Five Pennsylvania High School Football Games to Watch in Week 10

West York visits Dover
West York, ranked No. 24 in the Pennsylvania High School Football Top 25 State Rankings, takes a 9-0 record to nearby Dover, which is 8-1. The teams are playing for the outright YAIAA 4A Division III championship.
Bulldogs junior quarterback Jensen Ferber has thrown for 1,770 yards and 18 touchdowns, with one interception, and rushed for eight scores. Junior running back Aidan Wagner has 823 yards and 10 touchdowns, averaging more than eight yards per carry.
Four-star Kent State recruit Julius Fuentes-Bream leads a West York defense allowing 8.4 points per game and recording four interceptions. Junior defensive end Logan Boyer has 14 tackles for loss and nine sacks. Dover counters with quarterback Iyon Valenti, who has 1,688 passing yards and 23 touchdowns; Lincoln Decker and Mimi Valenti have seven touchdown catches each. Junior linebacker Gage Malehorn has 91 tackles, including six for loss.
State College faces Harrisburg
State College is seeking to end Harrisburg’s perfect season after losing to rival Bishop McDevitt last week. A win would create a three-way tie atop the Mid-Penn Commonwealth Division standings.
Senior running back Rowan Walker has 991 yards and 18 touchdowns for State College. He faces a Harrisburg team that gave up 51 points to Bishop McDevitt.
Friars carry four-game streak
The Friars have won four straight since losing to St. Joseph’s Prep a month ago. Their latest victory was a comeback against Haverford School, played without junior Julius Riddick, who was out with a calf injury.
Key points
- West York and Dover meet with the outright YAIAA 4A Division III title at stake.
- State College hopes to end Harrisburg’s perfect season and create a three-way division tie.
- The Rebels and Crusaders play for the WPIAL 2A Century Conference championship.
- St. Joe’s Prep’s Max Rogers returned from injury and threw three touchdown passes.

