A quick glance at the box score from Saturday’s game between Oswayo Valley and Sheffield might not seem overly compelling at first. But a closer look reveals a pair of firsts for the Wolverines. The most obvious is Sheffield picking up its first win of the season, 80-45. The second may not ...
UNION CITY, Pa. – Eliza Reynolds scored 16 of her game-high 24 points in the first quarter to lead Union City to a 54-36 win over visiting Tidioute Charter Saturday. TCCS’s Nakiesha Krouse also scored 24 points, but the early deficit was too much for the Bulldogs to overcome. “We couldn’t claw our way out despite our best efforts,” TCCS coach Christy Valentine said. Reynolds’ 16 were part of a 24-point first quarter for the Bears and they held a 39-14 lead at the half. TCCS flipped the script a bit in the third quarter as the Bulldogs outscored the Bears, 15-8, but ...
In a game featuring a pair of teams looking to make a statement in District 10 play this year, it was the Youngsville boys who spoke loudest in a 56-35 win over visiting Tidioute Saturday. The Bulldogs held a 14-10 advantage after the first quarter, but the Eagles took the lead with six ...
The Youngsville Lady Eagles took almost a full quarter to find their rhythm Thursday night, but once they did, they rolled past visiting Union City, 42-26. It took 2:22 for the Eagles to get on the board, and they were up just 8-3 after the first quarter. “Once we start making shots, ...
A long layoff proved to be no problem for the Tidioute Bulldogs, as they earned a hard-fought 54-49 win over Venango Catholic on Thursday. The Bulldogs (5-2) started out a little sluggish, but turned in a very impressive second-half performance. Jared Veasey led the way with 16 points and 10 rebounds in what was a balanced effort. “We’ve played them enough in the summer, knew they’re a pretty decent team and knew it was going to be a tough game, especially at their place,” said Tidioute coach Terry Cotterman. The Vikings jumped out to an early lead, 13-9 after the ...
DUBOIS, Pa. – Going in to Saturday’s contest at DuBois Central Catholic, Youngsville coach Jesse DeLoof knew his team would have to be sharp from start to finish to come away with a win. His concerns came to fruition as the Cardinals jumped out to a 9-0 lead to start and rolled to a 66-45 victory over the Eagles. “We started off slow,” DeLoof said. “We need to start playing for 32 minutes.” DCC’s (3-3) Justin Miknis was certainly ready to play from the get-go as the senior exploded for 13 first-quarter points on his way to a game-high 29. “We identified him as the ...
