Friday, December 2, 2022

Line Drives

Priority change is taking me home

Priorities tend to change over time.
Series brings fandom full circle

Most of my generation — I’m an early millennial; I remember life with dial-up internet — watched television for enjoyment.
Work begins now for Jay football team

The Patriots had their fifth consecutive losing season come to a close eight days ago.
Keep up support for Jay football

It hasn’t been difficult to notice the buzz around the Jay County High School football team this season.
Highlights are aplenty already

It seems like ages ago (Aug. 3) that girls golf began its season.
Recent scored disrespect game and opponents

2-3. 22-0. 25-0. 21-0. 26-4. When I saw the first, I was appalled. But I shook it off as an anomaly.
Collegiate Check-up to return Thursday

Let me take this opportunity to offer my sincerest apologies.
Spring football was the same, but different

Not a single cloud could be seen in the sky over Bishop D’Arcy Stadium on the campus of University of Saint Francis.
We made it through sports season

The winter season began nearly five months ago when the JCHS girls hoops team kicked things off Nov. 13. What a long way we’ve come since then.
Loss left longing for more hoops

Sports seasons come and go.
Season’s hassles could be worse for prep athletes

For the first time in two weeks — again — the Jay County High School boys basketball team gets to play.
Impact goes beyond record

Wins and losses. They are the epitome of sports. That’s true in life, as well.
Confidence gained despite loss

Coaches and reporters alike say something along the lines of a final score not being indicative of how a game transpired.
Run Saturday after race was a humbling time

By no means do I consider myself a “fast” runner. I’m just a “runner.”
COVID caveat came up Friday

There’s no question all of us have been impacted in some way by the coronavirus pandemic.

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