2026 District 4 Week 6 Recap

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Davin Ridall | October 8, 2026

October 2, 2026

Athens 44, Wellsboro 0

Four straight wins now for the Wildcats, as they cruise past a skidding Wellsboro team at home 44-0 to improve to 5-1 on the year. Athens’ defense also pitched their second shutout of the season, their first coming in week one in a 44-0 win over Wyalusing, also holding the Hornets to just 58 total yards of offense. Connor Davidson accounted for five of Athens’ six touchdowns in the win, two through the air and three on the ground. Davidson went 11/17 for 148 yards and 2 touchdowns, as well as adding 75 yards and 3 touchdowns on 13 carries. Davidson’s two touchdown passes went to Dominic Robbins and Kade Rowe, who led the team in receiving with 6 catches for 112 yards. Shea Davidson also threw a touchdown pass in the second quarter, hitting Lucas Persun from 6 yards out. Wellsboro continues to struggle in the absence of Griffin Morral, quarterback Derrick Blasz went 7/15 for just 41 yards in the loss.

Towanda 35, Cowanesque Valley 7

These two teams were on the exact opposite trajectory coming into this matchup, the Indians were 2-3 on a two game win streak, while the Black Knights were 2-3 on a three game losing streak. Both streaks came to an end as Towanda overwhelmed Cowanesque Valley at home 35-7. The Indians kept the game close late in the second quarter, as both teams were tied at 7 a piece, but Towanda’s rushing attack took over scoring twice before halftime, and twice in the second half. Towanda’s ground game combined for 327 yards and all five of their touchdowns. Jazick Brown led the charge with 120 yards and 2 touchdowns on 12 carries, while Gage Evans tallied 108 yards and 2 more touchdowns on 11 carries. Curtis Maynard also contributed, leading the team in carries with 13, turning them into 93 yards and a touchdown of his own. Towanda’s defense held Cowanesque Valley’s rushing attack completely in check, as they finished with negative 2 total yards on the ground. The Indians’ only source of offense came from the passing game, quarterback Gavin Churchill went 6/17 for 113 yards and a touchdown pass, which went to Max Millard.

Troy 48, North Penn-Mansfield 12

The Trojans have now reached five consecutive wins, crushing winless North Penn-Mansfield on the road 48-12 to improve to 5-1. This is now back to back weeks where Troy has surpassed the 40 point mark, scoring 49 last week against Wellsboro and 48 this week. Quarterback Spencer Martin accounted for three touchdowns in the win, 2 through the air, and 1 on the ground, those touchdown passes going to Josiah Pesesky and Trey Teribury. Evan Allen, Jayden Kutt, and Lucas Norton all ran for touchdowns for Troy, while Logunn Heasley had a 39 yard pick six. The Trojans scored all 48 points in the first half, jumping out to a 48-0 lead early in the second quarter before North Penn-Mansfield finally found the end zone. Both of the Panthers’ touchdowns came on the ground from Jerimiah Lawrence, highlighted by his first score which came on a 77 yard run in the second quarter.

Montgomery 73, Wyalusing 0

What a dominant win for the Red Raiders, absolutely crushing a winless Wyalusing team 73-0 at home, setting a new school record for most points scored in a single game. Montgomery’s defense got their second shutout of the season, their first one coming in week one against Hughesville, as well as tallying 2 sacks and 3 interceptions. The ground game had a field day, racking up 381 yards and 9 of Montgomery’s 10 touchdowns. Trace Furman led the team in yards with 119 and 2 touchdowns on just 3 carries, while Lincoln Miller led the team in touchdowns with 4, rushing for 106 yards on 7 carries as well. Briar Persing also nearly eclipsed the hundred yard mark, going for 92 yards and 2 touchdowns on 4 carries. Freshman Waylon Barrows scored his first touchdown of his high school career as well, racking up 20 yards to go with it. Quarterback Gage Furman also threw a touchdown on his only completion of the game, a 38 yard pass to Briar Persing.

