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S E C T I O N 6

Clarence beatsOrchard Parkin thriller

Shane SmithLeadsFredonia

Macks GetFirst Win InSection 6

Campion isJamestown’sChampion

State RecordsCollege ReportNYS RankingsSchedules

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This Week’s Lineup:

4 Jamestown’s Champion

Canisius linebacker Josh Perez leads

the Crusaders in tackles one year after

suffering a torn ACL. Perez has helped

Canisius to two opening wins.

6 Jamestown’s Champion

Jamestown’s Joey Campion leads the

Raiders to a big road win. Campion

may graduate as the valedictorian of

his class next spring.

8 Billies Win A Big One

Kevin O’Connell had a big day as

Williamsville South earned revenge

with a 34-13 win over Grand Island

last weeken.

16 Fredonia on a Roll

QB Shane Smith has had two big

games as Fredonia has opened the sea-

son with a pair of lopsided wins. Smith

is coming back from a knee injury.

ContentsSEPTEMBER 16, 2010

4 ... Sideline Chatter

5 ... Players of the Week

7 ... League Look-Ins

16 ... 2010 Notebook

17 ... Team Reports

40 ... Standings

41 ... Leader Board

42 ... Around The State

44 ... Campus News

47 ... Extra Point

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Bills Honor Goddard After Big WinClarence coach Tom Goddard

was named the Buffalo Billsʼ Coachof the Week after his Red Devilsdefeated OrchardPark 37-28 lastweekend.

Mike Gelz ran for177 yards and 3touchdowns on 28carries to power theground attack.

Cooper Wittigadded 82 yards on15 carries and also caught a 50-yardpass.

Quarterback Zach Lauricella ranseven times for 54 yards and 2 TDs.Wittig also completed 5 passes for123 yards and threw no intercep-tions.

This is the first time that Clarencehas beaten Orchard Park since the2000 season.

“This is one of the biggest winsthat we have had in the last fewyears,” Goddard said. “The kids

have really been focused on ourtheme this year. We are a goodteam but... can we play at the nextlevel? Can we possibly be a greatteam?”

The Red Devils rolled up 456yards of offense in the win overOrchard Park.

“Orchard Park is a measuringstick program in AA football,”Goddard said. “The kids proved thatwe could play at a higher level forone week. Now we have to prove itagain against Lancaster this week.We have to prove it every week.”

Goddard said he was pleasedwith the offensive output but thatthere were things that needed to beimproved.

“We look at our game film onMonday,” he said. “We point out thepositives and the things we need towork on. From that point on, wehave put this win aside and moveon. Itʼs enjoyable but itʼs over.”

This is the fourth time that

Goddard has been honored with theaward by the Bills.

“Itʼs great because itʼs for thekids, too,” he said. “Itʼs a great honorto be chosen but itʼs a reflection ofthe kids and how they played. Itʼs aprogram award because it took a lotmore than one person to win thatfootball game.”

Goddard played running back,tight end and linebacker forClarence before graduating in 1968.

He also played wide receiver forIowa Wesleyan College.

“Back then they had MajorCollege Football and Small Collegefootball,” he said. “Iowa Wesleyan isan NAIA school now.”

Goddard started his coachingcareer at Cheektowaga, serving ashead coach from 1980 until 1985.

He started coaching at Clarenceas an assistant on the staff in 1986and became the head coach in1993.

Goddard has 107 career wins.

Buffalo Bills Coach of the Week

Tom Goddard

Football Weekly… Where

“Tee Time” has nothing to do with

a golf course!...

Pancake of the Week…goes to Orchard Park’s Alex

Moore who flattened a Clarence

player with a devastating block on

the opening kickoff of the Quakers

loss last weekend. Moore later left

the game with a separated shoul-

der...

Whatever happened to…Anthony “Bear” Spina?...

Streaking… Sweet Home

beat Williamsville East 54-0 last

weekend. It was the Panthers’ 28th

win in a row. Sweet Home has the

2nd-longest winning streak in the

state... second only to...

Streaking… Southwestern,

who beat Salamanca 48-0 for the

Trojans’ 31st straight win. The two

longest winning streaks in the state

are right here in WNY...

Bye-Bye… Maple Grove was

supposed to play Brocton this

weekend but wil have an off week

after Brocton announced it was

dropping its varsity team after one

game...

Anyone who is anyone I…Will head South to Pioneer to see

two Class B teams battle for con-

trol of the B South Division.

Pioneer has scored 83 points in

two games while Eden continues

to frustrate opponents with a dou-

ble-wing offense...

No truth to the rumor…That Eden coach Chuck Tilley is

now known as “Ground Chuck”...

Anyone who is anyone II…Will head over to Cheektowaga to

see another matchup of unbeaten

teams. Albion employs a spread-

offense with a pass-first mentality.

Cheektowaga uses a power-option

running attack...

Yellow Fever… Due to a

major-league mix-up, Clarence

took the field in yellow practice

jerseys in the win over Orchard

Park this season. The “Yellow

Jersey Game” will be talked about

years from now...

Upside Down… A quick

look at the standings shows that

this season may not be normal in

AA. North Tonawanda and

Lancaster are both 0-2 while

Niagara Falls is undefeated.

Lancaster and NT have played in

The Ralph a combined 4 times in

the last 3 years... Niagara Falls has

never played at The Ralph...

Quick Updates…Williamsville South ran all over

Amherst 45-8 in a Thursday night

game this week. QB Joe Licata

threw for 272 yards on 20 of 29

passing... Williamsville North

scored on an 86-yard run with

2:00 left in the game to beat

Williamsville East 14-10... The

Thursday games were played due

to the Yom Kippur Holiday...

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Eden at PioneerKickoff: 7:00 pm, Friday

Inside Scoop: Two undefeated teams willtake the field trying to grab control of the BSouth Division. Eden coach Chuck Tilley (inset)will have t find a way to slow down the Pnthersoffense (88 83 points in two games). Pioneercoach Jim Duprey will have to figure out a wayto stop Edenʼs maddening, methodical double-wing attack.

Albion at CheektowagaKickoff: 7:00 pm, Friday

Inside Scoop: Another matchup of undefeatedteams. Albion coach Tony Osburn (inset) will have hishands full while trying to stop Cheektowagaʼs power-ful option attack with its stable-full of running backs.In turn, Cheektowaga coach Scott Zipp will have tocontend with the spread-offense attack of Albion andQB Kaleb Reynolds. This is a non-league game but itshould be a good one.

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SidelineChatter Josh Perez leadsCanisius Defense

Canisius openedup a 34-7 lead atthe half and beatLong Islandʼs St.John the Baptist41-7 last weekend.

After beatingCardinal OʼHara 40-7 in the openingweek, Canisiuscoach Brandon har-ris said that therewas still plenty towork on

“Iʼm still notreally satisfied,”Harris said. “Weare nowhere nearwhere we want tobe. We are scoring a lot of points but not doing itway I want to do it.”

The defense has been superb through 2 games.“Our defense has played shutout ball except for

two fluke plays,” Harris said. “We havenʼt given upmore than 100 yards in two games and we have alot of takeaways.”

Middle linebacker Josh Perez, a senior, hasbeen a stalwart on defense.

“Heʼs played phenominal football,” Harris said.“Heʼs making checks and adjustments. He is theQB of the defense.”

Peres suffered a torn ACL in the Crusaders lossto Aquinas last season. He has 22 tackles and afumble recovery through 2 games.

“Heʼs one of the hardest working kids on ourteam,” Harris said. “Heʼs the first one in and thelast one to leave.”

Josh Perez

Most Points in One GamePoints School Opponent Year

126-0….. North Tonawanda……...Dunkirk……..……… 1916

121-0….. Jamestown………..........Fredonia Normal……1922

119-0….. Watertown…………….. Alexandria Bay…….. 1923

118-0….. White Plains………..….Peekskill MA…….… 1920

113-0….. Brooklyn Prep………....Adelphia Academy… 1916

110-0….. Mohawk………..……... Dolgeville…….……. 1924

105-0….. Norwich………..……... Delhi…….…………. 1927

102-0….. Glens Falls………..…... Fort Edward………... 1919

102-0….. Binghamton Central…...Cortland……………. 1924

102-0….. Southampton………...... Sag Harbor…………. 1924

101-0….. Lawrence LI………..….Southampton……….. 1923

101-0….. Port Jervis………..…… Monticello…………..1927

100-7….. Medina………..………. Alden………………. 1926

Photo by Mark Adair

Mack TruckMcKinley running back looks for room in the Macks40-16 win over Kenmore East last weekend. It wasthe first Section 6 win for McKinley.


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Players of the Week

Special TeamsKeeon Colvin - Amherst

Vinny Bomasuto led Dunkirk to a 33-26 win over Olean last weekend as herushed for 196 yards and 3 TDs on 27carries. Bomasuto also caught a 15-yard TD pass as Dunkirk rallied froma 12-6 halftime deficit.

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Bryan Gibson, a senior defensivelineman, had a monster game as hemade 9 tackles, recovered 3 fumblesand blocked a kick in Forestville’s22-6 loss to Ellicottville last week.

Keeon Colvin returned a punt 70yards for a touchdown to helpAmherst beat hamburg 34-29 lastweekend. Colvin also rushed for 172yards and 3 TDs on 19 carries in theTigers win.

Jamestown evened itsʼ record at 1-1 after beatingLancaster 12-0 last weekend. After losing their opener toFrontier, the Red Raiders are now in the thick of a fierceplayoff battle in the AA South Division.

“Every year, the AA South is a fight from beginning toend,” Jamestown coach Tom Langworthy said. “Itʼs thetoughest league in all of New York State. We are used tothis type of schedule and weexpect it every year.”

It was Jamestownʼs firstwin over Lancaster since the2005 season.

“We havenʼt beaten themin Lancaster in ten years,”Langworthy said. “Ourdefense is playing well.Weʼre running the football.We feel like we can let thekids go out and play andthey have reacted well to it.”

Senior tailback JoeyCampion led the offense ashe rushed for 82 tough yardson 21 carries. Campionground out several firstdowns late in the gamewhen the Raiders were try-ing to drain the clock.

“Joey did a great job ofholding the football,”Langworthy said. “He madea couple of crucial firstdowns when we were tryingto work the clock.”

Campion played such abig role in the gamebecause Jamestownʼsstarter, Dylan Monroe, satout the contest with a high ankle sprain.

“Dylan got a high ankle sprain during camp,”Langworthy said. “His recovery will take a little longerthan we had hoped. We just have to give it a little moretime.”

Campion provided Jamestown with a dose of energy inthe win.

“Heʼs a high-energy player and a student of the game,”Langworthy said. “He brings 100 percent effort to everypractice and every work out. The kids look to him andrespect him.”

Campion starts at outside linebacker and starred forthe Jamestown defense in 2009.

“Joey is an all-around great kid,” Langworthy said.“Heʼs a well-rounded person. A great character kid and agreat player too. Heʼs a tremendous asset to have in theprogram. He leads by his mouth and by example.”

Campion had an ankle injury of his own to contendwith and, in the days leading up to the game, didnʼt knowif he would be able to play.

“I didnʼt know if I would be ready or not,” Campion

said. “Right before the game, my ankle was fine so Ihopped in and tried to do the best job I could.”

Campion was thrilled to get a road win in a divisionalgame.

“It was definitely an exciting win for us,” he said. “Wewere disappointed with the loss to Frontier. We felt wecould have played better. We were confidant that if we

played well, we could comeout with a win. We just keptfighting through the wholenight.”

Campion, who also playsbasketball for Jamestown, isfar more than just an athlete.

He ranks number-1 in hisclass academically and hasa chance to graduate as thevaledictorian of his class.

He is also a member ofthe National Honor Societyand is taking 4 AdvancedPlacement classes this year,after taking 5 AP as a junior.

Campion says he is notfocused on graduating asvaledictorian of his class.

“If I get it, that would begreat,” he said, “but I justwant to do my schoolwork tothe best of my ability andsee what happens.”

Campionʼs parents areboth doctors but, he saidthat he does not want toenter the medical field.

“My mom is a pediatri-cian,” he said, “my dad is agastroenterologist and does

some really gross stuff. That kind of steered me awayfrom being a doctor.”

Campion says he would love to continue playing foot-ball in college, but acknowledges that his size (5-8, 175)may work against him.

“I am looking to choose schools for academics,” hesaid. “I want to major in Mechanical or AeronauticalEngineering. I would love to play football or basketball incollege but the first priority is academics.”

Campion also says that people are surprised whenthey learn that a football player might also beJamestownʼs valedictorian.

“I guess Iʼm breaking the stereotype of football play-ers,” Campion said. “But we have other good students onthe team. My parents have stressed academics constant-ly. As a result, Iʼm a better student than an athlete.”

As far as the football season, Campion is very clear onhis goals.

“We want to make it to Ralph,” he said. “It wonʼt beeasy but we are looking forward to the challenge.”

- Mark Adair

Campion is J-town’s Champion

Photo by Mark Adair

Joey Campion led Jamestown to a big road winover Lancaster last weekend. He may graduate asvaledictorian next spring.


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as with a 21-20 overtime winover North Tonawanda lastweekend.

“NT is a state champi-onship team,” coach GregBronson said. “When youcan beat a team of that cal-iber, you feel like you didfairly well.”

It was the Lions first winover NT since the 2000 sea-son.

“There are a lot of kids inour program that haveplayed a lot of gamesagainst NT without a win,”Bronson said. “And recently,they havenʼt even beenclose.”

Lockport entered thefourth quarter trailing 14-0.

“The kids got it togetherand picked up the intensity nthe fourth quarter,” Bronsonsaid.

Dorian Polk rushed for128 yards on 20 carries andscored all 3 TDs for the

Lions. Polk also tipped awayNTʼs 2-point PAT pass tosecure the win.

“Dorian worked hard inthe off-season to get himselfready,” Bronson said. “Heʼsscored 3 touchdowns in twostraight games. I think hefeels like heʼs able to com-pete and excel.”

The Lions now have abig game at Kenmore Weston Saturday.

“After this, we feel like wecan compete with anybody,”Bronson said.

Class AA North

Photo by Mark AdairDorian Polk.

Witkowski leads OPOrchard Park lost at

Clarence 37-28 last week-end.

“Our division is prettygood,” coach Gene Tundosaid. “We know that wehave a target on us and thatteams are coming at us fullbore.”

Orchard Parkʼs offensewas in high gear as theQuakers gained over 400yards in the loss.

“We have just twostarters back on offense andtwo on defense,” Tundosaid. “We are getting better.Weʼre in a good position andweʼre happy with our team.”

Senior QB KyleWitkowski, a first-yearstarter, completed 19 of 38passes for 186 yards and 2TDs. Witkowski has passedfor 326 yards this season.

“Kyle played a little at theend of our last game lastseason,” Tundo said. “DaveJanca sick with the flu andKyle went in.”

Tundo says thatWitkowski has played wellthrough two games.

“We are pass blocking,

our receivers are runninggreat routes,” he said, “andKyle is doing a tremendousjob. He is making greatreads, heʼs finding the openreceiver and heʼs deliveringthe ball.”

Witkowski has thrown 3TD passes thus far.

“Kyle is a very astuteplayer,” Tundo said. “Heknows the game and he hasan accurate arm. You canʼtget much better than that.”

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Macks Get1st Win inSection 6

After opening with a lossto Williamsville East,McKinley rebounded to beatKenmore East 40-16 lastweekend.

“If we prepare and playfour quarters we can playwith anybody,” McKinleycoach Ed Wilson said. “Ourkids are excited, especiallyafter the disappointing losswe had the week prior.”

QB Markell Ingrampassed for 292 yards and 3TDs in the win. Ingram, asenior, completed 10 of 15passes.

“He has started since hewas a sophomore,” Wilsonsaid. “He is a smart youngman. Heʼs a football saavykid and a heart that wonʼtquit.”

Ingram is 5-11 and 180pounds.

“Heʼs not the biggest kidbut heʼs a coaches player,”Wilson said. “He gives youeverything heʼs got and

thatʼs all we can ask.”Ingram was actually a

surprise starter during hissohomore season.

“He was a backup,”Wilson said, “but our starterleft the team a week beforethe season started. Markellwent out on the field and hehad a decent season.”

Ingram maintains an aca-demic average near 90.

“Heʼs been visited byCornell and UConn came tosee him,” Wilson said. “Heʼsa fabulous kid.”

Class A North

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Markell Ingram.

Billies Win A Big OneWilliamsville South

earned a measure ofrevenge with a 34-13 win atGrand Island last weekend.

“It was a non-leaguegame,” coach KraigKurzanski said, “but the waythey beat us in the playoffslast year made this a biggame for our kids.”

South led 14-13 at thehalf and broke it open with 3TDs in the third quarter.

“We had played prettywell but we hadnʼt madeenough big plays,”Kurzanski said. “We stayedpatient and it kept us goinguntil the second half.”

Senior Kevin OʼConnellcaught 4 passes for 85yards and 2 TDs.

“Heʼs been our best play-er,” Kurzanski said. “Heʼs anexceptionally big receiverwith excellent hands. Heruns great routes, Heʼs aphysical kid and he playswith every bit of his size.”

OʼConnell (6-4, 200) isbeing recruited by Bucknell,Colgate, Cornell, Penn andHoly Cross.

“Kevin is an excellent

student,” Kurzanski said.“His grades are in the mid90s and he has a 1200 SATscore. There are a lot of col-leges that are going to wanthim in their program.”

OʼConnell played in twogames as a freshman.

“He came up for the lasttwo games,” Kurzanski said.“He made a couple of catch-es and we discovered howgood he was.”

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Final PlayNewfane beat

Tonawanda 17-14 whenSean Seefeldt kicked a 28-yard FG on the last play ofthe game.

“The kids were spastic,”coach Alex Haney said. “Itwas bedlam. I was trying toget everyone off the fieldbecause we werenʼt sure ofthere was going to be anoth-er play or not.”

It is the second straightyear that Newfame hasbeaten Tonawanda in thegameʼs final moments.

“Weʼre in exactly thesame place we were lastyear,” Haney said. “Now wehave to move past that.”

It was the first road winfor Newfane in years.

“No one here canremember ever winning aroad game on the varsitylevel,” Haney said. “Gettinga win on a Friday night wasa good step but we havemore to go.”

Seefeldt, a junior QB,

also ran 18 times for 228yards and a TD. He alsocompleted 4 of 10 passesfor 52 yards and a 5-yardscoring pass to TJ Knight.

“We felt pretty stronglyabout him in camp,” Haneysaid, “but we put him in acompetitive environment andhe won the battle.”

