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Schuylkill County Football Final Scores for Week #10

October 26, 2018, 6:23 pm
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Schuylkill County Football Final Scores for Week #10

Final Scores for games played on 10/26/18

Jim Thorpe - 28
Lehighton - 6

Mahanoy Area - 45
Shenandoah Valley - 20

Tamaqua Area - 48
Marian Catholic - 0

Minersville - 46
Panther Valley - 0

Nativity BVM
Saint Joseph's Catholic Academy

North Schuylkill - 49
Pottsville   - 27

Halifax - 20
Pine Grove - 16

Tri-Valley
Susquenita

Williams Valley - 28
Millersburg - 7

Schuylkill Haven - 49
Blue Mountain - 32


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Schuylkill County Obituaries for 10/26/18

October 27, 2018, 5:20 am
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Schuylkill County Obituaries for 10/26/18

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Kylee R. Mullen, 23 years of age of Tuscarora, Pennsylvania passed away from injuries sustained in an motor vehicle accident, Tuesday, October 23, 2018, in Schuylkill Twp. Rte. 209 Tamaqua.

Born Friday, May 26, 1995 in Neptune City, New Jersey, she is survived by; mother, Deanne (Drucker) Mullen of Jim Thorpe; father, Scott R. Mullen and his finace' Holly Kovacs of Nesquehoning; son, Nevan Behler; sister, Danae Mullen; brothers, Drake, and Colten Mullen; maternal grandfather, Martin Drucker; paternal grandmother, Phyllis Ray.

A graduate of Carbon County Vo-Tech class of 2013, Kylee was a cook at Penn's Peak in Jim Thorpe. She was a devoted mother and enjoyed the outdoors, playing paintball, dirt biking, snow boarding and working on cars.

Kylee's fiancée, Jeremy Behler, succumbed to injuries sustained in the accident. Kylee was also predeceased by maternal grandmother, Amy Drucker; paternal grandfather Richard Mullen.

Pending arrangements entrusted to the E. Franklin Griffiths Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Inc. of 655 East Broad Street Tamaqua, Pennsylvania 18252. (570) 668-2550

Online condolences may be made to the family at www.griffithsfuneralhomes.com

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PennDOT Announces Schuylkill County Road Work Scheduled for Next Week

October 27, 2018, 5:29 am
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Below is a list of Schuylkill County Road Work that is scheduled by PennDOT to take place next week.


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Municipality:  Schuylkill Twp.
Road name:  Brockton Mt. Road
Between:  Brockton and Ryan Twp.
Type of work:  Drainage
Work being done by:  PennDOT Maintenance Forces
Type of restriction:  Daytime
Restriction:  Lane restriction with flagging.
Start date:  10/29/18
Est completion date:  11/2/18
Restrictions in effect (time of day):  07:00 AM To 03:00 PM
Will rain cause delays?  No
Change/Update:


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Municipality:  S. Manheim Twp.
Road name:  PA 61 North
Between:  Port Clinton Borough and Deer Lake Borough
Type of work:  Crack Sealing
Work being done by:  PennDOT Maintenance Forces
Type of restriction:  Daytime
Restriction:  Lane restriction.
Start date:  10/29/18
Est completion date:  11/2/18
Restrictions in effect (time of day):  07:00 AM To 03:00 PM
Will rain cause delays?  No
Change/Update:


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Municipality:  Pine Grove Twp.
Road name:  Interstate 81..
Between:  Lebanon County Line and Exit 100 (PA 443)
Type of work:  Other
Work being done by:  PennDOT Maintenance Forces
Type of restriction:  Daytime
Restriction:  Lane restriction both directions.
Start date:  10/30/18
Est completion date:  10/30/18
Restrictions in effect (time of day):  07:00 AM To 03:00 PM
Will rain cause delays?  No
Change/Update:  Bridge Inspection RL both NB and SB


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Municipality:  Eldred Twp.
Road name:  Mountain Road
Between:  Pitman  and Helfenstein
Type of work:  Pothole Patching
Work being done by:  PennDOT Maintenance Forces
Type of restriction:  Daytime
Restriction:  Lane restriction with flagging.
Start date:  10/29/18
Est completion date:  11/2/18
Restrictions in effect (time of day):  07:00 AM To 03:00 PM
Will rain cause delays?  No
Change/Update:
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Mahanoy Area Dedicates Field to Football Coach Icon

October 27, 2018, 8:41 am
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On Friday night, during their game against the Shenandoah Valley Blue Devils, Mahanoy Area renamed their field to honor a long time football coach.


