Week 12 HS Football Recap – Class AAAA
Written by: David Mika on Monday, November 19th, 2012. Follow David Mika on Twitter.
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District 1
Coatesville over Wissahickon 42-21
The Red Raiders were led by quarterback Emmett Hunt. Hunt completed 11 of 15 passes for 156 yards and three touchdowns. Chris Jones caught seven passes for 93 yards and two scores. Coatesville out gained Wissahickon 247 to 192. Up next for Coatesville is Neshaminy .
Source: Montgomery Media
Neshaminy over Central Bucks South 14-7
Neshaminy’s (9-3) Nate Hall rushed for 277 yards on 36 carries and two touchdowns to lead the Redskins over Central Bucks South. Neshaminy out rushed Central Bucks South 343 to 149. Up next for the Redskins is Coatesville.
Source: PhillyBurbs.com
Spring-Ford over Ridley 28-26
Spring-Ford’s defense led the way forcing six turnovers (five in the first half) that turned into 28 points. The Rams survived a late rally by Ridley. Mike Crowley scored with 2:45 left in the game. The Rams defense stuffed a two-point conversion on a quarterback sneak. Up next for Spring-Ford is Pennridge.
Source: Montgomery Media
Pennridge over Pennsbury 28-27
Pennridge had a 21-point lead and had to hold on late against Pennsbury. Pennsbury scored the last 20 points of the game. Shawn Pepper’s 45-yard touchdowns run with 1:45 remaining, capped off a huge comeback. But the missed extra point preserved the one-point win for Pennridge. Up next for Pennridge is Spring-Ford.
Source: PhillyBurbs.com
District 2
Delaware Valley over Scranton 27-16
Delaware Valley as a team rushed for 332 yards on 59 attempts to avenge an early loss to Scranton for the District 2 4A title. Quarterback Bryan Schor completed 7 of 11 passes for 99 yards and rushed for 82 yards to lead the way. Up next for Delaware Valley is Parkland. Can Delaware Valley make it three-and-0 against the Lehigh Valley Conference?
Source: TheTimes-Tribune.com
District 3
Wilson over Central York 35-10
Wilson’s Jim Brooks rushed for 65-yards on eight carries and three touchdowns to lead the Bulldogs. Wilson’s defense held Central York to 219 total yards. Up next for Wilson is Governor Mifflin.
Source: Berksgameday.com
Governor Mifflin over Penn Manor 35-21
Governor Mifflin rushed for 368 yards en route to a 14 point win over Penn Manor. Ryan Barbon rushed for 192 yards on 28 carries and two touchdowns. Jan Johnson rushed for 147 yards and two scores. Up next for Governor Mifflin is Wilson.
Source: Lancasteronline.com
Central Dauphin over Manheim Township 38-30
Running back Drew Scales paced the Rams with 201 yards rushing on 15 carries (13.4 averaged) and three touchdowns. Zayd Issah added two scores and Quarterback Brandon LaVia completed 13 of 20 for 129 yards. Up next is Harrisburg. This is a rematch from week 7, Central Dauphin won in OT 24-21.
Source: Pennlive.com
Harrisburg over Cumberland Valley 47-28
Running back Robert Martin led the way rushing for 360 yards on 26 carries and three touchdowns. Quarterback Kyle Cook completed eight of 12 passes for 146 yards and three touchdowns. Harrisburg as a team rushed for 587 yards of their 733 total yards of offense. Up next for Harrisburg is the defending state champs, Central Dauphin.
Source: Pennlive.com
District 11
Parkland over Pleasant Valley 37-0
Parkland out rushed Pleasant Valley, 247 to 46. Jarel Elder rushed for 100 yards on 10 carries and Tim Baranek rushed for 75 yards on 14 carries. Baranek added 105 yards in the air and two scores. Up next for Parkland is Delaware Valley. This is a rematch from Week one, Delaware Valley won 37-35.
Source: Lehighvalleylive.com
District 12
LaSalle College HS over Frankford 37-20
LaSalle won their fourth straight PIAA District 12 Class AAA title. Chris Kane completed 6 of 9 for 152 yards and three touchdowns. Jordan Meachum rushed for 147 yards on seven carries and one score. LaSalle will play the winner of the Delaware Valley vs. Parkland game in two weeks.
Source: Phillycom
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November 22nd, 2012 at 10:29 pm
@Mike, what a shame you’re such an angry person. My post said nothing about other schools, other districts; nothing derogatory at all.
Your reply is comical to say the least and shows how little you know about hs ball.
Two words for you Mike: anger management.
November 22nd, 2012 at 10:25 pm
@Jack, your original post was based on inaccurate presumptions; sorry I pointed them out to you.
