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Girl’sGotGame

September 17, 2014 Issue No. 87 57 Pages

W E E K L Y

S E C T I O N 6

Jenna Martinkicks for soccerand football teams

Niagara Fallsstarts seasonwith 2 wins

QB Kyle Seifertis solid forIroquois Chiefs

Kenmore Westgrad Will Pluffleads Utica ‘D’

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8 The Falls starts 2-0

Niagara Falls used a miracle finish to beat

Cheektowaga 22-21 last weekend. The

improbable win improved the Wolverines

to 2-0 on the season. If Niagara Falls is

going to contend, they will need a big year

from Shaolin McCray.

9 Clarence QB Steps Up

Clarence battled hard but fell to St. Joe’s

30-21 last weekend. If Clarence is going

to contend for the AA South Division

title, they will need a big season from

QB Scott Pinto, who did not play QB

until he joined the varsity team.

11 Seifert Solid at Iroquois

Iroquois earned a shutout as they beat

Hutch Tech 24-0 last weekend. After

opening the campaign with a heart-

breaking loss at West Seneca East, the

Chiefs are now 1-1 on the year.

15 McPhail Leads JFK

ContentsSEPTEMBER 17, 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

JFK fell behind 28-0 at the half and lost

to Class B Tonawanda 35-6 last week-

end. One of the few seniors on this sea-

son’s team is SE Shawn McPhail, who

is also starting at LB.

Rich Robbins Honored for WinCanisius coach Rich Robbins was named the

Buffalo Bills/National Guard Coach of the Week afterhis Crusaders beat Aquinas 34-0 last weekend.

Aquinas had entered the game ranked 48th in theUSAToday High School rankings.

“I’m very proud of our kids and our coaching staff,”Robbins said. “We were very well prepared for thegame and anything we asked those kids to do theydid. It was just a great job by our whole team.”

Aquinas had won the NYS Class AA championshipin 2013 and many thought the Little Irish were evenstronger this sea-son.

“Over the last10 years, Aquinasis the best pro-gram in the state,”Robbins said. “Tobe able to get awin at home inthe way that wedid is just tremen-dous.”

There was ahuge crowd inattendance for agame that fea-tured two of themost heavilyrecruited highschool players inthe nation.

“The bleacherswere full on bothsides,” Robbinssaid. “Our stu-dents were out inforce. Aquinas travels well but I noticed a lot of otherjackets and jerseys from other programs from aroundWNY. It was defenitely a game that a lot of peoplewere interested to see.”

Canisius’ top recruit, tight end TJ Wheatley, had asolid day. He caught 2 passes for 32 yards and made7 tackles on defense.

But Aquinas’ top player didn’t fare so well. Quarterback Jake Zembiec, one of the top five high

school QBs in the nation, was injured on the game’sfirst play from scrimmage.

He was sacked on the Little Irish first snap and suf-fered a broken wrist.

“Our outside linebacker got a clean shot,” Robbinssaid. “It was a good clean hit and unfortunately it had

a bad result. Jake tried to go another two plays butyou could see he was favoring it. He just couldn’t go.”

Robbins said that his players were actually disap-pointed that Aquinas had lost its star player.

“Our kids wanted to compete against him,” Robbinssaid. “We wanted to compete with the top talent andJake is one of the best quarterbacks there is.”

Mitch Thomas rushed for 150 yards on 10 carriesfor the Crusaders.

“He played wide receiver last year but we movedhim to tailback,” Robbins said. “We knew he was a

good runningback. He was oneof the bestreceivers we havehad and he madethe transition pret-ty easily.”

Canisius QBJakob Louckscompleted 10 of19 passes for 96yards and a TD inthe win. He alsorushed for 111yards and a TD onjust 8 carries.

“I think he wasa bit overwhelmedlast year,”Robbins said. “buthe is a night-and-day different play-er this year. Hemade quick deci-sions all day long.He’s been playing

really well.”Michael Tarbutt set a new Canisius record when he

kicked a 52-yard FG. The 52-yarder also ties a Msgr.Martin record and is the 8th longest FG in the NYS.

“It’s nice to have a weapon at kicker like that,”Robbins said. “He is a Division I-A prospect and I willcontinue to give him chances to kick like that.”

Robbins played high school football in Pittsburgh atNorth Allegany High School, where he was named anall-state player at defensive tackle.

He played college football at Alfred University underJim Moretti and was an All-Conference DT.

He now teaches Economics and is the AssistantAthletic Director in addition to coaching football atCanisius.

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Canisius coach Rich Robbins was named the Coach of the Week by theBuffalo Bills and the National Guard after his Crusaders shut outAquinas 34-0 last weekend.

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Orchard Park took a 21-12 lead after a wild first quarterand beat Kenmore West 35-18 last weekend.

“We came out very strong,” Orchard Park coach GeneTundo said. “We threw the ball well and we ran well. Theywere in a different defense than we expected. They commit-ted to stopping the run but we were able to pass to counter-act against that.”

Kenmore West scored with :01 left in the first quarter topull within 14-12 but Terius Wheatley returned the ensuing

kickoff 89 yards fora TD to give theQuakers a 9-pointlead.

“This is a goodgroup of guys thatcompete with eachother,” Tundo said.“Our second-lineplayers are as goodas the first stringplayers. There is ahealthy competitionbetween our kidsbecause they allwant to play. Atevery position ourstarter has guybehind them thatcould play.”

The Quakersdefense has beenoutstanding thisseason.

If the Quakersare going to make it back to Ralph Wilson Stadium for theClass AA title game, they will need a big year from juniorlinebacker Ron Schul.

“He started as a sophomore on the lacrosse team andhe was as good as anybody who played against him,”Tundo said. “In the state championship game, he won themajority of the faceoffs. We lost the game but if it wasn’t forRon, we wouldn’t have even been in the game.”

Schul is among the Quakers leading tacklers. He made11 tackles in the win over Kenmore West and also recordeda pair of QB sacks.

“He’s quick,” Tundo said. “He has good strength andgreat intuition. Sometimes he gets to where the ball is goingbefore the ball gets there.”

Schul has an academic average in the high 80s and willprobably play college lacrosse.

“He’s a winner,” Tundo said. “He goes full speed rightfrom the beginning of practice until the end of the game. Hegoes all out every day.”

Ron Schul LeadsOrchard Park Defense

Orchard Park junior Ron Schul.

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Offense Dillon Janca completed 19 of 28passes for 227 yards and 4 TDsas Orchard Park beat KenmoreWest 35-18 last weekend.Janca tossed scoring passes thatcovered 3, 24, 20 and 24 yardsand was not intercepted.

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By Mark AdairCatt-LV beat Panama 26-14 last weekend to improve to 2-0

on the season. The Timberwolves beat Westfield 27-26 in the

season-opener.

“You always want a positive start to the season,”

Cattaraugus-LV coach Tim Miller said. “You also don’t want to

think you are that good yet. We have a lot of work left to do but

starting 2-0 gives us some con-

fidence going forward.”

Miller says that his team

will face the hardest part of the

schedule in the next few weeks.

“The schedule only gets

tougher from here,” he said.

“We will hit some hurdles

along the way. We have

Randolph this week and that’s a

pretty big hurdle.”

Miller says he team is pre-

pared to face the defending

two-time NYS Class D champs.

“Our kids know what’s in

front of them,” he said. “We

need to have a really solid,

focused week. We need some

great preparation because we

have an outstanding football

program coming into our

place.”

In the win over Panama, the

Timberwolves fell behind early

for the second straight week.

“We were moving the ball

well but, once again, we had

some early-game issues,”

Miller said. “We had some

penalties and turnovers that

stopped our drives. We got it

going in the second quarter.”

Cattaraugus-LV took an 8-7

lead in the second quarter but allowed a TD with 1:00 to play in

the half and Panama led 14-8.

“We were able to put on a pretty quick drive and we scored

again to tie it up,” Miller said. “We had a little momentum going

into the half. After that, we tightened things down defensively.”

Cattaraugus-LV has a big advantage this season against other

Class D teams.

The Timberwolves have a kicker who has come to the team

from the soccer program.

“It’s a luxury when a class D coach has a kid that we can

send on the field and put it through the uprights,” Miller said.

“Down in Class D, good kickers are hard to find sometimes.”

Miller’s kicker has already won a game this season when

she... yes, she... kicked a PAT with less than a minute to play in

the 1-point win over Westfield.

Jenna Martin, a senior soccer player at Cattaraugus-LV,

decided last spring that she wanted to play football.

“When she signed up, I groaned,” Miller admitted. “I don’t

have anything against girls playing football. It’s just the little

headaches that come with it. We have to have separate arrange-

ments for the locker room for practice and the games. For road

games, we have to make sure there is a place she can get dressed

by herself. Just the tiny little headaches that no coach wants to

deal with.”

But, Miller said, he accepted

Martin as just another player.

“We’ve done it before,” he

said, “so we could deal with

again.”

Martin attended two-a-day

practice sessions in both football

and soccer during the August

pre-season in order to be eligible

for both sports.

“She just wanted to kick

because she thought she could

contribute,” Miller said. “When

we practiced the special teams

and the PAT kicks, was very

good at it. She was absolutely

the best we had and I don’t

know a coach out there that will

not take the best.”

Miller says that any soccer

player that wants to kick for him

is welcome... girl or boy.

“Those kids are skilled with

their feet and know how to

kick,” Miller said. “Soccer play-

ers are probably an underused

resource at a lot of football

schools. I’ve had two boys come

over from the soccer team to

kick and punt for us.”

Miller says he had been

resigned to just simply not kick-

ing this season.

“We had no football player could kick a PAT this year,” he

said, “and Jenna just sort of dropped in our lap. Turns out it was

pretty fortunate for us.”

Martin was 3-for-4 in the win over Westfield. And those little

headaches that Miller was worried about?

“They seem a lot less significant when she is kicking like she

is,” he said. “I know that if we get a good snap and hold, we’ll get

a point. Against Westfield, we got one more point than they did.”

Martin is an outstanding student. She is in the top 10 of her

class academically and a member of the National Honor society.

In addition to soccer and football, she also plays basketball.

“She’s everywhere,” Miller said. “If our kids are doing some-

thing positive, you can bet that she’s involved.”

In all, Martin has become an integral part of the team.

“The boys have been great with her,” he said. “She is a team-

mate and they’ve accepted her. She made it easy for them to

accept her. They want to win and she can help us do that.”

This Girl’s Got Game

Cattaraugus-Little Valley senior Jenna Martin playssoccer for the Timberwolves. She decided that shealso wanted to kick for the football team this fall.

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AA At A Glance

Niagara Falls used a miracle finish to

beat Cheektowaga 22-21 last weekend.

The improbable win improved the

Wolverines to 2-0 on the season.

“This team is very young,” coach Don

bass said. “We start

7 juniors and

sophomores. They

are hardworking

young men who

want to get better

and they don’t ever

give up.”

With just :33

left in the game,

Cheektowaga led

21-15 and had the

ball. The Falls had

just used their final

time out.

“We told the

kids to hold and

strip,” Bass said.

“We practice the

strip drill on a daily

basis and this is

exactly why.”

Cheektowaga

called a running

play, hoping to get the first down and

clinch the win.

Instead, The Wolverines Joe Medley

stripped the ball and ran 82 yards down

the sidelines for the game-tying TD. Jeff

Menyah kicked the PAT to give Niagara

falls the win.

“That kick would have been good from

40 yards out,” Bass said.

This is the Wolverines first 2-0 start in

several years.

“We’ve been getting a lot of positive

feedback from our

students and teach-

ers at the school,”

Bass said. “It’s been

wonderful.”

If Niagara Falls

is going to contend

for the AA North

title, they will need

a big year from

Shaolin McCray.

“He rushed for

over 100 yards both

games,” Bass said.

“He had 141 yards

against

Cheektowaga and

he also backs up on

defense.”

McCray (5-11,

175) can bench

press nearly 300

pounds.

“He’s a very

strong kid,” Bass said. “He’s also fast. You

are not going to run him down.”

McCray was named a team captain and

has an academic average in the 90s.

“He was one of the hardest workers in

the weight room,” Bass said. “He’s a quiet

leader and the kids respect him.”

Niagara Falls Moves to 2-0

Photo by Mark Adair

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Clarence battled hard but fell to St.

Joe’s 30-21 last weekend.

“I was very pleased with how the kids

played,” Clarence coach Mark Layer said.

“It was competitive right down to the end.

It was a hard-hit-

ting game and I

thought our kids

stepped up and

played well.”

This is the 2nd

straight year that

Layer has sched-

uled St. Joe’s.

“The competi-

tion you get when

you play the

Catholic schools

makes you better,”

he said. “It puts

your kids in a high-

ly competitive situ-

ation. It prepares

our kids for how

physical it will be

when we play

Orchard Park and

Jamestown.”

With the loss,

the Devils are now 1-1.

“I’m happy with how we are playing,”

Layer said. “I am thoroughly pleased with

the effort the kids are giving. They are

invested in what we are trying to do.”

If Clarence is going to contend for the

AA South Division title, they will need a

big season from QB Scott Pinto.

“Scott didn’t play quarterback for the

JV team,” Layer said. “He played receiver

and linebacker.”

Layer looked at his program and

decided that he

needed another QB.

“We had a

senior starter last

year,” he said, “but

after that, we didn’t

have a kid that

could play QB in a

varsity situation.

Scott asked if he

could try it.”

Pinto started one

game at QB last fall.

“He has a strong

arm and he is accu-

rate,” Layer said,

“but his experience

was limited.”

Pinto (5-10, 200)

worked extremely

hard to become a

viable varsity QB.

“Scott worked

really hard in the

off-season,” Layer said. “He really dedi-

cated himself to being the QB this year.”

Layer says that Pinto’s demeanor on

the field is an asset.

“He has poise,” Layer said. “He’s not

afraid to show leadership in a positive way.

I have tremendous confidence in him.”

Clarence QB Steps Up

Photo by Dan Nesselbush

Clarence senior Scott Pinto.

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Williamsville East lost to North

Tonawanda 41-14 last week to fall to 0-2

on the season.

“We are going to stay positive,” coach

Chris McDuffie said. “Those are two very

good football

teams that we

played. We have

Homecoming this

week against

Starpoint and that’s

what our focus is

on.”

McDuffie said

that, despite the

scores, his team

has not played

poorly.

“We are shoot-

ing ourselves in the

foot with a fumble

or a holding penal-

ty,” he said. “Those

are things that we

can control and we

need to correct. We

talk about align-

ment, assignment

and effort. You

have a better chance to win if you can

control those three things.”

If the Flames are going to bounce back

and contend for the Class A playoffs, they

will need a big year from Tahji Lewis.

The senior team captain is one of the

fastest players in Western New York.

“He runs a 4.5 in the 40-yard dash,”

McDuffie said. “He is extremely fast and

he has had a lot of success running track.

Sometimes we flank him out in the slot

because he’s so fast.”

Lewis (5-7, 145)

is not a behemoth,

but he is a tena-

cious player.

“He’s not very

big,” McDuffie

said, “but he plays

big. He’s a straight

forward runner.

When he gets a

head of steam he

can be tough to

bring down.”

Lewis is a team

captain for the

Flames.

“Our coaches

picked him,”

McDuffie said.

“His leadership

skills are outstand-

ing. He brings love

and enjoyment of

the game every day

when he plays football.”

Lewis rushed for 177 yards against

Bennett and another 80 yards against NT.

“Pound-for-pound, he is one of the

strongest kids on our team,” McDuffie

said. “He has college-level potential with

his physical attributes. He can play.”

Lewis is Burner for Flames

Photo by Mark Adair

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AS O U T H At A Glance

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Iroquois earned a shutout as they beat

Hutch Tech 24-0 last weekend. After

opening the campaign with a heart-break-

ing loss at West Seneca East, the Chiefs

are now 1-1 on the year.

“When we lost

to East, I actually

felt pretty good on

the bus ride home,”

coach Keith

Marshall said. “We

had played a pretty

good game against

a very good team.”

The week fol-

lowing the loss,

Marshall sensed

that his players had

a renewed purpose.

“I thought we

had a focused,

physical football

team,” he said. “I

had a good feeling

about where the

kids were mentally

going into the

Hutch Tech game.”

In the win over

the Engineers, Iroquois scored twice in

the first quarter to take a 16-0 lead and

never looked back.

“Our kids showed they could respond

to adversity,” Marshall said.

If the Chiefs are going to contend for a

Class A playoff spot, they will need a big

year from QB Kyle Seifert, a senior who

was thrust into the starting role in 2013

when Josh Pysynzski was lost for the sea-

son with an injury.

“Kyle learned a lot of lessons on the

fly,” Marshall said,

“but those lessons

are paying divi-

dends now. He is a

completely different

player this year.”

Seifert (6-2, 205)

put in a ton of work

in the off-season to

make himself better.

“He went to

every clinic or

camp possible,”

Marshall said.

“Some kids make

progress in the off-

season but Kyle

made a huge jump.”

In the win over

Hutch Tech, Seifert

completed 8 of 12

passes for 130

yards and 2 TDs.

“He totally

understands the intellectual part of the

game now,” Marshall said.

Seifert is an outstanding student, with

an academic average in the high-90s.

“He is a true student-athlete,” Marshall

said. “He is committed in the class room

and he brings that to the football field.”

Seifert is Solid for Iroquois

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Burgard improved to 2-0 on the season

when the Bulldogs won a hard-fought

game over Fredonia 20-16 last weekend.

“I’m happy that our kids stuck with it

and played a full game,” coach Jason

Kolb said. “That

was a very good

program that we

beat. They had a

big crowd and it

was a very differ-

ent environment

than our kids our

used to.”

