2008 NFF Banquet Book - National Football Foundation

Baldwinsville High School hosts a Junior Combine each year that measures player’s physical abilities and
St Lawrence’s McLean Beyer and Cortland State’s Bryan Wiley were also named a high school scholar athletes in 2006 at
Carthage and Thousand Island
Oh Brother – as in keeping it in the family. Since inception 10 years ago 25 brothers have been honored by the Chapter
as Scholar-Athletes:
Canastota -
Brian Kropa
Craig Kropa
2002
2005
Carthage –
Matt Zando
Paul Zando
2002
2004
CBA -
Dan Paulus
Chris Paulus
2001
2003
Cortland -
Dan Pitcher
Matt Pitcher
2005
2008
Fulton -
Matt Pollock
Dan Pollock
Connan Ingham
DJ Ingham
Henninger -
2002
2005
2008
2010
General Brown -
Richard Lagos 2005
Thomas Lagos 2006
Greg Rommel 2002
Tim Rommel 2008
IHC -
Sam Burgess 2002
(see S. Jefferson)
Oneida -
Rob Kramer
Matt Kramer
Ryan Kramer
Phoenix -
Ryan Milliken 2003
Alex Milliken 2009
S. Jefferson-
Mike Burgess 2004
(See IHC)
Ed Blackford 2005
Pat Blackford 2006
2004
2007
2009
Each year the High School season starts with the Kickoff Classic hosted by Syracuse University at the Carrier Dome.
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Extensive training to thousands of youth coaches has been provided through Coaching Academies administered
by the Chapter.
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CENTRAL NEW YORK CHAPTER
The National Football Foundation
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elcome to the Central New York Chapter of The National Football Foundation &
College Hall of Fame’s Tenth Annual Scholar-Athlete Awards Banquet
Tonight we will honor 66 high school and collegiate scholar-athletes who represent the Chapter’s fundamental creed of athletics in
concert with academic achievement and civic leadership. We will also honor those in our community who have provided our youth
with the opportunity, through the sport of football, to develop into our future leaders. We are proud of our honorees as they join
an elite group before them that through football have developed skills that have improved society.
It is hard to believe that ten years have passed since the inaugural Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner at Drumlins Country Club. With
the addition of tonight’s class, we have had the privilege to honor 554 scholar-athletes and have awarded 347 scholarships totaling
over $120,000.
“Upon the fields of friendly strife are sown the seeds that, upon other fields, on other days, will bear the fruits
of victory” said General Douglas MacArthur (one of the founders of the National Football Foundation). MacArthur’s perspective
is today still relevant. Our youth embark into a world that will have many challenges. MacArthur’s quote highlights that the sport of
football is uniquely positioned to teach teamwork, discipline, dedication, and sacrifice; all useful leadership characteristics.
The Central New York Chapter is dedicated to supporting the game, those that teach it, and those that play it as a development tool
for our youth.
During the last year, the Chapter has supported our Annual College Recruiting Fair at Henninger High School, The Junior Combine
at Baldwinsville High School, The Kickoff Classic at Syracuse University’s Carrier Dome, The Arcaro All-Star game at Cicero North
Syracuse High School and Sauquoit Valley, and The Play It Smart Educational Program at Fowler High School. Special thanks to all
of our partners and volunteers that make these programs successful.
Tonight’s celebration honors more than these wonderful scholar-athletes. It also honors those that have taught them, the game itself,
and most importantly it honors their parents. To you we commend you on a job well done. Congratulations to all!
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CNY Chapter National Football Foundation Facts
The National Football Foundation honors the collegiate National Champion each year with the MacArthur Trophy –
Syracuse University received the inaugural MacArthur Trophy in 1959
Play it Smart is a nationwide educational initiative intended to improve graduation rates through a comprehensive youth
development program, over 8000 youth participate in this program with a graduation rate of 94% compared to 76% of
their peers and 85% college enrollment compared to 63% of their peers - locally Fowler High School has participated
in this program
The College Hall of Fame recognizes the highest level of achievement for players and coaches and serves as a shrine for
all of amateur football.
Each scholar athlete honored today will be inscribed as a Chapter Scholar - Athlete in the Hall of Fame.
The Hall of Fame will move from South Bend, Indiana to Atlanta, Georgia in 2012
Our Chapter schools have a combined 41 coaches and players inducted in the College Hall of Fame
- The CNY Chapter has had two Scholar-Athletes recognized as national scholar athletes for their achievements –
Henninger’s Greg Rommel and Colgate’s John Frieser - they join:
Colgate – Angelo Colosimo
Thomas Stenglein
1979
1985
Syracuse- Gerhard Schwedes
Anthony Romano
Timothy Green
Mark Baniewicz
1959
1983
1985
1999
Cornell – Joseph Holland
Matt Miller
1977
1993
Our Chapter has proudly assisted in the induction process of Syracuse University coach Richard MacPherson and player
Don McPherson.
Colgate University’s Jon Hanson served as Chairman of the Board of the National Football Foundation and received the
prestigious Gold Medal Award in 2005. Tonight’s Keynote Speaker Eugene Corrigan was honored with this Award in 1996.
They are joined in this elite group among others by Dwight D. Eisenhower, Douglas MacArthur, Jackie Robinson, John F.
Kennedy, George Steinbrenner, Ronald Reagan and John Glenn.
Richard Ranucci was honored with a national chapter award for his dedication to the mission of the National Football
Foundation in 2007.
Henninger High School hosts a College Night each year that fosters an environment where coaches, parents, and students
can plan for higher education.
