New Oxford, United States (Local)
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Tom Sixeas focuses on local sports coverage with a strong emphasis on high school-level athletics, particularly football, basketball, and volleyball within the Pennsylvania area. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to local sports events, team performances and player achievements within this specific geographic region.
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By: Tom Sixeas
It was an uncharacteristically down season for the Delone Catholic football program in 2025. The Squires were coming off of a 10-win campaign that saw them win a state playoff game for the first time in program history, but they then posted their first losing record since head coach Corey Zortman's initial year at the helm in 2015.
By: Tom Sixeas
By Tom Sixeas Times Sports Writer Updated Head: What a comeback Sub: Mathias returns from 2-month absence with winning hit
By: Tom Sixeas
There's no animosity between Cam Bailey and his former Cashtown teammates, but it sure felt good for the Hagerstown catcher to hit a walk-off homer to defeat the Pirates.
With the South Penn League championship series wrapping up last week and the local legion baseball season ending last month, the return of his high school sports is on the doorstep.
Brock Asper is a Canner through and through. He grew up in Biglerville, played four sports while he was a student in high school there and hopes that he'll never have to find a new job now that he's been named the school's new athletic director.
By: Tom Sixeas
Every school in the Times Area has switched athletic directors at least once in the past five years with the exception of one, and that's about to change.
Keeping things simple and rebuilding the culture have been two central points of emphasis for Jake Johnson since he was named the interim head football coach at Gettysburg High School on June 30.
The last time New Oxford was in YAIAA-1, the Colonials won six regular season games and qualified for the postseason for the first time in six years. That came in 2019, so most of the team's coaching staff knows what it takes to prepare the squad to face the conference's big boys.
Losing seasons are a rare occurrence for the Delone Catholic football program, but the Squires are coming off of one. A 4-6 mark that saw the season end at the hands of rival York Catholic in the District 3 Class 1A final is what the Black & Gold is looking to bounce back from.
By: Tom Sixeas
A year ago, Biglerville came up one win short of ending an 11-year postseason drought in girls' tennis mainly because the Canners didn't have enough players to field a full team and had to hand over a free point to each opponent.
