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1 S E C T I O N 6 Upstate Football W E E K L Y Sparking The Sparks South Park plays Hamburg in a huge A South Game October 1, 2014 Issue No Pages INSIDE: Wilson leads Warriors into Big B Battle Sophomore QB Starring for Orchard Park The Gold Crush Senior linebacker Brad Zaffram leads a suffocating defense at Canisius Starpoint grad Leads Alfred Offensive Line PLUS: State Records Team Reports NYS Rankings Schedules ALSO: Sideline Chatter Extra Point Section 6 Standings

2 This Week s Lineup: 10 Junior Leads Lockport Lockport beat Starpoint in the school s annual rivalry game last year. Lockport junior Khalil James rushed for 205 yards and 4 TDs in the win. This is James first year of high school football. 11 Sophomore Stars for OP Orchard Park beat Erie (Pa.) McDowell last week to improve to 4-0 on the season. If Orchard Park is going to contend for the Class AA title this fall, they will need to get big games from their sophomore QB Dillon Janca. 12 Grand Island Stays in Race Grand Island beat Kenmore East last week and stayed in the race for the Class A division title. If the Vikings are going to make the Class A playoffs they will need big games from senior Anthony Mosher. 13 Macks Rely on Keyon McKinley beat Lake Shore last week to improve to 2-2 and stay alive in the race for the Class A playoffs. In the win, QB Keyon Johnson rushed for 211 yards and scored a TD on a 71-yard run. Contents OCTOBER 1, 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 Kraig Kurzanski Honored for Win Williamsville South coach Kraig Kurzanski was named the Buffalo Bills-National Guard Coach of the Week after his team beat North Tonawanda last weekend. That was a good win, Kurzanski said. I m feeling real confident about our team. We have a lot of good players and they are excited and focused. The Billies improved to 4-0 with the win as they head into their annual Yom Kippur game that will be played this Thursday evening against crosstown rival Williamsville East. The East game is a big thing in our community, Kurzanski said. It s the closest thing to a rivalry that we have. All the kids grow up together and they all know each other. Kurzanski said that playing on Thursday makes the week difficult. We have to be careful that we don t wear our kids out, he said. It limits what we can put in that week. It can be difficult. In the win over North Tonawanda, the Billies jumped out to an early 14-0 lead. We started out pretty good, Kurzanski said, but NT is a pretty good program and they fought back. The Lumberjacks had scored to pull within But South s Matt Foster returned the kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown and a 21-7 lead. We never really looked back after that, Kurzanski said. They worked hard to score and cut into our lead and within 13 seconds we scored again. It s like a punch in the belly when that happens. It s pretty huge. Williamsville South had won their previous three games by a total of 13 points - something that critics had pointed to as a sign that the Billies weren t that good. We had opportunities to score but didn t, Kurzanski said. We sold our kids that we needed to 4 finish games. This time they did. In addition to enjoying his team s 4-0 start, Kurzanski is also overcoming a scare. On Labor Day, just 4 days before the season started, he was admitted to the hospital with a heart ailment. I was in the hospital for three days, Kurzanski said. I m blessed to have great assistant coaches and they really stepped up that week. Defensive coordinator Brian Swatland assumed the role of head coach while Kurzanski was in the hospital. Offensive coordinator Tom Woodruff and Line Coach Kevin Lester also assumed part of Kurzanski s normal duties. I think one of the most under appreciated people in high school sports are the assistant coaches, Kurzanski said. I am fortunate to have good ones. The Billies preparation for the season opener did not seem to be affected. Photo by Buffalo Bills Williamsville South coach Kraig Kurzanski was named the Coach of the Week by the Buffalo Bills and the National Guard. Kurzanski led his Billies to a win over North Tonawanda last week. Our kids were very good, Kurzanski said. They understand that I m just one of the coaches, not the whole program. Kurzanski s players stayed in contact with him throughout the week. They called and texted me, he said. That meant a lot to me. Kurzanski rejoined his team on Thursday. I got out of the hospital and my wife took me to practice, Kurzanski said. The kids were waiting for me. The doctor says that I am allowed to coach so that s what I m going to do. Kurzanski says he will have to change a few things in order to continue coaching. I have to change my eating and stay off of caffeine, he said. But, other than that, we re back and we are working on winning the next game.

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6 Cheektowaga faces tough two weeks Cheektowaga improved to 3-1 with a win over Amherst last week. The Warriors led in the third quarter before pulling away. The meat of our schedule is in front of us, coach Mike Fatta said. We ve won our first two league games, so we like what we are doing so far. We are just trying to improve our own team because the next two weeks will dictate our season. Cheektowaga is 2-0 in B Central games and has two crucial contests coming up. The Warriors will play at Depew this Friday before playing Alden at home. Depew is the defending champions in Class B, Fatta said, and we know Alden is a good team. We re trying to make the playoffs so these next two weeks are pretty big. Fatta says that his team has been inconsistent this season. We have a Photo by Nick Loverde Cheektowaga senior Robert Wilson #56. young team this year, he said. We have just one returning starter from last year on defense. Getting the kids to play consistently for four quarters of football has been a challenge. If the Warriors are going to emerge as the best team in the B Central Division, they will be relying on senior center Robert Wilson to lead the offense. He s an intense kid who never takes a play off, Fatta said. He plays at a high level and is physically dominant. Wilson, a 3-year starter at center, is a team captain. He s our true captain, the team leader, Fatta said. Most of the time, the spotlight gets shown on all the offensive weapons we have. But he is a dominant center and definitely one of the team leaders. Wilson (6-0, 215) has an academic average in the high 90s. We do a lot of zone blocking and he understands it, Fatta said. He s an intelligent kid. Wilson also plays baseball at Cheektowaga. He s a driven kid, Fatta said. He s a very good athlete and he does great with his academics. He s pretty fiery out on the field and he s definitely the leader of our group. 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

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8 Football University By Position. By Professionals. By Invitation Only. Offense Marshawn Gibson simply exploded as he led Cvheektowaga to a win over Amherst. Gibson ran 27 times for 333 yards and 6 touchdowns. Gibson scored on runs of 3, 67, 55, 23, 4 and 50 yards. Score an invite today at FootballUniversity.org Players of the Week THE FBU EXPERIENCE From the creators of the U.S. Army All-American Bowl comes a one-of-a-kind football camp; a training experience exclusively for the nation's elite youth and high school players. Defense Darlell Sanders had a huge game as he led Burgard past Medina 36-6 last week. Sanders made 11 tackles and recorded a QB sack. In the third quarter, Sanders picked up a fumble and returned it 75 yards for a touchdown. POSITION-SPECIFIC TRAINING The Football University (FBU) camp experience focuses on intense position-specific technique training taught by our expert faculty of former and current NFL coaches who have a passion for sharing this experience with young athletes. FBU will be an experience you will never forget. Special Teams Terrell Ford took the second-half kickoff and returned it 87 yards for a TD as Kenmore West rallied from a 12-6 halftime deficit to beat Niagara Falls last weekend. Ford also rushed 22 times for 196 yards and TDs of 9 and 63 yards. 8

9 QB Sparks South Park Offense South Park beat West Seneca East 14-7 last week to improve South Park (3-1) will host Hamburg (4-0) this weekend in a 3-1 on the season, 3-0 in A South Division games. game that will probably decide to the A South Division title. What surprised most area fans is that the high-flying Sparks This is a huge game, Delaney said. The Division title is won a defensive battle. very important to us. I know what the perception of our team is, South Park In 2013, South Park won the A South title for the first time in coach Tim Delaney said, but we do play well on defense. Our school history. But the Sparks lost in the first round of the playoffs to eventual Class A champ Williamsville North. kids usually execute the defensive game plan pretty well. And we have some tackling When you are chasing machines at linebacker. a title, it s a little easier to The Sparks led just 6-0 gear up to try and get at the half and trailed 7-6 one, Delaney said. We entering the final quarter. want to hold on to what QB Tyree Brown snuck we won last year. Now we in from 1-yard out for the are getting everyone s best game-winning TD midway shot every week. And our through the fourth quarter. goal is to go further this West Seneca East did a year. great job keeping the ball If the Sparks are going away from us, Delaney to win the A South and said. But our defense did advance in the playoffs, a great job keeping us in they will need a big performance from junior QB it. Brown completed two Tyree Brown. passes to DeAndre Brown He did not play quarterback on the JV team last on the game-winning drive. year, Delaney said. He That put us in position was a really good skill to score, Delaney said. player. When we brought Those were two nice some kids up at the end of passes at pretty critical the season, he took some times. snaps at QB because we The Sparks only loss had an idea he would be this season was to St. Francis. While South Park Photo by Mark Adair lost 34-12, they trailed just entering the final quarter. We turned the ball over seven times that night, Delaney said. You re not going to beat anyone doing that. Delaney scheduled the game against St. Francis simply to get his team ready for the tougher competition they will face in the post-season. We are trying to play against good football programs, Delaney said. Whether it s a private or public school doesn t mater to us. We think playing a team like St. Francis will help us when it comes to the post-season. Delaney did a similar thing a year ago when he scheduled a game against Jamestown, the eventual Class AA champions. We want to be known as one of the top programs in the area, he said. If you re going to do that, you have to play against other top programs. While the Sparks have a reputation as a high-flying offensive scoring machine, Delaney says his team hasn t actually played that well on offense. We are slowly coming along, he said. We re getting better each week. I think that once we find a rhythm on offense, we will be tough on that side of the ball, too. South Park QB Tyree Brown rushed for over 100 yards in the Sparks 14-7 win over West Seneca East last week. 9 the starter this year. Delaney says he needs a play-maker at the QB spot. His athletic ability is outstanding, he said. He can throw the football but his running ability gives us an extra dimension at quarterback. He is a phenomenal athlete and has a chance to be an exceptional player. Brown was timed at 4.55 in the 40-yard dash at the University at Buffalo s football camp this past summer. He s pretty quick, Delaney said. And he s an excellent runner. He rushed for over 100 yards against West Seneca East. Brown (5-9, 170) is not a powerful bruising runner. He s not a scrawny kid, Delaney said, but we have other kids who can pound the ball inside. Brown injured his ankle in the loss to St. Francis. He couldn t run that night, Delaney said. We want him to carry the ball on a third of the carries. It really changed what we were trying to do that day. He s back to 100 percent now. Delaney s past two QBs, Maurice Howie and Tyler Mascio, were Connolly Cup finalists. We ve been lucky to have a kid that can play the QB position the last few years, Delaney said. Tyree is still maturing in the offense and will do nothing but get better. As he continues to get better, we ll continue to get better.

10 AA N O T E B O O K N O R T H Williamsville North raced to a 39-0 lead at the half and beat Niagara Wheatfield 59-0 last week... Chad Steinwachs completed 11 of 14 passes for 170 yards and 5 TDs while only playing the first half... Steinwachs has passed for 464 yards and 11 TDs this season... NORTH AA At A Glance Div All Williamsville North Kenmore West Lockport Niagara Falls Niagara Wheatfield Thursday, October 2nd Wmsville Kenmore West, 7:00 Saturday, October 4th Niagara St. Mary s, 2:00 Niagara Lockport, 2:00 Junior RB Leads Lockport Lockport beat Starpoint in the school s annual rivalry game last year. While the rivalry is still new - this was just the 7th game between the teams - it is quickly growing in both communities. Our booster club made $700 at the snack bar for the JV game that morning, Lockport coach Greg Bronson said. It was a big crowd. And the varsity game over at Starpoint was pretty full, too. The close proximity of the districts makes a rivalry game a natural for Bronson. A lot of our kids play with their kids in Little Loop football, he said. Our kids know each other from way back. Lockport is now 2-2 on the season, 1-1 in AA North Division games. The Lions lost 5 turnovers in their loss to Lancaster and 4 more in their loss to Kenmore West. We have been in position in both losses, Bronson said. If we don t turn the ball over, we have been in the games. The Lions trailed at halftime of the win over Starpoint. It was quite entertaining for everyone who was there, Bronson said, but it was a little hair-raising for the coaches. Lockport junior Khalil James rushed for 205 yards and 4 TDs in the win. This is his first year of high school football, Bronson said. He didn t play JV or modified. We were hoping he would be a good back-up this season because he wasn t real familiar with our system. Instead, James (5-7, 145) has become the feature back in the offense. He had 128 yards on 9 carries Photo by Jon Williams Lockport junior Khalil James. against Niagara Wheatfield, Bronson said. He s a very talented athlete. He s not very big but he s tough, tenacious and very fast. James is also getting the hang of varsity football, Bronson says. Khalil is a very astute kid with a good sense of humor, Bronson said. He s learning the varsity game and doing well. GIVE YOUR CHILD MEMORIES THAT WILL LAST A LIFETIME

11 AA S O U T H N O T E B O O K Lancaster trailed at the half but rallied for a win over Clarence last weekend... Dan Speyer completed 11 of 18 passes for 191 yards and 3 TDs... Speyer has now passed for 758 yards and 7 TDs through the season s first four games... SOUTH AA At A Glance Div All Orchard Park Jamestown Frontier Clarence Lancaster West Seneca West Friday, October 3rd West Seneca West, 7:00 Jamestown, 7:00 Orchard Clarence, 7:00 Saturday, October 4th Orchard Park beat Erie (Pa.) McDowell last week to improve to 4-0 on the season. I thought McDowell was very good, coach Gene Tundo said. They have big kids. they are strong fast and have a big quarterback. Tundo scheduled the game with the Pennsylvania school because both teams had an open date. We had played them in lacrosse, Tundo said. We also played them in tennis and soccer. I thought it would be a great test for our kids. The Quakers passed the test with flying colors. I thought our kids played great, Tundo said. I think we beat a very strong football team. Our kids played hard the whole game. Orchard Park will play at Clarence this weekend - and return to the site of the famous Yellow Jersey Game that the Quakers lost four years ago. That Yellow Jersey Game popped in Good Luck to all WNY Football Programs! Sophomore QB Stars for OP my mind more than once this week, Tundo said. That was the craziest game I ve ever I ve ever been a part of. If Orchard Park is going to contend for the Class AA title this fall, they will need to get big games from their sophomore QB Dillon Janca. He has worked very hard ever since the end of last season, Tundo said. He trains two or three times a week with Jim Kubiak s QB school. He came to every workout we had. He s done everything possible to win the job. Janca has passed for 837 yards and 13 TDs this season. He has the right Photo by Tim Frank Orchard Park sophomore Dillon Janca. mentality, Tundo said. We call four plays at once and he picks the best option. He has so much poise that nothing bothers him. Janca calmly faced a fierce pass rush in the win over McDowell. They sent seven players after him almost every play, Tundo said. He doesn t get rattled. He s doing a great job. 11 Join us in for our Linemen camps and Team Camps Check out our complete camp listings at: bethebestfootballcamp.com

12 A N O T E B O O K N O R T H Sweet Home roared out of the gate and led 20-0 after the first quarter as they beat Williamsville East last weekend... Jordan Evert ran 6 times for 171 yards and 2 TDs. Evert scored on runs of 96 and 47 yards... The Panthers rushed for 259 yards on the win... AN ORTH At A Glance Div All Williamsville South Sweet Home Starpoint Grand Island North Tonawanda Riverside Williamsville East Kenmore East Thursday, October 2nd Wmsville Wmsville South, 6:00 Friday, October 3rd Kenmore North Tonawanda, 7:00 Saturday, October 4th Grand Starpoint, 2:00 Sweet Home, 2:00 Grand Island Stays in Race Grand Island beat Kenmore East last week and stayed in the race for the Class A division title. The Vikings had to overcome a disaster at the end of the first half. With a 9-7 lead, Grand Island had the ball in Ken East territory. But a QB sack caused a fumble and Ken East returned it 65 yards for a TD and a 14-9 lead. We took too long to get rid of the football and we missed a block, coach Dean Santorio said. We had a chance to come away with points and it turned in to that. Not a very good way to end the half. Santorio said he did not make any adjustments during the break. We did not say one word of Xs or Os, he said. We just felt that our kids were taking them for granted when they see the 0-3 record. Ken East is much better than their record. Santorio said his team s intensity flagged and it showed with 6 turnovers. Grand Island senior Anthony Mosher. We need to make sure that we understand how important ball security is, he said. If we play clean football, don t turn it over and don t take penalties, we can play with a lot of people and win some games. If the Vikings are going to make the Class A playoffs they will need big games from senior Anthony Mosher. He covered the top receiver from Ken East, Santorio said. He s is 6-feet tall, has good speed and does a good job in coverage. Mosher starts at CB and WR for Grand Island. He s an extremely hard worker, Santorio said. He s had two Photo by Mark Adair really nice games and has made our offense better. Mosher, who maintains a GPA of 3.5, has caught 4 TD passes in the past two weeks. He s really quiet on the field, Santorio said. He just goes about his business. He s never had a day where he didn t work hard. IMAG NE SPORTS In your imagination......you NEVER miss! Call us for a brief, FREE mental toughness awareness profile to determine if you re ready for mental toughness coaching for athletes or coaches. DREAM IT. BELIEVE IT. ACHIEVE IT. If you re ready to learn how you can stop selling yourself short and start believing in yourself - Coach Steve, Mental Toughness Coach Coach Steve Sullivan Breakthrough Performance Coach (716) coachsteve@imagynesports.com

13 A N O T E B O O K S O U T H West Seneca East led 7-6 after three quarters but lost a defensive slugfest to South Park 14-7 last weekend... QB Matt Kumro had a solid night as he completed 19 of 25 passes for 130 yards... The Trojans play a critical game against Hutch Tech this week... AS OUTH At A Glance Div All Hamburg South Park West Seneca East McKinley Iroquois Hutch Tech East High Lake Shore Friday, October 3rd East Lake Shore, 6:30 West Seneca Hutch Tech, 7:00 Iroquois, 7:00 Saturday, October 4th South Park 6:00 Macks Rely on Keyon McKinley beat Lake Shore last week to improve to 2-2 and stay alive in the race for the Class A playoffs. We started a little slow like we have the last couple of games, coach Ed Wilson said. We were better in the first half than we have been but we still need to come out better. Wilson says he needs his players to focus at the beginning of games. For whatever reason, we ve come out flat in the first half, he said. We were down 21 points at the half to Hamburg. We did better in the second half but we haven t played a full four quarters yet. The win over Lake Shore was the best game the Macks have played. It started to come together for us, Wilson said. Hopefully we can stay on that progression. McKinley will play Iroquois this weekend in a game that may decide the final seed for the A playoffs. This is a big game and we need to start fast, Wilson said. In the win over Lake Shore, QB Keyon Johnson rushed for 211 yards and scored a TD on a 71-yard run. He had a couple of long runs called back for holding, Wilson said. He was lighting it up. Johnson is one of the fastest players in WNY. He s very fast, Wilson said. The only player I have seen faster was Stephon Johnson two years ago. But, Wilson says, Johnson is a complete QB and not just a runner. He can do it Photo by Dan Nesselbush McKinley senior Keyon Johnson. with his feet, Wilson said, but he can do it with his arm, too. He can throw the football. Johnson has rushed for 338 yards and thrown 3 TD passes this fall. He is also coming into his own as a team leader. If he needs to be vocal, Keyon can be vocal, Wilson said. He s a very professional, well-mannered young man. The William R. Memorial Honoring the top player in WNY since 1972 Individual & Team Sports Training Located in Buffalo, NY but developing athletes Nationwide! (716) w w w. p r o f o r m a n c e s p o r t s t r a i n i n g. c o m 13

14 B N O R T H N O T E B O O K Bennett led just 14-6 at the half but ran away after the break and beat Lew-Port Isaiah McDuffie ran 8 times for 125 yards and 2 TDs. McDuffie also made 11 tackles and recorded a QB sack on defense... NORTH B At A Glance Div All Burgard Bennett Albion Lew-Port Medina Barker-RH Newfane Friday, October 3rd Bennett, 7:00 Albion, 7:00 Barker-RH, 7:00 Saturday, October 4th Newfane, 2:00 Mead Leads Barker to Win Barker-Roy-Hart rallied to beat Newfane last week and earned their first win of the season. It s been a tough couple of weeks, coach Bill Bruning said. We lost a few starters with injuries and with all the adversity that the kids have been through, it was nice to come out on top. Barker is now 1-3 on the season and is hoping to make a late run at a playoff spot. We re just talking about how we need to get better each week, Bruning said. We can t rest on one victory. We need to compete in every practice and drill. Bruning says his team has played hard this season. I like our kids a lot, he said. They want to get better and they re improving every week. We ve had to move a lot of kids around because of injuries but the kids are staying positive and they are working hard. If Barker is going to make a late push, they will need big games from senior Josh Mead. He ll play anywhere you ask him to, Bruning said. He won t complain. He ll just step in and do the best he can. Mead (6-0, 195) has seen time at running back, fullback, tight end, linebacker and defensive line this season. We had a our punter get injured and Josh had play that role, too, Bruning said. Mead rushed for 136 yards and a TD in the win over Newfane. He s a power runner, Bruning said. He has good lateral speed but Photo by Mark Adair Barker-Roy-Hart senior Josh Mead. mostly he just runs straight ahead. Mead is also a top student, a team captain and the Student Council President. He is also on the basketball and track teams at Barker. He s a quiet kid and a hard worker, Bruning said. He just goes out and does his job. He s a great kid to have on the team. 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)

15 B N O T E B O O K C E N T R A L Alden trailed 7-0 after one quarter but scored 21 points in the second to beat Tonawanda Lyle Grant rushed 28 times for 190 yards and 4 TDs. Grant scored on runs of 27, 5, 29 and 28 yards... The win moves the Bullsdogs back into the Class B playoff race... CENTRAL B At A Glance Div All Depew Cheektowaga Maryvale Alden Amherst Tonawanda Thursday, October 2nd Amherst, 6:00 Friday, October 3rd Depew, 7:00 Akron, 7:30 U-Prep Alden, 7:30 Boling Leading Warriors Tonawanda trailed Alden after three quarters but surrendered a pair of TDs in the final frame and lost to Alden last week. The tough loss continued two weeks of frustration for the Warriors. The last weeks have been like this, coach Rob Gross said. Our kids have played hard. Tonawanda trailed undefeated Depew late in the game but lost We were right there, toe-to-toe with Depew, Gross said. Depew and Alden made some big plays. We are competing and playing hard. Tonawanda will face Amherst this week, hoping to climb back into the Class B playoff race. We are in a tough division and there is no week off, Gross said. Amherst is a very good team. They beat East Aurora who leads the South Division. We need to play our best football this week. Gross is not dwelling on the losses. The season is really a series of nine 7-day seasons, he said. We need to correct some things and learn, but you need a short memory. We need to get better every week. If the Warriors are going to make a late run in the standings, they will be relying on senior QB Tristan Boling. He s a natural athlete, Gross said. He s made a lot of the plays over the last 3 years. In 2012, Boling tied the school record for receptions in a season as a sophomore. He was moved to QB before the 2013 season. Photo by Mark Adair Tonawanda senior Tristan Boling. We wanted to take our best athlete and make him the QB, Gross said. He can make moves and create things in space. Boling (6-1, 180) is a team captain and is also a starter on the basketball team. When he gets in the huddle there is a command to his voice, Gross said, and the guys know he s in charge. 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. 15

