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S E C T I O N 6
Kyle Barna leadsMedina into theClass B Playoffs
TonawandaReadies toFace Fredonia
Moran LeadsSouthwesternOn the Lines
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This Week’s Lineup:
9 McGowan Leads ‘Dogs
Kenmore East fell behind 22-0 at the half
and lost to arch-rival Kenmore West 42-0
last weekend. If the Bulldogs are going to
beat Sweet Home in the playoffs, they
will need a big game from junior LB Kurt
McGowan.
10 Isler Runs Hards for North
Williamsville North lost to Grand Island
30-15 last weekend in the final regular-
season game. If the Spartans are going to
advance in the playoffs, they will rely on
senior captain Derick Isler to carry the
load.
13 Pioneer Enjoys Bliss
Pioneer lost their final regular-season
game to Eden 28-14 last weekend. If
Pioneer is going to get past Burgard and
advance in the Class B playoffs, they
will need big games from senior Justin
Bliss.
18 Warriors Ready for Playoff
ContentsOCTOBER 24, 2013
4 ... WNY Notebook
5 ... Players of the Week
7 ... League Look-Ins
13 ... 2010 Notebook
16 ... Team Reports
40 ... Standings
41 ... Leader Board
42 ... Around The State
44 ... Campus News
47 ... Extra Point
Tonawanda trailed just 18-13 at the half
and lost to North Tonawanda 45-21 last
weekend. If Tonawanda is going to
upset Fredonia in the playoffs, they will
need a big night from senior LB Paul
Palladino.
Cauley Honored for Rivalry WinHamburg coach Pat Cauley was named the Buffalo
Bills / NY National Guard Coach of the Week after hisBulldogs beat archrival Frontier 14-7 last week.
“I’m so proud of these kids for staying together andbattling,” Cauley said. “We got down again.
Frontier scored first when Kevin Hamilton scooped upa fumble and returned it 20 yards for a TD. Hamburganswered later in the first quarter when Mitch Gomolkabroke away for a 60-yard TD run.
Gomolka led the ground game for the Bulldogs as herushed for 187 yards on 18 carries.
“He broke hiscollarbone whenwe were still inshorts and t-shirts,” Cauleysaid. “He’s justnow getting up tofull speed.”
Hamburg tookthe lead whenMark Myles scam-pered 55 yards fora TD in the secondquarter. The wasno scoring afterthe break.
“It was a toughfootball game,”Cauley said.“We’ve been inclose games allyear. Every gamewe’ve played hasbeen a one-pos-session game. Wejust found a way towin this one.”
Hamburg hasbeen battling injuries since the season started... literally.
“We’ve been fighting from the first week,” Cauley said.“We’ve been beat up but we are learning together ascoaches and players.”
Vinny Sardo, the RB with the most experience and themost yards from the 2012 season, injured his knee on thefirst play of the first game of the season.
“That was a tough way to start,” Cauley said. “I thinkhe would have had a great season.”
In fact, Hamburg beat Frontier with third-string QB TomCoyne at the controls of the offense. Starting QB ColinDaly was hurt in the second game. Backup quarterback,Alex Suchan, was hurt in the 18-13 loss to South Park inWeek 6
“Tom played great,” Cauley said. “The kids believed inhim. He plays hard wherever we put him. He’s just a foot-
ball player.”Cauley, in his first season as a varsity football coach,
has never seen anything like the MASH unit that theBulldogs became this season.
“I’ve coached a lot of sports for a lot of seasons,” hesaid. “This has been the most unique situation I haveever seen. It’s been tough but it’s been a credit to thewhole group that we keep fighting. If you keep persisting,you will be rewarded. Friday night, we got that reward.The kids got it done and I am proud of them.”
With the win, Hamburg broke Frontier’s 3-year winningstreak in the rivalryand now leads theseries 30-27-1.
Cauley, a 1984-graduate of SweetHome, played foot-ball, basketballand baseball... andmore.
“I also playedclub hockey,” hesaid. “I left basket-ball practice andwould go playhockey. I nevertold my basketballcoach until yearslater. He neverknew I playedhockey, too. I don’tknow how I everdid my homework.”
While Cauley isa first-year headcoach in varsityfootball, he is hard-ly a raw rookie.
He was thehead varsity basketball coach at Sweet Home for twoseasons because accepting the job at Hamburg where hecoached for 12 years. He has also coached football atHamburg in various capacities for 13 years. In addition,Cauley has coached cross country, track and baseball atHamburg over that time.
The only thing Cauley is really new at is being anAthletic Director... which he was named at Hamburg dur-ing the summer.
“I guess I’m an administrator now,” Cauley said, “butwhat I really am is a coach. That’s where I feel most com-fortable, being around the kids. We have high schoolsports to help students with their growth and enhance theeducational process. The support we have from Hamburgadministration and the community is outstanding.”
Buffalo Bills & NY National Guard Coach of the Week
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Hamburg coach Pat Cauley was named the Coach of the Week by theBuffalo Bills an the NY National Guard after his Bulldogs beat archrivalFrontier 14-7 last weekend.
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The playoffs are upon us. It’s the time of the year when highschool legends are made. Some players will simply add on to alegacy that has been building throughout their careers.
For others, however, there might a single defining momentthat takes them from just being a member of the team tosomeone their peers will talk about for decades at local busi-nesses, reunions, and watering holes.
Having a huge playoff game or making a significant play iswhat people will remember…and we’ve had a few over theyears. Games are sometimes referred by the name of the play-er who made “the play”.
Not many people knew much about about Matt Crandallfrom Cattaraugus-LV until he ranfor 383 yards against MapleGrove at the Ralph. TheTimberwolves win is known asthe “Matt Crandall Game.”
North Tonawanda won aState Title in 2009. During theirplayoff run a little-known backby the name of DarrikBloomfield came up with bigplay after big play on both sidesof the ball. He was known allover the state after he caughtthe game-winning TD pass inthe Lumberjacks’ win over NewRochelle in the NYS title gameat the Carrier Dome.
Andy Wolffe was a seldom-used WR for Iroquois. When star RB Steve Mamak was injuredin the Class A Final, Wolffe was placed into emergency RBduties for the Far West Regionals. Wolffe set all sorts of NYSrecords when he scored 7 TDs in a 71-53 win over Eastridge.
Springville’s “Touchdown Tony” Baker led the Griffins to awin at The Ralph during a blizzard. “Touchdown Tony” is anickname that will stick in people’s minds for a long time!
A key defensive play can solidify one’s status in campuslore. Alden’s Nick Foss broke through the Lackawanna line totrip up Steelers’ QB Christian Smith on a potential game-tying2-point conversion at The Ralph.
Depew’s Greg Osika and Kevin Dudkowski were part of aWildcats team that made a huge goal-line stand against ScottDrosendahl and East Aurora.
Even kickers can provide moment of glory. In 2009, GrandIsland’s Nate Benoit kicked a 42-yard FG in the rain on amuddy field to beat Williamsville South in a playoff game.Clarence’s Stephen Hughes kicked a last-second FG to beatOrchard Park at The Ralph... it was his first-ever FG attempt!
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Players of the Week
Alex Smythe had a huge day as herushed 34 times for 228 yards and 3TDs to lead Eden past Pioneer 28-14.Smythe scored on runs of 2, 15 and 19yards. He also caught 2 passes for 65yards and another TD and made 6 tack-les on defense.
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Matt Webber led a fierce defensiveeffort as he made 11 tackles, recorded aQB sack and recovered 2 fumbles inLake Shore’s 58-0 win over Riverside.The Eagles won their third straightgame as they recorded their firstshutout of the season.
DefenseMatt Webber - Lake Shore
Jacob Haight averaged 40 yards on 5kickoffs and got off a 54-yard punt inBarker’s 48-21 loss to Bennett lastweekend. Haight also kicked a PAT,rushed for 148 yards and 2 TDs on 13carries, caught a 25-yard TD pass andran for a 2-point PAT.
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SECTION VI PLAY-OFFSCLASS AA
Niagara Falls @ Jamestown, Friday, 7:00Lockport @ Frontier, Friday, 7:00Clatrence @ Orchard Park, Friday, 7:00Lancaster @ Kenmore West, Saturday, 2:00
CLASS AKenmore East @ Sweet Home, Saturday, 2:00Williamsville North @ South Park, Friday, 7:30Grtand Island @ McKinley, Friday, 7:30West Seneca East @ Wmsville South, Friday, 7:00
CLASS BMedina @ Alden, Friday, 7:00Pioneer @ Burgard, Saturday, 2:30 (All High)Eden @ Cheektowaga, Friday, 7:00Bennett @ Depew, Friday, 7:30
CLASS CFalconer @ Cleve Hill, Saturday, 2:00Southwestern @ Akron, Friday, 7:00Tonawanda @ Fredonia, Friday, 8:00Lackawanna @ Salamanca, Friday, 7:00
CLASS DCassadaga Valley @ Ellicottville, Friday, 7:30Randolph (Bye)Maple Grive-CLake (Bye)Portville (Bye)
CLASS DDFrewsburg @ Sherman, Saturday, 1:30Panama @ Cattaraugus-LV, Friday, 7:00
CHUCK FUNKE MEMORIAL CLASSIC GAMESCLASS AA
No SemifinalistsFINALS: @ TBA
CLASS ALake Shore @ Hamburg, Thursday, 7:00Wmsville East @ North Tonawanda, Thursday, 6:00pmFINALS: @ TBA
CLASS BAmherst @ East Aurora, Friday, 7:30Olean @ Albion, Friday, 7:30FINALS: @ TBA
CLASS CSilver Creek @ JFK, Saturday, 1:00Wilson @ Allegany-Limestone, Friday, 7:00FINALS: @ TBA
CLASS DDNichols @ Franklinville, Friday, 7:00Pine Valley @ Clymer, Saturday, 1:30FINALS: @ TBA
CLASS D FINALS: @ TBA
By Mark AdairMedina qualified for the Class B playoffs when they beat
arch-rival Albion 38-31 last weekend.
Before the game even started, Medina coach Eric Valley had
studied the possible tie-breaking scenarios.
“We knew that if we won by 5, we would be in no matter
what happened anywhere
else,” Valley said. “We also
knew that if Amherst beat
Lew-Port, we would be in
if we just won at all.”
With all the playoff
implications, it made the
annual “Doc’s Rock” game
with Albion even more
important than usual.
“It was county bragging
rights,” Valley said, “and a
Sectional spot for the win-
ning team, too.”
The communities are
close enough that most of
the participants know their
rivals pretty well.
“We work out with the
Albion guys all summer,”
Valley said. “A lot of our
kids know their kids and
the coaching staffs get
along really well. There is
so much history behind the
game that it’s still a big
deal to a lot of people
around here.”
While their own game
was in progress, the
Medina coaching staff tried
to keep tabs on Lew-Port,
which had kicked off at
Amherst at 6:00 pm.
“We found out in the
third quarter of our game
that Amherst had won,”
Valley said. “We were winning at the time so we didn’t let the
kids know. We just wanted to finish strong.”
Medina led 38-24 in the fourth quarter but Albion closed the
gap to seven points with less than a minute to play. Medina’s
Drake Grabowski recovered an onside kick to seal the game.
Medina started the year with three straight wins before the
season started to spiral out of control. The Mustangs were buried
by Burgard 51-12 and then lost to Lew-Port and Bennett.
“We regrouped and got back to basics,” Valley said. “We
knew we needed to win and that would have been enough moti-
vation. But, it’s easy to get the kids excited to play Albion.”
Medina is the 4th seed from the B North Division and will
play at Alden this weekend.
“Our goal was to get to Sectionals,” Valley said, “and the
kids are real excited to be in the playoffs. We know Alden is a
very tough team and that we have a very large task ahead of us
but the kids are excited to play.”
Medina has just one player who has ever played in a Section
6 playoff game.
Senior Kyle Barna was a freshman who was called up to the
varsity for Medina’s playoff
loss at Pioneer in 2010.
Barna has rushed for 418
yards this season. He also
leads the Mustangs with 29
receptions for 452 yards and
has scored a team-high 11
TDs.
“He’s a gamer,” Valley
said. “More so than any kid
I have had, he steps up on
gameday. He understands
what it takes to win. We
expect a lot from him and he
constantly delivers.”
Barna plays several posi-
tions for Medina.
“We have him all over
the place,” Valley said. “He
lines at fullback, tailback,
tight end and in the slot. We
put him in motion whenever
possible.”
Barna is all over the field
on defense, too.
“We play him on the
defensive line, at defensive
end, inside and outsie ine-
backer an sometimes at safe-
ty. He also punts for us. He’s
just a hard-mosed football
player.”
Barna has a on amiy his-
tory tied to Medina football.
His father is a Medina grad
who went on to become an
All-American DT at Hobart
College in the early 1980s.
“Kyle’s great-grandfather was a football and lacrosse payer at
Hobart,” Valley said. “They still give out the George Barna
Award at Hobart.”
Barna (6-2, 205) also stars for Medina’s lacrosse team.
“Kyle has a unique blend of agility and power,” Valley said.
“He can run away from people and he can carry three or four
kids for extra yards, too. I coach lacrosse too and he’s in the top
2 or 3 kids I’ve ever coached at Medina.”
Barna, who maintains an academic average above 90, is not a
fiery personality... until the game starts.
“He’s pretty laid back,” Valley said. “Not a lot gets too him
but when he’s on the field he flips a switch. He is super compet-
itive and he just wants to win.”
Barna Gives Medina Horsepower
Medina senior Kyle Barna will play a big role in this week-end’s playoff game at Alden. Barna plays several positionsfor the Mustangs.
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AAJamestown fellbehind after threequarters but surviveda trip to OrchardPark with a 42-41win last weekend...QB Jake Sisson
completed 28 of 41 passes for 444yards and 3 TDs. Sisson alsorushed 15 times for 70 yards and 3TDs.
Div AllJamestown..................... 6-0 7-0Frontier........................... 5-1 5-2Orchard Park.................. 4-2 5-2Kenmore West…............ 4-2 5-2Lancaster........................ 3-3 4-3Clarence......................... 2-4 2-5Lockport…………........... 2-4 3-4Niagara Falls………....... 1-5 1-6West Seneca West......... 0-6 0-7
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N O T E B O O K
AA At A Glance
Lancaster took a 29-0 lead at the half
and beat archrival Depew 36-0 last week.
“It doesn’t matter record who has the
best record or who is playing well,”
Lancaster coach Chris Dickson said.
“Every other win
lasts a week but
this one will last a
whole year. I’m so
happy for the
seniors that they
can go out knowing
they beat Depew.”
The Redskins
broke a three-game
losing streak in the
series.
“Some of the
seniors in our pro-
gram have never
beaten Depew until
Friday night.”
Dickson said. “It’s
a very big deal to
them.”
One player who
has never beaten
Depew is senior
captain Matt
Szymanski.
“Matt had not beaten Depew on the
modified or varsity,” Dickson said. “His
dad went to Depew and Matt said that his
dad busted his chops a bit this week.”
Szymanski rushed for 100 yards ad 2
TDs on just 5 carries, including a high-
light-reel 68-yard run. He also returned a
fumble 78 yards for another TD.
“Matt is one of the most explosive
players I have coached,” Dickson said.
“When he gets the ball in his hands, he
hits the hole and
he’s just gone.”
Lancaster is the
fifth seed in Class
AA and will play at
Kenmore West in
the first round of
the playoffs. The
Redskins beat
Kenmore West 22-7
in Week 1 this year.
“We can’t expect
to go back in there
and do it again just
because we did it
before,” Dickson
said. “Kenmore
West has a lot of
talent and we are
going to have to
play well.”
Szymanski is
one of the Redskins
leading tacklers.
“He just brings it on defense,” Dickson
said. “When he gets to the ball carrier, he
is going to unload on him.”
Szymanski (5-11, 200) is a solid stu-
dent and a leader on the field.
“He’s a quiet leader,” Dickson said,
“but he has a great passion for the game.”
Senior Leading Lancaster
Photo by Mark Adair
Lancster senior Matt Szymanski.
Friday, October 25thJamestown @ Orchard Park, 7:00Niagara Falls @ Clarence, 7:00Hamburg @ Frontier, 7:00Lancaster @ Depew, 7:30Saturday, October 26thKenmore East @ Kenmore West, 2:00West Seneca West @ Lockport, 2:00
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Div AllSweet Home.….............. 5-0 7-0Grand Island................... 4-1 6-1Kenmore East................ 3-2 4-3North Tonawanda........... 2-3 4-3Starpoint...........…........... 1-4 2-5Niagara Wheatfield......... 0-5 0-7
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Kenmore East fell behind 22-0 at the
half and lost to arch-rival Kenmore West
42-0 last weekend.
“Our playmakers just didn’t make
plays,” Kenmore East coach matt
Chimera said. “We
knew that they
were a very good
football team. We
had some opportu-
ities early in the
game but we didn’t
get anything con-
sistent going on
offense.”
Kenmore East
will now have to
shake off the loss
and get ready for
the Class A play-
offs.
The last time
the Bulldogs made
the playoffs was 13
years ago after the
2000 season.
“This is a big
deal,” Chimera
said. “We’re excit-
ed about it. We circled that at the begin-
ning of the year. Our first goal is always
to make the Section 6 playoffs. We won
the Bowl series twice in the last few years
but this is the next step.”
The Bulldogs will play at Sweet Home
in the first round of the Class A tourney.
Kenmore East lost to Sweet Home 34-6 in
Week 6.
“We were in it right up until the end of
the third quarter,” Chimera said. “We
trailed 7-6 until late in the third quarter.
We’ll see what we
can do.”
If the Bulldogs
are going to pull off
an upset and beat
Sweet Home, they
will need a big
game from junior
LB Kurt McGowan.
“Kurt is one of
the hardest working
kids we have,”
Chimera said. “He
works hard to get
better every day.”
McGowan was
one of the Bulldogs
top players as
Kenmore East won
the Class A Chuck
Funke Tournament
in 2012.
“He was a big
player for us,”
Chimera said. “He rushed for over 100
yards in the semifinal.”
McGowan, a junior, is the Bulldogs
leading tackler.
“He got noticeably faster this year,”
Chimera said. “He’s a real quiet kid but
he’s a tough kid and very focused.”
McGowan Leads Bulldogs
Photo by Mark Adair
Kenmore East junior Kurt McGowan.
AN o r t h
AN o r t h
Friday, October 18thTonawanda @ North Tonawanda, 6:00
Saturday, October 19thMcKinley @ Sweet Home, 2:00Kenmore East @ Kenmore West, 2:00Wmsville North @ Grand Island, 2:00Iroquois @ Starpoint, 2:00Niag Wheatfield @ Wmsville East, 2:00
AWilliamsville Southfell behind 16-7 atthe half and lost toBishop Timon 36-13last weekend... QBSam Castronovacompleted 19 of 30
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Div AllMcKinley…......................5-0 6-1Williamsville South.…..... 4-1 4-3Williamsville North.…...... 3-2 4-3Williamsville East.…....... 2-3 4-3East High........................ 1-4 1-6Riverside......................... 0-5 0-7
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Williamsville North lost to Grand
Island 30-15 last weekend in the final reg-
ular-season game.
The Spartans trailed 16-15 at the half
and Grand Island scored two TDs in the
fourth quarter to
put the game away.
“They were as
good as any team
we’ve played this
year,” North coach
Mike Mammoliti
said. “They have a
really good running
game. It was good
game to play to get
ready for the play-
offs.”
Williamsville
North is the 7th
seed in Class A and
will play at South
Park on Friday.
The Spartans last
qualified for the
playoffs in 2011.
“Most of our
kids were sopho-
mores then,”
Mammoliti said. “Our seniors put in a lot
of work over those two years to bring the
program up. They have bought into every-
thing about the off-season work, the con-
ditioning work and all the camps that we
went to.”
The Spartans struggled with a young
lineup last year.
“We played with 6 sophomores and a
freshman in the starting lineup last year,”
Mammoliti said. “In four of our losses,
we were winning or in the game late in
the 4th quarter. That
experience is pay-
ing off this year.”
If the Spartans
are going to
advance in the play-
offs, they will rely
on senior captain
Derick Isler to carry
the load.
Isler leads the
team with 627
yards and 6 TDs.
“There isn’t any
one thing that
stands out,”
Mammoliti said.
“He does every-
thing well. He has
great vision, he can
set up blocks and
make cuts without
losing speed. He
has been a very
good blocking back in pass protection.”
Isler (5-10, 180) also starts at LB.
“He can stick his nose in and be physi-
cal,” Mammoliti said. “He’s an all-around
player. He’s really respected by his team-
mates. He’s a leader by example because
he’s so dependable.”
Isler Runs Hard for Spartans
Photo by Mark Adair
Williamsville North senior Derick Isler.Friday, October 18thWmsville South @ Bishop Timon, 7:00Lake Shore @ Riverside, 7:00
Saturday, October 19thBurgard @ East High (RF), 1:00 Wmsville North @ Grand Island, 2:00McKinley @ Sweet Home, 2:00Niagara Wheatfield @ Wmsville East, 2:00
ASouth Park led 8-0after one quarterand blitzed for 30points in the secondframe as they beatO’Hara 44-0 lastweekend... Laron
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Div AllSouth Park..................... 5-0 6-1West Seneca East......... 4-1 6-1Hamburg................…..... 2-3 3-4Lake Shore..................... 2-3 3-4Hutch Tech..................... 1-4 1-6Iroquois..…..................... 1-4 1-6
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AS o u t h At A Glance
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West Seneca East finished the regular
season with a 41-8 win over Hutch Tech.
The victory followed a 19-0 win over
arch-rival West Seneca West the previous
week. The Trojans led just 7-0 until late
in the game.
“Rivalry games
are always close,”
West Seneca East
coach Jim Maurino
said. “You really
have to throw the
records out the
window. The West
kids stepped up
and played well but
we did what we
needed to do.”
The victory
over Hutch Tech
was exactly how
Maurino wanted
his team to enter
the playoffs.
“We are just try-
ing to get on a roll
before the play-
offs,” he said. “We
had a great week
of practice and the kids played well.”
West Seneca East is the 5th seed in
Class A and will play at Williamsville
South in the first round of the playoffs.
The Trojans will also get a boost from
the return of QB Devin Lindner, who
missed most of the last two games with
an ankle injury.
“We’re glad to have Devin back,”
Maurino said, “but we still need to focus
and play well. We need to know our
assignments, finish our blocks and tackle
well.”
If the Trojans
are going to
advance in the play-
offs, they will need
a big performance
from senior DE
Brandon Reilly.
“He is tough and
disciplined,”
Maurino said.
“Especially on
defense, he’s a very
disciplined player.”
Reilly (6-3, 200)
also starts at OT for
the Trojans.
“He is a great
drive blocker and a
pass protector,”
Maurino said. “He
has started every
game at right tackle
for the last 3 years.”
Reilly, a team captain, was an
Honorable Mention selection on the All-
WNY team in 2012.
“He’s a tremendous leader by exam-
ple,” Maurino said. “He’s very reliable
and a good, solid student. He’s been a
part of 20 wins in his 3 years on varsity.”
Reilly Anchors East Lines
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West Seneca East senior Brandon Reilly.Friday, October 18thLake Shore @ Riverside, 7:00Hutch Tech @ WSeneca East, 7:00Cardinal O’Hara @ South Park, 7:00Hamburg @ Frontier, 7:00
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BBennett roared outof the gate to take a32-0 lead at the halfand beat East High46-0 last weekend...Karl Jones led apunishing ground
attack as he rushed 5 times for 70yards and a TD... Burgard will hostPioneer in the Class B playoffs .
Div AllCheektowaga.........…..... 6-0 6-1Burgard........................... 5-1 6-1Bennett.....…................... 4-2 4-3Albion.............………...... 3-3 4-3Medina............................ 3-3 4-3Amherst.......................... 3-3 3-4Lew-Port......................... 2-4 3-4Maryvale......................... 1-5 1-6Barker-RH....................... 0-6 1-6
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Bennett rolled up 442 rushing yards
and finished the regular season with a 48-
20 win over Barker last weekend.
