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excellence. This season, the Knight's 10-year old team is going for their
third title since the nucleus of the team was formed back in 2004. From
1996 through 2000, another talented group of Knights ran off three titles
in a five year span.
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to the days of the Brookline Royals, who for five years, from 1967 to 1971,
were the premier team in the Pittsburgh Metropolitan Sandlot
Conference.
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athletes set the Brookline standard for winning football championships,
taking three out of four titles, beginning with their first season in 1967.
The 1970 squad, pictured above, went undefeated, capping off their third and
final title run with an 8-6 victory over the 1st Ward Peacemakers at South
Stadium on December 20, 1970. The win improved the Royals four year record
to 33-1-2, an amazing feat of gridiron excellence. For more information on
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2007 Brookline Knights Rosters
The Players
13-UNDER
Head Coach: Joe Nicholas
Assistant Coaches: Brian Nicholas, Pat Morgan, Tom Gault
John Allen Johnathan Kalsek Patrick Morgan
Dorjan Anderson Jacob Lowden David Pinkerton
J.J. Beggan Drevon Lunsford Kamin Polars
Jarrett Betters Jalen Lunsford Anthony Raymond
Mark Beyers Adam Lynch Dion Rooney
Ed Bryan Dominick Maggs Mike Spath
Michael Cummings Charlie Mandarino Zach Spath
John Forrester Ryan Mandarino Nick Sywyj
Ryan Gault Christopher McGrail Ryan Trivus
Kody Grollmus Mark Mellix Sean Webb
Bill Hughes Zac Born Zach Zietak
11-UNDER
Head Coach: Marc Jester
Assistant Coach: Jim Elk, Scott Reynolds, Bill Jester
Dominic Amato Blake Drischler Cody Muller
Tyler Armstrong Tim Dugan Joey Nicholas
Damel Banks Jacob Elk Christopher Noel
Domonique Betton Raymond Green Russell Page
Corey Bronder Angelo Madison Adam Tajuddin
Ricardo Burch Ronald Langhoff Michael Wagner
Will Dean Tyler Marino Austin Ward
10-UNDER
Head Coach: Don Helman
Assistant Coaches: Bill O'Malley, Sean Stein, Joe Tongel
Bryan Bergener Joey Kalsek Malik Petite
Joe Bonnar Tony Manuel Michael Roper
Zach Booth Garrett Martin Logan Salicce
Brendan Cunningham Connor McGinnis Khalil Sanders
Giovanni DeMarzo Zach McGrail Marty Shulik
Cody Drischler Troy Newton Martino Stein
Gino Foster Julius Noel David Suwalski
Chad Gregorius Billy O'Malley Joey Tongel
Tyler Parees
9-UNDER
Head Coach: Mike Manuel
Assistant Coaches: Karlin Stanton, Dean Haskins, Carl Roell
Menchaas Anderson Jimmy Harper Damon Reft
Corey Bogaski Matt Haskins Mark Roell
Thomas Burton Amaree Hatcher Joey Shulik
Cody Cerminara Shane Holden Taylor Thornton
Ron Cooper Austin Liebro Tyler Thornton
Kevin Cummings Dalton Link Adam Tonry
Sammy DePasquale Nick Manuel Zachary Wagner
Dylan DiRenna Michael Naccarelli Lucas Wentzel
Christopher Elstner Loren Wicks
8-UNDER
Head Coach: Darrell Frazier
Assistant Coaches: Rich Dunner, Ron Dunlap, Adam Salicce
and Jesse Owens
Chadric Anderson Jacob Graham Jordan Martin
Anthony Bogaski Joe Grimes Aaron Owens
Josh Booth Trevor Hazen Tyler Pinkston
Daniel Cervone Ryan Hough Garrett Puckett
Jake Devers Taylor Hughes Noah Rodgers
Ronnie Dunlap Brent Ivory William Rupert
Richard Dunner Luke Jacobs Cole Salicce
Christian Frazier Richard Jetter Zachary Schweinberg
Brady Gault Tyler LaRocca Brendan Turnbull
Tyler Gettings Lamar Lewis Jimmy Vensel
Zackary Liddle
The Cheerleaders
13-UNDER
Coach: Nicole Nicholas
Assistant: Ashlee Yanke
Amanda Apitsch Megan Falce Abigail Lutton
Tiana Bennett Cara Gorring Tara Mihelcic
Jillian Bergener Teneisha Jones Taylor Mizgorski
Mary Ann Cannon Sophie Kunsa Jordan Olander
Katie Castiglione Irina Larina Ashley Pesi
Cailey Dewaine Courtney Los Jessica Snyder
Robyne Dulski Ashley Love Courtney Watsula
11-UNDER
Coaches: Sharon Hanlon and Debbie Schultz
Assistant: Jordan Stacy
Alexis Bradshaw Dyanne Dowdy Sabrina Haywood
Dashai Bryant Mariah Dowdy Kayla Paperiella
Rachel Cashman Caitlyn Gould Charlotte Primrose
Beth Conroy Kaitlyn Hanlon Courtney Schultz
Alexis DeWaine Paige Swiderski
10-UNDER
Coach: Val Stanizzo
Assistants: Chelsie and Kaite
Meghan Hanlon Nicole Niemiec Jamie Stanizzo
Brianna King Jenna Olander Hailey Willard
Danielle Maxwell Megan Recker Lindsey Maiorano
Hannah Ritemour
9-UNDER
Coach: Stacey Swanson
Assistants: Jessica Tardio and Stephanie Snyder
Shenia Brimage Tyler Grimer Alex Seeberger
Emily DeMarco Savoun Honaker Rachel Vichie
Allana Dean Hope McNemer Harmony Vensel
Kierstan Fiorentini Cierra White
8-UNDER
Coach: Katy Sopcheck
Assistants: Lori McDermott and Darlene DeMarzo
Brittany Corbett Kimberly Peps-DeMars Dorian Green
Gianna DeMarzo Delaney Gregories Courteney Stanley
Hayli Davis Chelsea Honick Courteney Thantan
Olivia Elk Bailey Hannan Jaleena Walker
Carli Flaherty Marissa Matts Hannah Wareham
Gabby Grayson Erynn McDermott Tamaya Jennings
2007 Playoff Results
Nov 10 * Nov 3 * Oct 27 * Oct 20
Week #12 - November 10, 2007 - SSYFL SUPER BOWL
10-UNDER
BROOKLINE 22 - Baldwin 6
Scoring Summary:
Connor McGinnis run (David Suwalski pass from Connor McGinnis)
Connor McGinnis run (conversion failed)
Connor McGinnis run (Connor McGinnis run)
NOTE: The Brookline Knights came to Steel Valley High School
Stadium set to defend last season's Super Bowl victory
against a strong Baldwin team. By the time the game was over,
the Knights had claimed their second Super Bowl title in as
many years with a dominating 22-6 triumph. Not only had they
repeated as SSYFL champions, they laid claim to something
that only the few, the proud and the best can achieve. On
November 10, 2007, a dynasty was born.
Here is a play-by-play chronical of the Super Bowl game:
Baldwin kicks off to start game
Joey Kalsek returns 10 yards to midfield.
Brookline ball - 10:00 1st Quarter
MF50 - 1/10 - Michael Roper 1 yard run
BW49 - 2/09 - Connor McGinnis 5 yard run
BW44 - 3/04 - Connor McGinnis 3 yard run
BW41 - 4/01 - Zach McGrail run for one yard loss
Baldwin takes over on downs - 7:45 1st Quarter
BW42 - 1/10 - Nine yard run
BR49 - 2/01 - Two yard run
BR47 - 1/10 - 12 yard run
BR35 - 1/10 - One yard run
BR34 - 2/09 - Run for no gain
BR34 - 3/09 - PENALTY - holding - Baldwin - 10 yards
BR44 - 3/19 - Run for two yard loss - fumble
recovered by Khalil Sanders
Brookline ball - 5:28 1st Quarter
BR46 - 1/10 - Michael Roper 1 yard run
BR47 - 2/09 - Connor McGinnis run for no gain
BR47 - 3/09 - pass incomplete intended for David Suwalski
PENALTY - holding - Brookline - 10 yards
BR37 - 3/19 - Khalil Sanders 9 yard run
BR46 - 4/10 - punt
Brookline punts ball to BW34 with no return
Baldwin ball - 3:45 1st Quarter
BW34 - 1/10 - Three yard run
BW37 - 2/07 - One yard run
BW38 - 3/06 - 29 yard run - Joey Kalsek tackle saves touchdown
BR33 - 1/10 - One yard run
BR32 - 2/09 - Three yard run
BR29 - 3/06 - pass incomplete
BR29 - 4/06 - PENALTY - illegal motion - Baldwin - 5 yards
BR34 - 4/11 - Run for no gain
Baldwin turns ball over on downs
Brookline ball - 00:59 1st Quarter
BR34 - 1/10 - Joey Kalsek run for one yard loss
BR33 - 2/11 - Khalil Sanders 12 yard run
BR45 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis 1 yard run
BR46 - 2/09 - Khalil Sanders 8 yard run
BW46 - 3/01 - Connor McGinnis 3 yard run
BW43 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis 9 yard run
BW34 - 2/01 - Khalil Sanders 6 yard run
BW28 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis 12 yard run
BW16 - 1/10 - Michael Roper 3 yard run
BW13 - 2/07 - Khalil Sanders run for no gain
BW13 - 3/07 - Connor McGinnis 11 yard run
BW02 - 1/02 - Connor McGinnis 2 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION GOOD
David Suwalski 3 yard pass from Connor McGinnis
Score: BROOKLINE 8 - Baldwin 0
Brookline kicks off to BW33, returned 14 yards to BW47
Baldwin ball - 4:30 2nd Quarter
BW47 - 1/10 - Three yard run
MF50 - 2/07 - Five yard run
BR45 - 3/02 - Run for no gain
BR45 - 4/02 - Run for four yard loss, tackle by Michael Roper
PENALTY - too many men - Brookline - 5 yards
BR40 - 1/10 - PENALTY - illegal motion - Brookline - 5 yards
BR35 - 1/05 - Four yard run
BR31 - 2/01 - One yard run - fumble - stripped by Connor
McGinnis and recovered by Zach McGrail
Brookline ball - 1:58 2nd Quarter
BR30 - 1/10 - Michael Roper 1 yard run
BR31 - 2/09 - Connor McGinnis 8 yard run
BR39 - 3/01 - Connor McGinnis 2 yard run
BR41 - 1/10 - CLOCK EXPIRES IN FIRST HALF
HALFTIME SCORE: BROOKLINE 8 - Baldwin 0
Second Half begins ...
