Division 2 - 2010 Standings/Summaries
101023 New Windsor vs Wallkill
  • The D2 New Windsor Eagles won their 5th game in a row when they traveled to Wallkill and beat up on the Panther Pride for 44 minutes with a 41-0 good old fashioned butt whooping on Saturday, October 23, 2010. The offense scored 5 touchdowns and had 192 total yards of offense. The defense held the Pride to negative 27 yards of total offense and had 1 interception, 1 blocked punt, and 1 fumble recovery that was returned for a touchdown. The game got so out of hand that the refs called the game with about 4 minutes left after some very unsportsmanlike conduct by the Pride.
  • The Pride started the game on offensive from their 35 yard line. The Eagles showed the Pride their defensive discipline when the Pride tried to draw the Eagles offsides, but after the 3rd hut, the Pride drew the False Start penalty. On 1st and 15, Anthony Fiscal dropped the HB for a loss of 1. On 2nd and 16, Domenick Colotti chased the FB down behind the line for a 4 yard loss. Fiscal got to the QB on 3rd down for the sack and a loss of 5. Facing 4th and 20, the Pride attempted to punt, but the punt would get blocked by Adrian Broe. This would set the Eagles offense up at the Pride’s 19 yard line.
  • HB Moose Ulrich would get the call on first down and would run 19 yards for the TD and quick 6-0 lead. Fiscal would extend the lead to 8-0 with the 2 point kick.
  • The Pride would start again at their 35 yard line. Chris Patterson would drop the FB at the line for no gain. Ulrich would get to the QB before he could get to the outside and drop him for a loss of 1. On 3rd and 11, the FB would run to the left side line but would get dropped for a 6 yard loss by Outside Linebacker Freddie Watson. Pride would fake the punt on 4th down and Watson would be there again for the tackle and the turnover on downs.
  • The Eagles offense would start their next drive at the Pride 28. HB Ryan Wing would get the Eagles to the 15 after 3 carries. On 2nd and long, QB Ryan Skivington would hit TE Watson in the endzone for the TD. Fiscal would come on again for the successful 2 point kick and 16-0 Eagles lead.
  • Wallkill would start their 3rd offensive series of the game at their 35 yard line. DE Josh Bryant would drop the HB for a 2 yard loss on 1st and 10. Fiscal would get his 2nd sack of the game on 2nd and 12 for a 4 yard loss. Mike Brinkworth would pressure the QB on 3rd and 16 to force the incomplete pass. On 4th and 16, the Pride would attempt to punt. A bad snap would cause the Pride’s punter to attempt to run for the first down. Colotti would chase him down for a loss of 5 and the turnover on downs.
  • The Eagles offense would start again with great field position at the Pride 24. Bryant, Ulrich, and FB Noah Fields would get the Eagles to the 1 yard line on 5 plays. On 1st and goal from the one, Fields would punch it in for the score. Bryant would break a few tackles to convert the extra point to bring the score to 23-0.
  • The Pride would once again begin at their 35 yard line. Patterson was there on first down to drop the HB at the line for no gain. Brandon Klouda would get through the line and force the QB into throwing an incompletion on 2nd and 10. Patterson would be there again on 3rd down and drop the QB for a 3 yard loss. On 4th and 13, the Pride would attempt another punt. Another bad snap would get away from the punter and would be picked up by Colotti who would run it 32 yards for the touchdown and 29-0 Eagles lead.
  • With the 24 point OCYFL mercy rule in effect, the Pride would start their last offensive possession of the 1st half at midfield. An incomplete pass on 1st down, would bring up 2nd and 10. Klouda would bring down the HB at the line of scrimmage for no gain and the 1st half would come to an end.
  • The Eagles would start the 2nd half on offense and FB Matt Nemecheck showed the Pride right away that they weren’t letting up when he ran 65 yards for the TD on the first play of the series. It was Nemecheck’s 2nd game in a row with a TD run of 50 yards or more.
  • The Pride’s offense would begin again at midfield. Patterson and Watson would drop the FB for a 3 yard loss to bring up 2nd and 10. The QB would run the ball on 2nd down and get the Pride’s first positive yardage of the game by picking up 3 yards on the play. A New Windsor Offsides penalty would put the Pride into Eagles territory for the first time in the game. It would not last long as Colotti would bury the FB into the ground for a 6 yard loss to bring up 4th and 16. The Pride would go for it on 4th down, but an incomplete pass would cause the turnover on downs.
