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S E C T I O N 6UpstateFootballW E E K L YQuakers’GreatEightAustin Goltz hasbig night for OPin AA title gameNovember 8, 2012 Issue No. 71 56 PagesINSIDE:Cleve Hilledges Fredoniain Class CRandolph RunsPast MG inClass D GameEagles Soar withMightyMouseThe smallest player in WNY has a giant game tolead Ellicottville to the Section 6 Class DD titleSweet Homewins 6thStraight TitlePLUS:State RecordsTeam ReportsNYS RankingsSchedulesALSO:Sideline ChatterExtra PointSection 6 Standings

This Week’s Lineup:8Eddy Leads DefenseThe Orchard Park defense dominated inthe Quakers 35-20 win over Jamestownlast weekend at Ralph Wilson Stadium.Senior Connor Eddy made a team-high 9tackles in the title game, 5 of them solo.10Senior Leads PanthersSweet Home senior Khalil Humphreyran for 126 yards and 2 TDs on 13 carriesas he led the Panthers to a 28-7 winover West Seneca East in the Class AAchampionship game last week.ContentsNOVEMBER 8, 20124 ... WNY Notebook5 ... Players of the Week7 ... League Look-Ins13 ... 2010 Notebook16 ... Team Reports40 ... Standings41 ... Leader Board42 ... Around The State44 ... Campus News47 ... Extra PointFootballUpstateW E E K L YPublisherAdair PublishingEditor-In-ChiefMark E. Adair11 Alden Wins B TitleAlden powered it’s way to a 28-0 leadat the half and beat Springville 42-7 inthe Class B championship game. It wasthe 3rd straight Section 6 title for theBulldogs.16 Randolph Runs in DRandolph used a patient running attackand a ferocious defense to beat MapleGrove 21-0 in the Class D championshipgame at Ralph Wilson Stadiumlast week.Business ManagerCatherine M. RutkowskiStatisticianPaul HutzlerPhotographyJerome Davis, Tim FrankThe Upstate Football Weekly is publishedevery Thursday throughout the high schoolfootball season (August-November) byAdair Publishing. Contents copyright ©2011by Adair Publishing. All rights reserved.This volume may not be reproduced inwhole or in part in any form without theprior written consent of the publisher.Address editorial and advertising correspondenceto:Upstate Football Weekly,nyfootballwriter@roadrunner.comTo advertise in the Upstate FootballWeekly or for information regarding ad ratesand sizes call (716) 433-8393.Football Weekly86 Park Lane CircleLockport, N.Y. 14094(716) 433-8393nyfootballwriter@roadrunner.com

Faller Honored After Title WinSweet Home coach John Faller was named the Coachof the Week after his Panthers won the Class A championshipwith a 28-7 win over West Seneca East in theSection 6 championship game.It was the 6th consecutive year that Sweet Home haswon the Class A championship and it was the Panthers60th straight win over WNY opponents.Many area fans were anticipating a closer gamebetween the two undefeated teams but Sweet Homedominated the ground game and the field position fromthe start.Kahlil Humphrey rushed for 126 yards and 2 TDs,including a 34-yardscoring burst thatgave Sweet Homea 6-0 lead.“We were ableto run the ball,”Faller said. “Wehad a nice mix ofrun and pass onoffense.”In the secondquarter, withSweet Home holdingan 8-0 lead,West Seneca Eastpunter AndySmigiera droppeda punt that wasdowned on thePanthers 1-yardline.Sweet Homewent into the “BigBird” formation andbegan to run thedouble-wingoffense.“We always use the double-wing when we need asolid running game,” Faller said. “It’s a good offense butit’s a safe offense. It makes the other team do thingsdefensively that maybe they aren’t used to.”Sweet Home executed a punishing drive, as they traveled99 yards for a TD.“It got us out of our own end zone,” Faller said.“Running that offense well really builds our confidencewhen we can move the ball. We went to spread for acouple of plays after we got out of our own goal line. Wepick and choose our times as to win to use it.”Sweet Home actually switched to their Spread offensefor two plays in the middle of the drive before switchingback into the Big Bird.The Panthers capped the drive when Mike Torrillo hitCarter Mann with a 7-yard TD pass for a 15-0 lead.Buffalo Bills Coach of the Week3“Any time you can go 99 yards, it’s pretty amazing,”Faller said. “That was a great accomplishment by ourkids. It was a statement as to what our capability was andI think it also sent a message to West Seneca East.”The drive totally deflated West Seneca East and themomentum totally shifted the Panthers way. Sweet Homeled 21-0 at the half.Faller acknowledged that most area fans were rootingagainst the Panthers.“I don’t know if people thought the streak would end orif they just wanted it to end,” he said. “We still have abullseye on our back. We are still a big mark for someoneto get if they can.”Faller said hewas proud of thisyear’s teambecause they wonanother titledespite not havinga bona fide star onthe roster.“They are differentfrom pastteams,” Fallersaid. “Every teamis different. Wedon’t have aPlayer of the Yeartype kid this year.We have talentedplayers but thisgroup works hardfor everything theyPhoto by Buffalo BillsSweet Home coach John Faller was named the Coach of the Week bythe Buffalo Bills and the U.S. National Guard after his Panthers won theClass A championship with a 28-7 win over West Seneca East.get.”The Panthersstill run the sameoffense but theyare quicker tochange.“There are changes every year,” Faller said. “We adaptto the kids we have each year. Maybe that’s why we keepwinning.”Faller said that he was especially pleased that thisyear’s group of players was able to continue the amazingrun of championships.“This is a pretty good group to work with,” he said.“These kids get along and play well together. That hasgone a long ways for us.”Faller also said that his staff of assistants are animportant part of the Panthers program.“They give the award to me but we work together andit’s everybody’s award. Mike Faulks (line coach), MikeTorrillo (defensive assistant coach) and James Bialasik(defensive assistant coach) are there everyday helping tomake the kids better.”

Western New York2012N O T E B O O KBrown Leads TimonPhoto by Mark AdairTimon senior Jackson Brown leadsthe Tigers in tackles. He scored 2TDs in Timon’s win over St. Joe’s.By Mark AdairBishop Timon fell behind 7-0 on the first play from scrimmagebut rebounded to beat St. Joe’s 27-10 in the Msgr. MartinAssociation semifinals at Ralph Wilson Stadium last night.St. Joe’s senior Ilo Noble broke around the left end and raced61 yards for a TD on the first play of the game to give St. Joe’s a7-0 lead but Timon struck back on its next possession.With an emphatic drive down the field, Timon used a punishingrunning attack to tie the game. Jackson Brown scored the firstof his 2 TDs on a 1-yard run.On St. Joe’s nest possession,Adam DiMillointercepted a pass andreturned it 35 yards for aTD and a 14-7 lead.After recovering a fumble,Timon drove down foranother score. Brownbulled his way into theend zone from 3 yardsaway and a 21-7 lead.“He’s a pretty ruggedkid,” Timon coach CharlieComerford said. “He’s anold-time football player.He doesn’t come off thefield and yet he plays thetwo must physical positionsin football.”Brown, a senior, startsat FB and LB as well asholding for PAT kicks andfield goals.Brown (5-10, 210) is a physical player.“He’s very well put together,” Comerford said. “As a fullback,he blocks all game and then turns around and makes 15 tackles agame as a linebacker.”Entering the semifinal game with St. Joe’s, Brown led theTigers with 99 tackles in 9 games.He also plays lacrosse for Timon.“He’s probably the best goalie in Western New York,”Comerford said. “He’s already signed with Hobart to playDivision I lacrosse and I think he could certainly play football forthem, too. I think he would like to give it a try.”Brown maintains an academic average well into the 90s.“Academically, he’s one of the best here at Timon,”Comerford said. “He’s kind of a quiet guy but he’s the center ofeverything. The guys all flock to him and he has a great personality.Younger guys all look up to him and he’s one of the leaderson the team and in the school.”For the promotion of amateur football in WNY!2012-2013 ActivitiesLBOTDEThe WNY Amateur Football Alliancesponsors the following programs:Senior College NightA College Recruiter Night in Decemberwhich gives High School Seniors theopportunity to meet with many of thecollege recruiters from throughout theNorth-East.Junior CombineA Junior Class Combine in May whichgives High School Juniors an opportunityto demonstrate their abilities toCollege recruiters while participating infootball skill drills.Youth Coaching AcademyA Coaching Academy in March to trainvolunteer youth Coaches the propertechnique to teach the game of footballto young players.Scholar-Athlete Award DinnerA Scholar-Athlete Awards Banquet inDecember to Honor High School andCollege Students for their accomplishmentsboth on the football field and inthe classroom.High School All-Star GameThe Alliance will support amateurfootball activities such as the AnnualLions/Ad Pro Sports High SchoolFootball All-Star Classic.WNY Amateur Football Alliance3772 Dartmouth St.Hamburg, N.Y. 14075contact@wnyyouthfootball.orgOGHBFSQBCDTLBFBOGDTOTSSDETELBWRCB4

SECTION VI PLAY-OFFSCLASS AALockport 42, Clarence 35 otOrchard Park 49, Kenmore West 33Jamestown 60, Hutch Tech 22Frontier 21, Niagara Falls 7SemifinalsOrchard Park 33, Lockport 16Jamestown 42, Frontier 14ChampionshipOrchard Park 35, Jamestown 20CLASS ASweet Home 46, Williamsville East 6Grand Island 27, Iroquois 20West Seneca East 36, Starpoint 35Williamsville South 35, McKinley 14SemifinalsSweet Home 13, Grand Island 0West Seneca East 37, Williamsville South 12ChampionshipSweet Home 28, West Seneca East 7CLASS BAlden 35, Pioneer 13Depew 34, Burgard 20Cheektowaga 24, Lew-Port 6Springville 12, Eden 6SemifinalsAlden 28, Depew 21Springville 22, Cheektowaga 14ChampionshipAlden 42, Springville 7CLASS CJFK 27, Cassadaga Valley 0Fredonia 7, Allegany-Limestone 6Cleve Hill 28, Salamanca 21Wilson 27, Westfield 8SemifinalsCleve Hill 42, Wilson 7Fredonia 21, JFK 0ChampionshipCleve Hill 22, Fredonia 20CLASS DMaple Grove 31, IPrep 0Portville 39, Chautauqua Lake 28Randolph 44, Cattaraugus-LV 14Silver Creek 33, Frewsburg 8SemifinalsMaple Grove 36, Portville 15Randolph 35, Silver Creek 14ChampionshipRandolph 21, Maple Grove 0Ellicottville 42, Panama 8Clymer 19, Sherman 13ChampionshipEllicottville 34, Clymer 16CLASS DDCHUCK FUNKE MEMORIAL CLASSIC GAMESChampionship GamesClass AA:West Seneca West 23, Riverside 6Players of the WeekGood Luck to:Orchard ParkSweet HomeAldenCleve HillRandolphIn the Far West Regionals this weekend!!Listen to Inside High School SportsSaturday at 10:00 AM on WGR 550!Class A:Kenmore East 21, Wmsv North 6Class B:Medina 38, East High 24Class C:Akron 38, Southwestern 7Class DD:Franklinville 20, Pine Valley 614 Michael Road • West Seneca, NY 14224(716) 677-4393www.myplayerssports.com5

Orchard Park’s ‘Great 8’By Mark AdairAustin Goltz had a huge night as he helped OrchardPark to a 35-20 win over Jamestown in the Class AAchampionship game.“He played great,” Tundo said. “Austin had a fantasticgame.”Goltz caught 4 passes for 57 yards and a pair of TDs.He also intercepted a pass -and had another interceptionwiped out by a questionableinterference call.“Austin is very dynamic,”coach Gene Tundo said. “Hecan do a lot of things. He hasgreat hands. He’s quick andhe’s strong.”Goltz is one of the fewplayers at Orchard Park tohave started on both offenseand defense, as he starts atWR and DB.“We haven’t had too manykids who have done that,”Tundo said. “He’s a greatreceiver and he can carry theball, which he does sometimes.”Goltz is also important tothe offense when he doesn’thave the ball.“He also does a lot ofblocking for our runningbacks,” Tundo said. “In someof our schemes, he’s the leadblocker.”Goltz is also versatile ondefense.“We have him at cornerback,”Tundo said, “He playsin Man coverage or zone coverage.He could play linebackeror safety, too. He’s very unique. He does whateverwe need him to.”He started last season and helped the Quakers wintheir second state championship.“He made several great plays in the semifinal gameagainst Binghamton,” Tundo said, “and he played very wellin State championship game.”Against Jamestown, Goltz opened the scoring in thesecond quarter when he caught a 28-yard TD pass fromBen Holmes. He gave Orchard Park a 21-14 lead when hecaught an 11-yard TD pass.“Both scores where check offs,” Tundo said. “Ben threwit up and Austin made a great adjustment. Austin re-directedand a made a great play.”Goltz intercepted a pass in the second quarter to end aJamestown drive. He also intercepted a pass in the endzone in the fourth quarter but he was called for interferenceon the play.“It was not a penalty,” Tundo said. “He made a great,great play on the ball.”Goltz is one of the Quakers more athletic players.“He is one of the best basketball players at OrchardPark,” Tundo said. “He’s a team captain and the best playeron the lacrosse team.”Goltz usually plays attackon the lacrosse team but, lastspring, showed his versatilityin that sport, too.“In Section 6 title gameagainst Clarence, we movedhim to midfield,” Tundo said.“We needed someone whohad speed and his ability.Even though he was out ofposition, he had an amazinggame. He is that kind of anathlete. You don’t get a kid likethat over the course of yourcareer. You don’t get manykids who are good at threesports.”Goltz is also a solid student,maintaining an academicaverage on the 90s.“To be a 3-sport athlete andhave the grades that he does,”Tundo said, “He really has itall together.”Goltz will attend Princetonnext fall on a lacrosse scholarship.Photo by Mark AdairOrchard Park’s Austin Goltz caught 2 TD passesand intercepted a pass in the Quakers 35-20 winover Jamestown in the Class AA title game.5He says that“We had a better talent lastyear,” Goltz said. “We hadthree linemen above 300pounds. This year, it’s not anyone guy. We have heart andsoul. Even if we are down, we get right back in the saddleand keep playing hard.”Goltz also had a new experience this season... losing.When Jamestown beat Orchard Park 35-28 earlier thisseason, it was the first football game he did not walk offthe field as a winner.“For the kids in my grade, that was our first time losinga football game since the seventh grade,” he said. “Thebus ride home was pretty quiet. Everyone knew we had aresponsibility and we didn’t fulfill that.”He said that the entire team dedicated itself to neverlosing another game.“The next day at practice everyone worked harder thanI have ever seen them work,” he said. “Losing was notgoing to become a routine. We don’t lose football gamesat Orchard Park.”

AAN o r t hOrchardN O T E B O O KOrchard Parkvs.AquinasSaturday, 6:00 pm atAll-High Stadiumin BuffaloNorthAADiv AllLockport…………........... 4-0 5-2Niagara Falls………....... 3-1 3-4Kenmore West…............ 2-2 3-4Hutch Tech..................... 1-3 1-6Riverside.........…............ 0-4 0-7Saturday, November 10thAquinas @ Orchard Park, 6:00At A GlanceOP Runs Over JamestownPark beat Jamestown 35-20 towin the Class AA title last weekend.It was the 12th Section title for theQuakers under head coach Gene Tundo,who started coaching at OP in 1994.But it didn’tcome easy. TheQuakers were tied7-7 at the half.“I felt reallygood about wherewe were,” Tundosaid. “in our firstfour possessions wehad driven down tothe 20 and the 12yards line. We weremoving the ball.We just weren’t finishingour drives.”Jamestown tooka 14-7 lead in thethird quarter a 65-yard pass play.“We grabbedour defense anddiscussed a fewthings that we hadto get better at,”Tundo said. “Theirquarterback was getting too much timeand we needed more pressure on him.”The Quakers defense stepped up anddid not allow another point. The only timeJamestown scored again was on a fumblereturn with 5 minutes left in the game.Orchard Park RB Mitchell Wilson hada huge day as he rushed for 276 yards and2 TDs. He broke away for an 80-yard TDrun early in the 4th quarter.Jett Modkins added 104 yards rushingas the Quakers rolled up 476 yards on theground.“I felt we werebigger thanJamestown was,”Tundo said. “I didn’tthink they couldmatch our size sowe decided we weregoing to run theball. And our offensiveline playedwell. Our wholeoffensive line wasjust tremendous.”Orchard Parkwill now playSection 5 championAquinas at All-HighStadium in the FarWest Regionals.Area fans havePhoto by Tim FrankOrchard Park senior Jett Modkins.been clamoring forOrchard Park toplay one of the largeCatholic Schoolteams for years. Aquinas won severalNYS titles in Class A before being movedup to Class AA this season.“I’m excited to be where we are,”Tundo said. “We’ll battle against them.They’re a great team but I like our team.We’re pretty good, too.”ATHLETIC RECRUITMENT DVDSShowcase Your SkillsPromote Your PlayScore ScholarshipsCOLLEGES ARE LOOKING FOR YOU!7www.gametimeproductions.com(716) 479-3008

AAN O T E B O O KS o u t hOrchard Parkvs.AquinasSaturday, 6:00 pm atAll-High Stadiumin BuffaloSouthAAAt A GlanceDiv AllJamestown......…............ 4-1 6-1Orchard Park….............. 4-1 6-1Frontier........................... 3-2 5-2Clarence.......………....... 2-3 4-3West Seneca West......... 2-3 2-5Lancaster.........…........... 0-5 1-6Saturday, November 10thAquinas @ Orchard Park, 6:00Eddy Leads Dominating ‘D’Good Luck to all WNY Football Programs!The Orchard Park defense dominatedin the Quakers 35-20 win over Jamestownlast weekend at Ralph Wilson Stadium.Orchard Park held the Red Raiders tojust 103 yards rushing while the Quakersrolled up 476 yardson the ground.“We haven’tplayed great ondefense this year,”Orchard Parkcoach Gene Tundosaid. “Our offensehas scored a lot ofpoints, but defensivelywe haven’tplayed great.”Tundo says thedefense finallystepped forward inthe team’s semifinalwin overLockport twoweeks ago.“Our defensehas gotten better inthe last 2 games,”he said. “In thesecond half of thegame against Lockport and againstJamestown, our kids played great defense.We did a great job of stopping the run thelast game and a half. Whenever you cando that you force the offense into toughsituations. We stiffened up and startedplaying better run defense and that transferredover to whole unit.”One reason that the Quakers’ defensehas started to shine is the play of the LBs.Senior Connor Eddy made a team-high9 tackles in the title game, 5 of them solo.“He has donean incredible job,”Tundo said. “As ourdefense has gottenbetter, Connor hastightened up.”Eddy plays acrucial role atInside LB.“He makes a lotof the calls for us,”Tundo said. “He’llcheck into and outof different thingsbased on the otherteams formation.He has really donewell with that.”Eddy also playsdefense on thePhoto by Mark AdairOrchard Park senior Connor Eddy.Orchard Parklacrosse team forTundo.“He’s a goodperson and a great teammate,” Tundosaid. “He really cares about his teammatesa lot and gives you his best every game.”Tundo says that Eddy is a team leader.“He’s one of the guys that everyonelooks to lead us,” he said. “He is the kindof guy you can count on.”8Join us in 2013 2011 for ourLinemen campsandTeam CampsCheck out our complete camp listings at:bethebestfootballcamp.com

AN O T E B O O KN o r t hSweet Homevs.EastridgeFriday, 8:00 pm atAll-High Stadiumin BuffaloAN orthAt A GlanceDiv AllSweet Home………….... 6-0 7-0McKinley…..................... 5-1 5-2Grand Island.................. 5-1 6-1Starpoint......................... 3-3 3-4Williamsville North.…..... 2-4 2-5Kenmore East................ 1-5 1-6North Tonawanda…....... 1-5 2-5Niagara Wheatfield......... 0-6 0-7Friday, November 9thEastridge @ Sweet Home, 8:00Sweet Home wins 6th StraightSweet Home beat West Seneca East28-7 in the Class A championship game atRalph Wilson Stadium last week.It was the 6th straight Class A championshipfor Sweet Home and it was also thePanthers’ 60thstraight win overWNY opponents.“I think thatshows where ourprogram is,” SweetHome coach JohnFaller said. “Itshows the type ofkids we have andthe type of coacheswe have.”In the secondquarter, with SweetHome holding an8-0 lead, WestSeneca East punterAndy Smigieradropped a punt thatwas downed on thePanthers 1-yardline.Sweet Homewent into the “BigBird” formationand began to run the double-wingoffense. The Panthers fashioned a punishing99-yard drive for a TD and a 15-0lead at the half. QB Michael Torrillocapped the drive when he hit CarterMann with a 7-yard scoring pass.“It was just a great show of executionand what we can do,” Faller said. “It madea big statement that we could go that farand make it a two-score game.”Torrillo completed 14 of 22 passes for208 yards and a TD.“He’s been goodthis year,” Fallersaid. “He doesn’tget as much noticeas some other quarterbacksin the areabut he’s had a verygood year.”The Panthers’defense also puttogether a dominatingperformance asthey held WestSeneca East to just99 yards rushingand 170 yards oftotal offense. BradZaffram intercepteda pass.“We took awaythe big play andPhoto by Mark AdairSweet Home senior Michael Torrillo.made them work foreverything theygot,” Faller said.“We have goodspeed on our defense. We’ve got speed upfront and there aren’t too many LBs likeBrad Zaffram who can stay with aTESweet Home will now play Eastridgein the Far West Regionals.“They are very big upfront,” Fallersaid. “They are 10-0 for a reason.”IMAG NESPORTSIn your imagination......you NEVER miss!Positive Self AwarenessPositive Self EsteemPositive Self ControlPositive Self-MotivationPositive Self-ExpectancyPositive Self-ImagePositive Self-DirectionPositive Self-DisciplinePositive Self-DimensionPositive Self-ProjectionDREAM IT. BELIEVE IT. ACHIEVE IT.“Do you think or do you react?”-Jeff Reed, Performance Coach - Motive8 Inc.Coach Steve SullivanBreakthrough Performance Coach(716) 810-46609www.imagynesports.comcoachsteve@imagynesports.com

AN O T E B O O KS o u t hSweet Homevs.EastridgeFriday, 8:00 pm atAll-High Stadiumin BuffaloAS outhAt A GlanceDiv AllWest Seneca East......... 6-0 7-0Iroquois..…..................... 5-1 6-1Williamsville South......... 4-2 4-3Williamsville East........... 3-3 4-3South Park..................... 3-3 3-4Hamburg................…..... 2-4 2-5Bennett................…....... 1-5 1-6Lake Shore..................... 0-6 0-7Friday, November 9thEastridge @ Sweet Home, 8:00Senior Leads PanthersSweet Home senior Khalil Humphreyran for 126 yards and 2 TDs on 13 carriesas he led the Panthers to a 28-7 win overWest Seneca East in the Class AA championshipgame last week.Humphrey alsocaught 2 passes for55 yards.“He gave us 181yards of offense,”Sweet Home coachJohn Faller said.“That’s a prettygood night.”Humphrey (5-8,160) is not a hugerunning back.“He’s not a bigkid,” Faller said,“but he’s a toughlittle runner with abig burst of speed.He’s aggressive andhis speed helps.”Humphrey wasa back-up to JuwanDouglas in 2011and was slated tostart this season.However, those plans were derailedwhen he was injured in the second gameof the season.“He got injured against Kenmore Westand missed a few games,” Faller said.“He twisted his knee and got a strainedknee ligament,”Sweet Home senior Kahlil Humphrey.Humphrey worked hard to return tothe field but had some setbacks before hecould play.“We knew it wasn’t a tear or anything,”Faller said. “It was just a matter ofhow long it took toheal. He workedvery hard in his rehaband he got a littlestronger in practiceeach day. Wethought he wouldplay againstMcKinley but hewasn’t quite ready.”Humphrey finallyreached fullstrengthfor thePanthers’ playoffgame againstWilliamsville East.“He’s a hardworkingplayer whotakes everything seriously,”Faller said.“It gave us a boost toPhoto by Walter Stanley get him back.”Humphrey hasbeen clocked at 4.6in the 40-yard dash and also playslacrosse at Sweet Home.“He had tears in his eyes after thegame,” Faller said. “That’s how much itmeant to him. Not only to win but for himto have him have a great game and contributelike he did.”.Play With The BIG Dogs!THE PREMIER PLACE FOR PROFESSIONALVIDEO HIGHLIGHT FILMS AND PLAYER WEBSITES!We Create your Highlight Video & Player Website -READY for email to college coaches!www.wowentertainmentonline.comWebsites Include: Player stats, videos (full game and highlights),Academic Info, Acheivements, Newspaper articles, contact info and more.Videos Include: Player info, stats, videos, highlights,awards and acheivements, contact info, music and more.(716) 628-337810

BN O T E B O O KE a s tAldenvs.East RochesterSaturday, 3:00 pm atAll-High Stadiumin BuffaloBE astAt A GlanceDiv AllAlden.....…...................... 6-0 7-0Depew..................…....... 5-1 6-1Medina............................ 3-3 3-4Barker-Roy-Hart..............3-3 4-3East High.......………...... 2-4 2-5Albion.....................…..... 1-5 1-6Newfane......................... 0-6 0-7Friday, November 10thEast Rochester @ Alden, 3:00Alden Wins 3rd StraightAlden powered it’s way to a 28-0 leadat the half and beat Springville 42-7 in theClass B championship game.It was the 3rd straight Section 6 titlefor the Bulldogs.“That speaks foritself,” Alden coachDick Diminucosaid. “The onlything you can sayis what a greataccomplishmentthe kids have donewith their hardwork. It’s beendone with differentkids but for thekids and the coaches,it’s pretty special.”In the 1st quarter,Alden took thelead when CoreyBarczykowski ran26 yards for a TD.QB Brian Stoldtthen hit AlexDarrow with a 9-yard TD pass.“We got out to an early 14-0 lead,”Diminuco said. “Springville is a ball controlteam. Once you get down a couple ofscores, that changes what they are tryingto do.”Barczykowski finished the day with175 yards rushing.“He has certainly proven that he is oneof the top players in Western New York,”Diminuco said. “If he’s not the top player.The last two years, he has shown that hecomes to play.”Barczykowskialso starts at FS forthe Bulldogs.“He’s like a LB,”Diminuco said. “Hecomes up and playsthe run great. If wehave to. we canmove him to CBand he’ll cover theother teams bestreceiver.”Stoldt completed7 of 14 passes for93 yards and alsoran for 2 TDs.“Brian is a prettyserious kid,”Diminuco said.“He’s almost likePhoto by Tim FrankAlden junior QB Brian Stoldt.an adult. He leadsthe team and does agreat job of it.”Alden will nowplay East Rochester in the Far WestRegionals at 3:00 pm Saturday at All-High Stadium.“They are a good football team,”Diminuco said. “They are well-coached.You don’t get this far without being agood team.”Kickers Punters SnappersHigh School College Professional• Team Consultations• Private & Group Lessons• Clinics & Workshops(716) 560-7188www.specialteamsacademy.comcoachwatts52@gmail.comSerious AthletesdemandSerious Training!11