The John Arcaro All Star Game features high school seniors and is hosted each year at Cicero North Syracuse Senior High
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Welcome – Master of Ceremonies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doug Logan
Marching in of Honorees & Introductions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doug Logan
United States Army Color Guard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mattydale Recruiting Station
National Anthem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alyssa Fullana, East Syracuse-Minoa
Introduction of Head Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doug Logan
Address from the National Football Foundation . . . . . . . . . . Howard Vandersea
Address from the Central New York Chapter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edward Ferrante
Introduction of Coporate Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paul Nojaim
Dinner
Introduction of College Coaches & Previous Honorees . . . . . . . . . . Doug Logan
Presentation of Football Official of the Year Award . . . . . . . . Richard T. Ranucci
Presentation of Coach of the Year Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bob Campese
Scholar-Athlete Awards Presentation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doug Logan
Presentation of NFF Certificates & Scholarships
Address from High School Athlete Winner . . . . . . Dylan Hoffman, New Hartford
Address from College Athlete Winner . . . . . . Jim McKenzie, Syracuse University
Presentation of Outstanding Contributor to Amateur Football . . . . . Steve Khanzadian
Keynote Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gene Corrigan
Conclude . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doug Logan
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PRESIDENT
VICE PRESIDENTS
EDWARD FERRANTE
MICHAEL ALBANESE
PAUL NOJAIM
BOB CAMPESE
GARRY ACCHIONE
BARRY LIPPENCOTT
STEVE KHANZADIAN
PAUL SEALY
GEORGE MANGICARO
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ANNUAL COLLEGE NIGHT RECRUITING FAIR
SECTION III ALL-STAR GAME
DAVID KLINE
MIKE MEOLA
ARI LIBERMAN
TOM LADUKE – Chairman
MIKE DOLSON
STEVE KHANZADIAN
BOB CAMPESE
PAUL SEALY
ANNUAL SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARDS DINNER
RICK SHIRTZ & RICH NOJAIM - Honoary Co-Chairmen
MICHAEL ALBANESE
PAUL NOJAIM
AWARDS COMMITTEE
STEVE KHANZADIAN – Chairman
ANDY MORAN
TOM HALL
BARRY LIPPENCOTT
DEBI REMALEY
DOUG LOGAN
NANCY KRONEN
GARY FRITZ
LARRY BYRNES
FRANK MISURELLY
JOE CARFAGNO
WILLIAM BRYANT
WILLIAM LEMON
PAT TESTA
NANCY PECK
JUNIOR COMBINE
CARL SANFILLIPO – Chairman
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
EDWARD FERRANTE – Chairman
KICKOFF CLASSIC COMMITTEE
PAUL SEALY – Chairman
FUND RAISING & CORPORATE SPONSORSHIP
MICHAEL ALBANESE
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ince The Inaugural Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner in 2001, the Central New York Chapter
Scholarships have continued to step forward. This year alone the chapter will distribute over
$33,000.00 to these deserving scholar athletes. This could not be made possible without the support of many individuals and organizatons.
We are especially greatful of this years presenting sponsors, Alliance Bank and Nojaim
Brothers Supermarkets and as well as our Co-Chaimen Rick Shirtz and Richard Nojaim for their
generosity and heartfelt desire to give back!
cholarships for 1 - $750.00 AL VEDDER SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship has been established by friends, family and members of the chapter to honor our first president. It reflects Al’s passion for competition, the spirit
of youth, and the lessons of life in sport. It is awarded annually to the highest ranking high school senior.
2 - $500.00 VALLEY GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS
Wayne Valley, the original owner of the Oakland Raiders, became involved with The National Football Foundation through the Northern California Chapter
and its president, Bob Keropian. Eventually, Wayne’s enthusiasm for the mission of the NFF led him to become a member of The Foundation’s Board of
Directors. When Wayne passed away in 1986, his wife, Gladys, continued the efforts of the family’s foundation and strengthened her involvement with the
Northern Chapter. In 1994, Gladys played a key role in forging a grant from the Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation. The grant provided the NFF with $50,000
a year for five years for its chapter scholar-athletes program. Although Gladys passed away in 1998, the Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation has continued
support the NFF. In 1999, under the leadership of President Stephen Chandler, the Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation renewed the chapter scholar-athlete
program for five more years, with increased funding for the chapter scholar-athlete awards. The Central New York Chapter was awarded two $500.00
Scholarships.
1 - $500.00 GEORGE MARCOCCIA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship has been established by an anonymous supporter of football. George graduated from Syracuse University in 1957. He began officiating
high school football in 1962 and entered the college ranks in 1967 with ECAC. George joined the major independents in 1980. He officiated many of the
major college football games played during the 1980’s and culminated his career by officiating the Army-Navy game in the Rose Bowl in 1985. After George
left the field, he became an observer and technical advisor for Syracuse University, the Big East and Conference USA. George owned and operated the
Marcoccia-Donnelly Insurance Agency for 27 years. this scholarship will be awarded to a scholar athlete from a member high school.
1 - $500.00 OFFICIALS-COACHES SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship has been established by an anonymous football coach and Francis J. Deorio, ECAC Football Official. This scholarship will be awarded to
a senior scholar athlete from a member high school.
2 - $500 THE UPS STORES SCHOLARSHIPS
The world’s largest franchiser of retail shipping, postal & business services centers is united with all of their franchisees in their commitment to foster
leadership through athletics and academics.
4 - $500 NOJAIM BROTHERS SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship is established by Nojaim Brother’s Supermarkets to recognize the outstanding efforts of our scholar-athletes. It is awarded to a scholarathlete that has achieved on the field, in the classroom, and in the community.
2 - $500 TIME WARNER SPORTS SCHOLARSHIP
Time Warner Sports established this scholarship to promote the game of football, sportsmanship, and leadership. Time Warner has enjoyed a special
relationship with High School Sports, promoting games from diverse schools in a vast geographical area. This scholarship is awarded to two senior scholarathletes belonging to a Section III team.
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1 - $500 COOLICAN-LEMON INC. SCHOLARSHIP
The world of sports is our world. For half a century, this advertising agency has been involved in scholastic, collegiate and professional athletic endeavors. We have published souvenir game programs for high school sports, for Syracuse University, and Le Moyne College, for the Syracuse Nats, the Blazers, the
Chiefs and the U.S. Olympic Committee.
We have served on the Greater Syracuse Sports Hall of Fame Board of Directors, as vice-president of the International Boxing Hall of Fame, a founding
Board member of the S.U. Hardwood Club, a member of the Bud Coolican Cancer Golf Tournament committee..
Sponsoring a scholarship for a deserving scholar-athlete is one small way we can say “Thank you” to the wonderful world of sports.
1 - $500 IBEW 43 SCHOLARSHIP
The Brothers and Sisters of IBEW 43 provide the best in Central New York’s workforce. Our members recognize the importance of pride and excellence
in their work. We wish to honor the youth that have also demonstrated pride and excellence in academics, athletics, and community service.
1 - $500 RANUCCI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
The family of Tom and Julie Ranucci have established this scholarship in memory of their parents. Throughout their lives they taught us the creed of the
National Football Foundation Athletes in concert with academic achievement and civic leadership. This scholarship will be awarded to a future leader.
1 - $500 FX CAPRARA SCHOLARSHIP
The FX Caprara Car Company is a family owned business where you will find the owners and the staff completely committed to ur customers satisfaction. For
more than 30 years, we have been servicing the best new & used vehicles in Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties. We congratulate all that are honored
today.
1 - $500 BERNARD C. HAMEL SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship is endowed as a memorial on behalf of Bernie’s family. Bernie was a sports enthusiast who loved the competition and passion provided by
sports. Bernie recognized that sports can serve an important role for fathers to raise their children, and because of sports he cherished his relationship with
his own children well into their adulthood.
28 - $500 CNY CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIP
Recipients of these Scholarships, which are endowed by The Central New York Chapter of The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, have
distinguished themselves by demonstrating excellence in the classroom, on the field, and as citizens.
