Exeter got thumped at third-seeded Bishop McDevitt 42-0 in the District 3-5A semifinals. The (10-2) Crusaders are the defending state champions in Class 5A. They have an overall record of (71-9) in the District 3 tournament. The Eagles wrapped up their campaign at (10-3).

Twin Valley got off to a slow start, but pulled away from second-seeded West York for a 45-14 victory. The (12-0) Raiders have advanced to the District 3-4A Final for the first time. Drew Engle ran for 250 yards and 4TD. He broke Dominic Caruso’s school record for career rushing yards.

Wyomissing lost a heartbreaker at #1 seed Susquehanna Township 37-35 in the District 3-4A semifinals. Justice Hardy gave the (10-2) Spartans a 35-31 lead on a 9-yard touchdown run with 59 seconds remaining. Marist commit Torin Evans answered with a 15-yard touchdown pass to Josh Nengite on the final play. The (12-0) Indians will square off with Twin Valley next Friday.

Berks Catholic fell to Trinity 17-0 in the District 3-3A Championship at ELCO. The Saints’ season comes to a close with a mark of (9-3). The (10-3) Shamrocks earned their fourth District 3 crown.

Exeter left Conestoga Valley with a 41-34 victory in the District 3-5A quarterfinals. The (10-2) Eagles led 34-7 in the second quarter. They recovered an onside kick with just over a minute to play. #7 seed Exeter visits #3 seed Bishop McDevitt next Friday. The Crusaders have won 18 District 3 championships including four in a row.

Twin Valley rolled over West Perry 55-15 in the District 3-4A quarterfinals at Elverson. Drew Engle ran for 219 yards and 3 TD on 12 carries. He also had a 95-yard pick-6 and a 73-yard kickoff return score. Engle holds the school record for career touchdowns with 53. The (11-0) Raiders head to #2 seed West York next Friday.

Berks Catholic blew out Bermudian Springs 37-6 in the District 3-3A semifinals. The Saints improved to (9-2) with their eighth consecutive win. #1 seed Berks Catholic meets #3 seed Trinity next Friday for the title.

On Saturday, #4 seed Wyomissing battles #5 seed Lampeter-Strasburg in the District 3-4A quarterfinals. Kickoff is set for 1pm at Bob Wolfrum Field. The (9-1) Spartans hammered the (7-3) Pioneers 46-7 in their regular season finale.

#9 seed Muhlenberg lost 35-0 at #8 seed Spring Grove in the opening round of the District 3-5A tournament. The (8-3) Muhls made their first appearance in District’s since 2013. Cam Small ended his career as Muhlenberg’s all-time rushing leader.

#6 seed Schuylkill Valley fell at #3 seed Trinity 35-7 in the District 3-3A quarterfinals. The (5-6) Panthers got knocked out by the (8-3) Shamrocks for the second year in a row.

Gov. Mifflin won 51-14 at Pocono Mountain West in the Eastern Conference 5A/6A Championship. The (4-7) Mustangs outscored the Panthers 35-0 in the second half.

#15 seed Boyertown lost at #2 seed North Penn 42-14 in the first round of the District 1-6A playoffs. The (6-5) Bears trailed 35-0 at halftime. Boyertown qualified for the District 1 tournament for just the third time in program history.

Wilson, Twin Valley, Wyomissing, and Berks Catholic had byes this week.

Muhlenberg lost to Conestoga Valley 45-24 in Laureldale. The undefeated Buckskins earned the Section 2 title. The (8-2) Muhls trailed 28-0 at halftime.

Twin Valley rolled over Daniel Boone 71-7. The (10-0) Raiders captured the Section 4 crown. They’re ranked #3 in the state in Class 4A by PennLive.

Wyomissing blew out Lampeter-Strasburg 46-7. The (9-1) Spartans are #7 in the Class 4A state rankings.

Exeter hammered Elizabethtown 42-7 at Don Thomas Stadium. The Eagles head to the District 3 playoffs with a (8-2) record.

Berks Catholic won the Section 5 championship in thrilling fashion. The (8-2, 7-0) Saints outlasted Annville-Cleona 14-7 in overtime. Owen Schalk had a 10-yard touchdown run in OT.

Gov. Mifflin fell to Ephrata 28-20 in Shillington. The (3-7) Mustangs were without senior quarterback Lebron Leaf due to a shoulder injury.

Reading lost to Hempfield 43-6 at Shirk Stadium. The Red Knights end up (1-9).

Schuylkill Valley came up short in a nailbiter at Lancaster Catholic 17-16. The (5-5) Panthers scored a touchdown with 1:07 left. They opted to go for two points, but the conversion was stuffed by the (6-4) Crusaders.

