Mick Reinhard

Reese Young pitched a complete game, Jeff Lougee hit a home run, and Mechanicsburg topped Governor Mifflin to win district gold for the second straight season.

Taylor Lawrence and Bridget Schalk recorded multiple hits each, Landry Murray struck out six batters in a complete-game effort, and Trinity defeated Kennard-Dale for the District 3 Class 4A title.

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Thomas Jefferson found out the hard way Monday, committing eight errors and falling to East Pennsboro in 11-4 fashion in the PIAA 4A first round.

Tim Cloak’s sparkling effort on the mound and an offense that pounded out 11 hits helped Trinity coast to a historic quarterfinal victory over Mount Carmel Area.

Selinsgrove's relentless offensive attack was too much for Shippensburg, as the Seals won 10-2 Friday evening at Hershey's Memorial Field.

Mick Reinhard For The Senitnel Boiling Springs' Sawyer Young, back, looks for an open lane to run during the first quarter of their non-league game against Gettysburg on Friday night at Gettysburg Middle School.

With a roster heavy with seniors and juniors and a new head coach, Mechanicsburg looks to make a statement in 2024.

Trinity's Noah Dominguez, right, passes the ball as Camp Hill's Miller Nelson, left, chases him in the first half their Mid-Penn Capital game at Trinity High School.

A Noah Doi PAT block and a go-ahead scoring drive orchestrated by Drew Branstetter helped Camp Hill top Big Spring in a Week 2 football game at Siebert Park.