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Shown are coaches and members of the Tomcats: top row, Coach Brusino, Coach Gordon, Coach Dolan, Coach Stanley, Coach Parks, Coach Kitchen, Coach Treichler and Coach McDouglad; first row, Ezekiel Capton, Michael Mitten, Brandon Higgins, Roger Adkins, Zach Stanley, Kendra Cheers, Tristian Vandenberg, Griffin Cornwell, Kevin Cannon, Aaron Poe, Jacob Story and Nick Stott; second row, Donovan Brusino, Colton Pankiewicz, Austin Osetkowski, Gabrielle Capton, Warren McDougald, Thomas Peltier, Edward O'Connor, Evan Joseph, Joseph Hahn and Kevin Halford; bottom row, Enrico Liberale, Tyler Camidge, Preston Dolan, Jamel Oliver, Justin McDougald, Jordon Parks, Noah Bennett, Christopher Gordon, Jacob DeWolf and Anthony Davis. Not pictured are: Kevin Bundy Jr., Cody Guiliani, Evan Rohring, Donovan Satterfield, Bryson Solomon, Mario Solomon and Joshua Wisnieski.

NWAA Tomcats and Grand Island Junior Vikings to face off at NYFL Super Bowl

by jmaloni

Thu, Nov 1st 2012 07:00 am

The Niagara Wheatfield Amateur Athletics Tomcats advanced to the 120-pound division Super Bowl by shutting out the Lew-Port Chargers 29-0 on Saturday, Oct. 27, continuing their undefeated record for their eighth win of the season.

The Tomcats offense was led by Jordan Parks who scored two touchdowns and threw a two-point conversion to Jake DeWolf. Parks finished the day with 122 yards rushing. Zach Stanley scored one touchdown and scored three extra points finishing the day with 43 yards. Warren McDougald scored the Tomcats other touchdown and finished with 41 yards and Donavan Brusino had 30 yards rushing. As a team, the Tomcats rushed for 263 yards on the day.

The defense was led by Tristian Vandenberg who had nine tackles, six for losses, while Donavan Brusino had six tackles, five for losses, one forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Brandon Higgins had three tackles and two fumble recoveries. Zach Stanley had four tackles and an interception. Aaron Poe, Jamel Oliver had two tackles each and Austin Osetkowski had a fumble recovery.

Ian Evans led the Lew-Port Chargers with 15 tackles.

The undefeated Division L NWAA Tomcats will take on the undefeated Division K Grand Island Junior Vikings at the Super Bowl Championship Game Saturday, Nov. 3, at 4 p.m. at Lew-Port High School stadium.

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