Special Olympics
Warren County Special Olympics held its basketball skills competition on March 3 at Warren Area High School. The program began with a parade of athletes, followed by the National Anthem, Pledge of Allegiance, Special Olympic Oath, the competition, and a team demonstration. Results of the competition include:
Male Division
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RIT pitcher Tyler Leichtenberger
Division 1: 1. Sean Goss, 2. Connor Campbell
Division 2: 1. Allen Evans, 2. Terry Powers, 3. Duane Bennett
Division 3: 1. Kyle Fortman, 2. John Pearson, 3. Kyle Burge
Division 4: 1. Shawn Albaugh, 2. Justin Allen, 3. Francis Molinaro
Division 5: 1. Jim Farnsworth, 2. Wayne Ishman
Division 6: 1. Jeremy Cressley, 2. Brandon Windham, 3. Mike Gray, 4. Arthur Windham
Female Division
Division 1: 1. Hannah Miko, 2. Brook Evans
Division 2: 1. Debbie Glotz, 2. Ginger Montgomery
Division 3: 1. Natalie Mashensic, 2. Rose Lank
Division 4: 1. Kayla Smith, 2. Cindy Zaffino, 3. Heidi Venal
Division 5: 1. Brenda Huya, 2. Linda Buser, 3. Julia Cutshall
Division 6: 1. Nicole Huya, 2. Tina Hoffner, 3. Shirley Petko
Participation ribbons were awarded to Cliff Vantassle and Bobbie Williams
College news
Youngsville High School graduate Ben Oviatt is 3-0 on the mound for Division III Waynesburg College after a 14-3 win on Thursday over Cazenovia at Lake Myrtle, Fla.
The lefty Oviatt fired his third complete game, allowing three earned runs over seven innings, allowing seven hits and three walks and striking out three.
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Warren Area High School graduate Tyler Leichtenberger is the closer on the Rochester Institute of Technology's college baseball team, and earned his first save on Friday in a 5-4 win over Wentworth at Avon Park, Fla. Leichtenberger threw two scoreless innings, allowing a hit and walk and struck out one. In three games, the right-handed side-arming pitcher has allowed one run in 3 2/3 innings, striking out two.
Radio control
Jamestown, N.Y.'s Jeff Patch set a new track record in the 13.5 Oval Super Stock class during radio control racing Wednesday at Riverside Raceway. Patch completed 100 laps in 5:02.91. The lap total is the highest number of laps ever recorded in a five-minute period during the 24-year history of Riverside Raceway.
Here are the complete results from Wednesday's action:
Slash Oval: 1. Josh Ingersoll 62 laps, 2. Clark Thomas 57, 3. Kegan Mack 56, 4. Savannah Gibson 52, 5. Mark McMillen 54, 6. Jessie McMillen 49, 7. Keisha Mack 40
Nostalgia Spec Brushed Oval: 1. Tim DiPenti 84, 2. Jeff Frailey 83, 3. Lou Dussia 80, 4. Jilly Johnson 75, 5. Mark Johnson 49, 6. Josh Ingersoll 80, 7. Clark Thomas 79, 8. Bill Stitzinger 79, 9. Mitchell Hoffman 71, 10. Ron Thomas 76, 11. Bob Patch 75, 12. Savannah Gibson 75, 13. Kegan Mack 55
Nostalgia Spec Brushless Oval: 1. Tim DiPenti 89, 2. Garrett Allen 88, 3. Kevin Allen 87, 4. Jason Tucher 84, 5. Josh Ingersoll 57, 6. Jeff Hoffman 82, 7. Tyler Hoffman 80, 8. Tim Hoffman 70, 9. Mitchell Hoffman 48
17.5 Sportsman Truck: 1. Kevin Brocki 83, 2. Ryan Szary 81, 3. Rod McMillen 73
17.5 Open Stock: 1. Dave Ward 93, 2. Garrett Allen 92, 3. Tim DiPenti 90, 4. Kevin Brocki 88, 5. Kevin Allen 86, 6. Ryan Merrow 95, 7. Tom Parker 89, 8. Jeff Patch 88, 9. Rod McMillen 80, 10. Charlie Morris 7
13.5 Open Super Stock: 1. Tom Parker 99, 2. Dave Ward 98, 3. Ryan Merrow 97, 4. Jeff Patch 65