Burgard took a

12-0 lead in the

first quarter but

Fredonia returned a

kickoff for a TD to

pull within 12-8.

“Fredonia has a

lot of good players

that know how to

win.” Kolb said.

“That kickoff

return put them

right back in it.”

Kolb was

pleased that his

players responded.

“Our kids came right back,” he said.

“They hung with the play calls and stuck

with the game plan. We were just a block

or two away. A couple of series later we

made a big play.”

Marcus Hampton broke free for a 31-

yard TD run to give Burgard a 20-8 lead.

“It was just a simple counter play,”

Kolb said. “He stuck it in the gap and was

gone.”

If the Bulldogs are going to contend

for the B North title

they will be relying

on 3-year starter

Roderick Morrow

to have a solid sea-

son.

“He usually

starts on the o-line

and at defensive

end,” Kolb said.

“but this week we

had injuries and he

stepped in at line-

backer for us.”

Morrow

responded to the

switch with 12 tack-

les, 4 QB sacks and

a fumble recovery.

“He has good

size and he can

move,” Kolb said.

“He can cover

receivers and he

gets off the ball so well that he can beat

an OL with his speed and strength.”

Morrow (6-1, 205) will be looked at

by several of the Division III colleges.

“He’s a very special, talented kid,”

Kolb said. “He’s on track to graduate and

I know he could help a D-3 program.”

Morrow Gives Bite to Dawgs ‘D’

Photo by Mark Adair

Burgard senior Roderick Morrow.

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Alden dropped to 0-2 on the season

when the Bulldogs lost to Maryvale 27-18

last weekend.

“We’ve played two very tough teams,”

coach Rob Currin said. “Unfortunately

they have gotten

the better of us. We

just need to go to

work every day

and try to get bet-

ter. We’ll do the

best we can turn

things around.”

Alden has

played at the Ralph

5 straight years and

won 3 of the last 4

Class B titles.

“We have had a

pretty good run the

last 7 years,”

Currin said, “but

this year’s team is

very young. We are

starting 2 seniors

on defense and 3

on offense. We have

one kid back that

was a 2-way starter

last year.”

Currin says that his players remain

upbeat.

“The kids have responded well,” he

said. “We are very young and the kids are

still getting used to varsity football. The

speed is different when you get up to the

varsity game. This is not a rebuilding situ-

ation for us. We just need to find our

character and discover our identity.”

The only senior back who started on

last season’s team is LB Alex Schweitzer.

“Alex is a 3-year

starter for us,”

Currin said. “He

was called up

halfway through his

sophomore year.

We had an injury

and he was called

up to fill in and he

did a great job.”

Schweitzer was

named a team cap-

tain before the sea-

son started.

“Our kids can

look to him as a

guy that under-

stands what it

takes,” Currin said.

“He knows what

the tempo of prac-

tice should be. He

knows what the

expectations are.”

Schweitzer (6-0, 215) was the

Bulldog’s leading tackler in 2013.

“He’s hard-nosed,” Currin said. “He’s

a tough, hard-working kid. He comes to

work every day and never takes a play

off. He’s done everything we have ever

asked of him.”

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Friday, September 19thFredonia @ Pioneer, 7:00East Aurora @ Dunkirk, 7:30Eden @ Springville, 7:30

Saturday, September 20thBradford, Pa. @ Olean, 7:00

Pioneer lost to East Aurora 21-0 last

weekend, the second straight game that

the Panthers have been shut out.

Pioneer opened the season with an 8-0

loss to Dunkirk.

“We fumbled

four times and East

Aurora scored on a

punt return,” coach

Jim Duprey said.

“They had a short

field the entire

game. We were

going in for a score

and lost a fumble on

the 1-yard line. We

had 9 penalties for

70 yards. We just

made entirely too

many mistakes.”

Duprey says

that he is trying to

focus his players

on one thing... the

next game.

“We just hope

to improve,” he

said. “We need to

focus on game-to-

game and work out of the tremendous

hole that we have put ourselves into.”

Duprey is pleased with the play of his

defense - which has been solid thus far.

“Our defense is playing very well,” he

said. “In the first half east Aurora had 3

fields inside the 30 because of our mis-

takes but we held pretty tight. If we elimi-

nate the mistakes, I think we will be okay.

But, clearly, we need to get better on

offense and we need to get better fast.”

One player that will be needed for a

rebound is senior

RB Tyler Mummery.

“Tyler has been

up with us as a

starter since he was

a sophomore,”

Duprey said. “He is

our best defensive

player and is lead-

ing the team in

tackles right now.”

In 2013,

Mummery rushed

for over 900 yards

and was a first-team

all-league player.

“He is deceiv-

ingly fast and he

has excellent

vision,” Duprey

said. “He can make

the cutback and he

is always moving

forward. He has a

very natural running style.”

Mummery is a team captain.

“He’s a pretty outspoken leader,”

Duprey said, “and his football IQ is out-

standing. He knows everybody’s assign-

ment. On defense, he makes sure we are

lined up right and in the right position.”

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JFK fell behind 28-0 at the half and

lost to Class B Tonawanda 35-6 last

weekend.

The Bears were heavily out-sized in

the contest.

“They have size

and speed,’ JFK

coach Mark

Ostempowski said.

“We stressed it all

week but I don’t

think we were

quite ready for it.

They were just big-

ger and had more

speed than we did.”

Ostempowski

says that he was

pleased with his

team as they have

started 1-1 this fall.

“We played a

great game against

Akron,” he said,

“and we lost to a

team from a bigger

class. It’s a non-

league loss so it

doesn’t affect the

playoffs at all. We’re 1-0 in league games

and that’s what matters.”

Last season the Bears struggled as a

lineup loaded with sophomores and fresh-

man learned the varsity game.

“We’ve matured,” Ostempowski said.

“You can tell that we have kids with some

experience but we are still a young team.

We only graduated a few seniors from last

year. Our juniors have stepped up and

taken the leadership role.’

One of the few seniors on this season’s

team is SE Shawn

McPhail, who is

also starting at LB.

McPhail (5-11,

160) is one of the

Bears leading tack-

lers.

“He’s not huge

but he has pretty

good speed,”

Ostempowski said.

“He was mostly at

running back last

year but toward the

end of the year we

moved him out to

receiver.”

McPhail started

the 2013 season at

CB.

“He was moved

around on defense

too,” Ostempowski

said. “He’s pretty

aggressive at linebacker.”

McPhail is a team captain.

“You have to prove to your teammates

that you should be a captain,”

Ostempowski said, “and he definitely

earned that spot. He has become a leader

on the field.”

McPhail leading JFK

Photo by Tim Frank

JFK senior Shawn McPhail.

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Friday, September 19thMGCLake @ Salamanca, 7:00Alley-Limestone @ CV-Falconer, 7:30Cleve Hill @ Southwestern, 7:00Westfield @ Gowanda, 7:00


Gowanda feel to 0-2 when they lost to

MGCLake last weekend.

“We came out timid and that’s how we

looked,” coach Sean Gabel said. “When

we have a chance to play a team like that,

we need to be

aggressive. Maple

Grove has a big-

time reputation.

They are picked to

go to the states but

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stuff dictate a game

before you get on

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Gabel said he

was pleased his

players effort.

“Our kids

played hard and

they didn’t quit,” he

said. “We’re over it

and we are looking

forward now.”

Gabel also said

that it has taken

time to get some

cohesion in a line-

up that underwent a

drastic change before the season began.

“We got some Pine Valley kids when

their program folded,” Gabel said. “But they

didn’t have enough practices so they were a

week behind. They couldn’t scrimmage and

it took a while to get them into the lineup.

We are getting our feet under us.”

Gabel said that the merger has gone

well thus far.

“The kids have been great with each

other,” he said, “but it takes a little more

time to get the timing of the offense

down.”

If the Panthers

are going to bounce

back from the 0-2

start, they will need

TB Jon McCarthy.

“He starts at tail-

back,” Gabel said,

“but he also plays

flanker, linebacker

and cornerback. He

just wants to play

where ever we need

him.”

McCarthy (5-11,

170) is a 3-year

starter and a 2-time

team captain.

“His leadership

and his demeanor

are outstanding,”

Gabel said. “He’s at

practice every day

and works his butt

off. He has an old-school work ethic.”

McCarthy has an academic average in

the mid-90s.

“He might have the highest GPA on the

team,” Gabel said. “He’s respectful and

works hard. He’s just the kind of kid you

want to coach.”

McCarthy Leading Gowanda

Photo by Mark Adair

Gowanda senior Jon McCarthy.

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Panama played to a 14-14 tie at the

half but gave up two scores in the second

half and lost to Cattaraugus-LV 26-14 last

weekend.

“We played pretty well,” coach Chris

Payne said. “We

gave up a touch-

down with 9 sec-

onds left in the half

and I think that

turned the momen-

tum their way.”

The Panthers

are now 1-1, in

what will be the

final Panama foot-

ball season.

“This is it,”

Payne said. “We

will merge with the

Sherman-Clymer

team for the 2015

season.”

Payne says that

the smaller num-

bers affecting every

small school in

WNY is now hit-

ting Panama.

“We have 12 juniors and 12 seniors

on the team,” Payne said. “We have only

6 sophomores in the entire program and

none of the freshman are ready for varsity

football yet. Our JVs are already merged

with Sherman and Clymer.”

Payne says he was tempted to join the

Sherman-Clymer merger this season.

“But we weren’t ready yet,” Payne

said. “We had 24 seniors and juniors com-

ing back and we all wanted one more go-

around as Panama. We want to go out on

a solid note. We

want to compete

and play hard every

week.”

Panama suffered

a huge loss last

week when leading

rusher Kyle Saxton

was lost with a bro-

ken collar bone.

“He had 70

yards rushing in the

middle of the sec-

ond quarter,” Payne

said. “He was tak-

ing us up and down

the field.”

Saxton rushed

for a team-high 872

yards in 2013.

“He’s a downhill

runner,” Payne said.

“He has no moves.

Just straight ahead,

full-go and he keeps going.”

Saxton will be out 6 to 8 weeks.

“He wanted to go back in the game but

the trainer told him no,” Payne said. “His

passion is football. He’s a quiet, no-non-

sense kid. We’re all devastated that this

happened to him.”

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St. Joe’s led 16-7 at the half and beat

Clarence 30-21 last week

“I thought we had an opportunity to

put them away in the first half,” coach

Dennis Gilbert said. We blocked a punt

for a safety and got

the ball back right

before the half. We

didn’t capitalize.

We still have to

learn that you can’t

let the other team

hang around.”

After opening

the season with a

loss to Long Island

powerhouse St.

Anthony’s, St.

Joe’s is now 1-1.

“We are still a

work in progress,”

Gilbert said. “Our

young guys are

starting to get their

feet under them.”

St. Joe’s title

hopes took a blow

in June when the

Marauders starting

QB Mike McCarthy was lost for the sea-

son with a knee injury.

“He playing basketball at a park all by

himself,” Gilbert said. “He was jogging to

retrieve the ball and his knee gave out.”

That didn’t give Gilbert a ton of time

to find a new QB. So he asked senior

David Archer if he would like to try call-

ing the signals.

“He started at safety for us when he

was a sophomore,” Gilbert said. “but he

didn’t play the next season. He wanted to

play fall baseball.’

Archer missed

playing football.

“He came to me

and asked if he

could come back,”

Gilbert said, “I said

absolutely.”

Throughout the

spring, Archer

worked at FS and

WR. But when

McCarthy was

injured, Gilbert

asked him to try

quarterback.

“We got together

and went through

some stuff,” Gilbert

said, “and he’s done

a phenomenal job.

He’s a tremendous

leader. He has great

physical ability and

a super strong arm. He’s pretty fast, too.”

Archer has been timed at 4.6 in the 40-

yard dash.

“He’s been away from football for 2

years and he’s playing great,” Gilbert

said. “I couldn’t be happier with how he’s

playing.’

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Photo by Mark Adair

St. Joe’s senior David Archer.

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Team W-L1. Sweet Home (6) 8-02. Queensbury (2) 8-03. Carey (8) 7-04. Cornwall (9) 7-15. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (2) 7-16. Lawrence (8) 6-17. Rye (1) 8-08. South Shore (PSAL) 8-09. Miller Place (11) 7-010. Poly Prep (AIS) 7-111. Somers (1) 7-112. Eastridge (5) 7-113. Islip (11) 6-114. Indian River (3) 7-115. East Syracuse Minoa (3) 7-116. Garden City (8) 6-117. Grand Island (6) 7-118. Staten Island Tech (PSAL) 8-019. Bethpage (8) 6-120. Brockport (5) 7-121. Plainedge (8) 6-122. Carthage (3) 7-123. St. Francis Prep (CHSFL) 7-124. Troy (2) 6-225. West Seneca East (6) 7-1

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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NT’s Great EightBy Mark Adair

North Tonawanda beatWilliamsville East 41-14last week as theLumberjacks started theseason 2-0.

The ‘Jacks opened theseason with a 28-0 winover Riverside, the firstshutout NT has earned inthree years.

“We’re excited,” NTcoach Tony Truilizio said.“we’ve played pretty wellbut I still don’t know howgood we are.”

Truilizio said that theLumberjacks will comeinto sharper focus follow-ing this weekends match-up with Sweet Home.

“The big bench markwill be Sweet Home,” hesaid. “They are alwaysthe team to beat. We’llsee how we do againstSweet Home.”

Truilizio says that hefeels better about thisseason than any of thethree years he hascoached at NT.

“We worked very hardall off season,” he said,“more so than in anyother year. These guysdefinitely put in the time.”

Sweet Home - a team that has won 7 of the last 8Class A titles - will provide a stern test for NorthTonawanda. The Panthers are coming off a 65-14 winover Kenmore East last week.

“I’m looking forward to playing them,” Truilizio said.“They are the team to beat year in and year out.”

The Lumberjacks two wins have been fashioned bygood old-fashioned, hard-hitting defense.

“We’re playing good defense right now,” Truilizio said.“Those kids are doing a great job. We’ve given up 14points in 2 games. Riverside has tremendous athletes.We shut them out and had 6 sacks. Williamsville Eastmay not have won yet but their offense is pretty powerful.We had 5 turnovers and 4 passes defended so the

defense is doing it’s job.”Truilizio says that the

improvement of thedefense over last year isa big reason for all theexcitement in NorthTonawanda right now.

“Our offense hasalways been high-pacedand scored a lot ofpoints,” he said, “but thedefense has reallyimproved. If we can con-tinue to get the full com-bination of offense anddefense, we’ll be in goodshape.”

The Lumberjacks alsohave one of the biggestweapons in WesternNew York in quarterbackChris Woodard.

“Chris is the realdeal,” Truilizio said.“We’ve been saying it forthe last couple of years.He does so many differ-ent things really well.”

Woodard ran all overWilliamsville East lastweek. The senior rushedfor 208 yards and 3 TDson just 9 carries.

His TD runs covered24, 63 and 75 yards.

“He’s deceptivelyfast,” Truilizio said. “He has long strides. It doesn’t looklike he’s moving fast but if he gets to the edge very fewpeople can catch him. His speed and the sheer power hehas is pretty special. I haven’t seen anything like it since Iplayed college football at Canisius.”

Woodard also completed 7 of 9 passes for 79 yardsand another 3 TDs in the win.

“If he continues the pace he’s on,” Truilizio said, “he’llbe up for the Connolly Cup at the end of the year.”

Woodard is a dual threat at QB. In 2013, he rushed for888 yards and 11 TDs. He also passed for 1,533 yardsand 9 TDs.

Additionally, he was named a first-team punter for the

North Tonawanda QB Chris Woodard ran for 208 yards and 3 TDsin the Lumberjacks win over Williamsville East last week. Thesenior also passed for another 3 TDs.

Chris Woodard leads Lumberjacks against Sweet Home

Photo by Mark Adair

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All-Football Weekly team.“Chris is getting a lot of looks from Division I-AA schools

right now,” Truilizio said. “There is nothing wrong with thatbut I think he could play at a higher level. I think thatteams like Syracuse and UB should be looking at him a lit-tle closer.”

Woodard, at 6-foot-4 and 200 pounds, has the size toplay Division I football.

“He’s not thin at all,” Truilizio said. “He is all muscle. Heruns with a lot of power. He’s not afraid to take a hit andhe’ll definitely give a hit. Where ever they play him at thenext level, he will be a huge asset.”

Woodard is an outstanding student and maintains anacademic average of 98.

“All the Ivy League schools are looking at him,” Truiliziosaid. “Every one of them.”

Woodard has already received a scholarship offer fromCentral Connecticut State but says he is trying not to thinkabout college too much.

“I’m trying to keep all the college scholarships in theback on my mind right now,” he said. “I don’t want to thinkabout that and mess up my game. Academics will take mefarther anyway.”

He wants to major in Exercise Science or PhysicalTherapy.

“I definitely want to be involved in sports,” he said. “Iwould love to be a trainer for a college team some day.”

Woodard says he is so focused on getting to the RalphWilson Stadium this season that he hasn’t thought muchabout the future.

“I think we are going in the right direction,” he said. “Weknew we could have a good year if we worked really hardin the off-season.”

Woodard has played football with six of his teammatessince they were small children. Woodard, Alex Molik (OL),Taylor Mellott (LB), Ryan McDonough (LB), Ryan Gilbert(CB) and Drew Krantz (CB) were teammates on the LittleLeague team in North Tonawanda.

“We’ve been teammates since forever,” Woodard said.“We’d always go to the games on Friday nights and cheeron the ‘Jacks. I thought those kids on the high school teamwere huge back then.”

