York and Adams County Report – Week 10
Tagged under: District 3
Bill Engelhardt | November 3, 2014
Stat Stars of the Week
OFFENSE:
Rushing: (200 yds or more)
251 yds – Hakeem Kinard – York Catholic
Passing: (200 yds or more)
292 yds – T.J. Stahlman – East Pennsboro
279 yds – Grant Breneman – Cedar Cliff
253 yds – Kyle Krout – Hanover
210 yds – Dalton Grove – Red Lion
Touchdown Passes: (4 or more)
4 – Grant Breneman – Cedar Cliff
4 – T.J. Stahlman – East Pennsboro
Receiving: (100 yds or more)
154 yds – Dylan Krieger – Hanover
121 yds – Nick Tannura – Susquehannock
115 yds – Dakota Snedeker – East Pennsboro
110 yds – Noah Malone – Cedar Cliff
106 yds – Collin Mailman – York Suburban
Touchdowns: (4 or more)
5 – Lucas Barshinger – Eastern York
DEFENSE:
Fumble Returns for Touchdowns:
37 yds – Sean Blishe – Kennard-Dale
0 yds – Daniel Arnett – Littlestown
0 yds – Walton Shull – West York
Interception Returns for Touchdowns:
64 yds – Garrett Stauffer – West York
49 yds – Wyatt Gearhart – Bermudian Springs
40 yds – Daulton Snyder – New Oxford
39 yds – Conner Johnson – Northeastern
39 yds – Ryan Markle – Bermudian Springs
24 yds – Wade Laudeman – Gettysburg
Blocked Punts for Touchdowns:
Blocked Field Goal for Touchdowns:
Interceptions: (2 or more)
2 – Austin Jenkins – Kennard-Dale
Fumble Recoveries: (2 or more)
2 – Tylor Erdman – Millersburg
Blocked Punts: (2 or more)
Tackles: (10 or More)
12 – Tyler Jachelski – South Western
12 – Addison Quinones – Dallastown
11 – Tyler Fulmore – South Western
11 – Brett Kinneman – West York
11 – Lucas Reynolds – Littlestown
10 – Dustin Duvall – Littlestown
10 – Joe Heldrich – York Catholic
10 – Tyler Hesen – Millersburg
10 – Ryan Krebs – South Western
Sacks: (3 or more)
4 Nick Kniery – West York
3 – Matthew Dunkelberger – East Pennsboro
SPECIAL TEAMS:
Kickoff Returns for Touchdowns:
95 yds – Lane Sherman – Gettysburg
92 yds – Dorian Faster – Susquehannock
89 yds – Andrew Swaisgood – Northern York
Punt Returns for Touchdowns:
Kicking: Multiple Field Goals
2 – McKinley Curran – Dallastown
2 – Trey Parrish – New Oxford
Field Goals: 30 Yards or More:
49 yds – McKinley Curran – Dallastown
47 yds – McKinley Curran – Dallastown
39 yds – Andrew Luckenbaugh – Spring Grove
37 yds – Wesley Juarez – Susquehannock
32 yds – Trey Parrish – New Oxford
Touchbacks: (3 or more)
3 – Carter Luckenbaugh – Central York
Punting Average: (40 yds + and 3 punts Minimum)
50.3 – Phil Overton – Northern York
40.3 yds – Jacob Garrity – Dallastown
43.3 yds – Andrew Luckenbaugh – Spring Grove
District 3 Notes for York & Adams Counties
York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Division I action:
The Mustangs of South Western (5-5 overall, 5-2 League) defeated the Rockets of Spring Grove (3-7 overall, 1-6 league) 28-10 in league action. The passing and rushing yards were nearly equal but the game rode the strong passing arm of junior quarterback Brock Geiman, who accounted for 133-yards and 2 touchdowns. He set a new school record for season passing yards with 1,489-yards, eclipsing the 2009 record of 1,483-yards by Ian Smith. As the number 18 seed in the District 3 Class AAAA Playoff picture the Mustangs just missed out, as only the top 16 make the playoffs. The Mustangs gained 176-yards rushing and 133-yards passing for a total of 309-yards of offense. Junior quarterback Brock Geiman completed 8 of 18 passes for the 133-yards and 2 touchdowns (setting a new school record for season passing yards with 1,489), 5 for 93-yards to Noah Staub (including touchdowns of 14 and 41-yards) and 3 for 40-yards to Brady