Football
^TopMonsignor Martin
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St. Joe's « |
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O'Hara |
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Summary
SJ: Noble 62 run (Belles kick) SJ: Noble 60 run (Belles kick) SJ: Noble 66 run (Belles kick) SJ: Payne 2 run (Belles kick) SJ: Davis 23 run (Belles kick)Recap
St. Joe's 35, Cardinal O'Hara 0: The Marauders scored TDs on its three possessions in a shutout win. Ilo Noble rushed 236 yards on eight carries and scored his team's first three TDs. Had has 551 yards to date. St. Joe's had a goal-line stand at the end of the first half to preserve the shutout. Defensively, junior Rod Payne with 10 tackles, junior Anthony Castellini added nine and senior Jack Bargnesi chipped in with eight. St. Joe'e puts it 4-0 record on the line Friday when it travels to Aquinas.Class AA North
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KW: Price 1 run (Taylor run) KW: Price 54 run (Ahmadi kick) KW: Howell 15 pass from Fron (kick failed) R: Caldwell 17 pass from Jones (run failed) KW: Price 8 run (Ahmadi kick) KW: safety, Halt tackled QB in end zoneRecap
Kenmore West 30 Riverside 6: Alex Price had three rushing TDs finishing with 176 yards as the Blue Devils moved to 2-0 in Class AA North. Defensively, Jason Taylor and LaQuan Saltar had interceptions. Jerry Halt had six tackles and a safety.Niagara Falls |
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L: Chambers 95 kickoff return (Few kick) L: Chambers 44 run (Few kick) L: Chambers 2 run (Few kick) L: Chambers 22 pass from Daniel Bronson (Few kick) NF Imiani Davis 2 run (DeWeen run) L: Chambers 92 kickoff return (Few kick) NF: Safety, Davis tackled QB in end zone L: Chambers 6 run (Few kick) L: Chambers 75 punt return (Few kick)Recap
Niagara Falls learned the hard way on Saturday not to kick the ball deep to James Chambers. The senior running back scored seven touchdowns, three on returns, as Lockport defeated Niagara Falls, 49-9, in Class AA North. "Normally people don't kick it to him because that's what he does," said Lockport coach Greg Bronson. "We're used to getting the ball on the 40 because teams will try to squib it or on-side kick." Chambers had kickoff returns of 95 and 92 yards and a 75-yard punt return, to go with three rushing TDs and one receiving. He had 59 yards rushing on seven carries and three catches for 52 yards. "He touched the ball 13 times total so it wasn't like we were running him left and right," Bronson added. "The rest of the kids were tremendous. We had linemen blocking 40 yards down field. The kids go hard for one another."Class A North
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Summary
S: Rudes 12 run (kick failed) S: Majewski 14 run (Wells kick) S: Majewski 15 run (kick failed) S: Majewski 3 run (Majewski pass from Chase) NW: Ayers 72 run (Gilewski kick) NW: Gravelle 24 run (Gilewski kick) SP: Rudes 41 run (Rudes run) SP: Majewski 69 run (Wells kick) SP: Mazzara 50 interception return (Wells kick)Recap
Starpoint 49, Niagara-Wheatfield 14: Evan Majewski rushed for 251 yards and four TDs. The Spartans broke the open with a 21-point second quarter. Matt Wetzel had 10 tackles.Class A South
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Hamburg « |
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Bennett |
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Summary
H: Kramer 8 run (Ryan pass from Daly) B: Briscol 7 pass from Thompson (pass failed) H: Kramr 1 run (Ryan pass from Daly) H: Kramer 1 run (pass failed) H: Violanti 79 pass from Kramer (run failed) B: Humphrey 19 pass from Thompson (pass failed)Recap
