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TEAM AMERICA VS CANADA
Team America wins 35-0
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FORMER NFL RUNNING BACK WALTER SANDERS OF TEAM AMERICA WINS OVERALL MVP

Overall MVP: #10 Walter Sanders RB Team America
Team America Team MVP: #7 Easton Melancon QB
Team Canada TEam MVP: #8 Team Canada
Game Ball: #40 Liston Bates – Team Canada

BOX SCORE
Team America vs Canada
4/1/2017 2pm
Salisbury TWP Stadium
Globe Bowl 5

1st Quarter (5:14)
#10 Walter Sanders Team America – 70 Yard TD run
#83 Jonathan Taney Team America – Extra Point

2nd Quarter (12:11)
#10 Walter Sanders Team America – 7 Yard TD run
Extra Point Blocked

3rd Quarter (12:01)
#19 David Coleman Team America – 68 Yard Punt Return TD
#83 Jonathan Taney Team America – Extra Point

3rd Quarter (10:03)
Saftey – #24 Lamar Johnson Team America

3rd Quarter (2:50)
#26 Robert Cleveland Team America – 1 Yard TD run
2 point conversion Failed

4th Quarter (3:41)
#1 Christopher Mccutchin Team America – 4 Yard TD Pass
from #7 QB Easton Melancon Team America
#83 Jonathan Taney Team America – Extra Point

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final
Team America 7 6 15 7 35
Canada 0 0 0 0 0

2017 TEAM AMERICA ROSTER
NO. NAME PREVIOUS POS HT WT
0 Shane Douglass Mcdaniel College LB/MLB 5-11 230
1 Christopher Mccutchin Pro-Free Agent WR/PR/KR 5-6 164
3 Stephan Lewis Kean University ILB 6-1 240
4 Ryan Archie Pro-Free Agent DB/QB 5-9 170
5 Rico Reyna Pro-Free Agent RB 5-10 185
6 Avery Collins Pro-Free Agent WR 5-11 215
7 Easton Melancon Louisiana College QB 5-11 200
8 Russell Mason Pro-Free Agent DE/OL 6-6 280
9 Jordan Burdue Pro Free-Agent LB/OLB/LS 5-11 212
10 Walter Sanders Baltimore Ravens (NFL) /FA RB 5-9 215
11 Ron Gibson Jr Eastern Michigan University WR/PR/KR 5-9 170
12 Michael Kenner Pro-Free Agent WR/S 6-0 202
14 Juan Usuga Salve Regina University DB 5-8 175
15 Michael Mack Pro-Free Agent DE/DT 6-4 270
17 Chris Dickson Lakeland University DB 5-11 178
19 David Coleman Kean University DB/LB 5-11 230
20 RaShon Roach Jr Pro=Free Agent ATH 6-1 205
21 Sa’Quan Hicks Pro-Free Agent DB/CB 5-10 181
22 Joshua Lavoie Granite State Destroyers DB/S 5-8 185
23 Brad Butler ll Kean University DB/CB 5-9 150
24 Lamar Johnson Lincoln University LB 6-0 225
26 Robert Cleveland Delaware Valley University RB 5-6 185
27 Leroy Cheatham Pro-Free Agent DB/CB 6-0 175
37 Kivar Thurman University of Delaware DB/CB 5-10 190
40 Rick Orio Husson University DB/S 5-11 190
42 Dyante Daniels Pro-Free Agent DB/S 5-7 185
44 Logan Steward Husson University DB/S 5-9 188
47 Ethan Gambale Salve Regina University LB 6-1 240
48 Alexander Little Penn Panthers DL/TE 6-3 270
50 Brian Burch Pro-Free Agent OL/DL 6-0 260
51 Kyle McCarthy San Jose Sharks (AFL) FA OC/OG/OT 6-4 315
56 Kevin Toussaint Pro-Free Agent OC/OL 5-11 280
58 Shaheim Mickey Central Lakes College OL/LG 5-10 270
71 Luis Mateo Pro-Free Agent OL/OG 6-0 345
75 Derrick Eshelman FA/ Otterbein University OL 6-4 350
76 Maximillian Noll Spokane Wolfpack OL/DL 6-2 345
77 Melvin Eason Cheyney/FA OL/OT 6-6 350
83 Jonathan Taney Pro-Free agent K/P 5-9 200
84 Armond Burnett Kalamazoo Valley CC WR/KR/PR 5-8 163
87 Rocco Colavecchia Geneva College WR 6-3 255
91 Jalil Tyler Jersey Devils Pro Arena DT 6-4 325

Head Coach / OC: Bobby Rome
Defensive Coordinator: Leo Phillips
Assistant Coach/OL/DL: Donald Goold
WR/DB: Rich Garcia
Assistant: Rob Kiker
WR: Mike Mason

Athletic Trainer: Jessica Cancel
Trainer/ Massage: Dave Reeman (Total Bodywork Performance)

Globe Bowl / Team America President: Michael Quartey Contact: eastpreps@gmail.com
 
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  • dwade_4It still has not fully sunk in that I am officially a college graduate. It went by so fast, I finished high school in 3 years and now finished college in 3. Now with my bachelors degree in hand I must move on to the next chapter of my education, which is getting my masters! Let's see how quickly I can finish that lol. Looking forward to becoming a Double Eagle and even more excited to dominate this year on the football field
 
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Sometimes as the HC HS FB team you have to dust off the pads and help win a "SHIP" b4 your HS season, sometimes. Jason Boltus - Wikipedia

JACKSONVILLE SHARKS NAL CHAMPIONS
07/10/2017 9:43 PM
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JACKSONVILLE – The Jacksonville Sharks defeated the Columbus Lions 27-21 in the National Arena League Championship to become NAL Champions in front of 9,730 of the best fans in the league.

