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Penn State football adds four signees, one transfer

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UNIVERSITY PARK – Penn State football, led by head coach Matt Campbell, added four high school signees and one transfer to the 2026 roster on Wednesday. The Nittany Lions’ four high school signees include OL Pete Eglitis, LB Keian Kaiser, DL Elijah Reeder and P Lucas Tenbrock. PSU also welcomed transfer QB Connor Barry. Nebraska leads the group with four signees from the state. PSU signed three players from Pennsylvania, two from New Jersey and one each from Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Ohio, Texas and Virginia. Penn State’s high school signee class now includes 15 members. ...

Local roundup: McDermitt's 22 points lifts Shore boys past Midd-West

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Ty McDermitt scored 22 points to propel Jersey Shore to a 40-point rout against Midd-West, nearly outscoring the Mustangs himself in the Bulldogs’ 68-28 victory. Khani McCray added 17 points while Wyatt Swales scored nine for Jersey Shore. The Bullogs held an 18-8 lead after the first quarter and took a commanding 43-12 lead into halftime. • Central Mountain held on to defeat South Williamsport in a close contest, 40-33. The Wildcats had a trio of double-digit scorers with Camdyn Weaver’s 14 points, Payton Williams’ 12 and Elise McKeon’s 10. Ella Moore led South ...

Bucktail boys suffer 64-52 home loss to Coudersport

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FARWELL — Coudersport was led by 6-foot, 4-inch sophomore Lawson Wetzel who left Bucktail looking for answers long enough to pick up a 64-52 win Monday evening. Coudersport improved to 11-7 on the season and dropping the Bucks to 6-10. Wetzel’s looming presence affected the game early and eventually it was the big man’s scoring his team’s final eight points that sealed the win. “That’s exactly what I talk about when I say that our team is young and inexperienced, we just couldn’t work our way around him, for whatever reason, for three and a half quarters, and it cost ...

LHU women's basketball 9-0 in PSAC after beating Bloomsburg

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The Lock Haven women’s basketball team used a dominant effort on the glass to pick up a 70-56 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference East win in Thomas Fieldhouse over Bloomsburg on Monday. The Bald Eagles are arguably off to their hottest start in their PSAC East competing history and continued to roll on Monday night by improving to 9-0 in the division after taking down Bloomsburg. Lock Haven won its 10th game at home on Monday to improve to 15-5 on the season and 11-3 in the PSAC. Bloomsburg fell to 11-10 on the season and 7-7 in conference play. Lock Haven has now won five of ...