Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania high school football scores for October 18, 2024
PITTSBURGH (KDKA/AP) — Week 8 of Pennsylvania high school football is here.
With the playoffs quickly approaching, it’s going to be an exciting finish to the season.
After the games, you can find all the latest scores and highlights from around the state right here!
SEARCH FOR YOUR TEAM’S SCORE:
Abington Heights 42, Scranton 21
Akr. Hoban, Ohio 41, Central York 7
Albert Gallatin 48, Brownsville 6
Allegheny-Clarion Valley 36, Moniteau 6
Ambridge 22, New Castle 13
Avonworth 48, Pittsburgh North Catholic 28
Bayard Rustin High School 42, West Chester East 0
Beaver Area 51, Quaker Valley 19
Bedford 33, Greater Johnstown High School 22
Belle Vernon 49, Ringgold 7
Bellefonte 49, Huntingdon 26
Bellwood-Antis 32, Bald Eagle 18
Bentworth 54, Mapletown 12
Berks Catholic 48, Hamburg 14
Berlin-Brothersvalley 35, North Star 7
Bermudian Springs 35, Hanover 8
Bethel Park 35, South Fayette 14
Big Spring 37, Middletown 11
Bishop Guilfoyle 49, Philipsburg-Osceola 14
Bishop McDevitt 41, Central Dauphin East 21
Boiling Springs 15, Greencastle Antrim 13
Bonner & Prendergast 28, Cardinal O’Hara 10
Boyertown 14, Norristown 7, OT
Bradford 71, Coudersport 13
Bristol 42, Jenkintown 0
California 56, Bethlehem Center 14
Cambria Heights 57, West Shamokin 0
Cambridge Springs 22, Lakeview 12
Cameron County 46, Smethport 18
Camp Hill 21, Line Mountain 19
Canon-McMillan 27, Norwin 26
Canton 55, Sayre 13
Carbondale 22, Susquehanna 12
Carlynton 28, Washington 27
Carmichaels 19, West Greene 6
Cathedral Preparatory School 39, General McLane 32
Cedar Cliff 31, Altoona 20
Cedar Crest 31, Hempfield 27
Central Bucks East 21, Pennridge 12
Central Bucks South 35, Neshaminy 7
Central Bucks West 17, North Penn 14
Central Cambria 40, Westmont Hilltop 18
Central Valley 44, Hopewell 20
Chambersburg 17, Cumberland Valley 10
Charleroi 23, Waynesburg Central 4
Cheltenham 50, Truman 14
Chichester 28, Interboro 7
Clarion 55, Redbank Valley 0
Clearfield 35, Central Martinsburg 14
Conemaugh Township 34, Conemaugh Valley 0
Conestoga Valley 28, Exeter 27
Conneaut 40, Grove City 7
Connellsville 27, Uniontown 6
Conrad Weiser 24, Cocalico 21
Cornell 46, Chartiers-Houston 14
Corry 28, Harbor Creek 7
Dallas 48, Hazleton 12
Dallastown 44, Spring Grove 7
Danville 34, Shikellamy 12
Deer Lakes 44, Valley 13
Delaware Valley 38, North Pocono 26
Dover 29, Kennard-Dale 25
Downingtown East High School 62, Bishop Shanahan 28
Downingtown West High School 14, Coatesville 7
DuBois 38, Brockway 24
East Pennsboro 36, Buchanan 0
East Stroudsburg North 42, Pocono Mountain East 14
East Stroudsburg South 20, Stroudsburg 0
Eastern Lebanon County High School 34, Donegal 8
Eastern York 45, York Suburban 7
Easton 25, Bethlehem Freedom 21
Elizabeth-Forward 31, Southmoreland 3
Ellwood CIty 33, Union Area 6
Elwood City Riverside 31, Beaver Falls 0
Emmaus 50, Allentown Allen 14
Ephrata 59, Lebanon 6
Farrell 54, Reynolds 7
Forest Hills 17, Somerset 14
Fort Cherry 42, Shenango 0
Fort LeBoeuf 52, Girard 18
Frankford 30, Roxborough 16
Freeport 42, East Allegheny 15
Garden Spot 28, Manheim Central 9
Gettysburg 47, Mifflin County 30
Glendale 21, Curwensville 14
Governor Mifflin 48, Elizabethtown 14
Great Valley 21, West Chester Henderson 20
Greensburg Salem 37, Yough 8
Haverford 40, Radnor 3
Hickory 56, Slippery Rock 0
Highlands 47, McGuffey 23
Hollidaysburg 30, Williamsport 26
Honesdale 49, Dunmore 20
Hughesville 24, Wyalusing 7
Imani 60, Burrell 6
Jeannette 42, Springdale 0
Jefferson-Morgan 54, Avella 20
Jim Thorpe 43, Bangor 27
Juniata 42, Halifax 0
