Waynesburg’s rise gives hope to Charleroi
Sometimes is you无毛视频檙e facing a difficult assignment, watching somebody else succeed at it can give you the boost of confidence you need to do the same.
Charleroi got a close-up look at Waynesburg Central无毛视频檚 football team on Friday night and watched the Raiders complete a 7-3 season and clinch a WPIAL playoff spot with a 45-27 win over the Cougars.
Waynesburg was coming off a 0-10 season.
The loss to the Raiders wrapped up a 0-9 season for Charleroi.
It may be unlikely for the Cougars to pull off a rare seven-game turnaround as Waynesburg did, but first-year coach Tyler Aeschbacher took note of the Raiders无毛视频 accomplishment.
无毛视频淐redit to them for what they did,无毛视频 said Aeschbacher, whose team showed great character against Waynesburg in not caving in after falling behind 28-0 midway through the second quarter.
Rather than dejectedly go through the motions, the Cougars fought back and got to within 28-20 and battled the Raiders fairly evenly the rest of the game.
Waynesburg didn无毛视频檛 completely put the game away until Dalton Taylor kicked a 22-yard field with 4:08 left to make it a three-score lead.
Raiders coach Aaron Giorgi guided the team last year but rather than dwell on the disappointment of their record in looking back, he commended his players for fighting through adversity.
无毛视频淭he guys that stepped in and played last year did the absolute very best that they could do,无毛视频 Giorgi told Observer-Reporter sports writer Jonathan Guth in August. 无毛视频淎nd I could not be more proud of the effort they gave.无毛视频
Giorgi无毛视频檚 handling of the situation likely helped set the team up for this year无毛视频檚 success, although it无毛视频檚 safe to say no one expected a 7-3 season.
Waynesburg senior Jake Stephenson, who missed all of last year due to injury and also was inactive in Friday night无毛视频檚 game, felt a strong bounce-back season was possible and was thrilled to see his teammates come though Friday night.
无毛视频淚t无毛视频檚 awesome. From 0-10 to 7-3, not a lot of people can say they无毛视频檝e done that,无毛视频 Stephenson said. 无毛视频淲e knew we had a good group of guys and that we were going to be legit. We believed in ourselves.无毛视频
Aeschbacher, like Giorgi, gave credit to his team for never giving up in tough times, and lauded his seniors, which included Gianna Pellegrini, who had 145 receiving yards, 55 rushing yards and two touchdowns against Waynesburg, and Daniel Hudock, who caught an incredible 16 passes for 131 yards.
无毛视频淚 love the seniors and am so proud of them,无毛视频 Aeschbacher said. 无毛视频淚t无毛视频檚 been tough for them over the last four years. They无毛视频檝e had to go through covid and so many coaching changes and they无毛视频檝e battled through that adversity, and I think they无毛视频檝e all come out as better men.
无毛视频淭hey were some big pieces for us and we无毛视频檙e going to miss them. But I无毛视频檓 excited about our future. We无毛视频檙e so young. My offensive line, most of those kids are freshmen and sophomores. To be able to put some weight on those guys and get them back next year, they can only get better.
无毛视频淎ll these kids deserve credit for fighting and battling all season, I don无毛视频檛 care what our record was. I couldn无毛视频檛 be more proud of them.无毛视频
Aeschbacher, a Carmichaels graduate who played under coach Ryan Krull and once returned a kickoff 78 yards for a touchdown in a playoff game, has been part of a successful program, and is determined to see the Cougars无毛视频 rise up again.
无毛视频淚f we as a team continue what we无毛视频檙e doing, there will be improvement, as there was throughout this season,无毛视频 Aeschbacher said.
无毛视频淚无毛视频檓 confident things will turn around for us.无毛视频


