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High school wrestling: West Branch dominates Penns Valley

SPRING MILLS — West Branch showed Wednesday night why many think the Warriors will defend their District 6 Class AA team duals championship.

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Gymnastics: Bellefonte dominates Ridgway

Grace Young took first on the vault with a score of 8.65 while Courtney Fredericks added wins on the bars (7.825) and the beam (8.275). Olivia Williams won the all-around…

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Wrestling: Philipsburg-Osceola upends Central

Caleb Shively also earned a major decision at 145 for the Mounties (8-4), as P-O overcame the Scarlet Dragons’ (5-4) five bonus-point victories.

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Girls’ basketball: West Branch slips past Bald Eagle Area

Bald Eagle Area and West Branch dueled to an even second half but the first half proved to be the difference in West Branch’s 35-30 win.

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Boys’ basketball: State College’s losing skid continues

State College’s losing skid reached 10 games with a 60-49 loss to Altoona.

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Boys’ basketball: Tyrone pulls away from Bellefonte

Bellefonte closed the gap a bit but still couldn’t hang with Tyrone and fell 58-37 on Wednesday.

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Boys’ basketball: Bald Eagle Area suffers second-straight defeat

Bald Eagle Area suffered its second-straight loss, this one a 69-54 defeat in boys’ basketball action to Huntingdon on Wednesday night.

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Boys’ basketball: Penns Valley rolls to win over Philipsburg-Osceola

Penns Valley raced off to a fast start and put away Philipsburg-Osceola 69-28 in Mountain League boys’ basketball on Tuesday night.

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Girls’ basketball: Penns Valley hangs on for victory over Philipsburg-Osceola

Behind Karli Ripka’s 15 points, Penns Valley held on after building an early lead to knock off Philipsburg-Osceola 50-44 Tuesday night.

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Girls basketball: Penns Valley hangs on for victory over Philipsburg-Osceola

Behind Karli Ripka’s 15 points, Penns Valley held on after building an early lead to knock off Philipsburg-Osceola 50-44 Tuesday night.

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