Monthly Archives: September 2008

Powell has his own sign

Susquehannock grad Chaz Powell is seen slapping hands with fans in the Penn State student section right in front of a sign some of his fellow students made in his honor. The redshirt freshman saw action early in Saturday night’s … Continue reading

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Are area football officials biased?

William Penn coach Matt Ortega was not happy with the officiating of his team’s game at Dover Friday night. It wasn’t exactly a sabotage, considering the Bearcats still scored 66 points and had a comfortable 43-point margin of victory. But … Continue reading

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Week 6 Power Rankings

Where are the upsets? The top seven teams from last week all emerged as winners, further separating themselves from the rest of the YAIAA. When that happens, it makes compiling this list easier, but it also makes things less exciting. … Continue reading

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Reader feedback on Littlestown’s Greatest Athletes

A reader letter e-mailed to us this morning: I think you absolutely missed the boat when you did not include Yancy Unger as one of your top Littlestown athletes. Yancy excelled in football, baseball and basketball. As a two-way starter … Continue reading

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New state girls’ volleyball rankings

Pennsylvania Volleyball Coaches Association Top 10 Girls Volleyball Poll Week 5 – Sept. 29 Class AAA 1. Emmaus (11) 2. Seneca Valley (7) 3. Parkland (11) 4. North Allegheny (7) 5. Allentown Central Catholic (11) 6. Upper St. Clair (7) … Continue reading

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Week 5 Wrap Up

Perfection is plentiful in the YAIAA. The season is halfway over, but William Penn, Dallastown, Littlestown and Delone Catholic have still been untouchable this year. Not too shabby. The only close contest of the week was the inter-divisional tilt between … Continue reading

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YAIAA alumni recognized

Last week was a big week for three YAIAA alumni. Starting close to home, Eastern York grad April McFarland scored three times and added an assist for the York College field hockey team and was named Capital Athletic Conference field … Continue reading

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How do You Beat the Best?

First of all, hi! The name is Doug, and I’ve been blogging since 2005. I’ve lived in York County for about 99% of my life, and I dig the local sports scene but my real passion is for the big … Continue reading

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Fear the Beaver

ABOVE: This beaver is kind and gentle and builds dams. BELOW: This Beaver romped for 186 yards against the so-called best team in the nation. Oregon State romped over No. 1 USC – I’m sorry, make that soon-to-be-former No. 1 … Continue reading

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Week 5 Lightning Round

More rain. Of course. If you like it messy, these expected Week 5 conditions are for you. No matter what the weather, there are multiple intriguing matchups. A few quick takes below. Jump in with your own thoughts in the … Continue reading

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