Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania high school football scores for October 10, 2025
Friday night high school football is off and running across Pennsylvania.
Week 7 of the 2025 high school football season is underway, with dozens of games across the state as the playoffs inch closer.
This story will be updated with the latest scores from around the state as they come in on Friday.
Week 7 Pennsylvania high school football scores
Aliquippa 34, Blackhawk 17
Bald Eagle 28, Westmont Hilltop 0
Belle Vernon 48, Laurel Highlands 6
Bellwood-Antis 46, Chestnut Ridge 28
Bentworth 35, Jefferson-Morgan 13
Berwick 63, Williamsport 19
Bethlehem Center 48, Mapletown 0
Bethlehem Freedom 35, Northampton 14
Bishop Guilfoyle 28, Forest Hills 14
Bishop McCort 42, Philipsburg-Osceola 0
Butler 35, Taylor Allderdice High School 8
Cambria Heights 34, Conemaugh Township 26
Camp Hill Trinity 38, West Perry 14
Cedar Cliff 57, Carlisle 19
Cedar Crest 48, Lancaster McCaskey 6
Central Bucks West 28, Pennridge 14
Chambersburg 28, Altoona 10
Chartiers-Houston 34, Serra Catholic 0
Clairton 48, Leechburg 0
Clarion Area High School 86, Bradford 0
Claysburg-Kimmel 29, Moshannon Valley 13
Cle. Benedictine, Ohio 53, Cathedral Prep 23
Conestoga Valley 42, Elizabethtown 7
Corry 28, Fairview 3
Dallas 7, Crestwood 0
Delaware Valley 41, Valley View 0
Derry 43, Greensburg Salem 28
DuBois 45, Brookville 0
Dunmore 42, West Scranton 7
Eastern York 28, Susquehannock 23
Easton 23, Bethlehem Liberty 20
Eisenhower 42, Franklin 13
Elizabeth-Forward 55, Yough 7
Emmaus 42, Allentown Dieruff 7
Farrell 52, Sharpsville 7
Fitch, Ohio 21, Erie McDowell 12
Fort Cherry 56, Bishop Canevin 19
Garden Spot 34, Bristol 20
Garnet Valley 29, Upper Darby 7
General McLane 49, Meadville 20
Glendale 41, West Branch 6
Governor Mifflin 49, Lebanon 7
Greencastle Antrim 21, Juniata 20
Greensburg Central Catholic 52, Springdale 14
Greenville 43, Saegertown 6
Hatboro-Horsham 41, Tennent 18
Hempfield 30, Exeter 28
Hershey 42, Northern York 14
Highlands 42, Burrell 21
Hollidaysburg 42, Selinsgrove 14
Homer-Center 30, West Shamokin 0
Honesdale 56, Greater Nanticoke Area High School 21
Huntingdon 28, Bedford 9
Jeannette 23, Brentwood 18
Jersey Shore 44, Penn Wood 20
Karns City 63, Brockway 27
Kennett 24, Unionville 21
Kiski 27, Armstrong 25
Lakeland (PA) 40, Western Wayne 14
Lansdale Catholic 28, Archbishop Wood Catholic High School 21, OT
Laurel 42, Shenango 0
Lehighton 27, Tamaqua 16
Line Mountain 54, Buchanan 8
Littlestown 10, Delone Catholic High School 7
MD School for the Deaf, Md. 44, Coventry Christian School 16
Manheim Central 42, Fleetwood 3
Marion Center 28, Purchase Line 12
McKeesport 56, Mars 31
Meyersdale 54, Brownsville 0
Middletown 14, East Pennsboro 10
Minersville 34, Pottsville Nativity 0
Mohawk 33, Western Beaver 20
Montgomery 57, Holy Redeemer 6
Mount Carmel Area High School 35, Central Mountain 13
Mount Union High School 46, Southern Huntingdon High School 9
Nazareth Area 41, Bethlehem Catholic 33
New Oxford 14, West York 7
North Allegheny 21, Canon-McMillan 13
North Pocono 37, Scranton 14
Northern Bedford 27, North Star 26
Northern Garrett, Md. 38, Uniontown 0
Northern Lehigh 42, Catasauqua 12
Northwestern 50, Seneca 7
Northwestern Lehigh 50, Jim Thorpe 7
Notre Dame High School of Green Pond 34, Palisades 22
Oil City 61, Warren 7
Palmerton 26, Salisbury 25
Parkland 37, Allentown Central Catholic 7
Penn Cambria 27, Tyrone 10
Penn Hills 19, Mt Lebanon 14
Penn-Trafford 48, Franklin Regional 14
Pine-Richland 43, Greater Latrobe High School 7
Plum 35, Fox Chapel 0
Pottsgrove 35, Upper Merion 7
Quakertown 47, Truman 0
Red Land 23, Shippensburg 7
Richland 33, Bellefonte 29
Ridley 14, Haverford High School 0
River Valley 46, Conemaugh Valley 14
Riverside 55, Carbondale 7
Schuylkill Valley 31, Hamburg 13
Scranton Prep 35, Mid Valley 0
Seneca Valley 47, Hempfield Area 8
Shaler 17, North Hills 14
Shamokin 38, Lewisburg 0
Slippery Rock 37, Titusville 14
South Allegheny 35, Apollo-Ridge 0
South Park 42, Ligonier Valley 21
South Side 35, Neshannock 7
South Williamsport 28, Muncy 20
Southern Columbia 26, Montoursville 16
Southmoreland 14, Mount Pleasant 0
St. Joseph’s Prep 40, The Roman Catholic High School of Philadelphia 39
State College 39, Central Dauphin East 14
Strath Haven 51, Harriton 0
Stroudsburg 28, East Stroudsburg North 6
