
SUSQUEHANNA 25, DUNMORE 21
Susquehanna shook off a sluggish start, then avoided a potential crushing conclusion to its Saturday non-league game against visiting Dunmore.
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CANISIUS (NY) 39 SCRANTON PREP 25
At Dunmore High School, visiting Canisius High School of Buffalo handed Scranton Prep its first loss of the season, 39-25. The Crusaders, from Buffalo, NY, opened their season on Saturday.
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COLUMBIA-MONTOUR VO-TECH 44, MONTROSE 14
Braxtyn Brown ran for the game’s first five touchdowns Friday night as visiting Columbia-Montour Vo-Tech kept Montrose winless with the 44-14 victory.
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CENTRAL YORK 31, DELAWARE VALLEY 20
Central York jumped out to a big lead en route to a 31-20 win over Delaware Valley. For the fourth straight year, the Warriors start the season 0-3.
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HOLY CROSS 24 HANOVER AREA 20
Holy Cross and Hanover Area each scored three touchdowns in their non-league game at Nanticoke Friday night, but the Crusaders used two-point conversions after each of their scores to make the difference in the 24-20 victory.
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LAKE-LEHMAN 42 NORTHWEST 6
Jayden Skipalis scored three first-half touchdowns Friday night as Lake-Lehman defeated visiting Northwest, 42-6, in a non-league game.
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CRESTWOOD 55 TUNKHANNOCK 15
Jaden Shedlock returned to the Crestwood lineup to provide two first-quarter touchdowns of more than 70 yards Friday night as the Comets pounded host Tunkhannock, 55-15, in a non-league game between Wyoming Valley Conference teams.
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NORTH POCONO 23 WYOMING VALLEY WEST 7
North Pocono got three touchdowns from three different players en route to a 23-7 win over Wyoming Valley West Friday night in Kingston.
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ABINGTON HEIGHTS 30 DALLAS 17
Nick Bradley ran for two touchdowns and threw two more as Abington Heights topped Dallas 30-17 at Mountaineer Stadium.
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WALLENPAUPACK 14, HONESDALE 6
The Wayne-Pike Shrine Bowl ended up being a defensive affair with with two Buckhorns’ rushing touchdown ended up the difference makers in Wallenpaupack’s 14-6 win over Honesdale.
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PITTSTON AREA 55 NANTICOKE 0
Pittston Area earned their first win of the season and the first career win for head coach Joe DeLucca as the Patriots routed Nanticoke 55-0.
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VALLEY VIEW 25, WILKES-BARRE 20
Brady Skeen and Gianni Marino had fourth quarter interceptions and Zach Cwalinski threw two touchdown passes as Valley View rallied to beat Wilkes-Barre 25-20.
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WESTERN WAYNE 34 WYOMING AREA 23
Josh Vinton scored three touchdowns and Western Wayne took advantage of two other scores in the final two minutes of the first half Friday night to defeat visiting Wyoming Area, 34-23, in a meeting of two of the top three Small School teams in the Super Six.
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RIVERSIDE 41 LAKELAND 13
At Chapman Lake in a battle of unbeaten teams, Riverside used a relentless second-half attack to overwhelm Lakeland 41-13.
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LACKAWANNA TRAIL 35 BERWICK 0
At Tunnel Hill, in a game that featured outstanding individual and team defensive plays by Lackawanna Trail, the Lions bounced back from their loss to Western Wayne in Week 2 by dismantling the visiting Berwick Bulldogs by the score of 35-0.
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CARBONDALE AREA 45 HOLY REDEEMER 7
At Carbondale Area, the Chargers won their second consecutive game, blasting the visiting Holy Redeemer Royals by the count of 45-7. Holy Redeemer fell to 0-3 on the year.
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SCRANTON 34, POCONO MT. EAST 6
Memphis Shotto scored two touchdowns while Brody Coyle threw one and ran for another as No. 1 Scranton defeated Pocono Mountain East 34-6
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MID VALLEY 42, OLD FORGE 18
It took them a couple series to get going, but the Spartan Army marches on.
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HAZLETON AREA 13 WEST SCRANTON 3
At Scranton Memorial Stadium in a game played at 4:00 on Friday afternoon, the visiting Cougars of Hazleton Area notched their first win of the season, defeating West Scranton 13-3.
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