By Andy Shay
A Saturday morning cup of coffee always tastes better with a little high school football. Make mine two creams and a sugar and lets take a quick peek back at some of what happened in Week 1 of the 2015 season for Mid-Penn Conference teams in this installment of Saturday morning quarterback.
Who is the next big name in the Mid-Penn Conference? We're gearing up for the 2015 season by introducing you to a few players on each Mid-Penn Conference team that may be primed for a breakout campaign.
By Adam Kulikowski
Central Dauphin sees their program as the one to beat in the state of Pennsylvania. That’s high expectations.
But with a team that returns nearly every starter on both sides of the ball--including USA Today All-USA Defensive Team selection Micah Parsons, the Rams have their sights set on December football.
By Adam Kulikowski
Central Dauphin coach Glen McNamee pulled his freshman All-American defensive end aside during a work out May 7 at Central Dauphin High School.
McNamee delivered the latest accolade to Micah Parsons.
By Andy Sandrik
It would have been easy for Central Dauphin running back Raleigh Sirb, following a sophomore season that saw him average better than six yards per carry, to just assume his junior year was going to be even better.
By Andy Sandrik
Defense. Special teams. Ball security.
Those are the things the Central Dauphin football program has been focusing on since Glen McNamee took the team reins in 2006.
By Adam Kulikowski
A pair of Mid-Penn freshmen received national attention for their play from Maxpreps Dec. 29. Camp Hill's Zack Kuntz and Central Dauphin's Micah Parsons earned recognition on the first team 2014 Maxpreps Football Freshman All-American Team.
By Andy Shay
The playoffs continue tonight with a full slate of action. We're looking at five names to watch that have the potential to single-handedly change the course of a game.
By Andy Shay
Somehow it feels wrong to say it, but the reality is Central Dauphin did pull off an upset Friday night in Berks County.
The District 3 Class AAAA championship game is set, and it will be a rematch of the 2011 title game between Central Dauphin and Wilson.
By Andy Shay
There is still one spot remaining in the District 3-AAA semifinal round, but as of this morning the top seed still playing is Red Land.
For the second consecutive postseason game the No. 5 seeded Patriots started a wee bit slow but turned on the jets in the second and third quarters to score 40-plus points.
