When you’re down 2-0 in a best-of-5 series the way defending Altoona Greater City League champion Conrad Chiropractic/Lilly American Legion is, sometimes the best thing to do is break down the series into best-of-ones. Thursday night in a contest where both pitchers put on a superb ...
ERIE — Altoona swatted three home runs on it way to a 10-6 win over the Erie SeaWolves in an Eastern League baseball game on Thursday night at UPMC Park. Matt Ager turned in a brilliant start for the Curve, needing just 56 pitches to work through five scoreless innings. Ager earned the win ...
HOLLIDAYSBURG — The list of three-peat winners in women’s basketball — college and professional — is a very short one. Though, it’s not in the same ranking, many of the players on the CNB Bank team of the Blair Regional YMCA Women’s Summer League either play or played in the ...
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor got his wish. A little more than a week after reiterating he wanted to stay with Indy for the rest of his career, Taylor took a big step toward fulfilling that pledge by signing a two-year, $44 million contract extension, a ...
HOLLIDAYSBURG — Even though the calendar read Aug. 6 on Thursday night inside the halls of the Blair Regional YMCA, the atmosphere presented things much differently inside the gym where The First Stop Shop and Beard Legal Group were playing for the girls High School Division YMCA basketball ...
TORONTO — Coco Gauff understands the reasoning behind the WTA Tour’s newly introduced gene-testing policy. What the two-time Grand Slam champion doesn’t favor is how politicized the discussion becomes in generating what Gauff called animosity toward the trans community. To her, the topic requires a more nuanced conversation, which is why Gauff provided what she called a nuanced answer. Gauff made her comments at the Canadian Open in Toronto following her opening-match win over Kayla Day. Elsewhere in sports: - Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and Paige Bueckers will make their World ...
