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2006 Post-Season Awards

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2006 SCIL Football All Stars Selected by Sussex County Interscholastic League coaches

First Team

Offense Defense

Anthony Delesandro Sr. OL Lenape Valley Michael Deutch Sr. WR Vernon Brandon Dock Sr. OL Sparta Derek Freligh Sr. WR Sparta Mike Groome Sr. RB Lenape Valley Steve Hyngon Jr. OL Hopatcong Alex Jelly Sr. OL Sparta Dan Lisa Sr. QB Vernon Mark Lisa Sr. WR Vernon Theodore Lusardi Sr. WR Pope John Joe Martinek Sr. RB Hopatcong Conor McGrath Jr. RB Pope John Eugene McGuire Sr. QB Pope John Buddy Miller Sr. WR Jefferson Bobby Pachella So. QB Wallkill Valley Sam Paul Sr. WR Newton Corey Pittenger Sr. OL Kittatinny Sean Pruden Sr. OL Lenape Valley Phil Takacs Sr. RB Sparta Jeremy Tucker Sr. RB Pope John Matt Valentini Sr. WR Jefferson John Van Aman Sr. OL Pope John Jake Weinrich Jr. OL Kittatinny Steve Zander Sr. QB Newton

Chad Bucur Jr. DL Pope John John Chichin Jr. LB Sparta John DeGasperis Sr. DL Pope John Steve Dell Sr. DL Hopatcong Mark Glander Jr. LB Vernon Victor Gonzalez Sr. DL Vernon Chris Guidi Sr. LB Kittatinny Michael Hageman Sp. DL Vernon Kyle Hayes Jr. DB Kittatinny Carls Juskus Sr. LB Kittatinny Mark Khoury Sr. DB High Point Robbie Klinck Sr. PK/P Lenape Valley Ryan Mendia Sr. DL Lenape Valley Jon Miskew Sr. LB Newton Kevin Murphy So. LB Jefferson Zachary Nussbaum Jr. DL Pope John A.J. Pagano Sr. DB Hopatcong Steve Reinauer Jr. DL Sparta Zach Rey Sr. DL Hopatcong Robert Russo Sr. LB Pope John Kevin Ryan Jr. DB Kittatinny Jared Zappa Sr. DB Newton . . . . . . . .

Honorable Mention

Lance Baumgartner (Wallkill Valley); Anthony Bumbaco (Hopatcong); Nick Campbell (Kittatinny); John Corrigan (Pope John); Nick Del Corpo (Hopatcong); James Hamill (Lenape Valley); Matt Imroth (Hopatcong); Brian Jerrick (Vernon); Evan Johnson (High Point); Ben Kissane (Newton); Dom Macaluso (Jefferson); Russ Mastriani (Sparta); Matthew Washer (Pope John)

2006 SCIL Final Standings 1 Pope John 9 0 2 Hopatcong 8 1 3T Kittatinny 6 3 3T Vernon 6 3 5 Sparta 5 4 6T Lenape Valley 4 5 6T Newton 4 5 8 Jefferson 2 7 9 Wallkill Valley 1 8 10 High Point 0 9

2006 Overall Records 1 Pope John 9 1 2 Hopatcong 9 2 3 Vernon 7 3 4T Kittatinny 6 4 4T Sparta 6 4 6 Newton 5 5 7 Lenape Valley 5 6 8 Jefferson 3 7 9 Wallkill Valley 1 9 10 High Point 0 10

