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         Coshocton Cherokees stay ahead of the count 4 – 3 during a

         tough schedule                           BY MATTHEW DOTSON  |  THE BUZZ


                                                                                 Vs. Utica Post 92 SR 18O (6/12)      of the fourth, the Cherokees jumped
                                                                                   Post 92 hosted the Cherokees on  out ahead again by two runs, 7 – 5.
                                                                                 Friday. After a quick 1 – 0 lead from  The Knights answered back this time
                                                                                 Coshocton in the top of the first in-  at the top of the fifth with two runs,
                                                                                 ning,  Utica  blasted  out  ten  runs,  7 – 7. Coshocton squeezed out a sin-
                                                                                 starting off with a three-run homer,  gle run in the bottom of the inning
                                                                                 followed by a two-run homer, 10 – 1.  to nudge the decision in their favor,
                                                                                 The second inning went by without a  8  –  7, but  Columbus  grabbed  two
                                                                                 run from either team, but at the bot-  more in the top of the next inning to
                                                                                 tom of the third, Utica went back to  tie and then lead 9 – 8. Matching the
                                                                                 work, slamming out 12 more runs,  visitors, the  Cherokees  landed  two
                                                                                 22 – 1. The Cherokees grabbed an-    more runs in the bottom of the sixth
                                                                                 other run in the top of the fourth, but  to tie  the  game  and  then  grab  the
                                                                                 they fell to Utica 22 – 2.           walk-off winning run, 10 – 9.
                                                                                   The Cherokees  face  the Summer
                                                                                 Legion  Post  68  on  Tuesday,  June  Vs. Summer Legion Post 68 (6/9)
                                                                                 16th, at 6 PM.                         Tuesday at  Coshocton,  the Cher-
                                                                                                                      okees  outpitched the  Summer Le-
                                                                                 Vs. Columbus Knights 18U (6/12)      gion, thanks to the hard work of Coo-
                                                                                   The Cherokees hosted the Colum-    per George, who pitched five innings
                                                                                 bus  Knights on  Friday. Columbus  with 4 hits, 2 runs, 4 strikeouts, and
                                                                                 scored  a  run  in  the  top  of  the  first  2 walks in the game.
                                                                                 inning,  but Coshocton answered    Coshocton took the first two runs
                                                                                 back with three runs to lead 3 – 1  of the game in the bottom of the sec-
                                                                                 at the end of the first. The Knights  ond  inning,  2 –  0, and  added  their
                                                                                 tied up  the  score at the  top of the  third and final run in the bottom of
                                                                                 third  inning  and  jumped  ahead  by  the  third,  3  –  0. Summer Legion
                                                                                 two, 5 – 3, before Coshocton came  landed two runs in the top of the fifth
                                                                                 back in the bottom of the inning to  inning,  but  that was as far  as they
         Coshocton Cherokee’s Maguire Werntz prepared to deliver a fastball.   Matthew Dotson  make it even, 5 – 5. At the bottom  got, falling to Coshocton 3 – 2.




        Nearby track teams hit the OHSAA State track platform


        BY MATTHEW DOTSON  |  THE BUZZ

         Cambridge                           the Girls  3200  Meter Run.  Sheets   ond in the event at D2 Districts, as    Cade Roberts took third in the Boys
           For the Bobcats, Paisley Williams  finished third in the event at D4 Dis-  well as taking a seventh-place finish  High  Jump.  Cade  reached a  height
         finished third in the Girls Pole Vault.  tricts, as well as taking a fifth-place   in the Girls 300 Meter Hurdles. She  of 6-4 in Districts for the title in the
         In  the D3 District  competition,  she  finish  in  the  Girls  1600  Meter  Run   finished in sixth place for High Jump  event.  He  had  a  fifth-place  podium
         hit a height of 12-10 to win the title  to move on to Regionals, where she   at Regionals.                   finish at Regional competition.
         along with a fourth-place finish in the  took eighth place in the 3200.    Annie McCracken stood at the sec-
         100 Meter Hurdles. After moving on                                       ond-place  podium  position  in  the  New Lexington
         to Regionals, she took the top podi-  Granville                          Girls  Pole  Vault.  McCracken  had  a    In the Girls High Jump, Ava Snede-
         um position that sent her to State by    Tory  Reynolds  finished  third  in   height of 12-0 to finish first at Dis-  ker finished in 10th place. At D3 Dis-
         vaulting at 13-0.                   the Girls High Jump at State. In D2   tricts, and then improved to 13-0 for  tricts, Snedeker finished third in the
           Bailey  Anderson  took  fifteenth  in  Districts,  Reynolds  hit a High Jump   a Regional Title.           event as well as taking third in the
         Girls Discus. Anderson finished third  mark of 5-0 to earn the Title, as well     In  the  Boys 100  and  200 Meter  Girls 400 Meter Dash. Ava went on
         in Discus at D3 Districts and fourth  as finishing second in the Girls Long   Dash, Boden Shoaps finished fourth.  to place fourth in the Girls High Jump
         at Regionals to earn her place on the  Jump. At Regionals, she took sixth in   Shoaps was the champion at D2 Dis-  at Regionals to catapult her onto the
         main stage.                         the Long Jump and finished fourth in   tricts in the 100 Meter and finished  State platform.
                                             the High Jump.                       second  in  the  200  Meter.  He took
         Crooksville                           Sophie Price took fourteenth in the   third and fourth, respectively, in the
           Hannah  Sheets  took  fifteenth  in  Girls High Jump. Sophie finished sec-  events at Regionals.
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