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SEPTEMBER 16, 2015
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Lorenz Leads Clarence
Clarence bounced back from a tough
opening night to beat Riverside 31-12 last
week. This is the third straight year that
Layer has had to work with a new QB.
Andrew Lorenz, who started at safety in
2014, was also the back-up QB.
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Tech Faces Crucial Game
Hutch Tech dropped a close 27-22 decision to Niagara Falls last week and fell
to 1-1 on the season. The Engineers are
hoping that Jason Dowell is closer to
100 percent at game time after the QB
battled strep throat last week.
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
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Mark E. Adair
10 Tackentien Leads Pioneer
Pioneer bounced back from an opening
week loss to beat Olean 32-21.The
Panthers lost to Alden in Week 1. On
Pioneer’s first offensive play, senior
Nate Tackentien ran 63 yards for a TD
and a 14-0 lead.
13 Micek leads MGCLake
MGCLake suffered a tough seasonopening loss to USO (Pittsburgh) and
beat Gowanda 36-0 last week. If
MGCLake is going to repeat as Section
6 champs, they will need a big season
from junior Trevor Micek.
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Buffalo Bills & ADPRO Sports Coach of the Week
Starpoint Coach Honored for Win
Starpoint coach Al Cavagnaro has been named the
Sweet Home scored right before the end of the first half
Buffalo Bills/ADPRO Sports High School Coach of the
to take a 13-12 lead.
Week after his Spartans beat Sweet Home 20-13.
“When we missed the two-point plays,” Cavagnaro
It was the first time in school history that Starpoint had
said, “I was thinking, ‘Man, I really need my soccer playbeaten Sweet Home.
er.’ One point is huge in weather like that.”
“My phone was going off non-stop,” Cavagnaro said.
After a scoreless third quarter, the teams began to bat“My punter at Brockport texted me. My linebacker at
tle over field position. Late in the 4th quarter, Sweet
Allegany College texted me. Some of my kids who play at Home faced a 4th-and-2 on Starpoint’s 40-yard line but
Fisher texted me.”
the Spartans
The Spartans had
defense stuffed the
to battle heavy rain
run play.
throughout the game
Starpoint drove
before pulling out
down the field and
the win late in the
with just :48 left in
4th quarter.
the game, Anthony
“We could have
Robinson ran 5
had three feet of
yards for a TD and
snow and I would
an 18-13 lead.
have been happy,”
Adam Lasal passed
Cavagnaro said.
to Austin Bowden
The steady rain
for the 2-point.
throughout WNY
“The last 48 secforced coaches to
onds took forever,”
change strategy.
Cavagnaro said.
“When the weathCavagnaro is in
er is like that, you
his 30th year as a
need all 3 downs to
coach at Starpoint.
get 10 yards,”
“I started as a
Cavagnaro said.
volunteer coach
“You can not take a
under Jack Himes,”
penalty or run a play
he said. “The next
that loses yards.
year, I was named
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Hanging on to the
the JV coach.”
ball is tough when
Cavagnaro was
Starpoint coach Al Cavagnaro was named the Buffalo Bills/ADPRO
the rain is coming in Sports Coach of the Week for the Spartans win over Sweet Home.
named the head
sideways.”
coach before the
Starpoint scored first to take a 6-0 lead when junior TB 2000 season. He was hired at Starpoint in 1992 as 3rd
Tajay Ahmed ran for a 20-yard TD.
grade elementary treacher and now teaches 6th grade.
Sweet Home tied the game 6-6 early in the second
He also says the Award should be given to everyone
quarter but the Spartans responded when Ahmed scored
involved with the Starpoint program.
from 4 yards out. The conversion try was snuffed again
“This goes to the whole football program,” he said.
and the Spartans led 12-6.
“From the modified coaches, to the JV coaches to the
“We really needed our kicker,” Cavagnaro said, “but
Varsity coaches. Some of our kids have been in the
my kicker is a soccer player who had a tournament at the weight room since the 8th grade to get better for that
same time as the football game.”
game on Saturday.”
Dan Sgroi, a junior, kicked 4 PATs in the opening week
Cavagnaro has been married to his wife Patty for 32
against Niagara Wheatfield.
years... and she sat through the entire win over Sweet
“He wanted to play in the football game,” Cavagnaro
Home despite the heavy rain.
said, “but the agreement we have with the soccer coach
“That’s what she’s always done,” he said. “Football
is that if there is a conflict, soccer comes first.”
has always been a family thing for us. My kids were
Playing two sports in the same season is not easy,
always on the sidelines as ballboy and ballgirls.”
Cavagnaro said.
The Cavagnaro’s have three children. Rosie is an ele“He practices with us first and gets his kicking in,” he
mentary teacher in South Carolina. Allie is a junior at
said, “and then he leaves to go play the soccer game.”
Niagara University and Jon just graduated from Lockport
The lack of a kicker turned into a huge issue when
High School.
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North Tonawanda beat Kenmore East 48-0 last weekend
to improve to 2-0 on the season. NT beat Williamsville East
23-0 in Week 1 and the back-to-back shutouts has everyone in the program excited.
“Football is a big deal here at North Tonawanda,” new
head coach Henry Fumerelle said, “ both at the school and
in the community. I’m very honored and pleased to be a
part of it.”
Fumerelle says that, while he was confidant that he had
a good team, he did
not expect to open
the season with a
pair of shutouts.
“Our put a lot of
time into our weight
room,” Fumerelle
said. “I knew they
were strong. But I
did not expect this.
Two straight
shutouts is a great
accomplishment.”
A key player on
the NT defense is
junior FS Patrick
Millbrand.
“He is very intelligent, athletic and
rangy,” Fumerelle
said. “He has a
great football
sense. He gets the
Photo by Nick LoVerde
calls from our
North Tonawanda junior Patrick Millbrand.
defensive coordinator and helps set
the coverages with the back end of our defense.”
Millbrand (6-4, 175) also starts at WR for NT.
“He’s very fast,” Fumerelle said. “He’s big and can move.
He didn’t play WR last year. He’s a JV kid who stepped into
a varsity role as a 2-way starter.”
Millbrand also started the season as the Lumberjacks
3rd-string QB.
“He’s the back-up QB now because Tyler Clare broke his
thumb,” Fumerelle said. “So, he’s starting at safety and
wide receiver and he also has to take reps in practice at
QB. That’s a lot of responsibility for one kid.”
Seeing practice time at QB also helps Millbrand in his
role as the starting free safety.
“He’s learning how the QB makes reads and what the
QB sees at the line,” Fumerelle said. “That helps him learn
what coverages we should be in.”
Millbrand is a solid student with an academic average in
the 90s.
“He’s a studious guy,” Fumerelle said. “He listens and he
takes care of whatever we need him to do for us.”
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Williamsville South Knows Jack
would have played for 95 percent of the teams here in WNY
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but we had Sam who was a 3-year starter.”
Williamsville South bounced back from a season-opening
Holyoke did start on defense for the Billies in 2014.
loss to St. Francis to beat Niagara Wheatfield 44-0.
“He started at free safety,” Kurzanski said, “and he did a
“We played St. Francis close for the first half,” coach Kraig
great job there. He underKurzanski said. “We were
stands coverages now and he
missing six starters and we
understands what the defense
hung in as long as we could
is trying to do on each play.
but they pulled away.”
Playing defense made him a
Kurzanski scheduled the
better quarterback.”
game against St. Francis for
Holyoke (6-4, 205) has
a specific purpose.
been a starter on the South
“We have four new linebaseball team since his sophomen this year,” he said.
more year.
“They are all juniors, none of
“He plays centerfield and
them played varsity football
bats cleanup,” Kurzanski said.
last year. We had nothing to
“He is an outstanding outfieldlose by playing St. Francis
er for us. He has a great arm
and we wanted to get better
and he hit .465. He runs very
for our league games. We
well and led the team in stolen
think we can be a pretty
bases.”
good football team this
Holyoke has already
year.”
received a scholarship offer to
In the win over
play college baseball at St.
Wheatfield, the Billies
Bonaventure.
exploded out of the gate and
“That’s really hard to come
led 29-0 with six minutes to
by for WNY kids,” Kurzanski
play in the first half.
said. “We don’t play very
Matt Foster, WNY’s leadmany games because of our
ing receiver in 2014, caught
weather.”
5 passes for 105 yards and a
Holyoke was noticed as he
TD in the win.
was playing summer baseball
This week, Williamsville
for the East Coast Grays, an
South will play at North
exclusive travel team over the
Tonawanda. The offense will
summer.
be tested by a defense that
“He got a lot of interest
has not allowed a point yet.
from D-1 and some D-2
“North Tonawanda is a
Photo by Nick LoVerde schools,” Kurzanski said.
very good team,” Kurzanski
said. “But we have 4 good
Williamsville South QB Jack Holyoke has passed for 470 “Some of the smaller colleges
want him to play both sports.
receivers and we have some yards and 5 TDs through 2 games this season.
I think if he plays a few more
good lineman. Our kids are
football games, even more schools will be interested in letting
pretty confidant playing in our offense.”
him play both.”
The Billies will also get some added help this week as WR
This fall, Holyoke has been solid at QB. He has completed
Ryan Philipps returns from an ankle injury.
33 of 61 passes for 470 yards. He has tossed 5 TD passes.
“Ryan had 34 catches last year,” Kurzanski said. “If the
“He makes quick decisions and gets rid of the ball,”
defense tries to double-team Matt, Ryan can win the 1-on-1
Kurzanski said. “He understands our progressions and throws
matchup.”
the ball accurately.”
Entering the season, Kurzanski had a hole to fill at QB after
Holyoke was named a team captain before the start of the
Sam Castronova graduated but senior Jack Holyoke has stepped
season.
into the starting job and played well.
“He’s also a good leader,” Kurzanski said. “He knows what
“I’ve been confident in Jack for a long time,” Kurzanski said.
everyone needs to be doing.”
“I know how competitive he is. He did a great job at QB for the
He is also solid in the classroom as he maintains an academic
JV team and I know he’ll have a great season for us this year.”
Holyoke is simply the next QB in line at Williamsville South. average in the high 80s.
“He takes all upper-level courses,” Kurzanski said, “and he
The Billies have had Joe Licata, Trent Ferguson and Sam
works hard in school. He’s a good kid and a great guy to have
Castronova all win WNY honors in recent years.
on our team.”
“Jack is a terrific athlete,” Kurzanski said. “Last year, he
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Kenmore West
trailed 8-6 at the half
but rallied to beat
Lockport 28-14 last
week... QB
Deangelo WalkerJohnson ran 15
times for 159 yards and 3 TDs,
including a 76-yard TD in the first
quarter. He also completed 4 of 13
passes for 26 yards and a TD...
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At A Glance
Div
Kenmore West…............ 1-0
Clarence......................... 1-0
Niagara Falls………....... 0-0
Lockport…………........... 0-1
Riverside................…..... 0-1
Friday, September 18th
Lockport @ Clarence, 7:00
Riverside @ Medina, 7:00
Niagara Falls @ McKinley, 7:00
Saturday, September 19th
Sweet Home @ Kenmore West, 2:00
All
1-1
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0-2
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Lorenz Leads Clarence
Clarence bounced back from a tough
Andrew Lorenz, who started at safety
opening night to beat Riverside 31-12 last in 2014, was also the back-up QB.
week.
“He got varsity experience because he
“We ran the ball extremely well
started at safety,” Layer said, “and he also
against Riverside,” coach Mark Layer
got tons of reps in practice at QB. He
said. “We had 2
came in this year
backs go over 100
with some experiyards rushing.”
ence.”
The Red Devils
Lorenz, who is
rolled up 295 rushstill just a junior, is
ing yards in the
not playing defense
win.
this season.
“We also did a
“He did a great
much better job on
job on defense,”
defense,” Layer
Layer said. “If we
said. “We were
needed him, he
getting to the ball
could go back in at
and gang tackling.”
safety. We just
Layer said he
think it’s better to
didn’t talk to his
have our QB only
players about the
playing offense.”
Devils 55-21 loss
Lorenz is also a
to Lancaster in the
pitcher for the
opening game.
Clarence baseball
“We just back to
team.
business,” he said.
“He has a great
“Each game is it’s
Photo by Nick LoVerde skill set,” Layer
own little season. Clarence junior Andrew Lorenz.
said. “He can run
On Monday, we
the ball and he has
get back to work.”
good speed. He has worked very hard
Clarence will now host Lockport in the working on his throwing mechanics. He
Devils’ first home game.
participated in every single thing we did
“We like our schedule,” Layer said.
in the off-season.”
“Four of the next five are at home.”
Lorenz has an academic average of 95.
This is the third straight year that
“He has made a strong commitment to
Layer has had to work with a new QB.
academics,” too,” Layer said.
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Jamestown led just
13-7 at the half but
took control after the
break and beat
Williamsville North
30-14... Devan
Jackson led the
offense as he ran 24 times for 110
yards and 2 TDs despite the heavy
rain that fell throughout the game...
AA
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At A Glance
Div
Orchard Park.................. 1-0
Jamestown..................... 0-0
Lancaster........................ 0-0
Hutch Tech...................... 0-0
Frontier........................... 0-1
Hutch Tech @ Frontier, 7:00
Lancaster @ Jamestown, 7:00
Bennett @ Orchard Park, 1:00
All
2-0
2-0
1-1
1-1
0-2
Tech Faces Crucial Game
Hutch Tech dropped a close 27-22
Dowell was cleared to play by his doctor.
decision to Niagara Falls last week and
“Once we got the note from the doctor
fell to 1-1 on the season.
that he was cleared,” Gelsomino said,
The Engineers will play a key contest
“and it was OK with his father, I knew he
this week when they play at Frontier. The
would play. He’s been preparing for his
winner will have a
senior year his
huge advantage in
whole life.”
the AA South playDowell didn’t
off race.
feel well but still
“It’s our first
completed 9 of 21
league game,”
passes for 149
coach Chris
yards and a TD.
Gelsomino said,
“He knows our
“and our kids know
offense inside and
it’s a big one.”
out,” Gelsomino
Gelsomino is
said. “It’s like havhoping that QB
ing another coach
Jason Dowell is
on the field.”
closer to 100 perIn 2014, Dowell
cent at game time.
was the first Hutch
“He had a rough
Tech QB to throw
week,” Gelsomino
for over 1,000
said. “He battled
yards in a season.
through it but it
“He’s played in
wasn’t easy.”
multiple 7-on-7
Dowell comleagues,”
pleted 13 of 20
Photo by Tim Frank Gelsomino said.
passes for 270
“He works with priHutch Tech senior Jason Dowell.
yards and 3 TDs in
vate QB coach. He
the Engineers Week 1 win over Lake
wants all this hard work to pay off.”
Shore.
Dowell is maturing into a very good
“Then he got strep throat,” Gelsomino
QB in WNY.
said. “He spent Tuesday night in the hos“He has fantastic arm strength,”
pital. He didn’t practice Tuesday or
Gelsomino said. “He’s very good at readWednesday and we had to play on
ing coverages and he knows how to get the
Thursday against Niagara Falls.”
ball into the hands of our playmakers.”
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Spartans Rely on Bowden
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Grand Island trailed
8-3 at the half but
scored twice after
the break and beat
Williamsville East
16-8... Despite heavy
rain throughout the
game, Jarod Brandon ran 22
times for 136 yards and caught a
15-yard pass...
A
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At A Glance
Div
Grand Island................... 2-0
North Tonawanda........... 2-0
Starpoint...........…........... 2-0
Williamsville North.…..... 1-0
Williamsville South.…..... 1-0
Williamsville East.…....... 0-2
Sweet Home.….............. 0-2
Kenmore East................ 0-2
Niagara Wheatfield......... 0-2
All
2-0
2-0
2-0
1-1
1-1
0-2
0-2
0-2
0-2
Starpoint @ Grand Island, 7:00
Wmsville South @ North Tonawanda, 7:00
Wmsville East @ Kenmore East, 2:00
Wmsville North @ Niagara Wheatfield, 2:00
Starpoint trailed 13-12 at the half but
the A North title, they will need a big searallied in the 4th quarter to beat Sweet
son from senior TE Austin Bowden.
Home 20-13 last week. It was the
“Austin is a leader who leads by
Spartans first-ever win over Sweet Home. example and gets the guys to follow
“It was bedlam after the game,” coach
him,” Cavagnaro said. “He is an intelliAlCavagnaro said.
gent player and he
“But the bus ride
knows where everyhome was quiet.”
body is supposed to
Starpoint is now
be on the field.”
2-0 for the first
Bowden, a team
time since 2009.
captain, was named
“We lost our 3rd
a first-team allgame to Sweet
league player in
Home that year,”
2014. He also startCavagnaro said.
ed at LB last fall
Starpoint trailed
but was moved to
13-12 but Anthony
SS this season.
Robinson scored a
“He would have
TD with just :48 left
played varsity as a
to pull out the win.
sophomore but he
“We made some
broke his collarbone
changes with our
snowboarding,”
offense,” Cavagnaro
Cavagnaro said.
said. “We changed
Bowden caught
the style that we
3 passes for 47
want to play. The
yards in the win.
kids bought into it
Photo by Nick LoVerde He also caught a 2and worked very
point PAT pass.
Starpoint senior Austin Bowden.
hard. Our confi“He runs great
dence was high going into the game.”
patterns,” Cavagnaro said, “and he has
Starpoint trailed 13-12 at the half.
great hands.”
“At halftime, the kids were attentive
Bowden, who maintains an academic
and focused,” Cavagnaro said. “They had
average near 90, is also on the track team.
no doubt we would win that game. These
“He wants to play football in college,”
guys are different.”
Cavagnaro said. “A few of the Division
If Starpoint is going to make a run at
III schools are interested in him.”
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A
Lineman is WS East Anchor
West Seneca beat Lake Shore 35-22 to
game,” Maurino said, “but our running
improve to 2-0 on the season.
game has been good. Our line has really
“Lake Shore is a very good 0-2 team,”
come through.”
N O T E B O O K
coach Jim Maurino said. “They have
One lineman who has been a stand out
Hamburg led 14-6 at some athletes and they are playing well.”
through two games is junior tackle Joe
West Seneca
Ramunno.
the half and pulled
East led 13-10 after
“He’s in his secaway after the break
ond year on the varto beat West Seneca one quarter.
“The first half
sity,” Maurino said.
West 34-12 last
was a battle,”
“He started for us
weekend... Jason
Maurino
said.
“We
last year.”
Jaskolka powered
started
to
pull
away
Ramunno (6-2,
the ground game as he ran 15
in
the
2nd
half.”
285)
is agile for a
times for 118 yards and a TD.
Ray Johnson
big man.
Jaskolka scored on a 31-yard run
broke away for a
“He has size but
and also threw a 76-yard TD pass... 60-yard TD run in
he also has athletic
the 3rd quarter to
ability,” Maurino
give the Trojans a
said. “A lot of teams
At A Glance
28-10 lead.
have big guys that
S O U T H
“That’s the play
can’t move.”
Div All
that
really
put
us
in
Ramunno is also
South Park..................... 2-0
2-0
control,” Maurino
on the wrestling
Hamburg................…..... 2-0
2-0
said. “Our ability
team at East.
