East Syracuse Minoa High School hosts a Junior Combine each year that measures player’s physical abilities.

Cortland State’s Dan Pitcher, 2011 was also named a high school scholar athlete in 2005 at Cortland High School.

Utica College’s Travis Ladd, 2011 was also named a high school athlete in 2007 at Mexico High School.

Oh Brother – as in keeping it in the family. Since inception 15 years ago 36 brothers have been honored by the Chapter as Scholar-Athletes: Baldwinsville - Evan W. Twombly 2008 Immaculate Heart Sam Burgess 2002 Carter Twombley 2012 Central (See South Jefferson)

Canastota - Brian Kropa 2002 Jordan-Elbridge - Connor Smart 2010 Craig Kropa 2005 Logan Smart 2012 Sean Cooper 2011 Carthage – Matt Zando 2002 Ryan Cooper 2015 Paul Zando 2004 Little Falls - Nathan Sammons 2010 CBA - Dan Paulus 2001 Andrew Sammons 2012 Chris Paulus 2003 Matthew Sammons 2015

Cortland - Dan Pitcher 2005 Mexico David Kinney 2008 Matt Pitcher 2008 Shaun Kinney 2012 Cortland - Devin Darrow 2012 (See Hamilton) Oneida - Rob Kramer 2004 Matt Kramer 2007 Fulton - Matt Pollock 2002 Ryan Kramer 2009 Dan Pollock 2005 Connan Ingham 2008 Onondaga - Timothy Pierce 2013 DJ Ingham 2010 Charles Pierce 2014

General Brown Richard Lagos 2005 Phoenix - Ryan Milliken 2003 Thomas Lagos 2006 Alex Milliken 2009

Hamilton - Zachery Darrow 2004 South Jefferson- Mike Burgess 2004 (See Cortland) (See Immaculate Heart Central) Ed Blackford 2005 Henninger - Greg Rommel 2002 Pat Blackford 2006 Tim Rommel 2008

Each year the High School season starts with the Kickoff Classic hosted by at the .

Extensive training to thousands of youth coaches has been provided through Coaching Academies administered by the Chapter.

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Welcome to the Central New York Chapter’s 15th Annual Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner. Tonight we will pay tribute to 81 high school and college scholar-athletes who epitomize everything that is right about high school and . In addition, we will honor several individuals for their contributions to the great sport of football and our country.

We would like to congratulate tonight’s honorees and their families. We take great pride in highlighting your accomplishments both on and off the football field. By earning a spot on our dais, your story has proven itself worthy of being told to inspire others to follow in your footsteps.

With the addition of tonight’s class the Central New York Chapter has had the privilege to honor 836 scholar-athletes and have awarded scholarship totaling over $359,000.00 in fifteen years.

“Upon the fields of friendly strife are sown the seeds that, upon other fields, on other days, will bear the fruits of victory” said General Douglas MacArthur (one of the founders of the National Football Foundation). MacArthur’s perspective is today still relevant. Our youth embark into a world that will have many challenges. MacArthur’s quote highlights that the sport of football is uniquely positioned to teach teamwork, discipline, dedication, and sacrifice; all useful leadership characteristics.

The Central New York Chapter is dedicated to supporting the game, those who teach it, play, and officiate it as a development tool for our youth.

Tonight’s celebration honors more than these wonderful scholar-athletes. It also honors those that have taught them, the game itself, and most importantly it honors their parents. To you we commend you on a job well done. Congratulations to all!

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www.cnyfootballfoundation.com Ð 2Ð CNY Chapter National Football Foundation Facts

The National Football Foundation honors the Collegiate National Champion each year with the MacArthur Trophy – Syracuse University received the inaugural MacArthur Trophy in 1959

Play it Smart is a nationwide educational initiative intended to improve graduation rates through a comprehensive youth development program, over 8000 youth participate in this program with a graduation rate of 94% compared to 76% of their peers and 85% college enrollment compared to 63% of their peers - locally Fowler High School has participated in this program

The College Hall of Fame recognizes the highest level of achievement for players and coaches and serves as a shrine for all of amateur football.

Each scholar athlete honored today will be inscribed as a Chapter Scholar - Athlete in the Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame will move from South Bend, Indiana to Atlanta, Georgia in 2012 Our Chapter schools have a combined 41 coaches and players inducted in the College Hall of Fame

- The CNY Chapter has had two Scholar-Athletes recognized as national scholar athletes for their achievements – Henninger’s Greg Rommel and Colgate’s John Frieser - they join:

Colgate – Angelo Colosimo 1979 Cornell – Joseph Holland 1977 Thomas Stenglein 1985 Matt Miller 1993

Syracuse- Gerhard Schwedes 1959 Anthony Romano 1983 Timothy Green 1985 Mark Baniewicz 1999

Our Chapter has proudly assisted in the induction process of Syracuse University coach Richard MacPherson and player Don McPherson.

Colgate University’s Jon Hanson served as Chairman of the Board of the National Football Foundation and received the prestigious Gold Medal Award in 2005. They are joined in this elite group among others by Dwight D. Eisenhower, Douglas MacArthur, Jackie Robinson, John F. Kennedy, George Steinbrenner, Ronald Reagan and John Glenn.

Richard Ranucci was honored with a national chapter leadership award for his dedication to the mission of the National Football Foundation in 2007.

Henninger High School hosted a College Night, December 7, 2014 that fosters an environment where coaches, parents, and students can plan for higher education.

The John Arcaro All Star Game features high school seniors and was hosted this year at 3 sites, Liverpool High School, Sauquoit Valley High School and Watertown High School on November 6, 2014

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Representing ECAC ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE • ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE • PATRIOT LEAGUE Proud to Support IVY LEAGUE • NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE the Communities We Serve. President - Ken Harris Vice President - Kevin Gentz Secretary/Treasurer - Bob Bittner Director - Peter Beratta Director - John A. Swartz Serving College Football Since 1947

– 42 – Ð 7Ð ince The Inaugural Scholar-Athlete Awards Dinner in 2001, the Central New York SChapter Scholarships have continued to step forward. This year alone the chapter will distribute over $40,750.00 to these deserving scholar athletes. This could not be made possible without the support of many individuals and organizations.

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1 - $750.00 AL VEDDER SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship has been established by friends, family and members of the chapter to honor our first president. It reflects Al’s passion for competition, the spirit of youth, and the lessons of life in sport. It is awarded annually to the highest ranking high school senior. 2 - $500.00 VALLEY GRANT SCHOLARSHIPS Wayne Valley, the original owner of the Oakland Raiders, became involved with The National Football Foundation through the Northern California Chapter and its president, Bob Keropian. Eventually, Wayne’s enthusiasm for the mission of the NFF led him to become a member of The Foundation’s Board of Directors. When Wayne passed away in 1986, his wife, Gladys, continued the efforts of the family’s foundation and strengthened her involvement with the Northern Chapter. In 1994, Gladys played a key role in forging a grant from the Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation. The grant provided the NFF with $50,000 a year for five years for its chapter scholar-athletes program. Although Gladys passed away in 1998, the Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation has continued support the NFF. In 1999, under the leadership of President Stephen Chandler, the Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation renewed the chapter scholar-athlete program for five more years, with increased funding for the chapter scholar-athlete awards. The Central New York Chapter was awarded two $500.00 Scholarships. 1 - $500.00 GEORGE MARCOCCIA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship has been established by an anonymous supporter of football. George graduated from Syracuse University in 1957. He began officiating high school football in 1962 and entered the college ranks in 1967 with ECAC. George joined the major independents in 1980. He officiated many of the major college football games played during the 1980’s and culminated his career by officiating the Army-Navy game in the Rose Bowl in 1985. After George left the field, he became an observer and technical advisor for Syracuse University, the Big East and Conference USA. George owned and operated the Marcoccia-Donnelly Insurance Agency for 27 years. this scholarship will be awarded to a scholar-athlete from a member high school. 1 - $500.00 FRANK BORER SCHOLARSHIP (CNY Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Football hall of Fame) This scholarship was established by the CNY Chapter of the National Football Foundation to recognize and honor the memory of our long time supporter and sponsor, Frank Borer, founder and CEO of Express Mart. This scholarship shall be awarded annually to the scholar athlete with the highest academic average. 1 - $500.00 OFFICIALS-COACHES SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship has been established by an anonymous football coach and Francis J. Deorio, ECAC Football Official. This scholarship will be awarded to a senior scholar-athlete from a member high school.

