Stat Stars of the Week. Week # 8

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1 Stat Stars of the Week Week # 8 OFFENSE: Rushing: (200 yds or more) 229 yds James Way William Penn 244 yds Lane Sherman - Gettysburg Passing: (200 yds or more) 282 yds James Way William Penn 201 yds Seth Hildebrand Spring Grove Touchdown Passes: (4 or more) 4 James Way William Penn Receiving: (100 yds or more) 166 yds Dakeem Dennison William Penn 141 yds Colton Baxter Northern York 141 yds Logan Hall Spring Grove 126 yds Peter Hughey James Buchanan Touchdowns: (4 or more) 4 - Dakeem Dennison William Penn 4 Joe Hurda - Biglerville SPECIAL TEAMS: Kickoff Returns for Touchdowns: 82 yds - Kobe Wansel - Gettysburg Kicking: Multiple Field Goals Field Goals: 30 Yards or More: 30 yds Kyle Smith Central York DEFENSE:

2 Interception Returns for Touchdowns: 99 yds Lucas Reynolds - Littlestown 72-yards Kody Reeser Northeastern 45 yds Noah Townsley West York 21 yds Isaiah Toomey West York 20 yds Calvin Savary York County Tech Interceptions: (2 or more) 3 Isaiah Toomey West York 2 Brent Chrismer - Littlestown 2 Lucas Reynolds - Littlestown Tackles: (10 or More) 11- Jared Gemmill West York 11 Saequan Whitaker William Penn 10 Jason Bellinger Kennard-Dale 10 Logan Carlile Kennard-Dale 10 Lasmir Mitchell William Penn 10 Kody Reeser Northeastern 10 Hunter Ringrose New Oxford 10 Dalton Staub - Northeastern District 3 Notes for York & Adams Counties Week 8 By Bill Engelhardt York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Division I Action The Mustangs of South Western (2-6 overall, 0-3 League) were edged by the Lions of Red Lion (4-4 overall, 2-1 league) in league action. The Lions gained 194-yards rushing and 93- yards passing for a total of 287 yards gained. Blake Cahill completed 10 of 14 passes for 93- yards and 2 touchdowns, 2 for 35-yards to Damien Hess, 4 for 17-yards to Chris Knorr, 1 for 15- yards to Dan Waldrup, 1 for 11-yards and a touchdown to Alex Keller, 1 for 9-yards to Luke Patterson, and 1 for 6-yards and a touchdown to Matt Wanbaugh, for the Lions. Cahill led the Lions rushing attack with 16 carries for 92-yards, followed by Antwan Jackson with 8 carries for 62-yards, Kenny Holloway with 8 carries for 35-yards (including a 7-yard touchdown), and Waldrup with 3 carries for 5-yards. Evan Miller kicked 2 extra points and Hess intercepted a pass on the last play of the game, for the Lions. The Mustangs gained 294-yards rushing and 71- yards passing for a total of 365-yards of offense. Quarterback Tyler Sterner completed 6 of 19 passes for 71-yards, 2 for 23-yards to Camden Brown, 1 for 22-yards to Logan Bowman, 2 for 16-yards to Jordan Markle, and 1 for 10-yards to Brady Thayer, for the Mustangs. Miles Francis led the Mustangs rushing attack with 10 carries for 84-yards, followed by Markle with 7 carries for 66-yards (including a 7-yard touchdown), Jonas Walter with 10 carries for 45-yards, Robby