BN O T E B O O KW e s tAldenvs.East RochesterSaturday, 3:00 pm atAll-High Stadiumin BuffaloBW estAt A GlanceDiv AllCheektowaga.................. 6-0 7-0Burgard........................... 5-1 6-1Lew-Port...........……....... 4-2 5-2Maryvale......................... 3-3 3-4Lackawanna................... 1-5 2-5Amherst.......................... 1-5 1-6Tonawanda..................... 1-5 1-6Friday, November 10thEast Rochester @ Alden, 3:00Shields Makes Big PlaysAlden beat Springville 42-7 to win theprograms third consecutive Class B championshiplast weekend.“That’s just a great accomplishmentfor these kids,” coach Dick Diminucosaid. “That’s agreat accomplishmentfor the kidsand the coaches.”Senior WR MattShields had a bigday as he caught 5passes for 85 yards.Shields caught a45-yard scoringstrike to give Aldena 21-0 lead in thesecond quarter.“That was ahuge play at thatpoint in the game,”Diminuco said.“He made a greatcatch.”Shields starts atWR and DB for theBulldogs.“He is one ofAlden senior Matt Shields.our most improvedplayers from last year,” Diminuco said.“He started on defense but didn’t playmuch on offense. We had other kids whowere better than him last year.”Diminuco says that Shields forcedhimself into the starting lineup on offense.“He worked his fanny off,” Diminucosaid. “He worked hard all summer. Hewent to camps. He was in the weightroom. He made himself one of the mostimproved players on our team and he hasdone a great job for us.”Diminuco saysthat Shields madean impression assoon as practicestarted in August.“Right from thefirst days I noticedthat his confidencehad improved,” hesaid. “Matt wasstronger and fasterand you could tell hewas ready to makethe move into beinga 2-way starter.”Shields has 27receptions for 391yards and 5 TDs.“He has madesome very big playsPhoto by Tim Frankthis season,”Diminuco said. “Heintercepted a passand returned it for atouchdown in our first win over Depew.”Shields (5-8, 150) has played largerthan his size.“He’s very humble and quiet,”Diminuco said. “Every body likes him.He’s a little guy but, pound for pound,he’s pretty tough.”Be Sure to attend the 2013Offensive & Defensive LineTeaching Campwith NFL Coaching Legend Jim ‘Mouse’ McNallyWNY Football ClinicDVDs from the 2012 Clinic are availableTeam Consulting WorkCoach McNally is available to helpyour coaching staff improve the play of youroffensive linemen!716-725-4714www.coachmcnally.commousemcnally@yahoo.comWNY Football StarOffensive Guard for UB (1961-1964)A member of the UB Hall of Fame &the Kenmore West Hall of FameNFL Coaching Legend28 Years NFL Experience!• Buffalo Bills (2003-08)• New York Giants (1999-03)• Carolina Panthers (1995-98)• Cincinnati Bengals (1980-94)Mouse McNally is credited with developingNFL Hall of Fame Tackle Anthony Munozand All-Pro Lineman Jason Peters.12

CN O T E B O O KN o r t hCleve Hillvs.HornellSaturday, 12:00 pm atAll-High Stadiumin BuffaloNorthCAt A GlanceDiv AllJFK................................. 4-1 6-1Wilson............................ 3-2 5-2Fredonia..........................3-2 5-2Cleveland Hill................. 3-2 5-2Akron...............……....... 2-3 4-3Gowanda........................ 0-5 0-7Friday, October 19thWestfield @ Wilson, 7:00Fredonia @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:30Cleve Hill @ Salamanca, 7:30Saturday, October 20thCassadaga Valley @ JFK, 1:30*Only Section 6 Playoff games listedBe Sure YOU canbreathe this season!Big Plays Help Cleve HillCleve Hill used three big plays to beatFredonia 22-20 in the Class C championshipgame at Ralph Wilson Stadiumthis past weekend.Cleve Hill scored when Jacob Radlchhit Jared Watkinswith a 58-yard TDpass but theGolden Eaglestrailed 14-6 at thehalf.“Fredonia wasgetting after it,”Cleve Hill coachGlen Graham said.“They were hittingharder than wewere and they wereplaying harder thanwe were.”Graham said hehad a “pointed”discussion with hisplayers at the half.“We ‘discussed’things at the half,”Graham said. “Itwas loud and itwas direct. It’s notsomething I make a habit of, but sometimesyou have to remind your guys whythe played the game.”Graham says that his team seemedawestruck by even playing at The Ralph.“We were on our heels,” Graham said.“Way more than we could be and possiblyCleve Hill senior Brandon Thomas.expect to be successful. Perhaps it was thesize of the venue and sometimes you justhave to wake a team up a bit.”Cleve Hill struck quickly with twomore big plays in the second half.Aaron jacksonreturned the second-halfkickoff 75yards for a TD. Just3 minutes later,Brandon Thomasexploded through ahole and went 84yards for a TD.“Those were twobig scores,”Graham said. “Itflipped the momentum.Those twoplays fired the kidsup and gave themthe confidence theyneeded to be able toperform the rest ofthe half.”The biggestPhoto by Tim Frank truning point wadsthe Eaglesimproved defense.“We played so much better on thedefensive side,” Graham said. “Instead ofjust trying to tackle and get a kid downwe were gang tackling.”This is the Eagles third Section 6 title.Graham led Cleve Hill to titles in 2007and 2012.Make sure YOURlungs are in shape!Andrew W. Green, MDRita R. Sloan, MDLLP: Adult & Pediatric AllergistsSpecialists in AllergiesAsthma, Exercise Asthma,Nasal Allergiesand Food Allergies3615 Seneca StreetWest Seneca, NY 14224(716) 675-2660www.allergydocswny.com3615 Seneca StreetWest Seneca, NY 14224(716) 675-2660www.allergydocswny.com13

CN O T E B O O KS o u t hCleve Hillvs.HornellSaturday, 12:00 pm atAll-High Stadiumin BuffaloSouthCAt A GlanceDiv AllSalamanca...........…....... 4-1 6-1Allegany-Limestone........ 4-1 5-2Westfield......................... 3-2 4-3Cassadaga Valley........... 2-3 3-4Southwestern.................. 2-3 2-5Falconer.......................... 0-5 1-6Friday, October 19thWestfield @ Wilson, 7:00Fredonia @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:30Cleve Hill @ Salamanca, 7:30Saturday, October 20thCassadaga Valley @ JFK, 1:30*Only Section 6 Playoff games listedLineman Leads Cleve HillCleve Hill used three big plays t beatFredonia 22-20 in the Class C championshipgame last weekend.But it was made possible by the solidplay of the ‘grunts’ on the offensive anddefensive line.“Our linesplayed pretty well,”coach Glen Grahamsaid, “especially inthe second half.”One player whowas a standout onboth sides of theline of scrimmagewas senior tackleRyan Mullen.“He played avery good game,”Graham said. “Hehas been our mostconsistant linementhis year.”Mullen has beenin the Cleve Hill programfor 6 seasons.“Ryan has beenin our programsince the 7th grade,”Graham said. “His older brother played widereceiver on the 2010 team. He has a lot ofCleve Hill football in his bloodline.”Mullen, a 2-year starter on the varsity,started all 10 games at C in 2010 but wasmoved to OT this season.“It was out of necessity,” Graham said.Cleve Hill senior Ryan Mullen.“We needed a tackle. He has good strengthand it was a more natural position for him.He was smart enough to make the positionchange without missing a beat.”Mullen (5-11, 235) is not huge.“There are biggerkids out there,”Graham said, “buthe’s a solid size fora Class C lineman.”Mullen is also ahard worker.“He’s a blue-collarkid,” Grahamsaid. “He workedhard in the weightroom to increase hisstrength and agility.”Mullen’s seasonat C also paid dividendsthis fall.“He can tell anyoneof the 5 linemanwhat their assignmentis on any playwe run,” GrahamPhoto by Tim Frank said. “A big part ofthat is his experienceat center last year.”Mullen also maintains a GPA of 3.5 andan academic average in the high 80s.“A kid like Ryan has always been a partof our program,” Graham said. “Nobodysees those offensive line kids and what theydo. They are selfless and they do their jobwell.”2012 Football ScheduleAug. 25........ College of DuPage............... 12:00Sept. 1......... Louisburg College*.............12:00Sept. 15....... Alfred State College............. 1:00Sept. 22....... Nassau CC*......................... 12:00Sept. 29........Hudson Valley CC*............... 12:00Oct. 6........... Lackawanna College*.........12:00Oct. 13......... Dean College*...................... 12:00Oct. 20......... ASA*..................................... 12:00Nov. 4...........Monroe College.................... 12:00*NEFC GameFor Ticket Information(716) 851-189814

DN O T E B O O KS o u t hRandolphvs.AvonFriday, 5:00 pm atAll-High Stadiumin BuffaloSouthBAt A GlanceDiv AllEden.....................…...... 4-1 6-1Springville....................... 3-2 3-4Pioneer........................... 3-2 5-2Olean.....…..................... 2-3 3-4Dunkirk............……….... 2-3 2-5East Aurora.................... 1-4 1-6Friday, October 19thPioneer @ Alden, 7:00Depew @ Burgard, 7:00Lew-Port @ Cheektowaga, 7:00Saturday, October 20thSpringville @ Eden, 2:00*Only Section 6 Playoff games listedRandolph Runs to TitleRandolph used a patient running attackand a ferocious defense to beat MapleGrove 21-0 in the Class D championshipgame at Ralph Wilson Stadium last week.The Cardinals rushed for 294 yardsand held the ballfor more than 30minutes whileholding MapleGrove to just 81yards rushing.Randolph coachPat Slater was surprisedthat his teamshut out the toprankedClass Dteam in New YorkState.“Maple Groveis so creative onoffense,” Slatersaid. “Their coach,Curt Fischer doesso many things. Assoon as you make amistake, they capitalizeand put up 6points in a hurry.”The Cardinalspassed just five times in the game butcompleted 3 for 27 yards and a TD.“We were moving the ball,” Slatersaid. “As long as you are moving the ball,why put it up in the air?”In the first quarter, QB Mitch Maycocktossed a 4th-down TD pass that requiredsome fortunate bounces.Maple Grove DB Aaron Germain actuallyintercepted the pass but as he camedown, the ball rocketed off the shoulderpad of a Randolph player and landed inthe lap of RandolphTE Nate Beaver,who was laying flaton his back in theend zone.“We got a littlelucky with that,”Slater said. “I feltthat maybe it wasour night.”Slater says thathe did not relaxuntil JordanDowiasz ran 55yards for a TD with7:49 left in the 4thquarter.“I started to feela little more confidantthat we werePhoto by Tim FrankRandolph senior Jordan Dowiasz.going to put thisone away,” Slatersaid. “Three scoresin seven minutes isa tough thing.”Dowiasz finished the night with 214yards on 22 carries. He scored on runs of37 and 55 yards.“He’s put a lot of yards onto the statssheets this year,” Slater said. “He’s had areal good year so far.”BIG UGLIES16WATCH FOR THE 2013LINEMEN CHALLENGEThe Lineman Challenge is a great opportunity to get your lineman working andcompeting together, while establishing unit chemistry.This competition makes players use body control, balance, quickness, agility,strength, explosiveness, foot movement, and leverage - all staples of line play!Linemen can show their skills, have fun and compete against each other.Albany Long Island Binghamton Buffalo SyracuseCall for dates and times518-210-3113email: linemanchallenge@nycap.rr.com website: www.linemanchallenge.com

DN O T E B O O KRandolphvs.AvonFriday, 5:00 pm atAll-High Stadiumin BuffaloDAtDiv AllMaple Grove................... 7-0 7-0Randolph........................ 5-2 5-2Silver Creek.................... 4-3 4-3Chautauqua Lake........... 4-3 4-3Portville........................... 4-3 4-3Frewsburg...........…........ 3-4 3-4Cattaraugus-LV............... 1-6 1-6International Prep........... 0-7 0-7Friday, October 19thI-Prep @ Maple Grove, 7:00Cattaraugus-LV @ Randolph, 7:00Frewsburg @ Silver Creek, 7:00Portville @ Chatauqua Lake, 7:00*Only Section 6 Playoff games listedMaycock Leads RandolphRandolph used a patient running attackand a ferocious defense to beat MapleGrove 21-0 in the Class D championshipgame at Ralph Wilson Stadium last week.The Cardinals rushed for 294 yardsand held the ballfor more than 30minutes whileholding MapleGrove to just 81yards rushing.The Cardinalshave rolled upsome impressiverushing totals thisseason.One of the mostoverlooked playerson the team hasbeen junior QBMitch Maycock.“Mitch hasplayed well thisseason,” coach PatSlater said. “Hedirects things onthe field and he hasa nice arm. Hethrows a prettynice football and is a threat to throw theball.”When area fans think of Randolph,they think of “Ground and Pound” football.But, a quick look at the stats showsthat Maycock (6-0, 185) has been veryeffictive this season.The junior has completed 37 of 71passes for 653 yards and 10 TDs.“He’s done very well,” Slater said.“He’s not a fantastic runner but he knowsthe offense and he can pick his spots tothrow. He’s had agood season.”Maycock’s olderbrother Mike startedat QB whenRandolph won theNYS championshipin 2009.“These kids arestarting to look likethe 2009 team,”Slater said. “Theyare starting to getsome of the samecharacteristics ofthe 2005 and the2009 teams. Bothof those teams werestate champs.”Maycock hasPhoto by Mark AdairRandolph junior Mitch Maycock.always been a talentedQB inRandolph.“Mitch was thequarterback on the JV team and in midgetfootball,” Slater said. “His maturity andleadership skills are starting to catch upwith his ability. He is starting to think thegame and know the game.”Maycock also plays basketball andgolf at Randolph.A Glance16Be sure to check out our2013 Team Campat the USMA at West PointDevelop FundamentalsProper fundamentals and correct technique will be emphasizedby all camp coaches.Individual instructionOur staff is available to provide high school coaching staffs andplayers with tips on how to improve in all 3 phases of the game.What is Sprint Football?: Sprint footballgives smaller athletes an opportunity toplay at the collegiate level. Players mustweigh 172 pounds or less and areweighed twice a week prior to games.The game is played by NCAA rules.Team TrainingThere will be multiple opportunities throughout the camp to workas a team in order to imrpove your own systems.GOARMYSPORTS.COMEmail: sprintfootballcamp@usma.edu

DDN O T E B O O KEllicottville beatClymer in the DDtitle game last weekendand ends theseason with a 7-2record. Ellicottvillecoach Tim Berganbecomes the firstWNY coach to win Section 6 titlesin four different decades. Berganled the Eagles to titles in 1985,1991, 2004 and now 2012.Div AllEllicottville............…....... 5-1 5-2Sherman......................... 5-1 6-1Clymer............................ 5-1 6-1Panama.......................... 2-4 2-5Franklinville.................... 2-4 3-4Pine Valley...................... 2-4 2-5Forestville....................... 0-6 0-7Friday, November 9thSeason complete.The William R.Wilson leads Eagles to titleEllicottville stormed out to a 34-0 leadat the half and held on for a 34-16 winover Clymer in the DD title game atRalph Wilson Stadium last weekend.“I’m on Cloud Nine,” Ellicottvillecoach Tim Bergansaid. “Just withhow well thesekids executed. Wedidn’t run our normalplays. We ran alot of misdirection.Those plays took alot of practice andtiming and therewas no penetrationin our backfield.”Bergan has nowwon Section 6championships infour differentdecades. He led theEagles to titles in1985, 1991, 2004and now 2012.“I think this oneis the most special,”he said. “Thoseother titles camewithin a period when we were consideredone of the premier small-school teams inWestern New York. We had winning seasonafter winning season.”Bergan says that this year’s team hadto grow into being a championship contender.“This group of kids was 2-6 two yearsin a row,” Bergan said. “They were 4-4last season. Now they are champions.”Junior QB Cam Wilson executed theoffense flawlessly and also tossed a 39-yard TD pass.“Cam was theone kid mainlyresponsible for howwell we played onoffense,” Bergansaid. “He threw aTD pass, he ran fora TD pass and hecaught a TD pass.He also led thesweep a few times.His fakes in thebackfield were madewith precision.”In the 2nd half,Wilson also got intothe act on defensewhen he cementedthe win with anPhoto by Mark AdairEllicottville junior Cam Wilson.DNinterception.“I really don’tknow what moreyou could ask of thekid,” Bergan said. “He had a great day.”Wilson has started at QB forEllicottville since he was a freshman.He is a leader,” Bergan said. “No onetalks out there but him. You need yourleader to have control of the huddle andthe other kids have confidence in him.”ExplosivePowerDD At A Glance 17MemorialHonoring the top player in WNY since 1972Training transferred to the field!DNG has trained for2-TIME New York State CHAMPIONSOUTHWESTERN!and the football programs at• East Aurora • University at Buffalo • St. John Fisher •• Buffalo State College • Hamilton College•• Alleghany College • Mt. Ida College •(716) 359-6041Nick Giampietro, Certified Strength Trainerdngexplosivepower@yahoo.comVisit our website at www.dngexp.com

MsgrM a r t i nU P D A T EJunior RB QadreeOllison broke theschool’s singleseasonrushingrecord as Canisiusbeat St. Francis44-20 in the MMAsemifinals at RalphWilson Stadium.Canisius took a 24-0 lead after threequarters and the win improves theCrusaders to 10-0. Canisius playsTimon in the title game.MMAt A GlanceDiv AllCanisius.......................... 3-0 7-0Bishop Timon.................. 3-0 5-2St. Joe’s.......................... 2-1 6-1St. Mary’s....................... 2-2 5-2St. Francis........……....... 0-3 0-7Cardinal O’Hara.............. 0-4 1-6Nichols............................ -- 6-1Friday, October 19thNichols @ Franklinville, 6:30Canisius @ Bishop Timon, 7:00Saturday, October 20thSt. Mary’s @ St. Joe’s, 2:00Cardinal O’Hara @ St. Francis, 7:00Dolegala Leads St. FrancisSt. Francis crushed St. Mary’s 52-7 inthe first round of the MMA playoffs lastweekend. The win was a reversal of theRed Raiders 33-7 loss to St. Mary’s thefirst time the team’s played.“Ever since weplayed St. Ignatius,we have been on apretty good roll,”St. Francis coachJerry Smith said.The Raiderswill now playCanisius in RalphWilson Stadium onThursday in theMsgr. martinAssociation semifinals.(See updateon the left side ofthis page.)St. Francis lostto St. Igantius 56-0.St. Ignatius, a footballpower fromCleveland, Ohio, isannually ranked asone of the nation’stop teams.“When we lost to St. Ignatius the kidshad to play to the best of their ability,”Smith said, “or they would get rolled orget injured. I know the score was big atthe end of the game but our kids actuallyplayed tremendously well. Our kids battledhard and they found out that they canplay with some of the best teams around.”St. Francis has now won 3 straight.“We are a very different St. Francisteam than we were in the beginning of theseason,” Smith said.One player whohas had a solid seasonis senior teamcaptain JarrettDolegala, whostarts at ILB.“He hurt hisshoulder at thescrimmage,” Smithsaid. “Now hisshoulder is prettygood and that hasreally helped thedefense.”Dolegala (6-2,228) is one of thefaster players on theRaiders defense.“He’s a nicesizedlinebackerPhoto by Mark AdairSt. Francis senior Jarrett Dolegala.and he can run sidelineto sideline,”Smith said. “He’s agood student, workshard for his grades and he’s focused.”Smith says that Dolegala has been asolid leader for the Raiders this year.“He was hurting and banged up,” hesaid. “and he didn’t take himself out. Hejust has a quiet determination and worksextremely hard.”Week 8 NomineesKevin Armstrong (Starpoint)Home of theChris Mellott (North Tonawanda)Sean Murphy (Timon)Ramello Peterson (Cleveland Hill)Khalil Sommerville (Bennett)BINGO 1PM Saturday• $3.00 Admission• Jackpot• All Paper• Ample, Free Parking• Smoking & Non-SmokingBANQUET FACILITIES• Parties from 20-300• 3 Customizable Spaces• Flexible Bar & Food Packages• Professional Service• Competitive Prices33 Legion Parkway • Lancaster, NY • 716.685.1478 • Lancasterelks.com18

N e w Y o r k S t a t eAATeamW-L1. Rush-Henrietta (5) 7-02. Oceanside (8) 6-03. Tottenville (PSAL) 6-04. New Rochelle (1) 6-05. Shaker (2) 7-06. Syracuse CBA (3) 7-07. St. Anthony’s (CHSFL) 4-28. Canisius (MsgrMartin) 7-09. Iona Prep (CHSFL) 5-110. Jamestown (6) 6-111. Orchard Park (6) 6-112. Erasmus Hall (PSAL) 6-013. North Rockland (1) 5-114. Chaminade (CHSFL) 5-115. Connetquot (11) 6-016. St. Joseph’s (MsgrMartin) 6-117. Shenendehowa (2) 6-118. West Islip (11) 6-019. Pine Bush (9) 6-120. William Floyd (11) 5-121. Monroe-Woodbury (9) 6-122. Abraham Lincoln (PSAL) 5-123. Baldwinsville (3) 6-124. Hilton (5) 6-125. (tie) Pittsford (5) 6-125. (tie) Albany CBA (2) 6-1N e w Y o r k S t a t eCTeamW-L1. Hornell (5) 7-02. Hoosick Falls (2) 7-03. Waverly (4) 7-04. Chenango Forks (4) 7-05. Babylon (11) 6-06. Saranac Lake (7) 7-07. Skaneateles (3) 7-08. Woodlands (1) 6-09. Le Roy (5) 6-110. General Brown (3) 7-011. Chatham (2) 7-012. James O'Neill (9) 6-113. Bishop Ludden (3) 6-114. Bronxville (1) 3-215. Rye Neck (1) 6-016. Canastota (3) 6-117. Elba/Byron-Bergen (5) 6-118. Sidney (4) 5-219. JFK (6) 6-120. Herkimer (3) 6-12012 New York State RankingsN e w Y o r k S t a t eATeamW-L1. Lawrence (8) 6-02. Harrison (1) 6-03. Sweet Home (6) 7-04. Sayville (11) 6-05. Eastridge (5) 7-06. Union-Endicott (4) 7-07. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (2) 6-18. Cornwall (9) 7-09. Brockport (5) 7-010. West Seneca East (6) 7-011. Victor (5) 6-112. Plainedge (8) 6-013. Jamesville-DeWitt (3) 7-014. Somers (1) 6-015. Seaford (8) 6-016. Garden City (8) 6-017. Poughkeepsie (1) 5-118. Sleepy Hollow (1) 5-119. Indian River (3) 6-120. Troy (2) 5-221. Potsdam (10) 7-022. Miller Place (11) 5-123. Iroquois (6) 6-124. LaFayette (PSAL) 6-025. McKinley (6) 5-2N e w Y o r k S t a t eDTeamW-L1. Maple Grove (6) 7-02. Tioga (4) 6-13. Avon (5) 6-14. Cambridge (2) 7-05. Rensselaer (2) 7-06. West Canada (3) 7-07. Red Jacket (5) 7-08. Tuckahoe- (1) 4-1-19. Sandy Creek (3) 7-010. Port Byron (3) 6-111. Unatego (4) 5-212. Weedsport (3) 6-113. Sauquoit Valley (3) 5-214. Stony Brook (11) 5-115. Perry (5) 5-216. Clyde-Savannah (5) 6-117. Batavia Notre Dame (5) 6-118. Harpursville (4) 6-119. Westmoreland (3) 5-220. (tie) Randolph (6) 5-220. (tie) Canajoharie (2) 5-1N e w Y o r k S t a t eBTeamW-L1. 1. Maine-Endwell (4) 7-02. Alden (6) 7-03. Chittenango (3) 7-04. Geneva (5) 7-05. Our Lady of Lourdes (1) 6-06. Schalmont (2) 6-17. Lansingburgh (2) 7-08. Cheektowaga (6) 7-09. Marlboro (9) 7-010. Roosevelt (8) 5-111. Cazenovia (3) 6-112. East Rochester-Gananda (5) 6-113. Depew (6) 6-114. Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk (2) 6-115. Peru (7) 6-116. New Paltz (9) 6-117. Hackley (AIS) 5-018. Homer (3) 6-119. Hampton Bays (11) 5-120. Burgard (6) 6-1Section 1: W’chester, 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 Football20

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CoverStoryBy Mark AdairMighty MouseWNY’s smallest player leads Ellicottville to DD ChampionshipEllicottville roared outto a 34-0 lead at the halfand won the Class DDtitle with a 34-16 win overClymer at Ralph WilsonStadium last week.Sophomore RB PhallaMusall led the offense ashe ran for 149 yards and2 TDs on 25 carries.With Ellicottville leading14-0, Musall scoredthe biggest TD of thegame when he brokethrough the line and ranuntouched for a 42-yardscore.“We ran a ‘26G Lead’,”Ellicottville coach TimBergan said. “We pull ourleft guard, the fullbackled through the hole andPhalla was untouched.Once he was out in front,it was a footrace and itwas no footrace. He wasgone. The only thing theywere looking at was hisheels.”And while Musall hada great performance duringthe game, he saysthat his favorite part ofthe day came as hewalked with his teammatesthrough the tunneland onto the field before the game.“It was amazing,” he said. “To walk through the tunnelthat all those great football players have walked down...wow. I can’t even explain how it feels. It’s just amazing.”The day was the perfect end to a fantastic season forMusall, who rushed for 1,333 yards and 14 TDs.Musall is also a odd case. He is hardly a ‘physicalspecimen’ as one might expect from a punishing runner.In fact, Musall is the smallest player in WNY as hestands just 5-foot-3 and weighs 130 pounds.“People can’t believe he’s even on the team,” Bergansaid. “But when you see him knock people down that are6-1 and 200 pounds, you get your eyes opened. Whenyou see the results of what he does, it’s really incredible.”Photo by Mark AdairEllicottville Phalla Musall is the smallest player in WNY. Herushed for 149 yards and 2 TDs to lead the Eagles to a win in theClass DD championship game last week.20Throughout the game,Musall launched himselfinto far bigger playersand flattened them.Several times he corralledClymer’s star RBDan Wiggers andbrought him down.“Phalla has no fear,”Bergan said. “He had anumber of solo tackleson one of the better runningbacks around.Phalla could have beenthe Offense and theDefensive player of thegame.”Musall, who hasseven brothers and sisters,also has an unusualstory.Kathleen and GerryMusall had two childrenthe old-fashioned way.And then they adoptedsix more children fromvarious parts of Asia.Phalla came fromCambodia when theMusall’s adopted the boyand his twin sisterDaneth (who plays onthe Ellicottville girls soccerteam.)“We got Phalla in2000, when he and hissister were 3 years old,” Gerry Musall said. “My wife and Ifound that, the younger the kids were when we adoptedthem, the easier the transition was.”Raising children is always difficult... but dealing withadopted children from other countries brings special hurdlesto overcome.“Asian children are smaller than most kids,” GerryMusall said. “When we adopted two of our children, theagency we were working with told us they were threeyears old. It turned out, they were really six years old.”The transition to becoming an American child wasmuch more difficult on the older children.“Phalla and his sister had a much easier time makingSee “Cover Story” on page 23

