Central catholic north allegheny football score

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Sure, there were bigger guys out there. But on a field dotted with major-college talents, Kushner passed for two touchdowns and ran for four more, including a yarder late in the fourth quarter Saturday night that let the Tigers defend their WPIAL title. There were 12 total touchdowns. There was a blocked field goal and long return that set up a score. There was a forced fumble and recovery in the red zone. There was a punt that bounced off an unsuspecting player.

Central catholic north allegheny football score

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NA Football Twitter. Central Catholic threw an interception and lost two fumbles, one on a punt that took an unlucky bounce for the Vikings.

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The top two-ranked teams in the largest classification have rolled through opponents so far this season and have been on a collision course for this week four matchup. Both teams enter this contest with identical records and a mark in the Tri-County Five Conference. This prolific attack is facilitated by the leading passer in the WPIAL, Payton Wehner, who has thrown over 1, yards with 15 touchdowns and just 1 interception. The Vikings also feature four major Division I commits, including wide receiver Peter Gonzalez and linebacker Anthony Speca, who are both headed to Penn State; tight end and linebacker Cole Sullivan who will go to Michigan, and defensive lineman Ty Yuhaus, who is committed to the University of Pittsburgh. The Vikings are coming of an impressive win at Mt. Lebanon last week and have scored no less than 43 points in any game this season. North Allegheny, meanwhile, boasts the best scoring defense in Class 6A allowing a paltry eight points per game. But the NA offense can score some points too, averaging 49 points per game and coming off a game against Baldwin in which it scored 61 points in the first half.

Central catholic north allegheny football score

The 85 points scored between the two teams set a new record for the highest scoring championship game in WPIAL history. The Tigers also defeated the Vikings in the title tilt, The other was Mack Leftwich, who accomplished the same feat multiple times in The extra point attempt by PCC failed following the touchdown. In a first half with five lead changes, North Allegheny immediately responded when Kushner found senior wideout Khiryn Boyd wide open for a yard touchdown pass and a lead with on the clock. Central Catholic countered with a play, yard drive the was punctuated with an yard touchdown pass by senior quarterback Peyton Wehner to senior tight end Cole Sullivan for a lead with on the first quarter clock. Khiryn Boyd hauls in his second TD catch for a lead late in the first quarter. Neither team was able to score on their next possession before NA regained the advantage with 51 seconds left in the quarter courtesy of a yard scoring strike by Kushner to Boyd to leapfrog the Tigers back in front, Continuing the seesaw nature of the contest, the Vikings answered back with a nine-play, yard drive that culminated on a 2-yard rushing touchdown by running back Elijah Faulkner for a lead with remaining in the second quarter.

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It's About the Warrior Foundation. This was the first under Lehmeier, a first-year coach. Central Catholic never faded. North Allegheny Program Standings. Tiger 4 Life Elite Sponsors. He can be reached at charlan triblive. Sure, there were bigger guys out there. But North Allegheny sealed the win by recovering an onside kick. Trueman Landscaping. Championship Sponsors.

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A clutch field goal by NA kicker Peter Notaro early in the fourth quarter provided the margin of victory. Touchdown Sponsors. Class Photos. Position Group Photos. There was a forced fumble and recovery in the red zone. Booster Information. Boyd scored Saturday on first-half receptions of 45 and 57 yards. North Allegheny Program Standings. North Allegheny jumped out to a lead and cruised to a win at Seneca Valley on Friday night in the regular season finale at NexTier Stadium. Chaz Palla Tribune-Review. But on a field dotted with major-college talents, Kushner passed for two touchdowns and ran for four more, including a yarder late in the fourth quarter Saturday night that let the Tigers defend their WPIAL title.