City All-Star FB Game 2005

City All-Star FB Game, 2005

    The 31th annual Daily News-Eagles City All-Star Game was played May 21,
7 p.m., at Northeast High.
    TV coverage: None.
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NEW GAME RECORDS
RUSHING
Most yards per carry (10 minimum): 13.3, 13-133, Jerry Butler, Washington, Public.
Most touchdowns (tie): 3, Jerry Butler, Washington, Public.
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Longest TD With Interception: 67, Sammy Tranks, King.
Most points scored: 18, Jerry Butler, Washington, Public.

PUBLIC 30, NON-PUBLIC 0

	Non-Pub	Public
First Downs	8	12
Rushes-Yards	30-40	30-228
Passing Yards	96	155
Total Offense	136	383
Passes	8-19-5	8-15-1
Return yards	92	120
Punts	2-37.5	3-21.3
Fumbles lost	2	0
Penalties-yards	4-30	6-50

Non-Public 0 0 0 0 -- 0

Public 9 14 0 7 -- 30

P: FG Tranks 31

P: Butler 5 run (kick failed)

P: Tranks 67 interception return (Tavares run)

P: Butler 79 run (kick failed)

P: Butler 15 run (Tranks kick)

RUSHING

N-P: Evin Jones, Roman, 10-31; Chris Diaferio, West, 7-17; Joe

Waclawski, North, 4-(-12); Rob Deery, Chest. Hill, 3-11; Jim

McCormick, SJ Prep, 3-(-14); Kelven Quick, West, 2-2; Bruce

Holloman, N-G, 1-5.

P: Jerry Butler, Washington, 10-133; Frank Jubilee, Frankford, 5-6;

William Brownlee, Overbrook, 4-37; Devon Johnson, Central, 4-22;

Terrell Denson, Lincoln, 3-15; Markies Tavares, Mastbaum, 2-13;

Joe Marshall, Central, 1-2; Rodney Sykes, Central, 1-0.

PASSING

N-P: Joe Waclawski, North, 5-11-2 -- 90; Jim McCormick, SJ Prep,

3-7-2 -- 6; Steve Quinn, SJ Prep, 0-1-1 -- 0.

P: Markies Tavares, Mastbaum, 4-9-1 -- 69; Lamont Brown, Frankford,

3-4-0 -- 81; Joe Marshall, Central, 1-1-0 -- 5; Chuck Hughes,

Washington, 0-1-0 -- 0.

RECEIVING

N-P: Steve Quinn, SJ Prep, 5-86; Bruce Holloman, N-G, 2-8; Pat

Taylor, Judge, 1-2.

P: Damon Griffin, Dobbins, 3-74; Rodney Sykes, Central, 2-7; Sammy

Tranks, King, 1-42; John McFillin, Washington, 1-18; Dominique Curry,

Washington, 1-14.

RETURNS

N-P: Evin Jones, Roman, 3-25; Shane McNamara, North, 3-10; Bruce

Holloman, N-G, 2-57; Marcus Williams, N-G, 1-0.

P: Cory Moultrie, Bok, 2-48; Jerry Butler, Washington, 2-5; Sammy

Tranks, King, 1-67; Cameo Ali, Bartram, 1-0; Damon Griffin, Dobbins, 1-0.

TACKLING LEADERS

N-P: Sean Matthews, Roman, 8; Joe Jackson, Ryan, and Shane

McNamara, North, 5.

P: Joe DiGrazio, Lincoln, 11; Cornelius Bunch, Central, 9; Kevin Reeder,

Bartram, 7; Anthony Wallace, Gratz, 5.

INTERCEPTIONS

N-P: Marcus Williams, N-G.

P: Cory Moultrie, Bok, 2; Sammy Tranks, King; Cameo Ali, Bartram;

Damon Griffin, Dobbins.

RECOVERIES OF OPPONENT'S FUMBLE

P: Chris Banks, Northeast; Malik Walker, Frankford.

SACKS

N-P: Joe Jackson, Ryan, 1; Tim Plona, Roman, 1.

P: Cornelius Bunch, Central, 2.5; Stefan Ruff, Washington, 1; James

Morgan, Overbrook 1; Dominique Curry, Washington, .5; Kevin Reeder,

Bartram, .5.

OTHER TFL

N-P: Steve Quinn, SJ Prep.

P: Stefan Ruff, Washington; Cory Moultrie, Bok.

MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS

N-P: Steve Quinn, SJ Prep, offense; Sean Matthews, Roman, defense.

P: Jerry Butler, Washington, offense; Joe DiGrazio, Lincoln, defense.

SPORTSMANSHIP WINNERS

N-P: Jim McCormick, SJ Prep.

P: Sammy Tranks, King.

ROSTERS FOR 2005
(Positions are tentative)

PUBLIC
No.	Name	School	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.
8	Markies Tavares	Mastbaum	QB	5-11	180
10	Joe Marshall	Central	QB	6-2	190
11	Chuck Hughes	Washington	DB	6-1	200
12	Lamont Brown	Frankford	QB	6-3	180
14	William Brownlee	Overbrook	RB	5-9	180
15	Chris Mitchell	Roxborough	RB	6-1	200
18	Cory Moultrie	Bok	DB	6-0	180
21	Nafis Edwards	Bok	WR	6-2	190
22	Jerry Butler	Washington	RB	5-9	175
23	Devon Johnson	Central	RB	5-10	190
24	Cameo Ali	Bartram	DB	5-11	190
25	Sammy Tranks	King	DB	5-9	170
27	Malik Walker	Frankford	DB	5-10	175
31	Steve Sydnor	Dobbins	DB	6-2	195
33	Anthony Wallace	Gratz	LB	6-0	225
35	Frank Jubilee	Frankford	RB	5-8	175
37	Kory Carter	Germantown	FB	6-0	225
43	Darrel Smith	Bartram	TE	6-1	220
44	Joe DiGrazio	Lincoln	LB	6-2	215
47	Terrell Denson	Lincoln	RB	5-10	210
48	Chris Banks	Northeast	DB	5-10	170
49	Carlos Maldonado	Edison	LB	5-11	190
50	Deshan Lupton	King	LB	5-10	175
51	Brandon Stewart	Northeast	L	6-1	250
52	Daniel Buyag	Central	L	6-0	260
55	Kevin Reeder	Bartram	DE	5-11	225
56	Gregory Thomas	Bok	L	6-0	205
58	Kordell Morgan	Franklin	L	6-2	275
61	Jeff Banks	Roxborough	L	6-1	255
62	Andre Jones	King	L	6-1	255
63	Isaiah Stroman	Frankford	DE	6-0	225
65	Stefan Ruff	Washington	DL	6-0	270
66	Dave Gonser	Washington	DL	6-2	260
67	Jason Patton	Washington	L	6-0	240
71	Brandon Romeo	Central	LB	6-0	210
72	Cornelius Bunch	Central	DE	6-2	220
73	Jarrell Johnson	Germantown	L	6-0	245
74	James Cartwright	Germantown	L	5-10	180
76	Anthony Williams	Univ. City	LB	6-0	225
77	Jamie Ross	Olney	WR	6-4	180
78	James Morgan	Overbrook	L	6-0	205
79	Kyle Alston	Gratz	L	6-4	300
82	Damon Griffin	Dobbins	WR	5-11	180
83	Rodney Sykes	Central	WR	6-0	185
84	Devon Starks	Overbrook	WR	5-11	175
85	John McFillin	Washington	DE	6-5	240
89	Dominique Curry	Washington	DE	6-4	220
90	Sean Jessup	Bok	DE	6-1	235
Coach: Frank "Roscoe" Natale, Bok. Assistants: Vince
Trombetta, Bok; Damond "Smash" Warren, Bartram; Gus
Felder, Gratz; Erik Zipay, Gratz

