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2025 BEARS SCHEDULE
The 2025 Boyertown Bears will be fielding a team for the 86th consecutive year, beginning their 87th season on Saturday, August 16th at home with a scrimmage vs Daniel Boone.
The Regular season will kick off on Friday, August 22, as they travel to take on the Upper Perkiomen Indians. This will be the 70th meeting in the series. The away games also feature matchups on September 5th at Avon Grove 2nd meeting, a matinee on Saturday October 11th vs Spring-Ford 61st meeting, and Norristown on October 17th, 9th meeting.
The home slate features 6 games starting labor day weekend August 29th with a 7:00 pm game vs Exeter (16th Meeting) , September 12th vs Downingtown East (2nd Meeting), September 19th Methacton, (18th Meeting), September 26th Perkiomen Valley (25th Meeting), The 900 th game in school history Owen J Roberts (64th meeting), and October 24th the annual PAC Crossover game opponent to be announced.
The Bears record against the nine known opponents is 120-130-6. The Bears all record against potential week 10 opponents is 125-79-8
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2025 HELMET REVEAL
Ladies and Gentleman your 2025 Boyertown Bears Football Helmets. The logo spells Bears with Boyertown embedded in the logo. Which shows off both our mascot and our community. The number is on the back of the helmet.
The Bears return to the Field on 8/23 and travel to Upper Perkiomen as the two teams will meet for the 70th time in school history.
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2025 BEARS HARD AT WORK 237 Days until we kick the season off against Upper Perkiomen, 2 days after Christmas and the players are back In the weightroom working hard.
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COACH BOB HILLEGAS
We are sad to announce that Coach Hillegas passed away on Wednesday January 5th surrounded by his family. Coach Hillegas was the Boyertown Varsity Football Coach from 1987 to 1994 and coached two championship football teams in 1989 and 1991. He was a longtime coach in the Boyertown School district coaching various levels of football, basketball, baseball and softball.
He was a teacher first. A teacher of various sports but more importantly a teacher of life. At the end of every friday night win or lose, there was a lesson about life. He taught us that whether you are a current Bear, a future Bear, or a former Bear you are part of the Bear Family.
Coach will live on for a long time because the lessons he taught us we will pass down to the next generation who will pass them down.
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