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CRANBERRY

BASEBALL

March 24 -- Union City, W, 5-4

March 31 -- at Cambridge Springs

at Cambridge Springs

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SOFTBALL

March 21 -- Franklin, W, 18-0

March 24 -- St. Marys, W, 9-7

April 1 -- at Sharon

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TRACK

March 25 -- at C-L (with Karns City)

April 1 -- Moniteau​

FRANKLIN

BASEBALL

March 21 -- Seneca, W, 16-0

March 24 -- Cochranton, W, 8-6

March 25 -- Reynolds, W, 10-0 (5 inns)

March 27 -- at Rocly Grove

March 30 -- at Slippery Rock

April 1 -- Titusville

Titusville

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SOFTBALL

March 21 -- Cranberry, L, 18-0

March 26 -- at Sharon

March 28 -- Warren

March 30 -- Rocky Grove

March 31 -- Grove City

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TRACK

March 27 -- at West Middlesex Duals

March 31 -- at Titusville

OIL CITY

BASEBALL

March 23 -- North Clarion W, 12-1

March 25 -- Erie, W, 8-4

March 30 -- Grove City

April 1 -- at Sharon

at Sharon

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SOFTBALL

March 24 -- Girard, ppd., TBA

March 26 -- Hickory

March 31 -- at Jamestown

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TRACK

March 27 -- West Middlesex Duals

March 31 -- Warren

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TENNIS (BOYS)

March 30 -- at Greenville

ROCKY GROVE

BASEBALL

March 24 -- Sharpsville, pppd.

March 27 -- Franklin

March 30 -- at Cambridge Springs

April 1 -- Cochranton

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SOFTBALL

March 25 -- Eisenhower, W, 12-7

March 27 -- Forest Area

March 30 -- at Franklin

March 31 -- at Slippery Rock

April 1 -- West Middlesex

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VOLLEYBALL (BOYS)

March 23 -- Mercyhurst, W, 3-2

March 25 -- Maplewood, L 3-1

March 30 -- at Cambridge Springs

at Cambridge Springs

ABOUT THIS SITE

If you are from Anywhere, USA, and happened to stumble upon this site, Franklin and Oil City are about eight miles apart along Route 8 in Venango County, Pa. -- which is about halfway between Pittsburgh and Erie in the western part of the state.

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yardsandpoints.com (formerly venangofootball.com and then route8rivalry.com) covers the grid doings of Oil City and Franklin high schools in Venango County. It also includes the football histories of the two schools, which date back to 1896, along with that of (RIP) Venango Catholic (nee Christian and formerly St. Joseph in Oil City), which dropped the sport in the 1990s. I've recently included more stuff on basketball as well as the doings in other sports.

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Former Derrick sports editor Penny Weichel is webmaster.

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Contact pennyweichel@gmail.com if need be.

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