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FINAL RANKINGS
SJ Prep (10-2)
Malvern (10-1)
O’Hara (9-3)
Wood (10-2)
La Salle (9-4)
West Catholic (10-3)
Roman (7-5)
Penn Charter (7-3)
Northeast (11-2)
Carroll (8-5)
Under Consideration: Frankford (9-5),
Germantown (8-4), Central (7-3), Bok (9-1), Ben Franklin
(10-1), & Episcopal (6-4).
NOV. 28
1. SJ
Prep (10-2)- The Hawks fell to La Salle in their annual Thanksgiving day clash, 14-13.
They’ll have to put this behind them quickly as they prepare for O’Hara for the
CL Red title.
2. O’Hara (9-2)- The Lions will attempt to win their second straight CL
Red title this weekend. Last year, they knocked off Hawks 14-13 to capture the hardware.
3. Malvern
(10-1)- Finished a tremendous season with a methodical 21-0 pasting of Bonner on
Thanksgiving eve. The Friars were one of the better stories this football season.
4. La Salle (9-4)- The Explorers upset SJ Prep 14-13 this past Thanksgiving
to end a very good season. Many believe that this bunch could be one of the favorites to
capture the CL Red come next fall.
5. Wood (9-2)- The Vikings will look to capture their third straight CL Blue
crown. They’ll do so against the team they bested the last two years, West Catholic.
6. West Catholic (10-2)- With their minds obviously in other
places the Burrs edged Penn Wood 13-6. Now they’ll turn their attention to garnering
that elusive CL Blue crown. The Burrs have fallen in this game in the past three years.
7. Roman (7-5)-
The Cahillites waxed Roxborough 33-6 to close out their season. Sophomore QB Chris Johnson
threw for over 200 yards in giving the Roman faithful a look at what the future holds.
8. Penn Charter
(7-3)- Season ended
three weeks ago.
9. Northeast
(11-2)- Bounced back nicely with a 27-16 triumph over Thanksgiving Day rival Central.
The Vikings have a lot to be proud of after a nice season.
10. Carroll (8-5)- The Patriots were sound in their 28-3 win over Bishop
Shanahan. The Pats have a host of underclassmen on their roster and should be a major
factor come next fall in the CL Blue.
Under Consideration:
Bok, (9-1), Central (7-3),
Ben Franklin (10-1), Frankford (9-5), Germantown (8-4), & Episcopal (6-4).
NOV. 21
1. SJ
Prep (10-1)- Blasted Father Judge 53-9 to reach their sixth straight CL Red final.
They’ll tackle O’Hara for the fourth time in this six-year span. However, before
this their attention will be set on knocking off upset-minded LaSalle in their annual
Thanksgiving Day clash.
2. O’Hara (9-2)- The Lions scored 28 unanswered points after trailing
LaSalle 14-7 at half to win going away 35-14. LB Scott Taylor returned two picks for
touchdowns. They’ll look to capture their second straight CL Red crown versus SJ prep
on Dec. 3.
3. Malvern (9-1)- Had a bye week to prepare for their Thanksgiving eve
tussle with Bonner. Last year, Malvern thumped the "other" Friars.
4. Wood (9-2)- The Vikings' momentum just appears to be getting stronger as
the year progresses. Smashed Conwell-Egan 43-0 and reached third consecutive CL Blue
championship.
5. West Catholic (9-2)- After regular season finale defeat to
Wood, the Burrs' defense bounced back nicely with a resounding performance in their 12-0
win. RB Dennis Shaw sprinted to 215 yards and a TD in the win. The Burrs have reached the
CL Blue title game four straight years. All have been losses; they’ll try to change
just on Dec. 3 versus Wood.
6. La Salle
(8-4)- After a promising start the Explorers ran out of gas and fell to O’Hara
35-14 in CL Red semis. They’ll be playing for pride on Thanksgiving as they take on
SJ Prep. Undoubtedly upset will be on their minds.
7. Frankford (9-3)- Slipped past Northeast 14-13 to capture Pub title. This
week they’ll play long-time Thanksgiving Day rival North Catholic and then Bethlehem
Liberty two days later in state 4A quarterfinal.
8. Northeast (10-2)- Hopes of a District-12 title were dashed by Frankford.
They’ll try to end the season on a positive note with win over Central in one of
Thanksgiving’s most anticipated games.
9. Penn
Charter (7-3)- Season
ended two weeks ago.
