Abington Heights used a dominant rushing attack and a 21-point second quarter to defeat Valley View 45–7 on Friday night in Clarks Summit. Jayden Anglin rushed for 155 yards and two scores, Nick Bradley accounted for three touchdowns, and kicker Jack Hartshorn went 6-for-6 on extra points and added a 28-yard field goal. Tristan Smith scored the Cougars’ lone touchdown in the third quarter, followed by a Braden Loff extra point. Halftime was delayed after Valley View was locked out of its locker room, leading to a late finish.
Back under the lights after an ACL injury in last year’s playoffs, Will McPartland delivered an unforgettable return, accounting for seven total touchdowns as Scranton Prep erased a huge deficit to edge Delaware Valley 49-44.
Under the glow of the Friday night lights and a crisp September breeze hinting at fall, the Saucon Valley Panthers hosted powerhouse Notre Dame Green Pond in a highly anticipated matchup. But what began as a promising night on home turf for the Panthers quickly turned into a statement win for the Crusaders, who rolled to a commanding 55-13 victory.
Scranton left no doubt in this year’s Bell Game, storming past West Scranton 51-6 for a seventh straight rivalry win. Behind Brody Coyle’s dual-threat performance and a ground game that racked up over 220 yards, the Knights kept the Bell shining bright on their sideline.
Carbondale’s annual “Salute to Service” game is more than football. Head coach Jeff Arthur and the Chargers honored veterans, first responders, and military families with a special Thursday night dinner that unveiled new jerseys and celebrated the deep ties between service and community.
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