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May 1, 2015 Issue No. 20

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CHSALKevin M. Hanifan35 Glen Brook RoadHicksville, NY 11801cell: (516) 852-0187 • home: (516) [email protected]

Section IJoe CasarellaAthletic Director, North Rockland HSThiells, NY 10984cell: (914) [email protected]

Tom LynchHead Coach, North Rockland HSThiells, NY 10984School: (845) 942-8062cell: (845) [email protected]

Section II, also Vice PresidentNick Fitzgerald Athletic Director, South Glens Falls HS South Glens Falls, NY 12803O: (518) 792-9987 • C: (518) [email protected]

Section IIIKevin DePardeFootball Coach, East Syracuse-Minoa HSEast Syracuse, NY 13057O: (315) 434-3306 C: (315) [email protected]

George Mangicaro7170 Opal DriveLiverpool, NY 13088C: (315) [email protected]

Section IVSteve VirklerOwego Free Academy1 Sheldon Guile Blvd.Owego, NY 13827Office: (607) 687-6241 • Cell: (607) 727-7199Home: (607) [email protected]

Jason MillerWaverly HS1 Frederick StreetWaverly, NY 14892 C: (607) 425-2777 H: (607) [email protected]

Section VTom SchmandtAthletic Director, Palmyra-Macedon HSPalmyra, NY 14522O: (315) 597-3409 • C: (585) [email protected]

Section VIBrian Wilson Depew HSDepew, NY 14051 (716) [email protected]

Jim Maurino Head Football Coach, West Seneca East4760 Seneca StreetWest Seneca, NY 14224 O: (716) [email protected]

Section VIILarry EwaldHead Football CoachPeru High SchoolPeru, NY 12972O: (518) 643-6421 • H: (518) [email protected]

Bob Sutphen Sec.7Ticonderoga Central School99 Pine Springs Dr.Ticonderoga, NY 12883Home 518-585-3620Work 518-585-7400 Ext.1159Email: [email protected]

Section VIIIJoe Vito Football Coach, Roosevelt HS52 Franklin StreetEast Rockaway, NY 11518(516) [email protected]

Rick Voight 18 Heyward LaneRockville Center, NY 11570C: (516) [email protected]

Section IXGregory SiricoWarwick High School89 Sanfordville RoadWarwick, New York 10990O: (845-987-3050 • C: (845) [email protected]

Don ClarkFootball Coach, Washingtonville HS 52 West Main St.Washingtonville, NY 10992C: 845-649-3001Email: [email protected]

Section XIDave FalcoFootball Coach, Sachem North HS3 Jarvis LaneCenter Moriches, NY 11934O: (631) 471-1396 • C: (631) [email protected]

Gregory LauriAsst. Football Coach, John Glenn HS113 North Ocean DriveIslip, NY 11751O: (631) 266-5488 • C: (631) [email protected]

Section XIIAlan Paturzo Football Coach, Susan Wagner HSStaten Island, NY 10314O: (718) 983-5190 • C: (917) [email protected]

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American Dairy Association Dairy Council CEO Rick Naczi posed withspeakers from the February 6, 2015 coaches clinic session: RobertZayas, NYS Public High School Athletic Association Executive Director(far left); Joe Morris, former NY Giants running back; and, Lyle Dixon,NYS High School Football Coaches Association President (far right).

Sports nutrition and Fuel Up to Play 60 wereamong the topics covered during the NewYork State High School Football CoachesAssociation Clinic on February 5-7, 2015 atTurning Stone Resort in Verona, New York.Among the presentations, coaches heardfrom American Dairy Association and DairyCouncil-sponsored event speakers JoeMorris, former New York Giants player, andDan Liburd, Buffalo Bills Strength andConditioning Coach. During his presentationon February 5, Liburd emphasized the nutri-tion component of Fuel Up to Play 60, adairy farmer-sponsored in-school fitness andnutrition program. Liburd shared the BuffaloBills’ Stay Lean Principles and explainedhow dairy and other protein-rich foodenhances body composition, improves per-formance and maximizes recovery to helpplayers achieve success. Morris also pro-moted Fuel Up to Play 60 during hisFebruary 6 presentation to the coaches.Morris tackled the need for coaches tobecome program advisors and educatingathletes about the importance of nutrition –not only for athletic performance, but for per-formance in the classroom.

‘Fuel Up to Play 60’ Tackled at Coaches Clinic

Sometimes, a coach hasno answers.

Longtime coach TimBergan, who spent 40 yearsin football, has always beenproud of his ability to helpthe players under his guid-ance - even after they grad-uated.

"One of the things that Iloved about athletics,"Bergan said, "is that youcould see the result whenyou had helped someone.You could see what you haddone for a young person."

But sometimes, a prob-lem is so huge, the coachhas no answers.

Bergan, like many highschool coaches has kept incontact with many of his for-mer players and he is nowasking for help for one ofthem.

Kirk Rowland, a 2007graduate of Ellicottville, isfacing a mountain of prob-lems.

"He was a big boy and heplayed four years of varsityfootball for me," Bergansaid. "He even started a littleas a freshman."

Ellicottville went to threeSection 6 Class D champi-onship games in Rowland'sfour seasons on the team.

"We played at Ralph Wilson Stadium three years on arow," Bergan said. "He was there with a bunch of good play-ers and we had some very good teams."

Rowland, who played C and DT for Bergan, graduatedfrom high school and entered the work force. He eventuallybecame a diesel truck mechanic.

"Kirk was my neighbor and lived right across the street,"Bergan said. "He worked for the trucking company and hisfiance works with Quarter Horses."

Even after graduating from high school, Rowland keptplaying football, hooking on with a semi-pro outfit in Oleancalled the Southern Tier Diesel.

In reality, there isn't any "pro" in semi-pro football."You're just playing for the love of the game," Rowland

said. "No one is allowed to get paid in our league. We have alot of college kids that play in our league as a tune-up for theirseason and to stay in shape. The NCAA wouldn't let themplay if anyone was getting paid."

In fact, most players paidquite a bit of money to play.

"You had to buy yourown equipment and jer-seys," Rowland said. "Wehad fund-raisers and every-one pitched in where theycould. But you could easilyspend $1,000 a season toplay."

Rowland, just 25 yearsold, engaged to be married,and early into his career asa truck mechanic, seemedto have a bright future. Hisfiance, Katie Campbell, ranher own business trainingQuarter Horses. Katie rent-ed a barn from the manwho owned the truckingcompany where Kirk wasemployed.

"That's how we met," hesaid. "I would go to workand she was there in thebarn with her horses."

This past season,Rowland played for theOlean-based Diesel team,despite experiencing pain inhis leg.

"I started having leg painlast April," Rowland said. "Ithought I pulled somethingplaying football. It felt justlike a pulled hamstring. Ihad no power and I couldn'tpush off the ball."

Despite the nagging injury, Rowland played every game.The injury never fully healed, and even got worse after theseason ended.

"It got to the point where I couldn't use my leg to push theclutch pedal down at work," he said. "I had to use my hand topush down on my knee to use the clutch. When that started,we decided to get it looked at."

Rowland had an MRI done on December 3rd, 2013. Thefollowing day, as he was getting out of a truck at work, his legsnapped.

"As soon as I got to the emergency room, we showed theMRI to the doctors," Rowland said. "They saw that there wasa mass around the bone where my leg had broken. The doc-tor sent us to Buffalo General to re-set my leg and then on toRoswell for a biopsy."

The results were not good. Rowland was told that he had Osteosarcoma... bone can-

Longtime Ellicottville coach Tim Bergan spent 40 years onthe sidelines in Western New York State. He is asking thefootball community to help one of his former players.

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cer. Bergan's former lineman underwent chemo and radiation

treatments but the news got worse."The cancer had already spread to my lungs," Rowland

said. In March, doctors decided

to amputate Rowland's leg."It didn't really sink in until

a few weeks before they tookmy leg," Rowland said. "Whenthe doctor first told me I hadcancer I didn't really believehim."

Rowland talked to his oldhigh school coach before hisoperation.

"He came to me," Bergansaid, "and asked me, 'Whatdo I do, coach? I've neverbeen afraid before.' I've beenasked a lot of questions as acoach over the years. Thatwas the hardest one I haveever been asked. I didn't havean answer for him. What doyou tell someone who is goingto have his leg amputated?"

Less than a week afterhaving his leg amputated,Rowland was back home,working in the barn with Katie.

"That's kind of crazy,"Bergan said. "But he told mehe had to keep going. He's apretty dynamic kid."

Rowland admits that he didgo to the barn to help hisfiance, but says he didn't domuch work.

"I'm still on crutches so I can't carry anything for her," hesaid. "I fill the water buckets for her. I play kickball with thedog just to keep him occupied."

Unfortunately, this story gets even worse.As Rowland was getting ready to be discharged from the

hospital, he was told that he had no health insurance."I thought that was crazy," he said. "I had insurance

through my job."When he called his insurance company, Rowland discov-

ered that, while he was in the hospital, his employer had firedhim and cancelled his health insurance.

"After 5 years of flawless service," Rowland said. "I hadnever had a single issue with anyone at the place."

Incredibly, no one from his employer has called Rowlandsince the day he was diagnosed with cancer.

"They didn't even let me know that I had been fired,"Rowland said. "I called the guy that handles all the insurance.I thought there had been some sort of a mistake. I found outwhen I was being discharged from Roswell and we were try-ing to get a hospital bed for my home.

We called my shop to find out what happened and that'swhen they told me I had been removed from the payroll."

Even today, no one from his former employer has calledRowland to explain why he had been fired.

"After I called them,"Rowland said, "They faxedthe letter informing me that Iwas terminated to the hospi-tal."

Rowland did get his insur-ance re-instated through theCOBRA law, but he has topay for that insurance himself.

"I am doing everything Ican to pay the insurance," hesaid. "If I am a month late,they'll drop me. I have nomoney coming in and my jobprospects aren't exactly goodright now."

Rowland doesn't know howmuch money he actuallyowes.

"The insurance only covers80 percent of the costs of thetreatment," Rowland said. "Iprobably owe around $15,000now."

Bergan is speechlessabout the entire situation. Forthe first time in 40 years, hehas nothing to offer one of hisplayers in the way of advice.

"I really don't know what tosay about it," Bergan said."How could they do this tosomeone?"

Yet another questionBergan has no answer for.

In one last insult - and injury - the employer evicted Katieand her horse business from the barn she was renting.

"No reason was given for that," Rowland said. So, right at the very moment that the couple was under the

most stress, Katie had to find another barn to rent."I can't even wipe my own ass and he kicked my fiance out

of his barn," Rowland said. "She had to move her entire busi-ness."

