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S E C T I O N 6

Phil Stasiaksteps up forBillies’ offense

Amherst toHost Macksin Class A

Parrott TakesWilson toPost-Season

LeavellLeads OPDefense

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This Week’s Lineup:

7 Devil of a Season

Clarence QB Zach Lauricella set two

school records in the Red Devils win over

West Seneca West. He leads Clarence into

the playoffs with a 7-0 record.

8 A Tiger’s Tale

Sophomore QB Justin Twarog led

Amherst to a 6-1 record and a second-

place finish in the A South. This

weekend, Amherst will host a playoff

game for the first time 17 years.

10 Hall of Fame

St. Joe’s RB Nick Hall took over the

WNY lead in receptions last week as

the Marauders beat Cardinal O’Hara.

Hall now has 44 catches and more than

1,000 yards from scrimmage.

13 Minister of Defense

Orchard Park senior Paul Leavell

directs the Quakers defense with a free

hand. Leavell calls all defensive align-

ments at the line of scrimmage with no

input from the coaching staff.

ContentsOCTOBER 21, 2010

4 ... Sideline Chatter

5 ... Players of the Week

7 ... League Look-Ins

13 ... 2010 Notebook

16 ... Team Reports

40 ... Standings

41 ... Leader Board

42 ... Around The State

44 ... Campus News

47 ... Extra Point

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Slater Cited for Division titleRandolph coach Pat Slater was

named Buffalo Bills of the Week afterhis Cardinals won the D East Divisiontitle with a 52-0 winover previouslyundefeatedPortville.

“They had fivestarters out,” Slatersaid. “We were realconcerned aboutour kids going downthere and not show-ing up. Maybe theywouldnʼt have to play hard.”

Slater had nothing to fear. TheCardinals roared out of the gate andled 37-0 after one quarter.

“Our kids came out and playedhard,” Slater said. “We got turnoversand scored on them real fast. Thegame was over after the first quar-ter.”

Despite the 7-0 start, Slater saysthat he still doesnʼt have a handle onhow good his team is.

“I think weʼre still up in the air,” hesaid. “We have the potential to bepretty good but we have gotten a lotof breaks along the way. In ourleague, when you play teams thatare missing kids, it makes a big dif-ference.”

Slater also said that the schedulehas also worked in his teamʼs favorthis season.

“Three of the teams in our divisionare really, really young,” he said. “Istill want to know how we willrespond when the games get a lottougher. And the games are going tostart getting tougher each week,now.”

Slater says that the Division titlehas not changed the Cardinals ̓focus.

“We got step one done,” he said.“Now weʼre in the playoffs. Letʼs go.”

Despite the perceptions, Randolphdoes not have a veteran team thisyear. The Cardinals have just 4starters on defense and 2 on offensefrom last yearʼs team that won the

NYS title.However, Slater says that all his

players did benefit from the extendedseason.

“Most of these kids were on theteam,” he said. “They went alongwith us and they got to experienceeverything.”

Slater played QB and RB in highschool football at Randolph.

After graduation, he played DB forFindley College in Ohio.

Slater returned to Randolph andlanded a teaching job in 1978. Hewas named the programʼs headcoach in 1979.

Slater, who has won two NYStitles in the past five season, nowhas 196 career wins.

Only 3 other coaches in WesternNew York have won 200 games butSlater does not put much emphasison the number.

“Itʼs not about me,” he said. “Iʼmjust trying to have fun and teachkids.”

Buffalo Bills Coach of the Week

Pat Slater

Football Weekly… Playoffs

are here! The full schedule is to

your right...

Pancake of the Week…goes to Burgard LB Victor Peoples

for causing a fumble in his team’s

win over Cheektowaga...

Whatever happened to…Mike Feathers...

Anyone who is anyone…will be at Depew on Friday night

to see the undefeated Wildcats host

Lackawanna. The Steelers come in

at 6-1 and led the B South until the

final week...

Anyone who is anyone II…will head to All-High Stadium on

Saturday to watch Eden take on

Burgard in what should be an

early-round slugfest. Both teams

bring solid defenses into the

game...

State of the State… The

NYS rankings are out and in Class

B there are six Section 6 teams

ranked in the top 20... WNY also

has two teams ranked in the top

five in Class A, Class B and Class

D... Oh, and, byt the way, this area

also has 3 teams that are top-

ranked in the state... Sweet Home

(A), Southwestern (C) and

Randolph (D)...

Streaking… Speaking of

state-wide news, Southwestern’s

winning streak has now reached

36 games while Sweet Home kept

pace and has won 33 straight...

Leader Board… St. Joe’s

senior Nick Hall took over the

WNY lead in receptions. Hall has

44 catches for 599 yards. Check

the Football Weekly’s updated

Leader Board to see the rest of the

leaders in WNY...

Big Play… With GroverCleveland holding a 6-0 lead overLafayette, DB Devonte Whitsettpicked up a fumble and raced 90yards for a TD. It was a hugemomentum swing in thePresidents 34-8 win...

Big Performance… ShakierNesbitt led the Burgard defense ashe made 9 tackles and intercepted2 passes. In the first quarter,Nesbitt picked up a fumble andran 53 yards for a TD in theBulldogs’ win...

Last Man In… Lew-Port wasthe last Section 6 team to clinch aplayoff spot. The Lancers had togo into overtime of their finalgame before claiming the finalticket with a 34-30 win overNewfane...

DeJaVu… Grand Island willplay at Williamsville South thisweekend in the first round of theClass A playoffs. In 2009, GrandIsland beat the Billies 23-20 in afirst round game at Will Southwhen current Grand Island kickerNate Benoit kicked a 42-yard FGin the rain with just :07 left in thegame...

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Eden at BurgardKickoff: 2:00 pm, Saturday at All-High Stadium

Inside Scoop: Eden comes into the game at 6-1and will have to deal with Burgardʼs speed. Edencoach Chuck Tilley will have to find a way for hisdefense to neutrilize Burgard QB Darren Sanders.Burgard coach Jason Kolb (inset) will have to get theball away from Edenʼs frustrating double-wingoffense. Kyle Zittel is a multi-faceted weapon forEden.

T h i s W e e k ’ s

Best Bet

SidelineChatterCLASS AALockport (4-3) at Clarence (7-0), 7:00, FridayFrontier (5-2) at Kenmore West (5-2), 2:00, SaturdayWmsville North (5-2) at Orchard Park (6-1), 7:30, FridayJamestown (4-3) at Riverside (4-3), 2:00, SaturdayAA Chuck Funke TournamentWest Seneca West at North Tonawanda, 6:00, FridayNiagara Falls at Lancaster, 7:30, Friday

CLASS ALafayette (2-5) at Sweet Home (7-0), 2:00, SaturdayMcKinley (5-2) at Amherst (6-1), 7:00, FridayIroquois (4-3) at Williamsville East (4-3), 2:00, SaturdayGrand Island (3-4) at Williamsville South (7-0), 7:00, FridayA Chuck Funke TournamentWest Seneca East at Starpoint, 1:00, SaturdayKenmore East at Lake Shore, 6:00, Friday

CLASS BLew-Port (4-3) at Alden (7-0), 7:00, FridayEden (6-1) at Burgard (5-2), 2:00, Saturday at All HighMedina (6-1) at Pioneer (6-1), 7:00, FridayLackawanna (6-1) at Depew (7-0), 7:30, FridayB Chuck Funke TournamentJFK at Cheektowaga, 7:30, ThursdayDunkirk at Albion, 7:30, Friday

CLASS CAlley-Lime (2-5) at Grover Cleveland (7-0), 7:00, Friday (AH)Cleveland Hill (5-2) at Fredonia (6-1), 7:30, FridaySalamanca (4-3) at Wilson (4-3), 7:00, FridayGowanda (1-6) at Southwestern (7-0), 7:30, FridayC Chuck Funke TournamentCassadaga Valley at Olean, 7:30, FridayFalconer at Roy-Hart, 7:30, Friday

CLASS DWestfield (4-3) at Randolph (7-0), 7:30, FridayFrewsburg (5-2) at Maple Grove (6-1), 7:30, FridayChaut. Lake (5-2) at Portville (6-1), 7:30, FridayPine Valley (4-3) at Silver Creek (7-0), 7:30, Friday

D Chuck Funke TournamentClymer at Catt-LV, 7:30, FridayEllicottvile at Sherman, 1:30, Saturday

WNY Bowl GamesEast Aurora at Maryvale, 7:00, ThursdayAkron at Tonawanda, 7:30, FridayNewfane at Springville, 7:30, FridayFranklinville at Panama, 1:30 SaturdayNiagara Wheatfield at Hamburg, 7:00, FridayHutch Tech vs Bennett, TBAEast vs South Park, TBA

Msgr. Martin GamesSt. Francis at OʼHara, 2:00, SaturdayCanisius at Walsh Jesuit, Ohio, 7:30, FridaySt. Joeʼs at Steubenville, Ohio, 7:30, FridaySt. Maryʼs at Timon, 7:00 FridayNichols at Niagara Catholic, 2:00, Saturday

Section 6 Playoffs

Photo by Mark Adair

A Polk TaleLockport tailback Dorian Polk looks for running room.Polk has rushed for 953 yards this season as heleads the Lions into a first-round playoff game atClarence this weekend.


Players of the Week

Special TeamsKyle Few - Lockport

Dale Stewart ran absolutely wild ashe rushed for 210 yards and 5 TDs onjust 8 carries in Niagara Falls 60-6win. Stewart scored on runs of 84,85, 29, 5 and 2 yards. Stewart alsoreturned two punts for TDs covering60 and 53 yards in the win.

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Taylor Patterson led the Iroquoisdefense in a 31-0 win over Hamburg.Patterson made 6 tackles, 2 for lostyardage, knocked down a pass,returned an interception 45 yards for aTD and recovered 2 fumbles.

Chris Holland had a huge day as heled Grover Cleveland to a 34-8 winover Lafayette last weekend. Lafayettehad pulled to within 14-6 whenHolland returned a kickoff 80 yardsfor a TD. He also ran for 47 yards andpassed 103 yards and another TD.

Most TD Passes thrown in One Season

NYStateRecordsTDs Player, School Year

45........... Greg Paulus, Syracuse CBA......................2002


35........... Naaman Roosevelt, Buffalo St. Joe’s........ 2005

33........... Randall Secky, Maple Grove..................... 1998

33........... Mike Prahalis, Commack.......................... 2000


31........... Matt Bezio, Peru........................................ 2001


31........... Shawn Mizro, Newark............................... 2002

30........... Kurt Abrams, Dover...................................1997

30........... Rob Kramer, Oneida.................................. 2002

30........... Randy Mills, Freeport................................2003

30........... Terrance Schmand, Buffalo St. Joe’s.........2006

29........... Matt Bezio, Peru........................................ 2002

Williamsville South beat West Seneca East 36-6 lastweekend to finish the regular season with a 7-0 record.The Billies had already clinched the AA South Divisionand will enter the playoffs as the divisionʼs top seed.

The Billies open the playoffs at 7:00 pm Friday athome against Grand Island... a situation eerily similar tothe disappointing end to the 2009 season.

“This will be the fourthtime we play them in thelast 16 games,” Kurzanskisaid. “I think Grand Islandand us are starting to knoweach other very well.”

Last fall, WilliamsvilleSouth started 6-0 but lost toGrand Island in the firstround of the playoffs on aFG in the last minute.

Grand Island went on toplay in Ralph WilsonStadium for the Class Achampionship game.

Will South coach KraigKurzanski saw

Just a week earlier, theBillies had suffered theirfirst loss of the season, a 1-point defeat at Hamburg.

“It was the first time wewere in the playoffs inyears,” Kurzanski said. “It isa bit different this time.Weʼre a little bit better andwe have a year under ourbelt.”

Kurzanski says that hisplayers have stepped upthe intensity level this week.

“They all understand,you lose and you are out,” he said. “Weʼre excited aboutgetting back into the playoffs. Weʼre healthy. Weʼve lostone guy to injury all year.”

One player who has starred as the playoffs neared issenior WR Phil Stasiak.

Two weeks ago, Stasiak caught 8 passes for 164yards and 4 TDs. In last weekʼs win over West SenecaEast, he caught 4 passes for 116 yards and a TD.Stasiak also had a 48-yard touchdown called back by apenalty and now has 8 TDs this season.

Stasiak now has 34 receptions, xx among allWestern New York players, for 625 yards.

Stasiak (6-3, 190) has been overshadowed by theBillies other WR this season. Kevin OʼConnell, a 6-4,205 pound senior has led WNY in receiving most of theseason.

“Phil was double-teamed the first 3 or 4 weeks,”Kurzanski said. “That allowed Kevin OʼConnell to catch

as many balls as he did. The coverage has balancedout now and that has allowed Phil to win those one-on-one battles again.”

Kurzanski is confident that either receiver will be diffi-cult to cover one-on-one.

“They are both physical,” Kurzanski said, “and theyare both 3-year varsity players and that has made a dif-

ference. They have experi-ence and recognize cover-ages. They are both teamcaptains.”

Stasiak and OʼConnellhave starred with QB JoeLicata in football, basketballand baseball since theirsophomore year.

Stasiak was named anall-star in all three sports asthe Billies advanced to theNYS semifinals in basket-ball and the Section 6 finalsin baseball.

“They are great captainsand great competitors,”Kurzanski said. “Hopefullythis year will be the fruitionto all their hard work.”

Stasiak was selected toplay basketball and base-ball for the Western Regionteam in the Empire StateGames.

“I had to miss the lastthree tryouts for the basket-ball team,” Stasiak said.“We had made the Section6 finals in baseball. So Ididnʼt ply basketball.”

Stasiak helped theWestern baseball team win the Bronze medal.

“They have played high-level competition in a lot ofbig games the past three years,” Kurzanski said.“Hopefully that experience will serve them well for foot-ball this season.”

Stasiak says that the experience he remembers themost is losing to Grand Island in the 2009 playoffs.

“Itʼs been on my mind ever since I heard we wereplaying them again,” Stasiak said. “All week, we have toremember last year. We definitely have to focus a lotmore. The anxiety has to be there this time.”

Stasiak, who is an Honor Roll student at WilliamsvilleSouth, says that he wonʼt give up sports after he isdone playing.

“I want to major in Education or SportsManagement,” he said. “I want be a Phys Ed teacherand coach all three sports.”

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Stasiak Leads South into Playoffs

Photo by Mark Adair

Williamsville South WR Phil Stasiak has been ahigh-level performer in three sports. He choseEmpire State baseball over basketball last summer.


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Clarence clinched the topseed in the AA playoffs asthe Red Devils beat WestSeneca West 48-21 lastweekend.

Clarence finished theregular season with a per-fect 7-0 record, the schoolʼs5th undefeated season andfirst since 1998.

“We knew we had a goodnucleus of players,” coachTom Goddard said. “A lot ofthese kids were undefeatedas sophomores on the JVteam. We knew if they cametogether we would be prettycompetitive.”

Goddard says that histeam is excited to start theplayoffs.

“This is the 2nd season,”he said. “We accomplishedsome of our goals. Now wehave a 6-game season, onegame at a time.”

Clarence QB ZachLauricella passed for a sin-gle-game, school-record 254

yards in the win over West.He also threw for 4 TD

passes and now has 11 thisyear, another school record.

“We changed the offenseto compliment his abilities,”Goddard said. “We went tothe spread last year. Thisyear the no-huddle spreadhas been big for us.”

Lauricella maintains anacademic averge of 97.

“Zach is an extremelyhard worker,” Goddard said.“He doesnʼt care about hisstats. He just wants to twin.”

Class AA Playoffs

Photo by Mark AdairZach Lauricella.

Tyra Leads JamestownJamestown suffered a

23-14 loss to Orchard Parkas the Raiders allowed a 3-TD rally in the 4th quarter.

The Raiders finished theseason 4-3 and as the 4thseed from the AA South willplay at Riverside onSaturday at 2:00 pm.

“I feel like we are in agreat spot,” coach TomLangworthy said. “Weplayed some very toughgames and have been insome battles.”

Jamestown has allowedjust 78 points this season,the fewest of any AA team.

“We expect to compete inevery game,” Langworthysaid, “and thatʼs what wehave done. I am very proudof the players for theireffort.”

If Jamestown is going toadvance in the playoffs, theywill need a big contributionfrom co-captain Eric Tyra.

“Heʼs the total packageas a player,” Langworthysaid. “Heʼs fast, explosive,he has great hands, heʼs ateam leader and has highcharacter and a tremendous

attitude.”Tyra, a senior and a 3-

year varsity player, starts atTE and LB and leads theJamestown defense with 71tackles this season.

Tyra is a member of theNational Honor Society andalso serves as Jamestownʼskicker.

“Eric is one of our bestathletes,” Langworthy said.“He has kicked couple of bigfield goals this year.”

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Grand Islandreadies for

playoffsGrand Island clinched a

playoff spot when theVikings beat Kenmore East35-14 last weekend.

“We played pretty well,”coach Dean Santorio said.“Some of our kids are start-ing to get healthy now.”

The Vikings finished 3-4and will play at WilliamsvilleSouth this weekend for thefirst round of the Class Aplayoffs. The game will givearea fans a sense of dejavu.

In 2009, Grand Island losttheir first 3 games butrebounded to make the play-offs. The Vikings upset WillSouth in the first round ofthe playoffs 23-20.

“Everyoneʼs talking aboutthat,” Santorio said. “We feellike we can with the game ifwe play four full quarters.But we canʼt play 2 or 3quarters and hope to getaway with a win.”

One player that theVikings will be relying on is

senior WR Nick Kellner.Kellner is second in WNY

with 43 receptions and firstin receiving yards with 629.

“Heʼs had a really niceyear,” Santorio said. “Wehave thrown more this yearthan we have in the past.”

Kellner caught 15 passesagainst Williamsville Easttwo weeks ago.

“He has good speed anddoesnʼt drop too manyballs,” Santorio said. “Heʼsbeen able to break some bigones for some nice gains.”

Class A Playoffs

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Nick Kellner.

Soph QB Stars at AmherstAmherst beat Lake Shore

21-14 to finish the regularseason with a 6-1 record.

“We put a lot of emphasison winning this game,”coach Pat Murphy said. “Wewanted momentum goinginto the playoffs. Itʼs impor-tant that we keep gettingbetter each week.”

It was the Tigersʼ bestrecord since they won thedivision in 1993. Amherstfinished in second-place inthe A South and will hostMcKinley on Friday.

“The kids are tremen-dously excited,” Murphysaid. “We havenʼt hosted aplayoff game in 17 years.We got a lot of support fromthe community and theschool this year.”

The Tigers offense hasimproved this season assophomore QB JustinTwarog settled into the start-ing role.

“We brought Justin uplast year as a freshman,”Murphty said. “We playedhim in the Bowl Game andhe threw for 275 yards. Weknew we had a good young

QB coming up.”Murphy says that Twarog

worked hard to get ready forthe 2010 eason.

“He improved himself inthe passing league over thewinter,” Murphy said. “Hisarm strength and talent isthere. I wondered if asophomore would be able tolead juniors and seniors andhe did a good job with thatrole, too.”

Class A Playoffs

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Albion 44-14 last week. TheMustangs surrendered thefirst score but scored 4 TDsin the 2nd quarter.

The Mustangs, unherald-ed for most of the season,have fashioned a 6-1 record.

“Weʼve got a bunch ofkids who work well togeth-er,” coach Eric Valley said.“Hustle makes up for a lot ofsize and speed when youget 11 kids going hard to thewhistle.”

QB Stephen Rogenmosercompleted 10 of 15 passesfor 189 yards in the win. Healso engineered a 40-yardquick-strike TD drive to givethe Mustangs a big 21-pointlead at the break.

Medina scored a TD totake a 20-7 lead with :17 leftand then recovered theirown squib kickoff.

Rogenmoser took twoplays to score as he tosseda 40-yard TD pass on thelast play of the half.

“He made two beautifulthrows,” Valey said.

Rogenmoser continuedhis comeback from a brokenfemur he suffered in 2009.

“He started just 3 JVgames,” Valley said. “Thisyear, we had a 3-way battleat QB and he won the job.”

Valley says that the juniorhas improved since the startof the season.

“We just wanted him tonot lose the game,” Valleysaid. “Now he is helping uswin games.”

Class B Playoffs

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Stephen Rogenmoser.

Depew Finishes 7-0Depew finished a perfect

7-0 regular season with athrilling 19-16 win over arch-rival Lancaster last week.

Aaron Ertel tossed a 46-yard TD pass to Joe Millerfor the winning score late inthe 4th quarter.

Depew coach DanMcGrath was thrilled withthe way his Wildcats han-dled adversity this season.

“Weʼve made a lot ofprogress in terms of whatwe can do on the field,”McGrath said. “We had a lotof help from guys who cameoff the bench and filled in forinjured starters.”

McGrath says he had tojuggle his lineup before theWeek 3 games.

“Players think that once astarting unit is named, thatʼsthe way it is for the season,”McGrath said. “Itʼs a differ-ent set of kids that take thefield by Week 3. Someonegets banged up and some-one else has to step in.”

If Depew is going tomake a deep playoff runthey will need contributionsfrom senior WR Sam Sallaj,

who caught two big passeson the game-winning drive.

“Sam is a possessionreceiver,” McGrath said. “Hecan catch a ball in traffic. Hecan catch the difficult balland he runs good routes.”

Sallaj also serves as theWildcatsʼ punter and kicker.

“Our kicking game got usout of trouble a couple oftimes,” McGrath said. “Hewas able to change the fieldposition for us.”

Class B Playoffs

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Sam Sallaj.


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Pioneer beat East Aurora 55-7 andclinched a share of the B South title.The Panthers will be the top-seed fromthe B South due to tiebreakers. Pioneerwill host Medina on Friday at 7:00 pm inthe first round of the Class B playoffs.

Pioneer exploded for 24 points in thefirst quarter and led 48-0 at the half.

QB Scott Fisher was deadly accurateas he completed 8 of 8 passes for 165yards and 3 TDs.

Fisher broke two school records withthe performance. He is now Pioneerʼscareer leader in passing yards with1,583 as he broke the record previouslyheld by Dave Buncy (1,426). Buncy isnow an assistant football coach andvarsity baseball coach at Pioneer.

Fisher has also tossed 12 TD passes

this season, which breaks ChetWeaverʼs record of 10, set in 1987.

Fisher is already the schoolʼs leaderin Career TD passes and needs just 2completions to become the schoolʼs all-time leader in that catagory, too.

“We donʼt throw much,” Pioneercoach Jim Duprey said. “We averagejust 8 passes a game so itʼs even morespecial that he was able to set all thoserecords.”

Senior Brandon Schwan caught 2TD passes in the win. He now owns theseason record for TD receptions with 8.Ron Malicki caught 7 TDs in 2006.

“Scott and Brandon have a connec-tion,” Duprey said. “They went to theKubiak Camp together over the summerand really developed a chemistry.”

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Scott Fisher.Photo by Tim Frank


WilsonReady forPlayoffs

Wilson lost 41-0 toSouthwestern in the finalregular-season game.

“We got down early andhad trouble going into thewind,” coach Bill Atlas said.“We had a couple of puntsgo nowhere. We got behindthe 8-ball right away.”

The loss had no effect onWilsonʼs standing. TheLakemen had alreadyclinched 2nd in the C Northand will host Salamanca inthe first round this weekend.

“We already knew whoour opponent was,” Atlassaid, “so we spent the weekpreparing for both teams.”

Wilson (4-3) reboundedfrom a 1-2 start and will nowhost a playoff game for thefirst time in three years.

“We had a hard loss toCassadaga Valley,” he said.“But that night was a turningpoint for the season. Weʼreready for the playoffs now.”

Senior QB Joe Parrotthas had an outstanding sea-

son, passing for 1,382 yardsand 12 TDs.

“We donʼt mind throwing,”Atlas said. “Depending onthe defense we are facing,we will throw the ball.”

Three Wilson QBs havethrown for more than 1,000yards for Atlas.

“Joe is a thinking manʼsquarterback,” Atlas said. “Heknows the reads and hemakes quick decisions.”

Parrott is a first-timestarter for the varsity andmaintains an academic aver-age in the 90s.

Class C Playoffs

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Joe Parrott.

Salamanca to Hit The RoadSalamanca led 7-6 but

lost the final game of theseason 12-7 when Cleve Hillreturned a fumble 53 yardsfor a TD in the 4th quarter.

“I feel we outplayedthem,” Salamanca coachJason Marsh said. “We heldthem to 130 yards of offensebut we turned the ball over 3times in the 4th quarter.”

