Kitchen Cupboard
With the super hot days of summer, plan a simple salad or sandwich supper and top it off with a simple to make but luscious sinful dessert. Full Story
Hershey Football Has Dif cult Task Ahead
By Ed Ponessa
During their successful 9-3 season under first-year head coach Mark Painter last fall, Hershey’s football team averaged more than 25 points per game but almost every single offensive score was recorded by a handful of departed players. Full Story
Palmer at URI
Palmer at URI EDITOR’S NOTE: 2010 Hershey High grad Tom Palmer is
attending the University of Rhode Island in Kingston, and
playing soccer for the Rams. He was recently selected to the
Atlantic 10’s pre-season All-Rookie Team and has already
made his presence felt on the pitch. Full Story
LD Booters Look to Turn Things Around
Gerry Lynch begins his 10th year at the helm of the Lower Dauphin boys’ soccer team and doesn’t want to go through another one like he did last year.
A 7-9-2 season – his first losing one since his first year in 2001 – still has him at a .630 winning percentage (110-62-12), which ranks second in the school’s coaching history. Full Story
Hershey Soccer Faced With ‘Rebuilding’
The W hen you graduate eight starters on a soccer team, have a couple of players coming off injuries, and have a young, small team, the word ‘rebuilding’ has to rear its ugly head. Full Story
19th annual Tim Russell Memorial 5K Race
The start of the 19th annual Tim Russell Memorial 5K Race in Hershey on Saturday, Aug. 28. At left, wearing No. 327, is Lower Dauphin High School cross country coach John Butler, who finished second in 14:49. Photo: Geno Simonetti. Full Story
Cautious Optimism For Palmyra Football
There are a few changes in this season’s football schedule for the Palmyra Cougars but the opener tomorrow night, Sept. 3, remains the same when they visit Annville- Cleona.
Other new opponents include Northern Lebanon, Camp Hill and Milton Hershey. Full Story
PSU’s Halus Posts Shutout
Penn State redshirt sophomore Ayla Halus stopped 13 shots and backstopped the Nittany Lions field hockey team to a 3-0 victory over Old Dominion on Aug. 27. Full Story
Futures Golf Tournament
LPGA golfers Pamela Ontiveros Urbina, left, and Lil Alvarez, both from Mexico, were recent house guests of Sun Country residents Bob and Sandy Grosh while they competed in the Futures Golf Tournament Full Story
Alwine Scores Tying Goal
University of Virginia junior forward Lauren Alwine, a 2008 Lower Dauphin grad, scored the tying goal in the 87th minute of play last Friday night, Aug. 27, in the women’s soccer team’s 1-1 tie against host Penn State.
Alwine scored from inside the left wing penalty area for her second goal of the season. She later was stopped on a breakaway during the 107th minute. Full Story
NCAA Field Hockey Division I Rankings
1. North Carolina 2. Maryland 3. Virginia 4. Princeton 5. Connecticut 6. Wake Forest 7. Michigan State 8. Syracuse 9. Boston College 10. Duke 11. Drexel 12. James Madison 13. Louisville 14. Ohio State 15. American 16. Old Dominion 17. Indiana 18. Penn State 19. Iowa 20. Stanford Full Story
NCAA Field Hockey Division II Rankings
1. Bloomsburg 2. Shippensburg 3. Lowell 4. Stonehill 5. East Stroudsburg 6. Kutztown 7. Bentley 8. Indiana U of Pa 9. Mercyhurst 10. Adelphi Full Story
NCAA Field Hockey Division III Rankings
1. Salisbury 2. Messiah 3. Ursinus 4. Tufts 5. SUNY Cortland 6. Lebanon Valley 7. Trinity 8. Middlebury 9. Rowan 10. Skidmore 11. Bowdoin 12. Christopher Newport 13. Lynchburg 14. Amherst 15. Johns Hopkins 16. Juniata 17. College of New Jersey 18. Stevens IT 19. Eastern 20. Gettysburg Full Story
Palmyra Soccer Exudes Con dence
A great Yogi-ism is, 90 percent of the game is half mental.
Of course, the oftenquoted Hall of Famer was talking about baseball but if you can associate that statement with Palmyra soccer, well, the Cougars could be in for another long season. Long, meaning lengthy, of course. Lengthy, meaning playing well into the District 3-AA Playoffs, of course. Full Story
LD SCRIMMAGE
Lower Dauphin’s Marco Palermo and Russ Hammaker (45) sack the Central York quarterback during the Aug. 24 scrimmage. Photo: Geno Simonetti. Full Story
MHS SCRIMMAGE
Sean Orner, above, and Anthony Wayne, above right, give Milton Hershey contrasting quarterback styles. Photos: Drew Weidman. Full Story
Hershey Racquet Club’s Team Anderson,
Hershey Racquet Club’s Team Anderson, representing Central Penn District, won the Sectional Playoffs on Aug. Full Story
MHS SCRIMMAGE
Milton Hershey’s Karol Dang (9), above, and Morgan Carroll (10), below, are being counted on by Spartans’ head coach Gina Allessie as field hockey season nears. Photos: Geno Simonetti. Full Story
Hershey head coach Jeff Rosensteel talks strategy with his young soccer players
Hershey head coach Jeff Rosensteel talks strategy with his young soccer players in preparation for their season opener Saturday, Sept. 4. Photo: Geno Simonetti. Full Story
LD SCRIMMAGE
Lower Dauphin’s Madison Julius carries the ball in the Aug. 28 scrimmage against Lancaster Mennonite. Photo: Geno Simonetti. Full Story
LD Netgirls Win Opener
Lower Dauphin’s girls’ tennis team blanked Central Dauphin East 7-0 on Monday, Aug. 30, winning every match in straight sets.
The Falcons, under the direction of Peggy Long, got singles wins from juniors Shelby Jones, Kailynn Dunkle, Kaity Diskerud and Allison Lobell. Full Story
MID-PENN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL ALIGNMENT
Division I
Carlisle, Central Dauphin, Central Dauphin East, Chambersburg, Cumberland Valley, Harrisburg, State College Division 2
Bishop McDevitt, Cedar Cliff, Hershey, Lower Dauphin, Mechanicsburg, Red Land, Susquehanna Twp. Full Story
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