by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America
Ohio State recruit Noah Spence of Bishop McDevitt High School has been named the fifth winner of The Maxwell Football Club's National High School Player of the Year Award.
Spence had a great senior season that saw him lead his school to Pennsylvania Class AAA championship game. The 6-4, 240-pound defensive end recorded 108 tackles with 12-and-a-half sacks, plus 27 tackles for losses.
Spence joins past winners DeVier Posey (Cincinnati LaSalle, OH), Jamarkus McFarland (Lufkin, TX), Sharrif Floyd (George Washington, Philadelphia, PA) and Jeff Driskel (Hagerty HS, Orlando, FL)
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
Pennsylvania Finals Set
by Jeff Fisher
Pennsylvania High School Football Huddle
Eight teams to go in the 2011 Pennsylvania...five public, three private.
The only team back to defend its title is the Clairton Bears in 1A.
Now let's take at the match-ups...
Let's start in 4A where North Penn will face surprising Central Dauphin for the title.
North Penn won the its only state title in 2003 when it beat Pittsburgh Central Catholic. Central Dauphin will be playing in its first state title game, thanks to a 23-20 defeating of defending state champ and nationally-ranked North Allegheny on Saturday. The Knights advanced to the championship game by beating La Salle 21-14. La Salle was looking for its third straight appearance in the 4A final.

North Penn (13-2) is on a 12-game win streak after a 1-2 start. Central Dauphin's (14-1) only loss was to 3A finalist Bishop McDevitt in the second week of the regular season.

In 3A, the aforementioned Bishop McDevitt Crusaders will face top-ranked Archbishop Wood. The Vikings have been on a roll since losing to Pittsburgh Central Catholic in the opening weekend of the season. PCC was ranked #1 in 4A in several pre-season polls.
The Crusaders, like North Penn, began the season 1-2. Last year Allentown Central Catholic beat McDevitt 28-27 in the 3A title game. McDevitt hasn't won a state football title since 1995.
In 2A, Lancaster Catholic will take-on Tyrone. LC made the final by knocking-off defending state champ West Catholic 23-20.

Lancaster Catholic (15-0) won its only state title in 2009 when it beat Greensburg Central Catholic 21-14. Tyrone will be playing in its third state championship game, but first since 1999.
Tyrone won its only state title in '99 when it beat Mount Carmel 13-6 to win the AA title. In 1995, Mount Carmel beat Tyrone 25-6.
In 1A, Clairton puts its 46 game win streak on the line when it plays Southern Columbia in the championship game. The Bears have won back-to-back 1A titles and will be playing in its fourth straight championship game.
Southern Columbia is no stranger to state championship games. The Tigers have won a record six 1A titles
BTW...if Clairton wins next weekend, they'll have a shot at going after the state's longest all-time win streak of 59 straight by Central Bucks West in the late 90's.
Pennsylvania High School Football Huddle
Eight teams to go in the 2011 Pennsylvania...five public, three private.
The only team back to defend its title is the Clairton Bears in 1A.
Now let's take at the match-ups...
Let's start in 4A where North Penn will face surprising Central Dauphin for the title. North Penn won the its only state title in 2003 when it beat Pittsburgh Central Catholic. Central Dauphin will be playing in its first state title game, thanks to a 23-20 defeating of defending state champ and nationally-ranked North Allegheny on Saturday. The Knights advanced to the championship game by beating La Salle 21-14. La Salle was looking for its third straight appearance in the 4A final.

North Penn (13-2) is on a 12-game win streak after a 1-2 start. Central Dauphin's (14-1) only loss was to 3A finalist Bishop McDevitt in the second week of the regular season.

In 3A, the aforementioned Bishop McDevitt Crusaders will face top-ranked Archbishop Wood. The Vikings have been on a roll since losing to Pittsburgh Central Catholic in the opening weekend of the season. PCC was ranked #1 in 4A in several pre-season polls.
The Crusaders, like North Penn, began the season 1-2. Last year Allentown Central Catholic beat McDevitt 28-27 in the 3A title game. McDevitt hasn't won a state football title since 1995.
In 2A, Lancaster Catholic will take-on Tyrone. LC made the final by knocking-off defending state champ West Catholic 23-20.

Lancaster Catholic (15-0) won its only state title in 2009 when it beat Greensburg Central Catholic 21-14. Tyrone will be playing in its third state championship game, but first since 1999.
Tyrone won its only state title in '99 when it beat Mount Carmel 13-6 to win the AA title. In 1995, Mount Carmel beat Tyrone 25-6.
In 1A, Clairton puts its 46 game win streak on the line when it plays Southern Columbia in the championship game. The Bears have won back-to-back 1A titles and will be playing in its fourth straight championship game.
Southern Columbia is no stranger to state championship games. The Tigers have won a record six 1A titlesBTW...if Clairton wins next weekend, they'll have a shot at going after the state's longest all-time win streak of 59 straight by Central Bucks West in the late 90's.
Friday, April 02, 2010
Pennsylvania Football Powers to Square-off in 2010 & 2011
by Jeff Fisher
Pennsylvania High School Football Huddle
Bishop McDevitt and Gateway have agreed to a two-year contract to face each other on the gridiron to start the 2010 and 2011 seasons.
This season the Gators will travel to Harrisburg for a September 4th match-up that will start a 2 o'clock. Bishop McDevitt will then travel to Monroeville for the start of the 2011.
Pennsylvania High School Football Huddle
Bishop McDevitt and Gateway have agreed to a two-year contract to face each other on the gridiron to start the 2010 and 2011 seasons.This season the Gators will travel to Harrisburg for a September 4th match-up that will start a 2 o'clock. Bishop McDevitt will then travel to Monroeville for the start of the 2011.
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