16 B S O U T H N O T E B O O K East Aurora led just 7-6 at the half but scored 3 TDs in the third quarter and beat Fredonia Brady Tehan ran 9 times for 81 yards and made 8 tackles on defense. Tehan broke away for a 76-yard TD in the 3rd quarter... East Aurora will host Olean this week for first place in the B South Division... SOUTH B At A Glance Div All Olean East Aurora Fredonia Dunkirk Springville Pioneer Eden Friday, October 3rd East Aurora, 7:30, Pioneer, 7:00 Dunkirk, 7:30 Saturday, October 4th Eden, 2:00 Olean Moves to 4-0 Olean led 7-6 early in the second quarter pulled away to beat Dunkirk 28-6 last weekend. The win improves Olean to 4-0 for the first time in several years. The crowd was amazing, coach Mike Kane said. The students are excited and the people in town are excited. The whole atmosphere has been fun. Olean will play at East Aurora this weekend with first place division on the line. We ve improved every game, Kane said. That was our goal from the beginning of August. If we get better every week, we have a good shot at this. Olean senior Jaryd Plaud. If the Huskies can beat East Aurora and Fredonia over the next two weeks, they will virtually assure themselves of a home game in the first round of the Class B playoffs. Our goal is a home playoff game, Kane said, but we need to take it one step at a time. We have East Aurora this week and the kids know that they have to prepare. But every time we have raised the bar, the kids have stepped up and met the challenge. If Olean is going to win the B South Division, they will need more big games from senior Jaryd Plaud. He runs real hard and he has incredible speed, Kane said. He s a sprinter on the track team and he s qualified for the sectionals every year. Plaud took a screen pass 79 yards for a TD in the win over Dunkirk. He also took an inside handoff 52 yards for another score. Photo by Tim Frank Earlier this year, Springville had us backed up inside the 3 and he took it 97 yards, Kane said. He really has incredible speed. Plaud is a 3-year starter at Olean. He s a good kid, Kane said. He s a team player and he plays hard all the time. He s the kind of kid you want on your team. Athletic Surfacing... Synthetic Technology University at Buffalo Ralph Wilson Stadium - Buffalo Bills Rome Free Academy Camden High School Indiana University of Pennsylvania Eastern Mennonite University Elizabethtown College University of Detroit Jesuit High School PO Box 157 Williamsville, NY (888) Titan The industry s plushest, safest & longest - lasting synthetic turf surface.guaranteed. 16

17 C N O T E B O O K N O R T H Cleve Hill led 14-0 after one quarter and exploded for 3 TDs in the 2nd frame as they beat arch-rival JFK Grayson Taylor powered the offense as he ran 15 times for 251 yards and 3 TDs. Taylor also made 8 tackles on defense... Cleve Hill will host Silver Creek this week... NORTH C At A Glance Div All Silver Creek Lackawanna Cleveland Hill JFK Wilson Akron Friday, October 3rd Lackawanna, 7:00 Akron, 7:30 Saturday, October 4th Silver Cleve Hill, 2:00 Newfane, 2:00 Be Sure YOU can breathe this season! Lackawanna s Man of Steel Lackawanna trailed 6-0 after one quarter but exploded for 20 points in second frame and beat Akron last week. The defense slammed the door in the second half to secure the win. Our defense played pretty well, coach Adam Tardiff said. Our defense needed to get a little stronger and we ve done that. The Steelers recorded 7 QB sacks and two interceptions in the win over Akron. They played hard, Tardiff said. We really limited the scoring opportunities. Lackawanna improved to 2-2 with the win. The Steelers are 2-0 in league games and are fully in the thick of the C North Division title race. We have a very young team this year, Tardiff said. We are starting a freshman, 3 sophomores and 5 juniors. It was our goal all along to play two tough non-league games to get our kids some experience and get better. Lackawanna senior Aseel Albaneh. The Steelers have three C North games left on the schedule. We are continuing to get better each week, Tardiff said. We want to win the division and that s still out there for us. If Lackawanna is going to challenge for the title, they will be following the leadership of senior lineman Aseel Albaneh. He s a good kid and a great leader, Tardiff said. He s our team captain for a reason. Albaneh (5-11, 235) starts at OT and DT. He leads the Steelers with 22 tackles, 5 for loss. He s quick off the ball, Tardiff said, and he s a strong, tough kid. Photo by Mark Adair Albaneh is only in his second year of football. He was a soccer player, Tardiff said. But he wanted to play football. Albaneh is also a solid student with an academic average in the 90s. He s a good student and has good grades, Tardiff said. He s a natural leader and the kids look up to him. 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)

18 C S O U T H N O T E B O O K MGCLake led 14-0 after one quarter and exploded for 4 TDs in the second frame and beat Cassadaga Valley- Falconer Ryan Miller led the ground attack as he ran 9 times for 185 yards and 4 TDs... The Thunder Dragons are 4-0 and will play Cardinal O Hara this week... SOUTH C At A Glance Div All Southwestern MGCLake Salamanca Gowanda Cass Valley-Falconer Allegany-Limestone Friday, October 3rd Gowanda, 7:00 Cardinal O MGCLake, 7:00 Alley-Limestone, 7:00 Pioneer, 7:00 Saturday, October 4th Salamanca Looks to Rebound Salamanca fell behind early and lost to Southwestern to fall to 2-2 on the season. The Warriors have lost to Southwestern and MGCLake this season. Both teams are undefeated. We ve lost two games to the top Class C programs in Western New York, coach Jason Marsh said. We just had too many mental mistakes. Salamanca has a pair of league games remaining on the schedule. If the Warriors win both, they will qualify for the Class C playoffs. We still control our own destiny, Marsh said. We need to play well against Allegany this week and get our feet under us. Allegany- Limestone enters this week s game at 0-4. They are trying to get back on their feet as well, Marsh said. We still have questions about ourselves so there is no chance of taking them lightly. If we win this week, we ll have things going in the right direction. If Salamanca is going to rebound and make the Class C playoffs, they will need some big games from senior QB Jared Fish. Jared has a good, strong arm, Marsh said. In our readoption system, he runs the ball quite a bit. Fish has passed for 405 yards and 6 TDs this season. He has also rushed for 190 yards. He has done a really good job reading the option, Marsh said. He s a smart kid and really understands what we are trying to do. Fish (6-7, 205) is the tallest QB in Western New York and also starts for Photos by Tim Frank Salamanca senior Jared Fish. the Salamanca basketball team. Basketball is his first love, Marsh said. but he s a competitor. He wants to be out there no matter what the sport is. Fish is also a solid student and is becoming more of a team leader. He s a good student, Marsh said, and he s becoming more vocal. In the last two years he s become a very good leader Football Schedule Aug Globe Institute of Tech...12:00 Sept ASA*...12:00 Sept Nassau CC*... 12:00 Sept Hudson Valley CC*... 12:00 Oct Lackawanna College*...12:00 Oct Dean College*... 12:00 Oct Alfred State College... 7:00 Oct Milford Academy...3:00 Nov. 1...Monroe College... 1:30 *NEFC Game For Ticket Information (716)

19 D N O T E B O O K Franklinville- Ellicottville led 14-0 after the first quarter and exploded for 29 points in the second frame as they beat Westfield 50-0 last weekend... Calum Watt led the offense as he ran 8 times for 94 yards and a TD. Watt also made 7 tackles on defense... D At A Glance Div All Franklin-Ellicott Randolph Cattaraugus-LV Panama Portville Sherman-Clymer Frewsburg Westfield Friday, October 3rd Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00 Westfield, 7:30 Randolph, 7:00 Saturday, October 4th Panama, 1:30 Randolph jumped out of the gate early and beat Sherman-Clymer 42-0 last weekend. The Cardinals improved to 3-1 on the season, 3-0 in Class D games. It appears that we re getting healthy now, coach Brent Brown said. We certainly have started to execute better each week. Randolph has now won three straight games after opening the season with a loss to MGCLake. We ve gotten better each week, Brown said. That was our only goal... get better every week. Randolph will now play a game that will probably determine the outcome of the Class D division race. The new merged team of Franklinville-Ellicottville enters the game 4-0. They look very good, Brown said. We just have to execute. We know what both teams were like last year but it s hard to tell what you ll face after a merger. They have some pretty good football Randolph #88 players added to the mix from each school. We ll have our hands full. If Randolph is going to repeat as Class D champions, they will need more big games from junior Mason Bosley. He blocks well and he can catch the ball, Brown said. He got hurt in the scrimmage and missed the first game. It was nothing major but it hurt us. Bosley (6-2, 225) starts at MLB and TE for Randolph. He s rawboned and cagey, Brown said. He s smart too. If you beat him one time, you won t beat him again. He ll get position on you the next Photo by Mark Adair Randolph junior Mason Bosley. time. Bosley has caught 12 passes for 268 yards and 5 TDs this season. He also started for the varsity basketball team as a sophomore. Our offense revolves around a good blocking tight end, Brown said. He moved to the district before his sophomore year and we knew right away he d be a good one. We re lucky to have him. 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 Week 3 Nominees Michael Bowers (Randolph) Austin Gallagher - (Wmsv South) Matt Rymarczyk (Kenmore East) Bryce Steadman (Springville) Nyquis Turner (South Park) TJ Wheatley (Canisius) 33 Legion Parkway Lancaster, NY Lancasterelks.com 19

20 MsgrM a r t i n N O T E B O O K Bishop Timon roared out to a 30-0 lead at the half and beat Riverside Brandon May had a big day as he completed 10 of 15 passes for 223 yards and 4 TDs... May has now passed for 790 yards and 9 TDs this season... Timon plays at St. Francis this weekend... MM Div All Bishop Timon St. Joe s Canisius Cardinal O Hara St. Francis St. Mary s Nichols Friday, October 3rd Cardinal O MGCLake, 7:00 At A Glance Saturday, October 4th Bishop St. Francis, 1:00 St. Joe s, 1:00 Niagara St. Mary s, 1:00 Panama, 1:30 Joe s Readies for Canisius St. Joe s trailed 16-7 after one quarter but rallied to beat St. Francis last week. Marauders coach Dennis Gilbert said he talked to his players after the disasterous first quarter. It s not the mistake you make, it s how you respond, Gilbert said. You can t let anything rattle you. We just kept telling them that we have to go win the next play and turn the momentum back our way. St. Joe s trailed with less than 3 minutes to play as St. Francis was trying to run out the clock. Matt Jeffries caused a fumble with a QB sack and Josh Jackson scooped up the ball and ran 66 yards for the game-winning TD. We talked about being resilient, Gilbert said. With a young team that s something you have to learn and I think we learned that against St. Francis. The Marauders improved to 2-2 with the win and will now host arch-rival Canisius, the top-ranked team in NYS. We have not talked about Canisius at all, Gilbert said. All the pomp that goes into Canisius Week is for the kids that don t play and the alumns. We have a job to do. If St. Joe s is going to pull off an upset, they will need more big plays from Jackson. He s an undersized linebacker for us, Gilbert said, but he s a big hitter and he has great foot speed. In the win over St. Francis, Jackson (5-10, 165) made 7 tackles, 2 for loss, and intercepted a pass in addition to the TD return. He s a good kid, Gilbert said. Photo by Mark Adair St. Joe s senior Josh Jackson. He s a hard-nosed player. He could play Division III football but they would probably move him to safety. He runs a 4.6 in the 40 so he has the speed. Jackson also runs track at St. Joe s and has an academic average in the 80s. He s a real quiet kid until he gets on the field, Gilbert said. Then he s a handful. Be Bold. Capture your favorite athletes before the season is over. photos.danielnesselbush.com/hs_sports Jamestown Plastics Custom Thermoforming & Packaging Medical/Health Care/Life Sciences Aerospace/Defense Electronics 8806 Highland Ave Consumer Goods Brocton, NY Automotive (716) jamestownplastics.com General Industrial Schedule your shoot today! dan@danielnesselbush.com photos.danielnesselbush.com 20

21 HOBART FOOTBALL Welcome fans to the Caird Center for Sports and Recreation and Boswell Field. Here are some key features at the stadium: Boswell lot - parking is limited to permit holders. Ticket prices - $5.00 for adults and $2.00 for children under 12. Blue Seats - for Statesmen Athletic Association Members. Call Hobart Athletics at for SAA membership and season ticket information. JV Schedule Dana s Time Out will again host fans at the Boswell Field concession stand. * Liberty League game

22 N e w Y o r k S t a t e AA Team W-L 1. Aquinas (5) Syracuse CBA (3) Farmingdale (8) Abraham Lincoln (PSAL) St. Anthony s (CHSFL) Jamestown (6) Roy C. Ketcham (1) Fayetteville-Manlius (3) Monroe-Woodbury (9) Canisius (MMA) Chaminade (CHSFL) Erasmus Hall (PSAL) Newburgh Free Academy (9) Commack (11) John Jay East Fishkill (1) Albany CBA (2) Oceanside (8) St. Joe s (MMA) North Rockland (1) Elmira (4) Shaker (2) Connetquot (11) Tottenville (PSAL) Pittsford (5) Rush-Henrietta (5) 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) Queensbury (2) Carey (8) Cornwall (9) Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (2) Lawrence (8) Rye (1) South Shore (PSAL) Miller Place (11) Poly Prep (AIS) Somers (1) Eastridge (5) Islip (11) Indian River (3) East Syracuse Minoa (3) Garden City (8) Grand Island (6) Staten Island Tech (PSAL) Bethpage (8) Brockport (5) Plainedge (8) Carthage (3) St. Francis Prep (CHSFL) Troy (2) West Seneca East (6) 7-1 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) Hackley (AIS) Burgard (6) Newark (5) Oneida (3) Pleasantville (1) Geneva (5) Livonia (5) Our Lady of Lourdes (1) Broadalbin-Perth (2) Peru (7) Seaford (8) Depew (6) Cohoes (2) 6-2 N e w Y o r k S t a t e C Team W-L 1. Hoosick Falls (2) Babylon (11) Chenango Forks (4) Potsdam (10) Le Roy (5) Cleveland Hill (6) Chatham (2) Rye Neck (1) Fredonia (6) Millbrook (9) East Rochester/ Gananda (5) Watertown IHC (3) Fonda-Fultonville (2) General Brown (3) Bronxville (1) Burke Catholic (9) Wayland-Cohocton (5) Woodlands (1) Ogdensburg (10) Dobbs Ferry (1) 6-2 N e w Y o r k S t a t e D Team W-L 1. Randolph (6) Tioga (4) Chester (9) MGCLake (6) Cambridge (2) Greenwich (2) Rensselaer (2) Westmoreland (3) Caledonia-Mumford (5) Sandy Creek (3) Unatego (4) Herkimer (3) Clyde-Savannah (5) Elmira Notre Dame (4) Dolgeville (3) Red Jacket (5) Weedsport (5) Bishop Kearney (5) Ticonderoga (7) Spencer-Van Etten (4) 6-2 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 22

23 CTF s vision is to develop the hearts of coaches and athletes to be men of character for others. It s week 4 of the football season and what a great time for this word in the BE RELENTLESS Character Playbook: LIKE-MINDED. We are almost halfway thru the season. Distraction, petty jealousy, bitterness or wounded hearts can start to creep in and cause tension. Make every effort to keep peace. That means sometimes you need to humble yourself and regard your teammates above yourself. This will keep an atmosphere of peace. Like-minded is having the same love, being one in spirit and mind for the purpose of the team. This means selfishness must be eliminated. When you re in school, attempt to do what is right. That means make every practice (show up). Remember it is not about your The Heart of a Champion Character Playbook theme is Be Relentless! touches or playing time, but what is best for the team. Some day you will need to be Like-Minded for your spouse when you are raising a family. A word of advice... be swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to get angry. This is wisdom that will produce more peaceful moments in any situation. Winston Churchill said, When there are no enemies within, then enemies outside cannot hurt you. Love is not rude, self- seeking or envious, but Kind and Patient. Have a great week, strap it up and get after it. Love Never Fails! Coach Masters Cross Training Character Players! GOOD LUCK IN 2014!! 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 23

24 CoverStory By Mark Adair The Gold Crush LB Brad Zaffram leads a suffocating defense at Canisius Canisius beat Jamestown in the one of Western New York s most highly anticipated games in many years last weekend. Canisius had entered the game ranked #1 in New York State in Class AA while Jamestown came in ranked #3. Additionally, Canisius was ranked 48th in the nation by the USAToday. It was just an electric atmosphere, Canisius coach Rich Robbins said. It was really a stateplayoff setting with two great programs going at it. It was great for high school football. The Friday Night Lights added to the excitement for Robbins and his players. We mostly play Saturday afternoon games, he said. Anytime we get an opportunity to play on Friday night under the lights, it s exciting. Most estimates put the attendance at slightly more than 6,000 for the Photo by Tim Frank Canisius senior Brad Zaffram is leading the Crusaders defense this season. Zaffram and Canisius will play arch-rival St. Joe s this weekend. game - a figure that Robbins says is pretty close. I d say that s about right, he said. It s a small town and the stadium was just packed. It s a lot of fun to play in an atmosphere like that. However, while this was exciting, it s nothing new for the Crusaders. It seems that every week this season has been a big deal. In Week 3, Canisius traveled to the Cleveland area to play Catholic-school powerhouse Walsh Jesuit. There were 3 or 4 thousand people there that night, Robbins said. They had close to 90 players. They had a 200-piece band at halftime. They had a big scoreboard. It was really Friday night Ohio football. And the week before that, Canisius hosted Aquinas - a 24 team that entered the game as the defending NYS Class AA champions and ranked 48th in the nation. There were a couple thousand people at that game, too, Robbins said. So, every week we have something that everyone gets excited about. And, to top of the run of thrilling settings, here comes the Crusaders annual game against arch-rival St. Joe s. A game that attracts the biggest crowd of the season in Western New York every year. It s going to be exiting again, Robbins said. I guess this is how high school football should be for everyone. While the annual rivalry game is always anticipated, most area fans feel Canisius has a much stronger team than St. Joe s this season. If people are expecting a slaughter, they don t know what this rivalry means, Robbins said. They don t understand how hard St. Joe s is going to play. This game means everything to both programs. And we have to go to their house and play against a really good football team. Robbins says that now, in the middle of Joe s Week, is no time to sit back and reflect on where his program sits. Simply put, 10 years ago no one would have ever thought that Canisius would ever have a chance at cracking the national rankings in the USAToday. I think we got too wrapped up in all that stuff last year, Robbins said. Our focus has been on practicing like a champion each day and playing like a champion every week. If we do that, those big-time goals will be out See Cover Story on page 25

25 CoverStory continued from page 24 there at the end of the season. Robbins did admit to having one fleeting moment of satisfaction earlier this year. When his team took a 40-7 lead at halftime against Walsh Jesuit, he does admit to feeling a sense of pride. In 2010, we lost to Walsh Jesuit 58-0 on our home field, he said. Watching our kids dominate the way they did, I realized how far we had come as a program. We think we can compete with anybody now. The Canisius defense has been suffocating, crushing opponents on a weekly basis. In fact, it s news when the starters give up a TD, which they have done twice this fall. Aquinas was shut out. Walsh Jesuit scored one TD. Jamestown scored on an 80-yard pass play and returned a fumble for another TD. Our defense has played pretty well, Robbins said. And in the middle of the Canisius defense is senior LB Brad Zaffram, a player that Robbins calls the best linebacker in New York State. If you watch the film, he said, he s absolutely the best linebacker in the state. Zaffram (6-2, 225) is leading the Crusaders in tackles. He has also scored 2 TDs from the fullback position. He makes 15 tackles, deflects passes, sacks the quarterback, and then goes and plays offense, too, Robbins said. We ve had some pretty fantastic linebackers over the years and Brad is the best of all of them. Zaffram transferred into Canisius after playing his sophomore season at Sweet Home. People saw how hard he hit back then, Robbins said. Everyone knew he was going to be a great player. When Zaffram enrolled at Canisius, the move caused a few hard feelings. Charges of recruiting once again hit one of the area s private schools. However, Zaffram s mother says the move was necessary for her son... and not the football player. Our decision had nothing to do with football, Carol Zaffram said. Everyone said he was recruited or that we got scholarships. None of that is true. He was going down the wrong path. I needed to do what was best for his future. That was the only thing that entered into it. And, while the decision was agonizing at the time, it seems to have worked out well. Brad Zaffram just scored a 1240 on his SAT and will soon receive offers to get a free college education. And while it took a while to make the transition, Zaffram says he feels at home at Canisius - and in the middle of the Crusaders defense. I got fully used to it after last season, Brad Zaffram said. This year I feel like I m at home. I still try to go to as many of the Sweet Home games as I can. Those guys are still my friends and I still hang out with them. For right now, however, Zaffram s thoughts are on one thing... St. Joe s. We re used to playing big games but this is our rival, Zaffram said. At our reunion, no one will ask how we did against Jamestown. They ll ask if we beat St. Joe s. 25 Tune in to TALK FOOTBALL!! Be sure to LISTEN Saturday Morning from 10 to 11!! Tony Caligiuri Sean Bruso Mike Ferrentino Roger Weiss (716)

