6A Breakdown includes top games from the weekend, elite performers, what to watch this week, and more!

Here is what stood out to us:

Theme of the Week
Status quo. The top teams won the games they were expected to win.

Most Exciting Game
Downingtown East 45, Unionville 21

Offensive Dominance
Bethel Park 58, Canon-McMillan 16
Pine-Richland 45, Shaler Area 0

Defensive Dominance
Garnet Valley 43, Harriton 0
Parkland 42, Pocono Mountain East 0

Elite Performances

Joe Fagnano, Williamsport
286 yards passing

Ryan Wolk, Hazleton
263 yards passing

Desman Johnson jr., Penn Wood
357 yards passing

TJ Pergine, Spring-Ford
156 yards passing

Evan O'Donnell, Central Bucks East
263 yards passing

Jack Salopek, Norwin
154 yards passing

Will Howard, Downingtown West
124 yards passing and 106 yards rushing

Zak Kantor, Pennridge
225 yards passing

Iggy Reynoso, Wilson
161 yards rushing

Justin Defrancesco, Spring-Ford
126 yards rushing

Zach Throne, Red Lion
248 yards rushing

Kennedy Poles, Penn Wood
195 yards receiving

Rahiem Bowens, Penn Wood
118 yards receiving

Did we miss anyone? Let us know by replying here now!

Rankings

1. St. Joseph's Prep 6-0
2. Pine-Richland 8-0
3. Parkland 8-0
4. LaSalle College 6-1
5. Downingtown East 8-0
6. Bethel Park 6-1
7. Coatesville 7-1
8. Delaware Valley 8-0
9. Garnet Valley 8-0
10. Cumberland Valley 6-1

Games to Watch

Archbishop Wood vs. Upper Darby

Carlisle vs. Central Dauphin East

Central Bucks South vs. Pennridge

Central York vs. Red Lion

Coatesville vs. Downingtown East

Frankford vs. Northeast

La Salle College vs. St. Joseph's Prep

Middletown vs. Upper Darby

Mt. Lebanon vs. Penn Hills

Springfield vs. Garnet Valley

Stroudsburg vs. Whitehall

Wilson vs. Manheim Township

I had the privilege in watching Roman vs CHA yesterday. It was pathetic, Roman looked like a pub team, CHA out played them and out coached them. Roman's staff should be fired asap for the display they put on yesterday. Murphs time needs to end cause that dude is clueless. I am a Roman alum and was totally embarrassed in what I seen. 21-0 CHA with 2 minutes left when Roman finally scored. The play calling for Roman was so bad, Roman has a stud player but they refuse to get the ball in his hands, Overall Roman is a joke and might beat Roxborough to give good old Murph his 1 win of the season...

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With the top teams in the West coming from 4 conferences, District 7’s Northern Seven and Southeastern conferences and District 3’s Mid Penn Commonwealth and the Lancaster Lebanon Section-One, and with inter-conference games between the latter two, you’re going to see major changes every week in the rankings with all the head-to-heads. That’s compounded by the loss of many quality teams dropping to 5A, teams like Penn Trafford, USC and Harrisburg. This makes for convoluted rankings but a great view watching what almost amounts to prelims! So once again the rankings resemble a shuffled desk as the teams jostle about playing each other often on a weekly basis. But hey, it just doesn’t get any better than that!


1 Pine Richland 7-0, D7; Quarterback Phil Jurkovec reached a milestone last week topping the 6000 yard mark while completing 14 of 14 passes for 248 yards to bring his career total to 6108 yards. Considering time lost to injury, that is one heck of an accomplishment. All totaled this season he has completed 114 of 149 passes for 1876 yards and rushed for 350 yards. His completion percentage is an uncanny 77% along with a solid 16 to 3 touchdown to interception ratio along with 12 rushing touchdowns. Last week saw the Rams beat Peters Township 56-7 in a cross-over game, taking their season scoring total to 336 points or 48ppg. But the big news is the return of Kenny White (West Allegheny transfer) recovered from injury (game shape?) and playing in the backfield after being worked into the lineup the week before on defense only. His presence along with Jordan Crawford with over 520 rush yards combined with 6 quality receivers makes them a veritable scoring machine that no one has come close to slowing down. Their lowest output came in the opener to Wayne (Huber Heights-OH, Div-1, 5-2) where they routed the Warriors 41-0. They move on to Shaler (0-7, 22 game losing streak), followed by Butler (2-5) before the finale at Wexford against North Allegheny.


