Just three years after competing in the first girls wrestling match at the Lancaster-Lebanon Championship, Anna Kreider returns to Annville-Cleona as head coach. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

Elco's Kylee Trostle has her hand raised in victory after pinning Annville-Cleona’s Lois Carey in their 118 pound bout during an L-L League girls wrestling match at Annville-Cleona High School ...

An intersection in Annville-Cleona has reopened, following an earlier crash involving multiple vehicles Monday afternoon. Video above: Headlines from WGAL News 8 Today. Advertisement ...

ANNVILLE — It went in the books as a 38-30 setback. But let the record clearly show that Annville-Cleona’s girls basketball team put up one heck of a fight Monday night. The Dutchmen were ...

ANNVILLE — Annville-Cleona senior guard Elisha Slabach has been on a tear this season, and that didn’t stop through early action against ELCO. Both teams came in off a back-to-back contest ...

Annville-Cleona boys, girls high school basketball previews for 2024-25. Story by Zavier Gussett, Lebanon Daily News • 2mo.

After the PIAA put girls flag football for a start date in 2025-26, a pairing from Annville-Cleona spoke about their time playing football.

The defensive side is where Annville-Cleona seems to be the most consistent despite losing its top two leading tacklers from a year ago. After a campaign with 71 tackles, Jonathon Shay was named ...

CHRIS MANNING/Sun-Gazette Correspondent Wellsboro's Piper Hoprich runs the Class AA 200 race in girls competition on Saturday in Shippensburg.

Annville-Cleona's Cael Harter was named to the Class 2A all-state football team after a standout senior season.

MILLERSBURG — Elisha Slabach scored a game-high 23 points, and Annville-Cleona outscored Millersburg by eight in the second quarter to pull away in the nonleague matchup.

Annville-Cleona, which also claimed the District 3 title, was the only squad in GameTimePA's coverage area of Adams, Franklin, Lebanon and York counties to medal. In fact, medals were few and far ...