1 - $500 SKANEATELES MARINA SCHOLARSHIP
The Skaneateles Marina is the only full service marina on Skaneateles Lake offering sales, service, gas, marine supplies, clothing and sundries. This scholarship will be awarded to a senior scholar athlete from a member high school.
8 - $500 CNY CHAPTER COLLEGIATE POST GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP
This Post Graduate Scholarship has been established by The Chapter to honor and support our Collegiate recipients who have demonstrated that they embody
the spirit of the mission of The National Football Foundation. Recipients will be deemed eligible if they enroll in an institution of higher education to pursue
a post graduate degree within one school year of the scholar-athlete award dinner.
2 - $500 ARMY STRONG SECTION 3 FOOTBALL SCHOLARSHIP
The U.S. Army recognizes the unwavering commitment to the Army Strong Values: Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless-Service, Honor, Integrity and Personal
Courage. The Army Strong Scholar Athlete exemplifies the U.S. Army’s high standard of excellence and commitment to these values in their scholastic, athletic and community service. They are an outstanding example of which the National Football Foundation and Section III can be proud.
5 - ALLIANCE BANK SCHOLARSHIP
We're a bank that does the unexpected. We do it locally and we're determined to do it well, which is both a hallmark of our success and the reason for it.
In a world of big and same, we're neither. We are Alliance Bank and we are proud to be different. Congratulations to all the scholar-athletes who have exhibited the leadership skills our community depends on.
1- COCA-COLA SCHOLARSHIP
We are committed to refreshing the world, inspiring moments of optimism and happiness and making a difference - Coca-Cola is proud to assist in honoring those that have the courage to shape a better future. Congratulations to all the scholar-athletes, their families, coaches, and the Central New York Chapter
of The National Football Foundation.
3- EXPRESS MART SCHOLARSHIP.
At Express Mart we are committed to giving back to the communities we serve. We are your neighbors, pitching in for the good of the community.
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TO ALL THE SCHOLAR ATHLETES
from
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FULTON, NY 13069
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ootball icial of the ear ward
This award is intended to provide recognition to an individual who has shown outstanding and meritorious
football officiating, in addition to dedication, leadership and service, to football on and off the field.
The selected individual should represent and support the foundation’s fundamental creed of athletics in concert
with scholarship and civic leadership.
THIS YEAR’S RECIPIENT - 2010: MICHAEL KERWIN
Mike Kerwin is 58 years old, married, and resides in Manlius, New York with his
wife Patty. The two parents share 5 children between them ranging in age from
32 year old Ryan, a captain in the U.S. Army, to 13 year old Chris who is a 7th
grader at C.B.A. Syracuse.
Mike is a graduate of C.B.A. Syracuse, Lemoyne College, and Syracuse University
College of Law.
He recently retired as the Chief of Detectives from the Syracuse Police
Department after 31 years. He continues his family law practice.
Mike just concluded his 13th season officiating both high school and college
football.
PREVIOUS WINNERS: 2009: DON KRUTTSCHITT • 2008: LARRY BYRNES • 2007: FRANK D’ORIO • 2006: BARRY LIPPENCOTT
2005: DENNIS HENNIGAN • 2004: PAUL NOJAIM • 2003: JOHN SPENCER • 2002: MICHAEL ALBANESE • 2001: RICHARD T. RANUCCI
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To All The Scholar Athletes
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igh chool oach of the ear ward
This award is intended to provide recognition to an individual who has shown outstanding and meritorious football
coaching, in addition to dedication, leadership and service, to football on and off the field.
The selected individual should represent and support the foundation’s fundamental creed of athletics in concert
with scholarship and civic leadership.
THIS YEAR’S RECIPIENT - 2010: CARL SANFILIPPO, BALDWINSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
Raised in Salamanca, New York
Attended Salamanca High School, Class of 1972
• 12 Varsity Letters
• All American in Football
• Jersey was retired
Attended Syracuse University on a full Football Scholarship.
Graduated 1977.
• Played for the Legendary Coach Ben Schwarzwalter and Coach Maloney.
Masters Degree from Cortland College 1987.
Coached at CBA for 8 years before arriving at Baldwinsville.
Head Football Coach Baldwinsville High School 1985 to present.
151 wins, 72 loses, 3 ties
• 9 League Championships
• 3 Sectional Titles
• 2 Regional Titles
• 1 New York State Semi Final Appearance
• Named Coach of the Year 4 times
Serves on the Section III Football Committee.
Serves on the National Football Foundation as Chairman of the Junior Combine.
Chairs the All CNY Committee for the Post Standard Newspaper
Resides in Baldwinsville, NY with wife Juliet, has two grown daughters Lauren of Baldwinsville and Justine of Baldwinsville.
Hobbies: spending time with his grand daughter Gianna and scuba diving.
PREVIOUS WINNERS:
2009: BILL CARINCI • 2008: STEVE BUSH • 2007: DAVE MOSKOV • 2006: PAUL SEALY • 2005: JOSEPH CASSAMENTO AND CALVIN MOSHER
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This award is intended to provide recognition to an individual whose efforts and activities have been in support
of amateur football and the goals of the local chapter.
Throughout the youth league, high school and collegiate playing fields of this country, these are remarkable
individuals who work tirelessly out of a pure love of the game and a desire to help our youth play it well. This award
seeks to recognize some of these noteworthy contributors.
Specific activities of the individual could range from coach to trainer to league organizer or fund raiser, and not
uncommonly all of the above. The selected individual should represent and support the Foundation’s fundamental
creed of athletics in concert with scholarship and civic leadership.
THIS YEAR’S RECIPIENT - 2010: HENRY ANDREW (ANDY) MORAN
Henry Andrew (Andy) Moran attended Solvay High School and graduated from Manlius Military
School in Manlius, NY. He went on to the University of Virginia where he attended the School of
Education and majored in math and minored in economics as well as playing football for the Virginia
Cavaliers all four seasons. He graduated in 1963 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education.
While in college, Andy met and married his wife Holly. They have four children (Paige, Drew,
Mitchell and Michele).
After graduation, Andy moved to Martinsville, VA where he taught high school math and
coached football and basketball. Soon thereafter, he moved to Richmond, VA to play semi-pro
football while working for the Marriott Corporation. In 1968, Andy hung up his cleats to focus
on career and family and moved back to his hometown of Syracuse, NY where he took over his family’s business.
Unable to leave his passion for football, he performed as an official on the high school level for many years. At the
same time he also turned back to coaching. Over the years, Andy has been part of the coaching staff of: Pop Warner,
Westhill modified, junior varsity and varsity teams. He served as defensive coordinator/linebacker coach of the
Morrisville Mustangs for seven years. He also served on the coaching staff of the Solvay modified football team (where
he was able to coach his grandson Riggs). Currently Andy is the head coach for the Marcellus Mustang modified football
team in Marcellus, NY.
