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2 2016 SECTION V PLAYOFFS CONNORS & FERRIS BOWL GAMES Thur. Oct. higher seed team QUARTER-FINALS Fri./Sat. Oct. 21 & higher seeded team site SEMI-FINALS Fri. Oct. 28 Class A Rhinos Stadium Sat. Oct. 29 Class B Rhinos Stadium Sun. Oct. 30 Class AA Rhinos Stadium Sat. Oct. 29 Class C 1:00/4:00 TBA Sat. Oct. 29 Class D 1:00/4:00 TBA RHINOS STADIUM Fri. Nov. 4 Class D 5:00 Sat. Nov. 5 Class C 12:00 Fri. Nov. 4 Class A 8:00 Sat. Nov. 5 Class B 3:00 Sat. Nov. 5 Class AA 6: NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT NYSPHSAA REGIONALS SECTION VI VS SECTION RALPH WILSON STADIUM Friday, November 11 Class D 5:00 Saturday, November 12 Class C 12:00 Friday, November 11 Class A 8:00 Saturday, November 12 Class AA 3:15 Saturday, November 12 Class B 6:00 NYSPHSAA SEMI-FINALS SECTION III, IV, V & CICERO-NORTH SYRACUSE Friday, November 18 & Saturday, November 19 - Times TBD CARRIER DOME Friday, November 25 & Saturday, November 26 - Times TBD 2

3 DICK CERONE Chairman GREETINGS FROM THE CHAIRMAN The game of football has been described as, performed with the grace of the ballet, the strategy of chess, the enthusiasm of a bride and the courage of a lion tamer. I want to welcome you to the 40th annual football playoff season. I d like to personally congratulate Aquinas for winning the New York State Championship in Their players, coaches, school and fans should feel extremely proud. This was a great accomplishment for the school and Section V. Finally, we would like to encourage you to thank our corporate sponsors by patronizing their place of business. Without their generous support, we couldn t function at the high standard we presently do. The Section V football committee congratulates those schools that will be participating in the championship games. Your schools and communities are proud of your season. The 2016 Football Directory is designed to help school personnel, athletic directors, and coaches. It is important that all coaches understand all tournament procedures. Good luck to all teams and may it be a memorable experience for everyone. Sincerely, 2016 SECTION V FOOTBALL COMMITTEE RICK ANTELLI Marketing rdantelli@gmail.com SCOTT BARKER Bowls Classification scott_barker@pittsford.monroe.edu FATHER PAUL BONACCI Football Chaplain paulbonacci@yahoo.com JOHN BRONDON Hall of Fame johnbrondon@gateschili.org RICK CERONE Statistics Rcerone77@rochester.rr.com DON CERRA Security doncerra@frontiernet.net LYLE DIXON NYS Coaches President ldixon@midlakes.org DENNIS FRIES Secretary dfries@sectionv.org RIC HAMBLIN NYS Officials Assigner ehamblin@rochester.rr.com KEN HAMMEL Scholarship x21310 kenneth_hammel@gateschili.org BILL HENRY Classification Chairman Ohhenry51@hotmail.com SHAUN JEFFERS Volunteer Webmaster sectionvfootball@gmail.com BOB KLOS Spotter rklossr@gmail.com TOM LEWIS Media Coordinator tlewis4@rochester.rr.com ANTHONY LIPANI Football Draw anthony_lipani@westiron.monroe.edu FRANK MARAFINO Assistant Chairman marafino@frontiernet.net PETE MCCABE Awards pete.mccabe@leonardsexpress.com BRIAN MORAN Site Coordinator bmoran@leroycsd.org JOHN NORSEN Classification Chairman jnorsen@rochester.rr.com DON SANTINI Classification Chairman dsantini1@rochester.rr.com 3 NEIL ZWIERLEIN Ceremonies nzwierlein@rochester.rr.com

4 WELCOME TO THE SECTION V 2016 SEASON AND TOURNAMENT Welcome to the 2016 Section V Football Season and Tournament. We would like to sincerely thank everyone involved with the planning and coordinating efforts of our championships. We d especially like to thank the volunteers on our Section V Football Committee. Good luck to all of our student athletes as this season is sure to create many exciting memories. Let all of us be committed to promoting the ideals of sportsmanship throughout the season. In Education Based Athletics, Pete Shambo Pete Shambo CMAA President Section V Athletics SECTION V EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR...Ed Stores (retired, Attica) PRESIDENT...Pete Shambo (Penfield) PRESIDENT ELECT...Craig Veley (Geneseo) PAST PRESIDENT...Fritz Kilian (Brighton) GIRLS VP... Lori Delyser (Marion) BOYS VP...Brian Moran (Leroy) SECTION V CENTRAL COMMITTEE SUPERINTENDENT S REP...Tim Hayes (Geneseo) PRINCIPAL S REP...Merrit Holly (Caledonia-Mumford) GIRLS PE REP...Kim Henshaw (Greece Olympia) BOYS PE REP...Tom Schmandt (Pal-Mac) SECTION V ATHLETIC COUNCIL GIRLS REP...TBD BOYS REP...TBD AT LARGE REP...TBD TREASURER...Jackie Meyer (North Rose-Wolcott) WEBSITE MANAGER... Dennis Fries (West Irondequoit - Retired) SECTION V CHEERLEADING COORDINATORS Pam Palmer & Joanne Small SECTION V LEAGUE CHAIRMEN Rochester City Athletic Conference (RCAC)...Greg Mortier... Wilson Magnet H.S. Finger Lakes...George Tortolon...Dundee H.S. Finger Lakes...Lyle Dixon...Midlakes H.S. Livingston... Kelly Lounsberry...Bolivar-Richburg H.S. Livingston...Andy Englert...Avon H.S. Genesee Region... Rob Cusmano...Attica H.S. Monroe County...Jeff Mandile... Victor H.S. Independents...Frank Marafino...Committee 4

