This space was supposed to be filled, as always, with the exploits of Perry County high school athletes. Jerry Roher, perhaps the county’s most fervent fan of high school sports, would have liked that.

Getting goals from Jackson Beaver and Danny Bellis, Greenwood parlayed those first-half finishes into a 2-0 victory over West Perry in the championship game of the Perry County boys' soccer tournament at chilly West Perry High School.

Two students with the soccer team for Newport and Greenwood tested positive for Covid-19 and quarantines are underway to mitigate further risks, according to the schools.

Susquenita School Board on Tuesday made changes to its education models, but has not moved to a hybrid model after finding another positive Covid-19 case.

Penn football season saw several monster performances. But who had the best week of them all? Check out the top stat-lines reported to PennLive below then vote (the poll is at the bottom of the article) and let us know who you think the player of the week was.

An already interesting and abbreviated high school football season continued Friday ... Bates had a monster game vs. Susquenita, with his hands on every point for the Buffaloes in a 20-6 win.

Newport 20, Susquenita 6 Newport jumped out to an early ... but Trent McDowell converted a 37-yard field goal to extend the lead to 10 points. Carson Nash tallied a rushing touchdown for the ...

Penn high school football player of the week. Menke ran for 162 yards and three touchdowns on 18 carries in a 51-13 win over Nearly 17,000 votes were cast with Menke getting jus more than 35 percent of the votes with 6,

Taylor Ferraro tallied two goals in Cedar Cliff's 5-3 win over Susquenita. Ali Delozier made seven saves in net for the win.

Pennsylvania saw its share of big-time high school football performances last week. The following is a quick look at the best of the bunch. Take a look at the performances, then cast your vote for who Pennsylvania’s player of the week in the poll at the bottom of the page.