Paul Robeson High School for Human Services alum Sahkei Patrick’s college team secures NCAA Division III Football Championship win on Nov. 22

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Nov 18, 2025
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On Saturday, Nov. 22, the Ursinus Bears, featuring former Paul Robeson High School for Human Services standout Sahkei Patrick, secured a 31-13 victory over the Lebanon Valley Flying Dutchmen in the NCAA Division III Football Championship.

The game was held at Patterson Field at 1 p.m. and marked the first tournament meeting between the Ursinus Bears and the Lebanon Valley Flying Dutchmen.

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Sahkei Patrick — Linebacker — Sophomore — 5′9″ — 207 — Hometown: Philadelphia

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