“It was a pretty good game for our
line,” Bennett coach Steve McDuffie said.
“We use a lot of
running backs. We
had over 400 yards
and nobody had a
100-yard day.”
Bennett had
four 80-yard TD
drives in the first
half.
“It was all run-
ning the ball,”
McDuffie said.
“We had two backs
go over 90 yards
and we had several
touchdowns called
back by penalty.”
McDuffie has
been the head
coach at Bennett
for three seasons
and the Tigers have
made the playoffs
twice. In 2011, the
Tigers lost the Class A semifinal to Sweet
Home.
“None of these kids were on that
team,” McDuffie said, “so this will be
their first playoff game. These kids are
willing to work hard and they are coming
together as a team. They block for each
other and tackle together.”
Bennett will play at Depew this week-
end in the first round of the Class B tour-
nament.
“Depew has a huge offensive line and
they are a tough
team,” McDuffie
said.
If the Tigers are
going to get past
Depew, they will
need a big night
from senior RB
Paul Dixon.
“He’s a very
explosive player,”
McDuffie said.
“He’s one of the
fastest kids on our
team. We timed him
at 4.37 in the 40.”
Dixon (5-10,
187) also starts at
LB and is one of
Bennett’s leading
tacklers.
“He’s an even-
keeled kid,”
McDuffie said.
“Nothing seems to bother him.”
Dixon is also Bennett’s Salutatorian,
ranking 2nd in his class academically
with a 97.5 academic average.
“He’s a great kid,” McDuffie said.
“He’s a very focused kid and he’s also a
great teammate.”
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Div AllAlden.............................. 6-0 7-0Depew............................ 5-1 5-2Pioneer........................... 4-2 4-3Eden.........….................. 3-3 4-3Olean.............................. 2-4 3-4Springville..............…..... 2-4 2-5East Aurora..................... 2-4 2-5Dunkirk.............……....... 0-6 0-7
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Pioneer lost their final regular-season
game to Eden 28-14 last weekend.
“They outgained us by a massive
amount,” Pioneer coach Jim Duprey said.
“We couldn’t stop their offense. Our
offense made way
too many mistakes.
It was not a very
good way to go
into the playoffs.”
Eden led 21-0 at
the half. Pioneer
closed the gap in
the third quarter
but could never get
closer than 14
points.
“If you don’t
play well, you
don’t deserve to
win,” Duprey said.
“Eden deserved it.”
Pioneer will
play Burgard this
week at 2:30 pm
Saturday at All-
High Stadium.
Duprey will be try-
ing to get the
Panthers ready for a physical game.
“We telling our kids to refocus,”
Duprey said. “If we don’t match
Burgard’s intensity, we will be in real
trouble. Burgard is a great team and we
know it will be a great challenge for us.”
If Pioneer is going to get past Burgard
and advance in the Class B playoffs, they
will need big games from senior Justin
Bliss.
“He is a 3-year starter,” Duprey said.
“Last year, Justin was first-team all-
league at defensive
end.”
Bliss, a team
captain, also starts
at TE and handles
the punting and
kicking duties.
“He has a great
athletic ability,”
Durey said. “He’s
got great hands,
too. He can really
catch the ball and
he’s averaging 18
yards per catch.”
Bliss (6-5, 205)
has returned three
INTs for TDs in his
career at Pioneer.
“His size helps,”
Duprey said. “He
returned one as a
sophomore, one as a
junior and one this
year. That’s rare for a defensive end.”
Bliss has also kicked 3 FGs this sea-
son, winning two games and is averaging
over 44 yards per punt.
“He is one of the best punters I have
ever had,” Duprey said. “and he’s a very
clutch kicker.”
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Pioneer senior Justin Bliss.Friday, October 18thEast Aurora @ Alden, 7:00Fredonia @ Dunkirk, 7:30Lancaster @ Depew, 7:30Olean @ Springville, 7:30Saturday, October 19thPioneer @ Eden, 2:00
CLackawanna took aslim 7-0 lead at thehalf and went on tobeat Wilson 27-0...Dylan Gregoirecompleted 10 of 13passes for 228
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Div AllCleveland Hill................. 6-0 7-0Akron.............................. 5-1 5-2Lackawanna................... 4-2 4-3Tonawanda..................... 3-3 3-4Newfane......................... 2-4 2-5JFK........…..................... 1-5 1-6Wilson..............……….... 0-6 0-7
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Saturday, October 19thJFK @ Cleve Hill, 2:00
Tonawanda trailed just 18-13 at the
half and lost to North Tonawanda 45-21
last weekend.
The Warriors, who lost to their arch-
rival by a field goal in 2012, have no
played two straight
solid games against
North Tonawanda.
“When I got
here four years ago
people were talking
about ending the
rivalry,”
Tonawanda coach
Rob Gross said.
“We said we need-
ed to make the
game competitive.
Kids have come in
and competed. Any
talk of ending the
rivalry has disap-
peared.”
The Warriors
also took another
step this season as
they qualified for
the Class B play-
offs for the first
time since 2004.
“We’ve made some good steps,” Gross
said. “Making the playoffs is a major step
forward for us. Our guys worked hard in
the off-season and during the summer to
achieve that goal.”
Tonawanda will now plat ay top-seed-
ed Fredonia and Gross says that his play-
ers are looking forward to the challenge.
“Our guys are competitors who empty
the tank every night,” Gross said. “They
will try to be successful on every single
play. They won’t
take plays off, no
matter what.”
If Tonawanda is
going to upset
Fredonia, they will
need a big night
from senior LB
Paul Palladino.
“He was a fresh-
man when I got
here,” Gross said.
“I told them they
could make the
playoffs if they
worked hard. He’s a
team captain and
sets the example for
our guys in the
weight room and
with his off-season
attendance.”
Palladino is an
emotional leader on
the field.
“He’s fiery and focused,” Gross said.
“He knows how to get guys to respond.”
Palladino has a high academic average.
“He’s a solid student,” Gross said.
“He’ll be nominated as a Scholar-Athlete
after the season.”
Warriors Ready for Playoffs
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Tonawanda senior Paul Palladino.
CSalamanca led 8-0at the half and wona hard-fought battlewith Gowanda 14-0last weekend... TylerSiperek led theground game as he
rushed 10 times for 63 yards and aTD... Salamanca will hostLackawanna in the Class C play-offs this week.
Div AllFredonia......................... 6-0 7-0Salamanca..................... 5-1 6-1Southwestern.................. 4-2 4-3Falconer.......................... 2-4 2-5Allegany-Limestone........ 2-4 2-5Gowanda........................ 1-5 2-5Silver Creek........……..... 1-5 1-6
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Saturday, October 19th
Southwestern led 21-16 at the half and
beat arch-rival Falconer 35-16 last week-
end. It was the 17th straight year that
Southwestern won the annual game.
Despite the lopsided stretch in the series,
Southwestern coach
Jay Sirianni says
the rivalry is still
strong.
“I played at
Southwestern,” he
said, “and three of
my assistant coach-
es played here.
We’ve been a part
of this rivalry and
it’s still important
to all of us.”
Sirianni also
says that the game
is important to both
communities.
“It’s a big rival-
ry,” he said, “and
rivalries are fun.
They stand up and
stand out because
they last for a long
period of time.”
Southwestern will now play at Akron
in the first round of the Class C playoffs.
“Akron is good,” Sirianni said. “We
played them last year. Right now the
score is 0-0 and we have a shot. You earn
you way into the playoffs and this is why
you want to compete all season.”
If Southwestern is going to advance in
the Class C playoffs, they will need a big
night from lineman Kyle Moran, a 3-year
starter at OT and DE..
“Kyle started in a state championship
game as a sopho-
more,” Sirianni
said. “He’s played
in big games and
he’s a big reason
for our success this
year.”
Moran is a team
captain.
“Kyle has taken
ownership of the
leadership role,”
Sirianni said. “He
has stepped up and
done a great job as
a captain.”
Moran (6-1, 205)
is one of the Trojans
leading tacklers.
“He was bigger
as a sophomore,”
Sirianni said, “but
he slimmed down
and put on more
muscle. I think it’s made him faster.”
Moran is a high-achieving student. He
is a member of the national Honor
Society and on the Student Council.
“He’s a really nice young man,” Sirianni
said. “He also starts on the basketball team
and is a very good character kid.”
Moran Leads Southwestern
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Southwestern senior Kyle Moran.
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DCassadaga Valleyfell behind 24-14 atthe half and, despitea fourth-quarter rally,lost to Cuba-Rushford 53-36...Nick Peterson had
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Div AllRandolph........................ 5-0 7-0Maple Grove-C.Lake...... 4-1 6-1Portville........................... 3-2 5-2Ellicottville....................... 2-3 4-3Cassadaga Valley........... 1-4 1-6*Westfield........................ 0-2 0-2*season cancelled
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Friday, October 18thPortville @ Randolph, 7:00Cassadaga Valley @ Cuba-Rushford, 7:30
Saturday, October 19thMaple Grove-CLake @ Clymer, 1:30Ellicottville @ Nichols, 1:00
Ellicottville ended the regular season
with a 22-7 win over Nichols last week-
end. The Eagles led 22-0 at the half.
“We have struggled to move the ball
offensively all year,” Ellicottville coach
Chad Bartoszek
said. “It was nice to
come out in the first
half and move the
ball like we did.”
Ellicottville may
have won by a larg-
er margin but the
Eagles lost two
fumbles through the
end zone.
“That hurt us,”
Bartoszek said. “We
had a 97-yard drive,
our best drive of the
year, that ended
with losing a fum-
ble in the end zone.
We have to focus
on ball security.”
Bartoszek was
pleased with the
play of the eagles
linemen.
“We talked about how we needed to
win the battle up front,” he said, “and the
linemen accepted that challenge and did
well.”
Ellicottville will now host Cassadaga
Valley in the first round of the Class D
playoffs.
“We played them in Week 1 and it was
a tough game,” Bartoszek said. “Cassadaga
Valley has some nice size. They are big
and physical. There will be no skating
through this game.”
If the Eagles are
going to advance in
the Class D play-
offs, they will need
another big game
from senior lineman
Dylan Paprocki.
“He’s a tough
kid and a disci-
plined player,”
Bartoszek said. “He
cares about the
game and he wants
to succeed.”
Paprocki starts at
MLB for the Eagles.
“He plays hard
and he has great
feet,” Bartoszek
said. “He’s a big kid
who can move,
which is why he is
playing middle line-
backer.”
Paprocki (6-2, 230) also starts at G on
the offensive line.
We have been having him pull a little
more,” Bartoszek said. “He’s good at it.
He’d make a heck of a guard or center at
the next level because college coaches
want athletic guys on the line.”
Eagles Fly Into Playoffs
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Ellicottville senior Dylan Paprocki.
DDSherman trailed 7-6at the half beforegutting out a tough20-7 win overPanama last week-end... Sherman wonthe DD League title
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Div AllSherman......................... 5-1 6-1Cattaraugus-LV............... 5-1 6-1Panama.......................... 4-2 5-2Frewsburg...........…........ 4-2 4-3Franklinville.................... 2-4 2-5Clymer............................ 1-5 1-6Pine Valley...................... 0-6 0-7
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Panama led 7-6 at the half but lost to
Sherman 20-7 last week. The Panthers
lost the division title on a wild weekend
in Class DD that saw four teams with a
chance to win the title on the last day.
“That’s why we
wanted to do the
DD league two
years ago,” Panama
coach Chris Payne
said. “It was a very
exciting. Every
other league was
already decided but
we didn’t know
who was going to
win our league
until 4:30 on
Saturday.”
Sherman won
league title.
The Panthers
did not handle the
mud bowl that the
field at Sherman
turned into by the
end of the game.
“It was awful
field conditions for
both teams,” Payne said. “We lost three
fumbles. We lost one on our own 1-yard
line.”
Panama ended the season as the third-
seeded team in Class DD and will play at
Catt-LV in the first round of the playoffs.
“We have been in the semi’s the last 3
years,” Payne said. “We want to take the
next step and get to the Stadium.”
If Panama is going to get to The
Ralph, they will need a big day from
Payne’s son Bryce, who starts at QB for
the Panthers.
“He’s been pret-
ty consistant,” Chris
Payne said. “he
runs the Wing-T
pretty well.”
Payne says his
son has had to deal
with a lot of friction
in his three years on
the varsity.
“He’s a very
team-oriented guy
and wants the team
to do well,” he said.
“Last year, we lost
and it all focused
on him and I. He
has had a lot of
pressure on him
because of me.
Sometimes it’s dif-
ficult but we leave
it at practice.”
Bryce Payne is a member of the
National Honor Society with an academic
average in the high 90s.
“He also played doubles tennis with
his brother Jack,” Chris Payne said.
“They won the County and were one win
from going to the states.”
Panama Plays with Payne
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son 22-7 to Ellicottville 22-7 last week.
“Ellicottville had a great game against
us,” Nichols coach Colin Brinson said.
“Their line is deep and athletic. They
started to wear us
down a bit.”
The Big Green
will play one final
game to end the
season when they
travel to
Franklinville this
weekend.
We picked up
the 5th seed in
DD,” Brinson said.
“We did it last year
too and it’s a good
matchup. We are
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one who will
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Nichols strug-
gled with a very
young lineup this
season. They have
just three seniors
on the whole team.
“We love those seniors,” Brinson said,
“but we are trying to build with some
younger guys. Hopefully, this season is
part of a progression that will last multi-
ple years.”
Brinson was pleased with the progress
his team showed this season.
“We’ve had two very good wins and
we almost beat O’Hara,” he said. “We
have been very competitive with a young
group of guys who gave us everything
they had.”
Mike Geiger
will play his final
game for Nichols
when they play
Franklinville.
“He starts at
halfback and safety
for us,” Brinson
said. “He has speed,
toughness and intel-
ligence.”
Geiger (5-11,
185) has rushed for
483 yards this fall,
which leads the Big
Green. He has also
made 42 tackles
which is third on
the squad.
“He is a 3-sport
athlete at Nichols,”
Brinson said. “He
also plays hockey
and lacrosse.”
Geiger also has a 4.26 GPA.
“He is a true scholar and he is hoping
to advance his education at the Ivy
League level,” Brinson said. “He is not
looking to advance his football career.
He’s a wonderful student athlete and a
great leader.”
Geiger to Play Last Game
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Nichols senior Mike Geiger.
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Team W-L1. Aquinas (5) 6-02. Syracuse CBA (3) 6-03. Erasmus Hall (PSAL) 6-04. Canisius (MMA) 5-15. Farmingdale (8) 5-06. Chaminade (CHSFL) 6-07. John Jay East Fishkill (1) 6-08. St. Anthony's (CHSFL) 5-19. Fayetteville-Manlius (3) 6-010. Jamestown (6) 6-011. Abraham Lincoln (PSAL) 6-012. Monroe-Woodbury (9) 6-013. Newburgh Free Academy (9) 5-114. Commack (11) 5-015. North Rockland (1) 5-116. Pittsford (5) 5-117. Sachem North (11) 5-018. Albany CBA (2) 5-119. Webster Schroeder (5) 5-120. Patchogue-Medford (11) 4-121. Massapequa (8) 4-122. Archbishop Stepinac (CHSFL) 4-223. Oceanside (8) 4-124. Buffalo St. Joseph (MMA) 4-225. West Islip (11) 4-1
Team W-L1. Sweet Home (6) 6-02. Poly Prep (AIS) 6-03. Queensbury (2) 6-04. Carey (8) 5-05. Cornwall (9) 5-16. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (2) 5-17. Lawrence (8) 4-18. Rye (1) 6-09. South Shore (PSAL) 6-010. Miller Place (11) 5-011. Buffalo South Park (6) 5-112. Canandaigua (5) 5-113. Somers (1) 5-114. Islip (11) 4-115. Eastridge (5) 5-116. Indian River (3) 5-117. East Syracuse Minoa (3) 5-118. Garden City (8) 4-119. Grand Island (6) 5-120. Buffalo McKinley (6) 6-021. Staten Island Tech (PSAL) 5-022. Bethpage (8) 4-123. Brockport (5) 5-124. Plainedge (8) 4-125. Carthage (3) 5-1
Team W-L1. Maine-Endwell (4) 6-02. Marlboro (9) 6-03. Alden (6) 6-04. Cazenovia (3) 6-05. Schalmont (2) 6-06. Roosevelt (8) 5-07. Homer (3) 6-08. Geneva (5) 6-09. Hackley (AIS) 5-010. Cheektowaga (6) 5-111. Burgard (6) 5-112. Depew (6) 5-113. Oneida (3) 5-114. Our Lady of Lourdes (1) 5-115. Newark (5) 5-116. Pleasantville (1) 5-117. Rondout Valley (9) 5-118. West Hempstead (8) 4-119. Alfred E. Smith (PSAL) 6-020. Peru (7) 5-1
Team W-L1. Hoosick Falls (2) 6-02. Babylon (11) 5-03. Le Roy (5) 6-04. Chenango Forks (4) 5-15. Potsdam (10) 6-06. Cleveland Hill (6) 6-07. Chatham (2) 6-08. Rye Neck (1) 6-09. Fredonia (6) 6-010. Millbrook (9) 6-011. East Rochester/ Gananda (5) 5-112. General Brown (3) 6-013. Bronxville (1) 5-114. Sherburne-Earlville (3) 6-015. Dobbs Ferry (1) 5-116. Watertown IHC (3) 6-017. Fonda-Fultonville (2) 5-118. Syracuse Tech (3) 6-019. Burke Catholic (9) 5-120. Wayland-Cohocton (5) 5-1
Team W-L1. Randolph (6) 6-02. Tioga (4) 6-03. Chester (9) 4-14. Maple Grove-Chaut. Lake (6) 4-15. Cambridge (2) 6-06. Weedsport (4) 5-07. Greenwich (2) 5-18. Avon (5) 4-29. Batavia Notre Dame (5) 6-010. Rensselaer (2) 5-111. Westmoreland (3) 5-112. Bishop Kearney (5) 5-113. Harpursville (4) 5-114. Sandy Creek (3) 5-115. Unatego (4) 5-116. Herkimer (3) 5-117. Ticonderoga (7) 5-118. Caledonia-Mumford (5) 5-119. Clyde-Savannah (5) 5-120. West Canada Valley (3) 4-2
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CTF’s vision is to develop the hearts of coaches andathletes to be men of character for others.
This Week in the ANSWER THE CALL process is theword Hope.
Hope is a belief or expectation that is good and obtain-able. Now these three remain Faith, Hope and Love.
Hope believes when evidence is eliminated. Hope isthe character trait that brings life during dark times. I love thefollowing truth pertaining to hope: Difficulty produces perse-verance and perseverance produces character. Hope doesnot disappoint because of Love.
Hope is throwing that pass before the receiver makes thecut. It is running hard to the hole before the trap block getsthere. Trusting your teammate will do his job!
Without character there is no hope. Men of character arefinishers. When it comes to Hope it means putting your faithin something bigger than yourself.
That leads us to the team. Love sacrifices when no oneelse will. It is a man laying down his life for a friend. There isalways Hope because love never fails.
So when the Clouds are the darkest and there is no light,what will you put your trust in?
Athlete I just want to encourage you to remember thatLOVE NEVER FAILS and love is willing to give when no oneelse is willing to share. That is hope.
Love Never Fails! Coach Masters
The Heart of a Champion Character Playbook theme is
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Finding A SparkBy Mark Adair
South Park beatCardinal O’Hara 44-0 lastweekend to finish theseason with a 6-1 record.
The Sparks won the ASouth Division and willhost Williamsville Norththis weekend in the ClassA playoffs.
The road that theSparks and South Parkcoach Tim Delaney trav-eled to this point isincredible. Back inAugust, no one thoughtSouth Park would beanywhere near the play-offs.
“It’s been pretty wild,”Delaney said. “We justhope we can keep win-ning now.”
The troubles at Southpark started in April whenstar quarterback MauriceHowie was arrested formurder.
“I think the best way todescribe that situation isdevastating,” Delaneysaid. “It was devastatingto me as a coach and itwas devastating to mepersonally.”
Delaney had coachedHowie since the QB wasan eighth grader.
“Maurice started doing stuff with us as an 8th grader,”Delaney said. “That’s rare in the city. A lot of times we don’tknow who is going to be on the team until they actuallyenroll in school in August. We knew Maurice was coming toSouth Park so we started working with that spring.”
Howie worked harder than most kids.“We spent a lot of time doing things with our program
and he also did a lot of personal training,” Delaney said.“He went above and beyond what most kids do.”
Throughout Howie’s three years as South Park’s QB,Delaney grew close to Maurice and the boy’s father.
“We got really close,” Delaney said. “When I got thenews that he was arrested, it was just devastating. I would
feel that way with any ofour kids but, withMaurice, there were nosigns of anything like thiswas going to happen. Nosigns whatsoever.”
While Howie’s storywas the most shocking,Delaney also had otherplayers who were travel-ing difficult roads.
Starting RT BrianSlisz was went into drugre-hab for sixth months.
“He had a problemwith marijuana and syn-thetic marijuana,”Delaney said. “He wasable to go to the KidsEscaping Drugs programfor six months. I stayedin contact with his auntand she always told usthat brian wanted tocome back to school anddo well at South Park.”
Slisz graduated fromthe program in July andrejoined the Sparks.
“You can tell he is achanged kid,” Delaneysaid. “He’s sober now.And he views the worlddifferently than he did.”
All this turmoil mightbe enough to destroy
many football programs. But for Delaney, and many otherinner-city coaches, the stories weren’t so unusual.
“This really isn’t that crazy for us,” Delaney said.“Something happens to us every day. Every single day,something happens. Every one of our kids has a story.”
Delaney does not wish to make it sound that the chal-lenges at the inner-city programs are insurmountable.
“Not everything is negative,” he said. “We have a kidwho has to take care of his 75-year-old foster mother. Wehave a kid taking night classes so he can graduate. Ifeverything was always negative, none of us would beable to do it for very long.”
So, perhaps it is not so unusual that South Park’s
South Park QB Tyler Mascio has passed for 1,143 yards and 9 TDsas he has led the Sparks to a 6-1 record this fall. The Sparks willplay Williamsville North in the Class A playoffs this week.
Tyler Mascio has led South Park into the Class A Playoffs
Photo by Mark Adair
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newest QB ended up with the Sparks.Tyler Mascio, who played QB for Canisius in 2012 as
the Crusaders finished 11-0 and ranked #1 in the state,has passed for 1,143 yards and 9 TDs. He has also giventhe Sparks an incredibly good QB when they originallythought there would be a glaring hole in the lineup.
“I think Tyler would have been one of the top five play-ers in Western New York if he had come back withCanisius,” Delaney said. “But...”
Mascio’s travels are well known. In October, during themiddle of the Canisius football season, his father DavidMascio pled guilty to stealing $13,000 from the LakeshoreYouth Football Program. He was sentenced to five yearsprobation.
Tyler dropped out of Canisius in January and went backto Lake Shore but it didn’t work out there either. He leftLake Shore when the family moved to Buffalo and heenrolled at South Park in August.
“I didn’t know him personally,” Delaney said. “I had seenhim play at Canisius and we knew he could play.Obviously, we were happy to have him. He’s just a flat-out,straight-up, good football player.”
And, the personal issues have not come into play at all.“He has had no issue with us whatsoever,” Delaney
said. “He’s at school every day. I have him in class and Ican tell you that he hands his work in on time and doeswhat he has to do. He has fit in with our kids just fine.”
Delaney said that South Park may have been a betterplace for Mascio once the family’s troubles became so public.
“I’m sure everything that happened was embarrassingfor him,” Delaney said, “but we’ve never talked about anyof it. It really doesn’t matter to us. What matters to us iswhat happens here. And he’s been a great kid.”
Delaney says that, unlike the private-school atmosphereat Canisius or the small-community atmosphere at LakeShore, Mascio’s family problems really aren’t that big of adeal at South Park.
