Coatesville has been phenomenal under Coach Ortega. It’s a long bus ride to CV who has had the Red Raiders number since the state powerhouses started meeting in the 90s. Who wins?

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Adonis Hunter, Cheltenham 159 passing yards
Amahd Pack, Sto-Rox 112 yards receiving
Ameer Dudley, Central Valley 244 yards passing
Angelo Priore, Baldwin 236 yards rushing
Anthony Giordano, Central Bucks East 3 passing and 3 rushing TDs
Antonio Epps, South Allegheny 120 yards rushing
Asher O’Connor, Mt. Pleasant 141 yards passing
Barry Brown, Academy Park 300-plus yards on offense and five total touchdowns
Bayley Molter, Jeannette 167 yards receiving
Ben Jackson, West Greene 150 yards rushing
Blake Joseph, Canon-McMillan 101 yards receiving
Brendan Parsons, Clairton 242 yards passing
Brennan Fluehr, Springfield 2 interceptions, including one returned for a TD
Brock White, Highlands 139 yards rushing
Brody McAndrew, Neshaminy 2 touchdown passes
Cahsid Raymond, Ben Franklin 3 rushing touchdowns
Cameron Dennis, Springfield 9 catches for three touchdowns and 113 yards
Charlie Box, Marple Newton 2 rushing TDs
Chase Thornton, Beaver Falls 150 yards passing
Christopher Pierce, Plymouth Whitemarsh 3 rushing touchdowns and a fumble return for a TD
Cole Beck, Freedom 175 yards passing
Cole Brown, Armstrong 165 yards passing
Cole Spencer, Pine-Richland 276 yards passing
Cooper Baxter, Butler 142 yards rushing
Daniel Blank, Laurel 151 yards rushing
Daniel Grant, Brownsville 124 yards rushing
Dante Clay, Moon 170 yards passing
David Pantelis, Upper St. Clair 156 yards receiving
Dawson Snyder, Moon 130 yards receiving
Demetrius McKnight, New Castle 124 yards rushing
Drew Boczek, Trintiy 184 yards passing
Dylan Mallozzi, Thomas Jefferson 150 yards rushing
Dylan Staley, Ridley 2 rushing touchdowns
Eamon Straub, North Catholic 172 yards rushing
Eli Jochem, Pine-Richland 113 yards receiving
Eric Wilson, Sto-Rox 368 yards passing
Ethan Dahlem, Upper St. Clair 284 yards passing
Gabe Franczyk, Springfield 12-for-14 passing for 147 passing yards and 5 TDs
Gamal Marballie, Yough 122 yards rushing
Garret Schaffhauser, Freeport 263 yards passing
Hunter Kelley, Linsly Academy 219 yards passing
Isaiah Langston, Cornell 125 yards rushing
J.D. DiNampoli, East Allegheny 164 yards passing
Jack Machita, La Salle 14-for-18 passing for 259 yards and three touchdowns
Jack Willis, Ridley INT return for a TD
Jacob Davis, West Mifflin 131 yards rushing
Jaidon Berry, Sto-Rox 175 yards receiving
Jake Fello, Apollo-Ridge 172 yards passing
Jake Johnson, Mt. Pleasant 124 yards rushing
Jake Miller, Shaler 124 yards rushing
Jawon Hall, Central Valley 101 yards receiving
Jay’Von Jeter, Hopewell 203 yards rushing and 210 yards passing
Jaylen Dukes, West Mifflin 142 yards passing
Jaylen Guy, Central Valley 131 yards rushing
Jerry Griffen-Batchler, Germantown Academy 3 rushing touchdowns
Jimmy Sanders, Jeannette 242 yards passing
Joe Paoletti, Marple Newton 2 TD passes
Joey Daniels, Mt. Lebanon 187 yards passing
Jon Quinque, Canon-McMillan 201 yards passing
Jonas King, Mt. Pleasant 84 yards receiving
Justin Dryer, Avella 90 yards receiving
Justin Huss, Derry 261 yards rushing
Kaseem Perry, Frankford 180 yards receiving and a score
Kenlein Ogletree, Clairton 110 yards receiving
Kyrie Miller, Ligonier Valley 220 yards rushing
Kyros Thorpe, Avonworth 101 yards receiving
Landan Stevenson, Mapletown 208 yards rushing
Logan Pfeuffer, Peters Township 218 yards passing
Lorenzo Jenkins, Fox Chapel 90 yards receiving
Lynn Anthony, Bristol Game winning touchdown in overtime
Marques Watson-Trent, Blackhawk 242 yards rushing
Matt Goodlin, Knoch 187 yards rushing
Naman Alemada, South Fayette 177 yards passing
Nick Guthre, Souderton 2 rushing TDs
Nick Loughner, Mt. Pleasant 124 yards rushing
Nick Madonna, West Chester Rustin 6 rushing TDs
Nico Flati, West Allegheny 172 yards rushing
Park Penrod, Avonworth 175 yards passing
Percise Colon, North Allegheny 122 yards rushing
Reiker Welling, Freedom 88 yards receiving
Riley Comforti, Southmoreland 180 yards receiving
Ronald Jones, Conwell-Egan 2 TDs
Ronnie Lane, Ben Franklin 98-yard kickoff return for a TD
Samuel Brown, La Salle 5 TDs
Shane Susnak, Fox Chapel 296 yards passing
Teddy Ruffner, Mars 145 yards rushing
Troy Lanier, Westinghouse 167 yards passing
Tyler Powell, Ellwood City 126 yards rushing
Warner Macklin, Fox Chapel 113 yards receiving
Will Howard, Downingtown West 3 passing touchdowns and one rushing touchdown
Zac Gordon, Franklin Regional 180 yards rushing
Zach Cernuto, Southmoreland 201 yards passing
Zachary Greene, Mapletown 147 yards rushing
Zahmere Robinson, Washington 233 yards rushing
Zaire Harrison, Cornell 269 yards passing

