The All-Sentinel defensive football team ran in the Thursday, Jan. 3 edition of The Sentinel. Along with a story on Player of the Year Aubrey Moore you can find photos and stats of the first-teamers and a list of the second team.
First Team
Player of the Year – Aubrey Moore, Sr., Red Land
Defensive Lineman – Jake Scott, Sr., Northern
Defensive Lineman – Antonio Myers, Jr., Northern
Defensive Lineman – Greg Hychko, Sr., Trinity
Linebacker – Ted Spinelli, Jr., Trinity
Linebacker – Matt Connors, Jr., Trinity
Linebacker – Nick Osevala, Sr., Camp Hill
Linebacker – Jared Strayer, Sr., East Pennsboro
Corner – Tyler Guise, Sr., Cumberland Valley
Corner – Jordan Weber, Jr., Camp Hill
Corner – Matt Morell, Sr., Mechanicsburg
Corner – Christian Kuntz, Jr., Trinity
Punter – Chad Christen, Jr., Red Land
Return Specialist – Eddie Stephenson, Sr., Northern
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Second Team
Defensive Lineman – Carl Sheaffer, Sr., Red Land
Defensive Lineman – Bill Phillipy, Jr., Trinity
Defensive Lineman – Ryan Skotnicki, Sr., Trinity
Linebacker – Colt Kostelac, Jr., Trinity
Linebacker – Wade McKown, Sr., West Perry
Linebacker – Travis Friend, Soph., Cumberland Valley
Linebacker – Ben Anderson, Jr., Mechanicsburg
Corner – Steve Kazor, Soph., Trinity
Corner – Dan Klein, Sr., Red Land
Corner – Robbie Bleiler, Jr., Northern
Corner – Logan Sheely, Sr., Cumberland Valley
Punter – Jeff Martz, Sr., Susquenita
Return Specialist – Juan Steward, Cumberland Valley
Friday, January 4, 2008
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
All-Sentinel Offense
Happy New Year!
The All-Sentinel football team for offense ran in the Wednesday, Jan. 2 edition of The Sentinel. Along with a story on Player of the Year Tyler Shover and Coach of the Year Rick Mauck you can find photos and stats of the other first teamers and a list of the second-team qualifiers.
First Team
Player of the Year — Tyler Shover, Jr. quarterback, Camp Hill
Quarterback —Skyler Hunt, Sr., Red Land
Running Back — Michael Davies, Sr., Northern
Fullback — Rod Trevino, Sr., Trinity
All-Purpose Back — Kahlil Bunce, Sr., Carlisle
Wide Receiver — Trevor Polly, Jr., Camp Hill
Wide Receiver —Teed Wertz, Sr., Red Land
Tight End — Brandon Nye, Sr., East Pennsboro
Offensive Line — Matt Brown, Sr., Cumberland Valley
Offensive Line — Ryan Beam, Sr., Cumberland Valley
Offensive Line — R.J. Dill, Sr., Trinity
Offensive Line — Allen Proper, Sr., Red Land
Offensive Line — Shayne Clark, Sr., Shippensburg
Kicker — Jim Murphy, Sr., Trinity
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Second Team
Quarterback — Chris Jordan, Sr., Cumberland Valley
Running Back — Ethan Naylor, Jr., Shippensburg
Fullback — John Hostetler, Sr., East Pennsboro
All-Purpose Back — Tarik Leftenant, Soph., Mechanicsburg
Wide Receiver — Sean Kelly, Jr., Cedar Cliff
Wide Receiver — Zane Frederick, Jr., Boiling Springs
Tight End — Ryan Skotnicki, Sr., Trinity
Offensive Line — Travis Polilo, Jr., Mechanicsburg
Offensive Line — Dylan Pennington, Sr., Northern
Offensive Line — Nick Kindler, Jr., Trinity
Offensive Line — Tyler Freeman, Jr., Camp Hill
Offensive Line — Travis Baughman, Sr., Carlisle
Kicker — Andrew Reiersen, Jr., Cumberland Valley
The All-Sentinel football team for offense ran in the Wednesday, Jan. 2 edition of The Sentinel. Along with a story on Player of the Year Tyler Shover and Coach of the Year Rick Mauck you can find photos and stats of the other first teamers and a list of the second-team qualifiers.
