Partial cloudiness early, with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Storms may contain strong gusty winds. High 88F. Winds W at 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 40%..
Variably cloudy with scattered thunderstorms. Storms may contain strong gusty winds. Low 67F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 50%.
Updated: July 21, 2019 @ 1:54 am
Brookville’s Ethan Brentham, right, and DuBois Central Catholic’s JP Piccirillo, left, run together during Thursday’s quad-meet at DuBois. Brentham pulled away in the second half of the race to win with a time of 17:40. Piccirillo was fourth.
DuBois’ Kaleb Stevens negotiates a muddy section of the course after exiting the woods for the first time Thursday during a quad-meet. Stevens, one of nine DuBois seniors honored prior to the race, finished seventh.
DuBois’ Emalee Horner watches her step as she starts up the grass hill Thursday afternoon. Horner finished third in the girls race to help the Lady Beavers go 3-0 in a quad-meet in the final home event of the season.
Ridgway’s Adria Magnusson competes early on during a quad-meet at DuBois Thursday. Magnusson won the girls race with a time of 22:18.
DuBois’ McKellen Jaramillo, front, sprints for the finish in front of DuBois Central Catholic’s Jonathan Ritsick during a quad-meet at DuBois Thursday. Jaramillo was second, while Ritsick came in third.
DuBois’ Kaleb Stevens, shown competing earlier this season, finished fifth overall in a quad-meet Tuesday at Kane to help the Beavers score wins against DuBois Central Catholic, St. Marys and host Kane.
Brookville's Ethan Brentham (left) leads Elk County Catholic's Ben Hoffman during Tuesday's cross country race in Brookville. Brentham beat last year's district champion to the line in 17:58 for a 27-second win. The Crusaders, however, edged the Raiders on the scoreboard 26-30.
Brookville's Sadie Shofestall (front) and Emma Fiscus finished sixth and fifth respectively in Tuesday's girls' race at Brookville.
Brookville's Bryce Baughman (front), DuBois Central Catholic's Joe Piccirillo (middle) and Dillon Olson (back) run during Tuesday's cross country meet at Brookville. They finished sixth, eighth, and 11th respectively.
DuBois freshman Abby Dressler starts up the hill after exiting the woods for the first time during the team’s home opener Tuesday. Dressler finished second in the girls race, 10 seconds behind Punxsutawney’s Kate Horner.
DuBois’ Ryan Gildersleeve, front, and AC Deemer run together early in Tuesday’s home-opening quad-meet. Deemer finished ninth in his first varsity race to post the Beavers’ best finish, while Gildersleeve was 11th.
DuBois Central Catholic’s John Ritsick, front left, leads a small pack of runners that also features teammate JP Piccirillo and Elk County’s Catholic’s Isaac Wortman and Jacob Carnovale out of the woods for the first time Tuesday during a meet at DuBois. Wortman finished third on the day, wh…
Elk County Catholic’s Ben Hoffman, left, and Punxsutawney’s Owen Bartlebaugh, right, run up the hill together after exiting the woods for the first time Tuesday during a quad-meet at DuBois. Hoffman eventually pulled away from the Chuck to win the meet, finishing 17 seconds ahead of Bartlebaugh.
Junior John Ritisick, left, and senior Emily Williams, right, return to help lead the DuBois Central Catholic boys and girls cross country teams, respectively, this season.
DuBois’ Emalee Horner, shown competing at a home meet last year, returns as one of the top runners for the Lady Beavers.
DuBois’ Peter Foradora leads the way early in a quad-meet Tuesday against Brockway, DuBois Central Catholic and Ridgway at the Wasson Elementary School Course. Foradora was the overall winner, crossing the finish line in 17:30.3.
DuBois’ Julie Marchioni, front, leads Brockway’s Sylvia Pisarchick, back left, and teammate Lauren Usaitis, back right, up the hill after the trio exited the woods for the first time Tuesday during a meet at Wasson Elementary. Usaitis pulled away late to win the girls race, while Marchioni f…
Ridgway’s Nicolas Heredero runs up the hill after exiting the woods for the first time Tuesday during a meet at the Wasson Elementary School course. Heredero, a foreign exchange student from Spain, finished second on the day.
DuBois Central Catholic’s Jon Ritsick exits the woods for the final time Tuesday during a quad-meet at DuBois’ Wasson Elementary School course. Ritsick placed seventh in the boys’ race.
Brockway’s Tanner Pearce emerges from the woods for the final time during a quad-meet Tuesday at DuBois’ Wasson Elementary School course. Pearce posted a fifth-place finish on the day.
