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1 District 3 Notes for York & Adams Counties Week Four By Bill Engelhardt York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Division I action: The Mustangs of South Western (2-2 overall, 1-0 league) galloped over the Eagles of Dover (2-2 overall, 0-1 league) J. R. Mummert led the Mustangs rushing attack with 20 carries for 136-yards (including a 5-yard touchdown), followed by Jeb Shipley with 9 for 107-yards (including a 25-yard touchdown), Chris Helwig with 11 for 76-yards (including a 5-yard touchdown), Kyle King with 2 for 48-yards (including a 36-yard touchdown), Mike Brant with 4 for 22-yards (including a 5-yard touchdown), Zac Scott with 4 for 20-yards (including a 5-yard touchdown), Tyrell McCleary with 1 for 18-yards, Ian Smith with 2 for 14-yards, Jeff Hacker with 2 for 12-yards, and David Sager with 2 for 9-yards. Quarterback David Sager completed 1 pass for a 41-yard touchdown to Drew Sneeringer before leaving the game with an injury in the second quarter, and backup Quarterback Ian Smith completed 2 passes for 33-yards, 1 for 9- yards to Chris Helwig and 1 for 9-yards to Alex Berwager for the Mustangs. Zac Kruger kicked a 24-yard field goal and 6 extra points for the Mustangs. Brandon Nicastro recovered a fumble, Andrew Sells and Drew Sneeringer each had 2 sacks and Derek Supel had a sack for the Mustangs. Vaughn Hebron led the Eagles rushing attack with 17 carries for 131-yards (including a 3-yard touchdown), followed by Zach Myers with 6 for 27-yards, Jeff Wesko with 1 for 2-yards, Rodney Brown with 2 for minus 2-yards, and Steven Ferry with 4 for minus 8-yards. Quarterback Ferry completed 8 passes for 81-yards and a touchdown, 3 for 38-yards to Carlos Rivera, 2 for 20-yards to Andy Wolfgang, 1 for 14-yards to Zach Myers, 1 for a 6-yard touchdown to Vaughn Hebron, and 1 for 3-yards to Bryton Reaser, for the Eagles. Carlos Rivera intercepted a pass and returned a kickoff 94-yards for a touchdown for the Eagles. Chris Hoover kicked 3 extra points for the Eagles. The Bearcats of William Penn of York (4-0 overall, 1-0 league) and the Lions of Red Lion (1-3 overall, 0-1 league) Jordan Davis led the Bearcats rushing attack with 52-yards, followed by Brandon Walker with 48 (including touchdowns of 1 and 1-yard), Steffonte Doby with 25 (including an 8-yard touchdown), Deonte Davis with 11, Terry Owens with 5 (including a 1-yard touchdown), Kahil Thompson with 3-yards, Ratik Drakeford with no yards, Javaughn Murphy with minus 1-yard, Kelvin Parker with minus 1-yards, Newt Miller with minus 4-yards, and Aaron Daniels with minus 7-yards. Quarterback Jordan Davis completed 12 passes for 242- yards and 3 touchdowns, 2 for 118-yards to Andre Callum, 4 for 67-yards to Malik Generett (including touchdowns of 25 and 5-yards), 2 for 30-yards to Miller, 3 for 25-yards to Murphy, and 1 for a 2-yard touchdown to Barry Bowman, for the Bearcats. Malik Generett intercepted a pass and Terry Owens recovered a fumble for the Bearcats. Chad Kelly led the Lions rushing attack with 66-yards, followed by Brett Fishel with 42, Stephen States with 16 (including a 7- yard touchdown), Jacob Hagan with 3, Joseph Ross with minus 3-yards, and Michael Wiertel with minus 11-yards. Quarterback Kelly completed 12 passes for 145-yards and a touchdown, 3 for 41-yards to Maxwell Horka, 4 for 40-yards to Todd Maciejewski (including a 16-yard touchdown), 3 for 33-yards to Ross, and 2 for 31-yards to Fishel, for the Lions. Dylan McCoy kicked a 34-yard field goal for the Lions. Joseph Ross intercepted a pass for the Lions.

