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Greyhounds outslug Huskies, 36-22

SHIPPENSBURG --- In Week 2 football action, Shippensburg blocked Mifflin County from winning a second-straight game to open 2026. The Greyhounds scored 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to seal a 36-22 home victory. Mifflin County took an early lead on a a deep pass from Noah Wolfkeil to Lucas Hartung for a 23-yard connection and the play would result in an impressive three-play, 63-yard drive to get an early jab at the Greyhounds. Mifflin County would be 6-for-12 in the first half with 173 passing yards. Shippensburg would be led by a strong rushing attack from Mark ...

Senators freeze Curve, 2-0

HARRISBURG, Pa. – Strong pitching from Peyton Stumbo, Jake Shirk, Mike Walsh and Christian Tortosa wasn’t enough for Altoona to pick up a third straight win; falling 2-0 to the Harrisburg Senators on Friday night at FNB Field. Peyton Stumbo turned in his first scoreless outing since June 10 against Chesapeake with five scoreless frames in his league-leading 25th start of the season. Altoona’s righty stranded the bases loaded in the third and fourth inning and finished with a 1-2-3 fifth inning on the mound. Stumbo struck out five and scattered nine total baserunners across his ...

Mustangs spoil Indians’ home opener, 21-0

MIFFLINTOWN --- Making their return home, the Juniata football team on Friday night made it to Klingensmith Stadium as they battled against West Perry. After a season-opening loss to a solid Selinsgrove team, the Indians went into the Week 2 game with an 0-1 record while the Mustangs came in ...

Local schedule

Saturday, Sept. 5 Cross country Big Valley Invite, 9a, Reedsville (Indian Valley Elementary Center) Volleyball Jersey Shore at East Juniata, 4p Field hockey Mifflin County v Wyomissing at Camp Hill, 11:15a

Gridiron Glance

Note: This was supposed to run prior to Friday's football games. Mifflin County (1-0) at Shippensburg (0-1) 7 p.m. Friday LAST MEETING: Shippensburg 21, Mifflin County 6 (2025) SCOUTING THE HUSKIES: Big plays were the key to Mifflin County taking down Central Mountain, 28-19, in its ...

Girls soccer: Tigers smother Huskies, 4-0

LEWISTOWN --- East Juniata made the field feel smaller Thursday night. Every time Mifflin County tried to settle the ball, pressure arrived. Loose balls rarely stayed loose for long. By the time lightning stopped the game, the Tigers had spent most of the night dictating where the ball went ...