  • The Pride’s last offensive series of the game would also get them their first 1st down of the game. On 2nd and 10, Ellyson Grant would get a hold of the QB and bring him down after a pickup of 4. Fiscal would drop the FB after a pickup of 2. Tyler Santiago would bring down the QB after a pickup of 4 and the first down. Mark Heidmann would put an end to the drive when he would get his team high 6th interception of the season and run it back to the Eagles 43 yard line.
  • On the Eagles last scoring drive, FB Wright would get the call on 3rd and 9 and rumble 24 yards for the first down. Two plays later, HB Fiscal would run 28 yards for the TD. The Eagles offense would be nothing if it weren’t for the quality of it’s offensive line. Doing an outstanding job protecting the QB and opening holes for the running game throughout the whole game were Jack Walsh, Danny Gandt, Cyrus Owens, Grant, Broe, Bryant, Colotti, Fields, Fiscal, Patterson, Watson, Wing, Heidmann, and Wright.
  • The Eagles finished their season 5-3 after dropping the first 3 games. The team that played the last 5 games was definitely not the same team that lost the first 3 games. It is a shame that they came around too late and won’t be going to the post season this year. They definitely have the talent and could have made a great run at a championship. I am sure that there are a few playoff teams breathing a sigh of relief that they won’t be seeing the Eagles this year.
101016 New Windsor vs Minisink Valley
  • The D2 New Windsor Eagles won their 4th game in a row with a 41-8 blowout of the Minisink Valley White (MVW) on Sunday, October 17, 2010. The offense scored a season high 6 touchdowns and racked up 285 total yards of offense. They took advantage of the great field position they had all day. Five of their offensive drives started in MVW territory and they scored all 5 times. The defense held Minisink to 87 yards of total offense and had 2 interceptions, 1 blocked punt, 1 forced fumble, and 1 fumble recovery.
  • MVW started the game on offense and the Eagles defense set the tone right away. On 1st and 10, Noah Fields tackled the HB after a pickup of 2. On 2nd down, Jordan Wright met the HB at the line of scrimmage for no gain. On 3rd and 8, MVW tried the HB option pass, but DE Tyler Santiago was not fooled and dropped the HB for an 8 yard loss. On 4th and 16, MVW elected to punt. The Eagles brought everyone and Domenick Colotti got a hand on it and the Eagles offense was in business at the MVW 26.
  • The Eagles offense took 5 plays to get into the endzone. HB Moose Ulrich got the first 3 carries to get the Eagles to the 4 yard line. On 2nd and 2, FB Fields blasted his way into the endzone for the 6-0 lead.
  • MVW started their next offensive possession at their 35 yard line. On 1st and 10, Wright grabbed a hold of the FB behind the line of scrimmage, and Santiago came along to finish the tackle for a loss of 4. On 2nd and 14, Mike Brinkworth would wrap up the FB after a gain of 1. On 3rd and 13, Anthony Fiscal wrapped up the FB for no gain. On 4th and 13, MVW attempted to punt again. Colotti was there again to pressure the punter to shank the kick for only 13 yards.
  • The Eagles offense took over at the MVW 43. On 2nd and 5, QB Ryan Skivington audibled out of a run play and hit TE Colotti for a pickup of 26 to get the Eagles to the 12 yard line. Ulrich picked up 7 yards on 1st down. A MVW offsides penalty put the Eagles on the 3 yard line. On 2nd and goal, Ulrich ran it in for the TD and the first of his 3 touchdowns on the day.
  • MVW started again at their 35 yard line. On 1st and 10, Nolan Casale dropped the FB after a pickup of 1. On 2nd and 9, Ulrich dove after the HB and tripped him up after a pickup of 1. On 3rd and 8, Wright busted through the line like a runaway train and hit the HB so hard that he coughed up the ball, which was quickly recovered by Fiscal.
  • The Eagles started their next drive at the MVW 34. Skivington ran 16 yards on 1st down. A 4 yard pickup by Fields and a MVW Offsides penalty put the Eagles at the MVW 9 yard line. Three carries by Ulrich put the Eagles at the 1 yard line. On 2nd and goal, Ulrich ran it in for the score, but an Eagles Holding penalty negated the TD. On 2nd and goal from the 11, Ulrich did it again and this one counted and extended the Eagles lead to 18-0. Fiscal came on to kick the 2 point conversion to make it 20-0.
