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Fort Hill High School 43 - 42 Bridgeport High School
Fort Hill High School 35 - 21 Hollidaysburg High School
Fort Hill High School 75 - 0 Southern Garrett High School
🏈🏈 SATURDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL ON THE HILL ft Belmont Charter vs Fort Hill 📝 Karsten Miller (MFVAllSportsNetwork) The two hour drive from Baltimore, Maryland never seems to disappoint. Route 70 to Route 68 provides you beautiful scenery of the same roads MFV has traveled for years now. Feels like Cumberland is becoming home. And that truly is a desire of mine as we explore the DMV to bring exposure to athletics. I arrived and saw people hard at work. Football in Cumberland, Maryland is a big thing. Every thing shuts down and attention is given to game on hand. This Saturday night game would raise the eyes upon many onlookers wanting to know are the Sentinels back on pace for a chance at another 1A state title as they faced a hungry to win 1-0 Belmont Charter Tigers (another 1A finalist from Philadelphia)?….. STAYING ON BRAND Fort Hill is known for, and will always be known for its run heavy, and pass minimum stance. This is however executed to perfection by their superb offensive line. Particularly in this matchup, you saw lineman set up beautifully holes and running lanes which gave their backs plenty of room to takeoff. So that’s why they had a comfortable 44 point lead up until the Tigers scored in the 4th quarter. Belmont Charter was finding ways to cut off running back advancements and fill gaps. The Sentinels just have so many run packages in their arsenal; it appears impossible to stop. So there should be no question that Fort Hill is staying on brand in its pursuit for a state title! DEFENSE? Yes, the Sentinels gave a stellar performance on defense!!! Their line is fast and DB’s give excellent coverage. Some teams make the mistake of thinking you’re going to pass all day on them, and to their SURPRISE, that’s not the case. Their SPEED is the deceptive factor causing opponents to be fooled in to thinking they’re slow (you’ll often see teams complaint about how fast Fort Hill can be. BIG SHOUTS to the TIGERS and the SENTINELS!!! Keep doing what you’re doing. Listen to those coaches and work hard!!!! MUCH SUCCESS to the both of you. SPECIAL THANK YOU to the Fort Hill athletic department for opening up their home to us at Greenway.
Energy unmatched. Trophy secured! 🏆🏈
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QONFvSBCroM 🏈🏈 2025 HOMECOMING GAME 🆚 Allegany x Fort Hill 📍 Cumberland, Maryland (Fort Hill HS) Driving out to western Maryland, you are given some of the most beautiful scenery in the state. In the fall, it is even more spectacular by added beauty from the fall season’s changing of the leaves. MFV’s wonderful two hour drive landed him at Fort Hill High School in Cumberland, Md. Upon entering the field, I was greeted by Fort Hill’s principal, Candy Canaan. She took time out of her busy schedule to make sure we were well accommodated for this special Homecoming event. This event is part of one of the Great American Rivalries matchups happening around the state of Maryland. These two schools, Allegany High School and Fort Hill, use to meet regularly on Thanksgiving Day for this game. Due to changes and playoffs extending, the game was moved back, and is held annually on November 1st, right after Halloween. Like the beautiful scenery on the ride up, the Allegany vs Fort Hill homecoming is treated with excellence. It was almost like a high school football Super Bowl. Decorations, and much planning go in to this event. With over 1000 fans on site, they were thoroughly enjoying the beginning festivities. Then I looked up, and out comes the Sentinels down their famous steps former players come down for decades before games. Allegany also entered with cheers from their crowd. The atmosphere was set for one of the biggest rivalries to fire off. Let’s just see how this game went down. 1ST HALF One of the Sentinels alumni schooled MillerFlow on how the field conditions use to be back in the day. It took a punishing from being used in many capacities. The turf on Greenway now, still handles quite a lot of use. Fort Hill desired to start that use by receiving the kick in the first half, after winning the coin toss. Their motive seemed to be: let’s get out there and handle business immediately. And they did, attacking the Campers with Fort Hill’s signature running scheme. Say what you want, this type of attack is very difficult to stop. Without their former RB Jabril Daniels, the Sentinels adjusted with senior Braelyn Younger ( #0 ), and junior Carson Bender ( #25 ) picking up most of the snaps. Younger led the Sentinels to the first points off a 30 yard run in to the end zone. However, the Campers looked to even the score with their own attack. Allegany too, had a committed running attack, with ( #25 ) Khiante Bible taking some hand offs in their first drive. The Sentinel’s defense though posed a threat, and stopped the Campers success on their first drive. From this moment on, this was the momentum of the first half as Sentinel’s went on to lead 57-0. 2ND HALF The mercy rule was now in effect, and Coach Alkire offered some of his other stars and chance to make themselves a moment. The Campers took advantage and scored two touchdowns before the game ending quickly from a running clock. However, both sides gained the valuable experience needed for what they both are coming in to next, PLAYOFFS!!! BEST WISHES TO BOTH. TO THE CAMPERS, continuing growing and learning from the things you know need work. Love your energy and drive to never give up. KEEP that, and move forward!!!! TO THE SENTINELS, congratulations on the homecoming victory. CONTINUE being dominant on the field. LOVE your support you show one another cheering on every teammate on the team. Your UNITY is encouraging!!!! LOVE everything y’all are doing over there!!!! SPECIAL THANKS to Fort Hill athletics, school, and all staff for the hospitality and great treatment. We love you guys, and hope to see you soon on another upcoming visit. MillerFlow MFVAllSportsNetwork
In a game that shook up the Maryland football hierarchy, Dunbar took the victory against Fort Hill and the momentum heading into conference play. Friday's 26-13 victory was a statement win for the Poets, who won their state leading 39th consecutive game. With Mervo providing the only challenge in Baltimore City last season, Dunbar has set the table for a 4th straight state championship run.
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