Monthly Archives: November 2011

Friday, Nov. 18 PIAA District 1 Class AAAA Quarterfinals No. 9 Downingtown East (9-2) at No. 1 Council Rock South (10-1), 7. No. 13 Central Bucks South (8-3) at No. 5 Garnet Valley (10-1), 7. No. 15 Pennsbury (8-3) at … Continue reading →

While the majority of Philadelphia-area high school football fans watch the District One second round on Friday night. There will be a battle between two small schools, that have been making a statement. Springfield (Mont.Co) Spartans (11-0) vs. West Catholic … Continue reading →

Friday, Nov. 18 PIAA District 1 Class AAAA Quarterfinals   No. 9 Downingtown East (9-2) at No. 1 Council Rock South (10-1), 7. No. 13 Central Bucks South (8-3) at No. 5 Garnet Valley (10-1), 7. No. 15 Pennsbury (8-3) … Continue reading →

Archbishop Wood 10-1  AAA  LaSalle                    10-1 AAAA Council Rock South 10-1 AAAA Malvern Prep         9-1  Inter-AC North Penn             9-2 AAAA Garnet Valley       10-1 AAAA Coatesville              9-2 AAAA West Catholic         8-3 AA Pottsgrove              9-2 AAA Springfield (MontCo) 11-0 AA Notables: Spring-Ford … Continue reading →

LaSalle came into this championship ball game versus Roman Catholic, knowing that they can not take the Cahillites lightly. Earlier in the season, LaSalle won a nail biter against Roman, 23-21, where the Cahillites’ running back Marcus Kelly ran for … Continue reading →

Overall: 1.Archbishop Wood-9-1-AAA 2.LaSalle-9-1-AAAA 3.Council Rock South-9-1-AAAA 4.Malvern Prep-8-1-Inter-AC 5.Abington-9-1-AAAA 6.Bayard Rustin-9-1-AAAA 7.North Penn-9-1-AAAA 8.Roman Catholic-7-3-AAAA 9.West Catholic-7-2-AA 10.Unionville-9-1-AAAA Next best: Plymouth-Whitemarsh-8-1-AAAA Garnet Valley-9-1-AAAA Strath Haven-7-3-AAA Springfield(Delco)-8-2-AAA Marple-Newtown-7-3-AAA Frankford-7-2-AAAA Springfield(Montco)-10-0-AA Bok-9-1-AA Imhotep-7-3-AA

Between the two, they have won a combined 38 public league titles( Frankford-27, Washington-11). In matter the fact, Northeast, who won last year, is the only team, besides Washington or Frankford, to win the PPL championship in the past decade. … Continue reading →

It’s Playoff time! Where the air is rare. For District One AAAA, it’s a field of the top 16 teams. After being the number one-ranked team in the district, basically since week five, the Abington Ghosts have moved down to … Continue reading →