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INSIDE:
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Jake Fuzak
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Big
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in Buffalo
Aquinas brings top-rated QB Jake Zembiec to town
this weekend but Canisius counters with TJ Wheatley
OP’s Leavell
Leading SJF
Defense
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Team Reports
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Schedules
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Extra Point
Section 6 Standings
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Contents
SEPTEMBER 10, 2014
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White Stars at Ken West
Kenmore West lost to Williamsville South
24-21 last week when the Billies kicked a
27-yard field goal as time expired. If the
Blue Devils are going to compete for the
AA North title, they will be relying on
senior WR Trent White.
9
Mosely Shines at J-town
Jamestown fell behind 21-14 in the 4th
quarter but rallied for a 35-28 win over
Sweet Home in the season opener. If the
Red Raiders are going to repeat as class
AA champions this fall, they will need a
big year from senior DE Kevin Mosely.
4 ... WNY Notebook
5 ... Players of the Week
7 ... League Look-Ins
13 ... 2010 Notebook
16 ... Team Reports
40 ... Standings
41 ... Leader Board
42 ... Around The State
44 ... Campus News
47 ... Extra Point
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Editor-In-Chief
Mark E. Adair
10 Starpoint in a title Chase
Starpoint led Kenmore East 20-6 at the
half but had to go to OT to win 26-20 in
the season opener. If the Spartans are
going to contend for the A North title
this season, they will need a big year
from senior Mike Chase.
15 Robinson Leads the Creek
Silver Creek opened the season with a
28-0 win over Allegany-Limestone. If
Silver Creek is going to contend for the
C North title, they will need a big year
from senior captain Dylan Robinson.
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Statistician
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Buffalo Bills & NY National Guard Coach of the Week
Curt Fischer Honored for Big Win
Maple Grove-Chautauqua Lake Curt Fischer was
well,” Fischer said.
named the Buffalo Bills/National Guard Coach of the
Dustin Graziano and Jed Micek tackled Randolph
Week after his Thunder Dragons beat Randolph 24-12 QB Bryce Morrison in the end zone for a safety and a
in the season opener.
2-0 lead.
Randolph had entered the game with a 23-game
When the Dragons got the ball back, they drove 65
winning streak and was the two-time defending New
yards for a TD. AJ Hulton capped the drive when he
York State Class D champions.
punched into the end zone from 1 yard out.
“We really looked at it as a great challenge to open
Randolph pulled within 8-6 when the Cardinals
the season with Randolph,” Fischer said. “They were
intercepted a screen pass and returned it 39 yards for
the champs and had a winning streak like that. It was
a TD.
a tremendous challenge.”
Shortly after that, the game was suspended due to
Randolph had
lightning.
beaten MGCLake
“I was worried,”
the last 2 years at
Fischer said. “We
‘The Ralph’ in the
had kids that
Class D champiwere super high.
onship game.
They had confiBut when NYS
dence but then
re-worked their
we had to call the
enrollment numgame. But the
bers for the 2014
kids came back
season, the
the next day and
Thunder Dragons
played well.”
were moved up to
MGCLake
Class C.
scored twice in
“It meant that
the third quarter
we would be playto take a coming some different
manding 24-6
schools this year,”
lead.
Fischer said. “It
“We started
was a new start.
running the ball
Sometimes
and getting to the
change gets you
Photo by Buffalo Bills edge,” Fischer
going again.”
Maple Grove-Chautauqua Lake coach Curt Fischer was named th Coach said. “The line
But, while
and the backs
of the Week by the Buffalo Bills and the National Guard after his team
MGCLake and
started blocking
beat Randolph 24-12 last weekend.
Randolph were
extremely well.”
no longer Divisional rivals, the importance of the game
Ryan Miller powered the MGCLake offense as he
did not change.
rushed 26 times for 206 yards and a TD. He also
“Being moved up to Class C didn’t change anyadded 111 yards in returns.
thing,” Fischer said. “It was still a huge game. Beating
Fischer has coached at Maple Grove for 22 years.
Randolph means so much to our kids. Neither team
Since he took the head job in 1993, his teams have
wants to lose that game.”
won two NYS titles and 7 Section 6 titles.
At first, it was not clear tha MGCLake would even
He played high school football at Falconer under
get a chance to play Randolph.
legendary coach Bill Race. Race later hired Fischer as
“That’s just how the schedule came out,” Fischer
a coach on his football staff.
said. “Actually, I think it’s an unwritten rule that we
“Played for him and coached under him,” Fischer
need to play every year. It’s a good game for the area. said. “Coach Race was a huge mentor in my life.”
We’ve each made each other’s programs stronger
Fischer works full time at Cummins Engines in
over the years.”
Lakewood. He also coaches basketball and girls softThe Thunder Dragons led just 8-6 at the half.
ball at maple Grove and has coached baseball in the
“We moved the ball early and the defense played
past.
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Bennett wins big with
Lofton’s Big Plays
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Bennett used a number of big plays to race past
Williamsville East 54-6 in the season-opening game.
“I knew we had some kids that had big play ability but I
didn't know we had that many,” coach Steve McDuffie said.
“We probably have 10 to 15 kids that have big-play ability.”
McDuffie’s Tigers simply flattened their opponent, who
happens to be coached by his brother, Chris.
“I feel terrible about beating my own brother like that,”
McDuffie said. “I gave my brother a hug and kiss after the
game. I love my brother and I didn’t want to embarrass his
team. But we were
able to play our 2nd
and 3rd team for the
whole 4th quarter.”
Bennett led 24-0
at the half when the
game was suspended due to lightning. The teams
had to return the
following night to
finish the game.
“I was worried
about that,”
McDuffie said. “My
brother is a good
coach and he had a
lot of time to make
adjustments. I had
to go home and
watch film.”
Bennett scored
Photo by Mark Adair
20 points in the third
Bennett senior Alexander Lofton.
quarter to take a
commanding lead.
“It was a competitive game until late in the third quarter,”
McDuffie said. “We started to get big plays.”
One player who will play a big role for Bennett this season is Bennett senior Alexander Lofton.
“He is so special because is a game-breaker in every
phase of the game,” McDuffie said. “On offense, defense and
special teams, he can score every time he has the ball.”
Lofton caught 4 passes for 69 yards in the win over
Williamsville East.
“He had two kickoff returns for 80 yards each,” McDuffie
said, “and both of them were called back by penalty.”
Lofton, who has an academic average of 90, was named
a team captain.
“He has enough credits to graduate right now,” McDuffie
said. “He is one of five seniors on the team and he is a
great leader and a great student-athlete.”
Lofton also starts for the Bennett basketball team.
“He mentors the Little Loop players in the summer,”
McDuffie said. “He’s a role model on the team, in school
and in the community.”
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Amherst kicker Blake Haubeil
kicked 3 FGs, including a school
record 49-yarder, to lead the
Tigers past East Aurora 15-7. He
also had 4 touchbacks on kickoffs and averaged 35 yards on 4
punts. The Tigers did not score
an offensive TD in the win...
6
Fuzak Leads Billies in Class A
Saturday as it was on Friday. It was for both teams. Ultimately,
By Mark Adair
our kids were ready to play and did really well.”
Williamsville South overcame an early 14-point deficit and a
Kurzanski also said that the referees in Western New York
suspension of play to come back and beat Kenmore West 24-21
should come in for some kudos.
last weekend.
“The officials should get a lot of credit,” he said. “Some of
“We over came some adversity,” Williamsville South coach
those guys ended up having to work three games on Saturday.
Kraig Kurzanski said. “We didn’t play well early but we fought
The only reason we got all the
hard over both nights and were
games in was because they were
able to catch them in the end.”
willing to help out with the situBen Neuss kicked a 32-yard
ation. All the refs should get a
FG as time expired for the winton of credit.”
ning points.
If Williamsville South is
“I was confident when we
going to contend for the Class A
sent him in there,” Kurzanski
championship this fall, they will
said. “He’s a good kicker.”
need a big season from lunior
The Billies trailed 21-7 with
lineman Jake Fuzak.
4:51 left in the first quarter.
“Jake never played JV foot“I thought our kids were a
ball,” Kurzanski said. “He went
little tight,” Kurzanski said.
right from modified to the varsi“We made some mistakes early
ty. He’s the first freshman ever
on and Kenmore West took full
to play for me. We thought he
advantage of them.”
was good enough to play.”
South began to settle in durKurzanski did talk with
ing the second quarter. The
Fuzak’s aprents before officially
Billies scored with 5 minutes
placing him on the varsity roster.
left in the first half to pull with“We communicated with the
in 21-14.
parents what our goals were for
With 2:15 left in the second
Jake,” Kurzanski said. “He was
quarter, the game was halted as
14 years old, playing against 18
lightning began to flash.
year old kids. I was more wor“We were just starting to
ried about the social aspect of it
roll,” Kurzanski said. “We got
rather than the physical aspect.
everyone to the locker room to
Whenever you bring a kid up
wait for the 30 minutes so we
like that, he’s not with his own
could start playing again. But,
friends. We didn’t want him to
after a little while, it was obviPhoto by Mark Adair have a miserable experience.”
ous it was going to be a lot
Fuzak (6-5, 278) started at
longer than 30 minutes so the
Williamsville South junior Jake Fuzak has started for
linebacker as a freshman.
officials called it off.”
the Billies since he was a freshman. Fuzak has
“He started out a linebacker,”
At first, Kurzanski was dis- already been offered a scholarship by the UB Bulls.
Kurzanski said, “but he kept
mayed that the game had been
growing so now he’s on our lines.”
halted - just as his team had began to get on a roll.
Fuzak, who also plays hockey for Williamsville South, is
“But, there wasn’t anything we could do about it,” he said.
more athletic than most kids his size.
“Normally we make some adjustments at halftime but this time
“He runs a 40-yard dash in under 5 seconds,” Kurzanski said,
we had a 22-hour halftime to make adjustments. We went home
“which is fantastic for a high school kid his size. He also went
and watched some film of the game. It’s not very often we get a
to U.S. Football National Development Game and was one of 90
chance to watch film at halftime.”
kids in the nation to play in that game and he had three sacks.”
First, however, Kurzanski had his team’s trainer talk with his
The University at Buffalo has already offered Fuzak a footplayers.
ball scholarship.
“We had them stretching in the gym,” he said. “The trainer
“He’ll have more coming,” Kurzanski said. “He’s an exceltalked with them about getting enough sleep, about what the
lent student. He has a 93 academic average so he won’t have
could eat on Saturday morning, about proper hydration. It was
any problems there.”
really hot Friday night and we were worried about kids getting
Fuzak was also named a team captain before the season.
dehydrated and cramping up the next day.”
“He’s very outgoing and he’s mature beyond his years,”
Kurzanski also wondered about his players losing focus but it
Kuzanski said. “He cares about others more than himself. He is
turned out that he didn’t have to worry.
a great football player and a great leader. The first time you
“They came back excited and ready to play,” he said. “It was
meet him, you are impressed.”
a hard-hitting game and the energy level was just as high on
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AA
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Niagara Falls
opened the season
with a 26-0 win over
Niagara Wheatfield...
Shaolin McCray led
the ground game as
he rushed 13 times
for 114 yards and a TD... McCray
gave the Wolverines a 13-0 lead in
the third quarter with a 4-yard
scoring run...
AA
N O R T H
At A Glance
Div
Niagara Falls………....... 1-0
Williamsville North.…...... 0-0
Kenmore West…............ 0-0
Lockport…………........... 0-0
Niagara Wheatfield......... 0-1
All
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
Friday, September 12th
Niagara Falls @ Cheektowaga, 7:00
Saturday, September 13th
East High @ Williamsville North, 2:00
Niagara Wheatfield @ Lockport, 2:00
Orchard Park @ Kenmore West, 2:00
White Stars for Ken West
Kenmore West lost to Williamsville
“It was like playing 2 games, especialSouth 24-21 last week when the Billies
ly if you were traveling like we were,” he
kicked a 27-yard field goal as time
said.
expired.
The Blue Devils have a very young
“It was a great game,” Kenmore West
roster this season.
coach Rich Harris
“We graduated
said. “Either team
our whole offensive
could have won.”
line,” he said, “We
The game was
are very young and
played over two
that led to us makdays. With
ing mistakes and not
Kenmore West
finishing drives.”
leading 21-14 and
If the Blue
just over 2 minutes
Devils are going to
to play in the first
compete for the AA
half, the game was
North title, they will
halted due to lightbe relying on senior
ning.
WR Trent White.
“You could see
“He played some
it off in the disas a freshman,”
tance,” Harris said.
Harris said. “We
“We needed to get
were thin at the skill
the fans, cheerleadpositions that year.
ers and players off
He started for us as
the field and inside.
a sophomore.”
They called it off
White (6-3, 190)
about 9:15.”
Photo by Tim Frank also starts at CB.
Harris said that Kenmore West senior Trent White.
“He’s big and
despite the “split”
he’s fast,” harris
game, his players did not seemed affected. said. “He threw a sweep pass for a TD on
“The kids came in the morning and we
the first play of the game. He also caught
had a quick film session,” he said. “When
a fade pass for another touchdown.”
we got back to the field, we did play better.
White is a team captain.
Unfortunately, we didn’t score any points.”
“I need him to pull the team together
Harris said the unusual circumstances
right now,” Harris said. “He’s a quiet kid
were difficult to deal with.
and leads by example.”
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Orchard Park led
27-7 at the half
when the game was
suspended due to
lightning... Orchard
Park exploded for 45
points in the second
half and beat Frontier 72-22...
Terius Wheatley rushed 8 times
for 125 yards and a TD... Wheatley
transferred to Orchard Park after
playing at Canisius last season.
AA
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At A Glance
Div
Orchard Park.................. 1-0
Clarence......................... 1-0
Jamestown..................... 0-0
Lancaster........................ 0-0
Frontier........................... 0-1
West Seneca West......... 0-1
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
West Seneca West @ Jamestown, 7:00
Lancaster @ Frontier, 7:30
Clarence @ St. Joe’s, 1:00
Mosely Shines at Jamestown
After jumping out to a 14-0 lead,
loss since 2006.
Jamestown fell behind 21-14 in the 4th
“Playing against teams like Sweet
quarter but rallied for a 35-28 win over
Home will pay dividends down the road,”
Sweet Home in the season opener.
he said. “I’m pretty prioud that we could
“We lost our rhythm offensively,”
go into Sweet Home and come out with a
coach Tom
win. Not many
Langworthy said.
teams do.”
“We got in a little
If the Red
rut and turned the
Raiders are going to
ball over.”
repeat as class AA
Sweet Home
champions this fall,
took the lead when
they will need a big
Jamestown lost a
year from senior
fumble in the end
DE Kevin Mosely.
zone, resulting in a
“He’s an intelliPanthers TD.
gent player and he
“Turnovers are a
has a nose for the
huge part of the
ball,” Langworthy
game,” Langworthy
said. “He’ll get to
said. “We want to
the ball carrier and
make sure that we
make plays.”
protect the football.”
Mosely started
The Raiders
the 2013 season at
actually coughed
LB before moving
up 5 turnovers.
to the DE spot.
“The good news
“He was giving
is that we threw 5
Photo by Mark Adair our offensive line
TD passes,”
fits in practice,”
Jamestown senior Kevin Mosely
Langworthy said.
Langworthy said.
“We made a lot of mistakes yesterday.
“We moved him to defensive end and he
Luckily, they were all correctable. This is
had a big game at The Ralph.”
the first week and it’s not unusual to
Mosely led the team in tackles in 2013.
make a ton of mistakes in the first game
“We look for him to make plays
of the season.
against the run and the pass,” Langworthy
Langworthy was proud that the
said. “He can dip his shoulder and get the
Raiders gave Sweet Home its first home
the quarterback.”
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Starpoint in a Title Chase
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North Tonawanda
scored once in each
quarter and beat
Riverside 28-0... It
was the
Lumberjacks first
shutout win in 3
years... The NT defense recorded
6 QB sacks on the day, led by
Jake Gibson who had 3 QB sacks
of his own...
A
N O R T H
At A Glance
Div
North Tonawanda........... 1-0
Starpoint...........…........... 1-0
Williamsville South.…..... 0-0
Sweet Home.….............. 0-0
Grand Island................... 0-0
Williamsville East.…....... 0-0
Riverside......................... 0-1
Kenmore East................ 0-1
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
Starpoint @ Williamsville South, 7:00
Williamsville East @ North Tonawanda, 7:00
Grand Island @ Riverside, 7:00
Kenmore East @ Sweet Home, 2:00
Starpoint led Kenmore East 20-6 at the Cavagnaro said. “He’s 5-10 and 165
half but committed two turnovers that led
pounds soaking wet. But Mike is very
to a pair of TDs for the Bulldogs.
smart, very football saavy and strong.”
Kenmore East tied the game at 20-20 with
Chase is in his third season as a starter
2:15 left in the game.
at WR and CB.
“We had a cou“When we are
ple of chances to
on defense, we
put them away,”
always put him on
coach AlCavagnaro
the other teams best
said, “and the
receiver,”
turnovers stopped
Cavagnaro said.
us and let them
“He watches so
back in the game.
much film that he
Give Kenmore East
always knows
credit. They didn’t
exactly what that
give up.”
kid is going to do.”
Starpoint won
In last week’s
26-20 in overtime.
win, Chase caught
After stopping
3 passes for 55
Kenmore East on 4
yards, including a
plays, Starpoint
37-yard TD pass.
took over. On the
Chase is a team
second play from
captain for the
scrimmage, Terry
Spartans.
Rutland raced 23
“He is a hard
yards for a TD to
worker,” Cavagnaro
win the game.
Photo by Mark Adair said. “For three
“I thought we
years now, he’s
Starpoint senior Mike Chase.
were in good
been the first one in
shape,” Cavagnaro said. “We just stopped
the weight room and the last one out.”
ourselves. I was confident in the kids
Chase also has an academic average in
when we went into overtime.”
the mid-90s.
If the Spartans are going to contend
“He’s always positive and willing to
for the A North title this season, they will
help out the younger kids,” Cavagnaro
need a big year from senior Mike Chase.
said. “He never says anything bad about
“He’s not exactly hot huge,”
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Skretny Leads Trojans
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McKinley led East
High 10-0 when the
game was suspended due to lightning.
McKinley had to wait
until Monday night
to finish off a 30-0
win... Keyon Johnson completed
13 of 23 passes for 135 yards and
2 TDs. He also rushed 11 times for
62 yards and another TD...
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At A Glance
Div
South Park..................... 1-0
West Seneca East......... 1-0
Hamburg................…..... 1-0
McKinley…...................... 1-0
Lake Shore..................... 0-1
Hutch Tech..................... 0-1
Iroquois..…..................... 0-1
East High........................ 0-1
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
West Seneca East @ Lake Shore, 6:30
Hutch Tech @ Iroquois, 7:00
McKinley @ Hamburg, 7:00
South Park @ St. Francis, 7:00
West Seneca East won a thriller over
incomplete.
Iroquois 12-7 last weekend. The Trojans
“It’s huge to get a division win,”
were leading 6-0 at the half when the
Maurino said. “To have a bunch of new
game was suspended by lightning.
guys come together and go through that
“It was pretty strange to be leaving at
and still come out with a win really helps
halftime,” coach
us out.”
Jim Maurino said.
If the Trojans
“That is something
are going to conthat you can’t pretend for the A
pare for. You never
South Division title,
expect it to happen
they will need a big
and it probably
season from senior
won’t happen again
Tyler Skretny.
for a long time.”
“He’s tough,”
Maurino said
Maurino said, “and
that the lightning
he has an absolutely
storm did provide
crazy motor. He
an unusual opporjust does not stop
tunity.
playing hard.”
“It was a chance
Skretny, a team
to watch some film
captain, will play
and game plan at
WR, RB, LB and
halftime,” he said.
also serves as East’s
Maurino also
long snapper.
worried that his
“He does not
players would lose
come off the field
their edge when
Photo by Mark Adair much,” Maurino
they returned the
said. “He never
West Seneca East senior Tyler Skretny.
following day.
asks to come out.
“I thought the kids handled it pretty
He will go 100 percent on every play.”
well,” he said. “I thought both teams did.
In the win over Iroquois, Skretny
It was an intense game on Friday night
made 10 tackles and caused a fumble. He
and it carried over that way to Saturday.”
is also an outstanding student.
The Trojans earned a divisional win
“It helps to have your middle linewhen Iroquois’ last pass to the end zone
backer be a top ten student,” Maurino said.
on the final play of the game was ruled
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B
Albion has a Lot of Hart
N O R T H
N
O
T
E
B
O
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Lew-Port trailed 14-7
after one quarter but
exploded for 4 TDs
in the second frame
to take a 35-14 lead
at the half in a 48-20
win over Barker last
weekend... Qu’Ran Brewer led
the rushing attack as he ran 16
times for 163 yards and 2 TDs...
B
N O R T H
At A Glance
Div
Burgard........................... 1-0
Medina............................ 1-0
Lew-Port......................... 1-0
Bennett.....…................... 0-0
Albion.............………...... 0-1
Barker-RH....................... 0-1
Newfane......................... 0-1
Newfane @ Lew-Port, 7:00
Bennett @ Medina, 7:30
Barker-RH @ Albion, 7:30
Burgard @ Fredonia, 7:30
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
Albion trailed 26-0 at the half and
staged a furious second-half rally but lost
to Burgard 26-20 last week.
