2026 District 4 Week 10 Recap

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Davin Ridall | November 3, 2026

October 29, 2026

Montgomery 28, Cowanesque Valley 13

The Red Raiders got it done to close out the year, taking down Cowanesque Valley on the road 28-13 to finish the regular season 9-1. One of the uglier performances offensively for Montgomery this season, managing just 211 total yards, which is tied for a season low. Lincoln Miller was Montgomery’s leading rusher, carrying the ball 7 times for 54 yards and a touchdown, Josh Knoebel scored twice and ran for a season low 29 yards on 14 carries. Gage Furman went just 3/15 for 82 yards and an interception through the air, with Cowanesque Valley’s Stevie Olsen coming away with a 100 yard pick six. Cowanesque Valley’s only offensive touchdown came through the air, on a 40 yard connection between Gavin Churchill and Camden Stahli. Chruchill finished his final high school game going 11/25 for 120 yards, throwing a touchdown and 2 interceptions. Cowanesque Valley finishes the 2026 regular season 3-7 and misses the playoffs.

October 30, 2026

Towanda 50, Wyalusing 0

The Black Knights cruised past winless Wyalusing with a 50-0 shutout home victory, closing out the regular season with a 5-5 record. Towanda powered their offense by committee, with twelve different players getting a carry, as well as eight different receivers catching passes from three different quarterbacks. Jazick Brown and Curtis Manyard led Towanda’s backfield, Brown carrying the ball 4 times for 94 yards and 2 scores, while Manyard turned his 4 carries into 37 yards and 2 scores as well. Gage Evans and Cameron Ellis both ran for a touchdown each, while Reese Sluyter also threw a touchdown pass to Shane Maghamez. Towanda’s defense pitched their first shutout of the season, holding Wyalusing to just 99 total yards of offense, forcing a turnover as well. Wyalusing finishes the regular season 0-10 and will not compete in the playoffs.

Wellsboro 41, North Penn-Mansfield 0

Wellsboro wins their third game in the past four weeks, blanking North Penn-Mansfield at home 41-0 to improve to 4-6 on the season. The Hornets matched their highest point total of the season with 41, while also earning their first shutout since October 18th of 2024 against Northwest Area. Junior quarterback Griffin Morral once again was the engine that powered the offense, he went 6/8 for 105 yards and 2 touchdowns through the air, as well as adding 58 yards and a score on the ground. Max Mascho carried the ball 6 times for 74 yards and a score, while Reed Richardson carried the ball 3 times for 29 yards and a score of his own. Morral threw touchdown passes to Mascho and Gideon Lawton, Mascho had 2 catches for 39 yards while Lawton led the receiving game with 3 catches for 51 yards. Wellsboro’s defense held North Penn-Mansfield to just 79 yards of total offense, as well as racking up 8 total sacks, with Levi Champaign, Jorden Hines, and Gavin Carson all accounting for two sacks each. North Penn-Mansfield finishes the 2026 regular season with an 0-10 record.

Troy 74, Canton 13

The Trojans win their ninth straight game to close out the 2026 regular season, blowing past Canton at home 74-13 to finish the regular season 9-1. Troy’s 74 points is their highest of the season, as well as their first time reaching the 70 point mark since October 17th of 2025 against Central Mountain. Troy racked up 466 yards of total offense, including 347 of them on the ground, including six total rushing touchdowns. Jayden Kutt led the ground game with 94 yards and 2 touchdowns on 8 carries. Blake Putman and Landon Cole both scored twice on the ground as well, Putman rushed for 73 yards while Cole rushed for 48 yards. Lucas Kress also added a 29 yard touchdown run. Spencer Martin went a near perfect 7/8 for 113 yards and 3 touchdowns, Martin threw touchdown passes to Evan Allen, Josiah Pesesky, and Reed Palmer. Allen had one catch for 39 yards, Pesesky had 2 catches for 34 yards, and Palmer had 2 catches for 14 yards. Canton quarterback Brooks Wesenski was picked off by Troy’s defense three times, he did throw for 195 yards and 2 touchdowns, connecting with Rylan Wesenski both times, who had 5 catches for 165 yards as well.

