Jeff Norris

1 week ago | huntingdondailynews.com | Jeff Norris

The Huntingdon County Sports Hall of Fame conducted its 27th installation banquet Saturday evening at the Smithfield Fire Company. The five inductees were Chad Brindle, Don Donaldson, Ty Levy, Garrett Scott and Jason Shea. Hall president Keith Black began the celebration by welcoming members and guests. Teresa McConaughy then same the National Anthem Black led the Pledge of Allegiance.

4 weeks ago | huntingdondailynews.com | Jeff Norris

Huntingdon and top-seeded Forest Hills got into an outstanding pitching duel that began Tuesday evening in Altoona and finished early Thursday afternoon at Mount Aloysius College. With the score tied 1-1 through nine and one-half innings, it ended in a tragic way. kAm(:E9 @?6 @FE[ %96 #2?86CD’ r92D6 (:==:2>D@? 9:E 2 D92CA =:?6 5C:G6 FA E96 >:55=6] &?7@CEF?2E6=J E96 32== 9:E q62C42E A:E496C qC@4< qCJD@? :? E96 7246 2?5 :E C:4@496E65 :?E@ 7@F= E6CC:E@CJ FA E96 7:CDE 32D6 =:?6]k^AmkAm#:492C5D@?

4 weeks ago | huntingdondailynews.com | Jeff Norris

Juniata Valley’s first-ever appearance in a District Six softball championship game came up just short Thursday afternoon at Central Cambria High School. The Hornets fell behind top-seeded Claysburg 5-0 over the first three innings. Valley mounted a rally in the fifth and sixth innings, but lost a 5-4 decision to the unbeaten Bulldogs. Both teams will move into the PIAA Tournament Monday. The Hornets will travel to take on the District Nine champion. kAm%96 w@C?6ED 925 EH@ 6CC@CD :?

1 month ago | huntingdondailynews.com | Jeff Norris

After many years, it has become obvious that baseball can be a strange game that doesn’t follow logic at all. That could have been exemplified by Huntingdon’s District 6-3A semifinal matchup against second-seeded Central Saturday afternoon at Martinsburg. Huntingdon starting pitcher Brock Bryson didn’t have his best stuff that day. Over five innings he walked seven batters. He wasn’t particularly help that the Bearcats were guilty of four errors.

1 month ago | huntingdondailynews.com | Jeff Norris

It took a turn through the lineup before the Huntingdon baseball team was able to get its offense on a roll. After that, the Bearcats pulled away and shut out visiting Bellwood 10-0 Monday afternoon. It was the fourth straight win for the Bearcats, now 14-4 for the spring. Bellwood has lost four of six starts and slipped to 8-12. kAm“xE E@@< E:>6 7@C E96 @776?D6 E@ 86E :? 2 8C@@G6[” D2:5 wF?E:?85@? 4@249 y@? |J<FE] “(6 E@@< 25G2?E286 @7 H92E E96 @E96C E62> 82G6 FD]”k^AmkAmp7E6C 8@:?8 5@H? :? @C56C :?