The Beaver Bobcats proved they still had gas left in the tank after their shocking win over Aliquippa last week.

The Bobcats defeated section foes Quaker Valley tonight by a score of 38-14 on WMBA. Beaver remains undefeated overall (3-0) and in the conference (2-0). Quaker Valley is 0-1 in the Beaver Valley Conference and 2-1 overall.

Beaver’s Darius Wise and Quaker Valley’s Rickey Guss were named the CCBC Players of the game.

Tom Hays has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

New Brighton’s first home game of the year took place tonight at Oak Hill Field. After tonight, a vacation far away might be in store.

The Neshannock Lancers scored early and often in a 49-0 rout of the Lions on WBVP tonight, forcing a mercy rule at the beginning of the second half. The loss drops the Lions to 0-3 in the MAC and 0-3 overall, while the Lancers improve to 2-0 in the conference and 3-1 overall.

Despite the loss, the performance of Deshawn Clark earned him CCBC Player of the Game honors for New Brighton. Frank Antuono won the honors for Neshannock.

Bob Barrickman has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

A wild showdown between Midwestern Athletic Conference teams ended in Freedom’s favor, as the Bulldogs get their first win in over a year, defeating the New Brighton Lions 24-21 at Bulldog Stadium on 1460 WMBA.

New Brighton was leading 21-7 in the 4th quarter, but Freedom scored 17 unanswered to take the 24-21 lead. The Lions had the chance to send it into overtime, but missed on a 42-yard field goal with 11 seconds to go.

New Brighton drops to 0-2 in the MAC and overall; Freedom improves to 1-0 in the MAC, 1-2 overall.

Freedom’s Zach Rosa and New Brighton’s Tylar Williams were tonight’s CCBC Players of The Game.

Tom Hays has the game recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Lions’ Missed Field Goal

It seemed like Blackhawk would pull off a second consecutive win to start the 2016 season after they took a 21-7 lead into the halftime break.

As it turns out, the Planets did not align in favor of the Cougars.

Caleb Brake capped off a monumental comeback with a 39-yard field goal as time expired, as Mars scores 24 unanswered points to defeat Blackhawk 24-21 at Northwestern Stadium, as heard on 1230 WBVP. Both Mars and Blackhawk are now 1-1 in the Northern Nine Conference (4A) and overall.

Carl Jaszcar of Blackhawk and Garrett Reinke of Mars were tonight’s CCBC Players of the Game.

Bob Barrickman has the game recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Caleb Brake GW Field Goal

The Quips continued their dominance over Beaver Falls Friday, winning their 7th straight regular season victory against the Tigers 44-13. The Tigers jumped to an early 7-0 lead, before the Quips scored 44 unanswered points to seal a 1-0 conference record (2-0 overall). The Tigers dropped to 0-1 overall and in the Beaver Valley Conference.

Nashaud Akins of Beaver Falls and Antwan Brooks of Aliquippa were selected as tonight’s CCBC Players of The Game.

Bob Barrickman has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

The Central Valley Warriors scored 24 unanswered from the gun, and eased to a 34-6 victory over the Ellwood City Wolverines in the season opener. The Warriors improve to 1-0 in the Beaver Valley Conference (and overall), while the Wolverines drop to 0-1.

Danny Santia was the CCBC Player of The Game for Central Valley; Richard Pitrell earns the honor for Ellwood City.

Tom Hays has the recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Girls’ Classic: Home 80, Away 72

The Girls Game in the 2016 Quigley Classic went to the Home All-Stars by a score of 80-72. The CCBC Players of the Game were Courtney Alexander of OLSH, who led all scorers by scoring 26 for the Away All-Stars, and Beaver’s Logan Vuchinich, who netted 16 for the victorious Home squad. Tom Hays has the full scoring recap for beavercountyradio.com.

Boys’ Classic: Away 109, Home 103

The Boys Game in the 49th Quigley Classic went to the Away All-Stars by a score of 109-103. The CCBC Players of the Game were Tomas Johnson of Beaver Falls, who led the losing Home All-Stars (and all scorers) with 39 points (including seven three-pointers), and Cornell’s Blake Lipke, who led the winning Away squad with 30 points. Bob Barrickman has this full recap for beavercountyradio.com.