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    Tribe Freshman quarterback Shane Sweeney tossed an 11-yard touchdown to Brandon Blancke to cap the scoring in the fourth quarter. "Geneva had more speed and it showed, especially in the open-field positions ... No bones about it. They were just too quick for us to defend. Speed kills, and it wasn’t just one guy." On defense, Colin Cooper finished with 15 tackles for the Panthers (3-1). Full Article at Finger Lakes Times
    Geneva had more speed and it showed, especially in the open-field positions ... No bones about it. They were just too quick for us to defend. Speed kills, and it wasn’t just one guy.
    – Ralph Ellison SOURCE: Finger Lakes Times 2 months ago
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HS FOOTBALL: Special night for special teams
  1. Our kids fought back and stayed with it. We had a couple of good drives and scores
    – Ralph Ellison SOURCE: Finger Lakes Times 2 months ago
  2. We showed some life and some spark. Kevin (Sessler) works hard. He’s not the breakaway player that Shorter is, but he’s as tough as they come.
    SOURCE: Finger Lakes Times 2 months ago
  3. We’ve got some kids that can make plays (on special teams), and that’s an offensive threat for us ... Even if it’s not a score, it’s field position. We’ve got to be sound in every phase of the game, so I was really pleased with that.
    SOURCE: Finger Lakes Times 2 months ago
  4. I give Waterloo all the credit in the world. They play hard
    SOURCE: Finger Lakes Times 2 months ago
  5. Sessler is as good a player as there is in the league, he really is, on both sides of the ball. What we told the kids all week was that you’re not going to tackle him high.
    SOURCE: Finger Lakes Times 2 months ago

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