By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
Liberty is back in familiar territory. Saturday the Hurricanes beat George Washington 30-13 to advance to the Pennsylvania AAAA eastern championship game next week against North Penn. The Hurricanes only loss this year was to North Penn 23-15 during the opening week of the regular season. Liberty finished 2005 and 2006 as state runner-up. Click here for game story.
Liberty vs. George Washington Highlights from Service Electric
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Quarterfinals
AAAA
Liberty 30 George Washington 13
Wilson West Lawn 35 Cumberland Valley 7 Click here for game story
AA
Lancaster Catholic 41 Mt. Carmel 28 Click here for game story
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Friday, November 28, 2008
Pennsylvania High School Football Scoreboard - Quarterfinals
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Friday, November 28, 2008
Quarterfinals
AAAA
North Penn 28 Neshaminy 0
Bethel Park 17 State College 14
AAA
Selinsgrove 14, Berwick 6
Archbishop Wood 37, West Chester Rustin 7
Thomas Jefferson 35, Erie Strong Vincent 21
West York 15, Manheim Central 7 Click here for game story
AA
Philadelphia West Catholic 49, Dunmore 21
Aliquippa 42, Karns City 14
Wilmington 21, Martinsburg Central 19
A
Schuylkill Haven 43, Riverside 38
Steelton-Highspire 27, Bishop McCort 9
Clairton 26, Windber 0
Farrell 31, Cameron 0
Friday, November 28, 2008
Quarterfinals
AAAA
North Penn 28 Neshaminy 0
Bethel Park 17 State College 14
AAA
Selinsgrove 14, Berwick 6
Archbishop Wood 37, West Chester Rustin 7
Thomas Jefferson 35, Erie Strong Vincent 21
West York 15, Manheim Central 7 Click here for game story
AA
Philadelphia West Catholic 49, Dunmore 21
Aliquippa 42, Karns City 14
Wilmington 21, Martinsburg Central 19
A
Schuylkill Haven 43, Riverside 38
Steelton-Highspire 27, Bishop McCort 9
Clairton 26, Windber 0
Farrell 31, Cameron 0
Pennsylvania High School Football Scoreboard - Thanksgiving Day
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
I said it all week long...throw out the records when it comes to Turkey Day high school football. Easton proved it Thursday beating arch-rival Phillipsburg (NJ) 35-14 in a game that saw the Red Rovers enter the contest with a 6-6 record and the Stateliners ready to play for a New Jersey state title next weekend.
Easton jumped out to a 35-0 halftime lead and never looked back taking a 57-40-5 lead in the all-time series. The victory was also the 131st of head coach Steve Shiffert's career, which ties him with Bob Rute for #1 on all-time victories list. Shiffert also equalled Rute's mark of 11 wins against the Liners. Shiffert is 11-4-1 all-time on Turkey Day.
Click here for game story.
Highlights Easton/Phillipsburg from Service Electric
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Bartram Charter 42, Del-Val Charter 0
Boyertown 16, Upper Perkiomen 14
Bristol 44, Morrisville 7 Click here for game story
Conestoga 11, Great Valley 8
Conwell-Egan 35, Truman 28 Click here for game story
Dobbins 14, Ben Franklin 0
Easton 35 Phillipsburg (NJ) 14
East Stroudsburg South 34 Stroudsburg 0 Click here for game story
Father Judge 42, Lincoln 6
Germantown 20, Martin Luther King 0
Imhotep Charter 20, Edison 6
Malvern Prep 34, St. Joseph's Prep 27
Northampton 19 Catasauqua 0 Click here for game story
Northeast 38, Central 0
Olney 23, Fels 16
Overbrook 18, West Philadelphia 7
Owen J. Roberts 34, Pottstown 13
Penn Wood 21, William Penn 6
Phoenixville 18, Spring-Ford 10
Pottsgrove 49, St. Pius X 14
Quakertown 34, Pennridge 29
Ridley 14, Interboro 7
Roman Catholic 48, Roxborough 0
Sun Valley 39, Chichester 20
Upper Darby 17, Haverford High 10
Upper Moreland 27, Hatboro-Horsham 13
Highlights Northampton-Catasauqua from Service Electric
The High School Football Huddle
I said it all week long...throw out the records when it comes to Turkey Day high school football. Easton proved it Thursday beating arch-rival Phillipsburg (NJ) 35-14 in a game that saw the Red Rovers enter the contest with a 6-6 record and the Stateliners ready to play for a New Jersey state title next weekend.
Easton jumped out to a 35-0 halftime lead and never looked back taking a 57-40-5 lead in the all-time series. The victory was also the 131st of head coach Steve Shiffert's career, which ties him with Bob Rute for #1 on all-time victories list. Shiffert also equalled Rute's mark of 11 wins against the Liners. Shiffert is 11-4-1 all-time on Turkey Day.
Click here for game story.
Highlights Easton/Phillipsburg from Service Electric
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Bartram Charter 42, Del-Val Charter 0
Boyertown 16, Upper Perkiomen 14
Bristol 44, Morrisville 7 Click here for game story
Conestoga 11, Great Valley 8
Conwell-Egan 35, Truman 28 Click here for game story
Dobbins 14, Ben Franklin 0
Easton 35 Phillipsburg (NJ) 14
East Stroudsburg South 34 Stroudsburg 0 Click here for game story
Father Judge 42, Lincoln 6
Germantown 20, Martin Luther King 0
Imhotep Charter 20, Edison 6
Malvern Prep 34, St. Joseph's Prep 27
Northampton 19 Catasauqua 0 Click here for game story
Northeast 38, Central 0
Olney 23, Fels 16
Overbrook 18, West Philadelphia 7
Owen J. Roberts 34, Pottstown 13
Penn Wood 21, William Penn 6
Phoenixville 18, Spring-Ford 10
Pottsgrove 49, St. Pius X 14
Quakertown 34, Pennridge 29
Ridley 14, Interboro 7
Roman Catholic 48, Roxborough 0
Sun Valley 39, Chichester 20
Upper Darby 17, Haverford High 10
Upper Moreland 27, Hatboro-Horsham 13
Highlights Northampton-Catasauqua from Service Electric
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Turkey Day Previews
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
As I mentioned earlier, it's hard for me to not put eastern Pennsylvania Turkey Day football at the top of my list when it comes to tradition. Some of the games, like Wilson-Nazareth and Emmaus-Whitehall have either disappeared or been move to the regular season because of the longer state playoffs.
Below you will find links to some of the backyard brawls that still exist.
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Boyertown-Upper Perk
Catasauqua-Northampton Northampton leads series 51-30-4
Easton-Phillipsburg Easton leads series 56-40-5
East Stroudsburg South-Stroudsburg 64th Meeting for The Little Brown Jug
Pennridge-Quakertown Series began in 1930
The High School Football Huddle
As I mentioned earlier, it's hard for me to not put eastern Pennsylvania Turkey Day football at the top of my list when it comes to tradition. Some of the games, like Wilson-Nazareth and Emmaus-Whitehall have either disappeared or been move to the regular season because of the longer state playoffs.
Below you will find links to some of the backyard brawls that still exist.
