Codi Weyant is a Sports Editor at theprogressnews.com. He specializes in a variety of sports topics, including both individual and team sports, with a keen focus on sports business and competitive sports. Codi's work has been featured in outlets such as theprogressnews.com, Courrier Express, DAILY COURIER, and Bedford Gazette.
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Everett's Jade Colledge celebrates after hitting a double against Berlin Brothersvalley, Tuesday.
Everett's Spencer Shaw rounds third and scores against Meyersdale, Tuesday.
CLAYSBURG — The final week of any regular season is a grind, and the Everett Warrior baseball team is facing eight games in nine days.
While the temperatures on Friday were a tad on the cooler side compared to Sunday’s racing action, the Bedford Fairgrounds Speedway did not disappoint.
SHIPPENSBURG — The 101st running of the PIAA State Track and Field Championships started off looking promising but turned wet and sour late in the day.
CRESSON — The Claysburg-Kimmel baseball team entered Wednesday’s District 6-A final against Homer-Center hungry and looking to do something special.
Tussey Mountain’s Noah Lucko has committed to continue his football career at Juniata College. Seen in the photo are (from left): Front Row – Bob Lucko, Noah’s father; Noah Lucko;
Claysburg-Kimmel pitcher Gavin Treon pitches in the fifth inning, Monday.
Claysburg-Kimmel right fielder Ayden Soler throws the ball back into play during the second inning, Monday.
Claysburg's Dustin Slowik, back, chases down a pop up hit by Greensburg Central Catholic's Stephen Kochis in the third inning, Monday.
