Division 1 - 2007 Standings/Summaries
071103 New Windsor Silver vs Middletown Bears
  • The D1 New Windsor Eagles Silver had a very successful 2007 football season, but it unfortunately came to an end with a 19-0 playoff loss to the Middletown Bears on Saturday, November 3rd in Middletown.
  • The New Windsor Eagles Silver really overwhelmed a lot of people with the season they had. To finish the season with an impressive 6-2 record and to represent New Windsor in the D1 Playoffs is an incredible accomplishment. Each and every player should be proud of themselves. All the practices and intense conditioning paid off with every Eagle Silver showing an enormous improvement from when we opened up training camp on August 1st. Congratulations to our 2007 Eagles Silver: Adam Wixon, Austin Wixon, Brennan Piekarz, Domenick Colotti, Eric Marte, Jack Walsh, John Taxi Serrano, Jonte Wilson, Justin Mitchell, LJ Lucas, Manny Vazquez, Mike Mulligan, Nick Caldwell, Quinn Mullarkey, Robby Galeano, Sean Hofving, and Tomas Guzman.
  • A special thanks goes out to all the Eagle Silver parents, grandparents, family, and friends for their support at the games and for enduring the long practices during the August heat and the cold weather in October and November. An additional thank you to Bill and Nancy Mitchell for providing the coaches with game film and photos for the NewWindsorFootball.com website and Sentinel newspaper.
  • The season would not be complete if it was not for the New Windsor Eagle Cheerleaders and their never ending support of the D1 Eagles Silver football team. You could always count on them to do a fabulous job of executing their cheers, routines, and firing up the Eagles offense and defense. The 2007 New Windsor Eagle Cheerleaders were Caeley Baines, Jessica Carlone, Miranda Chassi, Jazmyn Cooper, Toni-Lynn Dilorenzo, Brittany Drake, Gabrielle Alfieri, Samantha Galeano, Melissa Garcia, Katherine Garcia, Diana Hansen, Melissa Hughes, Briana Hurley, Mariah Jacobs, Tabatha Mcmahon, Sydney Natkiel, Brianna Schafer, Nicole Scheck, Samantha Soriano, and Celine Velez.
  • Last, but not least, a thank you to the dedicated Eagles Silver coaching staff. Their countless hours of coaching and volunteering their time reinforces the fact that they are really there for the kids benefit. The 2007 Eagles Silver coaching staff consisted of Head Coach Kevin Hofving and Assistant Coaches Rich Wixon, Brian Walsh, Tomas Guzman, and Dean Colotti.
  • Good luck to all our 9 year olds who are moving up to Division 2 next season. We might not be at the game, but we'll be checking in on how you are doing and we'll be rooting for you. We're also looking forward to next season with our returning 8 year olds and we will be aiming for an even more successful season next year.
071030 New Windsor Silver vs Minisink Valley Green vs Valley Central Vikings
  • The New Windsor Eagles Silver finished the regular season with an outstanding record of 6-2. They found themselves tied with Minisink Valley Green and the Valley Central Vikings for the final 2 playoff spots. On Tuesday, October 30th, the 3 teams met in Middletown, NY in what was deemed the D1 Playoff Battle Royal. The first round of the D1 Playoff Battle Royal consisted of each team playing the other two opponents in two six-minute halves.
  • The Eagles started off playing the Valley Central Vikings. The Vikings, whose playbook has to be as thick as War and Peace, have the most talented and versatile offense the tough and stingy Eagles defense has faced all season. The Vikings marched down the field 65 yards on their first possession and scored on their 6th play of the drive. Making tackles and administering some head rattling hits during the drive were LJ Lucas, Quinn Mullarkey, Jack Walsh, Manny Vazquez, Brennan Piekarz, Sean Hofving, Justin Mitchell, Robby Galeano, and Adam Wixon.
  • The Eagles offense took possession at their own 35 and struck right back with their own 65 yard, 6 play TD drive. Carrying the ground game during the drive were Sean and Justin. Justin had 61 of his 107 yards and first of two touchdowns for the night in this drive. Opening up holes for the running game were Austin Wixon at Left End, Mike Mulligan at Left Tackle, John Taxi Serrano at Left Guard, Jack at Center, Tomas Guzman at Right Guard, Manny at Right Tackle, and Brennan at Right End.
