Josh Moyer
Centre Daily Times
State College, PA, United States
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‘I had so much fun’: 7 county softball players reflect on careers at PSBCA All-Star Game
Seven recently graduated players from Bald Eagle Area, Bellefonte, Philipsburg-Osceola and State College took part in their final high school softball game Wednesday night. They took time to reflect on their careers and what the annual PSCBCA All-Star Game meant to them. → Read More
Here’s why BEA softball isn’t looking at itself as an underdog in Friday’s state title game
Bald Eagle Area softball will take on an undefeated Pine Grove at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Penn State’s Beard Field for the PIAA Class 3A Softball Championships. → Read More
Here’s what Penn State basketball is getting in transfer Curtis Jones, a former 4-star guard
The 6-foot-4 combo guard announced Tuesday morning that he’ll be spending his final season of eligibility in Happy Valley. He’ll be able to play immediately. → Read More
How Maddie Perry dreamed her game-winning hit into reality, punching BEA’s ticket to the state title
After two incredible pitching performances, Bald Eagle Area freshman Maddie Perry had the hit of her career to send the Lady Eagles to the state title game with a 1-0 win over Clearfield in the semifinals of the PIAA Class 3A Softball Championships. → Read More
Previewing Monday’s PIAA softball semifinal between Bald Eagle Area, Clearfield
Here’s a closer look at the semifinal matchup between Bald Eagle Area and Clearfield, who will play at 5 p.m. Monday at Mount Aloysius. The winner will advance to Friday’s state title game. → Read More
Here’s how BEA’s Chelsea Butterworth, Garrett Giedroc earned their Snyder Awards
The James H. Snyder Awards have become an annual county staple, celebrating a pair of seniors from each of the six county schools who embrace academics, athletics and community service. → Read More
Here are all of the 2019 Snyder Award winners — and what makes them so unique
The James H. Snyder Awards are given in memory of Snyder, a former CDT sports editor who was killed in an automobile crash in December of 1957. The awards have become an annual county staple celebrating the community’s young leaders, a pair of seniors from each of the six county schools who embrace academics, athletics and community service. → Read More
Here’s how P-O’s Kam Harris, Bubba Slogosky earned their Snyder Awards
The James H. Snyder Awards have become an annual county staple, celebrating a pair of seniors from each of the six county schools who embrace academics, athletics and community service. → Read More
‘Tough way to end’: Bellefonte baseball falls in PIAA quarterfinals despite late push
Bellefonte fell to East Pennsboro 2-1 Thursday in the PIAA Class 4A Baseball Championships. East Penn pitcher Nick Embleton, who will play at Division I St. Joe’s, was tough for batters to figure out in the loss. → Read More
What 4 county baseball, softball teams should expect in Thursday’s PIAA quarterfinals
Quarterfinals for the PIAA championships in both baseball and softball are set for Thursday. In Centre County, Bald Eagle Area softball, Bellefonte, Philipsbug-Osceola and St. Joseph’s baseball are all still alive for state titles. → Read More
5 still alive: What county baseball, softball teams should expect in 1st round of PIAAs
The first round of the state tournaments for both baseball and softball take place Monday. Among the Centre County teams in the PIAAs are Bellefonte baseball and softball, Bald Eagle Area softball, Philipsbug-Osceola baseball and St. Joseph’s baseball. → Read More
Here’s how Penns Valley’s Marissa Stecko, Max Engle earned their Snyder Awards
The James H. Snyder Awards have become an annual county staple, celebrating a pair of seniors from each of the six county schools who embrace academics, athletics and community service. Other schools’ winners will be announced next week. → Read More
How St. Joseph’s baseball came up just short in a district title game rife with rain delays
Overall, St. Joseph’s spent about nine hours at PNG Field over two days to play just shy of five complete innings. Still, it’ll play in the first round of PIAAs on Monday. → Read More
Here’s how underdog State College won the boys’ state title in track and field
State College won the team state title at the PIAA Class 3A Boys’ Track and Field Championships on Saturday, thanks in part to a performance one student-athlete called “the gutsiest thing I’ve ever watched.” → Read More
How State College’s Lance Hamilton fulfilled dream, won gold in triple jump at states
State College’s Lance Hamilton, a Penn State commit, dreamed about winning gold since the seventh grade. On Friday, he finally did it at the Class 3A Track and Field Championships, and the emotions spilled out. → Read More
Penn State men’s lacrosse advances to Final Four with Sunday’s convincing win
The No. 1 Nittany Lions are now a step closer to the national championship. In fact, they’re now just one win away from the title game after cruising past No. 8 Loyola Maryland on Sunday. → Read More
‘It’s been crazy’: How State College’s Kileigh Kane won district gold and team track title
State College’s Kileigh Kane wasn’t always a long-distance runner for State College. In fact, if you would’ve told her two years ago this is where she’d be, “I probably would’ve laughed.” → Read More
How State College’s ‘Mr. Versatility’ helped lead the Little Lions to district gold
Luke Knipe won two gold medals Thursday at the District 6 Class 3A championships, and the Little Lions won the team title. → Read More
Report: Penn State to host Olympic Wrestling Team Trials in 2020
The report cites a document from USA Wrestling, which outlines the Olympic Team Trials procedure for 2020. And, according to the document, State College is the host Aprill 4-5 in 2020. → Read More
Former Penn State assistant fencing coach, put on leave for sexual misconduct allegations, no longer with university
Although it is not known exactly when the assistant fencing coach, George Abashidze, left the university, Penn State posted a job ad for Abashidze’s position March 29. He was placed on administrative leave no later than Sept. 13 of last year. → Read More