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No major injuries that I know of. I think the lack of competition over the final third of the schedule made the team sloppy and somewhat lazy. I was hoping the Everett game would wake them but I guess no. They were not ready to face Forest Hills.
Hopefully the returning players learn a valuable lesson. They will have a very competitive team next year.

I give you Central guys credit- gracious in defeat. The best I've seen this year. BTW- We will only be better next yr. also. # 42 last night is a frosh. 4 other starters are sophs. Only 7 juniors on the team. Some great frosh will be likely starting next yr. Dallas McClintock will step in for # 81 at end, Andy Pinkas will possibly start for Dell, #40. Shima #4 may fill in for Shope #5. A couple decent linemen with some size may see a lot of action. Who knows, maybe we'll meet again next playoffs.

LOL it's a good thing everyone isn't gracious this would be a boring place!

Richland is all juniors at the skilled positions.
Tyrone will have Oliver next season.
Central will have Cunningham and Moore next season.
Forest Hills will have a whole lot back.

I'd be willing to bet, those are the four teams people will be talking about in 2013.

and BA has Gray back, and Clearfield gets Lezzer back...area is loaded next year.

Johnstown will be a whole lot better too. A lot of young guys will be better. Kareem Gibson, Deion Moore, and Terrell Jones will be fun to watch.
Somerset has Stull back.
Windber has a lot of good, young talent.


I expect next season to be a good one.

P.C. only started four (4) seniors on Friday night against Richland. Those who didn't play on Friday include two-way starters Mack Behe (sr.), Seth McLendon (jr.), Tyler Janosik (jr.) and Mark Mardula (soph.), all out with injuries.

D6 AA will be loaded next year.

NB has the Over to Diehl combo back.

Central will also add a lot of good young talent from a 9th grade team that went 8-2 this season with its 2 losses coming to Hollidaysburg and on a last second TD to Tyrone in week 2.