26 Get your Game face on. GET IN THE GAME: Follow the Pioneers on gameday through live stats, video and audio at the online home of the Pioneers: facebook.com/ucpioneers youtube.com/ucpioneers 2014 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Day Opponent Location Time 9/6 Sat Misericordia University Away 12:00 PM 9/13 Sat Union College Away 1:00 PM 9/20 Sat Frostburg* HOME 12:00 PM 9/27 Sat Brockport* HOME 7:00 PM 10/4 Sat Ithaca* Away 1:00 PM 10/11 Sat Salisbury* Away 12:00 PM 10/18 Sat St. John Fisher*^ HOME 1:00 PM 10/25 Sat Buffalo State* Away 2:00 PM 11/8 Sat Alfred* HOME 1:00 PM 11/15 Sat Hartwick* Away 1:00 PM * Empire 8 Conference Game ^ Homecoming & Televised on Time Warner Cable Sports

27 Akron Tigers Team Reports Albion Purple Eagles Alden Bulldogs The Tigers led 6-0 after one quarter but allowed 3 TDs in the second frame and lost to Lackawanna Aaron Siska completed 13 of 26 passes for 185 yards and a TD. He also ran for a TD and intercepted a pass on defense... Jacob Sarow ran for 23 yards and made 7 tackles on defense... Preston Kelkenberg caught a 13-yard TD pass... Caleb Martin was a standout on the OL... Owen Hill caught 7 passes for 104 yards... Zach Pfentner caught 4 passes for 57 yards. He also made 4 tackles on defense... Ethan PeQueen caught an 11-yard pass... Jordan Truglio made 5 tackles and recovered a fumble... Drew Butler recovered a fumble... The Purple Eagles led 20-0 at the half and beat Eden Manny Thompson led the offense as he ran 8 times for 177 yards and 2 TDs... Tommy Mattison rushed 15 times for 84 yards... Tyler Rotoli carried 7 times for 64 yards and a TD... Trey Hart caught 4 passes for 92 yards and 2 TDs... Des Blackmon caught 2 passes for 24 yards and a TD... Kyle Smith completed 6 of 8 passes for 116 yards and 2 TDs... Clayton Stanton was a stalwart on the OL... Aaron Burnside had a huge night on defense as he made 16 tackles... Dominic DiCureia made 7 tackles and 2 INTs... Clayton Stanton made 9 tackles... Alex Bison recovered a fumble... The Bulldogs trailed 7-0 after one quarter but scored 21 points in the second to beat Tonawanda Lyle Grant rushed 28 times for 190 yards and 4 TDs. Grant scored on runs of 27, 5, 29 and 28 yards... AJ Patterson ran 5 times for 48 yards and a TD... Joe King caught 4 passes for 58 yards. He also intercepted a pass on defense... Dylan Riddoch was a standout on the offensive line... Jordan Stockweather completed 6 of 10 passes for 66 yards... Jesse Norberg and Ryan Badaszewski each recorded a QB sack... Bryan Cybulski, a JV callup, intercepted a pass in his first varsity game... Alex Schweitzer made 5 tackles, 3 for lost yardage... Jordan Truglio Kyle Smith Dylan Riddoch Sat., Sept. JFK... 1:30 Fri., Sept Silver Ceek... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Wilson... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Lackawanna... 7:00 Fri., Oct Maryvale... 7:30 Fri., Oct Cleve Hill... 7:00 Fri., Oct Gowanda... 7:00 Rushing: Siska 31-73, Kelkenberg 8-36, Sarow 4-23, Butler 14-16, Bell 15-5, Truglio 1-0. Receiving: Hill , Pfentner 7-85, EPeQueen 3-18, LSundown 1-9, Kelkenberg TDs: Butler, Pfentner, Siska, Kelkenberg. Passing: Siska , Butler , Martin TD Passes: Siska. Interceptions: Hill 2, LSundown, Siska. FRec: Pfentner, Butler, Truglio. Sat., Sept. Burgard (AH)... 3:00 Fri., Sept Barker-RH... 7:30 Sat., Sept. Newfane...2:00 Fri., Sept Eden...7:00 Fri., Oct Lew-Port...7:00 Fri., Oct Bennett... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Medina...7:00 Rushing: Thompson , Rotoli , Matteson , KSmith 19-86, Hart Receiving: Hart 9-163, Thompson 3-23, Loyd 2-45, Blackmon 2-24, Chambers TDs: Hart 5, Thompson 3, Rotoli 2, Loyd, Smith, Matteson, Blackmon. Passing: KSmith TD Passes: KSmith 5. Interceptions: DiCureia 2, Blackmon, Thompson. FRec: Laine, Thompson, Bison. 27 Fri., Sept Depew... 7:00 Fri., Sept Maryvale... 7:00 Sat., Sept. St. Francis... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Tonawanda... 7:30 Fri., Oct UPrep (5)... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Cheektowaga... 7:00 Fri., Oct Amherst...7:00 Rushing: Grant , Stockweather 13-79, Patterson 7-51, Badaszewski 4-22, Windnagle 2-1, Loper 4-4, Kubik 1-2, Cooper 2-(-1). Receiving: King , Grant 5-97, Cooper 4-62, Riddoch 4-55, Patterson 1-10, Zelasko 1-10, Longwith 1-3. TDs: Grant 6, Cooper 2, King 2, Riddoch, Loper, Windnagle, Patterson. Passing: Stockweather , Cybulski TD Passes: Stockweather 4. Interceptions: Stockweather, Cybulski, King. FRec: Grant.

28 Team Reports Allegany-Limestone Gators Amherst Tigers Barker-Roy-Hart The Gators trailed 7-0 at the half and lost a defensive struggle to Gowanda 13-0 last week... Zach Bierfeldt rushed 15 times for 54 yards.. Bierfeldt also made 10 tackles and intercepted a pass on defense... Jordan Kayes ran for 61 yards on just 3 carries. He also caught a 12-yard pass... Josh McGraw was solid on the OL... Kyle McGraw ran 5 times for 51 yards... Holden Farr completed 3 of 7 passes for 33 yards. He also rushed 9 times for 50 yards and made 10 tackles on defense... Tyler Hines caught a 20- yard pass and intercepted a pass on defense... Marcus Grove and Josh Lippert each made 8 tackles... Chris Sayles recorded a QB sack... The Tigers fell behind 14-3 after one quarter and lost to Cheektowaga last weekend... Vince Gregory led the offense as he rushed 11 times for 134 yards and a TD... Jimmy Chadwick carried 7 times for 71 yards and a TD... Nick Foster ran for 28 yards and a TD... Darien Lowe added 41 yards on 9 carries to the rushing totals... Blake Haubeil kicked a 39-yard FG. Haubeil also made 5 tackles and knocked down a pass on defense... Kobe Winfield made a team-high 7 tackles, 4 initial hits... Nathan Russell-Webster made 5 tackles. He also picked up a fumble and returned it 17 yards... Bryon Fowler and Jon Yang each made 6 tackles... Barker-Roy-Hart trailed after three quarters but rallied for a pair of TDs in the final frame to upend Newfane Joshua Mead ran 18 times for 136 yards and a TD... Andy Xapsos was deadly accurate as he completed 10 of 12 passes for 119 yards and 2 TDs... Dominick Snider carried 13 times for 79 yards and also made 6 tackles and intercepted a pass on defense... Tom Callaghan caught 5 passes for 87 yards... Craig Fitch caught a 4 yard pass for a TD and also recorded a QB sack on defense... Austin Deopp caught 3 passes for 28 yards and a TD... Dillon Mangan made a team-high 10 tackles... Lovon Daigler made 6 tackles... Holden Farr Nathan Russell-Webster Tom Callaghan Fri., Sept. Silver Creek... 7:00 Fri., Sept Southwestern... 7:00 Fri., Sept. CV-Falconer... 7:30 Fri., Sept Gowanda... 7:00 Fri., Oct Salamanca...7:00 Fri., Oct. Portville... 7:00 Fri., Oct MGCLake... 7:00 Rushing: Bierfeldt , Kayes 12-82, Farr 17-43, Grove 17-36, KMcGraw 22-23, Hulse 3-4, Farr 6-3. Receiving: KMcGraw 4-35, Spencer 2-9, Hines 1-20, Grove 1-16, Kayes TDs: Bierfeldt. Passing: Farr , McGraw TD Passes: None. Interceptions: Bierfeldt, Hines. FRec: Lippert, Grove. Fri., Sept East Aurora... 6:00 Fri., Sept Depew... 6:00 Fri., Sept. Maryvale... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Cheektowaga...7:00 Thu., Oct Tonawanda... 6:00 Fri., Oct Dunkirk...6:00 Fri., Oct. Alden...7:00 Rushing: Gregory , Chadwick , Foster , Lowe 13-63, Williams 1-29, Pera 8-23, Willis 2-11, McPeek 1-5, Morris 5-(-3). Receiving: Chadwick 6-29, Lowe 4-29, Willis 3-34, Gregory TDs: Williams, Willis, Foster. Passing: Foster , Haubeil TD Passes: Foster. Interceptions: Williams, Lowe, Haubeil, Yang, Willis. FRec: Chadwick, Lowe, Russell-Webster, Yang. 28 Fri., Sept Lew-Port... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Albion... 7:30 Sat., Sept. Bennett (AH)... 3:00 Fri., Sept Newfane (RH)... 7:00 Fri., Oct Medina... 7:00 Fri., Oct Wilson... 1:30 Fri., Oct. Burgard (AH)... 7:00 Rushing: Mead , Snider , Woods , CJ Fitch 11-34, Xapos 8-18, Sager 4-17, Payne 1-0, Callaghan 1-(-3), Maynard 1-(-4), Gardner 1-(-6). Receiving: Callaghan , Deopp 4-48, Fitch 3-12, Woods 2-39, Maynard 1-4, Mead 1-2, Ulrich 1-2, Snider 1-(-1). TDs: Mead 3, Woods 2, Fitch 2, Snider, Deopp. Passing: Xapsos , Mead 0-2-0, Fitch TD Passes: Xapsos 2. Interceptions: Snider. FRec: Deopp, Snider.

29 Bennett Tigers Bennett led just 14-6 at the half but ran away after the break and beat Lew-Port Isaiah McDuffie ran 8 times for 125 yards and 2 TDs. McDuffie also made 11 tackles and recorded a QB sack on defense... Andrew White ran 10 times for 110 yards and 2 TDs... Marcelus Toliver ran 8 times for 75 yards and made 8 tackles on defense... Marcelus Toliver Anthony Mendrysa completed 8 of 10 passes for 150 yards and 2 TDs... Brandon Brown caught 4 passes for 27 yards and intercepted 2 passes on defense... Alexander Lofton caught 2 passes for 40 yards... Shamar McDuffie made 8 tackles and had a QB sack... Marcus Brown made 7 tackles and 2 sacks... Fri., Sept Wmsville East... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Medina... 7:30 Fri., Sept Barker-RH... 3:00 Fri., Sept. Lew-Port... 7:00 Fri., Oct Burgard... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Albion... 7:00 Fri., Oct Newfane... 6:00 Rushing: McDuffie , White , Bishop , Tolliver , Brown 8-90, Lofton 4-30, Mendrysa 1-2. Receiving: Lofton , Bishop 7-81, Brown 7-53, Tolliver TDs: McDuffie 7, White 6, Brown 2, Bishop 2, Mendrysa, Lofton, Toliver. Passing: Mendrysa TD Passes: Mendrysa 4. Interceptions: Lofton 2, Brown 2, McDuffie. FRec: None. Bishop Timon Tigers Team Reports The Tigers roared out to a 30-0 lead at the half and beat Riverside Arenzo Thomas ran 16 times for 129 yards and 1 TD... Brandon May completed 10 of 15 passes for 223 yards and 4 TDs... Derick Simpson caught 4 passes for 143 yards and 3 TDs... Hunter Lancaster caught 2 passes for 52 yards and a TD... Mike Griffin was dominant on the OL... Joe Harrison made a team-high 11 tackles... Dennis Mann made 10 tackles and recorded 2 QB sacks... Cade Kennedy made 10 tackles... Gabe Lee-Pelt made 6 tackles and also had a QB sack... Gavin Caulfield made 7 tackles... Kelly Platek had QB sack... Stephen Patterson intercepted a pass... Fri., Sept. Aquinas (5)... 7:00 Fri., Sept UPrep (5)...7:00 Fri., Sept St. Mary s...7:00 Fri., Sept. Riverside (RF)... 7:00 Sat., Oct. St. Francis... 1:00 Sat., Oct. Wilson (5)... 3:00 Fri., Oct. O Hara... 1:00 Fri., Oct Canisius... 7:00 Fri., Oct St. Joe s... 7:00 Nov. 7/8... Playoffs...TBA Rushing: Thomas , May 14-83, Harrison 9-85, Caulfield 6-32, Mann 4-16, Rozeski 3-10, Bindics 3-9, Price 2-7. Receiving: Simpson , Caufield 10-93, Lancaster 9-164, Ringwood 6-80, Thomas 3-57, Stephens TDs: Thomas 4, Caulfield 3, Simpson 3, Lancaster 3, Harrison, Ringwood. Passing: May TD Passes: May 9. Interceptions: Lancaster, Simpson, Patterson. Dennis Mann FRec: May, Coble, Danieu, Stephens. Burgard Bulldogs The Bulldogs led 20-0 at the half and powered past Medina Marcus Hampton ran 12 times for 115 yards and 3 TDs... Kijanna Thompson completed 2 passes for 110 yards and a TD. He also ran 4 times for 25 yards... Dejuan McCullough ran 4 times for 37 yards and a TD... Mark Drain caught an 88- yard pass for a TD... Markiese Hampton Roderick Morrow caught a 12-yard pass... Roderick Morrow made 8 tackles and recovered a fumble... Darlell Sanders made 11 tackles, recorded a QB sack and returned a fumble 75 yards for a TD... Dwayne Nelson made 12 tackles and had a QB sack... Jia Hunter had a QB sack... Amere Grayson intercepted a pass... Sat., Sept Albion (AH)... 3:00 Fri., Sept. Fredonia... 7:30 Fri., Sept Lew-Port (AH)... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Medina... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Bennett (AH)... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Newfane... 2:00 Fri., Oct Barker (AH)... 7:00 Rushing: McHampton , Edwards , Thompson , KJones , McCullough 4-37, Hardy 2-10, Gamblin 1-5, Prince 1-3. Receiving: MkHampton , Drain 2-144, Edwards 2-38, Grayson TDs: McHampton 5, KJones 3, Drain, MkHampton. Passing: Thompson , McCullough TD Passes: Thompson 3. Interceptions: Prince, MkHampton, Grayson. FRec: Morrow 4, Sanders 2, Moss. 29

30 Canisius Crusaders Canisius took a 13-0 lead at the half and beat Jamestown Jakob Loucks completed 7 of 15 passes for 65 yards and 1 TD. Loucks aso ran 8 times for 26 yards and a TD... Mitchell Thomas had a huge night as he ran 19 times for 249 yard. He also caught a 14-yard TD pass... Brad Zaffram ran 12 times for 57 yards and 2 TDs. He also made a team-high 15 tackles, 3 for lost yardage, and knocked down 3 passes... Jerome Brundidge was in on 6 tackles... TJ Wheatley made 4 tackles, recorded a QB sack and knocked down 3 passes... Jack Seminara made 3 tackles and intercepted 2 passes... James Thomas made 4 tackles and had a QB sack... Sat., Sept McQuaid... 1:00 Sat., Sept Aquinas... 1:00 Fri., Sept. Walsh Jesuit... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Jamestown...7:00 Sat., Oct. St. Joe s... 1:00 Sat., Oct. Bish Watterson... 1:00 Sat., Oct Cardinal Mooney... 1:00 Fri., Oct. Bishop Timon... 7:00 Sat., Nov St. Francis... 1:00 Nov. 7/8... Playoffs...TBA Rushing: MThomas , Loucks , Satcher 20-57, Huffman 6-66, Zaffram 18-55, Renfro 27-53, Stranahan 4-30, Pringle 3-11, Jonas 1-2, Jones 1-(-1), Seminara 1-(-8). Receiving: Huffman 8-65, Wheatley 7-101, DThomas 6-109, Jones 6-87, MThomas 5-46, Zaffram TDs: MThomas 5, Huffman 2, Renfro 2, Zaffram 2, Satcher, DThomas, Loucks, Wheatley. Passing: Loucks , Stranahan TD Passes: Loucks 7. Interceptions: Seminara 4, Jones, Zaffram, Huffman, Chaas. FRec: JThomas 2, Fisher, Chass. Jack Seminara Team Reports Cardinal O Hara Hawks The Hawks fell behind 27-6 at the half and lost to Attica last weekend... Charles Debose led the offense as he ran 11 times for 111 yards. He also made 5 tackles on defense... Tony Maple completed 7 of 12 passes for 77 yards... Clifford Zeigler ran 9 times for 68 yards and a TD. Zeigler also made 12 tackles on defense, 10 of them initial hits... William Willis ran for a TD and caught 2 passes for 33 yards... Donel Cathcart caught 5 passes for 44 yards... Kris Croom made a team-high 16 tackles, 8 of them were initial hits... Michael Spagna was in on 6 tackles... Nasir Benton made 4 tackles and also had a 26-yard kick return... Sat., Sept Nichols...1:00 Sat., Sept. Finney (5)... 1:00 Fri., Sept. UPrep (5)... 7:00 Sat., Sept Attica... 1:00 Fri., Oct. MGCLake... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Byron-Bergen (5).. 1:30 Sat., Oct Bishop Timon... 1:00 Oct. 24/25... OPEN Sat., Nov. St. Mary s...1:00 Nov. 7/8... Playoffs...TBA Rushing: Debose , Zeigler , Willis , Maple 3-22, Brown 5-20, Kellis 1-(-1). Receiving: Cathcart 8-124, Willis 5-101, Dudley TDs: Debose 5, Willis 4, Zeigler 3, Cathcart 2. Passing: Maple , Cathcart 0-1-0, Benton TD Passes: Maple 2. Interceptions: None. FRec: Willis, Debose, Lattuca. 30 Clifford Zeigler CV-Falconer Golden Cougars The Golden Cougars fell behind 14-0 after the first quarter and 36-0 at the half as they lost to MGCLake 56-0 last week... The offense struggled to find traction throughout the game as the Golden Cougars ran 22 times for -5 yards... Ryan Dustin completed 4 of 11 passes for 30 yards... Brandon Curtis caught a 13-yard pass... Cody Johnson, Shane Parsons and Chris Ellis each caught a pass... Anthony Miller led the defensive unit as he made 8 tackles... Nick Peterson made 7 tackles... Tyler Simpson made 6 tackles... Josh Brunco recorded a QB sack... Tareek Hannold provided a bright moment when he ripped off a 50-yard kickoff return... Fri., Sept. Salamanca... 7:00 Fri., Sept Ellicottville (Falc)... 7:30 Fri., Sept Alley-Limestone (F)..7:30 Fri., Sept. MGCLake... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Gowanda...7:00 Fri., Oct. JFK... 1:30 Fri., Oct Southwestern... 7:30 Rushing: Peterson , Mower , Hannold 7-61, Watts 9-38, RDustin 5-21, Teboe 4-20, Parsons 4-14, Johnson 2-9, Miller 4-2. Receiving: Parsons 5-17, Watts 2-22, Johnson 2-13, Curtis 1-13, Ellis 1-8, Johnson 1-6. TDs: Peterson 2, Watts, Mower, RDustin, Johnson. Passing: RDustin , Miller , Watts TD Passes: Dustin. Interceptions: None. FRec: Watts. Tareek Hannold

31 Catt-Little Valley Timberwolves Cheektowaga Warriors Team Reports Clarence Red Devils The Timberwolves led 14-6 at the half and beat Frewsburg Kyle O'Donnell completed 5 of 9 passes for 112 yards and 2 TDs. He also ran 9 times for 45 yards and made 3 tackles on defense... Anthony Bernardi led the ground game as he ran 29 times for 162 yards and a TD. He also made 4 tackles on defense... Kyle Morton ran 15 times for 68 yards and a TD... Matt Hanft caught 2 passes for 71 yards... Reggie Goodemote and Matt Andrews each made 5 tackles... DJ Stevens caught TD passes of 6 and 10 yards. He also had a solid night blocking for the running game... Matt Andrews had a solid performance on the offensive line... The Warriors took a lead at the half and beat Amherst Zak Ciezki completed 11 of 18 passes for 113 yards... Marshawn Gibson simply exploded as he ran 27 times for 333 yards and 6 TDs. Gibson scored on runs of 3, 67, 55, 23, 4 and 50 yards... Devon Camel caught 2 passes for 34 yards... Davion Stallworth caught 4 passes for 31 yards... Hakiem Black caught 2 passes for 23 yards... Pat Plummer and Justus Bowens each made 8 tackles... Justin Williams made 5 tackles, 1 for lost yardage... Jojo Ortiz made a teamhigh 12 tackles... Jerrell Rolling made 8 tackles, 2 for loss... Keith Weekley made 7 tackles, 3 for loss... The Red Devils led at the half but lost a hard-fought battle to Lancaster last week... Scott Pinto completed 7 of 19 passes for 127 yards and a TD. Pinto also ran 12 times for 46 yards... Sullivan Conway ran 5 times for 36 yards... Stephen Marzano ran 8 times for 29 yards... Angelo Marzullo ran 7 times for 17 yards and a pair of TDs. He also caught a 14-yard pass... Brandon Ruszala caught 3 passes for 38 yards... Britton Mann caught 2 passes for 72 yards, including a 45-yard TD... Josh Sweeney led the defense with 10 tackles... Justin Metzger and Declan O'Brien each had 7 tackles... Jonny Schmidt intercepted a pass... Niko Mullen recovered a fumble... DJ Stevens Tyron Lawson Britton Mann Fri., Sept Westfield...7:00 Sat., Sept. Sherman... 1:30 Fri., Sept Randolph...7:00 Fri., Sept. Frewsburg... 7:30 Fri., Oct Portville... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Ellicottville... 7:00 Fri., Oct Silver Creek... 7:00 Rushing: Bernardi , Morton , O Donnell , Grey 1-2, Hanft 1-1, Baker 1-0. Receiving: Stevens 7-55, Hibit 3-110, Hanft 4-128, Bernardi 3-26, Morton 1-(-1). TDs: Bernardi 4, O Donnell 3, Stevens 3, Hibit 2, Morton 2. Passing: O Donnell , Bernardi TD Passes: O Donnell 6. Interceptions: Bernardi, Baker, Morton. Fri., Sept. Tonawanda... 7:00 Fri., Sept Niagara Falls... 7:00 Fri., Sept Lackawanna... 7:00 Fri., Sept Amherst... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Depew... 7:30 Sat., Oct Alden... 7:00 Fri., Oct Maryvale... 7:00 Rushing: Gibson , Lawson , Ciezki , Billingslea 7-50, Trotter , Rolling 2-4, Stallworth 2-0, Williams 1-(-7). Receiving: Black , Parker 9-102, Camel 7-73, Stallworth 8-112, Gibson 5-94, Trotter 3-23, Lawson 2-0, Plummer 1-17, Weekley 1-7, Rolling 1-2. TDs: Gibson 10, Lawson 4, Trotter 2, Black, Weekley, Stallworth, Billingslea, Ciezki. Passing: Ciezki TD Passes: Ciezki 3. Interceptions: Hathcock, Plummer, Bogle. Fri., Sept. W. Seneca West...7:00 Sat., Sept. St. Joe s... 1:00 Fri., Sept Frontier... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Lancaster... 7:30 Fri., Oct Orchard Park... 7:00 Sat., Oct Jamestown... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Niagara Falls...12:00 Rushing: Marzano , Pinto , Marzullo 24-99, Ruszala 15-65, Conway 8-45, O Brien 8-25, Schmidt 2-11, Mullen 2-8, McDonald 1-4, Bowen 1-1, Tomasello 1-(-1). Receiving: Mann , Marzullo 8-145, Ruszala 9-165, Griner 5-89, Schmidt 3-77, Marzano 3-46, Mullen 1-8, O Brien 1-5. TDs: Marzullo 5, Mann 3, Ruszala 2, O Brien, Marzano, Griner. Passing: Pinto TD Passes: Pinto 6. Interceptions: Ruszala, Schmidt. FRec: O Donnell, Penrod. FRec: None. 31 FRec: Schlager 2, Lorenz, Marzano, Ess, Schmidt, Mullen.

