Football still has opportunity to win

When Waynesburg University football takes the field Saturday against the Thomas More Saints, it’ll be on the fringe of reaching the longest losing streak in program history. Regardless of the outcome of Saturday’s game, it’s not yet time to give up on the Yellow Jackets. During Week Five against Grove City College, many believed it … Continue reading

Football unable to stop Geneva’s rush

In their game against Geneva College, the Waynesburg University football team managed to keep themselves in the competition for the majority of the first half, but the Golden Tornadoes triple-option offense finally pulled away in the third quarter, as the Yellow Jackets dropped a 35-14 decision. “I give those guys credit, [Geneva Head] Coach [Geno] … Continue reading

Football injuries underline defeat

Some Yellow Jackets could only watch, with no opportunity to contribute, as Waynesburg University lost to Grove City for the first time since 2009 this past weekend. Midway through the season, Waynesburg University’s football team is not at full strength, missing a few key athletes due to injury – one of which is season-ending. Junior … Continue reading

Homecoming heartbreak

Heading into the third quarter, tied 14-14, the Waynesburg University football team got the ball to start the second half coming off a 3-yard touchdown catch by sophomore running back Chad Walker from sophomore quarterback Tyler Perone. Momentum had swung in the Yellow Jackets favor, but Grove City had different ideas. On the ensuing Waynesburg … Continue reading

Football unable to hold back undefeated Spartans

Waynesburg needed a lot to go right in order to take down the No. 18 team in Division III football, Case Western Reserve University. Unfortunately for the Yellow Jackets, the multi-dimensional offense of the Spartans was too much to handle on Saturday night under the lights as Waynesburg fell 56-21. “We just had to want … Continue reading

Football ‘inconsistent’ in 56-21 defeat

Four weeks into the season, the Waynesburg University football team has scored more points each week than it has the week prior. After getting shutout at Muskingum to start the season, the team scored seven points against Westminster. Then it scored 20 against Carnegie Mellon. Then it scored 21 against Case Western Reserve. While the … Continue reading