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 2002 High School Schedule 2002 High School Standings 2002 High School Playoffs 2002 The Tenth Game |
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2002 High School Schedule 2002 High School Standings 2002 High School Playoffs 2002 The Tenth Game |
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Sunday, December 8, 2002 By Jerome Michaels It has been done before, but it's always special when you are involved. Seeded in the fifth position of this year's group 4 bracket, the Renegades from Shawnee had an uphill battle going up against the first and second seeded teams. After stunning the top seeded Toms River North with their overtime win, Shawnee waited until the second half of this game to finally put points on the scoreboard. The Renegades pushed 14 unanswered points across the goal line against Washington Township to capture their first South Jersey Group IV title in school's history. The final score of 14-10 was Shawnee's eighth straight win of the season. |
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Sunday, December 8, 2002 By Art Redd There was a state of disbelief on the Delsea sideline late in the final quarter of this championship game. With the clock winding down and the Crusaders down two touchdowns, the Mustangs were in the final moments of upsetting the number one-seeded Crusaders. Visiting Mainland demonstrated that they could not only stop the powerful running attack, but also pass the ball with success. Mike Bradway was at the receiving end of those passes as he caught four passes for 181 yards and a touchdown. Mainland's defense would come up big as they walked away with the 21-7 South Jersey Group 3 championship victory. |
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Saturday, December 7, 2002 By Vincent Lewis Plain and simple, you need to stop the running game by Paulsboro in order to have a chance at winning against the Red Raiders. It's a tough task to slow down the ground attack that is lead by senior runningback Issac Redman for 4 quarters. It was no secret to what the game play was by Paulsboro in their championship game with the Flashes from Florence. Redman was a determined player running his way to four rushing touchdown leading Paulsboro to their third straight title. The Red Raiders' defense also keyed their 50-0 win at home to start the celebrations for Paulsboro. |
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Saturday, December 7, 2002 By Art Redd There were several key decisions that both of these teams made throughout this South Jersey Group 2 championship game. All in West Deptford will remember the one choice made by coach Clyde Folsom. "The community has been waiting for this for 45 years. We can't enjoy this one by ourselves. We have played this one for everyone who's out here right now", mentioned an exuberant coach after the Eagles defense stopped Buena's two-point conversion attempt to win this game. West Deptford would not be upset that their coach wanted to give thanks to the community before congratulating the team first in their 21-20 overtime win. |
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Saturday, November 30, 2002 By Vincent Lewis The end of this game was a scene being repeated by football players throughout the area. This weekend would be the last time to suit up as not only the seniors, but also the entire squad face the fact that this was their final game. Except for the upcoming group championship matches, the Thanksgiving weekend is a reminder that the football season is just about over. When Gloucester and Gloucester Catholic took the field this afternoon, both teams were looking to finish on a winning note. The Lions would tie, then win the game on a two-point conversion to defeat the Rams from Gloucester Catholic by a 14-12 margin. |
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Friday, November 29, 2002 By Jerome Michaels Even though this was the traditional Thanksgiving football game between Holy Cross and Moorestown, this weekend's matchup had a lot at stake for both teams. Moorestown's senior runningback Albert Young was looking to rush for his second 2,000-yard season in his last game as a high school student. Both of these teams were also playing for the Burlington/Olympic Patriot Division championship. Young would rush for over 200 yards in this game. Holy Cross would win the game with a touchdown reception by London Fryar with 13 seconds remaining in the game. The Lancers come from behind 35-34 victory gave them the divisional title and now they look to capture the Parochial 3 State Championship next weekend. |
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Thursday, November 28, 2002 By Vincent Lewis It was a site to see, as hundreds of former players and cheerleading were anxious to line up on the field to represent the year they participated in this classic football match. Haddonfield and Haddon Heights have been playing each other for quite some time now. In fact, this weekend's Thanksgiving football game was to celebrate the 100 years these two teams have been meeting since 1902. A pre-game show entertained the capacity crowd reflecting how important this football rivalry meant to the community. Haddon Heights and Haddonfield played a close game with the Garnets winning 9-7 on a Matt Licketto field goal. |