10. Roman (6-5)-
The Cahillites will look to end their season with a triumph over Roxborough on
Thanksgiving.
Under Consideration:
Bok, (9-1), Central (7-2),
Ben Franklin (9-1), Carroll (7-5), Germantown (7-4), Conwell-Egan (7-5), Episcopal (6-4),
Overbrook (7-4), ML King (7-3), & George Washington (7-4).
NOV. 15
1. SJ
Prep (9-1)- Take on the Crusaders in one CL Red semifinal. QB Chris Whitney has run or
thrown for 20 TD’s.
2. O’Hara (8-2)-
Lions will battle LaSalle in another CL Red semifinal. Their stingy defense blanked the
Explorers 14-0 in their regular season meeting.
3. Malvern (9-1)- Lost bid at perfect season this past weekend by falling to
Valley Forge Military Academy 40-23. End season with Thanksgiving eve tussle with Bonner
at Villanova.
4. Wood (8-2)- Lead by CL Blue MVP Chris Lorditch and 1st Team
All-Catholic QB Joe Kosich the Vikings will face Conwell-Egan in CL Blue semifinal. The
Vikes defeated the Eagles 35-0 during the regular season.
5. West Catholic (8-2)- The
Burrs will take on Carroll in other CL Blue semifinal. The Burrs blanked the Patriots 20-0
just three weeks ago. LB Wayne Donahue leads one of the stingiest defenses in the Catholic
League.
6. La Salle
(8-3)- Trailing 3-0 at half the Explorers rallied behind the arm of QB John Harrison
to defeat Ryan 28-3 in CL first round playoff. Will battle O’Hara with winner
securing a spot in the CL Red final.
7. Northeast (10-1)- Reached District 12 final with 21-2 win over
George Washington. Take on Frankford for state playoff bid. They slipped past the Pioneers
13-12 earlier this season.
8. Frankford (8-3)- For the second straight week the Pioneers escaped
with a narrow playoff victory. This time they eked by Germantown 13-12. QB Ryan Hardy will
direct the offense in District 12 final versus Northeast.
9. Penn Charter (7-3)- Finished Inter-Ac season (3-1) with
28-6 conquest of Germantown Academy. The Quakers season had ended.
10. Carroll
(7-4)- The Patriots roared past Neumann-Goretti in a wild affair this past weekend.
The 41-27 victory put the Pats back in the semis where they will take on West Catholic.
The Burrs have eliminated the Patriots in the semis the last two years.
Under Consideration:
NOV. 8
1. SJ Prep (9-1)- Broke open 7-7
game with a late third quarter, three-touchdown flurry to defeat O’Hara 31-7. Defense
made three INTs and returned one for score in win.
2. Malvern (9-0)-
Wrapped up impressive Inter-Ac season with title clinching 39-0 blasting of Episcopal.
City’s only undefeated team will take on Valley Forge this weekend.
3. O’Hara
(8-2)- Fell to the mighty Hawks 31-7 in CL Red regular season finale. They’ll
rest this week and hope to get back on track the following week in CL Red semis.
4. Wood (8-2)- Bested West 23-12 in CL Blue statement game. QB Joe
Kosich threw for a school-record 274 yards and three TD’s. WR Chris Lorditch was on
the receiving end of one of those scores and made five grabs for 164 yards.
5. West Catholic (8-2)- Burrs
fell to Wood in CL Blue regular season finale. Will have to settle for second place and
hope that they get another shot at the Vikings later on. QB steven Powers came off the
bench to throw for 195 yards in the second half.
6. Roman (6-4)- The
Cahillites are improving each week and are starting to make some noise. They edged La
Salle 26-23 in (2OT) to take third place in CL Red. Will battle Father Judge in CL Red
first round this Friday.
7. La Salle (7-3)- Lost to the Cahillites 26-23 to end CL Red season.
They’ll take on Ryan in first round playoff game Saturday.
8.
Northeast (9-1)- Propelled by Lamone Fox’s three touchdown runs the Vikings
deflated Simon Gratz’ upset bid 21-2. They’ll seek revenge against GW in Pub
semis. The Eagles gave the Vikes their only loss, 14-7, just two weeks ago.
9. Frankford (7-3)- Received a major scare from Overbrook in Pub
Quarters before pulling out 16-14 win. Face Germantown in Pub semifinal this Saturday.
10. George Washington (7-3)- Advanced to Pub semifinals with win
against Central 21-14. They’ll try to knock off Northeast for the second time in
three weeks this Saturday.
