Funkster’s Fab 40 Statewide Rankings – Week 4
Written by: Josh Funk on Monday, September 27th, 2010. Follow Josh Funk on Twitter.
2. Ridley (1, 4-0), def. Springfield-Delco 32-0
3. Central Dauphin (3, 4-0), def. Mechanicsburg 38-3
4. North Penn (1, 3-1), def. Central Bucks South 55-13
5. LaSalle College (12, 3-1), def. Mosignor Bonner 24-0
6. Wilson-West Lawn (3, 4-0), def. J.P. McCaskey 34-7
7. Mt. Lebanon (7, 4-0), def. Hopewell 28-20
8. North Allegheny (7, 4-0), def. Erie McDowell 21-10
9. Downingtown East (1, 3-1), def. Coatesville Area 21-14
T-10. Easton Area (11, 4-0), def. Parkland 21-7
T-10. Cumberland Valley (3, 3-1), def. State College Area 52-27
HONORABLE MENTION: Central Bucks West (1), Garnet Valley (1), Neshaminy (1), Pennsbury (1), Delaware Valley (2), Cedar Cliff (3), Daniel Boone (3), Harrisburg (3), Williamsport (4), Erie McDowell (7), McKeesport Area (7), North Hills (7), Upper St. Clair (7), Nazareth (11), Whitehall (11), Father Judge (12), George Washington (12), Roman Catholic (12)
AAA:
1. Archbishop Wood (12, 4-0), def. St. Joseph’s Prep 21-20
2. Allentown Central Catholic (11, 4-0), def. Northampton 35-7
3. Cardinal O’Hara (12, 4-0), def. Roman Catholic 36-24
4. Montour (7, 4-0), def. Canon-McMillan 42-14
5. Abington Heights (2, 4-0), def. Wallenpaupack 41-7
6. West Allegheny (7, 3-1), lost to Upper St. Clair 28-20
7. Lampeter-Strasburg (3, 4-0), def. Cedar Cliff 28-7
8. New Castle (7, 3-1), def. Belle Vernon Area 32-20
9. Grove City (10, 4-0), def. Greenville Area 48-0
10. Dallas (2, 4-0), def. Pittston Area 21-7
HONORABLE MENTION: Pottsgrove (1), North Pocono (2), Bishop McDevitt (3), Conrad Weiser (3), East Pennsboro (3), Greencastle-Antrim (3), Susquehanna Township (3), West York Area (3), Shikellamy (4), Greater Johnstown (6), Indian Valley (6), Central Valley (7), Franklin Regional (7), Greensburg-Salem (7), Knoch (7), Thomas Jefferson (7), Clearfield Area (9), Punxsutawney (9), Oil City (10), Warren Area (10), Pottsville (11), Wilson Area (11), Archbishop Carroll (12)
AA:
1. Aliquippa (7, 4-0), def. Freedom Area 53-6
2. Lancaster Catholic (3, 4-0), def. Donegal 42-7
3. Greensburg Central Catholic (7, 4-0), def. Yough 49-0
4. South Fayette (7, 4-0), def. Washington 35-8
5. Tyrone (6, 4-0), def. Huntingdon Area 40-12
6. Wilmington (10, 4-0), def. Reynolds 60-7
7. North Schuylkill (11, 4-0), def. Schuylkill Haven 42-20
8. Lewisburg (4, 4-0), def. Muncy 34-7
9. Forest Hills (6, 4-0), def. Bishop Guilfoyle 42-0
T-10. Northern Lehigh (11, 4-0), def. Palisades 52-0
T-10. West Catholic (12, 2-2), def. Haverford School 27-7
HONORABLE MENTION: Wilkes-Barre GAR (2), Lakeland (2), Susquehanna Community (2), Camp Hill Trinity (3), Delone Catholic (3), Wyomissing (3), Bloomsburg Area (4), Danville (4), Hughesville (4), Mount Carmel Area (4), Towanda (4), Chestnut Ridge (5), Huntingdon Area (6), Penn Cambria (6), Beaver Falls (7), Ford City (7), Keystone Oaks (7), Seton LaSalle (7), Steel Valley (7), Brockway (9), Brookville Area (9), General McLane (10), Sharon (10), Pen Argyl (11)
A:
1. Clairton (7, 4-0), def. Chartiers Houston 48-0
2. Southern Columbia (4, 4-0), def. Central Columbia 37-0
3. Rochester (7, 4-0), def. Sto-Rox 35-32
4. Riverside (2, 4-0), def. Lackawanna Trall 52-17
5. Farrell (10, 4-0), def. Hickory 39-12
6.Sharpsville (10, 4-0), def. West Middlesex 47-12
7. Sto-Rox (7, 3-1), lost to Rochester 35-32
8. Curwensville (9, 4-0), def. Otto-Eldred 55-0
9. Penns Manor (6, 4-0), def. B;airsville 52-28
10. Millersburg (3, 3-1), def. Williams Valley
