Bicyclists from across the Midwest are expected to participate in the ninth annual Huntington Bicycle Challenge on Sept. 15.

The cycling event is a fund-raiser organized by Pathfinder Services, Parkview Home Health and Hospice and 3 Rivers Velo Sport Bike Club.

Proceeds from this event will go to two causes - Pathfinder Services to assist teenagers with developmental disabilities with scholarships to attend summer camp and Parkview Home Health and Hospice's end-of-life care of the terminally ill.

Sean Lewis and Elaine Yahne were the top male and female finishers of the inaugural Men In Black Runway Mile Walk/Run on Friday, July 13, at the Huntington Municipal Airport.

Lewis, 19, of Huntington, posted a time of 4:32.5 to outrace the field. Yahne, also 19, of Huntington, clocked in at 5:56.1 to lead the female divisions.

Other top male finishers included Jacob Hall, of Huntington, who finished first in the 12 and under age group with a time of 6:47.4. Brett Krumanaker, of Huntington, placed third.

Ethan Vaught of Intri-Cut sees a pitch he likes and starts his swing on Tuesday, July 17, in Huntington County Baseball Clemente League Tournament action against Moose Lodge at Homier Park. Intri-Cut won the first game of the championship, 15-6, to force a second game.

Moose Lodge pitcher Eli Garber fires a pitch toward home on Tuesday, July 17, against Intri-Cut in the Huntington Cunty Baseball Clemente League Tournament championship. Intri-Cut won the first game, 15-6 to force a second game.

Southside Marathon won the Huntington County Baseball 17U Softball Tournament championship on Sunday, July 15, by defeating Burnau Construction twice, 19-8 and 9-8. Southside Marathon team members are (front row from left) Mariah Patrick, Marissa Patrick, Jordan Eckert, Ashley Goings, (second row from left) Erica Linsky, Julia Grover, Haley Johnson, Becca Okuly and Assistant Coach Staccia Elhassnaoui and (back row from left) Assistnt Coach Bandon Dalrymple, Dalia Dalrymple, Tori Jones, Kaylynn Rosen, Natasha Grover, Tori Johnson and Head Coach Todd Okuly.

Burnau Construction pitcher Carley McElhaney releases a pitch against Southside Marathon during Huntington County Baseball 17U Softball Tournament action on Sunday evening, July 15, at Homier Park.

Myron Ridgeway, Larry Sprowl, Don Alexander and Mick Van AsDall were the champions of the Etna Acres Senior Men's Scramble at Etna Acres Golf Course on Tuesday, July 10, with a score of 29.

Bob Hoch, Bill Hewitt, Jim Kuhens and Gene Nimmo were the runners-up with a score of 30.

Jerry McVickor, Clyde Smith, Gerald Eckert and Rex Ziegler tied with Don Sweet, Al McCabe, John Jones and Roger Johnson for third with matching scores of 31.

Jim Young, Steve McCammack, Brad Crawford and Ed Ulshafer finished fourth.

Pabla's Pros, (from left) Ann Kasper, Kathy Cotton, Linda Foland and Carol Scher, topped the ladies/mixed teams at the Parkview Huntington Golf Classic on June 28 with a score of 59. Read story...

A foursome captained by Dr. Derek Dyer posted the low score of the day to capture the men's division of the 22nd annual Parkview Huntington Golf Classic, held June 28 at LaFontaine Golf Club.

"Pabla's Pros," the team of Parkview Huntington Hospital employees sponsored by Dr. Charnjit Pabla, posted the low score in the ladies'/mixed competition in the Florida scramble format.

Apparently enjoying themselves while competing Friday evening, July 13, in the first annual M.I.B.Runway Mile Walk/Run at the Huntington Municipal Airport are (from left) Samir Shaikh, Becca Goodman and Alex Vecker.

DeaKyne DDS defeated DeWeese Softwater, 3-1, for the championship of the Warren Junior Girls' Softball Tournament on Thursday, July 12. Team members are (front row from left) Makinzee Williams, Cassidy Gray, Jenna Eltzroth, Millie Price, Preslee Williams, Amelia Sabinske, (second row from left) Morgan Richison, McKenna Eltzroth, Courtney Lemler, Rylee Williams, Markie Price and Arizona Sunday and (back row from left) Head Coach Bruce Price, Chad Eltzroth and Assistant Coach Jeff Richison.

Saturn Wheel defeated Shuttleworth Insurance, 14-2, in the Warren Baseball Pony League Tournament championship game on Tuesday, July 10, at Tower Park in Warren. Team members are (front row from left) Quintin Surfus, Kedrick Bair, Wyatt Cocklin, Mark Stevenson, JJ Loftis and (back row from left) Head Coach Jason Bass, Matthew DeWitt, Weslee Bass, Wade Stevenson, Dakota Sunday, Cam DeWitt, Cody Moriarity, Grant Canady and Assistant Coach John Barr.

