Hughesville features just one senior and one returning starter. Its most experienced player is a sophomore and Hughesville also starts two freshmen. And yet, despite playing in the absurdly rugged HAC-II,

It is not a stretch saying Gee produced one of the best passing seasons in area history. A first-time starter, Gee compiled one of the best quarterback ratings ever and currently is the highest-rated area passer of the 2000s.

Highland 57, Buckeye 48 Louisville 52, Lorain 43 Manchester 66, Mogadore 49 FIELD — Cadwell 4-1-9, Rorrer 2-0-5, Young 2-0-4, Tronge 2-0-4, Muncy 1-0-3, Cultrona 0-2-2, Eader 0-2-2, Gartner 0-0 ...

When Craig Weaver Sr. exited the Bloomsburg High School gym two years ago, he figured he had just coached his last basketball game. The area’s all-time girls basketball wins leader had led Hughesville to its best four-year run in program history and spent last year watching his granddaughter MacKenzie play at Montoursville.

Muncy’s seniors played their finals high school game on Friday night at the District 4 Class A finals against Canton. Although the outcome was not what they desire, these senior have won three District 4 titles in their high school careers for Muncy.

Looking at the individual statistic leaders throughout the season, one rarely saw Canton players near the top, no matter the category. Looking at the team stats, however, Canton always was at or near the top.

For Rae Biddle, Muncy’s girl’s field hockey coach, tells us, “I loved the sport having played in high school, and wanted to become involved by helping my former Warrior Run team. The coach at the time mentioned Milton’s head coach needing an assistant,

I always look forward to the afternoon the District 4 soccer playoffs get released to see who’s on what side of the bracket. And of course, I always then try my best to predict who will win in each class.

Four candidates have their eyes set on three open seats on the Muncy Borough Council in the Nov. 2 general election. The candidates include a Republican listed on the ballot as a Democrat, incumbent Rick Umpstead,

Muncy made some big scoring plays and produced an impressive nine-play, 78-yard scoring drive which clinched a hard-fought 31-20 win against South Williamsport. But if one wants to understand how Muncy has become one of the state’s premier Class A programs,