2 Cumberland Valley 5-1, D3; Cumberland Valley inserted itself right back in the Mid Penn Commonwealth conference battle pulling out a hard fought 36-21 win over previously undefeated State College. Qb Jared Plessinger had a great outing keeping them guessing completing 7 of 8 passes for 148 yards and a score. Nice having a Qb that can throw in the Wing-T. But the main weapon was their bull dozier at fullback in Galen Witmer (5-9, 235, 11 for 59) and backs Jake Palmer (5-9, 190, 24 for 86) and Charlie Katshir (6-3, 195) who battered the Lion’s D for 238 yards rushing on 50 carries. Total yardage figures were 386 (238r) for CV, 325 (167r) for SC. The win keeps them even with Central Dauphin, Central Dauphin East and State High with 1 conference loss behind powerful Harrisburg at 2-0 and 6-0 overall. 4-2 Carlisle is next, a team they defeated last year 33-13.


3 Bethel Park 5-1, D7; Bethel got a battle from quirky Seneca Valley but hung on for a 27-14 win. Heck of a performance by the Raiders now 1-5 with a 5-pt loss to Peters Twp and a hard fought 28-20 loss to Central Catholic. Super tough schedule for SV playing Central Catholic, Penn Hills and Bethel Park consecutively then North Allegheny this week. For The Black Hawks that’s two in a row since the 54-20 blowout to Pine Richland. Running backs Tanner Volpatti and John Doleno again led the way with each scoring two touchdowns. Canon McMillan and Altoona are next, followed by Mt. Lebanon, a game that will likely decide the Southeastern Conference where both are now undefeated. C-Mac is not a team to take lightly at 4-3 (2-2) with a 24-17 loss to Lebo 4 weeks ago. And practically everyone is still fighting for a playoff spot. Scoring 22ppg, they’ve done a good job replacing just about all of last year’s skill people.


4 Pittsburgh Central Catholic 5-2, D7; Central Catholic jumped on Butler, taking a 21-0 halftime lead that paved the way to a 49-14 rout of the Golden Tornadoes in the Northern Seven where they are essentially tied with Northern Allegheny. Like Phil Jurkovec of Pine Richland, Troy Fisher was perfect for Central Catholic, completing 7 of 7 tosses for 118 yard. Running back Khalil Weathers had another solid game rushing for 132 yards (9.4ypc) while scoring 2 touchdowns on 14 carries. That was a nice rebound from the 47-17 pounded administered the week before at Pine Richland. Altoona (2-5) is next. They’ve shown great improvement the last two weeks with a 27-23 road loss at Canon McMillan two weeks ago and last week’s 48-47 home win against Hempfield. First year starting quarterback Braeden Burchfield (6-2, 185, sr) had his coming out party last week completing 23 of 34 passes for 374 yards and 5 Tds so it could get exciting with any production approaching that level.