Thomas Jefferson 42, Ringgold 6
Towanda 42, Sayre Area 14
Tri-Valley 42, Mahanoy 7
Trinity Washington 42, Chartiers Valley 18
Troy 58, North Penn-Mansfield 10
United Valley 31, Portage Area 0
Upper Perkiomen 22, Phoenixville 19
Upper St Clair 57, Bethel Park 32
Warrior Run 42, Hughesville 7
Washington 61, Charleroi 9
West Allegheny 24, New Castle 14
West Chester East 27, West Chester Henderson 26
Whitehall 48, William Allen High School 8
William Penn High School 42, Spring Grove 39
Williams Valley 56, Marian Catholic High School 10
Wilmington 48, Mercer 0
Wilson High School – West Lawn, PA 42, Penn Manor 7
Windber 14, Berlin-Brothersvalley 10
Woodland Hills 42, Gateway 28
Wyoming 28, Lake-Lehman 0
Berks Catholic 37, Columbia 0 (Thursday)
Council Rock South 14, Souderton 7 (Thursday)
Hickory 21, Grove City 14 (Thursday)
Milton Hershey 49, Boiling Springs 21 (Thursday)
North Schuylkill 42, Blue Mountain 21 (Thursday)
Olney 34, Academy at Palumbo 8 (Thursday)
Pittsburgh Central Catholic 35, Norwin 6 (Thursday)
WPIAL high school football games on KDKA+
This season, KDKA+ is airing regular-season WPIAL high school football games as part of the Steelers High School Showcase Game of the Week series.
The games are scheduled to air every Friday through Oct. 24, with kickoff scheduled for 7 p.m. each week. The games will be simulcast on KDKA.com and the CBS News Pittsburgh streaming service.
A Pennsylvania man was found guilty of repeatedly raping his daughter’s best friend over a three-year span before fleeing with the teen to Mexico.
On Thursday, March 5, 2026, Kevin Esterly, 53, of Whitehall Township, Pennsylvania, was convicted on all counts of rape, statutory sexual assault, involuntary sexual intercourse and endangering the welfare of children.
Esterly shook his head as the verdict was read but said nothing in the courtroom.
Resources for victims of sexual assault are available through the National Sexual Violence Resources Center and the National Sexual Assault Telephone Hotline at 800-656-4673.
Esterly’s trial began on Tuesday, March 3, after a judge denied his pretrial motion for the charges against him to be dismissed and for the Lehigh County District Attorney to be removed as a prosecutor in the case.
Both Esterly and his victim testified on Wednesday, March 4.
The victim — who is now 24-years-old — told the courtroom that she met Esterly and his family while attending church as a child and became best friends with one of his daughters. Esterly was a youth leader and elder at the church at the time. The victim said Esterly also coached her soccer team.
The victim said she became so close to Esterly’s family that she called his wife “mom” and eventually spent almost every weekend at their home in Lowhill Township, Pennsylvania. She also said she vacationed with them in New York state and Ocean City, Maryland.
The victim said Esterly first sexually assaulted her in August 2015 when she was 13-years-old after he gave her alcohol during a family birthday party.
“I was scared. Frozen in fear,” the woman told the courtroom on Wednesday. “I pretended I was sleeping.”
The woman accused Esterly of sexually assaulting her almost every time she slept over at his home. She told the courtroom she eventually became addicted to alcohol and drugs, which Esterly gave her in exchange for sex. According to the woman, Esterly gave her cocaine and methamphetamine to keep her awake during school because she “would be up with him all night.”
The woman said Esterly continued to sexually assault her until he was confronted by his wife in 2017. Esterly’s wife then threw him out of the house, according to the victim. She said Esterly continued to sexually assault her over the next year.
Esterly was later arrested and then sentenced to prison after federal agents found him with the victim in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, in 2018. She was 16-years-old at the time.
The woman said she moved on and went to college after Esterly’s sentencing though she still struggled with drug addiction. She said she sought counseling in February 2025. She told the courtroom she received a message from Esterly on LinkedIn that same month in which he apologized for “failing you as a person I was supposed to be for you.” At that point Esterly had been released from prison.