5 PLAYOFF SELECTION AND PROCEDURE Rating System: A rating system has been developed to provide the fairest method for determining the best teams in each classification to qualify for the Sectional play-offs. The system is predicated on how successful a team is against the teams on its schedule, taking into consideration the classification of these teams. The system also tracks the success of the team s opponents to determine second level points. Teams from outside Section V are classified according to where their 9-11 enrollments of boys and girls would place them if they were members of Section V. General Criteria: 1. All teams are expected to schedule seven (7) games to maximize their chances of earning enough points to compete in the Sectionals. 2. A team must schedule a minimum of six (6) games to be eligible to compete in Sectionals. 3. A team must actually play a minimum of six (6) games to be eligible to compete in sectionals. Forfeits will not count as a game played. However, points can be earned with the following limitations: (A) If a team has a seven (7) game schedule, they may receive points for a maximum of two forfeits. (B) If a team has a six (6) game schedule, they may receive points for a maximum of one forfeit. (C) If a team exceeds the numbers identified in A and B, the extra games they are unable to play will be classified as canceled contests. Whether a game is considered to be a forfeit or canceled is determined by the order in which they occur. Ex: If a team with a seven game schedule loses games during the 2nd, 4th, and 5th weeks, the games from week 2 and 4 will be considered forfeits and the game from week 5 will be considered canceled. A team may not select the game it wishes to be considered a forfeit or a cancellation. 4. If both teams in a scheduled contest are unable to play, there will be no forfeit points or credit for a game played awarded to either team. 5. If a team determines it is unable to play a game, the opposing school has two options. (A) They may receive forfeit points for the originally scheduled game or, (B) They can elect to cancel the originally scheduled game and play another game in its place. If they are able to find a team with an opening who will play them, the results of that game will determine what points are earned. Sectional Representation: At the conclusion of the seven (7) week season, the eight teams with the highest first level points in each classification will be selected for the Sectional Tournament. The team with the highest point total will be seeded 1st, the next will be seeded 2nd,etc., until all teams are seeded 1 through 8. Connors & Ferris Bowl Games: For the 2016 season, the Connors & Ferris Bowl Games will be played beginning Thursday, October 20th at the higher seeded team site. For Class AA & A, the 9th, 10th, 11th & 12th seeded teams will play in the Bowl Games. In Class B, the 9th, 10th & 11th seeded Class B Teams & the 9th seeded Class C will play. In Class C, the 10th, 11th, 12th & 13th seeded teams will play. In Class D1, the 9th, 10th, 11th & 12th seeded teams will play, and in Class D2, the 13th, 14th, 15th & 16th seeded teams will play. Awards for these games are as follows: Sportsmanship Award for each team. MVP for each team. Trophy to the Bowl Game winner. Teams that do not qualify for the Sectional Tournament or Connors & Ferris Bowl Games will have a game scheduled for them in the eighth week. 5

6 PLAYOFF SELECTION AND PROCEDURE (CONT.) Preseason Football Practice: : 1. The first two (2) days of practice must be non-contact, without protective pads and mechanical blocking devices. The use of cones, ropes, ladders, step-over dummies, soft hand shields and similar devices as teaching aids is permissible. Helmets may be worn. 2. The next three (3) days provides a transition from the conditioning phase to full contact. During this phase players are permitted to wear a helmet and should pads. Blocking dummies, sleds and similar devices are permitted. During this phase player to player tackling drills, team scrimmaging, running full contact plays are not permitted. 3. The following six (6) days consists of contact practice will full protective equipment and the use of all training devices. Full player to player contact and team scrimmaging is permitted. 4. Four (4) additional practices must be completed by the individual and team prior to the first contest. Interscholastic scrimmages may commence after eleven (11) practices have been completed by the individual player and team. Tie Breakers: 1. Should a tie exist between two or more teams involved in this selection or seeding, the first tie breaker is the result of head-to-head competition between the tied teams, if such competition occurred. 2. Should a tie still exist, the tie breaking criteria will be as follows, in the order listed. a. The team with the most second level points. b. Opponents total win-lose percentage. c. Coin Toss. Awarding First Level Points: Throughout the season, points are tabulated and based on the following formula: Points System +6 points Defeat a team 1 classification higher than your team +5 points Defeat a team in your classification or lower than your team -5 points Lose to a team in your classification or lower than your team -4 points Lose to a team 1 classification higher than your team Note: 1. An independent school playing up one or more classification, is limited to +6 and -4 points only. 2. Teams who are not schedule to participate in the Section V Tournament, all games will be +5 or -5 points. Class AA 930 and above......class A Class B Class C Class D 239 and below Awarding Second Level Points: 1. Second level points are awarded only for a win. 2. Second level points are the full value of points if a defeated opponent is victorious (team A defeats team B and team B defeats team C, Team A would receive team B s first level points at the 2nd level). 3. No second level points are awarded for an open date on an opponent s schedule. Site Supervision: All schools must send at least 3 designated supervisors to each game site to help with crowd control. The designated supervisors should check in with the site supervisor at the game site. Postponements: It is possible that severe weather conditions, facility problems, various emergencies or other unforeseeable occurrences may necessitate the postponement of games. The following guidelines are to be used if such problems arise. 6

7 PLAYOFF SELECTION AND PROCEDURE (CONT.) 1. Quarter-Final field conditions are the responsibility of the home site supervisor. If the field is unplayable, the two schools should talk and reschedule no later than Monday. If the field will not be useable by Monday, or if the schools cannot agree on a mutually acceptable date and time, the Section V Football Committee will determine the date, time and/or alternative site so that the game will be played no later than Tuesday. 2. Semi-Final and Final game sites are the responsibility of the Section V Football Committee. Any changes that may be necessary will be done after consulting with the affected schools. 3. Extraordinary events that may impact a single game will be addressed on an individual basis by the Section V Football Committee and the schools affected by said events. NYSPHSAA Tournament Representative: Each Sectional Tournament Champion will advance and represent Section V in the State Football Tournament. Games Ending In Ties: The New York State overtime system for breaking football ties will be used in all varsity games. Financial Obligations: 1. Section V will assume all financial obligations for the Quarter Finals, Semi-finals, Finals. 2. Connors & Ferris Bowl games will be the responsibility of the home team. 3. Section V will provide all awards for the Connors & Ferris Bowl Games. Admission: There will be no advance sale of tickets. 1. For the Quarter-Finals, the price will be $4. 2. For the Semi-Finals and Finals, tickets will be $6. 3. For the Connor & Ferris Bowl games, tickets will be $4. 4. For the Western Regionals, tickets will be $ For the NYSPHSAA semi-finals and finals tickets will be $10. Field Passes: Each Team will receive nineteen (19) sideline passes which are to be used for coaches, statisticians, cameraman, etc. Up to 4 managers or ball boys will be allowed on the sideline without passes. If you use more than 4 of these individuals, the extras will have to use sideline passes. Injured players may be on the sideline without passes, but they must wear their team jerseys. Team Rosters and Pictures: A team roster must be submitted using the form that can be found on the Section V Web page ( under Team Rosters. They must be ed as an attachment to: sectionvfootball@gmail.com. The rosters must be updated as the season continues. For the Sectionals, the rosters on the web will be used in the Sectional Playoff program. Note: Teams will be limited to a maximum of 55 varsity players. This number is inclusive of any injured players or JV players who may be pulled up. A Team Picture must also be submitted for the Sectional and NYSPHSAA Playoff Programs. It must be submitted by October 1 st. It may by submitted by (as an attachment) to ReadyToRun@PixosPrint. com or mailed to Pixos Print, 75 Goodway Dr, Rochester, NY Cheerleaders: Only Varsity Cheerleaders will be allowed on the field. Chain Crews: The Home team is responsible for providing an experienced adult chain crew for all rounds of the Sectional Playoffs and the Connors & Ferris Bowl games. 7

