Jarrod Prugar

1 week ago | nittanysportsnow.com | Jarrod Prugar

When the Beaver Stadium press box was torn down Jan. 4, items saved from the carnage became hot commodities for Penn State fans and collectors everywhere. The @Penn_State Beaver Stadium renovation kicked off with a bang as explosive charges brought down the press box to make way for upgrades at the 64-year-old venue. @ttinc joined project partners and Nittany Lions football fans at the Jan. 4 celebration.

3 weeks ago | altoonamirror.com | Jarrod Prugar

Apr 19, 2025 By Jarrod Prugar For the Mirror The Altoona offense was stymied for the second time this week against the Somerset Patriots in a 12-1 loss in front of 3,707 fans at PNG Field Friday night. “I thought we hit a couple balls hard, but we really just couldn’t get anything going,” Curve manager Andy Fox said. “Somerset pitcher Baron Stuart kept us off balance, and we had some traffic, but just couldn’t really get anything going.” Somerset scored runs in six of the nine innings against...

3 weeks ago | altoonamirror.com | Jarrod Prugar

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1 month ago | altoonamirror.com | Jarrod Prugar

By Jarrod PrugarFor the MirrorLORETTO — Not even Mother Nature could get in Saint Francis’ way of hosting a watch party for the March Madness Selection Show Sunday afternoon. She did her best as an early afternoon storm caused a tree to fall down near the entrance to campus blocking that entirely as well as closed Syberton Road leading to Loretto due to debris from the storm.

2 months ago | nittanysportsnow.com | Jarrod Prugar

Echoes of Shane McMahon’s Here Comes the Money rang through Central Pennsylvania on Monday when Penn State announced a $50 million deal to rename Beaver Stadium’s field, West Shore Home Field. Beaver Stadium Has a New NameWest Shore Home Field at Beaver Stadium has a certain ring to it that is eerily reminiscent to Winchestertonfieldville, Iowa as named in the Adam Sandler movie, Mr. Deeds. But alas, money talks, walks and rules everything in this era of college football.