How has everything with the football season been going so far?
“Football has been going really well. This is my first year starting and I’m really excited for it.”

Who is your next opponent? What are your thoughts on them overall?
“We play New Castle in week 2. They’re a good team and have one of the best athletes in the WPIAL in Demetrius McKnight. It will be a fun to play against a team we have a lot of recent history with.”

What do you feel your team can improve on?
“Defensively, we’re a strong team. I don’t see many teams who can move the ball against us. Same on offense. We have some great receivers in Rossi and Audia, one of the best LT in the state in Dom Thomas, and a consistent runner in Drew Franklin. One area I need to improve on is finishing the drive. I struggled with that against USC and had too many turnovers.”

What are the keys for your team being successful going forward?
“One important factor for us this year on the offensive side of the ball is going to be pace. We’re a no huddle up tempo team that wants to score fast and wear down our opponent. If we can score fast, it makes everyone’s job easier when we can play with a lead.”

What are your goals for the rest of the season?
“The first goal for me is to help my team win another WPIAL championship. After the success we had last year and the talent that returned, there’s no reason why we shouldn’t be able to accomplish this goal. After Wips, I want to win a state championship. In terms of stats, I don’t really have a goal; it doesn’t seem important. As long as my INTS are low and we’re winning I’ll be satisfied.”

Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“Playing college football was always a dream of mine that started to come true a little bit this summer. After going to a few camps such as Slippery Rock and W&J, I realized that playing college ball could be a reality for me. I don’t know where I want to play yet, but I’m willing to play anywhere that gives me a chance.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“I haven’t been heavily recruited yet. I have gotten invites to different camps throughout the summer.”

Have you made any college trips yet
“I haven’t made any college visits yet.”

Do you have plans for game day trips this fall?
“I haven’t made any game day trip preparations yet.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“I would say my favorite team is probably Penn State just from growing up in Pennsylvania.”

How has everything with the football season been going so far?
“This season has been going pretty well. We lost a tough game, but we are looking to bounce back.”

Who is your next opponent? What are your thoughts on them overall?
“We play Northern Cambria. I haven’t watched much film on them yet, but they are a tough team.”

What do you feel your team can improve on?
“Our team can keep improving on many things, but mainly not beating ourselves in close games.”

What are the keys for your team being successful going forward?
“The keys for our team to be successful are to work as one and not beat ourselves in games.”

