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September 10, 2013 Issue No. 86 57 Pages
W E E K L Y
S E C T I O N 6
Junior linemanhas already beenoffered by UB
Bennett GetsBig PlaysFrom Lofton
Jake FuzakLeads Billies toComeback Win
OP’s LeavellLeading SJFDefense
State RecordsTeam ReportsNYS RankingsSchedules
Sideline ChatterExtra PointSection 6 Standings
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8 White Stars at Ken West
Kenmore West lost to Williamsville South
24-21 last week when the Billies kicked a
27-yard field goal as time expired. If the
Blue Devils are going to compete for the
AA North title, they will be relying on
senior WR Trent White.
9 Mosely Shines at J-town
Jamestown fell behind 21-14 in the 4th
quarter but rallied for a 35-28 win over
Sweet Home in the season opener. If the
Red Raiders are going to repeat as class
AA champions this fall, they will need a
big year from senior DE Kevin Mosely.
10 Starpoint in a title Chase
Starpoint led Kenmore East 20-6 at the
half but had to go to OT to win 26-20 in
the season opener. If the Spartans are
going to contend for the A North title
this season, they will need a big year
from senior Mike Chase.
15 Robinson Leads the Creek
ContentsSEPTEMBER 10, 2014
4 ... WNY Notebook
5 ... Players of the Week
7 ... League Look-Ins
13 ... 2010 Notebook
16 ... Team Reports
40 ... Standings
41 ... Leader Board
42 ... Around The State
44 ... Campus News
47 ... Extra Point
Silver Creek opened the season with a
28-0 win over Allegany-Limestone. If
Silver Creek is going to contend for the
C North title, they will need a big year
from senior captain Dylan Robinson.
Curt Fischer Honored for Big WinMaple Grove-Chautauqua Lake Curt Fischer was
named the Buffalo Bills/National Guard Coach of theWeek after his Thunder Dragons beat Randolph 24-12in the season opener.
Randolph had entered the game with a 23-gamewinning streak and was the two-time defending NewYork State Class D champions.
“We really looked at it as a great challenge to openthe season with Randolph,” Fischer said. “They werethe champs and had a winning streak like that. It wasa tremendous challenge.”
Randolph hadbeaten MGCLakethe last 2 years at‘The Ralph’ in theClass D champi-onship game.
But when NYSre-worked theirenrollment num-bers for the 2014season, theThunder Dragonswere moved up toClass C.
“It meant thatwe would be play-ing some differentschools this year,”Fischer said. “Itwas a new start.Sometimeschange gets yougoing again.”
But, whileMGCLake andRandolph wereno longer Divisional rivals, the importance of the gamedid not change.
“Being moved up to Class C didn’t change any-thing,” Fischer said. “It was still a huge game. BeatingRandolph means so much to our kids. Neither teamwants to lose that game.”
At first, it was not clear tha MGCLake would evenget a chance to play Randolph.
“That’s just how the schedule came out,” Fischersaid. “Actually, I think it’s an unwritten rule that weneed to play every year. It’s a good game for the area.We’ve each made each other’s programs strongerover the years.”
The Thunder Dragons led just 8-6 at the half.“We moved the ball early and the defense played
well,” Fischer said. Dustin Graziano and Jed Micek tackled Randolph
QB Bryce Morrison in the end zone for a safety and a2-0 lead.
When the Dragons got the ball back, they drove 65yards for a TD. AJ Hulton capped the drive when hepunched into the end zone from 1 yard out.
Randolph pulled within 8-6 when the Cardinalsintercepted a screen pass and returned it 39 yards fora TD.
Shortly after that, the game was suspended due tolightning.
“I was worried,”Fischer said. “Wehad kids thatwere super high.They had confi-dence but thenwe had to call thegame. But thekids came backthe next day andplayed well.”
MGCLakescored twice inthe third quarterto take a com-manding 24-6lead.
“We startedrunning the balland getting to theedge,” Fischersaid. “The lineand the backsstarted blockingextremely well.”
Ryan Miller powered the MGCLake offense as herushed 26 times for 206 yards and a TD. He alsoadded 111 yards in returns.
Fischer has coached at Maple Grove for 22 years.Since he took the head job in 1993, his teams havewon two NYS titles and 7 Section 6 titles.
He played high school football at Falconer underlegendary coach Bill Race. Race later hired Fischer asa coach on his football staff.
“Played for him and coached under him,” Fischersaid. “Coach Race was a huge mentor in my life.”
Fischer works full time at Cummins Engines inLakewood. He also coaches basketball and girls soft-ball at maple Grove and has coached baseball in thepast.
Buffalo Bills & NY National Guard Coach of the Week
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Maple Grove-Chautauqua Lake coach Curt Fischer was named th Coachof the Week by the Buffalo Bills and the National Guard after his teambeat Randolph 24-12 last weekend.
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Bennett used a number of big plays to race pastWilliamsville East 54-6 in the season-opening game.
“I knew we had some kids that had big play ability but Ididn't know we had that many,” coach Steve McDuffie said.“We probably have 10 to 15 kids that have big-play ability.”
McDuffie’s Tigers simply flattened their opponent, whohappens to be coached by his brother, Chris.
“I feel terrible about beating my own brother like that,”McDuffie said. “I gave my brother a hug and kiss after thegame. I love my brother and I didn’t want to embarrass his
team. But we wereable to play our 2ndand 3rd team for thewhole 4th quarter.”
Bennett led 24-0at the half when thegame was sus-pended due to light-ning. The teamshad to return thefollowing night tofinish the game.
“I was worriedabout that,”McDuffie said. “Mybrother is a goodcoach and he had alot of time to makeadjustments. I hadto go home andwatch film.”
Bennett scored20 points in the thirdquarter to take acommanding lead.
“It was a competitive game until late in the third quarter,”McDuffie said. “We started to get big plays.”
One player who will play a big role for Bennett this sea-son is Bennett senior Alexander Lofton.
“He is so special because is a game-breaker in everyphase of the game,” McDuffie said. “On offense, defense andspecial teams, he can score every time he has the ball.”
Lofton caught 4 passes for 69 yards in the win overWilliamsville East.
“He had two kickoff returns for 80 yards each,” McDuffiesaid, “and both of them were called back by penalty.”
Lofton, who has an academic average of 90, was nameda team captain.
“He has enough credits to graduate right now,” McDuffiesaid. “He is one of five seniors on the team and he is agreat leader and a great student-athlete.”
Lofton also starts for the Bennett basketball team.“He mentors the Little Loop players in the summer,”
McDuffie said. “He’s a role model on the team, in schooland in the community.”
Bennett wins big withLofton’s Big Plays
Bennett senior Alexander Lofton.
Photo by Mark Adair
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By Mark AdairWilliamsville South overcame an early 14-point deficit and a
suspension of play to come back and beat Kenmore West 24-21
last weekend.
“We over came some adversity,” Williamsville South coach
Kraig Kurzanski said. “We didn’t play well early but we fought
hard over both nights and were
able to catch them in the end.”
Ben Neuss kicked a 32-yard
FG as time expired for the win-
ning points.
“I was confident when we
sent him in there,” Kurzanski
said. “He’s a good kicker.”
The Billies trailed 21-7 with
4:51 left in the first quarter.
“I thought our kids were a
little tight,” Kurzanski said.
“We made some mistakes early
on and Kenmore West took full
advantage of them.”
South began to settle in dur-
ing the second quarter. The
Billies scored with 5 minutes
left in the first half to pull with-
in 21-14.
With 2:15 left in the second
quarter, the game was halted as
lightning began to flash.
“We were just starting to
roll,” Kurzanski said. “We got
everyone to the locker room to
wait for the 30 minutes so we
could start playing again. But,
after a little while, it was obvi-
ous it was going to be a lot
longer than 30 minutes so the
officials called it off.”
At first, Kurzanski was dis-
mayed that the game had been
halted - just as his team had began to get on a roll.
“But, there wasn’t anything we could do about it,” he said.
“Normally we make some adjustments at halftime but this time
we had a 22-hour halftime to make adjustments. We went home
and watched some film of the game. It’s not very often we get a
chance to watch film at halftime.”
First, however, Kurzanski had his team’s trainer talk with his
players.
“We had them stretching in the gym,” he said. “The trainer
talked with them about getting enough sleep, about what the
could eat on Saturday morning, about proper hydration. It was
really hot Friday night and we were worried about kids getting
dehydrated and cramping up the next day.”
Kurzanski also wondered about his players losing focus but it
turned out that he didn’t have to worry.
“They came back excited and ready to play,” he said. “It was
a hard-hitting game and the energy level was just as high on
Saturday as it was on Friday. It was for both teams. Ultimately,
our kids were ready to play and did really well.”
Kurzanski also said that the referees in Western New York
should come in for some kudos.
“The officials should get a lot of credit,” he said. “Some of
those guys ended up having to work three games on Saturday.
The only reason we got all the
games in was because they were
willing to help out with the situ-
ation. All the refs should get a
ton of credit.”
If Williamsville South is
going to contend for the Class A
championship this fall, they will
need a big season from lunior
lineman Jake Fuzak.
“Jake never played JV foot-
ball,” Kurzanski said. “He went
right from modified to the varsi-
ty. He’s the first freshman ever
to play for me. We thought he
was good enough to play.”
Kurzanski did talk with
Fuzak’s aprents before officially
placing him on the varsity roster.
“We communicated with the
parents what our goals were for
Jake,” Kurzanski said. “He was
14 years old, playing against 18
year old kids. I was more wor-
ried about the social aspect of it
rather than the physical aspect.
Whenever you bring a kid up
like that, he’s not with his own
friends. We didn’t want him to
have a miserable experience.”
Fuzak (6-5, 278) started at
linebacker as a freshman.
“He started out a linebacker,”
Kurzanski said, “but he kept
growing so now he’s on our lines.”
Fuzak, who also plays hockey for Williamsville South, is
more athletic than most kids his size.
“He runs a 40-yard dash in under 5 seconds,” Kurzanski said,
“which is fantastic for a high school kid his size. He also went
to U.S. Football National Development Game and was one of 90
kids in the nation to play in that game and he had three sacks.”
The University at Buffalo has already offered Fuzak a foot-
ball scholarship.
“He’ll have more coming,” Kurzanski said. “He’s an excel-
lent student. He has a 93 academic average so he won’t have
any problems there.”
Fuzak was also named a team captain before the season.
“He’s very outgoing and he’s mature beyond his years,”
Kuzanski said. “He cares about others more than himself. He is
a great football player and a great leader. The first time you
meet him, you are impressed.”
Fuzak Leads Billies in Class A
Williamsville South junior Jake Fuzak has started forthe Billies since he was a freshman. Fuzak hasalready been offered a scholarship by the UB Bulls.
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Photo by Mark Adair
AANiagara Fallsopened the seasonwith a 26-0 win overNiagara Wheatfield...Shaolin McCray ledthe ground game ashe rushed 13 times
for 114 yards and a TD... McCraygave the Wolverines a 13-0 lead inthe third quarter with a 4-yardscoring run...
Div AllNiagara Falls………....... 1-0 1-0Williamsville North.…...... 0-0 1-0Kenmore West…............ 0-0 0-1Lockport…………........... 0-0 0-1Niagara Wheatfield......... 0-1 0-1
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N O T E B O O K
AA At A Glance
Kenmore West lost to Williamsville
South 24-21 last week when the Billies
kicked a 27-yard field goal as time
expired.
“It was a great game,” Kenmore West
coach Rich Harris
said. “Either team
could have won.”
The game was
played over two
days. With
Kenmore West
leading 21-14 and
just over 2 minutes
to play in the first
half, the game was
halted due to light-
ning.
“You could see
it off in the dis-
tance,” Harris said.
“We needed to get
the fans, cheerlead-
ers and players off
the field and inside.
They called it off
about 9:15.”
Harris said that
despite the “split”
game, his players did not seemed affected.
“The kids came in the morning and we
had a quick film session,” he said. “When
we got back to the field, we did play better.
Unfortunately, we didn’t score any points.”
Harris said the unusual circumstances
were difficult to deal with.
“It was like playing 2 games, especial-
ly if you were traveling like we were,” he
said.
The Blue Devils have a very young
roster this season.
“We graduated
our whole offensive
line,” he said, “We
are very young and
that led to us mak-
ing mistakes and not
finishing drives.”
If the Blue
Devils are going to
compete for the AA
North title, they will
be relying on senior
WR Trent White.
“He played some
as a freshman,”
Harris said. “We
were thin at the skill
positions that year.
He started for us as
a sophomore.”
White (6-3, 190)
also starts at CB.
“He’s big and
he’s fast,” harris
said. “He threw a sweep pass for a TD on
the first play of the game. He also caught
a fade pass for another touchdown.”
White is a team captain.
“I need him to pull the team together
right now,” Harris said. “He’s a quiet kid
and leads by example.”
White Stars for Ken West
Photo by Tim Frank
Kenmore West senior Trent White.
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Div AllOrchard Park.................. 1-0 1-0Clarence......................... 1-0 1-0Jamestown..................... 0-0 1-0Lancaster........................ 0-0 1-0Frontier........................... 0-1 0-1West Seneca West......... 0-1 0-1
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At A Glance
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After jumping out to a 14-0 lead,
Jamestown fell behind 21-14 in the 4th
quarter but rallied for a 35-28 win over
Sweet Home in the season opener.
“We lost our rhythm offensively,”
coach Tom
Langworthy said.
“We got in a little
rut and turned the
ball over.”
Sweet Home
took the lead when
Jamestown lost a
fumble in the end
zone, resulting in a
Panthers TD.
“Turnovers are a
huge part of the
game,” Langworthy
said. “We want to
make sure that we
protect the football.”
The Raiders
actually coughed
up 5 turnovers.
“The good news
is that we threw 5
TD passes,”
Langworthy said.
“We made a lot of mistakes yesterday.
Luckily, they were all correctable. This is
the first week and it’s not unusual to
make a ton of mistakes in the first game
of the season.
Langworthy was proud that the
Raiders gave Sweet Home its first home
loss since 2006.
“Playing against teams like Sweet
Home will pay dividends down the road,”
he said. “I’m pretty prioud that we could
go into Sweet Home and come out with a
win. Not many
teams do.”
If the Red
Raiders are going to
repeat as class AA
champions this fall,
they will need a big
year from senior
DE Kevin Mosely.
“He’s an intelli-
gent player and he
has a nose for the
ball,” Langworthy
said. “He’ll get to
the ball carrier and
make plays.”
Mosely started
the 2013 season at
LB before moving
to the DE spot.
“He was giving
our offensive line
fits in practice,”
Langworthy said.
“We moved him to defensive end and he
had a big game at The Ralph.”
Mosely led the team in tackles in 2013.
“We look for him to make plays
against the run and the pass,” Langworthy
said. “He can dip his shoulder and get the
the quarterback.”
Mosely Shines at Jamestown
Photo by Mark Adair
Jamestown senior Kevin Mosely
AAS O U T H
Friday, September 5thWest Seneca West @ Jamestown, 7:00Lancaster @ Frontier, 7:30
Saturday, September 6thClarence @ St. Joe’s, 1:00Orchard Park @ Kenmore West, 2:00
AAS O U T H
ANorth Tonawandascored once in eachquarter and beatRiverside 28-0... Itwas theLumberjacks firstshutout win in 3
years... The NT defense recorded6 QB sacks on the day, led byJake Gibson who had 3 QB sacksof his own...
Div AllNorth Tonawanda........... 1-0 1-0Starpoint...........…........... 1-0 1-0Williamsville South.…..... 0-0 1-0Sweet Home.….............. 0-0 0-1Grand Island................... 0-0 0-1Williamsville East.…....... 0-0 0-1Riverside......................... 0-1 0-1Kenmore East................ 0-1 0-1
N O T E B O O K
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AN O R T H At A Glance
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Starpoint led Kenmore East 20-6 at the
half but committed two turnovers that led
to a pair of TDs for the Bulldogs.
Kenmore East tied the game at 20-20 with
2:15 left in the game.
“We had a cou-
ple of chances to
put them away,”
coach AlCavagnaro
said, “and the
turnovers stopped
us and let them
back in the game.
Give Kenmore East
credit. They didn’t
give up.”
Starpoint won
26-20 in overtime.
After stopping
Kenmore East on 4
plays, Starpoint
took over. On the
second play from
scrimmage, Terry
Rutland raced 23
yards for a TD to
win the game.
“I thought we
were in good
shape,” Cavagnaro said. “We just stopped
ourselves. I was confident in the kids
when we went into overtime.”
If the Spartans are going to contend
for the A North title this season, they will
need a big year from senior Mike Chase.
“He’s not exactly hot huge,”
Cavagnaro said. “He’s 5-10 and 165
pounds soaking wet. But Mike is very
smart, very football saavy and strong.”
Chase is in his third season as a starter
at WR and CB.
“When we are
on defense, we
always put him on
the other teams best
receiver,”
Cavagnaro said.
“He watches so
much film that he
always knows
exactly what that
kid is going to do.”
In last week’s
win, Chase caught
3 passes for 55
yards, including a
37-yard TD pass.
Chase is a team
captain for the
Spartans.
“He is a hard
worker,” Cavagnaro
said. “For three
years now, he’s
been the first one in
the weight room and the last one out.”
Chase also has an academic average in
the mid-90s.
“He’s always positive and willing to
help out the younger kids,” Cavagnaro
said. “He never says anything bad about
anyone and is very positive kid.
Starpoint in a Title Chase
Photo by Mark Adair
Starpoint senior Mike Chase.Friday, September 12thStarpoint @ Williamsville South, 7:00Williamsville East @ North Tonawanda, 7:00Grand Island @ Riverside, 7:00
Saturday, September 13thKenmore East @ Sweet Home, 2:00
AMcKinley led EastHigh 10-0 when thegame was suspend-ed due to lightning.McKinley had to waituntil Monday nightto finish off a 30-0
win... Keyon Johnson completed13 of 23 passes for 135 yards and2 TDs. He also rushed 11 times for62 yards and another TD...
Div AllSouth Park..................... 1-0 1-0West Seneca East......... 1-0 1-0Hamburg................…..... 1-0 1-0McKinley…......................1-0 1-0Lake Shore..................... 0-1 0-1Hutch Tech..................... 0-1 0-1Iroquois..…..................... 0-1 0-1East High........................ 0-1 0-1
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AS O U T H At A Glance
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West Seneca East won a thriller over
Iroquois 12-7 last weekend. The Trojans
were leading 6-0 at the half when the
game was suspended by lightning.
“It was pretty strange to be leaving at
halftime,” coach
Jim Maurino said.
“That is something
that you can’t pre-
pare for. You never
expect it to happen
and it probably
won’t happen again
for a long time.”
Maurino said
that the lightning
storm did provide
an unusual oppor-
tunity.
“It was a chance
to watch some film
and game plan at
halftime,” he said.
Maurino also
worried that his
players would lose
their edge when
they returned the
following day.
“I thought the kids handled it pretty
well,” he said. “I thought both teams did.
It was an intense game on Friday night
and it carried over that way to Saturday.”
The Trojans earned a divisional win
when Iroquois’ last pass to the end zone
on the final play of the game was ruled
incomplete.
“It’s huge to get a division win,”
Maurino said. “To have a bunch of new
guys come together and go through that
and still come out with a win really helps
us out.”
If the Trojans
are going to con-
tend for the A
South Division title,
they will need a big
season from senior
Tyler Skretny.
“He’s tough,”
Maurino said, “and
he has an absolutely
crazy motor. He
just does not stop
playing hard.”
Skretny, a team
captain, will play
WR, RB, LB and
also serves as East’s
long snapper.
“He does not
come off the field
much,” Maurino
said. “He never
asks to come out.
He will go 100 percent on every play.”
In the win over Iroquois, Skretny
made 10 tackles and caused a fumble. He
is also an outstanding student.
“It helps to have your middle line-
backer be a top ten student,” Maurino said.
“He remembers everything out there.”
Skretny Leads Trojans
Photo by Mark Adair
West Seneca East senior Tyler Skretny.Friday, September 12thWest Seneca East @ Lake Shore, 6:30Hutch Tech @ Iroquois, 7:00McKinley @ Hamburg, 7:00
Saturday, September 13thEast High @ Williamsville North, 2:00South Park @ St. Francis, 7:00
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Lew-Port trailed 14-7after one quarter butexploded for 4 TDsin the second frameto take a 35-14 leadat the half in a 48-20win over Barker last
weekend... Qu’Ran Brewer ledthe rushing attack as he ran 16times for 163 yards and 2 TDs...
