Chartiers Valley rolled past Uniontown with a decisive 49‑0 win in Class 4A Big Six Conference play on Friday night at Bill Power Stadium. Senior quarterback Owen Weagraff was nearly flawless, completing 12 of 13 passes for 190 yards and three touchdown throws, while also adding 18 rushing yards and a rushing score.
Key offensive performances
Weagraff’s precision passing set the tone early. His first touchdown came on an eight‑yard strike to Easton Staab with 8:48 left in the first quarter, giving the Red Colts a 7‑0 lead after Luke Waldron’s extra point. Weagraff extended the lead shortly thereafter with a 15‑yard rushing touchdown at the 3:20 mark, pushing the score to 14‑0.
Easton Staab proved a reliable target, hauling in three receptions for 85 yards and two scores. Braylen Bogats contributed three catches for 41 yards and found the end zone once, while also making a game‑changing play by blocking a punt and returning it 30 yards for a touchdown.
Running back Zach Efthimiades added 93 rushing yards on 16 carries and scored twice, including a one‑yard plunge that made it 21‑0 and a nine‑yard run that capped the scoring at 49‑0.
Uniontown’s limited response
Uniontown struggled to generate offense. Quarterback Brayden Hinzy completed just six of 16 passes for 44 yards. Running back Tayshawn Jackson managed 18 yards on six carries, and the receiving corps combined for modest gains: Marcus Evans caught four passes for 32 yards and Nate Hice added two catches for 12 yards.
The Red Rangers did manage a few bright spots on special teams, with Gavin Radford returning a kickoff 39 yards to the Uniontown 44‑yard line and Taylor Galloway adding an 18‑yard kickoff return, but those efforts did not translate into points.
Looking ahead
With the win, Chartiers Valley improves to 2‑1 overall and 4‑4 in conference play, positioning the team for a strong finish to the season. The Colts will host Ringgold (3‑0, 5‑3) in the penultimate week of the regular season, a matchup that promises to be a test of their offensive firepower.
Uniontown, now 0‑3 overall and 3‑5 in the conference, travels to South Fayette (3‑0, 7‑1) for its next game in Week 9. The Lions will look to rebound after the shutout and re‑establish momentum in the latter part of the season.
Both teams have a chance to shape their postseason prospects in the remaining conference contests. Fans can catch the upcoming games at 7 p.m. kickoff times.
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