St Patrick's Day traditions and memories across generations
A lively tour through St Patrick's Day customs and folklore. From wearing green to avoiding leprechauns pinch tradition, the piece recalls parades, bar celebrations, and a golf tournament, ending with festive toasts and hopeful wishes for the future.
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Wadas steps down as Warren County wrestling coach
Matt Wadas announced he will resign after 18 successful years leading the Warren County Wildcats wrestling program. Since taking over in 2006 he built a 422-86-1 record, broke the previous wins mark, and helped foster a strong tradition honored by the Hall of Fame. He plans to stay on as assistant athletic director while remaining connected to the program.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Matt Wadas
Wadas
Rodger Seemiller
Seemiller
Wildcats
Charlie Dodge
Dodge
Lawrence
Sweeney
Shiflett
Hall
Warren Sentinel
Play Ball Wildcats stun Rams in season opener win
Warren County under new coach Jesse Henry started strong at Bing Crosby Stadium. Dillon Lord homered twice to pace a 5-2 win over Strasburg, despite only four Wildcats hits. Key defensive plays late preserved the lead as Adam Adlinger added a two run two strike hit.
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Warren County
Jesse Henry
Dillon Lord
Wildcats
Strasburg
Bing Crosby Stadium
Warren
Rams
Dillon
Adam Adlinger
Henry
Ih Rittgers
Warren Sentinel
Lord
Strasburg Rams
Skyline Hawks fall 15 1 to Sherando in season opener
Skyline Hawks stumble at home losing 15 to 1 under mercy rule to Sherando Warriors at Bing Crosby Stadium. Coach Tyler Settle laments a bad day and vows to respond Friday as veterans from last season look to rebound.
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Hawks
Skyline
Sherando Warriors
Bing Crosby Stadium
Tyler Settle
Sherando
Warriors
Ian Talbott
Warren Wildcats Eye Turnaround Under New Soccer Coach
Warren County's boys soccer team, under first year coach Chris Wilson, seeks improvement on last season's 3-13 mark. The Wildcats return three seniors Malachi Pinner Brandon Reynolds Sully Sewar and several juniors as they aim for a healthier season with fewer injuries and better results.
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Warren County
Chris Wilson
Wilson
Skyline Hawks eye improvement after winless season
FRONT ROYAL There is only one way to go and that's up for the Skyline Hawks boys soccer team after a 0-16 season last spring. Coach Steve Carey remains optimistic, despite losing seniors Donovan Porter Dustin Gue Maxx Pressgraves and Nelson Ruiz to graduation. The team plans to move the ball forward from the back with an experienced back line.
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Front Royal
Skyline Hawks
Steve Carey
Donovan Porter
Dustin Gue
Maxx Pressgraves
Nelso Ruiz
Carrey
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