As you know, Croton-Lourdes was moved to today at 4:30 at Overlook Park. Peekskill and Port Chester was moved to Putnam Valley High School at 2:30.
Dobbs and Tuckahoe and Croton and Lourdes are the last games this week between unbeatens. We’ll have coverage of both and more.
You can follow me @LoHudInsider for Dobbs-Tuckahoe updates. I’ll also be out at Ardsley-Irvington tonight. @LoHudCarp will be at Carmel-Clarkstown North and Adam Berger is the guy to follow for Croton-Lourdes @LoHudBerger.
As always, please send updates to me on Twitter @LoHudInsider or leave them at the bottom of this post. Enjoy the football!
Saturday’s games -
Tuckahoe 38, Dobbs Ferry 14
Pleasantville 7, Nanuet 6
Clarkstown North 41, Carmel 0
Bronxville 20, Haldane 14
Woodlands 38, Hastings 19
Putnam Valley 44, Edgemont 30
Rye Neck 59, Yonkers Montessori 0
Blind Brook 43, Palisade Prep 26
Spring Valley 22, Byram Hills 8
John Jay-East Fishkill 27, White Plains 20
Hen Hud 54, Riverside 8
Westlake 43, Kennedy 0
Pawling 30, Albertus Magnus 28 (OT)
Sleepy Hollow 43, John Jay 36
Scarsdale 41, Lincoln 0
Hackley 56, Fieldston 14
Beacon 21, Pearl River 14
Our Lady of Lourdes 27, Croton-Harmon 0
Port Chester 26, Peekskill 14
Suffern 16, Mount Vernon 14
Rye Country Day 42, Roosevelt 8
Irvington 31, Ardsley 28
Tuckahoe 38, Dobbs Ferry 14: At Tuckahoe, Nick Reisman rushed for 211 yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries to help the Tigers remain undefeated. They beat Dobbs Ferry for the second time in three years and snapped the Eagles’ Section 1-best 14-game winning streak.
Tuckahoe outgained Dobbs 445-263, which included 333 yards on the ground. Shyheim Nixon added 74 yards and a touchdown and Michael Castracucco threw for 109 yards and two scores, connecting with Daryl Taylor and John Paulino. Taylor also had an interception for the Tigers’ defense, which limited Dobbs’ Tim Soave to 101 yards and a touchdown on 25 carries.
Soave scored to cut the Eagles’ deficit to 22-14 in the third quarter. They regained possession after an interception by Frank Donaj, but Tuckahoe made a defensive stand in its own territory. Kayvon Reid stopped Anthony Cialini behind the line of scrimmage on fourth and 3. Reisman scored on a 52-yard run just two plays later.
Irvington 31, Ardsley 28: At Irvington, Josh Grobenstein scored on a 10-yard run with 2:20 remaining and Shoran Tamura intercepted Carlos Monserrate two plays later to seal the Bulldogs’ first victory. Tamura had set up the Grobenstein touchdown with a 42-yard run. He finished the night 3 for 3 for 114 yards and a touchdown passing; had eight carries for 123 yards; and caught four passes for 20 yards and a touchdown.
George DiFiore rushed for 143 yards and two touchdowns on just 14 carries. His 13-yard run gave Ardsley a 28-23 lead with just under four minutes remaining. The Panthers rallied back behind DiFiore and Monserrate, who finished 12 for 26 for 134 yards and two touchdowns. Gabe Kardish caught six passes for 55 yards and Garrett Peterson caught four for 32, including a touchdown catch that gave Ardsley a 21-17 lead early in the fourth. Irvington had scored 17 unanswered points to lead 17-6.
Sleepy Hollow 43, John Jay 36: At Sleepy Hollow, Dominic Onwe rushed for 221 yards in what Sleepy Hollow coach Steve Borys called “the game of his life” as the Headless Horsemen upset visiting John Jay 43-36 Saturday.
Onwe, a junior, rushed for a 70-yard score to give the Headless Horsemen a three-touchdown cushion.
“He’s an unbelievable kid,” Borys said. “The other day, he leaves practice early to try out for jazz band, makes it, and then has a day like today.”
