High school football: Twin Valley finishes off perfect regular season with LL Section 3 title

Different section, same result for the Twin Valley Raiders. Twin Valley, bumped up from Section 4 to Section 3 this football season in the Lancaster-Lebanon League, still ran the table, going 10-0 and winning the section title with a 6-0 record. The Raiders capped off their perfect regular season with a 28-9 win over Cocalico on Friday night, as standout running backs Maverik Foster and Lucas Myers each went over 100 yards. The Raiders have won 21 straight regular season games and their last loss was in the PIAA Class 4A championship game last December to Southern Lehigh. They are in 5A this season and will be the top seed for the district tournament, earning a first-round bye. Foster rushed for 169 yards on 14 carries, scoring three touchdowns against Cocalico. Myers chipped in 111 yards on 12 carries, as Twin Valley rushed for 289 yards, and had 386 total yards. The defense limited Cocalico to 215 total yards. Quarterback Gavan Foster was 7 for 14 for 97 yards with Jayce Oliver catching 4 passes for 65 yards. Annville-Cleona 56, Schuylkill Valley 21: Annville-Cleona got a share of the Section 5 title along with the Panthers and Berks Catholic behind a phenomenal rushing performance by Yama Navarro, who gained 411 yards on 36 carries. The Dutchmen, Saints and Panthers (8-2 overall) all finished 6-1 in the section. Annville-Cleona (7-3) and Schuylkill Valley are the likely second and third seeds in the District 3 Class 3A tournament and would play each other in the semifinals on the weekend of Nov. 13-14. The top four teams in 3A qualify. Annville-Cleona rushed for 578 yards against the Panthers and had 605 yards of total offense. Berks Catholic 30 Lancaster Catholic 14: The Saints earned a share of the Section 5 title with the win on Friday night, as Coy Koller scored four rushing touchdowns. The Saints finish 6-1 in Section 5 and 6-4 overall. They are likely to miss the district playoffs as the top four in the power rankings qualify and the Saints are fifth after Friday night’s games. Conrad Weiser 47, Daniel Boone 28: The Scouts punched their ticket to the 10-team District 3 Class 4A playoffs as the eighth seed by beating the Blazers on Friday night. Cole Kupper rushed for 132 yards on 16 carries and scored three touchdowns for the Scouts (6-4, 3-4 Section 4). Conrad Weiser, if the power rankings hold, will play ninth-seeded Elco in the first round on Friday. Daniel Boone finishes the season 2-8, 1-6 Section 4. Hamburg 33, Kutztown 28: The Hawks finished above .500 for the season by beating Section 5 rival Kutztown. Hamburg heads to the offseason after a 6-4 overall campaign, 4-3 Section 5. Kutztown finished the season 2-8, 1-6 Section 5.