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1 S E C T I O N 6 Upstate Football W E E K L Y Enjoying A Summer s Day Preston Summers Gives Warriors B North Title October 17, 2013 Issue No Pages INSIDE: Sweet Home Wins A North Championship The Doctor Is In at Grand Island Cardiac Kids Alden clinches B South and makes a habit of last-minute victories Fron Leads Ken West into AA Playoffs PLUS: State Records Team Reports NYS Rankings Schedules ALSO: Sideline Chatter Extra Point Section 6 Standings

2 This Week s Lineup: 8 Marshall of Lockport Lockport fell behind 15-6 at the half and lost their Homecoming game to Kenmore West last week. If the Lions are going to make the playoffs, they will need to get more big performances from Marshall Taylor. 9 The Doctor Is In for Vikings Grand Island won a defensive struggle 14-6 over Starpoint last weekend to clinch a spot in the Class A playoffs. If Grand Island is going to make a deep run in the post-season, they will be relying on Tom Doctor to anchor the lines. 13 Rodney Runs to Record Depew exploded for 4 TDs in the first quarter and beat Eden last weekend. Rodney Turner had a huge night as he rushed for 198 yards and a schoolrecord 5 TDs on 21 carries. He has rushed for 800 yards and 17 TDs this fall. 18 Big Time Talent Canisius played to a 0-0 tie after one quarter but scored 17 points in the second frame and beat Timon 24-0 last weekend. If Canisius is going to beat Cardinal Mooney, they will need a big game from WR Josh Huffman. Contents OCTOBER 17, WNY Notebook 5... Players of the Week 7... League Look-Ins Notebook Team Reports Standings Leader Board Around The State Campus News Extra Point Football Upstate W E E K L Y Publisher Adair Publishing Editor-In-Chief Mark E. Adair Business Manager Catherine M. Rutkowski Statistician Paul Hutzler Photography Jerome Davis, Tim Frank The Upstate Football Weekly is published every Thursday throughout the high school football season (August-November) by Adair Publishing. Contents copyright 2011 by Adair Publishing. All rights reserved. This volume may not be reproduced in whole or in part in any form without the prior written consent of the publisher. Address editorial and advertising correspondence to: Upstate Football Weekly, nyfootballwriter@roadrunner.com To advertise in the Upstate Football Weekly or for information regarding ad rates and sizes call (716) Football Weekly 86 Park Lane Circle Lockport, N.Y (716) nyfootballwriter@roadrunner.com

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4 Buffalo Bills & NY National Guard Coach of the Week Fatta Honored for B North title Cheektowaga coach Mike Fatta was named the Buffalo Bills / NY National Guard Coach of the Week after his Cheektowaga Warriors beat Burgard 12-8 last week. Cheektowaga won the B North Division championship with the win but it wasn t decided until the final seconds. With just :34 to play, Burgard, which entered the game 5-0, led 8-6 and was looking to claim the B North title. The Warriors defense forced Burgard to punt. Preston Summers fielded the punt at his own 30, and then found a hole and raced down the sideline into the end zone for the game-winning TD. We told our kids that we needed a good enough return so we could reach the end zone with a Hail Mary pass, Fatta said. Preston split two guys and started running down the sidelines. I thought we would be able to get a throw into the end zone. Then, he just kept going. The wild scene unfolded in front of several former Cheektowaga players as the Warriors clinched their second straight division championship. It was really neat, Fatta said. It was our Alumni Game so all the older guys were there. It was a really cool atmosphere. Fatta said that approximately 40 former players returned for the game, including Ron Moretuzzo, the captain of the 1955 Pine Hill team, which was the area s high school before Cheektowaga Central even existed. He came to the team dinner and talked to the kids, Fatta said. We got him a Pine Hill jersey to wear at the game. Moretuzzo, 78 years old, was at midfield for the game and called the coin toss, which he won. As he came off the field he looked at Fatta and said, I did my job, coach. The defenses dominated the game as each team struggled to muster any offense at all. Both teams were only able to record 130 yards of total offense. We knew going in that Burgard s defense is very good, Fatta said. They have a great defensive line. 4 When you play them, there is a lot that you just aren t able to do because they can stop with you with all four guys up front. Cheektowaga s defense matched Burgard as the teams played to a 0-0 tie at the half. Our kids are real disciplined, Fatta said. We worked all week on where to be in the right spot. They were disciplined all day and trusted each other to not do too much. They did a great job. The Warriors took a 6-0 lead in the 3rd quarter. They started at midfield and finished the drive when Marshawn Gibson ran 14 yards for a TD. We were finally able to sustain a drive, Fatta said. Up until then, we just weren t able to go anywhere. Burgard took the lead in the 4th quarter when they got a short field to work with. The Warriors were forced to punt out of their own end zone and the Bulldogs took possession at the 35-yard line. A few plays later, Burgard QB Photo by Buffalo Bills Cheektowaga coach Mike Fatta was named the Coach of the Week by the Buffalo Bills and the NY National Guard after his Warriors won the B North Division title with a 12-8 win over Burgard. Rayshawn Jones scored on a 20- yard run. A 2-point PAT gave Burgard an 8-6 lead. The defenses then tightened up again until Summers miraculous punt return. Fatta thought his team would be good this season. We were very young last year and we fell apart at the end, he said. We have 16 seniors this year and they really wanted to make up for the way the season ended. The chemistry on this team is 180 degrees from what it was last year. Fatta is a second-year head coach but has been with the Cheektowaga program for 14 seasons. He worked as an assistant coach under Scott Zipp for 10 seasons. After one year away from the program, Zipp is now on staff as Fatta s offensive coordinator. Fatta played for Cheektowaga and graduated in He was named a 2nd-team All-WNY linebacker his senior year and then played football for four seasons at Canisius College.

5 Western New York Milt R E P O R T By Milt Latimer The Biggest Little Rivalry in WNY Saturday, 2:00 pm, Cleve Hill The last week of the regular-season schedule is usually reserved for Rivalry games and WNY has a nice collection of such games. Some are old, like Fredonia-Dunkirk (120 years) or Albion- Medina (started in 1893). Some are crosstown battles that bring the whole community out (Lancaster-Depew, Tonawanda- North Tonawanda, Kenmore East vs Kenmore West and West Seneca East vs. West Seneca West). There is one rivalry that doesn t get as much high-profile press, but it doesn t change the fact that both schools circle the date on their calendars... Cleve Hill vs John F. Kennedy. Both schools are located in Cheektowaga. Both schools are about the same size and play in the same division for most sports. Neither school has lights, so their games are always on Saturday afternoon. Both even have a Presidential reference, as one school notes former Buffalo Mayor and President Grover Cleveland, while the other was the first school in the nation to name its school after a sitting President in JFK alumni always point to their magical 1975 season, Last year s Cleve Hill-JFK game was a classic in the series. when the Bears went 8-0 and finished the season ranked #2 in New York State. That team still holds many school records... Most Points scored (327), Least Points Allowed (27), while RB Chuck Goettle has team records for TDs (24) and Rushing (1,363). Another JFK great was Rayshawn Bolden, who still holds the WNY record for Receiving Yards in a Game with 304 vs Springville in Cleveland Hill also has a proud program. Since 2000, the Golden Eagles have been in 5 Section VI title games. RB Eric Everett ran for 2,195 yards in 2000, one of a handful in WNY history to eclipse the 2,000-yard mark. Notable alumni include Carl Kuras, who founded the Trench Trophy, recognizing WNY s Top Lineman each year, and Sal Capaccio, WGR radio host who played on the 1989 Cleve Hill team that beat Salamanca at Rich Stadium. Last year saw one the most exciting games in the series between the schools, Cleve Hill raced out to a lead before JFK scored 2 late TDs. After the second TD pulled JFK within 28-27, the Bears opted to go for a 2-point conversion. QB Nick Anderson scrambled into the corner of the end zone for a win and ultimately won the division title on a tie break. However, Cleve Hill would rebound from the loss and go on to win the Class C title at The Ralph. 5 For the promotion of amateur football in WNY! Activities LB OT DE The WNY Amateur Football Alliance sponsors the following programs: Senior College Night A College Recruiter Night in December which gives High School Seniors the opportunity to meet with many of the college recruiters from throughout the North-East. Junior Combine A Junior Class Combine in May which gives High School Juniors an opportunity to demonstrate their abilities to College recruiters while participating in football skill drills. Youth Coaching Academy A Coaching Academy in March to train volunteer youth Coaches the proper technique to teach the game of football to young players. Scholar-Athlete Award Dinner A Scholar-Athlete Awards Banquet in December to Honor High School and College Students for their accomplishments both on the football field and in the classroom. High School All-Star Game The Alliance will support amateur football activities such as the Annual Lions/Ad Pro Sports High School Football All-Star Classic. WNY Amateur Football Alliance 3772 Dartmouth St. Hamburg, N.Y contact@wnyyouthfootball.org OG HB FS QB C DT LB FB OG DT OT SS DE TE LB WR CB

6 Football Upstate W E E K L Y Players of the Week Offense Chris Doubek - Randolph Chris Doubek powered the offense as he rushed 13 times for 304 yards and 4 TDs to lead Randolph past Cassadaga Valley last weekend. Doubek scored on runs of 61, 48, 74 and 4 yards. He also made 15 tackles, including 11 solo, and intercepted a pass on defense... NYStateRecords Most Yards Rushing in One Game Photo by Mark Adair Lucky Number 7 Sweet Home RB Jordan Evert rushed 17 times for 153 yards and 2 TDs as the Panthers beat Knemore East 34-6 last week. The win clinched the A North title for Sweet Home for the 7th straight season. Player, School Yards (Att) Year 1. Dale Ross, Westhill 569 (30) Nick Finger, Millbrook 485 (41) Jason Gwaltney, North Babylon 467 (43) Brooks Estarfaa, Maryvale 463 (20) Larry Croft, Forestville 458 (24) Tevion Cappe, Watertown 457 (23) Travis Maxwell, Dunkirk 454 (35) Fred Riullano, Delaware Valley 449 (23) Kaheem Gist, Canandaigua 449 (37) Marcus Welch, Westhill 445 (36) 1993 Other WNY Players: 13. John Donner, Starpoint 431 (20) Kevin Chillis, McKinely 429 (26) Corey Graham, Turner-Carroll 420 (??) Anthony Jefferies, Alley-Lime 412 (14) Dustin Bowser, Southwestern 408 (31) 2003 Defense Dylan Dussault - Alden Dylan Dussault made a team-high 10 tackles and recorded five QB sacks as Alden rallied to beat Olean last weekend. Dussault also caught five passes for 51 yards as he helped the Bulldogs come back from a 20-6 deficit in the fourth quarter. Special Teams Tanner Hoose - Southwestern K Tanner Hoose kicked a pair of field goals to help Southwestern to an win over Silver Creek last weekend. Hoose was good from 32 and 37 yards and now has 16 career FGs, which ties the Section 6 record that was set by Maple Grove s Ryan Rambacher... Football Upstate W E E K L Y (716) nyfootballwriter@roadrunner.com 6

7 A Summers Day for Warriors By Mark Adair Things looked bleak for Cheektowaga. The Warriors trailed Burgard 8-6 with just :34 left in the game and it looked like the Bulldogs would walk away with the B North title. Both teams had entered the game with 4-0 records in league games and a reputation for fierce defense. The offenses had struggled to muster any sort of an attack all day long. Each team only had about 130 yards of offense, Fatta said. We knew going in that their defense was very good. Burgard has a great defensive line. When you play them there is a lot that you just aren t able to do because they can stop with you with those four guys. Finally, Cheektowaga forced Burgard to punt with :34 left. Fatta was hoping for a miracle. I was just hoping that we could get a good enough punt return so we could at least reach the end zone with a pass, he said. Even with a pass, the Warriors would have been hoping for something to go right. We re not a passing team, Fatta said. I think we completed one pass all day. It was on a 4th-and-11 but we missed a field goal on that drive. The Warriors run the ball almost exclusively and their quarterbacks are seen as running options. We run the Triple Option, a little Veer and some Wishbone, Fatta said. It s mostly read option plays. It s all predicated on reading a lineman or a linebacker. The quarterback has to see what the defense gives you and then we take what they give you. Preston Summers fielded the punt at his own 30 and head up the middle. He suddenly veered towards the sideline. He split two guys and then headed to the sideline, Fatta said. When he got to midfield all of a sudden everything opened up for him. When he got to the 30, I was thinking that we could at least reach the end zone with a Hail Mary pass. But he just kept going. Summers outran the coverage team and went into the end zone to give Cheektowaga a 12-8 lead with just :20 left in the Preston Summers returned a punt 70 yards for a TD with just :20 left in the game to help Cheektowaga beat Burgard 12-8 last weekend. 7 Photo by Mark Adair game. The play set off a wild celebration on the Cheektowaga sideline. After a kickoff and two plays, Cheektowaga was B North champions. That s his first touchdown as a punt returner, Fatta said. We work a lot on punt and punt returns. As far as special teams go, we think those are the most important plays. Fatta actually designs a different punt return each week, depending on how that week s opponent lines up. There is such a big difference from one week to another, Fatta said. Some teams go with a 4 or 5 receivers on their punt formation. Some go with a double tight end. The Warriors, whose only loss this season was to a Class A school in the Carrier Dome for the Kickoff Classic, will be the #1-seed from the B North. Summers is a 2-year starter for the Warriors. The senior (5-6, 140) is a serious weapon who is asked to fill a lot of roles. He is one of our best athletes, Fatta said. He is our best ball carrier and on any other team he is a running back. We put him out in the slot because he can catch the ball. Summers presence at wide receiver forces opposing defenses to pay attention to him. He s a big reason that we run the ball so well, Fatta said. Other teams have to cover him and respect him or you are giving us easy throws. Because of that, some other guys get more carries and he doesn t care. If he wasn t such an unselfish player, our offense would not work. Summers is second on the Warriors in rushing but leads the team with 12 TDs. Marshawn Gibson leads Cheektowaga with 827 rushing yards. Marshawn has the majority of the carries and the yards, Fatta said, but Preston gets the points. He s fast enough to play Division III football after high school. He s small but he can play. Fatta says that Summers is an enjoyable player to have on the team. He is a phenomenal kid, Fatta said. He s always smiling and good to have around. He s an easy kid to root for.

8 AA N O T E B O O K Jamestown was tied 0-0 after one quarter but exploded for 23 points in the 2nd as they beat Clarence Zach Panebianco caught 2 passes for 23 yards and a TD. He also caught a 2-point PAT pass and returned a punt 74 yards for another TD AA At A Glance Div All Jamestown Frontier Orchard Park Kenmore West Lancaster Niagara Falls Clarence Lockport West Seneca West Friday, October 18th Orchard Park, 7:00 Niagara Clarence, 7:00 Frontier, 7:00 Depew, 7:30 Saturday, October 19th Kenmore Kenmore West, 2:00 West Seneca Lockport, 2:00 The Marshall of Lockport Lockport fell behind 15-6 at the half and lost their Homecoming game to Kenmore West last week. All of our problems stem from mistakes in execution or even awareness, Lockport coach Greg Bronson said. Ken West scored two touchdowns on long passes where we just completely didn t cover kids. Right before the half, the Lions hit a 70-yard pass play, giving them the ball on the West 10-yard line. We lost a fumble on the next play, Bronson said. We also had a 1st-and-goal on the one and we had a procedure penalty before we even snapped the ball. This kind of stuff has happened three weeks in a row now. As a result, Lockport now faces a must-win game against West Seneca West. If we win, we ll get the 7th seed, Bronson said. But until we focus enough to eliminate mistakes, we ll lose games we are perfectly capable of winning. If the Lions are going to make the playoffs, they will need to get more big performances from Marshall Taylor. The senior made 7 tackles, including 4 QB sacks in the loss to Ken West. Marshall is a very hard worker, Bronson said. He is in the weight room all year long. Taylor is a 3- year starter at DE. He was also the Section 6 champion in the 215-pound weight class for the wrestling team. He s one of the strongest players we have ever had here, Bronson said. Taylor is a fierce competitor. He s a very intense player, Photo by Mark Adair Lockport senior Marshall Taylor. Bronson said, He has been more disciplined this year. Taylor has spoken with UB about wrestling for the Bulls in college. He could also play college football, Bronson said. I know he has spoken with Albany about playing for them. There are a lot of smaller colleges that will want him to play for them. GIVE YOUR CHILD MEMORIES THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME

9 AN o r t h N O T E B O O K Starpoint fell behind 7-0 after one quarter and lost a defensive slugfest to Grand Island 14-6 last weekend. Austin Bratek led the ground game as he ran 20 times for 80 yards. Bratek, a junior, also made 7 tackles and had a QB sack on defense. AN orth At A Glance Div All Sweet Home Grand Island Kenmore East North Tonawanda Starpoint Niagara Wheatfield Friday, October 18th North Tonawanda, 6:00 Saturday, October 19th Sweet Home, 2:00 Kenmore Kenmore West, 2:00 Wmsville Grand Island, 2:00 Starpoint, 2:00 Niag Wmsville East, 2:00 Good Luck to all WNY Football Programs! The Doctor Is In for Vikings Grand Island won a defensive struggle 14-6 over Starpoint last weekend to clinch a spot in the Class A playoffs. If people look at scores they might think we didn t play well, Grand Island coach Dean Santorio said. But scores don t mean a whole lot. At the varsity level, any team can beat you. After losing an emotional, hardhitting game to Sweet Home the week before, the Vikings struggled to focus again. We found a way to win the game, Santorio said. The kids did the job. Grand Island will enter the playoffs as the 5th- or 6th-seeded team in Class A, despite having a solid 5-1 record. There still could be some movement with the seedings, Santorio said. The goal is always to finish in the top four and get a home game but our point differential wasn t good enough. The Vikings will close the regular season with a non-league game against Williamsville North. North has a good ball club, Santorio said. It s a chance to play a quality team right before the playoffs. If Grand Island is going to make a deep run in the post-season, they will be relying on Tom Doctor to anchor the lines. He has really good size, Santorio said, and he s an athlete. He s been fantastic on both sides of the ball. Doctor (6-3, 240) is a team captain. He s a hard worker and a smart kid, Santorio said. He s respected by the kids on our Photo by Mark Adair Grand Island senior Tom Doctor. team and by the faculty in school. Doctor is a solid student and maintains a 3.4 GPA. He s got a good head on his shoulders, Santorio said. He s a hard worker in the class room, too. Doctor also plays basketball for GI. There is no question that he could play football at any D-3 school, Santorio said. 9 Join us in for our Linemen camps and Team Camps Check out our complete camp listings at: bethebestfootballcamp.com

10 A N O T E B O O K C e n t r a l Williamsville East jumped out to a 27-6 lead at the half and beat East High last weekend Jaleel Battle rushed 11 times for 52 yards and a TD. Battle also completed 4 of 7 passes for 57 yards and 2 TDs. Battle leads the Flames with 246 rushing yards. Central A At A Glance Div All McKinley Williamsville South Williamsville North Williamsville East East High Riverside Friday, October 18th Wmsville Bishop Timon, 7:00 Lake Riverside, 7:00 Saturday, October 19th East High (RF), 1:00 Wmsville Grand Island, 2:00 Sweet Home, 2:00 Niagara Wmsville East, 2:00 Macks Win Division Title McKinley fell behind 14-0 but went on to beat Williamsville South last weekend. The Macks won the school s first Class A Division title with the win. The kids were excited, coach Ed Wilson said. South has beaten us the last two years and we felt we had something to prove. The Macks had closed the gap to 14-6 by the half. We just told the guys to keep doing the same thing we have done all year, coach Ed Wilson said. Remain focused, disciplined and professional. Wilson allowed his players to meet without the coaching staff before taking the field. The seniors had a little meeting, he said. They knew we had to come out play McKinley football. There were two quarters left and we just had to let everything go and play football. After a scoreless 3rd quarter, Mike Denton and Jeremy Kelley each scored a TD to give McKinley a lead. Our defense got some 3-and-outs, Wilson said. Our defense really stepped it up when we needed them too. McKinley will finish the regular season with a non-league game at Sweet Home this weekend. Sweet Home is a great program. Wilson said. John Faller is a great coach and I look up to him. But we look forward to seeing them on Saturday. We ll be there. The McKinley defense has played well this fall. DB Terrell Wilson is a big reason why. This is his second year with us and he has stepped forward and given Photo by Mark Adair McKinley senior Tyrell Wilson. us leadership, coach Wilson said. He is a shut down corner and he can step back and play safety. Wilson said that Tyrell calls the coverages for the Macks. He is very precise in making sure that the defenses we call are executed, Wilson said. He s very fast, he s a smart kid and he has heart. IMAG NE SPORTS In your imagination......you NEVER miss! Positive Self Awareness Positive Self Esteem Positive Self Control Positive Self-Motivation Positive Self-Expectancy Positive Self-Image Positive Self-Direction Positive Self-Discipline Positive Self-Dimension Positive Self-Projection DREAM IT. BELIEVE IT. ACHIEVE IT. Do you think or do you react? -Jeff Reed, Performance Coach - Motive8 Inc. Coach Steve Sullivan Breakthrough Performance Coach (716) coachsteve@imagynesports.com

11 A N O T E B O O K S o u t h West Seneca East held a slim 7-0 lead with just 3 mintes to play in the game but scored twice to beat arch-rival West Seneca West 19-0 last weekend. John Dolac led the defense to the shutout as he made 10 tackles with 8 of them primary hits. The Trojans will host Hutch Tech this week. AS outh At A Glance Div All South Park West Seneca East Hamburg Lake Shore Hutch Tech Iroquois Friday, October 18th Lake Riverside, 7:00 Hutch WSeneca East, 7:00 Cardinal O South Park, 7:00 Frontier, 7:00 Saturday, October 19th Starpoint, 2:00 Watkins Sparks South Park South Park jumped out to an 18-0 lead at the half and then held off a second-half rally to beat Hamburg last week. Hamburg is a good football team and they played hard in the second half, South park coach Tim Delaney said. We wanted to win but we were scoreboard watching, too. We saw that McKinley won which meant we jumped into the second seed. South Park had to stop one final drive to secure the win over Hamburg. The Bulldogs got the ball on their own 5-yard line in the late stages of the game. The drove to midfield but Robin Gilmore intercepted a pass to end the threat. William Burgess hit the QB as he was throwing, Delaney said. South Park had already clinched the A South Division title the week before. The kids are very excited to be division champs, Delaney said. We are really looking foward to post-season football. We have gotten a good amount of press this year but the kids know there is more work to be done. Delaney feels that South Park is overlooked in Class A. We want to prove we are the real deal, he said. If the Sparks are going to advance in the A playoffs, they will need big performances from a small player. Laron Watkins (5-6, 160) rushed for 76 yards in the win over Hamburg. He was our starting tailback, Delaney said, but this year we have him doing a little bit of everything. Watkins has played several positions this fall. Photo by Mark Adair South Park senior Laron Watkins. He s in our 2- back set and he s also played some wide receiver, Delaney said. He fills in at defensive back, linebacker and even defensive line. Watkins, a senior, is also a dangerous kick returner. He has been the unsung hero, Delaney said. Other guys are getting all sorts of stats and he plays all over the place. Play With The BIG Dogs! THE PREMIER PLACE FOR PROFESSIONAL VIDEO HIGHLIGHT FILMS AND PLAYER WEBSITES! We Create your Highlight Video & Player Website - READY for to college coaches! Websites Include: Player stats, videos (full game and highlights), Academic Info, Acheivements, Newspaper articles, contact info and more. Videos Include: Player info, stats, videos, highlights, awards and acheivements, contact info, music and more. (716)