Haney had no doubtsabout sending on the FGteam for the last play.

“Weʼve seen him kick 50-yarders in practice,” he said.“He never shows any fear.”

Class B North

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Sean Seefeldt.

Nesbitt Leads Defense Burgard lost a tough

defensive slugfest 12-6 atDepew last weekend. TheBulldogs led 6-0 in the fourthquarter but surrendered thelead with less than 3 minutesto play.

“That a tough loss,”Burgard coach Jason Kolbsaid. “We felt like we playedwith one of the best teams inClass B.”

The game was physicalfrom the start.

“We slugged it out butthey made one more drivethan we did,” Kolb said. “Wemade some crucial mistakesand it cost us. This will leadto good things the next twoweeks.”

Kolb said Burgard wasjust as physical as Depew.

“Our kids played hard-nosed football,” Kolb said.“We feel we are a goodteam and we proved that.”

Senior FS Shakier Nesbittwas a standout on defense,making 14 tackles.

“Heʼs got some talent,”Kolb said. “We moved himfrom linebacker to safety inthe passing leagues during

the offseason. He was pick-ing off balls so we made themove permanent.”

Nesbitt returned an INT86 yards for a TD in theBulldogs opening-week winover Akron. He has alsocaught 4 passes for 96 yardsthis season.

“He came to us as ajunior and worked his wayonto the field as a line-backer,” Kolb said. “Heʼs agreat team leader.”

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Wilson PostsShutout Win

Over GowandaWilson improved to 1-1

on the season with a 13-0win over Gowanda lastweekend. Wilson reboundedfrom an opening-week lossto Grover Cleveland.

“I asked these kids toimprove every day,” coachBill Atlas said, “and theyhave done that since theGrover game. They are get-ting better every day inevery drill.”

Senior WR CodyReimers scored both TDsfor the Lakemen in the win.He ran 29 yards for a TDand caught a TD pass.Reimers also kicked a PAT.

“Cody kicks, punts playswide receiver and defense,”Atlas said. “He does it all.He has a shot to play col-lege football.”

Reimers was Wilsonʼssecond-leading receiver asthe Lakemen qualified forthe playoffs last year.

“He has taken over asnumber-one target in the

spread offense,” Atlas said.Reimers finished the day

with 6 catches for 80 yardsand also made 4 tacklesand intercepted a pass.

“Our stepped it up insidethe red zone,” Atlas said.“The turnovers were huge.”

Reimers has an academ-ic average in the high 90s.

“Heʼs a great student,”Atlas said. “Heʼs worked outon his own for the past cou-ple of years and itʼs paid off.He quiet but he leads byexample and his actions onthe field.”

Class C North

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Cody Reimers.

Falconer Gets First WinFalconer evened their

record at 1-1 with a 26-22win over Allegany-Limestonelast weekend.

“It was our first leaguewin in three years,” coachMike Ginestre said. “Ourkids fought hard the wholegame. This puts us right inthe hunt for the playoffrace.”

Falconer led 20-6 in thesecond quarter but fellbehind 22-20 in the 4th.

Kyle Miller hit JordanArmeli with the go-ahead TDand the defense made ahuge stop with 2:00 to play.

“They had a first-and-goaland we stopped them on 4plays,” Ginestre said. “I wasproud of our kids with howwe fought back.”

Junior RB led the offenseas he rushed for 172 yardsand scored TDs on runs of84 and 25 yards.

Sharp rushed for 142yards and a TD in the open-ing 41-13 loss toSouthwestern.

“Nateʼs very quick,”Ginestre said. “Heʼs not thebiggest kid in the world buthe has great cuts. On both

TDs he broke outside andwent up the sidelines.”

Unfortunately, Falconer isholding itʼs breath becauseSharp left with a knee injuryin 3rd quarter.

“Weʼre still waiting foretsts but Iʼm optimistic thatʼllheʼll play again soon,”Ginestre said.

Sharp is a junior but thisis his 3rd varsity season.

“He put in a lot of work,”Ginestre said, “and heʼsreaping benefits.”

Class C South

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Nate Sharp.

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UnverdorbenPowersPortville

Portville moved into firstplace in the D East with a26-7 win over Frewsburg.

“Frewsburg is an estab-lished playoff program,”coach Gary Swetland said.“I think we made a state-ment and hopefully we canmaintain that.”

Trent Unverdorbenrushed for 135 yards on 15carries and scored TDs onruns of 74 and 56 yards.

“Heʼs quick and a toughrunner to corral,” Swetlandsaid. “He doesnʼt have blis-tering, all-out speed but heʼsvery quick and very strong.”

Unverdorben led thePanthers with 800 rushingyards last season and wasnamed a Class D all-star.

“He missed two gameswith a broken hand,”Swetland said. “He playedthe last two games with acast on his hand. It waschallenging but heʼs a toughkid who plays hard and per-

forms at a very high level.”Unverdorben (5-8, 160)

also punts and kicks off forPortville.

“Heʼs very quiet but heʼsa good team leader,”Swetland said. “Heʼs veryhard working and very deter-mined. Heʼs a good solidstudent and a good solid cit-izen.”

Portville is tied wthRandolph for first place.

“We have a fairly veteranteam with good battlefieldcomposure,” Swetland said.

Class D East

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Trent Unverdorben.

Panama Looks for WinPanama lost to Maple

Grove 26-0 and fell to 0-2.“We graduated 12 kids

last year,” coach ChrisPayne said. “Weʼre all newkids with 10 starters.”

Panama lost a heart-breaker, 13-12, to Westfieldin the opening week.

“We dominated thegame,” Payne said. “Wemoved the ball up and downthe field but we turned theball over.”

Panama has had troublerunning the football thus far.

“Our whole offensive lineis brand new,” Payne said.“We are really going to havean adjustment time until wecan get comfortable. Wehave not been able to runthe ball so we need to getback to basics.”

With the running gamestruggling to find its footing,Panama will rely on QB NickLenart heavily this season.

“Heʼs a second-yearstarter and heʼs feeling morecomfortable with theoffense,” Payne said. “Heʼsreally stepped up his game,especially in week 1.”

Lenart passed for 130yards and 2 TDs in the lossto Westfield.

“Heʼs a team leader,”Payne said. “For a smallschool like ours, itʼs big tohave a QB coming back.

Lenart starts at guard forthe basketball team.

“Heʼs one of the bestbasketball players inChautauqua County,” Paynesaid. “Heʼs a playmaker.”

Class D West

Photo by Mark Adair

Nick Lenart.

Msgr. Martin

St. Joeʼs lost 21-20 to Msgr. Farrellon the last play of the game last week-end.

“Weʼre young and made some mis-takes,” Gilbert said. “But we made a lotless than we made against Aquinas.”

The Marauders trailed 14-0 after aquarter but took a 20-14 lead with 3:00to play in the game.

“We never stop swinging,” coachDennis Gilbert said. “If we lose, welose. But we never quit. I donʼt carewho we are playing, we will not quitplaying hard.”

Quarterback Chad Kelly had a bigday as he completed 23 of 38 passesfor 238 and 2 TDs.

His skill set is amazing,” Gilbert said.“He can make every throw. He has

great vision. He sees the field very well.Most high school kids can get to thesecond progression and heʼs already onhis thord.”

Kelly, a junior, also ran for 80 yardson 12 carries.

“He knows where the ball needs togo,” Gilbert said. “He has great feet andhis field sense is even better.”

Kelly moved back to Western NewYork after moving to Pennsylvania inthe 7th grade.

“His family moved back and he cameto us as a sophomore,” Gilbert said.

Kelly also plays basketball and wasnamed an all-Catholic lacrosse player.

“Heʼs very intense and super com-petitive,” Gilbert said. “He has a ton ofenergy and he loves to compete.”

St. Joe’s loses on Final Play

St. Joe’s Chad Kelly.Photo by Mark Adair


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Football AllianceFredonia crushed Cassadaga

Valley 55-16 last weekend. TheHillbillies jumped out to a huge 34-8lead at the half, allowing coach BobBall to sub liberally.

“We subbed with four minutesleft in 3rd quarter,” Ball said. “The2nd team played a lot. We gotsome juniors on the field and got alot of kids alot of snaps.”

Afteropening theseason witha 33-0 winoverSalamanca,Fredonia isnow 2-0 andin the thick ofthe C SouthDivision race.

“The kidsare feelingpretty goodright now,”Ball said.“They put a lot of effort into devel-oping a new offense. But theseniors understand that nothing willbe given to us. Weʼre not overlycocky but each week we getstronger as a group.”

Fredonia will play their first homegame on Friday when they hostGowanda.

Ballʼs new offense has scored 88points in Fredoniaʼs two games.

“Weʼre running a spread offenseand getting our speed into the openfield,” Ball said. “We wanted to runthis offense last year.”

But when Shane Smith suffereda season-ending knee injury threedays before August practice start-ed, Ball had to scrap his plans forthe spread.

“We played two quarterbacks,”

Ball said. “One had not playedquarterback since the 8th gradeand one had never played. Theygave us their best effort but westruggled on offense.”

Smith started at flanker and out-side linebacker as a sophomorewhen Fredonia went to RalphWilson Stadium two years ago.

“Shanehasnʼt playedQB since hisfreshmanyear,” Ballsaid. “Weknew what hewas capableof but he hadnot had gameexperiencesince hisfreshman yearon the JVteam.”

So far,Smith hasdone a solid

job of running the spread offenseand leads the team with 196 yardsrushing

“Heʼs a quick runner and itʼs hardto get a solid hit on him,” Ball said.“He spins and bounces off of peo-ple. He keeps his feet moving.”

Smith has also passed for 303yards.

“He is extremely accurate,” Ballsaid. “You donʼt see him throw abad pass. He has quick releaseand if he sees someone open, hegets it there in a hurry.”

Smith, who had knee surgerylast October, is a team captain.

“Shane is a self-motivated kid,”Ball said. “He was always like thatbut I think playing means a lot moreto him after having to sit out lastyear. He wonʼt take it for granted.”

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Kling and His CourtBy Mark Adair

Depew sweated out atough 12-6 win overBurgard in a defensiveslugfest and improved to2-0 on the season.

The game was physi-cal, with plenty of hardhits delivered. Neitherteam seemed interestedin much trickery.

Just straight ahead,smash-mouth football.

After playing to ascoreless tie after threequarters, Depew surren-dered the gameʼs first TDand trailed 6-0 with 11:00left in the game.

The Wildcats respond-ed by mounting a pair ofscoring drives, first tyingthe game and then takingthe lead when AaronErtel tossed TD passesto Sam Sallaj andAnthony Emmanuele.

Depew is now 2-0heading into this weekʼsgame with Akron. TheWildcats will also faceSouth Park before head-ing into one of WNYʼsmost anticipated gamesof the year when theyhost defending Class Bchampion Cheektowaga.

“Weʼve got to take them one at a time,” Depew coachDan McGrath said, “but we want to win them all. Thatʼs agoal of ours every year.”

Depew, which last won a Section 6 title in 2007, iswidely considered a legitimate contender for the Class Btitle.

The reason is simple: The Wildcats have one of thebiggest offensive lines for a Class B school in memory.

“We do have some size this year,” Depew coach DanMcGrath said. “We have some pretty big kids up front.”

The biggest of the behemoths is 2-way tackle JohnKling, a 6-7, 285-pound senior who has already given averbal commitment to play for the University at Buffalo

next season.While Kling may be

the highest-profileamong the linemen, healso is the “rookie” of thebunch. He transferred toDepew after playingthree seasons at St.Maryʼs.

“John was one ofours to begin with,”McGrath said. “Heplayed modified ball forus in 7th and 8th grade.When he transferredhere, he was cominghome where hebelonged.”

McGrath was pleas-antly surprised whenKling enrolled in Depewlast December.

“He was definitely anice addition to theteam,” McGrath said.“He came out forwrestling in November.We were busy doing lift-ing and he jumped rightinto that. He knew a lotof our kids from elemen-tary school and he quick-ly re-established relation-ships with those kids.”

Unfortunately, Depewwill now be without Kling

for the next four weeks after he suffered a broken foot inthe win over Burgard.

“He broke it on the play before Burgard scored theirtouchdown,” McGrath said. “He played another play buthad to come out.”

Kling was immediately seen by an orthopaedic doctorwho helps with the team as a volunteer.

“By 11:30 that night,” McGrath said, “Dr. Szarzanowiczhad already seen him and had him in a boot.”

Depew also lost Josh Wiechelt (6-1, 240) from theoffensive line after he was banged up on a kickoff. It is

Depew lineman John Kling has verbally commit-ted to play for the University at Buffalo next year.He suffered a broken foot last week.

Depew will have to overcome the loss of lineman John Kling

Photo by Mark Adair

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unknown how much time Wiechelt will miss.“We had to make some pretty big adjustments,”

McGrath said, “but the kids who came in played verywell.”

Amazingly, despite the loss of Kling and Wiechelt,Depew is still huge.

Andrew Burgio (6-1, 287) is starting at left guard whilesenior Mike Kasprzak (6-5, 250) moved down the line totake Klingʼs spot at left tackle. Jaden Cotton (6-4, 292) isstarting at right tackle.

“Yeah, were still pretty big,” McGrath said, “but ouroverall average certainly went down when those two guysgot injured.”

Zack Krieb, a junior, was inserted into the line at cen-ter. At 5-11, Krieb is relatively small but he still weighs280. Chris Twaragowski, the smallest lineman on theteam at 5-11, 170, is now starting at right guard.

“I never want to see anyone get injured,” McGrath said,“especially offensive linemen. But it created an opportunityto shuffle some other guys around and give them achance to show what they can do.”

McGrath says that he is confidant that his new linecombination, although different, will be no less effectivethan it has been in the first two games.

“These guys are excellent pass blockers,” McGrathsaid. “Against Burgard, we got out of our toe-to-toe offen-sive run game for a while and spread it out a little. Wewanted to see what our skill kids could do with space. Atthe end, we went to Ertelʼs arm. Weʼll have to makeadjustments because our team that starts the third gamewonʼt be close to the team that started the season.

Kling, who maintains an academic average of 91, is anoutstanding player. Before the injury, he started on offenseand defense and is also the Wildcats long snapper.

He was also the first player in WNY to commit to aDivision I scholarship program when he accepted UBʼsscholarship offer in June.

“I really wanted to be at UB,” Kling said. “Why hold outfor anything else? Thatʼs where I wanted to go.”

A day later, UB got a verbal commitment fromWilliamsville South quarterback Joe Licata.

“I talked to Joe Licata,” Kling said. “Heʼs really excitedlike I am. We both like the coaches and weʼre both lookingforward to playing for them next year.”

Kling says that he is confidant that the Wildcats will beable to play deep into November this season.

“We have some really big guys on the line,” Kling said.“We have three guys that are over 6-4. We take a lot ofpride in our line. I know the kids in there will play well.”

Despite being the newest linemen at Depew, he hasplayed in Ralph Wilson Stadium more than any otherplayer on the roster. Kling played at ʻThe Ralph ̓threetimes for St. Maryʼs in the Msgr. Martin Association cham-pionship.

“Iʼm looking for big things this year,” Kling said. “Iʼmlooking to go to the Ralph again. I think we can do it.”

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This weekʼs Heart of a Champion CharacterPlaybook word-of-the-week is Cheerful.

This condition of your heart is a choice and dependingon your choice can either drain your team or bring life to it.Defined: A hopeful heart that is bright, optimistic and of agood spirit. Outcome: PASSION

Lou Holtz, Former Notre Dame National ChampionshipCoach said , “It is not the load that breaks you; it is howyou carry it.”

To succeed in anything you have to enjoy what youʼredoing. A happy heart makes a cheerful face but heartachecrushes the spirit. Above all else guard your heart for it isthe source of life. Do not let the circumstances of thegame or your life steal your passion or zeal, choose toremain hopeful and optimistic.

Cheerful Heart:It is a choice It is contagiousIt can spark a teamIt brings hope when the chips are down.

Final Gun: It is not what you are going through it ishow you go through it that counts. Be an athlete and aperson that brings hope to all situations.

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The Eagles improvedto 2-0 on the season witha 21-7 win over Maryvale last week-end... Albion scored all 21 points inthe 2nd quarter and the defense wassmothering for the 2nd straight week...Maleak Greenmade 13 tackles tolead the defense andalso caught a shortpass and turned itinto a 60-yard scor-ing strike... PeteNesbitt and ScottKnaak each made10 tackles. Knaak also recorded a QBsack... Matt Snyder and KevinHoward each recovered a fumble...Devin Eardle intercepted a pass andreturned it 50 yards for a TD... AnzelTapia recorded a QB sack... QBKaleb Reynolds completed 3 passesfor 107 yards and snuck in for a TD...

Akron was tied 6-6after three quarters butlost to South Park 18-8 last weekend...Jimmy Miller led the offense as herushed for 71 yards on 19 carries...Austin Meitz added 24 yards to theground game...Justin Moscatopunched in for a 3-yard TD and alsomade 5 tackles ondefense... There wereseveral good perfor-mances on defense.Tyler Zbytek was aforce as he made 11tackles and recorded a QB sack...Nate Sweitzer made 3 tackles andrecorded a QB sack... Greg Salmonand Cyle Sundown each recorded 3tackles... Connor Ladd and MarcWalters each made 3 tackles... Akronhosts Depew next weekend...

AkronTigers

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

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ South Park (R)...... 8-18

Fri., Sept. 17....... Depew.........................7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Medina.......................7:30

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

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

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

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

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


AlbionPurple Eagles

The Bulldogs led 13-0after one quarter and beatMedina 25-8 last weekend... JustinPatterson powered the ground gameas he ran for 114 yards and a TD on23 carries. Patterson also made 3 tack-les on defense... QBTyler Stoldt ran 13times for 69 yardsand completed 5 of 8passes for 58 yardsand 2 TDs... JordanPatterson ran for 19yards on just 3 car-ries... RyanSasnowski punched in a 2-yard TDand made 4 tackles on defense...Alcides King caught a 29-yard TDpass... Nate Bailey caught an 8-yardTD pass... Eric Roth led the defen-sive unit with 8 tackles... John Lakemade 4 tackles and recorded a pair of2 QB sacks...

AldenBulldogs

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... Lew-Port....................7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Newfane.....................7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Springville................. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Albion.................... 7:30

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

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

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

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Newfane.................2:00

Fri., Sept. 10....... Maryvale................... 7:30

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

Fri., Sept. 24....... Tonawanda................7:30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Lew-Port................ 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8...........Alden..........................7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Nesbitt 16-103, MSnyder 9-29, Erdle2-25, Green 1-7, Reynolds 12-(-1).

