Southern Columbia defeats Williams Valley 30-12 in high school football

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Last updated Sep 5, 2026

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Southern Columbia pulled away late to secure a 30-12 victory over Williams Valley in Williamstown. Williams Valley took an early 6-0 lead in the first quarter following a 62-yard touchdown run by Fletcher Thompson. Southern Columbia responded before halftime with an 8-yard touchdown reception by Jace Malokoski and a successful two-point conversion. Fatigue affected the Williams Valley roster in the second half as Southern Columbia player Grady Garcia added two touchdowns, including a 60-yard scoring run and a 23-yard touchdown reception. Although Thompson recorded his second touchdown of the game for the Vikings, Garcia iced the win with a 48-yard rushing touchdown in the final quarter. Williams Valley, which utilized a front-seven defensive scheme led by Trevon Bair, now prepares for an upcoming game against North Schuylkill.

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•Southern Columbia defeated Williams Valley 30-12.
•Fletcher Thompson scored two rushing touchdowns for the Vikings.
•Grady Garcia recorded two touchdowns and a punt return for Southern Columbia.
•Trevon Bair recorded five tackles for loss for the Williams Valley defense.
•Williams Valley faces North Schuylkill in its next scheduled game.

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WILLIAMSTOWN — It was a valiant effort, but Williams Valley ultimately came up short against defending Class AA state champion Southern Columbia, as the Tigers pulled away late for a 30-12 win. Both teams were searching for a big play to gain some momentum, and Williams Valley found it first with a fumble recovery as Southern Columbia was nearing the red zone. “I’ve said it time and time ...
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Yahoo SportsSep 5, 2026, 10:46 PM
H.S. FOOTBALL: Vikings hang tough, but Tigers pull away late
WILLIAMSTOWN — It was a valiant effort, but Williams Valley ultimately came up short against defending Class AA state champion Southern Columbia, as the Tigers pulled away late for a 30-12 win. Both teams were searching for a big play to gain some momentum, and Williams Valley found it first with a fumble recovery as Southern Columbia was nearing the red zone. “I’ve said it time and time ...

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