The Redbank Valley Bulldogs football team will indeed be able to defend its last two District 9 Class A championships.
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Brockway’s Jared Marchiori (5) drives to the basket during Friday night’s game against Curwensville. Marchiori had 13 points for the Rovers in a 69-42 win.
DuBOIS — DuBois Central Catholic sophomore Kayley Risser enjoyed a career night Friday vs. Kane, and there couldn’t have been a better time for it to happen as the Lady Cardinals overcame poor shooting, 24 turnovers and two starters fouling out early in the fourth quarter to upend visiting K…
BROCKWAY — Brockway boys basketball head coach Rick Clark has been preaching to his team all season about playing a full 32-minutes of basketball. And on Friday night hosting the Curwensville Golden Tide, the Rovers did just that with a 69-42 win.
DuBOIS — Energized by reserves Andrew Green and Luke Swisher, the DuBois Central Catholic boys basketball team played an inspired second half Friday night against Elk County Catholic and rallied to stun the Crusaders, 46-41, at the Varischetti Sports Complex.
ST. MARYS — The Elk County Catholic Lady Crusaders duo of Tori Newton and Lucy Klawuhn scored 31 of the team’s 35 points Friday night against the DuBois Central Catholic Lady Cardinals for a 35-28 victory.
BROOKVILLE — It’s rare indeed that a team leans on plenty of points from its bench to win a high school basketball game.
DuBOIS — Late in the third quarter, the Johnsonburg Rams basketball team held a 33-27 lead on the road against the DuBois Beavers on Thursday night. But the Beavers would then go on an 11-1 run to take the lead and held on to a 46-43 victory.
The 2011 high school football season proved to be a very successful one as a whole for the teams in the Tri-County Area and ended in historic fashion when Redbank Valley made a magical postseason run to the PIAA Class A championship game.
DuBOIS — It was a streaky game Friday night with the Brockway Rovers and the DuBois Central Catholic boys basketball teams, with each team taking double-digit runs to get a lead and then giving the lead right back. But in the end, the Cardinals took a 49-41 victory on Homecoming Night.
DuBOIS — The Clearfield wrestling came out aggressive from the get-go Friday night against rival DuBois and scored the opening points in all nine contested bouts to roll to a 40-15 victory.
