Rivals could now help ‘Cats
Who would have thought? Wildcat fans opening the newspaper on Saturday mornings, blitzing through the sports section like a linebacker through an opening in the line. The search? How did Jersey Shore, Williamsport and Bald Eagle Area do? Ah, can you imagine the banter at the local Dunkin’ Donuts tomorrow morning? One dedicated fan to another: Man, did you see the score of that Williamsport-Hazleton Area game last night? Folks, the reality is Central Mountain needs the Bulldogs, Millionaires and Eagles to go on a tear for the remainder of this season. Wins equal points. More importantly, every set of 10 bonus points count in the world of Pennsylvania scholastic football. Ten could be the difference between a home playoff game or a trip to Erie. Ten could determine an opponent.
» Full StoryKeeping a level head
Success is an interesting story.
The old adage — success breeds success — has been printed over and over by myself and in this newspaper.
Defensive line continues to stuff the run
It’s amazing what one year of experience under your belt can do for your confidence.
Keep holding offenses to double digits on the ground, and Central Mountain’s confidence is going to keep soaring.
CM comes up with big plays when needed
Momentum had shifted.
Jersey Shore closed the gap from 30-7 to 30-22.
Three straight Central Mountain penalties set up a first-and-35 from the CM 16.
Fresh legs in the fourth?
With clicker in hand, John Klacik stares at his television as he watches practice from the previous night.
He advances from frame to frame.
While the sets pretty much stay in tact, the number on the running back switches.
Pitching made the difference for Waipio at World Series
Why Hawaii?
That was the question someone asked me while I was getting gasoline at Sheetz the other day. The gentleman asked why there was so much news about the Hawaiian team at the Little League World Series in the Lock Haven Express.