Salamanca will play atWilson in the first round ofthe playoffs this weekend.

Salamanca was trouncedby Southwestern andFredonia the first two gamesof the season but reboundedto finish 4-3.

“We opened the seasonwith two really tough oppo-nents,” Marsh said, “and wedidnʼt play well in thosegames. Outr kids didnʼt havea lot of confidence but weworked hard to believe inourselves and in eachother.”

Salamanca ripped off 4straight wins to clinch aplayoff spot.

“With each win, you couldsee the confidence growing,”Marsh said. “These kidsreally worked together.”

If Salamanca is going tomake a deep playoff run,they will need steady playfrom senior QB Bret Smith.

“Heʼs not a prototypicalquarterback with size,”Marsh said. “He plays with alot of heart passion.”

Smith directs the optionoffense efficiently.

“He works extremelyhard,” Marsh said. “Heʼstough as nails. He takes alot of shots in the option butheʼs been very durable.”

Class C Playoffs

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Bret Smith.

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DivisionRandolph won the D East

Division title with a 52-0 winover previously undefeatedPortville last weekend.

“Portville had five startersout,” Slater said. “We werereal concerned about ourkids going down there andnot showing up. Maybe theywouldnʼt have to play hard.”

Slater had nothing tofear. The Cardinals roaredout of the gate quickly andled 37-0 after one quarter.

“Our kids came out andplayed hard,” Slater said.“We got turnovers andscored on them real fast.The game was over afterthe first quarter.”

Despite the 7-0 start,Slater says that he stilldoesnʼt have a handle onhow good his team is.

“I think weʼre still up inthe air,” he said. “We havethe potential to be prettygood but we have gotten alot of breaks along the way.

In our league, when youplay teams that are missingkids, it makes a big differ-ence.”

The Cardinals, defendingNYS champions in Class D,got their 19th win in a row.

It is the third-longeststreak in Western New Yorkright now.

Brent Robbins led theground attack as he rushedfor 174 yards and four TDs.Mason Berch ran for 100yards and 2 TDs on 11 car-ries.

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Brent Robbins.

Junior LB leads DragonsMaple Grove beat

Westfield 40-0 in the finalregular-season game lastweekend.

The Dragons will nowhost Frewsburg in the firstround of the D playoffs.

“Weʼve had a lot of youngkids stepping up this year,”coach Curt Fischer said. “Ithink we are just puttingthings together. This Fridaywill tell us where weʼre at.”

Maple Grove lost the firstgame of the season butrebounded with 6 straightwins.

“I feel like we are flyingunder the radar,” Fischersaid. “We had a rough go ofit in the beginning but wefeel very good about wherewe are right now.”

One of Fischerʼs mostveteran players is still just ajunior.

LB John Nickerson start-ed as a freshman and hasalready played 29 games inhis career.

“John is one of our mostphysical kids,” Fischer said.“He runs the ball very hard.He is unselfish. When we

had so many injuries, hewillingly moved to the offen-sive line. He did whateverthe team needed him to do.”

Nickerson, who alsostarts at MLB, is theDragons leading tackler.

“You couldnʼt ask for abetter attitude,” Fischer said.“Heʼs so fast and strong. Hemakes plays over and overagain. Heʼs just an outstand-ing player.”

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Photo by Tim Frank

John Nickerson.

Msgr. Martin

St. Joeʼs trailed 18-17 in the secondquarter but exploded for 26 points andbeat OʼHara 43-26 last weekend.

St. Joeʼs led 17-0 but surrenderedthree TDs early in the second frame.Robert Davis, who rushed for 193yards, scored 2 TDs during OHaraʼsoutburst.

“We just didnʼt tackle well,” coachDennis Gilbert said. “There was a lot ofarm tackling and some overpursuit. Weleft some cutback lanes open and Davistook them. Heʼs a good back.”

St. Joeʼs has been getting big num-bers from their own back.

Nick Hall has scored 7 TDs in thelast 3 weeks. He has rushed for 569yards and has another 599 receivingyards.

“He had almost 100 yards rushingcalled back by penalties,” Gilbert said.“He has the ability to change directionon a dime and still be at full speed.”

Hall does not post eye-popping num-bers... until you look at his total offense.His 1,168 yards are among the top 5players in WNY and his 44 receptionslead all WNY players.

He has great vision and his handsare unbelievable,” Gilbert said. “There isnothing he doesnʼt do well. Heʼs a heckof a ball player.”

St. Joeʼs will play at Steubenville,Ohio this week before returning hometo play Timon.

“Weʼre coming of age,” Gilbert said.“Our kids are starting to play and prac-tice like veterans.”

Hall Posting Big Career Numbers

Nick Hall.Photo by Mark Adair


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666NY State FootballSection 1: Wʼchester, RocklandSection 2: Capitol DistrictSection 3: Central New YorkSection 4: Southern TierSection 5: Genesee ValleySection 6: Western New YorkSection 7: ChamplainSection 8: NassauSection 9: Orange, UlsterSection 10: St. LawrenceSection 11: SuffolkSection 12/PSAL: NY CityCHSFL: Catholic Football

Winning Streaks: William Floyd 34; Dobbs Ferry19; Lawrence 15, Unatego 13, Waverly 11.

Losing Streaks: None.

AATeam W-L1. Monroe-Woodbury (9) 7-02. St. Anthony's (CHSFL) 6-03. Sachem North (11) 6-04. New Rochelle (1) 6-05. Clarence (6) 7-06. Rush-Henretta (5) 7-07. Troy (2) 7-08. Corning- (4) 7-09. Rochester East (5) 7-010. Syracuse CBA (3) 7-011. Oceanside (8) 6-012. White Plains (1) 5-113. Abraham Lincoln (PSAL) 6-014. Fayetteville-Manlius (3) 7-015. Baldwinsville (3) 6-116. Fort Hamilton (PSAL) 6-017. Orchard Park (6) 6-118. Tottenville (PSAL) 6-019. Mahopac (1) 6-020. Newfield (11) 6-021. Fordham Prep (CHSFL) 6-022. Utia Proctor (3) 6-123. Pittsford (5) 6-124. Irondequoit (5) 7-025. Iona Prep (CHSFL) 5-1

ATeam W-L1. Sweet Home (6) 6-02. Aquinas (5) 7-03. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (2) 7-04. Williamsville South (6) 7-05. Victor (5) 7-06. Arch. Stepinac (CHSFL) 6-07. Carey (8) 6-08. Rye (1) 5-19. Seaford (8) 6-010. Garden City (8) 5-111. Wallkill (9) 7-012. Islip (11) 6-013. Whitesboro (3) 6-114. Harrison (1) 5-115. Cornwall (9) 6-116. Lynbrook (8) 6-017. John Jay Cross River (1) 5-118. Indian River (3) 6-119. Nyack (1) 5-120. John Glenn (11) 6-021. Horace Greeley (1) 5-122. Wayne (5) 7-023. Poughkeepsie (1) 5-124. Wantagh (8) 5-125. Beach Channel (PSAL) 6-0

BTeam W-L1. Hornell (5) 7-02. Depew (6) 7-03. Alden (6) 7-04. Croton-Harmon (1) 6-05. Cazenovia (3) 7-06. Roosevelt (8) 6-07. Pelham (1) 6-08. Schalmont (2) 7-09. Ogdensburg (10) 7-010. New Paltz (9) 7-011. Marcellus (3) 6-112. Midlakes (5) 6-113. Homer (3) 6-114. Eden (6) 6-115. Westhill (3) 6-116. Marlboro (9) 7-017. Lackawanna (6) 6-118. Pioneer (6) 6-119. Buffalo Burgard (6) 5-220. Our Lady of Lourdes (1) 5-1

2010 New York State Rankings

CTeam W-L1. Southwestern (6) 7-02. Chenango Forks (4) 7-03. Bronxville (1) 6-04. Hoosick Falls (2) 7-05. Letchworth (5) 7-06. General Brown (3) 7-07. Chatham (2) 7-08. Grover Cleveland (6) 7-09. Saranac Lake (7) 7-010. Fredonia (6) 6-111. Sidney (4) 6-112. Millbrook (9) 7-013. Ilion (3) 7-014. Holley (5) 6-115. Cato-Meridian (3) 7-016. Canastota (3) 6-117. Watertown IHC (3) 6-118. Fonda-Fultonville (2) 5-219. Hastings (1) 4-220. East Rockaway (8) 4-2

DTeam W-L1. Randolph (6) 7-02. Silver Creek (6) 7-03. Dundee (5) 7-04. Tuckahoe (1) 6-05. Moriah (7) 7-06. Caledonia-Mumford (5) 6-17. Dolgeville (3) 7-08. Cambridge (2) 6-09. Maple Grove (6) 6-110. Delhi (4) 6-111. Onondaga (3) 6-112. Groton (4) 6-113. Tioga (4) 6-114. Avon (5) 5-215. Portville (6) 6-116. Rensselaer (2) 5-117. Candor (4) 6-118. Chester (9) 5-219. New York Mills (3) 6-120. (tie) Sandy Creek (3) 5-220. (tie) Clyde-Savannah (5) 5-2

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Football AllianceUnlike the 2009 season, Orchard

Park is entering the playoffs withsome momentum this year. Last week,in the final regular-season game, theQuakers trailed Jamestown 14-3 afterthree quarters but rallied to score 3TDs in the final frame and pull out a23-14 win.

“That says something about thekidsʼ character,”Orchard Parkcoach GeneTundo said.“They never gaveup. Jamestown isa tough team andto come back likethat at their placeis something.”

Orchard Parkhad alreadyclinched secondplace in the AASouth Divisionand will hostLockport in thefirst round thisweekend.

“We didnʼtwant to go intothe playoffs with aloss,” Tundo said.“It was better towin the second seed the way we did.”

The Quakers also appear to bepeaking at the right time, winning 5straight games.

“Weʼve had to deal with a bunch ofinjuries,” Tundo said. “Weʼve had kidsin-and-out of the lineup. Iʼm amazedthat we weathered the storm. Weʼrehealthy now and a lot of guys gotvaluable playing time.”

In 2009, the Quakers lost to NorthTonawanda in the semifinals andmissed playing in Ralph WilsonStadium for the first time 10 years.Tundo feels that this yearʼs team hasa real chance to return to The Ralph.

“We have a good chance to makea run at it,” he said. “Our defense isplaying well right now. We only gave

up 130 yards to Jamestown.”Safety Paul Leavell intercepted a

pair of passes in the win. Leavell, whoalso ran 12 yards for a TD, is theQuakersʼ defensive leader.

“Paul has a good football IQ,”Tundo said. “He calls all of our signalsbased on the formations he sees andthe plays he thinks the other team is

going to run. Hehas done a greatjob.”

Leavell, whoalso serves asOPʼs long snap-per, is averaging8 tackles pergame.

“Heʼs obviouslya student of thegame,” Tundosaid. “He hasgood naturalstrength and heʼsquick. He hasgood instincts andgood reactions.”

Leavell wasundaunted whenTundo asked himduring the pre-season to call thedefense, just like

a coach would.“I had a good idea of what should

be run,” he said. “I knew where every-one was supposed to go. Coach Tundodoes the scouting and I make the callsbased on the scouting report.”

Leavellʼs father, Mike, was one ofthe first Connolly Cup winners. MikeLeavell was named the top player inWestern New York in 1979 as a seniorat St. Francis.

Paul Leavell says he has nodreams of winning the Connolly Cuplike his dad did.

“Everyone knows offense gets allthe news and write-ups,” he said. “Thevoters usually look at touchdowns andscoring. Defense is in the back-ground.”

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Canisius reboundedfrom two straight lossesto beat Bishop Kearney54-6 last weekend.

The Crusaders enteredthe game on a 2-gamelosing skid that had shak-en the confidence of theteam.

“We got back to havingfun,” coach BrandonHarris said. “We neededto get into a rhythm. Weneeded to shore up somethings and get back ontrack with what we dobest. Most of all, we justhad to enjoy playing foot-ball again.”

Three weeks ago,Canisius was 4-0 and fly-ing high. The Crusadershad just garnered a hugeamount of media atten-tion by beating ErieCathedral Prep 30-20.

Many had Canisius asthe top team in WesternNew York and a few hadthem as the top AA teamin New York State.

“Weʼre a young footballteam,” Harris said. “Thekids got a taste of earlysuccess. They had a lotof people believing inwhat they were doing.”

But what followed was stunning. With undefeatedAquinas looming on the schedule, Canisius hoped tomake quick work of struggling arch-rival St. Joeʼs, whoentered their annual grudge game with a 1-3 record.

And Canisius was soundly thumped 50-26.It was the worst loss the Crusaders had suffered in a

long time, more so because of how the teams had enteredthe game. Canisius was supposed to get past their strug-gling rival, setting up an matchup of undefeated Catholicteams, two NYS heavyweights.

“Our kids learned,” Harris said. “You have to beat thedragon in front of you, not the dragon around the corner.”

While a loss to St.Joeʼs always hurts, thisone was paticularly hum-bling.

“We learned somevaluable life lessons,”Harris said. “The kindthat will help away fromthe football field some-day.”

Canisius, still sufferingfrom the shock of gettingpounded by St. Joeʼs,lost to Aquinas the fol-lowing week.

“We had opportunitiesto win,” Harris said. “Ithink the St. Joeʼs gamecarried over. The kidscame out hard againstAquinas. But whenAquinas flexed theirmuscle, we didnʼt havethe resolve to flex backand the game got awayfrom us.”

Harris says that,despite the losses, histeam is still on track toaccomplish quite a bitthis season.

“Every Alumnus I evermet has said that youʼvegot to beat St. Joeʼs,”Harris said. “Thatʼs notgood enough for me.

Beating St. Joeʼs is 4th on our list every year. Goal num-ber-1 is to win the championship.”

Harris said that most of his teamʼs goals are still intact.“We wanted to go undefeated,” he said, “but thatʼs not

available to us anymore. But we still have the ability to winour league and win our championship.”

Harris feels that the Crusaders got back to showingwho they are against Bishop Kearney.

QB Travis Eman rushed for 42 yards and a TD andalso completed 6 of 13 passes for 135 yards and a TD.

Mercer Timmis, a first-year junior at Canisius, rushedfor 203 yards and 4 TDs on just 8 carries in the win.

Canisius RB Mercer Timmis (20) and QB TravisEman led Cansius to a 54-6 win over Timon lastweekend.

Canisius Bounces Back from two Disappointing Losses

Photo by Mark Adair

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Timmis, who followed Eman down the QEW fromToronto, has rushed for 1,025 yards and 12 TDs this sea-son. Both players enrolled at Canisius as a means to fur-ther their development in football.

Eman burst onto the scene last fall as he led Canisius tothe Msgr. Martin AA title.

“The Canadian Press has written a lot about Travis,”Harris said. “Mercer read about Travis and decided hewanted to try the same route. He sent me an e-mail with alink to a youtube video. I was interested but he had to quali-fy academically so I sent him to our admissions director.”

St. Joeʼs was actually the first WNY school to have aCanadian player star on the football field. SandroDeAngelis, who grew up in Fort, Erie, played at Nebraskaafter St. Joeʼs. DeAngelis was recently named the MVP ofthe Grey Cup game and spent last season with HamiltonTiger-Cats.

Also, another Canadian, running back Akeel Lynch ishaving a huge season with St. Francis.

“This is no different than our kids going up to Canada toplay hockey,” Harris said. “People donʼt know the sacrificesthese families make. There is no such thing as a footballscholarship. The only money is from need-based financialaid and itʼs based on a familyʼs tax returns. Nobody goes toa Catholic school for free.”

Most of the Canadian players are incurring far mostcosts to pursue their dreams of playing big-time collegefootball.

“Those families also have to pay room and board inaddition to most - if not all - of the schoolʼs tuition,” Harrissaid. “They pay more money that a Buffalo-area kid pays togo to UB.”

Timmis has burst onto the scene, much like Eman did in2009. The 6-2, 205-pound junior has been timed at 4.5 inthe 40-yard dash.

“If you find a better running back than that kid, let meknow,” Harris said. “I donʼt think there is one. Mercer is anexplosive runner. He runs hard and he runs violently. UB isdefinitely interested in him. Frankly, there will be a lot of col-leges that want a kid that big, that physical and that fast.”

Harris says he was surprised at just how good Timmishas been.

“I watched him on video with his Canadian team,” Harrissaid. “He was running for 400 yards a game. It was hard totell what kind of a runner he was until he got here.”

Eman is also having another great season, passing for935 yards and 11 TDs. He has rushed for 669 yards.

“Heʼs doing great on the field and in the classroom,”Harris said.

The Crusaders are now 5-2 and play in Ohio againstWalsh Jesuit this weekend. After that, Canisius will playleague rival St. Francis and then start the playoffs.

Harris says his players are ready to go after the rest oftheir goals.

“They are optimistic,” Harris said. “We got rid of some ofthe bad stuff from St. Joeʼs and Aquinas and weʼre ready togo from here.”

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2010 Numbers2010 Numbers

The Eagles fell behind28-7 at the half and lostto arch-rival Medina 44-14 last week-end... Albion was officially eliminatedfrom the playoffs with the loss... PeteNesbitt had a big night as he rushedfor 128 yards and aTD on 16 carries.Nesbitt broke free fora 76-yard TD run...Seth Narburghadded 41 yards on 11carries... QB KalebReynolds completed4 of 9 passes for 27yards... Jaice Snyder caught 2 passes.Snyder was also in on 12 tackles andintercepted a pass on defense... ScottKnaack made 12 tackles... AzaelTapia made 8 tackles... Travis Downswas in on 6 tackles on defense andalso returned a punt 68 yards for aTD...

Akron lost a tight bat-tle to East High 18-12last weekend. The Tigers fell behind12-0 before rallying to tie the gamehalftime... Josh Cory led the offenseas he rushed for 151 yards and a TDon 22 carries... CyleSundown ran 11times for 52 yards...Austin Meitz com-pleted 3 of 8 passesfor 35 yards and a15-yard TD... CarlBaker caught the TDpass... Tyler Zbytekled the defense as he made 8 tacklesand recorded 2 QB sacks. Zbytek alsocaught 2 passes for 20 yards... ChrisReinard made 6 tackles... GregSalmon recovered a fumble... JakeStone and Connor Ladd were eachon on 4 tackles...

AkronTigers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Burgard................. L 0-36

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ South Park..........L 8-18

Fri., Sept. 17....... Depew.....................L 6-34

Fri., Sept. 24....... Medina................... L 6-18

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ JFK...................L 22-23

Fri., Oct. 8........... @ Cheektowaga......... L

Fri., Oct. 15.........East High............. L 12-18

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA


AlbionPurple Eagles

The Bulldogs roaredout to a 28-7 lead at thehalf and beat Maryvale 49-21 lastweekend... Alden will host Lew-Portin teh first round of the playoffs thisweek... Dakota Peel ran wild as herushed for 289 yardsand 4 TDs on just 15carries... RyanSasnowski ran for36 yards and 2 TDson 5 carries.Sasnowski also madea team-high 10 tack-les... Ty Stoldt com-pleted 2 passes for 81 yards and aTD... Nate Bailey caught 2 passes for81 yards and a TD... Alcides Kingmade 7 tackles and intercepted apass... Josh Chase made 8 tackles...Tyler Williamson made 7 tackles...Jon Sploy and Phil Bifulco eachrecorded a QB sack...

AldenBulldogs

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Tonawanda...........W 41-0

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ Medina..............W 25-8

Fri., Sept. 17....... Lew-Port.............. W 56-7

Fri., Sept. 24....... Newfane..............W 31-13

Fri., Oct. 1...........Springville............W 34-0

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Albion............... W 27-0

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Maryvale.........W 49-21

Oct. 23................. Lew-Port.................. 7:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Newfane............W 29-0

Fri., Sept. 10....... Maryvale.............. W 21-7

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ Cheektowaga......L 7-32

Fri., Sept. 24....... Tonawanda.........W 38-15

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Lew-Port...........L 14-27

Fri., Oct. 8...........Alden......................L 0-27

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Medina............. L 14-44

Oct. 22................. Dunkirk.................... 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Narburgh 62-322, Nesbitt 52-300,MSnyder 25-88, Reynolds 62-43, Eardle 6-38, Green 4-25, Hall 9-24, Taylor 1-4, Downs1-0, Mastrangiola 6-(-1).

Receiving: Nesbitt 15-217, Snyder 15-101,Green 9-98, Downs 9-96, Scurry 9-62, Erdle4-34, Santos 1-11.

Touchdowns: Nesbitt 5, Reynolds 3, Narburgh3, Erdle 2, Downs 2, MSnyder, Green.

Passing: Reynolds 61-110-585, Eardle 1-1-34,Downs 0-1-0, Nesbitt 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Reynolds 4.

Interceptions: Green 2, Erdle 2, JSnyder 2.

Fumbles: Green, Snyder, Howard, Hall,Eardle, Narburgh.

Rushing: Peel 94-737, Stoldt 53-420,Patterson 34-215, Lake 22-110, Sasnowski9-92, Hassenbohler 7-62, Hall 16-59, Bailey2-38, Foss 1-16, Baldwin 2-11, Whitte 2-10,Schall 2-10, Wetzler 3-9, Malorana 4-5,Janiga 1-2.

Receiving: Bailey 18-283, Peel 7-117, Szwartz5-131, Blood 4-57, Sasnowski 4-57, King 3-57, King 1-15, Roth 1-7.

Touchdowns: Bailey 11, Peel 9, Sasnowski 5,Stoldt 4, Patterson 3, Lake 2, Patterson,Szwartz, Hassenbohler, Blood, King.

Passing: Stoldt 41-72-643.

Touchdown Passes: Stoldt 16.

Interceptions: King 4, Sasnowski, Bailey, Peel,Wetzler.Fumbles: Williamson, Zakrzewski, Baldwin.

Jaice Snyder Tyler Williamson

Team Reports

Rushing: Judasz 70-323, Cory 22-151, Miller26-95, Sundown 18-76, Mietz 21-71,Moscato 4-7, Reinard 4-7, Zbytek 1-4.

Receiving: Zbytek 8-57, Baker 5-73, Ladd 4-51, Moscato 3-26, Carlson 3-22, Meitz 1-11,Judasz 2-17, Sweitzer 1-4, Moscato 1-0.

Touchdowns: Judasz 2, Moscato 2, Baker 2,Mietz, Cory.

Passing: Meitz 27-65-243, Blueye 1-1-11.

Touchdown Passes: Mietz.

Interceptions: Meitz, Carlson, Moscato.

Fumbles: Carlson, Abrams, Sundown,Salmon.

2010 Numbers

Jake Stone

2010 Numbers


Team Reports

The Gators trailedGowanda 22-6 in the firsthalf but rallied for a 29-22 win... TJHulse rushed 11 times for 37 yardsand punched in 3 short TD runs,including two in the decisive 4th quar-ter... QB JustinWoods led theground game as herushed 16 times for91 yards and a TD.Woods also complet-ed 5 of 10 passes for100 yards... BradCosta added 51yards on 8 carries and caught 2 passesfor 49 yards... Chad Monkhousemade 6 tackles and intercepted apass... George Harrington made 4tackles and had an INT... LucienGreco made 4 tackles and recovered afumble... Dakota Woodgie made 2tackles and recovered a fumble...

Allegany-LimestoneGators

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4........... @ Cass Valley..... W 30-26

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Falconer............L 22-26

Fri., Sept. 17....... Grover Cleve......... L 0-34

Fri., Sept. 24....... Southwestern.........L 0-45

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Fredonia........... L 27-33

Fri., Oct. 8...........Salamanca............. L 8-14

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Gowanda.........W 29-22

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: GHarrington 62-366, Hulse 54-249,Woods 50-219, Costa 49-211, Monkhouse 25-52, Ayers 16-47, DeRose 7-26, Wilbur 1-3.

Receiving: DeRose 4-71, ZHarrington 3-42,Costa 2-49, Woods 2-40, GHarrington 2-14.

Touchdowns: Woods 4, Hulse 4, GHarrington3, Costa.

Passing: Costa 11-33-260, Woods 7-24-119,Ayers 1-3-6.

Touchdown Passes: Costa.

Interceptions: ZHarrington 2, Monkhouse 2,GHarrington 2, Hulse.

Fumbles: ZHarrington 3, JHarrington 2, Grecco2, Wesley 2, Spears, Woods, Woodgie.

