Germantown Academy cancels game with Neumann Goretti just 5 days prior to the game because they feel like NG is an all star team.
That is a little ridiculous if you ask me.

link

https://portal.stretchinternet.com/trn/portal.htm?eventId=372568&streamType=video

hahahaha WOW. Nothing like grown men who are leaders of their contries acting like a 10 year old. I am sure the Donny will take the high road on this one

Filling in for Mater Dei as he travels this great county seeking fame and fortune.

Truman at Neshaminy Saturday afternoon could be the most intriguing matchup of the early season. I love my 'Skins brethren, but is there anyone on this board that would like to see the Tigers go to 5-0? If they happen to win, can you say 10-0?

My kids were at Unionville several years and really like the high school and football program. For this season I'm really pulling for Oxford as they have a chance to make 5A playoffs. Oxford has really struggled for many years and the coach Mike Means seems to have them on the upswing in the American division. The QB England has thrown over 1000 yards (Nobody in the Inquirer has eclipsed 1000), 9 touchdowns and the offense is averaging over 440 yards per game. They played Rustin to end last week losing late in the game. If they win this game the only other team of note would be Shanahan in late October. Should be a good game tonight in the beautiful rolling hills of East Marlboro Chester County. Good luck to both.

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

Bayard Rustin vs. Coatesville
Berlin Brothersvalley vs. Ferndale
Bradford vs. Ridgway/Johnsonburg
Brockway vs. Curwensville
Carlisle vs. State College
Central Catholic vs. Pine-Richland
Chestnut Ridge vs. Central
Dallastown vs. William Penn
Danville vs. Mount Carmel
East Pennsboro vs. Steelton-Highspire
Easton vs. Bethlehem Catholic
Exeter Township. vs. Berks Catholic
Freedom vs. Riverside
Gateway vs. Penn-Trafford
Greenville vs. Sharpsville
Harbor Creek vs. Fort LeBeouf
Haverford vs. Garnet Valley
Jersey Shore vs. Selinsgrove
Juniata vs. Huntingdon
Lehighton vs. North Schuylkill
Littlestown vs. Delonte Catholic
Manheim Central vs. Cocalico
Parkland vs. Whitehall
Pennsbury vs. Bensalem
Quaker Valley vs. Hopewell
Red Lion vs. Northeastern
River Dell vs. Shippensburg
Seth LaSalle vs. Apollo Ridge
Wellsboro vs. Muncy
Williamsport vs. Scranton

Well, not what I expected. Great bounce back from the Rovers. I think they're probably somewhere between how they played last week and how they played this week.

#6 Easton at #3 Parkland (State Rankings by PennLive)

Easton travels to Orefield to take on Parkland in the biggest early season game in the EPC South. Since Rich Snisack turned Parkland into a powerhouse in the mid-1990s, this has been the premier rivalry in the Lehigh Valley. Since 1996, either Easton or Parkland has been in every District 11 final except for 2008 (Liberty vs. Freedom). Easton and Parkland have met for the title in 2003, 2009, 2013, and 2014 and met in the playoffs in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016 with Easton winning the first 6 and Parkland taking the last 5. Recently, the Trojans have dominated the Red Rovers, winning five straight and six of the last seven. Since 1999, Easton and Parkland are 13-13 against each other.

This year’s match up pits a pair of great defenses against each other. Parkland and Easton have given up a combined 23 offensive points. Easton has yielded 142 rushing yards in three games (1.8 yards per carry), while Parkland has given up just 73 yards in the air (1.3 yards per attempt!). Both are fast and physical and we can expect a low scoring affair.

Parkland Offense: The Parkland offense has depended heavily on the ground game and the running of tailback Jahan Worth. Worth is a monster (6’1 235) and one of the toughest players in the state to bring down in the open field. They’ll line up two tight ends and a fullback and try to bully teams at the point of attack. Quarterback Michael Ruisch is an efficient player with size (6’5 195) to survey the field and a good arm to push the ball downfield. The offensive line, though smaller than in years past, has probably the best individual lineman in the conference in left tackle Kobe Thomas (6’4 280). A lot of their rushing success has been going right behind the star tackle.

Easton Offense: The Red Rovers have been pass happy by their standards early in the year. Quarterback Scott Poulson missed last week with a minor injury but should be good to go this evening. He’s a really good athlete with a strong arm and some pocket mobility. He also has an array of huge receivers to throw to in Jake Herres (6’5), Mikey Dunlap (6’3), Eddie Olsen (6’2) and Luke Nimeh (6’2). Herres has FBS offers and is one of the most dangerous receivers in a conference loaded with them. The offensive line is very good in pass protection, particularly the two tackles, Trevor Storm (6’7 235) and Elek Ferency (6’4 265). Both are light on their feet and athletic enough to handle speed rushers and have the size and power to take on the bulrush. And their interior line really can run block, particularly sophomore center Patrick Shupp (6’4 295) who looks every bit like an FBS recruit on the inside. The run game was much improved last week against Freedom, thanks in part to a commitment to running between the tackles rather than to the outside.

