Allegany Campers Football: JV & Freshmen 2009

Team Roster:

2 Bronson Becker, 12 Jakob Shook, 17 Jared Barton, 18 Jared Arrick, Maliq McCauley,  31 Daquan McGraw, 32 Ryan Morgan, 33 Cameron McKenzie, 34 Billy Kelly, 43 Elijah Biggs, 53 Jeffery Richards, 54 Zach Barber, 57 Jordan Harman, 58 Nathan Livenston, 59 Ethan  West, 61 Cullen Taylor, 64 Andre Fagan,  65 Patrick Records, 68 Shane Evix, 70 Jeremy Whitacre, 71 Zach Pittman, 72 Wesley Pein, 73 Wade Thompson, 75 Ryan Aldridge, 81 Austin Hensel and 82 Terry Wamsley.

From the Big Blue Review...GOOD LUCK LITTLE BLUE IN 2009.

TEAM ROSTER:

5 Devonte Emerson, 7 Carter Imes, 10 Terrell McGraw, 21 Reheem Weedon,  22 Madison Wolford, 23 Calman McKenzie, 24 Christian Thomas, 41 Chris Fram, 44 Mike Fraley, 50 Garrett Bittinger, 51 Casey McCagh, 52 Payton Hedrick, 55 Anellio DeStefano, 56 Reid Lawson, 60 Hayden Bosley, 62 Jason Foose, 63 Antonio DeStefano,  66 Daryl Blank,  74 James Stonestreet, 76 Matt Fisher, 77 Garrett Maiers, 78 Taylor Logsdon, 79 William Tevis, 80 Ryan Murphy and 86 Chris Emerick.

From the Big Blue Review...Welcome to Allegany High School and GOOD LUCK IN THE 2009 SEASON. 

A GREAT WAY TO START!

Raheem Weedon ran for 109 yards and scored two touchdowns to lead Allegany freshmen over Fort Hill at Greenway Avenue Stadium.

Weedon had a 60 yard run and he scored on a 63 yard punt return and had two 2 point conversions.

Madison Wolford finished with 77 total yards and Chris Fram booted a 35 yard field goal and an extra point.

Defensively Wolford made eight solo tackles and Peyton Hedreick had five.  Weedon also finished with five tackles.

Both the offensive and defensive lines were credited with outstanding play.

Joron Watkins scored three touchdowns and Lance Fullwood tacked on two more as Fort hill built a 35-6 lead on its way to a 42-6 win over the Campers in its annual opening junior varsity game.

Watkins finished the evening with three carries for a total of 94 yards.  He ran for touchdowns of 35 and 66 yards, and also scored on a 23 yard pass from Hunter Ware for the first score of the night.

The sentinels scored 21 points in the first quarter to jump out to a quick lead.  The Watkins and Hunter hookup was the first points, and was followed by Watkins 23 yard score.  Ware punched in a one yard score to finish out the first quarter action.

Ware found Zach Godlove earlier in the third scoring drive for a 44 yard reception, and positioned the ball inside the Allegany 10 yard line.

Neither team scored in the second quarter and Watkins broke the scoreless stretch with a 66 yard touchdown.  fullwood got in on the action with a 7 yard touchdown.

Fullwood would wind up wth 103 rushing yards on 16 carries, and would score the final touchdown of the evening with a 21 yard run.

Allegany's touchdown came on a two yard run by Ryan Morgan late in the third quarter.

WHAT A GAME!

Madison Wolford rushed for 135 yards and scord the winning touchdown in leading Allegany to a 7-5 win over Frankfort in Freshmen football action.

Frankfort took a first quarter lead when Josh McNeil booted a 20 yard field goal.  The score remained 3-0 until Wolford scored on a 19 yard run in the fourth quarter.  The final points were scored when the Allegany punter ran out of the back of the end zone.

Carter imes, Payton hedrick, Raheem Weedon and Wolford were listed as defensive standouts for the Campers.

Frankfort was led offensively by Damian Morgan's 94 rushing yards.  Thane Cutter and Devin Hughes recovered fumbles.