Iroquois..…..................... 2-0
2-0
West Seneca East......... 1-0
2-0
to run the ball has
“He understands
Lake Shore..................... 0-1
0-2
been pretty good
leverage and he can
Amherst..….................... 0-2
0-2
this season.”
use his hands,”
McKinley…...................... 0-2
0-2
The
Trojans
Maurino
said. “He
Photo
by
Mark
Adair
West Seneca West......... 0-2
0-2
rushed for 407
can
run,
jump
and
West Seneca East junior Joe Ramunno.
yards in the win
change direction.”
Iroquois @ Lake Shore, 6:30
over Lake Shore.
Ramunno, who has an academic averWest Seneca East @ Hamburg, 7:00
“We
wore
them
down
a
little
bit,”
age
in the 90s, also throws the shot and
Amherst @ West Seneca West, 7:00
Maurino said. “That’s why we started to
disk for the track team.
Niagara Falls @ McKinley (RF), 7:00
pull away in the second half. “
“Once his name gets out, there will be
WS East rushed for more than 300
some interest,” Maurino said. “He’s a
South Park @ Canisius, 2:00
yards in the season-opening win at Frontier. very consistant player who just goes out
“We are still developing our passing
and gets the job done.”
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B
Grant Leads Depew Line
E A S T
N
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B
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Alden played to a 77 tie at the half but
scored twice after
the break and beat
Albion 20-7... Lyle
Grant ran 16 times
for 103 yards and 2
TDs... Grant scored on runs of 17
and 21 yards... Alden plays at
Barker this week...
B
E A S T
At A Glance
Div
Alden.............................. 1-0
East Aurora..................... 1-0
Depew............................ 1-0
Medina............................ 0-1
Albion.............………...... 0-1
Barker-RH....................... 0-1
All
2-0
2-0
1-1
1-1
1-1
0-2
Dunkirk @ East Aurora, 7:00
Alden @ Barker-RH (RH), 7:00
Albion @ Depew, 7:30
Depew bounced back from an opening well. Our line opened a lot of holes.”
week loss to beat Barker 35-0. The
The line will rely on senior captain
Wildcats led just 8-0 at the half but pulled Jakob Grant if Depew is going to push for
away after the break.
the B East championship.
“Barker came out in some unbalanced
“He’s a big kid and a good athlete,”
sets and we didn’t
Wilson said. “He’s
adjust right away,”
a good pass proteccoach Brian Wilson
tor and run blocker.
said. “We started
He’s tenacious.”
playing a lot better
Grant was
defensively after
moved up to the
we adjusted.”
varsity before his
Barker drove
sophomore year.”
down to the 1-yard
“He was a 100line but the ‘Cats
yard runner for the
defense stiffened,
track team,” Wilson
keeping Barker out
said. “We played
of the end zone.
him at LB but he’s
After the goalmore at home at DE
line stand, Depew
now.”
drove 99 yards for
Grant (6-3, 270)
a TD.
also starts on the
“It was a great
basketball team.
drive,” Wilson said.
“He has good
“In high school
feet,” Wilson said.
football, the per“He can move. He’s
centages against
Photo by Mark Adair a solid athlete.”
putting a drive
Grant also mainDepew senior Jakob Grant.
together like that
tains an academic
are incredible.”
average in the high-90s.
QB Ryan Guay connected with
“He’s a high-90s student with very
Anthony Russell on a 55-yard TD pass to
good SAT scores,” Wilson said. “The Ivy
give Depew the 8-0 lead.
Leagues are very interesterd in him.
“We put some good possessions
Cornell, Yale, Princeton have been in contogether in the second half,” Wilson said.
tact with him. He has also visited RPI and
“Both running backs performed really
Alfred State.”
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The Prince of Burgard
B
W E S T
N
O
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B
O
O
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Tonawanda played
the first night game
ever at Newfane and
came away with a
20-14 win. The
game was played in
front of an estimated
1,500 people... Ethan Shattuck
had a huge night as he ran 30
times for 219 yards and 3 TDs...
B
W E S T
At A Glance
Div
Tonawanda..................... 1-0
Cheektowaga.........…..... 1-0
Burgard........................... 1-0
Lew-Port......................... 0-1
Newfane......................... 0-1
Maryvale......................... 0-1
Newfane @ Cheektowaga, 7:00
Maryvale @ Lew-Port, 7:00
Burgard @ Tonawanda, 7:30
All
2-0
2-0
1-1
0-2
0-2
0-2
Burgard bounced back from an openKolb said. “I played at Maryvale, so it
ing week loss and beat Maryvale 6-3 in a
was kind of exciting for me, too.”
defensive slugfest last week.
If Burgard is going to challenge for the
The Bulldogs are 1-1 overall, but 1-0
B West title, they will nee a big season
in B West games.
from junior RB Dominic Prince.
“Our defense
“He had some
played very well
hard runs on the
this week,” coach
inside,” Kolb said,
Jason Kolb said.
“He’s a tough kid.”
“They are still
Prince finished
learning and trying
with just 39 yards
to understand a
rushing but scored
new coordinator.”
the game’s only TD.
In the off-season,
“He took an outKolb hired Joe Kelly
side handoff,” Kolb
as the Bulldogs new
said, “and ran
defensive coordinaaround one defendtor.
er, ran through
“At the beginanother one and
ning of the season,
split two more. It
the kids were a bit
was a great run.”
confused by the
Prince (5-9, 175)
new terminolgy,”
also starts at LB
Kolb said. “Right
and made 7 tackles
now, we are just
with a QB sack.
keeping things sim“He’s really fast
ple and letting them
Photo by Mark Adair and quick,” Kolb
play football.”
said. “He’s like a
Burgard junior Dominic Prince.
The Bulldogs
bar of soap. If you
have 10 new starters on defense this fall.
give him a gap, he just slips through.”
“They are talented athletes,” he said,
Prince has an academic average of 85.
“but they can’t play like individuals. They
“He’s a quiet, humble kid,” Kolb said.
did a great job this week.”
“We were on TV so I asked him to be a
The game was televised by Time
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Warner Cable.
have a chance to get on TV. He said he
“The kids were excited about that,”
would get on TV during the game.”
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B
3-Sport Star Leads Pioneer
S O U T H
N
O
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E
B
O
O
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Fredonia trailed
24-20 at the half and
lost a hard-fought
battle with
Springville 34-28 last
week... Michael
Pucci had a huge
night as he ran 16 times for 119
yards and a TD. Pucci also made
16 tackles and had a QB sack on
defense... The Hillbillies will host
Pioneer this week...
B
S O U T H
At A Glance
Div
Springville..............…..... 1-0
Pioneer........................... 1-0
Dunkirk.............……....... 0-0
Fredonia......................... 0-1
Olean.............................. 0-1
All
2-0
1-1
1-0
0-2
0-2
Southwestern @ Springville, 7:00
Pioneer @ Fredonia, 7:30
Pioneer bounced back from an opening said. “We needed someone to step up and
week loss to beat Olean 32-21.The
do something special and he did.”
Panthers lost to Alden in Week 1.
On Pioneer’s first offensive play,
“The most improvement you get will
senior Nate Tackentien ran 63 yards for a
be from Week 1 to Week 2,” coach Jim
TD and a 14-0 lead.
Duprey said.
“He’s extremely
“Alden is a very
fast,” Duprey said.
good team and we
“He has a burst that
learned some really
is just tremendous.
good lessons. We
He is just tenacious.”
challenged against
Tackentien, a 3Olean and they did
year starter on the
a great job.”
varsity, will play a
Pioneer is now
huge role for the
1-1 overall, 1-0 in
Panthers this fall.
B South games.
He starts at RB, DB
“We ran better,
and kick returner.
tackled harder and
“Nate scored 3
played better in all
different ways
three phases,”
against Olean,”
Duprey said. “Our
Duprey said.
improvement over
Tackentien also
Week 1 was great.”
returned an interPioneer scored
ception 40 yards for
on the second play
a TD and caught a
of the game. DE
31-yard TD pass in
Tylor Beyer
Photo by Tim Frank the 4th quarter.
stripped the ball
“He’s a very
Pioneer senior Nate Tackentien.
from the Olean QB
good athlete,”
and ran 16 yards for a TD.
Duprey said. “He’s a 3-year starter for the
“Right off the bat,” Duprey said. “That baseball team and he is also a great bowler.
play really set the tone.”
He has a 300-game on his record.”
Beyer finished with 7 tackles, 4 for
Tackentien (5-8, 160) starts at catcher
lost yardage, 3 QB sacks and the fumble
for the baseball team.
return for a TD.
“He works hard on and off the field,”
“He had an incredible game,” Duprey
Duprey said. “He’s just a good kid.”
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Akron Win Snaps Streak
C
N O R T H
N
O
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B
O
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Cleve Hill exploded
for 3 TDs in the first
quarter to take a
20-0 lead and held
off Wilson 40-27...
Grayson Taylor ran
15 times for 165
yards and 3 TDs. Grayson also
made 13 tackles on defense... The
Golden Eagles will play at Akron
this week...
C
N O R T H
At A Glance
Div
Bennett.....…................... 2-0
Lackawanna................... 1-0
Cleveland Hill................. 1-0
JFK........…..................... 1-1
Akron.............................. 1-1
Silver Creek........……..... 0-2
Wilson..............……….... 0-2
JFK @ Silver Creek, 7:00
Cleve Hill @ Akron, 7:00
Lackawanna @ Wilson, 7:00
All
2-0
2-0
2-0
1-1
1-1
0-2
0-2
Akron traveled to JFK and won 13-6
said. “They are positive and upbeat and
last week to even their record at 1-1. The
they play all 4 quarters.”
victory broke a 10-game losing streak that
If Akron is going to make a push for
stretches back to late in the 2013 season.
the Class C playoffs, they will be relying
“It was pretty nice in the locker room,” heavily on senior QB Ethan PeQueen who
coach Andy Clouse
is playing QB for
said. “It felt like
the first time ever.
we had won a
“We lost 3 QBs
championship.”
from last year,”
This was the
Clouse said. “Two
first career coachof them moved out
ing win for Clouse.
of the district and
“This will be a
one quit football.
memorable game
We asked Ethan to
for me,” he said.
play QB out of des“The kids had a
peration.”
great week of pracPeQueen, who
tice and played
has started at WR
well.”
for 2 seasons,
With just :50
began working at
left in the game,
QB in mid-summer.
Akron led 13-6 but
“He stepped
JFK had a 1st-andright in and turned
goal on the 5 yard
our heads quick,”
line.
Clouse said. “He
“We stopped 4
probably should
straight plays,”
Photo by Tiim Frank have been playing
Clouse said. “It
there since the 9th
Akron senior Ethan PeQueen.
was pretty nervegrade but he never
wracking. We had a couple of great
showed any interest.”
defensive stands in that game.”
PeQueen, who also wrestles at Akron,
Akron also trailed 6-0 entering the 4th
has an academic average in the high-80s.
quarter but Jake Sarow scored TDs on
“He’s a tough kid and a good leader,”
runs of 24 and 25 yards to give the Tigers
Clouse said. “The kids respect him. He’s
the lead.
pretty fiery on the field. He’s a good kid
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C
Micek Playing Big Role
S O U T H
N
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B
O
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Southwestern led
just 13-8 at the half
but took control after
the break and beat
Allegany-Limestone
31-24... QB Ben
Burk ran for a TD
and completed 19 of 31 passes for
275 yards and a TD... The Trojans
play at Springville this weekend...
C
S O U T H
At A Glance
Div
Cass Valley-Falconer...... 1-0
MGCLake........................ 1-0
Gowanda........................ 1-1
Southwestern.................. 1-1
Allegany-Limestone........ 0-1
Salamanca..................... 0-1
All
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
0-2
Cass Valley @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:00
Gowanda @ Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00
Salamanca @ MGCLake (CL), 7:30
MGCLake suffered a tough seasoneverything. The defenseive line kept
opening loss to USO (Pittsburgh) and beat
blocks off of them and the linebackers
Gowanda 36-0 last week.
flowed to the ball and stuffed the play.”
“Playing the team from Pittsburgh was
If MGCLake is going to repeat as
a great experience,” coach Curt Fischer
Section 6 champs, they will need a big seasaid. “We won’t see
son from junior a QB or receivers
Trevor Micek.
like they had for a
“He was all over
very long time.”
the place,” Fischer
Fischer says the
said. “He made 10
competition was
tackles and 6 of
stiff.
them were for a
“Their receivers
loss.”
are being recruited
Micek also
by West Virginia
rushed for 49 yards
and Pitt,” he said,
and a TD on just 6
“and their QB is
carries.
visiting Arizona
“He is fast and
State at the end of
physical,” Fischer
the year.”
said. “He loves to
Fischer schedhit and you can’t
uled the game in
turn his engine off.”
the summer after
Micek (5-10,
Eden suspended it’s
170) started for
program for the
MGCLake as a
season.
sophomore.
“It was quite a
“He’s a lot of
Photo by Tim Frank
challenge,” he said, MGCLake junior Trevor Micek.
fun,” Fischer said.
“and it was better
“He always has a
than not playing a game at all. And after
smile on his face. Once he puts the helmet
playing a team like that, games against
on he is a totally different person.”
your local opponents slow down.”
Micek is an outstanding student with an
The Thunder Dragons jumped out to a
academic average in the 90s.
20-0 lead at the half.
“He’s in the top ten in his class,”
“Our kids were impressive,” Fischer
Fischer said. “He’s also an outstanding
said. “The first two series we were all over wrestler.”
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Titans Start with 2 Wins
D
N
O
T
E
B
O
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Westfield took a 7-0
lead at the half and
added two more TDs
in the third quarter as
they beat Portville
21-0 last week... It
was the first win for
Westfield since suspending their
program in the 2013 season... Alec
Chelton led the ground game as
he ran 13 times for 55 yards...
D
At A Glance
Div
Franklin-Ellicott.................. 2-0
Westfield............................ 1-0
Cattaraugus-LV.................. 1-1
Frewsburg...........…........... 1-1
Randolph........................... 1-1
CSP................................... 0-1
Portville.............................. 0-2
Portville @ Franklin-Ellicott, 7:00
Clymer-SP @ Randolph, 7:00
Westfield @ Frewsburg, 7:00
All
2-0
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
0-2
Franklinville-Ellicottville followed up
sick,” Bartoszek said. “He played tough.”
a big season-opening win over Randolph
Easton started every game at QB in
with a 22-0 win over Catt-LV last week.
2014 and led the Titans to the Class D
“One week at a time,” F-E coach Chad title game at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
Bartoszek said. “We had a huge game in
“He tore his ACL right before halfWeek 1 and backed
time,” Bartoszek
it up in Week 2. We
said. “When he
have another big
went down, a big
one against
chunk of our
Portville this
offense went down
week.”
with him.”
Bartoszek says
Easton missed
that he is hoping
the entire basketball
his players keep
and baseball seatheir focus after the
sons after the knee
two victories.
injury.
“It’s just two
“He’s a really
weeks,” he said.
good pitcher,”
“We can’t afford to
Bartoszek said. “It
let down now.”
was a tough year on
The Titans are
him. He handled it
also battling illness
better than I would
that swept through
have.”
the locker room
Bartoszek has
last week.
opened up the F-E
“Quite a few of
offense this year.
our kids were sick,”
Photo by Tim Frank Easton has passed
he said. “It’s noth- Titans senior Tommy Easton.
for 181 yards and 5
ing major but we
TDs thus far.
had to overcome it.”
“We are asking him to do a lot more in
Senior QB Tommy Easton was deadly
the passing game and he is handling it
accurate in the win over Cattaraugus-LV.
well,” Bartoszek said. “He’s a very smart
He completed 10 of 14 passes for 136
football player. He understands the game.
yards and 3 TDs. He also tossed a 2-point
He has a great work ethic.”
PAT pass.
Easton is on the High Honor Roll with
“He was one of the kids who played
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St. Francis traveled to Long Island and
If St. Francis is going to challenge for
beat Holy Trinity 49-19 last weekend to
the Msgr. Maretin title this fall, they will
improve to 2-0 on the season.
needd a big season from junior LB Devin
N O T E B O O K
“We missed tackles,” coach Jerry
Delmont.
Bishop Timon led
Smith said. “We dropped some balls and
“We brought him up to the varsity at
made some misthe end of last sea16-2 after one quartakes on special
son,” Smith said.
ter and beat Edison
teams. We still
“He started the last
Tech 38-8... Matt
3 or 4 games for
Myers completed 13 have a lot of room
us.”
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Smith
says
that
Delmont (5-10,
yards and 2 TDs...
while
it’s
nice
to
190)
also sees time
The Tigers will play at St. Mary’s
win games, a 2-0
at fullback.
this weekend...
start doesn’t signify
“He is the best
anything special.
defensive player we
“Last year we
have right now,”
won our first four
Smith said. “He
games,” Smith
gets off the ball,
said, “but only won
reads very well and
At A Glance
1 of the last 6. The
loves contact.”
kids
realize
that
we
Delmont is averDiv All
have played good
aging 8 tackles per
Canisius.......................... 1-0
2-0
St. Francis........……....... 0-0
2-0
but if we are going
game.
Bishop Timon.................. 0-0
2-0
to compete with
“He fills the
St. Joe’s.......................... 0-0
1-1
the teams on our
hole and wraps up
Cardinal O’Hara.............. 0-0
1-1
schedule, we have
well,” Smith said.
St. Mary’s....................... 0-1
1-1
to play great.”
Photo by Nick LoVerde “He makes plays
In the win over St. Francis junior Devin Delmont.
and he makes plays
Nichols............................ -0-1
Holy Trinity, the
all the time.”
Raiders allowed a punt return for a TD
Delmont, who has an academic averSt. Francis @ Walsh Jesuit, 7:00
and fell behind 6-0.
age of 88, also starts at goalie for the
“After that we got it together and start- lacrosse team.
Trinity College @ Nichols, 12:00
Rochester LA @ Cardinal O’Hara, 1:00
ed to click,” Smith said. at the half and
“He also works at a side job,” Smith
Bishop Timon @ St. Mary’s, 1:00
pulled away after the break.
said. “He’s a good, hard-working kid. He
Aquinas @ St. Joe’s, 1:00
“We’ve played well but we are still not is very intense on the field and a perfect
where we need to be,” Smith said.
