For years, there was no Little League program where Kurt Barr lived in Windsor, Ontario, Canada. Then his parents helped form a league in which his younger brother, who’s currently 9-years-old, is still playing. That speaks to how much baseball runs through the blood of the Barr family. ...
Williams Grove Speedway raced on Friday and Lance Dewease notched his 118th career oval 410 sprint victory and claimed $8,000 in the Joey Allen Tribute Race. Cole Dewease won for the first time ever at the historic oval, taking the checkers in the 305 sprint main. The father and son duo of Lance and Cole Dewease made history when they swept the sprint car races. The All Stars Circuit of Champions Sprints return to Williams Grove Speedway for the second year in a row on Friday for the Lynn Paxton EMMR Legends Classic. The 30-lap All Stars main meant to honor late Williams Grove ...
HARRISBURG — The Shapiro administration is encouraging ATV enthusiasts to hit the trails again as the Northcentral Regional ATV Trail reopened in late May for the 2026 season with nearly 1,000 miles of connected roads and trails across Clinton, Lycoming, Potter and Tioga counties. The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources will manage the Northcentral Regional ATV Trail through Sunday, Sept. 27— giving riders plenty of opportunities to explore the additional 130 miles added to the trail this season. Although the riding areas will be marked, riders are expected to ...
The coaching staff will sound quite familiar in 2026 for the Williamsport Crosscutters. A side hoping to make amends from a league-worst 31-43 campaign the previous year, the Cutters return two of their three coaches with manager Kenny Thomas and hitting coach Sean Miller returning to the ...
A few days ago, the assistant coaches on the Williamsport Crosscutters went out to dinner at a restaurant in the area and fans of the baseball team kept asking where manager Kenny Thomas was at. Thomas has been with the Crosscutters each of the last two seasons, but didn’t think he was ...
MID VALLEY — Warrior Run’s superb season this year ended on Monday afternoon in a tough, close loss on the road against Mid Valley in the first round of the PIAA Class AAA playoffs, 2-0. Mid Valley scored a run in the fourth inning for a 1-0 lead before adding a run in the fifth to take a 2-0 lead. Warrior Run out-hit Mid Valley, 6-4, but the Defenders weren’t able to rally in the final two innings to score any runs. Mackenzie Litchard threw a complete game for the Defenders, scattering four singles and striking out seven with just two walks issued. Makenzie Heffner led the ...
