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Wrestlers prepare for new season
The General McLane varsity wrestling squad was very successful last season and coach Tim Mulholland believes that the team could enjoy a similar season this year. As a result of GM success last year, several GM wrestlers made a run at states...

Varsity basketball looks to underclassmen for answers
Last year, the Lancers varsity boys basketball team traveled deep into the playoffs. This year the team must overcome the loss of experience to venture that far again...

Lancer Swimming kicks off
The GM Lancer Swim Team has kicked off the season with a strong start. The team gained new swimmers and an addition of a diving team for the season...

Edinboro- McKean Ski Group Soon to Begin
The Edinboro-McKean Ski Group is scheduled to begin Saturday, Jan. 8, at Peek 'N Peak in Findley Lake, NY. Many students are looking forward to this year's fun times with the ski group...

Girls Basketball gets new coach
After years of being coached by Mr. Gleck Williams, the GM girls basketball team will be under new leadership this year, led by Mr. Rick Gudowski...

GM soccer falls to Shady Side in double OT
The General McLane varsity boys soccer team played hard from the first game of the season to the last. They went to the PIAA playoffs, which GM soccer hasn't done before. This season was one to remember for all those involved...

Extreme Sports
The idea of dangling hundreds of feet in the air or hanging from a rock supported only by a harness and a thin cord made of rubber, to some, is nothing but an adrenaline rush. Others, however, may find it just plain nauseating...

Cheerleader compete to benefit cancer research
Cheerleading held their first competition with a special cheerleading squad November 10 at Penn State Behrend. This was the first year this competition was held...