Thayer, for the Mustangs. Geiman led the Mustangs rushing attack with 6 carries for 93-yards (including a 61-yard touchdown), followed by Robby Harbison with 15 carries for 45-yards (including a 12-yard touchdown), Miles Francis with 6 carries for 27-yards, Bret Hertzog with 5 carries for 9-yards, and Drew Hartlaub with 1 carry for 5-yards. Andrew Slater kicked 4 extra points, Darius Rowlette intercepted 1 pass and returned it for 10-yards, and defended 2 passes, Ryan Krebs intercepted 1 pass and defended 1 pass, Zach Hughes intercepted 1 pass and returned it for 19-yards, Luke Baugher recovered 1 fumble and defended 1 pass, Seth Janney recorded 1 sack for a 5-yard loss, Tyler Fulmore defended 1 pass and recorded 1 pass hurry, Gus Landis caused 1 fumble, and Matt Smolko and Josh Zeroth each recorded 1 pass hurry, for the Mustangs. The Rockets gained 160-yards rushing and 130 yards passing for a total of 290 yards gained. Quarterback Jake Messersmith completed 8 of 21 passes for 65-yards, 4 for 30-yards to Logan Hall, 2 for 18-yards to J. Adam Warehime, and 2 for 17-yards to Otacolius Chisolm, Chisolm completed 1 pass for 40-yards to Shay Feulmer, and Feulmer completed 1 of 2 passes for 25-yards to Hall, for the Rockets. Feulmer led the Rockets rushing attack with 16 carries for 130-yards (including a 64-yard touchdown), followed by Nick Erickson with 4 carries for 23-yards, Messersmith with 3 carries for minus 1-yard, and Chisolm with 1 carry for minus 4-yards. Andrew Luckenbaugh kicked a 39-yard field goal and1 extra point and Brandon Tasker intercepted 1 pass, for the Rockets.
The Wildcats of Dallastown (9-1 overall, 7-0 league) defeated the Lions of Red Lion (6-4 overall, 5-2 league) 20-15 in league action, giving the Wildcats sole possession of the division title. As the 5th seed in the Class AAAA District Playoffs, the Wildcats will host the number 12 seed Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 1 Black Knights of Hempfield (6-4 overall, 3-4 league) at 7PM November 7 at Wildcat Stadium in the first round. Addison Quinones led the Wildcats rushing attack with 60-yards (including a 4-yard touchdown), followed by Dezmond Jones with 45, Sharod Wilson with 16, Nathan Strong with 1-yard and Cade Gold with minus 16-yards. Quarterback Gold completed 10 of 18 passes for 122-yards and 1 touchdown, 2 for 61-yards to Owen Ritter, 5 for 52-yards to Jake Jansen (including a 6-yard touchdown), 1 for 4-yards to Elijah Lloyd, 1 for 3-yards to Gold, and 1 for 2-yards to John Middleton, for the Wildcats. McKinley Curran kicked 2 field goals, for 49 and 47-yards, and 2 extra points, and Middleton returned a punt 56-yards to set the Wildcats up on the Lions 5-yard line and intercepted 1 pass, for the Wildcats. Antwan Jackson led the Lions rushing attack with 66-yards, followed by Alex Keough with 15, Dan Waldrup with 2-yards, and Kendrick Boyd-Gillespie with 1-yard. Quarterback Dalton Grove completed 18 of 31 passes for 210-yards and 2 touchdowns, 5 for 75-yards to Matthias Cabbell (including a 27-yard touchdown), 3 for 63-yards to Derek Ross (including a 15-yard touchdown), 2 for 28-yards to Jackson, 1 for 20-yards to Keough, 3 for 15-yards to Boyd-Gillespie, 1 for 9-yards to Brooks Argento, and 1 for no yards to Waldrup, for the Lions. Sam Emig kicked a 27-yard field goal for the Lions. As the 15th seed in the Class AAAA District Playoffs, the Lions will visit the number 2 seed Berks Inter-County 1 Mustangs of Governor Mifflin (9-1 overall, 6-0 league) at 7PM on November 7 at Mustang Stadium in the first round.
