Adams County Sports Update – May 21 2024 (2024)

Baseball
May 17
Shippensburg 3 Gettysburg 2

Tied at 2-2 after four innings, Shippensburg and Gettysburg battled through eight-and-a-half scoreless innings before the Greyhounds walked off with the win on an unearned run in the bottom of the 13th of the District III 5A playoffs. Gettysburg ace Tegan Kuhns pitched into the ninth, allowing two runs and striking out 11. Wes Coolbaugh was strong for the next four, allowing just two hits and fanning four. Coolbaugh also had a strong game offensively, collecting a pair of hits and driving in both Gettysburg runs. Troy Chamberlin threw seven scoreless innings in relief of starter Aydin Mentzer for Shippensburg and also drove in a run.

Gettysburg Boys Varsity Baseball current season results: Won: 14 Lost: 4 Tied: 0

Girls Lacrosse
May 16
State College 15 New Oxford 14

State College scored a sudden death goal in defeating New Oxford in the first round of district playoffs. Cameryn Cohee had seven Colonial goals and Sydney Winpigler had five in leading a strong Colonials’ effort. Daelyn Hardnack recorded 14 saves in goal.

New Oxford Girls Varsity Lacrosse current season results: Won: 9 Lost: 5 Tied: 0

Softball
May 13
Middletown 8 New Oxford 4

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Middletown’s Maci Shutt clubbed two homers and knocked in six runs in leading her team to the win over the visiting Colonials. Hannah Becker, Cora Diviney, and Ellie Diehl each had two hits for New Oxford.

Softball
May 15
Gettysburg 12 West York 7

A 16-hit attack featuring a seven-run second inning fueled Gettysburg’s win. Megan Musselman led the Warriors with three hits, while Danika Kump, Cate Green, Samantha Carbaugh, and Aubry Forsythe all had two.

Softball
May 16
Biglerville 7 Delone 1

Kierney and Leah Strawsburg both had three hits and Sydney McCleaf allowed just four hits and a run in a route-going pitching performance as the red-hot Canners bested Delone.

Softball
May 16
Boiling Springs 7 Littlestown 4

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The Bolts plated four quick runs in the bottom of the first, but were then held off the scoreboard for the rest of the game. The Bubblers pulled ahead in the fifth and went on the add some insurance. Sarah Loveless provided a bright spot for Llittestown with two hits and two RBI.

Softball
May 16
Susquehannock 4 New Oxford 3

New Oxford tied things up with a run in the seventh, only to have Susquehannock walk off with the winning run the bottom half of the inning. The Colonials outhit their opponents 7-2 but were victimized by two errors in the field. Miranda Leatherman was the tough-luck loser, giving up just two hits and three earned runs. Maura Shirk and Cora Diviney each had two hits for New Oxford.

Softball
May 20
Littlestown 6 Annville-Cleona 5

Littlestown won its Class 3A playoff game on Monday by first building a five-run cushion and then scoring the winner on a hit by Reese Rucker in the sixth inning. Libby Brown had two hits for the Bolts. in the pitching circle, Maddy Dubbert came on in relief of Ahlyn Gorsuch, who had been cruising until A-C began its game-tying rally in the bottom of the fifth.