Zac Johnson, who opened the scoring with a 20-yard run in the third quarter, intercepted a pass at the Seneca 15-yard line with 20 seconds left to seal the nonleague upset for the Golden Eagles (8-3).

Inside linebackers Derrick Pawlikowski and Adam Copolla also played big roles in handing Cherokee (10-1) its first loss.

Tyler Powell caught a 14-yard pass from Andrew Martin in the third quarter to provide the lone touchdown for the Chiefs, who won four of the first five meetings in the newly minted series.

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Purnell completed 6 of 9 passes for 124 yards, hitting Isaiah Roberts with a 46-yard TD strike and Dyshawn Davis with a 15-yard score.

Purnell, a 6-foot-2, 210-pound senior, also ran for 108 yards on four carries, highlighted by a 77-yard sprint to the end zone.

Karon Gibson chipped in with two touchdown runs.

Overbrook 18, Lindenwold 14 - Mike Sloan scored on a 16-yard run with five minutes remaining for Overbrook's decisive score at Lindenwold (2-8).

On its final possession, the Lions drove deep into Overbrook territory, but the Rams' Kyle Opher ended the threat with an interception at the 2-yard line.

For Overbrook (4-6), Dan Wilson completed 6 of 17 passes for 127 yards and also caught a touchdown pass from Sloan (18 carries, 71 yards rushing).

Lindenwold's Leon Jones passed for 140 yards on 10-for-27 marksmanship and returned an interception 85 yards for a TD, and Dominique Watkins ran for 63 yards and a touchdown on 14 carries.

Audubon 26, Haddon Township 0 - Audubon (5-5, 2-3) dominated the host Hawks (5-5, 2-3) as Brandon Hill connected with Chris Borgesi for 111 passing yards and a pair of touchdowns.

Hill, who threw for 142 yards in the game, found Borgesi on TD tosses of 7 and 26 yards, and Borgesi also ran 2 yards for another score.

Brian Flacco contributed 89 yards rushing and a touchdown.

Haddon Township's Vince Sampoli collected 71 yards on the ground.

Haddonfield 26, Haddon Heights 7 - Haddonfield (10-1, 4-1), which will play for the South Jersey Group 2 crown next week, followed Phil Bhaya to a decisive win at Heights (6-4, 3-2) in the battle for second place in the Liberty Division.

Bhaya had 186 all-purpose yards, including a 51-yard touchdown run, and touchdown passes to J.P. Marquess, Matt Porter and Chris Davis.

Haddonfield leads the holiday rivalry, 54-41-6, since 1902.

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