Sports

LHU’s Robinson, Evans earn PSAC major nods; four earn all-PSAC

Local sports March 6, 2026

Lock Haven women’s basketball standouts Alana Robinson and Madeline Evans swept the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Division Athlete and Defensive Athlete of the Year honors to headline four Bald Eagles named to the All-Conference Team. The PSAC Wen's Basketball All-Conference awards are voted on by the coaches. Robinson and Evans were also named the PSAC East first team, while Jenadia Jordan and Rhlyn Rouse were named to the second team. Lock Haven earned the Eastern Division's No. 1 seed after going 22-5 overall and 18-3 in conference play. The Haven finished the ...

CM’s Tarantella has heartbreaking loss in Class AAA

Local sports March 6, 2026

HERSHEY – The blood round is unforgiving. Whether you’re pushing for your first state medal or fourth, vying for a career milestone or battling injuries, chances are, the wrestler standing in your way is seeking a similar storybook ending to your own. In Friday’s rendition of the ...

CM’s Wagner suffers loss in girls tourney consolation

Local sports March 6, 2026

HERSHEY — When it comes to the PIAA Wrestling Championships at any level, volatility is a common theme. One day can contain the most dominant performance of your career while the next can see it fall apart, whether by injury, misstep or luck of the draw. For Central Mountain senior ...

PHOTO GALLERY: Action from Day 2 of the PIAA wrestling championships

Local sports March 6, 2026

A photographic look at Friday's action from the PIAA wrestling championships.

BEA's Lomison, PV's Lisowski, Carlile close PIAA runs in blood round

Local sports March 6, 2026

HERSHEY – Every round of the PIAA Wrestling Championships has the potential to produce heartbreak, from prelims to Saturday’s finals. But of all the rounds, none quite hold a candle to the blood round, where wrestlers’ dreams of standing on the podium come to live and die. In the ...

Penn State wrestlers set for the Big Ten Championships

Local sports March 6, 2026

STATE COLLEGE –– Ohio State wrestling coach Tom Ryan shuffled down the hall outside the event floor of the Bryce Jordan Center on Feb. 13, head down, steps measured. His No. 2 Buckeyes had just been dominated by No. 1 Penn State 26-5 in the most anticipated dual meet of the year, only to have the Nittany Lions turn it into a rout. Despite all of that, Ryan chose to speak admiringly about the 800-pound gorilla that had just smashed his team. “What they’re doing here is incredible, right? I think you’re looking at one of the best organizations in the world, in any sport. ...