From the late 1970's, through the 80's, and to the beginning of the 90's, the football program at Mahanoy Area was led by Coach Bill "Faz" Fazio.

With over 14 years of coaching under his belt at Mahanoy Area, 1978 to 1992, Coach Fazio, 81, led his team to back to back Eastern Conference championships, 87 wins and left a lasting mark on the players he coached, those who coached under him, the school district and the Golden Bear community.

At half time during Friday night's game, a special ceremony was held dedicating the field in his honor.

During the ceremony, Mahanoy Area Superintendent Joie Green presented Fazio with a plaque, before pointing everyone to the scoreboard, where it was revealed the new name of the field as, "William 'Coach Faz' Fazio Field".

"Coach Faz" as everyone calls him, credited his success on the coaches that worked under him and the students that played for him.

"We wouldn't of had the success we had without the best coaches in Schuylkill County and players that played for me throughout the years.  They are the real heroes". said Fazio.

As half-time ended, the 2018 Mahanoy Area Golden Bears returned to the field, and gathered on the sidelines and huddled around "Coach Faz" to say "thank you".

















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PHOTOS: Shenandoah Valley @ Mahanoy Area

October 27, 2018, 10:57 am
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On Friday night, Shenandoah Valley traveled to Mahanoy Area for their annual meeting.


The Golden Bears came out on top with 45-20 win over the Blue Devils to keep the American Legion D'Amato Szematowicz Memorial Trophy for another year.














































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Future Teachers Hone Skills at North Schuylkill Elementary

October 27, 2018, 11:55 am
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On Friday at North Schuylkill Elementary, Bloomsburg University students were able to sharpen their teaching skills in front of a classroom.


The reading day is annual tradition, which was started in 2013, where college students visit the 4th, 5th, and 6th Graders to use the skills they learned as part of their Department of Exceptionality Program.  For some university students, this is their first time in front of an actual classroom.

The college students were each given a children's book to develop a lesson plan from.

The day is coordinated between Bloomsburg University Professor Kali Fedor and North Schuylkill Elementary's Title I reading specialists Anne Tarantelli, Beth Huntsinger, and Megan Gierka.




















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Schuylkill County Weather Forecast for 10/27/18

October 27, 2018, 3:20 pm
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Schuylkill County Weather Forecast for 10/27/18

Saturday Night - Showers Early; then Cloudy - Low in the Mid 30's

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Sunday - Cloudy; Slight Chance for a Shower- High in the Upper 40's
Monday - Showers Early - High near 50
Tuesday - Sunny  - High in the Lower 50's
Wednesday - Clouds and Sun - High near 60
Thursday - Showers - High near 60
Friday - Showers - High in the Lower 50's
Saturday - Clouds and Sun - High near 50

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PIAA District XI High School Football Playoff Schedule - Round 1

October 27, 2018, 8:07 pm
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The PIAA District XI High School Football Playoff schedule for Schuylkill County teams.


Friday, November 2, 2018

1A
Marian Catholic @ Williams Valley
Nativity BVM @ Tri-Valley

3A
Jim Thorpe @ North Schuylkill
Notre Dame GP @ Tamaqua


Saturday, November 3, 2018

2A
West Catholic vs. Mahanoy Area - Location TBD
Schuylkill Haven vs. Bishop McDevitt - Location TBD

4A
Bethlehem Catholic vs Blue Mountain @ BASD - 1:00PM
Bangor @ Pottsville - 7:00pm
Lehighton @ Saucon Valley - 7:00pm
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Schuylkill County Obituaries for 10/27/18

October 27, 2018, 9:30 pm
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Schuylkill County Obituaries for 10/27/18

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Dolores S. Lynn, 89 of Hunlock Creek, formerly of Pottsville, died Friday surrounded by her loving family at Wilkes Barre General Hospital, Wilkes Barre.

She was born October 28, 1928 in Pottsville a daughter of late George and Sadie Kinger Post. She was a graduate of Pottsville High School.

