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Satterlee picks up first late model win this year

PORT ROYAL — Gregg Satterlee dominated the late model feature Saturday night at Port Royal Speedway for his first win at the track this season. Satterlee, of Indiana, Pa., had two-runner-up finishes to start 2026. His 25th career speedway win was worth $4,000. “We’ve had a good car all season so far,” Satterlee said. “We kept things going tonight. I had a good starting spot, was able to get out front and control the pace. The lapped traffic slowed me down quite a bit when I got to them. I was a little worried that Trevor (Feathers) was catching me each lap. It all ...

Record day by Shepps powers Indians to Invite title

SHIPPENSBURG — The next time an entourage from Juniata High School visits Shippensburg, they hope it will be for this year’s PIAA Track and Field Championships. Call Saturday’s 99th Roddick High School Invitational, held at Shippensburg University, a warmup — a teaser for the ...

Altoona falls in series finale to Sea Dogs

ALTOONA — It took the Altoona Curve more than two weeks to string together back-to-back Eastern League victories. Winning that third game in a row will now take a bit longer. The Curve had their two-game winning streak snapped by visiting Portland on Sunday afternoon. Portland’s Hayden Mullins scattered two hits, struck out six and walked one over the first three innings as the Sea Dogs built a 5-0 lead and hung on for a 5-3 victory at Peoples Natural Gas Field. The Curve took two of six games in the series. Mullins and Altoona’s Khristian Curtis breezed through the first three ...

Halifax remains unbeaten with win over Juniata

MIFFLINTOWN — The Juniata baseball team lost a high-scoring affair Friday against Halifax (11-0), 17-8. The Indians abandoned their starting pitcher plan early on in the game when Caleb Auker gave up two earned runs. He was replaced by Daylyn Kennedy who calmed down the Wildcat offense and ...

Juniata-Halifax baseball

Indians swept in Millerstown

MILLERSTOWN — Juniata track and field competed at Greenwood on Thursday. The Juniata girls lost to Greenwood 96-45. The Juniata boys fell to Greenwood 94-56. The top scorers for the girls included Willow Aurand with a second-place finish in the 100 hurdles at 19.52 seconds for a personal best. Carolyn Heidenreich placed first in the 1600 at 6:24.6 and in the 400 Selena Mayall-Marker placed second at 1:14.69. Top scorers for Juniata included David Mayall-Marker (first place) at 11:58.96 in the 3200 and Joel Hardin (third place) at 12:11.18 in the 3200. In the high jump, Jasper ...