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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Milton, Pennsylvania, United States (Local)
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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Hughesville’s Madelynne Smith slides into home while Southern Columbia’s Aubrey Miller attempts to field the ball in the second of two games on Tuesday.
MANDATA — Things seemed to be going pretty well for Line Mountain midway through Wednesday’s Tri-Valley League softball game against Upper Dauphin.
MOUNT CARMEL — Eleven was the key number Tuesday for the Lourdes Regional softball team.
The Upper Dauphin softball team had a tough week off the field, but the Trojans took care of business on the field.
By: Kurt Ritzman
Shamokin’s Chase Pensyl prepares to hand the baton to Colton Lynch in the Class 3A 1,600-meter relay during the District 4 Track and Field Championships at Williamsport Area High School last year.
SHAMOKIN — Hobi Forti is unapologetically himself.
Katelyn Rittenbaugh wanted to make the most of her final softball games.
WILLIAMSPORT — As her high school track and field career nears its conclusion, Carly Nye wanted to put an exclamation point on it.
The Defenders didn't win by that quite that margin, but they made it look pretty easy.
By: Kurt Ritzman
Southern Columbia’s Ethan Rush reacts after qualifying for the finals of the Class 2A 110-meter hurdles during the District 4 Track and Field Championships at Williamsport High School on Thursday.
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