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Saturday, November 23, 2002 By Vincent Lewis This is why most of us enjoy the post season. When hearing of an upset by a lower seeded team, that team gets most of the attention and they are branded as the "Cinderella" or "Underdog" team. Not expected to even win their first game of the playoffs, Florence has shocked most people as the sixth seeded Flashes gave Gloucester City their first loss of the season. In this game, neither team was unable to score during regulation. Jorron Jenkins' 9-yard run in overtime won the game and Florence advanced to the finals against the number one seed Paulsboro for the South Jersey Group 1 title. |
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Saturday, November 23, 2002 By Anton Figg Death, taxes and Isaac Redman. Big game players have another name to add to the fraternity, 18 carries for 158 yards and two touchdowns against a defense that was playing pretty well coming into the game. Don't get me wrong, Paulsboro is not a one man team, they play with a sense of kowing just how good they are. And are always looking for ways to show the rest of the football community in New Jersey. The play of the day was a 73 yard punt return by Redman in the 3rd quarter that all but sealed the victory for Paulsboro, putting the Red Raiders up 21-0. |
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High School Football: Saturday, November 23, 2002 By Vincent Lewis This is why most of us enjoy the post season. When hearing of an upset by a lower seeded team, that team gets most of the attention and they are branded as the "Cinderella" or "Underdog" team. Not expected to even win their first game of the playoffs, Florence has shocked most people as the sixth seeded Flashes gave Gloucester City their first loss of the season. In this game, neither team was unable to score during regulation. Jorron Jenkins' 9-yard run in overtime won the game and Florence advanced to the finals against the number one seed Paulsboro for the South Jersey Group 1 title. |
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Friday, November 22, 2002 By Jerome Michaels It has been a year of redemption for the Crusaders football team from Delsea High School. No team likes to be eliminated from the playoffs in the first round after establishing a winning record throughout the regular season. Delsea were well on their way of erasing last year's memory of losing to Willingboro to open their playoff run. This year, the 10-0 Crusaders pushed their way past the dangerous Quakers from Moorestown 21-14 and look to capture the South Jersey Group 3 title against Mainland. |
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Saturday, November 16, 2002 By Jerome Michaels Sure this game wasn't played in the best conditions to determine the outcome of this South Jersey Group 2 matchup. On and off rain, muddy field conditions and cold temperature...perfect good old-time football weather. Sterling, seeded sixth, used two-second quarter touchdowns to squeeze by the Pirates from Cinnaminson. The Silver Knights 14-12 win moved them into the semi-finals against the second seeded Eagles from West Deptford. |
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Saturday, November 16, 2002 By Jerome Michaels The old nursery rhythm of rain, rain go away would not come true on this day as steady rain kept this game limited to the running attack. The second seeded Gloucester welcomed the seventh seeded Schalick Cougars to John Lynch Field for a South Jersey Group 1 quarterfinals matchup. Both teams were looking to establish a running game on the wet, muddy field, but the defenses would have the upper hand. Two first half touchdowns by the Lions was good enough to defeat Schalick by a score of 15-6. |
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Friday, November 15, 2002 By Jerome Michaels When looking at any group playoff brackets for the first round, the game that usually stands out is the fourth seed versus the fifth seed. Viewed as an evenly matched game with both teams possession the talent to win, Moorestown hosting Deptford proved to be a competitive game...for as least one half. Runningback Albert Young proved to be the difference in the second half as Moorestown (8-1) scored 17 unanswered points to pull away from Deptford. The fourth seeded Quakers posted a 31-7 victory to the South Jersey Group 3 semi-final round against the top-seeded Delsea. |
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Saturday, November 9, 2002 By Vincent Lewis Isaac Redman has been running over opponents all season causing defensive coordinators headaches in finding ways of slowing him and the rest of the Paulsboro (8-0) offense down. For one half, Lindenwold seemed to find an answer by scoring points of their own. The second half was a different story as Paulsboro ran away with a 39-13 Colonial Conference Patriot Division win. Redman rushed for three second half touchdowns in this game. |
