District 6 has released the pairings for the upcoming baseball and softball playoffs.
High School Preps
DUBOIS — Andy Foard led State College to a 3-1 (25-21, 25-20, 19-25 and 25-10) boys’ volleyball victory over DuBois on Thursday.
SPRING MILLS — Over the years, Philipsburg-Osceola baseball has produced numerous outstanding pitchers. Now you can add "Cool Hand Luke" Curtis to that list.
STATE COLLEGE — The State College softball team turned three hits and an error into the winning run as the Lady Little Lions edged Lewistown 4-3 in nine innings Tuesday at Community Field.
BELLEFONTE — You can tell someone that a pitcher throws 90 mph, but it’s hard to appreciate that speed unless you see that fastball from close up.
STATE COLLEGE — State College's Shelby Kline fired a four-hitter and Maddie Sherlock delivered a game-winning double with two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning to give State College a 1-0 softball victory over Punxsutawney on Monday.
STATE COLLEGE — The State College boys' volleyball team could have dwelled on all those missed opportunities in the second game.
WINGATE — A third-inning comment from first baseman A.J. Robinson placed the thought in Bald Eagle Area pitcher Justin Koleno's head.
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To help us toward that goal, submissions, suggestions and sports tips are welcome.Friday high school hoops games involving Centre County teams have been postponed and rescheduled for Saturday.
Same as it ever was.
Eagles stumble at Mount Union
SPRING MILLS — This was the kind of win the Penns Valley girls’ basketball team was looking to get. The offense was good, the defense was even better and Lewistown, the defending District 6 Class AAA champions, were the victim. “This is big,” said senior guard Korey McCaffrey, who scored a career-high 27 points in the 58-41 win. “It’s a great feeling. We were so pumped and we were ready for this game.”
WINGATE — Bald Eagle Area trailed by 19 points after one quarter Friday as Huntingdon earned a 77-56 win over the Eagles.
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