Fans have a packed weekend slate from Friday, Oct. 23, through Sunday, Oct. 25, with the World Series, NFL Week 7, college football and the opening stretch of the NBA and NHL seasons. Here are several events to watch, including Penn State and Gettysburg College teams. Baseball: The 2026 World Series begins Friday in Milwaukee,
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS RESULTS Football No new high school football finals were received for this update. Soccer Tuesday, Oct. 20 — Boys: Boiling Springs 4, Bermudian Springs 0 Bermudian Springs fell to Boiling Springs, 4-0. Dylan Butler scored twice and Nate Weaver added a goal for Boiling Springs. The teams were even at seven shots
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS RESULTS Football All six local high schools played Friday, Oct. 16. Gettysburg and Littlestown won; Bermudian Springs, Biglerville, Delone Catholic and New Oxford lost. The table combines records through Oct. 9, as reported in the previous update, with Friday’s results. Team W L Friday, Oct. 16 Littlestown 6 2 Beat Delone Catholic,
High School Sports Football Football Records Through Oct. 9 Team W L Friday, Oct. 9 Next game (Fri., Oct. 16) Littlestown 5 2 Beat James Buchanan, 37-6 at Delone Catholic Gettysburg 4 3 Lost to Red Land, 49-48 (2 OT) vs. Shippensburg Bermudian Springs 2 5 Lost to West York, 46-14 vs. Dover Delone Catholic
High School Sports Football: No high school football results were submitted for this update. Oct. 3 Cross Country — Gettysburg Invitational Delone Catholic coach RC Zinn reported that every Delone runner finished within four seconds of a lifetime best on the Gettysburg course. Team Runner Time Delone boys Ben Hall 18:02 Delone boys Owen Smith
High School Sports Football Friday, October 2 Bermudian Springs vs. Kennard-Dale Bermudian Springs scored 20 points as Kennard-Dale won 31-20. Team Score Bermudian Springs 20 Kennard-Dale 31 Biglerville vs. Big Spring Biglerville’s touchdown came on a 1-yard Cole Forney run. Backup quarterback Jackson Spadacino completed 8 of 10 passes for 40 yards. Team Score Biglerville
Penn State will try to rebound Friday at Northwestern after Wisconsin rallied for a 24-20 win and handed the Nittany Lions their first loss.
A last-second NFL finish, the end of baseball’s regular season, the opening of the WNBA playoffs and movement in college football’s rankings highlighted the final weekend of September. Ravens Win a Thriller in Rio Tyler Loop kicked a 56-yard field goal as time expired to give the Baltimore Ravens a 34-31 victory over the Dallas
“The guys had a great week of practice; they came out with a chip on their shoulder.” Gettysburg High School football coach Jake Johnson was very proud of how his team responded after a tough loss last week at Northern York. The Warriors came back with a vengeance, gashing the Mechanicsburg Wildcats for over 300
Gettysburg College hit a trio of long touchdown passes to help defeat Western Connecticut 34-28 and enter the bye week and conference play with a victory. Danny Bonato had his first multiple-touchdown game for the Bullets, scoring on a 26-yard pass play and a one-yard run. He finished the day with three catches for 52
The Gettysburg Warriors (3-0, 2-0) offense was firing on all cylinders on Friday night as they thrashed the Waynesboro Indians (0-3, 0-2) to the tune of 41-7. They controlled the line of scrimmage all night as they rolled for over 350 yards rushing and took down Indian’s quarterback Brayden Heimbuch for 7 sacks. Juniors Logan
Washington and Lee scored 13 points in the game’s final 3:54 to overcome a 23-14 deficit and record a 27-23 win over Gettysburg College Saturday evening on Shirk Field at Musselman Stadium. Ryan Clemens ran the ball 20 times to lead the Generals, amassing 111 yards and two touchdowns, including the go-ahead score with 28
A freshman with four individual victories, a strong supporting lineup and a school-record round helped Gettysburg Area High School’s golf team finish tied atop the Mid-Penn Colonial Division standings in 2026. The Warriors completed the six-match division schedule with a 23–7 record, matching Northern for the best mark among the six teams. Gettysburg won three
Jake Johnson was soaking in the moment of getting his first home victory at Warrior Stadium. A week after an impressive win on the road at New Oxford, the Warriors welcomed the Hershey Trojans to town and delivered a decisive win for the home crowd to the tune of 28-14. “It’s been 51 weeks since
Junior Quarterback Grant Johnson rushed for two touchdowns and repeatedly hurt New Oxford with his mobility as Gettysburg opened its football season with a 32-10 road victory over the Colonials on Friday. Johnson produced the game’s decisive play early in the second quarter. Shortly after New Oxford lost a fumble while reaching for the goal