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Boyertown-Upper Perk
Catasauqua-Northampton Northampton leads series 51-30-4
Easton-Phillipsburg Easton leads series 56-40-5
East Stroudsburg South-Stroudsburg 64th Meeting for The Little Brown Jug
Pennridge-Quakertown Series began in 1930
Labels:
Thanksgiving,
Turkey Day Football
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Easton (PA) vs. Phillipsburg (NJ) Round 102
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
As most readers of The High School Football Huddle know, I'm partial to eastern Pennsylvania football. Year-in and year out it produces great teams. It may not put a lot of blue chippers on Rivals.com and Scout.com lists, but as far as team play goes, most of the top teams would be able to hold their own against competition from around the country.
Now on to what I believe is the best Thanksgiving Day football game...Easton (PA) vs. Phillipsburg, who will meet for the 102nd time on Thursday to grab bragging rights along the Delaware River, which is all that separates the two schools.
Plenty of tradition to go around as Phillipsburg is New Jersey's winningest program, while Easton is #2 in Pennsy.
Below you will find links to lots of stories from the Express-Times, which is the local paper that has covered this series which began on December 3, 1905 and has been played on every Thanksgiving since 1916. How big is the game...ESPN has aired it live twice.
Click here for a game preview story.
The High School Football Huddle
As most readers of The High School Football Huddle know, I'm partial to eastern Pennsylvania football. Year-in and year out it produces great teams. It may not put a lot of blue chippers on Rivals.com and Scout.com lists, but as far as team play goes, most of the top teams would be able to hold their own against competition from around the country.
Now on to what I believe is the best Thanksgiving Day football game...Easton (PA) vs. Phillipsburg, who will meet for the 102nd time on Thursday to grab bragging rights along the Delaware River, which is all that separates the two schools.
Plenty of tradition to go around as Phillipsburg is New Jersey's winningest program, while Easton is #2 in Pennsy.
Below you will find links to lots of stories from the Express-Times, which is the local paper that has covered this series which began on December 3, 1905 and has been played on every Thanksgiving since 1916. How big is the game...ESPN has aired it live twice.
Click here for a game preview story.
Serving-Up A Turkey and High School Football Feast
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Tomorrow is one of my favorite days of the year when tradition reigns supreme in high school football. Yes, it truly is a day when records are thrown out the window and two teams battle for pride and bragging rights.
Some 40-years ago I attended my first-ever high school game, and can remember it like it was yesterday. The game was between my alma mater Wilson and it's hated Turkey Day rival Nazareth. The game then was played around 10 in the morning at Lehigh University's Taylor Stadium, which was a big treat for not only the players, but the fans. Kinda made you feel that you were in the big leagues.
Wilson and Nazareth no longer play each other, which saddens me, but there is talk of renewing the rivalry next year. Click here for that story from the Express-Times.
After freezing my butt off at Wilson and Nazareth, my parents then took me back to Lafayette College in Easton where I watched Easton battle Phillipsburg in the Battle of the Delaware. Two years ago, the Pennsylvania and New Jersey rivals played their 100th game in front of a national TV audience on ESPN.
Ahhh, the memories of watching two games within a six hour period! Helped build-up healthy appetite for the Thanksgiving meal!
Over the next couple of days, I'm going to be posting stories from around the country about the best Turkey Day high school football traditions.
Enjoy and don't eat too much!!
Jeff
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Bethel Park Moves Into USA Today Super 25
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
Two Top 25 teams saw their 2008 seasons come to a close on a down note over the weekend. Former #3 Gateway (Monroeville, PA) lost 10-6 to Bethel Park in the WPIAL AAAA championship game, which moves BP into the poll at #23. Also new to the poll is Utah's Timpview, which won its third straight 4A title last weekend. The Thunderbirds take over the #24 spot vacated by Northside (Warner Robins, GA), which lost to unbeaten Camden County in the second round of the Georgia high school football playoffs.
Here's the new Top 25...
1. Trinity (Euless, TX) 12-0, LW: #1
2. St. Thomas Aquinas (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) 11-0, LW: #2
3. Armwood (Seffner, FL) 11-0, LW: #4
4. Lowndes (Valdosta, GA) 11-0, LW: #6
5. Centennial (Corona, CA) 11-0, LW: #7
6. Long Beach Poly (CA) 11-0, LW: #5
7. Skyline (Issaquah, WA) 12-0, LW: #8
8. Madison County (Madison, FL) 10-0, LW: #9
9. Lakeland (FL) 11-0, LW: #11
10. South Panola (Batesville, MS) 13-0, LW: #10
11. Oscar Smith (Chesapeake, VA) 13-0, LW: #12
12. Dorman (Roebuck, SC) 13-0, LW: #13
13. Lake Travis (Austin, TX) 12-0, LW: #14
14. Allen (TX) 11-1, LW: #15
15. Stone Bridge (Ashburn, VA) 13-0, LW: #16
16. St. Ignatius (Cleveland, OH) 13-1, LW: #17
17. St. Xavier (Louisville, KY) 11-0, LW: #18
18. Elder (Cincinnati, OH) 13-1, LW: #19
19. Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey, NJ) 9-1, LW: #20
20. River Hill (Clarksville, MD) 12-0, LW: #21
21. De La Salle (Concord, CA) 9-1, LW: #22
22. Byrnes (Duncan, SC) 12-1, LW: #23
23. Bethel Park (PA) 13-0, LW: NR
24. Timpview (Provo, UT) 13-0, LW: NR
25. Oceanside (CA) 9-0-1, LW: #25
The High School Football Huddle
Two Top 25 teams saw their 2008 seasons come to a close on a down note over the weekend. Former #3 Gateway (Monroeville, PA) lost 10-6 to Bethel Park in the WPIAL AAAA championship game, which moves BP into the poll at #23. Also new to the poll is Utah's Timpview, which won its third straight 4A title last weekend. The Thunderbirds take over the #24 spot vacated by Northside (Warner Robins, GA), which lost to unbeaten Camden County in the second round of the Georgia high school football playoffs.
Here's the new Top 25...
1. Trinity (Euless, TX) 12-0, LW: #1
2. St. Thomas Aquinas (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) 11-0, LW: #2
3. Armwood (Seffner, FL) 11-0, LW: #4
4. Lowndes (Valdosta, GA) 11-0, LW: #6
5. Centennial (Corona, CA) 11-0, LW: #7
6. Long Beach Poly (CA) 11-0, LW: #5
7. Skyline (Issaquah, WA) 12-0, LW: #8
8. Madison County (Madison, FL) 10-0, LW: #9
9. Lakeland (FL) 11-0, LW: #11
10. South Panola (Batesville, MS) 13-0, LW: #10
11. Oscar Smith (Chesapeake, VA) 13-0, LW: #12
12. Dorman (Roebuck, SC) 13-0, LW: #13
13. Lake Travis (Austin, TX) 12-0, LW: #14
14. Allen (TX) 11-1, LW: #15
15. Stone Bridge (Ashburn, VA) 13-0, LW: #16
16. St. Ignatius (Cleveland, OH) 13-1, LW: #17
17. St. Xavier (Louisville, KY) 11-0, LW: #18
18. Elder (Cincinnati, OH) 13-1, LW: #19
19. Don Bosco Prep (Ramsey, NJ) 9-1, LW: #20
20. River Hill (Clarksville, MD) 12-0, LW: #21
21. De La Salle (Concord, CA) 9-1, LW: #22
22. Byrnes (Duncan, SC) 12-1, LW: #23
23. Bethel Park (PA) 13-0, LW: NR
24. Timpview (Provo, UT) 13-0, LW: NR
25. Oceanside (CA) 9-0-1, LW: #25
Labels:
Bethel Park,
Gateway,
USA Today Super 25,
WPIAL
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Pennsylvania High School Football Scoreboard - 3rd Round
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
Bethel Park's first-ever WPIAL state football championship will be remembered for a long-time by Black Hawk fans. The #2 ranked Black Hawks used a rock solid defense to shutdown nationally-ranked Gateway (#3 USA Today) to advance to the state quarterfinals with a 10-6 victory at Heinz Field. Coming into the game, the Gators were averaging over 40-points a game and their lowest points total was 24. Click here for a game story.
