Wilson-43, McCaskey-12

Exeter-23, Conestoga Valley-13

Twin Valley-28, Cocalico-9

Cedar Crest-31, Reading-22

Elizabethtown-34, Muhlenberg-14

Garden Spot-48, Gov. Mifflin-17

Conrad Weiser-47, Daniel Boone-28

Annville-Cleona-56, Schuylkill Valley-21

Berks Catholic-30, Lancaster Catholic-14

Solanco-45, Fleetwood-13

Hamburg-33, Kutztown-28

Boyertown-34, Norristown-7 (Thursday)

Central York-37, Wilson-35

Twin Valley-56, Exeter-29

Gov. Mifflin-35, Muhlenberg-28

Manheim Township-49, Reading-0

Lampeter-Strasburg-35, Conrad Weiser-20

Schuylkill Valley-20, Kutztown-7

Cocalico-42, Fleetwood-7

Berks Catholic-42, Pequea Valley-0

Annville-Cleona-47, Hamburg-7

Northern Lebanon-23, Daniel Boone-7

Methacton-24, Boyertown-17

Wilson-41, Penn Manor-16

Hempfield-41, Reading-6

Exeter-30, Muhlenberg-6

Twin Valley-55, Warwick-7

Ephrata-27, Gov. Mifflin-26

Wyomissing-47, Conrad Weiser-41

Schuylkill Valley-24, Hamburg-17

Berks Catholic-31, Columbia-7

Fleetwood-52, Lebanon-0

Donegal-64, Daniel Boone-26

Annville-Cleona-56, Kutztown-22

Perkiomen Valley-45, Boyertown-7

Wilson-41, Hempfield-7

Manheim Township-35, Penn Manor-12

Twin Valley-34, Solanco-17

Exeter-69, Lebanon-18

Conestoga Valley-29, Muhlenberg-13

South Western-44, Reading-20

Elizabethtown-42, Gov. Mifflin-17

Donegal-23, Conrad Weiser-13

Schuylkill Valley-16, Lancaster Catholic-14

Hamburg-28, Columbia-14

Owen J. Roberts-29, Boyertown-28

The (6-0) Raiders scored all of their points in the first half at Elverson. Maverik Foster ran for 173 yards and four touchdowns on ten carries. Foster broke free for a 98-yard TD in the second quarter. His younger brother, Gavan, was 6-of-8 for 105 yards and a 13-yard touchdown pass to Brody Majeski. Lucas Myers chipped in with 58 yards on six carries. Twin Valley outgained Fleetwood 389-to-122. Beau Fegely had 53 yards on 16 carries for the (3-3) Tigers.

Exeter-30, Elizabethtown-27

The Eagles were down, but not out. They trailed 13-10 at halftime and 27-10 in the third quarter. The Reinert brothers and Aidan Gerhart helped to bring Exeter back. Gerhart connected with Braylon Reinert for a 17-yard TD pass in the third quarter. Cayden Reinert, a 6’4 sophomore tight end, hauled in a 70-yard touchdown pass that brought the Eagles within 27-24 with 3:26 left. Exeter’s defense forced the (4-2) Bears to punt on the ensuing possession. Josh Jackson provided a go-ahead 6-yard TD run with 52 seconds remaining.

Gerhart completed 24 of his 39 attempts for 250 yards with 3 TD and an INT. Brady Adams had seven catches for 59 yards. He also came up with an interception on defense. Nick Pashley chipped in with seven receptions for 41 yards. Jackson wound up with 90 yards on 17 carries. Senior linebacker Donovyn Alvarez made ten total tackles. The Eagles improved to (5-1).

Gov. Mifflin-71, Lebanon-14

Sophomore Jack Miller set a school record with five touchdown passes. He was 6-of-7 for 159 yards. The Mustangs earned their first victory of the season. They host Elizabethtown next Friday night. The Cedars have lost 58 consecutive games, a PIAA record.

Wyomissing-41, Donegal-6

The (3-2) Spartans used some big plays to pull away from the (3-3) Indians. Brady Eisenhower tossed a 45-yard touchdown pass to Andrew DiFabrizio with 31 seconds to go in the opening half. Eisenhower ripped off a 65-yard TD run to make it 28-6 two minutes into the third quarter. The junior quarterback was 4-of-4 for 69 yards. Zander Westwood rumbled for 79 yards on eleven carries. Sophomore Nehzion Carter added 72 yards and a pair of touchdowns on nine touches. Bert Rivera made ten combined tackles as Wyomissing won its third game in a row.

