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Raiders Come Up Short Against Tigers, 49-28

In a game dominated by offense, Seneca Valley can't match North Allegheny's prolific attack.

 
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A frustrated Raiders bench late in the game.
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SV QB Jordan Brown eyes a favorite receiver.
SV offense watches the defense struggle to hold back the relentless NA offensive attack.
NA running back Karl DeCiantis charges towards the handoff.
An open field tackle by Brad Gresock prevents another NA touchdown.
Raiders running back Jonathan Dorogy cuts right.
Brad Gresock assists on another tackle.

The  numbers just didn't add up for Seneca Valley on Friday as the Raiders took on defending WPIAL and PIAA AAAA champs North Allegheny Tigers at NexTier Stadium.

The Raiders came out gunning as Forrest Barnes made a 57-yard run for a touchdown in the second play of the game. With Michael Denny's extra point, Seneca Valley was up 7-0. That would be the last time the Raiders would be in the lead. North Allegheny scored the next 28 points of the game.    

SV's next score came with 1:46 left in the half when receiver Ryan Conn made a catch on a 31-yard pass by quarterback Jordan Brown. The Tigers would log one more successful series. The score at the half was 28-14.

North Allegheny quarterback Mack Leftwich passed for 132 yards, and the running trio of Vinnie Congedo, Nick Passodelis, and Alex DiCiantis accounted for the majority of the Tigers' 349 rushing yards for the game. 

SV's Barnes would score again in the second half. Three minutes into the fourth quarter, an interception by Gabe Edwards would lead to a Raiders touchdown by David Hall. NA countered with two touchdown drives. 

Final score:  49-28. The Raiders next take on the Pine-Richland Rams at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 7.

Additional images of this game may be viewed at JimmeB Photography.

Related Topics: Football, North Allegheny, and Seneca Valley
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