2 The Panthers of Central York (3-1 overall, 1-0 league) defeated the Rockets of Spring Grove (1-3 overall, 0-1 league D. J. Harrison led the Panthers rushing attack with 195-yards (including touchdowns of 8, 45, and 48-yards), followed by T. J. Shaffer with 32 (including touchdowns of 5 and 3-yards), Chris Englar with 19, Charles Anderson with a 14-yard touchdown, Brandon Workinger with 9, Parrish Fells with 3-yards, Zach Sprenkle with minus 2- yards, and Blaine Liggins with minus 4-yards. Quarterback Workinger completed 13 passes for 95-yards, 6 for 43-yards to Liggins, 3 for 30-yards to Fells, 1 for 9-yards to Harrison, 1 for 8- yards to Shaffer, 1 for 6-yards to Kyle Baublitz, and 1 for minus 1-yard to Anderson, for the Panthers. L Mar Calhoun returned a punt 48-yards for a touchdown and Charles Anderson returned an interception 35-yards for a touchdown, and Alex Kelly kicked a 41-yard field goal for the Panthers. Charles Anderson intercepted a pass, Chris Royer recovered a fumble, and Tyler Benton blocked a punt for the Panthers. Mike Anderson, Brennen Inch and Kodi Ross each had 2 sacks, and Charles Anderson and Karl Rice each had 1 sack for the Panthers. Neal Grudi led the Rockets rushing attack with 30-yards, followed by Aaron Hart with 14, Ian Smith with 5 (including a 19-yard touchdown), Bobby Bailey with 4-yards, Joseph Slate with 1-yard, Josh Nell with minus 3, and Ben Reigart with minus 5-yards. Quarterback Ian Smith completed 12 passes for 305-yards and 2 touchdowns, and Grudi completed 1 pass for 27-yards for the Rockets. Matt Brookhart caught 5 passes for 151-yards (including a 47-yard touchdown), Ben Reigart caught 3 for 97-yards (including a 81-yard touchdown), Coty Slothour caught 1 for 39- yards, Bailey caught 2 for 26-yards, Nell caught 1 for 13-yards, and Hart caught 1 for 6-yards, for the Rockets. Ben Riegart kicked a 38-yard field goal for the Rockets. Wildcats of Dallastown (4-0 overall, 1-0 league) out lasted the Colonials of New Oxford (1-3 overall, 0-1 league) Chris Hunt led the Wildcats rushing attack with a 50-yard touchdown run, followed by Kole Kraut with 48 (including touchdowns of 2, 6, and 7-yards), Tyler Imhoff with 33, Anthony DeFabio with 7, Alex Orwig with 5-yards, and J. J. Sweeney with minus 8- yards. Quarterback Hunt completed 2 passes for 38-yards, 1 for 27-yards to Eric Shoff and 1 for 11-yards to Kraut, for the Wildcats. Kraut and Nate Trovinger each intercepted a pass for the Wildcats. Nick Rebert led the Colonials rushing attack with 59-yards (including a 3-yard touchdown), followed by Tanner McNutt with 40 (including a 5-yard touchdown), Ryan Luckenbaugh with 26, Sean Odom with 3-yards, and Steve Sanders with minus 1-yard. Quarterback Luckenbaugh completed 14 passes for 148-yards and a touchdown, 8 for 101-yards to Zack Groft (including a 19-yard touchdown), 1 for 15-yards to Devon Ott, 1 for 8-yards to T. J. Hartlaub, 1 for 8-yards to Rebert, 1 for 6-yards to Robert Laughman, 1 for 5-yards to Connor Neiman, and 1 for 5-yards to Jerome Pritchett, for the Colonials. York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Division II action: The Warriors of Susquehannock (1-3 overall, 1-0 league) shut out the Bobcats of Northeastern (1-3 overall, 0-1 league) Toby Bonitz led the Warriors rushing attack with 81-yards (including touchdowns of 22, 1, and 27-yards), followed by Drew Crane with 67, Jordan Robinson with 62, Brad Vecere with 41, Patrick Miller with 34 (including a 7-yard touchdown), Dakota Heath with 20, Tyler Ward with 11, and Josh Rakvin with 5-yards. Quarterback Miller completed 7 passes for 76-yards, 2 for 28-yards to Brandon Jones, 2 for 26-yards to Heath, 1 for 12-yards to Robinson, 1 for 9-yards to Vecere, and 1 for 1-yard to Bonitz, for the Warriors. Justin Michalak led the meager Bobcats rushing attack with 17-yards, followed by Juan Martinez