The Panthers of Central York (5-5 overall, 5-2 league) defeated the Bearcats of William Penn, York High, (3-7 overall, 3-4 league) 42-21 in league action. As the number 17 seed in the District 3 Class AAAA Playoff picture the Panthers just missed out, as only the top 16 make the playoffs. Pearson Hinkle led the Panthers rushing attack with 152-yards (including a 17-yard touchdown), followed by Terrance Carter with 86 (including touchdowns of 10 and 42-yards), Jeremiah Dadeboe with 24, Elzir Stroman with 3-yards (including touchdowns of 1 and 2-yards), and Nik Strine with 1-yard. Quarterback Strine completed 4 of 7 passes for 57-yards and 1 touchdown, 1 for 32-yards and a touchdown to Carter, 2 for 21-yards to Robert Romey, and 1 for 4-yards to Shawn Johnston, for the Panthers. Carter Luckenbaugh kicked 6 extra points and Stroman intercepted 1 pass for the Panthers. Zack Ingram led the Bearcats rushing attack with 126-yards (including a 48-yard touchdown), followed by James Way III with 38 (including a 1-yard touchdown), Sae’Quan Whitaker with 10, Danny Acevedo with 7-yards, and Edgar Centeno with minus 2-yards. Quarterback James Way III completed 16 of 19 passes for 191-yards and 1 touchdown, 4 for 73-yards to Ingram (including a 44-yard touchdown), 3 for 34-yards to Darren Stephens, 2 for 23-yards to Whitaker, 4 for 20-yards to Acevedo, 1 for 13-yards to Angel Dejesus, and 2 for 12-yards to Nate Delmotte, for the Bearcats. Ethan Fogleman kicked 3 extra points for the Bearcats.
The Bobcats of Northeastern (5-5 overall, 2-5 League) and the Colonials of New Oxford (0-10 overall, 0-7 league) 28-13 in league action. Kody Reeser led the Bobcats rushing attack with 179-yards (including touchdowns of 1 and15-yards), followed by Chris Whack with 67, David Ankney with 25, Fred Mulba with 3-yards, Gary Gobernik with 1-yard, and Blake Einsig with minus 14-yards. Quarterback Einsig completed 6 of 10 passes for 75-yards and 1 touchdown, 1 for 22-yards to Gobernik, 1 for 14-yards to Fernando Flores, 1 for 13-yards to Jonathan Butler, 1 for 11-yards to Reeser, 1 for 9-yards to Zack Williams, and1 for 6-yards and a touchdown to Ankney, for the Bobcats. Conner Johnson returned an interception 39-yards for a touchdown, Einsig kicked 2 extra points, and Ankney ran in for a 2-point conversion for the Bobcats. Daulton Snyder led the Colonials rushing attack with 47-yards, followed by Hunter Ringrose with 7-yards, Keegan Romanoff with minus 6-yards, and Corban Czap with minus 16-yards. Quarterback Czap completed 3 of 8 passes for 13-yards, 1 for 9-yards to Jordan Gardner, 1 for 2-yards to Shane Rolle, and 1 for 2-yards to Romnoff, for the Colonials. Snyder returned an interception 40-yards for a touchdown and Trey Parrish kicked 2 field goals, for 28 and 32-yards, and 1 extra point, for the Colonials.
