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Hughesville’s Caiden Puderbach works at pinning Burrell’s Niko Ferra at 132 pounds at the PIAA Class 2A wrestling championships Thursday, March 10, 2022 at the Giant Center in Hershey.

Burrell’s Hornack following game plan at state tournament

March 10, 2022

HERSHEY – Burrell sophomore Cooper Hornack said he would like to follow the same game plan this weekend that he used in reaching the 106-pound finals in the 2021 PIAA Class 2A Wrestling Championships.

Justin Brannagan and his Deer Lakes teammates face Penn Cambria in the PIAA playoffs Tuesday.

Alle-Kiski Valley PIAA basketball playoff preview: Games of Tuesday, March 8, 2022

March 7, 2022

Tuesday’s games

Burrell’s Cole Clark is a member of the 2021-22 wrestling team.

A-K Valley Senior Spotlight: Burrell’s Cole Clark

Cole Clark feels a responsibility to carry on the tradition of Burrell wrestling.

Knoch’s Nina Shaw works against Blackhawk’s Jillian Mannarino during the WPIAL Class 4A championship game Saturday, March 5, 2022, at Petersen Events Center.

Knoch girls basketball team regroups for 1st trip to PIAA playoffs

March 6, 2022

Usually, a high school team coming into a large venue such as Petersen Events Center or the old Civic Arena had trouble adjusting to the surroundings with no wall behind the baskets and other factors.

Burrell’s Cooper Hornack earlier this season at the PIAA Class 2A team tournament at the Giant Center in Hershey.

Burrell’s Hornack navigates tough road at PIAA Class 2A Southwest Regional

March 5, 2022

Quaker Valley’s Logan Richey shot was quick, and Burrell’s Cooper Hornack found himself defending furiously in the first period of a 120-pound bout Saturday at Peters Township High School.

Highlands’ Kalleigh Nerone defends on a pass between Burrell’s Hope Clark (left) and Anna Clark.

After early struggles, Burrell girls showed improvement late in season

February 28, 2022

Untimely injuries, young players stepping into starting roles, tough calls late in games, buzzer beaters and losing streaks weren’t enough to break the will and determination of the 2021-22 Burrell girls basketball team. All these struggles did was build character and light a fire moving forward.