Parkland Defense: They’re awesome. Not a ton of fancy packages or blitzes. They get pressure from the line, particularly end Xavier Huff and tackle Jeremy Sell, and that frees up the back-7 to really take control of the game. Worth is one of the best linebackers in Pennsylvania, he was All State as a junior and has improved in just about every fact of the game. Outside backer Mason Malozzi is also an All State type talent and those two just wreak havoc. The rebuilt secondary (3 new starters) has been very good so far. It also helps a secondary look good when quarterbacks have no time to throw, which has been the case thanks to such excellent defensive line play.

Easton Defense: Similarly, the Red Rovers has suffocated opposing offenses so far. The strength of the Rover defense is in the secondary, which has four returning starters, all of whom are rangy (corners are 5’11 and 6’2 and safeties are 6’2 and 6’3) and can run. Katrell Thompson is the best cover guy in the Valley. Because of this, they are free to blitz and put a ton of pressure on the quarterback and in the run game. They also have a deep and talented defensive line, led by defensive end Trevor Storm. Storm has been a headache this year, with three sacks, a blocked punt, and a ton of tipped passes at the line disrupting opposing offenses. Partner in crime EJ Simmons is likely out this evening with an injury, which is a huge blow (he leads the team in tackles) but junior Darien Lee (6’2 220) has played a ton of snaps and can really rush the passer.

Match Up to Watch: Trevor Storm versus Kobe Thomas will go a long way to deciding this football game. If Thomas can keep Storm at bay, the Parkland offense can get a lot of things going, both running and throwing the football. Storm has a great first step and good bend to get around really good tackles in his pass rush, if he can beat Thomas off of the corner, that will make Parkland one dimensional. But if Thomas gets up under his pads and can drive him off the ball in the run game, Worth will be going over his star left tackle all evening. How Storm and company do up front in general will be huge, because Parkland’s recent dominance has been thanks to their offensive line dominating the Easton front.

Easton Wins If: If the Red Rovers can throw the football like they did against Stroudsburg and Liberty that will open the run game up and give them big play capability. If they can get guys in the box and stop Worth from getting a head of steam, they can control the Parkland run game.

Parkland Wins If: Parkland has dominated the Easton run game recently, and if Easton can’t move the football on the ground they’re toast. If Parkland’s offensive line bullies the Easton front and Worth has another monster night, the Trojans will roll.

The Pick: We will know a lot more about the Easton football team at about 9:00 this evening. In 2009, Easton announced it was back by winning a week 3 slugfest with the Andre Williams Parkland team, and rode that momentum all the way to a District 11 title. On the flip side, if Parkland comes out and dominates again, it looks like another good, but not great, year for the Red Rovers. Parkland 21-10