Brookline kicks off to BW47 with no return
Baldwin ball - 10:00 3rd Quarter
BW47 - 1/10 - PENALTY - offsides - Baldwin - 5 yards
BW42 - 1/15 - Five yard run
BW47 - 2/10 - One yard run
BW48 - 3/09 - Three yard run
BR49 - 4/06 - punt
Baldwin punts ball out-of-bounds at BR27
Brookline ball - 8:07 3rd Quarter
BR27 - 1/10 - Khalil Sanders run for three yard loss
BR24 - 2/13 - Connor McGinnis 7 yard run
BR31 - 3/06 - Connor McGinnis 7 yard run
BR38 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis 9 yard run
(great block Joey Kalsek)
BR47 - 2/01 - Connor McGinnis 3 yard run
MF50 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis 5 yard run
BW45 - 2/05 - Khalil Sanders 4 yard run
BW41 - 3/01 - Connor McGinnis 3 yard run
BW38 - 1/10 - Khalil Sanders 5 yard run
BW33 - 2/05 - Connor McGinnis 8 yard run
BW25 - 1/10 - Michael Roper 2 yard run
BW23 - 2/08 - Connor McGinnis run for no gain
BW23 - 3/08 - David Suwalski 18 yard pass from Connor McGinnis
BW05 - 1/05 - Connor McGinnis 5 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION FAILED - Connor McGinnis 1 yard run
SCORE: BROOKLINE 14 - Baldwin 0
Brookline kicker Tyler Parees executes perfect onside kick
recovered by Joey Kalsek at BW45
Brookline ball - 1:11 3rd Quarter
BW45 - 1/10 - Khalil Sanders 5 yard run
BW40 - 2/05 - Joey Kalsek 3 yard pass from Connor McGinnis
BW37 - 3/02 - PENALTY - offsides - Brookline - 5 yards
BW42 - 3/07 - Joey Kalsek 17 yard pass from Connor McGinnis
BW25 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis 3 yard run
BW22 - 2/07 - Khalil Sanders run for four yard loss
BW26 - 3/11 - Connor McGinnis 6 yard run
BW20 - 4/05 - Connor McGinnis 7 yard run - power running!
BW13 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis 2 yard run
BW11 - 2/08 - Connor McGinnis 11 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
Connor broke several tackles and carried a few
defenders for the first 6 yards of this TD run
CONVERSION GOOD - Connor McGinnis 3 yard run
SCORE: BROOKLINE 22 - Baldwin 0
Brookline kicks off to BW44, returned 16 yards to BR40
Baldwin ball - 5:30 4th Quarter
BR40 - 1/10 - One yard run
BR39 - 2/09 - 14 yard pass reception
BR25 - 1/10 - Run for four yard loss - good tackle Martino Stein
BR29 - 2/14 - PENALTY - pass interference - Brookline - 14 yards
BR15 - 1/10 - Run for no gain
BR15 - 2/10 - One yard run
BR14 - 3/09 - Three yard run
BR11 - 4/06 - Nine yard run
BR02 - 1/02 - One yard run
BR01 - 2/01 - One yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION FAILED - Run for one yard loss
SCORE: BROOKLINE 22 - Baldwin 6
Baldwin executes onside kick and recovers at midfield
Baldwin ball - 1:40 4th Quarter
MF50 - 1/10 - 13 yard run
BR37 - 1/10 - Three yard run
BR34 - 2/07 - Four yard run
BR30 - 3/03 - Run for no gain - good tackle Khalil Sanders
BR30 - 4/03 - pass incomplete
Brookline takes over on downs - 00:33 4th Quarter
BR30 - 1/10 - Tony Manuel takes a knee for no gain
BR30 - 2/10 - Tony Manuel takes a knee for no gain
BR30 - 3/10 - CLOCK EXPIRES IN GAME
FINAL SCORE: BROOKLINE 22 - Baldwin 6
SSYFL SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONS - BROOKLINE KNIGHTS!!!
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For a complete listing
of SSYFL scores and standings,
visit the official league website at:
www.southsuburbanfootball.com.
Week #11 - November 3, 2007 - DIVISIONAL FINALS
10-UNDER
BROOKLINE 14 - North Hills 6
Scoring Summary:
Zach McGrail run (Connor McGinnis run)
Connor McGinnis run (conversion failed)
NOTE: This Knights team is awesome. There are so many
qualities that go into making a winning team, and this crew
has them all. Spirit, dedication, toughness, and a team
attitude that puts the Three Musketeers and their
"All-For-One and One-For-All" act to shame. From the
coaches to the players, this team is just one fearsome
football machine. They proved it again today against a good,
tough North Hills team. For the second year in a row, the
Knights took North Hills to the cleaners. Our Knights now
have their sights set on the Super Bowl at Steel Valley
High School Stadium versus Baldwin-Whitehall.
Here is a play-by-play chronical of the championship game:
Brookline kicks off to start game
North Hills ball - 10:00 1st Quarter
NH46 - 1/10 - PENALTY - Offsides - Brookline - 5 yards
BR49 - 1/05 - PENALTY - Offsides - Brookline - 5 yards
BR44 - 1/10 - Two yard run
BR42 - 2/08 - PENALTY - False start - North Hills - 5 yards
BR47 - 2/13 - Three yard run
BR44 - 3/10 - Five yard run
BR39 - 4/05 - SACK by Khalil Sanders - Two yard loss.
Brookline takes over on downs - 7:05 1st Quarter
BR41 - 1/10 - Michael Roper 6 yard run
BR47 - 2/04 - Zach McGrail 3 yard run
MF50 - 3/01 - Michael Roper 5 yard run
NH45 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis 1 yard run - fumble
recovered by North Hills
North Hills ball - 5:17 1st Quarter
NH47 - 1/10 - Run for no gain
NH47 - 2/10 - Run for no gain
NH47 - 3/10 - Nine yard run
BR44 - 4/01 - One yard run
BR43 - 1/10 - Run for one yard loss
BR44 - 2/11 - Five yard run - fumble
recovered by Khalil Sanders
Brookline ball - 2:05 1st Quarter
BR49 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis 10 yard run
NH41 - 1/10 - Zach McGrail 1 yard run
NH40 - 2/09 - Connor McGinnis 7 yard run
NH33 - 3/02 - Connor McGinnis 1 yard run
NH32 - 4/01 - Connor McGinnis 6 yard run
NH26 - 1/10 - Joey Kalsek 3 yard run
NH23 - 2/07 - Michael Roper run for no gain
NH23 - 3/07 - Connor McGinnis 7 yard run
NH16 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis 6 yard run
NH10 - 2/04 - Michael Roper run for no gain
NH10 - 3/04 - Connor McGinnis 2 yard run
NH08 - 4/02 - Connor McGinnis run for no gain
North Hills takes over on downs - 5:24 2nd Quarter
NH08 - 1/10 - PENALTY - False start - North Hills - 4 yards
NH04 - 1/14 - Two yard run
NH06 - 2/12 - Four yard pass reception
NH10 - 3/08 - One yard run
NH11 - 4/07 - PUNT
North Hills punt returned by Joey Kalsek for three yards
Brookline ball - 2:15 2nd Quarter
NH39 - 1/10 - Michael Roper run for no gain
NH39 - 2/10 - Khalil Sanders 3 yard run
NH36 - 3/07 - Joey Kalsek 17 yard pass from Connor McGinnis
(awesome catch Joey! He went high and came down
hard, but held on to the ball for a first down)
NH19 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis run for no gain
NH19 - 2/10 - Connor McGinnis sacked for 10 yard loss
NH29 - 3/20 - CLOCK EXPIRES IN FIRST HALF
North Hills kicks off to start second half
Julius Noel 10 yard kickoff return
Brookline ball - 9:57 3rd Quarter
NH40 - 1/10 - Michael Roper 3 yard run
NH37 - 2/07 - Khalil Sanders run for no gain
NH37 - 3/07 - pass incomplete intended for David Suwalski
NH37 - 4/07 - PUNT
Connor McGinnis punts the ball 32 yards to the five yard line
Out-of-bounds.
