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September 28th, 2014
Tiny Mite Football In a battle that featured the Ocean State vs. the Granite State, the TM’ers proved that in the battle of elements, stone does in fact hit harder than water. Bedford opened the scoring on the first play of the game as Brady Doldo dashed down the sideline and the Bulldogs never looked back. The “Blocks of Granite” O-line, anchored by co-captain Juliune Espaillat, Tyson Bolduc, Beau Boughter, Patrik Burke, and Tristin Leck helped 11 different Bulldog ball carriers break free for significant yardage all game. Before the halftime oranges were handed out, Justin Chiras and Brady Jackson both added additional scores on long runs to the left side with jukes that froze Warwick defenders. The Bedford defense was Seahawklike with bone-jarring hits in a “no-fly, no-run” zone, led by the "Bruise Brothers" LB duo of Logan O’Connell and Hudson Schmitt. The line was equally as stingy with John Martineau, Evan Maslanka, Jack Petrosino, Heads Up Hitter winner Trenton Otero, and Dog Bone winner Carter Rick all leading a charge that stymied the Warwick attack. The Bulldogs recovered three fumbles, highlighted by Evan Dunker’s backfield invasion that had him take the rock to the house for the final Bedford score. Go Dogs!
Figure 1 - Clash of the Tiny Mite Titans
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Figure 2 - Tiny Mite Cheer squad gets ready for the big game
Mitey Mite Red Football Mitey Mite Red came out firing on all cylinders early and never let off the gas pedal as the Bulldogs continued their dominating play with another shutout. This time 21-0 behind a defense led by Ryan Guerrette, Ronan Balistreri, Jacob Redman, and Cooper Cassidy who were in the backfield all day long. Aided by Aidan Veverka, Jake Riso and Nathan Pratte, the Bulldogs D didn't give up a single first down all day. Taking over on offense and running out of the spread, the offensive line set the tone with huge holes provided by Alex Grudsinskas, Spencer Henrichon, Jalen Kamineni and Kieran Rice. Looking like a modern day Mike Alstott, Caleb Lemoine established the edge with jarring lead blocks that helped Ryan Rankins, Ethan Healy and AJ Creveling scamper for a couple of big gains, one paving the way to a TD after Ryan Rankins juked and jived his way up the sideline. The gunslinger, Cole Wolfinger threw several passes for completion with a long TD throw that Owen Christoper took to the house for 6 that was capped off by another throw on a tunnel screen to AG Grudsinskas for the PAT. Not to be forgotten, Caleb Lemoine successfully kicked a PAT after a heads up play by Cal McAuliffe led to another Bulldog score! Making their Bulldog backfield debut were Aidan Veverka, Ryan Gurrette and Jacob Redman.
Mitey Mite Silver Football Mitey Might Silver kept their win streak alive with an impressive win in the sweltering heat at home against Warwick. Aiden O'Connell had a big game with two long scoring runs. Jackson Bolduc scored on a pass from Eric
Morgan. Sean Toscano added two point after kicks. The blocking from the Bulldog line was awesome. Tyler Johnston, Mike Biscornet, Jack Keegan, Gabe Tomkinson, Christian Morley, Jacob Fall and Alex Wafer kept the Patriots out of the backfield with some solid blocking. Danny Black had a long scamper. Other notable Bulldog runs were by Brady O'Connell, Brady Martino, Joel Poltronieri and Nate Clark. Late in the 4th quarter Morgan connected again to Ethan Flanagan for a 20 yard gain in traffic. The stalwart Silver defense kept the Patriots to no points. The effort was led by Evan Cibotti and Sean Toscano who each had notable tackles stopping the Patriots from converting. Ethan Chmielecki, Alex Wafer, Colton Gooden and Parker Bromley dominated defensively for Silver making it tough on the Patriot backfield. Silver plays NH Wildcats away next week.
Figure 3 - Ethan Flanagan gains big yards after the catch
Mitey Mite Cheer Did the whole Mitey Mite Cheer squad collapse in the heat? No, they formed a perfect sun flower!
O’Connell, Owen Umansky and Aiden Landman all making big plays. Before half, Umansky found Kramer for a score while receiving great protection from Ryan Allard, Cam Cilley and Ben Stuart who continues to be dynamite at center. O’Connell found Ryan Wallat in the end zone for the PAT. Evan Schmitt had a great catch in the second half. Bedford had its fourth shutout of the season with big plays being made by Ryan Cote, Zach Dion and Presley Trento. Bedford plays at New Hampshire next week.
