Facebook photo From left, Mitchell McNeal and Marissa Grubbs were named , respectively, on Saturday. Grubbs was announced at halftime of Sheffield’s Homecoming football game vs. Port Allegany on Saturday afternoon at Sheffield High School. McNeal was announced at the dance later that night.
It sounded like a loud and raucous pep rally. But it was much more. Sheffield Middle High School’s Homecoming Pep Assembly featured cheerleaders, the band, and enthusiastic applause for sports teams. There was also a group of special visitors. The Jack Brewer Foundation Global Ambassadors ...
In sports, it’s often said the team that makes the least mistakes, wins. That held true when Sheffield visited Eisenhower Tuesday for a county volleyball clash. Both the Wolverines and Knights made their share of mistakes, but Sheffield won that battle, 32-59, and came away with a 3-1 ...
RIDGWAY, Pa. – Mistakes proved costly for the Sheffield volleyball team Monday night. The Wolverines committed 40 unforced errors and ultimately lost in four at Ridgway, 26-24, 25-16, 20-25 and 25-22. Despite the errors, Sheffield still put itself in position to win the match. “Our problem tonight was unforced errors,” Sheffield coach Melissa Lemay said. “We gave them 40 of the 76 points they needed to win tonight. Had we only had half that many, this could have been a win for us.” It was on the offensive where the Wolverines hurt themselves most with 28 hitting errors ...
That felt good. After suffering a heartbreaking loss to Ridgway on Tuesday, the Sheffield volleyball team came back in a big way on Thursday, sweeping visiting Brockway in three sets, 25- 23, 25-18, 25-10. “Thank God, we got the monkey off of our backs,” said Sheffield coach Melissa ...
Now that the monkey is off their backs, the Sheffield Wolverines are in attack mode. Last week’s 31-20 win over Cameron County snapped a 23-game losing streak, and now the Wolverines look to make it two in a row when they travel to Knox to take on the Keystone Panthers. It won’t be an easy task, however, as the Panthers are off to a 4-1 start, their best since they began the 1989 season 5-0. The Panthers are coming off a come-from-behind 14-7 win over Curwensville last week, and feature a balanced offensive attack. Juniors Noah Weaver (357 yards, 7.3 yards per carry) and Taylar ...
