The Northern Tier Legaue Baseball All-Stars have been announced as follows: Cayden Trumpie and Boden Pearsall from Cameron County; Mitchell Taylor and Lawson Wetzel from Coudersport; Macaibe Splain from Otto-Eldred; Isaiah Goode and Dawson Welch from Oswayo Valley; Aiden Bliss, Nicholas Wilfong and Kellen Veilleux from Port Allegany; and Collin Riekofsky from Smethport. Nicholas Wilfong was named MVP of the League. Port Allegany's Rick Veilleux was named Coach of the Year.

District IX Playoffs Lady Terrors bounced hard in the opening round of District play today. The Golden Tide found the sweet spot and hit a whopping 19 hits as the Lady Terrors just had no answer. For a team that wasn’t going to be due to lack of numbers to a co-op team with Oswayo Valley who had no coach and just a few numbers. They meshed together and surprised us how well they came together and completed a winning season including earning a playoff game. Thank you for the m

These fine students represented Otto-Eldred at IU9 BandFest hosted by 2020 O-E graduate, Cole Palmer. The festival was at Oswayo Valley High School, under the direction of our own Director of Bands, Mrs. DeCorte.

Otto-Eldred FFA held its annual Agstravaganza last week to celebrate the great work of their students! While I was unable to attend this year, Jennifer Stillman from my Bradford office was on hand to meet the students, present certificates and check out their outstanding projects. Thank you all for your commitment to agriculture and leadership!

Students recently participated in a series of engaging, hands-on Mobile Learning Lab sessions provided by Alfred State College, bringing career exploration and experiential learning directly into the classroom. The Mobile Learning Lab, coordinated through Alfred State’s outreach programming, introduced students to a variety of high-demand career fields through immersive activities designed to promote critical thinking, teamwork, communication, and problem-solving skills. One

Otto-Eldred students enjoyed an unforgettable evening filled with elegance, excitement, and lasting memories at this year’s prom, A Night in Vegas, held at the Smethport Country Club. We are pleased to announce and congratulate our 2026 Prom King and Queen: Gavin Denning and Peyton Bickford! Thank you to everyone who helped make this special event such a success. We hope all who attended enjoyed an evening of celebration, friendship, and memories to cherish for years to come.

Francis Homers/O-E Comes From Behind The Otto-Eldred softball team was sitting pretty going into the 4th inning 5-1, however the Kane wolves crossed the plate 6 times on 5 hits for the go ahead bottom of the 4th. Lady Terrors took the lead 8-7 after a solo HR by Baylee Francis top of sixth however short lived after the wolves plated 3 more scores bottom of the 6th. Top of seventh the lady Terrors stormed back behind a2 RBI double by Grace Rositzke and an RBI single by Peyton

O-E Comes From Behind On Senior Night The Otto-Eldred Terrors baseball team made senior more special as they scored 7 runs in the bottom of the 6th to take the lead and win. O-E was down 2-6 going into the 6th. Terrors earned 5 of their six hits in the sixth and scoring 7 runs with the help of a few free passes by Cameron County pitchers. 6 different Terrors recorded a hit with Wyatt Blendinger leading the offense going 1-4 (double) 3RBIs and a run scored. Schenfield and Coll

May 6-12 marks National Nurse’s Week. During this time, the Seneca Highlands Health Assistance class will begin to celebrate those people who have contributed significantly to nursing. The end of the week is the birthday of one of the most influential nurses throughout history, Florence Nightingale. Due to her excellent achievement in class combined with her displays of professionalism, collaboration, and leadership, Autumn Ford has been chosen as the class representative for

We are excited to introduce Otto-Eldred's 2026 Prom Court! Royalty will be crowned on Saturday, May 9 at this year’s prom. Join us in congratulating: Queen Candidates: Chancelin Studer, Peyton Bickford, and Alexis Prince. King Candidates: Gavin Denning, Devin Kimball, and Tein Caldwell.

Photo Left: Overall winners of the “Wild”Envirothon, The Bradford Bees. L-R, Jan Russell (Team Advisor), Cecily Bell (Team Captain), Emmy Kemick, Jake Whitlow, Joe Bukowski, and Autumn Newmann. High school students from across McKean and Cameron County gathered on Thursday, April 30th to test their environmental knowledge and skills at the annual McKean County Conservation District Envirothon, also known locally as the “Wild” Envirothon at the McKean County Fair Grounds in Sm

Lions Top the Terrors O-E just couldn’t collect enough hits together to keep pace with the Lions. The Terrors did collect 9 hits however were just not hitting the sweet spots to advance the runners. O-E had 8 of the 9 players with hits and Jack Sherry leading with 2. Collins earned a double on the night). Wellsville with some strong hitting as they collected 3 doubles and 2 triples in the game.