First Team
Player of the Year — Tyler Shover, Jr. quarterback, Camp Hill
Quarterback —Skyler Hunt, Sr., Red Land
Running Back — Michael Davies, Sr., Northern
Fullback — Rod Trevino, Sr., Trinity
All-Purpose Back — Kahlil Bunce, Sr., Carlisle
Wide Receiver — Trevor Polly, Jr., Camp Hill
Wide Receiver —Teed Wertz, Sr., Red Land
Tight End — Brandon Nye, Sr., East Pennsboro
Offensive Line — Matt Brown, Sr., Cumberland Valley
Offensive Line — Ryan Beam, Sr., Cumberland Valley
Offensive Line — R.J. Dill, Sr., Trinity
Offensive Line — Allen Proper, Sr., Red Land
Offensive Line — Shayne Clark, Sr., Shippensburg
Kicker — Jim Murphy, Sr., Trinity
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Second Team
Quarterback — Chris Jordan, Sr., Cumberland Valley
Running Back — Ethan Naylor, Jr., Shippensburg
Fullback — John Hostetler, Sr., East Pennsboro
All-Purpose Back — Tarik Leftenant, Soph., Mechanicsburg
Wide Receiver — Sean Kelly, Jr., Cedar Cliff
Wide Receiver — Zane Frederick, Jr., Boiling Springs
Tight End — Ryan Skotnicki, Sr., Trinity
Offensive Line — Travis Polilo, Jr., Mechanicsburg
Offensive Line — Dylan Pennington, Sr., Northern
Offensive Line — Nick Kindler, Jr., Trinity
Offensive Line — Tyler Freeman, Jr., Camp Hill
Offensive Line — Travis Baughman, Sr., Carlisle
Kicker — Andrew Reiersen, Jr., Cumberland Valley
Monday, December 31, 2007
Smith lifts Ravens past Pittsburgh
West Perry product Musa Smith churned out 83 yards on 22 carries with a touchdown to lead Baltimore to a season-ending 27-21 win over AFC North Division champion Pittsburgh on Sunday.
Here is a feature on Smith and teammate Cory Ross' big day.
Musa Smith's post-game press conference video.
Musa Smith's 2007 and season stat package.
Here is a feature on Smith and teammate Cory Ross' big day.
Musa Smith's post-game press conference video.
Musa Smith's 2007 and season stat package.
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Top dual meets this week
As the new year draws near, here's a list of some of best dual meets for the first week of 2008. It's a short week, but full of excitement.
Wednesday
Big Spring at Chambersburg -- The Bulldogs haven't lost a Mid-Penn Colonial dual meet this season. With wins over Cumberland Valley, Carlisle and Gettysburg, the Trojans might be the only team that could hand Big Spring a divisional loss this year.
Thursday
Carlisle at Mechanicsburg -- Sure, the Wildcats are winless in dual meets, but they've held their own in tournaments and have been in most of their meets. Heavyweight Danny Estricher, fresh off first-place finish in the Buckskin Classic, is one to watch for the maroon and gray.
Susquenita at Central Dauphin East -- The Panthers are an eyebrow-raising 7-1 in dual meets this season and 2-1 in the Commonwealth. Susquenita is 1-1 in the division. It's unlikely either will catch front-running Central Dauphin or second-place Lower Dauphin, but the winner will likely finish the year third.
Wednesday
Big Spring at Chambersburg -- The Bulldogs haven't lost a Mid-Penn Colonial dual meet this season. With wins over Cumberland Valley, Carlisle and Gettysburg, the Trojans might be the only team that could hand Big Spring a divisional loss this year.
Thursday
Carlisle at Mechanicsburg -- Sure, the Wildcats are winless in dual meets, but they've held their own in tournaments and have been in most of their meets. Heavyweight Danny Estricher, fresh off first-place finish in the Buckskin Classic, is one to watch for the maroon and gray.
Susquenita at Central Dauphin East -- The Panthers are an eyebrow-raising 7-1 in dual meets this season and 2-1 in the Commonwealth. Susquenita is 1-1 in the division. It's unlikely either will catch front-running Central Dauphin or second-place Lower Dauphin, but the winner will likely finish the year third.
