“It’s something to set the tone,” Orion Kolleh explained Friday, “get the defense moving.”That defense eventually got Penncrest’s offense moving. The first of Kolleh’s three touchdowns in a 34-7 win over Upper Darby came via an interception return. It was the Lions’ second pick-six and the second of three turnovers collected in stretching their winning streak to three. Upper Darby got the ball right back when Spicer ripped the ball out of the hands of Kolleh as he was tackled on a 12-yard reception, putting UD at the 17. Upper Darby tallied just 125 yards of offense, 64 on 28 carries and 61 via Salley, who was 6-for-17 through the air.