  • MVW would start again at their 35 yard line and would have their only scoring drive of the game. On 1st and 10, Adrian Broe would drop the FB after a pickup of 5. On 3rd and 5, the TB would break a couple of tackles and pickup 37 yards before being chased down by Matt Nemecheck. Josh Bryant would make the tackle on 1st and 10 after a pickup of 2. MVW would run the reverse on 2nd down and pickup 11 before being brought down by Chris Patterson. An Eagles Offsides penalty would put the MVW at the Eagles 5 yard line. Patterson would make the tackle on 1st down after no gain. On 2nd down, the HB would make it to the 2 yard line for the touchdown. MVW would kick the 2 point conversion to make it 20-8.
  • The Eagles would start their next drive at their own 35 yard line. The Eagles would go 65 yards on 9 plays before Ulrich ran it in from the MVW 10 yard line for the score. The big play of the drive was the 37 yard pickup by Skivington on 4th and 6. Fiscal would convert the 2 point kick again for the 28-8 Eagles lead.
  • The MVW would start their last drive of the 1st half at their 35 yard line. Their drive would last 5 plays before time would expire. Patterson had 2 solos, and Broe, Fiscal, and Fields had 1 solo each.
  • The Eagles started the 2nd half on offense and began their drive at the 35 yard line. Three consecutive carries by HB Ryan Wing and the Eagles were in MVW territory at their 48. On 3rd and 4, Skivington would roll out to his right and hit TE Freddie Watson for a pickup of 28 to the MVW 20. Carries by Fields, Bryant, and Ulrich would put the Eagles at the MVW 4. Skivington would take it to the endzone for the score, but the TD would be brought back because of an Eagles penalty. The Eagles would not be able to get back into the endzone and would turn the ball over on downs.
  • MVW would take over at their 25 yard line. On 1st and 10, MVW would try the reverse and Santiago and Patterson would drop the HB for a 5 yard loss. On 2nd down, MVW would try the HB option again and it would be intercepted by Mark Heidmann. He would return it 16 yards to the MVW 19.
  • Carries by Wing, Skivington, and Nemecheck would get the ball to the 1 yard line. Nemecheck would run it in to make it 34-8. With the mercy rule in effect, MVW would start their next drive at the 50 yard line. On 1st and 10, Jack Walsh would bust through the line and drop the QB for a 4 yard loss. Watson would break up a pass downfield to bring up 3rd down. On 3rd and 14, Kaieme Chambers would force a bad exchange between the QB and HB, but MVW would fall on the ball to bring up 4th down. On 4th and 14, MVW would go for it but Patterson would make the tackle after a pickup of 3 for the turnover of downs.
  • The Eagles would start their drive at the MVW 49. On 3rd and 16, Nemecheck would bust through the line of scrimmage and just keep on going for the 56 yard TD run. He would then convert the extra point to extend the Eagles lead to 41-8.
  • MVW would start again at midfield and go 20 yards on 6 plays before turning the ball over on downs. On 1st and 10, Brandon Klouda would pressure the MVW QB into throwing an incompletion. To complete the series, Ulrich would have 2 solos and Heidmann, Patterson, and Fiscal would have 1 solo each.
  • MVW’s last drive of the game would start at the New Windsor 28, but would only last one play as Heidmann would get his 2nd interception of the game. The Eagles offense would take over and take a knee to run out the clock to seal the victory.
  • The offensive line did a nice job of protecting the QB and opening holes for the running game throughout the whole game. Nice job of blocking by Walsh, Danny Gandt, Cyrus Owens, Ellyson Grant, Broe, Bryant, Colotti, Fields, Fiscal, Patterson, Watson, Wing, and Wright.
  • The Eagles complete their regular season on the road when they battle Wallkill Panther Pride in Wallkill with the game day and time TBA.
101009 New Windsor vs Middletown
  • Nothing says fun like playing under the lights on a Saturday night in front of the Middletown faithful at Watts Field in Middletown. Too bad for the Middletown Middies it was the New Windsor Eagles that had all the fun as they posted their second shutout in a row with a 16-0 win. The Eagles defense overpowered the Middies offense from the first snap to the final whistle. They allowed just 42 yards of total offense (13 rushing and 29 passing), had 1 blocked punt, and 1 key fumble recovery.
  • The Middies started the game on offense at their 35 yard line. Freddie Watson and Tyler Santiago teamed up to bring the Middies big Fullback down after a gain of 1. On 2nd and 9, Domenick Colotti busted through the line and dropped the Halfback for a 6 yard loss. A 13 yard completion brought up 4th and 2. The Middies FB ran up the middle and was brought down by a gang of Eagle defenders, but not before he got the 1st of just 3 first downs Middletown would get the whole evening. On 1st and 10, Anthony Fiscal would fight a double team and drop the HB for a 4 yard loss. Chris Patterson would push the Middies backwards by making the solo tackles on 2nd and 3rd down to bring up 4th and 14. The Middies would attempt to punt, but the punter would have nothing but Eagles coming at him with Adrian Broe blocking the kick.
