5A 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
Manheim Central 17, Cocalico 7

Most Exciting Game
Cedar Crest 60, Garden Spot 30

Offensive Dominance
Harrisburg 60, Hershey 0

Defensive Dominance
Penn-Trafford 28, Gateway 0
Grove City 28, Slippery Rock 0
Frankford 28, West Philadelphia 0

Elite Performances

Tanner Schwilk
Conestoga Valley
222 yards passing

Brayden Long
New Oxford
367 yards passing

Isaiah Manning
Meadville
326 yards rushing

Christian Cole
Oil City
175 yards rushing

Nasir Singleton
General McLane
375 yards rushing

Tyler Flick
Manheim Central
108 yards rushing

Nick Yannutz
Solanco
138 yards rushing

Jose Barbon
Conestoga Valley
118 yards receiving

Jake Novak
Manheim Centra
80 yards receiving

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Rankings

1. Harrisburg 5-0
2. Manheim Central 5-0
3. West Allegheny 5-0
4. Archbishop Wood 4-2
5. Springfield 6-0
6. Upper St. Clair 5-1
7. Penn-Trafford 6-0
8. Governor Mifflin 6-1
9. Grove City 6-0
10. Cocalico 4-1

Games to Watch

Upper St. Clair vs. West Allegheny
Elizabethtown vs. Manheim Central
Penn-Trafford vs. Franklin Regional
Northeastern vs. Dallastown
Cocalico vs. Cedar Crest
Middletown vs. Palmyra

More from the offense and "nothing" from the defense. Pretty good recipe!!

Thoughts: I'm thinking 1. Garnet valley. 2. Downingtown east 3. Coatesville. 4. North penn. Game between dte and coatesville will tell me a lot. North penn had dte earlier this year and let it get away. Beck wins rematch. Gv put up 38 last year on np, although I believe 2 def scores. Coatesville talented but undisciplined. Can anyone stop gv ball control offense?

Any word on where they are in the process?

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

Apollo Ridge vs. Freeport
Bethlehem Catholic vs. Parkland
Burgettstown vs. Bethlehem Center
Cathedral Prep vs. De La Salle
Central Dauphin vs. Central Dauphin East
Clairton vs. Aliquippa
Cocalico vs. Cedar Crest
Delaware Valley vs. Williamsport
Elizabethtown vs. Manheim Central
Juniata vs. Newport
Kane vs. Bradford
Ligonier Valley vs. Homer-Center
Mars vs. Thomas Jefferson
Middletown vs. Palmyra
Neshaminy vs. Central Bucks South
North Schuylkill vs. Jim Thorpe
Northeastern vs. Dallastown
Palmerton vs. Palisades
Pennsbury vs. Harry S. Truman
Penn-Trafford vs. Franklin Regional
Peters Township vs. Pine-Richland
Portage vs. Berlin Brothersvalley
State College vs. Cumberland Valley
Tamaqua vs. Lehighton
Upper St. Clair vs. West Allegheny
Wilmington Area vs. Greenville

Didn’t see this one coming. Currently sitting at 3-3 and would pretty much need to win out for playoffs.

What game or games will you be attending this extended weekend?

MDW will be back in the friendly confines of Crawford Stadium tomorrow (Thursday) night for the SOL Continental Showdown between NP and the Titans of CB South. Expecting another night of big numbers on the scoreboard.

O/U set at 73.5

Big edge being home, both shaky at start with turnovers. Defense and special teams won it for Rams stopping CV at key times of game, booting 20 and 48 yard FGs, 48 yarder end of 1/2 gave momentum and lead 13-7. Stopped CV just inside 2 on 4th down to end the game. Typical CD-CV slugfest with CD matching one of more physical CV teams in a few years.

I never was able to make it to the game tonight, does anyone have a score update?

