<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1Xg5SL_0vl1HBrF00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1Xg5SL_0vl1HBrF00" width="1200" height="756" ></figure>It’s Week 6 in District 10, which means it’s a non-region week. Sharpsville (Region 1), Greenville (Region 2), Mercyhurst Prep (Region 3), and General McLane (Region 7) are atop their respective regions, while Titusville and Sharon are tied atop Region 4, as are Fort LeBoeuf and Fairview in Region 5 and Prep and McDowell in Region 7.Speaking of Prep, they are the only undefeated team remaining in D10, with a number of teams currently at 4-1.A Thursday night tilt between Slippery Rock and Harbor Creek dots the calendar as well.Here’s a closer look.SLIPPERY ROCK (1-4) at HARBOR CREEK (2-3)The Huskies are looking to rebound after a pair of close losses against Fairview (23-14) and Mercyhurst Prep (26-20). They rely heavily on their rushing attack, led by Gavin Zillman (278 yards, 3 touchdowns), Tyshawn Jones (256 yards, 7 touchdowns) and Tobias Vahey (206 yards 1 touchdown).Outside of a 38-7 Week 2 win over Franklin, Slippery Rock has scored just 14 points in its other four games combined. Fred Campagna has thrown for 566 yards and six touchdowns, while Owen Long has 209 yards and a score on the ground.REYNOLDS (4-1) at CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS (4-1)A matchup of 4-1 Class 1A teams that we could potentially see in the playoffs. Both teams feature strong rushing attacks and defenses. Cambridge Springs is coming off a 36-20 win over Iroquois. Brett Kania has rushed for 675 yards and three touchdowns, while Jordan Washington has 360 yards and 10 touchdowns.Reynolds has shown an ability to win close games and is coming in strong after a big 36-26 victory over Lakeview. Gabe Minjarez has rushed for 667 yards and six touchdowns, while Xavier Zachrich has rushed for 346 yards and four touchdowns and also has 383 yards passing and five touchdowns. Parker Nay has 244 yards receiving and four touchdowns and has also intercepted five passes on defense.CATHEDRAL PREP (5-0) at ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) (1-1)Prep will get another strong out-of-state test when they take on St. Francis. If it’s anything like last year’s game, it should be a dandy, as Prep won that one 78-72 in six overtimes. The Ramblers are allowing just 13.6 points per game. Davin Friedman has thrown for 514 yards and six touchdowns, while DaZaire Carson has 353 yards rushing and five touchdowns.St. Francis features Damone Allen, a dual-threat in both the rushing and receiving game. They are coming off a 56-19 loss to Ironton, one of the top teams in Ohio.WILMINGTON (3-1) at FARRELL (1-4)While no longer in the same classification, this game still carries a lot of weight, as both will be in contention for D10 titles. The 1-4 Steelers have played a brutal schedule to this points, so their record may be a bit deceiving. They are coming off a 14-7 loss to rival Sharon last week. Juelz Johnson has rushed for 600 yards and nine touchdowns, while Aaron Pegues has completed 61% of his passes for 651 yards and six touchdowns.Wilmington enters after a bye week. The Greyhounds rely heavily on their rushing attack. Jamie Miller has rushed for 220 yards and five touchdowns, while Cael Kettering has 190 yards and a touchdown and Chase Mitcheltree 180 yards, as well as 42 yards receiving.CORRY (3-2) at MERCYHURST PREP (3-2)An intriguing matchup, to be sure. Corry has a couple of close losses to Fort LeBoeuf and General McLane and owns wins over Titusville, Warren and Girard. Nolan Carey has thrown for 889 yards and an 11-3 touchdown to interception ratio, while Mason Savitz has 14 receptions for 238 yards and a touchdown and Blake Cook 188 yards and three touchdowns. Nick Lesher has rushed for 224 yards and six touchdowns.After starting the season 0-2, Mercyhurst Prep has rattled off three straight wins over Northwestern, Seneca and Harbor Creek. Vinnie