Dolores was a former member St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church, Pottsville, a member of All Saints Roman Catholic Church, Plymouth, and Catholic Women’s Union of St. John the Baptist.

She was preceded in death by her husband George A. Lynn, Sr., on May 6, 1979; a daughter, D. Susan Robinson; 3 sisters, Georgine Lynn, Agnes Post, and Marie True; 2 brothers, Joseph and Edward Post. Surviving are 4 children, George A. Lynn II, and his wife Margie; Joan Marie Keller and her husband Christopher; Robert J. Lynn and his wife Jeanie; David J. Lynn: 11 grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren; 2 brothers, George Post; Robert Post and his wife Irene; nieces and nephews.

Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Tuesday at 10:30AM from St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church, Pottsville with Rev. David J. Loeper as celebrant. Family and friends are invited to a viewing from 6-8PM Monday at James E. Humphrey Funeral Home, Pottsville and from 9-10AM Tuesday at the funeral home. The family would prefer remembrances in the form of contributions made to St. Jude Children’s Hospital 501 St. Jude Place Memphis, TN 38105. Interment will be in St. John No. 2 Cemetery, Pottsville.

Please share your memories and condolences with Dolores’s family by signing the guest book at www.jehumphreyfuneralhome.com

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Kindergartners Celebrate Fall at North Schuylkill

October 28, 2018, 6:58 am
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Kindergartner students at North Schuylkill Elementary celebrated the season with their annual Fall Festival.


The Kindergarten Fall Festival is a Spartan tradition that originated at Ashland Elementary in the 1980s.

The festival is normally an outside event but due to the colder temperatures, teachers decided to hold the event inside North Schuylkill Elementary.

On Friday, the students were treated to a hayride, a pumpkin patch, bounce house, games, pumpkin decorating, cooking decorating, and dancing.

Kindergarten parents volunteered to help with the event as well.

North Schuylkill Elementary Kindergarten Teacher Jamie Swartz said "We would never be able to keep it going if it weren’t for amazing parents and grandparents who volunteer their time to plan the event along with multiple local businesses who make donations."

"The Kindergarten Teachers and Students would like to say THANK YOU to everyone who made today's Fall Festival so awesome! It was a perfect day that the kids aren't going to forget!", added Swartz.

The teachers, volunteers and students thank the following businesses for their donations to the event.


-The countless parents and grandparents who donated supplies and their time!
- Mid Penn Bank for donating face painting supplies.
- Lehigh Valley Health Network for Hand Sanitizer. 
- Hart Farms for pumpkins. 
- Ray Reichwein for the tractor.
- Shawn Butler for driving the tractor
- Ryan's Inflatables for the bounce house. 
- Dunkin Donuts, St. Clair for the discounted donuts. 
- Francesco's for pizza and clementines. 
- Mountain Valley for the monetary donation. 
- Krysta Lattis Photography for taking pictures. 
- Summit Audio for the music. 
- Wegman's for protein bars. 
- Boyer's for the gift card. 
- Rohrbach's for sprinkles. 
- Fairlane Village Mall for bags. 
- Redner's for water.
- Chill Out Ice Cream for their Sundae Bar

























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Schuylkill County Weather Forecast for 10/28/18

October 28, 2018, 5:30 pm
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Schuylkill County Weather Forecast for 10/28/18

Sunday Night - Rain - Low in the Lower 40's



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Monday - Cloudy, Chance for a Shower - High near 50
Tuesday - Sunny  - High in the Mid 50's
Wednesday - Clouds and Sun - High in the Mid 60's
Thursday - Showers - High in the Mid 60's
Friday - Showers Late - High in the Mid 50's
Saturday - Cloudy - High in the Lower 50's
Sunday - Sunny - High in the Lower 50's

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Ashland American Hose Thanks Those Who Helped Them Over the Years

October 28, 2018, 6:24 pm
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The American Hose Company in Ashland thanks those that have given to them over the years.

In Schuylkill County, all the fire companies are volunteer, which means they rely on their communities to support them.  All the support and funds that the fire departments receive, goes towards new equipment, vehicles, and other items to keep the community safe.

On September 8th, 2018 the American Hose Company in Ashland held their annual Chicken BBQ dinner. The fundraiser sold near 400 platters and helped raise nearly $2,000.

