2016 NTL and District 4 News

Sayre's Matt Williams continued the stride by signing a letter of intent Wednesday afternoon to play baseball at St. Bonaventure University, a member of the NCAA D-I Atlantic 10 conference.

Growing up JP Shaw always thought about one day playing for Mansfield University.

For the second time this school year Tioga's Jesse Manuel anchored a deep playoff run.

Both were three-sport athletes. Both made All-Region teams in multiple events. One plays in New York, one in Pennsylvania. Both are this year's The Daily & Sunday Review Newcomers of the Year.

Inning after inning the Mansfield Tigers pitching staff put zeroes on the board for the offense of last year's state finalists, Neumann Goretti.

HANOVER — Early on, it looked like North Penn-Mansfield might ruin all the chances they had but didn't capitalize on.

The NTL coaches named their all-stars and, after helping Mansfield to a District 4 title, J.P. Shaw of Mansfield is the player of the year.

WILLIAMSPORT — Going into the district title game Sayre coach Jon Pack felt his team was the better team on paper.

WILLIAMSPORT -- When the season started, the North Penn-Mansfield baseball team wasn't even in Class AA.

WILLIAMSPORT — On a scorching hot Saturday afternoon at Bowman Field, the Sayre Redskins were even hotter on the baseball diamond.

WILLIAMSPORT — The Athens Wildcats dipped into postseason districts baseball as a number one seed.

North Penn-Mansfield ended Loyalsock's reign as District IV, Class AA champions Thursday.

LERAYSVILLE — Anybody could forgive Northeast Bradford if they had some first inning jitters.

MANSFIELD -- Carl Dinger scored the winning run in the seventh as North Penn-Mansfield walked off with a 5-4 win over Wellsboro in District 4, Class AA baseball action.

SAYRE — Of 23 students from 13 school districts, only two are chosen as the female and male NTL Athletes of the Year.