FOOTBALL It was a season full high and lows for coach Mike D. Gabriel and his Holy Family Tigers. “We played the toughest schedule in the classification,” Gabriel said. “And then we wrapped it up with playing the best team in the state. “I’ve never seen anything like that on this level.” The Tigers held

DENVER — The performance was absolutely flawless on Friday night at the Denver Coliseum for the Holy Family Tigers. They were competing in the state spirit championships — newly formed Game Day Division — for the first time in over a decade, and after they left the mat, had the feeling like they had done

ERIE — As little as five short years ago, what happened on Wednesday night at Erie would have been merely a dream. The Holy Family cheer team was in disarray and a long way from the state championship it won 2004. That’s what made the night so magical. “It wasn’t because we had a good

The competition get underway this evening at Erie High School and the Tigers — competing in the Game Day portion of the meet — will be on at 7:15.