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The Panthers are the #3 ranked team in Pennsylvania, but Thursday’s opening round (4 p.m.) has Saucon Valley squaring off against the Muncy Indians who are the #4 ranked team in the state. From the outset, this journey is not going to be easy for Saucon Valley. The Panthers fell to Muncy last year in the PIAA state quartefinals.
For the 2020 high school football season, the Saucon Valley Panthers will welcome the Pottsville Crimson Tide and the Lehighton Indians to Hellertown as part of their regular season action. In 2020, the Panthers will also make the trip to Blue Mountain for a Friday night fight with the Eagles.
Monday afternoon after classes, Phil Sams announced to his team that it was time for him to move on from being the head football coach for Saucon Valley high school.  “Samsy”, a very popular coach with a great sense of humor, is well-respected throughout the entire Lehigh Valley and beyond. He is truly a players-coach and an all-around great guy.
On the Twelfth and final day of recognizing Panther football record holders, Saucon Source wants to honor senior, Ian Csicsek.
On the eleventh day of showcasing Panther football record holders, Saucon Source wants to recognize senior, Patrick Morrissey.
On the tenth day of highlighting Panther football record holders, Saucon Source wants to recognize senior, Sean Cyphers.
On the ninth day of highlighting Panther football record holders, Saucon Source wants to recognize senior, Curtis Clifford.
On the eighth day of showcasing Panther football record holders in 2018, Saucon Source is proud to recognize senior, Christian Alling.
On the seventh day of showcasing Panther football record holders, Saucon Source is proud to recognize senior, Kelvin Gallard.
On the sixth day of showcasing Panther football record holders, Saucon Source is proud to recognize senior, Justin Kyra.
