It is Week Ten of the high school football season and tonight’s schedule features the Heritage/WestPac crossover games and a battle for WPIAL playoff positioning between Indiana and Armstrong at Andy Kuzneski Field.
On WCCS tonight, 7-2 Homer Center will host 7-2 Berlin Brothersvalley.
Wildcats coach Greg Page says Berlin will be tough.
Page says the Mountaineers are a very athletic group.
On Cat Country, 106.3 FM tonight, 7-2 River Valley tackles 6-2 Portage, which is coming off a 62-7 pasting from Windber last week and will be looking to make a good impression before they join the Heritage Conference next year.
Panthers coach Jess Houser looks forward to playing at home, with a slim hope for getting another home game next week.
On 92.5 FM U92, 3-6 Penns Manor, riding a two-game winning streak, will meet up with 1-8 Blacklick Valley.
Comets coach Bill Packer says the Vikings can play some offense.
The crossover games are presented by First Commonwealth Bank. The other games tonight will be Conemaugh Township at Purchase Line, with the Red Dragons hoping to break a four-game losing streak after starting the year 4-1; North Star visiting Marion Center looking to rebound from a disappointing loss last week at West Shamokin; Conemaugh Valley at West Shamokin, where the Wolves look for revenge from a big loss to the Blue Jays two weeks ago; and Northern Cambria closing out its season hosting winless Meyersdale.
Tomorrow night on a special Renda Media video-only game, undefeated Heritage Conference champion Cambria Heights will play undefeated WestPac champ Windber in the Appalachian Bowl, again presented by First Commonwealth Bank, at Penns Manor.
Highlanders coach Jarrod Lewis says the Ramblers are the real thing.
Windber’s Matt Grohal is aware that with an uncertain future for the WestPAC and his school looking for other opportunities, this will be his team’s only chance to win an Appalachian Bowl. he says the area’s high school football picture is up in the air right now, including where Windber ends up.
The Appalachian Bowl will be available on free video by visiting the Facebook pages of all four Renda Broadcasting stations.
On WDAD tonight, 5-4 Indiana will host 6-3 Armstrong in a fight for positioning in the first round of the WPIAL playoffs.
Coach Brandon Overdorff says his guys will be keyed up.
All of the Indiana Total Therapy pregame shows begin at 6:30, with the exception of the Homer Center game, which will air at 6:20. The Homer Center and Indiana games are also available on free video starting at 6:40, by visiting the WCCS and WDAD Facebook pages.
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