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LE ROY PENNYSAVER & NEWS - OCTOBER 16, 2016
The LeRoy RED&BLACK
Flag Football team hosted the
Genesee Valley Bills (GVB)
on Sunday with something to
validate. Both squads were
coming off a beating from the
high powered YORK team as
they had something to show
clearly to GVB. And, clear it
was, as apples to apples, for the
first time this season, an evenly
aged and sized match-up led to
a dominate performance for the
boys & girl (Marin) of LeRoy.
The LeRoy boys & girl
had a chip on their shoulder
that blocked the sun as the
temperature f luctuated 10
degrees with every hip, head
& shoulder dip & dazzle
throughout the morning.
The Flag team was slotted
in the 2nd stanza of 4 - of a fun
filled, football frenzy funday-
Sunday at the New and slowly
improving facilities and the
friendly confines of Hartwood
park.
The RED & BLACK teams
started off RED HOT off the
momentum of the Pee-WEE
victory. The Pee-Wee team
led by Tommy McGinnis who
neutralized the best player on
GVB - #76, as he earned game
ball honors in a dominant
fa sh ion . Tommy's ef for t
motivated the Flag squad and
propelled the chip on their
shoulder to be a boulder. The
Pee-Wee performance was a
prelude to the intermittent shut
down that was about to occur
over the next 3 hours.
RED TEAM - Chandler
"The Next Big Thing" Hall
anchoring the entire left side
of the RED teams offensive
line executed a perfect block
as Donovan "Pocket Hercules"
Gaillard breezed into the end
zone. Gaillard has scored
in every game this season
and with this ankle breaking
TOUCHDOWN h e h a s
officially renamed himself as
the "The Road Runner"....BEEP
BEEP!
Ch a n d l e r " T h e Nex t
Big Thing", Hall, who will
The LeRoy Red & Black Flag Football Teams
look great in pads next year
in PEE-WEE doesn't get the
limelight-highlight, but gets the
appreciation from his peers and
especially "The Road Runner".
The f r a n t i c of fen s ive
pace from LeRoy was the
difference on the day as the
well rehearsed RED team, led
by their quarterback Ryder
Stiles was in high tempo offense
all day while GVB was in
slow motion. In 50 minutes of
football the time of possession
was a staggeringly lopsided
40-10 as GVB slow rolled every
down in both games.
LeRoy was bored of the
slow play tactic but dialed in
with "Thunder & Lightning"
all morning. Condidorio &
Gaillard again and again broke
off long TOUCHDOWNS. The
offensive line featuring Jacob
Kochmanski, Jacob Keller,
Carson Stiles and "The Next
Big Thing" Hall, lit up GVB
all day, paving the way for 5
touchdowns on 6 possessions.
Defensively for the Red
Team Carson Stiles cut the
trail. "Nutter" Stiles who has a
nose for the football grabbed 5
flags on the day. "Nutter" along
with his older brother Ryder and
"The Next Big Thing", Hall shut
down the entire weak side all
morning.
Kade "Kaderaide" Olivani,
playing nose tackle, was in
better position than the GVB
running backs as he created
chaos for the slow rolling
offense of the Bills. Olivani,
was so pesky that the GVB
coaches complained that he
was illegally in the offensive
field of play. Undeterred and
relentless Olivani continued on
and paced the defense crushing
the GVB mis-direction plays.
Gaillard, Kochmanski, Keller,
Hall, Olivani and the Stiles
Brothers all had flag grabs as
the RED team played great
team defense all morning.
The BLACK team found
its offense as Caleb Schutt,
Brayden Wilson, and Cameron
Dunaway steam rolled the
GVB defensive line opening
up large running lanes for "The
Road Grader", Grady Kanaley.
Kanaley would be a solid play
on anyone's fantasy football
team and especially when he
plays at Hartwood, as his 4
TOUCHDOWNS on the day
were fast and furious.
Peyton Privitera has found
his running game in practice the
last few weeks and it translated
into results. Privitera, on a
double reverse scores his first
rushing Touchdown of his
career.
Defensively for the Black
Team it's always a team effort
as Marin Kemp, Jude Christ and
Brayden Wilson spearheaded a
dominate performance. Wilson,
who is big and strong, along
with the fearless play of Kemp
and the natural instinct of Christ
close running lanes quickly.
Jon "hawk eye" Bogan, and
Cam Dunaway grabbed flags
as Wilson misdirected GVB
running backs into the middle
of the field.
The youth program travels
to Dansville this Sunday in the
1st stanza of a 4 part showdown
at Babcock park. The Pee-Wee
team, led by Brady McClurg
starts off the day off at 9am.
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