The Connolly Cup

Aiden Banks (WR/Lancaster) Banks had a superlative outing against Health Sciences. In this triple overtime

contest, he had eight catches for 154 yards and two touchdowns. He also made a highlight catch for a two-point

conversion that forced overtime.

Acari Brown (WR-DB/Bennett) Helping Bennett to their first win of the season Brown contributed with a

dominating performance. He finished the game with 12 solo tackles and a tackle for loss of yardage. He also

caught two passes and returned two punts.

Jordan Delaney (WR-DB/West Seneca East) The Trojans remain undefeated in part thanks to Delaney’s two

receiving touchdowns including one that covered 56 yards. He also had two interceptions.

Carter Dersarkissian (S-WR-RB/Barker Roy-Hart) Leading the Bulls to a second consecutive win

Dersarkissian ran for three touchdowns and 147 yards on 15 carries. Defensively he forced a fumble, recovered

a fumble and broke up two passes.

Jaylen Hawkins (RB/Sweet Home) Leading the Panthers to their first win of the young season Hawkins

carried the ball 31 times. He ran for 234 yards and scored all four of his team’s touchdowns.

Julian Jackson-Rodriguez (WR-DB/St. Mary’s of Lancaster) He was a big part of the Lancers exciting win.

He caught four passes for 157 yards and two touchdowns. Including a highlight catch and run for the winning

score on the game’s final play. Earlier he recovered a fumble, broke up a pass and made three tackles.

Ian Kindermann (WR-DB/Chautauqua Lake-Westfield-Brocton) Making the most of his opportunities

Kindermann scored two touchdowns on just three pass receptions. He intercepted two passes.

Quentin Littleton (MLB/Canisius) Playing the top-ranked team in West Virginia, Littleton had an outstanding

defensive game with an incredible 17 tackles, a forced fumble and recovered a fumble.

Grant Michalski (RB-DB/Springville) Michalski made plays all over the field to help the Griffins stay

unbeaten. He ran for one touchdown. He caught two TD passes and a two-point conversion. He had a 65-yard

punt return for another score. He added six tackles. He did this while only playing the first half of the game.

Terrance Shuford (RB-LB/Health Sciences) In the Falcons triple overtime thriller Shuford was imposing on

both sides of the ball. He had 25 carries for 271 yards and three touchdowns including the game winner in the

third overtime period. He made 14 tackles and two sacks with a forced fumble and one tackle for loss of yards.

Jordan Thomas-Smith (WR-DB/Dunkirk) The freshman had quite a game for the Marauders. He scored three

touchdowns and also caused two turnovers.

Jacob Toomey (QB/Williamsville North) Toomey helped guide the Spartans to a win in this Class A-1 contest

by completing 10 of 11 passes for 163 yards and four touchdowns. He intercepted a pass and made four tackles.

Arnette Williams (WR-DB/Health Sciences) Williams was instrumental in this early season thriller. He had

three receptions for 105 yards and a touchdown. He also had two interceptions and made four tackles.

Preston Woodworth (QB/OC Rivals) Woodworth led the Rivals to an important B-1 divisional win.

Completing 23 of his 34 passes for 299 yards he threw three touchdowns. One of those touchdowns came on the

last play of the first half. His third came with two seconds remaining in the game for the winning score. He also

completed two 2-point conversions.

Ayden Wronski (RB-LB/Fredonia) Leading the Hillbillies back into the win column Wronski scored a

touchdown while carrying the ball 21 times and running for 162 yards. He also chipped in with 8 tackles – one

of which was behind the line of scrimmage.