Juniata Valley 42, Southern Huntingdon 22
Karns City 51, Keystone 0
Kennett 17, Avon Grove 0
Kiski 15, Plum 14
Kutztown 42, Columbia 17
Lake-Lehman 48, Hanover Area 6
Lakeland (PA) 25, West Scranton 18
Lampeter-Strasburg 62, Twin Valley 14
Lancaster Catholic 26, Pequea Valley 13
Latrobe 28, Gateway 27
Laurel 27, South Side 13
Leechburg 57, Brentwood 34
Lewisburg 22, Montoursville 19
Littlestown 27, Biglerville 0
Lower Dauphin 31, Waynesboro 0
Malvern Prep 27, Haverford 0
Manheim Township 42, Penn Manor 14
Marian Catholic High School 34, Pine Grove 7
Marion Center 33, Penns Manor 0
Mars 35, Hampton 0
McKeesport 54, Indiana 0
Meadville 56, Warren 7
Mechanicsburg 42, Hershey 21
Mercyhurst 48, Eisenhower 21
Meyersdale 28, Everett 27
Mid Valley 22, Western Wayne 10
Mifflinburg 76, Midd-West 8
Milton Hershey 58, West Perry 37
Minersville 42, Tri-Valley 14
Mohawk 48, Freedom 27
Montgomery 42, South Williamsport 14
Montour 36, Aliquippa 35
Morrisville 47, Renaissance 0
Moshannon Valley 38, West Branch 13
Mount Pleasant 31, Derry 14
Mt Carmel 48, Milton 28
Mt Lebanon 42, Hempfield Area 20
Mt Union 21, Claysburg-Kimmel 13
Muncy 63, Athens 26
Nazareth Area 47, Northampton 21
Neshannock 47, Summit 6
New Oxford 30, Warwick 7
North Allegheny 28, Pine-Richland 21
North Schuylkill 58, Lehighton 21
Northern Cambria 48, River Valley 8
Northern Lebanon 36, Boone 13
Northern Lehigh 44, Salisbury 24
Northwestern Lehigh 51, Tamaqua 0
Notre Dame (Green Pond) 52, Palmerton 0
Oil City 48, Franklin 6
Our Lady Of Sacred Heart 28, Shady Side Academy 8
Oxford 42, Reading 14
Parkland 31, Whitehall 7
Pen Argyl 14, Catasauqua 7
Penn Cambria 24, Bishop McCort 12
Penn Hills 27, North Hills 10
Penn-Trafford 35, Armstrong 14
Penncrest 28, Ridley 7
Pennsbury 42, Abington 0
Perkiomen Valley 37, Methacton 0
Peters Township 49, Baldwin 8
Phoenixville 36, Pottsgrove 13
Pingry, N.J. 54, New Hope-Solebury High School 20
Pittsburgh Central Catholic 61, Seneca Valley 7
Plymouth-Whitemarsh 21, Upper Moreland 14
Pocono Mountain West 17, Pleasant Valley 12
Port Allegany 44, Brookville 14
Portage Area 34, Homer-Center 28
Pottsville 28, Blue Mountain 14
Punxsutawney 37, Kane Area 20
Quakertown 21, Council Rock South 0
Red Land 21, Palmyra 7
Red Lion 46, Northeastern 6
Richland 23, Chestnut Ridge 10
Ridgway 28, St. Marys 19
Riverside 28, Old Forge 6
Rochester 38, Northgate 21
Saegertown 55, Cochranton 0
Schuylkill Haven 29, Pottsville Nativity 28
Schuylkill Valley 49, Annville-Cleona 28
Scranton Prep 27, Jersey Shore 19
Selinsgrove 38, Berwick 20
Seneca 33, Iroquois 0
Serra Catholic 33, Burgettstown 25
Seton-LaSalle 42, Keystone Oaks 6
Shaler 35, Fox Chapel 19
Shamokin 48, Loyalsock 7
Sharon 63, Titusville 22
Sheffield 36, Bucktail 8
Sheffield M/hs 36, Bucktail 8
Shippensburg 28, Northern York 14
Solanco 56, Fleetwood 10
South Allegheny 48, Sto-Rox 0
South Park 34, Apollo-Ridge 10
South Philadelphia 30, Kensington 6
South Western 35, York 34
Southern Columbia 53, Bloomsburg 28
Southern Lehigh 51, Saucon Valley 25
Springfield 35, Garnet Valley 23
Springfield Montco 43, Tennent 7
State College 60, Carlisle 0
Steel Valley 53, Ligonier Valley 7
Steelton-Highspire 49, Susquenita 0
Steubenville, Ohio 44, Erie McDowell 21
Susquehanna Township 40, Camp Hill Trinity 34, 2OT
Thomas Jefferson 49, Chartiers Valley 7
Towanda 28, Tunkhannock 3
Trinity 38, Laurel Highlands 3
Troy 62, Central Mountain 10
Tussey Mountain 20, Clear Spring, Md. 13
Tyrone 82, Penns Valley 26
Unionville 34, Sun Valley 19
United Valley 42, Purchase Line 7
Upper Darby 27, Harriton 8
Upper Dauphin 47, Newport 14
Upper Dublin 17, Bensalem 10
