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October 7, 2011 Issue No. 54 56 Pages

W E E K L Y

S E C T I O N 6

Dylan Cassidyhelps Hillbillieswin C North title

Javon FoganCarries BennettPast Iroquois

Maple GroveFlattensRandolph

TJ ScamurraLeads Billies’Offensive Line

State RecordsTeam ReportsNYS RankingsSchedules

Sideline ChatterExtra PointSection 6 Standings

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This Week’s Lineup:

9 Drew Directs J-Town

Jamestown beat Lancaster 47-13 ladst

weekend. QB Dennis Drew directed the

offense as the Raiders raced to a 27-0 lead

at the half. Drew completed 9 of 15 passes

for 128 yards in the win. Drew has now

passed for 596 yards this season.

8 Soph Leads Spartans

Williamsville North won a tense game

against Grand Island 7-0 last weekend.

The win kept the Spartans alive in the A

North playoff picture. QB Ryan

Majewski tossed to Trevor McDaniel,

who took it 81 yards for a TD.

9 Fogan Powers Bennett

Bennett overcame a sloppy field toforge a come-back victory Friday nightat Iroquois 44-31. Bennett trailed 31-29after three quarters but pulled out thewin. Javon Fogan rushed for 207 yardsand 3 TDs.

16 Full Of Grace

Maple Grove beat Randolph 38-6 in a

battle between two of the top Class D

programs in NY State. Maple Grove

quarterback Alex Grace completed 8 of

12 passes for 203 yards and 3 TDs to

lead the Dragons.

ContentsOCTOBER 7, 2011

4 ... WNY Notebook

5 ... Players of the Week

7 ... League Look-Ins

13 ... 2010 Notebook

16 ... Team Reports

40 ... Standings

41 ... Leader Board

42 ... Around The State

44 ... Campus News

47 ... Extra Point

Diminuco Honored After WinDick Diminuco was named the Buffalo Bills Coach of

the Week after Alden beat Depew 14-13 in a big ClassB matchup last weekend.

Both teams had entered the game undefeated with 4-0 records. Depew was ranked 8th in New York Statewhile Alden was ranked3rd.

“This award is really ateam award,” Diminucosaid. “The kids are theones that won the game sothis is their award morethan mine.”

Alden led 14-7 at thehalf and survived a 4th-quarter rally by theWildcats.

“Obviously, Depew is anawful good football team,”Diminuco said. “Theymight have been the betterteam. We made some mis-takes and it costs us somepoints. But the kids arepretty resilient. We didnʼtplay our best and they stillcame out with a win.”

Alden scored twice inthe second quarter to takea 14-7 lead at the half.

Justin Patterson ran 76yards for a TD to give theBulldogs a 7-0 lead.

“Heʼs a very good foot-ball player,” Diminuco said.“He can find an openingand he is deceptively fast.”

Patterson finished with140 yards rushing butmissed most of the secondhalf after he twisted hisankle.

“He had just 4 carries inthe second half,” Diminuco said. “He was really strug-gling and that hurt us. When heʼs in there, itʼs a littlemore difficult for teams to defend against us.”

Late in the 2nd quarter, Quarterback Brian Stoldttossed a 12-yard TD pass to Ryan Sosnowski to giveAlden a 14-7 lead.

In the 4th quarter, Depew scored to pull within apoint, but a 2-point conversion attempt on a fake kickwas stuffed by the Alden defense, leaving the Bulldogswith a 14-13 lead.

Late in the game, Depew drove inside the Alden 10-

yard line but missed a FG attempt on 4th-and-goal fromthe 12.

The game was played in front of a huge crowd.“It was a great crowd,” Diminuco said, “and they got

to see a pretty good football game.”Diminuco is in his third

year at Alden after coach-ing at Albion for 35 years.

Two weeks ago,Diminuco led his team to awin over Albion for thesecond straight season.

“I really donʼt enjoyplaying Albion,” he said.“Thatʼs just not a fun weekfor me. Some of theircoaches played for meand some were on mystaff for a long time. Thisyear, Albion had five or sixkids whose fatherʼs hadplayed for me. I reallydonʼt enjoy it at all.”

Diminuco played highschool football at MonroeHigh School in Rochester.

As a senior quarterbackin 1970, he was namedthe All-Greater RochesterPlayer of the Year, leadinghis team to an undefeatedseason and a leaguechampionship.

“I was four or fivepounds lighter back then,”Diminuco joked.

After graduating fromhigh school, Diminucowent to Ottawa Universityin Kansas to play DivisionII football.

He moved into thestarting QB job with two

games left in his freshman season.Over the next three seasons, had a career that would

get him named to the Ottawa University Hall of Fame.Diminuco is also inducted into the Section 5 football Hallof Fame.

Diminuco has 226 wins in his career, a figure that is3rd in WNY history behind Johnny Barnes (Canisius,287) and Gene Masters (Grand Island, 248).

“Obviously, football has been a very big part of mylife,” he said. “Iʼve had a lot of great times because offootball.”

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Alden coach Dick Diminuco was named the BuffaloBills Coach of the Week after his Bulldogs beat Depew14-13 last weekend.

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20112011Williamsville South beat West Seneca East 28-7 last

weekend and are now just one win from clinching a secondstraight A South Division title.

“Thatʼs one of our goals,” Kurzanski said. “Every year,our team goals are to win our league, win the Sectionalsand then win the state championship. Our goals are always

the same.”Kurzanski says the goals

are intentionally high.“You could be good or you

can be great,” he said, “butyou canʼt be both. You canonly be one or the other. Weset our goals high becausewe want to be great.”

The Billies have receivedsolid play on the offensiveline this season, led bysenior captain TJ Scamurra.

“Heʼs a great kid,”Kurzanski said. “Heʼs acharacter guy. He doesgreat in school. Heʼs a 3-year starter and he hassolidified our offensive line.”

Scamurra has been mentioned as a Trench TrophyFinalist as the top lineman in Western New York. Over thesummer he was named the best Offensive Lineman at theMouse McNally Linemanʼs Camp.

“Heʼs just a dominating force,” Kurzanski said. “Heʼs anespecially polite young man who is confidant in his ability.Heʼs a great leader. He understands our expectations anddoes a great job as a captain.”

Kurzanski says that Scamurra, a 6-0, 280-pound senior,will play football after high school.

“Heʼs a little short for the bigger Division I schools,”Kurzanski said. “But heʼs more than adequate for theplaces that are recruiting him.”

Kurzanski said that programs from Division I-AA like NewHampshire and Colgate are recruiting Scamurra, as are afew Division II programs.

“He has a 93 academic average with a high SAT score,”Kurzanski said. “Heʼll get into most of the schools that hewants to. He has a lot more opportunities to play becauseof his grades.”

Scamurra also wrestles in the heavyweight division onthe Williamsville South wrestling team.

“He has wrestled the last two years,” Kurzanski said,“and it has really helped him on his feet with balance andleverage. Heʼs become a better football player since hestarted wrestling.”

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South’s Leader

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TJ Scamurra.

N O T E B O O K

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Players of the Week

Special TeamsJason Pembridge - Maple Grove

Justin Bacon led Tonawanda to a 35-7win over Lew-Port last weekend as herushed 31 times for 232 yards andscored 4 touchdowns. Bacon scored onruns of 2, 27, 2 and 16 yards as theWarriors rolled up 420 yards of offensein the win.

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Pat Gilman led the Lake Shore defenseas the Eagles beat South Park 29-6 lastweekend. Gilman made 7 tackles andintercepted a pass. He also recovered 2fumbles, returning one 9-yards for a TDGilman also rushed for 196 yards and 2TDs on 32 carries and kicked a PAT.

Kicker Jason Pembridge was 5-for-5 onPAT kicks and also kicked a 30-yardfield goal as Maple Grove ran awayfrom Randolph 38-6 last weekend.Maple Grove took the lead in the DLeague with the win and can clinch thetitle with a win over Frewsburg.

Most TD Passes thrown in One Season

NYStateRecordsTDs Player, School Year

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


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

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

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


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


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

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

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

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

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

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

Photo by Tim Frank

Panther PowerCorey Vail runs the ball in Pioneerʼs 17-0 win overEden last weekend. Pioneer can clinch the B SouthDivision with a win this week.

Fredonia beat Cleve Hill 26-16 last weekend andclinched the C North Division with the win.

“Everybody knew that this was a game for firstplace,” Fredonia coach Bob Ball said. “But we didnʼtknow we could win the division until after the game.We were just focused on beating Cleveland Hill.They have good athletes, lot of seniors and we wereon the road.”

The game was playedafter heavy rains hadturned the field into asoupy mess. That was notnecessarily an advantagefor Fredonia.

“We like a fast trackourselves,” Ball said. “Welike good field conditions.Fortunately, everywherewe play has better condi-tions than what we haveat home.”

Two weeks ago, theHillbillies played in mud attheir own field and fellbehind Gowanda 28-12 atthe half before pulling outa win.

“We have speed too,”Ball said. “Weʼd ratherhave a dry track. CleveHill was wet but the foot-ing was good.”

With Fredonia leading20-8 in the 4th quarter,Ball decided to run theball.

#20 Dylan Cassidystepped into the QB spotand proceeded to run the ball.

“We had a 2-score lead,” Ball said. “The only waywe would lose was turnovers. All we wanted to dowas run the clock. We put him in the backfield andtold him ʻjust get what you can. ̓We didnʼt even haveto worry about hand offs.ʼ”

Instead, Cassidy scored on a 40-yard run, givingthe Hillbillies a 26-8 lead with 5:00 left.

“He plays slot receiver for us,” Ball said. “He alsocomes into back field for the Wildcat formation. Hehas played some tailback. He was first-team all-league at defensive back last year.”

“Dylan has some speed,” Ball said. “His brotherTyler plays linebacker and I have both kids in track.”

Dylan Cassidy finished 7th at the New York State

Championship Track Meet in the 400 IntermediateHurdles. In the Section 6 Meet, Cassidy finished sec-ond to Daryl Spencer - Cleve Hillʼs quarterback.Cassidy also returned the opening kickoff to theCleve Hill 25-yard line to set up an early TD.

“The two fastest kids in Western New York wereon the field in the same game,” Ball said.

After Cleve Hill scoredto pull within 26-16,Cassidy ran 8 consecutiveplays and ground outthree first downs.

“They knew we wantedto run the clock out and itwas no secret he wasgoing to run,” Ball said.“He got 81 yards all onthose last ten plays.”

Both Dylan and TylerCassidy have athletic suc-cess in their family history.

The boys ̓grandfather,Fred Larson, was themost successful coach inFredonia athletic history.

Larson coached theFredonia cross countryteam from 1966 until hisretirement in 1995. Histeams won 25 Leaguechampionships, 19 con-secutively and 13Sectional titles.

His record of 568-30 issimply astounding and atone time, Larson held thenations ̓longest win streakwith 250 consecutive wins

from 1971-1984. He was named the National CCCoach of the Year in 1989. He also won 16 leaguetitles and 7 sectional titles in track.

“Iʼm lucky that both Dylan and Tyler didn't go theCross Country route like Grandpa did,” Ball said. “Ihave them both for track. Dylan plays basketball inwinter and Tyler wrestles.”

Dylan, a 5-10, 165-pound senior, maintains anacademic average of 92.

“He makes sure he is prepared for the game,” Ballsaid. “He just goes about his business and takescare of his job. Heʼs always at practice and you knowyou can count on him.”

- Mark Adair

Fredonia Title is a Family Affair

Photo by Mark Adair

Fredonia senior Dylan Cassidy helped theHillbillies clinch the C North Division title with a 26-16 win over Cleve Hill last weekend.

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By Sean Bruso

Hutch Tech lost a heartbreaker in

overtime to Niagara Wheatfield 21-20

Friday night, dropping the Engineers to

1-4 on the season.

“I thought

Niagara

Wheatfield is a

very physical and

well-coached

team,” said Hutch

Tech coach Chris

Gelsomino. “They

were tough to

tackle.”

Hutch Tech

held a 20-0 first

half lead.

“I think we’ve

improved all sea-

son,” Gelsimino

said. “We were

even with

Kenmore West at

the half, we were

beating Lockport at

the half. We just

have to finish”

A bright spot for Hutch Tech was

Ameer Franklin. Franklin has been a

multiple position threat for the

Engineers throughout the season.

“He is very talented,” Gelsimino

said. “He has not missed one practice.

He is fast, he can jump, he has good ball

skills and he’s played well on defense.”

Franklin has also been a force in the

Engineers return game as well.

“He can return kicks and punts,”

Gelsomino said.

“He is very explo-

sive and he has

great vision.”

Franklin can play

any number of

positions, accord-

ing to Gelsomino.

“He is very ver-

sitalie,” he said.

“He can play sin-

gle- or two-high

safety. We’d like

to see him in the

Wildcat too.”

Franklin has

returned an inter-

ception for a TD

this season and, in

Friday’s loss,

returned a fumble

50 yards fumble

return to the ten-

yard line, setting up a TD.

“He played very well,” Gelsomino

said. “He could have racked up some

more numbers.We were planning on

going to him more but he got hurt in the

second quarter.”

Franklin Gives Hutch Tech Hope

Photo by Mark Adair

Hutch Tech’s Ameer Franklin.

Niagara Falls ledjust 14-0 at the halfand exploded in thesecond half to beatRiverside 41-0.

Jeff Goldsmithpowered the runninggame as he rushed 17 times for103 yards and 2 TDs. TheWolverines can clinch a homegame for the first round of theplayoffs if they beat Lockport.

Div AllKenmore West…............ 4-0 4-1Lockport…………........... 2-1 3-2Niagara Falls………....... 2-1 2-3Niagara Wheatfield......... 2-2 2-3Hutch Tech..................... 0-3 1-4Riverside.........…............ 0-4 0-5

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Jamestown improved to 4-1 on the

season with a resounding 47-13 victory

over Lancaster last weekend.

“Our guys played real well,” coach

Tom Langworthy

said. “I think we

are starting to hit

our speed. They

were focused and

had a real good

week of practice.”

The Red

Raiders offense

was in high gear

as they rolled up

493 yards.

Spencer DeCinque

powered the

ground game as

he ran for 219

yards and 4 TDs

on 22 carries.

Junior QB

Dennis Drew

directed the

offense as the

Raiders raced to a

27-0 lead at the half. Drew completed 9

of 15 passes for 128 yards in the win.

Drew has now passed for 596 yards

this season.

“Dennis played outstanding,”

Langworthy said. “It was his best game

yet at the varsity level. He was consis-

tent, which gives us a lot of diversity in

our offense.”

Drew, who started as a sophomore in

2010, has big-game experience. He

helped Jamestown

to the Section 6

semifinals last fall.

“He under-

stands what to do

to beat the

defense,”

Langworthy said.

“He is very poised

and levelheaded.”

Langworthy

attributes Drew’s

success to the

junior’s work ethic.

“He has put in

so much time in

the offseason,”

Langworthy said.

“That’s important

but the more game

experience he gets

is even better.”

Jamestown will

look to Drew’s leadership down the cru-

cial stretch of the season, Langworthy

said.

“He is continuing to grow and all the

work he did helps,” he said. “He has a

great command of our offense.”

Drew Directs Jamestown

Photo by Mark Adair

Jamestown QB Dennis Drew.

In a match-up ofunbeaten teams, theClarence lost toOrchard Park 44-13last weekend.

Quarterback MarkArmstrong completed6 of 15 passes for 108 yards and aTD. The Devils still have a chanceto get a home game for the firstround of the playoffs if they wintheir final 2 games.

Div AllOrchard Park….............. 4-0 5-0Jamestown......…............ 2-1 4-1Clarence.......………....... 2-1 4-1Lancaster.........…........... 2-2 3-2Frontier........................... 1-3 1-4West Seneca West......... 0-4 0-5

This Week’s GamesFriday, October 7thFrontier @ Jamestown, 7:00Orchard Park @ Lancaster, 7:30West Seneca West @ Clarence, 7:30

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Williamsville North won a tense

game against Grand Island 7-0 last

weekend. The win kept the Spartans

alive in the A North playoff picture.

“We had some

missed opportuni-

ties,” coach Mike

Mammoliti said.

“We had the ball

with a couple of

scoring chances. We

had it inside the 20

and threw a pick.

We have to cash in

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opportunities.”

The Spartans’

offense had trouble

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Grand Island forced

5 turnovers. The

Spartans only score

came on a screen

pass that QB Ryan

Majewski tossed to

Trevor McDaniel,

who took it 81

yards for a TD.

Majewski, a sophomore, has paced

the Spartans offense all season long.

“He managed the game ok,”

Mammoliti said. “We were missing out

on some of the stuff we thought we

could take advantage of but he made a

couple heads-up plays.”

During the off-season, Majewski

showed the coaches his abilities and

earned the starting job on the varsity.

“We learned

way back in the

spring he has the

arm and stature,”

Mammoliti said.

“Some of the grow-

ing process is

knowing how to

read defenses and

he is getting better

at that every week.”

Mammoliti has

tried to keep it sim-

ple for his sopho-

more QB but

expects big things

in the future.

“He has matured

into a quiet leader,”

Mammoliti said.

“In practice, when

things are getting

out of focus he

keeps them going. I am excited to see

what he’ll bring. His maturation will

allow us to expand our offense.”

Majewski, who also plays basket-

ball, maintains an academic average

near 90.

Soph QB Leading North

Photo by Mark Adair

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QB Pat Angelhowhad a big night as herushed for 183 yardsand a TD on 11 carries. Angelhowbroke off a 72-yard run andpassed for 141 yards and 2 TDs.

North Tonawanda playsStarpoint this week.

Div AllSweet Home………….... 4-0 5-0North Tonawanda…....... 4-1 4-1Starpoint......................... 3-1 3-2Williamsville North.…..... 3-2 3-2McKinley…..................... 2-2 3-2Grand Island.................. 1-3 2-3Williamsville East........... 1-4 1-4Kenmore East................ 0-5 0-5

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Bennett overcame a sloppy field toforge a come-back victory Friday nightat Iroquois 44-31. Bennett trailed 31-29after three quar-ters but scored 2TDs in the finalframe to pull outthe win.

“It was a gamewhere both teamsknew they had torun the ball,”coach SteveMcDuffie said.“We took ourturns throwing,but everyoneknew it was thetype of gamewhere the groundgame was goingto be it.”

Javon Foganstarred for theTigers, rushingfor 207 yards andthree touchdowns.

“It was a very competitive game,”McDuffie said. “Both teams came outand played really hard. I give a lot ofcredit to the Iroquois staff and kids. Itwas a very hard hitting game.”

Fogan (6-1, 215) caught the eye of

Western New York last season in theAA South Division and has continuedin the spotlight after Bennett moved toA South.

“He is one ofthe most well-rounded playersthat I have everbeen around,”McDuffie said.“The offensive lineblocked for him,but when he wasrunning the ball hebroke two or threetackles. He is acomplete player.”

McDuffie whoplayed Division Ifootball AT UB,says there is a lotof potential forFogan.

Despite postingsuch huge numberon a muddy field,Fogan was verynonchalant about

his performance.“He told me after the game that he

could not have done this without theOffensive linemen,” McDuffie said.“He thanked them for putting their besteffort forward.”

Fogan Powers Bennett

Photo by Mark Adair

Bennett senior Javon Fogan.

Amherst wasbehind 14-0 after 3quarters but rallied totie the game and thenbeat Hamburg 21-20in overtime. TheTigers stayed just agame behind Williamsville Southwith the win.

QB Justin Twarog completed 11of 20 passes for 108 yards and aTD. He also snuck in for a TD.

Div AllWilliamsville South......... 5-0 5-0Amherst.......................... 4-1 4-1West Seneca East......... 3-2 3-2Bennett................…....... 2-2 2-3Hamburg................…..... 2-3 2-3South Park..................... 1-3 2-3Lake Shore..................... 1-3 1-4Iroquois..…..................... 0-4 0-5

This Week’s GamesThursday, October 6thWmsville South @ Wmsville East, 4:00Wmsville North @ Amherst, 6:00Friday, October 7thSouth Park @ West Seneca East, 7:00Hamburg @ Iroquois, 7:00Lake Shore @ Bennett, 7:00

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Medina ground out a physical 21-14

victory over East High last weekend.

Medina raced out to a 21-0 lead at the

half before holding off an East rally.

“We started off

with a defensive

touchdown and

right after we

scored we had a

lightning delay,”

coach Eric Valley

said.

After the 30-

minute delay,

Medina kicked off

and recovered a

fumble.

“Devon Griffin

scored on the next

play to put us up

14-0,” Valley said.

Griffin led the

Mustangs, rushing

for 90 yards and a

touchdown.

“Devon he is

our Mr.

Everything,” Valley said. “We split him

out at WR and he is our leading rusher.”

Griffin, a returning starter, may be

more noted for his play on defense.

“He has 4 sacks on defense,” Valley

said. “He has always played defensive

back but we moved him to outside line-

backer to get him more involved. He’s

not used to being real physical but he’s

getting acclimated to it.”

Griffin has embraced the role and

the Mustangs have

benefitted.

“The results

have paid off for

us the last few

weeks,” Valley

said.

Valley said that

Griffin’s work

ethic and experi-

ence have been a

huge boost to the

defense.

“He is one of

the hardest work-

ing kids we have,”

he said. “He is a

kid that leads by

example. He

works hard every

practice and does

the little things. He

pushes kids to do

well in a positive way, and he keeps

things going.”

Griffin is hoping to play football

after high school.

“He is a great kid and a great leader

for our program,” Valley said.

Mustangs Race Past East

Photo by Mark Adair

Medina senior Devon Griffin.

Alden led 14-7 atthe half and held ontwo beat Depew 14-13. The Bulldogs tookcontrol of the B EastDivision with the win.

Ryan Sosnowskicaught a 12-yard TD pass andalso made 8 tackles on defense.

Alden will clinch the division titleif the Bulldogs beat East High thisweekend.

Div AllAlden.....…..................... 3-0 5-0Depew..................…....... 3-1 4-1Medina........................... 2-1 2-3Albion.....................…..... 2-2 3-2Newfane......................... 1-3 1-4East..............………….... 0-4 1-4

This Week’s GamesFriday, October 7thEast High @ Alden, 7:00Newfane @ Wilson, 7:00Depew @ Medina, 7:30Saturday, October 8thAlbion @ Nichols, 1:00

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Maryvale won an exciting B West

contest Saturday with a 29-22 victory

over Burgard. The win keeps the Flyers

alive in the Class B playoff race.

The Flyers

squandered a

fourth quarter lead

then drove 85

yards to win the

game on a 30 yard

TD pass from

Mike Wawrzyniak

to Trevor Karek

with 24 seconds

remaining.

“It is a huge

win for our pro-

gram,” coach Jeff

Buccieri said. “It

kept us alive in

the playoff hunt.

We’re 2-1 and

right in the middle

of things.”

Buccieri said

that Burgard was

a physical oppo-

nent.

“They’re a hard-nosed team,” he

said. “We were able to get a lead in the

fourth quarter and almost let it slip

away. The kids kept their composure.”

Another driving force in the victory

was senior co-captain Shawn Barr, who

made 4 tackles, 2 for lost yardge. He

also rushed for 64 yards from the full-

back spot.

“Shawn is one of our leading tack-

lers,” Buccieri

said. “He is a

tough running

back. He runs a lot

of traps and isos.

He’s not afraid to

take on a tackler or

run him over.”

Barr is the

vocal leader for

the Flyers but had

a late start to the

program, moving

to the Maryvale

district after his

sophomore season.

“I remember, as

a JV coach, going

up against him at

Springville,”

Buccieri said. “He

had a non-stop

motor. He was a

freshman at the time and had a non-stop

motor.”

Barr, the Flyers leading tackler, has

rushed for almost 400 yards this fall.

“He is really the heart and soul of

our team,” Buccieri said.

Maryvale LB Leads Flyers

Photo by Mark Adair

Maryvale senior Shawn Barr.

Cheektowaga tooka 10-0 lead after onequarter and won ahard-fought gameover St. Maryʼs 23-10.

Mike Morgansternled the defense as hemade 13 tackles and recovered afumble.

The Warriors will win the divi-sion title with a win over Maryvalein the season finale.

Div AllCheektowaga.................. 3-0 4-1Lackawanna................... 2-1 4-1Maryvale......................... 2-1 2-3Tonawanda..................... 2-2 3-2Burgard........................... 1-3 1-4Lew-Port...........……....... 0-3 1-4

This Week’s GamesFriday, October 7thMaryvale @ Lew-Port, 7:00Lackawanna @ Tonawanda, 7:00Saturday, October 8thBurgard @ Cheektowaga, 2:00

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B By Sean Bruso

Dunkirk led 21-0 at the half but lost

to Olean 27-21 last weekend.

“We had two games at home,” coach

Tim Majka said, “and we lost both.”

The Marauders

also lost QB

Kevin Burns for

the season when

he siffered a rup-

tured spleen in the

loss to Olean.

“He’s better

now,” Majka said.

“He’ll becoming

home in the next

day or two but he

won’t play again

this season.”

At 2-2 in the B

South, Dunkirk is

now in a fierce

playoff fight with

a huge game at

Springville.

“We sat down

with the kids on

Monday,” Majka

said. “We got away from the normal

routine. We put the standings and the

tiebreakers on the chalkboard. We just

laid it on the line for the players. All we

have do is win. We can work hard, get

through this and make the playoffs.”

Dunkirk will receive a huge boost if

linebacker Kyle Utegg can return from

an ankle injury.

“He played sparingly in the last two

games,” Majka said. “He had a partially

dislocated ankle

and some strained

ligaments.”

Utegg, a 3-year

starter for Majka,

has been a force.