The fact is you have a real inferiority complex and a great deal of D12 envy that’s why you’re on here bashing other districts, other schools that you really know nothing about.
Read my post again; nothing derogatory about another district, another school; just a reply to you about your post.
November 22nd, 2012 at 9:54 pm
Does D12 playing thanksgiving games really bother you folks that much? I wonder if you guys are just setting up your excuse for what you must assume is inevitable. Watch the games, root for your kids, and usually the best team wins. If your team turns the ball over 6 times, it is not because D12 had what you guys are calling a bye week. Don’t you think your kids would be pretty embarassed that you guys are looking for excuses as to why they can’t win? Be proud and cheer them on, they will remember that forever!
November 20th, 2012 at 10:16 pm
Mike…..wow. You love to whine. What are you, like 2 years old?
Waaaaa!
Waaaaaaaaa!
November 20th, 2012 at 8:18 pm
@O L Coach if your a coach post your real name and what school you coach at, I am sure your HC would love you spouting off on a message board. Your right nobody forces Easton play on thanksgiving they choose to. So let District 12 choose to play or not play on thanksgiving. If they choose to that is there prerogative, but they will play that weekend. It’s funny district 12 has only won 3 state titles collectively, am I right lasalle, wood, and west each have one. So why do you district 12 people feel like we should bow down? District 11 has beaten District 12 in 3A and in 4A since the PCL has joined and won state titles in both classes. District 1 has beaten District 12 in 4A. District 4 has beaten District 12 in 3A and won a state title. District 3 has beaten District 12 in 2A and won a state title, District 7 has smacked District 12 around as well in different classes. so it’s not like the boogie man is here and all other district should run away from the mighty all-star teams that the PCL creates. Go back to coaching your sons flag team and stop with your non-sense.
November 20th, 2012 at 4:13 pm
@O L Coach well if Easton or Pennridge choose to play on that day than District 12 can shoose to play on that day as well or choose not to. What kind of Coach posts on a web site? ATTENTION Districts 7, 11, 1, 2, and 4. Even thogh you have won state titles and all but district 2 have beaten District 12 in the playoffs. STOP playing footaball, the PCL is here now and they are the only thing that matters! We don’t even need to play football anymore only 2 games Lasalle vs Prep for the 4A title and Imhoptep vs West Catholic for the 2A title. Wood by virtue of everyone else 3A in the PCL being terrible you automatically win the 3A title! Look at the PCL teams schedule it is a real meat grinder playing Judge and Ryan! Noting like us in District 7 play, we must play terrible football in the WPIAL.
November 20th, 2012 at 10:54 am
It seems like it is more the Public League that plays on Thanksgiving. But the ” BYE ” week only occurs in AA & AAAA, so why can’t that be fixed? The only team I believe is playing 3 games in 8 days this year is Pennridge in AAAA.
November 20th, 2012 at 10:30 am
@Jack, roughly 75% of D12 schools do play Thanksgiving games; LS, WC and AW happen to be in the group that don’t. I’d love to see how many districts approach 75%.
When D12 joined the PIAA, your inference is they surely knew what teams would be strong many years in advance. They must have known that LS, WC and AW would be playoff teams. They must have known Imhotep would be a playoff team; oops, there was no Imhotep. Do you realize how juvenile that inference sounds?
Nobody forces Easton to play on Thanksgiving; they choose to play. It’s a nice way to end their season.
November 19th, 2012 at 11:24 pm
@PCLFan Why is it a problem? You get a bye to the PIAA quartefinal round, you don’t think that is a problem. Easton over in District 11 plays on Thanksgiving every year egardless. Lasalle does not play on thanksgiving, Wood does not play on thanksgiving, West Catholic does not play on thanksgiving? Hmmmm who have the D12 reps been since they have been in the PIAA playoffs? 3 teams who do not play on thanksgiving…. It is not that the PCL is good it is that the PCL people are so arrogant!!!
November 19th, 2012 at 10:09 pm
Mill D12 sets up their playoffs that way so they can play Thanksgiving games. Any District can do it. Why is this a PIAA problem?
November 19th, 2012 at 9:04 pm
@Pam, grow up, nobody needs to be yelled at in CAPS!
November 19th, 2012 at 9:01 pm
A serious question here…is the PIAA ever going to fix the state playoffs in the East? Meaning why does District 12 always essentially have a bye week before playing the District 2/4/11 winner? I notice that it is the same in AA as well.
November 19th, 2012 at 9:36 am
You have an error in your information for Central Dauphin, Harrisburg DID NOT win in OT, CENTRAL DAUPHIN WON IN OT against Harrisburg in Week #7!!!