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Game Rosters & Summaries: 2007-2008
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ROSTERS |
July 27, 2007 |
City |
Ashton Jones, Strong Vincent
Abe Satterfield, Cathedral Prep
Craig Baniszewski, Mercyhurst Prep
Dave Roach, Cathedral Prep
Jayson Nickson, Mercyhurst Prep
Donte Harden, Strong Vincent
Matt Fome, McDowell
Brent Thompson, Cathedral Prep
Brandon Dunn , Central
Jordan Bukowski, McDowell
Lamont McWilliams, Strong Vincent
Jared Kaufmann, Cathedral Prep
Jovan Crosby, East
Garrick Drabina, Cathedral Prep
Neal Eicher, Mercyhurst Prep
Durfey Wells Jr., Strong Vincent
Sam Kinnear, Mercyhurst Prep
Dan Muldowney, McDowell
David Orlando , Cathedral Prep
Kyle Sliker, McDowell
David Tate, Strong Vincent
Buddy O’Leary, Mercyhurst Prep
Tony D’Albora, Central
Markel Hubbart, East
Jon Sayles, Central
Luca Viglione, Cathedral Prep
Todd Russell, Central
Mike Noble, Strong Vincent
Chris Buzas, Cathedral Prep
Andy Kunic, Mercyhurst Prep
Eric Fenton, McDowell
Marcus Kouczynski, McDowell
Chad Noce, McDowell
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| Coaches: Mark Soboleski, Ron Rudler, Todd Strasenburgh, Craig Villa, Gary Magorian, Kim Parker |
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County |
Brandan Eck, Corry
Mike Wright, Girard
Jeremy Ditzler, Iroquois
John Mangol, Union City
Corey Frantz, Iroquois
Jack McCann, Fairview
J.R. Porter, North East
Kelly Ponsoll, General McLane
Joe Rizzo, North East
Shane Cyphert, Seneca
Anthony Azevedo, Iroquois
Paul Flick, Corry
Kyle Koeth, Girard
Frank Vicary, North East
Kyle Gates, Corry
Kyle Beebe, Seneca
Dan Skelton, General McLane
Tori Holes, Fort LeBoeuf
Brad Callan, General McLane
Jesse Heubel, Seneca
Travis Trojan, Harborcreek
Robert Moore, Northwestern
Craig Catalfu, Corry
Josh Schneider, Harborcreek
Jim Mathers, North East
Matt Michael, Fairview
Jake Randolph , Iroquois
Mike Gdanetz, Seneca
Greg Bush, North East
Cameron Johnson, Northwestern
Mike Bell, Iroquois |
| Coaches:
Jamie Cipalla, D.J. Hough, Tim Neal |
Game Summary |
2007 :
City 34, County 7
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| A solid defense paved the way to the City’s fourth straight win and a 39-15-2 lead in the series. The County managed only 7 first downs and 142 yards of offense. Durfey Wells of Strong Vincent and Brent Thompson of Cathedral Prep were defensive standouts. Wells had 3 sacks while chasing County quarterbacks the entire game. Thompson had 2 interceptions, returning one for a touchdown. He also recovered a fumble to set up another TD. Lamont McWilliams of Strong Vincent raced 54 yards for a touchdown on the second play from scrimmage. Thompson’s fumble recovery on the County 9-yard line set up a 1-yard plunge by Donte Harden of Strong Vincent. Thompson then picked off a pass and went 52 yards for another City score. Brandon Dunn of Central grabbed a 16-yard TD pass from Dave Roach of Prep and Craig Baniszewski of Mercyhurst Prep tossed 2 yards to Abe Satterfield of Prep for the other City touchdowns. Jared Kaufmann of Prep kicked 2 extra points and Harden ran for a 2-point conversion. The only County score came on a 1-yard plunge by Frank Vicary of North East. The TD was set up by a fumble recovery by Dan Skelton of General McLane. Jeremy Ditzler of Iroquois kicked the County PAT. |
