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Timon’s
Holy
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Senior DE Leads
Tigers into Huge
Game vs Canisius
Issue No. 104
54 Pages
INSIDE:
Lockport LB
Gives Lions
Hope in AA
Gowanda RB
leads Panthers
into Playoffs
Double
Trouble
For Class A
Twins Andrew and Jason Hwang lead
Williamsville North into Class A Playoffs
Ken West
Grad Leads
Utica Defense
PLUS:
State Records
Team Reports
NYS Rankings
Schedules
ALSO:
Sideline Chatter
Extra Point
Section 6 Standings
This Week’s Lineup:
Contents
OCTOBER 21, 2015
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Butera Solid for Lockport
Lockport lost to Niagara Falls 28-12 last
weekend and dropped to 3-4 on the season. If Lockport is going to pull off the
upset in the Class AA playoffs, they will
need a big game from senior LB Charlie
Butera.
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Starpoint Finishes 7-0
Starpoint clinched a share of the A North
Division title when they beat Wmsville
East 46-14 last week. If Starpoint is
going to advance in Class A, they will
need more big games from junior RB
Terry Rutland.
4 ... WNY Notebook
5 ... Players of the Week
7 ... League Look-Ins
13 ... 2015 Notebook
16 ... Team Reports
40 ... Standings
41 ... Leader Board
42 ... Around The State
44 ... Campus News
47 ... Extra Point
Upstate
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Publisher
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Editor-In-Chief
Mark E. Adair
10 Bulldogs Beat Frontier
Hamburg finished the regular season
with a 21-0 win over rival Frontier last
week. If Hamburg is going to pull off
an upset, they will need another big
game from senior James Wittmeyer.
13 Szuzdik Leads Springville
Springville beat Olean 47-14 last week
to finish the regular season 6-0. If
Springville is going to advance in Class
B, they will need a big night from
senior RB Bryce Szudzik.
Business Manager
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Statistician
Paul Hutzler
Photography
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Buffalo Bills & ADPRO Sports Coach of the Week
Sarratori Leads Dunkirk Past Rival
Mike Sarratori was named the Buffalo Bills/ADPRO
Miguel Alicea powered the offense as he rushed 43
Sports Coach of the Week after his Marauders beat arch- times for 239 yards and 3 TDs. Alicea (59, 165) does not
rival Fredonia 29-16 last week.
exactly have imposing size.
It was the first time that Dunkirk had beaten Fredonia
He might be small, but he is one strong kid,” Sarratori
since 1998, breaking a losing streak of 17 games.
said. “He wants the ball and he does not shy away from
“This game is a huge thing down here,” Sarratori said.
contact.”
“There are two proud communities with more than 100
Alicea rushed for 1,556 yards in 2014. He has 870
years of history of playing each other. It’s just as big as
yards this season.
any rivalry in
“He is a tough,
WNY.”
fast, quick runner
The long losing
who gets better as
streak to it’s rival
the game goes
had weighed
on,” Sarratori said.
heavily on the
Dunkirk led 21-0
Dunkirk football
at the half and
program. When
held Fredonia at
the game ended, a
arm’s length the
celebration began.
rest of the way.
“A lot of stu“We knew they
dents stormed the
would come out
field after the
and try to take it to
game,” Sarratori
us,” Sarratori said.
said. “It was an
“We could not give
exciting moment
them any momenfor all of us. Our
tum.”
players were
Fredonia closed
dancing on the
to within 21-8 in
field and then
the third quarter
dancing on the
but Alicea scored
locker room.”
on a 55-yard run to
The Marauders
put the game out
also clinched a
Photo by Buffalo Bills of reach.
spot in the Class B Dunkirk coach Mike Sarratori was named the Buffalo Bills/ADPRO Sports
“If I am going to
playoffs with the
rely on someone to
Coach of the Week after leading his team past arch-rival Fredonia 29-16
win. Dunkirk is the last week. Dunkirk clinched a playoff spot with the win.
win a football
only school in
game, it will be
WNY to have never played in a Section 6 playoff game.
that kid,” Sarratori said.
“Last year was a huge step,” Sarratori said. “We had
Sarratori played high school football at Tonawanda,
not had a winning season since 1994 and the kids finwhere he was named a first-team all-league G and LB.
ished 6-3. That was just huge. This year, it’s even bigger.” He graduated in the spring of 1981 and then played four
Sarratori has been at the lead of a revival of the
seasons for the University at Buffalo.
Dunkirk program.
“We were Division III then,” Sarratori said. “I started at
However, he refuses to take much credit.
Inside Linebacker.”
“These kids have been through so many down years,”
Sarratori graduated with a degree in Community
he said. “They have been working for two years to
Mental Health. He got his Master’s Degree in Phys Ed
change this. They worked in the off-season with the liftand Education from Canisius College, graduating in 1986.
ing, and the passing leagues, and the camps. I have
His first coaching job was as a line coach and defenbeen totally impressed with their work ethic because they
sive coordinator at Tonawanda under Chris DeMarco,
have certainly put the time in.”
who is now the Athletic Director at Sweet Home.
The small community of Dunkirk has gone wild about
He was hired as a teacher at Dunkirk in 1989. He was
the football team.
also the head football coach and served that position until
“The community is really excited about it,” Sarratori
1998. He stepped away from the game when his kids
said. “Everybody is. The crowds are big at the games.
began playing Little League football.
We have been supported by the school and the adminisSarratori returned to the program in 2014 and immeditration and everything has worked out real well for us.”
ately made Dunkirk competitive after a long dry spell.
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Foster Closes in on
Career Record at South
Williamsville South lost to crosstown rival Williamsville
North 21-7 last week.
“I thought our kids played great,” coach Kraig Kurzanski
said. “That’s the best we have played on defense in a couple of years. North is a pretty solid team and we held them
to 76 yards rushing.”
The loss means the Billies are the 4th-seed from A North
and will open the playoffs against South Park.
“We’ve made the playoffs for 7 years in a row and that’s
important to us,” Kurzanski said.
Jack Holyoke,
the Billies starting
QB, was injured
against Williamsville
North. It is not
known if he will be
available to play
against South Park.
“Jack got hurt in
the 2nd quarter,”
Kurzanski said. “We
assessed him at
halftime but he
couldn’t throw the
ball so we pulled
him out.”
If the Billies are
going to get past
the top-seeded
Sparks, they will
need another big
day from WR Matt
Photo by Mark Adair
Foster.
Williamsville South senior Matt Foster.
“Matt’s been a
big part of our
offense for two years now,” Kurzanski said.
Foster, a senior, has had an incredibly productive two
years with the Billies.
He led all WNY receivers with 54 catches for 1,160
yards. This season, he has 47 catches for 777 yards. He
needs just one more catch to tie the Will South career
record of 102 receptions held by Phil Stasiak.
“Matt already has the yardage record,” Kurzanski said.
Foster (6-4, 220) was timed at 4.53 in the 40-yard dash.
“He’s very fast for a kid that big,” Kurzanski said. “He
was timed at the UB camp, so that time is legit.”
Foster is also an outstanding student with a 95 academic
average. He has already been accepted to both Cornell and
Penn in the Ivy League.
“He also has an offer from Old Dominion,” Kurzanski
said, “and a lot of interest from Colgate, Bucknell and
Central Connecticut.”
Kurzanski said that Foster doesn’t do much talking.
“He’s an old school guy,” he said. “He plays hard, and he
plays through injuries. He’s a quiet, stoic, focused kid.”
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Bishop Timon’s Holy Terror
By Mark Adair
If Timon is going to beat Canisius, they will need another big day from senior DL Desmond Stephens.
Timon improved to 6-1 on the season when they beat
“He’s really been a staple at defensive end for the last
Msgr. Martin rival St. Joe’s 42-28 last week. The Tigers led
3 years,” Comerford said. “This year he has become a
20-0 after one quarter and held the Marauders at arm’s
great tight end.”
length the rest of the way.
Stephens will not rank
“We played a pretty
high on any receiving lists.
complete game,” Timon
“He is our 6th linemen,”
coach Charlie Comerford
Comerford said. “We don’t
said. “I was pretty proud of
throw the ball very much,
the boys, especially beatbut Desmond is one of the
ing a great team like St.
top tight ends in the area.
Joes.”
With 400 yards rushing
The victory set up a
in a win over Jamestown,
showdown for first place in
and 350 in the win over St.
the league against
Joe’s, the Tigers are now a
Canisius this weekend.
running team.
The Crusaders will host
“We have turned into a
Timon at 1:00 pm
ground-and-pound team,
Saturday. Both teams are
which I didn’t expect,”
6-1 and have only lost to
Comerford said. “It’s nice to
Aquinas.
know you can get a few
“This game is huge,”
yards when you need it”
Comerford said. “It’s the
Stephens (6-3, 235) will
biggest game of the year
leave Timon after this seaso far.”
son and head to play at a
Timon, which has been
Prep School next fall.
ranked in WNY since a
“Desmond will definitely
Week 4 win over
play at a Prep School next
Jamestown, made its first
year,” Comerford said. “We
appearance in the NYS
have talked to several but
Polls this week.
we haven’t decided which
The Tigers are 29th in
one yet. We just have to
Class AA in the latest NYS
find the right fit for him.”
Sportswriters Poll.
Stephens is a legit
“Some people get
Division I-A scholarship
upset with the polls, but I
player. He will use the seadon’t,” Comerford said.
Photo by Mark Adair son at Prep School to refine
“I’m pretty happy with
his game and enhance his
where we’re at. We’re right Bishop Timon senior Desmond Stephens will lead the
options for college football.
where we want to be.”
Tigers against Canisius this weekend.
“He’s really the total
Timon is looking to get
package,” Comerford said. “He ran a 4.8 in the 40. He just
stronger for the final 2 games of the regular season.
Tyler Ringwood, who starts at WR and OLB, was injured flies. He’s also the most powerful guy on the team.”
Stephens is also a ‘Holy Terror’ at defensive end. He
early this season and should be back for the playoffs.
had 15.5 sacks in 2014. He already has nine this season
“Tyler is a solid player,” Comerford said. “He’ll return in
a week or two. If we can get him back for the stretch run, it and has a total of 34.5 in his career.
“He’ll take on 300-pound guards and has no problem at
would be big for our team.”
all,” Comerford said. “He can shut down a passing game.”
The Tigers and the Crusaders appear to be evenly
In the win over St. Joe’s, Stephens made 10 tackles, 5
matched this season.
for lost yardage. He also forced 2 fumbles and recovered
Both teams beat St. Joe’s. Both lost to Aquinas.
2 fumbles.
“Aquinas has a phenomenal team,” Comerford said.
“That’s the best thing about him,” Comerford said. “He
“They are really special this year.”
plays his best in the biggest games. When he gets the
Canisius lost to Aquinas 42-14 while Timon lost 28-6.
opportunity to make a big play, he makes it. He has
Comerford says he knows Canisius will be looking to
become a weapon on both sides of the ball.”
rebound from their first loss in almost 2 years.
That’s good news for the Tigers - as the biggest game
“Canisius is a great team, too,” he said. “We’ll get their
of the season is this weekend.
best performance.”
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Kenmore West
blitzed out to a 43-0
lead at the half and
beat arch-rival
Kenmore East 62-12
last week... Terrell
Ford led the offense
as he rushed 16 times for 209
yards and 5 TDs. Ford also
returned an interception for a 6th
TD...
AA
N O R T H
At A Glance
Div
Kenmore West…............ 4-0
Niagara Falls………....... 2-2
Lockport…………........... 2-2
Clarence......................... 2-2
Riverside................…..... 0-4
Friday, October 23rd
Clarence @ Orchard Park, 7:00
Lockport @ Lancaster, 7:30
Saturday, October 24th
Hutch Tech @ Kenmore West, 2:00
Jamestown @ Niagara Falls, 2:00
All
6-1
4-3
3-4
4-3
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Butera Solid for Lockport
Lockport lost to Niagara Falls 28-12
Lancaster is one of the highest-scoring
last weekend and dropped to 3-4 on the
teams in Western New York.
season.
“They throw the ball a lot,” Bronson
The Lions fell behind early but pulled
said, “and their QB is a 3-year starter. It
within 7-6. They were driving for the gowill be a tough challenge.”
ahead score and
If Lockport is
had reached the
going to pull off the
Wolverines 5-yard
upset, they will
line but a turnover
need a big game
ended the threat.
from senior LB
“We had trouble
Charlie Butera.
sustaining our dri“He’s done a
ves,” coach Greg
great job this year,”
Bronson said. “We
Bronson said. “He’s
had 4 turnovers
got an ability to be
and 2 were inside
around the football
the 15 yard-line.”
on every play.”
Lockport trailed
Butera (5-11,
14-6 at the half but
165) did not start
managed to pull
on defense last fall,
within 14-12 in the
playing mostly on
third quarter.
special teams.
“We gave up 2
“He was dissatismore touchdowns
fied with that role,”
in the 4th quarter,”
Bronson said, “and
Bronson said. “We
went to everything
held them under 30
Photo by Mark Adair we did in the offyards rushing but Lockport senior Charlie Butera.
season. He earned a
had big plays go
chance to start and
against us at inopportune times.”
he’s become a very good player.”
Lockport will open the Class AA playButera leads the Lions with 56 total
offs at Lancaster on Friday night.
tackles, (16 solo), 2 QB sacks, 9 tackles“Our defense has played well for long
for-loss and 2 fumble recoveries.
stretches of games,” Bronson said, “but
“He’s not an overly vocal kid but he’s
we will have to be much better if we want vocal on the field,” Bronson said. “He’s
to stay in the game with Lancaster.”
become a good leader out there.”
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Orchard Park fell
behind 7-0 after one
quarter but dominated the game from
there as they beat
Jamestown 38-7...
Josh Daul rushed
for 74 yards and a TD on 16 carries. He also took a short pass 51
yards for a TD... Orchard Park will
host Clarence in the first round of
the Class AA playoffs...
AA
S O U T H
At A Glance
Div
Orchard Park.................. 4-0
Lancaster........................ 3-1
Jamestown..................... 2-2
Hutch Tech...................... 1-3
Frontier........................... 0-4
Clarence @ Orchard Park, 7:00
Lockport @ Lancaster, 7:30
Hutch Tech @ Kenmore West, 2:00
Jamestown @ Niagara Falls, 2:00
All
6-1
5-2
4-3
3-4
0-7
Hutch Tech Starts Playoffs
Hutch Tech lost to Clarence 46-16 last
players that can run the ball and they can
week. The Engineers fell behind early and definitely put points up on the board. We
could never catch up.
have to keep pace with them.”
The loss meant nothing in the standIf Hutch Tech is going to pull off an
ings and Hutch Tech will start the playupset, they will need a big game from
offs this weekend.
senior WR Jibreel
The Engineers
Abdul-Nafi.”
have not had a
“He is very dedplayoff game since
icated and runs
2011.
great routes,”
“The kids are
Gelsomino said.
finally getting a litIn addition to
tle more excited,”
starting at WR,
coach Chris
Abdul-Nafi also
Gelsomino said.
returns kicks for the
“They are enthusiEngineers.
astic about practice
“He has breakand watching film.
away speed and
Now that the playgreat hands,”
offs are here, they
Gelsomino said.
are excited to play.”
Abdul-Nafi has
Gelsomino says
rushed for 132
he feels good about
yards and has
his team this year.
caught 10 passes
“If this team
for 79 yards.
puts their mind to
“Jibreel was our
it, we can surprise
Photo by Mark Adair possession receivsome people,” he Hutch Tech senior Jibreel Abdul-Nafi.
er,” Gelsomino
said. “We need to
said. “But Duane
get to work as hard as we can for the next Robertson broke his collarbone and
five days and see what happens.”
Jibreel had to become the deep threat.”
Hutch Tech will play AA North chamAbdul-Nafi has an academic average
pion Kenmore West on Saturday.
in the high 80s and also runs track.
“They have had the same head coach
“He’s focused but he likes to have
and program in place for a long time,”
fun,” Gelsomino said. “He is one of our
Gelsomino said. “They have multiple
emotional leaders on the field.”
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Starpoint Finishes 7-0
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North Tonawanda
fell behind 12-7 in
the first quarter but
took the lead and
ran past arch-rival
Tonawanda 53-30...
Zack Woodard
completed 7 of 9 passes for 159
yards and 2 TDs. He also ran for
28 yards and a TD...
A
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At A Glance
Div
Starpoint...........…........... 6-0
Williamsville North.…..... 6-0
North Tonawanda........... 4-2
Williamsville South.…..... 4-2
Grand Island................... 2-4
Sweet Home.….............. 2-4
Niagara Wheatfield......... 2-4
Williamsville East.…....... 1-5
Kenmore East................ 0-6
All
7-0
6-1
5-2
4-3
3-4
2-5
3-4
2-5
0-7
North Tonawanda @ W Seneca East, 7:00
Williamsville South @ South Park, 1:00
Iroquois @ Starpoint, 2:00
Hamburg @ Williamsville North, 2:00 pm
Starpoint clinched a share of the A
The Spartans will host a playoff game
North Division title when they beat
for the first time this weekend. They will
Williamsville East 46-14 last week.
play Iroquois at 2:00 pm Saturday.
The Spartans fell behind 14-0 early in
If Starpoint is going to advance in
the second quarter.
Class A, they will need more big games
“We took a time
from junior RB
out,” coach Al
Terry Rutland.
Cavagnaro said.
“Terry is the
“Obviously, with
spark plug of this
homecoming and
team,” Cavagnaro
all the other dissaid. “His hit turned
tractions, we came
that game around.”
out flat.”
Rutland also
The Spartans
starts at LB and
regrouped and tied
returns kicks.
the game on the last
“Every time we
play of the half.
need something to
“To the kids
happen, Terry does
credit, they found
something,”
the switch and
Cavagnaro said.
played extremely
Rutland is one
well after that time
of the hardest hitout,” Cavagnaro
ters in WNY,
said. “We forced
despite the fact he
turnovers, we were
is just 5-5 and 155
very physical, and
pounds.
played like we had
“He hits like he’s
Photo by Mark Adair
all year.”
240,” Cavagnaro
Starpoint junior Terry Rutland.
The Spartans
said. “When he
scored 5 TDs in the 3rd quarter to pull
makes a hit, the crowd goes nuts.”
away. They finished the regular season with
Rutland only plays football at
a 7-0 record in front of the huge crowd.
Starpoint and works at it year round.
“We had more people at that game
“He’s very well-liked in school,”
than the last 4 homecoming games comCavagnaro said. “He’s quiet and does
bined,” Cavagnaro said. “It was the
what he has to do. He just gets up and
biggest crowd since that stadium opened.” goes to work.”
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Hamburg Ready for Playoffs
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Iroquois took a 15-6
beat Riverside 29-14
in the regular-season finale...
Brandon Yax
rushed 26 times for
148 yards and a TD... Yax has
rushed for 1,155 yards this fall...
Iroquois will play at Starpoint in the
first round of the Class A playoffs...
A
S O U T H
At A Glance
Div
South Park..................... 6-0
West Seneca East......... 5-1
Hamburg................…..... 3-3
Iroquois..…..................... 3-3
Lake Shore..................... 3-3
West Seneca West......... 2-4
McKinley…...................... 2-4
Amherst..….................... 0-6
All
6-1
6-1
4-3
4-3
3-4
2-5
2-5
0-7
North Tonawanda @ W Seneca East, 7:00
Williamsville South @ South Park, 1:00
Iroquois @ Starpoint, 2:00
Hamburg @ Williamsville North, 2:00 pm
Hamburg finished the regular season
If Hamburg is going to pull off an upset,
with a 21-0 win over rival Frontier last
they will need another big game from
week. While the rivalry is not as well-folsenior James Wittmeyer.
lowed as some of WNY’s other big games,
“He’s our go-to guy,” Cauley said.
it still matters to the Bulldogs.
“When we need someone to take care of a
“To us, it’s every
job, we call on
bit as big as those
James.”
other rivalry
Wittmeyer is a 2games,” coach Pat
year starter. He has
Cauley said. “It’s a
played S and CB on
healthy, intense
defense. He has also
rivalry that we have
played TB, FB, QB
in all sports. When
and WR in his 2
we play Frontier,
seasons.
it’s a big game.”
“He has a great
The Bulldogs
football sense,”
finished the season
Cauley said. “Any
with a 4-3 record.
position we put him
They found out on
in, he does a great
Saturday that they
job for us.”
had qualified for the
It was not by
Class A playoffs.
design that the
“We had a pretty
senior has played so
good indication that
many positions.
we would get in,”
“We had to move
Cauley said, “but
him around because
we had to wait it
Photo by Mark Adair of injuries,” Cauley
out. We wanted to Hamburg senior James Wittmeyer.
said. “He’s a real
get to the tournateam guy and will
ment and now anything could happen.”
do whatever is needed. He always gets
Hamburg will play at Williamsville
himself in position and makes plays.”
North at 2:00 pm Saturday in the first round.
Wittmeyer (6-1, 185) also plays hockey
“We need a good week of preparation
and lacrosse at Hamburg.
for an outstanding opponent,” Cauley said.
“He’s a good athlete and a good stu“Will North plays good football and it will
dent,” Cauley said. “He’s a positive role
be quite a challenge for us.”
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B
Back-up QB Ready for Depew
E A S T
N
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E
B
O
O
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Alden scored once
in the first and second quarters to take
a 14-0 lead at the
half and held on for
a 14-6 win over
Rochester U-Prep
last weekend... AJ Patterson led
the defense with a team-high 11
tackles, 1 for lost yardage...
B
E A S T
At A Glance
Div
Alden.............................. 5-0
Depew............................ 3-2
East Aurora..................... 3-2
Medina............................ 2-3
Albion.............………...... 2-3
Barker-RH....................... 0-5
All
7-0
4-3
4-3
4-3
3-4
1-6
East Aurora @ Alden, 7:00
Dunkirk @ Burgard, 7:00
Lew-Port @ Cheektowaga, 7:00
Depew @ Springville, 7:00
Depew fought hard but lost to archrival Lancaster 41-21 last week.
“We just didn’t tackle,” coach Brian
Wilson said. “It’s been like this all year.
When we’ve tackled well, we win. When
we don’t tackle
well, we’ve lost.”
The game did
have bright spots
for Wilson.
“I thought we
were a little more
consistant on
offense than we
have been,” he said.
“We held the ball
and we were able to
move the sticks.”
Wilson also had
no fault with his
players effort,
which encouraged
him as the Wildcats
get ready for the
Class B playoffs.
“I thought our
kids battled well,”
he said, “but we
Depew junior Jon Wolf.
have to tackle better or we won’t be around very long.”
Depew will play at Springville in the
first round at 7:00 pm Friday.
“Springville is a good football team,”
Wilson said. “We have to try to stop that
option offense. Hopefully we can do a
good job and get the win.”
Depew will be entering the playoffs
with a back-up QB as the starter.
Jon Wolf, a junior, took the place of
starter Ryan Guay, who was injured in the
Wildcats loss to Medina.
“Ryan separated
his shoulder some
time in the 3rd quarter,” Wilson said.
“Somehow, he
toughed it out for the
rest of the game.”
Wolf got his first
varsity start against
Lancaster.
“It was a tough
place to throw him
in,” Wilson said.
“but he’s a bright
kid and works really hard. He had prepared like a starter
all season.”
Wolf completed
15 of 29 passes for
179 yards and a TD.
“He handled
Photo by Mark Adair
himself really well
for a game that
size,” Wilson said. “He did a good job.”
Wolf also plays basketball and baseball for Depew.
“He’s a real steady guy and doesn’t get
nervous,” Wilson said. “He just does his
job in a business-like manner. That will
serve him well in the playoffs.”
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Lew-Port Faces Top Seed
B
W E S T
N
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B
O
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Cheektowaga trailed
17-14 after three
quarters but scored
3 TDs in the final
quarter to pull out a
35-23 win over
Maryvale last weekend... Tyree Billingslea powered
the ground game as he rushed 15
times for 187 yards and 4 TDs.
