![]() ![]() Groff finished the night with 16 totes for 128 yards and the trio of touchdowns. “He didn’t play much in his first two years, but he worked his butt off, and here he is now.” “He’s a classic example of Wilson football,” Dahms said. His nine yard run 28 seconds later made it 27-0. Groff scored two more touchdowns on the night – his 13 yard run with 7:30 left in the half staked Wilson to a 21-0 lead. Wilson extended the lead to 14-0 after another CV fumble, and Zacc Groff scored on a 17-yard run two plays later. Wilson forced fumbles on the Eagles’ first two possessions, and Wilson capitalized with 2:21 left in the period when Steve Huber hit Alex Fegley on a 56-yard touchdown pass and a 7-0 lead. “The guys were flying around (defensively),” Wilson head man Doug Dahms said. Only one opponent has scored more than 14 points. Even though Cumberland Valley scored a late touchdown on a 21-yard Kevin Snyder run, it wasn’t enough to hit triple-figures.įor the season, Wilson has allowed a mere 99 points. Truth is, no team has really faced a team with a defense as nasty as Wilson’s. “Wilson stuffed our line, and no team has stuffed us like that all year.” “It was like a nightmare,” Cumberland Valley head coach Tim Rimpfel said. The winner will advance to the “AAAA” state final December 13 against the winner of Bethlehem Liberty/North Penn. With the win, the Bulldogs will take on Bethel Park (14-0) in a PIAA “AAAA” semifinal from State College’s Memorial Field next Saturday afternoon at 1 p.m. Wilson claimed its fourth District 3 crown in school history and first since 1999. The Eagles practically gave Wilson the game.Ĭumberland Valley (12-2) lost four fumbles and threw four interceptions as Wilson (14-0) rolled to an impressive 35-7 mercy rule victory at Hersheypark Stadium. The start of the holiday gift-buying season started Friday.īut Cumberland Valley was in a very giving mood in the District 3 “AAAA” championship game. ![]()
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