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Pa. high school football scores for Week 7

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Week 7 of Pa. high school football is in the books.

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Here are results from PIAA football games held on Thursday, Oct. 8, and Friday, Oct. 9:

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Pa. high school football scores from Friday, Oct. 9

  • Academy at Palumbo 23, Edison-Fareira 0
  • Aliquippa 52, Our Lady of the Sacred Heart 0
  • Annville-Cleona 34, Pequea Valley 0 
  • Belle Vernon 49, Mt Pleasant 0 
  • Bellefonte 14, Philipsburg-Osceola 6 
  • Benjamin Franklin 26, Roxborough 0 
  • Berwick 24, Hazleton 21 
  • Bethlehem Catholic 49, Freedom 17 
  • Bishop McCort 35, Westmont Hilltop 21 
  • Bishop McDevitt 47, Altoona 14 
  • Blackhawk 30, Mars 24 
  • Bloomsburg 36, Hughesville 14 
  • Blue Mountain 63, Pine Grove 14 
  • Burrell 14, Knoch 7 
  • Butler 42, Baldwin 0 
  • California 57, West Greene 0 
  • Cambria Heights 57, Portage 0 
  • Camp Hill 47, Susquenita 26 
  • Cedar Crest 41, McCaskey 6 
  • Central 21, Penns Valley 7 
  • Central 27, Frankford 20 
  • Central Bucks West 45, Central Bucks South 13 
  • Central Cambria 42, Forest Hills 12 
  • Central Catholic 42, North Allegheny 0 
  • Chambersburg 33, Carlisle 13 
  • Chartiers Valley 49, Laurel Highlands 12 
  • Clearfield 28, Bald Eagle 7 
  • Coatesville 42, Avon Grove 0 
  • Conemaugh Township 49, Penns Manor 14 
  • Council Rock South 42, Upper Dublin 7 
  • Dallas 49, Lake-Lehman 7 
  • Delaware Valley 55, Scranton 0 
  • Donegal 23, Conrad Weiser 13 
  • Dover 48, Eastern York 14 
  • Dunmore 72, Western Wayne 0 
  • Eastern Lebanon County 55, Octorara 42 
  • Elizabeth-Forward 49, Derry 13 
  • Elizabethtown 42, Governor Mifflin 17 
  • Ephrata 21, Manheim Central 14 
  • Exeter 69, Lebanon 18 
  • Fairview 47, Seneca 20 
  • Fitch 48, McDowell 10 
  • Fort Cherry 48, Bentworth 7 
  • Frazier 48, Mapletown 0 
  • Gateway 49, Connellsville 10 
  • Glendale 60, Claysburg-Kimmel 7 
  • Greater Latrobe 29, Franklin Regional 27 
  • Grove City 35, Oil City 27 
  • Hanover 24, Delone Catholic 21 
  • Harbor Creek 27, Meadville 0 
  • Hempfield Area 29, Norwin 6 
  • Highlands 42, Southmoreland 20 
  • Homer-Center 63, Conemaugh Valley 30 
  • Honesdale 51, Lakeland 20 
  • Hopewell 60, Ellwood City 0 
  • Huntingdon 36, Tyrone 33 
  • Jeannette 24, Greensburg Central Catholic 7 
  • Jersey Shore 28, DuBois 14 
  • Jim Thorpe 35, Northern Lehigh 7 
  • KIPP DuBois 20, Vaux Big Picture 14 
  • Keystone Oaks 22, Carlynton 21 
  • Kiski 45, Hampton 10 
  • Lampeter-Strasburg 38, Northern Lebanon 0 
  • Lincoln 22, Belmont 0 
  • Littlestown 37, Buchanan 6 
  • Loyalsock Township 35, Warrior Run 27 
  • Marian Catholic 25, Nativity 20 
  • McKeesport 47, Central Valley 7 
  • Mechanicsburg 14, Palmyra 13 
  • Mid Valley 49, Riverside 28 
  • Middletown 20, West Perry 7 
  • Mifflinburg 57, Central Mountain 14 
  • Milton 51, Central Columbia 0 
  • Monessen 32, Leechburg 21 
  • Montour 26, New Castle 21 
  • Moon 35, Plum 28 
  • Morrisville 19, New Hope-Solebury 13 
  • Mt Lebanon 21, Seneca Valley 14 
  • Mt. Carmel 35, Montoursville 14 
  • Muncy 14, Canton 6 
  • Nazareth 43, Liberty 17 
  • Neshaminy 42, Abington 6 
  • North Hills 14, Armstrong 0 
  • Northeastern 53, Kennard-Dale 13 
  • Northwestern Lehigh 35, Lehighton 17 
  • Notre Dame 49, Palmerton 6 
  • Parkland 63, Dieruff 0 
  • Penn Cambria 53, Chestnut Ridge 21 
  • Penn-Trafford 42, Fox Chapel 7 
  • Pennridge 20, North Penn 8 
  • Pine-Richland 49, Penn Hills 14 
  • Pittston 41, Crestwood 22 
  • Pottsville 50, Panther Valley 6 
  • Quakertown 22, Souderton 21 
  • Richland 32, Greater Johnstown High 7 
  • River Valley 47, Purchase Line 7 
  • Scranton Prep 37, North Pocono 36 
  • Shamokin 48, Williamsport 13 
  • Shenango 42, Cornell 6 
  • Shikellamy 40, Selinsgrove 13 
  • Somerset 14, Bedford 7 
  • South Allegheny 46, Charleroi 41 
  • South Fayette 63, Albert Gallatin 6 
  • South Park 46, Yough 21 
  • South Williamsport 71, Wyalusing Valley 0 
  • Southern Columbia 39, Danville 14 
  • Southern Huntingdon 46, West Branch 8 
  • Spring Grove 27, Red Lion 14 
  • Spring-Ford 28, Perkiomen Valley 7 
  • Steel Valley 52, Brownsville 0 
  • Steelton-Highspire 36, Line Mountain 27 
  • Tamaqua 12, North Schuylkill 7 
  • Taylor Allderdice 22, Perry Traditional 14 
  • Tri-Valley 41, Mahanoy 16 
  • Trinity 14, Peters Township 3 
  • Trinity 38, Boiling Springs 0 
  • Twin Valley 34, Solanco 17 
  • Union 42, Rochester 0 
  • Upper Dauphin 28, Juniata 13 
  • Upper Perkiomen 14, Pottsgrove 6 
  • Upper St Clair 44, Bethel Park 7 
  • Valley View 45, West Scranton 6 
  • Washington 48, Burgettstown 14 
  • Waynesburg Central 42, Greensburg-Salem 7 
  • West Allegheny 24, Thomas Jefferson 17 
  • Western Beaver 45, Mohawk 7 
  • Whitehall 28, Emmaus 27 
  • Williams Valley 36, Minersville 34 
  • Wilson 41, Hempfield 7 
  • Windber 42, Everett 14 
  • Woodland Hills 35, Canon-McMillan 17

