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Dave Weidig

Dave Weidig

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Sports Writer, The Newark Advocate

Zanesville

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  • Surging Johnstown baseball saves its best for last against Northridge

    By Dave Weidig Verified| The Newark Advocate Verified JOHNSTOWN ― Trailing late on the road against rival Northridge, Johnstown baseball found itself in a familiar position on April 14. So when Erik Marohl bounced a ground-rule double over the center field fence leading off the sixth inning, it provided just the jolt the Johnnies needed for another comeback victory. They rallied for three runs to tie it at 5-5, then scored four more in the seventh to beat the youthful but vastly improved Vikings 9-6 in the Licking County League-Cardinal Division.

    By Dave Weidig Verified · The Newark Advocate

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Despite tough loss, reloading Warrior Rugby girls show real progress

    By Dave Weidig Verified| The Newark Advocate Verified PATASKALA ― Watkins Memorial junior Maggue Booher wore an ice pack on her injured right shoulder, but she was still able to smile a little Sunday. Even after Warrior Rugby girls dropped a tough, physical 10-5 match to visiting Medina Highland. "We graduated nine seniors, including our backline, and I was not able to get outside and break away," Booher said. "But it's more fun to play on defense. It's challenging for me, and I'm trying to get better. We struggled a bit against a really good team.

    By Dave Weidig Verified · The Newark Advocate

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Surging Johnstown baseball saves its best for last against Northridge

    By Dave Weidig Verified| The Newark Advocate Verified JOHNSTOWN ― Trailing late on the road against rival Northridge, Johnstown baseball found itself in a familiar position on April 14. So when Erik Marohl bounced a ground-rule double over the center field fence leading off the sixth inning, it provided just the jolt the Johnnies needed for another comeback victory. They rallied for three runs to tie it at 5-5, then scored four more in the seventh to beat the youthful but vastly improved Vikings 9-6 in the Licking County League-Cardinal Division.

    By Dave Weidig Verified · The Newark Advocate

    Apr. 15, 2025

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The Newark Advocate

Zanesville, United States