What are your goals for the rest of the season?
“My goals for the rest of the season is to continue to play well and go to playoffs.”

Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“I want to play sports in college, but I am not 100% sure on which sport to play.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“I’ve talked to a couple of schools, but I want to keep that private for now.”

Have you made any college trips yet?
“I went to IUP and Point Park this summer for basketball.”

Do you have plans for game day trips this fall?
“No, I do not yet.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“Pitt is probably my favorite.”

What did you do sporting wise this summer?
“This summer, I wrestled 4 days a week, lifted 6 days a week, and went to wrestling camps.”

What are you trying to improve on the most this fall?
“This fall, I want to improve on my wrestling by practicing and going to as many tournaments as possible. I also want to improve my mindset and work to reaching my goals.”

Why did you decide to not play football this season?
“I decided not to play football this year because I have a few colleges recruiting me, and I don’t want to risk getting a devastating injury.”

How tough was that decision for you?
“As much as I love football, it was easily the toughest decision in my life. I miss football, but I know I made the best decision for myself.”

How do you feel your wrestling team will do this winter?
“I think our wrestling team could compete for another district title this year and wrestle as a team in the state tournament.”

What are your goals for the wrestling season?
“This season, my goals are to go undefeated, win states, and pass the 100-win mark.”

Do you want to wrestle in college?
“I want to wrestle at the Division I level.”

What schools have been recruiting you as of late?
“So far, I have been recruited by Brown, West Point, Bucknell, and Virginia Military Institute. I have talked to the coaches from Columbia, Cornell, Princeton, Wyoming, and Virginia as well.”

Have you made any college visits?
“I have not made any official college visits yet, but this fall I plan on taking a visit to West Point, Bucknell, and any of the other schools that would like to have me up. I have been on Brown’s campus for a recruiting camp before.”

Did you have a favorite school growing up?
“Growing up, my favorite school was always Penn State. I love the sporting teams and campus that Penn State has.”

How has everything been going with the football season so far?
“High energy. I’ve worked extremely hard on my hand speed as well as my foot speed and feel like I’ve made some great gains.”

What are your goals for the season?
“To be a major force on defense and offense, which will ultimately help my team win games. I feel like if I can contribute at a very high level, the accolades and stats will follow.”

What areas do you feel your team needs to improve on?
“We have talent at all positions and are really well balanced. But like any other team, we just need to work together and get continuity in the schemes we’re running.”

Who do you feel is the toughest individual player you will play against this season?
“I don’t know specific names, but I expect the linemen from Thomas Jefferson and Aliquippa to be very competitive. I’m looking forward to competing with them.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“I was invited up to spring practices at Penn State and Pitt. Pitt and IUP visited me at school and I have been receiving tons of emails from various schools.”

Do you have plans for more trips soon?
“N/A.”

What camps did you do this summer and how did they go?
“It was a great spring. My brother Reed and I were everywhere: Pitt, Penn State, WVU, IUP, Slippery Rock, and Clarion. We had a blast competing and meeting other coaches and players.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“Growing up, Notre Dame has always been one of my favorite schools.”

How has everything been going football wise so far for the season?
“So far, everything has been good personally and as a whole for my team.”

What are the keys for your team having success this season?
“For my team to be successful, we have to stay focused & humbled at all times. We have to execute what our coaches are teaching us and stay disciplined.”

Who is your next opponent and what do you know about them?
“We play Whitehall for our home opener. Whitehall seems to be a slept-on team in the Valley, but I know they will be hungry and will give us all they’ve got. They will compete until the end.”

Who is the toughest opponent this season on your schedule?
“The toughest opponent on our schedule will probably be Freedom.”

What are your goals for this season?
“This season, my goals are to rush for 1,500 yards and 20 touchdowns. I’m not going to focus too hard on the statistics, I just want to play ball and ball out.”

What sport do you want to play in college?
“At the next level, I would love to play playing football.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“As of right now, the recruiting process hasn’t started for me. In the near future, I hope to hear from some coaches.”

Have any colleges offered you?
“I have no college offers as of right now.”

