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Central's Parker Gregg hurdles over the Bedford defense on a third quarter run Friday, Oct. 8, 2021 at Roaring Spring Athletic Field.
Central's Eli Lingenfelter (22) is dragged down along the sidelines by Bedford's Justin Arnold in second quarter action.
Central's Jason Clark (18) comes out of the end zone after scoring a second quarter touchdown against Bedford.
Central quarterback Jeff Hoenstine looks for a receiver down field as Bedford's Trent Price moves in to make the stop.
Central's Shalen Yingling (1) recovers a loose ball on a kickoff that set up another scoring drive against Bedford for the Dragons.
After the most highly anticipated game of the Laurel Highlands conference, the Dragons came out on top with a 41-27 victory over the Bedford Bisons.
The Dragons' defensive domination began on the Bison's first offensive drive with an interception by Ethan Eicher. This led to the Dragon's first scoring drive by Parker Gregg. The Dragons had four more scoring plays in the first half with a reception by Eli Lingenfelter, a run by Hunter Smith, a fumble recovery in the endzone by Jason Clarke, and another run by Gregg for a halftime score of 35-14.
In the second half, the Dragon's continued their supreme authority of the game with a series of offensive pushes leading to a one-yard run by Gregg for yet another touchdown for the Dragons.
This homecoming victory now leaves the Dragons as the only undefeated team in the Lauren Highlands conference with a 7-0 record.
This year's Homecoming Royalty was Tomi May as Queen and Luke Knisely as King.
Next week, the Dragons face Bishop McCourt at Shade Central High School in Cairn Brook, Pennsylvania.
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