Joe Sager is a freelance writer and Senior Global Web Content Administrator. He specializes in local sports coverage and his work has been featured in the New Castle News, Yahoo Sports, and The Beaver County Times. Joe's articles focus on highlighting the achievements and stories of athletes and teams in the area.
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The Lady Scots defended their Section 1-1A and WPIAL titles, but were not able to claim a second state championship.
Once again, Union High’s boys basketball team was a force in WPIAL Section 1-1A.
Those three teams dominated the all-section team. Ellwood City’s Claire Noble got the most votes among the coaches, while Mohawk’s Erynne
In the end, the Warriors captured the prize, but all three teams dominated the all-section list.
Once again, Aliquippa was the team to beat in WPIAL Class 2A boys basketball.
The Red Hurricane knew it’d have to rely heavily on returner Ralphie Blundo. He delivered in a big way and was named to the WPIAL Section 1-6A all-star first team.
By: Joe Sager
First-year New Castle High football coach Fred Mozzocio talks with the offensive squad. The Red Hurricane opens the season at 7 p.m.
Oil City makes its way onto the field before Friday's season-opening contest against Harbor Creek. ERIC ELLIOTT
Get the lead early and maintain it. That's a simple philosophy, but not an easy one to accomplish.
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