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McKinley Whipkey had 100 yards on 10 carries and undefeated McGuffey rushed for 249 yards in a rout of Frazier.
McKEESPORT — McKeesport scored all its points in the third quarter to stop Trinity 10-7 in a Big Eight Conference game Friday night.
BURGETTSTOWN — Rashawn Reid ran for a pair of second-half touchdowns and undefeated Rochester scored 29 unanaswered points to defeat Burgettstown 29-7 in a Class A Big Seven Conference game at Hill Memorial Stadium Friday.
It took some time, but Washington got a grip on its second consecutive win as the Little Prexies defeated Chartiers-Houston.
WAYNESBURG — Each team scored a touchdown late in the third quarter but Charleroi converted its extra point and that proved to be the difference as the Cougars edged Waynesburg 7-6 in a Century Conference game.
MONONGAHELA — John Polefko ran for 159 yards on only nine carries and scored three touchdown as Ringgold won its first game of the season and in impressive fashion, 48-6, over Uniontown in a non-conference game at Joe Montana Stadium Friday night.
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Week 3 of the high school football season got started early with a game Thursday night at West Greene because there is a shortage of officials to work a full Friday schedule.
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McGuffey showed the value of winning the special teams play in its victory over Charleroi.
CARMICHAELS — Trenton Carter threw three touchdown pass to Michael Stewart and Carmichaels scored the game's first 28 points Friday night en route to a 43-8 victory over Mapletown in the Tri-County South Conference.
BELLE VERNON — Dane Anden ran for 118 yards and scored three touchdowns, and Belle Vernon's defense put together its second consecutive shutout as the Leopards blanked West Mifflin 45-0 Friday night in the Big Eight Conference.
AVELLA — Kenneth Rush completed 12 of 14 passes for 196 yards and threw a pair of second-half scoring tosses as Avella remained unbeaten with a 26-8 victory over Jefferson-Morgan in a Class A Tri-County South Conference game Friday night.
Defensive back intercepts 4 Penn-Trafford passes, returning 2 for touchdowns, in 24-21 win.
Prexies build 14-0 lead before Waynesburg's first offensive snap and cruise to a Century Conference victory.
CANONSBURG — Canon-McMillan enjoyed one of its most impressive comebacks, scoring 24 straight points to upend Mt.Lebanon 24-17 Friday night in the Class 6A Quad County Conference.
Jake Pugh passed for 230 yards and four touchdowns as Thomas Jefferson overcame an early deficit and defeated Trinity 51-14 in a Class 4A Big Eight Conference game Friday night at Hiller Field.
HEIDELBERG — Jacob Salsberry booted a 22-yard field goal with 17 seconds remaining to give Chartiers Valley a stunning 9-7 victory over South Fayette in a non-conference game Friday night.
UNIONTOWN — Joe Chambers passed for 187 yards and a touchdown as Laurel Highlands held off Ringgold 16-12 in a Class 4A Big Eight Conference game Friday night.
MONESSEN — Owen Petrisek scored two touchdowns Friday night, the latter with 5:11 to go, and Bentworth held Monessen to 70 yards total in a 14-6 victory in a Tri-County South Conference game.
CORAOPOLIS – Burgettstown's football program isn’t used to losing.
Burgettstown puts long regular-season winning streak on line at powerful OLSH.
For the second consecutive week one local high school football game is postponed because of the coronavirus.
CARMICHAELS – Like every other team in the WPIAL, Carmichaels had to make major adjustments during the offseason in order to prepare for the 2020 season.
It was a night that, not too long ago, nobody knew when they’d experience again. The fact that Trinity High School got to play a competitive football game was a blessing for head coach Jon Miller and his program.
CLAYSVILLE – In this strangest of years did we get one of the most unusual high school football contests Washington County has seen in quite some time.
After a crazy offseason, the long-awaited and much-debated high school football season kicks off Friday night with a showdown in the Class 2A Century Conference topping the bill.
When Gov. Tom Wolf declared fans can be a part of the 250 limit of people allowed at outdoor sporting events and 25 at indoor sporting events, he played a cruel joke on many of the athletic directors in the PIAA.
Now that the buck passing has stopped and high school sports will be played, the PIAA should take the next logical step.
Now that Benjamin Jackson is no longer butchering defenses in the Class A Tri-County South Conference, you can hear the exhales of relief from the other coaches in the conference.
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