“He played on

the line for two

years,” Majka said.

“This year we

moved him to tight

end because he is

so athletic.”

Before his

injury, Utegg had a

streak of 12 games

in which he made

at least 10 tackles.

“He is an

absolute leader,”

Majka said. “The

kids on the team

look up to him.”

Utegg (6-2, 200) has 211 tackles in

his career and - if he can get healthy -

needs just 7 to break the school record.

“Sidelines to sideline, he reads plays

so well,” Majka said. “He’s always

around the ball.”

Utegg Leads Dunkirk ‘D’

Photo by Tim Frank

Dunkirk senior Kyle Utegg.

Pioneer led 10-0 atthe half and won acrucial B South gamewhen the Panthersbeat Eden 17-0 lastweekend.

Nate Woodruffpowered the ground game with116 yards on 15 carries.

Pioneer will clinch the divisiontitle with a win over Olean thisweekend.

Div AllPioneer........................... 4-0 5-0Olean.....…..................... 2-1 3-2Dunkirk............……….... 2-2 2-3Eden.....................…...... 1-2 3-2Springville....................... 1-2 2-3East Aurora.................... 0-3 0-5

This Week’s GamesFriday, October 7thOlean @ Pioneer, 7:00Dunkirk @ Springville, 7:30Eden @ East Aurora, 7:30

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Akron put together a complete per-

formance Friday night with a big 36-8

win over Wilson last weekend. The

Tigers jumped out to a 29-0 halftime

lead and coasted

home with a C

North win.

Fullback Brett

Judaz had a huge

game as he rushed

for 111 yards and

a TD. He also

returned an inter-

ception for a TD.

“We started out

running the ball a

lot,” coach Mike

Dean said. “We

like to throw the

ball, but it was

wet and muddy.

We gave Brett a

lot of touches.

He’s consistent

and will run the

ball straight ahead

and hard.”

Judaz, a senior, started at linebacker

as a 10th grader. He won a starting job

on offense last fall.

“He has the natural instinct for foot-

ball, especially at linebacker,” Dean

said. “At the high school level it is hard

for kids to explode through the tackles.

He gets it and he does real well on the

football field.”

The experience Judaz gained the past

two seasons is starting to show as he has

helped the Tigers

into the playoff

race. Akron will

play a big game at

Fredonia this week.

The Tigers will

clinch a playoff

spot with a win.

“He is trusting

other people to do

their jobs,” Dean

said. “As a sopho-

more he was all

over the place try-

ing to do too

much. He is start-

ing to do his job

and when he does

everything seems

to click.”

Judasz has

become a leader,

according to Dean.

“He is a totally different player than

in the past two years.” Dean said. “He

is exciting to watch.”

Judasz has rushed for 272 yards and

6 TDs this season and also leads the

Tigers defense in tackles.

Judasz leads Akron into 4th

Photo by Mark Adair

Akron senior Brett Judasz.

JFK led 19-7 at thehalf and went on tobeat Nichols 41-19 ina non-league game.

QB Nick Andersonhad a big day as herushed for 117 yardsand a TD on just 5 carries. He alsoran for a 67-yard TD.

The Bears were also ranked13th in New York State in the lat-est rankings this week.

Div AllFredonia..........................5-0 5-0Cleveland Hill................. 3-1 4-1JFK................................. 3-1 4-1Akron...............……....... 2-2 3-2Gowanda........................ 1-3 1-4Wilson............................ 1-4 1-4Lafayette........................ 0-4 0-5

This Week’s GamesFriday, October 7thNewfane @ Wilson, 7:30 Akron @ Fredonia, 7:30JFK @ Gowanda, 7:30Saturday, October 8thCleve Hill @ Lafayette, 2:00

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C Allegany-Limestone beat Portville

28-15 in a non-league contest and

improved to 3-2 on the season. The

Gators, who have won 3 straight games,

are 2-2 in C South and in a fierce play-

off race.

“Those first

two losses really

hurt,” coach Chad

Lyter said. “We

lost two games by

a total of four

points.”

With two

games left on the

schedule, the

Gators will quali-

fy for the playoffs

with two wins.

“We need to

take things just

one week at a

time,” Lyter said.

“If we win out, we

are in. If we lose,

we’ll need to win

the tie-breakers.”

Lyter says that

his team is starting to show signs of

being a good team.

“Everybody wants to be good but

you have to do the things that are

required,” he said. “These kids worked

real hard over the summer. But you

have to practice every day like you are

playing the best that week. We are start-

ing to do that.”

Trevin Barber, a junior, returned a

kickoff 80 yards for a TD in the win.

Portville had just

taken a 15-12 lead

and Barber’s

return put the

Gators back on top

to stay.

“That was a big

change in the

game,” Lyter said.

“It really deflated

them and, after

that, it was our

game the rest of

the way.”

Last spring,

Barber went to the

New York State

Championship

meet for the

Pentathalon.

“Trevin is a

really good ath-

lete,” Lyter said.

“He works hard and is a big strong kid.

He’s doing a nice job for us.”

Barber is also a solid student.

“He’s a B-plus, A-minus student,”

Lyter said. “He’s never in any trouble.

He’s just a great high school kid.”

Barber Gets Gators Going

Photo by Tim Frank

Allegany-Limestone’s Trevin Barber.

Salamanca blitzedout of the gate andscored 35 points inthe first half and beatWestfield 35-13 lastweekend.

Ben Haas led theground attack as he rushed 26times for 207 yards and 2 TDs.

Salamanca will clinch the divi-sion title if the Warriors beat CassValley this weekend.

Div AllSalamanca...........…....... 4-0 4-1Southwestern.................. 3-1 4-1Westfield-Brocton........... 3-2 3-2Allegany-Limestone........ 2-2 3-2Cattaraugus-LV............... 2-3 2-3Cassadaga Valley........... 1-3 1-4Falconer.......................... 0-4 1-4

This Week’s GamesFriday, October 7thAllegany-Limestone @ Southwestern, 7:30Westfield @ Falconer, 7:30Cattaraugus-LV @ Portville, 7:30Saturday, October 8thSalamanca @ Cass Valley, 1:30

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D By Sean Bruso

Maple Grove beat Randolph 38-6 in

a battle between two of the top Class D

programs in NY State. Maple Grove

entered the game

ranked #5 in the

state while

Randolph was

ranked 2nd.

The Maple

Grove defense

caused three

turnovers that led

to scores.

“We made our

own breaks,”

coach Curt

Fischer said,

“and we capital-

ized on a couple

of their errors.

Our big plays

kept us in the

lead.”

Maple Grove

QB Alex Grace

completed 8 of

12 passes for 203

yards and 3 TDs.

“Alex stepped up to the plate,”

Fischer said. “He was phenomenal. He

maintained his composure and deliv-

ered. Randolph brought a lot of pres-

sure but he stepped up in the pocket and

completed two big third-and-longs.”

Grace has been a standout for the

Red Dragons this season, on offense

and defense.

“He has been

phenomenal,”

Fischer said. “He

is kind of a three-

headed monster.

He’s a great pass-

er, he runs well

and has been

great on defense.”

Grace leads the

Red Dragons’

defense with four

interceptions.

“He is an all

around player,”

Fischer said.

“Alex has a very

good way of read-

ing the quarter-

back. Being a

quarterback him-

self, he reads pat-

terns well and

gets a good break

on balls. He’s become a great tackler.”

Grace helped Fischer win a state

championship in basketball.

“Alex is is great with younger kids,”

Fischer said. “He is a great role model

and someone you love to coach.”

Maple Grove Full of Grace

Photo by Tim Frank

Maple Grove senior Alex Grace.

Silver Creek ledjust 6-0 at the half butraced past GroverCleveland 27-6 lastweekend.

Zed Williams ran16 times for 68 yardsand a TD. Williams also caught 2passes for 23 yards and a TD andmade a team-high 8 tackles.

Silver Creek clinched a playoffspot with the win.

Div AllMaple Grove................... 4-0 5-0Randolph........................ 3-1 4-1Frewsburg...........…........ 2-1 4-1Silver Creek.................... 2-2 3-2IP Grover Cleveland....... 0-3 0-5Portville........................... 0-4 0-5

This Week’s GamesFriday, October 7thRandolph @ Grover Cleveland, 7:00St. Maryʼs @ Silver Creek, 7:30Frewsburg @ Maple Grove, 7:30Cattaraugus-LV @ Portville, 7:30

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DD Panama improved to 4-1 on the sea-

son with a 28-7 win over Franklinville.

Alec Blose had a huge game as he

rushed 11 times for 89 yards and scored

2 touchdowns.

“He had a great

day,” Panama

coach Chris Payne

said. “They really

played us well on

the outside. They

were strong on the

edges so we ran

him up the middle.

There were huge

holes. He ran

some people

over.”

Blose also

intercepted a pass

and returned it 28

yards for another

touchdown. The

defensive TD gave

Panama a 14-0

lead.

“That was real-

ly a big play,”

Payne said. “It came at a big time.”

Blose has been the Panthers emo-

tional leader this season.

“He gets pretty emotional out there,”

Payne said. “He is pretty hard on him-

self and others. He’s a hard-working kid

who is very committed to what we are

trying to get done. He is trying to be

great and trying to make us be a great

team.”

Blose has been

one of Panama’s

leading tacklers all

season.

“He’s one of

our smartest peo-

ple out there,”

Payne said. “He

takes home a lot of

game film of our

opponents to

study. He strug-

gled early on in

the year at outside

linebacker but we

moved him back

inside and he feels

more at home.”

The win means

that Panama will

face Chautauqua

Lake this weekend

in a battle for the

league lead in the

DD Division.

“It’s a game for first place,” Payne

said. “We’re looking at getting a num-

ber-1 seed for the playoffs. If they win,

they’ll clinch the division. It’s a

Championship Week for both of us.”

Blose Runs Over Franklinville

Photo by Tim Frank

Panama LB Alec Blose.

After a scorelessfirst quarter, theChautauqua Lakescored 3 TDs in thesecond frame andbeat Pine Valley 44-7last weekend.

Chris Sampson led the groundattack as he rushed for 149 yardsand 3 TDs on 23 carries. Hescored on runs of 2, 1 and 55yards.

Div AllChautauqua Lake........... 5-0 5-0Panama.......................... 4-1 4-1Ellicottville............…....... 3-2 3-2Sherman......................... 3-2 3-2Clymer............................ 2-3 2-3Franklinville.................... 2-3 2-3Forestville....................... 1-4 1-4Pine Valley...................... 0-5 0-5

This Week’s GamesFriday, October 7thClymer @ Ellicottville, 7:30Saturday, October 8thFranklinville @ Forestville, 1:30Pine Valley @ Sherman, 1:30Chautauqua Lake @ Panama, 1:30

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Msgr Cardinal O’Hara lost to Frewsburg

last weekend and fell to 1-4 on the sea-

son. The schedule will not be kind to

O’Hara for the next month as the

Hawks will play large-schools St. Joe’s,

St. Francis and Canisius followed by a

trip to Ohio to

face national pow-

erhouse

Steuebenville.

“Our kids have

a good attitude,”

coach Angelo

Sciandra said.

“Obviously they

aren’t happy with

the wins and loss-

es but they are

working hard.

They are doing

everything we ask

them to do.”

One player who

has been a stand-

out this season is

senior Kyree

Carter.

“Kyree has

been with us for three years,” Sciandra

said. “He started on the varsity as a

sophomore. He’s gotten better every

year, especially on the offensive side of

the ball.”

Carter (6-0, 240) earned a starting job

on the defensive line as a 10th grader.

“He’s still playing nose tackle,”

Sciandra said. “He’s been good on

defense for three years. He is so agile

for a guy that size and it’s very difficult

to block him. His feet move like he’s

170 pounds.”

While he

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son, Carter is the

featured running

back this season.

“He is such a

big body running

the football,”

Sciandra said. “He

is tough to bring

down because he’s

so big and strong.”

Carter, a team

captain, has rushed

for 650 yards and

4 TDs this fall.

Sciandra says

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sonality is far dif-

ferent from his on-

field demeanor.

“He’s a good kid,” Sciandra said.

“His smile lights up a room. He is a

tremendous kid, very well-mannered.

He gets tough and mean on the field

but, off the field he is just a nice kid

who works very hard in the classroom.”

Kyree Carter Leads Hawks

Photo by Mark Adair

Cardinal O’Hara senior Kyree Carter.

St. Joeʼs trailed 7-6at the half but ralledto beat St. Francis27-20.

QB Chad Kelly ledthe offense as hecompleted 15 of 27passes for 277 yards and 4 TDs.He also rushed for 82 yards on 9carries.

St. Joeʼs will host CardinalOʼHara this week.

Div AllBishop Timon.................. 2-0 5-0St. Joeʼs.......................... 2-0 4-1St. Maryʼs....................... 1-1 2-3St. Francis........……....... 0-1 3-2Canisius.......................... 0-1 2-3Cardinal OʼHara.............. 0-2 1-4Nichols............................ -- 2-2Niagara Catholic............. -- 0-2

This Week’s GamesFriday, October 7thCanisius @ Aquinas, 7:00St. Francis @ Bishop Timon, 7:00St. Maryʼs @ Silver Creek, 7:30Nichols @ Albion, 7:30Saturday, October 8thCardinal OʼHara @ St. Joeʼs, 2:00

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

Losing Streaks: None.

AATeam W-L1. St. Anthony's (CHSFL) 3-02. Freeport (8) 4-03. Orchard Park (6) 5-04. Pittsford (5) 5-05. Arch. Stepinac (CHSFL) 4-06. Shenendehowa (2) 5-07. Rush-Henretta (5) 4-18. Fort Hamilton (PSAL) 4-09. St. Joseph's (MMA) 4-110. John Jay East Fishkill 4-011. Syracuse CBA (3) 3-112. Xaverian (CHSFL) 2-113. Sachem North (11) 4-014. New Rochelle (1) 3-115. Monroe-Woodbury (9) 4-116. Holy Cross (CHSFL) 3-117. William Floyd (8) 3-118. Albany CBA (2) 5-019. West Genesee (3) 5-020. Newburgh Free (9) 5-021. Longwood (11) 3-122. Iona Prep (CHSFL) 3-123. West Babylon (11) 4-024. North Rockland (1) 3-125. Abraham Lincoln (PSAL) 4-0

ATeam W-L1. Aquinas (5) 5-02. Poughkeepsie (1) 4-03. Sweet Home (6) 5-04. Troy (2) 5-05. Sayville (11) 4-06. Whitesboro (3) 5-07. Garden City (8) 4-08. Williamsville South (6) 5-09. Victor (5) 5-010. Amsterdam (2) 5-011. Maine-Endwell (4) 4-012. East Syracuse-Minoa (3) 5-013. Bethpage (8) 4-014. John Jay Cross River (1) 3-115. Wallkill (9) 4-116. Watertown (3) 5-017. Amityville (11) 4-018. Pearl River (1) 4-019. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (2) 4-120. (tie) North Tonawanda (6) 4-120. (tie) Union-Endicott (4) 4-1

BTeam W-L1. Hornell (5) 5-02. Croton-Harmon (1) 4-03. Alden (6) 5-04. Cazenovia (3) 5-05. Roosevelt (8) 4-06. Schalmont (2) 5-07. Johnson City (4) 4-08. Rye Country Day (AIS) 4-09. Pioneer (6) 5-010. Depew (6) 4-111. Cheektowaga (6) 4-112. Peru (7) 5-013. Chittenango (3) 5-014. Lackawanna (6) 4-115. New Paltz (9) 4-116. Geneva (5) 4-117. Spackenkill (9) 4-118. Briarcliff- (1) 3-019. Locust Valley (8) 4-020. Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk (2) 4-1

2011 New York State Rankings

CTeam W-L1. Bronxville (3) 4-02. Hoosick Falls (2) 5-03. Skaneateles (3) 5-04. Greene (4) 5-05. Fredonia (6) 5-06. Dobbs Ferry (1) 3-17. Burke Catholic (9) 5-08. Cleveland Hill (6) 4-19. Fonda-Fultonville (2) 4-010. Herkimer (3) 5-0 11. Waverly (4) 5-012. Saranac Lake (7) 4-113. JFK (6) 4-114. Bishop Ludden (3) 4-115. Salamanca (6) 4-116. Southwestern (6) 4-117. Wayland-Cohocton (5) 4-118. Sidney (4) 4-119. General Brown (3) 4-120. (tie) Marcus Whitman (5) 4-120. (tie) Utica Notre Dame (3) 4-1

DTeam W-L1. Walton (4) 5-02. Avon (5) 5-03. Dolgeville (3) 5-04. Maple Grove (6) 5-05. Letchworth (5) 4-16. Randolph (6) 4-17. Chester (9) 5-08. Cambridge (2) 5-09. Frewsburg (6) 4-110. Chautauqua Lake (6) 5-011. Westmoreland (3) 5-012. Onondaga (3) 4-113. Tioga (4) 3-014. Bainbridge-Guilford- (4) 4-015. Caledonia-Mumford (5) 3-216. Beaver River (3) 4-117. Candor (4) 4-018. Rensselaer (2) 4-119. Weedsport (3) 4-120. Groton (4) 4-1

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Baldwinsville filed a complaint against game officialson Monday, but it's all but certain that West Genesee's39-38 football victory Friday night will stand.

John Rathbun, executive director of Section 3, saidthe national high school football rulebook states that theresult of a game cannot be changed once itʼs over.

After reviewing game film, coaches from both teamstold The Post-Standard that West Genesee was erro-neously given a fifth down amidst confusion on itsgame-winning drive in the closing moments.

On the decisive drive, reserve QB Dan Ginestro hitSean Howard for a first down at the B'ville 37. The playwas followed by a dropped pass, a short completionand two more incompletions - which should have giventhe Bees a turnover on downs.

But somewhere in the sequence, officials lost track ofthe down (possibly while conferring about the gameclock), and the Wildcats lined up for another snap.Ginestro connected with Brett Colvin for a completionthat moved the chains.

The formal complaint by Baldwinsville will trigger areview by a three-person panel to investigate theactions of the officials, potential resulting in sanctions.Rathbun said a finding could be reached this week.

20112011

Sean (Diddy) Combs acted like just another angry par-ent. The famous rapper left his chair and came onto thefield at halftime of Iona Prep's eventual 37-16 loss toXaverian in the CHSFL Class AAA game (Sunday) in NewRochelle.

The New York Post reported that the entertainmentmogulʼs son, Justin, hadn't been put pack into the lineupdespite his team's offensive woes that led to a 24-0 deficit.A week earlier, he has scored three TDs in place of injuredstarter Mario Biaggi.

The younger Combs played the first series; Biaggi wasabsent from school and missed a practice during theweek. According to the paper, though, Combs told coachVic Quirolo he had a bruised shoulder.

“Justin said his shoulder was bothering him, he couldn'treally throw,” Quirolo said. “But then I guess he couldthrow a lot. It's like a soap opera.”

Papa Combs approached offensive coordinator D.J.Williams, but was rebuffed by Quirolo, who told them itwas not the time.

Justin Combs asked to go back in at the half and thesenior completed 11 of 16 passes for 212 yards, twotouchdowns and two interceptions.

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Fri., 9/2 Kickoff Special 7:00 pmCheektowaga @ Depew 7:30 pm

Fri., 9/9 Wmsv North @ North Tonawanda 7:00 pmFri., 9/16 Lake Shore @ Wmsv South 7:00 pmSat., 9/24 Starpoint @ Sweet Home 2:00 pmSat., 10/1 Clarence @ Orchard Park 12:00 pmFri., 10/7 Orchard Park @ Lancaster 7:30 pmSat., 10/15 McKinley @ Grand Island 2:00 pm

PLAYOFF Schedule TBA

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Quakers in ControlBy Mark Adair

In a matchup ofunbeaten teams,Orchard Park scoredearly and often as theQuakers took control ofthe AA South Divisionwith a 44-13 win overClarence.

“We didnʼt make toomany mistakes,”Orchard Park coachGene Tundo said. “Weplayed a pretty goodgame.”

Orchard Park, now 5-0,opened up a 35-7 lead atthe half and cruised totheir Homecoming Dancelater that night.

Tundo said he wassurprised with the bigscore.

“I donʼt think thatʼsindicitive of whoClarence is,” he said.“They are a good teamand we had some thingsgo our way. Weʼre not 40points better thanClarence and I bet theydonʼt feel that wayeither.”

Orchard Park is nowon the doorstep of claim-ing the AA South championship. But Tundo said thatfans in Western New York should wait before awardingany premature titles.

“We have to get to work and get better,” Tundo said.“We need to continue to improve. If we play themagain, hopefully weʼll do that again. But I donʼt thinkthatʼs a given.”

The game with Clarence had taken on added impor-tance after the events that transpired between theteams in the 2010 season.

The “Yellow Jersey Game” at Clarence added somespice to the rivalry. Due to a miscommunication,Orchard Park showed up at Clarence in darn jerseys,

forcing Clarence to wearyellow practice jerseys.

The teams met againin Ralph Wilson Stadiumfor the Section 6 title.Clarence won on a fieldgoal on the final play ofthe game.

“People brought upthe jerseys,” Tundo said,“but the kids never did. Ithink losing at theStadium was on theirmind more than the firstgame.”

Orchard Park certain-ly looked as if they hadextra focus on thisgame. The Qaukersrolled up 495 yards ofoffense, 280 on theground.

Okoya Andersonpowered the first-halfonslaught as he rushedfor 124 yards and 3 TDson just 14 carries.

After Clarence tiedthe game at 7-7,Anderson went to work.

He punched in a 1-yard TD before the endof the first quarter. Herushed in from 9 yards

out for another TD in the second quarter. Anderson gave OP a 28-7 lead when he raced 46

yards for his third straight touchdown. Orchard Parkput the game away right before the half with a TDpass.

“Okoya is starting to run harder and get more verti-cal up the field,” Tundo said. “Instead of trying to fakepeople out, heʼs running North-and-South.”

But Andersonʼs biggest improvement this seasonhas come in the passing game.

“Heʼs getting really good at pass protection,” Tundosaid. “We havenʼt had a sack yet on the season and

Orchard Park running back Okoya Andersonrushed for 124 yards and 3 TDs as the Quakersbeat Clarence last weekend.

Anderson leads Orchard Park to first place in AA South

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heʼs a big reason why. Our QB went 14 of 18 yesterdayand no one even got near him.”

In the Quakers Spread Offense, Anderson is actuallythe player responsible for calling out the blockingschemes for the linemen.

“I hear him talking to the linemen,” Tundo said. “Hecalls out when to slide protect or makes the appropriatechange-ups. Itʼs easier to have Okoya do it because thequarterback is checking on the coverages.”

Anderson has also begun to see the field on defensemore often than in the past. In the win over Clarence,he made 6 tackles, including one for lost yardage.

“He played some great defense,” Tundo said. “He dida great job stopping the run.”

Tundo has sent his star running back in to play line-backer more often this season than in the past.

“He played a little bit of defense last year,” Tundosaid. “He doesnʼt do it full time but as the season hasgone on, we have played him out there more andmore.”

Tundo says that he does not want to wear his powerrunning back out.

“We have to monitor how many times he gets hit,”Tundo said. “Heʼs been getting 15 to 18 carries a game.The more he plays defense, weʼll give him fewer carrieson offense. Some people think heʼs better on defensethan he is on offense.”

Anderson was a finalist for the Connolly Cup in 2010after rushing for 1,443 yards and 21 TDs. He has actu-ally improved this season and has vaulted himself tothe top of the list of contenders for the Cup this fall.

“He works as hard as anybody on the team,” Tundosaid. “Heʼs playing hard and heʼs been a team player.”

Tundo says that Anderson is being recruited by someDivision I programs.

“Thereʼs been a little bit of interest,” Tundo said. “TheSyracuse Running Backs coach came to our school totalk about him. Akron sent some information. I thinktheyʼll be more.”

Orchard Park will now play at Lancaster this Fridaywith a chance to clinch the AA South Division title.

“They have a great program and we respect theirteam,” Tundo said. “We have to get ready for a battle. Ithink they have a dangerous QB and some goodreceivers. They are always well-coached.”

The last time that Orchard Park played at Lancaster,the Quakers lost and had a 18-game winning streakended on a last-minute field goal.

“That was a heck of a football game,” Tundo said.“They made some big plays that night. Hopefully weʼllmake the plays this time.”

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The Heart of a Champion Character Playbooktheme is FINISH STRONG!

IT ʻS NOT HOW YOU START THE SEASON, THEGAME OR LIFE…….BUT HOW YOU FINISH!!

This weekʼs FINISH STRONG WORD IS Honesty.

Honesty: is the quality of being fair, real and truthfulwithout giving in to compromise.

(Great peace have those who love the truth and nothingcauses them to stumble.)

Athletes and Coaches: Honesty is not only the bestpolicy; it should be the only policy. The great truth aboutbeing Honest is that Honesty sets you free. You neverhave to look over your shoulder or worry about cameras orradar guns, or officials.

You can choose to be truthful and discipline yourself. Oryou can choose to be dishonest and cheat and have thediscipline come later in the form of a yellow flag or a ticket.The fact is that itʼs not if you will get caught itʼs when.Thatʼs why Honesty will bring you confidence. A man ofintegrity plays or walks securely and whoever is dishonestwill be found out.

John Wooden said, “Honesty is doing the things thatwe know are right and not giving into to temptation….”Therefore, HONESTY SETS YOU FREE….

The cost of regret far exceeds the price of discipline…

So fight the good fight, finish the race, and keep thefaith! Be intense and …FINISH STRONG!

