The Cumberland Valley vs. Central Dauphin matchup was nothing short of electric, showcasing the true spirit of rivalry football. Central Dauphin struck first with a powerful 15-yard rushing touchdown early in the first quarter, but the Eagles quickly answered back with a score of their own and added another before halftime to take control. The second half opened with Central Dauphin finding the end zone once again, setting the stage for what looked like a back-and-forth battle. However, Cumberland Valley’s defense rose to the occasion, shutting down their rival’s momentum with relentless stops. The Eagles’ offense fed off that energy, marching down the field and adding two more touchdowns to secure their lead. In the end, Cumberland Valley’s combination of resilience, defensive grit, and offensive firepower sealed the victory, solidifying their dominance in this thrilling rivalry clash. 

 

MVP

Colton Stamy
Cumberland Valley

SCHOLAR ATHLETES

Gus Senos

Cumberland Valley

Gus Senos is an exceptional student-athlete who has excelled both in the classroom and beyond. He has earned honor roll every semester of high school and ranks in the top 13% of his graduating class of 725 students. On the field, Gus contributes as a varsity football player, starting on special teams and offense, though he is currently sidelined with an injury. Outside of athletics, he is involved in journalism through the CV Eye class and publications, while also serving his community through his church youth organization at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral, where he volunteers for charitable and cultural events. Gus plans to continue his academic and athletic journey by pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Management, Media, or Marketing at a Division I university.
Collier Book

Central Dauphin

Collier Book, the Great American Rivalry Series Scholar Athlete for Central Dauphin High School, has enjoyed an outstanding career on the football field but has made his experience about so much more than just the game. He has volunteered in 80 community service events, giving over 150 hours of his time to help others. Collier has also shown tremendous dedication and achievement in a rigorous offseason program that has helped shape his success as an athlete. In addition to football, he is a swimmer for both the Central Dauphin team and the Dauphin Dolphins during the summer, further demonstrating his versatility and commitment. Despite the demanding schedule of athletics and service, he has excelled academically with a remarkable 99.5 GPA. After high school, Collier plans to attend the University of Delaware to continue his growth in the classroom and beyond.

GAME SUMMARY