Schulgen's Football Reports

The fifty-one 2012 Pennsylvania Mini Max Winners are listed alphabetically by school below:

District One/Twelve Sub Regional AA Championship

West Catholic vs Imhotep Charter at Germantown High School, Friday November 16th, 7 PM

West Catholic (7-3) Last Week:Beat Conwell Egan 48-14 in Semi-Finals

West Catholic’s offense has been clicking all season, as the Burrs put up 35.3 Points per contest. Like usual, their huge up front but none of which are big as Jayrd Jones-Smith,6’7 320 lbs., who has been dominating everyone he has faced. Running Back, Greg White has rushed for over 1,400 yards on the season so far and QB,Antwain McCollum has passed for over 1,400 yards.

Imhotep Charter (11-0)

A little bad blood maybe brewing at West Catholic, due to the departure of Star Running Back, David Williams. But for the new Panther, Williams, it’s been “business as usual.” He has rushed for 1,157 yards on 126 carries, which is almost a first down every time he touches the ball. But you can not forget about Eerin Young who is the second leading rusher with 913 yards on 93 carries. Imhotep has also been shutting down opposing teams only letting up only 50 points all season(6 shutouts).

Last Meeting:Never Faced each other.

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District One A Sub-Regional Championship

Communications Tech at Bristol High School, Friday November 16th, 7 PM

Comm. Tech (5-5) Last Week:Beat Morrisville, 18-0 in Semi-Finals

Lead by Senior Running Back, Diqaun Gilbert’s 818 yards on 146 carries, Tech has been able to stay competitive in the tough Philadelphia Public League AA Division. Features two QBs, Zaki Johnson & Kevin Caldwell,  who seem to find, speedy WR, Devon Brunson more times than not.

Bristol (7-1) Last Week:BYE

Bristol’s offensive line has led the way to the Warriors first League Title since ’07. Star Sophomore Running Back, Donte Simmonds, is expect to get the work load this Friday night. Simmonds has been plagued with injuries for the better part of this season but the young back is expected to be close to 100% come game time

Last Meeting:Communication Tech 38 Bristol 20, Week 1 2012 Season

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Top 25

#1.St. Joseph’s Prep-Archbishop Ryan-St.Joseph’s

#2.LaSalle-#20.Roman Catholic-LaSalle

#3.Downingtown East-#19.W.C. Henderson-Downingtown East

#4.Ridley-Penncrest-Ridley

#5.Pennridge-Hatboro Horsham-Pennridge

#6.Archbishop Wood-Cardinal O’Hara-Archbishop Wood

#7.Central Bucks South-Central Bucks West-Central Bucks South

#8.Pottsgrove-Phoenixville-Pottsgrove

#9.Imhotep Charter-Del.Val Charter-Imhotep Charter

#10.Coatesville-Avon Grove-Coatesville

#11.Episcopal Academy-Germantown Academy-Episcopal Academy

#12.West Catholic-Archbishop Caroll-West Catholic

#13.Plymouth Whitemarsh-Springfield(Montco)-Plymouth Whitemarsh

#14.Academy Park-Interboro-Academy Park

#15.Downingtown West-Bishop Shanahan-Downingtown West

#16.Unionville-Kennett-Unionville

#17.Perkiomen Valley-#25.Spring Ford-Sprin Ford

#18.Pennsbury-#22.Neshaminy-Pennsbury

#21.North Penn-Souderton-North Penn

#23.Haverford High-Garnet Valley-Garnet Valley

#24.Frankford-Northeast-Frankford

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Communications Tech-Ben Franklin-Ben Franklin

Springfield(Delco)-Marple Newtown-Springfield(Delco)

Abington-William Tennent-Abington

Upper Moreland-Wissahickon-Wissahickon

Strath Haven-Harriton-Strath Haven

Malvern Prep-Haverford School-Malvern Prep

Council Rock North-Council Rock South-Council Rock North

Boy’s Latin-Bok-Bok

Norristown-Cheltenham-Cheltenham

Washington-Central-Washington

Simon Gratz-Mastery Charter North-Simon Gratz

Tower Hill-Morrisville-Morrisville

Pottstown-Methacton-Methacton

Penn Charter-Springside Chestnut Hill Academy-Penn Charter

Overall: 134-40 (.770)