Muncy 31, Hughesville 6

The Indians jumped out to a 24-0 halftime lead and cruised past Hughesville on the road 31-6 to improve to 6-4 on the season. Muncy racked up 407 total yards in the win, their second highest total of the season, trailing only to their 56-0 win over Sayre when they racked up 510. Noah Weikle was extremely efficient through the air, going 13/15 for 139 yards and 3 touchdowns, connecting with Nathan Rogers for all three scores, Rogers had 6 catches for 50 yards which led the team. Weikle added a score on the groud as well, however the leader of the backfield was Layken Harris, who turned 21 carries into a season high 116 yards. Muncy’s defense came away with 18 tackles for loss and 3 sacks as well, Nasir Miller led the team with 4 tackles for loss, while Finn Thomas had 3 tackles for loss as well as 1.5 sacks. Hughesville finishes the regular season with a 4-6 record, they will compete in the postseason next week, as will Muncy.

South Williamsport 49, Central Columbia 14

The Mountaineers roll past Central Columbia on the road 49-14 for their sixth straight victory to close out the regular season. It was yet another dominant offensive performance for South Williamsport, racking up 537 total yards and scoring 48 or more points for the seventh time this season. The ground game continues to be extremely effective, Eli White turned 11 carries into 118 yards, while Garrett Lorson carried the ball 12 times for 103 yards and 3 touchdowns. Samir Moy and Cade Lusk also added scores of their own, Moy scored on an 80 yard run, while Lusk had 6 carries for 39 yards and a touchdown. Cole Gerber went 10/14 for 189 yards and 2 touchdowns through the air, connecting with Levi Butler and Neeko Bowen for scores. Butler led the way with 7 catches for 90 yards and a touchdown, while Bowen had 2 catches for 72 yards and a score. All of Central Columbia’s offensive production came from junior running back Owen Zanoline, who had 24 carries for 168 yards and 2 touchdowns, this now being Zanoline’s fourth game of the season that he finished with over 100 rushing yards. Central Columbia finishes the regular season 0-10, their second winless season in a row.

Bloomsburg 54, Northwest Area 7

The Panthers made history, taking down Northwest Area at home in a dominant 54-7 victory, but more importantly they completed the regular season undefeated for the first time in school history, a perfect 10-0. Bloomsburg racked up 505 total yards in the win, their third time in the last five weeks that they’ve reached the 500 yard mark, also being their third highest total of the season. Bloomsburg’s senior duo of Shane Frey and Julius Serrano both had great performances in their final regular season game, Frey went 16/30 for 297 yards through the air and threw 3 touchdowns, with Serrano hauling in 5 of those passes for 76 yards and a score. Jharee Moore-Stewart led the receiving game with 7 catches for 150 yards and 2 touchdowns, his fourth game of the year with 100+ receiving yards. JD Klingerman also got some action in the game, going 4/7 for 52 yards and a touchdown through the air, while also adding a score on the ground. Klingerman’s lone touchdown pass went to junior wide receiver Ryan Traugh, which was his first of the season. Junior running back Wyatt Schrader was Bloomsburg’s top rusher, carrying the ball 9 times for a season high 90 yards and 2 scores. Northwest Area was shutout until the fourth quarter, and they end the regular season with a 4-6 record, having lost six consecutive games after a promising 4-0 start.

Williamsport 42, Wilkes-Barre 34

The Millionaires closed out the regular season strong with a 42-34 home win over their District 2 rival Wilkes-Barre, improving to 7-3 on the season. Williamsport with the win clinched the top spot in the District 2 6A playoff bracket and will face West Scranton at home in the first round. Tevin Williams had another impressive performance, accounting for 260 total yards and 4 touchdowns in the win. Williams went 9/11 for 158 yards through the air and threw 3 touchdowns, as well as rushing for 102 yards and a score on 11 carries. Zion Hughes, Trey Damschroder and Kason Ulmer all caught touchdowns from Williams. Hughes caught 2 passes for 82 yards and a score, Damschroder caught 3 passes for 32 yards and a score, and Ulmer caught 2 passes for 23 yards and a score. This season marked the first time that Williamsport won more than 5 games in the regular season since 2020 when they went 6-1 in the regular season.