Conrad Weiser-35, Northern Lebanon-20

The Scouts were behind 7-6 after the first quarter, but took a 20-13 lead into the locker room. Kole Kupper was a workhorse for Conrad Weiser with 32 carries for 134 yards and 2 TD. Connor Sellars used his legs to the tune of 129 yards on 19 carries. The senior quarterback ran for two scores and threw a 33-yard touchdown pass to Chase Matthews. Sellars ended up 6-of-7 for 76 yards through the air for the (5-1) Scouts. The Vikings fell to (4-2).

Schuylkill Valley-31, Pequea Valley-14

After losing its season opener at Conrad Weiser, the Panthers have bounced back with five straight wins. Alex Aletras was 10-of-16 for 119 yards and an 8-yard touchdown toss to Seth Klinikowski. Aletras ran for 62 yards and two more scores. Schuylkill Valley’s defense and special teams contributed as well. Anthony Batista came up with a 36-yard pick 6. Reese Wamsher booted a 42-yard field goal. The Braves have dropped two in a row after their first (4-0) start in program history.

Hamburg-32, Lancaster Catholic-27

The (4-2) Hawks went to Blaise Ernst early and often. The 5’9, 175-pound senior delivered with 201 yards and 2 TD on 29 carries. He raced 63 yards to the house just 45 seconds into the game. The (4-2) Crusaders trailed 22-14 at halftime. Isaac McFadden was 10-of-17 for 130 yards. The 6’1 sophomore also ran for two scores. Alex Soto caught four passes for 63 yards. Sophomore kicker Aron Moser nailed a 30-yard field goal in the fourth quarter.

Kutztown-43, Columbia-37

The (2-4) Cougars won a wild one at home after falling behind 23-15 at halftime. Ryan Walters gave them the lead with a 96-yard pick 6 with 3:52 left to play. It capped off an incredible night for the 6’, 180-pound junior. Walters racked up an eye-popping 239 yards on 27 carries. His touchdown runs were from 40 and 47 yards away. Walters is just the second player in school history to reach 1,000 rushing yards in back-to-back seasons.

Kutztown amassed 456 yards on the ground. Levi Martin had 100 yards on seven carries, including a 69-yard TD midway through the fourth quarter. Hunter Amato contributed 67 yards and a pair of scores on his ten carries. He also came up with an interception. Columbia returned two kickoffs for touchdowns in the first half. The Crimson Tide sink to (2-4). The Cougars travel to Berks Catholic on Thursday at 6pm.

Pope John Paul II-35, Boyertown-0

The (5-1) Golden Panthers grabbed a 28-0 halftime lead thanks to three touchdown passes by TJ Dozier. The junior found Eric Green for two of those scores, including a 69-yard TD with 1:12 left in the opening quarter. Dozier was 10-of-14 for 168 yards with no interceptions. Armond Smith reached the end zone twice on a 1-yard run and a 30-yard catch. The (1-5) Bears were limited to 183 total yards and just 84 on the ground. Gavin Royce finished 8-of-13 for 86 yards. Jackson Koback had four receptions for 61 yards. Aziyah Brown ran for 56 yards on 14 carries.

Wilson-52, Cedar Crest-7

Twin Valley-35, Fleetwood-0

Exeter-30, Elizabethtown-27

McCaskey-39, Reading-14

Ephrata-28, Muhlenberg-17

Wyomissing-41, Donegal-6

Conrad Weiser-35, Northern Lebanon-20

Gov. Mifflin-71, Lebanon-14

ELCO-36, Daniel Boone-15

Schuylkill Valley-31, Pequea Valley-14

Hamburg-32, Lancaster Catholic-27

Kutztown-43, Columbia-37

Pope John Paul II-35, Boyertown-0

Berks Catholic-21, Annville-Cleona-14

The (4-1) Bulldogs scored all 42 of their points in the first half. Jackson Becker returned a punt 28 yards for a touchdown less than three minutes into the game. Braydon Farrell took an interception back 29 yards for a score with 36 seconds left in the opening quarter. The pick 6 by the junior linebacker made it 28-0. Cole Peterson was 6-of-7 for 95 yards and 2 TD. Sophomore Jaiden Whitehurst ran for 55 yards, including a 47-yard touchdown, on just three carries. Wilson was without its top two running backs, Justice Hardy and Monty Greer, due to injuries. The (1-4) Red Knights were held to 56 total yards and three first downs. The Bulldogs have won 15 straight games in this series.

