Freeport pounds Valley
It was the Alex Isenberg show Friday night.
Freeport's senior quarterback ran for three touchdowns and threw for two more as Freeport mauled Valley 41-0.
Isenberg scored on runs of 1, 8 and 6 in the rout.
The Yellowjackets (5-1, 5-1) led 21-0 at halftime, but blew the game open with a 20-point third quarter.
Darius Frantz caught a 21-yard pass from Isenberg, then the quarterback scored two of his three rushing touchdowns to ice the game.
Summit Academy 37, West Shamokin 0 — Quarterback Doug House rushed for 121 yards as the Knights rolled past section foe West Shamokin.House scored on a 75-yard run to blow the game open in the second quarter as Summit led 29-0 at the half.Maurice Houston ran for a 15-yard score and caught a 10-yard touchdown pass from House.The Knights' defense continued its stellar play, holding the Wolves to two first downs and 133 total yards.
Clarion 52, Union 14 — The Golden Knights' Trent Corle tossed a 26-yard touchdown pass to Taylor Smith and a 66-yard score to Zach Traister, but they were too little, too late in this KSAC loss.Clarion (5-1, 5-1) scored four touchdowns in the first quarter to build a 25-0 lead.The Bobcats put the game away with a 14-point third quarter.Corle finished with 8-of-17 passing for 125 yards and Traister caught four passes for 80 yards.Clarion running backs Bubba Rue and Kevin Grejda each had more than 100 yards rushing.
Hickory 14, Grove City 3 — Jeff Hershberger booted a field goal in the first quarter for Grove City, which was shut out the rest of the way.Jamarr Patterson rushed for 99 yards and quarterback Tyler Dagres added 76 on the ground in a losing effort.
Butler's doubles team of Madison Kerr and Carolyn Shetter placed fourth out of 16 teams in the section doubles tournament.The Golden Tornado (8-5) host Seneca Valley Monday to end the season.
<B>Grove City 2, Wilmington 1 — </B>The Eagles (11-1) won this Thursday game in double overtime. Mark Jaskowak scored both Grove City goals, with the winner coming on the redirection of a shot by A.J. Motta.
