PRESIDENT TRUMPS LAWYERS COME TO TOWN
Counsel for President Donald J Trump, Rudy Giuliani and others, came to Williamsport yesterday for a hearing in federal court to continue the legal fight to block certifying the state vote count.  After five hours in the courthouse, and a gathering of Trump supporters in nearby parking lots showing support with State Police nearby, US District Court Judge Matthew W. Brann gave the president’s lawyers time to file an opposition to the defendant, Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar’s motion to dismiss, until 5pm today.  In addition while reviewing the claims in the case in which 680 thousand ballots in Philadelphia and Allegheny Counties were in question due to a poll-watching irregularities, Judge Brann found that the Supreme Court had ruled 5-2 against the argument, negating the issue.  With the time to fight a  dismissal of the case, Trump’s team has been given until today to present evidence that Democrats were treated more fairly than Republican voters  which they maintain violated the equal protection clause of the 14^th Amendment.

WILLIAMSPORT FEDERAL COURT WELCOMES tRUMP COUNSEL, RUDY GIULIANI
State Police and supporters of President Trump lined the streets surrounding the Williamsport Federal Courthouse yesterday when counsel for President Donald J Trump, Rudy Giuliani and others, came to town for the hearing involving questions over 680 thousand ballots alleged to have been secretly counted without observation by poll-watchers, as well as an amended filing of the suit that electors were not given an adequate chance to have equal protection of their vote, a violation of the 14^th amendment of the Constitution.  Giuliani argued for US District Court Judge Matthew W Brann to not dismiss the case and allow more time to present evident, which Judge Brann did and there will be another hearing.  Judge Brann will consider the plaintiff’s motion for a preliminary injunction and allow the defendant to counter today at 5pm in Williamsport.

NEW MANDATES FOR THE COMMONWEALTH IN THE FACE OF COVID SPIKES
Dr. Rachel Levine Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Health held a press conference yesterday announcing more targeted efforts to control the spread of COVID-19 in Pennsylvania by implementing a mask mandate for all residents in PA whether in their home or not.   Dr. Levine’s order also says that those who are traveling between Pennsylvania from another state, must test negative for the virus within 72 hours prior to arrival. The order does not apply to people traveling back and forth for work or medical treatment. People who refuse to be tested will be required to quarantine for 14 days.  The state has no plans to enforce that measure at this time, but is asking for voluntary compliance. Levine said there are no plans to go with another broad-based shutdown.

LOCAL COVID UPDATE
Lycoming county reports 53 new cases of Coronavirus as of yesterday, Northumberland has 54, Snyder county reports 55 cases, Union has 15 and Montour reports 11 new cases.  Tioga County saw an increase of 23 cases as of yesterday.    Today’s COVID-19 total case count in Pennsylvania hit another record level – almost 5,900 There were 30 new deaths reported according to the PA Department of Health.

COMMISSIONER TESTES POSITIVE FOR COVID-19
The Lycoming County Commissioners has called for all of their public meetings for the Lycoming County Commissioners to be virtual now that his colleague, Commissioner Tony Mussare reported publicly that he tested positive for the Coronavirus ten days ago.  According to the Sun Gazette, Mussare tested positive and experienced minor symptoms, but had not been hospitalized – he had attended the last three meetings virtually.  However, a member of his family was  hospitalized, and is at this time in stable condition.  Mirabito also said county employees need to follow county directives to wear masks, to protect themselves and others.

MAN KILLED BY FAULTY HYDRAULIC RAMP
A man working for an excavation company was killed Monday in Lewis Township after a 500 pound hydraulic ramp failed and fell on him at a remote site off of Bodines Mountain Road.  According to the Sun Gazette, the Lycoming County Coroner said 50 year old Wayne Neureiter or Troutville in Clearfield County died instantly at the scene after workers there tried to free him from under the ramp attmeprting to resucitet him by using CPR.  The accident was not witnessed by anyone at the gas well pad near the Lewis-McIntyre township line on land owned by the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Neureiter was employed by Lindemuth Excavating Inc., of Brookville in Jefferson County

NURSES GO ON STRIKE IN BUCKS COUNTY
Nearly 800 Bucks County nurses at a local hospital there went on strike yesterday over what they describe as dangerously low staffing levels that prevent them from providing high-quality care to patients. Represented by Pennsylvania health care union PASNAP, the union told the Philadelphia Inquirer that the staffing situation might only grow more dire through the winter.  Officials from Trinity Health, the Catholic health system that owns St. Mary’s, said it will hire qualified agency nurses during the strike.  The strike is planned to continue today, but PASNAP nurses will not be allowed back to work until Sunday because Trinity Health officials say that’s how long it takes to transition away from the replacement staff.