Div AllBurgard........................... 1-0 1-0Medina............................ 1-0 1-0Lew-Port......................... 1-0 1-0Bennett.....…................... 0-0 1-0Albion.............………...... 0-1 0-1Barker-RH....................... 0-1 0-1Newfane......................... 0-1 0-1
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Albion trailed 26-0 at the half and
staged a furious second-half rally but lost
to Burgard 26-20 last week.
“We made some mistakes in the first
half,” coach Gary Parisi said. “Burgard is
a very good foot-
ball team and they
capitalized on our
mistakes.”
After failing to
score in the first
two quarters, the
Purple Eagles
regrouped.
“We just made
some adjustments,”
Parisi said. “The
coaching staff did a
great job. We got
the kids to settle
down a little bit
and we just came
out and played.”
QB Kyle Smith
hit Trey Hart with
scoring passes of
31 and 26 yards to
pull Albion within
26-12 entering the
final quarter. Smith connected with Austin
Loyd on a 33-yard scoring toss. When he
tossed the 2-point PAT to Hart, the eagles
were back in the game, trailing by six
points.
On each of the scoring plays, the
Albion wide receiver was wide open.
“We saw something in the secondary
that we wanted to exploit,” Parisi said.
“and the kids did a great job of execut-
ing.”
If Albion is going to rebound from the
opening loss and
make the Class B
playoffs, they will
need a big year
from Hart, who
caught the first two
TD passes.
“He has very
good football
sense,” parisi said.
“He practices hard,
plays hard and stud-
ies the game.”
Hart (5-11, 170)
also starts at LB.
“He’s very
strong,” Parisi said.
“He only weighs
170 but it’s all mus-
cle.”
Hart, who has
started on the varsi-
ty since he was a
freshman, has also
started in CF for the Albion baseball team
since his freshman year.
“He is a great athlete,” parisi said.
“Not too many kids have played 4-years
of varsity in two sports. He’s very funny
and a happy kid. He goes through the day
with smile on his face.”
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Amherst beat East Aurora 15-7 last
week despite the fact that they did not
score an offensive TD.
Sophomore kicker Blake Haubeil
kicked 3 FGs, including a school-record
49-yarder to pro-
vide the bulk of the
scoring. The Tigers
score their lone TD
when Howard
Williams returned
an interception 21
yards for the score.
“Defense and
special teams was
the story of the
game,” coach Jason
Beckman said. “We
moved the ball but
we couldn’t finish
the drives. We had
2 touchdowns
called back on
penalties. We had a
couple of other dri-
ves that we ended
up not converting
on 3rd down.”
The Tigers
defense was solid as they forced 6
turnovers.
“To get 6 turnovers and keep them in
check most of the night, I thought we did
a great job,” Beckman said. “We put them
into situations where they had to throw
and then executed on defense.”
If Amherst is going to contend for the
B Central Division title this season, the
Tigers will be relying on senior Bryon
Fowler, a 3-year starter on the lines.
“We didn’t name season captains,”
Beckman said, “but
he was the game
captain based on his
off-season work
ethic and his leader-
ship.”
Fowler starts at
LT on offense and
can create havoc at
his DE spot.
“He had some
outstanding blocks
against East
Aurora,” Beckman
said. “He is so ath-
letic and he runs so
well that we
thought about mov-
ing him to tight
end.”
Fowler (6-4,
235) was second on
the Tigers with 62
tackles in 2013. He
also had 3 QB sacks.
“He’s football smart,” Beckman said.
“He’s a hard worker and has great hands.”
Fowler also plays basketball and
lacrosse for Amherst.
“He’s a good student,” Beckman said.
“The other kids all follow his example.”
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Div AllFredonia......................... 1-0 1-0Olean.............................. 1-0 1-0Dunkirk.............……....... 1-0 1-0East Aurora..................... 0-0 0-1Pioneer........................... 0-1 0-1Eden.........….................. 0-1 0-1Springville..............…..... 0-1 0-1
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Friday, September 12thPioneer @ East Aurora, 7:30Burgard @ Fredonia, 7:30Eden @ Dunkirk, 7:30
Saturday, September 13thSpringville @ Olean, 7:00
East Aurora suffered a tough 15-7 loss
to Amherst in the season opener. The Blue
Devils defense did not surrender a TD in
the loss.
“That was very frustrating,” coach Tim
Wade said. “I am
absolutely pleased
with the defense.
The defense played
very well.”
Wade says that
much of the sput-
tering on offense is
normal early in the
season.
“The defense is
always ahead of
the offense,” Wade
said. “We had a lot
of first-year players
and it takes a while
to gel a bit. We just
have to clean up
some mistakes.”
East Aurora
trailed 15-0 when
the game was sus-
pended with just
under 8 minutes to
play due to lightning. The Devils returned
on Saturday to finish the game.
“I told them when we got back that the
plan was to score on the first play,” Wade
said, “and we did.”
Connor Hayes hit Clay Lewis with a
30-yard TD pass to pull the Devils within
within 15-7 but the Devils could not score
again.
“The kids knew when we walked away
that we have to come to play like that
every week,” Wade said.
East Aurora will
get a big boost from
Lewis, a senior
playing his first
year of football.
“He’s a fantastic
soccer player at
Holland,” Wade
said. “He’s been
playing varsity
since the 8th grade.
He just decided to
play football this
year.”
Lewis is one of
the area’s best bas-
ketball players.
“Clay is a very
gifted athlete,”
Wade said. “He
earned a starting
position in camp.
The first time in
pads he got the ball,
ran over a kid and went 80 yards.”
Lewis (5-11, 180) has been timed at
4.6 in the 40-yard dash.
“He’s fast and strong,” Wade said.
“and he’s athletic. He can dunk a basket-
ball. He just out-jumped everybody when
he caught the touchdown pass.”
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Friday, September 12thJFK @ Tonawanda, 7:00Salamanca @ Lackawanna, 7:00 Silver Creek @ Akron, 7:00
Saturday, September 13thWilson @ Cleve Hill, 2:00
Silver Creek opened the season with a
28-0 win over Allegany-Limestone,
despite missing star RB Sherman
Williams, who was not cleared medically
in time to play.
“I really
enjoyed that
game,” coach Sean
Helmer said. “Our
defense played out-
standing. Those
kids just played a
great game.”
Helmer says he
was pleased that
other players
stepped up in
Williams absence.
“It means the
kids bought into
what we were ask-
ing them to do,”
Helmer said. “Our
depth showed. We
had a bunch of
guys come in and
relieve starters early
in the game and
they played well.”
The game was suspended at the half due
to lightning with the Knights leading 14-0.
“I was absolutely worried about hav-
ing to come back a second day,” Helmer
said. “We’re dealing with kids. It usually
it takes a couple of days to recover from a
game but we had to come back and play
the next day. We talked to them about get-
ting the right amount of sleep, what to
drink. But our kids were pretty focused.”
If Silver Creek is going to contend for
the C North title, they will need a big year
from senior captain
Dylan Robinson.
“He’s an out-
standing center and
that’s the heart of
the offensive line,”
Helmer said. “He
understands defen-
sive schemes better
than any lineman I
have been around.”
Robinson (6-2,
220) was a first-
team all-star at OL
in 2013.
“He’s big but
he’s very athletic,”
Helmer said. “He
could be a tight
end. He under-
stands what the
defense is trying to
do and that’s a huge
advantage in high
school.”
Robinson, a Forestville student, was
voted a team captain by his teammates.
“The kids like him but they also
respect him,” Helmer said. “He communi-
cates well in the trenches and that’s
incredibly important.”
Robinson leads Creek’s line
Photo by Tim Frank
Silver Creek senior Dylan Robinson.
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Friday, September 5thRandolph @ MGCLake, 7:00Cass Valley-Falconer @ Salamanca, 7:00Allegany-Limestone @ Silver Creek, 7:00Gowanda @ Southwestern, 7:00
Saturday, September 6th
Southwestern fired up the offense and
scored 4 times in the second half to beat
Gowanda 36-21 in the season opener.
The game was halted at the half with
the Trojans clinging to a 14-13 lead. The
teams returned to
the field on
Saturday night to
finish the game.
“The time off
was good for us,”
coach Jay Sirianni
said. “Not only
could we make
adjustments, but
our players were
very nervous on
Friday night. On
Saturday, it seemed
like they were more
at ease and less up-
tight.”
The Trojans led
21-13 after the third
quarter and pulled
away in the final
frame.
“We were able
to move the ball on
offense more efficiently on Saturday,”
Sirianni said. “Our defense also made
stops the second night.”
QB Noah Weinstein completed 7 of 13
passes for 132 yards in the win. He tossed
TD passes of 20 and 31 yards t Mike
Pannes.
“This is only Noah's third year of foot-
ball,” Sirianni said. “He was a hockey
player as a kid and decided to try football
when he was a sophomore.”
Weinstein also scored a TD when he
snuck in from a
yard out.
“He is such a
good athlete,”
Sirianni said. “He
played varsity foot-
ball as a sophomore
and it was just his
first year of foot-
ball.”
Weinstein started
at WR that season.
“He played
receiver and defen-
sive back but started
playing quarterback
during the end of
the year,” Sirianni
said.
Weinstein is an
outstanding student.
“He’s a member
of the National
Honor Society,”
Sirianni said, “He takes several AP classes.”
Weinstein also plays baseball at
Southwestern.
“Noah is an all-league catcher for the
baseball team,” Sirianni said. “He is also
going to play basketball this year for the
first time.”
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Catt-Little Valley overcame a 26-7
deficit, an emotional evening and a sus-
pended game to beat Westfield 27-26.
“It was a pretty weird evening,” Catt-
LV coach Tim Miller said. “I don’t think
I’ve ever had a
game like that.”
The T-wolves
trailed 19-7 when
the game was sus-
pended due to
lightning.”
“As poorly as
we started, we
were still moving
the ball,” Miller
said. “We had
turnovers and
penalties that
stopped two drives
inside their 10.”
When the game
resumed on
Saturday, Westfield
kicked off to start
the 2nd half. As the
CLV returner was
fighting for extra
yardage, the ball
was stripped and returned for a TD and
CLV trailed 26-7.
“Our kids weren’t down,” Miller said.
“They still hadn’t stopped us.”
The Timberwolves began a methodical
comeback and pulled to within 26-20 in
the 4th quarter. They scored the tying TD
with less than 2 minutes to play. Jenna
Martin kicked the game winning PAT.
“Once we eliminated the mistakes, we
played pretty well,” Miller said.
If Cattaraugus is going to contend for
the Class D title
this season, they
will be relying on a
solid year from QB
Kyle O’Donnell.
“Kyle is a bat-
tler,” Miller said.
“He’s just a hard
working kid who
has a football mind.”
O’Donnell
rushed 13 times for
56 yards and a TD.
“He’s not the
fastest kid or the
strongest in the
weight room,”
Miller said, “but
he’s the hardest
working and he just
never gives up.”
O’Donnell, a
junior, started at QB
as a sophomore.
“He had to go through some growing
pains,” Miller said, “but that experience is
invaluable to us now.”
O’Donnell is an outstanding student.
“He’s not a star,” Miller said, “but he
fits well with our team. He works hard
and answers the bell every time.”
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Cardinal O’Hara opened the season
with a 28-6 win over Nichols last week.
The Hawks led 14-0 at the half despite
being dominated in Time of Possession.
“Nichols kept the football away from
us,” coach Angelo
Sciandra said.
“They run the dou-
ble-wing and do a
great job with it.”
The Hawks
recovered a fumble
to set up one TD.
They scored again
on a long pass play
in the second quar-
ter.
“We had 2 big
plays but we made
the most of it,”
Sciandra said. “We
had a goal-line
stand that turned
out to be huge.”
Sciandra says
that his team will
rely on the leader-
ship of a veteran
line this season.
“Our skill kids are all younger,”
Sciandra said. “Our linemen are all
seniors. Overall, I was pretty pleased with
what we did because that’s a pretty good
Nichols team.”
Sciandra says he is enjoying the early
part of the season.
“We have good kids with good atti-
tudes,’ he said. “These guys are pretty
focused and there isn’t a lot of nonsense
to deal with.”
They Hawks will be relying on a solid
season from senior
captain Mike
Spagna this fall.
“He’s been play-
ing on the varsity
for 4 years now,”
Sciandra said.
“He’s been a cap-
tain for 2 years.”
Spagna starts at
both G and DT.
“He does a lot of
trapping for us,’
Sciandra said.
“He’s quick so we
do a lot of pulling
with him.”
Spagna (5-10,
215) is one of the
stronger players on
the team.
“He benches
over 300 pounds,”
Sciandra said.
Spagna is an outstanding student and
maintains an academic average in the 90s.
“He’s a great leader,” Sciandra said.
“He’s a tremendous, high-character kid.
He’s one of the school leaders involved
with Student Government and works with
some charity stuff. He’s just a great kid.”
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Cardinal O’Hara senior Mike Spagna.
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Team W-L1. Maine-Endwell (4) 8-02. Marlboro (9) 8-03. Alden (6) 8-04. Cazenovia (3) 8-05. Schalmont (2) 8-06. Roosevelt (8) 7-07. Homer (3) 8-08. Hackley (AIS) 7-09. Burgard (6) 7-110. Newark (5) 7-1 11. Oneida (3) 7-112. Pleasantville (1) 7-113. Geneva (5) 7-114. Livonia (5) 7-115. Our Lady of Lourdes (1) 6-216. Broadalbin-Perth (2) 7-117. Peru (7) 6-118. Seaford (8) 5-219. Depew (6) 6-220. Cohoes (2) 6-2
Team W-L1. Hoosick Falls (2) 8-02. Babylon (11) 7-03. Chenango Forks (4) 7-14. Potsdam (10) 8-05. Le Roy (5) 7-16. Cleveland Hill (6) 8-07. Chatham (2) 8-08. Rye Neck (1) 8-09. Fredonia (6) 8-010. Millbrook (9) 8-011. East Rochester/ Gananda (5) 7-112. Watertown IHC (3) 8-013. Fonda-Fultonville (2) 7-114. General Brown (3) 7-1 15. Bronxville (1) 6-216. Burke Catholic (9) 7-117. Wayland-Cohocton (5) 7-118. Woodlands (1) 6-219. Ogdensburg (10) 7-120. Dobbs Ferry (1) 6-2
Team W-L1. Randolph (6) 8-02. Tioga (4) 8-03. Chester (9) 6-14. MGCLake (6) 6-15. Cambridge (2) 8-06. Greenwich (2) 7-17. Rensselaer (2) 7-18. Westmoreland (3) 7-19. Caledonia-Mumford (5) 7-110. Sandy Creek (3) 7-111. Unatego (4) 7-112. Herkimer (3) 7-113. Clyde-Savannah (5) 7-114. Elmira Notre Dame (4) 7-115. Dolgeville (3) 7-116. Red Jacket (5) 7-117. Weedsport (5) 7-118. Bishop Kearney (5) 6-219. Ticonderoga (7) 6-220. Spencer-Van Etten (4) 6-2
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Big Time In BuffaloBy Mark Adair
Canisius opened theseason with a big 48-3win over McQuaid lastweekend. The Crusadersled 28-3 at the half andscored two more TDsearly in the third quarterto put the game out ofreach.
“It was nice,” coachRich Robbins said. “Inthe 4th quarter we wereable to give everybodyan opportunity to play.”
Robbins said that giv-ing his younger playersin-game experience willbe crucial in the comingweeks.
“With our schedule,we don’t get too manychances to get the youngguys in and get qualitytime,” he said. “It wasnice for them, after work-ing so hard in practiceand on the scout team, toget them some qualityplaying time.”
Despite the lopsidedscore, Robbins said thatthe Crusaders beat agood team.
“McQuaid was rankedin the Top Ten in theRochester Democrat &Chronicle,” he said. “I think they have a good team andwill have a good season. But our kids were ready to play.We jumped on them early and did not look back.”
Canisius did not play a perfect game, Robbins said.“We had some penalties,” he said. “We had some
screw-ups with substitutions, some offsides. We hadsome kids forget to go out for an extra point. That’s just‘details stuff’ that is normal for the first game. It wasn’teven that much of an issue but we want to clean it up.”
The Crusaders started fast as Josh Huffman returnedthe opening kickoff 90 yards for a touchdown.
“There is not a better way to start the season thanthat,” Robbins said. “That was a statement right there.”
Canisius led 7-0 after one quarter and exploded for 3
TDs in the second frameto take a 28-3 lead atthe half.
QB Jakob Louckscompleted 11 of 16passes for 166 yardsand 2 TDs to lead theoffense. Canisius alsorushed for 164 yards asnine different playerscarried the ball.
“We did pretty muchwhat we wanted to do,”Robbins said. “The kidsplayed really well.”
Now Canisius willplay the most anticipatedgame of the seasonwhen Aquinas comes toBuffalo.
The Little Irish areranked #1 in New YorkState while Canisius isranked #3. Last season,Aquinas beat Canisius3-0 in a monsoon-likerainstorm that hamperedboth offenses.
“I’m sure our kidsremember it in the backof their minds,” Robbinssaid. “But this year’steam is not last year’steam. Aquinas has anew team, too. I justknow it’s going to be a
great football game.”Both Aquinas and Canisius will have players in the
game that are among the most heavily-recruited highschool players in the nation.
Aquinas QB Jake Zembiec (6-3, 205) is ranked in thetop five of all high school quarterbacks across the coun-try. He is also ranked as one of the top 10 Dropback QBsin the nation.
“No doubt that kid is something special,” Robbins said.“But we think we have some pretty special kids on oursideline, too.”
Canisius has TJ Wheatley, the son of former Michiganstar Tyrone Wheatley, who is now on Doug Marrone’s
Canisius senior TJ Wheatley is one of the top high school recruitsin the nation. He will lead the Crusaders against Aquinas thisSaturday. Aquinas is currently ranked 49th in the nation.
Two of the Nation’s Top HS players will face off at Canisius
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staff with the Buffalo Bills.“When Coach Wheatley got the job with the Bills, the
family started looking at a lot of different schools inWestern New York,” Robbins said. “When we got the callthat TJ would be coming to our school, we were excited.Not just because he is a great football player but becausethey are really good people, too. They are a great family tohave in our program.”
Wheatley, a 6-7, 260-pound senior, starts at DE and TEfor the Crusaders. He is also one of the biggest of the big-time recruits to ever play in Western New York.
“He has scholarship offers from LSU, Oregon, Alabama,Florida State, Michigan, USC and UCLA,” Robbins said.“The list goes on and on. The only two schools that wereabsolutely out for him were Ohio State and Michigan State.I think with his family situation, neither one of those twoschools were an option for him.”
Robbins has heard from almost every big-name collegecoach in the country, regarding Wheatley.
“I’m not going to lie,” Robbins said, “when Brady Hokeor Brian Kelly calls it’s great to talk with them. You can geta little start struck. But I love talking with Mike Cragg atHobart and Paul Vosburgh at St. John Fisher, too. Theyare great guys and great coaches. And, honestly, we’llhave a lot more guys play at those schools than Michigan.”
Robbins says that despite the fact that Wheatley isgoing to play at a big-time football school, you would neverknow it when talking to him.
“The nice thing about TJ is that even though he is a big-time recruit, his main focus is helping us win games,”Robbins said. “He is a humble kid.”
He has never, once, ‘big-timed’ anyone, Robbins says.“Yes, he’s a big-time recruit,” the coach said, “but he
just came in here, worked hard and did what we asked himto do. He’s been a great kid to have in the program.Mostly, he’s excited about getting a chance to win a statechampionship this year.”
Yes... a state championship. In 2013, Zembiec led Aquinas to the New York State
Class AA championship. The Little Irish, in fact, claimedthe state title by winning a tournament that Canisius is notallowed to play in.
However... this season, for the first time, the Msgr.Martin champion will have an opportunity to play for a NYSCatholic Championship.
The Msgr. Martin Association has entered into an agree-ment with the NYC-based CHSFL that will have the cham-pions of each league meet a week later to play for the NewYork State Catholic championship. Organizers are hopingto play that game in Yankee Stadium but the details havenot been finalized yet.
“It will be nice for both leagues to have their championget another game and maybe be able to call themselvesState Champs,” Robbins said. “Our whole team is excitedabout getting an opportunity to do that. We still have a lotof football to play before we get to that point but it’s beenour focus to get to that point.”
