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Wildcats stump Tigers, 9-1

COCOLAMUS — The East Juniata softball team struggled to score Wednesday as they lost 9-1 to Halifax in six innings during their first home game of 2026. The Tigers struck out 13 times with only four hits. “Our struggle is hitting the ball right now,” East Juniata coach Wes Diehl said. ...

Huskies well represented on MPC teams

The Mid-Penn Conference All-Division Teams were announced and several area athletes received high honors. In boys basketball, Mifflin County guard Jack Curry made the Keystone Second Team All-Division. Hershey’s Cameron Sweeney was named Player of the Year and Milton Hershey’s Scott Rooney earned Coach of the Year. In girls basketball, guard Mackenzie Peachey, of Mifflin County, made the second team in the Keystone Division. Teammate Jayda Kanagy made the third team. Mechanicsburg’s Maycee Yanoski was named Player of the Year and her coach, Clay McAllister, was named Coach of the ...

Oneacre named No. 5 shortstop in college softball

UNIVERSITY PARK -- Penn State softball freshman infielder Allison Oneacre added to her already-decorated trophy cabinet on Wednesday afternoon, with the rookie picking up the No. 5 individual player ranking at the shortstop position according to a release from Softball America. The rookie infielder has established herself as a breakout star in college softball throughout the early going in 2026, with Oneacre ranking fourth in the Big Ten Conference and 20th nationally in total RBI (46) and 41st nationally in RBI per game (1.29), while ranking third in the Big Ten and 25th across ...

Eagles soar over Indians, 8-1

MIFFLINTOWN — On Wednesday, the Juniata softball team was looking to get itself in the win column as it hosted Tri-Valley League foe Line Mountain. Juniata’s relief pitcher Destiny Yohn shined striking out seven in just three innings in the circle in a tough battle with the ...

Mazzante joins Lady Lion hoops

UNIVERSITY PARK -- Penn State women’s basketball head coach Tanisha Wright has announced the addition of Lady Lion legend Kelly Mazzante as an assistant coach on her staff. Mazzante and Wright played together for three seasons (2001-04) for the Lady Lions. She returns to Penn State with 12 years of collegiate coaching experience, including her most recent three-year stint at Georgetown. “I am thrilled to welcome Kelly back home to Happy Valley with me,” said Wright. “Having one of the best players in Penn State history to coach alongside me is crucial in what we are building. ...