2011-The Year in Pictures
The video above is a compilation of the 2011 high school sports seasons, youth sports and local trail/hiking and outdoor sports activities I had the sincere pleasure to cover this past year. Though the entire video is just under nine minutes, I think you may find a great selection of your favorite local athletes … including our hometown heroes, the Keystone/Mid-Atlantic Champions.
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Here’s wishing one and all a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year!
Lady Wildcats March over Tyrone
Jordan Courter led the way with two goals while Haylea Myers, Mia Bilski and Teah Evers each adding one. Johnna Garbrick had two assists and Trista Barneradding one assist. The Lady Wildcats ammassed 30 shots on goal and 13 corner kicks forcing the Tyrone keeper to accumulate 14 saves on the night.
Jordan Courter (23) slips the ball past a Tyrone defender Tuesday evening. Courter scored two goals for the Lady Wildcats in the 6-1 win.
Johnna Garbrick (7) had two assists on the night as the Lady Wildcats amassed 30 shots on goal and 13 corner kicks.
Shelbe Walker (5) splits two Tyrone defenders Tuesday night at Malinak Stadium as the Lady Wildcats secured a 6-1 victory over the Lady Golden Eagles.
Teah Evers (4) scored a goal for the Lady Wildcats against Tyrone in Central Mountain’s 6-1 win over the Lady Golden Eagles.
More photos for viewing and purchase are available here: Central Mountain vs Tyrone
CM Goes Step for Step with the Millionaires
The Central Mountain boys’ soccer program has always taken with pride the fact that they have never suffered a loss from Williamsport. That stat was erased Saturday eveneing after a hard fought game at Malinak Stadium where the Wildcats and the Millionaires spent the vast majority of the contest tied … both on the field with their respective efforts and with the score as well. Though Williamsport prevailed with a 2-1 final score, I’m sure Coach Stauffer and the squad will work in earnest to make sure the streak is shortlived.
Hunter Tressler (17) was key in stifling Williamsports offensive efforts for most of the evening Saturday at Malinak Stadium.
Kyler Klein (22) worked hard to challenge every ball in his area of responsibilities in a hard fought contest with Williamsport Saturday evening.
Micah Powers (7) took a pounding from aggressive play by Williamsport but never shyed away from the challenge playing the Millionaires step by step, never yeilding an inch.
Chandler Condo (12) goes up against the Millionaire defense for control of the ball.
More photos for viewing and purchase are available here: Central Mountain vs Williamsport