Fleetwood got tripped up at Cocalico 49-21. The Tigers finished (2-8).

Kutztown left Pequea Valley with a 36-28 victory. The (2-8) Cougars claimed their first league win of the season.

Hamburg got thumped at Columbia 34-6. The Hawks sink to (2-8).

Conrad Weiser lost a non-league game at Unionville 49-14. The Scouts have gone from (4-0) to (4-6).

Twin Valley blew out Lampeter-Strasburg 42-7 in Elverson. Drew Engle scored 6 TD for the (9-0, 6-0) Raiders. They’re alone atop the Section 4 standings.

Wilson blanked McCaskey 56-0 in Lancaster. The (8-1) Bulldogs had three defensive touchdowns against the winless Red Tornado. Wilson outgained McCaskey 337-to-37.

Muhlenberg outlasted Academy Park 42-37 in Laureldale. Adriel Baez tossed a go-ahead 18-yard touchdown pass to Freddy Lacey on fourth down with 28 seconds left. The Muhls improved to (8-1).

Gov. Mifflin fell at Elizabethtown 34-16. Mustangs’ quarterback Lebron Leaf suffered a shoulder injury late in the second quarter and didn’t play after halftime. Gov. Mifflin dropped to (3-6).

Reading got tripped up by Oxford 44-12 at Shirk Stadium. The Red Knights fell to (1-8).

Berks Catholic cruised past Hamburg 38-7 on “Hawk Hill.” Meanwhile, Annville-Cleona doubled up Schuylkill Valley 14-7. The Dutchmen and Saints remain tied for first place in Section 5.

Cocalico left Robesonia with a 27-17 victory over Conrad Weiser. The (4-5) Scouts have lost five straight games.

Daniel Boone earned its first win of the season. The Blazers knocked off Northern Lebanon 26-23 in Birdsboro.

Fleetwood got thumped at home by Solanco 49-13. The Tigers sit at (2-7).

Kutztown came up short in a high-scoring affair with Columbia. The (1-8) Cougars fell 40-35.

On Saturday, Wyomissing hosts Octorara at 1:30pm. The (7-1) Spartans are ranked #7 in the state by PennLive in Class 4A.

Wilson blew out Penn Manor 42-7 in West Lawn. The (7-1) Bulldogs are (34-0) all-time against the Comets.

Muhlenberg held off Ephrata 33-28 in Laureldale. Cam Small put the (7-1) Muhls in front on a 7-yard TD run with 4:29 remaining.

Gov. Mifflin crushed Lebanon 49-7 in Shillington. The Cedars have lost 50 consecutive games. The Mustangs improved to (3-5).

Warwick blanked Conrad Weiser 20-0. It was scoreless at halftime. The (4-4) Scouts have dropped four in a row. The Warriors go to (7-1).

Reading fell at Manheim Township 49-0. The Red Knights slip to (1-7).

Schuylkill Valley knocked off Hamburg 31-13 in the 51st Frost Bowl. The (5-3) Panthers have won four straight in the rivalry. The Hawks sink to (2-6).

Fleetwood lost at Manheim Central 42-3. The Tigers stand at (2-6).

Lancaster Catholic rolled over Kutztown 49-7. The Cougars stumble to (1-7).

On Thursday, Berks Catholic shut out Columbia 37-0.

On Saturday, Wyomissing hosts Twin Valley at 1:30pm. Both teams are (7-0) and ranked in the top 5 in the state in Class 4A.

Boyertown travels to Spring-Ford at 2pm. The Bears enter the weekend at (4-3). The (3-4) Rams are riding a 3-game winning streak.

Daniel Boone looks for its first victory on Monday. The Blazers make the trip to Donegal at 6pm.

Wilson rallied past Hempfield 38-28. The (6-1) Bulldogs trailed 14-7 at halftime.

Gov. Mifflin fell to Conestoga Valley 51-21 in Shillington. The Mustangs slip to (2-5) while the Buckskins remain undefeated.

Twin Valley blew out Donegal 49-14. The (7-0) Raiders were in front 42-0 at the half.

Conrad Weiser lost to Garden Spot 17-10 in Robesonia. The (4-3) Scouts have dropped three in a row.

Schuylkill Valley snuck past Columbia 17-14. The Panthers improved to (4-3).

Pequea Valley left Hawk Hill with a 31-21 victory over Hamburg. The (2-5) Hawks travel to Schuylkill Valley for the Frost Bowl next week.

Boyertown got tripped up at home by Owen J. Roberts 28-13. It was the 900th game in Bears’ history.

Wyomissing cruised by Daniel Boone 55-6 on Thursday night in Birdsboro. The Spartans are (7-0) while the Blazers are still looking for their first win.

