Monday, January 18, 2021

Line Drives

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.
Rocket rookie stands out in peculiar year

To say it’s been a peculiar season for the Portland Rockets is a gross understatement.
Tuesday was a beautiful day in Portland, indeed

The mercury read 82 degrees. The sun shined bright all day, and the occasional cloud made an appearance.
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.

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