BELLEFONTE -- Forget the fact that Friday’s Bald Eagle Area-Bellefonte game was played for the Curtin Bowl at Rogers Stadium. While the prestige that goes with winning the trophy lasts longer than year to year, what really mattered was the game was the season finale for both teams and a win would set the pattern for the off-season and into spring practice. BEA won its 31st Curtin Bowl in the 54th meeting of the two cross-county schools. Bald Eagle Area (3-7), behind an explosive offense and a smothering defense, man-handled Bellefonte (1-9) en route to a 20-0 win and claimed the Curtin Bowl for the second year following last year’s 13-9 win at Wingate. “It’s like I keep telling these guys, they are capable of so much more and all they had to do was believe in themselves,” said BEA coach Jack Tobias following the Eagles’ third win in their last five games. “The games that they think they can beat guys is when they come out and play like champs and we win them.