It's Week 9 prediction time for high school football in Bucks County
Here are the Week 9 high school football picks for Bucks County area teams by the Courier Times and Intelligencer sports staff
Week 9 high school football predictions for Bucks County have been released by the Bucks County Courier Times and Intelligencer sports staff. Melissa Hanejko, Drew Markol, and Tom Moore all had successful weeks with 17, 16, and 15 wins respectively, leading the way with records of 107-49, 112-44, and 111-45.
Here are the matches scheduled for Friday, October 23rd:
- Academy of the New Church takes on New Hope Solebury, with Melissa predicting New Hope-Solebury's victory.
- Archbishop Wood faces Great Valley; Drew predicts Great Valley to win.
- Bensalem hosts Souderton, which Tom predicts Souderton will win.
- Central Bucks East vs. Abington; Melissa predicts Central Bucks East to win.
- Central Bucks West vs. Pennsbury; Tom predicts Central Bucks West to win.
- Conwell-Egan vs. Lansdale Catholic; Melissa predicts Conwell-Egan to win.
- Council Rock North vs. Morrisville; Melissa predicts Morrisville to win.
- Harry S. Truman takes on Wissahickon; Melissa predicts Wissahickon to win.
- Hatboro-Horsham hosts Springfield (Montgomery County); Melissa predicts Springfield to win.
- Lower Moreland vs. Bristol; Melissa predicts Bristol to win.
- Neshaminy faces Pennridge; Melissa predicts Pennridge to win.
- North Penn takes on Central Bucks South; Melissa predicts North Penn to win.
The remaining games for the week are:
- Plymouth-Whitemarsh vs. Council Rock South; Melissa predicts Plymouth-Whitemarsh to win.
- Quakertown hosts Upper Dublin; Melissa predicts Quakertown to win.
- Pen Argyl vs. Palisades; Melissa predicts Pen Argyl to win.
- William Tennent faces Upper Moreland; Melissa predicts Upper Moreland to win.
- La Salle takes on Cardinal O'Hara; Melissa predicts La Salle to win.
On Saturday, Springside Chestnut Hill Academy plays Germantown Academy at 1 p.m.
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