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26/09/2025

On Wednesday, September 24, the Troy Trojan Marching Band and Music Boosters hosted the 2025 Cavalcade of Bands in Alparon Park in Troy. The Bradford-Sullivan Cavalcade of Bands is presented each year by the Bradford-Sullivan County Music Educators Association, with this year being the 49th annual event; the cavalcade includes performances by the marching bands from each school district in the two counties, giving them a chance to showcase their new musical routines.

This year, the Athens Area High School Marching Wildcats kicked things off with a show titled “The Nightmare Before Christmas,” featuring a selection of music from the movie of the same name.

The Canton Warriors Marching Band’s 2025 show is called “Music from Around the World” and includes tunes by ABBA, Santana, and Miley Cyrus.

The performance from the Northeast Bradford Marching Panther Band, titled “Superheroes – Every Hero Has A Song, We Play Them All,” featured iconic scores from Superman, Batman, and The Avengers.

The Sayre High School Marching Redskins’ 2025 show is called “A Day in the Life,” including Avichii’s “Wake Me Up,” Paramore’s “Ain’t it Fun,” Coldplay’s “Sky full of Stars,” and OneRepublic’s “Counting Stars.”

The Sullivan County Marching Griffins performed a field tune of “High Hopes” by Panic! At the Disco.

The Towanda Black Knight Marching Band presented a show featuring a selection of music by Elton John, including “I’m Still Standing,” “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart,” and a K-Dette Featurette of Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting).”

The Wyalusing Valley Marching Rams performed its 2025 show titled “Nothing but 90’s,” with music by Blink 182, Nirvana, Green Day, and the Backstreet Boys.

Last, but certainly not least, the Troy Trojan Marching Band performed a show called “Life, Love, & Rock N’ Roll.” The show featured music by Bon Jovi, Journey, and Twisted Sister.

After awards were presented to each band, students were treated to a performance by The Spirit and Pride of Pennsylvania Mansfield University Marching Band. Their 2025 exhibition is themed “Queens of Pop” and includes songs by Queen, Madonna, Beyonce, Aretha Franklin, Lady Gaga, and ABBA.

Congratulations to all of these outstanding musicians for all their incredible performances!

25/09/2025

A steady drizzle couldn’t dampen the energy Wednesday night as the Wellsboro Hornets soccer team shut out the North Penn-Liberty Mounties, 2-0, on their home field.

Before kickoff, Hornets coach Todd Fitch was honored for reaching a career milestone — his 100th win, achieved earlier this season with a 5-0 victory over Towanda.

Wellsboro struck first about 30 minutes into play when Zander Rachiele lofted a long ball past midfield to Jacob Smith, who slipped into the box and beat the keeper for a 1-0 lead.

The Hornets extended their advantage minutes later when Brayden Benjamin delivered a corner kick into the box, connecting with Smith and then Colin Fletcher, who powered the ball into the net for the night’s final goal.

Both defenses tightened up for the remainder of the match, securing the Hornets’ shutout.

Wellsboro will travel to Athens on Saturday, while the Mounties look to bounce back at home against Williamson.

24/09/2025

On Tuesday, the Wellsboro Hornets cross country team hosted the Wyalusing Rams and Towanda Black Knights in a competitive tri-meet on their home course.

In the boys races, Wellsboro faced tough opposition, falling to Towanda, 21–36, and narrowly to Wyalusing, 26–29. On the girls’ side, the Hornets earned a hard-fought split—dropping a 22–33 decision to Towanda but edging Wyalusing by a single point, 27–28.

Individual standouts highlighted the meet with strong performances. In the girls’ race, Lauren Kosek led the field with a winning time of 21:44. Maris Cobb (22:17) finished second, followed by Mary-Kate Eberlin (23:29), Kenzie Brown (24:05), and Kaci Kosek (25:38) rounding out the top five.

