Nothing makes a 5-0 football coach more nervous than a road trip to Jamestown.

Lancaster coach Len Jankiewicz overcame those fears in a big way Friday night, handing the

Red Raiders a 28-7 loss while handing themselves the Class AA South title.

In the series history, Lancaster was 4-12-1 at Jamestown's Strider Field, including seven

losses in a row from 1990-2002. QB Justin Juda reversed the luck of the undermanned Redskins

as he threw for 185 yards and rushed for 99 more. Juda, Zack Maryniewski and Cory Davis had

rushing TDs, while Liam O'Brien caught a 4-yard TD pass. Lancaster's defense forced three

turnovers.

"Going down there, it's a long road trip for kids, and you never know what you might get

down there," said Jankiewicz. "The biggest thing is Jamestown was coming off two wins. They

had some momemtum coming in."

The league title was Lancaster's first since 2004. At 6-0 they are off to their best start

since the 2001 team won its first seven. Lancaster was without four two-way starters, all

injured.

Class A

Williamsville South 28, Iroquois 7: Senior running back/wide receiver Tyler Krempa

made the most of his 14 touches, scoring four touchdowns in a key win for the Billies. Krempa

had 35 receiving yards and 36 rushing yards, and accounted for 26 of South's 28 points.

Billies quarterback Joe Licata went 15 of 25 for 193 yards and two touchdowns to Krempa,

covering 4 and 3 yards, respectively.

Defensively, Mike Lang had 10 touchdowns and an interception and Kevin O'Connell added a

pick for the Billies (6-0, 5-0).

Brandon Souder threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Dan Parker for Iroquois' (4-2, 3-2) only

score.

Amherst 28, Kenmore East 18: Keeon Colvin rushed for 138 yards on 13 attempts as the

Tigers erupted for 21 points in the second quarter to win. The Bulldogs scored all of their

points in the second half.

Class B North

Medina 40, Tonawanda 7: Maurel Johnson rushed 14 times for 138 yards and a pair of

touchdowns as the host Mustangs cruised to the win. Johnny Campbell led the Medina (2-4, 2-3)

defense with 10 tackles and three sacks. Justin Bacon had 18 carries for 90 yards and the lone

touchdown for Tonawanda (0-6, 0-6).

Depew 43, Lew-Port 6: Aaron Ertel went 7 of 9 for 174 yards and two touchdowns in

the Wildcats' big win. Aaron Rybak had five catches for 141 yards, while Anthony Emmanuele

rushed seven times for 131 yards, including TD runs of 45 and 52 yards. Greg Nawojski made 13

tackles for Depew.

Cheektowaga 28, Albion 12: The undefeated Warriors clinched the Class B North title

with a win over the Purple Eagles. Earl Turner had three interceptions and Julius Davis had

130 yards rushing on 13 carries. Nick McLean had 85 yards rushing on six carries and found the

end zone twice.

Class B South

Lackawanna 12, Dunkirk 0: There's a three-way tie atop the Class B South standings

as the Steelers rebounded from last week's loss to East Aurora (4-2, 4-1), which dealt Alden

its first loss Friday night.

Keith Taggart scored on a 29-yard run and finished with 124 yards rushing while new

starting quarterback Vinny Luka passed for 102 yards, including a 31-yard TD to Anthony Fino.

Christian Smith was a monster on defense with 14 tackles and two fumble recoveries for

Lackawanna (4-2, 4-1), while Dan Trala had an even better game with 15 tackles, two sacks and

a forced fumble while chipping in with four catches for 71 yards.

The Steelers close the regular season next Friday at Alden (5-1, 4-1).

East Aurora 17, Alden 6: Ryan Sweet booted a 37-yard field goal and caught a 31-yard

touchdown pass from Mark Gampietro to lead the Blue Devils.

Olean 34, Pioneer 13: Maleke Fuentes rushed for 211 yards and Ryan Carne threw for

two TDs and rushed for another as the Huskies mover to 2-4.

Class C North

Wilson 32, Roy-Hart 0: Nate Meier had 209 yards on 15 carries and three touchdowns,

leading the Lakemen to the win. Wilson solidified its hold on third place in Class C North

with the win. Cody Reimers and Pat Walch had nine tackles each for the Lakemen (4-2, 4-2).

Akron 20, JFK 14: Josh Cory rushed for 167 yards on 18 carries and scored a

touchdown as the Bulldogs moved to 2-3 in Class C North. Seth Rusnell tossed a pair of

touchdown passes in the win.

Class C South

Southwestern 24, Fredonia 6: The Trojans not only increased the longest winning

streak in New York state to 22 games, but also clinched the Class C South title. QB Zack Sopak

threw for 148 yards, rushed for 94 and scored twice. Fredonia was held to 57 yards offense and

didn't pick up a first half until the second half.

