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S E C T I O N 6

Marcus LobdellLeads Ken Westto verge of title

Ben Johnsonis Playmakerfor OP

Lew-Port in afight for ClassB playoffs

BomasutoNearing1,000 Yards

State RecordsCollege ReportNYS RankingsSchedules

Sideline ChatterExtra PointSection 6 Standings

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This Week’s Lineup:

7 A New Frontier

Riverside will play for the AA North

title this weekend when they visit

Kenmore West. Trevor Brown has been

a standout this season.

9 Another Titlte

Sweet Home beat Grand Island 34-6

last weekend to clinch the Panthers

4th straight Class A North Division

title. It was the Panthers 32nd straight

win.

10 Swan Dive

Southwestern won the week’s biggest

game and clinched the Class C South

Division when the Trojans beat

Fredonia 27-20. Jake Swan filled in at

QB for injured Jim Rauh.

13 Macks Make It

DE Anthony Sanders led McKinley to a

34-14 win over Starpoint last weekend.

The victory clinched a playoff spot for

McKinley, wiping away last year’s

heartbreak.

ContentsOCTOBER 14, 2010

4 ... Sideline Chatter

5 ... Players of the Week

7 ... League Look-Ins

13 ... 2010 Notebook

16 ... Team Reports

40 ... Standings

41 ... Leader Board

42 ... Around The State

44 ... Campus News

47 ... Extra Point

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Sirianni Honored after Big WinSouthwestern coach Jay Sirianni

has been named the Buffalo BillsCoach of the Week after his Trojansclinched the C South Division with a27-20 win overFredonia last week-end.

Both teamentered the gameundefeated andranked in the TopTen in New YorkState.

“The leaguechampionship was on the line and itwas a big game,” Sirianni said. “Wetold the kids to take advantage of theopportunity. All eyes in Western NewYork were on this game so we toldthem to enjoy the moment and leave itall on the field.”

Southwestern jumped out early andled 27-6 but Fredonia scored on lastplay of the half to make it 27-13.

“That was a big play,” Sirianni said.“That score really got Fredonia back inthe game. We had some opportunities

in the second half but didnʼt score. Wemade enough plays to win.”

John Mistretta led the ground attackas he rushed for over 100 yards and aTD.

The Trojans also played the secondhalf without QB Jim Rauh who left thegame with a shoulder injury at the endof the first half. Rauh completed 6 of 7passes for 166 yards and 3 TDs beforehe was injured.

“Losing our quarterback really hurt,”Sirianni said, “He finished the first halfbut he couldnʼt come back.”

Rauh is questionable to play nextweek.

Jake Swan moved from wide receiv-er to quarterback for the second half.Swan had caught 3 passes for 140yards and 2 TDs before moving to QB.

“Jake did a nice job” Sirianni said.“We moved the ball, we just didnʼtscore.”

The victory is the 35th straight forSouthwestern, though Sirianni down-played the streak.

“Weʼve won six in a row,” he said.

“This yearʼs team is 6-0.”Fredonia may have given the

Trojans their stiffest test throughout thewinning streak.

“They are all tough,” Sirianni said.“Itʼs not easy to win football games butwe really had to earn this one.”

Sirianni, who played quarterback atSouthwestern, was a back-up quarter-back at Mount Union when the teamwon the national championship in1996.

Sirianniʼs older brother, Mike, is thehead coach at Washington & Jeffersonwhile his younger brother Nick is anoffensive assistant with the Kansas CityChiefs.

He has coached Southwestern since2003 and led the Trojans to four leaguetitles, three Section 6 titles and twoNew York State championships.

He started his coaching career asan assistant at Maple Grove beforemoving on to Alfred University. He alsocoached at Arunbel HS in Marylandbefore returning to Southwestern asthe Trojans head coach.

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Will East clinchesClass A PLayoff Spot

Williamsville East beat NiagaraWheatfield 34-8 last weekend andclinched a spot in the Class Aplayoffs.

The Flames are in 2nd placeand will clinch the second seedfrom the A North Division with awin over Starpoint this weekend.

The boys played strong andtough the entire game,” coachSteve McDuffie said. “Any time you come in on topof a football game, weʼre excited. We took a bigstep in the right direction.”

Mitch Wagner, a sophomore, led the defensiveeffort as he intercepted a pass. He has know inter-cepted six passes in six games, more than anyother WNY player.

“Mitch is an outstanding young man,” McDuffiesaid. “Heʼs a very, very good student, a hard workerand a tough kid. He plays the game with intensity.”

Wagner sealed the win over Grand Island inWeek 5 with an interception in the end zone withless than 5 minutes to play.

“He had another interception against GrandIsland but it was taken away because of a penalty,”McDuffie said. “Heʼs a very gifted young man andheʼs a real student of the game.”

McDuffie said that Wagner is respected on theFlames despite his youth.

“He is a leader on the varsity team which is rarefor a sophomore,” McDuffie said. “He leads byexample and he is a great kid. You just teach himonce and he grasps the concept.”

Mitch Wagner

Players of the Week

Special TeamsKyle Few - Lockport

Steve Kenny led Chautauqua Lake

to a 48-20 win over Clymer as he

rushed for 218 yards and scored 6

TDs. Kenny scored on runs of 2, 50,

26, 1, 16 and 42 yards. He carried

just 14 times, once in the 2nd half.

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Brent Dechent led the Lackawannadefense as he made 9 tackles, includ-ing a QB sack, and intercepted a passin the Steelers 26-16 win overBurgard last weekend. Lackawanna isnow 6-0 on the season.

Kyle Few kicked a pair of field goalsin Lockport’s 23-16 OT loss toRiverside last weekend. Few nailed a20-yarder in the 1st quarter and tied aschool record by hitting a 47-yarder inthe 4th quarter. That is the longest FGin WNY this season.

Most TD Passes thrown in One Season

NYStateRecordsTDs Player, School Year

45........... Greg Paulus, Syracuse CBA......................2002


35........... Naaman Roosevelt, Buffalo St. Joe’s........ 2005

33........... Randall Secky, Maple Grove..................... 1998

33........... Mike Prahalis, Commack.......................... 2000


31........... Matt Bezio, Peru........................................ 2001


31........... Shawn Mizro, Newark............................... 2002

30........... Kurt Abrams, Dover...................................1997

30........... Rob Kramer, Oneida.................................. 2002

30........... Randy Mills, Freeport................................2003

30........... Terrance Schmand, Buffalo St. Joe’s.........2006

29........... Matt Bezio, Peru........................................ 2002

Kenmore West beat arch-rival Kenmore East 40-12last weekend in the schoolsʼ annual Neighborhoodgrudge match.

“Itʼs a rivalry game,” Kenmore West coach RichHarris said. “The kids look forward to it all year and willremember it for the rest of their lives.”

The Blue Devils led 14-6 at the half but exploded forfour touchdowns in thethird quarter to blow thegame wide open.

“I think we had a little bitof nerves,” Harris said. “Wewent into the game asheavy favorites. The kidsknew they were supposedto win. They were just jit-tery and we made somemistakes.”

Harris said that he wascalm during the halftimediscussion.

“I just told them to settledown and do what we do,”he said. “Our kids cameout and totally dominatedthe third quarter.”

The running game wasin high gear as MartinBailey rushed for 97 yardsand 2 TDs while QBMarcus Lobdell ran for 100yards and 2 TDs yards.

Kenmore West will nowplay for the Class AA NorthDivision title when the BlueDevils host Riverside thisweekend.

“Either team will win thedivision with a win,” Harris said. “Itʼs a true title game.”

Kenmore West last won the AA North championshipin 2000 under head coach Jerry Tutweiler.

“I was an assistant with Jerry,” Harris said. “Thatʼsback when it was just four teams making the playoffs.”

Harris says that the 10-year gap between divisiontitles is misleading.

“We lost to the eventual state champion in the play-offs,” Harris said. “Weʼve run into some pretty goodopponents. No one thinks of us as a powerhouse butwe have been right there.”

Last season, Kenmore West missed the playoffs asHarris was rebuilding the roster and the Blue Devilsstarted 0-5. Harris finally switched Lobdell from WR toquarterback and the Devils won three of their final fourgames.

“His first game as a starting quarterback wasagainst Lockport,” Harris said. “We lost but he had a

real good day passing. Marcus went 3-2 as a sopho-more QB and it turned our season around.”

Harris says that he was excited when Lobdell joinedthe program before his sophomore season.

“He had played in the spread offense as a freshmanat St. Joeʼs before he transfered over here,” Harrissaid. “Coming into camp, he was a sophomore and I

took him right up to thevarsity.”

Halfway through theseason, with the Devils at0-4 and out of the playoffs,Harris installed Lobdell atthe quarterback position.

“We were trying to buildfor the following season,”he said. “We thought hewould be a real threat inthe option offense but ittook a few weeks for himto get some confidence.”

Lobdell is an extremelyathletic quarterback.

“Heʼs an outstandingbasketball player,” Harrissaid. “Heʼs a 6-foot highjumper and participated inthe Empire State games.Heʼs a very athletic kid.”

“Heʼs very intelligent,”Harris said. “He sees thedefense and understandsthe offense.”

Ken West lost toClarence in the champi-onship game of the ClassA Bowl Tournament.

“We played a greatgame that night but Clarence beat us,” Harris said. “Istill felt pretty good about how we ended. We knew wehad some nice athletes coming back and some goodkids coming up from the JV team.”

Harris says he felt even better during the off-seasonand at the start of practice in August.

“I knew coming out of the scrimmage that we werea pretty good football team,” he said.

Kenmore West opened the 2010 season with a winover longtime nemesis North Tonawanda. But the daysimmediately following the win brought trouble.

“We lost our focus,” Harris said. “Not just physicallybut mentally. I was coach of the week, there were TVcameras in practice and the kids were giddy. Then welost to Niagara Falls. That was a real lesson learned.We need to stay grounded and keep working hard.”

- Mark Adair

Kenmore West Is Best?

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Kenmore West QB Marcus Lobdell rushed for 100yards and 2 TDs in the Blue Devils 40-12 win overarch-rival Kenmore East last weekend.


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23-16 in overtime, creating alogjam at the top of the AANorth standings.

With 1:00 left, Lockportreturned a fumble 80 yardsfor a TD to tie the game.

“We dominated the game,”coach Tony Truilizio said. “Welet our guard down andLockport made a nice play.”

Riverside (4-3) can takethe AA North title if they winat Kenmore West this week.

“Iʼd like to say we are tal-ented enough to win thedivision,” Truilizio said. “butweʼre young and weʼre mak-ing mistakes. Itʼs been anabsolute battle every week.”

If Riverside is going toclaim the AA North title, theywill need leadership fromplayers like Trevor Brown.

Brown, a senior, was onthe team that won theHarvard Cup title in 2009.

“He came to us last yearfrom St. Joeʼs,” Truilizio

said. “He was a spot playerlast year but heʼs been asolid contributor this year.”

Brown, who starts at FBand LB, is one of Riversideʼsleading tacklers.

“He can run the ball, too”Truilizio said. “He made ahighlight tape run againstWilliamsville North.”

Brown also has an acade-mic average in the high 90s.

“He can be accepted toany college he wants,”Truilizio said. “Heʼll get inbecause of his academics.”

Class AA North

Photo by Mark AdairTrevor Brown #25.

Johnson Leads OPOP crushed Bennett 56-6

last weekend to clinch aplayoff spot.

“I think our kids are feel-ing good and we are gettingbetter,” coach Gene Tundosaid. “We threw for over 200yards and we are runningthe ball pretty well.”

The Quakers have wonfour straight games.

“Eary on, we had toreshuffle the lineup becauseof injuries,” Tundo said, “butother guys stepped up andwe have improved. We areright where we need to be.Weʼre in a good spot.”

Junior WR Ben Johnsoncaught 2 TD passes.

“He had another longcatch called back by penal-ty,” Tundo said. “He alsostarts at cornerback and hisreceiver had no catches.”

Johnson, (6-2, 185) hasbeen timed at 4.6 in the 40-yard dash.

“He just glides when heruns,” Tundo said. “Thereare some Division I collegeslooking at him because he issuch a good athlete.”

Johnson, who started at

CB as a sophomore in 2009,also plays basketball andlacrosse at Orchard Park.

“He had close to 50 goalsin lacrosse last year,” Tundosaid. “Heʼs being recruitedby some big lacrosse pro-grams, too.”

Johnson also maintainsan academic average of 95.

“You couldnʼt ask for abetter student,” Tundo said.“Heʼs a team player and heʼsa playmaker.”

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Sweet HomeClaims

Division TitleSweet Home clinched the

teamʼs 4th straight Class ANorth Division title with a 34-6 win over Grand Island lastweek.

The Panthers took a 6-0lead after one quarter andextended it to 27-0 at thehalf.

"Every year we've had todevelop a team,” SweetHome coach John Fallersaid. “Our line was new andwe had some other newguys and it has taken us awhile to jell. We did thingson offense, on defense, inspecial teams. We overcamesome penalties, and that iscrucial for a good team tocome back from mistakes."

Sweet Home's defensekept Grand Island bottled upwhile its offense went on aroll.

After a fumble on its firstplay from scrimmage haltedthe Panthersʼ first drive,Sweet Home scored on their

next four possessions.Jordan Johnson complet-

ed 10 of 14 passes for 132yards and 2 TDs.

Senior Ralph Neasmancarried 18 times for 141yards and a TD in the win.

Sweet Home rushed for261 yards.

Tim Oaks had an inter-ception while SteveStapleton recovered a fum-ble forced by senior linemanLouis Vial.

It was Sweet Homeʼs32nd straight win.

Class A North

Photo by Mark Adair

Ralph Neasman.

Kloc Leads IroquoisIroquois lost a tough

overtime battle to Amherst28-27 last weekend.

The loss guarantees thatIroquois will be the 3rd-seedfrom the A South. TheChiefs will open the playoffsat Williamsville East.

“We are better than howweʼve played,” coach FrankPayne said. “We are lookingforward to the second sea-son, which starts this week.”

Payne says he wants togive his team a fresh start.

“We are cleaning theslate,” Payne said. “I thinkwe can beat anybody and Ithink we can lose to any-body. We need a positiveperformace going into theplayoffs.”

If the Chiefs are going tomake a playoff run, they willneed a big performancefrom junior RB Jim Kloc.

“Heʼs a selfless kid,”Payne said. “He has greatbalance, great vision and heruns low to the ground. Itusually takes 3 or 4 guys tobring him down.”

Kloc had rushed for 575yards and 5 TDs entering

the Chiefs final regular-sea-son game.

“Jim is very much a teamplayer,” Payne said. “Heoffered to move LB so thatMike Siejak can run the ballmore.”

Kloc rushed for over1,000 yards in 2009.

“Heʼs also a great tacklerand a state caliber wrestler.Heʼs a very disciplined kidand a good student.”

Class A South

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Lew-Portin fight forPlayoffs Lew-Port won a third

straight game when theLancers beat Tonawanda33-7 last week.

“Our defense has reallystepped up,” coach DickLindamer said. “Our first-team defense has given up2 TDs and scored one in thelast three games.”

The Lancers, who started0-3, are now in the thick ofthe Class B playoff race.The Lancers need to beatNewfane this week and gethelp from elsewhere toclinch a spot.

“We asked our defenseto dig a little deeper andgive a little extra,” Lindamersaid, “and they have, espe-cially the defensive line.”

Senior tackle JeremyCrone has led the defensiveresurgence. He had 3 tack-les for loss last week.

“We expected a lot out ofhim,” Lindamer said, “and hehas resonded with big gameafter big game.”

Crone (6-3, 230) alsostarts at OT and helped topave the way for 286 rush-ing yards in the win.

“He worked hard in theoff-season,” Lindamer said.“He went to a couple of line-men camps and he was aleader in the weight room.”

Crone is also a teamcaptain this season.

“Heʼs athletic and he hasgood footwork,” Lindamersaid. “Heʼs also a solidwrestler and a good stu-dent.”

Class B North

Photo by Mark Adair

Jeremy Crone.

Warriors Need WinCheektowaga beat Akron

24-12 last week to stay alivein the Class B playoff race.

If the Warriors beatBurgard this week, they willqualify for the Class B play-offs. A loss to Burgardmeans Cheektowaga willneed help to get in.

Senior Kevin Brooksrushed for 54 yards and aTD in the win over Akron.

Coach Scott Zipp made arecent lineup move when heswitched Brooks from WR tofullback.

“He was a blocking wide-out for us,” Zipp said. “Weasked to play fullback on thespur of the moment. Wemoved him on a Tuesdayand he started that Friday.He scored a touchdown onhis second carry.”

Zipp says that Brookssurprised him with his knowl-edge of the position.

“I have yet to teach him asingle play at fullback,” hesaid. “He knew every play.He knew every step, heknew our pass protections.”

Such insight is rare in ahigh school player.

“He told us to call a playand if he didnʼt know what todo he would ask,” Zipp said.“He hasnʼt asked a questionyet.”

Brooks (6-0, 175) main-tains an academic averagein the high 90s.

“Heʼs a great kid whoworks hard,” Zipp said. “Heʼstough and can take the hitsinside. With his smarts andhis work ethic, heʼs a greatplayer to have.”

Class B Central

Photo by Mark Adair

Kevin Brooks.


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Class B South

Dunkirk lost to Pioneer 35-6 lastweek and were eliminated from theClass B playoffs. Dunkirk has a chanceto end the regular season on a highnote as they play arch-rival Fredoniathis weekend.

“Weʼve been playing for 109 years,”coach Tim Majka said. “Itʼs important tothe communities and to both schools.”

However, beating Fredonia wouldnot erase the disappointment of missingthe playoffs, according to Majka.

“It would be nice,” he said, “but wemade the playoffs last year. The guys inour program are starting to realize thereare greater things to accomplish. We wantto play in the Carrier Dome some day.”

Running back Vinny Bomasutorushed for 228 yards in the loss to

Pioneer. Bomasuto needs just 6 moreyards to become the first Dunkirk playerto rush for 1,000 yards in a seasonsince Travis Maxwell did it in 1995.

“That would be great for our pro-gram,” Majka said. “As much as Vinniehas done this year, itʼs hard for anyoneto get 1,000 without linemen blocking forhim. There are a lot of guys doing theright things to have a 1,000-yard back.”

Bomasuto will probably not play col-lege football, Majka said.

“He has a promising career in base-ball,” he said. “Vinny is being looked atby some pretty good Division I baseballschools. He played in the Empire StateGames and got a lot of exposure fromthat. Heʼs a heck of a football player butI think his future is in baseball.”

Bomasuto Nears 1,000 Yards

Vinny Bomasuto.Photo by Mark Adair


Cleve Hill is3rd Seed

from NorthCleve Hill clinched a spot

in the Class C playoffs whenthe Golden Eagles beatGowanda 34-0 last week.

Cleve Hill will be thethird-seed due to last weekʼsloss at Wilson.

“We were awful thatnight,” coach Glen Grahamsaid. “We made every mis-take in the book. Wilson out-played us and beat us.”

Graham says he focusedon the basics in practice.

“We had to get back ontrack,” Graham said. “Wewent back to preparing theright way and put any dis-tractions out of our mind.”

Cleve Hill will open theplayoffs in Fredonia. If theEagles are going to make aplayoff run, they will needsome big games from juniorQB Daryl Spencer.

Spencer scored 2 TDs,made 8 tackles and knockeddown 2 passes in the Eagleswin over Gowanda.

“He played a good, solid

football game,” Grahamsaid. “He was in control ofthe offense the entire after-noon.”

Spencer starts at QB butalso rotates to RB and WRthroughout the game.

“We try to take advantageof matchups,” Graham said.“Heʼs a smart kid and canplay well at each of thosepositions.”

Spencer (6-3, 195) is a 3-sport athlete at Cleve Hill

“Heʼs a good athlete,”Graham said. “We can puthim anywhere.”

Class C North

Photo by Mark Adair

Daryl Spencer.

Swan Fills in for TrojansSouthwestern defeated

Fredonia 27-20 to clinch theC South division last week.

“It was a big game and ahuge crowd,” coach JaySirianni said. “We told thekids to take advantage ofthe opportunity.”

WR Jake Swan caught 3passes for 142 yards and 2TDs in the first half.

“We donʼt throw much,”Sirianni said, “but he is defi-nitely a threat on the outside.”

Swan also moved to QBin the 2nd half when starterJim Rauh was injured.

“He looked a little rusty,”Sirianni said, “but we movedthe ball. We just couldnʼt fin-ish drives and score.”

Swan has scored inalmost every possible waythis year. Thus far, he hasscored TDs rushing, receiv-ing, on a fumble return, anINT return and a punt return.

“Heʼs a very good ath-lete,” Sirianni said, “He hasgood instincts and heʼs veryquick.”

Swan was called up tothe varsity for the post-sea-son during his sophomoreseason in 2009.

“Jake was the JV quarter-back,” Sirianni said, “wecalled him up for the playoffsand he got into the rotationat wide receiver.”

Swan caught a TD passin the NYS Regional winover Letchworth. His seasonended with a broken collar-bone the following week.

“His talent level makeshim a leader,” Sirianni said.“Heʼs also a very hard work-er and heʼs respected by histeammates.”

Class C South

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Jake Swan.

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ForestvilleGets First

WinForestville earned its first

victory of the season with a20-6 over Franklinville.

“The kids were excited,”coach Scot Greenough said.“Itʼs been a tough year forthem. They were fired up,especially on Homecoming.”

Greenough says that hisHornets have struggled witha young roster this fall.

“Over half the roster isfreshman and sophomores,”he said. “And injuries havebeen wth us since the firstweek of the season. Of the5 kids that started on offen-sive line, we have one left.”

Greenough says thatForestville will eventuallybenefit from the experience.

“A lot of younger kidshave had to step up andplay,” he said. “It will begood down the road, butright now, its tough.”

The only opening-daystarter still on the line issenior Mike Franklin.

“Heʼs a good leader andhe works hard,” Greenoughsaid. “He sets a good exam-ple for the younger kids.Mike does everything.”

Franklin (6-2, 250) hasstarted on the OL since hissophomore season.

“Heʼs smart,” Greenoughsaid. “Heʼs got good tech-nique and his footwork issolid. He knows how toblock and how to run astunt. He can relay that tothe kids and itʼs like havinga coach on the field.”

Class D East

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Mike Franklin #75.

C-L Poised for PlayoffsChautauqua Lake beat

Clymer 48-20 last weekend.Steve Kenny led the offenseas he rushed for 218 yardsand scored 6 TDs.

“He only played the firsthalf,” coach Dan Greco said.“He had just 14 carries.”

