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Will Kukowski Grabs a Passand Races for a Touchdownin the First Quarter Saturdayas Briarcliff Defeats Hastings

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By Andrew VitelliAfter a methodical opening drive, the

Ardsley Panthers used a fake field-goal attempt to jump out to a 7-0 lead and put the Westlake Wildcats behind for the first time this season.

But it took Joe Ferri and the Wildcats just one play to respond.

Ferri’s 67-yard touchdown run kicked off Westlake’s scoring in a 46-20 win at Ardsley on Saturday afternoon in a game delayed two hours due to extreme heat. The defending sectional champions scored 22 points in the second quarter alone and with the win improved to 2-0 on the season.

“It feels great. Ardsley was a great team and this showed what we really are,” quarterback Rob DiNota said after the game. “I feel like we can compete for another Section 1 championship. I don’t

think anyone in this league is better than us.”

The Wildcats gained more than 450 yards on the ground, led by DiNota’s 185 rushing yards and two touchdowns.

“It’s another back in the backfield,” coach John Castellano said of his junior quarterback. “When you have a kid that can run, it just puts a tremendous amount of pressure on [the defense].”

Ardsley began the game with an 83-yard drive that ended in a six-yard touchdown pass following a fake field goal. Castellano argued that the play should be called back; it was caught by a player wearing jersey number 61, and players wearing numbers between 50 and 79 generally are prohibited from catching a forward pass.

After a lengthy discussion, the referees let the play stand. Back judge Deano Passariello explained after the game that because Ardsley was in a “scrimmage-kick formation,” meaning a formation used for field goal attempts, the player was eligible by lining up at the end of the line of scrimmage.

Westlake bounced back quickly, though, with Ferri’s long touchdown run. After punting on their next possession – the only time they’d do so all game – the Wildcats took the lead on their first possession of the second quarter. After a 55-yard scamper by running back Dan Grossman, James Gorman punched it in with a 5-yard run. Following an Ardsley punt, DiNota took a quarterback keep 40 yards for his first touchdown of the game to give Westlake a 21-7 lead.

While Westlake’s defense had its ups and downs, it held Ardsley in check for the game’s decisive stretch spanning the

first and second quarters. After forcing two punts and a turnover on downs in consecutive possessions, the high point for the Wildcat defense came with about four minutes left in the first half.

The Panthers took the kickoff to their own 24, then Westlake pushed them backwards into a fourth-and- twenty. A bad snap on the punt attempt led to a safety, giving Westlake a 23-7 lead. The Wildcats added another touchdown, this time on a 40-yard Gorman run, to blow the game open. Though Ardsley scored again just before halftime, it was too

little and too late, even with a half still remaining.

“We have a long way to go,” Castellano said. “It’s a work in progress and we have a lot of work to do. I think defensively we need to get better if we’re going to make a serious run at this thing. I like what we’re doing offensively.”

Ferri finished the game with 94 yards and a touchdown. Grossman added 60 and a score, while Gorman ran for 61 yards and 2 TDS. Andrew DiBiase had 58 yards and a touchdown.

“Our backfield is just insane,” DiNota said of his team’s depth at running back.

The Wildcats play at Valhalla next week. The Vikings are also 2-0 after beating Putnam Valley Saturday.

Westlake’s Offense Cruises Again in Win Over Ardsley

Rob dinota leaves an Ardsley defender behind as he runs with the football during the 46-20 Westlake victory.

the Westlake defense makes a stop in saturday’s lopsided victory over host Ardsley.

Westlake’s James Gorman runs for a touchdown in saturday’s win.

Westlake quarterback Rob dinota drops back to pass in saturday’s rout of the Ardsley panthers.

sophomore linebacker Jack simon puts some pressure on the quarterback in Westlake’s win at Ardsley on saturday afternoon.

Joseph Ferri finds a hole as he carries the football vs. host Ardsley.

Westlake back Joseph Ferri tries to break a tackle as he runs with the football.

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Valhalla goalie lorenzo luciano tries to fire up the Viking home crowd after making a save in the overtime shootout.

Valhalla’s ethan bartlett rises to head the ball in the second half vs. briarcliff.

daniel Anton of briarcliff moves the ball up the left sideline vs. the Vikings.

Joey Marmo of Valhalla gets set to boot the ball up the field in the host Vikings’ overtime win over the bears on saturday night.

eric Koenig of briarcliff heads the ball in a crowd during saturday’s game at Valhalla high school.

ethan bartlett of Valhalla and Jonah Kamen of briarcliff fight for possession near midfield.

