2018 NTL and District 4 News

Canton's Timmy Ward has been in many battles on the football field, and wrestling mat. He's been in must-win games, and huge wrestling matches.

Throughout his career Dalton Prough has been one of the best defensive players in the region. He's been a Defensive Player of the Year on the All-Region team because of his play at shortstop.

His career started with an award and, now Gary Raupers caps his career with another award.

It's starting to become an annual thing.

Kaeden Mann had his most dominant sports season in the Fall. Hailey Jayne had her biggest moments in the Spring.

There are sports figures that are just larger than life.

ALMEDIA — Aaron Hoover pumped his fist as Lewisburg players tossed their gloves high into the night sky.

ALMEDIA — South Williamsport left the field dejected, but focused last May.

The Wellsboro baseball team's dreams of a district title were dashed by the pitching of Tripp Breen.

As Muncy coach Chris Persing visited the mound to change pitchers in the sixth inning, South Williamsport's Hunter Finn was joking around with third-base coach Smokey Stover and two of his teammates and had a smile which went practically ear to ear.

The Cowanesque Valley softball team advanced to the District 4, Class A semifinals with a 5-0 win over Galeton.

MONTGOMERY — Gage Yohn knew all the pressure was on him. Not wanting to let down Montgomery's four seniors, Yohn knew he had to be on.

EAST TROY — Somebody was going to be a hero. That much was evident as Northeast Bradford and Troy came down to the wire. The only question was who.

Nick Shedleski and Owen Arndt combined on a five-inning perfect game as Lewisburg opened the District 4 Class AAA baseball playoffs with a 10-0 win over CMVT.

With Byron Marnati on the mound, Canton shut out Troy 4-0 in non-league baseball action Monday.