Shikellamy 42, Danville 21

The Braves ended the regular season with their seventh straight victory, defeating Danville at home 42-21 to improve to 9-1, which is their first time finishing the regular season with one loss or fewer since 1979 when they also went 9-1. Shikellamy put on another offensive masterclass in the win, racking up a season high 508 total yards, their first time this season reaching the 500 yard mark. Bobby Felmy accounted for 412 total yards in the win, throwing for 307 yards and 3 touchdowns, as well as rushing for 105 and a score. Two of Felmy’s touchdown passes went to Thomas Pollock, who hauled in 6 passes for 110 yards in his final regular season game. Kyler Campell was Shikellamy’s other 100 yard receiver, he caught 4 passes for an even 100 yards, however it was Maddox Hoover who caught Felmy’s third touchdown pass, Hoover had just 2 catches for 97 yards and a score. Pollock also added 33 yards and a score on the ground, Willie Bender also ran for a touchdown on a 13 yard carry. Macon Patrick accounted for two of Danville’s three touchdowns in the game, throwing for 163 yards and a score, and adding a touchdown on the ground as well. Jagger Simpson was the team’s leading rusher and receiver, Simpson had 5 catches for 89 yards and a score, as well as rushing for 88 yards and a score as well. Danville finishes the regular season with a 3-7 record, and will move onto the District 4 3A playoffs.

Southern Columbia 49, Selinsgrove 19

The Tigers win their fourth straight game to close out the regular season, taking down Selinsgrove on the road 49-19 to improve to 9-1. The run game once again got it done for Southern Columbia, racking up 501 of the Tigers’ 569 total yards in the game and all seven of their touchdowns. Grady Garcia had another phenomenal performance, turning 14 carries into a season high 256 yards and another season high 4 touchdowns. Joey Williams was also very effective in his final regular season game, turning 13 carries into 132 yards and 3 touchdowns, both of which were season highs for Williams. Rocco Amato provided Selinsgrove with most of their offensive production, going 19/37 for a career best 351 yards and 2 touchdowns through the air, his two top targets being juniors Nash Fordyce and Jonathan Neidig. Fordyce caught 7 passes for 174 yards and both of Amato’s touchdowns, while Neidig caught a team leading 10 passes for 163 yards. Cael Badman also added a touchdown on the ground for the Seals, finishing the game with 16 carries for 37 yards and a score. Selinsgrove finishes the regular season 3-7, improved from their 1-9 finish from a season ago, and will move onto the District 4 4A playoff bracket.

Jersey Shore 53, Central Mountain 27

The Bulldogs closed out the regular season with their best offensive performance of the year, beating Central Mountain at home 53-27 and finishing the regular season with a 5-5 record. Jersey Shore reached season highs in both points with 53, and total yards with 595. Nolen Pauling accounted for six total touchdowns in the win, throwing for 353 yards and 4 touchdowns, and rushing for 44 yards and 2 touchdowns. Carter Rhinehart and Khani McCray both surpasses the 100 yard receiving mark, Rhinehart led the team with 10 receptions for 151 yards and a touchdown, while McCray caught 5 passes for 103 yards and a touchdown as well. Connor Winters led the team in receiving touchdowns with 2, finishing the game with 3 catches for 93 yards. Jason Jennings led the ground game with 101 yards on 18 carries, with Zeke Sechrist also adding 8 carries for 47 yards and a score as well. Jersey Shore does move on to the District 4 4A playoffs, however their 5-5 record is their worst regular season finish since 2018 when they also went 5-5.

