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Written by Tom Arnold - Intelligencer
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Sunday, 25 October 2009 17:34 |
 Both Ephrata and Solanco were coming off victories last week when they squared off Friday night at War Memorial Field in Ephrata and both teams had something extra to shoot for.
The Mounts wanted their second win in a row after dropping their first six games of the season, while the Mules are still in contention for a playoff spot.
In the end, Solanco came away with a hard fought win in what is becoming the norm, on a rain soaked field, 20-10 [boxscore].
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Written by Jason Fulginiti - Intelligencer
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Saturday, 17 October 2009 06:37 |
It was roughly 38 degrees, with a steady, misty rain blowing sideways.
In short, not exactly the conditions in which you want to have a huge jug of ice-cold water poured over your head.
Jim Vieland didn't mind all that much.
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Written by Weas
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Wednesday, 14 October 2009 06:39 |
 Ephrata won the District Three girls' team title Tuesday at Briarwood with a score of 441, which was 22 shots better than runner-up Mechanicsburg.
Completing an L-L League sweep, Conestoga Valley's boys golf team added to its resumé Tuesday at Briarwood Golf Club in York, where the Buckskins posted a score of 407 to win the District Three team title.
Lauren Smith, who finished tied for second at the L-L Girls' Championships two weeks ago, shot a team-best 86 Tuesday to lead Ephrata.
The Mountaineers also counted scores from Lacy Bensing (95), Megan Esterbrook (99) and Paige Hamaker (161).
The District Three Individual Golf Championships will be played Friday and Saturday on Briarwood's East (boys) and West (girls) Courses.
The boys' first round begins Friday at 10 a.m. with a shotgun start. The girls' competition will start at 11 a.m. Friday. Smith, Bensing and Esterbrook will all be competing individually, representing Ephrata.
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Written by Brett Hambright - Intelligencer
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Saturday, 10 October 2009 10:53 |
The threat of a major upset Friday night in Manheim lasted all of seven minutes.
It took Manheim Central blue-chipper Dakota Royer about six seconds to squash Ephrata's upset bid. That's how quickly the Penn State-bound linebacker gathered a Mountaineer fumble off a teammate's helmet and raced 60 yards to paydirt.
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