Chiefs, Patriots advance in state playoffs Published in Straus Newspapers - 11/16/06 Hopatcong and Lenape Valley advanced to the semifinal rounds of the NJSIAA post-season football playoffs while Kittatinny and Pope John had their campaigns ended with first-round setbacks. The Chiefs rolled to a 41-13 romp over Ramsey while the Patriots rolled to a 35-7 rout of Lodi. Kittatinny fell to and Pope John's hopes of an undefeated season were extinguished when Delbarton surprised the Lions 49-28. Hopatcong, seeded No. 2 in the North Jersey, Section 1, Group II bracket, will host third-seeded Pascack Valley on Friday. Joe Martinek scored five times on runs of 49, five, two and five yards before picking off a Rams' aerial and racing 61 yards into the end zone. LVR exploded with 21 unanswered points in the third quarter as the fifth-seeded Patriots toppled the fourth seeded Rams for the fourth straight time in state playoff game after having defeated the Bergen County squad in 1990, 1991 and 1992. Fullback Mike Groome, who toted the pigskin 22 times for 185 yards, scored three times on runs of two and two yards and hauled in a 10-yard TD pass from quarterback Rob Klinck. Jim Hamill put the Patriots on the board in the first quarter when he bolted five yards to paydirt and Rob Bergstrom completed the scoring when he blasted five yards into the end zone. Lenape Valley travels to play top-seeded Montville on Friday evening in Morris County. Pascack Valley jumped out to a 13-0 lead in the first 12 minutes in defeating the Cougars. Kyle Hayes tossed a 58-yard TD strike to Kevin Ryan in the third quarter when Kittatinny cut the deficit to 13-6. Pope John fell behind 20-7 by the end of the opening quarter and the Lions could never catch up. Jeremy Tucker completed his scholastic career, scoring three times on runs of 41, 37 and 24 yards as he rushed 26 times, picking up 254 yards. Quarterback Eugene McGuire, who connected on eight of 15 aerial attempts for 151 yards, hit Theodore Lusardi with a 37-yard touchdown pass in the second quarter to close the gap to 28-20 at intermission. In the NJSIAA consolation round that includes all teams that did not earn berths in the state playoff brackets, Vernon ended its campaign with a 35-21 victory over Morris Knolls while Sparta shut out North Warren 24-0. Fair Lawn edged High Point 14-7 and Wallkill Valley was blanked 24-0 by Northern Valley/Demarest. Sparta scored in every quarter while the "D" unit blanked the Patriots from Blairstown. Quarterback Brendan McDonough flipped TD passes of four and 27 yards to Derrick Freligh in the first half before Phil Tacakcs blasted one yard into the end zone. Chris Hoffman ended the scoring when he split the uprights with a 30-yard field goal as the Spartans finished the season at 6-4. Dan and Mark Lisa made certain the Vikings would close the campaign on a winning note. Dan hit his brother with TD passes of 28 and 26 yards in addition to tucking in the ball and racing 22 yards into the end zone with the final six-pointer of the season. Mark Lisa blasted eight yards over the goal in the second quarter while Dan Lisa pitched a eight yard TD strike to Mike Deutch in the third quarter as the Vikings finished. Richard Fox converted all five PAT attempts as the Vikings finished with a 7-3 record. High Point's effort to get into the win column ended in Bergen County when the Cutters snapped a 7-7 stalemate at halftime. Matt Danko bolted two yards into the end zone in the second quarter and Bernie Wawzyanick booted the extra point placement. Wallkill Valley finished 1-9 with its sole success coming against High Point midway through the season.

Four SCIL squads earn berths in states Published in Straus Newspapers - 11/09/06 Hopatcong, Kittatinny, Lenape Valley and Pope John have earned berths in the NJSIAA post-season football playoffs. The Chiefs are seeded No. 2 in North Jersey, Section 1, Group II and will host seventh-seeded Ramsey this weekend while the Cougars are the sixth seed in the bracket and travel to Bergen County to clash with third-seeded Pascack Valley. Lenape Valley has been seeded No. 5 in Section 2, Group II and plays at Lodi while Pope John is the second seed in Non-Public Group III and hosts No. 7 Delbarton in the first-ever meeting of the two parochial powerhouses. Vernon's Dan Lisa was selected the SCIL/Richards and Summers Player of the Week by the Metropolitan New York Football Writers Association as the Vikings concluded their season at 6-3 by rolling to a 30-8 triumph over Lenape Valley. The senior signal caller toted the pigskin 15 times, churning out 93 yards rushing and connected on nine of 12 aerial attempts for 118 yards including TD strikes of 16 yards to tight end Mike Deutch and 50 yards to his brother Mark Lisa. Joe Martinek scored three times in his final SCIL appearance on the gridiron as Hopatcong defeated Wallkill Valley 28-7. Martinek touched the ball nine times, rushing for 214 yards as he scored on runs of 80, 60 and 50 yards while teammate A.J. Pagano bolted 20 yards into the end zone for the other six-pointer. Phil Takacs rushed for 193 yards and 33 carries to propel Sparta to a 28-6 victory over Jefferson, scoring touchdowns of seven, 20 and eight yards. Newton led all the way in defeating High Point 20-18 as the Braves finished 4-5. Scott Paul fueled the Braves' ground attack, picking up 171 yards on 24 carries, including a TD run of 24 yards in the third quarter. Quarterback Steve Zander tossed for 155 yards including a 29-TD strike to Jared Zappa that opened the scoring in the first quarter. Zander raced 33 yards into the end zone to up the score to 14-0 early in the second quarter. Pope John prepped for the state playoffs by defeating Kittatinnty 35-7 with all the points coming in the first half. Jeremy Tucker, who scored on TD runs of 34 and one yards while hauling a TD pass of 27 yards from Eugene McGuire, rushed for 149 yards on 11 attempts. McGuire opened the scoring in the first quarter when he pitched a 58-yard TD pass to Connor McGrath and followed with a one yard blast over the goal line.

