Senior quarterback Louie Barrios turned the ball over three times in Cedar Creek's 25-3 loss to Hillside in the Group 2 regional championship at Rutgers University on Sunday.

Playing in his last game, Johnson set a career high with five sacks in the Hawks' victory in the PIAA Class 6A state final.

The Hawks and Vikings each won their third state title in the four years since the PIAA expanded the classifications to six groups. Their sustained success has led some public-school supporters to call for a separate group for private-school programs.

Kolbe Burrell ran for 193 yards and two touchdowns, and Liam Johnson registered five sacks as the Hawks won their second PIAA Class 6A title in a row and third in last four years.

Saturday's top performances and highlights from around Southeastern Pa.

The Renegades were bigger and stronger and came away a 34-0 winner.

The win capped a season in which Williamtown finished 12-1, winning its second straight South Jersey title and third overall.

With less than 10 seconds left, Max Keller connected with Cardel Pigford on a 3-yard touchdown pass to take the lead and win 19-15.

After a buzzer-beater sent the game to overtime, Diguglielmo's late three sealed Boyertown's win on the first action-packed Friday night of basketball.

Archbishop Wood defeated Cheltenham 19-15 to clinch the PIAA Class 5A Championship in Hershey, Pa., Friday, Dec. 6, 2019.

The senior quarterback's 69 career touchdown passes rank first on Penns Grove's all-time list.

Brown has led Williamstown to the Group 5 regional championship game for the second year in a row. They lost to Sayreville last year.

The senior lineman's contributions in the state semifinals included two sacks, two tackles for loss and a one-handed interception.