“Believe me, every single one of our kids has somethinggoing on,” he said. “I don’t think any of them concernthemselves with what you have going on because they allhave their own issues to worry about.”
And, as Mascio has grown more comfortable at school,he has flourished on the football field.
“I believe he could be a scholarship player for a DivisionII program,” Delaney said, “and I think he would be supersuccessful at a Division III program. He’s a good kid. I justthink he needed some direction and a place where he did-n’t have to be the big man on campus for a while.”
Delaney says that the hardest part about coaching atSouth Park is remembering that his players, despite havingso many adult problems, are still just teenagers.
“Our kids are very grown up,” Delaney said. “But wehad our Homecoming dance last week and you can seehow excited they were. They still just want to be kids. Theystill want to play football on Friday night. They still want tohave fun in school and have a girlfriend. They still havedreams just like any other kids.”
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2013 Numbers
The Tigers jumpedout to a 24-0 lead at thehalf and beat Newfane 36-8... Akronclinched a home game with the win...Austen Lauricella led the groundattack as he rushed for 153 yards and2 TDs on just 8 car-ries. Lauricellascored on runs of 69and 53 yards... CJayLongwell completed9 of 15 passes for109 yards and a TD.He also rushed for 77yards on 11 carries...Larson Sundown caught 6 passes for81 yards and a TD. He also recovereda fumble on defense... Will Granderan 5 times for 22 yards and a TD...Tommy James led the defense with12 tackles... Garrett Schultz ran 13times for 44 yards and a TD...Chaunce Hill intercepted a pass...Jordan Truglio had a QB sack...
AkronTigers
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Wilson....................... 45-6Sat., Sept. 14...... @ Cleve Hill.............13-28Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Medina................. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... Tonawanda................7:30
Sat., Oct. 5.......... @ JFK....................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Lackawanna.........7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ Newfane.....................7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Team Reports
Rushing: Lauricella 52-474, Schultz 88-407,Weierheiser 60-392, Longwell 33-212,Szlapak 3-94, Truglio 3-41, Granda 6-24,Wickins 1-2.
Receiving: Lauricella 37-651, LSundown 21-210,Hill 7-47, Longwell 4-63, Szlapak 3-156,WBlueye 2-33, Schultz 1-13.
TDs: Lauricella 12, Weierheiser 8, Schultz 5,Szlapak 3, Truglio, Longwell, Grande,LSundown.
Passing: Weirheiser 44-95-686, Longwell 31-61-534.
TD Passes: Weirheiser 5, Longwell 5.
Interceptions: LSundown 2, Longwell 2, Hill 2,Siska, WBlueye, Lauricella.
FRec: LSundown 2, Sarow, Schultz.
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2013Starpoint beat Iroquois 20-0 last
weekend to improve 2-5 on the sea-son. While the Spartans will not beplaying in the upcoming playoffs, theywill play two more games.
“Most football coaches never wantit to end,” Starpoint coach AlCavagnaro said. “Win, lose or drawwe never want it to end.”
Cavagnarosaid that his play-ers also want toplay.
“The kids havebeen working forthe season sincethe Monday afterThanksgiving,” hesaid. “My seniorswill never getanother chance toplay and thisgives them 2more games toplay. It gives me 2more weeks to bewith my seniors.”
Although it didnot work out ashe had hoped,Cavagnaro hasenjoyed the sea-son. And, despiteinjuries thatwrecked the sea-son, his players never lost theirdesire to keep playing.
“After we were eliminated from theplayoffs, we had the best practice ofthe year,” Cavagnaro said. “It wouldhave been easy for them to pack it in,but they didn’t.”
Senior RB Evan Majewski rushedfor 127 yards and a TD in the winover Iroquois. It was Majewski’s firstsigniifcant action since the Week 1loss to Lockport.
“If Evan is healthy, we’re in theplayoffs and he’s up for All-WNY,”Cavagnaro said.
Majewski was named an All-WNYplayer in 2012. Entering the 2013season, he had rushed for 35 careerTDs and was just 1,100 yards awayfrom the school’s all time rushingrecord.
“We just assumed he would getthat by Week 4,” Cavagnaro said. “Heholds every other rushing record
here.”Majewski suf-
fered a badlypulled hamstringon the third playof the secondgame of the sea-son.
“Evan wasgoing around theright side,”Cavagnaro said.“He was runningdown the side-lines and it waslike somebodyshot him with agun and droppedhim.”
Majewskimissed the nextthree games com-pletely.
“You practice alot of things dur-ing the season,”
Cavagnaro said, “but you don’t prac-tice playing without your best player.”
Majewski was a leader in additionto being the Spartans best player.
“He always know’s what to say to ateammate,” Cavagnaro said. “He ledthem in the weight room. He’s been aleader since he was a sophomore.”
Majewski has an academic aver-age over 90.
“Yes, he will play college football,”Cavagnaro said. “I am sure of that.Some college program will get a verygood player on either side of theball.”
W e s t e r n N e w Y o r k
Majewski Still Leading
Photo by Tim Frank
Starpoint’s Evan Majewski had his senioryear wrecked by a hamstring injury.
F O C U S O N
Tommy James
2013 Numbers
The Bulldogs led 14-7at the half and poweredpast East Aurora 35-22... Alden willplay Medina in the Class B playoffs...Lyle Grant led the ground game as herushed 16 times for 97 yards and 2TDs... Brian Stoldtcompleted 8 of 14passes for 92 yardsand 3 TDs... DylanDussault caught 3passes for 56 yardsand a TD... AustinHopcia caught 3passes for 16 yardsand a TD... Ryan Richards caught a17-yard TD pass... TE Dylan Riddochwas a standout on the offensive line...Phil Zobrest led the defensive effortas he made 7 tackles and had a QBsack... Alex Schweitzer made 5 tack-les... AJ Patterson and RussellGattuso each made 4 stops...
2013 Numbers
The Purple Eaglestrailed 24-8 at the halfand a second-half rally fell short asthey lost to arch-rival Medina 38-31...Albion was eliminated from the ClassB playoffs with the loss... Ed Wolfehad a big night as herushed for 181 yardsand a TD on 26 car-ries. Wolfe hasrushed for 979 yardsthis fall... JohnWarne completed 12of 25 passes for 142yards and 3 TDs...Des Blackmon caught 8 passes for 86yards and 3 TDs... Trey Hart caught4 passes for 56 yards... Steven Stausswas a force on the OL and also madea team-high 13 tackles on defense...Jon Trembley made 10 tackles whileKollin Reynolds made 9... BrettZicari recovered a fumble...
2012 Numbers
The Gators played to a6-6 tie at the end of regu-lation and beat Silver Creek 20-13 intwo overtime possessions last week-end... Todd Mason led the groundgame as he ran 16 times for 85 yardsand a TD. He alsointercepted a pass ondefense... RonCunningham ran 22times for 50 yards...Joe Miller scored thegame-winning TD onan 8-yard run... OLTom Nye moved intothe backfield and rushed for 25 toughyards and a TD on 7 carries. Nye alsomade 9 tackles and knocked down 2passes on defense... MacKenzieZemak caught 2 passes for 32 yardsand made 8 tackles on defense... PeteHarris had 7 tackles and a QB sack...Alex Anzivine recovered a fumble...
AlbionPurple Eagles
Team Reports
AldenBulldogs
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Dunkirk..................... 32-7Sat., Sept. 14...... @ Eden...................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Hutch Tech................7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Depew....................7:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Pioneer.......................7:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ @ Olean.....................7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ East Aurora...............7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Allegany-LimestoneGators
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Cattaraugus-LV........ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Southwestern....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Falconer.................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Gowanda.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Fredonia.................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Silver Creek......... 7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Barker-RH.......... 32-0Fri., Sept. 13....... Burgard.................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Cheektowaga....... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ Newfane............... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Maryvale................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Lew-Port.............. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ Medina...................... 7:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Wolfe 137-979, KSmith 30-173,Reynolds 43-171, Thompson 6-39, Dicureia 6-23, Warne 17-17, Blackman 2-10,Gibson 4-4, Bison 1-(-2), Bryant 1-(-5).
Receiving: Blackmon 30-429, Hart 15-350,Moore 6-64, Reynolds 2-9, Wolfe 1-(-1).
TDs: Wolfe 9, Blackmon 7, Hart 5, Reynolds 3,KSmith, Dicureia, Thompson.
Passing: Warne 43-89-610, KSmith 10-32-190,Hart 1-1-61, Wolfe 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Warne 9, KSmith 2.
Interceptions: Thompson 3, Dicureia 3,Blackmon 2, Trevino, Hart.
FRec: Zicari 2, Bison, Stanton, Stauss,Moore.
Rushing: Grant 108-780, Richards 51-235,Stoldt 29-159, Gattuso 5-16, Marks 1-4,Patterson 2-3, Krystyniak 2-3, Zobrest 2-1.
Receiving: Hopcia 31-439, Dussault 25-312,Cooper 6-113, Riddoch 5-39, Richards 2-31,Widman 2-21, Grant 1-7.
TDs: Grant 11, Hopcia 7, Dussault 6,Richards 3, Cooper 2, Widman.
Passing: Stoldt 72-118-964.
TD Passes: Stoldt 17.
Interceptions: Cooper, Hopcia, Richards,Grant.
FRec: Riddoch, Stoldt, Dussault, Grant.
Rushing: Cunningham 77-501, Mason 80-318,Johnston 55-237, Nye 41-121, Sayles 9-36,Miller 5-33, McGraw 3-31, Pula 1-3.
Receiving: Zemak 13-164, Mason 8-63, Nye 6-39, Cunningham 2-25, Wood 2-20, Pula 1-18, Sayles 1-6.
TDs: Cunningham 5, Johnston 4, Mason 4,Nye 2, Miller.
Passing: Johnston 31-62-296, McGraw 2-11-40.
TD Passes: Johnston 2.
Interceptions: Pula, Johnston, Mason.
FRec: Anzivine.
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Ed Wolfe Austin Hopcia Tom Nye
2013 Numbers
The Tigers led 30-15at the half and poweredpast Barker 48-21... Bennett rushedfor 442 yards, the fourth straight weekthat Bennett has gained at least 300yards rushing... Isaiah McDuffie ledthe onslaught as herushed 7 times for 90yards and 2 TDs.McDuffie also made8 tackles and had aQB sack on defense...Paul Dixon ran 10times for 91 yardsand a TD... AndrewWhite carried 8 times for 80 yardsand 2 TDs... Joel Dean ran for 42yards and a TD on 7 carries. He alsomade a team-high 9 tackles... RodneyBrown intercepted a pass... DavidWilliams has been a solid performerat TE all season. He also leads theteam with 10 QB sacks...
2013 Numbers
Barker-Roy-Hart fellbehind 30-15 at the halfand lost to Bennett 48-21 last week-end... Jacob Haight powered theoffense as he rushed for 148 yards and2 TDs on 13 carries. Haight alsocaught a 25-yard TDpass and ran for a 2-point PAT... AndyXapsos completed 3of 11 passes for 45yards and a TD...Tyler Childs rushed6 times for 20 yardsand caught a 14-yardpass. Childs also made 4 tackles ondefense... Tom Callaghan returned aninterception 22 yards and recovered afumble on defense... Jared Shepardled the defense with 8 tackles, 7 solo...Josh Mead made 7 tackles, 6 initialhits... Matt Smolinsky and DillonMangan each made 4 tackles...
2013 Numbers
The Tigers trailed 20-7after three quarters butrallied for a 21-20 win over Lew-Port... Amherst was eliminated fromthe Class B playoffs by a tie-breaker...Juwan Baker led the ground game ashe rushed for 142yards and a TD on 17carries. Baker alsomade a team-high 10tackles... Michael-Jordan Morrisjumped-started thecomeback when hereturned a kickoff 84yards for a TD. Morris also made 5tackles on defense... JimmyChadwick completed 8 of 11 passesfor 96 yards. He also ran for 28 yardsand a TD... Bryan Fowler made 8tackles, 2 for lost yardage, and recov-ered a fumble... Blake Haubeil was 3-for-3 on PAT kicks...
Team Reports
BennettTigers
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Burgard (AH)...... 4:30
Sat., Sept. 14....... Cheektowaga (AH)...2:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Maryvale...............7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... Lew-Port (AH)..........7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Attica (5)...............7:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ Medina...................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ @ Barker................... 1:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Dixon 55-416, McDuffie 39-345,White 25-275, Humphrey 16-151, Wardlaw 10-110, Dean 12-59, Whitlock 3-30,Wilkins 5-30.
Receiving: White 3-75, Lofton 3-75, Whitlock 2-15, Brown 2-15, Williams 1-70.
TDs: Dixon 9, White 5, McDuffie 2, Lofton 2,Dean 2, Humphrey 2, Thompson, O’Dell,Whitlock.
Passing: Thompson 15-45-285.
TD Passes: Thompson 3.
Interceptions: Brown 4, Sotero 2, O’Dell.
FRec: Mingo 2, Robertson 2, Dixon, Dean.
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AmherstTigers
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Medina................. 6-48Thu., Sept. 12..... Wmsville East.......... 6:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Barker....................... 6:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... Cheektowaga............ 6:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Burgard................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Maryvale.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Lew-Port................... 6:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Nagy 37-367, Chadwick 76-360,Baker 68-339, Morris 22-131, Posner 4-22,Harper 8-14, Edie 7-9, McPeek 1-3, Green 1-(-10)
Receiving: Green 21-226, Lenegan 4-68,Morris 3-54, Chadwick 2-12, Baker 1-13.
TDs: Nagy 6, Baker 3, Chadwick 2, Morris 2.
Passing: Chadwick 25-45-312, Nagy 6-17-61.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Chadwick.
FRec: Lenegan 2, McPeek 2, Fowler 2,Harper, Green.
Barker-Roy-Hart
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Albion........................ 0-32Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Lew-Port...............7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Amherst................ 6:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... Maryvale................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Cheektowaga........7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Wilson................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ Bennett...................... 1:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Haight 60-470, Mead 62-252,Xapsos 38-111, Childs 33-103, BWoods 19-96,Haag 18-66, DWoods 27-62, Smolinsky 7-48,Fitch 10-30, Callaghan 4-25, Payne 2-3.
Receiving: BWoods 8-120, Haight 7-241,Fitch 4-24, Callaghan 4-17, Childs 2-17,DWoods 2-16, Xapsos 1-10.
TDs: Height 11, BWoods 3, Childs 2, Mead,DWoods.
Passing: Xapsos 22-50-402, Haight 5-19-43.
TD Passes: Xapsos 7.
Interceptions: Haight 2, Callaghan.
FRec: Childs 2, DWoods, Smolinsky, Payne,Callaghan.
MJ Morris Josh Mead David Williams
2013 Numbers
The Crusaders did notallow a TD but lost toOhio power Cardinal Mooney 9-7 lastweekend... Qadree Ollison rushed 18times for 62 yards to the lead theground game... Zach Liberatorecompleted 4 of 9passes for 56 yards...Jake Loucks com-pleted 6 of 12 passesfor 80 yards, includ-ing a 3-yard TD toRyan Richards...Richards finished thegame with 6 catchesfor 87 yards... Mitch Thomas ran for17 yards and caught an 18-yard pass.He also made 5 tackles and intercept-ed a pass on defense... Brad Zafframmade 7 tackles and recorded a QBsack. Zaffram also had 4 tackles forlost yardage... Jerome Brundidgemade 6 tackles, 1 for lost yardage...
2013 Numbers
The Bulldogs roaredout of the gate to take a32-0 lead at the half and beat EastHigh 46-0... Karl Jones led theground attack as he rushed 5 times for70 yards and a TD... Amir Dennis ran6 times for 54 yardsand 2 TDs... MarcusHampton gained 62yards on 8 carries...Kobie Greene brokeaway for a 45-yardTD run. Greene alsocaught 2 passes for29 yards and a TD...Diatwon Lee led the defense with 8tackles... Raymond Harris returnedan interception 37 yards for a TD...Dorian Gaskin and Tiawon Mosseach made 5 tackles... Mark Drainand Markiese Hampton each inter-cepted a pass... Andre Gamblinrecovered a fumble...
2013 Numbers
The Tigers took a 16-7lead into the halftimebreak and pushed past WilliamsvilleSouth 36-13 last weekend... GavinCaulfield led the ground game as herushed 10 times for 63 yards and aTD. Caulfield alsocaught a 12-yard TDpass... Brandon Maycompleted 3 of 8passes for 133 yards,incuding an 87-yardTD pass. May alsorushed for 33 yardsand a TD and made10 tackles on defense... DerickSimpson completed 5 of 9 passes for87 yards and a TD... Layne Collinscaught 3 passes for 74 yards, inter-cepted a pass, and returned a kickoff44 yards for a TD... TristanDougherty was solid on the OL...Desmond Stephens recorded 3 QB
sacks...
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6........ Aquinas..................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Glen Oak (Oh)..... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... @ St. Mary’s............. 1:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... Riverside................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Cardinal O’Hara......7:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ @ Canisius................ 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Wmsville South.........7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Canisius Crusaders
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6........ @ McQuaid.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Aquinas................ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... Walsh Jesuit..............1:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ St. Francis............ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... St. Mary’s................. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ Bishop Timon........... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Mooney (Oh)........ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 26........ @ O’Hara................. 2:00
Sat., Nov. 2.......... St. Joe’s..................... 2:00
Nov. 8/9............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Bishop TimonTigers
Rushing: Ollison 139-810, Huffman 9-128,Liberatore 36-109, M.Thomas 11-91, Renfro 15-68, Loucks 8-41, Zaffram 8-25,Satcher 5-16, Garrett 7-16, Seminara 1-6,TrWheatley 1-3, Veronica 1-0.
Receiving: Richards 16-253, TyWheatley 13-147,MThomas 10-156, Huffman 7-120, Simpson 5-161, Ollison 3-16.
TDs: Ollison 10, Simpson 3, TyWheatley 3,Richards 3, Zaffram 2, Renfro, MThomas,Loucks.
Passing: Liberatore 31-51-540, Loucks 21-36-294,Ollison 2-10-19.
TD Passes: Liberatore 5, Loucks 4.
Interceptions: MThomas 2, Garrett 2,Richards, Zaffram, JThomas, TyWheatley,Huffman, Mesi.
FRec: TyWheatley 3, Zaffran 2, Mesi,Kenefick, Richards.
Rushing: Caulfield 59-464, Thomas 59-335,King 33-198, Mann 20-96, Simpson 19-77,May 5-33, Donohue 1-7, Ernest 4-5.
Receiving: Donohue 19-409, Collins 7-129,Dougherty 4-52, Caulfield 5-44, Ringwood 3-28,Davis 2-61, Thomas 1-0.
TDs: Caulfield 6, Thomas 4, Donohue 4, King 2, Simpson 2, Mann, Collins, May.
Passing: Simpson 38-80-602, May 3-8-133.
TD Passes: Simpson 3, May.
Interceptions: Donohue 3, Mann, Davis,Collins.
FRec: Collins 2, Cobel, Mann, Giacobello,Ernest.
Team Reports
BurgardBulldogs
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6........ Bennett (AH)............ 4:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Albion................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Lew-Port.............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... Medina (AH)............ 4:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Amherst (AH)........... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ @ Cheektowaga....... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ East High (JW).... 6:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: RJones 57-395, McHampton 44-366,Dennis 36-293, KJones 24-258, Holmes 11-93,Lee 5-71, Greene 5-62, Thompson 15-46,MkHampton 7-28, Gamblin 1-20, Sanders 3-12,Holloway 2-12, Harris 1-2, Drain 2-(-2),Grayson 1-(-2).
Receiving: Holmes 14-252, Harris 12-230,Greene 6-127, Dennis 5-52, McHampton 3-35,MkHampton 2-10.
TDs: RJones 8, McHampton 6, Holmes 4,Harris 4, Dennis 4, Morrow 2, KJones 2,Greene 2, Sanders, MkHampton, Drain.
Passing: RJones 43-69-556.
TD Passes: RJones 4.
Interceptions: MkHampton 5, Drain 3,Sanders 2, Harris 2.
FRec: Morrow 2, Sanders 2, Drain 2,MkHampton, Gamblin.
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Brandon May Kobie Greene Jerome Brundidge
2012 Numbers
The Timberwolvestrailed 7-6 at the half butpushed past Frewsburg 21-7... The T-wolves finished in a tie for first placein the DD League but lost the title toSherman on a tie breaker... JustinForster powered theground game as herushed 35 times for219 yards and 2TDs... KyleO’Donnell complet-ed 3 of 3 passes for44 yards and a TD.He also rushed for 23yards... Colt Agnew caught 2 passesfor 44 yards and a TD... BrockDoberstein was a standout on theoffensive line... Anthony Bernardimade 7 tackles to lead the defense...Damian Watts recorded a QB sack...Kyle Morton intercepted a pass...Matt Andrews recovered a fumble...
2012 Numbers
The Cougars fellbehind 24-14 at the halfand, despite a fourth-quarter rally, losta shootout to Cuba-Rushford 53-36...Nick Peterson had a huge day as herushed for 207 yards and a TD on 21carries. Petersonscored on a 35-yardTD. He also returneda kickoff 75 yards foranother TD... JordanCrabtree ran 7 timesfor 64 yards, includ-ing a 39-yard TD...Zack Mower rushedfor 38 yards and a TD on 4 carries...Jaquan Watts gained 29 yards on 7carries... Matt Hallowell led thedefensive effort with 12 tackles...Cody Johnson was also active ondefense as he made 11 tackles... DavidMeadows recorded a QB sack... ChrisEllis intercepted a pass...
2013 Numbers
The Hawks trailed just8-0 after one quarter butsurrendered 30 points in the secondframe and lost to South Park 46-0...Despite the lopsided score, there werebright spots... Daryl Moore rushed fora team-high 57 yardson 11 carries. Moorealso made 4 tackleson defense... CharlesDubose ran 10 timesfor 42 yards. Dubosealso made 7 tackleson defense... CliffordZiegler had playedwell on defense as he made 8 tackles,including one for lost yardage... ErichWheeler made 8 tackles, 4 solo...Maurice Brown was also in on 8tackles, 3 initial hits... Evan Hornmade 3 tackles and was credited witha QB hurry... Shakur Harris rushedfor 18 yards on 2 carries...
Team Reports
Catt-Little ValleyTimberwolves
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Alley-Limestone...7:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... Panama......................7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... @ Sherman............... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... Clymer....................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Franklinville............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Pine Valley............ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ Frewsburg................. 7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Forster 123-825, O’Donnell 26-212,Bernardi 41-168, Morton 50-142, Hanft 3-33,Grey 9-10.
Receiving: CAgnew 12-360, Stevens 8-77,Morton 2-18, Forster 1-(-2).
TDs: Forster 11, CAgnew 7, O’Donnell 3,Bernardi 3, Morton 2, Hanft, Stevens.
Passing: O’Donnell 18-31-268, Forster 4-5-187,CAgnew 1-1-(-2).
TD Passes: Forster 4, O’Donnell 3.
Interceptions: Forster 2, Andrews 2, Morton 2,O’Donnell 2, Bernardi.
FRec: Forster, Grey, Hanft, Snow, Stevens,Andrews.
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Cardinal O’HaraHawks
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... @ Nichols................ 30-28Fri., Sept. 13....... OPEN........................
Sat., Sept. 21....... @ St. Joe’s................ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ Eden...................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Bishop Timon.......7:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ St. Francis................. 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ South Park........... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 26........ Canisius..................... 2:00
Sat., Nov. 1.......... St. Mary’s................. 2:00
Nov. 8/9............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Moore 44-248, Willis 32-219,Cathcart 28-185, Johnson 26-140, Dubose 36-119, Harris 7-28, Edwards 4-25,Ziegler 3-10, Wheeler 5-9.
Receiving: Littlejohn 11-101, Moore 10-280,Wheeler 3-33, Ziegler 2-20, Dubose 1-25.
TDs: Moore 8, Willis 2, Johnson, Cathcart,Dubose, Littlejohn.
Passing: Cathcart 25-64-453, James 1-1-3,Moore 1-6-3.
TD Passes: Cathcart 6.
