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Say Cheese: Barb and Cougars create photo finish at 18th Paul Clovis Invitational (opens the original)
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East Hardy Cross Country improved times for the season at the 18th Annual Paul Clovis Cross Country Invitational in Sunrise Summit. East Hardy Girls Cross Country sophomore Shaye Barb had an electrifying photo finish just being edged out for sixth place by host Hampshire’s Alivia Dice at 25:09.4. Barb’s season best time of 25:09.5 was good enough for seventh place and received an all-tournament medal trophy. “I’m so proud of Shaye. She’s been training hard. Kane set a new PR, too. Jon had a stro
Backyard Brawl: Vikings throw kitchen sink at Moorefield to escape with the jug (opens the original)
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It was time for fans to grab popcorn for an epic annual Burke and Herbert Bank Backyard Brawl at Yellow Jacket Field and the fans got their money’s worth in a topsy turvy battle for the little brown jug trophy. It took everything and the kitchen sink for the Vikings to retain the little brown jug in a whirlwind affair against the Yellow Jackets. A double rainbow graced the field as the Backyard Brawl was set to begin, but the rainfall wasn’t over for the gridiron battle. Petersburg struck first,
Bridgewater dealt Cardinals a straight flush for RCBL crown (opens the original)
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The Bridgewater Reds folded three consecutive times before the gamble paid off again to win the Rockingham County Baseball League Championship in a complete sweep against Grottoes at Ray Heatwole Field. The Reds won the RCBL title for the 19th time in program history and second crown in the past five seasons and the first trophy dating back to 1927. The Reds have been the runner-up the past three years, including back-to-back game 7 losses to two-time champions Clover Hill. Bridgewater ousted th
Greenwalt putted in Top-3 as Moorefield took fifth place in Keyser (opens the original)
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Moorefield senior Kail Greenwalt recorded a card of 77 strokes to take the third place low-medalist spot at Polish Pines Golf Club in Keyser. Hampshire won the overall match in Keyser at 312, followed by the Golden Tornado at 337, Petersburg finished in third at 342, Frankfort took fourth with 368, Moorefield collected fifth place with 378 strokes and Tucker County rounded out the scoring in sixth place at 390. Peyton Vanmeter paced the Trojans with the overall low-medalist score of 70 strokes.
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