Bucktail softball hasn't seen a home seven inning game since a 5-4 loss to Montgomery in the second game of the season, including a dominating four game stretch where they outscored their opponents by a combined score of 64-1. With all eyes now on a postseason push and dreams of a district ...
MONTGOMERY — She waited two years behind current Penn College standout Mackenzi Tice, but North Penn-Liberty pitcher Elyna Booth did not pout or complain. She simply kept working and preparing. So, when her opportunity came last spring, Booth was as ready as one could be. And she has ...
Kirby moved them into scoring position with a grounder to the right side. Big inning—Montoursville first: Yes, the Warriors only scored once here and still trailed, 2-1 but it was important they blunt the momentum Loyalsock had built with a strong start. This entire game was a fight and ...
BLOOMSBURG – How you start isn’t always indicative of the end result. Just ask Williamsport’s Kye Diakite and Hughesville’s Tyce Shaner. At the rain-impacted PHAC Track and Field Championships at Bloomsburg on Saturday, both local seniors trailed in the latter portion of their respective races – Diakite in the 110-meter hurdles and Shaner in the 1,600. But whether by strategy or sheer effort, each managed to make up the deficit in the nick of time to take home gold. Their efforts headlined a strong day for both their teams and the area as a whole. Diakite’s gold was one ...
BLOOMSBURG - Heading into Saturday’s PHAC Track and Field Championships, Williamsport junior Madeline Sanders had other goals on top of pushing for league gold. She had breached 11 minutes in the 3,200-meter run on multiple occasions throughout the season, a time the league meet record hadn’t yet surpassed. Even with weather conditions being less than favorable, it’s a mark she knew full well she could claim for herself. Sanders ran a 10:52.48, beating the previous PHAC record set by Danville’s McKenzie Jones in 2017 by just over nine seconds and claiming gold by over 50 ...
BLOOMSBURG – When it comes to Jersey Shore girls track and field, underclassmen keep giving fans reasons to be excited for the future. Last season, it was now sophomore Aaralynn Kimble that set the tone for a promising career. And in 2026, freshman Elizabeth Hollick is doing the same. At Saturday’s PHAC Track and Field Championships in Bloomburg, Hollick took the podium not once, not twice, but four times throughout the day – thrice individually and once as a member of the 1,600-relay team. Her efforts headlined a strong showing for the team as a whole, as the girls placed sixth ...
