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Boys track & field: Bellefonte splits with P-O and Clearfield

Bellefonte was aided by three individual wins and split a tri-meet with Philipsburg-Osceola and Clearfield on Tuesday.

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Boys’ track & field: Penns Valley splits tri meet with Bald Eagle Area, Central Mountain

Penns Valley earned a split in a tri-meet on Tuesday, dropping Bald Eagle Area 94-56 and falling to Central Mountain 103-46.

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Boys’ volleyball: Cumberland Valley sweeps State College

State College was swept by Cumberland Valley 25-18, 25-18, 25-17 Tuesday night.

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Boys’ lacrosse: State College hammers CD East

Central Dauphin East put up little resistance to a powerful State College offense and the Little Lions romped to a 20-1 win on Tuesday.

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Girls’ lacrosse: State College keeps rolling

State College continued its torrid start to the season with a 19-6 win over Central Dauphin East on Tuesday.

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Softball: Errors doom Penns Valley in loss

Penns Valley’s four errors proved costly in its 4-2 loss to Central on Tuesday.

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High school softball: Philipsburg-Osceola romps past country rival Bellefonte

It only took 45 minutes to determine the outcome of Tuesday’s softball game between Bellefonte and Philipsburg-Osceola. The rest of the time was spent deciding the final score.

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High school softball: Philipsburg-Osceola romps past county rival Bellefonte

It only took 45 minutes to determine the outcome of Tuesday’s softball game between Bellefonte and Philipsburg-Osceola. The rest of the time was spent deciding the final score.

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High school boys’ tennis: State College picks up dominant win over Palmyra

The Little Lions dominated Palmyra, sweeping singles and doubles matches for a 5-0 win Monday.

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High school baseball: Central routs Penns Valley in four innings

Central had too much fire power for Penns Valley on Monday in a 12-0, four-inning victory.

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