B
W E S T
At A Glance
Div
Cheektowaga.........…..... 5-0
Burgard........................... 4-1
Lew-Port......................... 3-2
Maryvale......................... 2-3
Tonawanda..................... 1-4
Newfane......................... 0-5
All
7-0
4-3
3-4
3-4
2-5
0-7
Lew-Port beat Newfane 40-12 last
and we are executing, we are a dangerous
week and clinched a spot in the Class B
team,” Hoover said. “We may not have
playoffs with the win.
the talent that Cheektowaga has but our
The Lancers raced out to a 40-0 lead
guys play hard and want to win.”
in the first half.
If Lew-Port is going to pull off the
“We took out
upset, they will
the starters let the
need a big night
rest of the kids
from senior QB
play,” coach Jon
Donald Allender.
Hoover said. “They
“He has a great
are pretty excited
arm and can throw
to get in to the
the ball deep,”
playoffs.”
Hoover said. “He
Lew-Port would
also has a great
have been eliminattouch on his throws.”
ed with a loss.
Allender (6-5,
“We knew that
185) is second on
was actually our
the team in rushing.
first round of the
“He’s very fast,”
playoffs,” Hoover
Hoover said. “He
said. “We had to
can run the ball. He
win. We had a
can do a lot of
great week of practhings and hurt you
tice and the kids
in many ways.”
stayed focused.”
Allender is a 3Lew-Port has
year starter.
not made the play“He has been
Photo by Mark Adair
offs since 2011.
waiting
for this
Lew-Port senior Don Allender.
“We haven’t
moment,” Hoover
had a playoff game in 3 or 4 years,”
said. “He’s a leader and kids follow him.”
Hoover said. “We’re excited but that’s not
Allender also plays basketball for
our ultimate goal. We started focusing on
Lew-Port. He has an academic average in
Cheektowaga on the bus ride home.”
the high 90s and is a member of NHS.
Lew-Port has been a solid team for
“He’s looking at some D-2 and D-3
most of this season.
schools,” Hoover said. “He will certainly
:I think we if have everything going
help a college program somewhere.”
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B
Szuzdik Leads Springville
S O U T H
N
O
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B
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Dunkirk jumped out
to a 21-0 lead at the
half and held of
Fredonia 29-16... It
was the first time
Dunkirk had beaten
their arch-rival since
1998... Miguel Alicea powered the
offense as he rushed 43 times for
239 yards and 3 TDs... Dunkirk will
play at Burgard in the first round of
the Class B playoffs...
B
S O U T H
At A Glance
Div
Springville..............…..... 4-0
Dunkirk.............……....... 3-1
Fredonia......................... 2-2
Pioneer........................... 1-3
Olean.............................. 0-4
All
6-0
5-1
2-4
2-4
1-5
Springville beat Olean 47-14 last week and will host Depew at 7:00 pm Friday.
to finish the regular season 6-0. It was the
“Depew is a super football team and
first time Springville finished the regular
they are battle tested,” Jantzi said. “It will
season unbeaten since 1996, when they
be a great test for us to see just how far
won the NYS Class B championship.
we have come as a program.”
“I look around
If Springville is
the room and there
going to advance in
are 20-some kids,
Class B, they will
who don’t care
need a big night
who gets the credfrom senior RB
it,” coach Eric
Bryce Szudzik.
Jantzi said. “If
“He’s a super
something bad hapkid,” Jantzi said.
pens in the game
“He was at every
they shrug it off.”
lifting session and
Jantzi joined the
every off-season
program in 2014,
practice to get ready
hoping to help a
for this year. You
program that had
don’t get many kids
fallen on hard
with his dedication.”
times. He was
Szudzik (5-8,
named head coach
158) also starts at S
this summer, but
for the Griffins.
did not expect the
“Pound-forSpringville propound, he is one of
gram to return to
the toughest kids I
prominence so
Photo by Mark Adair have coached,”
quickly.
Jantzi said. “He
Springville senior Bryce Szuzdik.
“I did not have
makes a lot of the
imagine that we would be this far ahead
calls and adjustments in the secondary.”
of the game,” he said. “I think our system
Szudzik also wrestles for Springville
works and the kids believe in it. All the
and has an academic average in the 80s.
coaches put in the time. If everyone
He’s quiet and leads by example,”
believes in what you’re doing, special
Jantzi said, “but he’s not quiet on the
things can happen.”
field. He’s the kind of kid you want to
Springville is the third-seed in Class B
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Lofton Leads Lackawanna
C
N O R T H
N
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B
O
O
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Cleve Hill jumped
out to a 28-6 lead at
the half and beat
rival JFK 36-6 last
week... Daytwon
Burney ran 9 times
for 121 yards and 4
TDs... Cleve Hill will host
Southwestern in the first round of
the Class C playoffs...
C
N O R T H
At A Glance
Div
Bennett.....…................... 6-0
Cleveland Hill................. 5-1
Lackawanna................... 4-2
Silver Creek........……..... 3-3
Akron.............................. 2-4
JFK........…..................... 1-5
Wilson..............……….... 0-6
Allegany-Limestone @ Bennett, 7:00
Silver Creek @ MGCLake, 7:00
Lackawanna @ Gowanda, 7:00
Southwestern @ Cleve Hill, 2:00
All
6-1
6-1
5-2
4-3
2-5
2-5
1-6
Lackawanna lost the regular-season
Gowanda for the first round of the Class
finale to Bennett 32-13 last week.
C playoffs this weekend.
“When you play a team like Bennett,
“Gowanda is a good football team and
you need to step up your game,” coach
can run the ball,” Tardiff said. “I think our
Adam Tardiff said. “I think our kids did
kids are up to the challenge.”
that. Most of the
If Lackawanna
teams that played
is going to advance
Bennett, the game
the Steelers will
was over after the
need a big game
first quarter.”
from junior RB
Bennett is a
Jamel Lofton.
large school that
“He wasn’t eliwas dropped into
gible to play the
Class C this year
first game because
due to a quirk in
he was late getting
the BED numbers
into our school,”
the state uses to
Tardiff said. “He
classify programs.
didn’t have enough
“That’s out of
practices in.”
our control,”
Lofton is now
Tardiff said. “That
second on the
is up to the State
Steelers in rushing
and the Section to
and first in tackles.
decide. I do know
“He’s outstandthat we played
ing on both sides of
them closer than
the football,”
any other Class C
Photo by Mark Adair Tardiff said. “I
team this year.”
think he may be
Lackawanna junior Jamel Lofton.
Lackawanna
one of the best LBs
trailed 12-0 at the half and 18-0 after
in WNY.”
three quarters.
Lofton made 15 tackles against
“We have a young football team,”
Bennett.
Tardiff said, “and a lot of our kids grew
“He’s a leader on the field,” Tardiff
up. Our players saw what it’s like to play
said. “He will go in and hit people. He
at a very high level.”
never shies away from contact. He defiThe Steelers will now travel to
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C
Panthers Host 1st Round
S O U T H
N
O
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E
B
O
O
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Southwestern led 76 at the half and
scored twice after
the break to beat
Cassadaga-Falconer
21-14 last weekend... The Trojans
clinched a playoff spot with the win
and are the 3rd seed from the C
South... Brendan Kennedy led
times for 106 yards and a TD...
C
S O U T H
At A Glance
Div
MGCLake........................ 5-0
Gowanda........................ 3-2
Southwestern.................. 3-2
Allegany-Limestone........ 3-2
Cass Valley-Falconer...... 1-4
Salamanca..................... 0-6
Allegany-Limestone @ Bennett, 7:00
Silver Creek @ MGCLake, 7:00
Lackawanna @ Gowanda, 7:00
Southwestern @ Cleve Hill, 2:00
All
6-1
5-2
3-4
4-3
1-6
0-7
Gowanda beat Akron 31-12 non-league
Gabel says that the school and his playgame to finish the regular season at 5-2.
ers are excited. Gowanda will host
“We started out slow but came out the
Lackawanna at 7:00 pm Friday.
second half and played well,” coach Sean
“We’re fired up and ready to play,” he
Gabel said. “Our guys are a great bunch of
said. “The town is excited and the commukids that have a lot
nity is behind us.”
of character.”
If Gowanda is
Gabel is pleased
going to advance in
with how his team
Class C, they will
is entering the postneed another big
season this week.
game from junior
“We’re playing
RB Kam Alexander.
like team,” he said,
“He’s a power“which is what we
horse,” Gabel said.
want going into the
“He runs the ball
playoffs.”
hard. He’s also
Gabel was
blocking better,
thrilled when it was
which makes him a
confirmed that the
complete player.”
Panthers would host
Alexander also
a first-round playoff
starts at LB for the
game.
Panthers defense in
“We had to wait
addition to returning
to find out if Maple
punts and kickoffs.
Grove had won,” he
“He is a phesaid. “When we got
nomenal athlete,”
the second seed I
Photo by Tim Frank Gabel said, “and
was so happy for
he’s still developing.
Gowanda junior Kam Alexander.
the kids and the
When he touches
community. It’s been a lot of years since
the ball, something is going to happen
we had a home playoff game.”
Alexander (6-2, 195) also plays basketGowanda last hosted a playoff game in
ball at Gowanda.
the 2002 season.
“He is blessed with talent,” Gabel said.
“The kids have worked hard,” Gabel
“He is adjusting well to the varsity level.
said. “Our coaches have worked hard for
He has so much potential. He just has to
the last 6 years but it was well worth it.”
decide what he’s going to do with it.”
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Harris Leads Portville in D
D
N
O
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B
O
O
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Portville led 28-0 at
the half and beat
Salamanca 48-0 last
weekend... Jonas
Hurlburt led the
ground attack as he
ran 6 times for 93
yards and a TD. He also caught 2
passes for 27 yards and a TD...
Portville plays at Cattaraugus-LV in
the first round of the D playoffs...
D
At A Glance
Div
Franklin-Ellicott.................. 5-1
Randolph........................... 5-1
Frewsburg...........…........... 3-3
Cattaraugus-LV.................. 3-3
Portville.............................. 3-3
CSP................................... 1-5
Westfield............................ 1-5
Westfield @ Randolph, 7:00
CSP @ @ Frewsburg, 7:00
Portville @ Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00
Franklin-Ellicott (Bye)
All
6-1
5-2
3-4
3-4
4-3
2-5
2-5
Portville beat CSP 35-28 to clinch a
alive in post-season play,” Swetland said,
Class D playoff spot.
“and we have shown improvement every
“We played very well,” Portville coach
week of the season.”
Gary Swetland said. “But the real credit
If Portville is going to advance in the
belongs to our running game. We were able
Class D playoffs, they will need some big
to move the ball and
nights by senior QB
keep the ball away
Sean Harris.
from them.”
“He is athletic
Portville
and talented,”
jumped out to a 35Swetland said. “He
14 lead after three
is among the best
quarters and then
athletes who played
held off a rally in
QB at Portville.”
the final frame.
Harris (6-1, 175)
“I have to give a
has passed for 613
lot of credit to
yards and 3 TDs.
CSP,” Swetland
“He can throw
said. “They are a
the ball and run the
good football team
ball,” Swetland
and they did a nice
said. “It’s nice to
job coming back
have a kid like that
on us.”
taking the snaps.”
The Panthers
Harris played
will now play at
varsity as a sophoCattaraugus-LV in
more but has started
the first round of
for the last 2 years.
the playoffs.
“We got him
Photo by Tim Frank
“We are caureps
as a sophoPortville senior Sean Harris.
tiously optimistic,”
more,” Swetland
Swetland said, “and we are positive. I am
said. “In small schools you have to get the
very pleased with where these kids are
next one reps when you can.”
based on where we were.”
Harris also plays baseball and has an
Portville started the season 1-3 but
academic average in the 90s.
won their final three games to finish with
“His passion is baseball,” Swetland
a 4-3 record.
said. “He’s a pitcher and everything else
“We created an opportunity to still be
for the baseball team. He’s that good.”
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Wilson 29-22 last week to improve to 5-2
O’Hara will now play at Ohio-power
on the season.
Steubenville, a program currently ranked
N O T E B O O K
“We’ve been beating some large
50th in the nation.
schools,” coach Angelo Sciandra said.
“The guys are very excited about the
St. Francis trailed
“We bea U-Prep,
trip,” Sciandra said.
just 7-0 at the half
“This is a big-time
and battled hard but East High and now
Wilson. Those are
program we’ll be
lost to regional
all much bigger
playing.”
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schools
than
we
If O’Hara is
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to have a
14 last weekend...
O’Hara
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21-0
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for an upset,
Jerry Hickson completed 23 of 46
in the first half but
they will need
passes for 213 yards. He also
fell behind 22-21
another big game
rushed for a 3-yard TD... The
after 3 quarters.
from Will Willis.
Raiders will host St. Joe’s at 7:00
“We talked to
“He’s having a
pm Friday...
the kids before we
great year on both
started the fourth
sides of the ball,”
quarter,” Sciandra
Sciandra said.
At A Glance said. “We said it’s
Willis (5-8, 170)
not
if
adversity
hits
scored
a TD to give
Div All
but when. We need
O’Hara a 14-0 lead
Canisius.......................... 3-0
6-1
you right now.”
over Wilson. On the
Bishop Timon.................. 3-0
6-1
St. Francis........……....... 1-1
3-4
The Hawks
next possession he
St. Joe’s.......................... 1-1
2-5
defense got the ball
intercepted a pass
Cardinal O’Hara.............. 0-1
5-2
back.
The
offense
and returned it 40
St. Mary’s....................... 0-4
2-5
drove for a TD with
Photo by Tim Frank yards for another TD.
just 3 minutes left. Cardinal O’Hara senior Will Willis.
“Will has a comNichols............................ -0-7
“That was a
bination of speed
Friday, October 16th
good, character win for us,” Sciandra said. “I and strength,” Sciandra said. “He’s strong,
St. Francis @ Cathedral Prep, Pa., 7:00
was very happy to see the guys stick to it.”
fast and he’s fearless on the field.”
O’Hara will finish with a winning
Willis has an academic average in the
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“The kids are starting to realize that
“Fiery is a good description of him,”
Cardinal O’Hara @ Wilson Magnet, 3:00
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Canisius @ Aquinas, 7:00
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2015 New York State Rankings
Compiled by the New York State Sportswriters Association. Full rankings, records and more are at roadtosyracuse.com
AA
N e w
Y o r k
S t a t e
N e w
Team
W-L
1. Archbishop Stepinac (CHSFL) 6-0
1. Aquinas (5)
7-0
3. Pittsford (5)
7-0
4. Canisius (MMA)
6-1
5. Shaker (2)
7-0
6. Tottenville (PSAL)
7-0
7. New Rochelle (1)
7-0
8. Monroe-Woodbury (9)
7-0
9. Lindenhurst (11)
6-0
10. Saratoga (2)
7-0
11. Grand Street (PSAL)
7-0
12. Victor (5)
7-0
13. Orchard Park (6)
6-1
14. Syracuse CBA (3)
6-1
15. John Jay, East Fishkill (1)
6-1
16. Elmira (4)
7-0
17. Farmingdale (8)
6-0
18. Erasmus Hall (PSAL)
6-1
19. Newfield (11)
6-0
20. St. Anthony’s (CHSFL)
5-1
21. Liverpool (3)
6-1
22. Newburgh (9)
5-2
23. Longwood (11)
5-1
24. Oceanside (8)
6-0
25. Abraham Lincoln (PSAL)
5-2
29. Bishop Timon (MMA)
6-1
N e w
C
Y o r k
Team
1. Chenango Forks (4)
2. Buffalo Bennett (6)
3. Dobbs Ferry (1)
4. Greenwich (2)
5. Bath (5)
6. East Rochester (5)
7. Liberty (9)
8. Newark Valley (4)
9. Utica Notre Dame (3)
10. Cleveland Hill (6)
11. Fonda-Fultonville (2)
12. MGCLake (6)
13. Millbrook (9)
14. Attica (5)
15. Canastota (3)
16. Thousand Islands (3)
17. Corinth (2)
18. Chester (9)
19. General Brown (3)
20. Herkimer (3)
22. Lackawanna (6)
S t a t e
W-L
6-1
6-1
6-0
7-0
7-0
7-0
7-0
5-1
6-1
6-1
6-0
6-1
6-1
6-1
6-1
6-1
5-2
5-2
6-1
5-2
5-2
A
Y o r k
S t a t e
Team
1. Maine-Endwell (4)
2. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (2)
3. Rye (1)
4. Sayville (11)
5. Troy (2)
6. South Park (6)
7. Garden City (8)
8. Plainedge (8)
9. Shoreham-Wading River (11)
10. Staten Island Tech (PSAL)
11. West Seneca East (6)
12. Williamsville North (6)
13. Cornwall (9)
14. Starpoint (6)
15. East Syracuse Minoa (3)
16. Eastchester (1)
17. Greece Athena (5)
18. Brockport (5)
19. Bethpage (8)
20. Whitesboro (3)
21. Christ the King (CHSFL)
22. Eastport-South Manor (11)
23. Queensbury (2)
24. Our Lady of Lourdes (1)
25. Indian River (3)
N e w
W-L
7-0
7-0
7-0
6-0
7-0
6-1
6-0
6-0
7-0
7-0
6-1
6-1
6-1
7-0
6-1
7-0
5-2
6-1
5-1
6-1
6-0
6-0
5-2
5-2
5-2
N e w
B
Y o r k
S t a t e
Team
W-L
1. Cazenovia (3)
7-0
2. Cheektowaga (6)
7-0
3. Marlboro (9)
7-0
4. Schuylerville (2)
7-0
5. Locust Valley (8)
6-0
6. Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk (2) 7-0
7. Nanuet (1)
7-0
8. Batavia (5)
7-0
9. Alden (6)
7-0
10. Schalmont (2)
6-1
11. Eagle Academy II (PSAL)
7-0
12. Springville (6)
7-0
13. Livonia (5)
6-1
14. Seaford (8)
5-1
15. Glens Falls (2)
6-1
16. Waverly (4)
6-1
17. Westhill (3)
5-2
18. Hackley (AIS)
5-1
19. Malone (10)
7-0
20. Homer (3)
6-1
21. Frederick Douglass (PSAL)
7-0
22. Dunkirk (6)
5-1
23. James O'Neill (9)
5-1
24. Skaneateles (3)
5-2
25. W.T. Clarke (8)
4-2
D
Y o r k
S t a t e
Team
1. Avon (5)
2. Red Jacket (5)
3. Franklin-Ellicott (6)
4. Deposit-Hancock (4)
5. Randolph (6)
6. Tioga (4)
7. Moriah (7)
8. Whitehall (2)
9. Walton (4)
10. Clyde-Savannah (5)
11. Ticonderoga (7)
12. Cuba-Rushford (5)
13. Harpursville-Afton (4)
14. Sandy Creek (3)
15. Cambridge (2)
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W-L
7-0
7-0
6-1
7-0
5-2
6-1
7-0
7-0
6-1
6-1
6-1
6-1
6-1
5-2
6-1
Section 1: Westchester, 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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CoverStory
Double Trouble
Hwang Twins Help Spartans Get Top-seed from A North
By Mark Adair
Williamsville North
“The kids were
clinched a co-champiextremely excited to get
onship of the A North
an opportunity to play
Division with a 21-7 win
another home game,” he
over Williamsville South.
said, “and now we have
It was the second
an opportunity to get two
straight week that the
more. But, first-things
Spartans had beaten one
first. We have to play
of their crosstown rivals.
Hamburg and they are a
They had entered the
very good team.”
game coming off a win
The Spartans will host
over Williamsville East.
Hamburg on Saturday at
“It can be tough to get
2:00 pm.
your kids going two
“The Hamburg quarweeks in a row like that,”
terback is a pretty efficoach Mike Mammoliti
cient kid,” Mammoliti
said. “That’s a lot of emosaid, “and the running
tion. Last week was
backs run the ball hard.
Homecoming with Will
We are going to have to
East. This week, another
play well, this week, and
game against the other
from here on out.”
guys down the street.”
Mammoliti says that
Mammoliti says that
he feels good about his
the rivalry against the
squad right now.
other two Williamsville
“We have everyone
schools is fierce.
healthy, which is big,” he
“Both are really imporsaid. “We are also showtant games,” he said,
ing some balance with
“and both had emotional
our team. If we’re having
tie-ins for our kids.”
trouble scoring, the
Despite sharing the
defense will come
league title with Starpoint,
Photo by Nick LoVerde through with a big play
the Spartans were named
or a 3-and-out. On
Jason (#11) and Andrew (#8) Hwang will lead Williamsville North
the top-seed from the divioffense, we have had
into the Class A playoffs. The Spartans are co-champions of the A
sion because of the tiethe ability to put some
North Division after beating Williamsville South last week.
breaking procedure.
points on the board.”
“I think it came down to Point-Differential-WithIn 2013, the Spartans shocked everyone as they
Common-Opponents,” Mammoliti said. “I just knew that if
entered the playoffs as the #8 seed but won 5 straight
we beat Williamsville South, we would get the top seed.”
games and advanced to the NYS Championship game at
Last fall, Williamsville North got the second seed and
the Carrier Dome in Syracuse.
had to travel to Jamestown for a second round game.
“This team is very different,” Mammoliti said. “It’s just a
The Spartans lost the game... and a chance to return to
very different team. The Carrier Dome team had a big
Ralph Wilson Stadium where they had won the Class A
front presence, especially with Duke Hwang.”
title in 2013.
Hwang, who started at NT, is now playing DT for the
“Really, the last 5 years have been real positive for our University at Buffalo. He had twins Nick and Jake Ames
program,” Mammoliti said, “but this year, these kids really
playing LB behind him.
wanted to be the top seed from the A North, especially
“We don’t have the twins this time,” Mammoliti said.
the seniors. They felt it was important.”
“We, uh, well, we actually we have this other set of twins.”
Mammoliti also says that getting another home game
The ‘other set’ of twins is named... uh, Hwang.
had been a big goal for his players this season.
See “Cover Story” on page 25
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CoverStory
continued from page 24
“Yeah,” Mammoliti said with a laugh. “Kind of strange.
Duke’s little brothers.”
Andrew and Jason Hwang have played huge roles with
the Spartans this fall. Mammoliti denies any secret, DNArelated plot to get twins to play for his program.
“It’s just luck of the draw,” he said. “I don’t know how it
works that we get these sets of twins that are great football
players. If it happens again, though...”
Mammoliti says there are similarities between the Ames
twins and the Hwang twins.
“Both sets of twins were impactful on our program,” he
said. “Both sets of twins helped us in the off-season, coming into the season and during the season. They contributed on both sides of the ball and were leaders in all
phases of the program.”
Both Andrew and Jason Hwang are much stronger than
they were in 2014, when they were sophomores trying to
break into the lineup.
“They’re both 12 and 15 pounds heavier than last year,”
Mammoliti said, “and they both worked hard to make themselves bigger and stronger.”
Both players are about 5-10 and 200 pounds. Both kids
have academic average of 94.
“They also know a lot about football,” Mammoliti said. “It
helps because they live together. The have the benefit of
always having someone to watch films on Hudl with or talk
with about the game.”
The players do, however, play different positions.
Jason Hwang (#11) is the QB. He has never played QB
before this season and is currently sharing the position
with senior Jose Padilla.
“Jason has really embraced the position,” Mammoliti
said. “He has done everything he could to become a QB.”
Hwang has QB skills, but Mammoliti says that he and
Padilla will continue to share the position this season.
“Jason throws the ball well,” he said. “He throws it well
going to his left, which a lot of kids can’t do. He has
strength and athletic ability. But we are trying to utilize
everyone we have, so both of those kids will still play.”
Andrew Hwang (#8) starts at TB.
“He is running with authority,” Mammoliti said. “Andrew
is a strong kid and deceptively fast. He can break the first
tackle with his strength and then pull away with his speed.”
Mammoliti says that this year’s team is good... but he
doesn’t know how good yet.
“I feel pretty proud of this team,” he said. “Most of these
kids didn’t start last year. Now they are making significant
contributions. This is a bunch of kids who have bought into
what we are doing for the last 3 to 5 years. They do all the
extra stuff. They watch a ton of film. The players have
made themselves a good team.”
Which, is very similar to the 2013 team which (‘Twins
and Hwangs’ aside) is why comparisons are being made.
“It’s way too early for anything like that,” Mammoliti said.
“But, yes, I think if we play the way we can, we can cause
some trouble for some people.”