The Thunderbirds arenow on the verge of clinch-ing a Class D playoff spot. Ifthey beat Sherman thisweek, the T-Birds are in...the exact situation theyfaced in 2009.

“Last year, we faced aWin-and-In game at theend,” Greco said, “and welost to Panama. The kidshave been thinking aboutthat for a full year.”

Greco says that the bit-terness over missing the2009 post-season fueled theoff-season work.

“We had no trouble get-ting kids in the weight room,”Greco said. “They were pret-ty devastated.”

Kenny, a senior, leads allWNY running backs with1,250 yards and 22 TDs.

“Steve has had a greatseason,” Greco said. “He

had 1,000 yards after justfive games. He really wentto work in the off-season.The linemen all got them-selves bigger and stronger,too. Itʼs paying off.”

Kenny (6-3, 230) hasbeen timed at 4.7 in the 40.

“He has a great verticaljump,” Greco said. “Heʼsfast, strong and has a greatwork ethic. You wonʼt hear abad word about him.”

Class D West

Photo by Tim Frank

Steve Kenny.

Msgr. Martin

Nichols lost to league-rival St. Maryʼs27-14 last weekend as the Big Greendropped to 2-3 on the season.

“It was a good effort but there arethings that we could have done better,”coach Colin Brinson said. “The ʻgreat-effortʼ routine is getting old. We play towin and the kids want to win.”

Matt Benedict had a solid day as herushed for 64 yards and a TD. Benedictalso passed for 112 yards and a TD outof the Wildcat formation and tossed a 2-point PAT pass.

“He really works hard on makinghimself stronger and being a better ath-lete,” Brinson said. “Heʼs a three-sportathlete. He has speed but also a greatdeal of intelligence. Heʼs fun to coach.”

Benedict has now rushed for more

than 700 yards this season.“Matt has a quiet intensity about

him,” Brinson said. “He has a passionfor winning that is truly remarkable.Heʼs not a guy you get every year.”

Benedict is also averaging 13.6 tack-les a game, the leading figure on theNichols defense.

“Heʼs well-conditioned and has agreat motor,” Brinson said.

Benedict is also an Honors student. “Heʼs looking at Ivy League schools,”

Brinson said. “He went to the Princetonfootball camp and they liked him. Heʼsalso looking at attending Amherst,Middlebury and Williams.”

Benedict also plays hockey atNichols and was named an All-Catholicplayer in lacrosse.

Benedict on a roll at Nichols

Matt Benedict.Photo by Mark Adair


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666NY State FootballSection 1: Wʼchester, RocklandSection 2: Capitol DistrictSection 3: Central New YorkSection 4: Southern TierSection 5: Genesee ValleySection 6: Western New YorkSection 7: ChamplainSection 8: NassauSection 9: Orange, UlsterSection 10: St. LawrenceSection 11: SuffolkSection 12/PSAL: NY CityCHSFL: Catholic Football

Winning Streaks: William Floyd 34; Dobbs Ferry19; Lawrence 15, Unatego 13, Waverly 11.

Losing Streaks: None.

AATeam W-L1. Monroe-Woodbury (9) 6-02. St. Anthony's (CHSFL) 5-03. Baldwinsville (3) 6-04. Sachem North (11) 5-05. New Rochelle (1) 5-06. Clarence (6) 6-07. Rush-Henretta (5) 6-08. Troy (2) 6-09. Corning (4) 6-010. Rochester East (5) 6-011. Syracuse CBA (3) 6-012. Oceanside 5-013. White Plains (1) 4-114. Abraham Lincoln (PSAL) 5-015. Fayetteville-Manlius (3) 6-016. Fort Hamilton (PSAL) 5-017. Orchard Park (6) 5-118. Tottenville (PSAL) 5-019. Syracuse Corcoran (3) 5-120. Mahopac (1) 5-021. Kenmore West (6) 5-122. Newfield (11) 5-023. Fordham Prep (CHSFL) 5-024. Shaker (2) 6-025. Pittsford (5) 5-1

ATeam W-L1. Sweet Home (6) 6-02. Aquinas (5) 6-03. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake- (2) 6-04. Williamsville South (6) 6-05. Harrison (1) 5-06. Seaford (8) 5-07. Victor (5) 6-08. Arch. Stepinac (CHSFL) 5-09. Carey (8) 5-010. Sayville (11) 5-011. Indian River (3) 6-012. Rye (1) 4-113. Garden City (8) 4-114. Wallkill (9) 6-015. Islip (11) 5-016. Whitesboro (3) 5-117. Cornwall (9) 5-118. Poughkeepsie (1) 5-019. Lynbrook (8) 5-020. Yonkers Roosevelt (NYC) 4-121. Nyack (1) 4-122. John Glenn (11) 5-023. Wayne (5) 6-024. Horace Greeley (1) 4-125. Hewlett (8) 4-1

BTeam W-L1. Hornell (5) 6-02. Depew (6) 6-03. Alden (6) 6-04. Croton-Harmon (1) 5-05. Cazenovia (3) 6-06. Roosevelt (8) 5-07. Pelham (1) 5-08. Schalmont (2) 6-09. Ogdensburg (10) 6-010. Lackawanna (6) 6-011. Albany Academy (2) 5-112. Cardinal O'Hara (CHS) 5-113. New Paltz (9) 6-014. Marcellus (3) 5-115. Midlakes (5) 5-116. Homer (3) 5-117. Bayport-Blue Point- (11) 4-118. Westhill (3) 5-119. Pioneer (6) 5-120. Buffalo Burgard (6) 4-2

2010 New York State Rankings

CTeam W-L1. Southwestern (6) 6-02. Chenango Forks (4) 6-03. Bronxville (1) 5-04. Hoosick Falls (2) 6-05. Letchworth (5) 6-06. General Brown (3) 6-07. Chatham (2) 6-08. Grover Cleveland (6) 6-09. Saranac Lake (7) 6-010. Fredonia (6) 5-111. Westmoreland (3) 5-112. Sidney (4) 5-113. Millbrook (9) 5-014. Ilion (3) 6-015. Watertown IHC (3) 6-016. Greenwich (2) 5-117. Holley (5) 5-118. Cato-Meridian (3) 6-019. Canastota (3) 5-120. Trumansburg (4) 5-1

DTeam W-L1. Randolph (6) 6-02. Silver Creek (6) 6-03. Dundee (5) 6-04. Tuckahoe (1) 5-05. Moriah (7) 6-06. Caledonia-Mumford (5) 5-17. Dolgeville (3) 6-08. Portville (6) 6-09. Cambridge (2) 5-010. Sandy Creek (3) 5-111. Delhi (4) 5-112. Maple Grove (6) 5-113. Chester (9) 5-114. Onondaga (3) 5-115. Groton (4) 5-116. York (5) 5-117. Tioga (4) 5-118. Avon (5) 4-219. Rensselaer (2) 4-120. Candor- (4) 5-1

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Football AllianceMcKinley beat Starpoint 34-14 last

weekend and clinched a spot in theClass A playoffs.

The Macks will be the third-seed outof the A North Division and will openthe post-season at Amherst.

“It doesnʼt matter to us where weplay,” Mckinley coach Ed Wilson said.“As long as weʼre in.”

However,Wilson is still notcompletely readyto accept the factthat his team hasqualified.

McKinley suf-fered the ultimateheartbreak in2009 when theythought they hadqualified for theHarvard CupPlayoffs.

“We beatSouth Park in thelast game andthought we werein,” Wilson said.“We were confi-dent and we toldthe kids that theywere in.”

McKinley hadfinished 4-4 andmultiple sourceshad named the Macks as a playoffteam. Unfortunately, when all the tie-breakers were sorted out, McKinleywas left on the outside of the 4-teamHarvard Cup tournament.

“It was tough,” Wilson said. “It wasvery disheartening. Those kids foughtreally hard to make it in. Instead, wepacked up and went home.”

As a result, Wilson was still a littlenervous about telling his players theyhad, indeed, qualified for the Section 6playoffs.

“Iʼm waiting to hear something offi-cial before I say anything this year,” hesaid. “A lot of those kids are here againand I remember how let down theywere.”

Wilson says that he was pleased

with the effort his players put into over-coming the disappointment.

“We picked up the pieces andworked hard in the off-season,” he said.“We really looked forward to being inSection 6. We prepared for the chanceto face the best. The kids wanted toplay the best.”

McKinley may be one of the mostdangerous teamsin the Class Aplayoffs. TheMacks are athleticat the skill posi-tions and have alegitimate DivisionI prospect on theline with seniorAnthony Sanders.

“Anthony hasnʼtgiven up anysacks this year,”Wilson said. “Hehas protected verywell. He playsboth sides of theball and we rotatehim between nosetackle and defen-sive end. He canplay any techniqueyou put him in.”

Sanders is 6-3and 295 poundsand has been

timed at 4.7 in the 40-yard dash.“He is certainly not a slow kid for a

big man,” Wilson said. “He has phe-nomenal hands and better feet. He alsoplays basketball and is a great passer.”

Despite being a big man, Sandersalso serves as the Macks punter andkicker.

“He can hit the ball high and give thespecial teams a chance to get down-field to make a play,” Wilson said

Sanders also maintains an academicaverage close to 90.

“Anthony is a stellar young man,”Wilson said. “Heʼs very respectful and ateam leader. He carries himself with agreat respect and demeanor. Weʼvenever had a negative report on him,ever.”

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Out of the DarknessBy Mark Adair

Lockport lost Riverside23-16 in OT last weekend.Despite the loss, the Lionsclinched a playoff spotwhen Niagara Falls lost thefollowing day.

If the Lions beatWilliamsville North thisweekend, they will earn ahome game in the firstround of the AA playoffs.

Javeon Tomlinson hasbecome an important partof Lockportʼs drive to theplayoffs.

“Javeon is very fast,”Bronson said. “Heʼs is asprinter on track team. Heis deceptively strong andgets into weight room quitea bit. He is becoming moreconfident in his ability ashe has matured.”

Tomlinson earned astarting role at defensiveend during the pre-season.

But no matter howLockportʼs season ends,Javeon may have alreadywon something far moreimportant than a footballchampionship.

“I tell you what,”Bronson said. “Heʼs done aheck of a job with his life.He was certainly headeddown that statistical path-way to nowhere.”

Tomlinson has had demons chasing him for years. He wasjust 10 when he witnessed his fatherʼs murder in his familyʼsown driveway.

“My dad and I were very close,” Javeon said. “He alwayswanted me to play football.”

What Javeon and his mother Shelia did not know was thatDaniel Tomlinson, who had moved to the United States fromJamaica in 19XX, had another part of his life that they werenot privy too.

“My father was involved in some illegal activities,” Javeonsaid. “We had no idea about any of it.”

Shelia was stunned when her husband was arrested formarijuana and weapons possession in December of 2002.

“I spent 20 years of my life with this person,” Sheila said. “I

was never even aware ofthis. It really took our fami-ly for loop.”

On July 29, 2003, eightmonths after his arrest,Donald was outside work-ing on a new car that thefamily had just purchased.

“I was watching amovie but something toldme to go outside,” Javeonsaid. “Two minutes later, aman came walking up ourdriveway and shot myfather.”

The man shot Danielpoint-blank in the face - infront of Shelia and allthree of the Tomlinsonchildren.

“I was so close I hadgunpowder on my face,”Shelia said. “I wasscreaming and the mankept shooting him.”

After the initial chaos,more news about Danielbegan to trickle out to thecommunity.

Lockport police believethat Daniel Tomlinson hadties with a local group ofJamaicans who wereimporting marijuana.

No one has ever beencharged in Danielʼs mur-der and the case is now inthe Cold Case files at the

Lockport Police Department. It is suspected that anyone con-nected with the crime has left the country and the chances ofever solving it are slim.

The immediate aftermath was a nightmare.“We had to leave the country,” Shelia said. “We went to

Jamaica to get away from everything. Daniel is buried there.”Shelia tried to focus on her children while trying to regain

her footing.“My life had changed forever,” Shelia said. “Overnight, our

financial situation had changed drastically. I was suddenlyresponsible for three young people and I was all alone.”

Javeonʼs sister, Ikea, and his brother, OʼBrian, both

Lockport senior Javeon Tomlinson has helped theLions into the Class AA playoffs. Tomlinson hasturned his life around.

Javeon Tomlinson rids himself of demons, focuses on success

Photo by Mark Adair

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seemed to deal with the tragedy. They were both top-notchstudents at Lockport High School and are now in college andworking toward degrees.

But Javeon struggled.“He was 10,” Shelia said. “Javeon and his dad were very

close. He would constantly ask me questions that I had noanswers for.”

Around the age of 15, Javeonʼs anger and despair began tobubble to the surface.

“I had a very negative attitude about everything,” Javeonsaid. “I had fights. My grades went down.”

Finally, about a year ago, Javeon was arrested and spenttwo nights in jail.

“Javeon has had a rough go of it,” Bronson said. “His anger,his behavior and way of dealing with things were all very dis-ruptive. When he got arrested, we took him off the team andhe did not finish the season with us.”

Bronson was worried about Tomlinson.“We were all very concerned,” Bronson said. “Javeon was

volatile. He was angry. But, no matter how you feel about akid, at that moment, you canʼt keep him on the team.”

Throughout the remainder of the season, Shelia stayed incontact with Bronson.

“She said that Javeon needed football,” Bronson said. “Heneeded to be involved with something that was good for him.Something that runs all year round.”

The two nights in jail may have been a blessing.“The other people I was around in the jail,” Javeon said, “I

didnʼt even understand the things they were talking about. Ijust wasnʼt raised that way. I knew I needed to change.”

Javeon emerged from jail a different person. A light hadgone on and he was ready to drop the anger.

“I got home and just realized that being stuck in the pastwonʼt get you anywhere,” he said. “I knew the statistics. I knewthat I was supposed to fail. I wanted to prove people wrong.”

Bronson opened the door for Javeon to return to the team.“As soon as the season ended, he re-joined us and showed

up to the off-season workouts on a regular basis,” Bronsonsaid. “He really seemed determined to do whatever was nec-essary to participate and contribute. Weʼve given him everyopportunity and heʼs truly taken advantage of it.”

Javeon says that football has given him focus.“Football gave me discipline,” he said. “It gave me respect,

committment, leadership. Football has been very good for me.”Javeon says he very much wants to play in Ralph Wilson

Stadium. Such an ending to the season would truly be areward for working so hard to change his own path.

“I dealt with what I had to deal with,” Tomlinson said. “Ienjoy every day now, stress free.”

Both Javeon and Shelia feel badly that Daniel is onlyremembered for being murdered.

“He was on his way to Niagara University that fall,” Sheliasaid. “He wanted to become an Electronic Engineer. Nobodyknows that about him.”

Javeon now has an academic average in the high 80s andis hoping to attend college. His behavior has been exemplarysince he left the jail.

“Heʼs definitely a different person since that time,” Bronsonsaid. “Without a doubt, heʼs been a very good player and avery positive force on our team.”

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The Heart of a Champion Character Playbookword-of-the-week is Commitment.

When it comes to commitment it is singleness of pur-pose that demonstrates 100% effort, 100% of the time.The definition: Loyalty or dedication to a team, a person ora cause which is based on a choice not a condition. OUT-COME = FINISH

If you have the Heart of a Champion you cannot servetwo masters for you will either hate the one and love theother; or else you will be dedicated to one and despise theother. Simply stated you have to make a choice. You areeither playing for the name on the back of your jersey orthe name on the front of your jersey. Your Commitmentlevel will parallel your work level. The harder you work theharder it is to surrender. It is not how you start the seasonit is how you finish. Cut away all the excuses stay dedicat-ed, be loyal keep your promise, be faithful and be a con-tender.

Vince Lombardisaid “Once man hasmade a commitmentto a way of life he putsthe greatest strengthin the world behindhim … it is somethingwe call heart power.”

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2010 Numbers2010 Numbers

The Eagles fell behind14-0 at the half and lostto Alden 27-0 last weekend... QBKaleb Reynolds completed 6 passesfor 36 yards... Pete Nesbitt caught 3passes for 50 yards... Travis Downscaught 3 passes for24 yards... The run-ning game had trou-ble gaining tractionas the Eagles rushedfor just 49 yards.Seth Narbugh ranfor a team-high 32yards. Narburgh alsoled the defensive effort as he was inon 16 tackles and recovered a fum-ble... Azael Tapia and Dylan Halleach made 11 tackles and had a QBsack... Devin Eardle completed a 34yards pass and also made 10 tackleson defense... Alden will play arch-rival Medina this weekend...

No Report.

AkronTigers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Burgard................. L 0-36

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ South Park..........L 8-18

Fri., Sept. 17....... Depew.....................L 6-34

Fri., Sept. 24....... Medina................... L 6-18

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ JFK...................L 22-23

Fri., Oct. 8........... @ Cheektowaga......... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 15.........East High.................. 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA


AlbionPurple Eagles

The Bulldogs scoredonce in each quarter andbeat Albion 27-0 last weekend...Dakota Peel powered the offense ashe rushed 26 times for 137 yards...QB Tyler Stoldt ran 16 times for 95yards and a TD. Healso completed 6 of12 passes for 49yards and 2 TDs...Ryan Sasnowskicaught 2 passes for28 yards and a TDand also ran for a25-yard TD.Sasnowski also led the defense with 8tackles and 2 QB sacks... Nate Baileycaught 3 passes for 13 yards and aTD... Josh Chase made 8 tackles andhad a QB sack... Al Blood made 6tackles... Tyler Williamson had 2 QBsacks... Jake Wojtusiak made 6 tack-les and had a QB sack...

AldenBulldogs

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Tonawanda...........W 41-0

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ Medina..............W 25-8

Fri., Sept. 17....... Lew-Port.............. W 56-7

Fri., Sept. 24....... Newfane..............W 31-13

Fri., Oct. 1...........Springville............W 34-0

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Albion............... W 27-0

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Maryvale................7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Newfane............W 29-0

Fri., Sept. 10....... Maryvale.............. W 21-7

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ Cheektowaga......L 7-32

Fri., Sept. 24....... Tonawanda.........W 38-15

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Lew-Port...........L 14-27

Fri., Oct. 8...........Alden......................L 0-27

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Medina................... 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Narburgh 51-281, Nesbitt 36-172,MSnyder 25-88, Reynolds 59-51, Eardle 4-32, Green 4-25, Hall 7-23, Taylor 1-4, Downs1-0, Mastrangiola 5-(-1).

Receiving: Nesbitt 15-217, Snyder 13-89,Green 9-98, Downs 8-89, Scurry 8-54, Erdle4-34, Santos 1-11.

Touchdowns: Nesbitt 4, Reynolds 3, Narburgh3, Erdle 2, MSnyder, Green, Downs.

Passing: Reynolds 57-101-558, Eardle 1-1-34,Downs 0-1-0, Nesbitt 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Reynolds 4.

Interceptions: Green 2, Erdle 2, JSnyder 1.

Fumbles: Green, Snyder, Howard, Hall,Eardle, Narburgh.

Rushing: Peel 79-448, Stoldt 51-416,Patterson 34-215, Lake 20-103, Hall 15-56,Sasnowski 4-56, Bailey 1-35, Hassenbohler6-24, Foss 1-16, Baldwin 2-11, Whitte 2-10,Wetzler 3-9, Schall 1-7, Malorana 4-5, Janiga1-2.Receiving: Bailey 16-202, Peel 7-117, Szwartz5-131, Blood 4-57, Sasnowski 4-57, King 3-57, King 1-15, Roth 1-7.

Touchdowns: Bailey 9, Peel 5, Stoldt 4,Patterson 3, Sasnowski 3, Lake 2, Bailey,Patterson, Szwartz, Hassenbohler, Blood,King.

Passing: Stoldt 41-72-643.

Touchdown Passes: Stoldt 16.

Interceptions: King 3, Sasnowski, Bailey, Peel,Wetzler.Fumbles: Williamson, Zakrzewski, Baldwin.

Azael Tapia Jake Wojtusiak

Team Reports

Rushing: Judasz 70-323, Miller 26-95, Mietz19-64, Sundown 7-24, Moscato 4-7, Reinard3-5, Zbytek 1-4.

Receiving: Zbytek 6-37, Baker 4-58, Ladd 4-51, Moscato 3-26, Carlson 3-22, Meitz 1-11,Judasz 2-17, Sweitzer 1-4, Moscato 1-0.

Touchdowns: Judasz 2, Moscato 2, Baker,Mietz.

Passing: Meitz 24-57-208, Blueye 1-1-11.

Touchdown Passes: Mietz.

Interceptions: Meitz, Carlson, Moscato.

Fumbles: Carlson, Abrams, Sundown.

2010 Numbers

2010 Numbers


Team Reports

The Gators lost a hard-fought battle withSalamanca last weekend 14-8... Theteams were tied at 8-8 entering the 4thquarter... The offense had trouble find-ing traction all night as the Gatorstotaled just 90 yardsof offense... BradCosta led the groundgame as he rushedfor 49 yards and aTD on 9 carries...Josh Harrington leda stout defensiveeffort as he made 10tackles and recovered a fumble...Zach Harrington made 9 tackles andrecovered a fumble... ChrisMcCullough was in on 10 tackles...TJ Hulse made 4 tackles and inter-cepted a pass... Lucien Grecco made4 tackles and recovered a fumble...Alley-Lime plays at Gowanda...

Allegany-LimestoneGators

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4........... @ Cass Valley..... W 30-26

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Falconer............L 22-26

Fri., Sept. 17....... Grover Cleve......... L 0-34

Fri., Sept. 24....... Southwestern.........L 0-45

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Fredonia........... L 27-33

Fri., Oct. 8...........Salamanca............. L 8-14

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Gowanda................7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: GHarrington 51-327, Hulse 43-212,Ayers 16-47, Costa 41-160, Monkhouse 25-52, DeRose 7-26, Woods 34-128, Wilbur 1-3.

Receiving: DeRose 3-41, Woods 2-40,GHarrington 2-14, ZHarrington 1-19.

Touchdowns: GHarrington 3, Woods 3, Hulse,Costa.

Passing: Costa 11-33-260, Woods 2-14-18,Ayers 1-3-6.

Touchdown Passes: Costa.

Interceptions: ZHarrington 2, Monkhouse,GHarrington, Hulse.

Fumbles: ZHarrington 3, JHarrington 2,Spears, Woods, Wesley, Grecco, Wesley.

