Twin Valley’s high school football team is set to compete in its first-ever 4A state championship game against Southern Lehigh Thursday night at 7 p.m., following a narrow semifinal victory.
The Raiders are coming off a four-point win over Aliquippa, marking the team’s smallest margin of victory this year.
Twin Valley’s ground game is its biggest threat, with Drew Engle just 80 yards away from a 2,000-yard season.
On defense, the Raiders have been strong, allowing just 11 points per game. They aim to secure the 4A crown in their historic championship appearance.
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“I mean, this is such a special group. Every week, they lift us up as coaches and this week was no different. We can’t wait to get back to work with them,” Twin Valley head coach Brett Myers said.
“It’s great. I get one more week with all my buddies. We get to go play in a state championship. It’s awesome,” Twin Valley running back Lucas Myers said.
Twin Valley is 14-0, while Southern Lehigh is 14-1 on the season.
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