North Hills ball - 8:12 3rd Quarter
NH05 - 1/10 - Run for two yard loss
NH03 - 2/12 - Two yard run
NH05 - 3/10 - PENALTY - encroachment - Brookline - 5 yards
NH10 - 3/05 - SACK by Martino Stein - Five yard loss
NH05 - 4/10 - PUNT
North Hills punt returned by Michael Roper for seven yards
Brookline ball - 5:04 3rd Quarter
NH19 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis 6 yard run
NH13 - 2/04 - Connor McGinnis 5 yard run
NH08 - 1/08 - Connor McGinnis 5 yard run
NH03 - 2/03 - Connor McGinnis 1 yard run
NH02 - 3/02 - Zach McGrail 2 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION GOOD - Connor McGinnis 3 yard run
SCORE: BROOKLINE 8 - NORTH HILLS 0
Brookline kicks off - no return
North Hills ball - 2:16 3rd Quarter
NH41 - 1/10 - incomplete pass
NH41 - 2/10 - Four yard run
NH45 - 3/06 - Six yard run
BR49 - 1/10 - Two yard run
BR47 - 2/08 - fumble - North Hills recovers - Three yard loss
MF50 - 3/11 - 13 yard pass reception
BR37 - 1/10 - Three yard run
BR34 - 2/07 - Four yard run
BR30 - 3/03 - Two yard run
BR28 - 4/01 - Three yard run
BR25 - 1/10 - Run for one yard loss - Connor McGinnis crunch!
BR26 - 2/11 - Six yard run
BR20 - 3/05 - Six yard pass reception
BR14 - 1/10 - Three yard run
BR11 - 2/07 - Run for no gain - Khalil Sanders thunder hit!
BR11 - 3/07 - 11 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION pass incomplete in endzone
PENALTY - Pass interference - Brookline
CONVERSION failed - run for no gain
SCORE: BROOKLINE 8 - North Hills 6
North Hills kickoff returned by Connor McGinnis.
PENALTY - Face mask - North Hills - Kick off again.
North Hills kickoff returned by Michael Roper for no gain
Brookline ball - 2:17 4th Quarter
BR40 - 1/10 - Connor McGinnis 2 yard run
BR42 - 2/08 - Michael Roper 5 yard run
BR47 - 3/03 - Connor McGinnis 2 yard run
BR49 - 4/01 - Connor McGinnis 51 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION failed - Khalil Sanders 2 yard run.
Connor shook off three tackles before breaking
free for his dash to the endzone. Great run!!!
SCORE: BROOKLINE 14 - North Hills 6
Brookline kicks off to midfield - no return
North Hills ball - 1:07 4th Quarter
BR50 - 1/10 - 12 yard run
BR38 - 1/10 - Spiked ball to stop clock - no gain
BR38 - 2/10 - incomplete pass - Khalil Sanders pressured QB
BR38 - 3/10 - Two yard pass reception
BR36 - 4/08 - 12 yard pass reception
BR24 - 1/10 - Spiked ball to stop clock - no gain
BR24 - 2/10 - incomplete pass - Martino Stein/Khalil Sanders
pressured QB, forcing a bad throw
BR24 - 3/10 - CLOCK EXPIRES - GAME OVER!!!
Final Score: BROOKLINE 14 - North Hills 6
DIVISION CHAMPIONS!!! Now it's on to the SUPER BOWL!!!
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the 10-Under Championship Game>
For a complete listing
of SSYFL scores and standings,
visit the official league website at:
www.southsuburbanfootball.com.
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13-UNDER
Southside 32 - BROOKLINE 20
Scoring Summary:
Johnathan Kalsek run
(Dominick Maggs pass from Johnathan Kalsek)
Charlie Mandarino pass from Johnathan Kalsek
(conversion failed)
Johnathan Kalsek run (conversion failed)
NOTE: The resurgent Brookline Knights made it all the way to
the division championship game. When they got there they gave
the Southside Sabres one heck of a game. For a team that was
2-4 after six games and on the verge of extinction, these kids
really came on at the end of the season. They may have lost to
the Sabres, but their late-season resurrection was a delight
to watch. Sometimes a team can lose a game, but win respect.
This Knights team earned our respect and that is the true
measure of a winner.
Here is a play-by-play chronical of the Knights-Sabres game:
Southside kicks off to start game
Zak Born returns kickoff 8 yards
Brookline ball - 9:55 1st Quarter
BR38 - 1/10 - Zak Born 4 run
BR42 - 2/06 - PENALTY - encroachment - Southside - 5 yards
BR47 - 2/01 - Dominick Maggs 3 yard run
MF50 - 1/10 - Zak Born 1 yard run
SS49 - 2/09 - Johnathan Kalsek 8 yard run
SS41 - 2/01 - Zak Born 2 yard run
SS39 - 1/10 - Johnathan Kalsek 5 yard run
SS34 - 2/05 - Zak Born 8 yard run
SS26 - 1/10 - Zak Born 3 yard run
SS23 - 2/07 - Zak Born 1 yard run
SS22 - 3/06 - Johnathan Kalsek 2 yard run
SS20 - 4/04 - pass incomplete intended for Charlie Mandarino
Southside takes over on downs - 4:12 1st Quarter
SS20 - 1/10 - Run for loss of three yards
SS17 - 2/13 - Six yard run
SS23 - 2/07 - Nine yard run
SS32 - 1/10 - Four yard run
SS36 - 2/06 - Eight yard run
SS44 - 1/10 - 56 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION failed - two yard run
SCORE: Southside 6 - BROOKLINE 0
Southside kicks off - returned 18 yards by Johnathan Kalsek
Brookline ball - 0:38 1st Quarter
BR45 - 1/10 - Nick Sywyj 1 yard run
BR46 - 2/09 - Dominick Maggs 3 yard run
BR49 - 3/06 - Dion Rooney 18 yard pass from Johnathan Kalsek
SS35 - 1/10 - Johnathan Kalsek 2 yard run - fumble
recovered by Dominick Maggs
SS33 - 2/08 - pass incomplete intended for Charlie Mandarino
SS33 - 3/08 - pass incomplete intended for Dion Rooney
SS33 - 4/08 - John Forrester 25 yard pass from Johnathan Kalsek
SS08 - 1/08 - Dion Rooney run for no gain
SS08 - 2/08 - Johnathan Kalsek 8 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION good - Dominick Maggs 3 yard pass from
Johnathan Kalsek
SCORE: BROOKLINE 8 - Southside 6
Brookline kicks off - no return
Southside ball - 7:35 2nd Quarter
SS37 - 1/10 - fumbled handoff - recovered by Chris McGrail.
Brookline ball - 7:25 2nd Quarter
SS37 - 1/10 - Johnathan Kalsek 9 yard run
SS28 - 2/01 - Dion Rooney 4 yard run
SS24 - 1/10 - Dion Rooney 5 yard run
SS19 - 2/05 - Johnathan Kalsek 8 yard run
SS11 - 1/10 - Johnathan Kalsek 5 yard run
SS06 - 2/05 - PENALTY - offsides - Brookline - 5 yards
SS11 - 2/10 - Johnathan Kalsek 3 yard run
SS08 - 3/07 - pass incomplete intended for John Forrester
SS08 - 4/07 - PENALTY - offsides - Brookline - 5 yards
SS13 - 4/12 - Charlie Mandarino 13 yard pass from
Johnathan Kalsek - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION failed - Johnathan Kalsek 2 yard run
SCORE: BROOKLINE 14 - Southside 6
Onside kick by Brookline recovered by Nick Sywyj
Brookline ball - 2:55 2nd Quarter
SS47 - 1/10 - Dion Rooney 8 yard run
SS39 - 2/02 - Bad Snap - Johnathan Kalsek run for 21 yard loss
BR40 - 3/23 - Dion Rooney 4 yard pass from Johnathan Kalsek
BR44 - 4/19 - PUNT
Brookline punts ball to SS39, no return
PENALTY - Face mask - Brookline - 15 yards
Southside ball - 00:27 2nd Quarter
BR46 - 1/10 - 46 yard run - TOUCHDOWN! - Called back!
