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BASEBALL OVERWHELMS BIG BLUE
Lakota East Thunderhawks used a big early surge to power past Hamilton, 8–2, on Wednesday at Hamilton High School. The Thunderhawks broke the game open with a six-run second inning. Reinhart drew a bases-loaded walk, Magato delivered a two-run double,
SOFTBALL EXTENDS WINNING STREAK TO 7!
HAWKS DOWN COLERAIN! Lakota East Varsity Softball extended its winning streak to 7 with a 17-7 win at Colerain. The offense carried the day again with 17 run on 17 hits. Senior Molly Pittman led the way with 3 hits. Haley Thompson and Mila Crawford each
BOYS TENNIS WINS FIRST GMC MATCH
HAWKS DEFEAT FAIRFIELD East Boys Tennis won their first GMC match of the year on Thursday in an impressive 5-0 fashion over the Indians of Fairfield. Fairfield forfeited a singles court last night, which gave Mercer a chance to play on the first
BOYS VOLLEYBALL SWEEPS LOVELAND AND FAIRFIELD
East Boys Volleyball secured two more wins recently, defeating Loveland and Fairfield in straight sets. No details have been made available.
The Hawks (10-1, 3-0) will host Sycamore on Tuesday, 4/14.
BOYS TRACK SEASON RESULTS AND UPDATES
Lakota East Boys Track & Field turned in a strong stretch of performances across three early-season meets, highlighted by multiple top finishes and steady team results. At the Ross Invite (4/1), East placed 7th overall. Chris Leverette led the way with a
GIRLS TRACK EARLY SEASON RESULTS/UPDATES
Lakota East Girls Track & Field delivered a strong early-season stretch across three meets, highlighted by multiple event wins, relay success, and consistent top-three finishes. At the Ross Invite (4/1), East placed 6th overall. Standouts included
GIRLS LAX DEFEATS PRINCETON
East Girls LAX evened their record at 3-3 overall and 2-2 in the GMC on Thursday with a 13-1 smashing of Princeton. No details available for the match.
Next up, East will host Sycamore TONIGHT, Friday, 4/10.
Baseball Falls to Big Blue 3-0
Strong pitching highlighted both sides Monday, but Hamilton capitalized late for a 3–0 win over Lakota East. After four scoreless innings, Hamilton broke through in the fifth on a passed ball and a two-run single by Snyder. Nicholls was sharp for
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