Marvin Harrison, jr has verbally committed to Ohio State. Only a junior. Will join McCord in Columbus in 2 years

First, thx to Relayer for background info.
Just IMO
R#1
Springfield over Cheltenham
Unionville over Marple (not sure about this one)
Kennett over Chichester
Strath Haven over Upper Merion

WC East over WC Henderson
WC Rustin over Upper Dublin
Academy Park over Oxford
Penn Wood over Radnor

R#2
Unionville over Springfield
Strath Haven over Kennett (should be the best game in R#2)

WC East over WC Rustin
Academy Park over Penn Wood (does PW get revenge?)

R#3
Strath Haven over Unionville

WC East over Academy Park

Finals WC East over SH

In past years, I would usually get to about 10-12 games a year featuring different teams from all over D1 so I could see who the teams to beat were and to also see the top players in the area. My work schedule has completely changed over the last year so unfortunately I havent been to a single game this year. Now, I can figure out who the teams to beat are based on the seeding and what the great people of this board post each week. My question on this slow Wednesday is this.... who are the top 5-10 individual players in this years tourney?

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I can get there around 620 where should I go with vehicle

Guys, give me some glimmer of hope for Pennsbury vs DTW. How would the planets have to align for the Falcons to have a shot? PHS can run the ball a little behind a big and mobile OL, but passing game and defense have been hot and cold. Have not seen DTW play but have seen the scores, so I know they are very good. One common opponent, Neshaminy: DTW 48-6, PHS 28-13. What can Pennsbury possibly do to hang around in this one?

think now President breaking the law , most corrupt president ever, leaving allies. So where is that goof NJ fan and the rest of the lot

cb west fans


if I go to Doylestown is there a junior high that I can take vehicle

to and just walk over to senior high


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This game is interesting for a lot of reasons. Coatesville has shown itself to be the front runner of a tough Chesmont with great defensive play even though their offense may not be as good as last year’s squad.

DE has quietly and methodically kept itself in striking distance of a higher seed once again, even though it lost to DW a few weeks ago and has had a relatively easier schedule than DW and CASH.

A DE win would potentially push the arguably best team in District One to a 6-8 seed.

Who you got?

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Hope this can help the rest you guys understand whats going on out here in 6A.

1. North Allegheny: I really think they and PCC are 1a and 1b but I give NA the nod since they beat PCC. NA's special teams and offense are the strength of an overall very good NA team. They are exactly the same team they have been for the past several years. Solid up front with some good skill guys. Offensively, they revolve around getting the ball to Luke Collela (WR) and Percise Colon (RB). Collela is a Princeton commit and is an all around weapon for them catching the ball and on cross-buck/reverse type plays. Colon is very small, but surprisingly tough and also fast. Have to tackle him around the LOS or he could be gone. The rest of the skill guys are solid, but not spectacular. QB is better than years past and is also a run threat. (He killed P-R last year running QB ISO.) Even with the younger Lugg (Harvard commit), the OL is probably a notch down from years past. Still very good but not punishing. Special teams, particularly KOR are very good. Have opened several games with TDs. While they are undefeated, they have been in games until the 4th quarter (Lebo, Hempfield) before the game got out of hand.

2. PCC: PCC is all about their defensive line, which is large and athletic. The Donald kid is the real deal. A little light, but quick and athletic. The other kids are thick and fairly athletic - the Allen twins are MAC level kids and Beatty is going to UNC. Beatty looks to have gained weight and wasn't as nimble as the year before. LBs are very solid with Suneri leading the way as a 3 year starter. The secondary is probably the weakness of the defense. They are young back there and don't have anyone close to the Hamlin/Garner. When P-R had time, they were able to effectively throw the ball on them. Offensively, PCC runs the ball between the tackles and takes shots. No developed passing game to speak of. The Tillman kid at RB is smaller but very fast and shifty and seemed to solve his fumbling problems. QB is a caretaker who doesn't make mistakes and leads the team. WR look the part but the hyped up kids haven't played well - lots of drops. Best of them is a track kid - #19. Lots of kids play both ways which is interesting for PCC. As a side note, I think many people believe that this is PCC's last really good shot for a WPIAL in a while. JV and freshman teams are average. Time will tell.