PENALTY - holding - Southside - 10 yards from
spot of infraction
SS46 - 1/17 - Run for no gain
SS46 - 2/17 - Incomplete pass
SS46 - 3/17 - CLOCK EXPIRES IN FIRST HALF
Brookline kicks off to start second half
Southside ball - 9:54 3rd Quarter
BR48 - 1/10 - Two yard run
BR46 - 2/08 - Four yard run
BR42 - 3/04 - One yard run
BR41 - 4/03 - Nine yard run
BR32 - 1/10 - 14 yard run
BR18 - 1/10 - 18 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION failed - Two yard run
SCORE: BROOKLINE 14 - Southside 12
Southside kicks off, returned 18 yards by Johnathan Kalsek
Brookline ball - 6:29 3rd Quarter
BR42 - 1/10 - Dion Rooney run for two yard loss
BR40 - 2/12 - PENALTY - Twelve players - Southside - 5 yards
BR45 - 2/07 - Dion Rooney 5 yard run
MF50 - 3/02 - Fumbled snap - Southside recovers ball
Southside ball - 4:34 3rd Quarter
MF50 - 1/10 - Ten yard run - fumble - recovered by
John Forrester
Brookline ball - 4:22 3rd Quarter
BR40 - 1/10 - Johnathan Kalsek run for no gain
BR40 - 2/10 - PENALTY - offsides - Brookline - 5 yards
BR35 - 2/15 - pass incomplete intended for John Forrester
BR35 - 3/15 - pass incomplete intended for John Forrester
BR35 - 4/15 - PUNT
Brookline punts ball out-of-bounds at the SS33
Southside ball - 2:59 3rd Quarter
SS33 - 1/10 - 50 yard run - nice tackle by Johnathan Kalsek
BR17 - 1/10 - Nine yard run
BR08 - 2/01 - Three yard run
BR05 - 1/10 - Five yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION failed - Two yard run
SCORE: Southside 18 - BROOKLINE 14
Southside kicks off, returned 12 yards by Johnathan Kalsek
Brookline ball - 1:04 3rd Quarter
BR32 - 1/10 - Dion Rooney 13 yard run
BR45 - 1/10 - PENALTY - offsided - Brookline - 5 yards
BR40 - 1/15 - pass incomplete intended for Dion Rooney
BR40 - 2/15 - pass incomplete intended for Charlie Mandarino
BR40 - 3/15 - Johnathan Kalsek 8 yard run
BR48 - 4/07 - Charlie Mandarino 18 yard pass from Johnathan Kalsek
SS34 - 1/10 - Dion Rooney 4 yard run
SS30 - 2/06 - Johnathan Kalsek 16 yard run
SS14 - 1/10 - Dominick Maggs 1 yard run
SS13 - 2/09 - Johnathan Kalsek run for five yard loss
SS18 - 3/14 - pass incomplete intended for Charlie Mandarino
SS18 - 4/14 - Johnathan Kalsek 8 yard run
Southside takes over on downs - 6:05 4th Quarter
SS10 - 1/10 - Eight yard run
SS18 - 2/01 - 82 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION failed, run for no gain
SCORE : Southside 24 - BROOKLINE 14
Southside kicks off, returned 26 yards by Johnathan Kalsek
Brookline ball - 4:51 4th Quarter
SS43 - 1/10 - Dion Rooney 7 yard run
SS36 - 2/03 - Dominick Maggs 4 yard run
SS32 - 1/10 - Johnathan Kalsek run for no gain
SS32 - 2/10 - pass incomplete intended for Charlie Mandarino
SS32 - 3/10 - PENALTY - offsides - Southside - 5 yards
SS27 - 3/05 - Dion Rooney 2 yard run
SS25 - 4/03 - Dominick Maggs 16 yard pass from Johnathan Kalsek
SS09 - 1/09 - PENALTY - roughing - Southside - 5 yards
SS04 - 1/04 - Dion Rooney 1 yard run
SS03 - 2/03 - Johnathan Kalsek run for no gain
SS03 - 3/03 - Johnathan Kalsek 3 yard run - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION failed - Johnathan Kalsek run for no gain
SCORE: Southside 24 - BROOKLINE 20
Onside kick by Brookline recovered by Charlie Mandarino
Brookline ball - 00:42 4th Quarter
SS49 - 1/10 - pass interception returned 49 yards - TOUCHDOWN!
CONVERSION - PENALTY - delay of game - Southside
CONVERSION good - Eight yard pass reception
SCORE: Southside 32 - BROOKLINE 20
Southside kicks off, returned three yards by Jarrett Betters
Brookline ball - 00:23 4th Quarter
SS21 - 1/10 - CLOCK EXPIRES - GAME OVER.
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Week #10 - October 27, 2007 - DIVISIONAL SEMI-FINALS
10-UNDER
BROOKLINE 20 - Avonworth 6
Scoring Summary:
David Suwalski pass from Connor McGinnis (conversion failed)
Khalil Sanders run (Michael Roper pass from Connor McGinnis)
Connor McGinnis run (conversion failed)
NOTE: One thing is for certain. It was cold, and it got
colder as the day went on. Another is that the final score
makes this game look much closer than it really was.
Brookline's defense took charge in the first half and held
the Eagles to six offensive plays, four kickoff returns and
a punt. An interception by Logan Salicce and two stealthy
takeaways by Khalil Sanders stifled the Eagle attack. Each
came on one of Avonworth's six plays, giving the Knights
offense time to hold a scoring clinic.
The Knight's running attack pounded away at the Eagle
defense. Timely receptions by David Suwalski and Joey Kalsek
kept the ball moving in long yardage situations. Quarterback
Connor McGinnis engineered four drives into the red zone,
three of which resulted in touchdowns. The other was stopped
at the Avonworth four yard line by a pass interception with
only twenty seconds to go in the first half. The halftime
score read: Brookline 20 - Avonworth 0.
The cheerleaders, braving the chilly temperature, did their
best to keep the sidelines warm with their spirit and
enthusiasm. Their halftime show was excellent and they
did bring a little warmth to the hearts of the fans.
The third quarter began with a Knights fumble. This gave
Avonworth the ball in Brookline territory with decent
field position. An Eagle pass brought a first down, then
the game entered the penalty phase. Both teams got jumpy
and four offsides penalties were called, one after another.
The referees moved the ball back and forth in a frustrating
succession. Khalil Sanders, who seemed to be everywhere on
defense, put an end to the silliness with a fourth down sack.
Brookline took over and marched downfield. McGinnis and
Roper combined for 28 yards in three runs to overcome a 1st
and 27 at the Brookline 21. Then the swift feet of Chad
Gregorius thrust the offense forward in bursts of 11, 13 and
ten yards. The drive progressed to the Avonworth five yard
line, where the Knights fell short on fourth and goal.
Avonworth took over with 5:50 to go in the fourth quarter.
On 3rd and 10, a long well-thrown pass found its mark and
the Eagle receiver soared downfield for a 95 yard touchdown
reception. A failed conversion left the score at 20-6.
Avonworth then executed a perfect onside kick and regained
the ball. An offsides penalty against the Knights moved the
stick a little further in the wrong direction. A momentum
shift? Hardly.
The Knights pushed the Eagles back 17 yards in three plays.
A fourth down pass was broken up by Tyler Parees, putting an
end to any ideas of an Avonworth comeback. The offense
chewed up three of the four remaining minutes and turned
the ball over on downs. A final Eagle thrust was stopped by
a McGinnis interception at midfield as time expired.
Game Over! Who's next?
The Knights will move on to play the winner of the North
Hills/Southside game next week. It would be nice to get
another crack at Southside, but does it matter? Not to
Coach Donnie's Kids!
The late game score marked an end to the Knight's defensive
streak of 35 consecutive shutout quarters. Does it matter?
No. But in our time conscious society, that's 5 hours, 54
minutes and ten seconds to be exact. A marvelous achievement.
Interception: Connor McGinnis
Fumble Recovery: Khalil Sanders
Onside Kick Recovery: Khalil Sanders
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11-UNDER
Avonworth 24 - BROOKLINE 8
Scoring Summary:
Ricardo Burch run (Russell Page run)
NOTE: It was still cold, and getting colder.
Avonworth took the opening kickoff and got on the board
quickly with a touchdown run at 7:50 in the first quarter.
A good conversion gave the Eagles an early 8-0 lead. On the
Eagles next possession, a Damel Banks interception gave the
Knights the ball on their own 47 yard line, first and ten.
Ricardo Burch gained 27 yards on the Knight's first play,
then repeated with another 27 yard dash to the endzone three
plays later to close the gap to 8-6. Russell Page converted
to tie the score at 8-all with a minute left to go in the
first quarter. The sun came out and things started getting a
little warmer, if only for a moment.
Avonworth took the ensuing kickoff and marched 54 yards,
capped off with a three yard TD run and a good conversion
with 6:54 remaining in the half. Brookline's offense
sputtered and was forced to punt. A 29 yard boot by Raymont
Green pinned Avonworth back at their own thirteen yard line.
With their backs to their own goal, Avonworth ground out
three first downs and moved into Brookline territory. With
two minutes to go, Blake Drischler made a nice diving pick
of an Eagle pass and gave the offense another chance. A 29
yard pass to Chris Noel moved the ball across midfield but
again the offense sputtered to a halt. At halftime the score
read: Avonworth 16 - Brookline 8.