Brookville’s Ryan Thrush leads the pack during a home cross country meet earlier this season. On Tuesday, Thrush picked up a win over DuBois at Brookville. Thrush ran 16:37.74 to crush his own school record by more than 30 seconds and beat Beaver Peter Foradora by over a minute.
DuBois sophomore Bayley Strouse competes Tuesday during the Lady Beavers’ season-opening meet at the Wasson Elementary School course against Elk County Catholic, DuBois Central Catholic and Punxsutawney. Strouse finished second in the girls race with a time of 22:19.
DuBois’ Peter Foradora starts up the hill before entering the woods for the final time Tuesday during a tri-meet against St. Marys and DuBois Central Catholic. Foradora won the event in 16:39, crushing the previous Wasson Elementary Course record of 16:54 set by Bradford’s Aziz Yousif back in 2012.
St. Marys’ Michelle Bauer, left, and DuBois’ Cassie Folmar, right, take off at the start of a meet Tuesday at the Wasson Elementary Course. Bauer won the girls race in 19:16, while Folmar was second in 19:56. Bauer’s time was just 17 seconds off the overall course record, while Folmar missed…
DuBois senior Lauren Usaitis competes Tuesday during a tri-meet against St. Marys and DuBois Central Catholic. Usaitis finished sixth to help the Lady Beavers complete a Senior Day sweep.
DuBois’ Curtis Thomason emerges from the woods for the first time Tuesday during a meet at the Wasson Elementary Course. Thomason ran a 19:39 to finish fourth in the boys race to help the Beavers sweep St. Marys and DuBois Central Catholic.
DuBois Central Catholic’s Meghan Graeca looks up towards the finish line area as she nears the end of the meet Tuesday at Wasson Elementary School. Graeca finished fifth while competing against DuBois Area and St. Marys.
DuBois’ Kaleb Stevens, shown competing earlier this season, finished second overall to teammate Peter Foradora Thursday to help lead the Beavers to a tri-meet sweep over Hollidaysburg and Central Mountain.
From left, Elk County Catholic’s Logan Hoffman, Zach Wortman and Matthew Dippold run together early in the race Tuesday during a quadrangular meet at DuBois. Hoffman finished second on the day, while Wortman and Dippold were third and fourth, respectively to help ECC sweep the meet as a team.
DuBois junior Peter Foradora emerges from the woods for the first time during a quadrungular cross country meet Tuesday at Wasson Elememtary School. Foradora won the meet, crossing the finish line in 17:17.9 to break his own school record for the course.
DuBois’ Cassie Folmar starts up the hill before entering the woods for the final time during the cross country meet at Wasson Elementary School Tuesday. Folmar won the girls race in 21:08 to help the Lady Beavers to a sweep with wins over Punxsutawney, Elk County Catholic and DuBois Central …
DuBOIS — The DuBois cross country teams said goodbye to its seniors — and the Wasson Elementary School Course — Thursday afternoon by going 5-1 in a quad-meet that featured Brookville, DuBois Central Catholic and Ridgway.
KANE — The DuBois boys cross country team topped DuBois Central Catholic, Kane and St. Marys to go 3-0 at a meet held at Kane Tuesday.
BROOKVILLE — Slogging through a slow and muddy course from the recent heavy rain, the Brookville cross country teams hosted Elk County Catholic, DuBois Central Catholic and Kane Tuesday afternoon.
DuBOIS — The DuBois cross country teams opened the dual-meet portion of their schedule with a quadrangular event Tuesday at the Wasson Elementary School course.
DuBOIS — For the first time since 1979, the DuBois Central Catholic cross-country program will put more than two full teams on the field in consecutive seasons.
DuBOIS — While Jackson Browne had a hit in the 1970s with the song “Running On Empty,” the DuBois Area High School cross country team hopes it won’t be doing anything even close to that this season.
DuBOIS — The DuBois cross country teams entertained Brockway, Brookville, DuBois Central Catholic and Ridgway in their second of two home meets for the season on Tuesday at the Wasson Elementary Course, sweeping all four schools in both boys and girls races on Senior Day.
DuBOIS — The DuBois cross country teams hosted Brockway, DuBois Central Catholic and Ridgway in the home opener Tuesday at the Wasson Elementary School Course, and both the Beavers and Lady Beavers came away with a sweep on the day.
DuBOIS — To paraphrase the late Al Davis, it looks like the theme for the DuBois Area High School cross-country team should be “Just run, baby”.
DuBois — DuBois Central Catholic hasn’t garnered much attention in cross country in recent years, but that is mainly due to the fact that the team usually consists of about a half dozen runners.
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