New York High School Football Huddle

National Letter of Intent Signing Day - New York High Schools

2012-02-01T13:19:00.000-08:00

Ben Barrett - OL (Christian Brothers Academy) - Syracuse
Alvin Cornelius - WR (Tottenville) - Syracuse
Dalton Crossan - DB/RB (Sachem North) - New Hampshire
Devante McFarlane - ATH (Half Hollows Hills West) - Syracuse
Wayne Morgan - DB (Erasmus Hall) - Syracuse
Ryan Norton - K (Garden City) - Syracuse
Omari Palmer - OL (Longwood) - Syracuse
Tarik Pusey - WR (Abraham Lincoln) - Rhode Island
Sean Reuss - TE (Monticello) - Maine

Skaneateles Season Officially Over

2011-11-03T18:35:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
New York High School Football Huddle

Skaneateles High School's undefeated season came to a screeching halt, but not from another football team, but from a judge.

The Appellate Division of the New York State Supreme Court has decided to uphold a suspension levied against the school by the Section III's Athletic Council that ruled an unnamed Skaneateles coach had tried to recuit players from other schools. Judge John V. Centra's decision not to lift the suspension, means that the season is over for the 9-0 team that was schedule to play for the Section III Class C title on Saturday.

School officials argued the suspension was too severe. Earlier this week, head coach Tim Green, a former NFL player with the Atlanta Falcons, resigned in hopes that the court would rule in favor of letting the Lakers play in the championship game.

Last week, Skaneateles beat Utica-Notre Dame after a State Supreme Court judge granted a restraining order that allowed the Lakers to post a 46-27 victory in the semifinals. That win doesn't matter now, because today's ruling means that Notre Dame is back-in the playoffs and will face Herkimer in the Class C final on Saturday at the Carrier Dome.

Autopsy Shows Phoenix HS Football Player Died of Game Injury

2011-10-16T08:41:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
New York High School Football Huddle

With the national spotlight shining bright on sports concussions and how to make the game of football safer, a central New York State high school football player died this weekend from an injury sustained during a game Friday night.

According to published reports, Phoenix High School junior Ridge Barden died Friday night after being rushed to the hospital after suffering a head injury in the third quarter of his team's game at Homer High School.

WSYR-TV in Syracuse is reporting that an autopsy shows that the 16-year old Barden died of bleeding in the brain, due to blunt force trauma as the result of a football injury.

New York High School Football Scores - Week 7

2011-10-15T21:05:00.000-07:00

New York High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 15, 2011

Albany Academy 29, Ravena 22
Alden 42, Newfane 6
AuSable Valley 40, Canton 22
Canisius 32 Cardinal O'Hara 14
Cleveland Hill 14, JFK 0
Clymer 34, Franklinville 0
Eden 40 Springville 6
Franklin Academy 27 Beekmantown 26
Grand Island 14 McKinley 12
Kenmore West 39, Kenmore East 8
LaFayette 42, Hannibal 0
Lafayette 20, Wilson 14
Lockport 25, Niagara-Wheatfield 13
Nichols 26, Niagara Catholic 6
Notre Dame 51, Little Falls 6
Niagara Falls 22, Hutch-Tech 0
Olean 21 East Aurora 8
Onondaga 32, Beaver River 20
Oriskany 20, Mohawk 15
Panama 20, Forestville 0
Peru 20, Ticonderoga 14
Pioneer 39, East 0
St. Ignatius (OH) 21, St. Francis 20 (OT)
St. Mary's/Lanc 14, Burgard 0
Schalmont 26, Schuylerville 14
Starpoint 13, Williamsville East 0
Sweet Home 50, Williamsville North 24
Thousand Islands 21, Port Byron 0
Waterville 34, Cooperstown 0
West Genessee 25, Henninger 22
Westmoreland 33 Dolgeville 0

Wake Held for Slain NYC High School Football Star

2011-07-06T07:16:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
New York High School Football Huddle

It's been a week since Truman High School football star Isayah Muller was stabbed just hours after graduating.

