Press Enterprise

Determined to make a second straight state tournament appearance, the Benton girls’ basketball program is charging full steam ahead with impressive energy.
The Tigers secured its fourth consecutive win with a convincing 53-23 victory over Millville on Saturday.

Benton coach Harry Schlichter views his group as a unit rapidly building chemistry.

The return of Elaina Lockard, who missed the first four games with a broken toe, means the team has only recently reached its full potential.

Determined to make a second straight state tournament appearance, the Benton girls’ basketball program is charging full steam ahead with impressive energy.
The Tigers secured its fourth consecutive win with a convincing 53-23 victory over Millville on Saturday.

Benton coach Harry Schlichter views his group as a unit rapidly building chemistry.

The return of Elaina Lockard, who missed the first four games with a broken toe, means the team has only recently reached its full potential.

Determined to make a second straight state tournament appearance, the Benton girls’ basketball program is charging full steam ahead with impressive energy.
The Tigers secured its fourth consecutive win with a convincing 53-23 victory over Millville on Saturday.

Benton coach Harry Schlichter views his group as a unit rapidly building chemistry.

The return of Elaina Lockard, who missed the first four games with a broken toe, means the team has only recently reached its full potential.

Press Enterprise Sports Editor
By the time Berwick girls volleyball player Zoey Force finished her senior season, she transformed herself into an all-state caliber player.
The senior Bulldog and record setter for digs was all over the court and was one of many reasons why Berwick reached the state semifinals. For her efforts, Force has been named the 2025 Press Enterprise’s girls volleyball MVP.

Her 321 digs this season was tops for a Bulldogs squad that once again led with their defense.

Press Enterprise Sports Editor
By the time Berwick girls volleyball player Zoey Force finished her senior season, she transformed herself into an all-state caliber player.
The senior Bulldog and record setter for digs was all over the court and was one of many reasons why Berwick reached the state semifinals. For her efforts, Force has been named the 2025 Press Enterprise’s girls volleyball MVP.

Her 321 digs this season was tops for a Bulldogs squad that once again led with their defense.

Press Enterprise Sports Editor
By the time Berwick girls volleyball player Zoey Force finished her senior season, she transformed herself into an all-state caliber player.
The senior Bulldog and record setter for digs was all over the court and was one of many reasons why Berwick reached the state semifinals. For her efforts, Force has been named the 2025 Press Enterprise’s girls volleyball MVP.

Her 321 digs this season was tops for a Bulldogs squad that once again led with their defense.

Press Enterprise Sports Editor
By the time Berwick girls volleyball player Zoey Force finished her senior season, she transformed herself into an all-state caliber player.
The senior Bulldog and record setter for digs was all over the court and was one of many reasons why Berwick reached the state semifinals. For her efforts, Force has been named the 2025 Press Enterprise’s girls volleyball MVP.

Her 321 digs this season was tops for a Bulldogs squad that once again led with their defense.

Press Enterprise Sports Editor
By the time Berwick girls volleyball player Zoey Force finished her senior season, she transformed herself into an all-state caliber player.
The senior Bulldog and record setter for digs was all over the court and was one of many reasons why Berwick reached the state semifinals. For her efforts, Force has been named the 2025 Press Enterprise’s girls volleyball MVP.

Her 321 digs this season was tops for a Bulldogs squad that once again led with their defense.

After an accident caused by another driver, police arrested the man whose car was hit after they tested his blood-alcohol level at more than twice the legal limit, court papers state.

The crash happened at East Fifth and Catherine streets around 2 a.m. Nov. 23. Patrol Officer Tori Fitzwater dealt with the driver who caused it by failing to stop at a stop sign, papers state.

After an accident caused by another driver, police arrested the man whose car was hit after they tested his blood-alcohol level at more than twice the legal limit, court papers state.

The crash happened at East Fifth and Catherine streets around 2 a.m. Nov. 23. Patrol Officer Tori Fitzwater dealt with the driver who caused it by failing to stop at a stop sign, papers state.