Rowland is at a complete loss as to why all of this wasdone.

"I have no idea at all," he said. "I never had an issue withanyone there and I was a good employee. I guess he just did-n't want to be responsible for any kind of assistance to me atall."

Bergan knows a whole lot of assistance is needed. That'swhy he's reaching out to the state's football community.

"Kirk is a good kid and could use some help," Bergan said.For those wishing to donate to the Kirk Rowland Benefit,

please call Tim Bergan at (716) 244-1291. You can write tohim at 4245 West Cooper Hill Road, Great Valley, NY 14741.

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Kirk Rowland was diagnosed with bone cancer inDecember. Doctors amputated his leg in March.

Lynch, Hogan will lead Upstate and Downstate teamsThe NYSHSFCA has announced the head coaches for

the upcoming Upstate-Downstate Classic that will beplayed at 2:00 pm on June 14th at Ithaca College.

Tom Lynch, headcoach at North Rockland(Section 1) has beennamed the coach of theDownstate Team. DaveHogan of ChenangoForks (Section 4) willlead the Upstate team.

Lynch says that, whilehe wants to win thegame, it’s more impor-tant that there will onceagain be a high-profileevent for the best play-ers NYS has to offer.

“This game is a greatshowcase for the kids,”Lynch said. “The atmos-phere for the GovernorsBowl was incredible. Wedidn’t have the Upstate-Downstate game lastyear and it was disap-pointing. A game likethis is a fantastic show-case for our state.”

For 18 years, Lynchwas a teacher at JamesMonroe High School inNew York City butcoached at ClarkstownSouth. In 1999 he land-ed a job at NorthRockland and joined thefootball staff under JoeCasarella in 2001. Heeventually becameCasarella's DefensiveCoordinator. Lynch took the head job in 2011 whenCasarella retired from coaching to focus on his AthleticDirector’s duties.

North Rockland won the Section 1 championship inLynch’s first season. They lost in the East Regional 13-10in overtime to Shenendehowa.

In 2012 and 2013 North Rockland played for theSection 1 championship but lost both games.

Last fall, the Raiders made the Section 1 playoffs butlost in the first round and finished 5-4.

Lynch has experience coaching in big-time all-stargames as he served as an assistant on Al Paturzo’s stafffor the Governors Bowl Game against New Jersey.

“This is a little differ-ent,” Lynch said. “Wewere playing againstkids from another statebut now we have thebest kids in our stategoing against eachother.”

Lynch says that thetoughest part of coach-ing in an all-star gameis actually choosing theteam.

“We are in theprocess of choosing ourteam now,” he said.“We have to get filmfrom every kid and wehave to talk with a lot ofother coaches to getrecommendations.”

Getting those recom-mendations can betime-consuming.

“We know the kidshere in Section 1,”Lynch said. “We don’tknow the kids in theCity and on LongIsland. We have tochoose from Catholicand Public School play-ers and we have to talkwith all the coaches. It’sa lot of work."

There is also a lot toinstall and very littletime to practice.

“Basically, we have these kids for 4 days,” he said.“Hopefully we can do something good with it.”

Hogan has coached at Chenango Forks for 20 seasonsnow. He was on staff as an assistant coach for 13 sea-sons before becoming the head coach in 2007.

Hogan led Chenango Forks to the NYS title in 2013and 2014. He was on staff under Kelsey Green for twomore NYS championships, in 2003 and 2004.

“Kelsey is actually on my staff now,” Hogan said. “He’s

Chenango Forks coach Dave Hogan will lead the Upstate teamin the Upstate-Downstate Classic at Ithaca College in June.

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a great football coach but he just felt it was time to stepaway from being the head guy.”

Both Green and Hogan were assistants under longtimecoach Dick Russ who won several Section 4 titles beforethere was a NYS tournament.

Hogan says that there are many reasons thatChenango Forks has been a longtime powerhouse in theSouthern Tier.

“First of all, the community supports the sport,” he said.“The community supports the high school team all theway down to the Youth program. The kids are all coach-able and work very hard. Football is important to themand they take it very seriously.”

Continuity in the coaching staff is also a key factor.“We have had the same coaching staff for 20 years

now,” Hogan said. “Our JV coaches are former playersand the modified coaches are too. So everyone knowswhat we are trying to do and what we want to accomplish.It makes a difference.”

Hogan says he is excited to get involved with a high-profile all-star game.

“It’s definitely a nice opportunity,” he said. “We’ve got10 coaches on staff for the game and it will be a newexperience for all of us. It will be challenging.”

Like Lynch at North Rockland, Hogan says the mostdifficult part of the game will be choosing the team.

“We’ll have our first tryout on May 17th,” he said. “We

are also watching some kids on Hudl and if the coachessent us some film. We’ve looked at who is getting all-stateawards and other stuff. This is very challenging becauseevery player that tries out for the team is a very goodplayer. I have watched a number of tapes and every kid isimpressive. It will be very tough to select the top 50 kids.”

Santini says that Lynch and Hogan were chosen, inpart, due to the winning records the programs have post-ed in recent years.

“In the past we have chosen the coaches from differentsections around the state,” he said, “and it was their timeto take over. Both of these guys come from good pro-grams and have been very successful. It was a good fitfor both teams.”

Both coaches will have to incorporate strategies whilekeeping in mind that all-star games have different rulesthan regular high school games.

“A lot of the strategy is governed by the rules for thegame,” Santini said. “No blitzing is allowed. On Extra-point kicks, there is no rushing the kicker. You can onlyrush four men on a punt. You must play a 4-3 defense.”

Hogan says that can be a lot to digest for both coachesand players.

“We will be able to run six practices over three days,”he said, “and then we have the game on Sunday. It canbe a lot to take in.”

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The NYSHSFCA is taking a huge step forward as theorganization hosts the Upstate-Downstate FootballClassic after a two-year hiatus.

The Classic, sponsored by the NYSHSFCA and theU.S. Army, will be played at 2:00 pm on June 14th atIthaca College.

NYSHSFCAExecutive Director DonSantini admits he wasthrilled when he realizedthe game would beplayed again, althoughhe didn’t exactly jump forjoy.

“I can’t jump anymorebut we were all thrilledabout it,” Santini said.“We are all very happyto see it come together.”

The Upstate-Downstate Classic wasoriginally started afterthe Governors Bowl wasdiscontinued. While theGovernors Bowl wascompetitive and atten-dance increased eachyear, the relationshipwith New Jersey wascontentious and eventu-ally fell apart.

“The whole purposeof our organization is totry to get New York StateFootball to move up to ahigher level with some ofthe other states likePennsylvania, NewJersey and Ohio,”Santini said. “When wewere playing the Governors Bowl against New Jersey itwas a big deal for us. Other states around us havethese games. We want to improve our sport so morekids get scholarship offers. We want to let the rest ofthe country know that we play pretty good football too.”

While the Governors Bowl was successful (betweenfive and six thousand attended the game every year),the relationship between organizers from New Jerseyand New York were never smooth.

“There was some bad blood between the NewJersey people and some of our people,” Santini said. “Itmade things difficult.”

Money actually wasn’t the issue, according toSantini.

“In the beginning, we actually had more sponsor-ships than the NewJersey side,” Santinisaid. “At that time, wegot some money throughthe state. GovernorPataki made sure we gotfunded.”

The stock marketcrash in 2008 changedthat.

“Different peoplecame into office and hadto cut things here andthere,” Santini said. “Wefell into the ‘Pork Barrel’category and our fund-ing went away. Thatmade things more diffi-cult financially.”

The relationshipboiled over leading upthe last Governors Bowlin 2012.

“It was a big rivalryand, unfortunately, itwasn’t a very friendly sit-uation,” Santini said.“That’s a shamebecause the game itselfwas outstanding.”

Finally, New Jerseypulled out of all futuregames, ending theagreement. New York

State organizers tried to find a different opponent butwere unsuccessful.

“We tried to hook up with Massachusetts but thatnever happened,” Santini said. “We also contactedConnecticut but they decided to keep playing theirgame against Rhode Island. That’s when we decided todo an Upstate-Downstate game.”

Unfortunately, the financial requirements were daunting.

Game On!By Mark Adair

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The NYSHSFCA will be hosting the Upstate-Downstate Classic at2:00 pm on June 14th at Ithaca College. The Classic makes areturn after a two-year hiatus.

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“At that time, we couldn’t put a lot of money into agame of this magnitude,” Santini said, “but we had amajor sponsor who took care of a lot of things for us.When that sponsor dropped out, we couldn’t continuethe game.”

For Santini, who has been involved with the NYSHS-FCA since its inception in 1992, admitting that theUpstate-Downstate game had to be cancelled was ahuge disappointment.

“It was very disappointing for everybody,” he said.“This was one of our big things that we were doing forour kids and we just couldn’t do it anymore. All thoseyears we had been growing the association and gettingbigger, doing more things and suddenly, we had to takea step back. It was a very sad situation.”

However, Santini said, the Board members of theNYSHSFCA never let go of the idea of hosting a big-time all-star game.

“We all wanted to get the game back,” he said, “but weneeded to get our own finances in order first. Then weneeded to find a sponsor to help us.”

Santini said the NYSHSFCA is on much firmerground than it was three years ago.

“We’ve all beenworking on this fortwo years,” he said.“We’ve got morememberships nowand the attendanceat our clinic thisyear was fantastic.Those two things,memberships andour clinic, is howwe pay for thingslike this game.”

Landing the U.S.Army as a sponsorwas the final pieceto returning to thefield.

“The NYSHSF-CA is now themajor sponsor butwe could not dothis without theU.S. Army,” Santinisaid. “They havebeen a tremendoushelp.”

As things began to fall into place, it became clearthat the NYSHSFCA would again host a state-wide all-star game.

“I was pretty confidant that it was going to beplayed,” Santini said, “but I didn't really get excited until

we actually signed everything.”Moving the game to a smaller venue like Ithaca

College, asopposed to theCarrier Dome atSyracuse, has alsobeen a positivechange. Santinisays that IthacaCollege coach MikeWelch has beenmore than welcom-ing to the NYSHSF-CA.

“Mike Welch isvery happy that weare going to bethere,” Santini said.“He’s been a bighelp to us.”

In conjunctionwith the game,NYSHSFCA willalso be running theSuper Combinethat morning. TheNYSHSFCA ishosting combinesat several locationsthroughout NYState in May.Players will be separated by positions (OL-DL; RB-WR;LB-DB and QB) and will compete in combine-like skills.

“Players with the top 250 scores will be invited to theSuper Combine in Ithaca,” Santini said.

