Tanner Stroup: Marshall baseball Name: Tanner Stroup High school: Altoona Area Hometown: Altoona Sport: Baseball Position: Pitcher, center field College choice: Marshall Why I picked Marshall: “I chose Marshall because their coaches had a high-interest level in me as a player, as ...
From Mirror reports The Inter-County Conference announced its fall all-stars, other than football — which will be announced closer to Thanksgiving — and several local athletes were recognized. Williamsburg’s Rylan Corl and Juniata Valley’s Caden Walters landed on the boys cross country team, and Williamsburg’s Ava Dixon and Juniata Valley’s Eve McCrum made the girls cross country team. Northern Bedford’s Noah Zelanko made the boys soccer team, and Hannah Yeatts, Willa Poteat, Alyssa Yeatts and Mayleigh Ritchey were on the girls soccer team. Claysburg-Kimmel’s ...
EBENSBURG — Bishop Carroll Catholic and Central Cambria announced new athletic cooperative agreements between the two neighboring schools. After a vote of the Central Cambria School Board on Oct. 20, and an approval vote of the Bishop Carroll Catholic High School Board of Trustees on Oct. 30, Central Cambria and Bishop Carroll Catholic have entered into cooperative agreements in the following sports — football in grades seventh through 12th in 2026 and 2027 and swimming (grades nine through 12th) and boys and girls wrestling (grades seven through 12th) for this winter and the ...
STATE COLLEGE — Hollidaysburg junior Crosby Denis has balanced high school golf and tennis for years, but what she pulled off Tuesday will be talked about for decades. Denis woke up at 8 a.m., got to the Penn State Blue Course for her noon tee time in the PIAA Class 3A individual girls ...
Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Executive Director Robert Lombardi played collegiate soccer at East Stroudsburg University roughly 20 years before PIAA Chief Operating Officer Mark Byers did the same — he even wore the same number. Lombardi, who announced on Wednesday that ...
DuBOIS — During his six seasons as Bishop Guilfoyle Academy’s boys golf coach, Mark Scalice always listed three goals for his Marauder teams — compete for a Laurel Highlands Athletic Conference championship, win District 6 and advance to the state finals. The goals seemed lofty at ...