Some might even say, ‘Double Trouble.’
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Upstate
Football
W
E
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K
L
Y
Players
of the
Week
Offense
Tonawanda RB
Ethan Shattuck
ran 7 times for 131
yards and 2 TDs in
the Warriors loss
to NT. He also
caught 3 passes for
101 yards and a
Ethan Shattuck
TD. He had 347
all-purpose yards (a new T-NT
record) and his 91-yard TD reception was also a T-NT record...
Defense
MGCLake LB
Trevor Micek had
a huge day as he
made 15 tackles, 10
solo, in a 54-15 win
over AlleganyLimestone. Micek
had 4 tackles-forTrevor Micek
loss. He also
rushed for a TD and returned a
kickoff 64 yards as MGCLake
clinched the C South Division...
Special Teams
West Seneca East
RB Jacob Maurino
electrified the
crowd when he
returned the opening kickoff 85
yards for a TD. He
later ran for a 25Jacob Maurino
yard TD as the
Trojans beat arch-rival West
Seneca West 49-14 last week...
The Trojans also returned a punt
50 yards for a TD...
Akron
Albion
Tigers
Purple Eagles
The Tigers trailed 19-6
at the half and surrendered 2 TDs after the break as they
lost to Gowanda 31-12 last week...
Ethan PeQueen led the offense as he
rushed 17 times for 128 yards and a
TD. PeQueen also
completed 4 of 8
passes for 67 yards...
Jake Sarow ran 21
times for 82 yards
and a TD. Sarow also
made 8 tackles on
defense... Zac Bell
Preston Kelkenberger
caught 3 passes for
56 yards. Bell also made 5 tackles on
defense... Preston Kelkenberger led
the defense with 11 tackles. He also
made a big 11-yard catch on 3rd down
to keep a scoring drive alive... Austin
Olszewski was in on 3 tackles...
Akron will host Salamanca in the first
round of the Funke Tournament...
The Purple Eagles
played to a 14-14 tie after
three quarters and scored twice in the
final frame to beat arch-rival Medina
27-14 last weekend... The win eliminated Medina from the playoffs...
Tyler Rotoli powered the offense as he
rushed 22 times for
Kyle Smith completed 5 of 10 passes for
86 yards and 2 TDs.
He also rushed for 26
Tyler Rotoloi
yards and a TD...
Kory Reynolds caught 3 passes for 56
yards and a TD... Trey Hart caught 2
passes for 22 yards and a TD... Mike
Laine led the defense as he made 10
tackles... Meach Gardner helped out
with 9 tackles... Lamar Chambers
intercepted a pass... Manny Taylor
recovered a fumble...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5......... @ Bennett (AH)......12:00
Sat., Sept. 15....... @ JFK...................... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 18....... Cleve Hill.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Silver Creek......... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Wilson....................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Lackawanna ............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Gowanda.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... Newfane.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Alden.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Depew................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 25....... East Aurora.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Pioneer................. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ @ Barker-RH .......... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ Medina...................... 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
Rushing: PeQueen 117-626, Sarow 112-568,
Bell 20-39, Hill 1-(-1), Burns 2-(-3).
Receiving: Hill 8-116, Bell 8-64, Kelkenberg 6-47,
Burns 2-26, Borchert 2-7, DiGesare 1-14,
Sarow 1-6, Hawes 1-6.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Mattison 101-585, Smith 44-216,
Rotoli 62-174, Gardner 16-53, Aina 4-32,
Hart 4-22.
Receiving: Reynolds 13-198, Hart 10-171,
Chambers 3-37, Taylor 2-31, Rotoli 1-27,
Gardner 1-17, Mattison 1-8, Downs 1-4.
TDs: Sarow 7, PeQueen 5, Bell, Kelkenberg.
TDs: Mattison 6, Hart 5, Rotoli 3, Reynolds 2,
Smith 2, Chambers, Gardner, Aina.
Passing: PeQueen 30-67-287.
Passing: Smith 29-58-441, Rotoli 6-14-69.
TD Passes: PeQueen.
TD Passes: Smith 5, Rotoli.
Interceptions: Sarow, Hawes, Burns.
Interceptions: Hart 3, Chambers 2, Smith,
Mattison.
FRec: GSundown 2, Greiner, Kelkenberg, Bell,
Olszewski, Hawes.
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FRec: Rotoli, Gardner, Taylor.
Team Reports
Alden
Allegany-Limestone
Amherst
Bulldogs
Gators
Tigers
The Bulldogs scored
once in the first and second quarters to take a 14-0 lead at the
half and held on for a 14-6 win over
Rochester U-Prep last weekend... Lyle
Grant led the ground game as he
rushed 18 times for
Bryan Cybulski
completed 8 of 13
passes for 109 yards
and a TD... Jordan
Stockweather caught
4 passes for 55 yards
JJ Foster
and a TD... AJ
Patterson led the defense with a
team-high 11 tackles, 1 for lost
yardage... Riley Pastuszynski was in
on 10 tackles, 3 solo... Andrew Marx
made 7 tackles, including 2 QB sacks,
and recovered a fumble... JJ Foster
made 6 tackles, including a QB sack...
Leyton Minor made 6 tackles...
The Gators trailed just
14-8 at the half but surrendered 3 TDs in the third quarter
and lost 54-14 to MGCLake last
week... Zach Bierfeldt rushed 20
times for 110 yards to lead the ground
game. Bierfeldt also
made 7 tackles on
defense... Jordan
Kayes carried 9 times
for 73 yards and a
TD. It was the first
time he had played
QB. He also made 6
Jordan Kayes
tackles on defense...
Marcus Grove rumbled for 32 yards
and a TD on just 3 carries. He also led
the defense with a team-high 8 tackles... Jonny Dixon broke away for a
30-yard run... Lou Anzivine was in on
5 tackles... Pat Walsh was a stand out
on the offensive line. He also recorded
a QB sack on defense...
The Tigers trailed just
12-7 at the half but surrendered 3 TDs after the break and
lost to McKinley 32-7 last week...
Howard Williams led the Tigers running game as he rushed 10 times for
55 yards. Williams
also caught 2 passes
for 59 yards and a
TD... Nick Foster
completed 5 of 15
passes for 84 yards
and a TD. Foster also
made a team-high 12
Markel Edwards
tackles, 2 for lost
yardage, on defense... Jordan Barr
caught 2 passes for 17 yards... Kobe
Winfield also had a solid night as he
made 7 tackles, 2 for lost yardage...
Markel Edwards was in on 6 tackles
and recorded 2 QB sacks... Aries
Atkinson had a sack... Erick Kemp
knocked down 2 passes...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... Pioneer...................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Albion....................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Barker-RH (RH)..7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Depew................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Medina...................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... East Aurora.............. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ @ U-Prep (5)............ 1:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... Westfield................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Southwestern....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Cass Valley................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Gowanda.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Salamanca........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Portville.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ MGCLake (mg)... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... South Park................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ WSeneca West..... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Lake Shore............... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ Wmsville East..... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Iroquois................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ McKinley.................. 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Grant 150-1119, Snell 29-251,
Loper 18-190, Patterson 9-92, Kubik 18-50,
Cybulski 9-34, Passmore 2-6, Miller 3-5,
Baran 2-4, Chester 5-(-4).
Receiving: Weierheiser 13-181,
Stockweather 12-193, King 6-104, Snell 4-39,
Grant 2-40.
TDs: Grant 18, Stockweather 5, Snell 3,
Loper 3,Patterson, Weierheiser, King.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Bierfeldt 138-889, Kayes 67-583,
Farr 44-245, Grove 25-131, Dixon 101-93,
Ganoung 6-31, Lippert 1-5.
Receiving: Hines 9-140, Kayes 5-61,
Bierfeldt 4-39, DeRose 1-22, Lippert -1-9,
Schlosser 1-2, Grove 1-2.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: HWilliams 77-385, Walker 7-20,
Foster 50-4, Gray 3-3, Edwards 6-3, Turpin 4-2.
Receiving: HWilliams 16-347, Barr 7-105,
Foster 3-46, Kemp 2-2, Walker 1-12, Smith 1-12,
Schafer 1-8.
TDs: HWilliams 4, Foster 2.
TDs: Bierfeldt 11, Kayes 7, Hines 4, Farr 3,
Flick, Ganoung, Grove.
Passing: Foster 25-58-467, Turpin 5-14-53,
Bitka 1-1-12, H.Williams 0-1-0.
Passing: Cybulski 37-69-558, Chester 0-2-0.
Passing: Farr 20-33-238, Dixon 4-12-41,
Kayes 0-4-0.
TD Passes: Cybulski 7.
TD Passes: Farr 4.
Interceptions: King 2, Snell 2, Patterson.
Interceptions: Kayes 2, Hines 2, Bierfeldt,
Farr.
Interceptions: Foster 2, Kemp.
FRec: Kaffka, Flick, Anzivine, Walsh.
FRec: Foster, Winfield.
TD Passes: Foster 4.
FRec: Foster 3, Loper 2, King 2, Grant, Elis,
Fix, Marx.
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Team Reports
Barker-Roy-Hart
Barker trailed 14-0
after one quarter and lost
to East Aurora 35-0 last week... Ryan
Ulrich led the ground game as he
rushed 15 times for 73 yards. He also
caught 4 passes for 45 yards and a
TD... Eric Fitch
rushed 14 times for
52 yards and a TD.
He also made 7 tackles on defense...
Andy Xapsos carried 12 times for 37
yards. He also comRyan Doepp
pleted 4 of 11 passes
for 45 yards and a TD... Matt
Laverty had a big day on defense as
he made 12 tackles and caused a fumble... Gavon Samanka made 3 tackles, 1 for lost yardage... Matt Maines
made 5 tackles... Ryan Doepp recovered a fumble... Jeremy Allen recorded a tackle-for-loss...
2015 Schedule
Bennett
Bishop Timon
Tigers
Tigers
The Tigers took a 12-0
scored 3 times after the break as they
beat Lackawanna 32-13 last weekend... Marcelus Toliver led the
ground game as he ran 6 times for 130
yards and 3 TDs...
Isaiah McDuffie
rushed 14 times for
103 yards and a TD.
McDuffie also ran
for a 2-point PAT and
made 6 tackles and a
QB sack on
Kendrick Benson
defense... Brandon
Brown ran 4 times for 37 yards and a
TD... Anthony Mendrysa completed
3 of 6 passes for 55 yards... Kendrick
Benson caught a 47-yard pass. He
also made 5 tackles on defense...
Derrick Bishop was in on 4 tackles...
Bennett hosts Allegany-Limestone in
the first round of the C playoffs...
The Tigers jumped out
to a 20-0 lead after one
quarter and beat St. Joe’s 42-28 last
weekend... Matt Myers had a big day
as he completed 6 of 10 passes for
105 yards and 2 TDs. He also rushed
15 times for 129
yards and 3 TDs...
Hakeem Humphrey
carried 16 times for
101 yards... Joe
Harrison ran 15
times for 89 yards
and a TD. He also
Gabe Issa
made 7 tackles on
defense... Mike Horton caught 2
Hunter Lancaster caught 2 passes for
16 yards. He also intercepted a pass...
William Lamar caught a 38-yard
pass... Des Stephens made 7 tackles,
including a QB sack... Gabe Issa
recorded 2 QB sacks....
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Tonawanda.......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Depew................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 18....... Alden (RH)............... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Medina................. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Eden (RH)................ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 10....... Albion (BK).............. 1:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ East Aurora......... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 5......... Akron...................... 12:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Silver Creek......... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 19....... @ Orchard Park...... 1:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... JFK........................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ Cleve Hill............. 2:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Wilson....................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Lackawanna.........7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Xapsos 108-389, Fitch 82-278,
Ulrich 64-226, Bohall 16-35, T.Maines 9-30,
Wasnock 3-21, Callaghan 2-6, M.Maines 3-3,
Biggs 1-4, Fazzolari 4-(-13).
Receiving: Wasnock 17-196, Ulrich 9-94,
Fitch 7-95, TMaines 6-108, M.Maines 4-81,
Meal 1-11, Rocklein 1-3.
TDs: Fitch 5, Xapsos 3, Ulrich 3, MMaines 2,
Wasnock, Laverty.
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Riverside.............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... @ Edison Tech (5).... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 19....... @ St. Mary's............. 1:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Jamestown,.......... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Aquinas..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Cardinal O'Hara...... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 17....... @ St. Joe’s................ 1:00
Sat., Oct. 24........ @ Canisius............... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 30........ St. Francis................ 7:00
Nov. 6/7............... Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: McDuffie 75-1088, Toliver 206-436,
Brown 15-265, Bishop 10-131, Robinson 15-121,
Dildy 2-65, Mendrysa 1-23.
Rushing: Myers 65-550, Harrison 64-527,
Humphrey 57-367, Jones 38-215, Horton 1-9.
Receiving: Brown 23-439, Benson 7-192,
Bishop 6-106, Tolover 1-19.
Receiving: Lancaster 23-409, Horton 18-229,
Lamar 15-257, Ringwood 12-370, Harrison 2-28,
Doctor 1-10, Stephens 1-4, Humphrey 1-3.
TDs: McDuffie 13, Brown 8, Toliver 8, Bishop 5,
Robinson 4, Lewis 2, McIntyre, Dildy, Benson,
Mendyrsa.
TDs: Myers 12, Harrison 6, Humphrey 3,
Lancaster 3, Lamar 3, Horton 2, Ringwood 2,
Jones.
Passing: Mendrysa 43-74-848.
Passing: Myers 73-129-1310.
Passing: Xapsos 44-91-586, Wasnock 1-2-2.
TD Passes: Mendrysa 6.
TD Passes: Myers 10.
TD Passes: Xapsos 3.
Interceptions: Toliver 2, Benson, McDuffie,
Brown, Lewis, Mingo.
Interceptions: Wasnock.
FRec: McDuffie 2, McIntyre, Bishop.
Interceptions: Horton 2, Lancaster, Kennedy.
FRec: Horton 4, Watkin 2, Stephens,
Harrison, Lamar, Price, Myers, Lancaster.
FRec: Fitch, MMaines, Doepp.
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Team Reports
Burgard
Canisius
Cardinal O’Hara
Bulldogs
Crusaders
Hawks
The Bulldogs led 18-7
after three quarters but
surrendered 3 TDs in the final frame
and lost to Grand Island 27-24 last
weekend... Dominic Prince led the
ground game as he rushed 15 times
for 110 yards and 2
TDs. Prince also
made 16 tackles on
defense... Dejean
McCullough caught
2 passes for 39 yards.
He also scored
Burgard’s first TD
Alan Hall
when he returned a
punt 74 yards for a TD... Isaiah
Jamison completed 2 passes for 39
yards... Cordell Cain returnerd an
interception 96 yards for a TD...
Dwayne Nelson and Alan Hall each
made 10 tackles... Donte Jones was in
on 8 tackles... Terrance Bass was a
stand out on the offensive line...
The Crusaders fell
behind early and lost to
Aquinas 42-14 last week... The loss
breaks the Canisius winning streak at
22 games... Tyler Stranahan completed 6 of 11 passes for 41 yards. He
also rushed for 21
yards... Steven
Aichele completed 6
of 15 passes for 88
yards. He also rushed
for a team-high 43
yards on 4 carries...
Cole Burniston
Steven Aichele
rushed 14 times for
34 yards. He also caught 3 passes for
26 yards... Jordan Fears caught 2
passes for 21 yards... Justin Jones
caught 4 passes for 69 yards... Nick
Dillon ran for a 4-yard TD...
Desmond Nicholas returned a kickoff
for a TD. He also intercepted a pass
on defense...
The Hawks opened up
a 21-0 lead after one
quarter but fell behind 22-21 at the
end of three quarters before pulling
out a 29-22 win over Rochester
Wilson... Charles Debose led the
offense as he rushed
17 times for 113
yards... Cliff Ziegler
90 yards and a TD.
Ziegler also made 6
tackles, 2 for lost
yardage on defense...
Tony Maple
William Willis ran 7
times for 50 yards and a TD. He also
returned an interception 44 yards...
Tony Maple completed 3 of 4 passes
for 44 yards and a TD... Michon
Dudley caught 3 passes for 44 yards
and a TD... Nasir Benton made 2
tackles, both for lost yardage... Justin
Hemphill recorded a QB sack...
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5......... Springville................ 3:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Maryvale.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Tonawanda.......... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Lew-Port.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Cheektowaga............ 5:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ Newfane.................... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Grand Island....... 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5......... vs Shenendehowa..... 5:00
Sat., Sept. 12...... @ St. Mary's............. 1:00
Sat., Sept. 19...... South Park................ 1:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... DePaul (NJ).............. 1:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ St. Francis............ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ St. Joe’s..................... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ @ Aquinas................ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 24........ Bishop Timon........... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 31........ Cathedral Prep......... 1:00
Nov. 6/7............... Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Prince 86-790, McCullough 38-340,
Gamblin 34-316, Jamison 13-75, Cain 5-40,
Swaggard 3-33, King 4-27, Bailey 5-18,
Jones 1-16, Benefield 1-8, Calloway 2-5.
Rushing: Burniston 83-745, Stranahan 33-199,
Greer 26-93, Pringle 18-75, Aichele 6-41,
Barnes 8-39, Hoose 9-31, Dillon 7-31, Jones 3-18,
Nicholas 2-5, Montgomery 1-0, Fears 1-(-1),
Southard 2-(-3).
Receiving: Gibbs 8-52, Nelson 6-138,
Gamblin 6-86,Cain 4-47, Prince 3-13,
McCullough 2-39, Feggans 1-15.
Receiving: Jones 20-425, Nicholas 13-304,
Burniston 8-114, Montgomery 8-54, Fears 7-56,
Margaritis 2- 45, Greer 1-22, Adimey 1-(-4).
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5......... @ Nichols................ 12:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Batavia................. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 19....... Rochester LA (5) ..... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... Rochester East (5).... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... U-Prep (5)................. 1:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Bishop Timon...... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ @ Wilson Magnet (5) 3:00
Fri.,Oct. 23......... @ Steubenville (O).. 7:00
Sat.,Oct. 31......... St. Mary's................. 1:00
Nov. 6/7............... Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Ziegler 63-635, DeBose 77-615,
Willis 49-418, Broadnax 4-57, Clark 10-49,
Maple 21-2, Benton 2-(-10).
Receiving: Willis 8-187, Dudley 5-57,
Benton 3-37, DeBose 1-30, Riley 1-13.
TDs: DeBose 8, Ziegler 7, Willis 6, Klaiber,
Broadnax, Clark, Maple, Benton, Dudley.
TDs: Prince 11, McCullough 5, Nelson 3,
Cain 2, Calloway, Jones, Jamison, Gamblin,
Swaggard.
TDs: Burniston 10, Jones 6, Stranahan 4,
Hoose 3, Nicholas 2, Dillon 2, Pringle, Greer,
Margaritis.
Passing: King 10-14-142, McCullough 14-37-162,
Calloway 3-4-32, Jamison 4-14-65.
Passing: Stranahan 49-89-812, Aichele 7-18-126,
Barnes 3-10-75, Burniston 1-1-3, Haubeil 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Maple 4.
TD Passes: King, Calloway, McCullough.
TD Passes: Stranahan 6, Aichele, Burniston.
Interceptions: Nicholas 3, Jones, Montgomery.
Interceptions: Riley 4, Clark 4, Willis 2,
Benton.
FRec: Dillon 2, Pringle 2, Greer, Southard,
Jones, Cych, Hoose, Baldwin, Moultrie.
FRec: Dudley 2, Clark, Ziegler, Klaiber, Willis,
Riley, Boyd, Valasquez, Benton.
Interceptions: Cain 3, Nelson, McCullough.
FRec: Prince, Hunter, Jones, Hall.
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Passing: Maple 18-49-324, Benton 0-1-0.
Team Reports
Cass-Falconer
Catt-Little Valley
Cheektowaga
Golden Cougars
Timberwolves
Warriors
The Golden Cougars
trailed just 7-6 at the half
but lost a hard-fought battle to
Southwestern 21-14 last weekend...
Brandon Chamberlain led the offense
as he rushed 18 times for 90 yards and
a TD... Conner
Crabtree carried 15
times for 57 yards.
He also returned a
kickoff 87 yards for a
TD... Anthony
Miller rushed 14
times for 49 yards.
He also completed a Connor Crabtree
30-yard pass... Shane Parsons caught
2 passes for 42 yards... CJ Kubera
led the defense as he made a teamhigh 8 tackles... Tyler Simpson made
6 tackles and recovered a fumble...
Chris Dutton made 5 tackles and
recovered a fumble... Austin Echard
was a stand out on the OL...
The Timberwolves fell
behind 29-0 after the first
quarter and lost to Frewsburg 36-12
last week... The ground game had
trouble finding traction all night...
Kyle O’Donnell led the team with 29
rushing yards and
both TDs. He completed 3 of 8 passes
for 33 yards.
O’Donnell also made
a team-high 9 tackles, 2 for loss...
Drew Stevens added
Drew Stevens
17 yards to the rushing totals and made 4 tackles on
defense... Caleb Hibit caught 2 passes
for 18 yards. He also racked up 51
yards on 2 punt returns and 66 yards
in kick returns... Ben Brunetto made
3 tackles... Tyler Penrod and Zach
Hubbard each made 2 tackles...
The Warriors trailed
17-14 after three quarters
but scored 3 TDs in the final quarter
to pull out a 35-23 win over Maryvale
last weekend... Tyree Billingslea
powered the ground game as he
rushed 15 times for
187 yards and 4 TDs.
Billingslea scored on
runs that covered 48,
9, 4 and 27 yards...
Eric Bartnik completed 10 of 19 passes for 112 yards...
Tyron Lawson ran Ja’Vaughn Williams
for a 15-yard TD. Lawson also caught
3 passes for 20 yards... Stephan
Parker caught 3 passes for 50 yards...
De’marion McGinnis caught 4 passes for 42 yards... Justin Williams
made 9 tackles, 2 for lost yardage...
Ja’Vaughn Williams made 11 tackles...
Ryan Carpenter intercepted a pass...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5......... Salamanca................ 1:30
Sat., Sept. 12....... @ Clymer-SP............ 1:30
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Alley-Limestone... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... MGCLake................. 7:30
Sat., Oct. 3.......... Gowanda................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 9.......... JFK............................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Southwestern....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Portville............... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Franklinville............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Gowanda.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Clymer-SP................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Westfield.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Randolph.................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Frewsburg............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 11....... Lew-Port................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Newfane.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Tonawanda............... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Burgard (AH)...... 5:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... UPrep (5).................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Maryvale.............. 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Chamberlain 84-418, Crabtree 44-168,
Miller 25-102, Curtis 29-94, Kubera 7-59,
Parsons 2-11, Peru 6-3.
Rushing: O'Donnell 90-451, Bernardi 51-207,
Hanft 31-144, Hibit 26-106, Stevens 27-38,
Penrod 16-33, Hill 2-2.
Rushing: Billingslea 108-774, Lawson 42-304,
Bartnik 37-153, Annoor 2-73, McGinnis 4-53,
Heard 3-20, Jackson 2-10, Morrison 1-0.
Receiving: Parsons 9-117, Curtis 5-114,
Chamberlain 5-42, Simpson 2-26, Miller 2-17.
Receiving: Hibit 13-149, Hanft 6-74,
Stevens 5-51, Southwick 2-31, Brunetto 1-25,
Bernardi 1-18.
Receiving: Parker 34-524, McGinnis 12-118,
Lawson 11-122, Annoor 9-166, Billingslea 9-165,
Heard 3-34, Weekley 1-25, JWilliams 1-0.
TDs: Hibit 5, O'Donnell 5, Bernardi 3,
Stevens 2, Brunetto, Hanft.
TDs: Billingslea 14, Parker 11, Lawson 9,
Hathcock 3, Bartnik 2, JWilliams, Summage,
Annoor.
TDs: Chamberlain 4, Crabtree 4, Curtis 2,
Peru, Miller.
Passing: Peru 11-34-173, Crabtree 11-25-108,
Miller 1-1-30.
Passing: O'Donnell 28-56-351, Hill 0-2-0.
Passing: Bartnik 81-143-1154.
TD Passes: Peru.
TD Passes: O'Donnell 3.
