Staff reports The Twin Falls boys and girls got off to strong starts at the Region Four-Five-Six track meet Thursday in Madison. Individual winners for the Bruin girls included Amanda Ward in the 3,200 meter race, Cheltzie Williams in the triple jump and Sierra Chapple in the shot put. The quartet of Danielle Bowcut, Madi Worst, Brianna Bowcut and Danielle Keating won the medley relay.
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SCOTIA ? Gloversville committed eight errors in an 8-3 loss to Scotia-Glenville on the road Thursday. Cara Celorio had three hits, including a triple, and drove in three runs for the Tartans. Gabby Mazzucco and Sophie Cardinali both had two hits.
Staff report Thursday marked the last chance for Magic Valley Northside Conference tracksters to get their marks in before next week's Class 1A District IV championship meet in Buhl, as the teams descended upon Carey to compete in the Northside championship meet.
FORT PLAIN ? Having lost to Duanesburg in the Section II Class C title game in each of the last three seasons, the Lady Hilltoppers attempted to turn the tide Wednesday in their annual regular-season meeting.
The Carey boys and Raft River girls came out as team winners at the Northside Conference Invitational held at the Idaho School for the Deaf and the Blind track and field complex in Gooding.
Staff reports The Gooding Senators took home five wins in the boys track component of the Dairyman's Invite at the Idaho School for the Deaf and the Blind on Thursday. But it was a strong supporting effort that gave Gooding the team title.
MAYFIELD ? Shaky pitching and shakier defense put the Canajoharie Lady Cougars into an early hole. Canajo-harie trailed 6-2 after the first two and 6-4 when Laura Gaydusek stepped to the plate in the top of the seventh inning.
