2017 NTL and District 4 News

Anyone that has followed high school baseball and softball this year saw some of the big performances.

Cody Jennings of Athens had a year to remember.

When it came to picking the top male athlete of the year two names stood out.

Tyler Forbes went from a top-notch player at Athens to a bonafide pitcher at Northampton Community College, a successful junior college in Pennsylvania.

It's hard to remember a time when Athens' Breana Gambrell wasn't the most dominating athlete in the region.

Former District 4 star Colton Hock was drafted in the fourth round of the Major League Baseball draft on Tuesday.

MANSFIELD — Mother Nature foiled Sayre and Tri-Valley's state playoff matchup on Monday.

CANTON — In a classic pitcher's duel, both Wellsboro and Old Forge had chances to get the winning run.

HUGHESTOWN — Timely hitting. Do it well and you can win a game with far fewer hits than your opponent. Don't do it well and your season can come to an early end.

The NTL baseball coaches named their 2017 NTL All-Stars on Sunday evening.

Johnny Rowland did it all for Wellsboro Thursday in their historic win against South Williamsport.

STATE COLLEGE — Last year Sayre lost an ugly district final to Millville. On Wednesday they were finally able to wash that bad taste out of their mouths.

STATE COLLEGE — Athens put four years of district frustration to Mifflinburg on Wednesday.

Marc Felt scored two runs, including the game-winner, and had two doubles to lead Athens to their 4-3, 10-inning win over Lewisburg in the Class AAAA, District IV semi-finals on Friday.

Wellsboro used a quick start to beat Williamson 6-3 in District IV, Class AA semi-final baseball action Thursday.