Takacs scores 3 TDs at crunch time Published in Straus Newspapers - 11/02/06 Sparta pulled away to a 24-10 victory over Newton on Sunday as the Spartans improved to 4-4 to keep alive their hopes for a berth in the NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 1, Group II post-season playoffs. Phil Takacs made it happen for the Spartans when he scored a trio of six-pointers in the fourth quarter on runs of seven, 35 and four yards. Takacs was chosen the SCIL/Richards and Summers Player of the Week by the Metropolitan New York Football Writers Association. Chris Hoffman had knotted the score at 3-3 in the third quarter when he split the uprights with a 26-yard field goal. He also converted all three PAT placements. Hopatcong won its seventh straight in edging Lenape Valley 27-21 on Sunday. Joe Martinek toted the pigskin 47 times, rushing for 223 yards including TD runs of 43, 11 and nine yards as the Chiefs opened up a 21-0 lead in the second quarter. Mike Groome put the Patriots on the board when he found a seam and raced 40 yards into the end zone as the squads exited the gridiron at the intermission with the Chiefs holding a 21-7 advantage. Rob Kinck blasted one yard over the goal line in the fourth quarter to cut the margin to 21-7 before Nick DelCorpo plunged one yard into the end zone to give the Chiefs a 27-14 lead. Klinck connected with Rob Borgstrom on a 66-yard TD pass to cut the final margin to six points. Zach Vonderinden rushed 25 times, churning out 148 yards and scoring a pair of six-pointers n runs of 12 and one yards to key Vernons 21-0 triumph over High Point. Quarterback Dan Lisa, who connected on seven of 11 attempts for 118 yards, opned the scoring when he pitched a nine-yard TD strike to Mike Deutch in the second quarter. Deutch finished with four receptions for 58 yards while Casey Manning recorded a pair of quarterback sacks. Hopatcong rolled to its sixth straight success, defeating Vernon 27-14 as Joe Martinek added to his state-record rushing total by toting the pigskin 33 times for 211 yards and TD runs of five, six and 65 yards. Vernon quarterback Dan Lisa scored twice on runs of nine and eight yards. Kittatinny rolled to a 28-0 victory over Jefferson after the Falcons turned the ball over on their first three possessions. The Cougars surged to a 21-0 lead by the halftime breakl on TD runs of 58 yards by Kyle Hayes, three yards by Chris Guidi and five yards by Nick Campbell. Kittatinny opened the second half with a 10-minute drive that ended in the end zone on a four yard blast by Rich Joseph. The Cougars "D" took over and allowed the Falcons only 24 plays on just two possessions over the final 14 minutes of the contest. Pope John rolled to a 46-0 victory over Wallkill Valley. Jeremy Tucker rushed for 112 yards on a dozen carries, scoring three touchdowns on runs of 41, 4 and 16 yards as he did not play in the second half. The unbeaten Lions, who clamed their eighth straight victim, led 40-0 at the intermission as quarterback Eugene McCarthy went the airways five times, connecting on four including TD strikes of 26 yards to Chris Thomas and 11 yards to Theo Lusardi. Connor McGrath toted the pigskin eight times, picking up 35 yards that included a TD blast of one yard while Chris Roskelly picked off his third interception of the season.