“We made some mistakes in the first
half,” coach Gary Parisi said. “Burgard is
a very good football team and they
capitalized on our
mistakes.”
After failing to
score in the first
two quarters, the
Purple Eagles
regrouped.
“We just made
some adjustments,”
Parisi said. “The
coaching staff did a
great job. We got
the kids to settle
down a little bit
and we just came
out and played.”
QB Kyle Smith
hit Trey Hart with
scoring passes of
31 and 26 yards to
pull Albion within Albion junior Trey Hart.
26-12 entering the
final quarter. Smith connected with Austin
Loyd on a 33-yard scoring toss. When he
tossed the 2-point PAT to Hart, the eagles
were back in the game, trailing by six
points.
On each of the scoring plays, the
Albion wide receiver was wide open.
“We saw something in the secondary
that we wanted to exploit,” Parisi said.
“and the kids did a great job of executing.”
If Albion is going to rebound from the
opening loss and
make the Class B
playoffs, they will
need a big year
from Hart, who
caught the first two
TD passes.
“He has very
good football
sense,” parisi said.
“He practices hard,
plays hard and studies the game.”
Hart (5-11, 170)
also starts at LB.
“He’s very
strong,” Parisi said.
“He only weighs
170 but it’s all muscle.”
Hart, who has
Photo by Mark Adair started on the varsity since he was a
freshman, has also
started in CF for the Albion baseball team
since his freshman year.
“He is a great athlete,” parisi said.
“Not too many kids have played 4-years
of varsity in two sports. He’s very funny
and a happy kid. He goes through the day
with smile on his face.”
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Amherst ‘D’ Strong in win
B
C E N T R A L
N
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E
B
O
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K
Maryvale was
locked in a 0-0 tie
after 3 quarters but
scored twice in the
final frame to beat
crosstown rival
Cleve Hill 14-6 last
week... Marcus Ford led the
ground game as he ran 9 times for
85 yards and a TD. Ford also
made 9 tackles on defense...
B
C E N T R A L
At A Glance
Div
Depew............................ 1-0
Cheektowaga.........…..... 1-0
Amherst.......................... 0-0
Maryvale......................... 0-0
Alden.............................. 0-1
Tonawanda..................... 0-1
Depew @ Amherst, 6:00
JFK @ Tonawanda, 7:00
Maryvale @ Alden, 7:00
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
Amherst beat East Aurora 15-7 last
If Amherst is going to contend for the
week despite the fact that they did not
B Central Division title this season, the
score an offensive TD.
Tigers will be relying on senior Bryon
Sophomore kicker Blake Haubeil
Fowler, a 3-year starter on the lines.
kicked 3 FGs, including a school-record
“We didn’t name season captains,”
49-yarder to proBeckman said, “but
vide the bulk of the
he was the game
scoring. The Tigers
captain based on his
score their lone TD
off-season work
when Howard
ethic and his leaderWilliams returned
ship.”
an interception 21
Fowler starts at
yards for the score.
LT on offense and
“Defense and
can create havoc at
special teams was
his DE spot.
the story of the
“He had some
game,” coach Jason
outstanding blocks
Beckman said. “We
against East
moved the ball but
Aurora,” Beckman
we couldn’t finish
said. “He is so aththe drives. We had
letic and he runs so
2 touchdowns
well that we
called back on
thought about movpenalties. We had a
ing him to tight
couple of other driend.”
ves that we ended
Fowler (6-4,
up not converting
Photo by Mark Adair 235) was second on
on 3rd down.”
the Tigers with 62
Amherst senior Bryon Fowler.
The Tigers
tackles in 2013. He
defense was solid as they forced 6
also had 3 QB sacks.
turnovers.
“He’s football smart,” Beckman said.
“To get 6 turnovers and keep them in
“He’s a hard worker and has great hands.”
check most of the night, I thought we did
Fowler also plays basketball and
a great job,” Beckman said. “We put them lacrosse for Amherst.
into situations where they had to throw
“He’s a good student,” Beckman said.
and then executed on defense.”
“The other kids all follow his example.”
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B
Lewis Gives Devils a Boost
S O U T H
N
O
T
E
B
O
O
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Dunkirk played to a
0-0 tie at the half but
scored in the third
quarter and beat
Pioneer 8-0 in a
defensive slugfest
last week... Tim
Cerrie was a destructive force on
defense as he made 11 tackles
and recorded a QB sack. Cerrie
also caught an 18-yard pass...
B
S O U T H
At A Glance
Div
Fredonia......................... 1-0
Olean.............................. 1-0
Dunkirk.............……....... 1-0
East Aurora..................... 0-0
Pioneer........................... 0-1
Eden.........….................. 0-1
Springville..............…..... 0-1
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
Pioneer @ East Aurora, 7:30
Eden @ Dunkirk, 7:30
Springville @ Olean, 7:00
East Aurora suffered a tough 15-7 loss
within 15-7 but the Devils could not score
to Amherst in the season opener. The Blue again.
Devils defense did not surrender a TD in
“The kids knew when we walked away
the loss.
that we have to come to play like that
“That was very frustrating,” coach Tim every week,” Wade said.
Wade said. “I am
East Aurora will
absolutely pleased
get a big boost from
with the defense.
Lewis, a senior
The defense played
playing his first
very well.”
year of football.
Wade says that
“He’s a fantastic
much of the sputsoccer player at
tering on offense is
Holland,” Wade
normal early in the
said. “He’s been
season.
playing varsity
“The defense is
since the 8th grade.
always ahead of
He just decided to
the offense,” Wade
play football this
said. “We had a lot
year.”
of first-year players
Lewis is one of
and it takes a while
the area’s best basto gel a bit. We just
ketball players.
have to clean up
“Clay is a very
some mistakes.”
gifted athlete,”
East Aurora
Wade said. “He
trailed 15-0 when
earned a starting
the game was susPhoto by Mark Adair position in camp.
pended with just
The first time in
East Aurora senior Clay Lewis.
under 8 minutes to
pads he got the ball,
play due to lightning. The Devils returned ran over a kid and went 80 yards.”
on Saturday to finish the game.
Lewis (5-11, 180) has been timed at
“I told them when we got back that the 4.6 in the 40-yard dash.
plan was to score on the first play,” Wade
“He’s fast and strong,” Wade said.
said, “and we did.”
“and he’s athletic. He can dunk a basketConnor Hayes hit Clay Lewis with a
ball. He just out-jumped everybody when
30-yard TD pass to pull the Devils within
he caught the touchdown pass.”
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Robinson leads Creek’s line
C
N O R T H
N
O
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E
B
O
O
K
Lackawanna took a
slim 6-0 at the half
and punched in
another TD in the
final frame to beat
Wilson 13-0 last
weekend... Aseel
Albaneh led a ferocious defensive
effort as he made 9 tackles in the
Steelers shutout win. He also
played well on the OL...
C
N O R T H
At A Glance
Div
JFK........…..................... 1-0
Lackawanna................... 1-0
Silver Creek........……..... 0-0
Cleveland Hill................. 0-0
Akron.............................. 0-1
Wilson..............……….... 0-1
Salamanca @ Lackawanna, 7:00
Silver Creek @ Akron, 7:00
Wilson @ Cleve Hill, 2:00
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
Silver Creek opened the season with a
the next day. We talked to them about get28-0 win over Allegany-Limestone,
ting the right amount of sleep, what to
despite missing star RB Sherman
drink. But our kids were pretty focused.”
Williams, who was not cleared medically
If Silver Creek is going to contend for
in time to play.
the C North title, they will need a big year
“I really
from senior captain
enjoyed that
Dylan Robinson.
game,” coach Sean
“He’s an outHelmer said. “Our
standing center and
defense played outthat’s the heart of
standing. Those
the offensive line,”
kids just played a
Helmer said. “He
great game.”
understands defenHelmer says he
sive schemes better
was pleased that
than any lineman I
other players
have been around.”
stepped up in
Robinson (6-2,
Williams absence.
220) was a first“It means the
team all-star at OL
kids bought into
in 2013.
what we were ask“He’s big but
ing them to do,”
he’s very athletic,”
Helmer said. “Our
Helmer said. “He
depth showed. We
could be a tight
had a bunch of
end. He underguys come in and
stands what the
relieve starters early
Photo by Tim Frank defense is trying to
in the game and
do and that’s a huge
Silver Creek senior Dylan Robinson.
they played well.”
advantage in high
The game was suspended at the half due school.”
to lightning with the Knights leading 14-0.
Robinson, a Forestville student, was
“I was absolutely worried about havvoted a team captain by his teammates.
ing to come back a second day,” Helmer
“The kids like him but they also
said. “We’re dealing with kids. It usually
respect him,” Helmer said. “He communiit takes a couple of days to recover from a cates well in the trenches and that’s
game but we had to come back and play
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C
Weinstein Leading Trojans
S O U T H
N
O
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B
O
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Salamanca led 13-7
at the half and outlasted Cass ValleyFalconer 39-26 last
week... QB Jared
Fish completed 6 of
10 passes for 135
yards and 3 TDs. He also ran for
101 yards and a TD on just 9 carries. Fish broke free for a 49-yard
TD run in the 4th quarter...
C
S O U T H
At A Glance
Div
Salamanca..................... 1-0
Southwestern.................. 1-0
MGCLake........................ 0-0
Allegany-Limestone........ 0-0
Cass Valley-Falconer...... 0-1
Gowanda........................ 0-1
All
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
Randolph @ MGCLake, 7:00
Cass Valley-Falconer @ Salamanca, 7:00
Allegany-Limestone @ Silver Creek, 7:00
Gowanda @ Southwestern, 7:00
Southwestern fired up the offense and
“This is only Noah's third year of footscored 4 times in the second half to beat
ball,” Sirianni said. “He was a hockey
Gowanda 36-21 in the season opener.
player as a kid and decided to try football
The game was halted at the half with
when he was a sophomore.”
the Trojans clinging to a 14-13 lead. The
Weinstein also scored a TD when he
teams returned to
snuck in from a
the field on
yard out.
Saturday night to
“He is such a
finish the game.
good athlete,”
“The time off
Sirianni said. “He
was good for us,”
played varsity footcoach Jay Sirianni
ball as a sophomore
said. “Not only
and it was just his
could we make
first year of footadjustments, but
ball.”
our players were
Weinstein started
very nervous on
at WR that season.
Friday night. On
“He played
Saturday, it seemed
receiver and defenlike they were more
sive back but started
at ease and less upplaying quarterback
tight.”
during the end of
The Trojans led
the year,” Sirianni
21-13 after the third
said.
quarter and pulled
Weinstein is an
away in the final
outstanding student.
frame.
“He’s a member
Photo by Mark Adair
“We were able Southwestern senior Noah Weinstein.
of the National
to move the ball on
Honor Society,”
offense more efficiently on Saturday,”
Sirianni said, “He takes several AP classes.”
Sirianni said. “Our defense also made
Weinstein also plays baseball at
stops the second night.”
Southwestern.
QB Noah Weinstein completed 7 of 13
“Noah is an all-league catcher for the
passes for 132 yards in the win. He tossed
baseball team,” Sirianni said. “He is also
TD passes of 20 and 31 yards t Mike
going to play basketball this year for the
Pannes.
first time.”
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Catt-LV O’Donnell
D
N
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B
O
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Ellicottville jumped
out to a 20-0 lead at
the half and held on
beat Sherman 33-16
last week... Phalla
Musall led the
ground attack as he
ran 17 times for 131 yards and 3
TDs... Musall led the Eagles to the
Class DD title in 2012.
D
At A Glance
Cattaraugus-LV...............
Panama..........................
Ellicott-Franklin...............
Portville...........................
Randolph........................
Sherman-Clymer............
Westfield........................
Frewsburg...........…........
Pine Valley......................
Div
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-0
Randolph @ MGCLake, 7:00
Sherman @ Ellicottville, 7:00
Westfield @ Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00
Pine Valey @ Portville, 7:00
Panama @ Frewsburg, 7:30
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-0
Catt-Little Valley overcame a 26-7
with less than 2 minutes to play. Jenna
deficit, an emotional evening and a susMartin kicked the game winning PAT.
pended game to beat Westfield 27-26.
“Once we eliminated the mistakes, we
“It was a pretty weird evening,” Cattplayed pretty well,” Miller said.
LV coach Tim Miller said. “I don’t think
If Cattaraugus is going to contend for
I’ve ever had a
the Class D title
game like that.”
this season, they
The T-wolves
will be relying on a
trailed 19-7 when
solid year from QB
the game was susKyle O’Donnell.
pended due to
“Kyle is a batlightning.”
tler,” Miller said.
“As poorly as
“He’s just a hard
we started, we
working kid who
were still moving
has a football mind.”
the ball,” Miller
O’Donnell
said. “We had
rushed 13 times for
turnovers and
56 yards and a TD.
penalties that
“He’s not the
stopped two drives
fastest kid or the
inside their 10.”
strongest in the
When the game
weight room,”
resumed on
Miller said, “but
Saturday, Westfield
he’s the hardest
kicked off to start
working and he just
the 2nd half. As the
never gives up.”
CLV returner was
O’Donnell, a
Photo by Tim Frank
fighting for extra Cattaraugus-LV junior Kyle O’Donnell.
junior, started at QB
yardage, the ball
as a sophomore.
was stripped and returned for a TD and
“He had to go through some growing
CLV trailed 26-7.
pains,” Miller said, “but that experience is
“Our kids weren’t down,” Miller said.
invaluable to us now.”
“They still hadn’t stopped us.”
O’Donnell is an outstanding student.
The Timberwolves began a methodical
“He’s not a star,” Miller said, “but he
comeback and pulled to within 26-20 in
fits well with our team. He works hard
the 4th quarter. They scored the tying TD
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Msgr
O’Hara Captain Leads Hawks
Cardinal O’Hara opened the season
“We have good kids with good attiwith a 28-6 win over Nichols last week.
tudes,’ he said. “These guys are pretty
The Hawks led 14-0 at the half despite
focused and there isn’t a lot of nonsense
N O T E B O O K
being dominated in Time of Possession.
to deal with.”
St. Mary’s fell
“Nichols kept the football away from
They Hawks will be relying on a solid
us,” coach Angelo
season from senior
behind 12-6 at the
Sciandra said.
captain Mike
half before rallying
“They run the douSpagna this fall.
for a tough 22-20
ble-wing and do a
“He’s been playwin over
great job with it.”
ing on the varsity
Rochester’s U-Prep
The Hawks
for 4 years now,”
last week... Cam
recovered
a
fumble
Sciandra said.
Dunning had a game-changing
to set up one TD.
“He’s been a capINT on defense and also caught a
They scored again
tain for 2 years.”
35-yard pass on a crucial 3rd-andon a long pass play
Spagna starts at
16 play...
in the second quarboth G and DT.
ter.
“He does a lot of
“We had 2 big
trapping for us,’
plays but we made
Sciandra said.
the
most
of
it,”
“He’s quick so we
At A Glance
Sciandra said. “We
do a lot of pulling
Div All
had a goal-line
with him.”
Canisius.......................... 0-0
1-0
stand that turned
Spagna (5-10,
Cardinal O’Hara.............. 0-0
1-0
out to be huge.”
215) is one of the
St. Mary’s....................... 0-0
1-0
Sciandra says
stronger players on
St. Francis........……....... 0-0
1-0
that
his
team
will
the team.
St. Joe’s.......................... 0-0
0-0
rely on the leader“He benches
Photo by Mark Adair
Bishop Timon.................. 0-0
0-1
ship of a veteran
over
300 pounds,”
Cardinal O’Hara senior Mike Spagna.
Nichols............................ -0-1
line this season.
Sciandra said.
“Our skill kids are all younger,”
Spagna is an outstanding student and
St. Joe’s @ Cathedral Prep, 7:00
Sciandra said. “Our linemen are all
maintains an academic average in the 90s.
Canisius @ Bishop Timon, 7:00
seniors. Overall, I was pretty pleased with
“He’s a great leader,” Sciandra said.
St. Mary’s@ Hutch Tech, 7:00
what
we
did
because
that’s
a
pretty
good
“He’s
a tremendous, high-character kid.
Nichols
team.”
He’s
one
of the school leaders involved
Sherman @ Nichols, 12:00
Sciandra says he is enjoying the early
with Student Government and works with
St. Francis @ Cardinal O’Hara, 2:00
part of the season.
some charity stuff. He’s just a great kid.”
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S t a t e
Team
W-L
1. Aquinas (5)
8-0
2. Syracuse CBA (3)
8-0
3. Farmingdale (8)
7-0
4. Abraham Lincoln (PSAL)
8-0
5. St. Anthony’s (CHSFL)
7-1
6. Jamestown (6)
8-0
7. Roy C. Ketcham (1)
7-1
8. Fayetteville-Manlius (3)
8-0
9. Monroe-Woodbury (9)
8-0
10. Canisius (MMA)
6-2
11. Chaminade (CHSFL)
7-1
12. Erasmus Hall (PSAL)
7-1
13. Newburgh Free Academy (9) 7-1
14. Commack (11)
7-0
15. John Jay East Fishkill (1)
7-1
16. Albany CBA (2)
7-1
17. Oceanside (8)
6-1
18. St. Joe’s (MMA)
6-2
19. North Rockland (1)
6-2
20. Elmira (4)
8-0
21. Shaker (2)
7-1
22. Connetquot (11)
6-1
23. Tottenville (PSAL)
6-2
24. Pittsford (5)
6-2
25. Rush-Henrietta (5)
6-2
N e w
C
Y o r k
S t a t e
Team
W-L
1. Hoosick Falls (2)
8-0
2. Babylon (11)
7-0
3. Chenango Forks (4)
7-1
4. Potsdam (10)
8-0
5. Le Roy (5)
7-1
6. Cleveland Hill (6)
8-0
7. Chatham (2)
8-0
8. Rye Neck (1)
8-0
9. Fredonia (6)
8-0
10. Millbrook (9)
8-0
11. East Rochester/ Gananda (5) 7-1
12. Watertown IHC (3)
8-0
13. Fonda-Fultonville (2)
7-1
14. General Brown (3)
7-1
15. Bronxville (1)
6-2
16. Burke Catholic (9)
7-1
17. Wayland-Cohocton (5)
7-1
18. Woodlands (1)
6-2
19. Ogdensburg (10)
7-1
20. Dobbs Ferry (1)
6-2
N e w
A
Y o r k
S t a t e
Team
1. Sweet Home (6)
2. Queensbury (2)
3. Carey (8)
4. Cornwall (9)
5. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (2)
6. Lawrence (8)
7. Rye (1)
8. South Shore (PSAL)
9. Miller Place (11)
10. Poly Prep (AIS)
11. Somers (1)
12. Eastridge (5)
13. Islip (11)
14. Indian River (3)
15. East Syracuse Minoa (3)
16. Garden City (8)
17. Grand Island (6)
18. Staten Island Tech (PSAL)
19. Bethpage (8)
20. Brockport (5)
21. Plainedge (8)
22. Carthage (3)
23. St. Francis Prep (CHSFL)
24. Troy (2)
25. West Seneca East (6)
N e w
W-L
8-0
8-0
7-0
7-1
7-1
6-1
8-0
8-0
7-0
7-1
7-1
7-1
6-1
7-1
7-1
6-1
7-1
8-0
6-1
7-1
6-1
7-1
7-1
6-2
7-1
N e w
B
Y o r k
S t a t e
Team
1. Maine-Endwell (4)
2. Marlboro (9)
3. Alden (6)
4. Cazenovia (3)
5. Schalmont (2)
6. Roosevelt (8)
7. Homer (3)
8. Hackley (AIS)
9. Burgard (6)
10. Newark (5)
11. Oneida (3)
12. Pleasantville (1)
13. Geneva (5)
14. Livonia (5)
15. Our Lady of Lourdes (1)
16. Broadalbin-Perth (2)
17. Peru (7)
18. Seaford (8)
19. Depew (6)
20. Cohoes (2)
W-L
8-0
8-0
8-0
8-0
8-0
7-0
8-0
7-0
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
6-2
7-1
6-1
5-2
6-2
6-2
D
Y o r k
S t a t e
Team
1. Randolph (6)
2. Tioga (4)
3. Chester (9)
4. MGCLake (6)
5. Cambridge (2)
6. Greenwich (2)
7. Rensselaer (2)
8. Westmoreland (3)
9. Caledonia-Mumford (5)
10. Sandy Creek (3)
11. Unatego (4)
12. Herkimer (3)
13. Clyde-Savannah (5)
14. Elmira Notre Dame (4)
15. Dolgeville (3)
16. Red Jacket (5)
17. Weedsport (5)
18. Bishop Kearney (5)
19. Ticonderoga (7)
20. Spencer-Van Etten (4)
20
W-L
8-0
8-0
6-1
6-1
8-0
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
7-1
6-2
6-2
6-2
Section 1: W’chester, Rockland
Section 2: Capitol District
Section 3: Central New York
Section 4: Southern Tier
Section 5: Genesee Valley
Section 6: Western New York
Section 7: Champlain
Section 8: Nassau
Section 9: Orange, Ulster
Section 10: St. Lawrence
Section 11: Suffolk
Section 12/PSAL: NY City
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Teddy Roosevelt said, “Character, in the long run, is the
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CoverStory
Big Time In Buffalo
Two of the Nation’s Top HS players will face off at Canisius
By Mark Adair
Canisius opened the
TDs in the second frame
season with a big 48-3
to take a 28-3 lead at
win over McQuaid last
the half.
weekend. The Crusaders
QB Jakob Loucks
led 28-3 at the half and
completed 11 of 16
scored two more TDs
passes for 166 yards
early in the third quarter
and 2 TDs to lead the
to put the game out of
offense. Canisius also
reach.
rushed for 164 yards as
“It was nice,” coach
nine different players
Rich Robbins said. “In
carried the ball.
the 4th quarter we were
“We did pretty much
able to give everybody
what we wanted to do,”
an opportunity to play.”