1 - $500 TONY’S FAMILY RESTAURANT SCHOLARSHIP This scholarship has been established by Tony and Michael Albanese to recognize the excellent efforts of an outstanding high school athlete. 1 - $500 IBEW 43 SCHOLARSHIP The Brothers and Sisters of IBEW 43 provide the best in Central New York’s workforce. Our members recognize the importance of pride and excellence in their work. We wish to honor the youth that have also demonstrated pride and excellence in academics, athletics, and com- munity service. 1 - $500 RANUCCI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP The family of Tom and Julie Ranucci have established this scholarship in memory of their parents. Throughout their lives they taught us the creed of the National Football Foundation Athletes in concert with academic achievement and civic leadership. This scholarship will be award- ed to a future leader. 50 - $500 CNY CHAPTER SCHOLARSHIP Recipients of these Scholarships, which are endowed by The Central New York Chapter of The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, have distinguished themselves by demonstrating excellence in the classroom, on the field, and as citizens.

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1- COCA-COLA SCHOLARSHIP We are committed to refreshing the world, inspiring moments of optimism and happiness and making a difference - Coca-Cola is proud to assist in honoring those that have the courage to shape a better future. Congratulations to all the scholar-athletes, their families, coaches, and the Central New York Chapter of The National Football Foundation.

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1- KERWIN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP. Established in 2011 by the Kerwin Family which annually awards a scholarship to the outstanding scholar-athlete from a Syracuse City High School.

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Ð 9Ð – 10 – – 39 – “Good Athletes Inspire Themselves, Great Athletes Inspire Others.” “Go Big or Go Home.”

Kasey W. Foster Dolgeville Central H.S. What an amazing journey this has been! We have Dustin Blumer enjoyed every second of watching you grow; not only athletically, but academically as well. We are so pround Phoenix Firebirds to call you our son. Love Mom and Dad Love Mom and Dad

Matthew McNitt Pulaski Middle Senior H.S. “You’ve given your absolute best in every classroom Benjamin Wipper and on every team since the very beginning. We love Jamesville-Dewitt H.S. you, our little golden egg.”

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Ð 11 Ð C ENTRAL N EW Y ORK C HAPTER The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, Inc. hapter ward inner ootball icial of the ear ward CRITERIA This award is intended to provide recognition to an individual who has shown outstanding and meritorious football officiating, in addition to dedication, leadership and service, to football on and off the field. The selected individual should represent and support the foundation’s fundamental creed of athletics in concert with scholarship and civic leadership. THIS YEAR’S HONOREE Stan “Buddy” Evans Graduated: High School, Rome Free Academy, 1956; College--Syracuse University, 1963 Married: To Gail Kenney Evans. 47 years; Children, Steve, Kristen Employment: Chittenango Central School System, 1963-64, Rome Public School System,1964-96 (retired) Played: High School Basketball and Baseball; College Basketeball at SU, Canton and one year at Syracuse Teacher: Physical Education at Rome Free and Elementary PE Coach: Head Varsity Basketball Coach, Rome Free Academy, 1970-1992(22 years) Coaching: Head Junior Varsity Baseball Coach, RFA, 1964-2006 (42 years), Central Region Empire State Scholastic Basketball team for 7 years; Assistant Coach for Lou Carnesecca East Team in the 1985 Olympic Sports Festival at Baton Rouge, LA; Assistant College Coach, Hamilton College, 1993-2004; Assistant College Coach, SUNYIT Utica; 2005-2007; Assistant College Coach, LeMoyne College, 2007-2009; Assistant College Coach, Hamilton College, 2013 to present Member: IAABO No.51, Utica District, 53 years; Mohawk Valley Football Offticials Association, 53 years; ECAC College Football Officials, 44 years; Section 3 Basketball Committee, over 20 years; New York State Basketball Coaches Association 25 years Position: State Chairperson, New York State Empire State Men's Basketball, 15 years; Assignor, Mohawk Valley Football Officials Association, 34 years; President, Rome Fran Allison Youth Basketball, 23 years Honors: International Association of Approved Basketball Officials for outstanding Service and loyalty; New York State Association of Certified Football Officials: Merit Award Inducted: Section 3 Basketball Hall Of Fame; Rome Sports Hall of Fame, 2000; SUNYIT Wildcat Hall of Fame, 1998; New York State Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame, 2011; Greater Utica Sports Hall Of Fame Class of 2013; Rome Basketball Court Strough Jr. High, named the Stan "Buddy" Evans Gymnasium, 2010.

PREVIOUS HONOREES: 2014: FRANK MISURELLY 2009: DON KRUTTSCHNITT 2004: PAUL NOJAIM 2013: MARK MCANANEY 2008: LARRY BYRNES 2003: JOHN SPENCER 2012: JIM VERRETTE 2007: FRANK D’ORIO 2002: MICHAEL ALBANESE 2011: GARY JANIS 2006: BARRY LIPPENCOTT 2001: RICHARD T. RANUCCI 2010: MICHAEL KERWIN 2005: DENNIS HENNIGAN www.cnyfootballfoundation.com – 12 – “Let your faith be bigger than your fear.” “90% of the game is half mental.” – YOGI BERRA

Zach Steele Rory McCarthy Herkimer Central H.S. Oneida H.S. We love you and we are proud of you. Take pride in how far you have come and have Congratulations! faith in how far you can go. Love,Mom, Dad & Tyler

Jared N. Fisher James J. Connors, Jr. Holland Patent H.S. Henninger H.S. I would like to thank my coaches for all of their help OL/DL 4 years varsity football and guidance throughout my 4 years. Varsity track, shot and discus 4 years “diesel train”

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John Patrick DeMott Corcoran H.S. Michael Nole Congrats to Corcoran High School Senior, New Hartford Senior H.S. John Patrick DeMott on a successful season We’re so proud of you!! and best wishes in college! Love,Your Family Love, Mom & Dad Morrisville State Mustang Football “TeamWork makes the DreamWork.”

Dillon Knight Jedd Burdick St. Lawrence University Morrisville State College Congratulations Dillon we know how hard you worked Congrats, Jedd! Everyone in the Mustang family is on and off the field. Good luck in Law School. proud to have you represent our program! Love Mom & Steve

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igh chool oach of the ear ward CRITERIA This award is intended to provide recognition to an individual who has shown outstanding and meritorious football coaching, in addition to dedication, leadership and service, to football on and off the field. The selected individual should represent and support the foundation’s fundamental creed of athletics in concert with scholarship and civic leadership. THIS YEAR’S HONOREE Coach Cory Marsell Indian River Central High School

Graduated from Indian River High School. Attended SUNY Cortland. Played 3 years at SUNY Cortland and was hired at Indian River in 1998 as a PE teacher prior to finishing my last year of football at Cortland. Coached varsity football since 1998 and been the head coach since 2006. Over-all record is 79-14. Coached Indian River to 3 Sectional Titles in Section 10/7 and 1 Regional Championship. Coached Indian River to 4 Conference Titles and 1 Sectional Title in Section 3, and the Class A State Title in 2014. My wife Shannan and three kids Quincy, Rowan, and Ravan are all very supportive and love Indian River Football.

PREVIOUS HONOREES:

2014: DAVID KLINE 2010: CARL SANFILIPPO 2006: PAUL SEALY 2013: JOSEPH J. SINDONI 2009: BILL CARINCI 2005: JOSEPH CASSAMENTO 2012: KEVIN DEPARDE 2008: STEVE BUSH 2005: CALVIN MOSHER 2011: TOM FREARS 2007: DAVE MOSKOV

www.cnyfootballfoundation.com – 13 – hapter ward inner utstanding ontribution to mateur ootball ward CRITERIA This award is intended to provide recognition to an individual whose efforts and activities have been in support of amateur football and the goals of the local chapter. Throughout the youth league, high school and collegiate playing fields of this country, these are remarkable individuals who work tirelessly out of a pure love of the game and a desire to help our youth play it well. This award seeks to recognize some of these noteworthy contributors. Specific activities of the individual could range from coach to trainer to league organizer or fund raiser, and not uncommonly all of the above. The selected individual should represent and support the Foundation’s fundamental creed of athletics in concert with scholarship and civic leadership.

