Gamechanger Becomes The Official Scorekeeping App And Pitch Count Technology Partner Of The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA)
GameChanger s leading youth sports technology helps Pennsylvania coaches and parents score and live stream games
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MECHANICSBURG, Pa. and NEW YORK, April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/
GameChanger, the #1 rated youth sports app for team management, scorekeeping and live game streaming, today announced that it became the official scorekeeping app and pitch count technology partner of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA). GameChanger, which is owned by DICK S Sporting Goods, helps Pennsylvania coaches and parents score and live stream games. As PIAA s official pitch count partner, GameChanger will also help ensure youth pitcher arm safety for both baseball and softball. The PIAA consists of over 1,400 schools and more than 350,000 students participate in interscholastic athletics,
Why You Should Vote in Today s Election for Village Mayor and Trustees
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Jane Veron, Karen Brew, Jonathan Lewis and Sameer Ahuja have been nominated to serve as Mayor and Village TrusteesScarsdale Village will elect a new mayor and three Village trustees on Tuesday March 16, 2021. The election will be held today at the Scarsdale Congregational Church at 1 Heathcote Road, with the polls open from 6 am to 9 pm.
The Scarsdale Citizen’s Nominating Committee has selected four candidates, and this year they are running unopposed.
The Scarsdale Citizen’s Non-Partisan slate is as follows:
: Monday, February 1, 2021, 11:12 PM IST
Mumbai: 42% local train commuters back in action; 34 lakh passengers travel on first day of resumption
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Mumbai: At railway stations across Mumbai, on Monday, the scenes seemed right out of a day in February 2020. On the first day that Mumbai locals were open to all, after 10 long months, there was chaos at ticket counters and the confusion over time slots had fewer commuters boarding trains. However, 34 lakh passengers travelled on the first day, on both Western and Central Railways, as compared to the 21 lakh who travelled on January 29, which means almost 42 per cent of commuters were back in action, as compared to March last year.