NA falls to Ohio squad

Brendon White will make some trips to Pennsylvania after he heads to Ohio State next season.

No matter what happens with the Buckeyes, though, he likely will not forget what happened when he crossed the border Friday night.

White, a senior at Olentangy Liberty in Ohio, scored on a 1-yard run with 18 seconds remaining in regulation, then tossed a 2-point conversion pass to Johnny Wiseman as the Patriots snuck past North Allegheny, 30-29.

White, who finished 15 of 27 for 160 yards and a touchdown and added 126 yards and two scores on the ground, outdueled the Tigers Ethan Maenza, who was also a dual threat with 140 yards and two scores in the air to go along with two rushing scores. Brady Walker of Gateway rushes Friday in a loss against Woodland Hills.

Mt. Lebanon 44, Fox Chapel 13: David Harvey got things rolling for the Blue Devils with a 63-yard touchdown run in the first quarter as part of his 168-yard day that catapulted Mt. Lebanon to a road victory against the Foxes.

Peters Township 21, Chartiers Valley 13: T.J. Kpan scored his second touchdown of the game in the third quarter as the Indians held on for the win against the Colts.

Altoona 43, Allderdice 0: the fourth quarter and Cam Laffoon hit Cody Wyckoff for the two-point conversion as the Warriors came from 14 points down in the first half

North Hills 28, Shaler 7: Will Hirt completed 14 of 23 for 183 yards and two touchdowns and Nick Santucci chipped in 139 on the ground including a 55-yard scoring run for the Indians.

Armstrong 35, Karns City 22: The River Hawks improved to 2-0 all time in season openers as Zane Dudek rushed for 278 yards and four touchdowns against the Gremlins. loss.

Franklin 21, Brashear 7: Brashear dropped its season opener for the first time since 2013 as the Bulls were ousted by Franklin. West Mifflin 46, South Allegheny 0:

Chartiers-Houston 34, Jefferson-Morgan 8: T.J. Johnson threw for two scores and ran in another in the Buccaneers’ road win.

Serra Catholic 42, Mapletown 12: Khalil Smith rushed for two touchdowns and returned a kickoff 71 yards for a touchdown to lead the Eagles past the Maples.

Laurel 18, Union 8: