Codi Weyant is a Sports Editor at theprogressnews.com. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including competitive sports, regional interest, and world news, with particular emphasis on football, speedway, and baseball, while also covering themes in construction and real estate. Codi's work has been featured in Bedford Gazette, Courrier Express, and DAILY COURIER.
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EVERETT — Friday night’s contest between Tussey Mountain and Everett was a topsy-turvy and sometimes turbulent game.
Bedford’s Kasey Shuke and Sadie Livengood topped teammates Taylor Rulhman and Zoey Zavorotny for the District 5/8-2A Doubles Championship, 6-0, 6-3. Seen in the photo are (from left): Zoey Zavorotny, Taylor Ruhlman, Sadie Livengood, and Kasey Shuke.
WINDBER — At this point, Bedford and St. Marys are no strangers to one another in the opening round of the boys' soccer playoffs.
For the first time in 4 years, the Bedford football team makes an appearance in the PIAA playoffs.
The incredible run by the Bedford football team continues on Friday as the District 5-2A champion will head to Lock Haven University to take on the District 4 champions Troy
Chestnut Ridge’s Britni Motter has committed to continue her softball career at Mansfield University. Seen in the photo are (from left): Front Row — Bill Motter, Britni’s father; Britni Motter;
Short excited to play for the Eagles Chestnut Ridge’s Natalie Short has committed to continue her softball career at Juniata College. Seen in the photo are (from left): Front Row
Northern Bedford senior Aaron Bowers was the only football player from the Bedford Gazette coverage area to earn all-state laurels from the Pennsylvania Football Writers All-State Team for classes A,
EVERETT — Everett hosted the Bloody Run Duals on Saturday with Tussey Mountain also competing at it.
CLAYSBURG — Tuesday night’s game between Claysburg-Kimmel and Northern Bedford was more than just a game.
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