8 PLAYOFF SELECTION AND PROCEDURE (CONT.) Uniforms/Game Balls: The Home team (the team with the higher seed) will wear its colors and the visiting team will wear white. Spalding is the official game ball for the Section and New York State tournaments. For Quarter-Final and Semi-Final games, the participating teams must provide the game balls as they do during the regular season. However, the teams must use a Spalding ball. During the Sectionals, Section V will provide the game ball for all Section V Championship games. All teams playing in the Connors & Ferris Bowl games must provide their own Spalding game ball. Statistician: The Football Committee will assign an official statistician for each game. Game statistics will be made available for participating teams. Pre-Game Ceremonies: Each team will be assigned an end of the field to warm up on by the Site Supervisor. Teams are not to go into another team s warm-up area while jogging, running pass patterns, etc. Game officials will monitor pre-game warm-ups. Going into another team s warm-up area and/or trash talking during pre-game warm-ups will result in a 15 yard penalty for unsportsmanlike behavior. The introduction of the starting line-ups will begin ten (10) minutes prior to kick-off. Teams will line up in their respective end zones. Upon being introduced, each player will run to the middle of the field, then go to his sideline. The playing of the National Anthem will follow the introduction of both teams. The toss of the coin will follow. Half-time Ceremonies: If a school wishes to participate at half-time, they must notify Neil Zwierlein ( ) (nzwierlein@ rochester.rr.com) Bands, Pom-Pom or cheers are acceptable. Presentation of Awards: At the conclusion of the game, coaches and players are asked to return to their side of the field and line up on the hash marks. At this time all awards will be presented. Locker Room Controls: Due to multiple games at most Sites, teams need to share locker rooms. Schools are to provide locker room supervision as needed. Section V is not responsible for stolen or damaged property. Schools are responsible for any damages attributed to them. All Section V personnel have been instructed to prohibit intoxicating beverages in the locker room areas or any of the facilities before, during, or after any sectional game. Banners: Participating schools may have larger signs or banners made up to be displayed appropriately on their half of the field. Offensive signs or signs displaying poor taste will be removed by field security. Schools are responsible for removing and disposing of all signs and banners at the conclusion of the game. Scouting: Coaches are responsible for film or video tape exchanges. Teams are permitted to film or video tape their potential opponents. Filming is to be permitted from the stands and coaches should not expect to be allowed in the Press Box. The option to film in the end zone area varies from facility to facility due to the layout of the field. This option is solely at the discretion of the Site Supervisor. 8

9 2016 Eddie Meath Community Service Award Werner Kleemann Werner Kleemann was a graduate of Hastings High School in After graduating from Springfield College in 1963, Werner began teaching and coaching at Ilion Central School. After 4 years he became the University of Buffalo defensive line coach until In 1971 he became a teacher, coach and department chair in physical education at the Rush Henrietta Central School District where he remained until his retirement. Werner was later appointed director of Physical Education & Athletics and Interim Assistant Principal for the district. Werner was a true leader who set the example for all, and took his leadership role seriously. He was president of the Rush Henrietta Administrators Association for two terms. Werner established trainer service for six days per week for all RH student athletes. Werner served on the section V Football committee beginning in He was liaison to the officials group and conducted the draw. He also served on the Eddie Meath Senior All Star Football Game Committee and was the inaugural coach of the All Star Game. Werner was a member of the Section V Football Hall of Fame Committee. He was also a state approved Coaching Certification Instructor through BOCES in the Rochester area since Werner has received many accolades during his long and distinguished career. He was inducted into the Section V Football Hall Of Fame and was a recipient of the Bill Quinlan Award for service in ice hockey. He received the Rotary Club s Henrietta Community Service Award. Werner was also awarded the Chapter V Athletic Administrator award, as well as the NYSAAA Apple Appreciation Award. In 2011 he was awarded the Otis Sennett Award. Werner was most recently inducted in the NYS Amateur Athletic Association Hall Of Fame. Over the years he received several Coach of the year honors in Monroe County and was a true advocate and promoter of good sportsmanship. Werner resides in West Henrietta with his wife of 46 years. He has two daughters and a son, who are all teachers. He also has seven wonderful grandchildren. 9

