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Team effort: balanced Lancer girls keep progressing and defeat Hughesville

Loyalsock freshman Alaina Dadzie opened her high school career strong, so defenses started game planning around slowing the 6-foot forward. At one point, Loyalsock encountered teams playing a 2-3 zone seven straight games. The strategy behind the defense was simple: stop Dadzie and one can stop Loyalsock. As the season enters the stretch run, though, it seemingly does not matter what defense anyone plays against Loyalsock. The Lancers have options everywhere and all can do damage. That was the case again Saturday against Hughesville as every player coach Curtis Jacobson used made a ...

Savage enjoys career night and helps Neumann boys’ defeat Muncy

MUNCY--Joe Savage scored early and often. He did so off post moves, mid-range jumpers and 3-pointers. More important, the St. John Neumann forward continued showing what a difference-maker he can be. After displaying flashes of that big-time ability the past two seasons, Savage is now ...

Litzelman and Sherant have big games as North Penn-Liberty boys continue progress, defeating Cowanesque Valley

LIBERTY--Derek Litzelman talks a lot. And that's a good thing because the North Penn-Liberty senior always is teaching while doing so. As he gains more experience, Daniel Sherant keeps scoring a lot. And all the other first-time starters and/or contributors keep on progressing. Put it all together and a new look North Penn-Liberty team continues its winning ways despite having four new starters for a second straight season. That latest victory came Thursday as the Mounties (9-7) overcame a slow start, locked in defensively throughout the second half and defeated rival Cowanesque ...

The Microwave: Carpenter heats up in a flash and helps Sullivan County boys defeat Montgomery

MONTGOMERY--It all started innocent enough. Ben Carpenter drained a free throw which closed the third quarter and put Sullivan County up four points. Then he opened the fourth with a pull-up 3-pointer. Then he made a steal and fed Riley King for a 3-point play. Next, Carpenter again found King for a layup before blocking a shot, grabbing the rebound and going coast to coast while converting another 3-point play. In just 82 seconds, Carpenter not only helped Sullivan County break open a close game Tuesday night, but also showed how complete a player he has become. He had a hand in 11 ...