Upon winning a state wrestling title as a freshman, Caden Judice and his family made the decision to move from Louisiana to Pennsylvania. It was a move meant to give the LHSAA champ a chance to compete against the nation’s best, a decision that correlates well with his overall mindset. ...
The Pennsylvania Heartland Athletic Conference announced its selections for the conference’s all-division rosters for girls basketball over the weekend. Within the group of talented rosters in Division I, Central Mountain and Jersey Shore were well represented. Following a season that saw ...
The Jersey Shore Middle School wrestling program has been running for decades but the 2025-26 season marks a historical landmark in the program’s history. This year, the junior high program finished the dual meet season with an undefeated 22-0 record as well as managing to succeed at both the PHAC Championships and the District 4 Class AAA Championships with more than 35 other competing teams. Coach Ty Kanouff said that “beyond wins and losses, what made this group special was their commitment to improvement, discipline, and competing with purpose every single day.” Kanouff has ...
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W.Va. — The Lock Haven men’s basketball team went on the road for the opening round of the 2025-26 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Tournament on Monday and gave No. 3 Shepherd all it could handle, but the Rams narrowly escaped with an 84-80 victory. Lock Haven trimmed a 21-point second half deficit to three in the closing seconds, but Shepherd’s early advantage proved too much as the Rams escaped to move on in the tournament. The Bald Eagles finished the regular season at 10-18 overall and 6-15 in the PSAC, earning its seventh straight trip to the PSAC ...
ALTOONA – In the two weeks following the District 6 Class AA wrestling championships, one aspect of that tournament stood front and center in Bald Eagle junior Tanner Guenot’s mind. It wasn’t the success that led up to his third straight district final appearance; it was the thwarted ...
LOCK HAVEN — The Lock Haven women’s basketball team made history on Saturday afternoon by soaring past Shippensburg, 76-60, to cap their Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Division schedule with an unbeaten record. The Bald Eagles finished the regular season a perfect 16-0 in PSAC East play for the first time in program history and the first time by anyone in the division since 2018. Lock Haven finished the regular season 22-5 overall and 18-3 in the conference, with an impressive 13-1 record at home. Women’s basketball has won over 20 games for three consecutive ...