Love, Coach Masters

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Alden led 14-7 at thehalf and held on two beatDepew 14-13... Justin Patterson ledthe ground game as he rushed for 149yards and a TD on 20 carries.Patterson ran for a 76-yard TD andmissed most of the2nd half with aninjury... QB BrianStoldt completed 4of 7 passes for 33yards and a TD andalso rushed for 59yards on 10 carries...Chase Huston ledthe defense with 10 tackles and alsowas 2-for-2 on PAT kicks... RyanSosnowski caught a 12-yard TD passand also made 8 tackles on defense...Corey Barczykowski made 9 tacklesand recorded a QB sack... Eric Rothcaught 2 passes for 18 yards... JordanHall broke off a 25-yard run...

The Purple Eaglesjumped out to a 17-0 leadin the second quarter and held offNewfane 20-14 last weekend... TrevorHaddick kicked 2 FGs in the win. Hewas good from 20 and 28 yards toprovide the margin ofvictory... The runninggame was in highgear as Albionrushed for 352 yards.Travis Downs ledthe charge as herushed 17 times for173 yards and 2 TDs.Downs scored on runs of 1 and 20yards... Pete Nesbitt ran 18 times for94 yards. He also made 9 tackles andrecorded 2 QB sacks on defense...Two-way starter Levi Boyer made 4tackles from the NG spot and also wasa standout at C... Nick Santos made ateam-high 13 tackles...

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AkronTigers

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Lafayette.............. W 26-8

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Medina............W 20-14

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Cleve Hill...........L 7-28

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ JFK.....................L 6-27

Fri., Sept. 30....... Wilson....................... 7:30

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

Fri., Oct. 14.........Gowanda................... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

AlbionPurple Eagles

AldenBulldogs

2011 ScheduleSun., Sept. 4.........@ Cobleskill........W 31-10

Fri., Sept. 9......... St. Mary’s...........W 59-26

Fri., Sept. 16....... Medina..................W 33-7

Fri., Sept. 23....... Albion................. W 40-14

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Depew............. W 14-13

Fri., Oct. 7.......... East High...................7:00

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Newfane................ 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Niag Wheat........ W 38-12

Sat., Sept. 10........ @ East................... W 25-0

Fri., Sept. 16....... Depew................... L 11-28

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Alden................L 14-40

Fri., Sept. 30....... Newfane..............W 20-14

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ Nichols...................1:00

Fri., Oct. 14.........Medina...................... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Downs 61-444, Nesbitt 79-385,Hughson 42-197, Nenni 1-13, Taylor 3-12,Lloyd 3-12, Page 1-1, Greene 3-(-12).

Receiving: Nesbitt 8-114, Nenni 6-84,Santos 5-54, Page 2-20.

Touchdowns: Downs 6, Nesbitt 5, Hughson,Nenni 2.

Passing: Downs 20-54-264, Nenni 1-1-8.

TD Passes: Downs 2.

Interceptions: Nenni 3, Downs 2, Hughson,Page, Nesbitt.

Fumbles: Boyer, Nenni, Trembley.

Rushing: Patterson 92-1097, Thompson 13-131,Stoldt 35-107, Barczykowski 9-68, Hall 5-56,Sosnowski 6-36, McNamara 9-23, Maiorana3-13, Baldwin 3-7, Whitte 1-2.

Receiving: Roth 8-80, Darrow 5-50, Hall 3-67,Sosnowski 3-26, Barczykowski 1-13.

Touchdowns: Patterson 12, Sosnowski 4,Barczykowski 3, Stoldt 3, Darrow 2, Hall, Roth,Thompson.

Passing: Stoldt 18-28-236.

TD Passes: Stoldt 6

Interceptions: Shields.

Fumbles: Hassenbohler 2, Farrel, Patterson,Brotz.

Levi Boyer Chase Huston

Team Reports

Rushing: Meitz 31-197, Judasz 35-161, CyleSundown 29-128, Lauricella 23-119, Mangus11-26, Redeye 3-16.

Receiving: Lauricella 8-79, Ladd 6-80, Baker5-80, Judasz 1-16, S.Sundown 1-12, Mangus1-4.

Touchdowns: Judasz 5, Ladd 2, Meitz.

Passing: Meitz 22-59-272.

TD Passes: Meitz 2.

Interceptions: Meitz, Ladd, Lauricella.

Fumbles: Reinard 2, Keller, Sundown, Ladd.

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Bennett trailed 18-15at the half and rallied tobeat Iroquois 43-31 last weekend...The Tigers rushed for 379 yardsdespite a muddy, wet field... JavonFogan led the charge as he rushed 20times for 210 yardsand 3 TDs. Foganalso made a team-high 10 tackles and aQB sack ondefense... JavonChesson rushed for83 yards and a TDon just 3 carries andthen had to leave the game with aninjury in the first quarter... NoahJenkins ran 14 times for 76 yards...Marquel Foster had 6 tackles andrecorded 2 QB sacks... KahlilSommerville made his presenceknown with 8 tackles... Gabriel Lovemade 8 tackles...

The Tigers trailed 14-0after 3 quarters but ralliedto tie the game and then beatHamburg 21-20 in overtime... MaliikHoliday led the ground game as heran 12 times for 63 yards... QBJustin Twarog com-pleted 11 of 20 pass-es for 108 yards anda TD. He also snuckin for a short TD...Glenn Belton caught4 passes for 51 yardsand a TD...Brandon Bordencaught 3 passes for 36 yards... BrianRoberts was 3-for-3 on PAT kicks...Matt Gallineau led the defense with20 tackles, including 13 initial hits...Marquis Artis made 15 tackles with11 initial hits... Daymond Colberthad 10 tackles... Babatunde Cole had10 tackles and recovered a fumble...

The Gators won a non-league game overPortville 28-15 last weekend... TheGators trailed 15-12 when TrevinBarber returned a kickoff 80 yardsfor a TD. Barber also made 4 tackles...Josh Harrington ledthe offense as herushed for 128 yardson 15 carries.Harrington also made5 tackles and inter-cepted a pass ondefense... ThomasAyers ran 8 timesfor 79 yards and a TD... Kyle Stovercompleted 4 of 12 passes for 20 yardsand a TD. Stover hit ZackHarrington with a 12-yard TD pass...Chris McCullough led the defense ashe made 8 tackles... Todd Masonintercepted a pass... MackenzieZemak was in on 4 tackles...

Team Reports

Allegany-LimestoneGators

2011 ScheduleSat., Sep. 3.......... Westfield................... 2:00

Fri., Sep. 9........... @ Catt-LV............. L 12-15

Sat., Sept. 17....... Falconer................W 19-6

Sat., Sept. 24....... Cass Valley................ 2:00

Fri., Sept. 30....... Portville..............W 28-15

Fri., Oct. 7........... @ Southwestern......... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Salamanca............. 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: JHarrington 64-340, Stover 37-165,Ayers 29-147, Mason 4-17, Pula 6-15, ZHarrington 3-12.

Receiving: ZHarrington 8-88, Ayers 4-67,Mason 4-27, Mason 3-53, Barber 3-44,Thomas 2-60, JHarrington 1-8.

Touchdowns: Ayers 4, Mason 2, Barber 2,ZHarrington 2, Stover.

Passing: Stover 24-60-347, Ayers 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Stover 5.

Interceptions: Barber 2, Z.Harrington,JHarrington, Mason.

Fumbles: Ayers 2, JHarringon, Truman,Barber.

AmherstTigers

2011 ScheduleFri., Sep. 2........... @ Iroquois.............W 13-0

Fri., Sep. 9.......... Lake Shore...........W 41-6

Fri., Sept. 16....... West Sen East.... W 33-12

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ South Park............. 7:00

Fri., Sept. 30....... Hamburg........W 21-20 ot

Thur., Oct. 6....... Wmsv North............. 6:00

Fri., Oct. 14..........Wmsv South............... 7:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Burke 60-384, Holiday 29-166,GBelton 8-48, Gallineau 5-15, Borden 2-13,Morris 2-12, Simmons 6-8, Twarog 16-(-19).

Receiving: Borden 17-275, GBelton 14-184,JBelton 5-73, Simmons 4-18, Holiday 2-21,Burke 2-11, Gallineau 1-2.

Touchdowns: GBelton 4, Burke 4, Holiday 3,Borden 2, JBelton, Artis, Twarog.

Passing: Twarog 44-87-584.

TD Passes: Twarog 7.

Interceptions: Artis 2, GBelton, Lewis,Borden.

Fumbles: Holiday, Clark, Turpin, Paglicci,Cole.

Daymond Colbert

BennettTigers

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Grand Island......W 44-16

Fri., Sep. 9........... @ Wmsv South.....L 14-38

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Hamburg........... W 35-7

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ West Sen East........ 7:00

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Iroquois................. 7:00

Fri., Oct. 7.......... Lake Shore....(AH)... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 14........ South Park....(AH)... 7:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Fogan 65-550, Jenkins 33-234,Bishop 24-215, Chesson 3-83, Ford 3-28,Owens 5-22.

Receiving: Fogan 6-183, Chesson 4-112,Wilson 4-120, Nelson 1-15, White 1-15, Hill1-12, Jenkins 1-11

Touchdowns: Fogan 8, Bishop 2, Chesson2, Jenkins 2, Nelson.

Passing: Bishop 19-46-456.

TD Passes: Bishop 7.

Interceptions: Bishop 3, Hill, Fogan.

Fumbles: Fogan 3, Owens, Davis, Hill,Sommerville, Wilson.

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Canisius played Ohiopowerhouse Walsh Jesuitlast weekend and lost 45-27... QBChris Jugovic led the offense as hecompleted 18 of 32 passes for 277yards and 3 TDs... Mercer Timmisrushed 14 times for105 yards. He alsocaught a 20-yard TDpass... QadreeOllison ran 10 timesfor 59 yards and aTD and caught 3passes for 32 yards.He also made 5 tack-les and forced a fumble on defense...Denzel Benton caught 7 passes for150 yards and a TD... Ryan Richardscaught 3 passes for 24 yards, and aTD... Anthony Iacono made 9 tacklesto lead the defense... Nate Gaulin hada QB sack and recovered a fumble...Ryan Richards recovered a fumble...

The Bulldogs trailedjust 8-6 at the half andlost to Maryvale 29-22 last weekend...Corvonte Jones had a big game as herushed for 103 yards on 21 carries.Jones also had a huge day on defenseas he made anastounding 18 tack-les and returned aninterception 40 yardsfor a TD... RobertSanders rushed for48 yards on just 3carries and made 8tackles on defense...Jessie Foster made 9 tackles...Dequan Walker completed 2 of 2passes and tossed a 47-yard scoringpass to Jamar Holmes... JaquanStevenson intercepted a pass... JamesTubbins fell on a fumble in the endzone for a TD... Joseph Goodmanmade 8 tackles to help the defense...

Bishop Timon jumpedout to a 28-9 lead at thehalf and beat Springville 35-16...Adam DiMillo had a big night as herushed for 281 yards and 2 TDs onjust 16 carries. DiMillo scored on runsof 61 and 60 yards...QB Ryan Doughertycompleted 8 of 16passes for 162 yardsand 3 TDs... JordanWilliams caught 5passes for 115 yardsand 3 TDs that cov-ered 35, 22 and 32yards... Bryant Fulton caught a 33-yard pass... Mark Martinez ran for29 yards on just 2 carries... TimCiszek led the defense as he made 16tackles... Brad Wellenzohn made 11tackles... Mike Goodspeed made 10tackles and recorded a QB sack...John Termini recovered a fumble...

BurgardBulldogs

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Pioneer................... L 6-14

Sat., Sept. 10....... Lackawanna.......... L 7-39

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Tonawanda....... L 16-20

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Lew-Port........... W 26-0

Sat., Oct. 1.......... Maryvale............. L 22-29

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ Cheektowaga......... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ St. Mary’s....(AH)..... 2:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Jones 92-804, Sanders 21-137,Williams 11-133, Holmes 15-127, Stevenson20-46, Walker 6-14, Goodman 4-9, Foster 1-3.

Receiving: Harmon 10-91, Holmes 4-82,Foster 2-35, Williams 2-16, Sanders 2-16,Reaves 1-23.

Touchdowns: Jones 6, Holmes 2, Harmon,Sanders, Tubbins

Passing: Stevenson 17-34-190, Walker 3-5-63,Williams 1-1-10.

TD Passes: Williams, Walker

Interceptions: Jones 2, Stevenson 2

Fumbles: Reaves, Gills, Tubbins

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Bishop TimonTigers

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... O'Hara..................W 42-6

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ St. John Bap......W 42-7

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ St. Mary’s......... W 41-7

Fri., Sept. 23....... Wilson Magnet.... W 34-0

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Springville............. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 7...........St. Francis................. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Randolph............... 7:30

Sat., Oct. 22......... @ Canisius................. 1:00

Sat., Oct. 29......... @ St. Joe’s................. 2:00

Nov. 5/6............... Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: DiMillo 37-618, Brown 28-211,Griffin 24-186, Martinez 16-93, Vaccaro 4-50,Donahue 3-13, Termini 1-8, Dougherty 1-7,Hillery 6-6, Bauer 1-1.

Receiving: Williams 20-554, Fulton 9-169,Conroy 5-45, Brown 3-55, DiMillo 2-44,Vaccaro 2-14, Goodspeed 1-19, Hillery 1-11.

Touchdowns: Williams 9, DiMillo 7, Brown 6,Fulton 4, Griffin 2.

Passing: Dougherty 43-72-911.

TD Passes: Dougherty 15.

Interceptions: Termini 3, DiMillo 2, Hayes,Williams, Vaccarro, Donohue.

Fumbles: Conroy, Murphy, Harris.

Tim Ciszek

Canisius Crusaders

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ McQuaid.........W 64-33

Sat., Sept. 10....... Maine-Endwell.... W 41-6

Sat., Sept. 17....... St. Joe’s................L 14-31

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Cath Prep..........L 28-58

Sat., Oct. 1.......... Walsh Jesuit........ L 27-45

Sat, Oct. 8............ @ Aquinas (5)............ 7:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ @ Cardinal O'Hara.....2:00

Sat., Oct. 22........ Bishop Timon............7:00

Sat., Oct. 29......... @ St. Francis.............. 7:00

Nov. 5/6............... Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Timmis 105-908, Ollison 18-89,Iacono 11-51, Benton 2-22, DʼAndrea 2-16,Marshall 5-14, Costanzo 5-11, Jugovic 9-11,Schake 1-(-1).

Receiving: Benton 19-366, Richards 14-340,Kellerrman 5-89, Timmis 5-60, Ollison 4-39Dillon 2-16, Davis 1-30, Abernathy 1-8.

Touchdowns: Timmis 13, Benton 5,Richards 4, Ollison 2, Davis, Kellerman,Carbone.

Passing: Jugovic 51-94-946, Schake 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Jugovic 12

Interceptions: Gioia 2, Benton, Hunter.

Fumbles: Iacono 2, Davis 2, Gaulin 2, Galvan,DʼAndrea, Abernathy, Carbone, Richards.

Jessie Foster Qadree Ollison

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The Timberwolves led12-0 at the half and heldon to beat Falconer 28-14 last week-end... Catt-LV kept their playoff hopesalive with the win... Josh Forster hada huge night as he rushed 29 times for249 yards and 2 TDs.Forster scored onruns of 81 and 35yards and also madea team-high 7 tacklesand intercepted apass on defense... QBSam Agnew rushedfor 23 yards andscored 2 TDs on a pair of short runs...Pat McGlew ran for 36 yards on just2 carries... TJ Magara was a force ondefense as he made 5 tackles andrecorded a QB sack... BrandonSawyer and Jim Agnew each made 5tackles... Catt-LV will play a non-league game at Portville this week...

For the second straightweek, the Cougars playedto a 0-0 tie at the half and lost a defen-sive struggle. Last week, Cass Valleylost to Southwestern 12-0... MikeLanphere led the offense as hr rushedfor 50 yards on 17carries... TageReuther ran 6 timesfor 21 yards... DylanCaldwell tossed a39-yard pass to MikeLanphere... Thedefensive unit had asolid effort andallowed just 1 TD in the game... MikeNear led the unit with 11 tackles...Tyler Johnson and Ben Torres eachmade 8 tackles to help the cause...Cass Valley will host Salamanca thisweekend. The Cougars can still makethe playoffs if they win their remain-ing two games...

The Hawks fell behind22-6 after one quarter andlost to Frewsburg 50-12 last week-end... Kyree Carter led the offense ashe rushed 24 times for 134 yards anda TD... QB Anthony DiFrancescorushed 14 times for115 yards and a TD.He also completed 5of 11 passes for 80yards and made 4tackles, 2 for loss, ondefense... JaredGonzalez ran 8 timesfor 25 yards... RyanDempsey caught 3 passes for 46yards... Anthony LoBuglio caught 2passes for 34 yards... Keith Carterintercepted a pass... Devon Rose ledthe defense with 6 tackles, 4 initialhits... Pete Purpura made 6 tackles...Chris Driver was in on 5 tackles...Patrick Castile recovered a fumble...

Cardinal O’HaraHawks

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Bishop Timon.....L 6-42

Sat., Sept. 10........ @ Batavia............. L 40-44

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Grover Cleve...W 31-14

Sat., Sept. 24....... St. Mary’s.............. L 6-28

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Frewsburg........ L 12-50

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ St. Joe’s..................2:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ Canisius..................... 2:00

Sat., Oct 22......... St. Francis................. 2:00

Fri., Oct. 28..........@ Steubenville ())...... 7:00

Nov. 5/6............... Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Carter 84-650, DiFrancesco 57-435,Wright 19-166, Gough 24-105, Gonzalez 13-55,Glowacki 1-14, Dempsey 1-4.

Receiving: LoBuglio 4-63, Dempsey 4-54,Gough 4-47, Glowacki 1-37, Wright 1-18.

Touchdowns: Carter 4, DiFrancesco 3, Wright2, Gough 2.

Passing: DiFrancesco 13-27-216, Gough 1-1-3.

TD Passes: DiFrancesco.

Interceptions: Driver.

Fumbles: Wright 2, LoBuglio, Gonzalez,Purpura.

Devon Rose

Team Reports

Cassadaga ValleyCougars

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Catt-LV....... W 34-28 ot

Sat., Sept. 10....... Randolph............... L 6-27

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Westfield............ L 0-14

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ Alley-Lime...........L 6-8

Sat., Oct. 1.......... Southwestern.........L 0-12

Sat., Oct. 8.......... Salamanca................. 1:30

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Falconer................. 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Clutter 53-235, Boughton 53-224,Lanphere 56-211, Peterson 28-83, Reuther 7-32,Caldwell 7-17.

Receiving: Boughton 5-124, Lanphere 1-39,Caldwell 1-26, Wissman 1-3.

Touchdowns: Boughton 3, Clutter 3,Caldwell.

Passing: Caldwell 10-23-163, Boughton 2-17-29.

TD Passes: Caldwell.

Interceptions: Zubra, Lanphere, Johnson.

Fumbles: Kubera 3, Johnson 2, Winder,Near, Simpson, Torres.

Mike Near

Catt-Little ValleyTimberwolves

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Cass Valley..... L 34-28 ot

Fri., Sept. 9......... Alley-Lime..........W 15-12

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Salamanca.......... L 6-20

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Westfield.......... L 14-28

Fri., Sept. 30....... Falconer..............W 28-14

Fri., Oct. 7........... @ Portville..................7:30

Fri., Oct. 14......... @ Southwestern......... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Forster 118-715, Agnew 45-179,McGlew 17-149, Reid 40-133, Booth 9-24.Juenemann 1-1.

Receiving: Forster 6-97, Reid 4-19, McGlew3-46, Booth 2-24, Hanft 2-23, McGranor 1-9.

Touchdowns: Forster 6, Reid 2, Agnew 2,Hanft, McGlew, McGranor.

Passing: Agnew 18-49-218, Forster 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Agnew 5.

Interceptions: Perry, McGlew, Forster.

Fumbles: McGlew 2, Agnew, Perry, Forster.

TJ Magara

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2011 Numbers

Cheektowaga took a10-0 lead after one quar-ter and won a hard-fought game overSt. Mary’s 23-10 last weekend... QBCorey DeWald completed 11 of 16passes for 95 yards to lead the offense.DeWald also rushedfor 21 yards and aTD... MarquelJackson rushed 12times for 44 yardsand a TD... RashadThomas caught 5passes for 9 yards...DJ Floyd caught 2passes for 40 yards... MikeMorganstern led the defense as hemade 13 tackles and recovered a fum-ble... Phil Washington made 6 tack-les, 1 for lost yardage. He alsoblocked a punt in the 4th quarter thatMorganstern picked up and ran 29yards for a TD...

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In a match-up ofunbeaten teams, the RedDevils fell behind 35-7 at the half andlost to Orchard Park 44-13... QBMark Armstrong completed 6 of 15passes for 108 yards and a TD...Domenic Webstercaught 3 passes for73 yards... ChaddMann caught a 16-yard TD pass... MikeGelz led the groundgame with 49 yardson 9 carries beforeleaving with aninjury... James Willy added 45 yardson 10 carries... Nickolay Mohan car-ried 12 times for 36 yards and made 5tackles on defense... Ben Reinhardtran for 24 yards and a TD... AlecDietsch had a solid day on defense ashe made a team-high 11 tackles...Mike Arcuri made 6 tackles...

After a scoreless firstquarter, the Thunderbirdsscored 3 TDs in the second frame andbeat Pine Valley 44-7 last weekend...Chris Sampson led the ground attackas he rushed for 149 yards and 3 TDson 23 carries.Sampson scored onruns of 2, 1 and 55yards... QB JasonMcMahon complet-ed 3 passes for 79yards and 2 TDs andintercepted a pass ondefense... AJHulton caught a 39-yard TD...Jeremiah Russin caught a 33-yard TDand intercepted a pass on defense...Chandler Baker led the defense as hemade 15 tackles... Jed Walsh alsomade his presence known with 13tackles... Anthony Pezzulo recovereda fumble...

CheektowagaWarriors

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Depew.............. L 19-41

Fri., Sept. 9......... Lew-Port.............. W 25-8

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Lackawanna....W 35-18

Fri., Sept. 23....... Tonawanda...........W 43-6

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ St. Mary's.............. 2:00

Sat., Oct. 8.......... Burgard..................... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Maryvale...............7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Jackson 62-670, Thomas 6-90,DeWald 27-63, Floyd 7-31, Vasquez 8-30,Washington 3-6, Johnson 1-4, Nguyen 3-4,Jones 2-1.

Receiving: Burnett 13-200, Thomas 11-79,Floyd 9-162, SJohnson 9-122, Jackson 3-44,Vasquez 2-28, Jones 1-20.

Touchdowns: Jackson 8, Burnett 4, SJohnson2, Thomas 2, Vasquez, Jones, Floyd, DeWald,Morganstern.

Passing: DeWald 47-94-655.

TD Passes: DeWald 5.

Interceptions: Burnett, Floyd

Fumbles: Jones 2, Williams 2, Morganstern 2,Foster, Washington, Fleck.

Team Reports

Chautauqua LakeThunderbirds

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Ellicottville....... W 22-6

Fri., Sept. 9......... Franklinville.........W 44-6

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Forestville......... W 47-0

Fri., Sept. 23....... Clymer....................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Pine Valley............ 7:30

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ Panama...................1:30

Fri., Oct. 14.........Sherman.................... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Sampson 84-460, Figley 35-211,Carpenter 19-131, Mayer 2-52, McMahon 9-41,Graziano 4-27, Zuckerman 7-26, Hilton 2-18,Miller 6-13, Anthony Pezzulo 1-2.

Receiving: Russin 8-173, Hulton 7-100,Sampson 5-101, Figley 1-9.

Touchdowns: Sampson 8, Russin 4, Hulton 3,Carpenter 3, McMahon 3, Figley 3, Graziano,Mayer.

Passing: McMahon 21-44-383, Hulton 0-1-0.

TD Passes: McMahon 8.

Interceptions: McMahon 2, Thomas 2, Walsh,Russin.

Fumbles: Anthony Pezzulo 3, Andrew Pezzulo,Baker, McMahon, Rolfe, Carpenter, Fisher.

Jason McMahon

Clarence Red Devils

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ Riverside...........W 28-7

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Frontier............W 55-20

Fri., Sept. 16....... Niagara Falls....... W 35-0

Fri., Sept. 23....... Lancaster..............W 20-0

Sat., Oct., 1.......... @ Orchard Park........12:00

Sat., Oct. 8.......... West Seneca West..... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Jamestown............. 7:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Gelz 77-597, Mohan 51-311, Willy34-187, Reinhardt 11-64, Dietsch 7-57,Armstrong 16-47, Quinn 8-40, Chapmann 3-30, Wrobel 7-27, Schwab 3-7.

Receiving: Mohan 6-135, Webster 5-116,Gelz 2-24, Mann 1-16, Dietsch 1-12.

Touchdowns: Gelz 8, Mohan 6, Willy 4,Dietsch 2, Mann, Reinhardt.

Passing: Armstrong 15-36-303.

TD Passes: Armstrong 2.

Interceptions: Dietsch 2, Mann.

Fumbles: Mann.

Phil Washington Alec Dietsch

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The Marauders took a21-0 lead at the half butlost to Olean 27-21... The offensestarted to sputter when QB KevinBurns was lost to an injury. Burnshad completed 3 passes for 86 yardsand 2 TDs before hewas injured... KevinHolmes caught 4passes for 89 yardsand 2 TDs. Holmescaught TD passes of69 and 14 yards...Zack Torain rushedfor 37 yards on 9 car-ries and also made 10 tackles ondefense... Mike Donaldson made ahuge play when he returned an inter-ception 101 yards for a TD... EdwinGomez also had a big night with 10tackles. Gomez also recovered a fum-ble... Edgardo Pryll made 9 tacklesand forced 2 fumbles...