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Friday, November 8, 2002 By Vincent Lewis The Burlington/Olympic Conference matchup between the Washington Township Minutemen traveling to Lenape to take on the Indians was as close as a game could get. Literally the game was decided by inches to determine the one point winner in this American Division football game. A two-point conversion and a missed extra point attempt highlighted this game, as Township would be the team posting a 14-13 victory one the road. Dan Holmes' controversial reception ruled good by the official to push the Minutemen on top of their division. |
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Saturday, November 2, 2002 By Vincent Lewis This was a day of respect for Winslow Township. The Eagles were playing the undefeated Indians from Lenape High School and were looking to prove they had what it takes to beat them give them a chance to win their division. The teachers were also looking to be heard by holding signs indicating they have been working without a contract for over a year. So when Winslow recorded 27-17 victory in front of a capacity crowd, it was not only a big win for the football program but also a platform for many to be aware of the teachers' situation. Winslow's Shonn Greene rushed for over 180 yards and scored a touchdown. |
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Saturday, October 19, 2002 By Jerome Michaels Before the season even started, there was a game that on paper resembled the makings of two high school football teams playing for their version of a superbowl. High expectations were placed on both the Woodrow Wilson Tigers and the Fighting Irish from Camden Catholic. As the season progressed, only one of these teams has lived up to the predictions that many had expected. Camden Catholic (6-0) would be that team as the Irish won their sixth straight game by defeating Woodrow Wilson 10-0. |
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Event Spotlight: Thursday, October 17, 2002 By David W. Unkle Running back TRAVIS HENRY of the Buffalo Bills, defensive end JASON TAYLOR of the Miami Dolphins and kicker MIKE VANDERJAGT of the Indianapolis Colts are the AFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played the sixth week of the 2002 season (October 13-14), the NFL announced today. |
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Event Spotlight: Thursday, October 17, 2002 By David W. Unkle Quarterback MARC BULGER of the St. Louis Rams, and defensive end DARREN HOWARD and return specialist MICHAEL LEWIS of the New Orleans Saints are the NFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played the sixth week of the 2002 season (October 13-14), the NFL announced today. |
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Event Spotlight: Thursday, October 17, 2002 By David W. Unkle It will be a classic confrontation of explosive offense vs. daunting defense as the first place Philadelphia Eagles welcome the red-hot Tampa Bay Buccaneers to Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia this Sunday in a key NFC showdown. |
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Monday, October 14, 2002 By Graig White On a day when most students were home on Columbus Day doing whatever it is they do, the football athletes from Gloucester and Salem geared up for what would to be a very entertaining game. It was a clear but somewhat windy day but with the way both teams can run the ball you would not have thought it would be a factor, and for the most part it wasn't. Both punters struggled and some of the passes would make duck hunters lining up their targets. |
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Sunday, October 13, 2002 By Jerome Michaels Delsea has had an impressive start early on this year with their football program. The Crusaders were expected to be able to put some points on the scoreboard, but the defense has made some noise with their play so far. Delsea picked up its fourth straight win against Overbrook by a score of 29-0. Quarterback Jason Ruczynski connected on 2 second half touchdown passes, while the defense recorded its third shutout of the season. |
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Saturday, October 12, 2002 By Vincent Lewis Do you run or try to pass when the field has been soaked with much needed rain? Saturday afternoon, Paulsboro did both behind the running of Isaac Redman and the arm of quarterback Eric DiTonno. After an early deficit, Paulsboro's senior runningback rushed for over 270 yards and scored four touchdowns entertaining the home crowd. DiTonno had success throwing as he connected on three touchdowns and rushed for one as Paulsboro rolled pass Collingswood 44-12. |
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Friday, October 11, 2002 By Charlie Barker On a cold and rainy Friday evening, the Lindenwold Lions visited the West Deptford Eagles. The slick muddy field took away the Lions' speed, and West Deptford's relentless offense pulled the game away in the second half, shutting out the Lions 23-0. |