LIVE SCORES : SEPT. 22

Friday September 22

1 SAINT JOSEPH'S PREP 7 2Q


ARCHBISHOP CARROLL 0



4 DOWNINGTOWN EAST 21 3Q


BISHOP SHANAHAN 7



5 GARNET VALLEY 14 2Q


STRATH HAVEN 0



6 COATESVILLE 42 2Q


WC HENDERSON 0



7 SPRINGFIELD-DELCO 27 3Q


PENNCREST 0



MCDONOGH (MD) 14 2Q


9 MALVERN PREP 0



HILL SCHOOL 0 2Q


10 EPISCOPAL ACADEMY 28



20 OWEN J. ROBERTS 0 2Q


13 PERKIOMEN VALLEY 14



14 POTTSGROVE 35 2Q


UPPER MERION 0



OXFORD 0 2Q


16 UNIONVILLE 33



BOYERTOWN 27 2Q


METHACTON 0



POPE JOHN PAUL II 14 3Q


POTTSTOWN 0



UPPER PERKIOMEN 17 3Q


PHOENIXVILLE 9



SUN VALLEY 6 3Q


KENNETT 6



OCTORARA 0 2Q


WEST CHESTER RUSTIN 35



AVON GROVE 28 2Q


WEST CHESTER EAST 7



GLEN MILLS 30 4Q


WEST PHILADELPHIA 7



SPRINGSIDE-CHESTNUT HILL 48 FINAL


GEORGE WASHINGTON 13



BRISTOL 0 1Q


ACADEMY OF PALUMBO 0



MIFFLIN COUNTY 0 1Q


WYOMISSING 0



BERKS CATHOLIC 0 1Q


LANCASTER CATHOLIC 0



CONRAD WEISER 0 1Q


FLEETWOOD 0



MUHLENBERG 0 1Q


DANIEL BOONE 0



EXETER 0 1Q


GOVERNOR MIFFLIN 0



HAMBURG 0 1Q


MAHONOY AREA 0



KUTZTOWN 0 2Q


NATIVITY BVM 7



CONWELL-EGAN 34 2Q


SCHUYLKILL VALLEY 0



SUSQUEHANNOCK 14 2Q


TWIN VALLEY 14



MORRISVILLE 0 2Q


PERRYVILLE 20



CARDINAL O'HARA 7 3Q


BONNER-PRENDERGAST 0



WEST CATHOLIC 14 2Q


LANSDALE CATHOLIC 14

1 Pine Richland 4-0, D7; Big changes in the rankings this week but not with these guys who continue rolling over everything in their path, downing previously undefeated Penn Hills 43-6. No real surprise there unless more was expected from PH. Decent balance with Phil Jurkovec throwing for 168 yards and running back Jordan Crawford rushing for 138 yards on 16 carries. To date the Rams have outscored opponents 179-42 with the toughest part of the schedule up next, traveling to Bethel Park this week followed by a home game against Central Catholic. Its crunch time and a Wpial playoff preview with undefeated Bethel Park looking like the top dog in the competitive Southeastern Conference with Mt. Lebanon their biggest threat. Pine Richland looks like they’ll run away with the Northern with comparatively pedestrian attacks at Central Catholic and North Allegheny. But all of that comes after what could be a stiff challenge from Bethel Park, by far their toughest opponent to date. The Black Hawks proved they can bang with the big boys defeating North Allegheny in the opener 35-15. They owned the clock and had nearly 350 yards rushing in that one. Humm!

2 Cumberland Valley 3-0, D3; Cumberland Valley jumped on Bishop McDevitt early and often, racing out to a 21-3 first half lead then coasting to a 49-23 blowout win. Few do that to McDevitt except DeMatha and the likes. For an offense that often just pounds you stupid with painful drives, they used the big play in this one featuring 47 and 58-yard rushing scores, an 82-yard kickoff return for six and a 99-yard fumble return for another score. They’re looking better every week with the win against Coatesville in the opener and now a road win against struggling Bishop McDevitt (2-2). Tough times for McDevitt in their new digs with losses to Harrisburg 34-0 and now CV. 49-23. They’re home this week to hapless Chambersburg (0-3) who forfeited last week’s game to Red Lion.

3 Pittsburgh Central Catholic 3-1, D7; Make that 3 in a row since the disaster in Erie with last week’s 42-14 throttling of Hempfield at beautiful Spartan Stadium. The Spartans are an extremely young group (inexperienced OL, soph Qb) playing without their starting quarterback Justin Sliwoski while starting sophomore Blake Remeley in his place. Sophomore starting quarterbacks in 6A! But it was still an impressive win where Central Catholic got it going offensively, particularly with Qb Troy Fisher completing 15 of 23 for 234 yards and 3 touchdowns. Their average score in games played since the Cathedral loss is 32-7. Seneca Valley is next, a 2-1 team they routed last year 42-14.

4 State College 3-0, D6; State High is looking real good against a real weak schedule blasting McCaskey 45-12, Hollidaysburg 55-27 and Mifflin County’s Huskies last week 56-7. But they are playing a lot of people and getting a rhythm for the coming Mid Penn wars. This one was no contest, building a 49-0 half time lead then coasting, holding Mifflin County to 109 yards rushing and 73 through the air. They had 4 rushing Tds, 2 touchdown tosses, one by Qb Tommy Friberg, another by tailback Triston Lyons….a pick returned 44-yards for a score plus a fumble in the end zone for another 6. Always a good sign doing what’s expected of you against a weaker opponent. They come to the Harrisburg area Friday to play Mechanicsburg’s other team, the Mechanicsburg Wildcats, getting a taste of the area before a return trip to Mechanicsburg to play Cumberland Valley 2 weeks later.