12 B N O T E B O O K N o r t h Albion led 7-6 at the half and beat Lew- Port Manny Thompson made the big play as he returned an INT 70 yards in the 4th quarter. Thompson fumbled trying to get into the end zone but Eldred Mulroy recovered it for the gameclinching TD.. North B At A Glance Div All Cheektowaga Burgard Albion Bennett Medina Lew-Port Amherst Maryvale Barker-RH Friday, October 18th Amherst, 6:00 Maryvale, 7:00 Albion, 7:30 Saturday, October 19th East High, 1:00 Barker-RH, 1:30 Haight Reaches New Heights Barker scored three touchdowns in the second quarter to take a 29-7 lead at the half and earned their first win of the season when they beat Wilson It was nice to put it all together, Barker coach Bill Bruning said. It was nice for the kids to see things come through. Despite the 1-5 record, Bruning has continued to preach hard work to his players. We talk about finishing strong, he said. We talk about preparation. We fell short every week but the kids never stopped working hard. Bruning says that he is not disappointed with his team s record. Not at all, he said. We graduated a lot of kids from last year so we understood we had a young team coming in. We focused on practice rather than winning. If you focus on getting better each week, winning takes care of itself. Jake Haight had a huge game in the win over Wilson as he rushed for 203 yards and 2 TDs on 17 carries. He also caught 2 passes for 132 yards and another 2 touchdowns. I ve been coaching for 21 years, Bruning said, I have never seen one of our kids have a spectacular night like that. Haight also 4- for-4 on PAT kicks and ran in a 2-point conversion. He knew going into the season that a lot would be placed on his shoulders, Bruning said. He s a senior and he needed to be a playmaker. He relishes the role. Haight has started for the football and basketball teams since he was Photo by Mark Adair Barker senior Jake Haight. a freshman. He is also on the track team and advanced to the NY State meet in the high jump last spring. He s such a unique young person, Bruning said. He enjoys playing sports. He enjoys practice, he gets out there early to work on kicking. He has an academic average in the 90s. You couldn t ask for a better high school kid. For Serious Athletes Mobility Agility Speed POWER! Customized and specific training for all sports Specialized nutritional analysis and consultation Prehab/rehab methods and recovery work Team training Adult performance training 7070 Seneca Street Elma, NY (716) Nichols Street, Lockport, NY Your Place To Go For Candy Fundraising Snacks & More! Have your Booster Club Call Us! (716)

13 B N O T E B O O K S o u t h The Pioneer defense held Springville to 76 yards of total offense in a 29-0 win. Justin Bliss returned an interception 52 yards for a TD. Bliss, a 3-year starter at defensive end, has 3 career TDs on interception returns. South B At A Glance Div All Alden Depew Pioneer Eden Springville East Aurora Olean Dunkirk Friday, October 18th East Alden, 7:00 Dunkirk, 7:30 Depew, 7:30 Springville, 7:30 Saturday, October 19th Eden, 2:00 Rodney Runs to Record Depew exploded for 4 TDs in the first quarter and beat Eden last weekend. The win clinched a home game in the first round of the Class B playoffs. Our defense played really well, coach Brian Wilson said. They executed exactly the way we wanted them to. Eden runs the double-wing offense and our kids did a great job shutting it down. Wilson said playing against the double-wing offense requires wholesale changes to the defense. You basically have to change everyone s technique, he said. We switched to an odd front. We don t normally play with a nose tackle and that changes everyone s responsibilities. It s a completely different style of play. Eden returned a kickoff for a TD and scored another TD last in the game. The starting defense for Depew did not allow a point. We feel very good, Wilson said. Our offensive line has played great Those kids are finishing blocks and executing very well. Rodney Turner had a huge night against Eden as he rushed for 198 yards and a school-record 5 TDs on 21 carries. If you give Rodney a little bit of room he ll make you pay, Wilson said. He s having a great year. Turner (5-7, 190) has rushed for 800 yards and 17 TDs. He is also leading the team in tackles. In years past, Rodney would not have been able to do what he is doing this year, Wilson said. We told him Photo by Mark Adair Depew senior Rodney Turner. that we would need him to carry a load this year. He really got into condition and got ready to play both ways. Turner has been difficult to bring down this season. He has a great jump cut and he can accelerate through the hole, Wilson said. He s a strong kid and a very tough runner. He can punish you. Be Sure to attend the 2013 Offensive & Defensive Line Teaching Camp with NFL Coaching Legend Jim Mouse McNally WNY Football Clinic DVDs from the 2012 Clinic are available Team Consulting Work Coach McNally is available to help your coaching staff improve the play of your offensive linemen! mousemcnally@yahoo.com WNY Football Star Offensive Guard for UB ( ) A member of the UB Hall of Fame & the Kenmore West Hall of Fame NFL Coaching Legend 28 Years NFL Experience! Buffalo Bills ( ) New York Giants ( ) Carolina Panthers ( ) Cincinnati Bengals ( ) Mouse McNally is credited with developing NFL Hall of Fame Tackle Anthony Munoz and All-Pro Lineman Jason Peters. 13

14 C N O T E B O O K N o r t h Newfane jumped out to a 26-6 lead at the half and beat JFK 33-6 last weekend. It was the Panthers second win of the year. Kyle Burdick had a big day as he ran 21 times for 157 yards. Burdick also made 6 tackles on defense. Newfane will play at Akron this weekend. North C At A Glance Div All Cleveland Hill Akron Lackawanna Tonawanda Newfane JFK Wilson Friday, October 18th North Tonawanda, 6:00 Akron, 7:00 Wilson, 7:00 Saturday, October 19th Cleve Hill, 2:00 Longwell Leads Akron Akron led 21-8 after three quarters and held off a fourth-quarter rally to beat Lackawanna last weekend. The win clinched second place in the C North Division and ensured that the Tigers will play a first-round game at home for the playoffs. It s been a while since we ve had a home game in the sectionals, coach Mike Dean said. I think the last time Akron played a home playoff game was in Dean said his players knew fully that a victory in Lackawanna would mean getting a home game. They did know, Dean said. It s something we wanted before the season started. It was definitely a fun ride home. All those hurts and aches don t mean anything on the ride home when you win. The Tigers finished 2012 with a 6-3 record and may be the best team in WNY history to not qualify for the playoffs. Even though we had a very good team, Dean said, we didn t make the playoffs. That s motivated us all year. The kids weren t going to miss out again. Senior CJay Longwell played a big role in the Tigers win. He intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble on defense. Longwell (6-1, 175) entered the summer as the Tigers starting QB. He was the back-up last year, Dean said. We all thought he would be the starter this year. But Brenden Weierheiser came up from the JV team and won the job. CJay made it a point to help him out, Dean said. Photo by Mark Adair Akron senior CJay Longwell. We moved to WR and he s played really well there. Weierheiser was injured in the 3rd quarter at Lackawanna and Longwell stepped back in at QB. He completed 3 of 4 passes for 70 yards, including a crucial 27-yard TD pass. That was right in the middle of their comeback, Dean said. CJay has been huge for us all year and he did it again. 14 Michael Road West Seneca, NY (716)

15 C N O T E B O O K S o u t h Fredonia led 7-0 after one quarter and exploded for 3 TDs in the second fram as they beat Gowanda 37-3 last weekend. Senior quarterback Weston Ley completed 13 of 18 passes for 169 yards and 2 TDs. Ley tossed scoring strikes of 13 and 35 yards. South C At A Glance Div All Fredonia Salamanca Southwestern Falconer Gowanda Allegany-Limestone Silver Creek Friday, October 18th Gowanda, 7:00 Southwestern, 7:00 Silver Creek,7:00 Dunkirk, 7:30 Saturday, October 19th Be Sure YOU can breathe this season! Hinman Sets Warriors Record Salamanca led just 14-7 at the half but scored twice in the third quarter to beat Allegany-Limestone 26-7 last week. The Warriors locked up the 2nd-seed in Class C South and will host a first-round playoff game. We ll focus on getting a few guys healthy this week, Salamanca coach jason marsh said. We want to get our back-ups more playing time and we everyone back to 100 percent before the playoffs. This is the first season back on the sidelines for Marsh after he stepped away from the head varsity job last year. It was nice having the year away from being the head guy, he said. It helped me rejuvanate a bit. I am really enjoying this year. We have a great bunch of kids and were having a lot of fun. Marsh said that the Salamanca football program is as strong as it s ever been. The last three years have been pretty exciting for us, he said. People in town are excited and it s kind of how a lot of people used to remember it. One player who has had a solid season is Joe Hinman. The senior WR caught a 4-yard TD pass in the win over Allegany-Limestone. He s scored a touchdown the last two weeks, Marsh said. Hinman (5-10, 170) also broke Salamanca s alltime receiving record earlier this year. The record of 614 yards was set by Ellicottville s new head coach Chad Bartoszek in 1997 and Himman now has 684 receiving yards in his career. Photo by Tim Frank Salamanca senior Joe Hinman. He definitely has good speed, Marsh said, and he runs good routes. He s a smart football player. Hinman has an academic average in the 90s and is a member of the National Honor Society. You know what you are going to get out of him every night, Marsh said. He gives a great effort every time out there. Make sure YOUR lungs are in shape! Andrew W. Green, MD Rita R. Sloan, MD Roland Honeine, MD LLP: Adult & Pediatric Allergists Specialists in Allergies Asthma, Exercise Asthma, Nasal Allergies and Food Allergies 3615 Seneca Street West Seneca, NY (716) Seneca Street West Seneca, NY (716)

16 D N O T E B O O K MGCLake led 7-6 at the half and pulled out a 14-6 win over Ellicottville last weekend. Mitch Sandberg had a big game as he ran for 45 yards on 9 carries. Sandberg also made a team-high 10 tackles, including 3 for lost yardage, and caused a fumble. D At A Glance Div All Randolph Maple Grove-C.Lake Portville Ellicottville Cassadaga Valley *Westfield *season cancelled Friday, October 18th Randolph, 7:00 Cassadaga Cuba-Rushford, 7:30 Saturday, October 19th Maple Clymer, 1:30 Nichols, 1:00 Waugh Leading Portville Portville led at the half and scored 3 TDs in the 4th quarter to win a wild, non-league shootout over Falconer last weekend. We haven t played in a game like that for a while, thank God, Portville coach Gary Swetland said. In fact, I don t remember Portville ever scoring 50 points. Swetland says he watched in disbelief as the teams raced up and down the field all night. I m pleased we were able to do that and win the game, he said. However, it s really a tribute to the tremendous running game and the backs that Falconer has. That Cody Dustin is quite a player. Fortunately, every time they scored, we were able to respond. Falconer rushed for 439 yards in the game (244 by Dustin). Portville rushed for 236 yards but posted another 233 yards passing for a total of 469 yards of offense. Our offense is starting to click, Swetland said. I m very impressed with our offense. Nobody wants to have to score 50 to get a victory. It was mainly because Falconer was a great running team. Our kids didn t do a bad job. Portville will finish the regular season at Randolph this weekend. They ll have a bye in the first round of the Class D playoffs. If the Panthers are going to advance in the playoffs, they will be relying on senior Ben Waugh. His coachability is superior and his work ethic is outstanding, Swetland said. Ben has all the intangibles that you want in a player. Waugh has rushed for 424 yards Photo by Tim Frank Portville senior Ben Waugh. and 8 TDs this fall. He s a highmotor kid, Swetland said. You can get spoiled by having a player like Ben Waugh (5-11, 175) also plays basketball and track at Portville. He s a solid student with an academic average in the low 90s. He s a three-sport athlete and a smart kid, Swetland said. He has a high character, too Football Schedule Aug College of DuPage... 12:00 Sept Louisburg College*...12:00 Sept Alfred State College... 1:00 Sept Nassau CC*... 12:00 Sept Hudson Valley CC*... 12:00 Oct Lackawanna College*...12:00 Oct Dean College*... 12:00 Oct ASA*... 12:00 Nov. 4...Monroe College... 12:00 *NEFC Game For Ticket Information (716)

17 DD N O T E B O O K Cattaraugus-LV led just 7-0 at the half but scored three times after the break and beat Pine Valley 29-8 last weekend. Justin Forster powered the offense is he rushed 25 times for 227 yards and three TDs. Forster scored on runs of 3, 45 and 2 yards. Forster also tossed a 32-yard TD pass. DD At A Glance Div All Sherman Panama Cattaraugus-LV Frewsburg Franklinville Clymer Pine Valley Friday, October 18th Pine Franklinville, 7:00 Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00 Saturday, October 19th Sherman, 1:30 Clymer, 1:30 Sherman Toys with Title Sherman scored once in every quarter as they beat Nichols 29-7 last weekend. The Wildcats agreed to play Nichols after an opening appeared on the schedule when Westfield cancelled their season. I thought the kids played real well, Sherman coach Bob Krenzer said. It was a very hot day. It was an early game time and we had to drive an hour-anda-half. I was hoping the guys would be ready to play and they didn t do too bad. The Wildcats led 13-0 at the half and Krenzer said he saw no need to change anything during the break. We told them the same thing we always tell them, Sherman senior Jake Toy. he said. Go win the second half. Sherman now has a chance to break the logjam at the top of the DD standings. Four teams are tied for first with 4-1 league records. Sherman will play Panama while Frewsburg will play Catt- LV. The winners will use the head-to-head results to determine the league champion. Panama is always a big game for us, Krenzer said. It s our Senior Day and our last home game. Our kids don t get overemotional so it won t be obvious but that s all significant to them. If the Wildcats are going to win the DD League title and advance to play in Ralph Wilson Stadium, they will be running behind senior Jake Toy to get there. He has good strength and size, Krenzer said. He has speed and intelligence. He s a smart boy. Toy (6-2, 240) is a 3-year starter for Sherman. Photo by Mark Adair He understands blocking schemes and adjustments, Krenzer said. He understands line calls. He makes all our line calls to pick up blitzes. Toy has an academic average in the 90s. He s not a fiery leader, Krenzer said. He s relaxed most of the time but he certainly knows when to focus. Week 6 Nominees BANQUET FACILITIES Parties from Customizable Spaces Flexible Bar & Food Packages Professional Service Competitive Prices BINGO 1PM Saturday $3.00 Admission Jackpot All Paper Ample, Free Parking Smoking & Non-Smoking Alex Hildago (Wmsville South) Mike Lamb (Depew) Jon Trembley (Albion) Phil Zobrest (Alden) Ryan Zulawski (St. Francis) 33 Legion Parkway Lancaster, NY Lancasterelks.com 17

18 MsgrM a r t i n N O T E B O O K St. Francis led 20-0 at the half and went on to beat Cardinal O Hara 33-6 last weekend. Brendon Misterman powered the ground attack as he rushed 18 times for 211 yards and 2 TDs. Misterman has rushed for 593 yards and 8 TDs this season. MM At A Glance Div All Canisius St. Joe s St. Mary s Bishop Timon St. Francis Cardinal O Hara Nichols Friday, October 18th St. Joe Cathedral Prep, 7:00 Bishop Timon, 7:00 St. Mary s@ Hutch Tech, 7:00 Saturday, October 19th Nichols, 12:00 St. Cardinal O Hara, 2:00 Huffman is Big-Time Talent Canisius played to a 0-0 tie after one quarter but scored 17 points in the second frame and beat Timon 24-0 last weekend. The Crusaders improved to 5-1 while Timon dropped to 2-4. Timon has lost to some great teams, Canisius coach Rich Robbins said. They ve lost to Aquinas and Glen Oak, Ohio. They are a lot better team than 2-4. Robbins said that he was very pleased that his defense played so well. To win a league game is always tough, he said. And to get another shutout is a just a good effort by our guys. Canisius will now play in Youngstown, Ohio against Cardinal Mooney. We ve got our hands full, Robbins said. They have won a lot of Ohio state championships and been a power program for a long time. Mooney is a storied program in Ohio. Robbins says that playing programs like Cardinal Mooney benefits Canisius in the long run. We re excited about the challenge, he said. Our kids see what kind of team we re playing. They re excited about getting out and playing a bigtime program. If Canisius is going to have any hope of beating Cardinal Mooney, they will need a big game from WR Josh Huffman. The best thing about Josh is his athleticism and his toughness, Robbins said. He has started here since he was a freshman. He is Photo by Mark Adair Canisius junior Josh Huffman. super quick and can dunk basketballs. Huffman, a junior, has caught 7 passes for 120 yards. He also has an interception on defense. We are getting a lot of Division 1 interest in Josh, Robbins said. We ve heard from UB, Pitt, Syracuse and Missouri. He s a quiet kid and very business like when it comes to football. The William R. Memorial Honoring the top player in WNY since 1972 PRIME TIME SPORTS CAMPS A chance to be recruited by colleges from Division IA to Division III. MANY former Prime Time campers are now playing football in the NFL! MANY MORE are playing Division I-A college football!! Prime Time Football Camp PO Box 475 Babylon, NY (631) w w w. p r i m e t i m e c a m p s. c o m 18

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20 N e w Y o r k S t a t e AA Team W-L 1. Aquinas (5) Syracuse CBA (3) Erasmus Hall (PSAL) Canisius (MMA) Farmingdale (8) Chaminade (CHSFL) John Jay East Fishkill (1) St. Anthony's (CHSFL) Fayetteville-Manlius (3) Jamestown (6) Abraham Lincoln (PSAL) Monroe-Woodbury (9) Newburgh Free Academy (9) Commack (11) North Rockland (1) Pittsford (5) Sachem North (11) Albany CBA (2) Webster Schroeder (5) Patchogue-Medford (11) Massapequa (8) Archbishop Stepinac (CHSFL) Oceanside (8) Buffalo St. Joseph (MMA) West Islip (11) New York State Rankings Compiled by the New York State Sportswriters Association. Full rankings, records and more are at roadtosyracuse.com N e w Y o r k S t a t e A Team W-L 1. Sweet Home (6) Poly Prep (AIS) Queensbury (2) Carey (8) Cornwall (9) Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (2) Lawrence (8) Rye (1) South Shore (PSAL) Miller Place (11) Buffalo South Park (6) Canandaigua (5) Somers (1) Islip (11) Eastridge (5) Indian River (3) East Syracuse Minoa (3) Garden City (8) Grand Island (6) Buffalo McKinley (6) Staten Island Tech (PSAL) Bethpage (8) Brockport (5) Plainedge (8) Carthage (3) 5-1 N e w Y o r k S t a t e B Team W-L 1. Maine-Endwell (4) Marlboro (9) Alden (6) Cazenovia (3) Schalmont (2) Roosevelt (8) Homer (3) Geneva (5) Hackley (AIS) Cheektowaga (6) Burgard (6) Depew (6) Oneida (3) Our Lady of Lourdes (1) Newark (5) Pleasantville (1) Rondout Valley (9) West Hempstead (8) Alfred E. Smith (PSAL) Peru (7) 5-1 N e w Y o r k S t a t e C Team W-L 1. Hoosick Falls (2) Babylon (11) Le Roy (5) Chenango Forks (4) Potsdam (10) Cleveland Hill (6) Chatham (2) Rye Neck (1) Fredonia (6) Millbrook (9) East Rochester/ Gananda (5) General Brown (3) Bronxville (1) Sherburne-Earlville (3) Dobbs Ferry (1) Watertown IHC (3) Fonda-Fultonville (2) Syracuse Tech (3) Burke Catholic (9) Wayland-Cohocton (5) 5-1 N e w Y o r k S t a t e D Team W-L 1. Randolph (6) Tioga (4) Chester (9) Maple Grove-Chaut. Lake (6) Cambridge (2) Weedsport (4) Greenwich (2) Avon (5) Batavia Notre Dame (5) Rensselaer (2) Westmoreland (3) Bishop Kearney (5) Harpursville (4) Sandy Creek (3) Unatego (4) Herkimer (3) Ticonderoga (7) Caledonia-Mumford (5) Clyde-Savannah (5) West Canada Valley (3) 4-2 Section 1: W chester, Rockland Section 2: Capitol District Section 3: Central New York Section 4: Southern Tier Section 5: Genesee Valley Section 6: Western New York Section 7: Champlain Section 8: Nassau Section 9: Orange, Ulster Section 10: St. Lawrence Section 11: Suffolk Section 12/PSAL: NY City CHSFL: Catholic Football 20

21 CTF s vision is to develop the hearts of coaches and athletes to be men of character for others. Here am I send me - This week in ANSWER THE CALL: Toughness - Why do we need to be tough? Simple... life is tough! At this point in the season some of the dreams and visions of grandeur for your team may have quickly faded into the sunset. You might even be looking ahead to the next sport. Let me encourage you that if you finish football strong it will make you even stronger for your next season. The reason is that you will be scratching and engraving the character attribute of perseverance by remaining tough. It is putting the following truth into practice which states fight the good fight finish the race keep the faith. Toughness is physical and mental strength while possessing great endurance under pressure. It is being strong, The Heart of a Champion Character Playbook theme is Answer The Call! Cross Training Character Players! Chris Woodard (North Tonawanda) Jason Vranic (Niagara Wheatfield) Caleb Snow (Cattaraugus-LV) Thomas Raipport (Pine Valley) Nick Hettenbaugh (Randolph) Jaquan Watts (Cassadaga Valley) Jon Trembley (Albion) Noah Swenson (Lew-Port) AJ Hulton (Maple Grove-CLake) Cory Toblin (Ellicottville) Charlie Sobieraski (Lockport) Adam Fron (Kenmore West) Michael Primerano (Lockport) Sam VanVolkenburg (Sherman) Michael Geiger (Nichols) courageous and not afraid or dismayed when things look bad. When that pressure comes to give in or succumb to peer pressure, hang onto to these 4 thoughts. Decide to Believe, Think, Love and Work with all your heart. These 4 attributes will make you complete. Focus on doing the ordinary practice - extraordinarily. This will scratch and engrave the character trait of perseverance in you. Family loves and does not quit on each other because of the bond of Love which sacrifices for the benefit of others. Finish is playing to the whistle with your head up. Young athlete be tough and finish because your future wife and children are counting on you today. Love Never Fails! Coach Masters Cross Training will host a CTF Impact Team Camp Skills and Leadership Camp July 1-2, 2014 at Buffalo State JV 7-on-7 Going Deep Passing Tournament July 31, 2014 Improve your Xs and Os at the CTF Icebreaker Clinic Saturday, January 25, 2014 Winter Mini Camps JV and Varsity at the Ralph Wilson Fieldhouse! In 2013 CTF was Privileged to work with 39 WNY High School Programs including Division Champions: Lockport, Sweet Home, West Seneca East, Eden, Alden, Cheektowaga and Section 6 champion Cleve Hill Believe, Think, Love, Work with all Your Heart CTF - P.O. Box 156 Bowmansville, NY Cell: Website: coachmasters@crosstrainingfootball.com 21