North Tonawanda went to The Ralph five straight yearsand won the NYS title when Woodard was growing up.

“I thought those guys were the greatest players ever,”he said. “It’s awesome when I look and see the little kids atour games now. I know just what they are thinking whenthey watch us play. It’s so important to handle ourselveswith class at all times. We don’t want to show them some-thing bad.”

Woodard knows that the season’s biggest game is thisweekend.

“Sweet Home was 9-1 last year and they have a lot ofkids back,” he said. “We saw them at the Buff State camp.It will be a great game. I think it will be close and hopefullywe can come out on top.”

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2014 Numbers

The Tigers fell behind21-0 after one quarterand lost to Silver Creek 41-0 lastweekend... The running game couldnot find any traction in the game asAkron rushed for just 56 yards on thenight... PrestonKelkenberg rushed 3times for 28 yards...Aaron Siska ran 6times for 28 yards...Owen Hill caught 2passes for 21 yards.Hill also made 5tackles and intercept-ed 2 passes on defense... ZachPfentner caught a 21-yard pass...Caleb Martin had a solid night on theOL and also made 4 tackles ondefense... Drew Butler completed 4of 13 passes for 47 yards... EthanPeQueen spearheaded the defense ashe made a team-high 6 tackles...

2014 Numbers

The Bulldogs fellbehind 13-0 at the halfand and lost to Maryvale 27-18...Jordan Stockweather led the teamwith 44 rushing yards on just 3 car-ries. Stockweather also completed 8 of13 passes for 91yards and a TD...Shawn Coopercaught 3 passes for56 yards, including a35-yard TD pass.Cooper also returneda kickoff 80 yards fora TD amd made 6tackles on defense... Joe King caught3 passes for 20 yards. King made 5tackles, 1 for lost yardage ondefense... Dylan Riddoch caught 2passes for 15 yards... Alex Schweitzermade a team-high 10 tackles, 1 forloss... Lyle Grant made 8 tackles, 1for loss, and recovered a fumble...

2014 Numbers

The Purple Eagles led13-0 at the half andscored 3 TDs in the fourth quarter topull away from Barker 32-8... MannyThompson powered the offense as herushed 18 times for 163 yards, includ-ing a 29-yard TD...Tyler Rotoli ran 5times for 92 yards.He broke away for an87-yard TD in thefourth quarter... MikeLaine was a standouton the offensiveline... TommyMattison ran 5 times for 49 yards anda TD... Kyle Smith ran for 43 yardsand a TD on 5 carries... Trey Hartcaught 2 passes for 19 yards and alsoran for a TD... Aaron Burnside ledthe defense with 16 tackles... ClaytonStanton and Alex Bison each made 6tackles...

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


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


Rushing: Kelkenberg 3-28, Siska 6-28,Truglio 1-0, Bell 6-0, Butler 8-0.

Receiving: Hill 2-21, Pfentner 1-21, PeQueen 1-5.

TDs: None.

Passing: Butler 4-13-47, Siska 0-2-0.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: Hill.

FRec: None.

Rushing: Thompson 34-229, Rotoli 5-92,K.Smith 19-86, Matteson 5-49, Hart 2-12.

Receiving: Hart 5-71, Thompson 3-23, Loyd2-45, Chambers 2-18

TDs: Hart 3, Loyd, Smith, Matteson, Rotoli,Thompson.

Passing: KSmith 8-16-153.

TD Passes: KSmith 3.

Interceptions: Blackmon, Thompson.

FRec: Laine, Thompson.

Rushing: Grant 31-97, Stockweather 6-49,Loper 4-4, Patterson 1-2.

Receiving: King 10-106, Cooper 4-62,Riddoch 4-55, Grant 3-89, Patterson 1-10.

TDs: Cooper 2, Grant 2, Riddoch, Loper.

Passing: Stockweather 22-33-322.

TD Passes: Stockweather 2.

Interceptions: None.

FRec: Grant.

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Owen Hill Aaron Burnside Shawn Cooper

2014 Numbers

The Gators led 7-0after one quarter buttrailed 10-7 at the half and lost toSouthwestern 17-7 last week... ZachBierfeldt had a big night as he rushed17 times for 129 yards. Bierfeldtcapped a 65-yarddrive when heplunged in for a 1-yard TD. He alsomade 8 tackles ondefense... HoldenFarr spearheaded thedefense as he made ateam-high 11 tack-les... Sydney Isamen was also activeon defense as he made 8 tackles...Josh Lippert was in on 7 tackles andrecorded a QB sack... Roman Grecowas a standout on the offensive line...Allegany-Limestone will play atCassadaga Valley-Falconer this week-end...

2014 Numbers

The Tigers fell behind21-0 at the half and lost toDepew 42-6 last weekend... JimmyChadwick led the ground game as herushed 11 times for 66 yards.Chadwick also caught a 12-yard passand recorded 2 tack-les and a QB sack ondefense... QB NickFoster completed 4of 7 attempted passesfor 50 yards and aTD. He also rushedfor 30 yards on 13carries... KelijahWillis caught 2 passes for 33 yardsand a TD... Vince Gregory rushed for46 yards and added 40 yards on kickreturns for the Tigers... Darien Lowemade 8 tackles, 5 primary hits... MikePera made 8 tackles, 6 initials hits...Nathan Russell-Webster made 4tackles...

2014 Numbers

Barker-Roy-Harttrailed 13-0 at the haf andlost to to Albion 32-8... DominickSnider led the running game as herushed 10 times for 86 yards and aTD. Snider also made 4 tackles ondefense... AndyXapsos completed 2passes for 18 yardsand also ran for 17yards... Brandin LeeWoods ran 10 timesfor 36 yards. Herecorded 7 tacklesand a QB sack ondefense... Josh Mead ran 5 times for21 yards and also made 4 tackles ondefense... CJ Fitch ran for 17 yardson 4 carries... Thomas Callaghancaught a 13-yard pass... Brian Payneled the defense with 9 tackles and aQB sack... Derek Sears was in on 8tackles... Erik Herian blocked a FG...

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


Rushing: Woods 25-128, Snider 18-118,Mead 17-74, CJ Fitch 5-21, Xapos 4-18,Sager 3-17, Payne 1-0, Callaghan 1-(-3).

Receiving: Callaghan 5-54, Woods 2-39,Fitch 1-5, Maynard 1-4, Snider 1-(-1).

TDs: Woods 2, Mead, Snider.

Passing: Xapsos 10-23-101, Mead 0-2.

TD Passes: None.


FRec: Deopp.

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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


Rushing: Bierfeldt 41-209, Kayes 7-18,Grove 9-13, Hulse 3-4, Farr 6-3, McGraw 13-(-25).

Receiving: Spencer 1-8.

TDs: Bierfeldt.

Passing: McGraw 1-11-8, Farr 0-1-0.

TD Passes: 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


Rushing: Gregory 27-131, Chadwick 16-86,Foster 19-56, Williams 1-29, Pera 6-21,Willis 1-0, Morris 3-(-3).

Receiving: Willis 2-33, Gregory 2-15,Chadwick 2-10, Lowe 1-5.

TDs: Williams, Willis.

Passing: Foster 7-12-63

TD Passes: Foster.

Interceptions: Williams, Lowe, Haubeil,Yang.

FRec: Chadwick, Lowe.

Holden Farr Nick Foster Josh Mead

2014 Numbers

The Tigers played toan 8-8 tie after one quar-ter but led 24-8 at the half and over-powered Medina 46-14... IsaiahMcDuffie had a big night as he rushed14 times for 164 yards and a TD. Healso made 11 tacklesand a QB sack ondefense... AndrewWhite ran 10 timesfor 110 yards and 3TDs... BrandonBrown ran 5 timesfor 35 yards and aTD... Derek Bishopcarried 7 times for 70 yards and aTD... Alexander Lofton caught 5passes for 70 yards and a TD...Anthony Mendrysa completed 11 of20 passes for 117 yards and a TD...Marcus Barnwell made 2 QB sacks...Tysheen Mingo made 5 tackles with 1QB sack...

2014 Numbers

The Tigers led 18-0 atthe half and beat U-Prep32-8 last week... Arenzo Thomas ran17 times for 179 yards and a TD.Thomas also made 6 tackles ondefense... Gavin Caulfield ran 5times for 23 yardsand a TD. Caulfieldalso caught 2 passesfor 27 yards and aTD... Joe Harrisonran 3 times for 27yards. Harrison alsomade 11 tackles anda QB sack ondefense... Derick Simpson caught 3passes for 144 yards... TylerRingwood caught 2 passes for 10yards and a TD. Ringwood also made6 tackles on defense... Brandon Maycompleted 8 of 14 passes for 201yards and 2 TDs... DesmondStephens had 8 tackles and a sack...

2014 Numbers

The Bulldogs led 12-8at the half and earned ahard-fought win over Fredonia 20-16...Marcus Hampton led the groundattack as he ran 16 times for 101yards. Hampton broke free for a 31-yard TD run... KarlJones added 34 yardson 6 carries... AmereGrayson caught a24-yard pass...Markiese Hamptoncaught 3 passes for87 yards, includingan 18-yard TD pass...Mark Drain caught a 56-yard TDpass... Kijanna Thompson completed4 of 8 passes for 167 yards and 2TDs... Tiawon Moss was a standouton the OL and also had 5 tackles ondefense... Roderick Morrow made 12tackles and had a QB sack... DominicPrince made 10 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


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


BennettTigers

Rushing: McHampton 28-213, Edwards 13-71,Thompson 16-66, KJones 12-60.

Receiving: MkHampton 4-129, Drain 1-56,Grayson 1-24, Edwards 1-18.

TDs: McHampton 4, KJones, Drain,MkHampton.

Passing: Thompson 7-14-227.

TD Passes: Thompson 2.

Interceptions: Prince.

FRec: Morrow 3, Moss, Sanders.

Rushing: McDuffie 21-319, White 18-175,Bishop 17-149, Brown 8-90, Tolliver 7-59,Lofton 4-30, Mendrysa 1-2.

Receiving: Lofton 9-139, Bishop 6-45, Brown 3-26, Tolliver 1-20.

TDs: McDuffie 5, White 4, Brown 2, Mendrysa,Bishop, Lofton.

Passing: Mendrysa 19-32-230.

TD Passes: Mendrysa 2.

Interceptions: Lofton 2, 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 37-283, May 9-37,Harrison 3-27, Caulfield 5-23, Mann 2-4.

Receiving: Simpson 7-177, Caufield 6-57,Lancaster 4-49, Ringwood 2-10, Stephens 1-20.

TDs: Caulfield 2, Thomas, Lancaster,Ringwood.

Passing: May 20-41-313.

TD Passes: May 2.

Interceptions: Lancaster.

FRec: May, Coble, Danieu.

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Brandon Brown Joe Harrison Tiawon Moss

2014 Numbers

Canisius led 24-0 atthe half and beat Aquinas34-0 last week... Aquinas had enteredthe game ranked 48th in the nation bythe USAToday... Jakob Loucks com-pleted 10 of 19 passes for 96 yardsand a TD. He alsorushed for 111 yardsand a TD on just 8carries... MitchellThomas ran 12 timesfor 162 yards and 2TDs... JoshHuffman caught 4passes for 27 yards...Dave Thomas caught 2 passes for 24yards and a TD. Thomas also made 5tackles on defense... TJ Wheatleycaught 2 passes for 32 yards and made7 tackles on defense... Brad Zafframled the defense with 9 tackles, 4 forlost yardage... James Thomas made 6tackles, 2 for loss...

2014 Numbers

Cardinal O'Harajumped to a 26-6 lead atthe half and beat Rochester’s Finney39-12... Tony Maple completed 4 of 5passes for 77 yards and 2 TDs... CliffZeigler powered the ground game ashe ran 7 times for101 yards. Zeiglermade 8 tackles, 1 forlost yardage...Charles DeBose ran8 times for 103yards. He also made14 tackles, including2 for lost yardage...William Willis ran for 54 yards on 4carries. He also caught 2 passes for 44yards and made 7 tackles on defense...Donel Cathcart caught 2 passes for33 yards and 2 TDs... Gino Lattucamade 12 tackles and recovered a fum-ble... Michon Dudley made 10 tack-les, 2 for lost yardage...

2014 Numbers

The Golden Cougarsfell behind 27-0 at thehalf and lost to Ellicottville 39-0 lastweek... The offense could never findany traction as the Cougars rushed forjust 76 yards on the evening... ZachMower led the teamwith 28 yards on 5carris... NickPeterson ran for 20yards and also made8 tackles ondefense... RyanDustin completed 3of 12 passes.. ShaneParsons caught 2 passes... JakePenhollow had a solid night on theoffensive line. He also made 6 tackleson defense... Jaquan Watts caught an8-yard pass and also made 6 tackleson defense... Brandon Curtis made 3tackles... Cass Valley-Falconer willhost Allegany-Limestone this week...

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


Rushing: Mower 18-127, Hannold 7-61,Peterson 26-77, Watts 6-38, RDustin 3-20,Teboe 2-13, Parsons 1-12, Johnson 2-9.

Receiving: Parsons 2-7, Watts 1-8, Johnson 1-4.

TDs: Peterson, Watts, Mower, RDustin.

Passing: RDustin 7-18-25.

TD Passes: 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: MThomas 16-229, Loucks 10-138,Satcher 14-41, Stranahan 3-25, Renfro 13-25,Huffman 2-14, Pringle 3-11, Jonas 1-2, Jones 1-(-1), Zaffram 1-(-2), Seminara 1-(-8).

Receiving: DThomas 4-51, Jones 4-44,Zaffram 2-31, MThomas 3-34, Wheatley 3-69,Huffman 5-33.

TDs: MThomas 4, Huffman 2, Renfro 2,Satcher, DThomas, Loucks.

Passing: Loucks 21-35-262.

TD Passes: Loucks 3.

Interceptions: Jones, Seminara, Zaffram.

FRec: Fisher, Chass.

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: Debose 8-103, Zeigler 7-101, Willis 4-54, Maple 3-23, Brown 4-19, Kellis 1-(-1).

Receiving: Willis 2-44, Cathcart 2-33.

TDs: Debose 4, Willis 2, Zeigler 2, Cathcart 2.

Passing: Maple 4-5-77, Cathcart 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Maple 2.


FRec: Willis, Debose, Lattuca.

Jakob Loucks Nick PetersonCharles DeBose

2014 Numbers

The Timberwolvesplayed to a 14-14 tie atthe half but took control after thebreak and beat Panama 26-14... KyleO'Donnell completed all 5 of hispasses for 99 yards and 3 TDs.O’Donnell also ran10 times for 62 yardsand a TD and made 5tackles on defense...Anthony Bernardiled the ground gameas he rushed 21 timesfor 102 yards. Healso made 8 tackleson defense... Kyle Morton rushed 8times for 48 yards... Caleb Hibitcaught TD passes of 26 and 39 yards...DJ Stevens caught 3 passes for 34yards and a TD... Hunter Baker inter-cepted a pass... Caleb Snow and MattAndrews each made 7 tackles...Randy Grey made 5 tackles...

2014 Numbers

The Warriors lost aheart-breaker to NiagaraFalls 22-21 when they lost a fumbkethat was returned 75 yards for a TDwith Just :10 left in the game... ZachCiezki completed 15 of 22 passes for122 yards and a TD.Ciezki also rushedfor 32 yards...Drequon Trotterpowered the groundgame as he ran 25times for 164 yards.Trotter scored TDson runs of 5 and 11yards... Marshawn Gibson ran 7times for 44 yards... Hakiem Blackcaught 4 passes for 57 yards... KeithWeekley caught a 7-yard TD pass...Stephen Parker caught 4 passes for17 yards... Tyree Billingslea made 6tackles and had 2 QB sacks... JerellRolling had 6 tackles and a sack...

2014 Numbers

The Red Devils fellbehind 16-7 at the halfand lost to St. Joe’s 30-21... BrandonRuszala rushed for 29 yards andcaught 2 passes for 44 yards and aTD... Angelo Marzullo had a big dayas he caught 3 passesfor 112 yards and 2TDs... Chris Grinercaught a 27-yardpass... Scott Pintocompleted 8 of 22passes for 137 yardsand 3 TDs... JonnySchmidt led thedefense with 12 tackles... JoshSweeny made 10 tackles recorded aQB sack and recovered a fumble...Aric Belling made 8 tackles... BrittonMann had 5 tackles and a sack...Ryan Schlager, Bill Lorenz and NickAudino all registered a QB sack...Niko Mullen was 3-for-3 on PATs...

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


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


Rushing: Ruszalo 15-65, Marzano 17-63,Pinto 12-47, Marzullo 10-46, O’Brien 8-25,Conway 2-8, McDonald 1-4, Schmidt 1-1,Bowen 1-1, Tomasello 1-(-1).

Receiving: Ruszalo 6-127, Marzullo 4-120,Griner 3-66, Marzano 3-46, Mann 3-24,O’Brien 1-5.

TDs: Marzullo 2, Ruszala 2, O’Brien,Marzano, Mann.

Passing: Pinto 20-40-388.

TD Passes: Pinto 3.

Interceptions: Ruszalo.

FRec: Lorenz, Ess, Schmidt, Schlager.

Rushing: Bernardi 47-238, O’Donnell 23-118,Morton 21-87, Baker 1-0.

Receiving: Stevens 5-39, Hibit 2-65,Hanft 2-57.

TDs: O’Donnell 3, Bernardi 2, Hibit 2,Stevens.

Passing: O’Donnell 8-15-143, Bernardi 1-1-18.