The BBQ dinner was started in the early 2000's by it's members at the time.  All the cooking for the dinner was done "in-house" by department members, with the Women's Auxiliary providing desserts and helping serve.

Members begin preparing the food at 2:00 am to have the platters ready for serving at noon.

As the fundraiser grew each year, the department ran out of room to handle the demand for cooking all of the orders.

What started as cooking the chicken in the backyard of Chief Groody's home now has grown to a permanent pit at Memorial Field in Ashland.  When the pit was first built, members would haul 4 truck loads of block and all the cooking supplies from the firehouse to the field each year.

When the BBQ first began, Gordon Fire Company provided their experience and also let them borrow the cooking equipment that they were unable to afford at the time.

From the start, Groody Catering in Ashland, also assisted.  The American Hose has used Groody's to purchase the food supplies, ingredients, and chickens for the dinner.

When the BBQ was moved to Memorial Field and a bbq pit was built with the permanent roofing, Joseph Woodward, a long-time member, donated a shed to store the supplies. Brian Rich, of Pottsville Materials, provided materials and rock for the shed base, while Ash Resources provided trucks for hauling.  The shed reduced the workload greatly which stopped the hauling of all the cooking equipment and supplies each year.

Chief Groody thanks all of the members of the fire department for their time and dedication over the years as well as the citizens of Ashland and the surrounding communities for purchasing dinners. Without all of the help and support they received over the years, the American Hose Company, wouldn't be where they are today.

The American Hose will have more fundraisers through the rest of 2018 which includes their monthly gun raffle and their Christmas Toy raffle.










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Shenandoah Bank Robbery Suspect in Custody

October 29, 2018, 6:21 am
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A man wanted for a robbery in Shenandoah last week has been taken into custody.

According to Shenandoah Police Chief George Carado, Jamie Lee Johnson, 38, was taken into custody after being involved in a motor vehicle accident in Duryea, Luzerne County, late Sunday.  Carado said that Duryea Police took Johnson into custody without incident.

Johnson waived extradition to Schuylkill County and was later arraigned by Magisterial District Judge James Ferrier and committed to Schuylkill County Prison unable to post $100,000.00 cash bail.

Johnson was wanted by police after an investigation led to him being the suspect for an October 22nd, 2018 bank robbery at the M&T Bank, located at 2 North Main Street in Shenandoah.

An undetermined amount of cash was taken during the robbery.

Johnson has been charged with Robbery-demand money from a financial institution, Robbery-taking property by force, Robbery-Inflict threat to bodily injury, theft by unlawful taking, receiving stolen property, and simple assault.


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Fire Units Responding to Apartment Building Fire in Shenandoah

October 29, 2018, 7:16 am
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Fire units are responding to an apartment building fire in Shenandoah Monday morning.

At 10:03am, emergency personnel were called to the area of North Catherine Street and West Coal Street for an apartment building fire.

As crews arrived, the address was updated to 202 North Catherine Street.

More information as it comes available.

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State Police Investigate Barricaded Gunman in Columbia County Overnight

October 29, 2018, 8:04 am
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The Pennsylvania State Police at Bloomsburg are investigating an incident that was reported to involve a barricaded gunman overnight.


According to the Pennsylvania State Police, around 12:52am, PSP Troopers were dispatched to 635 Beaver Valley Road, Beaver Township, Columbia County, near Bloomsburg, and north of Zion Grove and Nuremberg.

During the course of the investigation by police, the situation resulted in a barricaded gunman inside the home.

Surrounding homes were evacuated and local roads were closed to ensure the safety of residents in the area, according to police.

A Pennsylvania State Police S.E.R.T. was activated and cleared the residence.

Beaver-Main Elementary School was closed Monday due to the proximately of the incident.

The incident is still under investigation and all roads in the area of reopened.  A Columbia County Coroner was called to the scene.

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Presale Tickets Announced Ahead of District Playoffs

October 29, 2018, 8:31 am
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Several schools have announced presale tickets ahead of this weekend's PIAA District XI Playoffs.


Tamaqua Area

District XI "3A" football semi-final game with Notre Dame of Green Pond AT Tamaqua - 7:00 PM

Pre-Game tickets will be on sale in the main office of the High School Tuesday through Friday 8:00-3:00.

