WELLSBORO -- Tri-County Electric held a special charity golf event on Monday, Sept. 21 at the Tyoga Country Club to raise in money in support of two separate charities in LEEK and Trout Unlimited.Â
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GALETON — Behind strong games from Jake Cochran and Ty Stover, the Galeton soccer team took control late in the game to come out with a 5-2 win over St. Marys on Wednesday, Sept. 16, for their…
Coudersport’s Hayden Keck is the Week Two D9and10Sports.com Jim Kelly District 9 Football Player of the Week Powered by the Allegheny Grille.
The September meeting of the Susquehannock Trail Club, held at the Lyman Lake pavilion, went very well with 26 members attending. Held at noon on Sept. 12, it was again picnic style, with hot …
The Coudersport Falcons’ football team opens the season this weekend against the Gators of Port Allegany after waiting three weeks to play amidst the pandemic restrictions and regulations.
Coudersport, PA — All the Falcon fall sports seniors were recognized last Friday night at CARP park. The night began with a moment of silence for the terrorist attacks on the twin towers of Ne…
I’m sure you’ve noticed that the days are getting shorter, the temperatures are dropping and some hunting seasons are now under way across Pennsylvania. Many hunters are already afield taking …
Well, we left off following the Susquehannock Trail System at Big Spring Road. Now we head up the Hartman Trail, just down the road a few steps from a small camp, where it turns up a short ste…
The Galeton girls volleyball team traveled to Smethport on Tuesday, Sept. 15 and took home a 3-0 set sweep in a season-opening matchup against the Smethport Lady Hubbers.
COUDERSPORT-- The Coudersport Lady Falcons volleyball team opened the season with a hard-fought 3-1 (20-25, 26-24, 25-21, 25-21) win over the visiting Lady Green Wave of Oswayo Valley.
The Panthers’ soccer team opened the season with a tough 13-1 home loss against the Bradford Owls.
Enjoy the early fall weather with an outdoor program at Sinnemahoning State Park. This week, park staff are offering opportunities to catch and tag monarchs, a talk on reintroduced game specie…
Good weather has been helpful for harvesting forages, but has put some of our forage crops under stress and at risk.
It seems like every conversation these days about Pennsylvania deer management eventually comes around to harvest estimates being inaccurate. The inaccuracy is the result of so many hunter’s a…
Boy, talk about nostalgia — here’s part of an article from 2006:
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NU secondary coach Travis Fisher talked about losing three freshmen to transfer this offseason: “It’s been tough for everyone, this pandemic."Â
Wildcats football has lost five projected starters to the NCAA transfer portal this offseason.
Check out the quick-hitters from a welcomed return to "football talk" from Nebraska's defensive personnel.Â
Steven M. Sipple and Parker Gabriel in the latest edition of Husker Extra's Two-Minute Drill.Â
The Colts defense was the story of Sunday’s dominant performance against the Jets, scoring two touchdowns and intercepting three passes, but Jonathan Taylor still made his mark on the game. He picked up 59 rushing yards and his second touchdown of the season on 13 carries, and he had a catch for 3 yards. Taylor is second among rookies with 182 rushing yards this season.
The Pittsburgh pass-rush, led by T.J. Watt, controlled the second half of their win over Houston on Sunday. In the third game ever where three brothers were on the field, T.J. got the best of the matchup, recording four tackles and a sack. T.J. Watt is second in the league with six tackles for loss, and tied for second with 3½ sacks.
Russell Wilson continues to show he’s among the best deep passers in the NFL. He posted another eye-popping stat line in Sunday’s win over the Cowboys, throwing for 315 yards, five touchdowns and no interceptions. He threw three touchdowns to Tyler Lockett, and another to D.K. Metcalf, who fumbled a would-be touchdown in the first half after celebrating too soon. Wilson leads the NFL with 14 passing touchdowns.
Ryan Ramczyk showed Sunday night why he’s the reigning All-Pro right tackle in the NFL. Against a strong pass-rusher in Green Bay’s Za’Darius Smith, Ramczyk was solid all night. He allowed just one pressure and didn’t allow a sack. New Orleans fell to the Packers, but Ramczyk showed why he’s one of the best tackles in the league.
Joe Schobert continues to rack up tackles for the Jaguars, tallying eight in his team’s loss to the Miami Dolphins on Thursday. Schobert is tied for 15th in the league with 33 total tackles. Thursday’s game wasn’t as good for another former Badger — linebacker Leon Jacobs tore his ACL and is out for the remainder of the season.
The Cowboys suffered their second tough loss of the season, but former Badgers center Tyler Biadasz got the first extended action of his career. Biadasz, last year’s Rimington Trophy winner, entered the game late in the second quarter and played the rest of the way. With Biadasz in the lineup, Dallas scored two second-half touchdowns and tallied a field goal. Dallas hasn’t announced its O-line for Week 4, but Biadasz may be in line for his first NFL start soon.
The Huskers' season opener against Ohio State on Oct. 24 will kick off at 11 a.m., according to Huskers.com. The game will be televised by Fox.
Sophomore's experience has him "a little bit ahead," but the competition with fellow QB Levi Williams continues.
Pro Football Focus charged Packers defenders with eight total missed tackles against the Saints; other estimates put the number at 10. Matt LaFleur’s tally? Thirteen.
LAKE FOREST – After reviewing tape of the Bears 30-26 victory over the Falcons on Sunday here’s how Matt Nagy started his Monday news conference.
After having its season shut down in August because of COVID-19 precautions, the Panthers will hold their first official fall practice, the first of 15 they officially can hold over 34 days, Tuesday inside the UNI-Dome.
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The Mansfield Destroyers signed Nicholas Judice and Michael Cervantes from La. Monroe.