3 Harbison with 11 carries for 41-yards, Brown with 6 carries for 32-yards (including a 4-yard touchdown), Wyatt Trostle with 2 carries for 13-yards, Dillon Thomas with 1 carry for 11-yards, and Sterner with 5 carries for 2-yards. Brock Geiman kicked 1 extra point, Tyler Jachelski recorded 1 sack for a 13-yard loss, and Taylor defended a pass, for the Mustangs. The Panthers of Central York (6-3 overall, 3-0 league) defeated the Wildcats of Dallastown (6-2 overall, 2-1 league) 17-7 in league action, giving them sole possession of first place in the division. Breaun Randle led the Panthers rushing attack with 83-yards, followed by Dylan Hose with 43, Zach Steffee with 15, and Zane Knaub with 8-yards. Quarterback Hose completed 10 of 19 passes for 125-yards and 1 touchdown, 4 for 57-yards to Knaub, 2 for 33-yards to Randle, 2 for 20-yards to Zach Emswiler, and 2 for 15-yards to Robert Romey (including a 13-yard touchdown), and Nik Strine competed 1 pass for 9-yards and a touchdown to Hose, for the Panthers. Kyle Smith kicked a 30-yard field goal and 2 extra points and Elzir Stroman blocked a punt for the Panthers. Addison Quinones led the Wildcats rushing attack with yards 33-yards, followed by Robert Catchings with 19, Malik Lewis with 8, Dezmond Jones with 4-yards, and Andrew Henry with minus 3-yards. Quarterback Henry completed 7 of 12 passes for 57-yards and 1 touchdown, 3 for 37-yards to Drew Romesberg (including a 33-yard touchdown), 3 for 7- yards to Lewis, and 1 for 3-yards to Catchings, for the Wildcats. McKinley Curran kicked 1 extra point for the Wildcats. The Bearcats of William Penn, York High, (4-4 overall, 1-2 league) defeated the Rockets of Spring Grove (5-3 overall, 1-2 league) in league action. James Way led the Bearcats rushing attack with 229-yards (including touchdowns of 4 and 48-yards), followed by Bryshon Sweeney with 28-yards (including a 15-yard touchdown). Quarterback Way completed 17 of 22 passes for 282-yards and 4 touchdowns, 9 for 166-yards to Dakeem Dennison (including touchdowns of 7, 35, 1, and 83-yards), 3 for 72-yards to Saequan Whitaker, 3 for 30-yards to Sweeney, 1 for 8-yards to Nate Delmotte, and 1 for 6-yards to Napolean Snellings, for the Bearcats. Thurman Fogleman kicked 3 extra points, Way threw two 2-point conversion passes, to Dennison and Whitaker, Dennison, Snellings and Sweeney each intercepted a pass, and Anes Jamison recovered a fumble recorded 1 sack for a 5-yard loss, and Lasmir Mitchell recovered a fumble, for the Bearcats. Jeff Delaughter led the Rockets rushing attack with 129-yards (including touchdowns of 4, and 1-yards), followed by Seth Hildebrand with 32-yards, and Evan Greer with minus 1-yard. Quarterback Hildebrand completed 13 of 31 passes for 201-yards and 3 touchdowns, 10 for 141-yards to Logan Hall (including touchdowns of 50 and 1-yards), 2 for 41-yards to Himes, and 1 for 19-yards and a touchdown to Shay Feulmer, for the Rockets. Andrew Luckenbaugh kicked 4 extra points for the Rockets. York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Division II Action The Eagles of Dover (6-2 overall, 3-0 league) defeated the Bobcats of Northeastern (0-8 overall, 0-3 league) in league action. The Eagles and the Colonials of New Oxford are tied at the top of the division, setting up their meeting in Dover next week. Isaiah Green led the Eagles rushing attack with 149-yards (including touchdowns of 1 and 99-yards), followed by Dorran Ledbetter with 115 (including touchdowns of 20 and 22-yards), Gabe Jackson with 61 (including a 31-yard touchdown), Jake McClean with 34, Logan Ambrose with 24 (including a 13-yard touchdown), Dylan Barton with 12, Josh Geesey with 3-yards, and Joey Zutell with 1-yard.