10 T O U R N A M E N T RECORDS Team Statistical Records RECORD SCHOOL Most points scored 76 Dundee, 2009 Most first-downs 31 Victor 2008 Most rushing attempts 71 Bolivar-Richburg, 2007 Most passing attempts 55 Victor, 2008 Most rushing yards 567 Red Jacket, 2013 Most passing yards 357 East Rochester, 2001 Individual Section V Records RECORD Most Points Scored 36 PLAYER Dan Speed, Edison 1995 Tim Smith, Oakfield-Alabama 2008 Derek Bishopp, Livonia 2011 Most Rushing Attempts 47 Dillon Philmon, Hilton 2015 Most Rushing Yards 449 Kahem Gist, Canandaigua 2007 Most Passes Attempted 55 Chris Rose, Victor 2008 Most Passes Completed 32 Chris Rose, Victor 2008 Most Passing Yards 489 Tanner Irwin, Penn Yan 2015 Most Pass Receptions 12 Mike Humphrey, LeRoy 2008 Most Field Goals 3 Will Mahar, McQuaid 2012 Most Receiving Yards 240 Nick Fischer, E. R./Gananda 2006 Most Quarterback Sacks 5 Dan Liseno, Clyde-Savannah 2002 Most PAT S Kicking 10 Katie Zebrowski, Dundee 2009 Longest Pass Thrown (yards) 90 Manny Magliocco, Aquinas 2009 Lee Perry, Red Jacket 2013 Longest Pass Caught (yards) 90 Chris Bostick, Aquinas 2009 Sean Sheets, Red Jacket 2013 Longest Run From Scrimmage 96 LaMar Wilson, Gates-Chili 1995 Longest Kickoff Return 97 Corey Stirpe, Newark 1998 Longest Field Goal 55 Shawn Dussault, Livonia 1993 Longest Punt 79 Mike Laney, York 1998 Longest Punt Return 98 Randolph Scott, Lyons 2003 Longest Interception Return 100 John Russ, Honeoye Falls-Lima 2001 Longest Fumble Return 104 Junior Collins, Geneva 2008 Interceptions 4 Cory McNamara, Wayne 2010 Sean Sheets, Red Jacket

11 2015 ONTARIO HONDA PLAYERS OF THE YEAR CLASS OFFENSE DEFENSE AA Jake Zembiec - Aquinas Jack Hartnett - Penfield A Ta Von Granison - Greece Athena Noah Barnard - Greece Arcadia B Greg Mruczek - Batavia Tyler Crouch - Hornell C Cameron Cleveland - E. Rochester - Gananda Michael Rice - Bath Haverling D Sean Sheets - Red Jacket Jarrod Faniel - Clyde-Savannah Ontario Honda is again a part of our awards program this year. They have been selecting both the offensive and defensive players of the week. At the end of the season, a player of the year is selected for both offense and defense. The presentation of these awards will be at the Section V finals. ONTARIO HONDA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Through the generosity of Ontario Honda, a scholarship program for varsity football and cheerleading participants was established in The program awards one thousand dollar scholarships to two graduating seniors who have participated in Section V Football or Cheerleading programs in their school. The scholarships are presented at The Football Hall of Fame Banquet. The applicants must be graduating seniors. The criteria does not list that they be the biggest or best in their program, but they must have demonstrated 110% effort for the good of the team. They also must have demonstrated the same effort toward their academics and sportsmanship. PAST WINNERS YR. CHEERLEADING FOOTBALL 1997 Emily Furnal - Honeoye Falls Lima Chad Debolt - Waterloo 1998 Katie Depuy - Greece Olympia Ian Lawson - Penn Yan 1999 Allison McGruffie - Penn Yan Philip Schubert - Avon 2000 Kelly Sadler - Aquinas Joe Kostka - Fairport 2001 Shari Mills - Geneseo H.S. Timothy Hoitink - Batavia 2002 Jennifer Walker - Gates-Chili Nicholas Zappia - Canandaigua 2003 Stephanie Henning - Batavia Mark Schaller - Athena 2004 Shaylin Clay - Fairport Guillermo Ruffolo - Webster Thomas 2005 Amanda Brown - Bishop Kearney Marc Cohen - Notre Dame 2006 Ashley Lund - Elba David Ahonen - Victor 2007 Coleen Feeney- Fairport Andrew Spadoni- Webster Schroeder 2008 Brittany Cunningham - Wellsville Matthew Kelly - Fairport 2009 Allesandra Hemminger - Midlakes Elijah Thomas - Gates Chili 2010 Casey Slabe - Fairport Chris Swanson - Rush Henrietta 2011 Megan Gooding - Spencerport Kyle Gensler - Aquinas 2012 Paige Kuebler - Bishop Kearney Daniel Drummond - Rush Henrietta 2013 Gina Ceneviva - Avon John Iacucci - Churchville-Chili 2014 Julie Holmes - Avon Kory Fogarty - Red Jacket 2015 Mary Welch - Avon Jared Gerbino - Rush-Henrietta Ontario Honda Section V Kickoff Luncheon Monday, October 31, 2016 R.I.T. Inn and Conference Center, 11:30 am 11

12 N.Y.S.P.H.S.A.A. FOOTBALL CLASSIFICATION 2016 CLASS AA (15) Fairport Rush Henrietta Edison * East/SOTA/WOLS Penfield Hilton Gates Chili Victor Webster Schroeder * Pittsford * Leadership/NE-NW/Vanguard Webster Thomas Churchville ** McQuaid *** Aquinas CLASS A (12) Spencerport Irondequoit Greece Arcadia Canandaigua Brighton Greece Athena Brockport Eastridge * Monroe/SWW * Greece Olympia/Odyssey * Wilson/ECHS Honeoye Falls-Lima CLASS B (11) Wayne Geneva Batavia Newark Palmyra-Macedon ** University Prep Hornell Penn Yan Waterloo Livonia Midlakes CLASS C (14) Attica Dansville Bath Wellsville Wayland Cohocton Mynderse * East Rochster/Gananda * South Seneca/Romulus/Tru Marcus Whitman LeRoy * Caledonia Mumford/BB * Letchworth/Warsaw Holley *** Bishop Kearney CLASS D (16) Canisteo-Greenwood Geneseo * Pembroke * Perry/Mt. Morris Alexander Avon * York/Pavilion Lyons Red Jacket Cuba-Rushford * Oakfield/Elba Clyde Savannah Bolivar-Richburg Dundee * C.G.Finney/Northstar N.D. Batavia CLASSIFICATION CHAIRMEN Class AA... Don Santini Class A...Frank Marafino Class B...Bill Henry Class C... Don Cerra Class D... John Norsen NYSPHSAA CLASSIFICATIONS Class AA up Class A Class B Class C Class D * Combined enrollment ** Enrollment doubled due to single sex enrollment ***Elected to move up in classification 12

