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Bengals defender to miss most of camp

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CINCINNATI — Bengals defensive end Shemar Stewart is expected to miss most of training camp after hyperextending his left knee during Wednesday’s practice. Coach Zac Taylor said after Thursday’s practice that Stewart avoided a major injury, but that the second-year defensive lineman will miss several weeks. Stewart, the Bengals’ first-round draft pick in 2025, played in only eight games last season because of injuries. He had 11 tackles with one sack. The Bengals invested heavily at defensive end in the offseason with free agent Boye Mafe and second-round pick Cashius Howell. ...

Summit Country Club Summit has list of prolific club champions

Local Sports

The local golf scene turns toward the Cresson area this weekend as area golfers compete in the 33rd annual Summit Invitational best-ball event. Summit Country Club can trace its history back more than 100 years, and over that time a number of skilled golfers have displayed their skills at ...

WNBA bet goes viral

National Sports

NEW YORK — A social media post showing stars Paige Bueckers and Angel Reese betting $400 on the outcome of a game between their teams “missed the mark,” the WNBA said Thursday. The players won’t be punished for the bet, a person with direct knowledge of the matter told The Associated Press. The person spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation. The league posted the initial video from All-Star Weekend, days before Bueckers’ Dallas Wings and Reese’s Atlanta Dream were set to play Wednesday night. The clip featured Bueckers and Reese ...

Local champions

Local Sports

L.S. Fiore won the 2026 Park Home Classic championship. Members of the winning youth baseball team are (from left): First row — Miles Isenberg, Lucca Lonero, Leo Becker, Joel Matthews, Greyson Clark, Konner Myers. Second row — Matthew Wert, Gabe Garcia-Hershey, Sawyer Gibney, Elijah Wolfe, ...

Hollidaysburg LL12 team alive in state tournament

Local Sports

PITTSTON — Hollidaysburg kept its hopes alive in the Little League Baseball Pennsylvania 12U State Tournament by overcoming an early 3-0 deficit and beating Milton, 9-5, on Wednesday. Hollidaysburg is now 1-1 in the tournament and will face Newtown Edgmont or Back Mountain in an elimination ...