Tee Peete’s college team set for NCAA Division II Football Championship game on Saturday, Nov. 22

Sports
Tee Peete -
Tee Peete -
Email
Nov 18, 2025
Byphilly leader
0Comments

On Saturday, Nov. 22, the Kutztown Golden Bears, featuring former Father Judge High School standout Tee Peete, secured a 52-0 victory over the Bentley Falcons in the NCAA Division II Football Championship.

The matchup, held at Andre Reed Stadium at noon, marked the first tournament encounter between the Kutztown Golden Bears and the Bentley Falcons.

Kutztown is scheduled to face its next opponent on Saturday, Nov. 29, with the game set to begin at 12 p.m. at Andre Reed Stadium.

Tee Peete -
Tee Peete — Sophomore — 6′4″ — 230 — Hometown: Philadelphia

Related

Fore Abinusawa, player
Sports

Penn set to host invitational as top performers prepare for national meets

The University of Pennsylvania will host the Penn Invitational track and field meet on January 30 at the Jane and David Ott Center in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Stadium
Sports

World Cup travel to Philadelphia prompts Amtrak to encourage early bookings following record 2025 ridership

Amtrak is encouraging travelers to book early ahead of the 2026 summer travel season as Seattle prepares to host World Cup matches, following a record-breaking year for passenger rail ridership nationwide.

Jalen Duren
Sports

Which ex-high school standouts from City of Philadelphia area will play on Tuesday, Feb. 3?

Tuesday, Feb. 3 will feature competition from this former City of Philadelphia area high school standout.

Previous Post
Former Archbishop Ryan High School alum Rich Paczewski competed in NCAA Division II Football Championship on Saturday, Nov. 22
Next Post
Naseem Wertz, former Northeast High standout, helps collegiate team secure NCAA Division II Football Championship win on Nov. 22

Trending

World Baseball Classic set for March start as rosters announcement approaches
Phillies highlight standout rookie debuts from Freed to Wilson
Phillies discuss signing top international prospect Francisco Renteria
Temple Health-Chestnut Hill Hospital recognized by Forbes among top U.S. hospitals
Temple Health names Alex Khariton COO of Fox Chase Cancer Center
Penn’s Orly Sedransk named preseason media All-American by Inside Lacrosse

The Weekly Newsletter

Sign-up for the Weekly Newsletter from Philly Leader.