HCRD MEN'S SOFTBALL Early barrage of home runs leads Bingham to 'B' Division playoffs championship, 15-12. ...more

July 25, 2008

DIXIE YOUTH LEAGUE SENIOR BOYS Spring Hill cashes in at State Tournament, paying off years of near misses and claiming a state crown. ...more

July 23, 2008

Early barrage of home runs leads Bingham to 'B' Division playoffs championship, 15-12. ...more

July 22, 2008

Previously unbeaten Spring Hill American misses first chance at state title when Danny Gonzalez hits tie-breaking solo homer, leading South Lake to 4-3 victory. ...more

July 19, 2008

Plant High breezed through Thursday's pool-play portion of the inaugural Nike "7 On" Football Tournament in Beaverton, Ore., earning a No. 1 seed for today's double-elimination championship bracket play. ...more

July 18, 2008

Through adays of the Dixie Pre-Majors (ages 14-17) and Majors (ages 15-19) All-Stars State Tournaments at Chipley High, both Hernando County teams remained alive. ...more

July 16, 2008

It all looked so - familiar. The Hernando Debs (ages 16-18) All-Stars played their second game in their four-team bracket at the Dixie League State Softball Tournament against West Pasco, and the result was what one might expect when an opponent tangles with a team that reached the Dixie League World Series final a year ago before losing. ...more

July 8, 2008

DIXIE YOUTH LEAGUE DEBS SOFBALL As hurlers Mary Ellen Langley and Stephanie Sinwelski total 10 strikeouts, the Brooksville-based squad is a win away from a repeat state title. ...more

July 5, 2008

OKEECHOBEE — Celebrations began as soon as the ball left the bat and once again, it wasn't the boys in blue doing the celebrating. For the second consecutive year, Sebring couldn't exercise the Okeechobee curse, as Timmy Farrell's walk-off three-run homer to center gave the host team a 13-1 six-inning, mercy-rule victory in the championship final of the Dixie Boys (age 14) District 8 tournament at Okeechobee Sports Complex on Thursday evening. "Another One Bites The Dust" by Queen was blasted through the loudspeaker, as Farrell homered for the second time in the game for the first two in his playing career, and was congratulated after the game by the Sebring players, many of which are his teammates on an AAU team. The game was delayed for five-plus hours due to a major storm cell that flooded the ball fields and took three air-boats to disperse the water from the infield so play could continue. ...more

July 4, 2008

On a wild day of baseball at Wesley Chapel District Park, it was fitting that it ended on a wild throw. ...more

July 2, 2008