WPIAL football conference preview: Class 3A Beaver Valley
August 14, 2017
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Countdown to Kickoff 2017 continues with a six-day look at some of the top high school football talent in the WPIAL for this upcoming season. As always, this list just scratches the surface. We ask for your help in building a complete rundown of candidates. You can nominate a top player by clicking on NOMINATE TOP PLAYERS and submitting their name. Here is a look at some of the players to watch this 2017 campaign in Class 3-A.
OFFENSE:
Quarterbacks:
Nico Battisti - Central Valley
Running Backs:
Lionel Deanes - Seton-LaSalle
Avante McKenzie - Aliquippa
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