Archive for the ‘District 6’ Category
Campus Corner: Big win lands Bellefonte’s Port big honors at Edinboro
Mitchell Port made it easy for the folks who select the Wrestler of the Week for the Eastern Wrestling League and the Pennsylvania State Athletics Conference.
Girls basketball: DuBois Central Catholic drops Philipsburg-Osceola
The Philipsburg-Osceola girls’ basketball team pulled to within three points in the fourth quarter, but could not close the gap the rest of the way as DuBois Central Catholic pulled…
Scholastic sports: Tuesday’s schedule put on ice
Thanks to Tuesday’s predicted icy conditions, with predicted morning temperatures below zero and wind chills far below that, the local high school athletic schedule has been wiped out.
High school wrestling: Penns Valley second at duals
Curtis Decker, Jacob Confer, Seth Decker and Andrew Hurd each went undefeated as Penns Valley placed second to host Panther Valley in the Anthracite Duals on Saturday.
High school wrestling: State College pins way past Shikellamy
State College picked up six falls on Saturday to power past visiting Shikellamy 45-34.
Boys’ basketball: Bellefonte falls to Somerset
Somerset came up with huge 18-point second and third quarters on Saturday to hold off Bellefonte 64-55.
Boys’ basketball: Bald Eagle Area tops DuBois in OT
Trey Butterworth nailed a 3-pointer in overtime to give Bald Eagle Area the lead for good as the Eagles held on for a 70-67 boys’ basketball victory over DuBois on…
Gymnastics: Locals fare well at Bellefonte Bash
BELLEFONTE Maepearl St. George of Bellefonte won all the events in the sophomore division of the Bellefonte Bash on Saturday.
High school swimming: Bellefonte boys second, girls fifth at Arctic Invitational
Butterworth’s basket, off a dish from Bryan Greene, gave BEA (7-1) a two-point lead. The Eagles held on despite going 5 for 10 from the foul line in the extra…
High school boys basketball: Central Mountain routs Philipsburg-Osceola
A 23-point second quarter fueled Central Mountain to a 37-4 halftime lead on Friday, as Philipsburg couldnt generate any offense in a 74-11 loss to the Wildcats.
