Casey L. Flynn

Apr 6, 2024 | sessions.minnestar.org | Casey L. Flynn |Daniel Feldman |Ian Bicking |Carl Schwab

The past few years have brought a series of catchy phrases that try to put a hipster spin on working for yourself: the creator economy, the influencer economy, the freelance life. Over the past decade, I've transitioned from a career as a full-time freelancer to someone who had built what I like to describe as "the spoke life." It's a central skill, with a number of jobs and opportunities built around and connected to that hub like the spokes of a big wheel.

Apr 25, 2023 | huntingdondailynews.com | Casey L. Flynn

Huntingdon’s softball team hosted their annual tournament on Saturday to visiting Williamsburg and Hollidaysburg. Weather and other implications have halted this tournament numerous times since its launch in 1991. The last tournament took place in 2021 where Hollidaysburg won in a 9-0 decision over Juniata Valley, and this years wasn’t much different as they downed Huntingdon 11-0 to take home the crown.

Apr 22, 2023 | huntingdondailynews.com | Casey L. Flynn

Mount Union’s baseball squad looked to remain perfect on the year in Friday afternoon’s game against visiting Penns Valley. They didn’t waste any time in doing so, giving themselves a 5-0 cushion after the first, and coasting the rest of the way to a 9-0 victory. Bryce Danish got the nod on the mound and looked sharp. Danish went six full innings, allowing three hits and fanning seven batters.

Apr 7, 2023 | huntingdondailynews.com | Casey L. Flynn

Although the season is in its early stages, Huntingdon’s softball team has had trouble controlling the damage as they’ve let errors clump together putting them in a deep hole from just an inning. But, in Thursday’s matchup with visiting Bellefonte, the Bearcats showed plenty of improvements in the field, limiting mistakes, and even getting the bats going late in game. “Pitching and some nice plays in the field kept us in the game for awhile,” noted head coach Chris Patrick.

Feb 16, 2023 | huntingdondailynews.com | Casey L. Flynn

Huntingdon had a chance to clinch the fourth seed in the District Six 3A playoff bracket Wednesday night as they welcomed Central Mountain into town. Although the Bearcats struggled at the free-throw line throughout the evening, they sank the ones that mattered most to seal the 53-51 victory and solidify their seeding. “We forced key turnovers, executed our quick-hitting plays, and knocked down our threes tonight which really propelled us to this win,” commented Huntingdon head coach Eric Troup.