Last week: 3-0
Overall: 9-3

CB South (5-0) @ North Penn (3-2) (-9)
North Penn finally hosts a home game after a brutal opening 4 games on the road. They will take on a red hot CB South team riding on the heels of a lights out D and balanced O. Fresh off a shutout of Souderton, the Titans come in only allowing opponents 9.6 ppg. They will be tested by one of the more potent offenses in the area while also looking at sophomore QB John Consoletti starting in place of injured starter Jack Johns. While the young QB was solid last week and RB Ryan Watson has been impressive so far for CB South I doubt they will find the same success at Crawford Stadium. North Penn continues its climb back to the top of D1 6A power ratings with another win...NP 35-27

Haverford (5-0) @ Garnet Valley (5-0) (-5.5)
The Central League is about to get interesting with the first clash of title contenders matching up. Haverford still has Springfield-Delco left to face, Garnet Valley must host Marple, and Springfield before the league champion is decided. This game will go a long way in determining who will have the edge on Springfield. The Fords are coming off an impressive dismantling of Marple 35-0 last week leaving no doubt their intentions on challenging the Jags. QB Jack Ruane was on the mark completing 24-30 passes for 276 yards and 3 TD’s while running in a 4th TD. Haverford has weapons in WR/SS Jordan Mosley, committed to University of Maryland, WR Trey Blair, and WR Carrington Hooks. The Jags are mowing opponents down week after week with their vaunted ground attack leaving teams with little room for error. I think Haverford has been overlooked thus far but I bet Coach Ricci and his crew won’t make the same mistake Marple did….GV 24-16

Pennsbury (4-1) (-6) @ Bensalem (4-1)
QB Drasaun Moore leads the Owls option offense into a matchup with Pennsbury. These 2 teams are both heading towards the playoffs but a loss here could cause some sweaty palms in Lower Bucks as both teams still have challenging league games on the schedule. It looks as if the Falcons are starting to adapt to the spread offense after countless decades of “Ground and Pound”. QB Zach Demarchis has proven to be a threat in the air and on the ground most likely giving Bensalem a lot to think about on D. A loss will not eliminate either team but looking ahead, I would bet that Bensalem needs this more than Pennsbury. But, I think the Falcons are more battle tested than the Owls & are able to light up the scoreboard…Pennsbury 35-10

Any news on this?

