Ryan Kunselman is a journalist for Derrick Publishing Co, specializing in local sports coverage. With a focus on high school athletics, Ryan provides in-depth analysis and game recaps for the community, keeping readers informed and engaged in the local sports scene.
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FARRELL — Temperatures may have plummeted well below zero on Friday, but that did nothing to cool down the Central Clarion Wildcats football team.
After taking over the head coaching position late in the offseason last year, Jen Newell still managed to lead the Oil City girls basketball team to a 9-13 campaign.
By RYAN KUNSELMAN Sports editor (0 Ratings)
By: Ryan Kunselman
Rocky Grove's Landen Carter comes away with one of his eight steals during Friday night's game with Reynolds in the Roy Sanner tip-off boys basketball tournament at the Nest.
By: Ryan Kunselman
Cranberry's Darien Wenner tries to drive around Oil City's Natalie Shevock during Friday's first-round matchup in the Roy Sanner girls basketball tip-off tournament at the Nest.
By: Ryan Kunselman
Members of Central Clarion's defense upend Troy quarterback Evan Woodward during Friday's PIAA Class 2A state championship game. Photo by Ryan Kunselman
For Franklin, Trenton Rice decked Trenton Patton in 3:59 at 145 pounds while Gary Kiselka dropped Devon Weckerly in 1:26 at 215 pounds.
Both teams came out firing as OC (2-2) jumped out to a 20-17 advantage and held just a 31-30 edge at halftime.
Oil City fell behind early and was unable to recover, dropping a 48-33 non-region decision to Greenville in girls basketball action at the House of Hustle on Thursday evening.
The Berries (5-2) came out of the gates strong, grabbing a 17-8 lead after one quarter and never looking back.
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