Robbins said. “The kids
Robbins said that givplayed really well.”
ing his younger players
Now Canisius will
in-game experience will
play the most anticipated
be crucial in the coming
game of the season
weeks.
when Aquinas comes to
“With our schedule,
Buffalo.
we don’t get too many
The Little Irish are
chances to get the young
ranked #1 in New York
guys in and get quality
State while Canisius is
time,” he said. “It was
ranked #3. Last season,
nice for them, after workAquinas beat Canisius
ing so hard in practice
3-0 in a monsoon-like
and on the scout team, to
rainstorm that hampered
get them some quality
both offenses.
playing time.”
“I’m sure our kids
Despite the lopsided
remember it in the back
score, Robbins said that
of their minds,” Robbins
the Crusaders beat a
Photo by Mark Adair said. “But this year’s
good team.
team is not last year’s
Canisius senior TJ Wheatley is one of the top high school recruits
“McQuaid was ranked
team. Aquinas has a
in the nation. He will lead the Crusaders against Aquinas this
in the Top Ten in the
new team, too. I just
Saturday. Aquinas is currently ranked 49th in the nation.
Rochester Democrat &
know it’s going to be a
great football game.”
Chronicle,” he said. “I think they have a good team and
Both Aquinas and Canisius will have players in the
will have a good season. But our kids were ready to play.
game that are among the most heavily-recruited high
We jumped on them early and did not look back.”
school players in the nation.
Canisius did not play a perfect game, Robbins said.
Aquinas QB Jake Zembiec (6-3, 205) is ranked in the
“We had some penalties,” he said. “We had some
top five of all high school quarterbacks across the counscrew-ups with substitutions, some offsides. We had
try. He is also ranked as one of the top 10 Dropback QBs
some kids forget to go out for an extra point. That’s just
in the nation.
‘details stuff’ that is normal for the first game. It wasn’t
“No doubt that kid is something special,” Robbins said.
even that much of an issue but we want to clean it up.”
“But we think we have some pretty special kids on our
The Crusaders started fast as Josh Huffman returned
sideline, too.”
the opening kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown.
Canisius has TJ Wheatley, the son of former Michigan
“There is not a better way to start the season than
star Tyrone Wheatley, who is now on Doug Marrone’s
that,” Robbins said. “That was a statement right there.”
Canisius led 7-0 after one quarter and exploded for 3
See “Cover Story” on page 23
22
CoverStory
continued from page 22
staff with the Buffalo Bills.
“When Coach Wheatley got the job with the Bills, the
family started looking at a lot of different schools in
Western New York,” Robbins said. “When we got the call
that TJ would be coming to our school, we were excited.
Not just because he is a great football player but because
they are really good people, too. They are a great family to
have in our program.”
Wheatley, a 6-7, 260-pound senior, starts at DE and TE
for the Crusaders. He is also one of the biggest of the bigtime recruits to ever play in Western New York.
“He has scholarship offers from LSU, Oregon, Alabama,
Florida State, Michigan, USC and UCLA,” Robbins said.
“The list goes on and on. The only two schools that were
absolutely out for him were Ohio State and Michigan State.
I think with his family situation, neither one of those two
schools were an option for him.”
Robbins has heard from almost every big-name college
coach in the country, regarding Wheatley.
“I’m not going to lie,” Robbins said, “when Brady Hoke
or Brian Kelly calls it’s great to talk with them. You can get
a little start struck. But I love talking with Mike Cragg at
Hobart and Paul Vosburgh at St. John Fisher, too. They
are great guys and great coaches. And, honestly, we’ll
have a lot more guys play at those schools than Michigan.”
Robbins says that despite the fact that Wheatley is
going to play at a big-time football school, you would never
know it when talking to him.
“The nice thing about TJ is that even though he is a bigtime recruit, his main focus is helping us win games,”
Robbins said. “He is a humble kid.”
He has never, once, ‘big-timed’ anyone, Robbins says.
“Yes, he’s a big-time recruit,” the coach said, “but he
just came in here, worked hard and did what we asked him
to do. He’s been a great kid to have in the program.
Mostly, he’s excited about getting a chance to win a state
championship this year.”
Yes... a state championship.
In 2013, Zembiec led Aquinas to the New York State
Class AA championship. The Little Irish, in fact, claimed
the state title by winning a tournament that Canisius is not
allowed to play in.
However... this season, for the first time, the Msgr.
Martin champion will have an opportunity to play for a NYS
Catholic Championship.
The Msgr. Martin Association has entered into an agreement with the NYC-based CHSFL that will have the champions of each league meet a week later to play for the New
York State Catholic championship. Organizers are hoping
to play that game in Yankee Stadium but the details have
not been finalized yet.
“It will be nice for both leagues to have their champion
get another game and maybe be able to call themselves
State Champs,” Robbins said. “Our whole team is excited
about getting an opportunity to do that. We still have a lot
of football to play before we get to that point but it’s been
our focus to get to that point.”
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Akron
Albion
Alden
Tigers
Purple Eagles
Bulldogs
No Report.
The Purple Eagles rallied from a 26-0 halftime
deficit but lost to Burgard 26-20...
Manny Thompson led the ground
game as he rushed 16 times for 66
yards. He also caught 3 passes for 26
yards and recovered a
fumble on defense...
QB Kyle Smith completed 8 of 16 passes
for 153 yards and 3
TDs. Smith also ran
14 times for 43
yards... Trey Hart
Manny Thompson
caught 3 passes for
52 yards and 2 TDs... Austin Loyd
caught 2 passes for 45 yards and a
TD... Lamar Chambers caught 2
passes for 18 yards... Aaron Burnside
and Dominic DiCureia led the defensive effort as each made 10 tackles...
Nate Trembly was in on 9 tackles...
Clayton Stanton made 7 tackles...
The Bulldogs took a
14-10 lead at the half, but
lost to Depew 24-21... RB Lyle Grant
rushed 19 times for 105 yards and a
TD. He also caught 3 passes for 89
yards. Grant made 8 tackles (3 for loss)
on defense... Jordan
Stockweather completed 14 of 20 passes
for 231 yards and a
TD… Zach Loper
ran in for a TD from
5 yards out... Joe
King caught 7 passes
Jordan Stockweather
for 86 yards and
made 5 tackles on defense... Dylan
Riddoch caught 2 passes for 40 yards
and 1 TD. He also had 5 tackles and a
QB sack on defense... Alex
Schweitzer made 9 tackles, 3 for
loss... Andrew Chowaniec had a QB
sack... OL Leyton Miner was a stand
out in the game...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 6......... @ JFK....................... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... Silver Ceek............... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Wilson.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Lackawanna........ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Maryvale................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ Cleve Hill.................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Gowanda................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 6......... @ Burgard (AH)...... 3:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Barker-RH................ 7:30
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Newfane................ 2:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Eden...........................7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Lew-Port....................7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Bennett...................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Medina..................7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... Depew........................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Maryvale................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 20...... @ St. Francis............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Tonawanda........... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... UPrep (5).................. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Cheektowaga....... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Amherst.....................7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: None.
Rushing: Thompson 16-66, KSmith 14-43.
Rushing: Grant 19-105, Stockweather 3-5,
Loper 4-4.
Receiving: None.
Receiving: Hart 3-52, Thompson 3-23,
Loyd 2-45, Chambers 2-18.
Receiving: King 7-86, Grant 3-89,
Riddoch 2-40, Patterson 1-10, Cooper 1-6.
TDs: Hart 2, Loyd.
TDs: Grant, Riddoch, Loper.
Passing: KSmith 8-16-153.
Passing: Stockweather 14-20-231.
TD Passes: KSmith 3.
TD Passes: Stockweather.
Interceptions: Blackmon.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: Laine, Thompson.
FRec: None.
TDs: None.
Passing: None.
TD Passes: None.
FRec: None.
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Team Reports
Allegany-Limestone
Amherst
Gators
Tigers
The Gators trailed 140 at the half and lost to
Silver Creek 28-0 last week... The
offense had trouble finding traction all
night... Zach Bierfeldt led the ground
yards... Jordan
Kayes ran 4 times for
12 yards... Jeff
Spencer caught an 8yard pass... QB Kyle
McGraw completed
1 of 8 passes for 8
yards... Marcus
Grove led the defen- Zach Bierfeldt
sive effort as he made 12 tackles...
Josh Lippert was a stand out for the
Gators. Lippert played well on the
offensive line and also made 12 tackles on defense... Josh McGraw also
had a solid game as he was in on 8
tackles... The Gators will host
Southwestern this week...
The Tigers did not
score an offensive touchdown but still beat East Aurora 15-7
last weekend... Blake Haubeil kicked
3 FGs, including a school record 49yarder. He also had 4 touchbacks on
kickoffs and averaged
35 yards on 4 punts...
Howard Williams
returned and interception 21 yards for the
Tigers only TD...
Vince Gregory ran
22 times for 85 yards
Nick Foster
and made 8 tackles...
Jimmy Chadwick ran 5 times for 20
yards and recovered a fumble on
defense... Jon Yang intercepted a
pass... Darien Lowe intercepted a
pass and recovered a fumble... QB
Nick Foster rushed 4 times for 27
yards, completed 3 of 5 passes and
also made 7 tackles on defense...
2014 Schedule
Barker-Roy-Hart
Barker-Roy-Hart was
tied 7-7 after 1 quarter but
surrendered 4 TDs in the second
frame and lost to Lew-Port 48-20 last
weekend... Brandin Lee Woods led
the offense as he rushed 15 times for
92 yards and a pair of
TDs. Woods also
caught 2 passes for
39 yards and made 2
tackles on defense...
Josh Mead carried
and a TD...
CJ Fitch
Dominick Snider
ran 8 times for 32 yards... Thomas
Callaghan caught 4 passes for 41
yards... Andy Xapsos completed 8 of
15 passes for 83 yards... CJ Fitch had
a huge day as he made 8 tackles,
including a 10-yard QB sack... Derek
Sears was in on 7 tackles, 5 solo...
Brian Payne was in on 7 tackles...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Silver Creek......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Southwestern............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ CV-Falconer......... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Gowanda................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Salamanca................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Portville................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ MGCLake................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... East Aurora.............. 6:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Depew........................ 6:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Maryvale.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Cheektowaga........7:00
Thu., Oct. 2........ Tonawanda............... 6:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Dunkirk..................... 6:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Alden.....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... Lew-Port................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Albion................... 7:30
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Bennett (AH)....... 3:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Newfane (RH).......... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Medina...................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Wilson....................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Burgard (AH)...... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Bierfeldt 24-80, Kayes 4-12,
Grove 3-6, Hulse 3-4, McGraw 8-2, Farr 3-0.
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Gregory 22-85, Williams 1-29,
Foster 4-27, Chadwick 5-20, Pera 5-19.
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Woods 15-92, Mead 12-53,
Snider 8-32, Sager 3-17, CJ Fitch 1-4,
Xapos 2-1.
Receiving: Gregory 2-15, Chadwick 1-(-2).
Receiving: Spencer 1-8.
Receiving: Callaghan 4-41, Woods 2-39,
Maynard 1-4, Snider 1-(-1).
TDs: Williams.
TDs: None.
TDs: Woods 2, Mead.
Passing: Foster 3-5-13.
Passing: McGraw 1-8-8.
Passing: Xapsos 8-15-83, Mead 0-2-0.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Williams, Lowe, Haubeil,
Yang.
FRec: Chadwick, Lowe.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
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Team Reports
Bennett
Bishop Timon
Burgard
Tigers
Tigers
Bulldogs
The Tigers opened up
a 24-0 lead at the half and
beat Williamsville East 54-6... Isaiah
McDuffie led a punishing ground
attack as he ran 7 times for 155 yards
and 3 TDs. He also made 10 tackles
on defense... Andrew
White ran 8 times for
64 yards… Brandon
Brown carried 3
times for 55 yards
and a TD... TJ
Mendrysa completed
8 of 12 passes for
113 yards and a TD... Isaiah McDuffie
Alexander Lofton caught 4 passes for
69 yards... Tysheen Mingo was a
force as he made 5 tackles, including
4 QB sacks... Nigel Robinson was in
on 8 tackles... Marcus Barnwell
made 4 tackles with 3 sacks...
Tyshawn Mingo made 6 tackles…
Marcellus Toliver was in on 5 stops...
The Tigers fell behind
early and lost Rochester’s
Aquinas 42-0 last week... Aquinas
entered the game as the top-ranked
Class AA team in New York State...
Arenzo Thomas had a solid game as
he rushed 20 times
for 104 yards and
made 6 tackles on
defense... Brandon
May completed 12 of
27 attempted passes
for 112 yards. He
also ran for 33 yards
on 8 carries... Hunter Arenzo Thomas
Lancaster caught 4 passes for 49
yards... Derick Simpson caught 4
passes for 33 yards... Gavin Caufield
caught 4 passes for 30 yards...
Desmond Stephens led the defensive
unit as he made a team-high 8 tackles... Gabe Lee-Pelt helped the cause
as he was in on 7 tackles...
The Bulldogs jumped
out to a 26-0 lead at the
half and withstood a furious rally and
held on to beat Albion 26-20…
Marcus Hampton led the ground
attack as he rushed 12 times for 112
yards and 3 TDs...
QB Kijanna
Thompson completed 2 of 6 passes for
50 yards. Thompson
also ran 8 times for
51 yards... Kaylen
Edwards rushed for
Kijanna Thompson
47 yards on just 5
carries. He also caught an 18-yard
pass... Markiese Hampton caught a
42-yard pass... Roderick Morrow had
a huge game as he made 12 tackles,
recorded 2 QB sacks, forced 2 fumbles and recovered 2 fumbles...
Darlell Sanders was rock solid at
MLB as he made 11 tackles...
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... Wmsville East........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Medina................. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Barker-RH................ 3:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Lew-Port.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Burgard.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Albion................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Newfane.................... 6:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: McDuffie 7-155, Bishop 10-79,
White 8-65, Tolliver 7-59, Brown 3-55,
Mendrysa 1-2.
Receiving: Lofton 4-69, Bishop 2-25,
Brown 2-19.
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Aquinas (5)........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... UPrep (5)...................7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... St. Mary’s..................7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Riverside (RF)..... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ St. Francis............ 1:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Wilson (5)............. 3:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ O’Hara................. 1:00
Fri., Oct. 24........ Canisius.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 31........ St. Joe’s..................... 7:00
Nov. 7/8............... Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Thomas 20-104, May 8-33.
Receiving: Lancaster 4-49, Simpson 4-33,
Caufield 4-30.
2014 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 6......... Albion (AH).............. 3:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Lew-Port (AH)......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Medina................. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Bennett (AH)....... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Newfane............... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Barker (AH)............. 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: McHampton 12-112, Thompson 8-51,
Edwards 5-47, KJones 6-26.
Receiving: MkHampton 1-42, Edwards 1-18.
TDs: None.
TDs: McHampton 3, KJones.
TDs: McDuffie 4, White, Brown, Mendrysa.
Passing: May 12-27-112.
Passing: Thompson 2-2-60.
Passing: Mendrysa 8-12-113.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Mendrysa.
Interceptions: McDuffie.
FRec: May.
FRec: Morrow 2, Moss, Sanders.
FRec: None
27
Team Reports
Canisius
Cardinal O’Hara
CV-Falconer
Crusaders
Hawks
Golden Cougars
The Crusaders opened
the season with a 48-3
win over McQuaid... Jakob Loucks
completed 11 of 16 passes for 166
yards and 2 TDs... Mitchell Thomas
led the ground attack as he rushed for
67 yards and a TD on
just 4 carries. He also
caught 2 passes for
28 yards and a TD...
AJ Satcher carried 8
times for 40 yards
and a TD... Solomon
Renfro rushed 5
Mitchell Thomas
times for 19 yards
and 2 TDs... Josh Huffman caught a
6-yard TD pass and made 6 tackles
on defense... Tyrone Wheatley made
8 tackles, 2 for loss, and caught a 37yard... Brad Zaffram made 5 tackles,
1 for loss... Nick Iacono made 3 tackles and a QB sack... Justin Jones had
3 tackles, 2 for loss...
No Report.
Cassadaga Valley
trailed 13-7 at the half
and lost a wild shootout to Salamanca
39-26 last week... Zach Mower led
the ground game as he rushed 13
times for 99 yards and a TD... Tareek
Hannold ran 7 times
for 61 yards... Nick
Peterson rushed 13
times for 57 yards
and 1 TD... Jaquan
Watts rushed 5 times
for 32 yards and
made 6 tackles. In
the 3rd quarter, Watts Jaquan Watts
scooped up a fumble and ran 35 yards
for a TD... QB Ryan Dustin completed 4 of 6 passes for 20 yards. He also
rushed for 20 yards and a TD...
Anthony Miller led the defense as he
made 8 tackles… Cody Johnson had
a solid game as he made 6 tackles…
Brandon Curtis made 4 tackles...
2014 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 6........ McQuaid................... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Aquinas..................... 1:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Walsh Jesuit......... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Jamestown............7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ St. Joe’s................ 1:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Bish Watterson.... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ Cardinal Mooney..... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 24........ @ Bishop Timon...... 7:00
Sat., Nov. 1......... St. Francis................. 1:00
Nov. 7/8............... Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: M.Thomas 4-67, Satcher 8-40,
Loucks 2-27, Renfro 5-19, Pringle 3-11,
Jonas 1-2, Stranahan 1-1, Jones 1-(-1),
Zaffram 1-(-2).
Receiving: Jones 3-37, Zaffram 2-31,
MThomas 2-28, DThomas 2-27, Wheatley 1-37,
Huffman 1-6.
2014 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 6......... Nichols....................... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Finney (5)............. 1:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ UPrep (5).............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27...... Attica......................... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ MGCLake............ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Byron-Bergen (5).. 1:30
Sat., Oct. 18........ Bishop Timon........... 1:00
Oct. 24/25............ OPEN
Sat., Nov. 1.......... @ St. Mary’s............. 1:00
Nov. 7/8............... Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: None.
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Ellicottville (Falc)..... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Alley-Limestone (F)..7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ MGCLake............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Gowanda...............7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ JFK....................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ Southwestern............ 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Mower 13-99, Hannold 7-61,
Peterson 13-57, Watts 5-32, RDustin 3-20,
Parsons 1-12.
Receiving: None.
Receiving: Parsons 2-7, Watts 1-8,
Johnson 1-4.
TDs: None.
TDs: Peterson, Watts, Mower, RDustin.
TDs: Huffman 2, MThomas 2, Renfro 2,
Satcher.
Passing: None.
Passing: Loucks 11-16-166.
TD Passes: None.
Passing: RDustin 4-6-20.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Loucks 2.
Interceptions: Jones.
FRec: None.
FRec: Watts.
FRec: Fisher
28
Team Reports
Catt-Little Valley
Cheektowaga
Clarence
Timberwolves
Warriors
Red Devils
The Timberwolves fell
behind 26-7 but staged a
furious rally to beat Westfield 27-26
last week... Cattaraugus trailed 14-0
when the game was suspended due to
lightning... Anthony Bernardi led the
ground attack as he
rushed 26 times for
136 yards and 2 TDs.
Bernardi also made
made 6 tackles and
intercepted a pass on
defense... QB Kyle
O'Donnell ran 13
Anthony Bernardi
times for 56 yards
and 2 TDs. He also completed 3 of 10
attempted passes for 44 yards and
made 6 tackles on defense... Kyle
Morton carried 13 times for 39 yards
and made 8 tackles on defense... Matt
Hanfit caught 2 passes for 57 yards
and recorded a QB sack on defense...
Travis Penrod recovered a fumble...
The Warriors jumped
out to a 21-0 lead after
the first quarter and beat Tonawanda
35-0 last week... Zak Ciezki completed 13 of 20 passes and for 232 yards
and a TD. Ciezki also carried 7 times
for 68 yards... RB
Marshawn Gibson
had a huge game as
he ran 16 times for
Gibson also caught 3
passes for 73 yards...
Hakiem Black
Marshawn Gibson
caught 4 passes for
87 yards, including a 20-yard TD
strike... Davion Stallworth caught 2
passes for 33 yards... Jerell Rolling
recorded 6 tackles and 2 QB sacks...
Tyree Billingslea made 5 tackles and
had a QB sack... Curtis Hathcock
intercepted a pass... Anthony Grabp
was a perfect 5-for-5 on PATs...
The Red Devils took a
14-6 lead at the half and
beat West Seneca West 31-12...
Stephen Marzano led the offense as
he rushed 12 times for 54 yards and a
TD and caught 2 passes for 36 yards...