Under Consideration:
Bok, (9-0), Central
(6-2), Ben Franklin (8-1), Carroll (6-4), Germantown (7-3), Conwell-Egan (6-4), McDevitt
(6-4), Overbrook (7-3), & Penn Charter (6-3).
OCT. 31
1.
SJ Prep (8-1)- Made quick work of the Falcons and rolled to 35-0 victory. Will host
O’Hara in CL Red showdown Saturday. Will be looking for some revenge after last
year’s 14-13 setback in the title game.
2. O'Hara (8-1)-
Needed a missed Roman PAT to eek out a 14-13 win. Freshman Tom Savage came in and threw
two TD’s to Anthony Walters. Visit Prep on Saturday with unbeaten regular season on
their minds.
3. West Catholic (8-1)- Recorded their fifth shutout in 20-0
blanking of Carroll. Held the powerful Patriot ground attack to -4 yards. Will tackle
Archbishop Wood for CL Blue regular season crown on Saturday. D-1 prospect WR John Maddox
caught two TD passes from QB Eric Brennan.
4. Malvern
(8-0)- All but wrapped up the Inter-Ac crown with 44-24 pasting of Penn Charter. QB
Ian Mitchell accounted for five TD’s and 239 yards of passing and rushing. Can seal
the crown with a win at Episcopal on Friday.
5. La Salle (7-2)- Put
forth another solid defensive effort with a 13-0 shutout of Ryan. RB Chris Ashley rushed
for 102 yards in the win. Close out the CL Red regular season with battle against Roman
for third place.
6. Wood (7-2)- Waxed Dougherty 42-6 as QB Joe Kosich tossed four
TD’s in the first half. The two-time defending CL Blue champs will host West in
battle of unbeatens.
7. Northeast (8-1)- Fell to George Washington on a late TD 14-7. Will
take on Simon Gratz in the first round of the Pub playoffs this Saturday.
8.
Frankford (6-3)- The Pioneers bested Germantown 41-22, that combined with
Northeast’s loss gave them the top seed in the Pub playoffs. Will play the eighth
seed Overbrook this coming weekend.
9. George Washington (6-3)- Ruined Northeast’s hopes of a
perfect season with a nice 14-7 triumph. The second seed Eagles will take on Central in a
interesting first round match up.
10. Roman
(5-4)- The Cahillites hold onto the last spot after their game 14-13 defeat to #2
O’Hara. Roman’s defense held O’Hara’s usually potent ground game to
just 60 yards on 30 carries. They’ll have a solid road test in game versus La Salle
this Sunday. Winner captures third play in CL Red.
Under Consideration:
OCT. 25
1.
SJ Prep (7-1)- Need a short touchdown run by sophomore RB Jamir Livingston to edge
LaSalle, 21-14. Visit the winless Falcons this Saturday. Showdown with O’Hara looms
in the following week.
2. O’Hara (7-1)- The Lions
waxed Bonner 42-7 behind 192 rushing yards and three touchdowns from John Dempsey.
They’ll tackle an improving Roman club this Friday.
4. Malvern
(7-0)- Recorded second consecutive shutout in Inter-Ac with 42-0 drubbing of
Germantown Academy. Host Penn Charter in what should decide I-A championship on Friday.
5. La Salle (6-2)- Gave a
valiant effort in 21-14 defeat to the #1 Hawks. Sophomore QB John Harrison threw for 191
yards in the loss. Will look to get back on track when they visit Ryan on Saturday.
6. Northeast (8-0)- Squeaked by rival Frankford 13-12 in pub showdown.
Face another stiff test when they host George Washington this weekend.
7. Wood
(6-2)- In typical fashion the Vikings appear to be gaining momentum just at the right
time. Star WR Chris Lorditch was a special teams demon with two punt returns and a kickoff
return. Take on Dougherty this weekend.
8. Penn
Charter (5-2)- Blanked
Episcopal 27-0 behind the play of QB Brendan McNally. The Quakers will need to be running
on all cylinders to knock off unbeaten Malvern.
9.
Frankford (5-3)- Lost a heartbreaker to Northeast 13-12. They’ll need to shake it
off before traveling to take on a decent Germantown team. Despite the loss we might not
have heard the last of the Pioneers.
10. Roman (5-3)- The
Cahillites have won four consecutive games. The offense exploded with 381 yards in 34-14
CL Red win over Judge. Hit the road this week for tussle with mighty O’Hara.