Tuesday, hundreds gathered to pay their respects at a week in the Bronx for the player, who was killed after an apparent argument between his father and attendants at a Bronx parking facility. The family was on its way to a graduation dinner.

Muller was one of the key members of Truman that won the New York City Public Schools Athletic League championship by beating Beach Channel High School 23-20 in the PSAL Bowl.

Muller had plans to attend Nassau Community College.

Funeral services will be held Thursday.

Bronx Football Team Still Coming-up a Little Short When It Comes to Home Football Games

2011-07-03T16:18:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
New York High School Football Huddle

I came across this interesting story out of New York City about a high school football team that was hoping to play its first home game this year.

Lehman High School in the Bronx hasn't been able to play a home game because it only has a field that is 80-yards long. The Department of Education gave the school $5 million dollars to renovate Lehman's multi-purposed field to include new lights, new bleachers and a new baseball diamond.

According to the CBS 2 story below, players thought the renovation would include an extra 20-yards being added to the football field. That didn't happen, so once again, Lehman will play all of its games on the road.

New York - 2011 National Signing Day

2011-02-02T12:40:00.001-08:00

Kieran Borcich (Bronxville, DL) - Boston College
Ashton Broyld (Rush Henrietta, QB) - Syracuse
Jonathan Fisher (Oakfield-Alabama Central, P) - Syracuse
Ivan Foy (Fort Hamilton, OL) - Syracuse
Jordan Frysinger (Painted Post East, WR) - Illinois
Quentin Gause (Bishop Kearney, LB) - Rutgers
Terrel Hunt (Christ the King, QB) - Syracuse
Joshua Keyes (Chatham, DB) - Boston College
Maxim Ngolia (Nyack, OL) - Lafayette
Al Page (Christopher Columbus, DL) - Rutgers
Brandon Reddish (Fort Hamilton, DB) - Syracuse
Nick Robinson (CW Baker, OL) - Syracuse
Donnie Simmons (Archbishop Stepinac, DL) - Syracuse
Ryan Sloan (Bellport, DL) - Syracuse
Tyree Smallwood (Cornwall Central, RB) - Syracuse

New York High School Football Pre-Season Practice Starts August 16th

2010-07-19T11:20:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher

New York High School Football Huddle

Welcome to our new look for the 2010 New York high school football season!

With the first day of practice beginning August 16th, I wanted to take the time to thank all of my readers, who have made this blog successful over the past three years. I have bigger-and-better things planned this year with more original content.

Also, don't forget to check-out High School Football America for great high school football stories from around the country. If you have story ideas that I should know about, please feel free to email me.

Here's a look at important dates for the 2010 season...

First Practice - August 16th

Regular Season Begins - September 3rd

Championships - November 26th-28th

Jeff Fisher is Founder/Editor-in-Chief of High School Football America

Upstate vs. Downstate All-Star High School Football Game to be Played in Syracuse Sunday

2010-06-06T09:14:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
New York High School Football Huddle

The first-ever New York State High School Football Classic will be played this afternoon in the Carrier Dome in Syracuse.

Nolan Weidner of The Post-Standard takes a look at the game that pits Upstate stars against stars from Downstate.

Players Begin Preparations for First New York State High School Football Classic - Upstate vs. Downstate

2010-05-31T10:32:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
New York High School Football Huddle

The first ever New York State High School Football Classic will be played on Sunday (June 6th) at the Carrier Dome in Syracuse.

98 of the top seniors in the Empire State will workout throughout this week in preparation for the game that will pit stars from upstate against stars from downstate.

In Sunday's Utica Observer-Dispatch, reporter Ron Moshier wrote about a couple of local players getting ready for the game before heading-off to start their college careers.

