Thomas Jefferson (10-0) vs. Moon Area (6-4)

At Elizabeth Forward's Warrior Stadium, Tomorrow, 7:30 p.m. -- Top-seeded Thomas Jefferson won the Big Seven Conference title and earned a quarterfinal berth with its 48-7 win over Ringgold. The Jaguars are making their 12th consecutive playoff appearance and have advanced to the title game the past three years. Thomas Jefferson is averaging 39.7 points per game and allowing only 5.4 per game, which ranks first in Class AAA in both categories. The Jaguars are led by QB Dom DeCicco (36 of 71 passing for 690 yards, 13 TDs), and RBs Brian Baldridge (938 yards, 14 TDs) and Dan Giegerich (602 yards, 11 TDs). Moon is making its eighth WPIAL playoff appearance in nine years after placing third in the Parkway Conference. The Tigers shut out Belle Vernon, 35-0, in the first round and RB Michael Battles (1,261 yards) broke the single-game school rushing record with 302 yards. Moon is averaging 18.2 points per game and allowing 18 per game. The two teams met in Week 4 and Thomas Jefferson recorded a 39-0 shutout.

Franklin Regional (9-1) vs. Hopewell (8-2)

At Belle Veron Area's James Weir Stadium, Tomorrow, 7:30 p.m. -- Franklin Regional, the defending WPIAL and PIAA champion, is making its third consecutive playoff appearance. The No. 4-seeded Panthers finished second in the Greater Allegheny Conference and advanced to the quarterfinals with a 30-14 win over West Allegheny. Franklin Regional is averaging 28.3 points per game and allowing only 7.5 per game. The Panthers are led by QB Lenny Gallo (493 yards passing, 367 rushing) and RB Lee Howatneck (974 yards, 13 TDs). Hopewell shared the Parkway Conference title with Blackhawk and earned its quarterfinal berth with a 33-21 win over Trinity. The Vikings are in the playoffs for the seventh time in nine years. Hopewell is averaging 30.8 points per game and allowing 12.4. The Vikings are led by RB Jared Rains (1,315 yards) and QB Ryan Levinger (629 yards passing, 6 TDs).

Blackhawk (9-1) vs. Hampton (5-5)

At Ambridge Area's Moe Rubenstein Stadium, Tomorrow, 7:30 p.m. -- Blackhawk shared the Parkway Conference title with Hopewell and advanced to the quarterfinals with a narrow 7-6 win over Chartiers Valley. The No. 3-seeded Cougars are in the playoffs for the 13th time in 16 years. Blackhawk coach Joe Hamilton has 299 career wins. The Cougars are averaging 29.4 points per game and allowing 12.4 per game. Blackhawk is led by QB Brian Sweeney (94 of 169 for 1,339 yards, 13 TDs) and WR Josh Gumbert (44 catches for 629 yards). Hampton placed fourth in the Greater Allegheny Conference to earn its sixth WPIAL playoff berth in seven years. The Talbots earned their fourth consecutive quarterfinal berth with an incredible 29-28 come-from-behind win over Keystone Oaks. Hampton QB Bob Bartley threw two touchdown passes in the final 1:15. Hampton is averaging 18.0 points per game and allowing 17.9 per game. Talbots RB Steve Paskorz has been lost for the season with a hamstring injury, which puts more pressure on Bartley (94 of 206 for 1,483 yards, 16 TDs). He responded with 371 yards and 4 TDs against Keystone Oaks.

Aliquippa (10-0) vs. Jeannette (9-1)

At Fox Chapel Area's James Burk Memorial Stadium, Tomorrow, 7:30 p.m. -- Top-seeded Aliquippa, the only remaining unbeaten team in Class AA, won the Midwestern Conference championship and posted an 18-13 win over Riverside in the first round. The Quips are making their 18th playoff appearance in 19 years and are in the quarterfinals for the eighth time in nine years. Aliquippa is averaging 28.8 points per game and allowing only 7.3 per game. The Quips are led by QB D'Mar Jeter (55 of 98 passing for 1,046 yards, 12 TDs). Jeannette earned its 12th consecutive playoff berth by tying Yough and Greensburg Central Catholic for the Interstate Conference title. The Jayhawks advanced to the quarterfinals with a 22-14 win over Laurel. Jeannette is averaging 35.1 points per game and allowing 12.4 per game. The Jayhawks are led by QB Terrelle Pryor (1,218 yards passing for 13 TD).

Ford City (9-1) vs. Center (8-2)

At Deer Lakes' Lancer Stadium, Tomorrow, 7:30 p.m. -- Ford City won the Allegheny Conference title and earned its quarterfinal berth with a 24-3 win over Steel Valley. The No. 3-seeded Sabers, who are making their fifth playoff appearance in six years, advanced to the semifinals last year before losing to South Park, the eventual champion. Ford City is averaging 40.5 points per game and allowing only 9.7. The Sabers are led by RB Derek Bush (1,137 yards) and QB Ryan Hand (813 yards passing and 12 TDs). Center is making its fourth WPIAL Class AA playoff appearance since 2000. The Trojans placed third in the Midwestern Conference and advanced to the quarterfinals with a 21-14 win over Yough. Center is averaging 24.9 points per game and allowing 13.2 per game. The Trojans are led by RB Maurice Carter (more than 1,000 yards rushing).

Rochester (10-0) vs. Springdale (8-2)

At Beaver Area's Gypsy Glen Stadium, Tomorrow, 7:30 p.m. -- Top-seeded Rochester won the Big Seven Conference title and posted a 37-0 win over Carmichaels. The Rams are making their 10th consecutive playoff appearance and have won WPIAL titles five of the past eight years. Rochester is averaging 35.5 points per game and allowing only 4.1 per game, which ranks No. 1 in the WPIAL. Rochester is led by QB Danny Camp (810 yards passing) and RB Derek Moye (716 yards rushing and 12 receptions for 285 yards). Springdale placed third in the Eastern Conference and earned its quarterfinal berth with a 20-7 win over Monessen. The Dynamos, who are making a fifth straight playoff appearance, advanced to the semifinals last year before losing to eventual runner-up Rochester. Springdale is averaging 22.2 points per game and allowing 11.4 per game. The Dynamos are led by RB John McCauley (1,138 yards) and QB Beau Citrone (670 yards passing).

Beth-Center (10-0) vs. Bishop Canevin (5-5)

At Chartiers Valley's Colts Stadium, Tomorrow, 7:30 p.m. -- Beth-Center won the Black Hills Conference title to earn its fourth consecutive playoff berth. The No. 3-seeded Bulldogs earned a second straight quarterfinal berth with a 57-32 win over North Catholic. Beth-Center is averaging 28.1 points per game and allowing 11.0 per game. The Bulldogs are led by RB Ryan Butka (600 yards), RB Chris Stay (523) and RB C.J. Jackson (350 yards). Bishop Canevin tied with North Catholic for third place in the Big Seven Conference. The Crusaders are in the playoffs for the sixth time in seven years. Bishop Canevin advanced to the semifinals last year before losing to eventual champion Duquesne. The Crusaders are averaging 19.7 points per game and allowing only 17.7. Canevin is led by QB Dan Gustine (983 yards) and RB Matt Walter (1,101 yards).