Andy is the proud grandfather of eight grandchildren (Emma, Allie, Katie, Riggs, Rebecca, Louie, Zachary and the latest
arrival for Christmas 2009 - Jack). Aside from football, Andy enjoys attending his grandchildren’s many games and activities. He has been proud to be a charter member of the National Football Foundation, College Hall of Fame (CNY Chapter)
for ten years.
PREVIOUS WINNERS: 2009: THOMAS R. TATHAM • 2008: FRED DUNLAP • 2007: GEORGE MANGICARO • 2006: DICK BADER
2005: PAT TESTA • 2004: BILL PAWLOSKI • 2003: JOHN SMITH • 2002: AL VEDDER • 2001: ED FERRANTE
CRITERIA
istinguished merican ward
This award is presented on special occasions to an outstanding American, but necessarily to a former football
player. The recipient will be a person who has maintained a lifetime of interest in the game and who has, over a
long period of time, exhibiting leadership qualities and who has made a significant contribution to the betterment
of amateur football in the United States and to the quality of life for all Americans.
PREVIOUS WINNERS: 2008: HONORABLE JOHN CHERUNDOLO • 2007: E. DOUGLAS KENNA • 2005: LT. BRYAN TAYLOR, U.S.N.
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2010 Keynote Address Speaker
ene orrigan
Gene Corrigan, who served the Atlantic Coast Conference as its commissioner from 1987 through 1997 as part of a highly repected
career that included 33 years as a coach, publicist and administrator
within the ACC, was the 2006 recipient of the Marvin “Skeeter”
Francis Award. Gene is a current Board of Director of The National
Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, and serves as
Chairman of The Honors Court; this committee assesses candidates for
induction into the College Hall of Fame.
Corrigan, a 1952 graduate of Duke University where he was a four-year starter on the
lacrosse team, became the third commissioner in ACC history on September 1, 1987. his
first job with the conference, however, was as its sports information director (and the
league’s third fulltime employee) from July 1, 1967 through June 1, 1969 following a
tenure as a coach and sports information director at the University of Virginia.
After serving two years as athletic director at Washington & Lee, Corrigan returned to
Charlottesville in 1971 to begin a 10-year stint as director at UVA. In 1981, he accepted
the position of athletic director at Notre Dame, where he remained until being named
ACC commissioner in 1987.
During the last 50 years, Gene Corrigan’s fingerprints are all over intercollegiate sports
as an athlete, a coach, conference commissioner, NCAA president and finally as a knowledgeable consultant. Wherever Corrigan has been, success in athletics has followed; and
always the programs have earned a reputation for having the utmost in integrity.
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Congratulations to all
The Scholar Athletes
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Congratulations for 10 Years of Excellence!
Central New York Chapter of
The National Football
Foundation and
College Hall of
Fame, Inc.
Proud to Support
the Communities
We Serve.
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CENTRAL NEW YORK CHAPTER
The National Football Foundation
and College Hall of Fame, Inc.
ackground nformation
Founded in 1947 by Grantland Rice,General Douglas MacArthur and Colonel Earl (Red) Blaik,The National
Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame is dedicated to mobilizing the constructive forces of amateur
football, at all levels, for the benefit of society as a whole. As stated most clearly by former President - and
Foundation Gold Medal recipient - Dwight D. Eisenhower: “In football, in business, in the trades and the professions, the normal urge to excel provides one of the most hopeful assurances that our kind of society will
continue to advance and prosper. Morale…the will to win, the fighting heart…are the honored hallmarks of
the football coach and player.This morale, this will, this heart…we need not only in athletic teams as individual, but collectively.” To preserve and encourage these values in our nation’s youth, The National Football
Foundation helps to bring together all of the organized groups that play, coach, administer, support and report
amateur football.
THE MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION ARE DEDICATED TO:
l.Preserving the spirit of football,its character-building attributes and its vital role in the education process.
2. Fostering the use of these attributes and its vital role in the development of scholarship and leadership.
3. Recognizing and honoring accomplishments both on and off the playing field.
4. Providing permanence to the history of these accomplishments.
Today, The National Football Foundation - with more than 19,000 members in over 100 Chapters throughout the United States - conducts two major programs that make significant contributions in achieving these
lofty goals.
I. THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARDS
The Foundation’s Scholar-Athlete Awards are divided into two categories, local and national.
LOCAL SCHOLAR-ATHLETES - HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL
Educators, coaches and community leaders agree that education and development values must be taught
at this level.The National Football Foundation’s Chapters provide the local community with positive role models by recognizing those individuals in their community who best exemplify all three qualifications:
1. Outstanding academic application and performance
2. Exemplary school leadership and citizenship
3. Superior football performance
NATIONAL SCHOLAR-ATHLETES - COLLEGE LEVEL
Although the basic requirements remain the same - Scholarship,Citizenship and Football Performance - the
competition is clearly more intense.The National Football Foundation’s National Scholar-Athletes are truly representative of our nation’s best and brightest.To date,The National Football Foundation has awarded ScholarAthlete scholarships totaling nearly seven million dollars.
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Since its early beginnings in 1951, The College Football Hall of Fame has grown to become one of the
world’s major sports shrines.Today, more than 780 players and coaches - those whose careers have exemplified the Foundation’s basic creed of Scholarship, Citizenship and Performance - are enshrined at The College
Football Hall of Fame in South Bend,Indiana.The temple of the great college football men,honoring those who
have honored the game with their contributions, is the creation and ongoing commitment of The National
Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. In addition,The Annual Kickoff Classic at the Meadowlands in
New Jersey provides a major source of revenue to support The Foundation and its scholarship programs.
Other activities sponsored by The National Football Foundation include the Annual Awards Dinner, the awarding of the MacArthur Bowl and Championship trophies to all Divisions of College Football.
The National Football Foundation seeks to not only honor the great players and coaches in the history of
College Football but to also inspire our nation’s youth to compete on the athletic fields and in the classroom
and to assume leadership roles on the high school and college campuses today.
The National Football Foundation honors men who honor the game, men who have revealed a love of
country, concern for their fellow man and the nation’s youth — men who get involved in community affairs,
men who care about today’s problems and tomorrow’s leadership.
In a broad but very significant sense The National Football Foundation is a nationwide educational organization. It enlists the ex-player, educator, athletic director and coach, the football official, writer and commentator, and the football fan in the service of the American youth. It strives to promote football as an integral and
wholesome part of our educational processes; to inculcate the ideals of sportsmanship into the mind of the
spectator as well as that of the player; and to encourage the most beneficial direction and playing of the game
at schools and colleges throughout the country.
