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Sportswriter for Herald-Progress, Proud Dad, 1 of 7 million Americans with OCD. My tweets are personal, do not reflect views of HCS Media Network.
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Atlee baseball affirms powerhouse status in quarterfinal win

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By Rob Witham
| The Richmonder
4 min Atlee baseball fans have become accustomed to victory. It wasn’t always that way. When Mike Morris arrived as coach in 2022, he’d watched Hanover build a baseball dynasty, and watched his sons play for competitive Mechanicsville squads. During that time, the Raiders had talent, but were never able to parlay it into deep playoff runs.
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'Confident and humble,' Hanover boys and girls prevail in state lacrosse quarterfinals

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By Rob Witham
| The Richmonder
With 2:20 remaining in Friday’s Class 4 state girls lacrosse quarterfinal, Molly Quinn gripped her stick and set her eyes on returning her Hanover Hawks to the lead, ready for a free position shot. “We didn’t want this to be our last game. We want to make it further than anyone in Hanover history,” Quinn noted. The junior did her part, firing what would be the game-winning shot past Meridian goalkeeper Sarah Bockelman for a 7-6 advantage.
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Led by the state's best player, Matoaca softball's success starts with community

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By Rob Witham
| The Richmonder
Moments after wrapping up a 10-0, five-inning victory over Prince George on Friday night, defending Gatorade State Softball Player of The Year Kaylee Hodges quietly packed her equipment, and followed head coach Scott Driskill’s final order of the evening. She headed for home. The junior, who has committed to the University of Tennessee, unbeknownst to most, was battling the Royals while not feeling well. The box score certainly didn’t think anything was wrong.
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