Northwest High School has snapped Quince Orchard’s 39-game winning streak and ended their bid to “three-peat” as State Champions, beating QO 29-26 on Friday night. Our very own Damon Anderson provided coverage via X, which can be seen below:
• West returns the opening kickoff for a touchdown Quince Orchard 6, Northwest 0. 11:46 left 1st quarter.
• Short touchdown run by Barry. North west over Quince Orchard 7-6. 7:55 left 1st quarter.
• Short touchdown pass Marzulo to Harvey. Quince Orchard over Northwest 12-6. 6:10 left 1st quarter.
• 10 yard touchdown pass by Barry. Northwest over quince orchard 15-12. 2:14 left 1st quarter.
• End of the first-quarter Northwest over Quince Orchard 15-12.
• 30 yard touchdown by Northwest. They lead Quince Orchard 22-12. 10:20 left 2nd quarter.
• Pick 6 by Northwest. They lead Quince Orchard 29-12. 9:33 left 2nd quarter.
• Halftime. Northwest over Quince Orchard 29-12.
• 31 yard touchdown pass by Marzullo. Quince Orchard trails Northwest 29-19. 1:52 left 3rd quarter.
• End of the third-quarter Northwest lead Quince Orchard 29-19.
• Short touchdown pass by Marzullo. Couldn’t Orchard Trail Northwest. 29-26. 45 seconds left 4th quarter.
• Northwest upset Quince Orchard
29-26.
Scores from other games can be seen here.
Northwest upset Quince Orchard
29-26. Final @TheMoCoShow— Damon Anderson (@NomadAnderson) November 11, 2023
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