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Meet the youth football all-conference team

Written: Nov 11, 2014 at 6:20 AM
Donovan Crockett and Reis Watkins stood tall when the Tri-County Youth Football League announced the all-conference team.

Crockett, of New Castle Black, was named the offensive MVP, while Shenango’s Reis Watkins earned defensive MVP honors.

Selections are voted on by league coaches to recognize outstanding accomplishments and efforts of the county’s youth.

Following are the first-team, second-team and honorable mention accolades for the Tri-County Youth Football League.

First Team Offense

Quarterback

Donovan Crockett, New Castle Black

Running Back

*Reis Watkins, Shenango

Antonio Pitts, Mohawk

Luke McCoy, Laurel

Kobe DeRosa, Laurel

Tight End

Morgan Whiting, Wilmington

Shayne Gumpp, Laurel

Brian Cline, Mohawk

Ramirez Williams, New Castle Black

Xavier Jones, New Castle Red

Wide Receiver

Sheldon Cox, New Castle Black

Offensive Line

*Mitch Miles, Laurel

*Joey Antuono, Neshannock

Rylan Collier, Laurel

Logan Gibson, New Castle Red

Aaron Gunn, Union

Punter

Reis Watkins, Shenango

First Team Defense

Defensive Line

*Mitch Miles, Laurel

*Joey Antuono, Neshannock

Allen Bradley, New Castle Black

Kuazale Townsend, New Castle Red

Rylan Collier, Laurel

Linebacker

*Reis Watkins, Shenango

*Luke McCoy, Laurel

J.C. Voss, Mohawk

Zack Banton-Dofflemeyer, Wilmington

Donovan Crockett, New Castle Black

Defensive Back

Ryan Lenhart, Shenango

Donny Cade, New Castle Red

Hristo Gardner, New Castle Black

Jordan Mollenkopf, Mohawk

Matthew Nativio, Neshannock

Kicker

Sheldon Cox, New Castle Black

Second Team Offense

Quarterback

Calen Bender, Wilmington

Dante Mangeri, New Castle Red

Running Back

Ryan Lenhart, Shenango

Tyler Wiles, Wilmington

Jaylon Cox, New Castle Black

Chris Petronelis, Neshannock

Wide Receiver

Vincent Argiro, Mohawk

Tight End

A.J. Carnuche, Mohawk

Cai Calabria, Shenango

Offensive Line

Vinnie Innocenzi, Mohawk

Hayden Hamilton, Laurel

Weston Phanco, Wilmington

Allen Bradley, New Castle Black

Colton Ferrucci, Shenango

Austin Harvey, New Castle Black

Punter

Skyler Thomas, New Castle Red

Calen Bender, Wilmington

Second Team Defense

Defensive Line

Weston Phanco, Wilmington

Aiden Skultety, Mohawk

Hayden Hamilton, Laurel

Aaron Turney, Union

Zack Mikulin, Wilmington

Jason Domenick, Shenango

Darnell Latham, New Castle Black

Linebacker

Shayne Gumpp, Laurel

Gavin Joyce, New Castle Black

Jason Shaver, New Castle Red

Xavier Jones, New Castle Red

Jacob Vitale, Union

Darrin Miller, Wilmington

Defensive Back

Jamie McVicker, Laurel

Antonio Pitts, Mohawk

Santino Campoli, Shenango

Clay Kelliher, Wilmington

Kicker

Ryan Lenhart, Shenango

Honorable Mention

Quarterback

J.C. Voss, Mohawk

Offensive Line

Connor Montgomery, Neshannock

Reed Kissick, Laurel

Defensive Line

Colton Huston, Wilmington

Alex Suber, Shenango

Linebacker

Dylan Shaffer, Neshannock

Adam Bryant, Shenango

Defensive Back

Jarrett Reese, Laurel

Michael Pasquarello, Laurel

Vince Sibeto, Shenango

Kicker

Neil Kennedy, Laurel

Aiden Skultety, Mohawk

Kuazale Townsend, New Castle Red

* Indicates Unanimous Selection

Local teams get playoff locations

Written: Nov 04, 2014 at 8:46 AM
The Shenango and Neshannock high football teams have received the WPIAL Class A quarterfinal round playoff assignments.

Shenango (7-3) will meet Clairton (10-0) at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Chartiers-Houston High School.

Neshannock (10-0) will travel to Deer Lakes High School to take on Jeannette (9-1) at 7:30 p.m. Friday.

Meanwhile, Wilmington High (5-4) will open PIAA District 10 Class A postseason competition when it takes on Cambridge Springs (8-2) at 7 p.m. Friday at General McLane High School.

Wilmington earns spot in D-10 playoffs

Written: Nov 03, 2014 at 5:58 AM
The wait is over for the Wilmington High football team.

A week of wondering who the Greyhounds will meet in the playoffs came to an end when District 10 released the football playoff pairings yesterday.

Wilmington (5-4) will meet Cambridge Springs (8-2) at 7 p.m. Friday at General McLane High School.

The Greyhounds shared the Region 1 championship with West Middlesex, Lakeview, Farrell and Sharpsville, all with 4-2 league marks. The Blue Devils won the Region 2 crown with a 7-0 conference mark.

The winner advances to the semifinals to meet the survivor of the Sharpsville-Iroquois matchup at a time, date and site to be determined by District 10.
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