3 with 6, Shawn Hansel with 3-yards, Aaron Greene with 1-yard, Josh Writer with minus 1, Roger Eaton with minus 6, and Brian Hunter with minus 6-yards. Roger Eaton completed 5 passes for 44-yards, 2 for 33-yards to Patrick Hilbert, 1 for 13-yards to Dom Kinsler, 1 for 4-yards to Michalak, and 1 for minus 6-yards to Hunter, for the Bobcats. The Bulldogs of West York (3-1 overall, 1-0 league) romped over the Division III Knighthawks of Hanover (0-4 overall, 0-1 league) Brandon Real led the Bulldogs rushing attack with 137-yards (including 4 touchdowns of 55, 25, 10, and 10-yards), followed by Corey Harris with 88 (including a 29-yard touchdown), Zach Trone with 69-yards (including a 3-yard touchdown), Mark Fox with 1-yard, and Josh Kukorio with minus 1-yard. Quarterback Alex George completed 4 passes for 107-yards and 2 touchdowns, 3 to Nate Jacobs for 79-yards (including touchdowns of 26 and 27-yards) and 1 to Blaine Fissel for 28-yards, for the Bulldogs. Brandon Real also returned a kickoff 77-yards for a touchdown and he returned a punt 66-yards for another touchdown, giving him 6 touchdowns in the game. Aaron James recovered a fumble, Blake Campbell had 2.5 sacks, Jordan Rinehart had 1.5 sacks, Chadd Hinds and Josh Kukorlo each had 1 sack, and Cody Harlacker had.5 of a sack for the Bulldogs. Joe Null led the Knighthawks rushing attack with 51-yards, followed by Jordan Collins with 20, Peyton Carter with 6, Wes Reichard with 2-yards, Steven Laughman with 1-yard, Juan Lemus with minus 1- yard, and Josh Livelsberger with minus 15-yards. Quarterback Livelsberger completed 2 passes for 28-yards and a touchdown, 1 for a 24-yard touchdown to Jake Goodfellow, and 1 for 4-yards to Peyton Caler, for the Knighthawks. The Thunderbolts of Littlestown (4-0 overall, 1-0 league) out lasted the Trojans of York Suburban (2-2 overall, 0-1 league) Tyler Fodor led the Thunderbolts rushing attack with 66-yards, followed by Sean Doherty with 50 (including touchdowns of 7, 3 and 5-yards), Matt Koontz with 29, and Jerrod Reynolds with 22-yards (including a 7-yard touchdown). Quarterback Reynolds completed 21 passes for 365-yards and 4 touchdowns and Matt Koontz completed 1 pass for 11-yards for the Thunderbolts. Justin Emig caught 8 passes for 136-yards (including touchdowns of 7 and 27-yards), followed by Matt Koontz with 7 for 90-yards (including a 51-yard touchdown), Ryan Wickline with 7 for 88-yards (including a 20-yard touchdown), Kevin Gibson with 4 for 55-yards, and Sean Doherty with 2 for 7-yards, for the Thunderbolts. Josh Lombard recovered a fumble, Daniel Buckley had 2 sacks, and Tyler Fodor and Luke Redding each had a sack for the Thunderbolts. Nathaniel Cross led the Trojans rushing attack with 97-yards (including touchdowns of 9 and 18-yards), followed by Cody Waltimyer with 80 (including touchdowns of 10 and 4-yards), Elijah Porcher with a 13-yard touchdown, Cole Wagner with minus 3-yards, and A. J. Sottasante with minus 9-yards. Quarterback Sottasante completed 15 passes for 172-yards and a touchdown, 3 for 65-yards to Corey Bright, 5 for 48-yards to Wagner (including a 2-yard touchdown), 5 for 46-yards to Cross, 1 for 13-yards to Andrew Moats, and 1 for 12-yards to Waltimyer, and Porcher completed 1 pass for 16-yards to Roland Boyer, for the Trojans. The Rams of Kennard-Dale (1-3 overall, 1-0 league) routed the Golden Knights of Eastern York (2-2 overall, 0-1 league) 39-16, with a 543-yard rushing show that saw 3 runners top the 100- yard mark. Quarterback Duncan Leftridge led the Rams rushing attack with 221-yards (including touchdowns of 2, 43 and 41-yards), followed by Ethan Hornbarger with 162 (including touchdowns of 10 and 3-yards), Jordan Senkbeil with 119, Matt Romoser with 27