EAST LYCO PARENT EXPRESS CONCERN OVER REMOTE OR IN-PERSON INSTRUCTION
Parents in the East Lycoming School district heard from Superintendent Michael Pawlik at the school board meeting yesterday about how the school will handle the positive cases of the coronavirus that are occurring in the district while providing in person instruction.  According to the Sun Gazette, Pawlik said they rely on a team effort to contact trace, clean and keep proper distance in classroom areas, working closely with the department of Health.  During the public comment time of the meeting some parents questioned the schools measures like why they are not in remote learning mode. Other parents are grateful for the in-person instruction.  Palwik also said students have to submit a form if they are leaving the state and those traveling must comply with the DOH’s new mandate to provide a negative COVID-test upon returning to PA or quarantine for 14 days.

SPORTS

HS SPORTS STATE PLAYOFFS

Boys Soccer Double A Semifinal

Lewisburg beat Oley Valley 2- nothing

State Championship on Saturday at 130, Hersheypark Stadium
Lewisburg (21-0) vs Deer Lakes

Girls Soccer Class A Semifinal

Southern Columbia 9, Conwell-Egan 0

State Championship Friday 11am, Hersheypark Stadium 

Southern Columbia vs. Greensburg Central Catholic

Girls Soccer Double A Semifinal 

Bloomsburg 1, Allentown Central Catholic 0

State Championship Saturday 11am, Hersheypark Stadium

 Bloomsburg vs North Catholic

Girls Soccer Triple A Semifinal

Villa Joseph Marie 1 Selinsgrove 0……In double overtime

Field Hockey Class A Semifinal 

Wyoming Seminary 6, Bloomsburg 0

Field Hockey Double A Semifinal 

Palmyra 3, Selinsgrove 0

SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT IN REMOTE INSTRUCTION MODE
Due to an increase of confirmed COVID cases and quarantines, the South Williamsport Area School District announced that beginning today,  Juniors and Seniors at the high school will be transitioning to remote instruction. According to the Sun Gazette, District Superintendent, Dr. Mark Stamm, said that in person instruction is likely to be brought back after Thanksgiving break if all goes well. A letter to parents was sent out with information about the shutdowns, and all updated schedules have been emailed.

TRUMP CAMPAIGN SET BACK IN PENNSYLVANIA AFTER JUDGE’S RULING
The Trump administration suffered setbacks in Pennsylvania federal appeals court after efforts were rejected to block around 9,000 mail in votes received after election day. The judge noted the “vast disruption” the nation faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the Sun Gazette Judge D Brooks Smith said that every lawful vote must count. The plaintiff has since withdrawn an appeal. According to pollsters, even if the 9000 votes were determined to be illegal, despite the T5rump campaign would still not have the amount of 50,000 votes to win in PA.

HIGH SPEED CHASE ENDS WITH AN ACCIDENT
Tiadaghton Valley Regional Police engaged in an approximate 12 mile pursuit that began near Jersey Shore late Saturday night near the Limestone Washington Township line that sent two suspects to the hospital with critical injuries.  According to the Sun Gazette. A 26 year old Jersey Shore man was driving a 2004 Mazda 3 with a 28 year old passenger and when they were  traveling south on Route 44 lost control of the car, going off the right side of the road into the tree about 11:40pm.  One victim was transported by ambulance and the other flown to a Geisinger trauma center.  Police say the suspects may have thrown evidence out of the car along the way, there was drug paraphernalia found in the wreckage. Police reconstructed the accident and the identities of the two crash victims are expected to be released soon.

There is a detour in place after a rockslide closed parts of Route 11 between Northumberland and Montour County.  Both the north and southbound lanes are blocked with debris on Route 11 between Ridge Road in Point Township and Continental Blvd in Danville.  Motorists are to sue the detour in place using Route 147, Route 642 and Route 54.  Closures should be expected through this week.   IN addition, Mile Post Road is reported to be closed in the Sunbury area because of trees and wires down.

