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  • Whitehall-Yearling Roundup

    By JOHN HULKENBERG/THISWEEKSPORTS
    Whitehall's Chanse James-McDuffie and the Rams track and field team opened the postseason by participating in the MSL-Ohio Division meet at Heath, which began May 14 and concludes Friday, May 17.

    Track teams ready for postseason

    The Whitehall-Yearling High School track and field teams hope to capitalize in the postseason on the competition they faced May 11 in the Hilliard Bradley Invitational.

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  • Whitehall-Yearling Roundup

    Grassel valuable to tennis team

    When Ben White took over the Whitehall-Yearling High School boys tennis team before this season, he looked to senior Seth Grassel for leadership and guidance.

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  • Whitehall-Yearling Roundup

    Turner impacting track team

    Whitehall-Yearling High School track and field coach Zach Wright calls senior Isaiah Turner one of his more dependable athletes, one he can count on in key situations.

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  • Whitehall-Yearling Roundup

    Baseball team looks to click

    As the Whitehall-Yearling High School baseball team began its second round of games against MSL-Ohio Division opponents, first-year coach Bill Welsh was hoping for vast improvement.

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  • Whitehall-Yearling Roundup

    Farnlachers share softball bond

    Best friends and twins, Danielle and Delina Farnlacher have carried that bond onto the field for the Whitehall-Yearling High School softball team.

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  • Whitehall-Yearling Roundup

    White takes over tennis team

    Ben White played tennis at the prep and collegiate levels, and he also has coached at a private school in Connecticut.

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