More than 100 young baseball players took to Weikert Field at the Gettysburg rec park yesterday morning for a free three-hour clinic led by former Major League Baseball players. The Legends for Youth Baseball Clinic, hosted by Gettysburg Railway and presented by the Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association (MLBPAA), brought about a dozen former
After a rainy Mid Penn Conference championships meet at Chambersburg High School, the Gettysburg track & field teams were happy to go home with a few qualifiers, but even more athletes with postseason experience. The Mid Penn meet started with heavy rain, which was not beneficial for many athletes. The athletes not affected were distant
Through the first four weeks of Gettysburg High School’s Track & Field season, the squad has seen a mix of veteran talent and newcomers stepping up to the moment on both the boys’ and girls’ sides. Both squads are currently sitting at 3-1 and on the outside looking in for a chance to repeat
Gettysburg will travel to Wesleyan University in Middletown, Conn., for the 2026 NCAA Division III men’s basketball first and second rounds, beginning on Friday. The Bullets (18-9) earned an automatic bid into the field of 64 with their fourth Centennial Conference (CC) title, defeating Johns Hopkins 51-47 on Sunday in Gettysburg. It was the first
After falling on a basket with 1.5 seconds left in Baltimore in early January, Gettysburg exacted revenge on Johns Hopkins and got the series split on the season with its own game-winner with 1.8 seconds left for a 61-59 victory. Gettysburg High School grad Josh Herr capped his career-high 14-point night with the game-winning basket for
Gettysburg led by as many as 17 points before having to withstand a furious Swarthmore comeback attempt in the final two minutes to hold on for a 67-61 road victory, leaving Swarthmore with its first conference loss of the season and moving into a tie for first place in the men’s basketball conference standings after
Michael Green has been named Gettysburg College’s new head football coach, announced by Executive Director of Athletics and Recreation Troy Dell on Monday. Green spent the last 12 years on the coaching staff at Hobart, his alma mater, including the last five as defensive coordinator. Under Green’s leadership, Hobart has fielded one of the most dynamic and
Gettysburg scored twice in the game’s first nine minutes to set the tone early in a 4-0 win over Washington (Md.), clinching not only a berth in next week’s men’s soccer Centennial Conference tournament but also earning a first-round bye. Diallo Cowan led the Bullets with a goal and an assist. Sergio Neto played a
Gettysburg Boys’ soccer has weathered many storms en route to an 11-1-3 record coming into senior night against Greencastle-Atrium. Multiple overtime and double overtime games have proven that this team can persevere through many obstacles. Tonight was not one of those nights. The Warriors jumped out to a quick 2-nil lead with a pair of
Details are now set for The Adams County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame Induction Banquet. This information is also available on the Hall’s Facebook page and website (www.adamssportshall.org). The recipients of this honor are: Kirby Scott, Little All-American football player and Division III All-American sprinter from Gettysburg College; Laike Gardner, three-year state
Trailing 28-27, Franklin & Marshall scored the go-ahead touchdown and two-point conversion with 7:07 to play, and the defense held for a 35-28 win over Gettysburg in the Centennial Conference opener for both teams. After Gettysburg drove the ball to the Franklin & Marshall 15 on the opening drive but turned it over on downs,
Matt Hunter has been named Gettysburg College’s next head men’s basketball coach, announced by Executive Director of Athletics and Recreation Troy Dell on Tuesday. Hunter comes to Gettysburg after a successful 13-year stint as head men’s basketball coach at nearby York (Pa.). He takes over as the 13th coach in the 125-year history of the Bullets’ men’s
The Gettysburg High School football team is more powerful than its record shows. The final score of 48-31 to Hershey High (4-2) does not encapsulate the Warriors’ season but showcases their will to fight and continue to battle. Gettysburg High School drops to 2-4 (2-3 Mid-Penn Keystone), but showed tremendous fight and resiliency that will
The Gettysburg High School Warriors (2-2) showed out on homecoming night for their home crowd with over 400 yards of total offense and a decisive 38-20 win over the visiting Northern York (0-4) Polar Bears. Despite the consistent flags on the field throughout the game, with over 20 penalties called, the Warriors fired on all
In a back-and-forth affair, Juniata took a 31-30 lead midway through the fourth quarter and stopped Gettysburg a yard short on the final play of the game to hold on for the victory in the season opener for both teams Friday night at Musselman Stadium. Rocco Abdinoor completed 23 of 40 passes for 339 yards