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Eastern PA
USA Today Super 25
Bethel Park 10 Gateway 6
AAAA
Liberty 28 Freedom 14
AAA
Manheim Central 26 Mechanicsburg 21 Click here for game story
AA
West Catholic 63 Palisades 20 Click here for game story
Western PA
WPIAL Championships
AAAA
Bethel Park 10 Gateway 6
AAA
Thomas Jefferson 34 Blackhawk 14 Click here for game story
AA
Aliquippa 8 Beaver Falls 6 Click here for game story
A
Clairton 12 Monaca 6 Click here for game story
AAAA
State College 22 Erie McDowell 10
AA
Karns City 32 North Star 14
A
Cameron County 18 Clarion
Farrell 28 Linesville 7
The High School Football Huddle
Bethel Park's first-ever WPIAL state football championship will be remembered for a long-time by Black Hawk fans. The #2 ranked Black Hawks used a rock solid defense to shutdown nationally-ranked Gateway (#3 USA Today) to advance to the state quarterfinals with a 10-6 victory at Heinz Field. Coming into the game, the Gators were averaging over 40-points a game and their lowest points total was 24. Click here for a game story.
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 22, 2008
Eastern PA
USA Today Super 25
Bethel Park 10 Gateway 6
AAAA
Liberty 28 Freedom 14
AAA
Manheim Central 26 Mechanicsburg 21 Click here for game story
AA
West Catholic 63 Palisades 20 Click here for game story
Western PA
WPIAL Championships
AAAA
Bethel Park 10 Gateway 6
AAA
Thomas Jefferson 34 Blackhawk 14 Click here for game story
AA
Aliquippa 8 Beaver Falls 6 Click here for game story
A
Clairton 12 Monaca 6 Click here for game story
AAAA
State College 22 Erie McDowell 10
AA
Karns City 32 North Star 14
A
Cameron County 18 Clarion
Farrell 28 Linesville 7
Friday, November 21, 2008
Pennsylvania High School Football Scoreboard - 3rd Round
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
There's a new all-time rushing leader in Pennsylvania. Friday, Steelton-Highspire's Jeremiah Young passed East Stroudsburg's James Mungro's record of 8,432 yards set back in 1995. The defending Class A state champs also advanced to the eastern quarterfinals with a 49-16 win over Camp Hill.
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Friday, November 21, 2008
Eastern PA
Class AAAA
North Penn 41 Downingtown West 21
Neshaminy 21 Garnet Valley 14
Cumberland Valley 44 Governor Mifflin 0
Wilson West Lawn 48 Bishop McDevitt 6
Class AAA
Berwick 13 Wilson 6
Selinsgrove 35 Hollidaysburg 10
West Chester Rustin 21 Upper Moreland 14
West York 20 Garden Spot 0
Class AA
Dunmore 48 Wilkes-Barre GAR 13
Lancaster Catholic 41 Middletown 0
Mount Carmel 35 Montoursville 21
Class A
Riverside 25 Southern Columbia 7
Schuylkill Haven 43 Communications Tech 0
Steel-High 49 Camp Hill 16
Western PA
Class AA
Martinsburg Central 41 Central Cambria 6
Click here to go to The High School Football Huddle for news and scores around the country.
The High School Football Huddle
There's a new all-time rushing leader in Pennsylvania. Friday, Steelton-Highspire's Jeremiah Young passed East Stroudsburg's James Mungro's record of 8,432 yards set back in 1995. The defending Class A state champs also advanced to the eastern quarterfinals with a 49-16 win over Camp Hill.
Steelton-Highspire running back Jeremiah Young breaks state rushing record |
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Friday, November 21, 2008
Eastern PA
Class AAAA
North Penn 41 Downingtown West 21
Neshaminy 21 Garnet Valley 14
Cumberland Valley 44 Governor Mifflin 0
Wilson West Lawn 48 Bishop McDevitt 6
Class AAA
Berwick 13 Wilson 6
Selinsgrove 35 Hollidaysburg 10
West Chester Rustin 21 Upper Moreland 14
West York 20 Garden Spot 0
Class AA
Dunmore 48 Wilkes-Barre GAR 13
Lancaster Catholic 41 Middletown 0
Mount Carmel 35 Montoursville 21
Class A
Riverside 25 Southern Columbia 7
Schuylkill Haven 43 Communications Tech 0
Steel-High 49 Camp Hill 16
Western PA
Class AA
Martinsburg Central 41 Central Cambria 6
Click here to go to The High School Football Huddle for news and scores around the country.
WPIAL (PA) Championships Preview
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
I said it before, but with all due respect to other states, it's really hard to disagree that one of the toughest championships to win in high school football is a WPIAL title. Saturday, the 100 year old western Pennsylvania league will crown its four champs. Last year three (Pittsburgh Central Catholic, Thomas Jefferson and Jeannette) out of the state's four state champs came out of the WPIAL. Out of the three, only TJ is back to defend its title.
Thomas Jefferson will take on Blackhawk for the AAA at 5 o'clock.
The Cougars are coached by Joe Hamilton, who will be making his 11th WPIAL championship appearance. Hamilton brings a 4-6 record in title games into the contest. Hamilton, who's spent 43 years as a head football coach in the WPIAL is only one of two WPIAL coaches to win over 300-games in a career...the other Jim Render of Upper St. Clair.
Here's a look at tomorrow's quadruple-header at Pittsburgh's Heinz Field. Click on the games for previews from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
AAAA
#4 Gateway (12-0) vs. Bethel Park (12-0)
AAA
Thomas Jefferson (11-1) vs. Blackhawk (11-1)
AA
Aliquippa (10-2) vs. Beaver Falls (12-0)
A
Clairton (12-0) vs. Monaca (11-1)
The High School Football Huddle
I said it before, but with all due respect to other states, it's really hard to disagree that one of the toughest championships to win in high school football is a WPIAL title. Saturday, the 100 year old western Pennsylvania league will crown its four champs. Last year three (Pittsburgh Central Catholic, Thomas Jefferson and Jeannette) out of the state's four state champs came out of the WPIAL. Out of the three, only TJ is back to defend its title.
Thomas Jefferson will take on Blackhawk for the AAA at 5 o'clock.
The Cougars are coached by Joe Hamilton, who will be making his 11th WPIAL championship appearance. Hamilton brings a 4-6 record in title games into the contest. Hamilton, who's spent 43 years as a head football coach in the WPIAL is only one of two WPIAL coaches to win over 300-games in a career...the other Jim Render of Upper St. Clair.
