In 2019, he rushed for 896 yards and scored eight touchdowns in helping Canon-Mac reach the 6A playoffs. Now the Vikings will try to do what no Central Catholic football team has ever done, three-peat.Īngott, a third-year starter, rushed for 672 yards last season, a 7.2 yards per carry average, and scored seven touchdowns, earning first-team all-conference honors. Lebanon and North Allegheny with wins in the WPIAL semifinals and title game. Central Catholic avenged both of its regular season losses to Mt. The Vikings return some key players from a second straight WPIAL championship run a year ago. Both are starting their 17th season after Walker left the Vikings job to Totten when he took over the Tigers in 2005. The graybeards of the class continue to be Totten at Central Catholic and Walker at North Allegheny. The veteran 6A coaches include Butschle, now in his second stint and fifth season currently, 10th season overall on the Seneca Valley sidelines Evans, in season seven at Canon-McMillan and Dave Brozeski in his eighth season at Norwin. Tim Sweeney begins his second season at Baldwin after his first year netted only five games played and a 2-3 record, and Palko begins his third season at Mt. The Spartans hope to reach the postseason for the first time since 2016. Lebo will all return strong teams.”įor the third straight season, there is a new face on the Class 6A sidelines as coach Mike Brown takes over at Hempfield for Rich Bowen. “There is never a year that our conference isn’t the toughest in Pa. Seneca Valley coach Ron Butschle is hedging his bets when it comes to picking a winner.
“I have tremendous respect for the coaches and programs in this league.” “Everyone has something positive going on,” Canon-McMillan coach Mike Evans said. “Central Catholic,” Walker said when asked who the favorite was. NA has some talent, and don’t sleep on Seneca Valley.” Palko countered: “Central has some really good returners and reloaded, too. Lebanon is strong,” Central Catholic coach Terry Totten said. So who is the team to beat in Class 6A? Well, it depends on who you ask.
CNON MAC FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 2016 FULL
“Hopefully we are back on track for a full season with fans and no restrictions,” North Allegheny coach Art Walker said. The fourth- and fifth-place finishers will square off in the quarterfinals, and the top three teams enjoy a bye into the final four. Now, with the hope of returning to a more normal schedule in 2021, the WPIAL will welcome an additional team to the 6A postseason this fall, with the top five teams qualifying for the district playoffs. While the three district playoff games went off without a hitch, with Central Catholic claiming a second straight WPIAL 6A championship, the pandemic reared its ugly head again in the state playoffs when the Vikings had to forfeit their PIAA quarterfinal game against McDowell. “With that said, it feels so good to be able to prepare without all of the restrictions. “We actually played more football than I thought we would,” Mt. Six of the 28 league games were postponed because of covid-19-related protocols. North Allegheny and Baldwin were only able to play four. Only Norwin was able to play all seven of its regular-season games. Seven weeks of conference play with four 6A games in those seven weeks equals 28 total games. There are only eight football teams now in the biggest class in District 7. Class 6A may have been the hardest-hit classification when it came to playing football during a global pandemic in 2020.
0 kommentar(er)
