Philadelphia Scholastic Football, 2000
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All-City
| FIRST TEAM | ||
| Offense | ||
| L | Tom McHugh | Bonner |
| L | John Connors | SJ Prep |
| L | Pat Spadaro | O'Hara |
| L | Mike "Tuna" Bucella | O'Hara |
| L | Steve Domico | Frankford |
| Rec | Ramon Mills | Bok |
| Rec | Mickey King | Dougherty |
| Rec | Chris Jordan | Gtn. Acad. |
| QB | Mike Lomas | O'Hara |
| RB | Kevin Jones | O'Hara |
| RB | Kyle Ambrogi | SJ Prep |
| RB | Paul McKinney | Haver. School |
| MP | Joe McCourt | Roman |
| K | Marty Higgins | Carroll |
| K | Roger Price | Washington |
| P | Brendan Carney | Malvern |
| Defense | ||
| L | Scott Paxson | Roman |
| L | Jeff Vanak | Carroll |
| L | Kevin McLaughlin | N. Catholic |
| L | Fran Person | Episcopal |
| LB | Brian Mattaway | Carroll |
| LB | Michael Bazemore | W. Catholic |
| LB | Jermaine "Beanie" Smith | Franklin |
| LB | Maurice Bennett | Washington |
| B | Michael Baldwin | Dobbins |
| B | Steve Holmes | Gtn. Acad. |
| B | B.J. "Butch" Hogan | O'Hara |
| B | Joe Dumas | Ryan |
| SECOND TEAM | ||
| Offense | ||
| L | Chris Whittle | Washington |
| L | Joe Hallinan | Carroll |
| L | Cameron Murphy | Northeast |
| L | Michael Dolbow | Frankford |
| L | Mike Terenick | O'Hara |
| Rec | Ryan Barksdale | O'Hara |
| Rec | Maurice Stovall | Carroll |
| QB | Gabe Marabella | La Salle |
| QB | Mike McGann | SJ Prep |
| RB | Abdul Sesay | W. Catholic |
| RB | Ryan Parfitt | La Salle |
| RB | Greg Watson | O'Hara |
| RB | Everett Lee | Central |
| MP | Brent Grimes | Northeast |
| MP | Mike McGillian | Episcopal |
| K | Phil Elbaum | Penn Charter |
| P | Steve Josephson | Northeast |
| Defense | ||
| L | Nate Moss | La Salle |
| L | Mike Mailey | SJ Prep |
| L | Khalid Islam | Northeast |
| L | Keary Packer | Wood |
| LB | Kenny Devenney | Penn Charter |
| LB | Sean Heenan | SJ Prep |
| LB | Shawn Williams | Frankford |
| LB | Ed Sabia | La Salle |
| B | Pat Clary | Malvern |
| B | Billy McKinney | Penn Charter |
| B | Ed Brumskill | Bok |
| B | Dave O'Beirne | SJ Prep |
| B | Charlie Hurley | Carroll |
| THIRD TEAM | ||
| Offense | ||
| L | Eric Dubas | Gtn. Acad. |
| L | Mike Mann | Kenn.-Ken. |
| L | Andrew Hoffman | Haver. School |
| L | Andrew Furtak | Central |
| L | Steve Sarnocinski | Gtn. Acad. |
| Rec | Kevin Barr | Malvern |
| Rec | Leonard Hodges | Dougherty |
| QB | Sean McGovern | Dougherty |
| QB | Bill Corbett | Malvern |
| RB | Rodney McCarter | Bok |
| RB | Pasquale "Pat" Narducci | Neumann |
| RB | Timothy King | Edison |
| RB | Atiba Kenyatta | Germantown |
| MP | Mike Larkin | Carroll |
| K | Frank Vinci | O'Hara |
| P | Sean Hughes | McDevitt |
| Defense | ||
| L | Anthony Nunn | Washington |
| L | Tracy Williams | Frankford |
| L | Boe Davis | Franklin |
| L | Lamar Woodland | O'Hara |
| L | Mark Dickson | Judge |
| LB | Chris DeShields | Mastbaum |
| LB | Pat Murphy | O'Hara |
| LB | Donny Watkins | McDevitt |
| LB | Drew Shaw | Carroll |
| LB | Steve Wagner | SJ Prep |
| B | Kevin LeSage | Bonner |
| B | Mike D'Elia | W. Catholic |
| B | Dave Melcher | McDevitt |
Public League
Quarterfinals
Frankford 34, Bok 20
Wearing the No. 24 made famous by Frankford all-timer Eddie Gaskins,
a family friend, Gil McCloud ran 15 times for a season-high 125 yards. He
also had a 24-yard gain to the 1 to set up a fourth score. The Pioneers had
344 yards from scrimmage and 150 more on returns; the highlight was Taron
Freeman's 90-yard punt return for a score. For Bok, Kareem Jeffreys passed
10-for-20 for 197 yards and one TD apiece to Ed Brumskill (7-113) and
Ramon Mills (2-70).
Washington 32, Bartram 14
Ryan Gore (12-81) and Terrance Young (8-46) ran for two TDs apiece.
Ivan Kosty's one completion in two attempts went to Kyle Bell for a 15-yard
TD. For Bartram, Antoine King ran 16 times for 63 yards and and a TD while
Phillip Evans passed 5-for-15 for 67 yards and a score to Michael Gibson.
Franklin 18, Central 8
The Electrons won a playoff game for the first time in school
history, not
counting a post-strike tournament in 1981, as Jermaine "Beanie" Smith (19-107,
two TDs) and Maurice Samuels (16-105) both hit the 100-yard mark. Boe Davis
had two sacks among five tackles as Central was limited to 99 yards total
offense. Central's Everett Lee ran 15 times for 72 yards.
Dobbins 12, Mastbaum 0
Michael Baldwin ran for one TD, passed to Kevin Hinton for another
and
made nine tackles. For Mastbaum, Chris DeShields ran for 124 yards and made
10 tackles.
Semifinals
Doubleheader at Northeast
Frankford 29, Franklin 0
After Marquette Williams started the scoring with a 28-yard fumble
return,
Marcus Waddy (8-95) and Gil McCloud (5-68) added TD runs of 68 and 45
yards, respectively. Michael Dolbow had eight tackles. For Franklin, Jermaine
"Beanie" Smith gained 91 yards on 17 carries and was tackled on the 1 as the
game ended.
Washington 31, Dobbins 14
Kyle Bell, a nephew of ex-Cowboy star Thomas "Hollywood" Henderson,
a
newly minted multimillionaire thanks to the Texas State Lottery, had two
interceptions and scored a TD on a pass from Ivan Kosty (4-for-5, 97). Terrance
Young rushed 22 times for 109 yards and two scores and added a third on an
interception return. The Dobbins highlight was an 80-yard TD pass from
Michael Baldwin to David Coleman.
Final
At Northeast
Washington 10, Frankford 0
Kyle Bell's interception set up the game's lone TD, Ryan Gore's
2-yard run, and Roger Price kicked his 11th field goal of the season, a
26-yarder. The title was the sixth for Washington in 12 years and the fifth
to come by shutout. Maurice Bennett had 12 tackles. Frankford, also
blanked by the Eagles during the regular season, won the total offense
battle, 219-80, but lost a fumble on the 8 with 1:08 left.
Standings
| DIVISION A | |
| 1Washington | 4 1 0 |
| 2Frankford | 4 1 0 |
| Northeast | 4 1 0 |
| Lincoln | 2 3 0 |