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Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Soccer Camp Renfrew, July 15, 2020.

Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Brittnie Spithaler, a rising junior at Endinboro University and Butler HS grad, stops a pass in the middle of a game at the Renfrew soccer fields. Wednesday, July 15, 2020.

Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Goalie Morgan Sinan, a rising freshman at Gannon University and seneca valley grad misses a shot Wednesday, July 15, 2020 at the Renfrew soccer fields.

Mary Laviviere, 6, runs to first after a hit in Cranberry 6U little league Wednesday. Seb Foltz/Butler Eagle 07/16/20

Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Olivia May, 5, of Zelienople stands in front of her homemade sign along route 68 Thursday, July 16, 2020.

Harold Aughton/Butler Eagle: Olivia May, 5, of Zelienople with the help of her mother, Megan May, build a sign to alert drivers of a duck crossing along route 68 Thursday, July 16, 2020.

Pictured is Aubree Heilman, 5, of Valencia, who was brought to a rally at the Butler Barracks of the state police on July 17, 2020, by her grandmother, Michelle Bender, co-founder of We Can Bring You Hope. Bender and her organization helped organized the rally to draw attention to the unsolved deaths of Scott Fosnaught and his friend Shawn Baur. The two died in a mysterious accident in 2002 along Cashdollar Road in Forward Township.Photo by Lauryn Halahurich

Pictured is Aubree Heilman, 5, of Valencia, who was brought to a rally at the Butler Barracks of the state police on July 17, 2020, by her grandmother, Michelle Bender, co-founder of We Can Bring You Hope. Bender and her organization helped organized the rally to draw attention to the unsolved deaths of Scott Fosnaught and his friend Shawn Baur. The two died in a mysterious accident in 2002 along Cashdollar Road in Forward Township.Photo by Lauryn Halahurich

Pictured is Aubree Heilman, 5, of Valencia, who was brought to a rally at the Butler Barracks of the state police on July 17, 2020, by her grandmother, Michelle Bender, co-founder of We Can Bring You Hope. Bender and her organization helped organized the rally to draw attention to the unsolved deaths of Scott Fosnaught and his friend Shawn Baur. The two died in a mysterious accident in 2002 along Cashdollar Road in Forward Township.Photo by Lauryn Halahurich

Ailvie Rausch stand with two signs during a rally at the Butler Barracks of the state police in Butler Township on Friday, July 17, 2020 afternoon. Rausch's son, Scott Fosnaught and his friend Shawn Baur died in 2002 after a mysterious accident on Cashdollar Road. No one has been charged in their deaths. Those who attended the rally, which was organized by We Can Bring You Hope, do so to bring awareness to the 18-yearold cold case involving her son and in hopes of finding convincing people to submit tips about the accident.Photo by Lauryn Halahurich

Ailvie Rausch, front, stands with Randy Rausch, both of Moon, to look at a sign brought by a family friend to the rally at the Butler State Police Barracks on Friday. The rally was held to support public awareness of the 18-year-old cold case involving Scott Fosnaught, Ailvie's son, and Shawn Baur, two 15-year-olds who died under mysterious circumstances in 2002 in Forward Township.Photo by Lauryn Halahurich/Butler Eagle

Ailvie Rausch, front, stands with Randy Rausch, both of Moon, to look at a sign brought by a family friend to the rally at the Butler State Police Barracks on Friday. The rally was held to support public awareness of the 18-year-old cold case involving Scott Fosnaught, Ailvie's son, and Shawn Baur, two 15-year-olds who died under mysterious circumstances in 2002 in Forward Township.Photo by Lauryn Halahurich/Butler Eagle

BLUESOX VS IRON BUCKS BASEBALL

Kyle Lysy on the mound for Butler Iron Bucks against the Bluesox at Pullman Park. (Steven Dalton Photo)