Police seized a very large amount of drugs from White Deer Township Tuesday including hundreds of bags of heroin, methamphetamine, other drugs and and firearms.   The suspects William Zwernemann and Kaitlyn Zechman were both charged with 12 felony counts of possession of a controlled substance, with intent to deliver. Zwernemann was remanded to the Union County jail under  $250,000 bail and Zechman remains in jail in lieu of $100,000 bail. Their preliminary hearing is November 24^th.

Sensitivity and diversity training has been proposed for Sullivan county school board members by the school District Superintendent and the president of the  school board after public comments about a rainbow flag and an LGBTQ display in the high school library came across as offensive and hurtful to community members.  According to the Sun Gazette, there was a joint statement presented calling for the training, so that the diverse student body in Sullivan Countycontinues to feel supported and be able to learn in a positive environment.  The next board meeting is on November 17th

As of Saturday, the Pennsylvania Department of Health has reported 5,551 additional cases of COVID in the Commonwealth.  Union County led the new numbers with 44 new cases of COVID-19, Lycoming County reports 37 new cases, Northumberland County has  32 cases, Clinton reports 14, and Tioga County reports 19 new cases.  Geisinger Danville has the same 48 admitted patients with the viurs, 20 on ventilators.  Geisinger Shamokin has one new patient with COVID-19, for a total of 10 people admitted, two on ventilators,.  Evangelical Community Hospital has two new patients; 17 patients admitted, three on ventilators.  There are 50 new deaths reported statewide according to the PA Department of Health

Pennsylvania’s Gov. Tom Wolf  met with governors from neighboring states this weekend to discuss possibly coordinating new restrictions to help curb COVID-19 spread as a second wave of the coronavirus grips the region. Governors of New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont  as well as New York.  NY Governor Andrew Cuomo says the group was to discuss possibly coordinating more regulations on bars, restaurants, and gyms, as well as limits on gatherings and interstate travel.  No major announcements have been made after the summit..

SPORTS
NFL
Giants beat the Eagles 27-17, Steelers beat the Bengals 36-10, Cardinals over the Bills 32-30, Patriots beat the Ravens 23-17, Buccaneers beat the Panthers 46-23, Lions beat Washington 30-27, Packers over the Jaguars 24-20, Raiders beat the Broncos 37-12, Dolphins beat the Chargers 29-21, Rams over the Seahawks 23-16,

Monday Night Football
Vikings vs the Bears kick off at 8:15 from Chicago

GOLF
Masters Tournament at Augusta
Dustin Johnson shot a 4 under 68 and made the lowest score in tour history finishing a t20 under 268.

HS Boys Soccer
Lewisburg defeated Notre-Dame Green Pond in the PIAA Class AA Quarterfinals Saturday and will move on to play Oley Valley, Tuesday night at 6pm

Trump Administration Withdraws From Court

The Trump administration has had some major setbacks in court after a federal appeals court in Pennsylvania rejected efforts to block around 9,000 mail in votes received after election day. The judges cited the “vast disruption” the nation faced during the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the sun gazette Judge D Brooks Smith said that every lawful vote must count. They have since withdrawn their appeal. Even if they proved the 9000 votes to be illegal, despite the ruling, they’d be at least 50,000 votes short of a PA win.

South Williamsport Upperclassmen Transition

Due to an increase of confirmed COVID cases and quarantines, the South Williamsport Area School District announced yesterday that beginning Monday, Juniors and Seniors at the high school will be transitioning to remote instruction. According to the sun gazette Dr. Mark Stamm, the district superintendent said that in person instruction is likely to be brought back after thanksgiving break if all goes well. A letter to parents was sent out with information about the shutdowns, and all schedules have been emailed.

White Deer Drug Bust

Police seized a very large amount of drugs from white deer township on Tuesday. 806 bags of heroin, 14 ounces of methamphetamine and three handguns. They also found several bags of multicolored pills, nine MDMA pills, 2 plastic bags containing LSD tablets, an unknown brown powder and plastic bags with suspected cocaine. The suspects William Zwernemann and Kaitlyn Zechman were both charged with 12 felony counts of possession of a controlled substance, with intent to deliver. Zwernemann was remanded to the union county jail with a $250,000 bail and Zechman remains in jail with a $100,000 bail. A preliminary hearing for them will be on Nov 24^th.

Lycoming County Prison Population and Data

The Lycoming county prison board met recently, reveling an increase of inmates. According to the sun gazette, the average daily inmate population has gone up to 245.59, from 235.37 in male prisons. As for the females, they have decreased their numbers slightly to 29.04, down from 29.27. They also revealed that their were no overcrowding inmate transfers last month, and that prison numbers have remained below capacity for both male and females for the time being. The next prison board meeting will be on dec. 11^th at 8:30 AM.

