Welcome to Tiger Stadium, where the Irish of Freedom High School will travel to Wrightstown High School for a historic matchup that dates back to 1949. These two rivals have played 66 times, and it has been an extremely competitive series, with Freedom High School holding a narrow 35-31 lead in the all-time series. 

In their matchup last season, the Tigers of Wrightstown High School escaped with a one-point victory, 15-14, led by a touchdown and a two-point conversion in the fourth quarter to take the lead. Neither program is a stranger to success; the Tigers are three-time state champions, winning their last title back in 2011. Prior to last season, Freedom High School had won four straight games against Wrightstown and is looking to return to their winning ways against the Tigers. Freedom High School struggled last season, but prior to that, they had multiple double-digit win seasons. 

Mark your calendar for October 4th, when we will have a battle of undefeated teams facing off in front of 2,000 fans eager to watch another thriller. 

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MVP

Drew Quartz
Freedom

SCHOLAR ATHLETES

Will Schoenwalder

Wrightstown

Will holds a 3.66 GPA and plans to attend a technical college for civil engineering. He is a two-way starter as the center and linebacker this senior year and was the starter at center last season helping the Tigers become state runners-up. He is a multi-sport athlete who has lettered in football, basketball, & baseball already. Will is also a member of our Sources of Strength activity group and participates on our Robotics team as a freshman.
Jack Bonnet

Freedom

Jack is a two-year state qualifier in track and field and has now been on the football team for 2 years. He works extremely hard and always pushes to be the best he can be. He is a leader within our school and is looked up to by many students. He is also extremely fast!

GAME SUMMARY

Every season, this game helps decide the conference title and this year was no different. Wrightstown and Freedom put together one of the best games of their respective seasons. Wrightstown came out swinging, moving the ball and converting an early field goal. Freedom responded with a solid drive but missed a field goal wide right. Within seconds, the Tigers took to the air, scoring on an 80-yard pass to make it 10-0 early. Big plays were the theme for these two offenses as the Irish answered with a 55-yard touchdown run of their own, making it 10-7. Another touchdown for each team made it 17-10 Tigers heading into the break. The other side of halftime saw the Irish offense get going, scoring three touchdowns in the second half to take the lead. Their final touchdown saw MVP Drew Quartz, scramble around the back field and throw a 50 yard pass to a wide open receiver to give them the late lead. When it mattered most, the Irish defense got the job done, knocking away the pass that would have won the Tigers the game. The Irish now lead the conference are one win away from the title with their 28-24 victory.