After Penns Valley football picked up its first win of the season in Week 5, the two performances that followed it up were unceremonious on paper. A nailbiter loss to previously one-win Clearfield immediately shut down the Rams’ prospects of starting a win streak, and a two-score defeat at ...
WINGATE - The official start to the District 6 soccer playoffs started Monday night when St. Joseph’s Catholic Academy matched up with Penns Valley at Bald Eagle Area's Alumni Stadium, with the winner moving on to battle Belleville Christian School on Thursday. The Wolfpack notched ...
SPRING MILLS - Less than two minutes removed from halftime, the Penns Valley football team stood deadlocked in a 6-6 tie against a solid Class 3A squad in Huntingdon. Pushing for their second straight win, the Rams would have to do more offensively in the second half. Or, they could make the ...
The District 6 playoff brackets are officially set for both boys and girls soccer. Four Express area teams made the cut in boys soccer, and three did the same on the girls’ side. On the boys’ side, Penns Valley (4-12-1) kicks off the area’s week on Monday. The No. 5 seeded Rams will ...
Bellefonte's Middle School cross country team competed at the sixth annual LHU Pennsylvania Middle School Cross Country Championships at Lock Haven University and had success on both the boys and girls side. On the boys side, Bellefonte secured 17th place out of 22 teams. Teagan Detar ...
SLIPPERY ROCK — The Lock Haven football team fell to No. 7-ranked Slippery Rock by a 66-7 score on Saturday afternoon in a PSAC contest at Mihalik-Thompson Stadium. Slippery Rock entered the contest ranked seventh in the latest American Football Coaches Association poll but leads the nation in the most recent NCAA Power Index rankings released last Saturday. The Rock is also ranked eighth in the latest D2Football.com poll. Lock Haven's lone score came in the fourth quarter. Redshirt sophomore quarterback Carson Nagle led a 12-play, 75-yard drive and threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to ...
