CFC10 Non-public RANKINGS (11): Clarkson beats State champs

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@FootballNorthca MASSIVE COMEBACK WIN 51-40 over last years Pennsylvania State Champs @cathedralprep. 4 Tackles and a pressure for @LeifMags pic.twitter.com/wprxLsQ1E5

— Quinn Magnuson (@QMags65) October 27, 2018

Clarkson Secondary school’s program just notched the biggest win in its history, defeating the 2-time defending Pennsylvania State champs (4A) 51-40, giving the Cathedral Prep Ramblers their first home loss since 2011.  An opportunistic defense led by CFC100 Brad Kemayou and an offense led by the Offensive Line managed 51 points (CFC100 Brendan Barrow 4 TDs, 213 rushing yards).  CFC100 receiver Clark Barnes continued his dominant year with a touchdown and two-point convert.  Clarkson travels to Virginia Beach to play Bishop Sullivan.

Royal Imperial’s game against Friendship Collegiate was not so friendly for the visitors as they went down to the Washington squad 33-6.  The Knights scored a late fourth quarter passing touchdown, totalling 81 yards through the air and 57 on the ground for the game.  The Knights travel to Maryland for their final game of the year versus Calvert Hall.

St Joe’s travelled to Connecticut to play St Thomas More, the make-up game from the Tornado postponed game earlier this season.  Weather and field conditions played havoc for both teams however the home team managed to score on a punt return, interception return and three offensive touchdowns, making the final 34-0.  St Joe’s has a bye this week.

In the final game of the regular season in the Independent Schools league in Ontario, Upper Canada College remain undefeated with their 29-14 win over St. Andrew’s College. They will go on to the one of the semifinal matchups versus the Trinity College Bears (0-4) on November 1st.

St. Andrew’s (1-3) will play in the other semifinal game against St. Michael’s (3-1) on the 1st as well. The CISAA championship game will be played between the two winners on November 7th. Both St. Michael’s and TCS were on a bye this past weekend.

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