An early wake-up call could not tire Hamilton, Ohio players, nor their energetic bats. The high-octane kids from Hamilton can catch up on their sleep down the road. They have bigger priorities now. Like playing for a U.S. championship. Hamilton continued both winning and raking ...
Japan’s Shinnosuke Ijima entered the sixth inning sitting at 70-odd pitches and knew that if he wanted to get a complete game in his final-ever Little League World Series appearance, he’d have to be precise and dialed in for the next three batters. Ijima did precisely that. In the ...
Wednesday was another busy day for the Little League World Series. Due to weather cancellations and the expansion of the tournament as a whole, eight teams participated in four games to represent a full slate in South Williamsport complex with the tournament etneringits final days. But ...
Williamsport’s girls tennis team secured a 4- win against Selinsgrove. Audrey Dincher earned a 6-4, 6-3 win for Williamsport vs. Alexis Hoot at No. 1 singles and Lilly Judge won at No. 3 singles vs. Anna Yang, 6-3, 6-2. Gianna Vitko and Madlyn Lundy won at No. 1 doubles against Talia Mowrey and Ashlyn Lehman, 6-1, 6-0 and aat No.2 doubles, Williamsport’s Kylie Bungo and Maryam Zeshan beat Emily Longacre and Arlie Troup, 4-6, 6-3, 13-11. First-year starters for the Jersey Shore girls tennis team notched their first career wins on Wednesday afternoon, but it wasn’t enough to ...
The Lycoming College volleyball team was picked to finish eighth in the Landmark Conference preseason coaches poll. Sixteen-time defending conference champion Juniata was again the unanimous pick at the top spot, garnering 81 points and nine first place votes. The Warriors enter a new era under first-year coach Hannah Lingold, who takes the helm after longtime coach Tim McMahon retired after 25 seasons and 354 victories. Lycoming brings back all but one player from the 2025 squad, including a half-dozen seniors. The Warriors finished second in the Landmark with a .145 opponents hitting ...
Coming off a breakthrough season, the Lycoming College field hockey team was picked to finish sixth in the Landmark Conference preseason coaches poll. Defending champion Scranton was picked to repeat, receiving 80 points and eight first place votes, while 2025 runner-up Susquehanna was selected second, with 72 points and one first-place vote. Elizabethtown was tabbed at third with 64 points and the remaining first-place selection. Drew (53 points) and Catholic (43 points) round out the top half of the poll. With their highest preseason selection in the five seasons since ...
