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Pa. high school football scores, Mid-Penn live updates from Week 6

It's Week 6 of Pa. high school football. Follow along for live updates and Mid-Penn scores from Friday night.

Week 6 has begun in the Mid-Penn high school football season. Area teams are rapidly approaching the midway point of their season. Follow along as live scores are updated from games across the region. Check back frequently for recaps, photos, and the latest polls. Voters have the chance to cast their ballots for the best GameTimePA student section. PIAA football will be broadcast live on the NFHS Network. Here are the scores from Week 6 in the Mid-Penn:

Mechanicsburg emerged victorious over Shippensburg. Delone Catholic also won against James Buchanan. Chambersburg defeated Altoona, while Mifflin County claimed a win against Waynesboro as well. West Perry bested Greencastle-Antrim in their matchup.

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