It’s the fourth week of the high school football season and there are four games tonight on our Renda Media Network.
On WCCS and Renda Digital TV, 2-1 Homer-Center looks to rebound from a tough loss to Marion Center last week, playing on the road at 1-2 Penns Manor.
Coach Greg Page says his Wildcats have to be focused on the Comets.
Page says Comet’s quarterback Andy Jarvie is dangerous.
Penns Manor coach Carson Rhea says this is a matchup of youth versus experience.
Rhea says the challenge for his Comets starts with Wildcats quarterback Carson Arone.
On 92.5 FM U92 and Renda Digital TV, the Heritage Conference’s last two unbeaten teams collide when 3-0 Cambria Heights visits 3-0 Marion Center, which is celebrating Military Appreciation Night.
Stingers coach Adam Rising looks forward to a great football game.
Rising says the Highlanders’ talented QB, Nolan Clawson, and the elusive Brayden DeArmitt are a handful.
Heights coach Jarrod Lewis has the keys for a Highlanders win.
Lewis says both teams have game-breaking talent, and that can change a game in an instant.
On Cat Country 106.3 FM, 2-1 River Valley welcomes 2-1 Portage.
Panthers coach Ed Dalton says the Mustangs’ football tradition is a force.
Portage’s Marty Slanoc says they’ll have to play hard on every down.
The other Heritage Conference games tonight include 1-2 West Shamokin at 1-2 Purchase Line, 0-3 United hosting 2-1 Conemaugh Township, and 1-2 Northern Cambria at 0-3 Conemaugh Valley.
On WDAD and Renda Digital TV, 1-2 Indiana makes the short road trip to 2-1 Armstrong, which has played three straight seven-point games, losing by that margin to a West Virginia school, then beating Hampton and Kiski Area, each by seven points. Indiana is coming off a 45-7 loss to Latrobe.
Coach Mark Zilinskas says winning takes all-out effort on every play.
All of the action on our Renda Media stations tonight begins with the Fisher Furniture Pre-Game Show at 6:15, with the exception of Indiana, which starts at 6:30.