32 Cleveland Hill Golden Eagles Depew Wildcats Team Reports Dunkirk Marauders The Eagles led 14-0 after one quarter and exploded for 3 TDs in the 2nd frame as they beat arch-rival JFK Grayson Taylor powered the offense as he ran 15 times for 251 yards and 3 TDs. Taylor also made 8 tackles on defense... Anthony Sullivan completed 3 of 7 passes for 38 yards and a TD. Sullivan also ran 7 times for 69 yards... Jermain Hairston ran 11 times for 113 yards and 2 TDs... Matt Eldridge made 9 tackles while Rasheem Newsome made 6... Nick Gamble had 4 tackles, 2 for lost yardage... Robert Statler intercepted 2 passes... Deion Henley intercepted a pass... Daytwan Burney made 3 tackles and recorded a QB sack... The Wildcats fell behind 7-3 after three quarters but rallied to beat Maryvale 12-7 in a defensive battle... Dylan Sekuterski completed 10 of 20 passes for 91 yards. He also ran 14 times for 106 yards... Matt Poblocki ran 11 times for 45 yards. He also made 9 tackles and had a QB sack on defense... Adam Bauer caught 8 passes for 64 yards and punched in a 3- yard TD... Tyler Anna ran twice for 25 yards... Bobby Burns caught 2 passes for 27 yards... Zach Wojcik made 6 tackles and had 2 QB sacks. He also had a QB Pressure that resulted in an intentional grounding penalty in the end zone for a safety... Quincy Majerowicz made 6 tackles... The Marauders trailed 7-6 at the half but gave up 2 TDs in the third quarter and lost to Olean Miguel Alicea led the offense as he rushed 24 times for 109 yards. Alicea also made 6 tackles on defense... Leroy Gilbert ran 5 times for 31 yards, including a 1-yard TD... Troy Smith-Petrella carried 7 times for 44 yards. He also had a QB sack on defense... Sophomore Elwin Gomez led the team in tackles for the second straight week as he made 7. He also had a QB sack... Leroy Gilbert made 7 tackles while Richard Pickens was in on 6... Zach Harris registered a QB sack... Kyle Matteson was a standout on the OL. He also had a QB sack on defense... Robert Statler Zach Wojcik Troy Smith-Petrella Fri., Sept. Maryvale... 7:00 Sat., Sept Wilson... 2:00 Fri., Sept. Southwestern... 7:00 Sat., Sept. JFK... 1:30 Fri., Oct Silver Creek... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Akron... 7:00 Fri., Oct Lackawanna... 2:00 Rushing: Taylor , Sullivan , Hairston , Burney 14-79, Newsome Receiving: Hairston 10-83, Statler 11-96, Wesley 3-49, Gamble 2-29, Taylor 1-45, White TDs: Taylor 7, Hairston 3, Gamble, Burney, Wesley. Passing: Sullivan TD Passes: Sullivan 3. Interceptions: Statler 2, Wesley, Newsome, Henley. FRec: Statler, Taylor, Spring. Fri., Sept. Alden...7:00 Fri., Sept. Amherst... 6:00 Fri., Sept Tonawanda...7:30 Fri., Sept. Maryvale... 7:00 Fri., Oct Cheektowaga... 7:30 Fri., Oct West Seneca West...7:30 Fri., Oct. Lancaster... 7:30 Rushing: DySekuterski , Perrine , Poblocki 16-85, Bauer 10-54, Anna 4-34, Garrison Receiving: Anna , Thornton , Bauer , Burns 7-121, Nichy 5-51, Wojik 1-10, Perrine 1-(-3). TDs: Perrine 7, Anna 3, Bauer 3, Burns. Passing: DySekuterski TD Passes: DySekuterski 3. Interceptions: Anna 2, Burns, Bauer, Nichy, Perrine, Thorton. FRec: Grant, Garrison, Majerowicz. Fri., Sept. Pioneer... 7:00 Fri., Sept Eden... 7:30 Fri., Sept East Aurora... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Olean... 7:00 Fri., Oct Springville... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Amherst... 6:00 Fri., Oct. Fredonia... 7:30 Rushing: Alicea , VEchevarria 9-68, Chevarez 5-56, Lockett 19-50, Gilbert 9-48, Smith-Petrella 7-44, Peck Receiving: VEchevarria 7-47, Pickens 3-54, Cerrie 1-18, Peck 1-2, Alicea 1-1. TDs: Pickens 2, Alicea 2, Peck, Lockett, VEchevarria, Gilbert, Cheverez. Passing: Lockett , AEchevarria TD Passes: Lockett 3. Interceptions: None. FRec: Echevarria, Gomez. 32

33 East Aurora Blue Devils The Blue Devils led just 7-6 at the half but scored 3 TDs in the third quarter and beat Fredonia Clay Lewis led the ground game as he ran 17 times for 151 yards... Brady Tehan ran 9 times for 81 yards and made 8 tackles on defense. Tehan broke away for a 76- yard TD in the 3rd quarter... Connor Allan completed 2 of 5 passes for 62 yards Cole Schlenker and a TD... Tom Volpe caught a 37-yard TD pass... Cole Schlenker made 16 tackles and returned an interception 25 yards for a TD... Nick Potter and Dylan Lodowski each made 14 tackles... Brigham Rogers and Mitch Wrazen were each on on 7 tackles... Mike Coatsworth was 4-for-4 on PATs... Fri., Sept. Amherst... 6:00 Fri., Sept Pioneer...7:30 Fri., Sept. Dunkirk... 7:30 Fri., Sept Fredonia... 7:30 Fri., Oct Olean... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Springville... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Eden...2:00 Rushing: Lewis , Staniszewski , Tehan , Coatsworth 7-52, Allan 13-42, O Connor 5-22, Heimburg Receiving: Lewis 5-133, Volpe 3-67, Coatsworth 2-4, Potter 1-21, Norcia 1-3. TDs: Lewis 3, Allan 2, Tehan 2, Jones, Staniszewski, O Connor, Volpe, Schlenker. Passing: Allan , Hayes TD Passes: Allan, Hayes. East High Panthers No Report. Fri., Sept. McKinley (Riv)... 7:00 Sat., Sept. Wmsville North...2:00 Fri., Sept. Hamburg... 7:00 Sat., Sept Iroquois (AH)... 6:00 Fri., Oct. Lake Shore... 6:30 Fri., Oct South Park (Riv)... 7:30 Sat., Oct Hutch Tech (AH)... 3:00 Rushing: Hendrix 21-12, Gary 2-8, Summers 2-4, Woods 2-1, Rather 4-(-4), Seitz 1-(-6), White 2-(-19), Hilson 12-(-34). Receiving: Tools 1-1, Woods 1-1. TDs: None. Passing: Seitz 1-6-1, Hendrix 1-3-1, White TD Passes: None. Team Reports Eden Raiders The Raiders fell behind 21-0 at the half and lost to Albion last weekend... Owen Krouse led the offense as he ran 25 times for 178 yards and 2 TDs... Andy Bialy completed 3 of 8 passes for 16 yards... Anthony Cummings ran 8 times for 47 yards... Sam Spence ran 11 times for 71 yards and also caught a 7-yard pass Jacob Ehrig caught a 7-yard pass. Ehrig also made 7 tackles and recorded a QB sack on defense... Ryan Shaw made 8 tackles... Matt Lee made 5 tackles and also had a QB sack... Frank Barnack had 59 yards in kick returns and also registered a QB sack... Gustavo Bautista-Gomez also had a QB sack... Sat., Sept Olean... 2:00 Fri., Sept. Dunkirk... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Springville... 7:30 Fri., Sept. Albion... 7:00 Sat., Oct Fredonia... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Pioneer... 7:00 Sat., Oct East Aurora... 2:00 Rushing: Krouse , Barnack , Cummings , Spence , Bialy 16-60, Lee 8-12, Sickau 5-11, Simmons 1-2, Lopez 1-0. Receiving: Ehrig 7-120, Spence 5-42, Cummings 5-29, Krouse 2-27, Barnack TDs: Cummings 2, Spence 2, Krouse 2, Ehrig, Barnack. Passing: Bialy , Cappola TD Passes: Bialy. Matt Lee Interceptions: Coatsworth, Allan, Schlenker. Interceptions: Bell. Interceptions: None. FRec: Potter, Wrazen, Allan, Perlino, McCarthy. FRec: Hendrix, Rano, Rather, McCriminger. FRec: Armbruster, Bialy, Cappola. 33

34 Frank-El-Ville Eagles Fredonia Hillbillies Team Reports Frontier Falcons The Eagles led 14-0 after the first quarter and exploded for 29 points in the second frame as they beat Westfield 50-0 last weekend... Calum Watt led the offense as he ran 8 times for 94 yards and a TD. Watt also made 7 tackles on defense... Phalla Musall rushed 12 times for 80 yards and 2 TDs... Caleb Rinko ran for 28 yards and 2 TDs on just 9 carries... Thomas Easton punched in a 2-yard TD to open the scoring... Ben Erickson intercepted a pass... Tyler Slaughenhaupt made 9 tackles and intercepted a pass... Ethan Lawrence made 7 tackles with 2 QB sack... Tanner Colucci returned a punt 63 yards for a TD... The Hillbillies trailed just 7-6 at the half but surrendered 3 TDs in the 3rd quarter and Fredonia lost to East Aurora Matt McCarthy led the offense as he ran 25 times for 122 yards. McCarthy also made 6 tackles on defense... Cam Voss caught 3 passes for 34 yards and 1 TD... Eric Swoyer caught 5 passes for 25 yards... John Piper completed 10 of 18 passes for 64 yards and a TD. Piper also ran 6 times for 21 yards... Nick Formonowicz shared the team-high honors with 6 tackles... Steve Mignoli had a solid night on the offensive line. Mignoli is a 3-year varsity starter and is also a team captain... Fredonia will play at Eden this weekend... Frontier scored 3 TDs in the 2nd quarter as they jumped out to a 28-7 lead at the half in what would become a 42-7 win over West Seneca West last weekend... Dillon Barrett powered the ground game as he rushed 13 times for 140 yards and 2 TDs... Zach Kmitch completed 4 of 8 passes for 37 yards. He also ran for 46 yards and a TD... Trevor Koch ran 9 times for 84 yards and a TD. Koch also had 6 tackles, a QB sack and recovered a fumble on defense... Kevin Leavell ran for a TD... Paul Brinkel returned a kickoff 89 yards for a TD... Jacob Coon made 6 tackles... Alex Clouen made 6 tackles... Kevin Leavell made 2 tackles, both for lost yardage... Tanner Colucci Steve Mignoli Dillon Barrett Fri., Sept Sherman... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Cass Valley... 7:30 Fri., Sept Frewsburg (Frk)... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Westfield...7:30 Fri., Oct. Randolph...7:00 Fri., Oct Cattaraugus-LV... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Pine Valley... 7:30 Rushing: Musall , Watt , Hurlburt 14-94, Easton 16-92, Colucci 3-30, Rinko 17-41, Ling 2-3, Swanick 5-(-4). Receiving: Erickson 4-108, Colucci 1-22, Hutchinson TDs: Musall 10, Easton 5, Erickson 2, Rinko 2, Watt 2, Hurlburt. Passing: Easton TD Passes: Easton 2. Interceptions: Erickson 2, Colucci, Slaughenhaupt. FRec: None. Fri., Sept Springville...7:30 Fri., Sept Burgard...7:30 Fri., Sept. Pioneer... 7:00 Fri., Sept. East Aurora...7:30 Sat., Oct. Eden...2:00 Fri., Oct Olean... 7:30 Fri., Oct Dunkirk...7:30 Rushing: Piper , Pucci , McCarthy , Ruiz Receiving: Voss , DiRusso 5-86, Swoyer 5-25, Ruiz 4-46, Moore 2-26, Piper 1-22, (Unknown) 1-6. TDs: Ruiz 4, Voss 3, DiRusso 2, Moore, Piper. Passing: Piper , Goodwin TD Passes: Piper 9. Interceptions: Swoyer. FRec: None. Fri., Sept Orchard Park... 7:30 Fri., Sept Lancaster...7:30 Fri., Sept. Clarence... 7:00 Fri., Sept. W. Seneca West...7:00 Fri., Oct. Jamestown... 7:00 Fri., Oct Wmsville North... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Hamburg... 7:00 Rushing: Barrett , Kmitch , Koch , Brinkel , Pupo 17-94, Leavell 15-47, Coon 5-28, Davis 6-28, Brown 1-14, Skinner 1-9, Qsouse 1-1. Receiving: Smith 8-55, Brinkel 4-127, Barrett 2-33, Kish 2-3. TDs: Kmitch 4, Brinkel 4, Barrett 4, Koch 3, Leavell 3, Pupo. Passing: Kmitch , Pupo TD Passes: Kmitch 2. Interceptions: Pupo 3, Brinkel, Barrett, Brown, Skinner. FRec: Koch. 34

35 Gowanda Panthers The Panthers led just 7-0 at the half and added a score in the final quarter to win a defensive slugfest 13-0 over Alleghany last weekend... Lucas McKeever led the offense as he ran 15 times for 83 yards and a TD. McKeever also made a teamhigh 13 tackles on defense... Lucas Brawdy ran 3 times for 52 yards and a TD... Seth Halftown added 59 yards on 12 carries to the offense... Dalton Mills made 9 tackles... Killian Abers caught an 8-yard pass... Jon McCarthy chipped in with 22 rushing yards and also caught an 8-yard pass... Gowanda will host Cassadaga Valley- Falconer this weekend... Fri., Sept. Southwestern... 7:00 Fri., Sept MGCLake... 7:00 Fri., Sept Westfield... 7:00 Fri., Sept. 7:00 Fri., Oct Cassadaga Valley... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Salamanca... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Akron... 7:30 Rushing: McKeever , Halftown , Brawdy , Brawdy 3-31, John 6-31, McCarthy 7-22, Young 2-6. Receiving: Abers 6-78, McCarthy 3-20, Young 2-52, Brawdy 1-25, Blackman 1-17, (Unknown) TDs: McKeever 3, Halftown 2, Brawdy 2, Abers, Dills, McCarthy. Passing: Brawdy , McCarthy TD Passes: Brawdy. Interceptions: Brawdy. FRec: Dills, Hammond. Lucas Brawdy Grand Island Vikings Team Reports The Vikings fell behind 14-9 at the half but regrouped during the break and beat Kenmore East Giuseppe Campanella completed 5 of 11 passes for 126 yards and 3 TDs. Campanella tossed TD passes of 15, 25 and 29 yards... Jarod Brandon ran 23 times for 145 yards... Anthony Mosher caught 3 passes for 72 yards and 2 TDs. Mosher also made 6 tackles Giuseppe Campanella on defense... AJ Swanson caught 2 passes for 50 yards and a TD... TJ Morgan made 5 tackles and recovered a fumble in the end zone for a TD... Zach Valvo recorded a safety when he tackled a ball carrier in the end zone... RJ Stolfo kicked a 31-yard FG... Tyler Benderson intercepted a pass... Sat., Sept. Wmsville North... 2:00 Fri., Sept. Riverside...7:00 Fri., Sept Wmsville South...7:00 Sat., Sept Kenmore East... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Starpoint... 2:00 Fri., Oct North Tonawanda...7:00 Fri., Oct Wmsville East... 7:00 Rushing: Brandon , Valvo 19-64, Morgan 6-22, Abdellatif 8-14, Mosher 1-7, Podlucky 1-7, Swanson 1-2, Campanella 10-(-3), Buzby 4-(-12). Receiving: Mosher 9-202, Abdellatif 6-36, Morgan 4-31, Swanson 3-71, Brandon 2-7, Niland 1-14, Wagner 1-13, Allen 1-9. TDs: Mosher 4, Brandon 2, Swanson 2, Valvo, Morgan. Passing: Campanella , Buzby , TD Passes: Campanella 6. Interceptions: Morgan 2, Wilkes 2, Mosher, Benderson. FRec: Studley, Morgan. Hamburg Bulldogs The Bulldogs trailed 8-0 after one quarter but exploded for 29 points in the second frame and beat Hutch-Tech Alex Suchan completed 8 of 15 passes for 120 yards and 2 TDs. He also made 3 tackles and intercepted a pass... Mitch Gomolka ran 24 times for 197 yards and a TD. He also caught 2 passes for 24 yards... Alec Seifer caught 2 passes for 55 yards and a TD. He also ran 4 times for 38 yards... Ian Chavanne caught 3 passes for 48 yards and 2 TDs... Brendan Ryan made 7 tackles and intercepted 2 passes... Kyle Munro caught a TD pass... Joe DeGrood had a huge day on defense as he made 16 tackles, 4 for lost yardage... Fri., Sept. Lake Shore... 6:30 Fri., Sept McKinley... 7:00 Fri., Sept East High... 7:00 Fri., Sept Hutch Tech...7:00 Sat., Oct. South Park (AH)..7:30 Fri., Oct. WSeneca East...7:00 Fri., Oct Frontier...7:00 Rushing: Gomolka , Seifer , Suchan 22-97, Myles 11-52, Vail 7-38, Mastrangelo 2-1, Weber 1-(-2). Receiving: Chavanne 9-89, BRyan 8-179, Seifer 6-107, Gomolka 4-49, Munro 2-13, Coyne TDs: Gomolka 7, BRyan 6, Chavanne 3, Seifer 2, Suchan, Myles, Munro. Passing: Suchan , Coyne TD Passes: Suchan 10, Coyne. Interceptions: BRyan 4, Grzechowiak, Myles, Mertowski, Suchan. FRec: None. Alec Seifer 35

36 Hutch-Tech Engineers Ht Iroquois Chiefs The Engineers took an early 8-0 lead but fell behind at the half before falling to Hamburg last weekend... Malik Thomas-Ferguson ran 11 times for 31 yards and 2 TDs. He scored on runs of 2 and 3 yards... Jason Dowell completed 9 of 26 passes for 131 yards... Duane Robertson returned an interception 40 yards for a TD. Robertson also caught a 13-yard pass... Jabril Abdul- Nafi caught 3 passes for 74 yards... Dakym Davis ran 10 times for 23 yards and also caught 3 passes for 15 yards... Donte Gibson caught a 15- yard pass... Sal Saez caught a 14-yard pass... Hutch Tech will host West Seneca East this week... Team Reports The Chiefs led 23-0 at the half and went on to beat East High Kyle Seifert completed 8 of 15 passes for 134 yards and 3 TDs... Matt Kloc ran 22 times for 122 yards and a TD. He also caught 2 passes for 49 yards... Michael Riedel ran 7 times for 33 yards and caught 3 passes for 45 yards... Coyote Sokolski caught 3 passes for 45 yards and 2 TDs. He also made 9 tackles, recorded 2 QB sacks and recovered a fumble... Anthony King caught a 19-yard TD pass... Zach Emer made 9 tackles and posted 2 QB sacks... Henry Gunner made 10 tackles with 2 QB sacks... Morgan Mariacher made 6 tackles and intercepted a pass... Jamestown Red Raiders The Red Raiders trailed 13-0 at the half and pulled within at the end of 3 quarters but lost to Canisius last week... The ground game struggled to find any traction all night. Zacc Kinsey ran 11 times for a team-high 27 yards... Nicc Holland completed 15 of 27 passes for 171 yards and a TD... Stephen Carlson caught 5 passes for 126 yards, including an 80-yard TD. Carlson also made 12 tackles on defense... Damien Jackson made 16 tackles Kyle Liuzzo made 11 tackles. In the third quarter Liuzzo scooped up a fumble and returned it 85 yards for a TD... Joe Mistretta made 11 tackles... Kevin Mosely recovered a fumble... Jabril Abdul-Nafi Michael Riedel Joe Mistretta Fri., Sept South Park... 4:00 Fri., Sept. Iroquois... 7:00 Sat., Sept. Niag Wheatfield...2:00 Fri., Sept. Hamburg... 7:00 Fri., Oct WSeneca East (RF).. 7:00 Fri., Oct Lake Shore (AH)... 7:30 Fri., Oct. East High (AH)...3:00 Rushing: Thomas-Ferguson , Spencer-Watson 26-73, Dowell 24-44, Davis 12-30, Rosado 5-7, Gibson 1-3, Olmstead 2-0, Bailey 1-(-1). Receiving: Davis 9-95, Gibson 6-70, Robertson 7-71, Watson 2-34, Abdul-Nafi TDs: Thomas-Ferguson 3, Dowell 2, Davis 2, Robertson 2, Gibson, Spencer-Watson. Passing: Dowell , Bailey 1-1-7, Davis TD Passes: Dowell 3. Interceptions: Lindsay 2, Robertson 2. FRec: Richardson, Thomas-Ferguson. Fri., Sept. WSeneca East...7:30 Fri., Sept Hutch Tech...7:00 Sat., Sept. South Park (AH)... 6:00 Sat., Sept. East High (AH)...6:00 Fri., Oct McKinley... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Lockport...2:00 Fri., Oct Lake Shore...7:00 Rushing: Kloc , Reidel 1-12, Stawicki 2-10, Seifert 13-10, Schaefer 3-7, Cabic 1-3. Receiving: Wilkinson , Emer 9-170, Sokolski 7-112, Kloc 2-19, Ziegler 2-18, Simon 1-13, Slade 1-6, King 1-4. TDs: Kloc 3, Emer 2, Wilkinson. Passing: Seifert TD Passes: Seifert 4. Interceptions: Slade, Emer. FRec: Simon 2, Sokolski, Ziegler, Cabic, Mariacher. 36 Sat., Sept. Sweet Home... 2:00 Fri., Sept West Seneca West...7:00 Fri., Sept. Lancaster... 7:30 Fri., Sept Canisius...7:00 Fri., Oct Frontier... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Clarence... 2:00 Fri., Oct Orchard Park... 7:00 Rushing: Kinsey , Holland , Munella 7-99, Jackson 12-96, Hamilton 9-65, Hunzinger 1-12, Panebianco 3-11, Nazzaro 2-2, Lockett 4-(-11). Receiving: Panebianco , Carlson , Larson , Jackson 4-49, Kinsey 6-19, Nazzaro TDs: Panebianco 4, Holland 4, Carlson 4, Munella 2, Kinsey 2, Larson 2, Jackson 2, Eimiller, Liuzzo. Passing: Holland , Munella TD Passes: Holland 9. Interceptions: Carlson 2, Panebianco 2, Osman. FRec: Eimiller, Ramos, Panebianco, Breen, Liuzzo, Mosley.