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Aaron Tutino, Ligonier Valley 133 yards receiving
Aidan Cain, Mt. Lebanon 106 yards receiving
Avante McKenzie, Aliquippa 136 yards rushing
Azi Humber, Allderdice 157 yards rushing
Billy Frohlich, Shady Side Academy 165 yards receiving
Brady Walker, Gateway 214 yards passing
Braeden Burchfield, Altoona 417 yards passing
Caleb Collins, Rochester 161 yards rushing
Caleb Shriver, Waynesburg 155 yards rushing
Cam Fasick, Altoona 119 yards receiving
Colton Nemcheck, Derry 91 yards receiving
Connor Bassinger, Laurel Highlands 154 yards passing
Conor Selinger, Freeport 158 yards rushing
Daequan Hardy, Penn Hills 107 yards receiving
Dakota Romantino, Charleroi 154 yards receiving
Damire Hutchinson, Sterling 2 TDs
Danny Scott, Northeast 119 yards rushing and 1 TD
Dante Cephas, Penn Hills 125 yards receiving
Derek Johncour, Avonworth 268 yards passing
Dom Carlisano, Plum 123 yards receiving
Domonick Lewellen, Albert Gallatin 220 yards passing
Dorian Jackson, University Prep 173 yards passing
Drew Saxton, South Fayette 177 yards passing
Dupri Andrews, Steel-High 126 yards rushing and 3 TDs
Ethan Marcozzi, Indiana 177 yards rushing
Gabe Lawson, Seneca Valley 133 yards rushing
Geno Pellegrini, Charleroi 205 yards passing
Gianna Rizzo, Norwin 84 yards receiving
Grayson Sallade, Manheim Township 6 TD runs
Greg Harris, Sterling 146 yards rushing and two touchdowns
Hollis Mathis, Penn Hills 265 yards passing
Iggy Reynoso, Wilson 181 yards rushing and a touchdown
Jack Colecchi, Kiski Area 111 yards receiving
Jackson Daugherty, Ligonier Valley 167 yards rushing
Jake Cortes, Peters Township 160 yards passing
James Stocker, Mt. Lebanon 243 yards passing
JaQuae Jackson, Serra Catholic 93 yards receiving
Jared Jenkins, Freedom 202 yards passing, 2 TDs, and 98 yards rushing
Jelani Stafford, California 226 yards rushing
John Vardzel, North Allegheny 118 yards receiving
Jordan Crawford, Pine-Richland 168 yards rushing
Jordan Price, Frankford 117 yards rushing and 1 TD
Jordan Taylor, Quaker Valley 157 yards rushing
Joseph Fagnano, Williamsport 275 yards passing and 4 TDs
Josh Harmon, Springdale 164 yards rushing
Kavon Morman, Montour 161 yards passing
Kyle Hopson, DuBois 166 yards receiving
L. J. Orbovich, Carrick 239 yards passing
Lionel Deanes, Seton LaSalle 285 yards rushing
Logan Shrubb, Keystone Oaks 158 yards passing
Lucas Decaro, Mt. Lebanon 100 yards receiving
Luke Michalek, Butler 154 yards rushing
Luke Trueman, North Allegheny 242 yards passing
Marcus Hayles, Northeast 2 1/2 sacks
Marcus Hooker, New Castle 173 yards rushing
Matt Miller, DuBois 209 yards passing
Melvin Blanks, North Hills 155 yards rushing
Michael Dave, Keystone Oaks 88 yards receiving
Michael Ruisch, Parkland 231 yards passing
Michael Trent, Brentwood 222 yards passing
Nate Bricker, Albert Gallatin 131 yards receiving
Nick DiAndreth, Hempfield 86 yards receiving
Nick Fucci, Warwick 5 touchdowns
Nick Gizzo, Fox Chapel 312 yards rushing
Nick Salopek, Norwin 182 yards passing
Nick Welsh, Washington 149 yards rushing
Owen English, Avella 213 yards rushing
Owen Stoner, James Buchanan 305 yards rushing and four touchdowns
Rahmon Hart, Imani Christian 103 yards receiving
Raven Chandler, Western Beaver 146 yards rushing
Robert Kennedy, Jeannette 142 yards rushing
Romello Freeman, Highlands 88 yards receiving
Ross Andersson, Hampton 160 yards rushing
Ryhan Culberson, Fort Cherry 264 yards rushing
Skyy Moore, Shady Side Academy 293 yards passing
Tamaine Underwood, East Allegheny 186 yards passing
Tanner Volpatti, Bethel Park 238 yards rushing
Tim Smith, Penn Hills 135 yards rushing
T'nyis Becker, Bishop McDevitt 97 yards receiving
Tom Voelker, Greensburg C.C. 259 yards rushing
Turner Grau, Northgate 150 yards receiving
Tyler Petucci, Altoona 198 yards receiving
Zach Rocco, C.W. North Catholic 152 yards passing
Zack Swartz, Washington 206 yards passing
Zakee Sailsman, Lebanon 231 passing yards and three touchdowns

Even during the glory years they weren't scoring like this. They're trying to prove something. The games against Prep and Wood should be very entertaining!!