What colleges are you trying to visit this fall?
“This fall, I would love to visit any Power 5 collegiate program, but any opportunity will be accepted upon my part.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up
“Growing up, I had my mind set on Oregon University.”

PA Preps takes a look at a number of new playmakers standing out on the gridiron this fall now!

*Note: These are athletes who are making a bigger splash at the varsity level this season!

Bobby Croyle Pennridge

Cam Dennis Springfield Township

Charley Rossi South Fayette

Colton Litzelman North Penn-Mansfield

Daniel Shuster Camp Hill

Ethan Dahlem Upper St. Clair

Gabe Franczyk Springfield Township

Gannon McMeans Cedar Cliff

Gavin Mccusker Exeter Township

Malik Brooks Penn Wood

Manny Capo Northeastern

Matt Frauen Jr. Notre Dame-Green Pond

Matt Pallo Clearfield

Michael Show Abington Heights

Mike Hoover Northern Cambria

Naman Alemada South Fayette

Noah Hoffner West Branch

Preston Zandier Thomas Jefferson

Trent Weaver Donegal

Will Silverman Central Bucks East

Zuke Smith Kane

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PA Preps takes a look at a number of new playmakers standing out on the gridiron this fall now!

*Note: These are athletes who are making a bigger splash at the varsity level this season!

Alex Kovalyak DuBois

Andrew Darno Notre Dame-Green Pond

Aryan Cotterman Meadville

Austin Fisher Penns Valley Area

Brian Dresnin Plymouth Whitemarsh

Bryce Mccloskey Reynolds

Collin Johnson Cathedral Prep

Dalton Kintzel Pine Grove

Daniel Kosinski Trinity

Dominic Magliocco Montour

Ethan Good Garden Spot

Hayden Parks Meadville

Hoyt Bower Warrior Run

Ian Sheehan Neshaminy

Jake Shoemaker Donegal

Joe Silvestri Pottsgrove

Joseph Bacher Moshannon Valley

Kyros Thorpe Avonworth

Marketis Stevens Reynolds

Matt Kistler Tamaqua

Nick Chimienti Central Dauphin

Nick Davanzo Bangor

Nick Dilullo DuBois

Park Penrod Avonworth

Randy Washington Perkiomen Valley

Rees Watkins Loyalsock Township

Remington Corderman Warrior Run

Sean Smith Central Bucks South

Tom Santiago William Tennent

Zane Probst Central Mountain

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Our breakdown includes top games from the weekend, elite performers, what to watch this week, and more!

Here is what stood out to us:

Biggest Upset

Springdale 34, Imani Christian Academy 20

Most Exciting Game

Trinity Christian Mapletown 34

Offensive Dominance

West Greene 82, Bentworth 14

Defensive Dominance

Tussey Mountain 44, Everett 0

Elite Performances

Adam Uplinger, Williamsburg - 156 yards passing

Amahd Pack, Sto-Rox - 120 yards receiving

Benjamin Jackson, West Greene - 158 yards rushing

Brady Miller, Williams Valley - 193 yards rushing

Bryce Mccloskey, Reynolds - 190 yards passing

Corey Chamberlain, Claysburg-Kimmel - 289 yards passing

Cullen Goncher, Purchase Line - 147 yards rushing

Eric Wilson, Sto-Rox - 368 yards passing

Isaac Noll, Northern Cambria - 111 yards receiving

Jaidon Berry, Sto-Rox - 175 yards receiving

John Shuster, Windber - 169 yards rushing

Josh Syster, Purchase Line - 112 yards rushing

Kolin Walker, West Greene - 131 yards rushing

Logan Kesselring, Union City - 159 yards rushing

Marketis Stevens, Reynolds - 126 yards receiving

Mike Hoover, Northern Cambria - 211 yards passing

Sincere McFarlin, Blairsville - 219 yards rushing

Wes Mccall, Williamsburg - 97 yards receiving

Zach Claycomb, Claysburg-Kimmel - 213 yards receiving

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Rankings

1.) Jeannette 2-0 (Previous: # 2 )

2.) Williams Valley 2-0 (Previous: # 4 )

3.) Old Forge 2-0 (Previous: # 6 )

