Jeremy Sellew is a journalist based in Donora, Pennsylvania, focusing on local sports coverage. His work has been featured in publications such as MON VALLEY INDEPENDENT, Tribune Review, and DAILY COURIER. Jeremy's articles provide in-depth coverage of high school and college sports events, including game recaps, player profiles, and tournament results.
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By: Jeremy Sellew
The sophomore capped off a wild game by drilling a 25-yard field goal as time expired.
By: Jeremy Sellew
California (Pa.) will host PSAC East champion Kutztown Saturday at noon in PSAC Championship.
Ryan Moessner's 1st half goal was enough to lead Bentworth past D-10 champion Mercyhurst Prep.
Frazier will face the Centurions for the fourth time this season when they meet in state semi.
The event tips off Nov. 29 and 30 at noon with a slate of four games each day featuring local teams.
Bentworth cleaned up with All-State and All-WPIAL honors to lead a number of local standouts.
No. 17 California (Pa.) hosts No. 3 Kutztown in the PSAC Championship Game at noon today.
By JEREMY SELLEW The 8-2 Vulcans were still selected to the NCAA Division II playoffs. The 8-2 Vulcans were still selected to the NCAA Division II playoffs.
The EF football team had 12 first-team honorees and six award winners on the All-Interstate squad.
By JEREMY SELLEW Five local players were All-Big 6 First Team performers on offense and defense.
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