  • The Eagles offense started the 2nd half and went 28 yards before coming up short on 4th down at the Valley Central 37 yard line. The big offensive play for the Eagles on the drive was Brennan's 20-yard run.
  • The Vikings started off on their own 37-yard line and went 42 yards before being stopped on 4th down. Nick Caldwell, LJ, and Sean got their second solo tackles of the night during the drive. Also coming away with tackles and assists were Justin, Jack, Taxi, Tomas, and Brennan. With the turnover on downs, the Eagles had the ball on their own 21, but time expired after their second play of the drive, sending the game into overtime, tied 6-6.
  • In overtime, each team gets a chance to score from the defense's 20-yard line. Valley Central won the coin toss and elected to start off on offense. On their 4th play of the drive, the Vikings scored and then followed it up with the extra point for the 13-6 lead. The Eagles then took possession at Valley Central 20 yard line, but fumbled the ball on their 3rd play. The fumble was recovered by Vikings defense, which sealed the victory for Valley Central.
  • With the season on the line, with a win or go home game, the Eagles were now up against the Minisink Valley Green. Minisink won the coin toss and started off on offense. Their drive lasted 3 plays and ended when Tomas stripped the running back of the ball. Tomas held on for the fumble recovery. This gave the Eagles offense the ball at their own 43-yard line. The Eagles offense could not get anything going and was forced to punt.
  • Minisink took over at their own 25-yard line and went 26 yards on offense before the first half ended. Coming up big on defense were Brennan and Justin with 2 solo tackles and 1 assist each. Dominick Colotti had a solo tackle while at left cornerback. Jack, Nick, and Sean also came up with assists. The front line of Eric Marte, Jonte Wilson, Adam, Manny, and Tomas did a nice job of stopping the running game up front.
  • The Eagles offense started the 2nd half and went 3 and out for the second consecutive time. The Eagles punted, giving Minisink Valley the ball at their own 43-yard line. They drove 57 yards and were assisted by a 15-yard phantom facemask call that was only seen by the refs. Justin came away with 3 solo tackles during the drive. Taxi had a big tackle behind the line of scrimmage. Dominick and Brennan each had an assist. On the extra appoint attempt, Dominick met the RB at the one yard line and administered a painful hit that drove the RB backwards to keep the score at 6-0.
  • The Eagles started their final drive of the night at their own 35-yard line with less than a minute to play. Their first running play only netted them 2 yards. With 14 seconds remaining in the game and possibly their season, offensive guru Kevin Hofving called for a quick slant (AKA The Brennan Play). Sean took the snap and hit a wide-open Brennan over the middle. Brennan raced 63 yards for the score, which extending the Eagles season just a little bit longer and silenced an exuberant Minisink Valley sideline. The Eagles failed to convert the extra point and were forced into their second overtime of the evening.
  • The Eagles won the coin toss and started off the overtime on offense. It took just 3 plays for the Eagles to score on Justin's 16-yard run, giving the Eagles a 12-6 lead.
  • Minisink's turn on offense lasted just 3 plays. Justin and Manny each had a solo tackle on the first two plays. On the third and final play, Tomas busted through the line and forced his second fumble of the night. It was quickly recovered by Austin to seal the game for the Eagles and give the Eagles a 12-6 victory over Minisink Valley.
  • Minisink then went on to face Valley Central, who they lost to in overtime. This eliminated Minisink from the playoffs and gave Valley Central the third seed and New Windsor the fourth seed.
  • New Windsor's first playoff game is Saturday, November 4th at 4pm against the number one seed Middletown Bears at Watts Field in Middletown.
071028 New Windsor Silver vs Marlboro Orange
  • The New Windsor Eagles Silver knew going into Sunday's game that they were in control of their playoff destiny and they kept their playoff hopes alive with a impressive 13-0 win over the visiting Marlboro Orange. The Eagles defense smothered Marlboro's offense by allowing just 18 yards total offense. The Eagles defense was so dominant, that every Marlboro drive either ended in a 3 and out, a turnover, or time expiring.
  • Marlboro won the coin toss and started off on offense. It was the first of six 3 and out offensive series for Marlboro. Making tackes for the Eagles were Justin Mitchell (1 solo and 1 assist), Brennan Piekarz with 1 solo, and Austin Wixon with an assist.