4.) Portage 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

5.) Coudersport 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

6.) Lackawanna Trail 1-1 (Previous: # 3 )

7.) Tussey Mountain 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

8.) Williams Valley 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

9.) Juniata Valley 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

10.) South Williamsport 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

Games to Watch

Bishop Guilfoyle vs. Cambria Heights

Boys' Latin Charter vs. Bristol

Juniata Valley vs. Bellwood-Antis

Keystone vs. Cambridge Springs

Maplewood vs. West Middlesex

Williams Valley vs. Tri-Valley

Windber vs. Portage

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Haverford 28-35 GV Final
Ridley 22-6 Springfield Final

Find out what colleges are recruiting Nahjee Adams, Sean FitzSimmons, Coy Bastian, Bo Swartz, and Naman Alemada now!

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Easton Area running back Nahjee Adams
What sport do you want to play in college?
“At the next level, I would love to play playing football.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“As of right now, the recruiting process hasn’t started for me. In the near future, I hope to hear from some coaches.”

Have any colleges offered you?
“I have no college offers as of right now.”

What colleges are you trying to visit this fall?
“This fall, I would love to visit any Power 5 collegiate program, but any opportunity will be accepted upon my part.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up
“Growing up, I had my mind set on Oregon University.”

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Central Valley defensive end Sean FitzSimmons
What colleges have been recruiting you?
“I was invited up to spring practices at Penn State and Pitt. Pitt and IUP visited me at school and I have been receiving tons of emails from various schools.”

Do you have plans for more trips soon?
“N/A.”

What camps did you do this summer and how did they go?
“It was a great spring. My brother Reed and I were everywhere: Pitt, Penn State, WVU, IUP, Slippery Rock, and Clarion. We had a blast competing and meeting other coaches and players.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“Growing up, Notre Dame has always been one of my favorite schools.”

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Selinsgrove Area wrestler Coy Bastian
Do you want to wrestle in college?
“I want to wrestle at the Division I level.”

What schools have been recruiting you as of late?
“So far, I have been recruited by Brown, West Point, Bucknell, and Virginia Military Institute. I have talked to the coaches from Columbia, Cornell, Princeton, Wyoming, and Virginia as well.”

Have you made any college visits?
“I have not made any official college visits yet, but this fall I plan on taking a visit to West Point, Bucknell, and any of the other schools that would like to have me up. I have been on Brown’s campus for a recruiting camp before.”

Did you have a favorite school growing up?
“Growing up, my favorite school was always Penn State. I love the sporting teams and campus that Penn State has.”

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West Shamokin athlete Bo Swartz
Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“I want to play sports in college, but I am not 100% sure on which sport to play.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“I’ve talked to a couple of schools, but I want to keep that private for now.”

Have you made any college trips yet?
“I went to IUP and Point Park this summer for basketball.”

Do you have plans for game day trips this fall?
“No, I do not yet.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“Pitt is probably my favorite.”

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South Fayette quarterback Naman Alemada
Do you want to play sports in college? If so, which one?
“Playing college football was always a dream of mine that started to come true a little bit this summer. After going to a few camps such as Slippery Rock and W&J, I realized that playing college ball could be a reality for me. I don’t know where I want to play yet, but I’m willing to play anywhere that gives me a chance.”

What colleges have been recruiting you?
“I haven’t been heavily recruited yet. I have gotten invites to different camps throughout the summer.”

Have you made any college trips yet
“I haven’t made any college visits yet.”

Do you have plans for game day trips this fall?
“I haven’t made any game day trip preparations yet.”

Did you have a favorite college growing up?
“I would say my favorite team is probably Penn State just from growing up in Pennsylvania.”

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Our breakdown includes top games from the weekend, elite performers, what to watch this week, and more!