3. P-R: I thought P-R's defense would be the weakness of the team, but they are a strength. Besides the PCC game where the offense gave them NO help, they are allowing under a TD a game with several shutouts. They fly around and have many looks to confuse the O. Also, I've not seen this at the HS level, but they definitely have substitution packages where different skill kids come on in long yardage situation. Coach K has them tuned up. Rechenberg at LB has been outstanding and a sophomore (Hasley) has stepped up and looks like he could be the best of the bunch. Tall, fast and tough. Up front, Jackson dominates and plays at a different level. Nobody been able to block him. The other DE Miller has had a sold year too. In the secondary, Boyd and Schweiger at S have played very well. Both can run and hit. On offense, the name of the game is getting the ball to the skill guys in space, who I think are the best in the WPIAL. Meckler and Jochem are the two fastest kids on the team and are a threat to take it to the house every play. Meckler isn't rushing the ball nearly has much but has probably 25 receptions and leads team in TD's. Jochem moves all around at WR and is long and fast. Every game I've been to he's had long TD's over or around people. Johnson is the other WR who is coming on. More of a possession kid, but 6'3" and 200#'s. QB, Spencer, is outstanding. I think he's better as a Junior than DiNucci and putting up passing numbers to rival Jurkovec as a junior (and that team was all about Jurkovec). He's only 5'10" though so not much college interest. The weakness of the O is the OL. Jackson goes both ways and is solid and Tackles are improving. Hayes is the best of the bunch. If they can get average to better Center play, they could make some more noise in the playoffs.

4. Lebo: Just saw them last week. They are solid in all phases, but as I said in another post, a long way away from being competitive with the top 3. Their best players are Evan Jones and Mason Ventrone and a big OL/DL. Lots of hype for those kids, but really were non-existent from what I saw. On the plus side for Lebo is that they play a lot of young players in the secondary and will have to build from that. QB is only a sophomore, so some potential. But complete rebuild on OL and DL/LB. Possibly take a step back before improving.

5. Seneca Valley: P-R plays them this week so I will know more after that, but I think they are a pretty typical SV team, just not as athletic as usual. Best player is a LB with Ivy offers and an OL going to Purdue. They have a 3 year starter at QB but still struggle to score. I don't think they have much in the way of speed and QB is more of a big runner than dual threat. Its sort of amazing they aren't better in that they are about double to the size of these other schools.

6. Canon-MacMillan: They rank lower than this in talent IMO but a nice QB and very good coaching is going to get them in the playoffs. Not really much to say except they play hard and don't quit.

7. Hempfield: Seems like every year is supposed to be there year to break out. This year they had a huge OL and DL and returned 9 or 10 starters on both side of the ball. But nothing. Haven't beaten anyone and seem destined to stay where they are. They do try and do some modern things on O and D and hung with PCC for a while, but they can't get over the hump.

8. Norwin: D1 QB and 1 win over a 6A team? Not sure what's going on there. They have some work to do,

9. Butler: Their varsity is awful, but believe it or not, I think they are better than they have been. Have heard the freshman team is very good so if those kids keep playing, look for Butler to compete for the final playoff spot in a few years.

How has everything with the football season been going so far?
“This season is going great. We are really jelling together as a team and we're grinding it out.”

What do you feel your team can improve on?
“I feel that we most need to improve on coming out of the gates firing and not wait till the second quarter to come alive.”

What are the keys for your team being successful going forward?
“What we have been focusing on mainly this year is doing the little things right and taking it game by game every week.”

What are your goals for the rest of the season?
“Our goal is to win a D-10 championship and go as far as we can into the postseason.”

Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“I would love to play sports in college, and it would be either wrestling or football.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“I haven’t really been recruited by any schools yet besides a few letters here and there.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“I've always loved watching Penn State play growing up.”

How has everything with the football season been going so far?
“So far this season has been great. It has been the best start to Peters Football in quite some time. I have gotten many opportunities on both sides of the ball to make plays and help my team get a victory.”

What do you feel your team can improve on?
”I think we just need to play our game. The coaches prepare us well throughout the week with who we are playing on schemes and personnel. We can improve on scoring consistently on offense and giving our defensive players more rest to provide shutouts. Fatigue is always a factor.”