Pa. high school football scores from Thursday, Oct. 8

  • Abington Heights 21, Wallenpaupack High School 7
  • Bartram 30, Mastery North 0
  • Berks Catholic 57, Kutztown 0
  • Big Spring 48, York Tech 13
  • Eisenhower 21, Girard 7
  • Minersville 8, Williams Valley 0
  • Pocono Mountain East 30, East Stroudsburg South 22
  • Ringgold 46, Uniontown 6
  • Schuylkill Haven 48, Shenandoah Valley 20
  • South Philadelphia 22, Kensington 0
  • Stroudsburg 37, Pocono Mountain West 20
  • Wellsboro 16, Towanda 7
  • Westinghouse 81, Brashear 14

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Running back Ayden Fernandez carries red hot Reagan to win against Madison

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Reagan's Ayden Fernandez (22) runs the ball toward the end zone for a second quarter touchdown against the Madison Mavericks at Jerry Comalander Stadium in San Antonio, Friday, Oct. 9, 2026. (Sam Owens/San Antonio Express-News)

Reagan's bolt of offensive energy has come across the ball from all-district linebacker Ayden Fernandez.

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Fernandez delivered his best performance of the season Friday with 189 yards and two touchdowns on 23 carries in the Rattlers' 21-9 victory against Madison at Comalander Stadium.

"I feel it's the biggest cheat code you can have," Fernandez said. "I mean, as a linebacker, you're taught to guess where the running back is. I use that to my advantage as best I can, hitting the holes and manipulating them like I would to running back."

