Maura Woland matched her season home run total, smashing the first pitch she saw Thursday over Elm Park’s center field fence. The Warrior Run senior exceeded that total two innings later, then tripled it the next time up. Three at-bats, three home runs, three unforgettable moments. And ...
MILTON — Williamsport’s Isabelle Morrow never could have envisioned this season going the way that is has for her. Sure, she knew she was talented in the long, triple and high jumps. And yes, she had the ability to succeed in all three events. But breaking two school records and going ...
Saturday night at Port Royal was the 11th annual running of the Keith Kauffman Classic. The event honors the track’s all-time winningest 410 sprint car driver and Chase Dietz would lead all 30 laps around the Speed Palace for the $16,000 pay day. Dietz would start alongside Kasey Kahne, who is piloting the Macri Motorsports while Anthony Macri recovers from a back injury, for the A-main event. Kahne — who is fresh off of his first World of Outlaws win at Williams Grove — would run in the second spot over the opening 12 laps before high limit racing points leader and the ...
As he started running, Marc Molina felt his legs cramping. Originally, it looked like the South Williamsport senior would easily score when Levi Butler scorched a clutch seventh-inning single, but his legs put up a good fight. Little did they know how much Molina and all the Mounties love ...
The Landmark Conference announced seven Lycoming College student-athletes were selected to its spring All-Sportsmanship team. The Landmark Student-Athlete Advisory Committee created the All-Sportsmanship Team in 2023 to recognize student-athletes who epitomize the ideals of sportsmanship. The student-athletes serve as ambassadors for the team — both on and off the field — and lead their teammates toward their goals. The honorees exhibit respect for themselves, their teammates, coaches, opponents, spectators, and the greater campus community. Each team nominated one individual ...
LEWISBURG – Dan Schinnerer, the Bucknell men’s and women’s swimming and diving head coach for the last 20 seasons, has announced that he will be stepping down from his post in mid-July to transition to a senior coaching position at Nation’s Capital Swim Club. Schinnerer departs as Bucknell’s longest-tenured women’s swimming and diving coach and second-longest-tenured men’s coach behind only Hall of Famer Dick Russell. Schinnerer’s 121 women’s dual-meet victories (121-58-1) are the most in program history, and his 100 men’s wins (100-80) rank second behind only ...
