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41st Annual Don Raabe Charities Classic Williams enjoying role as Raabe Classic president By JOE VINELLI Era Sports Editor
It’s been smooth sailing for new Don Raabe Big 30 Charities Classic president Frank Williams eight months into his role. Williams, who took over the title of president in December, served three years as vice president under thenpresident Bill Kleinberger. “Bill was helpful,” Williams said. “He was organized and prepared. I saw what he was able to accomplish. Bill was successful. It’s an honor to follow him.” The game, in its 41st year, has raised over $1.6M for numerous charities and personal causes throughout the Twin Tiers. “The schools that are participating are very excited about the game,” Williams added. “We have had an excellent response as far as the excitement level from both New York and Pennsylvania. “I had one parent from Gowanda come up to me on Press Day (May 18) and say this is a great thing you are doing. He didn’t realize we
gave money away.” The challenge for Williams and his colleagues is to keep the game competitive. “We have lost some schools from New York and have been forced to pick up new schools like Frewsburg and Southwestern,” Williams added. “The biggest problems with New York are the school cuts and the merging of schools.” Williams said he would like to see a little more cooperation from the New York coaches. “It’s harder to get New York coaches for the Raabe Classic than it is Pennsylvania coaches,” Williams admitted. “Some of the coaches in New York are not as excited as Pennsylvania about taking part in the game. “In Pennsylvania, we had no problem getting coaches. Our first choice was Virgil Graham and his staff at OttoEldred. Virgil said ‘yes.’ “There are a lot of young coaches in New York who have families. They don’t want to take time away from their families.” One topic that generates a
lot of discussion is the Raabe Classic kickoff time (7 p.m.). “We kicked around the starting time,” Williams noted. “A lot of the guys on the committee want to keep the starting time as close to the regular season starting times — 7 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. — as possible.” The committee also discussed eliminating two practices leading up to the game, but Williams said those two days are critical for the coaches to install their terminology and formations. Williams said it is important to promote the Raabe Classic whenever possible. “We want to keep the game in the forefront of the public,” Williams said. “We want them to know the first Saturday in August is Big 30 football day. “There are a lot of people who love high school football. Our attendance has been really strong the last few years to indicate that. “We have a good committee. There are a lot of great guys who have many different talents. We have brought in some good people. “These guys on the com-
Era photo by Wade Aiken Frank Williams is the new president of the Don Raabe Big 30 Charities Classic. From left are Craig Funk (vice president), Tom Bowes (treasurer), Bob South (secretary) and Williams. mittee want to see this game “The best memory of Bob is in need of an overhaul. continue to raise money for was when we were painting “We are always looking charity. You can see that Parkway Field and Bob would for individuals who can do — they work hard. All of us tell jokes,” Williams said. different tasks for the Big 30 are working for that one cause “Bob was a gentleman. He Classic committee,” Williams and we truly love the game.” loved being around the Big 30 concluded. “We are looking The football committee lost Classic committee.” for someone who can help a long-time member this past Lastly, Williams said the with our website and update it year — Bob Henretta. Classic’s website, big30.org, on a regular basis.”
Bienkowski taking over as head coach at Port A. By ANDY CLOSE Era Sports Reporter a.close@bradfordera.com
Era photo by Francie Long Kayla Funk (left), a cheerleader from Smethport who participated in last year’s Raabe Classic, hands a check to Emma Burns of the Greater Bradford Senior Center while then-Raabe Classic president Bill Kleinberger looks on during the Don Raabe Big 30 Charities Classic giveaway day at CNB in October.