CoverStorycontinued from page 22the transition to the English language because they wereso much younger when they came here,” Gerry said.Phalla, like the rest of his siblings, was drawn to athleticswhen he was younger.“All of my kids played sports,” Gerry said. “Phalla reallyliked football and baseball from the time he was veryyoung.”Musall says he was asked to play midget football bysome of his friends.“My friends noticed I was fast,” he said. “They told me Ishould play football and that it would be fun.”Musall also learned that if he was going to play football,he would have to learn to dish out hits that would earn therespect of players who were much bigger than he was.“I’ve always been smaller than everyone else,” Phallasaid. “I took a beating from everyone else but I learnedthat size doesnt matter. I worked out to make myselfstronger so I could hit, too.”Bergan says he knew Phalla would be a player on hisfootball team years ago.“From the time he was in elementary school he was arunning back,” Bergan said. “He took his midget team tothe Super Bowl. Back then, all he did was run aroundeverybody. No one could catch him.”Bergan had to teach Musall a different style of runningwhen the player reached the Ellicottville high school program.“He found out we have a lot of fast players on the varsity,”Bergan said. “He couldn’t just run around everybody.He actually had to learn to follow blockers and look for theholes. It took him a year but he really found himself thisseason.”The Musall family was rocked last summer whenPhalla’s mom, Kathleen Musall was killed in a motorcycleaccident in nearby Great Valley.“It was a kick in the guts,” Gerry Musall said. “I think itwas the hardest on my two biological children, they are theoldest kids. But Phalla was close to his mom, too.”Phalla found out about the accident when he returnedfrom a fun day at the Cattaraugus County Fair.“I came home from the fair and my brother told me whathappened,” he said. “She and my sister were riding bikes.My sister was there when it happened. It didn’t seem real.”Phalla says that the past year has been difficult.“It’s been different and pretty hard,” Phalla said, “but I’msticking in there and playing hard for my mom. She wasthere for every single one of my games.”This season, Phalla played with two stickers on his helmet.One says ‘8-12-11’, the date that Kathleen was killed.The other says simply ‘Mom’.“I think about her before every game,” he said. “I knowshe would have been there watching.”Phalla says he felt her presence at The Ralph.“She would have been really proud of me in the championshipgame,” he said. “The way we played, she wouldhave been really proud.”21Tune in toTALKFOOTBALL!!Be sure to LISTEN Saturday Morning from 10 to 11!!Tony Caligiuri Sean Bruso Mike Ferrentino Roger Weiss(716) 803-0550

Team ReportsWestern New York2012F O C U S O NAction Jackson Sparks CHCleve Hill was in danger of losingto Fredonia again.The Golden Eagles had lost theirlast 3 games to Fredonia and theytrailed the Class C championshipgame 14-6 at the half.Not only that, the Eagles wereplaying tentatively and were notaggressive.“All week wetalked aboutbeatingFredonia,” CleveHill coach GlenGraham said.“We talked abouthow aggressivewe needed tobe.”When theEagles reachedthe locker roomat the half,Grahamaddressed hisplayers directlyand firmly.“That’s notsomething Imake a point ofdoing veryoften,” Grahamsaid. “but sometimesyou haveto remind yourplayers why they played the game.”Junior Aaron Jackson apparentlytook Graham’s words to heart. Hetook the second-half kickoff andreturned it 74 yards for a TD.“That was a huge play,” Grahamsaid. “It was a nice spark that we reallyneeded. The momentum switchwas immediate.”Jackson had actually made goodon a boast he made to Cleve HillAssistant coach Tom Bester.“Tom told Aaron to get us somegood field position,” Graham said.“Aaron looked at him and said, ‘I’mtaking this all the way for a touchdown.’Aaron really does not lack forconfidence.”Graham said he did not knowabout the exchange between his playerand his assistant.“There were an awful lot of congratulationsgoing on between them,”Graham said with a laugh. “They werelaughing prettyhard on the sidelines.I didn’t findout about thisuntil a day later.”Jackson is nota full time starterfor Cleve Hill. Inaddition toreturning kicks,he will play DBand WR dependingon differentformations andpackages.“He was thestarting quarterbackon our JVteam the last twoyears,” Grahamsaid. “In fact,Photo by Mark AdairCleve Hill junior Aaron jackson returned the2nd half kickoff 74 yards for a TD.24Aaron was 16-0as a starter.”Jackson wasnot going tounseat seniorJacob Radlich this fall.“He’s an athletic kid and very confidant,”Graham said. “Right now, heplays a lot of different roles for us. Buthe most likely will be the candidate tostart at quarterback next year.”Graham is pleased that he is ableto put someone of Jackson’s talent onthe special teams unit.“That has been big for us thisyear,” he said. “We have enoughdepth to put some pretty good kids onthe kicking unit. We should win agame or two on what we can do withthe kicking game.”AkronTigersThe Tigers had a solidseason as they finishedwith a record of 6-3 and won theClass C Chuck Funke Tournament...QB Austin Mietz had a tremendousseason as he rushed for 1,136 yardsand 13 TDs. Mietzalso completed 81 of144 passes for 1,232yards and 19 TDs...Austen Lauricellaran 66 times for 382yards and a teamhigh15 TDs. He alsocaught 25 passes for482 yards... SturgisSundown caught 24 passes for 302yards and 4 TDs... CJ Longwellcaught 13 passes for 135 yards and 4TDs. He also intercepted 2 passes...Connor Ladd kicked 4 FGs this season,including his longest effort from42 yards... Garrett Schultz rushed 71times for 258 yards...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Medina................W 34-22Fri., Sept. 7......... U Prep.................W 50-12Fri., Sept. 14....... Cleve Hill........ L 32-34 otFri., Sept. 21....... JFK.......................L 22-26Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Wilson...................7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... Fredonia.................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Gowanda.............. 7:30Oct. 19................. Falconer.................... 7:00Oct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Mietz 112-1136, Lauricella 66-382,Schultz 71-258, Szlapak 6-44, Longwell 9-43,Grande 6-21, Berghorn 2-0 .Receiving: Lauricella 25-482, SSundown 24-302,Longwell 13-135, Ladd 8-149, Eckerson 8-126,Hill 2-12, Blueye 1-29, Szlapak 1-17,Henley 1-0.TDs: Lauricella 15, Meitz 13, SSundown 4,Ladd 4, Longwell 4, Schultz 2, Szlapak.Passing: Mietz 81-144-1232, Longwell 2-9-20.TD Passes: Mietz 19, Longwell 2.Austin MietzInterceptions: Longwell 2, Sarow, Abrams,Mietz, Hill, Lauricella, Ladd.Fumbles: Ladd 3, SSundown 2, Meitz 2,Sarow, Schultz, Hubbard, Clapp, James,Lauricella.

AlbionPurple EaglesAldenBulldogsTeam ReportsAllegany-LimestoneGatorsThe Purple Eagles finishedthe 2012 seasonwith a 2-6 record... Tyler Hughsonfinished the season as the team’s leadingrusher as he gained 613 yards on96 carries. Hughson also scored 8TDs... Ed Narburghran 52 times for 191yards and scored 2TDs. Narburgh alsointercepted a passand recovered a fumbleon defense.. TreyHart ended the yearas the team’s topreceiver with 21 receptions for 445yards and 5 TDs. Hart also intercepteda pass on defense.. QB John Warnecompleted 42 of 102 passes for 627yards and tossed 6 TD passes... ChrisSmith completed 4 of 4 passes for173 yards and 2 TDs... KollinReynolds ran 35 times for 123 yards...The Bulldogs wontheir 3rd straight Class Btitle when they ran over Springville42-7... Brian Stoldt ran 7 times for 50yards and 2 TDs. He also completed 7of 14 passes for 93 yards... AlexDarrow led thedefense with a teamhigh 9 tackles, 5 solo.He also caught a 9-yard pass... CoreyBarczykowski ran22 times for 175yards, scoring thefirst TD on a 26-yardrun. On defense, he made a solo tackleand assisted on 5 others... MattShields caught 5 passes for 85 yards,including a scoring pass of 45 yards inthe 2nd quarter... Jason Bunk made 4solo tackles and assisted on 7 others...Ryan Richards made 3 carries for 14yards...The Gators finishedtheir season with a 5-4record and lost in the first round of theClass C playoffs... Trevin Barber finishedas the leading rusher with 832yards and 14 TDs on 123 carries...Kyle Stover completed45 of 105 passesfor 725 yards and 6TDs. Stover alsorushed for 306 yardsand 3 TDs... NateFlick caught 18 passesfor 185 yards and3 TDs... ToddMason had a solid year as he ran 44times for 304 yards and also caught 13passes for 257 yards. Mason scored 5TDs... Josh Harrington led thedefense in tackles for the 3rd straightseason. Harrington also rushed for 288yards and caught 4 passes for 173yards and scored 4 TDs...Trey Hart Brian Stoldt Josh Harrington2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Depew................ L 0-42Fri., Sept. 7......... East High............. L 16-22Fri., Sept. 14....... Alden....................L 14-36Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Batavia............ L 12-22Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Newfane............... 2:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... Barker....................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Medina................. 7:302012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Barker................ W 42-13Fri., Sept. 7......... Niag Wheatfield...W 34-6Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Albion............ W 36-14Sat., Sept. 22....... @ East High.........W 31-6Fri., Sept. 28....... Depew........................ 7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Medina................. 7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ Newfane.................... 7:002012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Westfield..........W 34-6Fri., Sept. 7......... Fredonia...............L 12-13Fri., Sept. 14....... Salamanca........... L 20-28Sat., Sept. 22....... @ Cass Valley.......W 27-6Fri., Sept. 28....... Southwestern............ 7:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... Finney (5).................. 7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Falconer................ 7:30Fri., Oct. 19.........Tonawanda//............ 7:30Oct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBAFri., Oct. 19........ Pioneer...................... 7:00Oct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 Numbers 2012 NumbersRushing: Hughson 96-613, ENarburgh 52-191,Reynolds 35-123, Page 35-120, Warne 40-93,JNarburgh 2-21, Byrd 8-18, Rivers 3-6,Smith 5-3, Hart 2-(-8).Receiving: Hart 21-445, Wolfe 8-53,JNarburg 7-180, Page 4-49, Allport 3-51,Hughson 1-14, Reynolds 1-7, ENarburg 1-1.TDs: Hughson 8, Hart 5, ENarburg 2, Page,Allport, Warne, JNarburg, Wolfe.Passing: Warne 42-102-627, Smith 4-4-173,Hughson 0-3-0.TD Passes: Warne 6, Smith 2.Interceptions: Hart, JNarburgh, ENarburgh,Stauss.Fumbles: Reynolds, Wolfe, Klien, ENarburgh.Rushing: Barczykowski 219-1863, Richards 30-290,Stoldt 60-188, Thompson 23-120, McNamara 8-68,Hopcia 8-64, Shields 1-29, Gattuso 11-22,Palizay 4-7, Gucinski 2-5, Li 4-1, Zobrest 4-1.Receiving: Shields 27-391, Dussault 11-204,Darrow 11-119, Barczykowski 11-76, Hopcia 6-88.TDs: Barczykowski 24, Stoldt 7, Shields 5,Thompson 4, Dussault 4, Richards 4, Darrow 3,Bunk, McNamara.Passing: Stoldt 66-118-878.TD Passes: Stoldt 11.Interceptions: Barczykowski 2, Shields 2,Schweitzer, Bunk, Darrow.Fumbles: Zobrest 3, Darrow, Shields,Weisbeck, Feitshans, Rosier, McNamara.Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Barber 123-832, Stover 71-306,Mason 44-304, Harrington 38-288, Russell 12-82,Greco 21-67, Flick 9-27, Johnston 10-26,Pula 1-9, Bliss 3-4.Receiving: Flick 18-185, Mason 13-257,Papasergi 6-171, JHarrington 4-173,Barber 3-10, Russell 1-20, Pula 2-18.TDs: Barber 14, Mason 5, Harrington 4,Stover 3, Flick 3, Greco 2, Johnston, Bliss,Russell.Passing: Stover 45-105-725, Barber 1-1-20,Johnston 1-1-0.TD Passes: Stover 6.Interceptions: Papasergi 3, House 2, Stover,Mason, Barber.Fumbles: Flick 3, Tilly 2, House 2, Johnston,Mason, Nye.25

Team ReportsAmherstTigersThe Tigers finished theseason with a 1-7 record...Maliik Holiday led the team in rushingwith 779 yards on 152 carries.Holiday scored 3 TDs... KaseyBrown ran 36 times for 146 yards.Borwn also caught22 passes for 239yards and scored 7TDs... QB JustinTwarog had a fantasticseason as hethrew for 1,380 yardsand 11 TDs. Twarogcompleted 97 of 184 Justin Twarogpasses before missing the final twogames with a knee injury... ToddJohnson led the Tigers with 39 receptionsfor 525 yards and 5 TDs.Johnson also intercepted 3 passes andwas one of WNY’s most dangerouskick returners... Dion Lewis caught 21passes for 388 yards and a TD...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Lackawanna.......W 31-20Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Maryvale.........L 21-42Fri., Sept. 14....... Lew-Port..............L 32-36Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Cheektowaga.. L 23-60Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Tonawanda........... 7:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Cleve Hill..............2:00Fri., Oct. 12........ Burgard.....................6:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Holiday 152-779, Brown 36-146,Johnson 57-144, Morris 3-8, Kemp 1-3,Baker 2-0, Pera 1-(-1), Twarog 16-(-31).Receiving: Johnson 39-525, Brown 22-239,Lewis 21-388, Holiday 15-118, Green 10-256,Willis 2-27, Morris 1-19, Edie 1-3TDs: Brown 7, Johnson 5, Green 3,Holiday 3, Lewis.Passing: Twarog 97-184-1380,Johnson 14-23-195.TD Passes: Twarog 11, Johnson.Interceptions: Johnson 3, Brown.Fumbles: Burgin 2, Morris 2, Gregorio,Holiday, Brown, Yang.BennettTigersNo Report.2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ West Sen East...L 6-48Fri., Sept. 7......... St. Joe’s................L 14-43Sat., Sept. 15....... Wmsville South... L 14-42Sat., Sept. 22....... Hamburg............. L 12-28Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Wmsville East...... 2:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ South Park........... 7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ Iroquois..................... 7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Humphrey 12-120, Woodlaw 28-116,Dean 13-83, Bolden 3-70, Thomas 14-50.Receiving: Humphrey 5-103, Bolden 3-101,Driskell 2-27, Brown 1-13TDs: Humphrey 4, Thomas, Woodlaw,Driskell, Bolden.Passing: Thomas 11-42-227, Bolden 1-1-41.TD Passes: Thomas 2.Interceptions: Dean 2, Brown 2.Fumbles: Sommerville26Bishop TimonTigersThe Tigers had theweek off as they enjoyeda bye in the first round of the Msgr.Martin playoffs... The Tigers will nowplay St. Joe’s at Ralph WilsonStadium on Thursday... Timon beat St.Joe’s 17-14 in Week7 this season...Adam DiMillo leadsthe Tigers in rushingwith 869 yards and 5TDs on 102 carries...Jackson Brown hasrushed for 718 yardsand 9 TDs on 133Lewis Vaccarocarries... Lewis Vaccaro is the team’sleading receiver with 22 catches for466 yards and 2 TDs. Vaccaro has alsointercepted 6 passes... QB RyanDougherty has passed for 457 yardsand 3 TDs despite playing with a tirnACL this season. He injured his kneein the season’s opening week...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Wmsville South....7:00Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Stubenville (O).....7:00Sat., Sept. 15....... @ Aquinas (5)...........1:00Sat., Sept. 22....... @ Wilson Magnet.....1:00Fri., Sept. 28....... St. Mary’s..................7:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Card O’Hara....... 2:00Fri., Oct. 12........ St. Joe’s..................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 19.........Canisius.....................7:00Sat, Oct. 27......... @ St. Francis............ 7:00Nov. 2/3............... Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: DiMillo 102-869, Brown 133-718,Recor 43-345, Caulfield 7-78, Collins 3-33,Gioia 4-23, Ernest 1-16, Simpson 1-11,Bindics 1-(-1).Receiving: Vaccaro 22-466, Brown 6-58,Recor 5-28, Harris 4-41, DiMillo 4-31,Collins 2-14, Donohue 1-39, Fulton 1-35,Gioia 1-12.TDs: Brown 9, DiMillo 5, Harris 2, Recor 2,Vaccaro 2, Wellenzohn.Passing: Dougherty 28-56-457,Simpson 12-26-154, Brown 2-3-52,Recor 2-3-47, Gioia 2-2-24.TD Passes: Dougherty 3, Gioia, Simpson.Interceptions: Vaccaro 6, Simpson 4,Donohue 3, Gioia, Recor.Fumbles: Wellenzohn 2, Gioia 2, Brown,Haas, Simpson.

BurgardBulldogsThe Bulldogs finishedthe season with a 6-3record and lost to Depew in the firstround of the Class B playoffs... SeanMarshall had an oustanding season ashe led the team in rushing, receivingand scoring. Marshallrushed for 682 yardson 78 carries, caught31 passes for 571yards and also scored16 TDs... DaquanWalker completed53 of 105 passes for878 yards and 6Sean MarshallTDs... Joe Goodman ran 62 times for514 yards and 4 TDs... DashawnHarmon added 270 yards on 45 carries...Jamar Holmes caught 11 passesfor 262 yards. He also intercepted 3passes... Soph Roderick Morrow hadan oustanding season on both theoffensive and defensive lines...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Lew-Port................... 7:00Sat., Sept. 8......... Cheektowaga............ 4:00Sat., Sept. 15....... Springville.................1:00Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Maryvale...............7:00Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Lackawanna.........7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... Tonawanda................7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Amherst................ 6:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBACanisiusCrusadersTeam ReportsThe Crusaders had theweek off as they enjoyeda bye in the first round of the Msgr.Martin playoffs... Canisius will nowplay St. Francis at Ralph WilsonStadium on Thursday... QadreeOllison has had anoutstanding season ashe has rushed for1,451 yards on 184carries. Ollison hasalso scored 21 TDs...Denzel Bentoncaught 31 passes for622 yards and 8 Kyle AbernathyTDs... QB Tyler Mascio completed73 of 122 passes for 1,253 yards and11 TDs... Kyle Abernathy leadsWNY with 7 interceptions this season.He has also caught 6 passes for 185yards and 5 TDs... Ryan Hunter hasplayed well on the OL and should be afinalist for the Trench Trophy...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... McQuaid................... 1:00Sat., Sept. 8......... @ St. Mary’s.............1:00Fri., Sept. 14....... @ McKinley.............. 7:00Sat., Sept. 22....... @ Walsh Jesuit......... 1:00Sat., Sept. 29....... St. Francis................. 1:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... Aquinas..................... 3:00Sat., Oct. 13........ Cardinal O’Hara......1:00Fri., Oct. 19.........@ Bishop Timon.......7:00Sat, Oct. 27......... @ St. Joe’s.................1:00Nov. 2/3............... Playoffs.....................TBACardinal O’HaraHawksThe Hawks had theirseason end with a 48-6loss to St. Joe’s in the Msgr. martinAssociation playoffs last weekend...The Hawks finished the season with a2-8 record... Khari Wright had a bigday as he ran 22times for 134 yards.Wright broke awayfor a 41-yard TD runin the second quarter.Wright also made 6tackles on defense, 3for lost yardage...Khari WrightCurtis Johnsonadded 5 runs for 30 yards... KeithCarter had an outstanding day as hemade 10 tackles, including 7 initialhits... Pat Castile caught a 33-yardpass... Donel Cathcart made 4 tackleson defense and also completed a 33-yard pass... Zack Glowacki made 4tackles, 3 initial hits...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1........ Edison Tech (5)......... 2:00Sat., Sept. 8......... Batavia (5).................2:00Sat., Sept. 15....... @ St. Mary’s.............1:00Sat., Sept. 22....... St. Joe’s..................... 2:00Sat., Sept. 29....... @ UPrep....................2:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... Bishop Timon........... 2:00Sat., Oct. 13........ @ Canisius................ 2:00Fri., Oct. 19........ @ St. Francis............ 7:00Sat, Oct. 27......... Nichols.......................2:00Nov. 2/3............... Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Marshall 78-682, Goodman 62-514,Harmon 45-270, Holmes 19-220, Walker 42-190,Dennis 17-170, Greene 7-159, Hampton 20-112,Harris 1-(-3).Receiving: Marshall 31-571, Holmes 11-262,Harmon 10-115, Walker 2-37, Green 1-15.TDs: Marshall 16, Goodman 4, Holmes 3,Harmon 3, Dennis, Green, Walker.Passing: Walker 53-105-878, Harmon 1-2-85,Marshall 2-3-37.TD Passes: Walker 6, Harmon, Marshall.Interceptions: Holmes 3, Marshall 2, Harris,Morrow.Fumbles: Palmer 2, Williams, Holmes,Morrow, Marshall.2012 Numbers 2012 NumbersRushing: Ollison 184-1451, Mascio 60-278,Benton 19-167, Renfro 30-149, Costanzo 14-72,Abernathy 1-53, Garrett 5-51, Schake 7-10,Richards 2-5, Brundidge 1-2, Miles 1-0, Cych 1-0.Receiving: Benton 31-622, Richards 15-191,Kellerman 14-238, Ollison 9-116, Abernathy 6-185,Chapple 5-91, Kenefick 1-31, Garrett 1-13.TDs: Ollison 21, Benton 8, Abernathy 5,Mascio 3, Garrett 2, Richards 2, Minogue,Costanzo, Kellerman, Touris, Renfro.Passing: Mascio 73-122-1253, Schake 8-16-197,Abernathy 1-1-37.TD Passes: Mascio 11, Schake 2, Abernathy.Interceptions: Abernathy 7, Huffman 5,Richards 3, Simpson, Minogue, Ollison,Benton.Fumbles: Richards 2, Carbone 2, Koeppel,Ollison, Sharpe, Hunter.Rushing: DiFrancesco 209-1212, Wright 89-695,Glowacki 51-316, Johnson 36-128, Cathcart 15-82,Jones 8-55, Newman 11-52, Dempsey 6-14,Castile 4-14, Santana 2-9.Receiving: Lattuca 4-40, Wright 3-37,Newman 3-35, Santana 2-59, Glowacki 2-48,Cathcart 2-26, Castile 1-33.TDs: DiFrancesco 9, Wright 6, Newman 2,Johnson, Lattuca, Glowacki.Passing: DiFrancesco 9-36-155, Cathcart 8-19-123,Newman 0-1-0.TD Passes: DiFrancesco, Cathcart.Interceptions: Glowacki 4, Wright, DiFrancesco,Hall.Fumbles: Johnson 5, DiFrancesco, Jones,Lattuca, Cathcart, Hall, Wright, Dempsey,Conway, Newman, Horn.27

Cassadaga ValleyCougarsThe Cougars finishedtheir season with a 3-5record and lost in the first round of theClas C playoffs... Jordan Boughtonled the offense as he rushed 81 timesfor 449 yards and 4 TDs... JarrettBlizzard gained 191yards and scored 3TDs on 43 carries...Tage Reuther alsohad a productive seasonas he ran 73times for 331 yardsand 2 TDs... JordanCrabtree finished as Jordan Boughtonthe team’s leading receiver with 3catches for 30 yards. Crabtree alsoscored 3 TDs and intercepted 2 passeson defense... Justin Peck played akey role on defense as he intercepted3 passes... David Meadows recovereda pair of fumbles on defense... DavidCarlson also recovered 2 fumbles...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... Pine Valley................ 1:30Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Salamanca............ 7:30Sat., Sept. 15....... Falconer.....................1:30Sat., Sept. 22....... Alley-Lime................ 1:30Fri., Sept. 28....... Westfield................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Southwestern........7:30Sat., Oct. 13........ @ Clymer.................. 1:30Sat., Oct. 20........ @ JFK...................... 1:30Oct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Boughton 81-449, Reuther 73-331,Blizzard 43-191, Peterson 39-158,Crabtree 35-100, Morano 18-78,Peck 2-12, Snyder 5-1.Receiving: Crabtree 3-30, Peterson 3-23,Nickerson 1-10, Reuther 1-2.TDs: Boughton 4, Blizzard 3, Crabtree 3,Reuther 2, Peterson 2, Morano, Meadows.Passing: Boughton 3-18-30, Morano 2-10-14,Miller 2-6-12, Crabtree 1-10-9.TD Passes: Boughton.Interceptions: Peck 3, Crabtree 2, Hallwell.Fumbles: Meadows 2, Carlson 2, Hallwell,Crabtree, Reuther.Team ReportsCatt-Little ValleyTimberwolvesThe Timberwolves finishedthe season withrecord of 1-7 and lost in the firstround of the Clas D playoffs... MattBooth led the ground game as herushed for 434 yard and 3 TDs on 96carries. Booth alsorecovered a fumbleon defense... GilKeenen ran 80 timesfor 235 yards and 1TD... Colt Agnewhad a solid seasonand finished as theteam’s leading receiver.Agnew caught 10 passes for 204yards and 4 TDs... Sam Agnew completed28 passes for 384 yards and 5TDs... Justin Forster rushed just 10times for 55 yards but scored 3 TDs.Forster also played well in the defensivesecondary and intercepted a pairof passes...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Portville................ 7:30Fri., Sept. 7......... Maple Grove............. 7:30Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Chaut Lake......... 7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... Frewsburg................. 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... Silver Creek.............. 7:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... I Prep.........................7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Randolph.............. 7:30Fri., Oct. 19........ @ Randolph............. 7:00Oct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Booth 96-434, Keenen 80-235,SAgnew 52-101, Forster 10-55, CAgnew 1-11,Hanft 2-8.Receiving: CAgnew 10-204, Hanft 7-83,Forster 4-49, Booth 4-21, Keenan 2-17,Morton 1-10.TDs: CAgnew 4, Booth 3, Forster 3, SAgnew 2,Keenen.Passing: SAgnew 28-88-384.TD Passes: SAgnew 5.Interceptions: Forster 2, Magara.Matt BoothFumbles: Booth, Watts, Sawyer, Crawford.Chautauqua LakeThunderbirdsThe Thunderbirds finishedtheir season with a4-4 record and lost in the first round ofthe Class D playoffs... Ryan Millerended the year as the T-Birds leadingrusher with 557 yards on 100 carries.Miller also scored ateam-high 10 TDs...Adam Carpenter ran80 times for 464yards and 4 TDs. Healso recovered 2 fumbleson defense...Nick Zentz carried58 times for 427yards... Kyle Mayer completed 35 of66 passes for 450 yards and 4 TDs...Jeremiah Russin did a little of everythingfor the T-Birds. Russin finishedwith 7 catches for 142 yards, rushedfor 29 yards and scored 2 TDs. He alsohad a solid season as a kick returnerand passed for 110 yards and a TD...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ I Prep.................... 3:00Fri., Sept. 7......... Portville..................... 7:30Fri., Sept. 14....... Cattaraugus-LV........ 7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... Maple Grove............. 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Frewsburg............ 7:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... Randolph...................7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Silver Creek..........7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Miller 100-557, Carpenter 80-464,Zentz 58-427, Graziano 13-78, Mayer 6-66,Russin 3-29.Receiving: Hulton 11-92, Russin 7-142,Miller 5-178, Zentz 4-24, Carpenter 3-84,Thomas 3-27.TDs: Miller 10, Carpenter 4, Hulton 2,Russin 2, Zentz, Graziano.Passing: Mayer 35-66-450, Russin 3-11-110,Hulton 0-1-0.TD Passes: Mayer 4, Russin.Adam CarpenterInterceptions: Baker, Thomas, Miller.Fumbles: Carpenter 2, Hulton, Mayer, Zentz.26

