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Today's Sports

  • Debs, Belles all-stars launch...

    The Lancaster Dixie Belles and Debs all-star softball teams will open play in district tournaments at Chester this weekend.The Belles stars, ages 13-15, are led by manager Steve Middleton, who is assisted by D.J.

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  • Post 31 snaps skid at Rock Hill

    Lancaster Post 31 snapped a five-game losing skid, taking a 10-9 League V road win over Rock Hill on Tuesday night.Ross Maiden went 3-5 with two RBIs to aid the win. Josh Eubanks also had three hits, including a double, and drove in four runs. Darius Cherry supplied two hits and two RBIs.Tyler Vaughn had a hit and a RBI as did Justin Hinson.Khoury Hammond, and J.R. Tripp each had a hit.Nick Ferguson worked the final two innings for the win, a scoreless stint.

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  • Teamwork's key in win

    The team of Ray Ackerman, Rodney Thomas, Jeff Reynolds and Bobby Fleming captured top honors in the seventh annual Matt Blackwell Foundation golf tournament on Saturday at the Lancaster Golf Club.The winning foursome topped the field with a 47.7.Ackerman said teamwork contributed to the team’s triumph.“We really teamed up well,” Ackerman said. “Seems like each member of our team had a hand in our first-place finish.“Rodney Thomas was clutch on some putts from 10 to 12 feet for us,” Ackerman said.

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  • Clover downs Post 31

    Lancaster Post 31 fell to 5-11, 2-8 with an 8-1 League V American Legion baseball loss to Clover on Monday night at Eggleton Field.Clover built a 5-1 lead in the sixth inning and cruised to the seven-run win over Lancaster, which dropped its fifth straight loss.Veteran left-hander Evan Byrd, who worked five innings, took the loss. Tyler Vaughn went three innings and Ross Maiden hurled one frame.The trio combined to allow eight runs, eight hits and six walks.

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  • Yandle posts first young guns win

    Lancaster Motor Speedway action Saturday night saw Andrew Yandle take his first young guns division win this season.Yandle was determined to win his race from the start.

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  • Swimmers sink Camden

    The Lancaster County swim team continued its winning ways in the waves with a 438-99 road win over Camden on Saturday.

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  • Sutton continues ace play

    Anthony “T” Sutton visited golf’s birthplace and showed he was just as much at home.Sutton’s recent visit to Scotland for the European Championship showed no matter where he plays, he’s still on top of his game.A Buford Elementary School student and a member of the Lancaster Chapter of the S.C. Junior Golf Association, Sutton placed eighth out of 33 juniors at the three-day tournament in Gullane, East Lothian, Scotland.

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  • Juniors have repeat golf winners...

    The Lancaster Chapter of the S.C. Junior Golf Association had seven repeat winners in age division play during the LJGA’s second tournament at the Chester Golf Club on Monday.

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  • Senior team falls to RH, Chester

    Lancaster Post 31’s diamond struggles continued Thursday night in a home loss to American Legion baseball League V foe Rock Hill Post 34.

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  • Swim team rolls to win over...

    The Lancaster County swim team upped its record to 2-0, dunking Camden 452-87 in summer swim league action Tuesday at the Lancaster County Pool.Jory Pettit led the LCST with four firsts in the individual competition.Gracie Scott, Coulter Jackson, Emily Durant, Chandler Hinson and Pagan Glenn each had three firsts. Jonah Faile, Ashley Abbott, Cody Brown, Tanner Knight, Kailee Glover and Marshall Jackson each had two firsts.The Sharks visit to Camden on Saturday for a 9 a.m. meet.

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