Ticket Prices are as follows:
Adults - $7
Students and Senior Citizens - $4
All tickets at Gate are $7

SPECIAL NOTES:

Tamaqua Area SEASON PASS holders AND SENIOR CITIZEN Gold Cards WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED AT THIS GAME.

Gates on Friday will open AT 5:15.

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North Schuylkill/Jim Thorpe

District 11 Football playoff tickets will be on sale for Friday night’s AAA Football game between North Schuylkill and Jim Thorpe.

The game will be played at Ghosh Orthodontics Field at Spartan Stadium, and will kick off at 7:00 pm.

Tickets will be sold in the North Schuylkill High School office from 8 am-2 pm, from Tuesday until Friday afternoon.

Cost is $7.00 for Adult tickets, and $4 for Student/Senior tickets.

All tickets will be $7.00 at the gate.

No NS sport passes, Employee ID, or Senior Citizen passes can be used for admittance into District 11 playoff game.


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TRAFFIC ALERT: Motor Vehicle Accident on Route 61 near Saint Clair

October 29, 2018, 9:49 am
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A crash on Route 61 near Saint Clair has traffic slowed Monday afternoon.


Around 12:40PM, emergency personnel were dispatched to Route 61 in the area of Gasway north of Saint Clair for a two-vehicle motor vehicle accident in the southbound lanes.

Fire police have been called to the scene for traffic control.

No word on if there are any injures.
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Schuylkill County Weather Forecast for 10/29/18

October 29, 2018, 11:08 am
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Schuylkill County Weather Forecast for 10/29/18

Monday Night - Showers Ending; Cloudy Overnight - Low in the Upper 30's


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Tuesday - Sunny  - High in the Mid 50's
- Tuesday Night - Clear - Low near 40
Wednesday - Clouds and Sun - High in the Mid 60's
 - Wednesday Night - Showers - Low in the Lower 50's

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Thursday - Clouds with Some Sun - High in the Mid 60's
Friday - Cloudy with Showers - High in the Mid 50's
Saturday - Clouds and Sun - High in the Lower 50's
Sunday - Sunny - High in the Lower 50's
Monday - Cloudy - High in the Lower 50's

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No Injuries Reported in One-Vehicle Crash on Interstate 81 Last Week

October 29, 2018, 11:16 am
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No injuries were reported in a one-vehicle crash on Interstate 81 last week.


According to the Pennsylvania State Police at Frackville, the crash occurred while William Coward, 48, of Ashland was travelling northbound on Interstate 81 near milemarker 129 around 3:55pm on Thursday, October 25, 2018.

Police say Coward lost control of his Ford Escape when he swerved to avoid something in the roadway.

Coward travelled off the berm and struck the guard rail.

Coward was not injured in the crash and refused medical treatment at the scene.

The vehicle required towing from the scene.

Assisting at the scene were the West End Fire Company, Mahanoy City, and the Ryan Township Ambulance.

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Schuylkill High School Football Player of the Week and the Final Power Rankings of the 2018 Season

October 29, 2018, 11:43 am
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2018 Skook Sports HS Football *FINAL* Power Rankings and Season Stats as of Week-10 !


Skook Sports Week-10 *Player of the Week* !
1. Kobe Brish(RB-Schuylkill Haven) vs Blue Mountain
A) 27 rush for 341 yards(4 touchdowns)
B) 1 of 1 passing for 61 yards(1 touchdown)


PLAYER OF THE WEEK NOMINEES:
2. Gabe Kuehn(RB-Minersville) vs Panther Valley
A) 9 rush for 231 yards(4 touchdowns)

3. Jaden Leiby(QB-North Schuylkill) vs Pottsville
A) 16 rush for 154 yards(2 touchdowns)
B) 3 of 10 passing for 94 yards(2 touchdowns)

4. Aiden Stanton(QB-Pottsville) vs North Schuylkill
A) 10 of 18 passing for 213 yards(3 touchdowns)

5. Nick Breiner(RB-Tamaqua) vs Marian Catholic
A) 20 rush for 194 yards(3 touchdowns)
B) 2 receptions for 9 yards
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6. Hunter Luckenbill(QB-Blue Mountain) vs Schuylkill Haven
A) 13 of 23 passing for 162 yards(3 touchdowns - 1 interception)
B) 5 rush for (-16) yards