Upper Perkiomen 37, Pottstown 9
Upper St Clair 35, Moon 7
Valley View 35, Wyoming Valley West 10
Wallenpaupack 22, Pittston 10
Warrior Run 30, Central Columbia 12
Washington 41, Philadelphia Central 0
Wellsboro 46, Northwest 0
West Allegheny 55, Blackhawk 7
West Lawn Wilson 56, Lancaster McCaskey 7
West Mifflin 48, Knoch 21
West York 28, Susquehannock 14
Western Beaver 47, New Brighton 0
Westinghouse 68, Perry Traditional Academy 0
Wheeling Central, W.Va. 49, Carrick 12
Wheeling Park, W.Va. 47, Butler 30
Wilkes-Barre 21, Crestwood 14
Williams Valley 75, Shenandoah Valley 3
Wilmington 34, Sharpsville 17
Windber 35, Northern Bedford 6
Wissahickon 42, Hatboro-Horsham 20
Woodland Hills 27, Franklin Regional 17
Wyoming 50, Greater Nanticoke Area High School 0
POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS
Frazier vs. Greensburg Central Catholic, ppd.
Mercer vs. Kennedy Catholic High School, ccd.
(WHTM) — Pennsylvania is one of four states facing a lawsuit from the federal government over SNAP applicant data.
The U.S. Department of Justice filed suit against Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Michigan, and Minnesota. They are seeking the last five years of SNAP applicant data in the respective states.
The DOJ alleges that the four states refused to turn over data to the U.S. Department of Agriculture “so that USDA could ensure that states are properly administering and enforcing their determinations of residents’ eligibility.”
“The American people deserve a government that is transparent about how it spends their hard-earned tax dollars,” said Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. “These four states are thwarting USDA’s efforts to ensure that the billions of dollars in SNAP benefits they distribute every year are not lost to fraud.”
“Stopping the rampant theft of taxpayer money demands a whole-of-government response, including strong participation at the state level,” said Assistant Attorney General Colin M. McDonald of the Justice Department’s National Fraud Enforcement Division. “These states are happy to take hundreds of millions of federal tax dollars—much of which is exploited by fraudsters—but want zero transparency over how those tax dollars are spent.”
The Department of Justice said 28 states promptly provided data and such indicated “there are billions of dollars per year in SNAP funds going to overpayments and fraud.”
The USDA has been seeking data for the past year or so, leading to a legal battle over concerns about how the data would be used.
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House Republicans stall activity, Pennsylvania Rep. Meuser calls tactics ‘foolish’ | Fox Business Video
Maria Bartiromo reports on House Speaker Mike Johnson sending representatives home early as Republican hardliners stall floor activities, refusing votes without action on the SAVE America Act.
House Speaker Mike Johnson sent representatives home early as hardline Republicans stalled floor activities, demanding action on the SAVE America Act. President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social, urging House Republicans to unify and avoid giving power to Democrats. Rep. Dan Meuser (R-PA) labels the stalling tactics ‘foolish,’ emphasizing the need for legislative progress and appropriations.
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Measles detected in two more counties in Pennsylvania as health department recommends early vaccination
Pennsylvania health officials have now detected measles cases in York and Northumberland Counties as cases in Lancaster County, the center of an ongoing outbreak, continued to rise.