Interceptions: Wheeler 2, Cathcart.
FRec: Moore, Littlejohn, Ziegler.
Cassadaga ValleyCougars
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Ellicottville.......... 11-26Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Pine Valley............ 7:30
Sat., Sept. 21...... MGrove-CLake........ 1:30
Sat., Sept. 28...... Portville..................... 1:30
Sat., Oct. 5.......... @ Panama................ 1:30
Sat., Oct. 12........ Randolph.................. 1:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Westfield.............. 7:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Peterson 65-503, Mower 106-487,Crabtree 8-73, Blizzard 13-62, Watts 14-40,Ruge 3-29, Miller 24-22, Hallowell 1-5,Echevarria 1-1.
Receiving: Davis 5-75, Peterson 3-44,Crabtree 3-24, Blizzard 1-9, Watts 1-6,Meadows 1-9, Nickerson 1-5.
TDs: Peterson 6, Mower 5, Crabtree 3,Hallowell, Torres, Echevarria, Davis.
Passing: Miller 13-46-131, Watts 2-2-28,Hallowell 1-6-5.
TD Passes: Miller 2, Watts.
Interceptions: Rendell 2, Peterson, Blizzard,Ellis.
FRec: Torres, Mower, Watts.
Daryl Moore Matt Hallowell Brock Doberstein
2013 Numbers
The Golden Eagles led20-0 at the half and beatarch-rival JFK 26-0... BrandonThomas returned from injury andrushed for 71 yards and a TD on 16carries... Aaron Jackson completed 3of 5 passes for 53yards and a TD.Jackson also rushedfor 30 yards on 4 car-ries... AnthonySullivan completd 3of 6 passes and ranfor an 8-yard TD...Jared Watkinscaught 4 passes for 60 yards... JoshWhite made a team-high 14 tackles, 1for lost yardage. White also rushed for24 yards and a TD... Steve McIlwainmade 10 tackles, 2 for lost yardage,and recorded a QB sack... TylerPawlowski made 7 tackles and inter-cepted a pass...
2013 Numbers
The Red Devils scoreda pair of TDs in the firstand second quarters and beat NiagaraFalls 28-0... Emaure Williams rushedfor 90 yards and 2 TDs on 17 carries.Williams also caught 2 passes for 54yards... StephenMarzano ran 15times for 90 yardsand 2 TDs. Marzanopunched in TDs of 2and 3 yards... MikeD’Andrea led afierce defensiveeffort as he made 8tackles and recovered a fumble...Ethan Reger made 8 tackles andrecorded 3 QB sacks... RyanSchlager made 5 tackles and had 2QB sacks... Spencer Dimitroff inter-cepted 2 passes... Sullivan Conwayand Britton Mann recovered fum-bles... Joe Wesolowski had a sack...
2013 Numbers
The Warriors played toa 7-7 tie at the half butpowered past crosstown rivalMaryvale 28-7 last weekend...Preston Summers had a another biggame as he rushed for 71 yards and aTD on just 3 carries.Summers ran for a35-yard TD and alsoreturned a punt 45yards for anotherTD... MarshawnGibson ran 11 timesfor 70 yards... QBZach Ciezki brokeaway for a 61-yard TD in the fourthquarter... Kenny Dillenburg caught a43-yard pass and also made 4 tackleson defense... Matt Bartnik made 6tackles, including 2 for lost yardage...Kobe Walenka was in on 16 tackles,4 primary, and also recorded a QBsack...
Cleveland HillGolden Eagles
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... Maryvale................... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 14....... Akron........................ 2:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Wilson................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Lackawanna.........7:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... Newfane.................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Tonawanda.......... 7:30
Sat., Oct. 19........ JFK............................ 2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
CheektowagaWarriors
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7........ James-DeWitt (SU).. 6:30
Sat., Sept. 14...... @ Bennett (AH)....... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Albion........................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Amherst................ 6:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Barker-Roy-Hart......7:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ Burgard..................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Maryvale...............7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: BThomas 87-607, Taylor 34-338,White 25-147, Sullivan 28-132, Jackson 20-94,Jones 9-33, Hairston 2-25, Phillips 5-25,Derby 2-6, Crawford 2-3, Ignatowski 1-3,Pawlowski 1-2
Receiving: Watkins 20-485, Farinacci 7-147,Martin 6-60, Wesley 5-96, Hairston 5-27,Johnson 1-3
TDs: Watkins 9, BThomas 7, Taylor 4, Jones 3,White 3, Wesley 2, Hairston, Jackson,Pawlowski, Sullivan, Farinacci.
Passing: Jackson 21-52-477, Sullivan 18-37-266,Phillips 6-8-72, White 1-1-3.
TD Passes: Jackson 5, Sullivan 2.
Interceptions: Wesley 4, Watkins 3,Pawlowski 2, Farinacci, Jones, BThomas,Mcillwain, Jackson, Phillips
FRec: White 2, Hairston, Jones, Sullivan,O’Shea.
Rushing: Gibson 103-898, Summers 41-318,Pulley 38-187, Ciezki 21-120, Stallworth 9-33,Hyatt 4-32, Bartnik 1-31, Jackson 1-10,Trotter 2-3, Chojnicki 1-3, Camel-3-0, Whelan 10-(-4).
Receiving: Black 9-150, Summers 7-140,Pulley 6-120, Dillenburg 3-58, Bartnik 2-32,Hyatt 2-27, Gibson 2- 17, Stallworth 1-79,Williams 1-17.
TDs: Summers 14, Gibson 6, Pulley 5, Ciezki 2, Bartnik.
Passing: Whelan 16-26-315, Ciezki 17-30-285,Pulley 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Whelan 3, Ciezki 2.
Interceptions: Loncher, Summers, Stallworth.
FRec: None.
Team Reports
Clarence Red Devils
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Frontier.................7:00
Sat., Sept. 14....... St. Joe’s..................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Orchard Park...... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... Kenmore West.......... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... Lockport................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Jamestown............7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Niagara Falls.............7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Williams 118-614, Marzano 70-411,Wesolowski 31-181, Ruszala 25-148, Oakes 30-105,Dimitroff 16-74, Wesolowski 8-38, Menard 7-34,Pinto 3-14, Conway 2-12, Schmidt 4-3,Burczynski 2-3, Tomasello 1-2.
Receiving: Williams 12-285, Fitzhenry 5-92,Dimitroff 4-50, Ruszala 3-38, Schlager 1-23,Conway 1-9.
TDs: Williams 10, Marzano 6, Ruszala,Fitzhenry, Reger.
Passing: Oakes 22-55-446, Williams 2-5-29,Pinto 2-3-22.
TD Passes: Oakes 2.
Interceptions: Dimitroff 2, Williams.
FRec: Mann 3, D’Andrea 2, Reger, Conway.
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Kobe Walenka Ryan Schlager Brandon Thomas
2013 Numbers
The Blue Devilstrailed 14-7 at the halfand lost to Alden 35-22... MaxHeinburg led the offense as he rushed13 times for 112 yards... QB ConnorAllan rushed 11 times for 37 yardsand a TD. Allan alsocompleted 2 of 6passes for 47 yardsand a TD... MikeCoatsworth caught a25-yard pass... TomVolpe rushed for 43yards, including a 30-yard TD run, on just2 carries. Volpe also caught a 22-yardTD pass. He also made 5 tackles andknocked down 3 passes on defense...Tyler Norcia led the defense as hemade 12 tackles... Grant Haffendenmade 7 tackles... Pat Connelly recov-ered a fumble... Drew Horton andTyler Hall each made 5 tackles...
2013 Numbers
The Marauders fellbehind 35-14 at the halfand lost to arch-rival Fredonia 55-22last weekend... Rashad Graham hada huge night as he rushed for 215yards and a TD on 25 carries. Grahambroke away for a 60-yard TD run... GageAustin ran 8 timesfor 35 yards and aTD. Gage also com-pleted 3 of 6 passesfor 27 yards... NickBarlette ran 7 timesfor 30 yards... JuliamFred carried 5 times for 18 yards anda TD... Lucas Lugen led the defen-sive unit as he made 13 tackles. Lugenalso caught a 14-yard pass... TimCerrie and Miguel Fred each made 7tackles... Nate Skubis was in on 6tackles... Elwin Gomez recorded aQB sacks...
2013 Numbers
The Wildcats allowed3 TDs in the second quar-ter to fall behind 29-0 and lost to arch-rival Lancaster 36-0 last weekend...Leading rusher Rodney Turner wasinjured early in the game and finishedwith 15 yards rush-ing... Dan Golbastepped in and rushedfor 62 yards on 13carries. Golba alsocaught 4 passes for48 yards and made 5tackles on defense...Dylan Sekuterskicompleted 6 of 15 passes for 66 yards.He also rushed 7 times for 47 yards...Mike Lamb was a stalwart on theoffensive line... Derrick Sekuterskimade 6 tackles... Nick Yelich led thedefensive effort as he made 8 tackles...Jake Coburn and Mike Thorntoneach made 6 tackles...
Team Reports
East AuroraBlue Devils
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6........ Kenmore East........... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Depew................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 20....... Eden.......................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Springville................. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ Dunkirk..................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Alden.................... 7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Gugino 87-492, Allan 61-220,Coatsworth 15-167, Heimburg 20-145,Horton 18-72, Volpe 6-60, Norcia 9-34,Lowdowski 2-12.
Receiving: Coatsworth 8-74, Volpe 7-162,Horton 3-7, Nigro 1-9.
TDs: Gugino 4, Volpe 3, Allan 2, Coatsworth.
Passing: Allan 19-56-252.
TD Passes: Allan.
Interceptions: Volpe, Connelly, Allan, Horton.
FRec: Hall 2, Allan, Connelly.
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DepewWildcats
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... @ Olean.................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... East Aurora.............. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Springville............ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... Alden......................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ Eden.......................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ Lancaster.................. 7:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Turner 125-815, Buono 13-166,DySekuterski 33-138, Golba 27-135, Perrine 9-51,Coburn 7-42, Burns 2-17, Cwiklinski 8-13,DeSekuterski 1-2, Mahony 1-0, Bakkila 1-0,Anna 1-(-8)
Receiving: DeSekuterski 12-271, Yelich 8-118,Golba 7-146, Penner 6-128, Perrine 5-60,Burns 3-31, Turner 1-19.
TDs: Turner 17, Buono 3, DySekuterski 3,Penner, Coburn, Golba, DeSekuterski.
Passing: DySekuterski 30-55-559, Buono 12-17-208, Coburn 0-1-0,DeSekuterski 0-1-0.
TD Passes: DySekuterski 3, Buono.
Interceptions: Penner 2, DeSekuterski,Thornton.
FRec: None.
DunkirkMarauders
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Alden.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Springville............ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 20....... Pioneer.......................7:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... Olean......................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Depew........................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ East Aurora..........7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ Fredonia.................... 7:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Graham 68-436, Barlette 75-406,Austin 27-106, Bomasuto 25-95, Goodwin 15-87,JFred 9-62, Maxwell 6-12, Alicea 1-3, MFred 1-(-17).
Receiving: JFred 6-40, MFred 4-55,Echiverria 4-29, Lugen 3-25, Pickens 2-8,Graham 1-47, Skubis 1-27, Maxwell 1-27,Ray 1-16.
TDs: Barlette 3,Graham 3, Austin 2, Goodwin,Bomasuto, JFred.
Passing: Austin 15-38-141, Goodwin 8-16-133.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Echiverria, Graham, Cerrie.
FRec: Lugen 2, Zachary, Willy, Cerrie.
Dan Golba Rashad Graham Tom Volpe
2013 Numbers
The Eagles pushed outto a 22-0 lead at the halfand beat Nichols 22-7... PhallaMusall had a big day as he ran 19times for 205 yards and 2 TDs. Musallscored on runs of 55 and 6 yards... QBCam Wilson alsohad a big day as hecarried 10 times for73 yards and a TD.Wilson also complet-ed 5 of 7 passes for50 yards... CalumWatt rushed for 59yards on 13 carries.He also made 11 tackles on defense...Dylan Paprocki was a stand out onthe offensive line and also made ateam-high 13 tackles on defense...Jesse Pollock was active on defenseas he made 8 tackles... LorenzoSmith intercepted a pass... The Eaglesplay Cass Valley this week...
2013 Numbers
The Raiders poweredtheir way to a 21-0 leadat the half and beat Pioneer 28-14 lastweekend... Alex Smythe had a hugeday as he rushed 34 times for 228yards and 3 TDs. Smythe also caught2 passes for 65 yardsand another TD andmade 6 tackles ondefense... QB NickSarratori ran 9 timesfor 45 yards. He alsocompleted 2 of 2passes for 65 yardsand a TD... Joe Tripicarried 14 times for 70 yards...Garrett Distefano led the defense ashe made a team-high 12 tackles...Matt Lee made 3 tackles and record-ed a QB sack... Connor Gallivan alsomade 3 tackles and had a sack...Anthony Cummings made 2 tacklesand had a sack...
2013 Numbers
The Panthers fellbehind 24-0 at the halfand lost to Burgard 46-0 last week-end... Dashawn Willoughby rushed 9times for 42 yards to lead the offense.Willoughby also completed 3 of 13passes for 28 yards...Jamar Sales added10 yards to the rush-ing totals...DominiqueSingletary caught 2passes for 8 yardsand recovered a fum-ble on defense...Pasquale Scaife caught 2 passes for18 yards and recovered a fumble ondefense... Dion Morrison was solidon defense as he made 5 tackles andrecovered a fumble... Chris Jacksonand Alfred Gary each made 5 tacklesto help the defensive unit... VerdellSingletary recorded a QB sack...
East HighPanthers
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Wmsv South............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 14....... @ St. Mary’s.............1:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ McKinley.............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... Iroquois..................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... @ Riverside.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ Wmsv East................ 6:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Burgard..................... 6:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
EdenRaiders
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... Springville................. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 14....... Alden......................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ East Aurora..........7:30
Sat., Sept. 28....... Cardinal O’Hara......2:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... @ Olean.................... 6:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Depew................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ Pioneer.......................2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Sylvester 62-272, Lowry 19-121,Willoughby 19-83, Sales 17-32, Singletary 4-21,Hilson 7-15, Scaife 9-11, Pompei 1-9, Rather 2-4, Morrison 15-(-56).
Receiving: Lowry 7-130, Sylvester 7-90,Scaife 6-134, Hilson 3-12, Harris 2-41,Singletary 2-8, Williams 1-15.
TDs: Sylvester 2, Willoughby 2, Harris, Lowry.
Passing: Willoughby 21-65-346, Morrison 6-22-42, Sylvester 1-2-0.
TD Passes: Willoughby 2.
Interceptions: Sylvester.
Fumbles: Singletary 2, Morrision 2, Pompei 2,Lowry, Hardy, Sylvester, Scaife.
Rushing: Smythe 131-813, Tripi 70-302,Sarratori 62-225, Distefano 26-168, Gallivan 15-52, Cummings 9-36, Simmons 3-23,Lee 4-8, Morrow 1-7, Baldwin 2-(-2).
Receiving: Smythe 7-83, Vondell 6-54,Tripi 5-61, Gallivan 2-8, Ehrig 1-14, Gibbon 1-4,Cummings 2-(-4).
TDs: Smythe 11, Sarratori 3, Distefano,Vondell, Lee.
Passing: Sarratori 24-43-220, Smythe 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Sarratori 2.
Interceptions: Sarratori, Smythe.
FRec: Smythe.
EllicottvilleEagles
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Cassadaga Valley...... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Randolph.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Westfield.............. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... Franklinville............. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Portville................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ Maple Grove............. 7:30
Sat., Oct. 19........ @ Nichols.................. 1:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Musall 86-501, C.Wilson 56-199,Watt 39-121, Hurlburt 14-21, Mowery 3-6,Ling 3-5, Smith 2-0.
Receiving: LSmith 11-82, Gregory 3-42,Hutchinson 2-16, Easton 1-5, Ling 1-4.
TDs: Musall 7, CWilson 4.
Passing: CWilson 18-40-149.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: LSmith 2, CWilson.
FRec: LSmith, Tomblin.
Team Reports
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Dion Morrison Nick Sarratori Phalla Musall
2013 Numbers
The Hillbillies jumpedout to a 21-6 lead afterone quarter and bludgeoned arch-rivalDunkirk 55-22 last weekend... MattMcCarthy powered the groundattacked as he rushed for 202 yardsand 4 TDs on 14 car-ries. McCarthyscored on runs of 12,54, 2 and 10 yards...Dakota Gardner ranfor 32 yards on just 4carries... Weston Leycompleted 10 of 16passes for 194 yardsand 2 TDs... Dylan Meyer caught 5passes for 96 yards, including scoringstrikes of 29 and 10 yards. Meyer alsointercepted a pass on defense... CodySmith was in on 15 tackles, includingone for lost yardage... Anhel Eppswas in on 3 tackles, 1 for loss... JakeRinus made 6 tackles...
Rushing: McCarthy 86-1103, Ley 32-145,CSmith 8-123, Gardner 18-86, Piper 10-58.
Receiving: Meyer 20-463, McCarthy 12-100,Voss 10-156, Piper 9-137, Johnston 5-101,Swoyer 3-18, C.Smith 3-16, Ley 2-62,Gardner 1-0, Ambrose 1-(-1).
TDs: McCarthy 21, Voss 4, Meyer 4, Ley 3,CSmith, Johnston, Piper.
Passing: Ley 52-79-835, Piper 9-21-167,Johnston 5-6-30.
TD Passes: Ley 6, Piper 3.
Interceptions: CSmith 2, Meyer.
FRec: Dewey, Rinus, Voss, Swoyer.
2013 Numbers
The Panthers were tiedat the half 8-8 but tookover after the break and beat PineValley 29-8 last weekend... QB PeterKopp powered the offense as herushed 14 times for 142 yards and 3TDs. Kopp scored onruns of 2 and 11yards and also brokefree for a 95-yard TDin the fourth quarter...Tanner Coluccicaught 2 passes for79 yards and a TD.Colucci caught a 47-yard TD pass... Jamie Greiner led thedefensive effort as he made 11 tack-les... Charlie Furman was a standouton the offensive line and also made 5tackles on defense... Will Bays made6 tackles... Zach Smith was in on 5tackles... Jordan Milks intercepted apass...
2013 Numbers
The Falcons trailedjust 21-16 at the half andlost to arch-rival Southwestern 35-16last weekend... DaShawn Jackson ledthe ground game as he rushed for 76yards on 8 carries... Cody Dustin car-ried 13 times for 53yards and 2 TDs.Dustin scored onruns of 5 and 15yards. He also rushedfor a 2-point PAT andrecovered a fumbleon defense... JacobYoungberg led thedefensive unit with 18 tackles...Nathan Burnett was also a standoutas he made 12 tackles... JacobPenhollow was a solid performer onthe offensive line and also made 11tackles on defense... Jacob Stimsonmade 10 tackles... Ryan Dustin ranfor 15 yards and a 2-point PAT...
Team Reports
FredoniaHillbillies
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Silver Creek......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Falconer................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Salamanca................. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... Southwestern............ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Alley-Limestone...7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ Gowanda................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
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FalconerFalcons
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Salamanca................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Fredonia.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Alley-Limestone... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Silver Creek......... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Gowanda................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ Portville..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Southwestern........7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: CDustin 145-1408, Jackson 41-355,Youngberg 55-276, RDustin 26-131, Petersen 1-4.
Receiving: Peterson 11-121, Burnett 4-49,Schwab 2-64, CDustin 2-21.
TDs: CDustin 16, Jackson 4, RDustin 2,Youngberg, Petersen.
Passing: RDustin 19-63-255.
TD Passes: RDustin 2.
Interceptions: Penhollow, Curtis.
FRec: CDustin 2, Walker.
FranklinvillePanthers
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6........ @ Pine Valley............ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... Frewsburg................. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... @ Clymer.................. 1:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Ellicottville........... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Cattaraugus-LV... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ Panama..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Pine Valley................ 7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: PKopp 117-515, Greiner 76-300,Smith 21-82, Bays 6-41, Palmatier 1-3,Lawrence 2-2, Blecha 1-0, Colucci 14-(-41).
Receiving: Colucci 8-137, Lawrence 8-72,Erickson 6-61, Bays 1-20, Greiner 1-10.
TDs: PKopp 8, Greiner 3, Lawrence, Colucci.
Passing: PKopp 23-60-295, Colucci 1-5-5.
TD Passes: PKopp.
Interceptions: Colucci, Lawrence, Milks.
FRec: None.
Jacob Penhollow William Bays Cody Smith
2013 Numbers
The Bulldogs won ahard-fought struggle overarch-rival Frontier 14-7. All the pointswere scored in the first quarter...Mitch Gomolka powered the offenseas he rushed for 187 yards and a TDon 18 carries... TomCoyne completed 2of 7 passes for 35yards and also rushedfor 33 yards... MarkMyles rushed 8 timesfor 58 yards and aTD. Myles alsorecovered a fumbleon defense... Bryce Hite caught a 21-yard pass... Robert Miller led a fiercedefensive effort as he made 7 tacklesand intercepted a pass... BrendanRyan made 5 tackles, 4 solo... RyanHerr and Tosh Johnson each made 5tackles... Jason Shuttleworth was 2-for-2 on PAT kicks...
2013 Numbers
The Vikings held aslim 16-15 lead at thehalf and scored a pair of TDs in thefinal frame to beat WilliamsvilleNorth 30-15 last weekend... JaredBrandon led the offense as he rushed17 times for 165yards and a TD.Brandon broke freefor a 59-yard TD...Paul Sukmanowskicarried 16 times for67 yards and a TD.He also made 8 tack-les on defense...Quinn Corrao completed 7 of 19passes for 82 yards and a TD. He alsoran for 20 yards and a TD... JoeGiolei was a standout on the OL.Giolei also made 4 tackles, recorded 2QB sacks and recovered a fumble ondefense... Tom Doctor and ChrisAronica each had a QB sack...
2013 Numbers
The Panthers trailedjust 8-0 at the half andlost to Salamanca 14-0 last weekend...The offense had trouble finding trac-tion as the Panthers rushed for just 80yards... Walker Cygan led the offenseas he rushed for 48yards on 11 carries...Brennan Geiger ranfor 18 yards andcaught an 18-yardpass... QB LucasBrawdy completed 4passes for 69 yardsand added 11 yardsto the rushing totals... ChaseWilliams caught 3 passes for 51yards... Dalton Francis had a solidnight as he made a team-high 6 tack-les... Lucas McKeever made 4 tack-les and recorded a QB sack... JonMcCarthy made 4 tackles to help theunit... Jamie Jenson had a QB sack...
GowandaPanthers
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6........ Southwestern............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... JFK............................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Silver Creek......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... Alley-Limestone....... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Falconer................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ Salamanca................. 7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Grand IslandVikings
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ N Tonawanda....... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... Niagara Wheatfield..2:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... Kenmore East........... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... Sweet Home.............. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ @ Starpoint.............. 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Wmsville North........ 2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
HamburgBulldogs
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Grand Island............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Hutch Tech........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... West Seneca East......7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Iroquois................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ South Park................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Frontier.................7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Geiger 167-883, Cygan 34-135,Brawdy 30-100, Young 13-65, Halftown 6-32,McCarthy 2-3, McKeever 1-2, Francis 1-1.
Receiving: Young 9-97, Williams 7-164,Cygan 5-104, Geiger 3-35, McKeever 1-59.
TDs: Geiger 4, Young 2, Brawdy, Williams,McKeever, Clark, McCarthy.
Passing: Brawdy 26-100-459.
TD Passes: Brawdy 4.
Interceptions: Williams, Stevens, McKeever.
FRec: Francis, Geiger, McCarthy, Clark.
Rushing: Sukmanowski 126-613, Chiaravalle 62-283,Brandon 31-228, Morgan 8-19, Swanson 2-10, Corrao 17-(-18), Campanella 8-(-24).
Receiving: Sukmanowski 12-139, Johnson 10-124,Gorman 8-120, Goc 8-118, Chiaravalle 3-33,Benderson 2-17, Morgan 1-29, Brandon 1-15,Swanson 1-0.