Reagan improved to 3-2 overall and 3-0 in District 28-6A, which is tied with No. 1 Johnson (5-0, 3-0) in the standings.

Fernandez scored on touchdown runs of 12 and 33 yards to give him seven rushing scores for the season. It was his best performance since going for 197 yards in a victory against Roosevelt last year.

"In practice, we have one motto - downhill run, downhill run," Fernandez said. "As you see, downhill running works. When you hit the gap fast, hit the hole fast, good things happen. When the o-linemen are on their keys, good things happen."

Fernandez is providing what the Rattlers needed on the offensive end after struggling in non-district losses against Steele (52-21) and Brennan (63-0) to open the season.

"He really created the spark we needed," Reagan coach Preston Meyer said. "We didn't really run the ball very well early, and he's come over there and he's really provided that spark. The kids look to him and has those leadership qualities and has done a really good job."

In district play, Fernandez has relinquished most of his defensive duties to focus on offense. It's a role he loves to play.

"It's a blessing," Fernandez said. "How many people in 6A Texas football get to say they play both sides - offense and defense - and make a big impact? I have faith in the guys, and I have faith in my team. One out of 11. Every eleven has to do his job."

A pass intended for Madison's Decoreion McMillian (2) sails over him and Reagan's Colt Galan (40) during the fourth quarter at Jerry Comalander Stadium in San Antonio, Friday, Oct. 9, 2026. (Sam Owens/San Antonio Express-News)

Following a scoreless first quarter, Madison broke on the scoreboard midway through the second with a 35-yard field goal by Richard Manning. The score was set up by Juan Gonzalez's interception on Madison's 7-yard line that stopped a promising drive.

Reagan answered on the ensuing possession when Fernandez scored on a 12-yard touchdown run, capping a seven-play, 48-yard drive. Reagan's Ben Rice returned a kickoff 36 yards to put the Rattlers in Madison territory.

The Ratters that 7-3 lead into intermission and made it 14-3 on Fernandez's 33-yard score with 8:01 in the third.

Madison pulled to within 14-9 on Elijah Brito's 14-yard score. The Mavericks made the extra point but took it off the board and elected to go for two when Reagan was called for an offside penalty. The Mavericks missed on the running try.

Madison made a final push for the win and got to Reagan's 9-yard line with less than a minute left on a hook and lateral to Jaleel Lowery, who pitched to Decoreion McMillan for 33 yards. Two plays later, Jaden Bullock returned an interception 94 yards for a touchdown that sealed the game.

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‘Unreal Bill’ – LA Lakers fans poke fun at Bill Simmons for hyping up Kings player who shot 4-of-15

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Bill Simmons is being playfully mocked after he hyped up Darius Acuff Jr. of the Sacramento Kings.

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The Kings were in preseason action against the Los Angeles Lakers this week, losing 114-110.

Acuff Jr. featured in that game and Simmons shared some highlights of his shooting, writing: “Always try not to get too excited about preseason highlights but… I mean…” in his tweet.

But when all was said and done, Acuff shot 4-of-15 FG against the Lakers, and fans have now poked fun at Simmons for his tweet as a result.

Fans respond to Bill Simmons’ tweet about Darius Acuff Jr.

When reacting to Simmons’ tweet, fans were quick to point out how Acuff started 1-10 and still only ended 4-15.

One fan replied: “Bro gassing up 4-15 from the field. Unreal Bill.”

Another commented: “4-15 with a -14 in 23 minutes. Very impressive!”

A third tweeted: “Wow Bill, incredible highlights. Dribble, dribble, jump shot and a drive to the hoop. I don’t think I’ve seen anything like it.”

Another asked: “He shot 4-15 in this game with 3 TOs and 1 assist in 23 minutes…what exactly do you mean?”

“He started off 1 for 10, I don’t see anything to be excited about,” a fifth pointed out.

And a sixth wrote: “You probably should’ve muted the audio if he’s your agenda because 1-10… yikes.”

After losing to the Lakers, the Kings are next in preseason action against the Golden State Warriors on Saturday night.

They will kick off their regular NBA campaign later this month when they take on the LA Clippers.

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