And the state health department is now recommending early measles vaccinations for infants beginning at 6 months in affected areas in an effort to protect them against the spread of the highly contagious disease, which is particularly risky for young children. The same precautions should be taken by families with infants traveling to these areas.
Six Pennsylvania counties have now seen measles cases since an outbreak was first confirmed in Lebanon County in April. In all, the state has reported 81 measles cases across eight counties in 2026, more than five times the cases reported in 2025.
State health officials said it was too early to tell how the latest cases in York and Northumberland Counties are connected to others in the region, but that contact tracing investigations are continuing. All cases were among people who had not received at least two doses of the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) or whose vaccination status was unclear.
As of Wednesday, six cases had been confirmed in Northumberland County, to the north of Dauphin County, and one case had been detected in York County, along Lancaster’s western border.
Lebanon County has reported 20 cases and Dauphin and Berks Counties have reported two cases each.
Lancaster County has seen 38 cases of measles since late April, with health officials confirming seven cases in the last two weeks. The area was at the center of a prior measles outbreak in January, when state health officials confirmed eight cases in Lancaster County and an additional four between Chester and Montgomery Counties.
Vaccination rates among kindergarteners have decreased across Pennsylvania in recent years, and some counties affected in the current outbreak have particularly low rates, including Lancaster, where about 88.5% of kindergarten students are vaccinated. Health experts say that 95% of a community must be vaccinated to prevent the spread of the disease.
Health officials have been conducting contact tracing to detect as many cases as possible. In the current outbreak, they have twice warned Lancaster residents that they could have been exposed to measles.
Shoppers and employees at a local Kohl’s were potentially exposed to the virus over four days after a staffer tested positive in late May, LancasterOnline reported. And a person with measles visited the Lancaster County Courthouse on June 3.
But doctors in Lancaster County say they fear some measles cases are going unreported, either because patients don’t understand the importance of tracking measles cases or because they fear repercussions.
No cases have been confirmed in the Philadelphia region during this outbreak. But Delaware County health officials said last week that they had detected measles in two wastewater samples, indicating that someone with measles had used a bathroom connected to the county’s public water supply. It was unclear if that person lived in the county or was passing through.
Early vaccination recommended
On Wednesday, a statewide health alert urged physicians to accelerate vaccination schedules to protect children against measles. Officials had said they were considering the measure earlier this month as cases continued to rise.
Measles can infect nine in 10 unvaccinated people who are exposed to it, and can linger in the air for up to two hours and incubate in patients for three weeks. The disease typically presents with a fever and a rash but can cause brain inflammation and pneumonia in serious cases.
Typically, children receive the first of two MMR vaccines at 1 year old, then a second between 4 and 6 years old.
But children as young as 6 months can receive an additional “dose zero” to protect them from the disease amid an outbreak. In its alert, the state health department said parents should vaccinate infants between 6 and 11 months with the “dose zero” if they live in affected areas or if they’re planning to travel there.
Those children should then receive additional MMR doses at 12 to 15 months and 4 to 6 years.
This “dose zero” is less effective than doses given at 1 year old, officials cautioned. But it’s 58% effective against measles when given at 6 to 8 months, and 83% effective when administered at 9 to 11 months.
“Early MMR vaccination is safe and provides modest protection when measles is spreading,” officials wrote in the alert.
Children older than 12 months who haven’t been vaccinated should get an MMR dose immediately, and a second 28 days later, health officials said. Unvaccinated adults, or those without evidence of immunity, should also get two MMR doses.
And anyone who has received one dose of the MMR vaccine in the past should get a second at least 28 days after their first, officials said.
Usually, children who received a first dose at around 12 months wait to get their second dose until they’re 4 to 6 years old. But in an outbreak situation, those children should get their second doses early — at least 28 days after their first shot.
Adults born before 1957 are typically considered immune, but healthcare workers in that age group who don’t have lab evidence of immunity or prior infection should consider getting vaccinated, state officials said.
Adults who received an inactivated measles vaccine between 1963 and 1967 are considered unvaccinated during an outbreak, and should also get two doses of the current MMR vaccine.
Pregnant people, people with severely weakened immune systems, and people who have a history of experiencing severe allergic reactions, like anaphylaxis, to a vaccine ingredient or to a previous dose of MMR cannot receive the vaccine.
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