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Loyalsock boys soccer beats South Williamsport 5-0

After a tough three-goal loss on Thursday, Loyalsock responded by beating South Williamsport at home 5-0 to move to 5-3. The Lancers took control early and led 3-0 at halftime before scoring twice in the final 40 minutes. Luke Edmonds and Justus Miller both scored twice, while Trenton ...

Local roundup: Hughesville girls volleyball beats Danville in five sets

Hughesville had an exciting five-set victory over Danville in girls volleyball on Monday. The Spartans lost the first set, 25-14, before earning 25-22 and 25-17 wins in back-to-back sets. Danville fought back in the fourth set to win 26-24 and force the fourth set where Hughesville won, 15-7. Ella Mowrey had a great performance for the Spartans with 22 assists, 16 digs, six kills and four aces and Lyla Kinney had four assists and a kill. Kierra Sheets had 10 digs, six kills, one ace and a block. Davanee Hoover had 15 assists, three digs, three aces and a kill while Elizabeth Papapanu ...

Cutters’ McCoy named Draft League second-half MVP

The MLB Draft League announced that Williamsport’s James McCoy was named Most Valuable Player of the second half of the 2026 season. McCoy had a historic season, setting the all-time single half record with 49 RBIs, the highest OPS and slugging percentage across all second-halves in league ...

Neil Rudel on Penn State: Money becomes talk of college; PSU spends $29-32M

Since NIL (Name, Image and Likeness) was implemented in 2021, the great mystery surrounding college sports but mainly football has been how much money the players make and how much each school is spending. You’ll recall in the summer of 2022 when James Franklin lamented Ohio State coach Ryan Day’s contention that it would take $13 million to keep the Buckeyes’ roster together and why Penn State shouldn’t expect to compete with anything less. One of Franklin’s specialties was trying to keep up with the Joneses off the field, even though schematically on the field, he ...

Lycoming football hopes to shake off last week’s loss

After giving up 541 yards of total offense — almost 300 of which came from the air and 243 on the ground — Lycoming coach Mike Clark knew immediately after last Saturday’s game what they needed to take away from their heartbreaking 30-28 loss to Montclair State “We’re going to have ...