37 John F. Kennedy Bears Kenmore East Bulldogs Team Reports Kenmore West Blue Devils The Bears fell behind 14-0 after one quarter and lost to Cleve-Hill 42-0 last weekend... The offense struggled to make headway in the game... Tyler Bethin completed 2 of 7 passes for 25 yards. Bethin also ran 11 times for 55 yards... Matt Lanzalaco ran 6 times for 28 yards and also made 6 tackles on defense... Dalton Fischer caught a 23-yard pass... Lexus Pollard added 16 rushing yards to the totals... Brendan Delbert led the defense as he made a team-high 8 tackles... Nick Roetzer made 5 tackles and recorded a QB sack... Cale Byczkowski intercepted a pass... Tyler Gribble was a standout on the offensive line... JFK will play at Lackawanna this week... The Bulldogs led 14-9 at the half but allowed a pair of 4th-quarter TDs and lost to Grand Island Kurt McGowan ran 11 times for 48 yards and made 9 tackles... Mike DeBenedetti caught 3 passes for 73 yards and a TD. He also made 5 tackles on defense. DeBenedetti sacked the QB, causing a fumble which was returned for a TD... Steve Nadrowski caught a 20-yard TD pass. He also returned a fumble 65 yards for a TD... Andy Fields completed 6 of 16 passes for 69 yards and a TD... Zach Coburn tossed a 36-yard TD pass... Luke Jones made 6 tackles... Matt Rymarczyk and Nick Lobochiaro each made 5... Joe Vasi had a QB sack... The Blue Devils trailed 12-6 at the half but rallied for 3 scores in the 3rd quarter and beat Niagara Falls Deangelo Walker-Johnson completed 10 of 23 passes for 165 yards and 2 TDs... Terrell Ford ran 22 times for 196 yards and 2 TDs. Ford also returned the 2nd-half kickoff 87 yards for a TD... Mark Taylor ran 2 times for 48 yards... Trent White caught 8 passes for 135 yards and TDs of 30 and 41 yards... Jayson Taylor caught a 13-yard pass Charlie Milks made 11 tackles, 8 solo. He also recorded 2 QB sacks... Darahn Rainey made 11 tackles, 4 primary, and also had a QB sack... Jahlel St. John made 8 tackles... Dameeko Borello had a QB sack... Tyler Gribble Steve Nadrowski Darahn Rainey Sat., Sept Akron... 1:30 Fri., Sept. Tonawanda... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Silver Creek... 7:00 Sat., Sept Cleve Hill... 1:30 Fri., Oct. Lackawanna...7:00 Fri., Oct Cassadaga Valley... 1:30 Fri., Oct. Wilson...7:00 Rushing: Pollard , Lanzalaco , McPhail 11-83, Jordan 13-42, Roetzer 5-30, Hahn 5-27, Bethin 9-58, Gregori 2-9, Marcucci 4-5. Receiving: McPhail 8-142, Fischer, 2-29, Pollard 2-16, Jordan 2-10, McMahon TDs: Bethin 3, McPhail 2, Jordan, Lanzalaco. Passing: Bethin Sat., Sept. Starpoint... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Sweet Home... 2:00 Sat., Sept Riverside... 2:00 Sat., Sept Grand Island... 2:00 Fri., Oct. N. Tonawanda... 7:00 Sat., Oct Wmsville South... 2:00 Sat., Oct Kenmore West... 2:00 Rushing: McGowan , Davis 11-30, Daniels 11-32, Jones 1-2, Coburn 2-1, Fields 10-(-11). Receiving: DiBenedetti , Vasi , Nadrowski 11-86, Daniels 4-8, Jones 3-7, Vasi 1-6, Woods 1-4, Coburn 1-3. TDs: Fields 2, McGowan, Vas, Davis, DiBenedetti, Lanzalaco, Coburn, Nadrowski. Passing: Fields , Coburn Fri., Sept. Wmsville South...7:00 Sat., Sept Orchard Park... 2:00 Sat., Sept Lockport...2:00 Fri., Sept. Niagara Falls...2:00 Thu., Oct. 2...@ Wmsv North (D).. 4:00 Fri., Oct Niagara Wheatfield..2:00 Sat., Oct. Kenmore East... 2:00 Rushing: Ford , Walker-Johnson 29-88, MTaylor 2-48, Lynch 24-31, JTaylor 11-19, St.John 1-(-5), White 1-(-10), Stoerr 1-(-22). Receiving: White , JTaylor 8-75, Ford 7-255, Sloan TDs: Ford 7, White 3, Sloan. Passing: Walker-Johnson , Lynch , White TD Passes: Bethin. Interceptions: Byczkowski 2, McPhail, Jordan. FRec: McPhail, Jordan. TD Passes: Fields 2, Coburn. Interceptions: Woods, LoBochiarro. FRec: Kroll, Woods, Lanzalaco, Isham, McGowan, Nadrowski. 37 TD Passes: Lynch 4, Walker-Johnson 2, White. Interceptions: Ford 3, MTaylor 2. FRec: None.

38 Lackawanna Steelers No Report. Fri., Sept Wilson...7:00 Fri., Sept Salamanca...7:00 Fri., Sept. Cheektowaga...7:00 Fri., Sept Akron... 7:00 Fri., Oct JFK... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Silver Creek... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Cleve Hill... 2:00 Rushing: Cooley , Sylvers , Lofton 12-79, Hall 7-35, Robinson 5-17, Kittelson 2-5. Receiving: Robinson 1-5. TDs: Sylvers 2, Lofton, Robinson. Passing: Sylvers TD Passes: Sylvers. Interceptions: Lofton, Sylvers. FRec: Cooley. Lake Shore Eagles Team Reports The Eagles fell behind 20-8 after the first quarter and lost to McKinley Parker Addison completed 13 of 31 passes for 180 yards and a TD. Addison also ran 10 times for 23 yards and made 2 QB sacks on defense... Lawrence Jenkins punched in a 1-yard TD and caught 5 passes for 51 yards... Corey Fiutko ran 4 times for 24 yards and caught 3 passes for 42 yards. He also made 8 tackles and recovered a fumble on defense... David Killian caught 3 passes for 28 yards... Ron John caught 2 passes for 59 yards and a TD... Alex Kaczmarek recorded 7 tackles and a QB sack... Matt Webber led the defensive unit with 12 tackles... Fri., Sept Hamburg...6:30 Fri., Sept West Seneca East...6:30 Fri., Sept. Cheektowaga...7:00 Sat., Sept. McKinley (RF)...7:00 Fri., Oct East High... 6:30 Fri., Oct. Hutch Tech (AH)... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Iroquois...7:00 Rushing: Jenkins , ClFiutko , Addison , CrFiutko 11-73, John Receiving: Jenkins 8-85, CrFiutko 7-215, John 3-76, Killian 3-28, Webber 1-3, Wigdor 1-1. TDs: CrFiutko 3, Jenkins 3, ClFiutko, Addison, John. Passing: ClFiutko , Addison , John TD Passes: ClFiutko. Interceptions: CrFiutko, Jenkins. 38 Matt Webber FRec: Guadalupe, Jenkins, Eackles, Fiutko. Lancaster Redskins The Redskins trailed at the half but rallied for a win over Clarence last weekend... Dan Speyer completed 11 of 18 passes for 191 yards and 3 TDs... Jake Recor led the ground game as he ran 14 times for 60 yards... Justin Hersey ran 3 times for 22 yards, caught a 37-yard TD pass. Hersey also tossed a 14-yard TD pass and made 6 tackles on defense... Alex Damiani caught 5 passes for 79 yards and 2 TDs. Damiani made 8 tackles and intercepted a pass on defense... Dan Emerson caught 2 passes for 32 yards and made 12 tackles on defense... Tyler Lis caught 2 passes for 22 yards and a TD... Tom Heist made 6 tackles... Fri., Sept Lockport... 6:30 Fri., Sept. Frontier...7:30 Fri., Sept Jamestown...7:30 Fri., Sept Clarence... 7:30 Fri., Oct. WSeneca West...7:00 Fri., Oct. Orchard Park...7:00 Fri., Oct Depew... 7:30 Rushing: Ritter , Speyer 17-56, Recor 23-81, Scarpello 9-24, Hersey 3-22, Lis Receiving: Damiani , Ritter 10-58, Hersey 7-92, Lis 7-85, Emerson 6-94, Fox 5-123, Valley 4-54, Recor 4-28, Scarpello TDs: Speyer 2, Emerson 2, Damiani 2, Miller, Fox, Scarpello, Ritter, Lis, Hersey. Passing: Speyer , Hersey TD Passes: Speyer 7, Hersey. Interceptions: Hersey 2, Lis, Scarpello, Damiani. FRec: Miller, Damiani, Murphy, Januszkiewicz. Justin Hersey

39 Team Reports Lewiston-Porter Lancers Lockport Lions MGCLake Thunder Dragons The Lancers trailed just 14-7 after three quarters but allowed 4 TDs in the final frame and lost to Bennett 42-7 last weekend... The running game failed to get much push in what was a defensive battle for most for the game... Carmen Zarrillo ran 9 times for 33 yards and a TD... Mike Fritz ran 5 times for 22 yards... Don Allender completed 9 of 18 passes for 63 yards... Dawson Bailey caught 3 passes for 39 yards... CJ McGovern caught 3 passes for 14 yards... Qu'ran Brewer led the defense as he made 11 tackles... Mike Schiavitti also had a solid night as he made 10 tackles... Sam Fontanarosa was also in on 10 tackles... The Lions fell behind early in the second quarter but rallied for a win over rival Starpoint last weekend... Tyler Fraass completed 8 of 11 passes for 174 yards and a TD. Fraass also ran 15 times for 65 yards and a TD Khalil James ran 17 times for 205 yards and 4 TDs. James scored on runs of 10, 89, 15 and 1 yards... Lavette Warren caught 2 passes for 118 yards and a TD... D'Andre Jenkins caught 2 passes for 32 yards... Matt Farina led the defense as he made 15 tackles, 2 for lost yardage, and intercepted a pass... Dante Mount made 11 tackles while Andrew Bronson made Kirk Feeney made 8 tackles, 1 for loss... The Thunder Dragons led 14-0 after one quarter and exploded for 4 TDs in the second frame and beat Cassadaga Valley- Falconer Ryan Miller led the ground attack as he ran 9 times for 185 yards and 4 TDs... Brad Benson ran 5 times for 24 yards and a TD Mike Welsh completed 2 of 3 passes for 32 yards... Nick Hudson caught an 18-yard pass... Mitch Sandberg ran for a TD. He also made 9 tackles, 1 for lost yardage... AJ Hulton made 12 tackles, 4 for loss... Jed Micek made 8 tackles, 1 for loss... Chandler Baker made 6 tackles with 1 TFL... Josh Bradford recovered a fumble... Dustin Graziano had 4 QB hurries... Sam Fontanarosa Matt Farina Dustin Graziano Fri., Sept. Barker (RH)... 7:00 Fri., Sept Newfane...7:00 Fri., Sept. Burgard (AH)... 7:00 Fri., Sept Bennett... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Albion... 7:00 Fri., Oct Medina... 7:00 Fri., Oct Niagara Wheatfield...7:00 Fri., Sept. Lancaster... 6:30 Sat., Sept Niagara Wheatfield..2:00 Sat., Sept. Kenmore West... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Starpoint...2:00 Sat., Oct Niagara Falls...2:00 Fri., Oct Iroquois... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Wmsville North... 2:00 Fri., Sept Randolph (MG)... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Gowanda... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Salamanca... 7:00 Fri., Sept Cass Valley (CL)...7:00 Fri., Oct O Hara (MG)...7:00 Fri., Oct. Southwestern...7:00 Fri., Oct. Alley-Limestone... 7:00 Rushing: Brewer , Zorrillo 15-82, Eoute 10-66, Allender 13-56, Schiavitti 9-44, Fritz 5-22, Webber 2-14, McGivern 2-7. Receiving: Bailey , Fritz , McGovern 7-72, Eoute 6-57, Brewer 2-4, Fritz 1-0. TDs: Bailey 3, Fritz 2, Brewer 2, Zorrillo, McGovern. Passing: Allender Rushing: James , Fraass , ABronson 17-63, Ford 14-52, Jenkins 7-43, Austin Receiving: ABronson 6-149, Flaherty 6-51, Ball 5-52, Warren 4-107, James 1-6, DiTullio 1-3, Waple 1-0, Kuczka 1-(-2). TDs: James 6, ABronson 2, Warren 2, Ford, Fraass. Passing: Fraass , Ford Rushing: Miller , Tanner , Benson , Hulton , Sandberg 11-60, Hudson 4-22, Wilcox 2-17, Nolan 3-13, Rammelt 6-13, Webb 2-10, Fabrizio 2-9, Hall 3-6, Micek 1-5, Szymanowski 2-4, Howard 1-3, Welsh 1-1. Receiving: Micek 3-43, Sandberg 2-50, Wilcox 1-20, Hudson 1-15, Nelson 1-2. TDs: Miller 11, Hulton 3, Benson 3, Tanner 3, Micek 2, Clausen, Sandberg. TD Passes: Allender 8. Interceptions: Eoute 3, Fontanrosa 2. FRec: Fontanrosa 2, Eoute 2, Biley. TD Passes: Fraass 4. Interceptions: Feeney, DiTullio, ABronson, Nunnari, James, Farina. FRec: None Passing: Welsh , Hulton , Tanner TD Passes: Welsh, Tanner. Interceptions: Hulton 2, Webb, Hudson. FRec: Bradford. 39

40 Maryvale Flyers McKinley Macks Team Reports Medina Mustangs The Flyers led 7-3 after three quarters but surrendered a TD and a safety in the final frame and lost a defensive struggle to Depew Marcus Ford led the offense as he ran 16 times for 60 yards. Ford also made 7 tackles on defense... Kwaine Davis ran 9 times for 53 yards, including a 6-yard TD... Mike Halferty rushed 10 times for 36 yards... Andrew Crombie caught 2 passes for 20 yards... Eric Graham completed 3 of 8 passes for 22 yards and made 6 tackles on defense... Mike Kelleher made 11 tackles intercepted a pass... Demante Chatmon made 9 tackles recovered a fumble... Austin Reamsnyder and Steve Schroeder each had a QB sack... The Macks led 20-8 lead after one quarter and beat Lake Shore Keyon Johnson had a huge day as he ran 10 times for 211 yards and a TD. Johnson scored on a 72-yard run... Mike Benton ran 15 times for 72 yards and a TD and also made 9 tackles on defense... Andrew James ran 9 times for 66 yards and 2 TDs... Kevin Wooten made 9 tackles... Jamir Walker caught an 8- yard TD pass... Davon Perry made 7 tackles... Mikeal Crocket made 6 tackles... Lenaire Herring recorded a QB sack Kelmonte Johnson intercepted 2 passes... Kesean Fisher, Demitrius Sanders and Irvin Gaymon each intercepted 1 pass... The Mustangs trailed 20-0 at the half and lost to Burgard 36-6 last weekend... The offense struggled to gain any traction throughout the night... Brett Pecoraro ran 12 times for 43 yards and a TD. Pecoraro ran for a 17-yard TD and also caught 4 passes for 27 yards... Dylan Lewis caught 8 passes for 72 yards... Jason Hellwig completed 15 of 33 passes for 115 yards... Brandon Schoolcraft caught an 11- yard pass... Andrew Nichols and Tom Follman were each in on 6 tackles... Devon Joy intercepted a pass and 1 recovered a fumble... Austin Buckland recovered a fumble... Medina will play at Barker this weekend... Mike Halferty Andrew James Dylan Lewis Fri., Sept Cleve Hill... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Alden... 7:00 Fri., Sept Amherst... 7:00 Fri., Sept Depew... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Akron... 7:30 Fri., Oct Tonawanda... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Cheektowaga... 7:00 Rushing: Ford , Davis , Halferty , Reamsnyder 6-35, Graham 12-33, Bojanowski 5-19, Doyle 3-2. Receiving: Crombie 6-58, Ford 4-52, Bojanowski 3-36, Melber 2-30, Davis 1-25, Reamsnyder 1-7. TDs: Ford 4, Davis 3, Bojanowski. Passing: Graham TD Passes: Graham 2. Interceptions: Ford, Kelleher. FRec: Kelleher 3, Crombie, Halferty, Perkins, Chatmon. Fri., Sept East High (RF)... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Hamburg... 7:00 Fri., Sept. W. Seneca East... 7:00 Sat., Sept Lake Shore (RF)...2:00 Fri., Oct. Iroquois... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Niagara Falls... 2:00 Fri., Oct South Park (RF)... 7:00 Rushing: KeyJohnson , James , Benton , Hargrave 7-42, Wooten 2-28, Conner 1-18, Butler 3-8, KelJohnson 1-2, Thomas 4-5, Aponte 1-1. Receiving: Aponte 6-90, Benton 6-24, Walker 5-65, James 2-6, Wooten 1-5, Hargrave 1-4, Herod 1-0, Massey 1-0. TDs: Benton 3, Aponte 2, KeyJohnson 2, James 2. Passing: KeyJohnson TD Passes: KeyJohnson 3. Interceptions: KelJohnson 2, Fisher 2, Sanders 2, Walker, Gaymon. FRec: Fisher, Benton. 40 Sat., Sept. Newfane...1:00 Fri., Sept Bennett... 7:30 Fri., Sept Lake Shore...7:30 Fri., Sept Burgard,,,,,,...7:30 Fri., Oct. Barker-RH... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Lew-Port...7:00 Fri., Oct Albion... 7:30 Rushing: Pecoraro , Joy , Hellwig 20-83, Howard 4-33, Follman 10-38, Neace 2-14, Valley 1-5, Hrovat 3-(-5). Receiving: Lewis , Pecoraro , Hrovat , Schoolcraft 6-115, Joy 2-5, Neace 1-9, Howard 1-8, Follman 1-2. TDs: Pecoraro 6, Schoolcraft 3, Lewis 2, Joy 2, Hellwig, Neace, Follman. Passing: Hellwig , Joy TD Passes: Hellwig 7. Interceptions: Neace, Pecoraro, Follman, Joy. FRec: Pecoraro 2, Joy 2, Packer, Beach, Follman, Buckland.

41 Newfane Panthers The Panthers took a lead into the fourth quarter but surrendered 2 TDs and lost a hard-fought battle to Barker Kyle Burdick had a big night as he ran 19 times for 213 yards and 2 TDs. He also had a QB sack on defense... Kyle Guerriera ran 15 times for 104 yards and caught a 7- yard pass... Jake Kubala rushed twice for 31 yards and a Jake Kubala TD. Kubala also made 8 tackles on defense... Jake Nicholas had a solid night on the offensive line... Nick O Lay caught a 7-yard pass... Josh Wilt led the defense with 18 tackles... Nate Newton made 7 tackles while Dylan Schank made 6... Ryan Empson and Chris Johnstone each had a QB sack... Sat., Sept Medina... 1:00 Fri., Sept. Lew-Port... 7:00 Sat., Sept Albion... 2:00 Fri., Sept. Barker-RH (RH)... 7:00 Sat., Oct Wilson... 2:00 Sat., Oct Burgard...2:00 Sat., Oct. Bennett (AH)...6:00 Rushing: Burdick , Guerriera 16-53, Jackson 7-27, Kubala 3-3. Receiving: Burdick , Wilt 5-46, Jackson 4-116, O Lay 4-107, Kabala 1-2. TDs: Jackson, O Lay, Burdick. Passing: Noon , O'Lay TD Passes: Noon 2. Interceptions: Mott. FRec: None. Niagara Falls Wolverines Team Reports The Wolverines led 12-6 at the half but lost a hard-fought battle to Kenmore West Shaolin McCray led the ground game as he ran 19 times for 106 yards. McCray also caught 2 passes for 37 yards and a TD... Haseen Pruitt rushed for 81 yards on just 4 carries... Jacquan Hudson caught 2 passes for 32 yards... Breon Harris caught a 64-yard TD pass Anthony Vargas was a standout on the offensive line... Drew Spurback completed 7 of 12 passes for 144 yards and 3 TDs... Joe Medley made 7 tackles and intercepted a pass... Nate Parchment made 8 tackles... James Mitchell and Joe Welch each recorded a QB sack... Sat., Sept. Niag Wheatfield...2:00 Fri., Sept. Cheektowaga...7:00 Sat., Sept Wmsville North... 2:00 Sat., Sept Kenmore West... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Lockport...2:00 Sat., Oct McKinley... 2:00 Sat., Oct Clarence... 12:00 Rushing: McCray , Pruitt , Lowe 2-8, Walls 1-5, Williams 2-3, Stachowski 1-1, Welch 3-(-5), Spurback 8-(-15), Barnes 11-(-35). Receiving: Hudson 5-133, Harris 2-75, McCray 2-37, Hubbard 2-32, Stachowski 1-22, Pruitt 1-11, Felvus 1-2. TDs: McCray 4, Hudson 2, Stachowski, Welch, Barne, Medley, Harris, Pruitt, Felvus. Passing: Spurback , Barnes TD Passes: Spurback 5, Barnes. Interceptions: Medley 3, JaSmith, Burdick. FRec: Medley 2, Vargas. 41 Breon Harris Niagara Wheatfield Falcons No Report. Sat., Sept Niagara Falls... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Lockport...2:00 Sat., Sept Hutch Tech...2:00 Sat., Sept Wmsville North... 2:00 Sat., Oct. St. Mary s...1:00 Sat., Oct. Kenmore West... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Lew-Port... 7:00 Rushing: Welch 7-42, Goodrich 4-39, Mixon 8-32, Pitner Receiving: Leising TDs: Pinter. Passing: Doricko TD Passes: Doricko. Interceptions: None. FRec: Leising.