THIS YEAR’S HONOREE Dick Cerone

EDUCATION: 1953 Graduate of West High School; 1961 BS Ithaca College; 1963 MS Ithaca College; 1965 Director Certification in Health, Physical Education & Athletics @ IC MILITARY SERVICE: 1954 – 1956 US Army TEACHING: 1961-1963 Franklin H.S. Driver Education 1963-1977 Jefferson H.S. Physical Education 1977-1980 Monroe H.S. Director of Athletics 1980-1992 Greece Athena H.S. Director of Athletics 1996-2006 Aquinas Institute Director of Athletics 2012-present UPrep Director of Athletics COACHING; 1963-1977 Jefferson H.S., Head Football Coach, 3 City Championships; 1963-1977 JV Baseball; 1964-1972 Varsity Wrestling FAMILY: wife Jean (married 57 years); children Rick, Rob, Charles & Carolyn; grand children 11, great grand daughter 1 RETIRED: June 30, 2006; 45 Years in Education; 28 Years as an Athletic Director AWARDS: NYS Coaches Association 1985; Coach of the Year 1969, 1973 & 1974; Eddie Meath Appreciation Award 1992; Matt Jackson Golden Glow Award 1992; National Federation Service Award 1992; NYS Football Coaches Award 1994; Kodak Community Service Award 1996; Inducted into Section V Football Hall of Fame 1998; RCCFO Honorary Membership 1999; Frontier Field Walk of Fame 2000; NYSFCA Skip Paridon Coaches Service Award 2003; Town of Greece Life Time Achievement Award 2007; Inducted into Aquinas Hall of Fame 2008; Inducted into Italian American Sports Hall Of Fame 2008; Inducted into Rochester Adult Recreation Association Hall Of Fame 2009; Chapter 5 - NYSAAA Distinguished Service Award 2010; Inducted into Greece Athena Hall Of Fame 2010; New York State Recognition Award 2014 ACCOMPLISHMENTS: 1964 Started the Section V Football Clinic; 1977 Developed the Section V football playoffs; 1983 Started the Eddie Meath All-Star Game; 1985 Started the Hall of Fame at Greece Athena H.S.; 1992 Developed the New York State football playoffs; 1995 Started the New York State Football Coaches Association; 1995 First president of the NYSHSFCA; 1998 Started the Section V Football Hall of Fame; 1974 to present, Section V Football Chairman (40 years); 1981 New York State Football Chairman (33 years).

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– 14 – “In life, as in football, you won’t go far unless you “Challenges are what make life interesting and over- know where the goalposts are.” – ARNOLD H. GLASGOW coming them is what makes life meaningful.” – JOSHUA J. MARINE

Adam Lee Westbrook Mount Markham C.S. Collin Richards Adam, I am proud that your hard work, motivation Cato-Meridian H.S. and positive attitude have paid off for you. Congratulations on a successful season! Your hard Keep making me proud work has paid off. We are proud of you! Love from your #1 Fan, Mom Love - Mom, Dad, Tanner, and Merissa “Out of Yourself . . . into the Team.” “The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but rather a lack of will.” – VINCE LOMBARDI

Trey Shupp Benjamin Khoury Carthage Central H.S. Sherburne-Earlville H.S. We are so proud of all that you have accomplished. We went beyond ourselves to win as a team. Your future is bright and with your dedication and Congratulations to the scholar athletes for their determination you will go far. dediction and accomplshments – Ben Love,Mom, Dad, Cheyenne, and Tyrin

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Cole Carpenter Immaculate Heart Central Donovan Whipple Congratulations on your accomplishments on and off Westhill H.S. the football field. We are so proud of you and we Congratulations! We’re very proud of you and all your know this is only the beginning of the many great accomplishments on and off the football field! things you will achieve in your lifetime. Love, Dad, Mom, Greg & Mo Love,Mom, Dad & Zach Anthony “Rico” Ricottilli

Anthony Ricottilli Cortland Jr. Sr. H.S. Congratulations. You are an outstanding Student-Athlete Nicholas Reitz and an even more amazing young man. All your success has been earned and is very well deserved. Fulton G. Ray Bodley H.S. We are very proud of you.

– 34 – hapter ward inner istinguished merican ward CRITERIA This award is presented on special occasions to an outstanding American, but not necessarily to a former football player. The recipient will be a person who has maintained a lifetime of interest in the game and who has, over a long period of time, exhibitied leadership qualities and who has made a significant contribution to the betterment of amateur football in the United States and to the quality of life for all Americans. THIS YEAR’S HONOREE U.S. Army Tenth Mountain Division Fort Drum, New York Major General Stephen J. Townsend, Commander, 10th Mountain Division and Fort Drum Accepting: Colonel David Doyle, 2nd Brigade Combat Team Commander The modern 10th Mountain Division was reactivated as a "Light Infantry” Division at Fort Drum in February 1985, designed to meet a wide range of worldwide infantry intensive contingency missions. Over the next six years, facilities were constructed, units were activated, soldiers assigned, and varying levels of training exercises were conducted to bring the divisionís units to their full readiness. The Divisionís first deployment was to support recovery efforts in south Florida following Hurricane Andrew in 1992. Later that same year, units were deployed to Somalia to secure major cities and roads to provide safe passage for relief supplies to the starving Somali population under Operation Restore Hope. In 1994, units deployed to Haiti during Operation Uphold Democracy, conducting the Army's first air assault from an aircraft carrier and providing security for President Aristideís return to Haiti. Between 1997 and 2001, elements of the 10th Mountain Division supported peacekeeping and peace enforcement operations around the world, serving with the Multinational Force and Observers in the Sinai Desert, and supporting operations in Bosnia and Kosovo. In 2001, 10th Mountain Division units were among the first to deploy to Afghanistan in response to the September 11 attack and the Division continued to support Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan as well as deploying various units to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, through 2010. All Division units were redeployed from Afghanistan in 2014. The 10th Mountain Division (Light Infantry) remains ready to deploy worldwide in support of global contingencies – a trained and combat ready force for rapid deployment. The 10th Mountain Division and the Syracuse University Football Team teamed together three years ago to incorporate the unique Army leadership and team building exercises into the SU pre-season football program. The SU football team uses this opportunity to aid in the growth of the players and further their relationship with Fort Drum and the 10th Mountain Division. Fort Drum and SU view this relationship as a way to strengthen the bond between the 10th Mountain Division, SU football and members of the surrounding area.

Colonel Dave Doyle is the commander of 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, and an avid fan of the Dallas Cowboys and the Texas Longhorns. A native of New York, he is a 1993 graduate of the U.S. Military Academy and holds an Masters Degree in Strategy from the National War College. He has served in support of operations in Haiti, Iraq and Afghanistan in both conventional and special operations units. Sergeant Jaren S. Jackson joined the Army in 2012 and serves as a Motor Transportation Operator. Sergeant Jackson played high school football at Vigor and T.R. Miller High School in Alabama from 2007-2011. He played his freshman and sophomore season earning all-state honors as a sophomore as safety. He transferred to T.R. Miller High in spring of 2009 as a junior he earned all state honors again as a safety, leading his team to a state championship and leading class 3A in interceptions. His senior season he led his team to a 2nd straight state championship and earning all-state honors and finishing 2 in 3A Back of the year and finished 4th in Mr. Football for the state of Alabama. He earned a scholarship to Auburn University but before he started his playing career at Auburn during his freshman year, suffered a knee injury which ended his season and his career. Sergeant Michael G. Yount joined the Army in 2010 and serves as a Radio and Communication Security Equipment Repairer. Sergeant Yount played high school football at Warren G.Harding High School from 2004-2008 as a wide receiver. He was a 3 year starter, 2 year letterman, and as a senior he was the captain of the team. As a senior he also was named 1st Team All Conference and led the conference in reception touchdowns, 2nd in receiving yards and receptions. He led his team to a Conference Championship on 2007 and a State Championship in 2008. After graduating high school, he attended Youngstown State University for 1 year. SGT Yount continues to play football in between deployments as a member of the Semi-Pro team, Watertown Revolution. Last year he finished the season with 10 Touchdowns and over 1,000 yards receiving. Staff Sergeant Anthony Ciccariello Jr. joined the Army in 2009 and is a Geospatial Intelligence Imagery Analyst. Staff Sergeant Anthony Ciccariello Jr. played high school football at Menchville High School from 2000 - 2004. He played and finished 2nd in the Peninsula District in passing yards and passing touchdowns. He was named the team offensive player of the year and served as one of three team captains throughout the season. After graduating high school he continued playing football at Bridgewater College as a quarterback and was part of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference Champion Bridgewater College Eagles. PREVIOUS WINNERS: 2011: HONORABLE JOHN MCHUGH 2005: LT. BRYAN TAYLOR, U.S.N. 2008: HONORABLE JOHN CHERUNDOLO 2002: HONORABLE NORMAN A. MORDUE 2007: E. DOUGLAS KENNA 2001: PERNE BILLINGS – 15 – – 16 – “Congratulations John” “It’s not whether you get knocked down, it’s whether you get up.”– VINCE LOMBARDI

John Popple Michael Francis Perrino Canastota H.S. Cooperstown H.S. We are proud of all your hard work and dedication. With sincere gratitude to all of those who have been a Its been great watching you play football for the last part of my development as a person, an athlete and a 12 years – Love Mom and Dad teammate. Thank you! “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to “Tiger Pride.” pay the price to make them come true.” – LEON-JOSEPH CARDINAL SUENENS

Ethan T. Evans Brett H. Milligan Sauquoit Valley Central H.S. Onondaga Central H.S. We could not be more proud of you Ethan! Congratulations Brett! We are so proud of you and Pursue your dreams with confidence and all our love. your accomplishments throughout high school. Mom, Dad, Kathryn, David, Garrett, Liam, We wish you the very best for your future. Nana and PopPop. Love, Mom and Dad

– 33 – “Congratulations, Bryce”

Bryce Belanger Hamilton Central School Congratulations on a great season to you and the Matthew V. VanDreason Morrisvill-Eaton/Hamilton football team. You have so Thomas R. Proctor H.S. much to be proud of, on and off of the field. “Congratulations #77.” “Excellence on and off the field.”