$27,222 donated in 2013 The Don Raabe Big 30 Charities Classic distributed checks to 24 recipients last year. The ceremony was conducted by Bill Kleinberger, then-president of the Raabe Classic Committee. Mrs. Joan Raabe, widow of the Classic’s founder (Don Raabe), along with two participants from the 2013 game, Kayla Funk and Zach Zawatski, made the check presentations. The distributions bring the total money given away in the year 2013 to $27,222. The total gifts from Game 1 through Game 40 stands at about $1.6 million. The event was hosted by CNB, which was represented by Robin Colwell and Patty Arlington. The following individuals and organizations received gifts: McKean County Historical Society, Duke
PORT ALLEGANY — There will be a new man roaming the sidelines for the Port Allegany High School football program this fall. Justin Bienkowski, a 10year assistant with the Gators, is taking over the reins in 2014, replacing Mike Bodamer, who went 59-38 in his nine seasons as head coach, including a trip to the PIAA Class A semifinals in 2012. “I’ve always wanted to be a head coach,” Bienkowski said. “I have the full support of my family and I’m pumped. I’m taking care of some of the administrative stuff right now, but I’ve already been in contact with several coaches in the area, scheduling 7-on-7s.” Bienkowski, who served a year under Bob Haskins before Bodamer got the head job, also has the reassurance of knowing that assistants Jason Luther, Nate Zitnik and Chad Saltsman will remain on staff. Luther is the head coach of the Gators’ basketball team, while Zitnik heads the baseball program and Saltsman is also an assistant wrestling coach. Bodamer is staying in the fold as well with the junior high program. “Mike genuinely knows the game inside and out, and
he’s a heck of a good coach,” Bienkowski said of Bodamer. It’s that type of togetherness and camaraderie that has made the process a smooth transition for Bienkowski. “That was my first question, are you guys going to be around for a while?” Bienkowski said. “When those guys told me they were in, it made it an easy decision. I know what’s going on in one corner of the field with Nate, and the same thing with Chad and Jason. I never have to second-guess what they’re going to do. We all get along and hang out outside of work. I have both the major sports taken care of with those guys and that’s a huge comfort.” Bienkowski hails from Allegheny Mountain League territory, having grown up in Johnsonburg and played for the Rams, graduating in 1998. It was there where he developed his love of football, particularly at the high school level. “I watched in the late ’80s when both Johnsonburg and Port Allegany were in their heyday,” he said. “My brother and I both played for Johnsonburg, and high school football became ingrained in us.” Port Allegany had a season for the ages in 2012, going 13-0 before losing to eventual state champion Clairton in the state semifinals. While the players who shattered numerous state and dis-
Center United Methodist Church Food Pantry, Camp JJ, Bradford Area High School cheerleaders, Courtney Prentiss, Dan Beckwith Scholarship Fund, McKean County Special Olympics, Barb Torrey and Chris Slyke, Greater Bradford Senior Center, the Otto-Eldred trap team, Rich Hennigan Family, McKean County Care For Children, Wayne McDowell and Carrie Kisko, Potter County Habitat for Humanity, Fenton Family, Destinations Bradford, Hart Comfort House, Camp New Horizons, Hill UMC Drug Prescription Program, Sam Benedict Chapter of Football Officials, Kim The Don Raabe Big 30 Charities Classic Haven, Cattaraugus County Community Action parade will begin at 2:30 p.m. today. and Home Care Hospice. The parade will feature the New York and Some current monies are retained to enable Pennsylvania football players, mascots, cheerthe Raabe Charities Classic to address emerleaders and homecoming queens participating gency requests received during the year. in the 41st annual Don Raabe Big 30 Charities Classic. The game is slated for 7 p.m. today at Bradford High’s Parkway Field. Parade participants will stage after 12:30 p.m. THE GAME — A charity football game off is scheduled for 7 p.m. Pre-game introbetween graduated high school seniors from ductions of players and any other announce14 teams in Northcentral Pennsylvania and ments or presentations will get under way at 15 teams in Southwestern New York that approximately 6:30 p.m. form the Big 30 area. Several teams are A familiar foe highlights the Bradford High OFFICIAL TIME — Teams will play made up of players from more than one football schedule in 2014. four 15-minute quarters. A scoreboard clock school who are participating in co-op proOlean, which was originally on the Owls’ is located at the east end of the field. 