Wilson brings gold home to Carlisle
Jayshon Wilson isn't your typical freshman.
He proved that Saturday night at West Mifflin High School by winning, in dominating fashion, the 135-pound weight class at the Steve DeAugustino Holiday Classic.
Wilson pinned three opponents in the first period, including his fall of Michael Kazalas in 1:35 to earn the top of the podium. The only win not via fall for Wilson was a technical fall of Daniel Duffy in the quarterfinals.
Wilson was named the tournament's Outstanding Wrestler and the Herd finished third, behind champion Bermudian Springs and runner-up Bethel Park.
He proved that Saturday night at West Mifflin High School by winning, in dominating fashion, the 135-pound weight class at the Steve DeAugustino Holiday Classic.
Wilson pinned three opponents in the first period, including his fall of Michael Kazalas in 1:35 to earn the top of the podium. The only win not via fall for Wilson was a technical fall of Daniel Duffy in the quarterfinals.
Wilson was named the tournament's Outstanding Wrestler and the Herd finished third, behind champion Bermudian Springs and runner-up Bethel Park.
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Cedar Cliff pair relegated to consolation bracket
After an impressive run to the 2007 Powerade Christmas Tournament semifinal round at Canon-McMillan High School, Cedar Cliff grapplers Tom Heckman and Keith Dickey were bounced by the slimmest of margins.
At 171 pounds, Heckman dropped an 11-8 decision to Peter Huntley of Virginia's Colonial Forge High School.
In the 189 semifinal, Dickey's run ended with a tough 3-2 decision to Parkersburg (W. Va.) standout Andy Thomas.
In the sixth consolation round, Connellsville's Zach Benzio beat Dickey, 9-5, while Heckman earned a 7-6 win in overtime against Braden Carter, from Christianburg (Va.).
Heckman will face Shady Side Academy's Kurt Brendel, who pinned West Allegheny's Mark Vuono in 3:57, in the other sixth-round consolation matchup.
The consolation semifinals are set to begin at 5 p.m.
As it stands, Cedar Cliff is 22nd out of 42 teams with fellow Mid-Penn member Central Dauphin first.
Complete results can be found at the tournament's Web site.
At 171 pounds, Heckman dropped an 11-8 decision to Peter Huntley of Virginia's Colonial Forge High School.
In the 189 semifinal, Dickey's run ended with a tough 3-2 decision to Parkersburg (W. Va.) standout Andy Thomas.
In the sixth consolation round, Connellsville's Zach Benzio beat Dickey, 9-5, while Heckman earned a 7-6 win in overtime against Braden Carter, from Christianburg (Va.).
Heckman will face Shady Side Academy's Kurt Brendel, who pinned West Allegheny's Mark Vuono in 3:57, in the other sixth-round consolation matchup.
The consolation semifinals are set to begin at 5 p.m.
As it stands, Cedar Cliff is 22nd out of 42 teams with fellow Mid-Penn member Central Dauphin first.
Complete results can be found at the tournament's Web site.
Napoli reigns in Manheim
Cumberland Valley 145-pounder Joey Napoli beat Erie Cathedral Prep's Jamal Lyons, 10-1, to take home first place in the 2007 Manheim Tournament on Friday.
Napoli secured his spot in the final via two pins before routing Lyons for gold.
CV also had two silver medalists as Bryce Busler fell to Central Mountain's Andrew Alton, 3-2, in the 140-pound final and Tristan Warner dropped a tough 1-0 decision to Easton's Colin Dailey at 152.
CV placed a respectable fifth place out of 14 participating teams with 116 points. Easton took first with 198.5 followed by Reynolds with 192.5, Central Mountain with 185 and Lower Dauphin with 153.5.
For completed brackets, visit the Easton High School wrestling site.
Napoli secured his spot in the final via two pins before routing Lyons for gold.
CV also had two silver medalists as Bryce Busler fell to Central Mountain's Andrew Alton, 3-2, in the 140-pound final and Tristan Warner dropped a tough 1-0 decision to Easton's Colin Dailey at 152.
CV placed a respectable fifth place out of 14 participating teams with 116 points. Easton took first with 198.5 followed by Reynolds with 192.5, Central Mountain with 185 and Lower Dauphin with 153.5.
For completed brackets, visit the Easton High School wrestling site.
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