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  • H.S. BASEBALL: Rockets too much for Bulldogs in season finale

    TITUSVILLE — Year one of the Bruce Stewart era as the Meadville baseball head coach is officially in the books. Unfortunately it came with a defeat to the hands of Titusville. The Bulldogs committed three errors and allowed five unearned runs to cross the plate in a 7-3 loss at the Ed Myer Recreation Complex on Friday.

    May 18, 2013

  • H.S. BOYS VOLLEYBALL: Cards clinch No. 2 spot for D-10 tourney

    It took them until the final day of the regular season, but the Cochranton boys volleyball team now knows where they stand for next week’s Class AA District 10 playoffs.

    May 17, 2013

  • H.S. TRACK & FIELD: Sternby runs away with gold at D-10 meet

    HARBORCREEK — It was sweet redemption for Meadville’s Heather Sternby during Wednesday’s Class AAA District 10 Track and Field meet at Harbor Creek High School’s Paul J. Weitz Stadium.
    After falling in the 100-meter dash to Grove City’s Courtney Corbin in last year’s meet by .09 seconds, Sternby got her revenge by defeating Corbin by .10 seconds in this year’s event.

    May 16, 2013

  • H.S. SOFTBALL: Two-run sixth lifts Saegertown in Region 3 battle

    With the playoffs looming, Saegertown head softball coach Mark McKissock hoped to get his girls an early taste of that intense postseason atmosphere.

    May 15, 2013

  • TRACK AND FIELD: ’Dogs prepare for districts

    It’s amazing how much difference a year can make. Last year at this time, the Meadville girls track and field team was the Region 3 champion and a serious contender to dethrone Grove City as the District 10 Class AAA champion.

    May 15, 2013

  • H.S. BASEBALL: Saegertown rolls to sweep of Conneaut

    Nothing could get in the way of the Saegertown baseball team picking up a pair of wins on Friday. Not even Mother Nature. With a dark cloud hanging over Ed Acker Field, the Panthers made quick work of Conneaut with a run-shortened 12-0 and 11-1 win in non-region play.

    May 11, 2013

  • H.S. Baseball: Mother Nature interrupts Conneaut winning streak

    Most years the most devastating opposition for area softball and baseball teams is old Mother Nature.
    This year has been no different. The wrath, however, has been a little less traumatic.

    May 9, 2013

  • H.S. TRACK & FIELD: ’Dogs close regular season with sweep

    The Meadville track and field team ended the season with a bang on senior day and will be rolling into next week’s District 10 Class AAA Championships at Harbor Creek High School after sweeping Central Tech on Thursday at the Barco-Duratz Athletic Complex.
    The boys (1-5) delivered a nail-biting 75-70 win, giving them their first win of the season, while the girls (3-3) cruised to a 120-26 victory.

    May 7, 2013

  • H.S. BASEBALL: Oilers too slick for Eagles

    LINESVILLE — The Oil City baseball team simply has Conneaut’s number this year.
    “And that’s the only number we’ve had so far this year,” said Oil City head coach Adam Best. His team is now 2-12 on the season, 2-5 in Region 6. And both of those wins were against Conneaut.

    May 7, 2013

  • H.S. BASEBALL: CASH wins fourth straight after sweep of ’Dogs

    It’s not everyday a baseball team can strand 16 runners in a seven-inning game and still celebrate a win.
    But that’s just how productive Conneaut’s offense was on Monday as it defeated neighborhood foe Meadville 6-3 in a Region 6 clash at Eldred Glen.

    May 7, 2013

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