Josh Harrington

2010 Numbers

The Tigers clinched2nd-place in the A SouthDivision with a thrilling 28-27 winover Iroquois... The Tigers will openthe playoffs at home next weekend...Keeon Colvin ran for 74 yards and aTD on 15 carries...Cameron Matthewshad a big night as heran 8 times for 62yards and returned akickoff 85 yards fora TD... QB JustinTwarog completed13 of 24 passes for109 yards and a TD... Glenn Beltoncaught 5 passes for 27 yards and aTD... Mike Paglicci recovered 2 fum-bles and also fell on a blocked punt inthe end zone for a TD... MarquisArtis made 19 tackles, 14 initial hits,intercepted a pass, knocked down apass and recovered a fumble...

AmherstTigers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3.......... WSeneca East...... W 25-6

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Hamburg......... W 34-29

Thur., Sept. 16.... Wmsville South..... L 8-45

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Lafayette........... W 26-0

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Niag Wheat.......W 31-7

Fri., Oct. 8...........Iroquois.............. W 28-27

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Lake Shore.............7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Colvin 106-570, Matthews 39-296,Belton 23-96, Pearson 4-21, Gallineau 9-42,Cole 3-23, Kemp 5-13, Twarog 14-(-15).

Receiving: Borden 12-162, TJohnson 12-109,Colvin 11-88, Belton 11-47, Gallineau 3-4,Pearson 1-48.

Touchdowns: Colvin 8, Matthews 4, Borden 3,Belton 2, Pearson, Gallineau, Paglicci 2.

Passing: Twarog 49-98-458.

Touchdown Passes: Twarog 5.

Interceptions: Paglicci 2, Borden, Artis,Johnson.

Fumbles: Artis 4, Paglicci 3, Gallineau 2,Kapus 2, Belton, Cole, Turpin, Jones.

Glenn Belton

2010 Numbers

The Tigers trailed 14-6after the first quarter butlost to Orchard Park 55-6 last week-end... Despite the lopsided score therewere bright spots... William Vanoyhad a big day as he led the Tigers inrushing with 56yards on just 6 car-ries. Vanoy also ledthe defense with 19tackles... QB JoshCranford completed5 of 7 passes for 113yards and a TD...Javon Chessonscored the Tigers TD on an 80-yardpass play. Chesson caught a short passand went 80 yards through thedefense... Javon Fogan was in on 6tackles... Khalil Sommerville, asophomore, has been a stadout on theOL this season. Sommerville startsboth ways and has made 26 tackles...

BennettTigers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... WSeneca West..... W 14-7

Sat., Sep. 11.........East High............. L 12-14

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Jamestown............. 7:00

Sat., Sept. 25....... Clarence (AH)...........1:00

Fri., Oct. 1........... @ Lancaster.......... L 12-28

Sat., Oct 9............ @ Orchard Park...... L 6-55

Sat., Oct. 16.........Frontier......................2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Vanoy 17-89, Chesson 12-40,Cranford 5-12.

Receiving: Chesson 5-149, Brown 3-94,Fogan 1-9, White 1-10, Vanoy 1-6.

Touchdowns: Chesson 3.

Passing: Vanoy 6-13-147, Chesson 2-6-19,Cranford 5-7-113.

Touchdown Passes: Vanoy, Cranford.

Interceptions: Brown.

Fumbles: None.

Javon Chesson

2010 Numbers


The Crusaders ledafter the first quarter 10-8but lost to Aquinas 40-16 last week-end... Mercer Timmis rushed 10times for 74 yards and a TD to leadthe offense... QBTravis Eman added67 yards on 8 carriesto the totals. Emanalso completed 6-10passes for 130yards... TheoRussell caught 4passes for 58 yardsand a TD... LukeHinton caught 2 passes for 58 yards...Chris Jugovic completed 5 of 7 pass-es for 83 yards and a TD... Josh Perezand Tom Nemoyer each made 6 tack-les... Johnathan Holland made 2tackles and had a QB sack... PatGlose made 2 tackles and caused afumble...

Canisius Crusaders

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4.......... Cardinal O’Hara.W 40-7

Sat., Sep. 11........ St. John Baptist... W 41-7

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Bishop Timon... W 54-7

Sat., Sept. 25....... Erie Cathedral...W 30-20

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ St. Joe’s............ L 26-50

Sat., Oct. 9.......... Aquinas................L 16-40

Sat., Oct. 16........ Bishop Kearney........ 2:00

Sat., Oct. 23........ Walsh Jesuit..............2:00

Sat., Oct. 30........ St. Francis................. 2:00

Nov. 6/7............... Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Timmis 87-822, Eman 44-627,Iacono 18-127, Mueller 4-14, Benton 2-4,Farrar 3-8, Ollison 2-3, Jugovic 1-2, Hannon2-2, Curtis 1-0, Laduca 2-(-5), Davis 2-(-2).

Receiving: Russell 17-330, Davis 6-205,Jachimowicz 4-95, Hinton 4-88, Timmis 4-55,Benton 3-62, Glose 2-38, Hannon 1-21,Dillon 1-19, Bender 1-18, Galvin 1-17.

Touchdowns: Timmis 8, Russell 7, Eman 6,Davis 3, Jachimowicz 2, Iacono, Benton,Jugovic.

Passing: Eman 35-66-800, Jugovic 11-20-154.

Touchdown Passes: Eman 11, Jugovic.

Interceptions: Hinton 2, Benton, Iacono,Glose.

Fumbles: Threats 2, Holland, Hinton, Mueller,Glose, Farrar, Pugh, Russell, Erni, Iacono.

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Bulldogs trailed14-8 at the half and lost anon-league contest to Lackawanna 26-16 last weekend... While Burgard is ina good position, the Bulldogs stillhave to win this week in order to offi-cially clinch a playoffspot... CorvonteJones led the groundattack as he rushed12 times fir 87 yardsand a TD... ShamariCheney ran for 25yards and caught 2passes for 17 yards.Cheney also recovered a fumble...Darren Sanders ran for 23 yards andscored a pair of 2-point PATs... VictorPeoples had a huge game as he made11 tackles and knocked down a passon defense and also ran for a 65-yardTD... Shakier Nesbitt and RobertSanders each made 12 tackles...

BurgardBulldogs

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3.......... @ Akron................W 36-0

Fri., Sept. 10........ @ Depew.................L 6-12

Sat., Sept. 18....... vs South Park...... W 28-6

Sat., Sept. 25....... JFK (JW)..............W 26-3

Sat., Oct 2............ @ East (JW)........ W 36-14

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Lackawanna..... L 16-26

Sat., Oct. 16.........Cheektowaga (R)......2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Jones 84-585, Cheney 33-303,DSanders 44-194, RSanders 30-165,Peoples 4-96, Garrett 1-4, Nesbitt 2-2, Foster1-1, DuBois 1-1.

Receiving: Cheney 10-148, Nesbitt 6-104,Peoples 3-81, Jones 2-37, Foster 2-17.

Touchdowns: Cheney 6, Jones 5, DSanders 4,Nesbitt 2, RSanders 2, Foster.

Passing: DSanders 21-48-313, Cheney 2-2-53.

Touchdown Passes: DSanders 3, Cheney.

Interceptions: Nesbitt 2, Cheney 2, Peoples.

Fumbles: Cheney 2, Peoples, Davis,Stevenson, Nesbitt, Ford.

Victor Peoples

2010 Numbers

The Hawks led 22-0after the first quarter andbeat Niagara Catholic 42-16 lastweekend... Robert Davis powered theoffense as he ran for 108 yards and 2TDs on just 8 car-ries... AnthonyDiFrancesco rushedfor a TD... KyreeCarter ran for 2TDs. Carter also had2 tackles-for-loss andreturned an intercep-tion 5 yards foranother TD... KhariWright made 5 tackles, including 1for loss... Devon Rose made 5 tackles,2 for lost yardage... Maurice Bettonreturned an INT 25 yards and returneda punt 40 yards... Chris Driver andPete Purpura each had 3 tackles anda QB sack... Ryan Dempsey made 4tackles and had a QB sack...

Cardinal O’HaraHawks

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4........... @ Canisius............. L 7-40

Sat., Sep. 11.........Xavier.........................2:00

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Nichols...................4:30

Fri., Sept. 25....... Bishop Timon.....W 27-14

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ St. Mary’s......... W 27-7

Thur., Oct. 7........Niag Catholic... ..W 42-16

Sat., Oct. 16.........St. Joe’s......................2:00

Sat., Oct. 23.........St. Francis................. 2:00

Fri., Oct. 29......... Stubenville (OH)....... 7:00

Nov. 6/7............... Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Davis 80-1045, Carter 28-183, Lyles25-109, DiFrancesco 30-89, Betton 10-51,McCoy 8-32, Dempsey 7-2, Northrup 16-(-3).

Receiving: Wright 3-52, Betton 1-38, Northrup1-15.

Touchdowns: Davis 14, Carter 7, Lyles 2,Betton 2, DiFrancesco 2, McCoy.

Passing: DiFrancesco 4-14-85, Betton 1-1-20,Davis 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: DiFrancesco.

Interceptions: Castile 2, Carter, Betton, Lyles.

Fumbles: Davis 2, Lyles 2, Carter, Northrup,Betton.

Chris Jugovic Kyree Carter

2010 Numbers


The Cougars trailed21-8 at the half but ralliedfor a 36-21 win over Falconer lastweekend... Jordan Boughton pow-ered the offense as he rushed for 199yards on 20 carries...Mike Lanphere ran17 times for 152yards and 2 TDs...Charles Clutter ranfor 3 TDs and added41 yards on 10 car-ries to the offense...Dylan Caldwellcompleted 4 of 7passes for 42 yards... Tom Wissmancaught 2 passes for 25 yards... DylanReagle led the defense as he made 10tackle and intercepted a pass... TylerJohnson was also disruptive as hemade 9 tackles and intercepted apass... John Barton was in on 7 tack-les... Brady Simpson had a QB sack...

Cassadaga ValleyCougars

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4...........Allegany-Lime.....L 22-26

Sat., Sep. 11.........Fredonia...............L 16-55

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ Wilson.............W 32-27

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Salamanca.......... L 6-21

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Southwestern....L 12-39

Sat., Oct. 9...........Falconer..............W 36-21

Sat., Oct. 16.........Roy-Hart................... 1:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Boughton 77-465, Clutter 79-349,Reed 16-79, Lanphere 45-239.

Receiving: Boughton 7-200, Lanphere 5-68,Clutter 4-45, Wissman 2-25.

Touchdowns: Boughton 5, Lanphere 4, Clutter4, Reed.

Passing: Caldwell 17-36-285, Lanphere 1-1-13.

Touchdown Passes: Caldwell 2.

Interceptions: Boughton, Reagle, Johnson.

Fumbles: Reed, Kubera.

Dylan Reagle

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Timberwolvessuffered a bitter 8-7defeat to Pine Valley last weekend...Catt-LV led 7-0 entering the finalquarter... Josh Forster led the offenseas he rushed for 79yards on 19 carries...Ryan Dole complet-ed 8 of 15 passes for44 yards and a TD...John Carroll had abig day as he caught2 passes for 23 yardsand a TD. He alsoled the defense with10 tackles and a QB sack... TylerWillibey was a standout in just his 2ndgame at MLB as he made 6 tackles...Pat McGlew intercepted a pass... ZackMowry, Josh McGranor and KyleSolem each recovered a fumble...Brandon Sawyer recorded a pair ofQB sacks...

Catt-Little ValleyTimberwolves

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Forestville.............W 48-8

Fri., Sep. 10.........Randolph............... L 7-28

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Ellicottville..... W 34-24

Fri., Sept. 24....... Portville................. L 7-22

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Franklinville..... W 28-6

Fri., Oct. 8...........Pine Valley............... L 7-8

Fri., Oct. 15.........@ Frewsburg............ 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Forster 88-480, Draudt 40-372, Dole27-156, McGlew 31-124, SAgnew 9-56,Booth 3-20, Reid 5-17.

Receiving: Carroll 9-179, Draudt 6-113,McGlew 5-91, Forster 5-22, Sawyer 1-19,Agnew 1-2.

Touchdowns: Draudt 8, Forster 5, Carroll 5,SAgnew 3, Dole 2.

Passing: Dole 22-48-361, SAgnew 5-6-56,Draudt 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Dole 6, SAgnew.

Interceptions: SAgnew, McGlew.

Fumbles: Lenahan, Booth, Draudt, Mowry,McGranor, Solem.

Tyler Willibey

2010 Numbers

The Thunderbirds wona crucial game when theybeat Clymer 48-20 last weekend.Chautauqua Lake will clinch a playoffspot with a win over Sherman thisweekend... SteveKenny ran wild ashe rushed for 218yards and 6 TDs onjust 13 carries...Cam Baker added67 yards on 8 car-ries. Baker also ledthe defense with 13tackles and a QBsack. Baker has made 77 tacklesthrough 6 games this season... ChrisSampson ran 9 times for 81 yards anda 53-yard TD. It was Sampson’s 2ndTD of the season... Jason McMahoncompleted 2 of 3 passes for 51 yards...

Chautauqua LakeThunderbirds

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Brocton.................W 57-0

Fri., Sep. 10......... @ Silver Creek....... L 6-48

Fri., Sept. 17....... Panama...............W 34-12

Fri., Sept. 24....... Westfield...............W 36-0

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Maple Grove...... L 6-14

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Clymer............ W 48-20

Fri., Oct. 15.........Sherman.................... 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Kenny 127-1261, Baker 55-327,Sampson 42-276, McMahon 2-21, Mayer 1-3,Morrison 9-(-1).

Receiving: Morrison 2-26, Baker 1-16, Kenny1-1.

Touchdowns: Kenny 22, Baker 2, Sampson 2.

Passing: Morrison 2-5-27, McMahon 6-17-77.

Touchdown Passes: None.

Interceptions: McMahon 2.

Fumbles: Howard.

Chris Sampson



The Red Devils ledjust 14-6 at the half butexploded for 4 TDs in the htird quar-ter and beat Jamestown 42-6 lastweekend... Cooper Wittig led theoffense as he rushed for 128 yards and2 TDs on 11 carries.Wittig also caught a60-yard pass... MikeGelz added 63 yardsand a TD on 12 car-ries... QB ZachLauricella complet-ed 9 of 11 passes for211 yards and 3TDs... Tyler Carter had 2 receptionsfor 71 yards and a TD... Bobby Rosscaught 2 passes for 40 yards and aTD... Dominic Webster caught a 20-yard TD pass... Domenic Principaleled the defense with 10 tackles...Nicholay Mohan was also active ashe was in on 8 tackles...

Clarence Red Devils

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Iroquois.............. W 37-12

Sat., Sep. 11.........Orchard Park.... W 37-28

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Lancaster.........W 35-13

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Bennett (AH).... W 42-6

Sat., Oct. 1...........Frontier.................W 41-8

Fri., Oct. 8...........Jamestown............W 42-6

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ WSeneca West....... 7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

The Golden Eaglesjumped out to a 22-0 leadat the half and beat Gowanda 34-0 lastweekend... Cleve Hill clinched a play-off spot with the win and will be the3rd-seed from the C North Division...Daryl Spencerrushed 14 times for91 yards and 2 TDs.Spencer also inter-cepted a pass ondefense... CoryDavis added 81yards and 3 TDs on14 carries... BrandonDavis gained 56 yards on 11 carrieswhile Alex Turski added 44 yards onjust 8 carries... Dwayne Gillison ledthe defense as he made 7 tackles, 2 forlost yardage, and a QB sack...Jonathan Thomas made 11 tackles, 8primary tackles... Davonte Davismade 6 tackles and had a QB sack...

Cleveland HillGolden Eagles

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Maryvale.........W 42-12

Sat., Sept. 11....... Roy-Hart.............. W 42-6

Sat., Sept. 18....... Falconer................W 44-0

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Grover Cleve....L 14-20

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Wilson................ L 8-14

Fri., Oct. 9...........Gowanda.............. W 34-0

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Salamanca..............7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Gelz 104-685, Wittig 71-511,Lauricella 17-170, Hammer 19-134, Dimitroff9-48, Williams 7-32, Quinn 2-11, Mohan 2-9,Wolf 1-7, Zimmerman 1-2, Carter 1-1.

Receiving: Fitzhenry 19-285, Carter 6-170,Ross 4-75, Webster 4-54, Hughes 4-30,Zimmerman 3-47, Phillips 2-89, Hammer 3-15, Wittig 2-110, Gelz 2-14, Mohan 1-45,Wolf 1-3.

Touchdowns: Gelz 11, Wittig 9, Lauricella 3,Fitzhenry 3, Lally, Dimitroff, Hammer, Mohan,Carter, Ross, Webster.

Passing: Lauricella 51-92-929, Williams 2-3-7.

Touchdown Passes: Lauricella 5.

Interceptions: Mohan 2, Carter, Wittig, Ward,Lally, Quinn, Fitzhenry.

Fumbles: Lally, Mediak.

Rushing: Spencer 75-625, CDavis 54-414,Turski 38-211, BDavis 29-151, McCarly 31-93, Thomas 2-6, Gillison 4-4, Perira 1-3.

Receiving: Tompkins 10-173, Mullen 5-73,BDavis 3-52, DDavis 3-48, Barker 2-13,Turski 1-39, McCarly 1-22, Molson 1-15.

Touchdowns: Spencer 9, CDavis 5, BDavis 4,Turski 2, Tompkins 2 McCarly 2, Mullen,Barker.

Passing: Spencer 17-34-296, Shiesly 3-5-41,CDavis 4-15-92, Molson 1-1-3.

Touchdown Passes: Spencer 2, Davis.

Interceptions: Tompkins 3, Spencer.

Fumbles: BDavis 2, Smith, Gillison.

Tyler Carter DeVonte Davis

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Warriors werelocked in a 12-12 tie after3 quarters but scored twice in the finalframe to pull out a 24-12 win overAkron last weekend... Cheektowagakept its Class B playoff hopes alivewith the win... QBJake Petroski direct-ed a balanced attackas he completed 9 of16 passes for 95yards and a TD.Petroski also rushedfor 37 yards... KevinBrooks ran 9 timesfor 61 yards and a TD... RashadThomas ran 5 times for 45 yards...Denzel Floyd rushed for 25 yards and2 TDs and also caught 3 passes for 68yards and a TD... Darrell Delaneycaught 3 passes for 36 yards... AlexWalczak, Dante Burnett and MikeMorganstern all made 7 tackles...

CheektowagaWarriors

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........South Park........... W 38-6

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ JFK..................W 36-14

Fri., Sept. 17....... Albion................... W 32-7

Fri., Sept. 24....... East High............... L 8-14

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Depew...............L 20-26

Fri., Oct. 8...........Akron..................W 24-12

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Burgard (R)............2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Petroski 60-327, Perry 26-254,Thomas 37-248, Brooks 26-173, Floyd 36-148, Smitherman 22-99, Hatch 15-73,Vasquez 2-15, Dubois 6-14, DeWald 7-10.

Receiving: Delaney 12-218, Floyd 8-145,Thomas 4-24, Brooks 2-29, Fields 2-22,Smitherman 2-17, Johnson 1-18, Hatch 1-10.

Touchdowns: Floyd 7, Delaney 4, Brooks 3,Petroski 3, Perry 2, Thomas 2, Smitherman,Hatch.

Passing: Petroski 28-58-386, DeWald 3-5-52.

Touchdown Passes: Petroski 5.

Interceptions: Burnett 2, Perry 2, Floyd,Brooks, Thomas, Petroski.

Fumbles: Brooks, Burnett.

Denzel Floyd


The Wildcats clinchedthe B North Division witha 33-9 win over JFK last weekend...Depew led 20-3 at the half... AnthonyEmmanuele powered the offense ashe ran 18 times for 154 yards and 2TDs... Joe Miller ranfor 130 yards and 2TDs on just 4 carries.Miller scored on runsof 50 and 55 yards...Tyler Stachewiczadded 30 yards on 6carries while AlecRogers ran twice for47 yards... Josh Wiechelt led thedefensive effort as he made 11 tack-les... Ryan Baer and Ryan Friedricheach made 8 tackles... AndrewBurgio had a QB sack... BryanSokolofsky intercepted a pass...Depew will play arch-rival Lancasterthis weekend...

DepewWildcats

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... East High..............W 25-6

Fri., Sept. 10....... Burgard................W 12-6

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Akron................W 34-6

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ South Park...... W 46-15

Fri., Oct. 1...........Cheektowaga......W 26-20

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ JFK....................W 33-9

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Lancaster................7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Dunkirk trailed 15-6 atthe half and lost toPioneer 35-6 last weekend... TheMarauders were eliminated from theClass B playoffs with the loss... VinnyBomasuto had another big game as herushed 27 times for228 yards and a TD.Bomasuto needs just6 yards to crack the1,000-yard mark...Kyle Utegg made 11tackles and has 64this season. It wasthe 6th straight gamethat Utegg had at least 10 tackles...Greg Delgado rushed for 27 yardsand also made 5 tackles on defense...Clayton Cieslewicz completed 4 of 7passes... Mike Donaldson caught 2passes for 23 yards... Dunkirk willplay the 109th game against Fredoniathis weekend...

DunkirkMarauders

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Eden................... L 6-28

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Olean...............W 33-26

Fri., Sept. 17....... Springville............W 32-7

Fri., Sept. 24....... Lackawanna.......... L 7-28

Fri., Oct. 1...........East Aurora........W 23-21

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Pioneer................L 6-35

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Fredonia................. 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Emmanuele 85-549, Miller 46-424,Stachewicz 28-127, Sokolofsky 13-84,Rodgers 4-59, Friedrich 3-14, Ertel 5-11,Baer 4-8, Sallaj 1-8, Mann 1-7.

Receiving: Emmanuele 12-156, Sallaj 9-131,Mann 6-57, Stachewicz 3-44, Miller 1-3.

Touchdowns: Miller 10, Emmanuele 6, Sallaj 4,Mann 4, Stachewicz, Freidrich, Ertel.

Passing: Ertel 31-63-391.

Touchdown Passes: Ertel 8.

Interceptions: Emmanuele 2, Sokolofsky 2,Rodgers, Sallaj, Wiechelt.

Fumbles: Mann 2, Sallaj 2, Cotton, Baer,Stachewicz, Rodgers.

Rushing: Bomasuto 142-994, Cieslewicz 46-57,GDelgado 28-114, Marshall 6-29, Stanford 6-21, Schrantz 1-2, South 1-(-3), Greene 2-(-4),Donaldson 1-(-9).

Receiving: Donaldson 12-223, Bomasuto 6-71,Greene 2-33, South 2-12, Stanford 1-3,Gibbons 1-2, Schrantz 1-1.

Touchdowns: Bomasuto 10, Donaldson,Delgado, Marshall, Greene.