QB Scott Pinto completed 12 of 18 passes for 191 yards and
2 TDs. He also ran 7
times for 37 yards...
Brandon Ruszala
ran 7 times for 36
yards and caught 4
Scott Pinto
passes for 83 yards
and a TD. Ruszala also had an INT on
defense... Declan O'Brien punched in
a short TD... Chris Griner caught 2
passes for 39 yards... Britton Mann
caught a 10-yard TD pass... Bill
Lorenz had 2 QB sacks while Ryan
Schlager had 1... Andrew Lorenz and
Nate Ess each recovered fumbles...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... Westfield....................7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Sherman............... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Randolph...................7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Frewsburg............ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Portville..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Ellicottville........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Silver Creek.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Tonawanda........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Niagara Falls............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Lackawanna............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Amherst.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Depew................... 7:30
Sat., Oct. 11........ Alden......................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Maryvale................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ W. Seneca West.... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 13...... @ St. Joe’s................ 1:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Frontier..................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Lancaster.............. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Orchard Park........... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Jamestown................ 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Niagara Falls......12:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Bernardi 26-136, O'Donnell 13-56,
Morton 13-39.
Rushing: Gibson 16-178, Ciezki 7-68,
Billingslea 1-11, Trotter 1-4.
Receiving: Hanft 2-57, Stevens 2-5.
Receiving: Black 4-87, Gibson 3-73,
Stallworth 2-33, Camel 2-15, Plummer 1-17.
TDs: Bernardi 2, O'Donnell 2.
TDs: Gibson 4, Black.
Receiving: Ruszalo 4-83, Griner 2-39,
Marzano 2-36, Mann 2-20, Marzullo 1-8,
O’Brien 1-5.
Passing: O'Donnell 3-10-44, Bernardi 1-1-18.
Passing: Ciezki 13-20-232.
TDs: O’Brien, Ruszala, Marzano, Mann.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Ciezki.
Passing: Pinto 12-18-191.
Interceptions: Bernardi.
Interceptions: Hathcock.
FRec: O'Donnell, Penrod.
FRec: None.
Rushing: Marzano 12-54, Pinto 7-37,
Ruszalo 7-36, Marzullo 4-23, O’Brien 3-9,
Conway 2-8, McDonald 1-4, Schmidt 1-1,
Bowen 1-1, Tomasello 1-(-1).
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Ruszalo.
FRec: Lorenz, Ess.
29
Team Reports
Cleveland Hill
Depew
Dunkirk
Golden Eagles
Wildcats
Marauders
The Golden Eagles
played to a 0-0 tie after
three quarters but lost to crosstown
rival Maryvale 14-6 last week...
Grayson Taylor led the ground game
as he ran 9 times for 85 yards and a
TD. He also made 9
tackles and had a QB
sack on defense...
Anthony Sullivan
completed 7 of 12
Aaron Wesley caught
a 39-yard pass and
Grayson Taylor
made 6 tackles, 1 for
lost yardage... Robert Statler caught 3
passes for 27 yards and made 4 tackles
on defense... Jermaine Hariston
caught 2 passes for 24 yards. Hariston
also made 5 tackles, 2 for lost
yardage... Rasheem Newsome made
9 tackles while Matt Eldridge made
5... Nick Gamble had a QB sack...
The Wildcats trailed
14-7 at the half but scored
twice in the 3rd quarter and beat
Alden 24-21 last week... QB Dylan
Sekuterski led the offense as he completed 12 of 22 passes for 160 yards
and a TD. He also
carried 11 times for
84 yards... Nick
Perrine rushed 15
times for 68 yards
and 2 TDs... Tyler
Anna caught 4 passes for 51 yards...
Bobby Burns caught Dylan Sekuterski
4 passes for 49 yards and a TD. Burns
also made a team-high 10 tackles...
Mike Thornton caught 3 passes for
40 yards... Josh Sugg made 7 tackles… Jakob Grant made 6 tackles
and also had a QB sack... Silas
Garrison and Quincy Majerowicz
each made 6 tackles...
The Marauders played
to a 0-0 tie at the half and
beat Pioneer 8-0 in a defensive
slugfest last week... RB Miguel
Alicea had a big night as he rushed 25
times for 159 yards and a TD... Kyle
Matteson, Nick
Jones and Fred
Herman were standouts on the OL... QB
Devante Lockett
completed 3 of 6
passes for 20 yards.
Lockett also ran in
Kyle Matteson
the 2-point conversion after Alicea’S TD... Tim Cerrie
was a destructive force on defense as
he made 11 tackles and recorded a QB
sack. Cerrie also caught an 18-yard
pass... Elwin Gomez shared the teamhigh honors with 11 tackle... Troy
Smith-Petrella made 7 tackles...
Leroy Gilbert was in on 7 tackles...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Maryvale.............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Wilson....................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Southwestern....... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27...... @ JFK....................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Silver Creek.............. 2:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Akron................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Lackawanna............. 2:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Alden.....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Amherst................ 6:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Tonawanda................7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Maryvale.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Cheektowaga............ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ West Seneca West.....7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Lancaster.............. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Eden.......................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... East Aurora.............. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Olean.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Springville................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Amherst................ 6:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Taylor 9-85, Sullivan 13-19,
Hariston 6-16, Burney 2-4.
Rushing: DySekuterski 11-84, Perrine 15-68,
Bauer 2-9.
Rushing: Alicea 25-159, Peck 8-24,
Gilbert 2-8, Lockett 4-2, Echevarria 2-(-2).
Receiving: Statler 3-27, Hariston 2-24,
Wesley 1-39.
Receiving: Anna 4-51, Burns 4-49,
Thornton 3-40, Bauer 1-20.
Receiving: Cerrie 1-18, Echevarria 1-2,
Peck 1-2.
TDs: Taylor.
TDs: Perrine 2, Burns.
TDs: Alicea.
Passing: Sullivan 7-12-90.
Passing: DySekuterski 12-22-160.
Passing: Lockett 3-6-22.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: DySekuterski.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Wesley.
Interceptions: Anna, Burns.
FRec: Statler.
FRec: None.
FRec: Echevarria.
30
Team Reports
East Aurora
East High
Eden
Blue Devils
Panthers
Raiders
The Blue Devils
trailed 9-0 at the half and
lost a defensive slugfest to Amherst
15-7 last week... The defense did not
allow a TD in the game... Mike
Coatsworth led the ground game as
he rushed 7 times for
52 yards... Clay
Lewis caught 3 passes for 71 yards and a
TD... Tom Volpe
caught 2 passes for
31 yards and also
made 9 tackles on
Nick Potter
defense... Nick Potter
caught a 21-yard pass and also made 9
tackles... Connor Allan completed 4
of 7 passes for 63 yards... Connor
Hayes completed 4 of 6 passes for 64
yards and a TD... Max Heimburg
made 9 tackles... AJ Perlino, Ben
Nemec and EJ Staniszewski made 8
tackles each...
No Report.
The Raiders trailed
just 14-12 at the half and
lost a hard-fought game to divisionrival Olean, 20-12... Andy Baily completed 7 of 13 passes for 107 yards
and a TD. Baily also ran 8 times for
28 yards... Anthony
Cummings caught 2
He also ran 11 times
for 28 yards and a
TD. Cummings made
4 tackles on
defense... Jacob
Jacob Ehrig
Ehrig caught 4 passes for 83 yards and a TD. Ehrig made
4 tackles and had a QB sack on
defense... Owen Krouse rushed 14
times for 32 yards and made 3 tackles
on defense... Anthony Diello was in
on 4 tackles... Gustavo BautistaGomez had a solid game as he made
5 tackles...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Amherst................ 6:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Pioneer....................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Fredonia.................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Olean......................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Springville............ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ Eden...................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ McKinley (Riv).... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Wmsville North....2:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Iroquois (AH)........... 6:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ South Park (Riv)...... 7:30
Sat., Oct. 18........ Hutch Tech (AH)...... 3:00
Sat., Sept. 6......... Olean......................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Springville............ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Albion................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Fredonia.................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ East Aurora.............. 2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Coatsworth 7-52, Lewis 8-24,
Heimburg 5-20, Allan 3-6.
Rushing: None.
Receiving: Lewis 3-71, Volpe 2-31,
Coatsworth 2-4, Potter 1-21.
Receiving: None.
TDs: Lewis.
TDs: None.
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Krouse 14-32, Bialy 8-28,
Cummings 11-28, Barnack 10-24, Lee 3-9,
Simmons 1-2.
Receiving: Ehrig 4-83, Cummings 2-20,
Krouse 1-7, Barnack 1-(-3).
TDs: Cummings, Ehrig.
Passing: Hayes 4-6-64, Allan 4-7-63.
Passing: None.
Passing: Bialy 8-13-107.
TD Passes: Hayes.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Bialy.
FRec: Potter.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
31
Team Reports
Ellicottville
Fredonia
Frontier
Eagles
Hillbillies
Falcons
The Eagles jumped out
to a 20-0 lead at the half
and held on beat Sherman 33-16 last
week... Phalla Musall led the ground
attack as he ran 17 times for 131 yards
and 3 TDs... QB Thomas Easton
rushed 7 times for 46
yards and a TD. He
also completed 3 of 7
passes for 61 yards
and 1 TD... Ben
Erickson caught 2
passes for 42 yards
and a TD. Erickson
also made 5 tackles Preston Hutchinson
on defense... Preston Hutchinson
spearheaded the defensive effort as he
made 8 tackles... Calum Watt also
had a solid night as he recorded 6
tackles... Jonas Hurlburt helped the
cause with 5 tackles... Alex Delity
was disruptive and recorded 2 QB
sacks... Charlie Furman had a sack...
The Hillbillies played
to a 6-6 tie after one quarter but surrendered 4 TDs in the 2nd
frame and trailed at the half 34-12...
After a scoreless third quarter,
Fredonia exploded for 25 points and
pulled off a miraculous 37-34 win over
Springville... QB
John Piper completed 15 of 20 passes
for 185 yards and 4
TDs. He also led the
Hillbillies on the
John Piper
ground as he rushed
12 times for 130 yards and a TD...
Cameron Voss caught 6 passes for 58
yards and a TD... Pat Moore caught
an 11-yard TD pass... Tony Swierk
led the defense with a team-high 9
tackles, 4 solo... Eric Swoyer was in
on 8 tackles... Tyler DiRusso made 7
tackles...
No Report.
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... Sherman.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Cass Valley........... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Frewsburg (Frk)...... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Westfield............... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Randolph.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Cattaraugus-LV........ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Pine Valley........... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 5......... Springville................. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... Burgard..................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ East Aurora.......... 7:30
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ Eden...................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Olean......................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ Dunkirk..................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 5......... Orchard Park........... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... Lancaster................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Clarence............... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ W. Seneca West.... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Jamestown........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Wmsville North........ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Musall 17-131, Easton 7-46,
Watt 8-32, Hurlburt 5-22, Colucci 1-11,
Rinko 1-3.
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Piper 12-130.
Rushing: None.
Receiving: Voss 6-108, Moore 1-11.
Receiving: None.
TDs: Ruiz 2, Moore, Voss, Piper.
TDs: None.
Passing: Piper 15-20-185.
Passing: None.
TD Passes: Piper 4.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Swoyer.
Fumbles: None.
FRec: None.
Receiving: Erickson 2-42, Hutchinson 1-19.
TDs: Musall 3, Erickson, Easton.
Passing: Easton 3-7-61.
TD Passes: Easton.
FRec: None
32
Team Reports
Gowanda
Grand Island
Hamburg
Panthers
Vikings
Bulldogs
The Panthers trailed
just 14-13 at the half
lightning... Gowanda returned the following night but lost to Southwestern
36-21... Lucas McKever had a big
game as he rushed
for 52 yards and a
TD on 11 carries. He
also made 12 tackles
on defense... Seth
Halftown led the
ground game as he
rushed 17 times for
Lucas Brawdy
Lucas Brawdy completed 5 of 7
passes for 142 yards and a TD.
Brawdy also gained 51 yards on 9 carries... Killian Abers caught 3 passes
for 57 yards and a TD… Jordan
Young caught a 45-yard pass... Chris
Hammond led the defensive effort as
he made 14 tackles...
The Vikings fell behind
by 3 scores at the half and
lost to Williamsville North 21-0... The
offense had trouble moving the ball
against a stout Spartans defense...
Jared Brandon led the ground game
as he ran for 40 yards
on 10 carries...
Anthony Mosher
caught a 21-yards
pass... Jake Niland
caught a 14-yard pass
and also made 7 tackles on defense...
Jake Niland
Connor Buzby completed 3 of 9 passes for 44 yards... The
were some solid performances on
defense... Ayman Abdellatif led the
unit with 15 tackles... Nick Paolini
made 12 tackles... TJ Morgan made 8
tackles and intercepted a pass... Mike
Podlucky was a stand out on the OL...
Jeremiah Wilkes intercepted a pass...
The Bulldogs led 6-0
after one quarter and
exploded for 4 TDs in the second
frame to take a 34-8 lead at the half in
a 41-8 win over Lake Shore... Mitch
Gomolka led a punishing ground
attack as he ran for
161 yards and 2 TDs
on just 9 carries.
Gomolka also caught
2 passes for 25
yards... Alec Seifer
ran 7 times for 76
yards and a TD…
QB Alex Suchan had Mitch Gomolka
a big night as he completed 13 of 16
passes for 161 yards and 3 TDs... He
added 26 yards rushing on 5 carries...
Brendan Ryan caught 4 passes for 84
yards and 3 TDs... Ian Chavanne
caught 4 passes for 25 yards... Tosh
Johnson led the defensive unit as he
made 8 tackles, 2 for lost yardage...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Southwestern....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... MGCLake................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Westfield................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @Allegany-Lime...... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Cassadaga Valley...... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Akron.................... 7:30
Sat., Sept. 6......... @ Wmsville North... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Riverside...............7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Wmsville South.........7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Kenmore East........... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ Starpoint.............. 2:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ North Tonawanda.....7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Wmsville East........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... McKinley................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... East High.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Hutch Tech................7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ South Park (AH)..7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ WSeneca East.......7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Frontier......................7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Halftown 17-65, McKever 11-52,
Brawdy 9-51, John 1-2.
Receiving: Abers 3-57, Young 1-45,
(Unknown) 1-40.
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Brandon 10-40, Valvo 3-14,
Mosher 1-7, Abdellatif 4-6, Campanella 4-0,
Buzby 4-(-12).
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Golomka 9-161, Seifer 7-76,
Suchan 5-26, Myles 1-1.
Receiving: Mosher 1-21, Niland 1-14,
Allen 1-9, Brandon 1-7, Abdellatif 1-2.
Receiving: Bre.Ryan 4-84, Chavanne 4-25,
Golomka 2-25, Coyne 1-11, Seifer 1-10,
Munro 1-6.
TDs: None.
TDs: BRyan 3, Golomka 2, Seifer.
Passing: Buzby 3-9-44, Campanella 2-10-8.
Passing: Suchan 13-16-161.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Suchan 3.
Interceptions: Morgan, Wilkes.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
TDs: McKever, Halftown, Abers.
Passing: Brawdy 5-7-142.
TD Passes: Brawdy.
FRec: None.
33
Team Reports
Hutch-Tech
Engineers
H
t
The Engineers fell
behind 26-14 at the half
and lost to South Park 42-20 last
weekend... The offense had trouble
gaining traction the entire night. Hutch
managed to rush for just 29 yards as a
team... Malik
Thomas-Ferguson
ran for a team-high
20 yards on 6 carries... QB Jason
Dowell completed 9
of 18 passes for 130
yards and 2 TDs...
Dakym Davis
Donte Gibson
TD... Dakym Davis had a huge night
as he caught 6 passes for 62 yards and
a TD. Davis also returned a punt 65
yards for a TD... Jabril Nafi-Abdul
caught a 22-yard pass... Lawrence
Spencer-Watson caught a 22-yard
pass...
Iroquois
Jamestown
Chiefs
Red Raiders
The Chiefs trailed 6-0
at the half when the game
was halted due to lightning... Iroquois
came back the following night and
lost a heart-breaker to West Seneca
East, 12-7... QB Kyle Seifert completed 15 of 27 passes for 177 yards...
Matt Kloc was a
workhorse as carried
26 times for 128
yards and a TD…
Nick Wilkinson
caught 6 passes for
Kyle Seifert
63 yards. Wilkinson
made 5 tackles, with 1 for lost
yardage... Zach Emer caught 4 passes
for 36 yards. He also made 4 tackles,
with 2 for lost yardage... Ben Simon
had a huge night as he made 11 tackles, with 1 TFL... Nathan Emer made
4 tackles, 1 for a loss... Jared Nycz
was successful on his only PAT kick...
The Red Raiders led
14-0 before falling behind
21-14 in the second half. The Raiders
scored three times in the 4th quarter to
pull out a 35-28 win at Sweet Home
last week... Zacc Kinsey led the
ground game as he
rushed 19 times for
79 yards. He also
caught 3 passes for
Nick Holland completed 23 of 40
attempted passes for
304 yards for 5 TDs. Zack Panebianco
He also ran for 32 yards... Ben
Larson caught 4 passes for 55 yards
and a TD... Zack Panebianco caught
12 passes for 173 yards and 2 TDs...
Stephen Carlson caught 4 passes for
58 yards and a TD. He also had a QB
sack on defense... Natthan Vasquez
also had a sack...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... South Park................ 4:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Iroquois................ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Niag Wheatfield... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... WSeneca West (RF).. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Lake Shore (AH)...... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ East High (AH).... 3:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ WSeneca East.......7:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... Hutch Tech................7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ South Park (AH)... 6:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ East High (AH).... 6:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... McKinley................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Lockport............... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Lake Shore................ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 6......... @ Sweet Home......... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... West Seneca West.....7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Lancaster.............. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Canisius..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Frontier..................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Clarence............... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Orchard Park........... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Ferguson 6-20, Davis 1-8,
Watson 6-1, Dowell 5-(-11).
Rushing: Kloc 26-128, Seifert 6-25,
Schaefer 2-6.
Rushing: Kinsey 19-79, Holland 13-32,
Panebianco 3-11, Nazzaro 2-2.
Receiving: Davis 6-62, Gibson 2-22,
Watson 1-22, Nafi 1-22.
Receiving: Wilkinson 6-63, Emer 4-36,
Sokolski 1-40, Kloc 1-15, Simon 1-13,
Slade 1-6, King 1-4.
Receiving: Panebianco 12-173, Carlson 458, Larson 4-55, Kinsey 3-18.
TDs: Panebianco 2, Carlson, Kinsey, Larson.
TDs: Davis 2, Gibson.
TDs: Kloc.
Passing: Holland 23-40-304.
Passing: Dowell 9-18-130.
Passing: Seifert 15-27-177.
TD Passes: Holland 5.
TD Passes: Dowell 2.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Carlson 2.
Interceptions: Slade.
FRec: None.
FRec: None
FRec: Sokolski, Simon.
34
Team Reports
John F. Kennedy
Kenmore East
Kenmore West
Bears
Bulldogs
Blue Devils
The Bears led just 6-0
at the half but exploded
for 24 points after the break and beat
Akron 36-0... Tyler Bethin completed
4 of 11 passes for 124 yards and a TD.
He also snuck in for a pair of 1-yard
TDs... Shawn
McPhail caught 2
and a TD. McPhail
also recorded a sack
on defense... Matt
Lanzalaco ran 7
times for 56 yards
Shawn McPhail
and a TD... Lexus
Pollard carried 11 times for 45
yards... Kenai Jordan ran for 20
yards and a TD on 7 carries... Nathan
Glowny was a standout on the OL...
Andrew Wojtulski, Nick Roetzer,
and Tristen Belscher each made 7
tackles... Zach Carrick and Marshall
Greene each recorded a QB sack...
The Bulldogs trailed
20-6 at the half but battled back to tie the game at 20-20
before losing to Starpoint in overtime
26-20 last week... Kurt McGowan
led the ground game as he carried 22
times for 87 yards
and a TD. He also
made 8 tackles and
had a QB sack on
defense... Andy
Fields completed 19
yards and a TD. He
also snuck in for a 1- Kurt McGowan
yard TD... Mike DeBeneditti caught
5 passes for 95 yards... Joe Vasi
TD. Vasi made 6 tackles on defense...
Steve Nadrowski caught 7 passes for
48 yards and a 2-point PAT... Matt
Rymarczyk had a QB sack... Luke
Jones made 9 tackles on the day...
The Blue Devils led
21-14 at the half but lost a
tough 24-21 decision to Williamsville
South... QB Jamir Lynch completed
9 of 14 passes for 136 yards for 2
TDs. Lynch also ran 11 times for 47
yards... Trent White
caught 5 passes for
37 yards and a TD.
White also tossed a
55-yard TD pass...