  • The Middies next offensive possession would be a quick 3 and out with Mike Brinkworth and Patterson chasing the HB behind the line of scrimmage with Patterson making the tackle on first down. Fiscal would get his 2nd solo of the game when he dropped the HB at the line of scrimmage. On 3rd down, Jordan Wright would chase the Tailback to the sidelines and then drop him for a 2 yard loss.
  • Following the Middies punt, the Eagles offense would take over just shy of midfield. Two carries by HB Moose Ulrich would get the Eagles to the Middletown 40 yard line. A 9 yard loss on first down, followed by an incomplete pass would bring up 3rd and 19. Ulrich would get 7 yards on 3rd down to bring up 4th and 12. The Eagles would go for it on fourth down. QB Ryan Skivington would roll to his right and while stiff arming a defender with his left hand, he would throw a 29 yard strike to Watson to put the Eagles at the Middies 13 yard line. Ulrich would follow his blockers and run 11 yards to the 2 yard line. HB Ryan Wing would get the call and run his way into the endzone for the touchdown, extending his scoring streak to 3 straight games. Fiscal would come on for the 2 point kick and would put it right down the middle, over the net, and into the next field for the 8-0 Eagles lead. Nice job of blocking and pass protection on the line by Jack Walsh, Cyrus Owens, Patterson, and Watson.
  • The Middies offense would take over at their 35 yard line. On 1st and 10, Santiago and Patterson would bring down the FB after a pickup of 1. Defensive End Josh Bryant would hit the QB as he was throwing to force the incompletion on 2nd down. A completion of 7 on 3rd down would bring up 4th and 2. The FB would get the call and get the first down before being brought down by Patterson. On 1st and 10, Colotti would drop the HB for a loss of 5. Nose Tackle Brandon Klouda’s pressure on the QB would force a bad exchange causing a fumble by the Middies, which they recovered, but would result in a loss of 1 on 2nd down. The Eagles declined a Middies Illegal Formation penalty to bring up 4th down. The Middies would attempt the fake punt on 4th down and would get the first down at the New Windsor 41. On 1st and 10, the Eagles defense would force a fumble that would be recovered by Wright.
  • The Middies last possession of the 1st half would begin at their 25 yard line. Ellyson Grant would meet the HB at the line of scrimmage, tackle him there for no gain, and bring up halftime.
  • The Middies would try some trick plays on their first offensive series of the 3rd quarter. On first down, Bryant would tackle the QB after a pickup of 2. Santiago would beat his blocker and get to the HB for a 4 yard loss. On 3rd and 12, the Middies would try the reverse, but Watson would read it and drop the Tight End after a pickup of 4. On 4th and 8 the Middies would try the reverse again, but fake the 3rd exchange. Patterson didn’t buy it and made the Middies pay by dropping the FB for a 1 yard loss and the turnover on downs.
  • This would give the Eagles offense their best starting field position of the night at the Middies 36 yard line. The Eagles would put a 6 play, 36 yard scoring drive together beginning with a Middies offside penalty on first down. Ulrich would rumble 7 yards for the first down putting the Eagles at the 24. A 14 yard pass from Skivington to Ulrich would put the Eagles at the Middies 10 yard line. An Eagles holding penalty followed by a sack would push them back to the Middies 23 yard line. Facing goal to go at the 23, Skivington would loft a pass towards the endzone. Watson would leap, make the catch, get slammed to the ground by 2 Middies defenders, but still hold to the ball. His catch would put the Eagles at the 1 yard line with 2 chances to punch it in. On 4th down, Ulrich did exactly that to give the Eagles the 14-0 lead. Fiscal would blast another 2 point kick for the 16-0 lead. Nice job of opening up wholes on the line by Walsh, Cyrus Owens, Kaieme Chambers, and Grant.
  • The Eagles defense would shutdown the Middies offense the rest of the game. On 1st and 10, a high snap sailed over the QB’s head and Nolan Casale and Fiscal would chase the QB down for a 7 yard loss. The FB would pound out 10 yards before being brought down by Patterson. An Ineligible Receiver penalty by the Middies would be declined to bring up 4th down. The Middies would punt and return man Mark Heidmann would run 13 yards to give the Eagles the ball at the Middies 43.
  • FB Matt Nemecheck would get the Eagles offense to the 26 yard line after 3 carries. On 3rd and 4 the Eagles would fumble the ball and it would be picked up by a Middies defensive lineman. The big lineman would rumble his way up field 25 yards before being brought down by Skivington.