TD Passes: O’Donnell 3.

Interceptions: Bernardi, Baker.

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


Rushing: Gibson 23-222, Ciezki 16-100,Billingslea 2-15, Trotter 26-168, Stallworth 1-(-1).

Receiving: Black 8-144, Gibson 4-86, Parker 4-17,Trotter 3-23, Camel 3-18,Stallworth 2-33, Plummer 1-17, Weekley 1-7,Rolling 1-2, Lawson 1-2.

TDs: Gibson 4,Trotter 2, Black, Weekley.

Passing: Ciezki 28-42-405.

TD Passes: Ciezki 2.

Interceptions: Hathcock.

FRec: None.

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Caleb Hibit Drequon Trotter Angelo Marzullo

2014 Numbers

The Golden Eaglesmuscled their way to a24-0 lead at the half and shut outWilson 34-0 last weekend... GraysonTaylor powered the ground game ashe rushed 17 times for 152 yards and3 TDs. Taylor alsomade 7 tackles ondefense... JermaineHariston ran 9 timesfor 54 yards and 1TD. He also rushedfor a pair of 2-pointPATs and made 7tackles on defense...Daytwan Burney ran 6 times for 43yards and a pair of 2-point PATs.Burney also made 4 tackles with 2 QBsacks... Matt Eldridge made a team-high 11 tackles and recorded a QBsack... Rasheem Newsome made 8tackles and intercepted a pass...Daymar Hopson made 3 tackles...

2014 Numbers

The Wildcats led 21-0at the half and overpow-ered Amherst 42-6... Nick Perrine ranled the ground game as he ran 16times for 73 yards and a TD... MattPoblocki ran 3 times for 32 yards,including a 21-yardTD... Silas Garrisonran 3 times for 22yards... Adam Bauerpunched in a 1-yardTD. He also returnedan INT 46 yards foranother TD... TylerAnna caught 4 passesfor 62 yards and a TD. He alsoreturned an INT 33 yards for a TD...Mike Thorton caught 3 passes for 55yards... Bobby Burns caught a 45-yard pass... Dylan Sekuterski com-pleted 9 of 13 attempted passes for159 yards and a TD... Josh Suggmade 7 tackles with 2 QB sacks...

2014 Numbers

The Marauders took a24-14 lead at the half andexploded for 4 TDs in the second halfand ran away from Eden 54-14 lastweekend... Miguel Alicea led theground attack as he rushed 16 timesfor 73 yards... LeroyGilbert rumbled 8yards for a TD andalso made 8 tackleson defense... JulioChevarez brokeaway for a 40-yardTD... DevanteLockett ran 8 timesfor 28 yards and a TD. Lockett alsocompleted 3 of 4 passes for 61 yardsand 3 TDs... Tristen Peck ran for aTD and made 6 tackles on defense...Richard Pickens caught TD passes of30 and 19 yards... Victor Echevarriacaught a 12-yard TD pass... TimCerrie made a team-high 10 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


Rushing: Alicea 41-232, Chevarez 3-49,Peck 10-33, Lockett 12-30, Gilbert 4-17,Echevarria 4-6.

Receiving: Pickens 2-49, Echevarria 2-14,Cerrie 1-18, Peck 1-2.

TDs: Pickens 2, Alicea, Peck, Lockett,Echevarria, Gilbert, Cheverez.

Passing: Lockett 6-10-83.

TD Passes: Lockett 3.


FRec: Echevarria, Gomez.

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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


Rushing: Taylor 26-237, Hariston 15-70,Burney 8-47, Sullivan 21-36, Newsome 3-23

Receiving: Statler 5-39, Hariston 4-32,Wesley 1-30, White 1-14

TDs: Taylor 4, Hariston.

Passing: Sullivan 11-23-115.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: Wesley, Newsome.

FRec: Statler, Taylor.

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


Rushing: DySekuterski 18-114, Perrine 31-141,Poblocki 3-32, Garrison 3-22, Bauer 5-22,Anna 1-(-2).

Receiving: Anna 8-113, Thornton 6-95, Burns 5-94, Bauer 1-20, Perrine 1-(-3).

TDs: Perrine 3, Bauer 2, Anna 2, Burns.

Passing: DySekuterski 21-35-319.

TD Passes: Dy.Sekuterski-2.

Interceptions: Anna 2, Burns, Bauer.

FRec: Grant.

Matt Eldridge Adam Bauer Richard Pickens

2014 Numbers

The Blue Devils tooka 7-0 lead at the half andoutmuscled Pioneer 21-0 last week-end... Clay Lewis powered the groundgame as he rushed 11 times for 97yards and a TD... EJ Staniszewskiran 7 times for 35yards and made 5tackles on defense...QB Connor Allencarried 4 times for 20yards, including an 8-yard TD... ZachJones returned a punt92 yards for a TD togive the Devils a 2-TD lead... BradyTehan ran 3 times for 18 yards... NickPotter was solid on defense as hemade 8 tackles... Dylan Lodowskiwas also in on 8 tackles... MitchWrazen also made 8 tackles... AJPerlino made 7 tackles... ColeSchlenker had 6 tackles and a sack...

2014 Numbers

East High fell behind34-0 at the half and lostto Williamsville North 47-0 last week-end... The offense could never find itsfooting as the team rushed for -24yards on the day... Deedmound Toolsand Arron Woodseach caught a pass...Antwan Hendrixand John Seitz eachcompleted a pass...Despite the lopsidedscore, there weresome bright spots ondefense... DaquanRather made 6 tackles and recovered2 fumbles... Alfred Gary led thedefensive effort with a team-high 9tackles... Lawrence VanGorder wasin on 6 tackles... GabeMcCriminager recovered a fumble…East High will play at Hamburg thisweekend...

2014 Numbers

The Raiders trailedjust 24-14 at the half butsurrendered 4 TDs after the break andlost to Dunkirk 54-14 last week... Therunning game strugglde to find trac-tion... Owen Krouse ran 12 times for36 yards. Krouse alsomade 6 tackles ondefense... AndyBialy completed 4passes for 42 yards...Anthony Cappolapassed for a 2-pointPAT... Sam Spencerushed 7 times for 36yards and a TD. Spence also caught 3passes for 24 yards... Jacob Ehrigcaught a 15-yard pass... FrankBarnack ran for 34 yards and a TD.He also had 2 tackles and a QB sackon defense... Anthony Cummingsmade a team-high 7 tackles...Anthony Diello made 4 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


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


Rushing: Lewis 19-121, Coatsworth 7-52,Staniszewski 7-35, Allan 7-26, Heimburg 5-20,Tehan 3-18.

Receiving: Lewis 3-71, Volpe 2-31,Coatsworth 2-4, Potter 1-21.

TDs: Lewis 2, Allan, Jones.

Passing: Hayes 4-6-64, Allan 4-10-63.

TD Passes: Hayes.


FRec: Potter, Wrazen, Allan, Perlino,McCarthy.

Rushing: Hendrix 21-12, Gary 2-8, Summers 2-4, Woods 2-1, Rather 4-(-4), Seitz 1-(-6), White 2-(-19), Hilson 12-(-34).

Receiving: Tools 1-1, Woods 1-1.

TDs: None.

Passing: Seitz 1-6-1, Hendrix 1-3-1, White 0-5-0.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: Bell.

FRec: Hendrix, Rano, Rather, McCriminger.

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


Rushing: Krouse 26-68, Barnack 21-58,Spence 7-36, Bialy 10-32, Cummings 13-32,Lee 8-12, Simmons 1-2, Lopez 1-0.

Receiving: Ehrig 5-98, Cummings 3-25,Spence 3-24, Krouse 1-7, Barnack 1-(-3)

TDs: Cummings, Ehrig, Barnack, Spence.

Passing: Bialy 11-25-149, Cappola 1-1-2.

TD Passes: Bialy.


FRec: Armbruster.

Team Reports

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Dylan Lodowski Owen KrouseDaquan Rather

2014 Numbers

The Eagles jumped outto a 27-0 lead at the halfand beat Cass Valley-Falconer 39-0last weekend... Phalla Musall pow-ered the offense as he rushed 15 timesfor 86 yards and 2 TDs. Musall scoredon runs of 3 and 16yards... Calum Wattran 6 times for 20yards and a TD. Healso made 5 tackleson defense...Thomas Eastoncompleted 2 of 6passes, including a37-yard TD... Ben Erickson caught a37-yard TD pass. He also intercepteda pass and returned it 50 yards to setup another TD... Tanner Coluccicaught a 22-yard pass... Caleb Rinkand William Bays each made 6 tack-les... Charlie Furman recorded 5tackles and a QB sack...

2014 Numbers

The Hillbillies trailed12-8 at the half and lost ahard-fought game to Burgard 20-16last weekend... Michael Pucci led theground game as he ran 17 times for 56yards... Cameron Voss caught 3 pass-es for 51 yards,including a 6-yardTD... Pat Moorecaught a 15-yardpass... Jovany Ruizcaught 2 passes for38 yards. Ruiz alsogave Fredonia theirfirst points when hereturned a kickoff 85 yards for a TD...QB John Piper completed 7 of 17passes for 110 yards and a TD... NGNick Formanowicz had a huge nightas he spearheaded the defense with 9tackles... Josh Goodwin was in on 7tackles... Jake Rinus recorded a QBsack...

2014 Numbers

Frontier led 14-7 at thehalf and outmuscledLancaster 27-14... Seven differentplayers carried the ball as Frontierrushed for 218 yards... Vinnie Pupoled the attack as he ran 7 times for 64yards and a TD. Pupoalso made 10 tackleson defense... TrevorKoch rushed 7 timesfor 40 yards and aTD. He made 6 tack-les on defense...Zach Kmitch added47 yards and a TD on10 carries... Kevin Leavell rushed 4times for 17 yards and a TD... JustinSmith caught 3 passes for 33 yards...Dillon Barrett caught 2 passes for 33yards and intercepted a pass ondefense... Jacob Coon and DerekDorr each made 4 tackles... JaxinBrown intercepted a pass...

Rushing: Kmitch 24-117, Barrett 10-97, Pupo 11-72, Koch 10-50, Leavell 11-32,Brinkel 13-32, Coon 4-27, Brown 1-14,Skinner 1-9.

Receiving: Smith 3-33, Barrett 2-33, Kish 1-5.

TDs: Barrett 2, Kmitch 2, Pupo, Koch,Leavell.

Passing: Kmitch 7-19-71, Pupo 0-1-0.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: Brinkel, Barrett, Brown, Pupo,Skinner.

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


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Frank-El-VilleEagles

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


Rushing: Musall 32-217, Watt 14-52, Easton 7-46, Hurlburt 8-32, Colucci 2-24,Rinko 4-8, Easton 2-1, Swanick 2-(-5).

Receiving: Erickson 3-79, Colucci 1-22,Hutchinson 1-19.

TDs: Musall 5, Erickson 2, Easton 2, Hurlburt,Watt.

Passing: Easton 5-13-120.

TD Passes: Easton 2.

Interceptions: Erickson, Colucci.

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


Rushing: Piper 23-151, Pucci 17-56.

Receiving: Voss 9-159, Ruiz 2-38, Moore 2-26, (Unknown) 1-6.

TDs: Ruiz 3, Voss 2, Moore, Piper.

Passing: Piper 22-37-295.

TD Passes: Piper 5.

Interceptions: Swoyer.

FRec: None.

Ben Erickson Nick Formanowicz Vinnie Pupo

2014 Numbers

The Panthers fellbehind 28-0 at the halfand lost to MGCLake 50-7 lastweek... The running game could neverfind any traction all night... SethHalftown led the team with 18 yardsrushing on 8 carries...Lucas McKeeverran for 17 yards on 7carries. McKeeveralso made a team-high 8 tackles ondefense... LucasBrawdy completed 6of 17 passes for 29yards. He also caught a 25-yard passfrom Jon McCarthy... ChrisHammond had a solid night ondefense and registered 6 tackles...Sean Dills scooped up a fumble andreturned it 25 yards for a TD... KillianAbers and Jordan Young each caughta pass...

2014 Numbers

The Vikings trailed just12-8 entering the finalquarter but scored a pair of TDs to pullout a 22-18 win over Riverside lastweekend... Jarod Brandon led theground game as he rushed 27 times for120 yards and 2 TDs.Brandon scored onruns of 37 and 7yards... Zach Valvoadded 23 yards on 4carries... AJ Swansoncaught a 21-yard TDpass... AymanAbdellatif caught 4passes for 38 yards... Nick Paolini wasa stalwart on the OL... GuiseppeCampanella completed 5 of 7 passesfor 50 yards and a TD... ConnorBuzby completed 2 of 3 passes for 17yards... TJ Morgan spearheaded thedefense with 9 tackles. Morgan alsointercepted a pass...

2014 Numbers

The Bulldogs jumpedout to a 21-0 lead at thehalf and beat McKinley 28-6 lastweekend... Alex Suchan completed 8of 12 attempted passes for 130 yardsand a TD. Suchan also punched in a 2-yard TD run... MitchGomolka poweredthe ground game ashe ran 25 times for180 yards and 2TDs... Mark Mylesran 6 times for 25yards and made 4tackles, 1 for loss, ondefense... Brendan Ryan caught 3passes for 72 yards, including a 21-yard TD... Alec Seifer caught 3 passesfor 42 yards and made 2 tackles ondefense... Joe DeGrood made 9 tack-les, 6 for lost yardage... Will Reczekmade 6 tackles, 1 for loss... ToshJohnson made 4 tackles...

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


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


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


Rushing: Halftown 25-83, McKeever 18-69,Brawdy 9-51, John 1-2.

Receiving: Abers 4-62, Young 2-52,McCarthy 2-12, Brawdy 1-25,(Unknown) 1-40.

TDs: McKeever, Halftown, Abers, Dills.

Passing: Brawdy 11-24-171, McCarthy 1-1-25.

TD Passes: Brawdy.


FRec: Dills.

Rushing: Brandon 37-160, Valvo 7-37,Mosher 1-7, Morgan 1-7, Abdellatif 7-6,Campanella 6-(-2), Buzby 4-(-12).

Receiving: Abdellatif 5-40, Mosher 2-29,Brandon 2-7, Swanson 1-21, Niland 1-14,Allen 1-9.

TDs: Brandon 2, Swanson.

Passing: Buzby 5-12-61, Campanella 7-17-58.

TD Passes: Campanella.

Interceptions: Morgan 2, Wilkes.

FRec: None.

Rushing: Golomka 34-341, Seifer 8-77,Suchan 12-40, Myles 7-26, Vail 1-1.

Receiving: BRyan 7-156, Chavanne 6-41,Seifer 4-52, Golomka 2-25, Coyne 1-11,Munro 1-6.

TDs: BRyan 4,Golomka 4, Seifer, Suchan.

Passing: Suchan 21-28-291.

TD Passes: Suchan 4.

Interceptions: BRyan, Grzechowiak.

FRec: None.

Team Reports

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Sean Dils Mark MylesTJ Morgan

2014 Numbers

The Engineers ran intoa stiff defense and lost toIroquois 24-0 last week... Hutch Techfell behind 16-0 after one quarter...Lawrence Spencer-Watson led theoffense as he ran 7 times for 31 yardsand caught a 12-yardpass... Jason Dowellcompleted 15 of 28passes for 157 yards.Dowell also added14 yards to the rush-ing totals... DuaneRobertson was themain target as hecaught 6 passes for 58 yards.Robinson, a sophomore, also had 50yards on kick returns and made 9tackles on defense... Donte Gibsoncaught 4 passes for 48 yards... DakymDavis caught 3 passes for 33 yards...Hutch Tech will play at NiagaraWheatfield this weekend...

2014 Numbers

The Chiefs jumped outto a 16-0 lead after onequarter and beat Hutch Tech 24-0 lastweek... Kyle Seifert completed 8 of12 passes for 129 yards and 2 TDs...Matt Kloc was a workhorse as herushed 30 times for237 yards and a TD...Nick Wilkinsoncaught 2 passes for33 yards and 1a TD.He also made 7 tack-les on defense...Zach Emer caught a37-yard TD pass.Emer had 10 tackles and a QB sack ondefense... Coyote Sokolski caught 4passes for 47 yards. He also made 8tackles and recorded a QB sack ondefense... Henry Gunner made ateam-high 11 tackles... Ben Simonwas in on 10 tackles… ConnorZiegler made 6 tackles…

2014 Numbers

The Red Raidersexploded out of the gateand led 36-0 after one quarter as theybeat West Seneca West 68-7... ZaccKinsey rushed 5 times for 68 yards...QB Nicc Holland ran 7 times for 23yards and 4 TDs.Holland also com-pleted 7 of 7 passesfor 98 yards... DevonJackson rushed 4times for 29 yardsand a TD. He alsocaught 4 passes for49 yards... LucasMunella rushed 7 times for 99 yardsand 2 TDs... Matt Hamilton ran 9times for 65 yards... Ben Larsoncaught 2 passes for 25 yards...Stephen Carlson caught 2 passes for24 yards and made 5 tackles ondefense... Bannon Eimiller made 5tackles...

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


Rushing: Kinsey 24-147, Munella 7-99,Hamilton 9-65, Holland 18-55, Jackson 4-29,Hunzinger 1-12, Panebianco 3-11, Nazzaro 2-2,Lockett 4-(-11).

Receiving: Panebianco 12-173, Carlson 6-82,Larson 6-80, Jackson 4-49, Kinsey 3-18

TDs: Panebianco 4, Holland 3, Munella 2,Carlson, Kinsey, Larson, Jackson, Eimiller.

