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No Howard for PSU Saturday against Wisconsin

UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State’s most explosive offensive weapon will miss several games due to an injury, coach Matt Campbell confirmed Wednesday. Sophomore receiver Koby Howard, who has averaged 28.7 yards on 12 catches including two touchdowns, suffered the injury in last week’s game ...

Paxton Kling enjoys success in Double-A playoffs

Paxton Kling got off to a good start with the Frisco RoughRiders, the Double-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers, last week. Kling, a Central High School graduate drafted by the Rangers in 2025, was called up last week from Single-A ball in South Carolina to Frisco, Texas to compete in the ...

Bishop Guilfoyle golf claims championship over Rams

EBENSBURG — Bishop Guilfoyle Academy won the District 6 Class 2A Sectionals Wednesday afternoon at Ebensburg Country Club with a team score of 320, eight shots better than runner-up Richland. West Shamokin and Westmont Hilltop, the third- and fourth-place team finishers also advanced to the ...

Manfred makes cross country history for Tigers

BEDFORD — Reuben Manfred set a new course record at the Bedford County Vo-Tech course in leading the Hollidaysburg Area High School boys cross country team to victory on Wednesday. Manfred finished in a time of 17 minutes, 1.60 seconds to place first ahead of teammates Mason Kephart ...

High school football: Week 5 preview

FRIDAY Harrisburg (4-0) at Altoona (3-1), 7 Notable: Princeton Dent has rushed for 416 yards and eight touchdowns for Harrisburg this year. Bald Eagle Area (3-1) at Philipsburg-Osceola (3-1), 7 Notable: The Eagles have beaten the Mountaineers 14 times in a row. P-O last won in this series in 2011. Bedford (1-3) at Chestnut Ridge (1-3), 7 Notable: Ridge has won three of the last four and is 12-8 over the last 20 meetings in this rivalry. Central Cambria (3-1) at Penn Cambria (3-1), 7 Notable: Goal Post Trophy hasn’t been won by Red Devils since 2019 and CC has lost last two ...

Tiger boys golf team captures Challenge

Hollidaysburg edged Altoona, 11-7, in the Big Cat Challenge at Park Hills Golf Club Wednesday in high school boys golf. The Golden Tiger teams of Tyler Steiner and Landen Petrunak and Isaac Tryninewski and Brayden Hatch got three points each for Hollidaysburg by winning all three phases — best ball, alternate shot and scramble. Altoona got 2.5 points from the team of Justin Pfeffer and Devin McNellis. RESULTS: Steiner-Petrunak, H, def. R. Hite-Civiello, 3-0; Aiken-B. Hite, A, def. McLanahan-Bender, 2-1; Tryninewski-Hatch, H, def. White-Monahan, 3-0; Johnston-Rabel, H, def. ...