Millersburg at Columbia: Tide's District 3 records

From RodFrisco.com, Columbia or its athletes hold the following District 3 football records.
Individual
Most Yards Passing semifinals: Todd Kauffman, 284, 18-31-3, 2TD vs. Scotland, 1995
Most Yards Passing quarterfinsls: Tyler Harrison, 304, 15-29-3, 2TD vs Steel-High, 2010
Most Passing attempts, semifinals: Ben Marley, 39, 18-39-1, 201, 1 TD vs. Canp Hill, 2002
Most extra points, semifinals: 6, Charles McClair, Columbia vs. Holy Name, 2001
Most touchdown passes, semifinals, Charles McClair, Columbia, 3, vs. Holy Name, 2001
Longest kickoff return for a touchdown, semifinals, 92 yards, Scott Rupp, Columbia vs. Scotland, 1995
Most catches semifinals: Michael Poole, 9, vs. Hanover, 1985.
Team
Class AA
Fewest Punts: Trinity, 0, vs. Columbia, 2006.
Most Fumbles lost, one team: Columbia (3) vs. Trinity, 2006
Most Fumbles lost, both teams: 4, Columbia (3) vs. Trinity (1), 2006
Most Fumbles, both teams: 7, Columbia (6) vs. Trinity (1), 2006
Most Touchdowns quarterfinals: 8, Trinity vs. Columbia, 2006
Both Teams: 10, Trinity (8), Columbia (2), 2006
Most Extra Points, quarterfinals, one team: 8, Trinity vs., Columbia, 2006
Smallest margin of victory, quarterfinals: 1, Delone Catholic 27, Columbia 26, overtime, 2007
Class A
Fewest Punts, both teams: 4, Steel-High (0) vs. Columbia (4), 2008
Most Turnovers, both teams: 9, Steel-High (5) vs. Columbia (4), 2005
Most Fumbles lost: 5, Steel-High (5) vs. Columbia in 2005; Scotland vs. Columbia, 1995
Most Fumbles, one team: 9, Steel-High vs. Columbia, 2005
Most Fumbles, both teams: 11, Steel-High (9), Columbia (2), 2005
Moat Fumbles, quarterfinals: 6, Columbia vs. Steel-High, 2008
Most Fumbles, both teams: 10, Columbia (6) vs. Steel-High (4), 2008
Most Yards Gained, both teams: 818, Columbia (455) vs. Steel-High (363), 2010
Moat Yards Passing semifinals, one team: 284, Columbia vs. Scotland, 1995
Most Yards Passing quarterfinals, one team: 304, Columbia vs. Steel-High 2010
Most Yards Passing, both teams: 423, Columbia (304) vs. Steel-High (119), 2010
Fewest First Downs, both teams: 17, Columbia (5) vs. Steel-High (12), 2008
Most First Downs, both teams: 36, Columbia (19) vs. Steel-High (17), 2010
Most Penalty Yardage, championship:  88, Camp Hill vs. Columbia, 1988
Most Penalty Yardage, semifinals: 130, Halifax vs. Columbia, 2003
Most Penalties, semifinals: 13, Halifax vs. Columbia, 2003; Steel-High vs. Columbia, 1999; Scotland vs. Columbia, 1996.
Most Penalties, both teams: 19, Scotland (13) vs. Columbia (6), 1996
Most touchdowns, both teams: 8, Steel-High (5) vs. Columbia (3), 2010
Most extra-points, semifinals: 6, Columbia vs. Holy Name, 2006
Most Touchdiowns passing, semifinals: 3, Columbia vs. Scotland, 1995 and Hanover vs. Columbia, 1985
Smallest Margin of victory, semifinals: 1, Delone Catholic 22, Columbia 21, 1994
Most touchdowns, one team, semiifinals: 7, Halifax vs. Columbia, 2003; Columbia vs. Holy Name, 2001; Scotland vs. Columbia, 1998.
Both teams: 11, Steel-High (6), Columbia (5), 2010

Millersburg at Columbia: How schedules compare

Millersburg Indians

Coach: Steve Boyer
Twin Valley League
Overall Record: 5-5
Conference Record: 4-4
Millersburg 42, Big Spring 29
Millersburg 33, Newport 13
Pine Grove 53, Millersburg 12
Williams Valley 34, Millersburg 7
Line Mountain 46, Millersburg 6
Millersburg 28, East Juniata 7
Millersburg 27, Tri-Valley 21
Millersburg 27, Upper Dauphin 14
Halifax 26, Millersburg 19
North Schuylkill 37, Millersburg 14

Columbia Crimson Tide
Head Coach: Michael Burke III
L-L League Section 3
Overall Record: 5-5