Romero Napoleon Jones Watertown H.S. Ryan Oliver Your hard work continues to bring honor to our family. Vernon-Verona-Sherrill C.S. We are very proud of you and love you. We are very proud of he young man you have Remember the only place success comes before work become in your accomplishments is in the dictionary. Love, Mom and Dad

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– 17 – C ENTRAL N EW Y ORK C HAPTER The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, Inc.

ackground nformation

Founded in 1947 by Grantland Rice,General Douglas MacArthur and Colonel Earl (Red) Blaik,The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame is dedicated to mobilizing the constructive forces of amateur football, at all levels, for the benefit of society as a whole. As stated most clearly by former President - and Foundation Gold Medal recipient - Dwight D. Eisenhower: “In football, in business, in the trades and the pro- fessions, the normal urge to excel provides one of the most hopeful assurances that our kind of society will continue to advance and prosper. Morale…the will to win, the fighting heart…are the honored hallmarks of the football coach and player. This morale, this will, this heart…we need not only in athletic teams as indi- vidual, but collectively.” To preserve and encourage these values in our nation’s youth,The National Football Foundation helps to bring together all of the organized groups that play,coach,administer,support and report amateur football.

THE MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION ARE DEDICATED TO: l.Preserving the spirit of football,its character-building attributes and its vital role in the education process. 2. Fostering the use of these attributes and its vital role in the development of scholarship and leadership. 3. Recognizing and honoring accomplishments both on and off the playing field. 4. Providing permanence to the history of these accomplishments.

Today, The National Football Foundation - with more than 19,000 members in over 100 Chapters through- out the United States - conducts two major programs that make significant contributions in achieving these lofty goals.

I. THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARDS The Foundation’s Scholar-Athlete Awards are divided into two categories, local and national.

LOCAL SCHOLAR-ATHLETES - HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL Educators, coaches and community leaders agree that education and development values must be taught at this level.The National Football Foundation’s Chapters provide the local community with positive role mod- els by recognizing those individuals in their community who best exemplify all three qualifications: 1. Outstanding academic application and performance 2. Exemplary school leadership and citizenship 3. Superior football performance

NATIONAL SCHOLAR-ATHLETES - COLLEGE LEVEL Although the basic requirements remain the same - Scholarship,Citizenship and Football Performance - the competition is clearly more intense.The National Football Foundation’s National Scholar-Athletes are truly rep- resentative of our nation’s best and brightest.To date,The National Football Foundation has awarded Scholar- Athlete scholarships totaling nearly seven million dollars.

Ð 18 Ð “Congratulations David.” “Congrats to Jack Burgmaster - #5 Auburn HS.”

Jack Burgmaster David Thomas Flood Auburn H.S. Bishop Ludden H.S. Jack, a 4 great years of V Football in the Auburn We are proud of your hard work and dedication. Maroon tradition. You are a hard working, team leader Good luck in the future both on and off the field. Best of luck at UAlbany. “There are no traffic jams along the extra mile.” – ROGER STAUBACH

Hunter Michael Bowden Weedsport Jr./Sr. H.S. Congratulations Hunter on a great high school career! Tyler Hudson We are so proud. Whitesboro H.S. Love – Your biggest fans, Mom, Dad & Reilly

Ð 31 Ð “Football is like life - it requires perserverance, self- “Congratulations Daniel!” denial, hard work, sacrifice, dedication and respect for authority.” – VINCE LOMBARDI

Daniel Hatch Brian Silfer Solvay H.S. Cazenovia H.S. We are so very proud of all you have accomplished. We are proud of you. Love – Mom and Dad “Congratulations Justin” “Josh you are a Special Son”

Josh Reid Oriskany Jr./Sr. H.S. Justin B. Cox You have made us proud! Chittenango H.S. Congratulkation, We Love You!! Mom, Dad, Justin, Grandpa Reid & Madison

Ð 30 Ð Since its early beginnings in 1951,The College Football Hall of Fame has grown to become one of the world’s major sports shrines.Today, more than 810 players and coaches - those whose careers have exempli- fied the Foundation’s basic creed of Scholarship, Citizenship and Performance - are enshrined at The College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend,Indiana.The temple of the great college football men,honoring those who have honored the game with their contributions, is the creation and ongoing commitment of The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. In addition,The Annual Kickoff Classic at the Meadowlands in New Jersey provides a major source of revenue to support The Foundation and its scholarship programs. Other activities sponsored by The National Football Foundation include the Annual Awards Dinner,the award- ing of the MacArthur Bowl and Championship trophies to all Divisions of College Football.

The National Football Foundation seeks to not only honor the great players and coaches in the history of College Football but to also inspire our nation’s youth to compete on the athletic fields and in the classroom and to assume leadership roles on the high school and college campuses today.

The National Football Foundation honors men who honor the game, men who have revealed a love of country,concern for their fellow man and the nation’s youth — men who get involved in community affairs, men who care about today’s problems and tomorrow’s leadership.

In a broad but very significant sense The National Football Foundation is a nationwide educational organ- ization. It enlists the ex-player, educator, athletic director and coach, the football official, writer and commen- tator,and the football fan in the service of the American youth. It strives to promote football as an integral and wholesome part of our educational processes; to inculcate the ideals of sportsmanship into the mind of the spectator as well as that of the player; and to encourage the most beneficial direction and playing of the game at schools and colleges throughout the country.

To achieve its aims, the Foundation seeks to establish the true concept of football and to gain recognition of the significant role it plays in the preservation and advancement of our way of life. It endeavors to attain these goals by disseminating relevant information through its own publications and the other voices that reach the public, by granting awards and fellowships for postgraduate study to college seniors who have been out- standing in football ability, academic achievement and campus leadership during their undergraduate years, and by honoring in the College Football Hall of Fame those college players and coaches whose deeds and lives during and after their playing and coaching days have been exemplary and inspiring.

Throughout the country, over 19,000 members of The Foundation, working through their local chapters honor and award to high school scholar-athletes fellowships for their college undergraduate studies.

The Foundation, in accomplishing its purposes, serves not only the youth but the nation as well. High school and college football, conducted and played in the proper way, teaches lessons which, together with those taught in the classroom, help mold young Americans sound in heart, mind and body.

www.cnyfootballfoundation.com Ð 19 Ð C ENTRAL N EW Y ORK C HAPTER The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, Inc. cholar thlete ward onorees – COLLEGE – COLGATE UNIVERSITY HAMILTON SUNY CORTLAND SPENCER J. WALLACH MICHAEL DEPERCIN JOSEPH DELUCA

CORNELL UNIVERSITY MORRISVILLE STATE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY RUSH IMHOTEP JEDD D. BURDICK J. SAM RODGERS

ITHACA COLLEGE ST. LAWRENCE UTICA COLLEGE BEN CARY DILLON KNIGHT JON TREEN – HIGH SCHOOL – ADIRONDACK CATO-MERIDIAN CORTLAND TYLER J. CHASE COLLIN C. RICHARDS ANTHONY RICOTTILLI

A-P-W CAZENOVIA DOLGEVILLE AUSTIN P. A PPLEBY BRIAN SILFER KASEY W. FOSTER

AUBURN CENTRAL SQUARE EAST SYRACUSE-MINOA JACK BURGMASTER DOMINIC GODICI KOLLIN DIEDRICKSON

BALDWINSVILLE CENTRAL VALLEY ACADEMY FAYETTEVILLE-MANLIUS COLE J. BURCHILL ROBERT A. MATOUSEK, JR. JAKE WITTIG

BISHOP GRIMES CHITTENANGO FOWLER GREGORY M. MACALUSO JUSTIN B. COX CARLOS D. MCARTHUR II

BISHOP LUDDEN CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY FRANKFORT-SCHUYLER DAVID THOMAS FLOOD JOSHUA C. BROWN NICHOLAS SPINA

CAMDEN CICERO-NORTH SYRACUSE G. RAY BODLEY, FULTON SCOTT GRAHAM JAKE MCARDELL NICHOLAS REITZ

CANASTOTA COOPERSTOWN GENERAL BROWN JOHN P. P OPPLE MICHAEL F. P ERRINO COLTON JAMES SNYDER

CARTHAGE CORCORAN HANNIBAL TREY M. SHUPP JOHN PATRICK DEMOTT AUSTIN P. M ATTISON

www.cnyfootballfoundation.com – 20 – “Congratulations Jake” It’s not always going to be easy, but it is always going to be worth it!