What are the keys for your team being successful going forward?
“Playing lights out defense and making big plays on special teams. Coach always talks about hidden yardage with special teams. Scoring on punts or kick returns is huge, and I don’t feel like many people pay attention to that. Lastly, just to keep everyone healthy and fresh if we want to make a run in November/December.”

What are your goals for the rest of the season?
“Whenever I’m given to opportunity to just keep making plays on offense and defense. Goals would be to get an interception on defense and to keep pounding the ball on offense and scoring more touchdowns.”

Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“Football if anything. Yes, I have definitely taken it into consideration. It just depends on what my options are.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“None at the moment.”

Do you have plans for game day trips this fall?
“No.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“My uncle would always take me to the Pitt games. I had a Dion Lewis jersey because he was my favorite player and even use him on Madden on the PlayStation right now.”

How has everything with the football season been going so far?
“The season is going along well, but we need to clean up some stuff so that we will be ready for the playoffs.”

What do you feel your team can improve on?
“As a team, we need to limit the amount of penalties and play as a team not individuals.”

What are the keys for your team being successful going forward?
“Keys for success would be to have good weeks of practice and execute on Friday nights.”

What are your goals for the rest of the season?
“Goals for the rest of the season are to win another district championship and a state championship.”

Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“My goal in college would be to play football and baseball.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“West Virginia, Syracuse, and William and Mary.”

Have you made any college trips yet?
“No official visits, just a few college camps.”

Do you have plans for game day trips this fall?
“Nothing is official yet, but I definitely will be looking forward to going to some games.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“Growing up, my favorite college was Florida State.”

How has everything with the football season been going so far?
“This season has not gone the way that DuBois had envisioned. Specifically for me, having a season ending injury is extremely disheartening. This group of seniors we have are the most determined and mature young men I have ever been around and focus every week on getting better no matter what.”

What do you feel your team can improve on?
“Being able to stick to fundamentals and focusing on each person’s job.”

What are the keys for your team being successful going forward?
“Being able to relax, have fun, and just play football.”

What are your goals for the rest of the season?
“Be the best player/coach I can be. Whether I’m on the field or not, I want to make a difference on Friday nights. That can be anything from coaching up the young guys to being there to support everyone like always.”

Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“Yes, football.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“Grove City, Thiel, and Lawrence University.”

What school is recruiting you the hardest?
“All are very active in recruiting.”

Have you made any college trips yet?
“Yes.”

Do you have plans for game day trips this fall?
“Yes.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“Penn State.”

How has everything with the football season been going so far?
“The season has been going well so far. I feel like we keep improving every week.”

What do you feel your team can improve on?
“I feel our team can improve on fixing the little mistakes we make in games. We also need to improve on staying focused and being ready to play the tough teams going into playoffs.”

What are the keys for your team being successful going forward?
“We need to play together as a team and support one another to be successful. Also, we need to have good practices and correct the little mistakes.”

What are your goals for the rest of the season?
“Our goal is to win these next two games we have. Also, we want to win our first district game in school history and make a strong run in playoffs.”

Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“Yes, I want to play football in college.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“Kutztown and Lycoming have been the only ones recruiting me so far.”

Have you made any college trips yet?
“I have visited Lehigh and Kutztown so far but will visit more colleges soon.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“Yes, my favorite college and college team was Michigan.”

Find out what colleges are recruiting Brayden Knoblauch, Alex Kovalyak, Mario Easterly, Vinny Sirianni, and Cole Toy now!

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Tamaqua quarterback Brayden Knoblauch
Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“Yes, I want to play football in college.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“Kutztown and Lycoming have been the only ones recruiting me so far.”

Have you made any college trips yet?
“I have visited Lehigh and Kutztown so far but will visit more colleges soon.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“Yes, my favorite college and college team was Michigan.”

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DuBois Area quarterback Alex Kovalyak
Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“Yes, football.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“Grove City, Thiel, and Lawrence University.”

What school is recruiting you the hardest?
“All are very active in recruiting.”

Have you made any college trips yet?
“Yes.”

Do you have plans for game day trips this fall?
“Yes.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“Penn State.”