  • Middletown’s last offensive series of the game would last 4 plays before time expired. Fiscal and Santiago would wrap up the FB for a loss of 2 on first down. Watson would make the solo tackles on 2nd and 3rd down. Facing 4th and 14, the Middies passed the ball for a pickup of 9 with Safety Heidmann making the tackle.
  • A special thank you goes out to the New Windsor Eagles Cheerleaders for their support of the Eagles football team and the excitement they bring week in and week out. The Eagles look to keep their slim playoff hopes alive when they take on the Minisink Valley White on Sunday, October 17th at 3pm at the Mount Airy Sports Complex in New Windsor.
101003 New Windsor vs Monticello
  • The New Windsor D2 Eagles posted their first shutout of the season when they defeated the visiting Monticello Panthers 29-0 on Sunday, October 3rd, 2010. The Eagles offense put up a season high 292 yards of total offense and scored on their first 4 offensive possessions. The Eagles defense held the Panthers to 76 total yards offense, 10 of which were after the 1st quarter, and had 3 interceptions on the day.
  • The Panthers started the game on offense and got a big gain right away. The QB took the ball to the outside and ran 44 yards to the Eagles 21 before being brought down by Outside Linebacker Freddie Watson. On 1st and 10 Chris Patterson brought down the Fullback after a pickup of 2. Watson then dropped the QB for a loss of 2 on 2nd down. Patterson brought down the FB once again after a pickup of 6. On 4th and 4 at the Eagles 15, the Panthers went for it and their pass fell incomplete.
  • The Eagles offense took over at their 15 yard line. It would take only 3 plays to go 85 yards for the score. Halfback Moose Ulrich would go 38 yards on first down to put the Eagles in Monticello territory. FB Noah Fields would run up the middle for 11 yards and another 1st down. Ulrich would get the next carry, break tackle after tackle, and walk his way into the endzone for the quick 6-0 Eagles lead. Anthony Fiscal would kick the 2 point conversion to make it 8-0.
  • Monticello would start their next offensive drive at their 35 yard line. Tackle Domenick Colotti would bust through the line and take the QB down for a loss of 6. Facing 2nd and 16, the Panthers would pass and Safety Mark Heidmann would make a diving catch for the interception.
  • The Eagles would take over at the Monticello 45. QB Ryan Skivington would run a bootleg to the outside and go 25 yards for the first down. A Monticello unsportsmanlike conduct penalty would put the Eagles at the Panthers 10 yard line. HB Ryan Wing would get the carry and run 10 yards for the touchdown.
  • The Panthers would start their next offensive possession at their 35. The QB would get tackled by Patterson after a pickup of 1 and then dropped by for a 6 yard loss by Adrian Broe on 2nd down. The QB would break some tackles and gain 25 yards on 3rd down before being brought down by Heidmann and Patterson. On 1st and 10, Ulrich would get the Eagles defense their 2nd interception of the game.
  • New Windsor would take over at their 44 and would go 56 yards on 9 plays with FB Fields running 9 yards on 1st and goal for the score. Fields would have 42 yards on 3 carries on the drive. Fiscal would put the 2 point kick into the net for the 22-0 Eagles lead.
  • The Panthers next offensive possession would net 4 yards before they would turn the ball over on downs. Colotti would make the tackle on first down and Patterson would make the tackle on second down. Watson would break up a pass to the Tight End on 3rd down. Ellyson Grant and Patterson would drop the QB for a loss of 2 on 4th down.
  • The Eagles offense would take 5 plays to get into the endzone once again. FB Matt Nemecheck would get 30 yards on 2 carries to get the Eagles to Panthers 18 yard line. HB Wing would pick up 6 to bring up 2nd and 4 at the 12. QB Skivington would hit TE Colotti in the back of the endzone for the 28-0 lead. Nemecheck would run the ball into the endzone for the successful extra point conversion and 29-0 lead.
  • The Eagles offensive line dominated the first half and did a great job of opening up holes for the running game. Great job of blocking up front by Jack Walsh, Jordan Wright, Fiscal, Broe, Cyrus Owens, Danny Gandt, and Kaieme Chambers.
  • The Panthers last offensive drive of the 1st half would last 3 plays and go 12 yards before time expired. Patterson would make his team high 5th solo tackle of the game on 1st down. Skivington would drop the QB for a loss of 1 to bring up 3rd and 5. The QB would try to get to the outside and that is where he would be met by Linebacker Jordan Wright. Wright would wrap him up drive him out of bounds preventing a big gain.
