Sports

Baseball falls to 1-7 after two losses

The Hancock Panthers dropped two games last week with a 12-1 loss against Berkeley Springs and a 18-0 loss at Fort Hill. In the game against Berkeley Springs, the Panthers couldn’t muster a hit, but they had four runners reach on a Jayten McCarty walk and three hit by pitches,[Read More…]

Panthers compete at North Hagerstown

by Geoff Fox The Hancock Panthers track team had a decent showing at the North Hagerstown Coaches Open last Wednesday, April 1, but lost a key component to the team at the same time. Coach Greg Cartrette said he and Coach Brittany Waugh are very happy with the achievements of[Read More…]

Hancock starts season 0-4

by Geoff Fox The Hancock Panthers baseball team has started the season on the slow side with four losses in as many games, but there’s still a lot of season left. Coach Rocky Wills said the Panthers have lost to Southern Garrett 10-0, McConnellsburg 17-1, Northern Garrett 6-5, and Mountain[Read More…]

Clark sets personal record, Booth medals at states

The Hancock Panthers indoor track season came to an end on Tuesday, February 17, at the 1A Indoor State Track Meet at the Prince George’s County Sports Complex in Landover. Hancock had two athletes qualify for states – senior Landyn Clark and sophomore Madison Booth. Clark jumped 5’10”, setting both[Read More…]

Lady Panthers slip past Falcons 43-41 on homecourt

by Lisa Schauer The Hancock Panthers girls’ basketball team won their home game against the Faith Christian Academy Falcons of Martinsburg by a score of 43-41. The non-conference match on Thursday, January 22 was a confidence-booster for the Lady Panthers (2-11) gaining momentum. Tonight, the team was scheduled to host[Read More…]

Panthers boys cage Falcons 62-60

by Lisa Schauer On Thursday, January 22, the Hancock Panthers boys’ basketball team fought for a tight 62-60 victory over the Faith Christian Academy Falcons of Martinsburg at home. The win tasted sweet after the team endured a late loss during the fourth quarter dropping 69-74 to the Maryland School[Read More…]