Garnet is smashing its opponents. Quakertown just came off a big win against a Downingtown East squad. Ridley knocked off the number 1 seed North Penn.
Nick, this is what I thought of them last Mar/Apr and obviously feel that way now. I don't know they can slow them down as you phrased it, doubt it, but they might be able to keep up, stay with them a while. G-Val is a brute, they wear you down, then throw one over the top.
Qtown had a nice win last week at Downingtown who seems to have lost something (injury, confidence) after the Coatesville loss., narrow vs Spg Fd. Don't think Q is ready or prepared per schedule for what they'll face Friday.
At 12-0 they're obviously doing something right.
10 Quakertown 5-3 6A (63-52, 30-25, 16-15)
Really strange putting these guys here until you review last year’s stats and scores to see what a decent team they were….with many of last year’s parts back in the fold. Remember, their losses were competitive losses, losing to Souderton (7-1) in the opener 28-23 (Q leading 17-12 at ½), Perk Val (6-2) 35-28, PV scoring 21 unanswered pts, and the 91st Thanksgiving Day annual toss-up with Pennridge (7-1) 21-14 where the Rams scored 14 4th quarter points for the win. And, they were a young group last year in a lot of positions their skill people including quarterback Will Steich (5-11, 160, sr, 56%, 1135, 16/2,
1st Team Continental) and RB/CB Tyler Woodman (5-9, 175, sr, 69/430, 1st Team) and Zach Fondl (6-0, 180, sr, 22/330, 2nd Team)
. OL/DL Fred Retter (6-2, 235, sr) and OL Anthony Schiller (6-2, 260, sr) return to the lines with LB Kaden Roesener (5-11, 195, sr, 51 tackles), LB/DB Tyler Woodman (28 tackles), LB Dylan Harrison (6-3, 175, sr, 17 tackles) also back. They look to be able to survive graduations with enough coming back. And if QB Steich picks up where he left off!