With the temperature falling, the frozen cheerleaders thawed
themselves out for their halftime performance, which they
pulled off with style. Guilt has overcome me. I never write
about the cheerleaders. Sorry to Nicole and Sharon and to all
the other coaches, and especially the girls. You've all done
a wonderful job and deserve a big round of applause.
The second half began with the ball see-sawing back and
forth around midfield. This continued for the entire third
quarter. Both teams vied for an edge. Avonworth struck first
with an interception that put the ball at the Brookline 18
yard line. A ten yard TD run with 7:56 remaining in the
fourth quarter sealed the Knight's fate.
The offense could not move the sticks and Avonworth took
possession of the ball for the final time. The Eagles
drove for two first downs and then let the clock expire.
A final thought on the game. Russell Page played a really
good game at quarterback. He threw several slick passes that,
had they been caught ...
To the rest of the team and the coaches, especially Coach
Mark, great season! It was definitely a change from the 0-9
nightmare Mark endured last year, and if these players
continue to develop and improve like they did this season,
their future as Knights looks bright indeed.
Interception: Blake Drischler, Damel Banks
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13-UNDER
BROOKLINE 38 - Carlynton 6
Scoring Summary:
Johnathan Kalsek run
(Dominick Maggs pass from Johnathan Kalsek)
Dominick Maggs run (Dominick Maggs pass from Johnathan Kalsek)
Johnathan Kalsek run (conversion failed)
Johnathan Kalsek punt return (Dominick Maggs run)
Dion Rooney run (Dion Rooney run)
NOTE: Brookline fumbled the ball on their first offensive
possession. That may have been the only thing they did wrong
the whole game, with the exception of the kickoff return in
the second half. But, who's perfect?
Something has happened to this team. At this critical point
in the season, they have found the two intangibles that talent
alone can not win without.
The Brookline Knights have found confidence and leadership.
The defense held Carlynton back on their first possession and
gave the ball back to the offense. A 60 yard drive commenced,
with Johnathan Kalsek dashing the final 12 yards to the
endzone on a sweep right. Kalsek tossed to Dominick Maggs for
the two point conversion and an 8-0 lead.
John Forrester, whose booming kickoffs kept the Cougars stuck
in poor field position most of the day, deposited this one on
the Cougar one yard line. Carlynton's offense went four and
out, then the Knights offense tried without success. A fourth
down stop gave the Cougars possession at their 17 yard line.
Carlynton moved the ball forward nine yards, then gambled on
4th and one. They were stopped cold. The referees initially
signalled a 1st down for Carlynton, but after strenuous
objections from Coach Brian, a measurement showed that the
defense had held. 1st and ten, Brookline ball!
The Knights offense took over and covered the distance to the
goal before time expired in the half. Maggs crossed the line
for the score with 37 seconds to go on a two-yard run.
Dominick then caught a Kalsek pass for the conversion and a
16-0 halftime lead.
The second half began with Carlynton taking the opening
kickoff and returning it for a quick touchdown. Charlie
Mandarino returned the enusing kickoff to midfield. After a
failed attempt by the Knights on fourth down, Carlynton took
over. The Knight's defense pushed them back into a 4th and 23.
The Cougars gambled again and tried a fake punt. The attempted
pass was broken up by Jacob Lowden. The Knights took over in
good field position on the Carlynton 36 yard line.
Johnathan Kalsek scored his second TD of the day with a 27
yard run, giving the Knights a 22-6 lead with 5:28 left in the
third quarter. Another booming kickoff by Forrester put
Carlynton back at their own five yard line. The defense pushed
them back to the one. Carlynton's punt went straight into the
waiting arms of the ever-present Johnathan Kalsek, who brought
it back 10 yards for his third score of the afternoon. Another
Maggs conversion put the score at: Brookline 30 - Carlynton 6.
The scoring parade was not over. The fourth quarter saw Dion
Rooney score six on a ten yard run, then ace the conversion
for another two points. The clock ticked down to zero and the
resurgent Knights will advance another round to the SSYFL NFC
Division Championship game.
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of SSYFL scores and standings,
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Week #9 - October 20/21, 2007 - DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS
8-UNDER
Char Valley 8 - BROOKLINE 0
NOTE: The season is over for the little ones, but winning
is not always totally dependant on the outcome of a game.
Sometimes winning is what we feel in our hearts and minds.
Our littlest Knights had a good season, and they should be
proud of their accomplishments. The spirit and dedication
of the players, the coaches and the cheerleaders made this
a wonderful and memorable year.
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9-UNDER
Char Valley 12 - BROOKLINE 8
Scoring Summary:
Taylor Thornton kickoff return (Taylor Thornton run)
NOTE: The first half was a tight defensive struggle. Neither
team could move the sticks effectively. One Colt runner did
break free, however, for a long 60 yard TD pass to give Char
Valley a 6-0 lead early in the 2nd quarter.
With the second quarter winding down, Dalton Link recovered
a fumble at the Knight's 35 and the slumbering offense began
to rumble. Three first downs later the ball was on the CV25,
but unfortunately the clock wound down to halftime.
The Knights picked up where they left off on the ensuing
kickoff. Taylor Thornton took the ball, found an opening,
and sprinted 65 yards for a touchdown. Thornton put the
Knights ahead 8-6 with a run for the two point conversion.
Char Valley went nowhere on their next possession, stopped
cold by a Dylan DiRenna sack that forced a punt. The Knights
got the ball back near midfield, but an untimely fumble gave
the ball back to the Colts in Brookline territory at the
45 yard line.
The Colts offense took charge and mounted a 12 play drive
that chewed up the clock. A pass interference call in the
endzone gave Char Valley a 1st and goal at the one. With
their backs to the wall, the Knights front line stopped
the next play for a loss of one. The Colts then punched it
into the endzone for the go ahead score. A failed conversion
left the score 12-8 with a little over six minutes remaining.
The Knight's offense was stopped on their next possession,
but a 38 yard punt by Zach Wagner put the Colts deep in their
own territory. The defense stepped up and kept things alive
by pushing the Colts back to their own 16 yard line. A fourth
down punt netted only 3 yards, giving the Knights one last
chance with 19 yards seperating themselves from victory.
There was 2:20 left on the clock.
A fumble at the 15 yard line was recovered by Char Valley.
The Colts ran out the remaining minute and moved on to the
next round. The defending Division champion Knights season
came to a close.
To Coach Mike Manuel, his staff and especially the players,
thank you all for a great season, full of excitement and
good times. Sure, there were some difficult moments, but
when the healing power of time works its magic, we will all
look back on this year with fond memories.
I remember watching Tony Dorsett gain 303 yards versus
Notre Dame back in 1976. Now I can say that I saw Taylor
Thornton run for over 300 yards versus Montour in 2007.
That is just one of the many moments I will remember.
Fumble Recovery: Dalton Link
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10-UNDER
BROOKLINE 28 - Carlynton 6
Scoring Summary:
Joey Kalsek pass from Connor McGinnis
(David Suwalski pass from Connor McGinnis)
Khalil Sanders run (conversion failed)
Michael Roper run (Connor McGinnis run)
Zach McGrail run (conversion failed)
NOTE: Another dominant performance by Coach Donnie's Kids.
Things started off good for Carlynton. They won the coin toss.
After that, things began to spiral downwards. On the Cougars
first possession, Michael Roper promptly grabbed an errant
pass. Roper's theft set up Connor McGinnis' 21 yard scoring
toss to Joey Kalsek, with a followup to David Suwalski for
the conversion.
On the Knights second possession, Khalil Sanders found a
crease, cut downfield and turned on the jets for a 40 yard
TD run. The ensuing kickoff got loose and was picked up by
Kalsek, setting up another Knights drive. Roper scored the
third Brookline TD with a 10 yard run around the right side.
The halftime score was: Knights 22 - Cougars 0.
The second half began where the first left off. Zach McGrail
kept the Knight's opening drive alive with a timely fumble
recovery at the Cougar 44 yard line. Two plays later, McGrail
seized upon the opportunity he created. Zach burst through
the line of scrimmage and cruised 35 yards to the goal line
for the Knight's fourth TD, and a 28-0 lead.
At 8:27 in the fourth quarter, a Cougar defender took
control of a Knight's fumble and sprinted downfield. Thirty
yards later the shutout was over. With 4:48 to go in the game
Chad Gregorius found the endzone after a 28 yard chase, but
the late score was nullified by a penalty. The defense put
the Cougars back in the cage and when the gatekeeper fastened
the lock, the final score read: Knights 28 - Cougars 6
Next week, the Knights will play the winner of the Avonworth-
Chartiers Valley game in the Divisional Semi-Finals.
Kudos to Martino Stein for delivering a crunching hit on
the Cougar quarterback for a third quarter sack. Martino
burst through the middle of the line and just leveled him.
The shockwave could be felt on the sideline. Way to go,
Martino! It was a classic Chris Berman ESPN WebGem moment.
For those who believe in superstition, read no more.
Never in the 34 year history of the Knights franchise has a
defense held its opponents without a score for an entire
season. We could be watching history in the making. If you
think you've just been jinxed, cut and paste this article
and email it to 10 people. You will be granted peace of mind.
