These young men are all-stars in their coaches’ eyes.
ELCO Raiders
Posted inSports
Senior Jake Williams leads ELCO to victory, surpasses 2,000 yards for season
ELCO advances to the quarterfinal round against Twin Valley, following a dominant win over Big Spring, with Jake Williams surpassing 2,000 yards for the season.
Posted inSports
Senior Night triumph can only enhance ELCO’s football experience
With their latest victory, the Raiders inched closer to a coveted postseason berth.
Posted inSports
ELCO Raiders football program has Bob Miller’s fingerprints all over it
For ELCO, this season’s winning ways are an off-shoot of its character.
Posted inSports
Early turnovers doom ELCO against section power Cocalico
Costly mistakes do in the Raiders as they drop their second straight game of the season to the Cocalico Eagles 56-7.
Posted inSports
Lancaster-Lebanon League football: Lebanon County’s mid-season outlook
At the halfway point of the high school football season, Annville-Cleona and Cedar Crest lead the pack in Lebanon County, ELCO boasts a record-breaking player, while Lebanon and Northern Lebanon grapple with difficulties.
Posted inSports
For Raiders against Conrad Weiser, different journey, same destination
On a pleasant Friday night at ELCO Stadium, the Raider football team passed its most difficult test to date, with a spirited 28-21 triumph over visiting Conrad Weiser.
Posted inSports
Williams sets another team record as Raiders triumph in 3rd straight victory
On a stormy Friday night at ELCO Stadium, the hometown Raiders trounced visiting Columbia 49-6 in a non-league contest sped up by the mercy rule and shortened by lightning.
Posted inSports
ELCO’s Jake Williams outperforms in final clash with longtime rival Annville-Cleona
In the final meeting of longtime Lebanon County rivals, ELCO trounced Annville-Cleona 49-7, with standout performances from Jake Williams, Steven Rosado, and Austin Yesko.
Posted inSports
ELCO football team starts 2023 season with record turnout and high hopes
As ELCO football enters the 2023 season, they boast their largest roster ever in Bob Miller’s decade-plus as head coach with 67 players, prepare to unveil a new turf field, and aim to cement their standing in one of the state’s top leagues, Lancaster-Lebanon Section 4.
