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Herbig wants to earn his new deal for Steelers fans

Nick Herbig knew most NFL teams thought he was too small to play outside linebacker. That three years of creating chaos across the Big Ten while coming off the edge at Wisconsin wouldn’t be good enough to convince clubs that he could do the same at the sport’s highest level. The ...

Curve have two disastrous innings in lopsided setback

MANCHESTER, NH –– The New Hampshire Fisher Cats sent 10 men to the plate and scored five times in the second inning on the way to a 14-3 win over the Curve Wednesday night at Delta Dental Stadium. Righty Landon Tomkins made his first start as a professional to start a bullpen day for the ...

All good things must come to an end on the soccer field

All dynasties must come to an end, and that time has arrived for the FC814 U-19 girls Team Energy premier soccer team after a decade of dominance. Team Energy has been a dominant team on the state and national level and just won its fourth United States Youth Soccer State Cup championship. No ...

Gates Care, Sons & Daughters both earn wins

ASHVILLE — Brayden Pike had two hits and three RBIs to lead Gloria Gates Care to an 11-1 win in five innings over Ashville VFW Wednesday in a Kelley Federation game. Gates Care (1-1) also got two hits and an RBI from Connor Waite to go with two hits from Anthony Riccio and two RBIs from ...

Week 4 in the books at Big Orange golf league

HUNTINGDON — The team of Geoff Clarke and Ed Gargula went 3-1 during week 4 action in the Big Orange Golf League at the Huntingdon Country Club. Two teams were tied for second at 2-2: Bob Lamey-Gerry Huggler and Phil Thompson-Larry Newton. The team of Alan Herbster and Keith Black went 1-3. Lamey and Clarke were the low gross winners at 40 while the low net winner at 32 was Huggler. The shot of the day was Gargula’s tee shot on No. 8. Summit CC CRESSON — The team of Sam Mignogna, Kelly Mignogna and Matt Statler combined for a 53 to win the We Love The Summit Country Club ...

Penn State Altoona places two local athletes on academic-athletic list

A pair of Penn State Altoona student-athletes were recognized for their athletic and academic success when the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference released its All-Academic Team. Penn State Altoona women’s volleyball junior Lia Simanski (Bishop Guilfoyle) and men’s golf junior Daniel Batrus (Altoona) both earned spots on the AMCC’s All-Academic Team. Simanski, a Business major with concentrations in Management and Marketing and Business Analytics, was named to the Penn State Altoona Dean’s List, AMCC Academic All-Conference team, and College Sports Communicators Academic ...