5 Bethel Park 3-0, D7; What’s with the schedule maker giving the Black Hawks’ crossover games with North Allegheny and Central Catholic? After slamming Norwin 27-7 while holding them to 16 rush yards plus the season opening 35-15 win against North Allegheny and Pine Richland coming in Friday, we’ll see if they’re up to the task. They were last year in Gibsonia losing a tough one 31-24 then again in Districts, 35-32. Bethel’s pounding methodical offense (232 rushing vs Norwin) may give the Rams fits as the O-Line is veteran, large and physical, with a supporting defensive cast (16 rush yds for Norwin) that is under rated, allowing but 29 points. And it’s the right offense to slow the Rams down if they can prevent a runaway 14-0 1st quarter, putting them in a hole. About Bethel’s D, maybe it’s time for young talent like sophomore DE Aaron Beatty (6-4, 210) to get some props! He’s one of the unsung heroes of the team that will get some needed recognition if they come away with the win. There’s a lot of good football played in the South Hills.

6 Central Dauphin 2-1, D3; Last week’s win against Wilson at Wilson may be just the tonic that pulls this young team together. That and Qb Brady Straub performing like the quarterback Coach McNamee needs for his system to fire on all cylinders. Straub went a blistering 12 of 18 for 248 yards while the D did what the Ram D often does in shutting the Bulldogs down to 49 yards rushing in a 28-20 win. 49 yards! Carlisle’s undefeated Thundering Herd are next coming to Landis off a weak schedule. But in a tight Mid Penn race in the most competitive Big School conference (top to bottom) in the state….Central Dauphin 2-1, Harrisburg 4-0, Cumberland Valley 3-0, CD East 3-0 and State College 3-0….you can’t afford a slip up with Carlisle 3-0 sandwiched between Wilson and Cumberland Valley. Having said that, CD should crush these guys.

7 Mt Lebanon 3-1, D7; Mt. Lebanon survived a real scare from Canon McMillan but hung on to edge the Big Macs 24-17. Canon McMillan had no answer for Aiden Cain who caught 9 passes for 214 yards. Running back Antonio LaSoto had a strong outing as well rushing for 115 yards. Have to mention C-Mac’s rising sophomore Qb Tre Lewis (6-2, 180) who completed 20 of 28 passes for 258 yards. Like we said last week, they have some people that can hurt you and will score points. Still, it was a nice road win for Lebo who should move to 4-1 with a win at Altoona this week. After that comes a great inter-conference matchup with North Allegheny.

8 Manheim Township 2-1, D3; Township plummeted in the rankings from 4th to 8th after getting manhandled by Governor Mifflin 49-14, at home! This comes on the heels of Mifflin getting pounded themselves by undefeated 5A Cocalico the week before, 42-21. No shame ever losing to one of central PA’s top programs, but a 49-14 drubbing speaks to other issues (no injuries), possibly an inflated ego routing South Western 42-0 the week before after the big win against Central Dauphin in the opener. At any rate, Governor Mifflin’s Mustangs pounded them, rolling up a 424 to 142 total yardage advantage with their big back Isaac Ruoss (6-1, 215, sr) running roughshod for 282 yards on 32 carries. Quite a stud. The big question is will they bounce back? Hempfield’s 2-1 Black Knights, down the road in Landisville are no one to mess with, so we’ll know something about their character after this one. District-3 football is a study in parity this year with Central Dauphin, Manheim, and Wilson learning that the last few weeks.

9 Wilson 1-2, D3; You don’t often see Wilson at 1-2 but that’ll happen with a demanding schedule of Governor Mifflin, Spring Ford and Central Dauphin along with 7 and 8-pt losses. That tough slate will set them up for a run at their 10th straight LL-Section One title, beginning this week at home. There is not a lot to say about last week’s 28-20 loss to Central Dauphin with the maturation of Ram’s Qb Brady Straub mentioned above coupled with their defense in beast mode, holding them to 49 yards rushing. But give them credit coming back from a 28-6 deficit in the 3rd quarter. The next opponent is Warwick (2-1). They are a 35-27 loss to undefeated 5A muscle team Manheim Central from being undefeated, and they kept it close last year against Wilson losing 14-10. The Warriors are still the Warriors, wanting to beat you down with a big line and decent D. Their Qb this year is Grayson Kline, 6-5 225 pound senior who can fling it. This is a dangerous veteran team where Wilson can lose so expect them to come out on fire, pulling out all the stops to prevent a 1-3 start. Hard embracing Wilson after two losses but there are still a lot of good parts and strong history with this team.

10 North Allegheny 2-2, D7; This was a tough decision whether to put North Allegheny in the 10 spot, Central Dauphin East, Erie High or Warwick. Everyone knew North Allegheny would rout Shaler but it was still a great confidence builder after the 14-7 loss to Central Catholic the week before. 55-7 feel goods! Plus it snapped a 2 game losing streak and allowed the offense to get in gear following the 14-7 knockdown, drag-out affair with the Vikings. Racking up 410 total yards of offense is impressive against anyone. So is the 126 yards allowed. That should set them up well for consecutive road trips to Butler and Mt. Lebanon. If Butler’s first 3 games are any indication, they won’t offer much, having allowed 117 points through 3 games.

