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Wellsboro’s Mascho selected for PSBCA baseball all-star game

Senior Marek Mascho has been selected to participate in the inaugural Pennsylvania State Baseball Coaches Association all-star game. Mascho, who will represent the West, was one of 54 baseball players from the state chosen to play. “Marek has earned this well deserved honor and we are excited to see him play in this All-Star Game,” said Wellsboro coach Kyle Smith. Mascho helped lead the Hornets to a share of the NTL Large School Division championship this season, finishing 18-3 (14-1 NTL Large School Division) overall. He finished the season 36-for-79 (.456) at the plate with ...

Montoursville's Winslow named first-team in three events in HAC-II

Montoursville’s Bryce Winslow established himself throughout the season and district meet as one of the area’s top sprinters. That hard work paid off with Winslow being named a first-team HAC-II all-star this year in three events to lead Montoursville’s all-star selections. Montoursville’s Aaron Runkle was named Co-Coach of the Year alongside Danville’s Jon Vella. Winslow was named HAC-II first-team in the 100, 200 and 400. He was the only Montoursville athlete to garner first-team accolades. Montoursville’s Cameron Cintron was a second-team all-star in the 300 hurdles and ...

District 4 all-star football game rosters announced; area well-represented

The area is more than well-represented as the rosters for the annual District 4 football all-star game were released. On the North, 39 area players will suit up and play. That includes Montoursville’s Christian Banks (RB/LB), Chase Jones (FB/LB), Kingston Fisher (TE/DL), Gabe Vanderwall (OL/DL), Hunter Shaffer (OL/DL), Noah Rakestraw (OL/DL) and Carlos Tira (WR/DB); Loyalsock’s Nahmir Thomas (WR/DB), Danny Dowell (QB/DB), Jalil Coates (WR/DB), Jahki Brister (TE/DL), Josh Meacham (TE/DL), Taje King (OL/DL) and Jeremiah Johnson (OL/DL); North Penn’s Luke Kreger (WR/DB); Jersey ...

Dalena's homer not enough to lift Cutters past Trenton

Making his first start for the Crosscutters, Montoursville native Maddix Dalena crushed a 418-foot solo home run in the fourth inning, but it wouldn’t be enough as the Cutters dropped the opening game of the road series at the Trenton Thunder 2-1 on Friday night. Dalena ended the night a triple shy of the cycle as he doubled in the 7th inning and singled in the ninth, tallying three of Williamsport’s five hits. Nate McHugh and Owen Prince each recorded a single in the loss. Paulino got the start for Williamsport and surrendered an unearned run after two Cutters errors in three ...