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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. Canisius (MMA)
2-0
2. Archbishop Stepinac (CHSFL) 1-0
3. Aquinas (5)
2-0
4. Orchard Park (6)
2-0
5. Abraham Lincoln (PSAL)
2-0
6. Longwood (11)
1-0
7. Poly Prep (AIS)
1-0
8. Jamestown (6)
2-0
9. Pittsford (5)
2-0
10. Half Hollow Hills West (11)
1-0
11. Rush-Henrietta (5)
2-0
12. Shaker (2)
2-0
13. Newburgh (9)
1-1
14. New Rochelle (1)
2-0
15. Liverpool (3)
2-0
16. St. Francis (MMA)
2-0
17. Saratoga (2)
2-0
18. Victor (5)
2-0
19. St. Anthony’s (CHSFL)
1-0
20. Iona Prep (CHSFL)
1-1
21. East Islip (11)
1-0
22. Syosset (8)
1-0
23. John Jay, East Fishkill (1)
1-1
24. Tottenville (PSAL)
2-0
25. Monroe-Woodbury (9)
2-0
N e w
C
Y o r k
Team
1. Chenango Forks (4)
2. Bennett (6)
3. Dobbs Ferry (1)
4. Herkimer (3)
5. Cleveland Hill (6)
6. Le Roy (5)
7. Greenwich (2)
8. Chester (9)
9. Bath (5)
10. Newark Valley (4)
11. Jordan-Elbridge (3)
12. Corinth (2)
13. Lackawanna (6)
14. Greene (4)
15. General Brown (3)
16. Gouverneur (10)
17. East Rochester (5)
18. Liberty (9)
19. Holland Patent (3)
20. Hoosic Valley (2)
21. MGCLake (6)
S t a t e
W-L
1-1
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
1-1
1-1
A
Y o r k
S t a t e
Team
W-L
1. Maine-Endwell (4)
2-0
2. Indian River (3)
2-0
3. Carey (8)
1-0
4. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (2)
2-0
5. Rye (1)
2-0
6. Sayville (11)
2-0
7. Yorktown (1)
2-0
8. Eastridge (5)
2-0
9. South Park (6)
2-0
10. Troy (2)
2-0
11. Vestal (4)
2-0
12. Plainedge (8)
1-0
13. Shoreham-Wading River (11) 2-0
14. West Seneca East (6)
2-0
15. Brockport (5)
2-0
16. Xaverian (CHSFL)
1-0
17. Roosevelt (8)
1-0
18. Staten Island Tech (PSAL)
2-0
19. Williamsville North (6)
1-1
20. Queensbury (2)
1-1
21. Cornwall (9)
1-1
22. Greece Athena (5)
2-0
23. Garden City (8)
1-0
24. Starpoint (6)
2-0
25. Bayside (PSAL)
2-0
N e w
N e w
B
Y o r k
S t a t e
Team
W-L
1. Schalmont (2)
2-0
2. Cazenovia (3)
2-0
3. Cheektowaga (6)
2-0
4. Marlboro (9)
2-0
5. Schuylerville (2)
2-0
6. Seaford (8)
1-0
7. Homer (3)
2-0
8. Livonia (5)
2-0
9. Eagle Academy II (PSAL)
2-0
10. Waverly (4)
2-0
11. Nanuet (1)
2-0
12. Batavia (5)
2-0
13. Locust Valley (8)
1-0
14. Penn Yan (5)
2-0
15. Glens Falls (2)
2-0
16. East Aurora (6)
2-0
17. Babylon (11)
1-1
18. Hackley (AIS)
1-0
19. Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk (2) 2-0
20. Clarke (8)
1-0
21. Alden (6)
2-0
22. Owego (4)
2-0
23. Chittenango (3)
2-0
24. Springville (6)
2-0
25. Chenango Valley (4)
2-0
D
Y o r k
S t a t e
Team
1. Tioga (4)
2. Franklinville-Ellicottville (6)
3. Avon (5)
4. Ticonderoga (7)
5. Randolph (6)
6. Red Jacket (5)
7. Walton (4)
8. Deposit-Hancock (4)
9. Clyde-Savannah (5)
10. Cambridge (2)
11. Moriah (7)
12. Harpursville-Afton (4)
13. Cuba-Rushford (5)
14. Whitehall (2)
15. Caledonia-Mumford (5)
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W-L
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
1-1
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
Section 1: W’chester, Rockland
Section 2: Capitol District
Section 3: Central New York
Section 4: Southern Tier
Section 5: Genesee Valley
Section 6: Western New York
Section 7: Champlain
Section 8: Nassau
Section 9: Orange, Ulster
Section 10: St. Lawrence
Section 11: Suffolk
Section 12/PSAL: NY City
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it comes to the game, one of the most confident personalities
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CoverStory
Justin Time
Senior Captain Leads Canisius into tough, 4-Game Stretch
By Mark Adair
Canisius beat St.
help his program down
Mary’s 37-0 last weekend
the road in the playoffs.”
to improve to 2-0. The
Canisius will be a
Crusaders winning streak
heavy favorite entering
has now reached 18.
the game - according to
“That’s a nice streak,”
the Western New York
coach Rich Robbins said,
media.
“but we don’t talk about
Robbins feels differit. We’re very happy to be
ently.
2-0. The goal every week
“I don’t think Coach
is to win no matter what
Delaney has any plans
happened the week
on losing this week,”
before.”
Robbins said. “He really
Robbins says that very
likes his team this year
few Canisius starters
and I’m sure his plan is
were around when the
to come in and kick our
streak began. Just two
butt on Saturday.”
starters remain from last
In an interesting sideyear’s team.
note, one of Canisius’
“That streak was put
top players from the
together by past teams,”
2014 squad is now playRobbins said. “We have
ing for South Park.
20 new starters on the
Defensive back Dave
team this year. They
Thomas transferred to
have a lot that they want
South Park after the
to accomplish on their
school year ended in
own.”
June.
The last time Canisius
“He was one of our
lost was when Ohiobest players for 3 years,”
power Cardinal Mooney
Robbins said. “We were
beat them 9-7 on the
sorry to lose him.”
strength of three field
Canisius will also be
Photo by Tim Frank
goals.
playing at home for the
Canisius senior Justin Jones will lead the Crusaders into a tough,
In fact, Canisius lost
first time this fall.
four-game stretch starting with this week’s game against South
two games in 2013 with“Our kids handled a
out allowing an opponent Park. Jones is a Crusaders’ captain.
lot of challenges the first
to score a touchdown. Aquinas beat the Crusaders 3-0 in
two weeks,” Robbins said. “We traveled to the Carrier
a monsoon earlier that fall.
Dome and played a good program the first week. The
“I guess we are just 5 points away from being on a 36- heat was incredible. Last week, we played in a rain
game winning streak,” Robbins said. “I really don’t feel
storm. We’re a young team. We learned some important
any pride about it. Any pride you have about prior sealessons and we still got two wins.”
sons ends with the last game.”
Robbins says that his “young” players need to become
Canisius will host South Park at 1pm this Saturday. It
veterans in a hurry.
is the second straight season that South Park coach Tim
“We can’t be a young team anymore,” he said. “The
Delany has scheduled a road game against one of
schedule gets very difficult as of right now. Our next four
WNY’s Catholic teams.
opponents are extremely good.”
“Tim is really trying to build something at South Park,”
After South Park, the Crusaders will host DePaul
Robbins said. “He understands that if you want to be a
Catholic from Wayne, New Jersey. The Spartans will
good program you have to play other good programs. I
bring to WNY a team with seven Division I-A recruits,
give him a lot of credit for playing us and I think it will
See “Cover Story” on page 25
24
CoverStory
continued from page 24
including the top-rated RB in the nation. Kareem Walker
has already committed to play at Ohio State in 2016.
After that, the Crusaders will play league rivals St.
Francis and St. Joe’s.
If the Crusaders are going to “age” as quickly as
Robbins hopes, they will be following the lead of Justin
Jones, one of just two starters back from the 2014 squad.
“He’s actually a 3-year starter but only two with us,”
Robbins said. “He transferred here from St. Joe’s. His parents got in contact with us after his sophomore season
over there.”
Jones had originally planned to attend Canisius before
he entered high school.
“He came here in the 8th grade with the HAP program
in the summer,” Robbins said. “We thought we would have
him as a freshman. We were disappointed when he went
to St. Joe’s but we were very excited to have him come
back to us.”
After transferring to Canisius, Jones played on state
championship teams in both football and basketball in the
same school year.
“Winning a state title for football and basketball was
amazing,” Jones said. “To win 2 state titles in the same
year, I can’t even describe it.”
Jones (6-2, 200) caught 14 passes for 244 yards and 3
TDs last season. He also made 48 tackles, 8 for lost
yardage, and intercepted a pass on defense.
“He is fast and one of the most athletic kids in our program,” Robbins said. “He has the best leaping ability I
have ever seen. You can really see it in how he plays
above the rim in basketball.”
Jones was an Honorable Mention All-WNY basketball
player. He was an Honorable Mention All-State football
player and has quite a few Division I schools interested in
him. Albany already offered him a scholarship to play football in 2016.
“Football will be the route I’ll be going with,” Jones said.
“I’ve also been in contact with Old Dominion, Syracuse,
UB and UConn.”
Jones has caught 6 passes for 188 yards and 3 TDs
thus far. He is also one of the Crusaders top tacklers.
“By the end of the year he could be a Connolly Cup
finalist,” Robbins said. “He is that good. It will just depend
on how we do as a team. The more games we win, the
more people pay attention to you.”
Despite being mentioned as one of WNY’s top players,
Robbins says Jones rarely draws attention to himself.
“He’s a quiet, confidant kid and doesn’t do a lot of talking,” Robbins said. “He plays really hard and gives a great
effort every time out. He doesn’t do a lot of yelling. He just
goes about his business and works hard.”
Jones was elected a team captain before the season
started.
“He was voted a captain by the players,” Robbins said.
“I think it’s important that players choose their own leaders.
I think the kids chose pretty well. He’s a good kid and a
good leader.”
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Team Reports
Upstate
Football
W
E
E
K
L
Y
Players
of the
Week
Offense
Orchard Park QB
Dillon Janca had a
huge night to lead
the Quakers to a
56-7 win over
Frontier... Janca’s
first pass was
intercepted and
Dillon Janca
returned for a TD.
He rebounded and finished the
night by completing 12 of 17 passes for 194 yards and 4 TDs...
Defense
Pioneer DE Tylor
Beyer had a huge
night on defense as
he made 7 tackles,
4 for lost yardage,
and recorded 3 QB
sacks. He also
stripped the ball
Brock Blecha
from the Olean QB
and ran 16 yards for the game’s
first TD as Pioneer beat Olean
32-21 last weekend...
Special Teams
South Park David
Thomas returned a
punt 61 yards for a
TD as he helped
the Sparks to a big
48-7 win over
Amherst last weekend... Thomas also
caught 2 passes for David Thomas
96 yards in the win... South Park
will play at Canisius this
Saturday...
Akron
Albion
Tigers
Purple Eagles
The Tigers trailed 6-0
entering the final quarter
but rallied to beat JFK 13-6 last
week... The win broke a 10-game losing streak that stretched back to late in
the 2013 season... The Akron defense
stopped 4 straight
plays inside the 10yard line with less
than a minute to play
to seal the win...
Jacob Sarow ran 12
times for 123 yards
and 2 TDs. He also
Jacob Sarow
made 8 tackles and
intercepted a pass on defense... Ethan
PeQueen completed 3 of 7 passes...
Zac Bell caught 2 passes... Ethan
Hamm led the defense with a teamhigh 13 tackles... Jared Hawes made
made 6 tackles and intercepted a
pass... Grant Sundown and AJ
Olszewski each made 6 tackles...
The Purple Eagles
played to a 7-7 tie at the
half but lost to Alden 20-7 last week...
QB Kyle Smith had a big night as he
ran 12 times for 106 yards. He also
completed 7 of 15 passes for 133
yards... Tommy
Mattison ran 19
times for 82 yards...
Trey Hart caught 3
passes for 68 yards
and a TD... Kory
Reynolds caught 2
passes for 32 yards...
Tim Drake
Manwell Taylor
caught a 17-yard pass and made 7 tackles on defense... Lamar Chambers
caught a 16-yard pass... Tim Drake
and Kory Reynolds each made 7 tackles... Ty Rotoli and Nate Trembley
were each in on 5 tackles... JJ Downs
intercepted a pass... Mike Laine was
a stand out on the offensive line...
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
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Sarow 25-129, PeQueen 20-39,
Bell 13-11, Hill 1-(-1), Burns 2-(-3).
Rushing: Mattison 29-130, Smith 12-106,
Aina 3-35, Rotoli 7-23.
Receiving: Hill 5-38, Bell 4-6, Kelkenberg 2-9,
Sarow 1-6, Borchert 1-5.
Receiving: Reynolds 6-97, Hart 3-68,
Taylor 1-17, Chambers 1-16.
TDs: Sarow 2.
TDs: Reynolds 2, Mattison, Chambers,
Rotoli, Gardner, Smith, Aina, Hart.
Passing: PeQueen 14-24-64.
Passing: Smith 11-22-204.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Smith 3.
Interceptions: Sarow, Hawes.
Interceptions: Chambers.
FRec: Greiner, Kelkenberg.
FRec: Rotoli.
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Team Reports
Alden
Allegany-Limestone
Amherst
Bulldogs
Gators
Tigers
The Bulldogs played
to a 7-7 tie at the half but
scored twice after the break and beat
Albion 20-7... Lyle Grant ran 16
times for 103 yards and 2 TDs... Zach
Loper ran 4 times for 45 yards and
had a QB sack on
defense... Brendan
Weirheiser caught 2
passes for 29 yards
and a TD... Jordan
Stockweather caught
a 25-yard pass...
Bryan Cybulski
Joe King
completed 3 of 7
passes for 54 yards and a TD...
Andrew Chowaniec made 9 tackles,
1 for lost yardage... Christian Snell
pass... AJ Patterson made 7 tackles
while Andrew Marx made 6... Joe
King intercepted 2 passes and recovered a fumble...
The Gators trailed 138 at the half and lost to
Southwestern 31-14 last week...Three
backs rushed for 100 yards... Zach
Bierfeldt led the ground game as he
ran 19 times for 116 yards and a TD.
Bierfeldt also made 7
tackles on defense...
Jordan Kayes also
had a productive
night as he ran 12
times for 102 yards.
Kayes also made 4
tackle and intercepted
Jordan Kayes
a pass on defense...
Holden Farr ran 15 times for 101
yards and a TD. Farr also made 6
tackles... Jon Dixon ran 4 times for 47
yards... Tyler Hines caught 2 passes
for 15 yards... Marcus Grove made 6
tackles... Lou Anzivine recorded a QB
sack... Hunter Ayers was a stalwart
on the offensive line...
The Tigers fell behind
26-0 after one quarter and
lost to South Park 48-7 last weekend...
Howard Williams led the offense as
he ran 12 times for 87 yards. Williams
also made 6 tackles on defense...
Marcel Waker carried 6 times for 23
yards and caught a
12-yard pass… Nick
Foster led the
defense with 12 tackles. Foster also
scored the Tigers TD
Nick Foster
when he returned a
kickoff 97 yards for a score... Kobe
Winfield helped the defense as he
made 7 tackles… Markel Edwards
was in on 6 tackles... Amherst will
play at West Seneca West this weekend...
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 36-305, Loper 7-86, Snell 12-85,
Patterson 2-32, Cybulski 1-14, Kubik 2-6,
Miller 1-2, Baran 1-0.
Receiving: Weierheiser 5-64, Stockweather 2-39.
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Bierfeldt 38-256, Kayes 19-160,
Farr 23-113, Dixon 6-59, Grove 16-37.
Rushing: HWilliams 12-87, Walker 6-23,
Foster 12-14, Gray 2-3, Edwards 5-1.
Receiving: Hines 5-69, Kayes 2-22,
Bierfeldt 2-14, Schlosser 1-2.
Receiving: Walker 1-12, Barr 1-3.
TDs: Bierfeldt 3, Hines 2, Kayes 2, Farr.
TDs: Foster.
Passing: Farr 10-15-107.
Passing: Foster 2-6-15, H.Williams 0-1-0,
Turpin 0-1-0.
TDs: Grant 5, Snell, Patterson, Weierheiser.
Passing: Cybulski 7-16-103.
TD Passes: Farr.
TD Passes: Cybulski.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Kayes 2, Hines.
Interceptions: King 2, Snell.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
FRec: Grant, Loper, King.
FRec: None.
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Team Reports
Barker-Roy-Hart
Barker trailed just 8-0
at the half but surrendered
4 TDs after the break and lost 35-0 to
Depew... The running game struggled
to find traction as Barker rushed for
just 62 yards in the game... Tim
Maines ran 9 times
for 30 yards and
caught a 13-yard
pass. Maines also
made 5 tackles and
recorded a QB sack
on defense... Andy
Xapsos ran 15 times
Tim Maines
for 31 yards... Ryan
Ulrich led the defense as he made a
team-high 11 tackles with 7 solo hits.
He also had a 51-yard kickoff return...
Nick Fazzolari was in on 9 tackles, 7
initial hits... Ryan Smith made 5 tackles... Colton Bohall provided solid
coverage in the secondary and
knocked down 2 passes on the night...
2015 Schedule
Bennett
Bishop Timon
Tigers
Tigers
The Tigers exploded
for 5 TDs in the first
quarter and led 34-7 as they went on
to beat Silver Creek 60-21 last week...
Isaiah McDuffie rushed for 150 yards
and 3 TDs on just 9 carries. He also
made 10 tackles and
recovered a fumble
on defense...
Marcelus Toliver
ran for 102 yards and
a TD on just 3 carries... Brandon
Brown caught 3
passes for 82 yards... Marcelus Toliver
Derek Bishop returned a punt 75 yards
for a TD... Keion McIntyre recovererd a fumble in the end zone for a TD...
Kendrick Benson caught 2 passes for
42 yards and a TD... Anthony
Mendrysa completed 7 of 7 passes
for 201 yards and 2 TDs... Tyshawn
Mingo had 7 tackles and a QB sack...
The Tigers led 16-2
after one quarter and beat
Edison Tech 38-8... Hakeem
Humphrey ran 12 times for 63 yards
and a TD... LeMorris Jones ran 11
times for 61 yards and a TD... Matt
Myers completed 13
of 20 passes for 261
yards and 2 TDs...
Tyler Ringwood
caught 4 passes for
146 yards. He also
made 8 tackles and
had a QB sack on
Mike Horton
defense... Hunter
Lancaster caught 2 passes for 37
yards and a TD. He also intercepted a
pass... Will Lamar caught 2 passes
for 33 yards and a TD... Mike Horton
caught 4 passes for 42 yards. He also
made 6 tackles, intercepted a pass, and
recovered a fumble on defense... Joe
Harrison made 15 tackles...
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 45-148, TMaines 9-30,
Fitch 4-15, M.Maines 3-3, Ulrich 5-2,
Bohall 2-(-4).
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: McDuffie 9-150, Toliver 3-102.
Rushing: Humphrey 21-115, Jones 18-102,
Myers 11-64.
Receiving: Brown 3-82, Benson 2-42.
Receiving: Ringwood 10-318, Lancaster 7-102,
Lamar 6-87, Horton 4-42, Doctor 1-10,
Humphrey 1-3.
Receiving: Wasnock 9-110, Fitch 2-31,
TMaines 1-13, Meal 1-11.
TDs: Xapsos 2, Wasnock.
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
TDs: McDuffie 3, Bishop 2, Lewis, Brown,
Toliver, McIntyre.
TDs: Ringwood 2, Lamar 2, Myers 2,
Humphrey, Jones, Lancaster.
Passing: Mendrysa 7-7-201.
Passing: Myers 29-48-562.
Passing: Xapsos 13-35-165.
TD Passes: Mendrysa 2.
TD Passes: Myers 5.
TD Passes: Xapsos.
Interceptions: Benson.
Interceptions: Lancaster, Horton.
FRec: McDuffie, McIntyre.
FRec: Watkins, Horton.
FRec: None.
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Team Reports
Burgard
Canisius
Cardinal O’Hara
Bulldogs
Crusaders
Hawks
The Bulldogs scored
the game’s only TD in the
2nd quarter and won a defensive
slugfest over Maryvale 6-3 last
week... Dominic Prince ran 8 times
for 32 yards and scored the TD on a
7-yard run. Prince
also made 9 tackles
and recovered a fumble on defense...
