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Crosscutters lose second straight game, falling to State College in sudden death

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The Williamsport Crosscutters dropped their second consecutive game, falling in sudden death to the State College Spikes on Friday night at Bowman Field. David Case delivered 5 1/3 innings in his ninth start of the season. The lefty allowed four runs on eight hits and two walks, striking out three batters. Matthew Mariano continued his stellar stretch out of the bullpen, giving the Cutters 3 2/3 innings of near perfect relief. Mariano did not allow a hit, surrendering one walk and striking out five. Williamsport plated two runs in the sixth and two more in the seventh to erase an ...

Week 1 area football box scores

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Montgomery 24, Hughesville 0 Hughesville 0 0 0 0—0 Montgomey 7 7 0 10—24 First quarter M—Briar Persing 60 run (Dylan Sherman kick), 10:17 Second quarter M—Trace Furman 5 run (Sherman kick), 1:09 Fourth quarter M—Sherman 24-yard field goal, 4:02 M—Josh Knoebel 1 run (Sherman kick), :26.2 TEAM STATISTICS H M First downs 3 14 Rushes-yards 27-58 51-319 Passing yards 14 (-2) C-A-I 2-11-0 1-6-2 Total yards 73 317 Fumbles-lost 6-1 4-0 Penalties-yards 4-30 8-75 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Hughesville Chase Shrawder 9-35; Maliki Emmil 6-16; Nick Stubbs 7-10; ...

Football roundup: South pummels North Penn-Mansfield 48-0

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South Williamsport traveled to North Penn-Mansfield in Week 1 and completely dominated the Panthers en route to a 48-0 shutout victory. Cade Lusk proved to be tough to slow down as he carried the ball 114 times for 106 yards and three touchdowns — two in the second quarter — while Eli White was just as talented, rushing nine times for 115 yards and two touchdowns, both in the first half. South Williamsport accumulated 397 yards of total offense — 289 of which came on the ground — while its defense stifled North Penn-Mansfield, holding the Panthers to negative 54 yards of ...

Williamsport travels to Wyoming Valley West in Week 1 and earns 41-21 victory

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KINGSTON- A year ago Tevin Williams made his first career start at quarterback for Williamsport against Valley West and certainly looked the part. He was uncertain with his decision-making, took a few sacks rather than throw the ball away but still came away with the victory. As the 2026 season kicked off, Williams found himself back at Spartan Stadium only this time a more polished signal caller who at least for one night made all the right moves. The junior finished with 194 yards passing, 213 yards rushing and for good measure returned an onside kick 60 yards for a touchdown as ...