Lancaster Country Day and Lancaster Catholic's section 3 girls tennis tilt is deferred
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In today's roundup, we bring you updates on a variety of topics, including sports, health, and technology.
Sports Updates
Elizabethtown's tennis team secured a victory in their Section Two opener against Manheim Central, winning 4-3. JJ McBride clinched the match for Elizabethtown, outlasting Lindsey Horst of the Barons at No. 4 singles, 6-1, 6-7, 12-10. Dasha Gencturk was unbeaten at No. 1 singles, while Elizabeth Neff won 6-2, 6-4 at No. 3 singles.
Lancaster Catholic, the only overall unbeaten team in the section with 2 section victories, is returning its entire starting lineup. The tennis match between Lancaster Country Day and Lancaster Catholic was postponed due to rain, with no makeup date set yet.
In other news, Lancaster Catholic beat Annville-Cleona 7-0 on Tuesday, while the tennis match between Lancaster Country Day and Lancaster Mennonite, originally scheduled for September 17, 2025, has been rescheduled due to the cancellation of the match between Lancaster Country Day and Lancaster Catholic. Lancaster Mennonite (2-1) was scheduled to host Annville-Cleona (1-3, 1-1), but no information was reported on that match.
Meanwhile, Lancaster Catholic remains the defending section champion with a record of 2-1 overall. The Golden Mules are the only section unbeaten with a record of 5-0, and one of three league unbeaten teams along with Lancaster Catholic and defending L-L champion Manheim Township (5-0). Another key Section Two opener, Solanco at Cocalico, was rescheduled for today.
Health and Technology Updates
In health news, NeuropathyGuide provides information about the real cause of neuropathy, while GundryMD warns aging seniors about consuming blueberries for breakfast. On the other hand, Online Shopping Tools reveals a clever hack for canceling Prime, and CVS hides its generic Viagra in a specific aisle.
For those seeking hearing aids, True Nutra Life claims to offer high-quality hearing aids at an affordable price, and Oricle Hearing is another option. BrainDefender offers a product for protecting the brain, and there is a mystery solved about dementia being linked to an everyday habit.
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