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Jim Thorpe, PA — The Olympian boys track and field team picked up their first dual meet win of the season in defeating the Northern Lehigh Bulldogs by a score of 81-68. As is typi...

Jim Thorpe, PA — In a highly competitive dual meet for the Lady Olympians, several girls won events to keep the meet close. Depth in the relays and some other events proved to be ...

Jim Thorpe, PA — From the first meet to the next meet is always a time of great improvement potential for those that focus in the changes and corrections that needed to take place...

Jim Thorpe, PA — On a colder, windy day the girls track and field team hosted Notre Dame Green Pond in a dual meet. Despite a 130-19 defeat team wise, several members of the team ...

Jim Thorpe, PA — Improvement was shown and learning occurred for the boys in their dual meet loss to Lehighton. Despite the score looking lopsided, the boys competed in each event...

Jim Thorpe, PA — The first meet of the season is always a great learning experience for all athletes and coaches. Athletes get the "feel" of what a meet is and coaches get to iden...

Pottsville, PA — POTTSVILLE — The Crimson Tide ran past Jim Thorpe and handed first-year head coach Mike Brennan his first victory as head coach of his alma mater in the team's ho...

Pottsville, PA — No highlights...just a devastating final score. Surely, someone could have found a silver lining somewhere...

Tamaqua, PA — The Olympian Boys track and field team traveled to Tamaqua to take on the Blue Raiders and North Schuylkill Spartans in a double dual. Team wise, the boys came cl...

Tamaqua, PA — The Lady Olympians traveled to Tamaqua to compete against both the Blue Raiders and Lady Spartans of North Schuylkill. In a very balanced team effort, the Lady Ol...

Jim Thorpe, PA — Lots of positives to take away from yesterday's dual meet against Blue Mountain and competition also against Nativity, Shenandoah Valley, and Lincoln Leadership A...

Jim Thorpe, PA — The Lady Olympians took the track yesterday to compete against Blue Mountain, Nativity, Shenandoah Valley, and Lincoln Leadership Academy. The Lady Olympians had ...