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Bucktail Football partners with Circle W Sports
By: Ed Weaver | PIAA District IV | February 22, 2019
Wellsboro, PA - Circle W Sports, the new name in the game for High School sports, is excited to announce that the Bucktail Bucks Football team in Renovo, PA is joining Circle W Sports.
Circle W Sports, LLC is an online service that provides a platform for high school teams and sports organizations to promote coaches, programs, and student-athletes.
The Bucks are getting a brand new website and Circle W Sports' easy-to-embed rosters, team schedules, game stats, photo galleries, and team history.
"The Bucktail Area Football Program is looking forward to its new partnership with Circle W Sports and the potential it holds for the athletes," said new head coach Jared Hurlbert. "When I was brought into the program I quickly realized that there was no central platform for Bucktail Football where you could find scores, press releases, schedules, game stats, or even a roster. Now as the head coach, one of our early priorities is to get athletes the recognition they deserve - especially the ones interested in playing college sports. We are also hoping a tool like this will generate student interest in the football program that might not have been there before."
This new agreement pairs Hurlbert and Circle W Sports owner Ed Weaver back up as the two worked together in the past while Hurlbert coached at Brockway.
"I've had the pleasure of playing football, coaching, and working with Ed in the past when they designed our Brockway football page," Hurlbert continued. Circle W's website design will provide the professional look we want to bring to Bucktail Football. In addition to this, they do a great job centralizing all the data that the Bucktail community and fan base will want to see. I'm excited to see the reaction the players and parents have when they see the finished product. This no doubt is a great first step for us on our quest to transform the program and I am thankful for the opportunity to work with Ed again."
Circle W Sports found its beginnings in 2006 when owner Ed Weaver launched WellsboroFootball.com, the flagship website promoting the Wellsboro Hornet Football team. The organization provides the latest up-to-date scores, statistics, and coverage in this region. Since 2006, WellsboroFootball.com has recorded over a half million page views and has spawned other websites including WellsboroAthletics.com, WellsboroBaseball.com, WellsboroBasketball.com, WellsboroXC.com, WellsboroGolf.com, WellsboroSoccer.com, WellsboroSoftball.com, and WellsboroSwimming.com. Each website provides player information, rosters, schedules, statistics, and history about each Wellsboro team.
Circle W Sports also runs and manages websites for PIAA District IV, the Northern Tier League, the Tioga County Sports Hall of Fame, Vaportrail 24/7, and the PIAA District 4 Football Coaches Association, provides statistical data to Pennsylvania Football News, WesternPAFootball.net, EasternPAFootball.com, Home Page Sports, Fox Sports Williamsport, and the Valley Sports Report, and has launched websites for Athens Foootball, Loyalsock Football, Southern Columbia Football, and Selinsgrove Football.
"We're happy to be back working with Coach Hurlbert and can't wait to start helping the Bucks out," Circle W Sports' owner Ed Weaver said. "We're excited about this new venture to help Bucktail's student-athletes get promoted. Coach Hurlbert and I were former teammates at Wellsboro back in the early 2000's and were on staff at Wellsboro while I was in the early stages of CWS, so I'm really looking forward to teaming with him again and spreading the word about his team, and helping bring the Bucks to an even bigger stage online."
About the Author
Ed Weaver is the owner of Circle W Sports in Wellsboro, PA, is the Sports Director for The Home Page Network and the creator of WellsboroAthletics.com and WellsboroFootball.com. You can follow him on Twitter or friend him on Facebook.