Passing: Cieslewicz 25-51-343.

Touchdown Passes: Cieslewicz 3.

Interceptions: Donaldson, Stanford.

Fumbles: Richmond 2, Gomez 2, Stanford,Logano, Capuno.


Joe Miller Kyle Utegg

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

East Aurora explodedfor 3 TDs in the firstquarter and beat Olean 28-8 last week-end... Cody Kelso electrified thecrowd when he returned the openingkickoff 90 yards for a TD. Kelsoadded 84 yards and aTD on 12 carries andalso made 7 tackles...The running gamewas in high gear asKeegan Phalen ranfor 125 yards and aTD on just 6 carries.Phalen also made 7tackles and had 2 QB sacks ondefense... John Alston chipped inwith 26 yards and a TD on just 5 car-ries. Alston also made 15 tackles ondefense... Brad Rogers made anincredible 17 tackles... Nick Puntillohad a QB sack and recovered a fum-ble... Alec Hibit made 13 stops...

East AuroraBlue Devils

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Lackawanna........ L 20-44

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Eden................. L 16-30

Fri., Sept. 17....... Southwestern.......L 14-42

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Springville........ W 30-0

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Dunkirk............ L 21-23

Fri., Oct. 8...........Olean.....................W 28-8

Fri., Oct. 15.........Pioneer.......................7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Kelso 68-476, Phalen 31-256, Alston41-195, Miller 17-47, Horton 8-22, Cotton 2-15, DiFilippo 5-13, Warner 3-6.

Receiving: Phalen 11-138, Kelso 7-88, Voos 7-80, Warner 2-28, Miller 3-89, Glosser 1-26,Alston 1-17, Boure 1-9.

Touchdowns: Kelso 7, Phalen 4, Alston 3,Warner 2, Miller, Glosser.

Passing: Difilippo 32-62-479, Hibit 1-7-8.

Touchdown Passes: Difilippo 4.

Interceptions: Alston.

Fumbles: Phalen 3, Voos, Glosser 2, Alston,Rogers, Puntillo.

Cody Kelso



The Raiders used theirmethodical double-wingattack and ground down Springville28-7 last weekend... QB Kyle Zittelcompleted 5 of 7 passes for 131 yardsand 2 TDs. Zittel also rushed 8 timesfor 80 yards... BrettWilder ran 16 timesfor 84 yards and 2TDs... Rick Landahlran 8 times for 52yards... Evan Zittelcaught 2 passes for74 yards and a TD...Derek Wildercaught 2 passes for 35 yards and aTD... Jeremy Lilga made 4 tacklesand intercepted a pass... Steve Bendermade 6 tackles... Jake Braunscheidelwas in on 5 tackles... Ryan John was4-for-4 on PAT kicks... Eden finishesthe regular season a Lackawanna thisweekend...

EdenRaiders

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Dunkirk................W 28-6

Sat., Sep. 11.........East Aurora........W 30-16

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ Pioneer................L 0-20

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Gowanda...........W 48-6

Sat., Oct. 2...........Olean...................W 21-14

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Springville........ W 28-7

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Lackawanna........... 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

The Eagles were shutout for the third straightweek as they lost to undefeatedPortville 29-0 last weekend... ZakFisher led the offense as he ran 12times for 48 yards... Brandon Winteradded 18 yards whileJake Stoll chipped inwith 14 yards. Stollalso caught a 30-yardpass... Cam Wilsoncompleted 2 of 3passes for for 38yards... Peter Gabelintercepted a pass...Ellicottville will finish the regular sea-son at Franklinville before enteringthe Class D Bowl tournament...

EllicottvilleEagles

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Frewsburg..............L 6-52

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Forestville......... W 22-6

Fri., Sept. 17....... Cattaraugus-LV...L 24-34

Fri., Sept. 24....... Pine Valley............. L 0-32

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Randolph............ L 0-48

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Portville..............L 0-29

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Franklinville...........7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: KZittel 38-242, Landahl 25-163,BWilder 29-152, Dobson 26-144, DWilder 18-131, Krause 8-85, Ebel 12-76, Pasnik 13-53,Sartori 3-13.

Receiving: Preischel 3-52, EZittel 1-17, Ebel1-5.

Touchdowns: BWilder 4, Landahl 2, Ebel 2,Sartori 2, KZittel 2, Krause, Dobson, Pasnik,Preischel, EZittel, DWilder.

Passing: KZittel 11-20-205.

Touchdown Passes: KZittel 3.

Interceptions: Lilga.

Fumbles: KZittel.

Rushing: Fisher 99-552, Bragg 76-392, Stoll12-33, Cunningham 5-27, Rinko 2-24,CWilson 6-21, Winter 3-18, Dille 1-3, Stanbro1-1.

Receiving: SWilson 2-33, Winter 2-16, Stoll 1-30, Fisher 1-12, Rinko 1-8, Bragg 1-5.

Touchdowns: Fisher 4.

Passing: CWilson 7-11-92, Bragg 1-1-12.


Interceptions: Gabel 2.

Fumbles: Brennan.

Ryan John Jake Stoll

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Panthers led 8-6at the half but pulledaway to a 30-6 win over South Parklast weekend... Jasen Oden poweredthe ground attack as he rushed for 238yards and a TD on 25 carries... QBAndre Jackson ranfor 43 and a TD andalso completed 2passes... JevonteGlover ran for 43yards and a TD onjust 4 carries. Gloveralso made 6 tackleson defense... JordanHardy had a monster game as hemade 10 tackles, recorded 4 QB sacksand recovered a fumble... MauriceKidd made 5 tackles, recorded a QBsack and also recovered a fumble...Jayvon Vanoy had a QB sack andreturned a fumble 15 yards for a TD...Ray Carmichael made 5 tackles...

East HighPanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Depew.................L 6-25

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Bennett............W 14-12

Sat., Sept. 18....... JFK (JW)............. W 38-8

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Cheektowaga.... W 14-8

Sat., Oct. 2...........Burgard............... L 14-36

Sat., Oct. 9...........vs South Park...... W 30-6

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Akron..................... 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Oden 94-647, AJackson 70-304,Black 33-151, Glover 4-43.

Receiving: Oden 16-116, Hunter 10-211, Black5-64, House 4-50, GJackson 2-6, Mitchell 1-22, Glover 1-4, Carmichael 1-1.

Touchdowns: Oden 7, Jackson 2, House,Hunter, Black, Mitchell, Glover.

Passing: AJackson 35-87-460, Oden 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: AJackson 6, Oden.

Interceptions: Oden 3, Brown 2, House,Glover, Carmichael.

Fumbles: Hardy 2, Vanoy 2, Kidd 2, Glover,House.

Jayvon Vanoy


The Hornets led 14-6after one quarter andearned their first victory of the seasonwith a 20-6 win over Franklinville lastweekend... Nate Maines led theground game as he rushed for a team-high 66 yards and aTD on 23 carries....Nick Huyck carried14 times for 56 yardsand 2 TDs. Huyckalso completed 7 of10 passes for 85yards... JoeCaccamise added 16yards and also ran for a 2-point PATrun. Caccamise also led the defensewith 9 tackles... Nate Stott caught 4passes for 48 yards... Jay Zipp caught2 passes for 22 yards and also inter-cepted 2 passes... Mike Franklin wasinvolved in 7 tackles... Bryan Gibsonmade 6 tackles...

ForestvilleHornets

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Cattaraugus-LV...L 8-48

Sat., Sep. 11.........Ellicottville.............L 6-22

Fri., Sept. 17....... Randolph............... L 0-57

Fri., Sept. 24....... Frewsburg..............L 0-41

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Portville..............L 8-40

Fri., Oct. 8...........Franklinville..........L 6-20

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Pine Valley............. 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Maines 63-179, Huyck 37-140,Hutch 8-57, Caccamise 9-19, Pleva 1-4.

Receiving: Zipp 5-99, Stott 4-26, Caccamise1-12, Barrett 1-5.

Touchdowns: Huyck 2, Hutch, Maines.

Passing: Huyck 18-41-227.

Touchdown Passes: Huyck.

Interceptions: Zipp 2.

Fumbles: Gibson 3, Jackson.


The Falcons led at thehalf but Cassadaga Valleyrallied to win 36-21 and keep theirplayoff hopes alive... Falconer willend the regular season at NiagaraCatholic this weekend and then waitfor the tie-breakers tobe sorted out to see ifthey will make theplayoffs... NateSharp led theoffense as he ran for120 yards and a TDon just 5 carries...Jordan Armeliadded 88 yards and a TD on 13 car-ries. Armeli also made 10 tackles, hada QB sack and recovered a fumble...Zack Miller rushed 5 times for 67yards and a TD... Jared Aiken caught3 passes for 21 yards... JesseMiddleton led the defensive unit with11 tackles...

FalconerFalcons

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Southwestern.......L 13-41

Fri., Sep. 10.........Allegany-Lime... W 26-22

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Cleveland Hill.... L 0-44

Fri., Sept. 24....... Fredonia.................L 0-45

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Salamanca.......... L 6-41

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Cass Valley......W 36-21

Sat., Oct. 18......... @ Niag Catholic.........2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Sharp 57-548, Armeli 51-240, ZMiller40-170, Middleton 24-48, Roberts 16-42,Anderson 1-8 KMiller 9-5, Petersen 5-5,Aiken 1-(-13).

Receiving: Aiken 5-62, Armeli 4-115, Roberts4-41, Pickett 1-15, Middleton 1-5, ZMiller 1-0.

Touchdowns: Sharp 5, Armeli 3, Roberts,Miller.

Passing: KMiller 16-47-238.

Touchdown Passes: KMiller.

Interceptions: KMiller, Aiken, Peterson.

Fumbles: Williams 2, Armeli 2, Middleton,tenPas.

Jared Aiken Nate Maines

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Panthers playedtheir best game of theseason but lost to Forestville 20-6 lastweekend... Don Kopp paced theoffense as he rushed 13 times for 48yards and a 10-yard TD run. Koppalso led the defensewith 15 tackles. andrecovered a fumble...Brandon Duttonbroke free for a 49-yard run... QB PeterKopp completed 4of 12 passes for 41yards... Ricky Taithad a solid game at TE as he caught 3passes for 35 yards... Jamie Greinermade 7 tackles... Mike Lembicz wasin on 5 stops... Franklinville will hostEllicottville this weekend in the lastregular season game...

FranklinvillePanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Portville..............L 8-41

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Pine Valley...... L 0-39

Fri., Sept. 18....... Frewsburg..............L 6-46

Fri., Sept. 25........ @ Randolph............ L 0-55

Fri., Oct. 1...........Cattaraugus-LV.....L 6-28

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Forestville...........L 6-20

Fri., Oct. 15.........Ellicottville................ 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: DKopp 55-107, Dutton 14-60,Greiner 16-26, PKopp 37-18, Michaelis 4-4,Oliver 1-(-2).

Receiving: Tait 5-54, DKopp 5-13, Dutton 3-40, Oliver 3-23.

Touchdowns: DKopp 2, Greiner.

Passing: PKopp 16-53-139, Oliver 0-5-0.


Interceptions: DKopp.

Fumbles: Childs.

Ricky Tait


The Vikings trailedjust 6-0 after one quarterbut allowed 3 TDs in the 2nd quarterand lost to Sweet Home 34-6 lastweekend... Grand Island must beatNiagara Wheatfield this weekend inorder to qualify forthe Class A playoffs...Scott Rogers rushed9 times for 37 yards.Rogers also led thedefense with 15 tack-les... QB TomDzielski completed 7of 13 passes for 112yards and also ran fora TD... Steve Vitello caught 3 passesfor 40 yards... Nick Kellner caught 2passes for 42 yards... Eddie Kreciszcaught 2 passes for 30 yards... BenTomkins made 9 tackles and recov-ered a fumble... Zach Smith was inon 8 tackles...

Grand IslandVikings

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Niag Wheatfield...W 31-0

Sat., Sept. 11....... Wmsville South... L 13-34

Fri., Sept. 17....... @ McKinley (R)...L 29-36

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Starpoint..........W 28-21

Sat., Oct. 2...........Wmsville East......L 37-38

Sat., Oct 9............Sweet Home...........L 6-34

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Kenmore East........ 2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Gallagher 74-232, Tomkins 23-95,Rogers 10-40, Busch 6-12, Bennett 1-10,Martinec 3-9, Skelly 1-2, Miller 1-2, Davis 2-(-1), Dzielski 29-(-37).

Receiving: Kellner 38-676, Krecisz 19-227,Vitello 14-218, Gallagher 11-215, Tomkins 8-71, Mohr 2-25, Hughes 1-4.

Touchdowns: Kellner 9, Gallagher 6, Tomkins2, Krecisz, Vitello, Dzielski.

Passing: Dzielski 94-153-1445.

Touchdown Passes: Dzielski 14.

Interceptions: Kellner 2, Tomkins, Gallagher.

Fumbles: Rogers 2, McFarland, Grunzweig,Tomkins.


Gowanda fell behindearly and lost to CleveHill 34-0 last weekend... ChristianVanNote led the offense as he rushed5 times for 31 yards... Alex Sternishacompleted 5 passes for 71 yards...John Schott caught3 passes for 61 yardsand also made 7tackles on defense...Christian Francisled the defensiveeffort with 13 tack-les... Ryan Richterwas also solid as hemade 7 tackles...Despite the loss, Gowanda clinched aClass C playoff spot when Roy-Hartlost... The Panthers will finish the reg-ular season with a home game againstAllegany-Limestone this week.Gowanda will open the playoffs atSouthwestern...

GowandaPanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Roy-Hart............ W 35-12

Fri., Sept. 10....... Wilson.................... L 0-13

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Fredonia............. L 0-33

Fri., Sept. 24....... Eden....................... L 6-48

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Grover Cleve....L 12-42

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Cleveland Hill...L 0-34

Fri., Oct. 15.........Allegany-Lime.......... 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: VanNote 69-376, Burn 23-47, Schott6-17, Ricter 2-9, Sternisha 1-6.

Receiving: Schott 6-82, VanNote 5-37, Francis4-69, Schroeder 3-83, Burn 2-45, OʼBrien 2-31, Pope 1-8.

Touchdowns: VanNote 4, Burn, Schott,Schroeder, OʼBrien.

Passing: Sternisha 23-70-375.

Touchdown Passes: Sternisha 3.

Interceptions: Schott.

Fumbles: None.

John Schott Zack Smith

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Hillbillies fellbehind 27-7 in the secondquarter and their rally fell short asthey lost to Salamanca 27-20 lastweekend... The Hillbillies runninggame managed just 4 total yards in theloss... Fredonia’soffense traveledthrough the air asQB Shane Smithcompleted 14 of 33passes for 321 yardsand 2 TDs... DylanCassidy caught 5passes for 102 yardsand a TD... Alex Ippolito caught 4passes for 74 yards... Tyler Buckleycaught 3 passes for 92 yards and aTD... Connor Farnham caught 2passes for 53 yards... Justin Borrellorecovered a fumble... GregBurroughs was solid on defense as hemade 6 tackles and had a QB sack...

FredoniaHillbillies

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4........... @ Salamanca.........W 33-0

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Cass Valley..... W 55-16

Fri., Sept. 17....... Gowanda.............. W 33-0

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Falconer............ W 45-0

Fri., Oct. 1...........Allegany-Lime... W 33-27

Fri., Oct. 8...........Southwestern..... W 27-20

Fri., Oct. 15.........Dunkirk..................... 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Smith 52-424, Burroughs 38-220,TBuckley 22-175, ZBuckley 6-116, Ippolito14-115, Gardner 3-79, Cassidy 7-39,Adamowicz 6-13, Farnham 5-1.

Receiving: TBuckley 15-359, Cassidy 12-289,Ippolito 9-182, Farham 5-100, Schrader 2-31,ZBuckley 1-28, Burroughs 1-4, Gardner 1-(-3).

Touchdowns: Smith 7, TBuckley 6, Ippolito 5,Cassidy 5, Burroughs 3, ZBuckley 2,Farnham, Gardner.

Passing: Smith 45-99-970.

Touchdown Passes: Smith 7.

Interceptions: TBuckley 3, Smith 2, Farnham.

Fumbles: ZBuckley 5, Sherlock 2, TBuckley,Ippolito, Gardner, Borrello.

Greg Burroughs

2010 Numbers

No Report.

HamburgBulldogs

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Lafayette......... W 24-16

Sat., Sep. 11.........Amherst............... L 29-34

Fri., Sept. 17....... Frontier.................. L 0-28

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Wmsv South.......L 7-42

Fri., Oct. 1...........WSeneca East..........L 3-7

Fri., Oct. 8...........Lake Shore................ 7:00

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Iroquois..................7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Preziosi 61-209, Coyne 43-177,Fiore 13-49, Davison 17-62, Gorrell 1-5,Derby 13-58, Buffa 3-(-3), Lutz 1-(-3), Morris1-(-5).

Receiving: Pytlak 15-128, Lutz 14-173,Preziosi 2-12, Lipomi 2-30, Derby 1-10,Gorrell 1-9.

Touchdowns: Preziosi 4, Davison 2, Pytlak,Fiore.

Passing: Coyne 35-83-352, Buffa 0-6-0.

Touchdown Passes: Coyne.

Interceptions: Fiore, Pytlak.

Fumbles: Moore 2, Davison, Gannon,Preziosi, Michel.


Team Reports

2010 Numbers

Hutch Tech fell behind57-0 at the half and lost toNorth Tonawanda 71-6 last weekend...After the halftime break, theEngineers settled down but it was toolate for a rally... Despite the lopsidedscore there werebright spots.Peandre Fitzgeraldrushed 8 times for 53yards and a 6-yardTD... Noah Jenkinsran 14 times for 43yards... JoshKoester completed4 passes for 46 yards... Xavier Boneycaught 2 passes for 31 yards... HutchTech will host Niagara Falls this weekbefore entering the Class AA BowlTournament...

Hutch-TechEngineers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Wmsville North...L 16-34

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Pioneer................L 7-38

Sat., Sept. 18....... Riverside (AH)...... L 0-42

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Lockport.............L 0-42

Fri., Oct. 1...........Kenmore West.......L 6-35

Fri., Oct. 8............@ North Ton........... L 6-71

Fri., Oct. 15.........Niagara Falls (AH)...7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Jenkins 80-246, Miller 13-73,Washington 16-49, Fitzgerald 29-95, Cott 15-30, Boney 3-18, Koester 16-21, McNeal 4-10,Cherry 2-(-1), Garner 1-(-3).

Receiving: Washington 7-71, Boney 5-71,Jenkins 2-49, Miller 2-22, Garner 1-28, Dowell1-17, Cherry 1-11.

Touchdowns: Washington 2, Koester, Jenkins,Fitzgerald.

Passing: Koester 24-68-315, Washington 0-6-0, Adymy 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Koester.

Interceptions: None.

Fumbles: Boney.

Peandre Fitzgerald

2010 Numbers

The Presidents jumpedout to a 24-0 lead at thehalf and beat Roy-Hart 30-6 lastweekend... Chris Holland led theoffense as he ran for 86 yards and 2TDs on just 2 carries. Holland alsocompleted 8 of 14passes for 115 yardsand 2 TDs...Devonte Whitsettran 6 times for 47yards and a TD.Whitsett also caught4 passes for 61 yardsand a TD... TomBulter caught 3passes for 36 yards and a TD... JohnWalker led the defensive effort as hemade 11 tackles... Ikeem Lyons made10 tackles and intercepted a pass...Rock McCrayer recovered a pair offumbles... Kadeem Hillmon was inon 5 tackles...

Grover ClevelandPresidents

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Wilson.............W 40-18

Fri., Sept. 10....... Nichols................W 22-14

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Alley-Lime....... W 34-0

Sat., Sept. 25....... Cleveland Hill....W 20-16

Sat., Oct. 2...........Gowanda............ W 42-12

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Roy-Hart........... W 30-6

Sat., Oct. 16.........vs Lafayette (AH)... 10:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: DWhitsett 69-539, Holland 28-500,Lyons 27-96, Pringle 4-30, Brooks 7-31.

Receiving: DWhitsett 10-147, Ashton 8-167,TWhitsett 5-120, Bulter 5-81, Cheatom 5-70,Tobias 2-13, Lyons 2-17, Brooks 3-26.

Touchdowns: Holland 9, Whitsett 7, Lyons 2,Bulter 2, Ashton, Brooks, Cheatom, Pringle.

Passing: Holland 43-93-775.

Touchdown Passes: Holland 8.

Interceptions: Holland 3, Miller 2, Bulter,Lyons.

Fumbles: McCrayer 2, Walker, Tobias, Lyons.

Devonte Whitsett



The Raiders trailedjust 14-6 at the half butallowed 4 TDs in the third quarter andlost to Clarence 42-6 last weekend...Joey Campion had a solid night as herushed for 81 yards and a TD on 27carries. Campionalso caught a 24-yardpass... Jake Gulloadded 32 yards to theoffense... QB DennisDrew completed 4passes for 36 yards...Eric Tyra led thedefensive effort ashe made a team-high 14 tackles... BenWhitney was also active as he was inon 3 tackles... Terrance DeJesusmade 8 stops... NeKyle Taylor made7 tackles and recovered a fumble.Taylor also blocked a punt... Despitethe loss, Jamestown clinched a ClassAA playoff spot when Lancaster lost...

Jamestown Red Raiders

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Frontier...............L 0-13

Fri., Sep. 10......... @ Lancaster...........W 12-0

Fri., Sept. 17....... Bennett................. W 41-0

Sat., Sept. 25....... @ Niagara Falls.....W 24-0

Fri., Oct. 1...........WSen West...........W 36-0

Fri., Oct. 8........... @ Clarence............. L 6-42

Fri., Oct. 15.........Orchard Park............7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

The Bears fell behind20-3 at the half and lostto Depew 33-9 last weekend... NickBiniaszewski led the offense as herushed for 47 yards on 11 carries...Coty Dunbar added 32 yards on 10carries... MikeMusialowskichipped in with 24yards on 5 carries...Jake Fish completed4 passes for 78 yardsand snuck in for aTD... Jim Quinncaught 3 passes for65 yards and also kicked a 28-yardFG. It was Quinn’s 4th FG this sea-son... Ryan Kowal led the defensiveunit with 10 tackles and 2 QB sacks...Ryan Ball made 9 tackles... JesseSasiadek was in on 9 stops... JFK willwrap-up the regular season at SouthPark this weekend...