5 Manheim Township 5-1, D3; With Central Dauphin and State College losing, Manheim Township and Bethel Park benefitted by joining Cumberland Valley in moving up two slots in the ever changing rankings. But it is exciting seeing teams sort things out on the field. Township had little difficulty beating JP McCaskey last week, although the Red Tornado put up a good first half fight, down 14-0. Thereon the weight of the Blue Streak attack and their balance wore them down. Senior Qb Luke Emge (Fleetwood transfer, jr year) a Harvard commit, threw well enough to keep them honest, completing 9 of 16 passes for 2 scores and 104 yards as Grayson Sallade rushed for 94 yards on 16 carries allowing the Blue Streaks to prevail 35-7. The Warwick Warriors (3-3) are next in a revenge game where Manheim lost at home last year 31-28. That was a powerful Warwick team at 8-3 and they’re dangerous again this year with Wilson quarterback Grayson Kline (6-5, 225) lighting up secondaries averaging 44ppg! A 8-pt loss to state power Manheim Central (5A, 6-0) says they can be a load when on. And if the Streaks have Wilson on their mind coming in the following week, they’re in big trouble here.

Sloppy game by Skins. Lots of penalties. Both teams gave up big plays.

Last week: 5-0
Overall: 17-3
Last weeks bonus picks helped with old winning percentage (maybe I should take my act to Vegas) and this weeks games look pretty good too with Ches-Mont titans Unionville and Donwingtown East going at it in a crossover game while Central Bucks neighbors West and South get together in Warrington. Playoff football is right around the corner and this week is when things start to work themselves out. The Central League is primed for a HUGE game next week as long as Springfield-Delco can hold up their end of the bargain.

Unionville (7-0) @ Downingtown East (7-0) (-4.5)
Top teams in each division of the Ches-Mont faceoff and both teams are coming off emotional wins in closely contested rivalry games. The Cougars came out on top in a closer than expected Battle of the Brandywine with DWest while Unionville needed a 4th quarter score and last minute stop to secure a win against Rustin. The big question is will DEast be looking ahead to Coatesville next week? For their sake, I hope not because Unionville is not afraid to battle with big boys. They’ve beaten Spring-Ford and a tough Avon Grove team this year and don’t forget that a few years back they went up to Pennsbury in a 1st Rd. playoff game as a #16 seed and upset the Falcons. Coach Pat Clark is a master at utilizing his best players and this year he has QB/RB/WR/SS Joe Zubillaga to fill that role. He is the team’s leading rusher and 2nd leading receiver. DEast had better account for him or it could be a long night. I think the game will come down to who can be the better team against the run as both teams use a power run game. My best guess is that sandwiched in between 2 rivals, Unionville will make this game closer than expected for DEast but their power run game which has accounted for almost 2,000 yards already will win the battle….DEast 28-23

CB West (5-2) @ CB South (5-2) (-3)
Central Bucks football is alive and well with the Bucks and Titans both sitting in prime position for a playoff spot. I could not find two teams more similar if I tried-both are balanced on O with RB’s who are pretty similar threats-Jake Reichwein for West and Ryan Wagner for South. Both teams play solid if not spectacular D and both teams need this win to secure a shot at a home playoff game in the 1st rd. Both teams have suffered losses at the hands of North Penn and both teams have another loss to a SOL team in front of them in the power rankings (South to Neshaminy, West to Pennridge). So this matchup should allow for some separation between the two in the standings and in bragging rights within the Central Bucks School District. I think this game will be a shootout and if starting QB Jack Johns back, I have South winning this one a little easier….CB South 41-35

Springfield (Delco) (7-0) (-9.5) @ Marple Newtown (4-3)
Springfield finishes with 3 straight road games (@Marple, @Garnet, and @Haverford) and they are looking at potentially winning the Central League outright while taking over the top seed in the 5A bracket. Marple is also going through their toughest stretch of the season and the health of Delco’s all-time leading passer is in question as QB Anthony Paoletti limped through part of last week’s game. If his availability is in question (which I doubt) then I find it hard to believe the Tigers will find much room to operate against an always stingy Springfield D. Even with their star QB on the field, I think Springfield is disciplined enough not to look past Marple on their road to a week 9 showdown with Garnet. The Cougars have the speed and toughness of a typical Delco team and this year’s version is only giving up 8.2 PPG. Led by RB Ja’Den Mackenzie and QB Jack Psenicska, the Springfield O is no slouch either. This team is good enough to compete with some of District 1’s top 6A teams this year. I think their depth and speed will overwhelm the reeling Tigers sending them to the bottom half of the 5A playoff seedings….Springfield 21-7

Pa Preps predicts the big games this weekend. Our picks are in bold.