Wk 4
Last week: 2-1
Overall: 6-3

Truman (4-0) @ Neshaminy (3-1) (-2.5)
How bout them Tigers? Truman is a feel good story out of the SOL National at 4-0 and a legit shot at competing for the league title this year. With a road trip to Neshaminy, Truman will be tested for the first time this season after beating up on winless Methacton & Tennent, and 1 win Avon Grove and CR South. The speed of their backfield with RBs Sayyid Saunders and David Akwinde will give Neshaminy fits all night with the misdirection of the Wing-T. Look for Neshaminy to take advantage of every opportunity on O to score by finding stud TE/H-Back Oleh Manzyk along with the Hebron brothers out of the backfield. Could Neshaminy lose again at home? I think that Truman’s speed and execution of the Wing-T will keep it close but I think Neshaminy will provide the reality check of an easy non-league schedule for the Tigers…Neshaminy 24-21

North Penn (2-2) (-4.5) @ Pennridge (3-1)
This game will be huge step in playoff jockeying. If Pennridge gets by NP this week, they could be looking at a top 2 seed in 6A. If NP wins, they could be back in position to get a 1st round home game & getting in the conversation for a top 4 seed by winning out and finishing 8-2. The switch to Justis Henley at QB last week proved the spark they needed, as it seems like Beck will use his athletic ability to keep defenses off balance until their starter returns. Pennridge is a stellar D headlined by monster LB Nick Tarburton, PSU commit, and is only giving up 8.2 PPG. I could see it being a battle decided in the trenches in a good, old school, Bucks-Mont battle. I’m convinced that Beck has figured out the defensive struggles that plagued the Knights against LaSalle and D-East. The QB switch will prove to be the difference this week as the Knights win on the road in a tough league game…NP 28-20

OJR (4-0) @ Perk Valley (3-1) (-6.5)
The PAC seems to be a wide open race this season with traditional big school powers Spring-Ford and Perk Valley coming back to the pack a little. OJR is having a great start to the season but haven’t played anyone yet. Perk Valley has played a much tougher schedule and owns a shutout against D-West and a good road win against Upper Dublin. The Vikings will spread OJR out and force them to cover QB Cole Peterlin in space. While they don’t have the skill they have had in years past, I expect that their depth on the O & D-lines will make the difference for the Vikings at home…Perk Valley 33-21

Thoughts on pennridge chances this year? Think this could be a close one.

Add top performers by replying here!