CheektowagaWarriorsThe Warriors finishedthe season with an 8-1record... Marquel Jackson finishedthe season with a team-high 798 yardsrushing and 16 TDs despite missingthe last 2 games... Preston Summersran 36 times for 272yards. He also caughta team-high 18 passesfor 366 yards andscored 12 TDs.Summers also led theteam with 3 interceptions...RobertPulley ran 33 timesfor 188 yards and scored 2 TDs... QBTim Whelan had a solid season as hecompleted 46 of 86 yards for 906yards and 11 TDs... James Hannersand Alec Morris were solid on theoffensive line... Kenny Dillenburgemerged as a big-play threat with 6receptions for 202 yards and 4 TDs...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Tonawanda........... 7:30Sat., Sept. 8......... @ Burgard................ 4:00Fri., Sept. 14....... Lackawanna..............7:00Fri., Sept. 21....... Amherst.....................7:00Fri., Sept. 28....... Dunkirk.....................7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Lew-Port...............7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ Maryvale................... 7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Jackson 92-798, Summers 36-272,Pulley 33-188, Stallworth 24-133, Wehlan 22-87, Jones 3-78, Chojnicki 18-59, Hyatt 4-29,Kowal 1-7, Shah 2-5.Receiving: Summers 18-366, Hyatt 8-90,Dillenburg 6-202, Pulley 6-78, Jackson 4-77,Jones 1-49, Lipscomb 1-5.TDs: Jackson 16, Summers 12, Dillenburg 4,Jones 2, Stallworth 2, Pulley 2, Whelan 2,Hyatt 2.Passing: Whelan 46-86-906, Jackson 0-1-0.TD Passes: Whelan 11.Interceptions: Summers 3, Lipscomb,Dillenburg, Stallworth, Hyatt.Fumbles: Jackson, Dillenburg.Ken DillenburgClarenceRed DevilsTeam ReportsThe Red Devils finishedthe year with a 5-4record and lost in the first round of theplayoffs... Emaure Williams had agreat season as he ran 117 times for1,101 yards and 22 TDs... BenReinhardt he ran 70times for 562 yardsand 10 TDs... VinceTaverna chipped inwith 174 yards and 3TDs... MarkArmstrong completed25 of 44 passesAnthony Principalefor 426 yards and 6TDs before suffering a season-endinginjury. Lex Oakes filled in and passedfor 514 yards and 5 TDs... AlecDietsch caught 22 passes for 361yards and is also an All-WNY candidateat LB... Anthony Principale wassolid on the OL... Austin Krawczykintercepted 2 passes...2012 ScheduleSun., Sept. 2........ vs W. Genesee.... W 34-33Sat., Sept. 8......... Orchard Park......L 14-49Fri., Sept. 14....... Frontier......................7:00Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Lancaster.............. 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... Riverside................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ W Seneca West.....7:00Sat., Oct. 13........ Jamestown................ 2:00Sat., Oct. 20........ @ Lockport.............. 2:00Oct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Williams 117-1101, Reinhardt 70-562,Taverna 39-174,Oakes 30-99, Dietsch 8-80,Principale 1-54, Menard 17-54, Wesolowski 11-36,D’Andrea 7-35, Armstrong 13-33, JaParker 1-4,Weber 1-3.Receiving: Dietsch 22-361, Williams 13-386,Reinhardt 4-102, Webster 5-64, Taverna 3-60,Menard 1-29, Wesolowski 1-3.TDs: Williams 22, Reinhardt 10, Dietsch 3,Taverna 3, Wesolowski, Menard.Passing: Oakes 20-52-514, Armstrong 25-44-426,Taverna 4-7-65, Williams 0-2-0.TD Passes: Armstrong 6, Oakes 5.Interceptions: Krawczyk 2, Dietsch 2,Williams, Reinhardt, JeParker, JaParker.Fumbles: Principale 2, Wesolowski, Dietsch,Williams, Taverna, Weber.Cleveland HillGolden EaglesThe Golden Eagleswon the Class C titlewhen they beat Fredonia 22-20...Brandon Thomas ran 15 times for133 yards and scored a TD on an 84-yard run in the 3rd quarter. He made 6tackles, 3 solo, ondefense... JoshWhite made 4 solotackles and assistedon 8 others... JaredWatkins caught 4passes for 71 yards,including a 58-yardTD... Jacob Radlichcompleted 5 of 15 passes for 83 yardsand a TD... Jonathan Thomas led thedefense with a team high of 12 tackles,7 solo. He also rushed for 11yards... Ny’Juan Rainey caught a 12-yard pass. He also made made 6 tackles,3 solo... Cleve Hill will now playHornell in the Far West Regionals...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Maryvale.............. 7:00Sat., Sept. 8......... Gowanda................... 2:00Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Akron....................7:00Sat., Sept. 22....... Wilson........................2:00Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Fredonia................7:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... Amherst.....................2:00Sat., Oct. 3.......... @ JFK........................1:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: BThomas 202-1163, JThomas 68-557,Radlich 44-193, White 25-173, Jackson 12-66,Fareed-Muhammad 8-65, Mcillwain 3-45,Jordan 3-30, Watkins 1-7, Harper 1-(-2).Receiving: Watkins 28-453, JThomas 11-189,Rainey 8-158, Krajewski 4-51, Jones 1-3.TDs: BThomas 22, JThomas 7, Watkins 6,Mcillwain 2, Fareed-Muhammad 2, Jackson 2,Krajewski, Rainey.Passing: Radlich 51-110-851, Jackson 1-1-3.TD Passes: Radlich 7.Interceptions: Watkins 13, JThomas 2, White 2,Rainey.Fumbles: White 2, Satcher, BThomas.Brandon Thomas27

DepewWildcatsThe Wildcats finishedthe season 7-2 and lost toAlden in the Class B semifinals...Rodney Turner ended the season asthe team’s leading rusher with 930yards and 13 TDs on 112 carries...Brian Rybak had anbig season as he ranfor 503 yards on 64carries and caught 16passes for 234 yards.Rybak also scored 10TDs and intercepted3 passes on defense...QB Anthony Buonoran for 305 yards and 7 TDs. He alsocompleted 57 of 102 passes for 879yards and 8 TDs... Cody Penner hada solid year as he caught 5 passes for124 yards and a TD. Penner also intercepted2 passes... Robert Buono andMike Lamb were standouts on theOL...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Albion........................ 7:30Sat., Sept. 8......... @ Newfane................ 2:00Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Barker-RH........... 7:00Fri., Sept. 21....... Medina...................... 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Alden.....................7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... East High.................. 7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Lancaster.............. 7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Turner 112-930, Rybak 64-503,Buono 65-305, Atlas 46-267, Hyman 13-85,Golba 4-32, Cwiklinski 3-15, Hoellig 6-5,Bakkila 4-4, Fryar 4-4, Coburn 3-4.Receiving: Sekuterski 23-393, Rybak 16-234,Penner 5-124, Yelich 4-37, Atlas 4-28,Hyman 1-26, Turner 1-4.TDs: Turner 13, Rybak 10, Buono 7, Atlas 7,Sekuterski 4, Hyman 2, Cwiklinski, Golba,Penner.Passing: Buono 57-102-879.TD Passes: Buono 8.Mike LambInterceptions: Rybak 3, Golba 2, Penner 2,Hoellig, Sekuterski, Hyman, McAuley, Bethge.Fumbles: LeAir 2, Yelich 2, Lamb, Penner,Mlodozeniec, Hyman, Sekuterski, Abraham.DunkirkMaraudersTeam ReportsDunkirk finished theseason with a 2-6 recordand did not qualify for the Class Bplayoffs... Zach Torain finished theseason as the Marauders top rusher ashe rushed 58 times for 262 yards and4 TDs... QB KevinBurns also played abig role as he rushed51 times for 236yards and 6 TDs...Burns . Burns alsocompleted 26 of 66passes for 403 yardsand a TD. He alsoplayed well in the defensive secondaryand intercepted a pass... Ryan Ruizcaught 23 passes for 250 yards and 2TDs... Nick Bartlett emerged as a bigplay threat as he rushed for 213 yardson just 12 carries. Bartlett also scored3 TDs... Nick Bomasuto added 100yards and a TD to the rushing totals...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Pioneer............ L 12-21Sat., Sept. 8......... @ Olean..............W 34-28Fri., Sept. 14....... East Aurora...............7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... Eden..................... L 21-35Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Cheektowaga........7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... Springville.................7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Fredonia............... 7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Torain 58-262, Burns 51-236,Barlett 12-213, Ruiz 15-105, Bomasuto 18-100,Gomez 6-52.Receiving: Ruiz 23-250, Skubis 3-63, Miernik3-67, Gomez 2-23, Lugen 1-26Touchdowns: Burns 6, Torain 4, Barlett 3,Ruiz 2, Bomosuto.Passing: Burns 26-66-403.TD Passes: Burns.Interceptions: Burns, Torain.Fumbles: None.28Kevin BurnsEast AuroraBlue DevilsEast Aurora finishedthe season with a 1-7record... Eric Warner ended the yearas the Blue Devils’ leading rusherwith 246 yards on 39 carries... QBAlec Hibit had a solid season as heran 51 times for 239yards and 3 TDs.Hibit also completed32 of 66 passes for757 yards and 7TDs... Dan Reishuckfinished as the team’sleading receiver as hecaught 9 passes for436 yards and 6 TDs. Reischuck alsorushed for 93 yards... Joe Gugino ranjust 6 times but rolled up 162 yardsand 2 TDs... Frank Nigro caught 6passes for 125 yards and a TD... DrewHorton ran for 153 yards and 3TDS... Connor Allen intercepted 4passes and recovered a fumble...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... @ Eden................ L 26-28Fri., Sept. 7......... Pioneer.......................7:30Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Springville............ 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... JFK............................ 7:30Fri., Oct. 5...........Olean......................... 7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Wilson................... 7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Warner 39-246, Hibit 51-239,Gugino 6-162, Horton 28-153, Reishuck 24-93,Allen 12-42, Norcia 5-26, Weisbeck 5-12.Receiving: Reishuck 9-436, Nigro 6-125,Volpe 4-52, Gugino 4-42, Warner 3-53,Horton 3-26, Allen 2-27.TDs: Reischuck 6, Hibit 3, Horton 2, Gugino 2,Nigro.Passing: Hibit 32-66-757.TD Passes: Hibit 7.Eric WarnerInterceptions: Allen 4, Resichuck, Haffenden.Fumbles: Sadek, Allen, Haffenden, Nigro,Denfrund.

East HighPanthersEdenRaidersTeam ReportsEllicottvilleEaglesThe Panthers finishedthe season with a 3-6record and did not qualify for theClass B playoffs... Jevante Gloverhad an oustanding season as he rushed130 times for 884 yards and 16 TDs.Glover also completed35 of 82 passesfor 519 yards and 4TDs. Glover wasalso on of the team’sleading tacklers andintercepted a passand recovered 3 fumbles...DajuanQuarles rushed 131 times for 822yards and 6 TDs. Quarles also caught15 passes for 195 yards... JulianHodge also played a big role as hecaught 13 passes for 306 yards and 3TDs. Hodge also recovered 3 fumbleson defense... Demetrius Loweryintercepted 2 passes...The Raiders finishedthe season with a 6-3record and were lost in the first roundof the Class B playoffs... Eden alsowon the B South Division championship...Alex Smythe finished theseason as the Raiderstop rusher as hegained 595 yards on101 carries. Smythealso scored 10 TDs...Joe Tripi ran 66times for 352 yardsand 5 TDs... GarrettDiStefano ran 41times for 243 yards 4 TDs... NickSarratori rushed 48 times for 221yards. Sarratori also passed for 66yards and 2 TDs... QB Matt Bialycompleted 37 of 62 passes for 480yards and 2 TDs... Jon Lyndsleycaught 9 passes for 159 yards and 2TDs...The Eagles won theClass DD title when theybeat Clymer 34-16... Phalla Musallran 25 times for 149 yards and 2 TDs.Musall also led the defense with a teamhigh 9 solo tackles and 6 assists... CamWilson completed 2of 4 passes for 44yards... He alsoscored a TD on a 35-yard reception in thesecond quarter...Greg Knier made 3solo tackles andassisted on 8 others.He also rushed for 14 yards on just 1carry... Jake Rinko tossed a 35-yardpass for a TD. He also caught a 30-yard pass... Calum Watt made 2 solotackles and assisted on 9 others...Jesse Pollock made 3 solo tackles and4 assists... Taylor Grinols made 2solo tackles and 2 assists...Jevante Glover Joe Tripi Jake Rinko2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Newfane................W 36-6Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Albion................... 7:30Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Pioneer.................. 7:00Sat., Sept. 22....... Alden....................... 12:00Fri., Sept. 28....... Medina (@ Riv)........7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Depew................... 7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Barker................... 1:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Glover 130-884, Quarles 131-822,Sylvester 32-288, Lowrey 3-24, Morrison 5-12,James 1-6, Parker 2-3, Rivers 1-(-4).Receiving: Quarles 15-195, Hodge 13-306,Sylvester 4-28, Lowrey 2-53, McDougald 1-10,Parker 1-1.TDs: Glover 16, Quarles 6, Hodge 3.Passing: Glover 35-82-519, Quarles 1-3-37.TD Passes: Glover 4.Interceptions: Sylvester 2, Lowrey 2,Glover, Jackson, Hughes.Fumbles: Hodge 3, Glover 3, Quarles,Carroll.2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... East Aurora........W 28-26Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Springville............ 7:30Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Gowanda.............. 7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30Sat., Sept. 29....... Olean......................... 2:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Pioneer.................. 7:00Sat., Oct. 13........ Southwestern............ 2:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Smythe 101-595, Tripi 66-352,DiStefano 41-243, Sarratori 48-221,Wagner 21-160, Gallivan 22-131,Bermingham 21-106, Bialy 2-19.Receiving: Lyndsley 9-159, Gallivan 7-60,DiStefano 6-97, Ehrig 4-27, Birmingham 3-50,Smyth 3-16, Gibbon 2-40, Tripi 2-16, Boris 1-5.TDs: Smythe 10, Tripi 5, DiStefano 4,Birmingham 3, Lyndsley 2, Boris, Wagner,Gallivan.Passing: Bialy 37-62-480, Sarrattori 7-10-66.TD Passes: Bialy 2, Sarrattori 2.Interceptions: None.Fumbles: Tripi, Sarratori, DiStefano.2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Forestville..................7:30Sat., Sept. 8......... @ Clymer.............L 14-20Fri., Sept. 14....... Pine Valley.................7:30Sat., Sept. 22....... @ St. Mary’s......... L 0-41Fri., Sept. 28....... Sherman.................... 7:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Panama.................1:30Fri., Oct. 12........ Franklinville............. 7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Musall 160-1333, CWilson 60-479,Rinko 15-204, Mowrey 32-143, Watt 21-76,Stoll 15-49, Ling 9-48, Easton-8-38, Smith 20-25,Knier 1-14, Hurlburt- 4-12.Receiving: Rinko 3-133, Smith 3-87, Musall 3-22,Grinols 2-54, Gabel 2-12, C.Wilson 1-35,SWilson 1-3.TDs: Musall 14, CWilson 8, Rinko 4, Mowrey 2,Watt 2, Smith 2, Grinols, Stoll.Passing: CWilson 13-33-281, Rinko 1-1-35,SWilson 1-1-30.TD Passes: CWilson 5, Rinko.Interceptions: Gabel 3, Musall 2, Watt,CWilson.Fumbles: SWilson 4, Pollock 2, Musall.29

FalconerFalconsThe Falcons finishedthe season with a 1-7record... Cody Dustin finished theseason as the team’s leading rusherwith 570 yards on 122 carries. Dustinscored 5 TDs this year and also intercepted3 passes ondefense... JacobYoungberg ran for227 yards on 60 carries...Kyle Petersenhad a solid season onoffense and defense.Petersen was theFalcons’ leadingreceiver as he caught 21 passes for272 yards. Petersen also intercepted 4passes... Jimmy Schwab caught 16passes for 227 yards... DevonCameron completed 42 of 124 passesfor 564 yards and also rushed for 161yards... Jim McDonald caught 9 passesfor 109 yards...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Southwestern.........L 0-24Fri., Sept. 7......... Panama......................7:00Sat., Sept. 15....... @ Cass Valley............1:30Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Westfield...............7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Franklinville.........7:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Salamanca............ 7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ Allegany-Lime.......... 7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Dustin 122-570, Youngberg 60-227,Cameron 52-161, Penhollow 9-15, Muntz 2-6,Blake 1-2.Receiving: Petersen 21-272, Schwab 16-227,MacDonald 9-109, Burnett 2-17, Youngberg 1-12,Wilcox 1-11.TDs: Dustin 5, Cameron 2, Penhollow.Passing: Cameron 42-124-564, Peterson 4-11-60,Wilcox 3-9-23.TD Passes: None.Cody DustinInterceptions: Petersen 4, Dustin 3.Fumbles: Penhollow, Williamson, Ross.ForestvilleHornetsTeam ReportsThe Hornets finishedthe sesaon with an 0-8record... Nate Maines ended the yearas the team’s leading rusher with 511yards on 108 carries. Maines alsocaught 13 passes for 143 yards andscored 4 TDs... QBJake Nosbischrushed 85 times for394 yarcds and 3TDs. Nosbisch alsocompleted 48 of 131passes for 650 yardsand tossed 4 TDNate Mainespasses... AdamPleva ended the campaign asForestville’s leading receiver as hecaught 18 passes for 257 yards and 2TDs. Pleva also played well in thedefensive secondary and intercepted 3passes... Dylan Robinson recovered 2fumbles on defense... Caleb Makuchcaught 13 passes for 194 yards...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Ellicottville........L 6-36Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Franklinville.........7:30Sat., Sept. 15....... Panama..................... 1:30Sat., Sept. 29....... @ Clymer...............L 6-36Fri., Sept. 28....... Pine Valley.................1:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Westfield...............7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ Sherman.................... 1:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Maines 108-511, Nosbisch 85-394,Forbes 12-48, Szumigala 11-26, Priest 4-12,Jackson 1-2.Receiving: Pleva 18-257, Makuch 13-194,Maines 13-143, Szumigala 4-39, Forbes 2-83,Murphy 2-11.TDs: Maines 4, Nosbisch 3, Pleva 2, Forbes,Makuch.Passing: Nosbisch 48-131-650, Forbes 4-15-81.TD Passes: Nosbisch 4, Forbes.Interceptions: Pleva 3.Fumbles: Robinson 2, Powers, Jackson,Nosbisch, Forbes.FranklinvillePanthersFranklinville finishedthe season with a 5-4record and won the title of the ChuckFunke Tournament... Jamie Greinerfinished the season as the Panthersleading rusher as he rushed 127 timesfor 631 yards and 6TDs... Peter Koppalso had a good seasonas he rushed for480 yards and 4 TDson 97 carries. Koppalso completed 20 of45 passes for 310yards and 3 TDs...Eric Michaelis played a big role as herushed 53 times for 169 yards and aTD. He also caught 8 passes for 78yards... Christian Bigham caught 7passes for 238 yards and 3 TDs. Healso intercepted a pass on defense...Trent Dingman ran for 149 yards and2 TDs...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... @ Panama............. L 6-40Fri., Sept. 7......... Forestville..................7:30Fri., Sept. 14....... Clymer....................... 7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Pine Valley............ 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... Falconer.....................7:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Sherman............... 1:30Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Ellicottville........... 7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Greiner 127-631, PKopp 97-480,Michaelis 53-169, Dingman 29-149,Bigham 3-13, Bays 3-8, Ratzel 2-6,Bacher 7-(-3), Smith 3-(-4).Receiving: Michaelis 8-78, Bigham 7-238,Greiner 4-41, Batcher 2-13, Winter 1-34,PKopp 1-33.TDs: Greiner 6, PKopp 4, Bigham 3, Dingman 2,Ratzel 2, Winter, Michaelis.Passing: PKopp 20-45-310, Michaelis 5-8-120.TD Passes: PKopp 3, Michaelis.Jamie GrienerInterceptions: PKopp 2, Greiner, Bigham,Ratzel.Fumbles: Ratzel, Winter, Michaelis, Smith,Defoe, Dingman.30

FredoniaHillbilliesThe Hillbillies lost theClass C title game toCleve Hill 22-20... Weston Ley ran23 times for 104 yards and 2 TDs,including a 52-yard scoring run in thefirst quarter. Ley also completed 11 of22 passes for 130yards and anotherTD... Zach Buckleyled the defense witha team high of 10tackles, 7 solo. Healso ran 13 times for61 yards and caughtCody Smitha 4-yard pass... JudeGardner caught 5 passes for 34yards. Gardner also made 5 tackles, 3solo on defense... Nick Nocek had asolid day as he made 6 tackles, 4solo... Cody Smith caught 4 passesfor 80 yards, including a 20-yard TDpass... Fredonia finished the year witha 7-3 record...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ JFK..................... W 28-14Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Alley-Limestone...7:30Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Wilson................... 7:00Fri., Sept. 21....... Gowanda................... 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... Cleve Hill.................. 7:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Akron................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ Dunkirk.................... 6:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Ley 176-987, ZBuckley 81-562,Cassidy 52-299, Smith 21-131, Gardner 17-85,Thompson 27-47, Sluberski 4-24, Johnston 3-23,McAfee 3-20, Ray 1-2, Halberg 4-(-1).Receiving: Smith 10-160, Gardner 10-137,Piper 9-162, Ley 4-102, McCarthy 2-32,Thompson 2-26, ZBuckley 2-9.TDs: Ley 13, ZBuckley 5, Cassidy 2, Gardner 2,Smith 2, Piper, Sluberski.Passing: Ley 27-67-509, Thompson 13-47-169,ZBuckley 0-1-0.TD Passes: Ley 4, Thompson.Interceptions: Smith 3, DiRusso 3, Piper,Ley, Grupa, McCarthy.Fumbles: Smith 2, Nocek 2, Ley, Grupa,DiRusso.FrontierFalconsTeam ReportsFrontier finished theseason with a 6-3 recordand lost to Jamestown in the Class AAsemifinals... QB Ben Koch finishedthe season as the Falcons top rusher ashe ran 81 times for 406 yards and 7TDs. Koch also completed43 of 73 passesfor 673 yards and7 TDs... KennyKahler added 402yards on 67 carries tothe rushing attack...Cameron Coonplayed a big role ashe rushed 33 times for 232 yards. Healso caught 3 passes for 84 yards andscored 5 TDs... Kevin Hamilton hada solid season in the defensive secondaryand he intercepted 3 passes.Hamilton also rushed for 128 yardsand 4 TDs... Ryan Harvey intercepted2 passes...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ W Seneca West.... 7:00Sat., Sept. 8......... @ Riverside.............. 4:00Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Clarence............... 7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... Orchard Park........... 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... Jamestown................ 7:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... Lancaster...................7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Hamburg.............. 7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Koch 81-406, Kahler 67-402,Coon 33-232, Hamilton 18-128, Brinkel 3-47,King 6-42, Ricks 6-28.Receiving: Fitzgerald ?-268, Hamilton ?-74,Cuthbert 9-122, Coon 3-84, Cannon 2-10,Brinkel 1-9.TDs: Koch 7, Coon 5, Hamilton 4, Ricks 2,Fitzgerald 2, Brinkel 2, Cuthbert, Licata.Passing: Koch 43-73-673.TD Passes: Koch 7, Kahler 2, Coon.Interceptions: Hamilton 3, Harvey 2, Cannon.Fumbles: Licata, Coon.31Ryan HarveyGowandaPanthersThe Panthers finishedthe season with an 0-8record... Brennan Geiger ended theyear as the Panthers’ leading rusher ashe ran 159 times for 644 yards and aTD. Geiger also caught 6 passes for85 yards... WalkerCygan rushed for245 yards and a TDon 53 carries. Cyganalso completed 13 of31 passes for 116yards and intercepteda pass on TD...Walker CyganChase Williamscompleted 9 of 16 passes for 118yards... Sebastian Luther intercepteda pass and recovered a fumble ondefense... Justin Grimm had a solidseason on the offensive and defensivelines... Jonathan McCarthy endedthe campaign as the Panthers’ leadingreceiver with 7 catches for 72 yards...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Wilson.................... L 0-48Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Cleve Hill..............2:00Fri., Sept. 14....... Eden...........................7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Fredonia............... 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... Salamanca.................7:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ JFK....................... 1:30Fri., Oct. 12........ Akron........................ 7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Geiger 159-644, Cygan 53-245,McCarthy 23-92, Halftown 11-36, Grimm 1-11,Sperakos 1-3, Williams 1-2, Richter 1-1.Receiving: McCarthy 7-72, Geiger 6-85,Andrews 3-46, Williams 2-15, Gaylord 1-5.TDs: Geiger, Cygan.Passing: Williams 9-16-118, Cygan 13-31-116.TD Passes: None.Interceptions: Grimm, Luther, Jensen.Fumbles: Richter, Luther, Cygan.