13 Class AA Section V Football - Week Section V Football - Week 8 5 Class AA 3 Class 31 A 3 Class 32B Section 4 V Football - Week 8 8 Class AA Section Class V Football A7 - Week 8 Class B 7 Class AA C Class & F Bowl A AA C Class & F Bowl B A Section V Football - Week 8 Class A Champion 7 1 Cham 1 THE BRACKETS TO 6 5 THE FINALS Champion 1 AA Champion 1 A Champion Champion AA A AA A Champion Champion C & F Bowl AA AA C & F Bowl A A11 7 C & F Bowl B C & F AA9 Bowl AA AA AA C & 13 F Bowl A9 A AA15 bye C & F B10 Bowl B 3 Champion 7 Champion 11 Champion AA9 Class A9 C Class B D AA12 Section V Football 1 A12- Week 8 1 B Class AA AA10 AA12 Class A A10 A12 Class B B11 B Champion Champion Champ 7 1 AA A B AA11 Champion 5 4 A11 Champion C Champ 4 29 C & F Bowl 8 AA AA11 C & F Bowl A C & F Bowl B AA AA 13 AA15 bye 14 8 A11 8 C9 18 AA9 4 A9 B10 21 AA AA Class 13 C AA15 bye Section V Football - Week Class 8D 5C&F Bowl D1 2 1 Class C Class 34 D 10 3 D9 35 AA12 Class AA Section A12 Class V Football A - Week 8 B9 Class BC&F Bowl D Champion 19 Champ AA10 1 Class AA A10 1 Class A B11 1 Class B D Champion Champion 9 1 Champion D12 3 Champion 7 Champion 11 Champion AA A C99 8 D10 D D10 Champ AA AA AA15 bye Section 4 23 V Football 18-5Week D11 Champ 4 Class C C Class & F Bowl D C C&F Bowl 12 D1 2 5 Class AA Class A Class BC & F D11 Bowl D D9 7 Section 13 5 V Football Week 8 34 Champion 15 3 C Champion15 3 C & F D13 Bowl 33 D2 C 13 & F Bowl 3Class AA A Champion C & Champion F 57 Bowl Class 3 A B Champion C & Champion 11 9F Bowl 3 B D13 33 Champion 3 AA9 8 8 D Champion 28 7 A C Champion 11 B10 86 D16 Champion D C D14 D Champion 24 AA A Champion B D14 Champ 5 5 D11 4 AA C & F Bowl 7 8 C A C B11 57 Champ D C14Bye C & F Bowl D C & F Bowl AA C & Champion F C10 Bowl 31 C Champion Champion C & F Bowl A C & D Champion 19 Champion D13 F Bowl B 3 AA11 AA9 C10 Champion 7 A11 Champion 11 C9 D17 bye Champion C & F Bowl 5 AA C & F Bowl 6 5 A C & F 6 B10 Bowl B AA 14 AA CONNORS AA15 C13 32 bye AND A93 33 FERRIS 2 30 BOWL GAMES B10 D17 bye D16 on C11 C AA12 Class C Champion A12 Class D Champion C&F D14Bowl B9 D1 4 AA10 C11 Champion 8 12 AA A10 A D9 B11 B9 Champion 7 C & F Bowl AA Champion C12 Champion AA C & F Bowl C C14Bye C & 17 F Bowl A A Champion C & D15 F B11 Bowl B Champion 8 C & F AA11 Bowl 8 AA Champion C12 12 C10 C14Bye C & F Bowl A11 8 A Champion C & F D12 C9 Bowl B Champion AA9 AA A9 A B10 D10 C9 AA AA 13 AA15 bye D17 bye C & Champion AA F 14 C13 AA AClass 13 C AA15 bye C & F Bowl BClass D C&F Bowl D1 C11 A9 AA125 A12 5 B9 D11 1 Class C B10 1 Class D C&F Bowl D9 D1 AA A C & F B11 Bowl D Champion 17 1 D9 15 Champion Champion Champion C12 A12 Champion 19 B9 Champion D D12 A10 AA116 C14Bye A11 6 C9 48 B D10 D12 AA 14 AA 2 28 Champion Champion D AA15 bye D10 Champion 16 A11 20 C9 D Class C 18 5 Class D C&F Bowl D11 D1 Champion C & F Bowl 7 13 C 7 Champion 5 34 C&F Bowl 15 3D1 35 C & F D9 D11 Bowl D2 C & F C10 Bowl 3Class C D 34 D15 Champion C&F Bowl 3D1 35 Champion C & F D13 Bowl D2 15 C Champion 19 D9 86 Champion D12 D D17 bye D10 D16 14 C D D14 D16 Champion 16 C D10 57 D11 D14 Champion Champion 18 C & F Bowl 37 C Champion 35 C & F D15 Bowl D2 Champion C12 C 15 & F C10 Bowl 5 C C14Bye Champion 19 D11 Champion D13 D15 C1036 C14 35 bye C & F Bowl 6 D2 D17 bye on 19 C Champion D D17 bye D16 16 C11 C D14 C Champion D16 7 Champion

