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Bellwood-Antis flexes its muscles, beats Bishop McCort

JOHNSTOWN — The Bellwood-Antis Blue Devils made a statement with a comfortable 33-6 victory over Bishop McCort Catholic at Sargent’s Stadium at the Point on Friday evening. Bellwood avenged a 21-6 defeat at the hands of the Crushers a year ago and took down the defending Laurel Highlands champions in convincing fashion to improve to 2-0. The Blue Devils had it working on both sides of the ball as it started the game with a goal-line stand and promptly scored on a four-play, 98-yard drive after that. Bellwood-Antis rode the 1-2 punch of Alex McCartney and Chase Plummer, as the two ...

Schenk shows off his ability in Central’s win

JOHNSTOWN — Carter Schenk’s offensive versatility led the Central Dragons to a 44-0 victory over Johnstown at Trojan Stadium. The Dragons’ offense took advantage of a handful of Johnstown mistakes all around, but Schenk was the guy that stood out, scoring three different kinds of ...

Juniata Valley gets huge win over Northern Bedford

LOYSBURG — With Juniata Valley star running back Andrew Clark returning for his senior year after rushing for 1,787 yards and scoring more than 30 touchdowns as a junior, a lot of teams are going to go all-in to stop him. Elah Glenny, Trent Norris and Liam Lightner might make teams question ...

Golden Eagles get all-around effort

WINDBER — Tyrone senior Mason Emigh did a little bit of everything to help his team win their second straight contest to start the season on Friday night. Emigh and the Golden Eagles put on a display of splash plays on both sides of the ball, combined with a defensive effort that kept ...

Marion Center’s defense too much for Mustangs

PORTAGE — A stellar defensive effort from Marion Center propelled the Stingers to a 27-0 shutout victory over Portage in a Heritage Conference matchup Friday night. The Stingers’ defense forced four turnovers on downs and five punts, as the Mustangs were unable to cash in on four separate ...

Humbled Claysburg-Kimmel Bulldogs drop second straight game, fall to Windber

CLAYSBURG — When you have had as much turnover as Claysburg-Kimmel did on the football field, some growing pains will be seen along the way. “When you lose 19 out of 22 starters from a senior class that was pretty successful, you got to start all over again,” Claysburg-Kimmel coach Chuck Kassick said. “We’re just learning how to play at this point. We’re playing a lot of young kids that didn’t have that experience coming into the season, and now on Friday night, it’s a lot different than it is on a Thursday evening or a Monday night.” Those growing pains were on ...