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Lyco’s Halbert, Llorente earn All-Region

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Junior right-hander Alex Halbert and senior first baseman/pitcher AJ Llorente, a Montoursville graduate, were named second-team All-Region V, as announced by D3baseball.com. This is the second season in a row that Lycoming landed two players on the D3baseball.com All-Region squad, as Llorente (second team) and outfielder Danny DeLucas (first team) each were honored in 2025. They were the first two Warrior baseball players to earn all-region accolades, with Llorente becoming the first two-time all-region pick in program history this season. Halbert adds the All-Region selection at ...

Rain was the perfect representation for Espinosa’s resiliency

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SHIPPENSBURG — Lewisburg senior Baylee Espinosa was tying her shoes not long after she was awarded her gold medal for winning the PIAA Class AA track and field championship race in the 3,200. She was getting ready for a turnaround in the girls 3,200 relay. So, kneeling under the awards tent ...

HHS senior Temple ends career on a high note at states

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SHIPPENSBURG — When she stepped off the podium at Shippensburg after receiving her medal for the Class AA girls 300 hurdles race, Hughesville’s Kylie Temple’s smile slowly started to fade. She was happy to be receiving a medal, but it wasn’t what she had ultimately hoped for. Coming ...

Lycoming men’s, women’s tennis teams see three earn academic all-district honors

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The Lycoming College men’s and women’s tennis teams placed three players on the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District teams, with junior Keegan Gill and sophomore Kayvan Shams, a South Williamsport graduate, being honored on the men’s side, and senior Greta Kimble, a South Williamsport graduate, earning accolades on the women’s side. The Academic All-District men’s and women’s tennis teams, selected by College Sports Communicators, recognize the nation’s top student-athletes for their combined performances on the court and in the classroom. To be eligible, a ...

Penn State men’s basketball team signs center Tim Oboh

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STATE COLLEGE — Penn State coach Mike Rhoades announced the signing of 6-feet, 11-inch center Tim Oboh ahead of the 2026-27 Penn State men’s basketball season. Oboh comes to Happy Valley with two seasons of eligibility remaining after beginning his collegiate career as a two-year starter at Buffalo. He was a two-year starter and accumulated career marks of 388 points, 224 rebounds, 56 blocks and a 55.8 field-goal percentage. Oboh started all 32 games for the Bulls during sophomore season in 2025-26 and finished the year as Buffalo’s leader in rebounds (156, 4.9 rpg) and ...