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Saturday, October 5, 2002 By Art Redd With the merger of the Burlington County League and the Olympic Conferences, the football season has already established new rivalries for South Jersey sports fans to enjoy. Let's take today's matchup between the Tigers from Woodrow Wilson traveling to Delran to battle the Lancers from Holy Cross. This game had been marked on everyone's calendar to watch these two teams compete in the newly formed Olympic Conference Liberty Division. The Lancers would lead the entire game, as the offense was able to put points on the scoreboard against a good defense. Runningback Chris Haslon crossed the goal line four times and rushed for 203 yards leading Holy Cross to a 49-26 win over Woodrow Wilson. |
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Saturday, October 5, 2002 By Charlie Barker After two tough losses on the road against Shawnee and Moorestown, the Willingboro Chimeras were hoping to get back on track at home versus Cherokee. The two Burlington County teams hadn't played each other since 1999. But after a strong showing by Cherokee in the second half for a 38-13 win, the Chimeras are probably hoping an equal amount of time goes by before they see the Chiefs again. |
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High School Football: Friday, October 4, 2002 By Graig White On a night that saw a close up battle until the opening kickoff, Salem put on a display that could only be described as dominate with a capital "D". The defense, for the second week in a row, kept their opponents out of the endzone, saw an offense that rang up 397 yards on the ground and gave anyone cheering for the Blue and White plenty to cheer about. |
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Friday, October 4, 2002 By Art Redd When a team is faced with a football program that is known to have an offense with a great deal of speed, you must rely on your defense to at least keep the game close. That's exactly what the Washington Township defense did against the dangerous Eagles from Winslow Township. The Minutemen came up big when needed as they not only kept the game close, but also prevented Winslow from getting any points on the scoreboard. The Minutemen fought their way to a 14-0 victory over the Eagles in an Olympic Conference American Division contest. |
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Event Spotlight: Thursday, October 3, 2002 By David W. Unkle Quarterback DONOVAN MC NABB of the Philadelphia Eagles, defensive end MICHEAL RUCKER of the Carolina Panthers and kicker RYAN LONGWELL of the Green Bay Packers are the NFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Month for September, the NFL announced Thursday. |
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Event Spotlight: Thursday, October 3, 2002 By David W. Unkle Quarterback DREW BLEDSOE of the Buffalo Bills, linebacker JUNIOR SEAU of the San Diego Chargers, safety ROD WOODSON of the Oakland Raiders and punter CHAD STANLEY of the Houston Texans are the AFC Offensive, Co-Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Month for September, the NFL announced Thursday. |
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Saturday, September 28, 2002 By Art Redd No team likes to lose a football game when you worked so hard during the week preparing for the next game. Rancocas Valley was looking for their second straight win at home after defeating Pennsauken. The Chiefs had a disappointing loss last week against Eastern and runningback Marc Orosz had a lot to do with Cherokee getting back on the winning track. The Chiefs' running game highlighted their 21-0 victory as Orosz had 175 rushing yards and a touchdown. |
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Saturday, September 28, 2002 By Jerome Michaels The first half of this game looked as if Delsea's football team was playing perfect football on both sides of the ball. The Crusaders offense was able to move the ball, at will, down behind the running of Darnell Ellie and Josh Reimel. But in this game against the Spartans from Deptford High School, the Delsea defense took control of this game only allowing a fourth quarter touchdown. The Crusaders' long scoring drives chewed up valuable time off the clock allowing Delsea to post a 28-8 road victory. |
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Friday, September 27, 2002 By Art Redd This was a very close battle despite what the scoreboard showed at the end of this game. Both teams had trouble sustaining a scoring drive initially as the defense took center stage in an Olympic Conference Patriot Division game between the Irish from Camden Catholic hosting the Pirates from Cinnaminson. Key mistakes from both teams halted any momentum the offense generated. Nick Cangelosi would have a good day moving the ball in the air and on the ground as he led Camden Catholic to a 23-0 win over the Pirates. |
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Wednesday, September 25, 2002 By Phil Ingling & Joanne Costantino Dominique Johnson died September 16, 2002 after an apparent asthma attack during football practice. He was a 15-year-old sophomore who played tailback/linebacker on the varsity football team at Pemberton High School. He is remembered as an energetic and happy youth. Quick with a smile and quick on the field, he was a young man with a lot of promise and is sorely missed by his family, friends and teammates. |