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The Wildcats trailed14-7 at the half and lostto Alden 14-13 last weekend... Bothteams entered the game unbeaten andranked in the Top Ten in NYS...Aaron Ertel completed 8 of 13 passesfor 158 yards. Ertelalso snuck in for a 1-yard TD run... JoeMiller led the groundattack as he rushedfor 65 yards and aTD on 19 carries...Brian Rybak added42 yards on 7 carriesand also made 5 solo tackles andassisted on 4 tackles on defense...Derrick Sekuterski was a big-playthreat as he caught 3 passes for 107yards... Nathan Epolito caught 2passes for 36 yards and also made ateam-high 6 tackles on defense...Jaden Cotton recorded a QB sack...

The Golden Eaglestrailed 13-8 at the halfand lost to Fredonia 26-16... BrandonThomas led the ground game on asoggy field as he rushed for 70 yardson 19 carries... QB Daryl Spencer ran15 times for 51yards. Spencer alsocompleted 6 of 11passes for 48 yardsand a TD. He alsomade 9 tackles ondefense... JakeRadlich entered thegame late and tosseda 29-yard TD pass... Brandon Davisrushed for 35 yards and also caught 2passes for 23 yards and a TD...Kayjhan Lee caught 2 passes for 29yards and a TD... DeVonte Davis ledthe defense with 12 tackles, 2 for lostyardage... Marcus Burley made 3tackles and recorded a sack...

Cleveland HillGolden Eagles

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Maryvale................... 2:00

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Gowanda................7:30

Sat., Sept. 17....... @ Akron................... 2:00

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Wilson....................1:30

Sat., Oct. 1.......... Fredonia.................... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ Lafayette (AH).......2:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ JFK............................ 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Spencer 60-528, BThomas 66-446,JThomas 35-280, BDavis 11-73, Fareed-Muhammad 9-62, Perira 7-58, DDavis 6-23,Radlich 6-21, Jordan 2-14, Brown 1-8.

Receiving: BDavis 6-226, DDavis 6-103,Molson 4-149, Lee 4-51, Barker 3-20, Rainey1-12, JThomas 1-7, Jordan 1-3.

Touchdowns: Spencer 8, JThomas 6,BThomas 5, BDavis 4, Molson 2, Mann,Fareed-Muhammad, Lee.

Passing: Spencer 20-35-448, Radlich 5-6-123.

TD Passes: Spencer 4, Radlich 2.

Interceptions: Krajewski 2.

Fumbles: Burley 2, Fareed-Muhammad,Dorsey.

DeVonte Davis

Team Reports

DepewWildcats

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Cheektowaga......W 41-19

Fri., Sept. 9......... Newfane..............W 32-19

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Albion.................... 7:30

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ East High..(JW)..... 2:00

Fri., Sept. 30....... Alden..........................7:30

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

Fri., Oct. 14.........Lancaster...................7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Miller 79-407, Turner 37-316,Sokolofsky 18-164, Rybak 10-91, Ertel 21-83,Epolito 11-30, Atlas 2-13.

Receiving: Miller 10-135, Sekuterski 7-166,Epolito 5-87, Boyle 3-43, Sokolofky 2-4,Turner 1-8, Rybak 1-6.

Touchdowns: Miller 9, Turner 6, Ertel 3,Atlas, Boyle, Sekuterski, Rybak.

Passing: Ertel 29-51-443, Miller 2-2-6.

TD Passes: Ertel 5.

Interceptions: Epolito, Sokolofsky,Sekuterski, Rybak.

Fumbles: Sokolofsky, Epolito, Miller

Bryan Rybak

DunkirkMarauders

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Silver Creek.........L 14-31

Sat., Sept. 10........ @ Eden..................W 12-7

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ East Aurora............ 7:30

Fri., Sept. 23....... Pioneer.......................7:30

Fri., Sept. 30....... Olean......................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 7........... @ Springville............. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 14.........Fredonia.................... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Marshall 59-236, Burns 30-85,Torain 21-80, Cieslewicz 14-20, Ruiz 8-15,Holmes 4-14, Gomez 6-13.

Receiving: Donaldson 16-243, Holmes 14-224,Utegg 6-36, Cieslewicz 5-51, McCoy 4-35.

Touchdowns: Holmes 6, Marshall 2,Donaldson 2, Utegg, DeJesus.

Passing: Burns 42-82-530, Donaldson 1-1-15,Cieslewicz 1-2-3, Holmes 0-1-0

TD Passes: Burns 8.

Interceptions: Donaldson 3, DeJesus 2,Ruiz, McCoy.

Fumbles: Utegg, McCoy, Cieslewicz, Gomez.

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The Eden defenseplyed well but theRaiders lost a hard-fought battle toPioneer 17-0... Rick Krouse led theground game as he rushed for 61yards on 16 carries... Mitch Dobsonadded 35 yards on 8carries... JohnLyndsley spearhead-ed the defense as hemade 7 tackles, 5 ini-tial hits... MarkFiorella made 6tackles with 5 soloshots... Ryan Johnmade 4 primary tacles and assisted on3 others... Zach Wizniewski made 5tackles... Brian Agle was in on 4stops... Tyler Baker made 3 tackles...Eden is now in the middle of a fierceplayoff race. The Raiders play at EastAurora and host Springville to finishthe regular season...

The Panthers fellbehind 21-0 at the halfand rallied after the break but lost toMedina 21-14 last weekend... JevanteGlover led the offense as he rushedfor 145 yards and 2 TDs on 26 carries.Glover scored on apair of 11-yard runs.Glover also made 7tackles and recovered2 fumbles ondefense... DajuanQuarles ran 9 timesfor 70 yards...Jayvon Vanoy com-pleted 4 of 9 passes for 42 yards. Healso had a QB sack on defense...Maurice Kidd led the defense as hemade 14 tackles... Lazairick Wallerand Shyheim Buchanon each record-ed a QB sack... Demetrius Lowryintercepted a pass... East High willplay at Alden this week...

East Aurora fellbehind 20-0 at the halfand lost to Lackawanna 39-6 lastweekend... QB Alex Hibit completed5 passes for 71 yards and a TD. Hibithit Fred Glosser with a 30-yard TDpass... Evan Hortonled the ground gameas he rushed 7 timesfor 42 yards. Hortonalso played well atdefensive back... BillMisenheimer ran 5times for 34 yardsand also caught 2passes for 17 yards... Jon Alstonrushed 11 times for 33 yards and alsomade a team-high 7 tackles... EricWarner ran just twice but gained 21yards... Joe Gugino was in on 5 tack-les... East Aurora will host Eden in theBlue Devils final home game of theregular season...

East HighPanthers

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... East Aurora........W 16-12

Sat., Sept. 10....... Albion.....................L 0-25

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Newfane........... L 20-34

Sat., Sept. 24....... Depew...................L 14-35

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Medina............. L 14-21

Fri., Oct. 7........... @ Alden......................7:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ Pioneer.......................2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

EdenRaiders

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Medina............W 34-20

Sat., Sept. 10....... Dunkirk................. L 7-12

Sat., Sept. 17....... Gowanda.............. W 39-8

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ Olean.................W 13-7

Sat., Oct. 1.......... Pioneer................... L 0-17

Fri., Oct. 7........... @ East Aurora............ 7:30

Sat., Oct. 15........ Springville................. 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Glover 82-475, Quarrels 55-294,Sylvester 18-95, Brown 3-11, James 2-7Carroll 1-4, Vanoy 19-(-25).

Receiving: Quarrels 13-152, Sylvester 6-69,Brown 3-27, Glover 3-22, Carroll 3-12,Holloman 2-40, Hodge 2-29, Williams 1-10,Vanoy 1-1.

Touchdowns: Glover 5, Quarrels 3, Vanoy.

Passing: Glover 14-47-167, Vanoy 16-37-173,Quarles 4-4-22, Robinson 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Glover.

Interceptions: Quarles, Carroll, Lowrey.

Fumbles: Vanoy 3, Kidd 3, Glover 2,Sylvester 2, Quarles 2.

Rushing: Krouse 70-346, Smythe 48-321,Dobson 60-314, Sarratorri 18-97, Fiorella 11-53, Bialy 2-(-2).

Receiving: John 4-40, Fiorella 4-26, Dobson1-44, Smyth 1-12, Krouse 1-9.

Touchdowns: Dobson 4, Smythe 4, Sarratorri,Krouse 3, John.

Passing: Bialy 10-20-87, Smythe 1-1-44.

TD Passes: Smythe, Bialy.

Interceptions: None.

Fumbles: John.

Jayvon Vanoy John Lyndsley

Team Reports

East AuroraBlue Devils

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... @ East High......... L 12-16

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Pioneer................... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 16....... Dunkirk..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 23....... Springville............. L 7-26

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Lackawanna....... L 6-39

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

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Olean......................6:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Alston 33-110, Meisenheimer 13-97,Horton 11-75, Gugino 9-53, Warner 2-21, Hibit 8-14.

Receiving: Bourne 12-188, Glosser 12-185,Misenheimer 4-54, Gugino 3-20, Alston 3-15,Warner 1-9.

Touchdowns: Horton, Sadek, Meisenheimer,Bourne, Glosser

Passing: Hibit 37-90-467.

TD Passes: Hibit 2.

Interceptions: Glosser.

Fumbles: Sadek, Alston, Meisenheimer.

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The Eagles led 6-0 atthe half and scored 2 TDsin the third quarter as they beatForestville 18-6 last weekend... ZakFisher ran all over the field as herushed 27 times for 279 yards and 2TDs. Fisher averaged10 yards per carryand scored on runsof 40 and 41 yards...Jeff Brennan carried10 times for 32 yardsand a TD... TaylorGrinols ran 4 timesfor 26 yards... JakeRinko broke away for a 42-yard run...Storm Wilson was a standout ondefense as he recovered a fumble andrecorded a QB sack... Ellicottville willhost Clymer this weekend before clos-ing the regular-season at Pine Valley...

The Hornets played toa 0-0 tie at the half butlost a hard-fought game to Ellicottville18-6 last weekend... Joe Caccamiseled the ground game as he rushed 12times for 61 yards... QB JakeNosbisch completed4 of 11 passes for 34yards and a TD.Nosbisch also made3 tackles on defense,1 for lost yardage...Nate Stott caught 2passes for 20 yardsand a 3rd-quarterTD... Nate Maines made 4 tacklesand recovered a fumble on defense.He also returned a kickoff 60 yards...Caleb Makuch made 2 tackles andrecovered a fumble... DakotaGriewisch and James Pryll eachmade 3 tackles... Forestville will hostFranklinville this weekend...

The Falcons fellbehind 12-0 after a quar-ter and lost a hard-fought game toCatt-Little Valley 28-14 last week-end... Nate Sharp powered theoffense as he rushed for 99 yards on20 carries... QBDevon Cameron ranfor 63 yards and aTD on just 5 carries.Cameron broke loosefor a 50-yard TD...He also completed 3of 5 passes for 43yards... JacobYoungberg broke away for a 50-yardTD and finished with 54 yards on 2carries. Youngberg also made 9 tack-les on defense... Cody DiDomenicocaught a 32-yard pass... John Clineled the defensive effort as he made 10tackles... James McDonald was in on8 tackles...

EllicottvilleEagles

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Chaut Lake........... L 6-22

Sat., Sept. 10........ @ Sherman..........W 22-13

Fri., Sept. 16....... Panama.......... W 36-28 ot

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Franklinville.....L 18-27

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Forestville.........W 18-6

Fri., Oct. 7...........Clymer....................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Pine Valley............. 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

FalconerFalcons

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Southwestern....L 12-35

Fri., Sept. 9......... Salamanca............L 18-33

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Alley-Lime.........L 6-19

Fri., Sept. 23....... Lafayette.............. W 34-0

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Catt-LV............. L 14-28

Fri., Oct. 7...........Westfield....................7:30

Fri., Oct. 14.........Cassadaga Valley...... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Fisher 111-878, Musall 24-173,Wilson 26-136, Rinko 2-52, Brennan 15-43,Grinols 4-26, Mowrey 2-(-1).

Receiving: Musall 4-50, Rinko 2-82, Gabel 1-11.

Touchdowns: Fisher 6, Wilson 4, Brennan 2,Musall 2, Rinko.

Passing: Wilson 7-14-139, Fisher 0-4-0,Grinols 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Wilson 2.


Fumbles: Wilson

Rushing: Sharp 117-694, Youngberg 12-172,Cameron 46-167, DiDomenico 38-155,KPetersen 1-23, TPetersen 4-19, Anderson 2-6,Aiken 4-0.

Receiving: TPetersen 2-16, DiDomenico 1-32,Sharp 1-16, Aiken 1-6.

Touchdowns: Sharp 6, Cameron 4, Youngberg2, DiDomenico.

Passing: Cameron 8-29-109.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: TPetersen, KPetersen

Fumbles: KPetersen 2, TPetersen 2,McDonald, LaMonica.

Zak Fisher John Cline

Team Reports

ForestvilleHornets

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Clymer................. L 24-46

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Pine Valley...... W 28-13

Sat., Sept. 17....... Chaut Lake............L 0-47

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ Sherman................. 1:30

Sat., Oct. 1...........Ellicottville.............L 6-18

Sat., Oct. 8...........Franklinville..............1:30

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Panama...................1:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Maines 88-360, Caccamise 50-278,Nosbisch 37-49, Clugston 2-0, Forbes 1-(-3).

Receiving: Stott 8-197, Maines 2-36,Nossbisch 1-(-5).

Touchdowns: Stott 5, Maines 2, Nosbisch.

Passing: Nosbisch 11-53-229, Maines 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Nosbisch 4.


Fumbles: Pryll, Caccamise, Powers,Nosbisch, Makuch, Maines.

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The Falcons rushed for171 yards as a team andbeat West Seneca West 23-13 lastweekend... Brett Via ran 10 times for80 yards to lead the ground game. Viaalso made 8 tackles and recovered afumble on defense...QB Jimmy May ran7 times for 77 yardsand 2 TDs... Mayalso completed 6 of13 passes for 72yards and a TD...Mike Harris caught4 passes for 51yards... Adrian Cannon was 3-for-3on PAT kicks... Nick King had a bignight as he was in on 20 tackles, 8 ini-tial hits... Ed McGrew made 7 tack-les, including a QB sack in the endzone for a safety... Blake Smith made6 tackles... Connor Donahue made 5tackles and caused a fumble...

The Hillbillies fash-ioned a 13-8 lead at thehalf and beat Cleve Hill 26-16 lastweekend... Fredonia clinches the CNorth Division title with the win...Dylan Cassidy ran for 81 yards on 10carries, including a40-yard TD... QBConnor Farnhamrushed for 68 yardson 15 carries. Healso completed 3 of 9passes for 75 yardsand 3 TDs... WestonLey caught all 3 TDpasses, scoring on plays that covered30, 30 and 15 yards... Zach Buckleyled the defensive effort as he made 16tackles... Nick Nocek had a big day ashe made 13 tackles and recorded 2QB sacks... Will Ortolano intercepteda pass... Adam Korzneniewski recov-ered a fumble...

The Panthers fellbehind 21-0 at the halfand lost to Panama 28-7 last week-end... Don Kopp had another biggame as he rushed 15 times for 170yards and a TD. Kopp scored on an 8-yard run, caught 4passes for 64 yardsand also made 8tackles on defense...QB Peter Koppcompleted 5 of 10passes for 70 yards.He also made ateam-high 9 tackleson defense... Eric Michaelis added 19rushing yards to the offense... AdamRix has worked his way into the start-ing lineup and had a solid night onthe defensive line as he made 5 tack-les... Christian Bingham was in on 4tackles... Franklinville plays atForestville this week...

FredoniaHillbillies

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @JFK...................W 24-19

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Lafayette.........WF 2-0*

Fri., Sept. 16....... Wilson...................W 35-7

Fri., Sept. 23....... Gowanda............ W 37-28

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Cleveland Hill....... 2:00

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

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Dunkirk..................7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

FrontierFalcons

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Lancaster............ L 7-20

Fri., Sept. 9......... Clarence.................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 16....... Sweet Home.........L 14-25

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Orchard Park......... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 30....... W Seneca West......... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 7........... @ Jamestown..............7:00

Fri., Oct. 14........ Hamburg................... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: DCassidy 47-369, Buckley 26-240,Farnham 33-98, Gardner 6-29, TCassidy 7-28, McCarthy 2-16, Thompson 1-(-10).

Receiving: Ley 8-236, Gardner 3-119,Korzeniewski 1-12.

Touchdowns: Ley 6, Cassidy 5, Gardner 3,Farnham 3, McCarthey, Buckley.

Passing: Farnham 12-39-367.

TD Passes: Farnham 9.

Interceptions: Farnham 2, Thompson, Ortolano.

Fumbles: Korzneniewski 2, Gloff, Borrello,Crane, Quant, Cassidy.

Rushing: Kahler 39-294, May 56-273, Via31-237, Coon 24-179, Smith 4-8, Harris 1-3,McGrew 4-2, Viggiano 1-1.

Receiving: Harris 4-51, Coon 3-75, Cannon3-34, McGiveron 3-27, Kahler 3-23, Via 1-9,Cruz 1-5, McGrew 1-1.

Touchdowns: May 6, Coon 2, Cannon,Harris, Via.

Passing: May 22-55-225, Koch 0-2-0, Harris 0-1-0.

TD Passes: May 3.


Fumbles: Cannon 2, McGiveron, Via.

Nick Nocek

Team Reports

FranklinvillePanthers

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Pine Valley..........W 28-14

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Chaut Lake.........L 6-44

Fri., Sept. 16....... Sherman.................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 23....... Ellicottville......... W 27-18

Fri., Sept. 30....... Panama.................. L 7-28

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ Forestville.............. 1:30

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Clymer................... 1:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: DKopp 72-526, PKopp 48-145,Dutton 31-99, Michaelis 10-30, Winter 1-(-2).

Receiving: Dutton 10-104, DKopp 4-64,Bigham 2-92, Winter 1-7, Michaelis 1-6.

Touchdowns: DKopp 5, Dutton 4, PKopp,Bigham.

Passing: PKopp 18-39-273.

TD Passes: PKopp 3.

Interceptions: Pkopp 2.

Fumbles: Baldwin 2.

Don Kopp Brett Via

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The Presidents trailedjust 6-0 at the half andlost 26-6 to Silver Creek last week-end... Devonte Whitsett led theground game as he rushed 14 timesfor 66 yards. Whitsett also tossed a43-yard TD pass toMaurice Cheatom...Cheatom finished thenight with 4 catchesfor 111 yards and aTD and also made 4tackles and intercept-ed a pass ondefense... WilquanBurgess completed 3 of 4 passes for68 yards... Ikeem Lyons led thedefensive unit as he made 7 tackles...Durell Anderson made 5 tackles...The Presidents will host Randolph thisweekend before finishing the regularseason at Portville...

Grand Island playedtough but lost a hard-fought defensive struggle toWilliamsville North 7-0 last week-end... Sophomore RB PaulSukmanowski got his first varsitystart and led theground game with 83yards on 19 carries...QB Drew Choreycompleted 13 of 22passes for 125yards... JohnMcGinty completed2 of 4 passes for 46yards... Eddie Krecisz caught 8 pass-es for 85 yards... Ryan Hughescaught 3 passes for 51 yards... ChuckGrunzweig led the defense as hemade 8 tackles... Gangadeep Singhwas in on 6 tackles... Korey Bennettrecorded a QB sack... Elliott Buschintercepted a pass...

Gowanda trailed 14-6at the half but rallied for apair of TDs and beat Lafayette 18-14last weekend... Martie Hastie pow-ered the offense as he rushed for 130yards on 26 carries... Hastie also ledthe defense as hemade a team-high 8tackles... QB AlexSternisha rushed 13times for 71 yardsand a TD. Sternishaalso completed 6 of13 passes for 143yards and 2 TDs...Nick Huffman caught 3 passes for 84yards and 2 TDs... Christian Francismade his presence known on defenseas he made 7 tackles... Gowanda willhost JFK this weekend... Gowandacan still make the Class C playoffs ifthe Panthers win their final twogames...

Grand IslandVikings

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ Bennett............. L 18-44

Sat., Sept. 10........ @ Starpoint...........L 12-16

Sat., Sept. 17....... North Tonawanda.... 2:00

Sat., Sept. 24....... Wmsville East....W 20-19

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Wmsville North... L 0-7

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ Sweet Home...........2:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ McKinley................... 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Sukmanowski 29-130, Busch 43-125,Blocho 13-65, Fadel 7-55, Zogaria 16-48,Krecicz 6-17, Bennett 3-5, Davis 1-1, Edwards2-(-4), McGinty 7-(-7), Chorey 5-(-33).

Receiving: Krecicz 22-289, Mohr 11-216,Hughes 9-137, Haynie 9-69, Sukmanowski 2-57,Bennett 2-30, Blocho 2-18, Connors 2-16,Busch 1-2.

Touchdowns: Krecicz 2, Mohr 2, Blocho,Zogaria, Haynie, Sukmanowski.

Passing: Chorey 51-106-616, McGinty 11-19-141, Haynie 1-2-45, Blocho 0-2-0

TD Passes: Chorey 3, Haynie.

Interceptions: Haynie 2, Mohr, Krecicz, Busch.

Fumbles: Zogaria, Haynie, Grunzweig.

GowandaPanthers

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2...........@ Wilson.............. L 42-54

Fri., Sept. 9......... Cleve Hill............. L 12-44

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Eden................... L 8-39

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Fredonia........... L 28-37

Fri., Sept. 30....... Lafayette............ W 18-14

Fri., Oct. 7...........JFK............................ 7:30

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Akron..................... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Sternisha 43-300, Hastie 38-235,Geiger 12-37, Francis 8-26, Richter 4-15.

Receiving: Huffman 16-304, Hastie 12-314,Geiger 5-38, Miller 4-77.

Touchdowns: Huffman 5, Hastie 5, Sternisha4, Francis 2.

Passing: Sternisha 41-88-772, Huffman 1-1-43.

TD Passes: Sternisha 6, Huffman 1.

Interceptions: Huffman, Hastie.

Fumbles: Samuelson.

Team Reports

IP Grover Presidents

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ St. Mary's......... L 24-43

Fri., Sept. 9......... Maple Grove........L 12-38

Fri., Sept. 16....... O'Hara................. L 14-31

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Frewsburg.......... L 6-41

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Silver Creek....... L 6-26

Fri., Oct. 7.......... Randolph......(JW).....7:00

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Portville................. 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Whitsett 64-484, Lyons 23-94,Burgess 9-19, Cheatom 1-8, Goodwin 6-1.

Receiving: Cheatom 13-336, Whitsett 1-23,Boykin 1-4, Anderson 1-4, Maye 1-2, Lyons 1-0.

Touchdowns: Cheatom 6, Whitsett 3, Maye.

Passing: McCool 10-23-244, Whitsett 8-19-70,Burgess 3-4-68.

TD Passes: McCool 3, Whitsett 3.

Interceptions: Cheatom, Camacho, Whitsett.

Fumbles: Camacho, Cheatom, Lauer.

Nick Huffman Paul Sukmanowski Wilquan Burgess

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The Chiefs led 31-28after three quarters butsurrendered 2 TDs in the fourth quar-ter and lost to Bennett 43-31 lastweekend... Jim Kloc led the rushingattack as he gained 145 yards andscored a pair of TDson 21 carries... QBMatt Keating alsorushed for a pair ofshort TDs... Keatingalso completed 12 of28 passes for 128yards and a TD...Tyler Miller caught 5passes for 64 yards...Nate Wilkinson caught 4 passes for67 yards and a TD. Wilkinson alsointercepted a pass on defense... MattZimmerman led the defense as hemade 10 tackles... Casey Erhardtmade 8 tackles... Alex Rebilas recov-ered a fumble...

Hutch Tech took a big20-0 lead after one quar-ter but lost a heartbreaker to NiagaraWheatfieled 21-20 last weekend... QBJosh Koester completed 6 of 11 pass-es for 89 yards and a TD... MarkiDowell caught 3passes for 28 yardsand a TD... AmeerFranklin caught 2passes for 31 yards...Aaron Hoyt led theground game as herushed for 44 yardson 12 carries...Demetrice Hodgewas a standoput on defense as hemade 7 tackles, including a 10-yardQB sack. Hodge also returned a fum-ble 40 yards for a TD... Jamal Youngrushed for a 2-yard TD... Hutch Techwill play their old Harvard Cup rivalsRiverside this weekend...

The Bulldogs led 14-0after 3 quarters but sur-rendered 2 TDs in the 4th quarter andlost to Amherst 21-20 in OT... JakeFiore rushed for 107 yards and a TDon 25 carries. Fiore scored on a 24-yard run... QB SamBuffa rushed for a 1-yard TD in the OTsession. Buffa com-pleted 12 of 19 pass-es for 107 yards anda TD. Buffa hit AlexGlor with a 12-yardTD pass... Glor fin-ished with 2 catchesfor 36 yards... Thomas Lipomicaught 5 passes for 35 yards...Anthony Moore was all over the fieldand led the defense with 13 tackles...Jeremiah Bill was in on 6 tackles...Kyle Violanti caught 2 passes andrecovered a fumble on defense...

IroquoisChiefs

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Amherst................. L 0-13

Fri., Sept. 9......... West Seneca East......7:00

Fri., Sept. 16....... McKinley................L 6-27

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Wmsv South.......L 6-21

Fri., Sept. 30....... Bennett...................... 7:00

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

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Lake Shore.............6:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Kloc 106-535, Bonafede 24-66,Keating 17-30, Miller 5-20.