14 SECTION V FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME The Section V Football Hall of Fame was established in 1998 to recognize and honor those who have attained excellence and success in football. The plaques honoring the inductees are located at the Greater Rochester International Airport Roger Bunce, Dick Cerone, Joe Cummings, Nick DerCola, Eugene Goodlow, Don Holleder, Tony Jordan, Pat Kelly, Werner Kleemann, Joe Klimschot, Bill McAlee, Don Quinn, Bob Thomas, Nick Urzetta, Mark Vienna, David Walker 1999 Don Bosseler, Bob Briggs, Len Colavito, Rich Funke, Don Hagreen, Hunter Low, Roy Miller, Dick Portland, Don Santini, Dan VanDetta, Jeff Weston, Marcus Wilson 2000 Ted Alfieri, Tom Burgess, Tony Collins, Cris Crissy, George Davis, Mike Haugh, Charles Maloy, Bill Scharr, Cornelious Southall, Sam Toth, Tom Vogt 2001 George Beahon, Robert Bleier, Thurman Boddie, Andrew Hendel, John Kreydt, Tom Seymour, Andy Spennacchio, Tom Stenglein, Ron Vitticore, Jeff Wittman 2002 Bill Bowerman, Jack Christensen, Cleveland Cooper, Dominic Emmi, Daniel Fichter, George Graham, Sam Hessney, Don Lander, Mike Lopa, Tom Noteware, Robert Poles, Eugene Schroth 2003 Tom Coughlin, Vic Greibus, Trent Jackson, Jack Landry, Frank Marafino, Paul McKee, Tom Murphy, Tom Nowak, Michael Palermo, Marv Rich, Russ Romano, Rod Verkey, Tom Vesling 2004 Jim Briggs, Dick Diminuco, Mike Foster, Scott Green, Gene Grenek, Rene lngoglia, Eddie Long, Joe McShea, Eddie Meath, Willie Roberts, Dick Shea, Jeff Wittig 2005 Larry Castiglione, Bill Fackleman, Ralph Gebhardt, Robert Klos, Kevin Knope, Leo Lyons, Nick Netti, Larry Palvino, Richard Puccio, Sean Ryan, Louis Spiotti, Nick Teta, Dom Vitticore 2006 John Ballard, Don Cerra, Gerry Everling, Joel Goldman, Ken Hammel, Bill Huther, John Norsen, Gary Samulski, Bill Schuster, Bob Schuster, Bob Torrey, Peter Tuffo 2007 Johnny Anderson, Glen Campbell, Dan Enright, Rich Kaplun, Vincent Scott, Jim Sheehan, Bill Sutherland, Larry Trippodo, Bill Udicious, Scott Virkus, Mark Walczak, Neil Zwierlein 2008 Herbert Benzoni, Roger Carges, Floyd Greene, Art Guentner, Mahlon Hamilton, Bayne Johnson, Steve Johnson, Dave Lanning, Bob Leone, Anthony Merola, Bert Pangrazio, Roland Poles 2009 Anthony Bianchi, Tom Dowd, Robert Dunsmore, Brian Kozlowski, Glenn Law, Seth Payne, Charlie Remelin, Daniel Richards, Adam Rodger, Chuck Schott, Mike Stackus, Roland Williams 2010 Jim Cleveland, Frank Colwell, Jeffery Erne, Charles (Chuck) Greenly, Joe Gugino, Charlie Kimble, Matt Mackey, Monte Nowden, Al Pannoni, John Parrinello, Frank Ruane, Troy Stark 2011 Kyle Adams, George Corda, Virgil Cotton, Mike Delgatti, Ben Gioseffi, Milt Latimer, Dennis Leyden, Jake Lill, Jim Lill, Angelo Mastrosimone, Jerry Robinson, John Spencer, Dick Young 2012 Dan Caraher, Greg Connors, Mike Driscoll, John Genier, Dick Kingdon, Mike Kircher, Tom Kwapich, Louis Masciangelo, Gene Mastin, Michael McPhee, Gino Olivieri, Barney Ryan 2013 William Bosseler, Jim Cripps, Michael Giagios, Sean Johnson, Mike Monacelli, Terry Morris, Dino Page, Brandon Shaughnessy, David Shaughnessy, Bob Sullivan, Jazzmen Williams 2014 Ed Allen, Tim Arden, Red Fedele, Ken Guyett, Roger House, Joseph Marion, Tim McMullen, Raheem Miller, Dominic Monacelli, Dick Ras, Barney Sullivan, Kali Watkins 2015 Dave Alenda, Michael Cherry, Ed Farquhar, Dennis Fries, Christopher Heier, Harry Kent, Mike Mikolaichik, James Miner, Tony Sidor, Christopher Webb, Jonathan Williams, Jeff Woodring T H E CLASS OF 2016 Ted Adams, Player...West Irondequoit Wade Bianco, Coach...West Irondequoit Joe Bock, Player... East Rochester George Bosseler, Player... Batavia Anthony DeJohn, Official... Finger Lakes Gary Fredericks, Coach... Caledonia-Mumford Carl Garritano, Player...Webster Clint Hurtt, Player... Gates-Chili Mike Latek, Player...Eastridge Mitch Lee, Player... Brighton Sam Morabito, Coach... East Rochester Joseph Munno, Contributor...Marshall Ronald Poles, Player... Caledonia-Mumford 14

15 S E C T I O N V CHAMPIONS YEAR AAA AA A BB B CC C DD D 2015 Aquinas Brockport Batavia Bath-Haverling Bishop Kearney 2014 Victor Irondequoit Batavia LeRoy Avon Red Jacket 2013 Aquinas Eastridge Geneva Way Co Red Jacket Clyde Savannah 2012 Aquinas Eastridge ER/Gananda Hornell Avon Notre-Dame 2011 Rush-Henrietta Aquinas Hornell Wellsville Letchworth Geneseo 2010 Rush-Henrietta lrondequoit Aquinas Hornell Letchworth Cal-Mum Dundee 2009 W. Schroeder Aquinas Hornell Letchworth Avon Dundee 2008 Gates-Chili Aquinas Bath LeRoy Avon Dundee 2007 Rush-Henrietta Canandaigua Aquinas Geneva LeRoy Bolivar-Richburg 2006 Gates-Chili Marshall Aquinas Geneva LeRoy Oakfield-Alabama Notre-Dame 2005 East High W. Thomas Geneva Hornell Marcus Whitman Elba 2004 East High W. Thomas Eastridge Hornell Leroy Oakfield-Alabama 2003 Gates-Chili W. Schroeder Victor Bath Cal-Mum Lyons 2002 W. Schroeder Aquinas Bath LeRoy Lyons 2001 Webster Aquinas Bath LeRoy Clyde 2000 Webster Victor Hornell Cal-Mum Red Jacket 1999 Webster Canandaigua Hornell LeRoy ND/Batavia 1998 Fairport Aquinas Hornell LeRoy Red Jacket 1997 Fairport Greece Olympia Hornell Cal-Mum Clyde 1996 East Marshall Midlakes LeRoy Cal-Mum 1995 Gates-Chili Edison Bath LeRoy Cal-Mum Dundee 1994 Fairport Hilton Marshall LeRoy Cal-Mum Clyde 1993 Fairport Edison Livonia Midlakes Cal-Mum Clyde 1992 Fairport Hilton Livonia LeRoy Cal-Mum Clyde 1991 Fairport Batavia Dansville Cuba-Rushford Cal-Mum Dundee 1990 Gates-Chili Canandaigua Newark Livonia Clyde York 1989 Fairport Canandaigua Kearney LeRoy Clyde Elba 1988 East Arcadia Hornell Clyde Romulus 1987 Irondequoit Canandaigua Hornell Cal-Mum Clyde 1986 RH-Sperry RH-Roth Dansville Avon Clyde 1985 Fairport Canandaigua East Rochester Red Jacket Clyde 1984 Fairport Canandaigua East Rochester LeRoy Clyde 1983 lrondequoit Canandaigua Penn Yan Avon Clyde 1982 RH-Sperry Mendon Penn Yan Charlotte Elba 1981 Athena Mendon Penn Yan Livonia Notre Dame 1980 Fairport Mendon Penn Yan Cal-Mum Notre Dame 1979 Aquinas Corning West Monroe Cal-Mum DeSales 1978 McQuaid East Rochester Penn Yan Cal-Mum Notre Dame 1977 Fairport W. Schroeder Mynderse Lyons DeSales 15

