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For the first time since 2019 the Mid-Penn Keystone Division will crown a champion not named Bishop McDevitt. That’s because the high-powered Crusaders have made the move to take on the 6A giants of the rugged Commonwealth Division. McDevitt leaves behind Keystone playmates Hershey, Lower Dauphin, Palmyra, Mifflin County, and Red Land, with the new-look… Read more: High school football season previews 2024: Mid-Penn Keystone predicted finish, players to watch and more

It might not last long, but for now there is a ray of hope for teams in the Mid-Penn Keystone Division hoping to catch up with Bishop McDevitt, a team which has had its offensive line absolutely gutted from graduation losses. But the reality is the backups for the Crusaders are almost always good enough… Read more: High school football season previews 2023: Mid-Penn Keystone predicted finish, players to watch and more

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Red Land didn’t turn in its best performance Saturday when the Patriots scrimmaged Big Spring, but this is a team that has the talent needed to make positive strides in the Keystone Division. How far can they get? That depends on how quickly some gents develop.

By Geoff MorrowFor The Sentinel & 4th Down Magazine You can’t put a ring on it unless you first pop the finger back into place. Such is love the Frank and Erin Gay way. Two intensely competitive individuals who have devoted their entire lives to participating in and coaching athletics, Frank and Erin didn’t connect until… Read more: No flags for holding: Red Land football power couple, coaches Frank and Erin Gay, battle ‘Newlywed Game’ style

By Andy Shay:  Nothing like a little late-game drama in Hershey to kick off the 2020 Mid-Penn Conference football season. Trailing visiting Red Land by a touchdown and getting blanked in the first half, Hershey dominated the final 24 minutes in every phase to nudge past the Patriots Friday night. Senior kicker Joey Corado drilled… Read more: Hershey’s Joey Corado drills game-winning field goal with 10 seconds left to push Hershey past Red Land

By Adam Kulikowski:  Head coach: Frank Gay, 17th season overall (92-83), 11th season at Red Land (50-58) Classification: 5A Division: Mid-Penn Keystone 2019 season: 4-6 (2-4) Postseason: did not qualify RETURNING LEADERS Passing: Comp-Att.,Yards, TD None Rushing: Att-Yards, Avg, TD Dylan Rodenhaber: 35-140, 4.0, 1 Receiving: Rec-Yards, Avg, TD Chase Lawler: 34-378, 11.1, 3 Hayden Zechman: 16-228, 14.3, 2 Key returners: Dylan Rodenhaber,… Read more: 2020 Preview: Red Land