Scoring Updates!!! Western Beaver @ Rochester Boys Basketball. 1/29/21

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Beaver defeats Blackhawk 61-44!!!

Tonight’s game in girls basketball was between Beaver and Blackhawk.  Beaver came out strong from the gate, making it hard for Blackhawk to get points on the board.  At the end of the first period it was 21 Beaver 9 Blackhawk.  The lady Bobcats continued to increase their lead during the rest of the first half,  ending the half with a score of 34 Beaver 19 Blackhawk.  In the second half, Beaver managed to reach a lead double the points of Blackhawk.  Blackhawk tried to fight back but they were unable to conquer the Bobcats.  The game ended in favor of Beaver with a score of  61-44.

 

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Blackhawk beats Hopewell 58-49

In the very beginning of the first period Hopewell took a 5-0 lead but Blackhawk began to comeback which at the end of the first period the score was Hopewell 12 Blackhawk 10.  Second period The Vikings had a ton of turnovers which lead to the Cougars to take advantage and gain the lead and at the end of the first half the score was Blackhawk 36 Hopewell 29.Hopewell began to show life in the second half by amounting a 7-0 run to open the third period, but ultimately it was not enough Hopewell fell to Blackhawk 58-49 submitting their first win this season.

Central Valley defeats Ambridge 51-43!!!

Ambridge put up a good fight but Central Valley came out of it with the win in tonight’s game. In the first period the Warriors were up big against the Bridgers 16-7. In the second period the Bridgers started to fight back bringing the score at the half to 22 Warriors 17 Bridgers.  From the third into the fourth Ambridge kept it close with Central Valley,  early in the fourth period they tied it up at 36. Ultimately Central Valley would prevail and defeat  Ambridge with a final score of 51-43.

 

 

Aliquippa School Board approves Football Coach Mike Warfield’s Contract

Story by Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano

(Aliquippa, Pa.) Aliquippa High School Football Coach Mike Warfield was awarded a 3 year contract extending from March 22, 2021 to March 21, 2024  Lorie Willis was hired as a volunteer  girls basketball coach.

The board accepted the resignation of Lakesha Cobb, elementary school administrative assistant effective December 23, 2020.
Friday, February 12 will be an in-service day instead of a  regular school day. Monday, February 15 will be a regular school day, not  an in-service day.
The district has been awarded $4,032,121.00 in CARES ACT funding from the   state.  The funding was allocated to support ongoing learning in school districts in the 16th legislative district.
The funding is part of  $2.2 billion  in federal stimulus funds  to k-12 school districts and charter schools affected by the pandemic

CCBC Players of the Game

 

Riverside – Calvin Hughes

Beaver Falls – Michael Conley