4 Quarterback Ambrose completed 2 of 3 passes for 35-yards, 1 for 19-yards to Green and 1 for 16-yards to Jackson for the Eagles. Brendan Warren kicked 6 extra points for the Eagles. Kody Reeser led the Bobcats rushing attack with 41-yards (including touchdowns of 36, 8 and 6-yards, followed by Chris Whack with 28, Marcus Josey with 8, Diego Simms with 5-yards, David Ankney with minus 2-yards, and Michael Cooper with minus 3-yards. Quarterback Josey completed 11 of 26 passes for 166-yards and Blake Einsig completed 2 of 2 passes for 45-yards and 1 touchdown for the Bobcats. Ankney caught 4 passes for 79-yards (including a 6-yard touchdown from Einsig), Darrean Griffin caught 3 passes for 72-yards, Zach Williams caught 3 passes for 50-yards, Jowan Lewis-Kearse caught 2 passes for 9-yards, and Gary Gobernik caught 1 pass for 1-yard, for the Bobcats. Reeser returned an interception 72-yards for a touchdown, Ethan Qualters kicked 1extra point, and Reggie Hyacinthe recorded 1 sack for a 5-yard loss, for the Bobcats. The Colonials of New Oxford (6-2 overall, 3-0 league) defeated the Warriors of Susquehannock (2-6 overall, 1-2 league) in league action. The Colonials and the Eagles of Dover are tied at the top of the division, setting up their meeting in Dover next week. Wesley Beans led the Colonials rushing attack with 174-yards (including touchdowns of 56 and 15-yards), followed by Aaron Zinneman with 103 (including an 8-yard touchdown), Hunter Ringrode with 57 (including a 3-yard touchdown), Elijah Myers with 5, Josh Shultz with 3, Anthony Lippy with 3-yards, and Jake Massicot with minus 6 yards. Quarterback Lippy completed 5 of 12 passes for 49-yards and 2 touchdowns, 2 for 26-yards to Jacob Morningstar (including a 15-yard touchdown), 2 for 12-yards to Beans (including an 11-yard touchdown), and 1 for 11-yards to Keegan Romanoff, for the Colonials. Trey Parrish kicked 5 extra points, Ringrose intercepted a pass, Zinneman recorded 1 sack and 3 pass hurries, Max Lippy and Jordan Shields each recorded 1 sack, and Charlie Hoffman recorded a pass hurry, for the Colonials. Sammy Miller led the Warriors rushing attack with 142-yards (including touchdowns of 39 and 20-yards), followed by Bryan Kerr with 21, Sam Alls with 6-yards, Myles Moultrie with 1-yard, and Colin Kelly with minus 6- yards. Quarterback Kerr completed 4 of 14 passes for 67-yards, 1 for 25-yards to Nick Tannura, 2 for 22-yards to Luke Knott, and 1 for 20-yards to Colin Rennoll for the Warriors. Adam Hedgeland kicked 2 extra points for the Warriors. The Bulldogs of West York (2-6 overall, 2-1 league) defeated the Rams of Kennard-Dale (1-7 overall, 0-3 league) 35-7 in league action. Noah Bowers led the Bulldogs rushing attack with 96- yards (including a 70-yard touchdown), followed by Ross Campbell with 748 Josiah Mincer with 67, Noah Townsley with 61-yards (including a 6-yard touchdown), and Garrett Stauffer with 3- yards. Quarterback Campbell completed 5 of 13 passes for 71-yards and 1 touchdown, 1 for 33- yards to Ian Lichty, 1 for 16-yards to Toomey, 1 for 15-yards and a touchdown to Cash Gladfelter, and 2 for 7-yards to Diego Torres, for the Bulldogs. Toomey and Townsley each returned an interception for a touchdown, Darian McCauley kicked 5 extra points, Kyle Narber recorded 1.5 sacks, Nick Kniery, Ay Keil Marshall, and Stauffer each recorded 1 sack, and Jared Gemmill recorded a half sack, for the Bulldogs. Dallas Allen led the Rams rushing attack with 160-yards, followed by Justin Fitchett with 26, Kendall Wales with 18 (including a 1-yard touchdown), Josh Eaton with 3-yards, and Kyle Amrhiem with minus 29-yards. Quarterback Amrhiem completed 3 of 23 passes for 33-yards, 2 for 32-yards to Austin Jenkins and 1 for 1- yard to Robby Robinson, for the Rams. Jenkins kicked 1 extra point and intercepted 1 pass, Logan Carlile intercepted a pass, and Jason Bellinger recorded 1 sack, for the Rams.