The boys’ race was equally exciting as Boom Thompson claimed first with a time of 19:03. Emmett Klees (19:05) finished just behind him in second, with Max Macias (19:29), Henry Whitney (20:17), and Aidan Neiley (20:33) securing the remaining top-five spots.

Wellsboro will be back on the course this Saturday as they travel to the prestigious McQuaid Invitational.

24/09/2025

On Tuesday, September 23, the Troy Trojans cross country team hosted Sullivan County and Cowanesque Valley for a hard-fought tri-meet on their home course.

In boys competition, the Trojans impressed with a pair of decisive victories—defeating Sullivan County, 22–37, and rolling past CV, 18–45. The girls team battled hard but came up short, falling to Sullivan, 16–39, and narrowly dropping a close race to CV, 25–30.

The meet also featured standout individual performances on both sides. On the girls’ side, Zoey Reese crossed the finish line first with a time of 22:29, followed closely by Addison Templin (22:56). Paige Jordan (23:15), Natalie Yonker (23:34), and Lainey Hackett (23:40) rounded out the top five.

For the boys, RJ Bellinger led the pack with a winning time of 18:36. Carter Blasp secured second place in 18:57, Frank Harper claimed third at 19:05, Calen Sweigart grabbed fourth at 19:13, and Hunter Simones completed the top five in 19:43.

The Trojans will look to carry their momentum into the weekend as they head to the prestigious McQuaid Invitational on Saturday.

23/09/2025

Mansfield Days premiers this coming Saturday along with Commonwealth University–Mansfield’s Homecoming. One of the many fun things to do on Saturday will be to visit the Dancing Lights Saloon at the Mansfield Foundation patio.

Dr. Smythe will be on hand to introduce the new drink that was just invented in 1893 – the root beer float. Your float will even be served in a commemorative mug!

Costumed characters will welcome everyone back to the 1890’s. While you are on the Mansfield Foundation patio, stop over to the Gate House where Joyce Tice will have historic information about the 1890’s. For more information about the Mansfield Day’s event go to the Community Chamber of Commerce page or call 570-662-3442.

22/09/2025

The Athens Wildcats delivered a statement win on Friday night, September 19, overpowering North Penn-Mansfield 54-13 at Island Park.

The Wildcats set the tone early. Inside the Panthers’ 10-yard line, quarterback Connor Davidson dropped the snap but turned the broken play into points by scrambling into the end zone. Zachary Fisher’s extra point put Athens ahead 7-0.

From there, the Wildcats took control, piling on 41 unanswered points through the first half and into the third quarter as their offense shredded the Panthers’ defense.

North Penn-Mansfield finally found life with just under six minutes left in the third. Luke Kreger fielded a kickoff and returned it the length of the field for a touchdown, cutting the deficit to 41-6.

Athens quickly responded, continuing their offensive onslaught. Midway through the fourth quarter, Davidson found Kaden Rowe over the middle for the highlight of the night. Rowe tipped the pass to himself, shook a defender, and sprinted the rest of the way for a touchdown. With the kick good, Athens capped its scoring at 54-6.

The Panthers added one final spark on special teams. Colton Pellett took a kickoff return the distance, with Brody Grinnell adding the extra point to make it 54-13, where the score would stand.

With the decisive win, Athens improves their season outlook and will look to keep momentum going. North Penn-Mansfield will aim to bounce back as they travel to face Warrior Run this Friday.

22/09/2025

The Wellsboro Hornets stormed past the Cowanesque Valley Indians on Friday night, September 19, putting together a dominant performance on both sides of the ball to secure a 37-15 road win.

After a scoreless first quarter, Wellsboro struck in the second when Reed Richardson powered in from seven yards out to give the Hornets a 6-0 lead. Just before halftime, quarterback Griffin Morral pitched the ball to Marek Mascho, who launched a pass to the back of the end zone. Kody Enck made the grab, stretching the advantage to 12-0.