O-E Hits Not Enough Despite out hitting the Bolivar-Richburg Wolverines 12-6 the Terrors couldn’t overcome the errors and the free bases given up and let 6 slide in the 5th for B-R who took the lead for good. Terrors had some of their best hits this season despite the loss with Shane Magee going 3-4 (triple) Micheal Sheeler 3-4 (triple) Ryan Schenfield 2-4 while Wyatt Blendinger doubled on the night. Collins and Schenfield each threw 3 innings they combined to retire 6 while

4-30-26. Terrors Baseball Otto-Eldred 0 Coudersport 10 Pitcher M. Taylor single handedly led the Falcons in the win. Taylor got the shutout in a complete 6 inning game striking out 12 while allowing no runs on 3 hits and walking 3. Taylor with the all around game leading offensively as well earning 8 of the falcons 10 runs. Going 3-3 (HR,Double) pushing 5 RBIs while scoring 3 himself. Ryan Schenfield led the Terrors at the plate 2-3(double) Spl

Baylee Francis threw a no-hitter as visiting Otto-Eldred beat Coudersport, 6-2. Francis went seven innings, allowing two unearned runs on four hits while striking out 16. Grace Rostizke was 1-for-3 with a walk, a run scored, and an RBI for the Lady Terrors, while Halaina Unverdorben was 1-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI. Kameca Stebbins drove in two runs while going 1-for-3, and Payton Kaziska was 2-for-3. Aubri Lagrua and Josie Chang each walked and scored for Coudersport

On Wednesday, April 22nd, students traveled to Pennsylvania College of Technology to compete in the Northern Region Public Speaking and CDE Day. We are so proud of the following students on their participation and placing. A special congratulations to Danica Austin for moving onto States!! Senior Prepared Public Speaking Danica Austin - 1st Place *Moving onto states Junior Prepared Public Speaking Ayvah Staudigl - 14th Place Creed Speaking Abby Yingling - 6th Place Extemporan

Please join me in congratulating the team on their first win in program history. It didn't come easy as it was a 1 bird victory over the visiting OE Bird Dawgs. Final scores were us with a 174 and them with a 173. The team is half way through it's second season. I personally want to thank all my coaches, sponsors, volunteers, supporters, and of course the Cameron County Bucktail Rod and Gun Club for making this dream a reality. I'm truly blessed. Congrats team you earned th

Down to its last strike, Smethport erupted for seven runs in the top of the seventh to stun Otto-Eldred, 10-9. Trailing 9-3, the Hubbers got back-to-back one-out singles before Ryan Schenfield struck out Colin Riekofsky for the second out. With runners on second and third, the Terrors elected to intentionally walk Cole Burdick to set up a force at any base. But that move backfired in a big way. Camryn Young followed with a bases-clearing double to left to make it 9-6. PORT AL

Striking out the side in the first inning, Otto-Eldred Baylee Francis recorded her 100th career strikeout in the Lady Terrors’ 9-2 win over visiting Smethport. Francis, a sophomore, came into the game at 97 punchout and recorded 13 on the day to give her 110 in her career. She allowed two earned runs on six hits and three walks in seven innings of work. Also strong at the plate, Francis went 2-for-2 with a double, a triple, two walks, three runs scored, and three RIs. Grace R

These students represented Otto-Eldred at the IU9 Band Festival held at Port Allegany High School on April 14th.

Four walks and a hit batter to the final five batters of the game helped Northern Potter walk off Otto-Eldred, 11-10. The final free pass, to Brandon Furman, scored Conhar Snyder from third with the winning run. Snyder drew the second walk of the sequence, right after Austin Burdick was out at the plate trying to score on a wild pitch. That came one batter after Kayden Shope scored on a wild pitch to make it 10-8, and Henry Nihcolas walked to load the bases. Colt Houghtaling

Vicky Houghtaling Baseball update shared by Coach Brosky By GameChanger Media It came down to the wire on Thursday, as Northern Potter Varsity Panthers grabbed the victory in walk-off fashion, 11-10, over Otto-Eldred. The game was tied at 10 in the bottom of the seventh when Brandon Furman drew a walk, scoring one run. Bats blistered as Northern Potter Varsity Panthers collected eight hits and Otto-Eldred tallied seven in the high-scoring game. Otto-Eldred got on the board in

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Richard (AKA“Ricardo”) presents his new OS to his classmates On April 15, 2026, Richard Wojcik (Grade 12, OED) presented his self-made computer operating system to his classmates in the Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications shop at the Seneca Highlands Career and Technical Center. Richard has been working on his operating system, named RTech Opaque Sheep X2, several hours a day for more than 4 months. “I decided I wanted to write my own operating system because,

Congratulations to the students selected to represent Otto-Eldred at IU9 Songfest in Northern Potter on April 10, 2026.

Top 8 Bird Dawgs: Colby Wilcox 25 (Perfect score!!) Tyler Fessenden 22 Kason Stake 22 Jeremiah Loucks 20 Bryin Roberts 20 Kooper Bird 18 Logan Claycomb 18 Isaiah Cover 18

Otto-Eldred 7 - Cameron County 5 Jack Sherry's double that brought in 2 RBIs in the top of the fifth inning ignited a rally, with the Terrors scoring five runs on three hits to take the lead 6-5 and ultimately win 7-5. Magee, Schenfield, Splain, Sherry, and Wilcox each had a hit. Ryan Schenfield started for the Terrors, facing 23 batters, striking out six, and allowing five runs on three hits and seven walks. DJ Collins provided relief, facing the final 11 batters, al

Otto-Eldred /OV 17- Cameron County 2 The Lady Terrors (1-1) played just their second game of the season and came up with the victory. Sophmore Baylee Francis earned her first win on the mound striking out 10 while allowing 2 runs cross. Putting up seven runs in each of the first two innings, visiting Otto-Eldred toppled Cameron County, 17-2, in four innings. Jahden Smith drove in four runs for the Lady Terrors, going 2-for-4 with a double, a triple, and a run scored. Baylee F