The 10-game Colonial League schedule doesn't allow for any non-league games...so it's not until the post-season that teams can show others how tough they are.
Defending 2A state runner-up Wilson won its first Colonial League title since 1989 this season, and began the post-season with a familiar foe, Palmerton from the Colonial League, a team the Warriors struggled with during the regular season. The Warriors beat the Blue Bombers 22-21 in a come from behind fashion in October.
Saturday Wilson took its first step to returning to Hershey by beating Palmerton 28-14 to improve its record to 11-0 against the Colonial League this year. Next stop the District 1-11 semifinals against....yes another Colonial League foe, Pen Argyl a team it beat 21-0 several weeks ago.
To read about the Warriors win over Palmerton, please click on our headline "Wilson Continues To Rule Colonial League...Even In The Post-Season".
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