Feliciano has rushed for four touchdowns in each of his last two games.SHARPSVILLE (4-1) at LAKEVIEW (3-2)Sharpsville has been impressive the last two weeks with wins over Reynolds and Slippery Rock. Jaiden White is a threat every time he touches the ball. He has 424 yards rushing and five touchdowns and 117 yards receiving and three scores. Geno Currie has 279 yards on the ground and five touchdowns, while Aiden Camdan has thrown for 423 yards and six scores and Aidan Puskar has 192 yards receiving and three touchdowns.Lakeview is looking to bounce back from a 36-26 loss to Reynolds. Blake Skiles can do it all for the Sailors. He has 389 yards rushing and five touchdowns and 501 yards receiving and four more scores. Leyton Zacherl has thrown for 755 yards and six touchdowns and Brayden Booher has 337 yards rushing and two scores.SHARON (4-1) at MEADVILLE (3-2)An intriguing matchup that pits the Class 3A Tigers against the Class 4A Bulldogs. Sharon is coming off a hard-fought 14-7 win over Farrell. Outside of a 33-7 loss to Cathedral Prep, the Tigers have allowed just 27 points in their other four games. Ike Friday has rushed for 479 yards and four touchdowns, while Ethan Engelmore has thrown for 464 yards and six scores.Meadville is coming off a 49-21 loss to Class 6A McDowell. Jordan Lawrence has rushed for 584 yards and seven touchdowns for the Bulldogs, while Jacoby Thompson has 288 yards on the ground and eight scores. Thompson has also thrown for 382 yards and three touchdowns.HICKORY (4-1) at MCKINLEY (OHIO) (1-4)The Hornets bounced back from their 20-14 loss to Sharon with a 27-25 win over Class 6A Erie, with sophomore All-American corner Jadon Phillips intercepting a Hail Mary on the game’s final play. Kelvin Morrison has rushed for 606 yards and eight touchdowns, while Zander Telesz has thrown for 556 yards and six touchdowns, with Phillips accounting for 18 receptions for 311 yards and three touchdowns.McKinley has scored just 40 points through five games.GROVE CITY (3-2) at OIL CITY (2-3)Grove City owns wins over North East, Fairview and Slippery Rock, but is coming off a hard-fought 21-17 loss against Fort LeBoeuf. Jaxyn Wilson has been a force on the ground this year for the Eagles with 590 yards and eight touchdowns, while Jonah Stucchio has 249 yards and one score.The Oilers are coming off a big 28-14 win over Fairview last week. They have turned to the air this season, with Cole Findlay throwing for 885 yards and a 9-1 touchdown to interception ratio. DeVaughn Griffin (442 yards, five touchdowns) and Gavin Stephens (324 yards, two touchdowns) his top targets.NORTHWESTERN (2-3) at GREENVILLE (4-1)Greenville has allowed just 26 points during its current 4-game winning streak. Nick Solderich has commanded the offense, throwing for 416 yards and six touchdowns and rushing for 263 yards and two more scores. Rudy Gentile leads the Trojans on the ground with 342 yards and five touchdowns, while Justin Schell is Solderich’s top target with 12 receptions for 270 yards and seven touchdowns.Northwestern has won back-to-back games over Eisenhower and Conneaut. Braden Swift has thrown for 660 yards and eight touchdowns, with Reese Gonzales (343 yards, four touchdowns) his top receiver. Brody Bickenhouser (259 yards, one touchdown) and David White (232 yards, 2 touchdowns) are the top receivers.TITUSVILLE (4-1) at NORTH EAST (1-4)Titusville is rolling. During their 4-game winning streak, they have outscored their opponents 178-26, including a pair of shutouts. Program all-time rushing leader Jaxon Covell has already eclipsed 1,000 yards on the season (1,003), has 284 receiving and a combined 18 touchdowns. Ian McDonald has thrown for 620 yards and seven touchdowns and also rushed for two touchdowns, and Kameron Mong has 220 yards receiving, 155 rushing and six total touchdowns.After some close losses, North East picked up its first win of the season last week, 38-7 over Franklin. Ethan Ringer has rushed for 328 yards and four