LEWISTOWN — Monday afternoon started a new day and new journey for the Mifflin County baseball team as they opened its first PIAA state playoff game in team history. In front of its home crowd, the Huskies filled the hill against the Butler Golden Tornadoes in the first-round showdown. ...
LEWISTOWN — Every program has a moment when the story changes. For Mifflin County baseball, that moment arrives this afternoon, when the Huskies step onto Capouillez Field not as hopefuls, not as underdogs, but as District 6 champions playing in the PIAA Tournament for the first time in ...
HARTFORD, Conn. — Despite a strong starting pitching performance from right-hander Khristian Curtis, the Altoona Curve dropped the series finale to the Hartford Yard Goats, 9-0, on Sunday afternoon at Dunkin Park, in Hartford. Curtis was brilliant in his second start of the week at Hartford. Curtis tossed 3.2 scoreless frames with four strikeouts, one hit allowed and two walks, on 63 pitches. Across his two outings during the week, he allowed just one earned run in 10.2 innings (0.84 ERA) and picked up 11 strikeouts. Hartford scored nine runs off the Curve bullpen, all coming ...
SELINSGROVE — Gregg Satterlee continued his domination of local late model racing with this third win of the season Saturday night at Selinsgrove Speedway. The driver from Indiana, Pa., earned $5,000 for the win. He started on the pole leading all 25 laps. The only feature Satterlee didn’t win at Selinsgrove this year was against the World of Outlaws a few weeks ago. He’s also controlled things on the other end of Route 35 at Port Royal Speedway, where he has a win and two runner-up finishes ranking second in points. He cruised at Selinsgrove extending his point lead there. “I ...
LEWISTOWN — Typically, first-evers come with a lot of pomp and circumstance. That’s what the Mifflin County Huskies are receiving fresh off winning a Mid Penn Commonwealth Division title — a first-time achievement for the Husky baseball program. When the Mid Penn announced its ...
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Stop reading this story and count to five. One one-thousand, two one-thousand … you know the drill. That tiny stretch of time — five seconds — is all that separated Kylee Cubbison from the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Five seconds between the dream she ...