NON-PUBLIC
No.	Name	School	Pos.	Ht.	Wt.
8	Greg Gontz	Judge	DB	5-8	155
10	Michael Evans	W. Cath.	DB	6-2	205
11	Antoine Stout	W. Cath.	WR	6-5	195
12	Josiah Morley	W. Cath.	K/P	5-10	165
14	Kenny Brown	Neum.-Gor.	DB	5-10	175
15	Jim McCormick	SJ Prep	QB	6-0	190
17	Marques Slocum	W. Cath.	DE	6-6	310
18	Joe Waclawski	N. Cath.	QB	6-0	185
21	Ralph Smith	Dougherty	DB	5-10	165
22	Dwight Williams	N. Cath.	WR	5-10	165
23	Bruce Holloman	Neum.-Gor.	WR	5-6	155
24	Shane McNamara	N. Cath.	DB	5-11	185
25	Marcus Williams	Neum.-Gor.	DB	5-10	160
27	Mike Pinto	Ryan	DB	5-10	175
31	Evin Jones	Roman	RB	6-0	205
33	Chris Diaferio	W. Cath.	RB	5-11	195
35	Kelven Quick	W. Cath.	FB	6-0	205
37	Chris Smith	Ryan	LB	6-0	220
43	Chris Baldwin	Neum.-Gor.	LB	5-9	200
44	Rob Deery	Chest. Hill	FB	5-10	215
47	Pat Taylor	Judge	TE	6-3	220
48	Steve Quinn	SJ Prep	WR	6-2	210
49	Brian Chiodi	Roman	LB	5-11	200
50	Anthony Colanecco	Neum.-Gor.	LB	5-9	195
51	Jim Moore	Roman	L	5-10	250
52	Tim Plona	Roman	DE	6-0	200
55	Roy Connor	N. Cath.	DL	6-0	350
56	Pat Lynch	Judge	DL	5-11	225
58	Thomas Davis	W. Cath.	L	6-0	240
61	Fran McIntyre	Judge	DL	6-3	240
62	Rob Rowan	Ryan	L	5-10	250
63	Scott Howley	SJ Prep	L	6-1	220
65	Hector Guzman	N. Cath.	L	6-1	250
66	Brendan Gilroy	SJ Prep	L	6-1	245
67	James Smart	W. Cath.	L	5-11	275
71	Mike Boyle	SJ Prep	DL	6-5	270
72	Robert Grant	W. Cath.	L	6-3	335
73	Carlos Gonzalez	Ryan	L	6-1	245
74	Matt DeMarco	W. Cath.	L	6-2	340
76	Alex Wade	SJ Prep	DL	6-0	225
77	John Haughney	Roman	L	6-0	240
78	Dan Voss	SJ Prep	L	6-3	285
79	John Baumann	N. Cath.	L	6-0	250
81	Sean Matthews	Roman	LB	6-0	205
82	Mark Giuliani	SJ Prep	WR	6-2	215
83	Andrew Spross	SJ Prep	LB	6-2	215
84	Derrell Hand	W. Cath.	TE	6-4	315
85	Chris McNicholas	Dougherty	DE	6-5	265
90	Joe Jackson	Ryan	DL	6-3	285
Coach: Brian Fluck, West. Assistants: Chalie Szydlik, North;
Bill Koch, Judge; Albie Crosby, West; Steve Devlin, SJ Prep;
Virnest Beale, West.

Your comments . . .

I hope you, families, and all fans enjoyed the game as much as i did
Because i had a ball, im pretty sure everybody doubted us, even sad to
Say you too ted :-(
But we laced our cleates, tightend our pads, put the mouth pieces in,
And got down to the gridiron. 30-0, i enjoyed playing against my former
West catholic teammates like "chris diaferio, kelven quick, matt
DeMarco, robert grant, tom davis, derrell hand, michael evans, and the
Soldiers who couldn't play like marques slocum, and antoine stout."
Shout out to all of yall but we had to do what we needed to do. The
Game went by to quick and that is crazy to think about how that was my
Last game in philadelphia high school football. Well, if you can post
Like a little message on the site somewhere, let all the west catholic
Players know that "i love all of them, playing with and against them was
My best experience of my life and i hope they continue their success.
And to my teammates, we put on a display of what we can do when
Everybody on the team play as a unit and not individuals. It is crazy
How well we connected together within 3 short weeks of practice. For
Most of us, this is not the last time we will see each other play on the
Same field. One day we all are going to be a success and make sure we
Never forget what little we had growing up so make sure we give back to
Make life better and take care of themselves. And one day well will all
See each other in society somehow, someway, and sometime!!!!!" to the
Coaches, coach warren, natale, trombetta, felder, zipay, and carfagno. Thank you
For the coaching yall gave me individually to make me a better player
And a better person. Good luck in future seasons of coaching and keep
This victory to show how the younger players how to do it.
Im going to miss your website reporting on me ted(smile) talk to you
Soon!
Ps: any of the players from my team or anybody want to holla at me, hit
Me up at robbyrockeminc@aol.com and i'll Get back at you!!!
#55-kevin "hit-stick" reeder

"Famous Amos' Cookie Analyst Report of the All Star Game"

By: Amos Leak, Dobbins Tech legened (smile)