TD Passes: Bartnik 12.
Interceptions: O'Donnell, Hibit.
Interceptions: Hathcock 2, Summage 2,
JWilliams, Carpenter.
FRec: (10 Team), Hibit 2.
FRec: Darlak 2, Kassem, Romaczak,
Weekley, McElrath, Parker.
Interceptions: Miller 2, Crabtree 2.
FRec: Simpson 3, Hillman, Carlson, Dutton.
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Team Reports
Clarence
Cleveland Hill
CSP
Red Devils
Golden Eagles
Wolfpack
The Red Devils
jumped out to a 33-8 lead
at the half and beat Hutch Tech 46-20...
Clarence ended up as the #2 seed from
the AA South Division and will host a
playoff game this weekend... Stephen
Marzano led the
ground game as he
ran 14 times for 131
yards and 3 TDs...
Angelo Marzullo ran
13 times for 100
yards and a TD...
Niko Mullen carried
12 times for 65 yards Garren Dudas
and a TD. Mullen also completed 5 of
7 passes for 82 yards and a TD...
Garren Dudas ran for 51 yards and a
TD on just 4 carries... Brett Naylor
caught a 54-yard TD pass and also
intercepted 2 passes on defense...
Marquel Garland and Declan O’Brien
each made 8 tackles...
The Golden Eagles
jumped out to a 28-6 lead
at the half and beat rival JFK 36-6 last
week... Grayson Taylor led a punishing ground attack as he ran 12 times
for 144 yards and 1 TD... Daytwon
Burney ran 9 times
for 121 yards and 4
TDs... Dejon
Wardlaw added 73
yards on 7 carries...
Kahlil Springs completed 4 of 6 passes
for 38 yards... Aaron
Rodney White
Wahler caught 2
passes for 23 yards... DeJour Bozeman
caught 2 passes for 15 yards... Amari
Wooten led the defense with 12 tackles... Matt Eldridge was solid as he
made 10 tackles. Eldridge also averaged 48 yards on kickoffs and had a
39-yard kick return... Rodney White
knocked down 2 passes...
The Wolfpack fell
behind 28-14 at the half
and rallied after the break but fell
short to Portville 35-28 last weekend...
Nate Stow led the offense as he
rushed 27 times for 182 yards and 2
TDs... Jack Payne
completed 8 of 16
and a TD. He also
snuck in for a short
TD... Kolby Parks
caught 4 passes for
Josh Eddy caught 3 Tanner Newman
passes for 59 yards... Brandon
Metzer played both FB and OL and
had a punishing day as a blocker.
Metzer also made a team-high 16
tackles on defense... Tanner Newman
made 10 tackles... Brandon
Nickerson and Mike Delcamp each
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Lancaster............. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Riverside (RF)..... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Lockport................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... West Seneca West.....7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Niagara Falls............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Hutch Tech................7:00
Sat., Sept. 5......... Maryvale................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Wilson................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Akron.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Lackawanna........ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... Bennett...................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Silver Creek......... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ JFK............................ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 5......... Frewsburg (C).......... 1:30
Sat., Sept. 12....... Cass Valley (S).......... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Randolph............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Cattaraugus-LV... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... Franklinville (C)...... 1:30
Sat., Oct. 10........ Westfield (P)............. 1:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Portville................ 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Marzullo 92-520, Marzano 75-477,
Ess 51-230, Dudas 23-208, Mullen 30-134,
Lorenz 14-43, Deleys 8-24, Marra 5-15,
Sweeney 6-17.
Rushing: Taylor 136-1320, Burney 53-485,
Wahler 19-166, Wardlaw 15-110, White 1-19,
Spring 13-10, Phillips 3-9, Eldridge 2-6,
Bozeman 2-5.
Rushing: Stow 64-522, Ecklund 58-404,
VanEarden 42-106, Metzer 10-70, Payne 24-45,
Parks 6-35, Ayers 1-15, Hoch 6-0.
Receiving: Marzullo 12-200, Dudas 5-79
Mullen 3-53, Naylor 3-69, Marzano 2-12,
Woodward 1-16, Keiner 1-2, O'Brien 1-0.
Receiving: Bozeman 15-246, White 10-120,
Gamble 5-42, Burwell 3-56, Wahler 3-37,
Taylor 1-14, Burney 1-12.
TDs: Marzano 8, Marzullo 7, Mullen 4, Ess 3,
Dudas 2, Naylor.
TDs: Taylor 14, Burney 8, James 2, Gamble 2,
Burwell, Eldridge, Bozeman, Wardlaw, Wahler.
Passing: Lorenz 17-45-246, Mullen 11-22-185.
Passing: Spring 38-81-527.
TD Passes: Lorenz 2, Mullen 2.
TD Passes: Spring 3.
TD Passes: Payne 9.
Interceptions: Mullen 3, Belling 2, Naylor 2,
Marzullo, Dudas.
Interceptions: Bozeman 4, Burney 2, James 2,
Spring.
Interceptions: Parks, Van Earden, Neckers.
FRec: Davies 2, Mullen, Woodward, Belling,
Ess, Curtis
FRec: Bozeman, Taylor, Al-Hemyari, James,
Burney, White, Wardlaw.
Receiving: Parks 35-500, Eddy 13-208,
VanEarden 8-49, Davis 4-57, Gleason 3-94,
Ecklund 2-8, Hoch 1-1.
TDs: Parks 6, Stow 6, Ecklund 4,
VanEarden 2, Eddy, Gleason, Metzer, Payne.
Passing: Payne 66-138-923.
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FRec: Hoch 2, Davis, Miller, Nickerson,
DelCamp.
Team Reports
Depew
Dunkirk
East Aurora
Wildcats
Marauders
Blue Devils
The Wildcats trailed
27-13 at the half and lost
to arch-rival Lancaster 41-21 last
weekend... John Wolf completed 15
of 29 passes for 179 yards and a TD.
He also rushed for 45 yards... Matt
Poblocki ran 22
times for 44 yards
and a TD. He also
made 6 tackles and a
QB sack on defense...
Ryan Martin ran 5
times for 20 yards
and a TD... Steve
Austin Pilley
Nichey caught 2
passes for 26 yards and a TD... Austin
Pilley caught 3 passes for 41 yards...
Chad Biersbach caught 2 passes for
65 yards... Adam Bauer caught 3
passes for 19 yards and led the
defense with a team-high 7 tackles...
Tavion Renfro and Mitchell Herkey
each recovered a fumble...
The Marauders jumped
out to a 21-0 lead at the
half and held of Fredonia 29-16... It
was the first time Dunkirk had beaten
their arch-rival since 1998... The win
also clinched a playoff spot for the first
time ever... Miguel
Alicea powered the
offense as he rushed
43 times for 239
yards and 3 TDs...
Juan Damas carried
8 times for 72 yards
and a TD. He also
Elwin Gomez
broke off a 26-yard
punt return... Devante Lockett ran 15
times for 37 yards... Elwin Gomez led
the defense as he was in on 9 tackles,
including a QB sack... Alton Ingram
made 7 tackles, including 2 for a loss...
Devonte Grayson intercepted 2 passes... Elias Echevarria made 3 tackles
and intercepted a pass...
The Blue Devils led
14-0 after one quarter and
scored 3 more TDs in the second
frame and beat Barker 35-10 last
weekend... Nolan O’Connor led the
ground game as he rushed 8 times for
74 yards, including a
13-yard TD... Brady
Tehan caught 2 passes for 93 yards and 2
TDs. He also rushed
and another TD...
Matt Boss completed
5 of 7 passes for 177 Brigham Rogers
yards and 3 TDs... Brigham Rogers
TD. Rogers also made a team-high 10
tackles and intercepted a pass on
defense... Junior lineman Mike
Bender has played very well all season, anchoring the OL at C. Bender
has also been steady on the DL...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 11....... Barker-RH................ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 18....... Albion....................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 25....... Alden........................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ East Aurora......... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Medina................. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ Lancaster.................. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 4......... Depew....................... 7:30
Sat., Sept. 12....... @ Eden..................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ East Aurora......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Pioneer...................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Springville........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Olean......................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ Fredonia.................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Olean.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Medina...................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Dunkirk.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Albion................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Depew........................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Alden.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Barker-RH............... 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Poblocki 134-508, Guay 19-63,
Wolf 3-55, Bauer 10-47, Garrison 14-37,
Renfro 9-27, Martin 6-22, Miller 2-16
,Mlodozeniec 6-11, Martin 1-10, Hopkins 2-7,
Russell 2-6, Applewhite 1-1.
Receiving: Russell 15-170, Biersbach 12-259,
Bauer 12-154, Nichy 8-135, Poblocki 8-97,
Pilley 6-82, Mlodozeniec 3-53, Martin 1-31,
Renfro 1-(-3).
TDs: Poblocki 5, Nichy 4, Bauer 3, Guay 3,
Garrison 2, Pilley, Mlodozeneic, Russell, Wolf,
Applewhite, Martin.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Alicea 159-870, Ingram 25-211,
Lockett 59-156, Damas 20-96, Gomez 4-17,
Rivera 2-5, Thomas 1-(-2).
Receiving: Damas 13-134, Grayson 4-29,
Rivera 1-20.
TDs: Alicea 7, Lockett 2, Ingram 2, Damas 2,
Rivera, Grayson, Thomas.
Passing: Lockett 18-44-183.
Receiving: Perlino 11-254, Tehan 11-250,
Rogers 5-102, Jones 3-67, Gugino 3-25,
Buccieri 2-27, Staniszewski 2-24.
TDs: O'Connor 5, Tehan 4, Staniszewski 3,
Perlino 3, Rogers 2, Jones, Smith, Boss.
Passing: Boss 37-74-739.
TD Passes: None.
Passing: Guay 51-133-790, Wolf 16-30-190.
TD Passes: Guay 7, Wolf.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Staniszewski 45-317, Tehan 40-257,
O'Connor 40-240, Rogers 29-140, Boss 11-104,
Buccieri 5-29, Gugino 5-12, Jones 1-12,
Smith 1-7.
TD Passes: Boss 9.
Interceptions: Echevarria.
Interceptions: Tehan 3, Warner 3, Raczynski,
Rogers.
FRec: Thomas, Brown.
FRec: Perlino 3, O'Connor, Dils, Rock,
Staniszewski, Montgomery.
Interceptions: Russell 2, Poblocki 2, Renfro,
Urbino, Bauer.
FRec: Bauer 2, Poblocki, Russell, Renfro,
Herkey.
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Team Reports
Franklin-Ellicott
Fredonia
Frontier
Titans
Hillbillies
Falcons
The Titans led 28-0 at
the half and beat
Salamanca 48-0 last weekend... Jonas
Hurlburt led the ground attack as he
ran 6 times for 93 yards and a TD. He
also caught 2 passes for 27 yards and
a TD... Caleb Rinko
ran 11 times for 76
yards and 2 TDs...
Nick Delity carried 7
times for 43 yards...
Brock Blecha picked
up 41 yards on 5 carries. He also made 6
Andrew Quinn
Deric Leiper ran for a 7-yard TD...
Thomas Easton completed 3 of 5
passes for 42 yards and a TD. He also
ran for a TD... Tim Knight caught a
6-yard TD pass... William Bays led
the defense with 7 tackles and a QB
sack... Andrew Quinn had a solid
night at DT...
The Hillbillies fell
and battled back after the break but
lost 29-16 to arch-rival Dunkirk... It
was the first time Fredonia had lost to
Dunkirk since 1998... Mike Pucci
rushed 13 times for
57 yards. He also led
the defense with a
team-high 17 tackles... Jovany Ruiz
completed 3 of 10
passes for 55 yards.
He also ran for 42
Mike Pucci
yards and caught a
59-yard TD pass... Damien Johnson
tossed a 55-yard TD pass and made 6
tackles on defense... Julio Colon
caught a 23-yard pass... Alex Brown
caught a 30-yard pass... Jake Green
made 7 tackles and recorded a QB
sack... Nick Piper made 8 tackles...
Eric Swoyer made 5 tackles...
The Falcons played to
a 0-0 tie after one quarter
but surrendered 2 TDs in the second
frame and lost to arch-rival Hamburg
21-0 last week... The running game
struggled to find traction all night...
Dillon Barrett led
the team with 5 carrties for 26 yards...
Zach Kmitch completed 6 passes for
75 yards. Kmitch
also rushed for 22
yards... Jaxin Brown
Jacob Coon
caught 2 passes for
48 yards... Alex Sawulak caught 3
passes for 19 yards. He also made 7
tackles, 1 for lost yardage, on
defense... Jacob Coon led the defense
with 9 tackles, 8 solo... Scott Zawisa
recorded a QB sack... Frontier will
play a Bowl Game at Riverside this
Thursday night...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... Randolph.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Portville.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Westfield.............. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ Clymer-SP............ 1:30
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Frewsburg................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Salamanca................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... Cheektowaga............ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Springville............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Pioneer...................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Maryvale.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Olean.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Eden.......................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 4......... WSeneca East........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Orchard Park...... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Hutch Tech............... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Lancaster.............. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Jamestown................ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ @ Lockport.............. 2:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Hamburg.................. 7:30
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Rinko 93-656, Blecha 50-320,
Hurlburt 30-298, Easton 68-164, Delity 8-117,
Grinols 11-65, Whitmer 9-47, Knight 5-20,
Leiper 1-7, Chudy 1-2, Palmatier 1-1.
Receiving: Chudy 10-188, Hurlburt 9-167,
Grinols 9-150, Rinko 5-46, Brennan 4-75,
Bielecki 1-37, Erickson 1-21, Knight 1-6.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Pucci 73-472, Ruiz 66-350,
Johnson 5-34, Swoyer 1-5.
Receiving: Johnson 19-332, Swoyer 14-161,
Moore 6-82, Ruiz 2-92, Brown 2-50,
Colon 1-23.
TDs: Ruiz 5, Pucci 4, Johnson 4, Swoyer 2,
Moore.
TDs: Rinko 12, Easton 5, Hurlbert 5, Brennan 3,
Grinols 3, Chudy 2, Blecha, Delity, Knight,
Leiper.
Passing: Ruiz 47-81-653, Johnson 3-7-112.
Passing: Easton 39-69-684, Blecha 1-1-6.
TD Passes: Ruiz 5, Johnson.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Barrett 38-154, Davis 36-148,
Coon 23-59, Kmitch 20-56, Brown 8-42,
Kennedy 8-32, O'Connor 2-25, Newton 1-(-1),
Balon 1-(-3), Smith 1-(-4), Carroll 4-(-5).
Receiving: Smith 13-178, Luba 9-110,
Sawulak 7-57, Brown 6-75, Balon 6-79,
Mages 2-25, Davis 2-(-1).
TDs: Smith 3, Coon, Hixon.
Passing: Kmitch 39-96-438, Carroll 3-15-43,
Smith 1-1-37, Brown 1-2-21, O'Connor 2-8-6.
TD Passes: Kmitch 3.
TD Passes: Easton 12, Blecha.
Interceptions: Ruiz.
Interceptions: Brennan, Bielecki, Whitmer.
FRec: Blecha.
Interceptions: O'Connor, Hixon.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
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Team Reports
Gowanda
Grand Island
Hamburg
Panthers
Vikings
Bulldogs
The Panthers led 19-6
at the half and beat Akron
31-12 last weekend... Kameron
Alexander led the offense as he
TDs... Killian Abers carried 7 times
for 100 ytards and a
TD... Lucas Brawdy
ran 4 times for 32
yards and a TD.
Brawdy also caught 3
passes for 63 yards
and a TD... Carter
Benton completed 6
Kevin Stapleton
of 8 passes for 104
yards at a TD... Chris Hammond led
the defense as he made 8 tackles and
recorded 2 QB sacks... Gilberto Ortiz
also made 8 tackles... Kevin
Stapleton was in on 7 tackles...
Charlie Valone was in on 6 stops...
Devin Clark was a stand out on the
offensive line...
The Vikings fell behind
18-7 after three quarters
but scored 3 TDs in the final frame to
pull out a 27-24 win over Burgard last
week... Jake Niland powered the
offense as he rushed 30 times for 196
yards and 2 TDs...
Jarod Brandon ran
15 times for 53
yards... Cam Sionko
completed 10 of 20
and 2 TDs... Will
Hughes caught 6
Will Hughes
passes for 90 yards
and 2 TDs. Hughes scored on plays
that covered 8 and 39 yards... Joe
Wagner led the defense with 7 tackles... LJ Wilkes and Alex Jennings
each made 6 tackles... Tyler Moskala
intercepted a pass... JB Wilkes was a
stand out on the offensive line and also
made 6 tackles on defense...
The Bulldogs were tied
0-0 after one quarter but
scored twice in the second frame and
went on to beat arch-rival Frontier 21-0
last week... Dante Mastrangelo completed 6 of 16 passes for 116 yards and
a TD... James
Wittmeyer led the
ground attack as he
rushed 14 times for
55 yards. He also
made 4 tackles on
defense... Mitch Vail
Sean DeLellis
Sean DeLellis caught 2 passes for 64
yards and a TD... Ian Chavanne
caught 2 passes for 30 yards. He also
intercepted a pass on defense... Riley
Hummel made 3 tackles... Jason
Lucarelli intercepted 2 passes and
recovered a fumble... Will Pritchard
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... Southwestern............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ MGCLake............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Alley-Limestone....... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ Cass Valley........... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Salamanca................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Akron........................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... Kenmore East........... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... @ Wmsville East.... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Starpoint................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Wmsville South... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Wmsville North....... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Sweet Home......... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Burgard.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... Amherst.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ WSeneca West..... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... WSeneca East.......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Iroquois................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... South Park............... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ @ McKinley (RF).... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Frontier................ 7:30
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: JBrandon 96-441, Niland 64-405,
Thorpe 7-51, Schwinn 3-8, DBrandon 2-6,
Valvo 2-3, Johnson 1-0, Buzby 10-(-15),
Sionko 13-(-70).
Rushing: Jaskolka 64-493, Vail 52-277,
Mastrangelo 39-116, Collins 18-109,
Wittmeyer 20-60, Hollfelder 12-54,
Chavanne 6-47, Delellis 1-6, CSmith 5-4.
Receiving: Hughes 18-257, DBrandon 10-119,
Thorpe 3-49, Niland 3-24, Moskala 3-24,
Buzby 2-24, Johnson 2-22, J.Brandon 2-20.
Receiving: Delellis 11-227, Chavanne 10-220,
Jaskolka 5-58, Vail 5-22, Wood 2-21,
Pritchard 1-10, Wittmeyer 1-6, Collins 1-4,
Hollfelder 1-4.
TDs: Niland 7, Hughes 3, JBrandon,
DBrandon.
TDs: Jaskolka 8, Mastrangelo 3, Delellis 3,
Vail 3, Collins, Chavanne, Pritchard.
Passing: Benton 23-61-383, Brawdy 5-9-189.
Passing: Sionko 38-70-434, Buzby 10-26-114,
Johnson 1-2-4, Thorpe 0-1-0
Passing: Mastrangelo 36-81-563, Witteregen 1-4-10,
Wittmeyer 1-1-4, Jaskolka 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Brawdy 4, Benton 3.
TD Passes: Sionko 4, Buzby.
TD Passes: Mastrangelo 5.
Interceptions: Brawdy 2, Ortiz.
Interceptions: Wilkes 2, Moskala 2, Niland,
Thorpe.
Interceptions: English 2, Chavanne 2,
Gomolka 2, Pritchard, Wittmeyer, Hollfelder,
Lucarelli, Vail
Rushing: Alexander 82-786, Abers 44-364,
Brawdy 40-311, L.John 38-161,
Kromphardt 13-68, Poff 8-40, Hall 9-25,
Fadale 5-9, Luther 4-7, Barreto 1-(-4),
Benton 4-(-12).
Receiving: Brawdy 12-271, Abers 6-124,
Francis 6-112, L.John 1-28, Alexander 1-21,
Irwin 1-13.
TDs: Alexander 12, Brawdy 10, Abers 5,
LJohn 4, Francis 2.
FRec: LJohn 2, Dils, Ortiz, Valone, Francis,
Jones, Benton.
FRec: Yockey 2, Muggli.
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FRec: Lucarelli 3, Pritchard 2, Reed,
Hummel.
Team Reports
Hutch-Tech
Engineers
H
t
The Engineers trailed
14-0 after one quarter and
surrendered 3 TDs in the second
frame as they lost to Clarence 46-20
last weekend... Demarco Myers
rushed 8 times for 31 yards, including
a 5-yard TD. Myers
for 30 yards... Jason
Dowell completed 8
of 17 passes for 107
yards. He also ran for
a 2-yard TD and
recovered a fumble
Elijah Hooks
on defense...
Keyshawn Pettway caught 2 passes
for 46 yards. He also rushed for 39
yards on 3 carries... Bruce Lindsay
caught 2 passes for 20 yards... Elijah
Hooks picked up a fumble and ran 55
yards for a TD... Al Gary led the
defense with 9 tackles... Nyles Moore
2015 Schedule
Iroquois
Jamestown
Chiefs
Red Raiders
The Chiefs took a 156 lead at the half and beat
Riverside 29-14 in the regular-season
finale... The Chiefs learned on
Saturday that they had qualified for
the playoffs and will be the third seed
from A South...
Brandon Yax rushed
26 times for 148
yards and a TD...
Jack Edwards completed 6 of 14 passes
for 117 yards and 2
TDs... Matt Whalen
Jack Edwards
caught 2 passes for
53 yards... Jordan Huber caught a
36-yard TD pass... Matt Ellman
caught an 11-yard TD pass... Morgan
Mariacher made 6 tackles, 5 solo. He
also recorded 3 tackles-for-loss...
Nathan Emer made 5 tackles, 1 for
lost yardage... Spencer Slachetka
intercepted a pass...
The Red Raiders led
7-0 at the end of the first
quarter but fell behind before the half
and lost to Orchard Park 38-7... Zacc
Kinsey led the ground game as he
rushed 11 times for 65 yards. He also
caught 2 passes for
41 yards... Jacob
Tonkin added 25
yards on just 2 carries to the totals...
Nikk Holland completed 11 of 25 passes for 107 yards. He
Jack Breen
also ran for a TD...
Aaron Watson caught 3 passes for 34
yards... Jordan Olds caught 4 passes
for 26 yards... Jeremy Bush had a
solid night on the OL. He also led the
defense with 11 tackles and 2 QB
sacks... Jack Breen and Marcel
Jackson each made 10 tackles...
Jeremy Lockett intercepted a pass...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Thu., Sept. 10..... Niagara Falls............ 6:30
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Frontier................ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... Orchard Park........... 4:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... Lancaster................... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Jamestown........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Clarence............... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... WSeneca West.......... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... @ McKinley (RF).....1:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 25....... Hamburg................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ WSeneca East...... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Amherst.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Riverside................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 5......... @ Niagara Falls...... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... @ Wmsville North... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Lancaster.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Bishop Timon........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Frontier................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Hutch Tech............... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Orchard Park...... 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Myers 72-477, Simmons 26-186,
Faulk 84-141, Abdul-Nafi 15-132, Pettway 10-78,
Spencer-Watson 11-39, Dowell 45-32,
Bartney 5-6,
Rushing: Yax 191-1155, Riedel 30-186,
Sley 19-75, Mariacher 5-43, Huber 9-28,
Nolan 2-15, Ross4-11, Day 1-8,
Edwards 14-(-31).
Receiving: Pettway 16-216, Myers 14-301,
Robertson 10-273, Abdul-Nafi 10-79, Lindsay 4-64,
Barney 3-18, Chico 2-29, Hunter 1-12,
Spencer-Watson 1-(-6).
Receiving: Huber 14-238, Yax 8-76, Ellman 6-53,
Riedel 4-4, Whalen 3-56, Bowen 2-40, Day 1-16,
Sley 1-7, Drake 1-5, Nolan 1-2.
TDs: Robertson 6, Myers 6, Pettway 3,
Lindsay 2, Faulk 2, Abdul-Nafi 2, Simmons,
Hooks, Dowell.
TDs: Yax 12, Huber 3, Brainard 2, Riedel 2,
Ellman 2, Mariacher, Edwards.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Jackson 115-638, Kinsey 50-309,
Holland 87-286, Carlson 11-47, Tonkin 5-35,
Hunzinger 9-28, Breen 2-10.