The first points on the board went to the Sharks as Derrick Ross found the endzone on a short run from the goal line. Micheaux Robinson had a huge interception at the goal line as Columbus tried to retaliate.

Before the half, the Sharks pulled out an incredible never-before-seen play, where Damien Fleming tossed the ball back to Mo Williams who delivered a perfect pass to Mo Ruffins right into the endzone. With two missed field goals by the Lions in the last minute of the half, the Sharks successfully shut out Columbus from scoring in the first two quarters and led 13-0 going into halftime. .

At the beginning of the third quarter, the Lions scored their first points with a touchdown from Mason Espinosa to Tristan Purifoy. Damien Fleming went down hard and was replaced by Jason Boltus. The Sharks struck back towards the end of the third quarter with a short pass to Mo Williams from Boltus to allow the Sharks to go up 20-7.

Columbus made a run to catch up, scoring a touchdown early in the fourth quarter. It was later retaliated by Devin Wilson. Columbus came back and scored again to make the score a close 27-21. In the final minute, the Lions were driving down the field to score and potentially win the game. With four seconds left and less than ten yards to go, they fumbled and it was recovered by Jermiah Price to give the Sharks the ball and win the game with the most exciting finish of the season.
 
cavaliercharlie said:
IFAF Paris expels USA Football from American football
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So now you have me reading through all these stories and I see that Paris hates the USFAF. In the words of my long departed uncle Vince "What the hell is going on out here?" U know, up until this point I have been a relaxed and reserved individual, but that all ends today. If those independence copying, croissant eating, SOB's want to kick us out, let them. But I will tell you this, I will no longer extend Lafayette a formal invitation to my 4th of July BBQ.
 
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DOVER, Del. – The Wesley College Athletics Hall of Fame will induct 13 individuals and a team as the Class of 2017 at the annual Hall of Fame ceremony as part of Wesley's Homecoming festivities, which start on Friday, Oct. 13.

The Class of 2017 includes Brittany Block '08 (soccer), Patricia (Casarotto) Jilek '07 (basketball), Mike Judy '01 (football), Chris Miller '06 (lacrosse), Jessica Morgan '09 (softball), Tim O'Keefe '00 (lacrosse), Robin Smith '07 M'09 (basketball), Michele Stabley (basketball), Derrick Tate '97 (football), T'Neisha Turner '06 (basketball), Danielle Vincent '09 M'11 (field hockey), Chris Warrick '07 (football) Freeman Williams III '99 (basketball) and the 1965-66 Men's Basketball Team.

A lineman on the 1998 and 2000 Atlantic Central Football Conference (ACFC) Championship, 2000 NCAA Tournament and the 1998 Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Bowl teams, Judy was a two-time captain and an ECAC All-Star in 2000. Judy was twice on the All-ACFC Second Team (1998-1999) and a First Team All-ACFC member in 2000. Judy was the Wesley Lineman of the Year in 2000, Offensive MVP in 1999 and Rookie of the Year in 1997.

Currently, Judy teaches physical education at Smyrna High School, where he serves as the head football coach and assistant lacrosse coach for the Eagles. Judy's football team has been back-to-back Division I Delaware State Champions. He has been named Coach of the Year nine times by several different organizations for football and lacrosse.
 
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July 28, 2017

DOVER, Del. – Football has led former Wesley College quarterback Justin Sottilare '13 many places, five countries and three continents in four years to be exact.

A professional quarterback, Sottilare currently plays for the Vaasa Royals in Finland. He has also seen time with the Franken Knights in Germany, Seinäjoki Crocodiles in Finland, Moscow Black Storm in Russia and the Curtain Saints in Australia.

Logging many frequent flyer miles, Sottilare has certainly enjoyed his football journey.

"Each country has something special about it," he said. "I've just enjoyed spending some time and living in each of those countries. If I had to pick a favorite place I would have to say Australia because the country had some amazing wild life and national parks that make it an amazing place."

Now in his third season in Finland, the cultural differences in travel abroad haven't bothered the right-handed signal-caller.

"In Finland, everyone is very shy and keeps to themselves," Sottilare said. "Talking to a stranger at the store is something that never happens. With me being a bit talkative it makes for some very awkward moments at times. They also have 24-hour sunlight, so I've had to tinfoil my windows to get some darkness at night. In Russia, only about five people spoke English, so I had to talk a lot with my hands in order to express myself. Australia was pretty much like back home. The only thing that was an adjustment there was the lack of Wi-Fi."

A captain his senior season with the Wolverines, Sottilare was the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Player of the Year in 2010, a two-time D3football.com All-Region player and an All-ECAC performer in 2010. He tallied 6,673 passing yards and 74 touchdowns in his Wesley career.

"Wesley is a great place to study and play," said Sottilare. "Obviously the Wesley Football program has shown to be successful on the field, and I think that success is attributed to the men in charge. They have done a great job in coaching their players on and off the field. And as for me personally, I got the opportunity to play overseas because of the coaching that Coach (Chip) Knapp gave me. I don't think I'd have this opportunity if it weren't for him."

"Justin was a 'gym rat' for the playbook and our offense," said Knapp, who is entering his 26th year as Wesley's Offensive Coordinator and Associate Head Coach. "(Justin) was always asking questions and interested in learning different ways to run our offense. He was one of the best game-managing quarterbacks that came through Wesley."

Sottilare is one of 14 former Wolverines to play professional football since 2002. Through nine games in 2017, Sottilare has led the Royals to a 7-2 record.
 
Not sure what all these posts mean to be honest. CC needs to put up a disclaimer on this thread wth
 
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