Grand IslandVikingsThe Vikings finishedthe season with a 7-2record and lost to Sweet Home in theClass A semifinals... Dan Blocho finishedthe season as the team’s leadingrusher with 548 yards and 5 TDs on109 carries... MitchFachko ran for 532yards and 4 TDs on68 carries... PaulSukmanowskigained 221 yards on66 carries... QuinnCarrao completed89 of 177 passes for1,073 yards and 8 TDs... ChrisConnors caught 31 passes for 405yards and 6 TDs... Ben Goc caught 27passes for 300 yards and 2 TDs...Anthony Zogaria played a big role ashe rushed for 161 yards, caught 5passes for 48 yards, scored 4 TDs andalso recovered 2 fumbles on defense...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... Kenmore East.... W 26-14Sat., Sept. 8......... North Tonawanda.....2:00Sat., Sept. 15....... Starpoint................... 2:00Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Hutch Tech........... 7:00Sat., Sept. 29....... @ Wmsville North....2:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Niag Wheatfield... 2:00Sat., Oct. 13........ @ McKinley.............. 4:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Blocho 109-548, Fachko 68-532,Sukmanowski 66-221, Zogaria 37-161,Acker 22-121, Corrao 33-45, Oursler 1-2,Csendom 2-1, Connors 2-(-5).Receiving: Connors 31-405, Goc 27-300,Alcorn 13-156, Zogaria 5-48, Hughes 3-39,Sukmanowski 3-64, Johnson 3-27,Blocho 3-21,Oursler 2-17.TDs: Connors 6, Blocho 5, Zogaria 4, Fachko 4,Corrao 4, Goc 2, Sukmanowski 2, Alcorn.Passing: Corrao 89-177-1073, Sukmanowski 1-1-6,Blocho 1-1-3, Johnson 0-1-0.TD Passes: Corrao 8, Blocho, Sukmanowski.Interceptions: Johnson, Acker.Ben GocFumbles: Zogaria 2, Tripi, Mattu, Oursler.IP at GroverPresidentsTeam ReportsThe Presidents finishedthe season with an0-8 record... Twin brothers Williamand Willquan Burgess had solid seasons.William Burgess finished as theteams’ leading rusher with 577 yardsand a TD on 136 carries...WillquanBurgess rushed 53times for 172 yards.Willquan also completed20 of 54 passesfor 345 yards and4 TDs... DamonBoykin ended theyear as the Presidents’ leading receiveras he caught 10 passes for 147yards and a TD... Xavier Maye had asolid season at TE and DE. Maye finishedthe year with 6 catches for 131yards and 2 TDs... Justus Radfordemerged as a solid tackle on the offensiveline...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Chaut Lake......... L 12-36Fri., Sept. 7......... Frewsburg (RF)........7:00Sat., Sept. 15....... Silver Creek............ 12:30Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Randolph.............. 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Maple Grove........ 7:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Cattaraugus-LV... 7:30Sat., Oct. 13........ Portville..................... 4:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: WmBurgess 136-577,WqBurgess 53-172, Boykin 20-63, James 5-5.Receiving: Boykin 10-147, Maye 6-131,Wm.Burgess 3-14, Gant 2-30, James 1-44.TDs: Maye 2, WmBurgess, Boykin, Gant.Passing: WqBurgess 20-54-345, James 2-14-7.TD Passes: WqBurgess 4.Willquan BurgessInterceptions: Arroyo-Camacho, Townsell.Fumbles: Inthavong, Maye, Boykin.HamburgBulldogsThe Bulldogs finishedthe season with a 2-7record and did not qualify for theClass A playoffs... QB Luke Kramerfinished the season as the Bulldogsleading rusher with 595 yards and 6TDs on 124 carries.Kramer also completed67 of 129passes for 1,054yards and 9 TDs...Josh Bennett ran 79times for 316 yardsand 4 TDs. BennettJosh Bennettalso played well ondefense and recovered 3 fumbles...Mark Myles rushed 43 times for 229yards and 2 TDs... Kyle Violanticaught 25 passes for 516 yards and 7TDs. Violanti also intercepted 2 passeson defense... Griffin Ryan caught 19passes for 176 yards and 2 TDs...Vinny Sardo ran for 139 yards...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ South Park........L 6-18Fri., Sept. 7......... Wmsville South.........7:00Fri., Sept. 14....... Lake Shore................7:00Sat., Sept. 22....... @ Bennett..................2:00Fri., Sept. 28....... W Seneca East.......... 7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Iroquois.................7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ Frontier......................7:00Sat., Oct. 20........ @ Wmsv North........ 2:00Oct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Kramer 124-595, Bennett 79-316,Myles 43-229, Sardo 33-139, Bishop 10-75,Larson 10-44, Smith 5-20, Violanti 3-12, Daly 4-7,Riley 2-4.Receiving: Violante 25-516, Ryan 19-176,Mikida 9-167, Sardo 7-44, Myles 3-9, Smith 2-25,Hite 2-21, Bitten 1-12, Bishop 1-(-2).TDs: Violanti 7, Kramer 6, Bennett 4, Myles 2,Ryan 2, Mikida 2, Larson.Passing: Kramer 67-129-1054, Daly 3-4-13,Violanti 0-1-0.TD Passes: Kramer 9.Interceptions: Violanti 2, Kramer 2, Smith.Fumbles: Bennett 3, Brown 2, Miller, Helak,Smith.32

Hutch-TechEngineersThe Engineers finishedthe season with a 1-8record and lost in the first round of theplayoffs... Roman West rushed 163times for 941 yards and 11 TDs...Lenny Dowell ran 61 times for 315yards and 2 TDs.Dowell also completed37 of 103 passesfor 456 yards and aTD... DashawnStroye caught 15passes for 178 yardsand a TD... RobertGraves caught 13passes for 154 yardsand a TD... Marki Dowell caught 9passes for 95 yards and a TD and alsoplayed well at DE... Zach Filipskicompleted 23 of 50 passes for 292yards and 2 TDs... Leonard Sweatplayed well in the defensive secondaryand intercepted 3 passes...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Iroquois................L 14-15Sat., Sept. 8......... Kenmore West.....L 14-21Sat., Sept. 15....... @ Lockport............L 8-38Fri., Sept. 21....... Grand Island......... L 6-24Sat., Sept. 29....... Niagara Falls...........12:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... Riverside................... 4:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Pioneer.................. 7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: West 163-941, LDowell 61-315,Collins 18-102, Stroye 15-39, Brown 15-31,Mitchell 2-22, Sweat 2-18, Olmsted 2-18,Filipski 21-17, Watkins 2-6, Palistrant 3-(-13).Receiving: Stroye 15-178, Graves 13-154,West 13-138, M.Dowell 9-95, McMillon 5-87,Mitchell 5-76.TDs: West 11, LDowell 2, McMillon, Filipski,Watkins, MDowell, Graves, Mitchell, Stroye.Passing: LDowell 37-103-456,Filipski 23-50-292.TD Passes: Filipski 2, LDowell.Interceptions: Sweat 3, MDowell 2.Fumbles: Watkins.HtRoman WestIroquoisChiefsTeam ReportsThe Chiefs finishedthe season with a 7-2record and lost to Grand Island in thefirst round of the Class A playoffs...Tyler Miller had a great season as herushed 154 times for 1,004 yards and13 TDs. Miller alsocaught 19 passes for324 yards... NateWilkinson had ahuge season as hecaught 38 passes for708 yards and aschool-record 14TDs... Matt Keatingcompleted 79 of 148passes and 1,235 yards. Keating alsotossed a school record 18 TD passes...Coyote Sokolski was a standouton defense and set a school record ashe recovered 6 opponents fumblesthis season... Mason Bonafedecaught 7 passes for 65 yards...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Hutch Tech........... 4:00Fri., Sept. 7......... South Park................ 7:00Sat., Sept. 15....... @ Wmsville East...... 2:00Fri., Sept. 21....... Lake Shore................7:00Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Wmsville South....7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... Hamburg...................7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Bennett................. 7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersNate WilikinsonRushing: Miller 154-1004, Bonafede 35-173,Achman 28-150, Keating 35-52, McEvoy 1-15,Huber 1-6, Geary 1-1,Sokolski 1-0, Petrocy 1-(-1),Piesczynski 4-(-7), Wilkinson 1-(-10).Receiving: Wilkinson 38-708, Miller 19-324,Zimmerman 11-129, Bonafede 7-65,Callahan 3-39, Achman 3-34, Petrocy 2-12,Pieszak 1-11, Sokolski 1-3.TDs: Wilkinson 14, Miller 13, Keating 4,Achman 2, Zimmerman, Bonafede, Pieszak.Passing: Keating 79-148-1235,Piesczynski 3-7-79, Wilkinson 1-1-11.TD Passes: Keating 18, Piesczynski,Wilkinson.Interceptions: Wilkinson, Osborne, McEvoy,Knab.Fumbles: Sokolski 6, Bonafede 2, Emer 2,Zimmerman, Derkovitz, McEvoy, Cleary,Miller, Justinger.33JamestownRed RaidersThe Red Raiders lostthe Class AA title game toOrchard Park 35-20... Jake Sisson ran11 times for 65 yards. He also completed13 of 29 passes for 193 yardsand 3 TDs... Stephen Carlson led thedefense with a teamhigh of 9 tackles, 7solo. He also caught6 passes for 91yards... OL CortlandHaines moved to QBand rushed for 14yards and completeda 33-yard pass. Healso made 11 tackles,5 solo... Mike Watson scored 2 TDson 2 fumble recoveries. He fell on ateammate’s fumble for a TD and laterreturned an Orchard Park fumble 40yards for another TD... ZachPanebianco caught 4 passes for 98yards, including 65-yard TD...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Kenmore West.......... 7:00Sat., Sept. 8......... @ Niagara Falls....... 2:00Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Lancaster.............. 7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... W Seneca West......... 7:00Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Frontier.................7:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... Orchard Park........... 7:00Sat., Oct. 13........ @ Clarence................2:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersMike WatsonRushing: Hollingsworth 177-1305, Sisson 101-498,Stam 9-101, Holland 5-71, Colwell 11-51,Carlson 2-42, Capuano 8-42, Haines 8-30,Johnson 1-6, Drew 2-4, Panebianco 5-3,Anderson 1-2.Receiving: Panebianco 29-650, Carlson 24-407,Watson 22-288, Anderson 12-134,Colwell 11-124, Hollingsworth 3-51,Holland 2-19, Larson 1-11.TDs: Hollingsworth 21, Panebianco 9,Watson 8, Sisson 4, Haines 3, Carlson 2,Holland, Stam, Colwell.Passing: Sisson 104-187-1627, Panebianco 2-2-61,Colwell 2-2-15, Haines 1-1-33.TD Passes: Sisson 16, Panebianco.Interceptions: Panebianco 5, McBride 3,Colwell 2, Carlson, Watson.Fumbles: Anderson, Holland, Park, Tingue,Capuano, Larson, Watson, Carlson, Haines.

John F. KennedyBearsThe Bears finished theseason with a 7-2 recordand lost to fredonia in the Class Csemifinals... Zack Walkowski endedthe season as the Bears leading rusherwith 757 yards on 144 carries.Walkowski scored 13TDs and also intercepted2 passes ondefense... QB NickAnderson rushed for553 yards and 9 TDson 81 carries. He alsocompleted 42 of 96passes for 506 yards.Anderson intercepted6 passes and recovered 3 fumbles ondefense... Joe Burkowski ran 72times for 234 yards and 7 TDs... DaveLebron was the team’s top receiverwith 16 catches for 148 yards and 2TDs... Christian Klyczek recovered 2fumbles...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Fredonia..........L 14-28Sat., Sept. 8......... Wilson.................W 31-26Sat., Sept. 15....... U-Prep....................... 1:30Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Akron....................7:00Fri., Sept. 28....... @ East Aurora..........7:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... Gowanda................... 1:30Sat., Oct. 13........ JFK............................ 1:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Walkowski 144-757, Anderson 81-553,Burkowski 72-234, Lebron 6-80, Gabrielli 12-72,McPhail 6-36, Yerry 5-14, Iannuzzelli 3-13.Receiving: Lebron 16-148, Walkowski 9-92,Burkowski 5-93, Kozak 3-94, Yerry 3-42,Kuklewicz 2-37.TDs: Walkowski 13, Anderson 9, Burkowski 7,Lebron 2, Kozak, McPhail, Gabrielli, Yerry.Passing: Anderson 42-96-506.TD Passes: Anderson 7.Dave LebronInterceptions: Anderson 6, Walkowski 2,Gabrielli, Kozak.Fumbles: Anderson 3, Klyczek 2, Sundquist,Nelipowitz, LeBron, Dorsey.Kenmore EastBulldogsTeam ReportsThe Bulldogs finishedthe season with a 3-6record and won the title of the Class AChuck Funke Tournament... PrestonSmith led the Bulldogs with 505 rushingyards on 104 carries. Smith alsoscored 3 TDs... KurtMcGowan ran 63times for 345 yards...Connor McMahonran 67 times for 146yards and 6 TDs.McMahon also completed48 of 102passes for 582 yardsand 5 TDs... DeionBrown led the team in receiving with20 catches for 296 yards and a TD...Luke Simmons helped the cause with140 yards on 31 carries... Adam Geibcaught 11 passes for 132 yards and aTD... Brandon Derion caught 8 passesfor 107 yards...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... @ Grand Island...L 14-26Sat., Sept. 8......... @ Sweet Home...... L 6-41Sat., Sept. 15....... Niag Wheatfield........2:00Fri., Sept. 21....... @ North Ton............. 7:00Sat., Sept. 29....... McKinley................... 7:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... Starpoint................... 2:00Sat., Oct. 13........ Kenmore West.......... 2:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Smith 104-555, McGowan 63-345,McMahon 67-146, Simmons 31-140, Mack 18-111,Geib 16-91, Brown 6-51, Dolan 14-39,Derion 4-9, Cannon 1-6, Jenica 1-5,Tulipane 3-4, Carapetyan 1-0, Kowalski 1-0.Receiving: Brown 20-296, Geib 11-132,Derion 8-107, Smith 8-105, Mack 2-25,McMahon 1-21, Simmons 1-18, Cole 1-6.TDs: McMahon 6, Smith 3, Derion 2, Mack 2,Brown, Bluff, Geib, Simmons.Passing: McMahon 48-102-582, Simmons 5-6-84,Smith 0-1-0, Carapetyan 0-2-0.TD Passes: McMahon 5.Interceptions: None.Fumbles: Batts.Preston SmithKenmore WestBlue DevilsThe Blue Devils finishedthe season with a 3-6 record and did not qualify for theClass AA playoffs... Alex Price had asolid junior season as he rushed for857 yards and 11 TDs on 178 carries...Terell Ford, a freshman,ran 39 times for140 yards and 2TDs... QB AdamFron completed 74of 192 passes for 914yards and 6 TDs.Fron also rushed for116 yards and 2TDs... Trevor Whitewas the top receiver as he caught 18passes for 259 yards and 3 TDs...LaQuan Salter caught 14 passes for184 yards and a TD. Salter also playedwell in the defensive secondary andintercepted 2 passes... Nick Wojnarcaught 12 passes for 88 yards...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Jamestown............7:00Sat., Sept. 8......... @ Hutch Tech........... 1:00Sat., Sept. 15....... Sweet Home.............. 2:00Sat., Sept. 22....... Riverside................... 2:00Sat., Sept. 29....... Lockport................... 2:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Niagara Falls....... 2:00Sat., Oct. 13........ @ Kenmore East...... 2:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Price 178-857, Ford 39-140,Fron 51-116, Taylor 34-75, Ahmadi 2-39,Roe 4-18, Saltar 3-18, Stedler 3-14.Receiving: White 18-259, Saltar 14-184,Wojnar 12-88, Price 8-56, Ford 7-149,Howell 6-80, Taylor 2-29.TDs: Price 11, White 3, Fron 2, Howell 2,Ford 2, Saltar.Passing: Fron 74-192-914, Price 0-1-0.TD Passes: Fron 6.Interceptions: Salter 2, Price, Roe, Ford,Taylor.Fumbles: None.Trevor White34

LackawannaSteelersThe Steelers finishedthe season with a 2-6record and did not qualify for the playoffs...Cameren Smith had a hugeseason as he rushed 170 times for1,346 yards and 20 TDs. Smith alsocaught 14 passes for257 yards and playedwell on defense...Dylan Gregoirecompleted 56 of 134passes for 805 yardsand 11 TDs...Shaquille Brookscaught 16 passes for Cameren Smith230 yards and 5 TDs. Brooks alsoplayed well in the defensive secondaryas he intercepted 4 passes... JavonSmith caught 8 passes for 78 yardsand also rushed for 154 yards and 2TDs... Chad Wrazen played well ondefense as he intercepted 3 passes andrecovered a fumble...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Amherst.......... L 20-31Fri., Sept. 7......... Lake Shore...........W 14-0Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Cheektowaga........7:00Fri., Sept. 21....... Tonawanda.........W 41-20Fri., Sept. 28....... Burgard.....................7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... Maryvale................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Lew-Port...............7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: CSmith 170-1346, Gregoire 38-171,JSmith 28-154, Brooks 11-118, Underwood 7-82,Linares 19-68, Wrazen 1-4.Receiving: Brooks 16-230, C.Smith 14-257,J.Smith 8-78, Bekric 6-58, Wrazen 5-87,Miranda 5-78, Little 2-15.TDs: CSmith 20, Brooks 5, Gregoire 2, Bekric 2,JSmith 2, Miranda, Wrazen.Passing: Gregoire 56-134-805, CSmith 0-1-0.TD Passes: Gregoire 11.Interceptions: Brooks 4, Wrazen 3, CSmith.Fumbles: Alexander 2, Wrazen, CSmith,JSmith, Adams, Gregoire.Lake ShoreEaglesThe Eagles finishedthe season with a 1-8record... Jovanni Klimowitz endedthe season as the Eagles’ leading rusheras he carried 59 times foir 331yards and 3 TDs... Nick Evans ran 85times for 321 yardsand also scored 3TDs... Nick Wintersalso had a productiveseason as he ran 73times for 278 yards.Winters also caught 5passes for 67 yardsand scored 2 TDs...Parker Addison completed 16 of 64passes for 250 yards and a TD... EvanFuller ended the campaign as theteam’s leading receiver with 6 catchesfor 111 yards and a TD... SteveHoerner played well on defense andintercepted 2 passes... BruceFreidenberg recovered 2 fumbles...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Wmsville East..... L 19-40Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Lackawanna..... L 0-14Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Hamburg.............. 7:00Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Iroquois.................7:00Fri., Sept. 28....... South Park................ 6:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... W Seneca East.......... 7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Wmsville South....7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Klimowitz 59-331, Evans 85-321,Winters 73-278, LaBarge 44-158, Addison 25-113,Fuller 30-96, Miranda 8-41, Fessell 9-36,Hoerner 3-6, Haley 3-3.Receiving: Fuller 6-111, Winters 5-67,Evans 4-29, Fessell 2-51, Franey 2-32,Mancini 2-24, Rogers 1-8, Scanlon 1-6.TDs: Klimowitz 3, Evans 3, Winters 2,LaBarge, Addison, Fuller.Passing: Addison 16-64-250, Evans 7-25-78,Fuller 0-1-0.TD Passes: Addison.Team ReportsNick EvansInterceptions: Hoerner 2, Fuller, Rogers,Colts.Fumbles: Friedenberg 2, Haley 2, LaBarge 2,Fessell, Hontz.35LancasterRedskinsThe Redskins finishedthe season with a 1-7record... QB Kevin Colafranceschihad a great season as he completed123 of 236 passes for 1,611 yards and13 TDs... Mitch Fuller finished theseason as theRedskins leadingrusher with 48 carriesfor 210 yards.Fuller also caught 24passes for 362 yardsand scored 6 TDs...Dan Corbi endedthe year as theMitch FullerRedskins leading receiver with 34catches for 513 yards and 2 TDs...Corey Helenbrook caught 25 passesfor 418 yards and 3 TDs... HaydenSchonert had a solid season as hecaught 12 passes for 130 yards andrushed 22 times for 77 yards. Schonertalso scored 5 TDs...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Niagara Falls......W 16-10Fri., Sept. 7......... @ W Seneca West.....7:00Fri., Sept. 14....... Jamestown.................7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... Clarence.................... 7:30Sat., Sept. 29....... @ Orchard Park.......1:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Frontier.................7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ Depew........................ 7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Fuller 48-210, Asposto 47-133,Schonert 22-77, Szymanski 10-43,Colafranceschi 19-39, Helenbrook 13-26,Juhasz 2-11, Zimpfer 1-1, Ternowski 1-(-1),Curan 1-(-2), Corbi 1-(-2).Receiving: Corbi 34-513, Helenbrook 25-418,Fuller 24-362, Schonert 12-130, Koscielny10-92, Juhasz 3-25, O’Donnell 3-15,Kennedy 2-20, Zimpfer 2-18, Asposto 2-11,Szymanski 1-7.TDs: Fuller 6, Schonert 5, Helenbrook 3,Asposto 2, Corbi 2, Curran, Szymanski,Colafranceschi.Passing: Colafranceschi 123-236-1611.TD Passes: Colafranceschi 13.Interceptions: Danni, Helenbrook, Curran,Schonert, CorbiFumbles: Danni, Schonert, Bell.

Team ReportsLewiston-PorterLancersThe Lancers finishedthe season with a 6-3record and lost in the first round of theClass B playoffs... Dan Hogan led theLancers in rushing as he ran 112 timesfor 720 yards and 11 TDs... ZakNalbone ran 64times for 381 yardsand 4 TDs... QBJosh Daul completed53 of 118 passes for1,028 yards and 12TDs... Bill Schiavittiset several schoolrecords, including forBill Schiavittitackles in a season and career tackles.Schiavitti also caught 20 passes for437 yards and 7 TDs... Dan Reagancaught 13 passes for 316 yards and 6TDs. Reagan also intercepted 2 passeson defense... Dylan Pryce played wellin the defensive seocndary and intercepted2 passes...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Burgard (AH)...... 7:00Fri., Sept. 7......... Tonawanda................7:00Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Amherst................ 6:00Sat., Sept. 22....... @ South Park (Riv)..2:00Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Maryvale.............. 7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... Cheektowaga.............7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ Lackawanna..............7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Hogan 112-720, Nalbone 64-381,Schiavitti 24-152, JoDaul 23-115, Harpham 4-43,Reagan 7-20, Zorrillo 8-17.Receiving: Schiavitti 20-437, Reagan 13-316,Hogan 10-155, Nalbone 4-43, JBondi 2-17,Pryce 1-22, JeDaul 1-16, Zorrillo 1-16,Hinkle 1-6.TDs: Hogan 11, Schiavitti 7, Reagan 6,Nalbone 4, JoDaul 5, JeDaul.Passing: JoDaul 53-118-1028, Reagan 0-1-0.TD Passes: JoDaul 12.Interceptions: Reagan 2, Pryce 2, Eoute,JoDaul.Fumbles: CBondi, JBondi, Nalbone, Reagan,Hinkle, Brewer.LockportLionsThe Lions finished theseason with a 6-3 recordand lost in the Class AA semifinals...The Lions lost to St. Joe’s once andOrchard Park twice... JamesChambers had a huge season as he ran170 times for 1,353yards and caught 18passes for 394 yards.Chambers scored 31TDs, including 4kick returns... DanBronson completed72 of 132 passes for1,262 yards and 13 Khari DemosTDs... Mitchell Evans ran for 153yards and a TD... RD Hillman caught24 passers for 462 yards and 3 TDs...Tevye Maslowski caught 14 poassesfor 248 yards and 2 TDs... MarshallTaylor played well on the defensiveline while Khari Demos was a standouton the offensive line...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... Orchard Park........... 2:00Sat., Sept. 8......... @ Starpoint.............. 2:00Sat., Sept. 15....... Hutch Tech................2:00Sat., Sept. 22....... Niagara Falls............ 2:00Sat., Sept. 29....... @ Kenmore West..... 2:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... St. Joe’s..................... 2:00Fri., Oct. 12.........@ Riverside...............7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Chambers 170-1353, Bronson 56-175,Evans 41-153, Diebel 12-33, Hillman 1-10,Dimsey 1-8, Townsend 2-0, Kerrissey 2-0,Maslowski 1-(-10), Mitravich 4-(-17).Receiving: Hillman 24-462, Chambers 18-394,Maslowski 14-248, Evans 12-109, Craig 3-42,Townsend 1-7.TDs: Chambers 31, Hillman 3, Maslowski 2,Townsend, Bronson, Evans, Craig.Passing: Bronson 72-132-1262, Chambers 0-1-0.TD Passes: Bronson 13.Interceptions: Townsend 2, Harden, Diebel,Dimsey, Chandler, Chambers.Fumbles: Chandler, Evans, Chambers,Diebel, Townsend, Furlong.36Maple GroveRed DragonsThe Red Dragons hadtheir undefeated seasonend when they lost the Class D championshipgame 21-0 to Randolph...Dalton Bolles led the defense with ateam high of 10 tackles, 6 solo. Healso caught 2 passesfor 42 yards... AaronGermain completed9 of 18 passes for121 yards. He alsoran 6 times for 25yards. Germain alsomade 7 solo tackleson defense... JasonDalton BollesSeiberg caught a 30-yard pass...Oliver Simpson rushed 12 times for56 yards. He also caught a 6-yardpass... Derek Johnson made 4 solotackles and assisted on 4 others... JeffTampe caught 5 passes for 43 yards.He also made 5 tackles, 3 solo, ondefense...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1........ @ Silver Creek...W 23-14Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Catt-LV............ W 30-6Fri., Sept. 14....... Randolph...................7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Chaut Lake...........7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... I-Prep.........................7:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Portville................ 7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ Frewsburg................. 7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Simpson 187-1522, Germain 46-293,Nelson 25-158, Jones 22-127, Johnson 12-100,Tanner 12-65, Klingensmith 9-55, Nolan 1-10,Tampe 1-5, Seiberg 1-3, Micek 1-2, Scroxton 1-1.Receiving: Bolles 11-259, Tampe 11-143,Johnson 6-128, Simpson 4-44, Seiberg 2-73,Jones 2-18, Sandberg 1-12.TDs: Simpson 19, Johnson 6, Germain 6,Bolles 4, Jones, Klingensmith, Seiberg, Nelson,Tanner, Scroxton.Passing: Germain 36-87-665, Tanner 1-1-12.TD Passes: Germain 8.Interceptions: Tampe 3, Germain 2,Swan,Tanner, Bolles, Micek, Seiberg, Nelson, Gorman.Fumbles: Tanner 2, Bolles 2, Wascher 2, Burns 2,Seiberg , Golombek, Simpson.