The Super Combine will be held at 9am the morningof the game. Players at the Super Combine are alsoinvited to watch the Upstate-Downstate game.

Santini says that, despite all the excitement of get-ting the Classic back, there have been a few logisticalchallenges to overcome.

“We haven’t done this in two years,” Santini said.“Our last sponsor had provided a number of people tohelp with things like the registration in the weeks lead-ing up to the game. We are scrambling to get people totake up that load of work. All the Board Members haveput a ton of time and effort on this. We’re a little ner-vous because a lot of these administrative tasks arenew to us.”

So, while there is rampant excitement about thereturn of the Upstate-Downstate Classic, Santini doestemper his enthusiasm.

“I’m excited,” he said, “but I still want to wait to seehow successful we are this year.”

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The Downstate team dominated thegame played in 2011.

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Despite the fact the Classic is anall-star contest, the actual game isas intense as a playoff match-up.

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Since he was namedthe head coach atCanisius before the 2011season, Rich Robbins hasbuilt the program mostfearsome footballmachine in New YorkState.

Last fall, the Crusadersfinished 12-0 and won thefirst-ever NYS CatholicSchools Championshipwith a 23-16 overArchbishop Stepinac.Canisius was named the#1 Class AA team in NYSby the NYS SportswritersAssociation.

Frankly, anything lesswould have been a hugedisappointment toRobbins.

“We had high expecta-tions for last year’sgroup,” Robbins said. “Wehad some really talentedkids coming back. Ourgoal was to be undefeat-ed and win a state cham-pionship.”

Canisius also finishedthe season ranked 30th inthe nation by theUSAToday, an extraordi-nary ranking for a teamfrom New York State.

“We were one spotabove Hoover, Alabama,”Robbins said, “which is abig-time program downsouth. I was honored to be mentioned with those programs.There are some national powerhouse programs on that listand I was very humbled to be included in that.”

Robbins finished 4-7 in his first season but Canisius isnow 32-2 over the last three years. In both of those losses,the Crusaders did not surrender a TD. In 2013, Canisius fin-ished 9-2, losing to Aquinas 3-0 in hurricane-like conditions.Four weeks later the Crusaders also lost to Ohio-powerCardinal Mooney 9-7 when they allowed 3 field goals.

Canisius also has a 16-game winning streak and will bethe consensus favorite to win a second straight NYS CatholicSchools title this fall. Just recently, the team was recognizedby Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown in a ceremony at City Hall.

But, despite all the on-field success, the most gratifyingthing to Robbins is the fact that no less than 12 of his players

received some form ofscholarship to play col-lege football.

“We'll put 12 kids intoschool with financial aid,”he said, “and that's justunheard of in New YorkState.”

Canisius will have fiveplayers who will continuetheir playing careers atthe Division I level.

TJ Wheatley (TE, DE)has accepted a scholar-ship offer to play atMichigan. Michael Tarbutt(K) declared during the2014 season that he willplay at UConn. BradZaffram (LB) accepted ascholarship offer to playat UTEP. Josh Huffman(CB) was signed to playat the University ofMaine. Mike Kenefick(OL) was invited to playat the University atBuffalo where he will bea preferred walk-on as afreshman.

“I have no doubt thatMike will get a scholar-ship from them nextyear,” Robbins said.“With a new coachingstaff coming in they hadsome previous offers thatthey wanted to honor andI think once they geteverything sorted out,

Mike will be a scholarship player for them.”Additionally, Canisius CB Jack Seminara also received

football offers but chose to accept a scholarship from BostonUniversity to play lacrosse.

Several more Canisius players will continue their careersat the Division II level. The Crusaders 1,000-yard rusherMitch Thomas (RB) will play at Edinboro while AJ Satcher(DB) will play at Gannon.

Additionally, Jakob Loucks (Utica), Jerome Brundidge(John Carroll), James Thomas (John Carroll) will continuetheir careers at the Division III level. One last player, OLChris Gangarossa will attend Milford Academy Prep Schoolfor the 2015 season.

“Chris missed a lot of his senior year with a broken foot,”

Canisius coach Rich Robbins has led the Crusaders to a 32-2record over the past three seasons. Canisius was ranked 30thin the nation by the USAToday in 2014.

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Robbins said. “I think if he puts in a season in at Milford, hewill move on to a Division I Scholarship program. He’s goodenough and big enough, he just missed too much time.”

With that many players moving on to all levels of collegefootball, Robbins may be the best coach in the state to askabout recruiting.

He says that, whileCanisius does have anadvantage in getting topWNY players to come tothe school, getting schol-arships for those kidsrequires much more thanjust getting them to comeplay for Canisius.

“We have talentedkids, no doubt,” Robbinssaid. “But our entirecoaching staff puts in alot of work to help thesekids find programs thatthey can fit into. As ahigh school coachingstaff, we have to workour tails off to get thosekids into college or it justdoesn't happen. Youhave to go on a lot of col-lege visits and you haveto promote your kids. It'sactually a lot of work todo it right.”

Getting scholarshipoffers for your players isa lot more complicatedthan it sounds.

“We have a guy onstaff that just makes surethe kids are compliantwith all the NCAA stuff,”Robbins said. “One of hisjobs is to guide our play-ers through the entireprocess.”

Special TeamsCoordinator Bryce Hopkins also handles the program'sresponsibilities to both the media and to the NCAA.

“Bryce makes sure the kids are registered for the NCAAClearinghouse,” Robbins said. “I have classes to teach sosometimes he handles the visits from the colleges coaches.He works with the Guidance Department at school to makesure the kids academics are in good standing and that theyhave all of their core credits. We need to make sure thatonce a kid gets a scholarship offer, he’s eligible to receive it.”

The process takes far longer than just one school year.“He facilitates everything for these kids from their fresh-

man year on,” Robbins said. “It can be a multi-year process,especially if a player is going to a big-time school.”

Many families have never even heard about the NCAAClearinghouse.

“Any student-athlete that wants to receive a scholarshipneeds to register with the Clearinghouse,” Robbins said.“That is basically your application to be eligible to receive ascholarship. A student will need a minimum SAT score and

someone has to coordi-nate with the CollegeCompliance people tomake sure all the I's aredotted and the T's arecrossed.”

After the athleticrequirements are takencare of, there is morepaperwork to be done.

“The player still needsto fill out an application tothe school, just as if youwere a regular student,”Robbins said. “It’s a verydaunting process for afamily to go through,especially if they haven’tgone through it before.”

Robbins says thatmany players who couldplay at a scholarship levelsimply don’t get theopportunity because noone is able to help themnavigate the NCAArequirements.

“The sad part is, somelower-income families orpeople that don't havecomputer savvy to gothrough everything willmiss out,” he said. “A sin-gle mom who is workingtwo shifts a day will nothave a clue how to navi-gate everything. Ourschool can provide helpfor families but some of

the schools don’t have the people available to help a familythrough this.”

Robbins says that the bigger the recruit, the bigger theheadaches that come with getting a scholarship.

“The higher the level of football, the more hoops andpaperwork there is to go through,” he said.

Robbins says it's not just Division I athletes who have towork at getting accepted. Even non-scholarship Division IIIplayers will have extra requirements in order to play.

“There is much less paperwork to be accepted to playDivision III football,” he said, “but it’s still a process. The fami-ly is still filling out financial aid applications and student loan

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Canisius Defensive End TJ Wheatley accepted a scholarshipoffer to play at Michigan in 2015.

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applications in addition to being recruited but compared tothe Division I process, it’s a little easier.”

Despite the fact that Robbins had a player get an offer toMichigan this year, he says high school coaches shouldmake it a priority to be familiarwith the Division III process.

“Division III football is REAL-LY good football,” he said.“None of these kids realize justhow good that level of footballis. Even some coaches don’tunderstand how good you haveto be to play D-3 football.”

Young coaches should startto build their network with theDivision III coaches as soon asthey start coaching.

“I’m going to see the coach-es from Hobart and St. JohnFisher a lot more than I seeNick Saban,” Robbins said,“and so is every other highschool coach. I want to makesure our D-3 kids are takencare of, too. You need to knowwho these guys are, especiallythe guys from your local area.You need to know how they runtheir programs and which kidswould fit well with those pro-grams.”

Finally, Robbins says thathigh school coaches simplymust promote their players.

“The best advice I could givewould be to get out there andwork your network,” he said.“Stay in contact with the collegecoaches, especially during theoff-season. Scholarships will notfall from the sky. You really needto go to clinics and camps whenyou can. Every college coachwill let you come to spring prac-tice so you can watch how theydo things and talk with you afterpractice. You need to make phone calls. I have a whole deskfull of business cards from college coaches. If you sit aroundand wait for it, it won’t happen.”

Above all, Robbins says, you must be honest about yourplayers.

“Your word means everything when you are talking aboutthese kids,” Robbins said. “Don’t oversell your players. If youover-value your kids, word will get around. It will wreck yourcredibility for years.”

Also, Robbins said, don’t shy away from talking aboutplayers from other teams.

“We will talk to college coaches about a kid at anotherschool,” he said. “College coaches will respect the fact that

you talk about great players on other teams. If a collegerecruiter hears about one of our kids from one of our rivals,that can carry a lot of weight. Advocate for all the kids thatyou think truly deserve a shot at playing in college. It will help

when it comes to talking aboutyour own players.”

Robbins also feels that theJunior College or Prep Schoolroute is a great avenue forsome players.

“We have a kid going toMilford Academy, a PrepSchool,” he said. “I felt MilfordAcademy was a great fit forhim. In his case, he had aninjury that kept him out for mostof his senior year. So he needsanother season of high-levelfootball to get some film outthere. For other kids, maybethey need another year or twoacademically and then they canhave a lot of success in col-lege.”

Robbins says that makingvideos for college coaches issimply part of a coach’s jobdescription. It’s a professionalresponsibility.

“College coaches reallydon't want to see highlightfilms,” he said. “Anyone canmake a highlight film. Usuallythey want three full-gamefilms.”

College coaches are lookingfor things that highlight filmswon’t show.

“These guys will do theirdue diligence,” he said. “Theywant to see what a kid doeswhen he is not part of the play.When the ball is on the otherside of the field, your body lan-guage, your interaction withteammates, if you’re cheering

for the defense when you”re on the sidelines. Do you go overto the bench and pout when you are taken out of the game?These schools have a lot at stake when they invest in one ofyour players so the kids need to know that they better havethe switch turned on at all times during the game.”

Off the field is just as important as on the field.“You have to perform on the field, in the classroom and be

smart with social media,” he said. “All the big colleges arepaying someone full time to just sit there and monitor theinternet usage of kids they are interested in. If a kid sendsout a Tweet about a party or puts up an offensive post onFacebook, they will know about it. That ‘hilarious’ post yousent out could cost you a scholarship opportunity.”

