Evan Wheaton

| The high school track and field season is roughly halfway through in Pennsylvania. So, it's time to take a look at some of the biggest performances from Mid-Penn Conference athletes up through April.

Conklin and other officials held a conference in the Capitol Building in Harrisburg to discuss their points around House Bill 1983, an amendment to a 1972 Pennsylvania law that allows non-boundary schools to compete with boundary schools in the postseason.

HUMMELSTOWN – Outmatched, bruised and burned. Day after day, night after night. The outcome never changed, try as Cadyn Eismann might.

MECHANICSBURG – Nolan Buzalka appeared to already be in midseason form on Wednesday. At tight end he was pulling down passes and getting solid reps

MECHANICSBURG – Cumberland Valley's football team was given a choice this past season. Option A was to let the feels fall off the wagon with a 1-4 start to their campaign.

HARRISBURG – Most teams are hungry. Harrisburg is ravenous. Why wouldn't the Cougars be raring to go? After all, they've won three straight District 3 Class 6A titles.

| HARRISBURG – There's no shortage of hype around Harrisburg's backfield heading into the fall. How could there be?

CARLISLE – Jermere Jones knows how deep his squad is. After all, he's one of many who helped Chambersburg to a PIAA team title last year.

The senior continued her final varsity campaign reminding the state why she's one of the top throwers in Pennsylvania.