The West Scranton (Scranton, PA) varsity football team hosts Abington Heights (Clarks Summit, PA) for a non-conference matchup tonight at 7:00 PM.
Here’s what you need to know:
What: Pennsylvania High School Football
Who: West Scranton vs Abington Heights
When: Friday, August 29, 2025
Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
Live stream: Watch on NFHS Network
West Scranton and Abington Heights Kick Off 2025 Season with Early Wins
The 2025 high school football season is off to a strong start for both Abington Heights (Clarks Summit, PA) and West Scranton (Scranton, PA), as each team has claimed a victory in their opening games.
Season Records and Rankings
Abington Heights enters the week with a perfect 1-0 record, having outscored their opponent 21-13 in their season opener. Nationally, the team is ranked 3,757th, with a state ranking of 142 and 38th in their class. West Scranton matches the win, defeating their opponent 20-7 to also start the season 1-0. The Knights hold a national ranking of 9,402, with state and class ranks of 395 and 87, respectively.
Scoring Trends
Abington Heights has demonstrated consistent scoring through the first three quarters, posting seven points in each before a scoreless fourth quarter. West Scranton has averaged 20 points in their first game, showing promise on both sides of the ball.
Team Stats and Leaders
Offensively, Abington Heights has gained an average of 362 yards per game, split between 218 rushing and 144 passing yards. West Scranton’s statistical breakdown is not fully available, but their solid defensive showing in Week 1 limited their opponent to just 7 points.
Key players for Abington Heights include running back Jayden Anglin, who averages 125 rushing yards and 12 points per game, quarterback Nick Bradley with 144 passing yards per game, and receiver Gavin Anders, who contributes 75 receiving yards per game. Bradley also leads the team with 164 total yards per game, while Anders tops the defensive stats with 12 tackles per game.
Upcoming Matchup
The Knights and Miners are set to face off in what promises to be a competitive non-league matchup. Both teams are 1-0 and eager to extend their winning streaks, with West Scranton looking to defend their home turf.
Fans can expect a hard-fought contest as Abington Heights aims to continue their balanced offensive approach, while West Scranton’s stout defense will look to control the pace of the game.
With both teams off to strong starts, this matchup could set the tone for their 2025 campaigns and offer an early glimpse of standout performers in Pennsylvania high school football.