Martinek ranks No. 1 in NJ record book Published in Straus Newspapers - 10/19/06 On Hopatcong's first play from scrimmage, Joe Martinek set the trend as he raced 64 yards down the left sideline to open the scoring as the Chiefs defeated Kittatinny 28-7. Martinek, who finished with 221 yards on 23 carries, set a new New Jersey career-rushing record two minutes into the second quarter when he raced around the right end for 28 yards down to the Cougars' 14-yard line, breaking the existing standard of 6,720 yards set by Keyport's Kenny Cattouse in 2003. It was the fifth win in six tries for the Chiefs, the defending NJSIAA North Jersey, Section 1, Group II champions as Martinek scored three six-pointrers. Kittatinny dropped to 4-2. Mike Groome turned in a awesome display of power as he toted the pigskin 29 times, churning out 296 yards while scoring five times on runs of five, 60, seven, 18 and 17 yards as Lenape Valley outscored Newton 48-35. Groome was selected the SCIL/Richards and Summers Football Player of the week by the Metropolitan New York Football Writers Association. Steve Zander, Newton's quarterback, kept the Braves in contention by completing 23 of 49 aerial attempts for 332 yards in addition to picking up 57 yards rushing on 10 carries while scoring twice on runs of two and two yards. He flipped TD passes of 19 and five yards to Jared Zappa and hooked up with Sam Paul on a 48-yard TD bomb. Pope John surged to a 33-6 lead by the halftime intermission in defeating Jefferson 41-14 as the unbeaten Lions won their sixth straight. Junior co-captain Connor McGrath scored three times from his fullback slot on runs of two and 21 yards while hauling in a TD strike of 20 yards from quarterback Eugene McGuire who connected on 10 of 16 aerial attempts for 130 yards. Jeremy Tucker, who finished with 213 yards rushing on 32 touches, opened the scoring with a 48-yard run to the paydirt in the first quarter. And Robert Russo put six-points on the board for the defense when he recovered a fumble in the end zone. Sparta defeated High Point 26-6 as linebacker Brandon Dock keyed the "D" unit, recording eight tackles and racking up three quarterback sacks. Chris Hoffman scored twice on runs of nine and one yards while signal caller Brendan McDonough opened the scoring in the first quarter when he tossed an eight-yard TD strike to Russell Mastriani. John Chirico completed the scoring in the fourth quarter when he scampered 16 yards to paydirt. Dan Lisa fueled Vernon's 48-13 rout of Wallkill Valley as he completed nine of 15 passes for 154 yards including TD passes of six, 28, 25 and 12 yards while rushing for 127 yards and TD runs of six and five yards. It was the fourth win in six outings for the Vikings whose defensive unit created four turnovers. Brad Higgins, Lisa and John Ufferilge covered loose fumbles and Sean Kearns picked off a Ranger aerial.

