WPIAL football rankings through Week 6
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Saturday, October 5, 2019 | 7:35 PM
West Greene’s Ben Jackson (34) runs along the sideline against California on Oct. 4, 2019, at West Greene.
West Greene’s Ben Jackson (34) hurdles California’s Nathan O’Savage (21) during their game Oct. 4, 2019, at West Greene.
WPIAL Football
Class 6A
1. North Allegheny, 7-0, 1
2. Central Catholic, 6-1, 2
3. Pine-Richland, 6-1, 3
4. Mt. Lebanon, 5-2, 4
5. Seneca Valley, 3-4, 5
Out: none
Class 5A
1. Penn-Trafford, 6-1, 1
2. Gateway, 6-1, 3
3. Bethel Park, 5-1, 5
4. Penn Hills, 6-1, 4
5. Moon, 5-2, NR
Out: Peters Township (6-1, 2)
Class 4A
1. Thomas Jefferson, 7-0, 1
2. South Fayette, 6-1, 2
3. Belle Vernon, 5-1, 3
4. Knoch, 5-2, 5
5. Blackhawk, 4-3, NR
Out: West Mifflin (4-3, 4)
Class 3A
1. Aliquippa, 7-0, 1
2. Central Valley, 6-1, 2
3. North Catholic, 5-1, 3
4. Derry, 5-2, 4
5. Elizabeth Forward, 4-2, 5
Out: none
Class 2A
1. Washington, 7-0, 1
2. Burgettstown, 6-0, 2
3. McGuffey, 7-0, 3
4. Freedom, 7-0, 4
5. Avonworth, 7-0, 5
Out: none
Class A
1. Jeannette, 7-0, 1
2. Clairton, 5-2, 2
3. Sto-Rox, 7-0, 3
4. West Greene, 7-0, 4
5. OLSH, 5-2, 5
Out: none
Chris Harlan is a Tribune-Review Staff Writer. You can contact Chris by email at charlan@tribweb.com or via Twitter .
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