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THE REHAB CENTRE D9SPORTS.COM DISTRICT 9 POSTSEASON |
| FOOTBALL AWARDS |
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| History of Awards | ||
| MVP | OFF. PLAYER OF THE YEAR | DEF. PLAYER OF THE YEAR |
| Mike Vervoort - Brockway | Derek Buganza - Brockway | Jared Heschke - Brookville |
| COACH OF THE YEAR | OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR | ROOKIE OF THE YEAR |
| Tim Janocko - Clearfield | Joel Yahner - Brockway | Glenn Toy - Karns City |
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SPECIAL TEAMS POY |
PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR |
GAME OF THE YEAR |
| Kenny Kysor - Port Allegany | Derek Buganza - Brockway | Port Allegany-Elk County Catholic - Nov. 12 |
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SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR |
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| Bob Love - Clearfield | ||
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SHIPPENVILLE – District 9 Class AA champion Brockway heads the class of the 2010 The Rehab Centre Chiropractic D9Sports.com District 9 Postseason Football awards. Senior running back/wide receiver/linebacker Mike Vervoort is The Rehab Center D9sports.com Most Valuable Player, senior quarterback Derek Buganza is The Rehab Centre D9Sports.com Offensive Player of the Year for the second straight year while also earning The Rehab Centre D9Sports.com Performance of the Year for the second consecutive season and senior offensive tackle Joel Yahner is The Rehab Centre D9Sports.com Offensive Lineman of the Year. Brookville senior linebacker Jared Heschke is The Rehab Centre D9Sports.com Defensive Player of the Year, Clearfield’s Tim Janocko is The Rehab Centre D9Sports.com Coach of the Year, Port Allegany’s Kenny Kysor is The Rehab Centre D9Sports.com Special Teams Player of the Year, Karns City’s Glenn Toy is The Rehab Centre D9Sports.com Rookie of the Year, Clearfield’s Bob Love is The Rehab Centre D9Sports.com Special Contributor and the Port Allegany-Elk County Catholic first-round playoff game that went four overtimes is The Rehab Centre D9Sports.com Game of the Year. This is the 11th season D9Sports.com has given out postseason awards and the second year that the MVP award and the Offensive Player of the Year award haves been given out. They replaced the Player of the Year award. This is the first season The Rehab Centre, which has
locations in Clarion, Kittanning and Apollo, is the major sponsor of the
awards.
D9Sports.Com is in its 11th year of covering athletics within
the PIAA’s District 9 located at
www.d9sports.com. The site is not affiliated with the PIAA in any
way. The site covers all 26 football teams playing in District 9. For
more information on the site, please visit it or e-mail the staff at
sports@d9sports.com.
The Rehab Centre offers three state-of-the-art rehabilitation centers
that offer chiropractic, massage therapy, physiotherapy and
rehabilitation. One of the three doctors at the Rehab Centre is former
District 9 football and wrestling star Isaac Greeley (Port Allegany).
The Clarion office is located just off South Fifth Avenue before the
Clarion Mall on Dolby Street across from Aldi Foods and next to the
Comfort Inn. The Kittanning office is located on Arthur Street in
Kittanning. Information on The Rehab Centre can be found at their web
site
www.therehabcentres.com or by calling the Clarion office at
814-226-8002 or the Kittanning office at 724-545-3215.
