The Perry Hall varsity football team (Baltimore, MD) will face North Point (Waldorf, MD) in a home playoff game on Friday, November 29, at 6 p.m. This matchup is part of the 2024 Maryland High School Football Playoff Brackets: MPSSAA – 4A/3A tournament.
What: Maryland High School Football
Who: Perry Hall (MD) vs North Point (MD)
When: Friday, November 29, 2024
Time: 6:00 p.m. ET
Bracket: 2024 Maryland High School Football Playoff Brackets: MPSSAA – 4A/3A
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North Point vs. Perry Hall: A Breakdown of a Compelling Season
The 2024-2025 high school football season has been one of intensity and impressive performances. Among the standout teams in Maryland, North Point and Perry Hall have made significant marks with their remarkable records and competitive gameplay. This article delves into their season statistics, key players, and the comparison between these two teams that finished the season with identical records of 10-2.
Season Overview Both North Point and Perry Hall secured a notable 10-2 record in the 2024-2025 season, showcasing consistent and high-level performance. While North Point finished with a 7-2 record in their region, Perry Hall posted an impressive 5-1 region mark. Each team demonstrated an ability to dominate at home, with North Point boasting a 7-1 home record and Perry Hall a perfect 8-0 at home. Away games presented a greater challenge for both teams, with North Point holding a 3-1 away record and Perry Hall managing only a 2-2 mark. Neither team faced neutral-site challenges, but both were undefeated in their postseason campaigns, each going 3-0.
Scoring Analysis Scoring averages are a crucial indicator of a team’s offensive prowess. North Point and Perry Hall showcased balanced and potent offenses, with scoring averages close in range. North Point averaged 32.3 points per game, while Perry Hall led slightly with 34.3 points per game. Examining their scoring by quarters reveals intriguing details about their performance:
- North Point: Q1 (3.5), Q2 (7.0), Q3 (7.0), Q4 (0), OT1 (0), OT2 (3.0)
- Perry Hall: Q1 (8.0), Q2 (10.6), Q3 (9.8), Q4 (6.6)
Perry Hall consistently outscored North Point in each quarter, indicating their ability to sustain offensive momentum. In contrast, North Point’s scoring peaked in the early stages of games and struggled in the fourth quarter, which might suggest challenges in maintaining offensive pressure in high-stakes situations.
Statistical Comparisons A closer look at individual team statistics reveals distinctive characteristics that shaped their gameplay:
| Metric | North Point | Perry Hall |
|---|---|---|
| Rushing Yards Per Game | 128.2 | – |
| Passing Yards Per Game | 193.0 | – |
| Receiving Yards Per Game | 192.2 | – |
| Total Yards Per Game | 321.2 | – |
| Tackles Per Game | 37.1 | – |
| Sacks Per Game | 2.3 | – |
| Points Per Game | 34.3 | – |
| Pancake Blocks | 3 | – |
The standout leaders for each team highlight individual contributions that significantly impacted their season.
Key Players
- North Point:
- Lamont Smith led in rushing with 67.0 yards per game, emphasizing a strong ground game.
- Terrell Hearn showcased an impressive passing game, racking up 168.9 yards per game.
- Corey Costner emerged as a top receiver, contributing 65.3 yards per game.
- Vernon Allen stood out on the scoreboard with 8.8 points per game, demonstrating his scoring ability.
- Cameron Scott was the defensive anchor, with 6.1 tackles per game.
- Perry Hall:
- The team averaged 412 points for and allowed 199 points against, showcasing an ability to dominate offensively and maintain a relatively strong defense.
Conclusion North Point and Perry Hall both excelled in the 2024-2025 season, demonstrating their strength through consistent winning records and exceptional individual performances. While Perry Hall had an edge in overall scoring per quarter, North Point showed remarkable depth and balance across both offense and defense. Their head-to-head matchup remains an eagerly anticipated battle that reflects the competitive nature of Maryland high school football.