16 Eddie Meath All-Star Game Records 1983 East - 15 West West - 15 East West - 3 East West - 21 East West - 34 East West - 30 East East - 49 West East - 14 West East - 16 West West - 14 East East - 15 West East - 26 West West - 21 East East - 38 West East - 27 West East - 38 West West - 31 East East - 15 West West - 14 East East - 27 West East - 14 West East -55 West East - 13 West East -28 West East - 13 West East -21 West West - 20 East East -28 West East - 32 West East - 9 West West - 23 East East - 32 West East - 21 West East - 20 West - 14 RECORD Team Records SCHOOL Most Points scored 55 East, 2010 Most first downs 35 West, 2010 Most rushing attempts 49 West, 1985 Most rushing yards 318 West, 2010 Most passing attempts 50 West, 2008 Most passes completed East, 1985 West, 2010 Most passing yards 319 West, 2010 Individual Records RECORD PLAYER Most points scored 24 Stan Johnson - East 1986 Most attempts rushing 22 Tim Bonnel - West 1984 Most yards rushing 180 Reggie Cox - East 1997 Most attempts passing 25 Will Driscoll - East Duell Smith - West 2010 Most passes completed 18 Duell Smith - West 2010 Most yards passing 269 Bill Scharr - East 1986 Most yards receiving 251 Adam Gruschow - West 2010 Most receptions 14 Adam Gruschow - West 2010 Most field goals in a game 3 Phil Toal - West 2000 Longest completed pass 81 Bill Scharr - East 1986 Longest reception 81 Stan Johnson - East 1986 Longest run from a scrimmage 76 Jamil Porter - West 1997 Longest kick-off return 92 Keith Downing - East 1993 Longest punt return 67 Mark Loria - East 1992 Longest field goal 51 Kevin Knope - West 1991 Most PAT's 6 Mike DeBole - East

17 Eddi e Meath HI GHLI GHTS Back Row (L-R): John Lockhart, Carolyn Benham, Dick Cerone, Eddie Long Front Row (L-R): Dillon Philmon, Nick Egeling, John Ceneviva, Mike McQuillen, Simeon Heard, Joseph Ortiz, Nick Zona Werner Kleeman 2016 Community Service Award Blake Maltese 2016 Mascot Richard Brimacomb from Irondequoit brings down Coron Broomfield from Canandaigua Isaiah Benjamin from Wilson breaks a long run Game Officials (L-R): Carl Tandoi, Jeff Phillips, Tim Arden, Doug Roll, Greg Fiorilla 17

18 COMMENTS ON THE 2016 FOOTBALL CHANGES 2016 FOOTBALL RULES CHANGES 1-5-1d(5)a 1-5-2b Completely clear or completely white tooth and mouth protectors are no longer prohibited. Tooth and mouth protectors shall include an occlusal (protecting and separating the biting surfaces) portion and include a labial (protecting the teeth and supporting structures) portion. Football gloves are now required to meet either the new SFIA specification or the existing NOCSAE test standard at the time of manufacture. 2-17; 9-3-6; In a continued effort to minimize risk, the Committee made clipping in the free- 9-3 PENALTY blocking zone illegal. Clipping is now illegal anywhere on the field at any time b(1); 1-5-1b(2)a, (3)a; 5-1-1b. 1. Risk Minimization 2. Legal and Illegal Blocks 3. Legal Jerseys, Pants and Pads 4. Unfair Acts 2016 MAJOR EDITORIAL CHANGES 2016 POINTS OF EMPHASIS 18

19 2016 POINTS OF EMPHASIS RISK MINIMIZATION Concussions Coaches and game officials need to become familiar with the signs and symptoms of concussed athletes so that appropriate steps can be taken to safeguard the health and safety of participants. There continues to be concern about the cumulative effects of non-concussive blows to the head and body in practice and games. Therefore, the NFHS SMAC recommends that coaches consider holding their non-contact practices without helmets and pads for the purpose of reducing the number of blows to the head and body. Impact Sensors Impact sensor technology continues to advance and improve, however, players, parents, coaches and administrators need to be careful not to rely primarily on unproven technology to diagnose a concussion, or even as a tool to decide if a concussion should or should not be suspected. Heat Illness The pre-season is the time of greatest risk. Coaches need to remain open and flexible to change practice and game plans if environmental conditions are such that their players are at risk for heat illness. This is especially true during the heat acclimation period at the start of pre-season training. LEGAL AND ILLEGAL BLOCKS Blocking is obstructing an opponent by contacting the opponent with any part of the blocker s body. Blocking can involve significant personal contact between a player and an opponent. When proper blocking techniques are taught by coaches and executed by players, risks of injury are minimized. Remember, a player may attempt to take an opponent out of a play, but it is NOT legal to attempt to take an opponent out of a game. Game officials are reminded to maintain the integrity of the game and uphold their responsibilities to officiate blocking within the spirit and intent of the rules. Player safety and risk minimization are central objectives of officiating. LEGAL JERSEYS, PANTS AND PADS In order to provide for the safety and protection of all participants, jerseys are required to completely cover the shoulder pads and any auxiliary pads, such as rib pads or back pads. Pants must completely cover the knees and knee pads, and knee pads must be worn over the knee. It is essential that players not be permitted to participate unless their jerseys and pants fully comply with the rules. Game officials should not permit the ball to become live when they observe any player whose jersey or pants fail to comply with the rules. UNFAIR ACTS Rule 9-10 states that a player or non-player or person(s) not subject to the rules shall not hinder play by an unfair act that has no specific rule coverage. Teams shall not commit any act which, in the opinion of the referee, tends to make a travesty of the game. The spirit of the game of football lives in effective blocking, fundamental tackling, tireless pursuit, skillful running, passing and kicking, and well-planned game strategy. This positive atmosphere cannot be maintained unless both the spirit and intent of the NFHS football rules are observed. Coaches should exemplify the highest moral character, behavior, integrity and leadership, adhering to strong ethical standards, and abiding by and teaching the rules of the game in both spirit and intent. Student-athletes should understand the seriousness of their responsibility to teammates and opponents and the privilege of representing their school and community. As leaders, we must recommit ourselves to the preservation of fair play, which includes eliminating illegal, unfair or dangerous acts both on the practice field and on the field of play. The NFHS Football Rules Book specifically prohibits unfair acts. Unfair acts which are prohibited by the spirit and intent of the rules, include, but are not limited to the following: 1. Uniforms which do not conform to specified standards or which have a foreign substance on them; 2. Use of disconcerting acts or words prior to the snap in an attempt to interfere with the offensive team s signals; 3. Hide-Out plays, including those that use a substitution or pretended substitution in order to deceive opponents. Of course, it is impossible to list every unfair act that could take place. Deliberately violating the rules in the hope or expectation of not being detected is deplorable and indefensible, and should be penalized. The spirit of good sportsmanship depends on conformance to a rule s intent as well as to the letter of a given rule. 19