Here's a look at tomorrow's quadruple-header at Pittsburgh's Heinz Field. Click on the games for previews from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
AAAA
#4 Gateway (12-0) vs. Bethel Park (12-0)
AAA
Thomas Jefferson (11-1) vs. Blackhawk (11-1)
AA
Aliquippa (10-2) vs. Beaver Falls (12-0)
A
Clairton (12-0) vs. Monaca (11-1)
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Pennsylvania High School Football Scoreboard - 2nd Round Playoffs
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Eastern PA
Philadelphia Catholic League
CLASS AAAA Final
La Salle 28, Father Judge 20
District 1-11-12
CLASS A Semifinal
Communications Tech 22, Jenkintown 10
District 11
CLASS AA Final
Palisades 26, Palmerton 21
CLASS A Final
Schuylkill Haven 43, Williams Valley 7
District 12
CLASS AAA Final
Archbishop Wood 56, Dobbins 6
Regular Season
Harry S Truman 15, Stroudsburg 14
Radnor 35, Lower Merion 28
West Philadelphia 12, University City 0
Western PA
District 6
CLASS AA Semifinals
Central 29, Forest Hills 26
CLASS A Semifinals
Portage 26, Purchase Line 7
Districts 6-9-10
CLASS AAAA Semifinals
Erie McDowell 40, DuBois 12
District 10
CLASS AA Semifinals
Slippery Rock 27, Sharon 10
Wilmington 36, General McLane 7
PIAA Playoffs
CLASS AA Play-in Round
North Star 62, Langley 14
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Eastern PA
Philadelphia Catholic League
CLASS AAAA Final
La Salle 28, Father Judge 20
District 1-11-12
CLASS A Semifinal
Communications Tech 22, Jenkintown 10
District 11
CLASS AA Final
Palisades 26, Palmerton 21
CLASS A Final
Schuylkill Haven 43, Williams Valley 7
District 12
CLASS AAA Final
Archbishop Wood 56, Dobbins 6
Regular Season
Harry S Truman 15, Stroudsburg 14
Radnor 35, Lower Merion 28
West Philadelphia 12, University City 0
Western PA
District 6
CLASS AA Semifinals
Central 29, Forest Hills 26
CLASS A Semifinals
Portage 26, Purchase Line 7
Districts 6-9-10
CLASS AAAA Semifinals
Erie McDowell 40, DuBois 12
District 10
CLASS AA Semifinals
Slippery Rock 27, Sharon 10
Wilmington 36, General McLane 7
PIAA Playoffs
CLASS AA Play-in Round
North Star 62, Langley 14
Friday, November 14, 2008
Pennsylvania High School Football Scoreboard - 2nd Round Playoffs
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
WPIAL fans won't get the rematch they were hoping for in the AAAA championship game. Friday night, Bethel Park beat McKeesport 20-13 in the semifinals to advance to next week's title game against nationally-ranked Gateway at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh. Many had expected McKeesport to the final where it would try to avenge a regular season finale loss to the Gators. Click here for a game story.
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Friday, November 14, 2008
Eastern PA
District 1
CLASS AAAA Quarterfinals
Downingtown West 28, Conestoga 21
Garnet Valley 14, Pennsbury 12
Neshaminy 31, Ridley 3
CLASS AAA Semifinals
Upper Moreland 33, Owen J. Roberts 14
West Chester Rustin 21, Pottsgrove 13
District 2
CLASS AAA Championship
Berwick 3, Abington Heights 0
CLASS AA Semifinals
Dunmore 34, Lakeland 13
Wilkes-Barre GAR 17, Hanover Area 12
CLASS A Championship
Riverside 48, Old Forge 21
Districts 2-11
CLASS AAAA Semifinals
Bethlehem Freedom 42, Hazleton Area 25
District 3
CLASS AAAA Quarterfinals
Bishop McDevitt 39, William Penn of York 7
Cumberland Valley 42, Penn Manor 10
Governor Mifflin 35, Central York 6
Wilson West Lawn 46, Muhlenberg 0
CLASS AAA Quarterfinals
Garden Spot 20, Greencastle-Antrim 0
Manheim Central 26, Cocalico 7
Mechanicsburg 31, Daniel Boone 7
West York 56, Conrad Weiser 30
CLASS AA Semifinals
Lancaster Catholic 45, Wyomissing 7
Middletown 35, Delone Catholic 0
CLASS A Semifinals
Camp Hill 42, Reading Holy Name 41
Steelton-Highspire 42, Millersburg 7
District 4
CLASS AAA Championship
Selinsgrove 35, Jersey Shore 7
CLASS AA Semifinals
Montoursville 42, Athens 7
Mount Carmel 35, Lewisburg 0
CLASS A Championship
Southern Columbia 37, Line Mountain 14
Districts 6-8-9-10
CLASS AAAA Semifinals
State College 23, Central Mountain 0
District 11
Class AAAA Semifinals
Bethlehem Liberty 26, Emmaus 20
Eastern Conference Playoffs
CLASS AAAA Championship
Northampton 6, Easton 0
CLASS AAA Championship
Pottsville 21, Scranton Prep 15
CLASS AA Championship
Loyalsock 32, Tamaqua 20
CLASS A Championship
Tri-Valley 43, Lourdes Regional 7
Regular Season
Hatboro-Horsham 25, Boyertown 21
Haverford 17, Sun Valley 0
Marple Newtown 17, Academy Park 16
Penn Wood 38, Spring-Ford 21
Western PA
District 5
CLASS A Championship
Windber 42, Conemaugh Township 21
District 6
CLASS AAA Championship
Hollidaysburg 39, Johnstown 14
CLASS AA Semifinals
Central Cambria 27, Tyrone 20
CLASS A Semifinals
Bishop McCort 24, Bellwood-Antis 20
Districts 6-8-9-10
CLASS AAAA Semifinals
State College 23, Central Mountain 0
CLASS AAA First Round
Clearfield 24, Brashear 21
District 7 (WPIAL)
CLASS AAAA Semifinals
Bethel Park 20, McKeesport 13
Gateway 38, Penn Hills 23 Click here for game story
CLASS AAA Semifinals
Blackhawk 36, Highlands 7
Thomas Jefferson 47, New Castle 20
CLASS AA Semifinals
Aliquippa 27, Shady Side Academy 14
Beaver Falls 35, Jeannette 28 Click here for game story
CLASS A Semifinals
Clairton 16, Rochester 0
Monaca 17, Avonworth 6
District 9
CLASS AA Championship
Karns City 62, Moniteau 9
CLASS A Semifinals
Cameron County 21, Coudersport 7
Clarion 18, Elk County Catholic 12, OT
District 10
CLASS AAA Championship
Erie Strong Vincent 28, Erie Cathedral Prep 0 Click here for game story
CLASS A Semifinals
Farrell 31, Saegertown 0
Linesville 35, Mercer 7
The High School Football Huddle
WPIAL fans won't get the rematch they were hoping for in the AAAA championship game. Friday night, Bethel Park beat McKeesport 20-13 in the semifinals to advance to next week's title game against nationally-ranked Gateway at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh. Many had expected McKeesport to the final where it would try to avenge a regular season finale loss to the Gators. Click here for a game story.
