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7. - Posted August 26, 2009 9:27PM
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CONVINCING WIN: Watertown hands Plattsburgh first loss
By MATT CORDOVA
TIMES SPORTSWRITER
SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 2009
One side of the scoreboard at the Alex T. Duffy Fairgrounds remains stuck at zero, and that's not good news for the rest of the Empire Football League.
Playing its third home game of the regular season Saturday in front of a near-capacity crowd, the Watertown Red and Black rode a dominant running attack and impenetrable defense to a 21-0 EFL victory over the Plattsburgh North Stars.
More importantly, the Red and Black (6-1), which hasn't surrendered a point at home, took a giant step toward a first-place, regular-season finish and home-field advantage throughout the playoffs.
Last week's 14-2 loss to Quebec seemed like it happened years ago to head coach George Ashcraft, whose team handled previously unbeaten Plattsburgh (6-1) with relative ease.
"Good teams bounce back and improve after a bad game," he said. "And that's what we did. It was a great team effort."
Watertown controlled the clock, and kept Plattsburgh's offense on the bench, by orchestrating long drives to wear down the defense. T.J. Williams ran for 123 yards and a score on 14 carries, while Anthony Noel took over the league lead in rushing with 75 yards and touchdown runs of 37 and six yards.
"I wasn't even getting touched in the backfield," said Williams, who missed two weeks because of a family reunion in Italy. "So it's all the O-line and good blocking by the receivers. When the blocking is on point, everything comes easy."
If losing to Quebec exposed any lack of focus, Watertown has surely cured it by now. The defense seemed to know what the North Stars were going to do as soon as the snap was delivered on most plays.
"Our defense is always strong at home," linebacker Mike Dumaw said. "We didn't let them alter what we wanted to do. We knew they like to run, and that they'd have to mix it up with some passes.
"We had a couple of very intense practices this week, and won as a team. (Plattsburgh) really didn't have an answer for anything we did."
The North Stars entered the game having allowed the least amount of points in the league, with the EFL's top passer in Ken Stay, and the top rusher, Brandon Keleher. But they hadn't yet faced a defense like Watertown's.
Plattsburgh's final, 10-play drive in the fourth quarter, when it already trailed by three touchdowns, was its longest. Stay finished with 134 yards passing, but he threw for 52 on that last series.
Watertown limited Keleher to negative-seven yards, and the North Stars gained just 19 on the ground.
"Their linebackers ran free all night, and when that happens it causes problems," Plattsburgh coach Pat Keleher said.
"We got so caught up in Watertown's running game, that we didn't play assignment football. The last thing I thought we'd give up was a big pass play, and we gave them two."
They were the only two throws — both to Lester Cole — quarterback Brian Williams completed for Watertown, but each one set up scoring runs.
Cole, who has played most of this year at cornerback, returned to the offensive huddle Saturday. He's built a reputation the past four seasons for hauling in long passes, and his 58-yard grab directly preceded the six-yard scamper Noel completed to give Watertown the 21-0 edge.
The play was just enough to make Plattsburgh protect, at least a bit, against the pass for the rest of the night.
"We showed we can put the ball in the air," T.J. Williams said. "The best running teams can pass the ball, too. Brian Williams showed that tonight. This is definitely a championship-caliber team." |
6. - Posted June 10, 2009 4:11PM
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5. - Posted March 17, 2009 10:06PM
36darkydrew
| i am glad to see minor league football getting recognition. |
4. - Posted January 22, 2009 7:34AM
trott_
The Albany Metro Mallers arrived at Spec Martin Stadium in DeLand, FL on a mission. At stake, the USFA and Minor League Football News National Championships. Standing on the other sideline, the determined and defending USFA national champion Prince William Monarchs. In the end, the Mallers withstood the hard-hitting Monarchs and demolished the defending champions 33-8. The victory makes the Albany Metro Mallers the 2009 minor league football consensus national champions.
MLFN All-American Scott Lawson was 12 of 22 for 233 yards and two touchdowns, one each to Culture Branch (4-111) and Deon Champen (4-81). CJ Tarver electrified the crowd with a 57 yards punt return for another score and kicker Craig Peterson hit 2 field goals as the Mallers opened open a 24-0 halftime lead on the defending champions. Peterson finshed with 3 FG (35 yds., 40, 30) on the night.
The Monarchs started the second half with a TD scoring drive to cut the lead to 24-6. On the Mallers second possession of the half, Lawson fumbled the ball into the endzone and fell on it for a Monarchs safety for a 24-8 lead. David Jenkins would later intercept a ill-advised Monarchs screen pass, 1 of 3 Mallers INT's on the night, for a title clinching touchdown. Alex Brace would cinch the game with a interception just after the 2:00 warning.
Linebacker Jamie 'AZ' Longmire (1 tackle, 2 assists and a fumble recovery) was named defensive MVP, tackle Carmen Daniele was offensive MVP and MLFN All-American QB Scott Lawson was named game MVP. Big Sal Iavarone was honored by the USFA for his long and distinguished playing career, which began in 1979 as a graduate of Siena College in Loudonville, NY.
The Mallers want to thank those family and fans who traveled with us to cheer us on. The Mallers also wish to thank our fans here at home. This title is for all those who braved the cold, rainy nights at Bleecker (and there were a few) to let every opponent know whose house it was.
And the players and staff take this moment to thank our families most of all. Your love and most of all, patience, with meetings, practice schedules, games and traveling allowed us to do what was necessary to become what we are now:
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS |
3. - Posted January 15, 2009 2:08PM
BigPlayTra
| Great site.. Are they putting together any tournaments in the West region.. |
2. - Posted November 5, 2008 2:13AM
bigcountry_77
I also have some comments. I have heard from various sources some unsettling and unfortunate things about the Harvest Bowl. As someone already mentioned, I don't see the logic in pairing Albany and Monroe in the 1st round. Albany won the NFA title, and Monroe was undefeated and highly ranked until that point. And on top of all that, Albany (who BEAT Monroe in the NFA Championship), now has to travel to Monroe for this game. These teo teams should be paired against lower seeds in the 1st round.
Also, apparently the Quebec Titans were originally not invited to the Harvest Bowl. This team won the EFL Championship by beating the Vermont Ice Storm, national runner's-up last year, and again highly ranked this year. After some words were said, Quebec was invited. BUT, under the stipulation that if, and ONLY if, they would play all their games on the road. I find this unfair, and it's a shame for Quebec, as they deserve as much as anyone to be a high seed in this tourament. As far as I'm concerned, the Harvest Bowl is extremely unprofessional, and could learn a lot from some of the other tournaments around the country.
Just my two cents. |
1. - Posted November 4, 2008 5:44PM
caf22
| As an avid semi-pro fan I am completely disturbed not only by lack of thought that goes into the weekly rankings, but at the way the Harvest Bowl is being run. As for the rankings, how can a team who won their own league championship be ranked behind a team that didn't even make it to the championship game? ie Mallers vs Sting. Also, the time it takes to decide who is playing whom in the tournament is ridiculous. How do you even begin the tournament (Troy vs Charlestown) before you know the rest of the participants? It seems completely unfair to me that the Mallers, who won their league, now have to travel to Monroe Co - a team that should be ranked below the Mallers. If you had waited, then perhaps these 2 two teams would have matched to Troy/Charlestown. As it stands now, you have Charlestown - which by all accounts is not one of the better teams - making it to a semi-final. You have 2 much better teams knocking each other off in the first round? This makes no sense whatsoever. I have lost all interest in this tournament - especially since it's being run so shabbily and because the best teams are going to knock each other off as lesser teams advance..... |
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