Mount Carmel 23, Shamokin 7

The Coal Bucket finally returns to the big red, as the Red Tornadoes took down Shamokin on the road 23-7 to complete a perfect regular season for the first time since 2022. Mount Carmel had fallen to Shamokin each of the past two years, but this time the Red Tornadoes got it done against a shorthanded Indians squad. Jaylen Delaney and Cooper Karycki were the stars for Mount Carmel once again, Delaney carried the ball 13 times for 102 yards and a touchdown, while Karycki carried the ball 10 times for 86 yards for 2 touchdowns. With the injury to Logan Steele, Shamokin initially turned to junior quarterback Barrett Walsh, but then pivoted to freshman quarterback Evan Pancher, who went 5/10 for 42 yards through the air in his first game, as well as adding 11 carries for 32 yards and Shamokin’s only score on the ground. Shamokin drops their second straight game, falling to 8-2 on the season, and it still remains unclear whether Steele will be able to return in time for the district playoffs.

Warrior Run 13, Milton 12

The Defenders finally brought and end to their skid, breaking a six game losing streak with a 13-12 home victory over Milton to close out the regular season. Following a strong 3-0 start to the year, injuries to both Logan Stevenson and Denyn Beachel derailed their season and sent the Defenders on an unfortunate streak, but both players have since returned and they finally got back in the win column in the final week of the regular season. Stevenson was solid through the air, going 14/21 for 136 yards and a touchdown, connecting with Bryson Weigel for the game winning touchdown as time expired. Weigel also led the ground game for Warrior Run, carrying the ball 17 times for 60 yards and a touchdown. Milton trailed for most of the game, until Paxton Humphrey orchestrated a 98 yard touchdown drive that gave the Black Panthers a 12-7 lead with just 29 seconds left, but a miracle drive from Warrior Run ended Milton’s playoff hopes. Humphrey finished the game with 170 passing yards, with his lone touchdown pass going to Jhemzuel Feliciano in the game’s final moments. Luis Santos also added a touchdown run in the second quarter. Milton finishes the regular season 3-7 and will miss out on the postseason for the second year in a row.

Montoursville 49, Loyalsock 14

The Warriors blow past Loyalsock at home, cruising to a 49-14 win, improving to 6-4 on the season, and retaining the annual Bridge Trophy. Montoursville put up their best offensive performance of the season, reaching a season high 49 points, and racking up their second highest yardage total of the year with 436. Elijah Eck had a great performance through the air, going 8/14 for 220 yards and 2 touchdowns, with Cole Snyder and Brayden Burkett each catching a touchdown. Both Snyder and Burkett surpasses 100 receiving yards, Snyder caught just 2 passes for 104 yards and a score, while Burkett caught 4 passes for 102 yards and a score. Kaiden Kleinman got most of the work in the backfield, carrying the ball 13 times for 91 yards and a score, with Mason Lapinski also adding a rushing touchdown. Branson Fogleman led the rushing touchdowns department with 2, finishing the game with just 3 carries for 58 yards. Dyson Dupont threw for 153 yards for Loyalsock, however he was picked off by Montoursville’s defense three times. Both of the Lancers’ touchdowns came on the ground from Cayden Sones, who finished the game with 26 carries for 83 yards and 2 scores. Loyalsock closes out the regular season losing five of their final six games to finish 4-6, both the Lancers and Warriors move on to the District 4 3A playoffs.

Mifflinburg 22, Lewisburg 14

The Wildcats close out the year with seven straight wins, taking down Lewisburg on the road in a highly contested 22-14 victory, keeping hold of the Little Brown Jug for the second year in a row. Mifflinburg also finishes the regular season 8-2 for the second consecutive year, and they got it done against the Green Dragons largely thanks to their run game. Mifflinburg finished the game with 390 total yards, 322 of which came on the ground, and majority of that came from Landon Moser. Moser finished the game with a whopping 38 carries for 241 yards and 2 touchdowns, his third game of the year with at least 200 rushing yards. Brennen Snyder also contributed to the ground game, rushing for 48 yards and a score on 8 carries, while also throwing for 68 yards. Xavier Carter accounted for both of Lewisburg’s touchdowns, throwing for one and rushing for one, he went 8/25 for 121 yards through the air, and rushed for 61 yards on 9 carries. Carter’s lone touchdown pass went to Drake Osunde, however he was also picked off twice by Mifflinburg’s defense. Lewisburg finishes the regular season 5-5, and both the Green Dragons and Wildcats move on to the District 4 3A playoffs.

