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Abington Heights soars over Western Wayne, 34-14
The Abington Heights Comets arrived at the Pit in Clarks Summit off of nice back-to-back road wins over Wilkes-Barre Area and Berwick. The Western Wayne Wildcats were feeling good after a big win last Friday night at Old Forge. With both teams having winning records, it appeared to be a close matchup and the winner would have some momentum heading into the middle of their schedule. The Pit was packed on both sides and with many of their fans travelling to see this big game, Western Wayne hoped for a big win.