Receiving: Jackson 17-102, Olds 16-214,
Kinsey 15-257, Watson 14-401, Pumford 11-160,
Hill 3-29, Tanner 1-12, Peters 1-1.
TDs: Jackson 10, Holland 9, Watson 4, Olds 2,
Kinsey, Carlson.
Passing: Edwards 37-97-486, Huber 3-7-31.
Passing: Holland 71-141-1079, Hunzinger 2-4-95,
Peters 1-1-1, Pumford 1-1-1, Jackson 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Edwards 5.
TD Passes: Holland 5, Hunzinger.
Interceptions: Mariacher, Riedel, Day,
Whalen, Slachetka.
Interceptions: Lockett 3, Watson 2, Olds.
Interceptions: Devonshire, Myers.
FRec: Hooks 2, Bullock-Watson, Lindsay,
Pena, Moore, Dowell.
FRec: Mariacher 2, Ellmann, Gunner, Huber,
Ross, Emer.
Passing: Dowell 57-113-915, Abdul-Nafi 1-5-24,
Barney 0-2-0, Myers 0-3-0.
TD Passes: Dowell 10.
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FRec: Williams 2, Carlso 2, Kinsey 2, Olds 2,
Hill, Breen, Jackson, Peters, Andrew.
Team Reports
JFK
Kenmore East
Kenmore West
Bears
Bulldogs
Blue Devils
The Bears fell behind
to arch-rival Cleve Hill 36-6 last
weekend... Kenai Jordan led the
60 yards... Matt Lanzalaco added 57
yards on 7 carries to
the offense...
Brandon Kohl completed 2 of 3 passes
for 31 yards and a
TD. He also made 6
tackles on defense.
Kohl also had a good
Brandon Kohl
day punting as 4 of
his punts were not returned... Lexus
Pollard added 15 rushing yards to the
totals... Jordan Snyder caught 2 passes for 31 yards and a TD. Snyder also
made 2 tackles on defense... Zach
Carrick had a solid day on the offensive line. He also made 6 tackles and
recorded a QB sack on defense...
The Bulldogs fell
quarter and lost to rival Kenmore West
62-12 last week... Kahlil O’Neil led
the offense as he rushed 11 times for
99 yards and 2 TDs. O’Neil scored on
runs of 14 and 13
yards... Antonio
Scolla and Dwight
Davis each added 19
yards to the rushing
totals... Dion Woods
rolled up 66 yards in
kick returns...
Kahlil O’Neil
Kenmore East will
play a Bowl game at Wilson this
Friday at 7:00 pm...
The Blue Devils
blitzed out to a 43-0 lead
at the half and beat arch-rival
Kenmore East 62-12 last week...
Terrell Ford led the offense as he
TDs. Ford also
returned an interception for a 6th TD...
Jamir Lynch carried
and a TD... Erriono
Giardina rushed 6
Erriono Giardina
Mark Taylor ran
twice for 19 yards and a TD... Charlie
Milks led the defense with 11 tackles
and a QB sack... Cory Ratka made 5
tackles, including a QB sack... Tyler
White made 9 tackles, 4 solo. White
also recorded 2 QB sacks... Dominic
Lusthaus was in on 6 tackles, 3 initial
hits...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Grand Island....... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... North Tonawanda.... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 19....... Wmsville East.......... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... Niag Wheatfield....... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ Starpoint.............. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ Wmsville South........ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Grand Island....... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... North Tonawanda.... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 19....... Wmsville East.......... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... Niag Wheatfield....... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ Starpoint.............. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Orchard Park...... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... @ Lockport.............. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 19....... Sweet Home.............. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... Clarence.................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... Niagara Falls............ 2:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Riverside (RF),.... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ Kenmore East........... 2:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Jordan 49-386, Pollard 65-227,
Lanzalaco 49-230, Bethin 15-124,
James 4-15, Roetzer 3-13.
Rushing: O'Neil 42-220, Davis 50-213,
Woods 37-145, Scolla 45-109, Forcier 11-24,
Daniels 5-7, Moody 11-(-3).
Receiving: Jordan 8-138, Snyder 6-68,
Krajewski 2-9, Fischer 2-8, Pollard 1-5.
Receiving: Woods 1-27, Davis 1-22,
Scolla 1-8, Schmidt 1-5.
TDs: Jordan 5, Pollard 2, Bethin, Lanzalaco,
Snyder.
TDs: O'Neil 4, Scolla, Woods.
Receiving: Ford 15-357, Lynch 12-128,
MTaylor 8-122, Ratka 4-105, St.John 3-26,
Giardina 1-10, JTaylor 1-3, Walker-Johnson 1-1.
Passing: Bethin 17-73-199, Kohl 2-3-31.
Passing: O'Neil 4-33-62.
TDs: Ford 20, Walker-Johnson 9, MTaylor 3,
St.John 2, Lynch 2.
TD Passes: None.
Passing: Walker-Johnson 36-85-541,
Lynch 7-22-186, Ford 2-2-25.
TD Passes: Bethin 3, Kohl.
Rushing: Ford 123-676, Walker-Johnson 56-403,
Lynch 27-157, Giardina 14-80, MTaylor 14-68,
JTaylor 15-66, Ratka 10-58, St.John 2-8,
Pascua 1(-5).
Interceptions: Kohl 3, Fischer 2.
TD Passes: Walker-Johnson-3, Lynch.
FRec: Gregori, Kaye, Gribble, Roetzer,
Wojtulski.
Interceptions: None.
Interceptions: Ford 3, MTaylor, White,
Walker-Johnson, St.John.
FRec: Team-6.
FRec: St.John 2,Rainey 2, Lynch, Milks,
McDonough, Walker-Johnson, White, JTaylor.
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Team Reports
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Lancaster
Steelers
Eagles
Legends
The Steelers trailed
to Bennett 32-13 last week... Jamel
Lofton rushed for a team-high 41
yards on 10 carries. He also caught a
12-yard pass and a TD and led the
defense with 15 tackles... Kahlil Horton
ran 9 times for 35
yards... London
Smith caught a 9yard TD pass...
Marquez Lofton
caught 3 passes for
London Smith
82 yards and a TD.
He also made 8 tackles on defense...
Noble Smith completed 5 of 10 passes for 103 yards and 2 TDs... Shakur
Snow made 7 tackles... Jaekwon
Ingram was in on 3 tackles... KeJuan
Harmon had a solid night on the
offensive line... Lackawanna plays at
Gowanda in the C playoffs...
The Eagles fell behind
14-6 after the first quarter
and surrendered three scores in the
second frame and lost to South Park
49-16... The loss eliminated Lake
Shore from the Class A playoffs...
Cory Fiutko led the
ground game as he
ran 16 times for 66
yards and a TD. He
for 20 yards, including a 6-yard TD
pass... David Killian
Cory Fiutko
ran 13 times for 59
yards... Collin Fiutko added 37 yards
on 5 carries. He also passed for 31
yards... Owen Krouse tossed a 6-yard
TD pass. He also broke off a 23-yard
kick return... Connor Quinn made 2
tackles, 1 for lost yardage in the end
zone for a safety... Lake Shore finishes
the regular season at 3-4...
The Legends built a
27-13 lead at the half and
beat arch-rival Depew 41-21 last
weekend... Zach Samborski rushed
20 times for 182 yards and 3 TDs...
LG Castillo rushed 3 times for 80
yards and 2 TDs.
Castillo also caught 3
Mike Scarpello ran
for 55 yards on just 2
carries... Dan Speyer
completed 12 of 20
Christian Tredo
and a TD. He also
rushed for 35 yards... Alex Damiani
TD... Max Giordino caught 2 passes
for 26 yards... Christian Tredo led
the defense with 7 tackles... Alex
Heist made 5 tackles and had a QB
sack... Brett Beetow and Joe Molea
each made 6 tackles...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... Silver Creek.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Wilson................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ JFK....................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Akron................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Bennett...................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... Hutch Tech............... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ WSeneca East...... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Iroquois..................... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Amherst................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... McKinley................... 6:30
Fri., Oct. 9.......... WSeneca West.......... 6:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ South Park (ah)... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... Clarence.................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ C. Catholic (O).... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Jamestown........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Frontier..................... 7:30
Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ Hutch Tech (AH)... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Orchard Park........... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Depew................... 7:30
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Horton 88-841, JLofton 64-532,
NSmith 19-70, Cooley 18-31, Snow 4-22,
Wright 5-21, Brooks 4-19.
Rushing: Jenkins 53-374, Krouse 62-367,
ClnFiutko 74-371, Kilian 35-148, Failey 14-71,
Geister 2-15, Eckles 13-17, CryFiutko 18-64.
Rushing: Samborski 141-1076, Scarpello 24-154,
DSpeyer 27-112, Castillo 7-87, Monterro 25-80,
NSpeyer 4-37, Stewart 6-25, Tredo 1-18,
Valley 1-6, Piewik 1-5, Suarez 1-2, Walter 1-(-1).
Receiving: LSmith 9-110, Dilbert 8-89,
Snow 7-87, Ramirez 5-42, MLofton 3-82,
Horton 2-21, JLofton 1-12.
Receiving: John 7-151, CryFiutko 9-170,
Jenkins 6-172, Quinn 4-84, Geister 2-17,
Eckles 1-7.
TDs: Horton 11, JLofton 7, Cooley 2,
MLofton 2, LSmith.
TDs: Jenkins 7, Krouse 3, ClnFiutko 3, Kilian 3,
John 2, Failey 2, CryFiutko 2.
Passing: NSmith 32-68-365, Wright 5-9-61.
Passing: ClnFiutko 23-60-523, Bialy 5-9-71,
CryFiutko 1-6-31, Krouse 1-1-6, Jenkins 0-1-0.
2015 Numbers
TD Passes: NSmith 2.
TD Passes: ClnFiutko 5, Krouse.
Interceptions: Snow, Ramirez, Horton,
Vernon, JLofton, MLofton, Elvers.
FRec: Poliseno, Taylor, JLofton, Elvers,
MLofton.
Interceptions: John 2, ClnFiutko, CryFiutko,
Jenkins, Failey.
Receiving: Castillo 26-608, Barbaro 15-132,
Damiani 14-295, Giordano 14-179,
Samborski 11-201, Suarez 4-60, Scarpello 3-21,
Valley 2-10, Crosby 1-18, Zogaria 1-8,
Monterro 1-2.
TDs: Samborski 18, Damiani 7, Castillo 6,
Scarpello 2, Monterro, Tredo, NSpeyer.
Passing: DSpeyer 85-143-1474,
NSpeyer 9-15-60, Castillo 0-1-0.
TD Passes: DSpeyer 13.
Interceptions: Gill 2, Scarpello, Tredo,
Walter, Kuntz.
FRec: Rodgers, ClnFiutko.
FRec: Powers, Scarpello, Potyok, Tredo,
Damiani, Kuntz, Beetow, Biniaszewski
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Team Reports
Lewiston-Porter
Lockport
Lancers
Lions
MGCLake
Thunder Dragons
The Lancers led 40-8
at the half and beat
Newfane 40-14... The victory clinched
a playoff spot for Lew-Port for the
first time since 2011... Michael Fritz
rushed 19 times for 131 yards and a 2
TDs... Dylan Zutell
72 yards... Donald
Allender completed
3 of 4 passes for 76
yards and a TD. He
also rushed 7 times
for 63 yards and 2
Will Duff
TDs... Will Duff
caught 2 passes for 46 yards. He also
returned a fumble 57 yards for a TD
on defense... Dylan Morrissette
caught a 30-yard TD pass... Ryan
Swearengen made 10 tackles, 2 for
lost yardage... Cody Fouts made 9
tackles, 2 for lost yardage and recovered a fumble...
The Lions trailed just
7-6 in the second quarter
but allowed a TD before the half and
lost to Niagara Falls 28-12 last week...
Javon Ford powered the offense as
he ran 21 times for 106 yards and a
TD. Ford also completed 10 of 25 passes
for 136 yards and
another TD... Patrick
Flaherty caught 9
passes for 124 yards,
including a 9-yard
TD strike... Kenyatta
Huston caught a 26- Patrick Flaherty
yard pass. He also made 8 tackles and
intercepted a pass on defense...
D’Andre Jenkins made 4 tackles,
including 1 for lost yardage... Kyle
Brown made 3 tackles and recovered
a fumble... Antonyho Lloyd made 6
tackles and recorded a QB sack...
Charlie Butera made 7 tackles...
The Thunder Dragons
led just 14-8 at the half
but scored 3 TDs in the third quarter
and pulled away from AlleganyLimestone 54-15 last week...
MGCLake won the C South Division
with the victory...
Bradley Benson
rushed 18 times for
205 yards and 3
TDs... Trevor Micek
ran 8 times for 67
yards Michael Welsh
completed 8 of 17
passes for 123 yards Brandon Reagle
and 2 TDs... Mitch Padilla caught 4
Brandon Reagle caught a 20-yard TD
pass... Trevor Micek had a huge day
as he made 15 tackles, 10 solo. Micek
had 4 tackles-for-loss. He also rushed
for a TD and returned a kickoff 64
yards...
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Medina.................
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Cheektowaga.......
Fri., Sept. 18....... Maryvale..................
Fri., Sept. 25....... Burgard....................
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Tonawanda...............
Sat., Oct. 10........ @ N.Wheatfield.......
Sat., Oct. 17........ @ Newfane...............
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
7:30
7:00
7:00
7:00
7:00
2:00
2:00
Sat., Sept. 5......... @ St. Joe’s................ 1:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... Kenmore West.......... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Clarence............... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... Starpoint................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... Riverside................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ Frontier..................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ @ Niagara Falls....... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 5......... @ Eden..................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Gowanda (mg).......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Salamanca (cl).......... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Cass Valley (F).... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Randolph............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Southwestern (cl)..... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ All-Limestone (mg).. 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Fritz 149-934, DAllender 44-380,
Zutell 24-121, Webber 22-54, Morrissette 3-14,
Bailey 2-6, Duff 1-(-4), Foley 1-(-24).
Rushing: James 120-627, Ford 137-571,
Bronson 7-19, Bouvain 10-14, Huston 9-10,
Brown 2-4, Foriello 1-3.
Receiving: Bailey 25-367, Duff 20-197,
Fritz 8-113, Morrissette 7-119, Milbrand 4-79,
Foley 2-33, MAllender 1-21, Zutell 1-5,
VanDenBosch 1-3, Christman 1-(-3).
Receiving: Flaherty 12-166, Bronson 6-109,
James 3-126, Huston 3-37, Chambers 2-10,
Kleinfelder 1-10.
TDs: Fritz 10, Allender 5, Bailey 4, Duff 3,
Matteson, Powers, Webber, Morresette.
Passing: DAllender 64-122-862, Webber 11-24-123,
Bailey 0-3-0, Fritz 0-3-0
TD Passes: Allender 6, Webber.
Interceptions: Bailey 2, Fritz 2, Milbrand,
Christman, Zutell, Duff.
TDs: James 6, Ford 5, Bronson 2, Lloyd,
Nunnari, Flaherty.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Benson 73-558, TMicek 41-282,
Sandberg 21-175, Dubois 20-170, Webb 15-130,
NNelson 12-77, Welsh 7-21, Padilla 1-17,
Rivera 3-17, Reagle 5-16, Trim 5-16, Avery 2-10,
PNelson 1-4, Fabrizio 3-(-1).
Receiving: Padilla 11-169, PNelson 7-169,
Dubois 5-109, Benson 5-20, TMicek 3-28,
Sandberg 3-25, Fabrizio 3-24, Reagle 1-20.
Passing: Ford 28-91-419, Brown 2-2-36.
TDs: Benson 8, Dubois 5, PNelson 3,
Sandberg 3, TMicek 2, Webb, Reagle,
Fabrizio, Padilla.
TD Passes: Ford 5.
Passing: Welsh 38-85-519, Dubois 0-2-0.
Interceptions: James 2, Chambers 2,
Nunnari, Huston.
TD Passes: Welsh 11.
FRec: Butera 2, Lloyd, James, Brown.
Interceptions: Sandberg 2, TMicek 2,
Dubois, Padilla, PNelson
FRec: Reagle 2, Dubois 2, TMicek, Nolan,
Sandberg, Lai, Fortune, Trim.
FRec: Matteson, Fritz, Powers, Aiken, Fouts,
Duff.
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Team Reports
Maryvale
McKinley
Medina
Flyers
Macks
Mustangs
The Flyers led 17-14
after three quarters but
surrendered 3 TDs in the final frame
and lost to Cheektowaga 35-23 last
week... Kwaine Davis led the ground
game as he ran 15 times for 84 yards.
He also made 11
tackles and a QB
sack on defense...
Floyd Remley
rushed 9 times for 79
yards and a TD. He
also completed 4
Marcus Ford carried Andrew Crombie
7 times for 65 yards and a TD. Ford
also caught 2 passes for 33 yards and
made a team-high 12 tackles on
defense... Austin Reamsnyder rushed
for 16 yards and a TD. He also made
8 tackles on defense... Andrew
Crombie made 11 tackles... Brian
Sullivan intercepted a pass...
The Macks led just
12-7 at the half but
scored 3 times after the break and beat
Amherst 32-7 last week... Jeremiah
Moore completed 14 of 26 passes for
244 yards and 2 TDs... Kesean Fisher
caught 6 passes for
113 yards... Jade
Beal caught 5 passes
for 68 yards and a
TD... Raquan Goree
caught 2 passes for
86 yards, including a
57-yard TD... Joseph
Tim Cramer
Jameson rushed 4
times for 39 yards and 2 TDs. He also
intercepted a pass on defense... Kayon
Rogers led the defense with 4 tackles...
Anthony Sanders made 3 tackles and
returned a fumble 55 yards for a TD...
Tim Cramer recorded 2 QB sacks...
Deon Thomas and Marielle Fowler
each intercepted a pass...
The Mustangs played
to a 14-14 tie after 3
quarters but lost a hard-fought game
to arch-rival Albion 27-14... Jake
Cotter led the offense as he rushed 20
times for 157 yards... Eric Neace ran 5
Tyler Valley completed 6 of 14 passses
for 71 yards and a
TD... Dylan Lewis
caught 4 passes for
Charles Beach had a
Charles Beach
huge game as he
made 12 tackles, including 4 for lost
yardage. Beach also recovered a fumble. He returned the fumble 50 yards
but the return was negated by a blockin-the-back penalty... Tom Follman
made 14 tackles, including a QB
sack... Dawson Joy made 12 tackles...
Noah Banazwski had a QB sack...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5......... @ Cleve Hill............. 2:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Burgard.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Lew-Port.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Fredonia................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ Newfane............... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Tonawanda.......... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ Cheektowaga............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ South Park (AH).. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... Iroquois..................... 1:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Niagara Falls............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... WSeneca East........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Sat., Oct. 10........ Hamburg................... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Amherst................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... Lew-Port................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ East Aurora......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Riverside................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Barker-RH............... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Alden.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Depew........................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Albion................... 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Davis 76-540, Reamsnyder 46-350,
Ford 42-344, Remley 36-261, Sullivan 28-211,
Law 19-159, Slisz 20-139, Burruss 7-85.
Receiving: Crombie 12-156, Ford 8-189,
Davis 3-13, Wiles 1-10, York 1-9,
Reamsnyder 1-5.
TDs: Davis 5, Remley 5, Ford 5, Crombie 3,
Reamsnyder 3, Sullivan 2, Slisz, Burruss.
Passing: Remley 26-61-378, Ford 1-4-4,
Sullivan 0-1-0.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: KJohnson 64-609, James 35-238,
Beal 41-111, Haynes 19-94, Jameson 14-84,
Thomas 4-46, Gossom 3-30, Moore 3-21,
Wardlaw 1-6, Rhynes 1-1.
Receiving: Fisher 25-411, Goree 12-223,
Beal 10-128, Herod 7-64, Fowler 5-65,
Wardlaw 4-73, Johnson 4-53, Haynes 4-8,
Joseph 1-8, Jameson 1-0, James 1-(-2).
TDs: KJohnson 6, Fisher 3, Beal 3 Jameson 2,
Thomas, Goree, Sanders.
TD Passes: Remley 3, Ford.
Passing: KJohnson 53-118-605,
Moore 19-33-346.
Interceptions: Crombie 3, Sullivan 3.
TD Passes: KJohnson 3, Moore 3.
FRec: Burruss, Schroeder, Cartonia,
Costanzo.
Interceptions: Goree, Joseph, Sanders,
Haynes, Jameson, Thomas, Fowler.
FRec: Sanders 2, Wallace, Haynes, Wilson.
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2015 Numbers
Rushing: Cotter 110-1171, Neace 69-464,
Cooper 13-151, Follman 10-32, Joy 7-24,
Rhim 9-(-29), Valley 4-(-35).
Receiving: DLewis 15-193, Cooper 11-205,
Cotter 8-109, MLewis 4-72, Neace 4-40,
Joy 1-9, Rhim 1-5.
TDs: Cotter 10, Neace 7, Cooper 5,
DLewis 3.
Passing: Valley 33-60-443, Rhim 10-29-183,
DLewis 1-4-7.
TD Passes: Valley 4, Rhim 2.
Interceptions: DLewis 2, Grabowski, Cotriss,
Banazwski
FRec: Packer, Grabowski, Stephens, Beach.
Team Reports
Newfane
Niagara Falls
Nichols
Panthers
Wolverines
Big Green
The Panthers fell
quarter and lost to Lew-Port 40-12 last
week... Jake Kubala led the ground
game as he rushed 10 times for 74
yards and a TD. Kubala also led the
defense with 8 tackles... Albert Kramp
carried 6 times for 19
yards and a TD. He
also intercepted a
pass on defense...
Brandon Gross
completed 2 passes
Albert Kramp
for 33 yards... Chad
Dunbar caught a 30-yard pass. He
also made 8 tackles and recovered a
fumble on defense... Austin Thomas
made 6 tackles and recovered a fumble... Aaron Sherman was in on 6
tackles... Connor Hill was a stand out
on the offensive line... Newfane hosts
St. Mary’s on Friday...
The Wolverines led
14-6 at the half and beat
Lockport 28-12 last weekend... The
Wolverines earned a home game in
the first round of the playoffs with the
win... Drew Spurback completed 12
of 24 passes for 156
yards and a TD...
Dee Hunt rushed 10
times for 29 yards
and a TD... Lomax
Barnes rushed for a
TD. He also tossed a
7-yard TD pass to
Drew Spurback
Rodney Jones...
DaQuan Hubbard caught 5 passes
for 96 yards and a TD... Dee Hunt
caught 2 passes for 24 yards...
Devontae Braithwaite made a teamhigh 10 tackles and recovered a fumble... Breon Harris intercepted a pass
and recovered a fumble... Marquis
Pryor made 5 tackles and a QB sack...
The Big Green trailed
just 8-0 after one quarter
but allowed 2 TDs in the second
frame and lost to Rochester’s Bishop
Kearney 38-0... Manny Williams led
the ground game as
he rushed 16 times
for 49 yards.
Marques Lowe ran 7
times for 35 yards.
He also completed 2
Casey Wells caught
Paul Brinson
and added 20 yards
to the rushing totals... Paul Brinson
led the defense as he made 7 tackles, 5
solo... Manny Williams was in on 7
tackles, 3 solo... Jack Pfalzgraf made
4 tackles, 2 for lost yardage... Jaceary
Menes intercepted a pass... Zach
Berzon was solid on the OL and made
4 tackles, 1 for loss, on defense...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Albion................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Tonawanda............... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Cheektowaga....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Wilson.................. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... Maryvale.................. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ @ Burgard (AH)..... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ Lew-Port.................. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 5......... Jamestown................ 2:00
Thu., Sept. 10..... @ Hutch Tech.......... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ McKinley.............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... Riverside................. 12:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Clarence............... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Lockport................... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 5......... Cardinal O’Hara.... 12:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Bishop Kearney... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 19....... Trinity College........ 12:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... @ Finney (5)............ TBA
Sat., Oct. 3.......... Finney (5)................. 1:30
Sat., Oct. 10........ Villanova College....12:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ Bishop Kearney...... 12:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Kubala 69-337, Kramp 38-120,
Simmons 23-98, Gross 36-75, Dunbar 15-71,
Winquist 3-(-5).