South Williamsport 28, Muncy 6

The Mountaineers took down Muncy for their second year in a row, earning a 28-6 road win thanks to both their dominant ground game and defense. For almost the entire game, South Williamsport’s defense completely neutralized Muncy’s offense, as the Indians couldn’t find the end zone until the fourth quarter. By that point, the Mountaineers’ 28-0 lead was just too much for Muncy to overcome. The ground game provided South Williamsport with all the offense they needed, racking up 279 total yards and 4 touchdowns. The leader of the backfield once again was Cade Lusk, turning 26 carries into 141 yards and 2 touchdowns, all leading the team. Garrett Lorson also had a good performance, rushing for 79 yards and a touchdown on 14 carries. Eli White also ran for a touchdown for South Williamsport, adding 47 yards on the ground as well. Muncy struggled to get their rushing attack going all game, the team as a whole tallied just 67 total yards on the ground, however Noah Walters did run for a touchdown in the fourth quarter. South Williamsport’s defense also picked off both Walters and Noah Weikle once each.

Canton 20, Sayre 7

The Warriors brought Sayre’s two game win streak to a halt, taking down the Redskins at home 20-7, and improving to 4-2. Late in the second quarter, Sayre scored at touchdown to give themselves a brief 7-6 lead, however Canton scored shortly before halftime and never gave the lead back. The Warriors got their two first half touchdowns on the ground thanks to running backs Jaiden Ortiz and Aaden Dowling each rushing for one. In the fourth quarter, quarterback Owen Moore connected with Dowling for a 40 yard touchdown pass, sealing the 20-7 win. Moore threw for 73 yards and a touchdown, and rushed for 74 yards. Sayre’s lone score in the game came on a touchdown pass from quarterback Declan Barry to Brayden Vorhis. The Redskins’ ground game was powered by running back Hudson Malanoski, who rushed for 89 yards on 20 carries.

Milton 33, Northwest Area 10

The Black Panthers ended their three game losing streak, taking down Northwest Area at home 33-10, handing the Rangers their second straight loss. Milton never trailed in this game, however they did only have a 6-0 lead heading into the halftime break. A 24 point offensive performance in the second half was just what Milton needed to win this game. Kamryn Wilson led the Black Panther offense in the first half, going 5/9 for 100 yards, as well as rushing for a touchdown, Milton’s only first half score. In the second half, freshman quarterback Paxton Humphrey took over, going 12/17 for 145 yards and 2 touchdowns. Luis Santos was the engine behind their rushing attack, turning 18 carries into 167 yards and a touchdown, with Jacori Brown also running for a touchdown as well. Jhemzuel Feliciano was the team’s top target, hauling in 4 passes for 92 yards and a touchdown, Brady O’Rourke caught the other one. Northwest Area’s quarterbacks did not complete a single pass, their only source of offense came from the ground game. Specifically it was Noah Amett who led the charge, rushing for 180 yards and Northwest Area’s only touchdown on 24 carries.

Williamsport 32, Jersey Shore 28

The Millionaires got another big time win this week, taking down a skidding Jersey Shore team on the road 32-28, handing the Bulldogs their third straight loss after a 3-0 start. Williamsport was in control for most of the first half before Jersey Shore tied it just before halftime, then Jersey Shore took over in the second half, but a late rally by Williamsport was enough to power them to victory. Most of Williamsport’s offense came through the air, thanks to another strong performance from Zion Hughes still filling in for the absence of Tevin Williams. Hughes went 18/27 for 292 yards and 2 touchdowns through the air, as well as leading Williamsport in rushing with 56 yards and 2 more touchdowns on the ground. Hughes’ two top targets with Trey Damschroder and Delantae Haberstroh-Stotts, Damschroder hauled in 7 passes for 137 yards and a score, while Haberstroh-Stotts hauled in 6 passes for 115 yards and a score. One of the biggest reasons why the Bulldogs lost this game was the interceptions, as quarterback Nolen Pauling threw 3 interceptions in the game, with one of those coming inside the 10 yard line on the opening drive, and the other coming on Jersey Shore’s final possession that sealed the win for Williamsport. Pauling did go 20/42 for 265 yards and 3 touchdowns as well, however the interceptions proved to be costly in the end. Pauling also was a big factor for Jersey Shore in the run game, turning 28 carries into 177 yards and a score, both of which led the team by a very wide margin. Connor Winters hauled in two of Pauling’s touchdown passes, tallying 5 catches for 70 yards in the game, while Khani McCray caught the other touchdown pass, leading the team in yards as well, hauling in 4 passes for 78 yards. Jaylen Williams proved to be the difference defensively for Williamsport, picking off Pauling twice, while Mhasi Strickland came away with the game sealing interception in the game’s final minutes.

