Marc Malkoskie is a journalist who focuses on local sports coverage for The News-Item and Milton Daily Standard. With a passion for high school athletics, Marc provides in-depth articles on basketball, wrestling, soccer, and other sports, highlighting the achievements and performances of local teams and athletes.
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Marc Malkoskie's articles predominantly focus on local high school sports, particularly football, basketball, wrestling, and soccer. His coverage is heavily weighted towards event coverage and announcements related to these sports.
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By: Marc Malkoskie
Line Mountain attempted 30 passes in its season-opening 26-23 loss to Lewisburg last Friday, the most the Eagles have tried to throw the ball in several years.
DALLAS — Once Shamokin Area opened the floodgates on the black turf of Edward Edwards Stadium on Friday night, the steady flow of points could not be stopped by anything except the final whistle.
By: Marc Malkoskie, Michael Bullock
Friday night really put into perspective how lucky I am to be the sports editor in an area that covers these four football teams.
By: Marc Malkoskie
MILTON — Southern Columbia's boys soccer team recorded the first win of its season on Tuesday night, defeating Milton on the road, 2-1.
By: Marc Malkoskie
The last time a Shamokin Area football team started a season 3-0, Marc Persing was a freshman quarterback on the 2004 squad.
By: Marc Malkoskie
Southern Columbia's Jim Roth was appreciative of the postgame ceremony that was held for him after he became just the fifth high school football
By: Marc Malkoskie
The third time was the charm for Mount Carmel to successfully become the first high school football program in Pennsylvania — and just the seventh
PAXINOS — Lourdes Regional's golf team capitalized on its senior night Thursday, taking down North Schuylkill by a 343 to 363 margin at Indian Hills Golf Club.
By: Marc Malkoskie
After some self-inflicted setbacks in Week 1 doomed Line Mountain, the Eagles knew they had to execute better in last Friday's game at Newport.
By: Marc Malkoskie
MANDATA — When Juniata took its first lead of Friday night's game midway through the third quarter, and then forced Line Mountain to turn the ball
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