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 ...
UNIVERSITY PARK – Penn State track & field delivered a productive penultimate day at the NCAA First Round in Lexington, Kentucky Friday. The day featured five athletes qualifying for the national championships and two program Top-3 marks rewritten. Nick Sloff was the first athlete to qualify for nationals when he ran a 3:43.33 in the men’s 1500-meter run. Sloff qualified directly after placing fifth in his heat and will make his first trip to the outdoor national championships. Ajani Dwyer continued his stellar sophomore campaign when he ran a 9.99 in the men’s 100-meter ...
BY GREG WILLIAMS Sentinel reporter gwilliams@lewistownsentinel.com LEXINGTON, Ky. —Kylee Cubbison is exactly where she wanted to be. One year after coming within a single round of the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Ore., the Mifflin County ...
HARTFORD, CT.– Playing as the Hartford Rock Cats, the Colorado Rockies Double-A affiliate defeated the Altoona Curve, 5-4, on Thursday night at Dunkin Park. All three games in the series have been decided by one run with the Yard Goats earning two victories. Hartford built an early 5-0 lead with runs in each of their first three innings at the plate. Emmanuel Chapman tossed the first two innings of the bullpen day for the Curve and allowed three runs, two earned, in his first start of the season. Hartford added two runs against Jake Shirk in the third, though Shirk came back with two ...
Claude Lemieux, a four-time Stanley Cup champion whose ferocious, hard-hitting style of play angered opponents and sometimes overshadowed his prodigious skills and ability to deliver in the biggest games, has died after taking his own life, according to authorities. He was 60. The Palm Beach ...
UNIVERSITY PARK – Penn State track & field completed its second day of competition at the NCAA First Round Thursday in Lexington, Kentucky. The biggest storylines included a runner improving her own program record and a thrower who qualified for nationals. Hayley Kitching set the tone for the Nittany Lions when she recorded the program record in the women’s 800-meter run. The Coffs Harbour, Australia native broke two minutes, running a 1:59.60. Kitching’s time was the fastest in the preliminary phase and advanced her to Saturday’s races. Two additional athletes advanced in ...
