WPAC Week 2
Posted: September 5th, 2011, 1:48 pm
Berlin (1-0) hosts Conemaugh Valley (0-1)
Last week Berlin had some problems with Ferndale and trailed at half time but was able to bring it together to score 25 points in the second half and keep the Jackets off the board. Glotfelty and Craig looked good and will share the burden (of replacing Saylor). Berlin fans had to be worried at halftime.
In every article I read about CV the coach preached "fundamentals." Well the Blue Jay tackling stunk! According to Lombardi, "Football is blocking and tackling." The Jays suffered in both realms. I imagine the massive heat index had something to do with these teams not playing up to par. I was surprised that North Star didn't have a passing touchdown. I'm glad to see CV kept NS under 40 and they at least scored some points this year.
BERLIN - 35
CV - 20
Windber (1-0) at Blacklick Valley (0-1)
I previously stated that I was worried how Windber would come out under a new coach...boy did they squash that! I understand they played Rockwood but the stats of the game were impressive. They racked up over 375 yards on the ground and it looks to be business as usual for the Ramblers.Blacklick was bad against the run. That sounds like a bad equation.
WINDBER- 49
VIKINGS - 13
Portage (1-0) at Meyersdale (0-1)
I was VERY surprised that Portage had under 200 yards of total offense. I had thought that Meyersdale would have given CT a better fight. Portage played good D and caught some breaks. Special teams helped the Mustangs. This game has the opportunity to be a close one if Meyersdale plays the kind of football they are capable of. Meyersdale might still have the air out of their lungs due to some key injuries but they better show up to play this week.
PORTAGE - 28
MEYERSDALE - 14
Conemaugh Township (1-0) at Rockwood (0-1)
Township looked good. They had over 450 total yards of offense roughly split evenly amongst running and passing. Shroyer is the real deal. They only question in this game is can CT put up as much as Windber did?
TOWNSHIP - 35
ROCKWOOD -8
Shade (0-1) hosts Ferndale (0-1)
Shade was able to keep it close with the Mustangs but allowed some mental mistakes to take them out of the game. Ferndale could with stand the "heat" and blew a halftime lead to Berlin. This is a big game for Shade. They need to come out and put it to the Jackets. If they can do that they might be able to build some momentum for the up coming weeks (CV, NS, and Berlin). They could feasibly win two of those games.
Again, they need to win big!
SHADE - 42
FERNDALE - 14
North Star plays Chesnut Ridge this week. The Cougars picked up right where they left off from last year. This could possibly the 2nd biggest test they face this season (Windber being the 1st). I don't know much about this years Ridge squad. I hope the Cougars continue to win big. As of date, the WESTPAC title game could be played in week 8- North Star vs Windber
Last week Berlin had some problems with Ferndale and trailed at half time but was able to bring it together to score 25 points in the second half and keep the Jackets off the board. Glotfelty and Craig looked good and will share the burden (of replacing Saylor). Berlin fans had to be worried at halftime.
In every article I read about CV the coach preached "fundamentals." Well the Blue Jay tackling stunk! According to Lombardi, "Football is blocking and tackling." The Jays suffered in both realms. I imagine the massive heat index had something to do with these teams not playing up to par. I was surprised that North Star didn't have a passing touchdown. I'm glad to see CV kept NS under 40 and they at least scored some points this year.
BERLIN - 35
CV - 20
Windber (1-0) at Blacklick Valley (0-1)
I previously stated that I was worried how Windber would come out under a new coach...boy did they squash that! I understand they played Rockwood but the stats of the game were impressive. They racked up over 375 yards on the ground and it looks to be business as usual for the Ramblers.Blacklick was bad against the run. That sounds like a bad equation.
WINDBER- 49
VIKINGS - 13
Portage (1-0) at Meyersdale (0-1)
I was VERY surprised that Portage had under 200 yards of total offense. I had thought that Meyersdale would have given CT a better fight. Portage played good D and caught some breaks. Special teams helped the Mustangs. This game has the opportunity to be a close one if Meyersdale plays the kind of football they are capable of. Meyersdale might still have the air out of their lungs due to some key injuries but they better show up to play this week.
PORTAGE - 28
MEYERSDALE - 14
Conemaugh Township (1-0) at Rockwood (0-1)
Township looked good. They had over 450 total yards of offense roughly split evenly amongst running and passing. Shroyer is the real deal. They only question in this game is can CT put up as much as Windber did?
TOWNSHIP - 35
ROCKWOOD -8
Shade (0-1) hosts Ferndale (0-1)
Shade was able to keep it close with the Mustangs but allowed some mental mistakes to take them out of the game. Ferndale could with stand the "heat" and blew a halftime lead to Berlin. This is a big game for Shade. They need to come out and put it to the Jackets. If they can do that they might be able to build some momentum for the up coming weeks (CV, NS, and Berlin). They could feasibly win two of those games.
Again, they need to win big!
SHADE - 42
FERNDALE - 14
North Star plays Chesnut Ridge this week. The Cougars picked up right where they left off from last year. This could possibly the 2nd biggest test they face this season (Windber being the 1st). I don't know much about this years Ridge squad. I hope the Cougars continue to win big. As of date, the WESTPAC title game could be played in week 8- North Star vs Windber