Friday Night Highlights! Scores, stats, recaps & highlights from Week 8 football

It's Week 8, and the clock is running down on the regular season.

Every win matters, every loss hurts as teams make the push for the postseason. See how your favorite teams fared right here — and be sure to check back for updates as Saturday's games go final and all weekend for final scores, stats, game recaps, photos and highlight videos.

Beginning Monday at 5 p.m., cast your vote for Football Player of the Week.

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Quakertown's Vince Micucci was voted the Courier Times/Intell's Football Player of the Week. The Panthers’ quarterback threw for 110 yards and two touchdowns, and also ran for 80 yards and a touchdown, in a 37-0 win against Bensalem. He received 43 percent of the vote.

CB East’s Ethan Shine was next with 21 percent.

Friday

Pennsbury 44, North Penn 34

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Galamama Mulbah had the game of his life Friday night and helped Pennsbury beat host North Penn, 44-34, in a Suburban One League National Conference game. Mulbah carried the ball an incredible 49 times for 360 yards and four touchdowns and helped the Falcons (7-1 overall, 5-0 SOL National) stay ahead of the Knights (3-5, 2-3 SOL).

-Joe Fite

Central Bucks West 27, Pennridge 8

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Senior running back Eli Boehm and junior quarterback Ganz Cooper each ran for two touchdowns in Central Bucks West’s 27-8 Suburban One League National Conference victory over Pennridge on Friday night at War Memorial Field. Boehm (29 carries, 142 yards) had a pair of 4-yard scores while Cooper added two 1-yard sneaks for the Bucks (5-3, 4-1 SOL). Pennridge senior running back Brennan Fisher, an Army-West Point commit, finished with 140 rushing yards on 18 attempts, including a 57-yard scoring jaunt midway through the second quarter for the Rams (2-6, 1-4 SOL).

-Tom Moore

Quakertown 49, Council Rock North 19

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Momentum is a crucial part of football.

With the score tied at 6 in the second quarter, Quakertown grabbed all of it Friday night at Council Rock North. Back-to-back fourth-down stops, combined with an interception by Max Morris, gave Quakertown great field position on three drives that ended in the end zone and helped the Panthers cruise to a 49-19 victory.

That flurry was part of 29 unanswered points as the Panthers improved to .500 on the year (4-4) and 3-1 in SOL Continental play. Running backs John Eatherton and Brett Hileman each had three touchdowns on the night, while quarterback Vince Micucci threw for 99 yards, including a beautiful touchdown pass to Eatherton. CR North (2-6, 1-4 SOL Continental) scored on touchdown receptions by Jack Paessler and Vaughn Vanderslice, as well as a 79-yard run by Gavin Papp.

-Vince Paravecchia

Bristol 7, Morrisville 6

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A 2-yard touchdown run by junior Kendall Cottrell, followed by a successful point-after attempt, were the difference as Bristol escaped a Morrisville upset scare Friday at Morris Field.

Morrisville jumped up 6-0 earlier in the second quarter on 25-yard TD pass from receiver Jake Neely to Tymeir Hill. But a missed extra point loomed large in the one-point loss. Bristol (now 6-1) salted the game away with a 12-minute drive in the late third and then fourth quarter that didn’t produce points but took a lot of time off the clock. The Warriors then stopped Morrisville’s final possession to finish the game off.

-Todd Thorpe

Central Bucks South 21, Neshaminy 7

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Jack Carver, Corey Moore and Anthony Leonardi each rushed for a touchdown on Friday night to help Central Bucks South beat Neshaminy, 21-7. The Titans' defense did a good job shutting down Neshaminy, allowing only a 27-yard TD pass from Colin Baker to Travis Lavelah. The Titans move to 5-3, while Neshaminy is 4-4.

-Tom Waring

Upper Moreland 14, Cheltenham 10

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Upper Moreland scored in the first quarter on a four-yard run by quarterback Shawn Herbert, and that score stood until the third quarter, when Donovan Agyare ran 57 yards for a Cheltenham touchdown to tie the game. But a second touchdown run by Herbert gave the Golden Bears the lead back. Stephen Broderick rushed for 109 yards and contributed to the Golden Bears’ strong defensive effort.

La Salle 6, Archbishop Wood 3 (OT)

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Senior Sean McFadden bulled over from the 2-yard line in the first overtime to give La Salle a 6-3 win over Archbishop Wood on Friday. The touchdown was the first of the season for McFadden and his first since his sophomore year.

Palisades 35, Minersville 6

Steven Lilly ran for a pair of touchdowns and Kai Stiansen threw a pair of touchdowns to Kyle Kirsch and John Haubert. Riley Sessinger had a pair of interceptions on defense, one of which he returned 37 yards for a defensive score, for the Pirates (6-2 overall, 6-2 Colonial League).

Central Bucks East 31, Abington 6

Luke Wilson hauled in a 75-yard touchdown pass from Pat Keller as the Patriots took a 24-0 lead into halftime. Ethan Shine scored two rushing touchdowns, and Declan Kelly added another for the Patriots, while Jack Corrigan kicked a 31-yard field goal. CB East improved to 7-1 and will visit Neshaminy next week, while Abington fell to 2-6 and plays Pennsbury on Friday.

Souderton 23, Council Rock South 0

Souderton put up another great defensive performance, this time shutting out CR South. Jayden Bergey nabbed a key interception that led to a Big Red touchdown. Bergey, a sophomore linebacker, leads the team in tackles. Quarterback Jared Zimmerman ran for two touchdowns, including one from 70 yards, and Ty Quintois connected on three field goals. Ryan Sadowski and Chris Kerns were also big contributors on defense.

Wissahickon 28, William Tennent 3

The Panthers took an early lead when Kyle Flack booted a 32-yard field goal. But it was the Trojans the rest of the way, as Wissahickon picked up its first win of the season. Tennent (1-6) will visit Cheltenham on Friday.

Bonner-Prendergast 42, Lansdale Catholic 14

The Crusaders had a tough outing against the PCL leader Bonner-Prendergast. The Crusaders (5-3) will look to get back on track next week against West Catholic (3-5).

Marple Newtown 35, Hatboro-Horsham 0

Upper Dublin 44, Harry S. Truman 14

The Tigers had to contend with an undefeated Upper Dublin (8-0), and fell to 2-6 on the season. Rondell Bradley scored for the Tigers, who visit Quakertown on Friday.

Upper Darby 14, Bensalem 7

The Owls fell to 2-6 after a close game against Upper Darby. Bensalem will try for a third win next when it faces Council Rock South (3-5).

Saturday

Conwell-Egan 29, Neumann-Goretti 14

Down 14-12 in the third quarter, Sincere Fairey hauled in a 72-yard touchdown pass from Colin Majors to give the Eagles a lead they would hold until the end. Majors also had a rushing touchdown in the second quarter. Mekhi Harper returned an interception for a touchdown and the Eagles had a pair of safeties as well.

Lower Moreland 21, George School 13

Episcopal Academy 49, Germantown Academy 7

The Patriots saw their undefeated streak come to an end at five in Saturday's matchup against another undefeated team, Episcopal Academy, in their Inter-Ac opener. GA will look to bounce back next week when it plays Springside-Chestnut Hill (3-3).

This article originally appeared on Bucks County Courier Times: PA Bucks Montco HS football: Scores, stats, game recaps Week 8