To achieve its aims, the Foundation seeks to establish the true concept of football and to gain recognition
of the significant role it plays in the preservation and advancement of our way of life. It endeavors to attain
these goals by disseminating relevant information through its own publications and the other voices that reach
the public, by granting awards and fellowships for postgraduate study to college seniors who have been outstanding in football ability, academic achievement and campus leadership during their undergraduate years,
and by honoring in the College Football Hall of Fame those college players and coaches whose deeds and lives
during and after their playing and coaching days have been exemplary and inspiring.
Throughout the country, over 19,000 members of The Foundation, working through their local chapters
honor and award to high school scholar-athletes fellowships for their college undergraduate studies.
The Foundation, in accomplishing its purposes, serves not only the youth but the nation as well. High
school and college football, conducted and played in the proper way, teaches lessons which, together with
those taught in the classroom, help mold young Americans sound in heart, mind and body.
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CENTRAL NEW YORK CHAPTER
The National Football Foundation
and College Hall of Fame, Inc.
cholar thlete ward inners
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ST. LAWRENCE
MCLEAN BEYOR
CORNELL
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ITHACA COLLEGE
KYLE L. SCHARLES
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
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UTICA COLLEGE
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Past Scholar Athletes and Year
Past Scholars - Athletes and Year
HIGH SCHOOL
ADIRONDACK
Steve Haller
Nicholas Reppard
Eamonn DeGraaf
Kyle Armstrong
Travis J. Lemon
Michael K. Wilbert
Craig Dittl
2001
2002
2004
2006
2007
2008
2009
ALTMAR PARRISH - WILLIAMSPORT
Lewis Simmons
2003
Nathan Russell
2005
William J. Cefaratti
2006
Aaron D. Ingersoll
2007
Michael G. Phillips, Jr.
2008
AUBURN
Jeff Bryant
Mike Hovey
Bryan Newcomb
Carl Festa
Bryant Carnicelli
Eric S. Miller
Matthew Hoey
Michael Miskell
BALDWINSVILLE
Chris Stahl
Craig Simons
Shawn Herrman
Jason Boltus
Brent Quimby
John Lawrence
Timothy J. Witherbee
Evan M. Twombly
Brian Wilson
2001
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
BISHOP GRIMES
Roland Burke
2005
BISHOP LUDDEN
Andrew Murray
Connor Sweeney
2004
2008
CAMDEN
Aaron Wdowin
Kyle Graham
David Patrick
Jeffrey Sanders
Ryan Loomis
Ryan O’Hara
Timothy Patrick Sullivan
Daniel L. Zeller
Kyle Coniff
CANASTOTA
Brian Kropa
Robert Watkins
Daniel Gaglianese
Craig A. Kropa
Jason Sgarlata
Matthew L. Owens
Benjamin T. Rinauto
Ryan Merrell
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
CARTHAGE
Jared Little
Matt Zando
Paul Zando
Thomas Eighmey
McLean Beyor
John T. Murphy, Jr.
Z. Perrin Gerber
James Grimm
2001
2002
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
CATO MERIDIAN
Jonathon McDonald
Andrew Kazulak
Nick Snow
T.K. Hayden
Dillon Caswell
2001
2002
2003
2007
2009
CAZENOVIA
Corey Flynn
Adam Kulczycky
Craig Perkins
Ben Koesterer
Jake Dorsey
Kevin Duffy
Thomas Eschen, Jr.
Arthur J. Bigsby III
Sean Dougherty
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
CENTRAL SQUARE / PAUL V. MOORE
David Foster
2001
Andrew Bliss
2002
Josh Rice
2003
Shaun Waldron
2004
Justin Campeau
2005
Travis Castleman
2006
Jacob Domachowske
2007
Dennis Timmons
2008
Matthew McChesney
2009
CHITTENANGO
John Gordon
Kein Trease
Mike Kern
Alex Tripoli
Brandon Corp
Matthew B. Mikulka
Jeffrey R. Hayes
Ryan Schiedo
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2007
2008
2009
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY
Dan Paulus
2001
Marcello Distasio Jr.
2002
Chris Paulus
2003
Joseph Battaglia
2004
Richard Cummings
2005
Matt Kinnan
2006
Nicholas A. Trasolini
2007
Zachary J. Brown
2008
Jay Petosa
2009
CICERO-NORTH SYRACUSE
Mike Tucci
Mark Schnobrich
Curtis Johnson
Travis Gang
Kyle Dolan
Mike Meola, Jr.
Gregory Larioni
Daniel M. Minahan
Chad Dubiel
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2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
CLINTON CENTRAL
James Jarrett
2009
COOPERSTOWN
Michael Senchyshyn
Jeremy Holmes
Chris Zoeller
Nick Schifano
Travis Walrath
Lucas Edward Niedzialkowski
Michael J. Croft
Dan Senif
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
CORCORAN
Mary Montague
John Burgess
Melaquan Saffold
Rashad M. Burns
Quashawn Gran
2003
2004
2006
2008
2009
CORTLAND
Dan Pitcher
Nicholas Reisweber
Jeremiah J. Hartnett
Matthew J. Pitcher
Jake Bryson
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
DOLGEVILLE
Robert Wein
Ryan Jorrey
Kelsey J. Brandow
Clay Ardoin
2001
2006
2008
2009
EAST SYRACUSE MINOA
Kevin Gowin
Joshua Anderson
Sean Condon
Justin Taylor
Adam Brainard
Cory Graham
Nicholas Kolod
Mick Letcher
Eric Waltz
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
FAYETTEVILLE MANLIUS
William Cummings
Elliot T. Goode
Ryan Twichell
Jonathon Kolozsvary
David Mackintosh
Isaac Bailey
Ethan Gilbert
Michael J. Riccione
Chris Quinn
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
FOWLER
Syeeb Howard
Jerrell Grady
Jeremiah Chandler
Jowan Thornton
Chad Hayden
Prince Mack
Brian Jones
Forrest Williams, Jr.
Ron Pugh
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Congratulations to all the Scholar Athletes
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FRANKFORT-SCHUYLER
Marc Reina
Ryan Button
Todd Storey
Hank A. Penree
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2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
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Nicholas Barnes
Matthew Pollock
Harry Merritt
Zachary Bogardus
Dan Pollock
Tony A. Cortese
Connan E. Ingham
Jacob Osborn
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2008
2009
GENERAL BROWN
Christopher Soluri
Matthew Ganter
Steve Vigliotti
Derek Lane
Richard Lagos
Thomas Lagos
Jeffrey Fournier
Josh Dietterich
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2009
HAMILTON
Zac Darrow
Dan Roe
Jared York
2004
2005
2006
HANNIBAL
Ron March
Douglas Andrew Morgan
Dustin L. Eells
2001
2007
2008
HENNINGER
Javon Taylor
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Thomas Davis
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Doug Fulmer, Jr.
