Chuck Curti

5 days ago | triblive.com | Chuck Curti

In her heyday as a track and field athlete at her alma mater, Lehigh coach Khayla Atte — the former Khayla Lowe, a Thomas Jefferson grad — was accomplished in the indoor pentathlon and outdoor heptathlon. She put her name on multiple top-10 lists in Lehigh track and field history. But since she began coaching, her goal has been to erase her name from the record books. She remains on only one list: the indoor pentathlon.

5 days ago | triblive.com | Chuck Curti

Cheyenne Piper stands out among her teammates in the Westminster softball team photo: She is the only one wearing glasses. But the Ligonier Valley grad insists her spectacles aren’t any kind of fashion statement, they aren’t her “trademark” or connected to any superstition. She simply can’t wear contact lenses. Piper stands out for more important reasons, and she has left opponents seeing red.

2 weeks ago | dailyitem.com | Chuck Curti

Apr. 7—When the Presidents' Athletic Conference opened its inaugural men's volleyball season in January, it did so with a mixture of established programs and newer faces. Thiel was among the teams that had been around for a while, playing its first season in 2011. As such, the Tomcats were expected to vie for the conference championship, checking in at No. 2 behind another veteran program, Hiram, in the preseason poll.

2 weeks ago | dailyitem.com | Chuck Curti

Apr. 7—Reese Skiba and Sophia Yard have known each other since they were 5 years old. Despite graduating a year apart from different high schools — Skiba from Freeport and Yard from Apollo-Ridge — they have maintained their friendship. When Yard joined Skiba on the Slippery Rock women's track and field team this past year, the two naturally had to have their picture taken together during the team's media day. kAm%96J 92G6 925 A=6?EJ @7 492?46D E@ A@D6 @?

2 weeks ago | triblive.com | Chuck Curti

When the Presidents’ Athletic Conference opened its inaugural men’s volleyball season in January, it did so with a mixture of established programs and newer faces. Thiel was among the teams that had been around for a while, playing its first season in 2011. As such, the Tomcats were expected to vie for the conference championship, checking in at No. 2 behind another veteran program, Hiram, in the preseason poll.