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Week 4 Review

CSFL

Army vs Penn: Army win 24-0

Player of the game- Jr RB Gabriel Bolivar 122yards & Sr RB JP Ross 97yards 1TD

The Army offense seems to have found their recipe for success this season. The recipe is pounding the ball on the ground with their two lead backs. The passing game has been effective but not as explosive as years past. Sr QB Kyle West threw for 134yards 1TD. The stars of the day for Army were running back duo, Jr Gabriel Bolivar and Sr JP Ross. The pair combined for 219yards 1TD. Defenses have had a hard time stopping this duo so far this season. The pair should continue to make a for a dangerous ground attack. Soph WR Mark Arbogast was the leading receiver with 4rec 74yards 1TD. On defense Jr DL Tyus Carter led the way with 8tk. Army heads home to take on Mansfield next week.

Penn kept the game close early but failed to get anything going offensively. Fr QB John Franchini only threw for 33yards. On the ground Fr RB Dante Coury led the way for the Quakers with 68yards. The Penn offensive line did not give up a sack and created some running lanes for Coury, but it was not enough to find the endzone. On defense Sr DL Paul Tjoumakaris led the way with an impressive 12tk 2.5tfl 2sacks. Penn stays home again to welcome Molloy next week.

Mansfield vs Caldwell: Mansfield win 41-20

Player of the game- Soph QB Joseph Frye 359yards 3TD 30rushing yards 1TD

Mansfield had another explosive week on offense. Soph QB Joseph Frye picked up right where he left off this time throwing for 359yards 3TD. Frye also added 30yards on the ground and 1 rushing TD. It’s safe to say Frye has been the best offensive player in the CSFL early in the season. He is on a historic pace and has been exciting to watch. Sr RB Weston Bellows continues to produce as well leading the team on the ground this week with 63yards 1TD. Perhaps the most surprising emerging hero for the Mountaineers has been Sr WR Jerry Holmes who had a record-setting day with 6rec 189yards 2TD. Holmes’s 189yards are the most receiving yards in a game in Mansfield history and tied for the 9th most receiving yards in a game in sprint football history. Defensively Jr LB Jackson Taylor continues to be the hammer the Mansfield needs. This time he finished the game with team high 9tk 1pbu. Soph DB Matt Machmer added 6tk 2int. Mansfield hits the road again to take on Army.

Caldwell struggled to keep up with the explosive Mansfield offense. Jr ATH Josh Smith got the start at QB. Smith finished with 137yards 1TD 3int. Smith was also the leading rusher for the Cougars, ending the game with 65yards 1TD. Smith is an explosive athlete who will produce wherever he is on the field. He did what he could in this game, but it was not enough to change the outcome. Sr WR Emanuel Laluz led the way in receiving with 2rec 90yards 1TD. Jr WR Joey Ciccotelli added 7rec 70yards 1TD. On defense, Soph LB Hector Lopez led the defense with 12tk 1tfl 1sack. Jr LB Keyvon Hayes added 7tk 1.5tfl 1sack. Caldwell stays home to take on Navy next week.

STAC vs Molloy: STAC win 27-24

Player of the game- Sr QB Jake Kear & Jr WR Jayderr White 2rec 55yards 2TD

STAC persevered and fought through adversity until the last second to come away with the win in the closest game this weekend. Sr QB Jake Kear ended the night with 163yards 3TD 2int. The biggest play of the entire weekend was his final touchdown pass to Jr WR Jayderr Wilhite as time expired. The 41-yard Hail Mary heave was the final play of the game and put STAC on top. Jr RB Damari Hamilton led the way on the ground, ending the night with a team-high 82yards 1TD. Jr WR Jayderr Wilhite led the team in receiving finishing with 2rec 55yards 2TD. On defense ,the Spartans were led by their veteran core. Sr DB Prince Alvarado had 10tk 1pbu and Jr DB Dylan Honan added 11tk 1fr 1pbu. Sr DL Ethan Brown added 8tk 2tfl. STAC heads home to take on Molloy next week.

