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Game Rosters & Summaries: 1993-1994
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ROSTERS |
August 6, 1993 |
City |
Harry Izbicki Cathedral Prep
Jamie Potosnak Strong Vincent
Dustin Berarducci Central
Chris Serafini Cathedral Prep
Tony Tate Mercyhurst Prep
Mike Liebel Cathedral Prep
Cory Gehrlein McDowell
Chris Valimont Mercyhurst Prep
Eric Lindsey Central
Jerry Varich McDowell
Mark Miller McDowell
John Berarducci Strong Vincent
Sheldon Thomas Cathedral Prep
Randy Terizzi Cathedral Prep
Chris Slawson McDowell
Shawn Kendrick Cathedral Prep
Tony DiNicola Cathedral Prep
Matt Wells Cathedral Prep
Steve Ulrich Strong Vincent
Jason Crilley Cathedral Prep
Jamie Peterson McDowell
Jerry Schwenk McDowell
Corey Delio Central
Mike Hopkins McDowell
Dan Turley Cathedral Prep
Josh Wright Strong Vincent
John Gore East
Jason Kleps Strong Vincent
Bryan Robie Cathedral Prep
Demon Moffett East
Chris Conrad Central
Spike Hanlin Strong Vincent
Michael Burke East
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Coach: Ron Rudler of McDowell |
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County |
Scott Schnars Iroquois
Jason Barnett Union City
Greg Wilson Corry
Todd Eaglen Harborcreek
Ron Leeds Fairview
Dale Gregory Fairview
Steve Coughlin Seneca
Jody Sutton Harborcreek
Nick Price Iroquois
Tim Malesiewski North East
Joseph Hassak General McLane
Greg Featsent Fairview
Sean Day Iroquois
Jody Rindfuss Fort LeBoeuf
Pete Wisniewski Northwestern
Mike Manning Harborcreek
Joe Weber Harborcreek
Augie Mennen Corry
Preston Griffith Corry
Craig Stocker Girard
James Hagle Iroquois
Aaron Phanco North East
David Kranz Fairview
Jason Delp Harborcreek
Dan Heitzenrater Fairview
Mike Garner Iroquois
Jamie Howard Northwestern
Phil Glass Iroquois
Tim Gage Northwestern
Andy Crozier Iroquois
Adam D’Ambrosio Fairview
Lee Owens Fairview
Dan Bell Fort LeBoeuf
Doug Tracy Fort LeBoeuf
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Coach: Jack Bestwick of Fairview |
Game Summary |
1993 :
County 7, City 0
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Tim Malesiewski of North East
had a 10-yard touchdown run with less then 3 minutes left
for the game’s only score. The run capped a 73-yard
drive. The key play in the march was a 40-yard pass from
Ron Leeds to former Fairview teammate Dale Gregory. Nick
Price of Iroquois added the conversion. Malesiewski was
the game’s leading ball carrier with 10 attempts
for 51 yards. Leeds connected on 8 of 13 passes for 79
yards. Gregory caught 4 passes for 50 yards, Pete Wisniewski
of Northwestern with 3 receptions for 19 yards. Harry Izbicki
of Cathedral Prep hit 12 of 22 passes for 95 yards. Chris
Conrad of Central caught 6 passes for 70 yards. Sheldon
Thomas of Prep was the City’s leading ball carrier
with 33 yards on 11 rushes. Mark Miller of McDowell had
7 carries for 20 yards. This defensive battle marked the
final appearance on the sidelines for retiring Fairview
coach Jack Bestwick. |
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August 5, 1994 |
City |
Randy Tecza Cathedral Prep
Mo Troop Central
Mike Palmer McDowell
Joe Muldrew Central
Brian Ostrum Mercyhurst Prep
Curtis Jones Mercyhurst Prep
James Carr East
Mike Bowers McDowell
Craig Wilfong East
Kareem Carson Strong Vincent
Cliff Crosby East
Kevin Klemm Central
Terry Capitol Central
Andy Kish McDowell
Vince Clark Central
Scott Johnson McDowell
Jason Williams Central
John Hare Central
Russ Smith Mercyhurst Prep
Greg Sivik Central
Ray Salmon McDowell
Ryan Rezzelle McDowell
Richard Thornton East
Chris Bielak Central
Gregg Kuzma Cathedral Prep
Harry Carpenter Mercyhurst Prep
Eric Hicks Mercyhurst Prep
Ron Pilarski Cathedral Prep
Eric Kempisty Central
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Coaches: Tim Holland, Joe Tarasovitch,
Ken Brasington, Bob Hoffman, Joe Kleiner, Steve Galich, Brian
Holland, Gary Hess of Central |
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County |
Adam Fiscus General McLane
Brad Costolo Harborcreek
Scott Engle Corry
Joel Dinger Fort LeBoeuf
Greg Baney Fort LeBoeuf
D.J. Hough Northwestern
Ryan Beason Harborcreek
Andy Bufalino General McLane
Joe Cerce Corry
Brett Sproveri Corry
Chris King Harborcreek
Sean Byars Northwestern
Jeffrey Strait Northwestern
Bryan Turnbull Fort LeBoeuf
Brian Komisarski Seneca
Ken Brown Northwestern
Jason Locke North East
Jacob Andrzejczak General McLane
Mike MacDonald North East
Bill Szympruch Girard
Bill Quay Northwestern
William Davis North East
Jeremy Swartzfager Fairview
Dennis Stauffer Harborcreek
Chip Johnson General McLane
Jason Patterson Corry
Micah Chernicky General McLane
Anthony Sanfilippo Harborcreek
Mike Stetson North East
Howard Bolte Northwestern
Brian Andrychowski Iroquois
Greg Burek Union City
Steve Taylor Corry
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Coaches: John Wilson of Corry, Dan Clark,
Ed Margie, Bill Ross |
Game
Summary |
1962:
City 21, County 0
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The City used a big play offense,
with 15 plays gaining 10 yards or more. Mo Troop of Central
hit on 7 of 9 passes for 120 yards, including a 27-yard
touchdown pitch to Mike Palmer of McDowell. Cliff Crosby
of East scored on a spectacular 17-yard run, aided by a
crushing block by Kevin Klemm of Central. Eric Kempisty
of Central kicked the PAT. Andy Kish of McDowell went 2
yards for the final City TD. The 87-yard drive came after
Klemm recovered a County fumble. The march featured runs
of 15 and 14 yards by Crosby. Brian Ostrum of Mercyhurst
Prep passed to Kareem Carson of Strong Vincent for the
two-point conversion. Curtis Jones of Mercyhurst had 72
yards on 15 carries, Crosby with 63 yards on 7 trips. D.J.
Hough of Northwestern led the County with 55 yards on 11
carries and 2 receptions for 12 yards. Strait had 48 yards
on 5 carries. Brett Sproveri of Corry returned 3 kicks
for 101 yards. The win went to Tim Holland, who had recently
retired as Central’s coach. The game featured Crosby
and Eric Hicks, who would both later play in the NFL after
collegiate careers at Maryland. |
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