Terrell Ford had a
huge day as he ran 25
times for 82 yards
Charlie Milks
and caught 2 passes
for 130 yards and a TD... Charlie
Milks was a standout on defense as he
made 14 tackles and recorded a pair of
QB sacks... Chris Bessinger was also
active as he made 7 tackles... Tyler
White was in on 6 tackles and a QB
sack... Dameeko Borrello had a QB
sack...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 6........ Akron........................ 1:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Tonawanda........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Silver Creek......... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Cleve Hill.................. 1:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Lackawanna.........7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Cassadaga Valley...... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Wilson................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 6......... @ Starpoint.............. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Sweet Home......... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Riverside................... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Grand Island............ 2:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ N. Tonawanda...... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Wmsville South........ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ Kenmore West.......... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Wmsville South....7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Orchard Park........... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Lockport....................2:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Niagara Falls........2:00
Thu., Oct. 2......... @ Wmsv North (D).. 4:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Niagara Wheatfield.. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ Kenmore East...... 2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Lanzalaco 7-56, Pollard 11-45,
McPhail 6-34, Roetzer 2-26, Jordan 7-20,
Hahn 2-9, Bethin 4-3.
Receiving: McPhail 2-100, Pollard 1-14,
McMahon 1-10.
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: McGowan 22-87, Fields 4-3,
Jones 1-2.
Rushing: Ford 12-57, Lynch 11-47,
Taylor 1-0, Stoerr 1-(-22).
Receiving: Nadrowski 7-48, Vasi 6-72,
Debeneditti 5-95, Jones 1-7.
Receiving: White 5-37, Ford 2-130,
Taylor 2-24, Sloan 1-0.
TDs: McGowan, Field, Vasi.
TDs: Ford 2, White.
Passing: Fields 19-38-217.
Passing: Lynch 9-14-136, White 1-1-55.
TD Passes: Fields.
TD Passes: Lynch 2, White.
Interceptions: Woods.
Interceptions: Ford.
FRec: Kroll, Woods.
FRec: None.
TDs: Bethin 2, McPhail, Jordan, Lanzalaco.
Passing: Bethin 4-11-124.
TD Passes: Bethin.
Interceptions: McPhail.
FRec: McPhail, Jordan.
35
Team Reports
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Lancaster
Steelers
Eagles
Redskins
The Steelers took a
slim 6-0 at the half and
punched in another TD in the final
frame to beat Wilson 13-0 last weekend... Jamal Cooley led the ground
yards... Damone
Sylvers ran 9 times
for 61 yards, including a 10-yard TD...
Aseel Albaneh led a
ferocious defensive
effort as he made 9
tackles. He also
Marquez Lofton
played well on the
OL... Mike Courtney was in on 6
tackles and had a QB sack... Ritchie
Cruzado made 5 tackles and recorded
a pair of QB sacks... Marquez Lofton
made 5 tackles. He scored the only
TD of the first half when he returned
an INT 63 yards for a TD... KeJuan
Harmon had a QB sack...
The Eagles trailed just
6-0 after one quarter
when the roof fell in. Lake Shore surrendered 4 TDs in the second frame
and lost to Hamburg 41-8... Collin
Fiutko led the offense as he completed 3 of 8 passes for
126 yards and a TD.
He also rushed 10
times for 71 yards
and made 6 tackles
on defense...
Lawrence Jenkins
ran 6 times for 17
Collin Fiutko
yards... Cory Fiutko
TD... Alex Kaczmarek led the defensive effort as he made 9 tackles...
Zach Harms was also had solid night
as he made 8 tackles… Matt Webber
helped the cause with 7 tackles... Lake
Shore will host West Seneca East this
Friday...
The Redskins led 14-0
when the game was suspended due to lightning... The teams
returned the following night and the
Redskins finished a 29-7 win over
Lockport... Dan Speyer completed 12
yards and a TD. He
also ran for a pair of
short-yardage TDs...
Ryan Ritter carried
15 times for 66
yards. He also caught
3 passes for 38
Dan Speyer
yards... Alex
Damiani caught 2 passes for 39 yards
and made 6 tackles and recovered a
fumble on defense... Dan Emerson
caught a 22-yard TD pass and made 9
tackles on defense... Mike Scarpello
made 6 tackles... Joe Powers made 5
tackles... Tom Heist had a QB sack...
Justin Hersey intercepted a pass...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... Wilson........................7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Salamanca................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Akron........................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... JFK............................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Silver Creek......... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Cleve Hill............. 2:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... Hamburg................... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... West Seneca East......6:30
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ McKinley (RF).....7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... East High.................. 6:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Hutch Tech (AH)... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Iroquois.................7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... Lockport................... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Frontier................. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Jamestown.................7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Clarence.................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ WSeneca West......7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Orchard Park.......7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Depew........................ 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Cooley 20-115, Sylvers 9-61,
Robinson 3-10, Kittelson 2-5.
Rushing: ClFiutko 10-71, Jenkins 6-17,
Addison 3-5.
Rushing: Ritter 15-66, Speyer 5-19,
Recor 7-17, Scarpello 5-10.
Receiving: None.
Receiving: CrFiutko 2-125, Wigdor 1-1.
Receiving: Ritter 3-38, Damiani 2-39,
Valley 2-17, Emerson 1-22, Lis 1-20,
Scarpello 1-8, Fox 1-7, Recor 1-4.
TDs: Lofton, Sylvers.
TDs: Cory Fiutko.
TDs: Speyer 2, Emerson, Miller.
Passing: None.
Passing: Collin Fiutko 3-8-126.
Passing: Speyer 12-19-155.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Collin Fiutko.
TD Passes: Speyer.
Interceptions: Lofton.
Interceptions: Lis, Hersey.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
FRec: Miller, Damiani, Murphy.
36
Team Reports
Lewiston-Porter
Lockport
Lancers
Lions
MGCLake
Thunder Dragons
The Lancers trailed
14-7 after one quarter but
exploded for 4 TDs in the second
frame to take a 35-14 lead at the half
in a 48-20 win over Barker last weekend... Qu’Ran Brewer led the rushing
attack as he ran 16
times for 163 yards
and 2 TDs... QB
Donald Allender had
a huge night as he
completed 10 of 21
and a school-record 5
Donald Allender
TDs... Mike Fritz
caught 4 passes for 131 yards and 2
TDs... Dawson Bailey caught 6 passes
for 109 yards and 3 TDs... Bobby
Costanzo led the defense as he made
12 tackles.... CJ McGovern also had
a solid night as he made 11 tackles...
Sam Fontanrosa was in on 10 tackles... Jake Eoute had 2 INTs...
The Lions fell behind
14-0 in the first half when
the game was halted due to lightning.
After they returned the following
evening, the Lions lost to Lancaster
29-7... Tyler Fraass completed 16 of
25 passes for 126
yards a TD. He also
carried 16 times for
57 yards... Lavette
Warren caught 2
passes for 82 yards,
including a breakaway 76-yard scoring
strike. Warren made Patrick Flaherty
4 tackles on defense... Dominic Ball
caught 4 passes for 48 yards and made
2 tackles on defense... Patrick
Flaherty caught 4 passes for 45
yards... David DiTullio began his
comeback from a broken leg and
Marquise Sanders made 5 tackles...
MGCLake led just 8-6
at the half when the game
was suspended due to lightning... The
Dragons returned the following night
and scored twice in the third quarter
and beat Randolph 24-12... Ryan
Miller had a huge
game as he rushed 26
times for 206 yards
and a TD… Mitch
Sandberg added 31
yards to the offense...
Jonah Tanner
rushed for 28 yards
Ryan Miller
and a TD. Tanner
also made 8 tackles on defense... AJ
Hulton spearheaded the defensive
effort as he made 6 tackles, 1 for lost
yardage, and also recorded a QB
sack... Trevor Micek made 12 tackles,
3 for lost yardage... Chandler Baker
made 7 tackles, 3 for lost yardage, and
had 2 QB sacks...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Barker (RH)......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Newfane.....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Burgard (AH)...... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Bennett...................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Albion................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Medina...................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Niagara Wheatfield....7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Lancaster.............. 6:30
Sat., Sept. 13....... Niagara Wheatfield.. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ Starpoint...............2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Niagara Falls.............2:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Iroquois..................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Wmsville North... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... Randolph (MG)........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Gowanda.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Cass Valley (CL).......7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... O’Hara (MG)............7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Southwestern........7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Alley-Limestone... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Brewer 16-163, Schiavitti 4-16.
Rushing: Fraass-16-57, Ford 6-21,
James 4-17, ABronson 5-15.
Rushing: None.
Receiving: Bailey 6-109, Fritz 4-131.
Receiving: Ball 4-48, Flaherty 4-45,
ABronson 3-17, Warren 2-82, James 1-6,
Waple 1-0, Kuczka 1-(-2).
Receiving: None.
TDs: None.
TDs: Bailey 3, Fritz 2, Brewer 2.
TDs: Warren.
Passing: None.
Passing: Allender 10-21-240.
Passing: Fraass 16-25-196, Ford 0-1-0.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Allender 5.
TD Passes: Fraass.
Interceptions: Eoute 2, Fontanrosa.
Interceptions: Feeney.
FRec: None.
FRec: Eoute,Fontanrosa.
FRec: None.
37
Team Reports
Maryvale
McKinley
Medina
Flyers
Macks
Mustangs
The Flyers were
locked in a 0-0 tie after
three quarters but scored twice in the
final frame to beat crosstown rival
Cleve Hill 14-6 last week... Marcus
Ford led the ground game as he ran 9
times for 85 yards
and a TD. Ford also
made 9 tackles on
defense... Kwaine
Davis punched in a
3-yard TD and also
recorded a QB sack
on defense... Eric
Mike Halferty
Graham completed
4 of 10 passes for 40 yards... Andrew
Crombie caught a 15-yard pass...
Mike Kelleher spearheaded the deffensive effort as he made 14 tackles...
Mike Halferty made 8 tackles and
recorded 2 QB sacks... Steve
Schroeder made 8 tackles and had a
sack... Kyle Melber also had a sack...
The Macks led East
High 10-0 when the
McKinley had to wait until Monday
night to finish off a 30-0 win over
East... Keyon Johnson completed 13
yards and 2 TDs. He
also rushed 11 times
for 62 yards and
another TD... Mike
Benton ran for 20
yards and a TD and
also caught 3 passes
Mike Hargrave
for 29 yards... Mike
Hargrave rushed 7 times for 42
yards... Josh Aponte caught 4 passes
for 57 yards and 2 TDs... Jamir
Walker caught 3 passes for 42 yards...
Quajon Taylor led the team in tackles
and had a QB sack… Lenaire
Herring and Mikeal Crockett each
recorded 3 QB sacks...
The Mustangs led just
8-0 after 1 quarter but
exploded for 24 points in the second
frame as they beat Newfane 60-8...
Brett Pecoraro led the offense as he
ran 15 times for 134 yards and a TD.
Pecoraro also made
10 tackles on
defense, including 3
QB sacks... Devon
Joy carried 8 times
for 57 yards and a
pair of TDs. He also
and made 7 tackles...
Jason Hellwig com- Brandon Schoolcraft
pleted 14 of 15 passes for 225 yards
and 3 TDs. He also added 38 yards
rushing and a TD... Eric Neace ran 8
yards for a TD and also made 7 tackles... Brandon Schoolcraft caught a
pair of 24-yard TD passes... Charles
Beach made 7 tackles... Dylan Lewis
made 6 tackles...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... Cleve Hill.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Alden.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Amherst.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Depew........................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Akron.................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ Tonawanda............... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Cheektowaga....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... East High (RF)......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ W. Seneca East.... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Lake Shore (RF).......2:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Iroquois................ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Niagara Falls....... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ South Park (RF)....... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 6......... @ Newfane................ 1:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Bennett...................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Lake Shore................ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Burgard,,,,,,............... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Barker-RH........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Lew-Port...............7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Albion........................ 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Ford 9-85, Reamsnyder 6-35,
Bojanowski 4-19, Davis 4-10, Graham 2-7,
Doyle 3-2.
Rushing: Johnson 11-62, Hargrave 7-42,
Benton 10-20, Conner 1-18, James 3-9,
Butler 2-6. Thomas 3-2, Aponte 1-1.
Rushing: Pecoraro 15-134, Joy 8-57,
Hellwig 4-38, Howard 4-33, Follman 3-18,
Neace 2-14, Valley 1-5.
Receiving: Crombie 1-15, Ford 1-12,
Reamsnyder 1-7, Bojanowski 1-6.
Receiving: Aponte 4-57, Walker 3-42,
Benton 3-29, James 1-6, Herod 1-0,
Massey 1-0.
Receiving: Lewis 7-120, Hrovat 3-42,
Schoolcraft 2-48, Howard 1-8, Pecoraro 1-7.
TDs: Ford, Davis.
TDs: Aponte 2, Johnson, Benton.
Passing: Graham 4-10-40.
TDs: Joy 2, Schoolcraft 2, Hellwig, Lewis,
Pecoraro, Neace.
Passing: Hellwig 14-15-225.
Passing: Johnson 13-23-135.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Hellwig 3.
TD Passes: Johnson 2.
Interceptions: Neace.
Interceptions: Fisher, Walker, Sanders.
FRec: Kelleher, Crombie, Halferty.
FRec: Pecoraro, Packer.
FRec: Fisher.
38
Team Reports
Newfane
Niagara Falls
Niagara Wheatfield
Panthers
Wolverines
Falcons
The Panthers fell
and lost to Medina 60-8 last weekend... Despite the lopsided score, there
were some good performances... Kyle
Burdick caught 9 passes for 149
yards. Burdick also
added 24 yards rushing and made 7 tackles on defense... QB
Trevor Noon completed 14 of 25 passes for 240 yards and
a TD... Kyle
Trevor Noon
Guerriera ran 5
times for 23 yards and made 7 tackles
on defense... Katrell Jackson caught
3 passes for 110 yards... Nick O'Lay
had a solid game as he made 9 tackles... Jake Kubala was all over the
field as he made 13 tackles... Ryan
Empson and Aaron Zysek each
recorded a QB sack...
The Wolverines led
just 7-0 at the half but
took control after the break and beat
Niagara Wheatfield 26-0... Shaolin
McCray led the ground game as he
rushed 13 times for 114 yards and a
TD... Haseen Pruitt
added 110 yards on
just 9 carries...
Lomax Barnes and
Joe Welch each
punched in short TD
runs... Jacquan
Hudson caught a 40Haseen Pruitt
yard pass... Mike
Stachowski caught a 22-yard TD
pass... Drew Spurback tossed a 22yard TD pass... Ryan Garner was a
standout on the OL... Nate Parchment
led the defense as he made 10 tackles
and a QB sack... Joe Welch made 6
tackles and recorded a QB sack...
DeShaun Lowe made 7 tackles...
The Falcons trailed
just 7-0 at the half and
battled hard but lost to Niagara Falls
26-0 last weekend... Keith Pitner led
the team in rushing as he gained 31
yards on 7 carries...
QB Andrew Doricko
played well as he
completed 9 of 19
Brian Leising caught
4 passes for 38 yards.
He also made 6 tackles on defense... Dan
Andrew Doricko
Cicco helped the
effort with 6 tackles... The Falcons
will have another AA North Division
game this week when they travel to
Lockport to play the Lions...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 6......... Medina...................... 1:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Lew-Port.............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Albion........................ 2:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Barker-RH (RH)... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Wilson....................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Burgard..................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ Bennett (AH)........6:00
Sat., Sept. 6......... @ Niag Wheatfield... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Wmsville North........ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Kenmore West.......... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ Lockport...............2:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ McKinley................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ Clarence.................. 12:00
Sat., Sept. 6......... Niagara Falls............ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Lockport............... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Hutch Tech................2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Wmsville North........ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ St. Mary’s.............1:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Lew-Port.............. 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Burdick 13-24, Guerriera 5-23,
Jackson 2-17.
Receiving: Burdick 9-149, Jackson 3-110,
Wilt 2-20.
2014 Numbers
Rushing: McCray 13-114, Pruitt 9-110,
Lowe 2-8, Walls 1-5, Welch 2-(-1),
Barnes 5-(-8).
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Pitner 7-31.
Receiving: Leising 4-38.
Receiving: Hudson 1-40, Stachowski 1-22.
TDs: Jackson.
TDs: None.
TDs: McCray, Stachowski, Welch, Barnes.
Passing: Noon 14-25-240, O'Lay 1-1-45.
Passing: Doricko 9-19-91.
Passing: Barnes 1-2-40, Spurback 1-1-22.
TD Passes: Noon.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Spurback.
Interceptions: JaSmith.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
FRec: Vargas
39
Team Reports
Nichols
North Tonawanda
Olean
Big Green
Lumberjacks
Huskies
The Big Green fell
and lost to Cardinal O'Hara 28-6 last
week... QB Steve Glinski led the
offense as he completed 5 of 12 passes for 52 yards. He also rushed 18
times for 67 yards
and made 5 tackles
on defense... Ken
Williams ran 13
times for 39 yards
and scored the
Nichols TD on a 3yard run. Williams
also caught a 10-yard Ken Williams
pass and made 5 tackles on defense...
Mercy Cox-Hicks carried 10 times
for 27 yards and caught 3 passes for
19 yards... Connor Freeburger
caught 3 passes for 23 yards... Chris
Miner made 4 tackles… Ethan
Carrow was solid on the OL... Paul
Brinson recovered a fumble...
North Tonawanda
scored once in each quarter and beat Riverside 28-0... It was
the Lumberjacks first shutout in 3
years... Chris Woodard completed 6
of 14 passes for 113 yards. Woodard
also rushed 13 times
for 130 yards and 2
TDs and made 4
Cody Sikora rushed
for 42 yards and also
caught a 32-yard
pass... Tyjier
Chris Woodard
Brandy ran for a
TD... Ryan McDonough caught a 35yard pass... Taylor Mellott made 11
tackles and recorded 2 QB sacks...
Zach Woodard and Daniel
Lukaszonas each made 8 tackles...
Jake Gibson was a force on defense
as he recorded 3 QB sacks... Drew
Krantz intercepted a pass...
The Huskies fell
behind 6-0 after one quarter but rebounded to take a 14-12 lead
at the half. Olean went on to beat
Eden 20-12 in the season’s opening
week... Jaryd Plaud led the ground
game as he rushed 13
Quentin Ellis ran for
62 yards on just 6
carries... QB
Chuckie Martin
completed 3 of 4
passes for 75 yards
and 1 TD... Anthony Chuckie Martin
Morgan caught 2 passes for 24 yards
and a TD... Elijah Ramadhan caught
a 51-yard pass... Olean will play the
first home game of the season when
the Huskies host Springville this
weekend...
2014 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 6......... @ O’Hara................. 1:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Oakfield-Alabama..12:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Villanova..............TBA
Sat., Sept. 27....... Finney (5).................. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ Panama.................1:30
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Finney (5)............. 4:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ Charlotte (5)............. 1:00
Sat., Oct. 25........ @ Sherman............... 1:30
2014 Numbers
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... Riverside,,,,,,,,,,,........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Wmsville East........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Sweet Home.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Wmsville South....7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Kenmore East........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Grand Island........7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Tonawanda........... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 6......... @ Eden...................... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Springville................. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Bradford (Pa.).......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Dunkirk..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ East Aurora..........7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Sat., Oct. 18........ Pioneer...................... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Glinski 18-67, Williams 13-39,
Cox-Hicks 10-27, Rivers 1-7.
Rushing: Woodard 13-130, Sikora 2-42,
McDonough 6-19, Brandy 8-12, Nolley 3-5.
Rushing: Plaud 13-92, Ellis 6-62.
Receiving: Cox-Hicks 3-19, Freeburger 1-23,
Williams 1-10.
Receiving: Wilkinson 2-16, McDonough 1-35,
Sikora 1-32, Gilbert 1-25, Craig 1-5.
Receiving: Ramadhan 1-52, Morgan 1-18.
TDs: Williams.
TDs: Woodard 2, Brandy, Dotterweich.
TDs: Ellis, Morgan, Plaud.
Passing: Glinski 5-12-52.
Passing: Woodard 6-14-113.
Passing: Martin 3-4-75.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Martin.
Interceptions: Cox-Hicks.
Interceptions: Krantz.
FRec: Brinson.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
40
Team Reports
Orchard Park
Panama
Pioneer
Quakers
Panthers
Panthers
The Quakers jumped
out to a 21-0 lead after
one quarter and led 27-7 at the half
lightning... Orchard Park exploded for
45 points in the second half and beat
Frontier 72-22...
Dillon Janca completed 16 of 32 passes for 225 yards and
3 TDs... Terius
Wheatley rushed 8
times for 125 yards
and a TD... Billy
Terius Wheatley
Myers rushed 17
times for 92 yards and 4 TDs... Josh
Dahl rushed raced 70 yards for a TD...
Michael Bruno caught 4 passes for
66 yards... Kevin Koziol caught 4
passes for 64 yards and a TD... Chris
Liberatone rushed 2 times for 46
yards... Kevin Goltz gained 30 yards
on just 3 carries...
The Panthers fell
but rallied after the break and beat
Frewsburg 33-27 last week... Kyle
Saxton powered the offense as he
rushed 16 times for 151 yards and 2
TDs... Greg Delahoy
completed 2 passes
for 66 yards an a TD.
He also added 17
yards an a TD to the
rushing totals...
Mark Ecklund
caught a 63-yard TD
Kyle Saxton
pass and made 4
tackles on defense... David O'Dell led
the defense as he made 10 tackles and
had 3 QB sacks... Ryan Applebee
made 5 tackles and recorded a QB
sack... Chris Blose made 4 tackles
and intercepted a pass... Dylan
Bergman made 4 tackles... Josh
Eddy intercepted a pass...
