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North Star tops Berlin for 1st District 5 football title since 2011
.oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } Kasey Yoder 4-yard touchdown run. Sean Hemminger adds PAT. North Star 7, Berlin Brothersvalley 0 w/ 2:39 left in 2Q.@NS_CougarFB https://t.co/t04cIxQVya — Adam Ripple (@ARipple_DAsport) November 14, 2026 SOMERSET — North Star senior Kasey Yoder rushed for 94 yards, a touchdown and had a 45-yard pick-six to seal the District 5 Class 2A football championship game over Berlin Brothersvalley 16-7, Friday, Nov. 13, at Somerset High School. "This is huge," said North Star first-year coach Shane Smith. "It's been forever since this program, this town, the school district had a chance to play in this game, and to come in here against a really good Berlin football team and get a win against a quality opponent really means the world." Title game preview Berlin Brothersvalley, North Star meet again with D5-2A title at stake Blanked Northern Bedford knocks off Meyersdale in D5-1A football title game It was North Star's first win over Berlin Brothersvalley since the Cougars knocked off the Mountaineers in the 2011 D5-1A championship game. After a scoreless first quarter, North Star (10-2) broke the ice with 2:39 to go on a Yoder 4-yard TD run. Sean
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
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Seton LaSalle makes plays in all 3 phases in Class 2A quarterfinal win over Ligonier Valley
Seton LaSalle used a dominant performance across all three phases of the game Friday night, rolling past Ligonier Valley, 48-10, to advance to the WPIAL Class 2A semifinals. The second-seeded Rebels (10-1) forced multiple turnovers, scored on a blocked punt and an interception return and consistently found ways to move the ball offensively in a convincing victory over the seventh-seeded Rams (9-3).
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Smithsburg ends 22-year playoff victory drought with thrilling win over Mountain Ridge
SMITHSBURG, Md. — Smithsburg’s first football playoff victory in 22 years came down to one final, frantic play Friday night. And when the dust finally settled, the Leopards had plenty to celebrate on their home field. With Mountain Ridge threatening to score in the closing seconds, Smithsburg’s Zach...
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Apollo-Ridge recovers from gaffe, smothers Neshannock to reach WPIAL Class 2A semifinals
Apollo-Ridge quarterback Chris Dailey knows there is no magic switch that will allow misfortune to solely torture an opponent. Poor decisions made on the field can punish the Vikings, as well. After one of his mistakes nearly turned the tide in a WPIAL Class 2A quarterfinal Friday at Owens Field,...
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The Fumbled Kickoff That Crushed Meyersdale's Championship Dreams
Las Vegas Raiders logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Northern Bedford County shut out Meyersdale 21-0 in the District 5 Class 1A football championship game, a brutal Friday night in Windber that saw the Red Raiders’ […]
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With ‘eyes for the end zone,’ Ameer Nelson leads Washington past Beth-Center in Class A quarters
In a backfield full of talented athletes, it was Washington junior Ameer Nelson’s time to shine. With senior Jamarie Walker returning after missing last week due to an injury, Nelson took advantage of the opportunities given to him Friday night. Nelson racked up 116 yards on nine carries and...
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Clairton’s dominant defense lifts Bears past California into WPIAL Class A semifinals
Throughout the 2026 season, Clairton has had to deal with a lot of distractions. But despite that, the Bears’ defense has stood its ground every Friday night. Ahead of their WPIAL Class A quarterfinal matchup against No. 6 California, No. 3 Clairton had tallied four straight shutouts and allowed 26 points in the last seven games. The last touchdown the Bears gave up was in late September.
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Shenango grinds down Monessen in Class A quarterfinals
If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. For Shenango coach Casey Hilton, that has been his team’s motto through its undefeated season. Coming into Friday’s Class A quarterfinal matchup, the Wildcats had only passed the ball 25 times the entire season but had carried a whopping 385 times.