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Community Sports

  • Makos end season with win
    Staff Reports The Lancaster Makos ended their season with a 342-184 win over the Kershaw Stingrays on Thursday, June 27. The Makos were led by Trevor Tipton and Catherine Abbott, who each had four wins. Emmie Grace Johnson, Tamra Tipton, Taylor Teague and Nathan Reid each tallied three wins. Double winners include Aaron Morgan, Maraya Hinton, Landon Digh and Coulter Jackson. Single winners included Charlotte Harris, Will Jones and Bryce Blanton. The Stingrays were led by Sarah Sowell and John-Winst Ivester, who had four wins.
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  • P-31 juniors notch first playoff win
    Eric Rowell For The Lancaster News The Lancaster Post 31 junior squad won the opening game of the playoffs Monday night at Harvey Eggleton Field. The Juniors took a 4-1 win over Spartanburg Post 28. Spartanburg (9-6), is the third-place team from Region 6, that includes region champion Inman and runner-up Greer. Monday’s game, originally scheduled for Tuesday, June 9, was moved due to inclement weather across the state delaying finalizing of Legion senior team pairings.
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  • Watkins snags Heintz Performance victory
    Michael Knight For The Lancaster News “Bad Boy” Ben Watkins claimed the win in the Heintz Performance Limited Late Model main event Saturday, July 6, at Lancaster Motor Speedway. Watkins and Timbo Mangum were in the front row. When the green flag fell, Watkins, Mangum, David Yandle and Johnny Pursley battled for the lead. In turn four, Watkins and Mangum were side-by-side. Watkins cleared Mangum in turns three and four for the win.
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  • Darlings stars battle for state bid
    The Lancaster County 7-8 Darlings American softball all-stars and National all-stars were slated to play Saturday morning in the district championship round at the Rodman Athletic Complex in Chester County. The game was completed after The Lancaster News' deadline for the Sunday paper.
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  • Aquatics meet set for Kershaw pool
          The annual Aquatics meet, the season-ending competition between the area recreation summer swim teams, is set for Tuesday, July 9 and Wednesday, July 10 at the Kershaw Aquatics Center.
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  • Ozone AL stars win district crown
    The Lancaster Dixie Baseball Ozone all-stars capped a 5-0 run to the District Two tournament title with a 9-8 comeback win over Union. The one-run win sends the Lancaster Ozone stars to Florence’s Greenwood Park to face Lexington on Saturday, July 13.
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  • P-31 squads eye playoffs
    Lancaster American Legion baseball teams are set to open their postseason runs at home. The Lancaster Post 31 senior team will launch its playoff hopes with a home game Monday night at 7.
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  • Old name brought back some memories
            When I saw the player’s name, it was, as they say, like it jumped off the page at me. To say it was a blast from the past would be a bull’s eye.
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  • Recreation Commission's fall sports registration
    The Lancaster County Parks and and Recreation Commission has set fall sports registration. The LCPRC fall sports program will include a new program for fall baseball for boys ages 5-12 and girls softball for ages 5-12 as of Sept. 1, 2013.
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  • Tigers top Stingrays swimmers
    The Lancaster Tigers topppled the Kershaw Stingrays, 320-224 in a meet at the Kershaw Aquatics Center on Saturday, June 29. The Tigers were led by Lauren Spencer and Jonathan Wade who had four wins each.
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