Receiving: Miller 17-140, Wilkinson 15-184,Wesolowski 8-147, Kloc 4-4, Bonafede 3-46,Davis 1-10, Sokolski 1-6.

Touchdowns: Kloc 4, Keating 3, Wesolowski 2,Miller.

Passing: Keating 51-111-535, Kloc 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Keating 3.

Interceptions: Wilkinson.

Fumbles: Castellana, Sokolski, Rebilas.

Hutch-TechEngineers

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Tonawanda.............. L 6-8

Sat., Sept. 10........ @ Ken West............L 6-41

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Maryvale................7:00

Sat., Sept. 24....... Lockport.............. L 14-26

Fri., Sept. 30....... Niag Wheat..........L 20-21

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ Riverside....(Riv)....7:30

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Niagara Falls..........7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Fitzgerald 64-305, Young 33-115,Collins 21-88, Hoyt 15-58, Koester 14-50,West 4-11, Hodge 13-9, Franklin 1-7, Brown1-(-2), Miller 2-(-2).

Receiving: Fitzgerald 10-145, Franklin 8-125,Hoyt 5-31, Graves 4-73, Dowell 3-28, Miller 1-12, Tubbins 1-12.

Touchdowns: Fitzgerald 4, Hoyt, Collins,Koester, Franklin, Dowell, Young, Hodge.

Passing: Koester 30-70-402, Dowell 3-6-18.

TD Passes: Koester 4.

Interceptions: Hoyt 2.

Fumbles: Hoyt, Hodge.

Demetrice Hodge Nate Wilkinson

HttTeam Reports

HamburgBulldogs

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ W Sen East.......L 13-32

Fri., Sept. 9......... South Park................ 7:00

Fri., Sept. 16....... Bennett...................... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Lake Shore............ 6:30

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Amherst................. 6:00

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

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Frontier.................. 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Fiore 93-548, Derby 47-185,Bennett 15-59, Lipomi 6-20, Buffa 15-20,Glor 3-4, Larson 1-1.

Receiving: Lipomi 14-159, Glor 12-180,Derby 9-73, Buczkowski 4-37, Violanti 3-46,Fiore 3-26.

Touchdowns: Fiore 4, Derby 3, Glor 3,Bennett, Buffa.

Passing: Buffa 44-81-508, Glor 1-1-11, Fiore 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Buffa 4.

Interceptions: Violanti 2, Gorrell, Glor.

Fumbles: Stefaniak, Lipomi, Riley, Moore.

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The Bulldogs fellbehind 34-0 at the halfand lost to Sweet Home 52-8 lastweekend... Jordan Wainwright had anice day as he rushed for 81 yards on5 carries. Wainwright broke free for a53-yard TD and alsomade 7 tackles ondefense... ConnorMcMahon passed toDeion Brown for the2-point PAT pass...Josh Kluge had asolid day as he madea team-high 7 tackleson defense... TomComfort was in on 5 tackles...Preston Smith helped the cause as hemade 4 tackles... Kenmore East willplay their final two games on the road.The Bulldogs will play at McKinleybefore playing arch-rival KenmoreWest...

The Bears led 19-7 atthe half and went on tobeat Nichols 41-19... QB NickAnderson had a big day as he rushedfor 117 yards and a TD on just 5 car-ries. Anderson broke away for a 67-yard TD run...Anderson also com-pleted 8 of 14 passesfor 127 yards and 2TDs... Ryan Ball ranfor 57 yards and aTD on 13 carries andalso made 10 tackleson defense...Anthony Feeney ran4 times for 36 yards and a TD... KenMinorczyk caught 3 passes for 67yards and a TD... Joey Burkowskiwas solid on defense as he made 10tackles... Christian Klyczek made 8tackles... Josh Jamieson intercepted apass and recovered a fumble...

Jamestown jumped outto a 27-0 lead at the halfand beat Lancaster 47-14... The run-ning game was in high gear as theRaiders rushed for 343 yards on thenight... Spencer DeCinque had ahuge night as herushed for 219 yardsand 4 TDs on 22 car-ries... Jake Gullo ran11 times for 100yards and 2 TDs.Gullo also made 9tackles and had a QBsack on defense...Jake Dwaileebe ran6 times for 24 yards and a TD.Dwaileebe also caught 3 passes for 20yards... Ben Whitney caught 4 passesfor 62 yards and made 9 tackles ondefense... JB Masoniett led thedefense with 11 tackles... MikeParker recovered a fumble...

John F. KennedyBears

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Fredonia...............L 14-29

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Wilson.........W 20-14 ot

Sat., Sept. 17....... Lafayette.............. W 41-8

Sat., Sept. 24....... Akron........................ 1:30

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Nichols............W 41-19

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

Sat., Oct. 15........ @ Cleve Hill.............. 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Ball 56-219, Anderson 23-217,Biniaszewski 48-160, Feeney 4-36,Kociszewski 14-33, Struzik 1-10, Yerry 1-3,Jasinski 1-0.

Receiving: Boettcher 12-281, Minorczyk 12-236,Kociszewski 7-97, Quinn 6-51, Sikora 4-55, Ball3-37.

Touchdowns: Ball 7, Minorczyk 6,Biniaszewski 3, Anderson 2, Boettcher, Quinn,Feeney.

Passing: Anderson 44-91-757.

TD Passes: Anderson 9.

Interceptions: Jamieson 2, Quinn 2, Burkowski,Ball, Kaczmarek, LeBron, Sasiadek.

Fumbles: Sasiadek, Quinn, Klyczek,Jamieson

Team Reports

Kenmore EastBulldogs

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Wmsville North.....L 8-38

Sat., Sept. 10........ @ Wmsville East.... L 2-12

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Starpoint.............L 0-41

Sat., Sept. 24....... North Ton.............. L 7-42

Sat., Oct. 1.......... Sweet Home.......... L 8-52

Fri., Oct. 7............@ McKinley..(Riv).... 7:00

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Kenmore West....... 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Wainwright 44-166, Derion 11-78,Comfort 14-58, Smith 33-41, Woods 9-9,Jenica 3-(-2), McMahon 22-(-74).

Receiving: Brown 11-127, Derion 2-32.

Touchdowns: Wainwright 2, Derion.

Passing: McMahon 14-42-159, Smith 0-1-0,Carapetyan 0-1-0.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: Brown.

Fumbles: None.

Josh Kluge

Jamestown Red Raiders

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Niagara Falls........W 28-7

Fri., Sept. 9...........@ Orchard Park.... L 14-31

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Niag Wheat.......W 49-0

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ W Sen West.......W 40-7

Fri., Sept. 30....... Lancaster............W 47-14

Fri., Oct. 7...........Frontier......................7:00

Fri., Oct. 14.........Clarence.....................7:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: DeCinque 104-659, CJWilliams19-135, Gullo 11-100, Whitney 6-61,Dwaileebe 10-49, Drew 1-3.

Receiving: Dwaileebe 20-265, Whitney 14-185,Anderson 3-26, Panibianco 3-15, Watson 1-27,CJWilliams 1-5.

Touchdowns: DeCinque 11, Dwaileebe 7,Gullo 3, Maisonet, Panibianco, CJWilliams,Whitney, Drew.

Passing: Drew 43-72-596, Panibianco 1-1-5.

TD Passes: Drew 5.

Interceptions: Dwaileebe 2, Watson.

Fumbles: Whitney 2, Maisonet, DeJesus,Haines, Watson, Dwailabee, Parker, DeCinque.

Spencer DeCinque Joey Burkowski

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The Blue Devilsscored twice in the firstquarter and led 21-0 at the half as theybeat Lockport 27-7 last weekend...Kenmore West clinched the AA Northchampionship with the win... MartinBailey powered afierce rushing attackas he ran 26 times for204 yards and 4 TDs.Bailey scored on runsof 2, 47, 4 and 23yards... QB MarcusLobdell ran 21 timesfor 165 yards... NickHersey led the defense as he made 9tackles... Tyler Novo made 8 tackles,7 initial hits... Anthony Adam, SteveKulick and Trent White each record-ed a QB sack... Brandon Lathropmade 7 tackles, 3 solo... MichaelHarris was in on 6 tackles, 4 primaryhits...

The Eagles earnedtheir first victory of theseason when they crushed South Park29-6 last weekend... The ground attackwas in high gear as the Eagles rushedfor 290 yards on the night... PatGilman led the wayas he rushed for 196yards and 2 TDs on32 carries. Gilmanalso made 7 tackles,intercepted a pass,recovered 2 fumbles,returning one for aTD... The defensewas stout as Lake Shore recorded 5QB sacks and created 6 turnovers...Joe Catalano made 4 tackles and had2 sacks. He also rushed 13 times for59 yards... Ron Thompson made 4tackles, recovered a fumble andrecorded a sack... Dalton Moore had3 tackles and a QB sack...

Lackawanna boltedout to a 20-0 lead at thehalf and beat East Aurora 39-6 lastweekend... Keith Taggart had a hugenight as he rushed for 279 yards and 4Tds on just 14 carries. Taggart scoredon runs of 48, 1, 76and 70 yards as heaveraged almost 20yards per carry...Davion Stallworthcompleted 6 of 7passes for 125 yardsand a TD. He alsorushed for a 3-yardTD... Shaquille Brooks caught 3passes for 28 yards and a TD...Cameren Smith caught 2 passes for82 yards and also made 6 tackles ondefense... Larry Wright was adestructive force on defense as hemade 11 tackles and recorded 3 QBsacks... Ron Amos made 7 tackles...

LackawannaSteelers

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Lake Shore......W 20-13

Sat., Sept. 10........ @ Burgard............. W 32-7

Fri., Sept. 16....... @ Cheektowaga.. L 18-35

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Maryvale................7:00

Fri., Sept. 30....... East Aurora...............7:30

Fri., Oct. 7........... @ Tonawanda............. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 14.........Lew-Port....................7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Lake ShoreEagles

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Lackawanna........ L 13-20

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Amherst..............L 6-41

Fri., Sept. 16....... Wmsville South... L 15-41

Fri., Sept. 23....... Hamburg............... L 8-22

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ South Park..(Riv)...7:00

Fri., Oct. 7........... @ Bennett.....(AH)..... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 14.........Iroquois..................... 6:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Taggart 79-635, CSmith 36-161,Stallworth 13-51, Brooks 2-28, Linares 7-27.

Receiving: Brooks 12-200, CSmith 7-155,Linares 3-24, Mastrocicco 1-9, MSmith 1-6.

Touchdowns: Taggart 8, Brooks 6, CSmith 5,Amos, Flis, Stallworth.

Passing: Stallworth 22-36-379, CSmith 2-8-21.

TD Passes: Stallworth 5.

Interceptions: Brooks 3, CSmith 2, Taggart.

Fumbles: Dechent, Wright, M.Smith, Amos.

Rushing: Gilman 85-401, Catalano 30-110,Mascio 38-102, Inglut 9-17, Evans 2-15LaBrage 6-11, Sanchez 2-5, Moore 1-1.

Receiving: Inglut 14-133, Gilman 10-64,Jimerson 9-108, Evans 3-40, Catalano 1-16,Winters 1-13, Kellar 1-6.

Touchdowns: Gilman 5, Evans 3, Winters,Mascio.

Passing: Mascio 37-85-361, Gilman 2-2-19.

TD Passes: Mascio 3.

Interceptions: Gilman 2, Evans, Winters.

Fumbles: Gilman 3, Mascio 2, Thompson 2,Benoit, Evans, Mullet, Ackley, Ellis.

Larry Wright Joe Catalano

Team Reports

Kenmore WestBlue Devils

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Orchard Park......L 19-45

Sat., Sept. 10....... Hutch Tech...........W 41-7

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Riverside...........W 35-6

Sat., Sept. 24....... Niagara Falls......W 49-31

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Lockport................ 2:00

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ Niagara Wheat....... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ Kenmore East........... 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Bailey 86-798, Lobdell 73-655,Reimondo 11-43, Price 2-20, Drenko 2-4,Roe 1-2.

Receiving: Hersey 8-173, Bailey 6-56,Argiro 2-46, Reimondo 1-70, Price 1-5.

Touchdowns: Bailey 14, Lobdell 8,Reimondo 2, Argiro.

Passing: Lobdell 18-54-350.

TD Passes: Lobdell 2

Interceptions: Hersey 2, Lobdell, Argiro,Bailey, Novo.

Fumbles: Boal, Roe, Adam

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The Lions fell behind21-0 at the half and lostto Kenmore West 27-7 last weekend...The Lions allowed 391 rushing yardsin the loss... James Chambers led theoffense as he rushed 15 times for 66yards. Chambers alsomade 11 tackles, 2for lost yardage, andintercepted a pass ondefense... MitchellEvans added 33yards on 8 carries...Luke Hinton aver-aged 40 yards on 4punts and twice ran for first downs onfake punts. He also made 9 tackles ondefense... Will Diebel made 9 tackles,5 initial hits... Ezra Nwachukwumade 3 tackles and intercepted apass... Seth Anderson was in on 7tackles, 3 solo... Michael Wik made9 tackles, 4 primary tackles...

No Report.The Redskins fellbehind 27-0 at the halfand lost to Jamestown 47-14... QBRyan Radke led the offense as herushed for 46 yards and a TD on just 5carries. Radke also completed 10 of22 passes for 76yards... KevinColafranceschientered the game andtossed a 22-yard TDpass to KyleLewandowski...Tyler Godfreyrushed 10 times for ateam-high 58 yards and also caught 4passes for 29 yards... Mike Emersoncaught 4 passes for 34 yards and wasin on 11 tackles on defense... MattSzymanski had a 43-yard kickoffreturn... Corey Fohrd made 9 tackles,4 solo... Jake Latello made 9 tackles,1 for lost yardage...

Team Reports

Lewiston-PorterLancers

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Newfane..............W 26-14

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Cheektowaga......L 8-25

Fri., Sept. 16....... South Park.............L 7-40

Fri., Sept. 23....... Burgard..................... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 30....... @ Tonawanda.............7:30

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

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Lackawanna........... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

LockportLions

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Starpoint............ W 36-32

Sat., Sept. 10....... Riverside...............W 34-6

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Lancaster.......... L 28-42

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ Hutch Tech......W 26-14

Sat., Oct. 1.......... Kenmore West.......L 7-27

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ Niagara Falls......... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ Niagara Wheat......... 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Reagan 47-215, Wilczek 5-48,Nalbone 17-46, Hogan 11-38, Schiavittii 12-17,Everette 4-9 Joseph 1-1, Sargent 1-(-4),Daul 20-(-20).

Receiving: Schiavitti 11-249, Hogan 4-48,Reagan 5-24, Mooradian 3-20, Joseph 1-13,Reuter 1-4.

Touchdowns: Schiavittii 3, Reagan 2, Daul.

Passing: Daul 24-45-291, Reagan 1-1-67.

TD Passes: Daul 3.

Interceptions: Meyers 2, Reagan.

Fumbles: White.

Rushing: Chambers 61-488, Evans 61-209,LHinton 12-128, Bronson 34-81, MHinton 1-(-1),Mitravich 1-(-6), Maslowski 2-(-16), Bow 11-(-25).

Receiving: LHinton 7-109, Chambers 7-101,Evans 5-57, Nwachukwu 2-27, Hillman 2-72,Bow 1-13.

Touchdowns: Chambers 12, Evans 4,Nwachukwu, LHinton.

Passing: Bronson 23-51-366, LHinton 1-2-13.

TD Passes: Bronson 2.

Interceptions: Townsend 2, LHinton 2,Graziano, Simpson, Chambers, Nwachukwu.

Fumbles: Nwachukwu, DePriest, Wik, Brandl,Pagan-Roman.

Seth Anderson

LancasterRedskins

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Frontier.................W 34-7

Fri., Sept. 9......... West Sen West..... W 26-9

Fri., Sept. 16....... Lockport............ W 42-28

Sat., Sept. 23........ @ Clarence............. L 0-20

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Jamestown........L 14-47

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

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Depew.................... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Radke 50-367, Godfrey 49-173,OʼBrien 19-75, Colafranceschi 10-35, Latello4-22, Backert 4-17, Curran 1-10, Fuller 3-0,Aposto 7-(-4).

Receiving: Lewis 15-202, OʼBrien 6-73,Emerson 5-41, Godfrey 5-33, Latello 4-45,Lewandowski 2-27, Backert 1-21, Szymanski1-15, Koscielny 1-14.

Touchdowns: Radke 7, OʼBrien 2, Godfrey 2,Lewandowski, Lewis, Latello, Fuller.

Passing: Radke 35-79-403, Colafranceschi5-10-87.

TD Passes: Radke 2, Colafranceschi.

Interceptions: Latello, Fuller.

Fumbles: None.

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The Macks led 19-12at the half but surren-dered 2 TDs in the final frame andlost to Starpoint 32-25 last weekend...Stephon Johnson had a huge game ashe rushed for 121 yards and 2 TDs on17 carries. Johnsonalso returned aninterception 90 yardsfor a TD... QBRayjzon Jordanrushed for 118 yardson 14 carries andbroke away for a 51-yard TD run...Jordan also made 8 tackles and forceda fumble on defense... MarcellisTrigg spearheaded the defense as hemade 16 tackles... Donte Thompsonmade 6 tackles, recorded a QB sackand recovered a fumble... ShawnBankston made 6 tackles... DariusAlford intercepted a pass...

The Flyers led 8-6after three quarters andsurvived a wild final quarter and beatBurgard 29-22 last weekend... QBMike Wawryzniak had a big night ashe completed 8 of 16 passes for 205yards and 3 TDs. Hetossed scoring strikesof 69, 17 and 30yards... AcahzCason caught 5 pass-es for 146 yards and2 TDs... TrevorKarek caught a 30-yard scoring pass andalso made 6 tackles and recovered afumble on defense... Shawn Barrpowered his way to 64 yards and a TDon 12 carries... Jon Dipasquale ledthe defense as he made 8 tackles, 1 fora loss... Nate Evers picked up a fum-ble and returned it 50 yards... DemetriMcCallie recovered a fumble...

Maple Grove led just14-6 at the half butscored 3 times in the third quarter andbeat Randolph 38-6... The Dragonscan clinch the D League title if theybeat Frewsburg this week... Simpsonrushed for 128 yardsand a TD on just 5carries. Simpson alsocaught 2 passes for110 yards and a TD...Alex Grace complet-ed 8 of 12 passes for203 yards and 3TDs.... JasonPembridge was 5-for-5 on PAT kicksand also kicked a 30-yard FG... JohnNickerson led the defense as he made11 tackles, 3 solo, and 1 for lostyardage... Skylar Liddell intercepteda pass and recovered a fumble... MikeBurns made 9 tackles, had a QB sack,and recovered a fumble...

Team Reports

MaryvaleFlyers

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ Cleve Hill.........L 30-52

Fri., Sept. 9......... Tonawanda.........W 50-21

Fri., Sept. 16....... Hutch Tech.......... L 20-28

Fri., Sept. 23....... Lackawanna........ L 14-33

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Burgard........... W 29-22

Fri., Oct. 7............@ Lew-Port................ 7:00

Fri., Oct. 14.........Cheektowaga.............7:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

McKinleyMacks

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... North Tona.........W 34-29

Fri., Sept. 9......... Sweet Home...........L 6-14

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Iroquois.............W 26-7

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ Wmsville North..... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Starpoint...........L 25-32

Fri., Oct. 7...........Kenmore East........... 7:00

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Grand Island.......... 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Wawryzniak 56-444, Barr 59-397,Brannon 19-144, Jordan 13-54, Walkowski19-45, Brodka 5-11, Graham 1-9, Cason 1-1.

Receiving: Cason 15-305, Karek 7-94,Graham 6-80, Barr 2-21, Walkowski 2-12,Brannon 2-11.

Touchdowns: Cason 7, Barr 5, Wawryzniak 3,Graham, Walkowski, Jordan, Brannon, Karek.

Passing: Wawryzniak 31-73-523.

TD Passes: Wawryzniak 8.

Interceptions: Brannon, Kelley, Cason

Fumbles: Karek 3, Klahn 2, McCallie 2, Pyc,Cason, Barr, Evers, Klein.

Rushing: Jordan 71-612, Johnson 58-498,Alford 12-69, Flanagan 5-39, Duah 3-14,Benzin 4-13, Thompson 5-8, Melendez 1-6.

Receiving: Flanagan 9-95, Johnson 4-108,Thompson 2-40, Alford 1-38, Wells 1-12.

Touchdowns: Johnson 11, Jordan 6.

Passing: Jordan 16-52-281, Johnson 1-1-12.

TD Passes: Jordan 2.

Interceptions: Johnson 2, Bankston 2, Hart 2,Long, Alford

Fumbles: Smith, Long, Jordan., Johnson,Williams, Thompson.

Trevor Karek

Maple GroveRed Dragons

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Portville..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Grover Cleve......... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 16....... Nichols....................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 23....... Silver Creek....... W 34-14

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Randolph...........W 38-6

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

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Westfield................7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Simpson 18-261, Liddell 17-155,Nickerson 33-153, Grace 15-144, Jones 5-51,Tampe 4-18, Tanner 2-16, Nelson 3-13,Johnson 2-9.

Receiving: Liddell 11-253, Simpson 3-116,Nickerson 3-71, Tampe 1-28, Bolles 1-12,Johnson 1-3.

Touchdowns: Liddell 6, Nickerson 4, Grace 3,Simpson 3, Tampe 2, Johnson, Tanner, Bolles.

Passing: Grace 20-30-483, Liddell 1-1-3.

TD Passes: Grace 6.

Interceptions: Grace 3, Liddell 2, Tampe.

Fumbles: Nickerson, Liddell

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The Wolverines ledjust 14-0 at the half andexploded in the second half to beatRiverside 41-0 last weekend... JeffGoldsmith powered the running gameas he rushed 17 times for 103 yardsand 2 TDs...K’Shawn Sistrunkadded 47 yards and 2TDs on 13 carriesand also caught a 30-yard pass... QBRicky Bailey passedfor 85 yards andrushed for 30 yardsand a TD... Martez Thomas brokefree for 36 yards on just 2 carries andalso rrecovered a fumble on defense...Tikere Ralands made 5 tackles andrecorded a QB sack... Rich Kolekmade 4 tackles... Bama Sandersrecorded a QB sack... Evan Castellinialso recorded a QB sack...

The Panthers trailed20-7 at the half and lostto Albion 20-14 last weekend... QBSean Seefeldt completed 14 of 34passes for 251 yards and a TD. Healso rushed for 28 yards, including a1-yard TD... ConnorSears caught 5 pass-es for 51 yards. Searsalso rushed for ateam-high 49 yardson 16 carries... CJKnight caught 5passes for 51 yards,including a 28-yardTD. Knight also made 6 tackles ondefense... Nick Berning caught 3passes for 89 yards... Steve Lakescaught 2 passes for 42 yards and alsomade 6 tackles on defense... Newfanewill play at Wilson this weekendbefore ending the regular season byhosting Alden...

The Mustangs took a21-0 lead at the half andheld off a rally to beat East 21-14...Derek Fuller got the Mustangs on theboard first when he returned an INT34 yards for a TD... Devon Griffinrushed 14 times for90 yards and a TD...Ron Washak ran for75 yards on 15 car-ries and caught 2passes for 30 yardsand a TD... KyleBarna made 9 tack-les, recorded a QBsack and recovered a fumble... TristanHamner was a destructive force ondefense as he made 7 tackles, includ-ing 3 QB sacks... Zack Newton madea team-high 10 tackles... Dan Brownrecovered a fumble... StephenRogenmoser completed 4 of 10 pass-es for 51 yards and a TD...

NewfanePanthers

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ Lew-Port.......... L 14-26

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Depew.............. L 19-32

Sat., Sept. 17....... East High............W 34-20

Sat., Sept. 24....... Medina................. L 13-34

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Albion.............. L 14-20

Fri., Oct. 7........... @ Wilson.................... 7:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ Alden......................... 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Niagara FallsWolverines

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Jamestown..........L 7-28

Sat., Sept. 10....... Niagara Wheat.....W 38-0

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Clarence................ 7:30

Sat., Sept. 24....... @ Ken West..........L 31-49

Sat., Oct. 1.......... Riverside.............. W 41-0

Sat., Oct. 8.......... Lockport................... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ Hutch Tech................2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Sears 68-351, Seefeldt 53-332,Lakes 13-41.

Receiving: Berning 16-293, Knight 12-215,Sears 6-60, Jolley 5-40, Lakes 2-42,Starkweather 2-24, Finch 1-15.

Touchdowns: Sears 3, Seefeldt 3, Berning3, Knight 3, Starkweather.

Passing: Seefeldt 42-100-684, Sears 2-5-4

TD Passes: Seefeldt 5.

Interceptions: Seefeldt, Berning, Lakes.

Fumbles: None.

Rushing: Goldsmith 59-377, Sistrunk 39-275,Bailey 39-212, Scarborugh 4-55, Thomas 2-36,Brant 1-24, Difrancesco 3-19, Castellani 3-17,Scott 1-17, Jackson 1-12.

Receiving: Sistrunk 8-192, Scott 4-70, Legault3-50, Scarborugh 2-120, Goldsmith 1-21,Difrancesco 1-8.

Touchdowns: Sistrunk 7, Bailey 3, Goldsmith 3,Difrancesco, Scarborugh, Bryant.

Passing: Bailey 22-78-529.

TD Passes: Bailey 4.

Interceptions: Difrancesco, Scott, Johnson.

Fumbles: Beamen, Castellani, Difrancesco,Thomas, kolek, Harris.

