HUGHESVILLE--Ethan Woolcock knows he can play a lot better offensively. So do his coaches. But on a night he struggled offensively, Woolcock still made a big impact. So did his fellow reserves Cam Fetterman, Landen King and Jeff Fenstermacher. Together the energy and hustle that group ...
A few seconds after making a dramatic steal, Davion Hill soared high into the air and threw down an emphatic, game-clinching dunk. It was an appropriate ending because the St. John Neumann two-time all-state guard played like Superman over the game's final 1 minute, 54 seconds. He did ...
Breanna Bobak may only be a sophomore but she started a year ago and, on a team featuring just one senior, that qualifies her as a veteran leader. In a chaotic, back and forth game Monday at Montoursville, Bobak did exactly what Hughesville wants. She led. And she helped lead them to a ...
By CHRIS MASSE cmasse@sungazette.com MUNCY--Although it did not win its season opener, Muncy may win more future games because it played such a quality opening-night opponent. Muncy had some chances against undefeated Class AAAA Mifflinburg Friday, but the Wildcats answered every second-half Indians run with one of their own and won, 50-37 in the first-ever Muncy Tournament. Milton won the game's first game in exciting fashion, defeating Towanda, 61-48 in overtime. Mifflinburg will play Milton in Saturday's final at 7:30, while Muncy and Towanda, coached by 2017 Hughesville graduate ...
Through one day of the highly competitive King of the Mountain wrestling tournament at Central Mountain high school, the Millionaires of Williamsport find themselves with a share of sixth place. Williamsport -- one of 32 schools competing -- accumulated a total of 63.5 total team points in day of the event. Phillipsburg (N.J.), State College, Council Rock South, Chestnut Ridge, Central Mountain and Mifflin County each rank ahead of the Millionaires. "We’re wrestling pretty well. It’s going on as expected where I figured we’d be at. We still have some rounds to get through. We ...
Faced with the challenge of wrestling in the most jam-packed tournament in the state without a select number of wrestlers, the Central Mountain wrestling team stands in fifth place at the end of the first day of the King of the Mountain tournament after Friday. Central Mountain had four wrestlers qualify for the next day of the tournament after their efforts Friday. Luke Simcox, Dalton Perry Braylen Corter and Griffin Walizer will begin their days Saturday in the quarterfinals. Luke Simcox, wrestling in the 138-pound bracket, picked up two falls during Friday’s bouts. The ...
