York and Adams County Report – Week 8

Tagged under: District 3

Bill Engelhardt | October 20, 2014

Stat Stars of the Week

OFFENSE:

Rushing: (200 yds or more)

290 yds – Colton Dull – Bermudian Springs
249 yds – Jake Kadis – Delone Catholic
247 yds – Phil Overton – Red Land

Passing: (200 yds or more)

291 yds – Tyler Schubert – Mechanicsburg
265 yds – Thomas Merkle – York Suburban
204 yds – Blake Einsig – Northeastern
204 yds – Kyle Krout – Hanover
203 yds – Brock Geiman – South Western

Receiving: (100 yds or more)

196 yds – Collin Mailman – York Suburban
159 yds – Dylan Krieger – Hanover
113 yds – Breon Coke – Mechanicsburg
110 yds – Shyheim Brown – Mechanicsburg

Touchdowns: (4 or more)

5 – Colton Dull – Bermudian Springs
4 – Phil Overton – Red Land

DEFENSE:

Interception Returns for Touchdowns:

45 yds – Keegan Corwell – Eastern York
22 yds – William Reilly – Dallastown

Interceptions: (2 or more)

2 – Ryan Krebs – South Western

Tackles: (10 or More)

10 – Tyler Jachelski – South Western
10 – William Reilly – Dallastown

SPECIAL TEAMS:

Punt Returns for Touchdowns:

70 yds – Damian McKinsey – Eastern York

Kicking: Multiple Field Goals

2 – McKinley Curran – Dallastown

Field Goals: 30 Yards or More:

37 yds – McKinley Curran – Dallastown
34 yds – Aiden Alves – Northern York
32 yds – Andrew Luckenbaugh – Spring Grove
30 yds – McKinley Curran – Dallastown

Punting Average: (40 yds + and 3 punts Minimum)

42.25 yds – Jorden Trostel – Biglerville (4 punts for 169-yds)

District 3 Notes for York & Adams Counties

York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Division I action:

The Mustangs of South Western (3-5 overall, 3-2 League) defeated the Bearcats of William Penn, York High, (2-6 overall, 2-3 league) 49-21 in league action. The Mustangs gained 228-yards rushing and 203-yards passing for a total of 431-yards of offense. Junior quarterback Brock Geiman completed 9 of 16 passes for the 203-yards and 2 touchdowns, 2 for 75-yards to Drew Hartlaub (including a 39-yard touchdown), 3 for 67-yards to Robby Harbison, 2 for 37-yards to Noah Staub (including a 28-yard touchdown), 1 for 19-yards to Bret Hertzog, and 1 for 5-yards to Miles Francis, for the Mustangs. Robby Harbison led the Mustangs rushing attack with 13 carries for 100-yards, followed by Francis with 9 carries for 47-yards (including touchdowns of 4 and 10-yards), Hertzog with 9 carries for 33-yards (including a 3-yard touchdown), Hartlaub with 5 carries for 29-yards, (including an 18-yard touchdown), Tyler Fulmore with 3 carries for 22-yards, and Geiman with 3 carries for minus 1-yard. Andrew Slater kicked 5 extra points, Ryan Krebs recovered 2 fumbles, Tyler Fulmore recovered 1 fumble and recorded 1 pass hurry, Seth Janney recorded 1 sack for an 11-yard loss, Gus Landis and Josh Zeroth each recorded 3 pass hurries, Josh Martin recorded 2 pass hurries, Luke Baugher and Tyler Jachelski each recorded 1 pass hurry, and Brady Thayer and Nate VanCampen each defended 1 pass, for the Mustangs. The Mustangs are currently ranked number 19 for District 3 Class AAAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs. The Bearcats gained 141-yards rushing and 105 yards passing for a total of 246 yards gained. James Way III completed 9 of 21 passes for the 105-yards and 2 touchdowns, 4 for 42-yards to Nate Delmotte, 2 for 28-yards to Danny Acevedo (including a 27-yard touchdown), 1 for 18-yards and a touchdown to Bryshon Sweeney, and 2 for 17-yards to Sae’Quan Whitaker, for the Bearcats. Sweeney led the Bearcats rushing attack with 13 carries for 88-yards, followed by Way III with 15 carries for 52-yards (including a 14-yard touchdown), and Zack Ingram with 3 carries for 1-yard (including a 3-yard touchdown). Way III threw a 2-point conversion pass to Acevedo, Sweeney ran in for a 2-point conversion, Ethan Fogleman kicked 1 extra point, and Whitaker intercepted a pass, for the Bearcats. The Bearcats are currently ranked number 24 for District 3 Class AAAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs.

