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
The Rockets broke a decades-long drought by taking down East Pennsboro, 2-1, at home Wednesday afternoon.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
Goalie Logan Sumner assisted on Jason Blough's overtime goal as the Rams beat Bishop McDevitt in Thursday's quarterfinals.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
The Squirettes swept Schuylkill Valley on Tuesday, setting up a heavyweight final between two state powers.
– The District 3 2A playoffs was just an extension of the PIAA tournament for the Delone Catholic girls' volleyball program. With only the District 3 champ moving on to the state draw, every single match is an elimination contest for the bracket's No. 2 seed.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
The Fighting Irish were dropped by the Wildcats in the District 3 Class 1A third-place game on Wednesday night.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
As Timberley Linebaugh prepares for her second season with the Spartan women's basketball team, sister Kelbie is chasing a conference title in field hockey.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
It wasn't pretty, but the Bulldogs held off the rival Golden Knights for their first playoff victory in a decade.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
The Eagles won a 34-30 thriller at Boiling Springs to capture th District 3 Class 3A championship on Friday night.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
The Nittany Lions have only nine players, five of whom are freshmen, but coach Tory Harvey remains optimistic.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
The Squires couldn't contain star running back Austin Johnson, who scored six times in a 41-17 Muncy victory over the Squires.
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