22 CoverStory By Mark Adair Cardiac Kids Alden Bulldogs making last-minute wins a habit For the fourth time in six games Alden fashioned a thrilling, lastminute victory when the Bulldogs beat Olean last weekend. Alden trailed 20-0 at the half and was looking at their 41-game winning streak against WNY opponents going up in flames. We just couldn t click offensively, Alden coach Rob Currin said. Olean s defense was playing extremely well and we just couldn t do anything. We dropped passed, we missed blocks, we had blown coverages. At the break, Currin addressed his players. Olean was doing everything we expected, he said. We just were getting out-played. Character is not revealed when things go well, but when there is adversity. He gave his players a choice. We told them that they could continue getting smacked in the mouth, he said, or they Photo by Tim Frank Alden QB Brian Stoldt led the Bulldogs to a comeback win over Olean last weekend. Alden clinched the B South Division championship with the victory. could go down swinging. Every kid came out and turned it into a fight. On the first play from scrimmage in the second half, QB Brian Stoldt hit Austin Hopcia with a 74-yard TD pass. That gave us a spark, Currin said. Our kids started playing outstanding defense. We ended up with 8 sacks. The offense, however, still couldn t get out of it s own way. Eventually, the Bulldogs trailed 20-6 with just 4:34 left in the game. Apparently, Alden had the Huskies right where they wanted them. I can t say that there was one certain thing that happened, Currin said. There was no magical moment. It was just the result of a group of people that have faith in 22 each other. Alden got a break when they turned a broken play in a TD. Stoldt tossed a pass to Tom Wideman who fought his way into the end zone to complete a 10-yard scoring play. Alden had closed to within The coaches, the players, everyone believes in each other, Currin said. That mentality helps to make a 20-point deficit manageable. Alden then stopped the Olean offense and forced a punt. With the clock ticking away, the offense produced a frantic drive and Lyle Grant scored on a 20-yard run up the middle. Alden still trailed We decided to go for two, Currin said. I figured we had all the momentum so we wanted to try and get the lead right then. Stoldt ran into the end zone and Alden finally led but it still wasn t over. The Huskies started their own frantic drive to get into position to try a game-winning field goal. Olean had actually reached inside the Alden 20-yard line but Lyle Grant stepped in front of a pass and took the interception 85 yards for a touchdown. Another 2-point conversion sealed the game with 1:05 left. Three touchdowns, a pair of 2-point conversions in 3 minutes, 29 seconds of playing time. Our kids were amazing, Currin said. What an effort on their part. It s been our story all year. Alden is now 6-0 but this season has been anything but easy. Games against Eden, Hutch Tech, Pioneer and See Cover Story on page 23

23 CoverStory continued from page 22 now Olean have come down to the final minute. In three of those games, Alden trailed and needed to score to keep their streak alive. Only against Pioneer did the Bulldogs have a lead going into the final minute. This has shown us that this team has thrived in the face of adversity, Currin said. These kids do not pack it in. They use their full 48 minutes and this is really something to be proud of. Dylan Dussault finished with 5 of the Bulldogs 8 sacks. Stoldt completed 13 of 23 passes for 207 yards and 2 TDs. Stoldt has also proven himself to be more tham cool in desperate situations. He has engineered three game-winning drives in the final minutes this season. There is no stat for come-from-behind wins, Currin said. Brian has the mind of a coordinator and the body of an athlete. His week of preparation for each game is as intense as any of our coaches. Currin says that Stoldt works incredibly hard to make sure his team is ready by game time. He will watch film all weekend, Currin said. On Monday, we talk about what he s seen in homeroom. If he has a break during the school day, he ll make sure everything is done academically and then he will be with me watching film. But, Stoldt s studying is not confined to the school day. Every Monday or Tuesday night, he hosts a team film session at his house, Currin said. He ll have the offensive line or the running backs meet at his house to watch more film. The kid watches as much film as the coaches do. All throughout the week, the senior QB will give input to Currin on possible tweaks and changes to the offense. The coaches decide what we like, Currin said, and then I ll meet with Brian. He has a lot of liberty to talk to me about what he likes or doesn t like. Currin has full faith that what his QB thinks is as important - and maybe even more important - than what the coaches think. His greatest strength is his football mind, Currin said. It s not normal. This is my first year as a head coach and to not utilize his brain would be incredibly stupid. Stoldt said that the Bulldogs actually benefitted from the coaching change when legendary Dick Diminuco retired and Currin took over. With all the changes in our program, there were a lot of spots still open, he said. A lot of young kids had a chance to move up and get starting jobs. As that happened through the summer, guys got that sense of battling and to keep fighting. That is really is starting to carry over to the season. All that battling we did in the summer has paid off. Stoldt (5-11, 185) has an academic average of 94 and is ranked 30th in his class of 159 students. He will play college football but is undecided about a major. I d like to major in Psychology and Sports Studies, he said. One day, I want to be a college coach. I want to go as far as I can with it. I love the game so much and that s a challenge I really look forward to. 23 Tune in to TALK FOOTBALL!! Be sure to LISTEN Saturday Morning from 10 to 11!! Tony Caligiuri Sean Bruso Mike Ferrentino Roger Weiss (716)

24 Team Reports Western New York 2013 F O C U S O N Fron Leads Kenmore West Kenmore West clinched a home game in the first round of the Class AA playoffs with a win at Lockport last weekend. We really wanted a home game, coach Rich Harris said. It was important for the kids. The Blue Devils will host Lancaster in the first round of the playoffs. Kenmore West lost to the Redskins 22-7 in the season-opener. Lancaster beat us in the rain, Harris said. We turned the ball over 6 times. When you turn it over 6 times, you are in trouble. After losing to Lancaster, Kenmore West lost to Jamestown The 0-2 start guaranteed that the Devils would be overlooked for much of the season. We ve had a good team all year, Harris said. We were pretty good in Week 1 and again in Week 2. We were beating Jamestown with 4 minutes to go in the third quarter. We are the only team to give Jamestown a tussle this year. If Kenmore West is going to advance in the playoffs, they will need a few big performances from QB Adam Fron. He spent a lot of time in the offseason preparing himself, Harris said. He has spent time with personal trainers, quarterback coaches and he has worked on his strength and conditioning. Photo by Mark Adair Kenmore West QB Adam From has passed for 962 yards and 6 TDs this fall. Fron completed 9 of 17 passes for 241 yards and 2 TDs in the win over Lockport last weekend. He has been a great leader all year long, Harris said. He has been at everything we have done in the winter and the spring. He has played really well because of the work he put in during the off-season. Fron, a team captain, is an outstanding student who will graduate from West s International Baccalaureate Program. Getting an IB Diploma is even more advanced than taking all the AP courses, Harris said. Top colleges will take a look at that. I think Adam wants to play at Cornell. Fron has passed for yards and 6 TDs this season. He has a of QB Rating. Adam has been fantastic this year, Harris said. I couldn t ask for anything more from a quarterback. Before the playoffs start, Kenmore West will play their crosstown rival Kenmore East in the annual regularseason finale. This game is exciting, Harris said. This is just as big as everything else that happens during the season. This is a community event and it s for bragging rights. It s a game the kids remember all their lives. There are dress up days, pep rallies and concerts. We need to stay focused. Akron Tigers The Tigers led 21-8 at the half and held off a 4th-quarter really as they beat Lackawana last weekend... Austen Lauricella had a huge night as he rushed 13 times for 101 yards and a TD. He also caught four passes for 133 yards and another TD... Garrett Schultz ran 15 times for 54 yards and a TD. Schultz also returned a fumble 5 yards for a TD... Brendan Weierheiser completed four of 11 passes for 100 yards... CJay Longwell completed 3 of 4 passes for 70 yards and a TD. He also intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble on defense... Tommy James led the defense is he made 13 tackles... Larson Sundown intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble... Fri., Sept Wilson Sat., Sept. Cleve Hill Fri., Sept. Medina... 7:30 Fri., Sept Tonawanda...7:30 Sat., Oct. JFK... 1:30 Fri., Oct. Lackawanna...7:30 Fri., Oct Newfane...7:00 Rushing: Weierheiser , Schultz , Lauricella , Longwell , Szlapak 3-94, Truglio 3-41, Granda 1-2, Wickins 1-2. Receiving: Lauricella , LSundown , Hill 7-47, Longwell 4-63, Szlapak 3-156, Schultz 1-13, WBlueye 1-7. TDs: Lauricella 10, Weierheiser 8, Schultz 4, Szlapak 3, Truglio, Longwell. Passing: Weirheiser , Longwell TD Passes: Weirheiser 5, Longwell 4. Interceptions: LSundown 2, Longwell 2, Siska, WBlueye, Hill, Lauricella. FRec: Sarow, Schultz, LSundown. Austen Lauricella

25 Albion Purple Eagles Alden Bulldogs Team Reports Allegany-Limestone Gators The Purple Eagles led 7-6 at the half and won a defensive slugfest over Lew-Port Ed Wolfe led the ground game as he rushed 23 times for 135 yards and a TD... QB John Warne completed five of 12 passes for 52 yards... Des Blackmon caught three passes for 31 yards and intercepted a pass on defense... Trey Hart caught a 22-yard pass... Brett Zicari led the defense with 11 tackles... Manny Thompson made the big play as he returned an INT 70 yards in the 4th quarter. Thompson fumbled trying to get into the end zone but Eldred Mulroy recovered it for the gameclinching TD... Steven Stauss played well on the OL and made 9 tackles... The Bulldogs trailed 20-6 after three quarters but rallied for a victory over Olean last weekend... Lyle Grant led the ground game as he rushed 17 times for 107 yards and a TD. Grant also returned an interception 77 yards for a TD... Brian Stoldt completed 13 of 23 passes for 207 yards and two TDs... Austin Hopcia caught four passes for 127 yards and a TD... Dylan Dussault caught five passes for 51 yards. Dussault also made a team high 10 tackles and five QB sacks... Tom Widman caught 2 passes for 21 yards, including a 10- yard TD... Shawn Cooper made eight tackles... Eric Feitshans made six tackles and recorded to QB sacks... The Gators trailed just 14-7 at the half but lost to Salamanca Ron Cunningham led the team in rushing as he carried 17 times for 107 yards... QB Zach Johnston completed 6 of 12 passes for 54 yards. Johnston also rushed 12 times for 40 yards, including a 2- yard TD... Roman Greco was a standout on the OL... Pete Harris, who has played well on the OL all year, made 10 tackles on defense... MacKenzie Zemak caught three passes for 32 yards and made 10 tackles on defense... Todd Mason caught 2 passes... Josh Lippert helped the cause with seven tackles... Josh McGraw was in on six stops... Zach Hemphill kicked a PAT... Brett Zicari Tom Widman Pete Harris Fri., Sept. Barker-RH Fri., Sept Burgard... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Cheektowaga... 7:00 Sat., Sept. Newfane... 2:00 Fri., Oct Maryvale... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Lew-Port... 7:30 Fri., Oct Medina... 7:30 Rushing: Wolfe , KSmith , Reynolds , Thompson 6-39, Dicureia 6-23, Blackman 2-10, Warne 13-9, Gibson 4-4, Bison 1-(-2), Bryant 1-(-5). Receiving: Blackmon , Hart , Moore 6-64, Reynolds 2-9, Wolfe 1-(-1). TDs: Wolfe 8, Hart 5, Blackmon 4, Reynolds 3, KSmith, Dicureia, Thompson. Passing: Warne , KSmith , Hart , Wolfe TD Passes: Warne 6, KSmith 2. Interceptions: Thompson 3, Dicureia 3, Blackmon 2, Trevino, Hart. FRec: Bison, Stanton, Stauss, Zicari, Moore. Fri., Sept Dunkirk Sat., Sept. Eden... 2:00 Fri., Sept Hutch Tech...7:00 Fri., Sept. Depew...7:30 Fri., Oct Pioneer...7:00 Sat., Oct. Olean...7:00 Fri., Oct East Aurora...7:00 Rushing: Grant , Richards , Stoldt , Marks 1-4, Gattuso 1-3, Patterson 2-3, Zobrest 2-1. Receiving: Hopcia , Dussault , Cooper 5-110, Riddoch 5-39, Widman 2-21, Richards 1-14, Grant 1-7. TDs: Grant 9, Hopcia 6, Dussault 5, Cooper 2, Richards 2, Widman. Passing: Stoldt TD Passes: Stoldt 14. Interceptions: Cooper, Hopcia, Richards, Grant. FRec: Riddoch, Stoldt, Dussault. Fri., Sept Cattaraugus-LV... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Southwestern... 7:00 Fri., Sept Falconer... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Gowanda... 7:00 Fri., Oct Fredonia... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Salamanca... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Silver Creek... 7: Numbers Rushing: Cunningham , Mason , Johnston , Nye 34-96, Sayles 9-36, Miller 4-25, McGraw 2-20, Pula 1-3. Receiving: Zemak , Mason 7-53, Nye 6-39, Cunningham 2-25, Wood 2-20, Pula 1-18, Sayles 1-6. TDs: Cunningham 5, Johnston 4, Mason 3, Nye. Passing: Johnston , McGraw TD Passes: Johnston 2. Interceptions: Pula, Johnston. FRec: None. 25

26 Amherst Tigers Team Reports Barker-Roy-Hart Bennett Tigers The Tigers played to a 0-0 tie at the half but scored twice after the break and beat Maryvale Jimmy Chadwick completed 6 of 9 passes for 89 yards. He also tossed a 2-point PAT pass... Michael-Jordan Morris led the ground game as he rushed for 113 yards and a TD on 10 carries... Juwan Baker ran 14 times for 68 yards and a TD... Christian Green caught three passes for 37 yards. Green also made four tackles and recovered a fumble on defense... Alex Lenegan caught two passes for 25 yards... Bryan Fowler led the defense as he made 8 tackles and recorded two QB sacks... Nathan Russell-Webster made 4 tackles and also had a sack... Barker-Roy-Hart played to a 7-7 tie but scored three times in the 2nd quarter and went on to beat Wilson last weekend... Jacob Haight led the offense as he rushed 17 times for 203 yards and three TDs. Haight also caught two passes for 132 yards and two more TDs... Andy Xapsos completed four of five passes for 168 yards and two TDs... Dillon Mangan led the defense with 11 tackles, 4 solo... Austin Deopp made three tackles and recorded a QB sack... Jared Shepard made seven tackles, including three initial hits... Alonzo Sager and Tyler Childs each made five tackles... Amos Andrews helped the cause with five stops... The Tigers scored a pair of touchdowns in each of the first two quarters to take a 24-0 lead at the half as they beat Medina The offensive line dominated as the Tigers rushed for more than 300 yards for the third straight week... Paul Dixon led the ground game as he rushed 10 times for 100 yards and three TDs... Andrew White ran eight times for 90 yards and a TD... Robert Humphrey rushed eight times for 60 yards and a TD... Isaiah McDuffie chipped in with 65 yards and a TD on seven carries... QB Eric Thompson completed three of five passes for 85 yards and a TD. Thompson also ran 45 yards for another TD... Bryan Fowler Jacob Haight Eric Thompson Fri., Sept. Medina Thu., Sept Wmsville East... 6:00 Fri., Sept Barker... 6:00 Fri., Sept Cheektowaga... 6:00 Fri., Oct. Burgard... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Maryvale... 7:00 Fri., Oct Lew-Port... 6:00 Rushing: Nagy , Chadwick , Baker , Morris , Posner 4-22, Harper 8-14, Edie 7-9, McPeek 1-3, Green 1-(-10). Receiving: Green , Lenegan 4-68, Chadwick 2-12, Morris TDs: Nagy 6, Baker 2, Chadwick, Morris. Passing: Chadwick , Nagy TD Passes: None. Interceptions: Chadwick. FRec: Lenegan 2, McPeek 2, Harper, Fowler, Green. Fri., Sept Albion Fri., Sept. Lew-Port...7:00 Fri., Sept. Amherst... 6:00 Fri., Sept Maryvale... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Cheektowaga...7:00 Fri., Oct. Wilson... 7:00 Sat., Oct Bennett... 1:30 Rushing: Haight , Mead , Xapson , Childs 27-83, BWoods 15-72, DWoods 24-59, Smolinsky 7-48, Haag 12-39, Callaghan 4-25, Fitch 8-19, Payne 2-3. Receiving: BWoods 8-120, Haight 5-185, Callaghan 4-17, Fitch 3-18, DWoods 2-16, Xapson 1-10, Childs 1-3 TDs: Haight 8, BWoods 3, Childs 2, Mead, DWoods. Passing: Xapsos , Haight TD Passes: Xapsos 2. Interceptions: Haight 2. FRec: Childs 2, DWoods, Smolinsky, Payne. 26 Fri., Sept. Burgard (AH)... 4:30 Sat., Sept Cheektowaga (AH)...2:00 Fri., Sept. Maryvale...7:00 Fri., Sept Lew-Port (AH)...7:00 Fri., Oct. Attica (5)...7:00 Sat., Oct Medina... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Barker... 1:30 Rushing: Dixon , McDuffie , White , Wardlaw , Humphrey 8-60, Whitlock 3-30, Wilkins 5-30, Dean Receiving: White 3-75, Lofton 3-75, Whitlock 2-15, Brown 2-15, Williams TDs: Dixon 7, White 4, McDuffie 2, O Dell, Whitlock, Lofton, Thompson, Dean, Humphrey. Passing: Thompson TD Passes: Thompson 3. Interceptions: Brown 3, O Dell. FRec: Dixon, Dean, Mingo, Robertson.

27 Bishop Timon Tigers Burgard Bulldogs Team Reports Canisius Crusaders The Tigers fell behind 17-0 at the half and lost to Canisius The offense had trouble finding traction all day. Gavin Caulfield led the rushing game with 40 yards on 15 carries... Brady King ran five times for 40 yards and also made 7 tackles on defense... Derick Simpson completed four of 13 passes for 27 yards... Brandon Donohue caught two passes for 12 yards and intercepted a pass on defense... Ryan Byrne was a standout on the OL and also made a team-high 14 tackles on defense. Byrne also recorded three QB sacks... Layne Collins made six tackles and recovered a fumble... Nick Conklin made seven tackles... Gabe Lee Pelt had a QB sack... The Bulldogs trailed Cheektowaga 6-0 after three quarters and took an 8-6 lead in the final frame. But Burgard lost 12-8 when they allowed a punt return for a TD with: 20 left in the game... Rayshawn Jones led the ground game as he ran 14 times for 78 yards and a TD. Jones broke free for a 37-yard scoring run and than ran in the 2- point PAT... Taiwon Moss was dominant on the OL... Roderick Morrow led the defense as he made 12 tackles and recorded two QB sacks... Darlell Sanders was also in on 12 tackles... Kevon Perry made eight tackles and had a sack... Marquiese Hampton was in on five tackles... Vernon McCutcheon had a QB sack... The Crusaders broke away from a 0-0 tie after one quarter with 17 points in the second frame and went on to beat Timon 24-0 last weekend... Quadree Ollison led the ground game as he rushed 17 times for 102 yards and a TD... Zach Liberatore completed 11 of 18 passes for 124 yards and a TD... TJ Wheatley caught three passes for 31 yards and a TD. Wheatley also made seven tackles, four for lost yardage... De Anthony Simpson caught a twoyard TD pass... K Mike Tarbutt was 3-for-3 on PATs and also kicked a 26- yard FG... Mitchell Thomas caught three passes for 32 yards... David Koeppel made five tackles, including three for lost yardage... Brady King Darlell Sanders Zach Liberatore Fri., Sept Aquinas... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Glen Oak (Oh)... 7:00 Sat., Sept. St. Mary s...1:00 Fri., Sept Riverside... 7:00 Fri., Oct Cardinal O Hara...7:00 Sat., Oct. Canisius... 2:00 Fri., Oct Wmsville South...7:00 Rushing: Caulfield , Thomas , King , Mann 20-96, Simpson 18-66, Ernest 4-5. Receiving: Donohue , Collins 4-55, Dougherty 4-52, Caulfield 4-32, Ringwood 3-28, Davis 2-61, Thomas 1-0. TDs: Caulfield 4, Thomas 4, Donohue 3, King 2, Simpson 2, Mann. Passing: Simpson TD Passes: Simpson 2. Interceptions: Donohue 3, Mann, Davis. FRec: Collins 2, Cobel, Mann, Giacobello. Fri., Sept Bennett (AH)... 4:30 Fri., Sept. Albion... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Lew-Port... 7:00 Sat., Sept Medina (AH)... 4:00 Fri., Oct Amherst (AH)... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Cheektowaga... 2:00 Fri., Oct. East High (JW)... 6:00 Rushing: RJones , McHampton , Dennis , K.Jones , Lee 5-71, Thompson 15-46, Holmes 9-42, MkHampton 5-23, Greene 4-17, Sanders 3-12, Holloway 2-12, Harris 1-2, Drain 2-(-2). Receiving: Holmes , Harris , Greene 4-98, Dennis 4-44, McHampton 3-35, MkHampton TDs: RJones 8, McHampton 5, Holmes 4, Harris 3, Morrow 2, Dennis 2, Sanders, KJones, MkHampton, Drain. Passing: RJones TD Passes: RJones 3. Interceptions: MkHampton 4, Drain 2, Sanders 2, Harris. FRec: Morrow 2, Sanders 2, Drain 2, MkHampton. 27 Fri., Sept. McQuaid... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Aquinas... 7:00 Sat., Sept Walsh Jesuit...1:00 Fri., Sept. St. Francis... 7:00 Sat., Oct St. Mary s... 2:00 Sat., Oct Bishop Timon... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Mooney (Oh)... 7:00 Sat., Oct. O Hara... 2:00 Sat., Nov St. Joe s... 2:00 Nov. 8/9... Playoffs...TBA Rushing: Ollison , Huffman 9-128, Liberatore 30-94, MThomas 10-74, Renfro 15-68, Loucks 8-41, Zaffram 7-23, Satcher 5-16, Garrett 7-16, Seminara 1-6, TrWheatley 1-3, Veronica 1-0. Receiving: Richards , TyWheatley , MThomas 9-138, Huffman 7-120, Simpson 5-161, Ollison TDs: Ollison 10, Simpson 3, TyWheatley 3, Zaffram 2, Richards 2, Renfro, MThomas, Loucks. Passing: Liberatore , Loucks , Ollison TD Passes: Liberatore 5, Loucks 3 Interceptions: Garrett 2, Richards, Zaffram, MThomas, JThomas, TyWheatley, Huffman, Mesi. FRec: TyWheatley 3, Zaffran 2, Mesi, Kenefick, Richards.