The woman said she had not told anyone about her relationship with Esterly up to that point and replied to him, “I live with our secret every day as I promised. I would appreciate an apology.”
The woman told the courtroom that Esterly responded by writing, “I hope one day you can forgive me. Nobody knows I reached out to you. That is the best for both of us.”
On Feb. 21, 2025, Allentown Police received a report of Esterly’s sexual assaults which led to the new charges being filed against him. He was arrested in West Virginia in June 2025 after two police pursuits. He was then extradited to Pennsylvania.
The victim told the courtroom on Wednesday that she kept quiet about Esterly’s abuse for years because she “was afraid to speak,” and felt “dirty and ashamed.”
“I wasn’t ready to tell anyone,” she said. “He was a father figure in my life. I loved him.”
The woman also said she didn’t want to hurt Esterly’s daughter who was her best friend.
When the District Attorney asked her why she was “here today,” she replied by saying, “I want to tell the truth. I want to be set free.”
The woman ended her testimony by saying, “I don’t want to live with this secret anymore.”
After her testimony, Esterly took the stand for 45 minutes, denied all of the accusations against him and accused the woman of lying.
Closing arguments then took place Thursday morning. It then took an hour for the jury of seven women and five men to reach their verdict.
Two women are dead in Pennsylvania and a man is dead in Illinois after an apparent murder-suicide, police said on Wednesday.
According to a report from the Pennsylvania State Police, the investigation began in Hillside, Illinois, when police there were dispatched after a man reported two women dead in Jackson Township, Pennsylvania. Police said that when officers got to Hillside, about 15 miles west of Chicago, they found that the man had died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
After identifying him, troopers said Hillside officers contacted police from Jackson Township to request a welfare check at the man’s home on Dior Drive, about 30 miles north of Pittsburgh.
Police said officers used forced entry to get into the home and found two women dead from apparent gunshot wounds. It’s believed the two women were family members of the man who died by suicide in Illinois, investigators said.
Pennsylvania State Police said they’ve assumed control of the case and are “actively investigating” what happened surrounding the three deaths.
Police didn’t release any names, saying the process of formal identification and notification of next of kin hasn’t been completed. Sources told KDKA that the victims were a husband, wife and their daughter.
“At this time, investigators believe there is no ongoing threat to the public, and law enforcement is not searching for any additional individuals in connection with this incident,” police wrote in the public information release report. “This remains an active and ongoing investigation.”
State police didn’t release any other details on Wednesday but said more information will be made public when it’s available.
“My first reaction was shocked because this is such a close-knit neighborhood, and to think something that horrible could happen here is very tragic because they were such a good family,” neighbor Danielle Sporer said on Wednesday.
One of the top 2027 Pennsylvania high school quarterbacks from the 2025 season has announced that he’s leaving for a new home.
Per an announcement by Class of 2027 signal caller Mikal Shank Jr., the quarterback has left Harrisburg (Pa.) and is now at Coatesville (Pa.) for his senior season. Shank Jr. last season started 14 games for the Cougars and is arguably one of the state’s top returning players behind center heading into the 2026 campaign.
Per a PennLive report, Shank’s mother said the enrollment to Coatesville was due to “employment relocation.”
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With Shank now leaving Harrisburg, the Cougars lose another piece of the starting offense from 2025 as the team is set to graduate running back Messiah Mickens (Virginia Tech enrollee), wide receiver Elias Coke (Rutgers enrollee) and interior offensive lineman Kevin Brown (West Virginia enrollee).
Shank last season through 14 games completed 191 of 280 passes for 2,505 yards and 24 touchdowns. The Cougars made a deep playoff run in the PIAA playoffs, finishing the season at 13-1 and ranked No. 10 according to the final Pennsylvania 2025 High School Football Massey Rankings.
Coatesville went 10-3 last season and finished as the state’s No. 30 ranked team, according to the final Pennsylvania 2025 High School Football Massey Rankings. The Red Raiders bring back 2027 5-Star Plus offensive lineman Maxwell Hiller to the trenches.
More about Coatesville High School
Coatesville Area High School (CASH) serves as the central high school for the Coatesville Area School District in Pennsylvania. Established in the late 1800s and relocated to its current campus in 1968, it features extensive facilities, including a football stadium and a vocational center. Known for its “Red Raiders” athletics teams, CASH provides students with a robust sports program and extracurricular activities that build school spirit and community engagement.
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How to Follow Pennsylvania High School Football
For Pennsylvania high school football fans looking to keep up with scores around the Keystone State, staying updated on the action is now easier than ever with the Rivals High School Scoreboard. This comprehensive resource provides real-time updates and final scores from across the state, ensuring you never miss a moment of the Friday night frenzy. From nail-biting finishes to dominant performances, the Rivals High School Scoreboard is your one-stop destination for tracking all the Pennsylvania high school football excitement across the state.
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