Receiving: Scurry 5-40, Erdle 4-35, Green 3-62, Downs 3-46, Nesbitt 3-11, Snyder 1-35.

Touchdowns: Nesbitt 2, Erdle 2, MSnyder,Green, Reynolds.

Passing: Reynolds 19-34-229.

Touchdown Passes: Reynolds 4.

Interceptions: Nesbitt, JSnyder, MSnyder,Santos, Erdle.

Fumbles: Green, Snyder, Howard.

Rushing: Peel 11-125, Stoldt 17-100, Lake 9-46, Hall 6-29, Patterson 25-130, Bailey 1-35,Foss 1-16, Sasnowski 1-2.

Receiving: Bailey 4-80, Peel 3-59, King 2-48,Sasnowski 2-29, Blood 2-8, Szwartz 1-9,Roth 1-7.

Touchdowns: Bailey 3, Peel 2, Stoldt,Patterson, Bailey, Patterson, Sasnowski.

Passing: Stoldt 15-20-240.

Touchdown Passes: Stoldt 5.

Interceptions: Sasnowski, King.

Fumbles: None.

Tyler Zbytek Maleak Green Justin Patterson

Team Reports

Rushing: Miller 19-71, Meitz 4-26, Moscato 3-5, Zbytek 1-4, Sundown 1-3, Reinard 1-0.

Receiving: Baker 1-16, Zbytek 1-16.

Touchdowns: Moscato.

Passing: Meitz 2-10-32.

Touchdown Passes: None.

Interceptions: None.

Fumbles: None.

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2010 Numbers


Team Reports

The Gators lost a closebattle at Falconer 26-22last weekend... The running game wasin high gear as the Gators rushed for291 yards... QB Brad Costa led theground attack with 115 yards on 13carries. Costa alsocompleted 4 of 12passes for 146 yardsand a TD... GeorgeHarrington added90 yards on 16 car-ries and also caught2 passes for 116yards... TJ Hulseadded 79 yards on 10 carries... JustinWoods caught a 15-yard TD pass andrecovered a fumble on defense... ZachHarrington led the defensive unitwith 10 tackles... Chris McCulloughwas solid as he made 7 tackles...Thomas Ayers was in on 5 tackles...Joe DeRose made 4 tackles...

Allegany-LimestoneGators

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... Grover Cleveland..... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Southwestern.............7:30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Fredonia................. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8...........Salamanca................. 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Harrington 24-172, Hulse 20-115,Ayers 3-4, Costa 19-109, Monkhouse 8-41.

Receiving: Woods 2-40, DeRose 1-20,ZHarrington 1-19, GHarrington 1-10.

Touchdowns: GHarrington 2, Woods.

Passing: Costa 9-22-245.

Touchdown Passes: Costa.

Interceptions: Monkhouse, GHarrington.

Fumbles: ZHarrington, Spears, Woods.

Brad Costa

2010 Numbers

The Tigers won athriller 34-29 overHamburg last weekend... KeeonColvin powered the rushing attack ashe ran for 172 yards and 3 TDs on 19carries. Colvin also returned a punt 70yards for a TD... QBJustin Twarog com-pleted 8 of 14 passesfor 92 yards and aTD. Twarog was also4-for-5 on PATkicks... GlennBelton added 44yards on 3 carriesand caught 3 passes for 15 yards...Brandon Borden caught a pair ofpasses for 23 yards... ConradPearson caught a 48-yard TD pass...Marquis Artis averaged 35 yards perpunt... Amherst will host WilliamsvilleSouth this Thursday...

AmherstTigers

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

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

Thur., Sept. 16.... Wmsville South.........6:00

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Lafayette (AH).......4:00

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Niag Wheatfield.....2:00

Fri., Oct. 8...........Iroquois..................... 6:00

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

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

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

Rushing: Colvin 45-296, Matthews 8-81,Belton 8-50, Gallineau 2-25, Cole 1-15,Twarog 7-(-9).

Receiving: Borden 5-85, Colvin 4-32, Belton4-19, TJohnson 3-33, Gallineau 2-8, Pearson1-48.

Touchdowns: Colvin 5, Borden, Pearson.

Passing: Twarog 19-35-225.

Touchdown Passes: Twarog 2.


Fumbles: None.

Justin Twarog

2010 Numbers

Bennett lost a defen-sive slugfest to East Highlast weekend, 14-12 in overtime... Theteams were tied 6-6 at the end of regu-lation play... QB Josh Cranford pow-ered the offense as he ran for 136yards on 17 carries.Cranford also com-pleted 10 of 20 pass-es for 126 yards and2 TDs... WR JavonFogan also had ahuge day as hecaught 8 passes for180 yards and 2 TDs.Fogan also ran 3 times for 31 yardsand recovered a fumble on defense..William Vanoy ran 13 times for 80yards and made 8 tackles on defense...Kahalil Sommerville made 10 tack-les... Mack Calhoun made 7 tackles...Bennett will make a long road trip andplay at Jamestown this weekend...

BennettTigers

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

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

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

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

Fri., Oct. 1........... @ Lancaster................ 7:30

Sat., Oct 9............ @ Orchard Park........12:00

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

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

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

Rushing: None.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: None.



Fumbles: None.

Josh Cranford

2010 Numbers


No Report.

Canisius Crusaders

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4.......... Cardinal O’Hara...... 2:00

Sat., Sep. 11........ St. John Baptist.......11:00

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Bishop Timon........ 7:00

Sat., Sept. 25....... Erie Cathedral..........2:00

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

Sat., Oct. 9.......... Aquinas..................... 2:00

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

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

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

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

Rushing: Timmis 8-127, Eman 4-120, Iacono8-59, Mueller 2-11, Farrar 2-8, Laduca 2-(-5).

Receiving: Jachimowicz 1-35, Davis 1-23,Hinton 1-20, Timmis 1-18.

Touchdowns: Eman 3, Timmis 2, Jachimowicz.

Passing: Eman 3-5-73, Jugovic 1-4-23.

Touchdown Passes: Eman.


Fumbles: Threats 2, Holland.

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Bulldogs lost atough defensive slugfestto Depew 12-6 last weekend...Burgard to a 6-0 lead in the 4th quar-ter when Corvonte Jones punchedinto the end zone on 4th down from 3yards out... Jones fin-ished the game witha team-high 93 yardson 18 carries...Samari Cheneycompleted a half-back pass for 21yards to set up thescore... ShakierNesbitt led a solid defensive effortwith 14 tackles... Corvonte Jonesmade 11 tackles to help the cause...Victor Peoples was in on 10 tacklesand recovered a fumble... RobertSanders made 9 tackles... LinemanDaquan Ford was a standout on boththe offensive and defensive lines...

BurgardBulldogs

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

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

Sat., Sept. 18....... vs South Park (AH)..4:00

Sat., Sept. 25....... JFK (JW).................. 2:00

Sat., Oct 2............ @ East (JW)............... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Lackawanna........... 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Cheney 12-131, Jones 29-163,RSanders 10-43, DSanders 10-51, Peoples1-12, Nesbitt 1-1, Foster 1-1.

Receiving: Nesbitt 4-96, Cheney 4-49,Peoples 1-35.

Touchdowns: Cheney 3, Nesbitt 2, RSanders,Jones.

Passing: DSanders 9-16-159.

Touchdown Passes: DSanders.

Interceptions: Nesbitt.

Fumbles: Peoples.

Daquan Ford

2010 Numbers

No Report.

Cardinal O’HaraHawks

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4........... @ Canisius..................2:00

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

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

Fri., Sept. 25....... Bishop Timon............2:00

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ St. Mary’s...............2:00

Thur., Oct. 7........Niag Catholic............ 4:00

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

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

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

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

Rushing: None.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: None.



Fumbles: None.

2010 Numbers


The Cougars fellbehind 35-8 at the halfand lost to Fredonia 55-16 last week-end... Despite the lopsided score therewere some bright spots for CassadagaValley... Charles Clutter was solid inthe run game as herushed for 114 yardson 10 carries... JBBoughton added 87yards and a TD on19 carries. Boughtonbroke free for a 21-yard TD run and alsomade 6 tackles ondefense... Mike Lanphere ran for 23yards and caught 2 passes for 46yards. Lanphere caught a screen passfrom Dylan Caldwell and ran 41yards for a TD and also made 6 tack-les on defense... Mike Near made 6tackles... Tyler Johnson also made 6tackles on defense...

Cassadaga ValleyCougars

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ Wilson....................7:30

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Salamanca..............7:30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Southwestern......... 7:30

Sat., Oct. 9...........Falconer..................... 1:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Clutter 19-114, Boughton 19-87,Lanphere 11-23.

Receiving: Lanphere 2-46.

Touchdowns: Lanphere, Boughton.

Passing: Caldwell 2-3-46.

Touchdown Passes: Caldwell.


Fumbles: None.

Charles Clutter

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Timberwolvesplayed hard but lost todefending state champion Randolph28-7 last weekend... Catt-Little Valleytrailed 7-0 after a quarter and 28-0 atthe half... Chris Draudt rushed 9times for a team-high31 yards and a 14-yard TD. Draudt alsomade 7 tackles ondefense... Ryan Doletossed a 44-yard passto Pat McGlew...The defense gave aspirited effort, led byJohn Carroll who made a team-high11 tackles... Jurall Reid and JimAgnew each made 7 tackles... JoshForster was in on 6 tackles whileJames Lenahan recovered a fumble...Catt-Little Valley will play their firstroad game this weekend when theytravel to Ellicottville...

Catt-Little ValleyTimberwolves

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Ellicottville............ 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Portville..................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Franklinville.......... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8...........Pine Valley................. 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Draudt 19-180, Forster 16-37,SAgnew 2-27, McGlew 3-24, Reid 3-14, Dole11-8.

Receiving: McGlew 1-44, Carroll 1-37.

Touchdowns: Draudt 4, Dole 2, Forster,SAgnew.

Passing: Dole 2-7-81, Draudt 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Dole.

Interceptions: SAgnew.

Fumbles: Lenahan.

Chris Draudt

2010 Numbers

The Thunderbirds fellbehind 21-0 after onequarter and lost to Silver Creek 48-6last weekend... Chautauqua Laketrailed 41-6 at the half. The defensestepped up in the 2nd half but it wastoo late for a come-back... SteveKenney had a bignight as he led theground game with171 yards and a TDon 24 carries andbroke free for a 69-yard TD... ChrisSampson ran 12 times for 45 yardsand Cam Baker added 37 yards on 10carries... Kenny and Baker led thedefensive effort with 10 tackles each...QB Brent Morrison passed for 27yards... Chautauqua Lake hostsPanama this weekend...

Chautauqua LakeThunderbirds

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... Panama..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Portville..................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Franklinville.......... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8...........Pine Valley................. 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Kenny 36-428, Sampson 12-45,Baker 10-37, Morrison 7-(-6).

Receiving: Baker 1-16, Kenny 1-11.

Touchdowns: Kenny 6.

Passing: Morrison 2-5-27.



Fumbles: None.

Steve Kenny



The Red Devils won ahuge game as they beatOrchard Park 37-28... Clarence led atthe half 22-21... Mike Gelz poweredthe offense as he rushed for 177 yardsand 3 TDs. Gelzbulled into the endzone from 1, 2 and 3yards... QB ZachLauricella ran for54 yards and 2 TDson 7 carries.Lauricella scored onruns of 4 and 33yards and conmplet-ed 5 passes for 123 yards... CooperWittig added 82 yards on 15 carries,caught a 50-yard pass and intercepteda pass on defense... Matt Eberle ledthe defense with 6 tackles whileDominic Principale made 5 tackles...Sean Wolf recorded a QB sack... BillyFitzhenry caught a 40-yard pass...

Clarence Red Devils

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Lancaster................7:30

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Bennett (AH)......... 1:00

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

Fri., Oct. 8...........Jamestown.................7:30

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

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

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

The Golden Eaglesroared out to a 28-0 leadat the half and beat Roy-Hart 42-6 lastweekend... Daryl Spencer ran all overthe field as he rushed for 142 yardsand 2 TDs on 11 car-ries. Spencer scoredon runs of 12 and 65yards... Cory Davisran for 32 yards onjust 5 carries... Davisand Spencer eachthrough a TD pass...Jailyn Tompkinscaught 3 passes for84 yards, including a 75-yard scoringstrike... Tom Mullen caught 2 passesfor 40 yards... Dwayne Gillison was afroce on defense as he made 10 tack-les, 3 for lost yardage... JonathanThomas made 8 tackles... BrandonDavis made 5 tackles and recovered afumble...

Cleveland HillGolden Eagles

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

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

Sat., Sept. 18....... Falconer.....................2:00

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Grover Cleve (R). 10:00

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Wilson.................... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 9...........Gowanda................... 2:00

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

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

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

Rushing: Gelz 46-305, Wittig 21-115,Lauricella 9-76, Hammer 6-37, Zimmerman1-2.

Receiving: Fitzhenry 7-115, Hughes 2-23,Hammer 2-15, Phillips 1-60, Wittig 1-50,Zimmerman 1-26, Ross 1-11, Gelz 1-4, Wolf1-3.

Touchdowns: Gelz 4, Wittig 2, Fitzhenry 2,Lauricella 2.

Passing: Lauricella 18-45-307.

Touchdown Passes: Lauricella 2.

Interceptions: Carter, Wittig.

Fumbles: None.

Rushing: Spencer 24-338, CDavis 13-204,Turski 11-72, BDavis 4-33, McCarly 10-24,Gillison 3-2.

Receiving: Tompkins 5-119, Mullen 2-40,Davis 1-10, Barker 1-3.

Touchdowns: Spencer 5, CDavis 2, Tompkins2, Mullen, McCarly, Barker.

Passing: Spencer 2-3-35.

Touchdown Passes: Spencer.


Fumbles: Smith.

Matt Eberle Dwayne Gillison

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Warriors startedslowly and were tied 0-0after one quarter but dominated afterthat in a 36-14 win over JFK lastweekend... QB Jake Petroski led theground attack as he rushed for 124yards and a TD on14 carries. Petroskialso tossed 2 TDpasses... DontePerry exploded for98 yards and a TDon just 4 carries andalso intercepted apass on defense...Perry scored on a 59-yard run...Denzel Floyd ran 7 times for 31 yardsand a TD... Darrell Delaney caught 2TD passes that covered a total of 21yards... Brian Johnson led thedefense as he made 11 tackles andrecorded 2 QB sacks... Donte Burnettmade 10 tackles and had an INT...

CheektowagaWarriors

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... Albion........................ 7:00

Fri., Sept. 24....... East High.................. 7:00

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Depew.................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8...........Akron.........................7:00

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

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

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

Rushing: Petroski 14-124, Perry 4-98, Thomas5-60, Hatch 6-41, Floyd 7-31, Smitherman 5-14, Dubois 1-1.

Receiving: Delaney 2-21, Floyd 1-7.

Touchdowns: Delaney 2, Petroski, Perry,Floyd.

Passing: Petroski 2-7-28.

Touchdown Passes: Petroski 2.

Interceptions: Perry, Burnett.

Fumbles: None.

Donte Perry


The Wildcats pulledout a comeback win in adefensive slugfest as they beatBurgard 12-6 last weekend... Thegame was scoreless after 3 quartersand Depew trailed 6-0 before mount-ing two drives to winthe game... AnthonyEmmanuele rushed12 times for 71 yardsand caught 3 passesfor 42 yards, includ-ing the game-win-ning 18-yard TDstrike... Aaron Ertelcompleted 5 of 11 passes for 81 yardsand 2 TDs... Sam Sallaj caught a 27-yard TD pass... Josh Wiechelt led asuperb defensive effort and made 10tackles... Tyler Stachewicz made 8tackles and recovered a fumble...Ryan Baer and Andrew Burgio eachhad a sack...

DepewWildcats

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Akron..................... 7:30

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ South Park (R)....... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 1...........Cheektowaga.............7:30

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ JFK.........................2:00

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

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

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

Dunkirk posted 27points in a wild secondhalf and beat Olean 33-26 last week-end... Dunkirk trailed 12-6 at thehalf... Vinny Bomasuto powered theoffense as he rushed for 196 yards and3 TDs on 27 carries.Bomasuto alsocaught a 15-yard TDpass... GregDelgado added 24yards rushing andmade 10 tackles ondefense... QBClayton Cieslewiczcompleted 4 of 8 passes for 60 yardsand a TD... Mike Donaldson caught 2passes for 96 yards... Kyle Utegg ledthe defense with 11 tackles... EdwinGomez made 10 tackles... Nik Tilleyhad 8 tackles and 2 QB sacks... JulianRichmond, Deon Stanford andChris Logano all recovered fumbles...

DunkirkMarauders

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... Springville................. 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Lackawanna..............7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........East Aurora...............7:30

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

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

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

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

Rushing: Miller 17-75, Stachewicz 15-82,Emmanuele 17-85, Rodgers 2-12, Sokolofsky2-8, Mann 1-7, Ertel 1-4, Friedruch 1-(-1),Baer 1-(-1).

Receiving: Emmanuele 4-65, Sallaj 3-48,Mann 1-12, Miller 1-3.

Touchdowns: Miller 3, Mann, Sallaj,Emmanuele.

Passing: Ertel 9-20-128.

Touchdown Passes: Ertel 2.


Fumbles: Mann, Cotton, Stachewicz.

Rushing: Bomasuto 38-220, Delgado 7-24,Stanford 2-0, Schrantz 1-2, Greene 2-(-4),Cieslewicz 18-3.

Receiving: Donaldson 6-99, Bomasuto 4-61,South 2-12, Stanford 1-3, Gibbons 1-2.

Touchdowns: Bomasuto 4, Donaldson.

Passing: Cieslewicz 14-26-176.

Touchdown Passes: Cieslewicz 2.


Fumbles: Richmond 2, Gomez, Stanford,Logano.


Josh Wiechelt Nik Tilley

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

East Aurora fell behind24-0 at the half, rallied inthe 3rd quarter but lost to Eden 30-16last weekend... Cody Kelso rushed for101 yards and a TD on 17 carries...QB Tom DiFilippo completed 9 of 19passes for 151 yardsand a TD... KeeganPhalen caught 4passes for 37 yardsand recovered a fum-ble on defense... DJMiller caught a 67-yard TD pass andkicked a 31-yard FG.Miller also made 7 tackles ondefense... Whit Voos caught 2 passesfor 19 yards. Voos also made 7 tacklesand recovered a fumble on defense...Brad Rogers was a standout on theoffensive line and also made 11 tack-les on defense... Jon Alston led thedefense with 16 tackles, 5 solo...

