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Girls’ soccer: Bald Eagle Area tops Central 2-1

Morgan Nyman’s second half goal was the difference as Bald Eagle Area booted Central 2-1 on Saturday.

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Girls’ soccer: State College falls in 2OT to Carlisle

Kirstyn Sokolsky scored with three minutes left in the second overtime period to give Carlisle a 3-2 girls’ soccer win Saturday night and keep State College winless on the young…

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Boys’ soccer: Central blanks Bald Eagle Area

Jacob Mellott and Daniel Clapper each scored twice as Central knocked off Bald Eagle Area 4-0 on Saturday.

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Boys’ soccer: Little Lions, Herd tie

Sid Ewell put the Herd in the lead midway through the first half with help from Martin Riggins, but the Little Lions’ Will Edwards answered with an assist from Kevin…

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Girls’ volleyball: Lady Little Lions fall in quarters

State College suffered a loss in the quarterfinals at the Garden Spot Invitational on Saturday afternoon.

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High School Football: St. Joseph’s suffers first loss

St. Joseph’s Christian Academy (1-1) hung with Towanda (1-1) but couldn’t keep up and fell 42-20 on Friday.

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Boys’ golf: State College fourth in tournament

The State College golf team finished 16 strokes behind winner Lower Dauphin on Saturday at Manada Golf Course.

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High school football: Huntingdon thumps Bellefonte

Three and out was not what Shanon Manning had envisioned for his offense on its opening drive, but things suddenly went from bad to worse Friday in a blink on…

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High school football: Penns Valley falls to Clearfield

HYDE — Penns Valley held an explosive Clearfield offense scoreless for one quarter, won the turnover battle and found a way to move the ball through the air, connecting on…

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High school football: State College racks up 71 points in rout of Central Mountain

After standing in the background patiently waiting his turn, Anthony Paffie-Misher broke out in a big way for State College.

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