5 York-Adams Interscholastic Athletic Association (YAIAA) Division III Action The Eagles of Bermudian Springs, (8-0 overall, 7-0 league) defeated the Nighthawks of Hanover (1-7 overall, 1-6 League) 43-6 in league action. The Eagles and the Thunderbolts of Littlestown sit atop the division, setting up their clash at Bermudian Springs next week. Michael Ogle led the Eagles rushing attack with 63-yards (including a 7-yard touchdown), followed by Ryan Markle with 60, Colton Dull with 56 (including 6-yard touchdown), Brennan Waltermyer with 34 (including a 10-yard touchdown), Briton Shelton with 29 (including touchdowns of 3 and 1- yards), Ethan Frank with 25, Quinton King with 18, Collin Weigle with 14-yards, and Ted Marines with minus 5-yards. Quarterback Marines completed 7 of 8 passes for 128-yards and 1 touchdown, 2 for 60-yards to Ogle, 2 for 25-yards to Markle, 1 for 16-yards to Dull, 1 for 14- yards to Austin Hartzell, and 1 for 13-yards and a touchdown to Wyatt Gearhart, and Weigle completed 1 pass for 16-yards to Ogle, for the Eagles. Aaron Rebert kicked 5 extra points and ran in for a 2-point conversion for the Eagles. Trace Russ led the meager Nighthawks rushing attack (held to 6-yards for the game) with 9-yards, followed by Brad Irvin with minus 1-yard, and Jordan Laughman with minus 2-yards. Quarterback Brady Goodfellow completed 4 of 11 passes for 24-yards and quarterback Kyle Krout completed 5 of 9 passes for 91-yards and 1 touchdown for the Nighthawks. Dylan Kreider caught 2 passes for 49-yards, Zach Sheaffer caught 2 passes for 36-yards (including a 26-yard touchdown from Krout), Jase Etzer caught 3 passes for 26-yards, Colton Ehrhart caught 1 pass for 4-yards, and Ian Brown caught 1 pass for no yards, for the Nighthawks. The Thunderbolts of Littlestown (8-0 overall, 7-0 league) defeated the Trojans of York Suburban (4-4 overall, 4-3 league) 26-6 in league action. The Thunderbolts and the Eagles of Bermudian Springs sit atop the division, setting up their clash at Bermudian Springs next week. Dustin DeGroft led the Thunderbolts rushing attack with 148-yards (including a 50-yard touchdown), followed by Lucas Reynolds with 72 (including a 9-yard touchdown, LJ Miles with 30, Jeremy Shoemaker with 12, Zach Brown with 7, Richie Womer with 2-yards, Todd Cook with minus 4- yards, Jarrett Brittain with minus 6-yards, and Trevor Hildebrand with minus 8-yards. Quarterback Hildebrand completed 6 of 17 passes for 61-yards and 1 touchdown, 3 for 44-yards to Cook (including a 34-yard touchdown), 1 for 13-yards to Austin Towner, 1 for 2-yards to DeGroft, and 1 for 2-yards to Garrett Trout, for the Thunderbolts. Reynolds intercepted 2 passes, one of which he returned 99-yards for a touchdown, Brent Chrismer intercepted 2 passes, Trout intercepted 1 pass, and Jeff Garman kicked 2 extra points, for the Thunderbolts. Sawyer Robinson led the Trojans meager rushing attack with 31-yards, followed by Ch aim Smith with 11 (including a 1-yard touchdown), Thomas Merkle with 4, Emmanul McDowell with 2-yards, and Liam McWilliams with 1-yard. Quarterback Merkle completed 10 of 24 passes for 109- yards and Robinson completed 6 of 10 passes for 85-yards for the Trojans. Collin Mailman caught 4 passes for 71-yards, McDowell caught 6 passes for 41-yards, Steven Salcedo caught 3 passes for 29-yards, and Smith caught 1 pass for 12-yards, for the Trojans. The Knights of Fairfield (5-3 overall, 4-3 league) defeated the Squires of Delone Catholic (3-5 overall, 2-6 league) 14-7, for the first time ever, in league action. Mason Flickinger led the Knights rushing attack with 49-yards (including a 1-yard touchdown), followed by Nicholas Mort with 41, Chase Senseney with 6, Dalton Carbaugh with 4-yards, and Michael Quealy with