GO KNIGHTS!!!
and finally ... for the season (so far) the score reads:
BROOKLINE 246 - Opponents 8
Interception: Michael Roper
Fumble Recovery: Joey Kalsek, Zach McGrail
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11-UNDER
BROOKLINE 40 - Carlynton 2
Scoring Summary:
Ricardo Burch run (conversion failed)
Domonique Betton run (conversion failed)
Raymont Green fumble recovery (Angello Madison run)
Dominic Amato run (conversion failed)
Dominic Amato run (conversion failed)
Tyler Armstrong run (Tyler Armstrong run)
NOTE: I missed this game and now wish I could have stayed.
The Brookline offense, and the defense, ran wild in the
first half. Any time Angello Madison puts his stamp on the
endzone turf and gives us that mile-wide smile, things are
looking rosy. Dominic Amato and Tyler Armstrong also got to
do their own dance with the endzone grass for the first time.
Let's keep this "dance with the stars" going next week.
Interception: Blake Drischler (2)
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13-UNDER
BROOKLINE 48 - Upper St. Clair 14
Scoring Summary:
John Forrester pass from Johnathan Kalsek (conversion failed)
J.J. Beggan fumble recovery in end zone (conversion failed)
Johnathan Kalsek run
(Dominick Maggs pass from Johnathan Kalsek)
Charlie Mandarino pass from Johnathan Kalsek
(conversion failed)
Dion Rooney pass from Johnathan Kalsek
(Nick Sywyj pass from Johnathan Kalsek)
Zac Born run (Johnathan Kalsek run)
Dion Rooney run (conversion failed)
NOTE: Confidence can be a remarkable weapon. A great day
for both the Knights offense and defense. Let's keep this
momentum going for next week's game against the Cougars!!!
It's good to see the offense starting to click on all
cylinders. It couldn't have come at a better time.
Thank you to Coach Brian for remembering the linescore.
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of SSYFL scores and standings,
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2007 Final Regular Season Records
TEAM W L PF PA
Brookline 13-UNDER 3 4 86 136
Brookline 11-UNDER 5 3 120 96
Brookline 10-UNDER 7 1 218 2
Brookline 9-UNDER 5 3 152 104
Brookline 8-UNDER 3 5 52 106
Individual
Knights Scoring Statistics
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2007 Regular Season Game Results
Oct 13 * Oct 6 * Sep 29 * Sep 22 * Sep 15 * Sep 8 * Sep 1 * Aug 26
WEEK #8 - October 13, 2007
8-UNDER JV GAME
BROOKLINE 8 - Montour 0
* Exhibition Game - Does not count towards record *
Scoring Summary:
Richard Jetter run (Brent Ivory run)
NOTE: The game's only score was set up by a 38 yard run
by Brent Ivory into the Montour red zone with four seconds
remaining in the first half. Richard Jetter went around the
left side for the touchdown as the half expired.
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8-UNDER
Montour 18 - BROOKLINE 0
NOTE: Montour scored on their first possession of the first
half and repeated on their first possession of the second
half. The Knights could not manage to get any offense going.
Two fumble recoveries by Christian Frazier in the second
half kept things from getting out of control. A late game
interception return by Montour put the game out of reach.
The Brookline offense came alive on their last possession
as Brent Ivory ran for 30 yards, followed by runs of 14 and
17 yards by Christian Frazier, but the game clock expired on
Frazier's final run.
Fumble Recovery: Christian Frazier (2)
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9-UNDER
BROOKLINE 36 - Montour 16
Scoring Summary:
Taylor Thornton run (conversion failed)
Dylan DiRenna run (conversion failed)
Taylor Thornton run (conversion failed)
Taylor Thornton run (conversion failed)
Taylor Thornton run (conversion failed)
Cody Cerminara run (conversion failed)
NOTE: The Knights offense rode Taylor Thornton's legs to an
18-0 halftime lead. Thornton ran for over 180 yards in the
first half alone! Taylor struck again in the third quarter
to stake the Knights to a 24-0 lead, then Montour scored
two quick TD's to cut the lead to 24-16. Having already
accumulated over 200 yards rushing, Thornton answered again
with a 60 yard TD run to put the Knights up for good at
30-16. Cody Cerminara's 50 yard TD run late in the game was
the icing on the cake. Great game for the Knights, who ran
wild on offense and played excellent defense.
Onside Kick Recovery: Adam Tonry
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10-UNDER
BROOKLINE 52 - Montour 0
Scoring Summary:
Connor McGinnis run (Joey Kalsek run)
Connor McGinnis run (Malik Petite pass from Connor McGinnis)
Zach McGrail pass from Connor McGinnis (conversion failed)
Michael Roper pass from Connor McGinnis (Michael Roper run)
Chad Gregorius run (Malik Petite run)
Chad Gregorius run (conversion failed)
Tony Manuel interception return (Tony Manuel run)
NOTE: The Knights offense went to the air, with chilling
results for the Spartans. Connor McGinnis lit up the
airwaves, connecting with David Suwalski, Michael Roper,
Joey Kalsek, Zach McGrail and Malik Petite in a well-executed
passing attack. Several other passes were right on target,
but the receivers were so wide open that they did their best
Clifford Franklin imitation and couldn't catch the ball.
The final score could have been 70-0. What was even more
chilly was that the defense held the Spartans to negative
yardage for the game, extending their defensive shutout
streak to 32 quarters (the entire regular season)!
Interception: Tony Manuel (2)
Fumble Recovery: Malik Petite, Khalil Sanders
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11-UNDER
Montour 22 - BROOKLINE 12
Scoring Summary:
Russell Page run (conversion failed)
Ricardo Burch run (conversion failed)
NOTE: Montour scored on their first possession, then the
Knights mounted their own long drive, which was stopped at
the one inch line. After a Montour punt on their second
possession, the Knights drove 48 yards for a touchdown,
capped off by Russell Page's two yard plunge. A failed
conversion left the Knights down 8-6 at halftime.
Montour scored again on their first possession of the second
half. Brookline got the ball back and went four and out.
Montour fumbled on their second possession of the half,
recovered by Blake Drischler at the Knight's 43 yard line.
Ricardo Burch turned the takeaway into six quick points with
a 57 yard dash down the right sideline for a touchdown.
Again, the Knights failed to convert and the score read
Montour 14 - Brookline 12.
With the game in their reach, the Knights defense bent,
then broke with a roughing the passer penalty that gave
the Montour offense new life and a first down at the
Knights 25. Four plays later, Montour scored their third
touchdown of the game and aced the conversion to take
an overwhelming 22-12 lead with only a minute to go.
Interception: Blake Drischler
Fumble Recovery: Blake Drischler
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13-UNDER
BROOKLINE 32 - Montour 8
Scoring Summary:
Johnathan Kalsek run
(Charlie Mandarino pass from Johnathan Kalsek)
Patrick Morgan interception return (Zac Born run)
Ryan Mandarino interception return (Zac Born run)
Jacob Lowden interception return
(Anthony Raymond pass from Johnathan Kalsek)
NOTE: The Knights offense seemed to come out of its malaise
of late, working the ball both on the ground and in the air.
But, in this game, it was the defense that drove home the
dagger, scoring on three interception returns to stymie the
Spartans and bring some well-deserved cheers from their fans.
The defense played such a run and shoot game that they
managed to outscore their own offense by a total of 18-14.
This is the kind of game the Knights needed heading into the
playoffs. We all hope the momentum carries over. Confidence!
Interceptions: Dominick Maggs, Patrick Morgan, Jacob Lowden,
Ryan Mandarino.
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of SSYFL scores and standings,
visit the official league website at:
www.southsuburbanfootball.com.
WEEK #7 - October 6, 2007
8-UNDER
North Hills 6 - BROOKLINE 0
NOTE: The first half was a scoreless tie. The North Hills
offense had two good drives but were stopped by the Knights
defense each time. The Knight's offense failed to move the
sticks on their three series. North Hills opened the second
half with a quick first down, then struck with a 43 yard
TD run to take a 6-0 lead. The Knight's countered with a
40 yard pass from Tyler LaRocca to Tyler Gettings, who was
chased down at the North Hills 16. The offense moved four
more yards before a penalty ended their only promising drive.
The game then entered defensive gridlock until the clock
signalled the end of the game.
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9-UNDER
North Hills 28 - BROOKLINE 0
NOTE: The North Hills offense moved the ball and the
Knights did not. The first down tally accurately
reflected the final score. North Hills moved the sticks
ten times. The Knights moved them once. North Hills
turnovers kept the game from becoming a real blowout.
Fumble Recovery: Taylor Thornton, Nick Manuel, Corey Bogaski.
Interception: Zach Wagner.
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10-UNDER
BROOKLINE 8 - North Hills 0
Scoring Summary:
Connor McGinnis run (David Suwalski pass from Connor McGinnis)
NOTE: In a rematch of last season's Super Bowl, the Knights
again prevailed over a tough North Hills team. The game was
decided on two possesions. In the second quarter, the
Knight's offense found their backs to the wall. A botched
handoff, recovered by Michael Roper, and a 15 yard penalty
gave the Knights a 4th and 25 from their own 26 yard line.