York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Division II action:
The Bulldogs of West York (9-1 overall, 6-0 league) defeated the Warriors of Gettysburg (8-2 overall, 4-2 league) 49-26 in league action, giving the Bulldogs sole possession of the division title. As the number 2 seed in the District 3 Class AAA Playoff picture the Golden Knights will host the number 15 seed Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 3 Indians of Donegal (7-3 overall, 4-2 league) at Bulldog Stadium on November 7 at 7PM in the first round. Stanley Ross Campbell led the Bulldogs rushing attack with 185-yards (including touchdowns of 20, 1, and 2-yards), followed by Brett Kinneman with 85 (including a 6-yard touchdown), Cadence Thomas with 76 (including a 33-yard touchdown), Garrett Stauffer with 44, and Noah Bowers with 42-yards. Quarterback Campbell completed 3 of 10paees for 63-yards, 2 for 34-yards to Diego Torres and 1 for 29-yards to Terry Cains, for the Bulldogs. Stauffer returned an interception 64-yards for a touchdown, Walton Schull recovered a fumble in the end zone for a touchdown, Brett Strickler kicked 5 extra points, Noah Townsley intercepted 1 pass, Cains and Andrew Decoste each recovered 1 fumble, and Campbell ran in for a 2-point conversion, for the Bulldogs. Lane Sherman led the Warriors rushing attack with 43-yards (including a 2-yard touchdown), followed by Wade Laudeman with 17, Tyler Lampe with 10, Elijah Jackson with 6, Khalil Hill with 3, Dalton Lyons with 3-yards, and Jake Myers with 1-yard. Quarterback Myers completed 13 of 26 passes for 158-yards and 1 touchdown, 4 for 50-yards to Kobe Wansel (including a 34-yard touchdown), 3 for 34-yards to Lampe, 3 for 31-yards to Michael Ingalsbe, 1 for 24-yards to Sherman, and 2 for 19-yards to Laudeman, for the Warriors. Sherman returned a kickoff 95-yards for a touchdown, Laudeman returned an interception 24-yards for a touchdown, and Michael Heeschen kicked 2 extra points, for the Warriors. As the number 6 seed in the District 3 Class AAA Playoff picture the Warriors will host the number 11 seed Mid-Penn Capital Division Spartans of Milton Hershey (8-2 overall, 6-1 league) at Warriors Stadium on November 7 at 7PM in the first round.
The Golden Knights of Eastern York (7-3 overall, 3-3 League) defeated the Trojans of York Suburban (4-6 overall, 3-3 league) 42-7 in league action. As the number 16 seed in the District 3 Class AAA Playoff picture the Golden Knights will visit the number 1 seed Mid-Penn Keystone Division Crusaders of Bishop McDevitt (10-0 overall, 6-0 league) at John H Frederick Field, Memorial Park, in Mechanicsburg November 7 at 7PM in the first round. Keegan Corwell led the Golden Knights rushing attack with 198-yards (including a 63-yard touchdown), followed by Lucas Barshinger with 161-yards (including 5 touchdowns for 5, 1, 1, 13, and 2-yards), Damian McKinsey with 92-yards, Conrad Rhein with 12-yards, and Jimmy Kurnik with 2-yards. Quarterback Rhein completed 1 of 4 passes for 19-yards to Kurnik for the Golden Knights. McKinsey kicked 6 extra points for the Golden Knights. Liam McWilliams led the Trojans rushing attack with 74-yards, followed by Justice Gettle with 11, Thomas Merkle with 3-yards, and Sawyer Robinson with minus 2-yards. Quarterback Merkle completed 11 of 21 passes for 127-yards and 1 touchdown, quarterback Robinson completed 5 of 7 passes for 37-yards, and Dimitrios Jimmy Daglaris completed 1 pass for 19-yards, for the Trojans. Collin Mailman caught 7 passes for 106-yards, Robinson caught 2 passes for 47-yards (including a 1-yard touchdown from Merkle), Brad Smith caught 1 pass for 10-yards, Teague Hoffman caught 3 passes for 7-yards, Daglaris caught 2 passes for 6-yards, Kevin Moats caught 1 pass for 4-yards, and McWilliams caught 1 pass for 3-yards, for the Trojans. Jonas Atkinson kicked 1 extra point for the Trojans.
