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Seventh-inning breath: Highland can exhale after winning a district baseball title over NC
SUNBURY — It wasn't a tip on any pitches, and it wasn't a quick reminder of a hitting lesson that led to the game-winning hit. No, something else echoed in mind of Jace Brooks as he walked to the plate with the bases loaded in the bottom of the seventh inning of a tied Division III district championship baseball game.
Track and Field: Zane Trace boys win final relay, place first at Division II district meet
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE — Wyatt Vick knew how important Zane Trace's finish in the boys 4x400 relay was on Saturday. The Pioneers needed one final boost in the Division II district meet. They trailed Wheelersburg heading into the final event of the day, and the only chance for a repeat district title lay in a first-place finish in the relay. In spite of the heat, and some fatigue leftover from placing second in the 800-meter run earlier, Vick lined up for the last leg of his last race of the day, alongside teammates Charley Clyne, Peyton Dotson and Riley Hartsaugh.
Adena softball fights to bitter end in Division III district semi loss to Dawson-Bryant
CHILLICOTHE — In the bottom of the seventh inning, the Adena softball team was brewing up a potential comeback against Dawson-Bryant. Over the previous four innings, the Warriors built themselves a four-run rally and trailed the Hornets by one run with two outs in the final frame. Bit by bit, the Warriors had inched back to within striking distance. Kiera Williams, the potential tying run, waited at third as Marly Halcomb approached the plate. All Adena needed was one more hit.
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