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First Posted: 9/28/2013 DALLAS - Just when the Dallas Mountaineers were planning to put together a last-gasp, game-tying drive, Brice Harris got in the way.
Then the Williamsport defensive back extraordinaire did it again.
For the second straight week, Harris returned an interception for a touchdown, then came up with his second interception in two minutes Saturday to seal Williamsport&#8217;s 21-7 victory over Dallas.
&#8220;I don&#8217;t have a secret,&#8221; Harris grinned. &#8220;That&#8217;s what I do, I play coverage.&#8221;
In the end, he had the luckless Mountaineers (0-5) covering their eyes.
Just after Dallas hit a big 15-yard pass to convert a first down and keep its comeback hopes going, Harris stepped in front of another throw from his cornerback position and raced untouched into the end zone for a game-sealing touchdown that provided the final score with 2:07 to play.
&#8220;I just read the quarterback&#8217;s eyes and made the play,&#8221; Harris shrugged.
Evidently, he has a knack for doing that.
The 5-foot-11 senior &#8212; who began this season as a safety but switched to cornerback when starter Tone Williams was injured &#8212; provided Williamsport (2-3) with one of its few bright spots in a loss last week by also returning an interception for a touchdown.
And with just under 30 seconds remaining, Harris grabbed another pick for himself when he outleaped a Dallas receiver for a desperation pass.
That brought an end to what began as a promising day for Dallas.
The winless Mountaineers took their first lead of the season when quarterback Justin Mucha escaped a heavy rush and scrambled 15 yards for a touchdown just 36 seconds before halftime. And Dallas had a chance for more points earlier in the game, when Mucha &#8212; serving as a punt returner - brought a kick back 29 yards to Williamsport&#8217;s 16-yard line. But three running plays produced just one yard, and a 33-yard field goal attempt fell well short.
As it turned out, so did the Mountaineers&#8217; bid for their first victory.
Williamsport running back Isaac Foust charged out of the second half, gaining 56 yards on a 73-yard march that ended when he bolted into the end zone on a game-tying 13-yard touchdown run.
And at the end of the third quarter, Williamsport forged ahead when quarterback Dale Berkheimer &#8212; who was sacked four times by a fierce Dallas pass rush &#8212; found enough time to hit receiver Jerah Reeves with a 15-yard touchdown toss 11 seconds before the start of the fourth quarter.
And at the end of the day, Harris wrapped Williamsport&#8217;s victory up.
&#8220;It felt great,&#8221; Harris said. &#8220;Got a good win. We&#8217;re just going to keep playing every week and work as a team.&#8221;
Williamsport 21, Dallas 7Williamsport`0`0`14`7`&#8212;`21
Dallas`0`7`0`0`&#8212;`7
Second quarterDAL &#8212; Justin Mucha 15 run (Aaron Napkora kick), 0:36
Third quarterWIL &#8212; Isaac Foust 13 run (Tyler Garnder kick), 8:01
WIL &#8212; Jerah Reeves 15 pass from Dale Berkheimer (Gardner kick), 0:11
Fourth quarterWIL &#8212; Brice Harris 37 interception return (Gardner kick), 2:07
Team statistics`Williamsport`Dallas
First downs`8`6
Rushes-yards`46-99`27-53
Passing yards`48`15
Total yards`147`68
Passing`6-8-0`4-14-2
Sacked-yards lost`4-27`3-28
Punts-avg.`6-34.3`6-25.5
Fumbles-lost`1-1`4-1
Penalties-yards`5-48`0-0
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING &#8212; Williamsport, Isaac Foust 21-81, Rhomello Martin 10-24, Justin Hoffman 8-20, team 2-(minus 2), Dale Berkheimer 5-(minus 24). Dallas, Logan Brace 13-40, David Simpson 2-8, Ryan Cheskiewicz 4-8, Justin Mucha 8-(minus 3). 
PASSING &#8212; Williamsport, Berkheimer 6-8-0-48. Dallas, Mucha 4-10-1-15, Matt Harrison 0-4-1-0. 
RECEIVING &#8212; Williamsport, Hofman 2-17, Jerah Reeves 2-16, Tanner Bashnick 2-15. Dallas, Chris Behm 1-15, Mark Michno 1-1, Simpson 1- (minus 1), Brace 1-0. 
INTERCEPTIONS &#8212; Williamsport, Brice Harris 2-37. 
MISSED FGs &#8212; Dallas, Aaron Napkora, 33S.

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