The Hornets kept the pressure on in the third quarter. Following a successful onside kick after a double penalty, Mascho recovered the ball deep in CV territory. Wellsboro capitalized on the opportunity, extending the lead to 18-0. Moments later, Morral connected on a deep strike to Ethan Keane for another touchdown, pushing the score to 24-0.

With less than a minute left in the quarter, Morral read the Indians’ offense perfectly, picking off a pass and racing it back for a pick-six. The extra point was good, and Wellsboro entered the final frame ahead, 31-0.

The Hornets weren’t done. Early in the fourth, a blocked punt gave Wellsboro prime field position. Morral kept it himself and powered into the end zone to put Wellsboro up 37-0.

Cowanesque Valley avoided the shutout with two late scores, but the outcome had long been decided. The Hornets walked away with a commanding 37-15 victory.

Wellsboro will look to keep the momentum rolling when they return home Friday, September 26, to host the Athens Wildcats.

22/09/2025

The Troy Trojans wasted no time asserting dominance on Friday night, September 19, overwhelming the Towanda Black Knights with a relentless attack on both sides of the ball in a 44-0 shutout victory.

The fireworks started early. Deep in their own territory, quarterback Mason Smith broke free for a 65-yard rush that set up Troy’s first scoring drive. A few plays later, Smith connected with Trey Teribury in the corner of the end zone. On the ensuing extra-point attempt, a bobbled snap turned into opportunity as Spencer Martin found Smith in the opposite corner for two points, giving the Trojans an 8-0 lead.

Troy struck again on their next possession. Smith faked a handoff before launching a long pass to Brendan Gilliland for another touchdown. With Gavin Lykon-Leffler’s kick good, the Trojans extended their lead to 15-0.

The defense soon joined the highlight reel. Towanda, under heavy pressure, rolled right only to have their pass intercepted by Martin. Troy quickly capitalized as Gilliland took a wide pitch into the end zone, stretching the margin to 22-0.

The Black Knights’ struggles continued on special teams when a high snap sailed over their kicker, setting up the Trojans inside the 10-yard line. Smith wasted no time, finding Reed Palmer wide open for another score. By the end of the first quarter, Troy had built a commanding 29-0 advantage.

The onslaught continued as the Trojans added three more touchdowns in the second half, while their defense refused to yield. When the final whistle blew, Troy had secured a resounding 44-0 shutout.

With the win, Troy turns their attention to this Friday’s home matchup against the Wyalusing Rams. Towanda will look to regroup as they travel to Canton to face the Warriors.

19/09/2025

Heart of Tioga will hold its 5th Annual Fundraiser Banquet on Saturday, October 18, at 5:00 p.m. at The Church of the New Covenant in Mansfield.

This year’s theme, “Declare His Glory,” is inspired by Psalm 96:3: “Declare His glory among the nations, His marvelous works among all the people!”

The evening will feature guest speaker Paul Marshall, former executive director of Willow Network, a pregnancy center in central New York. Dinner will be catered by Timmy B’s, and the event will highlight the work Heart of Tioga has accomplished in the community with the support of donors and volunteers.

Heart of Tioga, a faith-based Christian ministry, provides free and confidential support for individuals experiencing pregnancy, equips parents through educational programs, and shares the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Admission to the banquet is free, but reservations are required. To reserve tickets or learn more about sponsorship opportunities, call 570-404-8308 or email [email protected].

