The face of Wellsboro Football is soon to change. After 12 season of coaching at Wellsboro, Chris Morral has decided it is finally time to turn over the reigns. Throughout his coaching career, Morral served as a volunteer assistant, offensive coordinator, and for the past six seasons has been the head coach of the Hornets.

Shane Raupers, Chance Wright, Jesse Chesla, Jacob Lane, and Wellsboro Head Coach Chris Morral lead the 2008 NTL All-Star Selections.

MOUNT CARMEL - The touchdowns came fast and often. Mount Carmel needed less than eight minutes to build a 21-0 first quarter lead and convince many of its loyal fans that winning a District 4 Class AA championship might be easy.

ATHENS - The demolition was complete, but no celebration ensued. Montoursville had just steamrolled Athens, 42-7 in the District 4 Class AA semifinals Friday night but one could hardly tell by looking at the players' faces. Few Warriors smiled as they exited the post-game handshake line, and they looked more business-like than ecstatic.

Forgive Cody Haupt if he ran like an angry running back Saturday night. But if you were a standout player who was robbed of a sophomore season due to a back injury and had to watch Montoursville reach the playoffs from the sidelines you might be mad as well.

CANTON - Line Mountain ran wild during the first half Saturday, gaining 162 rushing yards while building a 14-0 halftime lead.

District 4 Playoff Standing after Week 9.

Searching for some extra motivation, Loyalsock freshman linebacker Michael Kinney popped in a DVD and let the emotion overtake him.

District 4 Playoff Standing after Week 8.

District 4 Playoff Standing after Week 7.

In the second quarter, Justin Brown caught a screen pass, ran toward his team's sideline, flattened one South Williamsport defender and dragged another out of bounds, gripping to the shoulders of his muddy Canton jersey.

HUGHESVILLE - Kyle Stubbs already had thrown three touchdown passes and just one incompletion.

TURBOTVILLE - With just under 7 minutes to play Friday night, the lights went out at Warrior Run's Defender Stadium. Muncy had long before that turned out the lights on the Defenders, rolling to a 42-13 victory.

Since a 47-0 loss to Lewisburg in Week 1, South Williamsport has grown and steadily improved. All that hard work finally paid off Friday.

After week 5 of the 2008 football season, the playoff picture is starting to shape up.