The Panthers struggled
on offense and lost to
Dunkirk 8-0 last weekend... Senior
RB Tyler Mummery started his final
year with a great all around performance. Mummery
carried the ball 18
times for 132 yards.
He was also a stand
out on defense as he
made 12 tackles,
including 5 for lost
yardage... Junior DT
Foster Dell also had
Tyler Mummery
a solid game as he
Senior Nick Thagard punted 5 times
and averaged 41.8 yards per punt. He
had punts of 46 and 48 yards among
his 5 punts and also dropped one on
the Dunkirk 2-yard line... Pioneer will
play at East Aurora this coming weekend...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Frontier.................7:30
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... West Seneca West.....7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Bishop McDowell..... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Clarence............... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Lancaster................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Jamestown............7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Frewsburg............ 7:30
Sat., Sept. 13....... Westfield....................1:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Pine Valley............ 7:30
Sat., Sept. 27....... Portville..................... 1:30
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Nichols....................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Randolph.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Sherman.................... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 5......... Dunkirk..................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ East Aurora.......... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Fredonia.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Springville............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Southwestern............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Eden...........................7:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ Olean.................... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Wheatley 8-125, Myers 17-92,
Dahl 1-70, Goltz 1-3, Janca 1-(-7).
Rushing: Saxton 16-151, Delahoy 5-17,
Bergman 3-10, Jk.Payne 1-2, Nathan 1-(-1).
Rushing: Mummery 18-132, Riordan 7-19,
Kossow 1-1, Smith 1-0.
Receiving: Bruno 4-66, Koziol 4-64,
Goltz 3-30, Crowley 3-19, Liberatore 2-46.
Receiving: Ecklund 1-63, Eddy 1-3.
Receiving: Haggerty 1-6, Mummery 1-5.
TDs: Myers 4, Wheatley, Crowley, Losardo,
Dahl, Koziol, Goltz.
TDs: Saxton 2, Ecklund, Eddy, Delahoy.
TDs: None.
Passing: Janca 16-32-225.
Passing: Delahoy 2-10-66.
Passing: Mummery 1-1-6, Kossow 1-2-5.
TD Passes: Janca 3.
TD Passes: Delahoy.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: McPoland.
Interceptions: Eddy, Blose.
Interceptions: Chislett.
FRec: Dahl.
FRec: None.
FRec: Tackentein.
41
Team Reports
Portville
Randolph
St. Francis
Panthers
Cardinals
Red Raiders
Portville had no game
last week because Pine
Valley dropped football... Hopes are
high that the Panthers will be able to
make a deep run in the Class D playoffs with the return of six 2-way
starters... Seniors
Chase Swetland and
Isaac Hilyer are
both back at WR and
DB... Lukas Zink, a
team captain, is back
at TE and LB...
Senior Dakota
Grant Milne
Studley returns to a
starting role at RB... Sean Harris, a
junior, will return to start at QB and
DB. Harris will also punt... Grant
Milne (jr) is back in a starting role at
OL and LB... Cal Hollamby is a candidate for All-WNY kicker... Alex
Gilliland (6-1, 300) will provide some
size on the OL and DL...
The Cardinals trailed
8-6 at the half when the
game was suspended due to lightning... The teams completed the game
the following day but the Cardinals
lost to MGCLake 24-12... Randolph
trailed 8-0 when
Tyler Stahley intercepted a pass and
returned it 39 yards
for a TD. Stahley
ended the night with
8 tackles, 7 primary...
Wes Sluga rumbled
Tyler Stahley
in from 12 yards out
for the Cardinals second TD... Jeff
Andrews led the defensive effort as
he made 12 solo tackles and assisted
on 5 others... Bryce Morrison was in
on 12 tackles, 9 initial hits... Devyn
Nelsen made 9 tackles... Deran
Huntington made 8 primary tackles
and added an assist to the totals...
St. Francis was tied at
14-14 at the half and
again at 21-21 after 3 quarters before
pulling out a 28-21 win over Holy
Trinity last week... Robert Dempsey
rushed 8 times for 39 yards and also
made 15 tackles on
defense... Francisco
Guzman rumbled 15
yards for a TD and
also caught 4 passes
for 38 yards and
another TD. He
added 15 tackles on
Robert Dempsey
defense... Jake
Tasker caught 4 passes for 70 yards...
Kordell Holness-Lightbody caught 2
passes for 64 yards and a TD…
Brandon Metz caught 2 passes for 38
yards and a TD. Metz also made 9
tackles and recorded 2 QB sacks...
Jerry Hickson completed 12 of 24
passes for 200 yards and 3 TDs...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... Pine Valley.................7:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Randolph.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Sherman.................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ Panama................. 1:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Cattaraugus-LV....7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Alley-Limestone........7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Frewsburg................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ MGCLake (MG)...7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Portville..................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Cattaraugus-LV....7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Sherman............... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Ellicottville................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Panama......................7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Westfield....................7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: None.
Rushing: (Team) 25-60.
Receiving: None.
Receiving: Nelsen 1-53.
2014 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 6......... @ Holy Trinity..........1:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... South Park................ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Alden......................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ St. Joe’s.................1:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Bishop Timon........... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Cathedral Prep......... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ Aquinas..................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 25........ @ St. Mary’s.............1:00
Sat., Nov. 1.......... @ Canisius................ 1:00
Nov. 7/8............... Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Dempsey 8-39, Williams 6-20,
Metz 3-11, Guzman 3-10, Pinnock 1-6,
Kraus 1-2, Hickson 3-(-8), Kline 1-(-10).
Receiving: Tasker 4-70, Guzman 4-38,
Holnes-Lightbody 2-64, Metz 2-28.
TDs: None.
TDs: Stahley, Sluga.
TDs: Guzman 2, Holness-Lightbody, Metz.
Passing: None.
Passing: Morrison 1-9-53.
Passing: Hickson 12-24-200.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Hickson-3.
Interceptions: Stahley.
Interceptions: Kraus.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
42
Team Reports
St. Joe’s
St. Mary’s
Salamanca
Marauders
Lancers
Warriors
The Marauders went
to the New York City
area and fell behind 14-0 after one
quarter before losing to St Anthony’s
49-16... Darren Thompson caught a
35-yard TD pass, rushed 4 times for
15 yards and made 3
Louie Surace
returned an INT 22
yards for a TD and
kicked a 37-yard FG.
Surace also recovered
a fumble... Ryan
Louie Surace
Conschafter rushed
10 times for 27 yards and made 3
tackles... Marcus Evans ran 10 times
for 39 yards... Cordell Owens led the
defensive effort with 6 tackles...
Christopher Kuchta made 4 tackles... David Archer completed 5 of 12
passes for 68 yards and a TD... Pete
Masters caught 2 passes for 21 yards...
The Lancers trailed
12-6 at the half before
rallying for a tough 22-20 win over
Rochester’s U-Prep last week... QB
Takal Molson rushed 6 times for 61
yards and a TD and completed 11 of
22 passes for 185
yards and another
TD... Anthony Stitt
rushed 11 times for
44 yards... Tony
Robinson had a big
game as he caught 9
Tony Robinson
and a TD. He also
punched in a 3-yard TD on the
ground... Christian Osborne caught a
26-yard pass... Cam Dunning had a
game-changing INT on defense and
also caught a crucial 35-yard pass on
3rd-an-16... Delhen Jones and Marc
O'Neill each recore a QB sack... Sean
Wilson was solid on the OL...
The Warriors led 13-7
at the half and outlasted
Cass Valley-Falconer 39-26 last
week... QB Jared Fish completed 6
of 10 passes for 135 yards and 3 TDs.
He also ran for 101 yards and a TD on
just 9 carries. Fish
broke free for a 49yard TD run in the
4th quarter... Marcus
Zaprowski ran 10
times for 127 yards
and a TD. He also
made 8 tackles on
Marcus Zaprowski
defense... Jacob
Dowdy ran 6 times for 62 yards and a
TD... Malachi Ficek was a stalwart
on the offensive line... Jimmie Nye
caught 3 passes for 40 yards and scoring strikes of 15 and 19 yards... Andy
Crandall scored a TD on a 71-yard
pass play... Derek McClure made 7
tackles...
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ St. Anthony’s........7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Clarence.................... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Aquinas.................1:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... St. Francis................. 1:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Canisius..................... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ UPrep (5).............. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ St. Mary’s..................1:00
Sat., Oct. 25........ Cathedral Prep (Pa).. 1:00
Fri., Oct. 31........ @ Bishop Timon.......7:00
Nov. 7/8............... Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Evans 10-39, Conschafter 10-27,
Thompson 4-15, Bomberski 1-4, Schaefer 1-2,
Jackson 2-2, Przybyla 2-2, Archer 11-(-11).
Receiving: Thompson 2-42, Masters 2-21,
Conschafter 1-5.
2014 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 6......... @ UPrep (5).............. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... St. John Baptist........ 1:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Bishop Timon.......7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Oil City (Pa.).............2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Niagara Wheatfield.. 1:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Erie East (Pa.).......... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ St. Joe’s.................1:00
Sat., Oct. 25........ St. Francis................. 1:00
Sat., Nov. 1.......... Cardinal O’Hara...... 1:00
Nov. 7/8............... Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... Cassadaga Valley...... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Lackawanna......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... MGCLake................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Southwestern........7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Alley-Limestone... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Gowanda................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Springville................. 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Molson 6-61, Stit 11-44,
Osborne 4-16, Robinson 1-6.
Rushing: Zaprowski 10-127, Fish 9-101,
Dowdy 6-62, Peters 2-4.
Receiving: Robinson 9-124, Dunning 1-35,
Osborne 1-26.
Receiving: Nye 3-40, Crandall 1-71,
Phearsdorf 1-17, McClure 1-7.
TDs: Robinson 2, Molson.
TDs: Nye 2, Dowdy, Zaprowski, Fish,
Crandall.
Passing: Molson 11-22-185.
Passing: Fish 6-10-135.
TD Passes: Molson.
TD Passes: Fish 3.
Interceptions: Dunning.
FRec: None.
FRec: Cooper, McClure.
TDs: Thompson, Surace.
Passing: Archer 5-12-68.
TD Passes: Archer.
Interceptions: Masters, Surace.
FRec: Surace.
43
Team Reports
Sherman-Clymer
Silver Creek
South Park
Wildcats
Black Knights
Sparks
The Wildcats fell
and lost to Ellicottville 33-16 last
week... Korey Ayers powered the
offense as he rushed 20 times for 81
yards... QB Jeremy Cole ran 9 times
for 42 yards and a
TD. Cole also completed 6 of 10 passes
for 42 yards and a
TD and made 9 tackles on defense...
Adam Einink had a
solid game as he
Jeremy Cole
made 9 tackles and
recovered a fumble... Dylan Neckers
caught 4 passes for 17 yards... Kolby
Parks caught a 10-yard TD pass...
Jared Dunnewold spearheaded the
defense as he made 12 tackles... Sam
VanValkenburg and Evan Legters
each made 9 tackles. VanValkenburg
was a standout on the offensive line..
The Black Knights
took a 14-0 lead at the
half before the game was suspended
due to lightning... Silver Creek
returned the following day and finished off a 28-0 win over AlleganyLimestone... Noah
Radack completed 4
yards and 2 TDs...
Radack hit Trevon
Thompson with a
79-yard TD pass...
Kraig Gilbert powMike Priest
ered the ground
attack as he rushed 21 times for 165
yards. Gilbert scored on runs of 8 and
89 yards... Bill Seiders ran 10 times
for 61 yards... Lucas Hallick caught a
19-yard TD pass... Mike Priest made
18 tackles and also recorded a sack...
Nate Jones made 12 tackles... Ayden
Jimerson had a QB sack…
The Sparks led 26-14
at the half and beat Hutch
Tech 44-20 last week... DeAndre
Brown electrified the crowd when he
returned the opening kickoff 90 yards
for a TD... QB Tyree Brown completed 14 of 19 passes
for 204 yards and 3
TDs. He also rushed
and another TD...
Antonio Leonard
caught 7 passes for
92 yards and a TD.
He also intercepted a DeAndre Brown
pass and returned it 54 yards for a
TD... Daryl Moore caught 5 passes
for 81 yards and 2 TDs... Bryce
Carmicheal rushed 4 times for 32
yards and made 9 tackles on defense...
William Burgess made 10 tackles and
had 2 QB sacks... Quan Burgess
made 7 tackles...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Ellicottville........... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Cattaraugus-LV........ 1:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Portville................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Randolph...................7:30
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Pine Valley................ 1:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Frewsburg............ 7:30
Sat., Oct. 18........ Panama......................1:30
Fri., Sept. 5......... Alley-Limestone........7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Akron.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... JFK............................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Wilson................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ Cleve Hill..............2:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Lackawanna..............7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Cattaraugus-LV....7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Hutch Tech........... 4:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ St. Francis............ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Iroquois (AH)........... 6:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... WSeneca West (AH).. 7:30
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Hamburg (AH)......... 6:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ East High (RF).....7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ McKinley (RF).....7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Ayers 20-81, Cole 9-42, Einink 4-15,
Lyon 1-4.
Rushing: Gilbert 21-165, Seiders 10-61,
Hallick 3-16, Forbes 2-11.
Receiving: Neckers 4-17, Parks 1-10,
Meeder 1-8.
Receiving: Gilbert 2-2, Thompson 1-79,
Hallick 1-19.
TDs: Parks, Cole.
TDs: Gilbert 2, Hallick, Thompson.
2014 Numbers
Rushing: TyBrown 5-88, Carmicheal 4-32,
QBurgess 8-26, WBurgess 5-20, Gerace 2-8,
McDonald 1-6, Neal 2-4.
Receiving: Leonard 7-92, Moore 5-81,
DeBrown 2-31.
TDs: Moore 2, Leonard 2, TyBrown,
DeBrown.
Passing: Cole 6-10-42.
Passing: Radack 4-14-100.
Passing: TyBrown 14-19-204.
TD Passes: Cole.
TD Passes: Radack 2.
TD Passes: TyBrown-3.
Interceptions: Priest.
Interceptions: Leonard, Johnson.
FRec: Einink.
FRec: None.
FRec: Carmicheal, Gerace.
44
Team Reports
Southwestern
Springville
Starpoint
Trojans
Griffins
Spartans
The Trojans were tied
at 14-14 at the half when
the game was halted due to lightning...
Southwestern returned the following
night and raced away for a 36-21 win
over Gowanda... Noah Weinstein
completed 7 of 11
and 2 TDs. He also
snuck in for a 1-yard
TD... Hunter
Peterson ran 13
Mason Hoose rushed
Niko Pannes
and 1 TD. He was also 4-or-5 on PAT
kicks... Nick Swanson ran 5 times for
62 yards and made 9 tackles on
defense... Brendan Kennedy carried
11 times for 53 yards and a TD...
Niko Pannes caught 3 passes for 62
yards and 2 TDs... Jordan Bryerton
led the defense with 10 tackles...
The Griffins led 34-12
after three quarters but
surrendered 24 points in the final
frame and lost to Fredonia 36-34...
Pat O'Brien rushed 19 times for 114
yards and 2 TDs... Devin WhiteKearns ran 14 times
for 101 yards and a
TD. He also completed 3 for 57 yards and
a TD... Ian Baker
rushed 4 times for 24
yards an a TD. He
also made 9 tackles
Ian Baker
and intercepted a
pass on defense... Jake Smith rushed
5 times for 48 yards... Dalton Nelson
added 16 rushing yards to the totals...
Kyle Crotty carried 6 times for 35
Devin Pazzuti caught a 31-yard TD
pass and made 7 tackles on defense...
Parker Rice was in on 8 tackles...
The Spartans led 20-6
at the half but surrendered a pair of 2nd-half TDs before
pulling out a 26-20 win in OT over
Kenmore East... Terry Rutland electrified the crowd when he returned the
opening kickoff 80
yards for a TD. He
also ran 16 yards for
a TD to win the game
in OT... Alex Goupil
rushed 14 times for
Tajay Ahmed ran 8
Tajay Ahmed
times for 65 yards
and made 9 tackles on defense... Eric
Yaeger completed 6 of 10 passes for
114 yards and a TD... Mike Chase
caught 2 passes for 49 yards and a TD
and also made 6 tackles on defense...
Ron Larocque caught 2 passes for 32
yards... Austin Meenaghan recorded
7 tackles and a sack...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... Gowanda................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Alley-Limestone... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Cleve Hill...................7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Salamanca................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ MGCLake................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Cass Valley (F)..... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Olean.....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Eden...........................7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Pioneer....................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ East Aurora...............7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 6......... Kenmore East........... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Wmsville South....7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Wmsville East...... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Lockport................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Grand Island............ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Sweet Home.............. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ Riverside (RF)......2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Peterson 13-113, M.Hoose 10-76,
Swanson 5-62, Kennedy 11-53, Weinstein 3-4,
Williams 1-0.
Rushing: O'Brien 19-114, White-Kearns 14-101,
Smith 5-48, Crotty 6-35, Baker 4-24,
Nelson 2-16.
Receiving: Pannes 3-62, Sandbloom 1-28,
Kennedy 1-22, Peterson 1-11, Swanson 1-9.
Receiving: Crotty 2-26, Pazzuti 1-31.
TDs: Pannes 2, Weinstein ,Kennedy,
MHoose.
TDs: O'Brien 2, Baker, Pazzuti, White-Kearns.
Passing: Weinstein 7-11-132.
Passing: White-Kearns 3-14-57.
TD Passes: Weinstein 2.
TD Passes: White-Kearns.
Interceptions: Baker.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Goupil 14-71, Ahmed 8-65,
Yaeger 5-30, Rutland 10-22, Bratek 1-2.
Receiving: Chase 2-49, Larocque 2-32,
Dumond 1-19, Bowden 1-14.
TDs: Rutland 2, Goupil, Chase.
Passing: Yaeger 6-10-114.
TD Passes: Yaeger.
FRec: None.
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Team Reports
Sweet Home
Tonawanda
Westfield
Panthers
Warriors
Wolverines
The Panthers trailed
14-0 after one quarter
and rallied to take a 21-14 lead in the
4th quarter before falling to
Jamestown 35-28... Jordan Evert led
the ground game as he rushed 14
times for 71 yards
and a TD. He also
caught a 23-yard TD
pass... Jordan Heine
ran 10 times for 35
yards... Brandon
Smiley caught 5
passes for 56 yards
Christian Colon
and added 10 yards
to the rushing totals... Milton Zeigler
caught a 14-yard TD pass... The
Panthers took a 21-14 lead when Jon
Phillips stripped the ball loose and
Christian Colon recovered the fumble in the end zone... Keyshawn
Sherrod and Milton Ziegler each
intercepted a pass...
The Warriors surrendered 3 TDs and fell
behind 21-0 after one quarter before
losing to Cheektowaga 35-0... QB
Tristan Boling led the offense as he
rushed 16 times for 116 yards. He
completed 3 of 12
Boling also made 4
tackles and intercepted a pass on
defense... Ethan
Shattuck added 19
yards on 7 carries to
Tristan Boling
the offensive totals.
Shattuck intercepted a pass on
defense... Brandon Frye caught 3
passes for 67 yards. Frye also made a
team-high 9 tackles and intercepted 2
passes on defense... Colin Smith was
in on 8 tackles, including 5 primary
stops... Brian Bui recovered a fumble...
The Wolverines
jumped out to a 20-0 lead
and led 26-7 early in the third quarter
but surrendered the game’s final 20
points and lost to Cattaraugus 27-26...
QB Nolan Hunt rushed 14 times for
Hunt also completed
4 of 9 passes for 80
yards and a TD and
made 8 tackles on
defense... Alec
Chelton ran 9 times
for 22 yards and
Alec Chelton
made 6 tackles on
defense... Derek Walter led the
defensive unit as he made 12 tackles...
Mike Poletto caught 2 passes for 31
Kyle Cambria caught 1 pass for 15
yards and made 4 tackles... Joey
Quagliana made 11 tackles...
Brandon Freeman made 9 tackles...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 6......... Jamestown................ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Kenmore East........... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ North Tonawanda..7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ Wmsville East...... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Riverside................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Starpoint...............2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Wmsville South.........2:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... Cheektowaga.............7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... JFK............................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Depew................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Alden......................... 7:30
Thu., Oct. 2......... @ Amherst................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Maryale.,,............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ North Tonawanda.... 6:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Cattaraugus-LV....7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Panama................. 1:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Gowanda.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Ellicottville................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Frewsburg................. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Pine Valley............ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Randolph.............. 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Evert 14-71, Heine 10-35,
Smiley 4-10, Torrillo 4-2, Iverson 1-0.
Rushing: Boling 16-116, Shattuck 7-19,
Henderson 3-3.
Rushing: Hunt 14-142, Chelton 9-22,
Catalano 2-3, Cambrie 1-0.
Receiving: Smiley 5-56, Drake 2-32,
Zeigler 2-6, Evert 1-23, Milton 1-7.
Receiving: Frye 3-67.
Receiving: Poletto 2-31, (Unknown) 1-34,
Cambrie 1-15
TDs: Evert 2, Colon, Zeigler.
TDs: None.
TDs: Hunt 2.
Passing: Torrillo 11-23-124.
Passing: Boling 3-12-67.
Passing: Hunt 4-9-80.
TD Passes: Torrillo 2.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Hunt.
Interceptions: Sherrod, Zeigler.
Interceptions: Frye 2, Shattuck, Boling.
FRec: Phillips, Colon.
FRec: Bui
FRec: None.
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Team Reports
West Seneca East
West Seneca West
Williamsville East
Trojans
Indians
Flames
The Trojans led 6-0 at
the half and had to survive a last-minute drive to beat
Iroquois 12-7... Brandon Day powered the offense as he rushed 17 times
for 102 yards... John Dolac had a big
night as he rushed for
35 yards on 6 carries.
Dolac scored a pair
of TDs on short runs
and also made 10
Ray Johnson ran 4
John Dolac
Jalexis Santiago ran
3 times for 20 yards and caught 2
passes for 36 yards... Tyler Skretny
rushed 6 times for 32 yards and made
10 tackles on defense... Matt Kumro
completed 3 of 4 passes for 45 yards...
Evin Ksiezarczyk was dominant on
the offensive line... Ian Dolac intercepted a pass...
The Indians trailed just
14-6 at the half but surrendered 17 points in the third quarter
before falling to Clarence 31-12 last
week... Junior RB Aaron Harm broke
the school record for the longest TD
run when he bolted
99 yards for a score
in the second quarter.
That broke the record
of 94 yards set by
Des Randall... Harm
added 42-yard TD
run in the third quarJack Myers
ter and finished with
165 yards on 8 carries... Jack Myers
led the defensive effort as he was in
on 15 tackles, 5 solo... Anthony
Jaycox forced a fumble... Connor
Buhr made 3 tackles and recorded a
QB sack... Tim Skea made 7 tackles,
3 initial hits... Mitch Piddisi was in
on 4 tackles...
The Flames fell
lightning... The Flames returned the
following night to finish the game but
lost to Bennett 54-6... Tahji Lewis
had a solid night as
he rushed for 177
yards and a TD on 15
carries. He also
caught a 16-yard
pass… Matt
Evanetski added 14
rushing yards to the
Tahji Lewis
totals... Pat Orsini
caught 2 passes for 70 yards... QB
Ryan Foster completed 3 of 10 passes for 86 yards... Nick Molnar was a
bright spot on the offensive line.
Molar stayed aggressive the entire
game... Ben Geiger made 4 tackles...
TJ Allen and Chris Tideswell each
made 3 tackles...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 5......... Iroquois..................... 9:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... McKinley................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ South Park (AH)... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Hutch Tech (RF)... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Hamburg................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ West Seneca West.....7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... Clarence.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Jamestown............7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Orchard Park...... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Frontier......................7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Lancaster................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Depew....................7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ WSeneca East...... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Bennett................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ North Tonawanda..7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Starpoint................... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Sweet Home.............. 2:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Wmsville South....6:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Riverside................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Grand Island........7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: None.
Rushing: None.
Rushing: Lewis 15-177, Evanetski 5-14.
Receiving: None.
Receiving: None.
Receiving: Orsini 2-70, Lewis 1-16.
TDs: None.
TDs: None.
TDs: Lewis.
Passing: None.
Passing: None.
Passing: Foster 3-10-86.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: None.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
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Team Reports
Williamsville North
Williamsville South
Wilson
Spartans
Billies
Lakemen
The Spartans scored
all of their points in the
first half and the defense pitched a
shutout in a 21-0 win over Grand
Island... QB Chad Steinwachs completed 6 of 18 passes for 105 yards
and 2 TDs... Andrew
Hwang led the team
with 37 rushing yards
on 16 carries... Dean
Thompson caught a
30-yard TD pass. He
also scooped up a
fumble and returned
Dean Thompson
it 52 yards for a TD...
Jake Ames caught 3 passes for 56
yards, including a 25-yard scoring
strike. He also made 7 tackles and
intercepted a pass on defense... Jason
Hwang caught a 16-yard pass... Jon
Becht led the defense as he made a
team-high 14 tackles... Nick Ames
made 12 tackles...
The Billies fell behind
21-7 after one quarter but
had pulled within 21-14 when the
The Billies returned the following day
and beat Kenmore West 24-21 when
Ben Neuss kicked a
27-yard FG as time
expired... Sam
Castronova completed 21 of 38 passes
for 259 yards and 1
TD... Matt Foster
caught 6 passes for
Matt Foster
104 yards. He also
ran 17 yards for a TD... Ryan
Philipps caught 4 passes for 35
yards... Jacob Huber caught 4 passes
for 67 yards, including a 20-yard TD
pass... Jeremy Spitzberg caught 4
passes for 25 yards and made 7 tackles on defense... Andrew Laudico
recovered a fumble...
The Lakeman trailed
6-0 at the half and lost a
defensive battle to Lackawanna 12-0
last week... Nick Thuman led the
ground game as he ran 8 times for 31
yards... Wade Rick rushed 9 times for
26 yards... QB Justin
Daul had a solid day
as he completed 10
yards... Alex Fox
caught 2 passes for
64 yards and made 3
Justin Daul
Jacob Rice caught 4
passes for 20 yards and made 8 tackles on defense... Steve Proper caught
2 passes for 18 yards and also added
44 yards in kick returns... Dylan
Thompson led the defense with a
team-high 9 tackles... Matt Morgan
and Zach Ganshaw helped the defensive effort with 3 tackles each...
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
2014 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 6......... Grand Island............ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... East High.................. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Niagara Falls....... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ Niag Wheatfield... 2:00
Thu., Oct. 2......... Ken West (DPW)..... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Frontier................. 7:30
Sat., Oct. 18........ Lockport....................2:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... Kenmore West.......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Starpoint................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Grand Island....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... North Tonawanda.... 7:00
Thu., Oct. 2......... Williamsville East.... 6:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Kenmore East...... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ Sweet Home......... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 5......... @ Lackawanna.........7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Cleve Hill..............2:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Akron.........................7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Silver Creek.............. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ Newfane................ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Barker................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ JFK............................ 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2014 Numbers
Rushing: AHwang 16-37.
Receiving: Ames 3-56, Thompson 1-30,
J.Hwang 1-16, (Unknown) 1-3.
TDs: Thompson 2, Ames.
2014 Numbers
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Castronova 14-33, Foster 3-27,
Moon 4-15, Spitzberg 6-14, Donius 1-2.
Rushing: Thuman 8-31, Rick 9-26,
Daul 5-(-9).
Receiving: Foster 6-194, Huber 4-67,
Philipps 4-35, Spitzberg 4-25, Tuskes 1-25,
Moon 1-6, Buell 1-5.
Receiving: Rice 4-20, Fox 2-64, Proper 2-18,
Rick 1-1, Dabill 1-0.
TDs: None.
TDs: Castronova, Foster, Huber.
Passing: Steinwachs 6-18-105.
Passing: Daul 10-19-121.
Passing: Castronova 21-38-259.
TD Passes: Steinwachs 2.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Castronova.
Interceptions: Ames.
FRec: Thompson.
FRec: None.
FRec: Laudico.
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AA North
Niagara Falls………...
Williamsville North.....
Lockport………….......
Kenmore West….......
Niagara Wheatfield....
Div
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
All
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
PF
26
21
7
21
0
PA
0
0
29
24
26
Next
@ Cheektowaga
East High
Niagara Wheatfield
Orchard Park
@ Lockport
AA South
Orchard Park…..........
Clarence…………......
Jamestown................
Lancaster…...............
Frontier………............
West Seneca West....
Div
1-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-1
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
PF
72
31
35
29
22
12
PA
22
12
28
7
72
31
Next
@ Kenmore West
@ St. Joe’s
West Seneca West
@ Frontier
Lancaster
@ Jamestown
A North
North Tonawanda......
Starpoint....................
Williamsville South.....
Sweet Home...….......
Grand Island..........…
Williamsville East...…
Riverside.........….......
Kenmore East……....
Div
1-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-1
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
PF
28
26
24
28
0
6
0
20
PA
0
20
21
35
21
54
28
26
Next
Wmsville East
@ Wmsville South
Starpoint
Kenmore East
@ Riverside
@ N.Tonawanda
Grand Island
@ Sweet Home
A South
Hamburg.........………
West Seneca East.....
South Park.................
McKinley..........….......
Lake Shore.........……
Iroquois......................
Hutch Tech.................
East High....................
Div
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
PF
41
12
42
30
8
7
20
0
PA
8
7
20
0
41
12
42
30
Next
McKinley
@ Lake Shore
@ St. Francis
@ Hamburg
West Seneca East
Hutch Tech
@ Iroquois
@ Wmsv North
B North
Burgard......................
Lew-Port....................
Medina.......................
Bennett......................
Albion.........................
Barker.........................
Newfane.....................
Div
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
PF
26
48
68
54
20
30
8
PA
20
30
8
6
26
48
68
Next
@ Fredonia
Newfane
Bennett
@ Medina
Barker
@ Albion
@ Lew-Port
B Central
Div
Depew........................ 1-0
Cheektowaga............. 1-0
Amherst..................... 0-0
Maryvale.................... 0-0
Alden.......................... 0-1
Tonawanda.................. 0-1
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
PF
24
35
15
14
21
0
PA
21
0
7
6
24
35
Next
@ Amherst
Niagara Falls
Depew
@ Alden
Maryvale
JFK
B South
Div
Fredonia...................... 1-0
Olean......................... 1-0
Dunkirk....................... 1-0
East Aurora................ 0-0
Pioneer...................... 0-1
Eden........................... 0-1
Springville.................. 0-1
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
PF
36
20
8
7
0
12
34
PA
34
12
0
15
8
20
36
Next
Burgard
Springville
Eden
Pioneer
@ East Aurora
@ Dunkirk
@ Olean
C North
Div
JFK.............................. 1-0
Lackawanna................ 1-0
Silver Creek................. 0-0
Cleveland Hill.............. 0-0
Akron........................... 0-1
Wilson......................... 0-1
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
PF
36
13
28
6
0
0
PA
0
0
0
14
36
13
Next
@ Tonawanda
Salamanca
@ Akron
Wilson
Silver Creek
@ Cleve Hill
C South
Div
Salamanca.................. 1-0
Southwestern.............. 1-0
MGCLake.................... 0-0
Allegany-Limestone..... 0-0
CVF............................. 0-1
Gowanda..................... 0-1
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
PF
39
36
24
0
26
21
PA
26
21
12
28
39
36
Next
@ Lackawanna
@ Alley-Limestone
@ Gowanda
Southwestern
Ellicottville
MGCLake
Photo by Tim Frank
Canisius WR Josh Huffman heads upfield during the
Crusaders 48-3 win over McQuaid last weekend. Canisius
will host Aquinas this week.
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Class D
Div
Cattaraugus-LV............ 1-0
Panama....................... 1-0
Ellicottville.................... 1-0
Portville........................ 0-0
Randolph..................... 0-0
Frewsburg.................... 0-1
Westfield...................... 0-1
Sherman-Clymer.......... 0-1
Pine Valley................... 0-0
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
0-0
PF
27
34
33
00
12
32
26
16
00
PA
26
32
16
00
24
34
27
33
00
Next
@ Sherman
Westfield
@ CVF
@ Randolph
Portville
OPEN
@ Panama
Cattaraugus-LV
Season Cancelled
Msgr Martin
Canisius.....................
St. Francis.................
St. Mary’s...................
Cardinal O’Hara.........
St. Joe’s.....................
Bishop Timon.............
Div
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
All
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
PF
48
28
22
28
16
0
PA
3
21
20
6
49
42
Next
Aquinas (5)
South Park
St. John Baptist
@ Finney (5)
Clarence
U-Prep (5)
Independent
Div
Nichols....................... --
All
0-1
PF
6
PA
28
Next
Oakfield-Alabama
2013 WNY Leader Board
PASSING YARDS
Player (Team)
Yards
Sisson (Jamestown)................. 2,469
Castronova (Wmsv South)....... 1,699
Woodard (North Tonawanda)... 1,533
Mascio (South Park)................. 1,408
Gregoire (Lackawanna)............ 1,393
Anzivine (Olean)....................... 1,363
KTorrillo (Sweet Home).............1,337
TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Player (Team)
TD
Sisson (Jamestown)................. 30
KTorrillo (Sweet Home)............ 18
Stoldt (Alden)........................... 17
Castronova (Wmsv South)....... 17
Ley (Fredonia).......................... 15
Gregoire (Lackawanna)........... 14
Fraass (Lockport)..................... 14
Hellwig (Medina)...................... 13
Mascio (South Park).................12
TOUCHDOWNS
Photo by Mark Adair
Bennett WR Alexander Lofton makes a diving grab of a pass in the first half of the
Tigers 54-6 win over Williamsville East last weekend.
RUSHING
Player (Team)
Att
Doubek (Randolph)..............136
McCarthy (Fredonia)............ 113
CDustin (Falconer)...............155
Geiger (Gowanda)............... 217
Smythe (Eden).....................179
Ollison (Canisius).................176
Wolfe (Albion)...................... 159
Walker (Orchard Park).........184
Grant (Alden)....................... 153
Lauricella (Akron)................ 100
West (Hutch Tech)............... 154
Moorhead (Sherman)...........144
Forster (Cattaraugus-LV)..... 148
Gibson (Cheektowaga)........ 112
Price (Kenmore West)......... 197
Mummery (Pioneer)............. 179
Barnard (Tonawanda).......... 172
Evert (Sweet Home)............ 151
Davis (St. Joe’s)...................123
Miller (MGCLake)................ 109
BMisterman (St. Francis).....141
Woodard (N. Tonawanda)..... 74
Zellner (N. Tonawanda)....... 118
Majewski (Starpoint)............ 144
Isler (Wmsville North).......... 150
CSmith (Lackawanna)......... 151
Haight (Barker)...................... 94
Turner (Depew)....................125
Saxton (Panama).................129
Scott (South Park)................. 84
Brown (Medina).................. 102
Player (Team)
TD
McCarthy (Fredonia)................ 32
Doubek (Randolph).................. 28
Price (Kenmore West).............. 19
Sisson (Jamestown)................. 19
Lauricella (Akron)..................... 19
Walker (Orchard Park)..............18
Turner (Depew)........................ 17
RECEIVING
Yards
1,784
1,540
1,413
1,116
1,104
1,095
1,081
1,063
1,050
1,048
1,005
992
979
976
964
954
913
910
902
896
894
888
881
866
861
838
821
815
792
780
769
Player (Team)
Rec
Leonard (South Park)............ 50
Carlson (Jamestown)............ 45
Bathurst (Olean).................... 42
Lauricella (Akron).................. 41
Ferry (North Tonawanda)...... 40
Panebianco (Jamestown)...... 40
Daunce (Wilson).................... 36
Jefferson (South Park).......... 36
Mason (Wmsv South)............ 35
Hopcia (Alden)...................... 34
Blackmon (Albion)................. 34
Varner (Wmsv South)............ 33
Sobieraski (Lockport).............32
Barna (Medina)...................... 32
Hughes (Wmsv North).......... 31
Townsend (Lockport)............. 31
Dussault (Alden).................... 30
Smiley (Sweet Home)............29
Hennessy (Olean)..................28
Corbi (Lancaster)................... 27
Meyer (Fredonia)................... 25
Murphy (Orchard Park)..........24
Kelley (McKinley).................. 23
Larson (Jamestown).............. 23
White (Kenmore West).......... 23
Green (Amherst).................... 23
Goolsby (Starpoint)................23
Pumm (Tonawanda).............. 22
Falsone (Orchard Park)......... 22
50
Yards
704
840
780
784
842
808
617
387
537
495
465
443
536
523
536
472
428
475
412
322
532
372
548
367
342
240
215
368
266
FUMBLE RECOVERIES
Player (Team)
FR
Brown (Medina)............................ 4
Keith (St. Mary’s).......................... 4
Ball (Springville)............................ 4
Rudnick (JFK)............................... 4
O’Dell (Panama)........................... 4
INTERCEPTIONS
Player (Team)
INT
Hennessy (Olean).......................... 7
Ford (Kenmore West).................... 5
MkHampton (Burgard)................... 5
Ford (Kenmore West).................... 5
CSmith (Lackawanna)................... 5
Tackentein (Pioneer)..................... 5
Watkins (Clrve Hill)........................ 5
Leonard (South Park).................... 5
FIELD GOALS
Player (Team)
FG (Lg)
Hoose (Southwestern)................. 4 (45)
Bliss (Pioneer)............................. 3 (28)
Coatsworth (East Aurora)............ 2 (37)
Gibbon (Eden).............................. 2 (33)
Haubel (Amherst)......................... 2 (28)
Nick Johnston (Fredonia)............. 2 (46)
W e s t e r n
WEEK 1
Amherst 15, East Aurora 7
Hamburg 41, Lake Shore 8
St. Anthony’s 49, St. Joe’s 16
Aquinas 42, Bishop Timon 0
West Seneca East 12, Iroquois 7
Clarence 31, West Seneca West 12
Williamsville South 24, Kenmore West 21
North Tonawanda 28, Riverside 0
Bennett 54, Williamsville East 6
McKinley 30, East High 0
Depew 24, Alden 21
Cheektowaga 35, Tonawanda 0
Maryvale 14, Cleve Hill 6
Lew-Port 48, Barker-RH 30
Dunkirk 8, Pioneer 0
Lackawanna 13, Wilson 0
Silver Creek 28, Allegany-Limestone 0
Salamanca 39, Cass Valley-Falconer 26
MGCLake 24, Randolph 12
Southwestern 36, Gowanda 21
Cattaraugus-LV 27, Westfield 26
Portville, Pine Valley forfeit
Ellicottville 33, Sherman 16
Panama 34, Frewsburg 32
Lancaster 29, Lockport 7
Orchard Park 72, Frontier 22
Fredonia 36, Springville 34
St. Francis 28, Holy Trinity 21
Canisius 48, McQuaid 3
Cardinal O’Hara 28, Nichols 6
Medina 68, Newfane 8
JFK 36, Akron 0
St. Mary’s 22, UPrep 20
Jamestown 35, Sweet Home 28
Niagara Falls 26, Niagara-Wheatfield 0
Williamsville North 21, Grand Island 0
Starpoint 26, Kenmore East 20
Olean 20, Eden 12
Burgard 26, Albion 20
South Park 42, Hutch Tech 20
WEEK 2
Depew @ Amherst, 6:00
West Seneca East @ Lake Shore, 6:30
UPrep (5) @ Bishop Timon, 7:00
West Seneca West @ Jamestown, 7:00
McKinley @ Hamburg, 7:00
Williamsville East @ North Tonawanda, 7:00
Starpoint @ Williamsville South, 7:00
Hutch Tech @ Iroquois, 7:00
Grand Island @ Riverside (Riv), 7:00
Silver Creek @ Akron, 7:00
Maryvale @ Alden, 7:00
Newfane @ Lew-Port, 7:00
Southwestern @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:00
MGCLake @ Gowanda, 7:00
Salamanca @ Lackawanna, 7:00
Portville @ Randolph, 7:00
Pioneer @ East Aurora, 7:30
Eden @ Dunkirk, 7:30
Bennett @ Medina, 7:30
Barker/RH @ Albion, 7:30
Ellicottville @ Cassadaga Valley (Falc), 7:30
Frewsburg @ Pine Valley, 7:30
Lancaster @ Frontier, 7:30
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Aquinas @ Canisius, 1:00
St. John The Baptist @ St. Mary’s, 1:00
Cardinal O’Hara @ Finney (5), 1:00
Clarence @ St. Joes, 1:00
Cattaraugus-LV @ Sherman (Sher), 1:30
Westfield @ Panama, 1:30
Wilson @ Cleve Hill, 2:00
Niagara Wheatfield @ Lockport, 2:00
Kenmore East @ Sweet Home, 2:00
Springville @ Olean, 7:00
South Park @ St. Francis, 7:00
WEEK 3
St. Mary’s @ Bishop Timon, 7:00
Cardinal O’Hara @ UPrep (5), 7:00
Frontier @ Clarence, 7:00
West Seneca West @ Orchard Park, 7:00
Sweet Home @ North Tonawanda, 7:00
Williamsville South @ Grand Island, 7:00
East High @ Hamburg, 7:00
McKinley @ West Seneca East, 7:00
Lackawanna @ Cheektowaga, 7:00