Rushing: Hunt 72-360, Moore 23-135,
R.Williams 12-51, Harris 11-47, Dennis 4-29,
Hooks 7-23, Tantillo 2-12, Barnes 9-12,
Hubbard 3-11, Woods 1-3, Spurback 20-(-26).
Receiving: Kramp 11-73, Dunbar 9-145,
Boudeman 7-129, Kubala 5-101, Gilbert 2-68,
Simmons 2-15, Mott 1-13, Ziehm 1-8.
TDs: Kubala 5, Kramp 2, Boudeman 2,
Gross, Gilbert.
Passing: Gross 36-82-540, Winquest 2-3-12.
Receiving: Hubbard 23-444, Hudson 12-190,
Harris 7-191, Felvus 6-93, Moore 5-79,
Hunt 3-27, Jones 1-7.
TDs: Hubbard 6, Hudson 5, Felvus 3, Harris 3,
Hunt 2, Moore, Braithwaite, Woods, Barnes,
Jones.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: MWilliams 75-408, Rivers 58-317,
Walls 37-206, Glinski 42-182, Lowe 19-51,
Rupp 2-8.
Receiving: Ellis-Mohr 6-40, Menes 4-126,
Walls 3-50, M.Williams 3-40, Rivers 1-13,
Glinski 1-3.
TDs: Rivers 3, MWilliams, Menes, Walls,
Brinson.
Passing: Lowe 18-560-269.
Passing: Spurback 51-109-858,
Barnes 8-16-150.
TD Passes: Gross 5.
TD Passes: Spurback 13, Barnes 4.
TD Passes: Lowe.
Interceptions: Kramp.
Interceptions: Stachowski 3, Hubbard 3,
Woods 3, Hunt, Hudson, Adams, Braithwaite,
Harris.
Interceptions: Menes, Walls.
FRec: Dunbar 2, Mott, Sherman, Kubala,
Thomas.
FRec: Woods 2, Braithwaite 2, Taylor, Hunt,
RWilliams, Harris.
FRec: Rivers 3, Brinson 2, Menes,
MWilliams.
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Team Reports
North Tonawanda
Olean
Orchard Park
Lumberjacks
Huskies
Quakers
The Lumberjacks fell
behind 12-7 in the first
quarter but took the lead and ran past
arch-rival Tonawanda 53-30... Joe
Dotterweich led the ground game as
he rushed 22 times for 139 yards and
2 TDs... Chris
Labonte added 93
yards and 2 TDs on
17 carries... Zack
Woodard completed
yards and 2 TDs. He
also ran for 28 yards
Patrick Millbrand
and a TD... Cody
Sikora caught an 82-yard TD pass...
Patrick Millbrand caught 3 passes
for 27 yards... Marshall Esmay led
the defense with 9 tackles... Austin
Tober recovered a fumble and had a
QB sack... Sophomore Kyle McNeil
made 4 tackles in his T-NY debut...
Bryce Schmigel recovered a fumble...
The Huskies fell
and lost to Springville 47-13 last
weekend... Dylan Vincent led the
Huskies offense as he rushed 23 times
for 86 yards and a TD... Garrett
Boldt completed 3
passes for 35 yards,
including a 16-yard
TD. Boldt also rolled
up 87 yards in kick
returns... Evan
Threehouse caught 3
passes for 35 yards
Garrett Boldt
and a TD... Elijah
Ramadhan tossed a 35-yard pass to
Malakye Wofford... Terrence
Farwell led the defense as he made 7
tackles... Jaylen Roulo was also
active as he made 6 tackles... Jared
Slavin helped the unit as he made 5
tackles... Shawn Williams and Joe
Jedrosko each made 4 tackles...
The Quakers fell
behind 7-0 after one quarter but dominated the game from there
as they beat Jamestown 38-7... The
Quakers clinched the AA South
Division with the win... Dillon Janca
completed 15 of 27
and 3 TDs... Josh
Daul rushed for 74
yards and a TD on 16
carries. He also took
a short pass 51 yards
for a TD... Nico
Nico Rapini
Rapini carried 7
times for 76 yards and a TD. He also
made 4 tackles... Joe Losardo caught
Chris Liberatore caught 5 passes for
61 yards and a TD... Ronnie Shul led
the defense with 8 tackles, including a
QB sack... Collin Creagan made 6
tackles, including a QB sack...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5......... @ Wmsville East...... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... @ Kenmore East...... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Wmsville South........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Wmsville North........ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ Niag Wheatfield... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Starpoint................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Tonawanda............... 6:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... East Aurora.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Eden.......................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Bradford (Pa)...... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Fredonia.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Springville............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... Kenmore West.......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Frontier..................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 19....... Bennett...................... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... @ Hutch Tech (AH)...4:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Pittsford (5).......... 6:30
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Lancaster.............. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ Jamestown................ 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Dotterweich 120-522, Sikora 50-406,
LaBonte 30-198, Woodard 11-75, Groff 6-42,
Zapp 5-17, Esmay 1-6.
Rushing: Boldt 75-239, Vincent 48-229,
Ramadhan 28-80, Roulo 24-68, Williams 9-48,
Chapman 1-4, Wofford 4-4, Mehmel 3-2,
Treehouse 2-0.
Receiving: Milbrand 11-160, Groff 10-202,
Sikora 7-212, Nolley 5-107, LaBonte 1-21,
Ferry 1-11.
Receiving: Treehouse 7-91, Boldt 4-159,
Williams 2-65, Ramadhan 2-33, Wofford 3-54.
TDs: Dotterweich 10, Sikora 8, Woodard 4,
Milbrand 3, LaBonte 3, Corp, Zapp.
TDs: Boldt 5, Vincent 3, Ramadhan 3, Rinker,
Roulo.
Passing: Woodard 39-70-551,
Milbrand 1-1-65.
Passing: Ramadhan 8-29-222, Boldt 10-31-180,
Treehouse 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Woodard 5, Milbrand.
TD Passes: Ramadhan 2, Boldt 2, Vincent,
Treehouse.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Dahl 81-468, Paolini 74-364,
Thomas 20-177, Janca 35-115, Rapini 15-110.
Receiving: Liberatore 32-490, Koziol 29-385,
Losardo 20-399, Schurr 10-157, Giese 4-87,
Bernas 4-59, Dahl 4-56, Paolini 3-30.
TDs: Dahl 9, Janca 6, Koziol 5, Paolini 5,
Losardo 4, Liberatore 4, Schurr 2, Thomas,
Giese, Rapini.
Passing: Janca 106-187-1663.
TD Passes: Janca 17.
Interceptions: Milbrand 3, Tober.
Interceptions: McPoland 3, Koziol 2, Bernas 2,
Honer, Dahl.
Interceptions: Treehouse, Jedrosko.
FRec: Groff 2, Eichorst, Corp, Milbrand,
Nolley, Mukhtasimov, Dotterweich, Franusiak,
Esmay, Tober, Schmigel.
FRec: Mehmel, Jedrosko, Vincent, Williams.
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FRec: Dempsey 3, Janca, Prince, Thomas,
Koziol, Bernard.
Team Reports
Pioneer
Portville
Randolph
Panthers
Panthers
Cardinals
The Panthers had a
bye in Week 7 due to
Eden cancelling their season... Pioneer
will be playing in the Class B Funke
Bowl at 7:30 pm Friday, Oct. 23 at
Fredonia against the Hillbillies... This
is a re-match of
Week 3 when
Fredonia narrowly
beat the Panthers 1413... One player who
has been a stand out
this season is senior
OT Brandon
Brandon Crowell
Crowell... He has
started all 6 games this season after
never having played the position
before... Crowell became a team
leader through his hard work and hustle...
The Panthers built a
28-14 lead at the half,
scored once in the third quarter and
held off a rally as they beat CSP 35-28...
Steele Rajski led the Portville ground
attack as he ran 9 times for 81 yards
and a TD... Grant
Milne rushed 11
times for 47 yards.
He also caught a 30yard TD pass and
made a team-high 8
Sean Harris carried
Matt Waugh
and 2 TDs. He also completed 2 passes for 42 yards and a TD... Nick
Gehm added 37 yards on 8 carries...
Jayce Freeborn carried 4 times for 34
yards and a TD... Mitchell Yehl made
6 tackles and recovered a fumble...
Matt Waugh played well on the OL
and intercepted a pass on defense...
The Cardinals came
roaring out of the gate and
led 35-0 at the half as they beat
Westfield by that same score. There was
no scoring in the 2nd half... Devyn
Nelsen powered the ground attack as he
ran 14 times for 236
yards and all 5 TDs.
Nelsen scored on runs
of 31, 3, 29, 32 and 1
yards... Sam Jacobi
ran 8 times for 64
yards... Jon Ling led
the defense as he
made a team-high 8
Sam Jacobi
tackles... Nick Becker
had a solid night on defense as he made
4 tackles... Nick Martonis made 3 tackles and recovered 2 fumbles... Jordan
Stone made 3 tackles and recovered a
fumble... Devin Foster and Marshall
Johnson were each in on 5 tackles...
Randolph will host Westfield again this
week in the Class D playoffs...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Alden.....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Olean......................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Albion........................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Springville................. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ @ Eden..................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... Cattaraugus-LV........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Westfield.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Franklinville........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Randolph.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Frewsburg................. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Alley-Limestone... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Clymer-SP ................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Franklinville........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Frewsburg............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Clymer-SP................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Portville..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... MGCLake................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Cattaraugus-LV... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Westfield................... 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Thompson 96-548, Tackentien 67-304,
Fyock 25-98, Gauthier 18-67, Kossow 2-11,
Riordan 3-9, Marsh 2-5, Makowski 1-1.
Rushing: Rajski 28-200, Gehm 53-196,
Harris 42-155, Milne 25-141, Gayton 43-132,
Waugh 32-100, Freeborn 12-79, Hlasnick 2-1.
Rushing: Team 46-250, Nelsen 68-611,
Jacobi 44-394, J.Brown 25-199,
Hvizdzak 22-155, Stahley 10-106.
Receiving: Thompson 5-48, Tackentien 4-59,
Gauthier 3-45, Eigenbrod 2-57, Beyer 1-25.
Receiving: Yehl 16-285, Monahan 7-89,
Gehm 5-83, Milne 4-95, Waugh 3-34,
Gayton 1-26.
Receiving: Team 11-168, Bosley 8-149,
Hvizdzak 2-5.
TDs: Tackentien 4, Thompson 2, Beyer, Kossow,
Eigenbrod.
TDs: Harris 5, Waugh 2, Monahan 2, Gehm 2,
Milne 2, Rajski 2, Gayton, Yehl, Freeborn.
2015 Numbers
TDs: Nelsen 11, Jacobi 5, Stahley 4,
Hvizdzak 3, Bosley 3, JBrown 2, Beaver.
Passing: Team 17-41-254, Beaver 8-15-219.
Passing: Kossow 14-40-236.
Passing: Harris 36-86-613.
TD Passes: Kossow 2.
TD Passes: Beaver 3.
Interceptions: Tackenttien 2, Gauthier,
Thompson.
FRec: Fyoc 2, Beyer 2, Dell , Gauthier,
Thompson, Eigenbrod.
TD Passes: Harris 3.
Interceptions: Harris 3, Gonzalez 2, Gayton,
Gehm, Waugh.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: Yehl 4, Waugh.
FRec: Ling 2, Stahley, Hvizdzak, Becker,
Martonis, Stone.
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Team Reports
St. Francis
St. Joe’s
St. Mary’s
Red Raiders
Marauders
Lancers
The Red Raiders
trailed just 7-0 at the half
and battled hard but lost to regional
power Erie Cathedral Prep 33-14 last
weekend... Jerry Hickson completed
23 of 46 passes for 213 yards. He also
rushed for a 3-yard
TD... Brandon Metz
led the running game
as he ran 26 times
for 124 yards. Metz
for 42 yards... Robert
Dempsey carried 11
Garth Pinnock
times for 48 yards.
Dempsey also caught 9 passes for 67
yards... Garth Pinnock caught 6 passes for 56 yards... William Sanders
picked up a blocked FG and ran 85
yards for a TD... Taurean Davis led
the defense with 9 tackles, 1 for lost
yardage... Liam Pacholec and Devin
Delmont each recovered a fumble...
The Marauders fell
quarter and could never catch up as
they lost to Timon 42-28 last weekend... Mike McCarthy completed 7
of 13 passes for 132 yards and 2
TDs... Naseer
Jackson led the
ground game as he
rushed 11 times for
56 yards. He also
caught a 40-yard TD
pass... Jaylon Nelson
tossed a 40-yard TD
pass... Chris Schaefer Chris Schaefer
caught 4 passes for 80 yards... Louis
Surace caught a 34-yard pass and was
4-for-4 on PAT kicks... Garrett House
made 2 tackles and knocked down 3
passes... Mike Motley made 5 tackles,
1 for lost yardage... Yusuf Osman and
Freddie Nixon each made 8 tackles...
Charlie Niesciur made 6 tackles...
The Lancers dropped a
tough 27-25 decision to
Gilmour Academy in Ohio... St.
Mary’s rolled up 545 yards of offense
but was undone by 5 turnovers...
Takal Molson had another big day as
he rushed 22 times
for 311 yards and 2
TDs. He also completed 4 of 6 passes
for 73 yards and
another TD. Molson
made 6 tackles on
defense, 3 for lost
Justin Johnson
yardage... Khalil
White rushed 18 times for 120 yards.
He also caught 3 passes for 14 yards
and a TD and intercepted a pass on
defense... Isaiah Hinton caught a 55yard pass... Justin Johnson made 3
tackles and intercepted a pass... Will
Story led the defense with 8 tackles...
Jon Rowe was in on 7 tackles...
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Wmsville South....7:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... @ Holy Trinity......... 1:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Walsh Jesuit........ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... @ Aquinas................ 1:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Canisius..................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ St. Mary’s................. 1:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Cathedral Prep.... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 23........ St. Joe’s..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 30........ @ Bishop Timon...... 7:00
Nov. 6/7............... Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5........ Lockport................... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 12...... @ Msgr Farrell........ 1:00
Sat, Sept. 19....... Aquinas..................... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 26...... @ St. Mary’s............. 1:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Cathedral Prep.... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ @ Canisius................ 1:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ @ St. Franics............ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 24........ Bishop Timon........... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 30........ @ Erie, McDowell.... 7:00
Nov. 6/7............... Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5......... Bishop Kearney........ 1:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... Canisius..................... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 19....... Bishop Timon........... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... St. Joe’s..................... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ Oil City (Pa.)....... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ @ St. Francis............ 1:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ xxxxxxx................ 1:00
Fri., Oct. 23........ @ xxxxxxx................ 1:00
Sat., Oct. 31........ @ Cardinal O’Hara.. 1:00
Nov. 6/7............... Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2014 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Metz 78-492, RDempsey 60-427,
Hickson 69-163, Pinnock 20-138, Tyger 4-72,
Delmont 1-16, BDempsey 1-9, Woodarek 3-7,
Reeb 2-7, Taylor 1-6, MWilliams 2-2,
Hartley 3-2, Kline 3-(-1), George 1-(-3).
Rushing: Thompson 84-383, Conschafter 43-209,
NJackson 26-101, McCarthy 27-85, Surace 8-60,
Evans 4-36, Nelson 3-14, O'Neill 1-8, Flowers 2-2,
Bomberski 1-2, Martone 1-0, Pace 1-0.
Rushing: Molson 107-918, White 60-290,
Johnson 50-266, Dunning 3-12, Woods 1-(-4).
Receiving: Metz 31-480, Pinnock 23-275,
Tasker 22-315, Taylor 19-318, Dempsey 18-193,
Woodarek 6-47, Kline 5-26, Shipman 2-42,
Tyger 1-13, Hartley 1-12, MWilliams 1-3.
Receiving: Beyer 16-196, NJackson 12-171,
Conschafter 11-139, Thompson 11-68,
Schaefer 7-95, House 4-31, Surace 3-44,
Bardak 2-21, Dimitroff 2-8, Nelson 1-32.
Receiving: Dunning 26-275, White 21-360,
Hill 12-144, Woods 6-77, Hinton 4-127,
Hunt 3-29, Johnson 2-19, Brodie 1-46,
Molson 1-45.
TDs: Molson 8, Hill 5, White 5, Johnson 2,
Dunning 2, Woods, Brodie, Hinton.
TDs: Dempsey 7, Taylor 6, Hickson 6, Metz 5,
Tasker 3, Tyger, Pinnock, Sanders.
TDs: Conschafter 5, Thompson 4, Dimitroff,
Bardak, O'Neill, McCarthy, NJackson,
Schaefer, Surace.
Passing: Hickson 127-249-1705, Reeb 0-1-0,
Taylor 0-1-0.
Passing: McCarthy 65-117-750, Nelson 4-12-55,
Thompson 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Hickson 14.
TD Passes: McCarthy 6, Nelson.
Interceptions: Tasker, Penn, Metz.
Interceptions: Beyer 3, Smallwood.
Interceptions: Molson, Hinton, Johnson,
White.
FRec: Metz 3, Tasker, Davis, Arcuri,
Pacholec, Delmont
FRec: Bomberski 2, Surace, Bardak, Jefries,
Smallwood
FRec: Rowe, Fay, Hinton, DiPirro, Dunning,
Woods.
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Passing: Molson 71-139-1000, Woods 3-4-110,
Cieski 3-4-19.
TD Passes: Molson 14, Woods.
Team Reports
Salamanca
Silver Creek
South Park
Warriors
Black Knights
Sparks
The Warriors fell
quarter and lost to Franklin-Ellicott
48-0 last week... Nick Johnson led
Salamanca on the ground as he rushed
5 times for 43 yards. He also intercepted a pass on
defense... Xander
Edstrom added 19
yards to the rushing
totals. He also totaled
51 yards in kick
returns and made 5
Cole Quigley
Jacob Spruce broke
off a 34-yard kick return... Cole
Quigley averaged 35 yards on 4
punts. He also intercepted his 4th pass
of the year... Tyler Hedlund made 4
tackles... Jeremiah Shoup led the
defensive unit with 7 tackles...
The Black Knights
scored twice in each of
the first two quarters to take a 30-0
lead at the half and beat Wilson 46-6
last week... Bill Seiders led the
ground game as he rushed 14 times
for 97 yards and a
TD... Lucas Hallick
rushed 4 times for 45
yards and 2 TDs...
Austin Eggleston
carried 6 times for 50
yards... Chris
Williams ran 3 times
Austin Pierce
for 36 yards and a
TD... Jake Lewis ran 3 times for 33
yards and a TD... Noah Raddack
completed 6 of 13 passes for 86 yards
and a TD... Trevon Thompson caught
Austin Pierce led the defense with 5
tackles... Noah Seneca helped the unit
with 3 tackles...
The Sparks jumped
out to an early lead and
beat Lake Shore 49-16 last weekend...
South Park finished the regular season
7-0... Tyree Brown completed 6 of 12
passes for 171 yards and 4 TDs. He
also rushed for 157
yards and 2 TDs on
just 5 carries... Daryl
Moore broke free for
a 50-yard TD run.
Moore also caught 2
passes for 70 yards
and a TD. He made 8
tackles and forced a Leeland Coleman
fumble on defense... David Thomas
caught 2 passes for 71 yards and 2
TDs. Thomas also made 7 tackles and
recovered a fumble on defense...
Leeland Coleman caught a 28-yard
TD pass... Tony Robinson made 6
tackles and recovered a fumble... Fred
Foster recorded 2 QB sacks...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5......... @ Cass Valley........... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 11....... Lackawanna............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ MGCLake (cl)..... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 25....... Southwestern............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Alley-Limestone....... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Gowanda.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Franklinville........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Lackawanna........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Bennett...................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... JFK............................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Akron........................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Southwestern....... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Cleve Hill.................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Wilson................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... McKinley (ah).......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Amherst................ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 19....... @ Canisius................ 2:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... WSeneca West (ah)...1:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ WSeneca East...... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Lake Shore (ah)....... 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: McClure 67-315, Shoup 50-177,
Spruce 18-79, Quigley 70-70, Edstrom 27-64,
NJohnson 17-59, JJohnson 2-4, John 2-3,
CWilliams 2-0.
Rushing: Seiders 116-770, Eggleston 17-152,
Lewis 15-106, Williams 10-67, Hallick 4-45.
Rushing: TBrown 58-663, Neal 43-495,
Coleman 20-184, Thomas 13-130, Moore 8-86,
McDonald 4-35, Schaefer 5-27, DBrown 3-15,
Robinson 1-4.
Receiving: Edstrom 4-134, Reynolds 4-103,
McClure 4-(-2), DeKay 1-0, Spruce 1-2.
TDs: Edstom 2, Reynolds, McClure.
Receiving: Thompson 34-635, Lewis 14-250,
Williams 5-143, Seiders 3-21, Snow 2-10,
Galfo 1-17, Hallick 1-9.
TDs: Thompson 9, Seiders 7, Lewis 5,
Williams 4, Eggleston 2, Hallick 2, Galfo.
Receiving: Thomas 20-540, Moore 19-561,
DBrown 10-261, Robinson 6-89, Coleman 3-4,
Foster 2-5, Lang 1-15, Jackson 1-6, Neal 1-5.
Passing: Raddack 67-127-1110.
TDs: TBrown 10, Thomas 9, Moore 6, Neal 5,
Robinson 2, DBrown 2, Foster 2, Coleman 2,
McDonald, Battle.
TD Passes: Raddack 14.
Passing: TBrown 58-114-1490,
McDonald 2-2-21.
Passing: Quigley 15-49-250.
TD Passes: Quigley 3.
TD Passes: TBrown 18.
Interceptions: Lewis 2, Thompson.
Interceptions: Neal 3, McDonald, Jackson,
TBrown, Robinson, Winston, Johnson.
FRec: Fairweather, Pierce.
FRec: Thomas 2, McDonald, Green, Battle,
Foster, Schaefer, Winston, Dillon, Robinson.
Interceptions: Quigley 3, NJohnson.
FRec: CWilliams, McClure, John, Edstrom.
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Team Reports
Southwestern
Springville
Starpoint
Trojans
Griffins
Spartans
The Trojans led 7-6 at
the half and scored twice
after the break to beat CassadagaFalconer 21-14 last weekend... The
Trojans clinched a playoff spot with
the win and are the 3rd seed from the
C South... Brendan
Kennedy led the
ground game as he
rushed 16 times for
Ben Burk completed
yards and a TD. Burk
Jared Drocy
also ran 6 times for
64 yards... Payton Sivak ran 7 times
for 20 yards and a TD... Wyatt Perry
TD. He also led the defense with a
team-high 14 tackles... Cole Snyder
made 13 tackles... Jared Drocy was a
stand out on the offensive line and
also recovered a fumble on defense...
The Griffins powered
their way to a 20-0 lead
at the half and beat Olean 47-13 last
weekend... Bryce Szudzik powered
times for 150 yards and 2 TDs.
Szudzik also caught
and 2 TDs. He also
made 10 tackles on
defense... Ian Baker
71 yards and a TD.
Baker made a teamKyle Warner
high 11 tackles...
Colin DeWitt completed 4 of 8 passes
for 54 yards and 2 TDs. DeWitt also
rushed for 45 yards... Kyle Warner
ran 8 times for 40 yards and a TD...
Sean Berry punched in a 1-yard TD
and also made 4 tackles... Connor
O’Brien rushed for 36 yards and also
made 5 tackles...
The Spartans fell
behind 14-0 in the second
quarter but tied the game by the half
and exploded for 4 TDs after the
break to beat Williamsville East 46-14
last week... The Spartans clinched a
co-championship of
the A North Division
with the win... Tajay
Ahmed ran 13 times
for 86 yards and a
TD... Anthony
Robinson carried 10
times for 58 yards
Ron Larocque
and 2 TDs... Terry
Rutland rushed 13 times for 58 yards
and a TD... Ron Larocque rushed for
48 yards and a TD on just 4 carries...
Aaron Chase completed 10 of 21
passes for 151 yards and 2 TDs...
