Bellwood-Antis Football

The sign made by the Bellwood-Antis cheerleaders for the football players to run through at the beginning of the game said...

Bellwood-Antis had trouble stringing positive plays together on Friday night at Philipsburg’s Memorial Stadium...

It wasn’t as easy as the final score would seem to indicate, but Bellwood-Antis defeated Southern Huntingdon 28-0...

The Bellwood-Antis offense, which had clicked almost at will during the Blue Devils two straight victories...

The two teams had never before faced each other on the football field.

Bellwood-Antis head coach John Hayes summed up the state of B-A football after his Blue Devils had mashed Penns Valley 27-0...

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.

Bellwood-Antis completed their third straight road game with a trip to Fishertown on Friday night to battle 5-1 Chestnut Ridge.

It’s been a tough year for the Bellwood-Antis football team.

Bellwood-Antis put one quick score on the board at Southern Huntingdon on Friday night and then allowed Southern Huntingdon to stay close.

The rain that preceded Hurricane Isabel fell for much of the ballgame at Bellwood Memorial Stadium on a rare Thursday night date.

Everett kept its undefeated record as the Warriors heard the final gun at the end of Friday night’s football game at Bellwood Memorial...

Records are made to be broken, although the one senior quarterback Shawn Weiand broke on Saturday night had lasted 28 years.

Tyrone showed their strength early in the annual Backyard Brawl with archrival Bellwood-Antis, then never allowed the Blue devils to get any

Bellwood-Antis and Windber battled the cold and mud on Saturday night at Windber Stadium in the opening round of the District 5/6 playoffs.

With the rain falling harder as the game progressed, Bellwood-Antis lifted themselves up by their bootstraps and raincoats to come from behi

Bellwood-Antis traveled to Fishertown for a contest on the gridiron against Chestnut Ridge on Friday night. B-A got off to a slow start befo