Passing: Holland 30-40-402, Munella 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Holland 5.

Interceptions: Carlson 2, Panebianco,Osman.

FRec: Eimiller, Ramos, Panebianco.

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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


Rushing: Watson 13-32, Ferguson 11-30,Davis 2-7, Dowell 15-3, Rosado 3-0.

Receiving: Davis 9-95, Gibson 6-70,Robertson 6-58, Watson 2-34, Nafi 2-28.

TDs: Davis 2, Gibson.

Passing: Dowell 24-46-287.

TD Passes: Dowell 2.


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


Rushing: Kloc 56-365, Seifert 8-26, Schaefer 2-6,Stawicki 1-6, Cabic 1-3.

Receiving: Wilkinson 8-96, Sokolski 5-87,Emer 5-73, Kloc 1-15, Simon 1-13, Ziegler 1-12, Slade 1-6, King 1-4.

TDs: Kloc 2, Emer, Wilkinson.

Passing: Seifert 23-39-306.

TD Passes: Seifert 2.

Interceptions: Slade, Emer.

FRec: Simon 2, Sokolski, Ziegler, Cabic.

Duane Robertson Nate Wilkinson Nicc Holland

2014 Numbers

The Bears fell behind28-6 at the half and lostto Tonawanda 35-6 last weekend...Lexus Pollard led the ground gameas he rushed 15 times for 40 yards...Kenai Jordan ran 3 times for 19yards and caught a 5-yard pass... ShawnMcPhail caught 4passes for 39 yardsand made 9 tackleson defense... TylerBethin completed 5passes for 44 yards...Nick Roetzer sharedthe team-high honors with 9 tackleson defense... Zach Carrick alsohelped the unit with 9 tackles... MattLanzalaco was in on 8 stops andrecovered a fumble... CharlieMcGregor played well on the offen-sive line... Jonathan Isham alsorecovered a fumble...

2014 Numbers

The Bulldogs fellbehind 38-0 at the halfand lost to Sweet Home 65-14...Despite the lopsided score there wereseveral bright spots... Kurt McGowanwas solid on defense as he made 6tackles and recordeda QB sack... DwightDavis rushed for 30yards and 1 TD...Mike DeBeneditticaught 5 passes for60 yards, including a33-yard TD... JoeVasi caught 9 passesfor 129 yards. Vasi also made 6 tack-les on defense... Nick LoBochiaroand Luke Jones played well on theOL... Andy Fields completed 17 of 47attempted passes for 193 yards and aTD... Luke Jones made 8 tackles...Nick Lobochiaro made 5 tackles...Matt Rymarczyk had a QB sack...

2014 Numbers

The Blue Devilstrailed 21-12 after a wildfirst quarter and lost to Orchard Park35-18 last weekend... Jamir Lynchcompleted 14 of 34 passes for 209yards and 2 TDs... Terrell Ford ran17 times for 142yards and a TD. Fordalso caught 4 passesfor 108 yards andanother TD and made8 tackles ondefense... JaysonTaylor caught 5passes for 38 yardsand made 9 tackles on defense...Trent White caught 4 passes for 36yards... Gavin Sloan caught a 27-yardTD pass... Charlie Milks led thedefense with 11 tackles and a pair ofQB sacks... Jahlel St. John was in on9 tackles... Dameeko Borrello made 7tackles and recorded a QB sack..

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


Rushing: McGowan 35-102, Davis 11-30,Jones 1-2, Fields 8-1.

Receiving: Vasi 15-301, DiBeneditti 10-155,Nadrowski 7-48, Jones 3-7, Woods 1-4.

TDs: McGowan, Field, Vas, Davis,DiBenedittii, Lanzalaco.

Passing: Fields 36-85-410.

TD Passes: Fields.

Interceptions: Woods.

FRec: Kroll, Woods, Lanzalaco, Isham.

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


Rushing: Lanzalaco 12-64, Pollard 26-85,McPhail 8-40, Roetzer 5-30, Jordan 10-39,Hahn 5-27, Bethin 4-3.

Receiving: McPhail 6-139, Pollard 1-14,McMahon 1-10, Jordan 1-5.

TDs: Bethin 2, McPhail, Jordan, Lanzalaco.

Passing: Bethin 9-24-168.

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


Rushing: Ford 29-199, Lynch 23-30, Taylor 4-6, St.John 1-(-5), White 1-(-10),Stoerr 1-(-22).

Receiving: White 9-73, Taylor 7-62, Ford 6-238,Sloan 2-27.

TDs: Ford 4, White, Sloan.

Passing: Lynch 23-48-345, White 1-1-55.

TD Passes: Lynch 4, White.

Interceptions: Ford.

FRec: None.

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Lexus Pollard Joe Vasi Jahlel St. John

2014 Numbers

The Steelers fellbehind 7-0 after one quar-ter and lost a defensive battle toSalamanca 13-0 last week... DamoneSylvers ran 14 times for 84 yards...Jamal Cooley added 33 yards on 10carries... The defenseplayed well... ZachKittleson, who madea return to the lineupfrom an ankle injury,made 5 tackles...Aseel Albaneh alsomade 5 tackles...Malik Taylor was inon 5 stops... Marquez Lofton helpedthe unit with 5 tackles... MikeCourtney recorded 5 tackles and aQB sack. Courtney was also a stand-out on the offensive line against atough defensive front... Michael Hallregistered a QB sack and added 7yards to the rushing totals...

2014 Numbers

The Eagles fell behind28-0 at the half and lost toWest Seneca East 49-12 last week...Lawrence Jenkins led the groundgame as he ran 19 times for 98 yards,including a 1-yard TD plunge...Jenkins also made 7tackles on defense...QB Collin Fiutkoran 10 times for 97yards, including a 20-yard TD. Fiutko alsocompleted a 39-yardpass... Ron Johnadded 30 yards on 8carries to the offense... Cory Fiutkocaught a 39-yard pass... Matt Webberled the defense as he made 10 tack-les... Alex Kaczmarek also had asolid night as he made 6 tackles...Frank Gelster recorded a QB sack...Charles Guadalupe recovered a fum-ble...

2014 Numbers

The Redskins trailed14-7 at the half and lost toFrontier 27-14... Dan Speyer com-pleted 18 of 27 passes for 207 yardsand 2 TDs... Brandon Fox caught 3passes for 96 yards and 1 TD... RyanRitter ran 8 times for18 yards and caught5 passes for 19yards... AlexDamiani caught 3passes for 27 yards.He also made 8 tack-les and recorded aQB sack on defense...Tyler Lis caught 2 passes for 34yards... Mike Scarpello caught a 4-yard TD... Jake Valley caught 1 passfor 18 yards… Dan Emerson made ateam-high 12 tackles... Tom Heist wasin on 9 tackles... Joe Biniaszewskimade 8 tackles and had a QB sack…Justin Hersey made 8 tackles...

Rushing: Ritter 23-84, Speyer 8-17, Recor 7-17, Scarpello 5-10.

Receiving: Ritter 8-57, Damiani 5-66, Fox 4-103, Lis 3-54, Valley 3-35, Emerson 2-26,Scarpello 2-12, Hersey 2-5, Recor 1-4.

TDs: Speyer 2, Emerson, Miller, Fox,Scarpello.

Passing: Speyer 30-46-362.

TD Passes: Speyer 3.

Interceptions: Lis, Hersey.

FRec: Miller, Damiani, Murphy.

Rushing: Cooley 30-148, Sylvers 23-145,Robinson 4-15, Hall 1-7, 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


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LackawannaSteelers

2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Wilson........................7:00

Fri., Sept. 12....... Salamanca................. 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


Lake ShoreEagles

2014 ScheduleFri., Sept. 5......... Hamburg................... 6:30

Fri., Sept. 12....... West Seneca East......6:30


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


Rushing: ClFiutko 20-168, Jenkins 25-115,John 8-30, Addison 3-5.

Receiving: CrFiutko 3-164, Wigdor 1-1.

TDs: CrFiutko, ClFiutko, Jenkins.

Passing: ClFiutko 4-12-165, John 0-2-0.

TD Passes: ClFiutko.


FRec: Guadalupe.

Zach Kittleson Lawrence Jenkins Tom Heist

2014 Numbers 2014 Numbers

The Lions struckquickly and led 14-0 afterone quarter as they beat NiagaraWheatfield 38-0 last week... QB TylerFraass completed 4 of 9 passes for140 yards and 2 TDs... Khalil Jamesran 9 times for 128yards and 2 TDs...Javon Ford ran 7times for 37 yardsand 1 TD... AndrewAustin rushed 5times for 29 yards...Andrew Bronsoncaught 2 passes for133 yards and 2 TDs. Bronson scoredon passes covering 79 and 54 yards...Brandon Few kicked a 30-yard FG...AJ Rivera made 5 tackles, 2 for lostyardage... Kirk Feeney led the defen-sive unit with a team-high 6 tackles...Zachary Myles made 5 tackles, 4 forlost yardage...

2014 Numbers

The Thunder Dragonsbolted out to a 28-0 leadat the half and beat Gowanda 50-7 lastweek... Ryan Miller powered theground attack as he ran 12 times for177 yards and 2 TDs... Brad Bensonran 5 times for 104yards and 2 TDs...Jonah Tannerrushed for 84 yardsand a TD on just 5carries... Mike Welshcompleted 2 of 3passes for 35 yardsand a TD... TrevorMicek made 15 tackles, 4 for lostyardage... Mitch Sandberg made 16tackles, 3 for loss... AJ Hulton made11 tackles and 2 QB sacks. Hultonalso returned an interception 40 yardsfor a TD... Josh Bradford made 9tackles and 2 QB sacks… ChandlerBaker made 6 tackles and a sack...

The Lancers bolted outto a 21-0 lead and beatNewfane 49-8... Qu’ran Brewer ledthe offense as he rushed 19 times for122 yards and 3 TDs... Jake Eoutecarried 9 times for 59 yards and aTD... DonaldAllender completed12 of 19 passes for187 yards and 2 TDs.He also ran 5 timesfor 35 yards and aTD... BobbyCostanzo was astandout on the OL...Mike Schiavitti ran for 28 yards andmade 7 tackles on defense... CarmanZorrillo ran 6 times for 49 yards...Dawson Bailey caught 7 passes for144 yards and 2 TDs... CJ McGoverncaught 2 passes for 23 yards... SamFontanrosa made 6 tackles... ColinBrevitti recorded a QB sack...

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


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


Rushing: Brewer 35-285, Eoute 9-59, Zorrillo 6-49, Schiavitti 9-44, Allender 5-35,Webber 2-14,

Receiving: Bailey 13-253, Fritz 6-140,McGovern 2-23, Eoute 1-11

TDs: Bailey 3, Fritz 2, Brewer 2.

Passing: Allender 22-40-427.

TD Passes: Allender 7.

Interceptions: Eoute 3, Fontanrosa 2.

FRec: Fontanrosa 2, Biley, Eoute.

Rushing: James 13-145, Ford 13-58, Fraass 20-49, ABronson 8-30, Austin 5-29.

Receiving: ABronson 5-150, Ball 5-52,Flaherty 4-45, Warren 2-82, James 1-6,DiTullio 1-3, Waple 1-0, Kuczka 1-(-2).

TDs: ABronson 2, James 2, Warren, Ford.

Passing: Fraass 20-34-336, Ford 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Fraass 3.

Interceptions: Feeney, DiTullio, ABronson,Nunnari.

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


Rushing: Miller 38-383, Tanner 12-112,Benson 6-111, Hulton 15-57, Sandberg 8-48.

Receiving: Micek 2-33, Hudson 1-15.

TDs: Miller 3,Benson 2, Tanner 2, Hulton 2,Micek.

Passing: Welsh 2-3-35, Hulton 1-9-13.

TD Passes: Welsh.

Interceptions: Hulton 2, Webb.

FRec: None.

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Dawson Bailey Khalil James AJ Hulton

2014 Numbers

The Flyers led 13-0 atthe half and beat Alden27-18 last weekend... Marcus Fordhad a big night as he ran 23 times for152 yards and 2 TDs. Ford scored onruns of 28 and 6 yards and also made9 tackles ondefense... KwaineDavis ran 10 timesfor 50 yards and aTD. Davis alsocaught a 25-yardpass... MikeHalferty carried 9times for 57 yards...Brandon Bojanowski caught a 28-yard TD pass and was 3-for-4 on PATkicks... QB Eric Graham was effi-cient as completed 5 of 8 passes for72 yards and a TD... Mike Kelleherand Steve Schroeder each made 9tackles... Joey Cartonia and SteveSchroeder each recorded a QB sack...

2014 Numbers

The Macks fell behind21-0 at the half and lostto Hamburg 28-6 last weekend...Andrew James led the ground gameas he rushed 11 times for 61 yards...Mike Benton carried 11 times for 36yards, including a 2-yard TD... KeyonJohnson completed6 of 17 passes for 36yards. Johnson alsoran 4 times for 65yards... Josh Apontecaught 2 passes for33 yards... TrequanJones had a solid night on the OL...Jamir Walker caught a 15-yardpass... Mikeal Crockett led the defen-sive unit as he made a team-high 10tackles... Quajon Taylor also had asolid night as he made 9 tackles...Davon Perry and Gary Purdue eachmade 6 tackles...

2014 Numbers

The Mustangs playedto an 8-8 tie after onequarter but trailed 24-8 at the halfbefore losing to Bennett 46-14 lastweek... Brett Pecoraro led the groundgame as he rushed 16 times for 122yards. Pecoraro alsocaught 6 passes for67 yards and a TD...Devon Joy ran twicefor 25 yards andrecovered a fumbleon defense... JasonHellwig completed10 of 21 passes for107 yards and 2 TDs. Hellwig also ranfor a 2-point PAT... Ty Hrovat caught2 passes for 24 yards and made 6tackles on defense... Tom Follmancaught a TD pass and made 12 tackleson defense... Eric Neace had a solidnight as he made 6 tackles... ChasePecoraro intercepted a pass...

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


Rushing: Pecoraro 31-356, Joy 10-82,Hellwig 8-56, Howard 4-33, Follman 5-28,Neace 2-14, Hrovat 1-6, Valley 1-5.

Receiving: Lewis 7-120, Pecoraro 7-74,Hrovat 5-66, Schoolcraf 3-61, Howard 1-8,Follman 1-2.

TDs: Joy 2, Schoolcraft 2, Pecoraro 2,Hellwig, Lewis, Neace, Follman.

Passing: Hellwig 24-36-332, Joy 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Hellwig 5.

Interceptions: Neace, Pecoraro.

FRec: Pecoraro, Packer, Joy.

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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


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


Rushing: Ford 32-237, Davis 14-60,Halferty 9-57, Reamsnyder 6-35, Bojanowski 5-19, Graham 2-7, Doyle 3-2.

Receiving: Bojanowski 2-34, Crombie 2-21,Ford 2-14, Davis 1-25, Melber 1-11,Reamsnyder 1-7.

TDs: Ford 3, Davis 2, Bojanowski.

Passing: Graham 9-18-112.

TD Passes: Graham.

Interceptions: Ford.

FRec: Kelleher 2, Crombie, Halferty.

Rushing: Johnson 15-127, James 14-70,Benton 21-56, Hargrave 7-42, Conner 1-18,Butler 3-8, Thomas 3-2, Aponte 1-1.

Receiving: Aponte 6-90, Benton 5-21, Walker 4-57, James 1-6, Hargrave 1-4, Herod 1-0, Massey 1-0.

TDs: Aponte 2, Benton 2, Johnson.

Passing: Johnson 19-40-171.

TD Passes: Johnson 2.

Interceptions: Fisher, Walker, Sanders.

FRec: Fisher.

Eric Graham Mikeal Crockett Tom Follman

2014 Numbers

The Panthers fellbehind 21-0 at the halfand lost to Lew-Port 49-8 last week-end... Kyle Burdick led the offense ashe rushed 7 times for 35 yards acaught a 2-point PAT pass. Burdickalso made 9 tacklesand intercepted apass on defense...Nick O’Lay caught 2passes for 78 yardsand a TD... JoshWilt caught 3 passesfor 26 yards. Wiltalso had a solid dayon defense as he made 6 tackles andrecorded a QB sack... Trevor Nooncompleted 9 of 16 passes for 147yards and a TD. Noon tossed a scor-ing strike of 55 yards... KyleGuerriera led the defense with 10tackles... Chris Johnstone recorded aQB sack...

2014 Numbers

The Wolverines trailed14-7 at the half and thenneeded a miracle to beat Cheektowaga22-21 last weekend... With less than aminute to play, Niagara Falls trailed21-15. Joe Medley scooped up a fum-ble and ran 75 yardsfor the game-tyingTD. Jeff Menyahkicked the game-win-ning PAT... Medleyfinished the gamewith 12 tackles...Shaolin McCray ran15 times for 141yards and a TD... Hunter Fitzgeraldwas a standout on the OL... JaquanHudson caught a 39-yard TD pass...Lomax Barnes completed 2 passesfor 54 yards and a TD... DeShaunLowe made 8 tackles... DavontaBraithwaite made 9 tackles… NateParchment recorded a QB sack…

2014 Numbers

No Report.

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


Rushing: Pitner 7-31.

Receiving: Leising 4-38.

TDs: None.

Passing: Doricko 9-19-91.

TD Passes: 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


Niagara FallsWolverines

2014 ScheduleSat., Sept. 6......... @ Niag Wheatfield...2:00


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


Rushing: Burdick 20-59, Guerriera 8-23,Jackson 4-17, Kubala 1-0.

Receiving: Burdick 11-184, Wilt 5-46,Jackson 4-116, O’Lay 3-84, Kabala 1-2.