28 Cardinal O Hara Hawks Team Reports Cassadaga Valley Cougars Catt-Little Valley Timberwolves The Hawks fell behind 20-0 at the half and lost to St. Francis 33-6 last weekend... Donel Cathcart completed three passes for 37 yards and a TD. Cathcart hit Jovell Littlejohn with a five-yard TD pass. He also rushed four times for 51 yards... Charles Dubose ran five times for 33 yards and caught a 25-yard pass. Dubose also made six tackles on defense, including two for lost yardage... William Willis ran for 20 yards on three carries... Daryl Moore made for tackles... Evan Horn made 4 tackles and defense, including two for lost yardage... Erich Wheeler made eight tackles, including seven solo... Cliff Ziegler made six tackles... The Cougars fell behind 28-0 in the first quarter and lost to Randolph last weekend... The offense failed to find much traction throughout the game. Nick Peterson led the team with 24 rushing yards on seven carries. He also caught two passes for 33 yards... Anthony Miller completed eight of 20 passes for 102 yards and two TDs. Miller also made five tackles on defense... Jordan Crabtree caught two passes for 23 yards, including scoring strikes of 18 and 5 yards... Tyler Davis caught three passes for 46 yards... Eben Torres led the defense as he made eight tackles... Chase Jones was in on five tackles... Jaquan Watts recovered a fumble... The Timberwolves led just 7-0 at the half but scored three times after the break and beat Pine Valley 29-8 last weekend... Justin Forster powered the offense is he rushed 25 times for 227 yards and three TDs. Forster scored on runs of 3, 45 and 2 yards... Forster also tossed a 32-yard TD pass to Colt Agnew... Agnew also had a QB sack on defense... Kyle Morton made six tackles and recorded a QB sack... DJ Stevens gave a solid performance on both sides of the ball... Matt Hanft made six tackles... Matt Andrews was a force on the offensive line and recorded a QB sack on defense... Damien Watts recorded a QB sack... Randy Grey had a QB sack... Evan Horn Jordan Crabtree DJ Stevens Sat., Sept. Nichols Fri., Sept OPEN... Sat., Sept. St. Joe s... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Eden... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Bishop Timon...7:00 Sat., Oct St. Francis... 2:00 Fri., Oct. South Park... 7:00 Sat., Oct Canisius...2:00 Sat., Nov St. Mary s... 2:00 Nov. 8/9... Playoffs...TBA Rushing: Willis , Moore , Cathcart , Johnson , Dubose 26-77, Edwards 4-25, Harris 5-10, Wheeler 1-0. Receiving: Littlejohn , Moore , Wheeler 3-33, Dubose 1-25, Ziegler TDs: Moore 8, Willis 2, Johnson, Cathcart, Dubose, Littlejohn. Passing: Cathcart , James 1-1-3, Moore TD Passes: Cathcart 6. Interceptions: Wheeler 2, Cathcart. Fumbles: Moore, Littlejohn, Ziegler. Fri., Sept. Ellicottville Fri., Sept. Pine Valley... 7:30 Sat., Sept MGrove-CLake... 1:30 Sat., Sept Portville... 1:30 Sat., Oct. Panama... 1:30 Sat., Oct Randolph... 1:30 Fri., Oct. Westfield... 7: Numbers Rushing: Mower , Peterson , Blizzard 13-62, Ruge 3-29, Miller 24-22, Watts 7-11, Crabtree 1-9, Hallowell 1-5, Echevarria 1-1. Receiving: Davis 4-58, Crabtree 3-24, Peterson 2-33, Blizzard 1-9, Watts 1-6, Meadows 1-9, Nickerson 1-5. TDs: Mower 4, Peterson 4, Crabtree 2, Hallowell, Torres, Echevarria. Passing: Miller , Hallowell TD Passes: Miller 2. Interceptions: Rendell 2, Peterson, Blizzard. FRec: Torres, Mower, Watts. 28 Fri., Sept. Alley-Limestone...7:30 Fri., Sept Panama...7:00 Sat., Sept. Sherman... 1:30 Fri., Sept Clymer... 7:00 Fri., Oct Franklinville... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Pine Valley... 7:30 Fri., Oct Frewsburg... 7: Numbers Rushing: Forster , O Donnell , Bernardi , Morton , Hanft 3-33, Grey Receiving: CAgnew , Stevens 7-77, Morton 2-18, Forster 1-(-2). TDs: Forster 9, CAgnew 6, O Donnell 3, Bernardi 3, Morton 2, Hanft, Stevens. Passing: O Donnell , Forster , CAgnew 1-1-(-2) TD Passes: Forster 4, O Donnell 2. Interceptions: Forster 2, Andrews 2, O Donnell 2, Bernardi, Morton. FRec: Forster, Grey, Hanft, Snow, Stevens.

29 Cheektowaga Warriors Clarence Red Devils Team Reports Cleveland Hill Golden Eagles The Warriors won the B North division title with a 12-8 win over Burgard last weekend. Cheektowaga fell behind 8-6 in the fourth quarter and were staring a loss in the face but Preston Summers returned a punt 70 yards for a TD with just: 20 left in the game for the win... Marshawn Gibson led the ground game with 56 yards and a TD on 14 carries... Summers added 41 yards on nine carries... Robert Pulley was active on defense as he was in on 13 tackles... Louis Hyatt made 6 tackles, including 3 initial hits, and 2 for lost yardage... Matt Bartnik was in on 6 tackles with 3 initial hits and 3 for lost yardage... Robert Wilson made 3 tackles, 1 for lost yardage... The Red Devils fell behind 23-0 at the half and lost to Jamestown 52-8 last weekend... It was just the second time in six games that Jamestown has not scored 50 points in the first half... Emaure Williams led the Devils on the ground as he rushed for 51 yards on 9 carries... Brandon Ruszala added 43 yards on 7 carries... Joe Wesolowski rushed 8 times for 38 yards... Jake Menard added 29 yards on 4 carries... Spencer Dimitroff caught 3 passes for 39 yards and made 4 tackles on defense... Jonny Schmidt led the defense with 6 tackles... Ethan Reger recovered a fumble in the end zone for the Devils TD... Mike D Andrea was in on 4 tackles... The Golden Eagles powered their way to a 28-6 lead at the half and beat Tonawanda 48-6 last weekend... Aaron Jackson completed 4 of 8 passes for 161 yards and 2 TDs. Jackson tossed scoring strikes of 34 and 86 yards... Jared Watkins caught 4 passes for 152 yards and 3 TDs. He also caught a 15-yard TD pass from Anthony Sullivan... Grayson Taylor ran 10 times for 83 yards and 3 TDs... Tyler Pawlowski made a team-high 13 tackles, including 7 solo, and also returned an INT 17 yards for a TD... Aaron Wesley made 2 tackles and returned an INT 41 yards... Wayne Jones made 12 tackles, 2 for lost yardage... Louis Hyatt Jonny Schmidt Aaron Wesley Sat., Sept James-DeWitt (SU).. 6:30 Sat., Sept. Bennett (AH)... 2:00 Fri., Sept Albion... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Amherst... 6:00 Fri., Oct Barker-Roy-Hart...7:00 Sat., Oct Burgard...2:00 Fri., Oct. Maryvale...7:00 Rushing: Gibson , Summers , Pulley , Ciezki 19-50, Hyatt 4-32, Stallworth 8-32, Bartnik 1-31, Whelan 8-12, Jackson 1-10, Trotter 2-3, Chojnicki 1-3, Camel 3-0. Receiving: Black 7-141, Summers 7-140, Pulley 6-120, Bartnik 2-32, Hyatt 2-27, Gibson 2-17, Dillenburg 2-15, Stallworth 1-79, Williams TDs: Summers 12, Gibson 6, Pulley 4, Bartnik, Ciezki. Passing: Ciezki , Whelan , Pulley TD Passes: Whelan 3, Ciezki 2. Interceptions: Loncher, Summers. FRec: None. Fri., Sept. Frontier...7:00 Sat., Sept St. Joe s... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Orchard Park... 7:00 Fri., Sept Kenmore West... 7:00 Sat., Oct Lockport... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Jamestown...7:00 Fri., Oct Niagara Falls...7:00 Rushing: Williams , Marzano , Wesolowski , Ruszala , Oakes , Dimitroff 16-74, Wesolowski 8-38, Menard 7-34, Pinto 3-14, Conway 2-12, Schmidt 4-3, Burczynski 2-3, Tomasello 1-2. Receiving: Williams , Fitzhenry 5-92, Dimitroff 4-50, Ruszala 3-38, Schlager TDs: Williams 8, Marzano 4, Ruszala, Fitzhenry, Reger. Passing: Oakes , Williams , Pinto TD Passes: Oakes 2. Interceptions: Williams, Dimitroff. FRec: Mann 2, D Andrea, Reger. 29 Sat., Sept Maryvale... 2:00 Sat., Sept Akron... 2:00 Fri., Sept. Wilson... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Lackawanna...7:00 Sat., Oct Newfane... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Tonawanda... 7:30 Sat., Oct JFK... 2:00 Rushing: BThomas , Taylor , White , Sullivan , Jackson 16-64, Jones 9-33, Hariston 2-25, Phillips 3-14, Derby 2-6, Crawford 2-3, Ignatowski 1-3, Pawlowski 1-2. Receiving: Watkins , Farinacci 6-134, Wesley 5-96, Hariston 4-23, Martin 5-58, Johnson 1-3. TDs: Watkins 9, BThomas 6, Taylor 4, Jones 3, White 2, Wesley 2, Hariston, Jackson, Pawlowski. Passing: Jackson , Sullivan , Phillips , White TD Passes: Jackson 4, Sullivan 2. Interceptions: Wesley 4, Watkins 3, Farinacci, Jones, BThomas, Mcillwain, Jackson, Phillips, Pawlowski. FRec: White 2, Hariston, Jones, Sullivan, O Shea.

30 Depew Wildcats Dunkirk Marauders Team Reports East Aurora Blue Devils The Wildcats scored 4 TDs in the first quarter and led 38-0 at the half as they beat Eden last weekend... Rodney Turner ran wild as he rushed 21 times for 198 yards and 5 TDs. Turner scored on runs of 17, 19, 14, 19 and 11 yards... Dylan Sekuterski completed 6 of 7 passes for 118 yards and a TD. He also rushed for 59 yards on just 4 carries... Derrick Sekuterski caught 3 passes for 80 yards and a TD... Steve Kasprzak was a force on the offensive line... Nick Yelich led the defensive effort with 7 tackles... Tyler Anna kicked a 29-yard FG... Bryce Leair made 5 tackles... Mike Thornton intercepted a pass... The Marauders fought hard but lost a tough 14-7 decision in OT to East Aurora last weekend... The teams played to a 7-7 tie at the half and stayed that way through 4 quarters... Nick Barlette powered the ground game as he rushed 16 times for 117 yards and a TD... Gage Austin completed 6 of 10 passes for 54 yards... Nate Skubis led the defense with 11 tackles and also caught a 27-yard pass... Lucas Lugen made 10 tackles and recovered a fumble... Tim Cerrie made his first varsity start and made 10 tackles, recorded a QB sack, intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble... Dominick Hitchcock was a standout on the OL... Juliam Fred made 8 tackles... The Blue Devils won a hard-fought battle with Dunkirk 14-7 in overtime last weekend... The teams played to a 7-7 tie at the half and stayed that way through 4 quarters... Joe Gugino led the ground game as he ran 17 times for 94 yards and a TD... Connor Allan completed 5 of 10 passes for 33 yards. He also rushed for 10 yards, including the game-winning TD in OT... On defense, Allan had 5 tackles and broke up 2 passes... Mike Coatsworth rushed for 49 yards and was 2-for-2 on PAT kicks... Drew Horton made a team-high 10 tackles and intercepted a pass... Nick Potter made 7 tackles... Tyler Hall recovered 2 fumbles... Kenny Jones had a QB sack... Steve Kasprzak Gage Austin Connor Allan Sat., Sept. Olean... 7:30 Fri., Sept East Aurora... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Springville... 7:30 Fri., Sept Alden... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Dunkirk... 7:30 Fri., Oct Eden... 7:30 Fri., Oct Lancaster... 7:30 Rushing: Turner , Buono , DySekuterski 26-91,Golba 14-73, Perrine 8-50, Coburn 6-35, Burns 2-17, Cwiklinski 8-13, De.Sekuterski 1-2, Mahony 1-0, Bakkila 1-0, Anna 1-(-8). Receiving: DeSekuterski , Yelich 8-118, Penner 6-128, Perrine 5-60, Golba 3-98, Burns 2-19, Turner TDs: Turner 17, Buono 3, DySekuterski 3, Penner, Coburn, Golba, DeSekuterski. Passing: DySekuterski , Buono , Coburn TD Passes: DySekuterski 3, Buono. Interceptions: Penner 2, DeSekuterski, Thornton. FRec: None. Fri., Sept. Alden... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Springville... 7:30 Fri., Sept Pioneer...7:30 Fri., Sept Olean... 7:30 Fri., Oct Depew... 7:30 Fri., Oct. East Aurora...7:30 Fri., Oct Fredonia... 7:30 Rushing: Barlette , Graham , Bomasuto 25-95, Goodwin 15-87, Austin 19-71, JFred 4-44, Maxwell 6-12, Alicea 1-3, MFred 1-(-17). Receiving: JFred 5-39, Echiverria 4-29, MFred 3-41, Lugen 2-13, Pickens 2-8, Graham 1-47, Skubis 1-27, Maxwell 1-27, Ray TDs: Barlette 3, Graham 2, Goodwin, Austin, Bomasuto. Passing: Austin , Goodwin TD Passes: None. Interceptions: Echiverria, Graham, Cerrie Fumbles: Lugen 2, Zachary, Willy, Cerrie. 30 Fri., Sept Kenmore East... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Depew... 7:30 Fri., Sept Eden... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Pioneer... 7:00 Fri., Oct Springville...7:30 Fri., Oct Dunkirk...7:30 Fri., Oct. Alden... 7:00 Rushing: Gugino , Allan , Coatsworth , Horton 12-48, Norcia 9-34, Heimburg 7-33, Volpe 4-17, Lowdowski Receiving: Coatsworth 7-49, Volpe 6-140, Horton 3-7, Nigro 1-9. TDs: Gugino 4, Coatsworth, Volpe, Allan. Passing: Allan TD Passes: None. Interceptions: Volpe, Connelly, Allan, Horton. FRec: Hall 2, Allan.

31 East High Panthers Eden Raiders Team Reports Ellicottville Eagles The Panthers fell behind 27-6 at the half and lost to Williamsville East 34-6 last weekend... The running game could never find any traction all day as Dashawn Willoughby rushed for a team-high 14 yards. He scored the Panthers TD in the 2nd quarter... Willoughby also completed 7 passes for 140 yards... Demetrius Lowry caught 4 passes for 85 yards... Pasquale Scaife caught a 39-yard pass and also made 6 tackles on defense... Daquan Sylvester caught a 48-yard pass... Cameron Moore and Verdell Singletary were each in on 6 tackles... Raijuon Pompei recovered a fumble... East High will play Burgard this weekend... The Raiders fell behind 28-0 after one quarter and lost to Depew last weekend... Joe Tripi led the ground game as he rushed 8 times for 69 yards. Tripi also caught a 15-yard pass and made 4 tackles on defense... QB Nick Sarratori completed 6 of 10 passes for 22 yards, including a pair of 2-point PATs... Alex Smythe returned a kickoff 85 yards for a TD. Smythe also made a team-high 5 tackles on defense... Matt Lee punched in a TD on a short run... Jesse Vondell caught a 2-point PAT pass and made 4 tackles... Connor Gallivan also caught a 2-point PAT pass and made 4 tackles... Clayton Armbruster helped the cause with 4 tackles... The Eagles trailed just 7-6 at the half and lost a hard-fought battle to Maple Grove- Chautauqua Lake 14-6 last weekend... Phalla Musall led the ground game as he rushed for 45 yards on 16 carries... QB Cameron Wilson completed 4 passes for 12 yards and also rushed for 15 yards. Wilson scored the Eagles TD when he scooped up a blocked FG and returned it 95 yards to the end zone. He also made 1 tackles and had a QB sack on defense... Dylan Paprocki led the defensive unit with 12 tackles... Cory Tomblin was a standout on the offensive line and also made 8 tackles on defense... Calum Watt made 8 tackles... Alex Delity recorded a QB sack... Demetrius Lowry Clayton Armbruster Cory Tomblin Fri., Sept Wmsv South... 7:00 Sat., Sept. St. Mary s...1:00 Fri., Sept. McKinley... 7:00 Sat., Sept Iroquois... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Riverside... 7:00 Fri., Oct Wmsv East... 6:00 Fri., Oct Burgard...6:00 Rushing: Sylvester , Lowry , Willoughby 10-41, Sales 10-22, Singletary 4-21, Hilson 7-15, Scaife 9-11,Pompei 1-9, Rather 2-4, Morrison 13-(-55). Receiving: Lowry 7-130, Sylvester 7-90, Scaife 4-116, Hilson 3-12, Harris 2-41, Williams TDs: Sylvester 2, Willoughby 2, Harris, Lowry. Passing: Willoughby , Morrison , Sylvester TD Passes: Willoughby 2. Interceptions: Sylvester. FRec: Pompei 2, Lowry, Hardy, Sylvester, Singletary, Morrision. Sat., Sept Springville...2:00 Sat., Sept Alden... 2:00 Fri., Sept. East Aurora...7:30 Sat., Sept Cardinal O Hara...2:00 Sat., Oct. Olean... 6:30 Fri., Oct. Depew... 7:30 Fri., Oct Pioneer...2:00 Rushing: Smythe , Tripi , Sarratori , Distefano , Gallivan 15-52, Cummings 9-36, Simmons 3-23, Lee 4-8, Morrow 1-7, Baldwin 2-(-2). Receiving: Vondell 6-54, Tripi 5-61, Smythe 5-18, Gallivan 2-8, Ehrig 1-14, Gibbon 1-4, Cummings 2-(-4). TDs: Smythe 7, Sarratori 3, Distefano, Vondell, Lee. Passing: Sarratori , Smythe TD Passes: Sarratori. Interceptions: Sarratori, Smythe. FRec: Smythe. 31 Fri., Sept Cassadaga Valley... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Randolph... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Westfield... 7:30 Fri., Sept Franklinville... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Portville... 7:00 Fri., Oct Maple Grove... 7:30 Sat., Oct. Nichols... 1:00 Rushing: Musall , CWilson , Watt 26-62, Hurlburt 14-21, Mowery 3-6, Ling 3-5, Smith 2-0. Receiving: LSmith 10-75, Hutchinson 1-13, Gregory 1-7, Ling 1-4. TDs: Musall 5, CWilson 3. Passing: CWilson TD Passes: None. Interceptions: CWilson. FRec: LSmith, Tomblin.

32 Falconer Falcons Franklinville Panthers Team Reports Fredonia Hillbillies The Falcons trailed at the half and lost another wild shootout last weekend, this time to Portville... Falconer trailed just after three quarters... Cody Dustin rushed 17 times for 244 yards and 2 TDs to lead the ground attack... DaShawn Jackson ran 17 times for 140 yards and 2 TDs... Ryan Dustin completed 5 of 10 passes for 54 yards and a TD... Kyle Petersen caught 5 passes for 54 yards and a TD... Cole Stuart was a standout on the offensive line... Jacob Penhollow led the defense as he made a team-high 12 tackles... Kyle Ross made 10 tackles and recorded a QB sack... Brandon Curtis intercepted a pass... The Panthers played to a 6-6 tie at the half but lost a hard-fought game to Panama 12-6 last weekend... Jamie Greiner led the ground game as he rushed for 50 yards and a TD on 13 carries... Griener also led the defense with 11 tackles... QB Peter Kopp ran 17 times for 44 yards andf was in on 6 tackles. Kopp also completed 9 of 20 passes for 111 yards... Zack Smith added 17 yards to the rushing totals... Ben Erickson caught 5 passes for 65 yards... Ethan Lawrence caught 2 passes for 16 yards... Charlie Furman was a force on the offensive line... Tanner Colucci was in on 4 tackles... Will Bays caught a 20-yard pass... The Hillbillies led 7-0 after one quarter and exploded for 3 TDs in the second fram as they beat Gowanda 37-3 last weekend... QB Weston Ley completed 13 of 18 passes for 169 yards and 2 TDs. Ley tossed scoring strikes of 13 and 35 yards... Nick Johnston entered the game and completed 5 of 6 passes for 30 yards... Matt McCarthy rushed 12 times for 104 yards and 2 TDs. He also caught 6 passes for 39 yards... Dylan Meyer caught 4 passes for 72 yards... Cameron Voss caught 3 passes for 51 yards and 2 TDs... Cody Smith led the defense with 9 tackles, 4 initial hits, a QB sack and an interception... Brett Seekings was in on 9 tackles... DaShawn Jackson Peter Kopp Cameron Voss Fri., Sept Salamanca...7:00 Fri., Sept Fredonia... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Alley-Limestone... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Silver Creek... 7:30 Fri., Oct Gowanda... 7:00 Fri., Oct Portville... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Southwestern...7:00 Rushing: CDustin , Jackson , Younberg , RDustin , Petersen 1-4. Receiving: Peterson , Burnett 3-41, Schwab 2-64, CDustin TDs: CDustin 14, Jackson 4, RDustin 2, Younberg, Petersen. Passing: RDustin TD Passes: RDustin 2. Interceptions: Penhollow, Curtis. FRec: Walker, CDustin. Fri., Sept. Pine Valley... 7:30 Fri., Sept Frewsburg... 7:00 Sat., Sept. Clymer... 1:30 Fri., Sept. Ellicottville... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Cattaraugus-LV... 7:00 Fri., Oct Panama... 7:00 Fri., Oct Pine Valley... 7:00 Rushing: PKopp , Greiner , Smith 18-64, Bays 5-39, Lawrence 2-2, Colucci 13-(-39). Receiving: Lawrence 8-72, Erickson 6-61, Colucci 6-58, Bays 1-20, Greiner TDs: PKopp 5, Greiner 3, Lawrence. Passing: P.Kopp , Colucci TD Passes: None. Interceptions: Colucci, Lawrence. FRec: None. Fri., Sept. Silver Creek... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Falconer... 7:00 Fri., Sept Salamanca...7:30 Fri., Sept Southwestern... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Alley-Limestone...7:30 Fri., Oct Gowanda... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Dunkirk... 7:30 Rushing: McCarthy , Ley , C.Smith 5-94, Piper 10-58, Gardner Receiving: Meyer , McCarthy , Voss 8-98, Piper 7-109, Johnston 5-101, Swoyer 3-18, Ley 2-62, CSmith 2-4, Gardner 1-0, Ambrose 1-(-1). TDs: McCarthy 16, Voss 4, Ley 3, CSmith, Johnston, Meyer. Passing: Ley , Piper , Johnston TD Passes: Ley 6, Piper 3. Interceptions: CSmith 2. FRec: Dewey, Rinus, Voss, Swoyer. 32