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2014 Numbers
The Bulldogs took a14-10 lead at the half, butlost to Depew 24-21... RB Lyle Grantrushed 19 times for 105 yards and aTD. He also caught 3 passes for 89yards. Grant made 8 tackles (3 for loss)on defense... JordanStockweather com-pleted 14 of 20 passesfor 231 yards and aTD… Zach Loperran in for a TD from5 yards out... JoeKing caught 7 passesfor 86 yards andmade 5 tackles on defense... DylanRiddoch caught 2 passes for 40 yardsand 1 TD. He also had 5 tackles and aQB sack on defense... AlexSchweitzer made 9 tackles, 3 forloss... Andrew Chowaniec had a QBsack... OL Leyton Miner was a standout in the game...
2014 Numbers
The Purple Eagles ral-lied from a 26-0 halftimedeficit but lost to Burgard 26-20...Manny Thompson led the groundgame as he rushed 16 times for 66yards. He also caught 3 passes for 26yards and recovered afumble on defense...QB Kyle Smith com-pleted 8 of 16 passesfor 153 yards and 3TDs. Smith also ran14 times for 43yards... Trey Hartcaught 3 passes for52 yards and 2 TDs... Austin Loydcaught 2 passes for 45 yards and aTD... Lamar Chambers caught 2passes for 18 yards... Aaron Burnsideand Dominic DiCureia led the defen-sive effort as each made 10 tackles...Nate Trembly was in on 9 tackles...Clayton Stanton made 7 tackles...
AkronTigers
Team Reports
AlbionPurple Eagles
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... @ Burgard (AH)...... 3:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Barker-RH................ 7:30
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Newfane................ 2:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Eden...........................7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Lew-Port....................7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Bennett...................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Medina..................7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
AldenBulldogs
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Depew........................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Maryvale................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 20...... @ St. Francis............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Tonawanda........... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... UPrep (5).................. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Cheektowaga....... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Amherst.....................7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... @ JFK....................... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... Silver Ceek............... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Wilson.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Lackawanna........ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Maryvale................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ Cleve Hill.................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Gowanda................... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: None.
Receiving: None.
TDs: None.
Passing: None.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Rushing: Thompson 16-66, KSmith 14-43.
Receiving: Hart 3-52, Thompson 3-23, Loyd 2-45, Chambers 2-18.
TDs: Hart 2, Loyd.
Passing: KSmith 8-16-153.
TD Passes: KSmith 3.
Interceptions: Blackmon.
FRec: Laine, Thompson.
Rushing: Grant 19-105, Stockweather 3-5,Loper 4-4.
Receiving: King 7-86, Grant 3-89, Riddoch 2-40, Patterson 1-10, Cooper 1-6.
TDs: Grant, Riddoch, Loper.
Passing: Stockweather 14-20-231.
TD Passes: Stockweather.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
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Manny Thompson Jordan Stockweather
2014 Numbers
The Gators trailed 14-0 at the half and lost toSilver Creek 28-0 last week... Theoffense had trouble finding traction allnight... Zach Bierfeldt led the groundgame as he rushed 24 times for 80yards... JordanKayes ran 4 times for12 yards... JeffSpencer caught an 8-yard pass... QB KyleMcGraw completed1 of 8 passes for 8yards... MarcusGrove led the defen-sive effort as he made 12 tackles...Josh Lippert was a stand out for theGators. Lippert played well on theoffensive line and also made 12 tack-les on defense... Josh McGraw alsohad a solid game as he was in on 8tackles... The Gators will hostSouthwestern this week...
2014 Numbers
The Tigers did notscore an offensive touch-down but still beat East Aurora 15-7last weekend... Blake Haubeil kicked3 FGs, including a school record 49-yarder. He also had 4 touchbacks onkickoffs and averaged35 yards on 4 punts...Howard Williamsreturned and intercep-tion 21 yards for theTigers only TD...Vince Gregory ran22 times for 85 yardsand made 8 tackles...Jimmy Chadwick ran 5 times for 20yards and recovered a fumble ondefense... Jon Yang intercepted apass... Darien Lowe intercepted apass and recovered a fumble... QBNick Foster rushed 4 times for 27yards, completed 3 of 5 passes andalso made 7 tackles on defense...
2014 Numbers
Barker-Roy-Hart wastied 7-7 after 1 quarter butsurrendered 4 TDs in the secondframe and lost to Lew-Port 48-20 lastweekend... Brandin Lee Woods ledthe offense as he rushed 15 times for92 yards and a pair ofTDs. Woods alsocaught 2 passes for39 yards and made 2tackles on defense...Josh Mead carried12 times for 53 yardsand a TD...Dominick Sniderran 8 times for 32 yards... ThomasCallaghan caught 4 passes for 41yards... Andy Xapsos completed 8 of15 passes for 83 yards... CJ Fitch hada huge day as he made 8 tackles,including a 10-yard QB sack... DerekSears was in on 7 tackles, 5 solo...Brian Payne was in on 7 tackles...
Team Reports
Barker-Roy-Hart
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Lew-Port................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Albion................... 7:30
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Bennett (AH)....... 3:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Newfane (RH).......... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Medina...................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Wilson....................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Burgard (AH)...... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Woods 15-92, Mead 12-53, Snider 8-32, Sager 3-17, CJ Fitch 1-4, Xapos 2-1.
Receiving: Callaghan 4-41, Woods 2-39,Maynard 1-4, Snider 1-(-1).
TDs: Woods 2, Mead.
Passing: Xapsos 8-15-83, Mead 0-2-0.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
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Allegany-LimestoneGators
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Silver Creek......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Southwestern............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ CV-Falconer......... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Gowanda................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Salamanca................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Portville................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ MGCLake................. 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Bierfeldt 24-80, Kayes 4-12, Grove 3-6, Hulse 3-4, McGraw 8-2, Farr 3-0.
Receiving: Spencer 1-8.
TDs: None.
Passing: McGraw 1-8-8.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
AmherstTigers
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... East Aurora.............. 6:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Depew........................ 6:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Maryvale.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Cheektowaga........7:00
Thu., Oct. 2........ Tonawanda............... 6:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Dunkirk..................... 6:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Alden.....................7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Gregory 22-85, Williams 1-29,Foster 4-27, Chadwick 5-20, Pera 5-19.
Receiving: Gregory 2-15, Chadwick 1-(-2).
TDs: Williams.
Passing: Foster 3-5-13.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Williams, Lowe, Haubeil,Yang.
FRec: Chadwick, Lowe.
Zach Bierfeldt Nick Foster CJ Fitch
2014 Numbers
The Tigers opened upa 24-0 lead at the half andbeat Williamsville East 54-6... IsaiahMcDuffie led a punishing groundattack as he ran 7 times for 155 yardsand 3 TDs. He also made 10 tackleson defense... AndrewWhite ran 8 times for64 yards… BrandonBrown carried 3times for 55 yardsand a TD... TJMendrysa completed8 of 12 passes for113 yards and a TD...Alexander Lofton caught 4 passes for69 yards... Tysheen Mingo was aforce as he made 5 tackles, including4 QB sacks... Nigel Robinson was inon 8 tackles... Marcus Barnwellmade 4 tackles with 3 sacks...Tyshawn Mingo made 6 tackles…Marcellus Toliver was in on 5 stops...
2014 Numbers
The Tigers fell behindearly and lost Rochester’sAquinas 42-0 last week... Aquinasentered the game as the top-rankedClass AA team in New York State...Arenzo Thomas had a solid game ashe rushed 20 timesfor 104 yards andmade 6 tackles ondefense... BrandonMay completed 12 of27 attempted passesfor 112 yards. Healso ran for 33 yardson 8 carries... HunterLancaster caught 4 passes for 49yards... Derick Simpson caught 4passes for 33 yards... Gavin Caufieldcaught 4 passes for 30 yards...Desmond Stephens led the defensiveunit as he made a team-high 8 tack-les... Gabe Lee-Pelt helped the causeas he was in on 7 tackles...
2014 Numbers
The Bulldogs jumpedout to a 26-0 lead at thehalf and withstood a furious rally andheld on to beat Albion 26-20…Marcus Hampton led the groundattack as he rushed 12 times for 112yards and 3 TDs...QB KijannaThompson complet-ed 2 of 6 passes for50 yards. Thompsonalso ran 8 times for51 yards... KaylenEdwards rushed for47 yards on just 5carries. He also caught an 18-yardpass... Markiese Hampton caught a42-yard pass... Roderick Morrow hada huge game as he made 12 tackles,recorded 2 QB sacks, forced 2 fum-bles and recovered 2 fumbles...Darlell Sanders was rock solid atMLB as he made 11 tackles...
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Wmsville East........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Medina................. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Barker-RH................ 3:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Lew-Port.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Burgard.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Albion................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Newfane.................... 6:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
BurgardBulldogs
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... Albion (AH).............. 3:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Lew-Port (AH)......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Medina................. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Bennett (AH)....... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Newfane............... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Barker (AH)............. 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
BennettTigers
Rushing: McHampton 12-112, Thompson 8-51,Edwards 5-47, KJones 6-26.
Receiving: MkHampton 1-42, Edwards 1-18.
TDs: McHampton 3, KJones.
Passing: Thompson 2-2-60.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: Morrow 2, Moss, Sanders.
Rushing: McDuffie 7-155, Bishop 10-79,White 8-65, Tolliver 7-59, Brown 3-55,Mendrysa 1-2.
Receiving: Lofton 4-69, Bishop 2-25, Brown 2-19.
TDs: McDuffie 4, White, Brown, Mendrysa.
Passing: Mendrysa 8-12-113.
TD Passes: Mendrysa.
Interceptions: McDuffie.
FRec: None
Team Reports
Bishop TimonTigers
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Aquinas (5)........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... UPrep (5)...................7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... St. Mary’s..................7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Riverside (RF)..... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ St. Francis............ 1:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Wilson (5)............. 3:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ O’Hara................. 1:00
Fri., Oct. 24........ Canisius.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 31........ St. Joe’s..................... 7:00
Nov. 7/8............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Thomas 20-104, May 8-33.
Receiving: Lancaster 4-49, Simpson 4-33,Caufield 4-30.
TDs: None.
Passing: May 12-27-112.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: May.
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Isaiah McDuffie Arenzo Thomas Kijanna Thompson
2014 Numbers
The Crusaders openedthe season with a 48-3win over McQuaid... Jakob Louckscompleted 11 of 16 passes for 166yards and 2 TDs... Mitchell Thomasled the ground attack as he rushed for67 yards and a TD onjust 4 carries. He alsocaught 2 passes for28 yards and a TD...AJ Satcher carried 8times for 40 yardsand a TD... SolomonRenfro rushed 5times for 19 yardsand 2 TDs... Josh Huffman caught a6-yard TD pass and made 6 tackleson defense... Tyrone Wheatley made8 tackles, 2 for loss, and caught a 37-yard... Brad Zaffram made 5 tackles,1 for loss... Nick Iacono made 3 tack-les and a QB sack... Justin Jones had3 tackles, 2 for loss...
2014 Numbers
No Report.
2014 Numbers
Cassadaga Valleytrailed 13-7 at the halfand lost a wild shootout to Salamanca39-26 last week... Zach Mower ledthe ground game as he rushed 13times for 99 yards and a TD... TareekHannold ran 7 timesfor 61 yards... NickPeterson rushed 13times for 57 yardsand 1 TD... JaquanWatts rushed 5 timesfor 32 yards andmade 6 tackles. Inthe 3rd quarter, Wattsscooped up a fumble and ran 35 yardsfor a TD... QB Ryan Dustin complet-ed 4 of 6 passes for 20 yards. He alsorushed for 20 yards and a TD...Anthony Miller led the defense as hemade 8 tackles… Cody Johnson hada solid game as he made 6 tackles…Brandon Curtis made 4 tackles...
Team Reports
CV-FalconerGolden Cougars
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Ellicottville (Falc)..... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Alley-Limestone (F)..7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ MGCLake............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Gowanda...............7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ JFK....................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ Southwestern............ 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Mower 13-99, Hannold 7-61,Peterson 13-57, Watts 5-32, RDustin 3-20,Parsons 1-12.
Receiving: Parsons 2-7, Watts 1-8, Johnson 1-4.
TDs: Peterson, Watts, Mower, RDustin.
Passing: RDustin 4-6-20.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: Watts.
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Canisius Crusaders
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6........ McQuaid................... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Aquinas..................... 1:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Walsh Jesuit......... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Jamestown............7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ St. Joe’s................ 1:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Bish Watterson.... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ Cardinal Mooney..... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 24........ @ Bishop Timon...... 7:00
Sat., Nov. 1......... St. Francis................. 1:00
Nov. 7/8............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: M.Thomas 4-67, Satcher 8-40,Loucks 2-27, Renfro 5-19, Pringle 3-11, Jonas 1-2, Stranahan 1-1, Jones 1-(-1),Zaffram 1-(-2).
Receiving: Jones 3-37, Zaffram 2-31,MThomas 2-28, DThomas 2-27, Wheatley 1-37,Huffman 1-6.
TDs: Huffman 2, MThomas 2, Renfro 2,Satcher.
Passing: Loucks 11-16-166.
TD Passes: Loucks 2.
Interceptions: Jones.
FRec: Fisher
Cardinal O’HaraHawks
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... Nichols....................... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Finney (5)............. 1:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ UPrep (5).............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27...... Attica......................... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ MGCLake............ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Byron-Bergen (5).. 1:30
Sat., Oct. 18........ Bishop Timon........... 1:00
Oct. 24/25............ OPEN
Sat., Nov. 1.......... @ St. Mary’s............. 1:00
Nov. 7/8............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: None.
Receiving: None.
TDs: None.
Passing: None.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Mitchell Thomas Jaquan Watts
2014 Numbers
The Timberwolves fellbehind 26-7 but staged afurious rally to beat Westfield 27-26last week... Cattaraugus trailed 14-0when the game was suspended due tolightning... Anthony Bernardi led theground attack as herushed 26 times for136 yards and 2 TDs.Bernardi also mademade 6 tackles andintercepted a pass ondefense... QB KyleO'Donnell ran 13times for 56 yardsand 2 TDs. He also completed 3 of 10attempted passes for 44 yards andmade 6 tackles on defense... KyleMorton carried 13 times for 39 yardsand made 8 tackles on defense... MattHanfit caught 2 passes for 57 yardsand recorded a QB sack on defense...Travis Penrod recovered a fumble...
2014 Numbers
The Warriors jumpedout to a 21-0 lead afterthe first quarter and beat Tonawanda35-0 last week... Zak Ciezki complet-ed 13 of 20 passes and for 232 yardsand a TD. Ciezki also carried 7 timesfor 68 yards... RBMarshawn Gibsonhad a huge game ashe ran 16 times for178 yards and 4 TDs.Gibson also caught 3passes for 73 yards...Hakiem Blackcaught 4 passes for87 yards, including a 20-yard TDstrike... Davion Stallworth caught 2passes for 33 yards... Jerell Rollingrecorded 6 tackles and 2 QB sacks...Tyree Billingslea made 5 tackles andhad a QB sack... Curtis Hathcockintercepted a pass... Anthony Grabpwas a perfect 5-for-5 on PATs...
2014 Numbers
The Red Devils took a14-6 lead at the half andbeat West Seneca West 31-12...Stephen Marzano led the offense ashe rushed 12 times for 54 yards and aTD and caught 2 passes for 36 yards...QB Scott Pinto com-pleted 12 of 18 pass-es for 191 yards and2 TDs. He also ran 7times for 37 yards...Brandon Ruszalaran 7 times for 36yards and caught 4passes for 83 yardsand a TD. Ruszala also had an INT ondefense... Declan O'Brien punched ina short TD... Chris Griner caught 2passes for 39 yards... Britton Manncaught a 10-yard TD pass... BillLorenz had 2 QB sacks while RyanSchlager had 1... Andrew Lorenz andNate Ess each recovered fumbles...
Clarence Red Devils
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ W. Seneca West....7:00
Sat., Sept. 13...... @ St. Joe’s................ 1:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Frontier..................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Lancaster.............. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Orchard Park........... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Jamestown................ 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Niagara Falls......12:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Catt-Little ValleyTimberwolves
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Westfield....................7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Sherman............... 1:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Randolph...................7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Frewsburg............ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Portville..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Ellicottville........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Silver Creek.............. 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Marzano 12-54, Pinto 7-37,Ruszalo 7-36, Marzullo 4-23, O’Brien 3-9,Conway 2-8, McDonald 1-4, Schmidt 1-1,Bowen 1-1, Tomasello 1-(-1).
Receiving: Ruszalo 4-83, Griner 2-39,Marzano 2-36, Mann 2-20, Marzullo 1-8,O’Brien 1-5.
TDs: O’Brien, Ruszala, Marzano, Mann.
Passing: Pinto 12-18-191.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Ruszalo.
FRec: Lorenz, Ess.
Rushing: Bernardi 26-136, O'Donnell 13-56,Morton 13-39.
Receiving: Hanft 2-57, Stevens 2-5.
TDs: Bernardi 2, O'Donnell 2.
Passing: O'Donnell 3-10-44, Bernardi 1-1-18.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Bernardi.
FRec: O'Donnell, Penrod.
Team Reports
CheektowagaWarriors
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Tonawanda........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Niagara Falls............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Lackawanna............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Amherst.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Depew................... 7:30
Sat., Oct. 11........ Alden......................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Maryvale................... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Gibson 16-178, Ciezki 7-68,Billingslea 1-11, Trotter 1-4.
Receiving: Black 4-87, Gibson 3-73,Stallworth 2-33, Camel 2-15, Plummer 1-17.
TDs: Gibson 4, Black.
Passing: Ciezki 13-20-232.
TD Passes: Ciezki.
Interceptions: Hathcock.
FRec: None.
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Anthony Bernardi Marshawn Gibson Scott Pinto
2014 Numbers
The Golden Eaglesplayed to a 0-0 tie afterthree quarters but lost to crosstownrival Maryvale 14-6 last week...Grayson Taylor led the ground gameas he ran 9 times for 85 yards and aTD. He also made 9tackles and had a QBsack on defense...Anthony Sullivancompleted 7 of 12passes for 90 yards...Aaron Wesley caughta 39-yard pass andmade 6 tackles, 1 forlost yardage... Robert Statler caught 3passes for 27 yards and made 4 tackleson defense... Jermaine Haristoncaught 2 passes for 24 yards. Haristonalso made 5 tackles, 2 for lostyardage... Rasheem Newsome made9 tackles while Matt Eldridge made5... Nick Gamble had a QB sack...
2014 Numbers
The Wildcats trailed14-7 at the half but scoredtwice in the 3rd quarter and beatAlden 24-21 last week... QB DylanSekuterski led the offense as he com-pleted 12 of 22 passes for 160 yardsand a TD. He alsocarried 11 times for84 yards... NickPerrine rushed 15times for 68 yardsand 2 TDs... TylerAnna caught 4 pass-es for 51 yards...Bobby Burns caught4 passes for 49 yards and a TD. Burnsalso made a team-high 10 tackles...Mike Thornton caught 3 passes for40 yards... Josh Sugg made 7 tack-les… Jakob Grant made 6 tacklesand also had a QB sack... SilasGarrison and Quincy Majerowiczeach made 6 tackles...
2014 Numbers
The Marauders playedto a 0-0 tie at the half andbeat Pioneer 8-0 in a defensiveslugfest last week... RB MiguelAlicea had a big night as he rushed 25times for 159 yards and a TD... KyleMatteson, NickJones and FredHerman were stand-outs on the OL... QBDevante Lockettcompleted 3 of 6passes for 20 yards.Lockett also ran inthe 2-point conver-sion after Alicea’S TD... Tim Cerriewas a destructive force on defense ashe made 11 tackles and recorded a QBsack. Cerrie also caught an 18-yardpass... Elwin Gomez shared the team-high honors with 11 tackle... TroySmith-Petrella made 7 tackles...Leroy Gilbert was in on 7 tackles...
Team Reports
DunkirkMarauders
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Eden.......................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... East Aurora.............. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Olean.................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Springville................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Amherst................ 6:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Alicea 25-159, Peck 8-24, Gilbert 2-8, Lockett 4-2, Echevarria 2-(-2).
Receiving: Cerrie 1-18, Echevarria 1-2, Peck 1-2.
TDs: Alicea.
Passing: Lockett 3-6-22.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: Echevarria.
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Cleveland HillGolden Eagles
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Maryvale.............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Wilson....................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Southwestern....... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27...... @ JFK....................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Silver Creek.............. 2:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Akron................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Lackawanna............. 2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Taylor 9-85, Sullivan 13-19,Hariston 6-16, Burney 2-4.