Hamburg 28, Bennett 12: Senior QB Luke Kramer was 9 of 14 for 235 yards with three rushing TDs and one passing. Kyle Violanti had four catches for 160 yards and two interceptions. "Luke is commanding the offense really well," said coach Mike McFadden. "It's more than putting up the stats, he being a leader. We feel we controlled the game in the first half. His persona is to let eveyone feel we can do it with him there."Class B South
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Olean |
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Class B East
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Alden « |
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East |
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A: Zobrest fumble recovery safety A: Barczykowski 30 run (Richards kick) A: Richards 10 run (Barczykowski run) A: Barczykowski 2 run (Richards kick) A: Stoldt 2 run (Richards kick) E: Quarles 28 pass from Glover (pass failed)Recap
Alden 31, East 6: Corey Barczykowski rushed for 154 on 19 attempts and scored twice as the No. 1 small school Bulldogs moved to 4-0. Defensive;y, Jason Bunk had seven tackles, Bill Zobrest recovered a fumble in the end zone for a safety.|
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Newfane |
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Summary
B/R-H: Bobbitt 1 run (Bobbitt run) B/R-H: Haight 18 run (run failed) N: Sears 9 run (pass failed) B/R-H: Brett Cole 33 run (Ruhlen pass from Haight) N: Sears 1 run (Sear run) B/R-H: Cole 60 run (Rulen pass from Haight) N: Branca 13 pass from Bows (run failed)Recap
Barker/Roy-Hart 30, Newfane 20: Brett Cole rushed for 139 yards and two scores and Jake Haight added 80 yards and a TD as the Rams picked up their first win as members of Class B East. On defense Haight had an interception to go with eight tackles. Connors Sears had two TDs for Newfane.Class C North
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Class C South
Class DD
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Clymer « |
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C: DeStevens 75 kickoff return (kick failed) C: Payne 3 run (pass failed) C: McAfoose 5 run (kick failed) C: DeStevens 2 run (run failed) C: Heiser 7 pass from DeStevens (Dunnewold kick) F: Maines 5 run (pass failed) C: DeStevens 32 run (kick failed)Recap
Clymer 37, Forestville 6: Junior QB Matt DeStevens had two rushing TDs and a returned the opening kickoff 75 yards as the Pirates moved to 3-1. Junior Garrett McAfoose, filling in for injured starter Jake Wiggers, rushed for 131 yards on 26 carries. McAfoose and Austin Cramer had fumble recoveries.|
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Panama |
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P: Eggleston 5 fumble recovery (kick failed) S/R: Scouton 17 pass from Andrew Graham (kick failed) S/R: Enterline 5 run (run failed) S/R: Morehead 8 pass from Graham (run failed) P: Smouse 6 run (run failed) S/R: Morehead 6 run (run failed) S/R: Blose 11 pass from Payne (Eddy kick) P: Enlow 57 run (Schutt from Payne) S/R: Graham 9 run (Graham kick) S/R: Morehead 9 (Graham kick)Recap
Sherman/Ripley 38, Panama 27: The Wildcats scored the last 14 points of the game to seal the win and move to 3-0 in Class DD. Devon Morehead had 98 yards rushing and scored two rushing and one receiving TD. Stephen Enlow led Panama with 86 yards, including a 57-yard TD.Nonleague
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St. Mary's/L « |
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SM: Nick Vallone 92 run (kick failed) SM: Vallone 64 run (Vallone run) SM: Hersey 10 run (Horvatis kick) SM: Strong 49 pass from Hersey (Horvatis kick) SM: Strong 14 pass from Hersey (Horvatatis kick) SM: Anthony Stitt 30 run (kick failed) St. Mary's 41, Ellicottville/West Valley 0: Nick Vallone rushed for 228 yards on just eight carries and two TD. He had 667 yards in four games. Deone Strong caught two TD passes from Justin Hersey.Recap
