Week Four of the Heritage Conference season on our Renda Media stations features two undefeated teams slugging it out and two matchups of 2-1 teams.
On WCCS and Renda Digital TV, 2-1 Homer-Center looks to bounce back from its first loss against a confident 2-1 Penns Manor.
Wildcats coach Greg Page says his team last year let the Comets take the game away from them.
Page says the Penns Manor defense, led by linebacker Dylan Depp, is rough and ready.
Comets coach Carson Rhea is eager to see his team match up against rugged Homer-Center
Rhea says the Comets have to be on their game right from the opening kickoff.
At Cambria Heights, the two teams at the top of the conference meet with the 3-0 Highlanders host 3-0 Marion Center, on 92.5 FM, U92 and on Renda Digital TV.
Stingers coach Adam Rising says it could be a wide open offensive game, but that’s not what he’s expecting.
Rising says the Stingers have to be disciplined and opportunistic.
Cambria Heights coach Jarrod Lewis says his team has to limit Marion Center’s chances to score.
Lewis says the Stingers are deep, talented and well-coached.
On Cat Country 106.3 FM tonight, 2-1 River Valley visits 2-1 Portage.
Panthers coach Ed Dalton says it’s a challenge to play on the road.
Mustangs coach Marty Slanoc knows River Valley is going to be tough.
The other Heritage Conference games tonight include 1-2 Northern Cambria hosting winless Conemaugh Valley, Purchase Line visiting West Shamokin with both teams looking for their first win, and 2-1 Conemaugh Township welcoming 1-2 United Valley.
The Indiana Total Therapy Pregame shows all begin at 6:30 on our Renda Media stations, with the exception of the Homer-Center/Penns Manor game, where coverage begins at 6:15.