TDs: Sukmanowski 5, Chiaravalle 4, Corrao 3,Johnson 2, Brandon 2, Goc, Gorman,Morgan.
Passing: Corrao 34-79-437, Campanella 12-24-159.
TD Passes: Corrao 4, Campanella 2.
Interceptions: Goc, Gorman, Johnson,Benderson.
FRec: Gioel 2, Petrilli, Paolini, Benderson,Niland.
Rushing: Myles 91-502, Gomolka 47-348,Seifer 19-113, Suchan 17-58 , Coyne 19-73,Daly 4-5, GRyan 3-4, Ciccone 1-1, Schollard 1-(-3).
Receiving: BRyan 14-216, GRyan 14-200,Hite 6-115, Seifer 4-59, Myles 4-27, Wood 3-44,Munro 2-69, Gomolka 2-11, Preischel 1-19.
TDs: Myles 6, Hite 4, BRyan 2, Munro,Gomolka.
Passing: Suchan 41-90-672, Daly 5-16-53,Coyne 2-7-35.
TD Passes: Suchan 6.
Interceptions: BRyan 2, Sachse 2, Suchan,Harmon, Johnson, Miller.
FRec: Johnson 2, Hite, Vail, Myles, Preischel,Reezek.
Team Reports
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Jon McCarthy Mitch GomolkaJoe Gioeli
2013 Numbers
The Red Raiders led19-7 at the half, fellbehind after three quarters and suriveda trip to Orchard Park with a 42-41win last weekend... The Raidersdefense stopped a 2-point PAT withless than a minute toplay to save the vic-tory... QB JakeSisson completed 28of 41 passes for 444yards and 3 TDs.Sisson also rushed 15times for 70 yardsand 3 TDs... StephenCarlson caught 211 passes for 202yards and a TD... Zach Panebiancocaught 6 passes for 120 yards... BenLarson caught 5 passes for 50 yardsand a TD... Damien Jackson made 10tackles, 2 for loss... CameronHaberberger made 15 tackles, 3 forlost yardage...
2013 Numbers
The Chiefs trailed just6-0 at the half and lost toStarpoint 20-0... The offense had trou-ble finding traction all night asIroquois recorded just 77 yards ofoffense... Matt Kloc led the groundgame as he rushedf11 times for 34yards... Kyle Siefertcompleted 3 of 12passes for 33 yards...Ethan Justingercaught a 22-yardpass... Kyle Osbornecaught 2 passes for11 yards and made 4 tackles ondefense... Coyote Sokolski made 11tackles, including one for lost yardage.He also intercepted a pass... JohnCleary was in on 10 tackles... BenSimon led the team with 15 tackles,including 1 for lost yardage... JasonWebber made 4 tackles, 1 for loss...
2013 Numbers
The Engineers trailedjust 14-8 at the half butgot overpowered after the break andlost to West Seneca 41-8 last season...Roman West led the offense as herushed 19 times for 68 yards and aTD. He scored on an8-yard TD and alsorushed for a 2-pointPAT... Dakym Daviscompleted 5 passesfor 68 yards and alsointercepted a pass ondefense... RayshawnMcMillon caught 3passes for 51 yards and also made 8tackles on defense... Sal Saez caught a7-yard pass... Shane Palistrant had asolid night punting as he averaged 36yards on 5 punts... Hutch Tech willhost West Seneca West in a Bowlgame this weekend...
Team Reports
Jamestown Red Raiders
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Niagara Falls............ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 14....... @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ South Park........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... Lancaster...................7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ West Sen West......7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ Clarence.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Orchard Park...... 7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Sisson 67-483, Hollingsworth 89-480,Kinsey 40-296, Stam 22-60, Colwell 7-31,Ramos 8-2, Haberberger 3-(-3), Panebianco 1-(-4).
Receiving: Carlson 39-697, Panebianco 30-603,Larson 20-284, Park 16-355, Hollingsworth 8-83.
TDs: Sisson 17, Hollingsworth 9, Carlson 7,Park 6, Panebianco 6, Larson 5, Nazzaro,Kinsey, Parker.
Passing: Sisson 114-172-2015, Ramos 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Sisson 23.
Interceptions: Larson 2, Nazzaro 2, Carlson,Panebianco, Osman, Park, Mosely, Jackson.
FRec: Anthony 2, Parker 2, Mistretta,Haberberger, Panebianco, Melendez.
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Hutch-TechEngineers
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... @ South Park........... 4:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Hamburg................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Alden.....................7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... Iroquois..................... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ St. Mary’s..................7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ West Sen East.......7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: West 134-719, Davis 41-168,Watson 21-67, Olmsted 5-8, McMillon 1-7,Mitchell 3-5, Watkins 2-(-2), Palistrant 1-(-10),Filipski 22-(86).
Receiving: McMillon 13-190, Gibson 7-49,Ford 5-91, Mitchell 4-28, West 3-50,Kedzierski 1-8, Saez 1-7, Watson 1-(-3).
TDs: West 8, Ford 3, McMillon, Filipski.
Passing: Filipski 21-49-283, Davis 14-50-137.
TD Passes: Filipski 3, Davis.
Interceptions: Gibson 2, Davis.
FRec: Brown.
HttIroquoisChiefs
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Sweet Home.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... South Park................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... West Seneca East......7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ Hutch Tech........... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Hamburg................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Sat., Oct. 19........ @ Starpoint.............. 2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Achman 129-617, Kloc 20-71,Piesczynski 19-46, Huber 2-9, Siefert 6-6.
Receiving: Wilkinson 10-206, Sokolski 9-118,Achman 5-52, Osborne 5-48, Skowron 3-0, Yax 2-55, Justinger 2-39, Huber 2-22, Cleary 1-28, King 1-3, Colton 1-2.
TDs: Achman 7, Piesczynski 2, Sokolski, Kloc,Wilkinson, Cleary.
Passing: Piesczynski 31-77-371, Siefert 16-42-276,Reid 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Siefert 2, Piesczynski.
Interceptions: Sokolski 3, Vedella, Knab,Slade.
FRec: Kennell.
Rayshawn McMillon Jason Webber Damien Jackson
2013 Numbers
The Blue Devils brokeaway from a 0-0 tie afterone quarter by scoring three TDs inthe second frame as they beat arch-rival Kenmore East 42-0 last week-end... Alex Price rushed 25 times for134 yards and 2 TDsto lead the offense...Adam Fron com-pleted 5 of 13 passesfor 97 yards and aTD. Fron also rushedfor 41 yards andanother TD... JaysonTaylor ran for a 15-yard TD and caught a 23-yard pass.He also made 5 tackles and had 2 QBsacks on defense... Trent Whitecaught 4 passes for 96 yards and 2TDs... Gary Halt and AnthonyCatania each made 6 tackles...Seamus Halt made 5 tackles and hada QB sack...
2013 Numbers
The Bulldogs playedto a 0-0 tie after one quar-ter and surrendered 3 TDs in the sec-ond frame as they lost to arch-rivalKenmore West 42-0 last weekend...Jake Jones had a big day as he rushedfor 109 yards on just3 carries... PrestonSmith ran 12 timesfor 69 yards... KurtMcGowan led thedefensive effort as hemade 9 tackles...Aaron Canon made5 tackles and inter-cepted a pass... Matt Cook was in on9 tackles to help the unit... Nick Bluffhad a strong game on the defense andmade 5 tackles... Jarett Kowalskiwas in on 4 tackles to help the cause...Kenmore East will play at SweetHome in the first round of the Class Aplayoffs this week...
2013 Numbers
The Bears played to a0-0 tie after one quarterbut surrendered 3 TDs in the secondframe and lost to arch-rival Cleve Hill26-0 last weekend... The offense hadtrouble finding traction all day as theBears were only ableto muster 63 yards ofoffense... There weresome solid perfor-mances on defense asthe Bears sloweddown Cleve Hill’sexplosive offense...Jeff Retzer led thedefense with 11 tackles... AlexBouttarath made 8 tackles andrecorded 2 QB sacks... ShawnMcPhail made 8 tackles and had aQB sack. He also caught 2 passes for27 yards... Kenai Jordan intercepteda pass... Brian Rudnick recovered afumble...
Kenmore EastBulldogs
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ East Aurora..........7:30
Sat., Sept. 14....... Starpoint................... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... North Tonawanda.... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ Grand Island........2:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... @ Niagara Wheat.....2:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ Sweet Home.............. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: PSmith 101-596, McGowan 45-386,McMahon 40-158, J.Jones 3-109, Mack 15-56,Daniels 17-54, Geib 8-16, Vasi 1-4.
Receiving: Geib 14-377, Cannon 9-59, Mack 7-161, PSmith 7-136, Nadrowski 5-46,Daniels 2-20, Vasi 1-12.
TDs: PSmith 7, Geib 4, Mack 3, Nadrowski 2,McMahon, McGowan.
Passing: McMahon 44-90-792, PSmith 1-2-21.
TD Passes: McMahon 10, PSmith.
Interceptions: PSmith 3, Daniels, Canon.
FRec: Mack, PSmith.
John F. KennedyBears
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... Tonawanda................1:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Gowanda...............7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... Lackawanna..............1:30
Sat., Sept. 28....... Wilson........................1:30
Sat., Oct. 5.......... Akron.........................1:30
Sat., Oct. 12........ @ Newfane................ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ @ Cleve Hill..............2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: McPhail 70-298, Pollard 73-256,Retzer 34-122, Jordan 23-117, Lanzalaco 32-109,Roetzer 3-9, Bethin 5-7, Maggiore 1-3.
Receiving: Retzer 6-44, Pollard 5-52,McPhail 3-38, Jordan 3-21, Bouttarath 2-26.
TDs: McPhail 3, Pollard 2, Lanzalaco.
Passing: Bethin 17-49-155, Retzer 2-7-26.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Jordan.
FRec: Rudnick 3, Hahn, McPhail, Urbanczyk,Fischer, Farrell.
Team Reports
Kenmore WestBlue Devils
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... Lancaster...................2:00
Sat., Sept. 14....... Jamestown.................2:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ W Seneca West.....7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Clarence................7:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... Frontier..................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ @ Lockport...............2:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ Kenmore East........... 2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Price 147-758, Ford 16-147, Taylor 11-43, Jones 2-22, Van Volkenburg 2-3,Walker-Johnson 8-(-3), Fron 48-(-47).
Receiving: Trent 17-254, Wojnar 14-181,Ford 13-328, Price 12-206, Taylor 9-167,Hughey 1-30, Rusch 1-13.
TDs: Price 17, Ford 5, Wojnar 2, Trent 2,Taylor, Fron.
Passing: Fron 63-135-1059, Price 3-6-88,Walker-Johnson 1-1-32, VanVolkenburg 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Fron 7, Price, Walker-Johnson
Interceptions: Ford 5, Price 2, Wojnar,Catania, Taylor.
FRec: None.
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Jeff Retzer Nick Bluff Anthony Catania
2013 Numbers
The Redskins led 8-0after one quarter andscored 3 TDs in the second frame asthey beat arch-rival Depew 36-0...Mitch Fuller led the ground attack ashe ran 14 times for 116 yards and 2 TDs.Matt Szymanski ran5 times for 100 yardsand 2 TDs, includinga 67-yard TD jaunt.He also made tacklesand a QB sack ondefense... KevinColafrancechi com-pleted 4 of 7 passesfor 57 yards... Alex Damiani led thedefense with 5 tackles and a QBsack... JD Andreessen was in on 4tackles… Corey Helenbrook inter-cepted a pass… Dan Emersonrecorded a QB sack and recovered afumble… Tom Heist and ZackSzarpa each had a QB sack...
Rushing: Fuller 78-477, Szymanski 56-366,Ritter 6-43, Corbi 7-33, Ziolo 6-28, Hunter 7-17,O’Donnell 3-13, Varga 2-13, Hopkins 1-8,Speyer 5-7, Colafranceschi 12-6, Helenbrook 3-5,Zimpfer 4-0, Staszczyk 4-(-1).
Receiving: Corbi 21-244, Helenbrook 17-149,Zimpfer 9-142, Fuller 9-43, Juhasz 3-68,Ritter 3-31, O’Donnell 2-34, Ziolo 1-23, Lis 1-4.
TDs: Szymanski 8, Fuller 5, Helenbrook 3,Corbi 2, Zimpfer, Juhasz.
Passing: Colafranceschi 63-131-675,Staszczyk 2-5-21, Speyer 1-5-2.
TD Passes: Colafranceschi 6.
Interceptions: Helenbrook 3, Juhasz, Fox,Ziolo, Ritter, Hineman, Diamiani.
FRec: Szymanski 2, Hineman, Empfield,Miller, Ritter, Andreessen, Emerson.
2013 Numbers
The Eagles explodedfor 27 points in the firstquarter and crushed Riverside 58-0last weekend... Phil Wigdor led therushing game as he ran for 66 yardsand a TD on 8 carries... NickMiranda rushed 6times for 59 yards...Parker Addison car-ried 6 times for 27yards and a TD...Jovanni Klimowiczcarried 5 times for 45yards and a TD...Collin Fiutko com-pleted 3 of 6 passes for 46 yards and 2TDs... Matt Webber led a fiercedefensive effort as he made 11 tackles,recorded a QB sack and recovered 2fumbles... Tyler Leavitt recovered afumble in the end zone for a TD...Steve Fessel returned an interception47 yards for a TD...
2013 Numbers
The Steelers took aslim 7-0 lead at the halfand went on to beat Wilson 27-0...Dylan Gregoire completed 10 of 13passes for 228 yards and 3 TDs.Gregoire tossed scoring strikes of 67,45 and 24 yards...Brandon Sireikacaught 4 passes for127 yards and a TD...Damone Sylverscaught a 45-yard TDpass... Kevin Tralacaught 2 passes for33 yards and a TD...Mike Hall rushed for 25 yards and aTD on just 2 carries... CharlesUnderwood led the defense as hemade a team-high 10 tackles... EricThompson and Cameron Turnereach had 8 tackles... Cam Smith made8 tackles and a QB sack... MarcusWebb had 6 tackles and a sack...
Rushing: CSmith 103-644, Gregoire 30-143,Hall 7-94, Underwood 18-57, Turner 8-19,Sylvers 5-14, Delaney 2-11, Miranda 2-9,Thompson 6-6, Robinson 1-2, Wrazen 1-1.
Receiving: Sireika 16-291, Miranda 15-347,CSmith 10-195, Sylvers 8-173, Trala 8-66,Hall 3-29, Thompson 3-23, Robinson 1-37,Cruzado 1-22, Wrazen 1-4, Underwood 1-4.
TDs: CaSmith 9, Sireika 5, Miranda 3, Gregoire 3, Sylvers 3, Hall, Trala.
Passing: Gregoire 66-117-1185.
TD Passes: Gregoire 12.
Interceptions: CSmith 5, Sireika, Sylvers,Miranda, Webb, Trala.
FRec: Sireika 2, Lofton 2, Webb, Albaneh,Miranda.
Team Reports
LancasterRedskins
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... W Seneca West......... 7:30
Sat., Sept. 21....... @ Niagara Falls........3:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Jamestown............7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Orchard Park........... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ Frontier......................7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Depew....................7:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
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LackawannaSteelers
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Newfane.....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Tonawanda........... 7:30
Sat., Sept. 21....... @ JFK....................... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... Cleve Hill.................. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... @ Wmsv North........ 2:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ Akron........................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Wilson................... 7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Lake ShoreEagles
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... North Tonawanda.... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... Grand Island............ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... @ Kenmore East...... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ South Park........... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Starpoint................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ @ Niag Wheatfield... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Tonawanda................6:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Miranda 73-332, ClFiutko 32-188,Wigdor 34-171, Addison 41-164, Klimowicz 22-140, Webber 20-129, Fessel 10-39,Bomberski 4-20.
Receiving: CrFiutko 10-299, Webber 8-75,Wigdor 5-33, John 1-41, Leavitt 1-20,Kaczmarek 1-17, Fessel 1-15, Miranda 1-3,Bomberski 1-2.
TDs: Webber 4, Miranda 4, CrFiutko 4,Wigdor 2, Fessel 2, Leavitt 2, Klimowicz 2,Kaczmarek, Addison, John, ClFiutko.
Passing: Addison 18-51-281, ClFiutko 10-29-161,Klimowicz 1-1-66.
TD Passes: ClFiutko 4, Addison 2.
Interceptions: CrFiutko, Wigdor, John,Fessel.
FRec: Webber 2, Addison, CSmith, Leavitt,Rudyk, Mullet.
Kevin Trala Steve Fessel Dan Emerson
2013 Numbers
MGCL exploded for27 points in the first quar-ter and crushed Clymer 54-0 lastweekend… The Thunder Dragonsrushed for 459 yards in the win…Ryan Miller ran for 168 yards and 2TDs on just 4 carries.Miller also caught a35-yard TD pass…Jed Micek rushedfor 136 yards and 2TDs on just 6 car-ries… GrahamNelson carried 3times for 58 yardsand a TD… Jonah Tanner ran for 24yards and a TD on just 3 carries. Healso returned an interception 62yards… Riley Beaton was 6-for-8 onPAT kicks… Mitch Sandberg made10 tackles, including 3 for lostyardage… AJ Hulton made 10 tack-les, including 4 for lost yardage...
2013 Numbers
The Lions explodedfor 24 points in the firstquarter and beat West Seneca West30-0… Nick Hamilton powered theground game as he rushed for 149yards and 2 TDs on 18 carries…Moziah Townsendcarried 9 times for 82yards. He also madea team-high 11 tack-les… Tyler Fraasscompleted 9 of 16passes for 80 yardsand 2 TDs… CharlieSobieraski caught 3passes for 62 yards, including TDpasses of 30 and 10 yards. He alsoaveraged 40 yards on 2 punts…Andrew Bronson made 6 tackles,including 2 for lost yardage… JosiahChandler and Dante Mount eachmade 4 tackles… Malik Hardenmade 3 tackles and intercepted a
pass…
The Lancers led 20-7after three quarters butallowed 2 TDs in the final frame andlost to Amherst 21-20… Zak Nalboneled the ground game as he rushed 13times for 54 yards and a TD…Carmen Zorrillo ran11 times for 42 yardsand a TD and caught2 passes for 24 yards.Zorrillo also made ateam-high 9 tacklesand a QB sack ondefense… QuranBrewer carried 6times for 36 yards and made 8 tackleson defense… Donald Allender com-pleted 7 of 14 passes for 96 yards…Jake Joseph caught 2 passes for 32yards… Jon Bondi was a standout onthe offensive line… Dylan Pryce wasin on 6 tackles… Matt Spira made 5stops to help the cause...
2013 Numbers
Lewiston-PorterLancers
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... @ Niag Wheatfield... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Barker-Roy-Hart......7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Burgard..................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Bennett................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Medina..................7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ Albion........................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Amherst................ 6:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
LockportLions
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... Starpoint................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Orchard Park...... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... Frontier..................... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ Niagara Falls......12:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... @ Clarence............... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ Kenmore West.......... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ W Seneca West......... 2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Hogan 74-441, Nalbone 84-377,Zorrillo 32-102, Swenson 5-67, Joseph 13-47,Euote 19-37, Brewer 6-36, Allender 13-9.
Receiving: Zorrillo 5-43, Nalbone 4-95,JDaul 4-91, Euote 4-63, Joseph 4-47, Hogan 2-106, Fontanarosa 1-28, Pryce 1-4.
TDs: Nalbone 5, Hogan 4, Allender 3, Zorrillo 3, Euote, Swenson.
Passing: Allender 17-33-296, Euote 8-27-181,Hogan 0-1-0
TD Passes: Euote, Allender.
Interceptions: JDaul 2, Hogan 2, Euote.
FRec: Joseph, Hogan, Nalbone.
Rushing: Hamilton 80-438, Townsend 51-201,Fraass 64-53, DBronson 7-41, ABronson 1-2.
Receiving: Townsend 23-344, Sobieraski 22-371,Chandler 7-86, Hamilton 7-58, ABronson 6-51,Ball 4-37, Fraass 2-42, Williams 1-(-1).
TDs: Sobieraski 8, Hamilton 7, Fraass,Townsend.
Passing: Fraass 63-144-846, DBronson 6-12-93,Sobieraski 2-3-38, Cutler 1-1-4.
TD Passes: Fraass 11, DBronson.
Interceptions: Mount 3, Jenkins 2,DeWilliams, Harden.
FRec: None.
Team Reports
MGCL Thunder Dragons
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Portville..................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Nichols....................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... @ Cass Valley........... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... Randolph...................7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Westfield....................7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Ellicottville........... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Clymer.................. 1:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Miller 73-668, Nelson 22-206,Micek 12-195, Hulton 37-171, Sandberg 14-88,Westerdahl 12-79, Bradford 4-57, Mayer 14-48,Baker 6-31, Klingensmith 5-26, Tanner 5-32,Hudson 5-15.
Receiving: Tanner 6-152, Hulton 3-99, Miller 2-41, Nelson 1-20, Sandberg 1-9.
TDs: Miller 9, Hulton 4, Nelson 4, Tanner 3,Micek 3, Westerdahl 2, Mayer, Bradford, Baker.
Passing: Mayer 9-27-284, Hulton 3-10-25,Tanner 1-1-12.
TD Passes: Mayer 4, Tanner.
Interceptions: Westerdahl 2, Furlow, Micek,Tanner.
FRec: Sandberg 2, Rammelt, Tanner, Hulton,KSmith, Paddock
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Donald Allender Andrew Bronson Riley Beaton
2013 Numbers
The Mustangs led 24-8 at the half and held offa fourth-quarter rally to beat arch-rivalMedina 38-31… Medina clinched aspot in the Class B playoffs with thewin... Munjie Brown led the groundgame as he rushed 15times for 72 yardsand a TD. Brownalso made 8 tackles...Kyle Barna ran 16times for 65 yardsand 2 TDs. Barnaalso caught 6 passesfor 109 yards andanother TD... Dylan Lewis caught 2passes for 43 yards and a TD… AfterLewis was injured, Drake Grabowskistepped in at FS and 5 tackles. He alsosealed the win when he recoveredAlbion's onside kick with :27 left...Jason Hellwig completed 11 of 18passes for 178 yards and 2 TDs...
2013 Numbers
McKinley led 16-14 inthe first quarter but thenthe wheels came off in a 58-22 loss toSweet Home… The Macks pulled towithin 33-22 in the third quarter butcould get no closer… Mike Bentonrushed 11 times for29 yards and a TD.Benton also caught 2passes for 33 yards,including a 22-yardTD… JamarRutledge completed2 of 9 passes for 33yards and a TD…Tyrell Wilson returned the openingkickoff 81 yards for a TD… DavonPerry had a solid performance on theoffensive line… Irving Peay led thedefensive unit with a team-high 9tackles… Chris Smith made 6 tacklesand recorded a QB sack… QujonTaylor was in on 6 tackles…
2013 Numbers
The Flyers went to thelocker room at the halftied at 7-7 but lost to crosstown rivalCheektowaga 28-7 last weekend…Marcus Ford led the offense as herushed for 102 yards on 18 carries. Healso made 4 tackleson defense… MikeHalferty added 74yards on 14 carriesand caught 2 passesfor 14 yards… MikeKelleher rushed 12times for 26 yardsand caught an 11-yard pass… Nick Nowak led thedefense as he made 5 tackles…Andrew Donius was also in on 5tackles… Austin Oquendo had asolid night on the offensive line…Mike Cammarano recovered 2 fum-bles on defense… Austin Reamsnyderalso recovered a fumble...
Team Reports
MedinaMustangs
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Amherst.....................7:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... Maryvale................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 20....... Akron........................ 7:30
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ Burgard................ 4:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Lew-Port................... 7:30
Sat., Oct. 12........ @ Bennett................. 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Albion................... 7:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Brown 96-720, Barna 74-418,Follman 9-46, Pecoraro 13-17, Neace 4-12,Harper 1-(-12), Hellwig 25-(-56).
