FARWELL — Bucktail baseball celebrated its biggest win that it will see this season before the senior night game against CMVT even saw its first pitch. Seniors Austin Mosher and Thomas Craft were honored along with Xander Shearer, at a moment that at the beginning of the season really knew ...
Last year’s Blue-White Game didn’t look anything like a normal spring game from the past. There were drills being ran in position groups. The popular 7-on-7 “skeleton” drill was part of it. Offensive and defensive lines ran pass protection and pass rushing 1-on-1 drills. At the end, there was a little bit of a scrimmage held in a thud format, rather than wrapping up and tackling. In other words, there isn’t much of a game to be played any longer. The 2026 edition of the Nittany Lions is now just embracing that sentiment by now calling it the Blue-White Practice. And ...
And just like that, we’re into the individual postseason for the District 4 boys tennis tournament. The season may seem like it just got underway, but on Saturday morning at Williamsport High School, the top 23 boys singles players in the district will meet to make a run to Monday’s ...
Bucktail keeping its opponents off of the scoreboard has now grown to four games, as their 12-0 win over Sullivan County (6-5) is their fourth consecutive shutout, outscoring their opponents 59-0 in that span. Sophomore pitcher Carrie Ditty was one walk away from throwing a perfect game, as a single free pass was her only blemish, striking out five and allowing her teammates to commit error free ball on ten other plays. The top of the Bucks lineup is loaded, so when the bottom of the order anchors an early rally, it is something that Bucktail surely likes to see as all eyes are ...
Shortly after Penn College continued its dominant season, sweeping two games at Penn State Harrisburg Thursday afternoon, coach Amber Savage may have experienced mixed emotions while receiving Jersey Shore-Williamsport updates. Her daughter Lexi Frey plays for Jersey Shore, but three ...
JOHNSTOWN – For the second straight day, the Lock Haven baseball team split with Pitt-Johnstown after winning game one 5-1 and falling in game two 8-3 on the road in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West twinbill. Lock Haven split with UPJ at home yesterday, winning game one 5-1 and falling in game two 12-9. The Bald Eagles took game one 5-1 behind a dominant pitching performance from Andrew Kramer. Kramer went the distance and allowed just one run on seven hits, while racking up five strikeouts. The Haven racked up 11 hits and were led by 3-for-4 showings from ...