East AuroraBlue Devils

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... Southwestern.............7:30

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Springville..............7:30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Dunkirk.................. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8...........Olean..........................7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Kelso 32-264, Alston 10-38, Horton8-22, Miller 5-21, Phalen 2-7.

Receiving: Phalen 7-111, Kelso 5-49, Voos 3-34, Miller 1-67, Warner 1-3.

Touchdowns: Kelso 4, Miller.

Passing: Difilippo 17-34-264.

Touchdown Passes: Difilippo 2.


Fumbles: Voos, Phalen.

Brad Rogers



Eden jumped out to a24-0 lead at the half andbeat East Aurora 30-16 last weekend...The Raiders rushed for 307 yards on50 carries... Mitch Dobson rushed for68 yards on 5 carries and broke freefor a 62-yard TD...Rick Landahl ranfor 68 yards and aTD on 13 carries...QB Kyle Zittel ran10 times for 50 yardsand also tossed an86-yard TD pass toEvan Zittel. KyleZittel also made 9 tackles and inter-cepted a pass on defense... BrettWilder rushed 5 times for 46 yardsand recovered a fumble on defense...Jeremy Liga and Rick Krouse eachmade 4 tackles and intercepted apass... Derek Wilder intercepted apass...

EdenRaiders

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ Pioneer................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Gowanda................7:00

Sat., Oct. 2...........Olean..........................2:00

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Springville..............7:30

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

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

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

The Eagles reboundedfrom an opening weekloss and beat Forestville 22-6 lastweekend... Ellicottville had two backsbreak the century-mark. Zak Fisherran 21 times for 129 yards whileTaylor Bragg ran 13times for 118 yards.Bragg also caught a5-yard pass and wasa standout on defenseas he made 13 tack-les and had a QBsack... Jake Rinkoran for 24 yards onjust 2 carries... Storm Wilson caughta 30-yard pass and recorded a pair ofQB sacks... Peter Gabel intercepted apass... Chris Dille had a QB sack...Greg Knier was in on 2 QB sacks...Ellicottville will host Catt-LittleValley this weekend...

EllicottvilleEagles

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... Cattaraugus-LV........ 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Pine Valley.................7:30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Randolph................7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Portville................. 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Landahl 10-55, Dobson 6-26, Zittel3-25, Ebel 7-24, Krause 3-23.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: Landahl 2, Krause, Zittel.

Passing: None.



Fumbles: None.

Rushing: Fisher 33-241, Bragg 31-236, Rinko2-24, Stoll 8-19, Wilson 2-8.

Receiving: Wilson 1-30, Fisher 1-12, Bragg 1-5.

Touchdowns: Fisher.

Passing: Wilson 2-3-35, Bragg 1-1-12.


Interceptions: Gabel.

Fumbles: None.

Mitch Dobson Taylor Bragg

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

East High rallied towin a thriller, 14-12 inovertime, over Bennett last weekend...East trailed 6-0 after 3 quarters...Jasen Oden had a big day as herushed for 165 yards and a TD on 24carries and alsomade 9 tackles ondefense... QB AndreJackson ran 15times for 65 yardsand scored a TD and2-point PAT in theovertime session...Stephen Huntercaught 5 passes for 85 yards, includ-ing a 45-yarder to set up the game-tying TD. Hunter also made 7 tacklesand a sack on defense... RayCarmichael led the defense with 10tackles... Jordan Hardy made 9 tack-les... Dominique House and MauriceBrown each intercepted a pass...

East HighPanthers

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

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

Sat., Sept. 18....... JFK (JW).................. 2:00

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Cheektowaga......... 7:00

Sat., Oct. 2...........Burgard (JW)........... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 9...........vs South Park (AH)..2:00

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

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

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

Rushing: Oden 34-205, AJackson 25-67,Black 15-46.

Receiving: Hunter 5-85, Oden 5-37, House 3-47, GJackson 2-6.

Touchdowns: House.

Passing: AJackson 10-33-161, Oden 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: AJackson 2, Oden.

Interceptions: House, Brown.

Fumbles: Hardy.

Stephen Hunter


The Hornets trailed16-6 at the half and fell toEllicottville 22-6 last weekend... NickHuyck completed 9 of 18 passes for131 yards and ran for a 10-yard TD...Jay Zipp caught 4 passes for 63yards, including a43-yarder... NateMaines rushed 16times for a team-high37 yards... MikeFranklin led thedefensive effort with12 tackles... JoeCaccamise was in on8 tackles... Nate Stott caught 4 passesfor 59 yards and made 7 tackles ondefense... Bryan Gibson had amosnter of a game on defense as hemade 9 tackles, recovered 3 fumblesand blocked a kick...

ForestvilleHornets

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... Randolph...................7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Frewsburg................. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Portville................. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8...........Franklinville..............7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Maines 15-58, Hutch 8-57.

Receiving: Stott 1-13, Barrett 1-5, Zipp 1-3.

Touchdowns: Hutch.

Passing: Huyck 3-11-21.



Fumbles: None.


The Falcons evenedtheir record at 1-1 bywinning a 26-22 thriller overAllegany-Limestone last weekend...Nate Sharp ran wild as he rushed for173 yards and 2 TDs on just 12 car-ries... Sharp scoredon runs of 23 and 84yards... JordanArmeli added 30yards on 10 carriesand made 12 tackleson defense... QBKyle Miller complet-ed 4 of 8 passes for94 yards and 2 TDs, including thegame-winner to Armeli late in the 4thquarter. Miller also sealed the winwith a crucial interception to thwartthe winning drive... Zach Millermade 11 tackles and had a QB sack...Jesse Anderson was in on 9 tackleswhile Alex Pickett made 8...

FalconerFalcons

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

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

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Cleveland Hill........2:00

Fri., Sept. 24....... Fredonia.................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Salamanca.............. 7:30

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Cassadaga Valley... 1:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Sharp 28-315, Armeli 12-112, ZMiller15-30, Middleton 7-20, Anderson 1-8 KMiller6-5, Petersen 5-5.

Receiving: Armeli 2-64, Roberts 2-29 Pickett1-15, Middleton 1-5.

Touchdowns: Sharp 3, Armeli 2, Roberts.

Passing: KMiller 6-13-113.

Touchdown Passes: KMiller.

Interceptions: KMiller.

Fumbles: None.

Kyle Miller Mike Franklin

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

Franklinville fellbehind 13-0 after onequarter and lost to Pine Valley 39-0last weekend... The offense couldnever find any forward progress allnight. The Panthers totaled just 7yards of offense...Despite the lack ofoffense, there wereseveral bright spotsin the game. AJChilds was a stand-out on both theoffensive and defen-sive lines. Childs, anundersized lineman, made 6 tacklesand recovered a fumble on defense...Don Kopp made a team-high 7 tack-les... Peter Kopp completed 2 passesand also made 5 tackles on defense...Carl Ratzel chipped in with 4 tack-les... Franklinville will host Frewsburgthis weekend...

FranklinvillePanthers

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

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

Fri., Sept. 18....... Frewsburg................. 7:30

Fri., Sept. 25........ @ Randolph................7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Cattaraugus-LV.........7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Forestville.............. 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: PKopp 9-10, Greiner 4-6, DKopp 12-(-9).

Receiving: DKopp 2-0.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: PKopp 2-8-0.



Fumbles: Childs.

AJ Childs


The Vikings played asuper first half and wentto the locker room trailing 14-13, butthey allowed 3 scores in the thirdquarter and lost to Williamsville South34-13 last weekend... The runninggame could neverget any traction asthe Vikings managedjust 17 yards... QBTom Dzielski com-pleted 16 of 27 pass-es for 248 yards and2 TDs... NickKellner caught 5passes for 58 yardsand 2 TDs... Steve Vitello caught 3passes for 71 yards... Eddie Kreciszcaught 5 passes for 63 yards and made8 tackles on defense... Scott Rogersled the defense with 12 tackles... PatGallagher caught a 31-yard pass andintercepted a pass on defense...

Grand IslandVikings

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... @ McKinley (R).........7:00

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Starpoint.................2:00

Sat., Oct. 2...........Wmsville East........... 2:00

Sat., Oct 9............Sweet Home...............2:00

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

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

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

Rushing: Gallagher 31-157, Bennett 1-10,Tomkins 3-6, Busch 4-6, Martinec 2-3, Skelly1-2, Miller 1-2, Dzielski 10-(-3).

Receiving: Kellner 11-233, Krecisz 6-83,Vitello 3-71, Mohr 2-25, Gallagher 1-31,Tomkins 1-4, Hughes 1-4.

Touchdowns: Kellner 4, Gallagher, Tomkins.

Passing: Dzielski 25-47-451.

Touchdown Passes: Dzielski 4.

Interceptions: Tomkins, Gallagher.

Fumbles: Rogers 2.


Gowanda played toughdefense but lost to Wilson13-0 last weekend... Gowanda trailed7-0 at the half... Christian VanNotepaced the offense as he ran for 104yards on 21 carries and caught an 8-yard pass... ChrisBurn caught 2 pass-es for 45 yards andmade 5 tackles ondefense... AlexSternisha completed3 passes for 56yards... Jon O’Brienspearheaded thedefensive effort as hemade 7 tackles... Alex Mercado wasactive on defense and made 6 tack-les... Andy Schroeder and JamesHammond each made 5 tackles...Gowanda will play at Fredonia thisweekend...

GowandaPanthers

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Fredonia................. 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Eden...........................7:00

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Grover Cleve (R)... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Cleveland Hill........2:00

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

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

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

Rushing: VanNote 49-280, Sternisha 1-6, Burn9-24.

Receiving: Burn 2-45, VanNote 1-8, Schott 1-3.

Touchdowns: VanNote 3, Burn, Schott.

Passing: Sternisha 3-19-56.


Interceptions: Schott.

Fumbles: None.

Jon OʼBrien Scott Rogers

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Hillbillies boltedout to a 34-8 lead at thehalf and beat Cassadaga Valley 55-16last weekend... The offense was inhigh gear for the 2nd straight week.Alex Ippolito rushed for 100 yards onjust 3 carries.Ippolito scored on a65-yard run, caught a33-yard TD pass andmade 11 tackles ondefense... QB ShaneSmith ran for 71yards and 2 TDs on6 carries. Smith alsocompleted 6 of 10 passes for 173yards and 3 TDs... Greg Burroughsran 5 times for 35 yards and a TD andalso made 10 tackles... Zach Buckleyled the defense with 16 tackles andrecovered 2 fumbles... JordanSherlock made 5 tackles, recovered afumble and recorded a QB sack...

FredoniaHillbillies

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... Gowanda................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Falconer..................7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Allegany-Lime...........7:30

Fri., Oct. 8...........Southwestern.............7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Smith 12-196, Ippolito 4-99,Burroughs 14-50, Cassidy 6-37, ZBuckley 3-32, TBuckley 7-28, Adamowicz 4-17, Gardner2-15, Farnham 3-(-2).

Receiving: TBuckley 5-108, Cassidy 3-105,Ippolito 3-55, Schrader 2-31, Farham 1-7,Gardner 1-(-3).

Touchdowns: Cassidy 3, Smith 3, Ippolito 3,Burroughs 2, ZBuckley, TBuckley.

Passing: Smith 15-27-303.

Touchdown Passes: Smith 5.

Interceptions: TBuckley 2.

Fumbles: ZBuckley 3, Sherlock.

Zach Buckley

2010 Numbers

Hamburg lost to a see-saw battle to Amherst lastweekend 34-29... The teams were tiedat 20-20 at th half... Ryan Preziosirushed for 82 yards and a pair of TDson 23 carries to lead the ground game.Preziosi scored onruns of 1 and 4yards... Mike Coynecompleted 11 of 23passes for 111yards... Jeff Lutzcaught 5 passes for69 yards... JordanPytlak caught 5passes for 36 yards... Defense andSpecial Teams sparkled in the loss...Mike Davison returned a fumble 49yards for a TD... Jake Fiore made 5tackles and returned a punt 60 yardsfor a TD... Brian Gannon recovered afumble... Dylan Phillips recorded aQB sack...

HamburgBulldogs

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... Frontier..................... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Wmsville South..... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........WSeneca East........... 7:00

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

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

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

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

Rushing: Preziosi 42-180, Coyne 12-46,Davison 6-11, Gorrell 1-5, Derby 1-1, Buffa 1-1, Morris 1-(-5), Fiore 2-(-14).

Receiving: Pytlak 12-121, Lutz 9-100, Lipomi1-16, Preziosi 1-10, Gorrell 1-9.

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

Passing: Coyne 24-46-246.

Touchdown Passes: Coyne.


Fumbles: Davison, Gannon.


Jake Fiore

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

Hutch Tech playedhard but lost to Pioneer38-7 last weekend... Noah Jenkinsled the offense as he ran 12 times for73 yards and a TD... PhillipWashington and Peandre Fitzgeraldcombined to rush for25 yards... QB JoshKoester completed 8of 18 passes for 81yards... XavierBoney caught 3 pass-es for 34 yards...James Miller caught2 passes for 22yards... Hutch Tech will playRiverside at All-High Stadium thisweekend...

Hutch-TechEngineers

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

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

Sat., Sept. 18....... Riverside (AH)..........1:00

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Lockport.................2:00

Fri., Oct. 1...........Kenmore West (R)....7:00

Fri., Oct. 8............@ North Tonawanda...7:00

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

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

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

Rushing: Jenkins 33-126, Miller 7-57,Washington 10-25, Boney 3-18, Fitzgerald 7-12, Koester 7-(-7).

Receiving: Boney 4-50, Washington 4-40,Miller 2-22, Jenkins 1-19.

Touchdowns: Washington, Koester, Jenkins.

Passing: Koester 11-25-131, Washington 0-1-0.



Fumbles: None.

Noah Jenkins

2010 Numbers

The Presidents took a14-6 lead at the half andheld on to beat Nichols 22-14 lastweekend... Devonte Whitsett rushedfor 93 yards and 2 TDs on just 7 car-ries. Whitsett scored on runs of 1 and59 yards and alsomade a diving catchin the end zone tocomplete a 26-yardscoring play... QBChris Hollandrushed 5 times for 60yards. Holland com-pleted 7 of 16 passesfor 126 yards andintercepted 2 passes on defense...Ronnie Ashton caught 4 passes for 77yards... Ikeem Lyons led the defen-sive unit with 9 tackles... DwanteDooling made 7 tackles and recordeda QB sack... Maurice Cheatom wasin on 7 tackles...

Grover ClevelandPresidents

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Allegany-Lime.......7:30

Sat., Sept. 25....... Cleveland Hill (R)...10:00

Sat., Oct. 2...........Gowanda (R).............2:00

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Roy-Hart................ 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Whitsett 21-236, Holland 11-153,Lyons 9-25, Brooks 3-18.

Receiving: TWhitsett 5-120, Ashton 5-112,Tobias 2-13, Brooks 1-21, Lyons 1-5.

Touchdowns: Whitsett 4, Holland 3, Ashton.

Passing: Holland 12-29-288.

Touchdown Passes: Holland 3.

Interceptions: Holland 3.

Fumbles: Walker, Tobias.

Devonte Whitsett



The Raiders defenseled Jamestown overLancaster 12-0... Eric Tyra had ahuge game on defense as he recorded11 tackles and 3 QB sacks, including asack in the end zone for a safety. Tyraalso recovered a pairof fumbles andkicked a 30-yardFG... CortlandHaines made 8 tack-les and recorded asack... John Czechwas in on 7 tackles...Terrence DeJesushad a sack... Chris Carlson intercept-ed a pass... Jake Gullo recovered afumble... The offense did enough toearn the win. Joey Campion rushed21 times for 82 yards... Dennis Drewcompleted 6 of 12 passes for 46 yardsand a TD... Ben Whitney caught 2passes for 15 yards and a TD...

Jamestown Red Raiders

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... Bennett...................... 7:00

Sat., Sept. 25....... @ Niagara Falls......... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 1...........WSen West................ 7:00

Fri., Oct. 8........... @ Clarence................. 7:30

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

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

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

The Bears played wellbut were overwhelmed byCheektowaga 36-14 last weekend...The Bears played to a 0-0 tie after onequarter... Mike Musialowski led theteam with 75 yards and 2 TDs on just5 carries, scoring onruns of 5 and 54yards. Musialowskialso made 9 tackleson defense... CotyDunbar added 38yards on 11 carries...Dan Kociszewskichipped in with 20yards rushing... Ryan Kowal led thedefensive effort with 10 tackles and aQB sack... Ryan Ball was in on 6tackles... Kaliq Satcher recorded aQB sack... JFK will play the next twogames at Johnnie B Wiley Stadium.The Bears will face East High thisweekend...

John F. KennedyBears

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

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

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ East High (JW)...... 2:00

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Burgard (JW)......... 7:30

Sat., Oct. 2...........Akron.........................2:00

Sat., Oct. 9...........Depew........................ 2:00

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

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

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

Rushing: Campion 25-103, Gullo 23-93,Monroe 15-61.

Receiving: Dwaileebe 3-20, Tyra 2-20,Whitney 2-15, Paige 1-15.

Touchdowns: Whitney.

Passing: Drew 8-19-70.

Touchdown Passes: Drew.

Interceptions: Carlson.

Fumbles: Tyra, Gullo.

Rushing: Kociszewski 12-97, Musialowski 8-79, Dunbar 20-73, Boettcher 9-20,Biniaszewski 2-10, Fish 1-4.

Receiving: Quinn 5-44, Minorczyk 2-38,Musialowski 2-17, Dunbar 2-10, Kociszewski1-4.

Touchdowns: Musialowski 2, Dunbar.

Passing: Boettcher 12-30-113.



Fumbles: None.

Eric Tyra Mike Musialowski

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

Iroquois won a 21-20thriller over Lake Shorelast weekend... Iroquois drove 91yards late in the 4th quarter to take a21-20 lead. Brandon Souder tossed a26-yard TD pass to Mike Siejak andJimmy Kloc ran in a2-point PAT for thelead... Siejak sealedthe win with an INTon the 1-yard line...Kloc finished thegame with 138 rush-ing yards on 13 car-ries... Siejak rushedfor 39 yards on 2carries, caught 2 passes for 65 yardsand made 7 tackles... Souder complet-ed 5 passes for 139 yards and 3 TDs...Taylor Patterson made an incredible19 tackles to lead the defense... TylerBarrett made 12 tackles... BradBowen was in on 7 tackles...

IroquoisChiefs

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Lafayette (AH).......7:30

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ WSeneca East........ 7:00

Fri., Oct. 1...........Wmsville South.........7:00

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

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

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

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

Rushing: Kloc 27-232, Siejak 10-76, Patterson4-26, Souder 2-2.