Lucien Greco

2010 Numbers

The Tigers clinchedthe second seed from theA South Division with a 21-14 winover Lake Shore last weekend...Amherst led 14-0 at the half and sur-vived Lake Shore’s 2nd-half rally...Cameron Mathewsled the offense as herushed for 165 yardsand a TD on 20 car-ries... Keeon Colvinran 11 times for 67yards and a TD.Colvin also caught 3passes for 50 yards...Justin Twarog completed 6 of 18passes for 81 yards and a TD...Brandon Borden caught 3 passes for31 yards, including a 12-yard TD...Christian Clark has been a stalwarton the offensive and defensive linesall season... Taisean Johnson inter-cepted 2 passes...

AmherstTigers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3.......... WSeneca East...... W 25-6

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Hamburg......... W 34-29

Thur., Sept. 16.... Wmsville South..... L 8-45

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Lafayette........... W 26-0

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Niag Wheat.......W 31-7

Fri., Oct. 8...........Iroquois.............. W 28-27

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Lake Shore......W 21-14

Oct. 22................. McKinley.................. 7:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Colvin 117-637, Matthews 59-461,Belton 23-96, Pearson 4-21, Gallineau 10-46,Cole 3-23, Kemp 5-13, Twarog 16-(-12).

Receiving: Borden 15-193, TJohnson 12-109,Colvin 14-138, Belton 11-47, Gallineau 3-4,Pearson 1-48.

Touchdowns: Colvin 9, Matthews 5, Borden 4,Belton 2, Pearson, Gallineau, Paglicci 2.

Passing: Twarog 55-116-539.

Touchdown Passes: Twarog 6.

Interceptions: Johnson 3, Paglicci 2, Borden,Artis.

Fumbles: Artis 5, Paglicci 3, Gallineau 2,Kapus 2, Belton, Cole, Turpin, Jones.

Brandon Borden

2010 Numbers

The Tigers led 8-7after one quarter but lostto Frontier 24-8 last weekend...William Vanoy gained 77 yards on 17carries and completed 7 of 18 passesfor 65 yards and a TD. Vanoy also ledthe defense with 10tackles... McKenzieBrown caught 4passes for 74 yardsand also made 7tackles on defense...Javon Fogan caught3 passes for 38 yardsand a TD... RomelFord was solid on defense as he made9 tackles... Ameer Franklin intercept-ed 2 passes. Franklin has intercepted 8passes this season... KahalilSommerville made 6 tackles...

BennettTigers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... WSeneca West..... W 14-7

Sat., Sep. 11.........East High............. L 12-14

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Jamestown............. 7:00

Sat., Sept. 25....... Clarence (AH)...........1:00

Fri., Oct. 1........... @ Lancaster.......... L 12-28

Sat., Oct 9............ @ Orchard Park...... L 6-55

Sat., Oct. 16.........Frontier......................2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Vanoy 34-166, Chesson 24-60,Cranford 5-12.

Receiving: Brown 7-168, Chesson 6-155,Fogan 4-47, Vanoy 2-20, White 1-10.

Touchdowns: Chesson 3, Fogan.

Passing: Vanoy 13-31-212, Chesson 2-13-19,Cranford 5-7-113.

Touchdown Passes: Vanoy, Cranford.

Interceptions: Brown, Franklin.

Fumbles: None.

McKenzie Brown

2010 Numbers


The Crusaders burstout to a 21-6 lead afterone quarter and beat Bishop Kearney54-6 last weekend... Mercer Timmishad a huge day as he ran for 203 yardsand 4 TDs on just 8carries... QB TravisEman ran for 42yards and a TD andalso completed 6 of13 passes for 135yards and a TD... PatHannon made 5tackles and recov-ered a fumble...Denzel Benton made 2 tackles,knocked down a pass and returned anINT 65 yards for a TD... KyrilThreats made 4 tackles and had 2 QBsacks... Corey Madlock made 4 tack-les, including 3 QB sacks... Pat Glosemade 3 tackles and returned an INT60 yards...

Canisius Crusaders

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4.......... Cardinal O’Hara.W 40-7

Sat., Sep. 11........ St. John Baptist... W 41-7

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Bishop Timon... W 54-7

Sat., Sept. 25....... Erie Cathedral...W 30-20

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ St. Joe’s............ L 26-50

Sat., Oct. 9.......... Aquinas................L 16-40

Sat., Oct. 16........ Bishop Kearney... W 54-6

Sat., Oct. 23........ Walsh Jesuit..............2:00

Sat., Oct. 30........ St. Francis................. 2:00

Nov. 6/7............... Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Timmis 95-1025, Eman 49-669,Iacono 21-152, Mueller 4-14, Benton 5-8,Farrar 3-8, Ollison 2-3, Jugovic 1-2, Hannon2-2, Curtis 1-0, Laduca 2-(-5), Davis 2-(-2).

Receiving: Russell 20-434, Davis 6-205,Jachimowicz 6-120, Hinton 4-88, Timmis 4-55, Benton 3-62, Glose 2-38, Hannon 1-21,Dillon 1-19, Bender 1-18, Galvin 1-17, Iacono1-9.

Touchdowns: Timmis 12, Russell 9, Eman 7,Davis 3, Jachimowicz 2, Iacono, Benton 2,Jugovic.

Passing: Eman 41-79-935, Jugovic 12-22-184.Touchdown Passes: Eman 11, Jugovic.

Interceptions: Hinton 2, Benton 2, Glose 2,Iacono.Fumbles: Threats 2, Holland, Hinton, Mueller,Glose, Farrar, Pugh, Russell, Erni, Iacono,Hannon, Plunkett, Bender.

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Bulldogs solidi-fied their playoff seedingwith a 40-20 win over Cheektowagalast weekend... Burgard turned a pairof first-quarter fumbles into TDs asthey jumped out to a quick 16-0 lead...After the 1stturnover, QB DarrenSanders ran 14 yardsfor a TD... Sandersfinished with 80yards and 3 TDs on15 carries and tosseda 44-yard TD. Healso returned an INT53 yards... Shakier Nesbitt scoopedup a fumble and went 53 yards for aTD. Nesbitt also made 9 tackles andintercepted 2 passes... ShamariCheney caught a 44-yard TD pass andrushed for 70 yards... Victor Peopleswas a standout as he made 16 tacklesand recovered a fumble...

BurgardBulldogs

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3.......... @ Akron................W 36-0

Fri., Sept. 10........ @ Depew.................L 6-12

Sat., Sept. 18....... vs South Park...... W 28-6

Sat., Sept. 25....... JFK (JW)..............W 26-3

Sat., Oct 2............ @ East (JW)........ W 36-14

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Lackawanna..... L 16-26

Sat., Oct. 16.........Cheektowaga..... W 40-20

Oct. 23................. Eden.......................... 2:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Jones 85-587, Cheney 45-373,DSanders 59-274, RSanders 36-177,Peoples 5-97, Garrett 1-4, Nesbitt 3-3, Foster1-1, DuBois 1-1.

Receiving: Cheney 11-193, Nesbitt 8-124,Peoples 4-90, Foster 3-20, Jones 2-37.

Touchdowns: Cheney 7, DSanders 7, Jones 5,Nesbitt 3, RSanders 2, Foster.

Passing: DSanders 25-54-390, Cheney 2-4-53.

Touchdown Passes: DSanders 3, Cheney.

Interceptions: Nesbitt 3, Cheney 2, Peoples,DSanders.

Fumbles: Cheney 2, Peoples 2, Nesbitt 2,Davis, Stevenson, Ford, Foster.

Darren Sanders

2010 Numbers

The Hawks ralliedfrom a 14-0 deficit totake a 18-17 lead in the second quarterbefore losing to St. Joe’s 43-26 lastweekend... Robert Davis had a bigday as he rushed 17times for 193 yardsand TDs of 18 and43 yards. Davis alsomade 4 tackles, 2 forloss, and recovered afumble on defense...Brandon Lylesmade 6 tackles, 2 forloss, and had a QBsack... Anthony DiFrancesco com-pleted 3 of 6 passes for 93 yards and 2TDs. DiFrancesco also ran 6 times for63 yards... Maurice Betton caught a53-yard TD pass... Kyree Carter ranfor 18 yards and had a sack... DevonRose made 5 tackles, 1 for lostyardage... Cody Mondal had a sack...

Cardinal O’HaraHawks

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4........... @ Canisius............. L 7-40

Sat., Sep. 11.........Xavier.........................2:00

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Nichols...................4:30

Fri., Sept. 25....... Bishop Timon.....W 27-14

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ St. Mary’s......... W 27-7

Thur., Oct. 7........Niag Catholic... ..W 42-16

Sat., Oct. 16.........St. Joe’s................L 26-43

Sat., Oct. 23.........St. Francis................. 2:00

Fri., Oct. 29......... Stubenville (OH)....... 7:00

Nov. 6/7............... Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Davis 97-1238, Carter 32-201, Lyles25-109, DiFrancesco 36-152, Betton 10-51,McCoy 8-32, Dempsey 7-2, Northrup 18-3.

Receiving: Wright 3-52, Betton 2-91, Davis 2-40, Northrup 1-15.

Touchdowns: Davis 17, Carter 7, Betton 3,Lyles 2, DiFrancesco 2, McCoy.

Passing: DiFrancesco 7-20-178, Betton 1-1-20, Davis 0-3-0.

Touchdown Passes: DiFrancesco 3.

Interceptions: Castile 2, Carter, Betton, Lyles.

Fumbles: Davis 3, Lyles 2, Carter, Northrup,Betton.

Corey Madlock Devon Rose

2010 Numbers


The Cougars trailed11-0 after one quarter butrallied for a 22-19 win over Roy-Hartlast weekend... Mike Lanphere jump-started the rally with a 62-yard TDrun. Lanphere fin-ished the game with113 yards on 14 car-ries... JordanBoughton ran 20times for 109 yardsand 2 TDs. Boughtonalso ran for a 2-pointPAT and passed foranother... CharlesClutter gained 89 yards on 12 car-ries... Dylan Caldwell completed 4 of10 passes... Tom Wissman caught a2-point PAT pass... Tyler Johnson leda solid effort by the defense with 9tackles... Josh Kubera and MikeNear were each in on 7 tackles...

Cassadaga ValleyCougars

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4...........Allegany-Lime.....L 22-26

Sat., Sep. 11.........Fredonia...............L 16-55

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ Wilson.............W 32-27

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Salamanca.......... L 6-21

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Southwestern....L 12-39

Sat., Oct. 9...........Falconer..............W 36-21

Sat., Oct. 16.........Roy-Hart............ W 22-19

Oct. 23................. @ Olean.................... 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Boughton 97-584, Clutter 91-438,Lanphere 59-352, Reed 16-79.

Receiving: Boughton 8-206, Lanphere 6-76,Clutter 4-45, Wissman 4-29.

Touchdowns: Boughton 7, Lanphere 5, Clutter4, Reed.

Passing: Caldwell 21-46-303, Lanphere 1-1-13.

Touchdown Passes: Caldwell 2.

Interceptions: Boughton, Reagle, Johnson.

Fumbles: Reed, Kubera.

Jordan Boughton

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Timberwolveswere eliminated from theClass D playoff chase when they lostto Frewsburg 35-22... TheTimberwolves passed for over 200yards in the loss.Sam Agnew com-pleted 7 of 22 passesfor 110 yards and aTD... Ryan Dolecompleted 3 of 3passes for 92 yardsand 2 TDs... JohnCarroll caught 4passes for 90 yardsand 3 TDs. Carroll also led thedefense with 7 tackles, a QB sack anda fumble recovery... Josh McGranormade 4 tackles... Pat McGlew caught2 passes for 41 yards... Josh Forstercaught 2 passes for 32 yards and alsorushed for 30 yards... Zack Mowerywas a standout on the offensive line...

Catt-Little ValleyTimberwolves

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Forestville.............W 48-8

Fri., Sep. 10.........Randolph............... L 7-28

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Ellicottville..... W 34-24

Fri., Sept. 24....... Portville................. L 7-22

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Franklinville..... W 28-6

Fri., Oct. 8...........Pine Valley............... L 7-8

Fri., Oct. 15.........@ Frewsburg.......L 22-35

Oct. 23..../............ Clymer...................... 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Forster 104-510, Draudt 40-372, Dole32-194, McGlew 32-121, SAgnew 16-57, Reid9-30 Booth 3-20.

Receiving: Carroll 13-269, Draudt 6-113,McGlew 7-132, Forster 7-54, Sawyer 1-19,Dole 1-27, McGranor 1-12, Agnew 1-2.

Touchdowns: Draudt 8, Carroll 8, Forster 5,SAgnew 3, Dole 2.

Passing: Dole 25-51-453, SAgnew 12-28-166,Draudt 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Dole 8, SAgnew 2.

Interceptions: SAgnew, McGlew, Carroll.

Fumbles: Lenahan, Booth, Draudt, Mowry,McGranor, Solem.

Zack Mowery

2010 Numbers

The Thunderbirdsc,inched a Class D play-off spot when they blanked Sherman34-0 last weekend... The runninggame was in high gear as ChautauquaLake rushed for 407yards... SteveKenny led the waywith 210 yards and2 TDs on 17 car-ries... Cam Bakeradded 95 yards and3 TDs on 15 car-ries... ChrisSampson ran 7times for 77 yards... QB JasonMcMahon completed 2 of 3 passesfor 25 yards... Brent Morrison was 4-for-5 on PAT kicks... Baker led thedefense with 10 tackles... ChautauquaLake will play at 7:30 pm Friday atPortville in the first round of the ClassD playoffs...

Chautauqua LakeThunderbirds

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Brocton.................W 57-0

Fri., Sep. 10......... @ Silver Creek....... L 6-48

Fri., Sept. 17....... Panama...............W 34-12

Fri., Sept. 24....... Westfield...............W 36-0

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Maple Grove...... L 6-14

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Clymer............ W 48-20

Fri., Oct. 15.........Sherman............... W 34-0

Oct. 23................ @ Portville................ 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Kenny 144-1471, Baker 70-422,Sampson 49-353, McMahon 4-37, Zentz 6-9,Mayer 1-3, Morrison 9-(-1).

Receiving: Morrison 2-26, Baker 2-13, Howard1-25, Kenny 1-1.

Touchdowns: Kenny 24, Baker 5, Sampson 2.

Passing: McMahon 8-20-102, Morrison 2-5-27.

Touchdown Passes: None.

Interceptions: McMahon 2.

Fumbles: Howard.

Brent Morrison



The Red Devils spreadoffense was in high gearas Clarence beat West Seneca West48-21 last weekend... QB ZachLauricella set a school record with254 yards passing as he completed 7of 12 passes with 4TDs... Lauricellanow has 11 TD pass-es this season, anoth-er school record...Billy Fitzhenrycaught 3 passes for109 yards and 2TDs... JamesPhillips caught an 83-yard TD pass...Tommy Zimmerman caught a 44-yard TD pass... James Willy brokefree for an 83-yard TD run... NickolayMohan intercepted 2 passes andreturned one 60-yards for a TD...Brian Quinn recovered a fumble...Matt Eberle made 6 tackles...

Clarence Red Devils

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Iroquois.............. W 37-12

Sat., Sep. 11.........Orchard Park.... W 37-28

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Lancaster.........W 35-13

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Bennett (AH).... W 42-6

Sat., Oct. 1...........Frontier.................W 41-8

Fri., Oct. 8...........Jamestown............W 42-6

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ WSen West..... W 48-21

Oct. 22................. Lockport.................. TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

The Golden Eaglestrailed 7-6 in the 4thquarter when Cory Davis picked up afumble and ran 51 yards for a TD asCleve Hill beat Salamanca 12-7 lastweekend... Daryl Spencer led theoffense as he ran 10times for 83 yards,including a 42-yardTD. Spencer wasalso was in on 20tackles, 8 primaryhits and 2 for lostyardage... AlexTurski rushed for106 yards on just 4 carries, including a51-yarder... Dwayne Gillison made 14tackles, 11 initial hits and recorded a9-yard QB sack... Stanley Smithrecovered a fumble and had a sack...Derrick Dorsey made 7 tackles, 1 forlost yardage... Todd Peoples made 6tackles, 2 for lost yardage...

Cleveland HillGolden Eagles

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Maryvale.........W 42-12

Sat., Sept. 11....... Roy-Hart.............. W 42-6

Sat., Sept. 18....... Falconer................W 44-0

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Grover Cleve....L 14-20

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Wilson................ L 8-14

Fri., Oct. 9...........Gowanda.............. W 34-0

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Salamanca.........W 12-7

Oct. 22................. @ Fredonia.............. 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Gelz 111-711, Wittig 71-511,Lauricella 17-170, Hammer 26-159, Dimitroff9-48, Williams 7-32, Quinn 2-11, Arthur 2-9,Mohan 2-9, Willy 1-83, Wolf 1-7, Zimmerman1-2, Carter 1-1.

Receiving: Fitzhenry 22-394, Carter 6-170,Ross 5-83, Webster 4-54, Hughes 4-30,Zimmerman 4-91, Phillips 3-172, Hammer 3-15, Wittig 2-110, Gelz 3-24, Mohan 1-45, Wolf1-3.

Touchdowns: Gelz 11, Wittig 9, Lauricella 3,Fitzhenry 5, Mohan 2, Lally, Dimitroff, Hammer,Carter, Ross, Webster, Phillips, Zimmerman.

Passing: Lauricella 58-104-1183, Williams 2-4-7.

Touchdown Passes: Lauricella 5.

Interceptions: Mohan 4, Carter, Wittig, Ward,Lally, Quinn, Fitzhenry, Principale.

Fumbles: Lally, Mediak, Quinn.

Rushing: Spencer 85-708, CDavis 54-414,Turski 42-317, BDavis 31-163, McCarly 31-93, Thomas 2-6, Gillison 4-4, Perira 1-3.

Receiving: Tompkins 12-188, Mullen 6-73,DDavis 4-55, BDavis 3-52, Barker 2-13,Turski 1-39, McCarly 1-22, Molson 1-15.

Touchdowns: Spencer 10, CDavis 6, BDavis 4,Turski 2, Tompkins 2 McCarly 2, Mullen,Barker.

Passing: Spencer 21-40-318, Shiesly 3-5-41,CDavis 4-15-92, Molson 1-1-3.

Touchdown Passes: Spencer 2, Davis.

Interceptions: Tompkins 3, Spencer.

Fumbles: BDavis 2, Smith 2, Gillison, CDavis.

James Phillips Todd Peoples

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Warriors fellbehind 16-0 in the firstquarter and lost to Burgard 40-20...Jake Petroski completed 6 of 16passes for 100 yards and a TD.Petroski also rushed for 34 yards anda TD... KevinBrooks led theground game with 61yards... DenzelFloyd caught 3 pass-es for 59 yards andintercepted a pass ondefense... DarrellDelaney caught 2passes for 38 yards and a TD... DontePerry ran 5 times for 25 yards...Marquel Johnson caught a 20-yardpass... Dante Burnett led the teamwith 11 tackles and recovered a fum-ble... Mike Morganstern made 8tackles and recovered a fumble... AlexWalczak made 8 tackles...

CheektowagaWarriors

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........South Park........... W 38-6

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ JFK..................W 36-14

Fri., Sept. 17....... Albion................... W 32-7

Fri., Sept. 24....... East High............... L 8-14

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Depew...............L 20-26

Fri., Oct. 8...........Akron..................W 24-12

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Burgard (R)...... L 20-40

Oct. 21................. JFK........................... 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Petroski 70-361, Perry 31-279,Thomas 41-257, Brooks 38-234, Floyd 40-168,Smitherman 22-99, Hatch 15-73, Vasquez 2-15, Jackson 3-15, Dubois 6-14, DeWald 7-10.

Receiving: Delaney 14-256, Floyd 11-204,Thomas 4-24, Brooks 3-32, Fields 2-22,Smitherman 2-17, Jackson 1-20, Johnson 1-18, Hatch 1-10, Perry 1-7.

Touchdowns: Floyd 7, Delaney 5, Petroski 4,Brooks 3, Thomas 3, Perry 2, Smitherman,Hatch.

Passing: Petroski 34-74-486, DeWald 6-10-81.

Touchdown Passes: Petroski 6.

Interceptions: Burnett 2, Perry 2, Floyd 2,Brooks, Thomas, Petroski.

Fumbles: Burnett 2, Brooks, Morganstern.

Dante Burnett


The Wildcats finishedan undefeated regularseason with a 19-16 win over arch-rti-val Lancaster last weekend... Depewtrailed 16-13 entering the 4th quarter...Aaron Ertel hit Joe Miller with a 46-yard TD pass for thegame-winning score.Ertel completed 12of 21 passes for 173yards... Miller rushedfor 85 yards on 13carries and caught 2passes for 52 yards...Sam Sallaj caught 4passes for 54 yards and intercepted apass... Anthony Emmanuele ran for 2TDs and caught 4 passes for 46yards... Ryan Friedrich led the defen-sive unit with 6 tackles... AlecRodgers recovered a fumble... JoshWeichelt recorded a pair of QBsacks... Ryan Baer had a sack...

DepewWildcats

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... East High..............W 25-6

Fri., Sept. 10....... Burgard................W 12-6

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Akron................W 34-6

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ South Park...... W 46-15

Fri., Oct. 1...........Cheektowaga......W 26-20

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ JFK....................W 33-9

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Lancaster.........W 19-16

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Dunkirk lost a hard-fought bttle to arch-rivalFredonia 25-12 last weekend... Theteams were tied at 12-12 at the half...Vinny Bomasuto led the offense ashe rushed for 115 yards and a TD on33 carries. Bomasutowent over the 1,000-yard mark... KennyGreene completed 3passes for 24 yardsand a TD... MikeDonaldson caught a15-yard TD pass...Kyle Schrantzcaught a pair of passes... Kyle Uteggled the defensive unit with 10 tack-les... Greg Delgado made 8 tackles,had a QB sack, and recovered a fum-ble... Nik Tilley recorded a QB sack...Julian Richmond recovered a fum-ble... Deon Sanford intercepted apass..

DunkirkMarauders

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Eden................... L 6-28

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Olean...............W 33-26

Fri., Sept. 17....... Springville............W 32-7

Fri., Sept. 24....... Lackawanna.......... L 7-28

Fri., Oct. 1...........East Aurora........W 23-21

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Pioneer................L 6-35

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Fredonia........... L 12-25

Oct. 22................. @ Albion................... 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Emmanuele 97-581, Miller 59-509,Stachewicz 32-132, Sokolofsky 13-84,Rodgers 4-59, Friedrich 3-14, Ertel 7-12,Baer 4-8, Sallaj 1-8, Mann 1-7.

Receiving: Emmanuele 16-202, Sallaj 13-185,Mann 7-81, Miller 3-55, Stachewicz 3-44.

Touchdowns: Miller 11, Emmanuele 8, Sallaj 4,Mann 4, Stachewicz, Freidrich, Ertel.

Passing: Ertel 43-84-564.

Touchdown Passes: Ertel 9.

Interceptions: Emmanuele 2, Sokolofsky 2,Sallaj 2, Rodgers, Wiechelt.

Fumbles: Mann 2, Sallaj 2, Rodgers 2, Cotton,Baer, Stachewicz.

Rushing: Bomasuto 155-1109, Cieslewicz 46-57, GDelgado 30-119, Marshall 6-29, Stanford6-21, Schrantz 1-2, Ruiz 1-1, South 1-(-3),Greene 4-(-2), Donaldson 1-(-9).

Receiving: Donaldson 13-238, Bomasuto 6-71,Schrantz 3-10, Greene 2-33, South 2-12,Stanford 1-3, Gibbons 1-2.

Touchdowns: Bomasuto 11, Donaldson 2,Delgado, Marshall, Greene.

Passing: Cieslewicz 25-51-343, Greene 3-8-24, Bomasuto 0-2-0.

Touchdown Passes: Cieslewicz 3, Greene.

Interceptions: Stanford 2, Donaldson.

Fumbles: Richmond 3, Gomez 2, Stanford,Logano, Capuno, GDelgado.


Ryan Friedrich Deon Sanford

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

East Aurora fell behind24-0 after one quarter andlost to Pioneer 55-7 last weekend...Cody Kelso led the offense as herushed for 118 yards and a TD on 18carries. Kelso scored on a 7-yard run...Keegan Phalenplayed well as he ran8 times for 42 yardsand caught 2 passesfor 27 yards... TomDiFilippo completed3 passes for 29yards... John Alstonled the defense as hemade 9 tackles... Fred Glosser made6 tackles... Brad Rogers made 6 tack-les... Nick Puntillo has been a solidplayer on the line all season. Puntillostarts at OT and DT and has been theDevils most consistent lineman...

