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<p>Lackawanna Trail opened and closed the game with impressive drives Friday afternoon, but it was not enough to send the Lions back to the PIAA Class A football championship game.</p><p>Bishop Guilfoyle came up with a sack on fourth-and-goal on the game&#8217;s final play to preserve an 11-7 victory and prevent the Lions from becoming the first Lackawanna Football Conference team to advance to two state title games.</p><p>Lackawanna Trail, the District 2 champion, opened the game with an 18-play scoring drive that took more than 10 minutes off the clock.</p><p>Ray Melnikoff completed the drive with a 5-yard touchdown run, but the Lions did not score again.</p><p>Lackawanna Trail held a 7-6 lead at halftime and carried it into the fourth quarter.</p><p>The Marauders, who have won three state titles, moved in front, 9-7, on a field goal with 10:44 remaining.</p><p>Bishop Guilfoyle added a safety with 3:05 left on a sack and got the ball back on the free kick.</p><p>The Lions held, used the last of their timeouts and got the ball back at its 27 with 1:55 left.</p><p>Nico Berrios led the two-minute drill, hitting passes to three different receivers and running for a first down on the first four plays to cover 45 yards on four plays.</p><p>The Lions got as close as the 7, lost five yards on a penalty, and after consecutive incompletions, had the game end on the sack.</p><style>
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Lackawanna Trail falls short in PIAA Class A football semifinals