THE REHAB CENTRE D9SPORTS.COM MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
101 carries, 922 yards, 17
touchdowns
57 catches, 911 yards, 12
touchdowns
85 tackles, 5 sacks, 4
interceptions, 2 defensive touchdowns
MVP VOTING (Top Three) 1. Mike Vervoort – Brockway (15 out of
a possible 20) 2. Alex Holland – Curwensville (13
points) 3. Pat Pascarella – Bradford (11
points)
THE REHAB CENTRE D9SPORTS.COM OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
184 of 278 passing (66.2 percent), 3,005 yards, 30 TDs, 12 Ints
59 carries, 197 yards, 5 TDs
State career passing-yard record
OFF. PLAYER OF THE YEAR VOTING (Top Three) 1. Derek Buganza – Brockway (15 points
out of a possible of 20) 2. Alex Holland – Curwensville (14
points) 3. Pat Pascarella – Bradford (11
points)
THE REHAB CENTRE D9SPORTS.COM DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
154 tackles (12.8 tackles per
game), 5 sacks, 2 interceptions, 2 fumbles caused, Brookville allowed
15.4 points per game
DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR VOTING (Top Three) 1. Jared Heschke – Brookville (14 out
of a possible 20) 2. Alex Holland – Curwensville (11
points) 3. Kyle Armagost – Moniteau (9 points)
THE REHAB CENTRE D9SPORTS.COM COACH OF THE YEAR
13-1, D9 Class AAA Title School-Record wins Won two PIAA Playoff games
COACH OF THE YEAR VOTING (Top Three) 1. Tim Janocko – Clearfield (9 points
of possible 10) 2. Frank Varischetti – Brockway (6) 3. Only two receiving votes
THE REHAB CENTRE D9SPORTS.COM ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
56 carries, 461 yards, 9 TDs
4 catches, 37 yards
73 tackles, 2 interceptions, 1
fumble recovery
Avg. 16.8 yards per return on 10
punt returns and 12.9 yards per return on 9 returns
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR VOTING (Top Three) 1. Glenn Toy – Karns City (10 of
possible 15 points) 2. Dustin Geagan – Moniteau and Morgan
Murray – Brockway (9 points)
THE REHAB CENTRE D9SPORTS.COM OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR
Brockway averaged 477.5 yards and
47.8 points per game including 254 yards through the air and 223.5 yards
on the ground
Allowed just 2 sacks despite
Brockway throwing the ball nearly 300 times
Brockway went from averaging 94.8
yards per game rushing in 2009 to 223.5 in 2010
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR VOTING (Top Three) 1. Joel Yahner – Brockway (17 out of a
possible 20 points) 2. David Reinhardt – Bradford (13
points) 3. Spencer Smeal – Curwensville (9
points)
THE REHAB CENTRE D9SPORTS.COM SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYERS OF THE YEAR
6 of 9 on field goals with a long of 40 yards
37 of 45 on PATs, Scored 55 points
Averaged 7-yard line on kickoffs with 19 of his 64 kickoff going for
touchbacks
SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR VOTING (Top Three) 1. Kenny Kysor – Port Allegany (14 out
of a possible 20 points) 2. Brandon Bain – Redbank Valley and
Shane Hoover – Curwensville (10 points each)
THE REHAB CENTRE D9SPORTS.COM PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR
Sept. 17, 2010 – Brockway 56,
Smethport 36
16 of 23 passing, 391 yards,
District 9-record 8 touchdown passes
PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR VOTING (Top Three) 1. Derek Buganza – Brockway (8 of
possible 10 points) 2. Alex Holland – Curwensville (5
points) 3. Pat Pascarella – Bradford (2
points)
THE REHAB CENTRE D9SPORTS.COM GAME OF THE YEAR
In the longest game in District 9
history (regular season or postseason), Seth Lowery’s 4-yard touchdown
run followed by Matt Bodamer’s interception in the fourth overtime gave
the Gators the win at St. Marys’ Dutch Country Stadium. The contest was tied at 26 at the end
of regulation before ECC’s Ricky Pearsall put the Crusaders in front in
the first overtime with a 10-yard touchdown run. But Bodamer hit Trevor
Neal with a 5-yard scoring pass on Port Allegany’s possession to tie the
game at 33. Then in the second overtime, Port had
the ball first and scored on a 3-yard Lowery run before Pearsall knotted
the game at 40 on an 8-yard run. Neither team scored in the third
overtime. Lowery ran for 151 yards and four
touchdowns to lead Port Allegany while Bodamer was 11 of 19 passing for
166 yards and a touchdown while also scoring a rushing touchdown. Pearsall led ECC with 213 yards
rushing and five touchdowns.
THE REHAB CENTRE D9SPORTS.COM SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR AWARD Bob Love - Clearfield The Special Contributor Award is an
award that is only being given for the seventh time in 11 years. It goes
to an individual (not a player) who has dedicated himself or herself to
high school football over a long period of time. This year’s Special Contributor Award
goes to Bob Love of Clearfield. Love has been associated with the
Clearfield football program for over a quarter of a century in many
capacities including as a paid assistant coach and most recently as a
volunteer assistant coach. Love helps behind the scenes in numerous
capacities and contributes many hours to the program completing and
organizing paper work, making sure the equipment is ready for the
players and making sure all levels of the program have anything that is
needed. He still coaches players at times in groups or in much needed
individual time to make sure their skills and developments are
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