Conference Record: 2-4

Columbia 36, Eastern York 13
Columbia 20, Northeastern 8
Daniel Boone 42, Columbia 6
Columbia 24, Boiling Springs 21
Columbia 34, Elco 7
Northern Lebanon 42, Columbia 26
Columbia 34, Annville-Cleona 8
Lancaster Catholic 70, Columbia 25
Pequea Valley 34, Columbia 30
Donegal 49, Columbia 24
Millersburg Home Record: 3-2, Road Record: 2-3
Columbia Home Record: 3-2, Road Record: 2-3
Millersburg District 3 playoff teams played: NONE/.
Columbia District 3 playoff teams played: Northeastern, Boiling Springs, Daniel Boone, Lancaster Catholic and Donegal.
Millersburg Record vs. teams with winnig records: 0-4
Millersburg Record vs. teams with losing records: 4-1
Columbia record vs. teams with .500 or better records: 1-5
Columbia record vs. teams with losing record: 4-0
Millersburg First Quarter Points Scored: 42, Given Up: 84
Columbia First Quarter Points Scored: 51, Given Up: 91
Millersburg Second Quarter Points Scored: 41, Given Up: 45
Columbia Second Quarter Points Scored: 88, Given Up: 109
Millersburg Third Quarter Points Scored: 79, Given Up: 68
Columbia Third Quarter Points Scored: 73, Given Up: 24
Millersburg Fourth Quarter Points Scored: 53, Given Up: 77
Columbia Fourth Quarter Points Scored: 54, Given Up: 74
Millersburg AAAA teams played: None
AAA teams played: Big Spring, East Juniata
AA teams played: Newport, North Schuylkill
A teams played: Upper Dauphin, Halifax, Line Mountain, Tri-Valley, Williams Valley/.
Columbia AAAA teams played: Daniel Boone
AAA teams: Northeastern, Eastern York, Elco, Northern Lebanon, Donegal
AA teams: Lancaster Catholic, Boiling Springs and Pequea Valley.

Late surge pushes Camp Hill

Here are the final Class A power ratings: http://tripletdad33.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/class-a-template.pdf

District Three volleyball pairings are set

Here is a link to the 2011 District 3 Class A volleyball playoffs. It's the first time since 20003 that the Tide has been in the post-season: http://tripletdad33.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/2011-2012-district-3-a-girls-volleyball-bracket.pdf

Despite loss, Tide holds top spot

Diatrict 3's week eight power ratings have been posted: http://tripletdad33.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/fb-1a-wk8.pdf

TIDE has a huge lead

Here are the updated power ratings after seven weeks: http://tripletdad33.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/fb-1a-wk7r1.pdf

Tide will stay number one

Even without playing in week seven, yet, the Tide is still tops in the Class A power rankings: http://tripletdad33.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/fb-1a-wk7.pdf

Tide girls fall to fourth

The Columbia girls' volleyball team is now fourth in the Class A power ratings: http://tripletdad33.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/d3-g-volleyball-a-week-6.pdf

Tide first in football, third in volleyball

Here is the link for the District 3 power ratings: http://piaadistrict3.org/

Changes ahead for football playoffs

This from Rod Frisco.com, which will affect Columbia's football: http://www.rodfrisco.com/

Kutztown has one loss

A legendary coach somewhere once said, “to beat the best, you got to play the best.”


If that’s the case, it might be the motto tomorrow for the Columbia girls’ softball team in their District Three Class AA quarter-final game with Kutztown at Muhlenberg High School at 6:30 p.m.

The Cougars are 18-2 and outscored the opposition 205-29 this season. They were 12-1 in Division IV of the Berks County League. Their two losses were a league game to Brandywine Heights (5-0) and a Berks County League playoff game to Daniel Boon e, 9-1.

That’s 14 of the 29 runs they gave up this year. Six others were to Tulpehocken in a 16-6 win and one was in a 16-1 win over Central Catholic. The 29 runs given up were the third lowest in the Berks County League behind Brandywine (13) and Daniel Boone (26). Brandywine is the top seed in the Class AA playoffs.

Columbia beat both of those teams and they are the only two common opponents.

Kutztown, coached by Dick Angstadt, who is in his fifth year, won eight of its 13 league games by shutout and in a pre-season preview of Division IV in the Berks League, Kutztown was described “as the prohibitive favorite in a weak division.”

The Cougars also scored a 12-0 win over Tulpehocken and 15-0 over Central Catholic.

Senior Megan Greiss, a returning All-Berks performer, is the team’s top pitcher with an 8-1 record. When not pitching, she also plays third base. The other pitcher/third baseman is Karly Billig.

Other top players are returning all-division performers Nikki Wearnecht (2B) and outfielders Monique Megio and Kelly Peter. Other players of note are Cyleigh Mertz, Janelle Geist, Emily Bard and Tasha Steltz.

The Cougars won five of their first six games by shutout and 12 games by the 10-run mercy rule.

Here are the directions from the District Three website to Muhlenberg:


MUHLENBERG HIGH SCHOOL: Route 222 toward Reading following signs for Route 12 East (Pricetown). Get on Route 12 East toward Pricetown. Take the 5th St. Highway Exit (Rt. 222 Business). Continue on the 5th St. Highway passing through 7 stop lights. Turn right onto Bellevue Ave. (Sheetz gas station on the right). Continue to the light and make a left onto Kutztown Road. Park in the CE Cole ES Parking lot to access the softball field.

NO PARKING will be available in the middle school this year.

District 3 to vote on power rating changes

Potential changes are coming to how Disrtict 3 figures its power ratings. Here are a couple of links for everyone to read.
http://www.rodfrisco.com/
http://highschoolsports.pennlive.com/news/article/79989592451835743/district-3-power-rating-might-get-a-makeover/