Jeffrey Petersen II
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Timothy W. Rommel
Matt Kline
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
HERKIMER
Jason Stack
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Kyle Crandall
Arthur Zhushma
John Crandall
2003
2004
2005
2008
2009
HOMER
Aaron LeFever
Russell Oechsle
Luke Siwula
Derrick Hartnett
John Williams
Trevor J. O’Gorman
Mike Carboine
Brandon Simonetta
2001
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
ILION
Anthony Bonvino
Andrew Lytwynec
Jacob Woudenberg
Chris Malley
Eric Lachacz
Andrew Dusseault
2001
2002
2003
2006
2007
2009
IMMACULATE HEART CENTRAL
David Gebo
2001
Samuel Burgess
2002
John Northrup
2003
Christian Spicer
2004
Jordan Mentry
2005
Jordan Yuhas
2006
Luke B. Kalemas
2008
Antonio Doldo
2009
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Ryan Steenberg
Grant Anderson
Brad Heil
Andrew Cottet
Kyle Jenner
Ross M. Greenky
Alex William Jorgensen
2001
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
JORDAN ELBRIDGE
Nick Doerr
Brandon Farrar
Kyle Guadagnolo
Timothy Berwind
Salvatore DiSanza, Jr.
John P. Thomas
Jason Coleman
James R. Hohm
William Smithson
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
LAFAYETTE
Brett Dennis
Shawn Coon
William O’Brien
Cory M. Russell
Scott W. Harrington
2002
2004
2006
2007
2008
LITTLE FALLS
Barry Spaulding
Jeffrey W. Mendl
James G. Sarto
Andrew Gorinshek
2006
2007
2008
2009
LIVERPOOL
Matthew Gervais
Jeffrey Snyder
Matthew Ventre
Brandon Watters
Brendan Rogers
Cory Gionet
John Matthew Root
Paul L. Stanzione
Daniel Wentworth
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
LOWVILLE ACADEMY
Patrick Reagan
Harold Honey
Kenneth Birchenough
John Cushing
Matthew McHugh
David Widrick
Ross M. Virkler
William H. Snyder
Joshua Jones
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
MARCELLUS
Nick Larkin
Eric Kraus
Ben Sopchak
Bill Kinney
Corey Fike
Patrick D. Keegan
Jeffrey Watson
Greg Kelly
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
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Matthew Colvin
Russell Daniels
Christopher Widell
Kenny Wood
Travis Ladd
David H. Kinney
Michael Mournighan
2001
2002
2003
2006
2007
2008
2009
NEW HARTFORD
Kevin Bartoszek
Jeremy Kozak
Vito Pugliano
Shaun McQueary
Ed Timpano
Travis Owens
Kyle B. Hutchinson
Zachary T. Armstrong
John Boyle
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
NEW YORK MILLS
Nicholas Houle
2006
NOTTINGHAM
Kory Lobdell
Brandon Clark
Shaton Clark
Chaz W. Legette
Adam Lee Mika
Kevin Kassel Sabine
Terrence Warren
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
NOTRE DAME
Anthony Altieri
Michael Buffa
2002
2005
ONEIDA
John Lanzafame
Kevin Donegan
Robert Kramer
Devin Blessing
Mark Morris
Matthew D. Kramer
Edward Dale Ano
Ryan Kramer
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
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Jon LeMessurier
2001
Chris Mayotte
2002
Kyle Martin
2003
Mike Hart
2004
Felipe Diaz
2005
Joseph Brewer
2006
Justin Rogers
2008
Zach Holbrook
2009
OSWEGO
Ryan DeRose
Dom Scanlon
Nicholas Cummings
David Winklebleck
Jeremy D. Linn
Abe McAndrew
2003
2004
2005
2007
2008
2009
PHOENIX
Eric Mason
Adam Wood
Ryan Milliken
Randall C. Bittel
Matthew Lippert
Travis Hughes
Jacob Deshaies
Alex Milliken
2001
2002
2003
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
PORT BYRON
Sean O’Hora
Michael L. Bernardoni
2007
2008
PULASKI
Joe Kondratowicz
Nick Sottung
Brandon Mahaffy
Tyler Perry
Daniel M. Pastuf
Michael J. Buckley
Joseph B. Bright
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
ROME CATHOLIC
Christopher N. Pallas
2007
ROME FREE ACADEMY
Derrick Hogan
Chet DiBari
Perry Edwards
Tim Szczerba
Thomas Manning
Joe DiMaggio
Thomas Brognano
Kal Patrick Campbell
Justin Torres
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
SANDY CREEK
Timothy Blodgett
Joseph Spano
R. Russell Sperati
Jeremy J. Freeman
Troy J. Shirley
Troy J. Shirley
Michael Elkin
2001
2002
2004
2006
2007
2008
2009
SAUQUOIT VALLEY
Patrick J. Julian, Jr.
2008
SKANEATELES
Alexander Kelsen
Linus W. Walton, Jr.
Kenneth Dean
Drake Hill
2005
2007
2008
2009
SOLVAY
Todd Acchione
Brandon Fougnier
Mike Wall
Salvatore Cavallaro
Christopher Martinez
Brian R. Goodrich
Joseph V. Frateschi
Benjamin E. Carl
Thomas Hayes
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
SOUTH JEFFERSON
J. Hunter Greene
Sean Majo
Jon Jerome
Michael Burgess
Edward Blackford
Patrick Blackford
Anthony M. Behling
Jamison P. Crast
Kevin Deon
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
THOUSAND ISLANDS
Brendan Geiss
Nathan Kieff
Lance Peterson Jr.
Jordan Jones
Bryan Wiley
Adam J. Powers
Tim Freitag
2001
2002
2003
2005
2006
2008
2009
TULLY
Matthew Brophy
Josh VanBuskirk
Timothy Bedore
Sam Sirota
Tom Sproul
Jonathan Stidd
Dylan P. Doody
2001
2002
2003
2005
2006
2007
2008
WATERTOWN
Joshua L. Pierce
2008
WEEDSPORT
Brian Bach
Tyler Saladin
Matthew Drury
Michael Case
Adam M. Quigley
Jacob Ekross
2002
2003
2004
2005
2007
2008
WEST CANADA
Jacob Sloan
Benjamin E. Maxwell
2007
2008
WEST GENESEE
Mike Baracco
Shawn Freitas
Chris Whipple
Bryan Stanistreet
Sean Richards
Anthony V. Mangovski
Patrick J. Scott
Timothy P. Moran
Michael Gagnon
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
WESTHILL
Joe DiFabio
Christopher Marando
Evan Flynn
Justin Kurtz
Alan Coholan
Alexander Lee
Joseph Q. Bright
Derek R. Kurtz
Ben Longo
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
WESTMORELAND
Josh White
Ben Zamperetti
T.J. Losowski
2002
2003
2009
WHITESBORO
Mark Van Deusen
Kenneth Smith
Geoff Henderson
Eric Reile
Daryl Kasprowizz
Josh Mullen
Thomas Havener
Steven S. Karboski, Jr.