The Knights went for it on fourth down, and Connor McGinnis
hooked up with David Suwalski for a 34 yard reception. With
the ball now in North Hills territory, the Knights went to
the ground. McGinnis, Roper and Zach McGrail pounded out
three more first downs to the North Hills two yard line.
McGinnis capped off the successful drive with QB sneak for
the game's only touchdown. A successful conversion pass to
Suwalski gave the Knights a 8-0 lead to end the half.
In the second half, North Hills consistently began their
possessions in Brookline territory, but could not manage
to move the ball with the same consistency. Stingy defense
and timely takeaways by Martino Stein and Tyler Parees kept
the North Hills offense frustrated. One promising third
quarter drive by was stopped at the Brookline 14 yard line
with a critical 4th and 1 stop. DEE-FENCE!!!
This game was reminiscent of the classic Packers-Bears games
of yesteryear. Both teams just pounded away at each other up
the gut. It was old-fashioned grind-it-out football. The
Knights prevailed, but this was a fine game by both teams.
The Knights defense extended its shutout streak to
28 quarters. What an incredible accomplishment. Go Knights!
Fumble Recovery: Martino Stein, Michael Roper.
Interception: Joey Kalsek, Tyler Parees.
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11-UNDER
North Hills 18 - BROOKLINE 6
Scoring Summary:
Ricardo Burch run (conversion failed)
NOTE: Brookline's offense was held powerless by a tough
North Hills defense, and the Knight's defense had trouble
containing a potent North Hills offense. Blake Drischler's
fumble recovery on the one yard line in the second quarter
kept North Hills from putting up a fourth first half TD.
The second half wasn't much better as the North Hills
offense seemed to move the ball at will. Then, as the clock
wound down inside the final minute, Brookline's fortunes
changed. Raymond Green picked off a North Hills pass at the
Brookline 19 yard line. With 45 ticks remaining, Ricardo
Burch found daylight and ran 67 yards for a Brookline score
to end the game on a good note.
Fumble Recovery: Blake Drischler, Dominic Amato.
Interception: Raymond Green.
Blocked Punt: Angello Madison.
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13-UNDER
North Hills 8 - BROOKLINE 0
NOTE: The game began with a flurry of offense. Brookline
moved the sticks twice on their first possession before
yielding. The Indians countered by moving them five times
on their first series, capped off by a short touchdown run.
The game then entered defensive gridlock. The Knight's
defense played a good game, holding North Hills to only
eight points, but the offense couldn't move the ball.
For a complete listing
of SSYFL scores and standings,
visit the official league website at:
www.southsuburbanfootball.com.
WEEK #6 - September 29, 2007
8-UNDER
BROOKLINE 30 - Avonworth 16
Scoring Summary:
Christian Frazier run (Ronnie Dunlap run)
Chadric Anderson run (Tyler LaRocca run)
Chadric Anderson run (Christian Frazier run)
Aaron Owens run (conversion failed)
NOTE: The Knights offense punched it up the middle with
much success. A good day for Tyler LaRocca and the rest
of the Knight's offensive line. Keep up the good work!
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9-UNDER
BROOKLINE 20 - Avonworth 0
Scoring Summary:
Taylor Thornton run (Cody Cerminara run)
Taylor Thornton run (conversion failed)
Taylor Thornton run (conversion failed)
NOTE: Taylor Thornton again ran for well over
150 yards. His three touchdown runs went for
35, 25 and 50 yards, respectively. Go Taylor!
Fumble Recovery: Dalton Link, Austin Liebro, Corey Bogaski.
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10-UNDER
BROOKLINE 18 - Avonworth 0
Scoring Summary:
Michael Roper run (conversion failed)
Michael Roper run (conversion failed)
Khalil Sanders run (conversion failed)
NOTE: With Connor McGinnis on the disabled list, Michael
Roper stepped up and led the Knights offense, scoring on
a sweep and then punching one up the middle on a QB sneak.
Another fine defensive performance, extending the
defense's streak of shutout quarters to 24 for the season.
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11-UNDER
BROOKLINE 12 - Avonworth 8
Scoring Summary:
Ricardo Burch fumble recovery (conversion failed)
Ricardo Burch fumble recovery (conversion failed)
NOTE: Ricardo Burch did what he does best. He found new and
exciting ways to score touchdowns. Otherwise, this was a
defensive struggle without much offensive drama.
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13-UNDER
BYE (NO GAME)
For a complete listing
of SSYFL scores and standings,
visit the official league website at:
www.southsuburbanfootball.com.
WEEK #5 - September 22, 2007
8-UNDER
Southside 34 - BROOKLINE 0
NOTE: This was not a good way to start the day. The Sabres
took control early and held on for thirty-six minutes.
Then the Knights offense began to stir. Brent Ivory made a
couple good runs for first downs and brought a smile to the
faces of the Knight's fans. A fumble ended the drive with
one minute to go in the game. It was that kind of game.
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9-UNDER
BROOKLINE 12 - Southside 6
Scoring Summary:
Taylor Thornton run (conversion failed)
Taylor Thornton run (conversion failed)
NOTE: This might take a while, because this was a fantastic
football game by both teams. The Knights and Sabres dueled
on equal terms, each chewing up the clock with long drives.
The Knights offense found a way into the endzone. The Knights
defense responded by finding ways to keep the Sabres out.
The duel started when the Knights took the opening kickoff
and drove 52 yards, capped off by Taylor Thornton's 24 yard
dash through the heart of the Sabre's defense. The drive
chewed up five minutes. The Sabres responded with a seven
minute drive of their own that ended with a crucial 4th down
stop at the Brookline ten.
The Knights then rode Thornton's legs for seven minutes and
a couple first downs before turning the ball over on downs
with 35 seconds to go in the half. A Sabre back found a hole
and bolted away for a 43 yard TD run with only 14 seconds to
go, but the play was called back on a holding penalty. A last
second pass reception fell short of the endzone and time
ran out in the half. The Knights led 6-0.
Southside took the second half kickoff and went on a seven
minute assault that was beat back when Dalton Link recovered
a Sabre fumble. The Knights offense stalled and the Sabres
took over at the Brookline 31 yard line. They sped downfield
and got inside the Brookline ten. Corey Bogaski intercepted
a Sabre pass at the three to deny a score.
A few plays later, speedy Taylor Thornton exploded around the
left side and scampered 79 yards for a touchdown and a 12-0
Knights lead with 6:35 to go. The Sabres failed on their next
possession, then got one final chance with 21 seconds to go.
An 80 yard TD reception spoiled the Knights shutout bid, but
gave a worthy opponent a reason to smile a little in the face
of defeat.
Taylor Thornton ended with over 150 yards rushing for the day.
Fumble Recovery: Dalton Link, Adam Tonry.
Interceptions: Corey Bogaski.
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10-UNDER
Southside 2 - BROOKLINE 0
NOTE: It may not have ended the way the previous game did, but
this game was no less exciting. It was a hard fought contest
from beginning to end. It's too bad there had to be a winner
and loser. The 2-0 score says this game was as equal as it
could have been.
This was a contest of wills between opposing defenses. For
three and a half quarters, the two high-octane offenses were
held powerless. Southside did mount one fair drive into
Brookline territory, but it ended in denial thanks to a Julius
Noel interception at the 18 yard line. Unfortunately, the
Knights fell into a trap. Deep in their own territory, the
offense sputtered into reverse and found itself cornered in
its own endzone by a swarm of Sabres. The safety ended the
scoreless game. When the battle was over, two points were all
that seperated these two excellent football teams.
Our thoughts are with Connor McGinnis, who left the field
injured in the second quarter. We were relieved to see him
return later in the day.
Interceptions: Julius Noel
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11-UNDER
Southside 20 - BROOKLINE 0
NOTE: Actually, this was another pretty good game for the
defensive minded, well at least it was for the first
twenty-six minutes. The Sabres ended a scoreless battle with
3:15 to go in the 3rd quarter by scoring on three consecutive
possessions and coasting in with a 20-0 victory. Up to that
point in the game the Knights defense held a strong Sabre
offense in check, thanks in large part to Angello Madison's
two first half fumble recoveries.
Fumble Recovery: Angello Madison (2).
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13-UNDER
Southside 44 - BROOKLINE 12
Scoring Summary:
Nick Sywyj run (conversion failed)
Dion Rooney run (conversion failed)
NOTE: The Sabres dominated the game. Things can only get
better. Consider that a positive.
Fumble Recovery: Dominick Maggs.
Anthony Raymond recovered on-side kick.
For a complete listing
of SSYFL scores and standings,
visit the official league website at:
www.southsuburbanfootball.com.
WEEK #4 - September 15, 2007
8-UNDER
Thomas-Jefferson 14 - BROOKLINE 0
NOTE: TJ took a 14-0 lead into halftime and never really
looked back. After that, the Knights fought them to a
standstill. The defense made a couple mistakes but played
a pretty good game. The offense kept trying but always
seemed one good block away from getting a runner loose.
