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Little Lions Head to New Jersey for Week 2
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State College football looked strong last week during a 35-12 win over Mifflin County to open the season at home. This week, State High will take a four-hour drive southeast to play New Jersey Catholic prep school St. Augustine.
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Centre County Football Squads Look to Build on (Mostly) Strong Starts
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Four wins in five games for Centre County high school football teams in Week 1 was not bad. All five teams are in action again this week. Here’s a look at the matchups for Friday, Aug. 31:
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State High Sports Round-up: With Some Little Lion Teams Off to Strong Start, Others Ready to Begin 2018 Campaign
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Many State College Area High School teams have begun their schedules, and heading into the start of the season for the remainder of the teams, take a look at the Little Lions varsity squads and what to look forward to in 2018
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Penn State Wrestling Shuffles Lineup, Nickal Moves Up
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The beginning of wrestling season is still more than two months away, but Penn State is already gearing up for its eighth title in nine years by switching its lineup around a bit.
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Drivers Headed to Penn State Football Opener Could See Travel Delays
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Fans from across Pennsylvania and beyond will be heading to Beaver Stadium this weekend to see Penn State football open the season on Saturday. Whatever direction they may be coming from, drivers should be aware of the potential for travel delays, according to PennDOT.
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CCRRA and Penn State Aim to Make Tailgate Recycling and Clean-Up Easy
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Penn State football kicks off a new season on Saturday at Beaver Stadium, and that means tens of thousands of fans will be tailgating in the lots and fields around Beaver Stadium. Centre County Recycling and Refuse Authority wants those fans to remember that it’s simple to sort recycling and trash
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State College Field Hockey Returns 14 Letter Winners from District Championship Team
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Second-year head coach Bethany Mink said this year’s edition of the team has the capabilities to win another championship in 2018.
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Penn State Men’s Soccer Will Rely on Experienced Defense, Enlivened Forwards Under Cook
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Penn State men’s soccer will kick off its regular season schedule when it hosts the University of Central Florida on Friday at 7 p.m. The Nittany Lions take the field in the hopes of improving on last season’s 5-10-2 record and seventh-place finish in the Big Ten.
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High School Gridiron Action Set to Get Underway
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All five Centre County High School football teams will be in action on Friday.
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Frank Pope: He’s the Man at the Gate for Dear Old State
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Yes, the Beaver Stadium queue is boring. And sometimes it’s stressful. But we’re living in the post-9/11 era, so maybe all of us should accept the necessary nuisance. Better yet, maybe we should thank the leader who runs the gates to help keep us safe. So who would that be? Who is in charge here