If you’re unable to listen to the big showdown between Aliquippa and Quaker Valley on 1460 WMBA tonight, October 13, 2017 @ 7pm you can click on the logo below to hear Bob Barrickman and Bruce Frey on the call from Quaker Valley High School of this WPIAL Class 3-A Beaver Valley Conference high school football game.
(Bridgewater, PA) The atmosphere was literally charged up with excitement as the Chargers’ football team from Our Lady Of Sacred Heart High School along with head coach Dan Bradley were the special guests at Coaches Corner on Wednesday October 11, 2017, on the Sports Patio and Winter Lodge at Robert’s Roadside Inn in Bridgewater. Fresh off a big win over previously undefeated Rochester, The players, coaches and fans in attendance had plenty to be “charged up” about.
In addition to being excited about having a great season, there was more to be astonished about last night. Perhaps for the first time ever, the son of a player previously honored as a player of the game twenty some years ago ago at Coaches Corner, as Richard Banks, Jr. was a CCBC Player Of The Game and interviewed during the broadcast. Two decades ago, Richard Banks Sr., a player for Aliquippa High school, and part of the 1997 state championship basketball team, was showcased in the same manner.
Along with the Banks’ father and son players of the game combination, yet another twenty year throwback was part of the program too, as Bruce Frey showed his ability to stay in shape over the course of time by still being able to fit into a “50th Season” WBVP polo shirt which he wore with pride Wednesday evening. This year marks the 70th season for high school football coverage on WBVP.
As usual, Bob Barrickman and Bruce Frey hosted the program, which airs every Wednesday night from 7 to 8 P.M. live on WBVP and WMBA. Attendees and guests were treated to free pizza courtesy of Pizza Joe’s in Beaver, and free wings from Robert’s Roadside Inn.
Here are some pictures from Wednesday night’s Coaches Corner Broadcast:
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The undefeated Rochester Rams led OLSH in a low scoring contest throughout three quarters. Then with less than five minutes left OLSH scored and completed the two-point conversion to go up 14-13 with less than two minutes left. The rams were on the move in their end until a snap went through the endzone resulting in a safty. The final score was 16-13 OLSH upsetting the undefeated Rams.
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Tonights game was hosted in Aliquippa where the quips came away with yet another shut out victory with a final of Clairton 0 Aliquippa 28. Tonights game was not only dominated by Aliquippa but also by the insane amount of penalty’s committed by both teams which still seemed to not affect Aliquippa remaining undefeated.
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Rochester 13 vs OLSH 16 Final
Clairton 0 vs Aliquippa 28 Final
Moon 13 vs Chartiers Valley 22 Final
Blackhawk 14 vs Ambridge 7 Final
Beaver Falls 14 vs Quaker Valley 42 Final
Hopewell 16 vs Central Valley 38 Final
Beaver 57 vs Ellwood City 14 Final
Neshannock 14 vs Riverside 34 Final
New Brighton 13 vs Mohawk 27 Final
Western Beaver 18 vs Sto-Rox 36 Final
Union 22 vs Cornell 20 Final
South Fayette 42 vs New Castle 33 Final
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Click the link below at 6:30 p.m.. WMBA-AM 1460’s Tom Hays and Bruce Frey have the call from Aliquippa High School of this WPIAL Class 3-A vs Class 1-A Non-Conference high school football game as the Quips battle the defending champion Bears.
Click on the Link below at 6:30 . WBVP-AM 1230’s Bob Barrickman and Jason Colangelo have the call from Moon High School of this WPIAL Class 1-A Big 7 Conference high school football game as the Rams battle the Chargers.
For the first time since 2006, the Lions of New Brighton lay claim to the prize of battle, the Little Brown Jug, that they won from Beaver Falls on Friday night. The exchange took place at a packed New Brighton High School Gymnasium on Monday, October 2. Matt Drzik has more in this report.
(Beaver Falls, PA) As legend has it, Years ago, the losing team of the annual Beaver falls -New Brighton football game would go down to the Beaver River and fill up a jug (we can only assume that it turned brown after being filled with the river water) with water and bring it back up to the field for the winning team to take a drink.
Well, we now have running water, but that little brown jug is still just as important, but now as a trophy that get is kept by the wining team after each year’s game. Friday Night, New Brighton held off a Beaver Falls comeback at the end to win this year’s edition of the “battle for the little brown jug”, 27-20, at Reeves Field on the campus of Geneva College.
Here are some pictures of a very festive and fun evening on College Hill last night:
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In the battle of the little brown jug…it was new Brighton Defeating Beaver Falls 27-20 at Reeves Field on the hill at Geneva College. The night started with rain, which lead to the Tigers dropping the ball in the first half. After Beaver Falls avenged a comeback, however New Brighton will keep the little brown jug.
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