MaryvaleFlyersThe Flyers finished theseason with a 3-5record... QB Mike Wawryzniak had aspectacular season as he led the teamin rushing with 856 yards and 13 TDson 110 carries. Wawryzniak also completed33 of 86 passesfor 546 yards and7 TDs. He also intercepteda pass andrecovered a fumbleon defense...Brandon Bojanowskiran 84 times for 593yards and 8 TDs. He Taylor Jordanalso caught 3 passes for 63 yards...Taylor Jordan rushed 37 times for213 yards and 2 TDs... Troy Masonwas a standout on defense as he intercepted2 passes and recovered 2 fumbles...Tyler Graham ended the yearas the Flyers’ leading receiver with 26catches for 453 yards and 3 TDs...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Cleve Hill............. L 16-34Fri., Sept. 7......... Amherst.....................7:00Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Tonawanda........... 7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... Burgard.....................7:00Fri., Sept. 28....... Lew-Port................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Lackawanna.........7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Cheektowaga........7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Wawryzniak 110-856, Bojanowski 84-593,Jordan 37-213, Kelley 35-125, Donius 12-53,Mason 14-47, Dipasquale 7-36, Scales 6-20,Oldfield 5-12, Spitzberg 1-10, Hewitt 2-4.Receiving: Graham 26-453, Wise 6-60,Mason 5-93, Jordan 4-70, Bojanowski 3-63,Scales 2-102, Donius 1-13TDs: Wawryzniak 13, Bojanowski 8, Graham 3,Jordan 2, Mason, Wise, Donius.Passing: Wawryzniak 33-86-546, Hewitt 13-25-221,Bojanowski 1-1-15.TD Passes: Wawryzniak 7, Hewitt.Interceptions: Mason 2, Dipasquale,Wawryzniak, Spitzberg.Fumbles: Mason 2, Parmelee 2, Klein,Kelley, Graham, McCallie, Figueroa,Wawryzniak, Kelleher.McKinleyMacksMcKinley finished theseason with a 5-3 recordand lost to Williamsville South in thefirst round of the Class A playoffs...Reyjzon Jordan led the Macks inrushing with 858 yards on 83 carries.Jordan also scored 8TDs... JamarRutledge added 380yards on 33 carries.Rutledge also completed39 of 90 passesfor 1,061 yardsand 11 TDs...Stephen JohnsonTeam Reportscaught a team-high 18 passes for 463yards and 13 TDs. Johnson alsorushed for 178 yards on just 11 carriesand intercepted 2 passes... CliftonBrown was a standout on the offensiveand defensive lines... ChrisMarshall played well on defense andrecovered 3 fumbles...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Niag Wheatfield........7:30Sat., Sept. 8......... @ Wmsville North....2:00Fri., Sept. 14....... Canisius.....................7:00Fri., Sept. 21....... Sweet Home.............. 7:00Sat., Sept. 29....... @ Kenmore East...... 2:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ North Ton............. 7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ Grand Island............ 2:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Jordan 83-858, Rutledge 33-380,Johnson 11-178, Dennis 19-164, Hill 15-68,Marshall 6-42, Thompson 4-28, Kelley 4-25,Epps 1-5, Miller 1-2, Lee 1-(-3).Receiving: Johnson 18-463, Smith 9-241,Kelley 8-270, Warren 6-196, Jordan 2-35.TDs: Johnson 13, Jordan 8, Warren 5,Rutledge 4, Kelley 3, Smith 2, Hill 2.Passing: Rutledge 39-90-1061, Jordan 5-14-143,Epps 0-1-0, Warren 0-1-0TD Passes: Rutledge 11, Jordan 3.Interceptions: Gant 2, Johnson 2, Warren,Jordan, Hill, Kelley, Wilson.Fumbles: Marshall 3, Johnson 2, Benton,Irby, Wilson, Powell, Hill.37Clifton BrownMedinaMustangsThe Mustangs finishedthe season with a6-3 record and won the title of theChuck Funke Tournament... JakeCotriss led the Mustangs in rushingas he ran 110 times for 850 yards and9 TDs... Kyle Barnaran 67 times for 356yards and punhced in12 TDs. Barna alsocaught 17 passes for306 yards... LonnieTaylor had a hugeseason as he caught36 passes for 750Zach Newtonyards and 12 TDs. Tayor also intercepted3 passes... Sophomore QBJason Hellwig completed 83 of 152passes for 1,450 yards and 16 TDs...Ben Austin caught 11 passes for 273yards and 4 TDs... Zach Newton andAdam Eick had solid seasons on theoffensive line...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Akron.............. L 22-34Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Barker-RH............7:00Fri., Sept. 14....... Newfane.....................7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Depew....................7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... @ East High (Riv)....7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... Alden......................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ Albion........................ 7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Cotriss 110-850, Barna 67-356,Brown 18-168, Taylor 14-116, Fuller 25-98,Pecoraro 5-91, Harper 4-41, Barnes 3-33,Hellwig 4-(-6).Receiving: Taylor 36-750, Barna 17-306,Barnes 12-152, Austin 11-273, Cotriss 9-92,Fuller 2-23, Hellwig 2-(-18).TDs: Barna 12, Taylor 12, Cotriss 9, Austin 4,Brown 3, Harper, Barnes, Pecoraro.Passing: Hellwig 83-152-1450, Fuller 3-8-46,Barnes 2-5-97, Taylor 0-1-0.TD Passes: Hellwig 16, Fuller, Barnes.Interceptions: Taylor 3, Barnes 2, Cotriss,Barna.Fumbles: Austin, Schoolcraft, Cuadrado,Taylor, McPherson

Team ReportsNewfanePanthersThe Panthers finishedthe season with a 1-8record and did not qualify for theClass B playoffs... Connor Sears ledthe Panthers in rushing and receiving.Sears ran 150 times for 845 yards andcaught 9 passes for69 yards. Sears alsoscored 6 TDs... JakeBow also had a productiveseason as herushed 51 times for312 yards and 4 TDs.Bow also caught 7passes for 214 yards.He also completed 24 of 74 passes for245 yards and 2 TDs... Bryan Geiseadded 127 yards to the rushing totalsand also intercepted a pass ondefense... Jimmy Branca caught 8passes for 148 yards and 2 TDs... JoshKneeland completed 14 of 37 passesfor 327 yards and 2 TDs...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ East High.......... L 6-36Sat., Sept. 8......... Depew.....................L 0-53Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Medina..................7:00Sat., Sept. 22....... Barker........................2:00Sat., Sept. 29....... Albion........................ 2:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... Wilson........................2:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Alden.....................7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Sears 150-845, Bow 51-312,BGeise 9-127, Burdick 15-77, O’Keefe 10-54,Matsulavage 1-10, SGeise 1-6, Schmidt 1-(-2).Receiving: Sears 9-69, Branca 8-148,Bow 7-214, Kneeland 3-49, O’Keefe 2-42,BGeise 2-25, Huntington 2-18, Burdick 2-8.TDs: Sears 6, Bow 4, Branca 2, BGeise.Passing: Kneeland 14-37-327, Bow 24-74-245.TD Passes: Bow 2, Kneeland 2.Interceptions: BGeise, Finch.Jimmy BrancaFumbles: Schmidt, Gels, Sears, O’Keefe,Ratacyzak, BGeise, Branca.Niagara FallsWolverinesThe Wolverines finishedthe 2012 seasonwith a 4-5 record and lost to Frontierin the first round of the Class AAplayoffs... Shaolin McCray led theWolverines in rushing with 490 yardson 65 carries.McCray also caught8 passes for 60 yardsand scored 4 TDs...Jaylin Smith ran 58times for 316 yardsand caught 6 passesfor 85 yards andscored 5 TDs. Smithalso completed 8 of 16 passes for 163yards... Ricky Bailey rushed 36 timesfor 217 yards and caught 2 passes for64 yards. Bailey scored 4 TDs. Healso completed 18 of 59 passes for280 yards and 3 TDs... Amir Mylesintercepted 3 passes on defense... PatRolling recovered 2 fumbles...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Lancaster........ L 10-16Sat., Sept. 8......... Jamestown............. L 7-35Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Riverside...............7:00Sat., Sept. 22....... @ Lockport...............2:00Sat., Sept. 29....... Hutch Tech..............12:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... Kenmore West.......... 2:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Orchard Park.......7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: McCray 65-490, Smith 58-316,Bailey 36-217, Bryant 37-201, Scarborugh 10-49,Myles 5-18, Wilkins 2-11, Giles 4-2, Davis 2-0,Daul 4-(-9), Deween 2-(-9).Receiving: Myles 9-173, McCray 8-60,Smith 6-85, Bailey 2-64, Scarborugh 2-55,Mason 1-10, Daul 1-9, Hudson 1-6.TDs: Smith 5, Bailey 4, McCray 4, Myles 2,Scarborugh 2, Davis, Johnson.Passing: Bailey 18-59-280, Smith 8-16-163,Daul 3-18-17, Deween 1-2-6, McCray 1-1-1.TD Passes: Bailey 3, Deween.Amir MylesInterceptions: Myles 3, Davis, Johnson, Bailey.Fumbles: Rolling 2, Bailey 2, Smith, Simmons,Agee, Paretto, Bryant, Messing.Niagara WheatfieldFalconsNo Report.2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ McKinley.............. 7:00Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Alden.....................7:00Sat., Sept. 14....... @ Kenmore East...... 2:00Sat., Sept. 21....... Starpoint................... 2:00Sat., Sept. 29....... @ Sweet Home..........2:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... Grand Island............ 2:00Sat., Oct. 13........ Wmsville North........ 2:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs..................... TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Ayers 15-81, Gravelle 5-21, Gatto3-9, Trunzo 1-7, Gilewski 5-(-19).Receiving: Scalzo 3-29, Gatto 2-4,Gravelle 1-(-4).TDs: None.Passing: Gilewski 6-19-29.TD Passes: None.Interceptions: None.Fumbles: Kish.38

NicholsBig GreenThe Big Green finishedthe year with a 6-3record... Adam Noonan had a hugeyear as he rushed 148 times for 1,240yards and 22 TDs and set the school’sall-time career rushing record. Noonanalso caught 9 passesfor 186 yards... SteveGlinski ran 48 timesfor 353 yards and 6TDs. Glinski alsocaught 8 passes for156 yards and intercepteda pass ondefense... MikeAdam NoonanGeiger ran for 303 yards and 2 TDson 40 carries. Geiger also recovered afumble on defense... Liam Ryan completed27 of 57 passes for 513 yardsand 9 TDs. Ryan was also a standouton defense and intercepted 5 passes...Tim Pringle chipped in with 140yards on 35 carries...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... Can-Green............W 14-7Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Mynderse (5)........7:30Sat., Sept. 15....... @ Cuba-Rushford.... 1:00Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Bolivar-Rich......... 7:30Sat., Sept. 29....... Finney (5)................ 12:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... U-Prep (5)................. 4:30Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Finney (5).............TBASat., Oct. 20........ @ Niag Catholic....... 2:00Sat., Oct. 27........ @ O’Hara................. 2:00Nov. 2/3............... Playoffs.....................TBATeam ReportsNorth TonawandaLumberjacksNorth Tonawanda finishedthe year with a 4-5record and did not qualify for theplayoffs... Christian Mahoe finishedthe season as the Lumberjacks leadingrusher with 422 yards on 66 carries.Mahoe also scored 5TDs... NehemiahStone ran 60 timesfor 372 yards andcaught 6 passes for80 yards. Stone alsoscored a team-high 9TDs... IanGilhousen caught 14passes for 189 yards and 2 TDs.Christian MahoeGilhousen also intercepted 3 passes ondefense... Jon Zellner rushed 72times for 341 yards and 2 TDs...Chris Woodward completed 42 of114 passes for 563 yards and 3 TDs...Luke Topolski intercepted 2 passesand recovered 3 fumbles on defense...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Sweet Home...... L 19-46Sat., Sept. 8......... @ Grand Island.. L 21-35Sat., Sept. 15....... @ Wmsville North....2:00Fri., Sept. 21....... Kenmore East.... W 31-28Sat., Sept. 29....... @ Starpoint...............2:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... McKinley................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Tonawanda........... 6:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBAOleanHuskiesThe Huskies finishedthe season with a 3-4record... Dante Tarr ended the seasonas the Huskies leading rusher. Tarrcarried 88 times for 279 yards and 3TDs. He also caught 16 passes for 185yards... QB ChanceAnzivine had a solidseason as he completed109 of 215passes for 1,628yards and 18 TDs...Pat Scholla finishedas the teams’ leadingreceiver with 22 Chance Anzivinereceptions for 403 yards and 4 TDs.Scholla also intercepted 3 passes ondefense... Max Portlow caught 15passes for 286 yards and a team-high7 TDs... Wil Bathurst caught 20 passesfor 352 yards and 4 TDs... LukeHennessy caught 18 passes for 200yards...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Bradford, Pa.....L 7-20Sat., Sept. 8......... Dunkirk............... L 28-34Sat., Sept. 15....... Southwestern....... W 18-3Sat., Sept. 22....... Pioneer................... L 6-42Sat., Sept. 29....... @ Eden......................2:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ East Aurora..........7:30Sat., Oct. 13........ Springville.................6:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 Numbers 2012 NumbersRushing: Noonan 148-1240, Glinski 48-353,Geiger 40-303, Pringle 35-140,Williams 25-113, Lugo 5-23, Ryan 11-29.Receiving: Noonan 9-186, Glinski 8-156,Tyson 4-83, Berninger 3-57, Williams 2-21,Sendziak 1-10.TDs: Noonan 22, Glinski 6, Williams 2, Ryan 2,Geiger 2, Berninger 2, Tyson 2, Pringle.Passing: Ryan 27-57-513, Noonan 0-1-0.TD Passes: Ryan 9.Interceptions: Ryan 5, Glinski.Fumbles: Williams 2, Noonan, Geiger.Rushing: Mahoe 66-422, Stone 60-372,Zellner 72-341, Woodard 57-329, Brosius 33-202,Brandy 9-50, Topolski 10-24, Buryta 7-14,Goldsmith 2-0, McDonough 2-(-4).Receiving: Gilhousen 14-189, Stone 6-80,Brosius 6-36, Tripi 4-35, Ferry 4-19, Mahoe 3-75,Goldsmith 2-7.TDs: Stone 9, Mahoe 5, Brosius 2, Gilhousen 2,Zellner 2, Woodard.Passing: Woodard 42-114-563.TD Passes: Woodard 3.Interceptions: Gilhousen 3, Ferry 2, Topolski2, Brosius 2.Fumbles: Topolski 3, Mellott 2, Verrall,Lockard, Buryta.2012 NumbersRushing: Tarr 68-279, Plaud 28-100,Cunningham 14-52, Hennessey 2-21, Roulo 5-21,Anzavine 42-5, Scholla 7-4, Portlow 1-2.Receiving: Scholla 22-403, Bathurst 20-352,Hennessy 18-200, Cole 17-190, Tarr 16-185,Portlow 15-286, Roulo 1-24, Plaud 1-0,Anzavine 1-0.TDs: Portlow 7, Scholla 4, Bathurst 4, Tarr 3,Cole 2, Hennessy 2, Anzivine 2, Bathurst,Roulo, Cunningham.Passing: Anzavine 109-215-1628,Hennessy 2-3-69, Scholla 4-4-30.TD Passes: Anzavine 18, Hennessy.Interceptions: Scholla 3, Hennssey 2, Gayton.Fumbles: None.39

Orchard ParkQuakersThe Quakers won asecond straight Class AAchampionship when they beatJamestown 35-20... Mitch Wilson ledthe ground attack as he ran 24 timesfor 276 yards and 2 TDs. Wilsonbroke away for an80-yard scoring jauntin the fourth quarter...Connor Eddy made5 solo tackles andassisted on 4 others...Jett Modkins ran 7times for 104 yards...Ben Holmes completed4 of 9 passes for 57Ben Holmesyards...Austin Goltz caught 4 passes for 57yards and 2 TDs. He also intercepted apass, made 5 tackles on defense...Bobby Akinyele intercepted a passand returned it 35 yards. He also made9 tackles, 4 solo... Orchard Park willnow play Aquinas in the Regionals...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... @ Lockport........W 42-21Sat., Sept. 8......... @ Clarence.........W 48-14Fri., Sept. 14....... W Seneca West..........7:00Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Frontier.................7:30Sat., Sept. 29....... Lancaster...................1:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Jamestown............7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ Niagara Falls.............7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Wilson 148-1512, Holmes 96-677,Modkins 60-416, Falsone 15-97, AGoltz 10-53,McCarthy 7-39, KGoltz 12-27, Moran 6-24,Murphy 6-18, Wagner 2-14, Janes 2-11.Receiving: AGoltz 33-616, Pagliei 24-340,Falsone 10-152, Cullen 7-155, Murphy 3-40,Modkins 2-38, Wagner 2-34, Wilson 1-78,Moran 1-16, Belica 1-(-4).TDs: Wilson 21, AGoltz 14, Modkins 7,Holmes 6, Pagliei 3, Cullen, Eddy, Falsone,KGoltz, Sanfilippo.Passing: Holmes 68-114-1228, KGoltz 13-26-195,Murphy 1-1-16, AGoltz 1-3-30.TD Passes: Holmes 15, KGoltz 3.Interceptions: AGoltz 6, Dolce 2, Dogai 2,Modkins 2, Innes, Sanfilippo, Akinyele.Fumbles: Dolce, Eddy, Wilson.PanamaPanthersTeam ReportsThe Panthers finishedthe season with a 2-6record and lost in the first round of theClass DD playoffs... Stephen Enlowended the season as the Panthers’leading rusher as he ran for 850 yardsand 9 TDs on 100carries. Enlow alsocaught 9 passes for92 yards... RobBenson also had abig year as he rushed93 times for 776yards and 5 TDs...Alec Blose ran just 5 Stephen Enlowtimes for 34 yards but punched in 3TDs. Blose also caught 11 passes for171 yards... Sawyer Eggleston completed21 of 55 passes for 331 yardsand a TD... Bryce Payne completed19 of 39 passes for 240 yards and 2TDs... Kelvin Eddy caught 8 passesfor 149 yards and a TD...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... Franklinville........ W 40-6Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Falconer...........L 12-24Sat., Sept. 15....... @ Forestville............. 1:30Sat., Sept. 22....... Sherman.................... 1:30Sat., Sept. 29....... @ Clymer.................. 1:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... Ellicottville................ 7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Pine Valley............ 7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Enlow 100-850, Benson 93-776,Eddy 44-171, Blose 5-34, Payne 6-27,Smouse 7-23, Jackson 2-4, Bergman 2-2,Eggleston 11-(-1), Saxton 1-(-3).Receiving: Blose 11-171, Enlow 9-92,Eddy 8-149, Schutt 6-107, Benson 6-39,Payne 1-23.TDs: Enlow 9, Benson 5, Blose 3, Eggleston 3,Smouse 2, Eddy, Schutt.Passing: Payne 19-39-240, Eggleston 21-55-331,Schutt 1-1-10, Blouse 0-1-0.TD Passes: Payne 2, Eggleston.Interceptions: Eddy, Enlow.Fumbles: Eddy 2, Blose, Smouse, Hoch,Short, Benson, Eggleston, Bergman.PioneerPanthersThe Panthers finishedthe season with a 6-3record... Kyle Hoffman had a spectacularseason as he rushed 261 timesfor 1,600 yards and 18 TDs... KrisRiordan also ran well in 2012 as herushed 76 times for427 yards... JustinBliss ended the seasonas the Pantherstop receiver with 10catches for 255 yardsand 4 TDs. Bliss alsointercepted 2 passeson defense... RyanMiller had a good season as he completed17 of 44 passes for 267 yardsand 5 TDs. Miller also ran for 56yards and 3 TDs... Darian Theriaultcaught 6 passes for 37 yards and 2TDs. Theriault also played well in thedefensive secondary as he intercepteda pass and recovered a fumble...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Dunkirk.....................7:00Fri., Sept. 7......... @ East Aurora...W 42-22Fri., Sept. 14....... East High.................. 7:00Sat., Sept. 22....... @ Olean.....................7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Springville............ 7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... Eden...........................7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ Hutch Tech................7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Hoffman 261-1600, Riordan 76-427,Miller 23-56, Redden 5-55, Slomba 7-28,Theriault 3-14, Mummery 3-6, Schloss 3-6,Little 1-1.Receiving: Bliss 10-255, Theriault 6-37,Siddle 3-35, Riordan 1-4.TDs: Hoffman 18, Bliss 4, Miller 3, Theriault 2,Riordan 2, Siddle, Little.Passing: Miller 17-44-267, Little 3-12-62,Siddle 0-1-0, Hoffman 0-1-0.TD Passes: Miller 5, Little.Kyle HoffmanInterceptions: Bliss 2, Hoffman, Theriault,Siddle, Souder.Fumbles: Mummery 2, Franz, Souder, Hyman,Bliss, Theriault, Moran, Dell.40

PortvillePanthersThe Panthers finishedthe eason with a 5-4record and lost to Maple Grove in theClass D semifinals... Zach Wood ledthe Panthers running game as he ranfor 887 yards and 9 TDs on 145 carries...GunnarVanCuren added511 yards and 5 TDson 90 carries.VanCuren alsocaught 12 passes for224 yards and intercepted2 passes ondefense... BrettMarcellin had a solid season at QB ashe completed 35 of 63 passes for 477yards and 7 TDs... Ben Waugh was astandout on defense as he intercepted2 passes and recovered 2 fumbles. Healso rushed 3 TDs... Matt Wetzlerplayed well in the defensive secondaryand intercepted 3 passes...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Cattaraugus......... W 20-0Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Chaut Lake.......L 6-12Fri., Sept. 14....... Frewsburg................. 7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Silver Creek......... 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... Randolph.................. 7:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... Maple Grove............. 7:30Sat., Oct. 13........ @ I-Prep (AH).......... 4:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Wood 145-887, Van Curen 90-511,Waugh 20-63, Shoff 10-60, Marcellin 31-30,Caya 4-4, Giberson 2-(-2), Muniga 1-(-9).Receiving: Van Curen 12-224, Wood 7-111,Waugh 7-54, Burrows 5-41, Muniga 2-31,Caya 2-16.TDs: Wood 9, Van Curen 5, Burrows 3,Waugh 3, Muniga 2, Marcellin, Caya.Passing: Marcellin 35-63-477, Van Curen 0-2-0.TD Passes: Marcellin 7.Zach WoodInterceptions: Wetzler 3, Marcellin 2,VanCuren 2, Waugh 2, Wenke, Wood,Burrows, Muniga.Fumbles: Waugh 2, Giberson, Marcellin.RandolphCardinalsTeam ReportsThe Cardinals won theClass D championshipwith a 21-0 win over Maple Grove...Jordan Dowiasz ran 22 times for 214yards. Dowiasz scored TDs on rtunsof 37 and a 55 yards. He also made 3tackles on defense...Mitch Maycockcompleted 3 of 5passes for 27 yardsand a TD. He alsorushed for 19 yards...Lucas Brown was astandout on defenseas he made 4 tackles,2 solo... Chris Doubek ran 13 timesfor 44 yards. He also caught a 14-yardpass... Nick Hettenbaugh made 6tackles, 1 solo... Nate Beaver caught2 passes for 13 yards, including a 6-yard TD in the first quarter... TheCardinals will now play Avon in thefar West Regionals...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Frewsburg............ 7:30Fri., Sept. 7......... Silver Creek.............. 7:30Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Maple Grove........ 7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... I-Prep........................ 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Portville................ 7:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Chaut Lake.......... 7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ Cattaraugus-LV........ 7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Dowiasz 124-1289, Pitchford 60-510,Doubek 42-314, Miinte 37-235, Maycock 8-19.Receiving: Beaver 16-356, Dowiasz 3-61,Miinte 8-83, Brown 1-40.TDs: Dowiasz 26, Pitchford 6, Beaver 6,Doubek 4, Miinte 3, Maycock, Hettenbaugh,Brown.Passing: Maycock 37-71-653, Beaver 2-3-67.TD Passes: Maycock 10.Lucas BrownInterceptions: Hettenbaugh, Dowiasz, Brown.Fumbles: Faust 2, Oldro 2, Beaver 2,Andrews, Miinte, Buvoltz.RiversideFrontiersThe Frontiers finishedthe season with a 1-8record and lost in the finals of theClass AA Chuck Funke Tournament...Julius Cathcart led Riverside with388 yards and 7 TDs on 80 carries.Cathcart also playedwell on defense as hemade 2 interceptions...Tarron Scottran 37 times for 197yards and 2 TDs...Rayshawn Jonescompleted 32 of 77passes for 457 yardsand 3 TDs... Brandon Jefferson finishedthe year as Riverside’s leadingreceiver as he made 13 catches for233 yards and 3 TDs... Yusef Burgoscaught 11 passes for 83 yards andintercepted 3 passes on defense...Jarmel Caldwell caught 7 passes for72 yards and 3 TDs...2012 ScheduleSun., Sept. 2........ vs Auburn............ L 20-50Sat., Sept. 8......... Frontier................ L 16-28Fri., Sept. 14....... Niagara Falls.............7:00Sat., Sept. 22....... @ Kenmore West......2:00Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Clarence................7:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Hutch Tech........... 4:00Fri., Oct. 12........ Lockport....................7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Cathcart 80-388, Scott 37-197,Caldwell 30-117, Jones 11-40, Jefferson 3-17,Davis 2-6.Receiving: Jefferson 13-233, Burgos 11-83,Caldwell 7-72, Scott 3-63, Cathcart 3-33,Howard 2-36, Davis 1-50, Nelson 1-18.TDs: Cathcart 7, Jefferson 3, Caldwell 3,Scott 2, Burgos.Passing: Jones 32-77-457, Caldwell 9-17-139.TD Passes: Jones 3, Caldwell.Interceptions: Burgos 3, Cathcart 2,Caldwell.Fumbles: Singletary, Bonaventure.Julius Cathcart41

St. FrancisRed RaidersThe Red Raiders continuedtheir turn-aroundas they won their 3rd straight game - a52-7 mauling of St. Mary’s in the firstround of the Msgr. Martin playoffs...Alex Misterman had a huge day ashe ran 21 times for357 yards and 5 TDs,including a scoringjaunt of 84 yards...Jarret Dolegalascored a TD on a 37-yard reception. Healso intercepted apass and returned it2012 NumbersJarret Dolegala29 yards... Brian Melisz completed 2of 4 passes for 49 yards and a TD...Julyan Coleman caught a 12-yardpass... Jordan Zakrozemski ran 3times for 22 yards... Manny Williamsrushed 4 times for 18 yards... St.Francis will play Canisius in RalphWilson Stadium on Thursday...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Aquinas..................L 7-44Sat., Sept. 8......... Holy Trinity.............. 1:00Sat., Sept. 15....... @ St. Joe’s................ 2:00Fri., Sept. 21....... Erie Prep................... 7:00Sat., Sept. 29....... @ Canisius................ 2:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ St. Mary’s.............1:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ St. Ignatius...........TBAFri., Oct. 19.........O’Hara...................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 26.........Timon........................ 7:00Nov. 2/3............... Playoffs.....................TBARushing: AMisterman 197-1421, Campbell 29-102,Williams 33-98, Zakrozemski 23-70, Lawson 3-19#42-2-17, Coleman 3-4, Buccieri 2-(-2),JkDolegala 5-(-7), Melisz 21-(-91).Receiving: Coleman 17-313, JrDolegala 8-174,Woyshner 8-101, AMisterman 7-175, Buccieri 7-121,Gawronski 3-24, Miller 2-35, Taylor 2-21,Campbell 2-17, Choboy 1-20, Zakrozemski 1-10.TDs: AMisterman 18, Zakrozemski 3, Coleman 2,Woyshner 2, JrDolegala 2 , JkDolegala, Buccieri,Campbell, Melisz.Passing: JkDolegala 37-94-619, Melisz 21-52-392.TD Passes: Melisz 5, JkDolegala 4.Interceptions: Buccieri 3, Coleman, Melisz,Johnson, Miller, Braunscheidal, JrDolegala.Fumbles: Buccieri, JrDolegala, Taylor, Miller,Valenti, Canterbury.St. Joe’sMaraudersTeam ReportsThe Maraudersexploded for 6 TDs in thefirst half to take a 42-0 lead and beatCardinal O’Hara 48-6 last weekend...The Maruaders will now play Timonin the Msgr. Martin semifinals atRalph WilsonStadium... St. Joe’shad zero punts in thegame and did notattempt a pass... IloNoble only rushedjust twice for 42yards, including a 36-yard TD in the firstquarter. Noble also returned a punt 65yards for a TD... Nigel Davis scoredon a 50-yard TD run in the first quarter...Rod Payne ran 8 times for 142yards and scored on runs of 12, 27and 37 yards... Anthony Castellinimade 10 tackles, including 7 initialhits, to lead the defense...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... Wilson Magnet (5)... 2:00Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Bennett...........W 43-14Sat., Sept. 15....... St. Francis................. 2:00Sat., Sept. 22....... @ O’Hara................. 2:00Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Aquinas.................7:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Lockport...............2:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Timon....................7:00Sat., Oct. 20........ St. Mary’s................. 2:00Sat., Oct. 27........ Canisius.....................1:00Nov. 2/3............... Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersNigel DavisRushing: Noble 117-1272, Payne 93-791,Davis 35-350, Young 33-257, Hill 10-73,Gilbert 19-69, Talford 6-24, Stepney 3-23,Gregory 2-11, Thompson 1-(-3).Receiving: Stepney 10-130, Payne 8-147,Davis 8-89, Noble 7-189, Hill 7-116, Shelton1-16, Archer 1-13, Schulefand 1-9.TDs: Noble 18, Payne 14, Davis 7, Hill 4,Young 3, Stepney 2, McKenna, Gregory,Gilbert.Passing: Hill 10-34-338, Gilbert 28-50-300,Davis 5-10-71.TD Passes: Hill 6, Gilbert 5, Davis.Interceptions: Davis 6, Bargnesi 2, Archer,McKenna, Noble, Stepney, Payne, Hubert.Fumbles: Payne 2, Fronczak 2, Davis, Spina,Hill, Noble, Custodi, Wasilewski, Hector, Hall.St. Mary’sLancersSt. Mary’s lost to St.Francis 52-7 in the firstround of the Msgr. Martin playoffs...Despite the score of the final game,there were broght spots in the end of agreat season for the Lancers... NateKeith led the defensewith team-high 7tackles... AlexHorvatis ran for 12yards and caught a17-yard pass. He alsomade 6 tackles ondefense... NickVallone ran 16 timesfor 68 yards and scored a TD in the2nd quarter... Robert Desiderio made6 tackles... Justin Hersey ran 6 timesfor 15 yards. He also completed 2 of 6passes for 23 yards... Tony Robinsonmade 6 tackles... Brian O’Neillcaught a 6-yard pass... Anthony Stittmade 5 tackles...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... @ Ben Franklin W 16-14Sat., Sept. 8......... Canisius.....................1:00Sat., Sept. 15....... Cardinal O’Hara......1:00Sat., Sept. 22....... Ellicottville................ 1:00Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Timon....................7:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... St. Francis................. 1:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Batavia..................7:00Sat., Oct. 20........ @ St. Joe’s................ 2:00Nov. 2/3............... Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Vallone 162-1505, BO’Neill 39-367,Hersey 48-163, Stitt 14-138, Horvatis 4-122,Keith 2-57, Zeigler 2-13, Osbourne 2-12.Receiving: Horvatis 11-133, Vallone 6-131,Strong 5-105, B.O’Neill 2-16, Schaefer 1-36,Stitt 1-12, Hersey 1-8.TDs: Vallone 19, Hersey 5, Strong 4,BO’Neill 3, Horvatis 3, Stitt 2, Keith.Passing: Hersey 27-59-433, Horvatis 1-1-8.TD Passes: Hersey 7.Nate KeithInterceptions: Strong 2, Vallone, Keith,Horvatis, Robinson.Fumbles: Battaglia 2, Keith 2, Cippola,Strong, Zeigler, Stitt, Horvatis.42