  • New Windsor's offense started off on their own 45 and took 10 plays to get into the endzone. Justin had 55 yards total rushing in the drive, including his 37 yard TD run on 4th and 13 that gave the Eagles an early 6-0 lead. Also making some key runs were Sean Hofving and LJ Lucas.
  • Marlboro's next series was also 3 and out. Key tackles were made by John Taxi Serrano, Sean, Nick Caldwell, and Justin. After a quick 3 and out by the Eagles offense, Marlboro had the ball again at their own 42 yard line. The first play from scrimmage had Brennan dropping the QB behind the line of scrimmage for a 3 yard loss. The next play saw Austin chasing the RB and tackling him out of bounds for a minimal gain. Facing 3rd and long, Marlboro tried a pass over the middle that got intercepted by Sean.
  • Sean's interception put New Windsor on Marlboro's 45 yard line, but the Eagles were hampered by 2 false start penalties and couldn't capitalize on the great field position. The Eagles elected to punt, which gave Marlboro the ball back at their own 22. Marlboro put up their only offensive drive of the game that was not 3 and out. Leading the defense were Justin (1 solo and 2 assists), and Jack Walsh and Austin with an assist each.
  • Marlboro's next drive went for 4 total yards, which included a 5 yard penalty on the Eagles defense. The drive ended as the first half came to an end. Getting in the backfield to make some big hits and tackles were Manny Vazquez, Tomas Guzman, Nick and Jonte Wilson.
  • In the 2nd half, Marlboro's had 5 offensive drives. The first four offensive drives were 3 and out and the last drive ended because time expired. Leading the fierce Eagles defense were Justin (4 assists), Brennan (3 solos 1 assist), Tomas (1 solo 2 assists), Taxi (3 assists), Manny (2 assists), Nick (2 assists), Robby Galeano (1 solo 1 assist), Adam Wixon (1 assist), Domenick Colotti (1 assist), Austin (1 assist), Michael Mulligan (1 assist), Quinn Mullarkey (1 assist), Jonte (1 assist), Sean (1 solo) and LJ (1 solo).
  • The Eagles offense started their second drive of the 2nd half on their own 46 yard line. On the first play, Sean did a QB sweep to the left side and ran 54 yards into the endzone. A penalty on the Eagles wiped out the TD and gave the offense the ball on the Marlboro 10 yard line. Four plays later, the Eagles failed to score and turned the ball over on downs.
  • The Eagles were still clinging to a 6-0 with about 4 minutes to go in the game. The offense started their last drive of the game from their own 46 yard line, which resulted in a time consuming, 8 play, 54 yard TD drive. Getting in some good runs during the drive were Justin, Quinn, Domenick, and LJ. LJ had a 17 yard run on 4th and short to get the Eagles offense in the redzone. The drive ended with Sean running 14 yards and diving into the endzone for a 12-0 lead. Sean's score had key blocks by his backfield consisting of Justin, Domenick, and LJ. LJ ran the ball 3 yards to the corner of the endzone for the extra point and a 13-0 lead.
  • Special thanks to the New Windsor Eagle Cheerleaders for braving the cold on Sunday and for their never ending support of the D1 Eagles Silver football team. Doing an excellent job of executing their cheers, routines, and firing up the Eagles offense and defense were Caeley Baines, Jessica Carlone, Miranda Chassi, Jazmyn Cooper, Toni-Lynn Dilorenzo, Brittany Drake, Alfieri Gabrielle, Samantha Galeano, Melissa Garcia, Katherine Garcia, Diana Hansen, Melissa Hughes, Briana Hurley, Mariah Jacobs, Tabatha Mcmahon, Sydney Natkiel, Brianna Schafer, Nicole Scheck, Samantha Soriano, and Celine Velez.
071020 New Windsor Silver vs Middletown Bears
  • The New Windsor Eagles Silver went into Middletown hoping to knock off the undefeated Middletown Bears, but came away with a defeat. The Bears capitalized on three Eagle turnovers to come away with the 24-12 victory on Saturday night.
