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Local roundup: CM girls tennis beats Williamsport

Central Mountain took all three singles matches and defeated Williamsport, 4-1, in girls tennis. Again, No. 2 doubles featured a back-and-forth three-set match with a super tiebreaker. Central Mountain's Kylee Markle and Erin Parker fought back from a set down and won the final two sets, 6-3, 11-9. Addison Lindsay, Lacy Walker and Lane Walker all won at singles. Williamsport's doubles team of Gianna Viitko and Madelyn Luncy won a straight set match. There were entertaining doubles matches in Muncy's 5-0 victory against Bucktail with both matches going the distance. Alaina Krepinevich ...

Neil Rudel on PSU: Matt Campbell grateful to ‘soak it all in’

STATE COLLEGE — Nobody can accuse Matt Campbell of stealing the limelight. He passed on a scoreboard introduction, and as the Nittany Lions took the field for Saturday’s season opener, a 45-0 shutout of Marshall, Campbell came out with the team but then took a shortcut through the band and moved quietly to the sideline. When he got there, he could be seen alone in a crouch position at the 35-yard line for several minutes, clearly spending time in thought and savoring the moment. He said Jordan Hill, a former Nittany Lion and the team’s current director of player development, ...

Local roundup: Shore boys draw with Danville 2-2 in double OT

In boys soccer, Jersey Shore battled Danville tough and earned a hard-fought 2-2 double overtime draw at home against the Ironmen. Dylan Hensler had both of the Bulldogs’ goals as Ezra Paulhamus and Gabe Welshans had assists. Danville’s Jess Pena scored in the 33rd minute to tie the game at 1-all and Grady Gale scored a goal with less than four minutes left to tie it at 2-2 and force overtime. Jersey Shore out-shot Danville, 14-5 and Aidan Lape had three saves. • Lock Haven earned a hard-fought 2-0 victory over California (Pa.), scoring both of its goals in the second half to ...

Lock Haven suffers 21-14 setback to AIC in Week 2

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - The Lock Haven football team dominated the box score and held a 14-13 lead in the fourth quarter on the road, but American International scored the final touchdown of the game to sneak past the Bald Eagles, 21-14, on Saturday afternoon. Lock Haven led 14-13 after Cureem Hathcock scored on a 2-yard touchdown run with 14:56 remaining, capping a 56-yard drive and putting the Bald Eagles back in front. However, the lead lasted less than a minute. American International connected on a 74-yard touchdown pass on the Yellow Jackets’ next offensive series and a ...