Valhalla’s Jake Ramirez battles with briarcliff’s Jonah Kamen in the title game of the 2016 Mt. pleasant cup soccer tournament.

Matt cohen of briarcliff prepares to send a shot at the goal as bryan Goodman of Valhalla tries to chase him down.

besard haxhia of briarcliff takes the ball toward midfield in the first half of saturday night’s title game.

Valhalla’s Ricky thomas dribbles the ball across the turf in saturday night’s title game vs. briarcliff.

briarcliff’s eric Koenig gets a step on the Valhalla defense in saturday night’s championship game of the Mt. pleasant cup. briarcliff goalie harrison singer moves forward to

make a save in saturday’s Mt. pleasant cup final vs. Valhalla. Valhalla’s patrick Rafferty boots the ball toward

the goal during the overtime shootout that was won by the Vikings 5-4.

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SOCCER TOURNAMENTBriarcliff vs. Valhalla

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horace Greeley first-singles player carly levitz races toward the net to retrieve a drop shot in last thursday’s home match.

chloe Zilkha serves the ball during her match at second singles against visiting scarsdale.

brett Mozarsky of Greeley takes the ball up the right sideline as Fox lane’s Kyle Rowley chases during last thursday’s game, won by the host Quakers.

horace Greeley’s Ryan sullivan moves the ball in the Quakers’ home win over Fox lane last week.

Greeley’s samantha Forster moves the ball up the field in Friday’s game against Arlington.

Fox lane’s Jeffrey discua battles for control with Greeley’s Jonathan Gerstein in the second half of last thursday’s game in chappaqua.

Fox lane’s Alexander clinton (5) and Justin Reeves go airborne in a battle for the ball with Greeley’s Jonathan Gerstein last thursday.

emma Ardizzone of Greeley is thwarted on a scoring chance in front of the goal during Friday’s 4-3 loss to host Arlington.

horace Greeley’s scout schultz controls the ball near midfield in Friday afternoon’s game vs. Arlington up in Freedom plains.

Greeley senior Maxwell Furman heads the ball away from Fox lane’s Javen Grier in thursday’s 3-2 Quaker victory.

Alexandra Forster of Greeley chases the ball during Friday’s game vs. the Admirals of Arlington.

Kristian shkreli of Fox lane tries to maintain possession of the ball as Greeley’s dylan boilen defends in last thursday’s game.

Greeley’s clarire Weis gets set to hit a backhand return on the run in her singles match vs. scarsdale on thursday afternoon.

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2016 open champion stan Wawrinka moves in to hit a backhand in sunday’s championship match.

Angelique Kerber, now the no. 1 women’s player in the world, lifts the U.s. open winner’s trophy following saturday’s three-set win over Karolina pliskova.

Angelique Kerber hits a serve en route to her 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 victory over Karolina pliskova in the U.s. open women’s final.

Andy Murray was defeated by Kei nishikori in a five-set quarterfinal thriller.

Juan Martin del potro reaches for a backhand return during his quarterfinal loss to stan Wawrinka under the lights in Arthur Ashe stadium.

power-hitting Karoline pliskova, who defeated serena Williams in the semifinals, puts away an overhead in saturday’s championship match.

serena Williams, no longer the top-ranked female player in the world after losing in the semifinals, hits a forehand during her quarterfinal win over simona halep.

Japan’s Kei nishikori reached the semifinals before falling to eventual champ stan Wawrinka on Friday afternoon.

Ana Konjuh of croatia hits a backhand in her 6-2, 6-2 semifinal loss to Karolina pliskova last thursday.

novak djokovic’s stretches for a backhand in his unsuccessful quest to repeat as open champion on sunday afternoon.

simona halep does some celebrating while facing serena Williams in the quarterfinals. Williams prevailed in three sets.

stan Wawrinka holds the U.s. open championship trophy after defeating novak djokovic in sunday’s men’s final in Flushing Meadows.

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brian oliveras has the football after intercepting a pass during saturday’s briarcliff win over visiting hastings.

the briarcliff/hamilton defense of, left to right, daniel cavanagh, Will Kukowski and Will dallesandro combine to make a stop in saturday’s 27-8 victory over hastings.

Quarterback henry Anderson drops back to pass in briarcliff/hamilton’s win over hastings.

the bears’ Will Kukowski winds up in the end zone after catching a pass over the middle and then running for a touchdown.

Zach Vincent carries the football in the opening quarter vs. visiting hastings on saturday.

head coach John consorti watches his briarcliff football team during saturday’s home game.

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Ricky Thomas and the Valhalla VikingsEdge Briarcliff 5-4 in the OT Shootoutto Win the Mt. Pleasant Cup Once Again