Cordell Cain ran for
23 yards and intercepted a pass on
defense... Dajean
Paul Minor
McCullough ran 7
times for 33 yards... Dwayne Nelson
caught a 12-yard pass... Donte
Coffman led the defense with a teamhigh 11 tackles... Paul Minor made 7
tackles, recorded a QB sack and
blocked a punt... Javon Perry made 6
tackles... Jia Hunter had a QB sack
and recovered a fumble...
The Crusaders
methodically built a 21-0
lead at the half and went on to beat St.
Mary’s 37-0 last week... QB Tyler
Stranahan completed 4 of 7 passes
for 74 yards and a TD. He also scampered 9 yards for a
TD... Cole Burniston
powered the offense
as he ran 12 times for
184 yards and 2 TDs.
Burniston scored on
runs of 2 and 43
yards... Tim Pringle
Mason Hoose
punched in for a 2yard TD... Justin Jones caught 3
passes for 63 yards and a TD... Mason
Hoose made 7 tackles and recorded a
QB sack... Jacob Lutz made 7 tackles... Alaan Montgomery was in on 6
tackles... Robert West had a QB sack
and forced a fumble... Jeremy Cych
recovered a fumble...
The Hawks fell behind
12-0 at the half and lost to
Batavia 32-8 last week... Charles
DeBose led the ground game as he ran
9 times for 64 yards, including a 14yard TD. He also made 3 tackles on
defense... Clifford
Zeigler rushed for 59
yards and a 2-point
PAT. Ziegler also
made 9 tackles, 1 for
lost yardage, on
defense... William
Willis made 11 tackCameron Klaiber
les, 1 for lost
yardage. He also added 29 yards to
the rushing totals... Cameron
Klaiber was in on 5 tackles...
Deamonte Riley made 4 tackles and
intercepted a pass... Nasir Benton was
in on 3 stops... Cardinal O’Hara will
host Rochester LA this weekend...
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............ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 10........ Newfane.................... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 16........ @ Grand Island....... 7:00
Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs..................... TBA
Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs..................... TBA
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Prince 20-88, Gamblin 7-42,
Cain 2-35, McCullough 7-33, King 3-13.
Receiving: Gibbs 6-32, Nelson 4-118,
Gamblin 2-10, Prince 2-10.
TDs: Nelson 2, Prince.
Passing: King 10-13-142, McCullough 3-8-22,
Calloway 1-2-5.
TD Passes: King.
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
Rushing: Burniston 19-271, Stranahan 14-82,
Pringle 7-30, Greer 3-18, Hoose 1-13,
Barnes 3-11, Nicholas 1-0, Dillon 2-0,
Fears 1-(-1), Aichele 1-(-6).
Receiving: Jones 6-188, Nicholas 6-115,
Fears 2-6, Burniston 1-27, Greer 1-22,
Margaritis 1-7, Montgomery 1-4.
TDs: Jones 3, Burniston 3, Nicholas, Pringle,
Stranahan.
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 13-143, DeBose 13-128,
Willis 14-61, Broadnax 2-48, Clark 5-27,
Maple 4-5, Benton 1-(-2).
Receiving: Willis 3-42, DeBose 1-30,
Benton 1-18, Riley 1-13, Dudley 1-4.
TDs: DeBose 3, Ziegler 2, Willis, Klaiber,
Broadnax.
Passing: Maple 7-16-107.
Passing: Stranahan 18-29-369, Aichele 0-2-0.
TD Passes: Maple 2.
Interceptions: Cain.
TD Passes: Stranahan 4.
Interceptions: Riley.
FRec: Prince, Hunter.
Interceptions: Jones.
FRec: Rivers, Ziegler, Dudley, Klaiber.
FRec: Greer, Southard, Jones, Cych, Pringle.
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Team Reports
Cass-Falconer
Catt-Little Valley
Cheektowaga
Golden Cougars
Timberwolves
Warriors
The Golden Cougars
fell behind 14-0 at the
half and rallied after the break but lost
a tough 14-13 decision to CSP last
week... QB Jake Peru completed 7 of
16 passes for 131 yards and a TD. He
also ran for a TD...
Shane Parsons
caught 3 passes for
46 yards and added
11 yards to the rushing totals... Brandon
Curtis caught 3 passes for 79 yards,
Shane Parsons
including a 30-yard
TD... Tyler Simpson made 12 tackles
and recovered a fumble... CJ Kubera
and Anthony Miller shared the teamhigh honors with 12 tackles each...
Chris Dutton and Austin Echard
both recorded a QB sack... Chris
Dutton had a solid day on the offensive line...
The Timberwolves fell
behind 6-0 after one
quarter and lost to FranklinvilleEllicottville 22-0... The offense had
trouble generating any traction as the
T-Wolves were able to gain just 45
yards of offense...
Anthony Bernardi
ran 12 times for 29
yards and added 46
yards in kick returns
to the totals. He also
made 6 tackles, 3 for
lost yardage... QB
Caleb Wares
Kyle O’Donnell ran
7 times for 12 yards... Caleb Hibit
and Caleb Wares were solid performers as each made 11 tackles... Adam
Oakes made 7 tackles, 3 for lost
yardage... Matt Hanft made 5 tackles,
2 for lost yardage... TJ Southwick was
in on 4 tackles... Justin Dickinson was
a stand out on the OL...
The Warriors exploded
out of the gate to take a
34-7 lead at the half and went on to
beat Lew-Port 50-7 last week... QB
Eric Bartnik completed 13 of 20
passes for 114 yards and a TD... Tyree
Billingslea powered
the ground game as
he ran 20 times for
He scored on runs of
53 and 6 yards...
Tyron Lawson ran 8
times for 42 yards
Tyron Lawson
and 2 TDs...
De’marion McGinnis ran for 19
yards and caught 2 passes for 29
yards... Stephan Parker caught 5
passes for 60 yards and a TD... Jason
Williams made 7 tackles, 1 for lost
yardage... Dylan Romaczak, Keith
Weekley and Maurice Lee all made 6
tackles each...
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)...... 7:00
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 21-147, Curtis 10-88,
Miller 10-49, Parsons 2-11, Peru 3-3.
Rushing: Bernardi 37-150, O'Donnell 18-108,
Hanft 11-36, Hibit 5-3
Rushing: Billingslea 42-264, Lawson 17-52,
McGinnis 3-28, Bartnik 7-12, Heard 1-2,
Morrison 1-0.
Receiving: Curtis 3-79, Parsons 3-46,
Chamberlain 1-11.
Receiving: Hibit 2-19, Hanft 2-12.
Receiving: Parker 12-191, Billingslea 4-69,
McGinnis 3-29, Annoor 1-31, Weekley 1-25,
Lawson 1-13, Heard 1-1, JWilliams 1-0.
TDs: Chamberlain 2, Curtis 2, Peru, Miller.
TDs: Bernardi 2.
TDs: Parker 4, Billingslea 3, Lawson 2,
Hathcock, JWilliams.
Passing: Peru 7-16-131.
Passing: O'Donnell 4-7-31.
Passing: Bartnik 25-50-359.
TD Passes: Peru.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Bartnik 2.
Interceptions: Miller.
Interceptions: O'Donnell, Hibit.
Interceptions: Hathcock, JWilliams.
FRec: Hillman, Simpson.
FRec: Team 4.
FRec: None.
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Team Reports
Clarence
Cleveland Hill
CSP
Red Devils
Golden Eagles
Wolfpack
The Red Devils trailed
6-3 after one quarter but
took control after that and beat
Riverside 31-12... Angelo Marzullo
had a huge night as he ran 16 times
for 146 yards and 3 TDs. Marzullo
also caught a 40-yard
pass and intercepted
Stephen Marzano
ran 22 times for 123
yards and a TD...
Andrew Lorenz
completed 3 of 6
passes for 53 yards... Stephen Marzano
Declan O’Brien led the defense with
11 tackles... Sean Kloss made 6 tackles and recorded a QB sack… Brett
Naylor made 5 tackles... Russ
Kobierecki and Tommy Woodward
each had a QB sack... Aric Belling
intercepted a pass... Niko Mullen
kicked a 27-yard FG...
The Golden Eagles
exploded for 3 TDs in the
first quarter to take a 20-0 lead and
held off Wilson 40-27... QB Khalil
Spring completed 6 of 14 passes for
118 yards and a TD... Grayson
Taylor ran 15 times
for 165 yards and 3
TDs. Grayson also
made 13 tackles on
defense... Daytwan
Burney ran 6 times
for 32 yards. He also
had 2 tackles, both
Matt Eldrige
for lost yardage...
Dejon Wardlaw ran 5 times for 28
yards... Matt Eldridge made 11 tackles, 1 for lost yardage. He also averaged 60 yards on 6 kickoffs... Isaiah
Burwell caught 3 passes for 56 yards
and a TD... DeJour Bozeman caught
2 passes for 48 yards... Amari
Wooten made 6 tackles, 2 for loss...
The Wolfpack scored
twice in the first half to
take a 14-0 lead at the break and held
off Cass Valley-Falconer 14-13 last
weekend... Mark Ecklund, who has
started at FB, was moved to TB this
week and responded
with 221 yards and 2
TDs on 27 carries...
Kolby Parks ran 2
times for 19 yards
and caught 2 passes
for 11 yards... Jack
Payne completed 4
Thomas Hoch
of 7 passes...
Brandon Metzer led the defense as
he made a team-high 9 tackles... Tom
Hoch helped the unit with 7 tackles...
Josh Van Earden was in on 5 tackles... Sam Van Valkenburg recorded
a QB sack and was a stand out on the
offensive line... Bert Bensink had a
QB sack...
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 23-176, Marzano 26-130,
Ess 14-81, Dudas 7-42, Lorenz 6-15,
Sweeney 3-12, Deleys 3-4.
Rushing: Taylor 33-366, Burney 16-154,
Wardlaw 5-28, Wahler 4-25, Eldridge 2-6,
Spring 1-4.
Rushing: Ecklund 37-264, Parks 3-39,
VanEarden 14-31, Ayers 1-15, Hoch 2-4,
Payne 8-0.
Receiving: Marzullo 3-128, Mullen 3-53,
Naylor 2-15, Dudas 1-6.
Receiving: Burwell 3-56, Bozeman 3-54,
White 1-16, Wahler 1-14.
Receiving: Parks 12-167, VanEarden 5-31,
Eddy 3-27, Davis 1-5, Ecklund 1-4.
TDs: Marzullo 4, Ess, Dudas, Marzano.
TDs: Taylor 4, Burney 2, James, Burwell,
Eldridge.
TDs: Parks 3, Ecklund 2, VanEarden.
Passing: Lorenz 9-22-202.
Passing: Spring 8-20-140.
Passing: Payne 22-37-234.
TD Passes: Lorenz.
TD Passes: Spring.
TD Passes: Payne 4.
Interceptions: Belling, Marzullo.
Interceptions: Burney 2, James.
FRec: None.
FRec: Bozeman, Taylor, Al-Hemyari.
FRec: None.
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Team Reports
Depew
Dunkirk
East Aurora
Wildcats
Marauders
Blue Devils
The Wildcats led just
8-0 at the half but took
control after the break and beat Barker
35-0... Matt Poblocki ran 19 times
for 147 yards and caught 2 passes for
23 yards, including a 14-yard TD...
Adam Bauer ran 5
times for 35 yards
and a TD. He also
made 7 tackles and
had a QB sack...
Chad Biersbach
caught 2 passes for
20 yards... Anthony
Russell caught a 55- Anthony Russell
yard TD pass. Russell also made 6
tackles and intercepted a pass... Ryan
Guay completed 5 of 13 passes for 99
yards and 2 TDs... Naseem Masead
and Austin Pilley each made 5 tackles. Pilley added a QB sack... Tavion
Renfro intercepted a pass... Tim Short
was a stalwart on the offensive line...
Coming off a big win
against Depew, practice
was spirited during a bye week. Coach
Mike Sarratori and his coaching staff
concentrated on techniques and assignments that needed attention after
watching the Depew
game tape... A junior
making strides and
improving each week
is Andrew Vetter, an
undersized OT. Vetter
utilizes great technique to make up for
Jazzy Rivera
his lack of size. He is
a known as a quiet kid with a mean
streak on the field... Two sophs really
pushing for playing time are Dontrell
Clemons and Jazzy Rivera. Both are
getting comfortable at the varsity level
and contributed in the win over Depew.
Rivera returned a kickoff 90 yards for a
TD...
The Blue Devils led
just 13-6 at the half but
took control after the break and beat
Medina 40-6... Nolan O’Connor ran
9 times for 92 yards and 3 TDs. He
also made 8 tackles on defense... EJ
Staniszewski ran 9
times for 34 yards.
He also made 6 tackles with 2 sacks on
defense... Owen
Smith ran for a TD...
AJ Perlino caught 3
passes for 103 yards.
He also had 6 tackles Nolan O’Connor
and 2 QB sacks on defense... Zach
Jones caught 2 passes for 53 yards...
Brady Tehan caught a 58-yard TD
pass... Matt Boss completed 6 of 8
passes for 214 yards and 2 TDs...
Nick Montgomery made 9 tackles
while Chris Knickerbocker made 7...
Jake LoVullo was solid on the OL...
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 30-188, Bauer 7-43,
Guay 7-25, Miller 2-16, Mlodozeniec 6-11,
Wolf 1-10, Hopkins 1-6, Garrison 3-6,
Martin 1-2, Renfro 1-0.
Receiving: Biersbach 7-158, Russell 3-64,
Mlodozeniec 3-53, Poblocki 3-23, Pilley 1-3.
TDs: Bauer 2, Guay, Pilley, Mlodozeneic,
Russell, Poblocki, Garrison, Wolf.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Alicea 28-101, Lockett 12-38,
Gomez 3-9, Damas 2-0, Ingram 1-0.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: O'Connor 15-115, Staniszewski 24-112,
Rogers 16-87, Tehan 8-52, Boss 1-11,
Smith 1-7.
Receiving: Damas 5-33, Grayson 2-21.
Receiving: Perlino 4-112, Tehan 3-64,
Jones 2-53, Buccieri 1-15, Staniszewski 1-14.
TDs: Alicea 2, Rivera, Grayson.
TDs: O'Connor 4, Rogers, Staniszewski,
Jones, Tehan, Smith.
Passing: Lockett 7-10-54.
Passing: Boss 11-14-258.
Passing: Guay 16-36-291, Wolf 1-1-11.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Boss 2.
TD Passes: Guay 4.
Interceptions: Russell, Renfro.
FRec: None.
FRec: Perlino, O'Connor, Dils, Rock.
FRec: Bauer.
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Team Reports
Franklin-Ellicott
Fredonia
Frontier
Titans
Hillbillies
Falcons
The Titans scored all
their points in the first
half as they beat Cattaraugus-LV 22-0
last week... Jonas Hurlburt ran 3
times for 57 yards and caught 3 passes
for 53 yards and a TD. Hurlburt also
recorded a QB sack
on defense... Caleb
Rinko ran 13 times
for 53 yards... Brock
Blecha ran 14 times
for 43 yards...
Dooley Brennan
caught 2 passes for
Dooley Brennan
38 yards and a pair
of TDs. Brennan’s scoring plays covered 14 and 24 yards... Griffin Chudy
caught 3 passes for 36 yards and made
5 tackles on defense... Tommy
Easton completed 10 of 14 passes for
136 yards and 3 TDs... Preston
Hutchinson made 6 tackles...
William Bays made 4 tackles…
Fredonia trailed 24-20
at the half and lost a hardfought battle with Springville 34-28
last week... Michael Pucci had a huge
night as he ran 16 times for 119 yards
and a TD. Pucci also made 16 tackles
and had a QB sack
on defense... Jovany
Ruiz completed 8 of
16 passes for 200
yards and 3 TDs.
Ruiz also ran 17
times for 113 yards,
and made 6 tackles
Jovany Ruiz
on defense...
Damien Johnson caught 3 passes for
86 yards and 2 TDs... Pat Moore
caught 4 passes for 70 yards... Eric
Swoyer caught a 44-yard TD pass and
made 7 tackles on defense... Nick
Piper made 6 tackles to help the
unit... Alex Brown caught a 20-yard
pass...
No Report.
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: Blecha 24-165, Rinko 18-121,
Easton 24-94, Hurlburt 5-70, Whitmer 3-10,
Grinols 3-3, Chudy 1-2.
Receiving: Chudy 4-50, Hurlburt 4-55,
Brennan 2-38, Grinols 2-29, Rinko 2-9.
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Pucci 16-119, Ruiz 17-113,
Johnson 1-13.
Rushing: Barrett 11-73, Davis 5-38, Kmitch 1-8,
Coon 2-5, Balon 1-(-3), Smith 1-(-4).
Receiving: Moore 4-70, Johnson 3-86,
Swoyer 1-44, Brown 1-20.
Receiving: Smith 6-67, Sawulak 4-32,
Balon 2-26, Luba 1-25, Mages 1-15.
TDs: Johnson 2, Swoyer, Pucci.
TDs: None.
Passing: Ruiz 8-16-200, Johnson 1-4-20.
Passing: Kmitch 14-26-165.
TD Passes: Ruiz 3.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: O'Connor.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
TDs: Rinko 2, Brennan 2, Grinols, Chudy,
Hurlbert.
Passing: Easton 14-19-181.
TD Passes: Easton 5.
FRec: Blecha
34
Team Reports
Gowanda
Grand Island
Hamburg
Panthers
Vikings
Bulldogs
The Panthers fell
behind 28-0 at the half
and lost to MGCLake 36-0 last weekend... The offense struggled to find
any traction. Kameron Alexander
finished the night as the leading rusher
with 24 yards on 10
carries... Lucas
Brawdy ran 5 times
for 20 yards and
caught a 13-yard
pass. Brawdy also
intercepted a pass on
defense... Carter
Leland John
Benton completed 4
passes for 41 yards... Ethan Francis
caught 2 passes for 14 yards... Killian
Abers caught an 11-yard pass…
Gilberto Ortiz led the defensive unit
as he made 9 tackles... Despite the
offensive struggles, Leland John was
a stand out on the offensive line. He
also made 4 tackles on defense...
The Vikings trailed 8-3
at the half but scored
twice after the break and earned a hardfought 16-8 win over Williamsville
East last week... Despite heavy rain
throughout the game, Jarod Brandon
yards and caught a
15-yard pass... Jake
Niland ran 16 times
for 65 yards and 2
TDs. Niland also
made 8 tackles on
defense... Will
Jake Niland
Hughes caught a 15yard pass... Connor Buzby completed
3 of 8 passes for 27 yards... Chris
Aronica was a stand out on the offensive line and also made 5 tackles on
defense... JB Wilkes also made 5 tackles... Jim Thorpe intercepted a pass...
Doug Yockey recovered a fumble... RJ
Stolfo kicked a 34-yard FG...
The Bulldogs led 14-6
at the half and pulled
away after the break to beat West
Seneca West 34-12 last weekend...
Jason Jaskolka powered the ground
game as he ran 15 times for 118 yards
and a TD. Jaskolka
scored on a 31-yard
run and also threw a
76-yard TD pass...
Dante Mastrangelo
completed 5 of 9
passes for 142 yards
and 2 TDs. He also
rushed 9 times for 84 Dante Mastrangelo
yards... John Collins added 57 yards
on 11 carries. He also caught a 5-yard
TD pass... Ian Chavanne caught 4
passes for 137 yards and a TD... Sean
DeLellis caught a 5-yard TD pass...
Brennan English was in on 8 tackles,
2 for lost yardage. English also intercepted a pass...