Receiving: Barna 29-452, Lewis 17-312,Brown 12-129, McPherson 8-116, Hrovat 5-28,Pecoraro 3-35, Follman 2-5, Grabowski 1-36,Harper 1-3.
TDs: Barna 11, Brown 9, Lewis 5, Hellwig 2,McPherson 2, Grabowski, Hrovat, Pecoraro.
Passing: Hellwig 78-133-1045, Brown 0-2-0.
TD Passes: Hellwig 13.
Interceptions: Hrovat, Pecoraro.
FRec: Brown 4, Bentley 2, Beach, Joy.
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MaryvaleFlyers
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... @ Cleve Hill..............2:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Medina..................7:30
Fri., Sept. 20....... Bennett...................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Barker-RH........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Albion................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ Amherst.....................7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Cheektowaga.............7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
McKinleyMacks
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Wmsville North........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Riverside.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... East High.................. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ Wmsville East...... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Niagara Falls............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Wmsville South....7:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ @ Sweet Home..........2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Ford 85-355, Donius 69-321,Kelleher 31-122, Halferty 20-103, Graham 21-84,Reamsnyder 23-78, Hewitt 9-37, Scales 2-10,Doyle 4-3.
Receiving: Donius 6-83, Ford 4-56, Hewitt 3-41,Kelleher 3-27, Halferty 2-14, Nowak 1-19,Brown 1-13, Reamsnyder 1-13.
TDs: Ford 4, Kelleher 2, Cammarano,Donius, Reamsnyder, Graham.
Passing: Graham 19-53-249, Ford 1-1-10,Hewitt 1-3-8.
TD Passes: Graham.
Interceptions: Scales, Cammarano.
FRec: Ford 2, Kelleher, Chatmon, Donius,Brown, Cammarano.
Rushing: Benton 66-316, Johnson 11-87,Rutledge 15-73, Hargrave 25-70, Chesson 21-57,Thompson 12-27, Davis 2-24, Wilson 6-21,Herod 1-3, Epps 1-1, Kelley 1-1.
Receiving: Kelley 20-464, Thompson 11-214,Benton 8-136, Wilson 6-90, Walker 1-45,Epps 1-14, Aponte 1-7, Smith 1-5.
TDs: Kelley 5, Benton 5, Thompson 3, Wilson 3,Rutledge 2, Smith, Peay, Miller, Epps,Chesson.
Passing: Rutledge 26-65-431,Johnson 23-37-425.
TD Passes: Johnson 4, Rutledge 3.
Interceptions: Wilson, Thompson.
Fumbles: Epps 3, Smith 2, Benton, Kelley,Thompson, Perry, Peay, Miller.
Austin Oquendo Tyrell Wilson Dylan Lewis
2013 Numbers
No Report.
2013 Numbers
The Wolverines fellbehind 14-0 after onequarter and lost to Clarence 28-0 lastweekend… Jaylin Smith led theoffense as he rushed 14 times for 70yards… Mike Eagler completed 3 of11 passes for 33yards… Amir Mylescaught a 19-yardpass… DemarcoScarborough caught2 passes for 11yards… DeontePaige led the defenseas he made 9 tacklesand recorded a QB sack… DaquarieSimmons made 8 tackles… DijayStone recovered a fumble… EriqSantiago was in on 8 tackles… JoshBelin posted 2 QB sacks… DeontePaige also had a QB sack… NiagaraFalls will play at Jamestown in thefirst round of the Class AA playoffs...
2013 Numbers
The Panthers fellbehind 24-0 at the halfand lost to Akron 36-8 last weekend…Trevor Noon completed 7 of 21 pass-es for 105 yards and a TD... JoshKneeland caught 2 passes for 12yards and also tosseda 68-yard pass.Kneeland also made 5tackles on defense...Stone Geise caught 4passes for 154 yardsand a TD… KyleGuerriera rushed fora team-high 22 yardson 10 carries… Josh Wilt led thedefensive effort as he made 8 tackles…Nathan Auernhamer made 6 tackles,recorded a QB sack and recovered afumble… Kasey Kubiniec was a solidperformer on the offensive line JakeKubala made 6 tackles… Nick O'Layrecorded a QB sack...
Team Reports
Niagara WheatfieldFalcons
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... Lew-Port................... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 14....... Sweet Home.............. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... @ Grand Island....... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ Starpoint.............. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... Kenmore East.......... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ North Tonawanda.....2:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ @ Wmsville East.......2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Trunzo 19-113, Vranic 5-37.
Receiving: Gatto 4-73.
TDs: Trunzo, Vranic.
Passing: ???.
TD Passes: ???.
Interceptions: ???.
FRec: Williams 2, Vranic.
NewfanePanthers
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Lackawanna.........7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Wilson................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... Tonawanda................2:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... Albion........................ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... @ Cleve Hill..............2:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ JFK............................ 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Akron....................7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Niagara FallsWolverines
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Jamestown............7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Frontier.................7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... Lancaster...................3:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... Lockport..................12:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ McKinley.............. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ Orchard Park........... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Clarence................7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Burdick 86-404, Guerriera 41-149,Kneeland 24-40, Matsulavage 8-35, Mott 1-5,Noon 3-3, Kubala 1-2.
Receiving: Burdick 16-198, Auernhamer 15-205,Kneeland 11-149, Geise 9-239, Gertz 4-52,Guerriera 1-20, Matsulavage 1-16, Nasca 1-9.
TDs: Burdick 5, Geise 4, Kneeland 3,Guerriera 3, Auernhamer 2.
Passing: Noon 26-55-445, Kneeland 30-78-407,Burdick 1-1-14.
TD Passes: Noon 6, Kneeland 3.
Interceptions: Burdick, Kneeland.
FRec: Warner, Kubala, Auernhamer.
Rushing: McCray 71-461, J.Smith 38-238,Cook 29-123, Giles 13-41, Scarborough 4-5,Myles 1-(-1), Eagler 7-(-44).
Receiving: Myles 8-138, Stone 4-89, JSmith 3-44,Scarborough 3-31, McCray 2-18.
TDs: McCray 2, Myles 2, Scarborough, Cook,Simmonas.
Passing: Cook 11-21-190, JSmith 6-22-96,Eagler 3-11-33.
TD Passes: Cook 2, JSmith.
Interceptions: Myles 2, Stone, Simmons.
FRec: Stone
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Nathan Auernhamer Deonte Paige
2013 Numbers
The Huskies scored 3TDs in the second quarterand took a lead 21-6 at the half asthey beat Springville 28-12 last week-end… Chance Anzivine completed 6of 13 passes for 144 yards and 2 TDs.He also rushed for aTD… Wil Bathurstwas Anzivine's maintarget as he caught 5passes for 144 yardsand both TDs…Dante Tarr rushed 9times for 32 yards…Luke Hennessycaught a 16-yard pass and had 50yards in kick returns… ChuckMartin led the defense as he made 6tackles… Ryan Phillips made 5 tack-les… Malik Burney made 5 tacklesand had a QB sack… Jaryd Plaudmade a team-high 8 tackles… DavidLee was in on 6 stops…
2013 Numbers
North Tonawandascored late in the 2ndquarter and took an 18-13 lead at thehalf and beat arch-rival Tonawanda45-21... The 'Jacks rushed for 399yards in the win… Christian Mahoeled the ground attackas he rushed 13times for 151 yardsand 2 TDs…Nehemiah Stone ran10 times for 116yards and 2 TDs andalso caught a 45-yard TD pass…Chris Woodard rushed for 70 yardson 7 carries. He also completed 7 of14 passes for 135 yards and 2 TDs…Jacob Ferry caught 4 passes for 80yards and a TD… Taylor Mellottmade 6 tackles and had a QB sack…Ryan Osborn had a QB sack… JonZellner made 4 tackles and a sack…
2013 Numbers
The Big Green fellbehind 22-0 at the halfand lost to Ellicottville 22-7 lastweekend… QB Steve Glinski rushed15 times for 41 yards and a TD. Healso completed 2 of 9 passes for 25yards… KenWilliams carried 8times for 48 yards.He also made 10tackles, 6 solo, ondefense… MikeGeiger ran 6 timesfor 43 yards… ChrisMiner caught 2 pass-es for 25 yards… Mercy Cox-Hicksmade a team-high 7 solo tackles andalso had a QB sack… BrandonRivers switched from FB to OT andplayed well after just one week ofpractice. Rivers also made 7 tackles inhis first start at LB… MatthiasWilliams made 7 tackles, 4 solo...
Team Reports
OleanHuskies
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... Depew........................ 6:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Southwestern....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Sat., Oct. 5.......... Eden.......................... 6:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ Alden......................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Springville............ 7:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Tarr 91-444, Anzivine 71-152,Plaud 20-145, Ellis 5-23, Bathurst 2-22,Haight 1-2.
Receiving: Bathurst 34-631, Hennessy 19-255,Tarr 7-84, Martin 5-51, Haight 2-55.
TDs: Bathurst 7, Tarr 5, Hennessy 5, Anzivive 4,Plaud.
Passing: Anzivine 65-142-1037, Martin 1-2-28,Bathurst 1-2-4, Hennessy 0-2-0.
TD Passes: Anzivine 10, Martin.
Interceptions: Hennessy 4, Tarr 2, Bathurst 2,Martin
FRec: Plaud 2, Lee, Haight.
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NicholsBig Green
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... Cardinal O’Hara....12:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Maple Grove........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Portville................ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... Westfield..................12:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... Finney (5).................. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ Sherman.................. 12:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ Ellicottville................ 1:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
North TonawandaLumberjacks
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... Grand Island............ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... @ Kenmore East...... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ Sweet Home......... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Starpoint................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ @ Niag Wheatfield... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Tonawanda................6:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Geiger 46-483, Cox-Hicks 60-281,Glinski 60-270, K Williams 38-171, Gicewicz 4-43,EWilliams 2-7, Tyson 3-4.
Receiving: Tyson 5-104, Geiger 5-79, Miner 4-31,KWilliams 3-21, Cox-Hicks 2-0, Carrow 1-15.
TDs: Glinski 5, Cox-Hicks 3, Geiger 3, Tyson 2,KWilliams, Gicewicz.
Passing: Glinski 21-46-259.
TD Passes: Glinski.
Interceptions: Tyson.
FRec: KWilliams 2, MWilliams, Tyson, Miner,Foley.
Rushing: Woodard 58-634, Zellner 78-563,Mahoe 39-222, Brandy 39-216, Stone 16-115,McDonough 8-65, McGee 3-22, Swartz 3-9.
Receiving: Ferry 31-646, Tripi 15-165, Mahoe 11-185, Brandy 4-41, Zellner 3-44,Krantz 2-36 ,Stone 1-45, Garavaglia 1-15,McNeill 1-2.
TDs: Woodard 9, Ferry 7, Mahoe 5, Zellner 4,Stone 3, McDonough.
Passing: Woodard 64-92-1179.
TD Passes: Woodard 9.
Interceptions: Woodard.
FRec: Chirayath, Molik, Zellner, Stone,Witkopf.
Brandon Rivers Malik BurneyTaylor Mellott
2013 Numbers
The Panthers fellbehind 21-0 at the halfand lost to Eden 28-14… ThePanthers allowed 344 rushing yards inthe loss… Tyler Mummery led theteam with 72 rushing yards in 15 car-ries. Mummery alsorushed for a 5-yardTD and made 9 tack-les on defense…Kris Riordan rushedfor 11 yards, includ-ing a 2-yard TD…Bryce Little com-pleted 3 of 11 passesfor 35 yards… Ian Moran led thedefense with 15 tackles, including 2for loss… Justin Bliss averaged 42yards on 6 punts and also caught a 22-yard pass… Matt Haggerty made 6tackles… Foster Dell made 3 tacklesand recovered a fumble… NateTackentein made 4 tackles…
2013 Numbers
The Panthers ThePanthers led 7-6 at thehalf but fell to Sherman 20-7…Sherman won the DD League titlewith the win. Panama will play atCatt-LV in the first round of the DDplayoffs this week...Kyle Saxton led theground game as herushed 18 times for40 yards… BrycePayne completed 6of 10 passes for 45yards… Ricky Eddyrushed for 31 yardsand also caught 3 passes for 31yards… Jacob Short led the defensewith a team-high 15 tackles, including2 for lost yardage… Dylan Bergmanmade 9 tackles… David O'Dell made7 tackles, including 1 for loss... DillonMescall and Brandon Metzer wereeach in on 8 tackles…
2013 Numbers
The Quakers fellbehind 19-7 at the halfand rallied after the break but lost athrilling game to Jamestown 42-41…Kevin Goltz had a huge night as hecompleted 14 of 24 passes for 243yards and 2 TDs.Goltz also rushed 22times for 152 yardsand another 2 TDs…DeSean Walkerrushed 28 times for121 yards and 2TDs... Chris Murphycaught 5 passes for130 yards and 2 TDs… Kevin Koziolcaught 4 passes for 55 yards… RyanFalsone caught 3 passes for 45 yardsand also made 7 tackles on defense…Matt Perla made a team-high 9 tack-les… Jake Cullen made 5 tackles,including 2 for lost yardage… JakeDogal made 8 tackles…
PanamaPanthers
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... Clymer....................... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Cattaraugus-LV... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... Pine Valley................ 1:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... Frewsburg................. 1:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Cassadaga Valley...... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Franklinville........ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Sherman............... 1:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
PioneerPanthers
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7........ vs. Oneida @ SU....11 am
Fri., Sept. 13....... Olean......................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... East Aurora...............7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Alden.....................7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ Springville................. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ @ Eden...................... 2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Saxton 105-676, Enlow 70-384,Eddy 22-179, Bergman 31-124, Smouse 17-83,BPayne 11-58, Ecklund 2-8, Delahoy 1-0,Fardink 1-(-4).
Receiving: Schutt 11-166, Eddy 10-137,O’Dell 5-80, Enlow 5-33, Saxton 1-14,Smouse 1-6, Mescall 1-3.
TDs: Enlow 8, Saxton 5, Schutt 3, Eddy 2,BPayne 2, O’Dell 2.
Passing: BPayne 34-63-425, Delahoy 1-1-14,Eddy 0-1-0.
TD Passes: BPayne 7.
Interceptions: Schutt 2, O’Dell, Eddy,Fardink, Niles, Hoch.
FRec: O’Dell 3, Schutt, Hoch.
Rushing: Mummery 121-672, Riordan 100-568,Slomba 11-55, Schloss 10-53, Little 13-24,Haggerty 2-11, Stiles 3-8, K.Smith 1-6,Tackenstein 1-1, Cook 1-1.
Receiving: Bliss 12-270, Riordan 4-22,Mummery 3-24, Haggerty 2-49, Chislett 1-13.
TDs: Riordan 6, Mummery 4, Bliss 4, Schloss,Moran, Little.
Passing: Little 20-58-319, Bliss 1-1-39,Mummery 1-1-20.
TD Passes: Little, Mummery.
Interceptions: Tackenstein 4, Riordan,Haggerty, Bliss.
FRec: Moran, Thagard, Cycon, Hyman, Bliss,KSmith, Mummery, Dell.
Team Reports
Orchard ParkQuakers
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ W Seneca West.....7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Lockport....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Clarence.................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... Wmsville South........ 1:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Lancaster.............. 7:30
Sat., Oct. 12........ @ Niagara Falls........2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Jamestown.................7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Walker 135-802, KGoltz 86-584,Falsone 8-70, Myers 9-38, Bonilla 8-16,Murphy 4-14, Hollins 19-13.
Receiving: Murphy 22-350, Falsone 18-212,Koziol 11-113, Bruno 8-109, Cullen 6-34,Dolce 1-50, Crowley 1-17, Perla 1-11.
TDs: Walker 14, KGoltz 5, Falsone 3, Murphy 3,Bruno, Hollins, Dolce.
Passing: KGoltz 38-71-534, Hollins 30-52-362.
TD Passes: KGoltz 4, Hollins 3.
Interceptions: Falsone 3, Dogal 2, Myers,Cullen, Crescente.
FRec: None.
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Kevin Koziol Dylan Bergman Ian Moran
2013 Numbers
St. Francis fell behind21-0 after the first quarterand lost to Aquinas 48-7 last week-end... Garth Pinnock led the Raidersground game as he rushed for 59yards on just 6 carries... GeraldHickson completed10 of 17 passes for61 yards and a TD...Tyron Lawsoncaught 4 passes for24 yards and a TD.He also rushed for 33yards... AustinTaylor caught 3 pass-es for 13 yards... Ryan Zulawski wasa stalwart on the offensive line andalso made 4 tackles on defense... JackMcGowan led the defensive effort ashe made 6 tackles... Mike Millermade 4 tackles and intercepted apass... Jack Braunscheidel made 4tackles on defense...
2013 Numbers
The Cardinals pow-ered out to a 21-0 leadafter one quarter and raced pastPortville 48-7 last weekend...Randolph rushed for 364 yards in thewin... Chris Doubek rushed for 169yards and 3 TDs on16 carries. He alsomade 9 tackles ondefense... DevynNelsen rushed 3times for 104 yardsand 2 TDs... SamJacobi made 6 tack-les and intercepted apass... Lucas Brown made 5 tackles,recorded a QB sack, and recovered afumble. He also rushed 7 times for 70yards and 2 TDs... Cody Oldro made5 tackles and recorded a QB sack...Bryce Morrison made 5 tackles andintercepted a pass... DeranHuntington made 4 tackles...
2013 Numbers
The Panthers fellbehind 21-0 after onequarter and lost to Randolph 48-7 lastweekend... Ben Waugh led theoffense as he rushed 63 yards and aTD on 7 carried. Waugh punched in a2-yard TD in thefourth quarter. Healso made 7 tackleson defense... DakotaStudley rushed 15times for 47 yards...Brett Marcellincompleted 5 passesfor 54 yards andmade 7 tackles on defense... IsaacSilver caught 2 passes for 60 yards...Derek Kreamer was a solid per-former on the offensive line... ChaseSwetland made 5 tackles... Portvillewill have a bye in the first round ofthe Class D playoffs and will playMGCLake in the second round...
Team Reports
St. FrancisRed Raiders
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... @ Holy Trinity.......... 1:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Edison Tech...............7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Cathedral Prep.... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... Canisius..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... St. Joe’s..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ O’Hara................. 2:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Aquinas.................7:00
Fri., Oct. 25........ St. Mary’s..................7:00
Fri., Nov. 1.......... @ Bishop Timon.......7:00
Nov. 8/9............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: BMisterman 109-625, Lawson 36-179,Buccieri 20-86, Guzman 13-77, Pinnock 6-59,Carmichael 9-30, Campbell 8-25, JDolegala 10-2,Woodarek 1-0, Hickson 18-(-22).
Receiving: Buccieri 14-194, BMisterman 13-196,Lawson 7-56, Holenss 6-149, Williams 5-54,Weikle 3-30, Taylor 3-13, Kraus 2-26,Carmichael 2-15, Braunscheidel 1-26,Johnson 1-10, Guzman 1-5, Campbell 1-3.
TDs: BMisterman 8, Buccieri 3, JDolegala 2,Campbell 2, Holenss 2, Hickson 2, Lawson 2,Carmichael, Guzman.
Passing: JDolegala 28-63-259, Hickson 29-60-359,Buccieri 2-10-58.
TD Passes: JDolegala 5, Hickson 4.
Interceptions: Miller 3, Krauss, Johnson,Dempsey.
FRec: McGowan 2, Guzman, Hayes.
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RandolphCardinals
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Westfield....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Ellicottville................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Frewsburg............ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Maple Grove........ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Silver Creek.............. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ @ Cass Valley........... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ Portville..................... 7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Doubek 107-1425, Brown 24-254,Nelson 3-104, Morrison 2-11.
Receiving: ???
TDs: Doubek 24, Morrison 7, Brown 5,Nelson 3, Bosley, Jacobi, Hettenbough,Maycock, Oldro.
Passing: Maycock 28-63-468.
TD Passes: Maycock 6, Morrison.
Interceptions: Doubek 2, Bosley, Oldro,Morrison, Brown, Young.
FRec: Taylor, Doubek, Oldro.
PortvillePanthers
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6........ @ Maple Grove........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Westfield................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Nichols....................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ Cass Valley........... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Ellicottville................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ Falconer.....................7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Randolph.............. 7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: BWaugh 95-487, Studley 86-338,Caya 8-42, Hollamby 7-24, Marcellin 29-12,Rajski 2-10, MWaugh 1-5 Harris 1-(-2).
Receiving: BWaugh 10-128, Swetland 10-114,Hilyer 8-159, Caya 7-209, Studley 7-82,Reynolds 1-21.
TDs: BWaugh 9, Caya 7, Swetland 3,Marcellin, Studley.
Passing: Marcellin 43-99-700.
TD Passes: Marcellin 7.
Interceptions: Marcellin 2, BWaugh, Caya,Hilyer.
FRec: Reisman, Elliott, Hilyer, Cornelius,BWaugh, Studley, Freeborn, Zink.
Ben Waugh Sam Jacobi Tyron Lawson
2013 Numbers
The Warriors led 8-0at the half and won ahard-fought battle with Gowanda 14-0last weekend... Tyler Siperek led theground game as he rushed 10 timesfor 63 yards and a TD... Jared Fishcompleted 7 of 14passes for 114 yardsand a TD. Fish tosseda 46-yard scoringstrike and a 2-pointPAT... Jarron Ballcaught 2 passes for33 yards... JamesNye caught a 46-yardTD pass... Sean Connell was a stal-wart on the offensive line... LoganJohn led the defense as he made 11tackles... Tadd Beattie caught a 16-yard pass and made 10 tackles... SeanConnell made 7 tackles and alsorecorded a QB sack... BradCunningham recorded a QB sack...
2013 Numbers
The Lancers led 3-0 atthe half but lost a defen-sive slugfest 14-9 to St. Joe’s... Therunning game never found any trac-tion. Anthony Stitt led the team with16 yards... Justin Hersey completed 7of 20 passes for 100yards. He also rushedfor 15 yards, includ-ing a 1-yard TD...Marc O’Neill caught5 passes for 76yards... DioneStrong caught 2passes for 24 yards...Zack Penska kicked a 20-yard FG...Senior Justin Green had a solid dayat both OT and DT... Nathaniel Keithled a solid defensive effort as he made11 tackles and recovered a fumble...Paul Bargnesi and Paul Battagliaeach made 5 tackles... Trevor Wronarecorded a QB sack...
2013 Numbers
St. Joe’s trailed 3-0 atthe half but scored twicein the third quarter and held on to beatSt. Mary’s 14-9... Nigel Davis sparkedthe Marauders when he fielded a punton one hop and raced 82 yards for aTD... Davis finishedwith 59 yards rush-ing... MikeMcCarthy complet-ed 6 of 18 passes for82 yards and a TD...Ali Akono caught a50-yard TD pass...Anthony Castellanimade a team-high 10 tackles, 7 soloand 2 for lost yardage... ConnorMcKenna made 9 tackles, six initialhits, and 2 for lost yardage... LouisSurace recovered a fumble... TylerHill made 7 tackles, 1 for loss andalso knocked down 3 passes. Hill alsocaught 3 passes for 22 yards...
St. Joe’sMarauders
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... St. Anthony’s............ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 14....... @ Clarence............... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... Cardinal O’Hara..... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... Aquinas..................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ St. Francis............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Cathedral Prep.... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ @ St. Mary’s............. 1:00
Sat., Oct. 26........ Bishop Timon........... 2:00
Sat., Nov. 2.......... @ Canisius................ 2:00
Nov. 8/9............... Playoffs.....................TBA
St. Mary’sLancers
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6........ OPEN
Sat., Sept. 14....... East High.................. 1:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... Bishop Timon........... 1:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... OPEN
Sat., Oct. 5.......... @ Canisius................ 2:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Hutch Tech........... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ St. Joe’s..................... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 25.........@ St. Francis............ 7:00
Sat., Nov. 2.......... @ O’Hara................. 2:00
Rushing: Davis 95-861, Payne 33-170,Conschafter 21-106, Gregory 8-103, Young 8-26,Owens 6-22, Hill 13-21, Jackson 5-6, Brandy 3-3, Przybyla 2-(-1), McCarthy 1-(-4).
