Last season’s home opener against Huntingdon foreshadowed Bald Eagle football’s 2025 ups and downs. It foreshadowed the offensive issues that would plague the Eagles through the first half of the season, as it struggled to capitalize and scored six points. And it also foreshadowed its ...
While most starting jobs carry a varying amount of pressure in the sport of football, one position obviously stands above the rest. Some might argue that a kicker experiences the most pressurized situations. But no position is more scrutinized than starting quarterback, down by down and game ...
A frustrating aspect of the sport of football is its tendency to deliver its most crushing blows at the most inopportune times. Whether it’s right before a promising season begins, as a team is building momentum past its midway point or most notably, right as postseason arrives, the ...
The Lock Haven Athletics Hall of Fame Committee has announced the Class of 2026, which includes Rachel Clemens, Jim Dolan, Amy (Barger) Kriebel, Dean Kriebel, Jenna (Richter) Spatafore, Karen Weaver and the 2000 Field Hockey Team. RACHEL CLEMENS Rachel Clemens was one of the most productive players in Lock Haven women’s soccer history, finishing her career as the program’s all-time leader in goals (49) and points (117). She also ranks sixth in program history with 19 career assists. Clemens’ 17 goals in 1997 remain tied for the top single-season total in program history, ...
First-year starters for the Jersey Shore girls tennis team notched their first career wins on Wednesday afternoon, but it wasn’t enough to lead the Bulldogs to victory. Behind a strong singles out, Shikellamy edged out Shore, 3-2, as the Bulldogs fell to 0-2 on the season. At Singles Court 3, Rylee Allison picked up her first career singles win for Jersey Shore, bouncing back from a first-set tiebreaker loss to take a thrilling three-set match. She scraped out the second set before dominating the second, winning 12 of her last 18 games. At Doubles Court 2, Scarlett Hensler and ...
On Tuesday afternoon, the Bellefonte boys golf team traveled to Bald Eagle’s Skytop Mountain Golf Course to compete against the Eagles, Penns Valley, Philipsburg-Osceola and Clearfield. Bellefonte’s Jacob Davis led all golfers on the day with a score of 77, finishing a medalist and leading the Red Raiders to a 4-0 day and first-place showing. Apart from Davis, Henry St. Amant and Evan VonGunden also scored under a 90, logging an 87 and 89 respectively. Joseph Swentosky scored a 97, and Cooper Poorman rounded out the team’s first-place showing with a 110, as Bellefonte scored a ...