33 Gowanda Panthers The Panthers fell behind 27-3 at the half and lost to Fredonia 37-3 last weekend... Brennan Geiger led the offense as he rushed 25 times for 132 yards. He also made a team-high 6 tackles on defense... Lucas Brawdy completed 5 passes for 117 yards. He also kicked a FG... Walker Cygan rushed for 22 yards and also caught 2 passes for 58 yards... Chase Williams caught a 42-yard pass... Dalton Mills was in on 5 tackles... Lucas McKeever made 5 tackles, recorded a QB sack and intercepted a pass. McKeever missed the first 3 games due to illness but is getting stronger every game... Zach Stevens also intercepted a pass... Fri., Sept Southwestern... 7:00 Fri., Sept JFK... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Silver Creek... 7:00 Fri., Sept Alley-Limestone... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Falconer... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Fredonia... 7:30 Fri., Oct Salamanca...7:00 Rushing: Geiger , Brawdy 26-89, Cygan 23-87, Young 13-65, Halftown 6-32, McCarthy 2-3. Receiving: Young 9-97, Cygan 5-104, Williams 4-113, Geiger 2-17, McKeever TDs: Geiger 4, Young 2, Brawdy, Williams, McKeever, Clark, McCarthy. Passing: Brawdy TD Passes: Brawdy 4. Chase Williams Interceptions: Williams, Stevens, McKeever. FRec: Francis, Geiger, McCarthy, Clark. Grand Island Vikings The Vikings led 7-0 after one quarter and won a defensive slugfest 14-6 over Starpoint last weekend... Quinn Corrao competed 7 of 14 passes for 109 yards and a TD... Joe Chiaravalle caught 2 passes for 28 yards and a TD... Kurtis Johnson caught 3 passe for 42 yards... TJ Morgan caught a 29-yard pass... Paul Sukmanowski led the ground game Team Reports with 53 yards on 11 carries. He also amde 10 tackles on defense... Jared Brandon rushed 6 times for 29 yards, including a 25-yard TD... Tom Doctor was a destructive force on defense as he made 10 tackles and 2 QB sacks... Joe Gioeli made 8 tackles... Chris Aronica also made 8 tackles... Fri., Sept. Hamburg... 7:00 Fri., Sept. N Tonawanda... 7:00 Sat., Sept Niagara Wheatfield..2:00 Sat., Sept Kenmore East... 2:00 Sat., Oct Sweet Home... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Starpoint... 2:00 Fri., Oct Wmsville North... 2:00 Rushing: Sukmanowski , Chiaravalle , Brandon 14-63, Morgan 7-19, Swanson 2-10, Campanella 8-(-24), Corrao 14-(-38). Receiving: Sukmanowski 9-112, Goc 8-118, Johnson 8-104, Gorman 7-100, Chiaravalle 3-33, Benderson 2-17, Morgan 1-29, Swanson 1-0. TDs: Chiaravalle 4, Sukmanowski 3, Johnson 2, Corrao 2, Goc, Gorman, Morgan, Brandon. Passing: Corrao , Campanella TD Passes: Corrao 3, Campanella 2. Interceptions: Goc, Gorman, Johnson, Benderson. FRec: Gioel, Petrilli, Paolini, Benderson, Niland. 33 Joe Gioeli Hamburg Bulldogs The Bulldogs trailed 18-0 at the half and a 2nd-half rally fell short as they lost to South park QB Alex Suchan completed 12 of 26 passes for 196 yards and 2 TDs... Brendan Ryan caught 5 passes for 96 yards and a TD. Ryan also made 5 tackles on defense... Griffin Ryan caught 4 passes for 73 yards... Bryce Hite caught a 9-yard TD pass... Mitch Gomolka led the ground game as he rushed for 39 yards on 7 carries... Mark Myles made a team-high 6 tackles on defense... Joe DeGrood was in on 6 tackles, 4 initial hits... Jeremiah Bill was solid on the OL and also made 5 tackles on defense... Ryan Herr made 5 tackles... Fri., Sept Grand Island... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Hutch Tech... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Lake Shore... 6:30 Fri., Sept West Seneca East...7:00 Fri., Oct. Iroquois... 7:00 Fri., Oct South Park... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Frontier...7:00 Rushing: Myles , Gomolka , Seifer , Suchan 17-58, Coyne 13-40, Daly 4-5, Ciccone 1-1, Schollard1-(-3). Receiving: BRyan , GRyan , Hite 5-94, Myles 4-27, Seifer 3-45, Wood 3-44, Munro 2-69, Gomolka 2-11, Preischel TDs: Myles 5, Hite 4, BRyan 2, Munro. Passing: Suchan , Daly TD Passes: Suchan 6. Interceptions: BRyan 2, Sachse 2, Suchan, Harmon, Johnson. FRec: Johnson 2, Hite, Vail. Jeremiah Bill

34 Hutch-Tech Engineers Ht Iroquois Chiefs The Engineers trailed 13-0 at the half and a 2nd-half rally fell short as they lost to St. Mary s last weekend... Roman West powered the offense as he rushed for 149 yards and 2 TDs on 15 carries. West scored on runs of 47 and 34 yards and also punched in a pair of 2-point PAT runs... QB Dakym Davis completed 4 passes for 35 yards and also rushed for 25 yards on 7 carries... Donte Gibson caught a 17-yard pass while CJ Mitchell caught a 14-yard pass... Hutch Tech will finish the regular season when they play at West Seneca East this weekend... Team Reports The Chiefs played to a tie at the half but surrendered 3 TDs after the break and lost to Lake Shore last weekend... QB Kyle Siefert completed 10 of 19 passes for 197 yards and 2 TDs... John Cleary caught a 28-yard pass for a TD... The running game had trouble finding any traction at all as Brad Achman led the team with 17 yards rushing. Achman also caught a 31-yard pass... Nick Wilkinson had a big night as he caught 4 passes for 106 yards, including a 75-yard scoring strike... Kyle Osborne led the defensive unit with 5 tackles... Iroquois will finish the regular season when they play at Starpoint this weekend... Jamestown Red Raiders The Red Raiders were tied 0-0 after one quarter but exploded for 23 points in the 2nd as they beat Clarence It was the first time all season Jamestown failed to score in the 1st quarter... Jake Sisson completed 8 of 9 passes for 138 yards and 3 TDs. He also ran for 84 yards and 2 TDs... Zacc Kinsey carried 6 times for 76 yards... Zach Panebianco caught 2 passes for 23 yards and a TD. He also caught a 2-point PAT pass and returned a punt 74 yards for another TD... Stephen Carlson caught 2 passes for 58 yards and a TD. He also made 10 tackles on defense... Mike Parker made 8 tackles and returned a fumble 40 yards for a TD... Roman West Nick Wilkinson Mike Parker Sat., Sept. South Park... 4:00 Fri., Sept Hamburg...7:00 Fri., Sept. Alden...7:00 Sat., Sept Iroquois... 1:00 Fri., Oct. Lake Shore... 6:30 Fri., Oct St. Mary s...7:00 Fri., Oct. West Sen East...7:00 Rushing: West , Davis , Watson 21-67, McMillon 1-7, Olmsted 4-5, Mitchell 3-5, Watkins 1-2, Palistrant 1-(-10), Filipski 22-(86). Receiving: McMillon , Gibson 7-49, Ford 5-91, Mitchell 4-28, West 2-40, Kedzierski 1-8, Watson 1-(-3). TDs: West 7, Ford 3, McMillon, Filipski. Passing: Filipski , Davis TD Passes: Filipski 3, Davis. Interceptions: Gibson 2. FRec: Brown. Fri., Sept Sweet Home... 7:00 Fri., Sept South Park... 7:00 Fri., Sept West Seneca East...7:00 Sat., Sept. Hutch Tech... 1:00 Fri., Oct Hamburg...7:00 Fri., Oct. Lake Shore... 6:30 Sat., Oct. Starpoint... 2:00 Rushing: Achman , Piesczynski 19-46, Kloc 9-37, Siefert 2-11, Huber 2-9. Receiving: Wilkinson , Sokolski 9-118, Achman 5-52, Osborne 3-37, Skowron 3-0, Yax 2-55, Huber 2-22, Cleary 1-28, Justinger 1-17, King 1-3, Colton 1-2. TDs: Achman 7, Piesczynski 2, Sokolski, Kloc, Wilkinson, Cleary. Passing: Piesczynski , Siefert , Reid TD Passes: Siefert 2, Piesczynski. Interceptions: Sokolski 2, Vedella, Knab. FRec: Kennell. 34 Fri., Sept Niagara Falls... 7:00 Sat., Sept. Kenmore West... 2:00 Fri., Sept. South Park... 7:00 Fri., Sept Lancaster...7:00 Fri., Oct. West Sen West...7:00 Fri., Oct Clarence... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Orchard Park... 7:00 Rushing: Hollingsworth , Sisson , Kinsey , Stam 22-60, Colwell 7-31, Ramos 8-2, Haberberger 3-(-3), Panebianco 1-(-4). Receiving: Carlson , Panebianco , Larson , Park , Hollingsworth TDs: Sisson 14, Hollingsworth 9, Carlson 6, Park 5, Larson 5, Panebianco 5, Nazzaro, Kinsey, Parker. Passing: Sisson , Ramos TD Passes: Sisson 20. Interceptions: Larson 2, Nazzaro 2, Panebianco, Osman, Park, Mosely, Jackson, Carlson Fumbles: Anthony 2, Parker 2, Mistretta, Haberberger, Panebianco, Melendez.

35 John F. Kennedy Bears Kenmore East Bulldogs Team Reports Kenmore West Blue Devils The Bears trailed just 6-0 after one quarter but lost to Newfane 33-6 last weekend... Kenai Jordan led the ground game as he rushed 6 times for 43 yards. Jordan also caught a 19-yard pass... Jeff Retzer ran for 39 yards on 7 carries and caught 2 passes. He also made 7 tackles on defense... Shawn McPhail ran for 17 yards, including a 14-yard TD in the 2nd quarter... Lexus Pollard added 26 yards to the ruhing totals... Tyler Bethin completed 4 of 9 passes for 42 yards... Brian Rudnick was a standout on the offensive line and also recorded 2 QB sacks on defense... Alex Bouttarath made a team-high 9 tackles and also had a QB sack... The Bulldogs trailed just 7-6 in the third quarter and entertained thoughts of a giant upset but were overpowered in the final quarter and lost to Sweet Home Kurt McGowan led the ground game as he rushed 6 times for 50 yards. He also made 8 tackles on defense... Preston Smith ran 11 times for 42 yards... Connor McMahon completed 6 of 17 passes for 76 yards and a TD... Brandon Mack caught 3 passes for 30 yards... Steve Nadrowski caught a 4-yard TD pass... Dom Christy made a team-high 9 tackles... Aaron Canon made 7 tackles... Matt Rymarczyk had 5 tackles... Manny Daniels and Moshen Shiek each made 5 tackles... The Blue Devils led 15-6 at the half and clinched a home game in the AA playoffs with a win over Lockport last weekend... QB Adam Fron led the offense as he completed 9 of 17 passes for 241 yards and 2 TDs... Terell Ford caught 3 passes for 116 yards, including a 74-yard TD. Ford also intercepted a pass... Alex Price rushed 17 times for 43 yards and 2 TDs. Price also caught an 80-yard TD pass... Trent White caught 4 passes for 55 yards... Brandon Salas kicked a 39-yard FG... Anthony Catania made a team-high 7 tackles, including 6 solo... Davion Jones made 7 tackles, 5 initial hits... Jason Taylor made 4 solo tackles... Brian Rudnick Kurt McGowan Brandon Salas Sat., Sept Tonawanda...1:30 Fri., Sept. Gowanda...7:00 Sat., Sept Lackawanna...1:30 Sat., Sept Wilson...1:30 Sat., Oct Akron...1:30 Sat., Oct. Newfane... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Cleve Hill...2:00 Rushing: McPhail , Pollard , Retzer , Lanzalaco , Jordan , Roetzer 3-9, Bethin 5-7, Maggiore 1-3. Receiving: Retzer 6-44, Pollard 3-51, Jordan 3-21, Bouttarath 2-26, McPhail TDs: McPhail 3, Pollard 2, Lanzalaco. Passing: Bethin , Retzer TD Passes: None. Interceptions: None. FRec: Rudnick 2, Hahn, McPhail, Urbanczyk, Fischer, Farrell. Fri., Sept. East Aurora...7:30 Sat., Sept Starpoint... 2:00 Sat., Sept North Tonawanda... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Grand Island...2:00 Sat., Oct. Niagara Wheat...2:00 Sat., Oct Sweet Home... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Kenmore West... 2:00 Rushing: PSmith , McGowan , McMahon , Mack 14-49, Daniels 14-47, Geib 6-15, Vasi 1-4. Receiving: Geib , Cannon 9-59, Mack 7-161, PSmith 7-136, Nadrowski 5-46, Daniels 2-20, Vasi TDs: PSmith 7, Geib 4, Mack 3, Nadrowski 2, McMahon, McGowan. Passing: McMahon , PSmith TD Passes: McMahon 10, PSmith. Interceptions: PSmith 3, Daniels. FRec: Mack, PSmith. Sat., Sept Lancaster...2:00 Sat., Sept Jamestown...2:00 Fri., Sept. W Seneca West...7:00 Fri., Sept. Clarence...7:00 Sat., Oct Frontier... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Lockport...2:00 Sat., Oct Kenmore East... 2:00 Rushing: Price , Ford , Taylor 10-28, Walker-Johnson 5-(-7), Fron 44-(-88). Receiving: Wojnar , Trent , Price , Ford , Taylor 8-144, Hughey 1-30, Rusch TDs: Price 15, Ford 5, Wojnar 2. Passing: Fron , Price , Van Volkenburg TD Passes: Fron 6, Price. Interceptions: Ford 5, Price 2, Wojnar, Catania. FRec: None. 35

36 Lackawanna Steelers Lake Shore Eagles Team Reports Lancaster Redskins The Steelers fell behind 21-8 at the half and a 2nd-half rally fell short as they lost to Akron last weekend... Cam Smith led the ground game as he rushed for 105 yards and 2 TDs on 22 carries. Smith also made 4 tackles and intercepted 2 passes on defense... QB Dylan Gregoire completed 11 of 19 passes for 160 yards. He also ran for 22 yards and a TD... Angelo Miranda caught 2 passes for 65 yards... Brandon Sireika caught 3 passes for 23 yards... Charles Underwood spearheaded the defene as he made 11 tackles... Roosevelt Jones made 7 tackles and recorded 2 QB sacks... Marcus Webb was dominating on the offensive line... The Eagles played to a tie at the half but broke away after the break and beat Iroquois QB Collin Fiutko completed 4 of 8 passes for 81 yards and a TD. Fiutko also ran 11 times for 47 yards and another TD... Nick Miranda led the ground game with 77 yards on 19 carries... Ron John caught a 41-yard TD pass and intercepted a pass on defense... Cory Fiutko caught 2 passes for 91 yards... Phil Wigdor made 10 tackles, including 4 primary... Giovanni Klimowicz also 10 tackles, 4 solo... Nick Emhof has had a solid season on the O- line. The junior has been a huge factor in the double-wing offense and will be a Trench Trophy candidate next year... The Redskins trailed just 10-0 at the half and lost to Frontier 31-0 last weekend... The running game had trouble finding traction all game. Matt Szymanski led the team with 25 yards on 7 carries. Szymanski also made a team-high 9 tackles and recovered a fumble on defense... Mitch Fuller rushed for 16 yards and also caught 3 passes for 27 yards... Kevin Colafranceschi completed 8 of 20 passes for 71 yards... Dan Corbi caught 4 passes for 27 yards... Corey Helenbrook caught 2 passes for 18 yards... JD Andreessen made 7 tackles... Tyler Winkowski was a solid performer on the OL... Alex Damiani and Mike Ziolo each made 3 tackles... Charles Underwood Nick Emhof Matt Szymanski Fri., Sept Newfane...7:00 Fri., Sept. Tonawanda... 7:30 Sat., Sept. JFK... 1:30 Fri., Sept Cleve Hill... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Wmsv North... 2:00 Fri., Oct Akron... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Wilson... 7:00 Rushing: CSmith , Gregoire , Hall 5-69, Underwood 14-43, Turner 7-22, Sylvers 2-13, Delaney 2-11, Thompson 5-3, Robinson 1-2, Wrazen 1-1, Miranda 1-(-1). Receiving: Miranda , Sireika , CSmith , Sylvers 7-128, Trala 6-33, Hall 3-29, Thompson 3-23, Robinson 1-37, Wrazen 1-4. TDs: CSmith 9, Sireika 4, Miranda 3, Gregoire 3, Sylvers 2. Passing: Gregoire TD Passes: Gregoire 9. Interceptions: CSmith 4, Sireika, Sylvers, Miranda. FRec: Sireika 2, Lofton 2, Webb, Albaneh, Miranda. Fri., Sept North Tonawanda... 6:30 Fri., Sept Grand Island... 7:00 Sat., Sept. Kenmore East... 2:00 Sat., Sept. South Park... 2:00 Fri., Oct Starpoint... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Niag Wheatfield... 2:00 Fri., Oct Tonawanda...6:00 Rushing: Miranda , ClFiutko , Addison , Webber , Wigdor , Klimowicz 17-95, Fessel 10-39, Bomberski Receiving: CrFiutko 9-288, Webber 8-75, Wigdor 5-33, John 1-41, Kaczmarek 1-17, Miranda 1-3, Bomberski 1-2. TDs: Webber 4, Miranda 4, CrFiutko 2, Wigdor, Fessel, Kaczmarek, John, ClFiutko, Klimowicz. Passing: Addison , ClFiutko , Klimowicz TD Passes: Addison 2, ClFiutko 2. Interceptions: CrFiutko, Wigdor, John. FRec: Webber, Addison, CSmith. 36 Sat., Sept. Kenmore West... 2:00 Fri., Sept W Seneca West... 7:30 Sat., Sept. Niagara Falls...3:00 Fri., Sept. Jamestown...7:00 Fri., Oct Orchard Park... 7:30 Fri., Oct Frontier...7:30 Fri., Oct. Depew...7:30 Rushing: Fuller , Szymanski , Corbi 7-33, Ritter 4-31, Ziolo 4-24, Hunter 4-13, Varga 2-13, Hopkins 1-8, Speyer 5-7, Colafranceschi 10-6, Helenbrook 3-5, Zimpfer 3-(-4), Staszczyk 3-(-4). Receiving: Corbi , Helenbrook , Fuller 9-43, Zimpfer 8-134, Juhasz 3-68, Ritter 3-31, O Donnell 2-34, Lis 1-4. TDs: Szymanski 5, Fuller 3, Helenbrook 3, Corbi 2, Zimpfer, Juhasz. Passing: Colafranceschi , Staszczyk , Speyer TD Passes: Colafranceschi 6. Interceptions: Helenbrook 2, Juhasz, Fox, Ziolo, Ritter, Hineman, Diamiani. FRec: Hineman, Empfield, Miller, Ritter, Andreessen, Szymanski.

37 Team Reports Lewiston-Porter Lancers Lockport Lions MGCL Thunder Dragons The Lancers trailed just 7-6 at the half and lost a defensive slugfest 14-6 to Albion last weekend... Zak Nalbone rushed for a team-high 76 yards on 16 carries. He also made 5 tackles and recorded a QB sack on defense... Dan Hogan ran 8 times for 58 yards... Jake Eoute caught 3 passes for 55 yards and intercepted a pass on defense... Carmen Zorrillo ran for 21 yards on 6 carries and punched in a 5- yard TD run... Shawn Siemucha had a solid night on the offensive line... Dylan Pryce led the defense with a team-high 13 tackles... Quran Brewer also had a big night as he made 10 tackles... Noah Swenson was in on 5 tackles... The Lions fell behind 15-6 at the half and lost to Kenmore West QB Tyler Fraass completed 11 of 31 passes for 186 yards and 2 TDs... WR Charlie Sobieraski had a huge day as he caught 6 passes for 150 yards and 2 TDs... Dominic Ball ccaught a 21-yard pass... Marshall Taylor was a destructive force on defense as he made 7 tackles, including 4 QB sacks... D Andre Jenkins made 7 tackles, including 2 for lost yardage... Dante Mount intercepted a pass... Deshawn Williams recorded 4 tackles, including 2 for lost yardage... Malik Harden made a team-high 10 tackles... Zachary Myles made 3 tackles, 1 for lost yardage... MGCL led 7-6 at the half and pulled out a 14-6 win over Ellicottville last weekend... Ryan Miller led the ground game as he rushed 20 times for 95 yards and a TD... AJ Hulton ran 10 times for 30 yards and a TD... Mitch Sandberg had a big game as he ran for 45 yards on 9 carries. Sandberg also made a team-high 10 tackles, including 3 for lost yardage, and caused a fumble... Brody Nolan had a huge night as he made 8 tackles and recorded a QB sack... Tyler Furlow made 4 tackles and also had a QB sack... Jonah Tanner was in on 8 stops... Brian Westerdahl made 4 tackles and caused a fumble... Chandler Baker made 5 tackles and forced a fumble... Dylan Pryce Malik Harden Mitch Sandberg Sat., Sept. Niag Wheatfield... 2:00 Fri., Sept Barker-Roy-Hart...7:00 Fri., Sept Burgard...7:00 Fri., Sept. Bennett... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Medina...7:30 Fri., Oct Albion... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Amherst... 6:00 Rushing: Hogan , Nalbone , Swenson 1-60, Zorrillo 21-60, Joseph 11-48, Euote 17-14, Allender Receiving: Nalbone 4-95, JeDaul 4-91, Euote 3-55, Zorrillo 3-19, Hogan 2-106, Joseph TDs: Hogan 4, Nalbone 4, Allender 2, Zorrillo 2, Euote, Swenson. Passing: Allender , Euote , Hogan TD Passes: Euote, Allender. Interceptions: JDaul 2, Hogan 2, Euote. FRec: Joseph, Hogan, Nalbone. Sat., Sept Starpoint... 2:00 Fri., Sept. Orchard Park... 7:00 Sat., Sept Frontier... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Niagara Falls...12:00 Sat., Oct. Clarence... 2:00 Fri., Oct Kenmore West... 2:00 Fri., Oct W Seneca West... 2:00 Rushing: Hamilton , Townsend , DBronson 7-41, Fraass 60-38, ABronson 1-2. Receiving: Townsend , Sobieraski , Chandler 7-86, ABronson 6-51, Hamilton 4-44, Ball 3-33, Fraass 2-42, Williams 1-(-1). TDs: Sobieraski 6, Hamilton 5, Fraass, Townsend. Passing: Fraass , DBronson , Sobieraski TD Passes: Fraass 8, DBronson. Interceptions: Mount 3, Jenkins 2, DeWilliams. FRec: None. Fri., Sept Portville... 7:00 Fri., Sept Nichols...7:00 Sat., Sept. Cass Valley... 2:00 Fri., Sept Randolph...7:00 Fri., Oct Westfield...7:00 Fri., Oct. Ellicottville... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Clymer... 1:30 Rushing: Miller , Hulton , Nelson , Westerdahl 12-79, Sandberg 11-78, Micek 6-59, Bradford 4-57, Mayer 12-36, Klingensmith 5-26, Hudson 5-15, Tanner 2-8. Receiving: Tanner 5-140, Hulton 3-99, Nelson 1-20,Sandberg 1-9, Miller 1-6. TDs: Miller 6, Hulton 4, Nelson 3, Tanner 2, Westerdahl 2, Mayer, Micek, Bradford. Passing: Mayer , Hulton , Tanner TD Passes: Mayer 3, Tanner. Interceptions: Westerdahl 2, Furlow, Micek. FRec: Sandberg 2, Rammelt, Tanner, Hulton, KSmith. 37

