Tom Sixeas is a journalist for the Gettysburg Times, focusing on local news and sports in the Gettysburg, Pennsylvania area. With a keen interest in high school sports, Tom covers a range of topics including game recaps, player profiles, and predictions for upcoming seasons.
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Tom Sixeas focuses on local sports coverage with a strong emphasis on high school-level athletics, particularly football, basketball, and volleyball within the Pennsylvania area. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to local sports events, team performances and player achievements within this specific geographic region.
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And then there were three.
A beautiful pass on a corner route from Luke Frey to Brayden Billman with 1:07 to play allowed New Oxford to tie its game with Exeter Township, and things appeared headed for overtime.
By: Tom Sixeas
Bermudian Springs head coach Olivia Dyksterhouse was on maternity leave during the 2023 season and the Eagles missed the District 3 playoffs despite a respectable 8-8-2 mark.
The first five minutes were excellent for Mt. St. Mary's as it poured in 12 points, making three of its first four shots of the night.
Times Area football fans can celebrate their first District 3 champion since 2012, while having the chance to see another one join them this evening.
By: Tom Sixeas
Trinity hit Bermudian Springs with a 1-2 punch of a field goal on the last play of the first half and a touchdown on the first play from scrimmage to start the second half, but the Eagles never flinched.
By: Tom Sixeas
It didn't matter how many obstacles or how much adversity that Delone Catholic had to overcome to earn the first state playoff victory in program history, the Squires flatout refused to be denied.
In 2022, the boys’ soccer program at Gettysburg was at its lowest point in recent memory.
With the season Mechanicsburg just completed last week with a loss to Bishop McDevitt in the District 3 Class 5A semifinals, it should come as no surprise that the Wildcats
Delone Catholic head coach Corey Zortman knew as soon as he started watching film of Muncy senior running back Austin Johnson that the Squires were going to have a hard
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