Receiving: Statler 3-27, Hariston 2-24,Wesley 1-39.
TDs: Taylor.
Passing: Sullivan 7-12-90.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Wesley.
FRec: Statler.
DepewWildcats
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Alden.....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Amherst................ 6:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Tonawanda................7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Maryvale.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Cheektowaga............ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ West Seneca West.....7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Lancaster.............. 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: DySekuterski 11-84, Perrine 15-68,Bauer 2-9.
Receiving: Anna 4-51, Burns 4-49, Thornton 3-40, Bauer 1-20.
TDs: Perrine 2, Burns.
Passing: DySekuterski 12-22-160.
TD Passes: DySekuterski.
Interceptions: Anna, Burns.
FRec: None.
Grayson Taylor Dylan Sekuterski Kyle Matteson
2014 Numbers
The Blue Devilstrailed 9-0 at the half andlost a defensive slugfest to Amherst15-7 last week... The defense did notallow a TD in the game... MikeCoatsworth led the ground game ashe rushed 7 times for52 yards... ClayLewis caught 3 pass-es for 71 yards and aTD... Tom Volpecaught 2 passes for31 yards and alsomade 9 tackles ondefense... Nick Pottercaught a 21-yard pass and also made 9tackles... Connor Allan completed 4of 7 passes for 63 yards... ConnorHayes completed 4 of 6 passes for 64yards and a TD... Max Heimburgmade 9 tackles... AJ Perlino, BenNemec and EJ Staniszewski made 8tackles each...
2014 Numbers
No Report.
2014 Numbers
The Raiders trailedjust 14-12 at the half andlost a hard-fought game to division-rival Olean, 20-12... Andy Baily com-pleted 7 of 13 passes for 107 yardsand a TD. Baily also ran 8 times for28 yards... AnthonyCummings caught 2passes for 20 yards.He also ran 11 timesfor 28 yards and aTD. Cummings made4 tackles ondefense... JacobEhrig caught 4 pass-es for 83 yards and a TD. Ehrig made4 tackles and had a QB sack ondefense... Owen Krouse rushed 14times for 32 yards and made 3 tackleson defense... Anthony Diello was inon 4 tackles... Gustavo Bautista-Gomez had a solid game as he made5 tackles...
East AuroraBlue Devils
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Amherst................ 6:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Pioneer.......................7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Fredonia.................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Olean......................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Springville............ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ Eden...................... 2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
East HighPanthers
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ McKinley (Riv).... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Wmsville North....2:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Iroquois (AH)........... 6:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ South Park (Riv)...... 7:30
Sat., Oct. 18........ Hutch Tech (AH)...... 3:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Coatsworth 7-52, Lewis 8-24,Heimburg 5-20, Allan 3-6.
Receiving: Lewis 3-71, Volpe 2-31,Coatsworth 2-4, Potter 1-21.
TDs: Lewis.
Passing: Hayes 4-6-64, Allan 4-7-63.
TD Passes: Hayes.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: Potter.
Rushing: None.
Receiving: None.
TDs: None.
Passing: None.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
EdenRaiders
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... Olean......................... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Springville............ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Albion................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Fredonia.................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ East Aurora.............. 2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Krouse 14-32, Bialy 8-28,Cummings 11-28, Barnack 10-24, Lee 3-9,Simmons 1-2.
Receiving: Ehrig 4-83, Cummings 2-20,Krouse 1-7, Barnack 1-(-3).
TDs: Cummings, Ehrig.
Passing: Bialy 8-13-107.
TD Passes: Bialy.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Team Reports
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Nick Potter Jacob Ehrig
2014 Numbers
The Eagles jumped outto a 20-0 lead at the halfand held on beat Sherman 33-16 lastweek... Phalla Musall led the groundattack as he ran 17 times for 131 yardsand 3 TDs... QB Thomas Eastonrushed 7 times for 46yards and a TD. Healso completed 3 of 7passes for 61 yardsand 1 TD... BenErickson caught 2passes for 42 yardsand a TD. Ericksonalso made 5 tackleson defense... Preston Hutchinsonspearheaded the defensive effort as hemade 8 tackles... Calum Watt alsohad a solid night as he recorded 6tackles... Jonas Hurlburt helped thecause with 5 tackles... Alex Delitywas disruptive and recorded 2 QBsacks... Charlie Furman had a sack...
2014 Numbers
The Hillbillies playedto a 6-6 tie after one quar-ter but surrendered 4 TDs in the 2ndframe and trailed at the half 34-12...After a scoreless third quarter,Fredonia exploded for 25 points andpulled off a miracu-lous 37-34 win overSpringville... QBJohn Piper complet-ed 15 of 20 passesfor 185 yards and 4TDs. He also led theHillbillies on theground as he rushed12 times for 130 yards and a TD...Cameron Voss caught 6 passes for 58yards and a TD... Pat Moore caughtan 11-yard TD pass... Tony Swierkled the defense with a team-high 9tackles, 4 solo... Eric Swoyer was inon 8 tackles... Tyler DiRusso made 7tackles...
2014 Numbers
No Report.
Rushing: None.
Receiving: None.
TDs: None.
Passing: None.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Team Reports
FrontierFalcons
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Orchard Park........... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... Lancaster...................7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Clarence............... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ W. Seneca West.... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Jamestown........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Wmsville North........ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
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EllicottvilleEagles
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Sherman.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Cass Valley........... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Frewsburg (Frk)...... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Westfield...............7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Randolph..............7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Cattaraugus-LV........ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Pine Valley........... 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Musall 17-131, Easton 7-46, Watt 8-32, Hurlburt 5-22, Colucci 1-11, Rinko 1-3.
Receiving: Erickson 2-42, Hutchinson 1-19.
TDs: Musall 3, Erickson, Easton.
Passing: Easton 3-7-61.
TD Passes: Easton.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None
FredoniaHillbillies
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Springville................. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... Burgard..................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ East Aurora..........7:30
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ Eden...................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Olean......................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ Dunkirk..................... 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Piper 12-130.
Receiving: Voss 6-108, Moore 1-11.
TDs: Ruiz 2, Moore, Voss, Piper.
Passing: Piper 15-20-185.
TD Passes: Piper 4.
Interceptions: Swoyer.
Fumbles: None.
Preston Hutchinson John Piper
2014 Numbers
The Panthers trailedjust 14-13 at the halfwhen the game was suspended due tolightning... Gowanda returned the fol-lowing night but lost to Southwestern36-21... Lucas McKever had a biggame as he rushedfor 52 yards and aTD on 11 carries. Healso made 12 tackleson defense... SethHalftown led theground game as herushed 17 times for65 yards and a TD...Lucas Brawdy completed 5 of 7passes for 142 yards and a TD.Brawdy also gained 51 yards on 9 car-ries... Killian Abers caught 3 passesfor 57 yards and a TD… JordanYoung caught a 45-yard pass... ChrisHammond led the defensive effort ashe made 14 tackles...
2014 Numbers
The Vikings fell behindby 3 scores at the half andlost to Williamsville North 21-0... Theoffense had trouble moving the ballagainst a stout Spartans defense...Jared Brandon led the ground gameas he ran for 40 yardson 10 carries...Anthony Moshercaught a 21-yardspass... Jake Nilandcaught a 14-yard passand also made 7 tack-les on defense...Connor Buzby com-pleted 3 of 9 passes for 44 yards... Thewere some solid performances ondefense... Ayman Abdellatif led theunit with 15 tackles... Nick Paolinimade 12 tackles... TJ Morgan made 8tackles and intercepted a pass... MikePodlucky was a stand out on the OL...Jeremiah Wilkes intercepted a pass...
2014 Numbers
The Bulldogs led 6-0after one quarter andexploded for 4 TDs in the secondframe to take a 34-8 lead at the half ina 41-8 win over Lake Shore... MitchGomolka led a punishing groundattack as he ran for161 yards and 2 TDson just 9 carries.Gomolka also caught2 passes for 25yards... Alec Seiferran 7 times for 76yards and a TD…QB Alex Suchan hada big night as he completed 13 of 16passes for 161 yards and 3 TDs... Headded 26 yards rushing on 5 carries...Brendan Ryan caught 4 passes for 84yards and 3 TDs... Ian Chavannecaught 4 passes for 25 yards... ToshJohnson led the defensive unit as hemade 8 tackles, 2 for lost yardage...
GowandaPanthers
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Southwestern....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... MGCLake................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Westfield................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @Allegany-Lime...... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Cassadaga Valley...... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Akron.................... 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Grand IslandVikings
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... @ Wmsville North... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Riverside...............7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Wmsville South.........7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Kenmore East........... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ Starpoint.............. 2:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ North Tonawanda.....7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Wmsville East........... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
HamburgBulldogs
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... McKinley................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... East High.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Hutch Tech................7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ South Park (AH)..7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ WSeneca East.......7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Frontier......................7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Halftown 17-65, McKever 11-52,Brawdy 9-51, John 1-2.
Receiving: Abers 3-57, Young 1-45,(Unknown) 1-40.
TDs: McKever, Halftown, Abers.
Passing: Brawdy 5-7-142.
TD Passes: Brawdy.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Rushing: Brandon 10-40, Valvo 3-14, Mosher 1-7, Abdellatif 4-6, Campanella 4-0,Buzby 4-(-12).
Receiving: Mosher 1-21, Niland 1-14, Allen 1-9, Brandon 1-7, Abdellatif 1-2.
TDs: None.
Passing: Buzby 3-9-44, Campanella 2-10-8.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Morgan, Wilkes.
FRec: None.
Rushing: Golomka 9-161, Seifer 7-76,Suchan 5-26, Myles 1-1.
Receiving: Bre.Ryan 4-84, Chavanne 4-25,Golomka 2-25, Coyne 1-11, Seifer 1-10,Munro 1-6.
TDs: BRyan 3, Golomka 2, Seifer.
Passing: Suchan 13-16-161.
TD Passes: Suchan 3.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Team Reports
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Lucas Brawdy Mitch GomolkaJake Niland
2014 Numbers
The Engineers fellbehind 26-14 at the halfand lost to South Park 42-20 lastweekend... The offense had troublegaining traction the entire night. Hutchmanaged to rush for just 29 yards as ateam... MalikThomas-Fergusonran for a team-high20 yards on 6 car-ries... QB JasonDowell completed 9of 18 passes for 130yards and 2 TDs...Donte Gibsoncaught 2 passes for 22 yards and aTD... Dakym Davis had a huge nightas he caught 6 passes for 62 yards anda TD. Davis also returned a punt 65yards for a TD... Jabril Nafi-Abdulcaught a 22-yard pass... LawrenceSpencer-Watson caught a 22-yardpass...
2014 Numbers
The Chiefs trailed 6-0at the half when the gamewas halted due to lightning... Iroquoiscame back the following night andlost a heart-breaker to West SenecaEast, 12-7... QB Kyle Seifert com-pleted 15 of 27 pass-es for 177 yards...Matt Kloc was aworkhorse as carried26 times for 128yards and a TD…Nick Wilkinsoncaught 6 passes for63 yards. Wilkinsonmade 5 tackles, with 1 for lostyardage... Zach Emer caught 4 passesfor 36 yards. He also made 4 tackles,with 2 for lost yardage... Ben Simonhad a huge night as he made 11 tack-les, with 1 TFL... Nathan Emer made4 tackles, 1 for a loss... Jared Nyczwas successful on his only PAT kick...
2014 Numbers
The Red Raiders led14-0 before falling behind21-14 in the second half. The Raidersscored three times in the 4th quarter topull out a 35-28 win at Sweet Homelast week... Zacc Kinsey led theground game as herushed 19 times for79 yards. He alsocaught 3 passes for18 yards and a TD...Nick Holland com-pleted 23 of 40attempted passes for304 yards for 5 TDs.He also ran for 32 yards... BenLarson caught 4 passes for 55 yardsand a TD... Zack Panebianco caught12 passes for 173 yards and 2 TDs...Stephen Carlson caught 4 passes for58 yards and a TD. He also had a QBsack on defense... Natthan Vasquezalso had a sack...
Team Reports
Jamestown Red Raiders
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... @ Sweet Home......... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... West Seneca West.....7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Lancaster.............. 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Canisius..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Frontier..................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Clarence............... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Orchard Park........... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Kinsey 19-79, Holland 13-32,Panebianco 3-11, Nazzaro 2-2.
Receiving: Panebianco 12-173, Carlson 4-58, Larson 4-55, Kinsey 3-18.
TDs: Panebianco 2, Carlson, Kinsey, Larson.
Passing: Holland 23-40-304.
TD Passes: Holland 5.
Interceptions: Carlson 2.
FRec: None.
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Hutch-TechEngineers
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... South Park................ 4:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Iroquois................ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Niag Wheatfield...2:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... WSeneca West (RF).. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Lake Shore (AH)...... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ East High (AH).... 3:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Ferguson 6-20, Davis 1-8, Watson 6-1, Dowell 5-(-11).
Receiving: Davis 6-62, Gibson 2-22, Watson 1-22, Nafi 1-22.
TDs: Davis 2, Gibson.
Passing: Dowell 9-18-130.
TD Passes: Dowell 2.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None
HttIroquoisChiefs
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ WSeneca East.......7:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... Hutch Tech................7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ South Park (AH)... 6:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ East High (AH).... 6:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... McKinley................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Lockport...............2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Lake Shore................ 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Kloc 26-128, Seifert 6-25, Schaefer 2-6.
Receiving: Wilkinson 6-63, Emer 4-36,Sokolski 1-40, Kloc 1-15, Simon 1-13, Slade 1-6, King 1-4.
TDs: Kloc.
Passing: Seifert 15-27-177.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Slade.
FRec: Sokolski, Simon.
Dakym Davis Kyle Seifert Zack Panebianco
2014 Numbers
The Bears led just 6-0at the half but explodedfor 24 points after the break and beatAkron 36-0... Tyler Bethin completed4 of 11 passes for 124 yards and a TD.He also snuck in for a pair of 1-yardTDs... ShawnMcPhail caught 2passes for 100 yardsand a TD. McPhailalso recorded a sackon defense... MattLanzalaco ran 7times for 56 yardsand a TD... LexusPollard carried 11 times for 45yards... Kenai Jordan ran for 20yards and a TD on 7 carries... NathanGlowny was a standout on the OL...Andrew Wojtulski, Nick Roetzer,and Tristen Belscher each made 7tackles... Zach Carrick and MarshallGreene each recorded a QB sack...
2014 Numbers
The Bulldogs trailed20-6 at the half but bat-tled back to tie the game at 20-20before losing to Starpoint in overtime26-20 last week... Kurt McGowanled the ground game as he carried 22times for 87 yardsand a TD. He alsomade 8 tackles andhad a QB sack ondefense... AndyFields completed 19of 38 passes for 217yards and a TD. Healso snuck in for a 1-yard TD... Mike DeBeneditti caught5 passes for 95 yards... Joe Vasicaught 6 passes for 72 yards and aTD. Vasi made 6 tackles on defense...Steve Nadrowski caught 7 passes for48 yards and a 2-point PAT... MattRymarczyk had a QB sack... LukeJones made 9 tackles on the day...
2014 Numbers
The Blue Devils led21-14 at the half but lost atough 24-21 decision to WilliamsvilleSouth... QB Jamir Lynch completed9 of 14 passes for 136 yards for 2TDs. Lynch also ran 11 times for 47yards... Trent Whitecaught 5 passes for37 yards and a TD.White also tossed a55-yard TD pass...Terrell Ford had ahuge day as he ran 25times for 82 yardsand caught 2 passesfor 130 yards and a TD... CharlieMilks was a standout on defense as hemade 14 tackles and recorded a pair ofQB sacks... Chris Bessinger was alsoactive as he made 7 tackles... TylerWhite was in on 6 tackles and a QBsack... Dameeko Borrello had a QBsack...
Kenmore EastBulldogs
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... @ Starpoint.............. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Sweet Home......... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Riverside................... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Grand Island............ 2:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ N. Tonawanda...... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Wmsville South........ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ Kenmore West.......... 2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: McGowan 22-87, Fields 4-3, Jones 1-2.
Receiving: Nadrowski 7-48, Vasi 6-72,Debeneditti 5-95, Jones 1-7.
TDs: McGowan, Field, Vasi.
Passing: Fields 19-38-217.
TD Passes: Fields.
Interceptions: Woods.
FRec: Kroll, Woods.
John F. KennedyBears
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6........ Akron........................ 1:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Tonawanda........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Silver Creek......... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Cleve Hill.................. 1:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Lackawanna.........7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Cassadaga Valley...... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Wilson................... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Lanzalaco 7-56, Pollard 11-45,McPhail 6-34, Roetzer 2-26, Jordan 7-20,Hahn 2-9, Bethin 4-3.
Receiving: McPhail 2-100, Pollard 1-14,McMahon 1-10.
TDs: Bethin 2, McPhail, Jordan, Lanzalaco.
Passing: Bethin 4-11-124.
TD Passes: Bethin.
Interceptions: McPhail.
FRec: McPhail, Jordan.
Team Reports
Kenmore WestBlue Devils
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Wmsville South....7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Orchard Park........... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Lockport....................2:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Niagara Falls........2:00
Thu., Oct. 2.........@ Wmsv North (D).. 4:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Niagara Wheatfield..2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ Kenmore East...... 2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Ford 12-57, Lynch 11-47, Taylor 1-0, Stoerr 1-(-22).
Receiving: White 5-37, Ford 2-130, Taylor 2-24, Sloan 1-0.
TDs: Ford 2, White.
Passing: Lynch 9-14-136, White 1-1-55.
TD Passes: Lynch 2, White.
Interceptions: Ford.
FRec: None.
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Shawn McPhail Kurt McGowan Charlie Milks
2014 Numbers
The Steelers took aslim 6-0 at the half andpunched in another TD in the finalframe to beat Wilson 13-0 last week-end... Jamal Cooley led the groundgame as he rushed 20 times for 115yards... DamoneSylvers ran 9 timesfor 61 yards, includ-ing a 10-yard TD...Aseel Albaneh led aferocious defensiveeffort as he made 9tackles. He alsoplayed well on theOL... Mike Courtney was in on 6tackles and had a QB sack... RitchieCruzado made 5 tackles and recordeda pair of QB sacks... Marquez Loftonmade 5 tackles. He scored the onlyTD of the first half when he returnedan INT 63 yards for a TD... KeJuanHarmon had a QB sack...
2014 Numbers
The Eagles trailed just6-0 after one quarterwhen the roof fell in. Lake Shore sur-rendered 4 TDs in the second frameand lost to Hamburg 41-8... CollinFiutko led the offense as he complet-ed 3 of 8 passes for126 yards and a TD.He also rushed 10times for 71 yardsand made 6 tackleson defense...Lawrence Jenkinsran 6 times for 17yards... Cory Fiutkocaught 2 passes for 125 yards and aTD... Alex Kaczmarek led the defen-sive effort as he made 9 tackles...Zach Harms was also had solid nightas he made 8 tackles… Matt Webberhelped the cause with 7 tackles... LakeShore will host West Seneca East thisFriday...
2014 Numbers
The Redskins led 14-0when the game was sus-pended due to lightning... The teamsreturned the following night and theRedskins finished a 29-7 win overLockport... Dan Speyer completed 12of 19 passes for 155yards and a TD. Healso ran for a pair ofshort-yardage TDs...Ryan Ritter carried15 times for 66yards. He also caught3 passes for 38yards... AlexDamiani caught 2 passes for 39 yardsand made 6 tackles and recovered afumble on defense... Dan Emersoncaught a 22-yard TD pass and made 9tackles on defense... Mike Scarpellomade 6 tackles... Joe Powers made 5tackles... Tom Heist had a QB sack...Justin Hersey intercepted a pass...
Rushing: Ritter 15-66, Speyer 5-19, Recor 7-17, Scarpello 5-10.
Receiving: Ritter 3-38, Damiani 2-39, Valley 2-17, Emerson 1-22, Lis 1-20,Scarpello 1-8, Fox 1-7, Recor 1-4.
TDs: Speyer 2, Emerson, Miller.
Passing: Speyer 12-19-155.
TD Passes: Speyer.
Interceptions: Lis, Hersey.
FRec: Miller, Damiani, Murphy.
Rushing: Cooley 20-115, Sylvers 9-61,Robinson 3-10, Kittelson 2-5.
Receiving: None.
TDs: Lofton, Sylvers.
Passing: None.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Lofton.
FRec: None.