  • Tyler Santiago would take over at QB in the 2nd half. Santiago, Wing, and Nemecheck would carry the Eagles offense to the Panthers 15 yard line, but they could not overcome two Eagles False Start penalties and the Eagles turned the ball over on downs.
  • The Panthers would take over at their own 19. Josh Bryant and Brandon Klouda would take the QB down for a 7 yard loss. Facing 2nd and 17, the QB would get pressured by Mike Brinkworth and Bryant, and his pass would get picked off by Fields. Fields would return it to the Panthers 7 yard line.
  • Another New Windsor penalty and some good plays by the Panthers defense would push the Eagles back to the 13 yard line on 4th down. Fiscal came on to attempt the 30 yard field goal. His kick was right down the middle, but fell short of the cross bar by the length of the football.
  • The Panthers next 2 possessions would only net 1 yard, with 5 of 6 running plays going for negative yardage. Making the tackles were Bryant (1 solo 2 assists), Skivington and Heidmann (1 solo each), Grant, Patterson, Watson, and Ulrich (1 assist each).
  • The Eagles look to take their record to the .500 mark when they travel to Middletown on Saturday, October 9th to take on the Middies at Watts Field at 6pm.
100926 New Windsor vs Highland Falls
  • The New Windsor D2 Eagles got their first win of the season when they defeated the visiting Highland Falls Junior Black Knights (JBK) 22-6 on Sunday, September 26, 2010. The Eagles offense racked up a season high 236 yards of total offense. After allowing 76 yards of total offense in the first quarter, the Eagles defense shut down the JBK offense by allowing -5 yards of offense the rest of the game.
  • The JBK started the game off on offense and netted one yard before turning the ball over on downs. On 1st and 10, Noah Fields read the reverse and dropped the Wingback for a 6 yard loss. Anthony Fiscal made the first of his team high 8 tackles on 2nd down to bring up 3rd and 14. Safety Mark Heidmann and Outside Linebacker Moose Ulrich wrapped the fullback up after an 8 yard completion. On 4th and 6, Chris Patterson dropped the Halfback for a 3 yard loss giving the Eagles the ball at the JBK 36 yard line with the turnover on downs. Doing a nice job of disrupting the running game were Mike Brinkworth and Jordan Wright.
  • The Eagles first scoring drive of the game took 8 plays before Fullback Noah Fields rumbled 5 yards for the touchdown and the 6-0 Eagles lead. Fields had 18 yards on 3 carries and 2 first downs on the drive.
  • The JBK started their next offensive series at their own 35. Following 2 consecutive JBK False Start penalties, the JBK found themselves with a 1st and 20 at their own 25 yard line. The JBK would bounce back and have their only scoring drive of the game as they would go 75 on 8 plays to even the score at 6. Fiscal would make the first 4 tackles of the drive and also make the tackle on the extra point run attempt, Freddie Watson would have 2 solos, and Domenick Colotti would have 1 solo.
  • The Eagles would start their next drive at their own 35 and would go 65 yards on 15 plays for the score. The big play of the drive came on 3rd and 3 at the Eagles 42 yard line. QB Ryan Skivington read the JBK defense, audibled out of the play at the line, and hit Tight End Domenick Colotti down field for a pickup of 22. On 4th and 1 from the JBK 1, HB Ulrich leaped and stretched the ball over the goal line for the touchdown. The offense had great blocking and pass protection on the line by Jack Walsh, Wright, Cyrus Owens, and Danny Gandt. With Adrian Broe holding, Fiscal kicked the 2 point conversion for the Eagles 14-6 lead.
  • The Eagles started the 2nd half on offense and looked like they were going to score again. HB Ulrich picked up 18 yards on the first 2 plays of the drive. Wingback Josh Bryant ran the reverse for 17 yards before being brought down at the JBK 30. Ulrich carried for 10 on 1st and 10 getting the Eagles to the JBK 20. An Eagles holding penalty would bring up 1st and 21 from the JBK 31. The Eagles would make it to the 19 before turning the ball over on downs.
  • The JBK offense would take over at their 19 yard line. Fiscal would make the tackle on 1st down. Nolan Casale and Fiscal dropped the Halfback to bring up 3rd and 7. JBK would pick up 8 yards to get the first down with Patterson making the tackle. On 1st and 10, Fields would read the reverse and grab a hold of the Halfback and Defensive End Tyler Santiago would finish the tackle for a 6 yard loss. Ulrich would break up a pass on the next play to bring up 3rd and 10. Patterson and Colotti would team up to drop the Halfback behind the line of scrimmage for a loss of 6. Facing 4th and 21 from their 19, JBK faked the punt and their pass fell incomplete.
