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July 29, 2026 | Brad Loff

Beyond the Sidelines: Why SportzWire Is Refusing to Back Down

As SportzWire continues to modernize local sports coverage, the pushback from the established landscape has only grown. Explore why we refuse to let administrative hurdles slow us down, and why our focus remains strictly on the sidelines and the students.

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July 30, 2026 | Justin Bradley

More Than $100,000 Raised: Coaches vs Cancer NEPA Continues to Unite Communities On and Off the Court

From packed high school gymnasiums to the fairways of Valley Country Club, the fight against cancer continues to bring Northeastern Pennsylvania together. After 29 schools combined to raise more than $100,000 during the 2026 Suits & Sneakers campaign, Coaches vs. Cancer NEPA is preparing for another signature fundraising event that promises to make another huge impact.

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July 29, 2026 | Brad Loff

Hollidaysburg Offense Surges Past Milton in 9 to 5 Victory

An early lead, a massive comeback, and back-to-back late-game home runs! The matchup between Hollidaysburg and Milton had fans on the edge of their seats from the first pitch to the final out. Who sparked the ultimate rally to secure the victory? Click the link below to read the full game recap

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July 29, 2026 | Brad Loff

West Point Outlasts French Creek in Late-Inning Thriller

A late-game home run blast and an incredible eight-strikeout pitching performance set the stage for an epic showdown between West Point and French Creek today! West Point rallied in the crucial late innings, but French Creek fought back with massive power at the plate. Who took home Player of the Game honors in this intense 5 to 3 thriller? Click the link below to read the full game recap exclusively on www.sportzwire.com!

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July 28, 2026 | Justin Bradley

The Name on the Front: How a Little League Tournament Has Become a Lesson in Community

Championships will eventually be decided. A team will punch its ticket to Bristol, and another season will come to an end. But long after the last out is recorded in Jenkins Township, what this week will truly be remembered for isn’t just baseball. It’s the people behind it. The volunteers. The families. The umpires. The grounds crew. The community. And the reminder that sports still have the power to bring us together.

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