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Friday, November 14, 2008
Eastern PA
District 1
CLASS AAAA Quarterfinals
Downingtown West 28, Conestoga 21
Garnet Valley 14, Pennsbury 12
Neshaminy 31, Ridley 3
CLASS AAA Semifinals
Upper Moreland 33, Owen J. Roberts 14
West Chester Rustin 21, Pottsgrove 13
District 2
CLASS AAA Championship
Berwick 3, Abington Heights 0
CLASS AA Semifinals
Dunmore 34, Lakeland 13
Wilkes-Barre GAR 17, Hanover Area 12
CLASS A Championship
Riverside 48, Old Forge 21
Districts 2-11
CLASS AAAA Semifinals
Bethlehem Freedom 42, Hazleton Area 25
District 3
CLASS AAAA Quarterfinals
Bishop McDevitt 39, William Penn of York 7
Cumberland Valley 42, Penn Manor 10
Governor Mifflin 35, Central York 6
Wilson West Lawn 46, Muhlenberg 0
CLASS AAA Quarterfinals
Garden Spot 20, Greencastle-Antrim 0
Manheim Central 26, Cocalico 7
Mechanicsburg 31, Daniel Boone 7
West York 56, Conrad Weiser 30
CLASS AA Semifinals
Lancaster Catholic 45, Wyomissing 7
Middletown 35, Delone Catholic 0
CLASS A Semifinals
Camp Hill 42, Reading Holy Name 41
Steelton-Highspire 42, Millersburg 7
District 4
CLASS AAA Championship
Selinsgrove 35, Jersey Shore 7
CLASS AA Semifinals
Montoursville 42, Athens 7
Mount Carmel 35, Lewisburg 0
CLASS A Championship
Southern Columbia 37, Line Mountain 14
Districts 6-8-9-10
CLASS AAAA Semifinals
State College 23, Central Mountain 0
District 11
Class AAAA Semifinals
Bethlehem Liberty 26, Emmaus 20
Eastern Conference Playoffs
CLASS AAAA Championship
Northampton 6, Easton 0
CLASS AAA Championship
Pottsville 21, Scranton Prep 15
CLASS AA Championship
Loyalsock 32, Tamaqua 20
CLASS A Championship
Tri-Valley 43, Lourdes Regional 7
Regular Season
Hatboro-Horsham 25, Boyertown 21
Haverford 17, Sun Valley 0
Marple Newtown 17, Academy Park 16
Penn Wood 38, Spring-Ford 21
Western PA
District 5
CLASS A Championship
Windber 42, Conemaugh Township 21
District 6
CLASS AAA Championship
Hollidaysburg 39, Johnstown 14
CLASS AA Semifinals
Central Cambria 27, Tyrone 20
CLASS A Semifinals
Bishop McCort 24, Bellwood-Antis 20
Districts 6-8-9-10
CLASS AAAA Semifinals
State College 23, Central Mountain 0
CLASS AAA First Round
Clearfield 24, Brashear 21
District 7 (WPIAL)
CLASS AAAA Semifinals
Bethel Park 20, McKeesport 13
Gateway 38, Penn Hills 23 Click here for game story
CLASS AAA Semifinals
Blackhawk 36, Highlands 7
Thomas Jefferson 47, New Castle 20
CLASS AA Semifinals
Aliquippa 27, Shady Side Academy 14
Beaver Falls 35, Jeannette 28 Click here for game story
CLASS A Semifinals
Clairton 16, Rochester 0
Monaca 17, Avonworth 6
District 9
CLASS AA Championship
Karns City 62, Moniteau 9
CLASS A Semifinals
Cameron County 21, Coudersport 7
Clarion 18, Elk County Catholic 12, OT
District 10
CLASS AAA Championship
Erie Strong Vincent 28, Erie Cathedral Prep 0 Click here for game story
CLASS A Semifinals
Farrell 31, Saegertown 0
Linesville 35, Mercer 7
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
A Story That Transcends Football
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
Last week I talked about how disgusted I was when I read that the NY Times ran another story about former Hoover (AL) High head coach Rush Propst, who continues to receive publicity even though his track record seems to only fit into his "me-me" philosophy. So with that in mind, The High School Football Huddle is trying to find our readers the "good" stories.
Today, I found a great story about Avonworth (PA) running back Khiry Watts, who has helped his team to the WPIAL semfinals Friday night against Monaca. The story appears in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and focuses on Watts, who was adopted by Eric and Diane Templin as a freshman. Click here to read the story, and if you know of a great story that Huddle readers should know about, please feel free to email them to me at jeff@blitzgroupllc.com.
Enjoy,
Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
Last week I talked about how disgusted I was when I read that the NY Times ran another story about former Hoover (AL) High head coach Rush Propst, who continues to receive publicity even though his track record seems to only fit into his "me-me" philosophy. So with that in mind, The High School Football Huddle is trying to find our readers the "good" stories.
Today, I found a great story about Avonworth (PA) running back Khiry Watts, who has helped his team to the WPIAL semfinals Friday night against Monaca. The story appears in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and focuses on Watts, who was adopted by Eric and Diane Templin as a freshman. Click here to read the story, and if you know of a great story that Huddle readers should know about, please feel free to email them to me at jeff@blitzgroupllc.com.
Enjoy,
Jeff Fisher
Saturday, November 08, 2008
Pennsylvania High School Football Scoreboard - 1st Round Playoffs
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
The Freedom Patriots made history Saturday with the school's first-ever district football playoff win. The Pates beat Wyoming Valley West in the quarterfinal round of the District 11-2 subregional quarterfinals. Freedom moves on to play top-seeded Hazleton next Friday. To read a game story, click here.
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Eastern PA - 1st Round Playoffs
District 1
Class AAAA
Pennsbury 45, Penncrest 14
Districts 1-11
Class AA Quarterfinals
Jenkintown 22, Del-Val Charter 12
District 2
Class AAA Semfinals
Abington Heights 21, Pittston Area 8
District 3
Class AAAA 1st Round
Central York 24, Harrisburg 21 Click here for game story
Harrisburg Bishop McDevitt 28, Red Lion 6 Click here for game story
Class AA Quarterfinals
Wyomissing 31, Bermudian Springs 7
District 4
Class AA Semifinals
Line Mountain 14, Canton 0
Class A Quarterfinals
Montoursville 56, Towanda 26
Mount Carmel 50, Troy 0
District 11
Class AAAA Quarterfinals
Bethlehem Freedom 48, Wyoming Valley West 14
Class AAA Semifinals
Wilson 49, Saucon Valley 14 Click here for game story
Class AA Semifinals
Palisades 34, Pine Grove 21
Palmerton 27, North Schyulkill 21
Class A Semifinals
Schyulkill Haven 58, Pottsville Nativity 13
Williams Valley 20, Marian Catholic 7
Philadelphia Catholic League
Class AAAA Semifinals
La Salle 31, St. Joseph's Prep 28
Class AAA Final
Archbishop Wood 44, Conwell-Egan 14
Philadelphia Public League
Class AAAA Final
Washington 41, Northeast 34, 3OT
Class AAA Final
Dobbins 33, Mastbaum 6
Contingency games
Springfield Delco 23, Lower Merion 19
Chester 19, Cheltenham 11
Haverford School 6, Episcopal Academy 0
Hill School 26, Lawrenceville 0
Kennett 33, Bishop Shanahan 21
Malvern Prep 18, Chestnut Hill 0
Penn Charter 6, Germantown Academy 0
Perkiomen School 33, Pennington Prep, N.J. 13
Perkiomen Valley 20, Methacton 18
Pottsville 21, Bethlehem Catholic 14
Worcester Academy, Mass. 16, Valley Forge 13
Western PA
District 5
Class AA Championship
North Star 37, Chestnut Ridge 19
Class A Semifinals
Windber 35, Northern Bedford 15
District 6
Class AA Quarterfinals
Central 21, Penn Cambria 14
Purchase Line 38, Homer-Center 20
Class A Quarterfinals
Bellwood-Antis 13, Moshannon Valley 7
Purchase Line 38, Homer-Center 20
District 9
Class A Quarterfinals
Coudersport 31, Johnsonburg 8
Elk County Catholic 27, Curwensville 24, 2OT
District 10
Class AA Quarterfinals
General McLane 42, Greenville 28
Sharon 35, Fairview 7
Slippery Rock 21, North East 7
Wilmington 41, Girard 0
Pittsburgh City Championship
Brashear 26, Perry Traditional Academy 20
The High School Football Huddle
The Freedom Patriots made history Saturday with the school's first-ever district football playoff win. The Pates beat Wyoming Valley West in the quarterfinal round of the District 11-2 subregional quarterfinals. Freedom moves on to play top-seeded Hazleton next Friday. To read a game story, click here.
