Stars Of Week Number # 8
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Stars Of Week Number # 8
Stars of Week Eight... ***************
Portage's bruising fullback Wayne Gathers gained up 234 yards rushing in the Mustang's 27-7 win over Conemaugh Valley. Vince Turner gained 111 yards for the Blue Jays in the loss.
Blairsville beat Ligonier Valley 28-14 and their dynamic duo again played well. QB Adam Highberger had 266 yards passing, 145 of those were to wideout Andy Ostach.
Southern Huntingdon's Johnny Neuder scored four TDs for the Rockets in their 42-17 victory over Claysburg-Kimmel.
There were some big kicks in the district this past week. Garrett Cawson of Hollidaysburg booted a 49 yarder, while his counterpart at State College, Collin Wagner hit one from 47. Hollidaysburg fell to Chambersburg, while State College took care of JFK High out of Cleveland, Ohio.
We round out our stars this week with a trip to the LHAC. Bishop Carroll's Adam Crookshank has put some big numbers up on the offensive side of the ball but he came up big on the defensive side of the ball this past week, picking off two passes in a 25-0 win over Penn Cambria.
Finally, Johnstown's Antwuan Reed gained 137 yards on 22 carries and 2 TDs in the Trojans' 35-21 win over Central Cambria. This performance gives Reed 692 yards rushing on the season, not bad for a sophomore.
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Playoff Outlook...
Depending on the team, there are either one or two regular season games left in the 2005 season. This is a good time to take a look at the points standings in the different classifications.
Class (AAAA) - District #3 & 6
The first eight finishers make the playoffs. Of the District 6 teams, only State College is in the running for a spot
Bishop McDevitt..................1130
Manheim Twp.....................960
Central York......................900
Harrisburg.........................880
Cumberland Valley.............810
Hempfield..........................810
State College.....................720
Carlisle.............................710
Class (AAA)
First four make playoffs:
Bellefonte.....860
Huntingdon....660
Lewistown.....410
Johnstown.....390
Class (AA) - District # 5 & 6
First eight qualify:
Tyrone..........................1180
Forest Hills.....................910
Bishop McCort................820
Chestnut Ridge...............810
Bedford.........................780
Marion Center................710
Westmont......................650
Penn Cambria ...............620
Purchase Line................580
Class (A) - District # 6
First eight qualify:
Bishop Carroll.............1230
Portage......................1040
Bellwood Antis............1030
Blairsville...................960
Southern Huntingdon...950
Juniata Valley.............910
United........................820
Conemaugh Valley......740
Bishop Guilfoyle..........690
Class (A) - District # 5
Windber.................5.00
Rockwood..............3.75
Northern Bedford....3.25
Berlin.....................2.50
Meyersdale............2.50
"THE CHOPS".
Portage's bruising fullback Wayne Gathers gained up 234 yards rushing in the Mustang's 27-7 win over Conemaugh Valley. Vince Turner gained 111 yards for the Blue Jays in the loss.
Blairsville beat Ligonier Valley 28-14 and their dynamic duo again played well. QB Adam Highberger had 266 yards passing, 145 of those were to wideout Andy Ostach.
Southern Huntingdon's Johnny Neuder scored four TDs for the Rockets in their 42-17 victory over Claysburg-Kimmel.
There were some big kicks in the district this past week. Garrett Cawson of Hollidaysburg booted a 49 yarder, while his counterpart at State College, Collin Wagner hit one from 47. Hollidaysburg fell to Chambersburg, while State College took care of JFK High out of Cleveland, Ohio.
We round out our stars this week with a trip to the LHAC. Bishop Carroll's Adam Crookshank has put some big numbers up on the offensive side of the ball but he came up big on the defensive side of the ball this past week, picking off two passes in a 25-0 win over Penn Cambria.
Finally, Johnstown's Antwuan Reed gained 137 yards on 22 carries and 2 TDs in the Trojans' 35-21 win over Central Cambria. This performance gives Reed 692 yards rushing on the season, not bad for a sophomore.
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Playoff Outlook...
Depending on the team, there are either one or two regular season games left in the 2005 season. This is a good time to take a look at the points standings in the different classifications.
Class (AAAA) - District #3 & 6
The first eight finishers make the playoffs. Of the District 6 teams, only State College is in the running for a spot
Bishop McDevitt..................1130
Manheim Twp.....................960
Central York......................900
Harrisburg.........................880
Cumberland Valley.............810
Hempfield..........................810
State College.....................720
Carlisle.............................710
Class (AAA)
First four make playoffs:
Bellefonte.....860
Huntingdon....660
Lewistown.....410
Johnstown.....390
Class (AA) - District # 5 & 6
First eight qualify:
Tyrone..........................1180
Forest Hills.....................910
Bishop McCort................820
Chestnut Ridge...............810
Bedford.........................780
Marion Center................710
Westmont......................650
Penn Cambria ...............620
Purchase Line................580
Class (A) - District # 6
First eight qualify:
Bishop Carroll.............1230
Portage......................1040
Bellwood Antis............1030
Blairsville...................960
Southern Huntingdon...950
Juniata Valley.............910
United........................820
Conemaugh Valley......740
Bishop Guilfoyle..........690
Class (A) - District # 5
Windber.................5.00
Rockwood..............3.75
Northern Bedford....3.25
Berlin.....................2.50
Meyersdale............2.50
"THE CHOPS".