Ryan Vandersloot is a Sports Correspondent at LNP | LancasterOnline. He covers a variety of themes within the sports realm, including team and individual sports, as well as the business aspects of competitive sports. Ryan's work has been featured in notable publications such as The York Dispatch and Gettysburg Times.
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New Oxford’s 10–0 loss to South Western on Wednesday told a familiar story — but not the whole one.
For three innings on Monday, Bermudian Springs looked stuck in neutral. Biglerville jumped ahead 3–0, the Eagles' bats were quiet, and the rivalry game felt like it might slip away.
Just a few weeks after rain halted play and left a tight game suspended in the bottom of the fifth, Bermudian Springs returned to Biglerville on Monday and wasted no
Bermudian Springs had its ace on the mound Thursday night at Smalls Field and that meant big trouble for New Oxford, the Eagles' opponent in the semifinals of the YAIAA Tournament.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
By Ryan Vandersloot For the Gettysburg Times For 12 minutes on Tuesday night, nothing went right for New Oxford.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
For 47 minutes and 57.9 seconds, the New Oxford boys' lacrosse team had done just enough to keep its hopes of a repeat championship alive.
For years, the history books haven't been kind to the New Oxford varsity baseball team come postseason time. A string of heartbreaking, one-run exits against the district's elite had become an annual, unwelcome tradition.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
It was a grueling, 90-degree afternoon that demanded everything the Littlestown softball team and starting pitcher Alexis Stonesifer had to offer. But fueled by cold water, straight-from-the-jar dill pickle juice, and a heavy dose of resilience, the Bolts battled back to secure a thrilling 5-2 victory over Schuylkill Valley Monday afternoon.
By: Ryan Vandersloot
Revenge is sweet, but a ticket to the state tournament is even sweeter.
Ryan Vandersloot | Special to the York Daily Record Change is coming to the hardcourt at Central York, but the two men newly tasked
