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GLENOLDEN — Strath Haven settled a score with Interboro, and in spectacular fashion.
John Prochniak scored three touchdowns Friday night, including one off a 75-yard scamper, to power the Panthers to a 42-14 triumph over the Bucs, who had won three straight games in the series. Those were the first, second and third tallies of the senior’s career.
“My O-line was blocking great,” Prochniak, a career inside linebacker said. “They really did it for me. And it feels great because they got us three years in a row. We really wanted this game. We knew we were the better team. So, we came out and got what we deserved.”
The Panthers didn’t allow any points until there were just under 10 minutes left in the fourth quarter.
Ibo Pio, another two-way Panthers standout, set the tone with a 66-yard run on Strath Haven’s first play from scrimmage.
Pio was so far ahead of his pursuers he looked back and taunted them. Not a problem as kicker Emmet Young converted a 35-yard extra point following the penalty.
“We didn’t stop them,” Bucs coach Steve Lennox said. “That first play, that took a little wind out of our sails. But still there was plenty of time to come back. We made some mistakes but Strath Haven had something to do with it.”
The Panthers led 20-0 at the intermission and rushed for almost 400 yards on the night.
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Strath Haven running back Evan Blake picks his way through open territory as Interboro’s Paul Finley (23) looks to head him off. (SUBMITTED PHOTO – PERRY SOSI
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