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Cocalico's Fisher sprints to history
Wins gold in 100, 200 & 400; EHS's Lyons takes girls 400
LANDISVILLE - Cocalico's Kyle Fisher made history Saturday at the Lancaster-Lebanon League Track & Field Championships held at Hempfield High School.
The junior sprinter pulled off the trifecta in the sprints, capturing gold in the 100 (10.91), 200 (21.91) and 400 (49.38) to lead all individual performer...
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Mounts struck down by Streaks
EPHRATA - Manheim Township's baseball team got to be 19-1 this year doing a lot of things right.
The Section One champion Blue Streaks normally get solid pitching, excellent defense, timely hitting, and perhaps most of all, they don't beat themselves.
Tuesday night vs. Ephrata in the L-L League semi...
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Lady Mounts ground Rockets
MANHEIM - The motivation for Ephrata going into Monday's District Three play-in game vs. York County champion Spring Grove was pretty simple.
"We knew if we didn't win our season was over. And none of us wanted to end it here," Ephrata senior Leah Sipe explained Monday night.
Sipe, along with jun...
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Shepps, Comets bounce Ephrata from L-Ls
KINZERS - Ephrata Girls Soccer Coach Chris Dutton pulled out all of the stops Tuesday in his attempt to slow down speedy Penn Manor forward Kristi Shepps in the L-L Quarterfinals at Pequea Valley.
Unfortunately, by the time his team finally was able to keep the Comet senior under wraps, the damage was al...
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Eagles' Duong captures district tennis crown
DENVER - Cocalico's Michael Duong was a man on a mission Monday afternoon at the District Three Boys Tennis Championships held at Elco High School.
The Eagle senior, who placed third at last year's District Tourney, was not to be denied Monday despite some tough competition as well as some cramping issu...
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Mounts advance to league playoffs
EPHRATA - There was a time this season when it looked as if Ephrata would coast to a Section Two title and into the L-L League Baseball Playoffs.
Then after a six-game, mid-season losing streak, and with the section title all but gone, many wondered if the Mounts would even make it to the post-season aft...
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Sensenig helps USA clinch Olympic bid
DENVER - Cocalico's Dana Sensenig appears to be on the verge of becoming northern Lancaster County's first Olympian since Ephrata's Jill Grant did it back in 1980.
This past Sunday in the finals of an Olympic Qualifier in Kazan, Russia, Sensenig and the rest of the United States field hockey...
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Duong repeats, Eagles claim L-L team title
LANCASTER - Just last Tuesday, Cocalico came up a bit short as Hempfield edged out the Eagles, 3-2 to win the L-L League Team Tennis Championship.
This Tuesday, the Eagles were on top of their games, and in the end, on top of the L-L League as they captured the overall team title at the League Individual T...
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Witmer to be inducted into National Wrestling Hall of Fame in May
EPHRATA - Retired Ephrata High School Athletic Director and Wrestling Coach Merv Witmer has been selected for induction into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame at a ceremony in May.
He is being honored for his lifetime service to wrestling.
Witmer coached wrestling for 33 years, including 29 years ...
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Ephrata hosts 4th Tour Sunday
EPHRATA - The Tour de Ephrata Bike Race has become a staple in town in its three short years. The two-day, three-stage race, which has attracted large crowds and some of the best cyclists in the Mid-Atlantic States, once again rolls into town this weekend for its fourth edition.
Action starts Saturday wi...
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