MUNCY — Jersey Shore’s second singles player Ezra Paulhamus had a match point in front of him, a match point that, before this week, was unlike any other he has had in his tennis. It was a district championship point, something he had experienced when he and third singles player Saul ...
Giovanni White went 2 for 4 with a double and two RBIs, while four pitchers combined on a three-hitter as Williamsport defeated Jersey Shore, 6-2 and captured a share of the HAC-I championship. The Millionaires (14-1, 9-1) won their final seven league games and will win the title outright if ...
JERSEY SHORE — Players understood they could score runs before two-outs were recorded, Thursday afternoon. Still, Jersey Shore did its best work when just one separated it from ending the inning scoreless. Jersey Shore scored all nine runs with two outs, including seven during its ...
LOCK HAVEN - The Lock Haven Department of Athletics announced the hiring of Valerie Clarke as the next head coach of the NCAA DI Bald Eagle field hockey program. “Valerie Clarke brings a proven record of leadership, player development and program-building to Lock Haven, and we’re excited to welcome her as the next head coach of our field hockey program,” said Jeff Osgood, Commonwealth University President. Clarke joins The Haven after coaching at Converse University since 2018, where she built the upstart program into consistent conference contenders, including six straight ...
It is a big week for sprint car fans. The PA Posse vs. The Outlaws are in the Spring sweep. On Tuesday at Lincoln Speedway, the Outlaws were the first to claim victory in the Gettysburg Clash. Michael Buddy Kofoid charged from the second row to the lead on lap 19 ; Gravel swapped the lead back and then Buddy reclaimed it on the restart. Macedo was next to challenge, but came up a little short and Chase Dietz had battled back to third and was followed Gravel and Danny Dietrich. Next up at Williams Grove, it will host the Morgan Cup for World of Outlaws and 410 sprint cars coming up ...
Eight Hughesville players pounded out 21 hits and the Spartans won their fourth straight game, routing Shamokin, 15-4. Maddie Smith and Addy Knight both produced four hits, Smith going 4 for 4 with a home run, two RBIs and four runs. Knight was 4 for 5 with a double, three RBIs and four runs. Laurel Bauman and Kenna Fisher both generated three hits and doubles, with Bauman driving in three runs and Fisher scoring three times. Winning pitcher Addison Henninger, Ashlynn Barlett and Lyla Kinney all had two hits with Barlett and Kinney belting doubles and combining for three RBIs. Avery ...
