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Projecting the finish in Section 1 of the Lancaster-Lebanon League


2024 Berks football coverage

presented by UECU



The 2024 season kicks off in four days.

Every team has holes to plug after graduation losses, transfers and injuries.

Here’s a breakdown of the teams in Section 1 of the Lancaster Lebanon League and how they might finish.

Team2023OutlookOpener
1Manheim Township*12-1Blue Streaks graduated more top-shelf talent than any team in the section but also have more coming back than their top rivals. Challenger for D3 crown.@ Cumblerand Valley
2Wilson7-4Bulldogs are mostly unproven, with just 7 starters back, and only 3 on defense. Lots of moving parts here. How QB spot plays out will be big key. @ Cheltenham
3Hempfield3-7Black Knights have a huge hole to fill at QB but otherwise return a lot of experience at WR, on O-line, and on D. Poised for a rebound.@ Dallastown
4Penn Manor4-6Comets, with at least 8 starters back on each side of the ball and solid special teams performers, have a chance to move up. Deep along both lines. Dark horse pick.@ Conestoga Valley
5McCaskey2-8Red Tornado has a wealth of experience back on both sides of the line, a dynamic QB in Jalen Cintron and a triple-threat in DeAndre Jones. Could surprise.@ Bartram
6Reading High1-9Red Knights have a deeper, more experienced roster than a year ago with several potential play-makers and a big O-Line. Should be more competitive.Phoenixville
7Cedar Crest8-3Falcons have an experienced QB but lots of holes to fill after graduating 11 all-league picks.  New head coach. Could be starting over.Lower Dauphin
*Defending section champion.

Reading High’s Gabriel Laws
Wilson’s Correll Akings
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