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Canisius kicker Michael Tarbutt will play football atUConn in 2015. Tarbutt kicked a 60-yard field goal inthe NYS Catholic Championship game last fall.

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Arlington

Pos... Player (Ht, Wt, yr)

QB-DB... Justin Leigh (5-11, 160 jr)

RB-XX... Rob Tannenbaum (5-9, 172 jr)

DT-OG... Tanner Nielsen (5-11, 200 jr)

FB-LB... Javon Jackson (5-8, 180 jr)

OT-DT... Jordan Valerius (6-3, 303 so)

Beacon


WR-S... Kishaun Bell (6-1, 190 jr)

OL-DL... Dominic Reid (6-0, 300 jr)

OL-DL... Justin Warner (6-0, 230 jr)

OL-MLB... Michael Merritt (5-10, 195 jr)

Byram Hills


QB-FS... Lou Filipelli (6-0, 205 jr)

Clarkstown North


C-DT... Prince Emili (6-2, 290 jr)

HB-SS... Michael Porco (5-9, 180 jr)

QB-FS... Jack Abrams (6-1, 190 jr)

HB-OLB... Paulie Termine (5-9, 175 jr)

FB-OLB... Ritwik Baksi (5-8, 185 jr)

SE-CB... Kevin Sheridan (6-0, 180 jr)

ILB... Cameron Conrad (5-9, 175 jr)

HB-OLB... Kyle O'Neill (5-8, 170 so)

SE-FS... Brian Fuller (6-1, 170 so)

Clarkstown South


QB-DB... Matt Jung (6-1, 185 so)

HB-LB... Sam Mistretta (5-10, 180 so)

WR-DB... Jack O'Shea (6-4, 190 jr)

C-LB... Vince Maraia (6-2, 220 jr)

WR-DB... Liam Kennedy (6-3, 190 jr)

HB-LB... Johnathan Thom (6-1, 180 8th)

OG-LB... Jake Spreckman (6-0, 190 jr)

OT-DL... Michael Fiore (6-0, 255 jr)

OT-DT... Andrew Kastner (6-2, 240 jr)

HB-FS... Kyle Samuels (5-10, 170 so)

FB-LB... Sal Canella (5-11, 190 so)

OL-LB... Patrick Naughton (5-10, 170 so)

QB-FS... William Longing (5-9, 170 fr)

OT-DL... Logan Moore (6-4, 260 jr)

Harrison


WR-DB... Zach Evans (6-2, 180 jr)

OL-DE... Andrew Hirsh (6-1, 210 jr)

RB-DB... AJ Lovallo (5-8, 180 jr)

TE-QB-DE... Michael Nannariello (6-1, 190 jr)

QB-RB-DB... Jack Witte (5-9, 170 jr)

OL-LB... Robert Donohue (5-10, 200 so)

OL-LB... Sonny LoFranco (6-1, 210 so)

OL-DL... Sebastian Prado (6-0, 245 so)

OL-DL... Zef Djurasevic (6-4, 260 fr) D1A, RawRB-DB... Austin Evans (6-0, 170 fr)

Hendrick Hudson


RB-LB... Jordan Artope (5-6 175 jr)

WR-CB... Joe Pecchia (5-10 170 jr)

Lourdes


QB... Dean Rotger (6-0, 170 so)

DB-LB-P... Bill Wagner (6-2, 180 so)

OL-DL... Allan Rappleyea (6-5, 225 so)

FB-LB... Chris Kiernan (5-11, 230 so)

RB-LB... Dan Cox (5-11, 185 so)

Mamaroneck


WR-DB... Emerson Genovese (5-11, 180 jr)

QB-OLB... Bill Flatow (6-1, 190 jr)

FB-DE... Peter Matt (6-2, 190 jr)

OL-DE... Tommy Williams (6-0, 215 jr)

OL-MLB... Kieran Kwait (6-0, 225 jr)

OL-DL... Myson Robinson (6-2, 230 so)

OL-DL... Eddie Ciraco (6-1, 230 so)

TE-DE... Henry Bruce (6-1, 195 so)

WR-DB... Zion Powell (6-0, 185 so)

Nanuet


WR-DB... Andrew Samori (5-8, 170 jr)

HB-LB... Brian McGreevy (5-7, 160 jr)

OL-DL... Jordan Landsman (6-3, 270 jr)

OG-DT... Brian Syracuse (6-4, 265 jr)

OG-LB... Matt Levine (6-0, 200 jr)

TB-LB... Nick D’Allara (5-9, 185 jr)

HB-LB... Connor Breit (6-1, 205 so)

New Rochelle


WR-SS... CJ Anthony (5-8, 185 jr)

HB-CB... Bryce Davis (5-8, 165 jr)

WR-FS... Jack Stern (5-11, 165 jr)

WR-FS... Marlon Riley (5-11, 165 jr)

WR-CB... Keith Wheeler (5-10, 170 jr)

RB-LB... Jonathan Forrest (6-0, 205 jr)

TE-LB... Quincy Mack (6-0, 210 jr)

TE-LB... Demetrius Rodriguez (6-0, 200 jr)

C-DT... Garrett Noake (6-1, 200 jr)

OT-LB... Corey Holder (6-3, 225 jr)

OL-NG... Jasper Baskerville (5-11, 230 jr)

QB... Greg Powell (5-11, 185 so)

WR-CB... Haitam Coughlin (5-10, 175 so)

QB-DB... D'Wayne White-Edney (5-9, 145 so)

North Rockland


NG-OL… Eric Favors (6-0, 235 jr)

DB-SE… Sam Finn (6-2, 185 jr)

Pelham

Pos… Player (Ht, Wt, yr)

RB-LB... Brady Tuttle (5-10, 185 jr)

OG-DT... Nick Clausen (5-11, 215 so)

QB-DE... Ray Miller (6-1, 225 so) D1A

Pleasantville


OL-DL... John Tucci (6-2, 230 jr)

LB-FB... Josh DellaPuca (5-11, 195 jr)

Sleepy Hollow


OT-DE... Felipe Diaz (6-4, 240 jr)

OL-DT... Jordan Brown (6-0, 245 jr)

WR-DB... Dan Chevere (6-0, 180 jr)

TE-DE... Peter Jelenek (6-4, 210 jr)

Suffern


RB-LB... Gabe Cohen (6-1, 205 jr)

OL-DL... Vinny Rino (6-3, 255 jr)

FB-ILB... Mike Korongy (5-11, 190 jr)

TB-DB... Marcus Charles (5-9, 165 jr)

RB-DB... Louie Zambardino (5-10, 180 jr)

Yonkers Roosevelt


OT/DT... Kai Fanfair (6-5, 300 so)

OG/DE... Steven Bednar (6-2, 220 so)

RB/OLB... Elijah Ramos (6-0, 195 so)

Albany CBA


QB... Joe Kolbe (6-3, 185 xx)

TE/SS... Joe Burke (6-2, 185 xx)

LB... Dom Herald (6-1, 225 xx)

WR... Kevin Mullady (6-2, 175 xx)

OL/DL... Quincy Venable (6-1, 235 xx)

DE... Greyson Heyward (6-4, 210 xx)

OL/DL... Tom Joynt (6-3, 255 xx)

RB/DB... Quinten Hall (5-10, 175 xx)

Amsterdam


RB-DB... Bryan Stanavich (6-1, 185 jr)

Ballston Spa


QB-DB... Derek Chandler (5-11, 163 jr)

OL-LB... Mike Curcurito (6-0, 185 jr)

OL-NT... Jasper Graves (6-2, 285 jr)

FB-LB... Matt Hommel (5-7, 185 jr)

QB-C... Luke Kavanaugh (6-0, 175 jr)

OL-DL... Chris Stedry (6-1, 271 jr)

RB-LB... Andrew VanAvery (5-10, 160 jr)

RB-DB... Shane Winkle (5-9, 161 jr)

Chatham


OL-LB... Danny Kneller (6-0, 220 jr)

OL-DL... Jacob Davis (6-0, 245 jr)

Fonda-Fultonville


OL/DL... Jack Derby (6-3, 250 jr) 1st Team All-StateRB/LB... Dylan Peterson (5-10, 190 jr)

WR/DB... Kasey Neff (5-10, 150 jr)

QB/DB... Dan Parslow (5-10, 140 so)

K... Tyler Weaver (5-10, 140 so)

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Holy Trinity


OL-LB... Tim Buell (6-0, 260 jr)

OL-DL... Adam Dahl (6-3, 255 jr)

K... Justin Rohrwasser (6-3, 185 jr)

RB-DB... Jake VanPatten (6-1, 194 jr)

WR-DB... Brian Brooks (6-0, 165 jr)

RB-DB... Matthew Scarlett (5-10, 150 so)

RB-DB... David Haskell (5-11, 164 jr)

TE-LB... Brendan Maloney (6-5, 178 jr)

Hoosic Valley


FB-MLB... Jeff Carrozza (6-1, 230 sr)

TE-DL... Todd Cox (6-3, 235 sr)

RB-LB... Tom Madigan (6-0, 185 jr)

TE-DL... Nick Napoli (6-2, 230 jr)

OL-DL... Frank Adams (5-11, 235 jr)

RB-DB... Isaac Sanchez (6-2, 180 jr)

DB... Mike Schoonmaker (5-11, 155 jr)

Hudson


OL-LB... Conner Graziano (5-11, 225 jr)

RB-DB... Marcus Reid (5-10, 160 so)

Ichabod Crane


OL-DE-LS... David Daly (6-2, 240 jr)

RB-LB... Andrew Sacco (5-9, 155 jr)

Johnstown


TE-LB... John Fitzgerald (5-11 210 jr)

OL-DL... Ray Nellis (5-10 220 jr)

OL-DL... Tanner Hlozansky (6-0 240 jr)

Ath-LB... Hunter Livingstone (5-8 205 jr)

WR-DB... Jamal Vazquez (5-7 160 jr)

WR-FS-P-PK... Pat Flemming (5-11 180 jr)

FB-LB... Joe Salatel (5-10 190 jr)

QB-DB... Sam McInnis (5-10 165 so)

Lake George


K-OL-DL... Patrick Barber (6-1, 220 jr)

RB-DB... Ricky Jowly (5-11, 175 so)

Lansingburgh


WR-DB... Derek Gamache (5-8, 150 sr)

QB-DB... Jason Agostino (5-9, 135 sr)

RB-DB... Andrew Labelle (5-10, 145 sr)

RB-DB... Danny Lopez (5-8, 155 sr)