There are three matchups on Saturday involving Berks County teams. Reading faces McCaskey at 4pm. That game will take place at Lancaster Catholic. Both squads are (0-6).

Berks Catholic visits Kutztown at 5pm. The Saints enter the weekend at (4-2). The Cougars are searching for their second win of the season.

Fleetwood entertains Warwick at 7pm. The Tigers sit at (2-4). The Warriors have won five of their first six contests.

Exeter shutout Ephrata 24-0. The (6-0) Eagles are ranked #5 in the state in Class 5A by PennLive.

Muhlenberg beat Elizabethtown 35-21 in Laureldale. The Muhls are (6-0) for the first time since 2007.

Twin Valley crushed Northern Lebanon 67-0. The (6-0) Raiders are ranked #6 in the state in Class 4A.

Berks Catholic ran over Schuylkill Valley 55-19 in Leesport. The (4-2) Saints were up 21-12 at halftime before pulling away. The Panthers fall to (3-3).

Conrad Weiser lost at Solanco 62-20. The Golden Mules have won five straight. The Scouts slip to (4-2).

Cedar Crest blew out Reading 42-6 at Shirk Stadium. The Red Knights are still searching for their first victory.

Daniel Boone is also (0-6). The Blazers came up short at ELCO 44-28.

Fleetwood got tripped up at Kennard-Dale 17-0. The Tigers are (2-4).

Kutztown was on the wrong end of a shootout at Annville-Cleona 42-39. The Cougars sit at (1-5).

Lancaster Catholic left Hawk Hill with a 35-10 win over Hamburg. The Hawks dip to (2-4).

Boyertown held off Perkiomen Valley 20-16. The Bears improved to (4-2).

On Saturday, Wyomissing hosts Donegal at 1:30pm. The (5-0) Spartans are ranked #4 in the state in Class 4A. Donegal will enter Bob Wolfrum Field with a mark of (2-3).

Wilson defeated Cedar Crest 62-20 to give Doug Dahms his 200th victory as head coach. The (4-1) Bulldogs host rival Gov. Mifflin next week.

Exeter blew out Lebanon 64-6 at Don Thomas Stadium. The Cedars have dropped 47 consecutive games. The Eagles remain perfect at (5-0).

Conrad Weiser fell at Manheim Central 20-7. The (4-1) Scouts had won 14 straight regular season games.

Berks Catholic cruised past Lancaster Catholic 35-6. The Saints improved to (3-2).

Reading lost to Penn Manor 41-8 at Shirk Stadium. The Red Knights are searching for their first win of the season.

Fleetwood got tripped up at home by Garden Spot 28-7. The Tigers slip to (2-3).

Schuylkill Valley hammered Pequea Valley 34-6 in Leesport. The Panthers get over the .500 mark at (3-2).

Hamburg snuck by Kutztown 21-20. Both teams were (1-3) entering tonight.

Daniel Boone was shut out by Lampeter-Strasburg 41-0 in Birdsboro. The Blazers are looking for their first victory.

Boyertown knocked off Methacton 30-14. The Bears climb to (3-2).

On Thursday, Twin Valley crushed Octorara 49-7 in Elverson.

Wyomissing entertains ELCO on Saturday afternoon. The (4-0) Spartans battle the (1-3) Raiders at 1:30pm at Bob Wolfrum Field.

Wilson shut out Reading 49-0 in West Lawn. Mason Young was 4-of-4 for 92 yards with 2TD passes to Jaiden Carpenter. The Bulldogs are (3-1) and the Red Knights are searching for their first victory.

Wyomissing blanked Northern Lebanon 42-0. The (4-0) Spartans were on top 35-0 at halftime.

Twin Valley hammered ELCO 60-0. Drew Engle ran for 71 yards and 2TD on nine carries. He also returned a kickoff 60 yards for a score. The (4-0) Raiders have scored at least 60 points in three straight games.

Conrad Weiser rallied past Fleetwood 26-23 in Robesonia. The (4-0) Scouts trailed the (2-2) Tigers 16-6. Sophomore Kole Kupper put Conrad Weiser in front with an 80-yard punt return TD in the third quarter.

Muhlenberg rolled over Lebanon 55-21 in Laureldale. The (4-0) Muhls handed the Cedars their 46th consecutive loss.

Schuylkill Valley won 35-28 at Kutztown. The Panthers are an even (2-2).

Berks Catholic crushed Pequea Valley 41-0. The Saints have split their first four contests.

Daniel Boone came up short at Octorara 42-28. The Blazers are still looking for a win.

Hamburg got blown out by Annville-Cleona 42-0 on Hawk Hill. The Hawks drop to (1-3).

On Thursday, Boyertown lost to Downingtown East 28-0. The Bears dip to (2-2).