08-17 \| 10:00 am (Scrimmage)
	Wellsboro
	Sayre

08-23 \| F
	Wellsboro	7
	Montoursville	47

08-30 \| F
	Muncy	49
	Wellsboro	0

09-05 \| F
	Wellsboro	0
	Wyalusing	13

09-13 \| F
	Towanda	36
	Wellsboro	16

09-20 \| F
	Wellsboro	40
	Cowanesque Valley	8

09-27 \| F
	Athens	21
	Wellsboro	13

10-04 \| F
	Wellsboro	20
	Troy	50

10-11 \| F
	Canton	46
	Wellsboro	34

10-18 \| F
	Northwest Area	0
	Wellsboro	46

10-25 \| F
	Wellsboro	27
	North Penn-Mansfield	28

Panthers keep the Trophy

By: Ed Weaver / November 5, 2006

Whenever North Penn and Wellsboro face off, one thing is certain, the fans will see an excellent football game by both teams. Friday night's game fell under this category, as the Hornets hosted the 8-1 Panthers with the Morton Jones Memorial Trophy and playoffs on the line. Even though North Penn has been unstoppable for much of the season, with their only loss on the year coming against Athens, the Panthers were not the dominating team in the first quarter. The Panthers drew first blood, as Levi Weiskopff carried four Hornet defenders on his back from four yards out.

The Panthers scored again in the second quarter, but the Hornets held tough and were able to mount a scoring drive late in the second quarter. Senior Quarterback Tim Shaw was able to find Senior Running Back Jake Monks wide open in the end zone for the touchdown. Pat Driebelbies' extra point attempt brought the Hornets to within one score of the Panthers going into half time.

The Panthers got the ball to start the second half, and quickly mounted a scoring drive. Mark Fidler returned a Chris Copp kickoff for a touchdown, stretching North Penn's lead to 21-7. From there, the Hornets had no answer for the Panthers, as North Penn was able to add two more touchdowns, bringing the final score to 35-7.

Wellsboro finished the season with a record of 4-6. Friday night's game was the last game for Seniors Tim Shaw, Pat Clark, Chet Johnson, Jake Monks, Devon Jones, Alejandro Alvarez, Jesse Tom, Levi Hewitt, Jerred Keltz, and Jerry Heichel. These 10 men accomplished a lot in their four years at Wellsboro, and will be remembered forever for their hard work, determination, and dedication to the football program.