RB-LB... Mike Kingsley (5-9, 170 sr)

OL-DL... Jon Gilbert (6-1, 180 sr)

OL-DL... Nate Lyman (5-9, 215 jr)

RB-DB... Angel Bermudez (5-7, 140 jr)

OL-LB... Lorenzo Brammer (5-8, 200 so)

WR-DB... John Vandenburgh (6-0, 155 jr)

RB-DB... Luke Pondillo (5-10, 140 jr)

Niskayuna


QB-FS... Jake Shephard (6-0, 175 lb jr)

WR-CB... Kyle Pick (5-10, 185 jr)

WR-CB... Brandon Munger (5-10, 170 jr)

OL-DT... Mike Perrin (6-3, 240 jr)

WR-SS... Alex Singsheim (5-10, 180 so)

Ravena


QB-DB... David Warnken (6-1, 170 sr)

OL-DL... Jeremy Wayand (6-3, 260 jr)

TE-DE... Mike Babcock (6-4, 190 jr)

RB-LB... Steve Kross (6-1, 200 so)

OL-DL... Matt McHugh (6-0, 230 so)

Saratoga Springs


RB-K-S... Ryan Manlapaz (6-0, 187 jr)

QB-S... Brian Williams (6-0, 180 jr)

RB-CB... Robert Haughton (6-0, 162 jr)

RB-DE-LB... Dakota Harvey (6-2, 240 jr)

OL-DL... Zack Regels (6-2, 215 jr)

OL-DL... Griffin Potter (5-10, 240 jr)

OL-DL... Spencer Wickert (5-11, 280 jr)

WR-S... Luke Thompson (6-0, 158 jr)

RB-LB... Ben Osborn (5-8, 173 jr)

TE-LB... Lukas Carlson (5-11, 170 jr)

OL-DL... Bryan Bochette (5-11, 240 jr)

Schoburg


QB-LB... Colin Kenyon (6-0, 200 jr)

WR-DB... Kevin Lenehan (6-6, 190 jr)

Shaker


TE-DE... Brandon Barlow (6-4, 215 jr)

QB-DB... Brendan MacPhee (6-1, 200 jr)

RB-DB... Andrew Bolton (5-10, 190 jr)

FB-LB... Ryan Duda (5-10, 205 jr)

TE-DE... Jayson Seiter (6-3, 195 jr)

OL-DL... Matt Holmes (6-3, 230 jr)

OL-DL... Brandon Audi (6-1, 275 jr)

WR-DB... Paul Kessler (6-0, 170 jr)

WR-DB... Kyle Kessler (6-0, 170 jr)

WR-DB... Edwin Shields (5-10, 165 jr)

Shenendehowa


TE-DE... Michael Gillooley (x-x, xxx jr)

OL-DL... Luke Mysliwy (x-x, xxx jr)

OL-TE-DE... Tyler Comito (x-x, xxx jr)

WR-DB... Dakota Rainville (x-x, xxx jr)

RB-Slot-SS... Carl Fiore (x-x, xxx jr)

South Glens Falls


QB-LB-SS... Zack Ahrens (5-10, 185 jr)

WR-DB... John Styczynski (6-2, 170 jr)

OL-LB... Matt Steves (5-10, 225 so)

OL-DL... Joe Endieveri (6-2, 225 so)

RB-DB... Evan Benosky (5-9, 160 jr)

TE-DE... Mike Higgins (6-0, 195 jr)

LB... KJ Mickel (5-10, 170 fr)

QB-DB... Brendan Yando (5-10, 165 fr)

OL-DL... Jordan Douglass (6-1, 275 jr)

TE-DE... Zachary Nolan (6-1, 170 fr)

FB... Sean Dannibale (5-7, 170 fr)

LB-RB... Dylan Schrammel (5-10, 160 8th)

Watervliet


RB-LB-DE... Michael Nadeau (5-11, 200, jr)

TE-LB... AJ Edge (6-1, 202 so)

RB-OLB-DB... Collin O’Brien (5-6, 155 so)

TE-DE... Chris Kayembe (6-0, 171 so)

OT-DT... Alain Kayembe (6-0, 250 fr)

Beaver River


TE... Dustin Jones (6-0, 190 jr)

OL... Kyle Zehr (5-10, 270 jr)

WR... Matt Kilionski (6-1, 160 jr)

RB/WR... Daniel Erker (5-7, 160 jr)

QB... Reed Murphy (5-9, 165 jr)

Canastota


OL-DL... Owen Albanese (5-10, 260 jr)

RB-LB... Cameran Bellino (6-3, 210 jr)

WR-DB... Jamie Cellamare (5-11, 180 jr)

OL-DL... Tyler Doane (5-9, 245 jr)

WR-DB... Ryan Zophy (5-10, 170 jr)

WR-DB... Mike Zupan (5-10, 170 jr)

WR-DB... Zarin Martin (6-2, 170 so)

WR-DB... Ben Marshall (5-11, 175 fr)

OL-LB... Doug Simmons (5-10, 185 fr)

Carthage


RB-LB... Josh Capers (5-9, 170 jr)

LB-DB... Brendan Endrina (5-6, 160 jr)

OL-DL... Aaron Reynolds (6-3, 290 jr)

DE-TE... Kade Andrews (6-2, 210 jr)

DB-WR... Malik Little (5-10, 160 jr)

LB-RB... Khalil Payne (5-9, 190 jr)

WR-DB... Josh Yelvington (6-0, 150 jr)

Corcoran


LB... Kenny Culley (6-1, 220 jr)

SS... Jahaad Henry (6-2, 180 so)

WR... John Elliott (6-0, 190 jr)

Cortland


WR-CB... Dylan Brown (5-8, 140 jr)

TE-LB... Connor Caughey (6-3, 190 jr)

WR-CB... Kersean Perry (5-9, 150 jr)

RB-LB... Jonny Phillips (5-9, 175 jr)

QB... Jacob Prignon (6-1, 160 jr)

RB-DL... Reilly Brown (6-1, 215 so)

RB-SS... James Lane (5-9, 165 so)

OL-DL... Dakoatah Miller (5-10, 200 so)

OL-DL... Raymond Rogers (6-0, 235 so)

Syracuse CBA


OL-DL... Pat Pastore (6-3, 225 jr)

QB-DB... Don Vivian (6-2, 185 jr)

RB-DB... Jalen McIntyre (5-10, 190 jr)

RB-DE... Nasir Tune (5-10, 205 jr)

RB-CB... Ben Anthony (5-10, 175 jr)

OT-LB... Noah Frese (5-11, 205 jr)

WR-DB... Josh Wynn (6-2, 195 jr)

TE-DE... Tom Stanton (6-4, 196 jr)

WR-DB... Austin Ellis (5-11, 175 jr)

OL-DL... JJ Smith (5-11, 210 jr)

OL-DL... Jason Vrolik (6-2, 220 jr)

QB... Joe Kolbe (6-2, 175 so)

East Syracuse-Minoa


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QB... Jake Rodman (6-1, 170, jr)DL... Martin Campbell (5-10, 235, jr)TE-DL... Jeremy Perry (6-1, 235, jr)OL... Joe Moore (6-3, 225 jr)WR... Brandon Santillo (5-11, 180, jr)

Frankfort-Schuyler


WR-TE... Chris Jones (6-3, 200 jr)

RB-LB - Jalen Reeves (5-10, 180 jr)

OL-DL - Kaden Vohid (5-9, 205 jr)

OL-DL - Vincent Cuda (6-3, 260 jr)

OL-DL - Taleek Spence (5-11, 285 jr)

WR-DB - Ryan DeRollo (5-9, 150 jr)

OL-DL - Damian Urtz (5-10, 200 jr)

OL-LB - Austin Fuller (5-9, 170 jr)

QB-DB - Ethan Irons (5-11, 155 so)

RB-LB - Nick Maneen (5-10, 170 so)

Fulton


WR-TE... Chris Jones (6-3, 200 jr)

General Brown


FB-LB-KR... Zech Pitre (6-1, 215 jr)

TE-DT... Connor Purvis (6-1, 200 jr)

OT-LB... Jacob Wojosinski (6-4, 210 jr)

Henninger


WR-DB... Kaisean Scott (6-1, 170 jr)

OL-DT... Savon Smith (6-1, 265 jr)

OT-DL... Christophe Mark (6-4, 260 jr)

OL-DL... Jafonta Johnson (6-4, 230 jr)

Liverpool


TB/DB... Jaydakis Scott (5-11, 170 jr)

FS/ WR... Zach Khatib (5-7, 160 jr)

LB/ WR... Joe Scro (6-1, 183 jr)

WR / DB... Jordan Caviness (5-11, 155 jr)

LB/ HB... Jarod Thiel (5-7, 170 jr)

OG/ DE... Zach Mental (5-11, 223 jr)

RB/DB... Rashon Crenshaw (6-0, 170 jr)

WR/ DB... Jack Hogan (6-0, 155 jr)

C/ DT... Ben Widas (6-1, 243 jr)

OT/ DT... David Carnie (6-0, 247 jr)

P/LB/WR... Ryan O'Neil (5-11, 175 jr)

TE/DE... Mike Curtone (6-4, 213 jr)

New Hartford


RB-LB... Mike Nole (5-10, 205 jr)

DE-TE... Peter Cougan (6-2, 195 jr)

K... Tarik Kulosman (6-2, 225 jr)

OL-DT... Ryan McCormac (6-2, 275 so)

QB-DB... Dominik Pfisterer (6-0, 180 so)

Rome Free Academy


TB-FS... Brad Dougherty (6-0, 180 jr)

TB-LB... Lindell Reed (6-1, 215 jr)

LB-QB... Kyle LaPointe (6-1, 190 jr)

OT-DT... Gabe Richardson (6-2, 230 jr)

LB-TE... Derrick Ward (6-0, 210 jr)

OG-DT... Arin Samad (5-11, 250 so)

OG-DT... Craig Beach (5-11, 235 so)

TE-DE... Robert Edwards (6-1, 205 so)

SS-WR... Tyler Redpath (5-11, 170 so)

OT-DE... Ryan Swavely (6-2, 220 fr)

QB-DB... Tristan Hunzinger (5-8, 160 fr)

Sandy Creek


OL-DL... Matt Ennist (6-3, 325 jr)

QB-LB... Kyle Fayette (5-10, 180 jr)

RB-DB... Cameron Hall (5-11, 170 jr)

OL-DL... Zac Akey (6-4, 290 so)

Sauquoit


RB-DB... Jason Simon (6-1, 180 jr)

QB-LB... Corey Lewandrowski (5-11, 200 jr)

Skaneateles


WR-DB... Tom Hagen (6-0, 170 jr)