Here is what stood out to us:

Best Win

Wyomissing 21, Pottsville 20 OT

Biggest Upset

Wyoming Area 34, Scranton Prep 0

Most Exciting Game

Conwell-Egan Catholic 23, Roman Catholic 21

Offensive Dominance

Aliquippa 60, Waynesburg Central 9

Defensive Dominance

Jim Thorpe 42, Marian Catholic 0

Elite Performances

Brayden Knoblauch, Tamaqua - 161 yards passing

Chad Parton, Salisbury Township - 175 yards receiving

Collin Quintano, Notre Dame Green Pond - 213 yards passing

Dalton Kintzel, Pine Grove - 125 yards rushing

Mason Breed, Mifflinburg - 164 yards rushing

Matt Frauen Jr., Notre Dame Green Pond - 132 yards rushing

Matt Kistler, Tamaqua - 103 yards receiving

Max London, Punxsutawney - 116 yards receiving

Nate Boyle, Tamaqua - 150 yards rushing

Rees Watkins, Loyalsock Township - 151 yards receiving

Remington Corderman, Warrior Run - 293 yards passing

Riley Daubert, Warrior Run - 97 yards receiving

Trevor Porche, Annville Cleona - 124 yards rushing

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Rankings

1.) Aliquippa 2-0 (Previous: # 2 )

2.) Grove City 2-0 (Previous: # 3 )

3.) Conwell-Egan 2-0 (Previous: # 5 )

4.) Middletown 2-0 (Previous: # 6 )

5.) Wyomissing 2-0 (Previous: # 8 )

6.) Jim Thorpe 2-0 (Previous: # 10 )

7.) Wyoming Area 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

8.) North Catholic 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

9.) Notre Dame-Green Pond 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

10.) Bald Eagle Area 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

Games to Watch

Central Valley vs. Beaver Falls

Clearfield vs. Central

Corry vs. Grove City

Mercyhurst Prep vs. Hickory

Middletown vs. Bishop McDevitt

North Schuylkill vs. Wyomissing

Southern Lehigh vs. Notre Dame-Green Pond

Our breakdown includes top games from the weekend, elite performers, what to watch this week, and more!

Here is what stood out to us:

Best Win

Susquehanna Township 20, Milton Hershey 13

Biggest Upset

Central Dauphin 31, Berks Catholic 6

Most Exciting Game

Wyomissing 21, Pottsville 20

Offensive Dominance

South Fayette 55, Beaver 6

Defensive Dominance

Lampeter-Strasburg 35, Penn Manor 0

Elite Performances

Alex Kovalyak, DuBois - 194 yards passing

Brett Zattoni, Clearfield - 111 yards rushing

Cam Dennis, Springfield Township - 113 yards receiving

Damian Garcia, Saucon Valley - 163 yards rushing

Daniel Clapp, Susquehannock - 237 yards rushing

Deven Bollinger, Northwestern Lehigh - 164 yards passing

Jake Lezzer, Clearfield - 132 yards receiving

Jake Shoemaker, Donegal - 117 yards receiving

Joe Fox, Donegal - 118 yards rushing

Matt Pallo, Clearfield - 151 yards receiving

Nick Davanzo, Bangor - 110 yards receiving

Nick Dilullo, DuBois - 124 yards receiving

Oliver Billotte, Clearfield - 335 yards passing

Sammy Barber, Greater Johnstown - 191 yards passing

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Rankings

1.) Cathedral Prep 2-0 (Previous: # 1 )

2.) Berwick 2-0 (Previous: # 4 )

3.) Boys' Latin Charter 1-0 (Previous: # 5 )

4.) Thomas Jefferson 2-0 (Previous: # 6 )

5.) Clearfield 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

6.) Valley View 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

7.) Dallas 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

8.) Bishop McDevitt 1-1 (Previous: # 2 )

9.) John Bartram 1-1 (Previous: # 3 )

10.) Imhotep Charter 0-2 (Previous: # 7 )

Games to Watch

Belle Vernon vs. Thomas Jefferson

Bergen Catholic vs. Imhotep Charter

Berks Catholic vs. McDonogh

Boys' Latin Charter vs. Bristol

Cathedral Prep vs. McKeesport

Clearfield vs. Central

Jersey Shore vs. Montoursville

Williamsport vs. Berwick

Our breakdown includes top games from the weekend, elite performers, what to watch this week, and more!

