High School Football Updates
2020 High School Football Preview
Undefeated Prexies on fire against shorthanded Clairton.
McMURRAY – Not too long ago, reading that Peters Township had lost a football game by 31 points wouldn’t have caused anybody to do a double-take.
GLASSPORT — John Polefko's five-yard touchdown run midway through the fourth quarter was the difference as Ringgold pulled out a 12-10 nonconference win Friday night over South Allegheny.
McKEES ROCKS — Jaymar Pearson rushed for three toucfhdowns, including a 98-yard run, and undefeated Sto-Rox scored 22 third-quarter points enroute to a 36-0 victory over McGuffey in a nonconference game Friday night.
MAPLETOWN — Lane Camden scored three touchdowns, one on a 54-yard fumble return, and Chartiers-Houston defeated Mapletown 44-15 in a nonconference game.
Talented quarterback runs, throws Leopards to big win.
High School Football Teams
PLEASANT HILLS — Thomas Jefferson accomplished something Friday night against South Fayette that hasn't happened for 15 years.
AVELLA — So far, so good for Burgettstown High School's football team.
WAYNESBURG — Damani Stafford and Addison Panepinto combined for five touchdowns to lead California to a 49-7 victory over host Waynesburg in a nonconference game Friday night.
Senior quarterback Landon Lutz ran for two scores and tossed three second-quarter touchdown passes as South Fayette remained undefeated with a 42-21 victory over vsitiing West Mifflin in nonconference play Friday night.
ELLSWORTH — Breydon Woods rushed for 275 yards on 21 carries and scored four touchdowns as Waynesburg defeated host Bentworth 64-20 in a nonconference game Friday night.
PITTSBURGH — Junior running back Landan Stevenson scored three touchdowns in the first quarter, one on a punt return, and that was all Mapletown needed as the Maples hung on for a 20-14 victory over host Northgate in a nonconference game Friday night.
MONONGAHELA — Brayden Fine rushed 164 yards to help Ringgold clobber Yough, 40-0, in a nonconference game Friday night at Joe Montana Stadium.
Carmichaels keeps offense in high gear, runs record to 2-0.
Indians overcome turnovers to beat rival Canon-McMillan.
McDONALD — Maddox Truschel accounted for four touchdowns as Fort Cherry trounced Avella 49-8 in a non-conference game Friday night at Jim Garry Stadium.
BRIDGEVILLE — Devin Whitlock passed for 135 yards, rushed for 133 and was responsible for five touchdowns as Belle Vernon stomped on Chartiers Valley, 49-14 Friday in a nonconference game.
JEFFERSON — Washington had eight different players score a touchdown as the Prexies rolled to a 60-0 nonconference victory over Jefferson-Morgan Friday night at Parker Field.
CLAYSVILLE – Kyle Brookman scored twice and had two more called back on penalties as McGuffey shook off the bad play that led to a loss to Southmoreand last week and rolled to a 45-0 victory over Brownsville in a nonconference game Friday night.
Defense steals the show for Blue Devils in victory at West Greene.
CARMICHAELS — Senior quarterback Trenton Carter passed for four touchdowns, ran for two more scores and intercepted a pass to set up a touchdown as Carmichaels used a big second half to defeat visiting Waynesburg 54-33 in a season-opening nonconference game Friday night.
CANONSBURG — Davon Fuse and Tayshawn Levy each scored two touchdowns and Washington crushed Monessen 41-7 Friday night in a season-opener for both teams.
MAPLETOWN — A.J. Vanata and Landan Stevenson each ran for two touchdowns, and Brody Evans caught two scoring passes from Max Vanata, as Mapletown won its opener, 42-8 over Avella in a nonconference game Friday night.
ALVERTON – It’s only one game but it’s a game McGuffey coaches will harp on all week.
McKEES ROCKS — Nate Deanes and Landon Lutz each scored twice and South Fayette opened the season with a 35-7 victory.
A week-by-week trip through the most interesting games of the local high school football season.
Big Macs want to move out of middle of the Class 6A pack, climb in standings.
McGuffey, which won the Class 2A Century Conference title and had a 6-2 record last year, has its deepest team ever under coach Ed Dalton.
A year after the daily worries of COVID-19 virus protocols, social distancing, masks, pods, fear over contact tracing, possible stoppages in play and even forfeits, there was a sense of normalcy in high school football camps this summer.
Bulldogs turn to one of its former head coaches to rebuild football program.
He could do anything, play any position, run any play, throw any type of block to spring a runner. He doesn’t mind using his 6-2, 210-pound body that way.
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