Charlie Roth

1 month ago | azfamily.com | Joce Sterman |Mackenzie Bruns |Charlie Roth

(InvestigateTV) — Maddix Bias’ favorite things - baseball caps, a Cubs shot glass and Big League Chew bubblegum – were once fixtures in the 19-year-old’s bedroom. Now, his treasured items adorn his black stone grave site. He dreamed of becoming a carpenter and remodeling houses. Instead, his legacy is linked to a harmful – and sometimes deadly - nationwide trend: inhalation of nitrous oxide.

1 month ago | fox19.com | Joce Sterman |Mackenzie Bruns |Charlie Roth

(InvestigateTV) — Maddix Bias’ favorite things - baseball caps, a Cubs shot glass and Big League Chew bubblegum – were once fixtures in the 19-year-old’s bedroom. Now, his treasured items adorn his black stone grave site. He dreamed of becoming a carpenter and remodeling houses. Instead, his legacy is linked to a harmful – and sometimes deadly - nationwide trend: inhalation of nitrous oxide.

Sep 22, 2023 | republicanherald.com | Charlie Roth

ORWIGSBURG — Blue Mountain didn’t play badly. The Eagles moved the ball. They had a 100-yard rusher. They made some key stops on defense. But, there’s a reason Southern Lehigh is unbeaten at the midway point of the season. The Spartans are good. And, they’re good in every aspect of the game. They proved it Friday night, rolling to their fifth consecutive victory, second in the Schuylkill/Colonial League’s Gold Division, 41-12, over Blue Mountain at the Eagles’ Nest.

Sep 19, 2023 | republicanherald.com | Charlie Roth

PINE GROVE — It was a Schuylkill League boys’ soccer Division I showdown. It couldn’t possibly have been any closer. Blue Mountain and Pine Grove both entered unbeaten. Something had to give. It did when Eagles’ freshman Evan Burcik took a throw-in from Nicolas Driscoll and put a header past Cardinals keeper Peyton Renninger early in the first half for what turned out to be the game’s only goal. With the 1-0 victory, Blue Mountain (8-1, 6-0 D-I) now sits alone atop the division.

Sep 8, 2023 | republicanherald.com | Charlie Roth

POTTSVILLE — This one was about the defense. There was no doubt, no other explanation. Pottsville was just plain dominant. After a pair of non-league setbacks to open the season, the Tide turned up the defensive heat in opening the Schuylkill/Colonial League Gold Division season with a 28-7 victory over Lehighton on Friday night at Veterans Memorial Stadium. The Tide held the Indians to just 27 rushing yards and 151 yards of total offense.