Breaking News

McCall helps Williamsburg baseball down F-M in 3 innings

WILLIAMSBURG — Jase McCall went 3-for-3 with three RBIs as Williamsburg routed Fannett-Metal, 15-0, in three innings Friday afternoon in high school baseball action. Ethan Reffner fired a two-hitter with five strikeouts for the Blue Pirates and also drove in three runs. William Lower had ...

Altoona boys tennis finishes 2nd at tourney

The Altoona Area High School boys tennis team lost 4-1 to Dallastown in the finals of the Mountain Lion Invitational Friday at Mansion Park. Altoona (6-4) picked up its lone win from Dylan Batrus at No. 2 singles. The Mountain Lions made it to the title game with a 3-2 victory over Erie ...

Tyrone pitcher Kaitlyn Rockwell rocks Clearfield

CLEARFIELD — Kaitlyn Rockwell struck out 13 and gave up just two earned runs in helping Tyrone down Clearfield, 7-3, in high school softball action on Thursday. Amariah Sprankle, Sage Harris and Ally McNelis each had two hits for the Lady Eagles. SCORE BY INNINGS Tyrone 102 021 1—7 9 1 Clearfield 002 001 0—3 9 2 2B—McNelis, Sprankle, Harris (T); E. McBride, L. McBride (C). RBI—Harris 1, Fogleman 1, Fix 1, McNelis 1 (T); Henry 2 (C). Multiple hits—Sprankle 2, Harris 2, McNelis 2 (T); L. McBride 3, Henry 2, E. McBride 2 (C). WP—Rockwell. LP—Wisor. SO—Rockwell ...

Catch me if you can

Bellwood-Antis’ Ella Cherry finishes first in the 100-meter dash against Tyrone ‘s Sarah Chichester in girls track and field action Wednesday. See roundup here.

Strohmyer’s offense leads Lady Pirates to softball victory

WILLIAMSBURG — Bella Strohmyer homered and drove in three runs to help Williamsburg edge Ferndale, 11-10, in high school softball on Wednesday. Winning pitcher Katie Ross had two doubles and three RBIs for the Lady Pirates, who won their second game of the season. SCORE BY ...

Seven-run first inning boosts Altoona Mountain Lions over Philipsburg-Osceola

Philipsburg-Osceola has had plenty of success on high school baseball fields over the last quarter century, but the first inning of Thursday’s first-round Altoona Curve Classic game against Altoona was not the Mounties’ best moment. Starting pitcher Zach Yoder threw 46 pitches to get just two outs, and the Mountain Lions took advantage of control issues to score seven runs and take control in a 12-2 Altoona victory at PNG Field. Conner Pike, who finished 3-for-3, and Nick Kraft led off the bottom of the first inning with singles before a hit by pitch and four walks opened the ...