“Our mission is to drive Happy Valley’s sports and entertainment strategy, enrich the quality of life, create economic impact, and raise the visibility of our region.”
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“Our mission is to drive Happy Valley’s sports and entertainment strategy, enrich the quality of life, create economic impact, and raise the visibility of our region.”
MECHANICSBURG, Pa. – The Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association, Inc. (PIAA) Board of Directors has approved the host sites for its Spring Sport Championships for the next four-year championship cycle, 2026-27, 2027-28, 2028-29 and 2029-30 school years seasons, reaffirming partnerships with two of Pennsylvania's premier collegiate institutions.
The Happy Valley Sports & Entertainment Alliance (HVSEA) and The Happy Valley Adventure Bureau (HVAB) are gearing up to welcome more than 8,000 athletes and their families from across the country when the State Games of America come to Happy Valley, PA July 24 to Aug. 2.
Powered by the National Congress of State Games and hosted by the Keystone State Games, this Olympic-style multi-sport festival will bring athletes from across the nation to compete in more than 40 sports.
For most sports fans, the words “Happy Valley” conjure up images of a sea of blue and white, the deafening roar of 100,000 football fans, and the legendary turf of Beaver Stadium.
But on June 14, the iconic home of the Nittany Lions will serve as the backdrop for an entirely different kind of competition. Roughly 1,800 athletes from all over North America will run onto the field, during the fourth annual IRONMAN 70.3 Pennsylvania Happy Valley.