Borys added: “He’s one of the best people I’ve ever met in my life.”
Sleepy Hollow’s Devin Lopez threw for 172 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 112 yards and two more scores.
“This was the mother of all shootouts,” Borys said. “I’ve never been in a game like that before in my life. It was one of the best high school games I’ve ever seen.”
Hackley 56, Fieldston 14: At Hackley, Mustafaa Dais scored twice, once on an 85-yard kickoff return, for the Hornets. Joe McDermott and Elijah Ngbokoli also had two touchdowns each for Hackley. Ngbokoli’s second TD came on a 61-yard run.
Pleasantville 7, Nanuet 6: At Pleasantville, the Panthers’ Anthony Godino rushed for a 26-yard touchdown in the second quarter. Nick Greto and Cam Burns each had a fumble recovery and a sack for Pleasantville.
Panas 42, Yonkers 6: At Yonkers, Michael Zingaro had an interception. Jimmy Jackson had a 72-yard kick return. John Brophy and David Tiru both had rushing touchdowns.
Port Chester 26, Peekskill 14: At Putnamn Valley, Kyle Drummond and Jason Ippolito scored two touchdowns each for the Rams. Miguel Diaz added a 3-yard touchdown run to make it 20-14 with 6:32 remaining. Ramon Searight rushed for 107 yards on 13 carries.
Westlake 42, Kennedy 0: At Kennedy, Dan Bassi rushed 150 yards and four tourchdowns on 18 carries. Mike Ragusa threw a 30-yard touchdown pass to Rich Maio.
Rye Neck 59, Yonkers Montessori Academy 0: At Rye Neck, Ryan Morningstar had a 75-yard touchdown run, and Pedro Cueto had a 65-yard touchdown run. Jakob Calvini had two rushing touchdowns.
Scarsdale 41, Lincoln 0: At Scarsdale, Andy Verboys Jr. completed eight of 15 passes for 164 yards and a touchdown and rushed for two more scores. Patrick Clarke caught two passes for 72 yards and a touchdown. John Cappello added 103 yards on 10 rushes.
Hen Hud 54, Riverside 8: At Riverside, Hen Hud’s Brandon Porro had a rushing and receiving touchdown and had 50 yards on six carries. Porro also blocked a punt in the end zone for a score.
Blind Brook 43, Palisade Prep 26: At Blind Brook, Brandon Tate rushed 10 times for 205 yards and three touchdowns, while passing for another score in the loss for Palisade Prep. One of Tate’s scoring carries went for 81 yards.
Woodlands 38, Hastings 19: At Hastings, Justin Riccio completed 11 of 15 passes for 270 yards and a touchdown for Woodlands. Dylan Eddy added three catches for 143 yards and a touchdown. Tyrone Barber rushed 10 times for 79 yards and a touchdown for the Falcons.
Rye Country Day 42, Roosevelt 8: At Roosevelt, Raishaun McGhee completed 3 of 4 passes for 96 yards and two touchdowns for the Wildcats. Tyler Fernandez contributed a 51-yard touchdown catch and a 16-yard touchdown run.
Putnam Valley 44, Edgemont 30: At Edgemont, Mike Walsh ran the ball for 118 yards and scored four touchdowns for the Tigers.
Clarkstown North 41, Carmel 0: At Carmel, Matt McMullin rushed for 99 yards on just nine carries, scored on touchdown runs of 53 and 12 yards and caught a 51-yard pass from quarterback Frank Regalbuto, whose only other completion was a 48-yard touchdown pass to Anthony Termine.
Regalbuto also scored on a 34-yard run. Billy DeLay added 89 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries and completed an option pass for 25 more. Eddie Ruckel recovered an early fumble and DeLay scored from 11 yards out. Then McMillan caught a 51-yarder and finished off the drive with a 12-yard run, and followed that with a 53-yarder for a 21-0 lead after Carmel failed to convert a fourth-and-long. With 29 seconds left in the first half, Termine caught a short pass and broke away down the right sideline to make it 27-0.
Regalbuto scored late in the third, and Liam Donagan returned an interception 22 yards for the final touchdown in the fourth. North’s defense made it a long day for freshman Carmel quarterback Joe Rodriguez (8-for-17, 79 yards) and running back Anthony Bria (11 rushes for 29 yards).