Receiving: Hill 13-240, Jones 8-228, Davis 8-77,Young 7-57, Payne 5-84, Akono 3-65,McKenna 1-25, Conschafter 3-20.
TDs: Davis 12, Hill 4, Young 2, Payne 2,McKenna 2, Akono, Jones, Gregory,Conschafter.
Passing: McCarthy 36-73-644, Hill 11-28-109,Davis 2-3-44.
TD Passes: McCarthy 5, Hill 2, Davis.
Interceptions: Akono 2, Castellani, Masters,Hill, Hector, Conschfter
FRec: Payne, Conschafter, Young, Jackson,Spina, Klopp, Gaulin, McKenna, Davis,Surace.
Rushing: Vallone 55-588, Stitt 52-325,Robinson 25-184, Hersey 26-135, Hinton 13-90,Kieth 3-46, O’Neill 7-27.
Receiving: Strong 12-173, O’Neill 9-126,Kieth 3-55, Stitt 1-42, Robinson 1-6.
TDs: Vallone 7, Stitt 5, Hersey 5, Strong 3,O’Niell, Bargnesi, Robinson, Kieth.
Passing: Hersey 26-61-402.
TD Passes: Hersey 3.
Interceptions: Strong 2, Vallone, Bargnesi,Hinton, O’Neill.
FRec: Kieth 4, Vallone, Strong
SalamancaWarriors
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Falconer................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Silver Creek.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Springville............ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Southwestern............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ Alley-Limestone........7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Gowanda.............. 7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Siperek 92-598, Beattie 61-405,Fish 54-246, Spruce 25-133, Ball 7-28,Pheasrdorf 8-15, Greene 1-6, Nye 2-4,Dowdy 2-4, Hinman 1-(-10).
Receiving: Ball 14-168, Siperek 9-148,Hinman 8-107, Beattie 4-29, Zaprowski 2-34,Nye 1-46.
TDs: Beattie 4, Spruce 4, Hinman 4, Fish 4,Siperek 3, Ball, Nye.
Passing: Fish 37-73-532, Nye 0-2-0.
TD Passes: Fish 6.
Interceptions: Siperek 3, Greene 2, Nye,Hinman.
FRec: Beattie, Ficek, Ball.
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Ali Akono Nathaniel Keith Logan John
2013 Numbers
The Sparks led 8-0after one quarter andblitzed for 30 points in the secondframe as they beat O’Hara 44-0 lastweekend... Tyler Mascio completed 7of 12 passes for 126 yards and a TDto lead the offense...Laron Watkins ledthe ground game ashe rushed 8 times for106 yards and a TD.TJ Scott ran 7 timesfor 74 yards and aTD... WilliamBurgess ran 4 timesfor 33 yards and a TD. WilquanBurgess ran 4 times for 42 yards anda TD... Austin Neal ran 5 times for 52yards... Gage Hontz intercepted 2passes... Antonio Leonard caught 4passes for 100 yards and also inter-cepted a pass on defense... JeremyEdwards recovered a fumble...
2013 Numbers
The Black Knightsplayed to a 6-6 tie afterfour quarters and lost a hard-foughtgame to Allegany-Limestone 20-13 inovertime last weekend... ShermanWilliams led the ground game as herushed 18 times for56 yards. Williamsalso made 6 tackles...Jake Lewis complet-ed 7 of 22 passes for91 yards and a TD.Lewis also rushed for23 yards... JakeNosbisch tossed a 9-yard TD pass to Lewis in the OT ses-sion... Mike Priest had a solid gameand led the defense with 7 tackles. Hewas also outstanding on the offensiveline... Bryce Plecker intercepted apass... Silver Creek will play at JFK inthe Chuck Funke Tournament thisweekend...
2013 Numbers
The Wildcats took anearly lead but trailed 7-6at the half before gutting out a tough20-7 win over Panama last weekend...Sherman won the DD League titlewith the win and will host Frewsburgin the first round ofthe playoffs... DevinMoorhead led theground attack as herushed 26 times for130 yards and a TD.He also made 6 tack-les and recovered afumble on defense...QB Andrew Graham ran 10 timesfor 86 yards and 2 TDs... ChrisGreiner led the defense as he made12 tackles... Jon Spacht was in on 7tackles and recovered a fumble...Ryan Robson made 6 tackles...Korey Ayers recovered a fumble...Dylan Scouten had a QB sack...
Team Reports
South ParkSparks
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... Hutch Tech................4:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Iroquois................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Jamestown................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... Lake Shore................ 6:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ W Seneca East..... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Cardinal O’Hara......7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Scott 74-693, Watkins 57-500,Mascio 43-255, Neal 6-93,WqBurgess 5-73,WmBurgess 8-45, Mills 4-43, Gerace 4-22,SSmith 3-14, Jefferson 2-10, Honz 1-8.
Receiving: Leonard 39-549, Jefferson 34-362,Mills 6-125, Scott 5-62, Watkins 5-32, Hontz 2-5.
TDs: Scott 6, Mascio 4, Leonard 3, Jefferson 3,Neal 2, Mills 2, Watkins 2, WmBurgess 2,WqBurgess, Gerace.
Passing: Mascio 90-132-1143, Gerace 1-1-11,Jefferson 1-1-3.
TD Passes: Mascio 9.
Interceptions: Leonard 4, Mascio 2, Neal 2,Gilmore 2, Hontz 2.
FRec: WmBurgess 2, WqBurgess 2,Edwards, Fox.
Silver CreekBlack Knights
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Fredonia.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Gowanda................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... Falconer (For).......... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Randolph.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Southwestern....... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Alley-Limestone........7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: SWilliams 114-446, Kettle 4-46,Gilbert 7-38, Lewis 7-32, Nosbisch 14-30.
Receiving: Lewis 8-164, Gilbert 6-161,SWilliams 5-34, Plecker 3-41, Szumigala 3-4,Gates 2-39, VanZile 1-40, Murphy 1-15,Youngbird 1-13, Nosbisch 1-11, Forbes 1-4.
TDs: SWilliams 4, Gilbert 2, Lewis 2,Nosbisch 2, VanZile, Plecker, Szumigala.
Passing: Nosbisch 30-92-451, Lewis 19-51-196.
TD Passes: Nosbisch 5, Lewis 3.
Interceptions: Plecker 2, NJones.
FRec: Kettle, Priest, Curry, NJones.
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ShermanWildcats
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Franklinville.........7:00
Sat., Sept. 14....... @ Clymer.................. 1:30
Sat., Sept. 21....... Cattaraugus-LV........ 1:30
Sat., Sept. 28....... Pine Valley.................1:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Frewsburg............ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Westfield...............7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ Panama......................1:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Moorhead 118-843, Graham 62-446,Ayers 26-125, Greiner 27-91, Lyon 2-0.
Receiving: Luden 16-90, Scouten 13-317,Moorhead 12-174, Ayers 2-23, Gleason 1-8,Robson 1-3.
TDs: Moorhead 10, Graham 8, Scouten 6,Ayers.
Passing: Graham 45-96-618.
TD Passes: Graham 7.
Interceptions: Gleason 3, Moorhead 2,Scouten.
FRec: Greiner 3, Toy 2, Spacht 2, Ayers 2,Scouten, Moorhead.
Andrew Graham William BurgessMike Priest
2013 Numbers
The Spartans played toa 0-0 tie after one quarterbut scored once in each of the finalthree frames and beat Iroquois 20-0 lastweekend... Evan Majewski returnedfrom a hamstring injury and rushed 23times for 127 yardsand a TD... JulianMott ran 9 times for58 yards and alsomade 6 tackles ondefense... AustinBratek carried 13times for 45 yardsand a TD... SamTerrazzino completed 5 of 12 passesfor 63 yards and a TD... Make Chasecaught 2 passes for 45 yards and aTD... Bryan Cheskiewicz was a stand-out on the OL and forced a fumble ondefense... Mike Chase made 5 tack-les... Taijay Ahmed and RickyGoolsby each made 4 tackles...
2013 Numbers
The Griffins played toa 0-0 tie after one quarterbut allowed 3 TDs in the secondframe as they lost to Olean 28-12 lastweekend... Nate Wolcott led theground game as he rushed 20 timesfor 120 yards and a15-yard TD... DevinWhite-Kearnsrushed 14 times for20 yards and a TD...Ethan Benz caught a21-yard pass. Benzalso made 3 tacklesand recovered a fum-ble on defense... Bryce Stedman hada solid night on the offensive line...Josh Ball and Nate Wolcott led thedefense as each of them made 4 tack-les... Brandon Ball made 3 tacklesand recovered a fumble... will hostGowanda in a bowl games this week-end...
2013 Numbers
The Trojans led 21-16at the half and lockeddown after the break to beat arch-rivalFalconer 35-16 last weekend... It wasthe 17th straight win over Falconer inthe rivalry that began in 1927...Hunter Petersonrushed 12 times for104 yards and 3 TDs.He also caught a 40-yard pass... KevinBellardo ran 16times for 89 yardsand a TD... NickSwanson ran 6 timesfor 34 yards and a TD... NoahWeinstein completed 5 of 10 passesfor 109 yards... Howard Boutelle hada solid night on the defensive line.Boutelle is a team captain... JordanBryerton made 11 tackles to lead thedefense... Corey Bryerton made 9tackles and recovered a fumble...
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... @ Lockport...............2:00
Sat., Sept. 14....... @ Kenmore East...... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... @ Sweet Home..........2:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... Niag Wheatfied.........2:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ N Tonawanda....... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ Grand Island............ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ Iroquois..................... 2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
SouthwesternTrojans
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6........ @ Gowanda.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Alley-Limestone....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Olean......................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ Silver Creek.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Falconer.....................7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
SpringvilleGriffins
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... @ Eden...................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Dunkirk..................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 20....... Depew........................ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 27....... Salamanca................. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ East Aurora..........7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Olean......................... 7:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
StarpointSpartans
Rushing: Peterson 75-573, Bellardo 62-350,Swanson 52-299, Weinstein 66-135,Kennedy 10-69, Chamberlin 8-64, Himes 4-20,Williams 3-19, Johnson 4-15.
Receiving: Pannes 13-164, Sandbloom 12-254,Peterson 7-172, Bellardo 4-23, Ulimger 1-12,CBryerton 1-12, Swanson 1-12, Pannes 1-5.
TDs: Peterson 5, Weinstein 4, Bellardo 4,Pannes 2, Sandbloom 2, Swanson 2,Kennedy.
Passing: Weinstein 38-81-535, Burk 1-1-3
TD Passes: Weinstein 4.
Interceptions: CBryerton 2, Peterson 2,Ulinger, Pannes, Bellardo.
FRec: CBryerton 2, Moran, JBryerton,Peterson.
Rushing: White-Kearns 60-292, Wolcott 45-261,EBenz 55-180, Cieslica 43-118, Conklin 15-116,Fisher 6-15, Berry 3-13, O’Brien 2-13.
Receiving: EBenz 4-39, Dewitt 3-53,Suffoletto 3-21, Fisher 1-5.
TDs: White-Kearns 3, Wolcott 3, EBenz,Dewitt, Fisher
Passing: White-Kearns 13-38-131, EBenz 0-4-0.
TD Passes: White-Kearns.
Interceptions: Suffoletto.
FRec: Ball 4, Fisher, Conklin, O’Brien, Berry,Stedman, EBenz.
Rushing: Majewski 85-434, Bratek 104-393,Mott 29-175, Ahmed 26-148, Yaeger 13-55.
Receiving: Goolsby 19-158, Wetzel 10-121,Chase 9-134, Mott 5-38, Bratek 3-34, Yaeger 1-8.
TDs: Bratek 4, Wetzel 3, Mott, Chase,Majewski.
Passing: Terrazzino 32-74-368, Yaeger 15-27-102.
TD Passes: Yaeger 2, Terrazzino 2.
Interceptions: Bratek, Goolsby, Chase.
FRec: Bliven 2, Goolsby, Wetzel, Chase,Mott, Dumond.
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Howard Boutelle Nate Wolcott Mike Chase
2013 Numbers
The Wolverines sea-son has been cancelled.
2013 Numbers
The Warriors trailed18-13 at the half and lostto arch-rival North Tonawanda 45-21last weekend... Tristan Boling had ahuge night as he rushed 22 times for120 yards and a TD. Boling also com-pleted 14 of 31 pass-es for 203 yards anda TD... BrandonFrye caught 2 passesfor 45 yards and aTD... ConnorPumm caught 5passes for 74 yards...Tim Barnard ran 14times for 42 yards and caught 2 passesfor 48 yards. He also made 8 tackleson defense... Brandon Frye made 4tackles and returned an interception95 yards for a TD... Jordan Cifarellicaught 3 passes for 19 yards... PaulPalladino made 6 tackles... CorbinSnyder caught 2 passes for 19 yards...
2013 Numbers
The Panthers trailed16-14 after one quarterbut scored 3 TDs in the second frameand rolled past McKinley 58-22 lastweekend... The defense heldMcKinley to 26 rushing yards...Jordan Evert pow-ered the groundgame as he rushed20 times for 109yards and 3 TDs.Jordan Heine brokethrough the middlefor an 80-yard TDrun in the third quar-ter... Mark Walker ran 6 times for 37yards and a TD... Kevin Torrillocompleted 10 of 13 passes for 97yards and 3 TDs... Brandon Smileycaught 3 passes for 40 yards and 2TDs... Julyan Coleman caught 2passes for 25 yards and a TD... RonWoods recovered a fumble...
Team Reports
WestfieldWolverines
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Randolph.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Portville................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Ellicottville................ 7:30
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ Nichols................ 12:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Maple Grove........ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ Sherman.................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ Cassadaga Valley...... 7:30
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Janes 24-106, Hunt 18-94, Raynor 1-2, Buchanan 2-(-1).
Receiving: Janes 2-41, Walters 2-37, Witmer 2-(-8), Gray 1-5.
TDs: Janes 2.
Passing: Hunt 7-14-75.
TD Passes: Hunt.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
TonawandaWarriors
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7........ @ JFK....................... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 13....... Lackawanna............. 7:30
Sat., Sept. 21....... @ Newfane................ 2:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Akron....................7:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Wilson........................7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ Cleve Hill.................. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ N Tonawanda....... 6:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Barnard 128-707, Boling 76-439,Henderson 11-51, Adams 9-32, Hall 6-21,TSmith 3-20, Mara 3-12.
Receiving: Pumm 17-311, Snyder 7-140,Barnard 6-65, Frye 5-81, Cifarelli 5-43.
TDs: Barnard 5, Boling 4, Pumm 3, Frye 3,Snyder 2, Cifarelli.
Passing: Boling 35-89-516, Mara 8-17-124.
TD Passes: Boling 7, Mara.
Interceptions: Frye 2, Barnard 2, Pumm,Cifarelli, Snyder.
FRec: Palladino 2, Galley, Geercken,Barnard.
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Sweet HomePanthers
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... @ Iroquois................ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 14....... @ Niag Wheatfield... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 21....... Starpoint................... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... North Tonawanda.... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... @ Grand Island....... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ @ Kenmore East...... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ McKinley................... 2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Evert 116-762, Walker 42-243,Heine 17-180, Coleman 6-47, Johnson 5-37,Iverson 4-13, Woods 2-12, K.Torrillo 8-10,Smiley 4-4.
Receiving: Smiley 27-440, Evert 11-188,Walker 7-99, Barone 7-81, Drake 7-75,Coleman 5-48, Heine 4-28, Willson 1-10,Oaks 1-3, Lee 1-2, Anderson 1-1.
TDs: Evert 13, Smiley 10, Walker 5, Heine 5,Coleman 2, Milton, Barone, Johnson, Ziegler.
Passing: KTorrillo 85-122-1085.
TD Passes: KTorrillo 17.
Interceptions: Smiley 4, Spikes 3, Milton,Britt, Drake, Oaks.
FRec: Iverson 2, Hennings, Evert, Smiley,Ziegler, Woods.
Tristan BolingJulyan Coleman
2013 Numbers
The Flames led 13-7at the half and held off afourth quarter rally to beat NiagaraWheatfield 21-14... Rae’Kwon Greenled the ground game as he rushed 10times for 54 yards and a TD... QBJaleel Battle rushed14 times for 53yards. Battle alsocompleted 4 of 11passes for 79 yardsand a TD... IsaiahPerrin caught a 33-yard TD pass... TylerCrane caught 2 pass-es for 45 yards... Matt Zygaj made 9tackles to lead the defense... ChrisTideswell was in on 5 tackles, includ-ing a QB sack... Aiden Lecavaliermade 5 tackles and also recorded aQB sack... Arjen Chima intercepted apass... Jeff Simet intercepted a pass...Patrick Kelly recovered a fumble...
2013 Numbers
The Indians fellbehind 24-0 after onequarter and lost to Lockport 30-0 lastweekend... Pete Walsh carried 5 timesfor 37 yards to lead the offense...Chris Walker ran 9 times for 33yards... Chris Lucascarried 8 times for 32yards. Lucas alsocompleted 2 passesfor 42 yards...Conrad Berrycaught a 25-yardpass... Matt Haettichcaught a 17-yardpass... Sean Kline intercepted a pass...West Seneca West will play at HutchTech in a Bowl game this week onThursday night at All High Stadium...
2013 Numbers
The Trojans led just14-8 at the half butopened up the offense after the breakand beat Hutch Tech 41-8 last week-end... Brandon Day powered theground game as he rushed 19 timesfor 200 yards and 4TDs. Day also made5 tackles ondefense... MikeWaterman added 78yards on 10 carries...Ray Ray Johnsoncarried 6 times for 75yards and 2 TDs...Matt Kumro completed 2 of 5 pass-es... Devin Lindner returned frominjury and made 4 tackles ondefense... Nick Faraci made 2 tacklesand recorded a QB sack... John Dolacmade 5 tackles, 4 solo... TylerSkretny made 7 tackles, including 6initial hits...
West Seneca EastTrojans
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... vs Central Square.... 4:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Lake Shore................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... @ Iroquois................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 4.......... South Park................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ W Seneca West.....7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Hutch Tech................7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
West Seneca WestIndians
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6......... Orchard Park........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... @ Lancaster.............. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 20....... Kenmore West.......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 27....... @ Frontier.................7:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... Jamestown................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ W Seneca East.......... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Lockport...............2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Williamsville EastFlames
2013 ScheduleSat., Sept. 7......... Riverside................... 2:00
Thu., Sept. 12......@ Amherst................ 6:00
Thu., Sept. 19......@ Wmsville North....7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... McKinley................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... Wmsville South.........2:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ @ East High..............6:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ Niag Wheatfield........2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Waterman 82-475, Lindner 76-437,Day 40-328, Santiago 27-327, Skretny 43-231,Johnson 12-101, Simoncelli 5-52, Dolac 1-30,Kumro 4-4, Cooley 1-1.
Receiving: Waterman 9-59, Skretny 4-34,Pszczolkowski 2-33, Santiago 1-5, Day 1-1.
TDs: Waterman 6, Skretny 6, Santiago 6, Day 4, Lindner 4, Johnson 2, Psczolkowski.
Passing: Lindner 16-29-113, Kumro 6-15-37,Waterman 1-1-10, Day 1-2-9.
TD Passes: Lindner 2.
Interceptions: Santiago 2, Waterman 2,Crabtree, Skretny.
FRec: Crabtree.
Rushing: Walker 76-262, Walsh 48-226,Sherk 23-90, Lucas 23-75, Harm 9-37, Berry 3-28, Kline 5-16, Farr 4-11, Jackson 4-6.
Receiving: Farr 8-75, Walsh 5-35, Berry 4-43,Sitarek 1-27, Skea 1-18, Haettich 1-17, Taylor 1-16.
TDs: Sitarek, Harm.
Passing: Lucas 19-62-215, Kline 2-8-16.
TD Passes: Lucas.
Interceptions: Kline 2, Dakota, Orsene.
FRec: Puntariero, Devan, Goodwin, Sherk,Haettich, Ebert.
Rushing: Battle 53-341, Green 47-255, Mack 39-228, Lewis 33-134, Mirco 6-39,Crane 8-32, Chima 4-5, Morealle 2-2.
Receiving: Perrin 10-223, Vance 4-45,Crane 2-45, Orsini 2-29, Simet 2-12, Battle 1-20, Lewis 1-18.
TDs: Perrin 5, Mack 4, Green 4, Battle 3,Lewis, Zygai, Orsini, Vance, Kelly.
Passing: Battle 12-36-267, Crane 10-35-125.
TD Passes: Battle 5, Crane 2.
Interceptions: Chima 2, Battle, Vance,Green, Simet.
FRec: Mack, Faracca, Losi, Cook, Zygai,Kelly.
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Nick Faraci Matt Haettich Chris Tideswell
2013 Numbers
The Lakeman playedtough and trailed just 7-0at the half but surrendered 3 TDs afterthe break and lost to Lackawanna 27-0last weekend... Hunter Howland ledthe ground game as he rushed 18times for 75 yards...Tim Walch complet-ed 12 of 27 passesfor 82 yards... KevinDaunce caught 7passes for 38 yards...Jacob Rice caught 3passes for 38 yards...Jeff Mazur made 2tackles and knocked down a pass...Justin Westmoreland had a solidnight on defense as he made 5 tackles,including a QB sack, and recovered afumble... Nick Thuman also recov-ered a fumble... Dustin Fellows wasin on 3 tackles... Jarred Held was inon 2 stops...
2013 Numbers
The Billies fell behind16-7 at the half and lostto Bishop Timon 36-13 last weekend...Ben Clement led the ground game ashe rushed 12 times for 41 yards... QBSam Castronova completed 19 of 30passes for 136 yardsand a TD... He alsorushed for a TD...Kam Varner caught7 passes for 59 yardsand a TD... KevinMason caught 4passes for 24 yards...Matt Foster caught6 passes for 45 yards... Jacob Fuzakled the defensive unit with 8 tackles...Alex Hildalgo also had a solid nightas he made 7 tackles and recorded aQB sack... Williamsville South willhost West Seneca East in the firstround of the Class A playoffs thisweekend...
2013 Numbers
The Spartans trailed16-15 at the half andallowed 2 TDs in the fourth quarterand lost to Grand Island 30-15 lastweekend... QB Ryan Majewski com-pleted 12 of 22 passes for 206 yardsand a TD... DerickIsler rushed 17 timesfor 77 yards and aTD... DeanThompson caught 3passes for 66 yardsand a TD. Thompsonalso made 4 tackleson defense... ZacKelly ran 5 times for 59 yards andalso made 10 tackles on defense...John Becht led the defense as hemade a team-high 11 tackles... GeorgeAttea had a solid day as he made 10tackles... Nick Pilon and QuayseanOdom each made 8 tackles to help thecause...
Team Reports
WilsonLakemen
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6........ @ Akron....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 13....... Newfane.....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Cleve Hill.................. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ JFK....................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 4.......... @ Tonawanda........... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 11........ Barker-RH................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ Lackawanna..............7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Howland 121-618, Thuman 21-70,Walch 22-69, Mazur 4-5.
Receiving: Daunce 32-551, Howland 10-98,Koroschetz 10-79, Rice 9-90, Fox 6-71,Thuman 2-9, Johnston 1-39, Daul 1-30.
TDs: Howland 3, Daunce 2, Walch 2,Johnston, Rice, Koroschetz.
Passing: Walch 69-155-961, Howland 2-8-6.
TD Passes: Walch 5.
Interceptions: Daunce, Rice, Howland.
FRec: Westmorland 3, Fox, Howland,Daunce, Mytro, Held, Thuman.
Williamsville SouthBillies
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6........ @ East High..............7:00
Thu., Sept. 12..... Wmsville North........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 20....... Riverside................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ Orchard Park.......1:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... @ Wmsville East...... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 11........ McKinley................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 18........ @ Bishop Timon.......7:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Clement 76-312, Castronova 73-99,Varner 22-88, Shamenda 12-44, Spitzberg 9-34,Bailey 5-27, Tuskes 3-20, Mason 1-9, Zendano 2-4, Foster 2-2, Brown 1-2 .
