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Citrus comes up short for District 6A-6 crown

BROOKSVILLE — Citrus fell victim to stellar pitching by Springstead senior Brandon Brosher and a pair of diving catches by Eagles junior center fielder Will Pagan as No. 3 seed Springstead escaped a pair of bases-loaded jams to defeat the top-seeded Hurricanes for the third time and claim the District 6A-6 baseball championship with a 6-1 victory at Central on Thursday.

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Softball: ’Canes season over

David Pieklik
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Seven Rivers softball’s season over with loss

The Seven Rivers softball team, missing three starters because of a school trip, suffered a 4-1 loss at Deltona Trinity Christian on Thursday in a Class 2A regional quarterfinal contest.

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Softball: Time to play

C.J. Risak
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Riemer, Giardino qualify for state track

Larry Bugg
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Baseball: Staying alive

BROOKSVILLE — During the preseason, Citrus baseball coach Brady Bogart said his team’s main goal was to play two good games in late April in its district tournament. With a 4-1 semifinal victory over No. 5 seed West Port at Central High School on Tuesday, his club’s half way there.

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Annual sports banquet just around corner

Jon-Michael Soracchi
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Baseball: One swing ends Pirates’ season

C.J. Risak
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Citrus claims county crown

Justin Plante
Correspondent
LECANTO — Two games, one champion.
Monday night at Lecanto High School gave way to two intensely competitive flag football games with all three county teams vying for the same prize — the right to be called county champs.

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Seven errors doom Lecanto in district-opening loss

LECANTO — Seven Lecanto errors and a four-hit, complete-game performance from West Port senior Alec Jewell helped the fifth-seeded Wolf Pack eliminate the No. 4 seed Panthers from the District 6A-6 baseball tournament with a 10-4 victory at LHS on Monday.

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