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Eastern PA - 1st Round Playoffs
District 1
Class AAAA
Pennsbury 45, Penncrest 14
Districts 1-11
Class AA Quarterfinals
Jenkintown 22, Del-Val Charter 12
District 2
Class AAA Semfinals
Abington Heights 21, Pittston Area 8
District 3
Class AAAA 1st Round
Central York 24, Harrisburg 21 Click here for game story
Harrisburg Bishop McDevitt 28, Red Lion 6 Click here for game story
Class AA Quarterfinals
Wyomissing 31, Bermudian Springs 7
District 4
Class AA Semifinals
Line Mountain 14, Canton 0
Class A Quarterfinals
Montoursville 56, Towanda 26
Mount Carmel 50, Troy 0
District 11
Class AAAA Quarterfinals
Bethlehem Freedom 48, Wyoming Valley West 14
Class AAA Semifinals
Wilson 49, Saucon Valley 14 Click here for game story
Class AA Semifinals
Palisades 34, Pine Grove 21
Palmerton 27, North Schyulkill 21
Class A Semifinals
Schyulkill Haven 58, Pottsville Nativity 13
Williams Valley 20, Marian Catholic 7
Philadelphia Catholic League
Class AAAA Semifinals
La Salle 31, St. Joseph's Prep 28
Class AAA Final
Archbishop Wood 44, Conwell-Egan 14
Philadelphia Public League
Class AAAA Final
Washington 41, Northeast 34, 3OT
Class AAA Final
Dobbins 33, Mastbaum 6
Contingency games
Springfield Delco 23, Lower Merion 19
Chester 19, Cheltenham 11
Haverford School 6, Episcopal Academy 0
Hill School 26, Lawrenceville 0
Kennett 33, Bishop Shanahan 21
Malvern Prep 18, Chestnut Hill 0
Penn Charter 6, Germantown Academy 0
Perkiomen School 33, Pennington Prep, N.J. 13
Perkiomen Valley 20, Methacton 18
Pottsville 21, Bethlehem Catholic 14
Worcester Academy, Mass. 16, Valley Forge 13
Western PA
District 5
Class AA Championship
North Star 37, Chestnut Ridge 19
Class A Semifinals
Windber 35, Northern Bedford 15
District 6
Class AA Quarterfinals
Central 21, Penn Cambria 14
Purchase Line 38, Homer-Center 20
Class A Quarterfinals
Bellwood-Antis 13, Moshannon Valley 7
Purchase Line 38, Homer-Center 20
District 9
Class A Quarterfinals
Coudersport 31, Johnsonburg 8
Elk County Catholic 27, Curwensville 24, 2OT
District 10
Class AA Quarterfinals
General McLane 42, Greenville 28
Sharon 35, Fairview 7
Slippery Rock 21, North East 7
Wilmington 41, Girard 0
Pittsburgh City Championship
Brashear 26, Perry Traditional Academy 20
Pennsylvania High School Football Scoreboard - Week 11
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
Teams from the eastern part of Pennsylvania joined the party Friday night as the post-season came to schools east of the WPIAL. For the most part all the teams that were supposed to win...did. However, out west, defending PIAA Class AAAA champ Pittsburgh Central Catholic won't be back to defend its title. McKeesport beat the Vikings 28-6 to advance to next week's WPIAL Class AAAA semifinals where it will meet Bethel Park. Click here to read about McKeesport's quarterfinal victory.
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Friday, November 7, 2008
Eastern PA
District 1 1st Round
Class AAAA
Abington 48, Glen Mills 35
Conestoga 26, Upper Dublin 15
Downingtown West 31, Coatesville 9
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Neshaminy 24, Downingtown East 6
North Penn 35, Souderton 7
Ridley 21, Quakertown 0
CLASS AAA
Owen J. Roberts 30, Great Valley 29, 2OT
Pottsgrove 42, Interboro 20
Upper Moreland 26, Phoenixville 20
West Chester Rustin 27, Strath Haven 14
Districts 1-11-12 1st Round
Class A
Communications Tech 18, Bristol 14
District 2 1st Round
Class AAA
Berwick 12, Wilkes-Barre Coughlin 0
Class AA
Hanover Area 26, Lake-Lehman 18
Lakeland 28, Valley View 0
Class A
Old Forge 27, Northwest 7
Riverside 66, Wilkes-Barre Meyers 22
Districts 2-11 1st Round
Class AAAA
Hazleton Area 30, East Stroudsburg South 14
Emmaus 28, Delaware Valley 0
District 3 1st Round
Class AAAA
Cumberland Valley 49, Warwick 13
Governor Mifflin 31, Central Dauphin 28
Muhlenberg 41, Hempfield 38
Penn Manor 42, Dallastown 7
William Penn of York 21, Red Land 7
Wilson-West Lawn 35, Elizabethtown 14
Class AAA
Cocalico 49, Susquehanna Township 30
Conrad Weiser 28, Northern Lebanon 18
Daniel Boone 42, Northern York 24
Garden Spot 46, Lebanon 34
Greencastle-Antrim 42, Kennard-Dale 39
Manheim Central 45, ELCO 14
Mechanicsburg 35, East Pennsboro 7
West York 38, Hershey 0
Class AA
Delone Catholic 38, York Suburban 0
Lancaster Catholic 42, Biglerville 14
Middletown 19, Trinity 15
Class A
Camp Hill 42, York Catholic 21
Millersburg 41, Reading Central Catholic 7
Reading Holy Name 38, Upper Dauphin 13
Steelton-Highspire 39, Columbia 6
District 4 1st Round
Class AAA
Jersey Shore 54, East Juniata 25
Selinsgrove 35, Columbia-Montour Vo-Tech 0
Class AA
Lewisburg 30, Hughesville 21
Class A
Southern Columbia 41, Bloomsburg 0
District 11 1st Round
Class AAAA
Bethlehem Liberty 19, Parkland 0
Emmaus 28, Delaware Valley 0
Hazleton 30, East Stroudsburg South 14
CLASS AAA
Bangor 28, Southern Lehigh 14
Eastern Conference Playoffs
Division IIII Semifinals
Easton 34, Wallenpaupack 10
Northampton 42, Pocono Mountain West 26
Division III Semifinals
Scranton Prep 40, Hamburg 13
Division II Semifinals
Loyalsock 28, Carbondale 7
Tamaqua 35, Kutztown 14
Division I Semifinals
Lourdes Regional 30, Bucktail 0
Tri-Valley 21, Muncy 0
Philadelphia Catholic League
CLASS AAAA 1st Round
Father Judge 30, Cardinal O'Hara 14
Contingency Games
Academy Park 48, Moyer Academy, Del., 0
Bartram 30, Imhotep Charter 20
Chichester 34, Octorara 19
Frankford 32, West Philadelphia 0
Garnet Valley 21, Pennridge 7
Germantown 22, Southern 0
Marple Newtown 38, St. Pius X 6
Martin Luther King 22, FitzSimons 18
Olney 18, Central 7
Penn Wood 21, Harriton 20
Radnor 23, Archbishop Carroll 7
Ridley 21, Quakertown 0
Simon Gratz 54, Nueva Esperanza 6
Upper Darby 41, Upper Perkiomen 20
West Chester East 19, Sun Valley 14
West Chester Henderson 39, Plymouth Whitemarsh 20
William Penn 8, Edison 6
Western PA
District 5
Class A Semifinals
Conemaugh Township 35, Everett 19
District 6
Class AAA Semifinals
Johnstown 35, Indian Valley 7
Class AA Quarterfinals
Forest Hills 28, Richland 0
Tyrone 34, Bald Eagle Area 0
Class A 1st Round
Bishop McCort 31, Laurel Valley 6
Portage 21, Mt. Union 0
District 7
CLASS AAAA Quarterfinals
Bethel Park 41, North Allegheny 21
Gateway 24, Shaler 0
McKeesport 28, Pittsburgh Central Catholic 6
Penn Hills 27, North Hills 0