East AuroraBlue Devils

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Lackawanna........ L 20-44

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Eden................. L 16-30

Fri., Sept. 17....... Southwestern.......L 14-42

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Springville........ W 30-0

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Dunkirk............ L 21-23

Fri., Oct. 8...........Olean.....................W 28-8

Fri., Oct. 15.........Pioneer................... L 7-55

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Kelso 86-594, Phalen 39-298, Alston46-206, Miller 18-61, Horton 8-22, Cotton 2-15, DiFilippo 5-13, Warner 3-6.

Receiving: Phalen 13-165, Kelso 7-88, Voos 7-80, Miller 3-89, Warner 2-28, Alston 2-19,Glosser 1-26, Boure 1-9.

Touchdowns: Kelso 8, Phalen 4, Alston 3,Warner 2, Miller, Glosser.

Passing: Difilippo 35-70-508, Hibit 1-7-8, Miller0-8-0.

Touchdown Passes: Difilippo 4.

Interceptions: Alston.

Fumbles: Phalen 3, Voos, Glosser 2, Alston,Rogers, Puntillo.

Nick Puntillo



The Raiders led 14-0at the half and beatLackawanna 20-14 to forge a 3-waytie for first in the B South division...The tie-breakers mean that Eden is the2nd-seed from the B South... BrettWilder led theoffense as he rushedfor 70 yards and a 1-yard TD on 13 car-ries... Rick Landahladded 42 yards on 8carries... MitchDobson ran 6 timesfor 32 yards... DerekWilder rushed for 17 yards and a TDon 6 carries and caught a 29-yard TDpass... Kyle Zittel completed his onlypass for a 29-yard TD. Zittel alsomade 12 tackles and intercepted apass... Calem Ebel made 5 tacklesand had a QB sack... Evan Zittel had3 tackles and an INT...

EdenRaiders

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Dunkirk................W 28-6

Sat., Sep. 11.........East Aurora........W 30-16

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ Pioneer................L 0-20

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Gowanda...........W 48-6

Sat., Oct. 2...........Olean...................W 21-14

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Springville........ W 28-7

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Lackawanna....W 20-14

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

The Eagles scored aTD in each half and beatFranklinville 16-0 last weekend... Itwas the Eagles 2nd win this season...Zak Fisher powered the offense as herushed 25 times for 144 yards and 2TDs. Fisher scoredon runs of 13 and 4yards. Fisher alsomade 7 tackles andintercepted a pass ondefense... CamWilson completed 3of 4 passes for 29yards and a 2-pointPAT pass. Wilson also rushed for 27yards... Storm Wilson caught a 19-yard pass... Jake Rinko caught a 2-point PAT pass... Ellicottville will playat 1:30 Saturday at Sherman in thefirst round of the Class D Bowl tour-nament...

EllicottvilleEagles

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Frewsburg..............L 6-52

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Forestville......... W 22-6

Fri., Sept. 17....... Cattaraugus-LV...L 24-34

Fri., Sept. 24....... Pine Valley............. L 0-32

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Randolph............ L 0-48

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Portville..............L 0-29

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Franklinville......W 16-0

Oct. 23................. @ Sherman............... 1:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: KZittel 38-242, BWilder 42-222,Landahl 33-205, Dobson 32-176, DWilder 24-148, Krause 8-85, Ebel 12-76, Pasnik 13-53,Sartori 3-13.

Receiving: Preischel 3-52, DWilder 1-29,EZittel 1-17, Ebel 1-5.

Touchdowns: BWilder 5, DWilder 3, Landahl 2,Ebel 2, Sartori 2, KZittel 2, Krause, Dobson,Pasnik, Preischel, EZittel.

Passing: KZittel 12-21-234.

Touchdown Passes: KZittel 4.

Interceptions: Lilga, KZittel, EZittel.

Fumbles: KZittel.

Rushing: Fisher 124-696, Bragg 76-392, Stoll12-33, Cunningham 5-27, Rinko 2-24,CWilson 12-48, Winter 3-18, Dille 1-3,Stanbro 1-1.

Receiving: SWilson 3-52, Winter 2-16, Stoll 1-30, Fisher 1-12, Rinko 2-11, Bragg 1-5.

Touchdowns: Fisher 6.

Passing: CWilson 10-15-121, Bragg 1-1-12.


Interceptions: Gabel 2, ZFisher.

Fumbles: Brennan.

Derek Wilder Jake Rinko

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Panthers were tied12-12 after three quartersbut scored a 4th-guarter TD to pull outan 18-12 win over Akron last week-end... Jasen Oden powered theoffense as he rushed 23 times for 131yards and 2 TDs.Oden also caught 2passes for 44 yardsand made 8 tackleson defense... QBAndre Jackson ranfor 48 yards andcompleted 4 passesfor 79 yards. Jacksonhit Stephan Hunter with a 40-yardTD pass for the winning score...Hunter finished with 2 catches for 35yards... Jordan Hardy led the defensewith 10 tackles... Maurice Kidd made10 tackles and recovered a fumble...Jayvon Vanoy recovered a pair offumbles...

East HighPanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Depew.................L 6-25

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Bennett............W 14-12

Sat., Sept. 18....... JFK (JW)............. W 38-8

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Cheektowaga.... W 14-8

Sat., Oct. 2...........Burgard............... L 14-36

Sat., Oct. 9...........vs South Park...... W 30-6

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Akron..............W 18-12

Oct. 24................. Hutch Tech (JBW)... 2:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Oden 117-784, AJackson 77-352,Black 38-182, Glover 4-43.

Receiving: Oden 18-160, Hunter 12-246,Black 5-64, House 4-50, GJackson 2-6,Mitchell 1-22, Glover 1-4, Carmichael 1-1.

Touchdowns: Oden 9, Jackson 2, Hunter 2,House, Black, Mitchell, Glover.

Passing: AJackson 39-96-539, Oden 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: AJackson 7, Oden.

Interceptions: Oden 3, Brown 2, House,Glover, Carmichael.

Fumbles: Vanoy 4, Kidd 3, Hardy 2, Glover,House 2.

Andre Jackson


The Hornets fellbehind 21-0 after onequarter and lost to Pine Valley 54-0last weekend... Pine Valley clinched aplayoff spot with the win... NickHuyck rushed for 17 yards and com-pleted 2 passes for17 yards... NateMaines rushed for20 yards and made 4tackles on defense...Jayson Zipp caught2 passes for 17yards... Despite thelopsided score, therewere some bright spots on defense...Bryan Gibson and Joe Caccamiseeach made 9 tackles... Mike Franklinwas in on 5 tackles... Jon Burgos fin-ished with 4 stops... Forestville has noopponent available this week becauseBrocton dropped their program afterWeek 1...

ForestvilleHornets

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Cattaraugus-LV...L 8-48

Sat., Sep. 11.........Ellicottville.............L 6-22

Fri., Sept. 17....... Randolph............... L 0-57

Fri., Sept. 24....... Frewsburg..............L 0-41

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Portville..............L 8-40

Fri., Oct. 8...........Franklinville.........W 20-6

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Pine Valley..........L 0-54

SEASON COMPLETE (1-6)

Rushing: Maines 75-199, Huyck 46-157,Hutch 8-57, Caccamise 18-39, Pleva 1-4.

Receiving: Zipp 7-116, Stott 4-26, Caccamise1-12, Barrett 1-5.

Touchdowns: Huyck 2, Hutch, Maines.

Passing: Huyck 20-46-244.

Touchdown Passes: Huyck.

Interceptions: Zipp 2.

Fumbles: Gibson 3, Jackson.


The Falcons trailed10-8 at the half and lost ahard-fought 16-14 decision to NiagaraCatholic... Zack Miller had a big dayas he rushed for 152 yards and a TDon 20 carries. Miller also made 5 tack-les on defense...Jordan Armeli ran12 times for 77 yardsand caught 3 passes.Armeli alsi made 6tackles and had a QBsack... TylerPetersen rushed 4times for 32 yardsand a TD... QB Devon Cameroncompleted 4 of 7 passes... JacobYoungberg led a solid defensiveeffort with 7 tackles... Jared Aikenmade 6 tackles... Spencer Ericksonwas disruptive as he recorded 2 QBsacks... Landon Williams and JesseMiddleton each had a QB sack...

FalconerFalcons

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Southwestern.......L 13-41

Fri., Sep. 10.........Allegany-Lime... W 26-22

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Cleveland Hill.... L 0-44

Fri., Sept. 24....... Fredonia.................L 0-45

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Salamanca.......... L 6-41

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Cass Valley......W 36-21

Sat., Oct. 18......... @ Niag Catholic... L 14-16

Oct. 22................. @ Roy-Hart.............. 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Sharp 57-548, ZMiller 60-322, Armeli63-317, Middleton 24-48, Roberts 16-42,Petersen 9-37, Anderson 1-8 KMiller 9-5,Cameron 5-4, Aiken 1-(-13).

Receiving: Armeli 7-128, Aiken 5-62, Roberts4-41, Petersen 4-7, Pickett 1-15, Middleton1-5, ZMiller 1-0.

Touchdowns: Sharp 5, Armeli 3, Roberts,Miller 2, Petersen.

Passing: KMiller 16-47-238, Cameron 4-7-20.

Touchdown Passes: KMiller.

Interceptions: KMiller, Aiken, Peterson.

Fumbles: Williams 2, Armeli 2, Middleton,tenPas.

Spencer Erickson Jon Burgos

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Panthers playedhard but lost toEllicottville 16-0 last weekend... DonKopp led the ground game as he ranfor 48 yards on 12 carries. Kopp alsocaught 2 passes for 24 yards and madea team-high 9 tackleson defense...Brandon Duttonadded 19 yards to theoffense... QB PeterKopp ran for 33yards on 7 carriesand completed 4 of10 passes for 49yards. He also made 6 tackles ondefense... Jamie Greiner was in on 6tackles... Ricky Tait intercepted apass... The Panthers received a boostwhen Mike Lembicz returned to thelineup. Lembicz was injured OpeningDay but has worked his way back as a2-way starter on the line...

FranklinvillePanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Portville..............L 8-41

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Pine Valley...... L 0-39

Fri., Sept. 18....... Frewsburg..............L 6-46

Fri., Sept. 25........ @ Randolph............ L 0-55

Fri., Oct. 1...........Cattaraugus-LV.....L 6-28

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Forestville...........L 6-20

Fri., Oct. 15.........Ellicottville............ L 0-16

Oct. 24................. @ Panama................ 1:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: DKopp 76-157, Dutton 25-79, PKopp54-44, Greiner 28-8, Michaelis 4-4, Colucci1-(-1), Oliver 1-(-2).

Receiving: DKopp 7-37, Tait 6-70, Dutton 4-49, Kurowski 3-61, Oliver 4-33.

Touchdowns: DKopp 2, Greiner 2.

Passing: PKopp 25-74-263, Oliver 0-5-0.


Interceptions: DKopp, Tait.

Fumbles: Childs.

Mike Lembicz


The Vikings grabbedthe final playoff spot inClass A when they beat Kenmore East35-14 last weekend... The Vikingstrailed 7-0 after a quarter but explodedfor 3 TDs in the 2nd quarter and led21-7 at the half... PatGallagher returnedto the lineup and ran22 times for 170yards and 2 TDs...QB Tom Dzielskicompleted 12 of 20passes for 166 yardsand 2 TDs. Dzielskialso ran for a TD...Nick Kellner caught 5 passes for 66yards... Eddie Krecisz caught 3 pass-es for 23 yards and a TD... ChuckGrunzweig led the defense with 10tackles... Elliott Busch recovered afumble... Nick Rossi intercepted apass...

Grand IslandVikings

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Niag Wheatfield...W 31-0

Sat., Sept. 11....... Wmsville South... L 13-34

Fri., Sept. 17....... @ McKinley (R)...L 29-36

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Starpoint..........W 28-21

Sat., Oct. 2...........Wmsville East......L 37-38

Sat., Oct 9............Sweet Home...........L 6-34

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Kenmore East....L14-35

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Gallagher 96-402, Tomkins 25-109,Rogers 10-40, Busch 8-37, Bennett 1-10,Davis 4-10, Miller 3-9, Martinec 5-3, Skelly 1-2, Dzielski 34-(-21).

Receiving: Kellner 43-692, Krecisz 22-250,Vitello 14-218, Gallagher 13-272, Tomkins10-91, Mohr 2-25, Hughes 1-4.

Touchdowns: Kellner 10, Gallagher 8, Tomkins2, Krecisz 2, Vitello, Dzielski 2.

Passing: Dzielski 106-173-1611.

Touchdown Passes: Dzielski 16.

Interceptions: Kellner 2, Tomkins, Gallagher,Rossi.

Fumbles: Rogers 2, McFarland, Grunzweig,Tomkins, Busch.


Gowanda led 22-6 inthe second quarter butlost to Allegany-Limestone 29-22 lastweekend... QB Alex Sternisha com-pleted 8 of 17 passes for 50 yards anda TD in the loss. Sternisha also had arushing TD... JonSchott ran for 33yards and caught 2passes for 21 yardsand a TD...Christian VanNoteadded 28 yards tothe offense... AlexMercado led a soliddefensive effort as hemade 11 tackles... Jim Hammondwas in on 9 tackles... ChristianFrancis made 8 stops... For the sec-ond consecutive year, Gowanda willopen the playoffs on the road atSouthwestern...

GowandaPanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Roy-Hart............ W 35-12

Fri., Sept. 10....... Wilson.................... L 0-13

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Fredonia............. L 0-33

Fri., Sept. 24....... Eden....................... L 6-48

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Grover Cleve....L 12-42

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Cleveland Hill.... L 0-34

Fri., Oct. 15.........Allegany-Lime.....L 22-29

Oct. 22................. @ Southwestern...... 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: VanNote 79-404, Schott 13-50, Burn23-47, Ricter 6-31, Sternisha 4-17.

Receiving: Schott 6-82, VanNote 5-37, Francis4-69, Schroeder 3-83, Burn 2-45, OʼBrien 2-31, Pope 1-8.

Touchdowns: VanNote 4, Schott 2, Burn,Schroeder, OʼBrien, Sternisha.

Passing: Sternisha 31-87-425.

Touchdown Passes: Sternisha 4.

Interceptions: Schott.

Fumbles: None.

Alex Sternisha Eddie Krecisz

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

Fredonia scored 2 TDsin the second half to pullout a 25-12 win over arch-rivalDunkirk last weekend... The teamswere tied 12-12 at the half... QBShane Smith ran 19 times for 116yards and 3 TDs tolead the offense.Smith also complet-ed 4 of 10 passes for100 yards and aTD... GregBurroughs led theground attack as herushed for 127yards on 9 carries. Burroughs alsomade 6 tackles on defense... TylerBuckley caught 3 passes for 76 yards.Buckley also led the defense with 9tackles... Dylan Cassidy caught a 24-yard TD pass... Colby Abamowiczwas in on 8 tackles... JordanSherlock made 7 stops...

FredoniaHillbillies

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4........... @ Salamanca.........W 33-0

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Cass Valley..... W 55-16

Fri., Sept. 17....... Gowanda.............. W 33-0

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Falconer............ W 45-0

Fri., Oct. 1...........Allegany-Lime... W 33-27

Fri., Oct. 8...........Southwestern..... L 20-27

Fri., Oct. 15.........Dunkirk..............W 25-12

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Smith 71-540, Burroughs 47-347,TBuckley 24-176, Ippolito 17-130, ZBuckley11-129, Gardner 3-79, Cassidy 9-25,Adamowicz 6-13, Farnham 5-1.

Receiving: TBuckley 18-435, Cassidy 13-313,Ippolito 9-182, Farham 5-100, Schrader 2-31,ZBuckley 1-28, Burroughs 1-4, Gardner 1-(-3).

Touchdowns: Smith 10, TBuckley 6, Cassidy 6,Ippolito 5, Burroughs 3, ZBuckley 2, Farnham,Gardner.

Passing: Smith 49-109-1070.

Touchdown Passes: Smith 8.

Interceptions: TBuckley 3, Smith 3, Farnham.

Fumbles: ZBuckley 5, Sherlock 2, TBuckley,Ippolito, Gardner, Borrello.

Colby Abamowicz

2010 Numbers

Hambirg trailed 13-0at the half and lost toIroquois 31-0 last weekend... The run-ning game could not find any tractionas the Bulldogs rushed for just 19yards as a team... QB Sam Buffacompleted 11 of 21passes for 77 yards...Jeff Lutz caught 4passes for 43 yards...Jordan Pytlakcaught 3 passes for13 yards and led thedefense with 7 tack-les... Mike Coynemade 6 tackles, including a QB sack...Andrew Skelton was in on 4 tack-les... Nate Gorrell intercepted apass... Evan Smith recovered a fum-ble... Hamburg is hosting NiagaraWheatfield in a Bowl Game at 7:00on Friday...

HamburgBulldogs

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Lafayette......... W 24-16

Sat., Sep. 11.........Amherst............... L 29-34

Fri., Sept. 17....... Frontier.................. L 0-28

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Wmsv South.......L 7-42

Fri., Oct. 1...........WSeneca East..........L 3-7

Fri., Oct. 8...........Lake Shore.......... L 27-28

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Iroquois.............. L 0-31

Oct. 23................. Niag Wheatfield....... 7:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Preziosi 61-209, Coyne 45-182,Fiore 13-49, Davison 17-62, Gorrell 1-5,Derby 19-67, Morris 4-14, Collaron 2-2,Blodgett 10-(-3), Lutz 2-(-8), Buffa 5-(-11).

Receiving: Pytlak 18-141, Lutz 18-216,Preziosi 2-12, Lipomi 2-30, Derby 3-22,Gorrell 1-9, Blodgett 1-8, Morris 1-1.

Touchdowns: Preziosi 4, Davison 2, Pytlak,Fiore.

Passing: Coyne 46-104-429, Buffa 0-6-0.

Touchdown Passes: Coyne.

Interceptions: Fiore, Pytlak, Gorrell.

Fumbles: Moore 2, Davison, Gannon,Preziosi, Michel, Smith.


Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Engineers fellbehind 40-0 at the halfand lost to Niagara Falls 60-6 lastweekend... QB Josh Koester complet-ed 6 of 15 passes for 46 yards and aTD... Phillip Washington caught 4passes for 25 yardsand a TD... PeandreFitzgerald led theoffense as he rushed31 times for 157yards... Fitzgeraldand Xavier Boneyeach caught a pass...

Hutch-TechEngineers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Wmsville North...L 16-34

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Pioneer................L 7-38

Sat., Sept. 18....... Riverside (AH)...... L 0-42

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Lockport.............L 0-42

Fri., Oct. 1...........Kenmore West.......L 6-35

Fri., Oct. 8............@ North Ton........... L 6-71

Fri., Oct. 15.........Niagara Falls......... L 6-60

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Jenkins 84-256, Fitzgerald 60-252,Miller 13-73, Washington 16-49, Cott 15-30,Boney 3-18, Koester 20-28, McNeal 4-10,Garner 2-0, Cherry 2-(-1).

Receiving: Washington 11-96, Boney 6-83,Jenkins 2-49, Miller 2-22, Garner 1-28, Dowell1-17, Cherry 1-11, Fitzgerald 1-9.

Touchdowns: Washington 3, Koester, Jenkins,Fitzgerald.

Passing: Koester 30-83-361, Washington 0-6-0, Adymy 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Koester 2.

Interceptions: None.

Fumbles: Boney.

Phillip Washington

2010 Numbers

The Presidents took a20-8 lead at the half andbeat arch-rival Lafayette 34-8 lastweekend... With his team leading 6-0,Devonte Whitsett returned a fumble90 yards for a TD and a huge swing inmomentum. Whitsettalso rushed for ateam-high 63 yardsand caught a 25-yardpass... QB ChrisHolland ran 5 timesfor 47 yards andcompleted 4 of 11passes for 103 yardsand a TD. Hollandalso returned a kickoff 80 yards for aTD... Dartwon Brooks rumbled 19yards for a TD... Ronnie Ashtoncaught a 21-yard TD pass... JohnWalker had 8 tackles... MauriceCheathom had 5 tackles, a QB sackand intercepted a pass...

Grover ClevelandPresidents

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Wilson.............W 40-18

Fri., Sept. 10....... Nichols................W 22-14

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Alley-Lime....... W 34-0

Sat., Sept. 25....... Cleveland Hill....W 20-16

Sat., Oct. 2...........Gowanda............ W 42-12

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Roy-Hart........... W 30-6

Sat., Oct. 16.........vs Lafayette..........W 34-8

Oct. 22................. Alley-Lime............... 7:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: DWhitsett 79-602, Holland 33-547,Lyons 36-115, Brooks 9-55, Pringle 4-30.

Receiving: DWhitsett 11-172, Ashton 9-188,Bulter 6-116, Cheatom 6-92, TWhitsett 5-120,Brooks 3-26, Lyons 2-17, Tobias 2-13.

Touchdowns: Holland 10, Whitsett 9, Lyons 2,Bulter 2, Ashton 2, Brooks 2, Cheatom,Pringle.

Passing: Holland 47-104-878.

Touchdown Passes: Holland 9.

Interceptions: Holland 3, Miller 2, Bulter,Lyons, Cheathom.

Fumbles: McCrayer 2, Lyons 2, Walker,Tobias, Whitsett, Hillmon.

Ronnie Ashton Sam Buffa



The Raiders led 14-3entering the fourth quar-ter but allowed 3 TDs and lost toOrchard Park 23-14 last weekend...Joey Campion had a big night as herushed 26 times for 97 yards and aTD. Campion alsoreturned a fumble 25yards for a TD...Dennis Drew com-pleted 7 passes for53 yards... BenWhitney led thedefense with 16tackles... Eric Tyrawas in on 15 tackles and intercepted apass... Sophomore Cortland Haines,a 2-way starter on the line, had hisbiggest night of the season. Hainesmade 13 tackles, recorded a QB sack,and recovered a fumble... John Czechhad a QB sack... Camryn Knightrecovered a fumble...

Jamestown Red Raiders

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Frontier...............L 0-13

Fri., Sep. 10......... @ Lancaster...........W 12-0

Fri., Sept. 17....... Bennett................. W 41-0

Sat., Sept. 25....... @ Niagara Falls.....W 24-0

Fri., Oct. 1...........WSen West...........W 36-0

Fri., Oct. 8........... @ Clarence............. L 6-42

Fri., Oct. 15.........Orchard Park............7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

The Bears fell behind28-0 at the half and lostto South Park 42-0 last weekend...Mike Musialowski led the groundgame as he rushed for a team-high 42yards on 8 carries... Coty Dunbar ran8 times for 38yards... NickBiniaszewski added35 yards on 10 car-ries... WR KenMinorczyk caught apair of passes... RyanKowal led the defen-sive unit with 10tackles... Kaliq Satcher had a solidperformance as he made 8 tackles,recorded a QB sack and recovered afumble... JFK will play atCheektowaga on Thursday night at7:30 in the first round of the Class BBowl Tournament...

John F. KennedyBears

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Nichols..................... L 7-8

Fri., Sept. 10....... Cheektowaga....... L 16-34

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ East High........... L 8-38

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Burgard (JW)..... L 3-26

Sat., Oct. 2...........Akron..................W 23-22

Sat., Oct. 9...........Depew.....................L 9-33

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ South Park (R)... L 0-42

Oct. 23................ @ Cheektowaga........7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Campion 127-524, Gullo 68-304,Monroe 39-149, Johnson 14-57, Knight 7-30,Whitney 4-25, Taylor 4-3.

Receiving: Dwaileebe 8-108, Tyra 8-70, Dixie3-23, Campion 2-29, Whitney 2-15, Gullo 1-34, Paige 1-15.

Touchdowns: Campion 6, Gullo 5, Whitney,Monroe, Drew, Tyra.

Passing: Drew 31-57-390.

Touchdown Passes: Drew 3.

Interceptions: Knight 2, Carlson, Haines,Dixie, Tyra.

Fumbles: Tyra 3, Gullo, Czech, Dixie, Taylor,Haines, Knight.

Rushing: Dunbar 86-315, Musialowski 31-177,Kociszewski 20-127, Biniaszewski 27-115,Boettcher 19-77, Kowal 10-31, Fish 3-12,Cleveland 4-9, Komisarek 1-3, Ball 1-1,Sikora 1-1.

Receiving: Quinn 11-168, Minorczyk 7-70,Dunbar 4-23, Sikora 3-33, Musialowski 3-24,Kociszewski 1-4.

