CONGRATULATIONS
TO:
ANDREW FOX
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3rd TEAM ALL-NY STATE RUNNING BACK
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2003 LCAA DIV.
2 FOOTBALL ALL-STARS
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LEROY
SOPHOMORE RB
MIKE FARABELLA
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SECTION
V - CLASS C
ONTARIO-HONDA OFFENSIVE
PLAYER OF THE WEEK 4
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2003
ALL-GREATER ROCHESTER FOOTBALL TEAM
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Name
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School
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Year
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Height/Weight
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Position
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Jeff
Boop
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Caledonia-Mumford
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Sr.
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6-0/240
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Lineman
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Brennan
Briggs
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Batavia
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Sr.
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5-7/155
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Def.
Back
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Phil
Byers
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Gates-Chili
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Sr.
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6-1/285
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Lineman
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Dan
Clay
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Penfield
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Sr.
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5-10/215
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Linebacker
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Mike
Condon
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Victor
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Jr.
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6-2/230
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Lineman
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Jeremy
Darron
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Caledonia-Mumford
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Jr.
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6-0/200
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Running
Back
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Tom
Ferron
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Clyde-Savannah
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Sr.
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6-4/235
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End
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Mike
Kaplun
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Web.
Schroeder
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Sr.
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6-1/190
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Def.
Back
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Derek
Kinder
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Albion
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Sr.
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6-1/200
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Running
Back
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C.
J. Lee
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Pittsford
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Sr.
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6-0/165
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Def.
Back
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Rob
Lunn
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Penfield
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Sr.
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6-4/250
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Lineman
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Chris
McClurg
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Web.
Schroeder
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Sr.
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6-4/260
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Lineman
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Sean
McLaughlin
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Fairport
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Sr.
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5-11/230
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Linebacker
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Rick
Palermo
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Web.
Thomas
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Sr.
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6-2/185
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Wide
Receiver
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Alex
Ralph
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Victor
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Jr.
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5-11/170
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Quarterback
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Mark
Schaller
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Greece
Athena
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Sr.
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5-9/170
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Linebacker
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Justin
Schifano
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Web.
Schroeder
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Jr.
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6-5/295
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Lineman
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Mike
Stenclik
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Web.
Schroeder
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Jr.
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6-1/220
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Running
Back
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Brandon
Sykes
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Edison
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Sr.
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6-2/210
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Def.
Back
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Jay-Jay
Vanderstyne
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Victor
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Sr.
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5-11/185
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Wide
Receiver
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Tim
Weber
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Gates-Chili
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Sr.
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5-10/185
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Linebacker
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Joe
Zacardo
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Web.
Thomas
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Jr.
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5-11/215
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Quarterback
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Player
of the Year: Mike Stenclik (Webster Schroeder) |
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Onondaga's Mike
Hart led a 27-point 4th quarter explosion for the
Tigers to overcome Section 2 power Cambridge in the 2003 NY State
Class D Finals. OCS trailed 21-14 with less than 10 minutes to play in
the contest when Hart scored 4 TDs in the final stanza on runs of
86, 84, 26, and 29 yards. Final score Onondaga 41, Cambridge 21.
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CONGRATS
TO THE CAL-MUM RED RAIDERS
NEW YORK STATE'S FIRST 4-TIME STATE CHAMPIONS OF HS FOOTBALL |