20 2016 Section V Football Directory 20 SCHOOL PHONE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR OFFICE PHONE HOME PHONE SCHOOL STREET CITY EXT Alexander Central 3314 Buffalo Rd. Alexander Robert Adams Aquinas Institute 1127 Dewey Ave. Rochester Anthony Bianchi Attica Central 3338 East Main St. Attica Eric Romesser Avon Central 191 Clinton St. Ext. Avon Andy Englert Batavia H.S. 260 State St. Batavia Mike Bromley Bath Haverling 25 Ellas St. Bath Randy Abrams Bishop Kearney 125 Kings Highway S. Rochester Chris Belmont Bolivar-Richburg Central 100 School St. Bolivar Dustin Allen Brighton H.S Winton Rd. S. Rochester Nate Merritt Brockport Central 40 Allen St. Brockport Todd Hagreen C. G. Finney 2070 Five Mile Line Rd. Penfield Joe Marchand Cal-Mum/Byron-Bergen 99 North St. Caledonia Mike Reed Canandaigua Academy 435 East Street Canandaigua Jim Simmons Canisteo/Greenwood 84 Greenwood St. Canisteo Ann Hosmer Churchville-Chili 5786 Buffalo Rd. Churchville Michael Murray Clyde-Savannah 215 Glasgow St. Clyde Larry Lang Cuba-Rushford 5476 Rt 305 Cuba Gary Wight Dansville Central 282 N. Main St. Dansville Rob VanScoter Dundee Centeral 55 Water St. Dundee Jennifer Hutches East H.S Main St. East Rochester Eric Robinson Eastridge H.S Ridge Rd. E. Rochester Bob Crocetti East Rochester/Gananda 200 Woodbine Ave. East Rochester Mark Michelle Edison Tech 655 Colfax St. Rochester Kyle Vacanti Fairport H.S. 1 Dave Paddock Way Fairport Fritz Kilian Leadership 4115 Lake Ave. Rochester Robert Thomas Gates-Chili 1 Spartan Way Rochester Patrick Irving Geneseo Central 4050 Avon Rd. Geneseo Craig Veley Geneva H.S. 101 Carter Rd. Geneva Randy Griener Greece Arcadia 120 Island Cottage Rd. Rochester Dr.Susan Penepent Greece Athena 800 Long Pond Rd. Rochester Dr. Bev Ziegler Greece Olympia 1139 Maiden Lane Rochester Kim Henshaw Hilton H.S. 400 East Ave. Hilton Mike Giruzzi Holley H.S N. Main St. Holley Dan Courtney Honeoye Falls-Lima 83 East St. Honeoye Falls Brian Donohue Hornell H.S. 134 Seneca St. Hornell Erik Werner Irondequoit H.S. 260 Cooper Rd. Rochester Athony Lipani LeRoy Central 9300 South St. Rd. LeRoy Jon Wilson Letchworth/Warsaw 5550 School Rd. Gainesville Mark Sanderson Livonia Central 2 Bulldog Blvd Livonia Mark Kress Lyons Central 10 Old Clyde Rd. Lyons Stephen Veeder Marcus Whitman 4100 Baldwin Rd. Rushville Paul Lahue Monroe 180 Ridgeway Ave Rochester Greg Whitman McQuaid Jesuit 1800 Clinton Ave. S. Rochester Matt Thomas Midlakes H.S Route 488 Clifton Springs Lyle Dixon Mynderse 95 Troy St. Seneca Falls Scott Redding Newark H.S. 625 Peirson Ave. Newark Chris Corey Notre Dame/Batavia 73 Union St. Batavia Mike Rapone Oakfield/Elba 7001 Lewiston Rd. Oakfield Jeff Schlagenhauf Palmyra-Macedon 151 Hyde Parkway Palmyra Tom Schmandt Pembroke Central Routes 5 & 77 Corfu Aaron Burch Penfield H.S. 25 High School Dr. Penfield Pete Shambo Penn Yan Academy 305 Court St. PennYan Tobin Tansey Perry Central 33 Watkins Ave. Perry David Gillett Pittsford 42 West Jefferson Rd. Pittsford Scott Barker Red Jacket 1506 Route 21 Shortsville Susan Franeschi Rush-Henrietta 1799 Lehigh Station Henrietta Tom Stewart South Seneca Central 7263 Main St. Ovid Heather Mott Spencerport Central 2707 Spencerport Rd. Spencerport John F. Pelin University Prep 1280 Lake Ave Rochester Dick Cerone Victor Central 953 High St. Victor Ron Whitcomb Waterloo Central 65 Center St. Waterloo Jeff Panek Wayland-Cohocton C.S Rt. 63 Wayland Jim Brownell Wayne Central 6200 Ontario Center Rd. Ontario Center Anthony Carusone Webster Schroeder 875 Ridge Rd. Webster Gary Tirohn Webster Thomas 800 Five Mile Line Rd. Webster Scott Morrison Wellsville Central 126 West State St. Wellsville Dennis Miles Wilson Magnet 501 Genesee St. Rochester Robyn Roberts York/Pavillion Genesee St Box 102 Retsof Edward Orman