EXPORT — Indiana turned in its second-best round of the season, but it wasn’t enough to beat Penn-Trafford, which knocked off the Indians for the second time this season, in a WPIAL Section 3-AAA boys’ golf match Thursday at Manor Valley Golf Course.
NEW KENSINGTON — Ligonier Valley improved to 2-0 by rallying past Valley, 17-25, 25-16, 25-20, 25-22, in a WPIAL Section 5-AA girls’ volleyball match Thursday.
SAXONBURG — Indiana lost to Knoch, 3-2, in a WPIAL Section 1-AAA girls soccer match on Thursday.
Indiana bounced back from its first loss of the season and continued its march toward a WPIAL playoff berth with a 199-234 victory over Norwin in a Section 3-AAA match Thursday at the Indiana Country Club.
The West Shamokin Wolves like to get physical with their opponents in the run game and on defense.
DELMONT — The Indiana girls dropped their first match of the season, but the Indians are still in the thick of the race for a WPIAL playoff berth out of Section 3-AAA.
Two games into the season and goaltender Sam Fefolt and the Indiana Indians have not allowed a goal in a pair of blowouts.
ARMAGH — Penns Manor swept the competition in a season-opening cross country meet for four teams on Wednesday.
ALVERTON — Indiana opened the season by beating Southmoreland, 26-8, in a junior high football game Wednesday.
ARMAGH — United took the first two spots and the last two, but Purchase Line took the five in between to pull out a 25-30 victory over the Lions in a junior high cross country meet Wednesday.
PLUM BOROUGH — Indiana swept Gateway, 23-32, and Latrobe, 22-35, in a junior high boys’ cross country meet Wednesday at Boyce Park.
MURRYSVILLE — Indiana broke the team scoring record it set last week in a 177-277 victory over Gateway in a WPIAL Section 3-AAA girls’ golf match at Murrysville Golf Club on Tuesday.
MARION CENTER — West Shamokin shot past Marion Center, 25-10, 25-16, 25-13, in a Heritage Conference volleyball match Tuesday.
McKEESPORT — Indiana defeated McKeesport, 3-0, in a WPIAL Section 1-AAA girls’ volleyball match Tuesday.
Bowman Coin Collectors picked up its first win of the season, defeating Bob’s Pizza, 11-3, in an Indiana Over-40 League baseball game Sunday at the White Township Recreation Complex.
Indiana Lacrosse will hold a dodgeball tournament on Saturday, Oct. 3, at 1 p.m. at the White Township Recreation Complex soccer fields.
Outside of the state’s borders, West Virginia might not be thought of as a musky state. But it is, especially when one is considering flowing-water muskies.
There is much to look forward in the months to come for those who hunt, fish and trap.
NORTHERN CAMBRIA — Two of the top small-school girls’ volleyball programs in the state opened the season against each other in an empty gym on Monday night.
CH Fields scored in the first inning and made it stand up in a 1-0 win over George’s Pro Shop in an Indiana Over-40 League baseball game Sunday at the White Township Recreation Complex.
Indiana topped Punxsutawney, 207-211, in a non-conference girls’ golf match at the Punxsutawney Country Club on Monday.
WEST KITTANNING — Indiana shut out Armstrong in its season-opening boys’ soccer match, 5-0, on Monday.
Indiana blanked Highlands, 5-0, in a WPIAL Section 3-AA girls’ tennis Monday at the White Township Recreation Complex courts.
ARMAGH — United and Purchase Line went to the limit in their Heritage Conference girls’ volleyball opener, with the Lions emerging from 1-0 and 2-1 deficits to pull out a 23-25, 25-11, 16-25, 25-15, 15-11 victory Monday evening.
ARMAGH — Compared with a 67-0 loss to Ligonier Valley to begin the 2019 season, it is safe to say that the Homer-Center Wildcats will be very pleased with the results from this year’s season-opening 46-12 win against the United Lions.
BLAIRSVILLE — The Blairsville Bobcats unveiled their high-octane passing game Friday night at Ernie Widmar Field, but the Penns Manor Comets dropped the curtain on it in the fourth quarter.
WEST KITTANNING — Brandon Overdorff envisions the future of Indiana’s football program being built from the bottom up.
MARION CENTER — After months of uncertainty and wondering whether they — or any other team — would even take the field this season, the Marion Center Stingers wasted little time getting back into a groove.
NuMINE — Experience and momentum.
A “road map” to get athletic competition back on track was detailed during a committee session at Thursday’s gathering of the Indiana University of Pennsylvania Council of Trustees.
PITTSBURGH — Maggie Medvetz rallied from a first-set deficit and lifted Indiana to a 3-2 win over Ellis School in a WPIAL Section 3-AA girls’ tennis match at the Highland Park Courts on Thursday.
A day after suffering its first loss, Indiana got back on track with a 200-225 win over Latrobe in a WPIAL Section 1-AAA boys’ golf match at the Indiana Country on Thursday.
Indiana rolled to its sixth win without a loss, defeating Hollidaysburg, 192-218, in a non-conference girls’ golf match at the Indiana Country Club on Thursday.
Dave Alsippi drew a bases-loaded walk in the bottom of the seventh inning to lift Moran Financial over George’s Pro Shop, 8-7, in an Indiana Over-40 League baseball game Sunday at the White Township Recreation Complex.
CONNELLSVILLE — The Indiana girls’ golf team posted the best score in school history and did it on an unfamiliar course on Wednesday.
Indiana didn’t put up its usual sub-200 score but did enough to remain unbeaten, topping Greensburg Salem, 217-224, in a WPIAL Section 1-AAA boys’ golf match at Hannastown Golf Club on Tuesday.
Indiana coach Phil Palko laid it all on the line for his Indiana High girls’ tennis team prior to a loss to Knoch in a WPIAL Section 3-AA match at the First Commonwealth Courts on Tuesday.
Indiana stayed on track and cruised past Gateway, 184-300, in a WPIAL Section 3-AAA girls’ golf match at the Indiana Country Club on Tuesday.
Nate Wilden, of Homer City, scored a hole-in-one on Monday at Chestnut Ridge Golf Course.
Mention flathead catfish to most anglers and they’ll conjure up images of hot, steamy summer nights spent waiting for the tell-tale click of the level wind reel, signifying the run of a shovelhead making off with a bait. It’s an accurate picture, but it doesn’t tell the whole story. One need…
On Saturday, squirrel season will open across the state, allowing
The Indiana High School boys’ golf team continued its torrid start Wednesday.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — The administration of Gov. Tom Wolf on Wednesday moved to relax restrictions on spectators at some fall sporting events, though attendance might be impossible at high school volleyball and water polo, and difficult for football, because of statewide limits on mass gatherings.
Indiana’s first three teams to start fall sports are on an early roll.
In an angling world laden with technically enhanced offerings, the continued popularity of the straight-shaft spinner is a testimony to its effectiveness. Well into the fall spinners catch numerous species of fish.
Hunting season is now underway in the state, with dove and Canada goose season opening this morning.
Danny Williams and Harrison Martineau tied for the medalist honor and Indiana opened the season with an impressive 192-201 victory over Norwin in a WPIAL Section 3-AAA boys’ golf match at the Indiana Country Club on Monday.
After Shawn Smith’s popper-style topwater lure landed next to a mid-river island, he gave it a sharp tug. The concave face of the bait churned a healthy bulge in the water. A second later the surface of the water was further disturbed as an oversized smallmouth bass engulfed the 2.5-inch Reb…
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