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
Rushing: Brawdy 17-200, Alexander 17-140,
Abers 14-74, Kromphardt 10-56, John 14-13,
Poff 2-10, Luther 3-4, Benton 2-1.
Receiving: Brawdy 2-24, Francis 2-14,
Abers 1-11.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Brandon 22-136, Niland 16-65,
Buzby 4-3.
Receiving: Hughes 1-15, Brandon 1-15,
Niland 1-1.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Jaskolka 27-243, Collins 17-109,
Mastrangelo 11-94, Vail 7-70, Hollfelder 4-35,
Chavanne 2-15, Delellis 1-6, Wittmeyer 1-0.
Receiving: Chavanne 4-137, Jaskolka 1-26.
TDs: Niland 2.
TDs: Jaskolka 4, Mastrangelo 2, Collins,
Chavanne, Delellis, Vail.
Passing: Buzby 3-8-31.
Passing: Mastrangelo 6-13-168.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Mastrangelo 3.
Interceptions: Thorpe.
Interceptions: English.
FRec: Yockey.
FRec: Reed, Hummel.
TDs: Brawdy 3, Alexander 3, John.
Passing: Benton 5-23-52.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Brawdy 2, Ortiz.
FRec: None.
35
Team Reports
Hutch-Tech
Engineers
H
t
The Engineers fell
and a 4th-quarter rally fell short as
they lost to Niagara Falls 27-22 last
week... Demarco Myers rushed 6
times for 27 yards and punched in a 2yard TD... Duane
Robertson caught 2
passes for 35 yards,
including a 19-yard
TD... Jason Dowell
completed 9 of 21
passes for 149 yards
and a TD... Bruce
Lindsay picked up a Bruce Lindsay
blocked punt and rasn 34 yards for a
TD. He also recovered a fumble...
Elijah Hooks recorded 2 QB sacks
and recovered a fumble... Triston
Bulluck-Watson was a stand out on
the offensive line and recorded 2 QB
sacks on defense... Markeith Adams
also had 2 QB sacks...
Iroquois
Jamestown
Chiefs
Red Raiders
The Chiefs scored 3
TDs in thefirst half and
made it stand up as they beat
McKinley 18-0 last week... Despite
the steady rain throughout the game,
Jack Edwards completed 4 of 6 passes for 54 yards...
Brandon Yax ran 19
times for 125 yards
and 3 TDs. Yax also
caught caught 2 passes for 23 yards...
Jordan Huber
caught a 23-yard pass
and made 6 tackles Morgan Mariacher
on defense... Logan Webber led the
defense with 12 tackles... Morgan
Mariacher made 10 tackles, 1 for lost
yardage... Mike Nolan made 8 tackles, 1 for a loss... Nate Emer made 8
tackles, including 3 QB sacks...
Henry Gunner made 5 tackles, 1 for
lost yardage...
The Raiders led just
control after the break and beat
Williamsville North 30-14... Devan
Jackson ran 24 times for 110 yards
and 2 TDs... Nikk Holland ran 19
times for 71. Holland
also completed 3
passes for 32 yards
and a TD... Zacc
Kinsey caught 3
passes for 62 yards
and a TD. Kinsey
also made 9 tackles...
Devan Jackson
Jack Breen made 9
tackles and recovered a fumble...
Bryant Silliman made 8 tackles...
Jeremy Lockett made 8 tackles and
intercepted a pass… Jeremy Bush,
Bannon Eimiler and Marcel Jackson
each had 2 QB sacks... Matt Hill
recovered a fumble... Jeremy Bush
was a stand out on the OL...
2015 Schedule
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
Rushing: Simmons 5-61, Myers 14-55,
Spencer-Watson 11-39, Faulk 53-16,
Pettway 4-7, Abdul-Nafi 1-6, Dowell 16-0
Receiving: Robertson 7-246, Myers 5-101,
Abdul-Nafi 5-39, Pettway 2-10, Chico 1-18,
Hunter 1-12, Spencer-Watson 1-(-6).
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Yax 46-242, Sley 12-52, Day 1-8,
Riedel 7-6, Ross 1-2, Edwards 7-(-16).
Rushing: Holland 49-160, Jackson 34-147,
Kinsey 10-58.
Receiving: Huber 4-112, Yax 4-32,
Ellman 2-9.
Receiving: Kinsey 7-159, Olds 4-106,
Pumford 3-42, Jackson 3-27, Hill 2-23,
Watson 1-11.
TDs: Yax 7.
TDs: Holland 3, Jackson 2, Olds, Kinsey,
Carlson.
TDs: Robertson 4, Simmons, Lindsay, Myers.
Passing: Edwards 10-19-153.
Passing: Holland 20-44-367.
Passing: Dowell 22-41-412.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Holland 2.
TD Passes: Dowell 4.
Interceptions: Mariacher, Riedel.
Interceptions: Lockett.
Interceptions: Devonshire.
FRec: Mariacher 2, Ellmann.
FRec: Hill 2, Breen 2, Jackson 2.
FRec: Bullock-Watson, Hooks.
36
Team Reports
JFK
Kenmore East
Kenmore West
Bears
Bulldogs
Blue Devils
The Bears led 6-0 after
three quarters but surrendered a pair of TDs in the final frame
and lost to Akron 13-6... Lexus
Pollard led the ground game as he ran
20 times for 59 yards... Kenai Jordan
ran 8 times for 52
yards. Jordan also
caught 2 passes for
30 yards and a TD...
Matt Lanzalaco ran
12 times for 46 yards
and made 5 tackles
on defense... Tyler
Tyler Gribble
Bethin ran 3 times
for 22 yards and completed 4 passes
for 40 yards and a TD... Tyler
Gribble made 5 tackles and recorded
a QB sack... Cole Belscher had a QB
sack… Brandon Kohl and Dalton
Fisher each intercepted a pass... Andy
Wojtulski had a solid game on the
offensive line...
No Report.
The Blue Devils
trailed 8-6 at the half but
scored a pair of TDs in the 3rd quarter
and beat Lockport 28-14 last week...
Deangelo Walker-Johnson ran 15
times for 159 yards and 3 TDs, including a 76-yard TD in
the first quarter. He
also completed 4 of
13 passes for 26
yards and a TD...
Terrell Ford ran 23
times for 88 yards
and intercepted a
Jahlel St. John
pass on defense...
Jahlel St. John caught 2 passes for 16
yards and a TD. He also had 6 tackles
and 3 QB sacks on defense... Mark
Taylor intercepted a pass... Charlie
Milks spearheaded the defense as he
made 13 tackles, 8 initial hits. Milks
also had 3 QB sacks... Tyler White
was in on 15 tackles, 7 primary...
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
Rushing: Pollard 38-147, Jordan 14-120,
Lanzalaco 21-113, Bethin 7-37, James 4-15,
Roetzer 3-13.
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: None.
Rushing: Walker-Johnson 25-157, Ford 39-114,
JTaylor 7-26, MTaylor 4-21, Ratka 2-5.
Receiving: None.
Receiving: Lynch 8-65, Ford 3-73, MTaylor 2-67,
St.John 2-16, Ratka 1-11, Giardina 1-10,
J.Taylor 1-3, Walker-Johnson 1-1.
Receiving: Jordan 3-45, Snyder 1-5,
Pollard 1-5.
TDs: None.
TDs: Pollard 2, Jordan 2, Bethin.
TDs: Walker-Johnson 3, St.John.
Passing: None.
Passing: Bethin 5-16-55.
Passing: Walker-Johnson 18-42-194,
Ford 1-1-1.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Bethin 2.
TD Passes: Walker-Johnson.
Interceptions: Fischer 2, Kohl.
Interceptions: Ford, MTaylor.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
FRec: None.
37
Team Reports
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Lancaster
Steelers
Eagles
Legends
The Steelers ecploded
for 3 TDs in the 2nd
quarter and took a 36-0 lead at the
half as they beat Salamanca 42-0...
Khalil Horton ran 12 times for 176
yards and 3 TDs... Jamel Lofton ran
4 times for 53 yards
and a TD. Lofton
also made 7 tackles
on defense... Jamal
Cooley ran for 2 TDs
and made 5 tackles
on defense... Noble
Smith completed 5
Khalil Horton
of 7 passes for 61
yards... Dominick Wright added 18
rushing yards to the totals... London
Smith caught 2 passes for 24 yards...
Donovan Dilbert caught a 24-yard
pass... Manny Ramirez caught a 15yard pass... Marquez Lofton made 10
tackles... Shakur Snow intercepted a
pass...
No Report.
The Legends fell
and lost to Central Catholic in Ohio
76-7 last week. ... Lancaster actually
led 7-0 and had the ball on the Central
1-yard line. The Legends lost a fumble
and the game quickly
spun out of control...
Zach Samborski led
the team with 21
rushing yards.
Samborski scored the
Lancaster TD and
caught 2 passes for
Zach Gammel
23 yards... Leugim
Castillo caught a 28 -yard pass... Dan
Speyer completed 4 of 14 passes for 56
yards... Joe Powers and Joe Molea
each recovered a fumble... Devin
Suarez punted 9 times for 228 yards
after not punting at all in Week 1...
Zach Gammel was in a similar situation but was steady the entire game...
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
Rushing: Horton 18-229, JLofton 12-208,
Cooley 16-37, NSmith 8-33, Wright 1-18,
Brooks 3-14, Snow 1-13.
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Samborski 30-134, Monterro 16-80,
Scarpello 4-13, NSpeyer 2-10, Valley 3-8,
Stewart 2-6, Suarez 1-2, Walter 1-(-1),
Castillo 1-(-3), D.Speyer 10-(-4).
Rushing: None.
Receiving: None.
Receiving: LSmith 4-38, Dilbert 3-42,
Snow 2-13, Horton 1-20, Ramirez 1-15.
Receiving: Castillo 6-185, Samborski 5-85,
Giordano 4-60, Damiani 2-39, Barbaro 2-12,
Zogaria 1-6, Monterro 1-2.
TDs: None.
TDs: JLofton 4, Horton 4, Cooley 2.
Passing: None.
TDs: Samborski 3, Scarpello 2, Damiani 2,
Monterro, Castillo.
TD Passes: None.
Passing: DSpeyer 20-36-374, NSpeyer 2-4-8,
Castillo 0-1-0.
TD Passes: DSpeyer 3.
Passing: NSmith 11-22-118, Wright 0-2-0.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Snow.
FRec: None.
FRec: Powers 2, Scarpello.
FRec: Poliseno, Taylor, JLofton, Elvers.
38
Team Reports
Lewiston-Porter
Lockport
Lancers
Lions
MGCLake
Thunder Dragons
The Lancers allowed 3
TDs in the first quarter
and fell behind 34-7 at the half before
losing to Cheektowaga 50-7 last
week... Despite the lopsided score,
there were some bright spots...
Michael Fritz led
the team in rushing
with 48 yards and
also caught a 12-yard
pass... Dawson
Bailey caught 2 passes for 36 yards and
also made 5 tackles
Matt Spira
on defense... Dylan
Milbrand caught a 26-yard pass…
Will Duff caught 3 passes for 27
yards and a TD... Brad Webber completed 9 of 17 passes for 115 yards
and a TD... Cody Fouts led the
defense as he made 14 tackles... Matt
Spira helped the unit with 10 tackles...
Hunter Khan was in on 6 tackles…
The Lions led 8-6 at
the half but allowed 2
TDs in the third quarter and lost to
Kenmore West 28-14 last weekend...
The game was played in a steady rain
that turned the field into a quagmire...
QB Javon Ford led
the ground game as
he rushed 23 times
for 91 yards and 2
TDs... Khalil James
ran 20 times for 60
yards... D’Andrea
Jenkins led the
defensive effort with Tavon Chambers
10 tackles... Tavon Chambers made
3 tackles and intercepted a pass...
Charles Butera made 6 tackles, 1 for
lost yardage, and recovered a fumble...
James Williamson was in on 6 tackles... Keyun Hamilton was in on 5
tackles... Lockport plays at Clarence
this week...
The Thunder Dragons
opened up a 28-0 leasd at
the half and beat Gowanda 36-0 last
weekend... Bradley Benson led the
ground game as he ran 17 times for 73
yards and 3 TDs... Michael Welsh
completed 3 of 12
passes for 60 yards
and a TD... Dalton
Dubois ran 4 times
for 37 yards and
caught 2 passes for
44 yards and a TD.
He also made 6 tackBradley Benson
les on defense...
Mitch Sandberg ran 3 times for 56
yards and a TD. Sandberg also made
10 tackles, 2 for lost yardage... Trevor
Micek made 10 tackles, 6 for lost
yardage... Bradley Benson made 8
tackles... Mitch Padella made 5 tackles, 1 for lost yardage... Chris Krempa
made 6 tackles, 2 for lost yardage...
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
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Fritz 48-214, Allender 9-131,
Webber 9-11, Zutell 1-4, Bailey 1-2.
Rushing: James 34-155, Ford 40-103,
Huston 5-13, Bouain 1-0, Brown 1-0.
Rushing: Benson 25-100, TMicek 10-73,
Sandberg 6-66, Dubois 8-23, Rivera 3-17,
Webb 4-11, Reagle 4-11, Avery 2-10,
Welsh 1-3, Trim 1-1, Fabrizio 3-(-1).
Receiving: Bailey 8-104, Duff 7-60,
Milbrand 4-79, Morrissette 2-38, Fritz 2-24.
Receiving: Huston 2-11.
TDs: Fritz 2, Bailey 2, Duff 2, Matteson.
TDs: Ford.
Passing: Allender 15-32-191, Webber 9-17-115,
Bailey 0-3-0, Fritz 0-3-0.
Passing: Ford 2-21-11.
TDs: Benson 3, Fabrizio, TMicek, Dubois,
Sandberg.
TD Passes: None.
Passing: Welsh 10-28-110.
Interceptions: James, Chambers.
TD Passes: Welsh 2.
FRec: Butera.
Interceptions: Sandberg 2, Dubois.
Receiving: Dubois 2-44, TMicek 2-19,
Benson 2-15, Padilla 1-14, Fabrizio 1-10,
Nelson 1-8, Sandberg 1-0.
TD Passes: Allender 2, Webber.
Interceptions: Milbrand.
FRec: Matteson.
FRec: TMicek, Nolan.
39
Team Reports
Maryvale
McKinley
Medina
Flyers
Macks
Mustangs
The Flyers allowed the
game’s only TD in the
2nd quarter and lost a defensive
slkugfest with Burgard 6-3... Austin
Reamsnyder led the ground game as
he ran 13 times for 72 yards. He also
made 7 tackles on
defense... Marcus
Ford ran 7 times for
32 yards and caught
a 25-yard pass. Ford
also made a teamhigh 14 tackles on
defense... Floyd
Scott Havernick
Remley ran 5 times
for 20 yards and completed 3 passes
for 45 yards... Scott Havernick got
his first start at OLB and made 8 tackles... Kwaine Davis ran for 19 yards...
Andrew Crombie caught 2 passes for
20 yards... Joey Cartonia made 5 tackles and recovered a fumble... Thomas
Schroeder recovered a fumble...
The Macks played in a
torrid rain storm and lost
to Iroquois 18-0 last week... Keyon
Johnson ran 10 times for 64 yards.
Johnson also completed 8 of 19 passes
for 135 yards... Andrew James led
the ground game as
he ran 6 times for 83
yards... Jade Beal
ran 9 times for 35
yards... Raquan
Goree caught 2 passes for 59 yards...
Kesean Fisher
Andrew James
caught 3 passes for
41 yards... Davonti Wardlaw caught
2 passes for 35 yards... Demetrius
Sanders and Anthony Arguelles each
made 5 tackles... Bruce Brooker and
Timothy Cramer each made 4 tackles… Jeffery Howard had a QB sack...
Tyshawn Joseph and Demetrius
Sanders each intercepted a pass...
The Mustangs trailed
allowed 4 TDs after the break and lost
to East Aurora 40-6 last week... Eric
Neace had a nice night as he ran 18
times for 108 yards and made 6 tackles on defense... Jake
Cotter ran 9 times
for 62 yards and
caught 2 passes for
30 yards... Dawson
Joy added 11 yards
to the rushing totals
and made a teamJalin Cooper
high 10 tackles on
defense... Jalin Cooper caught 2
passes for 36 yards, including a 29yard TD... Izaiah Rhim completed 3
of 13 passes for 59 yards and a TD...
Tom Follman made 6 tackles…
Kalvin Packer recorded a QB sack
and recovered a fumble... Bailee
Vercruysee registered 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: Reamsnyder 22-167, Ford 19-137,
Law 3-38, Remley 11-30, Sullivan 2-20,
Davis 10-19.
Receiving: Crombie 5-59, Ford 3-69, Davis 2-8,
York 1-9, Reamsnyder 1-5.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: KJohnson 21-128, James 11-107,
Beal 23-88.
Receiving: Fisher 5-56, Goree 2-59,
Herod 2-35, Wardlaw 2-35, Joseph 1-8.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Cotter 27-299, Neace 31-218,
Joy 6-21, Cooper 2-18, Follman 3-8,
Rhim 8-(-21).
Receiving: DLewis 5-77, Cooper 3-48,
Cotter 2-30, MLewis 1-35.
TDs: None.
TDs: Reamsnyder, Crombie.
TDs: Neace 4, DLewis, Cooper 2, Cotter.
Passing: KJohnson 11-30-168.
Passing: Remley 13-30-150.
Passing: Rhim 10-29-183, DLewis 1-4-7.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Remley.
TD Passes: Rhim 2.
Interceptions: Goree, Joseph, Sanders.
Interceptions: Grabowski, Cotriss.
FRec: None.
FRec: Burruss, Schroeder, Cartonia.
FRec: Packer.
40
Team Reports
Newfane
Niagara Falls
Nichols
Panthers
Wolverines
Big Green
The Panthers played
the first night game in
school history in front of an estimated
crowd of 1,500 but lost to Tonawanda
20-14... Jake Kubala had a big night
as he ran 10 times for 103 yards,
including a 60-yard
TD. Kubala also
made 6 tackles on
defense... Paul
Dunbar ran for 38
yards... Brandon
Gross ran 10 times
for 30 yards and
Jake Kubala
completed 6 of 9
passes for 73 yards and a TD…
Andrew Boudeman caught 2 passes
for 35 yards and 1 TD... Chad
Dunbar caught 2 passes for 20 yards
and made 6 tackles... Albert Kramp
caught 2 passes for 18 yards...
Connor Hill was a stand out on the
offensive line...
The Wolverines led
27-8 entering the final
quarter and held off a late rally to beat
Hutch Tech 27-22... Drew Spurback
completed 9 of 15 passes for 96 yards
and 3 TDs... Del Hunt rushed for 22
yards and intercepted
Da’Quan Hubbard
caught 4 passes for
27 yards and a TD.
He also intercepted a
pass on defense...
Breon Harris caught
Da’Quan Hubbard
2 passes for 38 yards
and a TD... Wil Felvus caught 2 passes for 42 yards and a TD... Jaquan
Hudson caught a 22-yard TD pass...
Lomax Barnes completed 2 passes
for 42 yards and a TD... Devion
Adams and Mike Stachowski each
made 7 tackles... Devon Braithwaite
and Tyvhon Woods each made 6...
The Big Green fell
behind early and lost to
Bishop Kearney 48-0 last week... The
offense had trouble finding traction...
Casey Walls ran 10 times for a teamhigh 22 yards...