The Wildcats of Dallastown (7-1 overall, 5-0 league) defeated the Colonials of New Oxford (0-8 overall, 0-5 league) 34-7 in league action. Addison Quinones led the Wildcats rushing attack with 72-yards, followed by John Brandon with 28, Cade Gold with 27 (including a 20-yard touchdown), Sharod Wilson with 11 (including a 1-yard touchdown), Rodney Scott with 10, Connor Green with 6-yards, and Dezmond Jones with no yards. Quarterback Gold completed 10 of 21 passes for 115-yards and 1 touchdown and Scott completed 1 pass for 28-yards for the Wildcats. Jakob Jansen caught 4 passes for 77-yards, Kiwane Tarbet caught 2 passes for 28-yards, John Middleton caught 2 passes for 20-yards (including an 11-yard touchdown from Gold), Elijah Lloyd caught 1 pass for 15-yards, Jawaun McMillan caught 1 pass for 8-yards, and Scott caught 1 pass for 7-yards, for the Wildcats. William Reilly returned an interception 22-yards for a touchdown and caused a fumble, McKinley Curran kicked 2 field goals (for 30 and 37-yards) and 4 extra points, Middleton intercepted a pass, Jansen and Sean Roberts each recovered 1 fumble, Dillon Callahan and Robert Paulus each recorded 1 sack, Joseph Starceski recorded 1 pass hurry, for the Wildcats. The Wildcats are currently ranked number 5 for District 3 Class AAAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs. Hunter Ringrose led the Colonials rushing attack with 94-yards (including a 1-yard touchdown), followed by Corban Czap with 12, Daulton Snyder with 3-yards, Keegan Romanoff with minus 3-yards, and Kevin Moser with minus 5-yards. Quarterback Czap completed 7 of 16 passes for 65-yards, 5 for 57-yards to Snyder, 1 for 4-yards to Jake Gardner, and 1 for 4-yars to Ben Rivera, for the Colonials. Trey Parrish kicked1 extra point for the Colonials.

The Lions of Red Lion (5-3 overall, 4-1 league) defeated the Panthers of Central York (4-4 overall, 4-1 league) 20-13 in league action. Antwan Jackson led the Lions rushing attack with 174-yards (including a 3-yard touchdown), followed by Dalton Grove with 26 (including a 5-ysrd touchdown), Alex Keough with 22, Dan Waldrup with 8-yards, and Kendrick Boyd-Gillespie with minus 2-yards. Quarterback Grove completed 8 of 17 passes for 124-yards and 1 touchdown, 2 for 53-yards to Boyd-Gillespie (including a 25-yard touchdown), 2 for 29-yards to Matthias Cabbell, 1 for 25-ysrds to Waldrup, 2 for 13-yards to Keough, and 1 for 4-yards to Joe Dashler, for the Lions. Derek Ross intercepted a pass at the goal line, Keough intercepted a pass with 20 seconds left in the game to seal the victory, and Sam Emig and Nate Olsen each kicked 1 extra point for the Lions. The Lions are currently ranked number 14 for District 3 Class AAAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs. Terrance Carter led the Panthers rushing attack with 132-yards, followed by Pearson Hinkle with 85 (including touchdowns of 1 and 5-yards), Nik Strine with 5-yards, and Elzir Stroman with minus 3-yards. Quarterback Strine completed 4 of 11 passes for 82-yards, 1 for 40-yards to Carter, 1 for 25-yards to Hinkle, 1 for 12-yards to Jeremiah Dadeboe, and 1 for 5-yards to Robert Romey, for the Panthers. Carter Luckenbaugh kicked 1extra point and Micah Richardson intercepted 1 pass for the Panthers. The Panthers are currently ranked number 16 for District 3 Class AAAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs.

