Jason Guarente

1 day ago | lancasteronline.com | Jason Guarente

Brody Gebhard isn’t trying to send a message. It’s just the way he walks. If his body language conveys confidence, it’s because that’s how he feels. Can you blame him? Hempfield has been riding an undefeated wave for a year. The Black Knights have captured three championships without suffering a single loss. That’s 28 consecutive games over 365 days. Mostly against the best competition the state has to offer. Gebhard came through again Monday night.

1 day ago | lancasteronline.com | Jason Guarente

Jada Lubin started with something called a turbo jav. It’s lighter, smaller and not much like the javelin high school athletes use. McCaskey’s sophomore was in elementary school when she discovered throwing. She developed her skill much earlier than most of her peers. Even though she had promising results growing up, coach Derek Jennings had reason to be skeptical. Lubin is on the small side, maybe 5-4 and 110 pounds. Could she throw a real javelin as far as the substitute?

3 days ago | centredaily.com | Jason Guarente

May 12-Some will be skeptical. Some will reflexively answer no. The question is still worth exploring. Is Nick Keller the greatest sprinter in Lancaster-Lebanon League track and field history? To say yes is to risk being a prisoner of the moment and to defy conventional thinking when it comes to barstool conversations. People like their legends to be woven into history. To exist through fantastic anecdotes, black-and-white photos and faded newspaper clippings. Keller is here today.

3 days ago | centredaily.com | Jason Guarente

May 12-Kylie Mattiace's first reaction was disbelief. Her second was gratitude. Two season-long goals accomplished in one memorable afternoon. Manheim Central's junior stood on the infield and looked across at the scoreboard. Was this real? A 14.59 in the 100 hurdles? "It was a crazy PR," Mattiace said. Her coach, Malea Stoner, had a similar reaction. "I don't know how to describe it other than amazing," Stoner said. "I watched the time come up on the screen.

3 days ago | lancasteronline.com | Jason Guarente

Kylie Mattiace’s first reaction was disbelief. Her second was gratitude. Two season-long goals accomplished in one memorable afternoon. Manheim Central’s junior stood on the infield and looked across at the scoreboard. Was this real? A 14.59 in the 100 hurdles? “It was a crazy PR,” Mattiace said. Her coach, Malea Stoner, had a similar reaction. “I don’t know how to describe it other than amazing,” Stoner said. “I watched the time come up on the screen.