Twin Valley-42, Garden Spot-6

Maverik Foster made a big impact on both sides of the ball for the (5-0) Raiders. The junior running back and safety ran for two touchdowns and came up with a pair of interceptions. Foster had 86 yards on 16 carries. He also made six combined tackles. Maverik’s younger brother, Gavan, went 4-of-9 for 124 yards and 2 TD. His primary target was 6’1 senior wide receiver Brody Majeski. He hauled in three passes for 123 yards and 2 TD. Grant Moser chipped in with 47 rushing yards and a score on four touches. The Spartans fell to (2-3).

Wyomissing-50, ELCO-13

The (2-2) Spartans outgained the (2-3) Raiders 563-to-192. Wyomissing piled up a staggering 498 yards on the ground. The Spartans finished with 24 first downs, twice as many as ELCO. Zander Westwood erupted for 275 yards and 4 TD on eight carries. All four of his touchdowns were from 45 yards or more. The 6’3, 225-pound senior scored from 69 and 48 yards away in the first quarter. Wyomissing had a 34-0 cushion in the second period. Sophomore Rylan Overley added 70 yards and 2 TD on 13 carries. Brady Eisenhower completed four of his seven attempts for 65 yards. Tashaun Pearson, a sophomore defensive back, led the Spartans with five tackles.

Schuylkill Valley-18, Berks Catholic-16

The (4-1) Panthers were on top 6-3 at the break. Alex Aletras and sophomore Will Johns stole the show in the second half. Johns caught two touchdown passes in the third quarter to give Schuylkill Valley an 18-3 edge. The latter score came on a 49-yard flea-flicker. Coy Koller’s 2-yard TD run pulled the (1-4) Saints within 18-10 in the third quarter. Freshman quarterback Kellen Bowman found Mason Mace for a 34-yard touchdown pass with 1:57 to go in the game. Berks Catholic went for two points to tie it up, but Bowman’s pass was incomplete. The Panthers extended their winning streak to four. Aletras ended up 20-of-27 for 196 yards and 3 TD. He also ran for 43 yards. Johns had five receptions for 69 yards. Seth Klinikowski provided six catches for 60 yards. Ervin Ortiz turned his seven carries into 66 yards.

Fleetwood-14, Manheim Central-6

What a difference a week makes. The (3-2) Tigers were outscored 46-0 in the second half last Friday in a 52-14 loss at Garden Spot. Fleetwood hosted Manheim Central in Week 5 and put together a dominant defensive performance. The (2-3) Barons were limited to 29 total yards and three first downs. They were 1-for-10 on third down. Senior lineman Johnny Ulicne suffered a season-ending knee injury last week. The Tigers needed to make some changes, but they rose to the occasion. “The defense played a nearly perfect game. Due to an unfortunate injury, we moved some people around into different positions and they responded. They all understood their role and played their hearts out for their brothers next to them,” said first-year head coach Mel Fegely.

Coach Fegely’s sons, Beau and Hunter, made pivotal plays down the stretch. Beau Fegely, a senior running back, broke free for a 41-yard touchdown run with three minutes remaining. Hunter Fegely, a sophomore WR/DB, came away with an interception on the ensuing drive. Fleetwood finished with 292 total yards. Beau Fegely ran for 188 yards on 29 carries. He ripped off a 43-yard touchdown in the third quarter. Chase Adams was 7-of-16 for 53 yards. Standout tight end Bryce Ryan (6’3, 200) moved to right tackle on Friday. “Bryce gave up his role in the passing game to be a part of the blocking scheme. That kind of selfless trait is what separates him as a leader and a great young man,” emphasized coach Fegely.

