MILL HALL – After showing progress in its rivalry bout against Jersey Shore last Friday, Central Mountain girls basketball saw said progress encounter an obstacle over the weekend. With school closed due to weather, practice and preparation grounded to a halt, as its chances of building ...
LOCK HAVEN — For the second week in a row, Jenadia Jordan of the Lock Haven women’s basketball team was named the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference East Athlete of the Week, the conference office announced. The Bald Eagles have brought home seven PSAC weekly awards this season, which leads the conference. Jordan, who became the first Bald Eagle women’s basketball player to record a triple double last week, earned her second straight PSAC East Athlete of the Week honor, after helping Lock Haven improve to 6-0 vs. Eastern Division opponents. Jordan continued her tear on ...
LOCK HAVEN — After his record-breaking weight throw on Saturday, Eric Zalar of the Lock Haven men’s track and field team was named the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Men’s Indoor Field Athlete of the Week, the conference office announced. Zalar’s award marks the second straight PSAC Track and Field Athlete of the Week honor for Lock Haven. The Bald Eagles competed at the Gulden Invitational at Bucknell on Saturday, where Eric Zalar who was named the Field Athlete of the Meet, after breaking a program and PSAC record in the weight throw. With a mark of 67 feet, 2 ...
It was not that Bucktail won Saturday which highlighted its improvement. It was how it won. Playing without second-leading scorer Kendall Wagner, Bucktail dug deep, rallied in the fourth quarter and defeated St. John Neumann, 52-47 at Frank Lupacchino Court. Three players reached double ...
SPRING MILLS— The District 6 Class AA team duals kicked off Tuesday at the Penns Valley and the host Rams punched their ticket to the next round. In the opener on the night, Glendale defeated Westmont Hilltop to open up the night with the Vikings moving onto a solidly tough Penn’s ...
It was not that Bucktail won Saturday which highlighted its improvement. It was how it won. Playing without second-leading scorer Kendall Wagner, Bucktail dug deep, rallied in the fourth quarter and defeated St. John Neumann, 52-47 at Frank Lupacchino Court. Three players reached double figures, freshman Emma George hit a clutch fourth quarter shot and the young Bucks (9-7) exceeded last year’s win total. Bucktail started three freshmen against Neumann, so this was a game which epitomized how a team which fought to fill out its roster last year has put itself in the hunt for a ...