Touchdowns: Musialowski 2, Dunbar,Boettcher, Kowal, Sikora, Quinn, Fish.

Passing: Boettcher 22-65-206, Fish 11-40-146,Quinn 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Boettcher, Fish.

Interceptions: Jamieson 2.Fumbles: Kowal, Sasiadek, Jamieson Sikora,Satcher.

John Czech Ryan Kowal

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

Iroquois finished theregular season on a highnote as the Chiefs beat Hamburg 31-0last weekend... Iroquois led 13-0 at thebreak and pulled away in the secondhalf... Two backs cracked the century-mark. Mike Siejakran for 130 yardsand 2 TDs on 9 car-ries while Jim Klocran 17 times for 101yards and a TD...Taylor Pattersonhad a big day ondefense as he made6 tackles, 2 for lost yardage, returnedan INT 45 yards for a TD, knockeddown a pass and recovered 2 fum-bles... Rodney Offhaus made 7 tack-les, 2 for loss, and recovered a fum-ble... Alex Corbelli made 3 tacklesand returned an INT 31 yards...Brandon Vernon made 6 tackles...

IroquoisChiefs

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3.......... @ Clarence........... L 12-37

Fri., Sept. 10....... Lake Shore.........W 21-20

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Lafayette............. W 8-6

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ WSen East...... W 38-17

Fri., Oct. 1...........Wmsv South........ L 31-33

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Amherst............L 27-28

Fri., Oct. 15.........Hamburg..............W 31-0

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Kloc 104-632, Siejak 51-507,Patterson 9-54, Wesolowski 1-11, Wendel 1-7, Garrison 2-7, Rebilas 1-6, Souder 7-6,Miller 1-3.

Receiving: Wesolowski 17-230 Evans 13-174,Siejak 8-124, Wilkinson 2-30, Perillo 1-17,Kloc 1-15, Patterson 1-3.

Touchdowns: Siejak 7, Kloc 6, Wesolowski 2,Evans, Patterson.

Passing: Souder 28-84-453.

Touchdown Passes: Souder 5.

Interceptions: Siejak 2, Evans, Miller,Patterson, Corbelli.

Fumbles: Patterson 2, Tordoro, Offhaus.

Brandon Vernon


Team Reports


Kenmore West lost theAA North Division titlewhen they dropped a defensive strug-gle to Riverside 7-2 last weekend...The Blue Devils were able to rush forjust 41 yards in the loss... MartinBailey led the teamwith 28 yards on 15carries. Bailey alsocaught 2 passes for35 yards... QBMarcus Lobdellcompleted 9 of 19passes for 109yards... Nick Herseycaught 6 passes for 60 yards. Herseyalso made 12 tackles and intercepted apass on defense... JT Smith was astandout on defense as he made 10tackles, including one in the end zonefor a safety... Ryan Meldrum made11 tackles... Tyler Novo was in on 9tackles...

Kenmore WestBlue Devils

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ North Ton........ W 30-22

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Niagara Falls...... L 7-22

Sat., Sept. 18....... Lockport.............W 14-13

Sat., Sept. 25....... Wmsv North...... W 54-22

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Hutch Tech........W 35-6

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Ken East......... W 40-14

Sat. Oct. 16..........Riverside................ L -2-7

Oct. 24................. Frontier..................... 2:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

The Steelers fellbehind 14-0 at the halfand lost to Eden 20-14 last weekend...QB Christian Smith completed 8 of20 passes for 117 yards and a TD.Smith also rushed for 81 yards and aTD on 19 carries...John Brown rushedfor 61 yards on just 6carries... ChristianCheatom caught 4passes for 41 yards...Keith Taggartcaught 2 passes for51 yards and ran for32 yards on 7 carries... Shayne Daleycaught a 4-yard TD pass... CJ Mylesled the defensive unit with 11 tack-les... Chris Welch made 10 tackles...Brent Dechent made 9 tackles andrecovered a fumble... Sean Dechentrecorded a QB sack... Lackawannaplays at Depew at 7:30 Friday...

LackawannaSteelers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ East Aurora..... W 44-20

Fri., Sept. 10....... Springville............W 12-0

Fri., Sept. 17....... Olean.................... W 37-8

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Dunkirk.............W 28-7

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Pioneer............ W 26-18

Fri., Oct. 8...........Burgard..............W 26-16

Fri., Oct. 15.........Eden..................... L 14-20

Oct. 23................. @ Depew................... 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Bailey 101-728, Lobdell 103-518,Fisher 9-39, Reimondo 6-35, Drenko 7-24,Hersey 5-1, Feickert 1-0.

Receiving: Hersey 14-244, Bailey 14-166,Feickert 6-123, Blackman 5-89, Fisher 1-39,Drenko 1-14, Guetti 1-4.

Touchdowns: Bailey 14, Lobdell 8, Blackman,Feickert, Hersey.

Passing: Lobdell 41-83-634, Bailey 1-4-45.

Touchdown Passes: Lobdell 6.

Interceptions: Hersey 4, Smith, Feickert,Argiro

Fumbles: Novo, Burgos, Drenko, Blackman.

Rushing: CSmith 86-661, Brown 76-480,Taggart 59-464, Fino 2-21, Lofton 3-14,JSmith 1-10, Welch 2-10, Everett 2-1.

Receiving: Daley 18-301, Cheatom 17-213,Welch 4-86, Brooks 3-49, Taggart 3-94, Fino1-10, BDechent 1-8, Myles 1-5.

Touchdowns: CSmith 9, Brown 4, Daley 4,Cheathom 2, Taggart 2, Welch 2, Fino,Myles.

Passing: CSmith 55-104-846.

Touchdown Passes: Smith 9.

Interceptions: CSmith 2, Militello, Cheatom,Lofton.

Fumbles: BDechent 4, SDechent, Brown,Siemaszko, Myles, Smith.

JT Smith Christian Cheatom

2010 Numbers

Kenmore East was tiedat 7-7 t the end of thefirst quarter but lost to Grand Island35-14 last weekend... Dylan Orcuttran hard as he rushed for 72 yards on13 carries... QB Trevor Willison ran13 times for 53 yardsand TDs of 1 and 15yards... Willison alsocompleted 3 of 6passes for 38 yards...John Alessandracaught 2 passes for29 yards and made 5tackles on defense...Russ Williams made 6 tackles, had aQB sack and caused a fumble that ledto the Bulldogs forst TD. Williamsalso was 2-for-2 on PAT kicks andaveraged 35 yards per punt... JaquainBarclay made 6 tackles each... EdFohrd and Mike Regis each recov-ered a fumble...

Kenmore EastBulldogs

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Sweet Home.......L 7-34

Fri., Sept. 11........McKinley............. L 16-40

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Niag Wheat.......W 13-7

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Wmsv East....... L 13-28

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Starpoint...........L 16-41

Sat., Oct. 9...........Kenmore West.....L 12-40

Sat., Oct. 16.........Grand Island....... L 14-35

Oct. 22................. @ Lake Shore.......... TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Barclay 89-366, Orcutt 46-251,Willison 60-240, Daniels 35-179, Alessandra48-138, Lowe 9-42, Regis 1-5, Williams 1-2.

Receiving: Alessandra 6-49, Cappy 3-86,Daniels 4-58, Barclay 2-35, Willison 1-2.

Touchdowns: Willison 4, Barclay 3, Alessandra2, Orcutt 2, Daniels.

Passing: Willison 13-29-169, Alessandra 1-3-22, Barclay 1-2-37.



Fumbles: Williams, Kupco, Fohrd, Regis.

Trevor Willison


Team Reports


The Redskins led arch-rival Depew 16-13 enter-ing the 4th quarter but a late TD sentLancaster to a 19-16 loss last week-end... Kyle Taylor led the groundgame as he rushed for 96 yards on 14carries... RyanRadke ran 12 timesfor 57 yards and ashort TD. Radke alsocompleted 4 passesfor 40 yards... AndySpeyer caught 3passes for 45 yardsand also made 7tackles on defense... Geoff Frangermade a huge play in the 2nd quarterwhen he intercepted a pass andreturned it 89 yards for a TD... TravisPitzonka made 13 tackles... HaydenSchonert was also solid as he made11 tackles... Lancaster will hostNiagara Falls this weekend...

LancasterRedskins

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Orchard Park.... L 10-27

Sat., Sept. 4......... Jamestown............. L 0-12

Fri., Sept. 17....... Clarence...............L 13-34

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ WSeneca West.. W 45-0

Fri., Oct. 1...........Bennett............... W 28-12

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Frontier.............L 13-16

Fri., Oct. 15.........Depew...................L 16-19

Oct. 22................. Niagara Falls............ 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Lew-Port trailed 20-12at the half but rallied tobeat Newfane 34-30 in overtime lastweekend... The Lancers grabbed thelast Class B playoff spot with thewin... Joe Hill had a big day as herushed 17 times for83 yards and 3 TDs.Hill rumbled into theend zone for thegame-winning TD inovertime and also ledthe defense with 10tackles... DevonAmado ran 4 timesfor 54 yards... Dan Regan added 44yards on 10 carries... Marc Morrealeran for 35 yards, caught 2 passes andreturned an INT 55 yards for a TD...Billy Schiavitti caught a 21-yard TDpass from Josh Daul. Schiavitti alsomade 7 tackles and intercepted apass...

Lewiston-PorterLancers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4.......... Medina................. L 12-22

Fri., Sep. 10.........St. Mary’s.............. L 7-34

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ Alden..................L 7-56

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Maryvale.........W 33-14

Fri., Oct. 1...........Albion................. W 27-14

Fri., Oct. 8...........Tonawanda.........W 33-21

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Newfane..........W 34-30

Oct. 22................. @ Alden.................... 7:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Radke 79-635, Taylor 99-453, Speyer14-58, Fanara 18-41, OʼBrien 9-28, Godfrey 2-5, Petraiso 11-1, Kuehlewind 1-(-3),Theuerkauf 1-(-13).

Receiving: Speyer 13-145, OʼBrien 9-195,Taylor 7-43, Lewis 1-7, Grahnert 1-(-5).

Touchdowns: Radke 9, Taylor 4, Speyer, Kihl,Franger.

Passing: Petraiso 21-51-222, Radke 23-58-298.


Interceptions: Speyer 3, Backert, OʼBrien,Lewis, Schonert, Franger.

Fumbles: Lewis, Pitzonka, OʼBrien, Backert,Pitzonka.

Rushing: Hill 69-387, Raybon 49-221, Reagan17-160, Morreale 20-135, Amado 19-119,Schiavitti 1-14, Daul 7-6, Colucci 2-5,Younger 2-2, Pawlak 1-(-2).

Receiving: Schiavitti 14-206, Morreale 10-197,Amado 6-80, Hill 4-64.

Touchdowns: Hill 12, Morreale 3, Amado 2,Daul, Reagan, Schiavitti.

Passing: Daul 29-53-475, Morreale 3-4-62.

Touchdown Passes: Daul 2, Morreale.

Interceptions: Morreale 2, Schiavitti 2, Amado,Hill.

Fumbles: Srouji, Pike, Wishowsky.

Hayden Schonert

2010 Numbers

Lake Shore was elimi-nated from the Class Aplayoffs last weekend as the Eagleslost to Amherst 21-14... Pat Gilmanled the ground game as he rushed 15tims for 55 yards... Alex Govenettiocompleted 11 of 18passes for 98 yardsand also rushed for aTD... Marty Hastiehad a huge day onthe defense as hemade 10 tackles,blocked a punt andreturned a fumble 68yards for a TD... Tyler Mascio made11 tackles... Joe Catalano made 10tackles to help the effort... Lake Shorewill host Kenmore East this weekendin the first round of the Class A ChuckFunke Bowl Tournament...

Lake ShoreEagles

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Wmsv South.....L 14-50

Fri., Sep. 10......... @ Iroquois............ L 20-21

Fri., Sept. 17....... WSeneca East.... W 28-21

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Sweet Home.......L 0-26

Fri., Oct. 1...........Lafayette....................7:00

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Hamburg......... W 28-27

Fri., Oct. 15.........Amherst................L 14-21

Oct. 22................. Kenmore East.......... 7:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Gilman 114-649, Govinettio 15-116,Catalano 7-75, Sanchez 10-75.

Receiving: Kellar 3-15.

Touchdowns: Gilman 9, Govenettio 2, Hastie.

Passing: Govenettio 31-64-324.

Touchdown Passes: Gilman, Govenettio.

Interceptions: Myles, Sanchez.

Fumbles: Herlan 2, Rejewski, Abrams.

Billy SchiavittiPat Gilman


Maple Grove led 7-0after one quarter butexploded for 4 TDs in the 2nd quarteras the Dragons beat Westfield 40-0last weekend... Leighton Caskey ledthe offense as herushed for 109 yardsand a TD on 8 car-ries... JordanSaxton ran for 64yards and a TD onjust 3 carries... BrettTordoff ran 4 timesfor 51 yards and aTD. Tordoff alsoreturned a fumble 34 yards for a TD...Jason Pembridge kicked FGs of 30and 28 yards... Alex Grace completed8 of 10 passes for 59 yards and a TD...Ryan Kibbe caught 3 passes for 23yards and a TD... Jeff Tampe inter-cepted a pass... Zac Proctor recov-ered a fumble and had a sack...

Maple GroveRed Dragons

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3.......... @ Silver Creek....... L 7-33

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Panama............. W 26-0

Fri., Sept. 17....... Brocton................... W

Fri., Sept. 24....... Clymer.................. W 39-0

Fri., Oct. 1.......... Chaut Lake.......... W 14-6

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Sherman............W 28-0

Fri., Oct. 15.........Westfield...............W 40-0

Oct. 22................. Frewsburg................ 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Maryvale fell behind28-7 at the half and lostto Alden 49-21 last weekend... BilalClay led the Flyer ground game as herushed 20 times for 102 yards and apair of TDs. Clayalso made 4 tackleson defense... SeanWeisansal complet-ed 5 of 8 passes for36 yards and a TD. Itwas Weisansal’s firstcareer TD pass...Blair Estarfaarushed 8 times for 47 yards... ShawnBarr rushed 10 times for 40 yards...Shane Mullen caught 5 passes for 52yards and a TD... Jake Krier led thedefense with 4 tackles... Maryvale willplay a Bowl Game at home onThursday night at 7:00 pm againstEast Aurora...

MaryvaleFlyers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 4...........Cleveland Hill......L 12-42

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ Albion.................L 7-21

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Newfane..........W 35-13

Fri., Sept. 24....... Lew-Port..............L 14-33

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Tonawanda......W 34-22

Fri., Oct. 8...........Medina................. L 18-20

Fri., Oct. 15.........Alden....................L 21-49

Oct. 21................. East Aurora............. 7:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Milliman 36-270, Tordoff 30-223,Saxton 16-182, JNickerson 31-175, Caskey8-109, Proctor 15-47, Fowler 4-16, Goold 3-14, Tampe 2-2, Bolles 1-0, Liddell 2-(-1),Germain 2-(-3), Grace 5-(-7).

Receiving: Milliman 10-222, Kibbe 8-102,Saxton 7-156, JNickerson 3-33, Pembridge1-30, Liddell 2-18, Tordoff 1-4, Proctor 1-3.

Touchdowns: Milliman 9, Saxton 5, Tordoff 4,JNickerson 2, Caskey, Kibbe.

Passing: Grace 20-38-412, Milliman 3-9-38,Germain 1-2-30.

Touchdown Passes: Milliman 5, Grace 2.

Interceptions: Saxton, Tampe.Fumbles: Tordoff 2, JNickerson, Caskey,Fowler, Milliman, Kibbe, Proctor.

Rushing: Clay 142-817, Barr 58-331, Estarfaa60-299, Hall 18-110, Mullen 9-101, Weisansal7-25, Patrell 8-18, Graham 1-1.

Receiving: Mullen 20-227, Weisansal 5-73,Clay 3-23, Barr 3-16, Graham 1-7,Buczkowski 1-5.

Touchdowns: Clay 9, Estarfaa 4, Barr 2, Mullen2, Weisensal.

Passing: Estarfaa 23-47-256, Weisansal 10-19-98.

Touchdown Passes: Estarfaa, Weisansal.

Interceptions: Graham.

Fumbles: Buczkowski 2, Kerek, Weaver,Estarfaa, Mullen, Donious.


Leighton Caskey Sean Weisansal

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Lions lost a heart-breaker last weekend asthey dropped a 21-20 decision toWilliamsville North... Lockport willopen the playoffs at Clarence thisweekend... WillNorth scored thewinning TD with1:19 left to play...Kyle Few kickedFGs of 32 and 23yards but missed a40-yarder as timeexpired... DorianPolk had a big day ashe rushed 44 times for 258 yards anda TD... James Renford added 68yards and a TD on 8 carries... QBBrian Radosky completed 3 passesfor 75 yards... Tom DiCarlo led thedefense with 8 tackles, 3 for loss, anda QB sack... Luke DePriest made 7tackles, 1 for a loss...

LockportLions

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Starpoint..........W 33-20

Sat., Sept. 11....... North Ton...........W 21-20

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Kenmore West..L 13-14

Sat., Sept. 25....... Hutch Tech...........W 42-0

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Niagara Falls.....W 24-0

Fri., Oct. 8........... @ Riverside.......... L 16-23

Sat., Oct. 16.........Wmsville North...L 20-21

Oct. 23................. @ Clarence............... 7:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Polk 166-953, Evans 46-256,Renford 33-192, Tomlinson 29-76, DiCarlo10-54, Bronson 13-24, Nole 1-23, Johnson17-52, Purpura 1-(-1), Nwachukwu 1-(-7),Few 1-(-14), Radosky 11-(-29).

Receiving: Johnson 4-66, Polk 3-49,Nwachukwu 2-59, DiCarlo 2-21, Graziano 1-15, Renford 1-13, Norwood 1-11, Wik 1-9.

Touchdowns: Polk 10, Evans 2, TDavis 2,Renford 2, Tomlinson, DiCarlo, Graziano,Johnson, Nwachukwu.

Passing: Radosky 10-21-164, Bronson 3-13-36, Purpura 1-1-15, Polk 1-2-28.

Touchdown Passes: Purpura, Radosky, Polk.

Interceptions: Nwachukwu 4, Polk 3, KDavis,Johnson, Norwood, TDavis.Fumbles: TDavis 2, DePriest, DiCarlo, KDavis,Dalaudiere.

Luke DePriest

2010 Numbers


Newfane lost a hard-fought battle to Lew-Port34-30 in over time last weekend...Newfane led 20-12 at the half... SeanSeefeldt did everything for thePanthers. He completed 12 of 22 pass-es for 143 yards and2 TDs. Seefeldt alsorushed 16 times for183 yards and a TDand kicked 3 FGs of40, 36 and 35 yards...TJ Manhardt ran 13times for 65 yards...Jesse Williamsadded 43 yards on 8 carries... DanHamburch caught 4 passes for 48yards and a TD... Nick Bering caught4 passes for 46 yards and a TD andalso made 7 tackles and intercepted apass on defense... CJ Knight caught 3passes for 41 yards... Jake Summersled the defense with 8 tackles...

NewfanePanthers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4...........Albion.....................L 0-29

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Tonawanda......W 17-14

Sat., Sept. 18....... Maryvale..............L 13-35

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Alden......................7:00

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Medina............. L 17-24

Sat., Oct. 9...........Wilson.................. L 14-27

Sat., Oct. 16.........Lew-Port..............L 30-34

Oct. 23................. @ Springville........... 7:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Seefeldt 72-677, Williams 24-141,Manhardt 20-123, Lakes 16-111, Pringle 7-56,Murty 5-14, Knight 1-9, Tolli 4-8, Ciaramella 1-2, Sears 1-0.

Receiving: Berning 13-216, Sears 10-104,Knight 8-95, Chadwick 2-35, Hambruch 6-58,Richau 1-8, Williams 1-0.

Touchdowns: Seefeldt 4, Berning 3, Knight,Sears, Williams, Hambruch.

Passing: Seefeldt 44-94-551.

Touchdown Passes: Seefeldt 5.

Interceptions: Seefeldt 2, Berning 2, Richau.

Fumbles: None.

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Mustangs trailed7-6 after a quarter butexploded for 3 TDs in the 2nd frameand beat arch-rival Albion 44-14 lastweekend... Dave Stupnick scored all3 TDs in the second quarter as he ranfor scores of 8, 33and 6 yards. Stupnickfinished the nightwith 24 carries and197 yards... StephenRogenmoser com-pleted 10 of 15 pass-es for 189 yards anda TD... DevonGriffin caught 3 passes for 54 yards,including an 18-yard TD... ClayBarna caught 2 passes for 41 yards...Dylan Duncanson led the defensiveeffort as he made 14 tackles... MattFuller made 3 tackles, including a QBsack, and recovered a fumble... BladeGarlow made 6 tackles, 3 for loss...

MedinaMustangs

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Lew-Port......... W 22-12

Fri., Sept. 10....... Alden......................L 8-25

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Tonawanda........W 36-0

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Akron................W 18-6

Fri., Oct. 1...........Newfane..............W 24-17

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Maryvale.........W 20-18

Fri., Oct. 15.........Albion................. W 44-14

Oct. 23................. @ Pioneer.................. 7:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Johnson 79-779, Stupnick 90-560,Kruger 27-119, Washak 23-110, Rogenmoser26-90, Fuller 11-63, Campbell 4-53, Hartway5-15, Santoro 3-2.

Receiving: Griffin 10-219, Hartway 5-89,Barna 5-72, Stupnick 3-24, Kruger 2-48,Fuller 2-34, Banks 1-26, Washak 1-21.

Touchdowns: Stupnick 11, Johnson 7, Washak2, Griffin 2, Campbell, Kruger.

Passing: Rogenmoser 25-46-415, Santoro 0-2-0.

Touchdown Passes: Rogenmoser 3.

Interceptions: Hartway 3, Johnson 2, Griffin 2,Clark.

Fumbles: Griffin 2, Barna, Fuller.

S. Rogenmoser

2010 Numbers

The Macks led 12-6 atthe half and exploded for5 TDs in the 3rd quarter as they beatSt. Mary’s 42-6... Dajon Rutledgerushed for 116 yards and 2 TDs on 9carries and caught 5 passes for 70yards and a TD.Rutledge also made 7tackles, 2 QB sacks,and recovered a fum-ble... Kwame Duahrushed 15 times for130 yards... StephonJackson caught 2passes for 68 yardsand 2 TDs... Markell Ingram com-pleted 10 of 26 passes for 188 yardsand 4 TDs... Cory Smith made 16tackles, 7 of which went for a loss.He also registered a sack. BryantCunningham was a force on defenseas he made 6 tackles with 3 sacks...Darious Alford intercepted a pass...

McKinleyMacks

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @Wmsville East... L 16-20

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Kenmore East..W 40-16

Fri., Sept. 17....... Grand Island......W 36-29

Fri., Sept. 24....... Niagara Wheat...W 19-16

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Sweet Home.....L 32-41

Fri., Oct. 8...........Starpoint............ W 34-14

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ St. Mary’s......... W 42-6

Oct. 22................. @ Amherst............... 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Duah 62-444, DRutledge 52-356,Ingram 13-61, DeBerry 4-10, Campbell 1-3,Hill 1-0, JRutledge 3-(-5).

Receiving: Flanagan 11-239, DRutledge 11-239, Johnson 9-340, Thompson 6-73, Duan3-32.

Touchdowns: DRutledge 6, Johnson 4, Duah3, Ingram 2, Flanigan 2, Williams, DeBerry,Duan.

Passing: Ingram 40-100-923.

Touchdown Passes: Ingram 9.

Interceptions: Williams 2, Wilson 2, Johnson,Alford.

Fumbles: Brown, Sanders 2, CSmith 2,Cunningham, KSmith, DRutledge.

Cory Smith Jake Summers

2010 Numbers2010 Numbers2010 Numbers

Nichols played Timonto a 0-0 tie after onequarter but gave up 6 TDs in the sec-ond frame and lost 42-0 last week-end... Matt Benedict led the offenseas he rushed 24 times for 100 yards...Benedict also made15 tackles and recov-ered a fumble ondefense... AdamNoonan ran 6 timesfor 27 yards andcaught a 20-yardpass... Liam Ryancaught a 16-yard passand made 8 tackles on defense, 5 ofthem initial hits... Will Zacher was inon 7 tackles with 4 initial hits...Maxcy Gayles recovered a fumble...Brian Franz has been a standout onthe offensive line this season. Franzhas provided steady and consistentplay throughout the year...

