Kurt Ritzman is a Sports Editor for The News-Item and the Milton Daily Standard. With a focus on local sports, Kurt covers a wide range of high school and college athletic events, providing in-depth coverage and analysis of games, players, and teams.
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Kurt Ritzman's articles predominantly cover local sports events, particularly high school and college level basketball, volleyball, field hockey, and cross country. He also includes announcements related to these sporting events.
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By: Kurt Ritzman
COAL TOWNSHIP — Whether it was Shamokin settling into the game, getting a spark from its bench, Lewisburg junior Nazir Meredith heading to the bench
By: Kurt Ritzman
COAL TOWNSHIP — Whether it was Shamokin settling into the game, getting a spark from its bench, Lewisburg junior Nazir Meredith heading to the bench
SHAMOKIN — Despite playing two of the most overlooked positions on a football field, Shamokin junior Izak Glover attracts plenty of attention.
By: Kurt Ritzman
of 5 The key word for this girls basketball season might be young. There are only 13 total seniors across the five teams in the News-Item's coverage this year.
By: Kurt Ritzman
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP — Southern Columbia wanted to set the tone early Wednesday in its boys basketball home opener.
By: Kurt Ritzman
COAL TOWNSHIP — After falling into an early 10-point hole, Lourdes Regional clawed its way back in the second quarter Thursday night.
By: Kurt Ritzman
DANVILLE — For the first time in about 20 months, Braeden Fausnaught got to really relax.
By: Kurt Ritzman
MOUNT CARMEL — For a while Saturday afternoon, it seemed as if things might be easy for Shamokin in its rivalry girls basketball game against Mount Carmel.
LEWISBURG — Will Swank wasn't particularly pleased with his first half Friday night. “I started out not too good, but at the end I picked it up,” Swank said. “I kept my head in the game.
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