Under Consideration:
OCT. 18
1. SJ Prep (6-1)- After slow start eased past host Crusaders, 38-0. QB Chris Whitney
to WR Bill Edger combination found the end zone twice. Host CL rivals LaSalle Saturday.
2.
O’Hara (6-1)- Raced to 33-0 lead before dispatching Ryan, 33-13. LB Scott Taylor
returned an interception for a touchdown. Host neighborhood rivals Bonner Friday night.
3. West
Catholic (6-1)- The
Burr defensive unit continues its defensive dominance by allowing -12 yards rushing to K-K
in 19-6 win. RB Dennis Shaw scored two more touchdowns, giving him nine in the last three
games. Host N-G Saturday.
4. Malvern
(6-0)- Pounded Fords 42-0 in Inter-Ac opener. The Friars have possessed a nice blend
of offense and defense in the first half of the season. Travel to take on a struggling GA
squad Saturday.
5.
La Salle (6-1)- Recorded a solid 15-0
road win versus Bonner. The Explorer defense held Bonner -17 yards rushing and added a
safety. They’ll have the hands full taking on the Hawks on the road this Saturday.
6. Northeast
(7-0)- Were workmanlike in 34-0 dismantling of Mastbaum. Will look to remain unbeaten
in tough road test at Frankford.
7. Frankford (5-2)- Blanked
Dobbins 20-0 to keep Pub record unblemished. Host undefeated Vikings in Pub goodie Friday.
8. Wood (5-2)- Smacked McDevitt 35-8 this past Sunday. Chris Lorditch
opened the scoring with a 52-yard jaunt. Host Conwell-Egan this Sunday. Like always the
Vikings seem to be gradually improving as the year develops.
9. Penn Charter (4-2)- Smoked St. Pius X (Roseto) 49-0 to
get back in the win column. Face a solid Episcopal squad this Friday.
10.
Episcopal (5-1)- Shut out GA 20-0 in Inter-Ac opener. Visit the Quakers this Friday.
Winner sets them up with future showdown with Malvern for shot at Inter-Ac crown.
Under Consideration:
OCT. 10
1. SJ Prep (5-1)- DE/TE Matt Leddy scored once on each side of the ball in the
Hawk’s 34-7 victory over Bonner. The Prep defense registered seven sacks in the win.
Travel to Judge this week.
2. O’Hara
(5-1)- Recorded third shutout of the season in 14-0 win over LaSalle. The Explorers
entered the game unbeaten and averaging 36.6 ppg. Star QB Anthony Walters rushed and
passed for one TD each. Will host Ryan on Sunday afternoon.
3. West
Catholic (5-1)- Rolled
to an impressive 53-0 win over Conwell-Egan and accumulated 459 yards in offense in the
process. RB Dennis Shaw was at it again. This time he sped to 189 yards on 12 totes and
scored 3 TD’s. Host Kennedy-Kenrick this Sunday.
4. Malvern
(5-0)- Sliced up a decent Salesianum team 48-21. QB Ian Mitchell accounted for 240
yards of offense and five TD’s. The Friars begin Inter-Ac play with a home game
versus Haverford School on Saturday.
5. La Salle (5-1)- Suffered
their first setback of the season with a 14-0 loss at the hands of O’Hara. The
Explorers managed just 44 yards of total offense in the defeat. Will look to bounce back
when they travel to Upper Darby to take on Bonner Friday night.
6. Northeast (6-0)- Deflated an upstart Germantown team 40-12 in a
battle of unbeaten Pub squads. RB’s Lamone Fox and Harold Miller each rushed for 142
yards in the contest. Host a winless Mastbaum team this coming week.
7. Frankford (4-2)- The
Pioneers throttled Mastbaum 52-8. TE Alonzo Williams contributed two TD’s. They
travel to take on Dobbins this Saturday.
8. Wood (4-2)- Sprinted to a 21-0 lead by halftime and eventually won
28-7 versus Neumann-Goretti. RB Bryan McCartney rushed for two TD’s. Host McDevitt in
a pivotal CL Blue contest Sunday.
9. Penn Charter (3-2)- Were blanked by Valley Forge 26-0
over the weekend. Will look to get back to their winning ways when they take on St. Pius X
(Roseto).
10. Episcopal
(4-1)- The Churchmen fell to Maryland power Loyola-Blakefield, 14-0. Last year they
fell to Germantown Academy at home. This year they’ll look for some sweet revenge on
the road versus the Patriots.
