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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HERSHEY — With 1,000 meters left in Saturday's Class 1A girls state cross-country meet, Claire Dufrene took off.
By: Kurt Ritzman
HERSHEY — The best Lewisburg girls cross-country teams in program history finished third in the state in 2007 and 2008.
By: Kurt Ritzman
of 2 HERSHEY — Southern Columbia senior Haley Conner saved her best for last.
By: Kurt Ritzman
MIfflinburg took one of the most exciting routes possible through the District 4 Class A field hockey tournament.
By: Kurt Ritzman
SUNBURY — Last week, Mifflinburg won its first district field hockey championship in six years.
READING — The best season in Tri-Valley volleyball program history ended Saturday with a 3-1 loss to Faith Christian in the Class 1A state quarterfinals.
By: Kurt Ritzman
LEWISBURG — Even the most ardent fans of Bucknell women’s basketball will see some unfamiliar faces on the court this season.
By: Kurt Ritzman
LEWISBURG — Even the most ardent fans of Bucknell women's basketball will see some unfamiliar faces on the court this season.
"It was a back-and-forth game," Hagstrom said. "This is what we could ask in terms of the competitiveness of a match that ultimately decided the league winner.
By: Kurt Ritzman
LEWISBURG — Bucknell had chances to end Colgate's stranglehold on the Patriot League volleyball championship Saturday.
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