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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The fate of the Fairfield High School varsity football program, at least for the next three years, is on the docket for a special school board meeting next Monday evening.
Coming off of a 12-10 season with every player returning and having qualified for the postseason only once since 2015, the Biglerville girls’ basketball team set a goal of earning
An 11-year run without a District 3 champion from the Times Area ended in 2024 when not one, but two local teams earned district gold and advanced to the state playoffs for the first time since 2012.
By Tom Sixeas Times Sports Writer Updated Growing pains.
By: Tom Sixeas
Gettysburg College and Salisbury University have been longtime rivals in both men's and women's lacrosse.
Bermudian Springs senior Tori Bross had a rough game in Friday’s 15-point loss to Boiling Springs as she shot just 3-of-13 from the field and scored eight point.
The fate of the Fairfield football program, up in the air since the district administration pulled the plug on the Knights’ season Sept. 23, has been decided.
By Tom Sixeas
Hanover's Ethan Herndon torched Fairfield for a career-high 38 points in the Nighthawks' blowout win over the Knights last Friday, but that number didn't stand up for even one game.
With every team dormant for the better part of the week and most readying to play in a holiday tournament this weekend, it's a good time to take a look at how the seven girls' hoops teams from the area are faring so far during the 2024-25 season.
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