Archbishop Wood vs. Upper Darby

Bellefonte vs. Chestnut Ridge

Bethlehem Center vs. Charleroi

Bishop Guilfoyle vs. Greater Johnstown

Bradford vs. Curwensville

Bristol vs. Delaware County Christian

Carlisle vs. Central Dauphin East

Cedar Crest vs. Manheim Central

Central Bucks South vs. Pennridge

Central York vs. Red Lion

Coatesville vs. Downingtown East

Cocalico vs. Lampeter-Strasburg

East Pennsboro vs. Palmyra

Frankford vs. Northeast

Grove City vs. Meadville

High School of the Future vs. Strawberry Mansion

Huntingdon vs. Central

Kane vs. Brockway

Keystone Oaks vs. Freeport

La Salle College vs. St. Joseph's Prep

Lake-Lehman vs. Berwick

Ligonier Valley vs. Purchase Line

McKeesport vs. Gateway

Middletown vs. Upper Darby

Mt. Lebanon vs. Penn Hills

Neumann-Goretti vs. Cardinal O'Hara

Northern Bedford County vs. Mt. Union

Notre Dame-Green Pond vs. Saucon Valley

Pope John Paul II vs. Pottsgrove

Quaker Valley vs. Seton LaSalle

South Williamsport vs. Muncy

Southern Columbia Area vs. Central Columbia

Southern Huntingdon County vs. Bellwood-Antis

Springfield vs. Garnet Valley

State College vs. Harrisburg

Stroudsburg vs. Whitehall

Tamaqua vs. North Schuylkill

Washington vs. Burgettstown

Wilson vs. Manheim Township

York Catholic vs. Bermudian Springs

Undisciplined on both sides. Marple has had this problem since their first game against Florida St HS. We do know there's no love lose between these teams.

too easy

or are just his core voters, I mean that is a tough question

You guys okay with it? After all, they're just Latino. Probably murderers and rapist right?

With the dummy and chief in office lets look at the failures by mid week

1. IQ test with Tillerson yea I am sure Donny would fail that test

2. 85% of Puerto Rico is still without power and the dotard is still tweeting on the NFL

3. Corker blasting the Tard with fears of WWIII, this is a Republican Trump calls hin liddle

4. Tax reform bill is DOA and looks like another whiff by Donny

5. North Korea issue is getting worse not better. Pretty bold move for a draft dodging punk

6. Sounds like the Russian investigation is full steam ahead and Pee gate might be real

Great job America you elected a retard

Who has best d in District one? DTE gives up 44 to NP, garnet gives up 31 to Marple, Np gives it up to everyone and so on and so forth...who can make the changes come playoff time, can they? NP needs to do something to have any shot of going deep. My thoughts are to keep #12 @ outside backer along with #8, put #24 with #55 in the middle and move big #3 to d end. Keep #4 @ other d end and rotate some big o line men in on d line every series like #71, 66 etc. To soft in the middle.

Donny the Dummy fumbling this one but that is ok they are not real Americans. In fact it is kind of their fault as he put it , what a retard. Well at least the Goldman Sachs people are making a killing, great job

