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District 3 boys lacrosse: Lower Dauphin faces Trinity Tuesday for Class 2A championship
The Mid-Penn Conference will crown one District 3 lacrosse champion and that will be in Class 2A boys as Lower Dauphin will visit Trinity Tuesday night for the title. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Wellsville Frontier Days Memorial Day Rodeo set for Monday with bull riding and more
The Wellsville Frontier Days Memorial Day Rodeo will be a day full of events including pole bending, tie down roping, steer wrestling, barrel racing, bull riding and more. The cash-only rodeo event will be held on Monday, May 27 at 10 a.m. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for children ages 6 to 12 and free for children 5 and under.
Palmyra's Tyler Burgess hurdles his way to two PIAA gold medals
As the favorite in two events, Palmyra junior Tyler Burgess said he didn't feel any extra pressure Saturday at the PIAA State Track & Field Championships at Shippensburg University. "I just had to live up to the expectations," he said. "I put in enough work to get to where I am. I basically...
Central Dauphin’s Gabriel Scott caps stellar season with PIAA 3A 100 silver
SHIPPENSBURG – A week after etching his name into District 3 history, Central Dauphin’s Gabriel Scott closed out what’s been an off-the-page junior track season with a silver medal at the PIAA meet. Scott cruised to a Class 3A runner-up mark of 10.40. It’s ever so slightly...
Susquehanna Township guard Ava London collects second offer in past month
Following a terrific debut season as Susquehanna Township’s point guard, Ava London continues to gather momentum in her recruiting process. The freshman recently announced on social media that Manhattan College is the latest offer, following another from Youngstown State in late-April. “Thankful to have had the opportunity to speak...
Expert provides tips on how to stay healthy for pickleball players
(WHTM)– As the weather gets nicer more people are picking up their rackets to play pickleball. But doctors want you to make sure you’re being safe. While it is a healthy way to keep active, it can pose threats for injury and over heating so experts have some important reminders. “It’s ramped up really in […]
Karley Skultety, Kori Leedy help Chambersburg past Carlisle, to District 3 softball semifinals
Chambersburg is headed back to the District 3 6A semifinals and state playoffs, as the Trojans needed just five innings to top Carlisle 12-1 on Thursday at Norlo Park. • Sign up for PennLive’s new high school sports newsletter here. If you purchase a product or register for an...
Lower Dauphin’s Drake Risser commands the conversation, claims PIAA 3A pole vault gold
SHIPPENSBURG – As a graduating senior, Drake Risser knew he’d be called upon to give a speech at his club gymnastics banquet Friday night. So, originally planning to adlib, the Clemson commit instead decided to create some talking points to work with ahead of the festivities. His new...
‘I know my time will come’: Susquehanna Township QB Torin Evans stays on the job
You’ll hear the phrase “Trust the Process” from Susquehanna Township football coach Joe Headen at every turn. At its core, it means dialing in on the necessary steps, sacrifices if you will, to achieve a goal on and off the gridiron. If you purchase a product or...
Greenwood softball heads home, prepared for postseason
Greenwood will head to Districts once again with a 3-17 record to play 4-16 Halifax in the District III A championship. The Blue and Gold Wildcats have had a rough couple of years, but they get a chance at the district title and a spot in the state tournament. The...
Susquehanna Township’s Shaniyah Weidler builds back from hamstring injury to capture fifth in state in triple jump
With a strained hamstring, Susquehanna Township Shaniyah Weidler couldn’t even participate in the Mid-Penn track and field championships, with her status unsure about the postseason moving forward. • Sign up for PennLive’s new high school sports newsletter here. If you purchase a product or register for an account...
West Perry baseball shuts out East Juniata, 5-0
The East Juniata Tigers lost 5-0 to the West Perry Mustangs May 16 in what was a major upset. No – not that West Perry won. Both teams came into the game with six wins. The fact that it didn’t rain despite 90% cloud cover was a minor miracle considering the recent spring weather the team has had to contend with.
Sydney May strikes out 17, hits homer as Cumberland Valley cruises to District semifinals
A night after receiving PennLive’s Softball Player of the Year honors, Sydney May showed District 3 why she earned that honor. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Bella DeMaio ties, Rilyn Magee walks off Greencastle to lead Mechanicsburg to district semis, state qualification in nine-inning classic
In the bottom of the eighth with the contest tied, Mechanicsburg head coach Gail Hiestand turned to her team and said, audibly, “We’re going to win it here.”. Her prognostication wasn’t completely correct. The Wildcats didn’t win the game in the eighth inning. If you purchase...
Trinity’s Jeremiah Hargrove medals in 2A javelin at PIAA track and field championships
SHIPPENSBURG – Jeremiah Hargrove kicked the doors open on the Class 2A javelin throw during the PIAA track and field championships. His initial heave of 188-10 was the second-best of the entire field of 24 for the opening attempt. That mark guaranteed him a spot on the state podium,...
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