The Eagles of Dover (5-5 overall, 4-2 league) defeated the Warriors of Susquehannock (1-9 overall, 1-5 League) 45-16 in league action. Tyrel Jones led the Eagles rushing attack with 161-yards (including a 46-yard touchdown), followed by Durran Ledbetter with 102-yards (including touchdowns of 1 and 34-yards), Kenyon Hoopes with 67 (including an 11-yard touchdown), Shane Orchard with a 66-yard touchdown run, John Sterner with 57 (including a 5-yard touchdown), Chase Heath with 43, Joey Zutell with 14, Marcus Howell with 12-yards, Tyler Blazosky with minus 2-yards, and William Tomes with minus 7-yards. Quarterback Hoopes completed 1 of 3 passes for 11-yards to Malik Allen for the Eagles. Josh Bradley kicked a 27-yard field goal and 6 extra points for the Eagles. Myles Moultrie led the Warriors rushing attack with 22-yards, followed by Riley Collin with 7-yards, Tucker Devilbliss with no yards, Kevin Clapp with minus 2-yards, Dorian Faster with minus 8-yards, and Josh Stoneberg with minus 10-yards. Quarterback Stoneberg completed 10 of 24 passes for 145-yards and 1 touchdown and Chase Summers completed 1 of 4 passes for 6-yards for the Warriors. Nick Tannura caught 7 passes for 121-yards (including a 13-yard touchdown from Stoneberg), Faster caught 2 passes for 119-yards, and Adam Stacharowski caught 2 passes for 11-yards, for the Warriors. Faster returned a kickoff 92-yards for a touchdown and Wesley Juarez kicked a 37-yard field goal 1 extra point for the Warriors.
Rams of Kennard-Dale (1-9 overall, 0-6 league) were defeated by the Tri-Valley League’s Indians of Millersburg (5-5 overall, 4-4 league) 49-18 in non-league action. Christian Wingard led the Indians rushing attack with 115-yards (including touchdowns of 86 and 13-yards), followed by Connor Keim with 62 (including touchdowns of 49 and 2-yards), Cole Shomper with 58, Matthew Koppenhaver with 26, Eric Erdman with a 20-yard touchdown run, Austin Lehman with 16-yards, and Robbie Burger with minus 8-yards. Quarterback Wingard completed 5 of 18 passes for 54-yards and 1 touchdown, 2 for 28-yards to Lehman, 1 for 11-yards to Shomper, 1 for 8-yards to Keim, and 1 for 7-yards and a touchdown to Ethan Troutman, for the Indians. Wingard kicked 7 extra points, Tylor Erdman recovered 2 fumbles, Burger intercepted 1 pass, and Austin Marks recovered 1 fumble, for the Indians. Josh Eaton led the Rams rushing attack with 34-yards (including a 13-yard touchdown), followed by Dalton Stike with 25, Kendall Wales with 15-yards, and Austin Jenkins with minus 6-yards. Quarterback Stike completed 13 of 28 passes for 147-yards and 1 touchdown, 5 for 71-yards to Kyle Wooldridge, 3 for 29-yards to Jake Deppen, 1 for 25-yards to Nicholas Workinger, and 4 for 22-yards to Jenkins (including a 3-yard touchdown), for the Rams. Sean Blishe returned a fumble 37-yards for a touchdown, a fumble was recovered in the end zone for a touchdown, and Jenkins intercepted 2 passes, for the Rams.