The Gettysburg Warriors (1-1) celebrated their home opener in style Friday night with a 41-34 victory over Waynesboro, powered by a breakout performance from sophomore quarterback Grant Johnson. Johnson threw for more than 370 yards and four touchdowns, giving him over 600 passing yards through just two weeks of the season. “It feels great to
Northern High School led the field at Waynesboro Country Club with a team score of 312 on Monday. Led by standout rounds from Garrett Mainhart (76) and Kooper Cunningham (77), the Polar Bears sealed the win. Logan White added a 78 and Kyle Miller chipped in with an 81, giving Northern the depth it needed
Penn State University wrestling standout and former Biglerville Canner Levi Haines has made the U.S. World Team for the first time in his impressive career. He will be competing with Team USA at 79kg (174 lbs) in the Senior World Championships in Zagreb, Croatia, from September 13 to 21. Competing at Final X Wrestling 2025
Virginia Wesleyan, ranked fifth in the latest NFCA Div. III coaches’ poll, jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the top of the first inning before ultimately ending the season of No. 16 Gettysburg 10-1 in five innings in the second game of the 2025 NCAA Div. III softball championship super regionals Friday afternoon in
Gettysburg High School track and field won Mid-Penn championships on both the boys’ and girls’ sides after blowing away their competition, going a combined 14-0 throughout the season, and breaking long-standing school records along the way. After sending 14 athletes to the annual PIAA District III meet this past weekend, six of those athletes will
Virginia Wesleyan, ranked fifth in the latest NFCA Div. III coaches’ poll, scored four runs in the third inning to break up a scoreless deadlock and defeat No. 16 Gettysburg 8-0 In five innings in the first game of the NCAA Division. III softball championship super regional round on Thursday. An error allowed Halee Hawkins
Elliana Hopples’s two-out single in the bottom of the sixth inning brought home the only two runs of the game and punched Gettysburg’s first-ever trip to a super regional, as the Bullets defeated Ramapo, 2-0, Saturday afternoon. Playing on the afternoon of Gettysburg College’s 140th Commencement, the Bullets completed a perfect 16-0 season at home
With a roster dominated by underclassmen and first-time players, the Gettysburg Area High School boys tennis program has focused this season on building a strong foundation through development, resilience, and team culture. Under the direction of head coach Matthew Mehler, the program is emphasizing long-term development, both on and off the court. Mehler, who leads
The Gettysburg Borough rezoning project recently entered its fourth year, and Council President Matthew Moon wants to see some progress soon. During the borough council’s monthly meeting, Moon told Planning Director John Whitmore that the Planning Commission is authorized to hold as many meetings as necessary to advance a proposal to the council. Whitmore said
The overcast skies last Friday afternoon over Kirchhoff Field at Gettysburg College may have been an indicator of the 13-10 close loss vs. Johns Hopkins, but they have not been an indicator of the Gettysburg Bullets’ 2025 baseball season. I was able to catch up with fellow Biglerville alum and friend Logan Reever, Strength and
The beginning of the track and field season at Gettysburg High School has featured strong starts for multiple athletes on both the boys’ and girls’ teams. Talent and postseason potential are found throughout the ranks of these Warriors. Both teams are off to 3-0 starts. They kicked things off at James Buchanan High School on
A season full of exhilarating finishes and moments for Mount St. Mary’s men’s basketball concluded Friday with a defeat at the hands of Duke Friday at the Lenovo Center. The top-seeded Blue Devils took the game by a 93-49 final. Arlandus Keyes had the best offensive effort on the afternoon for the Mountaineers, posting 15 points
Mount St. Mary’s is dancing on to the next round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament after an impressive 83-72 victory over American University on Wednesday night at the University of Dayton Arena. The Mountaineers’ strong inside presence proved decisive in a fast-paced battle against American’s sharpshooting. Next up for the Mount is a daunting
The Mount St. Mary’s men’s basketball team capped off its run at the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC) Championship on top, defeating the Iona Gaels 63-49 at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall. The Mountaineers head to the NCAA Tournament for the seventh time in program history and for the first time as representatives for the MAAC.