Airport Repairs

The Williamsport Municipal Authority approved DGR excavation and L. Robert Kimball to do some work for the airport at their regular monthly meeting on Thursday. According to the sun gazette DGR is getting paid $80,000 for some repairs that need to be made to the pathway beneath the passenger loading bridge. Executive director Robert Howell says that the asphalt is practically sinking and needs to be replaced with concrete.  L. Robert Kimball will be handling the removal of trees at the end of the runway.

Sports

MLB

Former New York Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden has been sentenced to a year of probation in connection with a drug arrest in New Jersey in 2019.He had pleaded guilty in August 2019 to one count of cocaine possession stemming from a traffic stop in June 2019.

NBA

The Golden State Warriors have presented an ambitious plan to state and local officials to reopen Chase Center in San Francisco at 50% capacity for the upcoming NBA season, which owner Joe Lacob believes can be the model for all sports franchises and entertainment venues to safely bring back fans amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

High School Football

The Jersey Shore Bulldogs Beat Crestwood in the quarterfinal game last night. With an end score of 26-14, the bulldogs will be advancing to the state semi finals for the second consecutive season.

LOCAL JUDGE ASKED TO BE INVOLVED IN EMERGENCY ORDER REQUEST
A Williamsport Judge has been asked to issue an emergency order to stop election boards in seven counties and to keep Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar from certifying the results from the general election.  According to the Sun Gazette, US Middle District Judge Matthew W. Brann  will review the suit, filed by Donald J Trump for President incorporated and two electors from Lancaster and Fayette County.  The plaintiffs allege in 85 pages that Democratic voters were treated more favorably than republican voters – but no instances of voter fraud were included.  The seven counties where this applies are Allegheny, Centre, Chester, Delaware Montgomery, Northampton and Philadelphia.  Officials in Philadelphia say there is n o evidence to support any of the allegations.  Judge Brann ordered a conference call with all the attorneys to be initiated by the plaintiff.

POWER OUTAGE CAUSE BY BLOWN TRANSFORMER
A brief electrical outage  Tuesday afternoon was caused by an exploding transformer in the Newberry neighborhood of Williamsport.  According to the Sun Gazette, there was an explosion at the mini-substation behind JPW Industries, around the 3600 block of West Fourth Street about 4:45 pm.  Witnesses said flames went into the air, and the fire quickly went out, but not before sparks from the explosion set some nearby brush on fire.  PPL said that some customers experienced an outage in Old Lycoming Township, near Wahoo Drive and that power was restored by 5pm

COVID-19 FUNDING FOR 15 SMALL BUSINESSES
Several small businesses in Lycoming County benefited from county COVID-19 relief funding with the recent approval by the Lycoming County Commissioners.  According to the Sun Gazette, the over 137 thousand dollars in grant funding is part of over 10 million dollars in monies that need to be spent by the end of the year.    The commissioners noted in yesterday’s meeting that the money does have requirements for its use.  Fifteen small businesses were on the list of recipients, including a few restaurants and fitness companies as well as the Central PA Tennis Center.

BRIEF HISTORY OF VETERAN’S DAY
It’s Veterans Day – a day set aside to thank and honor living veterans who served honorably in the military – in wartime or peacetime.  The day was formerly known as Armistice Day, a legal US holiday honoring the end of World War I, which officially took place on November 11, 1918.  But in 1954, the 83rd U.S. Congress passed legislation changing Armistice Day to Veterans Day instead and became a day to honor American veterans of all wars. Gerald Ford led the legislation to make it a federal holiday celebrated on November 11^th in 1975.

GARRITY UPSETS TORSELLA FOR STATE TREASURER
Bradford County’s Stacy Garrity of Athens has created a stunning upset of incumbent Joe Torsella after being declared the winner in the Pennsylvania state treasurer race yesterday , the first Republican to win the office since 2000 and the first time an incumbent Democrat has lost statewide office since 1994. According to media outlets, Joe Torsella, conceded the race yesterday afternoon.  Stacy Garrity was the underdog, only spending  $260,000 compared to Torsella’s over $2 million campaign.