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July 25, 2008 |
City |
Branden Seyler, Cathedral Prep
Mike Parsons, Cathedral Prep
Marquis Knight, Strong Vincent
Akeem Satterfield, Cathedral Prep
Kyle Protho, Central Tech
Mike Mathis, East
Nick Harpster, McDowell
Dave Herbe, McDowell
Maleek Toran, Central Tech
Bryant Kimball, McDowell
Jesse Wattle, Strong Vincent
Dajour Stewart, East
Calyn Hamilton, Strong Vincent
Melquwan Carson, East
Nick Arrigo, Mercyhurst Prep
Joe Jelinek, Mercyhurst Prep
Albert Scott Jones, East
Alex Macrino, Mercyhurst Prep
Nick Galich, McDowell
Brendan Barber, Cathedral Prep
Billy D’Andrea, Mercyhurst Prep
Tywan Salter, Strong Vincent
Tajh Pacley, East
Mike Keller, Strong Vincent
Jason Dorich, Mercyhurst Prep
Joe Rumberger, Cathedral Prep
James Cowles, Mercyhurst Prep
Rob Guriel, McDowell
Robert Ward, McDowell
Mike Blount, Cathedral Prep
Dan Vasil, McDowell
Andy Shaffer, McDowell
Jeremy Burroughs, McDowell
Josh Prischak, Cathedral Prep
Nate Beaman, McDowell |
Coach: Mo Troop of East |
County |
Ken Burnett, Harborcreek
Matt Sundberg, Fairview
Andy Wallen, Iroquois
Aaron Gluvna, Corry
Jim Stafford, Seneca
Phil Thomas, Iroquois
Adam Benko, Fort LeBoeuf
Seth Grolemund, Harborcreek
Kyle Johnson, Harborcreek
Ryan Skelton, General McLane
Troy Budziszewski, North East
Mike Podskalny, Harborcreek
Eric Divell, Harborcreek
Bryan Kirsch, North East
Jordan Shields, Union City
Tyler Sargent, Fairview
Josh McAnulty, Harborcreek
Rich Widdowson, Seneca
Marcus Paradise, Northwestern
Ryan Sheridan , Harborcreek
Pat Michael, Fairview
Casey Patton, Fairview
Dave Cimino, Girard
Tim McAndrew, Harborcreek
Shawn McFadden, General McLane
Shane Goodwin, Fairview
Jeff Pollard, Fairview
E.J. Kruse, Fairview
Tom Cermak, Seneca
Josh Williams, Fort LeBoeuf
Justin Haney, Fairview
Shawn Walker , General McLane
Jake Lightner, Fairview
Jordan Babcock, Fairview
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Coach: Jerry Lightner of Fairview |
Game Summary |
2008: County 29, City 8 |
Tyler Sargent of Fairview helped the County end a 4-year City victory string. Sargent rushed 26 times for 225 yards and three touchdowns. He scored on runs of 2, 56 and 1 yards. The County defense also played a pivotal role in the victory. The City did not pick up a first down in the first half and ended with only 146 total yards for the game. With Sargent the big weapon, the County gained 263 yards on the ground and 354 yards overall. After Troy Budziszewski of North East kicked a 25-yard field goal in the first quarter, Sargent scored on a 2-yard run in the second period. Budziszewski’s PAT produced a 10-0 halftime difference. Sargent broke free for a 56-yard TD romp in the third. The City ended its scoreless drought when Dave Herbe hit former McDowell teammate Robert Ward for a 27-yard touchdown pass. Herbe tossed to Tywan Salter of Strong Vincent for the 2-point conversion. Jim Stafford of Seneca passed 3 yards to Justin Haney of Fairview for a County TD in the fourth quarter. Sargent completed the scoring with a 1-yard plunge. Haney caught 4 passes for 21 yards. Marquis Knight of Strong Vincent led the City ground game with 10 carries for 46 yards. The City now owns a 39-16-2 lead in the overall series. |
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