HONORABLE MENTION: Calvary Christian Academy (1), Dunmore (2), Old Forge (2), Reading Holy Name (3), Berlin-Brothersvalley (5), Northern Bedford County (5), Bishop Carroll (6), Bellwood-Antis (6), Juniata Valley (6), Portage (6), United (6), Avonworth (7), Bethlehem-Center (7), Bishop Canevin (7), Pittsburgh North Catholic (7), Clarion Area (9), Coudersport (9), Elk County Catholic (9), Redbank Valley (9), Lakeview (10), Linesville (10), Mercyhurst Prep (10), Schuylkill Haven (11)
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November 18th, 2010 at 4:57 am
Rather effectively set.
September 29th, 2010 at 2:02 am
Is Daniel Boone not mentioned by accident, or or is Conrad Weiser and both Pottsville better than them? what you got on the info Funk?
September 28th, 2010 at 9:52 pm
How the heck is North Penn ranked above LaSalle? LaSalle beat North Penn 27-14 at Crawford Stadium.
Two of North Penn’s wins have come against Lansdale Catholic and St. Joe’s Prep. Two teams who have been horrible this year.
September 28th, 2010 at 2:06 pm
I wouldn’t consider Pennsbury
September 28th, 2010 at 7:51 am
Mike, were you at the Line Mt./SCA game? I am not sure where you are getting that Line Mt. was lucky. They were running the ball with ease against SCA and even was completing passes. The momentum changed once the Line Mt. QB got hurt. The game was heading towards mercy rule in Line Mt. favors until that momentum change. I didn’t say Line Mt. was a powerhouse, but their only loss is to SCA who is ranked in the top 4 for class A. They should be at the least a honorable mention.
September 28th, 2010 at 6:36 am
You have Millersburg in the top ten. What a joke. They were pounded by Pine Grove 35-0. Pine grove is undefeated and don’t even make your honorable mention list. Do you know anything about football?
You probably also think that since Penn State squeaked past powerhouse Temple in the fourth quarter at home, they should be ranked in the top 5
September 28th, 2010 at 6:19 am
I agree with Brian. He was too nice to say it but your an idiot. You must be the owner of this website how else would your opinion be published
September 27th, 2010 at 5:31 pm
I’m not sure how you can even think about including Pennsbury in the AAAA Honorable mention right now. The just got beat 23-12 by a lowly Bensalem team, and they still have to play all the other big time schools in the SOL National (Neshaminy, Abington, Council Rock South). Council Rock South is unstoppable right now, how could you not include them in at least the honorable mention. They’re 4-0,the defense has only let up 7 points all season, and that front seven is arguably one of the best in the state.
September 27th, 2010 at 1:23 pm
Good call on not putting Line Mt in. They were luckier than a pig in mud when they played Southern yet still got blown out and I expect a repeat in the D4 playoffs. Line Mt cannot be a powerhouse when they play powderpuff teams all year in the TVC. I mean seriouslly do they play any ranked teams other than Southern all year? https://www.easternpafootball.com/db/schedules/viewteam.php5?id=228
September 27th, 2010 at 10:41 am
How can North Penn be ranked over Lasalle, when Lasalle beat the crap out of them just a couple weeks ago, they could of even beaten them by more but did not try to run up the scoreand the game was at North penn
September 27th, 2010 at 7:40 am
no line mt. in your honorable mention? they are right up there with sca, remember they had sca down 21-0 until their QB got hurt and couldn’t return. I think they are a really good team and will meet sca again in districts.