  • The Eagles defense had their hands full with a big, powerful Middletown running attack. By halftime, the Eagles found themselves trailing 18-0. Leading the Eagles defense in the first half was Brennan Piekarz with 5 tackles (1 solo and 4 assists), Justin Mitchell with 4 tackles (3 solo and 1 assist), Jack Walsh with 2 solo tackles, Austin Wixon and Jonte Wilson with 2 tackles each (1 solo and 1 assist), Manny Vazquez with 2 assists, LJ Lucas with a solo tackle, and Sean Hofving with an assist.
  • The Eagles knew coming out of halftime that they had their work cut out for them if they wanted to come away with a victory. Unfortunately, the Eagles offense turned the ball over on the first two drives of the second half. The defense for the Eagles continued to play their hearts out every play. The Bears' first drive of the 2nd half went for minus 12 yards. Justin and Manny each had big tackles behind the line of scrimmage for 6-yard losses. Austin and Brennan teamed up to drop the QB at the line of scrimmage, forcing Middletown to punt.
  • Immediately following the Eagles 2nd turnover of the half, Justin gave the Eagles the spark they needed and got the team fired up and back into the game. On the first play of the Bears 2nd drive, Justin stripped the ball from the Bears running back and motored 80 yards for the touchdown. This cut the Bears' lead to 18-6.
  • The Bears next possession started on their own 35-yard line and got all the way to the New Windsor 13 yard line before Justin stopped the fullback behind the line for a 3 yard loss on 4th down. Recording tackles and assists during the drive were Tomas Guzman, John Taxi Serrano, Nick Caldwell, LJ, Sean, Jack, Brennan, and Austin. Also administering big hits and keeping the Bears offense in check were Quinn Mullarkey, Domenick Colotti, Robby Galeano, Mike Mulligan, and Adam Wixon.
  • The Eagles defense came up big once again on the Bears next drive. Their drive only lasted 4 plays and ended when Justin read, reacted, and intercepted a screen pass to the left side. Nick also came up big with 2 assists and finished with a season high 5 assists. Jack had a solo tackle and Austin and Brennan each had an assist.
  • With defense doing their job the second half, the Eagles desperately needed to get something going on offense. That is when LJ stepped up, took the handoff, and carried the Eagles offense from the 50 to the endzone on the first play of the drive. Providing excellent blocking and opening up the left side of the line were Eric Marte, Tomas, and Jonte. This cut the Bears lead to 18-12. This play got the team and Eagles faithful fans back into the game and made the chances of a comeback that much greater. Unfortunately, the chances of tying the game only lasted momentarily. On the 2nd play of Middletown's next drive, the Bears running back ran up the middle and just kept going for a 62 yard TD run and 24-12 advantage.
  • With less than 3 minutes left in the game, the Eagles offense tried valiantly to get into the endzone once again. Their drive started on their own 35 and ended on the Middletown 29 as the Eagles failed to convert the first down and turned the ball over on downs.
  • The Eagles play their regular season finale on Sunday, October 28th, at 1pm at Mt. Airy Sports Complex in New Windsor. Come out and cheer on the Eagles as they fight their way into the playoffs.
071014 New Windsor Silver vs Warwick Purple
  • The New Windsor Eagles Silver lived up to their reputation of hard hitting helmet splitting teeth gritting football on Sunday with an impressive 18-0 win over Warwick Purple in Warwick. The offense erupted for 18 points on their first 3 possessions and the defense completely shutdown the Warwick offense by allowing just 5 yards total offense.
  • New Windsor won the coin toss and elected to start off on offense and that's when everything started to look dismal for Warwick. On the 3rd play of the drive Justin Mitchell ran 62 yards into the end zone, but unfortunately it got called back because of a clipping penalty. The Eagles gained 24 yards on the play and were at the Warwick48. On the next play, Sean Hofving did a quarterback sneak up the middle and just kept going until he reached the end zone giving the Eagles a quick 6-0 lead.
  • Warwick started their first drive of the game from their own 35-yard line and made it as far as their own 44-yard line before their first of four fumbles on the day. Left Tackle Manny Vazquez recovered the first fumble. Manny also had 2 tackles (1 solo and 1 assist) during Warwick's drive. John Taxi Serrano came away with 2 assists, which was just the beginning of a big game for Taxi. Also making some big hits and nice tackles were Tomas Guzman, Justin, Jack Walsh, Michael Mulligan, and Adam Wixon.
