Avery Hill is a sports journalist specializing in local sports coverage in State College, Pennsylvania. With a focus on Penn State University athletics, Avery's articles provide in-depth analysis, game recaps, and player profiles for the Centre Daily Times. Their work has also been featured in Penn State University publications.
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Avery's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly Penn State athletics. She provides extensive event coverage and includes press release content.
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By: Avery Hill
Time for fans to get some popcorn for Saturday night’s White Out.
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Being feted with a chorus of boos is never fun. But after losing to Ohio State eight times in a row, Penn State coach James Franklin drowned under their cacophony as he walked off the field at Beaver Stadium.
As the clock passed the two-minute warning in the 2023 matchup between Penn State and Michigan, quarterback Drew Allar hit tight end Theo Johnson for six. Down nine, James Franklin
With five minutes left in the game and trailing 20-13, Penn State’s defense needed a stop to get its offense the ball back. It’s something the unit has done repeatedly,
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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — White Out conditions were in full effect as Penn State routed Washington, 35-6.
With just three points on the board, Washington neared the end zone with another chance to score — Abdul Carter positioned himself on the right edge ready to go. At
Cornerback Audavion Collins laid the hammer on running back Adam Mohammed to cap a late-game goal-line stand. It closed out a dominant defensive showing as the veterans erupted, leaving the
Drew Allar is reaching the final stages of a major award.
By: Avery Hill
Another day, another Abdul Carter honor. Well, make that three honors.
It was defense, defense, defense in Week 10.
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