Philadelphia Scholastic Football, 1994

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All-City

Public League

Quarterfinals
Washington 14, Bok 8 (OT)
   In the first OT game in PL history, Bok failed on four plays to start
the extra session and then Washington's Julian Jones (9-45) ran four
yards for his second TD.
Germantown 52, King 12
   Spencer Whetts completed 8 of 18 passes for 166 yards and three TDs
-- all to Javer Dillard (5-105) -- while raising the PL record for one-season
scoring passes to 19. Terry Robertson ran for two TDs and two conversions.
King's Kervin Charles ran 23 times for 125 yards and a TD.
Mastbaum 20, Dobbins 0
   Chafie Fields rushed 24 times for 163 yards and a score.
Frankford 50, Bartram 0
   Eddie Gaskins ran 14 times for 118 yards and three TDs. Alex Peev kicked
a 47-yard field goal, the longest from placement in PL history, and five PAT.
Lovato Bowman turned one of his two interceptions into a 65-yard TD return.
Semifinals
Doubleheader at Northeast
Washington 30, Germantown 24 (OT)
   In OT, Kerwyn Hackett's deflection enabled Ken Bivins to intercept a pass
by Germantown's Spencer Whetts and then Washington QB Rob Farris scored
from the 1. Whetts finished 14-for-36 for 238 yards and two TDs to Javer
Dillard (6-127), including a 61-yarder that came on third-and-27 with 1:50 left
and tied the score.
Mastbaum 21, Frankford 0
   Chafie Fields, Leonhard "P.J." McCray and Marcus Godfrey ran for one
score each. Godfrey made eight tackles. Frankford entered with a 9-0 record
and 37.1 scoring average.
Final
At Northeast
Washington 17, Mastbaum 8
    Dan Cliggett provided a 10-8 lead by kicking a game-record,
45-yard field goal. That distance was only 4 yards short of the overall
city-leagues record. The clinching TD came with 4:43 left when rusher
Reggie Bynum fumbled at Mastbaum's 1 and receiver Ramel Tiggett
recovered the ball in the end zone. Ronald "Butch" Crawley (10-38) led
Washington's balanced rushing attack. For Mastbaum, Leonhard "P.J."
McCray passed 8-for-15 for 137 yards and Marcus Godfrey rushed 12 times
for 91 yards and a TD.

Standings

Coaches' All-Public

Champs' Thumbnail Sketch

Washington
Coach
Ron Cohen
Record
3-2-0, 8-4-0
All-Stars
Roman O'Neill, L
Dan Cliggett, K
Steve Smith, DE
Kerwyn Hackett, LB
Ron "Butch" Crawley, LB
Julian Jones, DB

Catholic League

Quarterfinals
Judge 28, La Salle 7
    Greg Yodis ran for a TD and passed 8-for-10 for 117 yards and a
50-yard TD to Matt Jones. Keith Boggi rushed 24 times for 104 yards. For
La Salle, Dan McNichol passed 12-for-26 for 184 yards and Tom Truitt
made four catches for 98 yards.
McDevitt 10, Ryan 0
    Ben Payne made four tackles for losses, recovered two fumbles
and batted down a pass as McDevitt halted Ryan's 47-game unbeaten streak
in CL play (45-0-2, regular season and playoffs). Also, the Raiders had
won 25 consecutive games in CL play. McDevitt's TD came when Chris
Westerman blocked a punt and Pat Watkins recovered in the end zone.     
Carroll 21, Neumann 0
    The Patriots received long interception TDs from Pete Hinckle
(91 yards) and Corey Hill (77 yards).
Bonner 19, O'Hara 7
    Mike Mitros ran for two scores and passed 11-for-22 for 219
yards and a TD. Chris Hemmert (4-94) and Anthony Becht (4-53) led the
receivers.
Semifinals
At Northeast
Carroll 12, Judge 9
    In the CL's first inter-division semifinal, Carroll overcame a
9-0 halftime deficit and won despite being outgained from scrimmage,
253-123. Four plays into the third quarter, Greg See forced a fumble and
Pete Sousa (14 tackles) picked up the ball and ran 40 yards for a score.
Pete Hinckle caught a 33-yard scoring pass from Andrew Tamaccio with
8:07 left and later had an interception. For Judge, Keith Boggi ran 29
times for 161 yards and a score.
At Plymouth-Whitemarsh
Bonner 33, McDevitt 14
    Mike Mitros passed 10-for-15 for 172 yards and one TD each to
Anthony Becht (4-103) and Chris Hemmert. The Friars broke a 14-14 tie
when Mitros, not the kicker, lined up to attempt a 41-yard field goal
and then took a flip from Jon Bystrek, the holder, and threw a 23-yard
scoring pass to Hemmert. Bystrek ran for one TD and scored another on an
86-yard kickoff return. McDevitt's Levar Talley ran 21 times for 106
yards and a TD.
Final
At Plymouth-Whitemarsh
Bonner 21, Carroll 0
    Passing whiz Mike Mitros surprised Carroll by running for 109
yards and TDs of 32 and 35 yards on 14 carries as Bonner won its first
title since 1961. Mitros also passed 5-for-14 for 102 yards and a
66-yard TD -- a city-league record 41st -- to Frank Serratore. For
Carroll, Andrew Tamaccio passed 16-for-29 for 198 yards, mostly to Corey
Hill (7-90) and Pete Hinckle (6-93).

Standings

Coaches' All-Catholic

Champs' Thumbnail Sketch

Bonner
Coach
Stump Coyne
Record
7-0-0, 11-2-0
All-Stars
John Whalen, C
Brian Morrow, L
Jason Hotchkiss, L
Chris Hemmert, WR
Anthony Becht, TE
Mike Mitros, QB
Dave Bradley, RB
Jon Bystrek, P
Brian "Sluggo" Fleming, DL
Chris Beaty, E/OLB
Tom Oropeza, LB
Pat McKenna, DB

Inter-Ac League

Standings

Coaches' All-Inter-Ac

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Malvern
Coach
Gamp Pellegrini
Record
4-0-0, 7-3-1
All-Stars
Steve Gana, L
Jeff Glackin, L
Dave Hisler, Rec.
Ryan Polley, QB
Derrick Downs, RB
Toby Booker, RB
John Heavens, DL
Steve Galczenski, LB
Brett Antell, DB