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Wellsboro at South Williamsport preview

Wellsboro PPG—14.3, PPA—25.3; YPG—190, YPA—301.6 Wellsboro notes: Wellsboro (3-5) is heating up at the right time, as it did a year ago, winning consecutive games. The Hornets allowed just 20 points in those victories and turned their season around with a 16-7 win at Towanda. ...

Huge fourth-down stand gives Spartans dramatic 10-7 win against Loyalsock

Loyalsock was gaining momentum and picking up first down after first down on its final drive. Trailing by just three points as the clock ran under two minutes, the Lancers were hoping to punch in the go-ahead, game-winnin score. On a short two-and-2, Dyson Dupont found Zion Cobb for an ...

Hughesville at Loyalsock preview

Hughesville PPG—13.8, PPA—26.4; YPG—184.3, YPA—303.4 Hughesville notes: Hughesville (3-5) is coming off a dramatic 36-30 overtime comeback win against Warrior Run which vaulted it to No. 5 in the District 4 Class AA rankings. The Spartans likely need at least one win in their final ...

Local roundup: Sock girls soccer team qualifies for district playoffs

From staff reports Loyalsock’s girls soccer team is heading to the playoffs for the second time in three years. Loyalsock needed to win their final regular-season game to clinch a spot, and did so by beating Sullivan County at home, 6-0. Madi Perry had a hat trick and Mackenzie Miller scored twice to help the Lancers finish the season 7-7-4 to qualify for districts. Rachel Buffington scored a goal on a penalty kick i the second half while Ellie Mertes had a pair of assists. Williamsport earned a 1-0 road win at Wyoming Valley West as freshman Brynli Carnevale scored off an ...

Montoursville at Mifflinburg preview

Montoursville PPG—26.6, PPA—18.0; YPG—327.5, YPA—246.3 Montoursville notes: It’s not a stretch saying tonight’s rematch of last year’s District 4 Class AAA championship essentially is the start of Montoursville’s postseason. The Warriors play Mifflinburg and Loyalsock the ...

Jersey Shore suffers Week 9 home loss against Southern Columbia

JERSEY SHORE — The last time Jersey Shore entered the last game of the regular season under .500 was in 2018, but they are in the same boat now as Southern Columbia defeated the Bulldogs, 56-20, Friday night at Thompson Street Stadium. The Tigers (8-1) took control from the start, and the Bulldogs (4-5) couldn’t keep up. Southern rushed for 382 yards and Grady Garcia had 184 of them. “I felt this was one of the best running games we had all season in terms of our three backs and quarterback all having success when they ran,” said Southern coach Jim Roth. “Jersey Shore ...