Suffern 16, Mount Vernon 14: At Mount Vernon, Jason Lorvillion returned a fumble 40 yards for a touchdown. Lorvillion also caught a five-yard pass from Chris Gragnani for a touchdown. Lamont Albert had a 27-yard rush for a touchdown for the Knights.
Spring Valley 22, Byram Hills 8: At Spring Valley, Midnet Cantave returned an interception 76 yards for a touchdown. Miles Cash had a 75-yard touchdown run. Chris Forest had 16-yard rush for a touchdown. Connor Morley had 26 carries for 140 yards and Brady Condron had four tackles for loss for Byram.
384 Comments
HAYWOOD September 30th, 2012 at 11:07 pm
PRINCE,
YOU SAID THAT LAST YEAR,WHEN I WAS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE PACK AND LOOK WHAT HAPPENED,YOU STILL OWE ME A T-SHIRT,LLLLLLOOOOOLLLLL
Lol!! Not this year
Just a fact September 30th, 2012 at 10:48 pm
You need blocking first. New Ro o-line needs to play better whether that means players getting healthy or playing better
Just yes indeed they have to get that line together
PRINCE,
NOW YOUR IN TROUBLE,VICTORY SHALL BE MINE
HAYWOOD September 30th, 2012 at 11:13 pm
PRINCE,
NOW YOUR IN TROUBLE,VICTORY SHALL BE MINE
Haywood victory is already miners
Giants loss!!...
Haywood
Rye-Harrison is actually shaping up to be an interesting game. Rye has had some nice wins, and their loss to Hollow doesnt look so bad anymore. Im still picking Harrison to win, but Rye has the potential to make things interesting.
PRINCE,
AT LEAST YOU WHERE NICE ENOUGH NOT TO ASK ABOUT MV OR STEPINAC,
QUESTION; ARE YOU GROWING UP ?,LLLLLLOOOOOLLLLL
THE JETS ARE A BIG DISAPPOINTMENT….AND ITS THE COACHES FAULT …HE HAS A GREAT QB, THAT CAN SCRAMBLE LIKE VICK..AND WHEN HE PLAYS THEY HAVE 12 PLAYERS VS. 11…YOU KNOW THAT I AM REFERRING TO TEBOW ...AND GOD
HAYWOOD October 1st, 2012 at 6:07 am
PRINCE,
AT LEAST YOU WHERE NICE ENOUGH NOT TO ASK ABOUT MV OR STEPINAC,
QUESTION; ARE YOU GROWING UP ?,LLLLLLOOOOOLLLLL
Haywood….. What happen versus suffers!!!!..... Did stepinac win? ...... # hoops
lol
PPR and Haywood,
Another very, very tough loss for Step. Holy Cross is a tough team, so its not a terrible loss in that sense, but very tough in the sense of it was a very winnable game within their grasp. Turnovers at the worst times and another bad snap that led to a safety (two of them in the first 4 games!!!).
The CHSFL is stacking up to have a very, very tight race this year. St Joes by the Sea is shocking the only 3-0 team. Iona, St As and Chaminade are tied at 2-1 along with Holy Cross. Then 7, yes 7 teams are tied at 1-2 in the league. It seems pretty clear to me that St As, Iona and Chaminade are very tight as the top 3 and are far and away the top 3 teams in the league. Holy Cross and SJBS seem to be 4 and 5 and are doing a good job winning close games. Then you have Step, Xaverian, Farrell and Mount fighting for the last 3 playoff spots – one of those 4 will be on the outside looking in. Kellenberg, Fordham and Holy Trinity seem to be the bottom three teams.
Step is going to have to win at least one of their two games against Farrell and SJBS – both games will be tough.
PRINCE,
MV HAD THE LEAD AND GAVE THE GAME AWAY IN LAST QUARTER
STEPINAC CAME BACK TIED THE GAME AT 14 AND LOST ON A BAD SNAP 16-14
Hoops fan October 1st, 2012 at 9:41 am
PPR and Haywood,
Another very, very tough loss for Step. Holy Cross is a tough team, so its not a terrible loss in that sense, but very tough in the sense of it was a very winnable game within their grasp. Turnovers at the worst times and another bad snap that led to a safety (two of them in the first 4 games!!!).