Logan Yoder caught 2 passes for 40
yards... Sam Wray led the defense
with 13 tackles...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Gowanda.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Alley-Limestone....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Springville............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Silver Creek.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ MGCLake............ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ CV-Falconer............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 5......... @ Burgard (AH)...... 3:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Fredonia.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Southwestern............ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... @ Eden...................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Dunkirk..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Olean......................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 5......... Niag Wheatfield....... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... @ Sweet Home......... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Grand Island....... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... @ Lockport.............. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... Kenmore East.......... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ N. Tonawanda..... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ Wmsville East........... 2:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Kennedy 69-438, Burk 30-159,
Hayes 11-77, Williams 5-45, Sivak 10-26,
Pannes 1-3.
Rushing: Baker 108-693, Szudzik 60-477,
DeWitt 60-318, Warner 34-168, O'Brien 8-54,
Louth-3-50, O’Brien 5-36, Barry 5-18,
Wright 1-7.
Receiving: Pannes 26-355, Kennedy 11-109,
Hayes 9-127, Perry 8-104, Williams 1-7,
Peterson 1-5, Bruns 1-4.
Rushing: Ahmed 80-727, Robinson 57-680,
Rutland 71-405, Larocque 8-67, Nye 6-40,
Hernandez 2-35, Walkowiak 7-26, Lasal 8-24,
Chase 8-18, Aurigema 3-15, Ghaindoni 3-9,
Yoder 1-2, Clemons 4-(-2).
Receiving: Szudzik 10-264, Warner 7-74,
Louth 3-48, Benstead 2-30, Baker 1-30.
TDs: Pannes 5, Kennedy 5, Burk 4, Williams,
Burch, Sivak, Perry.
TDs: Baker 14, Szudzik 11, Warner 3, DeWitt 2,
O'Brien, Louth, Barry.
Passing: Burk 58-114-711, Snyder 6-17-38.
Passing: DeWitt 22-40-437, Warner 1-4-8,
O’Brien 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Burk 5, Snyder.
TD Passes: DeWitt 3, Warner.
Interceptions: Perry, Hayes.
Interceptions: Szudzik 4, Barry 2, O'Brien 2,
Hartman, Domes.
2015 Numbers
Receiving: Bowden 12-147, Aurigema 9-91,
Mazzara 8-68, Yoder 6-107, Robinson 4-111,
Rutland 3-24, Ahmed 2-9, LaRocque 2-8,
Nye 1-11.
TDs: Robinson 12, Rutland 10, Ahmed 9,
Aurigema 2, LaRocque 2, Nye, Bowden,
Yoder, Mazzara.
Passing: Lasal 25-39-304, Larocque 3-8-23,
Ahmed 1-1-5, Chase 17-38-257, Mazzara 1-3-(-6).
TD Passes: Chase 5, Lasal, Larocque, Ahmed.
Interceptions: Mazzara 2 Yoder 2, Farrell.
FRec: Domes, Louth.
FRec: Farrell 2, Larocque, Nye, Wells,
Hernandez, Ahmed.
FRec: Burch, Rybicki, Burk, Mest, Drocy.
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Team Reports
Sweet Home
Tonawanda
Westfield
Panthers
Warriors
Wolverines
The Panthers played to
a 0-0 tie after one quarter
but surrendered 4 TDs in the second
frame and lost to Niagara Wheatfield
46-12 last week... Four turnovers led
to TDs by Wheatfield... Jon Phillips
led the offense as he
ran 8 times for 57
yards, including a
37-yard TD... Dylan
McDuffie ran 16
times for 50 yards
and a TD...
Cameron Gates
Cameron Gates
completed 3 of 4
passes for 41 yards... Paul Woods
caught 2 passes for 45 yards... Joe
Armenia averaged 38 yards on 3
kickoffs. He also averaged 33 yards
on 6 punts... The Panthers finished the
regular season with a 2-5 record and
will wrap up their season on Friday at
West Seneca West at 7pm...
The Warriors started
well as they led 12-7 in
the first quarter but wore down as the
game went on and lost to arch-rival
North Tonawanda 53-30 last week...
Ethan Shattuck had an enormous
night. Shattuck
rushed 7 times for
131 yards and 2 TDs.
He also caught 3
and a TD. He also
had 347 all-purpose
yards (a new T-NT
Noah Ray
record). His 91-yard
TD reception was also a T-NT
record... Noah Ray completed 4 of 9
passes for 113 yards and a TD. He
also rushed for 65 yards and a TD...
Brian Bui rushed 3 times for 68 yards
and a TD... Colin Smith made 13
tackles... Mateo Ponce made 10 tackles...
The Wolverines fell
and lost by that score to Randolph. The
defense stepped up and battled through
a scoreless second half... Alec Chelton
led the ground game as he ran 13 times
for 58 yards... Max
Bates completed 7 of
17 passes for 103
yards. He also made 5
Kole Wisecarver
caught 3 passes for 12
yards... Steven
Dylan Houser
Krystofiak caught a
40-yard pass and made a team-high 7
tackles... Ryan Shermerhorn caught a
29-yard pass... Dylan Houser, a freshman who has worked his way into the
starting lineup, recovered a fumble...
Nick Presto had a solid night on the
offensive line... The Wolverines play at
Randolph in the D playoffs...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5......... @ Wmsville North... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... Starpoint................... 2:00
Sat, Sept. 19....... @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Sat, Sept. 26....... @ Wmsville East...... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Wmsville South... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ Grand Island............ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ Niag Wheatfield....... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... Barker-RH................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... @ Newfane................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Burgard,,,,,,............... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ Cheektowaga........7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Lew-Port.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Maryvale................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ N. Tonawanda. 6:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Alley-Limestone... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Portville..................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Frewsburg............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Frankinville.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Cattaraugus-LV........ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ @ Clymer-SP............ 1:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Randolph.............. 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
Rushing: McDuffie 112-595, Roe 53-309,
Phillips 31-213, Faller 51-63, Fountain 5-18,
Fairclough 5-12, Johnson 1-1, Williams 1-0,
Tirone 1-(-3), Woods 6-(-9), Gates 2-(-11).
Receiving: Woods 16-233, Roe 6-14,
McDuffie 6-(-5), Fairclough 4-74, Fountain 3-28,
Phillips 3-(-2), Williams 2-30, Tyes 1-1.
TDs: Roe 6, Woods 4, Fairclough 2, McDuffie 2,
Williams, Fountain, Faller, Phillips.
Passing: Faller 41-73-303, Gates 3-4-41,
Fountain 1-1-31.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Shattuck 99-720, Ray 35-163,
Barnard 41-141, Smith 26-99, Bui 8-89,
Sajdak 12-39.
Receiving: Bui 6-75, Shattuck 4-102,
Gonzales 2-30, Stapf 2-27, Smith 2-16,
Longo 2-20, Barnard 1-4.
TDs: Shattuck 5, Barnard 3, Sajdak 2, Ray 2,
Smith, Bui.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Chelton 110-501, Bates 44-272,
Catalano 32-124, Poletto 21-84,
Wisecarver 2-27, Quagliana 4-18,
Krystofiak 4-6, Shermerhorn 1-2, Williams 3-(-4).
Receiving: Krystofiak 12-260, Wisecarver 13-102,
Catalano 11-87, Poletto 7-54, Williams 4-13,
Horr 3-37, Shermerhorn 1-29, Chelton 1-4.
TDs: Krystofiak 5, Chelton 3, Williams 2,
Bates 2, Catalano.
Passing: Ray 5-13-126, Sajdak 8-25-73,
Shattuck 6-11-75.
Passing: Bates 51-121-624, Krystofiak 2-4-23.
TD Passes: Ray.
TD Passes: Bates 7.
Interceptions: Shattuck.
Interceptions: Krystofiak 4, Catalano,
Williams, Poletto.
FRec: Barnard, Kollmar.
FRec: Williams, Chelton, Miles, Bates,
Houser.
TD Passes: Faller 7.
Interceptions: Woods 4, Williams, Armenia.
FRec: Ortiz 2, Armenia, Roe, McDuffie.
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Team Reports
West Seneca East
West Seneca West
Williamsville East
Trojans
Indians
Flames
The Trojans built a
28-7 lead at the half and
beat arch-rival West Seneca West 49-14
last weekend... Jacob Maurino electrified the crowd when he returned the
opening kickoff 85 yards for a TD. He
later ran for a 25-yard
TD... The Trojans also
scored their second
TD on special teams
as Joe Ciraulo
returned a punt 50
yards for a score.
Ciraulo also recorded
a QB sack... John
Joe Ciraulo
Dolac powered the
158 yards and 3 TDs. Dolac also made
5 tackles, 1 for lost yardage... Austin
Breidenstein rushed 16 times for 97
yards and a TD. He also completed 1 of
5 passes, a 67-yarder to Jalexis
Santiago... Santiago also made 4 tackles and intercepted a pass...
The Indians fell
and lost to arch-rival West Seneca
East 49-14 last weekend... Dawson
Broad completed 14 of 38 passes for
185 yards and a TD... Tim Skea
caught 6 passes for
79 yards. He also
made 7 tackles on
defense... Wil
Cordero caught 2
He also scored a TD
when he returned an
Jake Weber
interception 85
yards... Jack Myers caught 4 passes
for 44 yards, including a 10-yard TD
pass... Jared Wilde made 6 tackles, 2
for lost yardage... Jake Weber made
7 tackles, 2 for lost yardage including
a QB sack... Adam Lampman made
4 tackles... Ryan Sherk made 3 tackles, 1 for loss...
The Flames led 14-0
after one quarter but were
tied at the half and lost to Starpoint
46-14 last weekend... Matt Evanetski
led the ground game as he rushed 22
times for 114 yards... Ryan Foster
completed 8 of 14
passes for 84 yards
and 2 TDs... Pat
Orsini caught 5
passes for 52 yards
and a TD. He also
made 8 tackles on
defense... Drew
Drew Butler
Butler caught a 10yard TD pass. Butler also made 7
tackles and intercepted a pass on
defense... Brian Morreale had a big
day on defense as he made a teamhigh 17 tackles... Ben Geiger made 7
tackles... Spencer Crist was a stand
out on the OL... The Flames will play
a Bowl Game at Amherst Friday...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Frontier................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Lake Shore............... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ Hamburg............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ McKinley (R)...... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Iroquois.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... South Park............... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ WSeneca West..... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... @ Iroquois................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Hamburg................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... Amherst.................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... @ South Park (ah)... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Clarence............... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Lake Shore.......... 6:30
Fri., Oct. 16........ WSeneca East........... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 5......... North Tonawanda.... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... Grand Island............ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 19....... @ Kenmore East...... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 26....... Sweet Home.............. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 3.......... Amherst.................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ @ Wmsville North... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ @ Starpoint.............. 2:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
Rushing: JDolac 88-700, Breidenstein 66-454,
RJohnson 41-381, Santiago 19-123,
Jc Maurino 18-115, Maconaghy 8-40, Kimble 1-10,
JrMaurino 2-2.
Receiving: Streczwilk 6-150, Santiago 4-103,
Maconaghy 2-23, Johnson 1-35.
TDs: JDolac 15, Breidenstein 9, Johnson 4,
JcMaurino 4, Santiago 2, Kimble, Bartz,
Ciraulo.
Passing: Breidenstein 14-28-311, JDolac 2-8-23,
JrMaurino 0-1-0.
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Broad 62-329, Sherk 101-327,
Harm 5-21, Cohan 4-9, Berry 2-8,Tait 2-1,
Weber-1-0.
Rushing: Evanetski 77-364, Allen 57-238,
Foster 16-54, Muscone 4-38,Poturalski 1-10,
Falkides 1-5.
Receiving: Skea 26-406, Myers 25-322,
Sherk 6-39, Cordero 4-130, Wilde 4-82,
Berry 3-44, Cohan 2-20, Weber 1-4.
Receiving: Orsini 41-548, Poturalski 17-249,
Muscone 12-147, Falkides 10-88, Allen 6-67,
Davis 2-28, Gerena 1-15, Butler 1-10.
TDs: Broad 4, Sherk 3, Skea 3, Myers 3,
Wilde, Cordero.
TDs: Orsini 5, Allen 3, Poturalski 3, Muscone 2,
Evanetski 2, Gerena, Davis, Foster, Butler.
Passing: Broad 65-140-926, Tait 5-8-37,
Mancuso 1-2-46, Lampman 1-1-10.
Passing: Foster 88-158-1071, Falkides 3-5-78.
TD Passes: Foster 11, Falkides.
TD Passes: Broad 8.
TD Passes: Breidenstein.
Interceptions: Allen, Davis, Morreale, Orsini,
Butler.
Interceptions: JDolac 4, IDolac, Bartz,
Santiago.
Interceptions: Broad, Mancuso, Cordero.
FRec: Maconaghy, Schmidt.
FRec: Skea 2, Berry, Weber.
FRec: Allen, Davis, Evans, Brooks, Morreale,
Crist.
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Team Reports
Williamsville North
Williamsville South
Wilson
Spartans
Billies
Lakemen
The Spartans fell
quarter but scored twice in the second
frame and went on to beat
Williamsville South 21-7... The
Spartans clinched the A North
Division title with the
win... Jason Hwang
completed 7 of 16
and 2 TDs... Nick
Maranto caught 4
passes for 99 yards
and a TD... Anthony
Maniscalco caught a Jairus Huggins
31-yard TD pass... Jairus Huggins
caught a 16-yard TD pass... Connor
Kelly led the defense with 11 tackles
and intercepted a pass... Tory Rogers
made 7 tackles and recorded 2 QB
sacks and forced a fumble... Nick
Pilon made 6 tackles and intercepted a
pass...
The Billies took a 7-0
lead after one quarter but
fell behind by the half asnd lost to
Williamsville North 21-7 last week...
Jack Holyoke completed 9 of 16
passes for 72 yards. He also ran 13
times for 54 yards,
including a 2-yard
TD... Ryan Philipps
caught 5 passes for
33 yards... Matt
Foster caught 4
He also led the
Alex Pasinski
defense with 9 tackles... Josh Foster completed 3 of 8
passes... Jake Fuzak made 8 tackles
on defense... Antwanne Jones was in
on 7 tackles... Chris Nelson and
Jordan Buell each intercepted a
pass... OL Alex Pasinski was pressed
into playing defense and played well,
maing 4 tackles...
The Lakemen fell
and lost to Silver Creek 46-6 last
week... The running game had trouble
finding traction all night as the
Lakemen rushed for a total of 27
yards... Wade Rick
led the team with 33
yards rushing on 12
carries... Steve
Proper completed 2
Jacob Mitchell completed 5 of 8 passes,
Dylan Thompson-Cox
including a 12-yard
TD pass... Alex Fox caught 3 passes
for 21 yards and a TD... Dylan
Thompson-Cox averaged 53 yards on
4 punts, including a school-record 78yarder. He also led the defense with 6
tackles... Claytin Taylor recorded a
QB sack... Trevor Zahno and Jacob
Rice each made 5 tackles...
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5......... Sweet Home.............. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 12....... Jamestown................ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 19....... @ Niag Wheatfield... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... @ N. Tonawanda...... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Grand Island....... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 9.......... Wmsville East........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 4......... St. Francis................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 11....... Niag Wheatfield....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 18....... @ N. Tonawanda..... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Grand Island............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... Sweet Home.............. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ @ Kenmore East...... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 17........ @ Wmsville North... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 5......... @ JFK....................... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 18....... Lackawanna............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 25....... Newfane.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 2.......... @ Akron................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 9.......... @ Bennett................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ Silver Creek.............. 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
Rushing: AHwang 100-627, Turpin 62-349,
JHwang 19-187, Padilla 3-18.
Receiving: Maniscalco 20-340, Maranto 8-192,
Huggins 6-113, AHwang 3-42, Weisansal 2-9.
TDs: AHwang 12, Maniscalco 4, Turpin 3,
Padilla 3, JHwang 3, Weisansal 2, Huggins 2,
Maranto 2.
Passing: Padilla 28-57-438,
JHwang 21-45-373.
TD Passes: JHwang 6, Padilla 2.
Interceptions: Maniscalco 6, Maranto 4,
Becht, Kelly, Pilon.
FRec: Pilon, Becht, Rogers,Turpin.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Holyoke 83-381, Moon 55-279,
Worthy 11-99, JFoster 19-81, Jones 12-66,
Nelson 2-34, Folkes 4-27, Rogers 3-21,
Tuskes 3-5, MFoster 1-4, Zells 1-3,
Schuler 1-(-1), Buell 1-(-6).
Receiving: MFoster 47-777, Philipps 15-175,
Moon 11-162, Tuskes 11-66, Buell 11-60,
Nelson 9-81, Corona 5-38 Worthy 4-99,
Jones 1-42, Chrzanowski 1-16, Stahl 1-10,
Holyoke 1-4, JFoster 1-3.
TDs: MFoster 9, Holyoke 6, Moon 5, Tuskes 2,
Jones 2, Worthy 2, Phillips 2, Chrzanowski,
Corona, Nelson, Stahl.
Passing: Holyoke 113-195-1495, JFoster 4-9-22,
MFoster 0-1-0.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Rick 81-250, Thuman 33-72,
JDaul 28-12, Rice 4-8, Proper 31-2,
Mitchell 1-(-3), Frerichs 3-(-13).
Receiving: Fox 24-353, Mitchell 19-221,
Thuman 10-115, Rice 8-66, Thompson-Cox 7-66,
Proper 6-116, Bell 3-51, Zahno 2-12,
Rick 1-(-26).
TDs: Fox 8, Proper 2, Thompson-Cox, Rice,
Eldridge.
Passing: JDaul 46-53-571, Proper 15-39-213,
Frerichs 13-23-170, Mitchell 5-8-8,
Thompson-Cox 1-1-12.
TD Passes: Holyoke 21, JFoster.
TD Passes: JDaul 7, Proper 2, Frerichs,
Mitchell.
Interceptions: Nelson 2, Folkes, Buell
Interceptions: Proper, Rice, Bell, Rick.
FRec: Steinmetz, Chrzanowski, Nelson,
Corona.
FRec: Team 1.
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2015 League Standings
AA North
Div
Kenmore West…......... 4-0
Lockport…………........ 2-2
Clarence…………....... 2-2
Niagara Falls…….…... 2-2
Riverside.........…........ 0-4
All
6-1
3-4
4-3
4-3
0-7
PF
256
121
178
161
52
PA
96
115
166
147
201
Next
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
vs Frontier
AA South
Div
Orchard Park…........... 4-0
Lancaster…................. 3-1
Jamestown.................. 2-2
Hutch Tech.................. 1-3
Frontier………............. 0-4
All
6-1
5-2
4-3
3-4
0-7
PF
267
264
196
168
83
PA
114
214
182
230
233
Next
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
@ Riverside
A North
Div
Williamsville North....... 6-0
Starpoint...................... 6-0
North Tonawanda........ 4-2
Williamsville South...... 4-2
Grand Island............… 2-4
Niagara Wheatfield...... 2-4
Sweet Home...…......... 2-4
Williamsville East.....… 1-5
Kenmore East……...... 0-6
All
6-1
7-0
5-2
4-3
3-4
3-4
2-5
2-5
0-7
PF
210
265
216
226
85
179
123
127
36
PA
83
83
163
163
158
169
243
165
303
Next
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Funke Tournament
Funke Tournament
@ WSeneca West
@ Amherst
@ Wilson
A South
South Park.................
West Seneca East.....
Hamburg.........………
Iroquois......................
Lake Shore.........……
McKinley..........….......
West Seneca West....
Amherst.....................
Div
6-0
5-1
3-3
3-3
3-3
2-4
2-4
0-6
All
6-1
6-1
4-3
4-3
3-4
2-5
2-5
0-7
PF
271
269
153
157
160
114
113
38
PA
77
120
113
125
187
172
191
286
Next
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Funke Tournament
Funke Tournament
vs Sweet Home
vs Wmsville East
B East
Alden..........................
Depew........................
East Aurora................
Medina.......................
Albion.........................
Barker.........................
Div
5-0
3-2
3-2
2-3
2-3
0-5
All
7-0
3-4
4-3
4-3
3-4
1-6
PF
221
161
137
170
139
91
PA
33
157
106
179
120
261
Next
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
@ Tonawanda
Funke Tournament
@ Olean
B West
Div
Cheektowaga.............. 5-0
Burgard...................... 4-1
Lew-Port..................... 3-2
Maryvale..................... 2-3
Tonawanda.................. 1-4
Newfane..................... 0-5
All
7-0
4-3
3-4
3-4
2-5
0-7
PF
289
171
171
177
108
75
PA
68
104
195
97
241
307
Next
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Funke Tournament
vs Medina
St. Mary’s
B South
Div
Springville................... 4-0
Dunkirk....................... 3-1
Fredonia...................... 2-2
Pioneer....................... 1-3
Olean.......................... 0-4
All
6-0
5-1
2-4
2-4
1-5
PF
220
111
115
65
100
PA
83
83
154
122
177
Next
Playoffs
Playoffs
Funke Tournament
Funke Tournament
vs Barker
C North
Div
Bennett...................... 6-0
Cleveland Hill.............. 5-1
Lackawanna................ 4-2
Silver Creek................. 3-3
Akron........................... 2-4
JFK.............................. 1-5
Wilson......................... 0-6
All
6-1
6-1
5-2
4-3
2-5
2-5
1-6
PF
300
208
159
213
82
55
87
PA
74
130
103
174
198
175
206
Next
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Funke Tournament
Funke Tournament
vs Kenmore East
C South
Div
MGCLake.................... 5-0
Gowanda..................... 3-2
Southwestern.............. 3-2
Allegany-Limestone..... 3-2
CV-Falconer................ 1-4
Salamanca.................. 0-6
All
6-1
5-2
3-4
4-3
1-6
0-7
PF
236
226
149
189
80
27
PA
70
129
200
158
202
276
Next
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Funke Tournament
Funke Tournament
Photo by Tim Frank
Orchard Park QB Dillon Janca rolls out during the Quakers
38-7 win over Jamestown last week. Janca passed for 271
yards and 3 TDs in the win.
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Class D
Div
Franklin-Ellicott............ 5-1
Randolph..................... 5-1
Frewsburg.................... 3-3
Cattaraugus-LV............ 3-3
Portville........................ 3-3
Cly-Sher-Panama........ 1-5
Westfield...................... 1-5
All
6-1
5-2
3-4
3-4
4-3
2-5
1-6
PF
234
203
178
114
129
147
92
PA
76
113
165
175
132
180
247
Next
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Playoffs
Msgr Martin
Canisius.....................
Bishop Timon.............
St. Francis.................
St. Joe’s.....................
Cardinal O’Hara.........
St. Mary’s...................
Div
3-0
3-0
1-1
1-2
0-1
0-4
All
6-1
6-1
3-4
2-5
5-2
2-5
PF
218
228
206
116
200
174
PA
138
120
269
188
132
234
Next
vs Timon
@ Canisius
vs St. Joe’s
@ St. Francis
@ Steubenville, O
@ Newfane
Independent
Div
Nichols....................... --
All
0-7
PF
50
PA
272
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2014 WNY Leader Board
PASSING YARDS
Player (Team)
Yards
Hickson (St. Francis)................ 1,705
Janca (Orchard Park)............... 1,663
Holyoke (Wmsv South)............. 1,495
TBrown (South Park)................ 1,490
DSpeyer (Lancaster).................1,474
Myers (Timon)...........................1,310
Bartnik (Cheektowaga)............. 1,154
TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Player (Team)
TDs
Holyoke (Wmsv South).................. 21
TBrown (South Park)..................... 18
Janca (Orchard Park).................... 17
Hickson (St. Francis)..................... 14
Raddack (Silver Creek)................. 14
Molson (St. Mary’s)....................... 14
DSpeyer (Lancaster)..................... 13
Spurback (Niagara Falls)............... 13
Bartnik (Cheektowaga).................. 12
Easton (Franklin-Ellicott)............... 12
TOUCHDOWNS
Photo by Tim Frank
Kenmore West RB Terrell Ford set a school record when he scored 6 TDs in the
Blue Devils 62-12 win over Kenmore East last week.
