Little League changes age rule affect 2006 birth year players
The national Little League announces a shift in age eligibility from April 30 to December 31 to align with international norms, impacting players born in 2006 who will age out of eligible 9 year olds in 2015 and facing loss of final World Series year in 2018. Critics question the timing and equity, noting financial motives and parental impact.
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Hawks rally with three straight wins ignite postseason push
Skyline Hawks snap four game slide with three straight wins under coach Jay Barnes. Joe Pingley hurled a five inning 12-0 mercy against Handley, while Tyler Ritenour delivered two wins including a 20-1 rout of Rock Ridge and an 11-3 victory over Central to reach 7-6.
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Softball Lady Wildcats rout Rappahannock and beat Manassas Park
FRONT ROYAL The Warren County Wildcats halted a seven game skid with a 20 1 win over Rappahannock then added an 8 3 win over Manassas Park to move to 5 8 on the season. After a 3 2 road loss at Clarke County the Wildcats rolled past Rappahannock 15 0 and coach Justin Stock credited better situational hitting as a turning point.
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Hawks fall to Falcons again in extra innings
In Front Royal the Skyline Hawks fell to the Central Falcons in an eight inning pitchers duel. Skyline senior Carrie Robinson faced star pitcher Bekah Ansbro as the Falcons won 2-0 in eight innings following a 1-0 eight inning win on March 30 in Woodstock.
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Parker shines in comeback at Apple Blossom Invite
Sky line senior Jamal Parker returned from a knee injury to perform in five events at the Apple Blossom Invitational at James Wood High School. He won the long jump 21-05.25 and took second in the triple jump 40-08.00 and second in the 100 meters, helping Skyline place fourth among 21 teams while Warren finished 15th. Handley won the boys event with 59 points. Briar Woods edged Skyline for top girls with 72 points.
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Cats win fourth straight with 20-2 rout of Rappahannock
Warren County Wildcats powered by senior Austin King beat Rappahannock 20-2, scoring 17 runs in two innings and collecting 13 hits as 10 players had at least one hit. King pitched all seven innings to move to 2-0 as coach Vernon Mathews praised the early lead and team effort.
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