Mifflin Counties 7th and 8th grade football team got back at it Wednesday night with another big win versus Hollidaysburg. The Huskies struck first with a 50-yard touchdown pass from Noah Wolfkiel to Brayen Aurand. The Duo would hook up again for the 2-point...

Photo by Tim Weight WINGATE – A total nail biter! The Bald Eagle girls soccer team defended their home field Tuesday in its game against Philipsburg-Osceola in Laurel Highlands action. The Lady Eagles won 2-1. Offensively, Bald Eagle outshot the Mounties 10-3 and held...

The winning keeps coming! It’s been a historic year for the Juniata volleyball team notched another win Tuesday. The Indians took Sugar Valley in four  games (25-9, 25-21, 22-25, 25-10). Leading the way for Juniata was Lexi Frontz who finished with 14 kills, four...

The tough Philipsburg Osceola volleyball team defeated Penns Valley Tuesday (3-0)25-19, 25-13,  25-16. With the loss, the Lady Rams fall to a Record of 12-6. Kills leader were Ella Hadley (7)and Moriah Hurd (6). Leading in Assists were Ella Aston with 13. Digs were...

Bald Eagle Area 3, Central 0 CEN 18   5 14 BEA 25 25 25 By Kenny Varner WINGATE – Celebrating on Senior Night! Nine Bald Eagle Area senior volleyball players were honored Tuesday night in their final regular season home game against a feisty Central team. After a slow...

The MIfflin County field hockey team went up against Lewisburg Tuesday afternoon. Lewisburg got the best of this one as they took the 7-1 victory. The lone goal scored for MIfflin County was by Lyza underhill, assisted by Aniston Byler.

Goals aplenty. The Bellefonte boys soccer  exploded for seven goals Monday night against Tyrone. In the end, it would be the Red Raiders winning 7-0. We moved the ball really well tonight which gave us some good quality shots. Defense play well in the shut out and did...

On Monday night, the East Juniata boys took to the road to do battle with Millersburg in the opening round of the Tri-Valley League playoffs. The two battled through two overtime periods tied at one before the contest would go to penalty kicks. The Tigers would save...

They played with heart. Monday afternoon MIfflin County met up with Hershey at home. The Defending state champion topped the Husky boys team 5-0. Hershey in shots 22-4 while the held a 7-0 advantage in corners. Mifflin County goalie Jack Suydam finished with 17 saves.

Today the Juniata boys soccer team went up against Greenwood in the Tri-Valley League Semifinal Playoffs. It would be the Wildcats that came out on top Monday, defeating the Indians 4-1. In the first half, Greenwood notched the first two goals. But Juniata cut the...