Week 5 is complete. All 20 games are final, and the next slate runs October 15–17.
Middletown, Beacon and Burke Catholic carry 6–0 records into Week 6. Pawling remains unbeaten at 5–0. Monroe-Woodbury and New Paltz earned their first wins, Marlboro kept the Black and Blue Bowl, and Monticello made it two straight.
Every Thursday and Friday final
| Game | Final |
|---|---|
| Saugerties at Beacon | 6–49 |
| Tri-Valley at Pine Plains/Rhinebeck | 46–32 |
| Kingston at Monroe-Woodbury | 22–31 |
| Valley Central at Middletown | 7–29 |
| Newburgh Free Academy at Pine Bush | 48–13 |
| Goshen at FDR | 44–21 |
| Monticello at Poughkeepsie | 22–8 |
| Wallkill at Washingtonville | 7–35 |
| Red Hook at Port Jervis | 7–56 |
| James I. O'Neill at Spackenkill | 35–14 |
| Sullivan West at Fallsburg | 30–0 |
| Warwick at Cornwall | 6–50 |
| Minisink Valley at Our Lady of Lourdes | 14–47 |
| Rondout Valley at Dover | 12–28 |
| Millbrook at Ellenville | 8–28 |
More from Week 5
- Monticello’s two straight wins and Thursday’s Saugerties test
- Ellenville’s eight points allowed and the upcoming Pawling matchup
- The early Newburgh–Middletown comparison: season totals and shared opponents
- Coach I’s final 18–2 Week 5 results
Highland, Dover and O’Neill have clinched Class C playoff places. Seeding is still open. Middletown is 6–0, Newburgh is 5–1, Monroe-Woodbury earned its first win, Monticello has two straight wins, and Ellenville reached 3–3.
Saturday: five finals
| Game | Final | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| New Paltz at Liberty | New Paltz 34–22 | New Paltz’s first win: 1–5 overall. Liberty 0–6. Same-class result counts toward qualification. |
| Highland at Marlboro | Marlboro 14–7 | Shawn DeLaigle: two rushing TDs and two interceptions. Dylan McKenzie and Bruce Laboy added a pick each. Marlboro 3–2; Highland 4–2. The Dukes have won 18 straight series meetings, including playoffs. |
| Pawling at Onteora | Pawling 40–12 | Pawling 5–0; Onteora 2–3. Ellenville visits Pawling October 16. |
| Burke Catholic at Chester | Burke 35–15 | Burke 6–0; Chester 2–4. Daniel Benzinger and Lucas Rodriguez each rushed for two touchdowns. Rodriguez and Diego DeJesus intercepted passes; Dylan Lally scored both Chester touchdowns. |
| Eldred at Rockland Central | Eldred 40–6 | Eldred improves to 3–2. Rockland is 1–4. Taconic Hills visits Eldred next Saturday. |
Coach I: 18–2 in Week 5
Coach I finished 18–2: Thursday 2–0, Friday 12–1 and Saturday 4–1. Ellenville and Marlboro produced the two misses. The season ledger is 95–28 overall and 85–19 in matchups between Section IX teams.
Week 6: where the attention turns
Schedule update, October 16: Lourdes–Cornwall has moved to Saturday, October 17, at 1 p.m., as confirmed by the Cornwall and Lourdes school schedules. Beacon–Port Jervis is Friday at 7 p.m. The Thursday games previewed below are now complete; read the Thursday results. The Week 5 recap is preserved.
Every Week 6 kickoff and Game Center →
- Thursday, October 15: Monticello at Saugerties, 3:30 p.m. — Panthers seek a third consecutive win.
- Thursday, October 15: Dover at O’Neill, 6:30 p.m. — two clinched Class C teams play for position.
- Friday, October 16: Newburgh at Middletown, 6 p.m. — top two in the current Power 40; both currently 2–0 in qualifying games.
- Friday, October 16: Beacon at Port Jervis, 7 p.m. — unbeaten Beacon’s next Class B test.
- Saturday, October 17: Lourdes at Cornwall, 1 p.m. — first same-division game for both; Lourdes has five straight wins, Cornwall has 99 points across its last two.
- Friday, October 16: Ellenville at Pawling, 7 p.m. — follow the Blue Devils’ eight points allowed Friday into a new division test.
- Friday, October 16: Tri-Valley at Sullivan West, 7 p.m. — two 4–1 teams meet in an important eight-man matchup.
Full Week 6 schedule → · Week 5 scoreboard → · Playoff picture →
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