NEW BETHLEHEM — Things certainly didn’t come as easy for the Redbank Valley Bulldogs in their second straight home game Friday night against the Brockway Rovers.
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St. Marys’ Christian Coudriet (14) scrambles out of the pocket before finding Bryce Walker in the end zone for a 17-yard touchdown as teammate Caden Baker (74) provides a block during the second quarter against Bradford Friday. Coudriet finished the game 22-of-31 passing for 299 yards and fi…
STRATTANVILLE — In a game dominated by offense, it was a couple late huge defensive plays that helped Brookville secure a wild 49-30 victory against Central Clarion County that spoiled Homecoming night at Clarion-Limestone High School.
KARNS CITY — Whatever could go wrong, most likely did go wrong for the DuBois football team Friday night at Karns City.
HOLLIDAYSBURG — The DuBois cross country teams made long trek south to Hollidaysburg Thursday and came home with a hard fought split against the Golden Tigers.
ST. MARYS — St. Marys scored three touchdowns within the span of 1:52 late in the first quarter to break the game open on its way to a resounding 69-13 victory over visiting Bradford in both team’s high school football season opener Friday night at Dutch Country Stadium.
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Brockway is back in action Friday as it visits Redbank Valley.
DuBOIS — After losing nine seniors, who occupied most of the playing time in 2019, the DuBois Central Catholic volleyball team will have a much different look when it takes the court this season.
NEW BETHLEHEM — Things couldn’t have started much better for the Redbank Valley Bulldogs in what’s already been a strange season.
STRATTANVILLE — The inaugural season for the Central Clarion Wildcats got off to a fast start with a 42-6 victory over Punxsutawney on Friday evening at the C-L High School football field.
BROOKVILLE — DuBois opened the TJ Wingard era with a valiant effort in the season opener Friday at Brookville, but two huge momentum swings around halftime and a big night from quarterback Jack Krug and his stable of receivers powered the Raiders to a 42-28 high school football victory.