NicholsBig Green

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ JFK..................... W 8-7

Fri., Sept. 10........ @ Grover Cleve....L 14-22

Fri., Sept. 17....... Card. O’Hara........L 7-40

Fri., Sept. 24....... Niag Catholic....... W 40-0

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ St. Mary’s.........L 20-34

Sat., Oct. 16.........Bishop Timon........ L 0-36

Sat. Oct. 23.......... @ Niag Catholic.........2:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Nov. 6/7................Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Benedict 158-852, ANoonan 47-333,White 13-46, TNoonan 2-1, Gayles 2-1,Geiger 3-1, Kotrides 3-(-3), Ryan 5-(-13).

Receiving: Benedict 8-84, ANoonan 6-101,Gicewicz 5-53, Ryan 3-43.

Touchdowns: Benedict 9, Noonan 4.

Passing: Ryan 13-33-120, Benedict 9-20-151,Gicewicz 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Ryan 2, Benedict.

Interceptions: Gicewicz 2.

Fumbles: Benedict 2, Gayles 2, ANoonan,Gicewicz, Kotrides.


The Wolverines led13-0 after a quarter andexploded for 36 points in the secondquarter as they beat Hutch Tech 60-6last weekend... Dale Stewart ran wildas he rushed for 210 yards and 5 TDson just 8 carries.Stewart scored onruns of 84, 85, 29, 5and 2 yards. Stewartalso returned twopunts for TDs cover-ing 60 and 53yards... JeffGoldsmith rushedfor 61 yards and 2 TDs on just 4 car-ries... Quandrey Grey ran 4 times for68 yards... Deqwan Hamilton andDan Swiatowski each made 8 tacklesto lead the defense... Adam Janesemade 7 tackles... Trey Parks inter-cepted a pass... Jabraille Trailer had2 QB sacks and recovered a fumble...

Niagara FallsWolverines

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3.......... @ Riverside.............W 9-2

Sat., Sept. 11....... Kenmore West..... W 22-7

Fri., Sept. 17....... @ North Ton......... L 26-34

Sat., Sept. 25....... Jamestown............. L 0-24

Fri., Oct. 1...........Lockport................ L 0-24

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Wmsv North..... L 14-34

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Hutch Tech........W 60-6

Oct. 22................. @ Lancaster............. 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Niagara Wheatfieldlost to Sweet Home lastweekend 41-21... Eddie Starr led theoffense as he rushed 10 times for 55yards and 2 TDs in the loss. Starrscored on runs of 19 and 16 yards...Brenden Gilewskibroke away for a 35-yard TD run in the3rd quarter... ScottPaige was 3-of-3 onPAT kicks. Paige is9-for-9 on the sea-son... Todd Fielplayed a solid gameon defense as he made 7 tackles, 2that totaled 13 yards of losses... NolanSmith had 5 tackles... Adam Donnerwas in on 4 stops... Dan Miera recov-ered a pair of fumbles... NiagaraWheatfield will play at Hamburg at7:00 pm Friday...

Niagara WheatfieldFalcons

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Grand Island.......L 31-0

Sat., Sept. 11....... Starpoint..............L 17-19

Sat., Sept. 18....... Kenmore East........... 2:00

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ McKinely (R).........7:30

Sat., Oct. 2...........Amherst..................... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 9...........Wmsville East........... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Sweet Home.....L 21-41

Oct. 23................. @ Hamburg............. 7:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Stewart 65-557, Goldsmith 46-280,Gray 25-204, Thomas 3-21, Newton 22-6,Crittenden 10-14, Travis 1-4.

Receiving: Feagin 6-137, Gray 5-58, Sanders3-53, Crittenden 3-27, Johnson 1-22, Legault1-20, Stewart 1-20, Smith 1-14, Newton 1-8.

Touchdowns: Stewart 12, Goldsmith 2, Grey,Feagin.

Passing: Stewart 17-64-251, Newton 5-22-99.

Touchdown Passes: Stewart.

Interceptions: Stewart 2, Hamilton, Pringle,Parks.

Fumbles: Traylor 2, McCartney, Fryling,Stewart.

Rushing: Salemi 80-329, Cody 54-169, Starr33-154, DiBartolo 11-32, Antone 11-17,Gilewski 10-28, Donner 1-19, Pittman 3-12,Ayers 1-7, Gravelle 2-2, Paige 1-0, Oliveri28-(-47).

Receiving: Paige 12-132, Pittman 7-59, Oliveri5-46, Salemi 5-6, Cody 4-41, Ayers 3-30, Starr1-9, Antone 1-6, Karch 1-2, DiBartolo 1-0.

Touchdowns: Salemi 3, Starr 2, Antone,Gilewski, Paige.

Passing: Gilewski 27-64-189, Oliveri 16-35-102, Salemi 1-1-5.Touchdown Passes: Gilewski 2.

Interceptions: Starr 3, Salemi 2, DiBartolo,Danovskis.

Fumbles: Gravelle 2, Miera 2, Wienke, Elnicki.

Adam Janese

Team Reports

Brian FranzEddie Starr

The Huskies got theirfirst win of the season asthey beat Springville 28-7 last week-end... Olean scored 3 times in the sec-ond quarter to take a 21-0 lead at thehalf... The Huskies rushed for 264yards as a team...Maleke Fuentes ledthe ground attackwith 178 yards and a3 TDs on 20 car-ries... QB PatScholla ran 6 timesfor 55 yards...Marcus Dwaileeberipped off a 19-yard run and was 4-for-4 on PATs... Tyler Gunsolus andGreg Kahle were each in on 10 tack-les, with 7 initial hits... WillWetherby recovered a fumble... KyleGeorge intercepted 2 passes andreturned one for a TD... Tyler Plaudintercepted a pass...

2010 Numbers


Orchard Park trailed14-3 after three quartersbut rallied for 3 TDs in the final frameand beat Jamestown 23-14 last week-end... Paul Leavell jump-started therally as he ran 12 yards for a TD.Leavell also made15 tackles, 2 for loss,and intercepted 2passes on defense...Okoya Andersonpowered the offenseas he rushed 39times for 201 yardsand a TD. Andersonscored on a 5-yard run... QB KyleWitkowski completed 14 of 27 passesfor 123 yards... Connor Hicks caught4 passes for 42 yards while JimSchneider caught 4 passes for 39yards... Austin Reese kicked a 28-yard FG... Jim Fitzpatrick was in on13 tackles...

Orchard ParkQuakers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Lancaster............W 27-10

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Clarence........... L 28-37

Fri., Sept. 17....... WSeneca West..... W 41-8

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Frontier............. W 30-6

Fri., Oct. 1........... @ Riverside.........W 33-21

Sat., Oct. 9...........Bennett................. W 55-6

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Jamestown...... W 23-14

Oct. 22................. Wmsv North............ 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Anderson 144-943, Schnieder 4-66,Johnson 7-66, Corvino 9-59, Leavell 9-53,Gefaller 12-36, Crowley 8-25, Witkowski 19-18,Murphy 1-10, McPoland 1-5, Schenk 1-5, Moore1-3, Fischer 2-2, Hogan 3-1, Hoppy 1-(-5).

Receiving: Johnson 29-399, Hicks 22-272,Corvino 11-103, Schneider 9-101, Janca 6-38, Anderson 2-11, Murphy 1-4.

Touchdowns: Anderson 14, Johnson 7,Witkowski 3, Corvino, Hicks 2, Moore,Gefaller, Leavell.

Passing: Witkowski 80-147-931, Schenk 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Witkowski 10.

Interceptions: Leavell 3, Schenk 2, OʼShei,Hallick, Anderson, DeLisle, Johnson, Goltz.

Fumbles: DeLisle 2, Knazek, Meister, Leavell,Hallick, Knazek.

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

OleanHuskies

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Bradford (Pa)......... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 10....... Dunkirk..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Lackawanna........... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 25....... Pioneer................... L 7-28

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Eden................. L 14-21

Fri., Oct. 8............@ East Aurora.........L 8-28

Sat., Oct. 16.........Springville............W 28-7

Oct. 23................. Cassadaga Valley...... 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Fuentes 152-813, Scholla 47-49,Baer 7-46, Kahle 17-43, Dwaileebe 5-30,George 28-9, Gunsolus 1-9, Pezzimenti 1-5.

Receiving: Pezzimenti 7-92, Gunsolus 6-75,Marshall 6-58, Fuentes 5-45, George 3-43,Plaud 1-4.

Touchdowns: Fuentes 6, Gunsolus 3, Marshall,Scholla, George.

Passing: Scholla 30-88-319.

Touchdown Passes: Scholla 4.

Interceptions: Gunsolus 2, Fuentes 2,Pezzimenti, George, Plaud.

Fumbles: Marra, Gardiner, Wetherby.

Connor Hicks

2010 Numbers

The Lumberjacks led14-0 after one quarter andbeat arch-rival Tonawanda 35-0... TylerDurham rushed 17 times for a team-high 107 yards... Joe Montesanti ranfor 94 yards and 2 TDs on just 4 car-ries. Montesanti ranfor TDs of 69 and 9yards... PatAngelhow added 34yards to the totals...Justin Bacon rushedfor a 1-yard TD,becoming one of thefew players in historyto score a TD for each team in the T-NT rivalry. Bacon ran for a TD forTonawanda in 2009... LB DanMontesanti led the defense as he made9 tackles, 4 for lost yardage... LukeZacher made 7 tackles and returned afumble 22 yards for a TD... TravisCharsley made 12 tackles, 3 for loss...

North TonawandaLumberjacks

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Kenmore West.....L 22-30

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Lockport...........L 20-21

Fri., Sept. 17....... Niagara Falls......W 34-26

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Riverside.........W 20-13

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Wmsv North.....L 25-46

Fri., Oct. 8...........Hutch-Tech...........W 71-6

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Tonawanda.............6:00

Oct. 22................. WSeneca West......... 6:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Bacon 47-313, JMontesanti 64-328,DMontesanti 39-224, Durham 30-218, Buryta20-177, Medina 35-141, Wikierski 27-113,Angelhow 27-96, OʼLay 1-6.

Receiving: DMontesanti 6-95, Bacon 4-91,Wikierski 4-51, Gilhousen 1-30, Charsley 2-22,Camarre 1-16, Buryta 1-8.

Touchdowns: JMontesanti 9, Bacon 5,Wikierski 4, Durham 4, DMontesanti 4, Buryta2, Medina, Camarre, Angelhow, Zacher.

Passing: Montesanti 10-29-157, Angelhow 7-12-110, Bacon 2-4-46, OʼLay 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Montesanti 2, Bacon 2.

Interceptions: OʼLay 2, Daigler 2, Bacon 2,Wikierski 2, Drass, Zacher, JMontesanti.

Fumbles: Jastrzemski, Durham, Bacon,Daigler, Kostrewa, Zacher.

Justin Bacon Will Wetherby


Panama fell behind28-0 after the first quarterand lost to Siver Creek 49-0 lastweekend... Cody DiDomenico led theoffense as he rushed for 50 yards on23 carries. DiDomenico also made 6tackles on defense..QB Nick Lenartcompleted 4 of 8passes for 22 yards.Lenart also averaged39 yards on 7 punts,including a 60-yarder... LoganLarson caught 2passes and made 5tackles on defense... Alec Bose andJosh Guarriello each caught onepass. Bose led the defense with ateam-high 8 tackles... Chris Enlowwas in on 5 tackles and also recordeda QB sack and knocked down a pass...Andrea Marsh made 5 tackles...

PanamaPanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Westfield.......... L 12-13

Sat., Sept. 11....... Maple Grove..........L 0-26

Fri., Sept. 17........ at Chaut Lake........L 12-34

Sat., Sept. 25....... Sherman...............L 36-39

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Clymer................L 0-21

Sat., Oct. 9...........Brocton......................... W

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Silver Creek....... L 0-49

Oct. 24................. Franklinville............ 1:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: DiDomenico 92-302, TMarsh 34-177,Guarriello 18-82, Lenart 10-26, NGleason 7-15, Silk 5-6, Blose 1-3, Benson 10-0.

Receiving: Larson 15-206, TMarsh 11-148,Guarriello 6-15, DiDomenico 4-26, Enlow 1-17, Benson 1-9, Stow 1-6, Blose 1-5.

Touchdowns: TMarsh 2, DiDomenico 2,Larson 2, Stow, Lenart.

Passing: Lenart 38-82-415, DiDomenico 0-2-0.

Touchdown Passes: Lenart 5.

Interceptions: Silk, TMarsh.

Fumbles: AMarsh 2, Blose, Tordella,Guarriello.

The Panthers roaredout of the gate and led24-0 after a quarter and 48-0 at thehalf as Pioneer beat East Aurora 55-7last weekend... The running game wasin high gear as the Panthers rushed for330 yards... BillAsquith gained 110yards and 3 TDs on15 carries... CoreyVail ran for 125yards on just 9 car-ries. Vail also made 7tackles and intercept-ed a pass.. JaredBenkelman gained 54 yards on 6 car-ries... QB Scott Fisher was deadlyaccurate as he completed 8 of 8 passesfor 165 yards and 3 TDs... BrandonSchwan caught 3 passes for 111 yardsand 2 TDs. Schwan’s TDs covered 39and 65 yards... Tony Lock caught 2passes for 35 yards and a TD...

PioneerPanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Springville........ W 35-0

Fri., Sept. 10....... Hutch-Tech...........W 38-7

Fri., Sept. 17....... Eden......................W 20-0

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Olean.................W 28-7

Fri., Oct. 1...........Lackawanna........ L 18-26

Fri., Oct. 8...........Dunkirk................W 35-6

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ East Aurora....... W 55-7

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Portville lost theDivisio title to Randolphwhen the Panthers lost 52-0 last week-end... Portville fell behind 37-0 afterone quarter... Portville will now be thesecond-seed from the D EastDivision... ThePanthers offensecould never get anytraction as theyrushed for -48 yardsas a team... ColtLowe completed 6of 16 passes for 50yards... Zach Pilgercaught 3 passes for 7 yards... RyanMarcellin caught 2 passes for 32yards. Marcellin also recovered a fum-ble on defense... Steve Gerringermade 7 tackles and recovered a fum-ble... Colton Yehl made 7 tackles andrecovered a fumble... Justus Elliottmade 6 tackles...

PortvillePanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Franklinville........ W 41-8

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Frewsburg......... W 26-7

Fri., Sept. 17........ @Pine Valley......... W 19-0

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Catt-LV..............W 22-7

Fri., Oct. 1...........Forestville.............W 41-8

Fri., Oct. 8...........Ellicottville........... W 29-0

Fri., Oct. 15.........Randolph............... L 0-52

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Asquith 110-815, Vail 43-387,Benkelman 32-247, Woodruff 29-173, Brown6-33, Fisher 5-25, Lemon 3-17, Meerbooth 3-16, Wiedmann 2-7, Learn 3-7, Davis 3-4,Slomba 6-1.

Receiving: Schwan 12-321, Lock 6-126,Woodruff 5-51, Benkleman 5-50, Asquith 4-60, Vail 1-25.

Touchdowns: Asquith 9, Schwan 8,Benkleman 5, Lock 4, Woodruff 4, Vail 2.

Passing: Fisher 33-56-383.

Touchdown Passes: Fisher 9.

Interceptions: Benkelman 3, Schwan, Vail.

Fumbles: Woodruff 2, Vail, Cleveland,Benkelman.

Rushing: Unverdorben 74-613, Pilger 62-490,Lowe 53-69, VanCuren 12-18, Caya 3-15,Smith 4-14, Yarnes 2-13, Childs 2-3, Burdick1-1, Waugh 1-(-1), BMarcellin 9-(-16).

Receiving: Pilger 17-293, Caya 10-97,RMarcellin 6-92, Unverdorben 5-140, Smith5-56, Childs 3-19, Long 1-29.

Touchdowns: Unverdorben 12, Pilger 9, Lowe3, Marcellin, Childs, Yehl.

Passing: Lowe 41-77-621, VanCuren 0-2-0.

Touchdown Passes: Lowe 8.

Interceptions: Marcellin 2, Childs 2, Lowe,Yarnes, Smith, Pilger.

Fumbles: Yehl 4, Gerringer 3, Yarnes 2,Chabuel, Hellwig, Spehar, Smith, RMarcellin.


Josh Guarriello Jared Benkelman Stephen Gerringer

Team Reports

2010 Numbers


St. Francis fell behind20-0 after a quarter andlost to St. Ignatius (OH) 47-7 lastweekend... The Raiders had 2turnovers and a blocked punt returnedfor a TD in the loss... AlexMisterman led theoffense as he rushed12 times for 69 yardsand scored the St.Francis TD on an 8-yard run... AustinZakroczemski ranfor 66 yards on 19carries... Phil Wardchipped in with 43 yards on 9 carries.Ward also led the defense with 8 tack-les, 7 solo, and a QB sack... RauDricParks had a solid day as he made 8tackles, 6 initial hits... Derek Freitasand Will Hudson were each in on 6stops... St. Francis will play at O’Harathis weekend...

St. FrancisRed Raiders

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Union-Endicott L 17-23

Sat., Sept. 11....... Holy Trinity......... L 19-21

Sat., Sept. 18....... Aquinas................ L 11-26

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ St. Joe’s...........W 49-21

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Card Mooney......L 0-35

Sat., Oct. 9...........Bishop Timon.....W 35-12

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ St. Ignatius......... L 7-47

Sat. Oct. 23......... @ Cardinal O’Hara.... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 30......... @ Canisius................. 2:00

Nov. 6/7................Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Lynch 120-830, Zakroczemski 45-246,Parks 24-110, Dixon 16-87, Misterman 15-77,Freitas 2-7, Ward 5-47, Melisz 16-(-18), Neville4-(-25).

Receiving: Lynch 12-198, Call 8-180, Dixon 2-47, Borgese 2-46, Podger 2-15, Parks 1-7.

Touchdowns: Lynch 11, Parks 2, Call 2, Dixon,Borgese, Murphy, Misterman.

Passing: Melisz 15-46-338, Neville 12-27-152.

Touchdown Passes: Melisz 3, Neville.

Interceptions: Zakroczemski 3, Hudson, Lynch,Tasker.

Fumbles: Parks 2, Cushman, Buchanan,Murphy.

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

Riverside won the AANorth Division title whenthe Frontiers beat Kenmore West 7-2last weekend... Riverside is the topseed from the North and will hostJamestown in the first round of theAA playoffs thisweek... The win wasthe 4th time this sea-son that the defensedid not allow a TD...D’yontae Parker ledthe ground gamewith 37 yards on 11carries... HaroldMillender ran for 28 yards and caught3 passes for 55 yards... JeremiahCormack completed 4 of 8 passes for79 yards and a TD... Charles Pawlakcaught a 24-yard TD pass... WillieJefferson made a team- high 10 tack-les... Rahim Rashid made 9 tacklesand recovered a fumble...

RiversideFrontiers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Niagara Falls........... L 2-9

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Wmsv North.. W 22-18

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Hutch Tech....... W 42-0

Fri., Sept. 24....... North Ton........... L 13-20

Fri., Oct. 1...........Orchard Park..... L 21-33

Fri., Oct. 8.......... Lockport.............W 23-16

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Kenmore West.... W 7-2

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Millender 60-440, Parker 33-174,Brown 24-126, Caesar 14-112, Doty 27-92,Cormack 14-40, Morris 9-28, Washington 5-12, Fletcher 9-11, Wapalo 1-4, Shogan 1-2.

Receiving: Millender 8-132, Pawlak 5-142,Doty 3-23, Faggans 2-43, Cross 2-43,Fletcher 1-9, Parker 1-7.

Touchdowns: Millender 4, Brown 2, Parker 2,Pawlak 2, Cormack, Cross, Washington.

Passing: Cormack 22-61-409, Nespal 1-1-9.

Touchdown Passes: Cormack 4.

Interceptions: Morris, Millender, Aweis, Pitner.

Fumbles: Jefferson 2, Brown, Morris, Watkins,Washington, Rashid.

2010 Numbers

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RandolphCardinals

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Pine Valley................. 7:30

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Cattaraugus-LV...... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 17....... @ Forestville............. 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Franklinville............. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Ellicottville................ 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Frewsburg.............. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Portville................. 7:30

Oct. 22................. Westfield.................. 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: None.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: None.



Fumbles: None.

Alex MistermanRahim Rashid

St. Mary’s lost toMcKinley 42-6 lastweekend. The teams were tied 6-6 atthe half but McKinley scored 36points in the third quarter to pullaway... Justin Burke rushed 16 timesfor 120 yards and aTD... NickJohnson rushed 9times for 110 yards...There have beensome solid perfor-mances on the offen-sive line this season.Seniors Jesse Skubis(LT) and Kevin Drury (LG) havebeen standouts, anchoring the youngline and providing leadership for theunit... St. Mary’s plays at BishopTimon this weekend...

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 10......... @ Lew-Port........... W 34-7

Sat., Sept. 18....... @ Batavia............W 21-14

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Kearney...........W 40-14

Sat., Oct. 2.......... Card. O’Hara........L 7-27

Sat., Oct. 9.......... Nichols................W 34-20

Sat., Oct. 16........ McKinley................L 6-42

Fri., Oct. 22......... Bishop Timon............. 7:00

Sat., Oct. 29......... @ Niagara Catholic.... 2:00

Nov. 5/6................Playoffs.....................TBA

Nov. 11.................Playoffs.....................TBA


Salamanca took anearly lead and led 7-6after 3 quarters but lost to Cleve Hill12-7 last weekend... The loss had noeffect on the playoff race. TheWarriors will play at Wilson in thefirst round of theClass C playoffs...Ben Haas poweredthe ground attack ashe rushed for 121yards and a TD on 23carries... QB BrettSmith rushed 12times for 92 yardsand tossed a 34-yard pass to AnthonyCaputi... William Hunt ran 10 timesfor 38 yards and also made 5 tackleson defense... Tanner John led a stoutdefensive effort as he made 7 tackles...Josh Koleta was in on 5 tackles...Cammeron Caputi recovered a fum-ble...

SalamancaWarriors

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4...........Fredonia.................L 0-33

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Southwestern......L 0-48

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Roy-Hart......... W 30-20

Sat., Sept. 25....... Cass Valley........... W 21-6

Fri., Oct. 1...........Falconer................W 41-6

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Alley-Lime........W 14-8

Fri., Oct. 15.........Cleveland Hill........L 7-12

Oct. 22................. @ Wilson.................. 7:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Haas 135-861, Smith 44-353,ACaputi 42-254, Hunt 46-202, CCaputi 15-47,Lewis 3-22.

Receiving: JJohn 10-101, ACaputi 3-57,Stewart 1-10, Battle 1-7, Haas 1-6.

Touchdowns: Haas 8, ACaputi 2, Smith 2,Hunt, CCaputi.

Passing: Smith 15-46-177, TJohn 1-3-4.

Touchdown Passes: Smith.

Interceptions: Smith 2, TJohn, Haas.

Fumbles: John 2.


St. Joe’s trailed 18-17late in the first half butscored the next 26 points as theMarauders went on to beat CardinalO’Hara 43-26 last weekend... ChadKelly had a big day as he completed16 of 31 passes for331 yards and 3 TDs.Kelly also ran 5times for 68 yardsand 3 TDs... RB NickHall ran 9 times for41 yards and alsocaught 7 passes for145 yards and 2 TDs.Hall also recovered a muffed kickoffthat turned the game around... KyleBriggs caught 5 passes for 121 yardsand a TD... Nate O’Brien made 10tackles (7 solo), 2 for lost yardage...Dominic Bargnesi made 10 tackles, 1for loss... Marc Montana kicked a45-yard FG and was 4-for-4 on PATs...

St. Joe’sMarauders

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Aquinas............ L 21-48

Sat., Sep. 11........ Msgr. Farrell....... L 20-21

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Bish. Kearney... W 44-0

Sat., Sept. 25....... St. Francis............L 21-49

Sat., Oct. 2.......... Canisius..............W 50-26

Sat., Oct. 9.......... Cleve Heights.......L 37-61

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ O’Hara............ W 43-26

Fri., Oct. 22......... @ Steubenville, O...... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 29......... @ Bishop Timon........ 7:00

Nov. 6/7............... Playoffs.....................TBA

St. Mary’sLancers

Rushing: Hall 76-569, Kelly 50-475, Noble 14-81, Davis 8-50, Comer 9-36, Jones 5-27,Robinson 4-16, Stephens 1-7, LaMancusa 2-4, Bargnesi 6-(-2), Briggs 1-(-5).