TDs: Jackson, O’Lay.

Passing: Noon 23-41-387, O'Lay 1-1-45.

TD Passes: Noon 2.


FRec: None.

Rushing: McCray 28-255, Pruitt 12-122,Lowe 2-8, Walls 1-5, Williams 1-2, Welch 3-(-5), Barnes 9-(-24).

Receiving: Hudson 2-79, Stachowski 1-22,Hubbard 1-15.

TDs: McCray 2, Stachowski, Welch, Barne,Hudson, Medley.

Passing: Barnes 3-11-94, Spurback 1-1-22.

TD Passes: Spurback, Barnes.

Interceptions: JaSmith, Burdick, Medley.

FRec: Vargas, Medley.

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Kyle Guerriera Joe Medley

2014 Numbers

The Big Green trailed14-0 at the half and 22-6after three quarters before staging afierce rally to send the game into OT.Ken Williams ran 9 yards for a TD togive Nichols a 34-28 win... Williamsfinished with 103yards and 2 TDs on19 carries... SteveGlinski ran 23 timesfor 181 yards and 3TDs. Glinski alsocompleted 4 of 9passes for 37 yards...Mercy Cox-Hicksran 19 times for 106 yards and caught2 passes for 17 yards. He also made 6tackles and a sack on defense...Matthias Williams made 6 tackleswith 1 QB sack and was a standout onthe OL... Paul Brinson was in on 9tackles... Manny Williams helped theunit with 6 tackles...

2014 Numbers

The Lumberjacks led14-6 after one quarter andstretched the lead to 34-6 at the half asthey beat Williamsville East 41-14...Chris Woodard had a huge night ashe ran 9 times for 208 yards and 3TDs. Woodard alsocompleted 5 of 7passes for 78 passesand 3 TDs... TyjierBrandy ran 6 timesfor 23 yards... JoeDotterweich ran 6times for 21 yards...Nate Wilkinsoncaught a 32-yard TD pass... DrewKrantz caught 4 passes for 41 yardsand a TD and made 4 tackles ondefense... Ryan McDonough caught a5-yard TD pass and made 5 tackles...Taylor Mellott made a team-high 9tackles... Daniel Lukaszonas had 6tackles and a QB sack...

2014 Numbers

The Huskies fellbehind 6-0 after one quar-ter but rallied to beat Springville 20-18 last week... Jaryd Plaud poweredthe offense as he ran 23 times for 173yards and a TD. Plaud also made 5tackles on defense...Quentin Ellis rushedfor 61 yards on 10carries... ChuckMartin completed 5of 9 passes for 66yards and a TD...Elijah Ramadhancaught 2 passes for52 yards, including a 34-yard TDstrike. He also made 3 tackles ondefense... Jaylen Roulo spearheadedthe defense as he made a team-high 8tackles... Zach Spears made 3 tacklesand recorded a QB sack... JulianRoulo made 6 tackles while ColbyCummings made 5...

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


Rushing: Plaud 36-266, Ellis 16-122,Ramadhan 3-2, Martin 12-(-3).

Receiving: Morgan 4-26, Ramadhan 3-104,Treehouse 1-14.

TDs: Ramadhan 2, Plaud 2, Ellis, Morgan.

Passing: Martin 8-13-142, Ramadhan 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Martin 2.

Interceptions: Ramadhan, Morgan,Treehouse.

FRec: Ellis, Spears.

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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........ Ellicottville................ 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


Rushing: Glinski 41-248, Williams 32-142,Cox-Hicks 29-133, Rivers 1-7.

Receiving: Cox-Hicks 5-36, Freeburger 2-40,Williams 2-13.

TDs: Williams 3, Glinski 3.

Passing: Glinski 9-21-89.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: Cox-Hicks.

FRec: Brinson

Rushing: CWoodard 22-338, Sikora 3-52,Brandy 14-36, McDonough 10-29,Dotterweich 7-21, Sieracki 2-16, Nolley 5-15,Groff 3-3.

Receiving: Krantz 4-41, Wilkinson 3-48,McDonough 2-40, Sikora 1-32, Gilbert 1-25,Craig 1-5.

TDs: CWoodard 5, Brandy, Dotterweich,McDonough, Krantz, Wilkinson.

Passing: CWoodard 11-21-191, Clare 0-3-0.

TD Passes: CWoodard 3.

Interceptions: Krantz, Gilbert, ZWoodard.

FRec: None.

Matthias Williams Colby CummingsTaylor Mellott

2014 Numbers

After a wild first quar-ter, the Quakers held a21-12 lead and went on to beatKenmore West 35-18... Dillon Jancacompleted 19 of 28 passes for 227yards and 4 TDs... Terius Wheatleyran 12 times for 83yards. Wheatley alsoreturned a kickoff 89yards for a TD on thelast play of the 1stquarter... Billy Myersrushed for 28 yards...Jack Crowleycaught 8 passes for73 yards and a TD... Michael Brunocaught 2 passes for 47 yards and aTD... Kevin Koziol caught 5 passesfor 51 yards and 2 TDs... Kevin Goltzcaught 2 passes for 36 yards... RonaldShul made 11 tackles, including 3 forlost yardage... Josh Dahl made 6tackles and intercepted a pass...

2014 Numbers

The Panthers were tiedat 14-14 at the half butthey lost a hard-fought game toCattaraugus-Little Valley 26-14 lastweek... Kyle Saxton ran 10 times for70 yards before leaving the game witha broken collarbone...Nathan Stow ran 7times for 32 yardsand a TD... JoshEddy caught 4 pass-es for 85 yards and aTD. Eddy also mademade 5 tackles ondefense... JackPayne caught 2 passes for 70 yardsand made 7 tackles on defense... GregDelahoy completed 11 of 22 passesfor 200 yards and a TD... TannerNewman made 7 tackles, 1 for lostyardage... Ryan Applebee, DylanBergman and Thomas Hoch eachmade 7 tackles...

2014 Numbers

The Panthers trailed 7-0at the half and lost to EastAurora 21-0... Tyler Mummery pow-ered the offense as he rushed 15 timesfor 144 yards. Mummery also made 6tackles, 1 for lostyardage, on defense...Ken Smith ran 3times for 34 yards.Smith made 4 tacklesand forced a fumbleon defense... KrisRiordan caught a 13-yard pass and made 3tackles on defense...Nick Thagard made 6 tackles, 4 forlost yardage. He also averaged 36yards on 5 punts... Mason Merlaumade 5 tackles, including 2 for lossand 1 QB sack... Foster Dell made 5tackles, 1 for loss... Brad Chislettmade 4 tackles... Andrew Hymanrecovered a fumble...

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


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


Rushing: Saxton 26-221, Nathan 8-31,Delahoy 9-27, Bergman 7-20, Ecklund 5-8,JkPayne 1-2.

Receiving: Eddy 5-88, Ecklund 2-90,Jk.Payne 2-70, Blose 2-27, O’Dell 1-12,Nathan 1-1.

TDs: Saxton 2, Eddy 2, Ecklund, Delahoy,Nathan.

Passing: Delahoy 13-32-288.

TD Passes: Delahoy 2.

Interceptions: Eddy, Blose.

FRec: JkPayne.

Rushing: Mummery 33-276, Smith 4-34,Riordan 15-22, Kossow 2-13.

Receiving: Mummery 3-4, Riordan 1-13,Haggerty 1-6.

TDs: None.

Passing: Mummery 2-3-19, Kossow 3-9-4.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: Chislett.

FRec: Tackentein, Hyman.

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


Rushing: Wheatley 20-208, Myers 24-120,Dahl 2-70, Goltz 1-3, Perla 1-2, Janca 3-(-15).

Receiving: Crowley 11-92, Koziol 9-115,Bruno 6-113, Goltz 5-66, Liberatore 3-49,Dogal 1-17.

TDs: Myers 4, Koziol 3, Wheatley 2, Crowley 2, Losardo, Dahl, Goltz, Bruno.

Passing: Janca 35-60-452.

TD Passes: Janca 7.

Interceptions: McPoland, Dahl.

FRec: Dahl.

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Jack Crowley Greg Delahoy Mason Merlau

2014 Numbers

No Report.

2014 Numbers

The Cardinals explod-ed out of the gate and led21-0 after one quarter and stretchedthe lead to 49-6 at the half as theybeat Portville... There was no scoringin the second half... Devyn Nelsen ledthe ground attack ashe rushed 10 timesfor 143 yards and 2TDs... Wesley Slugaadded 18 yards and aTD on just 4 carries...Bryce Morrison wasefficient as he com-pleted 4 of 5 passesfor 87 yards and 2 TDs... MasonBosley caught all 4 passes, includingTD passes of 5 and 24 yards... SamJacobi broke free for a 52-yard TDrun... Deran Huntington had a solidnight on defense as he made 5 tacklesand recorded 2 QB sacks... JeffAndrews made 9 tackles...

2014 Numbers

The Red Raiders ledjust 13-12 after threequarters but exploded for 3 TDs in thefinal frame to pull away from SouthPark 34-12... Manny Williams had ahuge game as he ran 9 times for 68yards and a TD. Healso made 10 tackleson defense... JerryHickson completed19 of 39 attemptedpasses for 208 yardsand 2 TDs...Brandon Metz ran 4times for 23 yardsand a TD. Metz also caught 3 passesfor 38 yards and another TD... JakeTasker caught 2 passes for 52 yardsand a TD... Jarryd Taylor caught 4passes for 24 yards... FranciscoGuzman caught 3 passes for 22 yardsand also made 12 tackles on defense...Ethan Shipman made 12 tackles...

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: MaWilliams 9-68, Dempsey 13-52,Metz 7-34, MkWilliams 10-28, Guzman 3-10,Pinnock 3-10, Kraus 1-2, Hickson 3-(-8), Kline 1-(-10).

Receiving: Holnes-Lightbody 7-122, Guzman 7-60, Tasker 6-122, Metz 5-66,Taylor 4-24, Pinnock 2-14.

TDs: Metz 3, Guzman 2, Holnes-Lightbody,Dempsey, Tasker, MaWilliams.

Passing: Hickson 31-63-408.

TD Passes: Hickson 5.

Interceptions: Shipman 2, Kraus, Kline.

FRec: Dempsey, Weikel, MaWilliams.

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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


Rushing: (Team) 25-60, Nelson 10-143,Sluga 4-18.

Receiving: Bosley 4-87, Nelsen 1-53.

TDs: Nelson 2, Bosley 2, Sluga 2, Stahley,Morrisson, Jacobi.

Passing: Morrison 5-14-240.

TD Passes: Morrisson 2.

Interceptions: Stahley.

FRec: Jacobi.

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


Rushing: None.

Receiving: None.

TDs: None.

Passing: None.

TD Passes: None.


FRec: None.

Devyn Nelsen Manny Williams

2014 Numbers

After playing to a 0-0tie after one quarter, theMarauders scored a pair of TDs in thesecond frame and went on to beatClarence 30-21 last weekend...Darren Thompson led the offense ashe ran 17 times for110 yards and 3 TDs.Thompson alsocaught 2 passes for60 yards... DavidArcher completed 6of 12 passes for 132yards. He also ran fora TD... RyanConschafter rushed for 125 yards on15 carries... Grant Beyer caught 2passes for 37 yards... Louie Suracemade a team-high 9 tackles... CordellOwens made 8 tackles... JulianSmallwood recorded 2 QB sacks...Connor McKenna, Timothy Noonan,and Matt Jeffries each had a sack...

2014 Numbers

After one quarter theLancers trailed 7-6 butexploded for 3 TDs in the secondframe and went on to beat St. John theBaptist 34-14... QB Takal Molsen hada huge day as he ompleted 10 of 14passes for 210 yardsand a TD. Molsonalso ran 7 times for71 yards and 2 TDs...Christian Osbornerushed 6 times for 70yards. Osbornescored TDs on runsof 25 and 40 yards...Anthony Stitt ran 6 times for 34yards... Derick Johnson ran 4 timesfor 36 yards... Tony Robinson caught6 passes for 126 yards... CamDunning caught 3 passes for 81yards... Kayson Hill led the defensewith 8 tackles and a QB sack… PaulBargsnesi made 11 tackles...

2014 Numbers

The Warriors led 7-0after one quarter and wona tense defensive battle overLackawanna 13-0 last weekend...Marcus Zaprowski powered theoffense as he ran 22 times for 114yards. He also made7 tackles ondefense... JacobDowdy ran 6 timesfor 26 yards and alsomade 5 tackles ondefense... Jared Fishcompleted 4 of 7passes for 80 yardsand a TD. He also snuck in for a 1-yard TD... Josh Dowdy was a stand-out on the offensive line... AndyCrandall caught 3 passes for 63yards, including a 6-yard TD. Crandallalso intercepted a pass on defense...Andy Phearsdorf led the defensiveeffort as he made 8 tackles...

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: Conschafter 25-152, Thompson 21-125,Evans 10-39, Bomberski 3-13, Przybyla 3-4,Schaefer 1-2 Jackson 2-2, Archer 21-(-1).

Receiving: Thompson 4-102, Masters 3-51,Beyer 2-37,Conschafter 1-5, McKenna 1-5.

TDs: Thompson 4, Surace, Archer.

Passing: Archer 11-24-200.

TD Passes: Archer.

Interceptions: Masters 3, Surace.

FRec: Surace, Bomberski.

Rushing: Molson 13-132, Osborne 10-86,Stitt 17-78, Johnson 4-36, Robinson 1-6.

Receiving: Robinson 15-250, Dunning 4-116,Osborne 1-26, Concannon 1-3.

TDs: Molson 3, Osborne 2, Robinson 2,Concannon.

Passing: Molson 21-36-395.

TD Passes: Molson 2.

Interceptions: Dunning 2, Bargsnesi.

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


Rushing: Zaprowski 32-241, Fish 13-101,Dowdy 12-88, Peters 2-4.

Receiving: Crandall 4-134, Nye 4-57,Phearsdorf 1-17, McClure 1-7.

TDs: Nye-2, Fish-2, Crandall-2 , Dowdy,Zaprowski.

Passing: Fish 10-17-215.

TD Passes: Fish-4.

Interceptions: Crandall.

FRec: Cooper, McClure.

Team Reports

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Darren Thompson Christian Osborne Andy Crandall

2014 Numbers

The Wildcats fellbehind 22-6 after onequarter but rallied to beat Westfield30-22... Korey Ayers powered theoffense as he ran 29 times for 157yards and 2 TDs... QB Jeremy Coleran 12 times for 95yards and a TD. Colealso completed 5 of10 passes for 39yards and a TD...Kolby Parks caughta 16-yard TD passand intercepted apass on defense...Dylan Neckers caught 3 passes for 16yards... Ethan Lyon made a team-high 15 tackles... Jared Dunnewoldmade 10 tackles... Jake Card had ahuge game as he made 9 tackles andrecorded 2 QB sacks. Card also forced2 fumbles and recovered a fumble...Skylar Beatman made 8 tackles...

2014 Numbers

The Black Knightsbolted out to a 21-0 leadafter one quarter and went on to beatAkron 41-0... Kraig Gilbert led theground game as he rushed 18 timesfor 88 yards and 4 TDs... Bill Seidersran 13 times for 93yards and a TD...Chris Williams ran 5times for 19 yards...Noah Radack com-pleted 6 of 15 passesfor 79 yards and aTD... Noah Senecawas a standout on theOL... Brandon VanZile caught 4passes for 58 yards... Ryan Forbescaught 1 pass for 11 yards... TrevonThompson caught a 10-yard TDpass... Mike Priest led the defensewith 7 tackles and a QB sack... NateJones made 7 tackles... Nick Ranftrecorded a QB sack...

2014 Numbers

The Sparks led 12-7 atthe half and trailed just13-12 after three quarters but lost toSt. Francis 34-12... Tyree Browncompleted 16 of 28 passes for 224yards and a TD... Antonio Leonardcaught 9 passes for91 yards... DarylMoore caught 4passes for 70 yards,including a 30-yardTD pass... DeandreBrown caught 2passes for 63 yards...Quan Burgess ran10 times for 72 yards and made 8tackles with 2 QB sacks on defense...Bryce Carmicheal each ran 5 timesfor 21 yards... Robert Johnson had 3tackles-for-loss, including a pair ofQB sacks. He also blocked a punt...William Burgess made 9 tackles andrecorded a QB sack...

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


Rushing: TBrown 9-109, QBurgess 18-98,Carmicheal 9-53, WBurgess 10-41, Renfro 1-20,McDonald 3-19, Neal 4-12, Gerace 2-8.

Receiving: Leonard 16-183, Moore 9-151,DBrown 4-94, Carmicheal 1-4

TDs: Moore 3, Leonard 2, TBrown 2, DBrown.

Passing: TBrown 30-47-428.

TD Passes: TBrown 4.

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


Rushing: Gilbert 39-253, Seiders 23-154,Hallick 4-23, C.Williams 5-19, Radack 1-13,Forbes 4-12, Szumigala 2-2, Jones 1-0.

Receiving: VanZile 4-58, Thompson 2 -89,Gilbert 2-2, Hallick 1-19 , Forbes 1-11.

TDs: Gilbert 6,Thompson 2, Seiders, Hallick.

Passing: Radack 10-29-179.

TD Passes: Radack 3.

Interceptions: Priest, C.Williams.

FRec: Jimerson.

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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


Rushing: Ayers 49-238, Cole 21-137, Einink 6-23, Lyon 1-4.

Receiving: Neckers 7-33, Parks 2-26, Meeder 2-25.

TDs: Ayers 2, Parks 2, Cole 2.

