AA DIVISION
SEMIFINALS
At NW Super Site
  Imhotep 55, Future 0: The Panthers stormed to 49 first half points while running just eight plays from scrimmage. Two of those scores came on interception returns (by Quadeem Starks and Shaka Toney). This margin of victory is tied for second in city playoff history. Frankford's 56-point win over Roxborough (63-7) holds the top spot.
At Southern
  Prep Charter 40, Roxborough 12: Quadir Strothers ran 13 times for 163 yards and the Huskies' first three TDs. Curan Simmons (7-127) notched the last three on passes from Dian Volo (9-for-16, 187).
FINAL
At NW Super Site
  Imhotep 53, Prep Charter 7: The Panthers’ TDs went to eight guys in one-apiece fashion and the two longest were punt returns – 77 yards for Nyeem Thrones and 60 for Deandre Scott. Andre Dreuitt-Parks passed 6-for-8 for 109 yards and three six-pointers. PC’s Quadir Strothers managed 69 yards on 15 rushes.

AAAA DIVISION
FIRST ROUND
At Southern
  Southern 50, Fels 14: The Rams claimed a playoff win for the first time since 1965 (seven losses) and set a city record for the quickest three-TD outburst (32 seconds) by one team: 20-yard run by Qazi Jones, 42-yard fumble return by Michael Riley, 20-yard run by Terrell Miles (after a recovery by Jones). Bryant Hudgins rushed 25 times for a school-record 238 yards and three TDs. Fels' highlight was Jylil Reeder's TD on a 94-yard kickoff return.
At Northeast
  Northeast 39, Lincoln 22: Rookie coach Phil Gormley notched his first home win as Asa Manley (19-116; also an interception) and Brian Green ran for two scores apiece. For Lincoln, Devon Thompkins passed 8-for-17 for 156 yards and two TDs to Travon Williams (5-135).
SEMIFINALS
Doubleheader at Northeast
  Washington 17, Northeast 13: The overall highlight was Hassan Brockman’s 77-yard score on a kickoff return, then teammate Ken Everage (14-81) won it with an 18-yard rush with 3:18 remaining. Northeast’s Tyler Gormley edged Washington’s Chris Schlegel in field goals, 2-1, and the former’s Natwan Curtis returned a punt 62 yards for a score. On the Vikings' final play, at 0:00, Curtis was targeted by John Diaz on a pass from Washington's 33. Carlito Wright knocked it down at the 4.
  Frankford 31, Southern 14: In a game where the Pioneers scored three times on 1-yard runs (two went to QB Marquise Poston), the unchallenged highlight was a 76-yard pick six by Christian Santiago. For Southern, coming off its first postseason win since 1965, Bryant Hudgins turned 18 carries into 106 yards and one TD.
FINAL
At Northeast
  Frankford 30, Washington 3: Damion "Jawsy" Samuels churned for 111 yards and two TDs on 10 carries as the Pioneers claimed a second consecutive title. Quinton Ellis (rush) and Prince Cooper (catch) also scored six-pointers while Ellis and Marquise Poston hustled for interceptions. Chris Schlegel kicked a 25-yard field goal for Washington, which failed to score a TD for the only the second time in coach Ron Cohen's 71 playoff games.

CITY TITLES
CLASS AA
At Northwest Super Site
Imhotep 48, West Catholic 8
  In an all-time oddity, four plays with gains totaling 125 yards ended with Imhotep guys being tackled at the 1. Scores followed in short order, however, as the Panthers had no trouble capturing their second consecutive CT under second-year coach Albie Crosby, a former WC assistant. Andre Dreuitt-Parks passed 10-for-15 for 218 yards (No. 3 effort in CT history) and two TDs. He also burrowed for two scores. The long plays ending at the 1: passes of 30 yards to Denniston "DJ" Moore (4-119), 29 to Naseir Upshur and 45 to Moore, and a 21-yard run by Mike Waters. West avoided a shutout with 2:58 left on Antoine McCollum's 6-yard pass to Calil Wortham.

CLASS AAA
At Northeast
Wood 52, King 8
  While storming to their sixth consecutive CT win, the Vikings scored on eight of their nine first-half possessions and owned a 14-0 lead before King ran a play. Jake Cooper (passes from Tom Garlick) and backup rusher Joe Dutkiewicz halved four TDs while Jarrett McClenton turned seven carries into 74 yards and the game’s first TD. Dan McDonald went 7-for-7 on PAT while adding a field goal. For King, Delane Hart made two catches for 87 yards to become the Pub’s first receiver to accumulate 1,000 yards in one season (1,073). On kickoffs, he also made three of King’s four fair catches. QB Joseph Walker ran or passed on 28 of King's 36 plays (77.8 percent), generating 117 of its 129 yards (90.7).

CLASS AAAA
At Northeast
SJ Prep 10, Frankford 7
  Between them, Frankford (four) and SJ Prep had played in six of the 10 lowest-scoring CTs in history, so maybe this result should have not have surprised. The Hawks, going without star QB Chris Martin (knee miseries), got a rushing TD from Vince Moffett and Pat Walsh’s field goal while Jake Strain, John Reid and Dillon DeIuliis posted picks. Marquise Poston (101 passing yards) scored on a keeper for Frankford in the third quarter, but two late possessions were unproductive. The Prep’s Olmadie Zaccheaus rushed 16 times for 89 yards.