Bellwood-Antis Football

“In big games turnovers usually mark the difference in the outcome of the game,” said Bellwood-Antis coach John Hayes...

Surprises from the season-opener between Tyrone and Bellwood-Antis, a long-standing rivalry that’s come to be known as the Backyard Brawl...

In most sports involving a ball—basketball, baseball, soccer—the bounce is usually somewhat predictable, despite an occasional strange hop

Two small school giants met to do battle at Point Stadium in Johnstown on Friday night.

The Bellwood-Antis Blue Devils might be waking up this morning scratching their heads and wondering what happened last night...

Speed kills and if anyone needs proof of that, they should have been at the Bellwood-Antis/Steelton-Highspire PIAA Eastern Semifinal...

The tale of the tape for the 2007 season for the Bellwood-Antis football team is getting longer and longer, but always with the same regret.

Big plays made the difference at Dr. Larry Giovacchini Stadium on Friday night.

The undefeated Philipsburg-Osceola Mounties rolled into Bellwood Memorial on Friday night looking to keep their number one District 6-AA...

It was an absolutely beautiful night for a football game-the weather was sunny at the start and cool with...

Bellwood-Antis battled four-time defending state champ toe-to-toe for the first two quarters of their PIAA Eastern Final at...

Philipsburg-Osceola knocked Tyrone from the ranks of the undefeated at Philipsburg’s Memorial Field two years ago by...

Tyrone coach John Franco would probably be the first to admit that—as far as the media goes—he’s much more likely to deliver a cliche...

Saturday, November 19, 2005 • Mansion Park • Altoona, PA

Friday, September 2, 2005 • Bellwood-Antis Memorial Field • Bellwood, Pennsylvania

Bellwood-Antis and Camp Hill battled to a 14-14 draw through the opening 24 minutes taking a tie into the locker room at halftime.

If this coaching thing doesn’t work out for John Franco, and all indications are that it’s going fine so far, he could always...

Bellwood-Antis controlled the first half of their football game against Curwensville at Bellwood Memorial Stadium on Friday night.

The Blue Devils knew that before their Saturday evening game with ICC rival Bishop Guilfoyle began they wouldn’t make the playoffs.

Bellwood-Antis had the football inside the Moshannon Valley four yard line at the end of each half.