New York Changes Rules for Fall High School Football Practices

2010-05-17T17:59:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
New York High School Football Huddle

The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle is reporting that the New York State Public High School Athletic Association will give football teams one extra day of helmet-only workouts this fall.

Players will now be limited to two days of non-contact drills in just helmets, instead of three.

New York - 2010 National Signing Day

2010-02-03T08:35:00.000-08:00

Ben Aloi (St. Anthony's) LB - Lafayette
Damarr Aultman (Half Hollow Hills West) WR/DB - Maine
Malcolm Carter (Riverhead) LB - Syracuse
Dominique Easley (Curtis) DT - Florida
Reuben Frank (Poughkeepsie) FB - Connecticut
Daquan Jones (Johnson City) DL - Penn St.
John Kinder (Lawrence) QB - Syracuse
Jeremiah Kobena (Cardinal Hayes, Bronx) - Syracuse
Daniel Linares (Sacred Heart) OT/DT - Maine
Peter Lodini (North Rockland) DE - Central Connecticut St.
Macky MacPherson (Christian Brothers) - Syracuse
Matt McBride (Holy Trinity-Hofstra) OL - Rutgers
Lyle McCombs (St. Joseph by the Sea) RB - Connecticut
Patrick Pascal (Elwood-John Glenn) WR/DB - Maine
Joe Skrobola (Pine Bush) LB - Lafayette
Alex White (St. Anthony's) DL - Lafayette
Tre Williams (Christian Brothers Academy) DB/WR - New Hampshire
Matthew Wilson (Holy Trinity Diocesan) OL/DL - Maine

Former Atlanta Falcon Named Head Coach of Skaneateles HS

2010-01-28T10:52:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
New York High School Football Huddle

It was a close vote, but by a 4-3 margin, former Atlanta Falcon and Syracuse University defensive end Tim Green is the new head coach of the Skaneateles Lakers football program.

According to the Auburn Citizen, the school board chose Green over Ron Doctor. Last year, the Lakers finished 1-7.

Plans for New York State High School Football Classic Announced

2010-01-26T09:59:00.000-08:00

by Jeff Fisher
New York High School Football Huddle

The best New York high school football players from upstate will take-on the best from downstate in the first New York State High School Football Classic June 6th in the Syracuse Carrier Dome.

The all-star game will feature between 80 and 100 players with the Upstate roster being made-up of players from: Buffalo - Section 6, Rochester - Section 5, Syracuse - Section 3, Binghamton - Section 4, Albany - Section 2 and North Country - Sections 7 and 10. The Downstate roster will have players from: Long Island - Sections 8 and 11,NYC-PFAL and Catholic Leagues, Rockland and West Chester - Section 1 and Orange and Ulster - Section 9.

The New York State High School Football Classic was created by the New York State High School Coaches Association following the dissolution of the New York/New Jersey All-Star Football Classic, formerly the Governors Bowl.

Player selection will begin next month.

