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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

The move from the Colonial Division to the Keystone resulted in a few more bumps than expected as Sechler and his crew posted a winless campaign during the COVID-truncated season. Mifflin’s second turn in the division should be a different story as the Huskies emphasize a power-running attack behind an offensive line that includes Jaxson Pupo (5-foot-11, 225), Alexander Price (6-2), Ryan Stahl (6-0, 205) and Elijah Osborne (6-0, 260).

By Adam Kulikowski Coach: Scot Sechler Classification: 6A Division: Keystone 2019 record: 3-7 (2-4 Colonial) Playoffs: did not qualify Returning leaders Passing: Comp-Att, Yards, TDs Chris Sheetz: 47-95, 666, 6 Brycen Hassinger: 28-72, 523, 5 Rushing: Att-Yards, Avg., TDs Brycen Hassinger: 103-651, 6.3, 4 Gage Schaeffer: 110-584, 5.3, 6 Receiving: Rec-Yards, Avg., TDs Jayden Jackson: 18-450, 25.0 4 Key Players: Brycen… Read more: 2020 Preview: Mifflin County Huskies