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Lock Haven picked seventh in PSAC West poll

Fresh off its first winning season in 44 years, the Lock Haven football team has returned to campus and is preparing for its opener at Shippensburg on Saturday, Aug. 29, at noon. As part of the 2026 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference virtual media day, the conference released the 2026 ...

West Branch Soccer Club hosts 45th annual youth soccer camp

From Aug. 3 to Aug. 7, the West Branch Soccer Club hosted their annual youth soccer day camp. It was the 45th annual camp, which is the longest running youth sports camp in Clinton County. The club welcomed 130 campers for a fun week of soccer skill instruction and games. With it being a ...

PSU has 5 land on all-decade teams

STATE COLLEGE ­— Five Penn State football greats were honored by Sporting News this week, being named to its 2026 College Football All-Decade All-America teams. Tight end Ted Kwalick (1960s), linebacker Shane Conlan (1980s), offensive lineman Sean Farrell (1980s), linebacker LaVar Arrington ...

Cutters’ bullpen hasn’t been as elite as it was in first half

How important is dependence? For a baseball coach, it just might be the most important aspect of a ballclub. Having realistic expectations for what a guy is going to do on the diamond is vital to setting a lineup, developing a rotation, and knowing who to pick out of the pen depending on ...

Wells, Stanfield log three hits, as Cutters defeat Scrappers on road

Using the momentum from the previous night’s Sudden Death walk-off victory, the Williamsport Crosscutters took the opening game of this three-game series against the Mahoning Valley Scrappers by a final score of 10-6 at 7 17 Credit Union Field at Eastwood on Friday night. Trey Wells had a ...

From Topps to DraftKings: The boys of cardboard summer

Once upon a time in America, baseball cards weren’t collectibles or investments. They were currency, the hard cash of a boy’s childhood. Before anyone ever carried a wallet, you could feel rich just by stuffing your pockets with cardboard. A pocket full of baseball cards was a boy’s fortune. Every pack began with a ritual tearing open that waxy wrapper and getting hit with that unmistakable whiff of cardboard, sugar and the pink dust from that brittle slab of gum. Most times you pulled a nobody from a team three time zones away. But every so often, the Topps gods smiled and you ...