Here is what stood out to us:

Best Win

Harrisburg 14, Coatesville 6

Biggest Upset

Marietta 21, St. Joseph's Prep 17

Most Exciting Game

Central Catholic 10, Seneca Valley 7

Offensive Dominance

Manheim Township 56, Dallastown 7

Defensive Dominance

Chester 44, Sun Valley 0

Elite Performances

Anthony Giordano, Central Bucks East - 244 yards passing

Armante Haynes, Spring Ford - 102 yards rushing

Brian Dresnin, Plymouth Whitemarsh - 103 yards rushing

Chrishon Avery, Hatboro Horsham - 135 yards receiving

Colin O'Sullivan, Hatboro Horsham - 175 yards passing

Cooper Baxter, Butler - 142 yards rushing

Jaden Floyd, Manheim Township - 194 yards rushing

Keith Freeman, Williamsport - 191 yards rushing

Nick Guthre, Souderton - 101 yards rushing

Ryan Engro, Spring Ford - 237 yards passing

Sean Smith, Central Bucks South - 152 yards receiving

Timmy Smith, Central Dauphin - 213 yards rushing

Tom Santiago, William Tennent - 203 yards rushing

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Rankings

1.) St. Joseph’s Prep 0-1 (Previous: # 1 )

2.) Pine-Richland 2-0 (Previous: # 2 )

3.) Manheim Township 2-0 (Previous: # 4 )

4.) Harrisburg 1-0 (Previous: # 6 )

5.) Central Catholic 2-0 (Previous: # 5 )

6.) Downingtown West 2-0 (Previous: # 8 )

7.) State College 2-0 (Previous: # 9 )

8.) La Salle College 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

9.) Freedom 2-0 (Previous: # Not Rated )

10.) Coatesville 0-1 (Previous: # 3 )

Games to Watch

Chambersburg vs. Red Lion

Coatesville vs. Cumberland Valley

Freedom vs. Parkland

Harrisburg vs. Cedar Cliff

Hollidaysburg vs. State College

Moon Area vs. Pine-Richland

North Allegheny vs. Central Catholic

Penn Wood vs. Northeast

Ridley vs. Strath Haven

St. John's vs. St. Joseph's Prep

AB Hoban (Akron) roughed up Harrisburg 42-12 while Southern had no trouble with Mount Carmel, 48-0.

both guys make their NFL rosters - Bills & Falcons

both guys make their NFL rosters - Bills & Falcons

wtf

CB West v CR South: west by 21+

Quakertown v Souderton: Souderton by 14

Wissahickon vs CR North: i mean who knows...???? a draw! lol seriously idk

Pennridge vs Neshaminy: Neshaminy humbles pennridge by 17

CB East vs HH:

Upper Dublin vs central: upper dublin by 20. cmon pick more than a gimme coach zZz

PW vs Methacton: Got PW winning

Cheltenham vs Frankford: Cheltenham wins a closer than anticipated game

upper moreland vs pottstown: i know nothing about pottstown but im going to say they get the job done lol

Abington vs Master Charter North: Abington wins a lousy game

Bensalem vs Mastbaum Vo-tech: Bensalem cruises....

CB South vs DT West: DT West by 28

William Tennent vs Academy at Polumbo: Tennent gets its 1 and maybe only win

North Penn vs LaSalle: Tough 1... gut instinct tells
me North Penn wins by 10

Pennsbury vs Penn Wood: Penn Wood wins this 1

Truman vs Spring-ford: another tough 1... ill go with truman winning again.

The major college talent on the field for this game is crazy. Prep D looks fast and physical. Both lines playing very very well. If Prep can have success like this running the ball to go along with the passing attack we all think they will have, it will be tough for any Pa team to beat them this year. Kolbe Burrell might be the most underrated player in Pa this year. Love his running style. If he was at least 5'10, I think every major college would be after him. Great throw and even better catch for the Prep td in 2nd quarter. This has been a very very physical game. Both QBs have taken some big time(clean) hits after the have released the ball. Also kind of sloppy with the amount of flags thrown but it's to be expected in the first game of the year. 7-7 at half with Marietta set to receive the ball to start 3rd quarter. Should be a great 2nd half


Prep may also be the victim of a little "home cooking" reffing too. 2 questionable non fumble calls. A blatant PI non call. And a weird "he wasn't out of bounds so the clock keeps running" call at the end of the half