Shenendehowa softball advances to Section II Class AA final | The Daily Gazette
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The Plainsmen, though, didn’t panic.
“We talked about coming in relaxed and not pressing,” Shenendehowa head coach Chris Farquharson said. “We play better when we’re relaxed and we kept that atmosphere in the dugout.”
In the fourth inning, it paid off, as Shenendehowa’s offense got rolling. The Plainsmen scored at least a run in each of the fourth, fifth and sixth innings, and that was more support than senior pitcher Mariana Abate needed in a 6-1 win for Shenendehowa.
“We have a lot of seniors on our team and that experience helps,” Abate said after pitching a complete-game win.
Grandview Heights Roundup: Balance lifts Bobcats boys track team to MSL-Ohio title
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The Grandview Heights boys track and field team used muscle and depth to win its first league championship since 2017.
The Bobcats scored 176 points to outdistance runner-up Bexley (109) in the MSL-Ohio Division meet May 11 and 14 at Whitehall. Collin Haj Abed won three events and Owen Billiter and Matthew Taylor dominated in the throws to help secure the victory.
“To score that many points, you need a lot of points from a lot of different areas,” coach Brian Schoch said. “We had a big day in the field, and we were able to score a lot across the board in the (running) finals on the second day.”
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Schenectady girls’ volleyball drops five-setter to Ballston Spa on senior night | The Daily Gazette
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SCHENECTADY The outcome was close, but not the one the Schenectady girls’ volleyball team had hoped for on the night its seniors were honored.
Still, fourth-year coach Ben Rosenthal was able to find a silver lining after his Patriots came back time and time again in what was a five-set setback against Ballston Spa at Pat Riley Sports Center.
“It was not the ending we wanted. Not the outcome, but there was more good stuff in that match than not-good stuff,” Rosenthal said. “We were down big and pulled our way back. The next step is winning that game.
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