Shikellamy 35, Central Mountain 22

The Braves keep their hot streak going, taking care of business at home against winless Central Mountain 35-22, now moving to 5-1 on the season. The Wildcats hung with Shikellamy for a little while, only trailing by 8 heading into halftime, however the Braves’ explosive offensive took over in the second half. Thomas Pollock continues to produce as he has all season, rushing for 75 yards and 2 touchdowns on just 6 carries, as well as catching 5 passes for 54 yards and a touchdown. Tristan Smith also ran for a touchdown for Shikellamy as well, turning his 12 carries into 71 yards and a score. Quarterback Bobby Felmy also was very efficient through the air, going 11/19 for 124 yards and 2 touchdowns, with one going to Pollock and the other going to Xavier Baker-Allen, who had 3 catches for 58 yards as well. Shikellamy’s defense also picked off Central Mountain quarterback Kyle Everett twice, Corbin Stahl coming away with both of those interceptions. Everett did run for a touchdown for the Wildcats, with Gavin Heverly rushing for one as well.

Shamokin 42, Selinsgrove 0

The Indians keep their unbeaten season going for another week, shutting out Selinsgrove at home 42-0. Both the offense and defense continue to roll, with Shamokin’s offense reaching the 40 point mark for the fourth time this season, and their defense picking up their third shutout of the year. While quarterback Logan Steele wasn’t as efficient through the air, going just 3/9 for 73 yards, 1 touchdown, and 2 interceptions, he made up for it on the ground rushing for 170 yards and 2 touchdowns on just 6 carries. Trey Taylor, Ryan Bickert, and Sheldon Sassani all rushed for touchdowns as well, racking up yardage totals of 76, 68, and 23 respectively, with Taylor having the most carries with 12. Colin Steinhart caught Steele’s lone touchdown pass on a 5 yard completion. Shamokin’s defense not only had a shutout, but they also racked up 9 tackles for loss, a sack, and an interception, with Nathan Kaleta tallying 3 of those tackles for loss, Robert Whitmer tallying the sack, and Barrett Walsh coming away with the pick. They also held Selinsgrove quarterback Rocco Amato to just 12 yards passing.

Montoursville 35, Danville 8

The Warriors got their third straight win, completely shutting down Danville on the road 35-8, improving their record to 4-2 following their 1-2 start to the year. The Ironmen continue to struggle offensively without starting quarterback Macon Patrick, as their lone touchdown didn’t come until the fourth quarter when the game was well out of reach. Montoursville dominated largely thanks to a fantastic performance from Eli Eck, who normally does most of his damage on the ground, but this game he went 13/22 for 231 yards and a career high 4 touchdown passes. The team’s top rusher was Colton Conklin, who turned just 7 carries into 136 yards, however it was Mason Lapinski who scored the rushing touchdown for Montoursville. All 4 of Eck’s touchdown passes went to freshman running back Bryson Fillman, who caught 6 passes for 130 yards as well. The Warriors held Danville’s quarterback duo of Jagger Simpson and Mason Kingery to just 11 passing total passing yards, with Kaden Kleinman picking off Simpson once as well. Simpson was Danville’s only real source of offense, rushing for 67 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries.