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Saturday, September 21, 2002 By Art Redd A highly entertaining shootout took place at Tom Reilly Stadium when the Camden Panthers traveled to Holy Cross High School for an Olympic Conference interdivision matchup. A total of 78 points was scored in this game with the Lancers finally putting this game out of reach in the third quarter on a key interception by Rick Costa. Holy Cross' Chris Haslon rushed for 128 yards and scored two touchdowns, while three different quarterbacks each threw a touchdown pass to highlight the Lancers' 48-30 offensive battle. |
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Saturday, September 21, 2002 By Vincent Lewis What started out as a defensive battle in the first half of the Paulsboro and Woodbury game, ended with the Red Raiders capitalizing on mistakes to pull away from the Thundering Herd. Both of these teams represented the Colonial Conference Patriot Division and were participating in their second game of the season. Paulsboro's Nino Polimeni converted a 24-yard field goal to break a 7 all tie to pull away from Woodbury. The Red Raiders offensive would come alive to post a 31-7 road victory. |
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Saturday, September 21, 2002 By Jerome Michaels Most people showing up at Bendorf-Narducci Memorial Field had a good feeling how this game was going to turn out. Audubon High School, on this day, was dedicating their football field in the memory of Joe Bendorf and Mike Narducci. Both were former head coaches for the Green Wave from Audubon. With the packed house and heighten opening game ceremonies, Audubon looked as if they would be able to compete against a strong Sterling Knights football team. The Knights would score 41 unanswered points to walk away with a 41-10 Colonial Conference game. |
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Friday, September 20, 2002 By Graig White Truer words were never spoken; Pitman never trailed in the game until it was over. With triple zeros on the clock, Cameron Smith crossed the goal line and snatched victory out of the jaws of defeat. Salem once again left Pitman with a thrilling fourth quarter comeback and the knowledge that no matter how rough the situation may look it ain't over until it's over. |
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Friday, September 20, 2002 By Gary Steiner The Willingboro Chimeras, riding high after a 35-8 drubbing of Triton, came in to Medford to play Shawnee, a team they hadn't seen since 1997. The merger of the Burlington County and Olympic Conferences had set up this meeting, and due to scheduling this would be Shawnee's first game of the season. But today the Chimeras would experience the Dan McDonald show, as the WR-DB would hurt them on both sides of the ball on the way to a 42-14 Renegade win. |
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Saturday, September 14, 2002 By Art Redd After a host of Friday night games took center stage to kick off the 2002 high school football season, it was the West Deptford Eagles traveling to Woodbury's turn to be in the spotlight for the second day of football. West Deptford tested the Thundering Herd's defense early with their ground attack with success throughout the game. Junior fullback Tom Walls used his entire 225 lb frame to pound out 153 yards on the ground and scored three rushing touchdowns. The Eagles established a lead they never relinquished and posted a 30-13 win over Woodbury in a Colonial Conference game. |
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Friday, September 13, 2002 By Gary Steiner Audubon travelled to Lindenwold on a beautiful Friday evening to start the 2002 football season. This was the first meeting between the two Colonial Conference teams, last year being Lindenwold's inaugural season. The Lions gave the Green Wave a shocking welcome, using a powerful running game and great team speed to blank Audubon 30-0. |
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Friday, September 13, 2002 By Boog Williams With the start of High School football on Friday the 13th, players and coaches were hoping that nothing out of the ordinary would happen. At Eastern High School, the Winslow Township Eagles defeated the Eastern Vikings 39-14 with speed and great plays on both sides of the ball. |
| High School Football: Conference Changes Set Up New Rivalries Friday, September 6, 2002 By Gary Steiner Here we are a week away from the start of the high school football season, so it's time to check out the schedule. Let's see, Moorestown at Camden Catholic? Overbrook at Kingsway? Riverside at McCorristin? Bishop Eustace at Cinnaminson? This opening weekend has some interesting new match-ups as a result of several conference realignments. Let's take a look at what happened. |
| Event Spotlight: FWAA Announces 2002 Outland Trophy Watch List Saturday, August 10, 2002 By David W. Unkle The following players are considered the top candidates for the 2002 Outland Trophy, which is presented by the Football Writers Association of America to the top interior lineman in college football each season. The winner of the 2002 Outland Trophy will be announced Dec. 12 on the ESPN College Football Awards Show from Orlando, Fla. Three finalists will be selected by the FWAA All-America Committee in late November and will appear on the show. |
