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Not a doubt

Pete Crow-Armstrong won the NL MVP award unanimously on Thursday after the center fielder starred for the Chicago Cubs in a majestic all-around season. Crow-Armstrong joined Houston Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez as first-time MVPs. Alvarez was the unanimous AL winner after making a run at ...

Success in Meadville

The Warren YMCA Powerhouse Gymnastics Team recently competed against nine other teams in the Meadville Twisters’ Turkey Tumble Invitational on Nov. 7-8. There were 249 gymnasts from eastern Pennsylvania and New York. In the Level 3 Jr. A Division, Poppy Johnson took second on beam and ...

Warren falls to Oakland Catholic in PIAA playoffs

PITTSBURGH — The Warren girls volleyball team lost a tough 3-1 battle Wednesday in the opening round of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association playoffs against Oakland Catholic 24-26, 25-19, 25-10, 26-24. The Dragons came out swinging as they won the opening set, but the ...

Jayhawks ready to continue ‘crazy’ journey to nationals

JAMESTOWN, N.Y. — It’s already been a dream season for the Jamestown Community College women's soccer team as they prepare for the NJCAA Division III Tournament. “It’s been crazy. It’s been incredible,” said sophomore goalkeeper Angel Busch. “I don’t think anyone thought this ...

Briefs

Adult bowling Cindy Reasbeck’s 177-502 paced the Ladies Church League at Valley Bowling Center. Debby Lucks had a 206-498 and Michele Allen spun a 196-487, followed by Toni Loomis (181-482), Bonnie Umpleby (168-470), Ginny Barrett (179-469) and Darlene Albaugh (163-455). ——— Ann Wagner’s 188-510, Bev Fox’s 183-507 and Lynn Olsen’s 171-506 led the Tuesday Nite Ladies at Valley Bowling Center. Michelle Enos had a 176-484, followed by Melissa Rich (174-477), Amber Fox (177-460), Cindy Reasbeck (169-455) and Sherry Johnson (166-452). ——— Dale Johnson’s ...

Two shoot 70s in event at CHGC

RUSSELL — The Wednesday Travel League played Cable Hollow Golf Course in near-perfect playing conditions, possibly the best ever for a November event. As golfers enjoyed the beautiful day, the match of the year was taking place in the second foursome. Robert Calph and Josh Hilliker battled from start to finish, each making five birdies, with only three bogies apiece, to both finish at 2-under par 70. It is the first time in 26 years of league records being kept that two golfers finished under par in the same event. Hilliker led the front nine with a 2-under par 34 with Calph one ...