COAL TOWNSHIP —
The Mifflinburg defense made a second-quarter touchdown stand up, but needed a missed extra point and a late missed field goal to survive Towanda, 7-6, in a nonleague football game on Friday night, picking up its second consecutive win.
The Black Knights (1-5) scored their lone touchdown in the third quarter, but missed the extra point, then caught a break in the fourth quarter when the Wildcats turned the ball over deep in their own territory. However, Towanda missed the potential field goal to help the Wildcats hold the lead.
Mifflinburg (2-4) has now won back-to-back games after beginning the season 0-4, allowing just six points.
The Wildcats took a 7-0 lead with 6:48 left in the first half when Devin Hendrix found Oakley Whitsel for an eight-yard TD and Victor Suquet added the extra point, which proved to be the most important point of the game.
Towanda got its touchdown late in the third quarter, also on a passing play. Sophomore Noah Huff hit Brandon Daniello with a 39-yard scoring strike with 4:46 left in the third quarter, but the failed extra point made it 7-6.
Kyle Failor led the Wildcats’ ground attack with 83 yards.
Huff led the way for the Black Knights, running for 89 yards and passing for 113.
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Mifflinburg holds off Towanda for second win in a row
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PIAA Playoffs
Friday
PIAA Class AAA Quarterfinal
at Bethlehem
Allentown Central Catholic 41, Selinsgrove 13 FINALSaturday
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PIAA Class AA Quarterfinal
at HersheyPark Stadium
Wyomissing 52, Danville 0, FINAL
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Lewisburg's Brandon Smith will walk on at Penn State as a linebacker
LEWISBURG - Some may question Lewisburg Brandon Smith's decision to walk on at Penn State despite getting two offers from Ivy League schools at both Penn and Princeton. For the Lewisburg senior though, it all came down to his faith and believing in it.
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Brandon Smith sweeps 2012 high school football honors
LEWISBURG - When he was playing football at Lewisburg High, Nathaniel Brown once joked in a film session after watching himself throw a block that if he could block for himself, he would have a lot more yards.
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Daily Item names 2012 high school football all-stars
SELINSGROVE - If the 2012 edition of The Daily Item All-Stars were not a fictional team, the quarterback would find a familiar downfield target. But Bloomsburg quarterback Ricky Klingerman, while knowing he could make big plays with teammate and cousin wide receiver John Klingerman, the Panthers’ junior first-year starter might be just as content to hand the ball off to one of his elite running backs.
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Jim Keiser and Dave Hess are 2012 Coaches of the Year
Two of the pleasant surprises among Valley football teams this season were the turnaround by Selinsgrove and the solid season by a young Danville team.
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Nine local football stars earn all-state nods
LEWISBURG - For the third consecutive season Lewisburg linebacker Brandon Smith headlines the Valley’s contingent on the Pennsylvania Sports Writers All-State Football team.
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High school football: Eagles place five on All-Star team
Following a hotly-contested 2012 season, Line Mountain placed a combined five players on the 2012 Tri-Valley League All-Star Team, as selected by the league's head coaches.
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HAC champions dominate all-star teams
In addition to claiming its first District 4 Class AA title since 1999, Danville also put the most players onto the 2012 Heartland Athletic Conference All-Star team, as selected recently by the league’s head coaches.
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High School Football Scoreboard
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- Wyomissing 52, Danville 0
- Allentown Central Catholic 41, Selinsgrove 13
- Danville 28, Mount Carmel 21
- Dunmore 35, Southern Columbia 29
- Southern Columbia 47, South Williamsport 12
- Mount Carmel 48, Montoursville 20
- Danville 14, Athens 13
- Selinsgrove 31, Milton 0
- Montoursville 37, Lewisburg 33
- Southern Columbia 28, Line Mountain 21
