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Solanco 14U baseball team finishes strong

6/29/2022

 
    Solanco's 14U team that competed in Lanco Youth Baseball Section Two finished the season strong but narrowly missed out on a playoff berth.

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SECA Sharks swim team hosts meet

6/27/2022

 
    The SECA Sharks swim team held its first home meet last Thursday against Lancaster Country Club.
    The visitors prevailed 218-149.
    Eric Kellerman (13-14 age group) won three individual events for SECA – 50 freestyle, 50 breaststroke, and 50 butterfly.

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Solanco 10U Black softball team wins tourney title

6/21/2022

 
    Solanco's 10U Black squad captured the Lanco Youth Softball Gold championship in dramatic fashion with an extra-inning triumph over Hempfield Thursday, June 16, at Elizabethtown.

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Yankees claim Solanco Little League title

6/21/2022

 
    The Yankees captured Solanco Little League's Minor Division title by beating the Phillies 11-3 Friday night, June 17.

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Solanco boys basketball camp focuses on fundamentals

6/21/2022

 
    Solanco High boys basketball coach Anthony Hall is putting the "fun" back in fundamentals.
    That's the goal of Solanco's Boys FUN-damental Basketball Camp, which was held in the high school gym last week.
    Boys going into second through sixth grade met in the mornings and 7th-12th graders convened in the afternoon.

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Mules' Wagner qualifies for U.S. Junior Amateur

7/26/2021

 
    Logan Wagner went from frustration to elation in a span of three days.
    A rising junior at Solanco High School, Wagner earned a spot in the world's most prestigious junior golf event a day after a disappointing showing in another tournament.
    Wagner will playing in the 73rd U.S. Junior Amateur Championship in Pinehurst, North Carolina July 19-24.
    Nearly 4,000 players from around the world annually vie for a place in the championship with 264 comprising the starting field.
    "It's going to be special," Wagner said. "I'm really excited."
    The U.S. Junior Amateur begins with two days of stroke play to whittle the field down to 64 players for a match play bracket.
    "I'm really proud and I want to take full advantage of the opportunity," Wagner said. "The goal is to play well and get a spot in match play and see how far I can go."
    The accomplishment capped off an eventful few days. 
    On Monday, June 28, Wagner began play in the Pennsylvania Boys Championship, an event he had circled on his calendar.
    Wagner played well on the first day at Hershey Country Club, carding a two-over 73 to put himself in good position. On Tuesday, Wagner started solidly before breaking his driver, a TaylorMade SIM, on the fourth hole. He retrieved his backup driver from the car but had not used that club in a year and struggled with the change in the middle of a competition. Wagner posted two birdies over the final four holes but the damage was done. 
    "Logan was about as unhappy as I've ever seen him on the car ride home from Hershey," his father, Steve, said. "He's pretty even keeled, but this one really stung."
    The following morning, Wagner headed to Doylestown Country Club to play in a U.S. Junior Amateur qualifier. He was able to get a few practice swings with the backup driver and shot a one-over par 73. Three players who are major college commits shot even par including the PIAA champion. The top four scores advanced.
    Wagner had an early tee time and had to sit and wait while the rest of the field finished. One golfer shot a 73 to force a playoff for the final qualifying spot. Wagner parred the first playoff hole (No. 10) to earn the final berth.
    "So many people reached out to me and sent messages," said Wagner. "It's touching to see all the support from people. It's incredible to see that and it puts a smile on my face."
    Wagner plans to play in three tournaments before heading to North Carolina. "I want to stay in that competitive phase," he said. Wagner will be using a temporary SIM 2 head on his driver thanks to Tom Mattaini of Pull The Pin in Lancaster.
    It has been an exciting time foe the local golf community. Solanco High grad Connor Sheehan qualified for the U.S. Amateur Championship, which will be played at Oakmont Country Club in Verona, Pa. August 9-15.
    "I am so happy for Connor," Wagner said. "I play with him any chance I get and he helps me a lot. It's an awesome thing for our small town.

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Mules golfer Wagner willing to put in the work

9/1/2020

 
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Solanco golfer Logan Wagner
    Solanco sophomore golfer Logan Wagner possesses the ambition to chase lofty goals and the maturity to realize achieving those objectives is possible only through hard work.
    "I try to do something with golf every day," said Wagner, who first began dabbling in the sport when he was three and started playing tournaments six years later. "I practice or play just to keep the golf mindset in my body."
    He is a member of three clubs – Tanglewood, Meadia Heights, and Bent Creek. He takes weekly lessons from Rob Rowe, Bent Creek's Director of Instruction.
    "Logan is definitely a hard worker and has committed himself  to getting better," said Rowe. "I love his work ethic and what he put into his game and what he puts into his health. He's doing all the right things."

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Dolan ready for next challenge

6/3/2020

 
    Gabi Dolan, whose play in goal was one of the driving forces behind the best season in Solanco girls soccer history, will further her education and soccer career at Hood College.
    Hood College is an NCAA Division III school located in Frederick, Md., about two hours away from Quarryville.
    "I like the location of it," Dolan said. "It was far enough away from home that it was a cool place with independence. But also, close enough that my parents could come to my games and I could go home whenever I want to."

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