Breaking News

Jersey Shore stays undefeated and wins big on the road at BEA

Bald Eagle Area coach Jesse Nagle had high praise for Jersey Shore senior playmaker Cayden Hess after Friday's game. “The dude is a player, there’s no question,” Nagle said. Hess, who contributed on both sides of the ball in Shore’s, 48-5, win over the Eagles—came away with two ...

After three straight losses, Loyalsock rebounds with a win in football

HUGHESVILLE — Loyalsock football, looking to recalibrate after dropping its past three games, utilized a no huddle offense to quickly douse any flames Hughesville could potentially ignite. The Lancers scored on five of their six first-half possessions en route to a 35-0 halftime by ...

Lewisburg cruises by Milton for a win at Williamsport High School

Jeremiah Davis wanted a punt block more than anything. The Lewisburg freshman could have slowed down with the Green Dragons prepared to field a Milton punt late in the first quarter but the Lewisburg freshman saw an opportunity. The blocked punt was one of a pair of important plays from ...

Muncy holds off Homer-Center in battle of ranked Class A teams

In a battle of ranked teams — Muncy was ranked third in Class A; Homer-Center was ranked seventh — Muncy came out on top in an exciting 17-16 game. Collin Troup ran in a 2-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter to make it just a one-point game, but the Indians didn’t allow Homer-Center to score again and held on. Ty Nixon and Ross Eyer put Muncy ahead in the second quarter, 14-0, on a 1-yard and 18-yard touchdown run and pass, respectively, with 7:07 to go. Homer-Center’s Landon Hill ran in a 2-yard touchdown and converted the two-point conversion with three minutes to cut the ...

Montoursville blanks Central Columbia on the road, 35-0

SOUTH CENTRE TWP.-There was plenty to like about the way Montoursville played in a 35-0 win over Central Columbia on Friday night. The Warriors scored on five out of six first half possessions, limited a struggling Blue Jays' offense to just 74 total yards and saw Rocco Pulizzi continue to make big plays in the running game. Montoursville (5-4) stayed in position to earn a first-round home game in District 4 Class AAA playoffs, but may need a win against Selinsgrove next week to secure one of the top four seeds in a tightly bunched field. "We're just continuing to try and build for the ...