Eatherton ignites Quakertown offense; Panthers shut out CR South

Quakertown senior Ryan Wood leads the student section in the front row.

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Quakertown’s John Eatherton celebrates after his second TD with a 1-yard plunge in the third quarter

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Quakertown’s Anthony Streahle makes an incredible juggling interception in front of CR South’s Lee Russell late in the fourth quarter to seal the victory.

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Quakertown’s Vince Micucci throws a pass.

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Quakertown’s John Eatherton tries to break free of the grab of CR Southu’s Tom Gallagher.

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Quakertown’s Brett Hileman brings down CR South’s Dan Boss on swing pass around the outside.

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Quakertown QB Vince Micucci launches a long pass as CR South’s Anthony Carey and Jim St. Thomas close in.

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Quakertown’s Cody Jefferson slashes for a gain late in the fourth quarter.

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Quakertown’s Max Morris hauls a pass from Vince Micucci while being tackled by CR South’s Nick Haurin.

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Posted Thursday, September 29, 2022 12:03 am

Photographs by Michael A. Apice

Senior running back John Eatherton scored both Quakertown TDs to lead the Panthers past SOL Continental foe Council Rock South 16-0 Friday night.

The win snapped a three-game losing for the Panthers (2-3) who host Souderton Friday. The Golden Hawks (2-3) will host Hatboro-Horsham on Friday.

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