Aaron Tutino, Ligonier Valley 124 yards receiving
Aaron Young, Coatesville 3 TD runs
Aidan Cain, Mt. Lebanon 124 yards receiving
Alexandros Milios, Southern Lehigh 19-yard game winning field goal
Amir Gillis, Gratz 149 yards passing and 2 TDs
Amonte Strothers, Steel Valley 108 yards receiving
Austin Graybill, Mt. Lebanon 101 yards receiving
Avante McKenzie, Aliquippa 125 yards rushing
Bailey Lincoski, Beth-Center 200 yards passing
Ben Wright, Penn Manor 3 TDs
Brady Wakler, Gateway 235 yards passing
Brady Walker, Gateway 235 yards passing
Brandon Brubaker, Cocalico 108 yards rushing
Brandon Lipford, Montour 120 yards receiving
Brandon Mozeleski, Old Forge 238 yards rushing and 2 TDs
Brandon Nolder, South Allegheny 207 yards passing
Brassir Stocker, Downingtown East 108 yards rushing
Brian DeSchon, Bishop Canevin 123 yards receiving
Caleb Collins, Rochester 140 yards rushing
Caleb Eisel, Ringgold 205 yards passing
Caleb Lisbon, Penn-Trafford 187 yards rushing
Carlinos Acie, McKeesport 124 yards rushing
Cole Calior, Blackhawk 95 yards receiving
Cole Konieczka, Moon 176 yards passing
Colin Phillips, California 138 yards passing
Connor Uhrig, Wilson 119 yards passing
Davonte Williams, Sto-Rox 154 yards rushing
Dayln Brickner, Beaver Falls 161 yards rushing
Deonte Ross, Valley 286 yards rushing
Derek Johncour, Avonworth 139 yards passing
Derek Lockhart, South Allegheny 161 yards receiving
Derrick Lockhart, South Allegheny 161 yards receiving
Dino Tomlin, Shady Side Academy 167 yards receiving
Dominic Fundy, Beth-Center 142 yards rushing
Drew Saxton, South Fayette 270 yards passing
Dustin Shoaf, Yough 277 yards rushing
Dylan Kern, Trinity 171 yards passing
Eric Wilson, Sto-Rox 143 yards passing
Ethan Moore, Quaker Valley 148 yards rushing
Gavin Martik, Elizabeth Forward 204 yards receiving
Geno Pellegrini, Charleroi 133 yards passing
Hayden Gallagher, Hickory 214 yards passing
Hunter Perry, Charleroi 136 yards rushing
Iggy Reynoso, Wilson 272 yards rushing and five touchdowns
Israel Selassie, Easton 269 yards rushing and 2 TDs
J.J. Igims, Avonworth 142 yards rushing
Jack Hansberry, Upper St. Clair 181 yards passing
Jack Salopek, Norwin 256 yards passing
Jackson Hall, New Brighton 175 yards passing
James Stocker, Mt. Lebanon 276 yards passing
Jared Colton, Deer Lakes 106 yards receiving
Jared Colton, Deer Lakes 106 yards receiving
Jelani Stafford, California 155 yards rushing
JJ Igims, Avonworth 142 yards rushing
Joe Meinert, C.W. North Catholic 174 yards rushing
Joe Meinert, CW North Catholic 174 yards rushing
Joe Zubillaga, Unionville 3 TDs
Joey Koroly, Trinity 358 yards rushing
John Gay IV, Penn-Trafford 148 yards rushing
John Gay, Penn-Trafford 142 yards rushing
John Harper, McKeesport 203 yards rushing
Jose Barbon, Conestoga Valley 3 TD catches
Josh Balcarcel, Delaware Valley 125 yards rushing
Josiah Edwards, Penn Manor 2 TDs
Justin Sliwoski, Hempfield 216 yards passing
Justin Vigna, Thomas Jefferson 143 yards rushing
Kam Williams, Steel Valley 163 yards rushing
Kameron Williams, Steel Valley 140 yards rushing
Kavon Morman, Montour 192 yards passing
Keaton Ellis, State College 3 TDs
Layton Jordan, McKeesport 288 yards rushing
Lionel Deanes, Seton LaSalle 258 yards rushing
Logan Bitar, Burrell 214 yards rushing
Logan Harmon, Apollo-Ridge 161 yards rushing
Logan Pfrogner, Belle Vernon 110 yards receiving
Logan Pfrogner, Belle-Vernon 110 yards receiving
Luke Michalek, Butler 137 yards rushing
Mahlik Strozier, Rochester 143 yards rushing
Marcial Ramos, Millville 3 TDs
Max Maciejewski, Ringgold 103 yards receiving
Max Maciejewski, Ringgold 103 yards receiving
Maxwell Reamer, Shenango 130 yards passing
Michael Tomlin, Shady Side Academy 167 yards receiving
Michigan Daub, Northern Lebanon 3 TD passes
Nate Leopold, Franklin Regional 136 yards passing
Nate McCuthcheon, Mohawk 144 yards receiving
Nathan McCutcheon, Mohawk 144 yards receiving
Nicholas Wheeler, Mohawk 232 yards passing
Nick Gizzo, Fox Chapel 187 yards passing
Nick Welsh, Washington 181 yards rushing
Nick Wheeler, Mohawk 232 yards passing
Payton Stewart, Blackhawk 202 yards passing
Phil Jurkovec, Pine-Richland 355 yards passing
Rahsul Faison, Pottsgrove 278 yards rushing and 5 TDs
Ray Falcone, Pine-Richland 128 yards receiving
Raymond Falcone, Pine-Richland 118 yards receiving
Ronnie McGill, East Allegheny 115 yards receiving
Ronnie McGill, East Allegheny 119 yards receiving
Ryan Obiso, Delaware Valley 100 yards rushing
Ryhan Culberson, Fort Cherry 222 yards rushing
Seth Cohen, Highlands 140 yards passing
Shane Stump, Thomas Jefferson 148 yards passing
Skyy Moore, Shady Side Academy 129 yards rushing
Skyy Moore, Shady Side Academy 182 yards passing
Surron Adams, Northgate 139 yards rushing
Tamaine Underwood, East Allegheny 240 yards passing
Tanner Schwilk, Conestoga Valley 3 TD passes
Teddy Ruffner, Mars 139 yards rushing
Terrance Derr, Berks Catholic 126 yards passing and 3 TDs
Tom Kyle, Upper St. Clair 132 yards receiving
Tommy Friberg, State College 170 yards passing
Tre’Sean Howard, Clairton 259 yards rushing
Tre'Sean Howard, Clairton 259 yards rushing
Trevon Adams, Steel Valley 124 yards rushing
Troy Fisher, Central Catholic 134 yards passing
Turner White, North Allegheny 146 yards rushing
Wil Gruber, Hickory 141 yards receiving
Will Hirt, North Hills 318 yards passing
Zach Rocco, C. W. North Catholic 247 yards passing
Zach Rosa, Freedom 166 yards passing
Zachary Benedek, Elizabeth Forward 357 yards passing
Zack Rocco, CW North Catholic 247 yards passing
Zaier Harrison, Cornell 216 yards passing

I am happy for Coach Watkins and his McDevitt squad. Off to a 4-0 start and took down Cardinal O'Hara this past weekend.
Coach Watkins has some young talent on that roster. PCL Blue title is most likely out of reach this season however they have some solid building blocks set for future success.