Conrad Weiser-27, Octorara-15

The winless Braves led the (4-1) Scouts 8-7 at halftime. They were knotted up at 15-15 after the third quarter. Senior quarterback Connor Sellars broke the tie with a 46-yard touchdown run. Kole Kupper raced 52 yards to the end zone to give Conrad Weiser some breathing room. Kupper, a 185-pound junior, had a busy night. He contributed 180 yards and 2 TD on 27 carries. Sellars ran eight times for 70 yards and two scores. He was 2-of-7 for 23 yards and an interception. Luke Walter and sophomore cornerback Kellen Stoy made seven tackles apiece.

Spring-Ford-42, Boyertown-17

The (4-1) Rams jumped out to a 21-3 advantage after the opening quarter. They were in front 35-3 at halftime. Spring-Ford relied on a balanced attack. They ended up with 220 yards through the air and 185 on the ground. Quarterback Kaden Pickersgill was a perfect 7-for-7 with 3 TD. He added a 1-yard touchdown run. Aidan Lennon made the most of his two receptions. He had 116 yards, including a 75-yard touchdown grab. Tyler Hontz and Jackson Wickersham also caught touchdown passes for the Rams. Aziyah Brown ran for a pair of touchdowns in the second half. He led the (1-4) Bears with 57 yards on nine carries. Gavin Royce went 11-of-17 for 120 yards and an interception.

Hamburg-36, Pequea Valley-7

The (4-1) Braves suffered their first loss of the season on “Hawk Hill.” Isaac McFadden hit senior tight end Andrew Arroyo for a 67-yard touchdown and Hamburg never looked back. McFadden was 16-of-21 for 203 yards and an interception. He also ran for a score. Eli Metzler caught five passes for 56 yards. Owen Bentz chipped in with five receptions for 42 yards. The (3-2) Hawks were effective on the ground as well. Blaise Ernst racked up 138 yards and a touchdown on 20 carries. Bryce Schmeck added 44 yards and 2 TD on nine touches. Meanwhile, Pequea Valley managed just 47 rushing yards. Hamburg had a massive 23-to-4 advantage in first downs.

Wilson-42, Reading-0

Exeter-28, Gov. Mifflin-6

Twin Valley-42, Garden Spot-6

Schuylkill Valley-18, Berks Catholic-16

Muhlenberg-64, Lebanon-8

Wyomissing-50, ELCO-13

Conrad Weiser-27, Octorara-15

Fleetwood-14, Manheim Central-6

Hamburg-36, Pequea Valley-7

Lampeter-Strasburg-47, Daniel Boone-6

Lancaster Catholic-34, Kutztown-13

Spring-Ford-42, Boyertown-17

Wilson-17, Manheim Township-0

Twin Valley-39, Manheim Central-0

Exeter-7, Ephrata-0

ELCO-21, Conrad Weiser-12

Solanco-48, Muhlenberg-14

Conestoga Valley-35, Gov. Mifflin-12

Penn Manor-40, Reading-0

Daniel Boone-34, Octorara-28

Berks Catholic-38, Hamburg-7

Garden Spot-52, Fleetwood-14

Schuylkill Valley-45, Columbia-34

Pequea Valley-30, Kutztown-8

Avon Grove-24, Boyertown-19

Cedar Crest-28, Hempfield-19

The Scouts used a big second half to improve to (3-0). They trailed 20-15 at halftime on Thursday night. Kole Kupper set a school record with six touchdowns. The 6’, 185-pound junior piled up 261 yards on 17 carries. Conrad Weiser gained 390 yards on the ground while averaging 12.6 yards per carry. Junior linebacker Brennon Bond had a team-high nine tackles. Donte Wilkins added eight tackles and a sack. Lincoln Harting, a 235-pound junior defensive end, provided a pair of sacks.

Unionville-27, Boyertown-7

Chase Johnson broke free for a 63-yard touchdown run just 95 seconds into the game on Thursday. The (2-1) Longhorns ran the ball 47 times for 310 yards. They outgained Boyertown 367-to-162. Daquan Hovington led the way with 127 yards and 2 TD on 21 carries. The (1-2) Bears got 122 yards from Braydon Burris on 13 carries. He raced 69 yards to the end zone for their lone score midway through the second quarter.