Brandon Rivers ran 7
times for 20 yards
and caught a 13-yard
pass… Marques
Lowe completed a
13-yard pass... Matt
Rupp, a sophomore,
has played 4 different
Matt Rupp
positions in the first
two games. He has been a bright spot
for the Big Green... Paul Brinson led
the defense as he made 11 tackles, 6
primary... Austin Ellis-Mohr was also
active as he made 7 tackles, 4 solo...
Mike Nercessian helped the causde
with 5 tackles... Damone Miller had
solid day on the offensive line...
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
Rushing: Kubala 18-116, Gross 19-82,
Kramp 11-73, Simmons 5-33, Dunbar 4-38.
Receiving: Boudeman 3-70, Dunbar 3-44,
Kramp 3-26.
TDs: Kramp, Gross, Kubala, Boudeman.
Passing: Gross 9-19-140.
TD Passes: Gross.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Hunt 25-86, Dennis 4-29,
RWilliams 4-13, Hubbard 1-9, Harris 2-9,
Woods 1-3, Barnes 2-0, Moore 2-(-3),
Spurback 10-(-26).
Receiving: Hubbard 7-98, Harris 4-118,
Felvus 2-42, Hudson 1-22, Moore 1-6,
Hunt 1-3.
TDs: Hubbard 3, Harris 2, Moore, Braithwaite,
Hudson, Felvus.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: MWilliams 13-91, BWilliams 9-27,
Glinski 8-23, Walls 10-22, Rivers 7-20,
Lowe 2-(-1).
Receiving: Ellis-Mohr 2-6, Rivers 1-13,
Glinski 1-3.
TDs: MWilliams, BWilliams.
Passing: Lowe 4-14-22.
Passing: Spurback 14-26-247, Barnes 2-2-42.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Spurback 6, Barnes.
Interceptions: Braithwaite, Hubbard, Woods,
Hunt.
FRec: Woods 2.
FRec: Rivers
FRec: Dunbar.
41
Team Reports
North Tonawanda
Olean
Orchard Park
Lumberjacks
Huskies
Quakers
The Lumberjacks
jumped out to a 34-0 lead
after 2 quarters and beat Kenmore
East 48-0... It was the second straight
shut out for the NT defense... Joe
Dotterweich led the ground game as
he ran 11 times for
79 yards and 2 TDs...
Cody Sikora ran 4
times for 59 yards
and a TD... Zack
Woodard completed
5 of 6 passes for 100
yards and a TD. He
Zack Woodard
also rushed for 20
yards and a TD... Ethan Zapp added
17 rushing yards and a TD to the
totals... Jevon Nolley caught a 36yard pass while Connor Groff caught
a 26-yard pass... Patrick Millbrand
caught a 25-yard TD pass... Marshall
Esmay made 4 tackles... Hayden
Holmes had a QB sack...
The Huskies fell
and lost to Pioneer 32-21 last week...
Elijah Ramadhan completed 4 of 12
passes for 160 yards and 2 TDs... The
running game struggled to find traction all night...
Jaylen Roulo led the
team with 19 yards
rushing... Garrett
Boldt caught 3 passes for 151 yards and
2 TDs. Boldt scored
on pass plays coverGarrett Boldt
ing 82 and 48 yards.
He also made 9 tackles and had a QB
sack on defense... Nick Howard
made 7 tackles... Chad Rinker
returned a punt 53 yards for a TD...
Shawn Williams made 6 tackles...
Zachary Spears had a solid night as
he made 5 tackles and recorded a pair
of QB sacks...
The Quakers roared
out of the gate and took a
42-7 lead at the half and beat Frontier
56-7 last week... Dillon Janca completed 12 of 17 passes for 194 yards
and 4 TDs... Thomas Albert ran 7
times for 104 yards
and a TD... Josh
Dahl ran 8 times for
84 yards and a TD...
Ryan Paolini ran 10
times for 51 yards
and a TD... Joe
Lasardo caught 4
Ryan Paolini
including a 27-yard TD... Kevin
Koziol caught 5 passes for 59 yards
and 2 TDs... Chris Liberatore caught
2 passes for 31 yards... Jacob Schurr
caught a 23 yard pass… Nate
Burnard made 5 tackles, 4 solo and 2
for lost yardage... Ethan Dempsey
made 4 tackles, 2 solo...
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 31-169, Sikora 12-109,
Woodard 1-20, Zapp 5-17.
Rushing: Roulo 17-49, Vincent 4-35,
Williams 1-11, Boldt 17-2, Ramadhan 19-(-3).
Rushing: Dahl 23-119, Paolini 20-114,
Albert 8-111, Rapini 8-34, Janca 10-17.
Receiving: Sikora 2-70, Nolley 1-36, Groff 1-26,
Milbrand 1-25.
Receiving: Boldt 4-159, Wofford 2-19,
Treehouse 1-9.
Receiving: Koziol 10-105, Liberatore 7-139,
Losardo 6-140, Schurr 3-46, Paolini 1-21.
TDs: Sikora 3, Dotterwich 3, Woodard,
Milbrand, Corp, Zapp.
TDs: Boldt 2, Ramadhan, Rinker.
TDs: Koziol 3, Dahl 3, Liberatore 2, Janca,
Albert, Paolini, Losardo.
Passing: Woodard 8-14-174.
Passing: Ramadhan 7-28-187.
Passing: Janca 27-49-451.
TD Passes: Woodard 3.
TD Passes: Ramadhan 2.
TD Passes: Janca 6.
Interceptions: Milbrand 2.
Interceptions: Treehouse.
Interceptions: McPoland, Honer, Bernas.
FRec: Eichorst, Corp, Groff, Milbrand, Nolley,
Mukhtasimov.
FRec: Mehmel, Jedrosko.
FRec: Janca.
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2015 Numbers
Team Reports
Pioneer
Portville
Randolph
Panthers
Panthers
Cardinals
The Panthers took a
20-7 lead and the half
and beat Olean 32-21 last week...
Todd Thompson led the ground attack
as he ran 21 times for 144 yards and a
TD... Nate Tackentien ran 8 times for
100 yards and a TD.
He also caught a 31yard TD pass for a
TD, and returnedf an
interception 40 yards
for as TD... Austin
Kossow tossed a 31yard TD pass... Tylor
Jason Gauthier
Beyer had a huge
night on defense as he made 7 tackles,
4 for lost yardage, and recorded 3 QB
sacks. He also stripped the ball from
the Olean QB and ran 16 yards for a
TD... Foster Dell made 7 tackles, 3
for lost yadage... Jason Gauthier
pass... Rowland Marsh had a sack...
The Panthers trailed
allowed a pair of TDs after the break
and lost to Westfield 21-0... Sean
Harris completed 6 of 21 passes for
99 yards to lead the offense... The running game struggled
to find traction all
night... Nick Ghem
rushed for a teamhigh 22 yards... Sean
Harris ran 4 times
for 19 yards. Harris
also ntercepted 2
Sean Harris
passes on defense...
Mitchell Yehl caught 3 passes for 31
yards and made 5 tackles... Grant
Milne caught a 38-yard pass and
made 5 tackles... Donovan Gayton
caught a 26-yard pass… Jayce
Freeborn made 4 tackles… Matt
Waugh recovered a fumble... Gavin
Colligan had a solid night on the OL...
The Cardinals rebounded from a season-opening
loss and beat Frewsburg 35-14 last
weekend... Randolph led just 14-7 at the
half but scored 3 TDs in the third quarter to pull away... Sam Jacobi rushed 3
times for 88 yards and
scored the game’s first
TD when he returned
an interception 31
yards... Tyler Stahley
yards and 2 TDs.
Stahley scored on runs
of 25 and 13 yards...
Sam Jacobi
Jake Brown rushed
15 times for 120 yards, including a 19yard TD run... Ben Hvizdzak carried 5
times for 30 yards, including a 13-yard
TD... Wyatt Sluga was a force on
defense as he was in on 14 tackles,
including 10 primary hits... Wesley
Senn made 7 tackles... Mason Bosley
was in on 6 tackles...
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 31-219, Tackentien 24-135,
Fyock 7-23, Gauthier 7-12, Riordan 3-9,
Marsh 1-4, Makowski 1-1.
Rushing: Gehm 14-72, Freeborn 8-45,
Waugh 6-19, Milne 2-10, Rajski 2-3, Harris 9-2,
Gayton 5-(-4).
Receiving: Tackentien 1-31, Beyer 1-25,
Eigenbrod 1-13.
Receiving: Yehl 10-183, Gehm 3-57,
Waugh 3-34, Milne 2-51, Gayton 1-26,
Monahan 1-18.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Team 46-250, JBrown 15-120,
Stahley 10-106, Jacobi 3-88, Hvizdzak 3-30.
Receiving: Team 4-87.
TDs: Stahley 3, Hvizdzak 2, Jacobi, JBrown.
TDs: Tackentien 3, Thompson, Beyer.
TDs: Waugh.
Passing: Team 4-12-87.
Passing: Kossow 3-10-69.
Passing: Harris 20-47-370.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Kossow.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Tackenttien, Gauthier.
Interceptions: Harris 3.
FRec: Team-1, Ling 2.
FRec: Fyock, Dell , Beyer.
FRec: Waugh.
43
Team Reports
St. Francis
St. Joe’s
St. Mary’s
Red Raiders
Marauders
Lancers
The Red Raiders fell
behind 7-0 when they
allowed a 45-yard punt return for a
TD but quickly took control and beat
Holy Trinity 49-19 last week...
Brandon Metz led the ground attack
as he ran 8 times for
104 yards and a TD.
Metz also caught 2
passes for 77 yards
and a TD... Robert
Dempsey ran 12
times for 80 yards
and 2 TDs... Jerry
Dawson Tyger
Hickson completed
14 of 28 passes for 291 yards and 2
TDs. Hickson also ran 6 times for 55
yards and a TD... Dawson Tyger
broke free for a 50-yard TD run...
Jake Tasker caught 6 passes for 97
yards... Garth Pinnock caught 2 passes for 57 yards... Seth Penn made 9
tackles to lead the defense...
The Marauders took a
10-7 lead after one quarter but surrendered 17 points in the
second frame and lost to Monsignor
Farrell 38-17 last week... St. Joe’s
rushed for 182 yards but 4 turnovers
led to 21 points for
Msgr. Farrell... Ryan
Conschafter ran 6
times for 70 yards
and a TD. He also
made 6 tackles on
defense... Darren
Thompson ran 14
Ryan Conschafter
times for 36 yards
and a TD. Thompson also caught 4
passes for 28 yards... Grant Beyer
caught a 28-yard pass... Mike
McCarthy completed 4 of 16 passes
for 84 yards... Marcus Evans ran 4
times for 36 yards... Louis Surace
and Jake Bomberski each made 8
tackles...
The Lancers fell
and lost to Canisius 37-0 last weekend... Takal Molson led the offense as
he completed 4 of 12 passes for 80
yards. Molson also ran 11 times for 69
yards and made 9
tackles on defense...
Derek Johnson ran
14 times for 57
yards... Khalil White
caught a 67-yard
pass... Tom
Desiderio had a big
Kayson Hill
day on defense as he
made 8 tackles, 3 for lost yardage...
Jon Rowe was also active on defense
as he made 7 tackles... Kayson Hill
made 4 tackles and knocked down a
pass... St. Mary’s will host Msgr.
Martin league-rival Bishop Timon this
weekend...
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 Numbers
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
2014 Numbers
Rushing: Dempsey 19-208, Metz 10-125,
Hickson 13-87, Pinnock 9-61, Tyger 1-50,
Woodarek 3-7, MWilliams 2-2, Kline 1-0.
Rushing: Thompson 26-156, Conschafter 13-82,
Evans 4-36, NJackson 11-30, Surace 1-22,
McCarthy 8-22 Martone 1-0.
Receiving: Tasker 7-130, Metz 5-145,
Taylor 5-107, Pinnock 4-122, Dempsey 3-40,
Kline 2-12, Woodarek 1-14, Tyger 1-13.
Receiving: Thompson 5-32, Beyer 4-73,
NJackson 3-27, House 2-19, Conschafter 1-7,
Dimitroff 1-7.
TDs: Taylor 4, Metz 3, Dempsey 3, Hickson 2,
Tyger.
TDs: Thompson 2, Conschafter 2.
Passing: Hickson 28-56-583.
Passing: McCarthy 16-34-165.
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
Rushing: Johnson 26-148, Molson 17-129,
White 8-33, Dunning 3-12.
Receiving: Dunning 7-131, Woods 3-52,
Hill 3-39, White 2-73, Hunt 1-22, Johnson 1-6.
TDs: Dunning 2, Hill, Woods, Johnson,
Molson.
Passing: Molson 17-32-321.
TD Passes: Molson 4.
TD Passes: Hickson 6.
TD Passes: McCarthy.
Interceptions: Molson.
Interceptions: Tasker, Penn.
FRec: Rowe, Fay.
FRec: Metz 2.
FRec: Bardak.
44
Team Reports
Salamanca
Silver Creek
South Park
Warriors
Black Knights
Sparks
The Warriors fell
and lost to Lackawana 42-0 last weekend... The offense struggled against a
very quick Steelers’ defense and was
able to gain just 71 yards in the
game... Cole Quigley
completed 3 of 12
passes and ran 13
times for a team-high
42 yards... Derek
McClure ran 11
times for 30 yards
and made 6 tackles
Calvin Williams
on defense... Jake
Spruce was also active on defense as
he made 6 tackles... Xander Edstrom
helped the unit with 5 tackles...
Calvin Williams had a solid night on
both the offensive and defensive line...
Salamanca will play defending champion MGCLake this weekend...
The Black Knights fell
behind 34-7 after one
quarter and lost to Bennett 60-21 last
weekend... Despite the lopsided score
there were several bright spots... Bill
Seiders ran 11 times for 21 yards and
a TD and caught 3
Jake Lewis ran 4
times for 20 yards
and caught 3 passes
for 55 yards and a
TD. Lewis also made
4 tackles... Trevon
Jake Lewis
Thompson caught 4
passes for 114 yards and a TD... Noah
Raddack completed 13 of 24 passes
for 205 yards and 2 TDs... Austin
Eggleston made 5 tackles... Nate
Jones made 4 tackles... Kody
Fairweather recovered a fumble...
Noah Seneca had a solid night on the
offensive line...
The Sparks jumped
out to an early lead and
beat Amherst 48-7 last week... QB
Tyree Brown completed 7 of 10 passes for 255 yards and 4 TDs. Brown
also ran 4 times for 77 yards and a
TD... Austin Neal
ran 3 times for 38
yards and a TD...
Leeland Coleman
carried 7 times for 67
yards... Mike
McDonald punched
in a TD... Daryl
Tyree Brown
Moore caught 4
passes for 142 yards and 2 TDs...
David Thomas caught 2 passes for 96
yards. Thomas also returned a punt 61
yards for a TD... Torrell Jackson
intercepted a pass... Jeremiah
Sanders recorded a QB sack... Tony
Robinson had 2 tackles-for-loss,
including a QB sack...
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
Rushing: McClure 17-79, Quigley 20-60,
Spruce 4-19, Shoup 6-17, Edstrom 5-12,
John 1-5, NJohnson 1-3, CWilliams 2-0.
Receiving: Reynolds 4-103, McClure 3-7,
Spruce 1-2.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Seiders 28-81, Lewis 4-20.
Receiving: Thompson 8-191, Lewis 3-55,
Seiders 3-21.
TDs: Thompson 2, Lewis, Seiders.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: TBrown 9-166, Neal 11-94,
Coleman 7-67, Thomas 2-21, McDonald 2-18,
Schaefer 2-13, Moore 1-5.
Receiving: Moore 8-268, Thomas 3-113,
Robinson 2-52, D.Brown 1-55, Lang 1-15,
Jackson 1-6.
TDs: Reynolds.
Passing: Raddack 20-44-291.
TDs: TBrown 4, Thomas 2, Moore 2,
Robinson, Neal, McDonald.
TD Passes: Raddack 3.
Passing: TBrown 14-22-486,
McDonald 2-2-21.
Interceptions: Thompson, Lewis.
TD Passes: TBrown 5.
FRec: Fairweather.
Interceptions: Neal 2, McDonald, Jackson.
Passing: Quigley 8-27-107.
TD Passes: Quigley.
Interceptions: Quigley.
FRec: CWilliams.
FRec: McDonald, Green.
45
Team Reports
Southwestern
Springville
Starpoint
Trojans
Griffins
Spartans
The Trojans led just
control after the break and beat
Allegany-Limestone 31-24... Joe
Hayes ran 4 times for 50 yards and
caught 2 passes for 49 yards...
Brendan Kennedy
ran 10 times for 40
yards and a TD.
Kennedy also caught
2 passes for 44 yards
and made an incredible 22 tackles on
defense... Ben Burk
Niko Pannes
ran for a TD and
completed 19 of 31 passes for 275
yards and a TD... Niko Pannes caught
12 passes for 152 yards and 2 TDs.
His 12 catches in a game were a new
school record... Cole Snyder tossed a
TD pass... Jared Drocy made 10 tackles... Lucas Burch made 13 tackles
and recovered a fumble...
The Griffins trailed
28-26 entering the fourth
quarter but rallied to pull out a 32-28
win over Fredonia last week... Bryce
Szudzik had a huge night as he ran 11
times for 119 yards and 2 TDs and
caught 2 passes for
24 yards. Szudzik
also made 11 tackles,
and intercepted a
pass on defense...
Ian Baker ran 19
times for 78 yards
and 3 TDs. Baker
Sean Barry
also made 4 tackles
on defense... Colin DeWitt ran 15
times for 74 yards... Greg Benstead
caught a 12-yard pass… Colin
DeWitt completed 4 of 12 passes for
36 yards... Luke O’Neil made 4 tackles... Freshman LB Sean Barry intercepted a pass to seal the win for the
second straight week...
The Spartans scored
the game-winning TD
with just :48 left as they beat Sweet
Home 20-13. It was Starpoint’s first
win ever over Sweet Home...
Anthony Robinson ran 10 times for
118 yards. He scored
the go-ahead TD on a
5-yard run... Tajay
Ahmed ran 11 times
for 76 yards and 2
TDs. Ahmed also
made 10 tackles on
defense... Austin
Tajay Ahmed
Bowden caught 3
passes for 47 yards... Terry Rutland
caught a 22-yard pass... Dom
Aurigema caught a 15-yard pass...
Adam Lasal completed 7 of 14 passes
for 93 yards... Sam Wray made 8
tackles and had 2 QB sacks... Tyler
Nye made 6 tackles… Zach Farrell
recorded a QB sack…
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: Hayes 9-70, Burk 12-55,
Kennedy 17-54, Pannes 1-3.
Rushing: Szudzik 24-166, Baker 32-158,
DeWitt 25-126, Warner 10-33, Wright 1-7,
O'Brien 3-2, Barry 1-1.
Receiving: Pannes 18-210, Hayes 8-115,
Kennedy 5-79, Perry 5-64, Williams 1-7,
Peterson 1-5, Bruns 1-4.
Receiving: Szudzik 4-78, Warner 2-15,
Benstead 1-12, Louth 1-3.
TDs: Pannes 3, Kennedy 2, Williams, Burk,
Burch.
TDs: Szudzik 5, Baker 5.
Passing: Burk 41-67-477, Snyder 3-10-23 .
Passing: DeWitt 8-17-107, Warner 0-2-0.