O'Hara, however, might have set the record for the weakest preseason schedule in the PCL ever.

np up 28-0 in 3rd... np has a new QB #5... the kid is on fire having a great game

or Spicy, looks like he is trying to save his soul from the Trumptardian regime

5A Breakdown includes top games from the weekend, elite performers, what to watch this week, and more!

Here is what stood out to us:

Another game, another shutout
Harrisburg 45, Pottsville 0

This schedule will pay down the road
St. Joseph's Prep 27, Archbishop Wood 7

What can they learn from this loss?
Palisades 35, Southern Lehigh 17

On a roll
Upper St. Clair 42, Baldwain 12

The offensive fireworks keep improving
Gateway 54, Armstrong 13

Elite Performances

Tanner Schwilk
Conestoga Valley
415 yards passing and 5 TDs

Cameron Roth
Garden Spot
346 yards passing and 5 TDs

Zachary Gardner
Twin Valley
184 yards passing and 2 TDs

Ethan Parvel
Whitehall
172 yards passing and 2 TDs

Brayden Long
New Oxford
211 yards passing and 3 TDs

Christian Cole
Oil City
150 yards rushing and 1 TDs

Nick Sarangoulis
Exeter Township
186 yards rushing

Kareem Burton
Academy Park
106 yards rushing

Braxton Marrero
Whitehall
113 yards rushing and 1 TD

Jose Barbon
Conestoga Valley
98 yards receiving and 2 TDs

Owen Buhr
New Oxford
169 yards receiving and 2 TDs

Jacob Arndt
Garden Spot
178 yards receiving and 3 TDs

Tyre Stead
Conestoga Valley
205 yards receiving and 4 TDs

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

Games to Watch

Cocalico vs. Elizabethtown

Downington East vs. Bishop Shanahan

Exeter Township vs. Governor Mifflin

Hampton vs. Gateway

Haverford vs. Maple Newton

Oxford vs. Unionville

Southern Lehigh vs. Saucon Valley

St. Joseph's Prep vs. Archbishop Carroll

Strath Haven vs. Garnet Valley

Whitehall vs. Easton

William Penn vs. Red Lion

4A Breakdown includes top games from the weekend, elite performers, what to watch this week, and more!

Here is what stood out to us:

Four games, 203-points scored
Cathedral Prep 62, Benedictine 28

A tight loss to learn from
Bishop McDevitt 10 Cardinal O'Hara 7

Coming down to the wire
Belle Vernon 17, Ringgold 14

Only getting better
Imhotep Charter 53, Central 0

Three games, seven points allowed
Thomas Jefferson 48, Greensburg Salem 0

Elite Performances

Logan Leiby
Selinsgrove
219 yards passing and 2 TDs

Joseph Mischler
Cathedral Prep
507 yards passing and 5 TDs

Matt Miller
DuBois
272 yards passing and 3 TDs

Ryan Adams
Big Spring
101 yards rushing and 1 TD

Onasis Neely
East Pennsboro
293 yards passing and 5 TDs

Rahsul Faison
Pottsgrove
156 yards passing and 1 TD

Zack Jayne
Athens
205 yards passing and 2 TDs

John Eakin
Bradford
126 yards passing and 1 TD

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Games to Watch

Athen vs. Towanda

Middletown vs. East Pennsboro

North Pocono vs. Delaware Valley

Selinsgrove vs. Berwick

Shikellamy vs. Williamsport

Southern Lehigh vs. Saucon Valley

3A Breakdown includes top games from the weekend, elite performers, what to watch this week, and more!