15/09/2025

On Thursday, September 11th 2025, Guthrie Troy Community Hospital invited the community to celebrate their 75th anniversary with a free catered lunch, music provided by Wiggle 100, and insightful and thankful remarks from various guest speakers. The hospital has been a cornerstone in providing trusted care to the community, and the celebration gave everyone a chance to honor the impressive legacy of healing and hope, as well as recognize the hardworking staff. This incredible milestone wouldn’t have been possible without every caretaker, patient, and the support of the Troy community and its surrounding areas.
Director of Operations and Nursing Services at Guthrie, Amber King, shared the importance of this event, explained the history of the hospital, and gave a heartfelt shoutout to everyone who helped reach this goal. “We’ve been in the community for longer than 75 years, but the hospital name itself has been here for 75 years,” King stated, “We’re celebrating not only our past and our present, but we’re also showing what we’re going to hold in the future as well for our community and our hospital.”
For more information about Guthrie Troy Community Hospital, visit https://www.guthrie.org/locations/guthrie-troy-community-hospital

15/09/2025

The Canton Warriors and North Penn-Mansfield Panthers delivered a Friday night thriller on September 13, but it was the Panthers who closed strong, pulling away late to secure a 24–14 victory.

North Penn-Mansfield wasted no time setting the tone. On the opening kickoff, Colton Pellett scooped up a tricky bounce, found daylight, and raced untouched into the end zone. With the extra point good, the Panthers jumped out to an early 7–0 lead. A first-quarter field goal extended the margin to 10–0.

Canton clawed back just before halftime. Driving deep inside the Panthers’ red zone, Bailey Gardner punched in a hard-fought touchdown run from inside the five. Alexis McRoberts added the extra point, cutting the deficit to 10–7 at the break.

During halftime, Canton honored new inductees into the Canton Sports Hall of Fame: Hal Jenkins, Stu Streeter, Glenn Kauffman, and Dave Cochran.

Momentum shifted in the third quarter. Gardner struck again, breaking loose for a 30-yard score to put the Warriors in front, 14–10. Canton looked poised to extend the lead when Ryder Route broke a long screen pass in the fourth quarter, but Pellett came up clutch for the Panthers, stripping the ball just before the goal line.

That defensive spark ignited the Panthers’ comeback. On a daring fourth-and-six, Bradley Brooks pitched to Luke Kreger, who outran defenders for a 74-yard touchdown. Brody Grinnel’s extra point reclaimed the lead, 17–14.

With just minutes remaining, Kreger iced the game with another score, this time barreling in on an outside pitch. The kick was good, sealing the 24–14 Panthers win.

The Panthers return home Friday to host the Athens Wildcats, while the Warriors will be on the road against Montgomery.

15/09/2025

The Wellsboro Hornets controlled the pace from start to finish on Friday, September 12, powering past the Towanda Black Knights for a decisive 33–12 win on their home turf.

The Hornets struck early in the first quarter when Reed Richardson muscled through defenders for the opening touchdown. Wellsboro’s offense quickly found its rhythm, as quarterback Griffin Morral connected with Max Mascho on a 50-yard strike. With Finn Matthews’ extra point, the Hornets surged ahead 13–0.

Towanda answered in the second quarter with Curtis Maynard capping off a determined drive to close the gap, 13–6. The Black Knights capitalized on a Wellsboro fumble moments later, but the Hornet defense stiffened, forcing Brayden Spencer to settle for a 27-yard field goal. That trimmed the lead to 13–9.

Wellsboro responded before halftime with a statement drive. Morral found Kody Enck for a big gain, setting up Mascho’s second touchdown of the night. The Hornets carried a 19–9 advantage into the break.

Halftime also celebrated Wellsboro’s Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2025. This year’s inductees were Deb Bilder, Dailyn Cooney, Carrie Gorda, Chris Morral, and Todd Crumb.

The second half saw more of Wellsboro’s defensive grit. Spencer tacked on another field goal for Towanda in the third quarter, but the Hornets never let their lead slip.

In the fourth, Wellsboro’s offense put the game away. On fourth-and-long, Morral rolled out and dropped a perfect pass to Enck for a 29-yard score. Moments later, the Hornets faked a field goal, with Max Mascho tossing a touchdown to his brother Marek. Morral then added a rushing touchdown of his own, crossing the pylon to seal the 33–12 victory.

The Hornets now look to keep their momentum rolling as they travel to face Cowanesque Valley on Friday night.

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