FB-LB... Aubrey Leverich (5-11, 210 jr)

WR-DB... Zach Blair (6-3, 170 jr)

QB... Devin Callahan (6-1, 190 jr)

Solvay


OT-DT... Jacob Hook (6-5, 350 jr)

OL-DT... Joe Hook (6-2, 315 so)

OT-DT... Joe Miczan (5-10, 280 jr)

WR-DB... Colin Lucio (6-1, 170 jr)

C-MLB... Brett Pidkaminy (5-8, 210 so)

TE/OT-DE... Michael Cimino (6-3, 235 so)

QB/WR-FS... Jacob Dippold (6-2, 160 so)

RB-OLB... Ben Durst (5-10, 175 so)

Watertown IHC


WR... Vincenzo Alteri (6-0, 195 so)

QB... Nicholas Draught (6-0, 170 so)

OT... Connor Ingerson (6-0, 235 jr)

WR... Joshua Navarra (5-11, 165 jr)

Watertown HS


OL-DE... Neal Ruparelia (6-2, 260 jr)

OL-DE... Mitchell Netto (6-2, 260 jr)

OL- DT... De'shawn Fey (5-9, 315 jr)

WR-RB-DB... Daesean Williams (5-8, 170 jr)

Chenango Forks


RB-LB... Ryan Bronson (5-9, 190 jr)

OL-LB... Hunter Luybli (5-11, 220 jr)

Deposit-Hancock


QB-DB... Ron Ballard (6-1, 175 jr)

OL-LB... Zach Gifford (6-0, 220 jr)

RB-DE... Ethan Wormuth (6-1, 185 jr)

WR-DB... Darrin Shaver (5-10, 155 so)

Elmira


TE-LB... Brad Baldwin (6-2, 207 jr)

RB-LB... Allaah Sessions (6-0, 190 so)

OL-DL... Randy Banks (5-11, 285 jr)

OL-LB... Dom Clark (6-1, 200 jr)

OL-DL... Frank Piper (6-4, 295 jr)

RB-LB... Jerry McPeak (5-10, 160 jr)

Greene


OG-DE... John Hadac (6-3, 220 jr)

RB-DB... Luke Erickson (5-11, 180 so)

OL-DL... Phil Nelson (6-0, 250 jr)

Horseheads


RB-DB... Noah Bosket (5-7, 152 so)

WR-DB... Taner Melez (6-0, 160 jr)

QB-DB... Ben Clark (5-11, 173 jr)

RB-DB... Alec Webster (5-8, 163 jr)

RB-DB... Garrette Briggs (6-0, 175 jr)

RB-LB... Ben Chalk (5-11, 223 jr)

OL-DL... Karl Huber (5-10, 205 jr)

OL-DL... Jordan Houghton (6-3, 245 jr)

WR-LB... Tyler Rogan (6-0, 172 so)

OL-DL... Bruce Jefferson (6-1, 174 jr)

Johnson City


TE-DE... Adam Korutz (6-3, 270 jr)

QB... Jake Thompson (6-3, 185 jr)

RB-DB... Dominic Nadz (5-11, 205 jr)

OL-DL... Justin Howe (6-2, 230 jr)

OL-DL... Kyle Begley (6-1, 285 jr)

WR-DB... Kenneth Johns (5-11, 185 jr)

WR-DB... Pat Garey (6-0, 160 so)

RB-DB... Shafiq Hosea (5-11, 205 so)

Lansing


OL-DL... Logan Boothe (6-2, 230 fr)

OL-DL... Owen Carrican (6-2, 240 so)

OL-DL... Jake Robins (6-2, 250 so)

OL-DL... Nate Fleischman (6-2, 220 so)

OL-DL... Patrick Judd (6-2, 230 jr)

FB-LB... Branson Davis (5-8, 175 jr)

FB-LB... Owen Dawson (5-8, 175 jr)

Maine-Endwell


FB-LB... Cordell Woolfolk (5-10, 220 sr)

WR-LB... Adam Gallagher (6-2, 205 sr)

WR-DB... Drew Gallagher (6-0, 180 jr)

QB-LB... Kyle Balmer (6-1, 180 jr)

WR-DB... Mike Palmer (6-1, 175 jr)

FB-LB... Trent Story (6-0, 210 sr)

WR-LB... Brady Wisniewski (6-0, 180 jr)

OL-DL... Shane Burcume (6-3, 240 jr)

OL-DL... Cole Visingard (6-2, 235 jr)

OL-DL... Jake Felice (6-1, 205 jr)

OL-DL... Hunter Hazen (6-1, 205 jr)

C-K... Stephen Pham (5-11, 205 jr)

Newark Valley


OL/DL... Shawn Potter (5-11, 240 jr)

RB/LB... Nick Schermerhorn (6-0, 190 jr)

TE/DE... Conner Coleman (6-3, 215 jr)

OL/DL... Noah Medina (6-5, 240 jr)

RB/DB/LB... David Crow (5-9, 185 so)

RB/QB/DB... Chad Wright (5-10, 155 so)

Norwich


OL-DE... Jamison Luke (6-3, 225 jr)OL-DL... Cole Brightman (6-2, 250 jr)OL-DL... Thomas Reilly (6-3, 250 jr)QB-DB... Cole Rifanburg (6-0, 150 so)DB... Matt Parrella (5-10, 150 jr)OLB-RB... Nick Murphy (5-10, 165 jr)


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Oneonta


RB-DE... Kylar Thompson (5-10, 170 jr)

Owego


QB-DB... Logan Neira (6-4, 200 jr)

WR-DB... Will Gladney (6-2, 215 jr)

TE-DE... Maurice Bell (6-2, 270 jr)

FB-LB ... Jonah Canavan (5-10, 210 jr)

RB-DB... Pat Bilbrey (5-11, 185 jr)

OL-DL... Edward Quaranta (5-10, 240 jr)

OL-DL... Caleb Marshall (6-1, 220 so)

RB-LB... Micah Marshall (6-0, 175 so)

TE-DE... Ben Schmidt (6-0, 270 so)

OL-DL... Colton VanDriesen (5-9, 220 so)

OL-DL ... Christian Bartlow (6-1, 270 fr)

RB-LB ... Luke Kiballa (6-0, 175 fr)

RB-LB ... Jy Race (5-10, 190 8th)

WR-DE... Kobe Bogart (6-1, 160 8th)

RB-DE... Beckett Hafer (6-0, 170 8th)

Oxford


TB-LB... Bryan Simpson (5-11, 200 jr)

OL-DL... Kordell Huntley (6-6, 275 so)

Susquehanna Valley


OL-DL... Jeff Correll (6-2, 250 so)

OL-DL... Caleb Strong (6-2, 280 so)

OL-DL... Austyn Winans (6-3, 270 so)

RB-LB... Brandon Vosbury (5-11, 195 so)

TE-DL... Austin Haskell (6-4, 180 so)

QB-DB... Cameron Manchester (5-9, 175 jr)

RB-DB ... Zac Knewasser (5-7, 157 jr)

Tioga


OL-DL... Dylan Babcock (6-5, 240 jr)

TE-DE... Josh Kithcart (6-3, 245 jr)

RB-DB... Jesse Manuel (5-7, 160 so)

Unadilla Valley


WR-DB... Ryan Postma (6-0, 160 jr)

WR-DB... Mike Patrick (5-8, 145 jr)

WR-DB... Brett Hanslmaier (6-3, 175 jr)

HB-DB... Nick Stirone (5-9, 140 jr)

QB-LB... Mason Fernette (6-1, 175 jr)

Walton


LB... Dawson Beers (5-11, 180 jr)

RB-LB... Alex Sorochinsky (5-10, 175 fr)

Alexander

Pos... Player (Ht, Wt yr)

RB-LB... Tyler Laird (6-0, 175 jr)

TE-DE... Dustin Schmeider (6-1, 200 fr)

OL-DL... Josh Hylkema (6-0, 240 fr)

TE-LB... Derrick Busch (6-1, 165 fr)

Aquinas


TE-DE... Theron Eisen (6-1, 185 sr)

WR-DB... Earnest Edwards (5-11, 180 jr) (1)

QB... Jake Zembiec (6-2, 220 jr) (Penn State)

WR-LB... Jamir Jones (6-2, 183 jr) (5 D-1 offers)

TE-DE... Jack Owens (6-2, 200 so)

TB-LB... AJ LoBrutto (5-8, 195 sr)

TE-LB... Conrad Brake (6-0, 200 jr)

TB-SS... Terrance Richards (5-10, 200 sr)

TB-DE... Taylor Riggins (6-2, 220 jr) (1)

OT-DE... Alessandro Tuttobene (6-0, 210 sr)

OL-DL... Sam Yodice (6-1, 230 jr) (2)

OL-DL... Jimmy Depetres (5-9, 275 so)

OL-DL... Nick Velte (6-4, 295 sr)

OL-DL... Ryan Miller (6-0, 255 sr)

OL-DL... Bishop Simmons (6-2, 320 jr) (1)

WR-DB... Grayson Carter (6-2, 175 so)

WR-DB... Jason Hawkes (6-3, 180 so)

FS... David Vito (6-2, 185 so) (3)

DB... Shimar Hayes (6-1, 170 so) (3)

Attica


WR-DB... Derek Walker (5-10, 160 sr)

WR-DB... Alex Piechocki (6-1, 190 jr)

OL-DL... Phil Wilshire (6-1, 205 sr)

OL-DL... Stephan Bove (6-3, 230 sr)

OL-DL... Adam Weber (6-2, 230 sr)

TE-DE... Levi Snyder (6-3, 205 so)

Avon


LB-RB... John Cenevivia (5-8, 180 jr)

WR-DB... Zack Loomis (5-10, 180 jr)

OL-LB... Josh Lutz (5-11, 220 jr)

OL-DL... Owen Read (6-0, 240 jr)

WR-DB-P... Graham Freeman (6-0, 155 jr)

Batavia


OL-DL... Gunner Rapone (6-3, 255 sr)

OL-DL... Devon Koepp (6-2, 250 sr)

WR-DB... Jerrett Laskett (5-10, 150 sr)

WR-DB... Malachi Chenault (6-1, 185 jr)

QB-DB... Greg Mruczek (5-11, 160 jr)

RB-DB... Dominick Mogavero (5-6, 150 jr)

RB-DB... Anthony Gallo (5-7, 155 jr)

RB-DB... Adonis Davis (5-9, 160 jr)

OL-DL... Noah Dobbertin (6-0, 195 jr)

OL-DL... Danny Williams (5-10, 220 jr)

OL-DL... Anthony Ray (5-10, 260 fr)