6 minus 6-yards. Quarterback Flickinger completed 8 of 14 passes for 116-yards and 1 touchdown, 3 for 69-yards to Quealy, 1 for 24-yards to David Stone, 2 for 12-yards to Brandon Hummel, 1 for 8-yards and a touchdown to Senseney, and 1 for 3-yards to Antijuan Washington, for the Knights. Brandon Hummel kicked 2 extra points and Flickinger intercepted a pass in the end zone for the Nights. Nate Miller led the Squires rushing attack with 51-yards, followed by Matt Giuffreda with 39, Tavian Dorsey with 31 (including a 21-yard touchdown), Noah Deamer with 2, Brian Shermeyer with 2-yards, Jake Kadis with no yards, and Jake Wiles with minus 6- yards. Quarterback Wiles completed 4 of 10 passes for 78-yards and Shermeyer completed 2 of 2 passes for 23-yards, for the Squires. Pat Staub caught 3 passes for 54-yards, Dorsey caught 2 passes for 44-yards, and Tyler Loucks caught 1 pass for 3-yards, for the Squires. Jay Strickland kicked 1 extra point for the Squires. The Fighting Irish of York Catholic (5-3 overall, 4-3 league) defeated the Golden Knights of Eastern York (4-4 overall, 4-3 League) 26-7 in league action. Hakeem Kinard led the Fighting Irish rushing attack with 146-yards (including touchdowns of 24 and 3-yards), followed by Jack Burnside with 40, Douglas Mills with 5, and Qua Shawn Grooms with 2-yards. Quarterback Kinard completed 11 of 20 passes for 132-yards and 2 touchdowns, 5 for 71-yards to Miles Elliott (including touchdowns of 23 and 15-yards), 2 for 32-yards to Dan Yokemick, and 4 for 29-yards to Grooms, for the Fighting Irish. Yokemick kicked 2 extra points for the Fighting Irish. David Livelsberger led the Golden Knights rushing attack with 86-yards (including a 78- yard touchdown), followed by Clayton Miller with 70, Christian Busser with 9, Jake Busser with 8, and Devin Thome with 6-yards. Quarterback Ryan Kalke completed 3 of 15 passes for 37- yards, 2 for 22-yards to Jake Kessler and 1 for 15-yards to Sean Saylor, for the Golden Knights. Justin Keller kicked1 extra point fir the Golden Knights. The Spartans of York County Tech (2-6 overall, 2-5 league) defeated the Canners of Biglerville (1-7 overall, 0-7 league) in league action. Calvin Savary led the Spartans rushing attack with 153-yards (including touchdowns of 1 and 35-yards), followed by Dalmar Dickson with 144 (including touchdowns of 53 and 60-yards), Stephuan Montouth with 27 (including an 8-yard touchdown, and Nashied Bones with 12-yards. The Spartans did not attempt any passes in the game. Savary returned an interception 20-yards for a touchdown and ran in for two 2-point conversions, and Dickson and Montouth each ran in for a 2-point conversion, for the Spartans. Joe Hurda led the Canners rushing attack with 164-yards (including touchdowns of 3, 21, 1, and 5-yards), followed by Dayne Showers with 72, Sam Laird with 49, Dustin Grubbs with 8, Ben Hurda with 8-yards, and Madon Unger with minus 6-yards. Quarterback Ben Hurda completed 1 of 3 passes for 25-yards and a touchdown to Taylor Group for the Canners. Jorden Trostle kicked a 24-yard field goal and 4 extra points for the Canners. Mid-Penn Conference The Mid-Penn Keystone Division s Patriots of Red Land (4-4 overall, 2-3 league) were defeated by the Crusaders of Bishop McDevitt (8-0 overall, 5-0 league) in league action. Andre Robinson led the Crusaders rushing attack with 165-yards (including touchdowns of 53 and 16- yards), followed by Rashad Lawson with 62 (including touchdowns of 5, 1, and 7-yards), Que Shawn Jenkins-Barksdale with 47 (including a 19-yard touchdown), Marshall Kent with 12, Nick Navarro with 7, Bobby Zwigart with 6, Nick Marsilio with 5, Matt Geiger with 4-yards,

