Going back to previews from late March can be interesting for a lot of reasons. For one, you get to see which freshman standouts came out of nowhere, and which were heavily anticipated. In the case of Jersey Shore freshman Elizabeth Hollick, it was the latter. Girls head coach Monica ...
CLASS AAA BOYS 3,200 relay: 1. Mifflin County, 7:43.37**; 2. State College, 7:59.00; 3. Altoona, 8:29.02; 4. Central Mountain (Gabriel Houser, Xian Deems, Shane Walker, Che McAllister), 9:16.14. 110 hurdles: 1. Braelyn Ross, Hollidaysburg, 15.30; 2. Christopher Thompson, Somerset, 16.06; 3. Noah Stump, Altoona, 16.09; 4. Landyn Langille, Bellefonte, 16.33; 5. Hunter Kling, Altoona, 16.51; 6. Jacob Nyman, Central Mountain, 17.67; 7. Jonathan Nyman, Central Mountain, 18.09; 8. Jacob Switzler, Altoona, 18.30. 100: 1. Jayden Byrd, State College, 10.91*; 2. Caleb Bartley, Bellefonte, ...
ALTOONA – Having already qualified for states as a sophomore, Penns Valley junior Spencer Althouse felt little pressure as he prepared to run it back. There were nerves; it’s districts after all, and a two-hour weather delay didn’t help matters. But knowing what he was capable of put ...
ALTOONA – Despite running her best career 400-meter dash at districts last season, Bellefonte’s Althea Helms – then a sophomore – fell short of securing her second straight District 6 title. It certainly wasn’t bittersweet, more a product of a particularly stout field featuring ...
It was another challenging race weekend with rainouts at Clinton County and Selinsgrove. The Outlaw swing through our area continued at Williams Grove and the Friday night preliminary race it was a Posse win as Kasey Kahne claimed his first ever World of Outlaws victory by winning it in the Macri Motorsports 39m. The 30-lap Outlaw finale was claimed by their point leader David Gravel and now the Morgan Cup trophy will reside at the World of Outlaws headquarters in Concord, North Carolina for the next 364 days. The victory for Connecticut’s Gravel was the 10th of his career at the ...
Aubrey Eiler and Camdyn Weaver were a two-player wrecking machine against Jersey Shore, going a combined 8 for 8 with six RBIs as Central Mountain won, 10-2. Weaver, who threw a five-hitter with seven strikeouts, went 3 for 3 with a triple, two doubles and five RBIs. Eiler was 5 for 5 with a triple, three runs and an RBI. The Wildcats struck quick, scoring four first inning runs. Dani Miller had a big day for Jersey Shore (12-5), going 3 for 4 with two triples and an RBI. Central Mountain 10, Jersey Shore 2 C Mountain 411 040 0—10 12 3 Jersey Shore 000 100 1—1 6 6 W: Camdyn ...