Team Reports
LancasterRedskins
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Lockport................... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Frontier.................7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Jamestown.................7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Clarence.................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ WSeneca West......7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Orchard Park.......7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Depew........................ 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
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LackawannaSteelers
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Wilson........................7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Salamanca................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Cheektowaga........7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Akron........................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... JFK............................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Silver Creek......... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Cleve Hill............. 2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Lake ShoreEagles
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Hamburg................... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... West Seneca East......6:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Cheektowaga........7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ McKinley (RF).....7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... East High.................. 6:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Hutch Tech (AH)... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Iroquois.................7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: ClFiutko 10-71, Jenkins 6-17,Addison 3-5.
Receiving: CrFiutko 2-125, Wigdor 1-1.
TDs: Cory Fiutko.
Passing: Collin Fiutko 3-8-126.
TD Passes: Collin Fiutko.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Marquez Lofton Collin Fiutko Dan Speyer
2014 Numbers 2014 Numbers
The Lions fell behind14-0 in the first half whenthe game was halted due to lightning.After they returned the followingevening, the Lions lost to Lancaster29-7... Tyler Fraass completed 16 of25 passes for 126yards a TD. He alsocarried 16 times for57 yards... LavetteWarren caught 2passes for 82 yards,including a break-away 76-yard scoringstrike. Warren made4 tackles on defense... Dominic Ballcaught 4 passes for 48 yards and made2 tackles on defense... PatrickFlaherty caught 4 passes for 45yards... David DiTullio began hiscomeback from a broken leg andmade 8 tackles, 2 for lost yardage...Marquise Sanders made 5 tackles...
2014 Numbers
MGCLake led just 8-6at the half when the gamewas suspended due to lightning... TheDragons returned the following nightand scored twice in the third quarterand beat Randolph 24-12... RyanMiller had a hugegame as he rushed 26times for 206 yardsand a TD… MitchSandberg added 31yards to the offense...Jonah Tannerrushed for 28 yardsand a TD. Tanneralso made 8 tackles on defense... AJHulton spearheaded the defensiveeffort as he made 6 tackles, 1 for lostyardage, and also recorded a QBsack... Trevor Micek made 12 tackles,3 for lost yardage... Chandler Bakermade 7 tackles, 3 for lost yardage, andhad 2 QB sacks...
The Lancers trailed14-7 after one quarter butexploded for 4 TDs in the secondframe to take a 35-14 lead at the halfin a 48-20 win over Barker last week-end... Qu’Ran Brewer led the rushingattack as he ran 16times for 163 yardsand 2 TDs... QBDonald Allender hada huge night as hecompleted 10 of 21passes for 240 yardsand a school-record 5TDs... Mike Fritzcaught 4 passes for 131 yards and 2TDs... Dawson Bailey caught 6 passesfor 109 yards and 3 TDs... BobbyCostanzo led the defense as he made12 tackles.... CJ McGovern also hada solid night as he made 11 tackles...Sam Fontanrosa was in on 10 tack-les... Jake Eoute had 2 INTs...
Lewiston-PorterLancers
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Barker (RH)......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Newfane.....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Burgard (AH)...... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Bennett...................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Albion................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Medina...................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Niagara Wheatfield....7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
LockportLions
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Lancaster.............. 6:30
Sat., Sept. 13....... Niagara Wheatfield..2:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ Starpoint...............2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Niagara Falls.............2:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Iroquois..................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Wmsville North... 2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Brewer 16-163, Schiavitti 4-16.
Receiving: Bailey 6-109, Fritz 4-131.
TDs: Bailey 3, Fritz 2, Brewer 2.
Passing: Allender 10-21-240.
TD Passes: Allender 5.
Interceptions: Eoute 2, Fontanrosa.
FRec: Eoute,Fontanrosa.
Rushing: Fraass-16-57, Ford 6-21, James 4-17, ABronson 5-15.
Receiving: Ball 4-48, Flaherty 4-45,ABronson 3-17, Warren 2-82, James 1-6,Waple 1-0, Kuczka 1-(-2).
TDs: Warren.
Passing: Fraass 16-25-196, Ford 0-1-0.
TD Passes: Fraass.
Interceptions: Feeney.
FRec: None.
Team Reports
MGCLakeThunder Dragons
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Randolph (MG)........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Gowanda.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Cass Valley (CL).......7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... O’Hara (MG)............7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Southwestern........7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Alley-Limestone... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: None.
Receiving: None.
TDs: None.
Passing: None.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
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Donald Allender Patrick Flaherty Ryan Miller
2014 Numbers
The Flyers werelocked in a 0-0 tie afterthree quarters but scored twice in thefinal frame to beat crosstown rivalCleve Hill 14-6 last week... MarcusFord led the ground game as he ran 9times for 85 yardsand a TD. Ford alsomade 9 tackles ondefense... KwaineDavis punched in a3-yard TD and alsorecorded a QB sackon defense... EricGraham completed4 of 10 passes for 40 yards... AndrewCrombie caught a 15-yard pass...Mike Kelleher spearheaded the def-fensive effort as he made 14 tackles...Mike Halferty made 8 tackles andrecorded 2 QB sacks... SteveSchroeder made 8 tackles and had asack... Kyle Melber also had a sack...
2014 Numbers
The Macks led EastHigh 10-0 when thegame was suspended due to lightning.McKinley had to wait until Mondaynight to finish off a 30-0 win overEast... Keyon Johnson completed 13of 23 passes for 135yards and 2 TDs. Healso rushed 11 timesfor 62 yards andanother TD... MikeBenton ran for 20yards and a TD andalso caught 3 passesfor 29 yards... MikeHargrave rushed 7 times for 42yards... Josh Aponte caught 4 passesfor 57 yards and 2 TDs... JamirWalker caught 3 passes for 42 yards...Quajon Taylor led the team in tacklesand had a QB sack… LenaireHerring and Mikeal Crockett eachrecorded 3 QB sacks...
2014 Numbers
The Mustangs led just8-0 after 1 quarter butexploded for 24 points in the secondframe as they beat Newfane 60-8...Brett Pecoraro led the offense as heran 15 times for 134 yards and a TD.Pecoraro also made10 tackles ondefense, including 3QB sacks... DevonJoy carried 8 timesfor 57 yards and apair of TDs. He alsoand made 7 tackles...Jason Hellwig com-pleted 14 of 15 passes for 225 yardsand 3 TDs. He also added 38 yardsrushing and a TD... Eric Neace ran 8yards for a TD and also made 7 tack-les... Brandon Schoolcraft caught apair of 24-yard TD passes... CharlesBeach made 7 tackles... Dylan Lewismade 6 tackles...
Team Reports
MedinaMustangs
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... @ Newfane................ 1:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Bennett...................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Lake Shore................ 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Burgard,,,,,,............... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Barker-RH........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Lew-Port...............7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Albion........................ 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Pecoraro 15-134, Joy 8-57, Hellwig 4-38, Howard 4-33, Follman 3-18,Neace 2-14, Valley 1-5.
Receiving: Lewis 7-120, Hrovat 3-42,Schoolcraft 2-48, Howard 1-8, Pecoraro 1-7.
TDs: Joy 2, Schoolcraft 2, Hellwig, Lewis,Pecoraro, Neace.
Passing: Hellwig 14-15-225.
TD Passes: Hellwig 3.
Interceptions: Neace.
FRec: Pecoraro, Packer.
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MaryvaleFlyers
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Cleve Hill.................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Alden.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Amherst.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Depew........................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Akron.................... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ Tonawanda............... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Cheektowaga....... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
McKinleyMacks
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... East High (RF)......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Hamburg.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ W. Seneca East.... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Lake Shore (RF).......2:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Iroquois................ 7:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Niagara Falls....... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ South Park (RF)....... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Ford 9-85, Reamsnyder 6-35,Bojanowski 4-19, Davis 4-10, Graham 2-7,Doyle 3-2.
Receiving: Crombie 1-15, Ford 1-12,Reamsnyder 1-7, Bojanowski 1-6.
TDs: Ford, Davis.
Passing: Graham 4-10-40.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: Kelleher, Crombie, Halferty.
Rushing: Johnson 11-62, Hargrave 7-42,Benton 10-20, Conner 1-18, James 3-9,Butler 2-6. Thomas 3-2, Aponte 1-1.
Receiving: Aponte 4-57, Walker 3-42, Benton 3-29, James 1-6, Herod 1-0, Massey 1-0.
TDs: Aponte 2, Johnson, Benton.
Passing: Johnson 13-23-135.
TD Passes: Johnson 2.
Interceptions: Fisher, Walker, Sanders.
FRec: Fisher.
Mike Halferty Mike Hargrave Brandon Schoolcraft
2014 Numbers
The Panthers fellbehind 32-0 at the halfand lost to Medina 60-8 last week-end... Despite the lopsided score, therewere some good performances... KyleBurdick caught 9 passes for 149yards. Burdick alsoadded 24 yards rush-ing and made 7 tack-les on defense... QBTrevor Noon com-pleted 14 of 25 pass-es for 240 yards anda TD... KyleGuerriera ran 5times for 23 yards and made 7 tackleson defense... Katrell Jackson caught3 passes for 110 yards... Nick O'Layhad a solid game as he made 9 tack-les... Jake Kubala was all over thefield as he made 13 tackles... RyanEmpson and Aaron Zysek eachrecorded a QB sack...
2014 Numbers
The Wolverines ledjust 7-0 at the half buttook control after the break and beatNiagara Wheatfield 26-0... ShaolinMcCray led the ground game as herushed 13 times for 114 yards and aTD... Haseen Pruittadded 110 yards onjust 9 carries...Lomax Barnes andJoe Welch eachpunched in short TDruns... JacquanHudson caught a 40-yard pass... MikeStachowski caught a 22-yard TDpass... Drew Spurback tossed a 22-yard TD pass... Ryan Garner was astandout on the OL... Nate Parchmentled the defense as he made 10 tacklesand a QB sack... Joe Welch made 6tackles and recorded a QB sack...DeShaun Lowe made 7 tackles...
2014 Numbers
The Falcons trailedjust 7-0 at the half andbattled hard but lost to Niagara Falls26-0 last weekend... Keith Pitner ledthe team in rushing as he gained 31yards on 7 carries...QB Andrew Dorickoplayed well as hecompleted 9 of 19passes for 91 yards...Brian Leising caught4 passes for 38 yards.He also made 6 tack-les on defense... DanCicco helped theeffort with 6 tackles... The Falconswill have another AA North Divisiongame this week when they travel toLockport to play the Lions...
Team Reports
Niagara WheatfieldFalcons
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... Niagara Falls............ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Lockport...............2:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Hutch Tech................2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Wmsville North........ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ St. Mary’s.............1:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Lew-Port.............. 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Pitner 7-31.
Receiving: Leising 4-38.
TDs: None.
Passing: Doricko 9-19-91.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
NewfanePanthers
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... Medina...................... 1:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Lew-Port.............. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Albion........................ 2:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Barker-RH (RH)... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Wilson....................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Burgard..................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ Bennett (AH)........6:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Niagara FallsWolverines
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... @ Niag Wheatfield...2:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Cheektowaga........7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Wmsville North........ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Kenmore West.......... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ Lockport...............2:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ McKinley................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ Clarence.................. 12:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Burdick 13-24, Guerriera 5-23,Jackson 2-17.
Receiving: Burdick 9-149, Jackson 3-110, Wilt 2-20.
TDs: Jackson.
Passing: Noon 14-25-240, O'Lay 1-1-45.
TD Passes: Noon.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Rushing: McCray 13-114, Pruitt 9-110, Lowe 2-8, Walls 1-5, Welch 2-(-1), Barnes 5-(-8).
Receiving: Hudson 1-40, Stachowski 1-22.
TDs: McCray, Stachowski, Welch, Barnes.
Passing: Barnes 1-2-40, Spurback 1-1-22.
TD Passes: Spurback.
Interceptions: JaSmith.
FRec: Vargas
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Trevor Noon Haseen Pruitt Andrew Doricko
2014 Numbers
The Big Green fellbehind 14-0 at the halfand lost to Cardinal O'Hara 28-6 lastweek... QB Steve Glinski led theoffense as he completed 5 of 12 pass-es for 52 yards. He also rushed 18times for 67 yardsand made 5 tackleson defense... KenWilliams ran 13times for 39 yardsand scored theNichols TD on a 3-yard run. Williamsalso caught a 10-yardpass and made 5 tackles on defense...Mercy Cox-Hicks carried 10 timesfor 27 yards and caught 3 passes for19 yards... Connor Freeburgercaught 3 passes for 23 yards... ChrisMiner made 4 tackles… EthanCarrow was solid on the OL... PaulBrinson recovered a fumble...
2014 Numbers
North Tonawandascored once in each quar-ter and beat Riverside 28-0... It wasthe Lumberjacks first shutout in 3years... Chris Woodard completed 6of 14 passes for 113 yards. Woodardalso rushed 13 timesfor 130 yards and 2TDs and made 4tackles on defense...Cody Sikora rushedfor 42 yards and alsocaught a 32-yardpass... TyjierBrandy ran for aTD... Ryan McDonough caught a 35-yard pass... Taylor Mellott made 11tackles and recorded 2 QB sacks...Zach Woodard and DanielLukaszonas each made 8 tackles...Jake Gibson was a force on defenseas he recorded 3 QB sacks... DrewKrantz intercepted a pass...
2014 Numbers
The Huskies fellbehind 6-0 after one quar-ter but rebounded to take a 14-12 leadat the half. Olean went on to beatEden 20-12 in the season’s openingweek... Jaryd Plaud led the groundgame as he rushed 13times for 92 yards...Quentin Ellis ran for62 yards on just 6carries... QBChuckie Martincompleted 3 of 4passes for 75 yardsand 1 TD... AnthonyMorgan caught 2 passes for 24 yardsand a TD... Elijah Ramadhan caughta 51-yard pass... Olean will play thefirst home game of the season whenthe Huskies host Springville thisweekend...
Team Reports
OleanHuskies
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... @ Eden...................... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Springville................. 7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Bradford (Pa.).......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Dunkirk..................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ East Aurora..........7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Sat., Oct. 18........ Pioneer...................... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Plaud 13-92, Ellis 6-62.
Receiving: Ramadhan 1-52, Morgan 1-18.
TDs: Ellis, Morgan, Plaud.
Passing: Martin 3-4-75.
TD Passes: Martin.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
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NicholsBig Green
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... @ O’Hara................. 1:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Oakfield-Alabama..12:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Villanova..............TBA
Sat., Sept. 27....... Finney (5).................. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ Panama.................1:30
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Finney (5)............. 4:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ Charlotte (5)............. 1:00
Sat., Oct. 25........ @ Sherman............... 1:30
North TonawandaLumberjacks
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Riverside,,,,,,,,,,,........ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Wmsville East........... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Sweet Home.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Wmsville South....7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Kenmore East........... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Grand Island........7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Tonawanda........... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Glinski 18-67, Williams 13-39, Cox-Hicks 10-27, Rivers 1-7.
Receiving: Cox-Hicks 3-19, Freeburger 1-23,Williams 1-10.
TDs: Williams.
Passing: Glinski 5-12-52.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Cox-Hicks.
FRec: Brinson.
Rushing: Woodard 13-130, Sikora 2-42,McDonough 6-19, Brandy 8-12, Nolley 3-5.
Receiving: Wilkinson 2-16, McDonough 1-35,Sikora 1-32, Gilbert 1-25, Craig 1-5.
TDs: Woodard 2, Brandy, Dotterweich.
Passing: Woodard 6-14-113.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Krantz.
FRec: None.
Ken Williams Chuckie MartinChris Woodard
2014 Numbers
The Quakers jumpedout to a 21-0 lead afterone quarter and led 27-7 at the halfwhen the game was suspended due tolightning... Orchard Park exploded for45 points in the second half and beatFrontier 72-22...Dillon Janca com-pleted 16 of 32 pass-es for 225 yards and3 TDs... TeriusWheatley rushed 8times for 125 yardsand a TD... BillyMyers rushed 17times for 92 yards and 4 TDs... JoshDahl rushed raced 70 yards for a TD...Michael Bruno caught 4 passes for66 yards... Kevin Koziol caught 4passes for 64 yards and a TD... ChrisLiberatone rushed 2 times for 46yards... Kevin Goltz gained 30 yardson just 3 carries...
2014 Numbers
The Panthers fellbehind 21-7 at the halfbut rallied after the break and beatFrewsburg 33-27 last week... KyleSaxton powered the offense as herushed 16 times for 151 yards and 2TDs... Greg Delahoycompleted 2 passesfor 66 yards an a TD.He also added 17yards an a TD to therushing totals...Mark Ecklundcaught a 63-yard TDpass and made 4tackles on defense... David O'Dell ledthe defense as he made 10 tackles andhad 3 QB sacks... Ryan Applebeemade 5 tackles and recorded a QBsack... Chris Blose made 4 tacklesand intercepted a pass... DylanBergman made 4 tackles... JoshEddy intercepted a pass...
2014 Numbers
The Panthers struggledon offense and lost toDunkirk 8-0 last weekend... SeniorRB Tyler Mummery started his finalyear with a great all around perfor-mance. Mummerycarried the ball 18times for 132 yards.He was also a standout on defense as hemade 12 tackles,including 5 for lostyardage... Junior DTFoster Dell also hada solid game as hemade 7 tackles, 1 for lost yardage...Senior Nick Thagard punted 5 timesand averaged 41.8 yards per punt. Hehad punts of 46 and 48 yards amonghis 5 punts and also dropped one onthe Dunkirk 2-yard line... Pioneer willplay at East Aurora this coming week-end...
PanamaPanthers
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Frewsburg............ 7:30
Sat., Sept. 13....... Westfield....................1:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Pine Valley............ 7:30
Sat., Sept. 27....... Portville..................... 1:30
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Nichols....................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Randolph.............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Sherman.................... 1:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
PioneerPanthers
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Dunkirk..................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ East Aurora..........7:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... Fredonia.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Springville............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Southwestern............ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Eden...........................7:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ Olean.................... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Saxton 16-151, Delahoy 5-17,Bergman 3-10, Jk.Payne 1-2, Nathan 1-(-1).
Receiving: Ecklund 1-63, Eddy 1-3.
TDs: Saxton 2, Ecklund, Eddy, Delahoy.
Passing: Delahoy 2-10-66.
TD Passes: Delahoy.
Interceptions: Eddy, Blose.
FRec: None.
Rushing: Mummery 18-132, Riordan 7-19,Kossow 1-1, Smith 1-0.
Receiving: Haggerty 1-6, Mummery 1-5.
TDs: None.
Passing: Mummery 1-1-6, Kossow 1-2-5.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Chislett.
FRec: Tackentein.
Team Reports
Orchard ParkQuakers
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Frontier.................7:30
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Kenmore West..... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... West Seneca West.....7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Bishop McDowell..... 1:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Clarence............... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Lancaster...................7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Jamestown............7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Wheatley 8-125, Myers 17-92, Dahl 1-70, Goltz 1-3, Janca 1-(-7).
Receiving: Bruno 4-66, Koziol 4-64, Goltz 3-30, Crowley 3-19, Liberatore 2-46.
TDs: Myers 4, Wheatley, Crowley, Losardo,Dahl, Koziol, Goltz.
Passing: Janca 16-32-225.
TD Passes: Janca 3.
Interceptions: McPoland.
FRec: Dahl.
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Terius Wheatley Kyle Saxton Tyler Mummery
2014 Numbers
Portville had no gamelast week because PineValley dropped football... Hopes arehigh that the Panthers will be able tomake a deep run in the Class D play-offs with the return of six 2-waystarters... SeniorsChase Swetland andIsaac Hilyer areboth back at WR andDB... Lukas Zink, ateam captain, is backat TE and LB...Senior DakotaStudley returns to astarting role at RB... Sean Harris, ajunior, will return to start at QB andDB. Harris will also punt... GrantMilne (jr) is back in a starting role atOL and LB... Cal Hollamby is a can-didate for All-WNY kicker... AlexGilliland (6-1, 300) will provide somesize on the OL and DL...
2014 Numbers
The Cardinals trailed8-6 at the half when thegame was suspended due to light-ning... The teams completed the gamethe following day but the Cardinalslost to MGCLake 24-12... Randolphtrailed 8-0 whenTyler Stahley inter-cepted a pass andreturned it 39 yardsfor a TD. Stahleyended the night with8 tackles, 7 primary...Wes Sluga rumbledin from 12 yards outfor the Cardinals second TD... JeffAndrews led the defensive effort ashe made 12 solo tackles and assistedon 5 others... Bryce Morrison was inon 12 tackles, 9 initial hits... DevynNelsen made 9 tackles... DeranHuntington made 8 primary tacklesand added an assist to the totals...