The "By the Book" Weekly Religious Education Program will sponsor a fund-raising golf outing on Aug. 25 at Norwood Golf Club.

Registration begins at 7:15 a.m., with the Florida Scramble starting at 8 a.m. and lunch served at approximately 1 p.m.

There is a cost per person or foursome and space is limited to the first 36 teams.

Alexis Straley of the Andrews Lions Club watches the flight of the ball she just hit against Coaches Connection on Monday, July 9, in, the Huntington County Baseball 11U Softball Tournament. Coaches Connection won 15-14 to force a later championship contest.

Heyde Oil defeated Banter Machine on Friday evening, July 6, for the Warren Baseball Little League Tournament championship. Team members are (front row from left) Kobe Hopkins, Steven Jones, Kaleb Nitenheller, Pierce Huff, (second row from left) Cody Bass, Colin LaFlower, Derick Robbins and Justin Gifford and (back row from left) Zach Biddle, Head Coach Rob Williams, Asssistant Coach Steve Jones and Asssitant Coach Griff Bustos. Not pictured is Gage Bustos.

Bob Hoch and Sam Rumple got closest to the hole on the 12th hole at 28 feet, 1 inch during Scramble League action at Etna Acres Golf Course on July 5, 2012.

Linda Conner and Randy Musleman were closest to the hole on the 16th hole at four feet, eight inches.

Jenny and Jim Morris made the longest putt on the 14th hole at 29 feet, six inches.

Don and Gary Sweet made the least putts with eight.

Chip-ins were sunk by Steve and Diane Shoptaw on the 16th hole, Don and Gary Sweet on the 15th and Pete Dupont and Dave Slingluff on the 12th.

The quartet of Paul Schroeter, Ellis Rice, Roy McCarty and Rex Kline came in first with a score of 30 at the Senior Men's Scramble at Etna Acres Golf Course on Tuesday, July 3.

Jim DuBois, Doug Davis, John Myers and Russ Felton came in second with a score of 32.

Four teams tied for third: Rex Smith, Howard Williams, John Jones and John Carter; Don Sweet, Larry Sprowl, Steve Brubaker and Dave Zolman; Steve Davis, Clyde Smith, Dave Wolfrum and Gene Nimmo; and Gary Shroyer, Bill Fulmer and Jack Love.

The Huntington Men in Black Running Club will host "Runway Mile Walk/Run 2012" on Friday, July 13, at the Huntington Municipal Airport.

Race day registration and race number pickup will run from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. Runners will advance to the starting line between 7:30 p.m. to 8:10 p.m.

The race starts at 8:15 p.m.

The awards ceremony will be held in the terminal/tarmac, from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. and prizes will be awarded in several age groups, 12 and under, 13-19, 20-26, 27-32, 33-39, 40-46, 47-54 and 55 and over (masters).

Pitcher Michael Schweller of Huntington County Federal Credit Union strains with intensity as he releases a pitch against Star Insurance on Thursday night, July 5, in the PAL Little League Tournament championship game. Star won the contest, 5-4.

Star Insurance slid past Huntington County Federal Credit Union, 5-4, on Thursday, July 5, to win the PAL Little League Tournament championship. Team members are (front row from left) Mallory Emley, Elizabeth Allred, Eric Allred, Kent Shrock, Jackson Wright, (second row from left) Ethan Emley, Sam Poling, Colton Hasty, Logan Hippensteel, Cade Bechtold, Brian Keith Shrock and (back row from left) Assistant Coach Brad Emley, Assistant Coach Todd Bechtold and Head Coach Stefan Poling.

Z-Place defeated VFW Post 2689 in the championship game of the Huntington County Baseball 14 and Under Softball Tournament on Tuesday, July 2.Winning team members are (front row from Left) Nicole Green, Brook Hiple, Hunter Graft, Emily Johnson, Aniah Aldred (second row from left) Courtney Capozza, Alexandra Kreider, Bethany Bruner, Brook Shoemaker and Kelsie Vogleman and (back row from left) Assistant Coach Larry Kreider, Alexis Aldred, Assistant Coach Matt Capozza and Head Coach Craig Johnson.

The Indiana Shock 12U fast pitch softball team has qualified to compete in the Super State competition in Indianapolis the weekend of July 21. The team placed third in a regional qualifier played in Warsaw June 22-24, and the top three teams in each of the three regions qualified to compete in Indianapolis.