2013 schedule but moved off because of a grams. SERIES RECORD — The New York scheduling conflict between Pennsylvania and THE SCHOOLS — New York: AlleganyNew York state, is back on in 2014. Limestone, Bolivar-Richburg, Cattaraugus- All-Stars hold the advantage in wins for the 40 games played to date with a record of The Owls and Huskies will square off Little Valley, Cuba-Rushford, Ellicottville, 20-18-2. Saturday, Sept. 20 at Bradner Stadium. Franklinville, Frewsburg, Gowanda, Another longtime rival, Warren is off PROFITS — The Raabe Charities Classic Olean High, Pioneer, Portville, Randolph, Bradford’s schedule in 2014, but the two has turned over $1.6 million to charitable Salamanca, Southwestern and Wellsville; Pennsylvania: Bradford, Cameron County, organizations and individuals selected by the teams could still meet. Warren is replacing Northern Bedford, Coudersport, Eisenhower, Elk Catholic, all-star game committee. who the District 9 Class third-place team has Kane, Otto-Eldred, Port Allegany, Ridgway, TICKETS — Tickets for the game are $5 played the past two season in Week 10. Sheffield, Smethport, St. Marys, Warren and for adults and $2 for children 12 years of The Dragons will host whichever school Youngsville. age and younger. Tickets will be available at — Bradford, Clearfield or Punxsutawney, that GAME SITE — Parkway Field in the gate the night of the game. doesn’t qualify for the District 9 Class AAA Bradford. The field is located behind RADIO COVERAGE — Bradford’s title game in Week 10. Bradford High School and off Interstate WESB Radio (1490 AM) and WBRR-FM Last season, Clearfield defeated Bradford Parkway. (100.1) will be airing the live play-by-play for the District 9 championship game. DATE — Officially established as the Warren will not be in Bradford’s Region action of the game. Heading the broadcastfirst Saturday in August. In the event of this season, as the Dragons have dropped inclement weather, the game will be played ing team will be Frank Williams, station down to Class AA for football, while Bradford program director. Pre-game coverage will the following day, on Sunday at 2 p.m. remains just above the threshold for Class STARTING TIME — The opening kick- begin at 6:30 p.m. AAA schools.
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trict records on offense have since graduated from that team, including Bodamer’s son Matt, who now plays for Edinboro University, the Gators maintain a solid nucleus of young men after coming off a 3-6 campaign in 2013. Winning is the expectation, as it is for every team, but Bienkowski made it clear that it’s about so much more than that. “Everybody wants to win, but I want to preach to the kids to get better every day,” he said. “I’m an attention to detail kind of guy. If you strive to get better every day, things will take care of themselves. Give me two, two-and-a-half hours a day, and we’ll make you better young men and hopefully they can apply that. Ninety-nine point nine percent of the kids are done playing football when they graduate high school, but if they can take those life lessons with them, then we’ve done our job.” The first-time head coach knows who he is and what he stands for. And if he ever has any questions, he can always look down the hall. “Mike and I teach pretty much next door to each other at the high school,” Bienkowski said. “We’ve had a good turn out for sign-ups and the kids are putting the time in. I’m ready to go.”
Classic parade at 2:30 p.m. today
at the Best Western Inn parking lot on Davis and Chestnut streets. At 2:30 p.m., the parade will move north on Davis Street, continue left onto Main Street, proceed to Barbour Street and then go up Campus Drive and conclude at the ball fields. The parade will also feature ZemZem Shriners of Erie and area community organizations. A tailgate party will follow the parade near Callahan Park. No alcohol will be permitted.
