Central Dauphin, East Pennsboro Return Four All-Stars

Central Dauphin sets the Commonwealth pace

Central Dauphin’s returning group covers all three All-Star teams.

• Daniel Augustine and Ethan Jacobs return as first-team Commonwealth selections.
• Jordan Lopez was named to the second team.
• Max Reese returns from the third team.

That spread gives Central Dauphin both top-end recognition and depth across the squad. Chambersburg midfielder Edwin Ramirez Morales is the other returning first-team Commonwealth player, while Cumberland Valley’s Jacob Amerine, Cedar Cliff’s Mason Ross and goalkeeper Jordan Lopez feature among the second-team returnees.

East Pennsboro leads the Capital division

East Pennsboro matches Central Dauphin’s total with a strong group of its own.

• Cole Skaugen and Aiden Hall were Capital first-team selections.
• Collin O’Keefe returns from the second team.
• Jayden Sandwidi was a third-team honoree.

The Capital division also includes second-team forwards Ian Shaffer of Middletown, James Schaedler of Trinity and Cristian Erazo of Harrisburg. Middletown defender Nolan Berstler joins Sandwidi among the third-team returnees.

Colonial division offers the deepest pool

The Colonial division has the largest returning group, with 14 players listed. Greencastle-Antrim defender Biruk Facchina, Mifflin County midfielder Jace Bagrosky and Shippensburg midfielder-forward Seth Hepler headline the first-team returnees.

Boiling Springs supplies three second-team players: Daron Steel, Jon Becker and goalkeeper Eli Ackerson. Other returning names include Gettysburg’s Ryan Cunningham, West Perry’s Frank Lentz, and Waynesboro’s Jack Knepper.

The report places the first Pennsylvania high school boys’ football practices on 17 August. That date will provide the next test: whether the conference’s returning recognition translates into early-season results.