Receiving: Hall 44-599, Greer 24-407, Briggs17-351, Noble 9-167, Davis 4-16, Zulia 2-39,Bargnesi 1-0, Kelly 1-(-7).

Touchdowns: Hall 13, Kelly 8, Greer 5, Noble4, Comer, Briggs.

Passing: Kelly 101-171-1553, Hall 1-1-19.

Touchdown Passes: Kelly 14, Hall.

Interceptions: Davis 3.

Fumbles: Bargnesi, Stephens, LaMancusa 2,Schmitt, OʼBrien, Greer, Robinson, Hall,Team.

Rushing: Burke 85-801, Johnson 13-127,Griffin 13-122, OʼNeill 8-47.

Receiving: OʼNeill 11-164, Bargnesi 4-66,Williams 3-36, Burke 1-36, Cronmiller 1-30,Notaro 1-8.

Touchdowns: Burke 7, OʼNeill 5, Griffin 4,Johnson, Bargnesi.

Passing: Griffin 21-36-330.

Touchdown Passes: Griffin 2.

Interceptions: Griffin, Bargnesi, DiPirro.

Fumbles: Kelly 2, Skubis, Burke.

Marc Montana Kevin Drury Tanner John

Team Reports

2010 Numbers


Southwestern boltedout to a 21-0 lead afterone quarter and beat Wilson 41-0 lastweekend... Jake Swan started at QBand completed 5 of 7 passes for 90yards and a TD. Swan also interceptedpass on defense...Nick Austin caught2 passes for 66 yardsand a TD... Swan hitAustin with a 60-yard TD in the 1stquarter... JohnMistretta poweredhis way to 88 yardson 8 carries and scored on runs of 25and 4 yards... Dan Petrucello ran 3times for 46 yards and a TD... DavidTapia made 6 tackles and recorded aQB sack... Peter Trathen recovered afumble... Nick Swanson kicked FGsof 38 and 43 yards... Southwesternhosts Gowanda this week...

SouthwesternTrojans

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Falconer.......... W 41-13

Fri., Sep. 10.........Salamanca............W 48-0

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ East Aurora..... W 42-14

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Allegeny-Lime..W 38-0

Fri., Oct. 1...........Cass Valley..........W 39-12

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Fredonia..........W 27-20

Fri., Oct. 15.........Wilson...................W 41-0

Oct. 23................. Gowanda.................. 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Mistretta 104-950, Fuller 48-170,Rauh 23-130, Swan 20-189, Petrocello 42-119, Tapia 9-48, Watson 5-35, Harris 1-6.

Receiving: Austin 15-310, Swan 8-229,Watson 6-94, Harris 2-34, Funcell 2-16,Snow 1-8, Fuller 1-8, Anderson 1-5.

Touchdowns: Mistretta 13, Swan 11, Austin 5,Petrucello 3, Fuller 2, Watson 2, Funcell 2,Harris.

Passing: Rauh 31-37-612, Swan 6-13-98.

Touchdown Passes: Rauh 11, Swan.

Interceptions: Swan 6, Funcell 2, Watson,Austin.

Fumbles: Harris, Austin, Proctor-Burch.

Justin Funcell

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

South Park jumped outto a 28-0 lead and beatJFK 40-0 last week... The Sparks’ run-ning game was in high gear as threebacks ran for 100-yards or more...Dylan VanVolkenberg rushed 9 timesfor 102 yards and 2TDs... NickWoodard ran 7 timesfor 109 yards and aTD. Woodard alsomade 9 tackles tolead the defense... QBMaurice Howie ranfor 101 yards and aTD on just 6 carries. Howie also com-pleted 4 of 6 passes for 56 yards and 2TDs... Chaquille Nettles caught 3passes for 46 yards and 2 TDs...Antonio Cancel made 7 tackles, inter-cepted a pass and recovered a fum-ble... Byron Banks made 7 tackles...John McConnell was in on 4 stops...

South ParkSparks

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Cheektowaga......L 8-38

Fri., Sept. 10....... Akron....................W 18-8

Sat., Sept. 18....... vs Burgard.............L 8-26

Fri., Sept. 25....... Depew (R)............L 15-46

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Bishop Timon...L 14-28

Sat., Oct. 9...........vs East High...........L 6-30

Fri., Oct. 15.........JFK (R)................ W 40-0

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Howie 24-150, VanVolkenberg 31-144, Woodard 15-105, Banks 28-65.

Receiving: CNettles 20-330, Woodard 12-151,Banks 10-138, VanVolkenberg 8-135, Barr 1-2, Nettles 1-0.

Touchdowns: CNettles 4, Howie 3, Woodard 3,VanVolkenberg 3, Banks 2.

Passing: Howie 56-107-812.

Touchdown Passes: Howie 7.

Interceptions: Woodard, Hassett, Bans,Mobley, Baker, Cancel, CNettles.

Fumbles: Baker 2, Woodard, Banks, Cancel.

Antonio Cancel

2010 Numbers

Silver Creek burst outto a 28-0 lead after onequarter and beat Panama 49-0. TheKnights rushed for 415 yards in thewin... Zach Williams rushed for 176yards and 3 TDs on just 11 carries.Williams also led thedefense with 15 tack-les... AndrewLanphere ran 5times for 76 yardsand a TD. Lanpherealso caught a 30-yardpass... Ben Shaw ranfor 18 yards... FrankSterlace rushed for 68 yards and a TDon just 5 carries... Cody Hehir com-pleted 4 passes for 44 yards... ZeddieWilliams ran for a 36-yard TD andmade 6 tackles on defense... JacksonBennett recovered a fumble... SilverCreek will play Pine Valley in the firstround of the Class D playoffs...

Silver CreekBlack Knights

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Maple Grove........ W 33-7

Fri., Sept. 10....... Chaut Lake.......... W 48-6

Sat., Sept. 18....... @ Clymer.............. W 58-6

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Brocton.................. W

Fri., Oct. 1...........Sherman............... W 36-0

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Westfield................ 7:30

Fri., Oct. 15.........Panama.................W 49-0

Oct. 22................. Pine Valley................ 7:30

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: ZWilliams 72-931, Lanphere 33-397,Sterlace 36-348, Hehir 19-81, ZdWilliams 6-98, Jimerson 7-61, Shaw 17-57.

Receiving: Lanphere 7-127, Klisiewicz 7-67,Kaminsky 4-79, Sterlace 2-13, ZWilliams 2-18. Brown 1-8.

Touchdowns: ZWilliams 18, Sterlace 6,Lanphere 4, Kaminsky 2, Hehir 2, Jimerson 2,ZdWilliams.

Passing: Hehir 25-43-335.

Touchdown Passes: Hehir 4.

Interceptions: Jimerson.

Fumbles: Lanphere, Jimerson, Kaminsky,Bennett.

Jackson Bennett


The Panthers wontheir 33rd straight gameas they beat Niagara Wheatfield 41-21last weekend... Sweet Home led 41-0at the half... The defense had a hugeday. Nate Madera recovered 3 fum-bles... AnthonyGreen, Zed Johnsonand Mike Colemanalso recovered fum-bles... Coleman andTim Oaks recordedQB sacks... MitchellThomas intercepteda pass... RashaadRogers blocked apunt... QB Jordan Johnson complet-ed 5 of 11 passes for 67 yards and 3TDs. Johnson also ran for 56 yards...Ralph Neasman rushed 10 times for58 yards and 3 TDs... Sweet Homewill host Lafayette in the first roundof the Class A playoffs this weekend...

Sweet HomePanthers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Kenmore East...... W 34-7

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Wmsville East...W 54-0

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Starpoint......... W 28-13

Sat., Sept. 25....... Lake Shore...........W 26-0

Sat., Oct. 2...........McKinley............W 41-32

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Grand Island..... W 34-6

Sat., Oct. 16.........Niag Wheat........ W 41-21

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Neasman 93-545 JJohnson 53-514,Coleman 6-66, Douglas 8-55, Spidell 2-22.

Receiving: Zinermon 7-70, Douglas 5-106,Barnes 3-98, Luchey 2-31, Spidell 2-5.

Touchdowns: Neasman 9, Johnson 5, Spidell 5,Luchey 3, Douglas 2, Coleman 2, Zinermon 2,Barnes 2.

Passing: JJohnson 38-63-530.

Touchdown Passes: JJohnson 6.

Interceptions: Luchey 3, Oaks 2, Coleman,Barnes, Thomas.

Fumbles: Vial 4, Green 4, Petruso 2, Douglas,Luchey, Oaks, Rogers, Stapleton, ZJohnson,Coleman.


The Griffins finishedthe regular season with a28-7 loss to Olean last weekend...Nate Wells led the ground game as herushed for 73 yards on 11 carries...Matt Wolcott rushed for 39 yards on6 carries. Wolcottalso completed 5passes for 51 yardsand a 3-yard TDpass... NolanReimondo caught 3passes for 16 yardsand a TD... DerrickBenz gained 38 yardson 13 carries and caught 2 passes for15 yards. Benz also recovered a fum-ble... Matt Beyer led the defense with6 tckles... Cody Schweickert andTyler Studd were both in on 5 tack-les... Jason Forshee made 4 stops...

SpringvilleGriffins

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Pioneer................... L 0-35

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ Lackawanna....... L 0-12

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Dunkirk.............. L 7-32

Fri., Sept. 24....... East Aurora........... L 0-30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Alden..................L 0-34

Fri., Oct. 8...........Eden....................... L 7-28

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Olean.................. L 7-28

Oct. 23................. Playoffs..................... 7:30

Oct. 30................. @ Akron.................... 7:00

The Spartans beatWilliamsville East 48-22last weekend but were eliminatedfrom the Class A playoffs when GrandIsland won... Tyler Robinson led theoffense as he rushed for 183 yards and4 TDs on 31 carries...Brandon Wehrmeyercompleted 3 of 6passes for 33 yardsand a pair of shortTDs... BrentThurston caught a12-yard pass... Thedefense was solid andmade big plays. CoryRegnet intercepted 2 passes, returningone for a TD... Matt Doyle had 2INTs, blocked a punt and had 2 kick-offs to the end zone for touchbacks...Jake Wray made 6 tackles, 4 for lostyardage... Nate Swan made 6 tack-les... Vic Schul had 2 sacks...

StarpointSpartans

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Lockport.............. L 20-33

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Niag Wheat.....W 19-17

Sat., Sept. 18....... Sweet Home.........L 13-28

Sat., Sept. 25....... Grand Island....... L 21-28

Sat., Oct. 2...........Kenmore East.... W 41-16

Fri., Oct. 8............@ McKinley......... L 14-34

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Wmsv East......W 48-22

Oct. 23................. WSeneca East.......... 1:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Benz 36-157, Wolcott 21-144, Wells22-133, Schweickert 9-88, Phinney 10-39.

Receiving: Benz 7-70, Reimondo 7-36,Schweickert 1-29, Fallow 1-20.

Touchdowns: Benz, Schweickert.

Passing: Wolcott 17-43-181, Arcina 0-3-0.

Touchdown Passes: Wolcott 2.

Interceptions: Benz.

Fumbles: Hutchinson 2, Wolcott, Forshee,Giordano, Benz.

Rushing: Robinson 184-1332, Regnet 21-143,Kenny 9-28, Kopp 7-22, Schul 7-15, Doyle 2-9, Buchanan 3-3, Wehrmeyer 19-(-39).

Receiving: Regnet 14-199, Thurston 13-172,Doyle 8-64, Robinson 5-48, Kopp 3-14,Kenny 1-1, Scarpine 1-(-5).

Touchdowns: Robinson 14, Regnet 4,Wehrmeyer 3.

Passing: Wehrmeyer 41-80-376, Regnet 5-9-139.

Touchdown Passes: Wehrmeyer 3.

Interceptions: Regnet 2, Doyle 2, Robinson,Wray.

Fumbles: Doyle, Kopp, Wray, Knibbs.

Nate Wells Cory Regnet Nate Madera

Team Reports

2010 Numbers


The Indians fellbehind 35-0 at the halfand lost to undefeated Clarence 48-21last weekend... The offense did man-age to move the ball and put up somepoints... Devin Reynolds led theground game as herushed 17 times for94 yards and a TD...Lamar Stevens ran7 times for 41yards... BrandonHasfurter complet-ed 2 passe for 26yards and a TD...Mike Jones caught 2 passes for 29yards and a TD... West Seneca Westwill play at North Tonawanda in theBowl Tournament on Friday at 6:00...

West Seneca WestIndians

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4........... @ Bennett (AH)......L 7-14

Fri., Sept. 10....... Frontier.................. L 7-21

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Orchard Park...... L 8-41

Fri., Sept. 24....... Lancaster............... L 0-45

Fri., Oct. 1........... @ Jamestown..........L 0-36

Fri., Oct. 8........... @ WSeneca East...L 23-29

Fri., Oct. 15.........Clarence...............L 21-48

Oct. 22................. @ North Ton............ 6:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Stevens 51-210, Cavalieri 54-173,Reynolds 44-162, Ahmed 27-104, McCormick19-104, Harm 20-98, Hasfurter 20-79, Boyce11-52, Runge 1-0.

Receiving: Perna 12-103, Wheelock 8-76,Jones 6-64, Runge 4-14, Ahmed 3-30,Reynolds 1-14.

Touchdowns: Stevens 2, Harm, Wheelock,Ahmed, Cavalieri, Hasfurter, Reynolds, Jones.

Passing: McCormick 17-48-153, Hasfurter 17-48-148.

Touchdown Passes: Hasfurter.

Interceptions: Perna, Scherrer.

Fumbles: Runge 3, Ahmed, Reynolds,Scherrer, Puntoriero.

Devin Reynolds

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

West Seneca East fellbehind 35-0 after the firstquarter and lost to Williamsville South48-6 last weekend... The runninggame had trouble finding any tractionas the Trojans rushed for just 15 yardsas a team... MichaelHill rushed for theteam’s TD on a 5-yard run... AndySmigiera completed5 of 12 passes for 33yards... AndyJoksomovic andScott Ackermaneach caught 2 passes... Zach Guzdaaveraged 35 yards per punt... WestSeneca East will play at Starpoint inthe first round of the Chucke FunkeBowl Tournament at 1:00 onSaturday...

West Seneca EastTrojans

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Amherst..............L 6-25

Fri., Sept. 10....... Lafayette..............L 14-24

Fri., Sept. 17....... @ Lake Shore....... L 21-28

Fri., Sept. 24....... Iroquois................L 17-38

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Hamburg............. W 7-3

Fri., Oct. 8...........WSeneca West....W 29-23

Fri., Oct. 15.........Wmsville South..... L 6-48

Oct. 23................. @ Starpoint...............1:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Ackerman 74-299, Page 41-154,Smigiera 58-95, Carbone 9-84, Guzda 5-22,Johnson 6-12, Hill 4-5, Michels 1-0,Joksimovic 3-(-8).

Receiving: Joksimovic 20-331, Guzda 10-108,Caldwell 5-90, Ackerman 4-37, Smigiera 2-76, Chavanne 2-65, Page 2-16.

Touchdowns: Ackerman 6, Joksomovic 2,Smigiera 2, Chavanne, Page, Carbone, Hill.

Passing: Smigiera 45-99-653, Guzda 5-13-100, Caldwell 1-1-7.

Touchdown Passes: Smigera 3, Guzda.

Interceptions: Michels, Smigiera, Chavanne,Carbone, Joksimovic.

Fumbles: Guzda 2, Kawalec, Carbone,Joksimovic.

Michael Hill

2010 Numbers

No Report.

TonawandaWarriors

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Alden..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 4......... Newfane..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 17....... Medina.......................7:30

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Albion.................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Maryvale....................7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Lew-Port................ 7:30

Fri., Oct. 15.........North Tonawanda.....6:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: None.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: None.



Fumbles: None.


Williamsville East fellbehind 34-7 at the halfand lost to Starpoint 48-22... The lossdid not affect the Flames playoff seed-ing. They will host Iroquois in the firstround this week... Kyle Evanetskirushed for 180 yardsand a TD on 14 car-ries. Evanetski alsomade 9 tackles...Jordan Bricelandran 9 times for 43yards... QB TrentMiller completed 10passes for 134 yardsand a TD. Miller also ran twice for 35yards and a TD... Kyle Wistnercaught 5 passes for 68 yards and aTD... Ryan Wistner caught 2 passesfor 45 yards... Alex Gil was solid ondefense as he made 9 tackles... MikeWheeler, Todd Therrien and MitchWagner all made 8 tackles...

Williamsville EastFlames

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... McKinley............W 20-16

Sat., Sep. 11.........Sweet Home...........L 0-54

Thur., Sept. 16..... vs Wmsv North.....L 10-14

Sat., Sept. 25....... Kenmore East.... W 27-13

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Grand Island... W 38-37

Sat., Oct 9............ @ Niag Wheat.......W 34-8

Sat., Oct. 16.........Starpoint..............L 22-48

Oct. 24................. Iroquois..................... 2:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Evanetski 95-732, Briceland 50-311,Miller 18-126, Williams 13-59, Schulenberg8-19.

Receiving: KWistner 30-481, Wagner 9-262,RWistner 5-69, White 5-66, Evanetski 2-19,Briceland 2-13.

Touchdowns: KWistner 5, Wagner 3, Miller 3,Evanetski 3, Briceland.

Passing: Miller 55-114-913.

Touchdown Passes: Miller 9.

Interceptions: Wagner 6, White, Wistner.

Fumbles: Recckio.

Alex Gil


The Billies finishedthe regular season with a7-0 record as they beat West SenecaEast 36-6 last weekend... BuddyAmmerman led the ground game ashe ran for 112 yards and a TD on 15carries... CodyStumpf added 42yards on 8 carrieswhile Justin Earlran for 25 yards anda TD... Joe Licatacompleted 15 of 25passes for 275 yardsand 3 TDs... PhilStasiak caught 4 passes for 116 yardsand a TD. Stasiak also caught a 2-point PAT pass... Kevin O’Connellcaught 4 passes for 35 yards and aTD... Dan Schaus led the defense ashe made 8 tackles and had 2 QBsacks... Sam Silver had a QB sack...Bill Jacobbi had an INT...

Williamsville SouthBillies

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Lake Shore.........W 50-14

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Grand Island... W 34-13

Thur., Sept. 16......@ Amherst.............W 45-8

Fri., Sept. 14....... Hamburg..............W 42-7

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Iroquois...........W 33-31

Fri., Oct. 8...........Lafayette............ W 29-12

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ WSeneca East... W 36-6

Oct. 22/23............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 29/30............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Ammerman 105-595, Lamar 10-100,Earl 27-93, Stumpf 12-68, Falzone 8-63,Hasan 6-50, Licata 15-30, Jacobbi 3-20,DiVita 4-8, Paglicci 4-7, Stasiak 1-(-2).

Receiving: OʼConnell 37-538, Stasiak 34-625,Hasan 13-216, Jacobbi 13-150, Ammerman11-172, DiVita 11-105, Falzone 2-13.

Touchdowns: OʼConnell 10, Stasiak 8,Ammerman 5, Jacobbi 3, DiVita 3, Paglicci 2,Hasan 2, Falzone, Lamar, Licata, Stumpf,Jacobbi, Earl.

Passing: Licata 121-187-1781, Stasiak 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Licata 26.

Interceptions: Falzone, Stasiak, Stumpf,OʼConnell, Hasan, Jacobbi.

Fumbles: Missana.

Dan Schaus

The Lakemen fellbehind 35-0 at the halfand lost to 2-time defending statechampion Southwestern 41-0 lastweekend... The offense had troublegaining any traction as the Wilsonrushed for 46 yardsand recorded 105yards of totaloffense... QB JoeParrott rushed for13 yards and alsocompleted 5 passesfor 59 yards... CodyReimers caught 2passes for 44 yards and also made 6tackles on defense... Jordan Thilkcaught 2 passes for 11 yards... PatWalch led the defense with 14 tack-les... Cam Sidote made 11 tackles,including 1 for loss... BrandonCulverwell had 13 tackles... BrandonKonstanty was in on 5 stops...

WilsonLakemen

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Grover Cleveland......7:00

Fri., Sep. 10......... @ Gowanda...........W 13-0

Fri., Sept. 17....... Cass Valley...........L 27-32

Fri., Sept. 24....... @ Roy-Hart...........W 14-0

Fri., Oct. 1...........Cleveland Hill......W 14-8

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Newfane..........W 27-14

Fri., Sept. 15........ @ Southwestern......L 0-41

Oct. 22................. Salamanca................ 7:30

Oct. 29/30............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Sidote 74-225, Konstanty 50-219,Reimers 4-23, Barrett 10-21, Slango 3-18Parrott 20-17, Walch 1-14.

Receiving: Walch 20-387, Reimers 19-330,Thilk 12-281, Daunce 10-72, Sidote 2-17,Culverwell 1-12, Konstanty 1-6.

Touchdowns: Walch 4, Thilk 3, Reimers 3,Konstanty, Culverwell, Parrott.

Passing: Parrott 79-169-1382.

Touchdown Passes: Parrott 12.

Interceptions: Reimers 2, Parrott, Slango,Konstanty, Walch, Thilk.

Fumbles: Sidote, Barrett.

Brandon Konstanty

Team Reports

D East Div All PF PA NextRandolph................... 7-0 7-0 329 34 vs WestfieldPortville...................... 6-1 6-1 178 82 vs Chaut LakeFrewsburg.................. 5-2 5-2 221 128 at Maple GrovePine Valley................. 4-3 4-3 168 95 at Silver CreekCattaraugus-LV.......... 3-4 3-4 153 131 vs ClymerEllicottville.................. 2-5 2-5 68 201 at ShermanForestville.................. 1-6 1-6 58 253 COMPLETEFranklinville................ 0-7 0-7 26 252 at Panama

D West Div All PF PA NextSilver Creek............... 7-0 7-0 289 19 vs Pine ValleyMaple Grove.............. 6-1 6-1 174 39 vs FrewsburgChautauqua Lake...... 5-2 5-2 221 94 at PortvilleWestfield.................... 4-3 4-3 108 145 at RandolphSherman.................... 3-4 3-4 65 167 vs EllicottvilleClymer....................... 2-5 2-5 99 213 at Catt-LVPanama..................... 1-6 1-6 80 182 vs FranklinvilleBrocton...................... 0-7 0-7 0 57

M Martin AA Div All PF PA NextSt. Francis................. 2-0 2-5 138 192 at OʼHaraCanisius..................... 1-1 5-2 301 137 at Walsh Jesuit, OSt. Joeʼs..................... 1-1 3-4 236 232 at Steubenville, OTimon-St. Jude.......... 0-2 2-5 122 218 vs St. Maryʼs

M Martin AA Div All PF PA NextCardinal OʼHara......... 3-0 5-2 229 151 vs St. FrancisSt. Maryʼs................... 1-1 4-2 142 124 at Bishop TimonNichols....................... 1-2 2-4 93 157 at Niag CatholicNiagara Catholic........ 0-2 1-3 30 134 vs Nichols


AA North Div All PF PA NextRiverside.........…....... 4-2 4-3 130 87 vs JamestownKenmore West…....... 4-2 5-2 182 104 vs FrontierWilliamsville North..... 4-2 5-2 189 161 at Orchard ParkLockport…………....... 3-3 4-3 170 98 at ClarenceNiagara Falls………... 3-3 3-4 137 131 at LancasterNorth Tonawanda...... 3-3 4-3 227 142 vs WSen WestHutch Tech................. 0-6 0-7 41 328 vs Bennett

AA South Div All PF PA NextClarence…………...... 6-0 7-0 282 94 vs LockportOrchard Park….......... 5-1 6-1 239 103 vs Wmsv NorthFrontier………............ 4-2 5-2 116 99 at Kenmore WestJamestown................ 3-3 4-3 133 78 at RiversideLancaster…............... 2-4 2-5 125 120 vs Niagara FallsBennett...................... 1-5 1-6 58 211 vs Hutch TechWest Seneca West.... 0-6 0-7 66 236 at North Ton

A North Div All PF PA NextSweet Home...…....... 6-0 7-0 258 66 vs LafayetteWilliamsville East...… 4-2 4-3 151 190 vs IroquoisMcKinley..........…....... 4-2 5-2 224 145 at AmherstGrand Island..........… 3-3 3-4 179 184 at Wmsv SouthStarpoint.................... 3-3 3-4 176 178 vs WSen EastKenmore East…….... 1-5 1-6 91 224 at Lake ShoreNiagara Wheatfield.... 0-6 0-7 66 193 at Hamburg

A South Div All PF PA NextWilliamsville South..... 6-0 7-0 269 91 vs Grand IslandAmherst..................... 5-1 6-1 173 128 vs McKinleyIroquois...................... 4-2 4-3 168 141 at Wmsv EastLafayette.............…… 2-4 2-5 86 150 at Sweet HomeLake Shore.........…… 2-4 2-5 108 186 vs Kenmore EastHamburg.........……… 1-5 1-6 90 176 vs Niag WheatWest Seneca East..... 1-5 2-5 90 177 at Starpoint

B North Div All PF PA NextAlden......................... 6-0 7-0 263 49 vs Lew-PortMedina....................... 5-1 6-1 172 92 at PioneerLew-Port.................... 4-2 4-3 153 177 at AldenAlbion......................... 3-3 3-4 100 175 vs DunkirkMaryvale.................... 2-4 2-5 141 200 vs East AuroraNewfane.................... 1-5 1-6 104 194 at SpringvilleTonawanda................ 0-6 0-7 58 234 vs Akron

B Central Div All PF PA NextDepew........................ 6-0 7-0 195 81 vs LackawannaBurgard...................... 5-1 5-2 188 81 vs EdenEast............................ 4-2 5-2 137 107 vs South ParkCheektowaga............. 3-3 4-3 176 121 vs JFKSouth Park................. 2-4 2-5 107 185 ve EastJFK............................ 1-5 1-6 64 203 at CheektowagaAkron......................... 0-6 0-7 66 171 at Tonawanda

B South Div All PF PA NextPioneer...................... 5-1 6-1 219 45 vs MedinaLackawanna.............. 5-1 6-1 187 67 at DepewEden......................... 5-1 6-1 175 83 at BurgardDunkirk....................... 3-3 3-4 119 170 at AlbionEast Aurora................ 2-4 2-5 136 202 at MaryvaleOlean......................... 1-5 1-6 91 201 vs Cass ValleySpringville.................. 0-6 0-7 21 199 vs Newfane

C North Div All PF PA NextGrover Cleveland......... 4-0 7-0 198 98 vs Alley-LimeWilson......................... 3-1 4-3 113 135 vs SalamancaCleveland Hill.............. 2-2 5-2 198 59 at FredoniaGowanda..................... 1-3 1-6 75 211 at SouthwesternRoy-Hart...................... 0-4 1-6 99 173 vs Falconer

C South Div All PF PA NextSouthwestern.............. 5-0 7-0 276 59 vs GowandaFredonia...................... 4-1 6-1 244 82 vs Cleve HillSalamanca.................. 3-2 4-3 113 143 at WilsonAllegany-Limestone..... 1-4 2-5 116 193 at Grover CleveFalconer....................... 1-4 1-6 80 245 at Roy-HartCassadaga Valley........ 1-4 3-4 140 212 at Olean

2010 League Standings

Photo by Mark Adair

St. Joe’s LB Brandon Robinson (24) tacklesCardinal O’Hara QB Anthony DiFrancesco in theMarauders’ 43-26 win last weekend.