York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Division III action:
The Eagles of Bermudian Springs (10-0 overall, 7-0 league) defeated the Canners of Biglerville (5-5 overall, 3-4 league) 42-7 in league action, giving the Eagles sole possession of the division title. As the number 2 seed in the District 3 Class AA Playoff picture the Eagles will host the number 7 seed Berks Inter-County Section 2 Panthers of Schuylkill Valley (5-5 overall, 3-3 league) at Eagles Stadium on November 7 at 7PM in the first round. Phoenix Russell led the Eagles rushing attack with 94-yards (including an 81-yaed touchdown), followed by Colton Dull with 35 (including a 12-yard touchdown), Briton Shelton with 30, Addison Wheeler with 30, Jarod Miller with 10, Ethan Frank with 9, Brenton Krebs with 9, Quinton King with 8, Ashton West with 5, Tristan Hoke with 4, Trenton Hull with 3, Isaiah Fannin with 2-yards, Hunter Rang with 1-yard, and Ryan Markle with minus 10-yards. Quarterback Markle completed 6 of 11 passes for 118-yards and 2 touchdowns, 2 for 49-yards to Wyatt Gearhart (including a 36-yard touchdown), 1 for 30-yards to Derek Sterner, 1 for 20-yards to Shelton, 1 for 11-yards and a touchdown to Russell, and 1 for 8-yards to Dull for the Eagles. Gearhart returned an interception 49-yards for a touchdown, Markle returned an interception 39-yards for a touchdown, and Connor Zahm kicked 6 extra points for the Eagles. Samuel Laird led the Canners rushing attack with 53-yards, followed by Colton Sentz with 38, Dayne Showers with 23, Brock Asper with an 18 touchdown run, Brady Mentzer with 15, and Ben Hurda with 4-yards. Quarterback Hurda completed 7 of 20 passes for 69-yards, 1 for 32-yards to McAuliffe, 4 for 29-yards to Nate Newberry, and 2 for 8-yards to Laird, for the Canners. Justin Trostel kicked 1 extra point for the Canners. As the number 8 seed in the District 3 Class AA Playoff picture the Canners will visit the number 1 seed Berks Inter-County Section 2 Saints of Berks Catholic (10-0 overall, 6-0 league) at Forino Sports Complex, Berks Catholic High School on November 7 at 7PM in the first round.
The Fighting Irish of York Catholic (7-3 overall, 6-1 league) shut out the Spartans of York County Tech (1-9 overall, 1-6 league) 26-0 in league action. As the number 2 seed in the District 3 Class AA Playoff picture the Fighting Irish will host the number 3 seed Mid-Penn Capital Division Steamrollers of Steelton-Highspire (5-5 overall, 4-3 league) at York Catholic High School on November 14 at 7PM in the first round. Hakeem Kinard led the Fighting Irish rushing attack with 251-yards (including a 52-yard touchdown), followed by Jaklar Kinard with 80 (including a 1-yard touchdown), Greg Bennett with 11, Jack Burnside with 7, and Tom Lamont with 1-yard. Quarterback Hakeem Kinard completed 4 of 10 passes for 60-yards and 2 touchdowns, 3 for 59-yards to Dan Yokemick (including touchdowns of 9 and 3-yards) and 1 for 1-yard to Qua’Shawn Grooms, for the Fighting Irish. Luke Brennan kicked 2 extra points, Burnside intercepted 1 pas and returned it for 5-yards, and Joe Heldrich recorded 10 tackles aand1 sack, for the Fighting Irish. Jibri Bones led the Spartans rushing attack with 77-yards, followed by Kahleik Savery with 14-yards, Justin Delgado with 1-yard, and Nashid Bones with no yards. Quarterback Savery completed 6 of 15 passes for 23-yards, 3 for 12-yards to Damarius Wiggins, 1 for 7-yards to Nashid Bones, 1 for 5-yards to David Porter, and 1 for minus 1-yard to Jibri Bones, for the Spartans.