Michael Vitale Jake McArdell Port Byron H.S. Cicero-North Syracuse H.S. Dana L. West High School We are so proud of you. You always manage to make us very proud. You Keep working hard and success will follow. work hard and deserve all the success you have Mom, Dad and Cortney achieved – Mom, Dad, Lexi & Morgan “Congratulations, We are proud of you.”

Kollin Diedrickson Jack R. Heaton East Syracuse Minoa H.S. Notre Dame Jr./Sr. H.S. We are so proud of all you’ve accomplished! Utica Keep working hard and continue to do your best. We love you. We Love you. Dad, Mom, Mary Katherine & Margaret Mom, Dad and Cameron

Ð 29 Ð “Keep drinking that Kool-Aid” “It’s not whether you get knocked down; it’s whether you get up.” –VINCE LOMBARDI “Just Relax” –AARON ROGERS

Austin P. Appleby Tyler J. Chase Altmar-Parrish-Williamstown H.S. Adirondack Central H.S. We are proud of the young man you’ve become and To a wonderful young man, look forward to what you’ll accomplish in the future we are incredibly proud of you. Love Mom, Dad, Ashley, Madelyn & Ryan “Congrats” “Congratulations Nick #7”

Nick Spina Robert A. Matousek, Jr. Frankfort-Schuyler H.S. Central Valley Academy Congratulations on being awarded Scholar-Athlete. Love,Mom, Dad, Katy, Grandma & Grandpa This is truly an outstanding achievement.

Ð 28 Ð HENNINGER NOTTINGHAM UTICA NOTRE DAME JAMES J. CONNORS, JR. RYCKARCE CAMPBELL JACK R. HEATON

HERKIMER ONEIDA CITY UTICA PROCTOR ZACH STEELE RORY MCCARTHY MATTHEW V. VANDREASON

HOLLAND PATENT ONONDAGA CENTRAL VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL JARED N. FISHER BRETT H. MILLIGAN RYAN M. OLIVER

HOMER CENTRAL ORISKANY WATERTOWN CITY ANDREW COTTRELL JOSHUA THOMAS REID ROMERO NAPOLEON JONES

IMMACULATE HEART CENTRAL OSWEGO WATERVILLE COLE CARPENTER EDWARD SHERIDAN NOAH BARNES

INDIAN RIVER CENTRAL PHOENIX WEEDSPORT CENTRAL DENSEL BARNES DUSTIN BLUMER HUNTER MICHAEL BOWDEN

JAMESVILLE-DEWITT PORT BYRON/UNION SPRINGS WEST CANADA VALLEY BENJAMIN WIPPER MICHAEL J. VITALE III COLE SMITH

JORDAN-ELBRIDGE PULASKI ACADEMY WEST GENESEE RYAN COOPER MATTHEW MCNITT JOSHUA A. MATTICE

LITTLE FALLS ROME FREE ACADEMY WESTHILL MATTHEW SAMMONS PETER MASTRACCO DONOVAN JAMES WHIPPLE

LIVERPOOL SANDY CREEK CENTRAL WESTMORELAND MATTHEW SALA JOSHUA M. LOCOCO TYLER S. PLATT

LOWVILLE ACADEMY SAUQUOIT VALLEY WHITESBORO CENTRAL CONNOR M. FAYLE ETHAN T. EVANS TYLER A. HUDSON

MARCELLUS SHERBURNE-EARLVILLE AARON CHRISTOPHER CUSICK BEN KHOURY

MEXICO SKANEATELES JACOB WOOLSON JOHN P. T EIXEIRA, IV

MORRISVILLE-EATON HAMILTON SOLVAY BRYCE BELANGER DANIEL R. HATCH

MOUNT MARKHAM SOUTH JEFFERSON CENTRAL ADAM LEE WESTBROOK LOGAN BLOUNT

NEW HARTFORD THOUSAND ISLANDS MICHAEL J. NOLE II COREY D. BYERS

NEW YORK MILLS TULLY CAMERON LYONS KYLE HOKE

www.cnyfootballfoundation.com – 21 – ast Scholar thlete ward inners Past Scholar Athletes and Year HIGH SCHOOL Holden J. Coon 2010 Mike Kern 2003 ADIRONDACK Jeff Richards 2011 Alex Tripoli 2004 Steve Haller 2001 Karl W. Kirch 2012 Brandon Corp 2005 Nicholas Reppard 2002 Joseph Muller III 2014 Matthew B. Mikulka 2007 Eamonn DeGraaf 2004 Jeffrey R. Hayes 2008 Kyle Armstrong 2006 CANASTOTA Ryan Schiedo 2009 Travis J. Lemon 2007 Brian Kropa 2002 Craig D. Martin 2010 Michael K. Wilbert 2008 Robert Watkins 2003 Steven G. Mesmer 2011 Craig Dittl 2009 Daniel Gaglianese 2004 Bradley Phelps 2012 Cody Buhler 2012 Craig A. Kropa 2005 Kyle Zimmer 2013 Joseph G. Acey 2013 Jason Sgarlata 2006 Matthew Cretaro 2014 Coty Lutz 2014 Matthew L. Owens 2007 Benjamin T. Rinauto 2008 CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY ALEXANDRIA BAY Ryan Merrell 2009 Dan Paulus 2001 Ryan Foster 2012 Michael R. Tornatore III 2010 Marcello Distasio Jr. 2002 Jeffrey R. Merrell 2011 Chris Paulus 2003 ALTMAR PARISH WILLIAMSTOWN Gavin Campbell 2012 Joseph Battaglia 2004 Lewis Simmons 2003 Wyatt J. Albanese 2013 Richard Cummings 2005 Nathan Russell 2005 Matthew A. Russitano 2014 Matt Kinnan 2006 William J. Cefaratti 2006 Nicholas A. Trasolini 2007 Aaron D. Ingersoll 2007 CARTHAGE Zachary J. Brown 2008 Michael G. Phillips, Jr. 2008 Jared Little 2001 Jay Petosa 2009 Steven C. Palmer 2010 Matt Zando 2002 Andrew Frasier 2010 Eric Bzdick 2011 Paul Zando 2004 Tyler Dale Hamblin 2011 Gregory E. Palmer 2012 Thomas Eighmey 2005 Cameron MacPherson 2012 Lawrence “L.J.” Phoenix 2013 McLean Beyor 2006 Benjamin A. Capella 2013 Ty Christian 2014 John T. Murphy, Jr. 2007 Timothy Pierret 2014 Z. Perrin Gerber 2008 AUBURN James Grimm 2009 Jeff Bryant 2001 Patrick Gibbons 2010 Mike Hovey 2003 Nicholas A. Piroli 2011 CICERO-NORTH SYRACUSE Bryan Newcomb 2004 Ian Ates 2012 Mike Tucci 2001 Carl Festa 2005 Brandon M. Bush 2013 Mark Schnobrich 2002 Bryant Carnicelli 2006 William Gunner Serota 2014 Curtis Johnson 2003 Eric S. Miller 2007 Travis Gang 2004 Matthew Hoey 2008 CATO MERIDIAN Kyle Dolan 2005 Michael Miskell 2009 Jonathon McDonald 2001 Mike Meola, Jr. 2006 Edward Lukowski 2010 Andrew Kazulak 2002 Gregory Larioni 2007 Justin M. Corcoran 2011 Nick Snow 2003 Daniel M. Minahan 2008 Matthew F.Tehan 2012 T.K. Hayden 2007 Chad Dubiel 2009 Joseph J. Schillace 2013 Dillon Caswell 2009 Anthony Hansen Bianchi 2010 Michael Foltz 2014 Erik D. Tuttle 2010 Corey J. Barnes 2011 Matthew T. Piedmonte 2011 Alec Hulchanski 2012 BALDWINSVILLE Joshua Woods 2012 Avery L. Yarn, Jr. 2013 Chris Stahl 2001 Ryan M. White 2013 Mitchell Dunay 2014 Craig Simons 2002 Tyler Van Norstrand 2014 Shawn Herrman 2003 CLINTON CENTRAL Jason Boltus 2004 CAZENOVIA James Jarrett 2009 Brent Quimby 2005 Corey Flynn 2001 Jordan Robinson 2013 John Lawrence 2006 Adam Kulczycky 2002 Steven Williams 2014 Timothy J. Witherbee 2007 Craig Perkins 2003 Evan M. Twombly 2008 Ben Koesterer 2004 COOPERSTOWN Brian Wilson 2009 Jake Dorsey 2005 Michael Senchyshyn 2002 Niko Manning 2010 Kevin Duffy 2006 Jeremy Holmes 2003 Eric M. Tommarello 2011 Thomas Eschen, Jr. 2007 Chris Zoeller 2004 Carter Twombly 2012 Arthur J. Bigsby III 2008 Nick Schifano 2005 Eric Anthony 2013 Sean Dougherty 2009 Travis Walrath 2006 Kendrick M. “Ricky” Sparks 2014 Chad T. Dorrance 2010 Lucas Edward Niedzialkowski 2007 Liam Ryan 2011 Michael J. Croft 2008 BEAVER RIVER Doyle Patrick Judge 2012 Dan Senif 2009 Brett M. McVoy 2014 Chad C. Warren 2013 Matthew Lucas Folts 2010 Kevin Hopsicker 2014 Jeremiah Hurtubise Ford 2012 BISHOP GRIMES Jacob Miller 2013 Roland Burke 2005 CENTRAL SQUARE/PAUL V. MOORE Lucas P. Lyons 2014 Casey James Evans 2013 David Foster 2001 Andrew Bliss 2002 CORCORAN BISHOP LUDDEN Josh Rice 2003 Mary Montague 2003 Andrew Murray 2004 Shaun Waldron 2004 John Burgess 2004 Connor Sweeney 2008 Justin Campeau 2005 Melaquan Saffold 2006 Conor P. Cosgrove 2010 Travis Castleman 2006 Rashad M. Burns 2008 Aaron Maher 2011 Jacob Domachowske 2007 Quashawn Gran 2009 Matthew Rogers 2012 Dennis Timmons 2008 James O. Townsend, Jr. 2010 Collin John Cacchione 2013 Matthew McChesney 2009 Trenell D. Boggans 2011 Timothy J. Rooney 2014 Michale Gebo 2010 Johnnie Robinson 2012 Scott Davies 2011 Trayvaughn Agnewel 2013 CAMDEN Joseph M. Battaglia 2012 Nasheem Walker 2014 Aaron Wdowin 2001 Sean Spier 2013 Kyle Graham 2002 Jeff Tomion 2014 CORTLAND David Patrick 2003 Dan Pitcher 2005 Jeffrey Sanders 2004 CENTRAL VALLEY ACADEMY Nicholas Reisweber 2006 Ryan Loomis 2005 Travis Mead 2014 Jeremiah J. Hartnett 2007 Ryan O’Hara 2006 Matthew J. Pitcher 2008 Timothy Patrick Sullivan 2007 CHITTENANGO Jake Bryson 2009 Daniel L. Zeller 2008 John Gordon 2001 Caleb E. Wright 2010 Kyle Coniff 2009 Kein Trease 2002 Ð 22 Ð Congratulations Corey . . . You are Most Deserving Congratulations Matthew

