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1 Daniel Boone owns a six-game winning streak over Muhlenberg for the first time since the two began playing in 1959, the Blazers' first season. Muhlenberg leads the series 36-20-3, thanks in large part to a 19-game winning…

FRIDAY'S GAMES (all games at 7 unless noted)MikeDragoSports.com coverageNon-leagueDaniel Boone at MuhlenbergFollow Mike DragoNon-leagueM.L. King at WilsonFollow Pete BeckNon-leagueRed Lion at Reading HighFollow Hunter…

Rob Flowers did not mince words when talking about Daniel Boone's 0-2 start. "If we do not play better and more physical and with more energy, we are not going to win a game this year," the Blazers head coach said on the eve of…

The Hamburg Hawks lost an opponent and replaced them within hours Wednesday, assuring that they'll have a game this week. Hamburg officials were informed early Wednesday that Fairfield did not have enough healthy players to compete…

Tommy Hunsicker said he had been looking forward to his first start at quarterback since the day his sophomore season ended some nine months ago. Really, it's been much, much longer than that. Ever since he was 7 or 8 and first set…

Ty Barreto Senior center Q: What’s the one super power you wish you possessed? I wish I had the ability to fly, just so I can get places quicker. Q: Who's the most under-rated player on your team? I feel it…

Body Zone Physical Therapy Defensive Player of the Week Nate Capitano got a chance to start several games at defensive back early in his junior season, filling in for injured seniors. That on-field experience, against…

Backs of the Week Section 1 Grant Hoover, RB, Hempfield: Against York High, had 23 carries for 163 yards and a TD, five catches for 44 yards and 1 TD. Section 2 Donovan Gingrich Brycen Arnold, RB, Manheim…

Wyomissing (2-0) vs. Trinity (1-1) Kick: Saturday, 1:30, at the A-Field. Series: Spartans lead 4-2. Last meeting: Ben Terefenko threw three touchdown passes as Wyomissing defeated Trinity 48-3 in Week 3 of the…

Diamond Credit Union Lineman of the Week When Jack Gartner looks around his huddle he must feel as if he's entered the "Twilight Zone" and stepped into another dimension. He's six inches shorter and a hundred or more pounds…