4 (including a 1-yard touchdown), and Shane Solomon with 14-yards. Leftridge completed 2 passes for 30-yards, 1 to Tyler Boland for 18-yards and 1 to Jordan Shank for 12-yards, for the Rams. Zach Brown kicked 3 extra points for the Rams. Andy Siple led the Golden Knights rushing attack with 188-yards, followed by Jared Smeltzer with 67, and Mark Holloway with 4- yards. Quarterback Holloway completed 6 passes for 23-yards, 3 for 21-yards to Alex Seitz, 2 for 1-yard to Ryan Yohe, and 1 for 1-yard to Quinn Toomey, for the Golden Knights. Erik Moore kicked a 32-yard field goal and an extra point for the Golden Knights. York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Division III action: The Eagles of Bermudian Springs (3-1 overall, 1-0 league) romped over the Green Knights of Fairfield (0-4 overall, 0-1 league) Derek Mummert led the Eagles rushing attack with 116- yards, followed by Preston Green with 68, Adam Stroup with 44, Austin Keller with 30, Ben Goldhammer with 22, Jeisson Lloret with 22, Michael Megonnell with 15, Ben Allison with 5, and Jordan Selfe with 4-yards. Quarterback Selfe completed 10 passes for 162-yards, 5 for 89- yards to Stroup, 2 for 39-yards to Jacob Stimer, and 3 for 34-yards to Green, for the Eagles. Eric Caldwell kicked 7 extra points for the Eagles. Derek Smith led the Green Knights rushing attack with 20-yards (including a 9-yard touchdown), followed by Cody Kuykendall with 20-yards, Jeff Adams with 18, Travis Stambaugh with 15, Sam Fissel with 3-yards, Craig Colopy with 1-yard, and Andrew Potts with minus 16-yards. Quarterback Potts completed 2 passes for 56-yards, 1 for 45-yards to Kuykendall and 1 for 11-yards to Jeff Adams, for the Green Knights. Stambaugh s 76-yard return of a kickoff to the Eagles 9-yard line set up the Derek Smith touchdown for the Green Knights. The Squires of Delone Catholic (4-0 overall, 1-0 league) shut out the Canners of Biglerville (2-2 overall, 0-1 league) Wesley Smith led the Squires rushing attack with 120-yards (including a 90-yard touchdown), followed by Dustin Reed with 88 (including a 43-yard touchdown), Joshua McNutt with 77, Aidan Carroll with 6, Cody Reed with 4, Dan Wildasin with 4, Noah Landi with 3, Joe Plummer with 2, and Sam Comly with no yards. Quarterback Landi completed 4 passes for 132-yards and 3 touchdowns, 1 for 46-yards and a touchdown to Reed, 1 for 45- yards and a touchdown to Justin George, and 2 for 41-yards to Allen Neiderer (including an 8- yard touchdown), for the Squires. Parker Showers led the Canners rushing attack with 127- yards, followed by Nic Lieberum with 52, and Jarred Picarelli with 11-yards. Quarterback Picarelli completed 11 passes for 78-yards, 1 for 27-yards to Zach Witherow, 4 for 24-yards to Tommy Kranias, 4 for 18-yards to Mike Wagner, and 2 for 9-yards to Parker Showers, for the Canners. The Fighting Irish of York Catholic (2-2 overall, 1-0 league) shut out the Spartans of York County Tech (1-3 overall, 0-1 league) Sean Obermeier led the Fighting Irish rushing attack with 91-yards, followed by Frank Paolantonio with 45 (including a 6-yard touchdown), Matthew Webb with 10 (including a 1-yard touchdown), Brandon Jones with 6, Jorge Deihl with 5, Leo Skahan with 3, Jay Goldstein with 2-yards, and Adam Sentz with minus 4-yards. Quarterback Sentz completed 4 passes for 41-yards, 2 for 39-yards to Gary Laucks (including a 32-yard touchdown), 1 for 7-yards to Travis Marks, and 1 for minus 5-yards to Obermeier, for the Fighting Irish. Goldstein returned a kickoff 85-yards for a touchdown and Obermeier returned a fumble 98-yards for a touchdown and kicked a 36-yard field goal for the Fighting

5 Irish. The Fighting Irish also scored a safety when a Spartans punt snap went through the end zone. Devon Talley led the Spartans rushing attack with 123-yards, followed by Jerymie Stoner with 3, A. J. Jamison with 2, Lee Yeager with 2-yards, and Kent Weibley with minus 4-yards. Quarterback Weibley completed 1 pass for 13-yards to Edward Rosario for the Spartans. Adams or York County Mid-Penn action: The Warriors of Gettysburg (3-1 overall, 0-1 Mid-Penn Colonial Division) defeated the Greyhounds of Shippensburg (3-1 overall, 0-1 Mid-Penn Capital Division) Zach Hill led the Warriors rushing attack with 61-yards, followed by Justin Jones with 56 (including a 6-yard touchdown), Trevon Johnson with 35-yards (including a 4-yard touchdown), D. J. Johnson with minus 1-yard, Benttion with minus 2-yards, and A. J. Acevedo with minus 24-yards. Quarterback Justin Jones (who