<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0p7WXO_1H1bRXd000" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0p7WXO_1H1bRXd000" width="1200" height="700" ></figure>A pair of champions will be crowned in Class 4A and the Class 6A District 6-10 subregional this weekend, while semifinal action will take place in Classes 3A, 2A and 1A. It’s part of a jam-packed weekend of high school football in District 10.Here’s a look at each game.CLASS 4A CHAMPIONSHIPGENERAL MCLANE (10-0) vs. CATHEDRAL PREP (9-2), Fairview H.S., 7 p.m.An undefeated season and a District 10 championship are on the line when General McLane and Cathedral Prep meet for the second time this season. The Lancers won the first meeting, 40-27, on Oct. 9, handing the Ramblers one of their two losses.General McLane continued its unbeaten season with a 55-14 victory over Harbor Creek in the semifinals. Gabe Montroy accounted for three touchdowns, while Charlie Bennett added three rushing scores. Bennett has been a major part of the Lancers’ ground attack, averaging more than 115 rushing yards per game, while quarterback Josh Caro has thrown 13 touchdown passes.Cathedral Prep advanced with a 37-0 shutout of Oil City. Dazarie Carson was spectacular, rushing for 275 yards and two touchdowns on just 14 carries. Carson has been one of the Ramblers’ primary offensive weapons all season, while junior Eli Elwell provides another option in the passing game.CLASS 3A SEMIFINALSSHARON (7-2) vs. GROVE CITY (9-2), Wilmington H.S., 7 p.m.Sharon and Grove City renew their rivalry with a spot in the District 10 Class 3A championship game at stake. The Tigers won the regular-season meeting, 20-13, on Oct. 23, and now Grove City gets another opportunity against its Region 4 rival.The Eagles advanced with a 42-6 victory over North East, using a big performance from running back Gavin Purdy. Purdy has been one of D-10’s most productive backs, with more than 1,600 rushing yards and 28 touchdowns. Quarterback Heath Hohman and receiver Austin Gothe give Grove City additional options through the air.Sharon enters after a first-round bye and has won seven consecutive games since opening the season with losses to Cathedral Prep and Hickory. Junior running back Marius Best has led the Tigers’ ground game, averaging more than 130 yards per contest, while quarterback Ghafir Lampkins and the Sharon defense have helped the team build momentum heading into the rematch.HICKORY (8-1) vs. FORT LEBOEUF (7-4), Farrell H.S., 7 p.m.Top-seeded Hickory will look to continue its run toward another District 10 championship when it faces Fort LeBoeuf. The Hornets won the regular-season meeting, 56-13, on Oct. 9, but the Bison enter the semifinal after earning a 35-27 win over Corry.Fort LeBoeuf’s offense is led by senior Aiden Struchen, who has averaged more than 112 rushing yards per game and scored 16 touchdowns. Quarterback Dominic Walters also provides a dual-threat presence, contributing both as a passer and runner. The Bison piled up 283 rushing yards in their win over Corry.Hickory brings a balanced offense of its own. Senior running back Kelvin Morrison averages more than 100 yards per game on the ground, while senior receiver Jadon Phillips has been a major target, averaging more than 100 receiving yards per game. Quarterback Christian Dungee has thrown 26 touchdown passes. The Hornets have won eight straight since their season-opening loss to WestinghouseDISTRICT 6-10 SUBREGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPMCDOWELL (8-3) at STATE COLLEGE (11-0), 7 p.m.McDowell faces an unbeaten State College team with a championship and a trip into the state playoffs at stake. The Little Lions enter at 11-0 after winning the District 6 title and blowing past Erie, while McDowell advanced with a thrilling 47-41 double overtime victory over Altoona.The Trojans have a dangerous passing attack led by junior quarterback Evan Kuhn, who has averaged more than 260 passing yards per game. Receiver James Feronti has been a primary target, averaging nearly 66 receiving yards per contest. McDowell also has playmakers in the backfield, including