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  • Connect 4: Post 129 wins 4th consecutive game

    Post 129 wrapped up their regular season series with the Washington C.H. Post 25 Aces Thursday by collecting 11 hits and four walks to take home a 4-2 SCOL win.
  • Tigers win SCOL title; lose in regionals
    McClain coach Rick Van Matre was named AA Co-Coach of the Year, along with the Pomeroy Meigs head coach. Senior McClain sharpshooter Tony Jackson was named AA Co-Player of the Year, sharing the honor with Mike Chancey, a 6’ 5” senior from Pomeroy Meigs.
  • Twice as nice: Hillsboro walks off 2 times against Capitals
    This season, the Post 129 Legion team has had a way of winning close games late, and that was no different Wednesday in both games of a doubleheader against the Chillicothe Capitals, with both victories coming in walk-off form.
  • Twice as nice: Hillsboro walks off 2 times against Capitals
    This season, the Post 129 Legion team has had a way of winning close games late, and that was no different Wednesday in both games of a doubleheader against the Chillicothe Capitals, with both victories coming in walk-off form.
  • Post 129 goes 1 for 2 against Post 757
    On Tuesday, Hillsboro made up their extra-inning tied game with Chillicothe Post 757, but it was a loss, though they did gain a big win in the ensuing game, defeating Post 757, 14-13 at Mary Lou Patton Park.
  • Lynchburg Bushido Warriors place in karate tournament
    The Lynchburg Bushido Warriors Karate class competed in the Manaka Ni Sangatsu tournament.
  • Hillsboro slips against Post 23
    In the nightcap of the weekend wooden bat games at Shaffer Park, the Hillsboro Post 129 team was unable to put together complete innings from start to finish, dropping a non-league game to Portsmouth Post 23, 7-1 Sunday.
  • Hillsboro slips against Post 23
    In the nightcap of the weekend wooden bat games at Shaffer Park, the Hillsboro Post 129 team was unable to put together complete innings from start to finish, dropping a non-league game to Portsmouth Post 23, 7-1 Sunday.
  • Hillsboro tops Findlay in 11 innings
    Following the third inning Sunday at Shaffer Park, the score was tied at three, and neither the Hillsboro Post 129 nor Findlay Post 3 squads were able to bring home the go-ahead run. Hillsboro finally scored the game-winning run in the 11th for a 4-3 victory.
  • Hillsboro tops Findlay in 11 innings
    Following the third inning Sunday at Shaffer Park, the score was tied at three, and neither the Hillsboro Post 129 nor Findlay Post 3 squads were able to bring home the go-ahead run. Hillsboro finally scored the game-winning run in the 11th for a 4-3 victory.
  • Post 129 splits Saturday games
    Post 129 baseball continued their Independence Day weekend with a split of Saturday wooden bat games at Shaffer Park, defeating Findlay Post 3, 2-1 and losing to Portsmouth Post 23, 6-1.
  • Post 129 splits Saturday games
    Post 129 baseball continued their Independence Day weekend with a split of Saturday wooden bat games at Shaffer Park, defeating Findlay Post 3, 2-1 and losing to Portsmouth Post 23, 6-1.
  • Post 129 swings away for late-inning win
    For the first five innings, there were no fireworks for the Hillsboro Post 129 club at the start of Independence Day weekend. There were no bottle rockets, not even a sparkler. The offensive explosion surfaced in the sixth inning, with five runs crossing the plate for a 5-3 Post 129 win over the Washington C.H. Post 25 Aces, Friday in Washington C.H.
  • Post 129 swings away for late-inning win
    For the first five innings, there were no fireworks for the Hillsboro Post 129 club at the start of Independence Day weekend. There were no bottle rockets, not even a sparkler. The offensive explosion surfaced in the sixth inning, with five runs crossing the plate for a 5-3 Post 129 win over the Washington C.H. Post 25 Aces, Friday in Washington C.H.
  • A Coaching Life
    A legendary era has ended for the North Adams boys varsity basketball program. After 24 years at North Adams and 27 years overall as a varsity basketball coach, Dave Young will no longer sit in the head coach's chair on game day.
  • A Coaching Life
    A legendary era has ended for the North Adams boys varsity basketball program. After 24 years at North Adams and 27 years overall as a varsity basketball coach, Dave Young will no longer sit in the head coach's chair on game day.
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