Last Week:26-9

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1.St. Joseph’s Prep 8-0   Philadelphia Catholic League AAAA

2.LaSalle                  8-1    Philadelphia Catholic League AAAA

3.Downingtown East 9-0 Chest-Mont League:National

4.Ridley                    9-0    Central League

5.Pennridge             8-1 Suburban One League:Continental

6.Archbishop Wood   7-2 Philadelphia Catholic League AAA

7.Central Bucks South  8-1 Suburban One League:Continental

8.Pottsgrove                 9-0 Pioneer Athletic Conference

9.Imhotep Charter      9-0 Philadelphia Public League AA

10.Coatesville               7-2  Chest-Mont League:National

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11.Episcopal Acaemy                   8-0 Inter-AC

12.West Catholic                           5-3 Philadelphia Catholic League AA

13.Plymouth Whitemarsh          8-1 Suburban One League:American

14.Academy Park                         8-1 Del.-Val. League

15.Downingtown West               6-3 Chest-Mont League:National

16.Unionville                               7-2   Chest-Mont League:American

17.Perkiomen Valley                   7-2 Pioneer Athletic Conference

18.Pennsbury                              7-2 Suburban One League:National

19.West Chester Henderson    7-2 Chest-Mont League:National

20.Roman Catholic                    5-3 Philadelphia Catholic League:AAAA

21.North Penn                             5-4 Suburban One League:Continental

22.Neshaminy                             7-2 Suburban One League:National

23.Haverford High                    8-1 Central League

24.Frankford                              6-2 Philadelphia Public League AAAA:Gold

25.Spring Ford                           8-1 Pioneer Athletic Conference

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Honorable Mention

Interboro 8-1, Haverford School 6-3, West Chester Rustin 7-2, Simon Gratz 9-0, George Washington 7-1, Garnet Vallet 7-2, Abington 6-3, Bok 7-2,

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Pottsgrove’s All-State Left Tackle, Madison O’Connor, 6’5 330, picked up an offer from Hawaii this pass week. O’Connor, who has been getting interest from major schools, has the ideal size of an offensive tackle at the next level. He was named to the First Team All-State AAA last year and has been a crucial part of the Pottsgrove Falcons success.

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1.St. Joseph’s Prep 7-0 Philadelphia Catholic League:AAAA

2.LaSalle              7-1  Philadelphia Catholic League:AAAA

3.Downingtown East               8-0   Chest-Mont League:National AAAA

4.Ridley                       8-0    Central League AAAA

5.Pennridge              7-1  Suburban One League:Continental AAAA

6.Archbishop Wood      6-2  Philadelphia Catholic League: AA

7.Imhotep Charter        8-0  Philadelphia Public League:AA

8.Central Bucks South    7-1 Suburban One League:Continental AAAA

9.Pottsgrove       8-0   Pioneer Athletic Conference AAA

10.Episcopal Academy 7-0  Inter AC

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11.West Catholic                           6-2 Philadelphia Catholic League

12.Plymouth Whitemarsh          7-1 Suburban One League:American

13.Perkiomen Valley                   7-1 Pioneer Athletic Conference

14.Coatesville                               6-2  Chest-Mont League:National

15.Academy Park                         7-1  Del-Val League

16.Downingtown West               6-2 Chest-Mont League:National

17.West Chester Henderson       6-2 Chest-Mont League:National

18.Malvern Prep                            5-2   Inter-AC

19.Unionville                                 6-2        Chest-Mont League:American

20.North Penn                            4-4 Suburban One League:Continental

21.Pennsbury                               6-2 Suburban One League:National

22.Abington                                6-2 Suburban One League:National

23.Frankford                               6-2 Philadelphia Public League AAAA:Gold

