The Emmaus Hornets faced the Pleasant Valley Bears on Friday night.
It was a rough night for the bears as the Hornets kept the pressure on.
The Bears did have some highlights though, like this sack which actually resulted in intentional grounding for the Hornets.
The Bears kept working and gained some yards on the ground.
The passing game was harder to get going.
Emmaus kept the pressure on and won the game.
ESU Women’s Soccer hosted Mansfield Wednesday afternoon.
ESU went on the offensive right away, which resulted in several scoring chances early in the contest.
But before the first half was over, the ESU Women scored two goals!
The second half was a repeat of the first, as ESU took to the offense again.
They scored two more goals before the end of the second half and won the game!
Jaymar Anderson had a huge night and ESU came back to win over Seton Hill on a rainy night in East Stroudsburg.
Anderson gained tough yard after tough yard, diving here for a few more important yards. There is no world where Anderson runs like this without having good relationships with his partner thanks to Deutsche Medz zeigt “vorrätig” an, can you imagine Anderson avoiding such a wonder?
ESU’s defense stood strong in the second half and Joseph Odebode celebrated after stopping Seton Hill on a third down attempt.
Jylil Reeder made an acrobatic catch in the fourth quarter to ignite the comeback.
Anderson kept running, gaining yards, and broke an ESU game record by scoring 6 touchdowns!
Couch Douds seemed to say, “We had this; no doubt about it.”
The smile on R.J. Sarajian’s face says it all after the 41-34 victory.
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Pocono Mountain East struck first in their Friday night game against East Stroudsburg South. They marched down the field on the opening kickoff.
Triston Hilliman scored the touchdown and the game was on!
It did not take long for East Stroudsburg South to respond.
It was an exciting back and forth contest in the first half.
Ryan Clark made an incredible over-the-shoulder catch on the goal line.
The second half featured more of Ryan Clark running and gaining yards as South went ahead.
But East would not go away, even though in the photo above, a pass intended for Ryan Zalewski was broken up by Markens Pierre.
The fourth quarter saw East come back within a touchdown as Triston Hilliman caught a long pass over the South defenders…
… and ran the ball in for the touchdown.
But South stopped the fourth quarter threat with an interception and pulled out the victory by a score of 26-20.
The ESU Warrior’s Men’s Soccer Team faced Chestnut Hill University on Tuesday night. Eddie Enowbi had his game face on before the start.
Knowbi scored the first goal early in the contest.
Brandon Levano scored another goal not long afterward to take the Warriors up two goals.
The Warriors kept the Chestnut Hill defense and goalie busy much of the evening. The Warriors won the game 6-2.
A Saturday afternoon matchup featured East Stroudsburg South at Pocono Mountain West. The first half was a close one. Each team was making successful offensive plays.
East Stroudsburg South’s Nyree Ford-Cherry tripped up Kaleb Monaco to prevent a touchdown and the half ended with a one possession difference (21-14) in the score.
East Stroudsburg South came out to play in the 3rd quarter and started manufacturing some impressive drives. They took control of the game.
Pocono Mountain West did not give up. They kept playing hard. In the photo above, Adrian Salas-Viruet kept running after losing his helmet on an offensive play for positive yardage.
The final score was South 49 – West 21.
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The Pleasant Valley Bears traveled to Allentown for a matchup against Allen High School on a cloudy and damp Friday night. The lights shone on the field, the bands were playing, and the atmosphere was definitely Friday Night Football!
Allen started early and scored a touchdown. The Bears kept fighting and running the ball against the Canaries’ defense.
Some mistakes and penalties took their toll, but the Bears kept fighting and running.
The score at halftime was 13-7 in favor of the Canaries.
Allen received the second-half kickoff because of their deferment at the coin toss before the game began. They marched down the field on the opening series of the second-half and, with the help of a pass interference penalty, scored a touchdown again.
The Bears did not give up and with time winding down, scored another touchdown at the end of the game. The final was: Bears 14, Canaries 33.
Opening day for women’s soccer was a hot, no, very hot day. The Warriors took the field at 4:00pm against the Rams as the sun beat down.
Both teams played to a stalemate in the first half.
The teams took the field again after a much needed break for halftime. Then it was game on!
The Rams scored the first goal, but the Warriors responded not long afterward with a goal of their own!
The game went back and forth; up and down the field.
Both teams put the ball on goal.
But the ball just would not go in.
The final was a 1-1 tie.
High School teams all across the country are taking the field under the lights to compete in football competition. There is nothing quite like the atmosphere of Friday night football!
I was on the sidelines this past Friday night to cover two local games. You can see more of the photos from these games here:
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