After a tight first half, New York University started the second half on a 12-4 run over the first the first 2:26 of the third quarter to open up a 12-point lead and ultimately defeat Gettysburg 76-51 in the quarterfinal round of the 2025 NCAA Div. III women’s basketball championship Saturday night at Bream Gym.
Gettysburg opened up an eight-point lead in the second quarter and kept Randolph-Macon at arm’s length the rest of the way to pick up a 56-49 win in the third round of 2025 NCAA Div. III women’s basketball championship tournament Friday night at Brean Gymnasium. Gettysburg now moves into the national quarterfinals for the first
Lee leads Gettysburg rally past Western New England Trailing 50-42 after Western New England hit back-to-back three-pointers with 5:00 to play, the Bullets’ Shinya Lee sparked a thrilling comeback with eight points, four blocked shots, and four rebounds as the senior forward seemingly willed her team to a 55-52 come-from-behind win in the second round
Gettysburg High School has had a long history of successful wrestling programs; this year is no different. The Warriors secured their second District championship in as many years, but with injuries stacking up and stiff state competition, their time in the team state tournament was short-lived. I was lucky enough to grab a few moments
Women play host, beginning Friday Gettysburg will host a first- and second-round regional in the 2025 NCAA Division III women’s basketball tournament beginning on Friday at Bream Gymnasium. The Bullets (25-2) earned an automatic bid into the field of 64 with its sixth Centennial Conference (CC) title, defeating Johns Hopkins 68-60 in overtime on Sunday
The Gettysburg College women’s basketball team, ranked 12th in the latest D3hoops.com poll, used a 10-0 run in the second quarter to open up a double-digit lead and defeat Washington (Md.) 58-39 in the semifinal of the 2025 Centennial Conference women’s basketball championship tournament Friday night at Bream Gym. Gettysburg is now set to meet
Gettysburg will host one of the two semifinals of the 2025 Centennial Conference (CC) women’s basketball championship tournament on Friday. Game time is 7 p.m. In the six-team format, the field will be reseeded for the semifinals. The Bullets (23-2, 13-1 CC), who are the No. 2 seed, will host the higher-seeded remaining team while Johns
The Gettysburg High School Girls Basketball team closed out the 2024-25 season with a 6-16 record, marking the second year under head coach Rick Keller’s leadership. While the win-loss column may not reflect immediate success, those within the program see the foundation of something special being built. When you talk to Coach Rick Keller, one
Women beat Dickinson for 30th straight home win The Gettysburg women’s basketball team, ranked 12th in the latest D3hoops.com poll, held Dickinson to one point for more than 13 minutes in the second half to turn a seven-point edge into a 22-point lead en route to a 59-39 win. The win stretched the Bullets’ home
Gettysburg used a 22-0 run over the final 6:32 of the first half and first 2:55 of the second half to erase an eight-point Washington (Md.) advantage and build a 14-point lead en route to an 83-69 victory Saturday at Bream Gym. Kosta Radulovic led the Bullets with 24 points on a perfect 10-for-10 shooting
Milestone highlights women’s win Gettysburg, ranked ninth in the latest D3hoops.com poll, hit nine of its first 11 shots from the floor to build a 22-9 lead in the game’s first seven minutes, and junior guard Alayna Arnolie scored her 1,000th career point as the Bullets cruised to a 71-35 win over Swarthmore Saturday at
Women slip past Jays for a conference win Gettysburg, ranked 12th in the latest D3hoops.com poll, built a 15-point lead late in the second quarter and never let No. 22 Johns Hopkins get closer than seven over the final three quarters of the game for a 54-44 win in a key early-season Centennial Conference showdown
Big second quarter leads to a big win for Bullet women Gettysburg, ranked ninth in the latest D3hoops.com poll, outscored Susquehanna 20-6 in the second quarter to break a 16-all deadlock after 10 minutes before pulling away late for a 75-52 win in its final non-conference game of the season Saturday afternoon at Bream Gym.