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Bishop McDevitt safety Mario Easterly
Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“My goal in college would be to play football and baseball.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“West Virginia, Syracuse, and William and Mary.”

Have you made any college trips yet?
“No official visits, just a few college camps.”

Do you have plans for game day trips this fall?
“Nothing is official yet, but I definitely will be looking forward to going to some games.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“Growing up, my favorite college was Florida State.”

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Peters Township running back Vinny Sirianni
Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“Football if anything. Yes, I have definitely taken it into consideration. It just depends on what my options are.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“None at the moment.”

Do you have plans for game day trips this fall?
“No.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“My uncle would always take me to the Pitt games. I had a Dion Lewis jersey because he was my favorite player and even use him on Madden on the PlayStation right now.”

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Reynolds running back Cole Toy
Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“I would love to play sports in college, and it would be either wrestling or football.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“I haven’t really been recruited by any schools yet besides a few letters here and there.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“I've always loved watching Penn State play growing up.”

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PA Preps names our players of the week for this past weekend on the gridiron now!

Caden Feaster, Millersburg - 12 tackles
Daniel Tobias, Annville-Cleona - 13 tackles
Eli Clevenger, Blairsville - 14 tackles
Jacob Horton, Souderton - 11 tackles and 3 TFLs
Jacob Shermeyer, East Pennsboro - 13 tackles and 2 TFLs
John Banner, Serra Catholic - 11 tackles and 1.5 TFLs
Jonathan King, Greenville - 10 tackles and 1 TFL
Jonathan Stochla, Wyoming Valley West - 16 tackles
Reed Witkoski, Mount Carmel - 17 tackles and 2 TFLs
Robert Briggs, Ridgway/Johnsonburg - 12 tackles
Romeo Varela, Annville-Cleona - 14 tackles and 1 TFL
Seth Mussellman, Claysburg-Kimmel - 11 tackles
Steven Balulis, Schuylkill Haven - 19 tackles and 4 TFLs

Did we miss anyone? Reply here to add a top performance by an athlete!

PA Preps names our players of the week for this past weekend on the gridiron now!

Aidan Mencia, Waynesboro 249 yards passing and three touchdowns
Alex Arledge, Burrell 348 yards passing
Anthony Serventi, North Catholic 218 yards rushing
Ben Jackson, West Greene 367 yards rushing
Brady Stumbaugh, Chambersburg 253 yards passing and three touchdowns
Cole Spencer, Pine-Richland 396 yards passing
Daniel Shuster, Camp Hill 373 yards passing and six touchdowns
Jaheim Morris, Cedar Cliff 218 yards rushing and two touchdowns
Jay Rodriguez, Hershey 300 total yards and 4 TDs
Jonathan Wolfe, Jefferson-Morgan 216 yards rushing
Justin Huss, Derry 405 yards rushing
Kenyon Johnson, West Perry 242 total yards and three rushing touchdowns
Kyle Swartz, Northern 319 total yards and 6 TDs
Max Matolcsy, Plum 216 yards receiving
Max Mosey, Central Dauphin 203 yards passing, two touchdowns, and ran for two more TDs
Micah Brubaker, Mechanicsburg 236 total yards and 4 TDs
Nathan Roby, Hempfield 407 yards rushing
Nyles Jones, Steel-High 280 total yards and 4 TDs
Shawn Dziak, Bentworth 418 yards passing
Tony Powell, Middletown 409 yards passing and five touchdowns

Did we miss anyone? Reply here to add a top performance by an athlete!

Thoughts?

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Fun slate of games in the final week

Nazareth hosts Easton and can clinch an EPC championship with a win. Would be their first conference title since 2011 and only their second league title this century. They’re led by Maine commit at quarterback Anthony Harris who is in the mix for EPC player of the year. It would also be a sweet win for Scott Byrd, Nazareth’s offensive line coach, who spent 30 years at Easton and is the best in the Valley at his job.

Bethlehem Catholic and Allentown Central Catholic meet up in the Holy War, and while Becahi is a solid favorite, ACC has played really well lately, with a big win over Emmaus and taking Freedom to the wire.

Freedom and Liberty tangle in the Christmas City Classic, with the Patriots heavy favorites, though Liberty always gets up for this one.