Matthew Sala Corey Byers Liverpool H.S. Thousand Islands H.S. Congratulations on this exceptional honor achieved The Thousand Islands School and Community are through hard work, dedication and discipline. Proud of you . . .and Best of Luck! We are all very proud of you! “If you so choose, the challenges can make you stronger “The only person you are destined to become is the and the disappointments more determined.” person you decide to be.” –RALPH WALDO EMERSON –RALPH MARSTON

Joshua Mattice West Genesee H.S. Josh Brown We are very proud of the young man that you Christian Brothers Academy have become through your determination, Josh, keep standing tall. perseverance, and character. Love,Mom, Dad, and the rest of the “Shire.” Love,Mom, Dad, and Val

Ð 27 Ð “Our Favorite Laker”

John Teixeira Ryan Cooper Skaneateles H.S. Jordan Elbridge H.S. Congratulations John. Congratulations ~ We are so proud of you We are so proud of everything you do. Love,Mom, Dad and Sean Love Mom and Dad “Football is like life - it requires perserverance, self- “The price of success is hard work, dedication to the denial, hard work, sacrifice, dedication and respect for job at hand, and the determination that whether we authority.” – VINCE LOMBARDI win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves to the task at hand.” – VINCE LOMBARDI

Matthew Sammons Little Falls H.S. We’ve enjoyed watching you grow. Your hard work, Andrew Cottrell discipline and determination, both on and off the field, Homer H.S. has brought you this far. We look forward to sharing Incredibly proud of the young man you’ve become. future accomplishments with you. We love you!. Love ya - Mom, Dad, Nate, & Ris Dad, Mom, Nathan and Andrew

– 26 – Justin Tabel 2011 GENERAL BROWN Luke B. Kalemas 2008 Devon Darrow 2012 Christopher Soluri 2001 Antonio Doldo 2009 Joshua Gutchers 2013 Matthew Ganter 2002 Thomas Burgess 2010 Zachary Whelan 2014 Steve Vigliotti 2003 Kyle Hauk 2011 Derek Lane 2004 Santino Paolo Alteri 2012 DOLGEVILLE Richard Lagos 2005 Matthew M. Moran 2013 Robert Wein 2001 Thomas Lagos 2006 Miles Sexton 2014 Ryan Jorrey 2006 Jeffrey Fournier 2007 Kelsey J. Brandow 2008 Josh Dietterich 2009 INDIAN RIVER Clay Ardoin 2009 Jacob A. Powell 2010 Dameyan L. Williams 2010 Christopher M. Robotham 2010 Nicholas Frears 2011 Nathan Davis 2011 T.J. Scharpou 2011 Joshua O’Hearn 2012 Derrick Dalton 2012 David Levey 2012 Corey Gaffney 2013 Kody Smith 2013 Austin Frederick 2013 Robert Pickeral, Jr. Kaleb Loar 2014 Jason Nastovski 2014 HAMILTON JAMESVILLE DEWITT EAST SYRACUSE MINOA Zac Darrow 2004 Ryan Steenberg 2001 Kevin Gowin 2001 Dan Roe 2005 Grant Anderson 2003 Joshua Anderson 2002 Jared York 2006 Brad Heil 2004 Sean Condon 2003 Andrew Cottet 2005 Justin Taylor 2004 HANNIBAL Kyle Jenner 2006 Adam Brainard 2005 Ron March 2001 Ross M. Greenky 2007 Cory Graham 2006 Douglas Andrew Morgan 2007 Alex William Jorgensen 2008 Nicholas Kolod 2007 Dustin L. Eells 2008 Kenneth J. Schunck 2010 Mick Letcher 2008 Nick Firman 2011 Eric Waltz 2009 HENNINGER Koy Adams 2012 Naeal Abu-Speitan 2010 Javon Taylor 2001 Zach Shapiro 2013 Andrew J. Reichert 2011 Greg Rommel 2002 Peter Crossett 2014 Bobby Campese 2012 Thomas Davis 2003 Stephen Loder 2013 Corey Cage 2004 JORDAN ELBRIDGE Kyle Hesse 2014 Doug Fulmer, Jr. 2005 Nick Doerr 2001 Jeffrey Petersen II 2006 Brandon Farrar 2002 FAYETTEVILLE MANLIUS Kenneth A. Williams 2007 Kyle Guadagnolo 2003 William Cummings 2001 Timothy W. Rommel 2008 Timothy Berwind 2004 Elliot T. Goode 2002 Matt Kline 2009 Salvatore DiSanza, Jr. 2005 Ryan Twichell 2003 Cameron T. Robinson 2010 John P.Thomas 2006 Jonathon Kolozsvary 2004 Willie Walker, Jr. 2011 Jason Coleman 2007 David Mackintosh 2005 Kyle Adams 2012 James R. Hohm 2008 Isaac Bailey 2006 Richard Robinson 2013 William Smithson 2009 Ethan Gilbert 2007 Michael J. Campagna 2014 Connor M. Smart 2010 Michael J. Riccione 2008 Sean Cooper 2011 Chris Quinn 2009 HERKIMER Logan W. Smart 2012 Michael O’Neil 2010 Jason Stack 2003 Noland Michels 2013 John Wittig 2011 Joel Ahern 2004 Taylor Jones 2014 Conner Chen 2012 Kyle Crandall 2005 Sean Bright 2013 Arthur Zhushma 2008 LAFAYETTE Jacob C. Pulver 2014 John Crandall 2009 Brett Dennis 2002 Sean Crandall 2012 Shawn Coon 2004 FOWLER Michael Dober 2013 William O’Brien 2006 Syeeb Howard 2001 Steven Napolitano 2014 Cory M. Russell 2007 Jerrell Grady 2002 Scott W. Harrington 2008 Jeremiah Chandler 2003 HOLLAND PATENT Jowan Thornton 2004 Curtis Hurlbut 2011 LITTLE FALLS Chad Hayden 2005 Quade Kirk 2012 Barry Spaulding 2006 Prince Mack 2006 Joseph Austin Mann 2013 Jeffrey W. Mendl 2007 Brian Jones 2007 James G. Sarto 2008 Forrest Williams, Jr. 2008 HOMER Andrew Gorinshek 2009 Ron Pugh 2009 Aaron LeFever 2001 Nathan Sammons 2010 Joshua Cruz 2010 Russell Oechsle 2003 Tim Morgan 2011 Darryn Cooley 2011 Luke Siwula 2004 Zach R. McLaughlin 2012 Matthew Neuser 2012 Derrick Hartnett 2005 Andrew Sammons 2013 John Carnegie 2013 John Williams 2006 Dalton N. Cooley 2014 Trevor J. O’Gorman 2007 LIVERPOOL Mike Carboine 2008 Matthew Gervais 2001 FRANKFORT-SCHUYLER Brandon Simonetta 2009 Jeffrey Snyder 2002 Marc Reina 2005 James M. Cochran 2010 Matthew Ventre 2003 Ryan Button 2006 Joe Marchetti 2011 Brandon Watters 2004 Todd Storey 2007 Michael J. Hartnett 2012 Brendan Rogers 2005 Hank A. Penree 2008 Nathan Cole 2013 Cory Gionet 2006 J.B. Nicotera 2009 Nicholas S. Holcomb 2014 John Matthew Root 2007 Andrew J. Talarico 2010 Paul L. Stanzione 2008 Joseph Cooper 2011 ILION Daniel Wentworth 2009 Patrick J. Fraccola 2012 Anthony Bonvino 2001 James L. Wright 2010 Brandon Longo 2013 Andrew Lytwynec 2002 Josh Withrow 2011 Joseph DeSarro 2014 Jacob Woudenberg 2003 Joseph Nicholas Pizzuto 2012 Chris Malley 2006 Nicholas P. Husak 2013 FULTON/G. RAY BODLEY Eric Lachacz 2007 Benjamin C. Terzini 2014 Nicholas Barnes 2001 Andrew Dusseault 2009 Matthew Pollock 2002 Alexander B. Benoit 2010 LOWVILLE ACADEMY Harry Merritt 2003 Jon Treen 2011 Patrick Reagan 2001 Zachary Bogardus 2004 Matthew Hall 2012 Harold Honey 2002 Dan Pollock 2005 Kenneth Birchenough 2003 Tony A. Cortese 2006 IMMACULATE HEART CENTRAL John Cushing 2004 Connan E. Ingham 2008 David Gebo 2001 Matthew McHugh 2005 Jacob Osborn 2009 Samuel Burgess 2002 David Widrick 2006 D.J. Ingham 2010 John Northrup 2003 Ross M. Virkler 2007 Steven DeLisle 2012 Christian Spicer 2004 William H. Snyder 2008 Cody Dick 2013 Jordan Mentry 2005 Joshua Jones 2009 Seth Britton 2014 Jordan Yuhas 2006 Justin Roy Hirschey 2010