CLASS AAA Quarterfinals
Blackhawk 47, Mars 7
Highlands 35, Montour 34, OT
New Castle 55, Indiana 49
Thomas Jefferson 35, Hopewell 16
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CLASS AA Quarterfinals
Aliquippa 32, Greensburg Central Catholic 14
Beaver Falls 42, Ford City 21
Jeannette 57, Beaver 28
Shady Side Academy 28, Center 14
CLASS A Quarterfinals
Avonworth 30, North Catholic 8
Clairton 47, Monessen 0
Monaca 48, South Side Beaver 7
Rochester 35, Western Beaver 14
District 9
Class AAA Championship
Clearfield 42, St. Marys 20
Class AA Semifinals
Karns City 42, Kane 14
Moniteau 55, Brookville 7
Class A Quarterfinals
Clarion 19, Redbank Valley 0
Cameron County 57, Keystone 22
District 10
Class AAA Semifinals
Erie Cathedral Prep 45, Grove City 21
Erie Strong Vincent 35, Meadville 14
Class A First Round
Farrell 25, Union City 0
Linesville 21, Cambridge Springs 7
Mercer 28, Iroquois 14
Saegertown 49, Sharpsville 27
The High School Football Huddle
Teams from the eastern part of Pennsylvania joined the party Friday night as the post-season came to schools east of the WPIAL. For the most part all the teams that were supposed to win...did. However, out west, defending PIAA Class AAAA champ Pittsburgh Central Catholic won't be back to defend its title. McKeesport beat the Vikings 28-6 to advance to next week's WPIAL Class AAAA semifinals where it will meet Bethel Park. Click here to read about McKeesport's quarterfinal victory.
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Friday, November 7, 2008
Eastern PA
District 1 1st Round
Class AAAA
Abington 48, Glen Mills 35
Conestoga 26, Upper Dublin 15
Downingtown West 31, Coatesville 9
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Neshaminy 24, Downingtown East 6
North Penn 35, Souderton 7
Ridley 21, Quakertown 0
CLASS AAA
Owen J. Roberts 30, Great Valley 29, 2OT
Pottsgrove 42, Interboro 20
Upper Moreland 26, Phoenixville 20
West Chester Rustin 27, Strath Haven 14
Districts 1-11-12 1st Round
Class A
Communications Tech 18, Bristol 14
District 2 1st Round
Class AAA
Berwick 12, Wilkes-Barre Coughlin 0
Class AA
Hanover Area 26, Lake-Lehman 18
Lakeland 28, Valley View 0
Class A
Old Forge 27, Northwest 7
Riverside 66, Wilkes-Barre Meyers 22
Districts 2-11 1st Round
Class AAAA
Hazleton Area 30, East Stroudsburg South 14
Emmaus 28, Delaware Valley 0
District 3 1st Round
Class AAAA
Cumberland Valley 49, Warwick 13
Governor Mifflin 31, Central Dauphin 28
Muhlenberg 41, Hempfield 38
Penn Manor 42, Dallastown 7
William Penn of York 21, Red Land 7
Wilson-West Lawn 35, Elizabethtown 14
Class AAA
Cocalico 49, Susquehanna Township 30
Conrad Weiser 28, Northern Lebanon 18
Daniel Boone 42, Northern York 24
Garden Spot 46, Lebanon 34
Greencastle-Antrim 42, Kennard-Dale 39
Manheim Central 45, ELCO 14
Mechanicsburg 35, East Pennsboro 7
West York 38, Hershey 0
Class AA
Delone Catholic 38, York Suburban 0
Lancaster Catholic 42, Biglerville 14
Middletown 19, Trinity 15
Class A
Camp Hill 42, York Catholic 21
Millersburg 41, Reading Central Catholic 7
Reading Holy Name 38, Upper Dauphin 13
Steelton-Highspire 39, Columbia 6
District 4 1st Round
Class AAA
Jersey Shore 54, East Juniata 25
Selinsgrove 35, Columbia-Montour Vo-Tech 0
Class AA
Lewisburg 30, Hughesville 21
Class A
Southern Columbia 41, Bloomsburg 0
District 11 1st Round
Class AAAA
Bethlehem Liberty 19, Parkland 0
Emmaus 28, Delaware Valley 0
Hazleton 30, East Stroudsburg South 14
CLASS AAA
Bangor 28, Southern Lehigh 14
Eastern Conference Playoffs
Division IIII Semifinals
Easton 34, Wallenpaupack 10
Northampton 42, Pocono Mountain West 26
Division III Semifinals
Scranton Prep 40, Hamburg 13
Division II Semifinals
Loyalsock 28, Carbondale 7
Tamaqua 35, Kutztown 14
Division I Semifinals
Lourdes Regional 30, Bucktail 0
Tri-Valley 21, Muncy 0
Philadelphia Catholic League
CLASS AAAA 1st Round
Father Judge 30, Cardinal O'Hara 14
Contingency Games
Academy Park 48, Moyer Academy, Del., 0
Bartram 30, Imhotep Charter 20
Chichester 34, Octorara 19
Frankford 32, West Philadelphia 0
Garnet Valley 21, Pennridge 7
Germantown 22, Southern 0
Marple Newtown 38, St. Pius X 6
Martin Luther King 22, FitzSimons 18
Olney 18, Central 7
Penn Wood 21, Harriton 20
Radnor 23, Archbishop Carroll 7
Ridley 21, Quakertown 0
Simon Gratz 54, Nueva Esperanza 6
Upper Darby 41, Upper Perkiomen 20
West Chester East 19, Sun Valley 14
West Chester Henderson 39, Plymouth Whitemarsh 20
William Penn 8, Edison 6
Western PA
District 5
Class A Semifinals
Conemaugh Township 35, Everett 19
District 6
Class AAA Semifinals
Johnstown 35, Indian Valley 7
Class AA Quarterfinals
Forest Hills 28, Richland 0
Tyrone 34, Bald Eagle Area 0
Class A 1st Round
Bishop McCort 31, Laurel Valley 6
Portage 21, Mt. Union 0
District 7
CLASS AAAA Quarterfinals
Bethel Park 41, North Allegheny 21
Gateway 24, Shaler 0
McKeesport 28, Pittsburgh Central Catholic 6
Penn Hills 27, North Hills 0
CLASS AAA Quarterfinals
Blackhawk 47, Mars 7
Highlands 35, Montour 34, OT
New Castle 55, Indiana 49
Thomas Jefferson 35, Hopewell 16
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CLASS AA Quarterfinals
Aliquippa 32, Greensburg Central Catholic 14
Beaver Falls 42, Ford City 21
Jeannette 57, Beaver 28
Shady Side Academy 28, Center 14
CLASS A Quarterfinals
Avonworth 30, North Catholic 8
Clairton 47, Monessen 0
Monaca 48, South Side Beaver 7
Rochester 35, Western Beaver 14
District 9
Class AAA Championship
Clearfield 42, St. Marys 20
Class AA Semifinals
Karns City 42, Kane 14
Moniteau 55, Brookville 7
Class A Quarterfinals
Clarion 19, Redbank Valley 0
Cameron County 57, Keystone 22
District 10
Class AAA Semifinals
Erie Cathedral Prep 45, Grove City 21
Erie Strong Vincent 35, Meadville 14
Class A First Round
Farrell 25, Union City 0
Linesville 21, Cambridge Springs 7
Mercer 28, Iroquois 14
Saegertown 49, Sharpsville 27
Sunday, November 02, 2008
Pennsylvania High School Football Scoreboard - Week 10
By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle
For the first time ever, the Philadelphia Catholic League football teams will be eligible to play for Pennsylvania high school football championships this season, and with that in mind, it's time to turn a little focus to the southeast part of the state, which has cranked-out a lot of great teams over the years that could only settling for a city championship.