Macaluso on target with his aerials Published in Straus Newspapers - 10/12/06 Jefferson's signal caller Dom Macaluso was named SCIL/Richards and Summers Player of the Week by the Metropolitan New York Football Writers' Association. Macaluso connected on 15 of 20 aerial attempts for 295 yards including TD passes of nine, 78, 33 and 64 yards as the Falcons outscored High Point 41-26. Macaluso tossed a nine-yard TD strike to Buddy Miller to open the scoring in the first quarter and boosted the Falcons' advantage to 15-0 with a 78-yard TD bomb to Matt Valentini. In the third quarter, he hooked up with Miller on TD tosses of 33 and 64 yards. Miller finished with four receptions for 116 yards while Valentini hauled in 10 passes for 168 yards. Kittatinny jumped out to a 13-0 lead after 12 minutes and defeated Newton 26-14. Kyle Hayes, who rushed for 64 yards on four attempts, bolted 25 yards into the end zone to open the scoring in the first quarter. Richie Joseph, who carried 27 times for 91 yards, followed with a five blast over the goal line. Hayes hauled in a 10-yard TD strike from quarterback Anthony Cerbo in the second quarter. In the third quarter, Cerbo hooked up with Kevin Ryan on a 13-yard TD pass. Lenape Valley snapped a scoreless stalemate at intermission when Mike Groome pounded four yards into the end zone in the third quarter. Groome, who rushed 21 times for 111 yards, added a two-yard TD run in the third quarter before James Hamill blasted four yards to paydirt to up the Patriots lead to 21-0 before Andy Rose put the Rangers on the board in the fourth quarter with a seven-yard TD run. Hopatcong blanked Sparta 21-0 as Joe Martinek rushed for 154 yards on 29 carries as he pulled to within 128 yards of the state career rushing record set by Keyport's Kenny Cattouse in 2003. Martincek sandwiched TD runs of 30 and three yards around a two-yard TD pass from Nick DelCorpo to senior tight end Pat Coote. Pope John remained unbeaten, coasting to a 48-12 victory over Vernon as Jeremy Tucker carries 13, gaining 311 yards on the ground including TD runs of 78, 20, 75 and 71 yards. Fullback Connor McGrath, who toted the ball nine times, churning out 63 yards rushing, added a 15-yard TD run in the second quarter while tight end Theo Lusardi pulled in a 45-yard TD pass from quarterback Eugene McCarthy. Freshman Mike Delaney closed out the scoring when he scampered 20 yards to paydirt in the third quarter.

Paternostro edges Smolyn 21-20 Published in Straus Newspapers - 10/05/06 No matter the records, when Pope John and Lenape Valley clash on the gridiron every season, it is a spectator's delight. Saturday was no exception as Vic Paternostro's state-ranked Lions rallied to squeak out a 21-20 victory over Don Smolyn's Patriots in the annual confrontation between two of the state's premier head coaches. LVR's Jim Hammill sandwiched touchdown runs of six and 28 yards around a 63-TD burst by PJ's Jeremy Tucker as the Patriots led 14-7 entering the fourth quarter. Connor McGrath blasted two yards over the goal line and Eugene McGruire raced three yards to record a two-point conversion that boosted the Lions into a 15-14 lead. Robbie Klinck pitched an eight-yard TD strike to Pat Doran as LVR regained the lead at 20-15 before McGuire hooked up with Theo Lusardi on a game-winning 18-yard TD aerial. Newton scored twice in the final quarter in defeating Vernon 21-14 as both teams finished the game sporting 3-1 records. In a classic quarterback duel, Newton's Steve Zander connected on 19 of 38 aerial attempts for 250 yards and TD tosses of 10, 32 and 14 yards while rushing nine times for 34 yards while Vernon's Dan Lisa completed 18 of 43 attempts for 301 yards. Zander was chosen the SCIL/Richards and Summers Player of the Week by the Metropolitan New York Football Writers' Association. Hopatcong toasted Jefferson 34-12 as Joe Martinek set a school-record for a single game, rushing for 396 yards on 30 touches while scoring on runs oif 79, 75, 35 and 15 yards. Martinek needs 312 yards to take over New Jersey's career-rushing mark now held by Keyport's Kenny Cattouse. Sparta scored in every quarter in rolling to a 29-0 victory over Wallkill Valley. Chris Hoffman, who toted the pigskin 19 times for 153 yards, bolted 20 yards to paydirt in the first quarter and added a two-yard TD blast in the fourth. Nick Marra turned in a 25-yard TD run in the second quarter while Brendan McDonough blasted one yard into the end zone in the third quarter. Steve Marra and Danny Wilson recorded safeties. Kittatinny snapped a 7-7 stalemate in the final quarter as the Cougars defeated High Point 14-7.

Cougars rally edges Patriots

Published in Straus Newspapers - 09/28/06

Kittatinny rallied to defeat Lenape Valley 20-14 in overtime in Syanhope on Thursday evening. Richie Jacobs led the Cougars, rushing for 109 yards on 22 carries as he bolted one yard into the end zone with the game-winning TD in the OT period. Chris Guidi scored from one yard out in the second quarter and Ryan Carroll raced 30 yards to paydirt in the fourth quarter.