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Andrew Engel, Canon-McMillan 81 yards receiving
Andrew Vera, Council Rock South 139 yards receiving
Anthony Bullock-Meridith, Woodland Hills 147 yards rushing
Anthony Chiccitt, Bethel Park 280 yards passing
Anthony Merideth, Woodland Hills 147 yards rushing
Anthony Panucci, Moon 92 yards receiving
Ashton Fath, New Brighton 135 yards rushing
Ben Hughes, Riverside 151 yards rushing
Ben Jackson, West Greene 182 yards rushing
Brady Walker, Gateway 405 yards passing
Braeden Burchfield, Altoona 154 yards passing
Brandon Nolder, South Allegheny 164 yards passing
Braydon Cameron, Mohawk 250 yards rushing
Brendan Olexa, Upper Moreland 118 yards passing
Brennan Neidhardt, Avonworth 96 yards receiving
Brian Lounder, Burgettstown 177 yards rushing
Caleb Mead, Upper Moreland 162 yards rushing
Cam Lafoon, Penn-Trafford 153 yards passing
Cameron Fay-Zick, Altoona 108 yards receiving
Christian Clutter, McGuffey 144 yards rushing
Christian Jabbar, Council Rock South 175 yards passing
Cole Baker, Mifflin County 107 yards rushing and a touchdown
Cole Konieczka, Moon 207 yards passing
Colin Phillips, California 152 yards rushing
Colten Davidson, Jefferson-Morgan 131 yards rushing
Courtney Jackson, Gateway 190 yards receiving
Dakota Romantino, Charleroi 248 yards receiving
Damon Smith, South Park 216 yards passing
Dan Walker, Washington 119 yards receiving
Daniel Walker, Washington 119 yards receiving
Dante Cephas, Penn Hills 114 yards receiving
Derek Johncour, Avonworth 196 yards passing
Derek Lockhart, South Allegheny 114 yards receiving
Devin Turner, South Park 108 yards receiving
Dino Tomlin, Shady Side Academy 111 yards receiving
Dontae Wilson, Plymouth Whitemarsh 182 yards rushing
Drasaun Moore, Bensalem 150 yards passing
Dupri Andrews, Steel-High 169 rushing yards and three touchdowns
Dustin Shoaf, Yough 126 yards rushing
Eddie North, William Tennent 152 yards receiving
Garret Fairman, Thomas Jefferson 137 yards receiving
Gavin Thomson, Central Catholic 103 yards receiving
Geno Pellegrini, Charleroi 369 yards passing
Hollis Mathis, Penn Hills 256 yards passing
Isaiah Cameron, Gateway 102 yards receiving
Isaiah Murray, Bensalem 99 yards receiving
Jack Colyar, Archbishop Wood 3 TDs
Jack Hansberry, Upper St. Clair 210 yards passing
Jack Salopek, Norwin 155 yards passing
Jackson Daugherty, Ligonier Valley 120 yards receiving
Jackson Hall, New Brighton 188 yards passing
Jacob Francona, New Brighton 162 yards receiving
Jake Cortes, Peters Township 193 yards passing
Jason Armstrong, Latrobe 239 yards passing
Jelani Stafford, California 129 yards rushing
Jeremiah Josephs, Gateway 80 yards receiving
Joe Crocenzi, Red Land 6 tackles for loss and three sacks
Joel Stills, Neshaminy 225 yards rushing
Josh Young, Shenango 173 yards rushing
Joshua Crecca, Central Bucks West 178 yards passing
Joshua Solomon, Deer Lakes 143 yards rushing
Justin Vigna, Thomas Jefferson 147 yards rushing
Layton Jordan, McKeesport 206 yards rushing
Lionel Deanes, Seton LaSalle 294 yards rushing
Logan Shrubb, Keystone Oaks 294 yards passing
Luke Benson, Central Bucks West 119 yards receiving
Luke Trueman, North Allegheny 136 yards rushing
Matt Bisko, Bethlehem Catholic 103 yards rushing and 4 TDs
Max Maciejewski, Ringgold 108 yards receiving
Maxwell Reamer, Shenango 157 yards passing
Melvin Blanks, North Hills 200 yards rushing
Micah Morris, Fox Chapel 153 yards rushing
Michael Govern, Mt. Pleasant 164 yards rushing
Mitchell Vierling, William Tennent 343 yards passing
Nick Gizzo, Fox Chapel 174 yards rushing
Nick Welsh, Washington 135 yards rushing
Parrish Parker, West Mifflin 175 yards rushing
Patrick Garwo, Conwell-Egan 148 yards rushing
Phil Jurkovec, Pine-Richland 242 yards passing
Rahsul Faison, Pottsgrove 4 TDs
Ramil Dyer, Dobbins 2 TDs
Rob Harris, Bensalem 215 yards rushing
Ross Andersson, Hampton 133 yards rushing
Ryan Lounder, Burgettstown 180 yards rushing
Ryan Shoch, Central Bucks South 169 yards passing
Samuel Fairley, Imani Christian 95 yards receiving
Shamus Williams, Bethlehem Catholic 108 yards receiving
Shane Stump, Thomas Jefferson 205 yards passing
Skyy Moore, Shady Side Academy 199 yards rushing
Stephen Johns, Franklin Regional 129 yards rushing
Steve DePaul, North Penn 121 yards passing
Tamaine Underwood, East Allegheny 206 yards passing
Tank Smith, Penn Hills 168 yards rushing
Tanner Volpatti, Bethel Park 117 yards receiving
Taseer Jones, Cardinal O’Hara 69-yard game winning TD
Tawan Wesley, Imani Christian 159 yards passing
T'nyis Becker, Bishop McDevitt 147 yards receiving and two scores
Travis Lytle, Charleroi 87 yards receiving
Tre’Sean Howard, Clairton 88 yards receiving
Tyree Brown, CW North Catholic 100 yards receiving
William Ford, Westinghouse 122 yards receiving
Zach DeMarchis, Pennsbury 155 yards rushing
Zack Rocco, CW North Catholic 226 yards passing
Zaier Harrison, Cornell 164 yards passing
Zak Kantor, Pennridge 225 yards passing

