Week Two District Six Class AAA Power Rankings
Posted: September 4th, 2016, 9:45 am
1. Central 2-0 Defeated Tyrone 31-7 Next up: @ Clearfield Last week: #1
Central had their second big game in as many weeks, and came away with another dominant performance beating Tyrone 31-7. Now they travel to Clearfield for a third consecutive showdown. It's a very difficult opening stretch for this team, but they are passing it with flying colors at the moment. Alex Hoenstine has been fantastic through two games, and is averaging a cool 193 rushing yards per game, he will look to keep that rolling this week against the Bison.
2. Juniata 2-0 Defeated Williams Valley 35-28 Next up: East Juniata Last week: #2
Juniata was able to hold off Williams Valley and move to 2-0 on the year. Senior Quarterback Tyler Clark once again had a big game with three touchdown passes. The Indians will host 1-1 East Juniata this week with the hopes of moving to 3-0.
3. Bald Eagle 2-0 Defeated Philipsbirg-Osceola 55-0 Next up: Penns Valley Last Week: #5
Is Bald Eagle truly the third best team in class 3A? I'm not sure of that just yet, but they are 2-0 and are outscoring opponents 109-0. The schedule will pick up soon, and Penns Valley should prove to be a more difficult test this week. It's still a winnable game, and a 3-0 start could happen for the Bald Eagles.
4. Forest Hills 1-1 Defeated Somerset 28-14 Next up: @ Johnstown Last week: Not Ranked
After a disappointing loss in week one, Forest Hills surprised some people with a win against 4A Somerset. The Rangers definitely did it in dramatic fashion as well. Junior defensive back Jon Long (who is off to a great start this season) picked off a pass and returned it 104 yards to win the game. At that point the Rangers were protecting a one score lead and Somerset was driving, so it was a pretty special way to win a game. Can they keep it rolling this week? Johnstown is very good, but perhaps Forest Hills gained some confidence with that win over Somerset.
5. Tyrone 1-1 Lost to Central 31-7 Next up: Huntingdon Last Week: #3
Tyrone couldn't hang witht the Dragons in week one, but no shame in that. Central seems like one of the best AAA teams in Pennsylvania. We'll see if they can rebound in a rivalry game with fellow 1-1 squard Huntingdon.
Central had their second big game in as many weeks, and came away with another dominant performance beating Tyrone 31-7. Now they travel to Clearfield for a third consecutive showdown. It's a very difficult opening stretch for this team, but they are passing it with flying colors at the moment. Alex Hoenstine has been fantastic through two games, and is averaging a cool 193 rushing yards per game, he will look to keep that rolling this week against the Bison.
2. Juniata 2-0 Defeated Williams Valley 35-28 Next up: East Juniata Last week: #2
Juniata was able to hold off Williams Valley and move to 2-0 on the year. Senior Quarterback Tyler Clark once again had a big game with three touchdown passes. The Indians will host 1-1 East Juniata this week with the hopes of moving to 3-0.
3. Bald Eagle 2-0 Defeated Philipsbirg-Osceola 55-0 Next up: Penns Valley Last Week: #5
Is Bald Eagle truly the third best team in class 3A? I'm not sure of that just yet, but they are 2-0 and are outscoring opponents 109-0. The schedule will pick up soon, and Penns Valley should prove to be a more difficult test this week. It's still a winnable game, and a 3-0 start could happen for the Bald Eagles.
4. Forest Hills 1-1 Defeated Somerset 28-14 Next up: @ Johnstown Last week: Not Ranked
After a disappointing loss in week one, Forest Hills surprised some people with a win against 4A Somerset. The Rangers definitely did it in dramatic fashion as well. Junior defensive back Jon Long (who is off to a great start this season) picked off a pass and returned it 104 yards to win the game. At that point the Rangers were protecting a one score lead and Somerset was driving, so it was a pretty special way to win a game. Can they keep it rolling this week? Johnstown is very good, but perhaps Forest Hills gained some confidence with that win over Somerset.
5. Tyrone 1-1 Lost to Central 31-7 Next up: Huntingdon Last Week: #3
Tyrone couldn't hang witht the Dragons in week one, but no shame in that. Central seems like one of the best AAA teams in Pennsylvania. We'll see if they can rebound in a rivalry game with fellow 1-1 squard Huntingdon.