The post-season got underway Saturday and the first team to qualify for the state tourney is West Catholic, which is ranked #4 by the Harrisburg Patriot-News in Class AA, won the Philadelphia Catholic League AA title with a solid 56-7 win over Archbishop Carroll.
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Eastern PA
Philadelphia Catholic League
Class AAA Semifinals
Conwell-Egan 17, Philadelphia North Catholic 14
Monsignor Bonner 24, Archbishop Ryan 7
Class AA Championship
Philadelphia West Catholic 56, Archbishop Carroll 7
Philadelphia Public League
Class AAAA Semifinals
Northeast 3, Frankford 0
Washington 38, Overbrook 0
Class AAA Semifinals
Dobbins 26, William Penn 6
Mastbaum 28, Roxborough 13
Class AA Championship
Bok 32, Benjamin Franklin 12
Class A Championship
Communications Tech 26, Del-Val Charter 0
Regular Season
Academy of New Church 36, George School 20
Allentown Dieruff 53, Allentown Allen 0
Bangor 7, Pen Argyl 0, OT
Bethlehem Liberty 20, Bethlehem Freedom 14
Canton 21, Troy 17
Cheltenham 35, Plymouth Whitemarsh 14
Council Rock North 20, Council Rock South 18
Crestwood 42, Holy Redeemer 14
Downingtown West 54, Bishop Shanahan 14
Erie McDowell 42, Harrisburg Bishop McDevitt 28
Great Valley 38, Kennett 14
Harrisburg 55, Altoona 7
Haverford School 12, Germantown Academy 0
Jenkintown 34, Pennington Prep, N.J. 29
Kennard-Dale 29, Susquehannock 24
Lake-Lehman 27, Dallas 22
Lewisburg 41, Warrior Run 14
Lourdes Regional 14, Columbia-Montour Vo-Tech 12
Malvern Prep 55, Penn Charter 21
Neumann-Goretti 25, Cardinal Dougherty 0
Old Forge 56, Susquehanna 24
Spring-Ford 29, St. Pius X 8
Upper Moreland 34, Norristown 0
Wilson 45, Notre Dame-Green Pond 0
Wyoming Valley West 28, Wilkes-Barre Couglin 13
Western PA
District 6 Playoffs
Class A First Round
Homer-Center 42, Blacklick Valley 22
Laurel Valley 14, Northern Cambira 6
Mount Union 41, Blairsville 28
Regular Season
Harrisburg 55, Altoona 7
Erie McDowell 42, Harrisburg Bishop McDevitt 28
Kiski School 36, Mercersburg Academy 34
Greenville 38, Slippery Rock 31
The High School Football Huddle
For the first time ever, the Philadelphia Catholic League football teams will be eligible to play for Pennsylvania high school football championships this season, and with that in mind, it's time to turn a little focus to the southeast part of the state, which has cranked-out a lot of great teams over the years that could only settling for a city championship.
The post-season got underway Saturday and the first team to qualify for the state tourney is West Catholic, which is ranked #4 by the Harrisburg Patriot-News in Class AA, won the Philadelphia Catholic League AA title with a solid 56-7 win over Archbishop Carroll.
Pennsylvania High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Eastern PA
Philadelphia Catholic League
Class AAA Semifinals
Conwell-Egan 17, Philadelphia North Catholic 14
Monsignor Bonner 24, Archbishop Ryan 7
Class AA Championship
Philadelphia West Catholic 56, Archbishop Carroll 7
Philadelphia Public League
Class AAAA Semifinals
Northeast 3, Frankford 0
Washington 38, Overbrook 0
Class AAA Semifinals
Dobbins 26, William Penn 6
Mastbaum 28, Roxborough 13
Class AA Championship
Bok 32, Benjamin Franklin 12
Class A Championship
Communications Tech 26, Del-Val Charter 0
Regular Season
Academy of New Church 36, George School 20
Allentown Dieruff 53, Allentown Allen 0
Bangor 7, Pen Argyl 0, OT
Bethlehem Liberty 20, Bethlehem Freedom 14
Canton 21, Troy 17
Cheltenham 35, Plymouth Whitemarsh 14
Council Rock North 20, Council Rock South 18
Crestwood 42, Holy Redeemer 14
Downingtown West 54, Bishop Shanahan 14
Erie McDowell 42, Harrisburg Bishop McDevitt 28
Great Valley 38, Kennett 14
Harrisburg 55, Altoona 7
Haverford School 12, Germantown Academy 0
Jenkintown 34, Pennington Prep, N.J. 29
Kennard-Dale 29, Susquehannock 24
Lake-Lehman 27, Dallas 22
Lewisburg 41, Warrior Run 14
Lourdes Regional 14, Columbia-Montour Vo-Tech 12
Malvern Prep 55, Penn Charter 21
Neumann-Goretti 25, Cardinal Dougherty 0
Old Forge 56, Susquehanna 24
Spring-Ford 29, St. Pius X 8
Upper Moreland 34, Norristown 0
Wilson 45, Notre Dame-Green Pond 0
Wyoming Valley West 28, Wilkes-Barre Couglin 13
Western PA
District 6 Playoffs
Class A First Round
Homer-Center 42, Blacklick Valley 22
Laurel Valley 14, Northern Cambira 6
Mount Union 41, Blairsville 28
Regular Season
Harrisburg 55, Altoona 7
Erie McDowell 42, Harrisburg Bishop McDevitt 28
Kiski School 36, Mercersburg Academy 34
Greenville 38, Slippery Rock 31
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