  • The fumble recovery by Manny gave the Eagles offense great field position at the New Windsor 48. It took just 2 plays before the Eagles were in the end zone again. LJ Lucas started the drive with a 26 yard run and Justin finished it off with a 26 yard TD run giving the Eagles a 12-0 lead.
  • The Warwick offense started their next drive and it was 3 and out with 5 yards offense. Brennan Piekarz and Taxi teamed up for the first tackle. Brennan dropped the halfback behind the line of scrimmage for a loss of 3 yards on 2nd down. On 3rd down, the running back fell to the ground while being pursued by a gang of Eagle defenders for a 5-yard loss. Warwick was forced to punt.
  • New Windsor started their 3rd drive of the game from their own 46-yard line and took 3 plays to run the score to 18-0. On 3rd down and 5, Sean connected with Brennan with a pass over the middle. Brennan did the rest as he threw off tacklers and raced to the end zone for a 49-yard TD reception.
  • Warwick's last 2 drives of the 1st half were also 3 and out. Nick Caldwell made 2 tackles (1 solo and 1 assist) while at Left Guard. Brennan and Justin also had 2 tackles each (1 solo and 1 assist) while at Defensive End and Linebacker. Austin Wixon had a solo tackle and took on several double teams, which freed up his teammates to make tackles, while he was at Defensive End. Taxi added another assist to his already impressive defensive stats.
  • Warwick Purple's first 3 drives of the 2nd half ended in fumble recoveries by the Eagles defense. Their first drive lasted 3 plays with Nick, Sean, and Brennan making tackles. The 3rd play ended with Taxi getting the Eagles 2nd fumble recovery of the game. Warwick's 2nd drive of the half ended on the first play as Justin collected the Eagles 3rd fumble recovery of the game. Warwick's next drive had gone for -4 yards on 3 plays before Manny's hit on the fullback jarred the ball loose. Justin quickly reacted to the loose ball came up with his 2nd fumble recovery. Taxi and Sean each had 1 solo and 1 assist before Warwick's last turnover of the game. Their 4th and final drive of the half was another 3 and out. Domenick Colotti and Justin combined on the first tackle. Justin then had 2 solos that resulted in -6 yards and forced Warwick to punt from deep within their own territory.
  • The Eagles offense did exactly what the coaching staff wanted and that was to eat as much time off the clock as possible in the 2nd half. Carrying the load in the backfield in the 2nd half for the Eagles were Quinn Mullarkey at Wingback, Brennan at Fullback, Austin at Halfback, and Jack at Quarterback. Making some big blocks and opening holes for the Eagles running game in the 2nd half were LJ at Left End, Jonte Wilson at Left Tackle, Manny at Left Guard, Sean at Center, Tomas at Right Guard, Nick at Right Tackle, and Robby Galeano at Right End.
  • On Sunday, October 21st, the Eagles play their final road game of the regular season against the undefeated Middletown Bears at 1pm.
071007 New Windsor Silver vs Minisink Valley Green
  • The New Windsor Eagles Silver sent a message to the rest of the league that they are playoff contenders, and not pretenders, by defeating the previously undefeated Minisink Valley Green 14-6 at Minisink Valley High School. The Eagles knew going into the game that Minisink was a big and physical team and they were not intimidated in the least. The Eagles had a game plan and the players executed it to perfection. This was by far his or her best team effort of the season with every player contributing to the victory.
  • The Eagles took advantage of 2 first quarter fumbles by Minisink and converted them into 14 points. Nick Caldwell pounced on the first fumble and gave the Eagles the ball on their own 47-yard line. The Eagles marched down the field and took only 4 plays to get into the endzone. Highlighting the drive were the 10-yard run by LJ Lucas and the 41 run by quarterback Sean Hofving that got New Windsor to the Minisink Valley 12 yard line. Justin Mitchell capped off the drive with a 12-yard TD run. Sean then hit Justin in the corner of the endzone for the extra point and the early 7-0 lead.
  • Minisink started off on their own 35 yard line and their drive ended on the 2nd play when Austin Wixon got the Eagles offense the ball back at their own 43 yard line when he recovered Minisink's 2nd fumble of the game. On offense, Brennan Piekarz took the handoff from Sean, broke some tackles and got the ball to the New Windsor 34. Justin finished off the drive with his 2nd TD run of the game, this one going for 34 yards. Sean ran 3 yards on the quarterback sneak for the extra point and a 14-0 lead.