The Bobcats of Northeastern (4-4 overall, 1-4 League) defeated the Rockets of Spring Grove (3-5 overall, 1-4 league) 27-10 in league action. Fred Mulbah led the Bobcats rushing attack with 94-yards (including an 80-yard touchdown), followed by Kody Reeser with 74 (including a 4-yard touchdown), Blake Einsig with 15, David Ankney with 7-yards, Gary Gobernik with minus 1-yad, and Michael Cooper with minus 3-yards. Quarterback Einsig completed 7 of 16 passes for 204-yards and 2 touchdowns, 2 for 85-yards to Zack Williams (including a 57-yard touchdown), 1 for 50-yards to Fernando Flores, 1 for 39-yards to Jordan Zirkle, 2 for 26-yards to Ankney (including a 12-yard touchdown), and 1 for 4-yards to Jonathen Butler, for the Bobcats. Chase Sasala kicked 3 extra points for the Bobcats. The Bobcats are currently ranked number 20 for District 3 Class AAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs. Shay Feulmer led the Rockets rushing attack with 61-yards (including a 30-yrd touchdown), followed by Evan Greer with 44, Nick Erickson with 24, Anthony Beddia with 16, Zack Stauffer with 14, Otaccolius Chisolm with 2-yards, and Jacob Messersmith with minus 2-yards. Quarterback Erickson completed 4 of 11 passes for 33-yards, 1 for 13-yards to Adam Warehime, 1 for 11-yards to Logan Hall, 1 for 5-yards to Beddia, and 1 for 4-yards to Jordyn Brown, and Feulmer completed 1 pass for 59-yards Stauffer, for the Rockets. Andrew Luckenbaugh kicked a 32-yard field goal and 1 extra point for the Rockets. The Rockets are currently ranked number 24 for District 3 Class AAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs.

York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Division II action:

The Bulldogs of West York (7-1 overall, 4-0 league) shut out the Warriors of Susquehannock (0-8 overall, 0-4 League) 55-0 in league action. Stanley Ross Campbell led the Bulldogs rushing attack with 84-yards (including touchdowns of 2 and 8-yards), followed by Cadence Thomas with 82, Nick Spadafora with 28, Brett Kinneman with 20 (including a 4-yard touchdown,) Ramell Baldwin with 17, Garrett Stauffer with 16 (including a 14-yard touchdown), Owen Richter with 16, Anton Johnson with 11 (including a 2-yard touchdown), Tyler Folk with an 8-yard touchdown run, Anthony Kahley with 8-yards and Brody Portner with minus 1-yard. Quarterback Campbell completed 5 of 11 passes for 158-yards and 2 touchdowns, 2 for 61-yards to Diego Torres (including a 7-yard touchdown), 2 for 49-yards to Terry Cains, and 1 for 48-yards and a touchdown to Ian Lichty, for the Bulldogs. Brett Strickler kicked 5 extra points and Campbell ran in for a 2-point conversion for the Bulldogs. The Bulldogs are currently ranked number 2 for District 3 Class AAA playoff consideration. Dorian Faster led the Warriors rushing attack with 27-yards, followed by Myles Moultrie with 5, Mason Wood with 5, Kevin Clapp with 3-yards, Josh Stoneberg with minus 17-yards, and Chase Summer with minus 17-yarsd. Quarterback Stoneberg completed 9 of 15 passes for 90-yards and Summers completed 1 of 3 passes for no yards for the Warriors. Nick Tannura caught 5 passes for 41-yards, Moultrie caught 1 pass for 24-yards, Dominic Clarke caught 2 passes for 20-yards, Tyler Buckley caught 1 pass for 5-ysrds, and Adam Stacharowski caught 1 pass for 1-yard, for the Warriors.

The Warriors of Gettysburg (7-1 overall, 3-1 league) edged the Berks Inter-County Section 1 Scouts of Conrad Weiser (5-3 overall, 2-2 league) 24-21 in non-league action. Lane Sherman led the Warriors rushing attack with 79-yards, followed by Wade Laudeman with 25, Mitch Hoffman with 20, Elijah Jackson with 12, Nate Sharrah with 3-yards, Tyler Lampe with 1-yard, and Jake Myers with 1-yard. Quarterback Myers completed 6 of 12 passes for 178-yards and 3 touchdowns, 2 for 82-yards to Kobe Wansell (including touchdowns of 13 and 69-yards), 2 for 82-yards to Sherman, and 2 for 14-yards to Jordan Turner (including a 12-yard touchdown. Michael Heeschen kicked a game winning 20-yard field goal and 3 extra points fir the Warriors. The Warriors are currently ranked number 5 for District 3 Class AAA playoff consideration. Alex Guilbe led the Scouts rushing attack with 143-yards (including a 10-yard touchdown), followed by Tyler Hoss with 41, Billy Price with 10, Pierce Brosious with 9-yards, and Koran Jordan with no yards. Quarterback Hoss completed 9 of 17 passes for 109-yards and 2 touchdowns, 6 for 97-yards to Chase Ober (including a 30-yard touchdown), 1 for 6-yards to Guilbe (including a 6-yard touchdown), 1 for 5-yards to Brosious, and1 for 1-yard to Jordan, for the Scouts. Jake Roth kicked 3 extra points, Isaac Pettis recorded 1 sack, and Luke Thomason defended 1 pass, for the Scouts. The Scouts are currently ranked number 11 for District 3 Class AAA playoff consideration.

