Erasmus Hall and Tottenville will play after all.
The two PSAL football rivals, scheduled to meet in the final week of the regular season before Hurricane Sandy hit, will face each other at Yankee Stadium Dec. 4 for the coveted title after convincing PSAL City Championship division semifinal victories Saturday.
No. 1 Erasmus Hall, last year’s runner-up, throttled No. 7 Curtis, 28-6, behind three touchdown runs from Jonathan Samerson and another from Curtis Samuel, who scored on a 74-yard dash to pay dirt and ran for more than 100 yards on the ground.
No. 2 Tottenville ousted defending champion and fourth-seeded Lincoln, 21-8, on Staten Island. The Pirates, knocked out in the semifinals the last two years, got three touchdown passes from Brandon Barnes, two to Kevin Coughlin, and picked off Lincoln quarterback Javon Moore four times. Moore did throw a scoring strike to Darnell Phillips.
Though the two teams didn’t meet this year, they did see one another in the semifinals a year ago, when Erasmus Hall rallied for an overtime victory. The latest chapter in the rivalry will have even more at stake.
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