  • Minisink started once again from their own 35-yard line and put up their best drive of the 1st half. They drove all the way to the New Windsor 17 yard line before being stopped on fourth down by the Eagles defense. Coming up big on defense was Manny Vazquez with 5 tackles (1 solo and 4 assists). Manny's 4 assists came on 4 consecutive plays and were on the last 4 plays of Minisink's drive. Also getting in with some big hits and tackles were Jack Walsh, Robby Galeano, John Taxi Serrano, Brennan, LJ, Sean, and Justin.
  • Minisink started the 2nd half on offense. They started off moving the ball slowly. Getting runs of 1-3 yards on the first 5 plays of the drive. On the next play, the Minisink running back broke some tackles and was in the open field looking to score. For the 2nd game in a row, Brennan did his Superman impression and came out of nowhere to save the day and make the open field tackle. This put Minisink on New Windsor's 12-yard line. 4 plays later, Minisink ran the ball into the endzone to cut the Eagle's lead to 14-6. Minisink lined up for the extra point and was stopped by the hard-hitting tackle by Sean. Also playing some tough, hard-hitting defense were Eric Marte, Domenick Colotti, Quinn Mullarkey, Adam Wixon, and Austin.
  • Early in the 4th quarter, New Windsor took over possession on their own 35. They marched down the field and got as far as the Minisink Valley 14 yard line before being stopped on 4th down. Key plays in the drive were a 28-yard run by Justin and a 20 yard run by Sean. Giving New Windsor some key blocks and opening holes in the line were Michael Mulligan, Tomas Guzman, Jonte Wilson, Taxi, Quinn, and Domenick.
  • Minisink's final drive of the game started on their own 24-yard line. They completed a pass for 13 yards. Then a run for 7 that was stopped by Justin. The next play from scrimmage could have gone for big yardage and possibly a touchdown if it wasn't for a great tackle by Domenick along the sideline. Austin got in the backfield on the next play and dropped Minisink for a 2-yard loss. On the next play, Nick sealed the victory for the Eagles by intercepting the pass intended for the wide receiver.
  • The next opponent for the New Windsor Eagles Silver is Warwick Purple. Game time is 4pm on Sunday, October 14th in Warwick.
070923 New Windsor Silver vs Cornwall Green
  • The New Windsor Eagles Silver suffered their first loss of the season on Sunday to the visiting Cornwall Green.
  • Cornwall got on the scoreboard first with a 65-yard TD drive in the first quarter. Leading the Eagles defense during this driver were Brennan Piekarz with 3 tackles and 2 assists, Sean Hofving had a tackle and assist, Jack Walsh and LJ Lucas had solo tackles. Austin Wixon and Nick Caldwell came up with assists.
  • New Windsor's 2nd possession on offense went for 26 yards, but was stopped on 4th down by the Cornwall defense. LJ, Sean, Jonte Wilson, and Brennan split the load in the backfield for the Eagles in this drive.
  • Cornwall's next 2 possessions on offense were 3 and out. Brennan and Sean had 2 solo tackles each and Jack had a solo tackle during those possessions. New Windsor's defense only allowed 3 total yards rushing during the same span. The Eagles next possession on offense started at the Cornwall 42, but on the 2nd play of the drive, Cornwall picked off a pass and ran it back 64 yards for the TD and 12-0 lead.
  • Cornwall started off the 2nd half on offense and drove 60 yards for the touchdown to take an 18-0 lead. Making some big hits and tackles on defense were Manny Vazquez, Domenick Colotti, Tomas Guzman, Brennan, Austin, and Sean.
  • It wasn't until the 4th quarter that the Eagles started playing like the Eagles. Cornwall's first play of the quarter started with the quarterback fumbling the ball and Sean quickly pouncing on it to give the Eagles the ball on the Cornwall 16. 6 plays later, Sean scrambled to the outside and ran it in 7 yards for the score.
