Skyline wrestler Alyea shines at World Classic in Troy
Skyline junior Phoenic Alyea, 2022 state champion, went 2-1 at the Journeymen World Classic Freestyle in Troy New York to finish third in the 182 B division. He defeated Sid Tidsley 10-0 then lost 12-2 to Nursadyk Nurdinov and pinned Felix Kirchoff. Alyea aims for Fargo and Freestyle State. coach Kyle Symons praises his progress and mental prep.
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Warren County Girls Soccer Suffers Defeat at Strasburg
Warren County drops to 1 2 on the season after a 4 2 loss at Strasburg. Freshman Bridget Hay scored early in the second half to halve the lead, then Anna Johnson tied the game before Strasburg added two late goals. Griffin Martin led Warren with two goals in a 7 0 win over Strasburg. The Wildcats later lost 5 0 at Madison in baseball, with PJ Dellinger and Adam Adlinger collecting two and one hits respectively. Will Waller took the loss, striking out 12 in a complete game.
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Wildcats track results highlight strong showing at meet
Patrick Treutlein led in the 1600 with Skube winning the 300 hurdles. Warren earned third in the 4x100 B relay and Rizzo placed third in shot. Kaley Tanner led the girls with a state qualifying 1,600. Schultz led in points with long jump win and top finishes in high jump and 100 hurdles. Skyline teams finished second to Sherando with Bailey posting wins in 100, 300 hurdles, and triple jump.
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Hawks Runner Mills Standouts In Track Meet
Kevin Mills led with a first in the high jump and seconds in the 400 meters and 200 meters. Will Smith won the 110 hurdles and placed second in the 200 meters and triple jump. Ava Boardner topped Hawks in the 1600, Kaya Biek er was second in the 100 hurdles and 3800 hurdles, Kayla Haislop won the shot and placed third in the discus, Megan Arp took two thirds in the 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles. Burton expects next meet at William Monroe for a tri meet with Meridan. results due next week.
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Lady Cats Ride Pitching and Hitting to 4-1 Win
Warren County coach Ted McDaniel praised Olivia Kelly for pitching seven innings of four hit ball with five strikeouts and no walks. Madelyn Ramsey drove in three runs with two doubles as Kelly and Atom Lane each had two hits and Lane swiped two bases to fuel a 4-1 victory over the Mountaineers after breaking a 1-1 tie in the third.
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Wildcats Rally Win With Bench Hit In Seventh
Sophomore Brook Patton came off the bench to pinch hit and deliver an RBI single in the seventh for the Wildcats. Mc Daniel praised the team’s rhythm and pitching depth as key to competing with any opponent. The Wildcats rescheduled to face Millbrook on Friday.
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Hawks Rally For Dominant Skyline Win In Four Innings
Skyline exploded for three runs in the third, four in the third and three in the fourth as they overwhelmed Handley. The Lady Hawks collected nine hits in four innings, benefited from seven Handley errors and 15 walks. Madison Jenkins driven in three runs on two hits.
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Angels Senior Jillian Shannon Sparks Hawks In Win
Jillian Shannon had two hits and scored three runs for the Hawks while Peyton Kaufman pitched a complete game for Skyline, allowing one hit and one run with nine strikeouts in a 5-1 victory. Ritter notes progress as conference play nears and Skyline prepares to face James Wood. The Angels football family includes Seth Ramey and longtime helpers Josh and Casey Noland with coaches Scheulen Atkins and Maratico and team mom Lacey.
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Angels Wear Purple to Honor Michael Ramey Legacy
The Angels chose purple as their uniform color this season in tribute to Michael Ramey whose favorite color inspired the move. Marc Ramey praised the lasting legacy of Michael's love for baseball and the friendships built in his memory. The team opened the season with a win, and Michael Ramey seems to be smiling from beyond.
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Hawks clinch walk-off win to lift record to 8 5
Hawks beat Skyline 2-1 in bottom of the final inning. Hunter King, Sam Barber, and Sibert led a 11 hit effort as Sibert drives in the winning run after a late rally. Sibert pitched 7 2 3 innings in relief with four strikeouts.
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