Line Mountain 35, Newport 7

The Eagles finish the regular season strong with a 35-7 home victory over Newport, closing out the regular season with a 9-1 record. Line Mountain did miss out on the number one seed in the District 4 1A playoffs, as Montgomery finished just ahead of them in the standings. Preston Derk provided Line Mountain with a good chunk of their offensive production, accounting for four total touchdowns in the win. Derk threw for 157 yards and 2 touchdowns, as well as adding 76 yards a 2 more touchdowns on the ground. Kaden Dunkelberger did all of his damage on the ground, carrying the ball 11 times for 78 yards and a score of his own. Derk’s top target through the air was Henry Malfara, who caught 5 passes for 126 yards and both touchdowns. Line Mountain enters the district playoffs for the fifth year in a row, and this will be the fourth year in a row that the Eagles will play at least one home playoff game.

October 31, 2026

Bucktail 42, Columbia Montour Vo-Tech 6

The Bucks close out their 2026 campaign strong with a dominant 42-6 victory over Columbia Montour Vo-Tech, to finish the year 2-6. This year marks the first time since 2023 that Bucktail finishes with multiple wins, as they had won just one game over the past two seasons. Quarterback Corbin Pentz threw 2 touchdown passes in the win and added a rushing touchdown as well. Both of Pentz’s touchdowns went to Teagan Stone, who also added a rushing touchdown to his totals. Levi Stevenson and Jaden Intallura also added rushing touchdowns of their own, scoring on runs of 2 yards and 42 yards respectively. The Rams didn’t find the scoreboard until the fourth quarter on a 65 yard connection between Wyatt Bodnar and Jaxon Hartman. Columbia Montour Vo-Tech closes out the season 1-9, with their lone victory coming on a forfeit by Jenkintown.

Athens 70, Sayre 12

The Wildcats crushed Sayre for their eighth straight victory to close out the regular season, beating the Redskins at home 70-12 to finishing the regular season 9-1 for the second year in a row. Athens put up not only their highest point total of the season, but also set a program record for most points ever scored in a single game, their previous record was 68 points which was against Wellsboro on October 28th of 2005. Connor Davidson in his final regular season game accounted for four total touchdowns, throwing for 108 yards and 2 scores, and rushing for 67 yards and 2 scores as well. Brendan Cooke had a great performance in his final regular season game as well, rushing for a season high 117 yards and 2 touchdowns on 11 carries. Dominic Robbins and Brady Flynn also ran for a touchdown each, racking up yardage totals of 49 and 32 respectively. Kade Rowe and Aiden Vanderpool each caught a touchdown from Davidson, Rowe caught 2 passes for 37 yards, while Vanderpool caught just one pass for 17 yards. Nolan Raupers recorded a pick six for Athens’ defense, and Gage Marmor returned a kickoff for a touchdown as well. Sayre finishes the regular season with a 2-8 record and will not compete in the playoffs.

Midd-West 21, Holy Redeemer 0

The Mustangs earned their third win of the year, closing out the regular season with a 21-0 shutout win on the road against Holy Redeemer. Midd-West’s 3-7 record marked their best record since 2019 when they finished 4-7, in fact their three wins tied the number of victories that Midd-West had earned over the past three seasons combined. Witten Carter threw for 108 yards and a touchdown in the win, connecting with Mason Fultz who had 2 catches for 31 yards. Fultz led Midd-West’s rushing attack with 11 carries for 68 yards and a score, while Noah Kratzer added a touchdown run of his own. Carter did throw a season high 4 interceptions, however Midd-West’s defense played phenomenal, racking up 13 tackles for loss, 7 sacks, and 5 interceptions of their own. Carter, Fultz, D’Angelo Drumheller, Konnor Kullman, and Aiden Rose all came away with an interception, while perhaps the star of the defense in the game Jared Devine racked up a team leading 4 tackles for loss and 4 sacks in his final game.