Archive - Sports Article
May 19th, 2013
The Kane High School boys track and field team came away with the District IX Class AA Championship for the second consecutive year, with some outstanding performances by the Kane boys. Because of their efforts, Kane will be advancing six boys on to the state championship meet to be held this Friday and Saturday at Shippensburg University.Â
The Kane girls’ track and field team finished second in Friday’s District IX AA Championship meet with 73 points, behind Brookville who took the team title with 98 points.
May 16th
Kane’s Paul R Miller stadium will host some of the top track and field athletes in Pennsylvania this afternoon at the District IX AA Track and Field Championship meet. Field events will begin at 3 p.m., with track events scheduled to start at 4 p.m. Kane Area High School students will be dismissed early.
LUDLOW – Ludlow’s beautiful Wildcat Park will host two fishing derbies this weekend. The first, to be held on Saturday, is a private event sponsored by the Kinzua Fish and Wildlife Association. The second, which is open to the public, will be held on Sunday and is being organized by the Ludlow Community Association, who runs the park.
May 15th
The Elk County Catholic Crusaders took the trip to Kane’s Pat Santilli Field on Wednesday to makeup a couple games that were postponed earlier in the season. The visitors used complete games from their starting pitchers and a grand slam in each of the games to win big over the Wolves in Kane’s finals games of the season.
May 14th
The DuBois Central Catholic broke open a close game with an 11-run sixth inning to spoil Senior Recognition for the Kane Wolves’ baseball team. The Wolves, led by seniors Nate Allen, Tyler Burdick, Tyler Ennis, Loren Kumher, Andrew O’Rourke and Dan Park trailed by only two, 5-3, when the visitors exploded for their big inning. The Cardinals ended up winning the game by a score of 16-3 after six innings at Pat Santilli Field on a cold, misty Tuesday afternoon.
May 13th
Kyla Hoag was honored prior to Monday’s game with Ridgway at Szymanski Field in Kane. The Lady Wolves’ pitcher, along with her five senior teammates, were playing in the final regular home game.
May 12th
A minute after the last pitch, a storm blew into Smethport bringing with it hail, wind, and rain as the Hubbers and Kane Wolves scattered to find shelter. Although the Wolves had the bases loaded in the top of the seventh, they couldn’t score as Smethport got the win 11-4.
May 10th
Two Mt. Jewett natives have been hired as new teachers at the Kane Elementary School.
The Kane Wolves’ baseball team trailed the Smethport Hubbers 10-6 going into the top of the seventh inning before the storm hit. While Mother Nature unleashed terrific winds and driving rain as the game was called, the visiting Hubbers unleashed a barrage at the plate, scoring seven runs before the game was called with the score 17-6.
