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The Lancaster Barnstormers have completed their roster for spring training, which begins for the team Monday morning at Clipper Magazine Stadium. The Barnstormers have signed outfielder Josh Whitaker and announced seven nonroster invitees who will be participating in camp. \"Whitaker is a big, strong right-handed hitter with plus-oppo (opposite field) power,\" stated Barnstormers manager Butch Hobson in a news release. \"He had some problems with a wrist over the past couple of years, but he has gotten completely healthy.\"

[...]three solo home runs - from Josh Wilson, Alfredo Marte and James Simmons - were the difference as the Revs claimed a 5-3 victory in the first game of a three-game set in York.

[...]the Ducks rallied against the Lancaster bullpen and took a 3-2 lead in the bottom of the seventh on back-to-back RBI singles by Fehlandt Lentini and Delta Cleary Jr.

Josh Whitaker, Garrett Gregory, Dalton Cross, and Kyle Cross all doubled for the Falcons. Booker High's Anthony Lipe-Ladenheim won the No. 1 singles title at the Class 2A-9 boys district tennis tournament here Tuesday to qualify for next week's state tournament. Lipe-Ladenheim and Cody Gusto also won at No. 1 doubles and the pair advanced to the state event. Gusto was also singles champion at No. 2 singles.

Booker High's Anthony Lipe-Ladenheim won the No. 1 singles title at the Class 2A-9 boys district tennis tournament here Tuesday to qualify for next week's state tournament. Lipe-Ladenheim and Cody Gusto also won at No. 1 doubles and the pair advanced to the state event. Gusto was also singles champion at No. 2 singles.

The Somerset bats were hot - again - on a chilly Sunday afternoon, as the Patriots collected 19 hits en route to an 11-8 win over Lancaster at Clipper Magazine Stadium.

The Blue Crabs put runners on the corners in the 10th off Lancaster reliever Matt Reynolds, but the lefty struck out Bryant Nelson and Angel Flores to end the inning.

  RICHMOND - The Owensboro Catholic High School boys' basketball team didn't have an answer for Hazard's interior game Thursday night in the opening round of the Touchstone Energy All \"A\" Classic. \"We knew they were going to be tough inside, and we wanted to collapse down,\" Owensboro Catholic coach Perry Bailey said. \"They're a strong team, very physical. We did the best we could.\" \"We had a tough first-round matchup,\" Bailey said. \"When you play a team that good and you try your best, that's fine.\"

Bell wrapped up the home team's scoring with another two-out hit, a double to score Whitaker and stretch Lancaster's lead to 4-0.

\"It's my birthday today, so this is great news and excellent timing. I had a subion for $10. This is so cool.\"