Boston Red Sox to retire No. 34
Kain Myer, Sports Writer
October 6, 2016
Filed under Sports
Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox, is home to some of the greatest baseball history of all time. This iconic venue featuring the so-called “Green Monster” in left field has also served as the stomping ground for multiple baseball legends. From the great Babe Ruth, to Cy Young, and finally ...
Top 5 QB “mishaps”
Kain Myer, Sports Writer
September 26, 2016
Filed under Sports
A professional quarterback in the NFL, a man who is under constant scrutiny his entire career. Throughout the last couple of seasons, we have witnessed the success of many greats to play the game. However, there have also been some of the most embarrassing, social media shattering events that will hau...
Colin Kaepernick protest causes controversy
Jacob Clouser, Sports Writer
September 23, 2016
America is in the midst of racial inequality and police brutality cases without any proper acknowledgment. People have tried to change things, but not the right way. People have tried rioting, over and over with no results. Then out of the blue comes football season, and with it a player wh...
Coach Lang gets first victory
Daniel Jakes, Sports Writer
September 22, 2016
Filed under Sports
With sports, coaches come and go. It’s a part of the game. The girls’ volleyball team’s new coach, Kristine Lang, is hoping to change the go to stay as she enters her first year of her tenure here at Delphi. Though she is not new to the Delphi area, she is glad to be here. “I am thrilled to be an Oracle! I worke...
Overview of Friday Night
Jacob Clouser, Sports Writer
September 13, 2016
Filed under Sports
Last week the Delphi Oracles faced off against the Twin Lakes Indians for the third game of the season. Unfortunately, the game ended with an upsetting score of 56-14, making the Oracles’ record 1-2. Delphi had a lot of momentum coming into the game.The Oracles had their spirits soon deflated af...
Endwell, New York wins 2016 Little League World Series
Kain Myer, Sports Writer
September 1, 2016
Filed under Sports
South Williamsport, Pennsylvania: a town where little league baseball is known all too well. Every summer, thousands of fans gather to watch sixteen teams battle it out to be crowned the Little League World Series Champion. Americans would be proud to know that this year the trophy found a new home in ...
Bacon Bowl Outcome
Jacob Clouser, Sports Writer
September 1, 2016
Filed under Sports
Last Friday ended in a way no Oracle wanted to see. The Carroll Cougars came in with the mentality to win and that’s just what happened, as Delphi sadly lost with a final score of 33-7. The lone Delphi score resulted after Blake Carroll, sophomore, caught a pass for 47 yards to put the Oracles in th...
2015-2016 marks the end for Manning and more
Kain Myer, Sports Writer
August 23, 2016
Filed under Sports
With the conclusion of another chapter of professional sports coming to an end, the 2015-2016 season may be one that sports fans everywhere will never forget. From the gridiron, the hardwood, the baseball diamond, and the lanes of an Olympic pool, almost every sport has had a notable retirement in the...
Phelps forever in history
August 23, 2016
Filed under Sports
It is no surprise that many consider Michael Phelps to be one of the greatest athletes to ever participate in the Olympics, and this opinion may be solidified after his most recent record-setting performance. On Thursday, Aug. 11, Phelps won gold in the 200 meter individual medley, whic...
Katie Ledecky swimming past world records
Olivia Livingston, staff writer
August 22, 2016
Filed under Sports
From the swimming pools of Washington D.C to the pools in Rio, Katie Ledecky has had quite the journey. Ledecky began her debut in the 2012 London Olympic Games. Breaking the American 800 meter freestyle record with a time of 8:14.63, she was making her way to fame. From then on Katie continued breaki...
