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Girls’ cross country: St. Joseph’s 20th at meet

Cousins posted a time of 22 minutes, 39 seconds, and the Wolves had 557 team points in the 23-team race. Kiski Area won with 49 points.

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Girls’ cross country: State College sixth in Hershey

Natasha Fedkina and Emma Cousins led the Lady Little Lions with 20th and 21st-place finishes, respectively, in 20:43 and 20:58. Victoria Scutti (48th, 21:31), Kaelyn Yoder (56th, 21:46) and Hannah…

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Boys’ cross country: St. Joseph’s 14th in Altoona meet

Brian Hackman took 35th place and St. Joseph’s Catholic Academy took 14th as a team at the Altoona Mountain Lion Invitational on Saturday.

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Boys’ cross country: State College places third

With three runners among the top 25, State College ran to a third-place finish at the PIAA Foundation Cross Country Invitational on Saturday.

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High school girls’ tennis: State College tops Central Dauphin

Facing its toughest test in awhile, State College pulled out a 4-1 victory over Central Dauphin on Friday.

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High school girls’ soccer: Centre County Christian triumphs

Alyssa Maurer scored her first career hat trick in Centre County Christian’s 3-1 win over Cambria County Christian on Friday.

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High school football: Tyrone whips Philipsburg-Osceola

Philipsburg-Osceola lost three fumbles, a quarterback and a football game at Gray Veterans Memorial Field Friday night.

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High school football: Bald Eagle Area suffers first loss

NEW PARIS — Bald Eagle Area’s first trip out of Centre County turned out to be a nightmare on Friday.

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High school football: St. Joseph’s falls to Curwensville

St. Joseph’s wouldn’t blame Friday’s 25-7 loss to Curwensville on the disparity in roster size, but when the opposing team’s cheerleaders outnumber the home team you’re likely in for a…

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High school football: Penns Valley loses shootout with Central

Up by only one score early in the second quarter, Central decided to reenact the infamous Boise State statue of liberty play.

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