Northampton can clinch an EPC North title, their first league championship since sharing the 1997 MVC title. They host winless Whitehall in the Concrete Bowl.

Parkland and Emmaus meet in the battle of Cedar Crest Boulevard. Emmaus upset Bethlehem Catholic with Brandon Camire going crazy. He can go over 1,700 yards tonight, though Parkland is fully healthy and embarrassed Easton last week. This should be the most physical game of the night.

In small schools, Pen Argyl and Bangor meet for the 100th time in one of the great underrated rivalries in the area. Salisbury and Southern Lehigh should also be a fun one, where the Falcons can clinch a 3A playoff berth, but will have to contain the Spartan ground game.

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Adam Cramer, Red Land 189 yards passing and a touchdown
Aidan Mencia, Waynesboro 249 yards passing and three touchdowns
Alex Arledge, Burrell 348 yards passing
Alex Conrad, Charleroi 176 yards passing
Anthony Lento, Chartiers-Houston 153 yards passing
Anthony Serventi, North Catholic 218 yards rushing
Antonio Epps, South Allegheny 259 yards rushing
Aris Hasley, Deer Lakes 270 yards passing
Ben Hughes, Riverside 228 yards passing
Ben Jackson, West Greene 367 yards rushing
Brady Stumbaugh, Chambersburg 253 yards passing and three touchdowns
Brendan Parsons, Clairton 143 yards rushing
Bryce Baker, CD East 117 yards rushing
Bryson Venanzio, Gateway 190 yards passing
Caleb Jackson, Washington 105 yards receiving
Charley Rossi, South Fayette 165 yards receiving
Christian Davin, Northgate 222 yards passing
Cole Brown, Armstrong 160 yards passing
Cole Spencer, Pine-Richland 396 yards passing
D’Avay Johnson, Pine-Richland 155 yards receiving
Dallas Paolino, Carlynton 238 yards rushing
Daniel Shuster, Camp Hill 373 yards passing and six touchdowns
Danny Scott, Trinity 213 yards passing and 2 total TDs
Darin Mizgorski, Shaler 187 yards passing
Davey Loyd, Hershey 105 total yards and 1 TD
David Altimore, Greensburg C.C. 224 yards passing
Delvin Mitchell, Northgate 130 yards receiving
Demitri Fritch, Springdale 161 yards passing
Devin Dingle, Beth-Center 140 yards rushing
Dion Bryant, Milton Hershey 175 yards rushing and four TDs
Dominic Magliocco, Montour 151 yards passing
Dylan Farkas, Bentworth 131 yards receiving
Eddy Tillman, Central Catholic 205 yards rushing
Eli Jochem, Pine-Richland 220 yards receiving
Elijah Davis, Monessen 136 yards rushing
Ethan Dahlem, Upper St. Clair 187 yards passing
Frank Shartle, Camp Hill 102 yards receiving and two touchdowns
Garet Schaffhauser, Freeport 154 yards passing
Greg Labine, Camp Hll 83 yards receiving and two touchdowns
Hunter Bishop, Riverside 137 yards receiving
Hunter Nulph, Riverside 149 yards rushing
Hunter Paff, Riverside 172 yards rushing
Ian Hansen, Thomas Jefferson 130 yards receiving
Isaiah Houser, Shippensburg 76 yards receiving and three touchdowns
J.D. DiNapoli, East Allegheny 165 yards passing
Jack Hollibaugh, Deer Lakes 116 yards receiving
Jack Salopek, Norwin 266 yards passing
Jackson Hall, New Brighton 162 yards passing
Jacob Shermeyer, East Pennsboro 139 yards rushing and 2 TDs
Jaheim Morris, Cedar Cliff 218 yards rushing and two touchdowns
Jake Bloomer, Leechburg 157 yards rushing
Jake Fello, Apollo-Ridge 157 yards passing
Jalen Brice, Monessen 199 yards passing
Jared Gorman, East Pennsboro 198 total yards and 4 TDs
Jay Rodriguez, Hershey 300 total yards and 4 TDs
Jay'Von Jeter, Hopewell 207 yards passing
Joe Ranft, Seton LaSalle 192 yards passing
John Milcic, Brentwood 178 yards passing