Passing: Cole 11-20-84.

TD Passes: Cole 2.

Interceptions: Parks.

FRec: Einink, Lyon, Card, Dunnewold,Beatman.

Jake Card Tyree BrownKraig Gilbert

2014 Numbers

The Trojans trailed 7-0after one quarter but useda workman-like performance to beatAllegany-Limestone 17-7... NoahWeinstein completed 5 of 10 passesfor 52 yards... Hunter Peterson ran 11times for 92 yards...Mason Hoose ran 14times for 48 yards.Hoose scored TDs onruns of 2 and 3 yardsand also kicked a 35-yard FG. He alsomade 7 tackles,blocked a punt andrecovered a fumble on defense... NickSwanson rushed for 60 yards on 10carries... Mike Sandbloom caught 2passes for 22 yards... JordanBryerton led a stout defensive effortas he made 13 tackles and had a QBsack... Corey Bryerton made 10 tack-les... John Todd made 7 tackles...

2014 Numbers

The Griffins trailed14-6 at the half and lost aclose game to Olean 20-18 last week...Devin White-Kearns powered theground game as he ran 15 times for137 yards and 2 TDs... Pat O’Brienwas also effective ashe rushed 16 timesfor 73 yards and aTD. O’Brien alsomade 7 tackles ondefense... DaltonNelson broke free fora 30-yard run... JakeSmith ran 3 times for24 yards. Smith also had 4 tackles, aforced fumble, and an interception ondefense... Kyle Crotty ran 5 times for21 yards. He had 7 tackles and a QBsack on defense... Kyle Warner caught2 passes for 48 yards... Devin Pazzutimade 8 tackles while Ian Baker made7 tackles...

2014 Numbers

The Spartans trailed17-14 at the half and losta tough battle to Williamsville South31-28... Terry Rutland rushed 8times for 96 yards, including a 26-yard TD... Alex Goupil ran 20 timesfor 71 yards... TajayAhmed ran 6 timesfor 26 yards... EricYaeger completed 8of 13 passes for 71yards and a TD. Healso rushed for 20yards and 2 TDs...Matt McMullen wasa standout on the offensive line...Austin Bratek ran 4 times for 17yards... Ron Larocque caught 2 pass-es for 23 yards, including a 6-yardTD, and made 5 tackles on defense...Austin Meenaghan made a team-high6 tackles... Sam Wray and AustinBowden each made 5 tackles...

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


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


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


StarpointSpartans

Rushing: Peterson 24-205, MHoose 24-124,Swanson 15-122, Kennedy 13-59, Weinstein 8-11, Sandbloom 1-9, Williams 3-2.

Receiving: Pannes 5-81, Sandbloom 3-50,Peterson 2-22, Kennedy 1-22, Swanson 1-9.

TDs: MHoose 3, Pannes 2, Weinstein,Kennedy.

Passing: Weinstein 12-21-184.

TD Passes: Weinstein 2.


FRec: Hoose.

Rushing: White-Kearns 29-238, O'Brien 35-187,Smith 8-72, Crotty 11-56, Nelson 3-46, Baker 4-24.

Receiving: Warner 2-48, Crotty 2-26, Pazzuti 1-31.

TDs: White-Kearns 3, O’Brien 3, Baker,Pazzuti.

Passing: White-Kearns 4-21-68, Nelson 1-1-0.

TD Passes: White-Kearns.

Interceptions: Baker, Smith.

FRec: Pazuti, Domes.

Rushing: Goupil 34-142, Rutland 18-118,Ahmed 14-91, Yaeger 12-50, Bratek 5-19.

Receiving: Chase 4-68, Larocque 4-55,Dumond 3-30, Bowden 2-25, Ahmed 1-7.

TDs: Rutland 3, Yaeger 2, Goupil, Chase,Larocque.

Passing: Yaeger 14-23-185.

TD Passes: Yaeger 2.

Interceptions: Chase.

FRec: Yaeger.

Team Reports

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Jordan Bryerton Pat O’Brien Eric Yaeger

2014 Numbers

The Panthers explodedout of the gate to take a37-0 halftime lead and went on tocrush Kenmore East 65-14 last week-end... Kevin Torrillo completed 9 of13 passes for 128 yards and 3 TDs...Mark Kromphardttossed a 71-yard TDpass to Elijah Tyes...Jordan Evert ran 9times for 135 yardsand 3 TDs... DaleZielen ran 6 yardsfor a TD... JonPhillips ran for 1TD… Brandon Smiley ran for 27yards and caught 4 passes for 27 yardsand a TD… Justice Milton caught 3passes for 36 yards and a TD... MiltonZeigler caught 2 passes, including a9-yard TD pass, and intercepted a passon defense... Steve Iverson recovereda fumble...

2014 Numbers

The Warriors jumpedout to a 28-0 lead at thehalf and beat JFK 35-6 last weekend...Ethan Shattuck had a big night as herushed 10 times for 108 yards and 3TDs... QB Tristan Boling completed3 of 8 passes for 31yards and added 111rushing yards and aTD on 13 carries.Boling also made 6tackles and intercept-ed 2 passes ondefense... AustinHenderson ran 6times for 47 yards... Brandon Fryecaught 2 passes for 29 yards and made5 tackles on defense... Colin Smithled the defense with a team-high 14tackles... Brian Bui made 5 tacklesand recovered a fumble... Brett Kellymade 4 tackles and returned an inter-ception for a TD...

2014 Numbers

The Wolverinesjumped out to a 22-6 leadafter one quarter but lost to Sherman-Clymer 30-22 last weekend... NolanHunt led the offense as he rushed 6times for 102 yards and 2 touchdownsin first half. Hunt didnot play in the sec-ond half after suffer-ing an injury... AlecChelton also had anice day on theground as he carried19 times for 73yards. Chelton alsorecovered a fumble on defense... JoeyQuagliana spearheaded the defensiveunit as he made 8 tackles... Senior OTJon Merle was a standout on theoffensive line... Westfield will play atGowanda this weekend...

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


Rushing: Hunt 20-244, Chelton 28-95,Catalano 2-3, Cambrie 1-0.

Receiving: Poletto 2-31, (Unknown) 1-34,Cambrie 1-15.

TDs: Hunt 3, Walter, Krystofiak.

Passing: Hunt 4-9-80.

TD Passes: Hunt.


FRec: Chelton.

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


Rushing: Boling 29-227, Shattuck1 7-127,Henderson 9-50, Mayer 6-20.

Receiving: Frye 5-96, Shattuck 1-2.

TDs: Shattuck-3, Boling, Kelly.

Passing: Boling 6-20-98.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: Boling 3, Frye 2, Shattuck,Kelly.

FRec: Bui 2.

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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


Rushing: Evert 23-206, Smiley 5-37, Heine 10-35, Tyes 1-9, Banks 2-8, Phillips 1-7,Zielen 1-6, Drake 1-6, Milton 1-2, Torrillo 6-1,Iverson 1-0, Ziegler 1-0, Kromphardt 2-(-7),Dabney 2-(-14).

Receiving: Smiley 9-135, Milton 4-43, Zeigler 4-19, Drake 2-32, Tyes 1-71, Evert 1-2.

TDs: Evert 5, Zeigler 3, Colon, Smiley, Milton,Phillips, Tyes.

Passing: Torrillo 20-36-252, Kromphardt 1-1-71.

TD Passes: Torrillo 5, Kromphardt.

Interceptions: Zeigler 2, Sherrod.

FRec: Phillips, Colon, Iverson

Ethan ShattuckMilton Ziegler Joey Quagliana

2014 Numbers

The Trojans scored 3TDs in the second quarterto take a 28-0 lead at the half as theybeat Lake Shore 49-12 last week...Brandon Day powered the groundattack as he ran 12 times for 191yards. Day also brokeaway for a 43-yardTD run... RayJohnson ran 3 timesfor 44 yards and aTD... John Dolac ran6 times for 94 yardsand 2 TDs. Dolacalso made 12 tacklesand recorded a QB sack... TylerSkretny caught 3 passes for 68 yardsand also punched in a pair of shortTDs. Skretny made 10 tackles ondefense... Matt Kumro completed 5of 5 passes for 94 yards... Brian Sliszwas a standout on the OL... AlexMaconaghy intercepted a pass...

2014 Numbers

The Indians fellbehind 36-0 after onequarter and lost to Jamestown 68-7last weekend... Despite the lopsidedscore, there were some bright spots...Sean Kline made 10 tackles to leadthe defensive unit...Matt Haettich wasalso in on 10 tack-les... Mitch Piddisimade 5 tackles...Anthony Jaycox andJack Myers eachmade 4 tackles.Myers has caught 6passes for 96 yards this season...Aaron Harm now leads the team inrushing with 186 yards and 2 TDsthrough 2 games. Harm, who set aschool record with a 99-yard TD runin the opening week, is averaging 10.9yards per carry... West Seneca Westwill play at Orchard Park this week...

2014 Numbers

The Flames fellbehind 14-6 after onequarter and lost to North Tonawanda41-14 last weekend... QB RyanFoster completed 11 of 29 passes for185 yards and a TD... Tahji Lewis ledthe ground game ashe rushed for 80yards on 20 carriesand scored a TD on a1-yard run. Lewisalso caught 2 passesfor 29 yards... MattEvaneski added 35rushing yards on 10carries... Mike Poturalski caught 4passes for 98 yards, including a 20-yard TD pass. Poturalski also inter-cepted a pass on defense... GregCook caught 2 passes for 29 yards...Tyler Crane caught 2 passes for 15yards... Ben Geiger and BrianMorreale each made 4 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


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


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


Rushing: Day 29-293, Dolac 12-129,Johnson 7-65, Skretny 8-36, Santiago 3-20,Kumro 2-2, Maconaghy 1-2.

Receiving: Skretny 3-68, Santiago 2-36,Dolac 2-26, Day 1-9.

TDs: Dolac 4 ,Day 2, Skretny 2, Johnson.

Passing: Kumro 8-9-139.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: Dolac.

FRec: Dolac.

Rushing: Harm 17-186, Berry 24-99, Myers 8-63, Broad 6-47, Kline 3-10, Wiesner 1-4.

Receiving: Myers 6-96, Skea 1-15, Haettich 1-11, Harm 1-2.

TDs: Harm 2, Myers.

Passing: Broad 9-26-124.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: Maconaghy.

FRec: Skea, Dolac.

Rushing: Lewis 35-257, Evanetski 15-49,Foster 1-9, Allen 1-5, Cook 1-3.

Receiving: Poturalski 4-98, Orsini 3-84,Lewis 3-45, Cook 2-29, Crane 2-15.

TDs: Lewis 2, Poturalski.

Passing: Foster 14-39-271.

TD Passes: Foster.

Interceptions: Poturalski.

FRec: None.

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Brian Slisz Sean Kline Ryan Foster

2014 Numbers

The Spartans boltedout to a 34-0 lead at thehalf and beat East High 47-0... ChadSteinwachs completed 6 of 9 passesfor 90 yards and 3 TDs... Nick Amescaught 2 passes for 27 yards and aTD. Ames also made12 tackles and had aQB sack on defense...Zac Kelly caught a10-yard TD pass andmade 7 tackles ondefense... DeanThompson caught a29-yard pass andpunched in a 1-yard TD... JasonHwang caught a 14-yard TD pass...Andrew Hwang ran for 71 yards anda TD on 10 carries... Vince Adelizziorushed for 34 yards and a TD... DukeHwang made 7 tackles and had 2 QBsacks... Jake Ames made 21 tacklesand made 4 QB sacks...

2014 Numbers

The Billies led 17-14at the half and survivedto beat Starpoint 31-28 last week...Sam Castronova completed 15 of 29yards and 301 yards and 4 TDs,Castronova tossed scoring strikes of53, 66, 14 and 2yards... JeremySpitzberg rushed for26 yards, caught 2pass for 20 yards anda TD, and also made14 tackles ondefense... Ben Neusskicked a 27-yardFG... Matt Foster caught 9 passes for211 yards and 3 TDs... JordanRagland was a standout on the OL...Jake Huber caught 2 passes for 42yards... Kam Varner caught a 20-yardpass… Jake Fuzak made 11 tackles,including a QB sack… AndrewLaudico recorded a QB sack...

2014 Numbers

The Lakeman fellbehind 24-0 at the halfand lost to Cleve Hill 34-0... The run-ning game never found any traction allgame as the Lakemen recorded -35yards rushing as a team... JustinDaul completed 8 of17 passes for 77yards... Jacob Ricecaught 2 passes for29 yards. Rice alsomade a team-high 9tackles, 7 solo, ondefense... DylanThompson-Coxcaught a 29-yard pass and made 6tackles on defense... HunterHowland caught 2 passes for 21 yardsand made 4 tackles on defense... NickThuman made 5 tackles, 4 solo... AlexFox made 4 tackles, all primary, ondefense... Steve Proper made 5 tack-les while Jeff Mazur made 4...

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


Rushing: Thuman 15-29, Rick 21-28, Proper 1-(-8), Daul 9-(-36).

Receiving: Rice 6-49, Rick 3-(-5), Fox 2-64,Howland 2-21, Proper 2-18 ,Thompson-Cox 1-29, Bell 1-4, Dabill 1-0.

TDs: None.

Passing: Daul 18-36-198.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: (Unknown)-1.

Fumbles: (Unknown)-1.

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


Rushing: Castronova 17-62, Spitzberg 14-40,Foster 4-20, Kam 5-16, Moon 4-15, Donius 1-2.

Receiving: Foster 15-405, Huber 6-109,Spitzberg 6-45, Philipps 5-43, Tuskes 1-25,Kam 1-20, Moon 1-6, Buell 1-5.

TDs: Foster 4, Castronova, Huber, Spitzberg.

Passing: Castronova 36-67-560.

TD Passes: Castronova 5.

Interceptions: Spitzberg.

FRec: Laudico 2.

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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


Rushing: AHwang 26-108, Adelizzio 9-34,Casey 1-5, Thompson 1-1.

Receiving: Ames 5-83, Thompson 2-59,JHwang 2-30, Kelly 1-10, (Unknown) 1-3.

TDs: Thompson 3, Ames 2, Kelly, JHwang,AHwang, Adelizzio, Casey.

Passing: Steinwachs 12-27-195, Padilla 1-1-13.

TD Passes: Steinwachs 5.

Interceptions: Ames, Kelly.

FRec: Thompson.

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A North Div All PF PA NextNorth Tonawanda...... 2-0 2-0 69 14 Sweet HomeWilliamsville South..... 1-0 2-0 55 49 @ Grand IslandSweet Home...…....... 1-0 1-1 93 49 @ N.TonawandaGrand Island..........… 1-0 1-1 22 39 Williamsville SouthStarpoint.................... 1-1 1-1 54 51 @ Wmsville EastWilliamsville East...… 0-1 0-2 20 95 StarpointRiverside.........…....... 0-2 0-2 18 50 @ Kenmore EastKenmore East…….... 0-2 0-2 34 91 Riverside

A South Div All PF PA NextWest Seneca East..... 2-0 2-0 61 19 McKinleyHamburg.........……… 1-0 2-0 69 14 East HighSouth Park................. 1-0 1-1 54 54 IroquoisMcKinley..........…....... 1-1 1-1 36 28 @ WSeneca EastIroquois...................... 1-1 1-1 31 12 @ South ParkEast High.................... 0-1 0-2 0 78 @ HamburgLake Shore.........…… 0-2 0-2 20 90 @ MedinaHutch Tech................. 0-2 0-2 20 66 @ Niag Wheatfield

AA North Div All PF PA NextNiagara Falls………... 1-0 2-0 48 21 Williamsville NorthLockport…………....... 1-0 1-1 45 29 @ Kenmore WestWilliamsville North..... 0-0 2-0 69 0 @ Niagara FallsKenmore West…....... 0-0 0-2 39 59 LockportNiagara Wheatfield.... 0-2 0-2 0 64 Hutch Tech

AA South Div All PF PA NextOrchard Park….......... 1-0 2-0 107 40 West Seneca WestJamestown................ 1-0 2-0 103 35 @ LancasterClarence…………...... 1-0 1-1 52 42 FrontierFrontier………............ 1-1 1-1 49 86 @ ClarenceLancaster…............... 0-1 1-1 43 34 JamestownWest Seneca West.... 0-2 0-2 19 99 @ Orchard Park

B North Div All PF PA NextLew-Port.................... 2-0 2-0 97 38 @ BurgardBurgard...................... 1-0 2-0 46 36 Lew-PortBennett...................... 1-0 2-0 100 20 Barker-RHMedina....................... 1-1 1-1 82 54 Lake ShoreAlbion......................... 1-1 1-1 52 34 @ NewfaneBarker......................... 0-2 0-2 38 80 @ BennettNewfane..................... 0-2 0-2 16 117 Albion

B Central Div All PF PA NextDepew........................ 2-0 2-0 66 27 TonawandaMaryvale.................... 1-0 2-0 41 24 AmherstCheektowaga............. 1-0 1-1 56 22 LackawannaTonawanda.................. 0-1 1-1 35 41 @ DepewAmherst..................... 0-1 1-1 21 49 @ MaryvaleAlden.......................... 0-2 0-2 39 51 @ St. Francis

B South Div All PF PA NextOlean......................... 2-0 2-0 40 30 Bradford, Pa.Dunkirk....................... 2-0 2-0 62 14 East AuroraFredonia...................... 1-0 1-1 52 54 @ PioneerEast Aurora................ 1-0 1-1 21 15 @ DunkirkPioneer...................... 0-2 0-2 0 29 FredoniaEden........................... 0-2 0-2 26 74 @ SpringvilleSpringville.................. 0-2 0-2 52 56 Eden

C North Div All PF PA NextSilver Creek................. 1-0 2-0 69 0 JFKJFK.............................. 1-0 1-1 42 35 @ Silver CreekLackawanna................ 1-0 1-1 13 13 @ CheektowagaCleveland Hill.............. 1-0 1-1 40 14 @ SouthwesternAkron........................... 0-2 0-2 0 77 @ WilsonWilson......................... 0-2 0-2 0 47 Akron

C South Div All PF PA NextSouthwestern.............. 2-0 2-0 53 28 Cleve HillSalamanca.................. 1-0 2-0 52 26 MGCLakeMGCLake.................... 1-0 2-0 74 19 @ SalamancaAllegany-Limestone..... 0-1 0-2 7 45 @ CV-FalconerCVF............................. 0-2 0-2 26 78 Alley-LimestoneGowanda..................... 0-2 0-2 28 86 Westfield

Class D Div All PF PA NextCattaraugus-LV............ 2-0 2-0 53 40 RandolphEllicottville.................... 1-0 2-0 72 16 FrewsburgRandolph..................... 1-0 1-1 61 30 @ Cattaraugus-LVSherman-Clymer.......... 1-1 1-1 46 55 @ PortvillePanama....................... 1-1 1-1 48 58 OPENPortville........................ 0-1 0-1 6 49 ShermanFrewsburg.................... 0-1 0-1 32 34 @ EllicottvilleWestfield...................... 0-2 0-2 48 57 @ GowandaPine Valley................... 0-0 0-0 00 00 Season Cancelled

Msgr Martin Div All PF PA NextCanisius..................... 0-0 2-0 82 3 @ Walsh JesuitSt. Francis................. 0-0 2-0 62 33 AldenSt. Mary’s................... 0-0 2-0 56 34 @ Bishop TimonCardinal O’Hara......... 0-0 2-0 67 18 @ UPrep (5)St. Joe’s..................... 0-0 1-1 46 70 @ AquinasBishop Timon............. 0-0 1-1 32 50 St. Mary’s

Independent Div All PF PA NextNichols....................... -- 1-1 40 56 @ Villanova

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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 Tim Frank

Springville running back Pat O’Brien looks for yardage in the Griffins 20-18 loss atOlean last weekend. Springville dropped to 0-2 with the loss.

