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Perry Hall vs Severn School Live Maryland High School Football playoff 11/22/2024

Perry Hall vs Severn School Live Maryland High School Football playoff 11/22/2024

The Perry Hall varsity football team (Baltimore, MD) is set to host a home playoff game against Severn School (Severna Park, MD) today at 6:30 PM. 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 (LA) vs Severn School (LA)
When: Friday, November 22, 2024
Time: 6:30 p.m. ET
Where: Perry Hall High School
Bracket: 2024 Maryland High School Football Playoff Brackets: MPSSAA – 4A/3A
Live stream: Watch live on NFHS Network

Severn School vs. Perry Hall: A Statistical Comparison of the 2024-25 Season

The 2024-25 high school football season has been a competitive showcase for Maryland teams, with Severn School and Perry Hall emerging as notable contenders. Both teams have demonstrated strong performances in their respective classes, with Perry Hall holding the higher state ranking at #54 compared to Severn School’s #73. Here’s a breakdown of their seasons and key statistics, highlighting their strengths and differences.


Season Records and Rankings

  • Severn School (9-4 Overall, 5-3 Region):
    • Home Record: 5-1
    • Away Record: 4-3
    • Win Percentage: 69.2%
    • Points For/Against: 374 PF / 242 PA
  • Perry Hall (9-2 Overall, 5-1 Region):
    • Home Record: 7-0
    • Away Record: 2-2
    • Win Percentage: 81.8%
    • Points For/Against: 373 PF / 197 PA

Perry Hall’s dominance at home (7-0) and superior defensive performance (197 points allowed compared to Severn’s 242) have given them a competitive edge, though Severn School has been consistent across both home and away games.


Scoring Averages by Quarter

  • Severn School:
    • First Quarter: 14.5 points
    • Final Score Average: 28.8 points
  • Perry Hall:
    • Second Quarter: 9.4 points (strongest quarter)
    • Final Score Average: 33.9 points

While Severn tends to start strong with high first-quarter scoring, Perry Hall’s balanced scoring through all quarters translates into a higher overall average, reflecting better offensive consistency.


Team Stat Comparison

  • Offensive Production:
    • Severn School:
      • 249.1 total yards per game (131.8 rushing, 117.3 passing)
    • Perry Hall:
      • 313.2 total yards per game (111.1 rushing, 202.1 passing)

Perry Hall’s offensive unit, led by quarterback Terrell Hearn, significantly outpaces Severn’s in passing yards and overall production, averaging 33.8 points per game compared to Severn’s 18.5.

  • Defensive Stats:
    • Tackles Per Game: Severn (45.8) vs. Perry Hall (36.0)
    • Sacks Per Game: Severn (1.2) vs. Perry Hall (2.4)

Defensively, Severn shows a slight edge in tackles, but Perry Hall’s pass rush excels with twice the sacks per game.


Individual Standouts

  • Severn School:
    • Charlie Runco (#44): 83.0 rushing yards/game
    • Ty Bussard (#18): 140.7 passing yards/game, 139.1 total yards/game
    • Daniel Growney (#3): 70.5 receiving yards/game
  • Perry Hall:
    • Lamont Smith (#14): 67.0 rushing yards/game
    • Terrell Hearn (#7): 176.5 passing yards/game, 183.6 total yards/game
    • Corey Costner (#5): 64.4 receiving yards/game

Perry Hall’s Terrell Hearn is the standout offensive leader, showcasing both strong arm talent and field vision with over 180 total yards per game.


Performance Breakdown

  • Severn School:
    • Strengths: Home-field performance and rushing attack
    • Weaknesses: Lower scoring in the second half and less productive passing game
  • Perry Hall:
    • Strengths: Balanced offense and scoring consistency across quarters
    • Weaknesses: Vulnerability in away games

Conclusion

Both teams have had impressive seasons, but Perry Hall’s superior offensive stats, consistent scoring, and defensive prowess position them as the stronger contender. If these two teams were to meet, Perry Hall’s balanced attack and ability to control the game on both sides of the ball would likely give them the edge, though Severn’s rushing game could make it competitive.

This season underscores the potential of Maryland high school football, with both teams showcasing skill, strategy, and resilience.

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