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
The coaches-select all-state football teams for Classes 1A, 3A and 5A were released on Thursday, and seven News-Item area players were honored.
MANDATA — Line Mountain's girls basketball team cruised past Newport on Thursday, winning, 54-31. The Eagles started out hot, scoring 25 points in the first quarter alone.
MOUNT CARMEL — Behind 12 points from both Lilly Mowery and Hannah Fourspring, Mount Carmel's girls basketball team got back to .500 on the season
COAL TOWNSHIP — Shamokin Area's boys basketball team got off to a blazing hot start en route to a 76-61 victory over Mifflinburg on Monday.
By: Marc Malkoskie
MOUNT CARMEL — Mount Carmel's boys basketball team rallied past Central Columbia on Wednesday, limiting the Blue Jays to 12 second-half points en route to a 44-38 win.
of 3 Julian Fleming has begun the next step in his storied football career.
COAL TOWNSHIP — Shamokin Area's boys basketball team breezed past Midd-West on Wednesday, 74-34. Joe Hile scored 15 first-quarter points for the Indians en route to a game-high 20.
TURBOTVILLE — Warrior Run's boys basketball team won its sixth straight game on Friday, cruising past Southern Columbia, 63-35.
By: Marc Malkoskie
Logan Steele consistently proved this past fall that he's one of the most athletic two-way high school football players in Pennsylvania.
MANDATA — Line Mountain's girls basketball team narrowly fell at home to Halifax on Monday, 41-39. Bella Shingara scored a team-high 11 points for the Eagles, all in the second half.
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