H-S Sportlight August 9
(World News USA)

2016 — Robert Rohanna put together a solid 18 holes of golf, moving atop the leaderboard after finishing with a 7-under 65 in the second round of the Pennsylvania Open at The Club at Nevillewood. The Waynesburg Central graduate had a two-round total of 8-under 136 and held a one-stroke lead over Corey McAlarney, and two-stroke advantage over Luke M. Miller and Devin Gee. Farmington`s Mason Fordyce had another tough day in his first state championship as the Uniontown graduate shot 85 in the second round to miss the cut with a two-day total of 22-over 166. 2014 — Joe Baughman and Eric Reger were nearly running stride-for-stride approaching the two-mile mark on the Yough River Trail, but...