Fri. Pa. football: Upper Dublin stops PW

For as long as any of the players on the field had been in high school Friday night, Plymouth Whitemarsh had dominated the Suburban One League American Conference.

The Colonials had won 25 straight league games dating to 2010, and three straight championships.

Upper Dublin finally ended that consecutive-game run.

Kaleif Lee scored three touchdowns, and John Lee had a go-ahead score with 38.1 seconds left to propel Upper Dublin to a 34-28 home win over Plymouth Whitemarsh.

Upper Dublin, The Inquirer's 23d-ranked team in Southeastern Pennsylvania, lost, 28-23, to Plymouth Whitemarsh last year. This time, experience paid off.

"Totally different feeling," Cardinals coach Bret Stover said. "Totally great high school football game. We were sophomore-heavy; now, we're junior-heavy. Our seniors are heavy."

Kaleif Lee ran for 158 yards on 16 carries. He put the Cardinals up with his third touchdown early in the fourth quarter, 21-20.

Upper Dublin outscored PW, 20-8, in the fourth.

SUBURBAN ONE AMERICAN

Cheltenham 14, Springfield (Montco) 0: Greg Morris' 35-yard touchdown in the third quarter put the game out of reach for host Cheltenham.

SUBURBAN ONE NATIONAL

Neshaminy 29, Souderton 10: Marvin Jones tossed two touchdowns in the second half to seal Neshaminy's win at Souderton.

Central Bucks South 23, Abington 7: Josh Adams, the second-leading rusher in Southeastern Pennsylvania entering Friday's action, ran for two scores and caught a third for No. 10 South at Abington.

North Penn 58, Bensalem 13: Mike Liddy returned a pick for a score and Deion Robinson returned a punt for a touchdown in North Penn's home win. Nyfease West ran for two touchdowns for the No. 13 Knights.

INTER-AC LEAGUE

Germantown Academy 27, Episcopal Academy 13: Germantown Academy iced the road win on Kyle McCloskey's fourth-quarter touchdown run. He also threw for a score.

DEL-VAL LEAGUE

Academy Park 16, Interboro 0: Allon Ruffin hit Juwan Collins for a 67-yard score in the second quarter and ran in a 13-yard TD in the third quarter at Interboro.

CENTRAL LEAGUE

Garnet Valley 28, Penncrest 7: Jack Diggory got a TD for himself then set up his teammates. Diggory returned a punt 85 yards for a score and later intercepted a pass and lateraled to Martin Faith for a defensive touchdown for No. 14 Garnet Valley at home.

Conestoga 42, Marple Newtown 28: Martin Dorsey and Corey Manning each scored two touchdowns in Conestoga's home win. Marple Newtown's Adrian Sapnas, the third-leading rusher in the area entering Friday's play, ran for 206 yards and two scores. It was the fourth time he has topped 200 this season.

Ridley 20, Strath Haven 14: Malik Young scored on runs of 25 and 15 yards, and Mike Cropper had two sacks for host Ridley.

CHES-MONT AMERICAN

West Chester Rustin 42, Sun Valley 6: Steven Franks ran for two touchdowns, and Evan Wlock ran for one and threw for another as visiting No. 11 Rustin scored the game's first 42 points.

Unionville 49, Octorara 6: Brandon Boon had touchdown catches of 65 and 16 yards and a 13-yard touchdown run for No. 16 Unionville in the home win.

CHES-MONT NATIONAL

West Chester Henderson 35, West Chester East 14: Tre Green, the ninth-leading rusher in the area heading into Friday, ran for three touchdowns as No. 9 Henderson took a 35-0 lead into halftime at home.

Downingtown East 44, Avon Grove 6: Jack Kincade ran in the game's first two touchdowns, and visiting No. 8 Downingtown East rattled off 44 straight points en route to the win.

BICENTENNIAL LEAGUE

Jenkintown 42, Lower Moreland 14: Steven Charlemagne needed only 14 carries to run for a career-high 248 yards. He rushed for two touchdowns in a home win.

Delco Christian 43, Morrisville 0: Alex Linton scored three times in the win at Marple Newtown.

PUBLIC AAAA LIBERTY

Bartram 50, Frankford 21: Kabir Drummond had two interceptions as host Bartram forced nine turnovers.

Fels 31, Central 20: Jaron Waring ran for 152 yards and two TDs for host Central. Wesley White had three catches for 91 yards and a score.

Northeast 38, Lincoln 0: Rushawn Grange turned seven carries into 138 yards and two scores for host Northeast.