I'm trying to bet against the market for the short-term and Big Donnie keeps overturning bad Incapabama ® legislation and the markets end up going higher. Where's Hillary when you need her!

6 State College 5-1, D6; After crushing a schedule of light weights with a combined won-loss of 11-20 by an average score of 58-15, the Lions got a reality check at Cumberland Valley last week losing to the Eagles 36-21. CV was in “War Eagle” mode all night, controlling the ball and clock with their incomparable Wing-T. See stats above at CV. Tough night for State who nevertheless came to play, rushing for 167 yards on 31 carries with Qb Tommy Friberg completing 13 of 20 passes for 158 yards and 2 touchdown passes. Star tailback Isaiah Edwards (PSU) was out with an injury. But the Lions battled hard coming up short on the road at a difficult venue facing their first quality opponent of the year. Central Dauphin East is next fresh off their 35-31 win against rival Central Dauphin. They’re probably in a lot of trouble here coming off the super high of that win and catching SC coming off a loss.

7 Central Dauphin 4-2, D3; The Rams and Eastie Boys met in a good one last Friday at Landis Field where Central Dauphin East (5-1) ended a 5 year drought, defeating their arch rival Central Dauphin 35-31. This was a back and forth game with East High up 20-17 at the half. That served as a wake-up call for the Rams who came out on fire, taking an 11 point 3rd quarter lead that looked good. It wasn’t. East may have lacked consistency but no one has questioned their talent over the years. Unfortunately for CD, they got it together in this one storming back with Qb Kane Everson hitting Terrence Danner with a 40-yd scoring strike with just under a minute to play. And that’s the way it goes in the Mid Penn Commonwealth playing a quality opponent almost every week. So with no rest for the weary, undefeated Harrisburg High (6-0) is next. CD edged them last year 13-11 in a bruiser.

8 North Allegheny 5-2, D7; North Allegheny rolled to their 4th consecutive win beating error prone Penn Hills who threw 3 interceptions, had a field goal blocked and committed 2 personal fouls, ending the game with 5 turnovers. With a final score of 27-16, imagine what Penn Hills might do with all that offense (30ppg) and talent if they ever discovered discipline. NA used long drives in this one (most converted to scores) to keep the ball away from Penn Hills’ offense and in the process wearing them down. NA has it going now. Through their last 4 games, they’ve cranked things up, scoring 155 points for an 39 points per game average while allowing 57, or 14 ppg. Seneca Valley is next, a team they defeated last year 49-14.

