They met for the 135th-straight time on November 13 in the longest continuous high school football rivalry in the country — and yet again, Germantown Academy and Penn Charter provided plenty of excitement and plenty of memories.

This time, it was a come-from-behind 35-32 win for the Quakers in the rain and wind that wasn't decided until the final minutes.

And that's been the case, thrilling games, since the rivalry began in 1887 — just over 20 years after the end of the Civil War.