  • The Eagles offense took over on the JBK 19. On 1st and 10, QB Skivington hit TE Colotti at the 4. Colotti took a shot while making the catch, but still held on to the ball for the 1st down. HB Ryan Wing would get the call, get a big block from FB Matt Nemecheck, and would run 4 yards for the touchdown. Fiscal would connect again for the 2 point kick and 22-6 Eagles lead.
  • The JBK would start again at their 35 yard line. Tackles by Patterson and Fiscal would bring up 3rd and 7. The QB would drop back to pass, but it would be picked off by Watson to give the Eagles the ball back at their 40 yard line. Doing a nice job of disrupting the running game were Brandon Klouda and Ellison Grant.
  • The Eagles offense would make it to the JBK 20 yard line before turning the ball over on downs. On 1st down, the JBK QB would get sacked by Fiscal for a loss of 5. On 2nd down, Broe would drop the HB for a 5 yard loss bringing up 3rd and 20 at the JBK 10 yard line. The JBK QB would drop back to pass again and Watson would be there again for his 2nd interception of the game.
  • Thanks goes out to the Eagles Cheerleaders Coaches Kristin Nolan, Elizabeth Carr, and Stephanie Spellman, and Cheerleaders Caitlin O’Neill, Bianca Blake, Kayla Burlingame, Kirsten Caban, Brianna Delgado, Samantha Ferguson, Madison Karavitch, Mikayla Pileggi, Baleigh Stark, Briana Pagan, Jessica Carlone, Katherine Garcia, Melissa Garcia, Amanda O’Neill, Brianna Schafer, Nicole Scheck, Samantha Soriano, and Celine Velez for coming out and supporting the Eagles football team. The Eagles hope to build on this win as they battle the Monticello Panthers 3pm on Sunday, October 3rd at Mount Airy Sports Complex in New Windsor.
100919 New Windsor vs Washingtonville
  • The New Windsor Eagles travelled to Washingtonville on Sunday, September 19th to battle the Gold and came away with a 28-8 loss.
  • The Eagles finally scored their first touchdown of the season and it did not come easy as they battled their way on a 23 play 65 yard scoring drive. The drive endured 3 New Windsor penalties and 3 successful 4th down conversions. Some of the big plays of the drive were the 26 yard completion by QB Ryan Skivington to TE Freddy Watson on 2nd and long to give the Eagles the ball at midfield, FB Noah Fields pounding out a 1 yard gain up the middle on 4th and short, and Skivington scrambling for 11 yards and extending the ball over the 1st down marker on 4th and long. On 3rd and 10 at the Gold 5 yard line, Skivington scrambled to his right and hit Wingback Mark Heidmann in the endzone for the touchdown while being tackled in the backfield. A New Windsor penalty negated the touchdown. On 4th and goal from the 11, Skivington hit TE Domenick Colotti in the corner of the endzone for the touchdown. Anthony Fiscal came on to kick the 2 point conversion to give the Eagles the 8-6 lead with about 2 minutes left in the 2nd quarter. Great blocking and pass protection on the line by Jack Walsh, Cyrus Owens, Danny Gandt, and Adrian Broe were key to the successful drive.
  • Making the tackles on defense were Colotti (5 solos 2 assists), Chris Patterson (4 solos 3 assists – all in the second half), Josh Bryant (3 solos 1 assist), Fiscal (2 solos 2 assists), Jordan Wright (1 solo 3 assists 1 blocked kick), Moose Ulrich (1 solo 1 assist), Heidmann, Skivington, Watson, Grant Ellison, and Ryan Wing (1 solo each).
  • The Eagles look to get their first win of the season as they battle Highland Falls at 12pm on Sunday, September 26th at Mount Airy Sports Complex in New Windsor. Thanks goes out to the Eagles Cheerleaders Coaches Kristin Nolan and Elizabeth Carr and Cheerleaders Bianca Blake, Kayla Burlingame, Kirsten Caban, Brianna Delgado, Samantha Ferguson, Madison Karavitch, Mikayla Pileggi, Baleigh Stark, Briana Pagan, Katherine Garcia, Melissa Garcia, Brianna Schafer, Nicole Scheck, and Celine Velez for coming out and supporting the Eagles football team.
100912 New Windsor vs Warwick Gold
  • The New Windsor Eagles played their season home opener on Sunday, September 12th versus Warwick Gold and suffered a 14-0 loss.