Well, to start off, the game was mainly ruled by the Public League all game. As soon as things got rolling for the Catholic League, such as a great catch or a defensive stop, the Public League all-stars would come back stronger with an amazing catch or defensive stop, then a score.
The game started on a kickoff by Steve Sydnor and recovery by Chris Banks and then Sammy Tranks, who to me was very impressive in play on both sides of the ball, kicked a field goal. All day it was three-and-out or four-and-out for the Catholic or just a interception or two -- matter of fact make it five for the PL and 1 for the Catholic by Marcus Williams. Later on Jerry Butler tore away the defense and ran all down their throats with hard runs. Then right before halftime, he added a great run for 79 yards for a TD. Then a 15 yard TD towards the end of the game Two other runners that impressed me was Devon Johnson & William Brownlee, who showed me impressive speed and moves to get in the open. The PL's interceptions were by Cameo Ali, Damon Griffin (who had a outstanding game on both sides of the ball), Sammy Tranks for a touchdown, and Cory Moultrie with 2. Also some great hits were given by Chuck Hughes and Steve Sydnor. Also some impressive tackles by Anthony Wallace (5), Joe Digrazio (11 total), Cornelius Bunch (9 with 2.5 sacks), Kevin Reeder (7 total). On the CL, some people impressed me even in defeat such as Evin Jones (he'll be a threat at any college; he's a hard runner). Also, I like Steve Quinn. He and Damon Griffin were my favorites in the game, getting the job done on both side of the ball. All the quarterbacks in the game showed promise such as Jim McCormick and Joe Waclawski. They showed they can throw accurate at points in time and can throw downfield in points where people can't get to. Markies Tavares...this quarterback showed all the great abilities in being a top-notch guy at the next level no matter where...strong arm...pocket presence...and most important accuracy in the pocket and on the run...and the same for Lamont Brown and Joe Marshall (even though he ended up injured). I also liked Sean Matthews with strong tackles and Derrell Hand with quickness and size. Joe Jackson and Shane McNamara showed some promise. I always save the best for last...the O-line...Brendan Gilroy and Dan Voss showed great play and as did Kyle Alston, who was the most aggressive lineman in the game. I also liked Daniel Buyag and Brandon Stewart.

Hey ted its Joe DiGrazio from the public team [also lincoln]. That game was one of the best games i have ever played in. Every body thought the public was going to get killed, well iam sorry but it was the other way around. We didnt care what people said, we stuck with each other and everybody brought there A game. I understand that we were the big time under doggs but hey its there to show you never look down on the public leauge. I meet alot of new people and earned alot of friends with this expierence to play in this great game. All of our coaches did a great job with getting us ready for this game. We did what we said we were going to do pub, we proved them all rong. our offence ran up and down the field and our defence well you all know what the defence did just look at the goose egg on the score board.I would like to wish the best of luck to everybody on the public team with whatever they are doing after high school.
PUBLIC LEAGUE PRIDE.................
JOE DIGRAZIO # 44
PS: ted i think we broke a record with the biggest point differential in allstar history.

Yo that game was bananas. B-A-N-A-N-A-S! I had so much fun practicing for the three or four weeks and then shocking the city by dismantling the Non-Public team. Maybe I am over excited but I think that this was best team that I have ever been around. Not because of the athletes and the win but because of the togetherness that we had. Throughout practice there was alot of talk but nothing ever got personal, everybody was real with each other. I will remember everybody on this team and on this game for the rest of my life. Throughout being in a championsjip this year and playing in both leagues, this is truely the highlight of my career. It was a team effort starting from the coaches putting people in the right spots even if the players thought different. Look at me; I played running back/fullback all my life and in three weeks( Thanks to Coach Trombetta, Coach Felder & Coach Zipay) I believe that I am now turned into a respectable D-Back.
After the game I was so excitied that I ran out of the locker room and didn't fully get to network with my teammates as far as exchanging numbers and stuff. If anyone from my team sees this message, hit me up at BanksShots@yahoo.com
- Mr. Chris Banks # 48
Northeast High

I would like to congratulate Frank "Roscoe" Natale (as well as everyone
else) on the historic win. It was overdue and well deserved. It felt
like old times back at Bartram when we had guys like Paul Northern &
Bryan Anderson. This experience rates near the top of my best
experiences in football. Playing in the 1983 All-Star Game and beating
Rich Gannon and company is still the best.
I hope that every student athlete across the city in both leagues
continues to strive for excellence and achieves all of their goals.
Public League Pride!
Coach Warren
Bartram H. S.