MARION CENTER — Ty Ryen will never forget his senior night. It was perfect in more ways than one. The Marion Center quarterback was perfect on the night, and he accounted for five of the Stingers’ (4-4) eight touchdowns as they cruised to a 56-0 win over United in a Heritage Conference game …
KENWOOD — In what has been a brutal season for Northern Cambria and Penns Manor, it was ultimately the homestanding Comets who remedied some of the damage done in previous weeks.
PURCHASE LINE — Michael Krejocic’s big play instincts and a troublesome second-half Homer-Center pass rush helped move the Wildcats’ winning streak to seven games with a rock-solid 33-16 victory over Purchase Line on Friday night in a Heritage Conference football game.
BLAIRSVILLE — Cambria Heights is experiencing a season of firsts.
ALLISON PARK — The Hampton band started Friday evening with a highly entertaining pregame show dedicated to the U.S. military.
For the second straight year, the Indiana High cross country teams went 2-for-2 at the Indiana County Championship.
For a football program with this legacy of success, the IUP Crimson Hawks are strangers in a strange land: They’re underdogs.
With the eighth week of the season here, most Heritage Conference teams can rest assured they will still be playing when the District 6 playoffs begin. It’s just a matter of where everyone will fit into the brackets.
River Valley took its first loss in program history last week when it fell to Homer-Center, 28-22, in overtime, while Cambria Heights cruised past Penns Manor, 49-12, to remain undefeated.
In the first half of the 2021 football season, IUP’s offense has been inconsistent and its defense has gone through some growing pains.
Hunters and those who support the age-old tradition of utilizing wild game have the opportunity to let their
For many, crappies provide the first excitement of the season, as anglers eagerly await the forage-driven movements that draw slabs out of deep water and into the cover-laden shallows where they are easy to access. By summer, though, crappie interest lags. Fish vacate the shallows; the easy …
Herb Soltman, an avowed gang leader, presides over one of baseball’s most peculiar rituals.
CLARION — There probably wasn’t a better time for IUP to play its best game so far this season than Saturday.
ARMAGH — It had been four weeks since West Shamokin celebrated a victory on the football field, but it was well-earned Friday night.
PURCHASE LINE — Curwensville posted 17 third-quarter points in a 24-22 victory over Purchase Line on Friday night at Barry T. Madill Field in a rare non-conference game between the two neighboring school districts, the first in more than 50 years.
PATTON — After Friday night’s Heritage Conference road game at Cambria Heights, Penns Manor High School football coach Bill Packer promised his Comets they’d go to the District 6 Class 1A playoffs if they could end the regular season with wins against Northern Cambria, United and whoever the…
NORTHERN CAMBRIA — While his plan was to beat Northern Cambria on the ground Friday night, Marion Center coach Adam Rising received a pleasant surprise from his special teams unit.
Indiana was getting defensive over speculation that its season was slipping through the cracks.
As his team prepares to play Clarion on Saturday, Paul Tortorella is certain of one thing.
River Valley passed an important test when it broke through Purchase Line’s tough defense to secure a 43-18 victory and remain undefeated last week.
After four games — two tough wins, one easy victory and one humbling loss — Paul Tortorella hopes his IUP football team knows the truth.
Ten of the 16 teams in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference have been called for more penalties per game than IUP. Yet one of the biggest issues facing the Crimson Hawks right now is those yellow flags.
Perhaps not the most aesthetically pleasing of angling venues, river sections that flow through urban areas provide quality, and often overlooked, bass fishing opportunities. They often shine the brightest as the pages of the calendar thin.
IUP dominated the first seven minutes of its homecoming game Saturday against Gannon. The Golden Knights controlled the next 53 minutes.
PORTAGE — Key plays on defense and special teams provided a big boost to Portage’s offense on Friday night as all five of the Mustangs’ first-half scoring drives started on their opponent’s side of the field, and that helped open up a commanding 29-point halftime lead en route to a 49-12 vic…
BLAIRSVILLE — Halloween came a few weeks early as River Valley, led by the Bartolini cousins, put up a performance that is sure to give the Purchase Line Red Dragons nightmares in the Panthers’ 43-18 victory on Friday.
MARION CENTER — Cambria Heights used its trademark ground game, churning out 298 rushing yards, and its stubborn defense to earn its sixth win of the season and mark its first ever 6-0 start in school history with a steady 36-18 victory over Marion Center at Dr. John E. Mallino Stadium on Fr…
KENWOOD — Homer-Center’s streak continues without interruption, and there are no signs that suggest the Wildcats are slowing down anytime soon.
SAXONBURG — It was a good day to be a running back Friday night at Knoch High School.
After two weeks of head-scratching defense, coach Paul Tortorella liked what he saw last weekend in Erie.
A look at the other matchups, in addition to Purchase Line at River Valley, in Heritage Conference football this week.
Hunters who plan on participating in the archery season opener on Saturday should begin their last-minute preparations in the next few days.
Swimming jigs, which can trigger bass bites when fished in a vertical and horizontal manner, provide anglers with a one-two punch. It’s an ideal approach in the fall, when remaining submergent weeds provide an important cover option.
Ninety-nine seconds: That’s all it took for IUP to score its first touchdown Saturday against Mercyhurst.
ERIE — It turns out that Harry Woodbery was worth the wait.
In his own words, Owen Putt would have been satisfied with a top-10 finish Saturday.
For about 45 minutes late Saturday afternoon, college football was on overload.
PURCHASE LINE — Purchase Line’s Brady Syster dashed for 149 rushing yards and two touchdowns, and Andrew Beer added 134 total yards and a pair of scores to help propel Purchase Line to a big second half en route to their 44-6 demolition of Penns Manor on Homecoming at Barry T Madill Field on…
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