38 Maryvale Flyers McKinley Macks Team Reports Medina Mustangs The Flyers played to a 0-0 tie at the half but lost a hard-fought game to Amherst Marcus Ford played well as he led the team with 58 rushing yards on 12 carries. Ford also made a team-high 10 tackles, had 2 QB sacks and recovered a fumble on defense... Andrew Donius ran 8 times for 48 yards... John Hewitt caught 2 passes for 33 yards and made 5 tackles on defense... Mike Cammarano shared the team-high with 10 tackles... Austin Oquendo was a standout on the offensive line... Nick Croft made 7 tackles... Raheen Doyle was in on 6 tackles... Amarri Brown recovered a fumble... Mike Hafferty and Ron Ponholzer each had a sack... The Macks fell behind 14-0 in the second quarter but rallied for a win over Williamsville South... The win clinched the first A Central Division title for McKinley... Mike Benton led the ground game as he rushed 12 times for 73 yards and a TD... Jamar Rutledge completed 6 of 16 passes for 95 yards and a TD... Nathan Burnett was a standout on the offensive line... Keyon Johnson completed 2 of 2 passes for 53 yards and a TD... Jeremy Kelley caught a 28-yard TD pass... Dante Thompson caught 3 passes for 62 yards... Da Neal Epps made 8 tackles and had 2 QB sack... Irving Peay made 8 tackles... Chris Smith made 2 QB sacks... The Mustangs fell behind 26-0 at the half and lost to Bennett last weekend... Kyle Barna powered the offense as he rushed for 127 yards on 18 carries. Barna also caught 5 passes for 29 yards... Munjie Brown ran 15 times for 76 yards and a TD. Brown also made a teamhigh 9 tackles on defense... Brett Pecoraro made 6 tackles on defense. He also blocked a punt and fell on it in the end zone for a TD. Pecoraro was playing just his third game of the season after recovering from a broken leg he suffered during summer workouts... Jason Hellwig completed 7 of 16 passes for 43 yards and also made 6 tackles on defense... John Hewitt Mike Benton Brett Pecoraro Sat., Sept. Cleve Hill...2:00 Fri., Sept. Medina...7:30 Fri., Sept Bennett... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Barker-RH... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Albion... 7:30 Fri., Oct Amherst...7:00 Fri., Oct Cheektowaga...7:00 Rushing: Donius , Ford , Kelleher 19-96, Reamsnyder 21-77, Graham 15-76, Hewitt 9-37, Halferty 6-29, Scales 2-10, Doyle 4-3. Receiving: Donius 6-83, Ford 4-56, Hewitt 3-41, Kelleher 2-16, Nowak 1-19, Brown 1-13, Reamsnyder TDs: Ford 4, Kelleher 2, Cammarano, Donius, Reamsnyder. Passing: Graham , Hewitt TD Passes: Graham Interceptions: Scales, Cammarano. Fumbles: Ford 2, Kelleher, Chatmon, Donius, Brown. Fri., Sept Wmsville North... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Riverside... 7:00 Fri., Sept East High... 7:00 Sat., Sept. Wmsville East... 2:00 Fri., Oct Niagara Falls... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Wmsville South...7:00 Sat., Oct. Sweet Home...2:00 Rushing: Benton , Johnson 11-87, Rutledge 15-73, Hargrave 24-68, Chesson 21-57, Thompson 11-26, Davis 2-24, Wilson 5-20, Herod 1-3, Epps 1-1, Kelley 1-1. Receiving: Kelley , Thompson , Wilson 6-90, Benton 6-103, Walker 1-45, Epps 1-14, Aponte 1-7, Smith 1-5. TDs: Kelley 5, Thompson 3, Benton 3, Wilson 2, Rutledge 2, Smith, Peay, Miller, Epps, Chesson. Passing: Johnson , Rutledge TD Passes: Johnson 4, Rutledge 2. Interceptions: Wilson, Thompson. FRec: Epps 3, Smith 2, Benton, Kelley, Thompson, Perry, Peay, Miller. 38 Fri., Sept Amherst...7:30 Fri., Sept Maryvale... 7:30 Fri., Sept Akron... 7:30 Sat., Sept. Burgard... 4:00 Fri., Oct Lew-Port... 7:30 Sat., Oct. Bennett... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Albion... 7:30 Rushing: Brown , Barna , Follman 8-45, Pecoraro 13-17, Neace 4-12, Harper 1-(-12), Hellwig 25-(-56). Receiving: Barna , Lewis , Brown , McPherson 7-115, Hrovat 5-28, Pecoraro 3-35, Grabowski 1-36, Harper 1-3, Follman 1-1. TDs: Barna 8, Brown 8, Lewis 4, McPherson 2, Hellwig 2, Grabowski, Hrovat, Pecoraro. Passing: Hellwig , Brown TD Passes: Hellwig 11. Interceptions: Hrovat. FRec: Brown 4, Beach, Joy, Bentley.

39 Newfane Panthers Niagara Falls Wolverines Team Reports Niagara Wheatfield Falcons The Panthers jumped out to a 26-6 lead at the half and beat JFK 33-6 last weekend... Kyle Burdick had a big day as he ran 21 times for 157 yards. Burdick also made 6 tackles on defense... Kyle Guerriera rushed 10 times for 51 yards and 2 TDs. Guerriera also made 5 tackles and had a QB sack on defense... Trevor Noon completed 7 of 11 passes for 130 yards and 3 TDs... Trevor Noon Nate Auernhamer caught 3 passes for 64 yards and a TD. He also made 7 tackles... Josh Kneeland caught 2 passes for 37 yards and a TD. He also intercepted a pass on defense... Stone Geise caught 2 passes for 29 yards and a TD... Josh Wilt made 6 tackles and recorded a QB sack... No Report. Daquarie Simmons No Report. Caleb Kish Fri., Sept. Lackawanna...7:00 Fri., Sept. Wilson... 7:00 Sat., Sept Tonawanda...2:00 Sat., Sept Albion... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Cleve Hill...2:00 Sat., Oct JFK... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Akron...7:00 Rushing: Burdick , Guerriera , Kneeland 24-40, Matsulavage 7-31, Mott 1-5, Kubala 1-2. Receiving: Burdick , Auernhamer , Kneeland 9-137, Geise 5-85, Gertz 4-52, Guerriera 1-20, Matsulavage 1-16, Nasca 1-9. TDs: Burdick 5, Geise 3, Kneeland 3, Guerriera 3, Auernhamer 2. Passing: Noon , Kneeland , Burdick TD Passes: Noon 5, Kneeland 3. Interceptions: Burdick, Kneeland. FRec: Warner, Kubala. Fri., Sept. Jamestown...7:00 Fri., Sept. Frontier...7:00 Sat., Sept Lancaster...3:00 Sat., Sept Lockport...12:00 Fri., Oct. McKinley... 7:00 Sat., Oct Orchard Park... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Clarence...7:00 Rushing: McCray , JSmith , Cook , Giles 13-41, Scarborough 4-5, Myles 1-(-1). Receiving: Myles 7-119, Stone 4-89, JSmith 3-44, McCray 2-18, Scarborough TDs: McCray 2, Myles 2, Scarborough, Cook, Simmonas. Passing: Cook , JSmith TD Passes: Cook 2, JSmith. Interceptions: Myles 2, Stone, Simmons. FRec: None. Sat., Sept Lew-Port... 2:00 Sat., Sept Sweet Home... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Grand Island... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Starpoint... 2:00 Sat., Oct Kenmore East... 2:00 Sat., Oct North Tonawanda...2:00 Sat., Oct. Wmsville East...2:00 Rushing: Trunzo , Vranic Receiving: Gatto TDs: Trunzo, Vranic. Passing:???. TD Passes:???. Interceptions:???. FRec: Williams 2, Vranic. 39

40 Team Reports Nichols Big Green The Big Green trailed 13-0 at the half and lost to Sherman 29-7 last weekend... Mike Geiger led the offense as he rushed 9 times for 94 yards and a TD... Geiger broke away for a 28-yard TD in the 3rd quarter. He also made a team-high 9 tackles.. Ken Williams rushed 10 times for 44 yards... Mercy Cox-Hicks rushed 8 times for 27 yards. He also made 8 tackles, 7 primary, Matthias Williams on defense... Steve Glinski added 21 rushing yards to the totals and made 7 tackles on defense... Matthias Williams was solid on the offensive line. He also made 4 tackles, including 1 for lost yardage... Nichols will finish the regular season with a home game against Nichols this weekend... Sat., Sept Cardinal O Hara...12:00 Fri., Sept. Maple Grove... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Portville... 7:00 Sat., Sept Westfield...12:00 Sat., Oct Finney (5)... 2:00 Sat., Oct Sherman... 12:00 Sat., Oct Ellicottville... 1:00 Rushing: Geiger , Cox-Hicks , Glinski , KWilliams , Gicewicz 4-43, EWilliams 2-7, Tyson 3-4. Receiving: Tyson 5-104, Geiger 5-79, KWilliams 3-21, Miner 2-6, Cox-Hicks 2-0, Carrow TDs: Glinski 4, Cox-Hicks 3, Geiger 3, Tyson 2, KWilliams, Gicewicz. Passing: Glinski TD Passes: Glinski. Interceptions: Tyson. FRec: KWilliams 2, MWilliams, Tyson, Miner, Foley. North Tonawanda Lumberjacks The Lumberjacks led 20-6 at the half and beat Niagara Wheatfield last weekend... Jon Zellner powered the ground game as he rushed 12 times for 101 yards and a TD... QB Chris Woodard had a huge day as he completed 9 of 13 passes for 207 yards and 3 TDs. Woodard also ran 7 times for 90 yards and another TD... Christian Mahoe caught 4 passes for 90 yards and a TD... Jacob Ferry caught 2 passes for 93 yards and 2 TDs... Anthony Tripi caught 2 passes for 16 yards... Taylor Mellott made a team-high 7 tackles on defense... Drew Krantz shared the team-high honors with 7 tackles... Nehemiah Stone made 6 tackles... Fri., Sept. Lake Shore... 6:30 Fri., Sept Grand Island... 7:00 Sat., Sept. Kenmore East... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Sweet Home... 2:00 Fri., Oct Starpoint... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Niag Wheatfield... 2:00 Fri., Oct Tonawanda...6:00 Rushing: Woodard , Zellner , Mahoe , Brandy , McDonough 8-65, McGee 3-22, Swartz 3-9, Stone 6-5. Receiving: Ferry , Tripi , Mahoe , Brandy 4-41, Zellner 3-44, Krantz 2-36, Garavaglia 1-15, McNeill 1-2. TDs: Woodard 9, Ferry 6, Zellner 4, Mahoe 3, McDonough. Passing: Woodard TD Passes: Woodard 7. Interceptions: Woodard Drew Krantz FRec: Chirayath, Molik, Zellner, Stone, Witkopf. Olean Huskies The Huskies led 20-6 after three quarters but allowed 3 TDs in the final frame and lost to Alden last weekend... Jaryd Plaud led the ground game as he rushed 14 times for 69 yards. He also recovered a fumble on defense... Dante Tarr ran 11 times for 44 yards and caught a 28-yard TD pass... Chance Anzivine completed 10 of 28 passes for 172 yards and 2 TDs... Luke Hennessy caught 4 passes for 93 yards and 2 TDs... Chuck Martin tossed a 28-yard TD pass. He also made 6 tackles and intercepted a pass on defense... Wil Bathurst caught 6 passes for 86 yards. He also intercepted 2 passes on defense... Malik Burney made 4 tackles... Sat., Sept Depew... 6:30 Fri., Sept. Pioneer... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Southwestern... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Dunkirk... 7:30 Sat., Oct Eden... 6:30 Fri., Oct Alden... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Springville... 7:30 Nov. 1/2... Playoffs... TBA Rushing: Tarr , Anzivine , Plaud , Ellis 5-23, Bathurst Receiving: Bathurst , Hennessy , Tarr 6-80, Martin 5-51, Haight TDs: Bathurst 5, Tarr 5, Hennessy 4, Anzivine 3, Plaud. Passing: Anzivine , Martin , Hennessy TD Passes: Anzivine 8, Martin. Interceptions: Hennessy 3, Tarr 2, Bathurst 2, Martin. FRec: Plaud 2, Lee, Haight. Chuck Martin 40

41 Orchard Park Quakers Panama Panthers Team Reports Pioneer Panthers Orchard Park jumped out to a 26-0 lead at the half and beat Niagara Falls 34-6 last weekend... DeSean Walker powered the offense as he rushed 23 times for 163 yards and 3 TDs. Walker scored on runs of 51, 4 and 24 yards... Orchard Park QBs were deadly accurate. Kevin Goltz completed 5 of 6 passes for 89 yards and a TD. David Hollins completed 4 of 6 for 41 yards and a TD... Jason Dolce caught a 50-yard TD pass... Chris Murphy caught 2 passes for 32 yards... John Becker led the defense as he made 6 tackles and recorded a QB sack. Becker had 3 tackles-for-loss, including one in the end zone for a safety... Peter Weltjen made 5 tackles... The Panthers played to a 6-6 tie at the half and won a defensive slugfest 12-6 over Franklinville... The victory set up a title game with Sherman this weekend, although the DD title will also depends on the outcome of the game between Frewsburg and Catt-LV... Kyle Saxton powered the ground game as he rushed 19 times for 182 yards and a TD... Bryce Payne completed 3 of 5 passes for 27 yards and a TD... David O Dell caught a 14-yard TD pass... Jacob Short was in on 22 tackles, including 6 solo and 3 for lost yardage. Short also recorded a QB sack... Dillon Mescall was in on 11 tackles, including a QB sack... Thomas Hoch was in on 14 tackles... The Panthers defense held Springville to 76 yards of total offense in a 29-0 win... DT Foster Dell had a huge game as he made 8 tackles, 4 for lost yardage, and recorded 2 QB sacks... LB Nate Palmisano had 5 tackles, including 3 for loss, and forced a fumble. DB Matt Haggerty intercepted a pair of passes... Justin Bliss returned an interception 52 yards for a TD. Bliss has 3 career TDs on interception returns... Tyler Mummery rushed 18 times for 105 yards... Kris Riordan rushed 14 times for 62 yards and 2 TDs. He also scored a pair of 2-point PATs... Ryan Merlau, Ian Moran and Nate Palmisano were all standouts on the offensive line... John Becker Thomas Hoch Matt Haggerty Fri., Sept. W Seneca West...7:00 Fri., Sept Lockport...7:00 Fri., Sept Clarence... 7:00 Sat., Sept Wmsville South... 1:00 Fri., Oct. Lancaster... 7:30 Sat., Oct. Niagara Falls...2:00 Fri., Oct Jamestown...7:00 Rushing: Walker , KGoltz , Falsone 7-73, Myers 9-38, Bonilla 8-16, Murphy 4-14, Hollins Receiving: Murphy , Falsone , Bruno 8-109, Koziol 7-58, Cullen 4-21, Dolce 1-50, Crowley 1-17, Perla TDs: Walker 12, KGoltz 3, Falsone 3, Bruno, Murphy, Hollins, Dolce. Passing: Hollins , KGoltz TD Passes: Hollins 3, KGoltz 2. Interceptions: Falsone 3, Dogal 2, Myers, Cullen, Crescente. FRec: None. Sat., Sept Clymer... 1:30 Fri., Sept. Cattaraugus-LV... 7:00 Sat., Sept Pine Valley... 1:30 Fri., Sept Frewsburg... 1:30 Fri., Oct Cassadaga Valley... 1:30 Fri., Oct. Franklinville... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Sherman... 1:30 Rushing: Saxton , Enlow , Eddy , Bergman , Smouse 13-78, BPayne 11-58, Ecklund 2-8, Delahoy 1-0, Fardink 1-(-4) Receiving: Schutt , Eddy 7-106, O Dell 5-80, Enlow 3-25, Saxton 1-14, Mescall 1-3. TDs: Enlow 8, Saxton 4, Schutt 3, Eddy 2, BPayne 2, O Dell 2. Passing: BPayne , Delahoy , Eddy TD Passes: BPayne 7. Interceptions: Schutt 2, O Dell, Eddy, Niles, Fardink, Hoch. FRec: O Dell 2, Schutt, Hoch. Sat., Sept vs. SU...11 am Fri., Sept Olean... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Dunkirk... 7:30 Fri., Sept East Aurora...7:00 Fri., Oct. Alden...7:00 Fri., Oct Springville...7:00 Sat., Oct. Eden... 2:00 Rushing: Mummery , Riordan , Schloss 10-53, Slomba 9-38, Little 9-21, Haggerty 2-11, Stiles 3-8, KSmith 1-6, Tackentein 1-1, Cook 1-1. Receiving: Bliss , Riordan 4-22, Mummery 2-21, Haggerty 1-39, Chislett TDs: Riordan 5, Bliss 4, Mummery 3, Schloss, Moran, Little. Passing: Little , Bliss , Mummery TD Passes: Little, Mummery. Interceptions: Tackentein 4, Riordan, Haggerty, Bliss FRec: Moran, Thagard, Cycon, Hyman, Bliss, KSmith. 41

42 Portville Panthers Randolph Cardinals Team Reports St. Francis Red Raiders The Panthers took a lead at the half and won a shootout over Falconer last weekend... The Panthers rolled up over 400 yards of total offense... Ben Waugh rushed 19 times for 121 yards and 3 TDs. Waugh also caught 2 passes for 52 yards and a TD... Dakota Studley rushed 17 times for 98 yards... QB Brett Marcellin completed 9 of 15 passes for 233 yards and 3 TDs. He also made 9 tackles on defense... Curtis Caya caught 4 passes for 118 yards and 2 TDs. Caya also made 9 tackles on defense... Chase Swetland caught 3 passes for 63 yards... Isaac Hilyer intercepted a pass... Lukas Zink recovered a fumble... Grant Milne made 6 tackles... The Cardinals roared out of the gate and scored four TDs in the first quarter as they beat Cassadaga Valley last weekend... It was the second straight week that Randolph scored 28 points in the first quarter... Chris Doubek powered the offense as he rushed 13 times for 304 yards and 4 TDs. Doubek also made 15 tackles, including 11 solo, and intercepted a pass on defense... The Cardinals rushed for 474 yards as a team... Cody Oldro was in on 17 tackles, 14 primary hits... Lucas Brown made 12 tackles, 9 solo... Nick Hettenbaugh was in on 11 tackles, 9 initial hits... Bryce Morrison was in on 5 tackles... Mitchell Maycock completed 3 of 7 passes for 47 yards... St. Francis led 20-0 at the half and beat Cardinal O Hara 33-6 last weekend... Brendon Misterman powered the ground attack as he rushed 18 times for 211 yards and 2 TDs... Tyron Lawson ran 8 times for 58 yards... QB Gerry Hickson completed 3 of 7 passes for 44 yards and also snuck in for a pair of TDs... Francisco Guzman rushed 6 times for 21 yards and a TD... Ryan Zulawski was a standout on the offensive line... Devonte Campbell led the defense as he made 7 tackles... Justin Anderson shared the teamhigh honors as he also made 7 tackles... Jacob Braunscheidel was in on 6 tackles... Mike Miller and Robert Dempsey each intercepted a pass... Brett Marcellin Bryce Morrison Justin Anderson Fri., Sept. Maple Grove... 7:00 Fri., Sept Westfield... 7:00 Fri., Sept Nichols...7:00 Sat., Sept. Cass Valley... 1:30 Fri., Oct Ellicottville... 7:00 Fri., Oct Falconer...7:00 Fri., Oct. Randolph... 7:00 Rushing: Waugh , Studley , Caya 8-42, Hollamby 5-12, Marcellin Receiving: Swetland 9-111, Waugh 8-124, Caya 7-209, Studyley 7-82, Hilyer 6-99, Reynolds TDs: Waugh 8, Caya 7, Swetland 3, Marcellin, Studley. Passing: Marcellin TD Passes: Marcellin 7. Interceptions: Marcellin 2, Waugh, Caya, Hilyer. FRec: Reisman, Elliott, Hilyer, Cornelius, Waugh, Studley, Freeborn, Zink. Fri., Sept Westfield...7:00 Fri., Sept Ellicottville... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Frewsburg... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Maple Grove... 7:00 Fri., Oct Silver Creek... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Cass Valley... 1:30 Fri., Oct Portville... 7:00 Rushing: Doubek , Brown , Morrison Receiving:??? TDs: Doubek 21, Morrison 7, Brown 3, Bosley, Jacobi, Hettenbough, Maycock, Nelson, Oldro. Passing: Maycock TD Passes: Maycock 5, Morrison. Interceptions: Doubek 2, Bosley, Oldro. Fumbles: Taylor, Doubek, Oldro. Sat., Sept. Holy Trinity...1:00 Fri., Sept Edison Tech...7:00 Fri., Sept. Cathedral Prep... 7:00 Fri., Sept Canisius...7:00 Fri., Oct St. Joe s... 7:00 Fri., Oct. O Hara... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Aquinas...7:00 Fri., Oct St. Mary s...7:00 Fri., Nov. Bishop Timon...7:00 Nov. 8/9... Playoffs...TBA Rushing: BMisterman , Lawson , Buccieri 20-86,Guzman 13-77, Carmichael 9-30, Campbell 8-25, JDolegala 10-2, Woodarek 1-0, Hickson 13-(-22). Receiving: Buccieri , BMisterman , Holenss 5-134, Williams 5-54, Lawson 3-32, Weikle 3-30, Kraus 2-26, Carmichael 2-15, Braunscheidel 1-26, Johnson 1-10, Campbell 1-3. TDs: BMisterman 8, Buccieri 3, JDolegala 2, Campbell 2, Holenss 2, Hickson 2, Lawson, Carmichael, Guzman. Passing: JDolegala , Hickson , Buccieri TD Passes: JDolegala 5, Hickson 3. Interceptions: Miller 2, Krauss, Johnson, Dempsey. FRec: McGowan 2, Guzman, Hayes. 42

