Quince Orchard Loses Class 4A State Title, Flowers Disqualified, Good Counsel vs DeMatha WCAC Capital Title Game
Key points:
- In a surprising turn of events, Quince Orchard's reign as the Class 4A state football champions came to an end with a 29-26 loss to Northwest.
- Flowers was disqualified from the state playoffs due to an ineligible player, allowing Roosevelt to advance to the quarterfinals.
- Good Counsel and DeMatha will face off in the WCAC Capital title game, with Good Counsel seeking their sixth championship.
Maryland high school football playoffs witnessed major upsets with Quince Orchard’s reign ending and Flowers being disqualified due to an ineligible player. Wise is now the favorite to win 4A title. The coveted MIAA and WCAC titles are set to be decided, with Good Counsel and DeMatha clashing in the WCAC Capital title match. The MPSSAA postseason moves to quarterfinals with top teams like Dunbar, Fort Hill, Milford Mill, and North Point in contention for championship wins.
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