touchdowns, while Bryson Galloway has thrown for 558 yards and three touchdowns and also rushed for 263 yards and three more scores. Carter Crozier has a team-leading 185 receiving yards.ERIE (1-4) at FRANKLIN (1-4)If ever a team’s record was deceiving, it’s Erie High’s. Three of the Royals’ four losses are against Cathedral Prep (18-6), McDowell (28-240 and Hickory (27-25). Both the Ramblers (5A) and Hornets (3A) are both state-ranked. Paul Johnson has solidified the quarterback spot for the Royals and threw for a pair of touchdown passes last week against Hickory.Franklin is coming off a 38-7 loss to North East.SENECA (4-1) at FAIRVIEW (3-2)Fairview is looking to bounce back from a 28-14 loss to Oil City, while Seneca responded after a 35-21 loss to Mercyhurst Prep with a 20-14 win over Girard. Fairview’s defense has been strong – the 28 points they allowed last week were a season Vinny Campoli has thrown for 432 yards and two touchdowns while also leading the team in rushing with 389 yards and four touchdowns. Tyler Benford also has 364 yards rushing and three touchdowns.Rylan Harwood has rushed for 625 yards and 10 touchdowns for the Bobcats, while Zach Moats has 482 yards and six touchdowns.MAPLEWOOD (3-2) at CONNEAUT (2-3)Maplewood is coming off a big win over Kennedy Catholic, while Conneaut is looking to snap a three-game losing streak. Andrew Proper has been strong on the ground for Maplewood with 621 yards and six touchdowns, while Kyle Jordan has 343 yards passing and four touchdowns and also 280 yards rushing and four more scores.MERCER (1-4) at SAEGERTOWN (2-3)Saegertown enters Week 6 after a thrilling 21-14 overtime win over Union City. Aaron Shartle has rushed for 291 yards and five touchdowns, while Reese Wilkinson has 196 yards on the ground and two scores.Mercer is looking to get its offense on track following a 49-13 loss to Greenville. Colin Wise has rushed for 179 yards to lead the Mustangs.UNION CITY (0-5) at EISENHOWER (3-2)A strong rushing attack and good defense have keyed Eisenhower in their three wins. Two of the Knights’ three wins have come via shutout, with the other a 14-13 victory over Saegertown in Week 2. Caleb Jakubczak (369 yards, 2 touchdowns) and Logan Penley (326 yards, 4 touchdowns) lead the ground game.Union City is still in search of its first win following its overtime loss against Saegertown last week. Austin Brown has rushed for 483 yards through five games for the Bears.VILLA ANGELA- ST. JOESPH (OHIO) (5-0) at MCDOWELL (3-2)Coming off back-to-back wins over Erie and Meadville, the Trojans face one of the top teams in Ohio in VA-SJ. Owen Haffey had a big game for the Trojans in last week’s win over Meadville, while senior quarterback Blayze Myers has been very steady, as has running back Stephon Porter.Four of the Vikings’ five wins have come by more than 30 points (the other was a 53-35 win over Kenston).GIRARD (0-5) at WARREN (0-5)Someone is going to pick up their first win when the Dragons play host to the Yellow Jackets. Ryan St. Julien has thrown for 551 yards and four touchdowns for Girard, with James Kibbe (21 receptions, 280 yards) his top target.Warren is coming off a 56-0 loss to Titusville. Ayden Corbett has 262 yards and a touchdown on the ground for the Dragons.IROQUOIS (1-4) at KENNEDY CATHOLIC (0-4)Iroquois lost 36-20 to Cambridge Springs last week. Quarterback Cole Bennett has thrown for 1,100 yards with an 11-3 touchdown to interception ratio. Carmelo Taylor has 405 yards receiving and five touchdowns to lead the Braves.Kennedy Catholic is coming off a 55-12 loss to Maplewood.</div></body>

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SLIPPERY ROCK (1-4) at HARBOR CREEK (2-3) The Huskies are looking to rebound after a pair of close losses against Fairview (23-14) and Mercyhurst Prep (26-20). They rely heavily on their rushing attack, led by Gavin Zillman (278 yards, 3 touchdowns), Tyshawn Jones (256 yards, 7 touchdowns) and Tobias Vahey (206 yards 1 touchdown).