200 Wins & 28 Years: Meet Wilmington Coach Terry Verelli

The Wilmington Greyhound football squad will head to the 2006 District 10 high school playoffs under Coach Terry Verrelli's leadership. A modest Verelli quietly acknowledged his 200th career coaching victory as Wilmington defeated Northwestern 19-0 on October 27. The Greyhounds have maintained an undefeated season (9-0 at this date) and will likely take the Region 3-AA crown. The team wraps up the regular schedule at Greyhound Stadium on Friday night when Moniteau comes to town. Now Coach Verelli goes "Behind the Mic" with Titan Radio's DJ Yokley talking about his long career at Wilmington and what it takes to build a winning Greyhound team.

Working Nights & Weekends Is Life in Sports Information

From maintaining game stats to writing news leases, Westminster's new sport information director is burning the candle at both ends. Justin Zackal keeps tabs on everything from football, soccer to women's volleyball. He has it all covered and is constantly attending games, writing articles and updating the Titan Athletic web page. He comes to Westminster after working sports information at West Virginia University where he was the "go to guy" when anyone needed to know about the Mountaineer gymnastic or rifle teams. He's also working to complete a masters of science degree in journalism from WVU. Zackal goes "Behind the Mic" with Titan Radio's Chris Norris to talk about what he does at Westminster and his connection with one of the Titan's chief rivals in the PAC.

Sweet Homecoming Victory Over Bethany

Titan Head Coach Jeff Hand and the Westminster College football team pulled in a victory for a packed Burry Stadium in a 49-13 homecoming win over Bethany in Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) action on Saturday. The 36-point margin of victory is the most decisive win for the Titans since joining NCAA Division III in 2000. The Titans' previous win by 36 points or more was a 55-7 win over Urbana in 1997 when Westminster was a member of the NAIA. Titantown Sports reporter Chris Norris shows you the highlights from down on the field with this week's Titan Football Recap.

Wilmington Greyhounds Rip Sharon Tigers

The perfect season rolls on for the Wilmington Greyhounds (8-0) as the team spanked the Sharon Tigers 42-7 friday night. A sold out Greyhound stadium cheered on Coach Terry Verrelli's team in this District 10, Region 3 AA rivalry. The Greyhounds remain ranked number six in the state for AA teams by the Pennsylvania Associated Press. Titantown Sports Director D.J. Yokley has the highlights on this week's Greyhound Roundup.

Wilmington Savors Home Sweet Homecoming Victory

Wilmington returned to Greyhound Stadium on Friday for homecoming, and it didn't take long to see that this Greyhound team deserved it's state ranking. The Hounds put up 21 points in the first half and shut out Hickory, on their way to a 40-0 win over the Hornets. This homecoming victory sets the Hounds atop the throne of their conference. Now at a perfect 6-0 on the year and ranked number six in the PIAA Class AA, the Hounds travel for an out of region game at Warren, but the team also looks ahead to the also unbeaten Sharon Tigers two weeks down the road. A game so big, it has to be presented all across the state by the Westmisnter Cable Network as the Pennsylvania Cable Network's "Game of the Week.".

This game will be sure to serve as the biggest game of the year for both squads. One team will make history, while the other team becomes it. Make sure you don't miss a hit when the season's on the line, and stay up to date on all your Blue and Gold action all season in the Greyhound Roundup with Titantown Sports Director DJ Yokley.


SHOW NOTE: A special version of the Greyhound Roundup can be seen this Friday, It will feature some of your favorite Hounds talking about the season so far, and what to look forward to going into the Sharon game.

Hounds Now Ranked 6th in the Pennsylvania Football Class AA

The Wilmington Greyhound football squad moves up to number six in the Associated Press PIAA Class AA rankings. The Hounds pillaged the Raiders at Reynolds in a score of 37-0 last Friday. Titantown Sports Director D.J. Yokley has all the highlights from that game in this week's Greyhound Roundup. Wilmington now gears up for their 2006 Homecoming game against rival Hickory. The Hornets come into town 2-3 but create a lot of buzz with games they've played previously agains the Hounds. Coach Verelli and his troops were business as usual last week pillaging the Raiders on the road in convincing fashion (37-0.) David Bruno, and Chris Burns provided the muscle with 2 TD's a piece, while Forrest Minteer added another.

Westminster Football Falls to Grove City

The First Titan Loss to Grove City in 27 Years
The Westminster Titans will try to recover this week from a heartbreaking loss to PAC rival Grove City last weekend. Westminster was looking to stay hot after a big win against Adrian College the week before. However the Wolverines pulled off their first win against Westminster since 1979. For a the second week in a row the fate of outcome of the Titan squad's game was decided by place-kicking. The Titans fell to Grove City, 21-20, in their first Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) game of the season Saturday at Thorn Field.

Titantown Sports reporter Chris Norris has all the highlights here with his Titan Football Recap.

Westminster tried to force the game into overtime with a last moment touchdown, but the Titans missed the extra point breaking a nearly three decade record of wins over Coach's Corner on WCN.