Figure 4 - Mity Mite Cheer squad forms a sun flower in honor of the heat wave
Figure 5 - Willie Kramer runs to daylight
Jr. Pee Wee Silver Football The JPW Silver Junior Bulldogs defeated the visiting Oakwood Raiders from Pawtucket, RI 13-0. Silver featured ten different runners, five different receivers and three different quarterbacks all who made big plays. The Bulldogs scored late in the first quarter on a great run by Willie Kramer that was well blocked by Phillip Tuscano, William Scholl and Finn O’ Neil. Eli Raby tried for the PAT but was stopped. Josh Tobin made a great special teams play to get Bedford the ball back after a great kick by Joe Mikol who also had a great catch on the day. The Bulldogs took to the air with TJ
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Figure 6 - The Junior Pee Wee Cheer squad entertains the crowd at half time
Pee Wee Football The Bedford Pee Wee team rolled to decisive 20-6 victory over a tough Warwick Rhode Island Patriots team giving Bedford a 5-0 divisional record. The Bedford defense played strong against a solid and powerful Patriot offense. Bedford’s defense kept the Patriots out of the end zone with outstanding play by Jack Grogan, Steven Watson, Jack Jones, Teagan Graham, Evan Dunn, Alex Bleakly, Aidan Wolfinger, Ryan Jager, Will Detscher and Andrew Kemp. The Bedford offense delivered a one two punch with inside power running by Ethan Van Heerdan, Michael Akstin and Alex Bleakly. The Bulldogs delivered an exceptional outside running game led by Joey Lupo who managed to punch in a pair of touch downs on long TD runs behind great blocking by the Bulldog offensive line. The passing attack tore up the Patriots defense with successful passing by quarterback Nathaniel Frederick who completed a touch down pass to Joey Lupo as well as an extra point pass. The Bulldog offense had solid success behind Scott Landis, Hayden Cheney, Jack Lavoie, Patrick Goterch, Steven Watson, Jack Jones, and more. The Bulldog special teams was critical in the game with huge strategic kicks by Conor Mullin. The game was capped off with entertaining play by play commentary by Coach Wolfinger for the fans at BHS. The Bulldogs move on to revisit the New Hampshire Wildcats in Sandown this Sunday.
Figure 7 - Nate Frederick drops back to pass
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Tiny Mite Football In a battle that featured the Ocean State vs. the Granite State, the TM’ers proved that in the battle of elements, stone does in fact hit harder than water. Bedford opened the scoring on the first play of the game as Brady Doldo dashed down the sideline and the Bulldogs never looked back. The “Blocks of Granite” O-line, anchored by co-captain Juliune Espaillat, Tyson Bolduc, Beau Boughter, Patrik Burke, and Tristin Leck helped 11 different Bulldog ball carriers break free for significant yardage all game. Before the halftime oranges were handed out, Justin Chiras and Brady Jackson both added additional scores on long runs to the left side with jukes that froze Warwick defenders. The Bedford defense was Seahawklike with bone-jarring hits in a “no-fly, no-run” zone, led by the "Bruise Brothers" LB duo of Logan O’Connell and Hudson Schmitt. The line was equally as stingy with John Martineau, Evan Maslanka, Jack Petrosino, Heads Up Hitter winner Trenton Otero, and Dog Bone winner Carter Rick all leading a charge that stymied the Warwick attack. The Bulldogs recovered three fumbles, highlighted by Evan Dunker’s backfield invasion that had him take the rock to the house for the final Bedford score. Go Dogs!
Figure 1 - Clash of the Tiny Mite Titans
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Figure 2 - Tiny Mite Cheer squad gets ready for the big game
Mitey Mite Red Football Mitey Mite Red came out firing on all cylinders early and never let off the gas pedal as the Bulldogs continued their dominating play with another shutout. This time 21-0 behind a defense led by Ryan Guerrette, Ronan Balistreri, Jacob Redman, and Cooper Cassidy who were in the backfield all day long. Aided by Aidan Veverka, Jake Riso and Nathan Pratte, the Bulldogs D didn't give up a single first down all day. Taking over on offense and running out of the spread, the offensive line set the tone with huge holes provided by Alex Grudsinskas, Spencer Henrichon, Jalen Kamineni and Kieran Rice. Looking like a modern day Mike Alstott, Caleb Lemoine established the edge with jarring lead blocks that helped Ryan Rankins, Ethan Healy and AJ Creveling scamper for a couple of big gains, one paving the way to a TD after Ryan Rankins juked and jived his way up the sideline. The gunslinger, Cole Wolfinger threw several passes for completion with a long TD throw that Owen Christoper took to the house for 6 that was capped off by another throw on a tunnel screen to AG Grudsinskas for the PAT. Not to be forgotten, Caleb Lemoine successfully kicked a PAT after a heads up play by Cal McAuliffe led to another Bulldog score! Making their Bulldog backfield debut were Aidan Veverka, Ryan Gurrette and Jacob Redman.