The CHSFL is stacking up to have a very, very tight race this year. St Joes by the Sea is shocking the only 3-0 team. Iona, St As and Chaminade are tied at 2-1 along with Holy Cross. Then 7, yes 7 teams are tied at 1-2 in the league. It seems pretty clear to me that St As, Iona and Chaminade are very tight as the top 3 and are far and away the top 3 teams in the league. Holy Cross and SJBS seem to be 4 and 5 and are doing a good job winning close games. Then you have Step, Xaverian, Farrell and Mount fighting for the last 3 playoff spots – one of those 4 will be on the outside looking in. Kellenberg, Fordham and Holy Trinity seem to be the bottom three teams.
Step is going to have to win at least one of their two games against Farrell and SJBS – both games will be tough.
WHAT WAS THE SCORE?..... WHO PLAYED WELL,
HAYWOOD October 1st, 2012 at 9:51 am
PRINCE,
MV HAD THE LEAD AND GAVE THE GAME AWAY IN LAST QUARTER
STEPINAC CAME BACK TIED THE GAME AT 14 AND LOST ON A BAD SNAP 16-14
HAYWOOD WHAT WAS THE SORES?... OF BOTH GAME!!!
HAYWOOD. HOOPS
BOTH TEAMS LOSS BY THE SAME SCORE 16-14 ????>......#WOW!!
STEPINAC GOES TO ST.ANTHONYS THIS WEEK
My bad I meant to say how does new ro stack up against section 9 and 2,obviously new ro is in section 1.i wasn’t on the blog thanks for catching that haywood.Whos’s gonna win Bears or Cowboys?
PPR,
Step’s D actually played very well. Both of HC’s scores came in the first half after Step TOs. Majors scored both TDs for Step. TOs and a bad punt killed them…again. Its hard to even judge what the O can do because they are committing these killer TOs which kill drives and keep the O off the field. If Step can stop the TOs and snap the ball they are a very solid team…but if they keep committing TOs like this, they will have a hard time winning any of their last 4 games during the regular season.
Sect1,
Sect 2 looks like Shaker will win it easily. Shaker just blew out Shen this week 35-7. Shaker was ranked around #10 in NYS and Shen was #14. Granted, state rankings don’t mean much as evidenced by the lopsided score. MW and NFA are the favorites in Sect 9. Binghampton will likely win Sect 4 again – they played MW tough in their opener.
Orch Park will likely win Sect 6 – I think Jamestown will be their best comp. Rush-Hen is the favorite in Sect 5, but they sqeaked by Hilton 14-6 in the opener, so that could be a good rematch. Aquinas was ranked #3 in NYSWWA but just lost to St Joes (buffalo) from the buffalo catholic league. Sect 5 probably looks like the best AA league in the NYPHSAA with three very good teams.
sec12012 October 1st, 2012 at 10:30 am
My bad I meant to say how does new ro stack up against section 9 and 2,obviously new ro is in section 1.i wasn’t on the blog thanks for catching that haywood.Whos’s gonna win Bears or Cowboys?
BEARS!!...
Hoops fan October 1st, 2012 at 10:46 am
PPR,
Step’s D actually played very well. Both of HC’s scores came in the first half after Step TOs. Majors scored both TDs for Step. TOs and a bad punt killed them…again. Its hard to even judge what the O can do because they are committing these killer TOs which kill drives and keep the O off the field. If Step can stop the TOs and snap the ball they are a very solid team…but if they keep committing TOs like this, they will have a hard time winning any of their last 4 games during the regular season.
HOW DID HOFFER PLAY!!.. WHY DO YOU THNK SO MANY TURNOVERS….. CAN THEY PULL IT TOGETHER …..