The Trojans of York Suburban (4-4 overall, 3-1 league) defeated the Eagles of Dover (4-4 overall, 3-1 league) 36-21 in league action. Liam McWilliams led the Trojans rushing attack with 103-yards (including a 4-yard touchdown), followed by Thomas Merkle with 21, and Justin Gettle with 17-yards (including a 6-yard touchdown). Quarterback Merkle completed 14 of 21 passes for 265-yards and 3 touchdowns, 8 for 196-yards to Collin Mailman (including touchdowns of 9, 39, and 42-yards), 2 for 39-yards to Brad Smith, 2 for 24-yards to Teague Hoffman, and 2 for 6-yards to Jimmy Daglaris, for the Trojans. Jonas Atkinson kicked 4 extra points and Mailman ran in for a 2-point conversion for the Trojans. The Trojans are currently ranked number 19 for District 3 Class AAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs. Tyrel Jones led the Eagles rushing attack with 195-yards (including a 19-yard touchdown), followed by Joey Zutell with 53, Kenyon Hoopes with 49 (including a 9-yard touchdown), and John Sterner with 24-yards. Quarterback Hoopes completed 2 of 12 passes for 62-yards and 1 touchdown, 1 for 50-yards and a touchdown to Shane Orchard and 1 for 12-yards to Sterner, for the Eagles. Josh Bradley kicked 3 extra points for the Eagles. The Eagles are currently ranked number 17 for District 3 Class AAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs.

The Golden Knights of Eastern York (5-3 overall, 2-3 League) shut out the Rams of Kennard-Dale (1-7 overall, 0-5 league) 49-0 in league action. Keegan Corwell led the Golden Knights rushing attack with 138-yards (including a 9-yard touchdown), followed by Lucas Barshinger with 86 (including touchdowns of 56 and 14-yards), Jake Kessler with 77 (including touchdowns of 12 and 47-yards), Jimmy Kurnik with 18, Lynn Snell with 4-yards, Ryan Kalke with minus 3-yards, and Jayshim Snyder with minus 3-yards. Quarterback Conrad Rhein completed 1 pass in 1 attempt for 2-yards to Kessler and Kalke completed 2 pass in 1 attempt for 14-yards to Snell, for the Golden Knights. Damian McKinsey returned a punt 70-yards for a touchdown, Corwell returned an interception 45-yards for a touchdown, Brady Myer kicked 5 extra points, and Rhein threw a 2-point conversion pass to Connor Barshinger, for the Golden Knights. The Golden Knights are currently ranked number 18 for District 3 Class AAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs. Austin Jenkins led the Rams rushing attack with 23-yards, followed by Josh Eaton with 12, Shawn Ellis with 10, Kendall Wales with 8-yards, Jacob Deppen with no yards, Michael Smith with minus 4-yards, Daniel Brewer with minus 8-yards, and Dalton Stike with minus 14-yards, as the Rams were held to a net of 17-yards rushing for the game. Quarterback Brewer completed 5 of 16 passes for 45-yards and Stike completed 4 of 6 passes for 34-yards for the Rams. Jenkins caught 4 passes for 25-yards, Kessler caught 1 pass for 21-yards, Camren Ohler caught 1 pass for 14-yards, Snell caught 1 pass for 14-yards, Kyle Woolridge caught 1 pass for 9-yards, Stephen Miller caught 1 pass for 8-yards, Deppen caught 1 pass for 7-yards, and Sean Blishe caught 1 pass for 6-yards, for the Rams.

