Sports Columns
It pays to keep a close eye on the folks in Harrisburg. If we don't, they'll actually implement the buffoonish ideas they come up with.   Full Story

 
PSU s pain continues. With Sports Illustrated s trumped up story, pending lawsuits, upcoming trials, and bowl bans, it won t end soon. But someday it will. So, here s a letter to those born the year of the scandal, the Penn State class of 2031.  
 
Anyone who follows high school sports will understand when I say there are just some things that are a given.   Full Story

 
Boston and York are separated by about 400 miles. At 6 a.m. Sunday, however, the two communities will be bound tightly together.   Full Story

 
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Andrew Copeland is a role player for West York's baseball team. Copeland goes about his job without fanfare, playing near-flawless defense at second base and almost always making contact when he steps to the plate.   Full Story

 
The upcoming Memorial Day weekend is dotted with big races, and a number of Memorial events as well. Three tracks will host double-program weekends.   Full Story

 
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Baseball is known for having the most superstitious players. The sport also gets credit for the invention of the rally cap.   Full Story

 
The water must be respected. I learned that lesson in the remote channels of the Alaskan Inside Passage.   Full Story

 
Photo courtesy of Delaware State University
It's not your typical "recruited-to-play-Division I-something" story. It is, however, a story about perseverance, about persistence, about backbone, about grit, about stick-to-itiveness.   Full Story

 
Brady Hoke was talking the way football coaches do, the way university presidents can't. Imagine, if you will, the snickering in academia if Michigan president Mary Sue Coleman, a biochemist by trade, accused her counterparts at Notre Dame of chickening out on a science fair.   Full Story

 
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York County is about to get its annual brush with the Triple Crown. The Preakness Stakes is set for Saturday evening at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, located just 50 miles south of Continental Square.   Full Story

 
Olivia Gettle and Kelsey Ibarra didn't take long to separate themselves from the pack in the Girls' 3,200 run during the completion of the York-Adams League Track and Field Championships on Monday.   Full Story

 
The World of Outlaws' sprint cars visit the area this week. The Outlaws will race at Lincoln Speedway on Wednesday evening and then at Williams Grove on Friday and Saturday.   Full Story

 
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It's hard to believe how far the Central York boys' lacrosse program has come during the last two seasons.   Full Story

 
If you've spent any time at all along the banks of the Susquehanna River, you've likely heard the tales.   Full Story

 
Idon't know what defines a sports "fanatic," but I'm pretty sure it's not the person who only watches one football game a year -- the Super Bowl -- or one baseball series a season -- the World Series.   Full Story

 
Northeastern vs. Central York. Year in and year out, it's the most anticipated match of the York-Adams League boys' volleyball season.   Full Story

 
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Growing up and going to school at Dover, Sammie Strausbaugh admits she's "a Pennsylvania" girl. So the decision she faced a little over a year ago of whether or not to leave for Florida wasn't exactly easy, no matter how much the women's volleyball coaches at Jacksonville University pushed for Strausbaugh to bring her talents south.   Full Story

 
They are on their way. Except for the chirp of spring's songbirds and an occasional meadow filled with the sounds of anxious spring peepers, it's quiet outside.   Full Story

 
It's a sad thing to watch a professional athlete go from very good to very bad, and not be able to fix it.   Full Story

 
 
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