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September 11th, 2011
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The Mighty Mite Red team opened their season with a tough loss in thunder storm conditions. Strong defense in the first half by the Red D of Brady Jackson, Dean Poltronieri, Aaron Chmielecki, Zachary Elmer, Caleb Goldstein, Ethan Steichen, Sam Doty, Noah Humphrey, Evan Maslanka, and Nolan Murphy, set the tone for their many team members seeing their first game action. With a handful of near miss plays by the Offense in the first, the Bulldogs came out ready to play during the 2nd half. The tough Defensive stand continued through the 3rd Quarter, when the Mighty Might Black D of William Neikam, James Gregory, Nathaniel Duquette, Jacob Parshay, and Caleb Goldstein brought it to 4th and feet three times in a long drive by the Concord Vipers. Breakout plays by Running Back Tyler Parshay and Quarterback Brady Jackson took the Bulldogs down the field at the start of the 4th Quarter with a heartbreaking turnover at the end of the drive. Near misses continued to be the story of the Offense for the rest of the game, but the team looks forward to getting back on the practice field next week and preparing for a win against the Merrimack Cardinals.
The Mighty Mite Red team opened their season with a tough loss in thunder storm conditions. Strong defense in the first half by the Red D of Brady Jackson, Dean Poltronieri, Aaron Chmielecki, Zachary Elmer, Caleb Goldstein, Ethan Steichen, Sam Doty, Noah Humphrey, Evan Maslanka, and Nolan Murphy, set the tone for their many team members seeing their first game action. With a handful of near miss plays by the Offense in the first, the Bulldogs came out ready to play during the 2nd half. The tough Defensive stand continued through the 3rd Quarter, when the Mighty Might Black D of William Neikam, James Gregory, Nathaniel Duquette, Jacob Parshay, and Caleb Goldstein brought it to 4th and feet three times in a long drive by the Concord Vipers. Breakout plays by Running Back Tyler Parshay and Quarterback Brady Jackson took the Bulldogs down the field at the start of the 4th Quarter with a heartbreaking turnover at the end of the drive. Near misses continued to be the story of the Offense for the rest of the game, but the team looks forward to getting back on the practice field next week and preparing for a win against the Merrimack Cardinals.
Jr. Pee Wee Football Black The Jr. Pee Wee Black Football team kicked off the 2016 season with a decisive 40-0 victory over the Seacoast Titans. Jackson Bolduc set the tone early, scoring one of his two touchdowns of the day, running behind fullback Kevin Sheridan, tight end Ethan Flanagan and tackle Nate Clark on the first play from scrimmage. Quarterbacks Danny Black and Flanagan were in control of the offense lead by Ryan Rankins 3 touchdowns and topped off by a long touch down run by Ethan Healy as he followed Jack Riso's tremendous down field block. Sheridan, Flanagan, Riso and Rankins all ran hard for extra points. The offensive line was lead by Nathan Pratte and Christian Morley opening huge holes for all the running backs. The defense was swarming all over the Titans and was lead by Luke Soden and Rankins who each had an interception while Teghan McConnell, Nick Polishan, Dylan Soden, Kieran Rice and Spencer Henrichon kept constant pressure on the QB resulting in multiple sacks.
line to completely shut down the run game. Aiden “All-Day” O’Connell, Evan Cibotti and Eric Morgan dominated in the linebacker position to hold Concord scoreless. Kaden “Glue” Elmer, Brady Martino and Ronan Balistreri were impressive in relief. Offensively, the line was anchored all day with the phenomenal play of Alex “Money” Moore. Cibotti connected with Joel “Vinny” Poltronieri for a big gainer. Morgan connected with Jamie Collins on a quick hitting screen play. Jayden Kimball and Owen Richmond had carries, each fighting for yards. “All-Day” had three touchdowns on blitzkrieg style scampers by following the lead blocking of McAuliffe. Russell “Rock” Ledger added a score and an extra point in his JPW debut. Alex "GMan" Grudinskas carried in some Vipers to add six points. Final score 32-0. Bedford Red is home next week against Merrimack.
The Junior Pee Wee Black Football team hosts the Hooksett Hurricanes this Sunday, Sept 18th at Bedford High School, game time is 3:00.
Jr. Pee Wee Football Red With ominous skies overhead the football gods won out to allow the season opener of the Bedford JPW Red versus the Concord Vipers. Bedford deferred and beginning with the first snap the defense was formidable. Ethan Kemp, Cal McAuliffe, Mason Kimball, Alex Grudinskas and Brady “B-train” Champagne worked together on the defensive
Figure 1 - Russell "Rock" Ledger (34) lighting the after burners on his way to a TD!
Jr. Pee Wee Dance JPW Dance team made their debut today against Concord. Led by superior coaching of head Coach Patty Vilela and Dawn Proulx the cheerleaders performed outstanding and are ready to show their spirit an bring this year's dance team to a victory. Featured in the picture are back base, Madison Fennessy and left to right, Anna Stabell, Erika LeBlanc, bases- Riley Proulx and Lexi Vilela, Top of pyramid, Claudia Zarella , Eva Piacentini and Nicole Dumont.
