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Jersey Shore boys tennis advances to PIAA Class AA team championship, defeats East Pennsboro, 4-1

HERSHEY - To kick off the closing day of the PIAA Class AA team tournament, the Jersey Shore boys tennis team faced District 7 third-place finisher East Pennsboro. A 2-0 finish in singles and three-set win from No. 1 doubles duo Abram Paulhamus and Luke Sarge propelled it to a 3-1 victory, advancing it to the state championship final scheduled for 6 p.m. There, the Bulldogs will face District 10 champ Cathedral Prep for a shot at securing their first state title in program history. Following straight-set singles wins from Shore's Ryder Fink and Ezra Paulhamus, it was up to either ...

Jersey Shore athletes have success on Day 1 of District 4 track championships

Jersey Shore Elizabeth Hollick finished the 100 hurdles preliminaries with a time of 16.04, less than half a second behind Mikayla Martin of Selinsgrove, and secured herself a spot in the finals on Saturday. That top-3 finish in the prelims means she’s guaranteed a top-8 finish on Saturday in Class AAA. Hollick also took home a top-3 medal on Thursday by doing so in the high jump. The Bulldog cleared 5 feet, 1 inch to take bronze in the district championships, behind only Williamsport’s Isabelle Morrow (5-5) and Aletha Fletcher (5-5). Also taking third on Thursday was Jersey ...

Local roundup: BEA softball falls to Williamsport

Ashlyn Robinson reached some impressive milestones and had a big day, helping Williamsport close its regular season on a high note. Robinson threw a three-hit shutout, reached 100 strikeouts this season, as well as 200 for her career, and went 4 for 4 as Williamsport blanked Bald Eagle Area, 3-0. Robinson struck out seven to reach the single-season and career marks and belted an RBI triple. Kinsley Cannode added two hits and scored. Payton Pennycoff hit an RBI single during a three-run fifth inning rally and Emma Vollman scored that inning while Brenna Beck added an RBI and scored. ...

Shore's Kimble, McCray have responded well to injuries, look to give all on Day 2 of districts

It can be a real mental battle to temper expectations, especially when you’re coming off an exceptional debut campaign. That’s a reality Jersey Shore’s Aaralynn Kimble has been forced to take on throughout her sophomore campaign, one which has been greatly impacted by an array of injuries. At the start of the season, Kimble endured a hip flexor injury, which didn’t hold her out completely but heavily influenced her races. Once that got healed, she sprained her toe, which held her out for the weeks leading up to PHACs. “I feel like my injuries have held me back a lot this ...