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Penn State men's basketball falls on road to No. 2 Michigan

ANN ARBOR, Mich. – The Penn State men’s basketball team dropped a 110-69 result to the second-ranked Michigan Wolverines on Thursday night inside the Crisler Center. The short-handed Nittany Lions dressed just eight players due to injuries and illness. Penn State was without starters Ivan Juric (9.4 points per game, 5.1 rebounds per game) and Eli Rice (7.9 ppg), as well as Sasa Ciani (2.6 ppg, 2.3 rpg) and Tibor Mirtic (3.7 ppg, 3.3 rpg). The Nittany Lions were led by a trio of double-digit performers offensively, with redshirt junior guard Freddie Dilione V pacing the team with ...

LHU men's wrestling beats Bloomsburg, extends win streak

BLOOMSBURG — The Lock Haven men’s wrestling team continued its impressive season with a convincing 32-12 victory over Bloomsburg at Nelson Fieldhouse on Thursday night. Lock Haven extended its win streak to nine matches while improving to 11-4 overall and a perfect 4-0 in Mid-American Conference action. Despite falling behind early when Bloomsburg earned a pin at 125 to lead 6-0, Lock Haven quickly seized control and never looked back. The turning point came at 141 pounds, where Wyatt Henson delivered a punishing 19-4 tech fall over Tristan Corbin in 4:18, putting the Bald Eagles ...

PSU receivers coach leaving for the Packers

STATE COLLEGE — Matt Campbell’s first Penn State coaching staff already has an opening. Multiple media outlets reported Thursday that receivers coach Noah Pauley is leaving the Nittany Lions to join the Green Bay Packers. Ironically, the news came one day following a media availability for Penn State’s new coaches. A candidate for the San Francisco 49ers offensive coordinator job in 2024, Pauley discussed potential openings on Wednesday. “It’s been really cool to have those type of opportunities,” he told Lions 247. “I think the biggest thing for us is just kind of ...

Local roundup: Central Mountain boys outlast Neumann in OT thriller

Central Mountain erased an 11-point third quarter deficit and tied the game after trailing by three in the final 20 seconds of regulation. Noah Wells scored 19 points, Darius Shade 15 and Carson Couturiaux 11. Three players scored in double figures and Landon Lathan dealt nine assists, helping Jersey Shore win at East Juniata, 63-48. The Bulldogs (9-10) won their third straight game as Khani McCray scored 13 points, Jake Lorson had 12 and Breylan Guerrero 10. Lorson and Guerrero both grabbed six rebounds and Lathan scored nine points. After going into halftime tied at 13-13, Bald Eagle ...