  • Cornwall's next possession ended in another 3 and out and they were forced to punt. New Windsor took over on offense at their own 33-yard line. They drove the ball 47 yards in no time at all and were at the Cornwall 10 yard line. Doing a great job on the line and opening holes for the running game were Quinn Mullarkey, Eric Marte, Robby Galeano, Adam Wixon, Mike Mulligan, and John Serrano. With the ball at the 10-yard line, the Cornwall defense stopped the Eagles on the next 4 plays and prevented them from scoring.
  • The next opponent for the New Windsor Eagles Silver is Minisink Valley Green. Game time is 11am on Sunday, October 7th at Minisink Valley.
070916 New Windsor Silver vs Wallkill Panther Stars
  • The New Windsor Eagles Silver improved their record to 3-0 with a 13-7 win over the visiting Wallkill Panther Stars. This was by far their best team effort of the season. Everyone on the Eagles squad picked it up a notch after watching one of their teammates leave the game with a severe arm injury.
  • The Eagles won the coin toss and started off on offense at their own 35-yard line. They drove the ball to the Wallkill 13 yard line, but were stopped on 4th down. The 2 big plays in the drive were the 53 yard completion from QB Sean Hofving to Justin and Quinn Mullarkey breaking tackles and carrying defenders for a 6 yard run that got the Eagles to the Wallkill 13.
  • Wallkill took over on possession at their own 18 yard and went backwards on offense due to a false start penalty and big tackles by Manny Vazquez and Sean, along with assists by Justin Mitchell, and Brennan Piekarz. This big defensive stand forced Wallkill to punt giving the Eagles great field position. It took just 4 plays for the Eagles to score and take the early lead. The key plays were Sean's 10-yard run and Justin's 29-yard dash into the endzone. Sean then hit LJ Lucas in the corner of the endzone for the extra point to make it 7-0 in favor of the Eagles.
  • Wallkill then took possession at their own 35 and put up their best offensive drive of the first half. The Wallkill QB completed passes for 20, 13, and 9 yards. Mixed in with some running plays, the Stars were all of a sudden on the New Windsor 8 yard line and were looking to score. The next play Justin dropped the quarterback for a 6-yard loss. The following play Sean and Justin teamed up to drop the running back for a 3-yard loss. Just when things started looking good for the Eagles, everything came to a standstill as #28 Justin Mitchell laid on the ground with what was thought to be a season ending injury. With their season and playoff aspirations taking a crushing blow with the injury to Justin, the Eagles took their game to the next level and put a stop to the Stars drive. Coming up big on defense with some great tackles were Tomas Guzman, John Serrano, Nick Caldwell, Quinn, and Jack Walsh. Jack was the only Eagle defender between Wallkill's running back and the endzone. His tackle stopped the Stars on 4th down and prevented them from scoring.
  • Wallkill started the 2nd half on their own 35-yard line. On the first play, Domenick Colotti busted through the line and forced a fumble that was quickly recovered by Sean. New Windsor took advantage of the turnover and fantastic field position and scored another TD. On 2nd down and 17 on the Wallkill 39, LJ took the handoff, got to the outside, put some moves on, watched Brennan pummel a tackler, and then turned it up field for the score to increase the New Windsor lead to 13-0.
  • Wallkill's next 3 possessions ended on more big 4th down stances by the Eagles defense. Making the tackles and stifling the Wallkill offense were Manny, Austin Wixon, Nick, Jack, Tomas, Sean, John, Adam Wixon, Robby Galeano, and Brennan. The 2nd possession was stopped by an interception by Jack at cornerback.
  • It wasn't until about a minute to go in the 4th quarter that Wallkill got on the board with a touchdown. The defense didn't make it easy for them though. Brennan came out of nowhere to make an open field tackle. Eric Marte, Jonte Wilson, Mike Mulligan, Austin, Sean, Nick, LJ, and Domenick made some big hits and outstanding tackles during Wallkill's last possession.
  • The next opponent for the New Windsor Eagles Silver is Cornwall Green. Game time is 5pm on Sunday, September 23rd at the Mount Airy Sports Complex.
