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Red Dragons' rough start continues against Highlanders
PATTON — Purchase Line coach Matt Falisec knew his team would be in for a tough start at the outset of the Heritage Conference football season. "We had Northern Cambria last week and Cambria Heights this week. These are two of the top teams,” he said after the Red Dragons suffered a 51-0 loss to Cambria Heights in the Highlanders’ conference home opener on Friday at Cambria Heights High School. "Thank goodness they’re out of the way. And we’ll get ready to go next week.” This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings. Browser CompatibilityYour browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks. We recommend switching to one of the following browsers:
Northern Cambria claims a spot at the top of the Heritage Conference with an impressive victory over United Valley! (Gallery Included)
Tagged under: District 6, Game Photos, Gameday Hub, News, pfn. Northern Cambria Colts (1-0) at United Valley Lions (1-0) The last time these two teams meet was the opener last year in which United Valley won by six points. At the time Ty Dumm was a Northern Cambria wide receiver. He had both of the Colts touchdowns and nine total touches. It was the only regular season loss for the Colts. As both teams went 9-1 and the Lions won the Conference based on their head to head record. Last month I openly stated on my page that Ty Dumm was the best player in the conference. Tonight he was the best player on the field as the Colts pulled away with a strong second half to win 27-0. Dumm moved to quarterback last year after the starter Ethan Donitalli was injured and put up big numbers. (600 passing yards, 900 rushing yards, 300 receiving and five interceptions) I was at last years Coal Bowl where he ran 75 yards on the games first play and had three picks. Tonight two rushing touchdowns, a passing touchdown and a return touchdown that was called back.
Caitlin Clark, Fever Teammates Had Priceless Reactions to Meeting Simone Biles
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever stayed red-hot on Wednesday night as they beat the Connecticut Sun, 84-80, in front of a fired-up home crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The Fever have now won four of their last five games since the Olympic break and are playing their best basketball at the most important time of the season.
HERITAGE CONFERENCE TEAMS, INDIANA LOOKING TO STEP UP IN WEEK TWO
It’s Week Two of the high school football season, and there are four games on our Renda Media stations tonight. On WCCS and Renda Digital TV, Homer-Center welcomes Marion Center to Memorial Stadium. The Wildcats look to rebound from their loss last week to United Valley while the Stingers beat Portage in Week One. Homer-Center coach Greg Page knows Marion Center will be tough.
Indiana Football Week 1 Availability Report Against Florida International
Indiana will be without Josh Philostin, JoJo Johnson, E.J. Williams Jr., Andrew Depaepe, Vince Fiacable, Nick Kidwell and Brody Kosin for its 2024 season opener against Florida International, according to the Big Ten availability report.
INDIANA BOYS, RIVER VALLEY GIRLS GET CLOSE GOLF WINS
Indiana edged Kiski Area by just two strokes yesterday in an important Section match at the Indiana Country Club. Final score, 191-193 as Gabe Nettleton, playing in the fial group, drove the par four, 338-yard 9th hole and two-putted for birdie. Ryan Bell led a group of six players who all shot 41 or better. Bell was at even par 36. Nettleton shot 37, Chace Force 38 and Austin Schawl and Drew Brocious both shot 40. Caden Force had a 41. Kiski’s Caden Witt shot a 35 to earn medalist honors.
In Touch with Indiana Sports Ep.16 — Final thoughts before Indiana football begins the season, games to watch this weekend, reaction from Thursday matchups, and more
Welcome to the next episode of In Touch with Indiana Sports hosted by John Alden and powered by HoosierIllustrated.com. On today’s show, publisher Alec Lasley joins after a brief hiatus to provide one final preview of this year’s Indiana football team as they prepare for the season opener against Florida International on Saturday. Alec and John discuss which positions should make an impact, where the Hoosiers may see some growing pains, and plenty more.
A WEEK BEFORE KICKOFF, CRIMSON HAWKS SCRIMMAGE AT MILLER STADIUM
We are one week away from the start of IUP’s football season and last night coach Paul Tortorella put the team through its paces at Miller Stadium. Jack Benedict was there. Tortorella says the offensive backfield is getting healthier, but the defensive backfield has some new concerns. Quarterback Karst...
Indiana Softball Announces 2024 Fall Ball Slate
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. –––– Indiana Softball head coach Shonda Stanton has announced the team's 2024 fall schedule. The Hoosiers will play seven total games over the course of three weekends this fall with five of the games being held at Andy Mohr Field. All home games offer...
Avry Tatum sparks Indiana Volleyball to a 2-0 sweep at Kennesaw State Invitational
To kick off the volleyball season, Indiana traveled down to Kennesaw, Georgia, where it competed in two games at the Kennesaw State Invitational. The first was against the hosts, Kennesaw State University, on Friday night, then the following morning, the Hoosiers faced Wichita State University for an early Saturday matchup.
Brookview Fancy, JK Pearl Stone pace to career bests in Indiana Sire Stakes
Anderson, IN — Freshman pacing fillies took to the track on Wednesday (Aug. 28) at Harrah’s Hoosier Park with a pair of $67,500 Indiana Sire Stakes divisions for their fourth leg. The streaking Brookview Fancy won her fourth straight, while JK Pearl Stone rallied late to score in their respective divisions, each in a lifetime best time.
Bald Eagle Area gets big win over Central Cambria 39-14 (photo gallery included)
Tagged under: District 6, Game Photos, Gameday Hub, News. WINGATE — BEA started the season as a state title contender. Then a funny thing happened along the way. They took a big loss to Bishop Guilfoyle in the season opener. Almost double the losses as All State qb Carson Nagle left that game pretty banged up and was questionable for the start last night. Nagle has some good trainers. He led the Bald Eagles to a 39-14. BEA’s all-state quarterback Carson Nagle returned from an injury in Week 1 and threw for 366 yards on 22 completions and three touchdown passes to lead a balanced BEA offense in a 39-14 win over Central Cambria. The defending D6AA champions moved to 1-1 on the season with the win.
TEMPORARY RESTRICTIONS IN PLACE AT MILLER STADIUM
Officials with IUP have placed temporary restrictions at George P. Miller Stadium. According to an announcement, the stadium field is off-limits except for athletic teams after facilities personnel discovered damage to the turf that requires specialized repairs. They are working with the vendor to expedite the repairs and this restriction was put in place to keep students and employees safe. As of right now, things are still on schedule for the athletic programs that use the field for practices and games.
Football Game Recap: Meyersdale Takes a Loss
After flying high against Curwensville last Friday, Meyersdale came back down to earth. The Meyersdale Red Raiders were just a hair shy of victory on Friday and fell 14-13 to the Glendale Vikings. The Red Raiders were given a dose of their own medicine in this game as the Vikings apparently hadn't forgotten their loss the last time these teams played back in September of 2023.
Indiana Women’s Soccer Routs Raiders, 6-0
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – After facing four weather delays, the Indiana women's soccer team routed the Wright State Raiders (0-3), 6-0, at Bill Armstrong Stadium on Thursday evening. KEY MOMENTS. • Indiana (3-0) got on the board in the 10th minute with a goal from freshman forward Layla Sirdah. She...
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