Receiving: Wesolowski 4-85, Evans 4-71,Siejak 2-65, Wilkinson 2-30.

Touchdowns: Siejak 3, Kloc, Evans.

Passing: Souder 13-44-266.

Touchdown Passes: Souder 3.

Interceptions: Evans, Siejak.

Fumbles: Offhaus.

Mike Siejak


Team Reports


Kenmore West scoredfirst but lost to NiagaraFalls 22-7 last weekend... QB MarcusLobdell tossed a 20-yard scoringstrike to Bobby Blackman to give theBlue Devils a 7-0 lead in the firstquarter... Lobdell ledthe offense as herushed 26 times for114 yards. Lobdellalso completed 7 of14 passes for 80yards... MartinBailey added 79yards on 16 carriesand caught 3 passes for 32 yards...Nick Hersey caught 2 passes for 21yards and made 4 tackles on defense...Brandon Lathrop led the defensewith 10 tackles... Ryan Meldrum wasin on 4 tackles... Christian Feickerthad a 55-yard kickoff return... NickFisher averaged 33 yards per punt...

Kenmore WestBlue Devils

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

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

Sat., Sept. 18....... Lockport....................2:00

Sat., Sept. 25....... Wmsville North........ 2:00

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Hutch Tech (R)...... 7:00

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

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

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

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

The Steelers coughedup four fumbles insidethe Springville 15-yard line but heldon to the 12-0 win last weekend... QBChristian Smith had his throwinghand stepped on during the 2nd playof the game but hestill managed tocomplete 8 of 12passes for 135yards... Smith alsoran 11 times for 55yards and a TD... RBJohn Brown rushedfor 97 yards on 20carries. Brown also made 8 tacklesand recovered a fumble on defense...WR Christian Cheatom caught 3passes for 77 yards... DE BrettDechent led the defense with 10 tack-les... Matt Militello recorded a QBsack... LB Aaron Siemaszko recov-ered a fumble...

LackawannaSteelers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ East Aurora............ 7:30

Fri., Sept. 10....... Springville................. 7:30

Fri., Sept. 17....... Olean..........................7:30

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Dunkirk..................7:30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Pioneer................... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 8...........Burgard..................... 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Bailey 24-193, Lobdell 53-169,Drenko 1-1.

Receiving: Bailey 4-85, Blackman 3-59,Hersey 2-21, Fisher 1-39, Feickert 1-7.

Touchdowns: Bailey 3, Lobdell, Blackman.

Passing: Lobdell 11-23-211.

Touchdown Passes: Lobdell 2.

Interceptions: Feickert.

Fumbles: None.

Rushing: Brown 35-244, Smith 21-182,Taggart 10-136, Fino 2-21.

Receiving: Cheatom 3-77, Welch 2-33, Daley2-22, Fino 1-10, Dechent 1-8.

Touchdowns: Smith 3, Brown 2, Welch, Fino.

Passing: Smith 13-23-176.

Touchdown Passes: Smith.

Interceptions: Militello.

Fumbles: Brown, Siemaszko.

Ryan Meldrum Brett Dechent

2010 Numbers

Kenmore East led 3-0but lost to McKinley 40-16 last weekend... Jaiquan Barclayled the offense as he rushed for 74yards and a 2-yard TD on 14 carries.Barclay also caught 14-yard pass...John Alessandrarushed for 29 toughyards and made 6tackles on defense...Dylan Orcutt andTom Comfort eachmade 4 tackles ondefense... AlexDaniels added 17rushing yards to the offense and alsorecorded a QB sack on defense.Daniels also broke free and returned akickoff 80 yards for a TD... KenmoreEast will play at Niagara Wheatfieldthis weekend...

Kenmore EastBulldogs

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

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

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Niag Wheatfield.....2:00

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Wmsville East........2:00

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Starpoint.................2:00

Sat., Oct. 9...........Kenmore West.......... 3:00

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

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

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

Rushing: Barclay 24-107, Lowe 6-36,Alessandra 10-29, Willison 22-28, Orcutt 10-28, Daniels 5-17.

Receiving: Barclay 2-35, Alessandra 1-1.

Touchdowns: Barclay 2, Daniels.

Passing: Willison 3-9-36.



Fumbles: None.

John Alessandra


Team Reports


The Redskins lost atough, defensive battlewith Jamestown, 12-0, last weekend...Lancaster trailed 7-0 at the half andcould manage just 138 yards ofoffense in the game... Ryan Radkerushed for 67 yardson 9 carries to leadthe ground game...QB Frank Petraisocompleted 4 of 13passes for 60 yards...Liam O’Briencaught 3 passes for65 yards... Therewere some bright performances ondefense. Travis Pitzonka led theeffort with 16 tackles... GeoffFranger made 12 tackles while MikeEmerson was in on 11 stops... AndySpeyer and Rich Backert each inter-cepted a pass... Justin Lewis recov-ered a fumble...

LancasterRedskins

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

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

Fri., Sept. 17....... Clarence.....................7:30

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ WSeneca West....... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 1...........Bennett.......................7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Frontier...................7:30

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

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

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

No Report.

Lewiston-PorterLancers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4.......... Medina.......................7:30

Fri., Sep. 10.........St. Mary’s..................7:30

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ Alden..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Maryvale................7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Albion........................ 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8...........Tonawanda................ 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Radke 15-159, Taylor 26-63, Fanara9-18, Speyer 1-1, Petraiso 6-(-1).

Receiving: OʼBrien 3-65, Taylor 1-(-5).

Touchdowns: Radke.

Passing: Petraiso 15-38-181, Radke 2-7-13.


Interceptions: Speyer, Backert.

Fumbles: Lewis.

Rushing: Hill 8-46, Raybon 8-42, Morreale 7-33, Amado 6-17.

Receiving: Schiavitti 3-38, Amado 2-7.

Touchdowns: Hill, Morreale.

Passing: Morreale 2-3-7, Daul 3-8-38.


Interceptions: Morreale.

Fumbles: Srouji, Pike.

Travis Pitzonka

2010 Numbers

Lake Shore lost ahreatbreaker to Iroquois21-20 last weekend... RB Pat Gilmanled the offense as he ran for 107 yardsand a TD on 25 carries. Gilman alsotossed a 15-yard TD pass... QB AlexGovenettio complet-ed 12 of 21 passesfor 151 yards and a25-yard TD pass...Marty Hastle caughta 15-yard TD passand recorded 6 tack-les on defense... JoeCatalano also stoodout on defense as he recorded 6 tack-les... Josh Sanchez caught a 25-yardTD pass and made 6 tackles ondefense... Pat Herlan recovered afumble... Lake Shore will play theirfirst home game of the season whenthey host West Seneca East this week-end...

Lake ShoreEagles

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

Fri., Sep. 10......... @ Iroquois............ L 20-21

Fri., Sept. 17....... WSeneca East........... 7:00

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Sweet Home...........2:00

Fri., Oct. 1...........Lafayette....................7:00

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

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

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

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

Rushing: Gilman 41-223, Sanchez 5-15,Govinettio 4-11.

Receiving: Kellar 3-15.

Touchdowns: Gilman 2.

Passing: Govenettio 15-36-166.

Touchdown Passes: Gilman, Govenettio.


Fumbles: Rejewski, Abrams, Herlan.

Pat Gilman


Maple Grove rebound-ed from an opening-weekloss and beat Panama 26-0 last week-end... Gage Milliman led a potentground attack as he rushed for 101yards and a TD on12 carries. Millimanalso tossed 2 TDpasses... JohnNickerson added 52yards on 8 carries...Jordan Saxtonadded 85 yards anda TD on 11 carriesand caught 3 passes for 38 yards and 2TDs... Luke Nickerson led the defen-sive effort with 11 tackles... LeightonCaskey helped the cause with 9 tack-les... John Nickerson made 7 tacklesand recovered a fumble... RyanKibbe made 7 tackles... Brett Tordoffrecovered a fumble... Maple Grovewill not play brocton this week...

Maple GroveRed Dragons

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3.......... @ Silver Creek....... L 7-33

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Panama............. W 26-0

Fri., Sept. 17....... Brocton...................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Clymer....................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1.......... Chaut Lake............... 7:30

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Sherman................. 1:30

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

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

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

Maryvale allowed 3TDs in the second quarterand lost to Albion 21-7 last weekend...Shawn Barr powered his way to 90yards and a TD on 21 carries. Barralso led the defen-sive unit with 13tackles and 2 QBsacks... ShaneMullen ran for 89yards on just 5 car-ries and caught 5passes for 62 yards...Bilal Clay added 44rushing yards to the totals... QBShawn Weisansal completed 5 of 11passes for 62 yards... ShawnTrautwein made 9 tackles... TyBuczkowski made 8 tackles andrecorded 2 QB sacks... Jake Krierwas in on 7 tackles... Blair Estarfaarecovered a fumble... Maryvale playsat Newfane this weekend...

MaryvaleFlyers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 4...........Cleveland Hill......L 12-42

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ Albion.................L 7-21

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Newfane.................2:00

Fri., Sept. 24....... Lew-Port....................7:00

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Tonawanda............. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8...........Medina.......................7:00

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

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

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

Rushing: Milliman 12-101, Saxton 11-85,JNickerson 8-52, Tordoff 6-47, Proctor 8-23,Goold 1-20.

Receiving: Saxton 3-38.

Touchdowns: Saxton 3, Milliman.

Passing: Milliman 3-6-38.

Touchdown Passes: Milliman 2.


Fumbles: JNickerson, Tordoff.

Rushing: Barr 28-149, Mullen 6-91, Clay 38-90, Estarfaa 16-73, Weisansal 4-18, Hall 1-6,Patrell 2-3, Graham 1-1.

Receiving: Mullen 6-75, Weisansal 2-28, Barr1-8, Clay 1-8, Graham 1-7, Buczkowski 1-5.

Touchdowns: Estarfaa, Weisensal, Barr.

Passing: Weisansal 5-11-62, Estarfaa 7-19-71.

Touchdown Passes: Estarfaa.


Fumbles: Kerek, Weaver, Estarfaa.


Gage Milliman Shawn Barr

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

The Lions earned athrilling 21-20 overtimevictory over North Tonawanda lastweekend... It was the first timeLockport beat NT since 1999...Lockport trailed 14-0entering the 4th quar-ter... Dorian Polkrushed for 128 yardsand 3 TDs on 20 car-ries. Polk alsoknocked down a 2-point PAT pass in OTto preserve the win...FB James Renfordadded 39 yards on 8 carries and made9 tackles on defense... Kyle Few was3-for-3 on PAT kicks and averaged 39yards per punt... Tyler Davis made 7tackles, 1 for a loss, and intercepted apass... Javeon Tomlinson was in on ateam-high 11 tackles... John Glasermade 8 tackles, 2 solo...

LockportLions

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Starpoint..........W 33-20

Sat., Sept. 11....... North Ton...........W 21-20

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Kenmore West....... 2:00

Sat., Sept. 25....... Hutch Tech................2:00

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Niagara Falls..........6:30

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

Sat., Oct. 16.........Wmsville North........ 7:30

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

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

Rushing: Polk 36-319, Mitchell 13-83, Renford11-48, Tomlinson 8-39, DiCarlo 5-31,Bronson 12-25, Radosky 1-(-4), Evans 4-(-5),Few 1-(-14).

Receiving: Polk 1-27, Norwood 1-11, Johnson1-(-2).

Touchdowns: Polk 6, Evans, Tomlinson.

Passing: Bronson 3-13-36.


Interceptions: Johnson, TDavis.

Fumbles: TDavis.

Kyle Few

2010 Numbers


Newfane fell behind14-7 at the half but ralliedto beat Tonawanda 17-14 when SeanSeefeldt kicked a 28-yard FG on thelast play of the game... Seefeldt ledthe offense as he rushed for 228 yardson 18 carries andcompleted 4 passesfor 47 yards and aTD. Seefeldt scoreda TD on a 27-yardrun... CJ Knightcaught 3 passes for42 yards, including a4-yard TD... RandyRichau led the defensive unit with ateam-high 8 tackles... Mike Tollimade 6 tackles and recorded a QBsack... Jake Summers made 5 tacklesand had a sack... TJ Manhardt andBrayden Sears each recorded a QBsack... Newfane will host Maryvalenext weekend...

NewfanePanthers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4...........Albion.....................L 0-29

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Tonawanda......W 17-14

Sat., Sept. 18....... Maryvale................... 2:00

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Alden......................7:00

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Medina................... 7:00

Sat., Oct. 9...........Wilson........................2:00

Sat., Oct. 16.........Lew-Port....................2:00

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

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

Rushing: Seefeldt 18-228, Lakes 4-30,Williams 3-7, Tolli 4-8.

Receiving: Knight 3-42, Sears 1-15, Berning1-5.

Touchdowns: Seefeldt, Knight.

Passing: Seefeldt 5-15-62.

Touchdown Passes: Seefeldt.

Interceptions: Seefeldt, Richau.

Fumbles: None.

Mike Tolli

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

Medina fell behind 13-0 after one quarter andlost to Alden 25-8 last weekend...Maurell Johnson had a big game ashe rushed for 116 yards and a TD on 8carries. Johnson broke loose for an78-yard TD pass inthe 2nd quarter... QBSteve Rogenmosercompleted 5 of 11passes for 56 yardsand tossed a 2-pointPAT pass to ClayBarna. Barna alsorecovered a fumbleon defense... Devon Griffin caught 2passes for 26 yards... Ron Washakwas spectatcular on defense as hemade 17 tackles... Matt Fuller wasalso solid as he made 10 tackles, 4 forlost yardage, including a QB sack...Dylan Duncanson was in on 9 tack-les... Shane Kruger made 9 tackles...

MedinaMustangs

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Lew-Port......... W 22-12

Fri., Sept. 10....... Alden......................L 8-25

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Tonawanda.............7:30

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Akron..................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Newfane..................... 7:30

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

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

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

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

Rushing: Johnson 24-242, Stupnick 23-130,Fuller 7-28, Washak 2-14, Kruger 2-7,Hartway 1-1, Rogenmoser 8-(-5).

Receiving: Griffin 2-26, Fuller 1-20, Stupnick1-7, Barna 1-3.

Touchdowns: Stupnick 3, Johnson.

Passing: Rogenmoser 5-13-56.


Interceptions: Hartway, Johnson.

Fumbles: Griffin 2, Barna.

Ron Washak

2010 Numbers

Nothing reported.

McKinleyMacks

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @Wmsville East.........2:00

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Kenmore East........ 2:00

Fri., Sept. 17....... Grand Island (R)......7:00

Fri., Sept. 24....... Niagara Wheat (R)...7:00

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

Fri., Oct. 8...........Starpoint (AH)..........7:00

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ St. Mary’s.............. 2:00

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

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

Rushing: None.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: None.



Fumbles: None.

2010 Numbers2010 Numbers2010 Numbers

Nichols rallied in thefourth quarter but fellshort in a 22-14 loss to GroverCleveland last weekend... MattBenedict had a huge game as herushed 32 times for 192 yards and 2TDs and also caughta 2-point PAT pass.Benedict also led thedefense with 7 tack-les... Adam Noonanadded 65 yards on 11carries and recovereda fumble ondefense... LiamRyan completed 2 of 5 passes... ChrisWhite and RJ Gicewicz played solidgames and finished with 6 tackleseach... Maxcy Gayles also recovereda fumble... Tom Noonan was a solidcontributor at 4 different positionsduring the game. Noon played FB,DE, ILB and OLB...

NicholsBig Green

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ JFK..................... W 8-7

Fri., Sept. 10........ @ Grover Cleve....L 14-22

Fri., Sept. 17....... Cardinal O’Hara......4:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Niag Catholic............ 4:30

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ St. Mary’s...............2:00

Sat., Oct. 16.........Bishop Timon............1:00

Sat. Oct. 23.......... @ Niag Catholic.........2:00

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

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

Rushing: Benedict 64-384, ANoonan 14-85,White 13-46.

Receiving: Benedict 3-7, Gicewicz 2-13,ANoonan 1-6.

Touchdowns: Benedict 3.

Passing: Ryan 5-9-20, Benedict 1-4-6,Gicewicz 0-1-0.


Interceptions: Gicewicz 2.

Fumbles: ANoonan, Benedict, Gayles.


The Wolverines sur-rendered the first score ofthe game but regrouped to beatKenmore West 22-7 last weekend...QB Dale Stewart led the offense ashe rushed for 127 yards and 2 TDs onjust 6 carries.Stewart scored TDson runs of 25 and 89yards... QundreyGray ran for 74yards on 7 carries...Jeff Goldsmithrushed 7 times for57 yards... JerbraileTraylor and Mike McCartney ledthe defense with 10 tackles...Jermaine Fryling was in on 9 tack-les... Dan Swiatkowski added 8 tack-les to the effort... LeVaunte Dortchand Martez Thomas each recorded aQB sack... Deqwan Hamilton inter-cepted a pass...

Niagara FallsWolverines

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3.......... @ Riverside.............W 9-2

Sat., Sept. 11....... Kenmore West..... W 22-7

Fri., Sept. 17....... @ North Tonawanda.. 7:00

Sat., Sept. 25....... Jamestown................ 2:00

Fri., Oct. 1...........Lockport....................6:30

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Wmsville North..... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Hutch Tech (AH)... 7:00

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

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

Niagara Wheatfieldlost a tough, see-saw bat-tle to Starpoint 19-17 last weekend...The Falcons led 10-0 after a quarterbut trailed at the half 13-10... AngeloSalemi led the running game as herushed for 89 yardsand 2 TDs on 12carries. Salemiscored on runs of 3and 48 yards andintercepted a pass ondefense... QBAnthony Olivericompleted 7 of 13passes for 42 yards... Scott Paigecaught 3 passes for 37 yards, was 2-for-2 on PATs and kicked a 28-yardFG... Adam Donner led the defensiveeffort as he made 12 tackles, 9 solo...Jake Kelly made 7 tackles, 1 for lostyardage... Alec Vranic recorded an11-yard QB sack...

Niagara WheatfieldFalcons

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4.......... @ Grand Island.......L 31-0

Sat., Sept. 11....... Starpoint..............L 17-19

Sat., Sept. 18....... Kenmore East........... 2:00

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ McKinely (R).........7:30

Sat., Oct. 2...........Amherst..................... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 9...........Wmsville East........... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Sweet Home...........2:00

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

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

Rushing: Stewart 21-185, Goldsmith 13-74,Grey 11-69, Newton 5-20, Crittenden 6-(-3).