took over the position this week) completed 10 passes for 224- yards and 3 touchdowns, and former quarterback Trevon Johnson completed 1 pass for 20-yards for the Warriors. Both Johnson and Jones will see action at the quarterback position in the future as conditions dictate. Trevon Johnson caught 3 passes for 118-yards (including touchdowns of 24 and 73-yards), Tyler White caught 6 passes for 103-yards, and Justin Horan caught 2 passes for 23-yards (including a 3-yard touchdown), for the Warriors. Zach Hill and Miles Sherman each recovered a fumble for the Warriors and Sherman returned his 35-yards for a touchdown. D. J. Johnson had 2 sacks, Adam Willman had 1 sack and A. J. Acevedo, Justin Horan and Justin Rudisill each were credited with a half a sack for the Warriors. Colin Byrne kicked 4 extra points for the Warriors. Ethan Naylor led the Greyhounds rushing attack with 57-yards, followed by Todd Statum with 36, Jared Hamilton with 32, Josh Ott with 10 (including a 5-yard touchdown), Marshall Garrett with 7-yards, Dylan Varner with minus 1-yard, Wayne Craig with minus 5-yards, and Greg Boldosser with minus 28-yards. Quarterback Boldosser completed 4 passes for 85-yards and a touchdown, 1 for 55-yards and a touchdown to Craig, 1 for 20-yards to Dakota Pierce, 1 for 5-yards to Naylor, and 1 for 5-yards to James Wenger, for the Greyhounds. The Polar Bears of Northern York (3-1 overall, 2-0 Mid Penn Capital Division) were edged by the Wildcats of Mechanicsburg (4-0 overall, 2-0 Mid Penn Colonial Division) Tarik Leftenant led the Wildcats rushing attack with 70-yards (including a 10-yard touchdown), followed by Jake Zeigler with 43, Devon Hensel with 2-yards, and Ben Anderson with minus 1- yard. Quarterback Zeigler completed 7 passes for 96-yards and 2 touchdowns, 3 for 68-yards to Anderson (including a 53-yard touchdown), 2 for 20-yards to Adam Tuttle (including a 12-yard touchdown), 1 for 6-yards to Matt Koveleski, and 1 for 2-yards to Hensel, for the Wildcats. Ben Anderson kicked a 23-yard field goal and 2 extra points for the Wildcats. Robbie Bleiler led the Polar Bears rushing attack with 29-yards, followed by Jake Boone with 44 (including a 16-yard touchdown), Robert DeMuro with 29, and Joe Tuschak with 7-yards. Quarterback Tuschak completed 11 passes for 129-yards and a touchdown, 2 for 51-yards to Ryan Aumiller, 4 for 48- yards to Hank Sanders, 3 for 20-yards to Bleiler (including a 6-yard touchdown), 1 for 8-yards to Nate Warner, and 1 for 2-yards to Patrick Piassio, for the Polar Bears. Jake Warner kicked 2 field goals, for 30 and 37-yards, and an extra point for the Polar Bears. The Polar Bears got a safety when a Wildcats punt snap went out of the end zone The Patriots of Red Land (3-1 overall, 1-0 Mid-Penn Colonial Division) routed the Bulldogs of Big Spring (1-3 overall, 0-0 Mid Penn Capital Division) Dan Yenger led the Patriots

6 rushing attack with 248-yards (including touchdowns of 51, 53, 8 and 13-yards), followed by Demond Burwell with 27, Nick Diller with 10, Brad Medellin with 10, Scotty Acri with 2-yards, and Chad Christen with minus 1-yard. Brad Medellin completed 3 passes for 51-yards and a touchdown and Chad Christen completed 3 passes for 41-yards for the Patriots. Nick Liddell caught 4 passes for 54-yards, followed by Adam Keller with 1 for 26-yards and a touchdown, and Devin Howard with 1 for 12-yards, for the Patriots. Christen also kicked a 27-yard field goal and 3 extra points for the Patriots. Ethan Ross had 2 interceptions, Alex Schwartz had 1 interception, Lee Hoover registered 2 sacks, and Adam Keller, Jeff Lancione, Nick Liddell, and Aaron Wolaver each registered a sack for the Patriots. Chad Christen punted twice for 89-yards, for a 44.5-yard average for the Patriots. Sophomore Austin Coyle led the Bulldogs rushing attack with 52-yards, followed by Cory Gantz with 40-yards, and Cory Casell with 27-yards (including a 1-yard touchdown). Quarterback Luke Etter completed 7 passes for 70-yards, including 4 for 61-yards to Tyler Baum, for the Bulldogs.