Scores From Across The Valley 9/15/17

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New Castle 35 vs Ambridge 7        Final

Sto-Rox 16 vs Rochester 48     Final

Moon 26 vs Hampton 24    Final

West Allegheny 49 vs Chartiers Valley 29    Final

Indiana 13 vs Blackhawk 43     Final

Beaver Falls 0 vs Ellwood City 28     Final

Beaver 21 vs Quaker Valley 45       Final

New Brighton  21 vs Neshannock  49       Final

Mohawk  0 vs Riverside 39      Final

South Side 7 vs Laurel 35      Final

Western Beaver 6 vs Olsh 41       Final

Central Valley 52 vs CWNC  28       Final

Freeport 0 vs Aliquippa 50       Final

   

Scores Across The Valley 9/8/17

 

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Freedom 28, New Brighton 7
Aliquippa 30, Beaver 10
Upper St. Clair 41, Moon 10
West Allegheny 29, North Hills 28 (OT)
Mars 32, Blackhawk 0
South Fayette 47, Ambridge 7
Ellwood City 16, Hopewell 14
Riverside 35, Laurel 0
Rochester 28, Summit Academy 18
Western Beaver 35, Cornell 16
Apollo-Ridge 27, Beaver Falls 19
Central Valley 42, Elizabeth Forward 26
Serra Catholic 42, South Side Beaver 21
Quaker Valley 43, Neshannock 6
New Castle 48, Highlands 47 (2OT)

 

   
    

Aliquippa 30, Beaver 10

 

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Aliquippa remains undefeated after 3 weeks of play, defeating Beaver by a score of 30-10 on 1460 WMBA. The Bobcats took an early 7-0 lead in the 2nd quarter, but the Quips scored 30 unanswered to improve to 3-0. Beaver drops to 2-1 on the 2017 season.

Tariq Jones (Aliquippa) and Noah Yates (Beaver) were selected as the CCBC Players of The Game.

 

   

Freedom 28, New Brighton 7

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It was tight at the beginning, but Freedom pulled away from New Brighton in the second half and earned their second victory of the season by a score of 28-7. The Bulldogs (2-1) held on to a 7-0 lead at the end of the first half, but the Lions struggled all night to get on the scoreboard and now fall to 0-3 on the year.

Jake Francona (New Brighton) and Kyle Borgman (Freedom) were named the CCBC Players of The Game.

   

Scores Across The Valley 9/1/17

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Week 1 is over for Beaver County in football (save for Western Beaver who plays Saturday Afternoon), and there were some interesting results. How did your favorite team fare? Check out these scores!

Knoch 39, Blackhawk 13 (WBVP)
Beaver 42, Freedom 0 (WMBA)
Aliquippa 36, Beaver Falls 0
Central Valley 42, Ellwood City 7
South Side 28, New Brighton 21
Highlands 28, Ambridge 14
West Allegheny 41, Fox Chapel 20
Rochester 36, Shenango 7
Steel Valley 48, Riverside 28
Hopewell 12, Burrell 6
Quaker Valley 52, McGuffey 20
Northgate 29, OLSH 28
Armstrong 28, Moon 21

   

Garland Cooper Is The Director Of Softball & Partner Development With The NCSA

Next College Student Athlete is a Chicago-based organization that focuses on the recruiting process for high school students who want to continue or play sports on a collegiate level, and helping them find the best schools and coaches for each individual student athlete.

Former ESPN softball analyst Garland Cooper is now the Softball and Partner Development for NCSA, and she joined Matt Drzik, Greg Benedetti & Frank Sparks for an interview on the Saturday Sports Slam. She explained how the recruiting process for college students is more difficult than it was before, and how her background and experience with NCSA wants to make it easier for the students.

To hear the interview, click on the players below.

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Nick Nardone Is The Man In Charge Of Beaver Falls Football In 2017

After winning the PIAA Championship as a defensive coordinator, Nick Nardone will now take the head coaching reins of the defending state champions in 3A football, the Beaver Falls Tigers.

Nick spoke with Matt Drzik and Greg Benedetti on the Saturday Sports Slam about his new role with the team, the similarities and changes from last year’s squad, and what his background in football is to have led him to this point.

To hear the full interview, click the players below.

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Ryan Matsook Talks About New Role As Western Beaver AD On Sports Slam

After a banner year that saw him coach the Beaver Falls Tigers to their first WPIAL title since 1984 and their first PIAA gold in football, Ryan Matsook left his position as BF’s head coach in March, and is now the new Athletic Director at Western Beaver High School in Industry.

Matsook phoned in to the Saturday Sports Slam on July 22 to discuss with Matt Drzik and Greg Benedetti about his new role, including what his duties are in helping Western Beaver Athletics, the similarities in his current and past jobs, and how he looks at the new six-class WPIAL format.

To hear the interview, click the players below to listen.

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