Brian Holtzapple is a sports writer based in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. He covers local sports events and teams for the Milton Daily Standard and The News-Item, focusing on high school basketball, wrestling, and other athletic competitions in the Lewisburg area.
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Brian Holtzapple's coverage is heavily focused on local high school sports, particularly basketball and wrestling. Given the event-centric nature of his articles, he would likely be interested in receiving information about upcoming local sporting events, as well as human interest stories related to athletes or teams within his coverage area.
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The Black Panthers' boys took a 93-57 win, while the girls' team was a 98-52 winner. The two squads featured several double-event and multiple-event winners on the day.
Green Dragon attackers Quin Michaels and Ben Bailey played true to their positions as they took it to the Raiders during Wednesday's Central Susquehanna Lacrosse Conference game.
Teddy Hohmuth scored off a Ryan Opperman assist in the first quarter, with the latter scoring a goal of his own in the third quarter along with Ben Bailey.
Shamokin’s Rylan Price swings at a pitch in the first inning of Wednesday’s game at Milton.
By: Brian Holtzapple
Gower, a junior right-handed pitcher/infielder, is coming off a hand injury that prevented him from swinging the bat, or throwing the ball for a solid month.
Aside from a couple of tight sets in doubles, Lewisburg had little trouble against the Seals and the Dragons took a 5-0 Heartland Athletic Conference Division I victory.
By: Brian Holtzapple
Mifflinburg’s Mason Schneck makes contact with the ball in the fourth inning of Friday’s Heartland-II contest against Midd-West.
By: Brian Holtzapple
Mifflinburg (11-4 overall) jumped out to a 9-0 lead in the second inning and basically didn't look back.
By: Brian Holtzapple
Southern Columbia second baseman Ella Podgurski fires a throw over to first base to get an out in the second inning of Thursday’s 4-3 loss to Warrior Run.
The Tigers got solid pitching from Alana Reuter, they played solid defense, and they got some timely hitting that led to an early lead.
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