Jared Arrick ran for one score and threw for another  in a Allegany JV win over Washington.

Arrick ran in a one yard and then connected with Jared Barton for a 25 yard touchdown for the final one.  Ryan Morgan added a 24 yard run, and Daquan McGraw scored on a 26 yard run as well as leading Allegany with a 89 yard rushing attack.

Wesley Pein, Wade Thompson, Jordan Harmon and Bronson becker were credited with leading the Campers on defense.

1ST WIN AT GREENWAY

CAMPER JV's STARTING TO COME AROUND 

Jared Arrick scored on a one-yard run in the third quarter to lift Allegany to a 14-12 come-from-behind victory over the Frankfort Falcons Monday evening at Greenway Avenue Stadium.

In a see-saw game, Frankfort scored first on Matthew Grogg’s 8-yard first quarter run. The Campers (2-3) took the lead, 8-6, on Ryan Morgan’s 3-yard run and his two-point conversion run. Grogg scored again, this time from the 13, to give Frankfort a 14-8 halftime lead.

Morgan finished with 77 yards on 16 carries. Maliq McCauley ran for 44 yards on 10 carries and the Campers finished with 168 rushing yards.

Daquan McGraw had 73 yards on only two receptions.

Morgan was also the defensive leader with 10 tackles. McCauley, Jordan Harman, Bronson Becker, McGraw 7 tackles each.

IMPRESSIVE

If you were lucky enough to be at Greenway Stadium Thursday night, you would of seen a very impressive victory for the Allegany Freshmen team.  Even though the score was a shutout, both teams played well and the sportsmanship was very evident on both sides of the ball.

The Camper Freshmen spread the ball around to many different players on offense and the defense was very stout in allowing the Trojans yardage as well.

Raheem Weedon scored two touchdowns, one on a 20-yard run and the other one on a 12-yard run, and finished the game with 86 yards rushing to lead the Allegany freshmen to a 28-0 win over the Hampshire freshmen Thursday at Greenway Avenue Stadium.

Quarterback Carter Imes scored a touchdown, rushed for 63 yards and threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Christian Thomas. Defensively, Ryan Murphy had two interceptions and Thomas had one. Madison Wolford, Payton Hedrick, Aniello Destafano and Antonio Destafano turned in fine games for the Campers as well.

The Big Blue Review wants to wish the Hampshire players that were injured during the game the best of luck and sincerely hope you get well soon.

RAMS WIN FIRST OF SEASON 

Derek Noble ran for three touchdowns and three two-point conversions to account for 24 of Southern’s points as the Rams whipped Allegany, 30-8 in junior varsity football Monday evening.

The Rams trailed 8-6 at the half and scored 24 points in the second half in posting their first win of the season.

Noble scored on a 22-yard run in the first quarter, a 1-yard run in the third and a 68-yard burst in the fourth in leading the offense. His third-quarter plunge and two-point conversion put the Rams on top for good at 14-8.

Garrett Campbell had Southern’s other touchdown, a 9-yard run, in the fourth quarter.

Maliq McCauley had a 3-yard touchdown run in the first quarter for Allegany.

Noble, Campbell and Dan Sislo excelled on the Southern defense, as did Kevin Colaw, who had two interceptions. One of the interceptions came in the end zone to stop an Allegany drive in the second quarter.

The Southern offensive line was also cited for outstanding play.

WOW...WHAT A GREAT GAME!

Those amazing Allegany Freshmen does it again...this time in a impressive win over the Somerset Golden Eagles.  In a rainy afternoon at Greenway, the Baby Blue Freshmen came out with winning on their minds.  However...so did the Golden Eagles!

After the Allegany Freshmen had learned earlier in the week that they have lost their QB Carter Imes to the varsity team, the Campers came out and showed that their timing was off due to the loss.

On the other hand, after talking to the head coach of the Golden Eagles, they too, had lost their QB due to injury as was now using their 3rd string QB as well.