1 Pine Richland 5-0, D7; I guess we know who the best team in the state is now, right? The thing about an excellent team like Pine Richland is they make good teams look normal, like a superior sprinter leaving others far behind. You wouldn’t know by the score losing 54-20 but Bethel Park is a good football team with a respected head coach, a veteran, senior O-Line and good backs. But like many previous and current teams from the district, they are one-dimensional, mimicking teams like North Allegheny, Central Catholic and a number of former teams (previous 4A) now in 5A like McKeesport and USC. The problem with that is Pine Richland has moved into the modern era, discovering the forward pass. Their 34-pt win last Friday night in Bethel Park was in fact easy, scoring on 7 of their first 8 possessions, with the scoreboard showing 54-7 at halftime! Starters including Qb Phil Jurkovec were pulled at the half after he completed 19 of 23 passes for 358 yards and rushed for 3 touchdowns while throwing for 2. This wasn’t a win against Shaler or Butler! This was previously undefeated Bethel at home with a 3-0 record that included wins against Wpial power North Allegheny (3-2) 35-15, newcomer Peters Township (3-1) 28-7, Norwin (3-2) 27-7 and the season opening rout of Wayne-OH, 41-0. 4-1 Central Catholic is up next and its scary thinking this is a revenge game where the Rams may add attitude to ability. Last year’s team hung with the Vikings through 3 quarters in a 28-all tie, ultimately losing 48-35. But Quarterback Phil Jurkovec had a glove on his throwing hand (injured right thumb) and still threw for 333 yards, completing 24 of 38 passes and rushed for 94 yards! Back to this season, the big upgrade may be their line play and importantly special teams and defense. Neither were a strength last year. In fact they were a liability. Last year’s team allowed 25ppg on average through their first 5 games. This year’s allowed 62 total points! To date they’ve scored 233 points and allowed 62, for an average of 47-12 per game. And the offense has grown by a touchdown, averaging 41ppg last year. Last year’s power rating had Central Catholic favored by 11.85 points. This year show the Rams Power Rating at a hefty 347.74, a PR advantage of 21.57 points. Rams roll.
2 Cumberland Valley 4-0, D3; CV pounded out a 28-0 half time lead then coasted to a 35-13 Mid Penn Commonwealth win against Chambersburg. The well lubed Wing-T produced 326 rush yards with Penn State recruit Charlie Katshir accounting for 148 total yards while junior Qb Jared Plessinger completed 6 of 7 passes for 134 yards. The defense again dominated, holding Chambersburg to 126 yards rushing. Central Dauphin is up next, a team they’ve owned for 5 straight wins spanning 3 consecutive years. Last year saw them win 25-24 then 21-7 in the playoffs. 2015 witnessed a 24-21 win followed by the epic 7-overtime 62-61 (13 all in regulation) win in the playoffs. 2014 had them winning 7-0. Clearly when these two meet it’s about defense where both are again strong; Cumberland Valley allowing 13ppg and Central Dauphin 15. Both have substantial, versatile offenses at 35 for CV, 34 for the Rams. Junior Qb Jared Plessinger completed 51% of his passes (20/34/376) but has 4 picks to go along with 4 Tds. The backfield is talented with Jake Palmer (5-9, 190,sr) at 468 yards on 64 carries, Galen Witmer (5-9, 230, sr) at 95 yards on 22 carries and Charlie Katshir (6-3, 195, sr) their top player and Penn State recruit with 170 rush yards on 20 carries, 204 yards on 20 receptions as their leading receiver and 18 tackles from the secondary. The game is at Central Dauphin Friday night where another packed house and SRO crowd will witness the annual East Shore-West Shore battle. As always, toss it up.
3 Pittsburgh Central Catholic 4-1, D7; Nice turnaround since the opening bell rolling out 4 consecutive wins. But it was a struggle against Seneca Valley who flashed glimpses of last year’s team that surprised everyone getting to the 6A WPIAL Final. They do return some good skill people and a capable Qb in Gabe Larson. But that wasn’t enough as they fell to the Vikings 28-20. This was probably a good tune up facing the competitive Raiders before the road game with Pine Richland. Central won last year 48-35 with a much different team. They still have Troy Fisher under center who was special last year, completing 7 of 12 passes for 234 yards. Halfback JJ Younger was also key (miss him!), rushing for 152 yards and 3 Tds. But both lines were wiped out by graduation, particularly an outstanding offensive line. At this point last year, through 5 games they were 4-1, averaging 43ppg, allowing 15. That includes the reality check against national power St. John, a 35-14 loss. This year’s team averages 26 ppg while allowing 16. It’s high school football so who knows but even with a solid quarterback like Troy Fisher and some decent parts, Pine Richland looks like an obstacle too big to overcome.
4 State College 4-0, D6; Very often State College is thought of as a big, physical lumbering team. And while that description often has merit in terms of size and physicality, you can drop the “lumbering” aspect as they now have great speed at the skill positions including their quarterback. They’re beating weaker teams and face another in Carlisle this week at home before returning to Mechanicsburg to play Cumberland Valley. Last week’s 62-25 rout of Mechanicsburg High was a total blowout, with a 35-0 1st quarter score ballooning to 55-13 at the half. Penn State commit Keaton Ellis (6-0, 165, jr) and senior Brandon Clark (6-5, 200, sr) have great speed at wide-out while Tristen Lyons (5-6, 180, sr) and Isaiah Edwards (6-0, 185, so) bring the same from their running back positions. With speed everywhere and good special teams they are formidable, with every chance to repeat as the conference champion.
5 Central Dauphin 3-1, D3; Central Dauphin is looking like one cool customer following up the road win at Wilson 2 weeks ago with a total and focused destruction of Carlisle, 65-14. There is always concern in a scenario like this coming off the Wilson win with Cumberland Valley dead ahead. But they may be rounding into something new with Qb Brady Straub having another strong outing, completing 10 of 12 for 168 yards. With a 54-14 halftime lead, everyone played, including the 2 and 3 Qbs Tyrese Fuller and Nick Chimienta. By the end of the game their total yardage was 417! But now, this is the week, Cumberland Valley week, where the Rams will try to reverse an odd series of tight losses to their nemesis from the West Shore. For a team built from the ground up this season, they seem ready. Qb Straub completed 42 of 68 passes for 608 yards and 6 Tds without a pick. Battering Ram Mike Wise-Belle is almost impossible to stop at 5-10, 235 lbs and everyone can catch. But the heart and soul of a Ram team is on the defensive side where Coach McNamee puts his best players. That and special teams is what this matchup always comes down to.

