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
This blog is part of Jeff Fisher's High School Football America's network that is dedicated to providing high school football fans in New York with the most up-to-date news and information in the Empire State.
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Wednesday, July 06, 2011
Wake Held for Slain NYC High School Football Star
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.
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.
Sunday, July 03, 2011
Bronx Football Team Still Coming-up a Little Short When It Comes to Home Football Games
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 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.
Wednesday, February 02, 2011
New York - 2011 National Signing Day
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
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
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