Sean Wlock
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
Past Scholars Athletes and Year
COLLEGE
COLGATE UNIVERSITY
John Frieser
John Frieser
John Frieser
Jared Nepa
Michael Gallihugh
Michael Gallihugh
Greg Sullivan
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2002
2003
2004
2006
2007
2008
2009
CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Joe Splendorio
Ricky Rahne
Keith Ferguson
Neil Morrissey
Brad Kitlowski
Patrick Potts
Anthony Macaluso
Michael Boyd
Luke Siwula
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
SUNY CORTLAND
Matthew Urciuoli
Brian Babst
Todd Goodwin
Mike Stepnick
Ryan DeCamp
Joshua Jablonski
Adam Haas
Jeff Beck
Andrew Giulino
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
HAMILTON COLLEGE
Ron Thomas
Christopher Weeden Jr.
Sam Bowlby
Sean Thorsen
2001
2002
2004
2005
ITHACA COLLEGE
Adam Grossman
Brian Young
Justin Daly
Seth Molisani
Jeff Welch
Dustin Ross
Justin Brunell
Ryan Terlecki
Matt Scalice
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
MORRISVILLE STATE
Tom Britton
Chad Rowe
Sean Field
Jarrett O’Hara
Richard Roberts
Eddie Hull
2002
2003
2005
2007
2008
2009
ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY
Jesse Hoffman
Brendan Hayes
Patrick Reagan
James Buchanan
Hank Anderson
Bradley Heil
Andrew Welkley
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
Kyle Johnson
Josh Thomas
Troy Nunes
Rich Scanlon
Matthew Tarullo
Tommy Harris
Michael Sklarosky
Dowayne Davis
Ryan Durand
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
UTICA COLLEGE
James Proniewych
Ben Atwood
2008
2009
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more than 77 years.
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What you may not know, is that
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“Unquestionable Resolve”
Bombers
Bombers
Bombers
Bombers
Bombers
Bombers
Kyle L. Scharles
Ithaca College
Canandaigua Academy
If only the skeptics were here now . .
With love and pride, Mom and Dad
CCCCC
CCCCC
CCCCC
CCCCC
CCCCC
Eric Kahl
Utica College
The Utica College Pioneers Congratulate
Eric Kahl for an outstanding career at Utica.
Best wishes in the
Dr. of Physical Therapy Program at UC.
Fear the Moose . . .
Bryan Wiley
SUNY Cortland
We are proud of all your hard work and dedication
to football! We have enjoyed every game!
What memories you made! Follow your dreams!
Love, Mom, Dad, Matt, Scott and Elizabeth
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Joe Shue
Morrisville State
“Never back down from a challenge.”
Naeal Abu-Speitan
East Syracuse-Minoa H.S.
Joshua Cruz
Your achievements on and off the field have made all
of us proud. You are an example for other to follow.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Fowler High School
Congratulations
Erik D. Tuttle
Kevin W. Bachmann II
Thousand Islands High School
Congratulations
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Cato-Meridian High School
We are very proud of all you have accomplished!
Enjoy your future!
Mom, Dad and Casey
Rory J. Spain
Matthew Lucas Folts
Tully High School
Cooperstown High School
Congratulations!
We are very proud you.
Mom, Dad and Michael
We are so proud of how you have overcome
your obstacles.
Love Michael, Mom and Quincey
Congratulations
Scott Bruening
Skaneateles High School
Kenny Schunck
Jamesville-Dewitt High School
Congratulations Kenny on
your outstanding achievement!
Love, Mom, Dad & Matt
Wishing you ALL THE BEST For The Next 4 Years,
ON and OFF the FIELD at the
University of Rochester
Play Hard! . . . STUDY HARDER!!!
Mom, Dad, Justin,
Grammie & Gramps Bruening
Grandma & Grandpa Stearns
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Stephen Liuzza
McLean Beyor
St. Lawrence University
Cornell University
Congratulations to Steven Liuzza on an Outstanding
Career for the Big Red.
All the best to you from the Cornell Football Family
James McKenzie #60
Greg Sullivan
Syracuse University
Congratulations from
Mom, Dad, Kate, Mike (and Pop Pop)
Colgate
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James M. Cochran
Zachary Kudla
Homer High School
We’re all proud of you. Remember to keep study
ing hard. Keep CHRIST in your life and never forget to have fun. Ride the roller coaster of life, and
harvest the fruits of live.
Love you, Mom, Dad
Port Byron High School
“Life is not measured by the number of breaths we
take, but by the moments that take our breath away
. . . do what you like, like what you do because
life is good!”
NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION OF
CERTIFIED FOOTBALL OFFICIALS
The Syracuse Chapter of the New York State
Association of Certified Football Officials
is currently seeking New Candidates to officiate
Section 3 High School Football for the 2008 season
Contact Jim Verrette at 622.1596 or 559-2096
Matthew Butler
LARRY BYRNES - President
BILL BRYANT - Vice President
JOSEPH CARFAGNO - Secretary/Treasurer
MICHAEL ALBANESE, JR. - Supervisor of Officials
DON VICARIO - Rules Interpreter
JIM VERRETTE - Membership Chairman
JOSEPH SAYA - Past President
West Canada High School
Congratulations Matthew,
your family is proud of you.
Mom, Dad, Eric and Kyle
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“Don’t Spend Your Life Wishing it Away”
Take Nothing for Granted”
Jeffrey B. Law
Koby D. Fowler
Westhill High School
Sandy Creek Central School
Your hard work has paid off. We are very proud of
you! Good luck with what lies ahead. We know you
will do well at whatever you choose.
Love, Mom, Dad, Steve, Carrie, Jackie & Pete
We are very proud of you and your accomplishments,
on and off the field. The “heart” you possess is unparalleled, and will serve you well in all you do.
Dad, Mom and Katelyn
“There is Destiny that makes us Brothers.
None goes his way alone, and all we send into
the lives of others, comes Back into our own.”
Continue to Lead the Way and never
settle for 2nd Best!
Andrew Frasier
Patrick Gibbons
CBA 2010
Carthage High School
Congratulations Andrew! We’re proud of You!
Love, Mom, Dad, Kevin & John
We are extremely proud of your accomplishments.
Love, Mom & Dad
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“Accept challenges so that you may feel
the exhilaration of victory”
“All the things you are, are all the things
we dreamed you’d be. . .”
Chad T. Dorrance
DJ Ingham
Cazenovia Central School
G. Ray Bodley High School
Football has been so much fun for all of us we are proud of you!
Mom, Dad and Kayla
We’re so proud of you!
