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Susquehanna Township Shuts Out Greencastle-Antrim 42-0

by Ed Gotwals

Susquehanna Township scored twice in each of the first two quarters and defeated Greencastle-Antrim 42-0 Friday night at Kaley Field. Sincere Littlejohn scored the Indians’ final three touchdowns. The loss left the Blue Devils at 2-2 overall and 0-1 in the Mid Penn Colonial Division. Original article

Susquehanna Township held Greencastle-Antrim to 122 yards of offense and seven first downs. The Blue Devils gained 54 yards on 27 rushing attempts and completed six of 15 passes for 68 yards. Wyatt Hull led their receivers with four catches for 62 yards. Landon Kagarise and Brycen Ricker each rushed for 16 yards, while Spencer Long added 12.

Greencastle-Antrim coach Jason Thurston said small mistakes proved costly against Susquehanna Township. He also said his team struggled to block and tackle, but stayed together through the game. The Blue Devils travel to Boiling Springs next Friday.

Published with Permission from Mid Penn Broadcasting. Read the full story here: https://thesportspage.blog/2026/09/19/blue-devils-take-one-on-the-chin-from-susquehanna-twp/

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