The Thunderbolts of Littlestown (3-7 overall, 2-5 league) defeated the Knights of Fairfield (5-5 overall, 3-4 league) 25-20 in league action. Zach Brown led the Thunderbolts rushing attack with 136-yards (including touchdowns of 4 an 2-yards), followed by Lucas Reynolds with 82 (including a 4-yard touchdown), Wesley Storey with 32, Jarrett Brittain with 14, Dylan Sizemore with 3-yards, and Daniel Arnett with 1-yard. Quarterback Jarrett Brittain completed 4 of 11 passes for 49-yards, 3 for 34-yards to Reynolds and 1 for 15-yards to Tyler Runkles, for the Thunderbolts. Arnett recovered a fumble in the end zone for a touchdown, Jackson Hornbrook kicked 1 extra point, Cody Boyd intercepted 1 pass and returned it for 18-yards, and Dalton Brittain each intercepted 1 pass and returned it for 1-yard, Cole Warner recovered 1 fumble and recorded 2 sacks, and Duvall and Connor Tavares each recorded 1 sack, for the Thunderbolts. Matt Petrie led the Knights rushing attack with 31-yards, followed by Brandon Selman with 3-yards, Tyler Karstetter with no yards, and Mason Flickinger with minus 4-yards (including a 9-yard touchdown). Quarterback Flickinger completed 16 of 24 passes for 182-yards and 2 touchdowns, 5 for 78-yards to Alex Irwin (including touchdowns of 10 and 15-yards), 5 for 38-yards to Petrie, 2 for 36-yards to Antijuan Washington, 2 for 19-yards to Michael Quealy, 1 for 6-yards to Brandon Hummel, and 1 for 5-yards to Selman, for the Knights. Hummel kicked 2 extra points for the Knights.
The Squires of Delone Catholic (6-4 overall, 5-2 league) defeated the Nighthawks of Hanover (2-8 overall, 1-6 league) 42-18 in league action. As the number 4 seed in the District 3 Class AA Playoff picture the Squires will visit the number 1 seed Mid-Penn Capital Division Lions of Camp Hill (8-2 overall, 5-2 league) at Seibert Memorial Park on November 14 at 7PM in the first round. Alex Little led the Squires rushing attack with 187-yards (including touchdowns of 56 and 1-yards), followed by Jake Kadis with 166 (including touchdowns of 45 and 3-yards), Tavian Dorsey with 138 (including touchdowns of 24 and 50-yards), Logan Panzer with 8, Sean Sneeringer with 8, David Metcalf with 5-yards, Brady Strasbaugh with 1-yard, and Andrew Hernandez with no yards. Quarterback Jake wiles completed 2 of 5 passes for 39-yards, 1 for 25-yards to Justin Gobrecht and 1 for 14-yards to Tyler Loucks, for the Squires. Jay Strickland kicked 2 extra point and Wiles threw two 2-point conversion passes, to Gobrecht and Larry Lefler, for the Squires. Justin Barnes led the Nighthawks rushing attack with 32-yards, followed by Jordan Laughman with 27, Bill Morris with 23 (including a 6-yard touchdown), Resean Williams with 9, Wendell Oliveras with 3, and Nick Seymour with 2-yards. Quarterback Kyle Krout completed 20 of 42 passes for 253-yards and 2 touchdowns, 8 for 154-yards to Dylan Krieger (including touchdowns of 5 and 28-yards), 8 for 70-yards to Williams, 2 for 13-yards to Laughman, 1 for 10-yards to Austin Bryson, and 1 for 6-yards to Seymour, for the Nighthawks.