Player (Team) Att YardsKenny (Chaut Lake) 144 1,471Robinson (Starpoint) 184 1,332Davis (OʼHara) 97 1,238Bomasuto (Dunkirk) 155 1,109Timmis (Canisius) 95 1,025Polk (Lockport) 166 953Mistretta (Southwestern) 104 950Anderson (Orchard Park) 144 943ZWilliams (Silver Creek) 72 931Haas (Salamanca) 135 861Benedict (Nichols) 158 852Lynch (St. Francis) 120 830Clay (Maryvale) 142 817Asquith (Pioneer) 110 815Fuentes (Olean) 152 813Burke (St. Maryʼs) 85 801Oden (East High) 117 784Johnson (Medina) 79 779Peel (Alden) 94 737Evanetski (Wmsv East) 95 732Bailey (Kenmore West) 101 728Gelz (Clarence) 111 711Spencer (Cleve Hill) 85 708Fisher (Ellicottville) 124 696Seefeldt (Newfane) 72 677Eman (Canisius) 49 669Smith (Lackawanna) 86 661Gilman (Lake Shore) 114 649Colvin (Amherst) 117 637Radke (Lancaster) 79 635Kloc (Iroquois) 104 632

2010 Section 6 Leader Board

Player (Team) TDKenny (Chaut Lake)................. 24ZWilliams (Silver Creek).......... 18Davis (OʼHara)..........................17Bailey (Kenmore West)............ 14Anderson (Orchard Park)......... 14Robinson (Starpoint)................ 14Hall (St. Joeʼs).......................... 13Mistretta (Southwestern).......... 13

Five Tied with 12.

Player (Team) Rec YardsHall (St. Joeʼs)....................... 44 599Kellner (Grand Island)........... 43 692OʼConnell (Wmsv South)....... 37 538Stasiak (Wmsv South)........... 34 625Wistner (Wmsv East).............30 481Johnson (Orchard Park)........ 29 399Greer (St. Joeʼs).................... 24 407Fitzhenry (Clarence).............. 22 394Hicks (Orchard Park)............. 22 272Krecisz (Grand Island)...........22 250Russell (Canisius)..................20 434Walch (Wilson).......................20 387Joksimovic (WSen East)....... 20 331CNettles (South Park)............20 330Mullen (Maryvale).................. 20 227Reimers (Wilson)................... 19 330TBuckley (Fredonia).............. 18 435Daley (Lackawanna)..............18 301Bailey (Alden)........................ 18 283Lutz (Hamburg)......................18 216Oden (East High)...................18 160Pytlak (Hamburg)...................18 141Briggs (St. Joeʼs)................... 17 351Pilger (Portville)..................... 17 293Wesolowski (Iroquois)............17 230Cheatom (Lackawanna).........17 213Emmanuele (Depew).............16 202Austin (Southwestern)........... 15 310Nesbitt (Albion)...................... 15 217Larson (Panama)...................15 206Borden (Amherst).................. 15 193Snyder (Albion)......................15 101

RUSHING

RECEIVING

TOUCHDOWNSTOUCHDOWN PASSESPlayer (Team) TDLicata (Wmsv South)................26Stoldt (Alden)........................... 16Dzielski (Grand Island)............ 16Kelly (St. Joeʼs)....................... 14Parrott (Wilson)........................ 12Rauh (Southwestern)............... 11Eman (Canisius)...................... 11Witkowski (Orchard Park)........ 10

8 Players Tied with 9.

PASSING YARDSPlayer (Team) YardsLicata ( Wmsv South)..........1,781Dzielski (Grand Island)........ 1,611Kelly (St. Joeʼs)................... 1,553Parrott (Wilson)................... 1,382Lauricella (Clarence)........... 1,183Smith (Fredonia)..................1,070Eman (Canisius).................... 935

Player (Team) INTSwan (Southwestern)................ 6Wagner (Wmsv East)................ 6Mohan (Clarence)...................... 4Nwachukwu (Lockport)............. 4King (Alden).............................. 4Hersey (Kenmore West)........... 4

INTERCEPTIONS

Player (Team) FRZBuckley (Fredonia)..................... 5Artis (Amherst).............................. 5Vanoy (East High)......................... 4BDechent (Lackawanna)............... 4Yehl (Portville)............................... 4Vial (Sweet Home)........................ 4Green (Sweet Home).................... 4

FUMBLE RECOVERIESFIELD GOALSPlayer (Team) FG (Lg) Few (Lockport)............................. 7 (47)Quinn (JFK)................................. 5 (32)Debbins (Lancaster).................... 4 (32)Tyra (Jamestown)........................ 3 (30)Montana (St. Joeʼs)...................... 3 (45)

Photo by Mark Adair

Burgard’s Victor Peoples (3) tackles Cheektowaga RB Donte Perry inBurgard’s 40-20 win last weekend.

WEEK 1Friday, September 3rdAmherst 25, West Seneca East 6Niagara Falls 9, Riverside 2Kenmore West 30, North Tonawanda 22Hamburg 24, Lafayette 16Cheektowaga 36, South Park 8Cleveland Hill 42, Maryvale 12Bradford (Pa.) 47, Olean 0Frontier 13, Jamestown 0Orchard Park 27, Lancaster 10Williamsville South 50, Lake Shore 14Alden 41, Tonawanda 0Burgard 36, Akron 0Depew 25, East 6Lackawanna 44, East Aurora 20Pioneer 35, Springville 0Gowanda 35, Roy-Hart 12Grover Cleveland 40, Wilson 18Aquinas 48, St. Joeʼs 21Southwestern 41, Falconer 13Catt-Little Valley 48, Forestville 8Portville 41, Franklinville 8Frewsburg 52, Ellicottville 6Randolph 42, Pine Valley 14Westfield 13, Panama 12Chautauqua Lake 57, Brocton 0Silver Creek 33, Maple Grove 7Clarence 37, Iroquois 12St. Francis 23, Union Endicott 17Central Catholic (OH) 56, Timon 6

Saturday, September 4thAllegany-Limestone 30, Cass Valley 26Sherman 26, Clymer 20 (ot)Wmsville North 34, Hutch Tech 16Bennett 14, W. Seneca West 7Sweet Home 34, Kenmore East 7Grand Island 31, Niagara-Wheatfield 0Williamsville East 20, McKinley 16Albion 29, Newfane 0Eden 28, Dunkirk 6Lockport 33, Starpoint 20Nichols 8, JFK 7Canisius 40, Cardinal OʼHara 7Fredonia 33, Salamanca 0Medina 22, Lew-Port 12

WEEK 2Friday, September 10thFrontier 21, West Seneca West 7Jamestown 12, Lancaster 0Iroquois 21, Lake Shore 20Lafayette 24, West Seneca East 14Albion 21, Maryvale 7Alden 25, Medina 8Newfane 17, Tonawanda 14Cheektowaga 36, JFK 14Depew 12, Burgard 6South Park 18, Akron 8Lackawanna 12, Springville 0Dunkirk 33, Olean 26Wilson 13, Gowanda 0Southwestern 48, Salamanca 0Falconer 26, All.-Limestone 22Pine Valley 39, Franklinville 0Randolph 28, Cattaraugus/LV 7Portville 26, Frewsburg 7Silver Creek 48, Chautauqua Lake 6Westfield 42, Clymer 12Grover Cleveland 22, Nichols 14Pioneer 38, Hutch-Tech 7St. Mary's 34, Lew-Port 7Timon-St. Jude 32, V-Batavia 13

Saturday, September 11thLockport 21, N. Tonawanda 20 (OT)Niagara Falls 22, Kenmore West 7Riverside 22, Wmsv. North 18Clarence 37, Orchard Park 28Starpoint 19, Nia.-Wheatfield 17Sweet Home 54, Wmsv. East 0McKinley 40, Kenmore East 16Amherst 34, Hamburg 29Eden 30, East Aurora 16Cleveland Hill 42, Roy-Hart 6Fredonia 55, Cass. Valley 16Ellicottvile 22, Forestville 6Maple Grove 26, Panama 0Canisius 41, St. John Baptist 7Cardinal O'Hara 40, Xavier (NYC) 19East 14, Bennett 12 (2OT)Holy Trinity (L.I.) 21, St. Francis 19Msgr. Farrell (NYC) 21, St. Joe's 20Wmsv. South 34, Grand Island 13

WEEK 3Thursday, September 16thWilliamsville South 45, Amherst 8Wmsv North 14, Wmsv East 10

Friday, September 17thNorth Tonawanda 34, Niagara Falls 26Clarence 35, Lancaster 13Jamestown 41, Bennett 0Orchard Park 43, West Seneca West 8McKinley 36, Grand Island 29Iroquois 8, Lafayette 6Lake Shore 28, West Seneca East 21Alden 56, Lew-Port 7Medina 36, Tonawanda 0Depew 34, Akron 6Dunkirk 32, Springville 7Lackawanna 37, Olean 8Pioneer 20, Eden 0Catt-Little Valley 34, Ellicottville 24Frewsburg 46, Franklinville 6Randolph 57, Forestville 0Chautauqua Lake 34, Panama 12Canisius 54, Bishop Timon-St. Jude 7Cardinal O'Hara 51, Nichols 12Cheektowaga 32, Albion 7Cassadaga Valley 32, Wilson 27Frontier 28, Hamburg 0Fredonia 33, Gowanda 0Grover Cleveland 34, Allegany-Limestone 0Salamanca 30, Roy-Hart 20Southwestern 42, East Aurora 14

Saturday, September 18thKenmore West 14, Lockport 13Riverside 42, Hutch-Tech 0Kenmore East 13, Niagara-Wheatfield 7Sweet Home 28, Starpoint 13Maryvale 35, Newfane 13Burgard 28, South Park 6East 38, JFK 8Portville 19, Pine Valley 0Silver Creek 58, Clymer 6Westfield 13, Sherman 0V-Aquinas 26, St. Francis 11Cleveland Hill 44, Falconer 0St. Joe's 44, V-Bishop Kearney 0St. Mary's 21, V-Batavia 14

WEEK 4Friday, September 24thNorth Tonawanda 20, Riverside 13Lancaster 45, West Seneca West 0Orchard Park 30, Frontier 6McKinley 24, Niag-Wheatfield 19Williamsville South 42, Hamburg 7Iroquois 38, W.S. East 17Lew-Port 33, Maryvale 14Alden 31, Newfane 13Albion 38, Tonawanda 15East 14, Cheektowaga 8East Aurora 30, Springville 0Lackawanna 28, Dunkirk 7Wilson 14, Roy-Hart 0Southwestern 38, Alley-Lime 0Fredonia 45, Falconer 0Portville 22, Cattaraugus/LV 7Randolph 55, Franklinville 0Pine Valley 32, Ellicottville 0Frewsburg 41, Forestville 0Maple Grove 39, Clymer 0Chautauqua Lake 36, Westfield 0Nichols 40, Niagara Catholic 0Eden 48, Gowanda 6Medina 18, Akron 6Clarence 42, Bennett 6Kenmore West 54, Williamsville North 22Lockport 42, Hutch-Tech 0Grand Island 28, Starpoint 21Wmsv. East 27, Kenmore East 13Amherst 26, Lafayette 0Burgard 26, JFK 3Depew 46, South Park 15Pioneer 28, Olean 7Grover Cleveland 20, Cleveland Hill 16Salamanca 21, Cassadaga Valley 6Sherman 39, Panama 36 (2OT)Cardinal O'Hara 27, Timon-St. Jude 14St. Francis 49, St. Joe's 21Canisius 30, Cathedral Prep (Pa.) 20Jamestown 24, Niagara Falls 0St. Mary's 40, V-Kearney 14Sweet Home 26, Lake Shore 0

WEEK 5 Kenmore West 35, Hutch-Tech 6Lockport 24, Niagara Falls 0Jamestown 36, West Seneca West 0Lancaster 28, Bennett 12Lafayette 20, Lake Shore 14Williamsville South 33, Iroquois 31Lew-Port 27, Albion 14Maryvale 34, Tonawanda 22Medina 24, Newfane 17Depew 26, Cheektowaga 20 (OT)Dunkirk 23, East Aurora 21Lackawanna 26, Pioneer 18Wilson 14, Cleveland Hill 8Fredonia 33, Allegany-Limestone 27 (OT)Salamanca 41, Falconer 6Southwestern 39, Cassadaga Valley 12Cattaraugus/Little Valley 28, Franklinville 6Frewsburg 27, Pine Valley 21Portville 41, Forestville 8Randolph 48, Ellicottville 0Maple Grove 14, Chautauqua Lake 6Silver Creek 36, Sherman 0Alden 34, Springville 0Bishop Timon-St. Jude 28, South Park 14Orchard Park 33, Riverside 21

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WEEK 5 (Continued) Wmsv. North 46, North Tonawanda 25Clarence 41, Frontier 8Starpoint 41, Kenmore East 16Sweet Home 41, McKinley 32Williamsville East 38, Grand Island 37West Seneca East 7, Hamburg 3Burgard 36, East 14JFK 23, Akron 22Eden 21, Olean 14 (OT)Grover Cleveland 42, Gowanda 12Clymer 21, Panama 0Cardinal O'Hara 27, St. Mary's 7St. Joe's 50, Canisius 26Amherst 31, Niagara-Wheatfield 7Roy-Hart 36, Niagara Catholic 0Cardinal Mooney (Ohio) 42, St. Francis 0

WEEK 6Thursday, October 7th Cardinal OʼHara 42, Niagara Catholic 16

Friday, October 8th North Tonawanda 71, Hutch-Tech 6Riverside 23, Lockport 17 (OT)Clarence 42, Jamestown 6Frontier 16, Lancaster 13McKinley 34, Starpoint 14Amherst 28, Iroquois 27 (2OT)Lake Shore 28, Hamburg 27Williamsville South 29, Lafayette 12Alden 27, Albion 0Lew-Port 33, Tonawanda 7Medina 20, Maryvale 18Cheektowaga 24, Akron 12East Aurora 28, Olean 8Eden 28, Springville 7Pioneer 35, Dunkirk 6Grover Cleveland 30, Roy-Hart 6Salamanca 14, Allegany-Limestone 8Southwestern 27, Fredonia 20Pine Valley 8, Cattaraugus/Little Valley 7Forestville 20, Franklinville 6Randolph 47, Frewsburg 13Portville 29, Ellicottville 0Silver Creek 45, Westfield 0St. Francis 35, Bishop Timon-St. Jude 12Lackawanna 26, Burgard 16West Seneca East 29, West Seneca West 23

Saturday, October 9th Williamsville North 34, Niagara Falls 14Orchard Park 55, Bennett 6Sweet Home 34, Grand Island 6Williamsville East 34, Niagara-Wheatfield 8Depew 33, JFK 9East 39, South Park 6Cleveland Hill 34, Gowanda 0Cassadaga Valley 36, Falconer 21Chautauqua Lake 48, Clymer 20Maple Grove 28, Sherman 0St. Mary's/Lanc. 34, Nichols 20V-Aquinas 40, Canisius 16Cleveland Heights 61, St. Joe's 37Kenmore West 40, Kenmore East 12Wilson 27, Newfane 14

WEEK 7Friday, October 15th North Tonawanda at Tonawanda, 6:00Niagara Falls @ Hutch-Tech (All High), 7:00Clarence at West Seneca West, 7:00Orchard Park at Jamestown, 7:00Amherst at Lake Shore, 7:00Hamburg at Iroquois 7:00Wmsville South at West Seneca East, 7:00Alden at Maryvale, 7:00JFK @ South Park (Riverside), 7:00Albion at Medina, 7:30East at Akron, 7:30Pioneer at East Aurora, 7:30Eden at Lackawanna, 7:30Ellicottville at Franklinville, 7:30Forestville at Pine Valley, 7:30Cattaraugus-Little Valley at Frewsburg, 7:30Randolph at Portville, 7:30Panama at Silver Creek, 7:30Clymer at Brocton, 7:30Westfield at Maple Grove, 7:30Sherman at Chautauqua Lake, 7:30Allegany-Limestone at Gowanda, 7:30Cleveland Hill at Salamanca, 7:30Depew at Lancaster, 7:30Dunkirk at Fredonia, 7:30Wilson at Southwestern, 7:30

Saturday, October 16th Grover vs. Lafayette @ All High, 10 a.m.Bishop Timon @ Nichols, 1:00Roy-Hart at Cassadaga Valley, 1:30Riverside at Kenmore West, 2:00Williamsville North at Lockport, 2:00Frontier @ Bennett (All High), 2:00Grand Island at Kenmore East, 2:00Niagara-Wheatfield at Sweet Home, 2:00Starpoint at Williamsville East, 2:00Lew-Port at Newfane, 2:00Cheektowaga @ Burgard (Riverside), 2:00Falconer at Niagara Catholic, 2:00McKinley at St. Mary's, 2:00Bishop Kearney (5) @ Canisius, 2:00St. Joeʼs @ Cardinal OʼHara, 2:00Springville at Olean, 6:30St. Francis @ St. Ignatius (OH), 7:00

WEEK 8FRIDAY OCTOBER 22ndSection VI Playoffs TBASt. Joeʼs @ Stuebenville (OH), 7:00St. Maryʼs @ Bishop Timon, 7:00

Saturday, October 23rdSection VI Playoffs TBACanisius @ Walsh Jesuit (OH), 2:00St. Francis @ Cardinal OʼHara, 2:00Nichols @ Niagara Catholic, 2:00

WEEK 9Friday, October 29thSection VI Semifinals TBASt. Joeʼs @ Bishop Timon, 7:00Cardinal OʼHara @ Stubenville (OH), 7:00

Saturday, October 30thSection VI Semifinals TBA

St. Francis @ Canisius, 2:00

WEEK 10Friday, November 6th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Playoffs, TBASection VI Championships, TBA

Saturday, November 7th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Playoffs, TBASection VI Championships, TBA

WEEK 11Thursday, November 12th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Championships, TBA

Friday, November 13thNYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA

Saturday, November 14thNYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA

WEEK 12Friday, November 20thNYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA

Saturday, November 21stNYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA

WEEK 13Friday, November 27th @ Carrier DomeNYS Championships, TBA

Saturday, November 28th @ Carrier DomeNYS Championships, TBA

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S 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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Are You Game?


It was Rivalry Week in Western New York last week.Itʼs become a decent tradition in WNY football... T-NT

Night starts the weekend with an early game. Lancasterand Depew renew a rivalry that stretches almost 90years. Fredonia has battledDunkirk for over 100 years.

Some years, Canisius andSt. Joeʼs play on the sameweekend but that game fellearlier this season.

This year, one of Buffaloʼslongest-running rivalries mayhave quietly come to an end.

Grover Cleveland wasopened on the site of the for-mer “Normal School andTeacherʼs College” in 1931.

The following season,Grover played Lafayette in thefinal game of the season.

Lafayette, which hasplayed football since 1904,has won more Harvard Cupchampionships than any otherBuffalo school. The last Cupthe Violets claimed, however,was in the 1930s.

When Buffaloʼs schoolswere neighborhood opera-tions, the game pitted Italiansfrom the Upper West Sideagainst Italians from theLower West Side.

At that time, the hooplasurrounding the rivalry was huge, according to longtimeGrover coach Art Serotte. Serotte now does color com-mentary for WJJLʼs radio broadcasts of the Harvard Cupteams.

“I love doing radio,” Serotte said. “Iʼm undefeatedsince 1992. I got all the right answers up there.”

Serotte, who played for Bennett in the 1950s, tookover as Grover Cleveland coach in 1964. The Presidentswere in the midst of a 0-22-5 stretch.

“I took over and we lost all six games,” Serotte said. “Ithink we scored three touchdowns all year.”

Serotte began to win in the late 1960s and finally beat

Lafayette in 1970.“It was a great rivalry,” Serotte said. “The schools were

made up of kids from Italian-American neighborhoodsthat bordered on each other. That stadium was packed,absolutely packed, and the fans used to get on you. Itreally was for neighborhood pride. It was the biggestgame of the year and you threw the records away.”

In recent years, the winning team has been awardedthe Mineo & Sapio Cup. Grover holds a 7-2 advantageover Lafayette.

When the City School District began the magnetschool program, the populations of the schoolʼs began tochange. Instead of neighborhood operations, the schools

were full of kids who camefrom all parts of the city.

“The magnet program tookaway a lot of the good rival-ries,” Serotte said. “The feel-ings about the rivalrieschanged. It wasnʼt the rivalryit used to be.”

And now, Lafayette will beclosed after this school year.The school will be rehabbedand re-opened but whether itwill be called Lafayette, noone knows.

“I want to be positive aboutit,” Serotte said. “I love thefact that they are re-buildingthe schools. City Honors andBennett are beautiful. ButLafayette has a lot of tradition.”

So much tradition, in fact,that the original Harvard Cupstill sits in the schoolʼs trophycase. The Violets retired itafter they won championshipsin 1906, 1907 and 1908.

Which is why losing theLafayette football program isso heart-wrenching for old-time Harvard Cup people.

Serotte was disheartened when he heard that theHarvard Cup teams were disbanding the ancient leagueand joining the Section 6 Federation.

“It was very traumatic for me in the beginning,” Serottesaid. “Iʼve been involved in Harvard Cup football since myolder brother played in the 1949 game.”

But, even the old-school coach has come to see thatthe move was good.

“When I saw the first game with the crowds comingin,” Serotte said, “I got taken in by the moment. Once Isaw what our kids could do, I knew it was the right thing.Change is hard to take but it has to happen.”

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End of a Rivalry?

By Mark Adair

Photo by Mark Adair

Art Serotte now does the color commentaryfor Harvard Cup games on WJJL Radio.

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