Hometown Sports - Mifflin/Juniata

28/11/2025

Mifflin County High School will host the first PIAA Football 4A state playoff game tonight at 7 p.m. at Kish Bank Field at Donald Chapman III Stadium.
The Twin Valley varsity football team will play against Aliquippa.
Even though the teams aren’t local, the public is encouraged to come out, enjoy the atmosphere, and show support for bringing high-level PIAA events to our area. A great crowd tonight helps ensure we can continue hosting big games in the future!

📷by MIfflin County Huskies Football

28/11/2025

4th Annual Jacob Underhill Memorial Lacrosse Tournament

The Mifflin County Boys Lacrosse Team is hosting the 4th Annual Jacob Underhill Lacrosse Tournament on Friday, November 28th, from 10:00 to 2:00 PM at the new Marcal Turf Field, adjacent to Mifflin County High School. The tournament is in honor and memory of our 2022 graduate and teammate, Jacob Underhill, who we tragically lost. The tournament is open to all 8th through 12th-grade boys and girls, as well as alumni. Proceeds from the tournament support the Jacob Underhill Memorial Scholarship Fund. The Public is invited to watch the games.

27/11/2025

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23/11/2025

By Dom Reed
UNIVERSITY PARK - Penn State (4-6 1-6 conf) welcomed in 7-3 4-3 conf Nebraska on senior night at Beaver Stadium at Westshore Home Field.

Penn State won the toss and elected to defer it would work to their advantage early as the Cornhuskers would march down the field going 69 yards and seven plays the big play came from Emett Johnson but the Penn State defense would stand tall on a fourth down and one yard to go Zane Durant would make the stop the Nits also had impactful plays leading up to the big stop by Amare Campbell.

Penn State would also drive down the field on their opening possession the big play would pay dividends as the Nittany Lions scoring drive would hold true as Penn State would have key blocking from Kyron Hudson Lions tight end Andrew Rappleyea for a four yard reception on a scoring drive that insisted of 7 plays 98 yard drive that resulted in a Lions score.

Penn State's Kaytron Allen would also pass Saquon Barkey in rushing yards as Allen and Nicholas Singleton would both match with 50 yard runs on explosive plays.

Nebraska would respond on a 11 yard TJ Lateef score with his legs to make the score a little more respectable but the Cornhuskers would still have work to do.

The crowd would go wild. Allen would make history, passing Evan Royster as the all-time rushing leader 2,934 yards.Allen would then find the endzone on a 13 yard score to extend the Nits lead 37-10

Penn State would get more key blocking this time it would be from Khalil Dinkins as Singleton would find the endzone on a 10 yard rushing touchdown tying Barkley with 43 touchdowns. To give the Nittany Lions a 23-3 lead Ryan Barker's kick would go wide left.

Penn State would hold true on defense holding the Cornhuskers to a modest three points Singleton and Allen would rush for 123 total between the two backs in the first half.

Penn State really got the running game going in their 37-10 win over Nebraska to a tune of 234 yards on 38 attempts Singleton and Allen both had strong showings in their final home game at Beaver Stadium Ethan Grunkemeyer completed 11 of 12 for 181 yards on one passing touchdown coming on a passing play to Rappleyea.

Penn State senior night would come with pure class and grit with the Nittany Lions helping lead interim head coach Terry Smith to his second win as a head coach Penn State will look to clinch a bowl eligible berth next week when they travel to Piscataway New Jersey next Saturday in hopes to even their record.

Penn State holds an all time record of 31-2 all time against the Scarlet Knights the last time the Nittany Lions lost to Rutgers came back in the 1980's as members of the big ten Penn State holds a 9-0 record against Rutgers.

22/11/2025

TVAA MVP 🥇

20/11/2025

20/11/2025

The Mid-Penn's All-Star teams are out for football! Here is a complete list of the Keystone all-division offensive squad.