York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Division III action:

The Eagles of Bermudian Springs, (8-0 overall, 5-0 league) defeated the Fighting Irish of York Catholic (5-3 overall, 4-1 league) 42-21 in league action. Colton Dull led the Eagles rushing attack with 290-ysrds (including 5 touchdowns, for 8, 1, 2, 42, and 10-yards), followed by Briton Shelton with 105, Ryan Markle with 49 (including a 33yard touchdown), and Phoenix Russell with 6-yards, Quarterback Markle only attempted 2 passes and di not complete any. Connor Zahm kicked 6 extra points, Brennan Waltermyer intercepted 1 pass, and Noah Hakes recorded 1sack, for the Eagles. The undefeated Eagles are ranked second for District 3 Class AA playoff consideration. Hakeem Kinard led the Fighting Irish rushing attack with 96-yards (including touchdowns of 4 and 34-yards), followed by Qua’Shawn Grooms with 26-yards, and Jack Burnside with minus 1-yard. Quarterback Kinard completed 13 of 28 passes for 171-yards and 1 touchdown, 2 for 53-yards to Joe Bauhoff, 4 for 44-yards to Luke Brennan, 4 for 41-yards to Grooms, and 3 for 33-yards to Dan Yokemick (including a 10-yard touchdown), for the Fighting Irish. Brennan kicked 3 extra points for the Fighting Irish. The loss dropped the Fighting Irish from number 1 to number 3 for District 3 Class A playoff consideration.

The Squires of Delone Catholic (4-4 overall, 3-2 league) edged the Knights of Fairfield (5-3 overall, 3-2 league) 17-14 in league action. Jake Kadis led the Squires rushing attack with 249-yards (including an 82-yard touchdown), followed by Tavian Dorsey with 90, Alex Little with 49, and Brian Shermeyer with 5-yards. Quarterback Shermeyer completed 3 of 7 passes for 10-yards and 1 touchdown, 1 for 9-yards and a touchdown to Kadis, 1 for 2-yards to Brandon Zumbrum, and 1 for minus 1-yard to Dorsey, for the Squires. Jay Strickland kicked a 27-yard field goal and 2 extra points, and Kadis and Tyler Loucks each intercepted 1 pass, for the Squires. The Squires are currently ranked number 5 for District 3 Class A playoff consideration. Only the top 4 teams qualify for the playoffs. Mason Flickinger led the Knights rushing attack with 44-yards (including a 33-yard touchdown), followed by Matt Petrie with 22, and Michael Quealy with 4-yards. Quarterback Flickinger completed 8 of 18 passes for 146-yards and 1 touchdown, 3 for 83-yards to Matt Petrie (including a 5-yard touchdown, 3 for 31-yards to Antijuan Washington, 1 for 24-yards to Alex Irwin, and 1 for 8-yards to Quealy, for the Knights. Brandon Hummel kicked 2 extra points and Dorsey forced a fumble that Irwin recovered for the Knights. The Knights are currently ranked number 4 for District 3 Class A playoff consideration.

The Canners of Biglerville (4-4 overall, 2-3 league) defeated the Thunderbolts of Littlestown (2-6 overall, 1-4 league) 28-14 in league action. Scott Cooper led the Canners rushing attack with 97-yards (including a 33-yard touchdown), followed by Samuel Laird with 58 (including touchdowns of 27 and 15-yards), Timothy Weaver with 25, Dayne Shower with 21, and Ben Hurda with 2-yards. Quarterback Hurda completed 6 of 11 passes for 45-yards and 1 touchdown, 1 for 24-yards and a touchdown to Cooper, 1 for 6-yards to Laird, 1 for 6-yards to Showers, 1 for 5-yards to Brock Asper, 1 for 4-yards to Colton Sentz, and 1 for no yards to Nate Newberry, for the Canners. Jorden Trostel kicked 4 extra points, Hurda intercepted 1 pass and recovered 1 fumble, Asper and Showers each intercepted 1 pass, Dalton Cox recovered 1 fumble, Sentz blocked a punt, and Victor Lopez caused 1 fumble, for the Canners. The Canners are currently ranked number 9 for District 3 Class AA playoff consideration. Only the top 8 teams qualify for the playoffs. Zach Brown led the Thunderbolts rushing attack with 133-yards (including a 6-yard touchdown), followed by Lucas Reynolds with 60, Wesley Storey with 33 (including an 8-yard touchdown), and Jarrett Brittain with 10-yars. Quarterback Jarrett Brittain completed 6 of 13 passes for 95-yards, 4 for 76-yrds to Reynolds and 2 for 19-yards to Dalton Brittain, and Reynolds completed 1 pass for 11-yards to Brown, for the Thunderbolts. Jackson Hornbrook kicked 2 extra points for the Thunderbolts. The Thunderbolts are currently ranked number 11 for District 3 Class AA playoff consideration. Only the top 8 teams qualify for the playoffs.