David Tyree. Time ran out in the first half before the Bulldogs could capitalize. After a scoreless 3rd quarter, the Bulldogs came to life in the 4th only to turn the ball over in the red zone. The Titans made them pay with a long TD run to make it 18-6. Undeterred, the Bulldogs marched right back down the field again behind strong running of Russ Erwin, Henrichon and Carlos Colon. This time, Oconnell capped off the drive with a TD run and Erwin converted the PAT to make it 18-13 and within striking distance. After the kickoff, the smothering Bulldogs defense caused a fumble recovered by Seamus Balistreri to give the Bulldogs one more chance to take the lead with a few minutes to go. However, a turnover with about 40 seconds left in the game sealed their fate.
Figure 2 - Jr. Pee Wee Dance strikes a pose!
Pee Wee Football The Bedford Jr. Bulldogs Pee Wee Football team lost to the Seacoast Titans 18-13 in their season opener. After a few change of possessions, the Titans scored first mid-way through the 1st quarter to make it 6-0. In the 2nd quarter, the Bulldogs D forced a punt and Tj Oconnell sacked the punter for a huge loss after a bad snap to set the Bulldogs up in scoring position. A few plays later, Joe Mikol connected with Parker Henrichon for a TD pass to tie it up a 6-6. The Titans stormed right back on their next possession to make it 12-6. Late in the first Half, Cam Healey came up with a miraculous interception that reminded a lot Patriots fans of
Figure 3 - Cam Healey channeling David Tyree with a 2nd quarter interception!
Pee Wee Cheer Pee Wee Cheer team rocked the house on Sunday against Dover at Commissioners Field. Led by superlative coaching from head coach Sherry Elmer and assistant coaches, Pam Macdonald, Sandy Seppala and Paige Wallet. The girls gave a flawless performance and showed great spirit. Their half time routine demonstrated their skill and hard work. They are ready for an A-W-E-S-O-M-E season! Pictured in the rear, left to right-Krisaundra Castle, Emmerson Danish, Kaitlyn Daley, Sophia Macdonald, Madison Cote, Audrey Ferlan, Maggie Roberts, Livia Cheney, Front Row Left to right, Mia Florio, Alyssa Shoals, Mika Berman, Kayla LeBlanc, Amelia Macdonald, Lily LePage, Jill Seichter and Leah LeBlanc.
Figure 4 - Pee Wee Cheer performs at halftime!
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The Mighty Mite Red team opened their season with a tough loss in thunder storm conditions. Strong defense in the first half by the Red D of Brady Jackson, Dean Poltronieri, Aaron Chmielecki, Zachary Elmer, Caleb Goldstein, Ethan Steichen, Sam Doty, Noah Humphrey, Evan Maslanka, and Nolan Murphy, set the tone for their many team members seeing their first game action. With a handful of near miss plays by the Offense in the first, the Bulldogs came out ready to play during the 2nd half. The tough Defensive stand continued through the 3rd Quarter, when the Mighty Might Black D of William Neikam, James Gregory, Nathaniel Duquette, Jacob Parshay, and Caleb Goldstein brought it to 4th and feet three times in a long drive by the Concord Vipers. Breakout plays by Running Back Tyler Parshay and Quarterback Brady Jackson took the Bulldogs down the field at the start of the 4th Quarter with a heartbreaking turnover at the end of the drive. Near misses continued to be the story of the Offense for the rest of the game, but the team looks forward to getting back on the practice field next week and preparing for a win against the Merrimack Cardinals.
The Mighty Mite Red team opened their season with a tough loss in thunder storm conditions. Strong defense in the first half by the Red D of Brady Jackson, Dean Poltronieri, Aaron Chmielecki, Zachary Elmer, Caleb Goldstein, Ethan Steichen, Sam Doty, Noah Humphrey, Evan Maslanka, and Nolan Murphy, set the tone for their many team members seeing their first game action. With a handful of near miss plays by the Offense in the first, the Bulldogs came out ready to play during the 2nd half. The tough Defensive stand continued through the 3rd Quarter, when the Mighty Might Black D of William Neikam, James Gregory, Nathaniel Duquette, Jacob Parshay, and Caleb Goldstein brought it to 4th and feet three times in a long drive by the Concord Vipers. Breakout plays by Running Back Tyler Parshay and Quarterback Brady Jackson took the Bulldogs down the field at the start of the 4th Quarter with a heartbreaking turnover at the end of the drive. Near misses continued to be the story of the Offense for the rest of the game, but the team looks forward to getting back on the practice field next week and preparing for a win against the Merrimack Cardinals.