Haywood-
Not sure if you were at game but MV didn’t give it away. Suffern almost did. 2 turnovers inside 30, a failed fake punt in MV territory on the opening drive. Couldn’t convert 2 times inside the 5. MV scored on 1st drive right after the fake and didn’t score until 50 something seconds on a halfback pass after converting a 4th and 20+. I have no idea why MV tries to run inside, they need to get their playmakers in space (#7 and #9- wheeler and johnson, I believe), spread the field and then use watkins to change the pace.
HAYWOOD
YOU NEED TO SUIT UP!!.. THEY NEED THAT 4.3 FORTY SPEED YOU GOT!!...
How’s that protest goin for JJCR????
Ray Rice may not be the best football player from New Ro let alone Section One.
Jesse Arnelle
Johnny Counts
George Starks (Art Monk’s Redskin teammate)
Benjie Jefferson
To Rice’s cedit if he was played more (New Ro blowouts by half-time minimized his second half carries) he might be considered.
Top Ten (In my opinion)
Maldanado – Harrison
Rice – New Rochelle
Dimmie – Sleppy Hollow
Morris – Nyack
Bernstein – Edgemont
D-Train (Owens) – North Rockland
Gayden – Sleppy Hollow
Murray – Mamaroneck
Murray – Greeley
McAllister – Roosevelt
NOT SUFFERIN,
THANKS FOR INFO,
PRINCE,
3.3 SECONDS TO THE KITCHEN TABLE,LLLLLLOOOOOLLLLL
Ppr,
Hoffer threw the ball well, but had issues holding onto it. Step has two immediate huge issues. 1- they need to figure out snaps on punts – it cost them the xaverian game and maybe the holy cross game as well. 2- fumbles. They have a lot of new guys getting touches this year – everyone can do better…and I think they will as the season goes on. Step’s D which looked like a weakness going into the season has become very solid. If the O and special teams stop turning the ball over in bad spots, I think the D will continue to be solid. The O obviously can be effective if they stop putting the ball on the floor.
Step has some very good young talent – the sophs Miller, Majors, Kennedy and Heslop are all very good and only getting better – I think they along with some of the new juniors are only improving as the season goes on. The best scenario for Step would be beating subs and Farrell to end the season and hope sjbs looses several others so Step could sneak into the #5 seed. I don’t think anyone in the CHSFL 4-12 is beating Iona, St As or chaminade – the top 3 seem far ahead of everyone else.
MY PREDICTIONS , WINNERS….HARRISON….JJCR….POK…NEW RO… MAMARONECK….TAPPAN ZEE…SOMERS…. BRONXVILLE….NYACK…BRONXVILLE…TUCHAHOE…WESTLAKE….EDGEMONT…BLIND BROOK…..I BET 13-0
HOOPS
ARE YOU SAYING THAT STEP OFFENSE IS TURNING OUT TO BE WORST THEN THERE DEFENSE?....
BRO.YIZ:
You had a great list there, but I feel that Johnny Counts was the best of all. Ray is great, but not the speed Counts had. Johnny never got caught from behind. I have watched NR for over 50 years and Counts was the real thing. Football, Basketball, Baseball and Track. No one had the athlectic ability like Counts. Great kid like Rice. Very respectful and humble. He was a pleasure to watch.
Big Fan and co. ... With all due respect, unless you’re talking purely high school, I don’t know how it’s not Ray. You can say other athletes had this or had that, but “making it” is about so much more than speed, quickness, etc. To me, Ray has been the most successful, and that makes him the best, hands down. He deserves credit for accomplishing what he has accomplished. It’s not easy and nothing was handed to him.
I’m even uncomfortable with the assertion there were better high school players. He rushed for about 1,200 yards as a true freshman at Rutgers. That indicates to me that he was a great football player already. Only DiRienzo’s courtesy to overmatched opponents prevented Ray from producing what others before him produced.
Josh
How do you rate rice vs art monk????
I think what you guys have said is fair. Monk is obviously the better player now – IF, for whatever reason, Ray’s career ended tomorrow. But Ray is on a path to be a better player. Monk had 13,000 yards from scrimmage and 68 TDs in 16 years. Ray already has 7,000 yards and 32 TDs in four seasons. If he even had four more seasons like this, he’d be Top 25 in yards from scrimmage in NFL history. So Ray is on his way to being the better player – and a Hall of Famer.