Allegany-Limestone 26, Salamanca 6: Matt Phearsdorf carried 17 times for 144 yards,

including a TD run of 30 yards, as the Gators improved to 2-3 in Class C South. Connor King

was 4-of-6 passing for 88 yards and two touchdowns.

Carmen Papa was a workhorse for Salamanca (2-4, 2-2) rushing 37 times for 144 yards and a

TD.

Cassadaga Valley 35, Falconer 16: BJ Monacelli had touchdown runs of 70 and 72 yards

on his way to 192 yards rushing in the win. Brian Barmore returned an interception 33 yards

for a touchdown, and Dylan Graziano did the same, with his covering 56 yards in the win.

Joe Arneli carried 15 times for 127 yards and threw for 128 more on 6-of-13 passing.

Class D East

Portville 44, Cattaraugus/Little Valley 14: Xavier Harris had long touchdown runs of

57 and 80 yards on his way to 148 yards and 12 carries to lead the winners. Steve Buchanan

added four catches for 81 yards, including a 22-yard touchdown from Colt Lowe.

Silver Creek 52, Franklinville 0: The Black Knights piled up 404 yards of offense in

the win. Zach Williams carried 13 times for 142 yards and a touchdown.

Class D Central

Randolph 27, Frewsburg 14: Matt Hettenbaugh ran for a pair of 6-yard touchdown runs

and Travis Terry scored on a 46-yard run for the winners.

Monsignor Martin

St. Joe's 12 St. Francis 7: Three years in the making, St. Joe's finally beat St.

Francis, 12-7, in a Monsignor Martin Association game played Friday night in Athol Springs.

Nick Hall had 123 yards on 14 carries, including a 70-yard TD run, as the Marauders won for

the first time since a 31-10 victory in the 2006 championship at Ralph Wilson Stadium.

St. Joe's first score came when guard Brian Duquette fell on a ball that had been fumbled

by a teammate into the end zone. St. Francis scored its TD when Adam Redden caught a 40-yard

pass from Michael Chuchia with 6 minutes left in the game. St. Francis tried an unsuccessful

onside kick that was recovered by Matt Rosenhahn. LB Dominic Bargnesi had 10 tackles and a

fumble recovery for St. Joe's (2-3, 1-1).

"I told them you can't turn the ball over five times," said St. Francis coach Jerry Smith.

"We had the ball inside their 20-yard-line four times: fumble, fumble, fumble, interception.

You just can't do that. I'm shocked that the score was as close as it was. They didn't make

the mistakes. They didn't turn the ball over."

Harvard Cup

Riverside 46, Grover Cleveland 0: The Frontiers stayed on the ground rushing for 397

yards in a shutout win. Terrell Bolden finished with 145 yards and three TDs, Victor Goudelock

added 150 yards and a score as Riverside (4-1) won its fourth in a row. DE Adonte Williams

finished with six tackles, three sacks and LB Jordan Morris added five tackles and an 32-yard

interception return for a score.

Nonleague

Orchard Park 14, V-Victor 0: A week after seeing its 17-game winning streak come to

an end, Orchard Park began a new one by blanking host V-Victor. Okoya Anderson rushed for 121

yards on 32 carries, scoring on a pair of short runs. Quarterback Dave Janca completed 8 of 16

passes for 98 yards, while Philip Lauria led the defense with 14 tackles, three sackes and a

fumble recovery. Mike Fisher had seven tackles, two fumble recoveries and two interceptions as

the Quakers defense held Victor to 165 yards in total offense, including 76 passing yards.

Hamburg 28, Frontier 7: All of Hamburg's scores were set up by Frontier (3-3)

turnovers as the Bulldogs (5-1) improved to 29-24-2 all-time against their town rival.

Nico Zarcone (103 yards passing, 61 rushing) completed TD passes of 16 and 29 yards to

Gavin Collins and a 20-yarder to Nick Testman. Zarcone capped the scoring with a 3-yard TD run

in the fourth quarter.

Eden 28, Springville 0: Alex Shea rushed for two touchdowns and had a pair of

interceptions as the Raiders stayed unbeaten in a nonleague contest. Brett Ebling carried 15

times for 108 yards and two touchdowns.

Today's games

North Tonawanda can wrap up the Class AA North crown with a win at Niagara Falls.

The Lumberjacks (5-0, 4-0), who are looking for their third straight AA North crown and eighth

in the past nine years, are ranked third in the state in Class AA. ... David Fluellen needs

21 yards to surpass 1,000 when No. 9Lockport travels to Williamsville North, which is looking

for its third straight win.

Unbeaten and second-ranked Sweet Home (5-0) gets a visit from Starpoint in Class A.

The Panthers look to extend their winning streak to 19 games. ... Grand Island has overcome an

0-3 start and would clinch a playoff berth with a win over visiting Lake Shore.

The Intense Milk Harvard Cup Football Game of the Week has Burgard meeting East at

12:30 p.m. at All High Stadium. The game can be heard on WJJL (1440 AM), wjjl.com or

nhsbn.com.

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