Olean back on Owls’ grid schedule In all five teams that were on Bradford’s 2013 schedule return in 2014— St. Marys, Oil City, Meadville, Franklin and DuBois. The Owls will host St. Marys, Oil City, Erie Central Tech, DuBois and Conneaut Area and will have road games with Meadville, Olean, Franklin and Brookville. The full schedule is as follows: August 16 — At Harbor Creek, Erie East (Tri Scrimmage) 22 — Warren (Scrimmage) 29 — St. Marys (Regular Season Opener) September 5 — Oil City 12 — At Meadville 20 — At Olean 26 — Erie Central Tech October 3 — At Franklin 10 — DuBois 17 — Conneaut Area 24 — Brookville 31/Nov 1. — District 9 Class AAA Championship game
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41st Annual Don Raabe Charities Classic Keystone roster
No. Player School 2 Matt Fitzgerald St. Marys 5 Sean Siffrinn Bradford 9 Jeffrey Kocjancic Kane 10 Kevin Cleer Kane 11 Ryan Corbett Smethport 12 Tony Olivett CCHS 17 Dustin Holden Sheffield 19 Bryce Garris Eisenhower 21 Sam Delhunty Ridgway 22 Sam Colebert O-E 23 Andrew Pierson Kane 24 Andrew Zuzek Kane 25 Cory Burr Port A. 26 Luke Wortman Warren 27 Alex Johnson Eisenhower 33 Ryan Nielsen Smethport 34 Kris Wilcox Youngsville 35 Cameron Horning CCHS 42 Dakota Vaughn O-E 44 Ryan Stratton Smethport 45 Brandon Kipp Sheffield 50 Jordan Johnson Smethport 51 Eric Bevaqua J-burg 52 Ryan McCammon BAHS 53 Tucker Britton CCHS 54 Tommy Estes O-E 57 Justin Haupright J-burg 58 Nathan Klaiber Kane 60 Brandon Raymo Port A. 64 Tyler Updyke St. Marys 65 Kyle Clay Coudersport 67 Geoff Stewart Warren 68 Josh Cameroni St. Marys 70 Forest Tuttle Coudersport 73 Brady Garner ECCHS 74 Jared Flaisman Eisenhower 75 Calvin Sutton Sheffield 76 Charles Rini Kane 79 Jake Safford Port A. 80 Noah Heeter Sheffield 81 Eric Spehalski CCHS 82 Jon Shelton Eisenhower 83 Seth Bigley O-E
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Individual Scoring NINE POINTS 30 POINTS Kurt Lobaugh, Johnsonburg (1988) Virgil Graham III, Otto-Eldred EIGHT POINTS (2005) Joe Holmberg, Johnsonburg(2011); 20 POINTS Jimmy Hahn, Sheffield (2010), Dan Dry, Salamanca (1978) Cody Gustin, Wellsville (2010), 18 POINTS Justin Taylor, Portville (2010), Joe Ryan Carney, Olean (2010) Holcomb, Portville (2006); Tyler 14 POINTS Smith, Kane (2003); Jake Sprague, Matt Grimone, Cameron County J-burg (2001); Kurt Dyroff, Coudy (1975); Matt Crandall, Cattaraugus- (1999); Dan Earley, Salamanca Little Valley (2007) (1999); Matt Drouin, Pioneer 13 POINTS (1999); Tom Callen, Salamanca Jerry VanOrd, Eisenhower (1994) (1994); Mike Haviland, Bradford 12 POINTS (1994); Chris Krantz, Salamanca Patrick Schoola, Olean (2013), (1983); Bob Paprocki, Salamanca John Pascuzzi, Eisenhower (2013), (1977); Scott Law, Wellsville Tyce Miller, Port Allegany (2013), (1976); Ron Malicki, Pioneer Dalton Peterson, Frewsburg (2012), (2007) Andy Lippert, Cameron County SEVEN POINTS (2010), Ben Boberg, West Valley Jake Swan, Southwestern (2012), (2010), Taylor O’Brien, Bradford Kyle Macfarlane, Bradford (2005); (2008); Kyle Mahoney, Elk County Steve Witte, Eisenhower (1992); Catholic (2006); Kirk Konert, Karl Lavtar, Ellicottville (1991) Bolivar-Richburg (2005); Doug SIX POINTS Surra, St. Marys (2003); Brady Mark Davis, Warren (2013), Caden Searl, Cuba-Rushford (2003); Chet Whitman, Coudersport (2013), Holcomb, Portville (2002); Jeremy Nathan O’Brien, Eisenhower Skaggs, Bradford (2000):John (2013), Austin Jerman, Warren Bickford, Cameron County (2000); (2013), David Aul, St. Mary’s Eric Poore, Cuba-Rushford (1992); (2012), Corey Vail, Pioneer (2012), D.J. Leiper, Salamanca (1990); Zach Vleminckx, Bradford (2012), Neil Bittner, St. Marys (1987); Alex Anderson, Kane (2011); Steve Allen, Ridgway (1983); Camrin Stuckey,Port Allegany Steve Housler, Bradford (1975); (2011); Pat Pascarella, Bradford Mark Sartori, Salamanca (1974); (See RAABE, Page 6) Ben Paul, Warren (2007)
Era photo by Wade Aiken Otto-Eldred head football coach Virgil Graham and his staff will be on the Pennsylvania sidelines tonight. From left are Graham, Troy Cook, Boyd Fitzsimmons and Brandon Brown.
