Lee Goodwin

WAYNESBORO – Alyssa Vulgamott has become quite the bowler. It helps that she comes from a family of bowlers. Her father, David, her mother Stephanie, and her grandfather Bill Eyler all had a hand in Alyssa’s development

GREENCASTLE – Northern York established itself as the early frontrunner in the Mid-Penn Colonial Division as the Polar Bears swept the competition on the 2024 season opener hosted by Greencastle Golf Club on Tuesday afternoon. The team

WAYNESBORO – The familiarity of its home course wasn’t enough to lift the Waynesboro Area Senior High School varsity golf team to its first win of the season on Monday, Aug. 19. Playing at Waynesboro Country Club

WAYNESBORO – A new season has dawned for the Waynesboro Area Senior High School varsity football team. And with it comes a new division for the Indians. During the offseason, the Mid-Penn Conference made a radical realignment

WAYNESBORO – The objective in football is to score more points than your opponent. And when the opponent is Gettysburg, you will have to score a lot of them. There was good news and really good news

FAIRFIELD – The Mid-Penn Colonial Division varsity golf match was in Adams County this past Thursday, Sept. 29, as Gettysburg was the host team at Gettysburg National Golf Course. Nobody could keep up with Shippensburg. The Greyhounds

WAYNESBORO – If Waynesboro could change one thing about Friday’s 28-21 loss to Shippensburg at Buchanan Automotive Stadium, it would be to punt the ball with time running down in the second quarter. Instead, the Indians tried

CARLISLE – Scores were high from top to bottom in the most recent Mid-Penn Colonial Division varsity golf match held at Eagles Crossing. And, as has been the case for the entire season, Waynesboro’s Tyler Fortney entered

CHAMBERSBURG – The Northern Polar Bears ran its record to 33-3 on Tuesday, Sept. 10, at Chambersburg Country Club, finishing the 18-hole Mid-Penn Colonial Division varsity golf meet with a 323. The win gives Northern a five-match

CAMP HILL – It took a while for Waynesboro to shake itself out of an early-game slumber, but when Red Land’s Brady Seyler rambled 65 yards for the game’s first touchdown, the Indians took notice that the