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2008 Championship Picture Album

Revised:

October 27, 2008

MESSAGE FROM EAST CENTRAL

Our fifth and sixth grade won 18 to 8 last weekend, going to the championship. Our seventh and eighth grade lost their playoff game to Casey-Westfield in the first round of playoffs. I would like to say how much we respect their team, coaches and staff. They run a good, clean program, and we commend them on that.

Stacey Means
ECP JFL Coordinator

CASEY-WESTFIELD CHAMPIONS IN BOTH GAMES

FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE

Casey-Westfield 16 - East Central 14

SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE

Casey-Westfield 14 - Cumberland 0

LEAGUE ALL-STARS ANNOUNCED IN FESTIVE ATMOSPHERE

Fifth and Sixth Grade All-Stars

The deserving players are: For Casey-Westfield (purple jerseys), Evan Blankenship, Cody Hollensbe, Dalton Janssen and Trey Thompson. For Cumberland (yellow jerseys), Jacob Kidd, Houston Napier and Tyler Rowe. For East Central (blue and silver jerseys), Andrew Donithan, Cole Evans, Cyrus Furgeson and Dalton Mannin. For Marshall (red jerseys), Trenton Frank and Parker Littlejohn. For Martinsville (blue and white jersey), Jason Pickens. For Palestine (white jersey), Wade Beard and Dalton Murdock. For Paris (ornage jersey), Koel Connelley. For Tri-County (black jerseys), Drake Kirchner, Corey Maxedon, Preston Skinner and Hayden Strader.


Seventh and Eighth Grade All-Stars

These outstanding players are: For Casey-Westfield (purple jerseys): Josh Blome, D.C. Fisher, Austin Justice, Dalton Livvix, Matt McCown and Anthony Wilson. For Cumberland (yellow jerseys), Colt Brummer, Cody Hornbeck, Jamin Repp and Holden Waters. For East Central (blue with silver jerseys), Ben Eli, Austin Fox and DJ Robertson. For Marshall (red jerseys), Zach Bartnick, Adam Kendall, Justin Lewis and Cole Rice. For Martinsville (blue with white jersey), Dakotah Scott. For Palestine (white jerseys), Kyle Myers and Matt Schmidlin. For Paris (orange jerseys), Stewart Arp and Bobby Staley. For Tri-County (black jersey), Caleb Hunter. Some players are in street clothes instead of their jerseys.

The league All-Stars for both age groups were honored in a festive awards ceremony at Martinsville stadium Saturday night. Keith Perisho did an outstanding job as the student announcer for the ceremony. The fifty yard line was filled with the kids getting the awards, buddies of the kids, parents proudly taking pics, the press and league officials. The excitement and appreciation of the event made for a true mini-party. The All-Stars are awarded for both performance, and off the field attributes. The criteria include leadership, teamwork, hard work in practice and during the game, a love of the game, and off the field citizenship.

CASEY-WESTFIELD SQUEAKS BY EAST CENTRAL IN THRILLER

Casey-Westfield Warrior Victory Dance

Casey-Westfield scores first in this game, in just a few plays. However, scoring defense dominated this game, with Casey-Westfield gaining a somewhat narrow lead of sixteen to zero in the middle of the third quarter.

A this point the East Central offense exploded with a wonderful sustained drive, which resulted in a touchdown, and a successful two point conversion afterwards. With the score sixteen to eight, East Central stopped the Casey-Westfield Warriors. Then, with very little time in the game, East Central's #5 ran in another touchdown will brilliant outside running. It all came down to the two point conversion, which the Warriors defense valiantly stopped. Casey-Westfield ran out the clock with its last possession to win the game. The Warriors were quite excited to win the championship, but East Central's players, while disappointed, knew they also had played like champs.

CASEY-WESTFIELD SHUTS OUT CUMBERLAND IN WELL CONTESTED GAME

Casey-Westfield is Number One

During pre-game warmups, a Cumberland coach explained that they would win the game if Cumberland just played their game. "We have to hit them hard, and hit them low." Casey-Westfield's staff was confident in their defense. "It's up to our offense. We know our defense will do the job; they have only given up eight points all year." Both teams seem to have executed their plans pretty well. Casey-Westfield was somewhat plagued by turnovers, but still managed to hold Cumberland scoreless. And Cumberland held Casey-Westfield to only fourteen points. The inability for Cumberland to get in the endzone made the difference in this excellent contest; both teams made themselves and the league proud.

PLAYOFF SCORES

FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE

Casey-Westfield 38 - Cumberland 0
East Central 18 - Tri-County 8

SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE

Casey-Westfield 34 - East Central 0
Cumberland 22 - Marshall 0

PLAYOFF AND CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE


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 To develop youth physically, morally, mentally and spiritually through the teamwork, discipline, fairplay and comraderie of football.

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