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Classic highlights The third longest touchdown pass in the Charities Classic almanac goes to Kelly Hitchcock of New York with a pass of 63 yards to Ed McGuire during Game VI in 1979, and to Chris Wheeler of New York with a 63-yard pass to John Ditcher in Game XIII in 1986. ––– An 88-yard kickoff return during Game V in 1978, gave Dale Photo by Bart Barton Heller of Pennsylvania a touchdown and the top seat in scoring The Frewsburg coaching staff will be on the New York sidelines tonight. From left are Rob Cullver, Terry Gray, runs. ––– Brendan Carter and Adam Loftus. Jack Paprocki of New York ran 70 yards for a touchdown and second place in the longest scoring runs statistic, during Game I in 1974. ––– In Game XIV in 1987, Neil Bittner ran 40 yards for a touchHowever, for him, personally, it didn’t a serious illness. By RONALD KLOSS down. It marked the third longest scoring run in Raabe Classic quite work out that way. “I remember that day like it was yesterEra Sports Writer history. While his staff under assistant day,” Gray stated. “Actually I was released When Frewsburg’s Terry Gray and his coach Brendan Carter was handing the on Monday and felt stronger every day. staff were asked to coach the New York Pennsylvania all-stars a 25-12 loss in Game I really thought maybe I could go to the all-stars in 2012 he was all prepared for the 39, Gray was at home recuperating after game, but then I decided against it. I didn’t being released from the hospital following experience of a lifetime. (See GRAY, Page 6)
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1. Most First Downs (Game): 56 in 2003. 2. Most First Downs (Team): 34 by NY in 2003. 3. Least First Downs (Team): 6 by PA in 1980; 6 by NY in 2009. 4. Least First Downs (Game): 15 in 1980. 5. Most Passes Attempted (Team): 30 by NY in 1986 and 48 by PA in 2013. 6. Least Passes Attempted (Teams combined): 14 in 1995. 7. Least Passes Completed (Team): 1 by NY in 1995; 1 by NY in 2009. 8. Least Passing Yardage (Team): 0 by NY in 2009. 9. Most Passes Attempted (Player): 25 by NY’s Tom Hardy in 1975. 10. Most Passes Completed (Player): 17 by (Portville) NY’s Colt Lowe in 2012. 11. Most Passes Intercepted (Team): 4 by NY in 1978. 12. Most Passing Yardage (Team): 426 by PA in 2013. 13. Most Passing Yardage (Player): 231 by NY’s Hardy in 1975. 14. Longest Fumble Recovery for TD: PA’s Tom Raught for 12 yds. in 1982. 