Mom, Dad and Connan
Andrew J. Talarico
Corcoran High School
It’s not the castles that you build but the foundations that are important
Frankfort-Schuyler
High School
We are so proud of you. We love you very much.
Mom, Dad, Frankie, Amanda and Sparky
Love,
Mom, Dad, and Kelsey
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Michael Gebo
Paul V. Moore High School
Dameyan L. Williams
Proud of you always,
Mom, Dad, Cin, Chris & George
Indian River High School
Congratulations
“Play Like a Champion Today”
“Life - it’s not about waiting for the
storm to pass. . . It’s about
learning to dance in the rain
Jacob A. Powell
Christopher M. Robotham
General Brown High School
Dolgeville High School
We are very proud of your accomplishments, keep
striving to attain your dreams
Love, Mom, Dad & Laura
Chris, may you always laugh, have fun and keep
dancing in the rain. We are proud of you.
Love always, Mom and Dad
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“Greater is He, that is in you”
“Most look up and admire the stars. A
champion climbs a mountain and grabs one.”
1 John 4, Ch.4V
Cameron T. Robinson
Henninger High School
Holden J. Coon
Camden High School
“Each one, Teach one”
Love Mom, Dad, Shanna, RJ, Corbin, Anija,
Courtney, Family and Friends
We love you ~
Mom, Dad, Hayley, Aubrey & Nora
“Play everyday as if it were your last.”
Justin Roy Hirschey
Lowville Academy C.H.S.
Kasey P. McConnell
Because of your self-discipline and dedication,
we know you will succeed. Have fun too!
Proud of you, Mom, Dad, Marissa and Richard
Congratulations – We are all very proud of you.
Mom, Dad, and Korey
Pulaski Middle-Senior H.S.
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Dylan J. Hoffman
R.J. Lostumbo
New Hartford High School
Solvay High School
Dedication, Determiniation, Domination that has been
your creed. Now go forth and conquer.
Love, Mom, Dad, Bryan and the rest of your family.
Congratulations RJ! Remember that hard work will
always get you where you want to go
Love you, Mom, Dad, Marisa, Mallory & Chris
The sun shines not on you, but in you. . .
“Waiting is the hardest part.”
Michael R. Tornatore III Anthony Hansen Bianchi
Canastota High School
Cicero-North Syracuse H.S.
Michael, Life is God’s gift to you, the way you live
it is your gift to God. Make it Fantastic!! We love you
so very much and are so very proud of you!!
Love, Dad, Mom, Erin, Nick and Lonna
Always believe in yourself, and you will succeed!
We are so proud of you!
Love, Mom, Gramma Hansen
and all of you family
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“It’s not the size of the dog in the fight. . .
it’s the size of the fight in the dog!”
Daniel J. Walts
Vernon-Verona-Sherrill H.S.
Ryan Shene
Oneida High School
May you never lose that desire you possess,
to be your best in everything you do!
~ Mom, Dad, family and friends
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence,
therefore, is not an act but a habit.” - Aristotle
“Some people say football is a matter of life or death,
but I assure you it is much more serious than that.”
– Bill Shankly
Michael R. Brown
Oswego High School
Connor M. Smart
Jordan-Elbridge High School
Congratulation on a job well done. (COL 3:23)
We Love You - Mom, Dad, and Logan
We are very proud of you, and we hope that you will
find success and happiness in all of your future
endeavors.
Love, Mom andDad
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Edward Lukowski
David K. Bowers
Auburn High School
Westmoreland High School
Edward, Remember you can achieve anything you put
your mind too!
Love, Mom, Dad, Granma & Grandpa Espasito
You’re always reaching for success - We are very
proud of you.
Mom, Dad, Ryan and Alyssa
“Size isn’t everything”
“In due season you shall reap, if you faint not”
James L. Wright
Caleb E. Wright
Liverpool High School
Congratulations, Jimmy!
We are so very proud of you!
Love, Dad, Mom, Pop, Nana, Grandpa, Grandma,
Patrick and Michael
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Cortland High School
Remember who’s #1 and keep working hard The harvest will come.
We Love You! Mom & Dad
“The harder you work. the harder it is
to surrender.” – Vince Lombardi
“Success is measured by Determination”
Grant C. White, Jr.
South Jefferson High School
Do what matters the most, Do it with passion, and
Enjoy the Journey
Love Mom, Dad and Karissa
Conor P. Cosgrove
Bishop Ludden High School
Love,
Mom, Dad & Hayley
“Contact & Intensity”
Daniel D. Roberts
Mt. Markham High School
As one chapter in your life ends, others will soon
begin. Thank you for the memories!
Much love from Your Family.
Niko Manning
Baldwinsville School District
We are proud of you.
Love, your entire family
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“People don’t win because they’re physically
stronger. It’s because they’re stronger between
the ears.” – Alex Shaffer
The 6 W’s
—
”Work
Will
Win
When
Wishing
Won’t”
Ryan D. Critelli
Nathan Sammons
Sauquoit Valley Central
High School
Little Falls High School
You make us so proud! We love you!
Dad, Mom, Andrew & Matthew
“Do what you can, with what you have,
Where you are.” – Theodore Roosevelt
“Practice makes perfect
but competition breeds champions”
Abraham J. Jordan
Thomas Burgess
Weedsport High School
Immaculate Heart Central
Your honesty, courage and character are cherished,
Thank You, Mom, Dad and Opie
You’re Our Champion Tom. From your biggest fans:
Mike, Bobbie, Drew, Mike Catherine
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“Make Yourself Proud”
“Every Down Counts”
William James Fiacchi Joseph E. Corey, Jr.
Marcellus High School
Sherburn-Earlville H.S.
Thanks for the memories. Good luck in the future
in everything you do. We are so proud.
Your Family
Don’t stop playing until whistle blows.
We are very proud of you.
We love you Dad, Mom, and Kelly
“It’s not whether you get knocked down. It’s
whether you get up again.”
– Vincent Lombardi
Craig D. Martin
James P. Wilson
Chittenango High School
Mexico Academy
We’re proud of you and look forward to enjoying
your future accomplishments with you
Your Family
You’ve done us proud, Jim
Love, Mom, Dad, Matt and Joe
Thanks Coach Murabito
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Remember to give your all to the “team
– on and off the field
Steven C. Palmer
Michael O’Neil
Fayetteville-Manlius H.S.
Good luck in all you do, Mike!
Love, Your Family
APW High School
Your perseverence is admirable & will serve you well
in life! We’re so proud of you!
Love, Dad, Mom, Greg, Kate, & Tim
Joshua David Visalli
Joshua J. Mims
Nottingham High School
Congratulations
Whitesboro High School
Courage is not measured by the muscles in a man’s
arm, but by what is in his heart; always do what’s
right. We are all proud of you!
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