Week 1: Raiders Come Up Short in Opener Despite
Explosive Air Attack
Seneca Valley 14,
Norwin
17
CJ Brown completed
21 of 37 passes for a school-record 300 yards and a
touchdown. Receivers Matt Plautz (8 receptions for 141
yards) and Pete Vicente (9-117) combined for 17 catches
and 258 yards. Andy Berkebile recovered a Norwin fumble
and Brown led the Raiders with 52 rushing yards on 14
carries.
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Week 2: Raiders Outlast
Erie-McDowell in Televised Thriller
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Seneca Valley 38, Erie-McDowell 33
By Pat Mitsch, for the
TRIBUNE-REVIEW,
Friday, September 5, 2008
Two high-powered offenses, two high-profile recruits.
None disappointed, but Seneca Valley's were just a
little better.
Quarterback C.J. Brown threw for
304 yards on 25-for-37 passing and ran for three
touchdowns, and Seneca Valley beat Erie-McDowell, 38-33
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Brown comes up B-I-G as Seneca Valley wins a
TV game |
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Thursday, September 11, 2008 | By Colin
Dunlap, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Cameras rolled, and Seneca Valley quarterback C.J. Brown
felt a difference. It was last Thursday against
Erie McDowell, and Brown's Raiders were playing a game
broadcasted live on FSN Pittsburgh -- a game they would
win, 38-33.
"It just
felt bigger," Brown said. "I don't know exactly why, but
to be on TV, the whole thing just felt bigger."
Full Story.
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Week 3: Raiders
rout host Baldwin
Seneca Valley 42, Baldwin 7
Maryland quarterback recruit C.J. Brown passed
for 266 yards and rushed for 87 to lead the Raiders
(2-1) to a rout of host Baldwin (0-3) in a
non-conference game. Brown threw four touchdown passes
and completed 13 of 16 attempts. He also scored on a
1-yard run. Seneca Valley outgained the Highlanders in
total yards, 372-13.
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Week 4:
Raiders handily defeat Knoch
Seneca Valley 41, Knoch 20
The host Raiders (3-1) were led by C.J. Brown's 246-yard
passing effort. Brown completed 19 of 33 attempts for
two touchdowns. He also rushed for 101 yards, scoring on
runs of 52 and 44 yards. Matt Plautz caught nine passes
for 149 yards, giving him a school-record 84 catches in
two seasons.
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Week 5:
Raiders drop section opener to Tigers
Seneca Valley 14, North Allegheny 56
The Raiders lost their first section game of the
2008 season 56-14 to North Allegheny.
Stay tuned
as the Raiders regroup and travel to North Hills next
Friday to battle the Indians in week two of section
play.
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10/3
Week 6: North
Hills |
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10/10 Week 7:
Shaler
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10/17
Week 8: Pine Richland |
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10/24 Week 9:
Butler |
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10/31 PLAYOFFS: |
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