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Undefeated Pine Bush faces undefeated Monroe-Woodbury

| 25 Sep 2012 | 03:53
    Photos by Don Beeler Pay the price, pay the fee: Senior Kenny Fee (#91) and junior Brendan Fee (#36) tackle one of Middletown's running backs during M-W's 34-10 victory Friday.
    Photos by Don Beeler Pay the price, pay the fee: Senior Kenny Fee (#91) and junior Brendan Fee (#36) tackle one of Middletown's running backs during M-W's 34-10 victory Friday.
    Photo by Don Beeler This is one of the four tackles John Mallon registered during M-W's 34-10 victory against Middletown last week.
    Photo by Don Beeler This is one of the four tackles John Mallon registered during M-W's 34-10 victory against Middletown last week.
    Quarterback Kevin Carr dances along the sideline.
    Quarterback Kevin Carr dances along the sideline.
    Photo by Don Beeler Reason to cheer - once again.
    Photo by Don Beeler Reason to cheer - once again.
    Photo by Don Beeler Receiver Justin Kaffenberger reaches for Kevin Carr's pass.....
    Photo by Don Beeler Receiver Justin Kaffenberger reaches for Kevin Carr's pass.....
    ... and makes the catch inside Middletown's red zone.
    ... and makes the catch inside Middletown's red zone.
    Undefeated Pine Bush faces undefeated Monroe-Woodbury

CENTRAL VALLEY — The Monroe-Woodbury Crusaders face Pine Bush at home Friday evening in Central Valley in a contest of undefeated varsity football programs.
The Crusaders dispatched Middletown last weekend, scoring 34 points, while surrendering 10 to the Middies.
Through its four victories, Monroe-Woodbury has scored an average of 36 points per game (144 total points) while holding their opponents to less than 13 points per contest (49 total points allowed).
Pine Bush also enters the game at 4-0, having defeated Kingston last week by a score of 49-14. Pine Bush completed a single pass for 34 yards against Kingston, but eight runners rushed 57 times for a total of 449 yards on the ground.
Pine Bush has scored 173 in its first four games. That’s an average of more than 43 points per game. At the same time, the Pine Bush gives up less than 10 points per game (38 total points allowed).

By the numbers

Here are some of the statistics from Monroe-Woodbury’s 34-10 victory over Middletown:

Passing

Quarterback Kevin Carr completed 11 of 20 passes for a total of 188 yards and one touchdown.


Rushing (158 total yards)

Kevin Carr: 11 carries for 48 yards; longest carry 21 yards.
Mark Tooma: 20 carries for 59 yards; longest carry 25 yards.
Alvin Pariage: Two carries for six yards.
Mark Tooma: 20 carries for 59 yards; longest carry 25 yards.
Justin Kaffenberger: One carry for 45 yards.


Receptions (188 total yards)

Jesse Kaffenberger: One reception for 41 yards.
Jason Tschinkel: Two receptions for 22 yards; longest reception for 16 yards.
Michael Gavan: Two receptions for 33 yards; longest reception for 18 yards.
Justin Kaffenberger: Five receptions for 80 yards; longest reception for 24 yards.
Mark Tooma: One reception for 12 yards.


Scoring

Kevin Carr: 6 points
Matt Valentini: 3 points
Jason Tschinkel: 6 point
Matt Paul: 1 point
Mark Tooma: 12 points
Justin Kaffenberger: 6 points


Tackles (total 52 solo tackles and assists)

Irvens Eristil: 1
Brandon Lewis: 1
Ricky Giraldo: 3
John Mallon: 4
Cole Gennett: 6
Elijah Scott: 6
Jalen Santos: 1
Brendan Fee: 2
Tyler Craven: 5
Chris Mitchell: 1
Connor Fitzgerald: 4
Dakota Suarez: 5
Joe Hnatko: 1
Joe Gonzalez: 1
Kenny Fee: 6
James Chambers 5


Sacks (one)

Connor Fitzgerald: One sack resulting in a five-yard loss.



Interceptions (two)

Cole Gennett: 1
Brendan Fee: 1



The Crusaders’ schedule

Aug. 31: M-W 38 Binghamton 26
Sept. 8: M-W 35 Stepinac 7
Sept. 14: M-W 37 Warwick 6
Sept. 21: M-W 34 Middletown 10
Sept. 28: Pine Bush @ M-W - 7 p.m.
Oct. 5: Kingston @ M-W - 7 p.m.
Oct. 12: M-W @ NFA - 7 p.m.
Oct. 19: Minisink Valley @ M-W - 7 p.m.