John F. KennedyBears

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Nichols..................... L 7-8

Fri., Sept. 10....... Cheektowaga....... L 16-34

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ East High........... L 8-38

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Burgard (JW)..... L 3-26

Sat., Oct. 2...........Akron..................W 23-22

Sat., Oct. 9...........Depew.....................L 9-33

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ South Park (R)....... 7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Campion 101-427, Gullo 66-304,Monroe 39-149, Johnson 14-57, Knight 7-30,Whitney 4-25.

Receiving: Dwaileebe 6-92, Tyra 6-56,Campion 2-29, Whitney 2-15, Gullo 1-34,Paige 1-15.

Touchdowns: Gullo 5, Campion 4, Whitney,Monroe, Drew, Tyra.

Passing: Drew 24-41-337.

Touchdown Passes: Drew 3.

Interceptions: Knight 2, Carlson, Haines,Dixie.

Fumbles: Tyra 3, Gullo, Czech, Dixie, Taylor.

Rushing: Dunbar 78-277, Musialowski 23-135,Kociszewski 17-115, Biniaszewski 17-80,Boettcher 19-77, Kowal 6-14, Cleveland 4-9,Fish 2-6, Komisarek 1-3, Ball 1-1, Sikora 1-1.

Receiving: Quinn 11-168, Minorczyk 5-56,Dunbar 4-23, Sikora 3-33, Musialowski 3-24,Kociszewski 1-4.

Touchdowns: Musialowski 2, Dunbar,Boettcher, Kowal, Sikora, Quinn, Fish.

Passing: Boettcher 22-65-206, Fish 9-27-132.

Touchdown Passes: Boettcher, Fish.

Interceptions: Jamieson 2.

Fumbles: Kowal, Sasiadek, Jamieson Sikora.

Terrance DeJesus Jim Quinn

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

No Report.

IroquoisChiefs

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3.......... @ Clarence........... L 12-37

Fri., Sept. 10....... Lake Shore.........W 21-20

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Lafayette............. W 8-6

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ WSen East...... W 38-17

Fri., Oct. 1...........Wmsv South........ L 31-33

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Amherst................. 6:00

Fri., Oct. 15.........Hamburg................... 7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Kloc 87-531, Siejak 42-377,Patterson 9-54, Wesolowski 1-11, Wendel 1-7, Garrison 2-7, Rebilas 1-6, Souder 7-6,Miller 1-3.

Receiving: Wesolowski 15-209 Evans 12-167,Siejak 6-107, Wilkinson 2-30, Perillo 1-17,Kloc 1-15, Patterson 1-3.

Touchdowns: Siejak 5, Kloc 5, Evans,Wesolowski.

Passing: Souder 23-66-408.

Touchdown Passes: Souder 4.

Interceptions: Siejak 2, Evans, Miller.

Fumbles: Tordoro.


Team Reports


Kenmore West beatarch-rival Kenmore East40-14 last weekend... The Blue Devilsled 14-6 at the half but exploded for 4TDs in the 3rd quarter to blow thegame open... QB Marcus Lobdell ranfor 100 yards and 2TDs on just 10 car-ries. Lobdell alsocompleted 8 of 14passes for 137 yardsand 2 TDs... MartinBailey rushed 16times for 97 yardsand 2 TDs and alsocaught 5 passes for 23 yards and aTD... Nick Hersey caught 2 passes for103 yards, including a 51-yard TDpass... Bobby Blackman made 13tackles to lead the defensive unit...James Argiro intercepted a pass...Alex Fumerelle recorded 2 QBsacks... Joel Andolino had a sack...

Kenmore WestBlue Devils

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ North Ton........ W 30-22

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Niagara Falls...... L 7-22

Sat., Sept. 18....... Lockport.............W 14-13

Sat., Sept. 25....... Wmsv North...... W 54-22

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Hutch Tech........W 35-6

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Kenmore East........ 3:00

Sat. Oct. 16..........Riverside....................2:0\0

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

The Steelers won atough non-league matchwhen they beat Burgard 26-16 lastweekend... Lackawanna led 14-8 atthe half... Christian Smith had anoth-er hiuge day as he ran 17 times for130 yards and TDsof 29 and 33 yards.Smith also passed for121 yards and 2 TDs,including a 54-yardscoring strike...Keith Taggart ran15 times for 75yards... ShayneDaley caught 2 passes for 63 yardsand a TD... Chris Welch caught 2passes for 53 yards and a TD... BrentDechent led the defense as he made 9tackles, had a QB sack and an INT...John Brown made 8 tackles... SeanDechent recovered a fumble whileSean Whalen caused a fumble...

LackawannaSteelers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ East Aurora..... W 44-20

Fri., Sept. 10....... Springville............W 12-0

Fri., Sept. 17....... Olean.................... W 37-8

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Dunkirk.............W 28-7

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Pioneer............ W 26-18

Fri., Oct. 8...........Burgard..............W 26-16

Fri., Oct. 15.........Eden...........................7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Bailey 86-700, Lobdell 94-513,Fisher 7-37, Reimondo 5-29, Drenko 7-24,Hersey 5-1, Feickert 1-0.

Receiving: Bailey 12-131, Hersey 8-184,Feickert 6-123, Blackman 5-89, Fisher 1-39,Guetti 1-4.

Touchdowns: Bailey 14, Lobdell 8, Blackman,Feickert, Hersey.

Passing: Lobdell 32-64-525, Bailey 1-3-45.

Touchdown Passes: Lobdell 6.

Interceptions: Hersey 3, Smith, Feickert,Argiro

Fumbles: Novo, Burgos, Drenko, Blackman.

Rushing: CSmith 67-580, Brown 70-419,Taggart 52-432, Fino 2-21, Lofton 3-14,JSmith 1-10, Welch 2-10, Everett 2-1.

Receiving: Daley 17-297, Cheatom 13-172,Welch 4-86, Brooks 2-28, Taggart 1-43, Fino1-10, BDechent 1-8, Myles 1-5.

Touchdowns: CSmith 8, Brown 4, Daley 3,Cheathom 2, Taggart 2, Welch 2, Fino,Myles.

Passing: CSmith 47-84-729.

Touchdown Passes: Smith 8.

Interceptions: CSmith 2, Militello, Cheatom,Lofton.

Fumbles: BDechent 3, SDechent, Brown,Siemaszko, Myles, Smith.

Alex Fumerelle Sean Whalen

2010 Numbers

Kenmore East trailedjust 14-6 at the half butlost to arch-rival Kenmore West 40-14last weekend... Dylan Orcutt playedwell and rushed for 73 yards and a TDon 7 carries. Orcutt broke free for a53-yard TD run andalso made 7 tackleson defense... JohnAlessandra rushedfor 42 yards and aTD on 11 carries.Alessandra alsomade 6 tackles ondefense... JaquainBarclay ran for 43 yards on 13 car-ries. Barclay also made 8 tackles ondefense... Josh Orta has been a teamleader and played well at OT and DE.Orta made 5 tackles in the loss... EdFohrd made 4 tackles... Mark Kupcorecovered a fumble... Kenmore Eastwill host Grand Island this week...

Kenmore EastBulldogs

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Sweet Home.......L 7-34

Fri., Sept. 11........McKinley............. L 16-40

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Niag Wheat.......W 13-7

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Wmsv East....... L 13-28

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Starpoint...........L 16-41

Sat., Oct. 9...........Kenmore West.....L 12-40

Sat., Oct. 16.........Grand Island.............2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Barclay 78-354, Willison 47-187,Daniels 35-179, Orcutt 33-179, Alessandra46-138, Lowe 9-42, Williams 1-2.

Receiving: Alessandra 4-20, Cappy 3-86,Daniels 3-49, Barclay 2-35.

Touchdowns: Barclay 3, Willison 2, Alessandra2, Orcutt 2, Daniels.

Passing: Willison 10-23-131, Alessandra 1-3-22, Barclay 1-2-37.



Fumbles: Williams, Kupco.

Josh Orta


Team Reports


The Redskins led 13-0at the half but lost toFrontier 16-13 last weekend... RyanRadke led the offense as he rushed 15times for 126 yards. Radke scoredTDs on runs of 2 and 47 yards... KyleTaylor rushed 17times for 65 yardsand also caught 3passes for 24 yards...Frank Petrasiocame in after Radkewas injured and com-pleted 5 of 11 passesfor 36 yards... AndySpeyer caught 3 passes for 24 yards...Mike Theuerhauf averaged 39 yardson 6 punts... Rich Backert made 8tackles and recovered a fumble...Liam O’Brien made 3 tackles andrecovered a fumble... Travis Pitzonkawas in on 15 tackles and recovered afumble...

LancasterRedskins

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Orchard Park.... L 10-27

Sat., Sept. 4......... Jamestown............. L 0-12

Fri., Sept. 17....... Clarence...............L 13-34

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ WSeneca West.. W 45-0

Fri., Oct. 1...........Bennett............... W 28-12

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Frontier.............L 13-16

Fri., Oct. 15.........Depew........................ 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Lew-Port led 13-7 atthe half and beatTonawanda 33-21 last weekend... TheLancers are still in the race for theClass B playoffs but need to beatNewfane this weekend... Dan Reaganpowered the offenseas he rushed for 116yards and a TD on 7carries. Reaganbroke free for a 90-yard TD run in thefirst quarter... JoeHill ran 12 times for71 yards and 3TDs... QB Josh Daul completed 10 of14 passes for 179 yards and a TD...Marc Morreale had a big night as herushed 4 times for 47 yards andcaught 6 passes for 88 yards and aTD... Adam Pike led the defensiveeffort with 10 tackles... JeremyCrone had 9 tackles and a QB sack...

Lewiston-PorterLancers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4.......... Medina................. L 12-22

Fri., Sep. 10.........St. Mary’s.............. L 7-34

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ Alden..................L 7-56

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Maryvale.........W 33-14

Fri., Oct. 1...........Albion................. W 27-14

Fri., Oct. 8...........Tonawanda.........W 33-21

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Newfane.................2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Radke 67-578, Taylor 85-357, Fanara18-41, Speyer 10-46, OʼBrien 5-6, Godfrey 2-5, Petraiso 11-1, Kuehlewind 1-(-3),Theuerkauf 1-(-13).

Receiving: Speyer 10-100, OʼBrien 9-195,Taylor 7-43, Lewis 1-7.

Touchdowns: Radke 8, Taylor 4, Speyer, Kihl.

Passing: Petraiso 21-51-222, Radke 19-44-258.


Interceptions: Speyer 3, Backert, OʼBrien,Lewis, Schonert.

Fumbles: Lewis, Pitzonka, OʼBrien, Backert,Pitzonka.

Rushing: Hill 52-304, Raybon 46-214, Reagan7-116, Morreale 18-100, Amado 15-65,Schiavitti 1-14, Colucci 2-5, Daul 4-3,Younger 2-2, Daul 2-1, Pawlak 1-(-2).

Receiving: Schiavitti 12-183, Morreale 8-185,Amado 6-80, Hill 4-64.

Touchdowns: Hill 9, Amado 2, Morreale 2,Daul, Reagan.

Passing: Daul 25-40-440, Morreale 3-4-62.

Touchdown Passes: Daul 2, Morreale.

Interceptions: Morreale, Schiavitti, Amado,Hill.

Fumbles: Srouji, Pike, Wishowsky.

Mike Theuerhauf

2010 Numbers

Lake Shore kept it’splayoff hopes alive with aclose 28-27 win over Hamburg lastweekend... Lake Shore can clinch a ASouth playoff spot with a win thisweek... Pat Gilman led the offense ashe rushed for 101yards and 3 TDs on17 carries. Gilmanalso returned a kick-off 94 yards foranother TD andkicked all 4 PATs...Joe Catalano carried7 times for 75 yardsand made 8 tackles on defense... AlexGovenettio ran 5 times for 45 yardsand also completed 5 of 10 passes for60 yards... Martie Hastle and TylerMascio each made 8 tackles to leadthe defense... Torell Myles intercepteda pass... Josh Sanchez intercepted apass...

Lake ShoreEagles

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Wmsv South.....L 14-50

Fri., Sep. 10......... @ Iroquois............ L 20-21

Fri., Sept. 17....... WSeneca East.... W 28-21

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Sweet Home.......L 0-26

Fri., Oct. 1...........Lafayette....................7:00

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Hamburg......... W 28-27

Fri., Oct. 15.........Amherst.....................7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Gilman 99-594, Govinettio 15-116,Catalano 7-75, Sanchez 10-75.

Receiving: Kellar 3-15.

Touchdowns: Gilman 9, Govenettio.

Passing: Govenettio 20-46-226.

Touchdown Passes: Gilman, Govenettio.

Interceptions: Myles, Sanchez.

Fumbles: Herlan 2, Rejewski, Abrams.

Adam PikeJoe Catalano


Maple Grove led at thehalf 21-0 and beatSherman 28-0 last weekend... The RedDragons clinched a spot in the ClassD playoffs with the win... QB AlexGrace completed 8of 13 passes for 159yards and 3 TDs inthe win... WR GageMilliman caught 4passes for 111 yardsand 2 TDs. Millimanalso recovered afumble on defense...John Nickersoncaught a 30-yard TD pass and rushedfor 42 yards... Leighton Caskey ledthe defense with 11 tackles... LukeNickerson was in on 10 stops... RyanKibbe had a QB sack and recovered afumble... Kevin Burns had a QBsack... Jason Pembridge kicked 2PATs...

Maple GroveRed Dragons

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3.......... @ Silver Creek....... L 7-33

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Panama............. W 26-0

Fri., Sept. 17....... Brocton................... W

Fri., Sept. 24....... Clymer.................. W 39-0

Fri., Oct. 1.......... Chaut Lake.......... W 14-6

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Sherman............W 28-0

Fri., Oct. 15.........Westfield....................7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Maryvale fell behind20-6 after three quartersand a 4th-quarter rally fell short as theFlyers lost to Medina 20-18 last week-end... Bilal Clay powered the offenseas he rushed 31times for 187 yardsand 2 TDs... BlairEstarfaa ran for 36yards and a TD andalso completed 6 of9 passes for 45yards... ShaneMullen caught 4passes for 35 yards... Ty Buczkowskiwas a standout on defense as he made4 tackles, recorded a QB sack andrecovered a fumble... Mike Doniousmade 6 tackles and recovered a fum-ble... Marshall Bartell, Jake Krierand Pat Szczgiel all made 6 tackles...Maryvale was eliminated from theClass B playoffs with the loss...

MaryvaleFlyers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 4...........Cleveland Hill......L 12-42

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ Albion.................L 7-21

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Newfane..........W 35-13

Fri., Sept. 24....... Lew-Port..............L 14-33

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Tonawanda......W 34-22

Fri., Oct. 8...........Medina................. L 18-20

Fri., Oct. 15.........Alden..........................7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Milliman 36-270, Saxton 13-118,JNickerson 26-137, Tordoff 26-172, Proctor12-36, Goold 3-14, Fowler 2-11, Tampe 2-2,Liddell 2-(-1), Grace 5-(-7).

Receiving: Milliman 10-222, Saxton 6-141,Kibbe 5-79, Pembridge 1-30, JNickerson 1-30, Liddell 1-4, Tordoff 1-4.

Touchdowns: Milliman 9, Saxton 4, Tordoff 2,JNickerson 2.

Passing: Grace 20-38-412, Milliman 3-9-38,Germain 1-2-30.

Touchdown Passes: Milliman 5, Grace.

Interceptions: Saxton.

Fumbles: JNickerson, Tordoff, Caskey, Fowler,Milliman, Kibbe.

Rushing: Clay 122-715, Barr 48-291, Estarfaa52-252, Hall 17-106, Mullen 9-101, Weisansal4-18, Patrell 6-15, Graham 1-1.

Receiving: Mullen 15-175, Weisansal 5-73,Clay 2-18, Barr 2-11, Graham 1-7,Buczkowski 1-5.

Touchdowns: Clay 7, Estarfaa 4, Barr 2,Mullen, Weisensal.

Passing: Estarfaa 21-41-230, Weisansal 5-11-62.

Touchdown Passes: Estarfaa.

Interceptions: Graham.

Fumbles: Buczkowski 2, Kerek, Weaver,Estarfaa, Mullen, Donious.


Alex Grace Ty Buczkowski

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Lions trailed 16-5after three quarters butrallied to tie the game before losing inOT to Riverside 23-16 last weekend...Tyler Davis returned a fumble 80yards for a TD with1:11 left to play to tiethe score... Kyle Fewkicked a pair of FGs.Few nailed a 20-yarder in the 1stquarter and jumped-started the Lockportrally when he tied aschool record by hit-ting a 47-yarder in the 4th quarter...Javeon Tomlinson made 12 tackles, 2for lost yardage, including one in theend zone that scored a safety... JamesRenford spearheaded the defense ashe was in on 24 tackles, 2 for lostyardage... Cedric Peterson made 13tackles, one for lost yardage...

LockportLions

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Starpoint..........W 33-20

Sat., Sept. 11....... North Ton...........W 21-20

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Kenmore West..L 13-14

Sat., Sept. 25....... Hutch Tech...........W 42-0

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Niagara Falls.....W 24-0

Fri., Oct. 8........... @ Riverside.......... L 16-23

Sat., Oct. 16.........Wmsville North........ 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Polk 122-718, Evans 44-245,Renford 25-115, Tomlinson 24-77, DiCarlo10-55, Bronson 12-25, Nole 1-23, Johnson16-52, Purpura 1-(-1), Nwachukwu 1-(-7),Few 1-(-14), Radosky 10-(-25).

Receiving: Polk 3-49, Johnson 3-40,Nwachukwu 1-28, Graziano 1-15, Renford 1-13, Norwood 1-11, Wik 1-9, DiCarlo 1-3.

Touchdowns: Polk 9, Evans 2, TDavis 2,Tomlinson, Renford, DiCarlo, Graziano,Johnson, Nwachukwu.

Passing: Bronson 3-13-36, Radosky 7-16-89,Purpura 1-1-15, Polk 1-1-28.

Touchdown Passes: Purpura, Radosky, Polk.

Interceptions: Nwachukwu 4, Polk 3, KDavis2, Johnson, Norwood.

Fumbles: TDavis 3, DePriest, DiCarlo.

Tyler Davis

2010 Numbers


Newfane fell behind20-0 after three quartersand a 4th-quarter rally fell short as thePanthers lost to Wilson 27-14 lastweekend... Sean Seefeldt rushed 21times for 96 yards to lead the groundgame. Seefeldt alsocompleted 10 of 27passes for 74 yardsand a TD... BraydenSears caught 5 pass-es for 40 yards,including a 7-yardTD pass... NickBehring caught 3passes for 37 yards... Jesse Williamsran 10 times for 41 yards and punchedin a 2-yard TD run... TJ Manhardtran 7 times for 58 yards... Newfanewill finish the regular season with ahome game against Lew-Port thisweekend... The Panthers will play inthe Class B Bowl Tournament...

NewfanePanthers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4...........Albion.....................L 0-29

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Tonawanda......W 17-14

Sat., Sept. 18....... Maryvale..............L 13-35

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Alden......................7:00

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Medina............. L 17-24

Sat., Oct. 9...........Wilson.................. L 14-27

Sat., Oct. 16.........Lew-Port....................2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Seefeldt 56-494, Lakes 16-111,Williams 16-98, Manhardt 7-58, Pringle 7-56,Murty 5-14, Knight 1-9, Tolli 4-8, Ciaramella1-2, Sears 1-0.

Receiving: Sears 10-104, Berning 9-170,Knight 5-54, Chadwick 2-35, Hambruch 2-10,Williams 1-0.

Touchdowns: Seefeldt 3, Berning 2, Knight,Sears, Williams.

Passing: Seefeldt 32-72-408.

Touchdown Passes: Seefeldt 3.

Interceptions: Seefeldt 2, Richau, Berning.

Fumbles: None.

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Mustangs held offa late rally and beatMaryvale 20-18 last weekend...Medina surrendered the first score ofthe game but took a 20-6 lead into the4th quarter... Dave Stupnick rushed11 times for 82 yardsand 2 TDs despiteplaying just 6 min-utes due to aninjury... RonWashak ran for 40yards on 11 carriesand caught a 21-yardTD pass... MattFuller added 31 yards rushing to theoffense... Stephen Rogenmoser com-pleted 4 passes for 72 yards and aTD... Shane Kruger and DylanDuncanson led a solid defensiveeffort as each player made 15 tacklesand recovered a fumble... BladeGarlow also recovered a fumble...

MedinaMustangs

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Lew-Port......... W 22-12

Fri., Sept. 10....... Alden......................L 8-25

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Tonawanda........W 36-0

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Akron................W 18-6

Fri., Oct. 1...........Newfane..............W 24-17

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Maryvale.........W 20-18

Fri., Oct. 15.........Albion........................ 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Johnson 78-779, Stupnick 66-363,Washak 23-110, Kruger 20-86, Rogenmoser21-68, Fuller 10-59, Campbell 3-33, Santoro3-2, Hartway 5-15.

Receiving: Griffin 7-165, Hartway 3-60, Barna3-31, Stupnick 3-24, Kruger 1-23, Washak 1-21, Fuller 1-20.

Touchdowns: Stupnick 8, Johnson 7, Washak2, Griffin.

Passing: Rogenmoser 15-31-226, Santoro 0-2-0.

Touchdown Passes: Rogenmoser 2.

Interceptions: Hartway 3, Johnson 2, Clark,Griffin.

Fumbles: Griffin 2, Barna.

Matt Fuller

2010 Numbers

The Macks led 14-6 atthe half and pulled awayfor a 34-14 win over Starpoint lastweekend... McKinley clinched a spotin the playoffs with the win... DajonRutledge powered the offense as heran 13 times for 154yards and 2 TDs.Rutledge also scoreda TD on a 71-yardpass play... KwameDuah rushed 20times for 130 yardsand a TD... QBMarkell Ingrampassed for 103 yards and a TD...Bryant Cunningham was all over thefield as he made 16 tackles... CorySmith made 10 tackles and recovereda fumble... Anthony Sanders made 8tackles, recorded 2 QB sacks andrecovered a fumble... Blane Wilsonmade 9 tackles and a sack...

McKinleyMacks

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @Wmsville East... L 16-20

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Kenmore East..W 40-16

Fri., Sept. 17....... Grand Island......W 36-29

Fri., Sept. 24....... Niagara Wheat...W 19-16

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Sweet Home.....L 32-41

Fri., Oct. 8...........Starpoint............ W 34-14

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ St. Mary’s.............. 2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Duah 47-314, Rutledge 43-240,Ingram 13-61, DeBerry 4-10, Hill 1-0.

Receiving: Flanagan 10-215, Johnson 7-272,Rutledge 6-169, Thompson 5-57, Dwan 2-22.

