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Top Somerset County baseball and softball performers for May 13-18
Athlete of the Week Windber baseball player Lucas Oleksa was voted Daily American Somerset County Male Athlete of the Week while Berlin Brothersvalley softball player Elena Ritchey was selected Female Athlete of the Week for their efforts May 6-11. Oleksa hit a 3-run home run and delivered four RBIs in a win over Ferndale. ...
Conemaugh Township girls earn Heritage Conference track and field championship
ARMAGH — For the third consecutive year, the Conemaugh Township girls track and field team captured a conference championship. In its first season in the Heritage Conference, Conemaugh Township outclassed the competition, tallying 120 points to best Cambria Heights (102) and River Valley (77) on Tuesday at United High School. 2 Somerset County...
Who are the Somerset County baseball teams and players to watch in the postseason?
A trio of Somerset County teams will be the top seeds in their respective classes when the District 5 baseball playoffs begin this week. Somerset turned in an impressive 15-5 mark, earning the LHAC West section title. The Golden Eagles are the top seed out of District 5 in Class 3A. Meanwhile, North Star...
Golf scrambles help to raise funds for area organizations
Golf tournaments to raise money for various causes are featured throughout Somerset County during the summer. Here are some of them: Shanksville VFDThe Shanksville Volunteer Fire Department is hosting its annual golf outing May 18 at the Northwinds Peninsula Golf Club, the first golf course designed by Arnold Palmer, 1772 Peninsula Drive, Central...
4 Conemaugh Township athletes make college declarations
DAVIDSVILLE — Four talented Conemaugh Township student-athletes made their collegiate declarations at a ceremony held on Thursday. Dylan Giffin signed a National Letter of Intent to play soccer at Division II Seton Hill University. Teammates Colten Huffman and Tristen Hawkins inked letters to wrestle at Division II Frostburg State University, and Sam Sharbaugh...
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