Chase Carrick, who scored the game-winning touchdown against Altoona.State College senior running back Rowan Walker averages more than 118 rushing yards per game and has scored 14 touchdowns. Quarterback Connor Kulka has added more than 170 passing yards per game, while senior receiver Anderson Fry averages more than 80 receiving yards per contest. State College has scored 476 points while allowing just 83 through 11 games.SATURDAYCLASS 2A SEMIFINALSFARRELL (7-1) vs. IROQUOIS (5-6), Hickory H.S., noonFarrell opens its postseason semifinal run against an Iroquois team that reached the matchup with a playoff upset. The Braves knocked off fourth-seeded Girard, 27-24, in the quarterfinals, with quarterback Chase Cocolin accounting for two second-half touchdowns.Cocolin threw a 27-yard touchdown pass to Ryheem Abu-Zebiba before adding a 39-yard scoring run to help Iroquois pull away. The Braves have also received production from Cameron Cadden in the running game and Noah Olowinski as a receiving target.Farrell earned a first-round bye after finishing the regular season 7-1. The Steelers have been one of the district’s most explosive teams, led by senior quarterback Aaron Pegues, who has thrown for more than 1,500 yards and 29 touchdowns. Jason Marshall II leads the rushing attack, while Dey’Mar Cain and Dorean Cain give Pegues experienced receiving options. Farrell’s defense has allowed just 54 points through eight games.GREENVILLE (8-2) vs. SHARPSVILLE (7-4), Farrell H.S., 7 p.m.Greenville and Sharpsville meet for the second time this season, with the Trojans looking to repeat their regular-season result. Greenville defeated the Blue Devils, 58-7, on Sept. 11, but Sharpsville enters the semifinal after one of the most dramatic victories of the opening playoff round.The Blue Devils outlasted Seneca, 53-48, as junior running back Geno Currie rushed for 315 yards and four touchdowns. Tre’Marr Ham-McCullough added 146 rushing yards and three scores in the victory.The Trojans finished the regular season 8-2 and have been led by running back Landon Porter and receiver Justin Schell, as well as quarterback Cael Thurber. Porter has rushed for more than 850 yards, while Schell has topped 600 receiving yards and scored 11 total touchdowns. Greenville has scored more than 400 points this season.CLASS 1A SEMIFINALSMERCYHURST PREP (8-2) vs. MAPLEWOOD (7-4), Fort LeBoeuf H.S., noonMercyhurst Prep and Maplewood meet in a Region 2 rematch with a place in the District 10 Class 1A championship game on the line. The Lakers won the regular-season meeting, 56-13, but Maplewood enters the semifinal after knocking off second-round opponent Cambridge Springs, 15-9.Maplewood has been led by senior quarterback Kyle Jordan and sophomore running back Mason Potosky. Jordan contributes as both a runner and passer, while Potosky has scored 13 touchdowns. The Tigers will look to control the clock and keep the Lakers’ offense off the field.Mercyhurst Prep has been one of the district’s most productive teams, scoring 520 points through its first 10 games. Senior running back Vinnie Feliciano has been the centerpiece of the offense, averaging more than 240 rushing yards per game and scoring 34 touchdowns.WILMINGTON (8-2) vs. SAEGERTOWN (8-3), Hickory H.S., 7 p.m.Saegertown will take an eight-game winning streak into its semifinal matchup with top-seeded Wilmington. The Panthers opened the season with three losses but have steadily turned things around, including a 53-20 victory over Lakeview in the quarterfinals.Saegertown relies heavily on its ground game, with Cru Scott, Riley Wilkinson and Matthew Shartle providing a three-pronged rushing attack. Scott averages more than 95 yards per game, while Wilkinson and Shartle have also been productive runners and scoring threats.Wilmington finished the regular season 8-2 and has been led by senior running back Chase Mitcheltree. The Greyhounds have scored more than 420 points this season and will look to use their physical running game to control the semifinal. Saegertown’s recent surge,</div></body>

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