Bloomsburg 48, Central Columbia 9

The Battle for the Burg goes to the Panthers for the fourth straight year, as Bloomsburg cruises past winless Central Columbia on the road 48-9, continuing their undefeated season. Bloomsburg now holds a 6-0 record on the year, a record that hadn’t been achieved by the Panthers since 1982. Offensively, the Panthers were dominant, tallying 513 total yards of offense in the game, and for most of the game it was three man show for Bloomsburg. Shane Frey had an excellent game through the air, going 11/19 for 329 yards and 3 touchdowns, as well as adding 71 yards and another touchdown on the ground. Jharee Moore-Stewart was the team leader in receiving yards, catching 4 passes for 175 yards and 3 touchdowns. Julius Serrano also hauled in 4 passes for 140 yards and a touchdown of his own, as well as adding a touchdown on the ground. Sophomore JD Klingerman also ran for a touchdown, turning 3 carries into 40 rushing yards. Central Columbia didn’t complete a pass in the game, all of their offense came on the ground, mostly from Owen Zanoline who rushed for 107 yards on 20 carries. Blake Edgar scored the Blue Jays’ only touchdown of the game in the fourth quarter.

Mount Carmel 27, Southern Columbia 26

Throughout the entire state of Pennsylvania, this was the game that everyone had their eyes on, and it was everything that it was hyped up to be. Mount Carmel ended Southern Columbia’s 20 game losing streak, taking down the Tigers at home in a 27-26 thriller, and improving their own record to 6-0. It was a back and forth slugfest all game long, but Jaylen Delaney’s touchdown run late in the fourth quarter was the difference for the Red Tornadoes. Delaney was doing it all for Mount Carmel as he has been doing all year, throwing for 69 yards and leading the ground game with 87 yards and 2 touchdowns. Delaney also had a 92 yard kick return touchdown as well, accounting for three of Mount Carmel’s four touchdown’s in the game. Sophomore Michael Higgins was also a nice contributor offensively for Mount Carmel, rushing for a touchdown of his own. Grady Garcia led the way for the Tigers, rushing for 146 yards and 2 touchdowns on 24 carries, as well as hauling in a 65 yard touchdown pass. Ayden Hockenbroch went 8/13 for 161 yards, a touchdown, and an interception through the air, with Garcia catching his only touchdown pass as previously mentioned. Joey Williams also ran for a touchdown for Southern Columbia, turning 13 carries into 41 yards as well.

Lewisburg 61, Loyalsock 42

What a shootout this game was, and probably one that a lot of people did not see coming, as Lewisburg took down Loyalsock on the road by a final score of 61-42. The Green Dragons had by far their best offensive performance of the year, racking up 547 total yards of offense and reaching the 60 point mark for the first time since week 4 of the 2021 season when they beat Midd-West 62-6. While Xavier Carter did throw 2 interceptions, he also went 14/22 for 351 yards and a whopping 5 touchdowns through the air, along with 40 more yards on the ground. Drake Osunde led the Green Dragons in receiving yards, catching 4 passes for 156 yards and a touchdown, however Jaylen Walker led the team in receptions and touchdowns. Walker hauled in 8 passes from Carter, turning it into 144 yards and 3 touchdowns, as well as rushing for 99 yards and a touchdown on 5 carries. Todd Dersham also caught a touchdown pass from Carter on a 21 yard reception. For Loyalsock, while Dyson Dupont did go 11/19 for 176 yards and 3 touchdowns through the air, he also threw a season high 4 interceptions. Dupont did also rush for 80 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries, however the leading rusher was Cayden Sones who ran for 118 yards and a touchdown on 22 carries. Jackson Keefer caught 2 of Dupont’s touchdown pass, hauling in 3 passes for 73 yards, while Carter Brown caught the other, hauling in 5 passes for 61 yards. Todd Dersham has 2 interceptions defensively for Lewisburg, while Jaylen Walker and Patrick Fleck each had one as well.