RUSHING
Player (Team)
Att Yards
Taylor (Cleve Hill)................ 136 ....1,320
Cotter (Medina)................... 110 ....1,171
Yax (Iroquois).......................191 ....1,155
Grant (Alden)....................... 150 ....1,119
McDuffie (Bennett)................ 75 ....1,088
Samborski (Lancaster)..........141 ....1,076
Fritz (Lew-Port).................... 149 ......934
Molson (St. Mary’s)..............107 ......918
Bierfeldt (Alley-Limestone)...138 ......889
Alicea (Dunkirk)................... 159 ......870
Horton (Lackawanna)............ 88 ......841
Prince (Burgard).................... 86 ...... 790
Alexander (Gowanda)............82 ......786
Billingslea (Cheektowaga)... 108 ......774
Seiders (Silver Creek)......... 116 ......770
Burniston (Canisius)............. 83 ......745
Ahmed (Starpoint)................. 80 ......727
Shattuck (Tonawanda).......... 99 ......720
Dolac (West Seneca East).... 88 ......700
Baker (Springville)............... 108 ......693
Robinson (Starpoint)............. 57 ......680
Ford (Kenmore West).......... 123 ......676
TBrown (South Park)............. 58 ......663
Rinko (Franklin-Ellicott)......... 93 ......656
Jackson (Jamestown).......... 115 ......638
Ziegler (O’Hara).................... 63 ......635
AHwang (Wmsv North)........100 ......627
James (Lockport)................. 120 ......627
PeQueen (Akron)................. 117 ......626
DeBose (O’Hara)................... 77 ......615
Nelsen (Randolph)................ 68 ......611
KJohnson (McKinley)............ 64 ......609
Player (Team)
TD
Ford (Ken West)....................... 20
Grant (Alden)............................18
Samborski (Lancaster)............. 18
JDolac (West Seneca East)..... 15
Taylor (Cleve Hill)..................... 14
Billingslea (Cheektowaga)........14
Baker (Springville).................... 14
McDuffie (Bennett)................... 13
RECEIVING
Player (Team)
Rec
Foster (Wmsville South)........ 47
Orsini (Wmsville East)........... 41
Parks (CSP).......................... 35
Thompson (Silver Creek)...... 34
Parker (Cheektowaga).......... 34
Liberatore (Orchard Park)......32
Metz (St. Francis).................. 31
Koziol (Orchard Park)............ 29
Castillo (Lancaster)................26
Skea (West Seneca West).... 26
Pannes (Southwestern)......... 26
Dunning (St. Mary’s).............. 26
Fisher (McKinley)...................25
Bailey (Lew-Port)................... 25
Myers (West Seneca West)...25
Fox (Wilson).......................... 24
Hubbard (Niagara Falls)........ 23
Brown (Bennett).................... 23
Lancaster (Timon)..................23
Pinnock (St. Francis)............. 23
Tasker (St. Francis)................22
White (St. Mary’s).................. 21
Thomas (South Park).............20
Jones (Canisius).................... 20
Losardo (Orchard Park).........20
Maniscalco (Wmsv North)..... 20
Duff (Lew-Port)...................... 20
Johnson (Fredonia)................19
Moore (South Park)............... 19
Taylor (St. Francis)................ 19
Mitchell (Wilson).................... 19
53
Yards
......777
......548
......500
......635
......524
......490
......480
......385
......608
......406
......355
......275
......411
......367
......322
......353
......444
......439
......409
......275
......315
......360
......540
......425
......399
......340
......197
......332
......561
......318
......221
FUMBLE RECOVERIES
Player (Team)
FR
Horton (Timon).............................. 4
Yehl (Portville)............................... 4
Six players with 3.
INTERCEPTIONS
Player (Team)
INT
Maniscalco (Wmsv North)............. 6
Bozeman (Cleve Hill).................... 4
Woods (Sweet Home)................... 4
Maranto (Wmsv North).................. 4
Riley (O’Hara)................................ 4
Clark (O’Hara)............................... 4
Szudzik (Sprinville)........................ 4
JDolac (WSeneca East)................ 4
Krystofiak (Westfield).................... 4
FIELD GOALS
Player (Team)
FG (Lg)
Peters (Jamestown)..................... 3 (23)
Allen (Iroquois)............................ 3 (30)
Haubeil (Canisius)....................... 2 (61)
Stolfo (Grand Island).................... 1 (34)
Mullen (Clarence)........................ 1 (27)
Dotterweich (NTon)...................... 1 (20)
Mancuso (WSenecas West)........ 1 (21)
W e s t e r n
WEEK 1
Friday, September 4th
Hutch Tech 28, Lake Shore 6
West Seneca East 41, Frontier 0
Orchard Park 28, Kenmore West 0
Bishop Timon 26, Riverside 0
Grand Island 2, Kenmore East 0
St. Francis 40, Williamsville South 20
South Park 28, McKinley 0
Iroquois 31, West Seneca West 19
Hamburg 40, Amherst 0
Albion 50, Newfane 14
East Aurora 20, Olean 7
Alden 35, Pioneer 0
Lackawanna 28, Silver Creek 10
Allegany-Limestone 39, Westfield 8
Gowanda 46, Southwestern 20
Cattaraugus-LV 12, Portville 6
Franklin-Ellicott 32, Randolph 12
Lancaster 55, Clarence 21
Cheektowaga 28, Fredonia 6
Tonawanda 40, Barker-RH 20
Medina 46, Lew-Port 40
Dunkirk 30, Depew 28
Saturday, September 5th
Bennett 48, Akron 0
Cardinal O’Hara 50, Nichols 16
St. Mary’s 41, Bishop Kearney 36
St. Joe’s 14, Lockport 0
JFK 29, Wilson 0
Cass Valley-Falconer 27, Salamanca 7
Frewsburg 28, Clymer-SP 24
Jamestown 34, Niagara Falls 33
Starpoint 46, Niagara Wheatfield 19
North Tonawanda 23, Williamsville East 0
Williamsville North 27, Sweet Home 6
Cleve Hill 18, Maryvale 15
Springville 32, Burgard 16
Canisius 28, Shenendehowa 7
University Prep (Pa.) 34, MGCLake 14
WEEK 2
Thursday, September 10th
Niagara Falls 27, Hutch Tech 22
Orchard Park 56, Frontier 7
Central Catholic (Ohio) 76, Lancaster 7
Clarence 31, Riverside 12
Hamburg 34, West Seneca West 12
Williamsville South 44, Niagara Wheatfield 0
South Park 48, Amherst 7
West Seneca East 35, Lake Shore 22
Springville 32, Fredonia 28
Cheektowaga 50, Lew-Port 7
Burgard 6, Maryvale 3
Pioneer 32, Olean 21
Bishop Kearney 48, Nichols 0
Depew 35, Barker-RH 0
Alden 20, Albion 7
East Aurora 40, Medina 6
Tonawanda 20, Newfane 14
Cleve Hill 40, Wilson 27
Bennett 60, Silver Creek 21
Southwestern 31, Allegany-Limestone 14
MGCLake 36, Gowanda 0
Lackawanna 42, Salamanca 0
Randolph 35, Frewsburg 14
Franklin-Ellicott 22, Cattaraugus-LV 0
Westfield 21, Portville 0
Batavia 32, Cardinal O’Hara 8
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Iroquois 18, McKinley 0
Canisius 37, St. Mary’s 0
Bishop Timon 38, Edison Tech 8
St. Francis 49, Holy Trinity 19
Msgr. Farrell 38, St. Joe’s 17
Akron 13, JFK 6
Clymer-SP 14, Cass Valley 13
Jamestown 30, Williamsville North 14
Kenmore West 28, Lockport 14
Starpoint 20, Sweet Home 13
Grand Island 16, Williamsville East 8
North Tonawanda 48, Kenmore East 0
WEEK 3
Lake Shore 20, Iroquois 17
Hutch Tech 50, Frontier 13
Lancaster 46, Jamestown 40
Lockport 27, Clarence 25
Medina 28, Riverside 8
Niagara Falls 25, McKinley 18
Starpoint 38, Grand Island 13
North Tonawanda 49, Williamsville South 48
West Seneca East 21, Hamburg 20
West Seneca West 36, Amherst 0
Cheektowaga 63, Newfane 6
Lew-Port 13, Maryvale 7
Springville 53, Southwestern 20
Dunkirk 7, East Aurora 2
Alden 54, Barker-RH 7
Silver Creek 32, JFK 0
Cleve Hill 38, Akron 14
Lackawanna 28, Wilson 12
Allegany-Limestone 52, Cass Valley 0
Gowanda 37, Cattaraugus-LV 14
Portville 28, Franklin-Ellicott 20
Randolph 28, Clymer-SP 14
Frewsburg 42, Westfield 8
Walsh Jesuit 42, St. Francis 21
Fredonia 14, Pioneer 13
Burgard 39, Tonawanda 0
MGCLake 48, Salamanca 8
Depew 28, Albion 13
Trinity College 49, Nichols 6
Orchard Park 27, Bennett 16
Bishop Timon 44, St. Mary’s 27
Aquinas 27, St. Joe’s 7
Cardinal O’Hara 34, Rochester LA 6
Kenmore West 55, Sweet Home 7
Williamsville East 42, Kenmore East 6
Williamsville North 34, Niagara Wheatfield 13
Canisius 23, South Park 20
WEEK 4
Bishop Timon 30, Jamestown 13
West Seneca East 49, McKinley 22
Williamsville South 24, Grand Island 14
Williamsville North 40, North Tonawanda 18
Lake Shore 50, Amherst 12
Hamburg 18, Iroquois 7
Cheektowaga 43, Tonawanda 0
Maryvale 49, Fredonia 13
Burgard 26, Lew-Port 13
Wilson 28, Newfane 14
Olean 35, Bradford 19
East Aurora 14, Albion 12
Bennett 60, JFK 0
Silver Creek 42, Akron 27
Cleve Hill 34, Lackawanna 8
Allegany-Limestone 27, Gowanda 26
MGCLake 39, Cass Valley-Falconer 0
Southwestern 34, Salamanca 0
Cattaraugus-LV 20, Clymer-SP 13
Franklin-Ellicott 62, Westfield 8
Randolph 37, Portville 6
Bishop Kearney 30, Frewsburg 22
Lancaster 53, Frontier 6
Dunkirk 18, Pioneer 3
Alden 28, Depew 6
Medina 50, Barker-RH 15
Finney 46, Nichols 14
Niagara Falls 28, Riverside 12
South Park 34, West Seneca West 0
Canisius 17, DePaul, N.J. 14
Aquinas 48, St. Francis 7
St. Joe’s 35, St. Mary’s 19
Cardinal O’Hara 33, Rochester East 14
Kenmore West 38, Clarence 15
Starpoint 17, Lockport 14
Niagara Wheatfield 47, Kenmore East 6
Sweet Home 35, Williamsville East 34
Orchard Park 48, Hutch Tech 26
WEEK 5
Friday, October 2nd
Cheektowaga 22, Burgard 8
Pittsford 41, Orchard Park 28
Lake Shore 32, McKinley 22
Aquinas 28, Bishop Timon 6
Canisius 64, St. Francis 34
Cathedral Prep (Pa) 27, St. Joe’s 6
Jamestown 27, Frontier 7
Clarence 27, West Seneca West 8
West Seneca East 48, Iroquois 3
Williamsville South 48, Sweet Home 27
Williamsville North 41, Grand Island 0
South Park 53, Hamburg 7
Lew-Port 46, Tonawanda 12
Springville 22, Dunkirk 6
Fredonia 38, Olean 12
Pioneer 17, Albion 0
Depew 29, East Aurora 19
Alden 35, Medina 0
Allegany-Limestone 42, Salamanca 12
MGCLake 12, Randolph 7
Silver Creek 40, Southwestern 17
Cattaraugus-LV 21, Westfield 12
Akron 22, Wilson 7
Portville 27, Frewsburg 14
Barker-RH 26, East 16
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WEEK 5 (Continued)
Saturday, October 3rd
Lancaster 45, Hutch Tech 8
Cardinal O’Hara 30, U-Prep 0
Finney 20, Nichols 8
Lackawanna 14, JFK 8
Franklin-Ellicott 21, Clymer-SP 6
Gowanda 49, Cass Valley 20
St. Mary’s 20, Oil City (Pa.) 14
Kenmore West 36, Niagara Falls 14
Lockport 22, Riverside 0
Williamsville East 28, Amherst 6
North Tonawanda 15, Niagara Wheatfield 14
Starpoint 67, Kenmore East 0
Maryvale 54, Newfane 6
Bennett 38, Cleve Hill 6
WEEK 6
Friday, October 9th
West Seneca West 24, Lake Shore 16 (ot)
Bishop Timon 42, Cardinal O’Hara 16
Jamestown 45, Hutch Tech 14
Clarence 13, Niagara Falls 6
Kenmore West 37, Riverside 6
Starpoint 31, North Tonawanda 10
South Park 39, West Seneca East 26
Iroquois 52, Amherst 6
Cheektowaga 48, UPrep (5) 18
Springville 34, Pioneer 0
Alden 35, East Aurora 7
Lackawanna 26, Akron 7
Cleve Hill 36, Silver Creek 22
Bennett 56, Wilson 7
Portville 27, Allegany-Limestone 0
JFK 20, Cass Valley 6
Gowanda 35, Salamanca 0
Randolph 49, Cattaraugus-LV 35
Franklin-Ellicott 29, Frewsburg 22
Maryvale 26, Tonawanda 6
Dunkirk 21, Olean 12
Medina 26, Depew 14
MGCLake 33, Southwestern 6
Orchard Park 42, Lancaster 17
Villanova College 21, Nichols 6
St. Francis 42, St. Mary’s 41
Canisius 35, St. Joe’s 9
McKinley 20, Hamburg 13
Burgard 52, Newfane 7
Albion 30, Barker-RH 13
Clymer-SP 48, Westfield 35
Lockport 32, Frontier 3
Sweet Home 23, Grand Island 13
Williamsville South 35, Kenmore East 12
Williamsville North 33, Williamsville East 9
Niagara Wheatfield 40, Lew-Port 12
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North Tonawanda 53, Tonawanda 30
Cathedral Prep, Pa. 34, St. Francis 14
Clarence 46, Hutch Tech 20
Orchard Park 38, Jamestown 7
South Park 49, Lake Shore 14
Iroquois 29, Riverside 14
Grand Island 27, Burgard 24
McKinley 32, Amherst 7
West Seneca East 49, West Seneca West 14
Cheektowaga 35, Maryvale 23
Springville 47, Olean 13
East Aurora 35, Barker-RH 10
Albion 27, Medina 14
Bennett 32, Lackawanna 13
Silver Creek 46, Wilson 6
MGCLake 54, All-Limestone 15
Southwestern 21, Cass Valley 14
Gowanda 31, Akron 12
Franklin-Ellicott 48, Salamanca 0
Frewsburg 36, Cattaraugus-LV 12
Portville 35, CSP 28
Randolph 35, Westfield 0
Hamburg 21, Frontier 0
Lancaster 41, Depew 21
Dunkirk 29, Fredonia 16
Gilmour Academy (Oh) 27, St. Mary’s 25
Bishop Kearney 38, Nichols 0
Alden 14, U-Prep 6
Bishop Timon 42, St. Joe’s 28
Kenmore West 62, Kenmore East 12
Niagara Falls 28, Lockport 12
Starpoint 46, Williamsville East 14
Williamsville North 21, Williamsville South 7
Niagara Wheatfield 46, Sweet Home 12
Lew-Port 40, Newfane 14
Cleve Hill 36, JFK 6
Cardinal O’Hara 29, Wilson Magnet 22
Aquinas 42, Canisius 14
WEEK 8
WEEK 10
Friday, November 6th @ Ralph Wilson
Msgr. Martin Playoffs, TBA
Section VI Championships, TBA
Saturday, November 7th @ Ralph Wilson
Msgr. Martin Playoffs, TBA
Section VI Championships, TBA
WEEK 11
Friday, November 13th
NYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA
Msgr. Martin Semifinals, TBA
Saturday, November 14th
NYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA
Msgr. Martin Semifinals, TBA
WEEK 12
Friday, November 20th
NYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA
Saturday, November 21st
NYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA
Msgr. Martin Association Championship
Section VI Playoffs TBA
Cardinal O’Hara @ Steubenville (Oh), 7:00
St. Joe’s @ St. Francis, 7:00
Section VI Playoffs TBA
Bishop Timon @ Canisius, 1:00
Bishop Timon @ St. Joe’s, 1:00
WEEK 9
Section VI Semifinals TBA
St. Francis @ Bishop Timon, 7:00
St. Joe’s @ Erie (Pa.) McDowell, 7:00
Saturday, October 31st
Section VI Semifinals TBA
St. Mary’s @ Cardinal O’Hara, 1:00
Canisius @ Erie Cathedral Prep (PA), 1:00
WEEK 13
Friday, November 27th @ Carrier Dome
NYS Championships, TBA
Saturday, November 28th @ Carrier Dome
NYS Championships, TBA
College Football
Ken West grad Leads Utica Defense
By Mark Adair
“Coach Kemp asked me to come back as a grad assistant
and coach the LBs,” Pluff said. “I jumped at the
Utica College is now 4-3 on the season and is in the
chance.”
thick of a hot race for the Empire 8 Conference title.
However...
The defense has, thus far, been outstanding... which
“During my first year of coaching, Coach Kemp got fired
really isn’t a surprise.
in
the
middle of the season.” Pluff said.
The Utica defense is led by Defensive Coordinator Will
Pluff
said that he was crushed when Kemp was fired.
Pluff, a graduate of Kenmore West.
“That hurt,” he said. “I
Since Pluff’s arrival in
was 22 years old and the
2007 Utica has placed a
guy who I played for and
LB on the Empire 8 allwho hired me for my first
conference team every
job was out. I was
year.
shocked. I had not even
Pluff has had seven
coached an entire sealinebackers go on to
son yet. It was a very
play in all-star games
emotional week.”
over the past 7 years.
Pluff prepared to look
And, after last week’s
for work again.
loss to St. John Fisher,
“I’m thinking that I’m
Utica junior Jerred
going
be out and have to
Beniquez was named
move
back to Buffalo
the Empire 8
again.’
Conference Special
However, Faggiano
Teams Player of the
interviewd Pluff for a job
Week. The honor marks
on the staff and was
the second time this
impressed.
season that Beniquez
“I saw his passion for
has earned special
Utica College football,”
team's player of the
Faggiano said. “He had a
week status.
lot of pride in his program
In fact, a Pioneer has
and wanted to stay and
earned the award in 5be a part of it. I just knew
of-7 weeks so far this
it was important to keep
season. Kicker Thomas
him on staff.”
Woodburn has earned
Pluff gets back to his
the award three times.
hometown often as he
“Coach Pluff actually
handles all recruiting
helps me with special
duties in Western New
teams, too,” Faggiano
York.
said. “So, I would say
“We had a great
that Coach Pluff is doing
recruiting class this year,”
pretty well.”
Photo by Jerome Davis Faggiano said. “In fact,
Pluff played high
every student-athlete we
Kenmore West grad Will Pluff is the defensive coordinator
school football at Ken
have had from Buffalo
West under Rich Harris. for Utica College. He graduated from Ken West in 2002.
has been a very good
He graduated in 2002.
football player.”
“Utica was in the second year as a program,” Pluff said.
Pluff, who is still just 30 years old, has spent more than
“I’ve been here for every year of Utica football except the
12 years with the Utica football program.
2000, 2001 and 2006 seasons.”
“I’m the last guy from Blaise’s original staff that’s still
Pluff was a captain on the 2005 Utica team, the first to
here,”
Pluff said. “I played for four years, I was a grad
finish the season with a winning record.
assistant for 4 years and now I am in my 4th year as
“When I graduated from Utica, I moved back home to
defensive coordinator. I’m in a great position.”
Buffalo,” Pluff said. “Mainly, because I had no idea what I
Pluff says that he is still at Utica for the same reason
wanted to do. I got a full-time job at Baker Victory Services,
that
he came to the college as a freshman football player.
working in a group home for Developmentally Disabled
“We’ve worked really hard to get the program to where
Adults.”
we are now,” he said. “I want to be really successful here,
After one year away from football, Pluff got a call from
which is exactly what I came here to do back in 2002.”
his old college coach, Mike Kemp.
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III
D I V I S I O N
Empire 8
Conf
Cortland State.................. 4-1
St. John Fisher…............ 3-2
Utica................................ 3-2
Alfred.…............................ 2-2
Ithaca.…............................ 2-2
Brockport State.…............. 2-2
Buffalo State………...….... 2-2
Morrisville State.…............ 2-3
Hartwick.…........................ 0-4
All
6-1
3-3
4-3
4-2
4-2
3-3
4-2
3-3
2-4
Last Week’s Scores
Buffalo State 62, Finlandia 0
Morrisville State 31, Hartwick 0
St. John Fisher 32, Utica College 27
Cortland 20, Alfred 14
Brockport 27, Ithaca 17
This Week’s Games
Alfred State @ St. John Fisher (Fri., 7:00)
Ithaca @ Morrisville State, 1:00
Hartwick @ Alfred, 1:00
Brockport State @ Cortland State, 1:00
Buffalo State @ Utica, 2:00
Liberty League
St. Lawrence
RPI
Hobart
Rochester
Springfield
WPI
Merchant Marine
Union
Conf
3-0
3-1
2-1
2-2
2-2
1-2
1-3
0-3
Rensselaer 35, Rochester 21
Merchant Marine 22, Springfield 21
This Week’s Games
Merchant Marine @ WPI (Fri, 7:00)
Rensselaer @ Hobart, 12:00
Union @ Rochester, 12:00
St Lawrence @ Springfield, 1:30
All
5-1
5-2
4-2
4-2
4-3
4-2
2-4
0-6
College Football
Jordan Honored at BSC
Buffalo State cornerback Rey
outgained the Lions 353-12 in the
Jordan, a graduate of McKinley, was
opening 30 minutes.
named the Empire 8 Defensive
The Bengals finished with 552
Football Player of
yards of total
the Week after his
offense, comrecord-setting perpared to 24 by
formance in the
Finlandia, which
Bengals' 62-0 vicincluded minus-32
tory over Finlandia
rushing yards
on Saturday.
thanks in large
The junior ecopart to eight
nomics major
sacks.
became the first
Tre Jones
player in Buffalo
scored the
State history to
Bengals' first two
return two intertouchdowns on
ceptions for a TDs
first-quarter runin the same
ning plays of 2
game, taking
and 69 yards.
picks 42 and 27
Dale Stewart
yards to the end
opened the seczone.
ond quarter with a
Jordan also
3-yard scoring run
had three tackles,
Photo by Buffalo State College and just 17 secincluding one for
onds later, Jordan
McKinley grad Rey Jordan returned 2 INTs
loss as the
grabbed his third
for touchdowns in Buffalo State’s win.
Bengals’ defense
interception of the
set school records allowing just 24
season and returned it 42 yards to
yards of total offense and minus-32
the house to push the advantage to
rushing yards.
28-0.
Buffalo State raced out to a 35-0
Buffalo State (4-2) will return to
despite turning the ball over three
Empire 8 play this Saturday with a
times in the first half. The Bengals
road game at Utica at 2 p.m.
MAC East
Conf
Ohio.….............................. 2-0
Bowling Green.….............. 2-0
Kent State..….................... 1-0
Akron................................. 1-1
Buffalo…………................. 0-1
UMass.….......................... 0-1
Miami (Oh).….................... 0-2
All
5-1
4-2
2-3
3-3
2-3
1-4
1-5
MAC West
Conf
Toledo..….......................... 2-0
Western Michigan.…......... 1-0
Northern Illinois................. 1-1
Central Michigan............... 1-1
Ball State........………….... 1-2
Eastern Michigan.….......... 0-2
All
5-0
2-3
3-3
2-4
2-4
1-5
Buffalo open
This Week’s Game
Buffalo @ Central Michigan, 1:00
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Western Michigan 41, Central Michigan 39
Ohio 34, Miami (OH) 3
Bowling Green 62, Massachusetts 38
Akron 47, Eastern Michigan 21
(#24) Toledo 38, Kent State 7
Northern Illinois 59, Ball State 41
This Week’s Games
Western Michigan @ Ohio, 12:00
Eastern Michigan @ (#24) Toledo, 12:00
Northern Illinois @ Miami (OH), 2:30
Akron @ Bowling Green, 3:00
Georgia State @ Ball State, 3:00
Kent State @ Massachusetts, 3:30
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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