  • The Eagles defense would let the Gold’s offense go 55 yards on 17 plays on their opening drive, but would stop them on 4th and 8 at the Eagles 10. Leading the defense with 4 solo tackles and 1 solo tackle during this series was Monster Linebacker Freddy Watson. Middle Linebacker Matt Nemecheck and Defensive End Chris Patterson would come up with 2 solo tackles each. Also making tackles during this series were Jordan Wright, Domenick Colotti, and Anthony Fiscal (1 solo, 1 assist each), Moose Ulrich (1 sack), and Danny Gandt (1 assist).
  • The Eagles offense couldn’t get anything going their first series and would attempt to punt on 4th and 9 on their own 23. A bad snap would cause the Eagles punter to make a run for it, but he would be brought down at the line of scrimmage giving the Gold the ball on the Eagles 23. The Eagles defense would come up big again and stop the Gold at the 3 yard line as they went for it on 4th and 2. Fiscal and Watson had 1 tackle and 1 solo each, Tyler Santiago had 1 solo, and Josh Bryant, Colotti, and Nemecheck would have 2 assists each. Nose Tackle Mike Brinkworth did a fantastic job of clogging up the middle by taking double teams by the Gold’s Center and the Guards.
  • The Eagles defense would make quick work of the Gold’s offense on their next series. Santiago would pressure the Quarterback and force him to intentionally ground the ball for a big loss. Warwick would try the Halfback Option pass on 2nd down and Safety Mark Heidmann would intercept it at the Warwick 44 for his 2nd interception of the season.
  • The Gold’s next offensive possession would only go 1 total yard. Following an incomplete pass on 1st and 10, Patterson would read the reverse and drop the Wingback after a pickup of 2. Following a Warwick False Start penalty, Patterson would bring down the Fullback after a pickup of 4 and the first half would come to a close.
  • The Eagles would start the 2nd half on offense would go 37 yards on 8 plays before turning the ball over on downs. The two big plays of the drive were the 24 yard completion by Quarterback Ryan Skivington to Colotti and the 11 yard pickup by Ulrich on 2nd and 11 for the first down. Skivington had great pass blocking on the line by Center Jack Walsh and Right Tackle Cyrus Owens.
  • The Gold would score a touchdown on their first possession of the 3rd and 4th quarters and that is all the points they would need. Here are the defensive stats for the 2nd half. Colotti (4 solo, 1 assist), Wright (2 solo, 1 assist), Skivington (2 solos), Bryant (1 solo, 1 assist), Nolan Casale, Adrian Broe, Fiscal, Watson, Nemecheck, Santiago, and Ellyson Grant (1 solo each) and Patterson (1 assist).
  • The Eagles look to get their first win of the season as they travel to Washingtonville to play the Gold on Sunday, September 19th, 2010. Thanks goes out to the Eagles Cheerleaders Coaches Kristin Nolan and Stepanie Spellman and Cheerleaders Caitlin O’Neill, Bianca Blake, Kayla Burlingame, Kirsten Caban, Brianna Delgado, Samantha Ferguson, Madison Karavitch, Mikayla Pileggi, Baleigh Stark, Briana Pagan, Jessica Carlone, Brittany Drake, Katherine Garcia, Melissa Garcia, Amanda O’Neill, Brianna Schafer, Nicole Scheck, Samantha Soriano, and Celine Velez for coming out and supporting the Eagles football team.
100905 New Windsor vs Valley Central Blue
  • The New Windsor Eagles opened their season on Sunday, September 5th on the road versus Valley Central Blue and suffered a 20-0 defeat.
  • The Eagles offense was lead by Halfback Matt Ulrich with 88 yards on the ground. Matt got some great blocking support from the fullbacks Matt Nemechek and Nolan Casale.
  • Making the tackles on defense were Domenick Colotti (3 solo), Anthony Fiscal (2 solo, 2 assists), Jack Walsh (2 solo, 1 assist), Matt Ulrich, Matt Nemechek, and Freddy Watson (2 solo), Jordan Wright (1 solo, 2 assists), Ryan Skivington and Mike Brinkworth (1 solo), and Nolan Casale (1 assist). Mark Heidmann had an interception on a failed extra point conversion by Valley Central.
  • Also making the trip to Valley Central were the New Windsor Eagles Cheerleaders. A special thanks goes out to the Eagles Cheerleaders for supporting the team and for the excitement they bring to the game. Come out and support the Eagles as they play their home opener vs. the Warwick Gold on Sunday, September 12th at the Mount Airy Sport Complex at 3 pm.

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