Touchdowns: Duah 3, Rutledge 3, Johnson 2,Ingram 2, Flanigan 2, Williams, DeBerry.

Passing: Ingram 30-74-735.

Touchdown Passes: Ingram 5.

Interceptions: Williams 2, Wilson 2, Johnson.

Fumbles: Brown, Sanders, Smith.

Blane Wilson Brayden Sears

2010 Numbers2010 Numbers2010 Numbers

Nichols fell behindearly and trailed 21-0 atthe half before a 4th-quarter rally fellshort in a 34-20 loss to St. Mary’s lastweekend... Matt Benedict had a bigday as he rushed for 67 yards on 24carries and also com-pleted 6 of 10 passesfor 112 yards and aTD. Benedict also ledthe defense with 14tackles... AdamNoonan ran for 83and a TD on just 9carries and caught 4passes for 75 yards and another TD.Noonan also returned a kickoff 85yards for a TD and made 9 tackles ondefense... RJ Gicewicz caught 3 pass-es for 40 yards and recovered a fum-ble on defense... Liam Ryan made 8tackles... Chris Kotrides recovered afumble...

NicholsBig Green

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ JFK..................... W 8-7

Fri., Sept. 10........ @ Grover Cleve....L 14-22

Fri., Sept. 17....... Card. O’Hara........L 7-40

Fri., Sept. 24....... Niag Catholic....... W 40-0

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ St. Mary’s.........L 20-34

Sat., Oct. 16.........Bishop Timon............1:00

Sat. Oct. 23.......... @ Niag Catholic.........2:00

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Nov. 6/7................Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Benedict 134-752, ANoonan 41-306,White 13-46, TNoonan 2-1, Gayles 2-1,Geiger 3-1, Kotrides 3-(-3), Ryan 4-(-20).

Receiving: Benedict 8-84, Gicewicz 5-53,Ryan 2-27, ANoonan 5-81.

Touchdowns: Benedict 9, Noonan 4.

Passing: Ryan 12-27-100, Benedict 8-15-135,Gicewicz 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Ryan 2, Benedict.

Interceptions: Gicewicz 2.

Fumbles: ANoonan, Benedict, Gayles,Gicewicz, Kotrides.


The Wolverines’ play-off hopes took a big hitwhen they lost to Williamsville Noth34-14 last weekend... In order to makethe playoffs, Niagara Falls has to beatHutch Tech this week and then waitfor the tie-breakers tobe sorted out... QBDale Stewart led theoffense as he ran 10times for 75 yards.Stewart also returneda kickoff 68 yards fora TD and intercepteda pass on defense...Quandrey Gray gained 52 yards onjust 3 carries... LaDondra Crittendenran for a 6-yard TD... MikeMcCartney led the defense with 13tackles and a QB sack... DeQwanHamilton was in on 8 stops...Jebraille Trailer recorded a sack...Myquan Pringle intercepted a pass...

Niagara FallsWolverines

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3.......... @ Riverside.............W 9-2

Sat., Sept. 11....... Kenmore West..... W 22-7

Fri., Sept. 17....... @ North Ton......... L 26-34

Sat., Sept. 25....... Jamestown............. L 0-24

Fri., Oct. 1...........Lockport................ L 0-24

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Wmsv North..... L 14-34

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Hutch Tech (AH)... 7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

No Report.

Niagara WheatfieldFalcons

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Grand Island.......L 31-0

Sat., Sept. 11....... Starpoint..............L 17-19

Sat., Sept. 18....... Kenmore East........... 2:00

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ McKinely (R).........7:30

Sat., Oct. 2...........Amherst..................... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 9...........Wmsville East........... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Sweet Home...........2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Stewart 57-347, Goldsmith 42-219,Gray 21-136, Thomas 2-11, Newton 22-6,Crittenden 9-9.

Receiving: Feagin 6-137, Gray 5-58, Sanders3-53, Crittenden 2-23, Johnson 1-22, Legault1-20, Stewart 1-20, Smith 1-14, Newton 1-8.

Touchdowns: Stewart 5, Grey, Feagin.

Passing: Stewart 16-63-247, Newton 5-22-99.

Touchdown Passes: Stewart.

Interceptions: Stewart 2, Hamilton, Pringle.

Fumbles: Traylor, McCartney, Fryling, Stewart.

Rushing: Salemi 12-89, Starr 5-18, Pittman 2-12, Cody 1-3, Oliveri 11-(-15).

Receiving: Paige 3-37, Salemi 3-3, Cody 2-7.

Touchdowns: Salemi 2.

Passing: Oliveri 7-13-42, Salemi 0-1-0.


Interceptions: Salemi.

Fumbles: None.

Quandrey Gray

Team Reports

Adam Noonan

The Huskies fellbehind 21-0 after a quar-ter and lost to East Aurora 28-8 lastweekend... Maleke Fuentes ran 24times for 116 yards to lead theoffense... Greg Kahle added 34 yardson just 9 carries tothe ground game...QB Pat Schollacompleted 6 of 14passes for 48 yards.Scholla also tossed a6-yard TD pass.Scholla also ran for37 yards... TylerGunsolus caught 2 passes for 25yards, including a 6-yard TD pass...Paul Pezzimenti led the defensiveeffort as he made 8 primary tacklesand intercepted a pass... Tyler Plaudwas in on 4 tackles... Olean will hostwinless Springville to finsh the regularseason...

2010 Numbers


Orchard Park jumpedut to a 35-6 lead at thehalf and beat Bennett 55-6 last week-end... The Quakers clinched a homegame in the first round of the AAplayoffs... Okoya Anderson led theoffense as he ran 16times for 82 yardsand 3 TDs...Mitchell Gefallerrushed 7 times for30 yards and a TD...QB Kyle Witkowskicompleted 18 of 24passes for 233 yardsand 3 TDs... Connor Hicks caught 5passes for 99 yards and a TD... BenJohnson caught 5 passes for 66 yardsand 2 TDs... Ross DeLisle led theteam with 7 tackles... JamesFitzpatrick made 7 tackles, one forlost yardage... Peter Goltz intercepteda pass...

Orchard ParkQuakers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Lancaster............W 27-10

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Clarence........... L 28-37

Fri., Sept. 17....... WSeneca West..... W 41-8

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Frontier............. W 30-6

Fri., Oct. 1........... @ Riverside.........W 33-21

Sat., Oct. 9...........Bennett................. W 55-6

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Jamestown..............7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Anderson 105-742, Schnieder 3-70,Johnson 7-66, Leavell 7-33, Corvino 9-59,Gefaller 12-36, Crowley 8-25, Witkowski 15-11,Murphy 1-10, McPoland 1-5, Schenk 1-5, Moore1-3, Fischer 2-2, Hogan 3-1, Hoppy 1-(-5).

Receiving: Johnson 25-362, Hicks 18-230,Corvino 11-103, Schneider 5-62, Janca 4-33,Anderson 2-11, Murphy 1-4.

Touchdowns: Anderson 13, Johnson 7,Witkowski 2, Corvino, Hicks 2, Moore,Gefaller.

Passing: Witkowski 66-120-808, Schenk 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Witkowski 10.

Interceptions: Schenk 2, OʼShei, Hallick,Anderson, DeLisle, Johnson, Leavell, Goltz.

Fumbles: DeLisle 2, Knazek, Meister, Leavell,Hallick, Knazek.

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

OleanHuskies

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Bradford (Pa)......... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 10....... Dunkirk..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Lackawanna........... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 25....... Pioneer................... L 7-28

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Eden................. L 14-21

Fri., Oct. 8............@ East Aurora.........L 8-28

Sat., Oct. 16.........Springville................. 6:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Fuentes 132-687, Scholla 41-93,Baer 7-49, George 23-48, Dwaileebe 4-11,Gunsolus 1-9, Kahle 13-41, Pezzimenti 1-5.

Receiving: Pezzimenti 7-92, Marshall 6-58,Gunsolus 6-75, Fuentes 5-45, George 2-38,Plaud 1-4.

Touchdowns: Fuentes 3, Gunsolus 3, Marshall,Scholla.

Passing: Scholla 29-83-314.

Touchdown Passes: Scholla 4.

Interceptions: Gunsolus 2, Fuentes 2,Pezzimenti.

Fumbles: Marra.

Mitch Gefaller

2010 Numbers

The Lumberjacksunleashed an offensivetidal wave and beat Hutch Tech 71-6last weekend... North Tonawanda start-ed the onslaught early and led 57-0 atthe half... Tyler Durham ran 12 timesfor 110 yards and 4TDs... BrandonBuryta rushed 8times for 122 yardsand 2 TDs... JustinBacon completed a30-yard TD pass - theonly pass NT threwall night. Bacon alsoreturned a fumble 43 yards for anotherTD... Ian Gilhousen caught a 30-yardTD pass... Luke Zacher made 4 tack-les and intercepted a pass... TravisCharsley led the defense with 8 tack-les, 1 for a loss... Dan Montesantimade 6 tackles, 3 for lost yardage...Jared Kostrewa recovered a fumble...

North TonawandaLumberjacks

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Kenmore West.....L 22-30

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Lockport...........L 20-21

Fri., Sept. 17....... Niagara Falls......W 34-26

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Riverside.........W 20-13

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Wmsv North.....L 25-46

Fri., Oct. 8...........Hutch-Tech...........W 71-6

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Tonawanda.............6:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Bacon 37-294, JMontesanti 60-234,DMontesanti 36-190, Buryta 16-170, Medina35-141, Wikierski 26-111, Durham 13-111,Angelhow 26-65, OʼLay 1-6.

Receiving: DMontesanti 6-95, Bacon 4-91,Wikierski 4-51, Gilhousen 1-30, Camarre 1-16, Buryta 1-8, Charsley 1-7.

Touchdowns: JMontesanti 7, Wikierski 4,Bacon 4, Durham 4, DMontesanti 2, Buryta2, Medina, Camarre, Angelhow.

Passing: Montesanti 9-25-142, Angelhow 7-12-110, Bacon 2-4-46, OʼLay 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Montesanti 2, Bacon 2.

Interceptions: OʼLay 2, Daigler 2, Bacon 2,Wikierski 2, Drass, Zacher.

Fumbles: Jastrzemski, Durham, Bacon,Daigler, Kostrewa.

Tyler Durham Pat Scholla


Panama was awardeda forfeit win over Broctonthis past weekend. The Panthers willfinish the regular season at SilverCreek this weekend and then start playin the Class D Bowl Tournament.Senior Kevin Silkhas been a standoutthis season... Silk is 1of just 2 returningstarters on ourdefense. “He neverquits,” coach ChrisPayne said. “He is asmall kid, but will doanything that we askof him. He is a leader of our defenseand is usually around the ball at theend of every play. Kevin believes inhard work and has great values. Heunderstands what a team needs off thefield as well as on it.”...

PanamaPanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Westfield.......... L 12-13

Sat., Sept. 11....... Maple Grove..........L 0-26

Fri., Sept. 17........ at Chaut Lake........L 12-34

Sat., Sept. 25....... Sherman...............L 36-39

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Clymer................L 0-21

Sat., Oct. 9...........Brocton...................... 1:30

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Silver Creek........... 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: DiDomenico 69-252, TMarsh 34-177,Guarriello 17-83, NGleason 7-15, Lenart 8-28, Silk 5-6, Benson 9-2.

Receiving: Larson 13-196, TMarsh 11-148,Guarriello 5-8, DiDomenico 4-26, Enlow 1-17,Benson 1-9, Stow 1-6.

Touchdowns: TMarsh 2, DiDomenico 2,Larson 2, Stow, Lenart.

Passing: Lenart 34-74-393.

Touchdown Passes: Lenart 5.

Interceptions: Silk, TMarsh.

Fumbles: AMarsh 2, Blose, Tordella,Guarriello.

The Panthers led just15-6 at the half and beatDunkirk 35-6 last weekend... Theground game was in high gear as twobacks cracked the century-mark...Corey Vail ran for 122 yards and 2TDs on just 6 carries.Vail also made 10tackles and a QBsack on defense...Bill Asquith carried16 times for 103yards and 2 TDs...Scott Fisher com-pleted 3 of 7 passesfor 51 yards and a TD... NateWoodruff caught 2 passes for 34yards and a TD and also rushed for 26yards... Jared Benkelman averaged43 yards per punt... Dylan Anna ledthe defense with 13 tackles, 2 for lostyardage... Tony Lock made 11 stops...Ben Spaulding had 8 tackles...

PioneerPanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Springville........ W 35-0

Fri., Sept. 10....... Hutch-Tech...........W 38-7

Fri., Sept. 17....... Eden......................W 20-0

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Olean.................W 28-7

Fri., Oct. 1...........Lackawanna........ L 18-26

Fri., Oct. 8...........Dunkirk................W 35-6

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ East Aurora............ 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Portville led 22-0 atthe half and beatEllicottville 29-0 last weekend... QBColt Lowe had his biggest day ever ashe completed 13 of 20 passes for 234yards and 2 TDs... Lowe also rushedfor 34 yards andanother 2 TDs... WRZach Pilger caught9 passes for 165 yardand 2 TDs... JordanSmith caught 2 pass-es for 18 yards...Steve Gerringer leda fierce defensiveeffort as he made 10 tackles andrecovered a fumble... Colton Yehlmade 8 tackles... Justus Elliott made6 tackles... Portville has a huge gamethis weekend. The Panthers will hostundefeated Randolph in a game thatwill decided the D East Division titleand the top-seed in the playoffs...

PortvillePanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Franklinville........ W 41-8

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Frewsburg......... W 26-7

Fri., Sept. 17........ @Pine Valley......... W 19-0

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Catt-LV..............W 22-7

Fri., Oct. 1...........Forestville.............W 41-8

Fri., Oct. 8...........Ellicottville........... W 29-0

Fri., Oct. 15.........Randolph...................7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Asquith 95-705, Vail 34-262,Benkelman 26-193, Woodruff 27-163, Fisher5-25, Lemon 3-17, Meerbooth 2-11, Slomba2-10, Wiedmann 1-10, Learn 3-7, Brown 2-1,Davis 2-0.

Receiving: Schwan 9-210, Woodruff 5-51,Lock 4-91, Asquith 4-60, Benkleman 3-26,Vail 1-25.

Touchdowns: Schwan 6, Asquith 6, Benkleman5, Lock 3, Woodruff 3, Vail 2.

Passing: Fisher 25-48-218.

Touchdown Passes: Fisher 9.

Interceptions: Benkelman 3, Schwan.

Fumbles: Woodruff 2, Vail, Cleveland.

Rushing: Unverdorben 74-613, Pilger 61-482,Lowe 24-117, Caya 3-15, Yarnes 2-13, Smith4-14, VanCuren 10-10, Childs 2-3, Burdick 1-1, BMarcellin 6-0, Waugh 1-(-1).

Receiving: Caya 10-97, Pilger 14-286,Unverdorben 5-140, Smith 5-56, RMarcellin4-60, Childs 2-8, Long 1-29.

Touchdowns: Unverdorben 12, Pilger 9, Lowe3, Marcellin, Childs, Yehl.

Passing: Lowe 35-61-571.

Touchdown Passes: Lowe 8.

Interceptions: Marcellin 2, Childs 2, Lowe,Yarnes, Smith, Pilger.

Fumbles: Yehl 3, Yarnes 2, Gerringer 2,Chabuel, Hellwig, Spehar, Smith.


Kevin Silk Ben Spaulding Colt Lowe

Team Reports

2010 Numbers


St. Francis led 14-0 atthe half and pulled awayafter the break to beat Timon 35-12last weekend... Akeel Lynch led theoffense as he ran 19 times for 170yards and TDs of 10 and 35 yards...Austin Zakroczemskiran for 10 times for70 yards... QB BrianMelisz completed 3of 5 passes for 102yards and 2 TDs...David Call caught 2passes for 79 yards.Call caught TD passesof 48 and 31 yards... Spencer Rubeckand Edgardo Berrios led the defensewith 8 tackles each... Tap Taskermade 7 tackles and intercepted apass... Dave Murphy made 2 tacklesand returned a fumble 12 yards for aTD... RauDric Parks made 7 tack-les... Joe Smith made 6 tackles...

St. FrancisRed Raiders

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Union-Endicott L 17-23

Sat., Sept. 11....... Holy Trinity......... L 19-21

Sat., Sept. 18....... Aquinas................ L 11-26

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ St. Joe’s...........W 49-21

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Card Mooney......L 0-35

Sat., Oct. 9...........Bishop Timon.....W 35-12

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ St. Ignatius.............7:00

Sat. Oct. 23......... @ Cardinal O’Hara.... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 30......... @ Canisius................. 2:00

Nov. 6/7................Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Lynch 120-830, Zakroczemski 29-180,Parks 19-97, Dixon 16-87, Misterman 3-8,Freitas 2-7, Ward 1-4, Melisz 12-(-4), Neville 4-(-25).

Receiving: Lynch 12-198, Call 8-180, Dixon 2-47, Borgese 2-46, Podger 2-15.

Touchdowns: Lynch 11, Parks 2, Call 2, Dixon,Borgese, Murphy.

Passing: Melisz 15-42-338, Neville 11-24-145.

Touchdown Passes: Melisz 3, Neville.

Interceptions: Zakroczemski 3, Hudson, Lynch,Tasker.

Fumbles: Parks 2, Cushman, Buchanan,Murphy.

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

Riverside won athriller over Lockport lastweekend as they survived 23-16 inovertime... Riverside led 16-8 with aminute left in the game whenLockport returned a fumble 80 yardsfor the tying TD...Harold Millenderrushed 11 times for111 yards and a TDto lead the offense...Ke’al Ceasar ran 8times for 73 yards...D’yontae Parker ranfor 49 yards and aTD on 7 carries... Trevor Brownadded 49 yards on 7 carries... WillieJefferson led the defense with 10tackles and a QB sack... RahimRashid added 8 tackles and a QBsack... Derrion Washington returneda fumble for a TD... Jordan Morrisand Eli Watkins recovered fumbles...

RiversideFrontiers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Niagara Falls........... L 2-9

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Wmsv North.. W 22-18

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Hutch Tech....... W 42-0

Fri., Sept. 24....... North Ton........... L 13-20

Fri., Oct. 1...........Orchard Park..... L 21-33

Fri., Oct. 8.......... Lockport.............W 23-16

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Kenmore West........2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Millender 48-412, Parker 22-137,Brown 24-126, Caesar 14-112, Doty 27-92,Cormack 10-24, Washington 5-12, Fletcher9-11, Shogan 1-2.

Receiving: Millender 5-77, Pawlak 4-118, Doty3-23, Faggans 2-43Cross 2-43, Fletcher 1-9,Parker 1-7.

Touchdowns: Millender 4, Brown 2, Parker 2,Cormack, Cross, Pawlak, Washington.

Passing: Cormack 18-53-330, Nespal 1-1-9.

Touchdown Passes: Cormack 3.

Interceptions: Morris, Millender, Aweis, Pitner.

Fumbles: Jefferson 2, Brown, Morris, Watkins,Washington.

2010 Numbers

No Report

RandolphCardinals

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Pine Valley................. 7:30

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Cattaraugus-LV...... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 17....... @ Forestville............. 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Franklinville............. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Ellicottville................ 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Frewsburg.............. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Portville................. 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: None.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: None.



Fumbles: None.

David MurphyDerrion Washington

St. Mary’s led 21-0 atthe half and withstood alate rally to beat Nichols 34-20 lastweekend... Justin Burke powered theoffense again as he rushed 15 timesfor 159 yards and a TD... QB ChadGriffin also had abig day as he ran for45 yards and a TDand also completed 7of 10 passes for 122yards and a TD...Erik O’Neill carried4 times for 36 yardsand 2 TDs. O’Neillalso caught 5 passes for 66 yards anda TD... Matt Cronmiller caught a 30-yard pass... Kyle DiPirro recorded aQB sack... St. Mary’s will hostMcKinley this weekend in the lastscheduled home game... The Lancerswill finish the season at Timon andNiagara Catholic...

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 10......... @ Lew-Port........... W 34-7

Sat., Sept. 18....... @ Batavia............W 21-14

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Kearney...........W 40-14

Sat., Oct. 2.......... Card. O’Hara........L 7-27

Sat., Oct. 9.......... Nichols................W 34-20

Sat., Oct. 16........ McKinley................... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 22......... Bishop Timon............. 7:00

Sat., Oct. 29......... @ Niagara Catholic.... 2:00

Nov. 5/6................Playoffs.....................TBA

Nov. 11.................Playoffs.....................TBA


Salamanca won a cru-cial game last weekendas they defeated Alleygany-Limestone14-8... The teams were tied at 8-8entering the 4th quarter... Ben Haasled the ground game as he rushed for96 yards and a TD on21 carries...Cameron Caputi ran13 times for 40 yardsand a TD. Caupti alsoregistered a QB sackon defense... QBBrett Smith added32 yards and com-pleted 4 passes for 42 yards...Anthony Caputi chipped in with 27yards on just 4 carries... Josh Koletaled the defensive unit with 8 tacklesand a QB sack... Aaron Smith made7 tackles... Jackson John recovered apair of fumbles... Salamanca hostsCleve Hill...

SalamancaWarriors

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4...........Fredonia.................L 0-33

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Southwestern......L 0-48

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Roy-Hart......... W 30-20

Sat., Sept. 25....... Cass Valley........... W 21-6

Fri., Oct. 1...........Falconer................W 41-6

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Alley-Lime........W 14-8

Fri., Oct. 15.........Cleveland Hill........... 7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Haas 112-740, Smith 32-261,ACaputi 37-237, Hunt 36-164, CCaputi 15-47,Lewis 3-22.

Receiving: JJohn 10-101, ACaputi 2-23,Stewart 1-10, Battle 1-7, Haas 1-6.

Touchdowns: Haas 7, ACaputi 2, Smith 2,Hunt, CCaputi.

Passing: Smith 14-45-143, TJohn 1-3-4.

Touchdown Passes: Smith.

Interceptions: Smith 2, TJohn, Haas.

Fumbles: John 2.


St. Joe’s fell behind28-14 last weekend andlost to powerful Cleveland Heights(Ohio) 61-37... There were over 1,150yards of offense between the twoteams... RB Nick Hall rushed for 134yards and 2 TDs onjust 11 carries. Hallalso caught 9 passesfor 155 yards andanother TD. He hasnow gained 3,604total yards in his 4-year career at St.Joe’s and has scored27 TDs... QB Chad Kelly completed18 of 33 passes for 332 yards and 2TDs... Kyle Briggs caught 4 passesfor 74 yards... Kent Greer caught 2passes for 45 yards... Ilo Noble caughta 20-yard TD pass... Connor Davin, a2-year starter, has been a standout at Cthis season...

