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1 week ago | 
dailyitem.com | Ty Kohler
NEW WILMINGTON — With the end of the softball regular season just a couple weeks away, Wilmington and Mercer are both within striking distance of the top of Region 1. The Greyhounds sat tied with Sharpsville in first place, with the Mustangs being just one game behind. kAm%96 E62>D 72465 @77 :? }6H (:=>:?8E@? @? uC:52J[ 2D 3@E9 =@@<65 E@ DE625J E96:C DA@E :? E96 C68:@?]k^AmkAm(:=>:?8E@? 8@E @77 E@ 2 9@E DE2CE[ E2<:?8 2 b\_ =625 27E6C EH@ :??:?8D H:E9 2 DE@C> BF:4<=J 2AAC@249:?8]k^AmkAm$E:== 5@H? b\_ :?
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1 week ago | 
dailyitem.com | Ty Kohler
HERMITAGE — Wednesday was a full day of tennis as 10 teams traveled to Buhl Park for the annual Tri-County Tennis Tournament. The event was divided into eight brackets, four singles and four doubles. Within the eight brackets, six locals advanced to the finals, though none were crowned champions. kAmx? E96 6?5[ w:4<@CJ H2D 23=6 E@ E2<6 E96 CF??6C\FA E62> EC@A9J @?
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2 weeks ago | 
sharonherald.com | Ty Kohler
HERMITAGE — Wednesday was a full day of tennis as 10 teams traveled to Buhl Park for the annual Tri-County Tennis Tournament. The event was divided into eight brackets, four singles and four doubles. Within the eight brackets, six locals advanced to the finals, though none were crowned champions. kAmx? E96 6?5[ w:4<@CJ H2D 23=6 E@ E2<6 E96 CF??6C\FA E62> EC@A9J @?
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2 weeks ago | 
dailyitem.com | Ty Kohler
HERMITAGE — Saturday was a record-breaking day for the Hickory girls as they protected their home turf and won the team title in the City of Hermitage Track & Field Invitational. “We told the kids this is one we want to go after points. It’s fun to win on your home turf. The weather was awful, but great things happened today despite the weather,” Hickory’s co-head coach Sara Emmorey said. kAmy@DD=J? w2?4@4< =65 E96 H2J[ D6EE:?8 96C 7:7E9 DEC2:89E >66E C64@C5 :?
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2 weeks ago | 
sharonherald.com | Ty Kohler
HERMITAGE – Saturday was a record-breaking day for the Hickory girls as they protected their home turf and won the team title in the City of Hermitage Track & Field Invitational. “We told the kids this is one we want to go after points. It’s fun to win on your home turf. The weather was awful, but great things happened today despite the weather,” Hickory’s co-head coach Sara Emmorey said. kAmy@DD=J? w2?4@4< =65 E96 H2J[ D6EE:?8 96C 7:7E9 DEC2:89E >66E C64@C5 :?
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2 weeks ago | 
sharonherald.com | Ty Kohler
HERMITAGE — With the boys tennis season getting into the latter stages and the Tri-County Tennis Tournament less than a week away, the Greenville Trojans have put together a streak at the right time. “The boys are laughing at me because they keep saying ‘we’re going streaking.’ This is four in a row for us now, so we’ve been having a fun time saying that,” Greenville head coach Gary Bonanno said. “We are on a streak right now though at the right time.
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3 weeks ago | 
sharonherald.com | Ty Kohler
SHARON – When two rivals clash, records mean nothing as both teams are ready to leave everything out there for some sweet satisfaction. When the Hickory Hornets travel to Sharon for a date with the Tigers, records say Sharon should cruise to another win. But when Dante Evans home run put the Hornets up 5-2, things seemed bleak for the Tigers. kAm“{:<6 x E@=5 E96 DE277 @FE E96C6[ x A=2J65 2E $92C@?[ >J H9@=6 DE277 2C6 $92C@?
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3 weeks ago | 
sharonherald.com | Ty Kohler
SLIPPERY ROCK — Over the weekend, the Slippery Rock softball team, led by first-year head coach Daniel Beebe, picked up its first win of the season by beating Hickory. Now with some confidence behind them, the Rockets were looking to make a statement on Tuesday as they took on another struggling team, the Oil City Oilers. kAm“(6 8@E @77 E@ 2 3:E @7 2 D=@H DE2CE[” D2:5 q6636] “(6 72465 D@>6 C62==J 8@@5 E62>D :? |6C46C[ (:=>:?8E@? 2?5 y2>6DE@H?] %96? H6 925 D@>6 :?;FC:6D[ H6?E FA 282:?DE 2 8@@5 $92C@?
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3 weeks ago | 
ncnewsonline.com | Ty Kohler
SHARPSVILLE — Two of the best hitting softball teams in Mercer County, Sharpsville and Wilmington, were expecting a high-scoring battle on Thursday. One of those teams held true to that as Lily Palko and Keeley Whitaker blasted home runs and the Blue Darlings put up 10 runs against the Lady Greyhounds. kAm$92CADG:==6 925 2 D64@?5 25G2?E286 E9@F89 — 3C:?8:?8 324< DE2CE:?8 A:E496C y@C52? qC6DE 7@C 96C 7:CDE 82>6 A:E49:?8 E9:D D62D@? 2D D96 ?FCD65 2 3C@<6? 7:?86C]k^Am kAm“$96’D 366?
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3 weeks ago | 
dailyitem.com | Ty Kohler
HERMITAGE – The freshman sensation AJ Jarzab showed off once again as the Hickory Hornets took down the Jamestown Muskies. “We have such a stellar pitcher that’s having an incredible season. Everytime she steps on the mound, she does her job. We try to put the defense behind her, and get the job done,” Hickory head coach Will Zachrich said. “It’s always a team effort, but she does such a great job.