43 St. Joe s Marauders St. Mary s Lancers Team Reports Salamanca Warriors St. Joe s fell behind 14-0 after one quarter and lost to northeast powerhouse Cathedral Prep (Erie, Pa.) Nigel Davis led the ground game as he rushed 21 times for 106 yards. Davis also made 5 tackles on defense and knocked down two passes... Ryan Conschafter ran 9 times for 44 yards. He also made 3 tackles, recorded a QB hurry and knocked a pass down... Tyler Hill tossed a 1- yard TD pass to Connor McKenna... John Schmitt led the defensive effort as he made 7 tackles, 5 solo. McKenna also recorded a QB hurry... Alimayu Akono made 3 tackles, all solo shots... Myles Young averaged 21 yards on 3 kickoff returns... The Lancers took a 13-0 lead at the half and held off a 2nd-half rally as they beat Hutch Tech last weekend... Anthony Stitt led the offense as he rushed for 22 yards on 118 yards and a TD... Tony Robnson ran 10 times for 75 yards... Justin Hersey completed 5 of 15 passes for 68 yards and a TD. Hersey also rushed for 24 yards and another TD... Nathaniel Keith caught 2 passes for 29 yards and a TD. He also made 7 tackles on defense... Trevor Wrona had a strong night on both the OL and DL. Wrona, who has a 95 academic average, made 6 tackles... Marc O Neill caught 3 passes for 39 yards and intercepted a pass on defense... The Warriors took a 14-7 lead at the half and beat Allegany-Limestone 26-7 last weekend... Tyler Siperek led the ground attack as he rushed 19 times for 120 yards, including a 29-yard TD run... QB Jared Fish ran 9 times for 68 yards and 2 TDs. Fish also completed 4 of 7 passes for 66 yards and a TD... Tadd Beattie added 39 yards on 7 carries. He also made 7 tackles on defense... Joe Hinman caught a 4-yard TD pass... Sean Connell ws a force on the offensive line... Logan John made 7 tackles... Brad Cunningham made 6 tackles and recorded a QB sack... Jarron Ball caught a 29-yard pass and recovered a fumble on defense... Connor McKenna Trevor Wrona Jared Fish Sat., Sept St. Anthony s... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Clarence... 7:00 Sat., Sept Cardinal O Hara... 2:00 Sat., Sept Aquinas... 2:00 Fri., Oct. St. Francis... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Cathedral Prep... 7:00 Sat., Oct. St. Mary s...1:00 Sat., Oct Bishop Timon... 2:00 Sat., Nov. Canisius... 2:00 Nov. 8/9... Playoffs...TBA Rushing: Davis , Payne , Gregory 8-103, Conschafter 17-96, Young 8-26, Owens 6-22, Hill 11-14, Jackson 5-6, Brandy 3-3, Przybyla 2-(-1). Receiving: Hill , Jones 8-228, Davis 8-77, Young 7-57, Payne 5-84, Akono 2-15, McKenna 1-25, Conschafter TDs: Davis 11, Hill 4, Young 2, Payne 2, McKenna 2, Jones, Gregory, Conschafter. Passing: McCarthy , Hill , Davis TD Passes: McCarthy 4, Hill 2, Davis. Interceptions: Akono, Castellani, Masters, Hill, Hector. FRec: Payne, Conschafter, Young, Jackson, Spina, Klopp, Gaulin, McKenna, Davis. Fri., Sept OPEN Sat., Sept East High... 1:00 Sat., Sept Bishop Timon... 1:00 Fri., Sept OPEN Sat., Oct. Canisius... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Hutch Tech... 7:00 Sat., Oct St. Joe s... 1:00 Fri., Oct @ St. Francis... 7:00 Sat., Nov. O Hara... 2:00 Rushing: Vallone , Stitt , Robinson , Hersey , Hinton 13-90, Kieth 3-46, O Neill Receiving: Strong , O Niell 4-50, Kieth 3-55, Stitt 1-42, Robinson 1-6. TDs: Vallone 7, Stitt 5, Hersey 4, Strong 3, O Neill, Bargnesi, Robinson, Keith. Passing: Hersey TD Passes: Hersey 3. Interceptions: Strong 2, Vallone, Bargnesi, Hinton, O Neill. FRec: Keith 3, Vallone, Strong. 43 Fri., Sept. Falconer... 7:00 Fri., Sept Silver Creek... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Fredonia... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Springville... 7:30 Fri., Oct Southwestern... 7:00 Fri., Oct Alley-Limestone...7:00 Fri., Oct. Gowanda... 7:00 Rushing: Siperek , Beattie , Fish , Spruce , Ball 7-28, Pheasrdorf 8-15, Greene 1-6, Nye 2-4, Dowdy 2-4, Hinman 1-(-10). Receiving: Ball , Siperek 7-142, Hinman 7-94, Beattie 3-13, Zaprowski TDs: Beattie 4, Spruce 4, Hinman 4, Fish 4, Siperek 2, Ball. Passing: Fish , Nye TD Passes: Fish 5. Interceptions: Siperek 3, Greene 2, Nye, Hinman. FRec: Beattie, Ficek, Ball.

44 Sherman Wildcats The Wildcats scored one TD in each quarter as they beat Nichols 29-7 last weelend... Devin Moorhead powered the ground game as he rushed 11 times for 138 yards and 2 TDs... Chris Greiner ran for 32 yards on 10 carries and made a team-high 14 tackles on defense... Andrew Graham completed 11 of 15 passes for 158 yards and a TD. He also snuck in for a 2-yard TD... Dylan Scouten caught 3 passes for 115 yards, including a 34-yard TD pass. Scouten also made 7 tackles on defense... Trevor Gleason made 5 tackles and intercepted a pass... Jake Toy made 5 tackles and had a QB sack... Korey Ayers made 8 tackles... Jon Spacht recovered a fumble... Fri., Sept. Franklinville...7:00 Sat., Sept. Clymer... 1:30 Sat., Sept Cattaraugus-LV... 1:30 Sat., Sept Pine Valley...1:30 Fri., Oct. Frewsburg... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Westfield...7:30 Fri., Oct Panama...1:30 Rushing: Moorhead , Graham , Ayers , Greiner 25-87, Lyon 2-0. Receiving: Luden 16-90, Scouten , Moorhead , Ayers 2-23, Gleason 1-8, Robson 1-3. TDs: Moorhead 9, Scouten 6, Graham 6, Ayers. Passing: Graham TD Passes: Graham 7. Dylan Scouten Interceptions: Gleason 3, Moorhead 2, Scouten FRec: Greiner 3, Toy 2, Scouten, Spacht, Ayers. Team Reports Silver Creek Black Knights The Black Knights played to a 6-6 tie at the half but lost to Southwestern last weekend... The Knights actually played their best game of the season, despite the loss... Sherman Williams had a huge night as he rushed 32 times for 143 yards and a TD... Williams punched in a 2-yard TD and also made 9 tackles on defense... Jake Lewis tossed a Jake Lewis 29-yard scoring pass to Jake Szumigala... Nate Jones recovered a fumble... Bryce Plecker intercepted a pass... Marvin Curry also recovered a fumble... Silver Creek will finish the regular season when the Black Knights host Allegany-Limestone this weekend... Fri., Sept Fredonia... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Salamanca... 7:00 Fri., Sept Gowanda... 7:00 Fri., Sept Falconer (For)... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Randolph... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Southwestern... 7:00 Fri., Oct Alley-Limestone...7:00 Rushing: SWilliams , Kettle 4-46, Gilbert 7-38, Nosbisch 11-24, Lewis 2-9. Receiving: Lewis 7-144, Gilbert 6-161, SWilliams 5-34, Szumigala 3-4, Plecker 3-41, Gates 2-39, VanZile 1-40, Murphy 1-15, Youngbird 1-13, Forbes 1-4. TDs: SWilliams 4, Gilbert 2, VanZile, Lewis, Nosbisch, Plecker, Szumigala. Passing: Nosbisch , Lewis TD Passes: Nosbisch 4, Lewis 2. Interceptions: NJones, Plecker. FRec: Kettle, Priest, Curry, NJones. South Park Sparks The Sparks took an 18-0 lead at the half and then held off a second-half rally to beat Hamburg last weekend... QB Tyler Mascio had a huge night as he completed 11 of 15 passes for 208 yards and 2 TDs... Mascio also rushed 7 times for 72 yards and another TD... Laron Watkins ran for 76 yards on 9 carries... TJ Scott rushed 9 times for 55 Antonio Leonard yards... Wilquan Burgess broke free for a 31-yard run... Antonio Leonard caught 6 passes for 101 yards and a TD. He also intercepted a pass on defense... Nick Mills caught 2 passes for 71 yards and a TD... Brandon Jefferson caught 3 passes for 36 yards... Robin Gilmore intercepted a pass... Sat., Sept Hutch Tech...4:00 Fri., Sept. Iroquois... 7:00 Fri., Sept Jamestown... 7:00 Fri., Sept Lake Shore...6:00 Fri., Oct. W Seneca East... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Hamburg... 7:00 Fri., Oct Cardinal O Hara...7:00 Rushing: Scott , Watkins , Mascio , Neal 1-41,WqBurgess 1-31, Mills 1-12, WmBurgess 4-12, Jefferson 2-10, Honz 1-8, SSmith 1-3. Receiving: Leonard , Jefferson , Mills 6-125, Scott 5-62, Watkins 5-32, Hontz 2-5. TDs: Scott 5, Mascio 4, Leonard 3, Jefferson 2, Neal 2, Mills 2, Watkins, WmBurgess. Passing: Mascio , Jefferson TD Passes: Mascio 8. Interceptions: Leonard 3, Mascio 2, Neal 2, Gilmore 2. FRec: WmBurgess 2, WqBurgess, Fox. 44

45 Southwestern Trojans Springville Griffins Team Reports Starpoint Spartans The Trojans played to a tie at the half and pulled out an win over Silver Creek last weekend... QB Noah Weinstein completed 5 of 16 passes for 121 yards and a TD... Mike Sandbloom caught 4 passes for 116 yards, including a 41-yard TD... Kevin Bellardo rushed 6 times for 32 yards, including a 28-yard TD... K Tanner Hoose kicked FGs of 32 and 37 yards. Hoose now has 16 career FGs, which ties the Section 6 record that was set by Maple Grove s Ryan Rambacher... Hunter Peterson intercepted a pair of passes... Jordan Bryerton led the defense with 15 tackles... Corey Bryerton and Kyle Moran each made 11 tackles... The Griffins fell behind 21-0 at the half and lost to Pioneer The offense struggled to find any footing in the game... Ethan Benz led the team with 31 yards on 7 carries... Nate Wolcott ran 8 times for 24 yards... QB Devin White-Kearns rushed for 16 yards... Despite the struggles on offense there were some shining performances on defense... Brandon Ball led the defense with 8 tackles, including a QB sack... Pat O Brien also had solid night as he was in on 7 tackles... Josh Ball, Mason Merlau and Nate Wolcott each made 5 tackles... Bryce Stedman recovered a fumble... Springville will host Olean this week... The Spartans fell behind 7-0 after one quarter and lost a defensive slugfest to Grand Island 14-6 last weekend... Austin Bratek led the ground game as he ran 20 times for 80 yards. Bratek also made 7 tackles and had a QB sack on defense... Taijay Ahmed carried 13 times for 49 yards. Ahmed also made 10 tackles and recorded a QB sack on defense.. Julian Mott rushed for 13 yards and a TD... QB Sam Terrazzino completed 10 of 24 passes for 130 yards... Ricky Goolsby caught 7 passes for 82 yards... Mike Chase caught 2 passes for 34 yards... Bryan Cheskiewicz was a stalwart on the OL and also made 6 tackles... Matt Wetzel led the defense with 12 tackles... Mike Sandbloom Pat O Brien Sam Terrazzino Fri., Sept. Gowanda... 7:00 Fri., Sept Alley-Limestone... 7:00 Fri., Sept Olean... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Fredonia... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Salamanca... 7:00 Fri., Oct Silver Creek... 7:00 Fri., Oct Falconer...7:00 Rushing: Peterson , Swanson , Bellardo , Weinstein , Kennedy 10-69, Chamberlin 7-62, Williams 1-13, Johnson 2-11, Himes 1-8. Receiving: Sandbloom , Pannes , Peterson 6-132, Bellardo 4-23, Ulimger 1-12, CBryerton 1-12, Pannes 1-5. TDs: Weinstein 4, Bellardo 3, Peterson 2, Pannes 2, Sandbloom 2, Kennedy, Swanson. Passing: Weinstein , Burk TD Passes: Weinstein 4. Interceptions: CBryerton 2, Peterson 2, Ulinger, Pannes, Bellardo. FRec: Moran, JBryerton, CBryerton. Sat., Sept. Eden... 2:00 Fri., Sept Dunkirk...7:30 Fri., Sept Depew... 7:30 Fri., Sept Salamanca...7:30 Fri., Oct. East Aurora...7:30 Fri., Oct. Pioneer... 7:00 Fri., Oct Olean... 7:30 Rushing: White-Kearns , EBenz , Wolcott , Conklin , Cieslica , Fisher 6-15, Berry 3-13, O Brien Receiving: Dewitt 3-53, Suffoletto 3-21, EBenz 3-18, Fisher 1-5. TDs: White-Kearns 2, Wolcott 2, EBenz, Dewitt, Fisher. Passing: White-Kearns , EBenz TD Passes: White-Kearns. Interceptions: Suffoletto. FRec: Ball 3, Fisher, Conklin, O Brien, Berry, Stedman Sat., Sept. Lockport...2:00 Sat., Sept. Kenmore East... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Sweet Home...2:00 Sat., Sept Niag Wheatfied...2:00 Fri., Oct. N Tonawanda... 7:00 Sat., Oct Grand Island... 2:00 Sat., Oct Iroquois... 2:00 Rushing: Bratek , Majewski , Ahmed , Mott , Yaeger Receiving: Goolsby , Wetzel , Chase 7-89, Mott 5-38, Bratek TDs: Wetzel 3, Bratek 3, Mott. Passing: Terrazzino , Yaeger TD Passes: Yaeger 2, Terrazzino. Interceptions: Bratek, Goolsby, Chase. FRec: Bliven 2, Goolsby, Wetzel, Chase, Mott. 45

46 Sweet Home Panthers The Panthers led just 7-6 in the third quarter when the Sweet Home offense exploded for 4 TDs and 20 fourth quarter points as they beat Kenmore East 34-6 last weekend... Sweet Home clinched the A North Division title with the win... QB Kevin Torrillo completed 13 of 14 passes for 172 yards and a TD... Jordan Evert rushed 17 times for 153 yards and 2 TDs... Brandon Smiley caught 5 passes for 106 yards. He also intercepted a pass on defense... Jordan Heine rushed 3 times for 35 yards and a TD... Milton Ziegler scooped up a fumble and returned it 40 yards for a TD... Jordan Oaks and Daquane Spikes each intercepted a pass... Fri., Sept. Iroquois... 7:00 Sat., Sept. Niag Wheatfield... 2:00 Sat., Sept Starpoint... 2:00 Sat., Sept North Tonawanda... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Grand Island... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Kenmore East... 2:00 Sat., Oct McKinley... 2:00 Rushing: Evert , Walker , Heine 15-96, Coleman 3-26, Johnson 2-23, KTorrillo 7-13, Iverson 3-11, Smiley 4-4. Receiving: Smiley , Evert , Barone 7-81, Walker 5-81, Drake 5-62, Heine 4-28, Coleman 3-23, Willson 1-10, Oaks 1-3, Lee 1-2, Anderson 1-1. TDs: Evert 10, Smiley 8, Walker 4, Heine 4, Milton, Barone, Coleman, Ziegler. Passing: KTorrillo TD Passes: KTorrillo 14. Jordan Oaks Interceptions: Smiley 3, Spikes 3, Milton, Britt, Drake, Oaks. Fumbles: Iverson 2, Hennings, Evert, Smiley, Ziegler. Tonawanda Warriors The Warriors fell behind 28-6 at the half and lost to Cleve Hill 48-6 last weekend... Tim Barnard led the ground game as he rushed for 114 yards on 22 carries. Barnard also caught a 5- yard TD pass and made 9 tackles on defense... Adrian Hall added rushed 6 times for 21 yards... Cory Adams added 13 yards to the rushing totals and also caught an 18-yard Team Reports pass... Tristan Boling completed 4 of 10 passes for 46 yards and a TD... Connor Pumm caught 2 passes for 23 yards... Paul Palladino had a solid night as he made 8 tackles... Shane Guenot was in on 5 tackles... The Warriors will play arch-rival North Tonawanda this weekend... Sat., Sept. JFK... 1:30 Fri., Sept Lackawanna... 7:30 Sat., Sept. Newfane... 2:00 Fri., Sept. Akron...7:30 Fri., Oct Wilson...7:30 Fri., Oct Cleve Hill... 7:30 Fri., Oct. N Tonawanda... 6:00 Rushing: Barnard , Boling , Henderson 11-51, Adams 9-32, TSmith 3-20, Hall 6-21, Mara Receiving: Pumm , Snyder 5-123, Barnard 4-17, Frye 3-36, Cifarelli TDs: Barnard 5, Boling 3, Pumm 3, Snyder 2, Cifarelli, Frye. Passing: Boling , Mara TD Passes: Boling 6, Mara. Interceptions: Barnard 2, Pumm, Cifarelli, Snyder, Frye. FRec: Palladino 2, Galley, Geercken, Barnard. 46 Shane Guenot Westfield Wolverines The Wolverines season has been cancelled. Fri., Sept. Randolph... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Portville... 7:00 Fri., Sept Ellicottville... 7:30 Sat., Sept. Nichols... 12:00 Fri., Oct. Maple Grove... 7:00 Fri., Oct Sherman... 7:30 Fri., Oct Cassadaga Valley... 7:30 Rushing: Janes , Hunt 18-94, Raynor 1-2, Buchanan 2-(-1). Receiving: Janes 2-41, Walters 2-37, Witmer 2-(-8), Gray 1-5. TDs: Janes 2. Passing: Hunt TD Passes: Hunt. Interceptions: None. FRec: None.

47 West Seneca East Trojans Team Reports West Seneca West Indians Williamsville East Flames The Trojans held a slim 7-0 lead with just 3 mintes to play in the game but scored twice to beat arch-rival West Seneca West 19-0 last weekend... The Trojans scored a TD on the final play of the game when they intercepted a Hail Mary pass and returned it for a TD... Brandon Day led the ground game as he rushed 16 times for 81 yards... Jalexis Santiago ran 6 times for 54 yards and a TD... Tyler Skretny ran 9 times for 39 yards and a TD... Matt Kumro completed 4 of 9 passes for 31 yards... John Dolac led the defense as he made 10 tackles, 8 solo... Sam Crabtree made 4 tackles and forced a fumble... Alex Fleming recorded a QB sack... The Indians trailed just 7-0 lead with 3 mintes to play in the game but gave up two TDs and lost arch-rival West Seneca East 19-0 last weekend... East scored a TD on the final play of the game when they intercepted a Hail Mary pass and returned it for a TD... Chris Walker had a solid game as he rushed 15 times for 77 yards... Pete Walsh ran 9 times for 26 yards. Walsh also made 7 tackles on defense... Ryan Sherk added 7 yards to the rushing totals... Louis DiChristopher made 7 tackles... Sean Kline and Sebastian Orsene each intercepted a pass... Zach Brooks made 7 tackles, 3 solo, and 2 for lost yardage... The Indians will play at Lockport... The Flames jumped out to a 27-6 lead at the half and beat East High Jaleel Battle rushed 11 times for 52 yards and a TD. Battle also completed 4 of 7 passes for 57 yards and 2 TDs... Tajhi Lewis rushed 17 times for 44 yards... Demetrius Mack ran 6 times for 44 yards... Tyler Crane completed 2 of 7 passes for 16 yards and a TD... Curtis Vance caught 2 passes for 26 yards and a TD... Isaiah Perrin caught a 31-yard TD pass... Pat Orsini caught a 16-yard TD pass... Nick Molnar was a stalwart on the OL... Brian Morreale led the defense with a team-high 9 tackles... Matt Zygaj made 8 tackles and recovered a fumble... Brandon Day Sean Kline Brian Morreale Sat., Sept vs Central Square... 4:00 Fri., Sept Lake Shore...7:00 Fri., Sept. Iroquois... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Hamburg... 7:00 Fri., Oct South Park... 7:00 Fri., Oct. W Seneca West...7:00 Fri., Oct Hutch Tech...7:00 Rushing: Lindner , Waterman , Santiago , Skretny , Day , Simoncelli 4-31, Dolac 1-30, Johnson 6-26, Kumro 3-3, Cooley 1-1. Receiving: Waterman 8-50, Skretny 4-34, Pszczolkowski 2-33, Santiago 1-5, Day 1-1. TDs: Waterman 6, Skretny 6, Santiago 6, Lindner 4, Psczolkowski. Passing: Lindner , Kumro , Waterman , Day TD Passes: Lindner 2. Interceptions: Santiago 2, Waterman 2, Crabtree, Skretny. FRec: Crabtree. Fri., Sept Orchard Park... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Lancaster... 7:30 Fri., Sept Kenmore West... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Frontier...7:30 Fri., Oct Jamestown... 7:00 Fri., Oct W Seneca East... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Lockport...2:00 Rushing: Walker , Walsh , Sherk 13-77, Lucas 15-43, Harm 4-25, Berry 2-20, Kline 4-17, Farr 3-10, Jackson 4-6. Receiving: Farr 8-75, Walsh 5-35, Berry 3-18, Sitarek 1-27, Skea 1-18, Taylor TDs: Sitarek, Harm. Passing: Lucas , Kline TD Passes: Lucas. Interceptions: Dakota, Kline, Orsene. FRec: Puntariero, Devan, Goodwin, Sherk, Hattich. Sat., Sept Riverside... 2:00 Thu., Sept @ Amherst... 6:00 Thu., Sept @ Wmsville North...7:00 Sat., Sept McKinley... 2:00 Sat., Oct Wmsville South...2:00 Fri., Oct. East High...6:00 Sat., Oct Niag Wheatfield...2:00 Rushing: Battle , Green , Mack , Lewis 12-82, Mirco 5-23, Crane 6-21, Chima 4-5. Receiving: Perrin 8-159, Simet 2-12, Battle 1-20, Vance 1-18, Lewis 1-18, Orsini TDs: Mack 4, Green 3, Perrin 3, Battle 2, Lewis. Passing: Battle , Crane TD Passes: Battle 2, Crane. Interceptions: Chima, Battle, Vance, Green. FRec: Mack, Faracca, Losi, Cook. 47

