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The PONY World Series will return to Washington this summer after being canceled by the pandemic last year.
In another indication that pre-pandemic normalcy is making its return, directors of PONY League baseball unveiled plans Tuesday for the organization’s 69th World Series.
The eight-team double-elimination tournament is set for Aug. 13-18 at Lew Hays PONY Field in Washington, Pa., next door to Washington Wild Things Park. The series was canceled last year due to the covid-19 pandemic. A 10-team tournament was hoped for, but travel restrictions involving teams representing Europe, Mexico and Asia reduced the 2021 tournament field.
Highlands softball hopes leadership, versatility are paths to WPIAL playoffs | Trib HSSN
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Guard Bobby Mills was a key player on Highlands’ 1984 basketball team, which participated in the WPIAL open tournament.
For the first time since 1984, the WPIAL will hold an open basketball tournament.
In other words, any team that wants to get in can.
The playoff brackets are scheduled to be distributed Tuesday, with action expected to begin Saturday.
For now, let’s take a look back at the tournament 37 years ago that can be described by this phrase: utter chaos.
It was the first year of Quad-A basketball, and the WPIAL thought it might be a good time to open the playoffs. When USA Today began publishing in the fall of 1982, the “Nation’s Newspaper” frequently had pieces about Indiana’s open tournament and the folklore behind it that led to the production of the movie “Hoosiers” four years later. It almost was like USA Today was a press agent for Indiana basketball.