2014 Numbers
St. Francis was tied at14-14 at the half andagain at 21-21 after 3 quarters beforepulling out a 28-21 win over HolyTrinity last week... Robert Dempseyrushed 8 times for 39 yards and alsomade 15 tackles ondefense... FranciscoGuzman rumbled 15yards for a TD andalso caught 4 passesfor 38 yards andanother TD. Headded 15 tackles ondefense... JakeTasker caught 4 passes for 70 yards...Kordell Holness-Lightbody caught 2passes for 64 yards and a TD…Brandon Metz caught 2 passes for 38yards and a TD. Metz also made 9tackles and recorded 2 QB sacks...Jerry Hickson completed 12 of 24passes for 200 yards and 3 TDs...
Team Reports
St. FrancisRed Raiders
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... @ Holy Trinity..........1:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... South Park................ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Alden......................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ St. Joe’s.................1:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Bishop Timon........... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Cathedral Prep......... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ Aquinas..................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 25........ @ St. Mary’s.............1:00
Sat., Nov. 1.......... @ Canisius................ 1:00
Nov. 7/8............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Dempsey 8-39, Williams 6-20, Metz 3-11, Guzman 3-10, Pinnock 1-6, Kraus 1-2, Hickson 3-(-8), Kline 1-(-10).
Receiving: Tasker 4-70, Guzman 4-38,Holnes-Lightbody 2-64, Metz 2-28.
TDs: Guzman 2, Holness-Lightbody, Metz.
Passing: Hickson 12-24-200.
TD Passes: Hickson-3.
Interceptions: Kraus.
FRec: None.
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RandolphCardinals
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ MGCLake (MG)...7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Portville..................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Cattaraugus-LV....7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Sherman............... 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Ellicottville................ 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Panama......................7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Westfield....................7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: (Team) 25-60.
Receiving: Nelsen 1-53.
TDs: Stahley, Sluga.
Passing: Morrison 1-9-53.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Stahley.
FRec: None.
PortvillePanthers
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Pine Valley.................7:30
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Randolph.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Sherman.................... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ Panama.................1:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Cattaraugus-LV....7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Alley-Limestone........7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Frewsburg................. 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: None.
Receiving: None.
TDs: None.
Passing: None.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Grant Milne Tyler Stahley Robert Dempsey
2014 Numbers
The Marauders wentto the New York Cityarea and fell behind 14-0 after onequarter before losing to St Anthony’s49-16... Darren Thompson caught a35-yard TD pass, rushed 4 times for15 yards and made 3tackles on defense...Louie Suracereturned an INT 22yards for a TD andkicked a 37-yard FG.Surace also recovereda fumble... RyanConschafter rushed10 times for 27 yards and made 3tackles... Marcus Evans ran 10 timesfor 39 yards... Cordell Owens led thedefensive effort with 6 tackles...Christopher Kuchta made 4 tack-les... David Archer completed 5 of 12passes for 68 yards and a TD... PeteMasters caught 2 passes for 21 yards...
2014 Numbers
The Lancers trailed12-6 at the half beforerallying for a tough 22-20 win overRochester’s U-Prep last week... QBTakal Molson rushed 6 times for 61yards and a TD and completed 11 of22 passes for 185yards and anotherTD... Anthony Stittrushed 11 times for44 yards... TonyRobinson had a biggame as he caught 9passes for 124 yardsand a TD. He alsopunched in a 3-yard TD on theground... Christian Osborne caught a26-yard pass... Cam Dunning had agame-changing INT on defense andalso caught a crucial 35-yard pass on3rd-an-16... Delhen Jones and MarcO'Neill each recore a QB sack... SeanWilson was solid on the OL...
2014 Numbers
The Warriors led 13-7at the half and outlastedCass Valley-Falconer 39-26 lastweek... QB Jared Fish completed 6of 10 passes for 135 yards and 3 TDs.He also ran for 101 yards and a TD onjust 9 carries. Fishbroke free for a 49-yard TD run in the4th quarter... MarcusZaprowski ran 10times for 127 yardsand a TD. He alsomade 8 tackles ondefense... JacobDowdy ran 6 times for 62 yards and aTD... Malachi Ficek was a stalwarton the offensive line... Jimmie Nyecaught 3 passes for 40 yards and scor-ing strikes of 15 and 19 yards... AndyCrandall scored a TD on a 71-yardpass play... Derek McClure made 7tackles...
St. Joe’sMarauders
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ St. Anthony’s........7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Clarence.................... 1:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Aquinas.................1:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... St. Francis................. 1:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Canisius..................... 1:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ UPrep (5).............. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ St. Mary’s..................1:00
Sat., Oct. 25........ Cathedral Prep (Pa).. 1:00
Fri., Oct. 31........ @ Bishop Timon.......7:00
Nov. 7/8............... Playoffs.....................TBA
St. Mary’sLancers
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... @ UPrep (5).............. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... St. John Baptist........ 1:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Bishop Timon.......7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Oil City (Pa.).............2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Niagara Wheatfield..1:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Erie East (Pa.).......... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ St. Joe’s.................1:00
Sat., Oct. 25........ St. Francis................. 1:00
Sat., Nov. 1.......... Cardinal O’Hara......1:00
Nov. 7/8............... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Evans 10-39, Conschafter 10-27,Thompson 4-15, Bomberski 1-4, Schaefer 1-2,Jackson 2-2, Przybyla 2-2, Archer 11-(-11).
Receiving: Thompson 2-42, Masters 2-21,Conschafter 1-5.
TDs: Thompson, Surace.
Passing: Archer 5-12-68.
TD Passes: Archer.
Interceptions: Masters, Surace.
FRec: Surace.
Rushing: Molson 6-61, Stit 11-44, Osborne 4-16, Robinson 1-6.
Receiving: Robinson 9-124, Dunning 1-35,Osborne 1-26.
TDs: Robinson 2, Molson.
Passing: Molson 11-22-185.
TD Passes: Molson.
Interceptions: Dunning.
FRec: None.
SalamancaWarriors
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Cassadaga Valley...... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Lackawanna.........7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... MGCLake................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Southwestern........7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Alley-Limestone... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Gowanda................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Springville................. 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Zaprowski 10-127, Fish 9-101,Dowdy 6-62, Peters 2-4.
Receiving: Nye 3-40, Crandall 1-71,Phearsdorf 1-17, McClure 1-7.
TDs: Nye 2, Dowdy, Zaprowski, Fish,Crandall.
Passing: Fish 6-10-135.
TD Passes: Fish 3.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: Cooper, McClure.
Team Reports
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Louie Surace Tony Robinson Marcus Zaprowski
2014 Numbers
The Wildcats fellbehind 20-0 at the halfand lost to Ellicottville 33-16 lastweek... Korey Ayers powered theoffense as he rushed 20 times for 81yards... QB Jeremy Cole ran 9 timesfor 42 yards and aTD. Cole also com-pleted 6 of 10 passesfor 42 yards and aTD and made 9 tack-les on defense...Adam Einink had asolid game as hemade 9 tackles andrecovered a fumble... Dylan Neckerscaught 4 passes for 17 yards... KolbyParks caught a 10-yard TD pass...Jared Dunnewold spearheaded thedefense as he made 12 tackles... SamVanValkenburg and Evan Legterseach made 9 tackles. VanValkenburgwas a standout on the offensive line..
2014 Numbers
The Black Knightstook a 14-0 lead at thehalf before the game was suspendeddue to lightning... Silver Creekreturned the following day and fin-ished off a 28-0 win over Allegany-Limestone... NoahRadack completed 4of 14 passes for 100yards and 2 TDs...Radack hit TrevonThompson with a79-yard TD pass...Kraig Gilbert pow-ered the groundattack as he rushed 21 times for 165yards. Gilbert scored on runs of 8 and89 yards... Bill Seiders ran 10 timesfor 61 yards... Lucas Hallick caught a19-yard TD pass... Mike Priest made18 tackles and also recorded a sack...Nate Jones made 12 tackles... AydenJimerson had a QB sack…
2014 Numbers
The Sparks led 26-14at the half and beat HutchTech 44-20 last week... DeAndreBrown electrified the crowd when hereturned the opening kickoff 90 yardsfor a TD... QB Tyree Brown complet-ed 14 of 19 passesfor 204 yards and 3TDs. He also rushed5 times for 88 yardsand another TD...Antonio Leonardcaught 7 passes for92 yards and a TD.He also intercepted apass and returned it 54 yards for aTD... Daryl Moore caught 5 passesfor 81 yards and 2 TDs... BryceCarmicheal rushed 4 times for 32yards and made 9 tackles on defense...William Burgess made 10 tackles andhad 2 QB sacks... Quan Burgessmade 7 tackles...
Team Reports
South ParkSparks
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Hutch Tech........... 4:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ St. Francis............ 7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Iroquois (AH)........... 6:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... WSeneca West (AH).. 7:30
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Hamburg (AH)......... 6:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ East High (RF).....7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ McKinley (RF).....7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: TyBrown 5-88, Carmicheal 4-32,QBurgess 8-26, WBurgess 5-20, Gerace 2-8,McDonald 1-6, Neal 2-4.
Receiving: Leonard 7-92, Moore 5-81,DeBrown 2-31.
TDs: Moore 2, Leonard 2, TyBrown,DeBrown.
Passing: TyBrown 14-19-204.
TD Passes: TyBrown-3.
Interceptions: Leonard, Johnson.
FRec: Carmicheal, Gerace.
Silver CreekBlack Knights
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Alley-Limestone........7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Akron....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... JFK............................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ Wilson................... 7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ Cleve Hill..............2:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Lackawanna..............7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Cattaraugus-LV....7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Gilbert 21-165, Seiders 10-61,Hallick 3-16, Forbes 2-11.
Receiving: Gilbert 2-2, Thompson 1-79,Hallick 1-19.
TDs: Gilbert 2, Hallick, Thompson.
Passing: Radack 4-14-100.
TD Passes: Radack 2.
Interceptions: Priest.
FRec: None.
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Sherman-ClymerWildcats
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Ellicottville........... 7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Cattaraugus-LV........ 1:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Portville................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Randolph...................7:30
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Pine Valley................ 1:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Frewsburg............ 7:30
Sat., Oct. 18........ Panama......................1:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Ayers 20-81, Cole 9-42, Einink 4-15,Lyon 1-4.
Receiving: Neckers 4-17, Parks 1-10,Meeder 1-8.
TDs: Parks, Cole.
Passing: Cole 6-10-42.
TD Passes: Cole.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: Einink.
Jeremy Cole DeAndre BrownMike Priest
2014 Numbers
The Trojans were tiedat 14-14 at the half whenthe game was halted due to lightning...Southwestern returned the followingnight and raced away for a 36-21 winover Gowanda... Noah Weinsteincompleted 7 of 11passes for 132 yardsand 2 TDs. He alsosnuck in for a 1-yardTD... HunterPeterson ran 13times for 113 yards...Mason Hoose rushed10 times for 76 yardsand 1 TD. He was also 4-or-5 on PATkicks... Nick Swanson ran 5 times for62 yards and made 9 tackles ondefense... Brendan Kennedy carried11 times for 53 yards and a TD...Niko Pannes caught 3 passes for 62yards and 2 TDs... Jordan Bryertonled the defense with 10 tackles...
2014 Numbers
The Griffins led 34-12after three quarters butsurrendered 24 points in the finalframe and lost to Fredonia 36-34...Pat O'Brien rushed 19 times for 114yards and 2 TDs... Devin White-Kearns ran 14 timesfor 101 yards and aTD. He also complet-ed 3 for 57 yards anda TD... Ian Bakerrushed 4 times for 24yards an a TD. Healso made 9 tacklesand intercepted apass on defense... Jake Smith rushed5 times for 48 yards... Dalton Nelsonadded 16 rushing yards to the totals...Kyle Crotty carried 6 times for 35yards and made 7 tackles on defense...Devin Pazzuti caught a 31-yard TDpass and made 7 tackles on defense...Parker Rice was in on 8 tackles...
2014 Numbers
The Spartans led 20-6at the half but surren-dered a pair of 2nd-half TDs beforepulling out a 26-20 win in OT overKenmore East... Terry Rutland elec-trified the crowd when he returned theopening kickoff 80yards for a TD. Healso ran 16 yards fora TD to win the gamein OT... Alex Goupilrushed 14 times for71 yards and a TD...Tajay Ahmed ran 8times for 65 yardsand made 9 tackles on defense... EricYaeger completed 6 of 10 passes for114 yards and a TD... Mike Chasecaught 2 passes for 49 yards and a TDand also made 6 tackles on defense...Ron Larocque caught 2 passes for 32yards... Austin Meenaghan recorded7 tackles and a sack...
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... Kenmore East........... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Wmsville South....7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Wmsville East...... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Lockport................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Grand Island............ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Sweet Home.............. 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ Riverside (RF)......2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
SouthwesternTrojans
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Gowanda................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Alley-Limestone...7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Cleve Hill...................7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Salamanca................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Pioneer.................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ MGCLake................. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Cass Valley (F)..... 7:30
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
SpringvilleGriffins
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Fredonia............... 7:30
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Olean.....................7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Eden...........................7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Pioneer.......................7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ East Aurora...............7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Salamanca............ 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
StarpointSpartans
Rushing: Peterson 13-113, M.Hoose 10-76,Swanson 5-62, Kennedy 11-53, Weinstein 3-4,Williams 1-0.
Receiving: Pannes 3-62, Sandbloom 1-28,Kennedy 1-22, Peterson 1-11, Swanson 1-9.
TDs: Pannes 2, Weinstein ,Kennedy,MHoose.
Passing: Weinstein 7-11-132.
TD Passes: Weinstein 2.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Rushing: O'Brien 19-114, White-Kearns 14-101,Smith 5-48, Crotty 6-35, Baker 4-24, Nelson 2-16.
Receiving: Crotty 2-26, Pazzuti 1-31.
TDs: O'Brien 2, Baker, Pazzuti, White-Kearns.
Passing: White-Kearns 3-14-57.
TD Passes: White-Kearns.
Interceptions: Baker.
FRec: None.
Rushing: Goupil 14-71, Ahmed 8-65, Yaeger 5-30, Rutland 10-22, Bratek 1-2.
Receiving: Chase 2-49, Larocque 2-32,Dumond 1-19, Bowden 1-14.
TDs: Rutland 2, Goupil, Chase.
Passing: Yaeger 6-10-114.
TD Passes: Yaeger.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Team Reports
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Niko Pannes Ian Baker Tajay Ahmed
2014 Numbers
The Panthers trailed14-0 after one quarterand rallied to take a 21-14 lead in the4th quarter before falling toJamestown 35-28... Jordan Evert ledthe ground game as he rushed 14times for 71 yardsand a TD. He alsocaught a 23-yard TDpass... Jordan Heineran 10 times for 35yards... BrandonSmiley caught 5passes for 56 yardsand added 10 yardsto the rushing totals... Milton Zeiglercaught a 14-yard TD pass... ThePanthers took a 21-14 lead when JonPhillips stripped the ball loose andChristian Colon recovered the fum-ble in the end zone... KeyshawnSherrod and Milton Ziegler eachintercepted a pass...
2014 Numbers
The Warriors surren-dered 3 TDs and fellbehind 21-0 after one quarter beforelosing to Cheektowaga 35-0... QBTristan Boling led the offense as herushed 16 times for 116 yards. Hecompleted 3 of 12passes for 67 yards.Boling also made 4tackles and intercept-ed a pass ondefense... EthanShattuck added 19yards on 7 carries tothe offensive totals.Shattuck intercepted a pass ondefense... Brandon Frye caught 3passes for 67 yards. Frye also made ateam-high 9 tackles and intercepted 2passes on defense... Colin Smith wasin on 8 tackles, including 5 primarystops... Brian Bui recovered a fum-ble...
2014 Numbers
The Wolverinesjumped out to a 20-0 leadand led 26-7 early in the third quarterbut surrendered the game’s final 20points and lost to Cattaraugus 27-26...QB Nolan Hunt rushed 14 times for142 yards and 2 TDs.Hunt also completed4 of 9 passes for 80yards and a TD andmade 8 tackles ondefense... AlecChelton ran 9 timesfor 22 yards andmade 6 tackles ondefense... Derek Walter led thedefensive unit as he made 12 tackles...Mike Poletto caught 2 passes for 31yards and made 6 tackles on defense...Kyle Cambria caught 1 pass for 15yards and made 4 tackles... JoeyQuagliana made 11 tackles...Brandon Freeman made 9 tackles...
Team Reports
WestfieldWolverines
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Cattaraugus-LV....7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Panama.................1:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Gowanda.............. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Ellicottville................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Frewsburg................. 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Pine Valley............ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Randolph..............7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Hunt 14-142, Chelton 9-22,Catalano 2-3, Cambrie 1-0.
Receiving: Poletto 2-31, (Unknown) 1-34,Cambrie 1-15
TDs: Hunt 2.
Passing: Hunt 4-9-80.
TD Passes: Hunt.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
TonawandaWarriors
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Cheektowaga.............7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... JFK............................ 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Depew................... 7:30
Fri., Sept. 26....... Alden......................... 7:30
Thu., Oct. 2.........@ Amherst................ 7:30
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Maryale.,,............. 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ North Tonawanda.... 6:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Boling 16-116, Shattuck 7-19,Henderson 3-3.
Receiving: Frye 3-67.
TDs: None.
Passing: Boling 3-12-67.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: Frye 2, Shattuck, Boling.
FRec: Bui
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Sweet HomePanthers
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... Jamestown................ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... Kenmore East........... 2:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ North Tonawanda..7:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ Wmsville East...... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... Riverside................... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Starpoint...............2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ Wmsville South.........2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Evert 14-71, Heine 10-35, Smiley 4-10, Torrillo 4-2, Iverson 1-0.
Receiving: Smiley 5-56, Drake 2-32, Zeigler 2-6, Evert 1-23, Milton 1-7.
TDs: Evert 2, Colon, Zeigler.
Passing: Torrillo 11-23-124.
TD Passes: Torrillo 2.
Interceptions: Sherrod, Zeigler.
FRec: Phillips, Colon.
Tristan BolingChristian Colon Alec Chelton
2014 Numbers
The Trojans led 6-0 atthe half and had to sur-vive a last-minute drive to beatIroquois 12-7... Brandon Day pow-ered the offense as he rushed 17 timesfor 102 yards... John Dolac had a bignight as he rushed for35 yards on 6 carries.Dolac scored a pairof TDs on short runsand also made 10tackles on defense...Ray Johnson ran 4times for 21 yards...Jalexis Santiago ran3 times for 20 yards and caught 2passes for 36 yards... Tyler Skretnyrushed 6 times for 32 yards and made10 tackles on defense... Matt Kumrocompleted 3 of 4 passes for 45 yards...Evin Ksiezarczyk was dominant onthe offensive line... Ian Dolac inter-cepted a pass...
2014 Numbers
The Indians trailed just14-6 at the half but sur-rendered 17 points in the third quarterbefore falling to Clarence 31-12 lastweek... Junior RB Aaron Harm brokethe school record for the longest TDrun when he bolted99 yards for a scorein the second quarter.That broke the recordof 94 yards set byDes Randall... Harmadded 42-yard TDrun in the third quar-ter and finished with165 yards on 8 carries... Jack Myersled the defensive effort as he was inon 15 tackles, 5 solo... AnthonyJaycox forced a fumble... ConnorBuhr made 3 tackles and recorded aQB sack... Tim Skea made 7 tackles,3 initial hits... Mitch Piddisi was inon 4 tackles...
2014 Numbers
The Flames fellbehind 24-0 at the halfwhen the game was suspended due tolightning... The Flames returned thefollowing night to finish the game butlost to Bennett 54-6... Tahji Lewishad a solid night ashe rushed for 177yards and a TD on 15carries. He alsocaught a 16-yardpass… MattEvanetski added 14rushing yards to thetotals... Pat Orsinicaught 2 passes for 70 yards... QBRyan Foster completed 3 of 10 pass-es for 86 yards... Nick Molnar was abright spot on the offensive line.Molar stayed aggressive the entiregame... Ben Geiger made 4 tackles...TJ Allen and Chris Tideswell eachmade 3 tackles...