Receiving: Sanders 1-21, Smith 1-14, Newton1-8, Crittenden 1-6.

Touchdowns: Stewart 2, Gray.

Passing: Stewart 4-17-49, Newton 0-2-0.


Interceptions: Stewart, Hamilton.

Fumbles: Traylor.

Rushing: Salemi 12-89, Starr 5-18, Pittman 2-12, Cody 1-3, Oliveri 11-(-15).

Receiving: Paige 3-37, Salemi 3-3, Cody 2-7.

Touchdowns: Salemi 2.

Passing: Oliveri 7-13-42, Salemi 0-1-0.


Interceptions: Salemi.

Fumbles: None.

Mike McCartney Scott Paige Tom Noonan

Team Reports

Nothing reported.

2010 Numbers


Orchard Park lost toClarence 37-28 lastweekend in a game that was notdecided until the final minutes... Theoffense was in high gear. QB KyleWitkowski completed 19 of 38 passesfor 186 yards and 2TDs. RB OkoyaAnderson ran 17times for 128 yardsand a TD... WR BenJohnson had a bignight as he caught 9passes for 100 yards,including a 51-yardTD... Bob Corvinocaught 5 passes for 39 yards and aTD... Connor Hicks caught 4 passesfor 35 yards... Cody Hallick led thedefensive unit with 11 tackles... ZakSchenk had a solid game and was inon 9 tackles... Rich Moore made 6tackles...

Orchard ParkQuakers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Lancaster............W 27-10

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Clarence........... L 28-37

Fri., Sept. 17....... WSeneca West.......... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Frontier.................. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1........... @ Riverside (AH)...... 7:00

Sat., Oct. 9...........Bennett.....................12:00

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

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

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

Rushing: Anderson 38-263, Leavell 5-25,Corvino 2-4, Gefaller 1-2, Witkowski 8-(-22).

Receiving: Johnson 16-176, Corvino 7-54,Hicks 7-75, Anderson 1-10, Janca 1-9.

Touchdowns: Anderson 3, Johnson 2,Witkowski, Corvino.

Passing: Witkowski 32-63-326.

Touchdown Passes: Witkowski 3.

Interceptions: OʼShei, Schenk, Hallick,Anderson.

Fumbles: None.

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

OleanHuskies

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Bradford (Pa)......... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 10....... Dunkirk..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Lackawanna........... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 25....... Pioneer.......................7:30

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Eden....................... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 8............@ East Aurora............ 7:30

Sat., Oct. 16.........Springville................. 6:30

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

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

Rushing: None.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: None.



Fumbles: None.

Kyle Witkowski

2010 Numbers

The Lumberjacks lost aheartbreaker last weekendwhen they fell at Lockport 21-20 inovertime... NT led 14-0 at the half...The ‘Jacks fell behind 21-14 in OT andscored a TD to pull within one. A 2-point conversion passwas batted away...Joe Medina poweredthe offense as he ranfor 96 yards and a TDon 14 carries... RobWikierski ran 7 timesfor 35 yards andscored 2 TDs... Thedefense played well, led by DanMontesanti who made 12 tackles andrecorded a QB sack... Travis Charsleywas also disruptive as he made 11 tack-les... Evan Volmrich was in on 7 tack-les... Zach Wheeler recorded a pair ofQB sacks... Ryan Daigler intercepted apass...

North TonawandaLumberjacks

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Kenmore West.....L 22-30

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Lockport...........L 20-21

Fri., Sept. 17....... Niagara Falls............ 7:00

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Riverside (AH).......7:00

Sat., Oct. 1........... @ Wmsville North..... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 8...........Hutch-Tech................7:00

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Tonawanda.............6:00

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

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

Rushing: Medina 18-101, Bacon 11-65,Wikierski 13-56, Buryta 4-23, JMontesanti 31-40, DMontesanti 4-18.

Receiving: Wikierski 4-51.

Touchdowns: JMontesanti 3, Wikierski 2,Medina.

Passing: Montesanti 4-12-51, OʼLay 0-1-0.


Interceptions: Daigler.

Fumbles: Jastrzemski, Durham.

Rob Wikierski


Panama played hardbut lost to Maple Grove26-0 last weekend... The offense couldnever get any traction as the Pantherstotaled just 76 yards of offense...Cody DiDomenico ran for 31 yardsand made 9 tackleson defense... TylerMarsh ran for 28yards... DiDomenicoalso Nick Lenartcompleted 3 passesfor 24 yards... Thewere several solidperformances ondefense... AlecBlose was all over the field as hemade a team-high 16 tackles... MattWelch was also active as he made 15tackles... Hunter Waller made 13tackles... Nate Gleason recorded asack... Alec Blose and AndrewTordella each recovered a fumble...

PanamaPanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Westfield.......... L 12-13

Sat., Sept. 11....... Maple Grove..........L 0-26

Fri., Sept. 17........ at Chaut Lake............. 7:30

Sat., Sept. 25....... Sherman.................... 1:30

Sat., Oct. 2........... @ Clymer................... 1:30

Sat., Oct. 9...........Brocton...................... 1:30

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ Silver Creek........... 7:30

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

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

Rushing: Guarriello 8-52, DiDomenico 25-69,Marsh 14-40, Lenart 3-6, NGleason 4-6.

Receiving: Larson 5-104, Marsh 3-35, Benson1-9, DiDomenico 1-5, Guarriello 2-(-16).

Touchdowns: DiDomenico, Larson.

Passing: Lenart 12-28-152.

Touchdown Passes: Lenart 2.

Interceptions: Silk.

Fumbles: Blose, Tordella.

The Panthers roared toa 31-0 lead at the halfand beat Hutch Tech 38-7 last week-end... Bill Asquith led the groundgame as he rushed for 105 yards on 18carries... Nate Woodruff ran 4 timesfor 30 yards and aTD. Woodruff alsoreturned a punt 45yards for a TD...Tony Lock caught a22-yard TD pass andscooped up a team-mate’s fumble andran 4 yards for a TD.Lock also made 6 tackles, 3 for lostyardage, and recorded a pair of QBsacks... Scott Fisher completed 2 of 3passes for 42 yards and 2 TDs...Corey Vail and Dylan Anna eachmade 5 tackles... Josh Cleveland andMatt Phillipson each made 4 tack-les... Jared Benkleman had 2 INTs...

PioneerPanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Springville........ W 35-0

Fri., Sept. 10....... Hutch-Tech...........W 38-7

Fri., Sept. 17....... Eden...........................7:00

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Olean......................7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Lackawanna..............7:00

Fri., Oct. 8...........Dunkirk..................... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 15..........@ East Aurora............ 7:30

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

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

The Panthers led just7-0 at the half butexploded for 3 TDs in the third quar-ter and beat Frewsburg 26-7 lastweekend... Trent Unverdorbenrushed for 135 yards and 2 TDs on 15carries. Unverdorbenscored on runs of 74and 56 yards in the3rd quarter... ZachPilger ran 10 timesfor 84 yrds and a 78-yard run... ColtLowe ran 6 times for40 yards and com-pleted 4 passes for 43 yards... C TylerYarnes was a standout on the offen-sive line and made 8 tackles andrecovered a fumble on defense. Latein the game, Yarnes moved to thebackfield and ran twice for 13 yards tohelp kill the clock... Ryan Marcellinintercepted a pass...

PortvillePanthers

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Franklinville........ W 41-8

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Frewsburg......... W 26-7

Fri., Sept. 17........ @Pine Valley.............. 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Cattaraugus-LV...... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Forestville..................7:30

Fri., Oct. 8...........Ellicottville................ 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Asquith 32-286, Woodruff 11-75,Benkelman 7-38, Vail 4-24, Lemon 2-22,Wiedmann 1-10, Learn 1-8, Slomba 1-7,Meerbooth 1-7, Brown 1-0, Davis 1-(-2).

Receiving: Schwan 4-74, Lock 1-22,Benkleman 1-11, Woodruff 1-7.

Touchdowns: Schwan 4, Lock 2, Woodruff 2,Asquith, Benkleman.

Passing: Fisher 6-10-107.

Touchdown Passes: Fisher 5.

Interceptions: Benkleman 2.

Fumbles: Woodruff.

Rushing: Unverdorben 32-315, Pilger 24-260,Lowe 11-67, Yarnes 2-13, Waugh 1-(-1),VenCuren 6-(-6).

Receiving: Marcellin 2-26, Caya 2-24,Unverdorben 2-19, Childs 1-5.

Touchdowns: Unverdorben 5, Pilger 3,Marcellin, Lowe.

Passing: Lowe 7-18-74.

Touchdown Passes: Lowe.

Interceptions: Childs, Marcellin, Lowe.

Fumbles: Chabuel, Hellwig, Spehar, Yehl,Gerringer, Smith, Yarnes.


Alec BloseNate Woodruff Tyler Yarnes

Team Reports

2010 Numbers


No Report.

St. FrancisRed Raiders

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Union-Endicott.......7:00

Sat., Sept. 11....... Holy Trinity...............1:00

Sat., Sept. 18....... Aquinas......................7:00

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ St. Joe’s..................2:00

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Cardinal Mooney... 7:00

Sat., Oct. 9...........Bishop Timon............7:00

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ St. Ignatius.............7:00

Sat. Oct. 23......... @ Cardinal O’Hara.... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 30......... @ Canisius................. 2:00

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

Rushing: Lynch 14-57, Zakroczemski 8-42,Neville 2-8, Melisz 2-3, Misterman 2-0.

Receiving: Lynch 5-85, Borgese 1-14, Podger1-13, Call 1-12.

Touchdowns: Lynch, Borgese.

Passing: Neville 8-15-121, Melisz 0-8-1.

Touchdown Passes: Neville.

Interceptions: Zakroczemski.

Fumbles: Cushman, Parks.

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

No Report.

RiversideFrontiersmen

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Niagara Falls.............7:00

Sat., Sept. 11........ @ Wmsville North..... 2:00

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Hutch Tech (AH)... 1:00

Fri., Sept. 24....... North Ton (AH)........ 7:00

Fri., Oct. 1...........Orchard Park (AH)..7:00

Fri., Oct. 8.......... Lockport....................7:00

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

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

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

Rushing: None.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: None.



Fumbles: None.

2010 Numbers

No Report.

RandolphCardinals

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Pine Valley................. 7:30

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Cattaraugus-LV...... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 17....... @ Forestville............. 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Franklinville............. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Ellicottville................ 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Frewsburg.............. 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: None.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: None.



Fumbles: None.

St. Mary’s jumped outto a 21-0 lead at the halfand beat Lew-Port 34-7 last week-end... The ground attack was in highgear as two RBs went over the centurymark. Nick Johnson rushed for 127yards and a TD on13 carries. JustinBurke carried 9 timesfor 124 yards and 2TDs... Chad Griffincompleted 2 of 6passes... AnthonyBargnesi caught 2passes for 18 yards,including a 10-yard TD pass... JesseSkubis recovered a fumble... St.Mary’s will play at Section 5 Bataviathis weekend...

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 10......... @ Lew-Port........... W 34-7

Sat., Sept. 18....... @ Batavia...................7:00

Sat., Sept. 25........ @ Bishop Kearney......7:00

Sat., Oct. 2.......... Cardinal O’Hara...... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 9.......... Nichols....................... 2:00

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

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

Sat., Oct. 29......... @ Niagara Catholic.... 2:00

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

Nov. 11.................Playoffs.....................TBA


Salamanca fell behind21-0 after one quarterand lost to Southwestern 48-0 lastweekend... It was the 31st straight winfor Southwestern... Benn Haas led theoffense as he rushed for 108 yards on15 carries...Cameron Caputiadded 20 yards to therushing totals andmade 5 tackles ondefense... The goodnews is thatSalamanca hasplayed the two bestteams in Class C South... The Warriorsget a chance to rebound at Roy-Hartthis weekend...

SalamancaWarriors

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4...........Fredonia.................L 0-33

Fri., Sep. 10..........@ Southwestern......L 0-48

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Roy-Hart................ 7:30

Sat., Sept. 25....... Cassadaga Valley...... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Falconer..................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Allegany-Lime.......7:30

Fri., Oct. 15.........Cleveland Hill........... 7:30

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

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

Rushing: Haas 27-127, Hunt 10-49, Caputi18-48, Smith 2-10, Caputi 1-3.

Receiving: JJohn 2-7, Caputi 1-8.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: Smith 2-17-11, TJohn 1-3-4.



Fumbles: None.


St. Joe’s lost 21-20when the Msgr. FarrellQB scrambled 3 yards for a TD on thelast play of the game. Farrell’s PATgave the Lions the win... St. Joe’s fellbehind 14-0 in the first quarter butralled to take a 20-14lead with 1:14 left...QB Chad Kellycompleted 24 of 38passes for 238 yardsand a TD. Kelly alsorushed for 80 yardson 12 carries... RBNick Hall ran 13times for 50 yards and the final St.Joe’s TD... RB Kyle Briggs caught 4passes for 105 yards... TE Kent Greercaught 7 passes for 43 yards...Garrett Stephens made 9 tackles, 2for lost yardage, and recovered a fum-ble... Nate O’Brien made 9 tackles, 2for lost yardage...

St. Joe’sMarauders

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Aquinas............ L 21-48

Sat., Sep. 11........ Msgr. Farrell....... L 20-21

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Bishop Kearney..... 1:00

Sat., Sept. 25....... St. Francis................. 2:00

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

Sat., Oct. 9.......... Cleveland Heights.... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Cardinal O’Hara.... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 22......... @ Steubenville, O...... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 29......... @ Bishop Timon........ 7:00

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

St. Mary’sLancers

Rushing: Kelly 23-131, Noble 6-45, Hall 25-89,Comer 2-4, LaMancusa 1-1, Bargnesi 1-(-1).

Receiving: Hall 14-92, Greer 11-108, Briggs 7-147, Davis 4-16.

Touchdowns: Hall 2, Greer 2, Comer.

Passing: Kelly 37-61-403.

Touchdown Passes: Kelly 2.

Interceptions: Davis 3.

Fumbles: Bargnesi, Stephens.

Rushing: Johnson 13-127, Burke 9-124.

Receiving: Bargnesi 2-18.

Touchdowns: Burke 2, Johnson, Bargnesi.

Passing: Griffin 2-6-18.

Touchdown Passes: Griffin.


Fumbles: Skubis.

Kent Greer Anthony Bargnesi Ben Haas

Team Reports

2010 Numbers


Southwestern roaredout to a 21-0 lead afterone quarter and beat Salamanca 48-0last weekend... It was the Trojans’ 31ststraight win... John Mistretta pow-ered the offense as he ran for 168yards and 3 TDs on20 carries. Mistrettarumbled for TDs of5, 4 and 9 yards...QB Jim Rauh wasperfect as he com-pleted all 6 passes for72 yards and 2 TDs...Nick Austin caught 2passes for 20 yards and a TD... ToddHarris caught 2 passes for 34 yardsand a TD. Harris also led the defensewith 10 tackles... Tyler Uber made 9tackles... Dan Austin and DakotaProctor each recovered a fumble...Jake Swan and Justin Funcell eachintercepted a pass...

SouthwesternTrojans

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3........... @ Falconer.......... W 41-13

Fri., Sep. 10.........Salamanca............W 48-0

Fri., Sept. 17.........@ East Aurora............ 7:30

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Allegeny-Lime.......7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Cassadaga Valley...... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Fredonia................. 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: Mistretta 34-282, Fuller 15-57, Swan1-24, Watson 2-24, Rauh 7-13, Petrocello 9-15, Tapia 1-6.

Receiving: Austin 5-149, Harris 2-34, Swan 2-18.

Touchdowns: Mistretta 4, Austin 3, Swan 2,Fuller, Petrucello, Funcell, Harris.

Passing: Rauh 9-11-201.

Touchdown Passes: Rauh 4.

Interceptions: Swan, Funcell.

Fumbles: Harris, Austin, Proctor-Burch.

John Mistretta

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

South Park scored apair of TDs in the 4thquarter and pulled out an 18-8 winover Akron last weekend... The teamsplayed to a 6-6 tie at the half... ByronBanks led the offense as he rushed for72 yards and a TD on 14 carries andcaught 4 passes for75 yards and a 12-yard TD. Banks alsomade 5 tackles,recovered a fumbleand returned an INT45 yards... MauriceHowie completed 13of 23 passes for 232yards and a TD... Nick Woodwardled an outstanding defensive effortwith 10 tackles and a blocked PAT...Jonathan Barr and Tyler Eyermaneach made 7 tackles and recorded aQB sack... Warren Mobley intercept-ed a pass...

South ParkSparks

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Cheektowaga......... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 10....... Akron.........................7:00

Sat., Sept. 18....... vs Burgard (AH).......4:00

Fri., Sept. 25....... Depew (R)................. 2:00

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Bishop Timon.........7:00

Sat., Oct. 9...........vs East High (AH).... 2:00

Fri., Oct. 15.........JFK (R)......................7:00

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

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

Rushing: Banks 12-32, Woodard 6-18,VanVolkenberg 3-0.

Receiving: Nettles 10-164, Woodard 5-86,Banks 5-77, VanVolkenberg 2-77, Barr 1-2.

Touchdowns: Banks 2, Howie, Nettles.

Passing: Howie 23-44-406.

Touchdown Passes: Howie 2.

Interceptions: Woodard, Hassett, Bans,Mobley.

Fumbles: Woodard, Baker.

Byron Banks

2010 Numbers

Silver Creek rushedfor over 200 yards as theKnights pummeled Chautauqua Lake48-6 last weekend... Zach Williamsran for 104 yards and 2 TDs on just 8carries and made 8 tackles ondefense... AndrewLanphere added 58yards and a 39-yardTD on just 3 carries...Frank Sterlacerushed for 54 yardsand 2 TDs on just 4carries. Sterlace alsomade 8 tackles andintercepted a pass on defense... JohnJimerson ran twice for 24 yards andmade 4 tackles and recovered a fum-ble... QB Cody Hehir completed all 3passes for 46 yards and a TD... FrankBrown caught a 7-yard TD pass...Larry Kaminsky was a force as hehad a sack and recovered a fumble...

Silver CreekBlack Knights

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Maple Grove........ W 33-7

Fri., Sept. 10....... Chaut Lake.......... W 48-6

Sat., Sept. 18....... @ Clymer................... 1:30

Fri., Sept. 24........ @ Brocton.................. 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Sherman.................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Westfield................ 7:30

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

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

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

Rushing: ZWilliams 28-237, Lanphere 12-102,Sterlace 6-17, Hehir 5-12.

Receiving: Lanphere 1-13.

Touchdowns: ZWilliams 4, Lanphere.

