April 11, 2025 - 14:27

The Ashland Times-Gazette highlights the thrilling sports events scheduled for this weekend. Fans can look forward to the McCay Relays, a highly anticipated track and field event that promises to showcase some of the best athletic talent in the region. This annual competition draws participants from various schools, providing an excellent platform for young athletes to demonstrate their skills and compete for top honors.
In addition to the relays, baseball enthusiasts will be treated to a tough doubleheader featuring the Arrows. The team is set to face formidable opponents, making for an exciting day of baseball. As the Arrows aim to secure crucial victories, fans are encouraged to come out and support the team. With both events on the horizon, this weekend is shaping up to be a memorable one for sports lovers in the community. Be sure to mark your calendars and catch all the action!
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