BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Greencastle-Antrim 110.5, Waynesboro 39.5: The Blue Devils stacked up another dominating Mid Penn Colonial win Tuesday afternoon over the Indians on the road, winning all but 5 events.

Cort Bradley

Greencastle (6-0, 6-0 MPC) earned the championship of the Colonial Division, with its closest meet a win by 45 points.

The Blue Devils spread the wealth Tuesday, with only one double individual winner — Logan Bohrer in the 1600 (4:40.25) and the 800 (2:09.76).

Other winners on the track were Ryan Marquiss in the 110 hurdles (15.35), Jerry Amstutz in the 100 (10.97), Logan Andou in the 300 hurdles (41.35), Cort Bradley in the 200 (22.83) and Ryan Gearhart in the 3200 (11:04.84).

The 4×100 relay team of Bradley, Spencer Long, Andou and Amstutz won its race in 43.03.

Greencastle  picked up 5 more first places in the field events, led by Luke Hull in the high jump (5-6), Jackson Harper in the pole vault (11-6), Adam Seylar in the triple jump (40-6), Reece Plum in the discus (130-1) and Brady Papa in the javelin (129-5).

GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Greencastle-Antrim 100, Waynesboro 50: The Blue Devils wrapped up an unbeaten season by claiming a win over the Maidens to capture the championship of the Mid Penn Colonial Division in a meet Tuesday afternoon on the road.

Emma Marx

Greencastle (6-0, 6-0 MPC) earned first place in 2 relays, plus 4 individual events on the track, as well as winning 6 of the 7 field events.

Emma Marx was one of two double-winners for the Blue Devils — she picked up wins in the long jump in 15-6 and the triple jump in 33-1. Bailey Hurley captured victories in the discus with a throw  of 109-11, and in the shot put with her heave of 30-5.5.

Also in the field, ALyssa Fowler was first in the pole vault (11-0) and Alannah Coleman won the javelin with the toss of 92-2.

Individual winners on the track included Kadence Abbott in the 100 hurdles (12.89), Avery Russell in the 1600 (5:46.1), Natalie Medina in the 400 (1:05.74) and Daisy Black in the 3200 (13:02.78).

A pair of relay teams took first place. The 4×100 team of Aqueelah Hogue, Abbott, Marz and Chloe Parks hit the line in 50.6, while the 4×800 team of Ava Linka, Gabriella Burns, Russell and Monica Schemel was timed in 10:57.4.

For Waynesboro, Brianna McIlquham won the 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles and 200 races.

SOFTBALL
Greencastle-Antrim 6, Waynesboro 1: Kiersten Swain fired a 4-hitter and Minnie Gambacurta drove in 4 runs to lift the Blue Devils over the Maidens in a Mid Penn Colonial game Monday afternoon on the road.

Minnie Gambacurta

The game was scoreless until the top of the fourth, but Greencastle (12-2, 9-2 MPC) put together a trio of 2-run innings the rest of the way. Waynesboro’s Emma Bradley gave up 4 hits and 2 walks in the first 3 innings before G-A could chase home a run.

In the fourth, Greencastle scratched out 2 runs on singles by Lydia Pryke and Allison Logsdon, a fielder’s choice that put them on second and third, and they scored on an error and wild pitch.

After Rylee Miller slugged a home run for the Maidens (2-11, 2-8 MPC), the Blue Devils got 2 more in the fifth. An error, a walk to Erika Hoover and a single by Pryke loaded the bases and Gambacurta doubled to center to bring in 2 runs.

In the seventh, Kylie Kerns and Hoover walked, both moved up on a wild pitch and Gambacurta smacked a single for 2 more RBIs.

Swain (5-2) walked one and struck out 5. The bottom 3 batters in the lineup (Pryke, Gambacurta and Logsdon) were 6-for-12 with 2 hits each.

BASEBALL
Waynesboro 4, Greencastle-Antrim 1: John Kahl limited the Blue Devils to one run on 5 hits and no walks to lead the Indians to a Mid Penn Colonial victory on Monday in Greencastle.

Noah Shifflett

Kahl, who struck out 5, gave up his only run in the bottom of the seventh inning, and earned the win thanks to a grand slam by Ryan Jenkins in the third inning.

“Kahl was just very good and efficient,” G-A coach Eric Shaner said. “I would have liked to see us work a few more at-bats — I think he got four first-pitch outs. That can’t happen.”

Avery Horst (5-1) pitched 6 innings for the Blue Devils (13-2, 9-2 MPC) and allowed 6 hits and a walk. In the third, with one out, Elijah Miller was hit by a pitch, then singles by Riley Eaton and Jack Knepper loaded the bases, and Jenkins cleared them with a shot to left for a 4-0 lead.

Shaner said, “Avery threw the ball well. The biggest difference was that they were able to get most of their action going in the same inning and then got the big swing from Jenkins. Our hits were spread out and most came late in innings. We battled to the end.”

In the seventh, Greencastle scored on a leadoff double by Horst and a two-out double by Noah Shifflett.

Waynesboro (10-4, 8-2 MPC) is now tied in the loss column for first place in the Coloial with the Blue Devils.