070909 New Windsor Silver vs Washingtonville Wolves
  • The New Windsor Eagles Silver won their home opener by defeating the Washingtonville Wolves 12-6. The defense for the Eagles came up big once again by only allowing the Wolves 54 total yards offense. Brennan Piekarz had a big day at right tackle and linebacker by leading the Eagles with 6 tackles and 2 assists. Justin Mitchell and Sean Hofving got in on the action at defensive end with a combined 9 tackles and 7 assists. LJ Lucas had 2 tackles, 1 assist, and the fumble recovery that sealed the game for the Eagles. Also getting into the action was right tackle Domenick Colotti with 1 tackle and 2 assists, Quinn Mullarkey with 1 tackle and 2 assists, Austin Wixon with 2 assists, and Jack Walsh with 1 tackle and 1 assist.
  • New Windsor's defense did a great job of stopping the run. Tackle John Taxi Serrano, guard Nick Caldwell, guard Jonte Wilson, tackle Michael Mulligan, and guard Adam Wixon kept pushing the offensive line back, which hampered the Washingtonville running game. Cornerbacks Daniel Santiago and Robby Galeano were also there to help disrupt the Wolves running attack.
  • The offense put up a combined 201 yards of offense, 158 yards rushing and 43 yards passing. Justin led the ground attack with 138 yards, giving him his first 100-yard game of the season. The big play of the game was when Justin took the handoff from Sean at QB, followed his blockers, and then broke loose for a 61 yard score to give New Windsor the lead late in the 4th quarter.
  • The Eagles offense got their team back in the game in the 2nd quarter when Sean hit Justin for a 43-yard TD pass to tie the game at 6. Sean had a lot of time to throw the ball because of the protection he got for the offensive line. Doing a fantastic job on the line were Eric Marte, Manny Vazquez, Austin, Jack, Domenick, Taxi, and Daniel.
  • The next opponent for the New Windsor Eagles Silver is the Wallkill Panther Stars. Game time is 3pm on Sunday, September 16th at the Mount Airy Sports Complex.
070902 New Windsor Silver vs Pinebush Bushmen
  • The New Windsor Eagles Silver started off their season with a very impressive win on the road. The defense for the Eagles smothered the Pine Bush offense for the first 3 quarters by holding them to zero first downs and negative yardage. It wasn't until late in the fourth quarter that Pine Bush got it's first 1st down.
  • The Eagles defense got the team on the scoreboard first when Quinn Mullarkey pounced on a fumble in the end zone. Brennan Piekarz took the handoff from QB Sean Hofving and plowed his way through the line for the extra point to give the Eagles a 7-0 lead.
  • Leading the defense in tackles was Justin Mitchell with 6 tackles, 2 assists, and 1 forced fumble. Justin was in the Pine Bush backfield more than the Pine Bush running backs. LJ Lucas had 5 tackles and 1 assist, all of which were while he was at safety in the 4th quarter. 2 of his tackles prevented PB from getting big gains on offense and possibly 2 touchdowns. Domenick Colotti had 2 tackles, 2 assists, and 1 forced fumble while at right tackle. Austin Wixon had a great game at linebacker. He had a tackle, an assist, and a key fumble recovery to stop a Pine Bush drive in the 4th quarter. Brennan also had a big day at linebacker with 2 tackles and 2 assists. Sean played great at defensive end getting 1 tackle, 1 assist, and 1 fumble recovery. Also coming up big on defense were Jack Walsh and John Taxi Serrano with 2 assists each and Quinn and Nick Caldwell with 1 each. Solidifying the defensive line were Tomas Guzman, Jonte Wilson, Michael Mulligan, and Adam Wixon. Daniel Santiago and Robby Galeano did an excellent job at cornerback and made some nice hits.
  • The offense put up 158 yards on the ground. Justin lead the team with 85 yards on 9 carries, including a 20 yard TD run in the 3rd quarter to make it 13-0 in favor of the Eagles. Sean hit LJ in the end zone for the extra point to make it 14-0. LJ had 42 yards rushing on 5 carries, Sean had 18 yards, on 2 carries, Brennan 11 yards on 5 carries, and Domenick had 2 yards on 1 carry. The offensive line did a great job of blocking and creating holes for the running backs. Doing a great job on the line were Eric Marte, Jack, Tomas, Domenick, Austin, Taxi, Nick, and Daniel.
  • The next opponent for the New Windsor Eagles Silver is the Washingtonville Wolves. Game time is 5pm on Sunday, September 9th at the Mount Airy Sports Complex.

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