Lougee bestowed with Coaching Honor
Article by Andy Shay, The Patriot-News/Photo by Christine Baker, The Patriot-News For the full article… [more]
Lacrosse falls to Carlisle in season finale
Article by Jeffrey Kauffman, The Sentinel/Photos by Jason Malmont, The Sentinel For the full article… [more]
Softball defeats Lower Dauphin, Hiestand earns win number 100
Article by The Sentinel/Photos by The Camera Box For the full article, click here. Mechanicsburg… [more]
Baseball falls to Lower Dauphin
Article by Chris Hopkins, The Sentinel/Photo by The Camera Box For the full article, click here. Lower… [more]
Top Stories

Article by Andy Shay, The Patriot-News/Photo by Christine Baker, The Patriot-News For the full article and photos, click here. Long-time Mechanicsburg soccer coach Tony Lougee was honored as the 2013 A.I. Garner Outstanding Coach Award. Lougee was nominated this year by finalist Natalie Zelenky. And her entire essay was shared with the nearly 250 in attendance. In addition, four other previous Travers Award nominees, including 2007 winner Bobby Warshaw, nominated Lougee for the award. … [Read More...]

Article by Jeffrey Kauffman, The Sentinel/Photos by Jason Malmont, The Sentinel For the full article and photos of the game, click here. The Carlisle Thundering Herd had previously clinched a share of the division title, but still needed to beat last-place Mechanicsburg in their final regular season game to win the Commonwealth Division outright. They scored seven first period goals and were able to buy some rest time for key players as they rolled the Wildcats, 14-6, Monday night at John … [Read More...]

Article by The Sentinel/Photos by The Camera Box For the full article, click here. Mechanicsburg coach Gail Hiestand had no idea her players knew she was one win away from reaching 100. Ask any of the Wildcats players, though, and they’ll tell you they had it all planned out. After losing Tuesday in extra innings to Middletown, Mechanicsburg bounced right back, beating Lower Dauphin, 10-5, at Lower Dauphin High School. And while the win was No. 100 for Hiestand, she was more … [Read More...]

Article by Chris Hopkins, The Sentinel/Photo by The Camera Box For the full article, click here. Lower Dauphin coach Ken Kulina had a feeling that Wednesday’s matchup with Mechanicsburg was going to be pretty high scoring. After both team’s combined for five runs on seven hits in the first inning, it was looking like he might be right. However, with just two weeks left in the regular season and first place in the Mid-Penn Keystone up for grabs, Kulina was in no mood to watch both … [Read More...]









Connect with GoMechanicsburg