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2015 PIAA Playoff Brackets

Written by: on Monday, December 14th, 2015. Follow David Mika on Twitter.

Updated on 12/14

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PIAA Statewide Brackets

AAAA     AAA     AA     A

District 1 Brackets

AAAA   AAA   AA   A

District 2 Brackets

AAAA   AAA   AA   A

District 3 Brackets

AAAA   AAA   AA   A

District 4 Brackets

AAAA   AAA   AA   A

District 11 Brackets

AAAA   AAA   AA   A

District 12 Brackets

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Eastern Conference Brackets

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36 Responses

  1. @78CatFan

    I can sympathize with Rob. Berwick, Mount Carmel, and Southern Columbia had great teams to be sure, but I don’t consider them from here (being the Scranton area), and not to speak for Rob, but I think that’s what he meant.

  2. I’m from Waymart pa and I just want to say it’s so funny how the talent level from here is so different from the rest of the state no matter how good a team is around here like dunmore or old forge they can never match up with the western pa teams ..

  3. Thanks RevTweak

    Well that a shame. Its all about money. Typical of an organization that must have control of everything. Do they really need there hands in the pot. Any to get money for the pension of future and retired union members that don do a dame thing for the state anymore, and really never did.

    WHAT A SHAME

  4. @Ray

    The problem is money. The PIAA has fees that they charge to broadcasters if they want to broacast the game. I’m pulling all this info from page 47 (page 51 of the PDF) of Section III of PIAA’s Handbook: http://www.piaa.org/assets/web/documents/Handbook%20-%20Section%20III%20-%20Rules%20and%20Regulations.pdf

    PIAA Football Live Radio Broadcast Fees (1A/2A):
    Preliminary/First Round: $150
    Quarterfinals: $200
    Semi-Finals: $250
    Finals: $300

    PIAA Football Live Radio Broadcast Fees (3A/4A):
    Preliminary/First Round: $250
    Quarterfinals: $300
    Semi-Finals: $350
    Finals: $400

    PIAA Football Live TV Broadcast Fees (1A/2A):
    Preliminary/First Round: $1500
    Quarterfinals: $2000
    Semi-Finals: $2500

    PIAA Football Live TV Broadcast Fees (3A/4A):
    Preliminary/First Round: $2500
    Quarterfinals: $3000
    Semi-Finals: $3500

    And that’s only the money paid to the PIAA. That’s not to mention the general costs of broadcasting in itself. It’s a lot of money, and generally speaking, the ones broadcasting the games aren’t major media outlets, but the smaller, regional companies.

    Want to know why we can’t get any of these games on TV?

    Blame the PIAA.

  5. Dave, it says that the brackets were updated on 11/29 but many of the 11/28 games aren’t included in the updated brackets. For example, LaSalle vs. Gratz. Also, it was a joke that the Archbishop Wood vs. Imhotep Charter game was not on tv somewhere!! Thank, you do a great job my friend!!

  6. Why is it that we cant get any of these games on TV. I don’t see anything listed for the quarter final games being televised.I just don’t understand. These HS games have a huge draw through out the season. 3CTV televises them.We get to the playoffs and you cant fine 1 game on TV.

    Why is this???

  7. The site information for the Marion Catholic – Bishop McDevitt game was found on Ted Silary’s site. Ted is the guru of Philadelphia high school sports!

  8. Class A Stadium Aerial for game between Marion Catholic and Bishop McDevitt shows Germantown Academy. Game is being played at the closed Germantown High School. It is now known as Northwest Super Site and located at 1100 E. Sedgwick Street in Philadelphia.

  9. Just curious:
    Why does district 12 always have playoff games during the Saturday daylight hours and all others play Friday nights at 7P.M. Don’t use field availability as excuse. Many fields in that area should be available.

  10. @Mary State College will get the winner of the Brashear-McDowell game. The websites you alluded to are getting ahead of themselves. Games are played on the field, not on paper!

  11. Hi,
    Is it possible that State College could play Brashear on 11/27 or 11/28? Most websites say State College plays Erie McDowell but McDowell plays Brashear on 11/20 so wouldn’t State College play the winner of that game? Thanks, Mary

  12. @Mill

    Bethlehem Liberty’s real point total is 1210, making them even with Freedom. Freedom wins tie-breaker with better record.

  13. @Mill & Dave—With regards to #4 Liberty…I believe the stated 860 pts. is incorrect. My calculation comes up with more like 970 pts. for #4 Liberty…

  14. I know a lot has been made about D12 being off last week. Not sure it matters to much but I think them being off this week is WAY better then them having a bye right in the middle of the state playoffs like in previous years. But D12 isn’t the only district with byes. There are some strange byes weeks all over the the playoffs….in D10 3A oil city at 6-4 is the only team in the field with a bye. They have That bye over 2 state ranked teams in Conneaut and Erie Cathedral. Very strange. In D3 1a the entire field has off this week as their playoffs don’t start until next Friday….But no one has a worse bye situation then the winner of General McLean/Erie McDowell. The winner of that game will play the D8 champ Brashear. Should they beat Brashear(likely) they would then play the winner of Dubois/State College who you guessed it, would have a bye next week. So a potential to play 2 straight playoff games against teams coming off of byes. That’s a tough spot!

  15. Dave

    Question for you. Looking at the District AAAA bracket and power points. I couldn’t help but notice that #4 Liberty has 860 pts. Yet #5, #6 and #7 teams all have more points that them. Do you know why this is or not?

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