Receiving: Mason 29-407, Varner 28-357,Foster 15-194, Geska 14-141, Clement 8-99,Spitzberg 6-88, Huber 5-72, Beyer 3-17,Castronova 1-17, Buell 1-14, Bailey 1-9.
TDs: Varner 6, Mason 5, Castronova 5, Foster 4,Spitzberg 3, Clement, Geska.
Passing: Castronova 109-193-1338, Varner 1-2-17, Bailey 1-1-17.
TD Passes: Castronova 15, Varner.
Interceptions: Foster 2, Varner, Buell,Spitzberg.
FRec: Zendano, Geska, Beyer, Hidago.
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Williamsville NorthSpartans
2013 ScheduleFri., Sept. 6........ @ McKinley............ 12-14Thu., Sept. 12......@ Wmsville South....7:00
Thu., Sept. 19......vs Wmsville East...... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 28....... @ East High..............1:00
Sat., Oct. 5.......... Lackawanna..............2:00
Sat., Oct. 12........ Riverside................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 19........ @ Grand Island........2:00
Oct. 25/26............ Playoffs..................... 7:00
Nov. 1/2............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Isler 101-627, Monkelbaan 20-103,Majewski 26-102, Hwang 3-7.
Receiving: Hughes 28-489, Kelly 11-126,DThompson 7-159, Isler 5-58, JThompson 4-20,Steinwachs 1-31, Davis 1-21, Ames 1-11.
TDs: Isler 6, Majewski 4, Hughes 4,DThompson 4, Steinwachs 2, Pilon 2, Attea,Monkelbaan, Hwang, Kelly.
Passing: Majewski 58-133-909, Steinwachs 2-2-17.
TD Passes: Majewski 9.
Interceptions: Kelly 2, Pilon 2, Steinwachs 2,Hughes, Becht, Davis, Mayers.
FRec: Attea, Kelly.
Jacob Fuzak Jeff MazurDean Thompson
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A North Div All PF PA NextSweet Home...…....... 5-0 7-0 258 75 MGrand Island..........… 4-1 6-1 135 91 WKenmore East…….... 3-2 4-3 122 131 @ KNorth Tonawanda...... 2-3 4-3 201 169 TStarpoint.................... 1-4 2-5 44 135 INiagara Wheatfield.... 0-5 0-7 48 162 @ W
A Central Div All PF PA NextMcKinley..........…....... 5-0 6-1 170 116 @ SWilliamsville South..... 4-1 4-3 172 127 @ BWilliamsville North..... 3-2 4-3 179 88 @ GWilliamsville East...… 2-3 4-3 167 112 NEast High.................... 1-4 1-6 40 230 BRiverside.........…....... 0-5 0-7 28 308 L
A South Div All PF PA NextSouth Park................. 5-0 6-1 150 125 CWest Seneca East..... 4-1 6-1 204 59 HHamburg.........……… 2-3 3-4 96 94 @ FLake Shore.........…… 2-3 3-4 170 207 @ RHutch Tech................. 1-4 1-6 94 181 @ WIroquois...................... 1-4 1-6 91 164 @ S
AA Div All PF PA NextJamestown................ 6-0 7-0 368 151 @ OFrontier………............ 5-1 5-2 193 58 HOrchard Park….......... 4-2 5-2 189 116 JKenmore West…....... 4-2 5-2 190 145 KLancaster…............... 3-3 4-3 144 110 @ DClarence…………...... 2-4 2-5 130 202 NLockport…………....... 2-4 3-4 119 137 WNiagara Falls………... 1-5 1-6 54 183 @ CWest Seneca West.... 0-6 0-7 17 235 @ L
Photo by Mark Adair
Sweet Home RB Jordan Evert rushed for 3 TDs in thePanthers 58-22 win over McKinley last weekend. Evert hasrushed for 762 yards this season.
B North Div All PF PA NextCheektowaga............. 6-0 6-1 191 67 @ MBurgard...................... 5-1 6-1 234 31 @ EBennett...................... 4-2 4-3 162 123 @ BAlbion......................... 3-3 4-3 185 138 MMedina....................... 3-3 4-3 226 193 @ AAmherst..................... 3-3 3-4 94 201 LLew-Port.................... 2-4 3-4 114 155 @ AMaryvale.................... 1-5 1-6 72 217 CBarker......................... 0-6 1-6 133 246 B
B South Div All PF PA NextAlden.......................... 6-0 7-0 210 121 EDepew........................ 5-1 5-2 190 117 LPioneer...................... 4-2 4-3 129 126 @ EEden........................... 3-3 4-3 125 147 PSpringville.................. 2-4 2-5 57 119 OEast Aurora................ 2-4 2-5 76 108 @ AOlean......................... 2-4 3-4 148 144 @ SDunkirk....................... 0-6 0-7 75 214 F
C North Div All PF PA NextCleveland Hill.............. 6-0 7-0 226 39 JAkron........................... 5-1 5-2 224 128 NLackawanna................ 4-2 4-3 169 128 @ WTonawanda.................. 3-3 3-4 127 165 @ NNewfane..................... 2-4 2-5 112 199 @ AJFK.............................. 1-5 1-6 42 196 @ CWilson......................... 0-6 0-7 65 250 L
C South Div All PF PA NextFredonia...................... 6-0 7-0 301 99 @ DSalamanca.................. 5-1 6-1 146 81 @ GSouthwestern.............. 4-2 4-3 147 134 FFalconer....................... 2-4 2-5 167 210 @ SAllegany-Limestone..... 2-4 2-5 114 187 @ SGowanda..................... 1-5 2-5 84 159 SSilver Creek................. 1-5 1-6 83 206 A
Class D Div All PF PA NextRandolph......................5-0 7-0 310 50 PMaple Grove-CLake.... 4-1 6-1 193 47 @ CPortville........................ 3-2 5-2 153 150 @ REllicottville.................... 2-3 4-3 75 115 @ NCassadaga Valley........ 0-4 1-6 129 221 @ CWestfield...................... 0-2 0-2 13 76 Season Cancelled
Class DD Div All PF PA NextSherman...................... 5-1 6-1 173 56 PCattaraugus-LV............ 5-1 6-1 192 69 FPanama....................... 4-2 5-2 147 90 @ SFrewsburg.................... 4-2 4-3 161 127 @ CFranklinville.................. 2-4 2-5 84 131 PClymer.......................... 1-5 1-6 61 213 MPine Valley................... 0-6 0-7 54 229 @ F
Msgr Martin Div All PF PA NextSt. Joe’s..................... 3-0 5-2 177 159 Bishop TimonCanisius..................... 3-0 5-2 173 36 @ Cardinal O’HaraSt. Mary’s................... 1-2 4-2 169 74 @ St. FrancisBishop Timon............. 1-2 3-4 141 154 @ St. Joe’sSt. Francis................. 1-2 2-5 154 174 St. Mary’sCardinal O’Hara......... 0-3 1-5 89 231 Canisius
Independent Div All PF PA NextNichols....................... -- 2-4 104 161 @ Franklinville
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Player (Team) Att YardsDoubek (Randolph)..............107 1,425CDustin (Falconer)...............145 1,408McCarthy (Fredonia)............. 86 1,103Wolfe (Albion)...................... 137 979Gibson (Cheektowaga)........103 898Geiger (Gowanda)............... 167 883Davis (St. Joe’s).................... 95 861Moorhead (Sherman)...........118 843Forster (Cattaraugus-LV)..... 123 825Turner (Depew)....................125 815Smythe (Eden).....................131 813Ollison (Canisius).................139 810Walker (Orchard Park).........135 802Grant (Alden)....................... 108 780Evert (Sweet Home)............ 116 762Price (Kenmore West)......... 147 758Brown (Medina)..................... 96 720West (Hutch Tech)............... 134 719Barnard (Tonawanda).......... 128 707Scott (South Park)................. 74 693Saxton (Panama).................105 676Mummery (Pioneer).............121 672Miller (MGCLake).................. 73 688CSmith (Lackawanna)......... 103 644Woodard (N. Tonawanda)..... 58 634Isler (Wmsville North).......... 101 627BMisterman (St. Francis).....109 625Howland (Wilson).................121 618Achman (Iroquois)............... 129 617Williams (Clarence)..............118 614Sukmanowski (Grand Island)..126 613
2013 WNY Leader Board
Player (Team) TDDoubek (Randolph).................. 24McCarthy (Fredonia)................ 21Turner (Depew)........................ 17Price (Kenmore West).............. 17Sisson (Jamestown)................. 17CDustin (Falconer)................... 16Summers (Cheektowaga).........14Walker (Orchard Park)..............14Evert (Sweet Home).................13
Player (Team) Rec YardsCarlson (Jamestown)............ 39 697Leonard (South Park)............ 39 549Lauricella (Akron).................. 37 651Bathurst (Olean).................... 34 631Jefferson (South Park).......... 34 362Daunce (Wilson).................... 32 551Ferry (North Tonawanda)...... 31 646Hopcia (Alden)...................... 31 439Panebianco (Jamestown)...... 30 603Blackmon (Albion)................. 30 429Barna (Medina)......................29 452Mason (Wmsv South)............ 29 407Hughes (Wmsv North).......... 28 489Varner (Wmsv South)............ 28 357Smiley (Sweet Home)............27 440Dussault (Alden).................... 25 312Townsend (Lockport)............. 23 344Sobieraski (Lockport).............22 371Murphy (Orchard Park)..........22 350Corbi (Lancaster)...................21 244Green (Amherst)....................21 226LSundown (Akron).................21 210Watkins (Cleve Hill)............... 20 485Kelley (McKinley)...................20 464Meyer (Fredonia)................... 20 463Larson (Jamestown).............. 20 284Donohue (Timon).................. 19 409Hennessy (Olean)..................19 255Goolsby (Starpoint)................19 158
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TOUCHDOWN PASSESPlayer (Team) TDSisson (Jamestown)................. 23KTorrillo (Sweet Home)............ 17Stoldt (Alden)........................... 17Castronova (Wmsv South)....... 15Hellwig (Medina)...................... 13Gregoire (Lackawanna)........... 12Fraass (Lockport)..................... 11McMahon (Kenmore East)....... 10Anzivine (Olean)...................... 10
PASSING YARDSPlayer (Team) YardsSisson (Jamestown)................. 2,015Castronova (Wmsv South)....... 1,338Gregoire (Lackawanna)............ 1,185Woodard (North Tonawanda)... 1,179Mascio (South Park)................. 1,143KTorrillo (Sweet Home).............1,085Fron (Kenmore West)............... 1,059
Player (Team) INTFord (Kenmore West).................... 5MkHampton (Burgard)................... 5Ford (Kenmore West).................... 5CSmith (Lackawanna).................. 5
6 players tied with 4 Interceptions.
INTERCEPTIONSPlayer (Team) FRBrown (Medina)............................ 4Keith (St. Mary’s)......................... 4 Ball (Springville)........................... 4
8 players tied with 3 Fumble Recoveries.
FUMBLE RECOVERIESFIELD GOALSPlayer (Team) FG (Lg) Justin Bliss (Pioneer)................... 3 (28)Coatsworth (East Aurora)............ 2 (37)Haubel (Amherst)......................... 2 (28)
10 players have kicked 1 FG.
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WEEK 1Friday, September 6thBurgard 14, Bennett 0North Tonawanda 46, Lake Shore 28Frontier 38, Clarence 12Jamestown 52, Niagara Falls 14Orchard Park 18, West Seneca West 0Grand Island 17, Hamburg 6Sweet Home 27, Iroquois 13Williamsville South 16, East High 8McKinley 14, Williamsville North 12Albion 32, Barker-Roy-Hart 0Alden 32, Dunkirk 7Akron 45, Wilson 6Lackawanna 38, Newfane 18Salamanca 12, Falconer 0Fredonia 55, Silver Creek 8Southwestern 20, Gowanda 14Sherman 12, Franklinville 0Maple Grove-CLake 13, Portville 0Randolph 44, Westfield 7Canisius 42, McQuaid 15Aquinas 32, Bishop Timon 8Kenmore East 16, East Aurora 7Medina 48, Amherst 6Cattaraugus-LV 21, Allegany-Limestone 0Frewsburg 35, Pine Valley 0Ellicottville 26, Cassadaga Valley 11St. Mary’s 70, Smethport (Pa.) 7
Saturday, September 7thCardinal O’Hara 30, Nichols 28Holy Trinity 21, St. Francis 18Tonawanda 27, JFK 0Panama 21, Clymer 0Lancaster 22, Kenmore West 7Lockport 7, Starpoint 0Williamsville East 48, Riverside 8Lew-Port 13, Niagara Wheatfield 7Cleve Hill 14, Maryvale 0Eden 20, Springville 12St. Joe’s 20, St. Anthony’s 14South Park 14, Hutch Tech 8Depew 36, Olean 12Oneida 47, Pioneer 7West Seneca East 42, Central Square 16Jamesville-DeWitt 13, Cheektowaga 12
WEEK 2Thursday, September 12thWilliamsville East 34, Amherst 9Williamsville South 32, Williamsville North 6
Friday, September 13thFrontier 24, Niagara Falls 6Lockport 33, Orchard Park 27Hutch Tech 14, Hamburg 6South Park 20, Iroquois 6West Seneca East 57, Lake Shore 0Grand Island 20, North Tonawanda 14McKinley 40, Riverside 0Lew-Port 30, Barker-Roy-Hart 16Pioneer 10, Olean 7 (ot)Newfane 28, Wilson 13Gowanda 20, JFK 0Southwestern 23, Allegany-Limestone 12Fredonia 42, Falconer 6Salamanca 43, Silver Creek 18Frewsburg 38, Franklinville 12Cattaragus-LV 38, Panama 14Portville 32, Westfield 6Randolph 50, Ellicottville 0Maple Grove-CLake 49, Nichols 6Aquinas 3, Canisius 0
St. Francis 53, Edison Tech 14Glen Oak (Ohio) 43, Bishop Timon 0Lancaster 42, West Seneca West 0Medina 44, Maryvale 14Burgard 48, Albion 0Depew 38, East Aurora 6Springville 7, Dunkirk 6Lackawanna 18, Tonawanda 6Cassadaga Valley 42, Pine Valley 12
Saturday, September 14thSt. Mary’s 49, East High 0Sherman 28, Clymer 0Jamestown 50, Kenmore West 28Kenmore East 22, Starpoint 0Sweet Home 34, Niagara Wheatfield 8Cheektowaga 20, Bennett 0Alden 22, Eden 15Cleve Hill 28, Akron 13St. Joe’s 35, Clarence 13
WEEK 3Friday, September 20thAmherst 34, Barker-Roy-Hart 20Hamburg 35, Lake Shore 14Orchard Park 13, Clarence 7Kenmore West 20, West Seneca West 9Jamestown 58, South Park 32West Seneca East 34, Iroquois 6Alden 29, Hutch Tech 22Williamsville South 48, Riverside 8McKinley 36, East High 0Cheektowaga 34, Albion 20Bennett 62, Maryvale 7Burgard 31, Lew-Port 0Olean 32, Southwestern 16Cleve Hill 48, Wilson 0Silver Creek 20, Gowanda 0Nichols 26, Portville 23Cathedral Prep (Pa.) 49, St. Francis 14Medina 40, Akron 20Depew 28, Springville 13Pioneer 35, Dunkirk 6East Aurora 24, Eden 3Falconer 45, Allegany-Limestone 28Fredonia 35, Salamanca 22Randolph 42, Frewsburg 8Ellicottville @ Westfield, canceled
Saturday, September 21stSt. Mary’s 21, Bishop Timon 6Canisius 14, Walsh Jesuit 0Maple Grove-CLake 56, Cassadaga Valley 0Panama 34, Pine Valley 8Sherman 34, Cattaraugus-LV 8Franklinville 25, Clymer 12Lackawanna 42, JFK 6Frontier 23, Lockport 0Grand Island 13, Niagara Wheatfield 7Kenmore East 27, North Tonawanda 14Sweet Home 37, Starpoint 6Tonawanda 17, Newfane 7Wmsville North 21, Wmsville East 0St. Joe’s 53, Cardinal O’Hara 16Lancaster 17, Niagara Falls 0
WEEK 4Friday, September 27thCheektowaga 43, Amherst 3Kenmore West 33, Clarence 31Jamestown 58, Lancaster 20West Seneca East 10, Hamburg 7Bishop Timon 41, Riverside 0Maryvale 38, Barker-Roy-Hart 16Bennett 36, Lew-Port 14Pioneer 6, East Aurora 3Cleve Hill 22, Lackawanna 8Allegany-Limestone 30, Gowanda 8Cattaraugus-LV 40, Clymer 6Randolph 35, Maple Grove 7Canisius 35, St. Francis 9South Park 40, Lake Shore 0Frontier 49, West Seneca West 0Alden 28, Depew 7Olean 35, Dunkirk 21Salamanca 8, Springville 7Akron 33, Tonawanda 22Fredonia 28, Southwestern 21Sherman 32, Pine Valley 6Ellicottville 14, Franklinville 13
Saturday, September 28thWestfield @ NicholsNiagara Falls 22, Lockport 16Orchard Park 42, Williamsville South 21Iroquois 37, Hutch Tech 12Aquinas 31, St. Joe’s 21JFK 30, Wilson 6Panama 20, Frewsburg 12Portville 19, Cassadaga Valley 18Falconer 28, Silver Creek 14Starpoint 20, Niagara Wheatfield 0Sweet Home 49, North Tonawanda 13Grand Island 34, Kenmore East 24McKinley 26, Williamsville East 23Albion 49, Newfane 6 Eden 23, Cardinal O’Hara 16Burgard 51, Medina 12Williamsville North 37, East High 0
WEEK 5 Friday, October 4th Lake Shore 34, Hutch Tech 14Jamestown 56, West Seneca West 8McKinley 12, Niagara Falls 6Hamburg 15, Iroquois 14South Park 22, West Seneca East 0North Tonawanda 35, Starpoint 12Burgard 36, Amherst 7Attica 7, Bennett 6Cheektowaga 42, Barker-Roy-Hart 16Alden 35, Pioneer 28Gowanda 39, Falconer 38Salamanca 20, Southwestern 14Randolph 42, Silver Creek 7Cattaraugus-LV 35, Franklinville 0Portville 19, Ellicottville 8Westfield @ Maple Grove-CLakeSt. Joe’s 27, St. Francis 20Bishop Timon 50, Cardinal O’Hara 21Orchard Park 14, Lancaster 7Lew-Port 31, Medina 30Depew 36, Dunkirk 6Springville 6, East Aurora 0Albion 39, Maryvale 6Tonawanda 28, Wilson 14Fredonia 49, Allegany-Limestone 17Frewsburg 28, Sherman 18
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WEEK 5 (Continued) Saturday, October 5th East High 26, Riverside 12Clymer 29, Pine Valley 12Akron 42, JFK 0Panama 39, Cassadaga Valley 6Nichols 30, Finney 8Clarence 31, Lockport 21Cleve Hill 40, Newfane 12Kenmore West 26, Frontier 21Kenmore East 27, Niagara Wheatfield 0Williamsville North 41, Lackawanna 12Sweet Home 19, Grand Island 7Williamsville South 28, Williamsville East 7Canisius 51, St. Mary’s 0Eden 20, Olean 14
WEEK 6Friday, October 11th Lake Shore 36, Iroquois 15Jamestown 52, Clarence 8West Seneca East 20, West Seneca West 0South Park 18, Hamburg 13St. Mary’s 20, Hutch Tech 16McKinley 20, Williamsville South 14Albion 14, Lew-Port 6Amherst 14, Maryvale 0Barker-Roy-Hart 44, Wilson 26Pioneer 29, Springville 0Salamanca 27, Allegany-Limestone 7Portville 50, Falconer 34Southwestern 18, Silver Creek 12Panama 12, Franklinville 6Cathedral Prep (Pa.) 56, St. Joe’s 7Williamsville East 34, East High 6Frontier 31, Lancaster 0Depew 45, Eden 16East Aurora 14, Dunkirk 7Akron 35, Lackawanna 24Cleve Hill 48, Tonawanda 6Fredonia 37, Gowanda 3Cattaraugus-LV 29, Pine Valley 8Frewsburg 33, Clymer 14Maple Grove-CLake 14, Ellicottville 6
Saturday, October 12th Sherman 29, Nichols 7Randolph 49, Cassadaga Valley 14Orchard Park 34, Niagara Falls 6Kenmore West 34, Lockport 12North Tonawanda 34, Niagara Wheatfield 12Grand Island 14, Starpoint 6Sweet Home 34, Kenmore East 6Williamsville North 47, Riverside 0Bennett 40, Medina 14Cheektowaga 12, Burgard 8Newfane 33, JFK 6Canisius 24, Bishop Timon 0St. Francis 33, Cardinal O’Hara 6Alden 29, Olean 20
WEEK 7Friday, October 18th North Tonawanda 45, Tonawanda 21Amherst 21, Lew-Port 20Clarence 28, Niagara Falls 0Hamburg 14, Frontier 7Jamestown 42, Orchard Park 41South Park 44, Cardinal O’Hara 0West Seneca East 41, Hutch Tech 8Lake Shore 58, Riverside 0Bishop Timon 36, Williamsville South 13Cheektowaga 28, Maryvale 7Alden 35, East Aurora 22Akron 36, Newfane 8Lackawanna 27, Wilson 0Allegany-Limestone 20, Silver Creek 14 otSouthwestern 35, Falconer 16Salamanca 14, Gowanda 0Franklinville 28, Pine Valley 8Cattaraugus-LV 21, Frewsburg 7Randolph 48, Portville 7Cardinal Mooney (Ohio) 9, Canisius 7Aquinas 48, St. Francis 7Lancaster 36, Depew 0Medina 38, Albion 31Fredonia 55, Dunkirk 22Olean 28, Springville 12Cuba-Rushford 53, Cassadaga Valley 38
Saturday, October 19th Burgard 46, East High 0Ellicottville 22, Nichols 7St. Joe’s 14, St. Mary’s 9Bennett 44, Barker-Roy-Hart 21Maple Grove-CLake 54, Clymer 0Sherman 20, Panama 7Lockport 30, West Seneca West 0Kenmore West 42, Kenmore East 0Starpoint 20, Iroquois 0Williamsville East 21, Niagara Wheatfield 14Grand Island 30, Williamsville North 15Sweet Home 58, McKinley 22Eden 28, Pioneer 14Cleve Hill 26, JFK 0
WEEK 8Friday, October 25thSection VI Playoffs TBASt. Mary’s @ St. Francis, 7:00
Saturday, October 26thSection VI Playoffs TBABishop Timon @ St. Joe’s, 2:00Canisius @ Cardinal O’Hara, 2:00
WEEK 9Friday, November 1stSection VI Semifinals TBASt. Francis @ Bishop Timon, 7:00
Saturday, November 2ndSection VI Semifinals TBASt. Joe’s @ Canisius, 1:00St. Mary’s @ Cardinal O’Hara, 2:00
WEEK 10Friday, November 8th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Playoffs, TBASection VI Championships, TBA
Saturday, November 9th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Playoffs, TBASection VI Championships, TBA
WEEK 11Friday, November 15thNYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBAMsgr. Martin Semifinals, TBA
Saturday, November 16thNYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBAMsgr. Martin Semifinals, TBA
WEEK 12Friday, November 22ndNYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA
Saturday, November 23rdNYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBAMsgr. Martin Association Championship
WEEK 13Friday, November 23rd @ Carrier DomeNYS Championships, TBA
Saturday, November 24th @ Carrier DomeNYS Championships, TBA
W e s t e r n N e w Y o r k
2013S C H E D U L E
It’s not the critic who counts.
Not the man who points out wherethe strong man stumbled or wherethe doer of deeds could have donethem 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 triumphof high achievements and who, at the worst, if he fails at least fails while daring greatly,
so that his place will never be with those cold timid souls who know neither victory or defeat.
- Theodore Roosevelt
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