Under Consideration:
OCT. 3
1. SJ Prep (4-1)- Posted their
second consecutive 41-0 win over a CL Red opponent. When will the onslaught stop? Prepare
to visit Monsignor Bonner this Saturday.
2. O’Hara (4-1)- Got a little
healthier this past weekend and North paid dearly for it, 40-0. Will take on the
undefeated Explorers this Friday in what should be a dandy.
3. West Catholic
(4-1)- Scored 28
points in a 2:38 span late in the second quarter in their 42-0 dismantling of Dougherty.
RB Dennis Shaw turned 10 touches into 241 yards of offense four TD’s. Host Fellow CL
Blue unbeaten Conwell-Egan this Sunday.
4.
La Salle (5-0)- Recorded second straight shutout with 24-0 win over Father Judge. WR
Jack Forster scored three touchdowns in the process. Get their first serious test of the
year when O’Hara comes calling Friday night.
5. Malvern
(4-0)- Easily got past Peddie (NJ) 31-14.
Will host Salesianum (DEL) on Saturday. QB Ian Mitchell tossed two and ran for another
score in the win.
6. Northeast (5-0)- Behind the school-record 232 rushing yards by
Lamone Fox the Vikings slipped past Dobbins, 24-12. Will host an unbeaten and offensively
prolific Germantown team Friday.
7. Penn Charter (3-1)- Eked by Hun School (NJ). 7-6 on a
first quarter Brendan McNally 1-yard TD run. Travel to take on a tough Valley Forge squad
on Saturday.
8.
Episcopal (4-0)- Beat Hill School 14-13 to keep their record unblemished. Travel to
take on the Loyola-Blakefield (MD), the #2 ranked team in the state.
9.
Frankford (3-2)- After being pasted by GW twice last year the Pioneers got some sweet
revenge in 28-6 thumping of the Eagles. Should have little trouble in handling Mastbaum
this week. The Pioneers should be right there for that Pub crown come season’s end.
10. Wood (3-2)- Rolled to 400 yard in offense in 28-7 win over K-K. RB
Bryan McCartney rushed for 157 yards, which was good enough to put him over the 3,000 mark
for his career. Play at Neumann-Goretti on Saturday.
Under Consideration:
SEPT. 26
1. SJ
Prep (3-1)- Defense allowed just 47 total yards in their dismantling of Roman, 41-0.
However, the Hawks lost star RB John Shaw to a broken fibula in the process. Sophomore
speedster Jamir Livingston zipped for 113 yards on 13 carries in his absence.
2. O’Hara
(3-1)- Squeaked by Father Judge 13-7 in CL Red opener. Promising RB John Dempsey
rushed for 85 yards and a TD in his first action since week one.
3. West Catholic
(3-1)- The Burr
defense recorded their third shutout in four weeks in their 21-0 win over previously
unbeaten McDevitt. QB Eric Brennan tossed two scores and threw for 183 yards in the win.
4. La
Salle (4-0)- Blanked North Catholic 35-0 in CL Red opener. The Explorers are averaging
a mere 39.8 points per game and have ripped through all four of their opponents this year.
They welcome Judge this Saturday.
5. Malvern
(3-0)- Needed a last second FG to edge
Dowingtown East, 23-20. The Friars appear to be the class of the Inter-Ac in the early
going. Visit Peddie (NJ) this week.
6.
Northeast (4-0)- Downed Roxborough 28-0 this past Thursday. RB Lamone Fox scored twice
in the victory. Visit Dobbins this week.
7. Penn Charter (2-1)-
QB Brendan McNally threw a 10-yard touchdown with three seconds left to lift Quakers past
Peddie (NJ), 24-23. Travel to Princeton to take on Hun School and Florida St. recruit
Myron Rolle this Saturday.
8.
Episcopal (3-0)- Picked up solid road win over Mainland, 20-13. QB Tim Ivory passed
and rushed for one score apiece. They’ll face Hill School this weekend.
9. Ryan (2-2)- Needed a fourth quarter, 65-yard touchdown run from RB
Joe Zeglinski to slip past host Bonner 6-0. Will have a difficult challenge this week when
they travel to play the Hawks.
10. Wood
(2-2)- Started CL Blue play with a solid win over Carroll 21-6. Stars RB Bryan
McCartney and WR Chris Lorditch each scored a touchdown in the win. Hit the road to face
K-K this Friday.