West Seneca EastTrojans
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Iroquois..................... 9:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30
Fri., Sept. 19....... McKinley................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... @ South Park (AH)... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Hutch Tech (RF)... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ Hamburg................... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ West Seneca West.....7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
West Seneca WestIndians
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Clarence.................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ Jamestown............7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Orchard Park...... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Frontier......................7:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... Lancaster...................7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Depew....................7:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ WSeneca East...... 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Williamsville EastFlames
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Bennett................. 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... @ North Tonawanda..7:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... Starpoint................... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... Sweet Home.............. 2:00
Fri., Oct. 3.......... @ Wmsville South....6:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ Riverside................... 2:00
Fri., Oct. 17........ @ Grand Island........7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: None.
Receiving: None.
TDs: None.
Passing: None.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Rushing: None.
Receiving: None.
TDs: None.
Passing: None.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Rushing: Lewis 15-177, Evanetski 5-14.
Receiving: Orsini 2-70, Lewis 1-16.
TDs: Lewis.
Passing: Foster 3-10-86.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
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John Dolac Jack Myers Tahji Lewis
2014 Numbers
The Spartans scoredall of their points in thefirst half and the defense pitched ashutout in a 21-0 win over GrandIsland... QB Chad Steinwachs com-pleted 6 of 18 passes for 105 yardsand 2 TDs... AndrewHwang led the teamwith 37 rushing yardson 16 carries... DeanThompson caught a30-yard TD pass. Healso scooped up afumble and returnedit 52 yards for a TD...Jake Ames caught 3 passes for 56yards, including a 25-yard scoringstrike. He also made 7 tackles andintercepted a pass on defense... JasonHwang caught a 16-yard pass... JonBecht led the defense as he made ateam-high 14 tackles... Nick Amesmade 12 tackles...
2014 Numbers
The Billies fell behind21-7 after one quarter buthad pulled within 21-14 when thegame was suspended due to lightning.The Billies returned the following dayand beat Kenmore West 24-21 whenBen Neuss kicked a27-yard FG as timeexpired... SamCastronova complet-ed 21 of 38 passesfor 259 yards and 1TD... Matt Fostercaught 6 passes for104 yards. He alsoran 17 yards for a TD... RyanPhilipps caught 4 passes for 35yards... Jacob Huber caught 4 passesfor 67 yards, including a 20-yard TDpass... Jeremy Spitzberg caught 4passes for 25 yards and made 7 tack-les on defense... Andrew Laudicorecovered a fumble...
2014 Numbers
The Lakeman trailed6-0 at the half and lost adefensive battle to Lackawanna 12-0last week... Nick Thuman led theground game as he ran 8 times for 31yards... Wade Rick rushed 9 times for26 yards... QB JustinDaul had a solid dayas he completed 10of 19 passes for 121yards... Alex Foxcaught 2 passes for64 yards and made 3tackles on defense...Jacob Rice caught 4passes for 20 yards and made 8 tack-les on defense... Steve Proper caught2 passes for 18 yards and also added44 yards in kick returns... DylanThompson led the defense with ateam-high 9 tackles... Matt Morganand Zach Ganshaw helped the defen-sive effort with 3 tackles each...
Team Reports
WilsonLakemen
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... @ Lackawanna.........7:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... @ Cleve Hill..............2:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... Akron.........................7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... Silver Creek.............. 7:00
Sat., Oct. 4.......... @ Newfane................ 2:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Barker................... 1:30
Fri., Oct. 17........ JFK............................ 7:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Thuman 8-31, Rick 9-26, Daul 5-(-9).
Receiving: Rice 4-20, Fox 2-64, Proper 2-18,Rick 1-1, Dabill 1-0.
TDs: None.
Passing: Daul 10-19-121.
TD Passes: None.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: None.
Williamsville SouthBillies
2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Kenmore West.......... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 12....... Starpoint................... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 19....... @ Grand Island....... 7:00
Fri., Sept. 26....... North Tonawanda.... 7:00
Thu., Oct. 2.........Williamsville East.... 6:00
Sat., Oct. 11........ @ Kenmore East...... 2:00
Sat., Oct. 18........ @ Sweet Home......... 2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: Castronova 14-33, Foster 3-27,Moon 4-15, Spitzberg 6-14, Donius 1-2.
Receiving: Foster 6-194, Huber 4-67,Philipps 4-35, Spitzberg 4-25, Tuskes 1-25,Moon 1-6, Buell 1-5.
TDs: Castronova, Foster, Huber.
Passing: Castronova 21-38-259.
TD Passes: Castronova.
Interceptions: None.
FRec: Laudico.
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Williamsville NorthSpartans
2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... Grand Island............ 2:00
Sat., Sept. 13....... East High.................. 2:00
Sat., Sept. 20....... @ Niagara Falls....... 2:00
Sat., Sept. 27....... @ Niag Wheatfield...2:00
Thu., Oct. 2.........Ken West (DPW)..... 7:00
Fri., Oct. 10........ @ Frontier.................7:30
Sat., Oct. 18........ Lockport....................2:00
Oct. 24/25............ Playoffs.....................TBA
Oct. 31/Nov. 1..... Playoffs.....................TBA
Rushing: AHwang 16-37.
Receiving: Ames 3-56, Thompson 1-30,J.Hwang 1-16, (Unknown) 1-3.
TDs: Thompson 2, Ames.
Passing: Steinwachs 6-18-105.
TD Passes: Steinwachs 2.
Interceptions: Ames.
FRec: Thompson.
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Canisius WR Josh Huffman heads upfield during theCrusaders 48-3 win over McQuaid last weekend. Canisiuswill host Aquinas this week.
A North Div All PF PA NextNorth Tonawanda...... 1-0 1-0 28 0 Wmsville EastStarpoint.................... 1-0 1-0 26 20 @ Wmsville SouthWilliamsville South..... 0-0 1-0 24 21 StarpointSweet Home...…....... 0-0 0-1 28 35 Kenmore EastGrand Island..........… 0-0 0-1 0 21 @ RiversideWilliamsville East...… 0-0 0-1 6 54 @ N.TonawandaRiverside.........…....... 0-1 0-1 0 28 Grand IslandKenmore East…….... 0-1 0-1 20 26 @ Sweet Home
A South Div All PF PA NextHamburg.........……… 1-0 1-0 41 8 McKinleyWest Seneca East..... 1-0 1-0 12 7 @ Lake ShoreSouth Park................. 1-0 1-0 42 20 @ St. FrancisMcKinley..........…....... 1-0 1-0 30 0 @ HamburgLake Shore.........…… 0-1 0-1 8 41 West Seneca EastIroquois...................... 0-1 0-1 7 12 Hutch TechHutch Tech................. 0-1 0-1 20 42 @ IroquoisEast High.................... 0-1 0-1 0 30 @ Wmsv North
AA North Div All PF PA NextNiagara Falls………... 1-0 1-0 26 0 @ CheektowagaWilliamsville North..... 0-0 1-0 21 0 East HighLockport…………....... 0-0 0-1 7 29 Niagara WheatfieldKenmore West…....... 0-0 0-1 21 24 Orchard ParkNiagara Wheatfield.... 0-1 0-1 0 26 @ Lockport
AA South Div All PF PA NextOrchard Park….......... 1-0 1-0 72 22 @ Kenmore WestClarence…………...... 1-0 1-0 31 12 @ St. Joe’sJamestown................ 0-0 1-0 35 28 West Seneca WestLancaster…............... 0-0 1-0 29 7 @ FrontierFrontier………............ 0-1 0-1 22 72 LancasterWest Seneca West.... 0-1 0-1 12 31 @ Jamestown
B North Div All PF PA NextBurgard...................... 1-0 1-0 26 20 @ FredoniaLew-Port.................... 1-0 1-0 48 30 NewfaneMedina....................... 1-0 1-0 68 8 BennettBennett...................... 0-0 1-0 54 6 @ MedinaAlbion......................... 0-1 0-1 20 26 BarkerBarker......................... 0-1 0-1 30 48 @ AlbionNewfane..................... 0-1 0-1 8 68 @ Lew-Port
B Central Div All PF PA NextDepew........................ 1-0 1-0 24 21 @ AmherstCheektowaga............. 1-0 1-0 35 0 Niagara FallsAmherst..................... 0-0 1-0 15 7 DepewMaryvale.................... 0-0 1-0 14 6 @ AldenAlden.......................... 0-1 0-1 21 24 MaryvaleTonawanda.................. 0-1 0-1 0 35 JFK
B South Div All PF PA NextFredonia...................... 1-0 1-0 36 34 BurgardOlean......................... 1-0 1-0 20 12 SpringvilleDunkirk....................... 1-0 1-0 8 0 EdenEast Aurora................ 0-0 0-1 7 15 PioneerPioneer...................... 0-1 0-1 0 8 @ East AuroraEden........................... 0-1 0-1 12 20 @ DunkirkSpringville.................. 0-1 0-1 34 36 @ Olean
C North Div All PF PA NextJFK.............................. 1-0 1-0 36 0 @ TonawandaLackawanna................ 1-0 1-0 13 0 SalamancaSilver Creek................. 0-0 1-0 28 0 @ AkronCleveland Hill.............. 0-0 0-1 6 14 WilsonAkron........................... 0-1 0-1 0 36 Silver CreekWilson......................... 0-1 0-1 0 13 @ Cleve Hill
C South Div All PF PA NextSalamanca.................. 1-0 1-0 39 26 @ LackawannaSouthwestern.............. 1-0 1-0 36 21 @ Alley-LimestoneMGCLake.................... 0-0 1-0 24 12 @ GowandaAllegany-Limestone..... 0-0 0-1 0 28 SouthwesternCVF............................. 0-1 0-1 26 39 EllicottvilleGowanda..................... 0-1 0-1 21 36 MGCLake
Class D Div All PF PA NextCattaraugus-LV............ 1-0 1-0 27 26 @ ShermanPanama....................... 1-0 1-0 34 32 WestfieldEllicottville.................... 1-0 1-0 33 16 @ CVFPortville........................ 0-0 0-0 00 00 @ RandolphRandolph..................... 0-0 0-1 12 24 PortvilleFrewsburg.................... 0-1 0-1 32 34 OPENWestfield...................... 0-1 0-1 26 27 @ PanamaSherman-Clymer.......... 0-1 0-1 16 33 Cattaraugus-LVPine Valley................... 0-0 0-0 00 00 Season Cancelled
Msgr Martin Div All PF PA NextCanisius..................... 0-0 1-0 48 3 Aquinas (5)St. Francis................. 0-0 1-0 28 21 South ParkSt. Mary’s................... 0-0 1-0 22 20 St. John BaptistCardinal O’Hara......... 0-0 1-0 28 6 @ Finney (5)St. Joe’s..................... 0-0 0-1 16 49 ClarenceBishop Timon............. 0-0 0-1 0 42 U-Prep (5)
Independent Div All PF PA NextNichols....................... -- 0-1 6 28 Oakfield-Alabama
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Player (Team) Att YardsDoubek (Randolph)..............136 1,784McCarthy (Fredonia)............ 113 1,540CDustin (Falconer)...............155 1,413Geiger (Gowanda)............... 217 1,116Smythe (Eden).....................179 1,104Ollison (Canisius).................176 1,095Wolfe (Albion)...................... 159 1,081Walker (Orchard Park).........184 1,063Grant (Alden)....................... 153 1,050Lauricella (Akron)................ 100 1,048West (Hutch Tech)............... 154 1,005Moorhead (Sherman)...........144 992Forster (Cattaraugus-LV)..... 148 979Gibson (Cheektowaga)........ 112 976Price (Kenmore West)......... 197 964Mummery (Pioneer).............179 954Barnard (Tonawanda).......... 172 913Evert (Sweet Home)............ 151 910Davis (St. Joe’s)...................123 902Miller (MGCLake)................ 109 896BMisterman (St. Francis).....141 894Woodard (N. Tonawanda)..... 74 888Zellner (N. Tonawanda)....... 118 881Majewski (Starpoint)............ 144 866Isler (Wmsville North).......... 150 861CSmith (Lackawanna)......... 151 838Haight (Barker)...................... 94 821Turner (Depew)....................125 815Saxton (Panama).................129 792Scott (South Park)................. 84 780Brown (Medina).................. 102 769
2013 WNY Leader Board
Player (Team) TDMcCarthy (Fredonia)................ 32Doubek (Randolph).................. 28Price (Kenmore West).............. 19Sisson (Jamestown)................. 19Lauricella (Akron)..................... 19Walker (Orchard Park)..............18Turner (Depew)........................ 17
Player (Team) Rec YardsLeonard (South Park)............ 50 704Carlson (Jamestown)............ 45 840Bathurst (Olean).................... 42 780Lauricella (Akron).................. 41 784Ferry (North Tonawanda)...... 40 842Panebianco (Jamestown)...... 40 808Daunce (Wilson).................... 36 617Jefferson (South Park).......... 36 387Mason (Wmsv South)............ 35 537Hopcia (Alden)...................... 34 495Blackmon (Albion)................. 34 465Varner (Wmsv South)............ 33 443Sobieraski (Lockport).............32 536Barna (Medina)......................32 523Hughes (Wmsv North).......... 31 536Townsend (Lockport)............. 31 472Dussault (Alden).................... 30 428Smiley (Sweet Home)............29 475Hennessy (Olean)..................28 412Corbi (Lancaster)...................27 322Meyer (Fredonia)................... 25 532Murphy (Orchard Park)..........24 372Kelley (McKinley).................. 23 548Larson (Jamestown).............. 23 367White (Kenmore West).......... 23 342Green (Amherst)....................23 240Goolsby (Starpoint)................23 215Pumm (Tonawanda).............. 22 368Falsone (Orchard Park)......... 22 266
RUSHING RECEIVING
TOUCHDOWNS
TOUCHDOWN PASSESPlayer (Team) TDSisson (Jamestown)................. 30KTorrillo (Sweet Home)............ 18Stoldt (Alden)........................... 17Castronova (Wmsv South)....... 17Ley (Fredonia).......................... 15Gregoire (Lackawanna)........... 14Fraass (Lockport)..................... 14Hellwig (Medina)...................... 13Mascio (South Park).................12
PASSING YARDSPlayer (Team) YardsSisson (Jamestown)................. 2,469Castronova (Wmsv South)....... 1,699Woodard (North Tonawanda)... 1,533Mascio (South Park)................. 1,408Gregoire (Lackawanna)............ 1,393Anzivine (Olean)....................... 1,363KTorrillo (Sweet Home).............1,337
Player (Team) INTHennessy (Olean).......................... 7Ford (Kenmore West).................... 5MkHampton (Burgard)................... 5Ford (Kenmore West).................... 5CSmith (Lackawanna)................... 5Tackentein (Pioneer)..................... 5Watkins (Clrve Hill)........................ 5Leonard (South Park).................... 5
INTERCEPTIONS
Player (Team) FRBrown (Medina)............................ 4Keith (St. Mary’s).......................... 4 Ball (Springville)............................ 4Rudnick (JFK)............................... 4O’Dell (Panama)........................... 4
FUMBLE RECOVERIES
FIELD GOALSPlayer (Team) FG (Lg) Hoose (Southwestern)................. 4 (45)Bliss (Pioneer)............................. 3 (28)Coatsworth (East Aurora)............ 2 (37)Gibbon (Eden).............................. 2 (33)Haubel (Amherst)......................... 2 (28)Nick Johnston (Fredonia)............. 2 (46)
Photo by Mark Adair
Bennett WR Alexander Lofton makes a diving grab of a pass in the first half of theTigers 54-6 win over Williamsville East last weekend.