Team Reports

MedinaMustangs

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Eden..................... L 20-34

Fri., Sept. 9......... Akron................... L 14-20

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Alden..................L 7-33

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ Newfane..........W 34-13

Fri., Sept. 30....... West Seneca East......7:30

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

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Albion.................... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Griffin 69-397, Washak 44-225,Cotriss 24-148, Rogenmoser 15-29, Fuller 2-8,Barna 5-8, Hamner 1-4.

Receiving: Griffin 15-104, Taylor 14-327,Washak 6-86, Austin 3-28, Barna 2-33,Cotriss 1-82, Barnes 1-20.

Touchdowns: Taylor 4, Barna 2, Cotriss 2,Washak 2, Griffin 2, Rogenmoser, Fuller.

Passing: Rogenmoser 31-75-600, Griffin 1-1-80.

TD Passes: Rogenmoser 8, Griffin.

Interceptions: Barnes, Rogenmoser, Austin,Fuller.

Fumbles: Newton, Austin, Brown, Barna.

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North Tonawanda led20-12 at the half and beatWilliamsville East 41-18... QB PatAngelhow had a huge night as herushed for 183 yards and a TD on 11carries. Angelhow broke off a 72-yardrun and also passedfor 141 yards and 2TDs... BrandonBuryta rushed for 59yards and 2 TDs on 7carries... TylerBurham ran for 43yards and a TD andalso recorded a QBsack... Shaun O’Lay added 39 yardsto the totals... Jed Jasztremski led thedefense as he made 14 tacles andrecovered a fumble... Ian Gilhausenmade 7 tackles and intercepted apass... Jared Kostrewa was in on 6tackles... Brennan Perkins and NickDuerr each recorded a QB sack...

Nichols fell behind 19-7 at the half and lost toJFK 41-19 last weekend... AdamNoonan led the offense as he rushed27 times for 145 yards and also caught3 passes for 114 yards... Will Zacherran 10 times for 46yards and led thedefense with 12tackles, 8 initialhits... QB LiamRyan completed 5 of9 passes for 151yards and 2 TDs andalso rushed for aTD... Tom Noonan caught 2 passes for52 yards and also made 7 tackles ondefense... Tom Nuttle caught a 9-yardTD pass and made 8 tackles, with 4primary tackles, on defense... StevenGlinski made his presence known ondefense as he made 10 tackles, 5 ini-tial hits...

Niagara Wheatfieldfell behind 20-0 in thesecond quarter but rallied for a 21-20win over Hutch Tech last weekend...The Falcons clinched a spot in the AAplayoffs with the win... Eddie Starrpowered the come-back as he rushed for166 yards and all 3TDs on 23 carries.Starr scored on runsof 1, 22 and 4yards... QB BrendanGilewski completed6 of 15 passes for104 yards and also rushed for 35 yardson 9 carries... Jake Kelly led thedefensive effort as he made 7 tackles...Mahmoud Zeidan made 5 tacklesand had 2 QB sacks... Jon Jagozinskimade 3 tackles... Marty Pittmanintercepted a pass... Joe Hansenrecovered a fumble...

North TonawandaLumberjacks

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ McKinley..........L 29-34

Fri., Sept. 9......... Wmsv North........ W 48-2

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Grand Island..... W 28-7

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ Ken East.......... W 42-7

Fri., Sept. 30....... Wmsville East........... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 7...........Starpoint....................7:00

Fri., Oct. 14.........Tonawanda................6:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Angelhow 58-540, OʼLay 24-272,Durham 54-224, Buryta 28-222, Gilhausen6-132, Topolski 7-50, Woodard 5-30, Mahoe4-12, Ferry 2-(-10).

Receiving: Buryta 15-277, Gilhausen 11-184,OʼLay 2-82, Topolski 1-36, Bradt 1-20.

Touchdowns: Buryta 9, Angelhow 7, OʼLay 4,Topolski 2, Durham 2, Wasilewski, Gilhausen,Duerr.

Passing: Angelhow 27-48-505, OʼLay 3-3-81.

TD Passes: Angelhow 5, OʼLay 2, Duerr.

Interceptions: Gilhausen 2, Wasilewski.

Fumbles: Mellott 2, Wasilewski, Fago,Volmrich, Jasztremski.

Team Reports

NicholsBig Green

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Niag Catholic....... W 42-0

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Frewsburg.............. 7:30

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Maple Grove...... L 0-49

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Finney (5).............. 1:00

Sat., Oct. 1.......... JFK............................ 1:00

Sat., Oct. 8.......... Albion........................ 1:00

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Niagara Catholic....7:30

Fri. Oct. 21......... Finney (5)................. 4:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: ANoonan 80-648, Zacher 42-351,Lugo 5-54, Ludtka 9-44, Glinski 2-25,Williams 9-25, Tyson 1-12, Hogan 5-11,TNoonan 2-4, Millar 1-1, Ryan 4-1.

Receiving: ANoonan 7-162, TNoonan 6-103,Zacher 3-31, Berninger 1-12, Nuttle 1-9.

Touchdowns: ANoonan 10, TNoonan 2,Zacher 2, Glinski, Nuttle, Ryan.

Passing: Ryan 17-38-293, ANoonan 1-1-24.

TD Passes: Ryan 4.

Interceptions: Millar, Glinski, ANoonan,Ryan.

Fumbles: Ryan, Zacher, Nuttle, Glinski.

Liam Ryan

Niagara WheatfieldFalcons

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Albion...............L 12-38

Sat., Sept. 10........ @ Niagara Falls......L 0-38

Sat., Sept. 17....... Jamestown............. L 0-49

Sat., Sept. 24....... Riverside.............. W 21-7

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Hutch Tech......W 21-20

Sat., Oct. 8........... Kenmore West.......... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Lockport................ 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Starr 42-287, Cody 51-196, Gravelle11-39, Pittman 5-24, Gilewski 30-20, Hansen19-17, Oliveri 2-(-17).

Receiving: Zeidan 7-152, Oliveri 7-49, Pittman4-51, Starr 4-41, Cody 3-51, Karch 1-6,Gilewski 1-(-11).

Touchdowns: Starr 4, Pittman 2, Zeidan,Barlow.

Passing: Gilewski 25-66-343, Oliveri 1-2-6,Starr 1-2-(-11).

TD Passes: Gilewski 3.

Interceptions: Pittman.

Fumbles: Vranic 2, Fiel, Hansen.

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Orchard Park blitzedout of the gate and led35-7 at the half and trounced Clarence44-13... Okoya Anderson poweredthe offense as he rushed for 124 yardsand 3 TDs on just 14 carries... QBDavid Crowleycompleted 14 of 18passes for 215 yardsand 2 TDs. Crowleyalso ran 7 times for29 yards, including aTD... Ben Johnsoncaught 7 passes for91 yards and a TDand intercepted a pass on defense...Ben Holmes caught 4 passes for 63yards and a TD... Pat Hogan caught a53-yard pass... James Fitzgeraldmade 10 tackles, 7 solo. Fitzgeraldmade 3 tackles for a loss, including aQB sack... Daquan Rodriguez made6 tackles, 2 for loss...

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The Panthers jumpedout to a 21-0 lead andbeat Franklinville 28-7... Panama willnow play Chautauqua Lake for theDD League title... Alec Blose had abig day as he rushed for a team-high89 yards and 2 TDson 13 carries. Blosealso made 5 tacklesand returned an inter-ception 28 yards for aTD on defense...Tyler Marsh ran 11times for 81 yardsand made 5 tackleson defense... Nick Lenart completed7 of 13 passes for 83 yards and a TD...Dylan Stow was a force on defense ashe made 6 tackles, 1 for lost yardage,recorded a QB sack, caused 2 fumblesand recovered a fumble... AndreaMarsh intercepted her 4th pass of theseason, tops in WNY...

Olean trailed 21-0 atthe half but staged a furi-ous rally to come back to beatDunkirk 27-21 last weekend. TheHuskies scored 3 TDs in the 4th quar-ter... Jake Baer led the ground gameas he rushed for 97yards on 17 carries.Baer broke away fora 40-yard TD run...QB Pat Scholla hada big game as hecompleted 9 passesfor 83 yards, includ-ing a 17-yard TD.Scholla also rushed for 31 yards on 7carries, including TDs of 17 and 11yards. He scored the winning TD with:52 left... Max Portlow caught 4 pass-es for 40 yards... Marcus Dwaileebecaught 2 passes for 20 yards and aTD... Kyle George led the defensewith 7 tackles, 1 for lost yardage...

PanamaPanthers

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... @ Sherman.................1:30

Sat., Sept. 10....... Clymer....................... 1:30

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Ellicottville............ 7:30

Sat., Sept. 24....... Pine Valley.................1:30

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Franklinville...........7:30

Sat., Oct. 8........... Chautauqua Lake..... 1:30

Sat., Oct. 15.........Forestville..................1:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: TMarsh 69-529, Benson 55-484,Blose 49-239, Lenart 13-34.

Receiving: TMarsh 19-315, Larson 12-233,Benson 8-57, Blose 7-91, Stow 1-3.

Touchdowns: Blose 7, Benson 4, TMarsh 3,Lenart 2, Larson 2, Stow.

Passing: Lenart 47-76-699.

TD Passes: Lenart 7.

Interceptions: AMarsh 4, TMarsh 3, Larson 2,Benson, Lenart, Blose .

Fumbles: Waller 2, Eggleston 2, Stow,Larson.

OleanHuskies

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Bradford (Pa.)....W 48-17

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Springville........ W 12-6

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Southwestern......L 7-24

Sat., Sept. 24....... Eden...........................7:30

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Dunkirk..................7:30

Fri., Oct. 7........... @ Pioneer................... 7:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ East Aurora...............6:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Orchard ParkQuakers

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ Ken West........ W 45-19

Fri., Sept. 9......... Jamestown.................7:30

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ W Seneca West...... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 23....... Frontier......................7:30

Sat., Oct. 1.......... Clarence...................12:00

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

Fri., Oct. 14.........Riverside................... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Baer 68-403, Fuentes 41-344,Scholla 22-50, Dwaileebe 11-46, Tarr 6-29,Candelaria 1-0, George 2-(-1).

Receiving: Dwaileebe 8-82, Tarr 6-116,George 6-79, Portlow 5-52, Plaud 3-73,Cole 2-11, Fuentes 2-3.

Touchdowns: Baer 4, Plaud 3, Fuentes 2,George 2, Scholla 2, Tarr, Dwaileebe.

Passing: Scholla 32-79-417.

TD Passes: Scholla 6.

Interceptions: Plaud 3, Cole, Tarr, Scholla.

Fumbles: Scholla, Kahle, Gill.

Rushing: Anderson 69-554, Wilson 17-178,Crowley 34-115, Fitzgerald 4-75, Goltz 6-70,Holmes 11-36 Johnson 2-31, Modkins 4-16,Wagner 5-15, Gefaller 6-14, King 1-0, Farrell2-(-4), McPoland 1-(-5).

Receiving: Johnson 20-413, Holmes 6-84,Hogan 5-142, Goltz 5-89, Wagner 2-19,Schneider 1-15, Anderson 1-6.

Touchdowns: Anderson 15, Johnson 7,Goltz 3, Crowley 2, Holmes 2, Hogan, Wilson.

Passing: Crowley 39-60-725, Fitzgerald 1-1-43,Holmes 0-1-0

TD Passes: Crowley 9.

Interceptions: Johnson 3, Weisansal.

Fumbles: Moore 2, Crowley.

Team Reports

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The Panthers took a15-12 lead in the thirdquarter but allowed a kickoff returnfor a TD and lost to Allegany-Limestone 28-15... Zach Pilger had abifg night as he ran 21 times for 96yards and caught 4passes for 53 yardsand a TD. Pilger alsoreturned an intercep-tion 13 yards for aTD... QB Colt Lowecompleted 9 passesfor 131 yards and aTD... GunnarVanCuren caught 3 passes for 40yards... Chris Hellwig blocked a puntand returned it 6 yards for a TD...Jordan Smith caught a 23-yardpass... Portville will play another non-league game against Cattaraugus-LVthis weekend before finishing the reg-ular season against Grover

Cleveland...

Pine Valley fell behind20-7 at the half and lost toleague-leading Chautauqua Lake 44-7last weekend... John Schimek led theoffense as he rushed for 33 yards anda TD... Despite the lopsided score,there were severalbright spots ondefense... RobertMcKeever hadanother outstandinggame as he made ateam-high 14 tacklesand recovered 2fumbles... JosiahEnnis made 8 tackles to help effort...Connor Smith made his presenceknown with 7 tackles... Dan Weaverrecovered a fumble... LucasTrombley recorded a QB sack... PineValley will play at Sherman this week-end before closing the regular seasonby hosting Ellicottville...

The Panthers led 10-0at the half and beat Eden17-0 last weekend... Tyler Wiedemann kicked a 27-yardFG to set a new school record for FGsin a season (3)... Wiedemann is 3-for-4 on FG attempts thisyear and is 10-of-11on PAT kicks... TonyLock made 8 tackles,2 for lost yardgae,and a QB sack... Nate Woodruff pow-ered the groundgame with 116 yardson 15 carries... QB Ryan Miller ranfor TDs on runs of 3 and 17 yards...Kyle Hoffman made 8 tackles...Steve Andrzejewski recovered a fum-ble... Soph DE Justin Bliss made hispresence known as he made 4 tackles,2 for lost yardage. Bliss also had 2 QBsacks and knocked down a pass...

PortvillePanthers

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Maple Grove..........7:30

Fri., Sept. 9......... Silver Creek.............. 7:30

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Frewsburg.............. 7:30

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Randolph..........L 12-46

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Alley-Lime....... L 15-28

Fri., Oct. 7.......... Cattaraugus-LV.........7:30

Fri., Oct. 14........ Grover Cleveland..... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Pilger 39-120, VanCuren 12-52,Watzler 1-4, Smith 1-4, Hellwig 1-3,BMarcellin 3-3, Lowe 48-(-14).

Receiving: Pilger 22-297, VanCuren 13-152,Smith 12-266, Long 6-145, Hellwig 5-16,RMarcellin 4-170, Wetzler 3-13, Waugh 2-22.

Touchdowns: Pilger 5, Smith 2, Long 2,RMarcellin 2, Hellwig.

Passing: Lowe 63-132-995, B.Marcellin 4-6-82.

TD Passes: Lowe 10, BMarcellin.

Interceptions: Pilger 2.

Fumbles: Allen 2, Veno.

Team Reports

PioneerPanthers

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ Burgard............. W 14-6

Fri., Sept. 9......... East Aurora..........W 35-7

Fri., Sept. 16....... Springville................. 7:00

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Dunkirk..................7:30

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Eden..................W 17-0

Fri., Oct. 7...........Olean..........................7:00

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ East........................ 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Vail 99-739, Woodruff 82-545,Miller 7-28, Wiedemann 3-11, Fleck 2-11,Meerboth 6-9, Price 2-3, Meerboth 1-(-2).

Receiving: Lock 6-101, Woodruff 3-27,Cleveland 1-31, Siddle 1-15, Meerboth 1-8,Vail 1-8.

Touchdowns: Vail 6, Woodruff 3, Lock 3,Miller 2.

Passing: Miller 13-31-189, Law 0-1-0.

TD Passes: Miller 2.

Interceptions: Davis.

Fumbles: Theriault, Law, Lock, Andrzejewski.

Zach Pilger

Pine ValleyPanthers

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Franklinville.....L 14-28

Fri., Sept. 9......... Forestville............ L 13-28

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Clymer................... 1:30

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ Panama...............L 0-27

Fri., Sept. 30....... Chaut Lake........... L 7-44

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ Sherman................. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 14.........Ellicottville................ 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Kilburn 62-390, Schimek 55-156,Farnham 32-110 Gierszewski 17-47, Ulmer 4-7,McKeever 1-5, Ennis 1-3, Fancher 8-2,Isula 2-(-1), Weaver 10-(-11).

Receiving: Howard 1-21, Ennis 1-10,Gierszewski 1-5, Isula 1-1.

Touchdowns: Kilburn 2, Schimek 2, Fancher.

Passing: Weaver 4-21-38, Fancher 0-13-0.

TD Passes: None.

Interceptions: Ennis.

Fumbles: Kilburn 3, Wright, McKeever,Weaver.

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The Raiders led 13-12after 3 quarters but lost toMsgr. Martin rival St. Joe’s 27-20 lastweekend... Akeel Lynch playeddespite a nagging leg injury andrushed 22 times for 107 yards. Lynchalso caught 3 passesfor 38 yards andtossed a 32-yardscoring pass toJarrett Dolegala...Dolegala caught 3passes for 90 yards...Brian Melisz com-pleted 8 of 20 passesfor 141 yards and a TD... Tap Taskercaught a 25-yard TD pass... ZacharyWells returned a kickoff 79 yards fora TD... David Call led the defensewith 8 tackles, 7 initial hits. He alsointercepted a pass... Cody Tehan wasalso active on defense as he made 7tackles, 4 solo...

No Report.Randolph trailed just14-6 at the half butallowed 3 TDs in the third quarter andlost to maple Grove 38-6 last week-end... The Cardinals did manage torush for 187 yards on a rainy nightwith a wet field.Brent Robbins ledthe offense as he ranfor 102 yards on 9carries and caught a7-yard TD pass... QBJohn Morgantecompleted 7 of 17passes for 50 yardsand a TD. Morgante also made 5 tack-les on defense... Alex Miinte wasactive on defense as he made 5 tack-les... Cody Oldro was in on 4 tack-les... Hayden Senn made 3 tacklesand recovered a fumble... BradyMorrison was in on 4 stops...Randolph plays at Grover this week...

RandolphCardinals

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Frewsburg.......... W 27-25

Sat., Sept. 10........ @ Cass Valley.......W 27-6

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Silver Creek....W 40-21

Fri., Sept. 23....... Portville..............W 46-12

Fri., Sept. 30....... Maple Grove..... L 6-38

Fri., Oct. 7............@ Grover.....(JW)....... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 14.........Bishop Timon............7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Robbins 73-626, Schwartz 18-239,Morgante 12-172.

Receiving: Pitchford 4-77, Robbins 1-7,Morrison.

Touchdowns: Robbins 9, Pitchford 4,Morgante 3, Schwartz 3, Morrison, Dowiasz,Abraham.

Passing: Morgante 16-25-319.

TD Passes: Morgante 6.

Interceptions: Morgante 2, Pitchford, Senn.

Fumbles: Robbins, Gross, Morgante, Senn.

RiversideFrontiers

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Clarence......(R).........4:00

Sat., Sept. 10........ @ Lockport................ 2:00

Sat., Sept. 17....... Kenmore West..(R)...2:00

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ Niag Wheat........ L 6-27

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Niagara Falls........12:00

Sat., Oct. 8.......... Hutch Tech...(R)....... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ Orchard Park..........7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

St. FrancisRed Raiders

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ Liverpool................1:00

Sat., Sept. 10........ @ Holy Trinity............1:00

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Aquinas............ L 20-34

Fri., Sept. 23....... Fairview................W 43-7

Sat., Oct. 1.......... St. Joe’s......................7:00

Fri., Oct. 7............@ Bishop Timon.........7:30

Sat., Oct. 15........ St. Ignatius................ 7:30

Sat. Oct. 22.......... @ O'Hara................... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 29........ Canisius..................... 7:00

Nov. 5/6............... Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Cormack 22-227, Alsggaf 38-124,Jones 19-79, Davis 4-27, Goeso 8-25,Shelvay 1-15, Nespal 5-11, Garrett 10-8,Fletcher 6-3.

Receiving: Leonard 13-107, Jones 7-119,Alsggad 3-29, Stewert 2-58.

Touchdowns: Alsggad, Jones, Stewert,Cormack.

Passing: Cormack 20-39-325, Jones 2-10-58,Nespal 3-4-31.

TD Passes: Cormack.

Interceptions: Burgos.

Fumbles: Burgos.

Rushing: Lynch 81-805, A.Misterman 61-308,Wells 7-77, Zakroczemski 13-56, Neville 4-20,Melisz 9-20, BMisterman 3-17, Freitas 2-15,Parker 1-4.

Receiving: Dolegala 7-161, Call 5-114,Tasker 3-49, Lynch 3-38, Buccieri 2-40,AMisterman 1-11, Duszkiewicz 1-10, Hudson 1-4.

Touchdowns: Lynch 8, Wells 6, Call 2,AMisterman 2, Zakroczemski 2, Melisz, Neville,Dolegala, Tasker.

Passing: Melisz 22-61-392, Lynch 1-2-32,Neville 1-1-10.

TD Passes: Melisz 4, Lynch.

Interceptions: Lynch, Tehan, Hudson,Dolegala, Call.

Fumbles: Morcio 2, Bartholomew.

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Salamanca blitzed outof the gate and scored 35points in the first half and beatWestfield 35-13 last weekend... JevonBattle electrified the crowd as hereturned the opening kickoff 86 yardsfor a TD. Battle alsocaught a 53-yard Tdpass... The runninggame was in highgear as the Warriorsrushed for 293yards... Ben Haas ledthe ground attack ashe rushed 26 timesfor 207 yards and 2 TDs. Haas scoredon runs of 14 and 2 yards... CameronCaputi ran 12 times for 51 yards anda TD... QB Tanner John ran 8 timesfor 35 yards and tossed a 53-yard TDpass... Jackson John made 7 tackles...William Hunt was in on 5 tackles...Ron Smith intercepted a pass...

St. Mary’s fell behind10-0 after one quarter andlost to Cheektowaga 23-10 last week-end... Nicc Johnson led the offense ashe ran for 115 yards and a TD on 21carries. Johnson also made 7 tackleson defense... ErikO’Neill added 36yards on 9 carries andmade a team-high 8tackles on defense...Gabe Watts com-pleted 3 of 6 passesfor 42 yards... RyanBonville and TarronScott each made 8 tackles to help thedefense... Nathaniel Kieth also made8 tackles... Kyle DiPirro was in on 7tackles and also recorded a pair of QBsacks... Korry Wirth helped the causewith 6 tackles... St. Mary’s will finishthe regular season with a pair of roadgames at Silver Creek and Burgard...

St. Joe’s trailed 7-6 atthe half but ralled to beatSt. Francis 27-20... QB Chad Kellyled the offense as he completed 15 of27 passes for 277 yards and 4 TDs. Healso rushed for 82 yards on 9 carries...Kyle Briggs caught 8passes for 127 yardsand 2 TDs... YanniZulia caught a 29-yard TD pass... RodPayne caught 2 pass-es for 67 yards,including a 35-yardTD. He also made 6tackles and secured the game with anINT on the game’s final drive... NigelDavis caught 3 passes for 52 yards...Nate O’Brien was in on 9 tackles, 6initial hits... Blase LaDuca made 8tackles, 4 solo... Mike Hubert was inon 6 stops... Tyler Hill recorded a QBsack...

SalamancaWarriors

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Springville........L 14-21

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Falconer.......... W 33-18

Fri., Sept. 16....... Catt-LV................. W 20-6

Fri., Sept. 23....... Southwestern............ 7:30

Fri., Sept. 30....... Westfield................... 7:30

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ Cass Valley............ 1:30

Fri., Oct. 14.........Alley-Lime................ 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Haas 96-664, Caputi 65-298, John42-206.

Receiving: Battle 8-200, Haas 2-77, Raynor 2-35, Smith 2-31.

Touchdowns: Haas 7, Battle 4, Caputi 3,John 2, Smith, Raynor.

Passing: John 15-43-343.

TD Passes: John 4.

Interceptions: John 3, Smith 2, Hunt, Battle,Raynor.

Fumbles: Caputi, Hunt

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St. Mary’sLancers

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Grover Cleveland..... 1:00

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Alden......................7:00

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Bishop Timon...L 14-41

Sat., Sept. 24....... @ O'Hara...............W 28-6

Sat., Oct. 1.......... Cheektowaga....... L 10-23

Fri., Oct. 7............@ Silver Creek........... 7:30

Sat., Oct. 15........ @ Burgard...(AH).... 2:30

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Nov. 5/6............... Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Vallone 94-642 Johnson 44-349,EOʼNeill 27-172, BOʼNeill 9-99.

Receiving: Horvatis 11-128, Schaefer 4-51,Johnson 4-32, EOʼNeill 4-22, Petty 3-57,Vallone 3-48, Wirth 1-20, Runk 1-5.

Touchdowns: Vallone 8, Johnson 3, EOʼNeill 2, BOʼNeill 2, Runk, Schaefer.

Passing: Watts 26-58-317, Schaefer 6-8-52.

TD Passes: Schaefer, Watts.

Interceptions: Wirth, EOʼNeill, BOʼNeill.

Fumbles: DiPirro 2, Keith 2, Bonville, Kelly,DeSiderio.

St. Joe’sMarauders

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Aquinas................L 20-40

Sat., Sept. 10....... Msgr Farrell.......W 47-32

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Canisius.......... W 34-20

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ Cent Mountain.......1:30

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ St. Francis..............7:00

Sat., Oct. 8.......... Cardinal O'Hara...... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 14......... @ Steubenville........... 7:30

Sat. Oct. 22......... Donald Wilson.......... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 29........ Bishop Timon............2:00

Nov. 5/6............... Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Kelly 47-442, Davis 21-323, Payne19-95, LaDuca 3-77, Comer 14-64, Williams2-35, Hill 2-21, Hubert 2-3, Noble 3-(-7),Briggs 1-(-8).

Receiving: Zulia 19-228, Briggs 18-303,Davis 17-268, Payne 8-141, Noble 6-220,Lunghino 2-8, Gilmer 1-13.

Touchdowns: Davis 6, Kelly 6, Payne 4,Briggs 4, Zulia 3, Lunghino 2, Noble, LaDuca,Comer.

