Susquehanna Township Finishes Historic Undefeated Season, Dominates Milton Hershey 48–16
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Kobe Jenkins | October 25, 2025
The Susquehanna Township Indians closed out their regular season in dominant fashion Friday night, defeating the Milton Hershey Spartans 48–16 to finish a historic 10–0 season and claim the Mid-Penn Conference Colonial Division Championship.
From the opening whistle, the Indians showcased why they’ve been the team to beat all year. Senior quarterback Torin Evans wasted no time getting on the board, punching in the first touchdown of the night. Evans stayed hot, connecting with senior wide receiver Zih’kere Leaks on a 22-yard strike for touchdown number two.
Milton Hershey fought back, finding the end zone to make it 14–6, but that was as close as they would get. Evans continued his electric first half, scoring another touchdown on the ground and later linking up once more with Leaks to extend the Indians’ lead to three touchdowns heading into halftime.
The second half belonged entirely to Susquehanna Township’s depth and senior leadership. Rakhi Seville powered through the defense for a 6-yard touchdown run, followed by a score from Temple commit Josh Nengite, adding to the Indians’ commanding lead.
Before handing the reins to the junior varsity squad, junior Stephon Malette broke free for a 17-yard touchdown run. The JV players held strong defensively and even added one more score thanks to Sincere Littlejohn, sealing the 48–16 victory.
With the win, Susquehanna Township not only caps off a perfect regular season but does so with a statement — a blend of senior dominance and young talent ready to carry the torch. As playoffs loom, the Indians look every bit the powerhouse their record reflects, marching into postseason play undefeated, confident, and hungry for more.
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