Evan Wheaton is a sports reporter for PA PrepLive, focusing on local sports in the Harrisburg area of Pennsylvania. His work has been featured in LNP | LancasterOnline, PennLive.com, Daily Item, and the Calhoun Times. Evan covers a range of sports topics, including game recaps, injury updates, and player interviews.
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| MECHANICSBURG — When Mary Olivetti's shot clanged off the back of the cage, the natural reaction ensued.
By: Evan Wheaton
| MECHANICSBURG — All season long, the outside noise of meeting the moment is something Cumberland Valley has inevitably had to wrestle with.
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It's the calm before the storm. In just a few hours, top-seeded Camp Hill and No. 8 Lancaster Mennonite will meet at Landis Field in the District 3 Class 1A boys soccer title game with kickoff at 5 p.m.
By: Evan Wheaton
| DILLSBURG — Like that brisk late October chill, there too is something in the air around Northern's field hockey program.
By: Evan Wheaton
| CAMP HILL — Halloween marks the spookiest night of the year. And fittingly enough, Trinity girls volleyball is often the most frightening matchup for opposing postseason hopefuls.
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| HARRISBURG — Not that any team needs extra motivation in the playoffs when one's season is on the line, but Bishop McDevitt wielded an even deeper level of determination on Friday.
By: Evan Wheaton
| HARRISBURG — With a target on its back as the reigning District 3 Class 4A champion, Cumberland Valley was the one to throw the dart.
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