Kutztown-47, Camp Hill-12

The Cougars earned the 100th victory in program history on Friday. They ran the ball 45 times for 506 yards. Ryan Walters had a huge night with 328 yards and 5 TD on 18 carries. His 87-yard score got things started for Kutztown. Hunter Amato chipped in with 59 yards and a score on nine touches. The (1-2) Cougars held Camp Hill to 233 total yards.

Hempfield-50, Gov. Mifflin-13

The (0-3) Mustangs were on top 13-12 when Koen German ripped off an 80-yard kickoff return touchdown for the (2-1) Black Knights. Landon Charles connected with Donte Lewis for a 36-yard touchdown pass at the end of the first half. Charles was 11-of-14 for 210 yards and 2 TD. Lewis racked up 136 yards on five catches and two touchdowns. Ramel Lyles rumbled for 81 yards on eight carries. He reached the end zone twice. Gov. Mifflin was outscored 22-0 in the second half.

Hamburg-56, Daniel Boone-20

The (2-1) Hawks built a 42-7 cushion on a night when they honored military members and first responders. Sophomore Isaac McFadden went 13-of-18 for 210 yards and 4 TD. Eli Metzler, a 5’11 junior receiver, had 90 yards and 2 TD on 3 catches. Owen Bentz made five receptions for 71 yards and a score. Alex Soto added four catches for 56 yards and a touchdown. The (1-2) Blazers were limited to 177 total yards. Senior quarterback Dominic Stoudt ran 12 times for 38 yards and a touchdown.

Fleetwood-28, ELCO-14

The (2-1) Tigers outscored the (1-2) Raiders 15-0 in the second half. Chase Adams ran for two touchdowns and threw for another. The 6’1, 195-pound senior was 9-of-20 through the air for 170 yards. He found sophomore Hunter Fegely for a 73-yard TD pass. Hunter’s older brother, Beau, ran for 67 yards and a score on 13 carries. Parker Detwiler led Fleetwood’s defense with 5.5 tackles, 2 TFL, and a fumble recovery. ELCO managed just 220 total yards.

Schuylkill Valley-38, Newport-7

Alex Aletras threw four touchdown passes and used his legs for another score. The 6’2, 185-pound senior finished 17-of-24 for 206 yards on Friday in Leesport. Sophomore Will Johns made a team-high nine receptions for 96 yards and a touchdown. Alexander Gehret provided five catches for 75 yards and a score. The Panthers moved to (2-1), while the Buffaloes dropped to (1-2).

Bethlehem Catholic-35, Berks Catholic-14

The Lehigh Valley hasn’t been kind to the (0-3) Saints. Notre Dame-Green Pond, Executive Education Academy, and Bethlehem Catholic put up 123 points against Berks Catholic over the first three weeks of the season. The common theme has been terrific quarterback play. Axel Burkart was 17-of-24 for 262 yards on Friday. The 6’4, 210-pound New Hampshire commit passed for a pair of touchdowns and ran for two more. The (3-0) Golden Hawks outgained the Saints 434-to-140. They had a 21-to-5 advantage in first downs.

Burkart’s 7-yard TD run made it 28-0 in the third quarter. Berks Catholic responded with a 72-yard touchdown pass from freshman Kellen Bowman to Jayvien Martinez. Bowman ended up 4-of-7 for 90 yards and 2 TD. Ryan Spatz made an 11-yard touchdown grab in the fourth quarter. Carter Vassa racked up 11 receptions for 154 yards and 2 TD for Bethlehem Catholic. Justin Martinez added 114 yards and a score on 23 carries.

Exeter-31, York High-12

After a scoreless first quarter, the (2-1) Eagles reached the end zone twice in the second period. They took a 14-6 lead into the locker room. Brady Adams came up with a key defensive play in the third quarter. The junior cornerback returned an interception 34 yards for a touchdown. Freshman Austin Williams added a 26-yard field goal and Exeter was in front 24-12 entering the final quarter.

Donovyn Alvarez was a force on both sides of the ball. The 6’, 178-pound senior ran for 126 yards and a touchdown on 23 carries. He also made a team-high nine tackles. Josh Jackson contributed 64 yards and a score on 17 carries. Aidan Gerhart was 8-of-14 for 70 yards and an interception. His 6-yard TD run in the fourth quarter wrapped up the scoring. The Bearcats slipped to (1-2).