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Lock Haven softball sweeps Mansfield at home, as Ross tosses no-no

LOCK HAVEN – Talia Ross threw a no-hitter in game one and the Lock Haven softball team belted five home runs on the day in a 8-0, 4-1 sweep of Mansfield in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division doubleheader at Lawrence Field on Wednesday. With the sweep, the Bald Eagles improve to 11-9 overall and 3-3 in the PSAC East. Mansfield falls to 3-11 on the season and 0-6 in the conference. GAME 1: Lock Haven 8, Mansfield 0 Ross threw a no-hitter (five innings) and the Bald Eagles belted out three home runs to take game one, 8-0. Ross was perfect through 4.2 ...

Bucktail softball opens season with road win over Moshannon Valley

The Bucktail softball team wasted little time starting its season off on the right track, as a four-run top of the first from its monstrous top of the order set the pace for a 10-6 win at Moshannon Valley on Wednesday afternoon. Mike Poorman’s teams always have postseason goals and this year’s top bats will no doubt provide fire power all season long. Kendall Wagner had the biggest day of all players on either team, as she finished the day going 3-for-3 from the plate, scoring three runs and adding three RBIs. Makenna Stone, Eva Sockman and Rebeka Conway all added a pair of hits ...

LHU women’s lacrosse falls to Seton Hill behind rough fourth

GREENSBURG - An explosive fourth-quarter rally by No. 21 Seton Hill proved to be too much to overcome, as the Lock Haven lacrosse team dropped a 14-11 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) West decision to the Griffins on Monday afternoon on the road. The Bald Eagles moves to 4-3 overall and 1-1 in conference play, while Seton Hill improved to 5-3 and 2-0 in the PSAC-West. Lock Haven built a commanding 8-4 advantage after two quarters of play, fueled by a dominant second period in which the Bald Eagles outscored Seton Hill 5-2. The offense was clicking on all cylinders, ...

Bucktail baseball falls to Cameron County in nine-inning thriller, 10-9

The Bucktail baseball team had one of its more promising opening-day games in several years as they went on the road and took Cameron County to extra innings, ultimately falling to the home team by a score of 10-9 in nine innings. Still, Casey Friese’s Bucktail team saw some real potential from both the mound as well as the plate. Tyler Hillyer allowed just three earned runs and struck out five Red Raiders in five complete innings of work. Austin Mosher came on in relief and scattered three earned runs as well while also fanning five. Cael Dorman led the offensive output, ...

CM spring teams look to build off last year’s success

Spring has sprung. Well, at least the calendar says so. Mother nature, not so much. As local spring sports teams prepare for the opening of their 2026 seasons, they do so while dodging snowflakes, raindrops, high winds, and just about anything else that is not favorable for most outdoor ...

Coaching shift leads to breakout season for Stingrays

The Bellefonte Stingrays are making waves this season, thanks in large part to a mid-season coaching change that has reinvigorated the program and delivered standout results. Under the leadership of new head coaches Lynette Kramer and Dominick Romanini, the team has seen a surge in ...