Don't let the score fool you -- Truman has a good team. It was one of those games where everything the 'Skins did worked and the Tigers had a hard time stringing a consistent performance together.

And what looked more like a "Flexbone" as opposed to the Delaware Winged-T (the Truman O) is tricky and the visitors lone score came on an outside sweep that showed their RBs speed (early in the game). But the Tigers had no luck up the middle and when their primary game (the run) was bottled up and they were forced to go to the air it didn't really work. As it was, the first few times Truman tossed the ball it caught Neshaminy off a bit but once they realized Truman would throw the 'Skins shut their air game down. Honestly, once the inside game was gone and with no air attack defending the outside run game was a little easier.

In the first half Neshaminy scored on 5 of their 6 possessions. Joel Stills scored three on the ground (with a couple of long ones) and Brody McAndrew hit Mike Garlick on a 50 or 60 yard pass while Leonhauser nailed a 40 yard field goal late in the second. McAndrew was right on with his passes and I think he missed just two of the maybe 10 he threw in the first two quarters (no picks and the 1 TD to Garlick).

Nershaminy's PAT efforts still need work as in the first half they missed two kicks and had another blocked but the ball was caught in the air by Cory Joyce (after the Truman player got his hand on it) who then ran it in for two. They also missed on a two point try so the facts are they were 1 for 4 on PATs after their first 4 scores (and remember they missed 4 against D-Town in their 37-33 loss).

Anyway you cut it, though, you can tell Truman is dangerous and on some of their plays it was very difficult to know who actually had the ball (they ran a double reverse that faked out everyone). So kudos to the 'Skins D for staying focused and playing position ball.

Then defensively Truman's front four are quick and they pressured McAndrews on several plays and caught Neshaminy's backs too many times before they hit the line of scrimmage.

At the half it was 30-7 for Neshaminy and they kicked off to start the second-half. Following course for the visitors, the Truman returner coughed up the ball on the tackle with a 'Skin picking up the loose ball and running it in to make it 37-7. After the following kickoff Neshaminy stopped Truman and they had to punt with another drive by the 'Skins seeing a score with McAndrew sneaking it in for 44-7 lead (that was 6 out of 7 possessions for points).