7 and Joey Kerle with minus 2-yards. Quarterback Marsilio completed 9 of 13 passes for 137- yards and 1 touchdown, 3 for 3-yards to Tyrone Gibson, 3 for 60-yards to Kobay White (including an 11-yard touchdown), 1 for 12-yards to Chad Cortez, 1 for 3-yards to Robinson, and 1 for 1-yard to Kevin Lentz, for the Crusaders. Bobby Zwigart kicked 6 extra points for the Crusaders. John Ford led the Patriots rushing attack with 129-yards (including a 71-yard touchdown), followed by Justin Johnson with 35, Phil Overton with 16, Connor Parson with 2- yards (including a 2-yard touchdown), Evan Campbell with minus 3-yards, and Garrett Scott with minus 8-yards. Quarterback Scott completed 3 of 9 passes for 20-yards, 1 for 9-yards Nathan Payne, 1 for 9-yards to Matt Shope, and 1 for 2-yards to Overton, for the Patriots. Jeremy Fisher kicked 1 extra point for the Patriots. The Mid-Penn Colonial Division s Polar Bears of Northern York (3-5 overall, 2-3 league) were edged by the Greyhounds of Shippensberg (6-2 overall, 5-0 league) in league action, putting the Greyhounds in a tie with the Warriors of Gettysburg at the top of the division. William Burt led the Greyhounds rushing attack with 132-yards (including a 1-yard touchdown), followed by Seth Frey with 39, Dylan Herb with 33, Elijah Harris with 8, Tom LaRue with 4, and Storm Fridinger with 3-yards. Quarterback Frey completed 7 of 12 passes for 74-yards and 2 touchdowns, 3 for 51-yards to Fridinger (including touchdowns of 14 and 18-yards) and 4 for4 23-yards to Chris Williams, for the Greyhounds. Frey kicked 3 extra points for the Greyhounds. Sam Geiser led the Polar Bears rushing attack with 49-yards, followed by Richard Settle with 40 (including touchdowns of 16 and 1-yards), Luke Lynes with 27, Zech Ingram with 22, and Terrelle Hicks with 4-yards. Quarterback Lynes completed 11 of 17 passes for 142-yards and Bobby Shelly completed 1 pass for 54-yards for the Polar Bears. Colton Baxter caught 6 passes for 141-yards, Settle caught 2 passes for 23-yards, Hicks caught 1 pass for 20-yards, and Ingram caught 1 pass for 12-yards, for the Polar Bears. The Polar Bears got a safety when the Greyhounds punt snap went out of the back of the end zone. Aiden Alves kicked 2 extra points for the Polar Bears. The Mid-Penn Colonial Division s Warriors of Gettysburg (5-3 overall, 5-0 league) defeated the Rockets of James Buchanan (3-5 overall, 2-3 league) in league action. The Warriors are tied with the Greyhounds of Shippensberg for first place in the league. Lane Sherman led the Warriors rushing attack with 244-yards, followed by Jesse Stouch with 70 (including touchdowns of 10 and 1-yards), Tyler Lampe with 43 (including a 3-yard touchdown), Wade Laudeman with 2-yards, and Elijah Jackson with minus 5-yards. Quarterback Stouch completed 4 of 8 passes for 107-yards and 2 touchdowns, 2 for 54-yards to Kobe Wansel (including a 49- yard touchdown) and 2 for 53-yards to Sherman (including a 7-yard touchdown), for the Warriors. Wansel returned a kickoff 82-yards for a touchdown and Stouch ran in for a 2-point conversion, the only successful extra point attempt on the night, for the Warriors. The Warriors also got a safety when a Rockets snap on a punt attempt went out of the end zone. Hunter Brown led the Rockets rushing attack with 114-yards (including touchdowns of 50 and 42-yards), followed by Brady Hornbaker with 97-yards, Seth Carbaugh with 6-yards, Shamar Pates with minus 9-yards, and Dillon Sanders with minus 29-yards. Quarterback Sanders completed 5 of 13 passes for 156-yards and 3 touchdowns, 3 for 126-yards to Peter Hughey (including touchdowns of 19, 57, and 50-yards), 1 for 16-yards to Pates, and 1 for 14-yards to Brown, for the Rockets. Brown kicked 2 extra points for the Rockets.