Under Consideration:
McDevitt (3-1), Bok, (3-0), Central (2-0), Frankford (2-2), Germantown
(4-0), George Washington (2-2).
SEPT. 19
1. SJ Prep (2-1)- After a valiant
fourth quarter comeback the Hawks fell in a heartbreaker to mighty Gilman in OT. Their
quest to regain the CL crown begins this Friday night versus Roman.
2.
O’Hara (2-1)- The Lions behind their trademark defense held off the Burrs during
the second half of their all-so-close 14-12 victory. They’ll look to get healthy when
they travel to Judge for league opener Saturday.
3. West
Catholic (2-1)- Despite
seven turnovers the Burrs put up a tremendous fight against CL Red toughie O’Hara.
Will tackle upstart McDevitt in CL Blue opener for both teams Saturday afternoon.
4. La
Salle (3-0)- Rolled 47-7 over GA and have now scored an amazing 124 points in three
games. I know Brett Gordon and his dad are coaching the offense, but no one said Brett was
actually playing in the games. Will visit North Catholic in CL Red opener this weekend.
5.
Malvern (2-0)- Squeaked by WC Henderson 28-27 this past weekend. Still, it was a very
solid road win for the Friars. Take on Downingtown East and University of Miami recruit
Pat Devlin this week.
6. Northeast (3-0)- Are the Vikings the class of the Philly Pub? It is
starting to appear that way at this point. Drummed West Philly 38-6 and should have little
trouble doing the same to Roxborough this week.
7. Penn Charter
(1-1)- Bounced back nicely from loss at Wood with impressive win over a good McDonogh
team from Maryland. The defense led by LB Mike Weick was instrumental in the win. Host
Peddie (NJ) this weekend.
8.
Episcopal (2-0)- Strong second half performance against Neumann-Goretti allows them to
win going away, 33-13. Travel to NJ to take on Mainland this weekend.
9. Carroll (1-2)-
Was tied with suburban power North Penn for nearly three quarters before being worn
down. The Pats ended a tough non-league portion of their schedule, but start CL Blue play
with a road game at two-time CL Blue champ Wood.
10. McDevitt (3-0)- RB Manny Harrison has just chewed up opposing
defenses to the tune of 645 yards on 99 carries and 6 TDs in just three games. He’ll
need to continue his amazing start against a Burr defense that has been as stingy as any
in the early going.
Under Consideration:
Wood (1-2), Roman
(1-2), Ryan (1-2), Bok, (2-0), Central (1-0), Frankford (1-2), & Germantown (3-0).
SEPT. 13
1. SJ Prep (2-0) - First Neshaminy, then St. Ignatius, next Gilman?
Hawks will look to pull off an impressive trifecta come Saturday night.
2. O'Hara (1-1) - Lions battled tooth and nail versus suburban power North
Penn before falling 35-28. Will look to get back into the win column when West Catholic
comes calling in home opener.
3. Malvern Prep (1-0) - A one-year hiatus for Inter-Ac contention appears to
be long enough, as Friars look to be strong once again. Travel to WC Henderson this week.
4. West Catholic (2-0) - While the offense rounds into shape the defense opens
the season with back-to-back shutouts. They’ll need a stellar game from this unit if
they have any hope in besting CL Red power O’Hara.
5. La Salle (2-0) - Through two games the Explorer offense has been rolling
behind the efforts of sophomore QB John Harrison. Is
this team once again a serious player in the CL Red?
6. Northeast (2-0) - The Vikings are vying to be the class of District
12. Solid win over Father Judge this past weekend has them headed in the right direction.
7. Wood (1-1) - Spurted to a 21-0 halftime lead over Penn Charter before
holding on to win, 21-14. Will tussle with CL Red Ryan this upcoming weekend.
8. Carroll (1-1) - Ripped through a quality Upper Merion team to the
tune of 383 on the ground. No slouch in this week’s home opener when North Penn pays
a visit.
9. Roman (1-1) - What a difference a week makes! Cahillites rolled to
over 400 yards in total offense in 25-13 win over GA. Tough game with Valley Forge
Military Academy looms.
10. Penn Charter (0-1) - Fell to a solid Wood team in opener. Should
battle Malvern for Inter-Ac bragging rights. Will play a good McDonogh (MD) team this
week.
Under Consideration: Bok
(1-0), Central (1-0), Frankford (0-2), Conwell-Egan (2-0), McDevitt (2-0), Bonner (1-1).