| Event Spotlight: Eagles Sign LB Levon Kirkland Wednesday, July 17, 2002 By David W. Unkle The Philadelphia Eagles today announced they have signed veteran linebacker Levon Kirkland to a one-year contract. As is club policy, financial terms of the deal were undisclosed. Kirkland (6-1, 275) spent the 2001 season with the Seattle Seahawks after having been with the Pittsburgh Steelers for the previous nine. The 10-year veteran has started 123 consecutive games, including 107 with the Steelers prior to starting all 16 games last season with the Seahawks. A two-time Pro Bowler with Pittsburgh (1996 and 1997), Kirkland has totaled at least 100 tackles in eight of the last nine seasons. |
 High School Football:Marvin Burroughs Named MVP of the Adam Taliaferro Football Classic Friday, June 28, 2002 By Vincent Lewis When the Blue team lined up on the football field against the White team in the Adam Taliaferro Football Classic game Friday evening, quarterback Marvin Burroughs from Atlantic City High School felt very comfortable in the pocket for the Blue team throwing four touchdown passes in the first half of this game. The all-star offensive line controlled the line of scrimmage giving Burroughs time to find the open receivers. The White team could not get anything going in this game as the Blue team dominated both offensively and defensively. The White team eluded the shutout by scoring a fourth quarter touchdown, but losing this game 45-7. |
| Event Spotlight: Philadelphia Eagles Mini-Camp Ends as Team Prepares for 2002-03 Season (Update) Wednesday, June 26, 2002 By David W. Unkle The Philadelphia Eagles on Tuesday June 25 announced that they have signed SS Michael Lewis, the club's first of two 2nd round draft choices, to a five-year contract. As is club policy terms of the deal were not announced. A two-time All-Big Twelve Conference first-team selection, Lewis (6-1, 211) earned third team All-America honors and was a semi-finalist for the Thorpe Award, given to the nation's top defensive back, as a senior. He closed out his career ranked 9th on the school's all-time list with 336 tackles, 2nd-best among defensive backs. Lewis' 10 forced fumbles ranked him 2nd in the Colorado record book, while his 9 INTs tied him for 12th all-time. His 6.5 career sacks are a Colorado record for defensive backs. In his final season, led the squad with 112 tackles and 5 INTs, one of which he returned for a TD. A native of Richmond, TX, Lewis won the Colorado's Dave Jones Award for the most outstanding defensive player and the Hale Irwin Award for the most outstanding defensive back in both his junior and senior seasons. The 22-year old was selected with the 58th pick overall. |
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High School Football: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 By David W. Unkle The South Jersey Football Coaches Association and the Adam Taliaferro Foundation are proud to announce the Blue and White Squads for the 2002 Adam Taliaferro Classic Football Game. The game will be held at Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey on June 28, 2002 with members of the squad representing the best high school players in the South Jersey area. Proceeds from the game will go to the Adam Taliaferro Foundation. The Foundation's mission is to provide an educational resource for medical personnel, coaches, athletic administrators, athletes and families. |
| High School Football: 2002 South Jersey Football Hall of Fame Inductees Monday, May 27, 2002 By David W. Unkle NFL Players Dave Robinson (Moorestown High '59), Dave Crossan (Collingswood High '59), Bill Griggs, and David Griggs will be among those honored as 2002 inductees into the South Jersey Football Coaches Hall of Fame. |
 High School Football:South Jersey Football Coaches Association Announce 2002 White Squad Roster for Adam Taliaferro Classic Game Monday, May 27, 2002 By David W. Unkle The South Jersey Football Coaches Association and the Adam Taliaferro Foundation are proud to announce the Blue and White Squads for the 2002 Adam Taliaferro Classic Football Game. The game will be held at Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey on June 28, 2002 with members of the squad representing the best high school players in the South Jersey area. Proceeds from the game will go to the Adam Taliaferro Foundation. The Foundation's mission is to provide an educational resource for medical personnel, coaches, athletic administrators, athletes and families. |
| Event Spotlight: Houston Texans Hold National Conference Call Regarding Upcoming Expansion Draft Thursday, February 14, 2002 By David W. Unkle The Houston Texans held a conference call yesterday to review their strategy for the upcoming NFL Expansion Draft. The 2002 entry into the AFC will select players from a pool of 155 qualified veteran players on February 18 at 3:00 PM Eastern. Participating in the call with the national media were Houston"s Charley Casserly, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Football Operations and Dom Capers, Head Coach. |
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