New York High School Football Scores - Championships

2009-11-30T10:20:00.000-08:00

New York High School Football Scores
Saturday & Sunday, November 28-29, 2009

Championships

Class AA
North Tonawanda 14 New Rochelle 7

Class A
Sweet Home 34 Burnt Hills 7

Class B
Hornell 16 Nanuet 14

Class C
Southwestern 40 Bronxville 14

Class D
Randolph 41 Moriah 0

New York High School Football Scores - Week 6

2009-10-11T14:33:00.000-07:00

New York High School Football Scores
Saturday, October 9, 2009
Adirondack 54 Altmar-Parish-Williamstown 13
Bellmore JFK 40 Valley Stream Central 13
Bishop Grimes 21 Onodaga 14
Calhoun 34 Herricks 6
Canastota 35 Clinton 7
Chittenango 28 Phoenix 6
Cooperstown 26 Herkimer 0
Dolgeville 35 Mohawk 6
East Meadow 48 Oceanside 21
Great Neck North 19 West Hempstead 7
Hampton Bays 35 Port Jefferson 21
Harborfields 22 Miller Place 15
Holland Patent 34 Lowville 7
Holy Trinity 34 Xaverian 12
Lawrence 41 Bethpage 14
Long Beach 24 New Hyde Park 7
Lynbrook 20 Sewanhaka 13
Massapequa 38 Hempstead 12
Newfield 27 Copiague 13
New Hartford 49 Fulton 26
New York Mills 37 Little Falls 13
North Babylon 12 Riverhead 7
Notre Dame 40 West Canada 14
Oyster Bay 15 Carle Place 0
Plainview JFK 36 Port Washington 21
Pulaski 20 Beaver River 14
Roosevelt 20 Malverne 0
St. Anthony's 49 Iona Prep 7
Seaford 55 Locust Valley 0
Valley Stream South 28 Westbury 8
Vernon-Vernona-Sherrill 33 South Jefferson 20
Westmoreland 42 Waterville 12
Wyandanch 42 Mercy 0

High School Football Practice Begins in New York

2009-08-17T07:08:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
New York High School Huddle

The road to the New York State High School Football Championships in the Carrier Dome in Syracuse is underway.

Today is the first day of practice throughout the Empire State with the first three days being non-contact with only helmets. Last week, state football chairman Dick Cerone warned teams that violation of the non-contact rule will result in coaches begin suspended for one-game this season.

Here are the teams hoping to defend their 2008...

Class AA Champ -Orchard Park
Class A - Sweet Home
Class B - Rye
Class C - Southwestern
Class D - Maple Grove

Six Games in Three Days in Carrier Dome Kick-off Regular Season

2009-07-26T20:41:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
New York High School Football Huddle

Syracuse's Carrier Dome is where the 2009 high school football season will come to a close on November 28th and 29th. It will also play a major role in the start of the season with six games over the Labor Day weekend.

The annual Kick-off Classic begins Friday, September 4th with East Syracuse-Minoa playing Mexico in the first game of the doubleheader. In the second game, Chittenango takes-on Marcellus.

Here's the entire weekend schedule:

September 4th
East Syracuse-Minoa vs. Mexico 6 P.M.
Chittenango vs Marcellus 8 P.M.

September 5th
Liverpool vs. Fayetteville-Manlius 6 P.M.
New Hartford vs. Oswego 8 P.M.

September 6th
Fulton vs. Nottingham Noon
Fowler vs. Jamesville-DeWitt 2:30 P.M.

Practice across the state begins August 17th.

NYSHSFCA Golden 50

2009-05-07T18:27:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
New York High School Football Huddle

The New York State High School Football Coaches Association has released it's 2009 Golden 50. Below are the players and where they'll be attending college.