St. Joe’sMarauders

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Aquinas............ L 21-48

Sat., Sep. 11........ Msgr. Farrell....... L 20-21

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Bish. Kearney... W 44-0

Sat., Sept. 25....... St. Francis............L 21-49

Sat., Oct. 2.......... Canisius..............W 50-26

Sat., Oct. 9.......... Cleve Heights.......L 37-61

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Cardinal O’Hara.... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 22......... @ Steubenville, O...... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 29......... @ Bishop Timon........ 7:00

Nov. 6/7............... Playoffs.....................TBA

St. Mary’sLancers

Rushing: Hall 67-528, Kelly 45-407, Noble 14-81, Davis 8-50, Comer 8-34, Robinson 4-16,Stephens 1-7, Jones 1-4, LaMancusa 2-4,Bargnesi 5-0, Briggs 1-(-5).

Receiving: Hall 37-454, Greer 22-358, Briggs12-230, Noble 9-167, Davis 4-16, Zulia 1-23.

Touchdowns: Hall 11, Greer 5, Kelly 5, Noble4, Comer.

Passing: Kelly 85-140-1222.

Touchdown Passes: Kelly 11.

Interceptions: Davis 3.

Fumbles: Bargnesi, Stephens, LaMancusa,Schmitt, OʼBrien, Greer, Robinson.

Rushing: Burke 85-801, Johnson 13-127,Griffin 13-122, OʼNeill 8-47.

Receiving: OʼNeill 11-164, Bargnesi 4-66,Williams 3-36, Burke 1-36, Cronmiller 1-30,Notaro 1-8.

Touchdowns: Burke 7, OʼNeill 5, Griffin 4,Johnson, Bargnesi.

Passing: Griffin 21-36-330.

Touchdown Passes: Griffin 2.

Interceptions: Griffin, Bargnesi, DiPirro.

Fumbles: Kelly 2, Skubis, Burke.

Connor Davin Matt Cronmiller Aaron Smith

Team Reports

2010 Numbers


Southwestern led 27-7late in the first half andheld off a rally and beat previouslyundefeated Fredonia 27-20 last week-end... QB Jim Rauh completed 5 of 6passes for 166 yards and 3 TDs beforeleaving the gamewith an injuredshoulder... JakeSwan caught 3 pass-es for 128 yards and2 TDs before movingto QB in the 2ndhalf. Swan finishedwith 43 yards rush-ing... Evan Watson caught 2 passesfor 38 yards and a TD... JohnMistretta ran 19 times for 112 yardsand a TD... Justin Funcell led thedefense with 8 tackles... Dan Austinhas been a stalwart at defensive tacklefor the Trojans. Austin has openedeyes around the league with his play...

SouthwesternTrojans

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Falconer.......... W 41-13

Fri., Sep. 10.........Salamanca............W 48-0

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ East Aurora..... W 42-14

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Allegeny-Lime..W 38-0

Fri., Oct. 1...........Cass Valley..........W 39-12

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Fredonia..........W 27-20

Fri., Oct. 15.........Wilson........................7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Mistretta 96-862, Fuller 48-170, Rauh23-130, Swan 17-143, Watson 4-34,Petrocello 25-39, Tapia 1-6, Harris 1-6.

Receiving: Austin 13-244, Swan 8-229,Watson 5-86, Harris 2-34, Fuller 1-8, Snow 1-8, Fuller 1-8, Anderson 1-5.

Touchdowns: Mistretta 11, Swan 10, Austin 4,Fuller 2, Petrucello 2, Watson 2, Funcell 2,Harris.

Passing: Rauh 31-37-612, Swan 1-6-8.

Touchdown Passes: Rauh 11.

Interceptions: Swan 4, Funcell 2, Watson,Austin.

Fumbles: Harris, Austin, Proctor-Burch.

Dan Austin

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

South Park trailed just8-6 at the half but lost toEast High 30-6 last weekend... QBMaurice Howie led the offense as hecompleted 5 of 8 passes for 38 yardsand a TD. Howie also rushed for 19yards... NickWoodard caught a10-yard TD pass andled the defense with12 tackles...Chaquille Nettlescaught 3 passes for18 yards... DylanVanVolkenbergrushed for a team-high 31 yards...Byron Banks had a solid game as hemade 9 tackles and forced a fumble...Windell Baker intercepted a pass andrecovered a fumble... South Park willfinish the regular season against JFKthis weekend...

South ParkSparks

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Cheektowaga......L 8-38

Fri., Sept. 10....... Akron....................W 18-8

Sat., Sept. 18....... vs Burgard.............L 8-26

Fri., Sept. 25....... Depew (R)............L 15-46

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Bishop Timon...L 14-28

Sat., Oct. 9...........vs East High...........L 6-30

Fri., Oct. 15.........JFK (R)......................7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Howie 24-150, VanVolkenberg 31-144, Woodard 15-105, Banks 28-65.

Receiving: CNettles 20-330, Woodard 12-151,Banks 10-138, VanVolkenberg 8-135, Barr 1-2, Nettles 1-0.

Touchdowns: Banks 2, CNettles 2, Howie 2,Woodard 2, VnVolkenberg.

Passing: Howie 52-101-756.

Touchdown Passes: Howie 5.

Interceptions: Woodard, Hassett, Bans,Mobley, Baker.

Fumbles: Baker 2, Woodard, Banks.

Nick Woodard

2010 Numbers

Silver Creek led 24-0at the half and rolled to a47-0 win over Westfield last week-end... The Black Knights clinched theD West Division with the win... ZachWilliams paced the offense as herushed for 124 yardsand 4 TDs on just 14carries... Williamsscored on runs of 9,43, 1 and 3 yards...Andrew Lanphereran 6 times for 107yards... ZackKlisiewicz caught 3passes for 26 yards... Frank Sterlaceadded 69 yards on 8 carries and made8 tackles on defense... Cody Hehircompleted 7 of 10 passes for 71 yardsand rushed for a TD... Zed Williamsand John Jimerson each made 6tackles... Larry Kaminski recovereda fumble and kicked a FG...

Silver CreekBlack Knights

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Maple Grove........ W 33-7

Fri., Sept. 10....... Chaut Lake.......... W 48-6

Sat., Sept. 18....... @ Clymer.............. W 58-6

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Brocton.................. W

Fri., Oct. 1...........Sherman............... W 36-0

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Westfield................ 7:30

Fri., Oct. 15.........Panama......................7:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: ZWilliams 61-755, Sterlace 31-280,Lanphere 28-321, Hehir 19-81, ZdWilliams 3-49, Shaw 12-39, Jimerson 3-33.

Receiving: Lanphere 6-97, Klisiewicz 6-66,Kaminsky 4-79, Sterlace 1-9, ZWilliams 1-9.Brown 1-8.

Touchdowns: ZWilliams 15, Sterlace 5,Lanphere 3, Kaminsky 2, Hehir 2, Jimerson.

Passing: Hehir 21-33-291.

Touchdown Passes: Hehir 4.

Interceptions: Jimerson.

Fumbles: Lanphere, Jimerson, Kaminsky.

Zed Williams


The Panthers clinchedthe A North division witha 34-6 win over Grand Island... SweetHome led 6-0 after one quarter butexploded for 3 TDs in the 2nd and led27-0 at the half... QB JordanJohnson completed10 of 14 passes for132 yards and 2TDs... Nick Spidellcaught 4 passes for22 yards and a TD...KJ Zinermoncaught 2 passes for21 yards and a TD...Ralph Neasman ledthe ground attack as he ran 18 timesfor 141 yards and a TD... The defensewas suffocating. Mike Coleman,Louis Vial and Rashaad Rogers allhad QB sacks... Tim Oaks and KyleLuchey intercepted passes... Vial andSteve Stapleton recovered fumbles...

Sweet HomePanthers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Kenmore East...... W 34-7

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Wmsville East...W 54-0

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Starpoint......... W 28-13

Sat., Sept. 25....... Lake Shore...........W 26-0

Sat., Oct. 2...........McKinley............W 41-32

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Grand Island..... W 34-6

Sat., Oct. 16.........Niag Wheatfield........2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Neasman 83-487 JJohnson 48-458,Coleman 6-66, Douglas 8-55, Spidell 2-22.

Receiving: Zinermon 7-70, Douglas 5-106,Barnes 2-53, Luchey 1-14.

Touchdowns: Neasman 6, Johnson 5, Spidell 4,Douglas 2, Coleman 2, Luchey 2, Zinermon 2,Barnes.

Passing: JJohnson 38-63-530.

Touchdown Passes: JJohnson 6.

Interceptions: Luchey 3, Oaks 2, Coleman,Barnes.

Fumbles: Vial 4, Petruso 2, Douglas, Luchey,Oaks, Rogers, Stapleton.


The Griffins playedtheir best game of theseason but lost to Eden 28-7 lastweekend... The Springville offensescored their first TD of the seasonwhen Cody Schweickert caught a 29-yard TD pass fromMatt Wolcott...Schweickert also ledthe defense with 12tackles... Wolcott fin-ished with 7 comple-tions for 75 yardsand also rushed for57 yards... NolanReimondo caught 4 passes for 20yards and also averaged a healthy 41yards on 4 punts... Derrick Benzadded 48 yards rushing and also made9 tackles on defense... Tyler Studdmade 10 tackles... Jason Forshee andJoe Giordano each recovered a fum-ble...

SpringvilleGriffins

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Pioneer................... L 0-35

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ Lackawanna....... L 0-12

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Dunkirk.............. L 7-32

Fri., Sept. 24....... East Aurora........... L 0-30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Alden..................L 0-34

Fri., Oct. 8...........Eden....................... L 7-28

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Olean......................6:30

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

The Spartans trailed14-6 at the half and lostto McKinley 34-14 last weekend...Starpoint is still able to make theClass A playoffs but will need to beatWilliamsville East this weekend andthen get help... TylerRobinson led theoffense as he ran 30times for 151 yardsand a TD... CoryRegnet ran 7 timesfor 38 yards and aTD, caught 3 passesfor 49 yards andcompleted 2 of 3passes for 35 yards... QB BrandenWehrmeyer completed 6 of 14 passesfor 68 yards... Matt Doyle led thedefense with 16 tackles, 9 primary...Jake Kenny made 16 tackles, one forlost yardage... Jake Wray made 6tackles and intercepted a pass...

StarpointSpartans

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Lockport.............. L 20-33

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Niag Wheat.....W 19-17

Sat., Sept. 18....... Sweet Home.........L 13-28

Sat., Sept. 25....... Grand Island....... L 21-28

Sat., Oct. 2...........Kenmore East.... W 41-16

Fri., Oct. 8............@ McKinley (AH)......7:00

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Wmsville East........2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Benz 23-119, Wolcott 15-105,Schweickert 9-88, Wells 11-60, Phinney ?-17

Receiving: Benz 5-55, Reimondo 4-20,Schweickert 1-29, Fallow 1-20.

Touchdowns: Benz, Schweickert.

Passing: Wolcott 12-27-130, Arcina 0-3-0.

Touchdown Passes: Wolcott.

Interceptions: Benz.

Fumbles: Hutchinson 2, Wolcott, Forshee,Giordano.

Rushing: Robinson 153-1149, Regnet 21-143,Kenny 9-28, Kopp 7-22, Schul 7-15, Doyle 2-9, Buchanan 3-3, Wehrmeyer 19-(-39).

Receiving: Regnet 13-187, Thurston 12-160,Doyle 7-52, Robinson 5-48, Kopp 3-14,Kenny 1-1, Scarpine 1-(-5).

Touchdowns: Robinson 10, Wehrmeyer 3,Regnet 3.

Passing: Wehrmeyer 41-80-376, Regnet 5-9-139.

Touchdown Passes: Wehrmeyer.

Interceptions: Robinson, Wray.

Fumbles: Doyle, Kopp, Wray, Knibbs.

Jason Forshee Jake Kenny Steve Stapleton

Team Reports

2010 Numbers


The Indians lost aclose decision as theylost to arch-rival West Seneca East 29-23 last weekend... Belal Ahmed had asolid day as he rushed 23 times for 86yards and a TD... Lamar Stevens car-ried 7 times for 25yards... QB BrandonHasfurter complet-ed 2 passes for 34yards and a TD...Matt Wheelockcaught 2 passes for34 yards and a TD...Nick Cavalieri wasin on 11 tackles, 4 primary hits, onefor lost yardage... Devin Reynoldswas in on 9 tackles and recovered afumble... Zach Runge made 3 tacklesand recorded a QB sack... WestSeneca West will close the regularseason with a home game againstClarence this weekend...

West Seneca WestIndians

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4........... @ Bennett (AH)......L 7-14

Fri., Sept. 10....... Frontier.................. L 7-21

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Orchard Park...... L 8-41

Fri., Sept. 24....... Lancaster............... L 0-45

Fri., Oct. 1........... @ Jamestown..........L 0-36

Fri., Oct. 8........... @ WSeneca East...L 23-29

Fri., Oct. 15.........Clarence.................... 7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Cavalieri 54-173, Stevens 44-169,Ahmed 27-104, McCormick 16-96, Harm 17-94, Reynolds 27-68, Hasfurter 14-60, Boyce11-52, Runge 1-0.

Receiving: Perna 12-103, Wheelock 7-71,Jones 4-35, Ahmed 3-30, Reynolds 1-14,Runge 3-13.

Touchdowns: Stevens 2, Harm, Wheelock,Ahmed, Cavalieri.

Passing: McCormick 15-38-144, Hasfurter 15-40-122.


Interceptions: Perna.

Fumbles: Ahmed.

Devin Reynolds

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

West Seneca East wontyhe Golden HelmetTrophy as they beat arch-rival WestSeneca West 29-23 last weekend...The Trojans trailed 9-7 at the half butscored twice in third quarter to takethe lead for good...Scott Ackerman ledthe offense as herushed for 95 yardsand 3 TDs on 17carries. Ackermanscored on runs of 10,1 and 12 yards...Andy Smigieracompleted 5 passes for 121 yards andalso rushed for a TD... AndrewJoksomovic caught 2 passes for 50yards... Jarmell Caldwell caught 2passes for 46 yards... Josh Beres ledthe defense as he finished with threesacks and 10 tackles... The Trojansplay at Williamsville South...

West Seneca EastTrojans

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Amherst..............L 6-25

Fri., Sept. 10....... Lafayette..............L 14-24

Fri., Sept. 17....... @ Lake Shore....... L 21-28

Fri., Sept. 24....... Iroquois................L 17-38

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Hamburg............. W 7-3

Fri., Oct. 8...........WSeneca West....W 29-23

Fri., Oct. 15.........Wmsville South.........7:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Ackerman 64-289, Page 41-154,Smigiera 50-87, Carbone 9-84, Guzda 5-22,Johnson 6-12, Michels 1-0, Joksimovic 1-0.

Receiving: Joksimovic 18-317, Guzda 9-103,Caldwell 5-90, Smigiera 2-76, Chavanne 2-65, Ackerman 2-23, Page 2-16.

Touchdowns: Ackerman 6, Joksomovic 2,Smigiera 2, Chavanne, Page, Carbone.

Passing: Smigiera 40-87-620, Guzda 5-13-100, Caldwell 1-1-7.

Touchdown Passes: Smigera 3, Guzda.

Interceptions: Michels, Smigiera, Chavanne,Carbone, Joksimovic.

Fumbles: Guzda 2, Kawalec, Carbone,Joksimovic.

Jarmell Caldwell

2010 Numbers

No Report.

TonawandaWarriors

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Alden..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 4......... Newfane..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 17....... Medina.......................7:30

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Albion.................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Maryvale....................7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Lew-Port................ 7:30

Fri., Oct. 15.........North Tonawanda.....6:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: None.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: None.



Fumbles: None.


Williamsville East led19-0 at the half and beatNiagara Wheatfield 34-8 last week-end... The Flames clinched a spot inthe Class A playoffs with the win...Kyle Evanetski led the offense as herushed for 94 yardsand 2 TDs on 10 car-ries... JordanBriceland ran for 80yards on 11 carries...QB Trent Millercompleted 8 of 17passes for 221 yardsand 2 TDs and alsoran for a TD... Mitch Wagner caught2 passes for 135 yards and 2 TDs andalso intercepted a pass on defense...Mike Wheeler led the defense as hemade 12 tackles... Todd Therrienmade 6 tackles, including a QB sack...Rick Recckio made 7 tackles... RyanWayne had 2 QB sacks...

Williamsville EastFlames

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... McKinley............W 20-16

Sat., Sep. 11.........Sweet Home...........L 0-54

Thur., Sept. 16..... vs Wmsv North.....L 10-14

Sat., Sept. 25....... Kenmore East.... W 27-13

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Grand Island... W 38-37

Sat., Oct 9............ @ Niag Wheat.......W 34-8

Sat., Oct. 16.........Starpoint....................2:00

Oct. 23/24............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 30/31............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Evanetski 81-552, Briceland 41-268,Miller 16-91, Williams 13-59, Schulenberg 8-19.

Receiving: KWistner 25-413, Wagner 7-240,White 5-66, RWistner 3-24, Briceland 2-13,Evanetski 1-10.

Touchdowns: KWistner 4, Wagner 3, Miller 2,Evanetski 2, Briceland.

Passing: Miller 45-91-779.

Touchdown Passes: Miller 8.

Interceptions: Wagner 6, White, Wistner.

Fumbles: Recckio.

Ryan Wayne


The Billies clinchedthe A South Division titlewhen they defeated Lafayette 29-12last weekend... Wiliamsville Southwill be the top-seed from A South andwill have two home games in theplayoffs... BuddyAmmerman led theground game as herushed for 54 yardson 15 carries... QBJoe Licata complet-ed 12 of 24 passesfor 225 yards and 3TDs... WR PhilStasiak had a huge day as he caught 8passes for 164 yards and 3 TDs.Stasiak also caught a 2-point PATpass... Alex Seward led the defensiveeffort with 11 tackles and 2 QBsacks... Luke Falzone made 8 tacklesand recorded 3 QB sacks... SamHasan made 11 tackles...

Williamsville SouthBillies

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Lake Shore.........W 50-14

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Grand Island... W 34-13

Thur., Sept. 16......@ Amherst.............W 45-8

Fri., Sept. 14....... Hamburg..............W 42-7

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Iroquois...........W 33-31

Fri., Oct. 8...........Lafayette............ W 29-12

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ WSeneca East........ 7:00

Oct. 22/23............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 29/30............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Ammerman 90-483, Lamar 8-71,Earl 21-68, Falzone 6-58, Hasan 5-48,Stumpf 4-26, Licata 14-25, Jacobbi 3-20,DiVita 4-8, Paglicci 3-7, Stasiak 1-(-2).

Receiving: OʼConnell 33-503, Stasiak 30-509,Jacobbi 12-147, Hasan 11-146, DiVita 10-93,Ammerman 9-149, Falzone 1-(-3).

Touchdowns: OʼConnell 9, Stasiak 7,Ammerman 4, Jacobbi 3, DiVita 3, Paglicci 2,Falzone, Lamar, Licata, Stumpf, Hasan,Jacobbi.

Passing: Licata 106-162-1506, Stasiak 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Licata 23.

Interceptions: Falzone, Stasiak, Stumpf,OʼConnell, Hasan.

Fumbles: Missana.

Alex Seward

Wilson led 20-0 after3 quarters and held onfor a 27-14 win over Newfane lastweekend... The win clinched the 2nd-seed in the C North Division and ahome game for the first round of theClass C playoffs...QB Joe Parrott hada huge night as hecompleted 12 of 25passes for 265 yardsand 4 TDs... JordanThilk caught 4 pass-es for 120 yards and3 TDs. Thilk alsomade 6 tackles and intercepted a passon defense... Cody Reimers caught 5passes for 132 yards and a TD...Brandon Konstanty led the groundgame with 59 yards... Pat Walchmade 6 tackles and intercepted apass... Cam Sidote made 14 solotackles, including 2 for lost yardage...

WilsonLakemen

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Grover Cleveland......7:00

Fri., Sep. 10......... @ Gowanda...........W 13-0

Fri., Sept. 17....... Cassadaga Valley...... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 24....... @ Roy-Hart...........W 14-0

Fri., Oct. 1...........Cleveland Hill......W 14-8

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Newfane..........W 27-14

Fri., Sept. 15........ @ Southwestern......... 7:30

Oct. 22/23............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 29/30............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Sidote 69-226, Konstanty 44-208,Reimers 4-23, Barrett 8-16, Walch 1-14,Parrott 17-4.

Receiving: Walch 19-383, Reimers 17-286,Thilk 10-270, Daunce 10-72, Sidote 2-17,Culverwell 1-12, Konstanty 1-6.

Touchdowns: Walch 4, Thilk 3, Reimers 3,Konstanty, Culverwell, Parrott.

Passing: Parrott 74-155-1323.

Touchdown Passes: Parrott 12.

Interceptions: Reimers 2, Parrott, Slango,Konstanty, Walch, Thilk.

Fumbles: Sidote, Barrett.