After kicking it to Truman their next drive saw a Tiger back pop it loose for a nice long run but he lost the ball when he was tackled around the 20 and it then bounced and rolled into end zone where Oleh Manzyk recovered it for the touchback.

On that next Neshaminy possession which started at their 20 (after the touchback) Savaughn Hebron (Savion's twin and one of the two Vaughn Hebron boys)ripped off a long distance run for a TD but he somersaulted into the end zone and the refs nullified the score giving Neshaminy a first and 25 at the 25 (WTF?? - isn't that a 15-yard penalty for excessive celebration). Anyway, the second teamers took it in a few plays later and the 'Skins took a knee on the PAT to make it 50-7 (that was 7 out of 8 possessions for a score).

Neshaminy's third team scored the last TD running the same play over and over and over out of I formation - the up back right up the middle (Wilmot wasn't trying anything fancy). They took a knee on the PAT and the final is 56-7.

Have you ever seen a game where one team seems to get every break and does nothing wrong and the other group can't catch a cold? That was this game. But don't count Truman out - you can see they have athletes and talent all over the place but today just wasn't their day. I'm expecting them in the playoffs and watch out for any team that sleeps on them.

By the way, the Redskins ground game has really come into its own. The first two games it was a little sketchy but with Joel Stills (sr), Savaungh and Savion Hebron (jrs), Oleh Manzyk (jr), Emmanuel Ampofo (jr), Chris James (freshmen) coming in with Mike Crescenzo (sr) it has developed nicely. I think Chris Majors (soph) has had a few handoffs too.

You know, looking down the road you have Brody McAndrew at QB (soph) with his receivers that are underclassmen including Manzyk (jr), Zach Canimore (jr), Marcus Griffin (jr) and Cory Joyce (jr) with the RBs including the Hebron brothers (jrs), Ampofo (jr), James (frosh) and Majors (soph) the skill crew is very young and will be getting nothing but better (I'm sure I'm forgetting someone). These guys are going to be a force over the next few years (in his first five starts McAndrews has about 1,150 yards with 8 TDs and only 2 picks).

Defensively Neshaminy really only slipped in the D-Town game and I think that was the cold water slap they needed (they played well today).


Wrapping it up ---- way to go 'Skins!!!

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

Here is what stood out to us:

Best victory of the weekend
Pine-Richland 54, Bethel Park 20

Five games, 27-points allowed
Parkland 23, Freedom 7

Five games, 233-points scored
Pine-Richland 54, Bethel Park 20

A strong showing in all facets
Central Bucks South 20, Souderton 0

Elite Performances by Sophomores

Brody Mcandrew, Neshaminy
171 yards passing

Jack Salopek, Norwin
256 yards passing

Desman Johnson Jr., Penn Wood
302 yards passing

Isaiah Edwards, State College
126 yards rushing

Jake Ventresca, Central Bucks East
134 total yards

Dante Bonanni, Spring-Ford
67 yards receiving and 1 TD

James Albert, Spring-Ford
9 tackles

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Games to Watch

Haverford vs. Garnet Valley

Pennsbury vs. Bensalem

Red Lion vs. Northeastern

Freedom vs. Riverside

Williamsport vs. Scranton

Central Catholic vs. Pine-Richland

Parkland vs. Whitehall

Carlisle vs. State College

Easton vs. Bethlehem Catholic

What a performance tonight! Like CJF said, the best player in college football. More importantly a great person who is so very humble.