SalamancaWarriorsThe Warriors finished6-2 on the season andlost in the first round of the Class Cplayoffs to eventual champion CleveHill... Salamanca also won the CSouth Division title... Tanner Johnhad a fantastic seasonas he led the team inrushing with 790yards and 13 TDs on86 carries. John alsocompleted 54 of 128passes for 1,103yards and 11 TDs...Cyrus Sprucerushed 92 times for 535 yards and 3TDs... Damion Taylor ran 33 timesfor 239 yards and 8 TDs. He alsointercepted 3 passes on defense... JoeHinman caught 24 passes for 522yards and 3 TDs... XXX Ball caught15 passes for 282 yards and 4 TDs...Dusty Lewis recovered 2 fumbles...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Springville..............W 7-6Fri., Sept. 7......... Cass Valley........... W 24-6Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Alley-Lime............7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Southwestern........7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Gowanda.............. 7:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... Falconer.....................7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ @ Westfield...............7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: John 86-790, Spruce 92-535,Taylor 33-239, Caputi 40-209, White 8-37,Beatie 1-8, Greene 1-7, Shaul 1-7, Fish 1-6.Receiving: Hinman 24-522, Ball 15-282,Taylor 4-135, Spruce 3-63, Greene 3-56,White 2-16, LJohn 1-18, Caputi 1-10, Ray 1-1.TDs: John 13, Taylor 8, Ball 4, Spruce 3,Hinman 3, White, Greene, Spruce.Passing: John 54-128-1103, Taylor 0-1-0,Greene 0-1-0.TD Passes: John 11Tanner JohnInterceptions: Taylor 3, Spruce, Caputi,Greene.Fumbles: Cunningham 3, Lewis 2, Taylor,Beatie.ShermanWildcatsTeam ReportsSherman finished theseason with a 6-2 recordand lost in the Class DD semifinals...Devin Moorhead ended the season asthe Wildcats leading rusher with 633yards on 103 carries. Moorhead alsoscored 14 TDs... QBAndrew Grahamrushed 88 times for451 yards and 6 TDs.Graham also completed46 of 96 passes for846 yards and 10TDs... John Ludencaught 21 passes for378 yards and 4 TDs... Dylan Scoutencaught 11 passes for 235 yards and 2TDs... Trevor Enterline played wellon defense and was one of the teamsleading tacklers. Enterline also rushed17 times for 53 yards and 3 TDs...Chris Greiner rushed 36 times for173 yards and 3 TDs...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... Clymer.................. W 32-0Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Pine Valley.... W 35-7Sat., Sept. 15....... Westfield....................1:30Sat., Sept. 22....... @ Panama.................1:30Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Ellicottville........... 7:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... Franklinville............. 1:30Sat., Oct. 13........ @ Forestville............. 1:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Moorhead 103-633, Graham 88-451,Greiner 36-173, Lyon 13-96, Enterline 17-53,Hannold 3-34.Receiving: Luden 21-378, Scouten 11-235,Moorhead 9-144, Enterline 3-54, Horstman 2-35.TDs: Moorhead 14, Graham 6, Luden 4,Enterline 3, Greiner 3, Scouten 2, Rammelt.Passing: Graham 46-96-846, Robson 0-2-0.TD Passes: Graham 10.Interceptions: Moorhead, Lyon.John LudenFumbles: Spacht 2, Enterline 2, Henry,Greiner, Scouten, Reyes, Moorhead, Rammelt,Lyon, Robson.Silver CreekBlack KnightsSilver Creek finishedthe season with a 5-4record and lost to Randolph in theClass D semifinals... Zed Williamshad an outstanding season as herushed for 803 yards and 12 TDs on156 carries. Williamsalso led the Knightswith 29 catches for514 yards... ShermanWilliams rushed 119times for 386 yardsand 5 TDs... ZachKlisiewicz had asolid season as hecaught 25 psses for 328 yards and 3TDs... Tyler Bain caught 23 passesfor 381 yards and rushed for 65 yards.Bain also scored 7 TDs. Bain alsointercepted 3 passes.. QB Nick Iskracompleted 86 of 153 passes for 1,321yards and 12 TDs... Stephen Marceyrecovered 3 opponents fumbles...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... Maple Grove........L 20-31Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Randolph.........L 12-13Sat., Sept. 15....... @ I-Prep..................12:30Fri., Sept. 21....... Portville..................... 7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Cattaraugus-LV....7:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Frewsburg............ 7:30Fri., Oct. 12........ Chaut Lake............... 7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: ZWilliams 156-803, SWilliams 119-386,Bain 7-65, Kettle 2-10, Iskra 19-2, Morales 1-0.Receiving: ZWilliams 29-514, Klisiewicz 25-328,Bain 23-381, Marcey 7-116, Hogg 2-63,Morales 2-21, Kettle 1-10.TDs: ZWilliams 12, Bain 7, SWilliams 5,Klisiewicz 3, Morales, Iskra, Strong.Passing: Iskra 86-153-1321, ZWilliams 3-7-84.TD Passes: Iskra 12, ZWilliams 2.Interceptions: Bain 3, Morales.Zed WilliamsFumbles: Marcey 3, Strong, Morales.43

South ParkSparksThe Sparks finishedthe season with a 4-5record and were eliminated from theClass A playoffs on the last day of theregular season... Maurice Howie hadan enormous season as he completed145 of 225 passes for2,052 yards and 23TDs. Howie passedfor more yards thanany other WNY QB.Howie also rushedfor 468 yards and 4TDs and intercepted2 passes on defense...Maurice HowieTyrell Mitchell caught 32 passes for606 yards and 7 TDs. Mitchell alsointercepted 7 passes on defense...Laron Watkins rushed for 558 yardsand 4 TDs on 70 carries... ChinoBerrios caught 18 passes for 240 yardsand 9 TDs... DeQuan Colemancaught 29 passes for 449 yards...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Hamburg..............W 18-6Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Iroquois........... L 26-40Sat., Sept. 15....... W Seneca East.......... 7:00Sat., Sept. 22....... South Park................ 2:00Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... Bennett...................... 7:00Sat., Oct. 13........ @ Wmsville East...... 2:00SouthwesternTrojansTeam ReportsThe Trojans finishedthe season with a 3-6record and lost in the championshipgame of the Chuck FunkeTournament... Jake Pilling led theTrojans with 106 carries for 495 yardsand 6 TDs. Pillingalso completed 71 of172 passes for 780yards and 7 TDs...Hunter Peterson ran72 times for 365yards and 3 TDs...Noah Weinstein ranfor 209 yards and 2Jake PillingTDs on 29 carries... Ryan Schuttecaught 30 passes for 323 yards and 4TDs. Schutte also recovered 2 fumbleson defense... Andy Greenleecaught 11 passes for 114 yards and aTD... Jesia Hogue caught 5 passes for107 yards and also intercepted 2 passeson defense...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Falconer........... W 24-0Fri., Sept. 7......... Westfield................ L 0-27Sat., Sept. 15....... @ Olean.....................7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... Salamanca.................7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Allegany-Lime......7:30Sat., Oct. 6.......... Cassadaga Valley...... 7:30Sat., Oct. 13........ @ Eden...................... 2:00SpringvilleGriffinsThe Griffins had theirstorybook season cometo an end when they lost the Class Btitle game to Alden 42-7... BillyDickenson ran 10 times for 70 yardsand TD on a 15-yard run. He alsocompleted 5 of 15passes for 48 yards...Chris Phinney madea team-high 9 tackles,5 solo. He alsorsuhed 13 times for44 yards and caughtan 18-yard pass...Billy DickensonEthan Benz ran 12times for 61 yards. He also caught 2passes for 10 yards. On defense, Benzcontributed a solo tackle and anassist... Tyler Conklin rushed for 8yards... Andrew Scharra caught a 26-yard pass... Bobby Fisher made 4solo tackles and 5 assists... NateWolcott rushed for 7 yards...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Salamanca...........L 6-7Fri., Sept. 7......... Eden.................L 13-19 otSat., Sept. 15....... @ Burgard (AH).......1:00Fri., Sept. 21....... East Aurora...............7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... Pioneer.......................7:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Dunkirk................ 7:30Sat., Oct. 13........ @ Olean.....................7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Watkins 70-558, Howie 88-468,Berrios 9-61, Degrafenre 4-28, Colon 1-17,Gerace 2-11, Smith 1-8, Fortson 1-6.Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 Numbers 2012 NumbersRushing: Pilling 106-495, Peterson 72-365,Weinstein 29-209, Bellardo 40-182,Schutte 18-85, Himes 3-61, Martin 1-1.Rushing: Dickinson 95-612, Phinney 117-581,Conklin 122-565, EBenz 93-429, Cieslica 32-143,Wolcott 3-20, Berry 6-13, Darling 2-2.Receiving: Mitchell 32-606, Coleman 29-449,Leonard 23-280, Watkins 20-228, Fortson 20-171,Berrios 18-240, Mitchell 2-70, Mills 1-13.TDs: Berrios 9, Mitchell 7, Coleman 6, Howie 4,Watkins 4, Leonard 2, Fortson.Passing: Howie 145-225-2052, Berrios 3-4-26.TD Passes: Howie 23.Interceptions: Mitchell 7, Berrios 3, Howie 2,Leonard 2, Sturgis, Degrafenre.Fumbles: Mitchell, Degrafenre, Aponte,Berrios, Seagrave.Receiving: Schutte 30-323, Greenlee 11-114,Baglia 8-58, Weinstein 7-87, Peterson 7-73,Hogue 5-107, Bellardo 3-30.TDs: Pilling 6, Schutte 4, Peterson 3,Weinstein 2, Baglia, Greenlee, Himes,Bellardo.Passing: Pilling 71-172-780.TD Passes: Pilling 7.Interceptions: Hogue 2, Schutte, Baglia,Trathen.Fumbles: Schutte 2, Trathen, Weinstein,Baglia, Bretz.Receiving: EBenz 7-98, DeWitt 7-69,Phinney 7-43, Suffoletto 3-69, Scharra 1-26,DeLuca 1-21, Conklin 1-18, Cieslica 1-(-6).TDs: Dickinson 8, Conklin 5, Phinney 4,DeWitt 2, Cieslica 2, Suffoletto, Berry, EBenz.Passing: Dickinson 31-73-318.TD Passes: Dickinson 5.Interceptions: Wolcott 2, Cordova, Fisher,Berry, EBenz.Fumbles: Cieslica 2, Deluca, Cordova,Fisher, Berry, Phinney.44

StarpointSpartansThe Spartans finishedthe season with a 3-5record and lost to West Seneca East inthe first round of the Class A playoffs...RB Evan Majewski had an outstandingseason as he rushed 224times for 1,425 yardsand 17 TDs... JohnRudes ran 66 timesfor 575 yards and 11TDs. He also caught5 passes for 64 yardsand intercepted apass on defense...QB Andrew RankieJohn Rudesran 39 times for 208 yards and 4 TDs.Rankie also completed 11 of 22 passesfor 124 yards and a TD... AustinBratek caught 5 passes for 58 yardsand 2 TDs. Bratek also rushed 24times for 133 yards... Steven Wildewas a standout on both the offensiveand defensive lines...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... Wmsv North.......W 23-20Sat., Sept. 8......... Lockport................ L 6-31Sat., Sept. 15....... @ Grand Island........2:00Sat., Sept. 22....... @ Niag Wheatfield... 2:00Sat., Sept. 29....... North Tonawanda.....2:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Kenmore East...... 2:00Sat., Oct. 13........ @ Sweet Home......... 2:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBASweet HomePanthersTeam ReportsThe Panthers wontheir 6th straight Class Atitle when they beat West Seneca East28-7... Kahlil Humphrey ran 13times for 126 yards and 2 TDs, includingone on a 34-yard run. He alsocaught 2 passes for55 yards... MichaelTorrillo completed14 of 22 passes for208 yards and a TD...Brad Zaffram ledthe defense with ateam high of 9 tackles,6 solo, and anBrad ZafframINT. Zaffram also caught 3 passes for45 yards... Shaun Huebert made 3solo tackles and assisted on 9 others...Carter Mann caught 4 passes for 52yards and a TD... Mike McCoy made6 solo tackles and an assist... SweetHome will play Eastridge in the FarWest Regionals...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ North Ton...... W 46-19Sat., Sept. 8......... Kenmore East...... W 41-6Sat., Sept. 15....... @ Kenmore West..... 2:00Fri., Sept. 21....... @ McKinley.............. 7:00Sat., Sept. 29....... Niag Wheatfield........2:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... Wmsville North........ 2:00Sat., Oct. 13........ Starpoint................... 2:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBATonawandaWarriorsThe Warriors finishedthe season with a 2-7record and did not qualify for theplayoffs... Tyler Hughes led theWarriors ground game as he rushed150 times for 686 yards and 6 TDs.Hughes also intercepted2 passes... QBClayton Hess rushed58 times for 229yards and 10 TDs.Hess also completed85 of 171 passes for1,111 yards and 8TDs... Tristan BolingClayton Hesswas the team’s leading receiver as hecaught 34 passes for 528 yards and 4TDs... Dave Hutzler caught 20 passesfor 308 yards and a TD. Hutzler alsointercepted a pass on defense... NickPullo recovered 2 fumbles ondefense... Connor Pumm caught 20passes for 215 yards and 3 TDs...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Cheektowaga....... L 32-53Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Lew-Port......... L 14-38Fri., Sept. 14....... Maryvale................... 7:30Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Lackawanna.........7:30Fri., Sept. 28....... Amherst.....................7:30Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Burgard................ 7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ North Tonawanda.... 6:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 Numbers 2012 Numbers2012 NumbersRushing: Majewski 224-1425, Rudes 66-575,Rankie 39-208, Bratek 24-133, Mott 7-79,Thompson 7-30, Chase 11-13, Mott 2-6,Nye 1-1, Terrazzino 3-0, Pennacchio 4-(-3).Receiving: Rudes 5-64, Bratek 5-58,Majewski 2-8, Rankie 1-63, Mott 1-8,Pennachio 1-4.TDs: Majewski 17, Rudes 11, Rankie 4,Bratek 2, Pennachio, Mazzara, Mott.Passing: Rankie 11-22-124, Terrazzino 3-8-78,Chase 1-1-1, Pennacchio 0-9-0.TD Passes: Rankie.Interceptions: Wilde, Mazzara, Herman,Rudes, Pennacchio.Fumbles: Hart, Wetzel, Majewski.Rushing: Evert 153-840, Humphrey 75-585,Torrillo 52-207, McCoy 10-144, Huebert 13-97,Zaffram 21-93, Smiley 12-86, Johnson 13-41,Rowe 5-35, Virges 3-20, Mann 2-8, Reger 2-7,Lee 1-5, Britt 3-0.Receiving: Zaffram 24-689, Mann 18-294,Martin 15-254, Evert-10-113, McCoy 8-171,Humphrey 6-175, Smiley 3-65 , Rowe 2-35,Barone 1-11.TDs: Evert 15, Zaffram 9, Humphrey 9, Mann 5,Martin 4, McCoy 3, Rowe 3, Huebert 2,Torrillo 2, Smiley 2, Virges.Passing: Torrillo 95-163-1757, Evert 0-1-0.TD Passes: Torrillo 18.Interceptions: Reger 3, Zaffram 3, Huebert-2, Mann-2, Smiley 2, McCoy, Rowe, MartinFumbles: Virges 4, Smiley 2, Huebert 2,Navarro, Rowe, Matyjasik, Groll.45Rushing: Hughes 150-686, Barnard 62-331,Hess 58-229, Boling 14-36, Hutzler 5-34,Adams 6-33.Receiving: Boling 34-528, Hutzler 20-308,Pumm 20-215, Frye 5-20, Hughes 4-58,Barnard 2-5, Hess 1-7.TDs: Hess 10, Hughes 6, Boling 4, Pumm 3,Barnard, Hutzler.Passing: Hess 85-171-1111, Boling 1-1-7.TD Passes: Hess 8, Boling.Interceptions: Hughes 2, Simonds, Hutzler,Boling, Hess.Fumbles: Pullo 2, Frye, Warthling.

West Seneca EastTrojansThe Trojans lost theClass A championshipgame to Sweet Home 28-7... AndySmigiera rushed 18 times for 44yards. He also completed 9 of 19passes for 71 yards... Scott Ackermanrushed 6 times for 12yards, including a TDrun of 8 yards.Ackerman alsocaught 4 passes for34 yards... RyanJohnson ran 5 timesfor 26 yards. He alsocaught 2 passes for21 yards. On defense, Johnson made ateam high 17 tackles, 9 solo... TylerSkretny made a solo tackle, had 3assists and recorded a QB sack. Healso caught 2 passes for 21 yards...Mike Waterman ran 3 times for 14yards. He also made 2 solo tacklesand 2 assists on defense...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Bennett................. W 48-6Fri., Sept. 7......... Wmsville East....W 28-14Sat., Sept. 15....... @ South Park........... 2:00Fri., Sept. 21....... Wmsville South.........7:00Fri., Sept. 28....... @ Hamburg.............. 7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Lake Shore........... 6:30Fri., Oct. 12........ W Seneca West......... 7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Smigiera 132-745, Ackerman 83-550,Johnson 60-274, Waterman 36-176,Spindler 23-130, Juzdowski 6-23, Kupka 7-21,Lindner 3-(-3).Receiving: Ackerman 34-607, Spindler 17-240,Skretny 16-170, Gudza 7-123, Johnson 3-18,Waterman 2-31.TDs: Ackerman 22, Smigiera 16, Johnson 7,Spindler 3, Waterman 2.Passing: Smigiera 79-128-1189.TD Passes: Smigiera 9.Interceptions: Crabtree 4, Johnson 4,Smigiera 3, Spindler 2, Waterman 2 ,Sedlacek.Fumbles: None.Ryan JohnsonTeam ReportsWest Seneca WestIndiansThe Indians finishedthe season with a 4-5record and won the title of the ClassAA Chuck Funke Tournament... PeteWalsh led the Indians as he ran 163times for 892 yards and 6 TDs...Devin Reynolds ran77 times for 390yards and 7 TDs...Chris Walkerrushed 33 times for268 yards and 3TDs... Tyler Pernacaught 15 passes for176 yards and 3TDs... Will Kornacki rushed 32 timesfor 175 yards and 3 TDs... ChrisLucas completed 19 of 53 passes for293 yards and 2 TDs... John Lobdellcompleted 16 of 34 passes for 124yards and a TD... Dakota Farr playedwell in the defensive secondary andintercepted 4 passes...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Frontier................W28-12Fri., Sept. 7......... Lancaster........,.....W 34-7Fri., Sept. 14....... @ Orchard Park.......7:00Fri., Sept. 21....... @ Jamestown............7:00Fri., Sept. 28....... Barker........................7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... Clarence.................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ @ W Seneca East..... 7:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Walsh 163-892, Reynolds 77-390,Walker 33-268, Kornacki 32-175 , Lucas 33-156,Lobdell 19-87, Weiler 13-33, Farr 3-15,Mertens 2-7, Augustine 1-4, DiChristopher 3-4.Receiving: Perna 15-176, Walsh 7-75,Wheelock 7-73, Marshall 3-19, Walker 1-47,Reynolds 1-20, Ebert 1-7.TDs: Reynolds 7, Walsh 6, Walker 3, Perna 3,Kornacki 3, Wieler, Lucas.Passing: Lobdell 16-34-124, Lucas 19-53-293.TD Passes: Lucas 2, Lobdell.Dakota FarrInterceptions: Farr 4, Walsh, Walker.Fumbles: Wheelock 2, Ebert, Perna, Fray,Tarnowski, DiChristopher, Augustine, Leo.Williamsville EastFlamesThe Flames finishedthe season with a 4-4record and lost in the first round of theClass A playoffs... Jaleel Battle finishedthe year as the Flames leadingrusher as he gained 633 yards on 111carries. Battle alsocaught 17 passes for191 yards and scored9 TDs. He alsopassed for 326 yardsand 4 TDs out of theWildcat formation...Rick Runfola ran 67times for 365 yardsHank Ransomand 3 TDs... Matt Schulenberg carried70 times for 295 yards and 2TDs... TE Hank Ransom caught 4passes for 128 yards and 3 TDs... AlexDiBernardo completed 51 of 102passes for 684 yards and 7 TDs...Cort Williams intercepted 3 passeswhile Isiah Perrin intercepted 2...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Lake Shore........... 6:30Fri., Sept. 7......... @ W Seneca East..... 7:00Sat., Sept. 15....... Iroquois..................... 2:00Sat., Sept. 22....... @ Wmsville North....7:30Sat., Sept. 29....... Bennett...................... 2:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... @ Wmsville South....7:00Sat., Oct. 13........ South Park................ 2:00Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 NumbersRushing: Battle 111-633, Runfola 67-365,Schulenberg 70-295, Oles 9-28, Dibernardo 4-23,Wagner 1-16, Wayne 4-16.Receiving: Battle 17-191, Williams 10-227,Wagner 8-96, Kwietniewski 7-190,Schulenberg 7-46, Swain 6-82, Ransom 4-128,Lewis 1-38, Dibernardo 1-25, Oles 1-0.TDs: Battle 9, Wagner 3, Williams 3, Ransom 3,Runfola 3, Schulenberg 2, Swain,Kwietniewski.Passing: Dibernardo 51-102-684,Battle 11-26-326.TD Passes: Dibernardo 7, Battle 4.Interceptions: Williams 3, Perrin 2, Lewis,Schulenberg, Battle.Fumbles: Wayne, Wagner, Swain, Ransom,Perrin.46

Williamsville NorthSpartansThe Spartans finished3-6 and lost the championshipgame of the Chuck FunkeTournament... Derrick Isler led theSpartans ground game as he rushed113 times for 693 yards and 6 TDs...QB Ryan Majewskihad a great season ashe completed 101 of229 passes for 1,621yards and 12 TDs.Majewski alsorushed for 5 TDs...Kolbe Hughes alsohad a big season asRyan Majewskihe caught 41 passes for 722 yards and7 TDs... Homd Ali caught 13 passesfor 169 yards... Mo Siam was a standouton the offensive and defensiveline... Zac Kelly played well in thedefensive secondary and intercepted 2passes... George Attea recovered 2opponents fumbles...2012 ScheduleSat., Sept. 1......... @ Starpoint......... L 20-23Sat., Sept. 8......... McKinley..............L 12-24Sat., Sept. 15....... North Tonawanda.....2:00Sat., Sept. 22....... Wmsville East........... 2:00Sat., Sept. 29....... Grand Island.............2:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Sweet Home..........2:00Sat., Oct. 13........ @ Niagara Wheat.....2:00Team ReportsWilliamsville SouthBilliesThe Billies finishedwith a 5-4 record and lostin the Class A semifinals... Sam Cohenhad a solid season as he rushed for 911yards and 13 TDs on 93 carries. Cohenalso caught 17 passes for 72 yards andplayed well at LB...Trent Fergusoncompleted 85 of 150passes for 1,095yards and 15 TDs.He also rushed for228 yards beforehaving his seasonend with a broken Trent Fergusoncollarbone... Sam Castronovastepped in and completed 42 of 82passes for 637 yards and 6 TDs...Chaq Nettles caught 59 passes for859 yards and 18 TDs. He also intercepted2 passes on defense... TylerPiasecki rushed 32 times for 225yards and 3 TDs...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ Bishop Timon...... L 14-21Fri., Sept. 7......... @ Hamburg....... W 35-21Sat., Sept. 15....... @ Bennett..................4:00Fri., Sept. 21....... @ W Seneca East......7:00Fri., Sept. 28....... Iroquois..................... 7:00Fri., Oct. 5.......... Wmsville East........... 7:00Fri., Oct. 12........ Lake Shore................7:00WilsonLakemenWilson finished theseason with a 6-3 recordand lost to Cleve Hill in the Class Csemifinals... Justin Slango led theLakemen ground game as he ran 135times for 930 yards and 11 TDs...Chris Reid ran 39times for 351 yardsand 5 TDs... TimWalch completed 66of 130 passes for 842yards and 7 TDs...Tayler Thilk caught23 passes for 212yards and 1 TD.Nick BellThilk also played well in the defensivesecondary and intercepted 4 passes...Steve Szuba also was a standout ondefense as he intercepted 2 passes andrecovered 2 fumbles... Nick Bellcaught 11 passes for 197 yards and 5TDs. Bell also intercepted 2 passes ondefense...2012 ScheduleFri., Aug. 31........ @ Gowanda..........W 48-0Sat., Sept. 8......... @ JFK..................L 26-31Fri., Sept. 14....... Fredonia.................... 7:00Sat., Sept. 22....... @ Cleve Hill..............2:00Fri., Sept. 28....... Akron.........................7:00Sat., Oct. 6.......... @ Newfane................ 2:00Fri., Oct. 12........ East Aurora...............7:30Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBA2012 Numbers 2012 Numbers2012 NumbersRushing: Isler 113-693, Majewski 20-86,Monkelbann 10-31, Hughes 1-24, Kuebler 4-14.Receiving: Hughes 41-722, Ali 13-169,Isler 11-339, Brown 10-123, Davis 8-98,Green 8-83, Thompson 4-55, Ames 1-17.TDs: Hughes 7, Isler 6, Majewski 5, Ali 2,Green 2, Thompson, Monkelbann.Passing: Majewski 101-229-1621.TD Passes: Majewski 12.Interceptions: Kelly 2, Isler, Ames.Fumbles: Attea 2, Hughes 2, Green, Ames,Isler, Kuebler.Rushing: Cohen 93-911, Ferguson 67-228,Piasecki 32-225, Liberatore 19-149,Clement 35-141, Nettles 4-78, Khan 5-21,Varner 3-6, Castronova 4-6 , Hourigan 5-5,Samuel 4-5.Receiving: Nettles 59-859, Piasecki 20-265,Cohen 17-72, Utz 10-151, Khan 9-116,Varner 6-71, Mason 3-45, Huber 2-28,Hourigan 1-19, Clement 1-6.TDs: Nettles 18, Cohen 13, Piasecki 3,Ferguson 2, Kahn 2, Varner, Mason.Passing: Ferguson 85-150-1095,Castronova 42-82-637.TD Passes: Ferguson 15, Castronova 6.Interceptions: Nettles 2, Cohen, Nuchereno.Fumbles: Nuchereno, Evans, Yensan,O’Brien, Crane, Utech.Oct. 19/20............ Playoffs.....................TBAOct. 26/27............ Playoffs.....................TBARushing: Slango 135-930, Reid 39-351,Walch 13-57, Bell 2-10, Brown 2-5.Receiving: Thilk 23-212, Slango 14-162,Bell 11-197, Brown 6-95, Daunce 6-48,Hall 3-99, Reid 2-4, Hecko 1-18, Magoon 1-7.TDs: Slango 11, Bell 5, Reid 5, Hall, Szuba,Thilk, Walch, Lort.Passing: Walch 66-130-842, Slango 0-1-0.TD Passes: Walch 7.Interceptions: Thilk 4, Szuba 4, Slango 2,Bell 2, Brown, Reid.Fumbles: Burt 2, Szuba 2, Slango, Daunce,Hall, Spatarico, Westmorland, Lort.47