Brighton


WR-DB... Matt Stone (5-10, 170 sr)

TE-DE... Dan DiLoreto (6-3, 190 sr)

QB-DB... Austin Carr (5-10, 185 jr)

FB-LB... Johnell Gamble (6-2, 230 jr)

RB-LB... Casey Goldberg (5-10, 195 sr)

DB... Connor Cerasuolo (5-10, 155 jr)

RB-DB... Kevin Ladd (5-6, 170 jr)

OL-DL... Roman Simmons (6-2, 250 so)

Brockport


WR-DB... Raphael O’Dey (6-2, 167 fr)

WR-DB... Carlton Ekiyor (5-7, 140 jr)

RB-LB... Adam Bonisteel (5-10, 180 jr)

QB... Josh Michaels (6-3, 175 jr)

RB-DB... TJ Rowe (5-8, 160 jr)

FB-DE... James Baker (5-9, 180 fr)

OL-DL... Cam Calderelli (5-10, 230 so)

OL-DL... Chris Sodoma (6-5, 285 so)

DE-TE... Austin Myers (6-0, 180 so)

RB-LB... John Yaeger (5-11, 165 fr)

WR-DB... Cory Gross (5-11, 165 8th)

Cal-Mum


OL-DL... Kyle Pullybank (6-1, 265 jr)

OL-DL... Wyatt Phillips (6-0, 200 jr)

TE-DE... Will Vanauken (6-5, 195 jr)

Canandaigua


OL-DL... Wyatt Wink (6-3, 246 sr)

RB-LB... Travis Welch (5-8, 157 sr)

TE-LB... Tim Ryan (6-0, 153 sr)

RB-DB... Coron Broomfield (5-6, 175 jr)

WR-DB... Leman Casteen (5-10, 165 jr)

OL-DL... Ryan McIntosh (6-2, 215 jr)

FB-LB... Cody Cooper (6-0, 220 jr)

QB… Tanner Cooper (6-3, 185 so)

RB…. AJ Clifford (5-9, 165 fr)

Canisteo-Greenwood


QB-DB... Nick Hosmer (6-0, 170 sr)

RB-DB... Ethan Moser (5-8, 160 sr)

WR-DB... Nate Hosmer (6-0, 160 sr)

OL-DL... Austin Allen (6-0, 265 sr)

OL-DL... Tyler Fay (6-2, 265 sr)

RB-LB... Nate Dewey (5-9, 195 sr)

CG Finney


RB-DB... Simeon Heard (5-5, 133 so)

RB-LB... Mike Jones (5-11, 208 jr)

Churchville-Chili


RB-DB... Will Gibson (5-8, 160 jr)

RB-DB... Myles McKinney (5-8, 175 jr)

OL-DL... Tyshawn Hall (6-0, 260 sr)

OL-DL... Malek Williams (6-3, 100 fr)

Clyde-Savannah


TE-LB... Jarrod Faniel (5-10, 190 jr)

OL-DE... Duncan Bastedo (6-4, 258 jr)

OL-DL... Derek Mann (6-1, 317 sr)

K... Zack DeAngelis (5-11, 175 jr)

Cuba-Rushford


WR-DB... Colton Worthington (6-0, 140 jr)

RB-LB... Darius Williams (5-11, 165 fr)

OL-DL... Noah Decker (6-1, 275)

Dundee


QB-LB... Jon Huber (6-2, 175 jr)

QB-DB... Justin Neu (5-9, 145 jr)

OL-DL... Ryan Sprague (6-2, 230 so)

TE-DE... Cole Hartman (6-4, 190 jr)


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East Rochester-Ganada


OL-DL... Hayden Ricci (5-10, 205 so)

OL-DL... Mike Shuster (6-2, 260 jr)

East High


WR-DB... Raheen Gayden (5-10, 150 so)

QB-DE... Maliek Marshall (6-1, 240 so)

OL-DL... Willie Johnson (6-3, 265 so)

OL-DL... Jerimyah Largent (6-1, 254 jr)

Eastridge


WR-DB... Kevin Sprague (6-4, 185 sr)

RB-DB... Jay’von Hampton (5-11, 170 sr)

OL-DL... Greg Herrera (5-9, 285 sr)

OL-DL... Nico Piacentini (6-2, 220 sr)

RB-DB... J’Vaughn Presley (5-11, 165 jr)

OL-DL... Brandon Lasher (6-4, 265 jr)

OL-DL... Joseph Capuano (6-3, 295 jr)

RB-DB... Curtis June (5-6, 160 jr)

RB-DB... CJ Turner (5-8, 165 so)

RB-DB... Bobby Albritton (5-9, 165 so)

RB-DB... Trey Brumfield (5-9, 145 so)

RB-LB... Zack Perkins (6-0, 160 so)

OL-DL... Joey Lewin (6-2, 225 so)

OL-LB... Trevon Pitts (5-11, 185 so)

WR-DB... Shalamar Curry (5-7, 145 so)

OL-DL... Xavier Beatty (6-1, 290 so)

RB-DB... Rayshauid Smith (5-7, 140 fr)

Edison Tech


FB-LB... Dallas Fulton (6-0, 200 jr)

OL-DL... Joshua Zayas (5-11, 227 jr)

Elba


QB-LB... Garrett Chapell (6-3, 195 jr)

RB-LB... Steele Truax (5-10, 170 jr)

OL-DL... Andrew Gottler (5-9, 185 so)

OL-DL... Adam Walter (6-0, 235 fr)

OL-DL... Phil Walter (6-0, 230 so)

Fairport


OL-DT... Kevin Foskett (6-2, 260 sr) Buff StateWR-CB... Jacob Milburn (5-10, 170 sr)

QB-FS... Jahadi Prior (5-8, 170 jr)

OT-DT... Kyle Schreiner (6-4, 260 so) - D1-A/AAOL-DE... Isaiah Valpey (6-3, 230 sr) BrockQB-CB... Byron Waddell (5-9, 170 sr) Ithaca

Gates-Chili


WR-DB... Isaiah Brown (5-9, 165 jr)

RB-DE... Anthony Stallworth (6-0, 225 jr)

RB-DB... Julian Riley (5-7, 170 jr)

Geneseo


QB-DB... Jake Clar (6-3, 156 jr)

QB-K... Trevor Frazier (5-5, 125 so)

WR-DB... Ryan LaGrou (6-2, 155 jr)

RB-LB... Cory Valentine (5-8, 165 jr)

TE-LB... Blake Phelps (6-2, 213 jr)

OL-DL... Mike Macauley (6-2, 240 jr)

OT-DT... George Shaw (6-3, 270 so)

Geneva


QB... Delmarius Jackson (5-11, 158 jr)

OL-DL... Jacob Deisering (5-11, 245 sr)

OL-DL... Alex Gonzalez (6-1, 280 sr)

RB-LB... Mark Suchewski (5-10, 165 so)

OL-DL... Brandon Keear (6-0, 225 jr)

OLB... Marquis Russ (5-11, 170 jr)

Greece Arcadia


QB-LB... Noah Barnard (5-10, 195 jr)

WR-CB... Jay Green (5-9, 170 sr)

OT-DE... Anthony Finucane (6-2, 295 so)

OL-NG... Sal Finocchario (5-6, 245 jr)

Greece Athena


TB-DB... Signory Kapend (5-5, 155 jr)

HB-LB... Vince Soeffing (5-11, 195 so)

OT-DE... Brandon Pruitt (6-2, 235 jr)

OL-DL... Kaseefe Wilson (6-2, 210 jr)

OL-DE... Yunis Ashkar (6-2, 210 jr)

Greece Olympia


LB... Ryan Morgan (x-x, xxx xx)

DL... Austin Wilkerson (x-x, xxx xx)

Hilton


RB-DB... Dillon Philmon (5-8, 175 jr)

QB-DB... John Letta (5-8, 165 so)

RB-LB... Nate DelValle (5-8, 170 sr)

FB-LB... Ted Lawson (5-11, 195 jr)

OL-DL... Justin Clayton (5-9, 225 jr)

OL-DL... Matt Butts (5-9, 210 sr)

TE-DE... Reide Metzger (6-3, 190 sr)

WR-DB... Bailey Pittman (5-11, 175 jr)

WR-DB... Justin Ressiguie (6-1, 180 jr)

TE-DE... Brandon Cutter (6-0, 210 jr)

Holley


OL-DL... Glenn Robb (6-2, 300 jr)

OL-DL... Lucas Silvis (5-10, 230 jr)

WR-DB... Zach Vaccarelli (6-1, 165 so)

OL-DL... Ross Pinson (6-0, 245 so)

RB-DB... Clarence Moyer (5-8, 145 so)

RB-DB... Adam Stetzel (5-10, 145 so)

Hornell


OT-DE... Tyler Oyer (6-3, 210 sr)

OT-DT... Zach Kellogg (6-4, 285 sr)

RB-DB... Trenton Smith (5-7, 165 jr)

FB-LB... Tyler Crouch (6-0, 220 jr)

WR-DB... Gianni Perri (5-9, 165 jr)

WR-DB... Jack Galatio (5-10, 175 jr)

OL-DE... Cam Perry (6-0, 220 jr)

RB-DB... Jack Henby (6-1, 180 so)

OL-NT... Tyler Kays (5-9, 270 so)

*QB... Jake Weyand (6-1, 160 so)

OL-LB... Ryan Kellogg (5-7, 270 so)

OL-DL... Austin Eason (5-7, 290 so)

TE-DE... Hunter Davis (6-0, 205 fr)

Honeoye Falls-Lima


QB... Dan Hart (6-2, 180 jr)

Irondequoit


TB... Antonio McIntyre (6-0, 190 sr)

WR... Dylan Harrington (6-0, 160 sr)

QB... Sean Mannion (5-10, 180 jr)

RB... Jason Albritton (5-9, 165 sr)

OL... Jamel Young (6-2, 240 sr)

OL... Terrance Whaley (6-0, 200 sr)

OT... Cameron Rohr (6-1, 270 jr)

OT... Treyce Schnarr (6-1, 255 jr)

DB... Fooquan Peace (x-x, xxx so)

RB... John Lombardi (5-5, 160 fr)

OLB... Konner Oaks (6-0, 180 jr)

OLB... Richard Brimacomb (6-0, 180 jr)

DL... Isiah Luciano (5-11, 230 jr)

Leroy


QB-DB... Mike McMullen (5-11, 170 sr)

RB-DB... Ryan McQuillen (5-9, 135 sr)

RB-LB... Nick Egeling (6-1, 185 jr)

OL-DL... Kody Lamkin (6-0, 190 sr)

