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Nov 4, 2023 | papreplive.com | Jeff Stover

GRATERFORD >> Early in Friday’s game, a Perkiomen Valley coach reminded the players around him how Quakertown is “a good team” that “isn’t going to quit.”His words proved prophetic, the Panthers going toe-to-toe with the Vikings for much of their District 1 Class 6A playoff opener and taking a two-score lead midway through the third quarter. It was then PV took the opportunity to display its own talent and stick-to-itiveness, with the end result a 36-26 victory at Thomas J. Keenan Stadium.

Nov 4, 2023 | papreplive.com | Bruce Adams

Read More Malvern >> On Senior Night at Malvern Prep, the Friars relied on their senior-laden offensive line to pile up more than 400 rushing yards in a 38-10 win against Germantown Academy Friday. “I think our offensive line did a really good job. We opened some big holes and our ballcarriers were able to take advantage High school sports scores and stories from southeastern Pennsylvania

Sep 29, 2023 | papreplive.com | Bruce Adams

Read More West Goshen >> A few minutes after the West Chester East football squad lost to visiting Downingtown West, 28-0, Friday evening, Viking head coach Scott Stephen spoke about his team’s never-say-die attitude. “I’m really proud of our guys; West is a top three 6A team, and our guys battled from start to finish tonight,” said High school sports scores and stories from southeastern Pennsylvania

Sep 9, 2023 | papreplive.com | Al Thompson

Lightning forced officials to suspend play at halftime of Boyertown-Gov. Mifflin game on Friday night, with the Mustangs leading the Bears 35-0 in a non-league football game at Shillington. Play will resume with the second half on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at Shillington. With the mercy rule in effect, the second half will feature a running clock. The start of Friday’s game was delayed by 32 minutes due to lightning just before kickoff. Gov.

Sep 1, 2023 | papreplive.com | Al Thompson

FAIRVIEW VILLAGE >> It wasn’t flashy by any means, but Plymouth Whitemarsh overcame what it needed to. Such was the case last week against Upper Merion in a 2-point win despite 11 penalties. Thursday against Methacton was much the same, but the scoreboard was a much wider margin despite several mistakes. On a short week with the start of school, the Colonials were unbothered, shrugging off 19 penalties and over 100 penalty yards to thump the Warriors, 35-0 on the road.