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Lycoming golf sets team records at Dickinson Fall Invite

CARLISLE — The Lycoming College golf team set single-round and two-round tournament records at the Dickinson Fall Invitational, wrapping up the tournament with a second-round record 302 and setting the program’s two-round tournament record at 606 (304-302) to finish the 24-team event tied for 16th at the par-72, 6,670-yard Carlisle Barracks Golf Course. Senior Connor Shanahan paced the Warriors again, finishing tied for 32nd in the 138-player field with a two-day score of 147 (74-73, 3-over-par). Shanahan notched two more birdies, on the par-4, 410-yard No. 13 and the par-4, ...

Althouse, Notaro receive weekly Patriot League honors

LEWISBURG — Bucknell field hockey is off to its best start (4-0) since 1984 and goalkeeper Sarah Althouse and forward Bella Notaro have been the horsepower for the Bison's historic beginning. The Patriot League voters recognized the duo's performances in Bucknell's 2-0 weekend by naming Althouse as the Patriot League Goalkeeper of the Week and Notaro as Patriot League Forward of the Week. Althouse's selection marks her fourth goalkeeper of the week. She has now earned one in every season (2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026). This is Notaro's first weekly honor. Althouse, the Patriot ...

Lycoming hopes momentum carries into start of 2026 in football

Plain and simple, Lycoming’s football team did not have the best start it hoped for coming off summer workouts and preseason practices. There was talent on the field and expectations for a solid campaign. A season-opening loss by a field goal to TCNJ at home was followed by another 3-point ...

Ana Oeler’s goal lifts South girls to 1-0 win against Loyalsock at home

Players on Loyalsock’s bench and the Lancer coaches were yelling out how much time was left in the final minute as Loyalsock kept trying to press and get something going offensively. The Lancers trailed by a goal and wanted to put in an equalizer late and force overtime as the clock got ...

Passing game propels Milton to win against Hughesville

Two teams searching for their first victory met Friday night, but Milton found its footing first and never let go. The Black Panthers broke open a close start with a balanced offense and a relentless defense, defeating Hughesville, 35–0, after both teams entered the game with 0–1 records. Milton established its running game early behind an experienced offensive line. Luis Santos capped the opening scoring drive with a 10-yard touchdown run, and Cahner O’Grady’s extra point gave the Black Panthers a 7–0 lead after the first quarter. “Our offensive line,” Milton coach ...