15. Most TD Passes (Player): 3 by PA’s Tom Nasto in 2001 and Era photo by Wade Aiken NY’s John Ditcher in 1986. Cheerleaders representing New York include from left, in front, Gabriella Sanjurjo (Allegany-Limestone). 16. Most Pass Receptions In the middle are Rachel Dulanski (Salamanca), Brittany Chamberlain (Salamanca), Bridget Grisewood (Player): 7 by PA’s Kurt (Portville) and Starr Harrington (Salamanca). In the back are Jaimie VanEtten (Portville), Katie Topolski Lobaugh in 1988, PA’s Jake (Portville), Brandon Braker (Salamanca), Kailyn Delaney (Portville) and Cheyenne Jackson (Salamanca). Sprague in 2001, PA’s Mitch Missing at the time of the picture were Carmen Dickerson (Bolivar-Richburg), Emily Rinko (Ellicottville), Jade Holmberg in 2013, PA’s Tyce Horton (Randolph) and Miranda Sipko (Randolph). Miller in 2013 17. Longest Interception for TD: PA’s Zach Vleminckx 54 yards in 2012. 18. Most Interceptions New York Pennsy (1984) Game 22 22 49 (Player): 2 by NY’s Peterson and Game 1 14 6 (1995) Game 33 NY’s Quatrone in 1978, by PA’s (1974) Game 12 6 7 (2006) O’Neil in 1985, by NY’s Vogtli 22 8 (1985) Game 23 20 40 in 1986, by PA’s Kerry Hawver Game 2 16 16 (1996) Game 34 in 2001, by Pennsylvania’s (1975) Game 13 13 13 (2007) Vince Kinniburgh in 2006. 33 27 (1986) Game 24 22 21 19. Most Receiving Yardage: Game 3 29 0 (1997) Game 35 147 by PA’s Mike Kehr in (1976) Game 14 14 20 2005. (2008) 20 16 (1987) Game 25 20. Longest Pass Completion: 0 27 Game 4 0 26 (1998) 84 yards from PA’s Adam Game 36 (1977) Game 15 8 7 Bickford to Jeremy Skaggs in (2009) 21 7 (1988) Game 26 2000. 6 13 Game 5 12 21 (1999) 21. Longest Kickoff Return: Game 37 (1978) Game 16 30 14 88 yards by PA’s Dale Heller (2010) 36 6 (1989) Game 27 in 1978. 46 37 Game 6 18 3 (2000) 22. Longest Field Goal: 47 (1979) Game 17 12 45 Game 38 yards by NY’s Gerald Carlson 6 17 (1990) Game 28 (2011) in 1992; 47 yards by NY’s Rigel Game 7 27 13 (2001) 3 28 Johnson in 2009. (1980) Game 18 23 29 Game 39 23. Longest Run from 13 6 (1991) Game 29 (2012) Scrimmage: 71 yards by PA’s Game 8 31 14 (2002) 25 15 John Bickford in 2000. (1981) Game 19 23 21 Game 40 24. Longest Punt Return: 86 0 19 (1992) Game 30 (2013) yards by PA’s Claude Haskins Game 9 36 33 (2003) in 2004. 12 53 (1982) Game 20 56 40 25. Longest Punt: 65 yards 6 17 (1993) Game 31 by NY’s Dowdell in 1979. SERIES RECORD Game 10 7 6 (2004) 26. Most Rushing Yardage W L T (1983) Game 21 12 27 (Team): 471 by NY in 2003. New York 20 18 2 14 16 (1994) Game 32 27. Least Rushing Yardage Pennsylvania 18 20 2 Game 11 16 21 (2005) (Team): -25 by NY in 2012.