LYCOMING COUNTY COVID UPDATE
Lycoming County has 10 new cases of the Coronavirus and there are 29 new cases confirmed in Northumberland County. Lycoming County has 20 hospitalized COVID-19 patients, 2 are on ventilators; Montour County reported 4 new cases with 33 patients  hospitalized there and  7 on ventilators. Tioga County has also reported 19 new cases.  According to the  Pennsylvania Department of Health, statewide yesterday,  there were 4,361 additional positive cases of COVID-19.  As of Monday there were 62 new deaths reported.

ROLLING ROADBLOCK TOMORROW
Drivers are reminded of a rolling roadblock to pull utility cable across the interstate starting tomorrow at 9am.  Thursday morning Interstate 80 westbound and eastbound in Liberty Township, Montour County, will see the activity west of the Route 54 interchange – Danville exit 224. For westbound traffic, the roadblock will begin at mile marker 223 and will continue to mile marker 220. For eastbound traffic, the roadblock will begin at mile marker 220 and continue to mile marker 223. Mile marker 220 is approximately 5 miles east of the Route 254 interchange.

WAYS TO DESTROY SPOTTED LANTERNFLY EGGS
The spotted lantern fly is heading this way and Penn State extension has issued suggestions on identifying and destroying egg masses of the Spotted Lanternfly.  The invasive species of insect has caused “quarantining” of the egg masses found in several counties of Pennsylvania, one of which now includes Northumberland County.  Experts say spotted Lanternfly egg masses are yellow or brown and are about 1.5 inch rows of small eggs, the size of a pencil point. They can be scraped up and destroyed with rubbing alcohol then disposed of in the trash, smashed or burned. A video on removing egg masses can be found at extension.psu.edu.

SPORTS

NFL
Four Steelers players were put on the reserve/COVID-19 list yesterday, including QB Ben Roethlisburger, offensive lineman Jerald Hawkins, running back Jaylen Samuels and linebacker Vince Williams.  Tight end Vance McDonald was placed on the list Monday.  Each will be isolated for 5 days.  The only way players can be eligible to play against the Bengals Sunday will be to pass COVID tests throughout the week

NFL owners began planning for the possibility that their 2020 regular season will be cut short by COVID-19 cancellations, after  a two-hour video meeting yesterday. Commissioner Roger Goodell said he wants to complete its full regular season as scheduled, But after the league saw a sharp rise in confirmed cases, Goodell has planned a potential alternative including  expanding its postseason from 14 to 16 teams, split equally between the AFC and NFC. A total of 56 NFL employees, including 15 players and 41 staff members, returned confirmed positive tests between Nov. 1-7.

Upcoming High School games
PIAA Class AAAA playoffs
Friday
HS Football
Jersey Shore vs. Crestwood @ Danville 7pm
Saturday
Boys Soccer
Williamsport vs. District 3 Champ TBD
Girls Soccer
Williamsport vs. District 11 Champ TBD

GOP ANNOUNCE A CALL FOR LEGAL ACTION OVER RECOUNT IN PA
Republicans in Pennsylvania have indicated  by a letter at U.S. Congressman Fred Keller’s website, that they will call for legal action and a recount of legal votes in the recent election in which Joe Biden won the presidency via electoral college votes 290 to 214. In Pennsylvania, if the margin of victory is 0.5% of the vote or closer, a mandatory recount will take place.  Individual voters can request a recount in individual precincts or election districts,  if at least three voters make such a request in the court of common pleas. The deadline for a recount to be ordered is 5 p.m. Nov. 12.  In the event of a recount, the Secretary of the Commonwealth would order all county boards of election to conduct it.

CONGRESSMAN WANTS SHAPIRO TO RECUSE HIMSELF
U.S. Congressman Fred Keller of the 12^th district joins eight other Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives partnering to call for legal action and recounts across Pennsylvania as well as the nation following the last Election week.  According to Representative Keller’s website a letter has been published urging Attorney General Josh Shapiro to recuse himself from all legal challenges to the results of the 2020 presidential election in Pennsylvania as well as claiming Shapiro has a conflict of interest as a political candidate and neutral arbiter.

SUNDAY FIRE REIGNITES OVERNIGHT
Some Selinsgrove roads  are blocked with emergency crews again this morning after an apartment house fire along 118 North Market Street rekindled overnigh.  According to media outlets, the blaze was originally extinguished after smoke and flames were reported coming from the roof last night around 5:30pm.  There were no injuries but about 10 people were displaced by the fire.   Crews were sent out again around 4:45am today, with Selinsgrove, and surrounding community volunteers helping at the scene after witnesses said the fire came back.   Parts of Market Street and Snyder Drive were closed while crews respond.

