It was a matchup that everybody anticipated.

It was a result that few expected.

The Clairton Bears run away late with a 52-16 win over the Aliquippa Quips on WMBA. Clairton outscored the Quips 26-0 in the second half. With the win, the Bears stay undefeated at 6-0 atop the 1A Eastern Conference (and overall). Aliquippa’s overall record drops to 4-2; their record in the 3A Beaver Valley Conference remains at 4-1.

The Quips’ Avante McKenzie and the Bears’ Lamont Wade were chosen as the CCBC Players of The Game.

Bob Barrickman has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

It was a defensive struggle between two Big Seven titans, and one team remained undefeated in the standings.

The Rochester Rams won on WBVP Friday night, getting a 28-12 victory over the Our Lady of The Sacred Heart Chargers at Rochester Stadium. The Rams’s victory keeps them undefeated at 6-0 (section and overall), while OLSH drops to 4-2 overall and 3-2 in the Big Seven.

Ian Kouba (Rochester) and Matt Schnarre (OLSH) were selected as the CCBC Players of The Game.

Tom Hays has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

It was quite the battle Saturday night at Bulldog Stadium for Homecoming, and at the end of the night, the team on top stayed on top.

The Riverside Panthers hold on to win 18-10 over the Freedom Bulldogs on Beaver County Radio. Riverside took a 12-3 lead into the half, but Freedom kept it close until being stopped on the final drive.

During the 1st quarter, Freedom WR Nick Henderson became the leading receiver in Bulldog history. The game was paused to honor his accomplishment; audio of this highlight is posted below.

With the win, Riverside stays undefeated in the Midwestern Athletic Conference at 4-0 (4-1 overall). Freedom drops to 1-2 in the conference (1-5 overall).

Henderson, along with Riverside’s Lance Fisher, earn the honors as tonight’s CCBC Players of the Game.

Bob Barrickman has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Nick Henderson Becomes Freedom’s All-Time Leading Receiver

Hopewell’s undefeated streak to begin the year has come to an end.

The Quaker Valley Quakers get their first win in three weeks in a 31-14 victory over the Hopewell Vikings at Chuck Knox Stadium tonight on WMBA. The Quakers improve to 3-2 overall and 2-2 in the Beaver Valley Conference. Hopewell drops to 5-1 overall and 2-1 in the conference.

Billy DePaul was named CCBC Player of the Game for the Vikings; Jordan Martin earned honors for the Quakers.

A showdown of two titans in the Beaver Valley Conference came down to the final play, and in the end, it was the Warriors who emerged victorious over the Bobcats.

Beaver was stopped on its final drive, and the Central Valley Warriors earn a 42-35 victory over the Bobcats at Sarge Alberts Stadium on WBVP. The back-and-forth affair had the teams tied at each of the breaks, and the Bobcats were hoping to drive for the score and two-point conversion, but were stopped on a QB sneak that ran out the clock.

With the victory, Central Valley improves to 4-0 in the Beaver Valley Conference and 5-1 overall. Beaver drops to 4-1 overall, and 2-1 in the BVC.

Garnering CCBC Player of The Game Honors were Nico Battisti of Central Valley and Darius Wise of Beaver.

Bob Barrickman has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

5A
North Hills 29, Moon 12
West Allegheny 43, Baldwin 0

4A
Montour 38, Ambridge 0

3A
Central Valley 37, Quaker Valley 16
Aliquippa 33, Ellwood City 0

2A
Riverside 14, South Side 6
CW North Catholic 53, North Catholic 7
Laurel 20, Freedom 6

1A
Rochester 49, Cornell 0
Union 38, Western Beaver 7
OLSH 42, Summit Academy 0

Non-Conference
Beaver 77, Keystone Oaks 49 (WPIAL Record)
Beaver Falls 45, Southmoreland 14
Hopewell 30, Mohawk 20
Blackhawk 28, Trinity 20
New Castle 54, Indiana 16

Ambridge’s woes under new coach Terry George have continued.

The Bridgers took a 38-0 loss to the Montour Spartans in Robinson Township on WMBA tonight. The Spartans improve to 1-3 in the Northwest Nine (and overall), while Ambridge falls to 0-4 in the conference (and overall).

Montour’s Brayden James and Mahki Robinson of Ambridge were the selections as the CCBC Players of The Game.

Tom Hays has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Cornell’s return to the WPIAL is still undergoing its “rude awakening” stage.

The Rochester Rams get a 49-0 rout of the Raiders, scoring 42 of those points by halftime. The Rams now improve to 4-0 on the year in the Big Seven and overall, while Cornell drops to 0-3 in the conference (0-4 overall).

Rochester’s Caleb Collins and Cornell’s Gerard Rippy earn tonight’s CCBC Player of The Game honors.

Bob Barrickman has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.