PIAA AAAA State Title--CB West 14 Cathedral Prep 13--1999 Football Season (WSEE)

12/11/99--In one of the greatest games in PIAA history, the Bucks block a Rambler punt with 2:52 left in the game to pull out a 14-13 win. Prep was ranked 9th in the nation according to USA Today, while the Bucks checked in 4th in the nation in the same poll. This was CB West's 45th consecutive win and third straight PIAA AAAA State Championship.

[@maxpuppy96]

2:09:00 Good no call on the interference, at that moment in the game you better have a foul, no maybe's. If in doubt in that situation it is not a foul, if it would have been called it could have ruined the game. Great no call by the officials. I officiated 15 years PIAA.

[@firstnamelastname3558]

I remember this game like it was just this past weekend.

[@spinner9057]

I was at this game

[@firstnamelastname3558]

spinner90, nice. I went to the Neshaminy game in December 2001, since I’m a 1990 Neshaminy grad. Brittingham was a beast of a high school running back in that championship game. Rainy, muddy, cold - perfect football weather.

[@spinner9057]

@@firstnamelastname3558 I was at that Neshaminy game too. They played Woodland Hills when they had Steve Breaston, who went on to play for Michigan in college and then the Cardinals in the NFL. Had a 1,000 yard season with the Cards in 2008 when Kurt Warner was his quarterback. Of course, everybody forgets about that because of Larry Fitzgerald and Anquan Boldin killing it in their prime.

[@firstnamelastname3558]

spinner90, Yep. I always said the weather in that championship game prevented him from shining. You could tell he was leagues ahead of the Neshaminy QB; but, Brittingham being a blue chipper running back thrived in the lousy weather. Oh well, you know what they say in football: any day any time.

[@firstnamelastname3558]

spinner90, it’s amazing the QB’s over time that Woodland Hills high school cranked out. No need to mention them. You know who they are. Haha.