Peters Township squandered two golden opportunities to get on the board in the first half. We lost (the 6A final) last year on a last-second field goal, so we wanted to get back here and finish the deal, and they did that tonight.” We had a lot of zoom meetings, then finally in July, we were able to get out there and work.

“We talked about it in February, then covid hit. “Our theme this year was ‘finish,’” Kasperowicz said. Kasperowicz credited his seniors with strong leadership in a season burdened by a pandemic and was glad to see them get another WPIAL title after losing to Central Catholic in the 6A final last year. Spencer, a Penn wrestling commit, rushed for two touchdowns and hit Jochem on a 28-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter. Led by seniors Cole Spencer, Caden Schweiger and Eli Jochem, the Rams built a 28-0 halftime lead. Width='100%' height='100%' frameborder='0' scrolling='auto' title='WPIAL 5A football championship' style='position:absolute ' allowfullscreen>

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