9 Wilson 4-2, D3; Wilson stretched their section (conference) winning streak to 67 games (!) with an easy 35-12 win against hapless Penn Manor. In the process, Connor Uhrig became the 5th Wilson quarterback to throw for over 3000 yards while Iggy Reynoso became the 4th back in Berks County to eclipse the 4000 yard career rushing mark, getting 165 yards on 22 carries. Qb Uhrig completed 14 of 21 passes for 203 yards. The Cedars of Lebanon are next but all eyes will be on the following week’s game when Wilson travels to Manheim Township for the LL Section One title and major seeding ramafications.

10 Mt Lebanon 5-2, D7; The Blue Devils balanced attack saw quarterback James Stocker complete 12 of 16 passes for 128 yards, Antonio LaSota rush for 116 yards and the Wpial’s leading receiver Aiden Cain snag 5 tosses for 78 yards and 2 scores on the way to a 35-20 win over Norwin. On the year, Cain has 1197 yards in receptions. Locked in a real battle for the Southeastern with Bethel Park (5-1, 3-0) and Peters Township (5-2, 3-1) while sitting at 4-0 themselves in conference says they can’t slip up with Peters Twp, Penn Hills and Mt. Lebanon looming. Peters Twp is next, a team they beat last year in a wild one 42-28. This one could get good if PT makes a few stops or gets a turnover or two since Mt. Lebanon’s D can be porous. So can PT’s that does not have the offensive firepower to make up the difference. Look out Lebo it’s crunch time.



Others:

Peters Township 5-2, D7; Maybe a 6 on a scale of 1-10 but they are beating the teams they’re supposed to beat and that will get them into the postseason where the top 4 teams (out of 7) from each conference (6A, 5A, 4A) qualify; home to Mt. Lebanon.

Penn Hills 5-2, D7; Carbon copy of PT above with a lot more “players”; at Hempfield.

Central Dauphin East 5-1, D3; No longer the stepchild of Central Dauphin after last week but now comes their 5th road game of the year and it’s at State College.

Hempfield 4-2, D3; home JP McCaskey and hangin in there, barely.

Red Lion 6-0, D3; No one saw this coming after last year’s 10-1 run; at New Oxford where they will name it.

McDowell 4-3, D10; Look who’s back in the world after beating Erie High 30-22. At Austintown Fitch-OH (Div-1, 4-4) battle tested vs Washington-Massillon 7-2 and Hudson 6-1, Big School division coming off 5-5 season with 13 starters. McDowell won last year 28-21 ot.

Erie High 5-2, D10; Home to Brashear.

Delaware Valley 7-0, D2; At Scranton.

What’s your thoughts I know southern Columbia has been on a long win streak but I know so far this year they haven’t been tested, can Danville test them?

Battle of the heavyweights coming up in a few weeks. Who has the best defense between SJP and LS? Both have given up few points.

IMHO, SJP has kept some high profile programs in check. In reality, LS really has not played anyone with a dynamic offense. ADVANTAGE HAWKS!!!!!

GV 7-0

while torch carrying Nazi's march on an American city. No tweets about the Nazi's. After all, some of them are nice people.

Tweets and statements made by Trump which are known to be fake news. It's well known that Trump re-tweets and re-states fake news. As always, pathological liars always tell you exactly what they are lying about.

Trump has re-tweet fake news from conspiracy websites like Alex Jones (who claims Sandy Hook was a hoax) and white supremacy websites.

Too many to remember, but just in the last week...

PR teamsters on strike
NFL operates tax free
Trump claims he made up the word "fake".

he is making the Republicans look like reasonable and rationable people.

west catholic vs GA, or Neuman Goretti vs Bonner