Eddie Lewis scored three times in the first half, leading Wash High to a comfortable win over Brentwood. Also, in the 2A Century Conference, McGuffey controlled the second half to hand Waynesburg its first loss. Peters Township tossed a shutout as the #1 Indians stay unbeaten and atop the 5A rankings. Trinity and Ringgold both fell behind early and lost 4A Big Seven games. Ft. Cherry and Burgettstown put up 1A Black Hills shutouts while California, Carmichaels, Jeff-Morgan and West Greene won in the 1A Tri-County South. Canon-McMillan edged South Fayette in non-conference play while Charleroi fell to Jeannette.
One game that was not played is the 1A Black Hills contest at Avella against #1 Bishop Canevin. Thursday afternoon, Avella posted the following on its official Facebook page: “Unfortunately, due to multiple player injuries on the Avella Varsity Football team, we have been forced to cancel this Friday’s game vs. Bishop Canevin. We appreciate your support as we prioritize player health and recovery.” The League has not determined whether the game will be canceled, re-scheduled or forfeited.
Following are the Week 4 scores for Washington & Greene County teams:
5A Allegheny Six
Peters Township 31, Upper St. Clair 0
4A Big Seven
McKeesport 35, Trinity 7
Connellsville 47, Ringgold 12
2A Century
Wash High 47, Brentwood 6
McGuffey 26, Waynesburg 7
1A Black Hills
Burgettstown 40, Chartiers-Houston 0
Ft. Cherry 42, OLSH 0
Bishop Canevin at Avella, postponed
1A Tri-County South
West Greene 39, Bentworth 6
Jeff-Morgan 42, Beth-Center 8
California 51, Monessen 20
Carmichaels 27, Mapletown 8
Non-Conference
Canon-McMillan 14, South Fayette 7
Jeannette 35, Charleroi 7