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Athletes of the week:  Jefferson High

Track and Field Player: Eric Graf Eric helped Jefferson win the Jim Taylor Relays. He anchored the winning distance medley winning team. He is the Cougar Male Athlete of the Week. Way to go, Eric!

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Pansch sees another lead disappear after he leaves

It had already happened once. And as the late innings came to the Washington vs. Dominion baseball game, it looked like it could happen again. This article is exclusive, use Cleeng to view it in full. The rest of this article is exclusive, use Cleeng again to view it. The rest of this article is [...]

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Five-run inning gets Shepherd past Cardinals

SHEPHERDSTOWN— Wheeling Jesuit had the game’s first home run. In fact, the Cardinals had the game’s first three runs. This article is exclusive, use Cleeng to view it in full. The rest of this article is exclusive, use Cleeng again to view it. The rest of this article is exclusive, , click “buy” and view [...]

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While senior right-hander Ryan Pansch was busy turning away Musselman batters with strikeouts, Washington enjoyed a four-run lead. When Pansch left after four innings, the Applemen rallied for six runs in the game’s latter stages (while holding Washington scoreless), they had erased the lead and done enough to defeat the Patriots, 6-4, in eight innings. [...]

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Weather almost as important as athletes at Taylor Relays

SHENANDOAH JUNCTION— The annual Jim Taylor Relays that begin the high school track and field season have often been troubled by foul weather. Either its cold and breezy or just plain cold. But this past Saturday it was windy . . . and chilly . . . and it rained too much and too hard [...]

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INWOOD— Jefferson’s early lead did not hold up. Though it was only a slender lead, the Cougars could never secure it. And so Musselman erased a one-run deficit in the last innings to get a 5-4 win. The loss was Jefferson’s second straight after three early-season wins. The Applemen improved to 6-0. Dennis Jackson scored [...]

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MARTINSBURG— A six-run third inning that was highlighted by a grand slam home run from Nate Temple led homestanding Martinsburg to an 8-4 win over Washington in a baseball game played on Friday night at P.O. Faulkner Park. Martinsburg trailed, 1-0, when it batted in the third. After the tying run had scored on one [...]

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SHEPHERDSTOWN— Shepherd completed a doubleheader sweep of Wheeling Jesuit when it batted 10 men in the first inning against Cardinal pitcher Jordan Kraus, scoring six runs, before turning that lead over to pitcher Brandon Coffey. Coffey went four scoreless innings in the Rams’ 8-1 win. This article is exclusive, use Cleeng to view it in [...]

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ELKINS— Pitcher Trevor Appleby and first baseman Nathan Minnich led Shepherd to a 10-3 win in the first game of a WVIAC doubleheader against Davis & Elkins last Wednesday at Harpertown Field. The Senators routed Shepherd starting pitcher Jamie Driver in the nightcap and posted a 12-6 win over the Rams to gain a split [...]

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SHEPHERDSTOWN— When nobody else was able to play softball or baseball on Saturday, the Shepherd softball team was able to defeat visiting Davis & Elkins, 9-0 and 10-2, in a WVIAC doubleheader. The games were the first conference games for both teams. In winning 9-0 in five innings, Shepherd had two hits but received 11 [...]

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