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9-UNDER
Thomas-Jefferson 14 - BROOKLINE 6
Scoring Summary:
Joey Shulik run (conversion failed)
NOTE: The game started off great with Nick Manuel returning
the opening kickoff to the one yard line and Joey Shulik
punching it in for a 6-0 lead. TJ answered with two quick
scores and then the game entered a deadlock. The Knights
defense played hard and kept the game within reach, but the
offense couldn't get their gears in motion.
Interceptions: Zach Wagner.
Fumble Recovery: Mark Roell (2)
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10-UNDER
BROOKLINE 38 - Thomas-Jefferson 0
Scoring Summary:
Connor McGinnis run (conversion failed)
Connor McGinnis run (Khalil Sanders run)
Khalil Sanders pass from Connor McGinnis (Michael Roper run)
Michael Roper run (Zach McGrail run)
Malik Petite pass from Tony Manuel (Tyler Parees run)
NOTE: Another display of dominance. Like Ted Nugent with an
appetite, they showed their keen interest in hunting for
sustenance. They stalked the Jaguars, slaughtered them in
the trenches, then feasted in a frenzy. Connor and Khalil
had another productive day putting points on the board.
Michael Roper finally broke free for a long TD run, and Tony
Manuel matched Connor with a touchdown pass apiece. Tony
also had a nice run for a touchdown, but alas it was called
back on a penalty.
Fumble Recovery: Malik Petite.
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11-UNDER
BROOKLINE 16 - Thomas-Jefferson 0
Scoring Summary:
Christopher Noel pass from Russell Page (Domonique Betton run)
Domonique Betton run (Russell Page run)
NOTE: Another excellent outing from Coach Jester's upstarts.
These kids are playing some good football on both sides of
the line of scrimmage. Quarterback Russell Page had another
solid game, hooking up with Chris Noel for a couple fine
catches, including a touchdown. Ricardo Burch and Domonique
Betton ground out some tough yards from the backfield and
combined for three takeaways on defense. Noel dazzled the
crowd when he hauled in a webgem one-handed reception while
falling backwards, ala-Lynn Swann.
Interceptions: Ricardo Burch and Domonique Betton.
Fumble Recovery: Domonique Betton.
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13-UNDER
Thomas-Jefferson 36 - BROOKLINE 0
NOTE: After four games doing the scoreboard, the fifth seemed
like a blur of referee hand signals and Knights on black
horses chasing Jaguars into the endzone. Our Knights did
mount one nice drive towards the TJ endzone early in the
second quarter, but came up short. These Knights need to
sharpen their blades for next week's duel with the Sabres.
The halftime show was pretty cool. The cheerleaders added
this lift-double flip thing to their routine that they pulled
off exquisitely. Go girls!
Fumble Recovery: Ryan Mandarino.
For a complete listing
of SSYFL scores and standings,
visit the official league website at:
www.southsuburbanfootball.com.
WEEK #3 - September 8, 2007
8-UNDER
Brentwood 12 - BROOKLINE 8
Scoring Summary:
Aaron Owens run (Chadric Anderson run)
NOTE: This was a close game until the end of the fourth
quarter. The Knights held an 8-6 lead but couldn't hold
back the Duke's final drive.
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9-UNDER
BROOKLINE 44 - Brentwood 6
Scoring Summary:
Nick Manuel run (Cody Cerminara run)
Taylor Thornton run (Joey Shulik run)
Joey Shulik run (Corey Bogaski run)
Taylor Thornton run (Joey Shulik run)
Nick Manuel kickoff return (conversion failed)
Man Anderson run (conversion failed)
NOTE: I missed this game but heard it was quite a blowout.
A big day for the offense!
Interceptions: Zach Wagner and Taylor Thornton.
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10-UNDER
BROOKLINE 38 - Brentwood 0
Scoring Summary:
Connor McGinnis run (Joey Kalsek run)
Khalil Sanders run (Joey Kalsek run)
Zach McGrail run (Joey Kalsek run)
Tyler Parees run (conversion failed)
Malik Petite run (Tony Manuel run)
NOTE: After the first quarter the score read:
Brookline 30 - Brentwood 0.
Enough said.
Interceptions: Logan Salicce and Zach McGrail.
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11-UNDER
BROOKLINE 20 - Brentwood 16
Scoring Summary:
Ricardo Burch kickoff return (conversion failed)
Ricardo Burch fumble recovery (Will Dean fumble recovery)
Ricardo Burch run (conversion failed)
NOTE: The first half could aptly be titled "The Ricardo
Burch Show". He returned the opening kickoff and just kept
finding ways to score throughout the first twenty minutes.
A fourth long touchdown run was called back on a penalty.
The second half was somewhat different. The offense stalled
and the Dukes fought back. A late game defensive stop by
the Knights saved the day and sealed the win.
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13-UNDER
BROOKLINE 36 - Brentwood 6
Scoring Summary:
Johnathan Kalsek run (conversion failed)
Anthony Raymond pass from Dominick Maggs (conversion failed)
Anthony Raymond pass from Johnathan Kalsek (Johnathan Kalsek run)
Johnathan Kalsek run (Johnathan Kalsek run)
Dion Rooney run (John Forrester pass from Johnathan Kalsek)
NOTE: The Knights offense woke up. Johnathan Kalsek led the
Knights on a scoring spree with two running touchdowns and
several passes to Anthony Raymond that lit up the airwaves.
The Knights offense also unveiled a new weapon, Dominick
"Slash" Maggs, who rushed, passed and crunched the Duke's
enthusiasm from both sides of the line. Great game!
For a complete listing
of SSYFL scores and standings,
visit the official league website at:
www.southsuburbanfootball.com.
WEEK #2 - September 1, 2007
8-UNDER
BROOKLINE 8 - Carlynton 6 (OT)
Scoring Summary:
Christian Frazier run (Aaron Owens run)
NOTE: All defense until the last 10 minutes. Great runs up
the middle by Christian Frazier and Aaron Owens, and a fine
defensive stop on the one yard line to stop the Carlynton
conversion attempt and seal the victory.
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9-UNDER
Carlynton 28 - BROOKLINE 14
Scoring Summary:
Taylor Thornton run (conversion failed)
Nick Manuel run (Austin Liebro run)
NOTE: The young ones felt the sting of defeat, but they
didn't quit. They kept fighting and ended the game on a
positive note when Nick Manuel and Austin Liebro found the
endzone in the final seconds. Our thoughts are with Loren
Wicks and we pray for his speedy recovery.
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10-UNDER
BROOKLINE 30 - Carlynton 0
Scoring Summary:
Connor McGinnis run (Khalil Sanders pass from Connor McGinnis)
Connor McGinnis run (Joey Kalsek run)
Khalil Sanders run (Connor McGinnis run)
David Suwalski pass from Connor McGinnis (conversion failed)
NOTE: This team is very good. Connor and Khalil have been
lighting up the scoreboard, with quite a supporting cast,
and a very stingy defense that dominates opponents. One
Cougar almost got away, but Khalil had the angle and ran
him down, making a fine tackle along the sideline.
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11-UNDER
BROOKLINE 42 - Carlynton 6
Scoring Summary:
Ricardo Burch run (Domonique Betton run)
Domonique Betton run (Ricardo Burch run)
Ricardo Burch run (Domonique Betton run)
Damel Banks run (conversion failed)
Will Dean pass from Russell Page (conversion failed)
Jacob Elk run (conversion failed)
NOTE: Quite a dominating performance from top to bottom,
just like the game before. Ricardo Burch and Domonique
Betton put on a scoring clinic in the first half and the
team coasted from then on. Good defense, too.
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13-UNDER
Carlynton 34 - BROOKLINE 0
NOTE: The older Cougars took revenge for the two previous
poundings. Johnathan Kalsek showed some nice moves, but
couldn't get free. Maybe next time.
For a complete listing
of SSYFL scores and standings,
visit the official league website at:
www.southsuburbanfootball.com.
WEEK #1 - August 26, 2007
8-UNDER
BROOKLINE 6 - Chartiers Valley 0
Scoring Summary:
Christian Frazier run (conversion failed)
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9-UNDER
BROOKLINE 20 - Chartiers Valley 6
Scoring Summary:
Taylor Thornton run (Joey Shulik run)
Loren Wicks run (conversion failed)
Cody Cerminara run (conversion failed)
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10-UNDER
BROOKLINE 34 - Chartiers Valley 0
Scoring Summary:
Khalil Sanders run (Michael Roper run)
Khalil Sanders pass from Connor McGinnis (conversion failed)
Connor McGinnis run (conversion failed)
Chad Gregorius run (Joey Kalsek run)
Khalil Sanders pass from Connor McGinnis (conversion failed)
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11-UNDER
BROOKLINE 12 - Chartiers Valley 6 (OT)
Scoring Summary:
Domonique Betton run (conversion failed)
Ricardo Burch run (conversion failed)
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WEEK #1 - August 25, 2007
13-UNDER
BROOKLINE 6 - Upper St. Clair 0
Scoring Summary:
Dion Rooney run (conversion failed)
For a complete listing
of SSYFL scores and standings,
visit the official league website at:
www.southsuburbanfootball.com.
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