42 Team Reports Nichols Big Green North Tonawanda Lumberjacks Olean Huskies The Big Green led 7-4 at the half and scored 3 TDs after the break and beat Finney Steve Glinski ran 8 times for 93 yards and 2 TDs. He also completed 2 of 3 passes for 144 yards... Brandon Rivers ran 3 times for 46 yards and recovered a fumble on defense... Mercy Cox-Hicks ran 7 times for 41 yards and a TD... Ken Williams ran 6 times for 40 yards Chris Miner and a TD... Manny Williams ran 3 times for 29 yards... Chris Miner caught a 95-yard pass for a TD and made 10 tackles on defense... Derrick Tang was a standout on the OL... Connor Freeburger caught a 49-yard pass... Ethan Carrow made 7 tackles... Steve Foley made 11 tackles... North Tonawanda trailed at the half and lost to Williamsville South Chris Woodard led the offense as he ran 12 times for 112 yards and 2 TDs. Woodard also completed 8 of 18 passes for 77 yards... Chris Labonti ran 3 times for 34 yards... Cody Sikora ran 5 times for 71 yards and a TD... Nate Wilkinson caught 4 passes for 48 yards... Dan Lukaszonas made 7 tackles... Austin Gibson Austin Gibson made 7 tackles, caused a fumble and recovered a fumble... Ryan Gilbert was in on 5 tackles and knocked down a pass... Zack Woodard made 6 tackles, 5 solo, and recorded a QB sack... Drew Krantz made 4 tackles and intercepted a pass... The Huskies held a slim 7-6 lead at the half but pulled away after the break and beat Dunkirk Jaryd Plaud led the ground game as he ran 19 times for 170 yards and 2 TDs. Plaud also caught a 72-yard pass for a TD, and made 7 tackles on defense... Anthony Morgan broke free for a 58- yard TD run for the game s first score... Chuck Martin completed 5 of 8 passes Anthony Morgan for 100 yards and a TD. He also made 3 tackles on defense... Evan Threehouse caught a 17-yard pass... Shawn Williams had a solid night as he made 7 tackles... Nick Howard made 6 tackles... Lucas Mehmel was in on 4 stops... Zack Linderman was 4-for-4 on PAT kicks... Sat., Sept. O Hara... 1:00 Sat., Sept Oakfield-Alabama..12:00 Sat., Sept. Villanova...TBA Sat., Sept Finney (5)... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Panama...1:30 Sat., Oct. Finney (5)... 4:00 Sat., Oct Ellicottville... 1:00 Sat., Oct. Sherman... 1:30 Fri., Sept Riverside,,,,,,,,,,,... 7:00 Fri., Sept Wmsville East... 7:00 Fri., Sept Sweet Home... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Wmsville South...7:00 Fri., Oct Kenmore East... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Grand Island...7:00 Fri., Oct. Tonawanda... 7:00 Sat., Sept. Eden...2:00 Sat., Sept Springville...7:00 Sat., Sept Bradford (Pa.)... 7:00 Fri., Sept Dunkirk...7:00 Fri., Oct. East Aurora...7:30 Fri., Oct. Fredonia... 7:30 Sat., Oct Pioneer... 7:00 Oct. 24/25... Playoffs... TBA Oct. 31/Nov Playoffs... TBA Rushing: Glinski , Cox-Hicks , KWilliams , Rivers 7-60, EWilliams Receiving: Cox-Hicks 6-44, Miner 3-119, Freeburger 3-89, KWilliams 2-13, Rivers 1-5. TDs: Glinski 6, KWilliams 4, Cox-Hicks 2. Rushing: CWoodard , Sikora , Dotterweich , Labonti 6-68, McDonough 22-57, Nolley 8-35, Brandy 14-35, Groff 17-17, Sieracki 2-16, Clare Receiving: Wilkinson , Sikora 6-68, Krantz 4-41, Tober 4-30, McDonough 2-40, Gilbert 1-25, Craig 1-5. Rushing: Plaud , Ellis , Morgan 2-53, Ramadhan 5-5, Martin 21-4, JuRuolo 1-2, JaRuolo 2-0. Receiving: Ramadhan 8-222, Morgan 6-44, Threehouse 4-68, Cummings 2-8, Plaud TDs: Plaud 6, Ramadhan 5, Morgan 2, Ellis. Passing: Glinski TD Passes: Glinski. Interceptions: Cox-Hicks. FRec: Brinson, Glinski, Rivers. TDs: CWoodard 10, Sikora 3, Brandy, Dotterweich, McDonough, Krantz, Wilkinson. Passing: CWoodard , Clare TD Passes: CWoodard 3. Interceptions: Krantz 3, Gilbert, ZWoodard. Passing: Martin , Ramadhan TD Passes: Martin 6. Interceptions: Ramadhan, Morgan, Threehouse, Martin. FRec: Ellis, Spears. FRec: AGibson 2, ZWoodard, McNeill. 42

43 Orchard Park Quakers Panama Panthers Team Reports Pioneer Panthers The Quakers led at the half and ran away in the second half as they beat Erie McDowell Dillon Janca completed 12 of 25 passes for 192 yards and 3 TDs... Terius Wheatley ran for 196 yards and 2 TDs on just 8 carries... Billy Myers ran 14 times for 98 yards and a TD... Kevin Goltz caught 5 passes for 83 yards and a TD... Chris Liberatore caught a 53-yard TD pass... Kevin Koziol caught 2 passes for 21 yards and a TD... Jack Crowley caught 3 passes for 25 yards... Matthew Perla made 11 tackles, 3 for lost yardage... Ryan Paolini recorded 11 tackles and a QB sack... Drew Drozdowski made 7 tackles with a QB sack... The Panthers played to a tie at the half but scored in the final quarter to pull out a win over Portville last weekend... Greg Delahoy completed 6 of 12 passes for 172 yards and a TD. He also ran for 27 yards and a TD... Jack Payne caught 2 passes for 71 yards and a TD... Chris Blose caught 2 passes for 66 yards... Josh Eddy caught a 21- yard pass... David O'Dell caught a 14-yard pass Dylan Bergman ran 13 times for 53 yards... Nathan Stow ran 11 times for 56 yards and a TD... Dillon Mascall made 7 tackles and recorded a QB sack... Ryan Applebee made 6 tackles with a QB sack... Dylan Bergman and Thomas Hoch each made 5 tackles... The Panthers led 14-8 at the half but sirrendered a pair of second-half TDs and lost to Springville Tyler Mummery had a big night as he ran 20 times for 180 yards. He also made 6 tackles and recorded a QB sack on defense... Kris Riordan ran 10 times for 56 yards and a TD... Brad Chislett caught a 28-yard pass... Andrew Hyman spearheaded the defense as he made 10 tackles... Matt Haggerty made 8 tackles Foster Dell made 7 tackles, 1 for loss... Ryan Palmisano made 6 tackles, 3 for lost yardage... Nate Tackentein intercepted a pass and knocked down a pass... Nick Thagard made 5 tackles and knocked down a pass... Matt Perla Ryan Applebee Andrew Hyman Fri., Sept. Frontier...7:30 Sat., Sept. Kenmore West... 2:00 Fri., Sept West Seneca West...7:00 Sat., Sept Bishop McDowell... 1:00 Fri., Oct. Clarence... 7:00 Fri., Oct Lancaster...7:00 Fri., Oct. Jamestown...7:00 Rushing: Wheatley , Myers , Dahl , Paolini 3-27, Goltz 2-8, Bernas 1-6, Perla 1-2, Janca 3-(-15). Receiving: Crowley , Goltz , Koziol , Bruno 8-150, Liberatore 7-150, Dogal 1-17, Wheatley TDs: Wheatley 7, Myers 6, Koziol 4, Goltz 3, Crowley 3, Dahl 2, Liberatore 2, Losardo, Bruno, Paolini. Passing: Janca TD Passes: Janca 13. Interceptions: McPoland, Dahl, Paolini. FRec: Dahl 2. Fri., Sept. Frewsburg... 7:30 Sat., Sept Westfield...1:30 Fri., Sept. Pine Valley...7:30 Sat., Sept Portville... 1:30 Sat., Oct Nichols...1:30 Fri., Oct. Randolph... 7:00 Fri., Oct Sherman... 1:30 Rushing: Saxton , Bergman 20-73, Stow 11-56, Delahoy 15-54, Nathan 8-31, Ecklund 8-17, JkPayne 2-0. Receiving: Eddy 6-109, Ecklund 2-90, JkPayne 4-141, Blose 4-93, O Dell 2-26, Nathan 1-1. TDs: Saxton 2, Eddy 2, Ecklund, Delahoy, Nathan. Passing: Delahoy TD Passes: Delahoy 3. Interceptions: Eddy, Blose. FRec: JkPayne. 43 Fri., Sept Dunkirk...7:00 Fri., Sept. East Aurora...7:30 Fri., Sept Fredonia... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Springville... 7:00 Fri., Oct Southwestern... 7:00 Fri., Oct Eden...7:00 Sat., Oct. Olean... 7:00 Rushing: Mummery , Riordan , Smith 6-51, Thagard 3-28, Kossow 8-2, Haggerty 1-0. Receiving: Mummery 5-22, Chislett 3-35, Hyman 1-29, Riordan 1-13, Haggerty 1-6. TDs: Mummery 2, Thagard, Riordan. Passing: Kossow , Mummery TD Passes: Kossow. Interceptions: Chislett, Hyman, Tackentein. FRec: Tackentein, Hyman, Dell.

44 Portville Panthers No Report. Fri., Sept Pine Valley...7:30 Fri., Sept. Randolph... 7:00 Fri., Sept Sherman... 7:00 Sat., Sept. Panama...1:30 Fri., Oct. Cattaraugus-LV...7:00 Fri., Oct Alley-Limestone...7:00 Fri., Oct Frewsburg... 7:00 Rushing: Swetland , Harris 6-64, Hollamby 8-27, Hilyer 2-27, Cornelius Receiving: Swetland 3-56, Cornelius 1-73, Hilyer TDs: Cornelius 2, Hilyer 2, Harris, Swetland. Passing: Harris TD Passes: Harris. Interceptions: Hilyer. FRec: Zink. Randolph Cardinals The Cardinals led 14-0 after one quarter and then crancked up the running game and scored 4 times in the second frame as they beat Sherman-Clymer 42-0 last weekend... QB Bryce Morrison completed 5 of 8 passes for 107 yards and 3 TDs. Morrison also scored 2 TDs on the ground... Devyn Nelsen rushed 13 times for 146 yards and a TD... Mason Bosley caught 3 Team Reports passes for 60 yards and 2 TDs. Bosley also made 9 tackles on defense... Frank Jacobi was in on 8 tackles, 5 primary... Tyler Stahley was in on 4 tackles. Stahley was also a blanket in the efensive secondary as he intercepted 3 passes... Derek Young caught a 28-yard TD pass... Fri., Sept. MGCLake (MG)...7:00 Fri., Sept Portville... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Cattaraugus-LV...7:00 Fri., Sept. Sherman... 7:30 Fri., Oct Ellicottville... 7:00 Fri., Oct Panama...7:00 Fri., Oct Westfield...7:00 Rushing: Nelsen , Sluga 11-58, Stahley 1-23, Brown 4-18, Morrison 6-7, Ecker 1-6, Jacobi 3-(-13). (Team) Receiving: Bosley , Nelsen 2-69, Young 1-16, Jacobi 1-12, Stahley 1-2. TDs: Nelsen 6, Bosley 5, Sluga 3, Stahley 2, Morrison 3, Jacobi. Passing: Morrison TD Passes: Morrison 7. Interceptions: Stahley 4. FRec: Jacobi. Tyler Stahley St. Francis Red Raiders The Red Raiders led at the half but lost to St. Joe s Francisco Guzman ran 7 times for 59 yards and a TD, caught a TD pass and made 10 tackles on defense... Manny Williams ran 8 times for 29 yards... Brendon Metz ran 5 times for 28 yards and recovered a fumble on defense... Jarryd Taylor caught 5 passes for 52 yards Kordell Holness-Lightbody caught 9 passes for 121 yards and a TD... Jerry Hickson completed 23 of 43 passes for 247 yards and 3 TDs... Robert Dempsey made 10 tackles and recovered a fumble... CJ Canterbury and Ethan Shipman each made 6 tackles Jack Hayes recorded 2 QB sacks and recovered a fumble... Sat., Sept. Holy Trinity...1:00 Sat., Sept South Park... 7:00 Sat., Sept Alden... 7:00 Sat., Sept. St. Joe s...1:00 Sat., Oct Bishop Timon... 1:00 Sat., Oct Cathedral Prep... 7:00 Sat., Oct Aquinas... 7:00 Sat., Oct. St. Mary s...1:00 Sat., Nov. Canisius... 1:00 Nov. 7/8... Playoffs...TBA Jarryd Taylor Rushing: Dempsey , Guzman , EWilliams , MWilliams , Metz 16-76, Pinnock 7-63, Kraus 1-2, Tasker 1-2, Hickson 10-(-9), Kline 3-(-31). Receiving: Holness-Lightbody , Guzman , Taylor 10-86, Tasker 8-163, Metz 7-92, EWilliams 4-40, Pinnock 2-14, Dempsey 2-13, MWilliams 1-11, Shipman 1-8. TDs: Guzman 5, Metz 3, EWilliams 2, Holness-Lightbody 2, Dempsey, Tasker, MWilliams, Metz. Passing: Hickson , Kline TD Passes: Hickson 11. Interceptions: Shipman 2, Kraus, Kline, Woodarek. FRec: Dempsey 3, Weikle, EWilliams, Guzman, Kline, Hayes, Metz, Kraus. 44

45 St. Joe s Marauders St. Mary s Lancers Team Reports Salamanca Warriors The Marauders trailed 16-7 after one quarter but rallied for a tense win over St. Francis... St. Joe s trailed with 2:30 left when Matt Jeffries caused a fumble with a QB sack. Josh Jackson scooped the ball up and ran 66 yards for a TD... Jackson finished with 11 tackles, 2 for loss, and an interception to go with the fumble return... David Archer completed 11 of 21 passes for 133 yards and a TD. He also ran 7 times for 31 yards and 2 TDs... Darren Thompson ran 17 times for 188 yards and a TD... Cordell Owens ran 5 times for 38 yards... Grant Beyer caught 2 passes for 16 yards and a TD... Ryan Conschafter caught 3 passes for 33 yards The Lancers trailed at the half and lost a hard-fought decision to Oil City (Pa.) Takal Molson completed 15 of 28 passes for 236 yards and 4 TDs. Molson also ran 8 times for 87 yards and a TD... Anthony Stitt ran 5 times for 42 yards... Tony Robinson caught 5 passes for 99 yards and 2 TDs... Paul Bargnesi was a standout on the offensive line... Marc O Neill caught 4 passes for 34 yards and made 6 tackles on defense... Cam Dunning caught 4 passes for 85 yards and a TD... Anthony Stitt caught a 4-yard TD pass and made 12 tackles on defense... Dehlen Jones made 6 tackles and recovered a fumble... The Warriors fell behind 28-7 at the half and lost to Southwestern last weekend... Jared Fish had a big night as he completed 11 of 20 passes for 188 yards and 2 TDs. Fish also ran 6 times for 20 yards, caught a 13-yard TD pass and recovered a fumble on defense... Marcus Zaprowski ran 5 times for 28 yards... Jimmie Nye caught 6 passes for 117 yards and 2 TDs. Nye caught scoring passes of 42 and 4 yards and also tossed a 13-yard TD pass... Mitchell Gilbert had a solid night on the offensive line... Andy Crandall caught 3 passes for 41 yards... Andy Phearsdorf led the defensive unit as he made 8 tackles... Tyler Siperek was in on 7 tackles... Josh Jackson Paul Bargnesi Jimmie Nye Fri., Sept. St. Anthony s...7:00 Sat., Sept Clarence... 1:00 Sat., Sept. Aquinas...1:00 Sat., Sept St. Francis... 1:00 Sat., Oct Canisius...1:00 Sat., Oct. UPrep (5)... 2:00 Sat., Oct St. Mary s...1:00 Sat., Oct Cathedral Prep (Pa).. 1:00 Fri., Oct. Bishop Timon...7:00 Nov. 7/8... Playoffs...TBA Rushing: Thompson , Conschafter , Evans 15-64, Owens 5-38, Archer 35-55, Bomberski 4-21, Przybyla 3-4, Schaefer 1-2 Jackson 3-(-2). Receiving: Thompson 6-139, Masters 6-71, Beyer 4-53, Conschafter 4-38, Owens 1-20, Bardak 1-10, McKenna 1-5. TDs: Thompson 5, Archer 3, Surace, Evans, Beyer, Jackson. Passing: Archer TD Passes: Archer 2. Interceptions: Masters 4, Surace, Shittu, Jackspn, Bardak. FRec: Surace, Bomberski, Conschafter, Surace, Jackson. Sat., Sept. UPrep (5)... 2:00 Sat., Sept St. John Baptist... 1:00 Fri., Sept. Bishop Timon...7:00 Sat., Sept Oil City (Pa.)...2:00 Sat., Oct Niagara Wheatfield..1:00 Sat., Oct Erie East (Pa.)... 7:00 Sat., Oct. St. Joe s...1:00 Sat., Oct St. Francis... 1:00 Sat., Nov Cardinal O Hara...1:00 Nov. 7/8... Playoffs...TBA Rushing: Molson , Stitt , Osborne , Johnson 4-36, Robinson 1-6. Receiving: Robinson , Dunning , O Neill 8-75, Concannon 2-17, Osborne 1-26, Hill 1-20, Stitt 1-4. TDs: Molson 5, Robinson 5, Osborne 2, Concannon, Dunning, Stitt. Passing: Molson TD Passes: Molson 7. Interceptions: Dunning 2, Bargsnesi. FRec: Jones. 45 Fri., Sept Cassadaga Valley... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Lackawanna...7:00 Fri., Sept MGCLake... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Southwestern...7:00 Fri., Oct. Alley-Limestone... 7:00 Fri., Oct Gowanda... 7:00 Fri., Oct Springville...7:00 Rushing: Zaprowski , Fish , Dowdy , Peters 6-12, Siperek 3-9. Receiving: Nye , Crandall 7-175, Phearsdorf 2-29, Siperek 2-18, Fish 1-13, McClure 1-7, Zaprowski 1-5. TDs: Nye 4, Fish 3, Crandall 2, Dowdy, Zaprowski. Passing: Fish , Nye TD Passes: Fish 6, Nye. Interceptions: Crandall. FRec: Cooper, McClure, Fish.

