Sixteen Canton seniors have played football together since they first donned the pads. The one constant all that time has been winning. Whatever the level, Canton has shined there. The Warriors shined brightest last year, capturing the program’s first District 4 Class A championship ...
Call it a rebirth, a renaissance or a resurgence. Call it whatever one likes. Just make sure you call it history. As in, it is history now. After struggling mightily the previous seven seasons and winning six combined games, Milton came storming back last fall. The Black Panthers ...
Muncy captured the NTL-II championship, going undefeated in league play. It also won 10 games in a season for the first time during the 2000s last year. But as outstanding as that 2021 season was, Muncy still felt unfulfilled. For the first time since 2017, the Indians did not wear ...
Bucktail battles a numbers issue every year. The state’s smallest public school which does not co-op for football often feels blessed if it has 25 players fill its roster. This year, however, the problem is more severe. Entering the preseason, Bucktail had just 18 players on its roster. ...
Wellsboro has increased its roster size since last year. That was not necessarily hard, considering the Hornets fielded only 24 players in 2021, but it is a positive development. The thing is, those 24 players were pretty good. Wellsboro reached the postseason for an eighth time in nine ...
Before last season, Cowanesque Valley had not experienced a winning season since 1979. It had never reached the postseason during the 2000s. And year after year, just winning a game or two often was a struggle. But everything changed in 2021. The Indians built off a strong finish the ...