Molloy did everything it could to get their first win of the season. It looked like it was going that way until the final play of the game. Gr WR Peter von Schoenermarck has been thrust into a new role as the starting QB. Schoenermarck answered the call as best he could in this first game in his new role. Schoenermarck threw for 90yards 2TD and was the team’s leading rusher with 97yards 1TD. The talented athlete did everything he could and nearly orchestrated the Lions’ first win of the season. Jr LB Marquis Dixon led the team with 7tk 0.5tfl 1pbu. Jr DL Anthony DiSalvo added 6tk 3tfl 2sacks. Molloy hits the road next week to take on Penn.

Cornell vs D’Youville: Cornell win 26-17

Player of the game-Fr QB Beck Berry 168yards 2TD

Cornell bounced back from an early deficit to get its first win of the season. Fr QB Beck Berry had the best game of his young career, throwing for 168yards 2TD. This is the first time Beck threw over 100yards and the first time he has not thrown an interception. Jr Andrew Lay has transitioned from tight end to running back and it appears to have been a successful shift for Cornell. Lay finished the game with a game high 108yards 1TD. Soph Kyle Melkonian added 70yards 1TD. Soph WR Miles Mariani was the leading receiver for Cornell finishing the game with 3rec 114yards 2TD. On defense Soph LB Jason Milo led the way with 8tk 1tfl 2int. Sr DL Ethan Qasemi added 7k 2.5tfl 0.5sack. Cornell hits the road to take on STAC next week.

D’Youville struggled on offense and defense, but its special teams allowed them to stay in the game. D’Youville used two quarterbacks for this game. Fr QB Evan Blye and Fr QB Cooper Bange combined for 92yards 2int. On the ground, D’Youville was not able to produce anything reliable, ending the game with -15yards as a team. Through the air Fr WR Jameer Walters led the way with 3rec 65yards. On defense Gr LB Daniel Weslowski led the team with 11tk 0.5tfl. The biggest plays for the day came for the special teams unit. Fr DB Raynard Bullock took a blocked field goal back to the house on a 54-yard return. Later in the game Fr WR Jayvon Johnson took a blocked punt back for a touchdown. D’Youville heads home next week to take on CHC.

Navy vs CHC: Navy win 41-14

Player of the game-Sr RB Hunter Gennicks 116yards 2TD

Navy’s tough running game was the difference in the mid-season game. Sr. QB Luke O’Connell threw for 220yards, 2 TD, 1int. While O’Connell did produce, the engine of the Navy offense was Sr. RB Hunter Gennicks. Gennicks finished the game with 116 yards and 2TD. Gennicks hit another career milestone in this game, passing ’22 Alex Totta and ’14 Eric Wellmon for the most rushing touchdowns in Navy history. He now sits one behind ’25 Mansfield great Cahsid Raymond for the most rushing touchdowns in sprint football history. Jr. WR Andrew Lay led the receiving corps with 5rec, 63yards. Soph. WR Jon Malatesta had the best game of his career with 3rec, 50yards, and 2TD. On defense, Jr. LB James Wright led the way with 6tk. Navy hits the road again next week to take on Caldwell.

CHC had the game close going into the half, but Navy’s tough running game started to wear them down. Fr QB Griffin Walter threw for 125yards 2TD 2int. CHC struggled to get its run game going with standout running back Xavier Limehouse only rushing for 24yards. On the outside, the Griffins had some explosive plays. Soph WR Ronnell Wheeler had his best game of the season, leading the team with 8rec 95yards 1TD. A big 60 TD reception from Wheeler got things going for the Griffins. Defensively Jr LB Trevon Hodnett and Sr LB Carter Getz combined for 14tk 3tfl. Sr DB Andre Cancellare added 4tk 1int. CHC hits the road to take on D’Youville.