Hughesville 22, Midd-West 13

The Spartans entered the fourth quarter trailing 13-9 to Midd-West, however a 13 point performance in the fourth quarter powered Hughesville to a 22-13 home victory and their second straight win after a 0-4 start to the season. The Spartans earned their second win of the year by riding a strong rushing performance from senior running back Chase Schrawder. Schrawder ran for 129 yards and 2 touchdowns on 27 carries, with both of those touchdowns coming in the fourth quarter. Quarterback Nicholas Stubbs went 6/12 for 72 yards, a touchdown, and an interception, with Connor Anstadt hauling in the lone touchdown pass. Midd-West had most of their offense come from the passing game, with Witten Carter going 5/12 for 126 yards and both a touchdown and an interception, his touchdown pass going to D’Angelo Drumheller on a 63 yard completion. Mason Fultz also provided a touchdown run for Midd-West, turning his 6 carries into 46 yards as well. It was Levi Green for Hughesville that came away with the interception, while Witten Carter came away with the pick for the Mustangs.

Mifflinburg 51, Warrior Run 6

The Wildcats capture their third straight win, cruising past a depleted Warrior Run squad at home 51-6. For Mifflinburg, a quick start was all they needed to take control of this game, jumping out to a 14-0 lead after running just five offensive plays. The run game played a big part in Mifflinburg’s dominance, as the team racked up 285 total yards, however the leader of the backfield once again was Landon Moser, as he turned 8 carries into 114 yards and 2 touchdowns. Seth Hartman also ran for 2 touchdowns for Mifflinburg, adding 65 yards on 6 carries to his total as well. Brennen Snyder recorded both a passing touchdown and a rushing touchdown in the game, goign 5/10 for 119 yards through the air and adding 31 yards on the ground as well. Kolton Kmett also got some action under center, going a perfect 4/4 for 58 yards and a score through the air. Cameron Schneck and Gavin Gessner both caught touchdown passes in the win, the Wildcats had nine different players catch a pass. Jackson Bowers, Emiliano Torres, Mason Rung, and Dirks Bricker all got action under center for Warrior Run, and while Bowers threw the most passes, he only went 5/20 for 32 yards and a whopping 5 interceptions. Torres provided the Defenders with their only touchdown, connecting with Liam Moore for a touchdown in the second quarter. Mifflinburg’s defense also held Warrior Run to just 25 total rushing yards in the game, as well as Moser, Hartman, Jaden Boyer, and Taylor Zimmerman all coming away with interceptions, Zimmerman coming away with 2.

Coudersport 41, Bucktail 14

The Bucks hung with Coudersport through the first half, only trailing 14-8 heading into the halftime break, however a 27 point second half powered the Falcons to a 41-14 win over Bucktail. Quarterback Corbin Pentz had a solid performance through the air, going 12/18 for 154 yards and a touchdown, however Bucktail severly lacked an ability to run the football, racking up just 51 total yards on the ground. They did get a score on the ground from Levi Stevenson. Patrick Tarantella was Pentz’s top target, hauling in 6 passes for 51 yards, but his lone touchdown pass went to Tegan Stone. Bucktail struggled defensively to stop Coudersport’s run game that racked up 315 total yards and 5 touchdowns, led by senior running back Christian Driskel, who turned 27 carries into 219 yards and 3 touchdowns. Bucktail remains winless on the season, as their record now drops to 0-5.

Line Mountain 54, Susquenita 8

The Eagles scored 34 points in the game’s opening quarter and never looked back, taking down Susquenita 54-8 for their sixth straight win. Line Mountain had their most dominant win of the season last week, and they followed it up with another absolutely dominant win this week, jumping out to a 34-0 lead in the first quarter and a 47-0 lead at halftime. Preston Derk and Kaden Dunkelberger each threw a touchdown pass for Line Mountain, Derk going 3/7 for 43 yards and Dunkelberger going 3/4 for 34 yards. Dunkelberger was the Eagles’ top runner as well, rushing for 73 yards and 2 touchdowns on 7 carries, with juniors Niam Braswell and Liam Troutman also rushing for touchdowns, racking up yardage totals of 54 and 32 respectively. Luke and Henry Malfara both caught touchdown passes as well, with Luke hauling in a 21 yard touchdown and Henry hauling in a 17 yard touchdown. Line Mountain’s defense also came away with 3 interceptions and kept a shutout bid until the fourth quarter.

October 3, 2026

Columbia Montour Vo-Tech 1, Jenkintown 0 (FFT)

The Rams get their first win of the season since Jenkintown suspended its varsity football season back on September 23, 2026.