New York Mets fans have only seen first-round pick Reese Havens once at KeySpan Park, as the shortstop out of South Carolina spent the early season shaking off an elbow injury. » Full Story

Newberry had things going its way. After being shut out through four innings, it collected three hits and scored twice. But the momentum did not last. » Full Story

Cole Hanley had one mission. The Keystone pitcher wanted to throw a shutout.

He got that and added another impressive performance to his all-star resume. » Full Story

Jesse Hulien went 3-for-4 with a home run and eight different players had hits as East Lycoming as routed Nippenose, 13-3 in the opening round of the District 12 Junior tournament. » Full Story

Brandon Haislet pulled up, looked up, and watched Reese Havens’ home run smash off Bowman Field’s brand new video board, before the ball plunged to rest in the grass a few feet from his shoelaces. » Full Story

Anthony Caruso should have been nervous.

Montoursville trailed Newberry, 6-4, but had just scored three two-out runs and had the tying run at the plate. » Full Story

Christian Rishel ripped three hits down the third-base line. Frank Stetts had two doubles. Five different players had hits.

It was that kind of day for Nippenose. » Full Story

STATE COLLEGE — This may be as close to a gritty victory as the Williamsport Crosscutters get before venturing out of Pinckney Division play. » Full Story

After 14 games against three teams — including six against State College and five against Jamestown — the Williamsport Crosscutters will be happy to see new faces when the Brooklyn Cyclones visit Bowm » Full Story

The Clinton Major softball team advanced to the district final with a 13-3 win over Brandon on Tuesday night. » Full Story