Meadville Tribune

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October 26, 2012

District 10 high school football scoreboard

MEADVILLE — Week 9 of the District 10 high school football season concludes Saturday with a pair of games, including a Region 1 tilt between Conneaut and Kennedy Catholic.

Here is how Friday night's action wrapped up:

Region 1

  • Mercer 10, Farrell 7
  • West Middlesex 41, Lakeview 6

Region 2

  • Eisenhower 67, Youngsville 26
  • Cochranton 40, Maplewood 10
  • Iroquois 44, Union City 18

Region 3

  • Wilmington 26, Greenville 0
  • Grove City 49, Sharon 21
  • Hickory 28, Reynolds 7
  • Titusville 52, Saegertown 19

Region 4

  • Corry 40, Harbor Creek 13
  • Northwestern 49, Fairview 14
  • Fort LeBoeuf 13, Girard 10
  • North East 14, Seneca 0

Region 5

  • Warren 64, Franklin 8
  • DuBois 58, Meadville 24
  • Slippery Rock 28, Oil City 13

Region 6

  • Cathedral Prep 70, East 0
  • McDowell 45, Strong Vincent 6

Non-region

  • Bradford 24, St. Mary’s 12

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