Chris Dugan

Sports editor for the Observer-Reporter. Cover Washington Wild Things, high school and college sports.

[Washington Wild Things @WashWildThings]

A first pro start for last year's bullpen workhorse that saw just one baserunner Saturday night. Another week, another @FLProBaseball Pitcher of the Week.

RHP Hector Garcia vs JOL - 6 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 6 K (career-high)

📖: https://t.co/4HnHyDDuTn
#GoWild

[Washington Wild Things @WashWildThings]

A winner in sudden death in Game 1! #GoWild

[W&J Football @WJFootball]

Our annual Youth Camp is only one month away! Join us June 22nd-25th for a great week with our staff and players.

Register today with the link below ⬇️
https://t.co/AWYLmHMujW

[Washington Wild Things @WashWildThings]

Tonight's game has been postponed due to rain and a power outage. It will be made up as part of a single-admission doubleheader tomorrow, Saturday, May 23 at 5:05 p.m.

Fans with tickets for tonight's game can exchange them with our ticket office for any remaining 2026 Wild Things home game, subject to availability.

📖: https://t.co/jDOBzG73tx
#GoWild

[Luke Sohyda @lsohyda]

After a great conversation with @kschmittMD, I am humble and so grateful to have received an offer from @TerpsFootball !

[Chris Dugan @CDuganOR]

@professorbriggs Another donation?

[Tommy Deas @tommydeas]

You are not a bona fide sports writer until you (a) have been locked in a stadium, and (b) have filed a story from a McDonald’s parking lot using the WiFi after it has closed. (Bonus veterans points for using couplers in a phone both for a TRS-80.)

[1986-92 Pittsburgh Pirates @1992Pirates]

OTD 5/14/89:

For the 1st time since 1980, a left-handed catcher 🤯 appeared in MLB:

#Pittsburgh #Pirates Benny Distefano caught the 9th vs ATL.

There has not been a left-handed catcher in MLB since Distefano in the 1989 season.
#LetsGoBucs 

[California (PA) WBB @CALU_wbb]

She’s shooting for the stars ✨

Vulcan Nation, let’s welcome Camron Nixon to the Cal WBB Family 😎

[Washington Wild Things @WashWildThings]

Jeff Liquori (@__jtl2__) has been tabbed @FLProBaseball Player of the Week after three homers and a 1.412 OPS in the first four games of the season.

📖: https://t.co/kQAbawM89Q
#GoWild

[Ottawa Titans @ottawa_titans]

OTTAWA MAKES HISTORY!!! 🥳🥳

With tonight's crowd of 10,278 we have officially broken the @FLProBaseball single-game attendance record!! 🏆😁

Thank you so much, Ottawa! 🤗

#FullSwing

[Chris Dugan @CDuganOR]

@nut_history Fair Hooker.

[Cam Murray @Cam_Murray23]

Here's a clip of 4-star Safety Matt Sieg, making a nice tackle, during the WVU spring game.
(We have so many clips of every play/player, request some clips you want to see in the comments⬇️)

[Cam Murray @Cam_Murray23]

Here's a clip of 4-star Safety Matt Sieg, in the WVU spring game. Demonstrating his ability in coverage on this short passing play.

[Brad Everett @BREAL412]

Peters Township grad Jack Natili did it again today, homering three times in a game (three consecutive at-bats, too) for the second time this season‼️A junior catcher, Natili is projected to go in the early rounds of the MLB Draft.

[Jimmy T @JimmyTrdinich]

On this date in 1991, Bob Walk hit the only home run of his career with a two-out solo homer off Chicago’s Danny Jackson at Wrigley Field. #pirates #banthedh

[Codify @CodifyBaseball]

mason miller has faced 24 batters this season and struck out 19 of them and what the hell did i just type

[South Fayette Township School District @SouthFayetteSD]

Congratulations and a HUGE roar of Lion Pride for Drew Welhorsky who broke the WPIAL boys lacrosse career point record in last night's 19-7 victory over Seneca Valley. Coincidentally, the record he beat was set in 2005 by Peet Pollions from Seneca Valley (and he went on to play professional lacrosse). Drew currently has 411 career points and the season isn't over yet! GO, DREW! 💚🦁🤍
#SFLionPride #sfhslions

[Codify @CodifyBaseball]

Mason Miller has struck out 53 batters in his last 24 regular season games while allowing NO runs.

That's the first time a pitcher has done that in all of recorded baseball history.