24.Neshaminy                            6-2 Suburban One League:National

25.Spring-Ford                           7-1  Pioneer Athletic Conference

Honorable Mention

Interboro 7-1, West Chester Rustin 6-2, Haverford High 7-1, Simon Gratz 8-0, Garnet Valley 6-2, Prep Charter 5-3, Archbishop Ryan 5-3, George Washington 7-1, Boy’s Latin 7-1, Springfield(Delco) 6-2

Lincoln vs Central-Central

Northeast vs Furness-Northeast

Del.Val vs Prep Charter-Prep Charter

Imhotep Charter vs Comm. Tech=Imhotep Charter

Bok vs Bartram-Bok

M.L.K. vs Ben Franklin-Ben Franklin

Penn Charter vs Haverford School-Penn Charter

Simon Gratz vs Boys Latin-Simon Gratz

Roman Catholic vs Father Judge-Roman Catholic

Archbishop Wood vs Bonner-Wood

Marple Newtown vs Radnor-Marple Newtown

Ridley vs Upper Darby-Ridley

W.C. East vs Downingtown East-Downingtown East

Glen Mills vs Academy Park-Academy Park

Academy of the New Church vs Bristol-Bristol

Upper Moreland vs Springfield(Montco)-Upper Moreland

Pottstown vs Spring Ford-Spring Ford

Pennsbury vs Bensalem-Pennsbury

William Tennent vs Council Rock South-William Tennent

Upper Merion vs Cheltenham-Cheltenham

Pennridge vs Central Bucks East-Pennridge

Upper Dublin vs Plymouth Whitemarsh-Plymouth Whitemasrh

Norristown vs Wissahickon-Wissahickon

Central Bucks South vs Quakertown-Central Bucks South

W.C. Henderson vs Avon Grove-Henderson

West Catholic vs LaSalle-LaSalle

Springfield(Delco) vs Strath Haven-Springfield(Delco)

Central Bucks West vs North Penn-North Penn

Cardinal O’Hara vs Lansdale Catholic-Cardinal O’Hara

New Hope Solebury vs Jenkintown-New Hope Solebury

Top Games

Malvern Prep vs Episcopal Academy-Malvern Prep

Downingtown West vs Coatesville-Coatesville

Pottsgrove vs Perkiomen Valley-Pottsgrove

Garnet Valley vs Penncrest-Penncrest

Neshaminy vs Abington-Abington

Overall-108-31 (.777)

Last Week- 31-4

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Week 9 Rankings will be posted tomorrow, Friday the 26th!

When you’re the reigning League champs, everyone is “gunning” for you. But, when you boast an impressive 7-0 record, only allowing 14 points all season, you are the real top dogs, right? Well this week two of the top teams in the Inter-Ac will face off(Malvern Prep & Episcopal Academy). Both teams are heading into the game with undefeated league records and a “winner takes all” kind of atmosphere.

Episcopal Academy has showed that they’re able to win their first Inter-Ac title since ’04, when they shared the championship with Germantown Academy & Penn Charter. Episcopal, has a three man rushing attack, four if you include QB, senior 6’3 Adam Strouss. Strouss, who leads all ball carriers with 494 yards on 83 carries, has been the total package this season so far. He has produced 57% of the Churchmen’s offense. But, you can not forget about Ian Strain, Anthony Felizani and Cody Russell. All three backs are compatible of having big games any given week.

If the Malvern Prep Friars slow down the offense, they’ll need to find ways to score on a defense that has only allowed two teams to find the end zone all season. Episcopal, features a big defensive line that seems to be in the back field all game, a line-backing crew that flies to the ball and a great secondary.

On the other side, Malvern features one of the area’s top passing attacks, led by QB-Bill Ford. Ford has completed 46% of his passes for 860 yards and seven touchdown through the air. 6’4 215-lbs. Ryan Ammerman, has had the majority of the catches and has been a consistent multi-catch a game guy. Like Episcopal, Malvern features a three-back backfield. But none are quiet good as senior, Eric Purnell. Purnell has break-away speed and great vision but it all starts up front, where Malvern has dominated. In every game the Friars won, thus far, they have controlled the line of scrimmage.

Expect a battle in the trenches and whoever controls the L.O.S.(Line of Scrimmage), will most likely be the more successful team.

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