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PSU senior Ebel named to the Butkus Award Watchlist

STATE COLLEGE — Penn State senior linebacker Kooper Ebel was selected to the Butkus Award watch list on Thursday. The Butkus Award, in its 42nd year, is presented to the top linebacker in the country. Ebel Earned CSC Academic All-District honors in 2024 and was tabbed Academic All-Big 12 ...

Shore graduate McCracken earns Easton/NFCA Scholar-Athlete nod

The Lycoming College softball team placed a school-record 13 players on the Easton/National Fastpitch Coaches Association Scholar-Athlete team. The honors recognize softball student-athletes with a 3.5 GPA during the 2025-26 academic year. Over 8,800 college softball players were honored nationwide, including nearly 2,500 at the Division III level. For the Warriors, the honorees included five Class of 2026 graduates: infielders Claire Alexander (South Williamsport), Alex Eckerson, and Kristen George (Montoursville), plus catcher Sophia Lerner and outfielder Mallory Rodarmel ...

PSU men’s hoops announces its non-conference schedule

STATE COLLEGE — The Penn State men’s basketball team has revealed its 2026-27 non-conference schedule, which consists of eight home games, trips to The Palestra in Philadelphia and the GIANT Center in Hershey, as well as a trip to Imperial Arena in the Bahamas for the Battle 4 Atlantis ...

PSU freshman Manske expected to be strong backup QB alongside Becht

The following is a preseason series on Penn State’s position groups and a key player to watch from each: POSITION: Quarterback Player to watch: Alex Manske (No. 7) Class: Redshirt freshman Height/weight: 6-foot-3, 210 pounds Career to this point: Played in three games as a true ...

Penn State’s Rojas is a key player to watch at LB

The following is a preseason series on Penn State’s position groups and a key player to watch from each. POSITION: Linebacker Player to watch: Tony Rojas (No. 13) Class: Redshirt junior Height/weight: 6-foot-2, 236 pounds Career to this point: Started in four games in 2025 as a ...

Shore looks to win district title after three straight runner-up finishes

Jersey Shore’s football team will be playing with a chip on their shoulder this fall. Long seen as the area’s perennial power, with enough district and conference championships to warrant an extra trophy cabinet or three, the mentality of Jersey Shore in 2026 is to get back to their championship winning ways. After securing a district championship thus reaching the state playoffs in five straight seasons from 2018-22 — culminating with three Final Four appearances and a spot in the 2020 PIAA Championship game — the Bulldogs have been the maid of honor to the district ...