46 Sherman-Clymer Wildcats The Wildcats fell behind 14-0 after one quarter and lost to Randolph 42-0 last weekend... In his first varsity start after being called up from the JV team, Justin Svetz ran 10 times for 40 yards. Svetz also made 13 tackles and recovered a fumble on defense... Jake Card caught 3 passes for 58 yards. Card also recorded 2 QB sacks, forced 2 fumbles and recovered a Justin Svetz fumble on defense... Jeremy Cole completed 5 passes for 68 yards and made 8 tackles... Sam VanValkenburg had a solid night on the OL... Ethan Lyon was in on 6 tackles... Mike Delcamp registered a QB sack... Kolby Parks and Brandon VanCuren each recovered a fumble... Fri., Sept. Ellicottville... 7:00 Sat., Sept Cattaraugus-LV... 1:30 Fri., Sept. Portville... 7:00 Fri., Sept Randolph...7:30 Sat., Oct Pine Valley... 1:30 Fri., Oct. Frewsburg... 7:30 Sat., Oct Panama...1:30 Rushing: Ayers , Cole , Lyon 7-47, Svetz 10-40, Einink Receiving: Neckers 11-57, Card 4-72, Parks 4-66, Meeder 2-25, Ayers 1-9, Svetz 1-5. TDs: Ayers 4, Parks 2, Cole 2, Lyon. Passing: Cole TD Passes: Cole 2. Interceptions: Parks. FRec: Einink 2, Card 2, Lyon, Dunnewold, Beatman, Ayers, VanValkenburg, Parks, Svetz, VanCuren. Team Reports Silver Creek Black Knights The Black Knights played to a 0-0 tie after one quarter but exploded for 24 points in the second frame and beat Wilson Noah Radack completed 6 of 13 passes for 97 yards and a TD... Kraig Gilbert ran 26 times for 188 yards and 2 TDs... Sherman Williams ran 9 times for 54 yards and 2 TDs... Lucas Hallick carried 5 times for 42 yards and caught a Noah Radack 26 yard pass... Ryan Forbes ran 3 times for 29 yards... Chris Williams ran for 12 yards and a TD... Trevon Thompson caught 2 passes for 28 yards and a TD... Logan Youngberg caught a 17-yard pass Nick Ranft made 6 tackles... Dylan Robinson made 5 tackles... Nate Jones returned an INT for a TD... Fri., Sept Alley-Limestone...7:00 Fri., Sept. Akron...7:00 Fri., Sept JFK... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Wilson... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Cleve Hill...2:00 Fri., Oct Lackawanna...7:00 Fri., Oct. Cattaraugus-LV...7:00 Rushing: Gilbert , Seiders , SWilliams , CWilliams 9-62, Hallick 10-60, Forbes 7-41, Radack 7-31, Szumigala 2-2, Jones 1-0. Receiving: VanZile 6-115, Thompson 5-149, Gilbert 3-17, Hallick 2-45, AJimerson 1-18, Youngberg 1-17, Forbes TDs: Gilbert 9, SWilliams 3, Thompson 3, NJones 3, Seiders, Hallick, VanZile, AJimerson, CWilliams. Passing: Radack TD Passes: Radack 6. Interceptions: CWilliams 2, Priest, NJones, Gilbert. FRec: Jimerson. South Park Sparks The Sparks led 6-0 at the half but trailed 7-6 entering the final quarter before pulling out a 14-7 win over West Seneca East... Tyree Brown ran 13 times for 106 yards and 2 TDs. Brown also completed 7 of 17 passes for 101 yards... Antonio Leonard caught 3 passes for 27 yards and intercepted a pass on defense... Daryl Moore caught Bryce Charmichael 2 passes for 15 yards... Deandre Brown caught 2 passes for 58 yards... Bryce Carmichael ran 5 times for 53 yards... William Burgess ran 4 times for 33 yards and made 16 tackles... Quan Burgess made 9 tackles and had a QB sack... Tyrell Brown had 6 tackles and a sack... Fri., Sept. Hutch Tech... 4:00 Sat., Sept. St. Francis... 7:00 Sat., Sept Iroquois (AH)... 6:00 Fri., Sept WSeneca West (AH).. 7:30 Sat., Oct Hamburg (AH)... 6:00 Fri., Oct. East High (RF)...7:00 Fri., Oct. McKinley (RF)...7:00 Rushing: TBrown , QBurgess , Carmicheal , WBurgess 14-74, Renfro 1-20, McDonald 3-19, Neal 6-18, Gerace 2-8, Moore 1-6. Receiving: Leonard , Moore , DBrown 6-152, Carmicheal 1-4. TDs: TBrown 4, Moore 3, Leonard 2, DBrown. Passing: TBrown TD Passes: TBrown 4. Interceptions: Leonard 2, Johnson, Neal. FRec: Gerace 2, Carmicheal. 46

47 Southwestern Trojans Springville Griffins Team Reports Starpoint Spartans The Trojans jumped out to a 28-7 lead at the half and beat Salamanca Mason Hoose ran 18 times for 133 yards and 3 TDs. Hoose was also 6- for-6 on PAT kicks... Hunter Peterson ran 8 times for 65 yards and a TD... Nick Swanson ran 15 times for 74 yards. Swanson also caught 2 passes for 73 yards... Brendan Kennedy ran 5 times for 42 yards and a TD. he also made 9 tackles on defense... Noah Weinstein ran 6 times for 21 yards and a TD... Jordan Bryerton made 7 tackles, recovered a fumble and recorded a QB sack... John Todd made 7 tackles and a QB sack... Joe Hayes intercepted 2 passes... Niko Pannes intercepted a pass... The Griffins trailed 13-8 at the half but rallied for a pair of TDs after the break and beat Pioneer last week... Devin White-Kearns ran 18 times for 107 yards and 3 TDs. He scored TDs on runs of 10, 17 and 9 yards and also passed for 21 yards... Pat O'Brien ran 16 times for 77 yards and also made 7 tackles on defense... Kyle Crotty ran 7 times for 50 yards and also made 5 tackles on defense... Bryce Stedman had a solid night on the offensive line... Devin Pazzuti made 7 tackles and recorded a QB sack. Pazzuit also caught a 19-yard pass... Ian Baker and Kyle Warner each recorded a QB sack... Dalton Nelson recovered a fumble... The Spartans led after one quarter but lost to rival Lockport Terry Rutland ran 8 times for 44 yards. He also returned a kickoff 98 yards for a TD... Alex Goupil ran 13 times for 64 yards and a TD... Tajay Ahmed ran 8 times for 93 yards and a TD... Eric Yaeger completed 8 of 13 pass for 138 yards and a TD... Austin Bratek ran 9 times for 63 yards and a TD... Austin Meenaghan caught 2 passes for 50 yards... Mike Chase caught 3 passes for 56 yards and made 6 tackles... Sam Wray was a standout on the OL and also made 5 tackles and recovered 2 fumbles on defense... Logan Yoder and Ron Larocque each made 6 tackles... Brendan Kennedy Devin White-Kearns Sam Wray Fri., Sept Gowanda... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Alley-Limestone...7:00 Fri., Sept Cleve Hill...7:00 Fri., Sept Salamanca...7:00 Fri., Oct. Pioneer... 7:00 Fri., Oct MGCLake... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Cass Valley (F)... 7:30 Rushing: Peterson , Swanson , MHoose , Kennedy , Weinstein 16-63, BWilliams 11-31, Sandbloom 1-9, CWilliams 1-3, Burk 1-2. Receiving: Pannes 8-101, Sandbloom 5-122, Swanson 4-85, Peterson 2-22, Kennedy 2-27, MHoose 1-14, Burk 1-6. TDs: MHoose 6, Weinstein 3, Pannes 2, Swanson 2, Kennedy 2, Peterson 2, Breyerton. Passing: Weinstein TD Passes: Weinstein 2. Interceptions: JBreyerton 2. FRec: Hayes 3, Hoose, Pannes. Fri., Sept. Fredonia... 7:30 Sat., Sept. Olean...7:00 Fri., Sept Eden...7:30 Fri., Sept Pioneer...7:00 Fri., Oct. Dunkirk... 7:30 Fri., Oct East Aurora...7:00 Fri., Oct. Salamanca... 7:00 Rushing: White-Kearns , O'Brien , Crotty , Smith 14-81, Nelson 7-57, Baker 4-24, Murphy 1-(-3), DeWitt 1-(-3). Receiving: Crotty 3-28, Pazzuti 2-50, Warner 2-48, Smith TDs: White-Kearns 7, O Brien 5, Crotty 2, Baker, Pazzuti. Passing: White-Kearns , Nelson TD Passes: White-Kearns. Interceptions: Smith 2, Baker, Crotty, Stedman, Pazzuti. FRec: Pazuti, Domes, Nelson. Sat., Sept Kenmore East... 2:00 Fri., Sept. Wmsville South...7:00 Sat., Sept. Wmsville East... 2:00 Sat., Sept Lockport... 2:00 Sat., Oct Grand Island... 2:00 Sat., Oct Sweet Home... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Riverside (RF)...2:00 Rushing: Rutland , Goupil , Ahmed , Yaeger 20-96, Bratek Receiving: Chase 9-159, Meenaghan 5-72, Larocque 4-55, Bowden 4-44, Dumond 3-30, Ahmed 2-10, Rutland 1-5, Goupil TDs: Rutland 7, Yaeger 4, Goupil 4, Chase, Larocque, Ahmed, Bratek. Passing: Yaeger TD Passes: Yaeger 3. Interceptions: Chase. FRec: Wray 3, Yaeger, Bowden, Barber. 47

48 Sweet Home Panthers The Panthers roared out of the gate and led 20-0 after the first quarter as they beat Williamsville East last weekend... The Panthers rolled up 259 yards rushing and scored 42 points on just 21 offensive plays... Kevin Torrillo completed 3 of 5 passes for 98 yards and 2 TDs... Jordan Evert ran 6 times for 171 yards and 2 TDs. Evert scored on runs of 96 and 47 yards... Brandon Smiley ran 2 times for 58 yards and a TD and caught a 64-yard pass for a TD... Chris Dabney broke away for a 42- yard TD run... Justice Milton caught a 31-yard TD pass... Joe Armenia was 4-for-5 on PAT kicks... Sweet Home plays at Starpoint this week... Sat., Sept Jamestown... 2:00 Sat., Sept Kenmore East... 2:00 Fri., Sept. North Tonawanda..7:00 Sat., Sept. Wmsville East... 2:00 Sat., Oct Riverside... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Starpoint...2:00 Fri., Oct Wmsville South...2:00 Rushing: Evert , Smiley , Heine 10-35, Dabney 5-31, Justice 7-31, Tyes 3-13, Banks 2-8, Torrillo 8-8, Phillips 1-7, Zielen 1-6, Drake 1-6, Ziegler 2-5, Iverson 1-0, Kromphardt 5-(-26). Receiving: Smiley , Milton 8-136, Zeigler 4-19, Evert 3-22, Drake 2-32, Tyes TDs: Evert 10, Smiley 5, Zeigler 3, Milton 3, Colon, Phillips, Tyes, Dabney. Passing: Torrillo , Kromphardt TD Passes: Torrillo 10, Kromphardt. Interceptions: Zeigler 2, Sherrod. FRec: Phillips, Colon, Iverson Chris Dabney Tonawanda Warriors Team Reports The Warriors led 7-0 after one quarter but surrendered 21 points in the second frame and lost to Alden last weekend... Tristan Boling completed 5 of 13 passes for 134 yards and a TD. Boling also ran 10 times for 51 yards... Ethan Shattuck ran 8 times for 28 yards and a TD. Shattuck also caught 2 passes for 61 yards and another TD... Brandon Frye caught 2 passes for 51 yards... Brian Bui caught a 22-yard pass... Collin Smith had a big night on defense as he made 11 tackles, 6 initial hits... Tyler Smith made 5 tackles, 3 primary... Ryan Bernard made 9 tackles, 2 solo... The Warriors play a key contest at Amherst on Thursday night... Fri., Sept Cheektowaga...7:00 Fri., Sept JFK... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Depew... 7:30 Fri., Sept Alden... 7:30 Thu., Oct. 2...@ Amherst... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Maryale.,,... 7:00 Fri., Oct North Tonawanda... 6:00 Rushing: Boling , Shattuck , Henderson 15-64, Frye 9-23, Mayer Receiving: Frye 9-157, Shattuck 3-63, Longo 1-23, Bui TDs: Shattuck 4, Frye 2, Boling, Kelly, Shattuck. Passing: Boling TD Passes: Boling 2. Interceptions: Boling 3, Frye 2, Shattuck, Kelly. FRec: Bui 2. Collin Smith Westfield Wolverines The Wolverines fell behind early and lost to Franklinville-Ellicottville 50-0 last weekend... The offense could not gain any traction throughout the game as the Wolverines rushed for just 39 yards... Sophomore Max Bates got his first start at QB and passed for 50 yards... Nolan Hunt moved to slot receiver and played well... Joey Quagliana led the defensive effort with 10 tackles... Brandon Freeman made 8 tackles, 1 for lost yardage... Derek Walter recovered a fumble... Robbie Gugino was named the CTF Sportsmanship award winner... The Wolverines will play Frewsburg this weekend... Fri., Sept. Cattaraugus-LV...7:00 Sat., Sept. Panama...1:30 Fri., Sept. Gowanda... 7:00 Fri., Sept Ellicottville... 7:30 Fri., Oct Frewsburg... 7:30 Fri., Oct. Pine Valley...7:30 Fri., Oct. Randolph...7:00 Rushing: Hunt , Chelton 28-95, Catalano 2-3, Cambrie 1-0. Receiving: Poletto 2-31, (Unknown) 1-34, Cambrie TDs: Hunt 3, Walter, Krystofiak. Passing: Hunt TD Passes: Hunt. Interceptions: None. FRec: Chelton, Bates, Hunt. Robbie Gugino 48

49 West Seneca East Trojans Team Reports West Seneca West Indians Williamsville East Flames The Trojans led 7-6 after three quarters but lost a defensive slugfest to South Park Tyler Skretny ran 8 times for 63 yards. Skretny also caught 6 passes for 60 yards and made a team-high 10 tackles on defense... Ray Johnson ran 13 times for 39 yards... Brandon Day ran 9 times for 27 yards and scored the Trojans TD on a 6- yard run. Day also caught 6 passes for 27 yards... Jon Dolac caught 3 passes for 41 yards and made 9 tackles on defense... Matt Kumro had a solid night as he completed 19 of 25 passes for 130 yards... Jalexis Santiago made 8 tackles... Center Brandon Coe was a standout on the offensive line... The Indians fell behind 28-7 at the half and lost to Frontier 42-7 last weekend... Dawson Broad ran 6 times for 116 yards and a TD. Broad also completed 7 of 9 passes for 62 yards... Conrad Berry ran 9 times for 70 yards... Tim Skea caught an 11-yard pass and made 4 tackles on defense... Jack Myers caught 6 passes for 51 yards and also made a team-high 9 tackles on defense... Matt Haettich was also active as he made 6 tackles... Pat Brun was in on 5 tackles and casued a fumble... Dawson Pimpo made 3 tackles and recovered a fumble... John Schneck made 3 tackles and recovered a fumble... Aaron Harm made 5 tackles, 3 solo... Williamsville East fell behind 20-0 after one quarter and lost to Sweet Home last week... Matt Evanetski ran 21 times for 70 yards and caught a 17- yard pass... TJ Allen ran 15 times for 61 yards, including a 6-yard TD... Pat Orsini caught 2 passes for 27 yards... Greg Cook caught 2 passes for 18 yards... Mike Poturalski caught 2 passes for 16 yards... Adam Mills caught a 10-yard pass for a TD... Alan Morreale had a solid day on the offensive line... Ryan Foster completed 8 of 22 passes for 88 yards and a TD... Brian Morreale made 3 tackles... Sheikh Mohnsin recovered a fumble... Jacob Schoelkopff recovered a fumble... Brandon Coe Conrad Berry Matt Evanetski Fri., Sept Iroquois... 9:00 Fri., Sept. Lake Shore... 6:30 Fri., Sept McKinley... 7:00 Fri., Sept. South Park (AH)... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Hutch Tech (RF)... 7:00 Fri., Oct Hamburg...7:00 Fri., Oct West Seneca West...7:00 Rushing: Day , Dolac , Johnson , Skretny , Santiago 3-20, Kumro 5-19, Maconaghy 1-2. Receiving: Skretny , Day 7-36, Dolac 6-113, Santiago 2-36, Fleming 2-16, Johnson 2-4, Streczywilk 1-2. TDs: Dolac 7, Skretny 3, Day 3, Johnson. Passing: Kumro TD Passes: Kumro. Interceptions: Dolac. FRec: Dolac. Fri., Sept Clarence... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Jamestown...7:00 Fri., Sept. Orchard Park... 7:00 Fri., Sept Frontier...7:00 Fri., Oct Lancaster...7:00 Fri., Oct. Depew...7:30 Fri., Oct. WSeneca East... 7:00 Rushing: Harm , Berry , Broad , Myers , Kline 8-38, Wiesner Receiving: Myers , Skea 7-111, Haettich 2-14, Wilde 1-20, Berry 1-6, Harm 1-2. TDs: Harm 2, Myers, Skea, Wilde. Passing: Broad , Kline TD Passes: Broad 2, Kline. Interceptions: Maconaghy. FRec: Skea, Dolac, Pimpo, Schenk. Fri., Sept. Bennett... 7:00 Fri., Sept. North Tonawanda..7:00 Sat., Sept Starpoint... 2:00 Sat., Sept Sweet Home... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Wmsville South...6:00 Sat., Oct Riverside... 2:00 Fri., Oct. Grand Island...7:00 Rushing: Lewis , Evanetski , Foster 5-14, Allen 16-66, Cook 3-5, Chima 1-(-2), Orsini 1-(-5). Receiving: Orsini , Poturalski 9-144, Lewis 3-45, Cook 4-47, Crane 2-15, Evanetski 1-17, Milla TDs: Lewis 2, Poturalski, Orsini, Allen, Mills. Passing: Foster TD Passes: Foster 3. Interceptions: Poturalski. FRec: Mohnsin, Schoelkopf. 49

50 Williamsville North Spartans The Spartans raced to a 39-0 lead at the half and beat Niagara Wheatfield Chad Steinwachs completed 11 of 14 passes for 170 yards and 5 TDs... Andrew Hwang ran 9 times for 94 yards and caught a 39-yard TD pass... Jason Hwang caught a 7-yard TD pass and made 4 tackles... AJ Casey ran 4 times for 52 yards... Jose Padilla ran twice for Andrew Hwang 39 yards and a TD... Zac Kelly caught 3 passes for 50 yards and a TD... Dean Thompson caught 3 passes for 40 yards and 2 TDs... Nick Ames made 6 tackles and intercepted a pass... Jake Ames made 5 tackles... Jon Becht made 5 tackles and intercepted a pass... Clay Ruppert made 4 tackles... Sat., Sept Grand Island... 2:00 Sat., Sept East High... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Niagara Falls... 2:00 Sat., Sept. Niag Wheatfield...2:00 Thu., Oct. 2...Ken West (DPW)... 7:00 Fri., Oct. Frontier...7:30 Sat., Oct Lockport...2:00 Rushing: AHwang , Casey 5-57, Adelizzio 9-34, JHwang 6-32, DHwang 8-31, Thompson 6-12, Padilla Receiving: Thompson 8-116, NAmes 5-83, AHwang 4-74, Kelly 6-72, JHwang 3-37, (Unknown) 1-3. TDs: Thompson 6, JHwang 3, AHwang 3, Ames 2, Kelly 2, Adelizzio, Casey, Steinwachs, Padilla. Passing: Steinwachs , Padilla TD Passes: Steinwachs 11. Interceptions: Kelly 2, NAmes 2, AHwang, Steinwachs, Becht. FRec: Thompson. Team Reports Williamsville South Billies The Billies jumped out to a 14-0 lead after the first quarter and went on to beat North Tonawanda Justin Moon led the ground game as he ran 17 times for 112 yards... Sam Castronova completed 13 of 21 passes for 171 yards and 3 TDs. He also intercepted 2 passes on defense... Matt Foster ran for a TD and caught a 35-yard pass. He also Jordan Buell returned a kickoff 99 yards for a TD... Ryan Philipps caught 2 passes for 37 yards and a TD... Jake Huber caught 5 passes for 53 yards and a TD. He also intercepted a pass on defense... Jordan Buell caught 3 passes for 24 yards... Jake Fuzak made 9 tackles and had 2 QB sacks... Fri., Sept Kenmore West... 7:00 Fri., Sept Starpoint... 7:00 Fri., Sept. Grand Island... 7:00 Fri., Sept North Tonawanda... 7:00 Thu., Oct. 2...Williamsville East... 6:00 Sat., Oct. Kenmore East... 2:00 Sat., Oct. Sweet Home... 2:00 Rushing: Moon , Castronova , Spitzberg 24-65, Foster 6-30, Shamenda 3-18, Donius 3-17, Kam 5-16, Lafferty 2-10, Holyoke 5-6. Receiving: Foster , Huber , Philipps , Spitzberg 9-71, Buell 4-29, Varner 2-25, Tuskes 1-25, Castronova 1-14, Moon 1-6, Tuskes 1-2. TDs: Foster 7, Huber 3, Spitzberg 2, Castronova 2, Philipps, Tuskes. Passing: Castronova , Holyoke TD Passes: Castronova 11. Interceptions: Huber 2, Castroniva 2, Buell, Spitzberg. FRec: Laudico 3, Hunley. 50 Wilson Lakemen The Lakeman played to a 0-0 tie after one quarter but fell behind 24-0 at the half and lost to Silver Creek Justin Daul completed 15 of 31 passes for 113 yards and a TD... Wade Rick ran 8 times for a team-high 18 yards and added 77 yards in returns to the totals... Steven Proper completed 2 passes for 37 yards and a TD... Jacob Rice caught 5 passes for 79 yards and a TD. Rice also made 6 tackles on defense... Alex Fox caught 4 passes for 47 yards, including a 33-yard TD... Jarred Held led the defense as he made 9 tackles... Dylan Thompson-Cox made 5 tackles... Hunter Howland and Nick Thuman each made 4 solo tackles... Fri., Sept. Lackawanna...7:00 Sat., Sept. Cleve Hill...2:00 Fri., Sept Akron...7:00 Fri., Sept Silver Creek... 7:00 Sat., Oct. Newfane...2:00 Sat., Oct. Barker... 1:30 Fri., Oct JFK... 7:00 Rushing: Thuman 33-86, Rick 33-75, Proper 1-(-8), JDaul 12-(-27). Receiving: Howland 8-118, Rice 6-49, Fox 5-121, Proper 3-23, Rick 3-(-5), Rice 2-23, Thompson-Cox 1-29, ADaul 1-9, Bell 1-4, Dabill 1-0. TDs: Rick, Fox, Howland, JDaul. Passing: JDaul TD Passes: JDaul 2. Interceptions: (Unknown)-1. Fumbles: (Unknown)-1. Jarred Held

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52 AA North Div All PF PA Next Williamsville North Kenmore West Kenmore West Wmsville North Lockport Niagara Falls Niagara Falls Lockport Niagara Wheatfield St. Mary s AA South Div All PF PA Next Orchard Park Clarence Jamestown Frontier Frontier Jamestown Clarence Orchard Park Lancaster WSeneca West West Seneca West Lancaster A North Div All PF PA Next Williamsville South Wmsville East Sweet Home Riverside Starpoint Grand Island Grand Island Starpoint North Tonawanda Kenmore East Riverside Sweet Home Williamsville East Wmsville South Kenmore East N.Tonawanda A South Div All PF PA Next Hamburg South Park South Park Hamburg West Seneca East Hutch Tech McKinley Iroquois Iroquois McKinley Hutch Tech WSeneca East East High Lake Shore Lake Shore East High 2014 League Standings B North Div All PF PA Next Burgard Bennett Bennett Burgard Albion Lew-Port Lew-Port Albion Medina Barker Barker Medina Newfane Wilson B Central Div All PF PA Next Depew Cheektowaga Cheektowaga Depew Maryvale Akron Alden U-Prep (5) Tonawanda Amherst Amherst Tonawanda B South Div All PF PA Next Olean East Aurora East Aurora Olean Fredonia Eden Dunkirk Springville Springville Dunkirk Eden Fredonia Pioneer Southwestern C North Div All PF PA Next Silver Creek Cleve Hill Lackawanna JFK Cleveland Hill Silver Creek JFK Lackawanna Wilson Newfane Akron Maryvale C South Div All PF PA Next Southwestern Pioneer MGCLake Cardinal O Hara Salamanca Alley-Limestone Gowanda Cass Valley CVF Gowanda Allegany-Limestone Salamanca Photo by Tim Frank Kenmore West RB Terrell Ford is one of the leading rusher s in WNY this season. See all the leaders from around the area on page 53. Class D Div All PF PA Next Ellicottville Randolph Randolph Ellicottville Cattaraugus-LV Portville Panama Nichols Portville Cattaraugus-LV Sherman-Clymer OPEN Frewsburg Westfield Westfield Frewsburg Pine Valley Season Cancelled Msgr Martin Div All PF PA Next Bishop Timon St. Francis St. Joe s Canisius Canisius St. Joe s Cardinal O Hara MGCLake St. Francis Bishop Timon St. Mary s Niagara Wheatfield Independent Div All PF PA Next Nichols Panama 52