Jr. Pee Wee Football Black The Jr. Pee Wee Black Football team kicked off the 2016 season with a decisive 40-0 victory over the Seacoast Titans. Jackson Bolduc set the tone early, scoring one of his two touchdowns of the day, running behind fullback Kevin Sheridan, tight end Ethan Flanagan and tackle Nate Clark on the first play from scrimmage. Quarterbacks Danny Black and Flanagan were in control of the offense lead by Ryan Rankins 3 touchdowns and topped off by a long touch down run by Ethan Healy as he followed Jack Riso's tremendous down field block. Sheridan, Flanagan, Riso and Rankins all ran hard for extra points. The offensive line was lead by Nathan Pratte and Christian Morley opening huge holes for all the running backs. The defense was swarming all over the Titans and was lead by Luke Soden and Rankins who each had an interception while Teghan McConnell, Nick Polishan, Dylan Soden, Kieran Rice and Spencer Henrichon kept constant pressure on the QB resulting in multiple sacks.
line to completely shut down the run game. Aiden “All-Day” O’Connell, Evan Cibotti and Eric Morgan dominated in the linebacker position to hold Concord scoreless. Kaden “Glue” Elmer, Brady Martino and Ronan Balistreri were impressive in relief. Offensively, the line was anchored all day with the phenomenal play of Alex “Money” Moore. Cibotti connected with Joel “Vinny” Poltronieri for a big gainer. Morgan connected with Jamie Collins on a quick hitting screen play. Jayden Kimball and Owen Richmond had carries, each fighting for yards. “All-Day” had three touchdowns on blitzkrieg style scampers by following the lead blocking of McAuliffe. Russell “Rock” Ledger added a score and an extra point in his JPW debut. Alex "GMan" Grudinskas carried in some Vipers to add six points. Final score 32-0. Bedford Red is home next week against Merrimack.
The Junior Pee Wee Black Football team hosts the Hooksett Hurricanes this Sunday, Sept 18th at Bedford High School, game time is 3:00.
Jr. Pee Wee Football Red With ominous skies overhead the football gods won out to allow the season opener of the Bedford JPW Red versus the Concord Vipers. Bedford deferred and beginning with the first snap the defense was formidable. Ethan Kemp, Cal McAuliffe, Mason Kimball, Alex Grudinskas and Brady “B-train” Champagne worked together on the defensive
Figure 1 - Russell "Rock" Ledger (34) lighting the after burners on his way to a TD!
Jr. Pee Wee Dance JPW Dance team made their debut today against Concord. Led by superior coaching of head Coach Patty Vilela and Dawn Proulx the cheerleaders performed outstanding and are ready to show their spirit an bring this year's dance team to a victory. Featured in the picture are back base, Madison Fennessy and left to right, Anna Stabell, Erika LeBlanc, bases- Riley Proulx and Lexi Vilela, Top of pyramid, Claudia Zarella , Eva Piacentini and Nicole Dumont.
David Tyree. Time ran out in the first half before the Bulldogs could capitalize. After a scoreless 3rd quarter, the Bulldogs came to life in the 4th only to turn the ball over in the red zone. The Titans made them pay with a long TD run to make it 18-6. Undeterred, the Bulldogs marched right back down the field again behind strong running of Russ Erwin, Henrichon and Carlos Colon. This time, Oconnell capped off the drive with a TD run and Erwin converted the PAT to make it 18-13 and within striking distance. After the kickoff, the smothering Bulldogs defense caused a fumble recovered by Seamus Balistreri to give the Bulldogs one more chance to take the lead with a few minutes to go. However, a turnover with about 40 seconds left in the game sealed their fate.
Figure 2 - Jr. Pee Wee Dance strikes a pose!
Pee Wee Football The Bedford Jr. Bulldogs Pee Wee Football team lost to the Seacoast Titans 18-13 in their season opener. After a few change of possessions, the Titans scored first mid-way through the 1st quarter to make it 6-0. In the 2nd quarter, the Bulldogs D forced a punt and Tj Oconnell sacked the punter for a huge loss after a bad snap to set the Bulldogs up in scoring position. A few plays later, Joe Mikol connected with Parker Henrichon for a TD pass to tie it up a 6-6. The Titans stormed right back on their next possession to make it 12-6. Late in the first Half, Cam Healey came up with a miraculous interception that reminded a lot Patriots fans of
Figure 3 - Cam Healey channeling David Tyree with a 2nd quarter interception!
Pee Wee Cheer Pee Wee Cheer team rocked the house on Sunday against Dover at Commissioners Field. Led by superlative coaching from head coach Sherry Elmer and assistant coaches, Pam Macdonald, Sandy Seppala and Paige Wallet. The girls gave a flawless performance and showed great spirit. Their half time routine demonstrated their skill and hard work. They are ready for an A-W-E-S-O-M-E season! Pictured in the rear, left to right-Krisaundra Castle, Emmerson Danish, Kaitlyn Daley, Sophia Macdonald, Madison Cote, Audrey Ferlan, Maggie Roberts, Livia Cheney, Front Row Left to right, Mia Florio, Alyssa Shoals, Mika Berman, Kayla LeBlanc, Amelia Macdonald, Lily LePage, Jill Seichter and Leah LeBlanc.
Figure 4 - Pee Wee Cheer performs at halftime!
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