TD Passes: Burk 2, Snyder.
TD Passes: DeWitt.
Interceptions: Perry.
Interceptions: Barry 2, Szudzik 2, Hartman.
FRec: Burch.
FRec: Domes, Louth.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Robinson 16-229, Ahmed 21-137,
Rutland 16-130, Nye 3-27, Lasal 7-23,
Walkowiak 3-10, Hernandez -1-3,
Larocque 1-(-11).
Receiving: Bowden 5-49, Aurigema 3-40,
Yoder 2-45, Mazzara 2-17, Rutland 1-22,
Nye 1-11, Ahmed 1-0.
TDs: Rutland 3, Robinson 3, Ahmed 3, Nye.
Passing: Lasal 15-22-187.
TD Passes: None.
FRec: None.
46
Team Reports
Sweet Home
Tonawanda
Westfield
Panthers
Warriors
Wolverines
The Panthers lost a
hard-fought game to
Starpoint 20-13 on a wet-and-muddy
field. Sweet Home allowed the gamewinning TD with just :48 to play...
Brandon Roe led all rushers with 107
yars and scored on a
3-yard run... Paul
Woods caught 4
including a 5-yard
TD pass. Woods also
intercepted a pass on
defense... Nathan
Paul Woods
Faller completed 9
of 12 passes for 48 yards and 1 TD…
Joe Armenia kicked a PAT and recovered a fumble on defense... Matt
Ortiz recovered a fumble... Dylan
McDuffie ran 14 times for 39 yards...
Sweet Home rushed for 139 yards
despite the slippery field... The
Panthers now play at Kenmore West...
The Warriors were a
part of history as they
played the first night game ever at
Newfane and came away with a 20-14
win. The game was played in front of
an estimated 1,500 people... Ethan
Shattuck had a huge
night as he ran 30
times for 219 yards
and 3 TDs. Shattuck
also completed 2
passes for 27 yards
and made 8 tackles
on defense... Collin
Collin Smith
Smith ran 11 times
for 42 yards. He also made 11 tackles
and recorded a QB sack on defense...
Noah Ray ran 5 times for 24 yards...
Tyler Stapf caught 2 passes for 27
yards... Brian Bui was active on
defense as he made 9 tackles... Mateo
Ponce made 6 tackles... Ryan
Bernard was in on 5 stops...
The Wolverines took a
7-0 lead at the half and
added two more TDs in the third quarter as they beat Portville 21-0 last
week... It was the first win for
Westfield since suspending their program in the 2013 season... Alec Chelton
ran 13 times for 55
yards... Mike Poletto
ran 11 times for 44
yards... Chris
Catalano ran 3 times
for 42 yards and interRobbie Gugino
cepted a pass on
defense... Steven Krystofiak caught 2
passes for 56 yards and a TD... Max
Bates completed 3 of 6 passes for 63
yards and a TD... Robbie Gugino
made 9 tackles with 2 QB sacks... Joey
Quagliana made 7 tackles... Christian
Miles made 6 tackles... Simon
Williams intercepted a pass...
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: Roe 22-185, McDuffie 24-54,
Fountain 2-5, Fairclough 1-2, Faller 17-1,
Phillips 1-(-1), Woods 3-(-12).
Receiving: Woods 6-58, Roe 3-4,
Fountain 2-12, Fairclough 1-14, Williams 1-6,
Tyes 1-1, McDuffie 3-(-3).
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Shattuck 50-361, Smith 16-74,
Ray 11-65, Sajdak 2-3.
Rushing: Chelton 28-99, Poletto 16-76,
Catalano 7-57, Quagliana 4-18, Bates 8-7.
Receiving: Stapf 2-27, Gonzales 1-17,
Smith 1-14.
Receiving: Krystofiak 3-64, Catalano 2-8,
Williams 1-11.
TDs: Shattuck-2, Smith, Barnard, Ray,
Sajdak.
TDs: Krystofiak 2, Chelton, Williams.
Passing: Shattuck 3-3-41, Sajdak 1-2-17.
Passing: Bates 6-25-83.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Bates 2.
Interceptions: Shattuck.
Interceptions: Catalano, Williams.
FRec: Barnard.
FRec: Williams, Chelton.
TDs: Roe 2, Woods.
Passing: Faller 18-24-94.
TD Passes: Faller.
Interceptions: Williams, Woods.
FRec: Ortiz, Armenia
47
Team Reports
West Seneca East
West Seneca West
Williamsville East
Trojans
Indians
Flames
The Trojans led 13-10
after one quarter but took
control from there and beat Lake Shore
35-22 last weekend... Ray Johnson ran
The Indians trailed
just 14-6 at the half and
lost a hard-fought battle to Hamburg
34-12 last week... Ryan Sherk led the
ground game as he rushed 23 times
for 83 yards and a TD. Sherk also
made 9 tackles on
defense... Dawson
Broad completed 9
yards and a TD. He
also ran 5 times for
23 yards... Aaron
Harm carried 3
Tim Skea
times for 22 yards...
Jack Myers caught 4 passes for 64
yards... Tim Skea caught 5 passes for
85 yards and a TD. Skea also made 13
tackles, recovered a fumble and
blocked a PAT on defense... Anthony
Jaycox made 10 tackles while Adam
Lampman made 8... Kyle Eastman
had a solid night on the OL...
The Flames took a
lead of 8-3 at the half but
lost a hard-fought battle to Grand
Island 16-8 last weekend... Despite the
heavy rain that fell throughout the
game, QB Ryan Foster completed 12
yards and a TD... TJ
Allen caught 9 passes for 47 yards...
Mike Poturalski
caught 4 passes for
57 yards and a TD.
He also made 6 tackles on defense... Pat Brian Morreale
Orsini caught 4 passes for 39 yards.
Orsini also made 9 tackles with a QB
sack... Mike Muscone caught 3 passes for 65 yards... Brian Morreale
made an incredible 18 tackles to lead
the defense... Alan Morreale made 10
tackles... Cam Davis intercepted a
pass...
8 times for 129 yards, including a 60yard TD. Johnson also made 5 tackles
with and recorded a
QB sack on
defense... John
Dolac ran 18 times
for 199 yards and 2
TDs. Dolac also
made 5 tackles and
had a QB sack on
Jalexis Santiago
defense... Alex
Maconaghy caught
2 passes for 23 yards... Jalexis
Santiago made 8 tackles and sacked
the QB twice... Justin Kimble made 5
tackles with 2 QB sacks and forced a
fumble... West Seneca East will play
at Hamburg this weekend in a key A
South contest...
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: Dolac 28-277, RJohnson 16-150,
Maconaghy 4-24, JcMaurino 7-24,
Breidenstein 1-13, Kimble 1-10,
JrMaurino 2-2.
2015 Numbers
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Sherk 40-122, Broad 19-68,
Harm 5-21, Berry 2-8.
Rushing: Allen 18-59, Evanetski 10-28,
Muscone 1-3.
Receiving: Myers 8-129, Skea 7-114,
Cohan 1-21, Wilde 1-10.
Receiving: Orsini 8-95, Muscone 5-84,
Poturalski 5-70, Falkides 2-22, Allen 1-12,
Davis 1-8.
Receiving: Maconaghy 2-23.
TDs: Myers, Broad, Sherk, Skea.
TDs: Dolac 4, Johnson 2, JcMaurino, Kimble,
Breidenstein.
Passing: Dolac 2-8-23, JrMaurino 0-1-0.
TDs: Poturalski.
Passing: Broad 14-36-230, Mancuso 1-1-46,
Lampman 1-1-10, Tait 1-2-5.
Passing: Foster 22-55-293.
TD Passes: Broad 2.
TD Passes: None.
TD Passes: Foster.
Interceptions: Dolac.
Interceptions: Allen, Davis.
FRec: Berry, Skea.
FRec: Maconaghy.
FRec: Allen.
48
Team Reports
Williamsville North
Williamsville South
Wilson
Spartans
Billies
Lakemen
The Spartans led 7-0
after one quarter but lost
to defending Class AA New York
State champion Jamestown 30-14 last
week... Despite the heavy rain falling
throughout the game, Jose Padilla
completed 8 of 23
passes for 122
yards... Andrew
Hwang ran 20 times
for 80 yards and 2
TDs... Junior WR
Anthony
Maniscalco caught 5
Nick Pilon
passes for 91 yards.
He also made 3 tackles and intercepted a pass on defense... Nick Maranto
caught a 16-yard pass... Nick Pilon
led the defense with 13 tackles...
DeShawn Morgan also had a solid
day as he made 9 tackles... Tory
Rogers, Scott Becht and Eric
Weisansal all made 7 tackles each...
The Billies roared out
of the gate and led 29-0
at the half and beat Niagara
Wheatfield 44-0 last week... Justin
Moon ran 5 times for 38 yards and a
TD… Austin Rogers ran 3 times for
21 yards... Jack
Holyoke completed
9 of 17 passes for
He also ran 9 times
for 104 yards and a
TD... Antwanne
Jones ran for a TD...
Josh Foster
Matt Foster caught
5 passes for 105 yards and a TD...
Mark Worthy caught 2 passes for 90
yards and a TD... Chris Nelson
caught a 23-yard pass and recovered a
fumble on defense... Jake Fuzak
made 10 tackles with 3 QB sacks…
Josh Foster made 8 tackles and made
1 QB sack...
The Lakemen fell
and rallied after the break but lost to
Cleve Hill 40-27 last week... Justin
Daul completed 11 of 20 passes for
135 yards and 3 TDs. Daul also made
6 tackles on
defense... Jacob
Mitchell caught 3
Alex Fox caught 2
passes for 32 yards
and 2 TDs. Fox
scored on plays covSteven Proper
ering 18 and 14
yards... Dylan Thompson-Cox caught
3 passes for 21 yards, including a 14yard TD... Jacob Rice made 10 tackles... Steven Proper returned a kickoff 84 yards for a TD. Proper also
added 15 rushing yards to the offensive totals... Wilson will host
Lackawanna this week...
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 30-143, Turpin 25-86,
Padilla 3-18.
Receiving: Maniscalco 6-114, Maranto 3-46,
AHwang 2-27.
TDs: AHwang 4, Turpin 2.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Holyoke 25-142, Moon 14-67,
Jones 6-32, JFoster 7-26, Rogers 3-21,
Worthy 2-15, Tuskes 1-0, Schuler 1-(-1).
Receiving: MFoster 14-231, Buell 5-25,
Tuskes 4-23, Nelson 3-33, Worthy 2-90,
Moon 2-20, Jones 1-42, Chrzanowski 1-16,
JFoster 1-3.
Passing: Padilla 10-29-160, JHwang 2-6-32.
TDs: Foster 2, Jones 2, Tuskes, Holyoke,
Worthy, Moon, Chrzanowski.
TD Passes: None.
Passing: Holyoke 33-61-470.
Interceptions: Maniscalco 2.
TD Passes: Holyoke 5.
FRec: None.
Interceptions: Folkes.
2015 Numbers
Rushing: Thuman 17-53, JDaul 10-18,
Proper 2-15, Rice 2-4, Rick 14-2.
Receiving: Mitchell 8-120, Thompson-Cox 6-41,
Fox 3-39, Thuman 3-12, Bell 1-15, Proper 1-7.
TDs: Fox 2, Thompson-Cox, Elldridge.
Passing: JDaul 21-45-222,
Thompson-Cox 1-1-12.
TD Passes: JDaul 3.
FRec: None.
FRec: Steinmetz, Chrzanowski, Nelson.
49
Alfred University
Football 2015
EMPIRE 8 CHAMPIONS 2009 & 2010
ECAC CHAMPIONS 1986, 1989, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2011 & 2013
2015 Schedule
Sat., Sept. 5...... @ Husson University...........12:00
Sat., Sept. 12.... RPI.......................................... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 19.... Buffalo State * ...................... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 26.... @ Ithaca College * ............... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 3....... Morrisville State * ............... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 17..... @ SUNY Cortland * ............ 1:00
Sat., Oct. 24..... Hartwick College * .............. 1:00
Sat., Oct. 31..... @ Brockport State * ............ 1:00
Sat., Nov. 7....... Utica College * ..................... 1:00
Sat., Nov. 14..... @ St. John Fisher * ............. 1:00
* Empire 8 Conference
www.gosaxons.com
2015 League Standings
AA North
Kenmore West….......
Clarence…………......
Niagara Falls………...
Lockport………….......
Riverside.........….......
Div
1-0
1-0
0-0
0-1
0-1
All
1-1
1-1
1-1
0-2
0-2
PF
28
52
60
14
12
PA
42
67
56
42
57
Next
Sweet Home
Lockport
@ McKinley
@ Clarence
@ Medina
AA South
Orchard Park…..........
Jamestown................
Lancaster…...............
Hutch Tech.................
Frontier………............
Div
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
All
2-0
2-0
1-1
1-1
0-2
PF
84
64
62
50
7
PA
7
47
97
33
97
Next
Bennett
Lancaster
@ Jamestown
@ Frontier
Hutch Tech
A North
Grand Island..........…
North Tonawanda......
Starpoint....................
Williamsville North.....
Williamsville South.....
Niagara Wheatfield....
Sweet Home...….......
Kenmore East……....
Williamsville East...…
Div
2-0
2-0
2-0
1-0
1-0
0-2
0-2
0-2
0-2
All
2-0
2-0
2-0
1-1
1-1
0-2
0-2
0-2
0-2
PF
18
71
66
41
64
19
19
0
8
PA
8
0
32
36
40
90
47
50
39
Next
Starpoint
Williamsville South
@ Grand Island
@ Niagara Wheat
@ N.Tonawanda
Williamsville North
@ Kenmore West
Williamsville East
@ Kenmore East
A South
Hamburg.........………
South Park.................
Iroquois......................
West Seneca East.....
Lake Shore.........……
West Seneca West....
McKinley..........….......
Amherst.....................
Div
2-0
2-0
2-0
1-0
0-1
0-2
0-2
0-2
All
2-0
2-0
2-0
2-0
0-2
0-2
0-2
0-2
PF
74
76
49
76
28
31
0
7
PA
12
7
19
22
63
65
46
88
Next
West Seneca East
@ Canisius
@ Lake Shore
@ Hamburg
Iroquois
Amherst
Niagara Falls
@ WSeneca West
B East
Alden..........................
East Aurora................
Depew........................
Medina.......................
Albion.........................
Barker.........................
Div
1-0
1-0
1-0
0-1
0-1
0-1
All
2-0
2-0
1-1
1-1
1-1
0-2
PF
55
60
63
52
57
20
PA
7
13
30
80
34
75
Next
@ Barker-RH
Dunkirk
Albion
Riverside
@ Depew
Alden
B West
Div
Cheektowaga.............. 1-0
Tonawanda.................. 1-0
Burgard...................... 1-0
Maryvale..................... 0-1
Newfane..................... 0-1
Lew-Port..................... 0-1
All
2-0
2-0
1-1
0-2
0-2
0-2
PF
78
60
22
18
28
47
PA
13
34
35
24
70
96
Next
Newfane
Burgard
@ Tonawanda
@ Lew-Port
@ Cheektowaga
Maryvale
B South
Div
Springville................... 1-0
Pioneer....................... 1-0
Dunkirk....................... 0-0
Fredonia...................... 0-1
Olean.......................... 0-1
All
2-0
1-1
1-0
0-2
0-2
PF
64
32
30
34
28
PA
44
56
28
50
52
Next
Southwestern
@ Fredonia
@ East Aurora
Pioneer
C North
Div
Bennett...................... 2-0
Lackawanna................ 1-0
Cleveland Hill.............. 1-0
JFK.............................. 1-1
Akron........................... 1-1
Wilson......................... 0-2
Silver Creek................. 0-2
All
2-0
2-0
2-0
1-1
1-1
0-2
0-2
PF
108
70
58
35
13
27
31
PA
21
10
42
13
54
40
88
Next
@ Orchard Park
@ Wilson
@ Akron
@ Silver Creek
Cleve Hill
Lackawanna
JFK
C South
Div
CV-Falconer................ 1-0
MGCLake.................... 1-0
Gowanda..................... 1-1
Southwestern.............. 1-1
Allegany-Limestone..... 0-1
Salamanca.................. 0-1
All
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
0-2
PF
40
50
48
51
53
7
PA
21
34
56
60
39
69
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@ Alley-Limestone
Salamanca
@ Cattaraugus-LV
@ Springville
Cass Valley
@ MGCLake
Photo by Nick Loverde
Sweet Home junior Brandon Roe rushed for 107 yards and a
TD despite the heavy rain and muddy field in the Panthers
20-13 loss to Starpoint last week.
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Franklin-Ellicott............ 2-0
Westfield...................... 1-0
Cattaraugus-LV............ 1-1
Frewsburg.................... 1-1
Randolph..................... 1-1
Cly-Sher-Panama........ 0-1
Portville........................ 0-2
All
2-0
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
0-2
PF
54
29
12
42
47
38
6
PA
12
39
28
59
46
41
33
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Portville
@ Frewsburg
Gowanda
Westfield
Clymer-SP
@ Randolph
@ Franklin-Ellicott
Msgr Martin
Canisius.....................
St. Francis.................
Bishop Timon.............
St. Joe’s.....................
Cardinal O’Hara.........
St. Mary’s...................
Div
1-0
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0-0
0-0
0-0
0-1
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2-0
2-0
2-0
1-1
1-1
1-1
PF
65
89
64
31
58
41
PA
7
39
8
38
48
73
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South Park
@ Walsh Jesuit
@ St. Mary’s
Aquinas
Rochester LA
Bishop Timon
Independent
Div
Nichols....................... --
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PF
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PA
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PASSING YARDS
Player (Team)
Yards
Hickson (St. Francis).................. 583
Myers (Timon)............................. 562
TBrown (South Park).................. 486
Burk (Southwestern)................... 477
Holyoke (Wmsv South)............... 470
Janca (Orchard Park)................. 451
Dowell (Hutch Tech).................... 412
TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Player (Team)
TDs
Spurback (Niagara Falls)................ 6
Janca (Orchard Park)...................... 6
Hickson (St. Francis)....................... 6
Myers (Timon)................................. 5
Holyoke (Wmsv South)................... 5
Easton (Franklin-Ellicott)................. 5
TBrown (South Park)...................... 5
5 tied with 4 TD passes.
TOUCHDOWNS
Photo by Tim Frank
First-year coach Andy Clouse got his first career win when Akron beat JFK 13-6
last week. The victory snapped a 10-game losing streak for the Tigers.
RUSHING
Player (Team)
Att
Taylor (Cleve Hill).................. 33
Grant (Alden)........................ 36
Cotter (Medina)..................... 27
Dolac (West Seneca East).... 28
Burniston (Canisius)............. 19
Ecklund (CSP)...................... 37
Billingslea (Cheektowaga).... 42
Bierfeldt (Alley-Limestone).... 38
Jaskolka (Hamburg).............. 27
Yax (Iroquois)........................ 46
Robinson (Starpoint)............. 16
Horton (Lackawanna)............ 18
Neace (Medina)..................... 31
Fritz (Lew-Port)..................... 48
Thompson (Pioneer)............. 31
JLofton (Lackawanna)........... 12
Dempsey (St. Francis).......... 19
Brawdy (Gowanda)............... 17
Poblocki (Depew).................. 30
Roe (Sweet Home)............... 22
Marzullo (Clarence)............... 23
Dotterweich (North Ton)........ 31
Reamsnyder (Maryvale)........ 22
TBrown (South Park)............ 9
Szudzik (Springville).............. 24
Blecha (Franklin-Ellicott)....... 24
Kayes (Alley-Limestone)....... 19
Holland (Jamestown)............ 49
Baker (Springville)................ 32
Walker-Johnson (Ken West).. 25
Thompson (St. Joe’s)........... 26
James (Lockport).................. 34
Player (Team)
TD
Yax (Iroquois)............................ 7
Grant (Alden)............................. 5
Szudzik (Springville).................. 5
Baker (Springville)..................... 5
13 tied with 4 TDs.
