Hershey Sneaks by to Stay Perfect
19 and Oh
Looking at their respective records, it should have been an easy night for the Hershey Trojans when the cellar-dwelling Mechanicsburg Wildcats (5-13/1-10) came to Chocolatetown on Tuesday.
Trailing 54-47 with less than a minute remaining, the Cats reeled off the next six points, three coming with .4 seconds left by Josh Smith, to come so close to upsetting the undefeated Trojans. Full Story
Reigel Notions
She fixes her hair and makeup like all the other girls on the JV cheerleading squad at Lower Dauphin High. She loves computers and spends a lot of time on Facebook.
Her smile is one of the prettiest on the team. And then you realize there’s something very special about Hannah Woodworth. Full Story
Sea Lions Swim Past CougarsAmber
The Sea Lions Swim Team bettered its record this past snowy Saturday, Jan. 21, to 2-1, beating the Palmyra Aquatic Club 581-472. Despite some tough competition and several close and exciting races, the Sea Lions secured 44 first-place finishes, six team records and one pool record. Full Story
Naccarato at USA Weightlifting
Lower Dauphin graduate Aaron Naccarato placed 10th and equaled his personal best at the USA Weightlifting Junior National Championships, Sunday, Jan. 29.
Naccarato lifted 231.5 lbs. on his third attempt in the snatch and tied his personal best.
In the clean and jerk, Naccarato attempted to better his personal best with a 288.8 lbs. lift, but was unable to complete it. Full Story
Hill Not Really Over The Hill
Former Hershey Bear and Philadelphia Flyer Al Hill was like a kid in a candy store as he skated in the Flyers-Rangers Alumni Game at Citizens Bank Park, and, like all of the guys, he had everyone sign his jersey as a memento of the occasion. Full Story
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Hershey’s Elyse Shenberger placed fourth in the all-around competition at the 38th annual Parkettes Invitational in Allentown. Full Story
‘We need to Bring it’cher
Country Wrestling Wrap
Lower Dauphin’s Josh Lininger requested one thing from his team heading into its Wednesday, Jan. 25, showdown at Hershey.
“I just want them to bring the same intensity they brought against Big Spring,” said the Falcons head coach pre-match. Full Story
Brantley Commits to Missouri
Hershey’s star defensive tackle and centerpiece of the boys basketball 20-0 historical season Harold Brantley announced he is no longer committed to Syracuse.
Brantley is now expected to sign a letter of intent to Missouri. Full Story
Palmyra, LD Battle for First
Girls Basketball Roundup
Palmyra and Lower Dauphin ventured out of the Mid-Penn Keystone Division on Jan. 28 to test what promises to be the choppy waters of post-season play in the District 3 playoffs.
Coach Ron Berman’s Cougars, ranked No. 2 in District 3 Class AAA behind Trinity, traveled to District 11 power Blue Mountain and came home with a 38-33 win for their 15th win of the year. Full Story
The Hockey Corner
Week In Review
Hershey split its two games in Norfolk, losing 2-1 Friday, then edging the Admirals 3-2 on Saturday. The Bears (25-12-4-3, 57 points) headed into the All- Star break in sole possession of second place, one point behind Wilkes-Barre/ Scranton and two ahead of Norfolk. Full Story
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The Hershey 8th grade basketball team won the Lebanon Holiday Tournament, Friday, Dec. 30. Full Story
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