Wednesday morning, after 33 years of being involved with high school football, and four years into his second stint with the Patriots, Frank Gay resigned as head coach at Red Land.
Three local players and Boiling Springs’ head coach Brad Zell were named to the 2022 Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association East-West All-Star Game rosters Thursday morning.
As part of Boiling Springs signing day ceremony last Tuesday, Joey Menke, Aidan Metzger and Hunter Coyle committed to play for the Shenandoah University football team.
A heart defect diagnosis denied Mechanicsburg grad Taylor Shearer his freshman football season at Shippensburg University. But with a positive mindset and an unwavering work ethic, Shearer refuses to quit on his football career and dream.
Following two seasons as the co-offensive coordinator and offensive line coach at Widener University, Cumberland Valley graduate Nate Hinkle is joining the Eastern University football staff as the offensive coordinator.
Four additional Sentinel-area football players garnered postseason hardware Thursday morning in the 2021 Pennsylvania Football News Coaches all-state selections.
Cedar Cliff senior Jontae Morris, Shippensburg fourth-year man Anthony Smith and Red Land junior Parker Lawler each added Class 5A all-state nods to their already touted resumes Wednesday.
Cedar Cliff senior Jontae Morris, Shippensburg fourth-year man Anthony Smith and Red Land junior Parker Lawler each added Class 5A all-state nods to their already touted resumes Wednesday.
Boiling Springs' Joey Menke and Carson Garvey were recognized in the 2021 Pennsylvania Football Writers' Class 3A All-State Team Tuesday.
Dillon Wakefield made a habit of running over and through opposing defenders this season.
The Mid-Penn Conference revealed its division all-stars last week, and three Sentinel-area players were named MVPs.
Pennsylvania Scholastic Football Coaches Association announced a new home for the Big 33 Football Classic Monday. The annual showcase between all-star teams from Pennsylvania and Maryland, scheduled for Memorial Day, is set to take place at Bishop McDevitt’s Rocco Ortenzio Stadium.
“Looking back at it, two years ago, I didn’t think we're in this position fighting for a district title, and we're here to realize all the work we put in over the offseason and how we got better as a team as a whole." ~ Boiling Springs' Joey Menke.
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With district gold knocking on the door for both teams, here’s a look at Cedar Cliff and Boiling Springs' Friday and Saturday matchups.
Prior to head coach Brad Zell’s arrival in 2018, the Bubblers ran a more traditional Power-I scheme. Zell and his assistants extracted knowledge of the Wing-T from their time at Cumberland Valley, working under late head coach Tim Rimpfel.
Five local high school football teams looked to extend their respective seasons Friday in the District 3 playoffs.
LAMPETER — The bonds, the camaraderie and the foundation the 2021 Bulldog football team has set for future teams at Big Spring cannot be broken.
Boiling Springs’ football team wore its all-gold uniforms Friday night, and by the end of Friday’s District 3 Class 3A semifinal against Hamburg, they had earned the right to play for gold. The Bubblers proved their mettle in the second half as they rolled to a 35-7 victory over the Hawks.
A Derek Witmer field goal in the second quarter and a locked-in defensive effort helped Cedar Cliff take down Shippensburg 10-7 Friday night in a District 3 Class 5A football quarterfinal at Veterans Memorial Park in Shippensburg.
The Colts defeated the Greyhounds 10-7 in a Class 5A quarterfinal at Shippensburg's Memorial Park Friday.
Here’s a breakdown of each Sentinel-area school’s quarterfinal or semifinal matchup this week under the Friday night lights:
Get to know Shippensburg starting quarterback Tucker Chamberlin ahead of Friday night's District 3 quarterfinal playoff game.
Carlisle couldn’t dig out of a quick deficit Saturday, as its season ended with a 36-7 loss to the Cougars Saturday afternoon at Walter E. Severance Field in the the District 3 Class 6A quarterfinals.
