George Washington and his troops might not be able to make their annual Christmas Day trip across the Delaware River between Pennsylvania and New Jersey. That’s because low water levels make it impossible for re-enactors to use their wooden boats. Organizers says a pretty significant amount of precipitation must fall to raise water levels in time, adding that where and when any snow or rain occurs are also important factors.
Steelers 24 vs Patriots 27
END 4TH QTR (Final)
Steelers 24 vs Patriots 16
END 3RD QTR
Steelers 17 vs Patriots 10
END 2ND QTR
Steelers 7 vs Patriots 7
END 1ST QTR
A week fresh from leading his Quaker Valley Quakers to their first ever state title in football, Head Coach Jerry Veshio called into the Saturday Sports Slam to discuss the magical season that was with Greg Benedetti and Matt Drzik.
He spoke about the key games and key players that fueled the Quakers’ successes, the toughest opponents during the playoffs, and what the future for himself and Quaker Valley are going to look like.
To hear the interview with Coach Veshio, click on the players below.
Part 1
Part 2
In a game that was dominated by the Tigers early in the zip code 15010 rivalry, Beaver Falls Started the game with an 8-0 run and never looked back leading by as many as 20 points at one point in the game. Beaver Falls picks up it’s first victory of the year. The Tigers travel to Central Valley on Tuesday as the Cougars of Blackhawk take on Hopewell at Home.
CCBC Players of the Game:
Jailyn Vaughn- Beaver Falls
Trent Michael- Blackhawk
Other scores around the area:
5A
West Allegheny- 67, Hampton- 65
4A
Ambridge- 70, Hopewell- 64
Quaker Valley- 74, Beaver-54
Central Valley-35, New Castle- 54
3A
Beth-Center- 63, South Side Beaver- 77
2A
OLSH- 72, Bishop Canevin- 32
Sto-Rox- 44, Sewickely Academy- 93
1A
Rochester- 30, Cornell- 45
Western Beaver- 59, Quigley- 36
NON-SECTION
New Brighton-67, Freedom- 60
Sharon- 44, Aliquippa- 47
THE HOLIDAYS ARE CERTAINLY A BAD TIME FOR HOME DISASTERS…AND THERE WAS A FIRE THIS MORNING IN RACCOON TOWNSHIP. BEAVER COUNTY RADIO’S GREG BENEDETTI HAS AN UPDATE. Click on ‘play’ to hear Greg’s update…
NHL
Thursday’s Scores
Vegas 2, Pittsburgh 1
Columbus 6, NY Islanders 4
Washington 5, Boston 3
Montreal 2, New Jersey 1 (OT)
Anaheim 3, St. Louis 1
Minnesota 2, Toronto 0
Philadelphia 2, Buffalo 1
San Jose 3, Calgary 2
Chicago 5, Winnipeg 1
Colorado 2, Florida 1
Tampa Bay 4, Arizona 1
Nashville 4, Edmonton 0
7:00pm
Los Angeles at NY Rangers
Carolina at Buffalo
Dallas at New Jersey
7:30pm
Toronto at Detroit
10:00pm
San Jose at Vancouver
NFL
Thursday’s Score
Denver 25, Indianapolis 13
NBA
Thursday’s Scores
Cleveland 121, LA Lakers 112
Detroit 105, Atlanta 91
New York 111, Brooklyn 104
Minnesota 119, Sacramento 96
Golden State 112, Dallas 97
7:00pm
LA Clippers at Washington
Portland at Orlando
Oklahoma City at Philadelphia
Miami at Charlotte
Detroit at Indiana
7:30pm
Brooklyn at Toronto
Utah at Boston
8:00pm
Chicago at Milwaukee
Atlanta at Memphis
9:00pm
New Orleans at Denver
9:30pm
San Antonio at Houston
Despite having the same amount of saves as his predecessor, Penguins goaltender Matt Murray called his own performance against the Vegas Golden Knights on Thursday Night “mediocre”:
(Audio courtesy of Penguins Radio Network)
Murray stopped 24 of 26 shots on the evening and was named second star, but the first career goal by Jon Merrill was the difference-maker as the Golden Knights defeated Pittsburgh 2-1. Former Penguin James Neal also scored for Vegas, while current Penguin defenseman Ian Cole notched the lone tally for his team.
Former Penguins goalie Marc-Andre Fleury beat his former club by stopping 24 of 25 shots, earning first star honors, amd sending Pittsburgh to their third consecutive loss. All three losses have been one-goal decisions.
The Penguins continue their second western trip on Saturday at Arizona; game time is at 8:00pm.