Senior Guard Alleel Batts Leads Balanced Attack with 22 Points View the game here The Middletown Blue Raiders showcased their experience and depth, defeating the Gettysburg Warriors 60-40 in a high school boys basketball game on Dec. 16. Middletown’s senior-laden squad, led by guard Alleel Batts’ 22 points, improved to 3-1 on the season. Gettysburg
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – The No. 6 seed Penn State Football (12-2, 8-1) defeated No. 11 seed SMU (11-3, 8-0), 38-10, Saturday afternoon at Beaver Stadium in the College Football Playoff First Round. A total of 106,013 Penn State faithful watched the contest as part of the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff with first-round matchups hosted
Women are champs in Arlington Gettysburg, ranked 15th in the D3hoops.com preseason poll, finished the game on a 13-4 run to pull away from Marymount late and record a 62-47 win in the championship game of the Pablo Coto Tip-Off Tournament in Arlington (VA) Saturday evening. Alayna Arnolie led the Bullets with 23 points, four
The Central Counties Chapter (CCC) of the Philadelphia Professional Golf Association (PGA) of America, has awarded Hanover Country Club’s, Golf Profession, Parks Price the “PGA Golf Professional of the Year”, the highest honor within the Central Counties Chapter of the Philadelphia PGA. During a recent CCC meeting, Price was selected by a group of his
Gettysburg, ranked 15th in the D3hoops.com preseason poll, used a 23-7 second quarter to build a 20-point halftime lead and defeat Eastern 78-42 in the team’s season opener. Mackenzie Szlosek led the Bullets with a career-high 25 points, going 8-for-14 from the floor and 8-for-8 from the line. She also added five rebounds, two assists,
Gettysburg held off a late comeback attempt by Ohio Northern to win its own Gettysburg Tipoff Tournament, 59-57, Saturday evening. Jordan Stafford recorded 10 points, six rebounds, and two blocks to lead the Bullets and claim tournament Most Valuable Player honors. Aidan Mess joined Stafford on the all-tournament team after a five-point, 11-rebound, five-block performance
Gettysburg put together a run at the end of the first half to open up a 13-point lead before holding Arcadia at arm’s length in the second half for a 70-56 win in the opening game of the 2024 Gettysburg Tip-off Tournament Friday night. Jordan Stafford led the Bullets with 18 points and seven rebounds
After a winning season and a trip to the playoffs, the Gettysburg High School Boys Soccer team has brought home awards from the Mid Penn Athletic Conference. Selected first team all-stars were Senior Midfielder Quaide Clarke, Senior Defender Alex Cunningham, and Senior Forward David Langaman; Second team all-stars were Junior Defender Nic Aumen and Senior
Dickinson scored 34 straight points to take a 34-7 lead and ultimately defeat Gettysburg, 34-14, Saturday afternoon in Carlisle. After an exchange of punts early on, Gettysburg put together a 10-play drive for the game’s first score. Michael Zrelak broke off a 42-yard run off the left end to set up first-and-goal at the Dickinson 5. Matt O’Connor then
College of New Jersey scored 27 straight points, overcoming an early 13-0 deficit and defeating Gettysburg Colleg, 41-31, Saturday afternoon at Musselman Stadium. Jayson Schmidt ran the ball 35 times to lead the Lions, racking up 247 of the team’s 253 yards on the ground with four touchdowns. Rocco Abdinoor led the Bullets again with
Now that football season is here again, it’s a good time to reflect on General Eisenhower’s love for sports, football in particular. When we think of Ike and sports, golf is usually what comes to mind. For those of us who love history, however, Ike’s athletic prowess goes back to his days as a boy
The National Lacrosse Hall of Fame, a program of USA Lacrosse, announced the addition of eight new inductees as the members of the Class of 2024 on Thursday. Former women’s lacrosse and field hockey coach Carol Cantele ’83, who retired after 30 years of coaching in 2022, is among those set for induction during a
Twenty-second-ranked Johns Hopkins racked up 582 yards of total offense to record a 51-7 win over Gettysburg Friday night at Musselman Stadium. The Blue Jays’ James Rinello completed 18 of 25 passes for the Blue Jays, amassing 272 passing yards and two touchdowns. He also ran the ball eight times for 41 yards. Hopkins used