Ð 23 Ð Mark Nortz 2011 Kevin Donegan 2003 Perry Edwards 2003 Logan D. Rohr 2012 Robert Kramer 2004 Tim Szczerba 2004 Eric Bingle 2013 Devin Blessing 2005 Thomas Manning 2005 Danile Austin 2014 Mark Morris 2006 Joe DiMaggio 2006 Matthew D. Kramer 2007 Thomas Brognano 2007 MARCELLUS Edward Dale Ano 2008 Kal Patrick Campbell 2008 Nick Larkin 2002 Ryan Kramer 2009 Justin Torres 2009 Eric Kraus 2003 Ryan Shene 2010 Kyle Hash 2011 Ben Sopchak 2004 Evan Watson 2011 Richard H. Stapleton, II 2012 Bill Kinney 2005 Brandon T. Worley 2012 Brett McKinney 2013 Corey Fike 2006 Kyle Peck 2013 Robert Anthony Alder 2014 Patrick D. Keegan 2007 David G. Carroll 2014 Jeffrey Watson 2008 SANDY CREEK Greg Kelly 2009 ONONDAGA CENTRAL SCHOOLS Timothy Blodgett 2001 William J. Fiacchi 2010 Jon LeMessurier 2001 Joseph Spano 2002 Ricky Alfreds 2011 Chris Mayotte 2002 R. Russell Sperati 2004 Kyle Hastings 2012 Kyle Martin 2003 Jeremy J. Freeman 2006 Cullen M. Stubbs 2013 Mike Hart 2004 Troy J. Shirley 2007 Stephen J. Hogan 2014 Felipe Diaz 2005 Troy J. Shirley 2008 Joseph Brewer 2006 Michael Elkin 2009 MEXICO Justin Rogers 2008 Koby D. Fowler 2010 Matthew Colvin 2001 Zach Holbrook 2009 Jacob Halsey 2011 Russell Daniels 2002 Isaac Goodman 2010 Joshua Bradberry 2012 Christopher Widell 2003 Jermaine Adams 2011 Mitchell S. Garvin 2013 Kenny Wood 2006 Andrew Fisher 2012 William “Jake” Benedict 2014 Travis Ladd 2007 Timothy Pierce 2013 SAUQUOIT VALLEY David H. Kinney 2008 Charles Pierce 2014 Patrick J. Julian, Jr. 2008 Michael Mournighan 2009 Ryan D. Critelli 2010 James P.Wilson 2010 ORISKANY David Evans 2011 Brandon Burnham 2011 Cody James Murphy 2013 Mark Andrew Martin 2012 Shaun Kinney 2012 Ryan Christopher Lockwood 2014 Matthew R. Wheelock 2013 Thomas J. LaCelle 2013 Alden Fox 2014 OSWEGO SHERBURNE-EARLVILLE Ryan DeRose 2003 Joseph E. Corey, Jr. 2010 MORISVILLE-EATON HAMILTON Dom Scanlon 2004 Gregory F. DuVall 2011 Wyatt l. Morris 2014 Nicholas Cummings 2005 Cory M. Musician 2012 David Winklebleck 2007 Matthew R.W. Smith 2013 MOHAWK CENTRAL Jeremy D. Linn 2008 Adam Alishauskas 2014 Dan Gardner 2011 Abe McAndrew 2009 Philip A. Streeter 2012 Michael R. Brown 2010 SKANEATELES Michael A. Santillo 2013 Chris D. Pike 2011 Alexander Kelsen 2005 Peter Khamis 2012 Linus W. Walton, Jr. 2007 MOUNT MARKHAM Rob A. Ziegler 2013 Kenneth Dean 2008 Daniel D. Roberts 2010 Garrett T. Skinner 2014 Drake Hill 2009 Nick Bailey 2011 Scott Bruening 2010 Colton H. Dye 2012 PHOENIX Patrick Roberts 2011 Joshua Holtham 2013 Eric Mason 2001 Ryan P. Sherman 2012 Allan M. Culver 2014 Adam Wood 2002 James Steven Bright 2013 Ryan Milliken 2003 Nicholas Hyland 2014 NEW HARTFORD Randall C. Bittel 2005 Kevin Bartoszek 2001 Matthew Lippert 2006 SOLVAY Jeremy Kozak 2002 Travis Hughes 2007 Todd Acchione 2001 Vito Pugliano 2003 Jacob Deshaies 2008 Brandon Fougnier 2002 Shaun McQueary 2004 Alex Milliken 2009 Mike Wall 2003 Ed Timpano 2005 Benjamin Ewald 2012 Salvatore Cavallaro 2004 Travis Owens 2006 Bruce Duane Jones, III 2013 Christopher Martinez 2005 Kyle B. Hutchinson 2007 Dylan Doupe 2014 Brian R. Goodrich 2006 Zachary T. Armstrong 2008 Joseph V. Frateschi 2007 John Boyle 2009 PORT BYRON Benjamin E. Carl 2008 Dylan J. Hoffman 2010 Sean O’Hora 2007 Thomas Hayes 2009 Joe Talarico 2011 Michael L. Bernardoni 2008 R.J. Lostumbo 2010 Derek German 2012 Zachary Kudla 2010 Jack S. DeGonzaque, Jr. 2011 James S. DeFazio 2013 Caleb Green 2011 John D. Salvagno 2012 Brian M. Verbickas 2014 Daniel O’Hara, Jr. 2012 Michael J. Nicolini 2013 Kyle Podolak 2013 Cody Pucello 2014 NEW YORK MILLS Nicholas Houle 2006 PORT BYRON / UNION SPRINGS SOUTH JEFFERSON George P. Albert 2014 Schyler Delamarter 2014 J. Hunter Greene 2001 Sean Majo 2002 NOTTINGHAM PULASKI Jon Jerome 2003 Kory Lobdell 2003 Joe Kondratowicz 2003 Michael Burgess 2004 Brandon Clark 2004 Nick Sottung 2004 Edward Blackford 2005 Shaton Clark 2005 Brandon Mahaffy 2005 Patrick Blackford 2006 Chaz W. Legette 2006 Tyler Perry 2006 Anthony M. Behling 2007 Adam Lee Mika 2007 Daniel M. Pastuf 2007 Jamison P. Crast 2008 Kevin Kassel Sabine 2008 Michael J. Buckley 2008 Kevin Deon 2009 Terrence Warren 2009 Joseph B. Bright 2009 Grant C. White, Jr. 2010 Joshua J. Mims 2010 Kasey P. McConnell 2010 Taylor E. Mustizer 2011 Robert Alexander Howard 2011 Michael J. Cowan 2011 Mitchell Modlin 2012 Delvon Sullivan 2012 Mason T. Fahnestock 2012 Jacob J. Perry 2013 Derrick Gore 2013 Joshua E. LaRock 2013 Gregory Gilligan 2014 Jefari Davis 2014 Kyle Glenister 2014 SOUTH LEWIS NOTRE DAME ROME CATHOLIC Matthew B. Mooney 2014 Anthony Altieri 2002 Christopher N. Pallas 2007 Michael Buffa 2005 THOUSAND ISLANDS ROME FREE ACADEMY Brendan Geiss 2001 ONEIDA Derrick Hogan 2001 Nathan Kieff 2002 John Lanzafame 2002 Chet DiBari 2002 Lance Peterson Jr. 2003

