JT beats Minersville
Tough game but we came out with a win, 21-14. Everyone had a good game but especially Phil Schron, Renard Tebron, Tyler Mangold, Sean Green and Josh Dean.
Republican Herald story>>.
Tough game but we came out with a win, 21-14. Everyone had a good game but especially Phil Schron, Renard Tebron, Tyler Mangold, Sean Green and Josh Dean.
Republican Herald story>>.
Despite tons of penalties, the Olympians beat Shenandoah at home 24-6. It was homecoming and we’re all glad the field sort of held up. Now there’s three weeks till Marian comes to Olympian Stadium!
Click here for more photos from tonight’s win.
Press links: Hazleton Standard-Speaker
Republican-Herald
It was a hot night but Olympian Stadium was packed with football fans. The team did not disappoint pulling out a W over Panther Valley, 14 – 0. The fans came to see a football game and they got one. Great job guys! And thanks to all the fans for cheering on the team. We appreciate your enthusiasm and support for the football team and what the games mean to the entire school.
Did you know the concession stands raise money for the Senior Class and other clubs? Our football team and the people who support it support all of these other organizations, too. THANK YOU!
Please click here for more photos from the game and remember that all photo purchases support the football program, seventh through twelfth grade.
Here are links to the stories on the Standard-Speaker and Republican-Herald.>>.
From the Times-News:
Through the first two weeks of the season, the Jim Thorpe football team has relied heavily on its running game.
The Olympians have run the ball a total of 87 times for 427 yards in their victories over Tamaqua and Reading Central Catholic while attempting to pass on just 15 occasions.
It is easy to see from the numbers that Mark Rosenberger’s first priority is to establish a running attack. The Jim Thorpe head coach will attempt to do the same this week. Except this time around it will be much, much tougher.
The Olympians will travel to North Schuylkill this Friday to compete in this week’s Game of the Week. Both teams enter the contest 2-0 and are averaging 329 yards-per-game on offense. However, neither offense will be the most dominant group on the field. That honor belongs to the Spartans’ defense.
Read the full story here >>.
Click here to see the 2010 Olympian Football senior players and read their profiles >>.
It was a long trip to Reading but the Olympians came out with a big W over first-time opponent Reading Central Catholic. Click here for the game stats from Varsity570 and here for more photos.
Press Coverage:
Reading Eagle >>.
Republican-Herald >>.
Times-News >>.
At the Olympian home opener, Jim Thorpe came out strong against the Blue Raiders scoring on their first drive to make it 6-0. Quarterback Terry Moll, Shane Edwards, Jon Fritz, Ben Moore and PJ Johnson along with all the players had a great game.
Click here for more photo from the game and please remember all photo purchases benefit the Touchdown Club and your team.
Hundreds of residents turned out for the 2010 Meet The Olympians Night at Jim Thorpe Area High School, Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2010. All fall athletes were introduced to the fans and the cheerleaders held a mini pep-rally.
The first home football game is next Friday night, Sept. 3, against Tamaqua. Come out and support the team!
Click here for more photos from Meet The Olympians Night.
View more photos from the scrimmage here and don’t forget that all photo purchases support the team!
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