Tom Sixeas

5 days ago | gettysburgtimes.com | Tom Sixeas

A singular multi-run inning was all Gettysburg needed to defeat Biglerville, 6-3, in the Franklin County American Legion Baseball season opener for both squads on Monday night at Gettysburg High School. Gettysburg (1-0) did almost all of its damage in the bottom of the second when it tallied five of its runs. kAmpFDE:?

5 days ago | gettysburgtimes.com | Tom Sixeas

Back in the state tournament for the first time since winning the whole thing back in 2010, Bermudian Springs took a 131-mile bus ride to Philadelphia to face the defending PIAA Class 3A state champion in Neumann-Goretti. The Eagles weren’t fazed at all as junior ace Branson Diller was magnificent on the bump in Berm’s 8-1 victory at Richie Ashburn Field at FDR Park on a beautiful Monday afternoon in the City of Brotherly Love. kAms:==6C H6?E 2== D6G6? 7C2>6D 2?5 82G6 FA @?6 F?62C?65 CF?

1 week ago | gettysburgtimes.com | Tom Sixeas

The local high school spring sports season is just about in the books for the 2024-25 school year, with just two teams left standing after the completion of the district tournaments in the respective sports. The Bermudian Springs baseball team, which finished as the runner-up in the Class 3A district tournament following an 8-0 loss to Berks Catholic in the title game on Monday, is headed to Philadelphia to take on the District 12 champion on Monday.

1 week ago | gettysburgtimes.com | Tom Sixeas

It’s been a long and winding road with many stops along the way for Ryan Anderson since he graduated from New Oxford High School in 2003. That road has had twists and turns, with most stops lasting only for a few years. But a few months ago, Anderson made his way home to his alma mater and is now the athletic director at New Oxford High School, having taken over for Doug Wherley, who left the post late last year.

1 week ago | gettysburgtimes.com | Tom Sixeas

Littlestown managed very few scoring chances in the District 3 Class 3A softball third-place game against Trinity, but the Thunderbolts gave themselves a chance in the top of the seventh when they trailed by two runs. With two outs, Hannah Barthel and Emma Peart each singled to bring the go-ahead run to the plate, but Shamrock righty Landry Murray struck out the next hitter to finish off a 3-1 victory on Tuesday afternoon at Wass Park in Mechanicsburg. kAm%96 H:? 62C?D %C:?:EJ 2 DA@E :?