WINGATE - After blowing past Bald Eagle Area in 2025, the Penn Cambria football team had a completely different experience in 2026’s rematch on the road. The rejuvenated Eagles came to play in front their home crowd at Alumni Stadium on Friday, handing the Panthers their fourth ...
Coming off a close 24-16 win last wek against Shippensburg to open the season on a high note, Lock Haven’s football team is hoping to keep that success going by heading to American International College on Saturday for a Week 2 showdown. The Bald Eagles hope to improve to 2-0. Lock Haven had success moving the ball with 264 yards of offense, 185 of which came from the arm of Bald Eagle Area graduate Carson Nagle, who threw for 123 yards with two touchdown passes, going 12 for 22. Lock Haven’s running attack struggled to get established, however. The Bald Eagles were led by ...
WINGATE - After a hard-fought season opener against Bishop Guilfoyle, the Bald Eagle Area girls soccer team was back on the field Thursday as they played host to Central. The Dragons played the spoiler role on the evening. Central would score three first half goals and one in the second to ...
TURBOTVILLE – While Central Mountain’s home opener against rival Mifflin County displayed promise, that doesn’t mean the coming weeks present assured wins. In fact, its schedule only steepens as the team looks to build off last Friday’s 28-19 loss. Warrior Run (1-0) carried last ...
Coming off tough opening losses, with the Rams falling to the Marauders, 46-14, and the Red Devils falling at Richland, 28-7, each squad heads into Week 2 with extra motivation, at risk of starting in a bad spot at 0-2. Last season, it was Central Cambria that came out on top, holding off a late Penns Valley surge to win 16-14. While last week’s loss featured plenty of hardship, including 32 unanswered points from BG to start, it also featured positives for the Rams. Sophomore quarterback Cael Smith had a promising performance from under center, turning 12 carries into 90 yards ...
FARWELL – In Week One of Bruce Ransom’s return to Bucktail football’s helm, the Bucks held their own against a Cameron County squad that’s throttled them in recent years. Last season, the Raiders won their two matchups by an average of 38.5 points. And this past Friday, Bucktail fell to Cameron County by just ten (32-22), narrowing a four-score gap down to two scores through the second half. With that, Bucktail (0-1) has set the tone for what could be a season of progress for the small program. It’ll look to carry Friday’s success into its home opener against ...