7. Nate Boyle(RB/WR-Tamaqua) vs Marian Catholic
A) 9 rush for 69 yards(3 touchdowns)
B) 3 receptions for 57 yards

8. C.J. Selby(RB-Jim Thorpe) vs Lehighton
A) 27 rush for 162 yards(2 touchdowns)

9. Tyler Eldson(RB-North Schuylkill) vs Pottsville
A) 11 rush for 130 yards(2 touchdowns)

10. Brent Kaunas(RB-Blue Mountain) vs Schuylkill Haven
A) 17 rush for 114 yards(2 touchdowns)
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Division 1:(3A & 4A)
Rank: Team: Record: Rating: Streak: *NOTES*
1. Jim Thorpe - 9-1-0 - 3.6 - W4 *Tie-Breaker win over Tamaqua*
1. Tamaqua - 9-1-0 - 2.5 - W1 *Tie-Breaker win over North Schuylkill*
1. North Schuylkill - 9-1-0 - 4.2 - W3 *Tie-Breaker win over Jim Thorpe*
4. Pottsville - 6-4-0 - L1
5. Lehighton - 4-6-0 - L4 *Tie-Breaker wins over Pine Grove and Blue Mountain*
6. Pine Grove - 4-6-0 - L5
7. Blue Mountain - 3-7-0 - L7
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Division 2:(1A & 2A)
Rank: Team: Record: Rating:
1. Williams Valley - 8-2-0 - W2
2. Schuylkill Haven - 7-3-0 - W6 *Tie-Breaker is Strength of Schedule
3. Nativity BVM - 7-3-0 - L1
4. Tri Valley - 7-3-0 - W4
5. Minersville - 5-5-0 - W2 *Tie-Breaker win over Mahanoy Area*
6. Marian Catholic - 4-6-0 - L1 *Tie-Breaker win over Mahanoy Area*
7. Mahanoy Area - 5-5-0 - W1 *Tie-Breaker win over Nativity BVM*
8. Panther Valley - 2-8-0 - L4
9. Shenandoah Valley - 0-10-0 - L10
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Points Scored:
1. Tamaqua - 390
2. North Schuylkill - 364
3. Jim Thorpe - 363
4. Schuylkill Haven - 335
5. Williams Valley - 261
6. Pine Grove - 258
7. Tri Valley - 256
8. Blue Mountain - 248
9. Pottsville - 245
10. Minersville - 232
11. Nativity BVM - 227
12. Mahanoy Area - 225
13. Lehighton - 191
14. Marian Catholic - 154
15. Panther Valley 84
16. Shenandoah Valley - 75
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Points Scored Against:
1. Jim Thorpe - 51
2. Tamaqua - 54
3. North Schuylkill - 144
4. Nativity BVM - 158
5. Mahanoy Area - 187
6. Pine Grove - 188
7. Minersville - 189
8. Williams Valley - 190
9. Schuylkill Haven - 225
10. Tri Valley - 228
11. Pottsville - 229
12. Blue Mountain - 231
13. Lehighton - 256
14. Marian Catholic - 320
15. Shenandoah Valley - 367
16. Panther Valley - 424
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Points Differential:
1. Tamaqua - +336
2. Jim Thorpe - +312
3. North Schuylkill - +226
4. Schuylkill Haven - +110
5. Williams Valley - +74
6. Pine Grove - +70
7. Nativity BVM - +69
8. Minersville - +43
9. Mahanoy Area - +38
10. Tri Valley - +28
11. Pottsville - +16
12. Blue Mountain - +10
13. Lehighton - (-65)
14. Marian Catholic - (-166)
15. Shenandoah Valley - (-292)
16. Panther Valley - (-340)
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Rushing Yards For:
1. North Schuylkill - 3217 yards
2. Schuylkill Haven - 2950 yards
3. Jim Thorpe - 2863 yards
4. Mahanoy Area - 2439 yards
5. Nativity BVM - 2423 yards
6. Pine Grove - 2376 yards
7. Tamaqua - 2250 yards
8. Williams Valley - 1914 yards
9. Blue Mountain - 1849 yards
10. Minersville - 1529 yards
11. Marian Catholic - 1274 yards
12. Tri Valley - 1273 yards
13. Pottsville - 1207 yards
14. Lehighton - 1068 yards
15. Panther Valley - 416 yards
