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East 16 West 10 (2010 NKY East/West All Star Game)

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Here are the rosters:

 

East

 

Bellevue: Ricky Buckler, Tad Daugherty, Travis Lyvers, Michael Rankin, Richard Wills; Campbell County: Austin Johnson, Erich Sinclair, Ryan Studer; Covington Catholic: Kevin Connaughton, Brayden Erpenbeck, Ben Frisch, Chris Garnick, Michael Robinson; Dayton: Anthony Cadle, Christian Lewallen, Connor Lewis, A.J. Skedel; Dixie Heights: Josh Raleigh, Evan Schulte, Wes Smith, Tony Terlau, Ryan Wilson; Highlands: Cam Dierig, Justin Johnson, Hunter Schlosser, Mark Snyder, Kyle Welz; Holmes: Carlos Calimeno, Tirell Englemon, Traerell Freeman, Ryan Jenkins, Regal Lowe; Newport: Sean Gross, Justin Lewis, Timmy Slusher, Cody Short; Newport Central Catholic: Paul Eviston, Mike Leopold, Jake Smith, Phil Wagner

 

West

 

Beechwood: Austin Harvey, Cody Klug, Matt Rigdon, Cory Schuler; Boone County: Jake Deason, Drew Lipscomb, Blake Noel, Charles Quainoo, Adam Sunderhaus; Conner: Anthony Boden, Ryan Delph, Brady Fogle, Zach Perin; Cooper: Tommy Earsing, Cody Johnson, Isaac Kain, Matt Rudd, James Utz; Holy Cross: Andy Merritt, Mark Nie, Jordan Norris, Markel Walker; Lloyd: David Carroll, Seth Chappie, Alex Drifmeyer, Trevor Gregory, Jeremy Ray; Ludlow: Jacob Ashcraft, Justin Carlotta, Drew Rice, Zach Stegemoller; Ryle: Logan Carney, Kiefer Eubank, Trent Fugate, Logan Hollman, Erik Pederson; Scott: Jon Gaupel, Doug Patton, Zach Sowder, Aaron Wilson; Simon Kenton: Nik Brown, Jordan Hansel, Derek Piccirillo

 

* Simon Kenton all-state running back Miles Simpson is not on the roster given to me by game organizers, but SK coach Jeff Marksberry said Simpson would play safety in the game...

 

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Now, now. Dont take it personal. Those are all terms to describe all of us on here. My point is these kids that elect not to play in this game owe NKY or anyone else for that matter the satisfaction of playing. These kids that are headed to college to play at any level now for a lack of better terms are the property of those colleges and rightfully so. The game has changed from the days that most of us played and the stakes are much much higher.

 

Hoosierbird, calm down now and dont kill the messanger here, I am on your side of this thread. I am referring to a couple of posts earlier on that didnt include you. Geez, just because a guy post right after another poster doesnt mean he automatically is replying to him. LOL.

I'm cool , always have been . I thought your post was a little aggressive towards the posters on this thread with all of your name calling . Everything is cool on this end. Go birds 20n10!!!

Are there any tailgate activities planned for this evening???

Miles will not be playing running back he will play strong safety.

Miles will not be playing running back he will play strong safety.

 

Miles played running back but the West team had some bad coaches and the QB's where not that good they should have put Walker from HC at QB.

Miles played running back but the West team had some bad coaches and the QB's where not that good they should have put Walker from HC at QB.

 

What was the final score? Any details from the game?

I left the game with 2 minutes left it was East 16 West 10. Buckler ran the ball pretty good.

I left the game with 2 minutes left it was East 16 West 10. Buckler ran the ball pretty good.

 

Good to hear, he is a tough runner.

Good to hear, he is a tough runner.

 

He had 2 QB's that could pass the ball to loosen up the defense.

Just thought I would start a new thread to talk about the actual game.

 

Perfect night for football. The East just really seemed to be able to pull it together nicely. Buckler did a fantastic job running behind Connaughton and Schlosser and the other Oline men. Regal Lowe is a stud. Wow.

 

As for the West, I felt the would have their moments of getting something going but just couldn't seem to sustain it. Nice QB keeper for a touch. thought I was going to see Miles run the ball more.

Very impressed with Buckler. Having not seen him play before, but reading about him one tends to take it with a grain of salt and wonder how good he really is because of the competition he faced most of the year. After watching him tonight there is no doubt he could play for any team in N Ky and be the main ball carrier. Also nice to see Simpson and Quanino(sp) of Boone County in person for the first time. I understand Simpson was not 100% but still showed some very nice moves. Defense was a little ahead of offense on both sides as there was good penetration by both D-lines, but that would be expected in this type of game. I was a little disappointed in the amount of missed tackles on both sides, but that could also be attributed to the higher skill level of ball carriers.

 

Overall turned out to be a pretty good, evenly matched game.

Nice. Who won the awards for both teams?

 

Buckler MVP for the East. Simpson MVP for the West.

 

East Oline Schlosser

East Defense Lowe

 

West Oline Hansel

And I appologize but I can't remember the West Defensive player.

J Regal Lowe is a stud. Wow.

 

re.

 

My memory is sketchy but I think he's going to a JUCO up north. Maybe Minnesota??

My memory is sketchy but I think he's going to a JUCO up north. Maybe Minnesota??

 

Yea, that is what I heard.

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