Passing: Hehir 1-5-13.



Fumbles: Lanphere.

Frank Sterlace


The Panthers boltedout to a 21-0 lead afterone quarter and crushed WilliamsvilleEast 54-0 last weekend... The offensewas in high gear as two RBs wentover the century-mark... RalphNeasman rushed for104 yards and a TDon 9 carries... JuwanDouglas rushed for101 yards and a TDon just 5 carries...Jordan Johnson ran4 times for 35 yardsand a TD and alsocompleted 8 of 12passes for 121 yards and 3 TDs...Nick Spidell caught 2 passes, bothTDs. Spidell caught scoring passes of3 and 14 yards in the 1st quarter...Kyle Luchey returned a punt 50 yardsfor a TD... KJ Zinermon returned apunt 80 yards for a TD...

Sweet HomePanthers

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Kenmore East...... W 34-7

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Wmsville East...W 54-0

Sat., Sept. 18........ @ Starpoint................ 2:00

Sat., Sept. 25....... Lake Shore................ 2:00

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

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Grand Island.......... 2:00

Sat., Oct. 16.........Niag Wheatfield........2:00

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

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

Rushing: JJohnson 11-64, Neasman 20-88,Douglas 8-55.

Receiving: Zinermon 4-35.

Touchdowns: Neasman 4, Spidell 2, Johnson2, Douglas 2, Coleman, Luchey, Zinermon.

Passing: JJohnson 13-20-176.

Touchdown Passes: JJohnson 3.

Interceptions: Coleman, Barnes.

Fumbles: Douglas, Vial, Petruso.


The Griffins defensewas much improved bythe offense could never find any trac-tion in a 12-0 loss to Lackawanna lastweekend... Derrick Benz led theoffense with 40 yards rushing on 12carries... Nate Wellsadded 37 yards on 11carries and also made8 tackles ondefense... TylerStudd led the spirit-ed defensive effortwith 11 tackles whileTroy Studd was inon 10 tackles... Matt Beyer made 7tackles... Phil Hutchinson playedboth S and LB and recovered a pair offumbles... The Springville defensecaused 4 turnovers inside their own 15yard line... Springville will play atDunkirk this weekend...

SpringvilleGriffins

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3......... Pioneer................... L 0-35

Fri., Sept. 10.........@ Lackawanna....... L 0-12

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Dunkirk..................7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... East Aurora...............7:30

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Alden......................7:30

Fri., Oct. 8...........Eden........................... 7:30

Sat., Oct. 16......... @ Olean......................6:30

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

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

The Spartans fellbehind 10-0 after onequarter but rallied to beat NiagaraWheatfield 19-17 last weekend...Tyler Robinson rushed for 86 yardson 27 carries and scored the game-winning TD in the4th quarter... SeniorQB BrandonWehrmeyer com-pleted 13 of 21 pass-es for 107 yards anda TD... Cory Regnetcaught 4 passes for63 yards, including a31-yard TD... BrentThurston caught 4 passes for 30yards... Shane Knibbs made 4 tack-les, 3 for lost yardage... Jake Kennymade a team-high 5 tackles... TarekJabaji made 4 tackles and recorded aQB sack... The Starpoint defense had10 tackles for loss...

StarpointSpartans

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... Lockport.............. L 20-33

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Niag Wheat.....W 19-17

Sat., Sept. 18....... Sweet Home.............. 7:30

Sat., Sept. 25....... Grand Island.............2:00

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

Fri., Oct. 8............@ McKinley (AH)......7:00

Sat., Oct. 15......... @ Wmsville East........2:00

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

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

Rushing: Benz 12-40, Wells 11-37,Schweickert 4-10.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: Arcina 0-3-0.



Fumbles: Hutchinson 2.

Rushing: Robinson 47-243, Regnet 5-28,Kopp 3-11, Kenney 5-19, Wehrmeyer 7-8,Schul 1-3.

Receiving: Regnet 6-84, Thurston 6-42,Robinson 2-14, Doyle 2-9, Kopp 2-5, Kenny1-1, Scarpine 1-(-5).

Touchdowns: Wehrmeyer 2, Regnet,Robinson.

Passing: Wehrmeyer 20-35-150, Regnet 0-1-0.

Touchdown Passes: Wehrmeyer.


Fumbles: None.

Derrick Benz Cory Regnet Nick Spidell

Team Reports

2010 Numbers


The Indians foughthard but lost to Frontier21-7 last weekend... Lamar Stevensrushed 11 times for 42 yards andscored an early TD to give the Indiansa 7-0 lead... Zach Boyce ran 7 timesfor 51 yards to leadthe team... QB TJMcCormack added46 yards on just 6carries. McCormackalso completed 5passes for 42 yards...Belal Ahmed caught2 passes for 28 yardsand recovered a fumble on defense...Nick Cavalieri led a spirited defen-sive effort as he made 7 tackles andcaused a fumble... Jon Scherrer wasin on 5 tackles... West Seneca Westwill play at Orchard Park next week-end...

West Seneca WestIndians

2010 ScheduleSat., Sep. 4........... @ Bennett (AH)......L 7-14

Fri., Sept. 10....... Frontier.................. L 7-21

Fri., Sept. 17........ @ Orchard Park..........7:30

Fri., Sept. 24....... Lancaster...................7:00

Fri., Oct. 1........... @ Jamestown............. 7:00

Fri., Oct. 8........... @ WSeneca East........ 7:00

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

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

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

Rushing: Harm 17-94, Stevens 18-85,McCormick 10-68, Boyce 8-55, Reynolds 8-20, Cavalieri 5-8, Ahmed 1-7, Runge 1-0.

Receiving: Perna 4-43, Jones 4-35, Ahmed 2-28, Runge 1-3.

Touchdowns: Harm.

Passing: McCormick 11-29-109.


Interceptions: Perna.

Fumbles: Ahmed.

Lamar Stevens

Team Reports

2010 Numbers

West Seneca East fellbehind 18-0 after onequarter of play and lost to Lafayette24-14 last weekend... QB AndySmigiera completed 9 passes for 227yards and 2 TDs in the win... AndyJoksomovic caught 5passes for 111 yardsand a TD... ScottAckerman caught 2passes for 23 yards...Travis Chavannecaught a 64-yard TDpass... Dante Pageled the team with 50rushing yards on 15 carries... DakotaMichels made 12 tackles and inter-cepted a pass... Mike Zarbo led thedefensive unit with 14 tackles... JoshBeres was in on 12 tackles... ZachGuzda, Will Kawalec and JoshCarbone each recovered a fumble...Ryan Johnson recorded a QB sack...

West Seneca EastTrojans

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

Fri., Sept. 10....... Lafayette..............L 14-24

Fri., Sept. 17....... @ Lake Shore.............7:00

Fri., Sept. 24....... Iroquois..................... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Hamburg................ 7:00

Fri., Oct. 8...........WSeneca West...........7:00

Fri., Oct. 15.........Wmsville South.........7:00

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

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

Rushing: Page 22-80, Ackerman 6-13, Guzda3-6, Smigiera 1-3, Johnson 1-2.

Receiving: Joksimovic 7-130, Smigiera 2-76,Caldwell 2-36, Ackerman 2-23, Chavanne 1-64.

Touchdowns: Smigiera, Chavanne,Joksomovic

Passing: Smigiera 11-30-239, Guzda 5-13-100.

Touchdown Passes: Smigera 2, Guzda.

Interceptions: Michels.

Fumbles: Guzda, Kawalec, Carbone.

Andy Smigiera

2010 Numbers

No Report.

TonawandaWarriors

2010 ScheduleFri., Sept. 3...........@ Alden..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 4......... Newfane..................... 7:30

Fri., Sept. 17....... Medina.......................7:30

Fri., Sept. 24.........@ Albion.................... 7:30

Fri., Oct. 1...........Maryvale....................7:30

Fri., Oct. 8............@ Lew-Port................ 7:30

Fri., Oct. 15.........North Tonawanda.....6:00

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

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

Rushing: None.

Receiving: None.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: None.



Fumbles: None.


Williamsville East fellbehind 41-0 at the halfand lost to Sweet Home 54-0 lastweekend... Despite the lopsided scorethere were bright spots. KyleEvanetski rushed for 94 yards on 18carries... QBTrenton Miller com-pleted 4 passes for 58yards... KyleWistner played astrong game at CB.Wistner also caught 3passes for 52 yards...Todd Therrien ledthe defense with 7 tackles, 5 solo...Rick Recckio was in on 6 tackles, 4initial hits... Joe Naples recorded aQB sack that resulted in a loss of 9yards... Williamsville East will playcrosstown rival Williamsville Northon Thursday night at WilliamsvilleSouth High School...

Williamsville EastFlames

2010 ScheduleSat., Sept. 4......... McKinley............W 20-16

Sat., Sep. 11.........Sweet Home...........L 0-54

Thur., Sept. 16..... vs Wmsville North..... 7:00

Sat., Sept. 25....... Kenmore East........... 2:00

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

Sat., Oct 9............ @ Niag Wheatfield.....2:00

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

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

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

Rushing: Evanetski 18-94, Williams 2-11,Briceland 6-9, Schulenberg 5-7.

Receiving: Wistner 3-52, Briceland 1-6.

Touchdowns: None.

Passing: Miller 4-14-58.



Fumbles: None.

Kyle Wistner


The Billies led 14-13at the half but scored 3times in the third quarter to pull awayfrom Grand Island 34-13 last week-end... QB Joe Licata completed 20 of30 passes for 286 yards and 4 TDs tolead the offense...Kevin O’Connellcaught 4 passes for85 yards and 2 TDs...Phil Stasiak caught4 passes for 57 yards.Stasiak also recordeda QB sack and inter-cepted a pass ondefense... Buddy Ammerman had asolid day as he rushed for 83 yardsand also caught 4 passes for 54yards... Bill Jacobbi caught 2 passesfor 43 yards and a TD... Allen Ferrirecorded a QB sack... Luke Falzoneintercepted a pass... The Billies are atAmherst this Thursday...

Williamsville SouthBillies

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Lake Shore.........W 50-14

Sat., Sep. 11......... @ Grand Island... W 34-13

Thur., Sept. 16......@ Amherst................. 6:00

Fri., Sept. 14....... Hamburg................... 7:00

Fri., Oct. 1............@ Iroquois.................. 7:00

Fri., Oct. 8...........Lafayette................... 2:00

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

Oct. 22/23............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 29/30............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Ammerman 24-95, Falzone 6-58,Lamar 2-51, Earl 7-10, Licata 4-8, DiVita 2-8,Jacobbi 2-8 Hasan 1-6.

Receiving: OʼConnell 12-178, Stasiak 6-109,Ammerman 6-78, Hasan 5-100, Jacobbi 3-51, DiVita 3-41, Falzone 1-(-3).

Touchdowns: OʼConnell 4, Jacobbi 2, DiVita 2,Ammerman, Falzone, Lamar, Licata.

Passing: Licata 36-58-555.

Touchdown Passes: Licata 9.

Interceptions: Falzone, Stasiak.

Fumbles: None.

Bill Jacobbi

Wilson reboundedfrom an opening loss andused a tough defensive effort to beatGowanda 13-0 last weekend...Cameron Sidote led the ground gamewith 55 yards on 14 carries... QB JoeParrott completed14 of 25 passes for158 yards and a TD.Parrott also made 7tackles and intercept-ed a pass ondefense... CodyReimers had a hugegame as he ran for a29-yard TD and also caught 6 passesfor 80 yards and a TD. Reimers alsomade 4 tackles and intercepted apass... Brandon Konstanty caught 8passes for 27 yards... Pat Walch ledthe defense with 9 tackles, 7 initialhits... Tyler Moore was in on 9 tack-les...

WilsonLakemen

2010 ScheduleFri., Sep. 3...........Grover Cleveland......7:00

Fri., Sep. 10......... @ Gowanda...........W 13-0

Fri., Sept. 17....... Cassadaga Valley...... 7:00

Fri., Sept. 24....... @ Roy-Hart................ 7:00

Fri., Oct. 1...........Cleveland Hill........... 7:00

Sat., Oct. 9........... @ Newfane................ 2:00

Fri., Sept. 15........ @ Southwestern......... 7:30

Oct. 22/23............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Oct. 29/30............ Playoffs.....................TBA

Rushing: Sidote 23-52, Konstanty 11-35,Reimers 1-29, Barrett 2-(-2), Parrott 7-(-27).

Receiving: Walch 10-188, Reimers 10-181,Daunce 7-46, Sidote 2-17, Thilk 1-26.

Touchdowns: Walch 2, Reimers 2, Thilk.

Passing: Parrott 30-57-458.

Touchdown Passes: Parrott 3.

Interceptions: Reimers 2, Parrott.

Fumbles: None.

Joe Parrott

Team Reports

D East Div All PF PA NextPortville......................2-0 2-0 67 15 at Pine ValleyRandolph................... 2-0 2-0 70 21 at ForestvilleCattaraugus-LV.......... 1-1 1-1 55 36 at EllicottvilleFrewsburg..................1-1 1-1 59 32 at FranklinvilleEllicottville..................1-1 1-1 28 58 vs Catt-LVPine Valley................. 1-1 1-1 53 42 vs PortvilleFranklinville................0-2 0-2 8 87 vs FrewsburgForestville.................. 0-2 0-2 30 54 vs Randolph

D West Div All PF PA NextWestfield.................... 2-0 2-0 55 24 at ShermanSilver Creek............... 2-0 2-0 81 13 at ClymerSherman.................... 2-0 2-0 26 20 vs WestfieldChautauqua Lake...... 1-1 1-1 63 48 vs PanamaMaple Grove.............. 1-1 1-1 33 33 BYEClymer....................... 0-2 0-2 32 68 vs Silver CreekPanama..................... 0-2 0-2 12 39 at Chaut LakeBrocton...................... 0-2 0-2 0 57

M Martin AA Div All PF PA NextCanisius.....................0-0 2-0 81 14 vs SSt. Francis................. 0-0 0-2 36 44 vs HSt. Joeʼs.....................0-0 0-2 41 69 MTimon-St. Jude.......... 0-0 0-2 19 88 at C

M Martin AA Div All PF PA NextSt. Maryʼs...................0-0 1-0 34 7 at LeCardinal OʼHara.........0-0 1-1 47 59 vs XNiagara Catholic........ 0-0 0-0 00 00 vs ONichols.......................0-1 0-2 21 30 at G


AA North Div All PF PA NextNiagara Falls………... 2-0 2-0 31 9 at North TonLockport…………....... 1-0 2-0 54 40 at Kenmore WestKenmore West…....... 1-1 1-1 37 44 vs LockportWilliamsville North..... 1-1 1-1 52 38 vs Wmsv EastRiverside.........…....... 1-1 1-1 24 27 at Hutch TechHutch Tech................. 0-1 0-2 23 72 vs Riverside North Tonawanda...... 0-2 0-2 42 51 vs Niagara Falls

AA South Div All PF PA NextFrontier………............ 2-0 2-0 34 7 at HamburgBennett...................... 1-0 1-1 26 21 at JamestownClarence…………...... 1-0 2-0 74 40 at LancasterOrchard Park….......... 1-1 1-1 55 47 vs WSen WestJamestown................ 1-1 1-1 12 13 vs BennettLancaster…............... 0-2 0-2 10 39 vs ClarenceWest Seneca West.... 0-2 0-2 14 35 at Orchard Park

A North Div All PF PA NextSweet Home...…....... 2-0 2-0 88 7 at StarpointGrand Island..........… 1-0 1-1 44 34 at McKinleyStarpoint.................... 1-0 1-1 39 50 vs Sweet HomeWilliamsville East...… 1-1 1-1 20 70 at Wmsv NorthMcKinley..........…....... 1-1 1-1 56 36 vs Grand IslandNiagara Wheatfield.... 0-2 0-2 17 50 vs Kenmore EastKenmore East……... 0-2 0-2 23 74 at Niag Wheat

A South Div All PF PA NextAmherst..................... 2-0 2-0 59 35 vs Wmsv SouthWilliamsville South..... 1-0 2-0 84 27 at AmherstIroquois...................... 1-0 1-1 33 57 at LafayetteLafayette.............…… 1-1 1-1 40 39 vs IroquoisHamburg.........……… 1-1 1-1 53 40 vs FrontierWest Seneca East..... 0-2 0-2 20 49 at Lake ShoreLake Shore.........…… 0-2 0-2 34 71 vs WSen East

B North Div All PF PA NextAlden......................... 2-0 2-0 66 8 vs Lew-PortAlbion......................... 2-0 2-0 50 7 at CheektowagaMedina....................... 1-1 1-1 30 37 at TonawandaNewfane.................... 1-1 1-1 17 43 vs MaryvaleMaryvale.................... 0-1 0-2 19 63 at NewfaneLew-Port.................... 0-1 0-2 19 56 at AldenTonawanda................ 0-2 0-2 14 58 vs Medina

B Central Div All PF PA NextCheektowaga............. 2-0 2-0 72 22 vs AlbionDepew........................ 2-0 2-0 37 12 at AkronBurgard...................... 1-1 1-1 42 12 vs South ParkSouth Park................. 1-1 1-1 26 44 vs BurgardJFK............................ 0-1 0-2 21 44 at EastEast........................... 0-1 1-1 20 37 vs JFKAkron......................... 0-2 0-2 8 54 vs Depew

B South Div All PF PA NextEden......................... 2-0 2-0 58 22 at PioneerLackawanna.............. 2-0 2-0 56 20 vs OleanPioneer...................... 1-0 2-0 73 7 vs EdenDunkirk....................... 1-1 1-1 39 54 vs SpringvilleOlean......................... 0-1 0-2 26 80 at LackawannaEast Aurora................ 0-2 0-2 36 74 vs SouthwesternSpringville.................. 0-2 0-2 0 47 at Dunkirk

C North Div All PF PA NextGrover Cleveland......... 1-0 2-0 62 32 at Alley-LimeCleveland Hill.............. 1-0 2-0 84 18 vs FalconerGowanda..................... 1-1 1-1 35 25 at FredoniaWilson......................... 1-1 1-1 31 40 vs Cass ValleyRoy-Hart...................... 0-2 0-2 18 77 vs Salamanca

C South Div All PF PA NextSouthwestern.............. 2-0 2-0 89 13 at East AuroraFredonia...................... 2-0 2-0 88 16 vs GowandaAllegany-Limestone..... 1-1 1-1 52 52 vs Grover CleveFalconer....................... 1-1 1-1 39 63 at Cleve HillCassadaga Valley........ 0-2 0-2 42 85 at WilsonSalamanca.................. 0-2 0-2 0 81 at Roy-Hart

2010 League Standings

Photo by Tim Frank

Southwestern’s John Mistretta rushed for 168yards and 3 TDs in the Trojans 48-0 win overSalamanca last weekend.

