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On Friday, Stroudsburg was defeated by Emmaus, 42-7.

It marks the Mountaineers’ worst loss since they were destroyed by Northampton back in 2022, losing by 45 points.

After the first quarter, Stroudsburg was already trailing by 21 points to Emmaus. The quarter also left some head-scratching play calls on fourth down, deciding to run a fake punt twice. The Mountaineers failed to convert each time giving Emmaus prime position to score their touchdowns.

Stroudsburg head coach, Jim Miller, states, “On the first drive, that was a miscommunication…It was open, we had linemen downfield. If we would have caught it, it was going to come back anyway.”

Another week, another Pocono Record Athlete of the Week nominee.

Even with a slow start to September for some sports, the Mountaineers have still managed to have multiple Athletes of the Week this season from the Pocono Record.

This week sees Cross Country stars Aiden Nieman, ’25, and Cate Brinker, ’25, as well as Shelbi Calligari, ’25, and Julianna Vo, ’25, from the red-hot Girls’ Tennis team are all up for voting.

Nieman is the lone nominee from Stroudsburg for the Boys’ Athlete of the Week. Since joining the cross country program, he has been dominate as one of the best runners on the team. Nieman finished third in Stroudsburg’s race last week against multiple EPC schools.

Stroudsburg has three girls up for voting in the Girls’ Athlete of the Week competition. Brinker has also had success in cross country for the girls. In their most recent race, she placed ninth in the girls’ division.

Stroudsburg Area School District welcomes senior, Kona Maronpot, as the new Student Representative for the SHS School Board. He takes over for Julian Gajewski, who attended monthly meetings and then reported for the Mountaineer Newspaper as a regular contributor. Meeting summaries kept the student body aware of upcoming changes. 

Kona is working hard to get the students’ needs in front of the board members. He will attend monthly meetings and recap those meetings with an article for the newspaper.

Maronpot shared, “At the meetings, I plan on sharing any thoughts students have about how the school has been running in my report.” 

The meetings are on the third Wednesday of every month with the first meeting set for Sept 18. Kona hopes to have his first article out by Sept 25, at the latest. 

SAYLORSBURG, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — The first official day of fall is Sunday, but many area farms have already kicked off their fall festivities.

One family-owned farm in Monroe County shows how you can get lost in the fun at one of Pennsylvania's largest corn mazes.

Towering at more than seven feet tall across 11 acres on Klingel’s Farm in Saylorsburg, its corn maze named ‘Mazezilla’ - is a telltale sign that the fall season is here.

“The theme this year is ‘around the world’!” said Nathan Pysher, co-owner, Klinger's Farm.

Pysher walked 28/22 News through the maze, explaining the fun design of the cornfield does not happen overnight.

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Notice is hereby given that the Coolbaugh Township Board of Supervisors' Budget Meeting scheduled for Thursday, September 19, 2024 will be held beginning at 6:30 PM at the Coolbaugh Township Municipal Center located at 5520 Municipal Drive, Tobyhanna, PA. To view the meeting agenda, please visit our website at:
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