Quinn Burkitt
Sports Reporter at Republican Herald
Sports reporter @repherald. WVU Reed College of Media and @dailyathenaeum alum.
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3 weeks ago |
republicanherald.com | Quinn Burkitt
Nativity has earned a chance to fight for a shot at the PIAA 1A Championship later this week at Penn State’s Medlar Field in State College. The Green Wave (12-11) now have a meeting with nearly undefeated Southern Fulton (23-1) in the PIAA 1A semifinals Monday afternoon at Spring Grove Intermediate School at 3 p.m.Nativity head coach Ben Kreiger knows how tough of a challenge it will be for his team.
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3 weeks ago |
republicanherald.com | Quinn Burkitt
FOUNTAIN SPRINGS — Nativity is playing their best baseball of the season at the right time and picked up their second-ever PIAA state playoff win over MMI Preparatory Thursday afternoon. Ryan Examitis doubled home two runs in the first inning and Stephen Karinch shut down MMI Prep’s bats into the sixth inning for a 3-1 win to lead Nativity (12-11) to the PIAA 1A semifinals next Monday.
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3 weeks ago |
republicanherald.com | Quinn Burkitt
Tri-Valley and Nativity have both advanced to the PIAA quarterfinal playoffs which are set for first pitch Thursday afternoon at neutral site locations. The Bulldogs (20-6) defeated Holy Redeemer 6-5 in the PIAA 2A first round state playoffs and Nativity (11-11) took down Dock Mennonite 7-6 for their first ever PIAA 1A state playoff win. Tri-Valley redeemed themselves by reaching the PIAA state playoffs after falling to Tamaqua 4-0 in the Schuylkill League Championship.
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3 weeks ago |
mahoningmatters.com | Quinn Burkitt
Tamaqua's eight seniors left their legacy on the Blue Raiders baseball program this season after closing the season on a 14-game winning streak before falling in the District 11 4A Championship last week. Seniors Cooper Ansbach, Noah Steigerwalt, Matt Vecolitis, Mason Ligenza, Noah Mateyak, Luke Kane, Zach Breiner and Maximus Najarro helped lead Tamaqua to a 21-2 overall record.
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3 weeks ago |
republicanherald.com | Quinn Burkitt
Tamaqua’s eight seniors left their legacy on the Blue Raiders baseball program this season after closing the season on a 14-game winning streak before falling in the District 11 4A Championship last week. Seniors Cooper Ansbach, Noah Steigerwalt, Matt Vecolitis, Mason Ligenza, Noah Mateyak, Luke Kane, Zach Breiner and Maximus Najarro helped lead Tamaqua to a 21-2 overall record.
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Nativity has earned a chance to fight for a shot at the PIAA 1A Championship later this week at Penn State’s Medlar Field in State College. https://t.co/EqNtPa5DpS
Nativity is playing their best baseball of the season at the right time and picked up their second-ever PIAA state playoff win over MMI Preparatory Thursday afternoon. https://t.co/7ilCal3aaq
Nativity defeats MMI Preparatory 3-1 and advance to the @PIAASports 1A state playoff semifinals next week. @repherald