Harlen Abelhouse (OL) - East Meadow HS - Colgate
Jared Beruto (DL) - Union Endicott HS - Northeastern
Jamie Boyle (K) - Monroe Woodbury HS - University of Central Florida
Corey Bundrage (DL) - Liverpool HS - University at Albany
Craig Capodiferro (OL) - Locust Valley HS - Colgate
Sajjad Chagni (OL) - Sewanhaka HS- Lehigh
Andre Civil (DL) -Sheepshead Bay HS -Rutgers
Ted Clohessy (LB) - St Joseph By the Sea HS - Fordham
Ryan Cramer (QB) -Oneida HS - Colgate
Fernando Diaz (OL) -Cardinal Hayes HS - Pittsburgh
Anthony Dima (OL)- Centereach - Hofstra
Curtis Dukes (RB) - Indian River HS -Penn State
Adhem Elsawi (OL)- Saratoga HS - Campbell
Malcolm Eugene (LB) -John Glenn HS - Hofstra
Delano Fabor (DB) - St. Francis HS - Buffalo
Nick Ferrara (K) - St Anthony's HS - Maryland
Jahi Fields (DL) -Hempstead - University at Albany
DJ Forbragd (QB) - Camden HS - Lafayette
Reginald Franklin (LB) - Holy Cross HS - Hofstra
Jimmy Gordon (TE) - Patchogue-Medford HS - Buffalo
Andy Heagle (K) - East Syracuse Minola HS - Colgate
Ryan Higgins (QB)- Chaminade HS - Fordham
Derrick Johnson (WR) - Holy Trinity HS - Maine
Darlos Jones (DB) -Iona Prep - Maine
Robert Joseph (RB) - Poly Prep - Rutgers
Bunduka Karbo (DB) -Bishop Maginn HS - Buffalo
Matt Landry (TE)- Pittsford-Sutherland HS - University of New Hampshire
Paul Layton (QB) - Burnt Hills HS - University at Albany
Tom Lindley (OL)- William Floyd HS - Michigan
Rob Lombardo (RB) - Somers HS - Navy
Miguel Maysonet (RB) - Riverhead HS - Hofstra
Matt McBride (OL) - Holy Trinity HS - Hofstra
Stephen Medard (DL) - Amityville HS - Hofstra
Ben Miseikis (RB)- Amsterdam HS - University at Albany
Alex Neutz (WR)- Grand Island HS - Buffalo
Obay Obdushi (OL) -Xavier HS - Virginia
Stephen Obeng-Agyapong (DB) -John F. Kennedy HS - Penn State
Nathan Papso (WR) - Binghamton HS - University at Albany
Andy Phillips (OL) - CBA Syracuse HS - Syracuse
Torian Phillips (DB) - Port Richmond HS - Syracuse
Vincent Polo (RB) - Wantaugh HS - Stony Brook
Andrew Rollo (OL) - Clarke HS - Liberty
Jamar Smith (RB) - Binghamton HS - University of Massachusetts
Andrew Smith (DL) - Riverhead HS - Hofstr
Shamar Stephen (DL)- Long Island Lutheran HS - University of Connecticut
Jordan Thompson (DL) - Cicero Syracuse HS - Temple
Jeff Tundo (RB) -Orchard Park HS - Ohio State
Najee Tyler (QB) - Xavier HS - Purdue
John Urschel (OL)- Canisius HS - Penn State
Rhakeem Wiggins (QB) - Cleveland Hill HS - University at Albany
Jamal Wilson (OL) - South Shore HS - Rutgers
Pat Wilson (OL) -Canisius HS - Buffalo
James Young (DB) - Monroe Woodbury HS - Eastern Michigan

Pro Bowler to Honor Central New York High School Football Stars

2009-03-30T19:04:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

New Orleans Saints Pro Bowler Will Smith hasn't forgotten his roots. The defensive end, who played his high school football at Thomas R. Proctor High School, will return to Utica to host "Evening of All-Stars" on May 2nd to honor members of the 2008 Observer-Dispatch All-Mohawk Valley Football Team.

Smith has created a not-for-profit organization called "Where There's a Will There's a Way" Foundation. Click here to read more.

Click here to find out about Will Smith's Foundation.

Will One Be Better Than Two?

2009-03-30T18:55:00.000-07:00

by Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Officials from the Richfield Springs and Mohawk high schools have announced they are merging their football teams for the 2009 season. Click here for the full story.

Rye Defends New York Class B Title

2008-12-01T09:39:00.000-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Rye's win streak hit 25 straight, the longest current win streak in New York, with a 16-12 win over Oneida Sunday. The victory gave Rye it's second straight Class B title. Click here for game story.

New York High School Football Scoreboard - Championships

2008-12-01T05:53:00.000-08:00

New York High School Football Scores
Sunday, November 30, 2008

Championships

Class AA
Orchard Park 21 Monroe-Woodbury 17

Class B
Rye 16 Oneida 12

Sweet Home Wins NY Class A

2008-11-30T05:52:00.000-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Sweet Home won the battle of #1 vs. #2 Saturday for the New York Class A high school football championship. Sweet Home finished a perfect season with a 35-28 win over Burnt Hills, which suffered its first loss of the season. Click here for game summary.

