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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The Schuylkill League recently released its girls volleyball all-star teams, and two Lourdes Regional players earned selections.
Mistakes and missed opportunities compounded in last Friday's District 4 Class 1A championship game for Line Mountain, spelling the end of the Eagles' 8-4 season.
By: Marc Malkoskie
For the first time all season, Shamokin Area wasn't the most dominant team on the field in last Friday's District 4 Class 4A championship game.
Trailing by two possessions coming out of halftime in last Friday's District 4 Class 3A semifinal game, Mount Carmel marched down the field on its opening possession of the second half.
By: Marc Malkoskie
It's unusual times at Southern Columbia, as the Tigers won't be playing after Thanksgiving for the first time since 2014.
By: Marc Malkoskie
COAL TOWNSHIP — In Shamokin Area's thrilling overtime win in the District 4 Class 4A championship game, the Indians scored on four big plays in the passing game.
Mistakes and missed opportunities compounded in the District 4 Class 1A championship game for Line Mountain, spelling the end of the Eagles’ 8-4 season.
By: Marc Malkoskie
One of the many factors that led to Shamokin Area's memorable season was it's red-zone efficiency.
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