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Twin Valley remains No. 1 in total defense even after loss to Wyomissing


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Even after allowing a season-high 449 total yards and taking its first loss Twin Valley remains the top-ranked defensive team in the 37-team Lancaster-Lebanon League.

The Raiders are allowing 147.7 total yards per game, 30 less than any other team, following a 34-24 loss to Wyomissing.

The Raiders had been ranked No. 1 in scoring defense; they’ve dropped to No. 6 in that category. Unbeaten Manheim Township is now No. 1, alloing just 6.8 points per game. The Blue Streaks are also No. 1 in the league in rushing defense.

Exeter is No. 1 in the league in pass defense after an outstanding effort last week in a 36-3 win over Hempfield. The Black Knights have one of the most productive passing attacks in the league but completed less than half their passes and threw for only 115 yards on 29 attempts.

Twin Valley is No. 2 against the rush and No. 2 against the pass.

For complete stats on every team in the league, go to: lancasteronline.com.

Lancaster-Lebanon League defensive rankings

RUSHING YARDSPASSING YARDS
Manheim Township71.8Exeter67.9
Twin Valley79.7Twin Valley68.0
Wyomissing87.9Conrad Weiser75.4
Wilson88.4Donegal75.5
Conestoga Valley91.7Annville-Cleona81.5
Conrad Weiser102.5Lampeter-Strasburg82.7
Cocalico112.1Daniel Boone85.0
Pequea Valley118.7Northern Lebanon86.9
Garden Spot123.1Pequea Valley92.6
Lampeter-Strasburg124.8Octorara96.7
TOTAL YARDSPOINTS ALLOWED
Twin Valley147.7Manheim Township6.8
Manheim Township177.4Exeter7.1
Conrad Weiser177.9Conestoga Valley7.6
Conestoga Valley195.7Lampeter-Strasburg7.7
Wyomissing197.0Conrad Weiser9.0
Exeter204.9Twin Valley9.2
Wilson207.4Warwick 11.7
Lampeter-Strasburg209.1Wyomissing13.0
Pequea Valley211.4Wilson13.6
Donegal227.4Cocalico15.2
Exeter’s Genuine Stutzman drives Gov. Mifflin’s Grady Garner to the ground. (PhilMarPhoto)

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