Passing: Kelly 71-113-1181.

TD Passes: Kelly 12.

Interceptions: Davis 2, Payne

Fumbles: OʼBrien 2, Hill 2, Mazurowski,Sanders, Hall, Boorary.

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One week after post-ing a huge upset, theSparks fell flat and lost to Lake Shore29-6 last weekend... The ground attackcould never find any traction as as theSparks rushed for just 24 yards on thenight... MauriceHowie completed 9of 22 passes for 111yards and a TD...Nick Woodardcaught 3 passes for73 yards and a TD...Chaquille Nettlescaught 3 passes for22 yards and also intercepted a passon defense... Dylan VanVolkenbergcaught 2 passes for 10 yards... SouthPark will try to get back on trackwhen they play at West Seneca Eastthis weekend...

The Wildcats led 14-6at the half and beatClymer 22-12... Sherman now has theinside track on getting a first-roundhome game in the DD playoffs... KyleKeith powered the offense as herushed for 121 yardsand a TD on 24 car-ries. Keith alsopunched in a pair of2-point PAT runs...QB AndrewGraham completed 4passes for 42 yardsand also rushed 13times for 69 yards and 2 TDs... JohnLuden caught a 19-yard pass...Trever Enterline led a solid defensiveeffort as he made 15 tackles... CodyGraczyk made 11 tackles and had aQB sack... Riley Lees made 9 tacklesto help the cause... Matt Dascombhad a QB sack...

Silver Creek led just6-0 at the half but racedpast Grover Cleveland 27-6 last week-end... Zed Williams led a balancedrushing attack as he ran 16 times for68 yards and a TD. Williams alsocaught 2 passes for23 yards and a TDand made a team-high 8 tackles ondefense... Tyler Bainran for 60 yards onjust 6 carries... BenShaw carried 8 timesfor 52 yards and aTD... QB John Jimerson had a bignight as he completed 8 of 10 passesfor 103 yards and 2 TD passes...Frank Brown caught 3 passes for 63yards and a TD... Sherman Williamshad a solid day on defense as he made6 tackles... Silver Creek will host St.Mary’s this weekend...

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ Dunkirk...........W 35-14

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Portville................. 7:30

Fri., Sept. 16....... Randolph............. L 20-41

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Maple Grove.... L 14-34

Fri., Sept. 30....... Grover Cleve........W 27-6

Fri., Oct. 7.......... St. Mary's.................. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 14.........Frewsburg................. 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

South ParkSparks

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Wmsville South.... L 6-27

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Hamburg.......... L 18-19

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Lew-Port...........W 40-7

Fri., Sept. 23....... Amherst................W 16-3

Fri., Sept. 30....... Lake Shore............ L 6-23

Fri., Oct. 7........... @ W Seneca East....... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 14......... @ Bennett.....(AH)..... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Woodard 23-207, Howie 43-192,Watkins 25-172, VanVolkenberg 21-71.

Receiving: Nettles 24-292, VanVolkenberg13-221, Woodard 12-223, Watkins 2-28,Coleman 2-6.

Touchdowns: Nettles 4, VanVolkenberg 4,Howie 2, RJohnson, Watkins, Berrios.

Passing: Howie 53-102-770.

TD Passes: Howie 8.

Interceptions: Nettles 2, Berrios,VanVolkenberg

Fumbles: Hall 2, RJohnson.

ShermanWildcats

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Panama................ L 14-16

Sat., Sept. 10....... Ellicottville...........L 13-22

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Franklinville..... W 22-7

Sat., Sept. 24....... Forestville................. 1:30

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Clymer................... 1:30

Sat., Oct. 8.......... Pine Valley................. 1:30

Fri., Oct. 14.........@ Chaut Lake.......... 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Silver CreekBlack Knights

Rushing: Keith 91-512, Graham 38-183,Alday 37-122, Enterline 2-5.

Receiving: Keith 10-120, Moorhead 8-114,Alday 4-56, Hannold 2-56, Luden 2-23.

Touchdowns: Keith 5, Graham 3, Moorhead 2,Alday 2, Graczyk, Hannold.

Passing: Graham 27-63-369.

TD Passes: Graham 4.

Interceptions: Alday, Keith.

Fumbles: Graham, Graczyk, Spacht, Keith.

Rushing: ZWilliams 84-682, Bain 21-156,Jimerson 13-83, Morales 12-54, Shaw 8-52,Klisiewicz 4-21, Ketlle 1-1.

Receiving: ZWilliams 12-155, Bain 9-171,Brown 7-134, Klisiewicz 6-26, Grant 4-91.

Touchdowns: ZWilliams 10, Bain 3, Brown 2,Grant, Morales, Klisiewicz, Shaw.

Passing: Jimerson 47-87-717.

TD Passes: Jimerson 11.

Interceptions: ZWilliams, Bain.

Fumbles: Rocque, Marcey.

Trever Enterline Chaquille Nettles

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Starpoint fell behind19-12 at the half but ral-lied with a pair of 4th-quarter TDsand beat McKinley 32-25 last week-end... Evan Majewski had a hugeday as he rushed 38 times for 251yards and 4 TDs.Majewski scored onruns of 2, 4, 29 and6 yards... CoreyRegnet ran for a TDand returned a kickoff37 yards... BrandonWerhmeyer complet-ed 6 of 8 passes for43 yards... Brent Thurston caught 2passes for 23 yards... RJ Hernandezled the defense as he made a team-high 9 tackles, 5 initial hits, andintercepted a pass... Tarek Jabajimade 6 tackles, 3 solo... JordanStromberg was in on 5 tackles, 3 ini-tial hits...

The Griffins fellbehind early and lost toBishop Timon 35-16 last weekend...Derek Benz led the ground game ashe rushed for 90 yards on 13 carries.Benz also caught 2 passes for 40yards... ChrisPhinney ran 14times for 52 yardsand also made 7tackles and a QBsack on defense...Cody Schweickertrushed 10 times for43 yards... QB MattWolcott ran for a 6-yard TD and alsocompleted 7 of 14 passes for 82 yardsand a TD... Bill Dickinson caught a 6-yard TD pass... Ethan Benz caught 2passes for 31 yard and recovered afumble on defense... Springville willplay a huge game this week as theGriffins host Dunkirk...

Southwestern playedto a 0-0 tie at the half butscored a pair of TDs in the 3rd quarterto pull out a 12-0 win over CassValley last weekend... Jake Swanscored the first TD on a 16-yard runand then returned apunt 52 yards foranother TD. Swanrushed 18 times for77 yards... RyanSchutte helped putas he ran 9 times for34 yards... PeterTrathen led thefierce defensive effort as he made 10tackles and recovered a fumble...Jesia Hogue also had a big day as hemade 7 tackles, 4 for lost yardage...Dan Austin made 7 tackles... ChuckLeonard recovered a fumble...Southwestern will host Alley-Lime ina crucial C South game this week...

StarpointSpartans

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ Lockport...........L 32-36

Sat., Sept. 10....... Grand Island......W 16-12

Sat., Sept. 17....... Kenmore East.... W 41-0

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ Sweet Home.....L 14-22

Sat., Oct. 1.......... McKinley................... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 7........... @ N Tonawanda........7:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ @ Wmsville East...... 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Majewski 102-679, Kenny 25-93,Regnet 23-82, Rudes 7-41, Rankie 4-27,Moran 2-9, Thompson 2-9, Buchanan 4-9,Wehrmeyer 10-(-25).

Receiving: Regnet 12-143, Meyer 10-117,Stromberg 7-87, Thurston 7-85, Kenny 3-34,Majewki 3-19, Mazzara 1-14, Lindsley 1-10.

Touchdowns: Majewski 8, Regnet 5,Stromberg 2, Wehrmeyer, Thurston, Rankie,Buchanan, Kenny.

Passing: Wehrmeyer 37-60-293, Rankie 6-7-88,Regnet 1-5-28.

TD Passes: Wehrmeyer 5.

Interceptions: Meyer 2, Regnet 2, Mazzara,Hernandez.

Fumbles: Wiacek 2, Kavney, Stromberg,Hernandez, Meyer.

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SpringvilleGriffins

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Salamanca..........W 21-14

Fri., Sept. 9......... Olean......................L 6-12

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Pioneer............. L 19-26

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ East Aurora..... W 26-6

Fri., Sept. 30....... Bishop Timon......L 16-35

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

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Eden.......................2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Schweickert 49-406, DBenz 55-338,Wolcott 40-289, Phinney 46-274.

Receiving: EBenz 8-96, DBenz 3-49,Dickinson 2-19 , DeLuca 1-1.

Touchdowns: Phinney 3, Wolcott 3, DBenz 3,Schweickert 3, Dickinson.

Passing: Wolcott 17-39-221.

TD Passes: Wolcott.

Interceptions: Dickinson 2, Schweickert.

Fumbles: DeLuca 3, Hauri, EBenz.

Chris Phinney

SouthwesternTrojans

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Falconer..............W 35-12

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Westfield.........W 21-14

Fri., Sept. 16....... Olean......................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Salamanca........ L 10-21

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Cass Valley........W 12-0

Fri., Oct. 7.......... Alley-Lime.................7:30

Fri., Oct. 14........ Cattaraugus-LV........ 7:30

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Pilling 42-251, Swan 45-172,Schutte 36-171, Petruccello 26-126, Martin8-18, Greenlee 2-2.

Receiving: Swan 22-322, Schutte 7-77,Greenlee 2-35.

Touchdowns: Swan 7, Pilling 3, Schutte 3,Petruccello.

Passing: Pilling 31-69-434, Swan 0-2-0.

TD Passes: Pilling 4.

Interceptions: Swan 3, Pilling.

Fumbles: Moran, Martin, Petruccello,Schutte, Bretz, Trathen, Leonard.

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The Trojans fellbehind 14-7 after onequarter and lost to Williamsville South28-7 last weekend... The runninggame did well on the soggy, muddyfield as the Trojans rushed for 169yards... Dante Pageran 4 times for 74yards and broke freefor a 55-yard TD runin the first quarter...Ryan Johnson ran 7times for 75 yardsand made 7 tackleson defense... AndySmigiera completed 5 of 11 passesand averaged 36 yards on 5 punts...Anthony Skretny caught 3 passes for26 yards... Dylan McDonnell recov-ered a fumble... Kyle Kapanek ledthe defensive unit with 12 tackles...Josh Carbone was in on 8 tackles...Dakota Michels was in on 6 stops...

The Warriors runninggame was in high-gear asthey raced past Lew-Port 35-7...Justin Bacon led the ground attack ashe rushed 31 times for 232 yards and4 TDs. Bacon scored on runs of 2, 27,2 and 16 yards...Corey Law ran 5times for 43 yards...QB Clayton Hesscompleted 6 of 9passes for 56 yardsand also ran for aTD... Kyle Gallivancaught 5 passes for104 yards. Gallivan also made 4 tack-les and intercepted a pass on defense...Alexander Bui led the defensiveeffort as he made 8 tackles and inter-cepted a pass... Cody Wankaskymade 7 tackles and recovered a fum-ble... Steven Warthling made 7 tack-les... Jesse Lalka intercepted a pass...

The Panthers scoredearly and often andcrushed Kenmore East 52-8 last week-end... Sweet Home led 34-0 at thehalf... Juwan Douglas led the groundattack as he rushed 13 times for 106yards and 2 TDs.Douglas scored onruns of 30 and 33yards... QB JordanJohnson completed2 of 2 passes for 73yards and 2 TDs. Healso rushed for 52yards and a TD onjust 3 carries... QB Mike Torillo ran 5times for 59 yards and completed a12-yard pass... Kahlil Humphreyrushed for 54 yards and 2 TDs on 6carries... John Franklin caught a 40-yard TD pass... Tim Oaks caught a33-yard TD pass... Luca Chimentorecovered a fumble...

West Seneca EastTrojans

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Hamburg............W 32-13

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Iroquois...........W 24-21

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Amherst................. 6:00

Fri., Sept. 23....... Bennett...................... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Wmsville South..... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 7.......... South Park................ 7:00

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ W Seneca West...... 7:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Smigiera 55-222, Johnson 17-204,Ackerman 6-202, Carbone 21-139, Page 16-103,Kupka 7-19, Trippy 2-16.

Receiving: Caldwell 11-142, Carbone 4-30,Johnson 4-2, Skretny 3-26, Ackerman 3-11,Page 2-4, Michels 1-26, Trippy 1-4.

Touchdowns: Smigiera 5, Ackerman 4,Johnson 2, Michels, Carbone, Page.

Passing: Smigiera 28-57-236, Ackerman 1-1-6.

TD Passes: Smigiera 2.

Interceptions: Michels 3, Spindler 2, Smigiera.

Fumbles: Michels 2, Spindler, MacDonnell,Juzdowski, Martin.

Sweet HomePanthers

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3......... Wmsville East......W 38-0

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ McKinley......... W 14-6

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Frontier........... W 25-14

Sat., Sept. 24....... Starpoint............ W 22-14

Sat., Oct. 1.......... @ Kenmore East........ 2:00

Sat., Oct. 8.......... Grand Island............ 2:00

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Wmsville North..... 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

TonawandaWarriors

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ Hutch Tech......... W 8-6

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Maryvale.......... L 21-50

Fri., Sept. 16....... Burgard..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 23........ @ Cheektowaga......L 6-43

Fri., Sept. 30....... Lew-Port....................7:30

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

Fri., Oct. 14..........@ North Ton.............. 6:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Douglas 61-517, Johnson 50-427,Humphrey 13-92, Torrillo 5-59, Singh 4-16.

Receiving: JFranklin 8-132, Douglas 6-66,Oakes 4-68, Barnes 3-58, Texido 1-12, Mann 1-8.

Touchdowns: Johnson 7, Douglas 6,Franklin 3, Humphrey 3, Barnes 2, Oaks,Crule.

Passing: Johnson 23-44-396, Torrillo 3-3-35.

TD Passes: Johnson 7.

Interceptions: Maninderjit, Mitchell, Franklin.

Fumbles: Oakes 2, Humphrey.

Rushing: Bacon 98-586, Hughes 27-104,Law 15-80, Hess 17-67, Gallivan 1-4.

Receiving: Gallivan 18-291, Lalka 9-190,Bacon 2-15, Law 1-14, Hughes 1-2.

Touchdowns: Bacon 7, Lalka 3, Hess 2,Hughes.

Passing: Hess 30-68-452, Law 1-3-70.

TD Passes: Hess 3.

Interceptions: Gallivan 2, Lalka, Alexander.

Fumbles: Pumm, Lalka, Warthling, Wankasky.

Mike Torillo Alexander Bui Dante Page

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The Spartans scored inthe 2nd quarter and wona defensive slugfest 7-0 over GrandIsland... Trevor McDaniel led theoffense as he rushed for 76 yards on18 carries. McDaniel also caught 3passes for 140 yardsand the game’s onlyscore. McDaniel tooka screen pass fromRyan Majewski andran 81 yards for aTD. He also inter-cepted 3 passes ondefense... Majewskicompleted 5 passes for 169 yards...Tyler O’Connor led the defense to ashutout with 13 tackles and an INT...Mo Siam helped the unit with 11tackles... Mike Kuebler intercepted apass... NT Andrew Berg made 6 tack-les, 1 tackle for loss, and casued afumble...

The Flames trailed 20-12 at the half and lost toNorth Tonawanda 41-18 last week-end... QB Alex DiBernardo had a bigday as he completed 16 of 28 passesfor 266 yards and 3 TDs. DiBernardotossed TD passes of25, 46 and 35yards... MitchWagner caught 9passes for 172 yardsand 2 TDs... JaleelBattle caught 4 pass-es for 71 yards...John White caught2 passes for 26 yards and also made 9tackles on defense... Mike Wheelerplayed an outstanding game ondefense as he made 17 tackles... NickSwain was in on 7 tackles... TheFlames were eliminated from theClass A playoffs with the loss... Theywill play Starpoint this weekend...

The Indians lost ahard-fought game toFrontier 23-13 last weekend... SteveRiggs led the offense as he rushed for134 yards on 26 carries. It was thefifth straight game that Riggs hasrushed for at least100 yards... TylerPerna had a passdeflection and inter-cepted a pass ondefense. Perna alsokicked FGs from 22and 30 yards... MattWheelock caught 2passes for 25 yards...Devin Leo made 8 tackles, 2 solo hits,and forced a fumble... DevinReynolds rushed for 42 yards and alsomade 10 tackles and deflected a passon defense... West Seneca West willplay at Clarence this weekend beforeplaying arch-rival West Seneca West...

Williamsville NorthSpartans

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ Kenmore East... W 37-8

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ North Ton........... L 2-48

Sat., Sept. 17........ @ Wmsville East...W 32-7

Sat., Sept. 24....... McKinley............... L 7-21

Sat., Oct. 1.......... Grand Island..........W 7-0

Thur., Oct. 6.........@ Amherst................. 6:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ Sweet Home.............. 2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: McDaniel 89-535, Noel 10-54,Majewski 7-30.

Receiving: Ali 8-209, McDaniel 7-179,Dimitroff 7-55, Butler 3-23, Hughes 2-29.

Touchdowns: McDaniel 5, Ali 3, Majewski 2,Dimitroff, Butler.

Passing: Majewski 36-102-599.

TD Passes: Majewski 7.

Interceptions: McDaniel 4, OʼConnor 2,Hughes 2, Armetta, Lott, Kuebler.

Fumbles: OʼConnor, Butler, Berg, Green

Mike Kuebler

Team Reports

Williamsville EastFlames

2011 ScheduleSat., Sept. 3.......... @ Sweet Home...... L 0-38

Sat., Sept. 10....... Kenmore East...... W 12-2

Sat., Sept. 17....... Wmsville North.....L 7-32

Sat., Sept. 24........ @ Grand Island.......... 2:00

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ N Tonawanda... L 18-41

Thur., Oct. 6....... Wmsville South........ 4:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ Starpoint....................2:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Schulenberg 34-152, Battle 30-125,Wagner 17-77, Runfola 9-24.

Receiving: Wagner 21-365, Battle 4-71, White4-55, Ransom 3-39, Schulenberg 3-35,Kwietniewski 3-31, Siskar 2-44, Wayne 1-44,Pritchard 1-18, Swain 1-9, Runfola 1-2.

Touchdowns: Wagner 4, Schulenberg 3,White, Battle.

Passing: DiBernardo 25-50-379, Battle 20-29-306, Wagner 2-8-25.

TD Passes: DiBernardo 4, Battle.

Interceptions: Wagner 3, Schulenberg 2.

Fumbles: Wagner, Wheeler, Wayne, White.

West Seneca WestIndians

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ E. Syr.-Minoa...L 15-40

Fri., Sept. 9.......... @ Lancaster............ L 9-23

Fri., Sept. 16....... Orchard Park......L 20-53

Fri., Sept. 23....... Jamestown............. L 7-40

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Frontier.............L 13-23

Sat., Oct. 8........... @ Clarence................. 2:00

Fri., Oct. 14.........W Seneca East.......... 7:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Riggs 108-658, Reynolds 54-247,Huegel 15-58, Hasfurter 26-51, Kornacki 9-42,Braunscheidel 7-40, Lobdell 4-19, Boyce 5-19,Scherrer 4-12, Weiler 2-7, Czechowski 1-(-2).

Receiving: Wheelock 6-81, Riggs 2-18,Reynolds 1-14, Perna 1-2.

Touchdowns: Riggs 5, Reynolds 2,Braunscheidel.

Passing: Hasfurter 9-25-144, Lobdell 2-6-21.

TD Passes: Hasfurter, Lobdell.

Interceptions: Kornacki,m Perna.

Fumbles: None.

Alex DiBernardo

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The Lakemen fellbehind 29-0 at the halfand lost to Akron 36-8 last weekend...Kevin Barrett paced the offense as herushed for 85 yards on 11 carries,including a 67-yard TD run. Barrettalso made 8 tackles,all 8 initial hits... PatWalch was a stand-out on defense as hemade a team-high 13tackles with 10 initialhits. Walch alsointercepted a pass,recovered a fumbleand returned 4 kickoffs for 55 yards...Joe Brown also made his presenceknown as he made 7 tackles on thenight... Colin Spatorico made 7 tack-les, 5 primary... Kevin Duance made7 tackles, including 4 solo... Wilsonwill host Newfane in the final homegame of the season for the Lakemen...

Williamsville Southled 14-7 at the half andbeat West Seneca East 28-7 last week-end... QB Trent Ferguson led theoffense as he completed 13 of 17passes for 162 yards and a TD.Ferguson also rushed17 times for 86 yardsand a TD... MikeHourigan ran 5times for 36 yards...Cody Bauth ran 2times for 39 yards...Billy Jacobbi caught7 passes for 107yards... Luke Falzone rushed for 81yards on 13 carries, caught a 26-yardTD pass and led the defense with 11tackles and a QB sack... Devin Stivesalso made his presence known as hemade 8 tackles... Mark Nunziato andGreg Crane each made 6 tackles...Jon Castronova recorded a sack...

Williamsville SouthBillies

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2.......... @ South Park....(R).... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 9......... Bennett............... W 38-14

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Lake Shore......W 41-15

Fri., Sept. 23....... Iroquois................ W 21-6

Fri., Sept. 30....... West Sen East...... W 28-7

Thur., Oct. 6........ @ Wmsville East........7:30

Fri., Oct. 14........ Amherst.....................7:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Falzone 61-413, Ferguson 54-245,Hourigan 20-153, Bauth 4-108, Stumpf 13-59,Piasecki 7-40, Kahn 1-1, Neuss 1-(-1),Nuchereno 1-(-2).

Receiving: Jacobbi 28-427, Stumpf 20-245,Lewandowski 9-109, Falzone 7-76, Bauth 4-37,Piasecki 3-21, Mills 3-19, Luzio 2-22,Nuchereno 1-3.

Touchdowns: Falzone 8, Jacobbi 4, Stumpf 3,Ferguson 3, Lewandowski, Mills, Luzio, Bauth.

Passing: Ferguson 78-112-952.

TD Passes: Ferguson 11.

Interceptions: Jacobbi., Neuss.

Fumbles: Falzone 2, Cohen, Crane,Liberatore, Jacobs.

Billy Jacobbi

WilsonLakemen

2011 ScheduleFri., Sept. 2......... Gowanda............ W 54-42

Fri., Sept. 9......... JFK.................. L 14-20 ot

Fri., Sept. 16........ @ Fredonia................ 7:30

Fri., Sept. 23....... Cleveland Hill........... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 30........ @ Akron................. L 8-36

Fri., Oct. 7.......... Newfane.................... 7:00

Sat., Oct. 15........ @ Lafayette..(AH).. 12:00

Oct. 21/22............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 28/29............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Sidote 80-452, Barrett 28-228,Slango 64-211, Walch 1-1, Bell 3-1.

Receiving: Walch 14-187, Thick 8-185, Bell5-71, Sidote 4-17, Daunce 3-22, Hall 1-17Brown 1-2.

Touchdowns: Sidote 5, Thick 3, Slango 3,Walch 3, Barrett 2.

Passing: Slango 35-86-505.

TD Passes: Slango 6.

Interceptions: Walch 2, Hall, Daunce,Sidote, Slango, Brown.

Fumbles: Bell, Thick, Walch.

