Andrew Schaffer | October 31, 2026
It was a battle of unbeatens Friday night at Dormont Stadium with the 2A Century Conference title on the line and it was Bishop Canevin that remained unbeaten with a 21-10 win over Seton LaSalle. “I’m so proud of these young men” said Coach Steele.
Bishop Canevin got the ball to start the game and got close to midfield. On third down a pass fell incomplete and they had to punt it away.
Seton LaSalle’s first drive started at their own 23 yard line. On the first play a pass was complete and they were already in Bishop Canevin territory. A few plays later Noah Mickolay found Jonathan Wega on a 38 yard touchdown pass. That made the score 7-0 Seton LaSalle with 7:03 in the first quarter.
Seton LaSalle on the board first Noah Mickolay finds Jonathan Wega on a 38yd TD pass 7-0 Seton LaSalle 7:03 1Q @PaFootballNews https://t.co/KwIpRJ90Be
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Bishop Canevin started their next drive on their own 35 yard line. After a big pass play they were into Seton LaSalle territory and after another pass they were inside the 20 yard line, they decided to go for it on fourth down and a pass fell incomplete.
Seton LaSalle went three and out on their next drive after the punt Bishop Canevin was setup with good field position at midfield but they were unable to move the ball. The majority of the first half was both defenses dominating outside of a few plays.
Late in the second quarter Bishop Canevin started a drive at their own 14 yard line. A penalty moved the ball close to midfield and then after a big run play Bishop Canevin was inside the Seton LaSalle 40 yard line. A few plays later Brady Wagner found Neuval Bone on a 35 yard touchdown pass. That tied the score at 7 with 2:06 remaining in the second quarter. That was the score at halftime.
Bone was a key player in the win for Bishop Canevin catching 2 touchdown passes. “That kid’s a sophomore, that’s why he’s got big time offers already you know coming off his freshman year, I think people have seen it” said Coach Steele.
Bishop Canevin on the board Brady Wagner to Neuval Bone III 35yd TD pass. Seton LaSalle and Bishop Canevin tied at 7 2:06 2Q @PaFootballNews https://t.co/0KmtECFkiu
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Seton LaSalle got the ball to start the second half and it was looking like a good drive. They decided to go for it on fourth down in their own territory and converted eventually they were into Bishop Canevin territory but after that several penalties stalled the drive.
Seton LaSalle punted it away and the kick was returned all the way down to the Seton LaSalle 28 yard line. On the second play of the drive Bishop Canevin took advantage of the great field position when Brady Wagner found Neuval Bone for a second time this one a 22 yard pass. That made the score 14-7 Bishop Canevin with 3:35 in the third quarter. Wagner was another key player in the win for Bishop Canevin he was 7 of 18 for 122 yards.
Bishop Canevin leads Brady Wagner to Neuval Bone III 22yd TD pass 14-7 Bishop Canevin 3:35 3Q https://t.co/xG168VKw3b
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Seton LaSalle got the ball once again but they were unable to move the ball. After that Bishop Canevin really took control of the game. On the punt the ball was returned 80 yards for a touchdown by Bishop Canevin’s Myontae Mott. That made the score 21-7 Bishop Canevin with 2:10 in the third quarter. “You know he’s a special ball player, he’s got special gifts and you know you can’t teach that stuff, with that stuff that he did back on that punt, two punts, he’s a great athlete his athleticism is off the charts, just a great player” said Coach Steele.
Seton LaSalle had a good drive going on the following possession and thanks to a couple penalties and runs they were deep into Bishop Canevin territory. Eventually they went for it on fourth down and a pass fell incomplete and a big opportunity went to waste.
Later in the fourth quarter Seton LaSalle had another drive with great starting field position at the Bishop Canevin 49 yard line. After a big run by Kia Jones they were at the Bishop Canevin 9 yard line. Eventually they settled for a 34 yard field goal by Jeremy Rose. That made the score 21-10 Bishop Canevin with 9:16 in the fourth quarter.
Jeremy Rose 34yd field goal for Seton LaSalle. Bishop Canevin leads 21-10 9:16 4Q @PaFootballNews https://t.co/unOOhdNzBl
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Seton LaSalle had 2 more opportunities to get the score closer but they were unable to move the ball. The game ended on an interception giving Bishop Canevin a 21-10 win.
Next week Bishop Canevin and Seton LaSalle will be playing in the playoffs against opponents to be determined.