You could see the emotions in South Williamsport's players faces after the game. This was a game the Mounties were hoping to win and advance to a district final. South Williamsport held the defending state champions to just one goal through the first 40 minutes and played great defense. ...
Lewisburg out-shot Line Mountain, 6-4, but the Green Dragons couldn't put in a goal as Line Mountain secured a 2-0 win in the District 4 Class A semifinals on Tuesday in girls field hockey. Laney Yeager scored in the third quarter at the 13 minute mark to put the Eagles ahead, 1-0. Line Mountain then scored four minutes later when Yeager assisted on a goal by Teague Hoffman. Lewisburg's Keeley Baker had two saves. Line Mountain 2, Lewisburg 0 (District 4 Class A semifinals) LM-Laney Yeager, 13:00. LM-Teague Hoffman (Yeager), 9:16. Shots: L 6, LM 4. Penalty corners: L 9, LM 3. ...
Mackenzie Lopez drilled a shot just outside the 18-yard box and immediately turned and celebrated with teammate Alexis Beaver. It took just 70 seconds into the second half for the Black Panthers to strike, and the goal tied the game. It was a big moment for Milton, but there was never a ...
For the past five years, No. 4 Williamsport girls soccer has had a handle on the region, hoisting the District 2-4 Class AAAA plaque for the past half decade. The pursuit to notch a sixth consecutive title is still alive after the Millionaires defeated No. 5 Hazleton, 2-1 in the ...
Freshman Justice Smith led five players in double figures with a team-high 19 points to lead the Mansfield University men’s basketball team to a convincing, 79-61, victory over non-conference opponent Mercy College. The Mounties improve to 1-5 with their first win of the season, while Mercy falls to 0-6. Smith was 7 of 14 from the floor, while pulling in seven rebounds and dishing out four assists to power the Mountaineers in their best all-around game of the season. Smith connected on an ally-oop dunk in the second half off a pass from freshman Idris Ali, a Loyalsock graduate, who ...
All season long, Central Mountain boys soccer coach Billy Hook harped on how special the seniors the senior his team were. The words Hook spoke rang true Monday night in the District 6 Class AAA semifinals as thanks to seniors Evan Cross and Clayton Foster, the Wildcats managed to upset second-seeded Bellefonte. Foster’s game-winning goal, assisted by Cross in overtime, was the lone goal scored in the game as Central Mountain won, 1-0. “I’ve talked all year how great the senior class has been. They’ve been phenomenal. They’re great kids and to get that as a senior in a ...
