Published June 16. 2021 12:33PM
Salisbury’s record-setting wide receiver played his final high school football game last month.
East Stroudsburg University-bound senior Chad Parton was selected to play in the May 30 Pennsylvania State Football Coaches Association East vs. West Class Small School (classes 1A-3A) All-Star Game at Landis Field at Central Dauphin High School in Harrisburg.
Parton was the first ever Salisbury high school football player to be selected to play in this game.
Parton made five catches for 55 yards and one touchdown, which happened to be the game winning touchdown as the East defeated the West. 17-10.
A group of 12 friends and family members made the trip to the game to support him. The group included Salisbury head football coach Andy Cerco and three of his assistant coaches. Also making the trip was Salisbury’s starting quarterback, and Chad’s teammate the last two seasons Quintin Stephens.
CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Salisbury's Chad Parton (8) had several friends, family members, teammates and coaches at the recent PSFCA All-Star Game. They saw the former Falcon make a game-winning touchdown catch for the East team.
