The worst the Blues can do is tie for the title, even if they fall in the final game of the season to Lawrenceville. It was Hun School's (3-1) first loss of the season. All other league teams have at least two losses.

Hill School's defense blanked Hun School over the final two quarters, led by tackle Jay Knighton (six solo tackles, two assists, two sacks and four quarterback hits) and middle linebacker Kyle Regansburg (four tackles, seven assists).

Catholic League Red

Skyler Mornhinweg passed for 245 yards and four touchdowns to spark St. Joseph's Prep to a 34-0 win over Roman Catholic at Charlie Martin Memorial Stadium.

Bobby D'Orazio caught a pair of scoring passes and accumulated 105 yards receiving.

Inter-Ac League

Penn Charter raced to a 23-0 lead and eased past visiting Episcopal Academy, 37-20.

Jim Lamb ran for a touchdown and caught a scoring strike from John Loughery to help stake the Quakers (4-5, 1-3) to their lead. He rushed for 143 yards on 15 carries, Loughery completed 14 of 24 passes for 145 yards and Mike Brown checked in with 13 carries for 178 yards with a 50-yard scoring run.

Central League

Rob McCurdy caught a 20-yard scoring pass from Alex Lundstrom with 22 seconds left in the game and handed Radnor a 24-20 win over host Marple Newtown.

Earlier in the final quarter, McCurdy snagged a 31-yard touchdown pass from Lundstrom to cut the Lions' (7-3, 6-3) lead to 20-17. The Red Raiders improved to 5-5, 4-5.

Conestoga 38, Haverford High 21 - Dexter Bridge caught three touchdown passes from Bill Flatley and led the Pioneers (7-3, 7-2) past the visiting Fords (3-6, 2-6).

Ridley 28, Upper Darby 0 - Colin Masterman threw touchdown passes of 55, 10 and 5 yards to spark the Green Raiders (9-1, 8-1) past the host Royals (1-9, 1-7).

Garnet Valley 52, Lower Merion 6 - Alex Warden scored twice to help the Jaguars (9-1, 8-1) ease past the visiting Aces (2-8, 2-7).

Suburban One National

Council Rock South's Andrew Haviland picked off a pass with 48 seconds left to preserve his team's 35-28 win over rival Council Rock North.

Council Rock South is now 8-2, 5-2, while CRN dropped to 6-4, 4-3.

Suburban One American

Anthony Delegall broke up a two-point conversion pass with 1:20 remaining and preserved Wissahickon's 35-34 win over visiting Upper Dublin.

Brandon Gunn led the Trojans (5-5, 2-4) with four touchdowns, spoiling the Cardinals' (4-5, 4-2) bid for a share of the division title.

Plymouth Whitemarsh 27, Cheltenham 7 - Terrell Steele rushed for 141 yards and two touchdowns to lead the Colonials (3-7, 3-3) past the visiting Panthers (3-7, 2-4).

Del-Val League

Kevin Campbell threw for a pair of scores and ran for a third to lift Chester past host Chichester, 35-0.

Ches-Mont League

Rondell White scored four times and led West Chester Rustin past visiting Oxford, 42-7, clinching the American Division title.

White scored on runs of 1, 3 and 1 yards and also returned an interception 80 yards for the Golden Knights (10-0, 5-0).

Unionville 49, Sun Valley 14 - Greg Carroll scored on runs of 2 and 65 yards and helped the Indians (7-3, 4-1) beat the visiting Vanguards (0-9, 0-5).

Kennett 21, Great Valley 7 - The Demons' opportunistic defense produced the first two touchdowns in a 21-7 road win.

Jabar Mendez scored on a 90-yard fumble recovery and then Shawn Jones followed that up with a 45-yard interception return for a touchdown as the Demons (4-6, 3-2) led, 13-0, at the half.

Pioneer Athletic

Ryan Brumfield scored twice in the final quarter and Owen J. Roberts held on to beat visiting Perkiomen Valley, 14-12.

Brumfield, who rushed for 209 yards on 42 carries, tallied on runs of 39 and 7 yards to give the Wildcats (9-1, 7-1) a 14-6 lead. Steve Morrow returned the ensuing kickoff 89 yards for his second touchdown of the night for the Vikings (6-4, 5-3), but their two-point conversion try was unsuccessful.

Bicentennial League

Frank Gleason's 39-yard run in the fourth quarter broke a 12-12 tie and gave host Lower Moreland a 19-12 win over Bristol.

The game also counted in the Independence League standings, where both the Lions (7-3, 4-0 Bicen) and the Warriors (5-4, 1-2 Bicen) are tied for second place with 2-2 marks.

Nonleague

David McCants scored with 5 minutes, 42 seconds left in the game to give visiting Overbrook its first lead of the game and the Panthers' defense held off Germantown with 38 seconds left for a 12-6 victory.

McCants went off right tackle and rumbled 16 yards for Overbrook's winning touchdown. Then with 38 seconds left, the Panthers (2-8) stopped the Bears (5-5) at the Overbrook 15-yard line when Ramadan Abdullah fumbled while trying to pass on fourth down.

Imhotep Charter 22, Central 13 - Devon Sanders led the Panthers' defense by batting down four passes, and Kendrick Lewis picked up a pair of interceptions.

Olney 38, Communications Tech 14 - The Trojans (4-4) defense led the way with Jason Bryant tying the game on a 69-yard interception return for a touchdown and Matt King's 30-yard fumble return for a touchdown and the go-ahead points in the third quarter.

Lincoln 40, Ben Franklin 12 - Ernesto Garcia and Chris Williams each rushed for over 100 yards and paced the Railsplitters (6-4) to a win over the visiting Electrons (3-6).

Garcia scored on runs of 50, 33 and 12 yards while Williams tallied on a 1-yard blast.

Jenkintown 46, New Hope-Solebury 7 - Aden Twer and Matt Stillmun teamed up in the first quarter for two touchdown passes and led the Drakes (3-7) past the visiting Lions (0-9).

Perkiomen School 24, St. Andrews (Del.) 22 - Bruce Brittingham's two-point conversion run with 15 seconds left gave the Indians (6-1) the win.

Brittingham scored his second touchdown of the game on a 1-yard bolt to tie the game, setting up his two-point conversion.

Academy of the New Church 35, George School 18 - Dez Lites scored three times to lift the host Lions (5-4) past the Cougars (3-4).

Springfield (M) 35, Boys' Latin 0 - Tony Johnson scored on runs of 73, 40 and 12 yards to lead the host Spartans (3-7).

Williamstown (N.J.) 50, Father Judge 12 - Kevin Leneghan caught a 5-yard scoring pass from Tony Smith to give the Crusaders (4-6) a 7-0 lead, but it was short-lived.