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 42, Amherst 6West Seneca East 49, Lake Shore 12Bishop Timon 32, UPrep 8Jamestown 68, West Seneca West 7Niagara Falls 22, Cheektowaga 21Hamburg 28, McKinley 6North Tonawanda 41, Williamsville East 14Williamsville South 31, Starpoint 28Iroquois 24, Hutch Tech 0Grand Island 22, Riverside 18Silver Creek 41, Akron 0Maryvale 27, Alden 18Lew-Port 49, Newfane 8Tonawanda 35, JFK 6Southwestern 17, Allegany-Limestone 7MGCLake 50, Gowanda 7Salamanca 13, Lackawanna 0Randolph 49, Portville 6Burgard 20, Fredonia 16East Aurora 21, Pioneer 0Dunkirk 54, Eden 14Bennett 46, Medina 14Albion 32, Barker/RH 8Ellicottville 39, Cass Valley 0Frewsburg @ Charlotte (5) Frontier 27, Lancaster 14

Saturday, September 13thNichols 34, Oakfield-Alabama 28Canisius 34, Aquinas 0St. Mary’s 34, St. John The Baptist 14Cardinal O’Hara 39, Finney 12St. Joes 30, Clarence 21Cattaraugus-LV 26, Panama 14Sherman 30, Westfield 22Cleve Hill 34, Wilson 0Orchard Park 35, Kenmore West 18Lockport 38, Niagara Wheatfield 0Williamsville North 48, East High 0Sweet Home 65, Kenmore East 14Olean 20, Springville 18St. Francis 34, South Park 12

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, 1:00Ellicottville @ 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 Adair

Utica College has started the season 2-0 with a 55-0win over Misericordia and a 23-16 win at Union.

The defense has, thus far, been outstanding. ThePioneers are allowingan average of 8 pointsper game and haveallowed a total of 174yards of offense.

“In back-to-backgames we have scoreddefensive touchdowns,”head coach BlaiseFaggiano said. “Our kidshave played really well.They have a shutoutand two defensivetouchdowns and youreally can’t ask for awhole lot more.”

In the win overMisericordia, JamesLenehan returned aninterception 30 yards fora TD.

In the win overUnion, cornerbackIrvens Eristil returned afumble 17 yards for thegame-winning touch-down and sealed thewin with an interception.

Eristil was named theEmpire 8 DefensivePlayer of the Week forhis efforts.

Utica actually trailed 16-0 at the half against Union.The defense kept us in the game and got us started,”

Faggiano said. “We recovered two fumbles that led toscores and turned things our way.”

The Utica defense is led by Defensive Coordinator WillPluff, a graduate of Kenmore West.

“Coach Pluff actually helps me with special teams, too,”Faggiano said. “And, we had a 74-yard return for a TD. So,I would say that Coach Pluff is doing pretty well.”

Pluff played high school football at Ken West under RichHarris. He graduated in 2002.

“Utica was in the second year as a program,” Pluff said.“I’ve been here for every year of Utica football except the2000, 2001 and 2006 seasons.”

Pluff was a captain on the 2005 Utica team, the first tofinish the season with a winning record.

“When I graduated from Utica, I moved back home toBuffalo,” Pluff said. “Mainly, because I had no idea what Iwanted to do. I got a full-time job at Baker Victory Services,

working in a group home for Developmentally DisabledAdults.”

After one year away from football, Pluff got a call fromhis old college coach, Mike Kemp.

“Coach Kemp asked me to come back as a grad assis-tant and coach the LBs,”Pluff said. “I jumped atthe chance.”

However...“During my first year

of coaching, CoachKemp got fired in themiddle of the season.”Pluff said.

Pluff said that he wascrushed when Kemo wasfired.

“That hurt,” he said. “Iwas 22 years old and theguy who I played for andwho hired me for my firstjob was out. I wasshocked. I had not evencoached an entire sea-son yet. It was a veryemotional week.”

Pluff prepared to lookfor work again.

“I’m thinking that I’mgoing be out and have tomove back to Buffaloagain.’

However, Faggianointerviewd Pluff for a jobon the staff and wasimpressed.

“I saw his passion forUtica College football,” Faggiano said. “He had a lot ofpride in his program and wanted to stay and be a part of it.I just knew it was important to keep him on staff.”

Pluff gets back to his hometown often as he handles allrecruiting duties in Western New York.

“We had a great recruiting class this year,” Faggianosaid. “In fact, every student-athlete we have had fromBuffalo has been a very good football player.”

Pluff, who is still just 30 years old, has spent more than12 years with the Utica football program.

“I’m the last guy from Blaise’s original staff that’s stillhere,” Pluff said. “I played for four years, I was a gradassistant for 4 years and now I am in my 4th year asdefensive coordinator. I’m in a great position.”

Pluff says that he is still at Utica for the same reasonthat he came to the college as a freshman football player.

“We’ve worked really hard to get the program to wherewe are now,” he said. “I want to be really successful here,which is exactly what I came here to do back in 2002.”

Ken West Grad Leads Utica ‘D’

Photo by Utica College

Will Pluff is the Defensive Coordinator at Utica College.

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Empire 8 Conf AllAlfred.….......................... 0-0 2-0Brockport State............... 0-0 2-0Buffalo State………….... 0-0 2-0Frostburg.…................... 0-0 2-0Utica................................ 0-0 2-0Hartwick.…..................... 0-0 1-1Ithaca.….......................... 0-0 1-0Salisbury.….................... 0-0 1-1St. John Fisher…............ 0-0 1-0

College Football

Last Week’s Scores Alfred 34, RPI 31Brockport 17, Cortland 14Utica 23, Union 16Morrisville State 43, Hartwick 40Buffalo State 60, Manchester 32Wesley 43, Salisbury 5Frostburg 20, Shenandoah 10

This Week’s Games Frostburg @ Utica, 12:00Alfred @ Buffalo State, 12:00Hartwick @ Ithaca, 1:00St. John Fisher @ Brockport, 6:00 pm

The Hobart Statesmen won their firsttwo games of the season, including a28-18 win over Endicott last weekend.

Hobart opened the fall campaign witha win over traditional rival DickinsonCollege.

“We’ve won thatgame 9 out of the last10 years,” Hobartcoach Mike Cragg said.“They have been a tra-ditional rival for 25 or30 years but they aredropping us in a coupleof years.”

Cragg is pleased with the start for theStatesmen.

“I’m very happy that we’re 2-0,” hesaid. “Our back-ups have been able toget playing time and experience. Wehave played pretty good football.”

The Statesmen are averaging 30points per game.

“We have moved the ball well,”Cragg said. “Endicott made the NCAAplayoffs last year so that was a goodtest for us.”

Hobart will go back to the Boston,Massachusetts area to play CurryCollege this weekend before hostingKings College (Pa.) for Homecoming.

“If we play our game, we’ll be okay,”he said. “We needed to improve thepass defense and we’ve done that. Wejust try to keep focused on the nextgame and not look at the big picture.”

Hobart has finished the last two regu-lar seasons undefeated. The Statesmenhave won the Liberty League both yearsand have made the NCAA playoffs.

Cragg is also delving deeper into theWestern New York recruiting waters.

“Section 6 is an important area forus,” he said. “There’s an awful lot ofgood football players in Buffalo.”

One recruit who is playing well is DEBrandon Ball, a 2014 Springville grad.

“Brandon is playing defensive end forus and he’s rotating in right now,” Craggsaid. “We use him a lot on passingdowns because he has a high motorand good football instincts.’

Ball is also able to get varsity playingtime while learning the position from 1st-team All-American DE Tyre Coleman.

“We bring in about 30 freshman eachyear,” Cragg said. “It’s really difficult fora freshman to get any playing time. But,the jump to college football hasn’t beentoo much for Brandon.”

Cragg says that Ball is improving andearning more playing time each week.

“The thing that stands out is hisstrength,” Cragg said. “He’s very strongand has a nice job against the run. He isa very hard working individual. And hegets better every day on practice.”

Ball is not making much noise, but heis opening some eyes.

“He’s a quiet individual,” Cragg said,“but football and Hobart are very impor-tant to him. I am very pleased with him.”

Brandon Ball Helps Hobart

Brandon Ball

Liberty League Conf AllHobart 0-0 2-0Rochester 0-0 1-0St. Lawrence 0-0 1-1WPI 0-0 1-1RPI 0-0 1-1Merchant Marine 0-0 1-1Springfield 0-0 1-1Union 0-0 0-2

Last Week’s Scores Hobart 28, Endicott 18Alfred 34, RPI 31Utica 23, Union 16Norwich 10, St. Lawrence 7Rochester 35, Alfred State 21

This Week’s Games Gallaudet @ Rochester, 12:00RPI @ Castleton State, 12:00Maritime @ Merchant Marine, 1:00WPI @ Norwich, 1:00Morrisville State @ St. Lawrence, 1:00Hobart @ Curry, 1:00Mount Ida @ Springfield, 1:00

IIID I V I S I O N

MAC East Conf AllOhio.….............................. 1-0 1-2Bowling Green.….............. 0-0 2-1Akron................................. 0-0 1-1Buffalo…………................. 0-0 1-1UMass.….......................... 0-0 0-3Miami (Oh).….................... 0-0 0-3Kent State..….................... 0-1 0-3

MAC West Conf AllNorthern Illinois................. 0-0 3-0Central Michigan............... 0-0 2-1Western Michigan.…......... 0-0 1-1Ball State........………….... 0-0 1-2Eastern Michigan.….......... 0-0 1-2Toldeo..….......................... 0-0 1-2

UB Last Week ScoreBaylor 63, Buffalo 21

UB This Week’s Game Norfolk State @ Buffalo, 3:30

Last Week’s Scores Bowling Green 45, Indiana 42Ohio State 66, Kent State 0Marshall 44, Ohio 14Syracuse 40, Central Michigan 3Vanderbilt 34, UMass 31Indiana State 27, Ball State 20Michigan 34, Miami 10Western Michigan 45, Idaho 33Old Dominion 17, Eastern Michigan 3Northern Illinois 48, UNLV 34Baylor 63, Buffalo 21Cincinnati 58, Toledo 34

This Week’s Games Eastern Michigan @ Michigan State, 12:00Marshall @ Akron, 2:00Norfolk State @ Buffalo, 3:30Central Michigan @ Kansas, 3:30UMass @ Penn State, 4:00Northern Illinois @ Arkansas, 7:00Miami @ Cincinnati, 7:00Ball State @ Toledo, 7:00

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2014 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Day Opponent Location Time9/6 Sat Misericordia University Away 12:00 PM9/13 Sat Union College Away 1:00 PM9/20 Sat Frostburg* HOME 12:00 PM9/27 Sat Brockport* HOME 7:00 PM10/4 Sat Ithaca* Away 1:00 PM10/11 Sat Salisbury* Away 12:00 PM10/18 Sat St. John Fisher*^ HOME 1:00 PM10/25 Sat Buffalo State* Away 2:00 PM11/8 Sat Alfred* HOME 1:00 PM11/15 Sat Hartwick* Away 1:00 PM

* Empire 8 Conference Game ^ Homecoming & Televised on Time Warner Cable Sports

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I saw Otto Slamkowski the other day. He had a scowland was chomping on his ever-present cigar.

“Hey, Otto. How ya doin’?”He gave a resigned sigh and shook his head.“What’s the matter, now?” I asked.“Oh, my wife got a computer a few weeks ago,” he said.

“I joined this thing called Facebook... big waste of time.”“Well,” I answered, “If that’s the case, why did you join?”“I’m trying to keep up with the Western New York football

scene and if you wanna do that nowadays, you have tohave a computer and use thatinternet thing,” he said.

I asked him what he wasseeing on Facebook.

“Everyone’s all up in arms,”he said, “because teams arescoring 60 and 70 points insome of the games. Peopleare ranting about the gamewithout mentioning the teamsinvolved... like they don’t wantto embarass anyone.”

“Well,” I said. “A lot of people don’t like it when a teamspound on an opponent like that. They kind of took advan-tage of a weaker team.”

“Oh,” Otto said, wrinkling his forehead. “But, isn’t thatwhat football teams are supposed to do? Find a weaknessin your opponent and take advantage of it?”

“Well...” I started.“So, if your opponent has a weakness, you’re supposed

to try not to score? Maybe the coach could tell his runningbacks to fall down as soon as they get the ball. That mightmake it easier on the other team.”

“I don’t think you understand the spirit of high schoolfootball,” I said. “You are supposed to use good sports-manship and not humiliate the other guy.”

“Who said anything about humiliating?” Otto asked.“What’s humiliating about getting beat as long as you didyour best and played your hardest right to the end?”

“I guess I see your point,” I conceded. “But some peo-ple are saying that those teams should have stopped scor-ing because the game was out of hand.”

“Out of hand?” Otto asked. “Check the New York Staterecord book, pal. In the old days, there were a lot ofgames that ended 121-0. I mean, quite a few teams havewon games 48-0 this year. Should we punish them forthat? Jamestown has scored 68 points the other night.

Should they get a letter of reprimand? And why should thelosing teams be embarrassed? They fought hard to thevery end. They have nothing to be ashamed of.”

“I guess...” I started.“Besides, Frontier just got caught on a bad night,” Otto

said. “What about those other programs?”“What other programs?” I asked.“There are a few football programs out there that

haven’t won more than two games in a season sinceMcKinley was shot in Buffalo,” Otto said with disgust.“Their community does not take the sport seriously and allthe opposing coaches protect these programs by not scor-ing on them. For years, these same teams lose 45-0 eachand every week. Why not truly roll it up on them and leteveryone know how bad they really are?”

“That wouldn’t be very nice,” I said.“So what?” Otto laughed. “Football isn’t nice. It’s a com-

petition. The idea behind a competition is to do your verybest. After it’s over, shake hands, share some mutual

respect and leave the fieldtogether as fellow warriors.”

“By beating them 121-0?” Iasked.

“Sure,” he said, “Then thesekids might understand howmuch work they have to do toget better. You see, the reallygood programs don’t just getlucky. Those coaches and theirplayers work their butts off toget good. They work all winter,spring and summer to get ready

for the season. They do a ton of fund-raising so they canattend camps and coaching clinics. Their community andtheir school district makes sure they have all the equipmentthey need to get bigger, stronger and faster.”

“But...” I started.“Unfortunately, not everybody wants to work hard,” Otto

said. “Some kids sit around all summer watching cartoons.Did they run the bleachers? Did they lift weights everyday? Maybe if they got beat 121-0 every single week, theywould understand exactly how much work and effort ittakes to be good at football.”

“But we’re trying to do more than just coach football,” Isaid. “We’re trying to teach life’s lessons to these kids.”

“By not making them feel bad,” Otto said, his voice drip-ping with sarcasm. “Let me tell you, teaching kids that lifewill take it easy on you when you don’t work hard is exact-ly the WRONG kind of lesson we should be teaching.”

“Um...” I said. “Wow... maybe you have a point.”“Of course I have a point,” he said, “but it’ll never hap-

pen. Everyone would rather complain about the successfulprograms than try to be more like them. We make rules sothat strong and successful people are as mediocre aseveryone else. That way, nobody gets their feelings hurt.”

“It’s the American way.”

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Otto Weighs in Again

By Mark Adair

We make rules so that successful people

are as mediocre as everyone else.

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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