Southwestern Wins 1st Ever New York Football Title

2008-11-30T05:40:00.000-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Southwestern beat Cronton-Harmon 35-7 Saturday in the state's Class C title to capture the school's first-ever New York State Public High School Athletic Association championship. Click here for game story.

Maple Grove Claims New York Class D Title

2008-11-30T05:23:00.000-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Maple Grove continued its post-season domination and claimed the school's second NYSPHSAA Class D title with a 55-7 win over Moriah. In six post-season games, the Dragons outscored their opponents 328-60. Click here for game story.

New York High School Football Scoreboard - Championships

2008-11-30T05:20:00.000-08:00

New York High School Football Scores
Saturday, November 29, 2008

Championships

Class A
Sweet Home 35 Burnt Hills 28

Class C
Southwestern 35 Cronton-Harmon 7

Class D
Maple Grove 55 Moriah 7

Connetquot Beats Freeport For Long Island Class I Crown

2008-11-29T04:44:00.000-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Sixth-seeded Connetquot won the school's first Long Island Class I crown since 1992 Friday with a 21-13 win over Freeport. Click here for game story.

Sayville Captures Long Island Class III Title

2008-11-29T04:35:00.000-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

Sayville needed overtime to capture its fourth Long Island county championship beating Bethpage 13-7 Friday at Hofstra Stadium. Click here for game story.

New York High School Football Scoreboard - Championships

2008-11-29T04:23:00.000-08:00

New York High School Football Scores
Friday, November 28, 2008

Championships

Long Island Class I
Connetquot 21 Freeport 13

Long Island Class II
Riverhead 42 Elmont 6

Long Island Class III
Sayville 13 Bethpage 7

Long Island Class IV
Babylon 35 Seaford 28

St. Anthony's Title Streak Ends

2008-11-24T05:09:00.000-08:00

By Jeff Fisher
The High School Football Huddle

St. Anthony's streak of seven straight Catholic High School Football League championships came to an end Friday with the Friars 48-35 loss to Iona Prep in the AAA title game. It was the second time this season that the Gaels beat St. Anthony's. Back on October 25, Iona Prep won 41-21. Click here for title game story.

New York Catholic High School Football League

2007-11-26T15:38:00.000-08:00

It's a big country, and sometimes things fall between the cracks, but thanks to Mark M., The High School Football Huddle would like to give info on the New York Catholic High School Football League that played its championship games on the weekend of November 15th and 16th.

St. Anthony's, which began the season ranked in the USA Today Super 25, won it's seventh straight CHSFL AA title beating Mount St. Michael 26-20. The win was sweet revenge for the Friars (10-1), who lost to Mount St. Michael 22-12 on September 22nd. The win snapped St. Anthony's 64-game regular season CHSFL win streak.

To read a complete game wrap on the Friars exciting win, click here.

High School Football Scoreboard

AAA
St. Anthony's 26 Mount St. Michael 20

AA
Stepinac 47 Christ the King 12

A
Xavier 45 St. John the Baptist 33

West Genesee, Bishop Ludden and Rye Win New York High School Football Championships

2007-11-25T19:35:00.000-08:00

For the second straight year Monroe-Woodbury came within one win of a state championship. West Genesee beat M-W Sunday 42-21 to win the New York Class AA high school football championship at Syracuse's Carrier Dome.

The win gives West Genesee its first high school football championship, while Monroe-Woodbury finishes runner-up for the second straight season even though it now owns a 36-2 record in its last 38-games.

In the Class C title game Bishop Ludden (12-1) beat defending state champ Dobbs Ferry 21-16. Bishop Ludden was led quarterback Connor Sweeney who passes for 184 yards and two touchdowns.

