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High school softball: Bald Eagle Area hands Central first loss

Haley Giedroc scored one run and knocked in the other as Bald Eagle Area got a big confidence boost with a 2-1 victory over Central on Tuesday.

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High school track & field: State College splits tri-meet

Matt Mullin, Kellin Valentine and Sam Bollinger won individual events as State College split a tri-meet against Altoona and Mifflin County on Tuesday.

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Scholastic Digest: State College girls sweep tri-meet in track

The Lady Little Lions handled the Mountain Lions 109-41 and the Lady Huskies 126-24.

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Boys’ tennis: State College triumphs over Lower Dauphin

State College rolled to a 4-1 triumph against Lower Dauphin on Monday.

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High school softball: Penns Valley blanks Clearfield

Maggie Lynch was dominant on the mound as Penns Valley steamrolled Clearfield 7-0 on Monday.

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High school softball: Mifflinburg drops Bald Eagle Area

Mifflinburg hit the ball well and took advantage of some tough times by the Bald Eagle Area defense for an 8-3 win Monday.

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High school baseball: Bellefonte beats Penns Valley 11-5

Sporting large bags of ice on his elbow and forearm, Phil Fenstermacker stood on the diamond having completed two important jobs for Bellefonte on Monday.

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High school softball: Philipsburg-Osceola Lady Mounties suffer first loss

Central Mountain turned two Philipsburg-Osceola errors into four unearned runs has the Lady Wildcats topped the previously unbeaten Lady Mounties 7-6 on Monday.

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High school softball: State College edges Cedar Cliff

Allison Baney’s two-out RBI single in the bottom of the seventh lifted State College to a 3-2 victory over Cedar Cliff on Monday at Community Field.

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High school baseball: Tyrone stops Philipsburg-Osceola

Jordan Miller tossed three shutout innings of relief and Tyrone scored in all but one at-bat in a 9-3 victory over Philipsburg-Osceola on Monday.

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