MILL HALL — Twelve hours earlier, Trey Damschroder arrived home after making football visits at Maryland and Virginia Tech last weekend. Now, he stood under the bright sunlight at Mill Hall Community Park facing a team which had not lost a league game since 2024. It was a big moment and ...
MILL HALL – Despite trailing for six straight innings, Central Mountain softball went into the seventh with a great chance to complete the come-from-behind victory on Monday afternoon. In a HAC-I battle against rival Jersey Shore at home, it had narrowed a three-run gap to one, and its ...
Bucktail improved to 7-2 on the season after shutting out Millville, 15-0, as the Bucks have now won their last three games by a combined score of 47-0. In fact, it’s been since their second game of the season — a 5-4 win over Montgomery — that they have either not won or been beaten by the mercy rule. The win has the Bucks at a perfect 5-0 in the Mid-Penn as Northwest is also a perfect 3-0 and have yet to been beaten with a 9-0 mark. The Quakers had trouble on both offense and defense, allowing 10 walks from the mound while giving up seven hits in two innings, while only ...
Bucktail senior Eva Sockman is starting to make 4 for 4 days at the plate a common occurrence for the slugger as again she paced the offense, with a while lot of help from her friends, in the Buck’s 13-0 win in five innings over Sugar Valley on Monday. Fellow seniors Kendall Wagner went ...
STATE COLLEGE -- Penn State women’s basketball coach Tanisha Wright inked the first signee to her 2026-27 roster in four-star guard Kamrah Banks. The point guard from Indianapolis, Ind. becomes the first addition for Wright to her incoming class. “Our staff and I are thrilled to welcome Kamrah and her family to Happy Valley to join the Lady Lion family,” said Wright. “Kamrah is a proven leader and has the ability to create for herself and others. She is the first athlete to believe in the direction that Penn State women’s basketball is headed and we are excited to get to ...
MILL HALL — George Dixon won his first feature limited late model feature on Friday night, in a thrilling race filled with excitement to the checkered flag. Cory Long of Selinsgrove won his second consecutive feature event in pro stock competition, while Mason McAndrew won the 270 micro sprints and Hunter Flook of Avis won the four cylinders. Joe Lusk of Linden and Matt Cochran of Williamsport comprised the front row of the limited late model feature event. Cochran charged past Lusk as the duo raced hard into Turns 1 and 2. By the completion of lap five, Cochran was leading Lusk, JR ...