The Nighthawks of Hanover (2-6 overall, 1-4 league) defeated the Spartans of York County Tech (1-7 overall, 1-4 league) 22-14 in league action. Dylan Krieger led the Nighthawks rushing attack with 58-yards (including a 2-yard touchdown), followed by Resean Williams with 45 (including a 12-yard touchdown), Wendell Oliveras with 10, Justin Barnes with 6, Nick Seymour with 4-yards, and Kyle Krout with minus 5-yards. Quarterback Krout completed 12 of 24 passes for 204-yards and 1 touchdown, 7 for 159-yards to Krieger (including a 74-yard touchdown), 2 for 23-yards to Seymour, 1 for 12-yards to Austin Bryson, 2 for 10-yards to Williams, 1 for 5-yards to Jase Eltzier, and 1 for minus 5-yards to Barnes, for the Nighthawks. Krieger ran in for two 2-point conversions for the Nighthawks. The Nighthawks are currently ranked number 12 for District 3 Class AA playoff consideration. Only the top 8 teams qualify for the playoffs. Kahleik Savery led the Spartans rushing attack with 35-yards, followed by Nashid Bones with 22, Brandon Montouth with 16, Kyle Chesnavage with 9, and Jibri Bones with 4-yards (including a 6-yard touchdown). Quarterback Savery completed 4 of 8 passes for 108-yards and 1 touchdown, 2 for 99-yards to David Porter (including a 65-yard touchdown), 1 for 7-yards to Luis DeLeon, and 1 for 2-yards to Montouth, for the Spartans. Savery ran in for a 2-point conversion for the Spartans. The Spartans are currently ranked number 28 for District 3 Class AAAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs.

Mid-Penn Conference action

The Mid-Penn Keystone Division’s Patriots of Red Land (7-1 overall, 3-1 league) defeated the Wildcats of Mechanicsburg (2-6 overall, 0-4 league) 28-18 in league action. Phil Overton, who passed 1,000-yards rushing on the season, led the Patriots rushing attack with 247-yards (including 4 touchdowns, for 16, 13, 10, and 3-yards), followed by Garrett Scott with 53, and Justin Johnson with 11-yards. Quarterback Scott completed 5 of 5 passes for 56-yards, 2 for 26-yards to Tyler Hodges, 2 for 25-yards to Kyle Mowrey, and 1 for 5-yards to Jake Rollman, for the Patriots. Jeremy Fisher kicked 4 extra points for the Patriots. The Patriots are currently ranked number 3 for District 3 Class AAA playoff consideration. Shyheim Brown led the Wildcats rushing attack with 50-yards, followed by Adam Trump with 2-yards, and Tyler Schubert with minus 12-yards (including a 6-yard touchdown). Quarterback Schubert completed 13 of 21 passes for 291-yards and 2 touchdowns, 2 for 113-yards to Breon Coke, 4 for 110-yards to Brown (including touchdowns of 63 and 18-yards), 4 for 67-yards to Takeno Scales, and 3 for 1-yard to Tommy Marlin, for the Wildcats.

The Mid-Penn Colonial Division’s Polar Bears of Northern York (3-5 overall, 2-3 league) were defeated by the Blue Devils of Green Castle-Antrim (6-2 overall, 3-1 league) 27-9 in league action. James Hines led the Blue Devils rushing attack with 53-yards (including a 2-yard touchdown), followed by Matt Oberholzer with 45 (including touchdowns of 10 and 8-yards), Spencer Meyers with 23 (including a 3-yard touchdown), Tyler graham with 16, Andrew Votral with 6, and Sam Sprague with 7-yards. Kurt Hansen kicked 3 extra points and Sprague intercepted a pass for the Blue Devils. The Blue Devils are currently ranked number 16 for District 3 Class AAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs. Mike Kearney led the Polar Bears rushing attack with 30-yards, followed by Robert Shelly with 25, Curtis Robisom with 1-yard, and Sam Geiser with minus 4-yards. Quarterback Robison completed 12 of 31 passes for 162-yards and 1 touchdown, 5 for 57-yards to Ethan Bell (including a 13-yard touchdown), 3 for 57-yards to Kearney, 3 for 30-yards to Jake Cromer, and 1 for 18-yards to Jared Sutch, for the Polar Bears. The Polar Bears are currently ranked number 29 for District 3 Class AAA playoff consideration. Only the top 16 teams qualify for the playoffs.