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Harriton’s Gridders Are Overwhelmed By Strath Haven, But Drum Corps Battles To A Draw

by Gerry September 20, 2021

Strath Haven came into the game at 3-0, having outscored their opponents 139-55. Marple Newtown’s defense had the most success against ‘Haven, holding them to only 41 points. Meanwhile, the Harriton football team was sporting a 0-3 record, having been outscored 127-20. 

That Strath Haven won the game 62-12, was pretty much in line with expectations.

 

But that’s not to say that the fans, under the Friday Night Lights (September 17) in Rosemont, didn’t get treated to a little bit of real competition. It’s just that the competition took place on the sideline and in the stands, not on the field.

(1/2) Sometimes, @Strath_Haven_HS students just need to challenge @Harriton_HS to a friendly #drumlinebattle. These are high school students modeling great citizenship for all to hear and see! pic.twitter.com/OnVCjfIchu

— Haven Band and Orchestra (@HavenBandOrch) September 18, 2021

(2/2) and sometimes, @Harriton_HS students just need to respond! @Strath_Haven_HS pic.twitter.com/IpULyeu10o

— Haven Band and Orchestra (@HavenBandOrch) September 18, 2021

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