Jonathan Wolfe, Jefferson-Morgan 216 yards rushing
Jordan Heisey, Northern 122 yards rushing and 2 TDs
Josh Casilli, Peters Township 103 yards receiving
Josh Hough, Beaver Falls 241 yards rushing
Juilian Bishop, Riverside 143 yards receiving
Julian Jordan, Bishop McDevitt Game-winning touchdown and an interception
Justin Huss, Derry 405 yards rushing
Keegan Neill, Mechanicsburg 130 yards rushing and two scores
Kenny Blake, Kiski Area 205 yards rushing
Kenyon Johnson, West Perry 242 total yards and three rushing touchdowns
Keyshawn Jones, Chambersburg 121 yards rushing and three touchdowns
Klay Fitzroy, Apollo-Ridge 111 yards receiving
Kolin Walker, West Greene 164 yards rushing
Ky’Ron Craggette, Connellsville 178 yards rushing
Kyle Swartz, Northern 319 total yards and 6 TDs
Lek Powell, Bishop McDevitt 199 yards passing and the game winning TD
Logan Shrubb, Keystone Oaks 292 yards passing
Luke Lander, Kiski Area 178 yards rushing
Luke Lindgren, Hampton 140 yards rushing
Luke Mazowiecki, Greensburg C.C. 101 yards receiving
Mark Hutchin, Keystone Oaks 152 yards receiving
Marques Watson-Trent, Blackhawk 185 yards rushing
Marquese Williams, Bishop McDevitt 121 yards rushing
Matt Stanger, Seneca Valley 226 yards rushing
Max Matolcsy, Plum 216 yards receiving
Max Mosey, Central Dauphin 203 yards passing, two touchdowns, and ran for two more TDs
Mehki Flowers, Steel-High 172 yards passing
Micah Brubaker, Mechanicsburg 236 total and 4 TDs
Naman Alemada, South Fayette 271 yards passing
Nathan Roby, Hempfield 407 yards rushing
Nick Gustafson, Shippensburg 95 yards receiving and two touchdowns
Nico Mrvos, Elizabeth Forward 107 yards receiving
Nyasanu Greene, New Brighton 206 yards rushing
Nyles Jones, Steel-High 280 total yards and 4 TDs
Owen Petrisek, Bentworth 158 yards receiving
Rashawn Reid, Rochester 146 yards rushing
Rudy Mihoces, South Park 151 yards rushing
Ryan Angott, Canon-McMillan 151 yards rushing
Ryan Berrigan, Trinity 106 yards receiving and a touchdown
Ryan Hubner, Plum 277 yards passing
Sean McGowan, Bethel Park 127 yards rushing
Seth Fischbach, Burrell 108 yards receiving
Shane Stump, Thomas Jefferson 199 yards passing
Shane Susnak, Fox Chapel 167 yards passing
Shawn Dziak, Bentworth 418 yards passing
Shileak Livingston, Beaver Falls 141 yards rushing
Tajae Broadie, Middletown 146 yards receiving and two touchdowns
Teddy Ruffner, Mars 135 yards rushing
Tigere Mavesere, Milton Hershey 109 yards, 1 TD, and 1 passing TD
Tony Powell, Middletown 409 yards passing and five touchdowns
Trevor Stephenson, Waynesburg 129 yards rushing
Tyler Jaquay, Hopewell 142 yards rushing
William Clark, Woodland Hills 183 yards rushing
Zach Miller, Burrell 123 yards receiving
Zack Manning, Shippensburg 171 yards passing and four touchdowns
Zack Ours, Blackhawk 132 yards rushing
Zack Swartz, Washington 178 yards passing
Zaier Harrison, Cornell 223 yards passing
Zay Davis, Sto-Rox 200 yards rushing

are you a graduate of cb

When can we see what this is gonna look like. Im ready to fill out my bracket!!!

First to C.B.West player & coaches for winning the league championship and beating Abington tonight the champion of that other league. Everything now is icing on the cake

2nd, C.B.South for beating Souderton tonight finishing in second place and securing a playoff spot.
A team that can play with anyone in district one.

3rd, to those homers who announcers for WPEN who last week during the West/Souderton game predicted a 3 way tie for first place. They were right bout a 3 way tie, for second, congrats guys you know your football!