Kevin Barrett

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Class D Div All PF PA NextMaple Grove.............. 4-0 5-0 195 32 FrewsburgRandolph................... 3-1 4-1 146 102 @ Grover CleveFrewsburg.................. 2-1 4-1 217 87 @ Maple GroveSilver Creek............... 2-2 3-2 138 122 St. MaryʼsIP Grover Cleveland.. 0-3 0-5 62 180 RandolphPortville...................... 0-4 0-5 81 200 Cattaraugus-LV

Class DD Div All PF PA NextChautauqua Lake...... 5-0 5-0 187 27 PanamaPanama..................... 4-1 4-1 148 79 @ Chaut LakeEllicottville-W.Valley.... 3-2 3-2 100 98 ClymerSherman-Ripley......... 3-2 3-2 99 63 Pine ValleyClymer....................... 2-3 2-3 128 99 @ EllicottvilleFranklinville................ 2-3 2-3 75 126 @ ForestvilleForestville.................. 1-4 1-4 58 151 FranklinvillePine Valley................. 0-5 0-5 34 169 @ Sherman

Msgr Martin Div All PF PA NextTimon-St. Jude.......... 2-0 5-0 194 43 St. FrancisSt. Joeʼs..................... 2-0 4-1 189 140 Cardinal OʼHaraSt. Maryʼs................... 1-1 2-3 121 153 @ Silver CreekSt. Francis................. 0-1 3-2 168 101 @ Bishop TimonCanisius..................... 0-1 2-3 179 176 @ AquinasCardinal OʼHara......... 0-2 1-4 95 178 @ St. Joeʼs

Independent Div All PF PA NextNichols....................... -- 2-3 118 158 AlbionNiagara Catholic........ -- 0-2 6 80 JV

AA North Div All PF PA NextKenmore West…....... 4-0 4-1 136 130 @ Niagara WheatLockport…………....... 2-1 3-2 121 121 @ Niagara FallsNiagara Falls………... 2-1 2-3 117 112 LockportNiagara Wheatfield.... 2-1 2-3 39 166 Kenmore WestHutch Tech................. 0-3 1-4 74 116 @ RiversideRiverside.........…....... 0-4 0-5 26 159 Hutch Tech

AA South Div All PF PA NextOrchard Park….......... 4-0 5-0 221 66 @ LancasterClarence…………...... 2-1 4-1 151 79 W Seneca WestLancaster…............... 2-2 3-2 113 111 Orchard ParkJamestown................ 2-1 4-1 178 59 FrontierWest Seneca West.... 0-4 0-5 64 179 @ ClarenceFrontier………............ 1-3 1-4 71 175 @ Jamestown

A North Div All PF PA NextSweet Home...…....... 4-0 5-0 151 42 Grand IslandNorth Tonawanda...... 4-1 4-1 188 68 StarpointStarpoint.................... 3-1 3-2 135 95 @ North TonWilliamsville North..... 3-2 3-2 85 84 @ AmherstMcKinley..........…....... 2-2 3-2 112 89 Kenmore EastGrand Island..........… 1-3 2-3 55 114 @ Sweet HomeWilliamsville East...… 1-4 1-4 56 133 Wmsv SouthKenmore East…….... 0-5 0-5 25 184 @ McKinley

A South Div All PF PA NextWilliamsville South..... 5-0 5-0 155 48 @ Wmsv EastAmherst..................... 4-1 4-1 111 54 Wmsv NorthWest Seneca East..... 3-2 3-2 97 95 South ParkHamburg.........……… 2-3 2-3 80 114 IroquoisBennett...................... 2-2 2-3 136 114 Lake ShoreSouth Park................. 1-3 2-3 86 85 @ W Seneca EastLake Shore.........…… 1-3 1-4 71 129 @ BennettIroquois...................... 0-4 0-5 65 146 @ Hamburg

B East Div All PF PA NextDepew........................ 3-1 4-1 149 77 @ MedinaAlden......................... 3-0 5-0 177 70 East HighAlbion......................... 2-2 3-2 98 94 @ NicholsNewfane.................... 1-3 1-4 94 132 @ WilsonMedina....................... 2-1 2-3 96 108 DepewEast............................ 0-4 1-4 64 127 @ Alden

B West Div All PF PA NextCheektowaga............. 3-0 4-1 145 83 BurgardLackawanna.............. 2-1 4-1 142 75 @ TonawandaMaryvale.................... 2-1 2-3 143 156 @ Lew-PortBurgard...................... 1-3 1-4 77 95 @ CheektowagaTonawanda................ 2-2 3-2 90 122 LackawannaLew-Port.................... 0-3 1-4 48 140 Maryvale

B South Div All PF PA NextPioneer...................... 4-0 5-0 106 39 OleanDunkirk....................... 2-2 2-3 79 82 @ SpringvilleEden......................... 1-2 3-2 93 64 @ East AuroraOlean......................... 2-1 3-2 100 82 @ PioneerSpringville.................. 1-2 2-3 81 101 DunkirkEast Aurora................ 0-3 0-5 32 141 Eden

C North Div All PF PA NextFredonia...................... 5-0 5-0 129 65 AkronCleveland Hill.............. 3-1 4-1 202 103 @ LafyetteJFK............................ 3-1 4-1 143 76 @ GowandaAkron......................... 2-2 3-2 95 85 @ FredoniaGowanda..................... 1-3 1-4 108 183 JFKWilson......................... 1-4 1-4 111 195 NewfaneLafayette..............…… 0-4 0-5 30 125 Cleve Hill

C South Div All PF PA NextSalamanca.................. 4-0 4-1 132 79 @ Cass ValleySouthwestern.............. 3-1 4-1 102 54 Alley-LimestoneWestfield-Brocton........ 3-2 3-2 78 78 @ FalconerAllegany-Limestone..... 2-2 3-2 75 51 @ SouthwesternCattaraugus-LV.......... 2-3 2-3 91 108 @ PortvilleCassadaga Valley........ 1-3 1-4 46 89 SalamancaFalconer....................... 0-4 1-4 84 115 Westfield

2011 League Standings

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Fredonia’s Weston Ley tackles Brandon Davis ofCleve Hill in the Hillbillies 26-16 win last week.Fredonia clinched the C North with the win.

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Player (Team) Att YardsPatterson (Alden) 92 1,097Timmis (Canisius) 105 908Fisher (Ellicottville) 111 878Lynch (St. Francis) 81 805Jones (Burgard) 92 804Bailey (Kenmore West) 86 798Vail (Pioneer) 99 739Forster (Cattaraugus-LV) 118 715Sharp (Falconer) 117 694ZWilliams (Silver Creek) 84 682Majewski (Starpoint) 102 679Jackson (Cheektowaga) 62 670Haas (Salamanca) 96 664DeCinque (Jamestown) 104 659Riggs (West Sen West) 108 658Lobdell (Kenmore West) 73 655Carter (OʼHara) 84 650ANoonan (Nichols) 80 648Vallone (St. Maryʼs) 94 642Taggart (Lackawanna) 79 635Robbins (Randolph) 73 626DiMillo (Timon) 37 618Jordan (McKinley) 71 612Gelz (Clarence) 77 597Bacon (Tonawanda) 98 586Anderson (Orchard Park) 69 554Fogan (Bennett) 65 550Fiore (Hamburg) 93 548Woodruff (Pioneer) 82 545Angelhow (North Ton) 58 540

2011 Section 6 Leader Board

Player (Team) TDAnderson (Orchard Park)........ 15Bailey (Kenmore West)........... 14Timmis (Canisius)................... 13Patterson (Alden).................... 12Chambers (Lockport).............. 12Johnson (McKinley)................ 11DeCinque (Jamestown).......... 11ANoon (Nichols)...................... 10ZWilliams (Silver Creek)......... 10

4 players tied with 9.

Player (Team) Rec YardsJacobbi (Wmsville South) 28 427Nettles (South Park) 24 292Swan (Southwestern) 22 322Pilger (Portville) 22 297Krecicz (Grand Island) 22 289Wagner (Wmsville East) 21 365Williams (Timon) 20 554Johnson (Orchard Park) 20 413Dwaileebe (Jamestown) 20 265Stumpf (Wmsville South) 20 245Benton (Canisius) 19 366TMarsh (Panama) 19 315Zulia (St. Joeʼs) 19 228Briggs (St. Joeʼs) 18 303Gallivan (Tonawanda) 18 291Borden (Amherst) 17 275Davis (St. Joeʼs) 17 268Miller (Iroquois) 17 140Huffman (Gowanda) 16 304Donaldson (Dunkirk) 16 243Cason (Maryvale) 16 305Buryta (North Tonawanda) 15 277Lewis (Lancaster) 15 202Wilkinson (Iroquois) 15 184Griffin (Medina) 15 104Richards (Canisius) 14 340Taylor (Medina) 14 327Holmes (Dunkirk) 14 224Walch (Wilson) 14 187Whitney (Jamestown) 14 185GBelton (Amherst) 14 184Lipomi (Hamburg) 14 159Inglut (Lake Shore) 14 133

RUSHING

RECEIVING

TOUCHDOWNSTOUCHDOWN PASSESPlayer (Team) TDDougherty (Timon)................... 15Kelly (St. Joeʼs)....................... 12Jugovic (Canisius)................... 12Jimerson (Silver Creek)........... 11Ferguson (Wmsville South)..... 11Lowe (Portville)........................ 10Crowley (Orchard Park)........... 9Farnham (Fredonia)................. 9Anderson (JFK)........................ 9


PASSING YARDSPlayer (Team) YardsKelly (St. Joeʼs).........................1,181Lowe (Portville)......................... 995Ferguson (Wmsville South)....... 952Jugovic (Canisius)..................... 946Dougherty (Timon)..................... 911Sterisha (Gowanda)................... 772Howie (South Park).................... 770

Player (Team) INTAMarsh (Panama)..................... 4McDaniel (Wmsville North)....... 4


INTERCEPTIONS

Player (Team) FR


FUMBLE RECOVERIESFIELD GOALSPlayer (Team) FG (Lg) Weidemann (Pioneer)................. 3 (31)Perna (West Sen West).............. 2 (30)Haddick (Albion).......................... 2 (28)

8 players tied with 1 FG.

Photo by Mark Adair

Kenmore West running back Martin Bailey rushed for 204 yards and 4TDs as the Blue Devils beat Lockport 27-7 last weekend.

WEEK 1Friday, September 2ndEast Syracuse-Minoa 40, W. Seneca West 15Lackawanna 20, Lake Shore 13Jamestown 28, Niagara Falls 13Tonawanda 8, Hutch Tech 6West Seneca East 32, Hamburg 13Amherst 13, Iroquois 0Wmsv South 27, South Park 6Wilson 54, Gowanda 42Bishop Timon 42, Cardinal OʼHara 6Lancaster 34, Frontier 7Albion 38, Niagara Wheatfield 12Depew 41, Cheektowaga 19Eden 34, Medina 20Springville 21, Salamanca 14Cassadaga Valley 34, Catt-Little Valley 28 (ot)Southwestern 35, Falconer 12Akron 26, Lafayette 8Randolph 27, Frewsburg 25Maple Grove 36, Portville 0Chautauqua Lake 22, Ellicottville 6Franklinville 28, Pine Valley 14Canisius 64, McQuaid 33

Saturday, September 3rdNichols 42, Niagara Catholic 0McKinley 34, North Tonawanda 29Pioneer 14, Burgard 6St. Maryʼs 43, IP Grover 24Aquinas 40, St. Joeʼs 20Fredonia 29, JFK 14Clymer 46, Forestville 24Panama 16, Sherman 14Orchard Park 45, Kenmore West 19Williamsville North 37, Kenmore East 8Sweet Home 38, Williamsville East 0Lockport 36, Starpoint 12Westfield-Brocton 9, Allegany-Limestone 8East High 16, East Aurora 12Cleve Hill 52, Maryvale 30Clarence 28, Riverside 8Bennett 44, Grand Island 16Lew-Port 26, Newfane 14Silver Creek 35, Dunkirk 14St. Francis 35, Liverpool 14Alden 31, Cobleskill 10Olean 47, Bradford 18

WEEK 2Friday, September 9thAmherst 41, Lake Shore 6Williamsville South 38, Bennett 14North Tonawanda 48, Williamsville North 2West Seneca East 24, Iroquois 21Hamburg 19, South Park 18Sweet Home 14, McKinley 6Pioneer 35, East Aurora 7Alden 59, St. Maryʼs 26Maryvale 50, Tonawanda 21Maple Grove 38, Grover/I Prep 12Cheektowaga 25, Lew-Port 8Fredonia 2, Lafayette 0 (Forfeit)JFK 20, Wilson 14Clarence 55, Frontier 20Orchard Park 31, Jamestown 14Lancaster 23, West Seneca West 9Depew 32, Newfane 19Olean 12, Springville 6Akron 20, Medina 14Catt-Little Valley 15, Allegany-Limestone 12Salamanca 33, Falconer 18Southwestern 21, Westfield-Brocton 14Cleve Hill 44, Gowanda 12Silver Creek 41, Portville 28

Frewsburg 52, Nichols 16Forestville 28, Pine Valley 13Chautauqua Lake 44, Franklinville 6Batavia 44, OʼHara 40

Saturday, September 11thCanisius 41, Elmira 6St. Joeʼs 47, Msgr. Farrell 32St. Francis 50, Holy Trinity 26Randolph 27, Cassadaga Valley 6Panama 33, Clymer 22Ellicottville 22, Sherman 13Niagara Falls 38, Niagara Wheatfield 0Kenmore West 41, Hutch Tech 6Lockport 34, Riverside 6Starpoint 16, Grand Island 12Williamsville East 12, Kenmore East 2Dunkirk 12, Eden 7Albion 25, East High 0Lackawanna 32, Burgard 7Timon 42, St. John The Baptist 7

WEEK 3Friday, September 16thAmherst 33, West Seneca East 12Orchard Park 53, West Seneca West 20Hutch Tech 28, Maryvale 20Bennett 35, Hamburg 7McKinley 26, Iroquois 7Williamsville South 41, Lake Shore 15South Park 40, Lew-Port 7Alden 33, Medina 7Pioneer 26, Springville 19Cardinal OʼHara 31, IP Grover 14Bishop Timon 41, St. Maryʼs 14Clarence 35, Niagara Falls 0Sweet Home 25, Frontier 14Lancaster 42, Lockport 28Depew 28, Albion 11Tonawanda 20, Burgard 16Cheektowaga 35, Lackawanna 18Southwestern 24, Olean 7Dunkirk 25, East Aurora 0Fredonia 35, Wilson 7Randolph 40, Silver Creek 21Westfield 14, Cassadaga Valley 0Frewsburg 49, Portville 26Maple Grove 49, Nichols 0Ellicottville 36, Panama 28Sherman 22, Franklinville 7Salamanca 20, Catt-Little Valley 6

Saturday, September 17thSt. Joeʼs 34, Canisius 20JFK 41, Lafayette 8Clymer 42, Pine Valley 0 Chautauqua Lake 47, Forestville 0Kenmore West 35, Riverside 6Jamestown 49, Niagara Wheatfield 0Williamsville North 32, Williamsville East 7North Tonawanda 28, Grand Island 7Starpoint 41, Kenmore East 0Newfane 34, East High 20Akron 28, Cleve Hill 7Eden 39, Gowanda 8Allegany-Limestone 19, Falconer 6Aquinas 34, St. Francis 20

WEEK 4Friday, September 23rdHamburg 21, Lake Shore 8Jamestown 40, West Seneca West 7Williamsville South 21, Iroquois 6West Seneca East 22, Bennett 0South Park 16, Amherst 3Alden 40, Albion 14Cheektowaga 43, Tonawanda 6Lackawanna 33, Maryvale 14Burgard 26, Lew-Port 0Cleve Hill 62, Wilson 28St. Francis 43, Fairview 7Bishop Timon 34, Wilson Magnet 0Nichols 41, Finney 16Pioneer 13, Dunkirk 7Springville 26, East Aurora 7Clarence 20, Lancaster 0Orchard Park 48, Frontier 7Fredonia 37, Gowanda 28Falconer 34, Lafayette 0Westfield 28, Catt-Little Valley 14Frewsburg 41, I Prep 6Maple Grove 34, Silver Creek 14Randolph 46, Portville 12Chautauqua Lake 30, Clymer 6Franklinville 27, Ellicottville 18Salamanca 21, Southwestern 10Cathedral Prep 58, Canisius 28

Saturday, September 24thSt. Maryʼs 28, Cardinal OʼHara 6JFK 27, Akron 6Panama 27, Pine Valley 0Sherman 28, Forestville 6St. Joeʼs 61, Central Mountain (Pa) 28Allegany-Limestone 8, Cassadaga Valley 6Lockport 26, Hutch Tech 14Kenmore West 49, Niagara Falls 31Niagara Wheatfield 21, Riverside 6McKinley 21, Williamsville North 7North Tonawanda 42, Kenmore East 7Grand Island 20, Williamsville East 19Sweet Home 22, Starpoint 14Depew 35, East High 14Medina 34, Newfane 13Eden 13, Olean 7

WEEK 5 Friday, September 30th Amherst 21, Hamburg 20 otJamestown 47, Lancaster 14Niag. Wheatfield 21, Hutch Tech 20Frontier 23, West Seneca West 13Bennett 43, Iroquois 31Williamsville South 28, West Seneca East 7Lake Shore 29, South Park 6North Tonawanda 41, Williamsville East 18Albion 20, Newfane 14Alden 14, Depew 13Medina 21, East High 14Tonawanda 35, Lew-Port 7Lackawanna 39, East Aurora 6Olean 27, Dunkirk 21Bishop Timon 35, Springville 16Akron 36, Wilson 8Gowanda 18, Lafayette 14Allegany-Limestone 28, Portville 15Catt-Little Valley 28, Falconer 14Silver Creek 27, Grover Cleveland 6Maple Grove 38, Randolph 6Frewsburg 50, Cardinal OʼHara 12Panama 28, Franklinville 7Chautauqua Lake 44, Pine Valley 7Salamanca 35, Westfield-Brocton 13

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WEEK 5 (Continued) Saturday, October 1st Niagara Falls 41, Riverside 0Orchard Park 44, Clarence 13Cheektowaga 23, St. Maryʼs 10Walsh Jesuit 45, Canisius 27JFK 41, Nichols 19Southwestern 12, Cassadaga Valley 0Sherman 22, Clymer 12Ellicottville 18, Forestville 6Kenmore West 27, Lockport 7Williamsville North 7, Grand Island 0Sweet Home 52, Kenmore East 8Starpoint 32, McKinley 25 Maryvale 29, Burgard 22Pioneer 17, Eden 0Fredonia 26, Cleve Hill 16St. Joeʼs 27, St. Francis 20

WEEK 6Thursday, October 6th Williamsville South @ Williamsville East, 4:00Williamsville North @ Amherst, 6:00

Friday, October 7th Canisius @ Aquinas (5), 7:00St. Francis @ Bishop Timon, 7:00Frontier @ Jamestown, 7:00Iroquois @ Hamburg, 7:00South Park @ West Seneca East, 7:00Lake Shore @ Bennett, 7:00 (All-High)Kenmore East @ McKinley, 7:00 (Riverside)Starpoint @ North Tonawanda, 7:00Newfane @ Wilson, 7:00East High @ Alden, 7:00Maryvale @ Lew-Port, 7:00Olean @ Pioneer, 7:00Randolph @ Grover Cleve, 7:00 (JB Wiley)West Seneca West @ Clarence, 7:30Lackawanna @ Tonawanda, 7:30Depew @ Medina, 7:30Orchard Park @ Lancaster, 7:30Dunkirk @ Springville, 7:30Eden @ East Aurora, 7:30Akron @ Fredonia, 7:30JFK @ Gowanda, 7:30Allegany-Limestone @ Southwestern, 7:30Catt-Little Valley @ Portville, 7:30Westfield-Brocton @ Falconer, 7:30St. Maryʼs @ Silver Creek, 7:30Frewsburg @ Maple Grove, 7:30Clymer @ Ellicottville, 7:30

Saturday, October 8th Albion @ Nichols, 1:00Salamanca @ Cassadaga Valley, 1:30Pine Valley @ Sherman, 1:30Franklinville @ Forestville, 1:30Chautauqua Lake @ Panama, 1:30Cardinal OʼHara @ St. Joeʼs, 2:00Hutch Tech @ Riverside, 2:00 (Riverside)Lockport @ Niagara Falls, 2:00Kenmore West @ Niagara Wheatfield, 2:00Grand Island @ Sweet Home, 2:00Burgard @ Cheektowaga, 2:00Cleve Hill @ Lafayette, 2:00

WEEK 7Friday, October 15th Tonawanda @ North Tonawanda, 6:00Iroquois @ Lake Shore, 6:30Clarence @ Jamestown, 7:00West Seneca East @ West Seneca West, 7:00Amherst @ Williamsville South, 7:00South Park @ Bennett, 7:00Medina @ Albion, 7:00Cheektowaga @ Maryvale, 7:00Riverside @ Orchard Park, 7:30Hamburg @ Frontier, 7:30Lancaster @ Depew, 7:30Lew-Port @ Lackawanna, 7:30Fredonia @ Dunkirk, 7:30Gowanda @ Akron, 7:30Cassadaga Valley @ Falconer, 7:30Catt-Little Valley @ Southwestern, 7:30Maple Grove @ Westfield-Brocton, 7:30Frewsburg @ Silver Creek, 7:30I Prep @ Portville, 7:30Bishop Timon @ Randolph, 7:30Sherman @ Chautauqua Lake, 7:30Ellicottville @ Pine Valley, 7:30Allegany-Limestone @ Salamanca, 7:30St. Joeʼs @ Stubenville (O), 7:30Bishop Timon @ Randolph, 7:30

Saturday, October 16th Wilson @ Lafayette, 12:00 (All-High)Forestville @ Panama, 1:30Franklinville @ Clymer, 1:30Cansius @ Cardinal OʼHara, 2:00Nichols @ Niagara Catholic, 2:00Hutch Tech @ Niagara Falls, 2:00Kenmore East @ Kenmore West, 2:00Niagara Wheatfield @ Lockport, 2:00Sweet Home @ Williamsville North, 2:00McKinley @ Grand Island, 2:00Starpoint @ Williamsville East, 2:00Alden @ Newfane, 2:00Pioneer @ East High, 2:00 (JB Wiley)Springville @ Eden, 2:00JFK @ Cleve Hill, 2:00St. Maryʼs @ Burgard, 2:30 (All-High)East Aurora @ Olean, 6:30St. Ignatius @ St. Francis, 7:00

WEEK 8FRIDAY OCTOBER 21stSection VI Playoffs TBA Finney (5) @ Nichols, 4:00

Saturday, October 22ndSection VI Playoffs TBABishop Timon @ Canisius, 1:00Donald Wilson @ St. Joeʼs, 2:00St. Francis @ Cardinal OʼHara, 2:00

WEEK 9Friday, October 28thSection VI Semifinals TBACardinal OʼHara @ Stubenville (OH), 7:00

Saturday, October 29thSection VI Semifinals TBABishop Timon @ St. Joeʼs, 2:00Canisius @ St. Francis, 7:00

WEEK 10Friday, November 6th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Playoffs, TBASection VI Championships, TBA

Saturday, November 7th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Playoffs, TBASection VI Championships, TBA

WEEK 11Thursday, November 12th @ Ralph WilsonMsgr. Martin Championships, TBA

Friday, November 13thNYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA

Saturday, November 14thNYS Playoffs: Section VI vs. Section V, TBA

WEEK 12Friday, November 20thNYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA

Saturday, November 21stNYS Playoffs: Semifinals, TBA

WEEK 13Friday, November 27th @ Carrier DomeNYS Championships, TBA

Saturday, November 28th @ Carrier DomeNYS Championships, TBA

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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 belongs to the man marred by the dust and the sweat and the blood;

who strives valiantly; who errs and comes short again and again and again...

...who at best knows,in the end, the triumphof high achievements and who, at the worst, if he fails at least fails while daring greatly,

so that his place will never be with those cold timid souls who know neither victory or defeat.

- Theodore Roosevelt

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Starpoint bounced back from a loss to Sweet Home andbeat McKinley 35-28 last weekend and kept their hopes ofgetting to play a home playoff game alive.

Starpoint is 3-1 in A North games, 3-2 overall. TheSpartans will play North Tonawanda next weekend and thewinner will clinch at least one home playoff game.

“We havenʼt had a playoff game at home in, maybe, 20years,” Cavagnaro said. “We havea history of being better in Games5 through 8 and we need to keepthat up.”

Cavagnaro says his teamreceived unexpected help duringthe summer workouts when a play-er from Texas walked onto histeam.

“We heard that we were gettinga new student,” Cavagnaro said,“and when you hear that you aregetting a player from Texas, thatʼsawesome. The coaches really gotexcited. If he played in Texas, hecan play in Western New York.”

And so, RJ Hernandez, whoplayed 5A football for Eagle PassHigh School in Texas, joined theStarpoint program in July.

“He came in to meet with us buthe wasnʼt registered for schoolyet,” Cavagnaro said. “He couldnʼtlift or practice with us but he fit inright away. Heʼs really a great kid.Heʼs funny, heʼs positive. He madefriends right away.”

But once Hernandez was able to join in the workouts,Cavagnaro was impressed.

“Once he got registered for school,” Cavagnaro said,“Holy Smoke... Heʼs the real deal. Heʼs all business on thefield.”

Hernandez, a 5-11, 185-pound junior, lived near the RioGrande River along the border with Mexico. He landed inWestern New York because his father works with the UnitedStates Customs and Immigration Department.

“He works in border patrol,” Hernandez said. “Heʼs origi-nally from Brooklyn and wanted to come back north so hegot a transfer to Niagara Falls.”

Now most people understand that football in Texas is dif-ferent than just about anywhere else - especially in WesternNew York.

Hernandez, however, says that the actual “football” isnʼt

that different. The hype surrounding the game is, well...“Itʼs almost the same on the field,” he said. “In Texas, the

fans are different. The sound of the game is different. Thecrowds for the games here are about the same as thecrowds we get for the intra-squad scrimmage. The serious-ness of football is different in Texas.”

In Texas, football is extremely serious. “After practice, there are a whole bunch of little kids ask-

ing for autographs,” Hernandez said with a laugh. “Thatdoesnʼt happen here.”

Cavagnaro says that Hernandez gave the Spartans a lit-tle bit of an edge that they had lacked in past seasons.

“We have some talent, Cavagnaro said, “but we reallylacked having a guy be a little nasty. RJ has made us amuch more physical team. We put him at middle linebacker.He makes the first hard hit and the other kids start to feed

off of him. He finds the ball.”Cavagnaro said that the other

players noticed and - even thoughhe was the new kid in school -Hernandez was named a captain.

“Heʼs all about football,”Cavagnaro said. “The other kidsliked him and looked up to him.”

One thing that Hernandez hasstruggled with is the Western NewYork weather.

“He wasnʼt bothered by the heatwe had early in the season,”Cavagnaro said. “When it was hot,he was in his element.”

Last weekend, with the tempera-tures in the 40s, Hernandez was alittle uncomfortable.

“The kids teased him a lot,”Cavagnaro said. “Some of themwere going to donate some longjohns for him. He didnʼt want tocome outside until we wereabsolutely ready. He said it was toocold.”

Hernandez was not used to theheavy rains the week before,

either.“I havenʼt practiced or played in rain since PeeWee foot-

ball,” Hernandez said. “Iʼve only seen snow once. I was herefor winter break and it was very cold.”

Once he was on the field, though, Hernandez was backat home.

“He had a great game,” Cavagnaro said. “He had doubledigits in tackles again. Once your playing, the cold goesaway.”

Hernandez says he is not looking forward to his first win-ter as a Western New York resident.

“I have no idea what Iʼm going to do,” Hernandez said.“People have told me about winter. I donʼt know what itwould be like to play football in the snow.”

Maybe, if he keeps making 10 tackles a game, heʼll beable to find out.

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