St. Mary's 41, Ellicottville/West Valley 0: Nick Vallone rushed for 228 yards on just eight carries and two TD as the Lancers dominated. Vallone has 667 yards in four games. WR Deone Strong and QB Justin Hersey connected on TD passes of 49 and 14 yards. Nate Keith had 11 tackles while Robert Desiderio and Dahlen Jones added 10 each.|
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Summary
B: Recor 39 run (kick failed) B: Brown 7 run (Goia kick) B: Goia 32 FGRecap
Timon/St. Jude 16, V-Wilson Magnet 0: Adam DiMillo made his season debut rushing for 138 yards as the Tigers picked up a nice road win. DiMillo missed the first three games with complications from an arm injury. "The guys were excited, he's a pretty good leader," said coach Charlie Comerford. "He didn't look like he missed a beat. He ran hard, it's good to have him back." Wilson put eight men in the box to try and slow Timon's run game, but they were unsuccessful. Jackson Brown added 98 rushing, a TD and 14 tackles. Damon Harris had eight tackles.|
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Summary
C: Richards 96 Int. ret. (kick failed) J: DiCillo 11 run (Knoll kick) C: Ollison 1 run (Benton to Mascio)Recap
Canisius 14, Walsh Jesuit(Ohio) 7: Ryan Richards helped the Crusaders pick up a rare win against an Ohio school as he had a 96-yard interception return, 10 tackles a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Qadree Ollison rushed for 134 yards and scored on a 1-yard run. Josh Hoffman batted down a fourth down pass in what would be Walsh's last drive with 4 minutes left.|
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South Park |
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SP: Coleman 8 pass from Howie (Berrios kick) LP: Hogan 79 run (kick failed) SP: Mitchell 5 pass from Howie (kick failed) LP: Schiavitti 18 pass from Daul (run failed) SP: Leonard 33 pass from Howie (kick failed) LP: Hogan 6 run (Hogan run) SP: Watkins 8 pass from Howie (Berrios from Howie)27-20 LP: Reagan 8 pass from Daul(Nalbone run)Recap
Lew-Port 28, South Park 27: Zac Nalbone scored the PAT with 36 seconds left for the deciding points as the Lancers won at Riverside. The PAT came after Dan Reagan caught an eight-yard pass from Josh Daul to bring the Lancers within one point. South Park got the ball back but Jacob Eoute had an interception with 18 second to seal it. Dan Hogan 145 yards on 18 carries and two TDs. Dylan Pryce had an interception to set up a score.|
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Wmsv. North |
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Summary
WE: Williams 57 Punt Ret. (kick failed) WN: Isler 6 run (kick failed) WE: Runfola 1 run WN: Ali 17 pass from Majewski (run failed) WE: Battle 9 pass from DiBernardo (Battle run) WN: Majewski 1 run (Majewski kick)Recap
Wmsv. East 21, Wmsv. North 19: The Flames ran out the final 5:40 to beat rival North. Cort Williams returned a punt 57 yards, Rick Runfola had a 1-yard run and Jaleel Battle caught a 9-yard pass from Alex Dibernardo for East's scores. Ryan Wayne had two sacks among his seven tackles.Boys soccer
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DYouville Cup
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Emerson « |
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NAPHA
Nonleague
Girls soccer
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ECIC III
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Lake Shore « |
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ECIC IV
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Holland « |
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Recap