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41st Annual Don Raabe Charities Classic Revenue for charity Game 1 (1974) $6,000 Game 2 (1975) $8,000 Game 3 (1976) $11,000 Game 4 (1977) $13,000 Game 5 (1978) $16,000 Game 6 (1979) $15,000 Game 7 (1980) $18,000 Game 8 (1981) $29,000 Game 9 (1982) $26,000 Game 10 (1983) $30,000 Game 11 (1984) $25,000 Game 12 (1985) $30,000 Game 13 (1986) $35,000 Game 14 (1987) $41,000 Game 15 (1988) $38,000 Game 16 (1989) $43,000 Game 17 (1990) $41,000 Game 18 (1991) $48,000 Game 19 (1992) $50,000 Game 20 (1993) $52,000 Game 21 (1994) $43,250
Era photo by Wade Aiken Shown is the Otto-Eldred mascot Kortney Regis (front row) along with the Pennsylvania cheerleaders who will be at tonight’s Raabe Classic. From left in the second row are Megan Frontino (Smethport), Shelby Dates (Port Allegany), Courtney True (Bradford), Tierra Johnson Smethport), Sarah Brouse (St. Marys), Elizabeth Mechling (Eisenhower), Alexis Powell (Coudersport) and Chelsea Wymer (Smethport). In the third row are Amber Watkavitch (St. Marys), Krista Miller (Port Allegany), Bryana Dynda (St. Marys), Bryana Baer (Port Allegany), Devin Sharp (Eisenhower), Kyley Weaver (Smethport), Casey Johnston (St. Marys) and Elisha White (Otto-Eldred). In the back are Noel Miller (Bradford), Victoria Robinson (Coudersport), Shelby Schreckengost (Kane), Julia Greenman (Smethport), Carrygan Jordan (Bradford), Daysha Eckerd (Coudersport), Kaitlyn Hallock (Bradford), Danielle Dubetsky (Otto-Eldred) and Paige Werner (St. Marys). Missing at the time of the picture were Paige Martonik (Johnsonburg), Kayla Kerner (Kane) and Maria Buhler (Ridgway).
Three quarterbacks named to all-star team in 2013 By RONALD KLOSS Era Sports Writer
Offenses put up impressive numbers during the 2013 football season and that resulted in three quarterbcks being named to the Olean Times Herald Big 30 All-Star Team. The OTH Big 30 committee, made up of members from both sides of the state line, held its annual selection meeting on Nov. 10 in Olean to select the 30-player team. A total of 16 players were named to the offensive unit and 14 make up the defensive squad. The trio of quarterbacks - Kane’s Kevin Cleer, Olean’s Chance Anzivine and Cuba-
Rushford’s Carl Holmes - accounted for nearly 4,000 yards of passing offense this season. Cleer was one of five Wolves named to the team. Joining him on offense were wide receiver Jeff Kocjancic and lineman Nathan Klaiber, while teammates Evan DeLong (lineman) and James Lingenfelter (linebacker) were placed on the defense. The Wolves posted a perfect 9-0 regular season and also won the Allegheny Mountain League championship. They finished the season 11-1 after losing to Karns City in the District 9 Class AA title game.
Score of 58 wins scramble The team of Keith Stauffer, Gary Winner, Jeff Burgess and Barry Stauffer shot a score of 58 to win the first flight as part of the Don Raabe Big 30 Charities Classic golf scramble July 20 at Pine Acres Country Club. Terry Fuqua, Jacques Lagrua, Bob Vicini and David Horn were second at 59. Winning the second flight were Mike DePalma, Amy DePalma, Paul DePalma and Josh Stauffer (58). They won on a match of cards over Mike Butler, Dan Disney, Mark Smith and Zach Smith (58).
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Capturing the third flight were Kevin Kelley, Mike Bombasay, Joe Miller and Gerry Pehonsky (67). They turned back the challenge of Ron Smith, Don Smith, Jim Persichini and Mark Persichini (70). Closest to pin winners were Lagrua, Butler, Bill Swanson and Randy Titus.
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Unbeaten Randolph followed Kane with four players on the team. The Cardinals repeated as the Section 6 Class D champions. Representing the Cardinals on the Big 30 team on offense was Chris Doubek a 1,500yard rusher. Linebacker Cody Oldro, last year’s Defensive Player of the Year; Nick Hettenbaugh (defensive back) and Lucas Brown (linebacker) landed berths on the defense. Olean, Ellicottville, Pioneer and Wellsville each placed two players on the team. Joining Anzivine on the team for the Huskies was wide receiver Luke Hennessy. Placed on the defense for the Eagles were Cameron Wilson (defensive back) and Dylan Paprocki (linebacker). Making the team for Pioneer were Ryan Merlau on the offensive line and Justin Bliss at defensive end. The Lions were represented by Drew Stonemetz on the offense at center and Tyler Brion on the defense at linebacker. A total of 12 additional schools each had one player
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make the team. Landing berths on the team offensively were: Bradford’s Ryan McCammon (lineman), Coudersport’s Coy Hoffman (running back), Otto-Eldred’s Sam Colebert (running back), Cameron County’s Eric Spehalski (receiver), Port Allegany’s Brandon Raymo (lineman), Cattaraugus-Little Valley’s Justin Forster (running back), and Portville’s Ben Waugh (running back). Making the team on defense were Smethport’s Ryan Stratton (linebacker), Ridgway’s Ben MacDonald (secondary), Sheffield’s Noah Heeter (end), Salamanca’s Brad Cunningham (end) and Allegany-Limestone’s Peter Harris (lineman). Only two underclassmen - Lingenfelter (Kane) and MacDonald (Ridgway) - were named to this year’s team. They are both juniors. A total of 19 of the 22 schools that are members of the OTH Big 30 area were represented by at least one player on the team.