CLEANING OF AREAS OF ROUTE 15 IN OLD LYCOMING TOWNSHIP
Route 15 southbound was down to one lane for several hours last night after a tractor trailer overturned where Route 15 merges with Market Street.  According to the Sun Gazette, the NY based driver wasn’t injured when he overturned on his passenger side of the truck loaded with flour about 10:30pm Sunday night.  Diesel fuel was spilled and the wreck took several hours to clean up.

VETERAN APPRECIATION IN MIFFLINBURG TODAY
There will be a Drive-through veteran’s appreciation event today  in Mifflinburg organized by the office of State Representative Lynda Schlegel Culver.  According to her website, the socially distanced event will start at 9:30 at the Susquehanna Valley Mall and continue through 11:30, and will include, live music, a chance to see state and local officials and gift bags for those participating.  Yesterday, the American Legion Post 44 in Northumberland is held a Veterans Day service at Riverview Cemetery.

ANIMALS SAVED FROM BARN FIRE
All the livestock was removed by firefighters at a barn fire that occurred Saturday afternoon in Penn Township.  According to the Sun Gazette, the fire on the property owned by Paul and Sally Bower started around 5:30 and was extinguished by just before 7pm.. Several companies were on the scene at 1671 Dr. Pouse Road near Lairdsville and used water from a pond there to put out the fire.  The fire marshal is investigating the blaze.

FIRE AND EXPLOSION AT A LYCOMING COUNTY HOME
There was a fire Sunday morning  along Grimesville Road in Old Lycoming Township after calls came in about a house fire and explosion in Lycoming County.  There is drone footage of the incident Old Lycoming Township Volunteer Fire Company’s Facebook page, and according to the Sun Gazette, Jerry and Shelly Crist the owners, were not home at the time of the blaze about 9:30 a.m. yesterday, a firefighter was treated and released for a knee injury, and two pets may have been lost.  The Red Cross was called to help assist the family in Lycoming County.

SOUTHSIDE TENNIS MAKES HISTORY
In High School girls tennis, South Williamsport’s Olivia Dorner made history by winning the PIAA Double A tennis singles title in Hershey and became the first ever District 4 girls tennis player to achieve state gold. Dorner dominated Villa Maria Academy’s Tara Thomas in straight sets Saturday, 6-0, 6-1.

CLEANING OF THE INTERSTATE JERSEY WALLS STARTS TODAY
There will be lane closures starting today on Route 15 north between Foy Avenue and the Hepburnville exit in Old Lycoming Township.  There will be cleaning of the Jersey barriers along the passing lanes of the northbound side of Rt. 15 today through Wednesday.   Starting this Thursday through Monday November 16^th, cleaning will take place on the southbound side.  All work will be done between 8am and 3pm weather permitting.

SPORTS
NFL
The Steelers beat the Cowboys 24-19, Saints beat the Bucs 38-3, Giants over Washington 23-20, Bills beat the Seahawks 44-34, Chiefs over the Panthers 33-31, Falcons beat the Broncos 34-27, Titans over the Bears 24-17, Ravens beat the Colts 24-10, Vikings over the Lions 34-20, Texans beat the Jaguars 27-25, Raiders over the Chargers 31-26, Dolphins beat the Cardinals 34-31

NFL Monday Night Football Tonight
Patriots play the Jets in NJ with an 8:15 kick off

NASCAR
Chase Elliot, Son of NASCAR Hall of Famer Bill Elliott won the NASCAR cup championship in Phoenix yesterday after starting at the back of the pack.  At 24 years old, Chase Elliott is the third youngest driver to win the NASCAR cup title, the same day teammate Jimmie Johnson had his final race as seven-time champion.

HS Football from the Weekend
Jersey Shore won their third consecutive District 4 Championship, defeating Shamokin on Friday night.  They now head to the state tournament to play district champ Crestwood Friday at 7 PM.

HS Girls Soccer
Williamsport won its fifth consecutive District 2-4 Class AAAA girls soccer title beating Hazleton, 5-0, Saturday at Balls Mills Soccer Complex.

The PIAA playoff game is TBD next weekend vs. the District 11 champion.

HS Boys Soccer
Selinsgrove captured the District 4 Class AAA boys soccer championship Saturday night in a 5-0 victory over Jersey Shore