The game was even at zero at the half.  Then the Campers came out with a different game plan and shut out the Golden Eagles in the second half.

William Tevis and Christian Thomas scored second-half touchdowns to lead the Allegany freshman football team to a 14-0 win over the Somerset freshmen Monday at Greenway Avenue Stadium.

Tevis put the Campers on the board first with a one-yard TD run in the third quarter, then made it 8-0 when he ran in the two-point conversion. Thomas scored on a 21-yard run to ice the game in the fourth.

Raheem Weedon rushed for 100 yards for the Campers, while Thomas gained 68 yards.

Defensively, the Campers were led by Antonio Destafano in tackles, Thomas who had two interceptions, and Terrill McGraw who recovered a fumble.

In closing...can anybody stop William Tevis in the goal line offense?  What a hard hitting kid that will not be denied.  Reminds me of Jim Daum from the Alco teams of the late 60's.  Big, quick and hard to bring down.  Also, I believe it is great to give one of the hard working linemen a chance to run the ball and get some of the headlines as well.  GOOD JOB ON THE GAME..."BABY BLUE."

Madison Wolford ran for 129 yards and a pair of touchdowns to lead the Allegany freshman team past the Bishop Walsh jayvees Tuesday at BW.

Wolford scored on a 24-yard run in the first quarter and a 1-yard run in the fourth. Raheem Weedon ran for a 2-point conversion.

Wolford also led Allegany (6-1)?in tackles and joined Antonio Destefano, Payton Hedrick, Ryan Murphy and Garrett Maiers as leaders on the defense. Murphy and Christian Thomas had interceptions.

Lance Fullwood and Jaron Watkins each scored three times, and Hunter Ware added two touchdown passes as Fort Hill led 63-0 over Allegany at halftime in a 70-0 win during the junior varsity Little Homecoming.

Fullwood struck first with a 60-yard punt return, and scored later in the first quarter on a 4-yard run to make it 14-0. Watkins finished out the quarter with two scores of his own. The first was one of Ware’s touchdown throws, and covered 58 yards. The second was a punt return of 70 yards.

Ahead 28-0 at the beginning of the second quarter, Watkins added a 9-yard run for his final touchdown to make it 35-0. Garrett Clay took one of his two carries 36 yards for the next Sentinels score, and Fullwood made his third trip to the end zone with a 59-yard run to put the score at 49-0.

Fullwood would rush for a total of 82 yards on just five carries, while Clay added 48 yards on two.

Ware collected his second TD?toss when he found Garrett D’Atri for 14 yards, then scored the final touchdown of the half with a two-yard run. He finished the evening with 150 yards on 4-of-6 passing.

Zach Elliott provided the final points of the evening with a 33-yard run in the fourth quarter. Cullin Brown converted eight of his nine extra point tries.

Clay led the Fort Hill defense with an interception and a fumble recovery. Caleb Miller also recovered a fumble.

The Big Blue Review wishes to thank the coaches and players of the Camper Junior Varsity team for a good season.  You didn't win them all, but we all were with you all the way...see you next year!

Madison Wolford scored a pair of touchdowns and Terrell McGraw, Raheem Weedon and Hayden Bosley scored, too, as Allegany whipped?Fort Hill 39-0 in their Little Homecoming freshman football game Monday evening at Greenway Avenue Stadium.

McGraw scored the first points on a 1-yard run in the first quarter. Wolford scored on a 6-yard run and Weedon returned a punt 52 yards for a touchdown as the Campers built a 23-0 halftime lead.

The Campers scored on a pair of long runs to complete the scoring in the third quarter. Wolford had 40-yard run for a touchdown while Bosley broke loose on a 50-yard scamper.

Allegany was 5-for-5 on conversions, with Wolford running for two, Weedon and Christian Thomas running for one and Chris Fram kicking for one.

Wolford led Allegany with 75 yards rushing. Wolford, with nine solo tackles, Fram and Hedrick led the defense. The Allegany offensive and defensive lines were cited for outstanding play.

Allegany finished the season with an 8-1 record.