For Blair County football fans, the high school football scores tell two different stories: a difficult night for Altoona and convincing wins for Hollidaysburg and Bellwood-Antis.

Nearby games added plenty of tension, with Tyrone, Central and several other teams separated from their opponents by a single score.

Here is a look at the final results across Pennsylvania high school football conferences, beginning with the teams closest to home.

Hollidaysburg defeated Jersey Shore 50-18, producing one of the highest point totals among the listed local results.

Bellwood-Antis beat Chestnut Ridge 35-6, while Tyrone edged Penn Cambria 17-14.

That three-point Tyrone result stands in sharp contrast to the more comfortable margins enjoyed by its Blair County neighbors.

Claysburg-Kimmel also gave local supporters a win, finishing ahead of Curwensville 28-12 in Inter-County Conference play.

Altoona faced a much tougher outcome, falling 52-0 to State College in the Mid-Penn Commonwealth.

For Blair County readers, those results make the local picture impossible to reduce to one score.

Elsewhere in the Mid-Penn Commonwealth, Bishop McDevitt defeated Carlisle 42-0, and Central Dauphin beat Cedar Cliff 17-0.

Cumberland Valley completed another shutout in the division, winning 21-0 against Central Dauphin East.

The Laurel Highlands results offered a wider mix of runaway wins and finishes that came down to one possession.

Huntingdon held off Bedford 28-21, while Bishop McCort outscored Philipsburg-Osceola 43-38.

Five points separated Bishop McCort and Philipsburg-Osceola in a game that delivered a combined 81 points.

Central beat Central Cambria 29-26, and Bellefonte finished three points ahead of Richland, 16-13.

Penns Valley posted a 54-0 win over Johnstown, the largest winning margin among the listed Laurel Highlands games.

Clearfield defeated Somerset 28-6, and Bald Eagle Area shut out Westmont Hilltop 14-0.

Together with Bellwood-Antis and Tyrone, those finals give area fans plenty to compare beyond the headline Friday night football scores.

In the Inter-County Conference, Glendale beat Southern Huntingdon 14-7, adding another one-score finish to the regional roundup.

Juniata Valley defeated West Branch 49-0, while Mount Union beat Moshannon Valley 21-0.

Everett also kept its opponent off the scoreboard, winning 20-0 against Tussey Mountain.

North Star beat Northern Bedford 33-14, and Wilmington finished ahead of Meyersdale 35-21.

Berlin Brothersvalley defeated Windber 27-20, another result decided by a single touchdown.

The conference scores move quickly from narrow decisions to shutouts, a reminder that the final numbers tell very different stories across the region.

Heritage Conference play brought one of the closest finishes in the roundup, with United Valley beating Portage 36-29 in overtime.

Overtime made that seven-point result stand apart from a slate filled with games settled in regulation.

Cambria Heights defeated Conemaugh Township 49-6, and Marion Center beat Purchase Line 34-6.

Northern Cambria shut out Penns Manor 45-0, while River Valley won 54-8 against Conemaugh Valley.

Homer-Center rounded out the listed Heritage finals with a 41-7 victory over West Shamokin.

Among the remaining results, Newport edged Juniata 18-15 in another three-point game.

Mechanicsburg beat Mifflin County 26-7, and Montoursville defeated Central Mountain 28-7.

For fans checking high school football scores in Blair County, the clearest local takeaway is the split between decisive wins, Tyrone’s tight victory and Altoona’s shutout loss.