WEEK 1Friday, September 5thAmherst 15, East Aurora 7Hamburg 41, Lake Shore 8St. Anthony’s 49, St. Joe’s 16Aquinas 42, Bishop Timon 0West Seneca East 12, Iroquois 7Clarence 31, West Seneca West 12Williamsville South 24, Kenmore West 21North Tonawanda 28, Riverside 0Bennett 54, Williamsville East 6 McKinley 30, East High 0Depew 24, Alden 21Cheektowaga 35, Tonawanda 0Maryvale 14, Cleve Hill 6Lew-Port 48, Barker-RH 30Dunkirk 8, Pioneer 0Lackawanna 13, Wilson 0Silver Creek 28, Allegany-Limestone 0Salamanca 39, Cass Valley-Falconer 26MGCLake 24, Randolph 12Southwestern 36, Gowanda 21Cattaraugus-LV 27, Westfield 26Portville, Pine Valley forfeitEllicottville 33, Sherman 16Panama 34, Frewsburg 32Lancaster 29, Lockport 7Orchard Park 72, Frontier 22Fredonia 36, Springville 34
Saturday, September 6thSt. Francis 28, Holy Trinity 21Canisius 48, McQuaid 3Cardinal O’Hara 28, Nichols 6Medina 68, Newfane 8JFK 36, Akron 0St. Mary’s 22, UPrep 20Jamestown 35, Sweet Home 28Niagara Falls 26, Niagara-Wheatfield 0Williamsville North 21, Grand Island 0Starpoint 26, Kenmore East 20Olean 20, Eden 12Burgard 26, Albion 20South Park 42, Hutch Tech 20
WEEK 2Friday, September 12thDepew @ Amherst, 6:00West Seneca East @ Lake Shore, 6:30UPrep (5) @ Bishop Timon, 7:00West Seneca West @ Jamestown, 7:00Niagara Falls @ Cheektowaga, 7:00McKinley @ Hamburg, 7:00Williamsville East @ North Tonawanda, 7:00Starpoint @ Williamsville South, 7:00Hutch Tech @ Iroquois, 7:00Grand Island @ Riverside (Riv), 7:00Silver Creek @ Akron, 7:00Maryvale @ Alden, 7:00Newfane @ Lew-Port, 7:00JFK @ Tonawanda, 7:00Southwestern @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:00MGCLake @ Gowanda, 7:00Salamanca @ Lackawanna, 7:00Portville @ Randolph, 7:00Burgard @ Fredonia, 7:30Pioneer @ East Aurora, 7:30Eden @ Dunkirk, 7:30Bennett @ Medina, 7:30Barker/RH @ Albion, 7:30Ellicottville @ Cassadaga Valley (Falc), 7:30Frewsburg @ Pine Valley, 7:30Lancaster @ Frontier, 7:30
Saturday, September 13thOakfield-Alabama @ Nichols, 12:00Aquinas @ Canisius, 1:00St. John The Baptist @ St. Mary’s, 1:00Cardinal O’Hara @ Finney (5), 1:00Clarence @ St. Joes, 1:00Cattaraugus-LV @ Sherman (Sher), 1:30Westfield @ Panama, 1:30Wilson @ Cleve Hill, 2:00Orchard Park @ Kenmore West, 2:00Niagara Wheatfield @ Lockport, 2:00East High @ Williamsville North, 2:00Kenmore East @ Sweet Home, 2:00Springville @ Olean, 7:00South Park @ St. Francis, 7:00
WEEK 3Friday, September 19thSt. Mary’s @ Bishop Timon, 7:00Cardinal O’Hara @ UPrep (5), 7:00Frontier @ Clarence, 7:00West Seneca West @ Orchard Park, 7:00Sweet Home @ North Tonawanda, 7:00Williamsville South @ Grand Island, 7:00East High @ Hamburg, 7:00McKinley @ West Seneca East, 7:00Lackawanna @ Cheektowaga, 7:00Fredonia @ Pioneer, 7:00Amherst @ Maryvale, 7:00Lew-Port @ Burgard (AH), 7:00Akron @ Wilson, 7:00JFK @ Silver Creek, 7:00MGCLake @ Salamanca, 7:00Westfield @ Gowanda, 7:00Cleve Hill @ Southwestern, 7:00Sherman @ Portville, 7:00Randolph @ Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00Frewsburg @ Ellicottville (Frank), 7:00Canisius @ Walsh Jesuit, 7:30Allegany-Limestone @ Cass Valley (Falc), 7:30Eden @ Springville, 7:30East Aurora @ Dunkirk, 7:30Tonawanda @ Depew, 7:30Lake Shore @ Medina, 7:30Jamestown @ Lancaster, 7:30Panama @ Pine Valley, 7:30
Saturday, September 20thNichols @ Villanova College, TBASt. Joe’s @ Aquinas, 1:00Lockport @ Kenmore West, 2:00Hutch Tech @ Niagara Wheatfield, 2:00Riverside @ Kenmore East, 2:00Williamsville North @ Niagara Falls, 2:00Starpoint @ Williamsville East, 2:00Albion @ Newfane, 2:00Barker @ Bennett (AH), 3:00Iroquois @ South Park (AH), 6:00Alden @ St. Francis, 7:00Bradford (Pa.) @ Olean, 7:00
WEEK 4Friday, September 26thCanisius @ Jamestown, 7:00Frontier @ West Seneca West, 7:00Bishop Timon @ Riverside (Riv), 7:00Hutch Tech @ Hamburg, 7:00North Tonawanda @ Williamsville South, 7:00West Seneca East @ South Park (AH), 7:00Amherst @ Cheektowaga, 7:00Pioneer @ Springville, 7:00Eden @ Albion, 7:00Dunkirk @ Olean, 7:00Depew @ Maryvale, 7:00Bennett @ Lew-Port, 7:00Newfane @ Barker-RH (RH), 7:00Silver Creek @ Wilson, 7:00Akron @ Lackawanna, 7:00Gowanda @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:00Cassadaga Valley @ MGCLake (CL), 7:00Salamanca @ Southwestern, 7:00Randolph @ Sherman (Sher), 7:30Ellicottville @ Westfield, 7:30Cattaraugus-LV @ Frewsburg, 7:30Clarence @ Lancaster, 7:30Alden @ Tonawanda, 7:30Fredonia @ East Aurora, 7:30Burgard @ Medina, 7:30
Saturday, September 27thSt. Francis @ St. Joe’s, 1:00Attica (5) @ Cardinal O’Hara, 1:00Bishop McDowell (Oh) @ Orchard Park, 1:00Cleve Hill @ JFK, 1:30Portville @ Panama, 1:30Finney (5) @ Nichols, 2:00Oil City (Pa.) @ St. Mary’s, 2:00Lockport @ Starpoint, 2:00Williamsville North @ Niagara Wheatfield, 2:00Kenmore West @ Niagara Falls, 2:00Grand Island @ Kenmore East, 2:00Sweet Home @ Williamsville East, 2:00Lake Shore @ McKinley (RF), 2:00Iroquois @ East High (AH), 6:00
WEEK 5 Thursday, October 2ndWilliamsville East @ Williamsville South, 6:00Tonawanda @ Amherst, 6:00Kenmore West @ Wmsv North (Depew), 7:00
Friday, October 3rd East High @ Lake Shore, 6:30Orchard Park @ Clarence, 7:00Frontier @ Jamestown, 7:00Lancaster @ West Seneca West, 7:00Kenmore East @ North Tonawanda, 7:00Burgard @ Bennett (AH), 7:00West Seneca East @ Hutch Tech (RF), 7:00McKinley @ Iroquois, 7:00Southwestern @ Pioneer, 7:00UPrep (5) @ Alden, 7:00Lew-Port @ Albion, 7:00Medina @ Barker-RH, 7:00JFK @ Lackawanna, 7:00Salamanca @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:00Cassadaga Valley @ Gowanda, 7:00Cardinal O’Hara @ MGCLake (MG), 7:00Portville @ Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00Ellicottville @ Randolph, 7:00Olean @ East Aurora, 7:30Springville @ Dunkirk, 7:30Cheektowaga @ Depew, 7:30Maryvale @ Akron, 7:30Frewsburg @ Westfield, 7:30
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WEEK 5 (Continued) Saturday, October 4th Bishop Timon @ St. Francis, 1:00Canisius @ St. Joe’s, 1:00Niagara Wheatfield @ St. Mary’s, 1:00Nichols @ Panama, 1:30Pine Valley @ Sherman (Cly), 1:30Niagara Falls @ Lockport, 2:00Riverside @ Sweet Home, 2:00Grand Island @ Starpoint, 2:00Fredonia @ Eden, 2:00Silver Creek @ Cleve Hill, 2:00Wilson @ Newfane, 2:00Hamburg @ South Park (AH), 6:00
WEEK 6Friday, October 10thDunkirk @ Amherst, 6:00Lancaster @ Orchard Park, 7:00Lake Shore @ Hutch Tech (AH), 7:00Hamburg @ West Seneca East, 7:00South Park @ East High (RF), 7:00North Tonawanda @ Grand Island, 7:00Medina @ Lew-Port, 7:00Eden @ Pioneer, 7:00Tonawanda @ Maryvale, 7:00Bennett @ Albion, 7:00East Aurora @ Springville, 7:00Cleve Hill @ Akron, 7:00Lackawanna @ Silver Creek, 7:00Allegany-Limestone @ Portville, 7:00MGCLake @ Southwestern, 7:00Gowanda @ Salamanca, 7:00Cattaraugus-LV @ Ellicottville (Ell), 7:00Panama @ Randolph, 7:00West Seneca West @ Depew, 7:30Williamsville North @ Frontier, 7:30Olean @ Fredonia, 7:30Sherman @ Frewsburg, 7:30Westfield @ Pine Valley, 7:30
Saturday, October 11th Canisius @ Bishop Watterson, 1:00Cassadaga Valley @ JFK, 1:30Cardinal O’Hara @ Byron-Bergon (5), 1:30Wilson @ Barker, 1:30St. Joe’s @ UPrep (5), 2:00McKinley @ Niagara Falls, 2:00Niagara Wheatfield @ Kenmore West, 2:00Jamestown @ Clarence, 2:00Iroquois @ Lockport, 2:00Williamsville South @ Kenmore East, 2:00Riverside @ Williamsville East, 2:00Sweet Home @ Starpoint, 2:00Burgard @ Newfane, 2:00Bishop Timon @ Wilson Magnet (5), 3:00Nichols @ Finney (5), 4:00St. Mary’s @ Erie East (Pa.), 7:00Erie Cathedral Prep (Pa.) @ St. Francis, 7:00Alden @ Cheektowaga, 7:00
WEEK 7Friday, October 17th North Tonawanda @ Tonawanda, 6:00West Seneca West @ West Seneca East, 7:00Frontier @ Hamburg, 7:00Orchard Park @ Jamestown, 7:00Niagara Wheatfield @ Lew-Port, 7:00Lake Shore @ Iroquois, 7:00South Park @ McKinley (RF), 7:00Williamsville East @ Grand Island, 7:00Maryvale @ Cheektowaga, 7:00Springville @ Salamanca, 7:00Amherst @ Alden, 7:00Barker @ Burgard (AH), 7:00Albion @ Medina, 7:00JFK @ Wilson, 7:00MGCLake @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:00Gowanda @ Akron, 7:00Westfield @ Randolph, 7:00Silver Creek @ Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00Frewsburg @ Portville, 7:00Depew @ Lancaster, 7:30Dunkirk @ Fredonia, 7:30Southwestern @ Cassadaga Valley (Fal), 7:30Ellicottville @ Pine Valley, 7:30
Saturday, October 18th Clarence @ Niagara Falls, 12:00Cardinal Mooney (Oh) @ Canisius, 1:00Bishop Timon @ Cardinal O’Hara, 1:00St. Mary’s @ St. Joe’s, 1:00Charlotte (5) @ Nichols, 1:00Sherman @ Panama, 1:30Kenmore West @ Kenmore East, 2:00Lockport @ Williamsville North, 2:00Williamsville South @ Sweet Home, 2:00Starpoint @ Riverside (RF), 2:00East Aurora @ Eden, 2:00Lackawanna @ Cleve Hill, 2:00Hutch Tech @ East High (AH), 3:00Newfane @ Bennett (AH), 6:00Aquinas @ St. Francis, 7:00Pioneer @ Olean, 7:00
WEEK 8Friday, October 24thSection VI Playoffs TBACanisius @ Bishop Timon, 7:00
Saturday, October 25thSection VI Playoffs TBAErie Cathedral Prep (Pa.) @ St. Joe’s, 1:00St. Francis @ St. Mary’s, 1:00Nichols @ Sherman, 1:30
WEEK 9Friday, October, 31stSection VI Semifinals TBASt. Joe’s @ Bishop Timon, 7:00
Saturday, November 1stSection VI Semifinals TBACardinal O’Hara @ St. Mary’s, 1:00St. Francis @ Canisius, 1:00
WEEK 10Friday, November 7th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Playoffs, TBASection VI Championships, TBA
Saturday, November 8th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Playoffs, TBASection VI Championships, TBA
WEEK 11Friday, November 14thNYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBAMsgr. Martin Semifinals, TBA
Saturday, November 15thNYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBAMsgr. Martin Semifinals, TBA
WEEK 12Friday, November 21stNYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA
Saturday, November 22ndNYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBAMsgr. Martin Association Championship
WEEK 13Friday, November 28th @ Carrier DomeNYS Championships, TBA
Saturday, November 29th @ Carrier DomeNYS Championships, TBA
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By Mark AdairNationally-ranked St. John Fisher College scored the
game's final 22 points to earn a 36-14 win over visitingOtterbein University in the Division III football season open-er for both teams.
Fisher, ranked No. 9in the D3football.compreseason poll, seniorquarterback Tyler Fenticompleted 22-of-33passes for 296 yardsand 4 TDs., Senior WRNathan Nigolian scored2 TDs and finished with8 catches for 148 yards.
“We need to get backand do some things a lit-tle bit better,” Fishercoach Paul Vosburghsaid. “We weren’t awaystechnically sound. Butwhen adversity struck,our guys stood up to itand responded.”
After forcingOtterbein to go three-and-out in the game'sopening drive, Fishermarched 54 yards onjust three plays for thegame’s first score.
“When we scored injust three plays, itlooked pretty easy,”Vosburgh said. “ButOtterbein is a prettygood program. Theyfought back and it wasn’t until the third quarter that wecould get the game in hand.”
St. John Fisher has been to the post-season for 11straight seasons, five times making the NCAA Playoffs.
“We are the winning-est team in the East in the last 11years,” Vosburgh said. “Nationally, we are in the top ten inwins over the last 11 years.”
Vosburgh says that staying on top will be difficult.“Our league is so tough,” he said. “This past weekend,
the Empire 8 went 8-0. Every team in our conference wona non-league game. That speaks well of our conference.”
with the recent additions of Buffalo State and Brockport,along with next year’s additions of Cortland State andMorrisville State, the conference has been measurablystrengthened.”
“It’s tough every year now,” Vosburgh said. “There is noeasy weekend. You better be ready to play or you will lose.”
Fisher has an open date on the schedule this weekbefore playing the annual Courage Bowl game withBrockport State.
“It’s a conference game for both of us now,” Vosburghsaid. “It’s exciting. I think the fact we have the Stateschools coming into our league is good for college footballand good for New York State. Fans don’t have to go veryfar to see great football.”
If the Cardinals aregoing to repeat asEmpire 8 champions,they will be relying heavi-ly on senior safety PaulLeavell, an Orchard Parkgrad.
“Paul is the third of hisbrothers to play for us,”Vosburgh said. “Mike andJoe were both solid play-ers for our program.”
Vosburgh recruitedLeavell heavily as he wasfinishing his high schoolcareer at Orchard Park.
“You could see that hewas an outstanding foot-ball player and a verygood overall athlete.”
Leavell did not imme-diately break into theFisher lineup. In fact, thisis the first year as a full-time starter.
“When we recruit kids,we tell them that it’s noteasy to start here, espe-cially as a freshman,”Vosburgh said. “Paulworked his way up. Lastyear, he was behind a
senior who was also in his first year as a starter. Paul did agreat job on special teams.”
Leavell will have full responsibility to make sure theCardinals defense is in the proper formation on every play.
“As our free safety, he is the quarterback of thedefense,” Vosburgh said. “He sets our defense and gets uslined up in the proper alignment. He has to see the offen-sive formations and then make the call to get us in the rightspots. If he makes the wrong call, he misdirects the wholedefense.”
Leavell was in on 7 tackles, 4 solo, in the win overOtterbein.
“He is playing very well right now,” Vosburgh said. “He’sa competitor and he is doing a great job.”
Leavell is also solid in the class room. “He’s a very good student,” Vosburgh said. “He has
great grades and does a great job with his academics. Hedid in high school. He’s a little quiet but he does run theshow out on the field. We hoping that he progresses intobeing an All-Conference performer this season.”
Leavell Leading Fisher Defense
Photo by Jerome Davis
Orchard Park grad Paul Leavell starts at free safety for SJF.
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Empire 8 Conf AllAlfred.….......................... 0-0 1-0Brockport State............... 0-0 1-0Buffalo State………….... 0-0 1-0Frostburg.…................... 0-0 1-0Hartwick.…..................... 0-0 1-0Ithaca.….......................... 0-0 1-0Salisbury.….................... 0-0 1-0St. John Fisher…............ 0-0 1-0Utica................................ 0-0 1-0
College Football
Last Week’s Scores Alfred 34, Husson University 17Buffalo State 51, Cortland 48St. John Fisher 36, Otterbein 14Utica 55, Misericordia 0Ithaca 21, Union 16Brockport 45, Oberlin 10Hartwick 43, Western Connecticut 38Salisbury 41, Christopher Newport 32Frostburg 24, Geneva 19
This Week’s Games Alfred @ RPI, 12:00Brockport @ Cortland, 12:00Utica @ Union, 1:00Morrisville State @ Hartwick, 1:00Buffalo State @ Manchester
Buffalo State opened the season witha wild 51-48 overtime win over CortlandState last weekend.
“I have been coaching for a whilenow and have never had a finish likethat,” Buff State coach Jerry Boyes said.“We were up thecreek, we didn’thave an oar andthe current wasagainst us.”
With just :06left, the Bengalstrailed 48-45 andCortland had theball on Buff State’s48-yard line, facinga 4th down. TheRed Dragons sentthe punting unit onto the field.
“We just senteveryone after thepunter,” Boyessaid. “We thoughthe was just goingto run around andtry to kill the clock.”
Instead, withmost of theBengals defensechasing him, the Cortland punter did ahook slide with :01 still on the clock.
“They lost 20 yards on the play,”Boyes said. “That gave us the ball at the32-yard line. It gave us a chance for one
more play.”Boyes sent in the field goal unit and
St. Joe’s grad Marc Montana nailed aschool-record 49-yard FG to send thegame into OT.
“I knew Marc had the leg,” Boyessaid. “He alsodoes the kickoffsfor us.”
In the OT ses-sion, Buff Stateintercepted aCortland passbefore Montanatrotted onto thefield again. Henailed a 34-yarderto win the game.
“Sometimesyou are good andsometimes youare lucky,” Boyessaid. “I think wegot a little lucky.”
Montana fin-ished 3-for-4 onFGs and was 6-for-6 on PATs. Hetransferred toBuffalo Statebefore this season.
“He wanted to go somewhere that hecould make a difference,” Boyes said.“Thank goodness that Buffalo State is inhis hometown because he sure made adifference already.”
Joe’s grad Kicks BSC to win
Photo by Buffalo State College
St. Joe’s grad Marc Montana is kicking forBuffalo State College.
Liberty League Conf AllHobart 0-0 1-0St. Lawrence 0-0 1-0WPI 0-0 1-0RPI 0-0 1-0Merchant Marine 0-0 1-0Rochester 0-0 0-0Springfield 0-0 0-1Union 0-0 0-1
Last Week’s Scores Western New England 38, Springfield 34WPI 29, Curry 7Hobart 33, Dickinson 21Ithaca 21, Union 16Merchant Marine 23, Apprentice 19St. Lawrence 45, Coast Guard 14RPI 29, Norwich 9
This Week’s Games Hobart @ Endicott, 12:00Alfred @ RPI, 12:00Utica @ Union, 1:00Norwich @ St. Lawrence, 1:00Rochester @ Alfred State, 4:00
IIID I V I S I O N
MAC East Conf AllOhio.….............................. 1-0 1-0Akron................................. 0-0 1-0Buffalo…………................. 0-0 1-0Bowling Green.….............. 0-0 0-1UMass.….......................... 0-0 0-1Miami (Oh).….................... 0-0 0-1Kent State..….................... 0-0 0-1
MAC West Conf AllCentral Michigan............... 0-0 1-0Northn Illinois.................... 0-0 1-0Ball State........………….... 0-0 1-0Eastern Michigan.….......... 0-0 1-0Toldeo..….......................... 0-0 1-0Western Michigan.…......... 0-0 0-1
UB Last Week ScoreBuffalo 38, Duquesne 28
UB This Week’s Game Buffalo at Army
Last Week’s Scores Akron 41, Howard 0Northern Illinois 55, Presbyterian 3Central Michigan 20, Tennessee-Chattanooga 16Western Kentucky 59, Bowling Green 31Purdue 43, Western Michigan 34Ball State 30, Colgate 10Boston College 30, UMass 7Buffalo 38, Duquesne 28Ohio 17, Kent State 14Eastern Michigan 31, Morgan State 28Toledo 54, New Hampshire 20
This Week’s Games Central Michigan at Purdue, 12:00Akron @ Penn State, 12:00Buffalo @ Army, 12:00Missouri @ Toledo, 12:00South Alabama @ Kent State, 2:00Colorado @ UMass, 3:00Northern Illinois @ Northwestern, 3:30Virginia Military @ Bowling Green, 3:30
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Well... THAT was certainly interesting.When teams kicked off the 2014 season last Friday, lit-
tle did anyone know that this was going to turn into oneof the most memorable Opening Nights to a football sea-son in WNY history.
Things started normally, when East Aurora andAmherst started their game at 6pm. Most games beganat 7:00 pm without a hint of trouble.
By 7:45, a lightning storm had move into the area forc-ing teams to get off the field. Many began the 30-minutewaiting period but it quicklybecame clear that this stormwas much bigger than initiallyforecast.
Ironically, earlier that day,Section 6 Chairman KenStoldt thought there might bea small problem.
“I saw the weather reportand it didn’t look good,” hesaid. “I sent an email out to allthe Athletic Directors to beprepared if their game had tobe postponed or suspended. We had to keep in mindthat, if we had some suspensions, that there needs to bea minimum of four days rest between games. I thoughtwe might have 2 or 3 games in that situation.”
While Stoldt was in attendance at the Depew at Aldengame, lightning flashed, and the game was stopped.
“I got 2 or 3 calls that games were being suspended,”he said, “and then my phone just blew up. I knew thatthis wasn’t good.”
It was obvious, from all the red on the radar reports,that this storm was far bigger than initially forecast.Lightning strikes were everywhere an the storm stretchedfrom Rochester to the middle of Michigan.
“I was not expecting to have 19 games suspended,”Stoldt said. “I went home. Thankfully, I live a block away.”
When he arrived at his house a few minutes later,there were more than 30 phone messages, emails andtexts waiting for him.
“I knew it was going to be a long night,” Stoldt said. “I juststarted calling people. I had my cell phone going, my homephone going, I was getting texts... I felt like a bookie.”
Finishing the games on Saturday wasn’t the problem.“We knew we could play the next day,” Stoldt said,
“but everyone wanted to play at 2 o’clock. That just was-n’t possible. We didn’t have enough officials to play everysingle game at 2 o’clock.”
Stoldt then got on the phone with Dan Finucane, whoschedules the officials for Western New York. He alsohad to consult with Al Feser, who does the same job forofficials in the Southern Tier.
“We were all awake until after one in the morning,”Stoldt said. “We had to make sure that some of the offi-cials could get from one game to the games that weresuspended. Dan and Al really came through for us. Theydid an amazing job.”
All the games that were suspended Friday night,would have to replayed no earlier than 6pm Saturday.And, still, it wasn’t as simple as re-scheduling the footballgames.
“Some of the fields had soccer games scheduled for7pm Saturday night,” Stoldt said. “So we had to workaround other sports, too.”
It was obvious that some ofthe area’s referees were goingto put some serious miles ontheir cars on Saturday.
“Honestly, the officials as agroup really came through bigtime,” Stoldt said. “We hadsome guys that had to ref a2pm game in Newfane, thendrive to West Seneca East tofinish a suspended game,before going back home toLockport.”
Even the WNY coaches, notoriously uptight aboutstaying on schedule, were all on board with the plan.
“The coaches were all great about it,” Stoldt said. “Wehad a lot of people in the same boat. They understoodthis was bigger than we planned.”
Amazingly, every game was completed. The final con-test was finished Monday night when McKinley beat EastHigh at Riverside Field.
“I was just panic stricken that we had missed a game,”Stoldt said. “I just knew that we would have a gamescheduled and no referees show up. But, in the end, thatdidn’t happen. Every game got played and the officials allgot to their games. Everyone came through.”
Stoldt said he has thought about coming up with anemergency plan in case of a re-occurrence of somethingthis big.
“There is no way to really plan for this because youdon’t know how many schools will be affected,” he said.“Next time, it might be one or two games.”
All in all, it turned out as best that could be hoped for.It certainly was memorable.
“It was a great way to kick off the season,” he said.“We got through it and now we are on to Week 2.”
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‘Lightning’ The Mood
By Mark Adair
“I got 2 or 3 calls thatgames were being
suspended... and then my phone just
blew up.”
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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