Letchworth


QB-DB... Trevor Owens (6-0, 170 jr)

RB-DB... Manny Cuevas (5-8, 155 jr)

OL-DL... Brad Bliss (6-4, 230 so)

Livonia


TE-DL... Jack Horan (6-0, 255 jr)

OL-LB... Jonathan Stockslader (6-0, 205 jr)

Lyons


QB-DB... Nicholas Fera (6-0, 185 jr)

TE-LB... Chris Peay (6-3, 275 so)

OL-DL... Ryan Lorenzen (5-11, 165 so)

OL-DE... Shawn Morris (6-2, 275 so)

OL-DE... Jonathan Welch (6-1, 305 jr)

McQuaid Jesuit


RB-LB... Zach Poudrier (5-11, 215 jr)

RB-DB... Amari Lawrence (5-10, 160 jr)

RB-LB... Bobby Molinari (5-10, 180 jr)

RB-DB... Tai James (5-8, 155 so)

OL-DL... Noah Dehond (6-8, 310 so)

TE-DL... Demetrius Breedlove (6-2, 240 so)

Midlakes


OL-DL… Nick Fisher (6-2, 250 sr)

WR-DB… Alex Hassam (6-0, 165 sr)

Newark


RB-DB… Hakeem Shorter (5-4, 148 jr)

OL-DL… Casey Lead (6-0, 206 so)

OL-LB… Justin Patterson (5-10, 201 jr)

OL-LB… Chris Lozada (6-1, 223 jr)

QB-DB… Anthony Mashewske (5-11, 181 jr)

WR-DB… Jose Santell (5-11, 160 jr)

WR-DB… Tyrelle Teabout (5-9, 160 jr)

WR-LB… Nate Beard (5-8, 144 so)

QB-DB… Jazavier Garcia (5-8, 156 fr)

OL-DL… Jacob Napoleon (6-1, 150 fr)


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Notre Dame Batavia


WR-DB… Josh Johnson (6-2, 165 sr)

TE-LB… Joe Zickl (6-0, 180 sr)

RB-LB-P… CJ Suozzi (5-11, 180 jr)

RB-LB… Jack Sutherland (6-1, 170 jr)

OL-DL… Dakota Weidman (6-3, 270 jr)

WR-DB… Luca Zambito (5-10, 160 jr)

OL-LB… Jim Zickl (6-0, 195 so)

Oakfield-Alabama


OL-DE… Tyler Hamm (5-10, 205 sr)

C-DL… Devon Schroeder (5-8, 205 sr)

OL-DL… Ryan Hernandez (5-9, 220 sr)

QB-DB… Allen Chatt (5-9, 151 jr)

WR-DB… Cole Phelps (5-7 135 jr)

RB-DL… Jon Harris (5-11, 180 jr)

WR-DB… Jake Mandel (5-8 140 jr)

QB-LB… Josiah Yantz (5-11, 160 so)

WR-DB… Trevor Fitch (5-1 115 so)

WR-DB… Reice Woodward (5-9 136 so)

RB-LB… Jon Mateos (5-7, 140 so)

OL-DE… Ismile Smith (6-0, 220 jr)

OL-DL… Collin Scheiber (5-6, 220 so)

RB-LB… Quentin Bloom (5-6, 155 jr)

WR-DB… Sal Schwable (6-0, 140 jr)

Pembroke


QB-DB… Jake Jasinski (5-7, 140 so)

WR-DB… Dakota Swimline (5-10, 160 jr)

RB-LB… Cal Neurohr (5-9, 175 jr)

OL-DE… Jack Thomas (6-3, 260 so)

Penfield


WR-DB… Triloni Salmon (5-10, 170 jr)

QB-DB… Jake Paladino (6-1, 190 sr)

TE-LB… Jake Hewitt (6-1, 190 sr)

WR-DB… Brian McCandless (5-9, 160 sr)

FB-LB… Jack Hartnett (6-1, 185 jr)

OL-DL… Jackson Smith (6-0, 200 sr)

OL-DE… Cole Guest (6-3, 185 jr)

OL-DL… Jacob Cox (6-2, 215 sr)

WR-DB… Antonio Argento (6-0, 165 xx)

OL-DL… Brian Casey (6-4, 220 jr)

Penn Yan


RB-LB… Casey Marsh (6-0, 200 sr)

RB-DB… Jacob Moore (5-9, 175 sr)

TE-LB… Tyler Bray (6-0, 172 sr)

OL-DL… Nate Travis (5-7, 213 sr)

OL-DL… Landyn Drake (6-0, 340 sr)

WR-DB… Ben Covert (6-1, 161 sr)

RB-LB… Isaiah Prosser (5-8, 150 jr)

RB-DB… Austin Fingar (5-10, 160 jr)

QB-DB… Tanner Irwin (5-10, 155 jr)

OL-DL… Jacob Hoover (6-1, 207 so)

OL-DL… Matt Mashewske (6-8, 325 so)

Perry


TE-DB… Chance Prickett (6-1, 170 sr)

RB-LB… Christian Hollister (5-6, 140 sr)

QB-DB… Andrew Hollister (5-6, 140 jr)

RB-LB… Wisezear Pries (5-8, 155 jr)

OL-DL… Cecil Morgan (6-0, 230 jr)

Pittsford


RB-DB… Josh Mack (6-1, 188 jr)

FB-LB… Jack Molinich (5-11, 235 jr)

DL-TE… Riley Cott (6-2, 208 jr)

QB-WR… Robby Kleinhammer (6-3, 220 jr)

LB-DE-TE… Riley Cott (6-2, 208 jr)

WR-DB… Chris Wittig (5-11, 165 jr)

WR-DB… Alec Vaules (5-11, 176 jr)

OL-DL… Ricky Hober (6-1, 235 jr)

OL-DL… Jack Klenk (6-3, 250 jr)

OL-DL… Noah Rockoff (5-10, 265 jr)

RB-LB… Michael DeLucia (5-11, 202 so)

QB-DB… Colby Barker (6-2, 175 so)

RB-LB… Marquis Carter (6-0, 192 so)

OL-DL… Calvin Rivera (6-4, 250 fr)

OL-DL… Jack Hart (6-0, 235 fr)

OL-DL… Andrew Caruso (6-0, 245 fr)

Red Jacket


FB-LB… Andrew Ogrodowski (6-0, 220 sr)

QB… Lee Perry (6-3, 215 sr)

RB-DB… Kory Fogarty (5-7, 175 sr)

OL-DL… Glenn Austin (6-1, 207 sr)

OL-DL… Sam Abbott (5-11, 205 sr)

OL-DL… Matt Peek (6-0, 245 sr)

RB-CB… Sean Sheets (5-8, 165 jr)

RB-S… Sean Sheets (5-8, 180 jr)

LB-WR… Tyler Gardner (5-10, 175 jr)

DB… Daniel Colasurdo (5-11, 170 jr)

HB-DE… Kris Amos (5-11, 185 so)

RB-LB… Dylan Briggs (5-8, 180 so)

OL-DL… Carter Napoleon (5-10, 210 fr)

OL-DL… Devon Scheartl (5-10, 205 fr)

Rush-Henrietta


QB-DB… Jared Gerbino (6-4, 220 jr)

TB-LB… Dekwon Wilson (5-9, 185 jr)

WR-DB… Jojo Ortiz (5-10, 170 jr)

TB-LB… Gavin McDonald (5-10, 190 jr)

OL… Austen Reeves (6-0, 260 jr)

LB… Trenton Eubanks (6-1, 220 jr)

WR-DB… Jashaun Smith (6-0, 185 jr)

WR-TB-DB… Reggie Robinson (6-0, 175 jr)

DE… Daryl Chatman (6-4, 235 so)

LB… Quentin Wilson (5-10, 180 so)

LB… Chris Reed (6-1, 190 so)

TB-DB… Allen Fardan (5-9, 175 sr)

WR-DB… Todd LaRocca (6-2, 170 jr)

OL-DL… Keanu Heedrum (6-2, 253 sr)

OL-DL… Kris Poorman (6-3, 252 sr)

South Seneca


QB-CB… Eric Dresser (5-11, 160 sr)

RB-LB… Jordan Morgan (5-10, 180 sr)

TE-DE… Nick Wyckoff (5-11, 175 sr)

Spencerport


RB-DB… Tajh Eaddy (5-9, 150 jr)

RB-LB… Kris Concepcion (5-10, 210 jr)

OL-DL… Lucien Brisson (5-10, 240 jr)

OL-DL… Vitaliy Gurman (6-4, 290 so)

Victor


RB-DB… Pat Barrow (5-10, 165 jr)

TE-DL… Zack Lefebvre (6-5, 230 jr)

OL-DL… Sam Palomaki (6-3, 270 jr)

OL-DL… Jake Post (6-3, 245 sr)

QB-DB… Jamie Trimboli (5-11, 180 jr)

QB-DB… Clay Bleier (5-10, 175 so)

WR-DB… Nick Varone (5-8, 160 jr)

RB-DB… Mitch Spindler (5-10, 175 so)

OL-DL… Ryan Flaitz (6-0, 220 so)

OL-DL… Chad Parker (6-2, 215 jr)

WR-DB… Zack Estabrooks (5-10, 180 fr)

OL-LB… Eric Hernandez (6-0, 190 so)

OL-DL… James MacDonald (6-2, 300 jr)

WR-DB… Andrew Russell (5-8, 170 fr)

TE-DE… Mike Novitsky (6-2, 210 fr)

University Prep


RB-DB… Brandon Hunt (5-4, 115 so)

QB-WR… Marique Simkin (5-11, 150 fr)

WR-LB… Bryan Harrell (6-2, 200 fr)

QB-DB… Jordan Marshall (6-1, 170 jr)

RB-DB… Lucky Edwards (5-6, 160 so)

OL-DL… Ricky Norris (5-10, 245 so)

OL-DL… Jamir Frison (6-1, 275 so)

OL-DL… Tyshawn Davis (6-2, 285 jr)

Warsaw


RB-DB… Colin Royce (5-9, 140 jr)

QB-LB… Josh Griffith (5-10, 150 jr)

RB-LB… Dylan Royce (5-11, 185 jr)

OL-DL… Aaron Mann (6-0, 200 jr)

OL-DL… Cody Toor (5-8, 175 jr)

OL-DL… Cody Vohs (5-10, 200 jr)

OL-DL… Dakota Higgins (5-10, 225 so)

Waterloo


WR-DB… Kyle Lasher (5-10, 135 jr)

RB-LB… Jakuar Ali (5-7, 190 so)

OL-DL… Jordan Hamilton (6-1, 275 jr)

OL-DL… Ryan Anderson (6-

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