Henry Huber

5 days ago | sungazette.com | Henry Huber

Jun 2, 2025 Special to the Sun-Gazette Heading into the season, Bucktail senior Matti Mason was disappointed by the team’s projected outlook. Due to key departures, even when combated by promise, the campaign was coined a rebuild year before it had even begun, and that’s a tough pill to swallow for a senior looking to close out her last hoorah on a high note. But although the year began as expected, as the Bucks lost five of their first eight and endured back-to-back blowouts through Week 3,...

1 week ago | sungazette.com | Henry Huber

May 30, 2025 Special to the Sun-Gazette On the second-to-last Monday of March, Carrie Ditty had a lot on her mind apart from the usual goings of a school day deep within her freshman year. That Monday marked the official Day One of Bucktail softball’s 2025 season and to put it bluntly, she was scared to death. Not only was Ditty mentally preparing to make the first start of her high school career, but she would also be taking on softball’s most scrutinized position at pitcher. And with the...

1 week ago | sungazette.com | Henry Huber

May 27, 2025 Special to the Sun-Gazette While the Bucktail softball team’s quest to three-peat as district champions landed closer than most might’ve anticipated midway through April, that quest would hit a roadblock one curve away from the finish line. That roadblock came in the form of an experienced Northeast Bradford squad, one which the rolling Bucks couldn’t overcome. In the District 4 Class A championship at Williamsport’s Elm Park on Tuesday, Bucktail (11-8) got off to a slow start...

2 weeks ago | sungazette.com | Henry Huber

May 23, 2025 Special to the Sun-Gazette Following a promising sophomore campaign, Jersey Shore’s Zack Kendall would kick things up a notch as a junior, dropping almost four seconds off his marquee event — the 300 hurdles — and ultimately punching his first ticket to states. That set the bar high when it came to building upwards entering his senior season. But despite the challenge, he’s been able to do just that. On top of maintaining the success he inhibited in the 300 as a junior,...

2 weeks ago | sungazette.com | Henry Huber

May 20, 2025 Special to the Sun-Gazette CRESSON – Despite still being an underclassman, Central Mountain sophomore Camdyn Weaver hasn’t made that apparent through her second season with the softball team, handling an elevated role as one of the team’s starting pitchers with grace and composure. And in the biggest game of the season up to this point, that latter attribute came into play. After getting out to a 4-0 lead in the District 6 Class 5A championship, things looked dicey in the top of...