Mid-Penn Conference action
The Mid-Penn Keystone Division’s Patriots of Red Land (7-3 overall, 3-3 league) were defeated by the Colts of Cedar Cliff (8-2 overall, 5-1 league) 42-13 in league action. As the number 5 seed in the District 3 Class AAA Playoff picture the Patriots will host the number 12 seed Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 2 Golden Mules of Solanco (6-4 overall, 4-3 league) at West Shore Stadium at Cedar Cliff High School on November 7 at 7PM in the first round. Jayden Demmy led the Colts rushing attack with 161-yards (including touchdowns of 12 and 21-yards, followed by Grant Breneman with 24, Harry Lowbar with 4-yards, Cole Whalen with 1-yard, and Patrick Duggan with minus 2-yards. Quarterback Breneman completed 16 of 24 passes for 279-yards and 4 touchdowns, 6 for 110-yards to Noah Malone (including touchdowns of 20, 22, and 31-yards), 3 for 74-yards to Mike Viti (including a 50-yaed touchdown), 2 for 47-yards to Jordan Stiles, 2 for 16-yards to Whalen, 1 for 13-yards to Demmy, 1 for 12-yards to John McGee, and 1 for 7-yards to Ryan Schoppert, for the Colts. Joey Gallucci kicked 6 extra points for the Colts. Philip Overton led the Patriots rushing attack with 147-yards (including touchdowns of 1 and 19-yards), followed by Garrett Scott with 42, Justin Johnson with 12-yards, and Derek Cline with 1-yard. Quarterback Scott completed 12 of 19 passes for 117-yards, 2 for 46-yards to Hunter Briner, 2 for 28-yards to Chris Bigger, 3 for 24-yards to Kyle Mowery, 3for 11-yards to Kyle Campbell, and 2 for 8-yards to Overton, for the Patriots. Chad Stout kicked 1 extra point for the Patriots.
The Mid-Penn Colonial Division’s Polar Bears of Northern York (3-7 overall, 2-4 league) were defeated by the Panthers of East Pennsboro (8-2 overall, 5-1 league) 50-22 in league action. As the number 10 seed in the District 3 Class AAA Playoff picture the Panthers will visit the number 7 seed Lancaster-Lebanon League Section 2 Eagles of Cocalico (7-3 overall, 5-2 league) at Eagles Stadium November 7 at 7PM in the first round. Bryton Fegley led the Panthers rushing attack with 83-yards (including an 11-yard touchdown), followed by Erik Trostle with a 30-yard touchdown run, TJ Stahlman with 25, Kyron Dennis with a 23-yard touchdown run, Owassa McDaniel with 17, and Dakota Snedeker with 12-yards. Quarterback Stahlman completed 15 of 18 passes for 292-yards and 4 touchdowns, 4 for 115-yards to Snedeker (including a 74-yard touchdown), 2 for 62-yards to Trostle, 4 for 53-yards to Amir Mundy (including a 17-yard touchdown), 2 for 31-yards to Dennis, 2 for24-yards to Zach Wertz (including a 1-yard touchdown), and David Stepanyan with a 7-yard touchdown pass, for the Panthers. Stian Olsen kicked 6 extra points, Stahlman threw a 2-point conversion pass to Justin Giesler, Mundy intercepted pass and returned it 21-yards, Zach Wertz intercepted a pass, and Matthew Dunkelberg recorded 3 sacks, for the Panthers. Michael Kearney led the Polar Bears rushing attack with 30-yards, followed by Bobby Shelly with 13-yards (including a 2-yard touchdown), Sam Geiser with minus 4-yards, and Curtis Robison with minus 6-yards. Quarterback Robison completed 9 of 26 passes for 137-yards and 1 touchdown, 3 for 53-yards to Ethan Bell, 2 for 32-yards to Kearney (including a 20-yad touchdown), 1 for 30-yards to Gunner Renninger, 2 for 11-yards to Geiser, and 1 for 11-yards to Jake Cromer, for the Polar Bears. Andrew Swaisgood returned a kickoff 89-yards for a touchdown, Justin Markel kicked 2 extra points, and Shelly ran in for a 12-point conversion, for the Polar Bears.
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