SCHOOL DELAY

Cameron County schools on a 2 hour delay




Tuesday 10/29

EMA Announcemnt

From:  Borough of Emporium 

 

 

Please read the following A.S.A.P. as a Public Service Announcement for the next few days.  Thanks!

 

 

 

The Emporium Borough Emergency Management Coordinator is updating his list of residents that will need assistance in the event of an emergency situation where appraisal or evacuation would be necessary.

          If you or a loved one would need assistance due to a medical condition or handicap, please call the Emporium Borough Office, 486-0768 Monday through Friday, and give your name, address, and nature of condition, or leave a message, to have your name put on our list.

          Please note that during  Hurricane Sandy our Emergency Control Center will be located at the Emporium Fire Hall and a shelter will be open at the High School.

          You are reminded that you should obey all road-closed signs and stay away from downed electric lines! 

 

Donald Reed,

Borough Manager

CAMERON COUNTY 14, JOHNSONBURG 13

JOHNSONBURG – Cameron County rallied from a 7-0 deficit entering the fourth quarter to get a 14-13 road win at Johnsonburg Friday night.

The Red Raiders (2-7) scored twice late in the fourth quarter to go ahead 14-7 with the go-ahead score coming on a 2-yard quarterback sneak by Tucker Britton and a two-point conversion pass from Britton to Devin Mason.

But Johnsonburg (2-7) blocked a Cameron County punt with 1:30 to play and returned it for a touchdown to get within a point, 14-13. But the Red Raiders stopped the conversion attempt and then recovered the ensuing on-side kick to seal the victory.

Johnsonburg took a 7-0 lead in the first quarter on a Mitchell Holmberg 8-yard touchdown run before Cameron County scored its first touchdown in the fourth quarter on a Britton 10-yard touchdown run. The PAT, though, was no good.

more photos at www.camconative.com

 

PORT ALLEGANY 41, CAMERON COUNTY 0

EMPORIUM – Port Allegany took to the ground for its scoring Friday night rushing for five touchdowns in a 41-0 win at Cameron County.

Matt Bodamer rushed for a pair of touchdowns and threw a touchdown for the Gators (8-0), who have won 13 straight regular-season games.

Bodamer ran 10 times for 67 yards including scoring runs of 15 and 2 yards. He was also 16 of 27 passing for 252 yards and the touchdown. Bodamer now has 9,440 yards passing and 121 touchdowns. He passed Brendan Nosovitch of Allentown Central Catholic to move into second place in Pennsylvania history for career yards. He is 312 yards shy of the Pennsylvania and District 9 record of 9,752 set by Brockway’s Derek Buganza. Bodamer has also rushed for 1,913 yards and 36 touchdowns in his four years at Port Allegany.

Trent Neal added a pair of touchdown runs for the Gators scoring on runs of 3 and 16 yards and rushing 11 times for 68 yards. Nick Conway caught a 19-yard touchdown pass and had five grabs for 96 yards with Tyce Miller catching nine passes for 127 yards.

The Port Allegany defense recorded its third shutout of the year, the most for the Gators since recording three in 1992. Port Allegany hasn’t had more than three shutouts in one year since recording seven during its perfect 10-0 season in 1986.

Cameron County was limited to 87 yards of offense and five first downs. Antonio Johnson led the Red Raiders with 34 yards rushing.

more photos at www.camconative.com

 

OTTO-ELDRED 20, CAMERON COUNTY 0

DUKE CENTER – Otto-Eldred picked up its second straight win while putting itself right in the thick of the District 9 Class A playoff race with a 20-0 shutout of visiting Cameron County Friday night.

The Terrors (2-5 overall, 2-5 AML North) recorded their first shutout since the 2008 season and their first win over Cameron County since 2004.

Dakota Vaughn had a rushing touchdown (5 yards) and a throwing touchdown (2 yards to Coy Hoffman) and Sam Colebert added a rushing touchdown (3 yards) for Otto-Eldred.

Vaughn ran 17 times for 87 yards and the score while going 4 of 13 passing for 66 yards and the score. Colebert ran 20 times for a game-high 111 yards and the score.

Otto-Eldred held Cameron County (1-6, 1-6) to 99 yards of total offense while forcing three Red Raider turnovers.

CAMERON COUNTY 27, COUDERSPORT 18

EMPORIUM – Antonio Johnson ran 18 times for 115 yards and two touchdowns to help Cameron County to its first win of the season, 27-18 over visiting Coudersport, Friday night.

Johnson scored the Red Raiders (1-5) first touchdowns (4-yard run) and last touchdown (31-yard run) while Tony Olivett (6-yard run) and Dylan Armstrong (20-yard pass from Tucker Britton) scored the middle two scores for Cameron County.

Ethan Hite was involved in two of the three Coudersport scores tossing a 46-yard touchdown pass to Mitch Freeman and also scoring on a 15-yard run. Alex Hershey added a 9-yard scoring run for Coudersport late in the first half that gave the Falcons an 18-7 lead at the time.

But Olivett scored on a 6-yard run with 38 seconds to play before the half to give the Red Raiders momentum heading into halftime, and they outscored Coudersport (1-5) 12-0 in the second half.

Freeman ran 15 times for 52 yards, while Hershey had five carries for 30 yards and caught five passes for 57 yards for the Falcons.

Armstrong had four catches for 83 yards and the touchdown for Cameron County.

more photos at www.camconative.com