Ryan Vandersloot is a sports correspondent based in York, Pennsylvania. He covers local sports for The York Dispatch and Gettysburg Times, with his work also appearing in LNP | LancasterOnline. Ryan's articles focus on high school sports, including basketball and wrestling, highlighting the achievements and stories of local athletes and teams.
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Ryan Vandersloot's focus is predominantly on local sports events, particularly high school basketball and wrestling within the York-Adams League. Given this, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming games or tournaments, standout player performances, coaching changes, or broader trends in high school sports within his geographic area.
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By: Ryan Vandersloot
A pair of critical pins from sophomores helped the Panthers beat New Oxford, 38-30, on Monday night.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
The up-and-coming Lions thwarted the veteran Wildcats for a hard-fought 40-35 victory on Tuesday.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
The Green Knights, after canceling their 2024 season due to a lack of healthy players, are seeking new solutions for the program.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
The veteran Spartans are 4-2 and on a three-game winning streak as they reset during a two-week break.
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By: Ryan Vandersloot
The Eagles played the long game en route to their 51-12 victory at Littlestown on Thursday night.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
Mariah Shue and Katie Bullen led the Fighting Irish to a 59-50 victory on Friday in McSherrystown, handing Delone its first D-III loss since 2018.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
From a large roster like Dallastown to a brand-new program like Central York, local programs are still getting up to speed.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
Dallastown improved to 2-0 in league play with Thursday's win at New Oxford, but the Wildcats'first look at the top dogs will come at a new event.
New Oxford wrestling coach Brian Martin loves to call any YAIAA Division 1 clash a part of the gauntlet. After two of those matches a week ago, the Colonials were back in the trenches Thursday against Dallastown.
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