Bellwood-Antis Football

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.

It wasn’t pretty by any means, but Bellwood-Antis finally has a win at home in 2007.

In the end, all that mattered was the streak.

If it is a trend, it’s certainly one Bellwood-Antis coach John Hayes hopes his young Blue Devils would quickly grow out of.

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

Big plays got Bellwood-Antis the lead in a huge first half on Friday night at Lewistown Mitchell Stadium

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...

On the offensive line there was Josh Peters, Chad Coho, Caleb Stephens, Anthony Jenkins and Cody Smith; on the defensive line there was...

Big plays and long drives were the norm on Saturday afternoon in the District 6-A championship tilt between three-time defending finalist...

When Southern Huntingdon and Bellwood-Antis collided on Saturday night in a District 6-A semifinal football game at Three Springs...

Bellwood Memorial Stadium looked like it was caught in the middle of a torrential downpour for most of the District 6-A quarterfinal...

When you have a horse and the conditions limit your game plan, run the horse and count on your defense stopping anything serious.

“From the first play, right up to the very end, our kids played real well.”

For much of the first half against Chestnut Ridge on Friday night, Bellwood-Antis continued their penchant for stopping themselves with...

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

The game opened like it would be a series of battles in which perhaps the last team with the ball would be the victor.

It was a slow start for the Bellwood-Antis offense, but once the Blue Devils got in gear, they ripped the game wide open in a 43-0...

“A good start was really important. We knew that we needed to get some excitement in our players,”