It was Bishop Ludden's first state championship and the win snapped Dobbs Ferry's 23-game win streak.

Rye won the Class B title beating Chenango Forks 19-12.

New York High School Football Scoreboard - Championships

2007-11-25T15:23:00.000-08:00

New York High School Football Scores
Sunday, November 25, 2007

Championships

Class AA Final
West Genesee 42 Monroe-Woodbury 21

Class C Final
Bishop Ludden 21 Dobbs Ferry 16

William Floyd Makes Long Island History

2007-11-25T07:09:00.000-08:00

For the first time in 106 years of Long Island high school football, a team has won 33 straight games. William Floyd won its 33rd straight game and third straight Class 1 Long Island football championship on Saturday by beating Farmingdale 42-0.

Floyd becomes the first team to go undefeated for three consecutive seasons since Roosevelt did it from 1964-66.

To read more about the game, click here.

New York High School Football Scoreboard

Class 1 Long Island Championship
William Floyd 42 Farmingdale 0

Class II Long Island Championship
East Islip 35 Lawrence 7
Click here for game recap

Class III Long Island Championship
Islip 14 Bethpage 12
Click here for game recap

New York High School Football Scoreboard - Semifinals

2007-11-17T19:11:00.000-08:00

New York High School Football Scores
Friday & Saturday, November 16 & 17, 2007

Semifinals

Class AA
Monroe-Woodbury 22 New Rochelle 16
West Genesee 30 Orchard Park 27

Class A
Aquinas 17 Carthage 0
Lansingburgh 49 Ossining 20

Class B
Chenango Forks 14 Geneva 13
Rye 27 Peru 7

Class C
Bishop Ludden 34 LeRoy 33 (OT)
Dobbs Ferry 47 Cambridge 0

Class D
Ticonderoga 35 Haldane 8
Walton 42 Bolivar-Richburg 0

#22 St. Anthony's (NY) Limps By Iona Prep

2007-09-16T20:15:00.000-07:00

Injuries to quarterback James Brady and running back Chris Carberry were enough to prevent #22 St. Anthony's (South Huntingdon, NY) from beating Iona Prep 31-21 Friday night. Brady injured his foot in the first half and limped his way through the rest game on a heavily taped ankle. Carberry didn't play most of the second half with a hand injury.

To read a game wrap-up from Newsday, please click on our headline "#22 St. Anthony's Limps By Iona Prep"

New York High School Football Scoreboard - Week 2

2007-09-10T20:22:00.001-07:00

New York High School Football Scores
Saturday, September 8, 2007

St. Anthony's 39 St. Joseph's (Buffalo) 0

PSAL

Canarsie 38 Clinton 25

New York High School Football Scores
Friday, September 7, 2007

NYC Scores

Fordham Prep 27 Saint Michael 14

State Scores

Carthage 28 New Hartford 14
Fulton 33 ESM 34
Liverpool 27 Baldwinsville 24
Proctor 39 RFA 7
Skaneatles 21 Phoenix 7

Practice Begins Tomorrow

2006-08-14T19:53:00.000-07:00

High school football practice began today in the Empire State. The regular season begins September 1st. Check back over the next couple of weeks for previews of the upcoming season.

St. Francis Prep Head Football Coach Honored

2006-02-16T07:43:00.000-08:00

He's an icon in New York City high school football circles. He's 76-year old Vicent O'Conner, who has been leading the St. Francis Prep squad for 53-years.

Yesterday he was honored off the field when his former player, now-Councilman Eric Gioia (D-Sunnyside), got city council to pass a proclamation that cited all of Coach O'Connor's accomplishments.

O'Connor, who is in the Catholic High School Hall of Fame, has more than 300-win, 20 Coach of the Year awards and has won 17 Catholic League championships.

To read more about the ceremony from the New York Daily News, click on The High School Football Huddle's headline "St. Francis Prep Head Football Coach Honored".