The 15th-seeded Indians (8-3) used a 32-yard pass from Connor Gades to Connor O'Malley to cut the lead to 7-6 in the first quarter and then the only other score of the game came on a 9-yard run by Massom Poppham in the third.

Things were looking good for the second-seeded Falcons (9-2) early in the first quarter when Brandon Pepper went on a 98-yard scoring run, but Unionville's defense tightened up after that.

Poppham tracked down Pepper after a 60-yard run in the fourth quarter to stop one potential touchdown. Later in the same drive, Unionville stopped the Falcons on four straight running plays, the final one a tackle by linebacker Ronnie Birmingham at his own 6 with 1 minute, 40 seconds left.

Unionville advances to a second-round date against Ridley.

Penncrest 38, Garnet Valley 35 - The 14th-seeded Lions got a 25-yard touchdown run on an option keeper from quarterback Matt Atkinson with 3:40 left in the final quarter and stunned the host Jaguars, seeded third.

Jerry Boyer scored on a pair of 1-yard bolts and Phil Barbieri caught a 19-yard scoring toss from Atkinson to give Penncrest (8-3) a 21-7 lead in the second quarter, but Garnet Valley (9-2) rallied behind Marcelus Irving and Mark McHugh, who notched a pair of touchdowns each to give their team a 28-21 lead in the third quarter.

After an exchange of touchdowns by John Young for the Lions and Irving in the third quarter, Tom Weathers kicked a 31-yard field goal and Atkinson performed his heroics to give the Penncest the win.

The Lions lost to the Jaguars during the regular season, 28-27, on Sept. 25.

Penncrest will visit Downingtown East for a second-round game next weekend.

Ridley 40, Council Rock South 15 - The host Green Raiders (10-1), the No. 7 seed, got 205 passing yards from quarterback Colin Masterson, including touchdown strikes of 60 and 66 yards.

Council Rock South (8-3), the No. 10 seed, tied the game early by scoring on a blocked punt but the Green Raiders put it away with 13 unanswered third-quarter points.

Senior defensive end Casey DePrinzio had 12 tackles, three for losses, to pace the Ridley defense.

District 1 Class AAA

After the No. 3-seed Wildcats (10-1) spotted the No. 6 Tigers (7-4) a 7-0 lead, Brumfield took over, scoring on runs of 3, 3, 77, 17 and 2 yards and finished with 251 yards on 17 carries.

Owen J. Roberts will play either Interboro or Academy Park in a second-round game next weekend.

Pottsgrove 21, Upper Moreland 14 - The top-seeded Falcons (11-0) needed to rally from a 14-7 deficit as Maika Polamalu scored on a 6-yard run with 40 seconds left to break a 14-14 tie.

Pottsgrove advances to the second round against either West Chester Rustin or Upper Perkiomen.

Nonleague

Garcia, who rushed for 50 yards, scored on runs of 3 and 12 yards in the first quarter when Lincoln (7-4) was taking a 27-0 lead, then added a 15-yard scoring run in the second quarter.