Mitey Mite Silver Football Mitey Might Silver kept their win streak alive with an impressive win in the sweltering heat at home against Warwick. Aiden O'Connell had a big game with two long scoring runs. Jackson Bolduc scored on a pass from Eric
Morgan. Sean Toscano added two point after kicks. The blocking from the Bulldog line was awesome. Tyler Johnston, Mike Biscornet, Jack Keegan, Gabe Tomkinson, Christian Morley, Jacob Fall and Alex Wafer kept the Patriots out of the backfield with some solid blocking. Danny Black had a long scamper. Other notable Bulldog runs were by Brady O'Connell, Brady Martino, Joel Poltronieri and Nate Clark. Late in the 4th quarter Morgan connected again to Ethan Flanagan for a 20 yard gain in traffic. The stalwart Silver defense kept the Patriots to no points. The effort was led by Evan Cibotti and Sean Toscano who each had notable tackles stopping the Patriots from converting. Ethan Chmielecki, Alex Wafer, Colton Gooden and Parker Bromley dominated defensively for Silver making it tough on the Patriot backfield. Silver plays NH Wildcats away next week.
Figure 3 - Ethan Flanagan gains big yards after the catch
Mitey Mite Cheer Did the whole Mitey Mite Cheer squad collapse in the heat? No, they formed a perfect sun flower!
O’Connell, Owen Umansky and Aiden Landman all making big plays. Before half, Umansky found Kramer for a score while receiving great protection from Ryan Allard, Cam Cilley and Ben Stuart who continues to be dynamite at center. O’Connell found Ryan Wallat in the end zone for the PAT. Evan Schmitt had a great catch in the second half. Bedford had its fourth shutout of the season with big plays being made by Ryan Cote, Zach Dion and Presley Trento. Bedford plays at New Hampshire next week.
Figure 4 - Mity Mite Cheer squad forms a sun flower in honor of the heat wave
Figure 5 - Willie Kramer runs to daylight
Jr. Pee Wee Silver Football The JPW Silver Junior Bulldogs defeated the visiting Oakwood Raiders from Pawtucket, RI 13-0. Silver featured ten different runners, five different receivers and three different quarterbacks all who made big plays. The Bulldogs scored late in the first quarter on a great run by Willie Kramer that was well blocked by Phillip Tuscano, William Scholl and Finn O’ Neil. Eli Raby tried for the PAT but was stopped. Josh Tobin made a great special teams play to get Bedford the ball back after a great kick by Joe Mikol who also had a great catch on the day. The Bulldogs took to the air with TJ
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Figure 6 - The Junior Pee Wee Cheer squad entertains the crowd at half time
Pee Wee Football The Bedford Pee Wee team rolled to decisive 20-6 victory over a tough Warwick Rhode Island Patriots team giving Bedford a 5-0 divisional record. The Bedford defense played strong against a solid and powerful Patriot offense. Bedford’s defense kept the Patriots out of the end zone with outstanding play by Jack Grogan, Steven Watson, Jack Jones, Teagan Graham, Evan Dunn, Alex Bleakly, Aidan Wolfinger, Ryan Jager, Will Detscher and Andrew Kemp. The Bedford offense delivered a one two punch with inside power running by Ethan Van Heerdan, Michael Akstin and Alex Bleakly. The Bulldogs delivered an exceptional outside running game led by Joey Lupo who managed to punch in a pair of touch downs on long TD runs behind great blocking by the Bulldog offensive line. The passing attack tore up the Patriots defense with successful passing by quarterback Nathaniel Frederick who completed a touch down pass to Joey Lupo as well as an extra point pass. The Bulldog offense had solid success behind Scott Landis, Hayden Cheney, Jack Lavoie, Patrick Goterch, Steven Watson, Jack Jones, and more. The Bulldog special teams was critical in the game with huge strategic kicks by Conor Mullin. The game was capped off with entertaining play by play commentary by Coach Wolfinger for the fans at BHS. The Bulldogs move on to revisit the New Hampshire Wildcats in Sandown this Sunday.
Figure 7 - Nate Frederick drops back to pass
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