Photo Gallery for Wed. 12-6-17
2017-12-06 00:00:00
Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic High School students prepare to race their gravity-powered cars at the school in Cranberry Township on Friday, Dec. 1, 2017. The event featured three teams, each with a uniquely built car, racing down a designated section of pavement. The race is part of an engineering class assignment.Caleb Harshberger/BUTLER EAGLE
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Erin Zito, an assisting host, delivers a team’s answer to Matt Gray, an assisting host, and Craig Lawrence, who served as host of the DJ Trivia grand championship Sunday, Dec. 3, 2017, at the Hardwood Cafe in Penn Township.NATHAN BOTTIGER/BUTLER EAGLE
Butler senior Mercedes Belch leads an experienced starting lineup for the Golden Tornado girls bowling team this season. Butler’s girls and boys teams open the season Wednesday, hosting Shaler.butler eagle File photo
DJ Trivia hosted its Grand Championship Sunday Dec. 3, 2017, at the Hardwood Cafe, which brought in 24 teams made up of 185 players.NATHAN BOTTIGER/BUTLER EAGLE
Members of Big Bang, the grand champions of DJ Trivia on Sunday, are Nick Born and Shayne Steck, both of Middlesex Township, Bob Crooks and Bobby Crooks Jr. of West Deer Township, and Nancy Marino and Dario Donato, both of Ross Township, savor their victory with Erin Zito, who regularly hosts trivia games at the Scoreboard Restaurant & Lounge in Richland Township.NATHAN BOTTIGER/BUTLER EAGLE
Karns City’s Emily Hegedus will try to add to her stellar career numbers and help the Gremlins back to the District 9 title game during her senior season.butler eagle File photo
Mars senior guard Lauren Wasylson (4) is one of several star players returning to the court for Butler County girls basketball teams this season.butler eagle File photo
Butler senior forward Jenna Kunst (21) hopes to lead the Golden Tornado back to the WPIAL playoffs with a new coach on the bench.BUTLER EAGLE FILE PHOTO
Cardinal Wuerl North Catholic High School students prepare to race their gravity-powered cars at the school in Cranberry Township on Friday, Dec. 1, 2017. The event featured three teams, each with a uniquely built car, racing down a designated section of pavement. The race is part of an engineering class assignment.Caleb Harshberger/BUTLER EAGLE