– 24 – Jordan Jones 2005 Jacob William Nigolian 2012 Matt Scalice 2009 Bryan Wiley 2006 Peter A. “Tony” Rogers 2013 Kyle L. Scharles 2010 Adam J. Powers 2008 Tyler John King 2014 David Ahonen 2011 Tim Freitag 2009 Spence White 2012 Kevin W. Bachman II 2010 WESTMORELAND Clay Ardoin 2013 Evan William Bach 2011 Josh White 2002 Jared D. Prugar 2014 Ethan J. Whitton 2012 Ben Zamperetti 2003 Michael LaFlamme 2013 T.J. Losowski 2009 MORRISVILLE STATE Erick Lange 2014 David K. Bowers 2010 Tom Britton 2002 Joseph S. Patrick 2011 Chad Rowe 2003 TULLY Tyler Robert Barnes 2012 Sean Field 2005 Matthew Brophy 2001 Tyler Michael Crandall 2013 Jarrett O’Hara 2007 Josh VanBuskirk 2002 Tyler J. Taverne 2014 Richard Roberts 2008 Timothy Bedore 2003 Eddie Hull 2009 Sam Sirota 2005 WHITESBORO CENTRAL Joe Shue 2010 Tom Sproul 2006 Mark Van Deusen 2001 Nick Omilanowicz 2011 Jonathan Stidd 2007 Kenneth Smith 2002 Nate McConnell 2012 Dylan P. Doody 2008 Geoff Henderson 2003 Darry L. Albright 2013 Rory J. Spain 2010 Eric Reile 2004 Juan Ignacio Rios 2014 Erich Ovis Gaues 2011 Daryl Kasprowizz 2005 Josiah Long 2014 Josh Mullen 2006 ST.LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY Thomas Havener 2007 Jesse Hoffman 2003 UTICA NOTRE DAME Steven S. Karboski, Jr. 2008 Brendan Hayes 2004 Alex Kondzielawa 2014 Sean Wlock 2009 Patrick Reagan 2005 Joshua D. Visalli 2010 James Buchanan 2006 VERNON-VERONA-SHERRILL Michael J. Sullivan 2011 Hank Anderson 2007 Daniel J.Walts 2010 Conner G. Passalacqua 2012 Bradley Heil 2008 Collin M. Way 2011 Theodore J. Olney 2013 Andrew Welkley 2009 Matthew J. Sliker 2012 Cody J. Stewart 2014 McLean Beyor 2010 Brett D. Field, Jr. 2013 Shane Hoffman 2011 Dane P. Carlson 2014 COLLEGE Ethan Sutton 2012 COLGATE UNIVERSITY Joseph P. Napolitano III 2013 WATERTOWN CITY John Frieser 2002 Michael Tateosian 2014 Joshua L. Pierce 2008 John Frieser 2003 John M. Castilleja 2014 John Frieser 2004 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Jared Nepa 2006 Kyle Johnson 2001 WATERVILLE Michael Gallihugh 2007 Josh Thomas 2002 Jonathan H. Piersma 2014 Michael Gallihugh 2008 Troy Nunes 2003 Greg Sullivan 2009 Rich Scanlon 2004 WEEDSPORT Greg Sullivan 2010 Matthew Tarullo 2005 Brian Bach 2002 Greg Sullivan 2011 Tommy Harris 2006 Tyler Saladin 2003 Gavin McCarney 2014 Michael Sklarosky 2007 Matthew Drury 2004 Dowayne Davis 2008 Michael Case 2005 CORNELL UNIVERSITY Ryan Durand 2009 Adam M. Quigley 2007 Joe Splendorio 2001 James McKenzie 2010 Jacob Ekross 2008 Ricky Rahne 2002 Anthony Perkins 2011 Abraham J. Jordan 2010 Keith Ferguson 2003 Adam Harris 2012 David S. Chirco 2011 Neil Morrissey 2004 Ryan Nassib 2013 Austin M. Ashby 2012 Brad Kitlowski 2005 Macky MacPherson 2014 Joseph James Yorio 2013 Patrick Potts 2006 Austin Craig McDeid 2014 Anthony Macaluso 2007 UTICA COLLEGE Michael Boyd 2008 James Proniewych 2008 WEST CANADA VALLEY Luke Siwula 2009 Ben Atwood 2009 Jacob Sloan 2007 Stephen Liuzza 2010 Eric Kaltl 2010 Benjamin E. Maxwell 2008 Anthony Ambrosi 2011 Travis Ladd 2011 Matthew Butler 2010 Jeff Mathews 2014 Greg l. Caloia 2012 Troy M. Moody 2011 Kyle Taft 2013 Eric P. Butler 2012 SUNY CORTLAND Joshua Visalli 2014 John P. Joslin 2013 Matthew Urciuoli 2001 Ryan D. Moody 2014 Brian Babst 2002 Todd Goodwin 2003 WEST GENESEE Mike Stepnick 2004 Mike Baracco 2001 Ryan DeCamp 2005 Shawn Freitas 2002 Joshua Jablonski 2006 Chris Whipple 2003 Adam Haas 2007 Bryan Stanistreet 2004 Jeff Beck 2008 Sean Richards 2005 Andrew Giulino 2009 Anthony V. Mangovski 2006 Brian Wiley 2010 Patrick J. Scott 2007 Daniel Pitcher 2011 Timothy P. Moran 2008 William Smith 2012 Michael Gagnon 2009 Nicholas Daley 2014 Connor Zeman 2010 Daniel S. Hillery 2011 HAMILTON COLLEGE Joseph Emilio Pedrotti 2012 Ron Thomas 2001 Daniel John Ginestro 2013 Christopher Weeden Jr. 2002 Corey A. Dunlap 2014 Sam Bowlby 2004 Sean Thorsen 2005 WESTHILL Jonathan Michel 2013 Joe DiFabio 2001 Andrew Madigan 2014 Christopher Marando 2002 Evan Flynn 2003 ITHACA COLLEGE Justin Kurtz 2004 Adam Grossman 2001 Alan Coholan 2005 Brian Young 2002 Alexander Lee 2006 Justin Daly 2003 Joseph Q. Bright 2007 Seth Molisani 2004 Derek R. Kurtz 2008 Jeff Welch 2005 Ben Longo 2009 Dustin Ross 2006 Jeffrey B. Law 2010 Justin Brunell 2007 Benjamin J. Chrisfield 2011 Ryan Terlecki 2008

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