Jordan Thilk

Team Reports

D East Div All PF PA NextPortville...................... 6-0 6-0 178 30 vs RandolphRandolph................... 6-0 6-0 277 34 at PortvilleFrewsburg.................. 4-2 4-2 186 106 vs Catt-LVCattaraugus-LV.......... 3-3 3-3 131 96 at FrewsburgPine Valley................. 3-3 3-3 114 95 vs ForestvilleForestville.................. 1-5 1-5 58 199 at Pine ValleyEllicottville.................. 1-5 1-5 52 201 at FranklinvilleFranklinville................ 0-6 0-6 26 236 vs Ellicottville

D West Div All PF PA NextSilver Creek............... 6-0 6-0 240 19 vs PanamaMaple Grove.............. 5-1 5-1 134 39 vs WestfieldWestfield.................... 4-2 4-2 108 105 at Maple GroveChautauqua Lake...... 4-2 4-2 187 94 vs ShermanSherman.................... 3-3 3-3 65 133 at Chaut LakePanama..................... 1-4 1-4 80 133 at Silver CreekClymer....................... 1-5 1-5 79 213 OPENBrocton...................... 0-6 0-6 0 57

M Martin AA Div All PF PA NextSt. Francis................. 2-0 2-4 131 145 at St. Ignatius (O)Canisius..................... 1-1 4-2 247 131 vs Bish KearneySt. Joeʼs..................... 1-1 2-4 193 206 at OʼHaraTimon-St. Jude.......... 0-2 1-5 80 218 at Nichols

M Martin AA Div All PF PA NextCardinal OʼHara......... 3-0 5-1 204 108 vs St. JoeʼsSt. Maryʼs................... 1-1 4-1 136 82 vs McKinleyNichols....................... 1-2 2-3 93 115 vs TimonNiagara Catholic........ 0-2 0-3 16 118 vs Falconer


AA North Div All PF PA NextKenmore West…....... 4-1 5-1 180 97 vs RiversideRiverside.........…....... 3-2 3-3 123 85 at Kenmore WestLockport…………....... 3-2 4-2 150 77 vs Wmsv NorthWilliamsville North..... 3-2 4-2 168 141 at LockportNiagara Falls………... 2-3 2-4 71 125 at Hutch TechNorth Tonawanda...... 3-3 3-3 192 142 at TonawandaHutch Tech................. 0-5 0-6 35 262 vs Niagara Falls

AA South Div All PF PA NextClarence…………...... 5-0 6-0 234 73 at WSen WestOrchard Park….......... 4-1 5-1 216 89 at JamestownJamestown................ 3-2 4-2 119 55 vs Orchard ParkFrontier………............ 3-2 4-2 92 91 at BennettLancaster…............... 2-4 2-4 109 101 vs DepewBennett...................... 1-4 1-5 50 187 vs FrontierWest Seneca West.... 0-5 0-6 45 188 vs Clarence

A North Div All PF PA NextSweet Home...…....... 5-0 6-0 217 58 vs Niag WheatWilliamsville East...… 4-1 4-2 129 142 vs StarpointMcKinley..........…....... 4-2 4-2 182 139 at St. MaryʼsGrand Island..........… 2-3 2-4 144 170 at Kenmore EastStarpoint.................... 2-3 2-4 128 156 at Wmsv EastKenmore East…….... 1-4 1-5 77 189 vs Grand IslandNiagara Wheatfield.... 0-5 0-6 58 152 at Sweet Home

A South Div All PF PA NextWilliamsville South..... 5-0 6-0 233 85 at WSen EastAmherst..................... 4-1 5-1 152 114 at Lake ShoreIroquois...................... 3-2 3-3 137 141 vs HamburgLake Shore.........…… 2-3 2-4 94 165 vs AmherstLafayette.............…… 2-4 2-4 78 116 vs Grover CleveHamburg.........……… 1-4 1-5 90 145 at IroquoisWest Seneca East..... 1-4 2-4 84 141 vs Wmsv South

B North Div All PF PA NextAlden......................... 5-0 6-0 214 28 at MaryvaleMedina....................... 4-1 5-1 128 78 vs AlbionAlbion......................... 3-2 3-3 86 131 at MedinaLew-Port.................... 3-2 3-3 119 147 at NewfaneMaryvale.................... 2-3 2-4 120 151 vs AldenNewfane.................... 1-4 1-5 74 160 vs Lew-PortTonawanda................ 0-6 0-6 58 199 vs North Ton

B Central Div All PF PA NextDepew........................ 6-0 6-0 176 65 at LancasterBurgard...................... 4-1 4-2 148 61 vs CheektowagaCheektowaga............. 3-2 4-2 156 81 at BurgardEast............................ 3-2 4-2 119 95 at AkronSouth Park................. 1-4 1-5 67 185 vs JFKJFK............................ 1-4 1-5 64 163 at South ParkAkron......................... 0-5 0-6 54 153 vs East

B South Div All PF PA NextLackawanna.............. 5-0 6-0 173 53 vs EdenPioneer...................... 4-1 5-1 164 38 at East AuroraEden......................... 4-1 5-1 155 69 at LackawannaDunkirk....................... 3-3 3-3 107 145 at FredoniaEast Aurora................ 2-3 2-4 129 147 vs PioneerOlean......................... 0-5 0-6 63 194 vs SpringvilleSpringville.................. 0-5 0-6 14 171 at Olean

C North Div All PF PA NextGrover Cleveland......... 4-0 6-0 164 90 vs LafayetteWilson......................... 3-1 4-2 113 94 at SouthwesternCleveland Hill.............. 2-2 4-2 186 52 at SalamancaGowanda..................... 1-3 1-5 53 182 vs Alley-LimeRoy-Hart...................... 0-4 1-5 80 151 at Cass Valley

C South Div All PF PA NextSouthwestern.............. 5-0 6-0 235 59 vs WilsonFredonia...................... 4-1 5-1 219 70 vs DunkirkSalamanca.................. 3-2 4-2 106 131 vs Cleveland HillAllegany-Limestone..... 1-4 1-5 87 171 at GowandaFalconer....................... 1-4 1-5 66 229 at Niag CatholicCassadaga Valley........ 1-4 2-4 128 193 vs Roy-Hart

2010 League Standings

Photo by Mark Adair

Kenmore West WR Nick Hersey scored on a 53-yard ass play in the Blue Devils 40-14 win overarch-rival Kenmore East last weekend.


Player (Team) Att YardsKenny (Chaut Lake) 114 1043Robinson (Starpoint) 123 998Johnson (Medina) 78 779Bomasuto (Dunkirk) 115 766Mistretta (Southwestern) 77 750Timmis (Canisius) 80 738Benedict (Nichols) 110 685Anderson (Orchard Park) 89 660Lynch (St. Francis) 101 660Polk (Lockport) 100 653Haas (Salamanca) 91 644Burke (St. Maryʼs) 70 642ZWilliams (Silver Creek) 57 631Gelz (Clarence) 92 622Unverdorben (Portville) 74 613Bailey (Kenmore West) 70 603Asquith (Pioneer) 79 602Eman (Canisius) 36 560Spencer (Cleve Hill) 59 539Kloc (Iroquois) 87 531Clay (Maryvale) 91 528Fuentes (Olean) 108 525Fisher (Ellicottville) 87 504Jones (Burgard) 72 498Colvin (Amherst) 91 496Gilman (Lake Shore) 72 493DWhitsett (Grover Cleve) 63 492Pilger (Portville) 61 482Evanetski (Wmsv East) 71 458Radke (Lancaster) 52 452Smith (Lackawanna) 50 450

2010 Section 6 Leader Board

Player (Team) TDKenny (Chaut Lake)................. 16Unverdorben (Portville)............ 12Bailey (Kenmore West)............ 11ZWilliams (Silver Creek).......... 11Gelz (Clarence)........................ 10Anderson (Orchard Park)......... 10Mistretta (Southwestern).......... 10

Several Tied with 9.

Player (Team) Rec YardsKellner (Grand Island)........... 36 634OʼConnell (Wmsv South)....... 31 476Hall (St. Joeʼs)....................... 28 299Stasiak (Wmsv South)........... 22 345Wistner (Wmsv East).............21 354Greer (St. Joeʼs).................... 20 303Johnson (Orchard Park)........ 20 296Walch (Wilson).......................19 383Reimers (Wilson)................... 17 383CNettles (South Park)............17 312Fitzhenry (Clarence).............. 17 265Krecisz (Grand Island)...........17 197Joksimovic (WSen East)....... 16 267Daley (Lackawanna)..............15 234Wesolowski (Iroquois)............15 209Pytlak (Hamburg)...................15 128Lutz (Hamburg)......................14 173Oden (East High)...................14 106Russell (Canisius)..................13 272Austin (Southwestern)........... 13 244Larson (Panama)...................13 196Bailey (Kenmore West)..........13 189Cheatom (Lackawanna).........13 172Hicks (Orchard Park)............. 13 131Snyder (Albion)......................13 89TBuckley (Iroquois)................12 267Evans (Iroquois).................... 12 167Nesbitt (Albion)...................... 12 167Thurston (Starpoint)...............12 160Perna (WSeneca West).........12 103

RUSHING

RECEIVING

TOUCHDOWNSTOUCHDOWN PASSESPlayer (Team) TDLicata (Wmsv South)................20Stoldt (Alden)........................... 14Dzielski (Grand Island)............ 14Eman (Canisius)...................... 11Kelly (St. Joeʼs)......................... 9Rauh (Southwestern)................ 8Parrott (Wilson).......................... 8Fisher (Pioneer)......................... 8Ertel (Depew)............................ 7Smith (Fredonia)........................ 7Witkowski (Orchard Park).......... 7

PASSING YARDSPlayer (Team) YardsDzielski (Grand Island)........1,333Licata ( Wmsv South)..........1,281Parrott (Wilson)................... 1,058Kelly (St. Joeʼs)..................... 890Howie (South Park)............... 718Lauricella (Clarence)............. 718Eman (Canisius).................... 670

Player (Team) INTWagner (Wmsv East)................ 5Nwachukwu (Lockport)............. 4

Several Tied with 3.

INTERCEPTIONS

Player (Team) FRZBuckley (Fredonia)..................... 5Gibson (Forestville)...................... 3Phalen (East Aurora).................... 3Vial (Sweet Home......................... 3Artis (Amherst).............................. 3Tyra (Jamestown)......................... 3Yehl (Portville)............................... 3

FUMBLE RECOVERIESFIELD GOALSPlayer (Team) FG (Lg) Debbins (Lancaster)..................... 4 (32)Few (Lockport)............................. 3 (37)Tyra (Jamestown)........................ 3 (30)Quinn (JFK)................................. 3 (32)

Photo by Mark Adair

Sweet Home DE Mike Coleman (5) closes in on a sack of GrandIsland QB Tom Dzielski in the Panthers 34-6 win last weekend.

WEEK 1Friday, September 3rdAmherst 25, West Seneca East 6Niagara Falls 9, Riverside 2Kenmore West 30, North Tonawanda 22Hamburg 24, Lafayette 16Cheektowaga 36, South Park 8Cleveland Hill 42, Maryvale 12Bradford (Pa.) 47, Olean 0Frontier 13, Jamestown 0Orchard Park 27, Lancaster 10Williamsville South 50, Lake Shore 14Alden 41, Tonawanda 0Burgard 36, Akron 0Depew 25, East 6Lackawanna 44, East Aurora 20Pioneer 35, Springville 0Gowanda 35, Roy-Hart 12Grover Cleveland 40, Wilson 18Aquinas 48, St. Joeʼs 21Southwestern 41, Falconer 13Catt-Little Valley 48, Forestville 8Portville 41, Franklinville 8Frewsburg 52, Ellicottville 6Randolph 42, Pine Valley 14Westfield 13, Panama 12Chautauqua Lake 57, Brocton 0Silver Creek 33, Maple Grove 7Clarence 37, Iroquois 12St. Francis 23, Union Endicott 17Central Catholic (OH) 56, Timon 6

Saturday, September 4thAllegany-Limestone 30, Cass Valley 26Sherman 26, Clymer 20 (ot)Wmsville North 34, Hutch Tech 16Bennett 14, W. Seneca West 7Sweet Home 34, Kenmore East 7Grand Island 31, Niagara-Wheatfield 0Williamsville East 20, McKinley 16Albion 29, Newfane 0Eden 28, Dunkirk 6Lockport 33, Starpoint 20Nichols 8, JFK 7Canisius 40, Cardinal OʼHara 7Fredonia 33, Salamanca 0Medina 22, Lew-Port 12

WEEK 2Friday, September 10thFrontier 21, West Seneca West 7Jamestown 12, Lancaster 0Iroquois 21, Lake Shore 20Lafayette 24, West Seneca East 14Albion 21, Maryvale 7Alden 25, Medina 8Newfane 17, Tonawanda 14Cheektowaga 36, JFK 14Depew 12, Burgard 6South Park 18, Akron 8Lackawanna 12, Springville 0Dunkirk 33, Olean 26Wilson 13, Gowanda 0Southwestern 48, Salamanca 0Falconer 26, All.-Limestone 22Pine Valley 39, Franklinville 0Randolph 28, Cattaraugus/LV 7Portville 26, Frewsburg 7Silver Creek 48, Chautauqua Lake 6Westfield 42, Clymer 12Grover Cleveland 22, Nichols 14Pioneer 38, Hutch-Tech 7St. Mary's 34, Lew-Port 7Timon-St. Jude 32, V-Batavia 13

Saturday, September 11thLockport 21, N. Tonawanda 20 (OT)Niagara Falls 22, Kenmore West 7Riverside 22, Wmsv. North 18Clarence 37, Orchard Park 28Starpoint 19, Nia.-Wheatfield 17Sweet Home 54, Wmsv. East 0McKinley 40, Kenmore East 16Amherst 34, Hamburg 29Eden 30, East Aurora 16Cleveland Hill 42, Roy-Hart 6Fredonia 55, Cass. Valley 16Ellicottvile 22, Forestville 6Maple Grove 26, Panama 0Canisius 41, St. John Baptist 7Cardinal O'Hara 40, Xavier (NYC) 19East 14, Bennett 12 (2OT)Holy Trinity (L.I.) 21, St. Francis 19Msgr. Farrell (NYC) 21, St. Joe's 20Wmsv. South 34, Grand Island 13

WEEK 3Thursday, September 16thWilliamsville South 45, Amherst 8Wmsv North 14, Wmsv East 10

Friday, September 17thNorth Tonawanda 34, Niagara Falls 26Clarence 35, Lancaster 13Jamestown 41, Bennett 0Orchard Park 43, West Seneca West 8McKinley 36, Grand Island 29Iroquois 8, Lafayette 6Lake Shore 28, West Seneca East 21Alden 56, Lew-Port 7Medina 36, Tonawanda 0Depew 34, Akron 6Dunkirk 32, Springville 7Lackawanna 37, Olean 8Pioneer 20, Eden 0Catt-Little Valley 34, Ellicottville 24Frewsburg 46, Franklinville 6Randolph 57, Forestville 0Chautauqua Lake 34, Panama 12Canisius 54, Bishop Timon-St. Jude 7Cardinal O'Hara 51, Nichols 12Cheektowaga 32, Albion 7Cassadaga Valley 32, Wilson 27Frontier 28, Hamburg 0Fredonia 33, Gowanda 0Grover Cleveland 34, Allegany-Limestone 0Salamanca 30, Roy-Hart 20Southwestern 42, East Aurora 14

Saturday, September 18thKenmore West 14, Lockport 13Riverside 42, Hutch-Tech 0Kenmore East 13, Niagara-Wheatfield 7Sweet Home 28, Starpoint 13Maryvale 35, Newfane 13Burgard 28, South Park 6East 38, JFK 8Portville 19, Pine Valley 0Silver Creek 58, Clymer 6Westfield 13, Sherman 0V-Aquinas 26, St. Francis 11Cleveland Hill 44, Falconer 0St. Joe's 44, V-Bishop Kearney 0St. Mary's 21, V-Batavia 14

WEEK 4Friday, September 24thNorth Tonawanda 20, Riverside 13Lancaster 45, West Seneca West 0Orchard Park 30, Frontier 6McKinley 24, Niag-Wheatfield 19Williamsville South 42, Hamburg 7Iroquois 38, W.S. East 17Lew-Port 33, Maryvale 14Alden 31, Newfane 13Albion 38, Tonawanda 15East 14, Cheektowaga 8East Aurora 30, Springville 0Lackawanna 28, Dunkirk 7Wilson 14, Roy-Hart 0Southwestern 38, Alley-Lime 0Fredonia 45, Falconer 0Portville 22, Cattaraugus/LV 7Randolph 55, Franklinville 0Pine Valley 32, Ellicottville 0Frewsburg 41, Forestville 0Maple Grove 39, Clymer 0Chautauqua Lake 36, Westfield 0Nichols 40, Niagara Catholic 0Eden 48, Gowanda 6Medina 18, Akron 6Clarence 42, Bennett 6Kenmore West 54, Williamsville North 22Lockport 42, Hutch-Tech 0Grand Island 28, Starpoint 21Wmsv. East 27, Kenmore East 13Amherst 26, Lafayette 0Burgard 26, JFK 3Depew 46, South Park 15Pioneer 28, Olean 7Grover Cleveland 20, Cleveland Hill 16Salamanca 21, Cassadaga Valley 6Sherman 39, Panama 36 (2OT)Cardinal O'Hara 27, Timon-St. Jude 14St. Francis 49, St. Joe's 21Canisius 30, Cathedral Prep (Pa.) 20Jamestown 24, Niagara Falls 0St. Mary's 40, V-Kearney 14Sweet Home 26, Lake Shore 0

WEEK 5 Kenmore West 35, Hutch-Tech 6Lockport 24, Niagara Falls 0Jamestown 36, West Seneca West 0Lancaster 28, Bennett 12Lafayette 20, Lake Shore 14Williamsville South 33, Iroquois 31Lew-Port 27, Albion 14Maryvale 34, Tonawanda 22Medina 24, Newfane 17Depew 26, Cheektowaga 20 (OT)Dunkirk 23, East Aurora 21Lackawanna 26, Pioneer 18Wilson 14, Cleveland Hill 8Fredonia 33, Allegany-Limestone 27 (OT)Salamanca 41, Falconer 6Southwestern 39, Cassadaga Valley 12Cattaraugus/Little Valley 28, Franklinville 6Frewsburg 27, Pine Valley 21Portville 41, Forestville 8Randolph 48, Ellicottville 0Maple Grove 14, Chautauqua Lake 6Silver Creek 36, Sherman 0Alden 34, Springville 0Bishop Timon-St. Jude 28, South Park 14Orchard Park 33, Riverside 21

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WEEK 5 (Continued) Wmsv. North 46, North Tonawanda 25Clarence 41, Frontier 8Starpoint 41, Kenmore East 16Sweet Home 41, McKinley 32Williamsville East 38, Grand Island 37West Seneca East 7, Hamburg 3Burgard 36, East 14JFK 23, Akron 22Eden 21, Olean 14 (OT)Grover Cleveland 42, Gowanda 12Clymer 21, Panama 0Cardinal O'Hara 27, St. Mary's 7St. Joe's 50, Canisius 26Amherst 31, Niagara-Wheatfield 7Roy-Hart 36, Niagara Catholic 0Cardinal Mooney (Ohio) 42, St. Francis 0

WEEK 6Thursday, October 7th Cardinal OʼHara 42, Niagara Catholic 16

Friday, October 8th North Tonawanda 71, Hutch-Tech 6Riverside 23, Lockport 17 (OT)Clarence 42, Jamestown 6Frontier 16, Lancaster 13McKinley 34, Starpoint 14Amherst 28, Iroquois 27 (2OT)Lake Shore 28, Hamburg 27Williamsville South 29, Lafayette 12Alden 27, Albion 0Lew-Port 33, Tonawanda 7Medina 20, Maryvale 18Cheektowaga 24, Akron 12East Aurora 28, Olean 8Eden 28, Springville 7Pioneer 35, Dunkirk 6Grover Cleveland 30, Roy-Hart 6Salamanca 14, Allegany-Limestone 8Southwestern 27, Fredonia 20Pine Valley 8, Cattaraugus/Little Valley 7Forestville 20, Franklinville 6Randolph 47, Frewsburg 13Portville 29, Ellicottville 0Silver Creek 45, Westfield 0St. Francis 35, Bishop Timon-St. Jude 12Lackawanna 26, Burgard 16West Seneca East 29, West Seneca West 23

Saturday, October 9th Williamsville North 34, Niagara Falls 14Orchard Park 55, Bennett 6Sweet Home 34, Grand Island 6Williamsville East 34, Niagara-Wheatfield 8Depew 33, JFK 9East 39, South Park 6Cleveland Hill 34, Gowanda 0Cassadaga Valley 36, Falconer 21Chautauqua Lake 48, Clymer 20Maple Grove 28, Sherman 0St. Mary's/Lanc. 34, Nichols 20V-Aquinas 40, Canisius 16Cleveland Heights 61, St. Joe's 37Kenmore West 40, Kenmore East 12Wilson 27, Newfane 14

WEEK 7Friday, October 15th North Tonawanda at Tonawanda, 6:00Niagara Falls @ Hutch-Tech (All High), 7:00Clarence at West Seneca West, 7:00Orchard Park at Jamestown, 7:00Amherst at Lake Shore, 7:00Hamburg at Iroquois 7:00Wmsville South at West Seneca East, 7:00Alden at Maryvale, 7:00JFK @ South Park (Riverside), 7:00Albion at Medina, 7:30East at Akron, 7:30Pioneer at East Aurora, 7:30Eden at Lackawanna, 7:30Ellicottville at Franklinville, 7:30Forestville at Pine Valley, 7:30Cattaraugus-Little Valley at Frewsburg, 7:30Randolph at Portville, 7:30Panama at Silver Creek, 7:30Clymer at Brocton, 7:30Westfield at Maple Grove, 7:30Sherman at Chautauqua Lake, 7:30Allegany-Limestone at Gowanda, 7:30Cleveland Hill at Salamanca, 7:30Depew at Lancaster, 7:30Dunkirk at Fredonia, 7:30Wilson at Southwestern, 7:30

Saturday, October 16th Grover vs. Lafayette @ All High, 10 a.m.Bishop Timon @ Nichols, 1:00Roy-Hart at Cassadaga Valley, 1:30Riverside at Kenmore West, 2:00Williamsville North at Lockport, 2:00Frontier @ Bennett (All High), 2:00Grand Island at Kenmore East, 2:00Niagara-Wheatfield at Sweet Home, 2:00Starpoint at Williamsville East, 2:00Lew-Port at Newfane, 2:00Cheektowaga @ Burgard (Riverside), 2:00Falconer at Niagara Catholic, 2:00McKinley at St. Mary's, 2:00Bishop Kearney (5) @ Canisius, 2:00St. Joeʼs @ Cardinal OʼHara, 2:00Springville at Olean, 6:30St. Francis @ St. Ignatius (OH), 7:00

WEEK 8FRIDAY OCTOBER 22ndSection VI Playoffs TBASt. Joeʼs @ Stuebenville (OH), 7:00St. Maryʼs @ Bishop Timon, 7:00

Saturday, October 23rdSection VI Playoffs TBACanisius @ Walsh Jesuit (OH), 2:00St. Francis @ Cardinal OʼHara, 2:00Nichols @ Niagara Catholic, 2:00

WEEK 9Friday, October 29thSection VI Semifinals TBASt. Joeʼs @ Bishop Timon, 7:00Cardinal OʼHara @ Stubenville (OH), 7:00

Saturday, October 30thSection VI Semifinals TBA

St. Francis @ Canisius, 2:00

WEEK 10Friday, November 6th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Playoffs, TBASection VI Championships, TBA

Saturday, November 7th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Playoffs, TBASection VI Championships, TBA

WEEK 11Thursday, November 12th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Championships, TBA

Friday, November 13thNYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA

Saturday, November 14thNYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA

WEEK 12Friday, November 20thNYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA

Saturday, November 21stNYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA

WEEK 13Friday, November 27th @ Carrier DomeNYS Championships, TBA

Saturday, November 28th @ Carrier DomeNYS Championships, TBA

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