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2017 Fall Sports Documentary

November 8, 2017 • Ed Weaver

The 2017 Montgomery Fall Sports Documentary is now available.

Passing Yards

Logan Almeida 448

Rushing Yards

Kaide Drick 146

Receiving Yards

Steven Prince 227

Tackles

Devon Deem 9

Brayden Strouse
October 5, 2018

It is my privilege to announce Brayden Strouse as this week's "Athlete of the Week." After suffering an injury the first week of the season Brayden has displayed great leadership and served as a player-coach during his time off the field. He came back with a vengeance last week! Coach Bozella had this to say about him: "Brayden Strouse made his return Friday night against Muncy and made his presence felt immediately! Brayden threw for 156 yards and 2 touchdowns and he led drives like a general. During the last drive, which will go down in Montgomery football history, Brayden threw a screen pass to Hunter Budman for the score that set up the win and captured the Old Shoe for the first time in 14 years." Congratulations Brayden!

Toughest battle yet: Canton's Ward ready to face down cancer

December 7, 2018 Brian Fees

Canton's Timmy Ward has been in many battles on the football field, and wrestling mat. He's been in must-win games, and huge wrestling matches.

Last minute touchdown gives Canton 25-21 win over Towanda.

August 26, 2018 Chris Manning

CANTON — One of the most important qualities in offense is trust.

Wellsboro rolls to opening win.

August 25, 2018 Terry Pruyne

WESTFIELD – With perfect football weather to start the season, Wellsboro seemed to be at mid-season form with their 49-6 victory over Cowanesque Valley. Karter Witmer and Silas Wagaman led the Hornets through the air while Aidan Hauser led on the ground. HW² accounted for all of Wellsboro's scores.

Spartans held to just 103 yards in loss.

August 25, 2018 Matt Beltz

MIFFLINBURG — With a healthy Jase Wright in the backfield and the Wing-T offense being reinstalled at Hughesville under first-year coach Adam Gehr, the Spartans were understandably optimistic heading into their season opener at Mifflinburg, which was believed to be Hughesville's first regular season trip into the Western part of Union County since 1991.