Going undefeated in a season is special. So special in fact, that the Hornets have only accomplished this feat once in the team's history. 50 years ago, the 1958-1959 Hornets led by Head Coach Bill Johnson went 5-0-1 for Wellsboro's only undefeted season.

The Wellsboro Hornets improved their 2008 season record to 4-1 after defeating the Sayre Redskins 54-6 Friday night, September 26. Wellsboro was led on the ground by Senior Fullback Pat Driebelbies, who rushed for over 150 yards. Senior Quarterback Cameron Jones and Senior Receiver Garrett Stager were also stellar on the night. Jones and Stager connected twice in the first half for two touchdowns.

Members of the Wellsboro Hornets will be visiting the residents of the Green Home Friday afternoon before their game against Sayre.

The staff at WellsboroFootball.com has been busy updating the site in the last few days. Now available are pictures from last Friday night's game against Wyalusing, Offensive Line Coach John Johnston's coaching bio is now available, and North Penn game highlights from the 2000 season are now available.

The Wellsboro J.V. team traveled to Wyalusing to take on the Rams for a rematch of Friday night. After allowing a short Wyalusing touchdown run, the Hornets bouced back and put a drive together and marched roughly 60 yards to the end zone before Sophomore Quarterback Nick Saniga found Sophomore Receiver Ethan Callahan wide open in the back of the end zone. The extra point was no good, and Wellsboro trailed the Rams for the rest of the first half 7-6.

Highlights from the Lewisburg game are now available. Read the article now from the Wellsboro Gazette.

The history books have been re-written once again this season*. Senior Running Back Jake Coolidge nows sits second all-time for his defensive performance against Wyalusing. Coolidge intercepted two passes for 100 combined yards, one of them being returned 80 yards for a touchdown.

Stats from last Friday's game with Wyalusing are now available. Click the linl to view the boxscore now!

After the fourth week of the 2008 season, the Canton Warriors are the only undefeated team in the league. Canton knocked off Towanda 33-28 to go to 4-0 on the year, while Towanda dropped to 3-1. With the loss, Towanda is now tied for first place in the Large School Division with Wellsboro, with records of 3-1 and 2-0 in the league.

The Wellsboro Hornets improved their 2008 season record to 3-1 with a 54-0 shutout over Wyalusing. After a slow start in the first quarter, Jake Coolidge put the Hornets on the board first with an 80 yard interception return.

As the Hornets prepare to face the Wyalusing Rams, the staff at WellsboroFootball.com have been doing some major updates to the site. The Troy Varsity Highlights are now available from the Wellsboro Gazette.

Stats from last Friday night's game against Lewisburg are now available. Click the link to view the boxscore. With the stats update, Senior Receiver Garrett Stager now sits in second place in Wellsboro History for Most Receptions in a game*.

In what had all the makings of a good old fashioned slugfest, the Wellsboro Hornets fell to the Lewisburg Green Dragons 34-7 in front of the home crowd. The Wellsboro defense came ready to play as the game was held scoreless until late in the second quarter, but turnovers would eventually kill the Hornets.

Junior Linebacker Aaron Moss was named WETM-18 Sports Athlete of the Week for his week 2 performance against Troy. Congratulations Aaron.

Senior Fullback Pat Driebelbies was featured on WETM-18 Sports last night at 6:00 p.m. To see the segment, visit the WETM Sports Page.