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Wooden bats are the standard equipment used at City Stadium, home of the Lynchburg Hillcats. But most high school-aged baseball hitters are unaccustomed to wielding anything but aluminum when they step up to the plate. 

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Sports news for the Amherst Lancers

After batting .511 with 26 runs (both team-highs) in her senior season, Ceseley Haynes was selected by the Group A coaches as their player of the year

Jefferson Forest boys soccer players Tim Bullock and Scott Zaring got an up-close-and-personal look at Virginia High School Coaches Association player of the year, Brian Ownby of Group AAA state champion Deep Run, who will play next year at Virginia, in Wednesday night’s VHSCA All-Star game

Whereas Tuesday night’s Virginia High School Coaches Association senior All-Star boys and girls basketball games were high-scoring affairs, Wednesday night’s girls soccer contest had to go to a shootout to determine a winner after a scoreless regulation

Brittany Campbell and Joyous Tharrington of Brookville and Kylee Beecher and Abby Oliver of Group AA state champion Hidden Valley, were all in the starting lineup in the West squad’s surprisingly easy 97-53 victory

Roanoke College holds a Defensive Challenge camp in Salem. 

Stepping down as varsity soccer coach this spring, after coaching the sport for the past 30 years, was, in Chip Berry’s words, “One of the toughest decisions of my life.”

Gretna’s Softball Team and Radford’s Boys Soccer team claimed Gold on Championship Saturday in Radford.

Friday scores from the VHSL Jubilee-State Semifinal Round.

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