Harford Tech High School’s varsity and junior varsity football games against Elkton scheduled for Thursday were cancelled after Harford County Public Schools began an investigation into several members of the Harford Tech team this week, according to a report from The Cecil Whig.

A Harford County Public Schools spokesperson, Harford Tech principal Erin Mock, athletic director Paul Danielle and varsity football head coach Brad Hunt did not immediately respond to requests for comment from The Aegis regarding the reported investigation or status of the remainder of the team’s season.

Edgewood football coach Ken Brinkman, whose team is Harford Tech’s next scheduled opponent on Sept. 19, told The Aegis he has not been informed of any change to the status of that game.

In a statement to The Whig, Mock said: “We are working closely with the Harford County Public Schools Title IX office, our school resource officer, law enforcement partners, and Child Protective Services. If you have information, including messages, images, or video, please share it directly with the school rather than passing it along to others.”

According to The Whig, the school announced the cancellation and investigation in a message from Mock to parents earlier this week that read: “Due to the ongoing investigation into the recent incident involving students on our football teams, all JV and Varsity football events are canceled for the rest of this week. This includes practices and the game against Elkton High School scheduled for Thursday, September 11, 2025. The investigation is ongoing, and we are taking this matter very seriously.”

Harford Tech opened the year with a 36-21 loss to Aberdeen on Sept. 5. Thursday’s cancelled game resulted in a forfeit win for Elkton, according to The Whig.

This story will be updated.

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