Sunday, May 31, 2020

Seniors, I’m here for you and I want to help

There will be no ting of bats, or smack of leather.
Photos, games will be revisited

It’s been more than two weeks since the sports world came to a screeching halt.
What’s next in terms of CR sports section?

It’s a peculiar time.
It is good to be back

Thank you.
Winner’s legacy will be difficult to replicate

Although a state championship eluded him, Mason Winner capped his career Saturday as the most decorated, and most accomplished, wrestler in the history of Jay County High School as he placed fifth for the second time in as many years.
Vision now a perfect 20/20

As they say, hindsight is always 20/20.
People make decision to leave difficult

I got into the news industry for the wrong reasons.
Time is running out to catch some fútbol

There aren't many chances left.
Bobo's passing leaves hole in team, community

Caleb Kunkle never made things about himself.
Promotion leaves gaping hole

FORT WAYNE — It was only a matter of time before Joey Cantillo’s stint in Fort Wayne came to an end.
Franchise record broken

FORT WAYNE — It wasn't a record he was shooting for.
Williams-Sutton does it painfully

If someone can have a “talent” for getting hit by pitches, a TinCap sure has a knack for it.
Effort in loss served up crow

It's not easy for humans to admit when we're wrong.
Differing journeys lead to same location

Jordan Schricker and Spenser Clark will step on the mat Saturday for what could be the final time.
Senior impacts in other ways

Shelby Caldwell has been the face of the Jay County High School girls basketball team for two years now.

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