WEEK 1Friday, September 3rdAmherst 25, West Seneca East 6Niagara Falls 9, Riverside 2Kenmore West 30, North Tonawanda 22Hamburg 24, Lafayette 16Cheektowaga 36, South Park 8Cleveland Hill 42, Maryvale 12Bradford (Pa.) 47, Olean 0Frontier 13, Jamestown 0Orchard Park 27, Lancaster 10Williamsville South 50, Lake Shore 14Alden 41, Tonawanda 0Burgard 36, Akron 0Depew 25, East 6Lackawanna 44, East Aurora 20Pioneer 35, Springville 0Gowanda 35, Roy-Hart 12Grover Cleveland 40, Wilson 18Aquinas 48, St. Joeʼs 21Southwestern 41, Falconer 13Catt-Little Valley 48, Forestville 8Portville 41, Franklinville 8Frewsburg 52, Ellicottville 6Randolph 42, Pine Valley 14Westfield 13, Panama 12Chautauqua Lake 57, Brocton 0Silver Creek 33, Maple Grove 7Clarence 37, Iroquois 12St. Francis 23, Union Endicott 17Central Catholic (OH) 56, Timon 6

Saturday, September 4thAllegany-Limestone 30, Cass Valley 26Sherman 26, Clymer 20 (ot)Wmsville North 34, Hutch Tech 16Bennett 14, W. Seneca West 7Sweet Home 34, Kenmore East 7Grand Island 31, Niagara-Wheatfield 0Williamsville East 20, McKinley 16Albion 29, Newfane 0Eden 28, Dunkirk 6Lockport 33, Starpoint 20Nichols 8, JFK 7Canisius 40, Cardinal OʼHara 7Fredonia 33, Salamanca 0Medina 22, Lew-Port 12

WEEK 2Friday, September 10thFrontier 21, West Seneca West 7Jamestown 12, Lancaster 0Iroquois 21, Lake Shore 20Lafayette 24, West Seneca East 14Albion 21, Maryvale 7Alden 25, Medina 8Newfane 17, Tonawanda 14Cheektowaga 36, JFK 14Depew 12, Burgard 6South Park 18, Akron 8Lackawanna 12, Springville 0Dunkirk 33, Olean 26Wilson 13, Gowanda 0Southwestern 48, Salamanca 0Falconer 26, All.-Limestone 22Pine Valley 39, Franklinville 0Randolph 28, Cattaraugus/LV 7Portville 26, Frewsburg 7Silver Creek 48, Chautauqua Lake 6Westfield 42, Clymer 12Grover Cleveland 22, Nichols 14Pioneer 38, Hutch-Tech 7St. Mary's 34, Lew-Port 7Timon-St. Jude 32, V-Batavia 13

Saturday, September 11thLockport 21, N. Tonawanda 20 (OT)Niagara Falls 22, Kenmore West 7Riverside 22, Wmsv. North 18Clarence 37, Orchard Park 28Starpoint 19, Nia.-Wheatfield 17Sweet Home 54, Wmsv. East 0McKinley 40, Kenmore East 16Amherst 34, Hamburg 29Eden 30, East Aurora 16Cleveland Hill 42, Roy-Hart 6Fredonia 55, Cass. Valley 16Ellicottvile 22, Forestville 6Maple Grove 26, Panama 0Canisius 41, St. John Baptist 7Cardinal O'Hara 40, Xavier (NYC) 19East 14, Bennett 12 (2OT)Holy Trinity (L.I.) 21, St. Francis 19Msgr. Farrell (NYC) 21, St. Joe's 20Wmsv. South 34, Grand Island 13

WEEK 3Thursday, September 16thWilliamsville South @ Amherst, 6:00Wmsv East vs. Wmsv North @WS, 7:30

Friday, September 17thCardinal OʼHara @ Nichols, 4:30Niagara Falls @ North Tonawanda, 7:00Bennett @ Jamestown, 7:00Grand Island @ McKinley (Riverside), 7:00West Seneca East @ Lake Shore, 7:00Iroquois @ Lafayette (All High), 7:00Albion @ Cheektowaga, 7:00Frontier @ Hamburg, 7:00Cassadaga Valley @ Wilson, 7:00Canisius @ Timon, 7:00West Seneca West @ Orchard Park, 7:30Clarence @ Lancaster, 7:30Lew-Port @ Alden, 7:30Medina @ Tonawanda, 7:30Depew @ Akron, 7:30Olean @ Lackawanna, 7:30Eden @ Pioneer, 7:00Springville @ Dunkirk, 7:30Cattaraugus-Little Valley @ Ellicottville, 7:30Randolph vs. Forestville @ Silver Crk, 7:30Portville @ Pine Valley, 7:30Frewsburg @ Franklinville, 7:30Brocton @ Maple Grove, 7:30Panama @ Chautauqua Lake, 7:30Gowanda @ Fredonia, 7:30Grover Cleveland @ Allegany-Lime 7:30Salamanca @ Roy-Hart, 7:30Southwestern @ East Aurora, 7:30St. Maryʼs @ Batavia (5), 7:30

Saturday, September 18thRiverside @ Hutch-Tech (All High), 1:00Lockport @ Kenmore West, 2:00Kenmore East @ Niagara-Wheatfield, 2:00Sweet Home @ Starpoint, 2:00Maryvale @ Newfane, 2:00South Park vs. Burgard @ All High, 4:00JFK @ East (Johnny Wiley), 2:00Westfield @ Sherman, 1:30Silver Creek @ Clymer, 1:30Falconer @ Cleveland Hill, 2:00St. Joeʼs @ Bishop Kearney, 2:00Aquinas @ St. Francis, 7:00

WEEK 4

Friday, September 24thNiagara Catholic @ Nichols, 4:30North Ton. @ Riverside (All High), 7:00Lancaster @ West Seneca West, 7:00Orchard Park @ Frontier, 7:30Niagara Wheat @ McKinley (Rʼside), 7:00Hamburg @ Williamsville South, 7:30Iroquois @ West Seneca East 7:00Newfane @ Alden, 7:30Tonawanda @ Albion, 7:30Lew-Port @ Maryvale, 7:00East @ Cheektowaga, 7:00Lackawanna @ Dunkirk, 7:30East Aurora @ Springville, 7:30Wilson @ Roy-Hart, 7:30Southwestern @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:30Fredonia @ Falconer, 7:30Portville @ Cattaraugus/Little Valley, 7:30Franklinville @ Randolph, 7:30Pine Valley @ Ellicottville, 7:30Frewsburg @ Forestville (S.Creek), 7:30Clymer @ Maple Grove, 7:30Westfield @ Chautauqua Lake, 7:30Silver Creek @ Brocton, 7:30Eden @ Gowanda, 7:00St. Maryʼs @ Bishop Kearney (5), 7:00Medina @ Akron, 7:30

Saturday, September 25thCleve Hill @ Grover (Riverside), 10 a.m.Hutch-Tech @ Lockport, 2:00Williamsville North @ Kenmore West, 2:00Clarence @ Bennett (All High), 1:00Grand Island @ Starpoint, 2:00Kenmore East @ Williamsville East, 2:00Amherst @ Lafayette (All High), 4:00JFK @ Burgard (Johnnie Wiley), 2:00Depew @ South Park (Riverside), 2:00Pioneer @ Olean, 7:30 p.m.Cassadaga Valley @ Salamanca, 7:30Sherman @ Panama, 1:30 p.m.Jamestown @ Niagara Falls, 2:00Lake Shore @ Sweet Home, 2:00Erie Cathedral Prep (PA) @ Canisius, 2:00St. Francis @ St. Joeʼs, 2:00Bishop Timon @ Cardinal OʼHara, 2:00

WEEK 5 Friday, October 1st Lockport @ Niagara Falls, 6:30 p.m.Ken West @ Hutch-Tech (Riverside), 7:00West Seneca West at Jamestown 7:00Bennett at Lancaster, 7:30Williamsville South at Iroquois, 7:00West Seneca East at Hamburg, 7:00Lafayette at Lake Shore, 7:00Albion at Lew-Port, 7:30Newfane at Medina, 7:30Maryvale at Tonawanda, 7:30Cheektowaga at Depew, 7:00Lackawanna at Pioneer, 7:00East Aurora at Dunkirk, 7:30Cleveland Hill at Wilson, 7:00Allegany-Limestone at Fredonia, 7:30Cassadaga Valley at Southwestern, 7:30Falconer at Salamanca, 7:30Catt-Little Valley at Franklinville, 7:30Ellicottville at Randolph, 7:30Forestville at Portville, 7:30Frewsburg at Pine Valley, 7:30Chautauqua Lake at Maple Grove, 7:30Sherman at Silver Creek, 7:30Brocton at Westfield, 7:30

WEEK 5 (Continued)

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Friday, October 1st Springville at Alden 7:30Orchard Park @ Riverside (All High), 7:00South Park @ Bishop Timon-St. Jude, 7:00St. Francis @ Cardinal Mooney (OH), 7:00

Saturday, October 2ndNorth Tonawanda @ Wmsville North, 2:00Frontier @ Clarence, 2:00Williamsville East @ Grand Island, 2:00Kenmore East @ Starpoint, 2:00McKinley @ Sweet Home, 2:00Burgard vs. East (@ Johnnie B. Wiley), 2:00Akron @ JFK, 2:00Olean @ Eden, 2:00Gowanda @ Grover (Riverside), 2:00Panama @ Clymer, 1:30Amherst @ Niagara-Wheatfield, 2:00Roy-Hart @ Niagara Catholic, 2:00Canisius @ St. Joeʼs, 2:00Cardinal OʼHara @ St. Maryʼs, 2:00

WEEK 6Thursday, October 7th Niagara Catholic @ Cardinal OʼHara, 4:00

Friday, October 8th Hutch-Tech @ North Tonawanda, 7:00Lockport @ Riverside, 7:00Jamestown @ Clarence, 7:30Lancaster @ Frontier, 7:30Starpoint @ McKinley (All High), 7:00Iroquois @ Amherst, 6:00Lake Shore @ Hamburg, 7:00Lafayette @ Williamsville South, 7:30Alden @ Albion, 7:30Tonawanda @ Lew-Port, 7:30Medina @ Maryvale, 7:00Akron @ Cheektowaga, 7:00Dunkirk @ Pioneer, 7:00Olean @ East Aurora, 7:30Eden @ Springville, 7:30Grover Cleveland @ Roy-Hart, 7:30Salamanca @ Allegany-Limestone, 7:30Southwestern @ Fredonia, 7:30Pine Valley @ Catt-Little Valley, 7:30Franklinville @ Forestville (S.Creek), 7:30Randolph @ Frewsburg, 7:30Ellicottville @ Portville, 7:30Westfield @ Silver Creek, 7:30Burgard @ Lackawanna, 7:30W. Seneca West @ W. Seneca East, 7:30

Saturday, October 9th Bennett @ Orchard Park, 12:00 pmNiagara Falls @ Williamsville North, 2:00Sweet Home @ Grand Island, 2:00 Wmsville East @ Niagara-Wheatfield, 2:00Depew @ JFK, 2:00South Park vs. East @ All High, 2:00Gowanda @ Cleveland Hill, 2:00Falconer @ Cassadaga Valley, 1:30Chautauqua Lake @ Clymer, 1:30Brocton @ Panama, 1:30Maple Grove @ Sherman, 1:30Wilson @ Newfane, 2:00Aquinas @ Canisius, 2:00Cleveland Heights @ St. Joeʼs, 2:00Nichols @ St. Maryʼs, 2:00Kenmore West @ Kenmore East, 3 p.m.Timon @ St. Francis, 7:00

WEEK 7

Friday, October 15th Niagara Falls @ Hutch-Tech (All High), 7:00Clarence at West Seneca West, 7:00Orchard Park at Jamestown, 7:00Amherst at Lake Shore, 7:00Hamburg at Iroquois 7:00Wmsville South at West Seneca East, 7:00Albion at Medina, 7:30Alden at Maryvale, 7:00East at Akron, 7:30JFK @ South Park (Riverside), 7:00Pioneer at East Aurora, 7:30Eden at Lackawanna, 7:30Ellicottville at Franklinville, 7:30Forestville at Pine Valley, 7:30Cattaraugus-Little Valley at Frewsburg, 7:30Randolph at Portville, 7:30Panama at Silver Creek, 7:30Clymer at Brocton, 7:30Westfield at Maple Grove, 7:30Sherman at Chautauqua Lake, 7:30Allegany-Limestone at Gowanda, 7:30Cleveland Hill at Salamanca, 7:30Depew at Lancaster, 7:30Dunkirk at Fredonia, 7:30North Tonawanda at Tonawanda, 6:00Wilson at Southwestern, 7:30

Saturday, October 16th Grover vs. Lafayette @ All High, 10 a.m.Bishop Timon @ Nichols, 1:00Roy-Hart at Cassadaga Valley, 1:30Riverside at Kenmore West, 2:00Williamsville North at Lockport, 2:00Frontier @ Bennett (All High), 2:00Grand Island at Kenmore East, 2:00Niagara-Wheatfield at Sweet Home, 2:00Starpoint at Williamsville East, 2:00Lew-Port at Newfane, 2:00Cheektowaga @ Burgard (Riverside), 2:00Falconer at Niagara Catholic, 2:00McKinley at St. Mary's, 2:00Bishop Kearney (5) @ Canisius, 2:00St. Joeʼs @ Cardinal OʼHara, 2:00Springville at Olean, 6:30St. Francis @ St. Ignatius (OH), 7:00

WEEK 8FRIDAY OCTOBER 22ndSection VI Playoffs TBASt. Joeʼs @ Stuebenville (OH), 7:00St. Maryʼs @ Bishop Timon, 7:00

Saturday, October 23rdSection VI Playoffs TBACanisius @ Walsh Jesuit (OH), 2:00St. Francis @ Cardinal OʼHara, 2:00Nichols @ Niagara Catholic, 2:00

WEEK 9Friday, October 29thSection VI Semifinals TBASt. Joeʼs @ Bishop Timon, 7:00Cardinal OʼHara @ Stubenville (OH), 7:00

Saturday, October 30thSection VI Semifinals TBASt. Francis @ Canisius, 2:00

WEEK 10

Friday, 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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Are You Game?


Clarence beat Orchard Park 37-28 in a thrilling game lastweekend. It was the first time that Clarence has beatenOrchard Park since 2000.

Since that last victory over the Quakers, Clarence hassuffered a string of futility at the hands of Orchard Park.

“They beat us in the playoffs in 2002,” Goddard said, “andthey beat us in 2006 at TheRalph. Theyʼve had our num-ber for a decade.”

Included in this string wasthe 2008 game in which bothteams entered the gameundefeated... and OP cameaway with a 48-0 win.

“That was humbling,”Goddard said.

But, last weekendʼs winover Orchard Park will be oneof the most memorable winsin Clarence football history.

Bruising tailback MikeGelz ran for 177 yards and 3TDs to lead the Red Devils.

“Mike is a workout fanatic,”Goddard said. “He put on 20pounds of muscle over theoffseason.”

Clarence led 22-21 at the half.“When we got into the locker room I told the kids that I

had just one question,” Goddard said. “ʻCan we play withthese guys?ʼ And the kids just exploded.”

What followed was a hard-nosed, 8-minute drive for a TDthat gave Clarence a 9-point lead. When the game ended,the student section swarmed the field in celebration.

But while all of this made for an exciting Friday night,none of of it made the game memorable.

What made the game an ʻInstant Classicʼ was the factthat Clarence wore yellow jerseys... with no numbers ornames on them.

Fans walking into the game, knowing that Clarence usual-ly wore Red and Black, were immediately confused.

“We were on the field warming up with our regular blackjerseys,” Goddard said. “Orchard Park got off the bus withdark maroon jerseys. I didnʼt think anything of it. Someteams change into game jerseys right before the kickoff. Butthen they took the field in maroon jerseys. I knew there wasa problem.”

The problems started because Orchard Park has a hugeJV program. The Baby Quakers have so many players that

the school does not have enough jerseys.“Iʼm not going to tell a kid he canʼt play because we donʼt

have enough jerseys,” Athletic Director Jim Higgins said. “Iordered more jerseys but they arenʼt in yet. So until theycome in, we have to share the jerseys between the varsityand the JV.”

Higgins called Clarence Athletic Director Greg Kaszubskito ask if the teams could switch jerseys. Orchard Park wouldwear white for the JV game... but that meant that the whitejerseys wouldnʼt be ready in time for the varsity game.

On the sidelines of the varsity game, Kaszubski con-firmed the conversation.

“I thought they just wanted to switch for the JV game,”Kaszubski said. “I didnʼt know they wanted to switch for thevarsity game, too.”

So... before the varsity game kicked off, both teams stoodthere in almost identical jer-seys wondering what to do.

Officials then informedGoddard that the rules statethat if the visitors show up inthe wrong jersey, it is theresponsibility of the hometeam to change.

Wow... who knew?“I didnʼt even know the

rule existed,” Goddard said.“Ignorance of the law is nodefense but Iʼve never evenheard the rule mentioned inalmost 30 years of coachingfootball.”

The problem was that theClarence players, certain thatthey would be wearing blackthat night, had all taken theirwhite jerseys home. The only

jerseys available were yellow practice jerseys. No numbers... no names. Just bright yellow mesh.“We bought those jerseys because we needed something

to practice in,” Goddard said. “Fortunately we had them.They werenʼt clean but we took our jerseys off and put thoseon. The kids were ticked. But then, someone said we lookedlike Killer Bees. All of a sudden, it clicked and just torethrough the locker room. Everyone was fired up and wantedto wear the yellow jerseys. We were all on the same page.We were together.”

The offensive linemen had tape pasted to the front of theirhelmets so that referees could tell if there was an illegal mandownfield. Stat keepers faced a nightmare prospect of tryingto keep accurate stats with no numbers to identify players.

And the PA Announcer would occasionally inform thecrowd that the pass was complete to, “A yellow jersey!”

And... maybe... a new tradition has been started?“I wouldnʼt mind that,” Goddard said. “When Orchard Park

comes to our place, we could wear yellow. Notre Damewears green for USC. Maybe the boosters could buy ussome regular yellow football jerseys. And when we playOrchard Park at home, weʼll call it Yellow Jersey Night.”

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Red Devils turn Yellow

By Mark Adair

For one night, Clarence became the Killer Bees.Photo by Mark Adair

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