Olivia Schmidt had a hat trick giving her 11 goals this season as the Holland girls soccer team beat JFK, 5-0, in ECIC IV. Anna Knopf recorded her third shutout of the season as the Lady Dutchmen improved to 4-2 overall. The game was marred by an injury to Holland junior MacKenzie Maier, who broke both bones in her leg about 10 minutes into the second half. She was taken off the field by ambulance and rushed to the hospital. Holland coach Leanne Gedraitis said she saw the play. "When I saw it, I thought she tweaked her ankle," she said. "The trainer pulled her sock off and you could see the bone was displaced for sure. Her mother just called and said both bones were broken. It was such a fluke thing. She got bumped and as she came down and her foot twisted. It wasn't like a hard hit or anything."Nonleague
Girls volleyball
^TopNiagara-Orleans
Frontier Invitational
atImmaculata, Frontier & Hamburg
Girls
Team
25th Frontier Invitational Championship V-Mercy 23-25-15, Orchard Park 25-13-11 Semifinals V-Mercy 25-25, Lancaster 20-22 Orchard Park 28-21-15, St. Mary's 26-25-11 Quarterfinals Lancaster 30, Frontier 20 V-Mercy 30 Hamburg 20 Lancaster 30, Sacred Heart 21 V-Mercy 30, Catt. Little Valley 13 Prequarterfinals Orchard Park 33, Immaculata 31 Eden 30, Niagara-Wheatfield 19 Orchard Park 31, Wmsv. East 29 St. Mary’s 34, Eden 32 Orchard Park 28-21-15, St. Mary’s 26-25-11 Gold bracket Championship Wmsv. North 25-25, Falconer 9-16 Semifinals Wmsv. North 25-25, North Tonawanda 17-21 Falconer 25-20-16, Clarence 19-25-14 North Tonawanda 30, Iroquois 26 Clarence 30, Kenmore West 28 Silver bracket Championship Mount St. Mary’s 25-25, Nardin 11-21 Semifinals Nardin 25-25, Sweet Home 19-23 Mount Sat. Mary’s 25-25, Mount Mercy 22-11 Prequarterfinal Nardin 30, Lake Shore 22 Mount Mercy 30, City Honors 27 All-tournament team: Gabe Eppolito (Hamburg), Erica Moser (Wmsv. East), Lainy Pierce (Eden), Emma Santoro (Lancaster), Leah Meyer (St. Mary’s), Sydney Rojek (Frontier), Kristen Stanek (Orchard Park), Maryellen Devic (Orchard Park), Terese Cannon (V-Mercy), Kailey Falk (V-Mercy), Gabby Vetere (V-Mercy), Noelle Polenczrz (Orchard Park).Olean Invitational
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Boys volleyball
^TopKenmore Tournament
Boys
Individual
Gary Tocke Tournament Finals Grand Island 25-25-25, Ken. East 27-22-21 Pool play N. Tonawanda 25-21, Ken. West 14-25 Grand Ialnd 25-25, Ken. West 16-17 Ken. East 25-25, Ken. West 16-17 Grand Island 25-25, N. Tonawnada 23-19 Ken. East 27-25, North Tonawanda 25-12 Grand Island 25-25, Ken. East 22-19 MVP: Brock Tetreault (GI) All-tournament: Tyler Rymarczak (KW), Ryan Fritz (NT), Kyle Patterson (KE), Michale Croford (KE), Kyle Burns (GI), Adam Hefka (GI) Grand Island beat defending champion Kenmore East 25-27, 25-22, 25-21 to win the 4th annual Gary Tocke Volleyball Tournament, formerly the Ken-Ton Tournament. Brock Tetreault ofGrand Island was named the event's MVP. "It was of the best finals I've ever seen," said tournament namesake Gary Tocke, the coach at Kenmore West. "They were both after each other, playing very competitively, It was point against point." Named to the all-tournament was Tyler Rymarczak (Kenmore West), Ryan Fritz (North Tonawanda), Kyle Patterson (Kenmore East), Michale Croford (Kenmore East), Kyle Burns (Grand Island), Adam Hefka (Grand Island).Recap
Grand Island beat defending champion Kenmore East 25-27, 25-22, 25-21 to win the 4th annual Gary Tocke Volleyball Tournament, formerly the Ken-Ton Tournament. Brock Tetreault of Grand Island was named the event's MVP. "It was of the best finals I've ever seen," said tournament namesake Gary Tocke, the coach at Kenmore West. "Both teams went after each other, playing very competitively. It was point-against-point." Named to the all-tournament team was Tyler Rymarczyk (Kenmore West), Ryan Fritz (North Tonawanda), Kyle Patterson (Kenmore East), Michael Croford (Kenmore East), Kyle Burns (Grand Island), Adam Hefka (Grand Island).