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Northern Lebanon Vikings
CFA – Federal Conference Age group information
Midgets (9-1) Tri-C Community 26, Northern Lebanon 0 – CFA Super Bowl
Viking Midgets Fall in Super Bowl; Finish 9-1
The Viking Midgets concluded their impressive season with a loss to the Tri Community Panthers, securing the runner-up position in the Federal East Conference.
Despite the setback, the Midgets had an outstanding year, finishing with a 9-1 record. With a promising young team, the future looks bright for the Vikings, as they aim for another strong season next year.
The following players deserve a special congratulations for their well-deserved All-Star nominations:
#2 Jonathan Zimmerman (RB)
#4 Luke Bennethum (LB)
#7 Ty Martin (WR)
#8 Vincent Moyer (DE)
#15 Markus Miller (QB)
#50 Connor Wallish (OL)
#71 Jackson Walter (DT)
#95 Justin Bennethum (OL)
Photos by Susan Dengler
Palmyra Cougars
CFA – Federal Conference Age group information
Ponies (7-2) Steelton 13, Palmyra 12 – CFA Super Bowl
Steelton Lil Rollers Edge Palmyra Cougars in Thrilling Pony Super Bowl
In a heart-stopping finale to the CFA Federal East Pony League youth football season, the Steelton Lil Rollers narrowly defeated the Palmyra Cougars 13-12 in Super Bowl LI. The intense matchup showcased the incredible skill and determination of both 5th and 6th-grade teams.
From kickoff to the final whistle, the Steelton Lil Rollers and Palmyra Cougars engaged in a back-and-forth battle. Each play was a testament to the athletes’ endurance, strategy and teamwork. Neither team allowed the other to breathe easily, with every possession fiercely contested.
Key Moments
– A pivotal fourth-quarter touchdown by Steelton’s running back proved decisive.
– Palmyra’s quarterback and running back Corps impressed with pinpoint passes and daring runs.
– Steelton’s defense held strong against Palmyra’s late-game surge.
Coach’s Perspective
“Every player gave their all,” said Palmyra Coach Matt Bleiler. “Our team’s resilience and camaraderie made the difference.”
Palmyra Assistant General Manager Coach Erik Conley added, “We’re proud of our Cougars’ fight and sportsmanship. This game will fuel our offseason preparations.”
Season Highlights
– Steelton’s undefeated regular season
– Palmyra’s stunning playoff dominance
Conclusion
The Steelton Lil Rollers’ Super Bowl LI victory will be remembered for years to come in Palmyra. Both teams demonstrated exceptional spirit and talent, inspiring their fans and setting the bar even higher for next season.