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Sept. 18 , 2021 Football: Maplewood, Redbank, McDowell, Wilmington, Warren Notch Wins

   
   

GUYS MILLS, Pa. – Maplewood outscored Brockway 18-0 in the second half to rally for an 18-7 win on Saturday.

The Tigers got on the board in the third quarter courtesy of a Dominick Kinney to Connor Palmiero scoring strike to make it 7-6.

Ben Gilberto was a workhorse for the Tigers, carrying the ball 29 times for 122 yards and a fourth-quarter touchdown, with Logan Gross also punching it into the end zone in the fourth quarter for the Tigers.

Kinney threw for 79 yards and added 56 more on the ground for Maplewood. Palmiero finished with four receptions for 64 yards.

REDBANK VALLEY 55, SHEFFIELD 6

            

SHEFFIELD, Pa. – Redbank Valley led 34-0 after the first quarter and never looked back in a 55-6 win over Sheffield.

Ashton Kahle scored on punt returns of 48 and 45 yards and Redbank Valley led 16-0 in the blink of an eye.

Bryson Bain tossed teo touchdown passes to Tate Minich and Aiden Ortz.

Cole Bish, Jacob Kundick and Joe Mansfield added rushing touchdowns for the Bulldogs, while Cam Wagner also had a touchdown pass from Gunner Mangantini.

Drew Byers had 73 yards on the ground to pace the Bulldogs

                          

Gage Mott-Macalush scored on a 5-yard touchdown run for Sheffield.

MCDOWELL 38, BUTLER 21

ERIE, Pa. – McDowell’s Artis Simmons was a workhorse on Saturday, rushing for 260 yards and three touchdowns to help the Trojans to a 38-21 Region 6 win over Butler.

Simmons scored on runs of 3, 1 and 5 yards and also caught a 12-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Ben Moore to open the scoring, as McDowell improved to 3-0.

The Trojans led 17-6 at halftime.

Moore threw for 190 yards and a touchdown.

Butler quarterback Max Schnur, playing in place of the injured Cooper Baxter, threw for 300 yards and a pair of touchdowns to Lance Slater and Charles Kreinbucher.

Butler got within 24-21 on Schnur’s 14-yard touchdown pass to Kreinbucher early in the fourth quarter, but Simmons scored his fourth touchdown of the game and Trey Goodwine iced it was an interception return for a touchdown.

WILMINGTON 42, GREENVILLE 15

GREENVILLE, Pa. – Wilmington bounced back from having its 22-game regular-season win streak snapped last week with a 42-15 win over Greenville.

                        

Gage DeCaprio and Luke Edwards were a two-headed monster for the Greyhounds, scoring three touchdowns each and both going over 100 yards rushing in the process.

Wilmington led 13-0 after the first quarter on a 44-yard run from DeCaprio and a 4-yard scoring burst from Edwards and never looked back.

DeCaprio also scored on runs of 11 and two yards, while Edwards added a 23-yard touchdown run and also scored on a kickoff return.

For Greenville. Jalen Ritzert threw a touchdown pass to Brady Kincaid and a 76-yarder to Gage Herrick.

WARREN 47, FRANKLIN 29

FRANKLIN, Pa. – Warren put on an offensive N display in a 47-29 win over Franklin.

Eric Dippold connected with Ben White on a pair of long touchdown passes, including an 87-yarder to open the scoring. The duo also had a 24-yard pitch and catch for a touchdown later in the half.

With the win, the Dragons (3-1) maintained their spot atop the Region 5 standings.

Tommy Nyquist was a workhorse in the backfield for the Dragons, scoring on runs of 34 and 11 yards in the second half, while Sam Harvey added a 1-yard touchdown plunge.

Carson Wible had a big game for Franklin, scoring on a 1-yard touchdown run and also returning an interception for a touchdown. Hunter Marstellar connected with Cole Buckley on a 58-yard scoring strike as well for the Knights.

         
                       

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