16. Shenandoah Valley - 321 yards
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Rushing Yards Against:
1. Jim Thorpe - 294 yards
2. North Schuylkill - 567 yards
3. Tamaqua - 932 yards
4. Pine Grove - 1349 yards
5. Minersville - 1419 yards
6. Pottsville - 1484 yards
7. Mahanoy Area - 1499 yards
8. Schuylkill Haven - 1597 yards
9. Nativity BVM - 1637 yards
10. Williams Valley - 1645 yards
11. Blue Mountain - 1817 yards
12. Tri Valley - 1869 yards
13. Lehighton - 2133 yards
14. Shenandoah Valley - 2314 yards
15. Marian Catholic - 2379 yards
16. Panther Valley - 2899 yards
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Passing Yards For:
1. Lehighton - 1762 yards
2. Pottsville - 1744 yards
3. Tamaqua - 1385 yards
4. Tri Valley - 1324 yards
5. Williams Valley - 1240 yards
6. Minersville - 1176 yards
7. Panther Valley - 994 yards
8. Blue Mountain - 934 yards
9. North Schuylkill - 710 yards
10. Marian Catholic - 704 yards
11. Nativity BVM - 685 yards
12. Shenandoah Valley - 684 yards
13. Pine Grove - 649 yards
14. Jim Thorpe - 526 yards
15. Mahanoy Area - 262 yards
16. Schuylkill Haven - 205 yards
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Passing Yards Against:
1. Tamaqua - 593 yards
2. Lehighton - 660 yards
3. Minersville - 685 yards
4. Panther Valley - 696 yards
5. Jim Thorpe - 721 yards
6. Shenandoah Valley - 784 yards
7. Nativity BVM - 879 yards
8. Tri Valley - 906 yards
9. Blue Mountain - 913 yards
10. Marian Catholic - 1016 yards
11. Williams Valley - 1030 yards
12. Pine Grove - 1132 yards
13. Schuylkill Haven - 1170 yards
14. Mahanoy Area - 1170 yards
15. Pottsville - 1177 yards
16. North Schuylkill - 1371 yards
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Total Offense:
1. North Schuylkill - 3922 yards
2. Tamaqua - 3627 yards
3. Williams Valley - 3400 yards
4. Jim Thorpe - 3392 yards
5. Schuylkill Haven - 3169 yards
6. Nativity BVM - 3108 yards
7. Pine Grove - 3025 yards
8. Pottsville - 2951 yards
9. Lehighton - 2787 yards
10. Blue Mountain - 2786 yards
11. Minersville - 2705 yards
12. Mahanoy Area - 2700 yards
13. Tri Valley - 2597 yards
14. Marian Catholic - 1978 yards
15. Panther Valley - 1415 yards
16. Shenandoah Valley - 1005 yards
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Total Defense:
1. Jim Thorpe - 1015 yards
2. Tamaqua - 1520 yards
3. Minersville - 2104 yards
4. North Schuylkill - 2119 yards
5. Pine Grove - 2481 yards
6. Nativity BVM - 2516 yards
7. Pottsville - 2661 yards
8. Mahanoy Area - 2669 yards
9. Williams Valley - 2686 yards
10. Blue Mountain - 2730 yards
11. Schuylkill Haven - 2767 yards
12. Tri Valley - 2775 yards
13. Lehighton - 2793 yards
14. Shenandoah Valley - 3097 yards
15. Panther Valley - 3211 yards
16. Marian Catholic - 3388 yards
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First Downs:
1. North Schuylkill - 171
2. Jim Thorpe - 157
3. Tamaqua - 155
4. Williams Valley - 150
5. Pottsville - 147
6. Minersville - 144
7. Pine Grove - 144
8. Nativity BVM - 142
9. Blue Mountain - 132
10. Schuylkill Haven - 131
11. Lehighton - 130
12. Mahanoy Area - 122
13. Tri Valley - 118
14. Marian Catholic - 101
15. Panther Valley - 85
16. Shenandoah Valley - 66
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