The Gettysburg College defense scored on a pair of interceptions returned for touchdowns in the second half to provide the difference in a 20-7 win over McDaniel in the Centennial Conference opener for both teams and the first-ever night football game on Gettysburg’s Shirk Field at Musselman Stadium. Nate DeLorenzo had the first pick-6 for
Gettysburg College will host its first-ever home football night game against McDaniel College on Friday, Oct. 4, at 7 p.m. at Shirk Field at Musselman Stadium. Thanks to the generous support of 25 College alumni and families, four towers of LED lights were lifted into the sky surrounding the track around Shirk Field this past
Montclair outscored Gettysburg 9-6 in the fourth quarter, including converting a 19-yard field goal attempt as time expired to snatch a victory, 27-26. Walle Harwigsson led the Bullets with seven catches for 79 yards and two touchdowns. Rocco Abdinoor racked up 229 yards of total offense, completing 18 of 36 passes for 190 yards and three
Gettysburg College outscored Juniata 27-6 in the second quarter to take a 34-37 lead into the locker room before completing its most offensive day in more than a decade with a 61-41 victory in the season opener for both teams. The Bullets enjoyed multiple standout performances. Michael Zrelak turned in a career day to lead
Girls Soccer: Biglerville vs. Fairfield (Sep 4, 2024) Boys Soccer: Biglerville vs. Littlestown (Sep 3, 2024)
The Greencastle Golf Course hosted the first tournament of the Mid-Penn Colonial Division matches today. Teams competed under clear weather conditions, with temperatures in the 80s on the 6,374-yard, par-72 course. Northern led the scoreboard with a total team score of 321. Following them were Shippensburg with a score of 327, and Waynesboro scoring 338.
Marburg Lake, nestled in the scenic Codorus State Park approximately 30 minutes east of Gettysburg in York County, is a popular destination for anglers seeking a diverse and rewarding fishing experience. The lake, covering 1,275 acres, is known for its variety of fish species, beautiful surroundings, and ample recreational opportunities. Whether you’re a seasoned angler
Gettysburg will meet Virginia Wesleyan in Virginia Beach, Va., for the regional round of the 2024 NCAA Division III softball tournament, beginning today. The Bullets (28-11) earned an automatic bid into the field of 62 with its sixth Centennial Conference (CC) title, defeating Muhlenberg 7-0 on Saturday in Chestertown. Gettysburg is making its fifth NCAA
Embarking on a transcontinental journey of athletic and cultural exploration, the Gettysburg College men’s basketball team is set to embark on an unforgettable eight-day tour across the heart of Europe. From May 20-28, the Bullets will traverse the historic cities and picturesque landscapes of Belgium, France, and Germany, setting the stage for an unforgettable preseason
Gettysburg College will host a first- and second-round pod of the 2024 NCAA Division III women’s lacrosse tournament, beginning on Saturday. The Bullets (16-3) earned one of 14 at-large bids into the field of 46 based on its body of work throughout the season. Gettysburg fell to Franklin & Marshall 16-15 in the championship game
The 2024 Tuba Open Golf Tournament will be played at the Carroll Valley Golf Course, June 6 with an 8 a.m. shotgun start.The $90 registration fee includes cart, practice putting green, lunch and prizes. Prizes are awarded for first and second place, longest drive, closest to the pin, most honest foursome and most mature foursome, plus
High School Sports Baseball April 4 Hershey 8 Gettysburg 4 Hershey 3 3 0 2 0 8 6 1 Gettysburg 0 3 0 0 1 4 2 3 Hershey dealt Gettysburg its first loss of the season. The Warriors were held to just two hits, both from second baseman Wes Sokol. Boys Lacrosse April 4
High School Sports Boys Tennis March 28 Hanover 3 Bermudian Springs 2 1 Singles – Parker Sanders (BS) defeats Cullen Nakielney (H) 6-0, 6-0 2 Singles – Brian Corona (H) defeats Tyler Chenault (BS) 6-1, 6-3 3 Singles – Bryce Laughman (BS) defeats Ricardo Martinez (H) 6-2, 6-2 1 Doubles – Nolan Chronister/Noah Chronister defeat
Owusu’s 24 points, Kapinus’ five blocks guide Penn State to inaugural WBIT Semifinals in Indianapolis Next Game: vs. Villanova (WBIT Semifinals) 4/1/2024 Time TBA Penn State women’s basketball punched its ticket to the inaugural Women’s Basketball Invitational Tournament semifinals with a 92-87 win over the Mississippi State Bulldogs Thursday night from the Bryce Jordan Center.