Game cancelled

2A 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
Central Columbia 27, Danville 20

Near Biggest Upset
Steel Valley 31, South Allegheny 27

Most Exciting Game
Clarion 25, Clarion-Limestone 20

Offensive Dominance
Wilmington 69, Mercer 0
Kane 57, Curwensville 0

Defensive Dominance
Ligonier Valley 65, United 0
Dunmore 41, Holy Cross 0

Rankings

1. Southern Columbia 5-0
2. Steel Valley 3-0
3. Wilmington 5-0
4. Ligonier Valley 5-0
5. Dunmore 5-0
6. Washington 4-0
7. Kane 5-0
8. Clarion 4-0
9. Greenville 5-0
10. Central Columbia 5-0

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Games to Watch

Danville vs. Mount Carmel
Greenville vs. Sharpsville
Littlestown vs. Delonte Catholic
Berlin Brothersvalley vs. Ferndale
Brockway vs. Curwensville
Wellsboro vs. Muncy

3A 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
Central Columbia 27, Danville 20

Most Exciting Game
Central Columbia 27, Danville 20
Wyomissing 10, Mifflin County 0

Offensive Dominance
Mercyhurst Prep 70, Girard 0
Huntingdon 56, Penns Valley Area 8

Defensive Dominance
Aliquippa 39, Lincoln 0
Scranton Prep 24, Wyoming Area 0

Rankings

1. Aliquippa 5-0
2. Middletown 4-0
3. Seton-LaSalle 4-0
4. Scranton Prep 6-0
5. Huntingdon 5-0
6. Palisades 5-0
7. Mercyhurst Prep 5-0
8. Quaker Valley 5-0
9. Notre Dame 3-2
10. Wyomissing 5-0

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Games to Watch

Seth LaSalle vs. Apollo Ridge
Quaker Valley vs. Hopewell
Lehighton vs. North Schuylkill
Danville vs. Mount Carmel
Littlestown vs. Delonte Catholic
Chestnut Ridge vs. Central
Harbor Creek vs. Fort LeBoeuf
Juniata vs. Huntingdon

4A 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
Selinsgrove 17, Berwick 6

Biggest Upset
Waynesboro 35, Shippensburg 13

Offensive Dominance
Cathedral Prep 69, General McLane 7
Thomas Jefferson 69, Albert Gallatin 0

Defensive Dominance
Thomas Jefferson 69, Albert Gallatin 0
Pottsgrove 49, Upper Merion Area 0

Rankings

1. Cathedral Prep 5-0
2. Thomas Jefferson 4-0
3. Berks Catholic 4-0
4. Bethlehem Catholic 5-0
5. Imhotep Charter 4-1
6. South Fayette 5-0
7. Belle Vernon 4-0
8. Johnstown 4-1
9. Mars 4-1
10. Pottsgrove 5-0

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Games to Watch

River Dell vs. Shippensburg
East Pennsboro vs. Steelton-Highspire
Jersey Shore vs. Selinsgrove
Exeter Township vs. Berks Catholic
Bradford vs. Ridgway/Johnsonburg
Easton vs. Bethlehem Catholic

5A 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
Governor Mifflin 28, Exeter Township 14

Near Biggest Upset
Southern Lehigh 31, Saucon Valley 28

Most Exciting Game
Upper St. Clair 28, Fox Chapel 24

Offensive Dominance
Springfield 48, Penncrest 7
Harrisburg 45, Central Dauphin East 7

Defensive Dominance
Cocalico 14, Elizabethtown

Rankings

1. Harrisburg 4-0
2. Manheim Central 4-0
3. West Allegheny 4-0
4. Archbishop Wood 3-2
5. Springfield 5-0
6. Upper St. Clair 4-1
7. Penn-Trafford 5-0
8. Cocalico 4-0
9. Governor Mifflin 5-1
10. Grove City 5-0

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Games to Watch

Harbor Creek vs. Fort LeBoeuf
Dallastown vs. William Penn
Manheim Central vs. Cocalico
Bayard Rustin vs. Coatesville
Exeter Township vs. Berks Catholic
Parkland vs. Whitehall
Red Lion vs. Northeastern
Gateway vs. Penn-Trafford

Can anyone say Coach Brian

Not sure if anyone follows them, but got to see an early game yesterday between them and CB South. Need to ask what's up with them? Gallagher used to have them as an up and coming program, but can't say that now. Team didn't look really crisp.

is this a joke of some kind, there must not be any interaction between Donny and his wife