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Lampeter-Strasburg dominated the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball, opening up gaping holes on offense, and stifling host Ephrata's running game Friday night en route to a 31-6 [box score] victory.

 

"With so many upperclassmen at the skill positions, our seniors have been a calming influence up front," Lampeter-Strasburg head coach John Manion said.

 

Megan Esterbrook was pretty sure she was playing for third.

 

In the end, it turned out to be a golden afternoon for her.

 

Equipped with a solid putting stroke and a patience that buoyed her through the round, Esterbrook, a senior from Ephrata, posted 83 to capture the girls' title by three shots over teammate Lacey Bensing.

 

Through the first three weeks of the football season, Ephrata scored a grand total of seven points.

 

Friday night at home in the Section Two opener against Lebanon, the Mounts more than made up for their lack of offensive success in the first three games.