Phones and cameras flashed as Keystone players ran around the field at Volunteer Stadium, carrying their District 12 championship banner. Keystone has big goals ahead, but what happened Friday night still represents a moment frozen in time. It's not often teams are able to win a game at the ...
Roman Meckbach sprinted toward the line and made a catch he will never forget. As the ball landed in Meckbach's glove, jubilant East Lycoming players jumped for joy and exchanged hugs while producing a moment they will never forget at Volunteer Stadium. Playing on a Little Leaguer's field ...
The statistics make it look like Montgomery made another powerful statement and played a sensational game Friday night. And in a way, Montgomery did all that for a second straight District 12 Junior Division all-star game. But coach Tom Persing is looking beyond the numbers. Add ...
DANVILLE—Naz Smith tried guessing the game's Most Valuable Player before it was announced, never believing he had a shot at the award. Bailey Hadzinikolov and Avery Campbell thought they might never play football again after suffering serious back injuries their junior years. But there ...
DANVILLE—Muncy graduate Bailey Hadzinikolov played his final high school football game Friday night. He will attend Lock Haven in the fall, but not play football. He leaves the game on his terms. Considering where Hadzinikolov was nearly two years ago, what a blessing that is. Two weeks into his junior season the hard-hitting linebacker broke his back, his third lumbar bone snapping. In addition to missing the rest of that season, Hadzinikolov and doctors feared he might never play football again. But a player who attacks challenges the way he does ball-carriers never gave up hope ...
By CHRIS MASSE cmasse@sungazette.com CAMP HILL—South Williamsport experienced nearly every negative emotion there is as Everett began its latest comeback. Disappointment, frustration, rage … put check marks next to all. When Karson Reffner hit a walk-off grand slam sadness was the final emotion, but time heals most wounds and eventually South likely will feel one emotion above all else when looking back up on its 2022 season—pride. The Mounties came so far this year and made the second deepest postseason run in program history. Considering how steeped in tradition this ...
