Baseball

Won-loss record Dalton FollweilerMuhlenberg8-2Bryce DetwilerGov. Mifflin7-1Devin SheerinExeter7-3Nick CroconaWilson6-0Paul PetersenOley Valley6-0Ethan GrimGov. Mifflin6-2Colten MathiasKutztown6-2Bryce SchaferKutztown6-3Matt…

Batting average (Minimum 40 plate appearances) Conner LickliderHamburg.541Jaeger SmeltzBrandywine Heights.465Joe CristBrandywine Heights.438Tyler MinickGov. Mifflin.431Evan RittleConrad Weiser.429Travis JenkinsGov.…

Before he stepped into the batter’s box for the first time as a senior Tyler Minick was already regarded as one of the top baseball players to come through Gov. Mifflin. Then he went out and batted .431, slugged a…

Dalton Follweiler doesn’t have electric stuff – that will come soon enough. All he does is throw strikes, get outs and win games – more than any pitcher in the Berks League this season. “I knew I wasn’t gonna beat anyone…

Olympic-Colonial collected 15 hits off three pitchers in overpowering Berks/LL 9-0 in a Carpenter Cup Classic baseball quarterfinal Saturday at FDR Park in Philadelphia. The game, which began Friday, was suspended due to rain…

After dominating the regular season but coming up short in the county playoffs the Gov. Mifflin Mustangs had a score to settle coming into this season. They settled it. The Mustangs produced an even more dominant regular season,…

All game at Penn State's Medlar Field at Lubrano Park. Due to rain in the forecast, the PIAA Class 6A, 4A and 2A championship games have been postponed to Saturday, with the same time schedule. Class 6A(12-1) Father…

Fleetwood’s Aiden Soumas and Gov. Mifflin’s Matt Koehler contributed hits in a pair of late rallies as Berks/Lancaster-Lebanon came from four runs down to beat Delaware North 8-4 in extra innings Tuesday in its Carpenter Cup opener at…

NEWVILLE -- When it was finally over – when Mount Union right fielder Je’saun Robinson swooped in to snare Nick Hugo’s fly ball – Kutztown shortstop Matt Remick stood along the first base line, stared into a vacant center field, and…

Ajay Sczepkowski went through a lot of hard times on the baseball field: Two college seasons interrupted by injuries, a third by the coronavirus pandemic. Through it all he kept pushing forward because he realized how lucky he was…