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New York’s Gerald Carlson replaced John Ditcher of Pennsylvania for the longest field goal, when his boot split the uprights from 47 yards out in the 1992 game. Ditcher’s kick went 36 yards in Game XIII in 1987. ––– During Game IX in 1982, Dave Behler of Pennsylvania kicked a field goal a distance of 29 yards. ––– Brian Goetschius of New York had a pass interception that ended in a touchdown during Game IV in 1977. ––– During Game V in 1978, Pennsylvania fumbled twice in the end zone giving New York two safeties. ––– New York boasts a pair of 5-game winning streaks in the Charities Classic series. The Empire Staters took the first five games — 1974-1978 — and then came back with five consecutive victories from 1989 to 1993.
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Era photo by Wade Aiken Shown are several of the homecoming queens who will be in attendance at tonight’s Raabe Classic. In the front row from left are Alex Caton (Cameron County), Angela DeAngelo (Ridgway) and Krista Miller (Port Allegany). In the back are Julia Greenman (Smethport), Daysha Eckerd (Coudersport), Chelsea Shelander (Otto-Eldred) and Jordan Wilson (Sheffield). Missing at the time of the picture were Emma Daghir (Elk County Catholic), Michaela Pierce (Ellicottville), Paige Martonik (Johnsonburg), Elizabeth Tunall (Kane) and Ericka Carnahan (Randolph).
Gray jumped at chance to coach in Raabe Classic (Continued from Page 3) want to be a distraction. This game is about giving to charities and the kids. It wasn’t about me.” Now, two years later, the Raabe Classic committee went back to Frewsburg for a New York coaching staff and Gray once again jumped at the chance. “I’m also the athletic director and I teach driver’s ed so I’m pretty busy,” he explained. “First I had to see if my wife was on board with it and then if I had a coaching staff. They were all for it and I really wanted to be part of the game, especially after two years ago.” Gray said the New York all-stars showed up in shape when practice started July 17. “We handed out playbooks on media day and told our kids that their job over the summer was to come into camp in shape. We didn’t want to spend a lot of time on conditioning drills when we could be practicing. They looked good when they showed up,” said Gray. Gray noted that it didn’t take long for his players to jell as a team. “It’s important for a team to bond and we spend time on that every day,” he stated.
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That’s allowed the staff to put all its offense in and prepare the defense as well. “Our offense is fully installed after one week of practice and defensively we’ve just had to convert some kids over to defensive backs. We’re really close to all of the kids knowing their jobs,” he pointed out. On the other side of the state line, Otto-Eldred head coach Virgil Graham has been pleased with his team’s practices. “I’ve been very pleased and surprised at how quickly the kids have picked up our offense,” Graham said. “They’ve been really efficient and productive the past few days.” This is Graham’s first opportunity to coach in the game and he admits being a bit overwhelmed when he was first approached by the Raabe Classic Committee. “It’s a huge honor, but then there was a sense of being overwhelmed,” he explained. “I needed a little time to think about it and make sure I had assistant coaches. When that was set I called back and took it. “We have great kids with great attitudes. They are athletes who want to be here and are happy to be part of the game. “That makes it easy to coach when you have a group like that,” he added.
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