Southern Columbia Tigers

Riverside wasted no time making a statement in the PIAA 3A state tournament, jumping out to a commanding lead and never looking back in a dominant 77-54 win over Southern Columbia. Behind Nico Antoniacci’s 23-point explosion and Gerry Roses 18-point effort, the Vikings rained down nine three-pointers and controlled the tempo from start to finish. A 21-9 first-quarter surge set the tone, and a 20-point third quarter put the game out of reach. With their offense clicking, Riverside now turns its attention to the next challenge, Overbrook in the second round.

As we head into Week 10 of the District 4 high school football season, the Small School Top 10 rankings continue to highlight the competitive nature of the region.

As we transition from Week 6 to Week 7 in District 4’s Small School Top 10 rankings, powered by Coach Hazlet, there have been some notable changes driven by key performances and pivotal matchups. The rankings reflect a dynamic competition among the top teams, with several making significant moves either up or down the list.

Week 5 brought plenty of excitement and upsets in District 4 small schools, and the rankings going into Week 6 reflect those significant results. Here’s a breakdown of how the key performances from Week 5 affected the SportzWire Small School Top 10 rankings for Week 6.

Week 4 of high school football in District 4 brought about significant changes in the Small School Top 10 rankings, as several key matchups reshaped the competitive landscape. Southern Columbia, a perennial powerhouse, experienced a surprising drop, while Troy and Danville continue to rise as serious contenders. Here’s a breakdown of how the games unfolded and what they mean for the rankings.