High School Sports Baseball March 25 Gettysburg 13 Central Dauphin East 0 The Warriors set the tone early in the game, scoring a single run in the first inning and two in the second. Gettysburg then exploded for ten runs over the fifth and sixth, putting the game away. The pitching staff for Gettysburg was
The Penn State Nittany Lions solidified their dominance in collegiate wrestling, securing their 11th team National Championship under the guidance of esteemed coach Cael Sanderson at the 2024 NCAA Championships held in Kansas City’s T-Mobile Center. The Nittany Lions, amassing 172.5 points, overshadowed their competitors, with Cornell trailing by a significant 100 points for second
High School Sports Boys Lacrosse , March 22 Gettysburg 10 Cedar Cliff 2 TEAM 1 2 3 4 Total Gettysburg 3 3 3 1 10 Cedar-Cliff 1 0 0 1 2 The Gettysburg Warriors Varsity Boys’ Lacrosse Team illuminated the scoreboard ten times as they cruised past the Cedar Cliff Colts on Friday night. Freshman
High School Sports Girls Basketball March 16 Audenried 79 Delone 53 TEAM 1 2 3 4 Total Audenried 12 18 16 33 79 Delone 14 21 7 11 53 Trailing by five points at halftime, Audenried Charter came roaring back to defeat Delone, ousting the Squirettes from the state tournament and ending their season. Delone
High School Sports Girls Basketball March 13 Delone 64 Allentown Central Catholic 56 TEAM 1 2 3 4 Total Delone 11 14 13 26 64 Allentown 14 11 6 25 56 After taking a third-quarter lead, the Squirettes held on to win it. Megan Jacoby had a game-high 25 points to lead the Delone effort,
Gettysburg outscored Muhlenberg 45-17 after halftime to pull away and secure a 79-53 victory and forge a tie at the top of the final Centennial Conference men’s basketball standings Saturday night at Bream Gymnasium. The victory, coupled with a Johns Hopkins loss, gives the Bullets the top seed in the postseason tournament. The day started
A trustee proposed naming the field Friday, but withdrew the resolution minutes later after objections from Paterno’s son, Jay Paterno, who said it’s not the time to honor his father. By Wyatt Massey of Spotlight PA State College Former Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno in 2010. Centre Daily Times File This story was
Gettysburg jumped out to a 10-0 lead and never trailed in the game but was able to hold off multiple second-half charges from Ursinus for a 59-50 men’s basketball win Saturday night at Bream Gym. Carl Schaller led the Bullets with 20 points, six rebounds, and three steals, while Jordan Stafford added 12 points and four steals.
Mackenzie Szlosek sparked a 17-2 run, helping the Gettysburg College women’s basketball team overcome an eight-point deficit and pull from Haverford Tuesday in a 55-40 win. It was the Bullets’ first home game of the new year. Szlosek scored 14 points, all of which came in the final quarter when the Bullets put the game away.
Swimming December 19 Gettysburg (boys) 98, Mechanicsburg 56 Mechanicsburg (girls) 96, Gettysburg 74 First place finishers for Gettysburg included: Addy Dunlop, William Morris, Maya Brainard, Morgan Bishop, Sam Coolbaugh, and Wes Coolbaugh. Access full scoring details here. Girls Basketball December 19 Bermudian 57, Biglerville 46 TEAM 1 2 3 4 Total Bermudian 18 12 13
Boys Basketball December 15 Littlestown 51, Delone 40 TEAM 1 2 3 4 Total Delone 9 14 7 10 40 Littlestown 15 13 12 11 51 On the strength of a monster game from Christopher Meakin, the homestanding Thunderbolts rolled to victory over Delone. Luke Rebert and Cam Keller scored in double figures for the