Here is what stood out to us:

Making plays late
Wyomissing, Blue Mountain 21

Momentum on their side
Notre Dame-Green Pond 35, Northern Lehigh 14

Their toughest game of the year
Scranton Prep 35, Dallas 17

Third shutout in four tries
Aliquippa 50, Freeport 0

Elite Performances

Cole Defranco
Notre Dame-Green Pond
166 yards passing and 2 TDs

Connor Watkins
Loyalsock Township
253 yards passing and 2 TDs

Adam Cecere
Forest Hills
193 yards passing and 2 TDs

Jesse Capriotti
New Hope-Solebury
225 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Ian Border
Huntingdon
277 yards rushing and 1 TD

Trystan Detwiler
Central
183 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Dustin Shoaf
Yough
204 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Gerald Ross
Loyalsock Township
159 yards receiving and 1 TD

Gerald Grube III
Notre Dame-Green Pond
168 yards receiving and 1 TD

Parker Mitchell
Tyrone
101 yards receiving and 1 TD

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Games to Watch

Central Valley vs. Quaker Valley

Central vs. Bald Eagle Area

Danville vs. Central Columbia

Forest Gills vs. Bishop Guilfoyle

Middletown vs. East Pennsboro

Mount Carmel vs. North Schuykill

Newport vs. Susquenita

Panther Valley vs. Lehighton

South Park vs. Deny

Southern Columbia Area vs. Lewisburg

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

Here is what stood out to us:

An elite schedule continues
St. Joseph's Prep 27, Archbishop Wood 7

Four games, 40+ per game
Pine Richland 43, Penn Hills 6

Fireworks offensively
Cumberland Valley 49, Bishop McDevitt 23

A strong showing defensively
Bethel Park 27, Norwin 7

What can they learn from the lopsided loss?
Parkland 42, Easton 7

Elite Performances

Ryan Wolk, Hazleton
280 yards passing and 3 TDs

Brody Mcandrew, Neshaminy
187 yards passing and 2 TDs

Jack Salopek, Norwin
236 yards passing

TJ Pergine, Spring-Ford
183 yards passing and 3 TDs

Justin Defrancesco, Spring-Ford
245 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Nyzair Smith, Dallastow
166 yards rushing and 3 TDs

Turner White, North Allegheny
124 yards rushing and 2 TDs

Antonio Lasota, Mt. Lebanon
111 yards rushing and 1 TD

Christian Patrick, Quakertown
142 yards rushing

Aidan Cain, Mt. Lebanon
212 yards receiving and 2 TDs

Chris Lochetta, Central Bucks East
113 yards receiving and 1 TD

John Piekut, Norwin
12 tackles

Eugene Sheppard III, Penn Wood
11 tackles

Anthony Scillia, Delaware Valley
13 tackles

Tyler King, Pine-Richland
12 tackles

Nick Levinski, Quakertown
13 tackles

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Games to Watch

Bethel Park vs. Pine Richland

Carlisle vs. Central Dauphin

Central Bucks West vs. Bensalem

Downington East vs. Bishop Shanahan

Haverford vs. Maple Newton

North Pocono vs. Delaware Valley

Owen J. Roberts vs. Perkiomen Valley

Parkland vs. Freedom

St. Joseph's Prep vs. Archbishop Carroll

Whitehall vs. Easton

Week 4

Truman (3-0) vs. CR South (1-2)

Christian Jabbar (CRS QB) is one of the most under rated players in the area. Truman is a great story and a team that I think will contend for a playoff spot. But their schedule has been very soft. I expect CRS to win a close tight game late behind Jabbar.

CRS 21-20

Bensalem (3-0) vs. Abington (2-1)

The Owls go on the road for the 4th straight week. Expect a close game. Because the Owls have had nothing but close games thus far and going all the way back to last season. Look for the Owls to get some revenge on the Ghosts from last yr. They will find a way late once again.

Bensalem 20-14

Neshaminy (2-1) vs. CR North (1-2)

This game was over quick last yr. Neshaminy goes on the road for the first time this season and CRN couldn't of caught the Skins at a worse time. CRN won't have an answer for all the Skins weapons and a angry Skins team at that.

Neshaminy 35-6

Any thoughts on Trump turning into a Democrat? He may go as far as joining Sander's "Medicare for all"!! Reluctant? Sammy?? Gingy???

I know this thread probably won't get much response but PJP literally has a chance to run the table going into their last game at Pottsgrove for the PAC10 Frontier Division title. I'm sure they are not given much chance in that game but serious kudos to this squad on their 4th straight win without a loss.

Does anyone know much about them this year and do they have a chance to make a run in District 1, AAAA?

to all the slugs who came out of the rocks to back your boy wood, I told you he stinks and his OC is even worse and just a reminder for all you dopes he only won last year because they were decker's kids. Now we are seeing the real staff come out and like I said before and I will stink by my comments he stinks. So all of you owe me an apology and I will let you apologize on here if you want you slugs

combined 5 straight losses between theses two rivals. Can't remember last time that's happened.

Guess I know where I'll be on thanksgiving