An earlier loss can linger, especially when the same opponent stands between a team and the chance to keep its season alive. For Eastern Greene’s boys soccer team, Tuesday’s sectional opener offered an opportunity to change the ending ... .
The final conference match carried an opportunity Shakamak’s volleyball players could share long after this season comes to an end. a chance to finish as champions without a single loss in SWIAC play ... .
A purple crown and a volleyball victory gave Sullivan students reasons to celebrate Sept. 24, but the evening also carried a purpose beyond the scoreboard. supporting the fight against cancer ... .
Years from now, Sullivan’s girls soccer players will have a championship to point to when they remember this season. Junior goalkeeper Hayden Cox will have something else alongside it. her name in the school record book ... .
One goal can change a game. For White River Valley’s MaKenna LaFever, reaching 100 career goals has secured a place in a much larger story—the history of high school soccer in Greene County... .
Bloomfield’s three girls cross-country runners each left Friday’s twilight meet with a personal-best time, giving the Cardinals a shared accomplishment as postseason competition approaches ... .
White River Valley’s soccer teams gave themselves a strong finish to carry into postseason play, combining for 19 goals in two home victories to close the regular season ... .
Linton-Stockton kept every set within four points and extended the match after falling behind 2-0, but Sullivan secured a four-set victory over the Miners on Tuesday, Sept. 29 ... .
As the fall season moves toward postseason play, area teams continue adding results worth recognizing. This week’s updates include a shutout on the soccer field, a road sweep in volleyball and a decisive football victory for Eastern Greene ... .