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Sports Boosters Scholarships Open Now Each year the Cameron County High School Music Boosters offer a total of $500 in scholarships to one or more band members who are graduating from CCHS and who have displayed outstanding dedication to the music program at CCHS. Although special consideration will be given to a student pursuing a de... More ...
Coudy’s boys faced their first defeat on the basketball court since last season’s state playoffs Saturday night. St. Marys Public found the mark from long range to blow by the Falcons, 73-58, in the title game of the St. Marys Shootout Tournament. Most of the Dutchmen’s 11 three-pointers came afte... More ...
Senior Chad Schatz made easy work of six more opponents last week, improving his record to 11-0 as the Cameron County High School wrestlers (4-7) continued their 2006-07 season with mixed results. Schatz was named Outstanding Wrestler at Saturday’s Kane Duals, pinning all five of his foes. The lon... More ... Raider boys top Galeton, 63-26 Junior Jordan Crane played a strong all-around game as the Cameron County Red Raiders put together their best performance of the young basketball season in a 63-26 win over visiting Galeton. Cameron County carried a 2- 2 record into Thursday night’s game at Ridgway. Results weren’t available at pr... More ... Girls can’t overcome early barrage A barrage of three-pointers put the Cameron County girls’ basketball team in a deep hole Wednesday night. Despite a valiant comeback, the Red Raiders fell short against visiting St. Marys Public, 51-38. Lauren Pelgrin sank four treys in the first quarter, as the Dutch exploded for a 19-2 lead. Cam... More ...
Freshman Dirk Cowburn met all the expectations as he made his varsity wrestling debut in impressive fashion. The son of Dan and Darla Cowburn, Dirk has already earned accolades in various youth wrestling activities. More ... Austin girls off to 5-1 start Austin shot 50% from the floor in the first half Wednesday during a lopsided girls’ basketball win over visiting Cowanesque Valley. The Panthers (5-1) took a 41-11 halftime lead and won 63-20. Rayna Valenti blistered the nets for 29 pointts. Whitney Crosby scored 22 points and had seven rebounds. More ... Hot-Shooting Williamson too much for Austin boys Hot-shooting Williamson was too much to handle for the Austin boys Tuesday night on their home basketball floor. The Warriors sank seven threepointers and placed five players in a double figures in a 72-49 triumph. Josh Bundy scored 21 points, Matt Smith had 14 rebounds, and Adam Walker hit three ... More ...
Visiting Coudersport built a 27-8 first-quarter cushion and then held off a determined Wellsboro team to escape from Tioga County with a 68-58 girls’ basketball win Tuesday night. “Wellsboro outplayed us, and especially out-shot us, over the final three quarters,” Falcon coach Brian Green conceded... More ... Mountain View bowling results Monday Men’s Merchant Pesces 64-56, Mountain View 60-60, Cabin Kitchen 58-62, L and M Lumber 58-62. 200 bowlers - Jim Murrary 201, Dale Ludwig 203, Bob Foster 204, 233, John Major 210, Jim McLeod 204, 217, Al Lyon 201, Justin Bure 211, Ron Bure 202, John Ford 210. 600 bowlers - Bob Foster 625. More ...
Pennsylvania hunters may apply for a second spring gobbler tag beginning Jan. 1. Fees are $21 for Pennsylvanians and $41 for non-residents. The application period closes on April 1, and the spring gobbler season is set for April 28 to May 26. Hunters are allowed to submit only one application for ... More ...
David Woods reeled in a whopping 32-inch trout, weighing 11 1/4 pounds, from the East Branch of the Clarion River near Glen Hazel. More ... Late-season hunting, trapping Tuesday Even in the snow and cold of winter, hunters and trappers still have opportunities, starting next Tuesday. Beginning the day after Christmas, the statewide late archery and flintlock muzzleloader deer seasons run concurrently through Jan. 13. Squirrel, pheasant and rabbit are legal through Feb. 3;... More ... Hunter faces penalties for shooting elk in deer season A southeastern Pennsylvania hunter faces heavy penalties for shooting a bull elk in mistake for a deer during the recent Pennsylvania firearms deerhunting season. Bernard B. Barron of Levittown contacted game officials to report his mistake soon after shooting the big bull with 5 x 5 antlers on De... More ... SSA planning for new year Sinnemahoning Sportsmen’s Assn. is looking for ways to extend its reach in 2007 and beyond. At the group’s year-end meeting, attended by 25 members, Ray Savel suggested several alternatives to continue the club’s mission of supporting hunting, trapping, fishing, wildlife habitat and youth activiti... More ... |
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