Laurel defeats New Brighton 27-25

The Spartans travelled to Oak Hill field for a game against the Lions on this Friday night.  Laurel came out with a strong run game from the start, breaking through New Brighton and finding their way to the end zone.  The first quarter ended with a score of 14-0 Laurel.  In the second quarter, New Brighton began to fight back and managed two touchdowns before halftime.  The first half ended with a score of 21-13 Laurel.  The Lions fought hard to stop Laurel in the third quarter, managing to turn it into a two point game thanks to a 70 yard run.  The Lions attempted a two point conversion to tie the score but failed.  In the fourth quarter, Laurel did not score any more points and continued to only run the ball, only attempting one pass late in the game.  The game ended in favor of Laurel, with a final score of 27-25.

 

 

 

 

Scores From Across the Valley Friday October 9, 2020

Friday- October 9, 2020:

 

            1230 WBVP-AM, 99.3 FM, and beavercountyradio.com

Laurel
New Brighton

 

27
25   Final
            1460 WMBA and the Trib-Live Network

Chartiers Valley
Aliquippa

 

6
35   Final
                        WPIAL Class 5A Allegheny Six Conference       
South Fayette
Bethel Park
23
7   Final
West Allegheny
Upper St. Clair
27
37 Final
                        WPIAL Class 4A Big Parkway Conference      
Beaver
New Castle
0
0    Final
Montour
Blackhawk
34
8    Final
                        WPIAL Class 3A North Western Six Conference      
Ambridge
Avonworth
6
48    Final
Keystone Oaks
Central Valley
14
65    Final
Quaker Valley
Hopewell
0
47    Final
                        WPIAL Class 2A MAC Conference      
Beaver Falls
Mohawk
49
14    Final
Neshannock
Riverside
26
8    Final
                        WPIAL Class 2A Three Rivers Conference      
Sto-Rox
Seton La Salle
56
14    Final
Western Beaver
Brentwood
35
22    Final
                        WPIAL Class 1A Big Seven Conference      
Burgettstown
Cornell
29
14    Final
Rochester
Fort Cherry
19
21    Final
Shenango
North Gate
59
12  Final
Union
OLSH
18
28  Final

Chartiers Valley at Aliquippa post game report!

 

The Aliquippa Quips knock off the Chartiers Valley Colts in shocking fashion beating the Colts 28-6. the Quips dominated this game from start to finish. Taking the opening kick-off back 85 yards for a touchdown. The Quips did not stop there, the Colts started to battle back with 2 quick first downs on their opening drive. But the drive ended with an Aliquippa pick 6 for 102 yards. After that pick 6 the game was well in Aliquippa’s hands, as they scored later in the first half on 55 yard touchdown run. The Colts tried to mount a comeback scoring on a 21 yard touchdown pass before the half, but missing the extra point. The Quips took a commanding lead going to the half 21-6. Despite the only scoring once in the 2nd half the Quips defense held strong, causing the Colts to have problems scoring in the redzone. The Quips won the game by a score of 35-6 as they move to 4-0 and head to Montour next week.

You can listen to the post game report here:

CCBC Players of the Game Friday Oct. 9, 2020

Friday, October 9, 2020:

WBVP , 99.3 FM and beavercountyradio.com

Laurel- Luke McCoy
New Brighton- Nyasanu Green ii

 

WMBA

Chartiers Valley- Anthony Collura
Aliquippa- Vernon Redd

Scoring Updates Laurel at New Brighton @7 PM Friday 10/9/20

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Scoring Update Chartiers Valley @ Aliquippa Friday 10/09/20 @ 7 PM

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Link For Chartiers Valley at Aliquippa, 10/09/20, on 1460 WMBA and the Trib-Live High School Sports Network

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1460 WMBA’s Tom Hays and Bruce Frey have the call from The Pit at Aliquippa High School of this WPIAL Class 4A Parkway Conference high school football game as the Quips battle the Colts.

If you can’t listen to the game on the air and want to hear it via the Trib-Live High School Sports Network click the link below. The stream doesn’t start til the pre-game:

Link for Laurel vs. New Brighton 10/09/20 on WBVP, 99.3 FM, beavercountyradio.com, and Facebook Live

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1230 WBVP, 99.3 FM and beavercountyradio.com’s Bob Barrickman and Jason Colangelo have the call from Oak Hill Field in New Brighton of this WPIAL Class 2A Midwestern Athletic Conference high school football game as the Lions battle the Spartans for second place in the MAC

 

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Steelers hope unexpected layoff doesn’t mess with rhythm

Steelers hope unexpected layoff doesn’t mess with rhythm
By WILL GRAVES AP Sports Writer
PITTSBURGH (AP) — Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger says he feels as if he’s “starting from scratch” after the team’s unexpected week off. The Steelers were given Week 4 off by the NFL after the league postponed Pittsburgh’s game against Tennessee because of a COVID-19 outbreak on the Titans. Roethlisberger says he believes his team “got the short end” of the decision to call the game. The 38-year-old Roethlisberger says he spent a portion of the weekend playing catch with his son. The Steelers return to action at home this week against cross-state rival Philadelphia.

Commissioners Provide Update On CARES Act Checks

(Matt Drzik/Beaver County Radio)

The Commissioners announced at Wednesday’s work session that small businesses and non-profit organizations are set to receive $1,841,201.51 of the CARES Act Funding that was awarded to Beaver County earlier this year.

“Pretty much every business who applied that showed a loss in their P&L from March to July, from ’19 to 2020, that even received a PPP loan from the federal government…as long as they still showed loss with the PPP, they should be receiving some kind of award,” said Commissioner Chairman Dan Camp.

The full funding provided to Beaver County from the CARES Act was $14.8 million.