Hopatcong improved to 2-1 by defeating High Point 27-14. Joe Martinek continued his pursuit of the state's career-rushing mark by grinding out 228 yards on 33 attempts. He raced 61 yards into the end zone to open the second quarter scoring and upped the Cheifs' advantage to 21-6 by intermission when he hauled in a 16-yard TD strike from senior quarterback Nick Del Corpo. He bolted 16 yards to paydirt to conclude the Chiefs scoring in the third quarter. Del Corpo had opened the scoring in the first quarter when he plunged two yards into the end zone.

On Sunday, Pope John rolled to another impressive victory, routing Sparta 50-15. Jeremy Tucker rushed for 314 yards on 20 attempts, scoring five six-pointers on runs of 13, 61, 73, 25 and 54 yards and was named the SCIL/Richards and Summers Player of the Week that is selected by the Metropolitan New York Football Writers Association. Brenda McDonough tossed a pair of TD strikes to Derrick Freligh of five and two yards to put points on the board for the Spartans.

Vernon edged Jefferson 7-6 on a successful extra point placement by Richard Fox in the second quarter following a four-yard TD blast by Zach VonderLinden. Junior quarterback Dom Macaluso pulled the Falcons within one before the intermission when he plunged one yard over the goal line.

Newton scored the final 21 points in defeating Wallkill Valley 28-7 on Thursday. Steven Zander put the Braves on the board when he rushed three yards into the end zone in the opening quarter. In the second quarter, Zander tossed a 16-yard TD strike to Sam Paul and the Braves never surrendered the lead. Sam Pauk iced the verdict when he picked off a Ranger aerial in the fourth and return it 53-yards top paydirt while his brother Scott Paul tacked on a 25-yard TD run in the second quarter.

Published in Straus Newspapers - 09/21/06

Hayes propels Cougars to victory

Published in Straus Newspapers - 09/14/06

Winless in 2005, Kittatinny roared to a 41-0 rout of Wallkill Valley in the Rangers' return to SCIL competition after a two-year hiatus as an independent. Kyle Hays starred for the Cougers and was chosen the SCIL/Ridhards and Summers Player of the Week. In the first quarter, Hats tossed a four-yard TD strike to Ryan Carroll and then booted the extra point. In the second quarter, Hays fielded a punt and raced 45 yards into the end zone to give the Cougars a 13-0 lead at the intermission. In the third quarter, he sandwiched a two-point conversion run and a single-point conversion kick around a 32-yard TD run on an interception return, finishing the game with 17 points.

Newton led the all the way in edging Jefferson 14-6 as quarterback Steve Zander tossed a pair of TD aerials of 15 and 12 yards to Sam Paul. Jefferson scored in the third quarter when signal caller Dom Macaluso connected on a 34-yard TD pass to John Kaschak.

Trailing 7-0, Lenape Valley rallied to a 26-14 victory over High Point as running back Rob Borgstrom bridged the first and second quarters with a TD run of seven yards and an eight-yard TD reception from quarterback Robbie Klinck. Mike Groome, who rused for a game-high 82 yards on 20 tries, added a pair of two-yard TD blasts in the third quarter.

Green Knights - beware; the Lions of Pope John are for real. For the last seven years, St. Joseph Regional/M<ontvale has captured the NJSIAA Non-Public Group III title but look for head coach Vic Paternostro's Li0ons to provide a road block to the Green Knights ambitions of stretching the streak to eight. Pope John is ranked No. 9 in the initial newjerseyfootball.org state-wide poll. In Sparta, Pope John totally dominated a very good Hopatcong squad, blanking the Chiefs 31-0 while holding Joe Martinek to 80 yards rushing on 21 carries. Jeremy Tucker supported the claim that he is New Jersey's top running back by rusing for 224 yards on 21 attempts against a Chiefs' defense that included heavyweight wrestling champ Zach Rey. Tucker scored on runs of 20 and two yards as Pope John surged to a 13-0 lead after 12 minutes. In the second quarter, he clasted one yard for a third touchdon and ran for a two-point conversion as the Lions built a 21-0 advantage by halftime. Tucker broke loose and scampered 70 yards to paydirt in the third quarter.

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