More than 120 participants laced up their shoes to take part in the annual Christy Mathewson Day 6K Run/Walk Saturday afternoon at Keystone College.
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Tunkhannock Area softball had quite the 2016 to say the least, winning the District 2 Class 4A title before finishing runner-up in the PIAA Class 4A softball championship at Penn State.
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With familiar faces returning to the roster and a familiar face now on the sidelines, the Tunkhannock Area girls tennis team will be looking to make some noise this season in the Wyoming Valley Conference.
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In a game that relies heavily on consistency, the Tunkhannock Area golf team has found a way to remain consistent.
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The Lackawanna Trail golf team returns an experienced group to the links this season with the hopes of turning around its playoff drought.
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The Elk Lake golf team is back on the links and looking to compete in the Lackawanna League after a 4-10 campaign in 2016.
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Former Elk Lake softball and soccer player Amanda Mowry, who graduated this past spring, had her athletic career placed in doubt when she was diagnosed with Lyme Disease in the summer of 2014.
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Keystone College baseball coaches Jamie Shevchik, Ryan Smyth, and Austin Straub capped off an outstanding summer by leading the Brewster Whitecaps to championship in the prestigious Cape Cod Baseball League.
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A new app may offer answers to a sandlot debate as old as baseball itself: Whose pitch has more zip?
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20 Years Ago (1997) Former THS athlete Joe Glenn has been nominated for induction into the northeast Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame.
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