Fredonia @ Pioneer, 7:00
Amherst @ Maryvale, 7:00
Lew-Port @ Burgard (AH), 7:00
Akron @ Wilson, 7:00
JFK @ Silver Creek, 7:00
MGCLake @ Salamanca, 7:00
Westfield @ Gowanda, 7:00
Cleve Hill @ Southwestern, 7:00
Sherman @ Portville, 7:00
Randolph @ Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00
Frewsburg @ Ellicottville (Frank), 7:00
Canisius @ Walsh Jesuit, 7:30
Allegany-Limestone @ Cass Valley (Falc), 7:30
Eden @ Springville, 7:30
East Aurora @ Dunkirk, 7:30
Tonawanda @ Depew, 7:30
Lake Shore @ Medina, 7:30
Jamestown @ Lancaster, 7:30
Panama @ Pine Valley, 7:30
Nichols @ Villanova College, TBA
St. Joe’s @ Aquinas, 1:00
Lockport @ Kenmore West, 2:00
Hutch Tech @ Niagara Wheatfield, 2:00
Riverside @ Kenmore East, 2:00
Williamsville North @ Niagara Falls, 2:00
Starpoint @ Williamsville East, 2:00
Albion @ Newfane, 2:00
Barker @ Bennett (AH), 3:00
Iroquois @ South Park (AH), 6:00
Alden @ St. Francis, 7:00
Bradford (Pa.) @ Olean, 7:00
WEEK 4
Canisius @ Jamestown, 7:00
Frontier @ West Seneca West, 7:00
Bishop Timon @ Riverside (Riv), 7:00
Hutch Tech @ Hamburg, 7:00
North Tonawanda @ Williamsville South, 7:00
West Seneca East @ South Park (AH), 7:00
Amherst @ Cheektowaga, 7:00
Pioneer @ Springville, 7:00
Eden @ Albion, 7:00
Dunkirk @ Olean, 7:00
Depew @ Maryvale, 7:00
Bennett @ Lew-Port, 7:00
Newfane @ Barker-RH (RH), 7:00
Silver Creek @ Wilson, 7:00
Akron @ Lackawanna, 7:00
Gowanda @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:00
Cassadaga Valley @ MGCLake (CL), 7:00
Salamanca @ Southwestern, 7:00
Randolph @ Sherman (Sher), 7:30
Ellicottville @ Westfield, 7:30
Cattaraugus-LV @ Frewsburg, 7:30
Clarence @ Lancaster, 7:30
Alden @ Tonawanda, 7:30
Fredonia @ East Aurora, 7:30
Burgard @ Medina, 7:30
St. Francis @ St. Joe’s, 1:00
Attica (5) @ Cardinal O’Hara, 1:00
Bishop McDowell (Oh) @ Orchard Park, 1:00
Cleve Hill @ JFK, 1:30
Portville @ Panama, 1:30
Finney (5) @ Nichols, 2:00
Oil City (Pa.) @ St. Mary’s, 2:00
Lockport @ Starpoint, 2:00
Williamsville North @ Niagara Wheatfield, 2:00
Kenmore West @ Niagara Falls, 2:00
Grand Island @ Kenmore East, 2:00
Sweet Home @ Williamsville East, 2:00
Lake Shore @ McKinley (RF), 2:00
Iroquois @ East High (AH), 6:00
WEEK 5
Thursday, October 2nd
Williamsville East @ Williamsville South, 6:00
Tonawanda @ Amherst, 6:00
Kenmore West @ Wmsv North (Depew), 7:00
Friday, October 3rd
East High @ Lake Shore, 6:30
Orchard Park @ Clarence, 7:00
Frontier @ Jamestown, 7:00
Lancaster @ West Seneca West, 7:00
Kenmore East @ North Tonawanda, 7:00
Burgard @ Bennett (AH), 7:00
West Seneca East @ Hutch Tech (RF), 7:00
McKinley @ Iroquois, 7:00
Southwestern @ Pioneer, 7:00
UPrep (5) @ Alden, 7:00
Lew-Port @ Albion, 7:00
Medina @ Barker-RH, 7:00
JFK @ Lackawanna, 7:00
Salamanca @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:00
Cassadaga Valley @ Gowanda, 7:00
Cardinal O’Hara @ MGCLake (MG), 7:00
Portville @ Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00
Ellicottville @ Randolph, 7:00
Olean @ East Aurora, 7:30
Springville @ Dunkirk, 7:30
Cheektowaga @ Depew, 7:30
Maryvale @ Akron, 7:30
Frewsburg @ Westfield, 7:30
W e s t e r n
WEEK 5 (Continued)
Saturday, October 4th
Bishop Timon @ St. Francis, 1:00
Canisius @ St. Joe’s, 1:00
Niagara Wheatfield @ St. Mary’s, 1:00
Nichols @ Panama, 1:30
Pine Valley @ Sherman (Cly), 1:30
Niagara Falls @ Lockport, 2:00
Riverside @ Sweet Home, 2:00
Grand Island @ Starpoint, 2:00
Fredonia @ Eden, 2:00
Silver Creek @ Cleve Hill, 2:00
Wilson @ Newfane, 2:00
Hamburg @ South Park (AH), 6:00
WEEK 6
Friday, October 10th
Dunkirk @ Amherst, 6:00
Lancaster @ Orchard Park, 7:00
Lake Shore @ Hutch Tech (AH), 7:00
Hamburg @ West Seneca East, 7:00
South Park @ East High (RF), 7:00
North Tonawanda @ Grand Island, 7:00
Medina @ Lew-Port, 7:00
Eden @ Pioneer, 7:00
Tonawanda @ Maryvale, 7:00
Bennett @ Albion, 7:00
East Aurora @ Springville, 7:00
Cleve Hill @ Akron, 7:00
Lackawanna @ Silver Creek, 7:00
Allegany-Limestone @ Portville, 7:00
MGCLake @ Southwestern, 7:00
Gowanda @ Salamanca, 7:00
Cattaraugus-LV @ Ellicottville (Ell), 7:00
Panama @ Randolph, 7:00
West Seneca West @ Depew, 7:30
Williamsville North @ Frontier, 7:30
Olean @ Fredonia, 7:30
Sherman @ Frewsburg, 7:30
Westfield @ Pine Valley, 7:30
Canisius @ Bishop Watterson, 1:00
Cassadaga Valley @ JFK, 1:30
Cardinal O’Hara @ Byron-Bergon (5), 1:30
Wilson @ Barker, 1:30
St. Joe’s @ UPrep (5), 2:00
McKinley @ Niagara Falls, 2:00
Niagara Wheatfield @ Kenmore West, 2:00
Jamestown @ Clarence, 2:00
Iroquois @ Lockport, 2:00
Williamsville South @ Kenmore East, 2:00
Riverside @ Williamsville East, 2:00
Sweet Home @ Starpoint, 2:00
Burgard @ Newfane, 2:00
Bishop Timon @ Wilson Magnet (5), 3:00
Nichols @ Finney (5), 4:00
St. Mary’s @ Erie East (Pa.), 7:00
Erie Cathedral Prep (Pa.) @ St. Francis, 7:00
Alden @ Cheektowaga, 7:00
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North Tonawanda @ Tonawanda, 6:00
West Seneca West @ West Seneca East, 7:00
Frontier @ Hamburg, 7:00
Orchard Park @ Jamestown, 7:00
Niagara Wheatfield @ Lew-Port, 7:00
Lake Shore @ Iroquois, 7:00
South Park @ McKinley (RF), 7:00
Williamsville East @ Grand Island, 7:00
Maryvale @ Cheektowaga, 7:00
Springville @ Salamanca, 7:00
Amherst @ Alden, 7:00
Barker @ Burgard (AH), 7:00
Albion @ Medina, 7:00
JFK @ Wilson, 7:00
MGCLake @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:00
Gowanda @ Akron, 7:00
Westfield @ Randolph, 7:00
Silver Creek @ Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00
Frewsburg @ Portville, 7:00
Depew @ Lancaster, 7:30
Dunkirk @ Fredonia, 7:30
Southwestern @ Cassadaga Valley (Fal), 7:30
Ellicottville @ Pine Valley, 7:30
Clarence @ Niagara Falls, 12:00
Cardinal Mooney (Oh) @ Canisius, 1:00
Bishop Timon @ Cardinal O’Hara, 1:00
St. Mary’s @ St. Joe’s, 1:00
Charlotte (5) @ Nichols, 1:00
Sherman @ Panama, 1:30
Kenmore West @ Kenmore East, 2:00
Lockport @ Williamsville North, 2:00
Williamsville South @ Sweet Home, 2:00
Starpoint @ Riverside (RF), 2:00
East Aurora @ Eden, 2:00
Lackawanna @ Cleve Hill, 2:00
Hutch Tech @ East High (AH), 3:00
Newfane @ Bennett (AH), 6:00
Aquinas @ St. Francis, 7:00
Pioneer @ Olean, 7:00
WEEK 10
Friday, November 7th @ Ralph Wilson
Msgr. Martin Playoffs, TBA
Section VI Championships, TBA
Saturday, November 8th @ Ralph Wilson
Msgr. Martin Playoffs, TBA
Section VI Championships, TBA
WEEK 11
Friday, November 14th
NYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA
Msgr. Martin Semifinals, TBA
Saturday, November 15th
NYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA
Msgr. Martin Semifinals, TBA
WEEK 12
Friday, November 21st
NYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA
Saturday, November 22nd
NYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA
Msgr. Martin Association Championship
WEEK 8
Section VI Playoffs TBA
Canisius @ Bishop Timon, 7:00
Section VI Playoffs TBA
Erie Cathedral Prep (Pa.) @ St. Joe’s, 1:00
St. Francis @ St. Mary’s, 1:00
Nichols @ Sherman, 1:30
WEEK 9
Friday, October, 31st
Section VI Semifinals TBA
St. Joe’s @ Bishop Timon, 7:00
Saturday, November 1st
Section VI Semifinals TBA
Cardinal O’Hara @ St. Mary’s, 1:00
St. Francis @ Canisius, 1:00
WEEK 13
Friday, November 28th @ Carrier Dome
NYS Championships, TBA
Saturday, November 29th @ Carrier Dome
NYS Championships, TBA
College Football
Leavell Leading Fisher Defense
By Mark Adair
Nationally-ranked St. John Fisher College scored the
game's final 22 points to earn a 36-14 win over visiting
Otterbein University in the Division III football season opener for both teams.
Fisher, ranked No. 9
in the D3football.com
preseason poll, senior
quarterback Tyler Fenti
completed 22-of-33
and 4 TDs., Senior WR
Nathan Nigolian scored
2 TDs and finished with
8 catches for 148 yards.
“We need to get back
and do some things a little bit better,” Fisher
coach Paul Vosburgh
said. “We weren’t aways
technically sound. But
when adversity struck,
our guys stood up to it
and responded.”
After forcing
Otterbein to go threeand-out in the game's
opening drive, Fisher
marched 54 yards on
just three plays for the
game’s first score.
“When we scored in
just three plays, it
looked pretty easy,”
Vosburgh said. “But
Otterbein is a pretty
Orchard Park grad Paul Leavell
good program. They
fought back and it wasn’t until the third quarter that we
could get the game in hand.”
St. John Fisher has been to the post-season for 11
straight seasons, five times making the NCAA Playoffs.
“We are the winning-est team in the East in the last 11
years,” Vosburgh said. “Nationally, we are in the top ten in
wins over the last 11 years.”
Vosburgh says that staying on top will be difficult.
“Our league is so tough,” he said. “This past weekend,
the Empire 8 went 8-0. Every team in our conference won
a non-league game. That speaks well of our conference.”
with the recent additions of Buffalo State and Brockport,
along with next year’s additions of Cortland State and
Morrisville State, the conference has been measurably
strengthened.”
“It’s tough every year now,” Vosburgh said. “There is no
easy weekend. You better be ready to play or you will lose.”
Fisher has an open date on the schedule this week
before playing the annual Courage Bowl game with
Brockport State.
“It’s a conference game for both of us now,” Vosburgh
said. “It’s exciting. I think the fact we have the State
schools coming into our league is good for college football
and good for New York State. Fans don’t have to go very
far to see great football.”
If the Cardinals are
going to repeat as
Empire 8 champions,
they will be relying heavily on senior safety Paul
Leavell, an Orchard Park
grad.
“Paul is the third of his
brothers to play for us,”
Vosburgh said. “Mike and
Joe were both solid players for our program.”
Vosburgh recruited
Leavell heavily as he was
finishing his high school
career at Orchard Park.
“You could see that he
was an outstanding football player and a very
good overall athlete.”
Leavell did not immediately break into the
Fisher lineup. In fact, this
is the first year as a fulltime starter.
“When we recruit kids,
we tell them that it’s not
easy to start here, especially as a freshman,”
Photo by Jerome Davis Vosburgh said. “Paul
worked his way up. Last
starts at free safety for SJF.
year, he was behind a
senior who was also in his first year as a starter. Paul did a
great job on special teams.”
Leavell will have full responsibility to make sure the
Cardinals defense is in the proper formation on every play.
“As our free safety, he is the quarterback of the
defense,” Vosburgh said. “He sets our defense and gets us
lined up in the proper alignment. He has to see the offensive formations and then make the call to get us in the right
spots. If he makes the wrong call, he misdirects the whole
defense.”
Leavell was in on 7 tackles, 4 solo, in the win over
Otterbein.
“He is playing very well right now,” Vosburgh said. “He’s
a competitor and he is doing a great job.”
Leavell is also solid in the class room.
“He’s a very good student,” Vosburgh said. “He has
great grades and does a great job with his academics. He
did in high school. He’s a little quiet but he does run the
show out on the field. We hoping that he progresses into
being an All-Conference performer this season.”
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Empire 8
Alfred.…..........................
Brockport State...............
Buffalo State…………....
Frostburg.…...................
Hartwick.….....................
Ithaca.…..........................
Salisbury.…....................
St. John Fisher…............
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Last Week’s Scores
Alfred 34, Husson University 17
Buffalo State 51, Cortland 48
St. John Fisher 36, Otterbein 14
Utica 55, Misericordia 0
Ithaca 21, Union 16
Brockport 45, Oberlin 10
Hartwick 43, Western Connecticut 38
Salisbury 41, Christopher Newport 32
Frostburg 24, Geneva 19
This Week’s Games
Alfred @ RPI, 12:00
Brockport @ Cortland, 12:00
Utica @ Union, 1:00
Morrisville State @ Hartwick, 1:00
Buffalo State @ Manchester
Liberty League
Hobart
St. Lawrence
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Rochester
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Western New England 38, Springfield 34
WPI 29, Curry 7
Hobart 33, Dickinson 21
Ithaca 21, Union 16
Merchant Marine 23, Apprentice 19
St. Lawrence 45, Coast Guard 14
RPI 29, Norwich 9
This Week’s Games
Hobart @ Endicott, 12:00
Alfred @ RPI, 12:00
Utica @ Union, 1:00
Norwich @ St. Lawrence, 1:00
Rochester @ Alfred State, 4:00
College Football
Joe’s grad Kicks BSC to win
Buffalo State opened the season with more play.”
a wild 51-48 overtime win over Cortland
Boyes sent in the field goal unit and
State last weekend.
St. Joe’s grad Marc Montana nailed a
“I have been coaching for a while
school-record 49-yard FG to send the
now and have never had a finish like
game into OT.
that,” Buff State coach Jerry Boyes said.
“I knew Marc had the leg,” Boyes
“We were up the
said. “He also
creek, we didn’t
does the kickoffs
have an oar and
for us.”
the current was
In the OT sesagainst us.”
sion, Buff State
With just :06
intercepted a
left, the Bengals
Cortland pass
trailed 48-45 and
before Montana
Cortland had the
trotted onto the
ball on Buff State’s
field again. He
48-yard line, facing
nailed a 34-yarder
a 4th down. The
to win the game.
Red Dragons sent
“Sometimes
the punting unit on
you are good and
to the field.
sometimes you
“We just sent
are lucky,” Boyes
everyone after the
said. “I think we
punter,” Boyes
got a little lucky.”
said. “We thought
Montana finhe was just going
ished 3-for-4 on
to run around and
FGs and was 6try to kill the clock.”
for-6 on PATs. He
Photo by Buffalo State College transferred to
Instead, with
St. Joe’s grad Marc Montana is kicking for Buffalo State
most of the
Buffalo State College.
Bengals defense
before this season.
chasing him, the Cortland punter did a
“He wanted to go somewhere that he
hook slide with :01 still on the clock.
could make a difference,” Boyes said.
“They lost 20 yards on the play,”
“Thank goodness that Buffalo State is in
Boyes said. “That gave us the ball at the his hometown because he sure made a
32-yard line. It gave us a chance for one difference already.”
MAC East
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Ohio.….............................. 1-0
Akron................................. 0-0
Buffalo…………................. 0-0
Bowling Green.….............. 0-0
UMass.….......................... 0-0
Miami (Oh).….................... 0-0
Kent State..….................... 0-0
All
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Central Michigan............... 0-0
Northn Illinois.................... 0-0
Ball State........………….... 0-0
Eastern Michigan.….......... 0-0
Toldeo..….......................... 0-0
Western Michigan.…......... 0-0
All
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UB Last Week Score
Buffalo 38, Duquesne 28
UB This Week’s Game
Buffalo at Army
9
Akron 41, Howard 0
Northern Illinois 55, Presbyterian 3
Central Michigan 20, Tennessee-Chattanooga 16
Western Kentucky 59, Bowling Green 31
Purdue 43, Western Michigan 34
Ball State 30, Colgate 10
Boston College 30, UMass 7
Buffalo 38, Duquesne 28
Ohio 17, Kent State 14
Eastern Michigan 31, Morgan State 28
Toledo 54, New Hampshire 20
This Week’s Games
Central Michigan at Purdue, 12:00
Akron @ Penn State, 12:00
Buffalo @ Army, 12:00
Missouri @ Toledo, 12:00
South Alabama @ Kent State, 2:00
Colorado @ UMass, 3:00
Northern Illinois @ Northwestern, 3:30
Virginia Military @ Bowling Green, 3:30
‘Lightning’ The Mood
“but everyone wanted to play at 2 o’clock. That just wasn’t possible. We didn’t have enough officials to play every
single game at 2 o’clock.”
Stoldt then got on the phone with Dan Finucane, who
schedules the officials for Western New York. He also
had to consult with Al Feser, who does the same job for
officials in the Southern Tier.
“We were all awake until after one in the morning,”
Stoldt said. “We had to make sure that some of the officials could get from one game to the games that were
suspended. Dan and Al really came through for us. They
did an amazing job.”
All the games that were suspended Friday night,
would have to replayed no earlier than 6pm Saturday.
And, still, it wasn’t as simple as re-scheduling the football
games.
“Some of the fields had soccer games scheduled for
7pm Saturday night,” Stoldt said. “So we had to work
around other sports, too.”
It was obvious that some of
the area’s referees were going
to put some serious miles on
their cars on Saturday.
“Honestly, the officials as a
group really came through big
time,” Stoldt said. “We had
some guys that had to ref a
2pm game in Newfane, then
drive to West Seneca East to
finish a suspended game,
before going back home to
Lockport.”
Even the WNY coaches, notoriously uptight about
staying on schedule, were all on board with the plan.
“The coaches were all great about it,” Stoldt said. “We
had a lot of people in the same boat. They understood
this was bigger than we planned.”
Amazingly, every game was completed. The final contest was finished Monday night when McKinley beat East
High at Riverside Field.
“I was just panic stricken that we had missed a game,”
Stoldt said. “I just knew that we would have a game
scheduled and no referees show up. But, in the end, that
didn’t happen. Every game got played and the officials all
got to their games. Everyone came through.”
Stoldt said he has thought about coming up with an
emergency plan in case of a re-occurrence of something
this big.
“There is no way to really plan for this because you
don’t know how many schools will be affected,” he said.
“Next time, it might be one or two games.”
All in all, it turned out as best that could be hoped for.
It certainly was memorable.
“It was a great way to kick off the season,” he said.
“We got through it and now we are on to Week 2.”
T H E
EXTRA
P
O
I
N
T
By Mark Adair
Well... THAT was certainly interesting.
When teams kicked off the 2014 season last Friday, little did anyone know that this was going to turn into one
of the most memorable Opening Nights to a football season in WNY history.
Things started normally, when East Aurora and
Amherst started their game at 6pm. Most games began
at 7:00 pm without a hint of trouble.
By 7:45, a lightning storm had move into the area forcing teams to get off the field. Many began the 30-minute
waiting period but it quickly
became clear that this storm
was much bigger than initially
forecast.
Ironically, earlier that day,
Section 6 Chairman Ken
Stoldt thought there might be
a small problem.
“I saw the weather report
and it didn’t look good,” he
said. “I sent an email out to all
the Athletic Directors to be
prepared if their game had to
be postponed or suspended. We had to keep in mind
that, if we had some suspensions, that there needs to be
a minimum of four days rest between games. I thought
we might have 2 or 3 games in that situation.”
While Stoldt was in attendance at the Depew at Alden
game, lightning flashed, and the game was stopped.
“I got 2 or 3 calls that games were being suspended,”
he said, “and then my phone just blew up. I knew that
this wasn’t good.”
It was obvious, from all the red on the radar reports,
that this storm was far bigger than initially forecast.
Lightning strikes were everywhere an the storm stretched
from Rochester to the middle of Michigan.
“I was not expecting to have 19 games suspended,”
Stoldt said. “I went home. Thankfully, I live a block away.”
When he arrived at his house a few minutes later,
there were more than 30 phone messages, emails and
texts waiting for him.
“I knew it was going to be a long night,” Stoldt said. “I just
started calling people. I had my cell phone going, my home
phone going, I was getting texts... I felt like a bookie.”
Finishing the games on Saturday wasn’t the problem.
“We knew we could play the next day,” Stoldt said,
“I got 2 or 3 calls that
games were being
suspended...
and then my phone just
blew up.”
53
It’s not the critic who counts.
Not the man who points out where
the strong man stumbled or where
the doer of deeds could have done
them better.
The credit belongs
to the man
marred by the
dust and the sweat
and the blood;
who strives valiantly;
who errs and comes
short again and
again and again...
...who at best knows,
in the end, the triumph
of high achievements
and who, at the worst,
if he fails at least fails
while daring greatly,
so that his place will
never be with those
cold timid souls
who know neither
victory or defeat.
- Theodore Roosevelt
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