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Northern Bedford can’t stop Wilmington’s run game

LOYSBURG — The Northern Bedford Panthers came into Friday night’s matchup against Wilmington searching for their first win of the season. Unfortunately, the Greyhounds’ ground game became too much for the Panthers to handle as they came up short in a 55-22 loss at Panther Community ...

Juniata Valley’s Rand, Smith dash past Glendale

FLINTON — In a defensive game in which a cloud of concern for seriously injured junior linebacker-offensive lineman Danny Seilhamer hung over Dr. Roy F. Baker Field, 0-2 Glendale held a two-point lead over Juniata Valley. But then Juniata Valley senior quarterback Jett Rand dashed the ...

Portage football clutch in fourth quarter

JOHNSTOWN — Portage came out on top in a back-and-forth Heritage Conference battle at Conemaugh Valley on Friday night as the Mustangs survived a second-half surge by the Blue Jays by putting together a go-ahead touchdown drive in the fourth quarter and getting a subsequent red-zone ...

Tyrone-Central football has gravitas in Week 3

If the District 6 Class 3A high school football playoffs started today, two teams that have become a staple of that classification would be absent — and they are meeting tonight in Roaring Spring. Central, which lost in the semifinals last year after winning four straight championships, ...

High school football live scoreboard — Week 3

MID-PENN COMMONWEALTH Altoona 17, Cumberland Valley 16 (FINAL) Central Dauphin 41, Carlisle 0 (FINAL) Cedar Cliff 14, Central Dauphin East 3 (FINAL) Bishop McDevitt 41, Chambersburg 7 (FINAL) Harrisburg 48, State College 45 (FINAL-2OT) LAUREL HIGHLANDS Bald Eagle Area 21, Penns Valley 0 (FINAL) Bedford 14, Central Cambria 13 (FINAL) Huntingdon 7, Bellwood-Antis 6 (FINAL) Bishop Guilfoyle 7, Bellefonte 0 (FINAL) Somerset 34, Johnstown 8 (FINAL) McCort-Carroll 34, Chestnut Ridge 0 (FINAL) Forest Hills 22, Penn Cambria 18 (FINAL) Clearfield 27, Philipsburg-Osceola 15 ...

Altoona football still searching for consistency

Through two games this season, Altoona has nearly as many passing attempts as it has rushes. Balance is something many teams across the area are seeking, but for the Mountain Lions, it marks a stark contrast to how they have been playing in coach Vince Nedimyer Jr.’s tenure. Parker White ...