AA North Div All PF PA NextLockport…………....... 4-0 6-3 292 202 Season CompleteNiagara Falls………... 3-1 4-5 99 201 Season CompleteKenmore West…....... 2-2 3-6 147 233 Season CompleteHutch Tech................. 1-3 1-8 116 222 Season CompleteRiverside.........…....... 0-4 1-8 140 290 Season CompleteAA South Div All PF PA NextJamestown................ 4-1 8-2 325 165 Season CompleteOrchard Park….......... 4-1 9-1 356 174 Far West RegionalFrontier………............ 3-2 6-3 218 208 Season CompleteClarence…………...... 2-3 5-4 274 226 Season CompleteWest Seneca West.... 2-3 4-5 185 225 Season CompleteLancaster…............... 0-5 1-7 157 215 Season Complete2012 League StandingsA North Div All PF PA NextSweet Home...…....... 6-0 10-0 343 103 Far West RegionalMcKinley..........…....... 5-1 5-3 254 176 Season CompleteGrand Island..........… 5-1 7-2 199 138 Season CompleteStarpoint.................... 3-3 3-5 216 196 Season CompleteWilliamsville North..... 2-4 3-6 154 213 Season CompleteKenmore 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142 229 Season CompleteNewfane..................... 0-6 1-8 83 284 Season CompleteB West Div All PF PA NextCheektowaga............. 6-0 8-1 311 144 Season CompleteBurgard...................... 5-1 6-3 205 161 Season CompleteLew-Port.................... 4-3 6-3 245 259 Season CompleteMaryvale.................... 3-3 3-5 205 200 Season CompleteLackawanna.............. 1-5 2-6 163 215 Season CompleteAmherst..................... 1-5 1-7 138 300 Season CompleteTonawanda................ 1-5 2-7 174 230 Season CompleteB South Div All PF PA NextEden........................... 4-1 6-3 195 161 Season CompleteSpringville.................. 3-2 5-5 151 117 Season CompletePioneer...................... 3-2 6-3 178 185 Season CompleteOlean......................... 2-3 3-4 149 159 Season CompleteDunkirk....................... 2-3 2-6 137 229 Season CompleteEast Aurora................ 1-4 1-6 90 156 Season CompleteC North Div All PF PA NextJFK.............................. 4-1 7-2 236 145 Season CompleteWilson......................... 3-2 6-3 187 139 Season CompleteFredonia...................... 3-2 7-3 178 109 Season CompleteCleveland Hill.............. 3-2 8-2 278 141 Far West RegionalAkron........................... 2-3 6-3 316 149 Season CompleteGowanda..................... 0-5 0-7 16 395 Season CompleteC South Div All PF PA NextSalamanca.................. 4-1 6-2 238 131 Season CompleteAllegany-Limestone..... 4-1 5-4 229 79 Season CompleteWestfield...................... 3-2 4-4 134 100 Season CompleteCassadaga Valley........ 2-3 3-5 117 136 Season CompleteSouthwestern.............. 2-3 3-6 145 185 Season CompleteFalconer....................... 0-5 1-7 56 220 Season CompletePhoto by Walter StanleySweet Home LB Brad Zaffram intercepts a pass in thePanthers 28-7 win over West Seneca East at Ralph WilsonStadium last weekend.Class D Div All PF PA NextMaple Grove................ 7-0 9-1 276 64 Season CompleteRandolph......................5-2 8-2 262 160 Far West RegionalSilver Creek................. 4-3 5-4 207 155 Season CompleteChautauqua Lake........ 4-3 4-4 138 159 Season CompletePortville........................ 4-3 5-4 182 181 Season CompleteFrewsburg.................... 3-4 3-5 126 203 Season CompleteCattaraugus-LV............ 1-6 1-7 88 241 Season CompleteI-Prep........................... 0-7 0-8 35 253 Season CompleteClass DD Div All PF PA NextEllicottville.................... 5-1 7-2 207 104 Season CompleteSherman...................... 5-1 6-2 239 118 Season CompleteClymer.......................... 5-1 7-2 160 127 Season CompletePanama....................... 2-4 2-6 162 249 Season CompleteFranklinville.................. 2-4 5-4 128 153 Season CompletePine Valley................... 2-4 3-6 145 231 Season CompleteForestville.................... 0-6 0-8 82 295 Season CompleteMsgr Martin Div All PF PA NextCanisius..................... 5-0 9-0 323 148 MMA ChampBishop Timon............. 3-1 5-3 144 138 MMA ChampSt. Joe’s..................... 3-2 7-2 310 187 Season CompleteSt. Mary’s................... 2-3 5-3 249 169 Season CompleteSt. Francis................. 1-3 1-7 133 337 Season CompleteCardinal O’Hara......... 0-5 2-7 132 288 Season CompleteIndependent Div All PF PA NextNichols....................... -- 6-3 275 190 Season Complete48

RUSHINGPlayer (Team) Att YardsBarczykowski (Alden) 197 1688Vallone (St. Mary’s) 146 1437Hoffman (Pioneer) 261 1600Simpson (Maple Grove) 175 1466Ollison (Canisius) 184 1451Majewski (Starpoint) 224 1425Chambers (Lockport) 170 1353CSmith (Lackawanna) 170 1346Hollingsworth (Jamestown) 166 1288Noonan (Nichols) 148 1240Wilson (Orchard Park) 124 1236Noble (St. Joe’s) 115 1230DiFrancesco (O’Hara) 209 1212Musall (Ellicottville) 135 1184Mietz (Akron) 112 1136Williams (Clarence) 117 1101Dowiasz (Randolph) 104 1075AMisterman (St. Francis) 176 1064BThomas (Cleve Hill) 187 1030Miller (Iroquois) 154 1004West (Hutch Tech) 163 941Turner (Depew) 112 930Slango (Wilson) 135 930Cohen (Wmsville South) 93 911Walsh (WSeneca West) 163 892Wood (Portville) 145 887Glover (East High) 130 884Ley (Fredonia) 153 883DiMillo (Bishop Timon) 102 869Jordan (McKinley) 83 858Price (Kenmore West) 178 857FIELD GOALSPlayer (Team)FG (Lg)Ladd (Akron)................................ 4 (42)Few (Lockport)............................. 2 (47)Ladd (Akron)................................ 2 (32)Juhasz (Lancaster).......................2 (35)Hoose (Southwestern)..................2 (40)Ziegler (Iroquois).......................... 2 (24)2012 WNY Leader BoardRECEIVINGPlayer (Team) Rec YardsNettles (Wmsville South) 59 859Hughes (Wmsville North) 41 722Johnson (Amherst) 39 525Wilkinson (Iroquois) 38 708Taylor (Medina) 36 750Boling (Tonawanda) 34 528Corbi (Lancaster) 34 513Mitchell (South Park) 32 606Benton (Canisius) 31 622Marshall (Burgard) 31 571Connors (Grand Island) 31 405Ackerman (WSeneca East) 30 573Schutte (Southwestern) 30 323AGoltz (Orchard Park) 29 559ZWilliams (Silver Creek) 29 514Coleman (South Park) 29 449Goc (Grand Island) 27 300Panebianco (Jamestown) 26 556Graham (Maryvale) 26 453Violanti (Hamburg) 25 516Lauricella (Akron) 25 482Helenbrook (Lancaster) 25 418Klisiewicz (Silver Creek) 25 328Hillman (Lockport) 24 462Fuller (Lancaster) 24 362Hinman (Salamanca) 24 522Watkins (Cleve Hill) 24 382Pagliei (Orchard Park) 24 340SSundown (Akron) 24 302INTERCEPTIONSPlayer (Team)INTAbernathy (Canisius)..................... 7Watkins (Cleve Hill)....................... 7Mitchell (South Park)..................... 7Vacarro (Timon)............................. 6Anderson (JFK)............................. 6Davis (St. Joe’s)............................ 6PASSING YARDSPlayer (Team)YardsHowie (South Park).................. 2,052Anzavine (Olean)..................... 1,628Majewski (Wmsv North)........... 1,621Colafranceschi (Lancaster)...... 1,611Torrillo (Sweet Home)............... 1,549Hellwig (Medina)....................... 1,450Sisson (Jamestown)................. 1,430TOUCHDOWN PASSESPlayer (Team)TDHowie (South Park).................. 23Mietz (Akron)............................ 19Keating (Iroquois)..................... 18Anzavine (Olean)......................18Torrillo (Sweet Home)...............16Hellwig (Medina)...................... 16Ferguson (Wmsv South).......... 15Sisson (Jamestown)................. 15TOUCHDOWNSPlayer (Team)TDChambers (Lockport)............... 31Dowiasz (Randolph)................ 24Barczykowski (Alden).............. 23Williams (Clarence).................. 22Noonan (Nichols)..................... 22Hollingsworth (Jamestown)...... 21Ollison (Canisius)..................... 21BThomas (Cleve Hill)............... 21CSmith (Lackawanna)............. 20FUMBLE RECOVERIESPlayer (Team)FRSokolski (Iroquois)......................... 6Johnson (O’Hara).......................... 5SWilson (Ellicottville)..................... 4THERE ISNO EASY WAY IN.IF THERE WERE, IT WOULDN’T BE THE MARINE CORPS.IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES, TALK TO AMARINE CORPS RECRUITER AT THE NORTHERN LIGHTSPLAZA IN MATTYDALE NEAR THE CHRISTMAS TREE STORE.49

WEEK 1Friday, August 31East 36, Newfane 6Chautauqua Lake 36, I-Prep 12Iroquois 15, Hutch Tech 14South Park 18, Hamburg 6Amherst 31, Lackawanna 20Williamsville East 40, Lake Shore 19Jamestown 27, Kenmore West 8West Seneca West 28, Frontier 12West Seneca East 48, Bennett 6Timon 21, Williamsville South 0McKinley 52, Niagara-Wheatfield 0Burgard 42, Lew-Port 26Bradford 20, Olean 7Pioneer 21, Dunkirk 12Alden 42, Barker 13Akron 34, Medina 22Cleve Hill 34, Maryvale 16Sweet Home 46, North Tonawanda 19Frewsburg 35, Randolph 24Portville 20, Cattaraugus-Little Valley 0Lancaster 16, Niagara Falls 10Salamanca 7, Springville 6Cheektowaga 53, Tonawanda 32Depew 42, Albion 0Allegany-Limestone 34, Westfield 6Southwestern 24, Falconer 0Fredonia 28, JFK 14Wilson 48, Gowanda 0Ellicottville 36, Forestville 6Saturday, September 1stNichols 14, Canisteo-Greenwood 7St. Mary’s 16, Ben Franklin 14Canisius 36, McQuaid 17Panama 40, Franklinville 6Cassadaga Valley 40, Pine Valley 12Sherman 32, Clymer 0Orchard Park 42, Lockport 21Eden 28, East Aurora 26Grand Island 26, Kenmore East 14Starpoint 23, Williamsville North 20St. Joe’s 56, Rochester Wilson 34Edison Tech 21, Cardinal O’Hara 14Aquinas 44, St. Francis 7Maple Grove 23, Silver Creek 14Sunday, September 2ndCarrier Classic GamesClarence 34, West Genesee 33Auburn 50, Riverside 20WEEK 2Friday, September 7thStubenville (OH) 21, Timon 7West Seneca West 34, Lancaster 7Williamsville South 35, Hamburg 20Iroquois 40, South Park 26Lackawanna 14, Lake Shore 0West Seneca East 28, Williamsville East 14St. Joe’s 43, Bennett 14Alden 34, Niagara-Wheatfield 6Lew-Port 38, Tonawanda 14Maryvale 42, Amherst 21Medina 38, Barker-RH 22Randolph 13, Silver Creek 12Maple Grove 30, Cattaraugus-LV 6Chautauqua Lake 12, Portville 6Frewsburg 27, IPrep 0Akron 50, UPrep 12Mynderse Academy 41, Nichols 34East High 22, Albion 16Eden 19, Springville 13Pioneer 42, East Aurora 22Fredonia 13, Allegany-Limestone 12Salamanca 24, Cassadaga Valley 8Western New York2012S C H E D U L EFalconer 24, Panama 12Westfield 27, Southwestern 0Sherman 35, Pine Valley 7Franklinville 34, Forestville 14Saturday, September 8thHoly Trinity 42, St. Francis 41Canisius 30, St. Mary’s 27Kenmore West 21, Hutch Tech 14Clymer 20, Ellicottville 14JFK 31, Wilson 26Jamestown 35, Niagara Falls 7Lockport 31, Starpoint 6McKinley 24, Williamsville North 12Grand Island 35, North Tonawanda 21Sweet Home 41, Kenmore East 6Cleve Hill 50, Gowanda 0Depew 53, Newfane 0Batavia 35, Cardinal O’Hara 8Frontier 28, Riverside 16Cheektowaga 20, Burgard 14 (ot)Orchard Park 49, Clarence 14Dunkirk 34, Olean 28WEEK 3Friday, September 14thLew-Port 36, Amherst 32Niagara Falls 17, Riverside 14Canisius 55, McKinley 30Orchard Park 48, West Seneca West 8Hamburg 28, Lake Shore 7Pioneer 16, East High 14Depew 33, Barker/RH 14Cheektowaga 28, Lackawanna 7Cleve Hill 34, Akron 32 otWilson 20, Fredonia 7Portville 16, Frewsburg 12Maple Grove 27, Randolph 14Chautauqua Lake 40, Cattaraugus-LV 6Alden 36, Albion 14Medina 50, Newfane 6Frontier 27, Clarence 24Jamestown 29, Lancaster 22Eden 48, Gowanda 0Dunkirk 16, East Aurora 14Maryvale 28, Tonawanda 7Salamanca 28, Allegany-Limestone 20Clymer 6, Franklinville 0Ellicottville 24, Pine Valley 0Saturday, September 15thSilver Creek 22, IPrep 7Burgard 16, Springville 12Aquinas 35, Timon 7St. Mary’s 40, Cardinal O’Hara 18Nichols 35, Cuba-Rushford 24Sherman 26, Westfield 18JFK 33, UPrep 6Panama 40, Forestville 15Cassadaga Valley 21, Falconer 0West Seneca East 35, South Park 18Lockport 38, Hutch Tech 8Sweet Home 28, Kenmore West 6Williamsville East 14, Iroquois 7Williamsville North 20, North Tonawanda 14Grand Island 31, Starpoint 14Kenmore East 21, Niagara Wheatfield 0St. Joe’s 28, St. Francis 21Williamsville South 42, Bennett 14Olean 18, Southwestern 3WEEK 4Friday, September 21stGrand Island 24, Hutch Tech 6Jamestown 42, West Seneca West 8Iroquois 35, Lake Shore 7West Seneca East 28, Williamsville South 7North Tonawanda 31, Kenmore East 28Sweet Home 28, McKinley 20Cheektowaga 60, Amherst 23Burgard 20, Maryvale 13JFK 26, Akron 22Portville 37, Silver Creek 14Frewsburg 22, Catt/Little Valley 20Maple Grove 21, Chautauqua Lake 0Randolph 40, IPrep 0Erie Cathedral Prep (Pa) 69, St. Francis 0Lackawanna 41, Tonawanda 21Clarence 25, Lancaster 21Orchard Park 27, Frontier 10East Aurora 14, Springville 6Eden 35, Dunkirk 21Batavia 22, Albion 12Depew 63, Medina 26Westfield 18, Falconer 6Southwestern 47, Salamanca 46 OTFredonia 56, Gowanda 8Franklinville 25, Pine Valley 13Nichols 37, Bolivar-Richburg 16Saturday, September 22ndAlden 31, East 6St. Mary’s 41, Ellicottville 0Canisius 14, Walsh Jesuit 7Timon 16, Wilson Magnet 0Sherman 38, Panama 27Alley-Limestone 27, Cassadaga Valley 6Clymer 37, Forestville 6Hamburg 28, Bennett 12Kenmore West 30, Riverside 6Lockport 49, Niagara Falls 9Williamsville East 21, Williamsville North 19Starpoint 49, Niagara-Wheatfield 14Barker/RH 30, Newfane 20Cleve Hill 16, Wilson 13Lew-Port 28, South Park 27St. Joe’s 35, Cardinal O’Hara 0Pioneer 42, Olean 6WEEK 5Friday, September 28thSouth Park 38, Lake Shore 14Barker 32, West Seneca West 31West Seneca East 34, Hamburg 14Iroquois 29, Williamsville South 26Cheektowaga 44, Dunkirk 26Lew-Port 47, Maryvale 32Alden 34, Depew 13Burgard 20, Lackawanna 14Medina 34, East High 18Wilson 32 , Akron 29Silver Creek 30, Catt/Little Valley 20Chautauqua Lake 16, Frewsburg 6Maple Grove 38, IPrep 0Randolph 42, Portville 6St. Joe’s 27, Aquinas 14Timon 28, St. Mary’s 21Clarence 42, Riverside 12Frontier 35, Jamestown 28JFK 28, East Aurora 14Springville 14, Pioneer 13Tonawanda 26, Amherst 6Alley-Limestone 34, Southwestern 13Franklinville 7, Falconer 6Salamanca 64, Gowanda 8Fredonia 15, Cleve Hill 8Ellicottville 34, Sherman 21Westfield 18, Cassadaga Valley 0

WEEK 5 (Continued)Saturday, September 29thNichols 37, Charles Finney 20Niagara Falls 21, Hutch Tech 6Orchard Park 34, Lancaster 24Canisius 51, St. Francis 18Clymer 55, Panama 7Pine Valley 27, Forestville 21Lockport 36, Kenmore West 21Bennett 28, Williamsville East 25Grand Island 26, Williamsville North 21Starpoint 48, North Tonawanda 7McKinley 44, Kenmore East 0Sweet Home 48, Niagara-Wheatfield 6Olean 28, Eden 14Albion 20, Newfane 12Cardinal O’Hara 49, UPrep 30WEEK 6Friday, October 5thNichols 43, UPrep 22West Seneca East 34, Lake Shore 6Clarence 35, West Seneca West 11Jamestown 35, Orchard Park 28Iroquois 29, Hamburg 22South Park 22, Bennett 14Williamsville South 50, Williamsville East 14McKinley 48, North Tonawanda 30Eden 22, Pioneer 20Barker 33, Albion 30Cheektowaga 52, Lew-Port 6Maryvale 49, Lackawanna 21Burgard 20, Tonawanda 13Akron 27, Fredonia 10Silver Creek 34, Frewsburg 12Maple Grove 21, Portville 0Randolph 35, Chautauqua Lake 6Catt-Little Valley 16, IPrep 0Frontier 22, Lancaster 16Olean 34, East Aurora 0Depew 35, East 8Alden 41, Medina 20Springville 20, Dunkirk 0Allegany-Limestone 50, Finney 0Cassadaga Valley 14, Southwestern 6Salamanca 41, Falconer 8Westfield 33, Forestville 0Clymer 32, Pine Valley 6Saturday, October 6thSt. Mary’s 33, St. Francis 7JFK 48, Gowanda 0Ellicottville 35, Panama 8Sherman 26, Franklinville 7Niagara Falls 15, Kenmore West 14St. Joes 30, Lockport 25Sweet Home 56, Williamsville North 18Grand Island 14, Niagara-Wheatfield 7Kenmore East 20, Starpoint 19Wilson 12, Newfane 6Cleve Hill 38, Amherst 8Timon 34, Cardinal O’Hara 7Canisius 35, Aquinas 7Hutch Tech 28, Riverside 8Western New York2012S C H E D U L EWEEK 7Friday, October 12thNorth Tonawanda 17, Tonawanda 14Burgard 47, Amherst 17Frontier 49, Hamburg 20West Seneca East 26, West Seneca West 7Lockport 34, Riverside 18Pioneer 35, Hutch Tech 18Orchard Park 46, Niagara Falls 13Williamsville South 47, Lake Shore 6Iroquois 40, Bennett 14Wilson 2, East Aurora 0 forfeitAlden 42, Newfane 19Cheektowaga 16, Maryvale 8 otLew-Port 24, Lackawanna 21Silver Creek 34, Chautauqua Lake 0Maple Grove 49, Frewsburg 15Randolph 55, Catt-Little Valley 6Timon 17, St. Joe’s 14Depew 21, Lancaster 13Medina 56, Albion 34Fredonia 21, Dunkirk 14Allegany-Limestone 46, Falconer 6Salamanca 7, Westfield 6Akron 43, Gowanda 0Pine Valley 34, Panama 20Ellicottville 22, Franklinville 0St. Ignatius 56, St. Francis 0St. Mary’s 37, Batavia 14Saturday, October 13thNichols 49, Charles Finney 16Canisius 48, Cardinal O’Hara 7Clymer 22, Cassadaga Valley 18JFK 29, Cleve Hill 28Sherman 48, Forestville 6Barker 35, East High 12Kenmore West 13, Kenmore East 10Jamestown 27, Clarence 21Williamsville East 34, South Park 28Williamsville North 13, Niagara Wheatfield 0Sweet Home 37, Starpoint 22Eden 8, Southwestern 7McKinley 22, Grand Island 16Portville 43, IPrep 16Springville 46, Olean 28WEEK 8Friday, October 19thSection VI Playoffs TBACanisius @ Timon, 7:00Nichols @ Franklinville, 6:30Saturday, October 20thSection VI Playoffs TBASt. Mary’s @ St. Joe’s, 2:00Cardinal O’Hara @ St. Francis, 7:00WEEK 9Friday, October 26thSection VI Semifinals TBASt. Francis @ Timon, 7:00Saturday, October 27thSection VI Semifinals TBACanisius @ St. Joe’s, 1:00Nichols @ Cardinal O’Hara, 2:00WEEK 10Friday, November 2nd @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Playoffs, TBASection VI Championships, TBASaturday, November 3rd @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Playoffs, TBASection VI Championships, TBAWEEK 11Thursday, November 8th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Championships, TBAFriday, November 9thNYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBASaturday, November 10thNYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBAWEEK 12Friday, November 16thNYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBASaturday, November 17thNYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBAWEEK 13Friday, November 23rd @ Carrier DomeNYS Championships, TBASaturday, November 24th @ Carrier DomeNYS Championships, TBA

IIID I V I S I O NR E P O R TEmpire 8 Conf AllBuffalo State………….... 0-0 1-0Frostburg.…................... 0-0 1-0Hartwick.…..................... 0-0 1-0Ithaca.….......................... 0-0 1-0Salisbury.….................... 0-0 1-0St. John Fisher…............ 0-0 1-0Utica................................ 0-0 1-0Alfred.….......................... 0-0 0-0Liberty League Conf AllHobart…………................. 0-0 1-0Worchester Poly................ 0-0 1-0Rochester…………........... 0-0 0-0RPI.................................... 0-0 0-0Merchant Marine............... 0-0 0-1Springfield…….................. 0-0 0-1St. Lawrence..................... 0-0 0-1Union................................. 0-0 0-1N-JAC Conf AllBrockport........................ 0-0 1-0Rowan............................ 0-0 1-0William Paterson............ 0-0 1-0Morrisville State..............0-0 0-0Cortland.......................... 0-0 0-1Kean............................... 0-0 0-0Montclair State............... 0-0 0-0College of NJ..................0-0 0-0Western Conn................ 0-0 0-0Cortland will say goodbye shortly toa 4-year senior Phil Bossman - anEast Auroragraduate whoended up as a 4-year starter forthe RedDragons.“Phil cameright in and tookover at safety asa freshman,”Cortland coachDan MacNeillsaid. “He is alegitimate, 4-yearstarter. Thatdoesn’t happenvery often at thecollege level.”MacNeill saidthat Bossmanmay have actuallybeen the easiestrecruiting jobhe ever had.“He in to myoffice in the summertimebeforehis senior year atEast Aurora,” MacNeill said. “He camein with his tape. We put the tape onand it was an easy one. He would definitelybe a top-recruit for us.”College FootballBossman stars for CortlandEast Aurora grad Phil Bossman is a 4-yearstarter for Cortland State.There were other schools lookingat Bossman, however.“We knew hewould be a specialtalent,”MacNeill said.“Colgate andLehigh werelooking at him,too. We encouragedhim tocome to aCortland game.”Bossmancame back toCortland to seethe Dragonshost MontclairState.“We beatMontclair,”MacNeill said.“He got homeafter the game,called me andcommitted toPhoto by SUNY Cortland Cortland.”Bossmancalls the signalsfor the defense.“He is a solid football player,”MacNeill said. “He is an intelligentfootball player and hopefully he’ll havea great senior season.”GIVE YOUR CHILD MEMORIESTHAT WILL LAST A LIFETIMEwww.jimkellyfootballcamp.com716.204.09009

It’s not the critic who counts.Not the man who points out wherethe strong man stumbled or wherethe doer of deeds could have donethem better.The credit belongsto the manmarred by thedust and the sweatand the blood;who strives valiantly;who errs and comesshort again andagain and again......who at best knows,in the end, the triumphof high achievementsand who, at the worst,if he fails at least failswhile daring greatly,so that his place willnever be with thosecold timid soulswho know neithervictory or defeat.- Theodore RooseveltFootballWeeklyUpstateAre You Game?