RECEIVING
Yards
......366
......305
......299
......277
......271
......264
......264
......256
......243
......242
......229
......229
......218
......214
......219
......208
......208
......200
......188
......185
......176
......169
......167
......166
......166
......165
......160
......160
......158
......157
......156
......155
Player (Team)
Rec
Pannes (Southwestern)......... 18
Foster (Wmsville South)........ 14
Parker (Cheektowaga).......... 12
Parks (CSP).......................... 12
Ringwod (Timon)................... 10
Yehl (Portville)....................... 10
Koziol (Orchard Park)............ 10
Wasnock (Barker)................... 9
Moore (South Park)................ 8
Thompson (Silver Creek)........ 8
Myers (West Seneca West).... 8
Mitchell (Wilson)...................... 8
Hayes (Southwestern)............ 8
Bailey (Lew-Port).................... 8
Orsini (Wmsv East)................ 8
Lynch (Kenmore West)........... 8
Robertson (Hutch Tech).......... 7
Kinsey (Jamestown)................ 7
Biersbach (Depew)................. 7
Liberatore (Orchard Park)....... 7
Dunning (St. Mary’s)............... 7
Tasker (St. Francis)................. 7
Skea (West Seneca West)...... 7
Lancaster (Timon)................... 7
Hubbard (Niagara Falls).......... 7
Duff (Lew-Port)........................ 7
10 tied with 6 receptions.
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Yards
......210
......231
......191
......167
......318
......183
......105
......110
......268
......191
......129
......120
......115
......104
........95
........65
......246
......159
......158
......139
......131
......130
......114
......102
........98
........60
FUMBLE RECOVERIES
Player (Team)
FR
Many with 2.
INTERCEPTIONS
Player (Team)
INT
Harris (Portville)............................ 3
Many with 2.
FIELD GOALS
Player (Team)
FG (Lg)
Peters (Jamestown)..................... 3 (23)
Stolfo (Grand Island).................... 1 (34)
Allen (Iroquois)............................ 1 (30)
Mullen (Clarence)........................ 1 (27)
Dotterweich (NTon)...................... 1 (20)
Mancuso (WSenecas West)........ 1 (21)
W e s t e r n
WEEK 1
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
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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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
Iroquois @ Lake Shore, 6:30
Hutch Tech @ Frontier, 7:00
Lancaster @ Jamestown, 7:00
Lockport @ Clarence, 7:00
Niagara Falls @ McKinley (RF), 7:00
Starpoint @ Grand Island, 7:00
Williamsville South @ North Tonawanda, 7:00
West Seneca East @ Hamburg, 7:00
Amherst @ West Seneca West, 7:00
Newfane @ Cheektowaga, 7:00
Maryvale @ Lew-Port, 7:00
Eden @ Olean, 7:00
Alden @ Barker-RH (RH), 7:00
JFK @ Silver Creek, 7:00
Cleve Hill @ Akron, 7:00
Lackawanna @ Wilson, 7:00
Cass Valley @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:00
Portville @ Franklin-Ellicott, 7:00
Clymer-SP @ Randolph, 7:00
Westfield @ Frewsburg, 7:00
St. Francis @ Walsh Jesuit, 7:00
Pioneer @ Fredonia, 7:30
Burgard @ Tonawanda, 7:30
Salamanca @ MGCLake (CL), 7:30
Albion @ Depew, 7:30
Trinity College @ Nichols, 12:00
Bishop Timon @ St. Mary’s, 1:00
Aquinas @ St. Joe’s, 1:00
Rochester LA @ Cardinal O’Hara, 1:00
Williamsville East @ Kenmore East, 2:00
Williamsville North @ Niagara Wheatfield, 2:00
WEEK 4
Bishop Timon @ Jamestown, 7:00
West Seneca East @ McKinley (RF), 7:00
Grand Island @ Williamsville South, 7:00
Williamsville North @ North Tonawanda, 7:00
Lake Shore @ Amherst, 7:00
Hamburg @ Iroquois, 7:00
Tonawanda @ Cheektowaga, 7:00
Fredonia @ Maryvale, 7:00
Burgard @ Lew-Port, 7:00
Newfane @ Wilson, 7:00
Olean @ Bradford, 7:00
East Aurora @ Albion, 7:00
JFK @ Bennett (AH), 7:00
Akron @ Silver Creek, 7:00
Cleve Hill @ Lackawanna, 7:00
Allegany-Limestone @ Gowanda, 7:00
MGCLake @ Cass Valley (Falconer), 7:00
Southwestern @ Salamanca, 7:00
Clymer-SP @ Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00
Frankinville @ Westfield, 7:00
Portville @ Randolph, 7:00
Bishop Kearney @ Frewsburg, 7:00
Frontier @ Lancaster, 7:30
Pioneer @ Dunkirk, 7:30
Alden @ Depew, 7:30
Barker-RH @ Medina, 7:30
Nichols @ Finney (5), TBA
Riverside @ Niagara Falls, 12:00
West Seneca West @ South Park (AH), 1:00
DePaul, N.J. @ Canisius, 1:00
St. Francis @ Aquinas, 1:00
St. Joe’s @ St. Mary’s, 1:00
Rochester East @ Cardinal O’Hara, 1:00
Clarence @ Kenmore West, 2:00
Starpoint @ Lockport, 2:00
Niagara Wheatfield @ Kenmore East, 2:00
Sweet Home @ Williamsville East, 2:00
Springville @ Eden, 2:00
Orchard Park @ Hutch Tech (AH), 4:00
WEEK 5
Friday, October 2nd
Orchard Park @ Pittsford (5), 6:30
McKinley @ Lake Shore, 6:30
Aquinas @ Bishop Timon, 7:00
Canisius @ St. Francis, 7:00
St. Joe’s @ Cathedral Prep, Pa., 7:00
Jamestown @ Frontier, 7:00
West Seneca West @ Clarence, 7:00
Iroquois @ West Seneca East, 7:00
Sweet Home @ Williamsville South, 7:00
Williamsville North @ Grand Island, 7:00
South Park @ Hamburg, 7:00
Eden @ Barker-RH (RH), 7:00
Cheektowaga @ Burgard (AH), 7:00
Tonawanda @ Lew-Port, 7:00
Dunkirk @ Springville, 7:00
Fredonia @ Olean, 7:00
Albion @ Pioneer, 7:00
Depew @ East Aurora, 7:00
Medina @ Alden, 7:00
Allegany-Limestone @ Salamanca, 7:00
MGCLake @ Randolph, 7:00
Silver Creek @ Southwestern, 7:00
Cattaraugus-LV @ Westfield, 7:00
Wilson @ Akron, 7:30
Frewsburg @ Portville, 7:30
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WEEK 5 (Continued)
Saturday, October 3rd
Lancaster @ Hutch Tech (AH), 1:00
U-Prep @ Cardinal O’Hara, 1:00
Finney (5) @ Nichols, 1:30
Lackawanna @ JFK, 1:30
Franklinville @ Clymer-SP (Pan), 1:30
Gowanda @ Cass Valley (CV), 1:30
St. Mary’s @ Oil City (Pa.), 2:00
Niagara Falls @ Kenmore West, 2:00
Riverside @ Lockport, 2:00
Amherst @ Williamsville East, 2:00
North Tonawanda @ Niagara Wheatfield, 2:00
Kenmore East @ Starpoint, 2:00
Maryvale @ Newfane, 2:00
Bennett @ Cleve Hill, 2:00
WEEK 6
Friday, October 9th
Cardinal O’Hara @ Bishop Timon, 7:00
West Seneca West @ Lake Shore, 6:30
Hutch Tech @ Jamestown, 7:00
Niagara Falls @ Clarence, 7:00
Kenmore West @ Riverside (RF), 7:00
Starpoint @ North Tonawanda, 7:00
South Park @ West Seneca East, 7:00
Amherst @ Iroquois, 7:00
UPrep (5) @ Cheektowaga, 7:00
Springville @ Pioneer, 7:00
East Aurora @ Alden, 7:00
Lackawanna @ Akron, 7:00
Cleve Hill @ Silver Creek, 7:00
Wilson @ Bennett, 7:00
Portville @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:00
JFK @ Cass Valley (Falc), 7:00
Salamanca @ Gowanda, 7:00
Randolph @ Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00
Frewsburg @ Franklinville, 7:00
Cardinal O’Hara @ Bishop Timon, 7:00
Maryvale @ Tonawanda, 7:30
Eden @ Fredonia, 7:30
Olean @ Dunkirk, 7:30
Depew @ Medina, 7:30
Southwestern @ MGCLake (CL), 7:30
Orchard Park @ Lancaster, 7:30
Saturday, October 10th
Villanova College @ Nichols, 12:00
St. Mary’s @ St. Francis, 1:00
St. Joe’s @ Canisius, 1:00
Hamburg @ McKinley (RF), 1:00
Newfane @ Burgard (AH), 1:00
Albion @ Barker-RH (Bark), 1:30
Westfield @ Clymer-SP (Sher), 1:30
Frontier @ Lockport, 2:00
Grand Island @ Sweet Home, 2:00
Williamsville South @ Kenmore East, 2:00
Williamsville East @ Williamsville North, 2:00
Lew-Port @ Niagara-Wheatfield, 2:00
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Friday, October 16th
Tonawanda @ North Tonawanda, 6:00
St. Francis @ Cathedral Prep, Pa., 7:00
Hutch Tech @ Clarence, 7:00
Jamestown @ Orchard Park, 7:00
Lake Shore @ South Park (AH), 7:00
Riverside @ Iroquois, 7:00
Burgard @ Grand Island, 7:00
McKinley @ Amherst, 7:00
West Seneca East @ West Seneca West, 7:00
Cheektowaga @ Maryvale, 7:00
Olean @ Springville, 7:00
Barker-RH @ East Aurora, 7:00
Medina @ Albion, 7:00
Bennett @ Lackawanna, 7:00
Silver Creek @ Wilson, 7:00
All-Limestone @ MGCLake (MG), 7:00
Cass Valley @ Southwestern, 7:00
Akron @ Gowanda, 7:00
Salamanca @ Franklinville, 7:00
Cattaraugus-LV @ Frewsburg, 7:00
CSP @ Portville, 7:00
Westfield @ Randolph, 7:00
Hamburg @ Frontier, 7:30
Lancaster @ Depew, 7:30
Fredonia @ Dunkirk, 7:30
Bishop Kearney @ Nichols, 12:00
Alden @ U-Prep (5), 1:00
Kenmore East @ Kenmore West, 2:00
Lockport @ Niagara Falls, 2:00
Williamsville East @ Starpoint, 2:00
Williamsville South @ Williamsville North, 2:00
Niagara Wheatfield @ Sweet Home, 2:00
Pioneer @ Eden, 2:00
Lew-Port @ Newfane, 2:00
JFK @ Cleve Hill, 2:00
Cardinal O’Hara @ Wilson Magnet, 3:00
Canisius @ Aquinas, 7:00
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
Friday, October 23rd
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
Friday, October 30th
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
Licata Leads Alfred Defense
By Mark Adair
a goal-line stand and stropping RPI on downs with a 26-20
Alfred opened up a big lead on visiting RPI, then held on lead late in the game.
“We had some turnovers that put the defense in some
for a 32-20 win Saturday afternoon at Yunevich Stadium.
tough spots,” Rankl said, “and they came through. They
The Saxons improved to 2-0 with the non-conference
really rose to every occawin, overcoming 14
sion.”
penalties along with
Frontier graduate AJ
numerous other misLicata, a sophomore, is a
cues.
big part of the Alfred
“We got out to an
defense.
early lead but made a
“AJ is a very smart
couple of mistakes on
football player,” Rankl
special teams to let
said, “:and a very physithem back in the game,”
cal football player. He’s a
coach Bob Rankl said. “I
real leader of our defense
would like to have
out there.”
played a little better but I
Rankl recruited Licata
was happy to get the
hard
during his senior
win against a good
year
when
he led Frontier
team.”
to a spot in the Section 6
Trailing 26-20, RPI
Class AA title game at
was driving for a potenRalph Wilson Stadium.
tial go-ahead score late
“We knew he was a
in the fourth, but Alfred's
really good high school
defense, which was stelfootball player,” Rankl
lar for most of the game,
said. “We watched his
forced the Engineers to
film and loved his pursuit
turn the ball over on
to the football. His strong
downs with just over two
character made him
minutes remaining.
someone we wanted to
The Saxons closed
have in our program.”
out the scoring with a
Last fall, Licata was a
touchdown with less
back-up linebacker for
than a minute remainthe first four games of the
ing.
season.”
“It was a very wet
“The senior in front of
day and we had a lot of
him
broke his leg,” Rankl
issues with snaps,”
Photo by Jers
said. “AJ stepped in and
Rankl said. “It was really Alfred sophomore AJ Licata is a Frontier graduate. He has
has done an admirable
sloppy weather and
helped the Saxons get off to a 2-0 start this fall.
job ever since.”
sometimes that hapLicata is a Business
pens.”
Major who maintains an academic average of 3.79 at
The heavy rain that fell throughout the game played
Alfred.
havoc with both teams offense and special teams.
“He has not only excelled on the football field but he is
“It was awful,” Rankl said. “The balls were heavy and
an
excellent student,” Rankl said. “AJ is always doing the
slippery. For both teams, the ball was on the ground way
right thing. You never have to worry about him. Everything
more than in a normal game.”
he does, he does right , in football, academics and his perIn weather like that, Rankl said, the running game
sonal life. He is very much a leader on this football team. I
becomes crucial.
will be very surprised if he is not a team captain before he
“We had to run the ball and we did,” he said. “Our offengraduates.”
sive line played really well up front. When we gave the runThe Saxons will now play their first Empire 8
ning backs a little crack, they were able to make the most
Conference game when they host Buffalo State this weekof it.
end.
Alfred rushed for 271 yards in the win.
“We are excited to play them,” Rankl said. “They are a
“We were productive on offense,” Rankl said, “and our
quality opponent. We have to come out and play physical,
defense stopped the run.”
mistake-free football. If we do that, I like our chances.”
The Saxons defense played well against RPI, putting up
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Empire 8
Conf
Alfred.…............................ 0-0
Cortland State.................. 0-0
Hartwick.…........................ 0-0
Buffalo State………...….... 0-0
Ithaca.…................,,.......... 0-0
Morrisville State.…............ 0-0
Brockport State.…............. 0-0
Utica................................ 0-0
St. John Fisher…............ 0-0
All
2-0
2-0
2-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-1
0-1
Last Week’s Scores
Ohio Northern 29, Utica 22
Cortland 61, Framingham State 49
Alfred 32, Rensselaer 20
Hartwick 41, Apprentice School 14
This Week’s Games
Hartwick @ Brockport State, 12:00
Buffalo State @ Alfred, 1:00
Hobart @ Ithaca, 1:00
Cortland State @ St. John Fisher, 1:00
Morrisville State @ Utica, 7:00
Empire 8
Hobart
WPI
Rochester
RPI
St. Lawrence
Springfield
Merchant Marine
Union
Conf
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
All
2-0
2-0
1-0
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-0
0-2
Springfield 41, UMass-Dartmouth 20
WPI 27, Worcester State College 13
Hobart 28, Endicott College 17
Rochester 45, Catholic University 28
Alfred 32, RPI 20
St Lawrence 42, Norwich 28
Merchant Marine 14, Coast Guard 3
Western Connecticut State 48, Union 33
This Week’s Games
SUNY Maritime @ Merchant Marine, 7:00
Alfred State College @ Rochester, 12:00
MIT @ RPI, 12:00
Union @ Western New England, 1:00
Endicott College @ St Lawrence, 1:00
Springfield @ Mount Ida College, 1:00
Norwich @ WPI, 1:00
Hobart @ Ithaca, 1:00
College Football
UB’s Licata Leads Bulls
The University at Buffalo, the
State University of New York football
team will make its first trip to Boca
Raton, FL to take on Florida Atlantic
on Saturday afternoon.
The Bulls are
coming off a 27-14
loss at Penn State
last Saturday. The
Bulls' defense had
a strong game
holding Penn
State quarterback
Christian
Hackenberg to just
128 yards passing.
Offensively, quarterback Joe Licata
was 24-of-35 for
205 yards and two
touchdowns.
Florida Atlantic
is coming off a 44-20 loss to Miami
(FL) last Friday night. The Owls are
led by sophomore running back
Greg Howell who has rushed for
216 yards and two touchdown over
two games.
This is the first-ever meeting
between the teams.
Senior quarterback Joe Licata
MAC East
Conf
Ohio.….............................. 0-0
Buffalo…………................. 0-0
Bowling Green.….............. 0-0
Miami (Oh).….................... 0-0
Kent State..….................... 0-0
UMass.….......................... 0-0
Akron................................. 0-0
All
2-0
1-1
1-1
1-1
1-1
0-1
0-2
MAC West
Conf
Northern Illinois................. 0-0
Toledo..….......................... 0-0
Central Michigan............... 0-0
Ball State........………….... 0-0
Eastern Michigan.….......... 0-0
Western Michigan.…......... 0-0
All
2-0
1-0
1-1
1-1
1-1
0-2
Penn State 27, Buffalo 14
This Week’s Game
Buffalo @ Florida Atlantic
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has picked up where he left off to
start the season. He is averaging
225 passing yards per game and
has a thrown a pair of touchdown
passes in each of
the first two
games.
He is completing a career-best
72 percent of his
passes, including
a career-high 77
percent completion percentage in
the opener against
Albany.
Licata is in his
final season as the
Bulls' signal caller.
The Williamsville
South graduate
already holds the
school record for
career touchdown passes with 64.
He also ranks third in career passing yardage with 6,967.
He is 1,781 yards shy of the
school record of 8,748 yards held by
Drew Willy (2005-08).
Licata currently ranks 17th in
MAC history in career touchdown
passes.
Bowling Green 48, Maryland 27
Wisconsin 58, Miami (OH) 0
Colorado 48, Massachusetts 14
Central Michigan 31, Monmouth 10
Northern Illinois 57, Murray State 26
Eastern Michigan 48, Wyoming 29
Toledo 16, (#18) Arkansas 12
Pittsburgh 24, Akron 7
Georgia Southern 43, Western Michigan 17
Ohio 21, Marshall 10
(#16) Texas A&M 56, Ball State 23
This Week’s Games
Kent State @ Minnesota, 12:00
Savannah State @ Akron, 12:00
Central Michigan @ Syracuse, 12:30
Southeastern Louisiana @ Ohio, 2:00
Ball State @ Eastern Michigan, 3:00
Memphis @ Bowling Green, 3:00
Temple @ Massachusetts, 3:00
Cincinnati @ Miami (OH), 3:30
Northern Illinois @ #1 Ohio State, 3:30
Murray State @ Western Michigan, 7:00
Iowa State @ Toledo, 8:00
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
Upstate
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