48 Williamsville North Spartans The Spartans roared out of the gate and led 34-0 at the half as they beat Riverside 47-0 last weekend... QB Ryan Majewski completed 7 of 11 passes for 119 yards and 3 TDs. Majewski tossed scoring strikes of 15, 24 and 50 yards... Derick Isler led the ground game as he rushed 123 times for 146 yards and 2 TDs... Kolbe Hughes caught 3 passes for 53 yards and a TD... Zac Kelly caught 3 passes for 51 yards and a TD... Nick Ames led the defense with 12 tackles... Jake Ames was in on 6 tackles... Chad Steinwachs intercepted 2 passes... Nick Pilon returned an interception 61 yards for a TD... George Attea and QuaySean Odom each had a sack... Fri., Sept. McKinley Thu., Sept @ Wmsville South...7:00 Thu., Sept vs Wmsville East... 7:00 Sat., Sept. East High...1:00 Sat., Oct Lackawanna...2:00 Sat., Oct Riverside... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Grand Island...2:00 Rushing: Isler , Monkelbaan , Majewski , Hwang 3-7. Receiving: Hughes , Kelly 6-67, Isler 5-58, DThompson 4-93, JThompson 4-20, Steinwachs 1-31, Davis 1-21, Ames TDs: Isler 5, Majewski 4, Hughes 4, DThompson 3, Steinwachs 2, Pilon 2, Attea, Monkelbaan, Hwang, Kelly. Passing: Majewski , Steinwachs TD Passes: Majewski 8. Interceptions: Kelly 2, Pilon 2, Steinwachs 2, Hughes, Becht, Davis, Mayers. FRec: Attea, Kelly. Ryan Majewski Team Reports Williamsville South Billies The Billies led 14-0 in the second quarter but allowed a TD before the break and lost to McKinley last weekend... The running game struggled to find any traction all night... Ben Clement led the Billies with 31 yards on 16 carries... Sam Castronova completed 9 of 24 passes for 152 yards and 2 TDs... Jeremy Spitzberg caught a Matt Foster 20-yard TD pass... Matt Foster caught a 76-yard TD pass... Kevin Mason caught 2 passes for 18 yards... Ben Clement caught 2 passes for 17 yards... Alex Hidalgo led the defense as he made 6 tackles and recorded a QB sack... Antonio Zedano helped the unit with 4 tackles and a QB sack... Fri., Sept. East High...7:00 Thu., Sept Wmsville North... 7:00 Fri., Sept Riverside... 7:00 Sat., Sept. Orchard Park...1:00 Sat., Oct. Wmsville East... 2:00 Fri., Oct McKinley... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Bishop Timon...7:00 Rushing: Clement , Castronova 59-97, Varner 22-88, Spitzberg 9-34, Shamenda 11-34, Bailey 5-27, Tuskes 3-20, Mason 1-9, Foster 2-2, Brown 1-2, Zendano 1-(-3). Receiving: Mason , Varner , Geska , Foster 9-149, Clement 8-99, Spitzberg 6-88, Huber 5-72, Beyer 3-17, Castronova 1-17, Buell 1-14, Bailey 1-9. TDs: Varner 5, Mason 5, Castronova 4, Foster 4, Spitzberg 3, Clement, Geska. Passing: Castronova , Varner , Bailey TD Passes: Castronova 14, Varner. Interceptions: Foster 2, Varner, Buell, Spitzberg. FRec: Zendano, Geska, Beyer, Hidago. 48 Wilson Lakemen The Lakeman trailed 29-7 at the half and a second-half rally fell short as they lost to Barker last weekend... Hunter Howland led the ground game as he rushed 18 times for 182 yards and a pair of 2 TDs... Tim Walch completed 11 of 22 passes for 159 yards and a TD. Walch also rushed for a TD... Kevin Duance caught 4 passes for Andrew Koroschetz 78 yards... Andrew Koroschetz caught 3 passes for 38 yards and a TD... Alexander Fox caught 2 passes for 41 yards... Justin Westmoreland had a big night as he was in on 15 tackles, including 11 solo. He also recovered a fumble... Jarred Held made 9 tackles, 5 primary... Chase Wheeler made 6 tackles... Fri., Sept. Akron...7:00 Fri., Sept Newfane...7:00 Fri., Sept Cleve Hill... 7:00 Sat., Sept. JFK... 1:30 Fri., Oct. Tonawanda... 7:30 Fri., Oct Barker-RH... 7:00 Fri., Oct Lackawanna...7:00 Rushing: Howland , Thuman 20-66, Walch 18-50, Mazur 2-0. Receiving: Daunce , Howland 9-93, Koroschetz 9-71, Rice 6-52, Fox 5-65, Thuman 2-9, Johnston 1-39, Daul TDs: Howland 3, Daunce 2, Walch 2, Johnston, Rice, Koroschetz. Passing: Walch , Howland TD Passes: Walch 5. Interceptions: Daunce, Rice, Howland. Fumbles: Westmorland 2 Fox, Howland, Daunce, Mytro, Held.

49 AA Div All PF PA Next Jamestown Orchard Park Frontier Hamburg Orchard Park Jamestown Kenmore West Kenmore East Lancaster Depew Lockport West Seneca West Niagara Falls Clarence Clarence Niagara Falls West Seneca West Lockport 2013 League Standings A North Div All PF PA Next Sweet Home McKinley Grand Island Wmsville North Kenmore East Kenmore West North Tonawanda Tonawanda Starpoint Iroquois Niagara Wheatfield Wmsville East A Central Div All PF PA Next McKinley Sweet Home Williamsville South Bishop Timon Williamsville North Grand Island Williamsville East Niagara Wheatfield East High Burgard Riverside Lake Shore A South Div All PF PA Next South Park Cardinal O Hara West Seneca East Hutch Tech Hamburg Frontier Hutch Tech W.Seneca East Iroquois Starpoint Lake Shore Riverside B North Div All PF PA Next Cheektowaga Maryvale Burgard East High Albion Medina Bennett Barker Medina Albion Lew-Port Amherst Amherst Lew-Port Maryvale Cheektowaga Barker Bennett B South Div All PF PA Next Alden East Aurora Depew Lancaster Pioneer Eden Eden Pioneer Springville Olean East Aurora Alden Olean Springville Dunkirk Fredonia C North Div All PF PA Next Cleveland Hill JFK Akron Newfane Lackawanna Wilson Tonawanda N.Tonawanda Newfane Akron JFK Cleve Hill Wilson Lackawanna C South Div All PF PA Next Fredonia Dunkirk Salamanca Gowanda Southwestern Falconer Falconer Southwestern Gowanda Salamanca Allegany-Limestone Silver Creek Silver Creek Alley-Limestone Photo by Mark Adair Cheektowaga RB Marshawn Gibson reaches for a pass during the Warriors win over Burgard last week. Gibson is 4th in WNY with 828 rushing yards. See the Leaders next page. Class D Div All PF PA Next Randolph Portville Maple Grove-CLake Clymer Portville Randolph Ellicottville Nichols Cassadaga Valley Cuba-Rushford Westfield Season Cancelled Class DD Div All PF PA Next Sherman Panama Panama Sherman Frewsburg Cattaraugus-LV Cattaraugus-LV Frewsburg Franklinville Pine Valley Clymer MGCLake Pine Valley Franklinville Msgr Martin Div All PF PA Next St. Joe s St. Mary s Canisius Mooney (Ohio) St. Mary s St. Joe s Bishop Timon Williamsville South St. Francis Aquinas Cardinal O Hara South Park Independent Div All PF PA Next Nichols Ellicottville 49

50 RUSHING Player (Team) Att Yards CDustin (Falconer) ,355 Doubek (Randolph) ,256 Geiger (Gowanda) Gibson (Cheektowaga) Davis (St. Joe s) Turner (Depew) McCarthy (Fredonia) Wolfe (Albion) Ollison (Canisius) Moorhead (Sherman) Grant (Alden) Walker (Orchard Park) Barnard (Tonawanda) West (Hutch Tech) Evert (Sweet Home) Brown (Medina) Saxton (Panama) Price (Kenmore West) Scott (South Park) CSmith (Lackwanna) Forster (Cattaraugus-LV) Achman (Iroquois) Mummery (Pioneer) Vallone (St. Mary s) Smythe (Eden) Woodard (N. Tonawanda) Zellner (N. Tonawanda) Riordan (Pioneer) Isler (Wmsville North) Sukmanowski (Grand Island) Howland (Wilson) FIELD GOALS Player (Team) FG (Lg) Justin Bliss (Pioneer)... 3 (28) Coatsworth (East Aurora)... 2 (37) Haubel (Amherst)... 2 (28) 10 players have kicked 1 FG WNY Leader Board RECEIVING Player (Team) Rec Yards Lauricella (Akron) Leonard (South Park) Jefferson (South Park) Bathurst (Olean) Carlson (Jamestown) Hopcia (Alden) Ferry (North Tonawanda) Daunce (Wilson) Mason (Wmsv South) Panebianco (Jamestown) Hughes (Wmsv North) Smiley (Sweet Home) Barna (Medina) Blackmon (Albion) Dussault (Alden) Varner (Wmsv South) Kelley (McKinley) Townsend (Lockport) Corbi (Lancaster) Sobieraski (Lockport) Hennessy (Olean) Goolsby (Starpoint) Murphy (Orchard Park) Watkins (Cleve Hill) Burdick (Newfane) Green (Amherst) Helenbrook (Lancaster) Luden (Sherman) INTERCEPTIONS Player (Team) INT Ford (Kenmore West)... 5 MkHampton (Burgard)... 4 Ford (Kenmore West)... 4 Tackentein (Pioneer)... 4 Wesley (Cleve Hill)... 4 CSmith (Lackawanna) Players with 3 Interceptions. PASSING YARDS Player (Team) Yards Sisson (Jamestown)... 1,571 Castronova (Wmsv South)... 1,202 Woodard (North Tonawanda)... 1,044 Mascio (South Park)... 1,017 KTorrillo (Sweet Home) Fron (Kenmore West) Gregoire (Lackawanna) TOUCHDOWN PASSES Player (Team) TD Sisson (Jamestown) KTorrillo (Sweet Home) Stoldt (Alden) Castronova (Wmsv South) Hellwig (Medina) McMahon (Kenmore East) Gregoire (Lackawanna) Players with 8 TD Passes. TOUCHDOWNS Player (Team) TD Doubek (Randolph) Turner (Depew) McCarthy (Fredonia) Price (Kenmore West) Sisson (Jamestown) CDustin (Falconer) Summers (Cheektowaga)...12 Walker (Orchard Park)...12 Davis (St. Joe s) Players with 10 Touchdowns. FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player (Team) FR Brown (Medina)... 4 Epps (McKinley)... 3 Greiner (Sherman)... 3 TyWheatley (Canisius)... 3 Ball (Springville)... 3 Greiner (Sherman)... 3 Keith (St. Mary s)... 3 THERE IS NO EASY WAY IN. IF THERE WERE, IT WOULDN T BE THE MARINE CORPS. IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES, TALK TO A MARINE CORPS RECRUITER AT THE NORTHERN LIGHTS PLAZA IN MATTYDALE NEAR THE CHRISTMAS TREE STORE. 50

51 WEEK 1 Friday, September 6th Burgard 14, Bennett 0 North Tonawanda 46, Lake Shore 28 Frontier 38, Clarence 12 Jamestown 52, Niagara Falls 14 Orchard Park 18, West Seneca West 0 Grand Island 17, Hamburg 6 Sweet Home 27, Iroquois 13 Williamsville South 16, East High 8 McKinley 14, Williamsville North 12 Albion 32, Barker-Roy-Hart 0 Alden 32, Dunkirk 7 Akron 45, Wilson 6 Lackawanna 38, Newfane 18 Salamanca 12, Falconer 0 Fredonia 55, Silver Creek 8 Southwestern 20, Gowanda 14 Sherman 12, Franklinville 0 Maple Grove-CLake 13, Portville 0 Randolph 44, Westfield 7 Canisius 42, McQuaid 15 Aquinas 32, Bishop Timon 8 Kenmore East 16, East Aurora 7 Medina 48, Amherst 6 Cattaraugus-LV 21, Allegany-Limestone 0 Frewsburg 35, Pine Valley 0 Ellicottville 26, Cassadaga Valley 11 St. Mary s 70, Smethport (Pa.) 7 Saturday, September 7th Cardinal O Hara 30, Nichols 28 Holy Trinity 21, St. Francis 18 Tonawanda 27, JFK 0 Panama 21, Clymer 0 Lancaster 22, Kenmore West 7 Lockport 7, Starpoint 0 Williamsville East 48, Riverside 8 Lew-Port 13, Niagara Wheatfield 7 Cleve Hill 14, Maryvale 0 Eden 20, Springville 12 St. Joe s 20, St. Anthony s 14 South Park 14, Hutch Tech 8 Depew 36, Olean 12 Oneida 47, Pioneer 7 West Seneca East 42, Central Square 16 Jamesville-DeWitt 13, Cheektowaga 12 WEEK 2 Thursday, September 12th Williamsville East 34, Amherst 9 Williamsville South 32, Williamsville North 6 Friday, September 13th Frontier 24, Niagara Falls 6 Lockport 33, Orchard Park 27 Hutch Tech 14, Hamburg 6 South Park 20, Iroquois 6 West Seneca East 57, Lake Shore 0 Grand Island 20, North Tonawanda 14 McKinley 40, Riverside 0 Lew-Port 30, Barker-Roy-Hart 16 Pioneer 10, Olean 7 (ot) Newfane 28, Wilson 13 Gowanda 20, JFK 0 Southwestern 23, Allegany-Limestone 12 Fredonia 42, Falconer 6 Salamanca 43, Silver Creek 18 Frewsburg 38, Franklinville 12 Cattaragus-LV 38, Panama 14 Portville 32, Westfield 6 Randolph 50, Ellicottville 0 Maple Grove-CLake 49, Nichols 6 Aquinas 3, Canisius 0 Western New York 2013 S C H E D U L E St. Francis 53, Edison Tech 14 Glen Oak (Ohio) 43, Bishop Timon 0 Lancaster 42, West Seneca West 0 Medina 44, Maryvale 14 Burgard 48, Albion 0 Depew 38, East Aurora 6 Springville 7, Dunkirk 6 Lackawanna 18, Tonawanda 6 Cassadaga Valley 42, Pine Valley 12 Saturday, September 14th St. Mary s 49, East High 0 Sherman 28, Clymer 0 Jamestown 50, Kenmore West 28 Kenmore East 22, Starpoint 0 Sweet Home 34, Niagara Wheatfield 8 Cheektowaga 20, Bennett 0 Alden 22, Eden 15 Cleve Hill 28, Akron 13 St. Joe s 35, Clarence 13 WEEK 3 Friday, September 20th Amherst 34, Barker-Roy-Hart 20 Hamburg 35, Lake Shore 14 Orchard Park 13, Clarence 7 Kenmore West 20, West Seneca West 9 Jamestown 58, South Park 32 West Seneca East 34, Iroquois 6 Alden 29, Hutch Tech 22 Williamsville South 48, Riverside 8 McKinley 36, East High 0 Cheektowaga 34, Albion 20 Bennett 62, Maryvale 7 Burgard 31, Lew-Port 0 Olean 32, Southwestern 16 Cleve Hill 48, Wilson 0 Silver Creek 20, Gowanda 0 Nichols 26, Portville 23 Cathedral Prep (Pa.) 49, St. Francis 14 Medina 40, Akron 20 Depew 28, Springville 13 Pioneer 35, Dunkirk 6 East Aurora 24, Eden 3 Falconer 45, Allegany-Limestone 28 Fredonia 35, Salamanca 22 Randolph 42, Frewsburg 8 Westfield, canceled Saturday, September 21st St. Mary s 21, Bishop Timon 6 Canisius 14, Walsh Jesuit 0 Maple Grove-CLake 56, Cassadaga Valley 0 Panama 34, Pine Valley 8 Sherman 34, Cattaraugus-LV 8 Franklinville 25, Clymer 12 Lackawanna 42, JFK 6 Frontier 23, Lockport 0 Grand Island 13, Niagara Wheatfield 7 Kenmore East 27, North Tonawanda 14 Sweet Home 37, Starpoint 6 Tonawanda 17, Newfane 7 Wmsville North 21, Wmsville East 0 St. Joe s 53, Cardinal O Hara 16 Lancaster 17, Niagara Falls 0 WEEK 4 Friday, September 27th Cheektowaga 43, Amherst 3 Kenmore West 33, Clarence 31 Jamestown 58, Lancaster 20 West Seneca East 10, Hamburg 7 Bishop Timon 41, Riverside 0 Maryvale 38, Barker-Roy-Hart 16 Bennett 36, Lew-Port 14 Pioneer 6, East Aurora 3 Cleve Hill 22, Lackawanna 8 Allegany-Limestone 30, Gowanda 8 Cattaraugus-LV 40, Clymer 6 Randolph 35, Maple Grove 7 Canisius 35, St. Francis 9 South Park 40, Lake Shore 0 Frontier 49, West Seneca West 0 Alden 28, Depew 7 Olean 35, Dunkirk 21 Salamanca 8, Springville 7 Akron 33, Tonawanda 22 Fredonia 28, Southwestern 21 Sherman 32, Pine Valley 6 Ellicottville 14, Franklinville 13 Saturday, September 28th Nichols Niagara Falls 22, Lockport 16 Orchard Park 42, Williamsville South 21 Iroquois 37, Hutch Tech 12 Aquinas 31, St. Joe s 21 JFK 30, Wilson 6 Panama 20, Frewsburg 12 Portville 19, Cassadaga Valley 18 Falconer 28, Silver Creek 14 Starpoint 20, Niagara Wheatfield 0 Sweet Home 49, North Tonawanda 13 Grand Island 34, Kenmore East 24 McKinley 26, Williamsville East 23 Albion 49, Newfane 6 Eden 23, Cardinal O Hara 16 Burgard 51, Medina 12 Williamsville North 37, East High 0 WEEK 5 Friday, October 4th Lake Shore 34, Hutch Tech 14 Jamestown 56, West Seneca West 8 McKinley 12, Niagara Falls 6 Hamburg 15, Iroquois 14 South Park 22, West Seneca East 0 North Tonawanda 35, Starpoint 12 Burgard 36, Amherst 7 Attica 7, Bennett 6 Cheektowaga 42, Barker-Roy-Hart 16 Alden 35, Pioneer 28 Gowanda 39, Falconer 38 Salamanca 20, Southwestern 14 Randolph 42, Silver Creek 7 Cattaraugus-LV 35, Franklinville 0 Portville 19, Ellicottville 8 Maple Grove-CLake St. Joe s 27, St. Francis 20 Bishop Timon 50, Cardinal O Hara 21 Orchard Park 14, Lancaster 7 Lew-Port 31, Medina 30 Depew 36, Dunkirk 6 Springville 6, East Aurora 0 Albion 39, Maryvale 6 Tonawanda 28, Wilson 14 Fredonia 49, Allegany-Limestone 17 Frewsburg 28, Sherman 18

52 WEEK 5 (Continued) Saturday, October 5th East High 26, Riverside 12 Clymer 29, Pine Valley 12 Akron 42, JFK 0 Panama 39, Cassadaga Valley 6 Nichols 30, Finney 8 Clarence 31, Lockport 21 Cleve Hill 40, Newfane 12 Kenmore West 26, Frontier 21 Kenmore East 27, Niagara Wheatfield 0 Williamsville North 41, Lackawanna 12 Sweet Home 19, Grand Island 7 Williamsville South 28, Williamsville East 7 Canisius 51, St. Mary s 0 Eden 20, Olean 14 WEEK 6 Friday, October 11th Lake Shore 36, Iroquois 15 Jamestown 52, Clarence 8 West Seneca East 20, West Seneca West 0 South Park 18, Hamburg 13 St. Mary s 20, Hutch Tech 16 McKinley 20, Williamsville South 14 Albion 14, Lew-Port 6 Amherst 14, Maryvale 0 Barker-Roy-Hart 44, Wilson 26 Pioneer 29, Springville 0 Salamanca 27, Allegany-Limestone 7 Portville 50, Falconer 34 Southwestern 18, Silver Creek 12 Panama 12, Franklinville 6 Cathedral Prep (Pa.) 56, St. Joe s 7 Williamsville East 34, East High 6 Frontier 31, Lancaster 0 Depew 45, Eden 16 East Aurora 14, Dunkirk 7 Akron 35, Lackawanna 24 Cleve Hill 48, Tonawanda 6 Fredonia 37, Gowanda 3 Cattaraugus-LV 29, Pine Valley 8 Frewsburg 33, Clymer 14 Maple Grove-CLake 14, Ellicottville 6 Saturday, October 12th Sherman 29, Nichols 7 Randolph 49, Cassadaga Valley 14 Orchard Park 34, Niagara Falls 6 Kenmore West 34, Lockport 12 North Tonawanda 34, Niagara Wheatfield 12 Grand Island 14, Starpoint 6 Sweet Home 34, Kenmore East 6 Williamsville North 47, Riverside 0 Bennett 40, Medina 14 Cheektowaga 12, Burgard 8 Newfane 33, JFK 6 Canisius 24, Bishop Timon 0 St. Francis 33, Cardinal O Hara 6 Alden 29, Olean 20 Western New York 2013 S C H E D U L E WEEK 7 Friday, October 18th North Tonawanda, 6:00 Amherst, 6:00 Niagara Clarence, 7:00 Frontier, 7:00 Orchard Park, 7:00 Cardinal O South Park, 7:00 Hutch West Seneca East, 7:00 Lake Riverside (RF), 7:00 Williamsville Bishop Timon, 7:00 Maryvale, 7:00 East Alden, 7:00 Akron, 7:00 Wilson, 7:00 Silver Creek, 7:00 Southwestern, 7:00 Gowanda, 7:00 Pine Franklinville, 7:00 Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00 Randolph, 7:00 Cardinal Mooney (Ohio), 7:00 St. Aquinas, 7:00 Depew, 7:30 Albion, 7:30 Dunkirk, 7:30 Springville, 7:30 Cassadaga Cuba-Rushford, 7:30 Saturday, October 19th East High (RF), 1:00 Nichols, 1:00 St. Joe St. Mary s 1:00 Barker-Roy-Hart (B), 1:30 Maple Clymer, 1:30 Sherman, 1:30 West Seneca Lockport, 2:00 Kenmore Kenmore West, 2:00 Starpoint, 2:00 Niagara Williamsville East, 2:00 Williamsville Grand Island, 2:00 Sweet Home, 2:00 Eden, 2:00 Cleve Hill, 2:00 WEEK 8 Friday, October 25th Section VI Playoffs TBA St. Mary St. Francis, 7:00 Saturday, October 26th Section VI Playoffs TBA Bishop St. Joe s, 2:00 Cardinal O Hara, 2:00 WEEK 10 Friday, November Ralph Wilson Msgr. Martin Playoffs, TBA Section VI Championships, TBA Saturday, November Ralph Wilson Msgr. Martin Playoffs, TBA Section VI Championships, TBA WEEK 11 Friday, November 15th NYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA Msgr. Martin Semifinals, TBA Saturday, November 16th NYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA Msgr. Martin Semifinals, TBA WEEK 12 Friday, November 22nd NYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA Saturday, November 23rd NYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA Msgr. Martin Association Championship WEEK 9 Friday, November 1st Section VI Semifinals TBA St. Bishop Timon, 7:00 Saturday, November 2nd Section VI Semifinals TBA St. Joe Canisius, 1:00 St. Mary Cardinal O Hara, 2:00 WEEK 13 Friday, November Carrier Dome NYS Championships, TBA Saturday, November Carrier Dome NYS Championships, TBA

53 It s not the critic who counts. Not the man who points out where the strong man stumbled or where the doer of deeds could have done them 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 triumph of 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 FootballWeekly Upstate Are You Game?