Neshaminy scored a TD on each of their first two offensive plays. Georg Coleman and Andrew Flogel each ran for over 100 yards and each scored (2) rushing TD's in the first half. Georg Coleman also ran back a first half kickoff 90 yards for a TD.

Neshaminy 42, Father Judge 0.

Game 2

In a much closer contest, Neshaminy had to rally from a late 21-20 deficit to win this game. Kevin Kelly kicked (3) field goals, including the game winner with :37 to go in the game. Coleman rushed for 135 yards on 28 carries.

Neshaminy 23, Ryan 21.

Game 3

The first year CB South Titans gave the Redskins a handful in the first half of this game. The Neshaminy defense allowed 385 total yards to CB South, but allowed only one touchdown. Georg Coleman finished with 178 yards on 23 carries and two touchdowns. Andrew Flogel threw a 57 yard TD pass.

Neshaminy 28, CB South 7.

Game 4

Neshaminy won easily in this one as their offense was beginning to show just how dangerous it was. Georg Coleman scored two touchdowns along with 192 yards on 19 carries.

Neshaminy 45, Abington 7.

Game 5

Georg Coleman scored three first half touchdowns as Neshaminy rolled to another easy victory and a 5-0 record. Truman (1-4) was overmatched offensively and defensively as well.

Neshaminy 37, Truman 0.

Game 6

The Pennridge game was to be the real test of the best. Both teams came into this game unbeaten and Pennridge had the higher state ranking (2nd). The Redskins left a mark that would last all season as they rolled to an easy victory over the stunned Rams. Coleman ran for 143 yards and scored twice, while Jarred Kinney ran for 99 yards and a TD. Jarred Kinney also had three interceptions.

Neshaminy 31, Pennridge 15.

Game 7

After coming off a strong win against Pennridge, the Redskins looked lethargic in the first half against the (2-3) CR North Indians. Early in the 2nd half, Abe Brooks ran 1yd for a TD and Andrew Flogel hit Doug Rosnick for another TD in the corner of the end zone for a 14-0 lead. A blocked punt led to a Kevin Kelly field goal and the game was in control.

Neshaminy 24, CR North 0.

Game 8

The second big test came in week 8 against former state champions, North Penn. NP came into the game with a 5-2 record, losing only to Pennridge and Cardinal O'Hara. North Penn took a quick lead on several long Adam Hearn passes for TD's. The Redskins never gave up and in the closing seconds on 4th and 17, Georg Coleman went up against 3 defenders and brought down the ball on the 1 yard line for a first down. Two plays later the game was tied and headed for overtime. Neshaminy scored first and took a 7 point lead. NP scored on their third attempt and decided to go for a 2 point conversion. Peter Stoll took the ball into the end zone for the two point conversion and a one point game win.

Neshaminy 30, North Penn 31 (OT).

Game 9

Shaking off the overtime loss, the Redskins got back on track and won easily against Bensalem. Andrew Flogel completed 9 of 11 passes for 107 yards and a TD. Coleman had 130 yards on 22 carries and added two TD's of his own. The win clinched a Redskin playoff berth for the third time in 4 years.

Neshaminy 24, Bensalem 7.

Game 10

The Redskin, Falcon rivalry was supposed to rise up and produce another close classic. Not this year. The 8-1 Redskins were too much for (6-3) Pennsbury in an easy win to close out the regular season. This was the Redskins 4th shutout of the season and Flogel had another strong game completing 8 of 11 passes for 125 yards. With the win, Neshaminy earns at least a share of the Suburban One National title.

Neshaminy 35, Pennsbury 0.

Game 11

The first playoff game of 2004 saw Neshaminy having to play CB West at home. Having lost only once before at War Memorial Field, CB West thought tradition would give them the edge. It did not. Neshaminy had an answer for everything West tried and scored the game winner with 2:02 to go. Georg Coleman scored three TDs along with 195 yards on 24 carries.

Neshaminy 38, CB West 34.

Game 12

The fans at this game saw one of the greatest comebacks in High School football. Neshaminy marched the opening drive down the field with ease, only to get stopped and have to settle for a field goal. That would be it for a while as the Redskins could not get their offensive drives in motion. Trailing 20-3 with under a minute to play in the third, the game looked lost. Andrew Flogel threw touchdown passes to Coleman and Jason Kinney to bring the Redskins to within 20-16 with just over 8 minutes left in the game. Chris Daino recovered a fumble forced by Jarred Kinney and two minutes later Dominick Cundari scored the go ahead touchdown. A second forced fumble enabled the Redskins to control the clock, and the game.

Neshaminy 23, Coatesville 20.

Game 13

This game was a defensive coordinators nightmare. The two teams combined for 85 points on a real shoot out. Georg Coleman had five touchdowns on 285 yards, the most productive game of his career. His performance was offset by NP junior Peter Stoll who had a monster game of his own. In the end, Neshaminy scored all of their points on the first and fourth periods and it was enough to win over a determined NP team. With the win the Redskins claimed their 2nd District One title in 4 years.

Neshaminy 51, North Penn 34.

Game 14

The Redskins went up against undefeated Easton and their famed defense that had not allowed more than 14 points in a  game all season. That didn't faze the Redskins, or their Sophomore quarterback, one bit. Although the redskins thoroughly outplayed the Red Rovers in every category, the one that mattered most, the score, remained close. It took a Flogel pass to George Coleman with 35 seconds left in the game to seal this one. Neshaminy reached the Easton 25 yard line 8 times but only were able to score 3 times.

Neshaminy 21, Easton 14.

Game 15

Going into the state title game, Neshaminy was again the underdog against undefeated, and nationally ranked, Pittsburgh Central Catholic. This time, there was nothing the Redskins could do. Pittsburgh dominated both sides of the ball and rolled to an easy 49-14 win. The Redskins had trouble getting out of their own backfield against a swarming defense, and PCC's Eugene Jarvis scored 5 times.

Neshaminy 14, PCC 49