53 2014 WNY Leader Board PASSING YARDS Player (Team) Yards Castronova (Wmsv South) Hickson (St. Francis) Janca (Orchard Park) Molson (St. Mary s) May (Bishop Timon) Holland (Jamestown) Speyer (Lancaster) TOUCHDOWN PASSES Player (Team) TDs Janca (Orchard Park) Castronova (Wmsv South) Hickson (St. Francis) Steinwachs (Wmsville North) Suchan (Hamburg) Torrillo (Sweet Home) Holland (Jamestown)... 9 May (Bishop Timon)... 9 Piper (Fredonia)... 9 Allender (Lew-Port)... 8 Photo by Nick Loverde Williamsville South DB Kam Varner sacks Williamsville east QB Ryan Foster in the Billies 42-8 win on Thursday night. TOUCHDOWNS Player (Team) TD Miller (MGCLake) Musall (Frank-El-Ville) Evert (Sweet Home)...10 Gibson (Cheektowaga) CWoodard (N.Tonawanda)...10 Gilbert (Silver Creek)... 9 RUSHING Player (Team) Att Yards Miller (MGCLake) CWoodard (N.Tonawanda) Gomolka (Hamburg) Mummery (Pioneer) Pecoraro (Medina) Taylor (Cleve Hill) Nelsen (Randolph) MThomas (Cansius) Thomas (Timon) Gibson (Cheektowaga) Ford (Kenmore West) Kloc (Iroquois) Musall (Frank-El-Ville) Plaud (Olean) Wheatley (Orchard Park) Evert (Sweet Home) Alicea (Dunkirk) McDuffie (Bennett) Gilbert (Silver Creek) Glinski (Nichols) Grant (Alden) Kloc (Iroquois) Bernardi (Cattaraugus-LV) Thompson (Albion) Brandon (Grand Island) White-Keans (Springville) Kinsey (Jamestown) James (Lockport) MrcHampton (Burgard) Ford (Maryvale) Day (WSeneca East) McCray (Niagara Falls) RECEIVING Player (Team) Rec Yards Foster (Wmsv South) Robinson (St. Mary s) Bailey (Lew-Port) Holness-Lightbody (St. Fran) Lewis (Medina) King (Alden) Leonard (South Park) DiBenedetti (Kenmore East) White (Kenmore West) Panebianco (Jamestown) Crowley (Orchard Park) Voss (Fredonia) Carlson (Jamestown) Vasi (Kenmore East) Goltz (Orchard Park) Myers (WSeneca West) Pecoraro (Medina) Burdick (Newfane) Damiani (Lancaster) Huber (Wmsville South) Wilkinson (N.Tonawanda) Simpson (Bishop Timon) Smiley (Sweet Home) Guzman (St. Francis) MkHampton (Burgard) Bosley (Randolph) Black (Cheektowaga) Hill (Akron) FUMBLE RECOVERIES Player (Team) FR Morrow (Burgard)... 4 Kelleher (Maryvale)... 3 Dempsey (St. Francis)... 3 Hayes (Southwestern)... 3 Wray (Starpoint)... 3 Laudico (Wmsville South)... 3 INTERCEPTIONS Player (Team) INT Seminara (Canisius)... 4 BRyan (Hamburg)... 4 Stahley (Randolph)... 4 Masters (St. Joe s)... 4 FIELD GOALS Player (Team) FG (Lg) Haubiel (Amherst) 4 (49) Tarbutt (Canisius) 3 (52) Nycz (Iroquois) 3 (37) Neuss (Wmsv South) 3 (35) Hoose (Southwestern) 2 (35) Mullen (Clarence) 2 (30)

54 WEEK 1 Friday, September 5th Amherst 15, East Aurora 7 Hamburg 41, Lake Shore 8 St. Anthony s 49, St. Joe s 16 Aquinas 42, Bishop Timon 0 West Seneca East 12, Iroquois 7 Clarence 31, West Seneca West 12 Williamsville South 24, Kenmore West 21 North Tonawanda 28, Riverside 0 Bennett 54, Williamsville East 6 McKinley 30, East High 0 Depew 24, Alden 21 Cheektowaga 35, Tonawanda 0 Maryvale 14, Cleve Hill 6 Lew-Port 48, Barker-RH 30 Dunkirk 8, Pioneer 0 Lackawanna 13, Wilson 0 Silver Creek 28, Allegany-Limestone 0 Salamanca 39, Cass Valley-Falconer 26 MGCLake 24, Randolph 12 Southwestern 36, Gowanda 21 Cattaraugus-LV 27, Westfield 26 Portville, Pine Valley forfeit Ellicottville 33, Sherman 16 Panama 34, Frewsburg 32 Lancaster 29, Lockport 7 Orchard Park 72, Frontier 22 Fredonia 36, Springville 34 Saturday, September 6th St. Francis 28, Holy Trinity 21 Canisius 48, McQuaid 3 Cardinal O Hara 28, Nichols 6 Medina 68, Newfane 8 JFK 36, Akron 0 St. Mary s 22, UPrep 20 Jamestown 35, Sweet Home 28 Niagara Falls 26, Niagara-Wheatfield 0 Williamsville North 21, Grand Island 0 Starpoint 26, Kenmore East 20 Olean 20, Eden 12 Burgard 26, Albion 20 South Park 42, Hutch Tech 20 WEEK 2 Friday, September 12th Depew 42, Amherst 6 West Seneca East 49, Lake Shore 12 Bishop Timon 32, UPrep 8 Jamestown 68, West Seneca West 7 Niagara Falls 22, Cheektowaga 21 Hamburg 28, McKinley 6 North Tonawanda 41, Williamsville East 14 Williamsville South 31, Starpoint 28 Iroquois 24, Hutch Tech 0 Grand Island 22, Riverside 18 Silver Creek 41, Akron 0 Maryvale 27, Alden 18 Lew-Port 49, Newfane 8 Tonawanda 35, JFK 6 Southwestern 17, Allegany-Limestone 7 MGCLake 50, Gowanda 7 Salamanca 13, Lackawanna 0 Randolph 49, Portville 6 Burgard 20, Fredonia 16 East Aurora 21, Pioneer 0 Dunkirk 54, Eden 14 Bennett 46, Medina 14 Albion 32, Barker/RH 8 Ellicottville 39, Cass Valley 0 Charlotte (5) Frontier 27, Lancaster 14 Western New York 2014 S C H E D U L E Saturday, September 13th Nichols 34, Oakfield-Alabama 28 Canisius 34, Aquinas 0 St. Mary s 34, St. John The Baptist 14 Cardinal O Hara 39, Finney 12 St. Joes 30, Clarence 21 Cattaraugus-LV 26, Panama 14 Sherman 30, Westfield 22 Cleve Hill 34, Wilson 0 Orchard Park 35, Kenmore West 18 Lockport 38, Niagara Wheatfield 0 Williamsville North 48, East High 0 Sweet Home 65, Kenmore East 14 Olean 20, Springville 18 St. Francis 34, South Park 12 WEEK 3 Friday, September 19th Bishop Timon 38, St. Mary s 14 UPrep 16, Cardinal O Hara 14 Frontier 39, Clarence 27 Orchard Park 70, West Seneca West 17 Sweet Home 39, North Tonawanda 15 Williamsville South 28, Grand Island 21 Hamburg 42, East High 6 West Seneca East 26, McKinley 6 Cheektowaga 39, Lackawanna 12 Fredonia 22, Pioneer 16 Maryvale 8, Amherst 6 Burgard 22, Lew-Port 7 Wilson 27, Akron 13 Silver Creek 36, JFK 14 MGCLake 42, Salamanca 0 Gowanda 26, Westfield 0 Southwestern 37, Cleve Hill 18 Portville 42, Sherman 20 Randolph 41, Cattaraugus-LV 12 Ellicottville 37, Frewsburg 14 Canisius 43, Walsh Jesuit 7 Cass Valley 14, Allegany-Limestone 0 Springville 42, Eden 12 East Aurora 30, Dunkirk 8 Depew 35, Tonawanda 14 Medina 36, Lake Shore 30 Jamestown 41, Lancaster 14 Pine Valley Saturday, September 20th Nichols 15, Villanova College 15 Aquinas 39, St. Joe s 7 Kenmore West 27, Lockport 0 Hutch Tech 41, Niagara Wheatfield 7 Riverside 6, Kenmore East 0 Williamsville North 28, Niagara Falls 12 Starpoint 32, Williamsville East 6 Albion 42, Newfane 6 Bennett 56, Barker 6 South Park 28, Iroquois 17 St. Francis 42, Alden 21 Olean 35, Bradford 19 WEEK 4 Friday, September 26th Canisius 27, Jamestown 14 Frontier 42, West Seneca West 7 Bishop Timon 46, Riverside 6 Hamburg 43, Hutch Tech 20 Williamsville South 45, North Tonawanda 20 South Park 14, West Seneca East 7 Cheektowaga 46, Amherst 23 Springville 22, Pioneer 13 Albion 46, Eden 16 Olean 28, Dunkirk 6 Depew 12, Maryvale 7 Bennett 42, Lew-Port 7 Barker-RH 24, Newfane 21 Silver Creek 52, Wilson 12 Lackawanna 20, Akron 12 Gowanda 13, Allegany-Limestone 0 MGCLake 56, Cassadaga Valley 0 Southwestern 42, Salamanca 20 Randolph 42, Sherman 0 Ellicottville 50, Westfield 0 Cattaraugus-LV 28, Frewsburg 12 Lancaster 27, Clarence 24 Alden 33, Tonawanda 14 East Aurora 28, Fredonia 6 Burgard 36, Medina 6 Saturday, September 27th Kenmore West 30, Niagara Falls 26 St. Joe s 34, St. Francis 30 Attica 40, Cardinal O Hara 12 Orchard Park 44, McDowell 14 Cleve Hill 42, JFK 0 Panama 21, Portville 14 Nichols 34, Finney 12 Oil City (Pa.) 35, St. Mary s 32 Lockport 38, Starpoint 35 Williamsville North 53, Niagara Wheatfield 0 Grand Island 31, Kenmore East 20 Sweet Home 42, Williamsville East 14 McKinley 38, Lake Shore 14 Iroquois 32, East High 0 WEEK 5 Thursday, October 2nd Williamsville Williamsville South, 6:00 Amherst, 6:00 Kenmore Wmsv North (Depew), 7:00 Friday, October 3rd East Lake Shore, 6:30 Orchard Clarence, 7:00 Jamestown, 7:00 West Seneca West, 7:00 Kenmore North Tonawanda, 7:00 Bennett (AH), 7:00 West Seneca Hutch Tech (RF), 7:00 Iroquois, 7:00 Pioneer, 7:00 UPrep Alden, 7:00 Albion, 7:00 Barker-RH, 7:00 Lackawanna, 7:00 Allegany-Limestone, 7:00 Cassadaga Gowanda, 7:00 Cardinal O MGCLake (MG), 7:00 Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00 Randolph, 7:00 East Aurora, 7:30 Dunkirk, 7:30 Depew, 7:30 Akron, 7:30 Westfield, 7:30

55 WEEK 5 (Continued) Saturday, October 4th Bishop St. Francis, 1:00 St. Joe s, 1:00 Niagara St. Mary s, 1:00 Panama, 1:30 Pine Sherman (Cly), 1:30 Niagara Lockport, 2:00 Sweet Home, 2:00 Grand Starpoint, 2:00 Eden, 2:00 Silver Cleve Hill, 2:00 Newfane, 2:00 South Park (AH), 6:00 WEEK 6 Friday, October 10th Amherst, 6:00 Orchard Park, 7:00 Lake Hutch Tech (AH), 7:00 West Seneca East, 7:00 South East High (RF), 7:00 North Grand Island, 7:00 Lew-Port, 7:00 Pioneer, 7:00 Maryvale, 7:00 Albion, 7:00 East Springville, 7:00 Cleve Akron, 7:00 Silver Creek, 7:00 Portville, 7:00 Southwestern, 7:00 Salamanca, 7:00 Ellicottville (Ell), 7:00 Randolph, 7:00 West Seneca Depew, 7:30 Williamsville Frontier, 7:30 Fredonia, 7:30 Frewsburg, 7:30 Pine Valley, 7:30 Saturday, October 11th Bishop Watterson, 1:00 Cassadaga JFK, 1:30 Cardinal O Byron-Bergon (5), 1:30 Barker, 1:30 St. Joe UPrep (5), 2:00 Niagara Falls, 2:00 Niagara Kenmore West, 2:00 Clarence, 2:00 Lockport, 2:00 Williamsville Kenmore East, 2:00 Williamsville East, 2:00 Sweet Starpoint, 2:00 Newfane, 2:00 Bishop Wilson Magnet (5), 3:00 Finney (5), 4:00 St. Mary Erie East (Pa.), 7:00 Erie Cathedral Prep St. Francis, 7:00 Cheektowaga, 7:00 Western New York 2014 S C H E D U L E WEEK 7 Friday, October 17th North Tonawanda, 6:00 West Seneca West Seneca East, 7:00 Hamburg, 7:00 Orchard Jamestown, 7:00 Niagara Lew-Port, 7:00 Lake Iroquois, 7:00 South McKinley (RF), 7:00 Williamsville Grand Island, 7:00 Cheektowaga, 7:00 Salamanca, 7:00 Alden, 7:00 Burgard (AH), 7:00 Medina, 7:00 Wilson, 7:00 Allegany-Limestone, 7:00 Akron, 7:00 Randolph, 7:00 Silver Cattaraugus-LV, 7:00 Portville, 7:00 Lancaster, 7:30 Fredonia, 7:30 Cassadaga Valley (Fal), 7:30 Pine Valley, 7:30 Saturday, October 18th Niagara Falls, 12:00 Cardinal Mooney Canisius, 1:00 Bishop Cardinal O Hara, 1:00 St. Mary St. Joe s, 1:00 Nichols, 1:00 Panama, 1:30 Kenmore Kenmore East, 2:00 Williamsville North, 2:00 Williamsville Sweet Home, 2:00 Riverside (RF), 2:00 East Eden, 2:00 Cleve Hill, 2:00 Hutch East High (AH), 3:00 Bennett (AH), 6:00 St. Francis, 7:00 Olean, 7:00 WEEK 8 Friday, October 24th Section VI Playoffs TBA Bishop Timon, 7:00 Saturday, October 25th Section VI Playoffs TBA Erie Cathedral Prep St. Joe s, 1:00 St. St. Mary s, 1:00 Sherman, 1:30 WEEK 9 Friday, October, 31st Section VI Semifinals TBA St. Joe Bishop Timon, 7:00 Saturday, November 1st Section VI Semifinals TBA Cardinal O St. Mary s, 1:00 St. Canisius, 1:00 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 14th NYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA Msgr. Martin Semifinals, TBA Saturday, November 15th NYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA Msgr. Martin Semifinals, TBA WEEK 12 Friday, November 21st NYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA Saturday, November 22nd NYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA Msgr. Martin Association Championship WEEK 13 Friday, November Carrier Dome NYS Championships, TBA Saturday, November Carrier Dome NYS Championships, TBA

56 Alfred University dropped a tough decision to Ithaca 17-6 last weekend. The Saxons led 6-0 at the half but Ithaca rallied for 10 points in the third quarter to take the lead. Alfred (3-1, 1-1 Empire 8) opened the scoring on its second drive of the opening quarter, driving 89 yards on 13 plays after stopping Ithaca on a fourth-and-one try at the AU 11. Sophomore quarterback Tyler Johnson connected with sophomore wide receiver Brendan Buisch for a six-yard TD pass to cap the 6:51 drive. The extra point missed and AU led 6-0 with 38 second left in the first quarter. We just didn t make plays in the second half and Ithaca did, Alfred coach Bob Rankl said. Alfred is now 1-1 in Empire 8 Conference games and will play Hartwick this weekend. We have a really good football team, Rankl said. It will be tough for anybody to make it through the Empire 8 unbeaten. If we win this week at Hartwick, we are right back in it in the Conference. Rankl says that his players are already focused on the next game. It s another work week during the season, Rankl said. Hartwick is a good football team. We ll go there with the expectation of having a dogfight into the 4th quarter. Alfred is scoring almost 26 points per game. The Saxons also averages 387 yards of offense per game (237 passing; 150 rushing). Sophomore quarterback Tyler Johnson leads the team in rushing with 396 yards (99 per game) with one touchdown. Johnson has passed for 872 yards, with 10 touchdowns. One of the reasons that the Saxons offense has been successful is the play of starting right guard Dalton Maska. College Football Starpoint grad Leads Alfred He s a captain of our football team and he is a tremendous leader, Rankl said. He has a very good work ethic. Maska, who played high school football at Starpoint for coach Al Cavagnaro, entered Alfred ready to play college football. Dalton is a real good model for a lot of the players on our team, Rankl said. He s always doing the right thing. Rankl says that one of the most important attributes of a good college football player is self-motivation. Good players simply do not need coaches hounding them to make themselves better. It s definitely important at the college level, Rankl said. It should be important at the high school level, too. If you are going to be a good football player you are going to be self-motivated. If guys come to us and they Photo by Alfred University Alfred senior Dalton Maska is a Starpoint grad. 56 are not in shape, they don t play for us. Rankl recruits the Western New York area and put extra effort into landing Maska for the Saxons. He looked really good on film, Rankl said, and he had very good grades in high school. When he came to Alfred as a freshman he had the mentality that he was ready to play right away. Even so, it s rare for a freshman to make the varsity roster for any team in the Empire 8. He showed up for camp and he started competing, Rankl said. He wasn t shy in camp. We knew we had someone who was going to play ball for us, no doubt. And he did play a little for us that year. Maska is now a 3-year starter at guard for the Saxons. And he has no grown into a team leader, validated by the fact that his teammates elected him captain during the off-season. He s a fiery guy on the field, Rankl said. He s a vocal leader for us. He does a great job as a captain.

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58 III D I V I S I O N Empire 8 Conf All Utica St. John Fisher Ithaca Alfred Buffalo State Brockport State Frostburg Hartwick Salisbury Last Week s Scores Buffalo State 32, Salisbury 28 Ithaca 17, Alfred 6 St. John Fisher 48, Frostburg 7 Utica 42, Brockport 28 This Week s Games St. John Fisher, 12:00 Buffalo Frostburg, 1:00 Ithaca, 1:00 Hartwick, 1:00 Utica beat Brockport to improve to 4-0 on the season. It is just the second time in school history that the Pioneers have won their first four games. We had 3,000 people there on Saturday night, coach Blaise Faggiano said. I ve been on 4 radio shows this week. This town very much supports the college sports and everyone wants to be part of it. Faggiano said that his players are getting caught up in the excitement, too. The kids have worked hard to get to this point, he said. We have a lot of football left to play. But we feel good where we are at right now. We ve never been to the post-season and that s what we want. A shot at the NCAA playoffs. Utica will now play at Ithaca, where Faggiano was a star when he played college football. It s special to go back there but that s personal, he said. It will be more special if we can win the game. Faggiano says he has not mentioned once that he played at Ithaca to his players. The only way our kids know I went to Ithaca is because they look on the internet, he said. Because it won t College Football Depew grad coaching at Utica Ryan Wilson come from me. Our preparation this week is no different than last week. Faggiano has been helped this season by yet another assistant coach with Buffalo roots. Defensive coordinator Will Pluff is a graduate of Kenmore West. This past summer, Faggiano hired Ryan Wilson as a graduate assistant coach. Wilson played at Depew high school and later played at Edinboro. You can tell he is a coach s son, Faggiano said. He s has a lot of knowledge about the game and he works hard at it. Wilson played on a state champion team when he was at Sweet Home. He was originally hired to coach the linebackers at Utica. All summer he prepared to coach linebackers, Faggiano said. All of a sudden, we had a staff change and he had to coach running backs. He just made the change and he really is doing a nice job with it. Faggiano says he will continue to keep strong ties to Western New York with his coaching staff. I m from Rochester and we have 2 guys from Buffalo on staff, Faggiano said. Western New York is a huge area to recruit for us. There are a lot of good players in Western New York and we want to recruit as many as we can. It can only help when we have guys that can go home to recruit there. Liberty League Conf All Hobart RPI Springfield St. Lawrence Rochester Merchant Marine WPI Union Last Week s Scores St. Lawrence 28, Union 20 Springfield 63, Rochester 27 RPI 27, WPI 6 Hobart 42, Merchant Marine 7 This Week s Games Union, 12:00 St. Rochester, 12:00 WPI, 12:00 Merchant Marine, 1:00 MAC East Conf All Ohio Bowling Green Buffalo Akron Kent State UMass Miami (Oh) MAC West Conf All Toledo Northern Illinois Western Michigan Central Michigan Eastern Michigan Ball State UB... Last Week Score Buffalo 35, Miami 27 UB... This Week s Game Bowling Green, 3:30 Last Week s Scores Virginia Tech 35, Western Michigan 17 Akron 21, Pittsburgh 10 Ohio 34, Eastern Illinois 19 Bowling Green 47, UMass 42 Buffalo 35, Miami (Oh) 27 Toledo 42, Central Michigan 28 This Week s Games Ball Army, 12:00 Eastern Akron, 2:00 Miami (OH), 2:30 Central Michigan, 3:30 Bowling Green, 3:30 Kent Northern Illinois, 5:00 Western Michigan, 7:00 58

59 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?