Levittown Midget Red shut out Lindenhurst 27-0 on Saturday night.

In the first drive of the game, #28 Mark Sniffen ran 51 yards for a touchdown with #14 Adam Swensen scoring the extra point. Late in the first quarter, #17 Christopher Callaghan had a 23 yard run for a touchdown. The field goal attempt was no good. Midget Red's halftime score was 13-0.

In the third quarter Swensen had a key interception. On the next play he ran 19 yards and scored a touchdown. Robbie Moran, #5, scored the extra point. Now facing a three touchdown lead, Midget Red was able to take #39 Bobby Forgione, #32 Frankie Baglivo, Callaghan, and Swensen out of the game. Midget Red was still not finished. In the fourth quarter Moran had a 24 yard run for a touchdown. He also scored the extra point.

Special mention goes to #20 Frankie D'Elia who caused a pass incompletion, #70 Tyler Lauer with a big quarterback sack, #44 Thomas Whitfield and #99 Justin Berger who had great tackles in the fourth quarter and to #50 Frank Cutrone who had an interception on the last play of the game. Great offense and defense played by Alex Torrellas, Thomas Taggart, Chris Rogienski, Ben Hoose, Brian Gilmartin, Brian Gill, Corey Fraile, and Joseph Edwards. Keep it going Red!

Pee Wee White ran its record to 3-0 this weekend by edging out Syosset 8-6 in a real thriller of a game. Once again Pee Wee White drew first blood on an end run by Dominique Alexander to take a 6-0 lead. Nick Ferrara kicked the extra point to make it 8-0 which turned out to be the difference in the game.

Syosset's tough defense kept Pee Wee White in check for the rest of the game, leaving it up to the Pee Wee White defense to meet the challenge. They responded brilliantly. Kyle Perkins and Dylan Muller contained Syosset from running outside and were supported by the linebacking crew of David Williams, Nick Ferrara and Dominique Alexander. The defensive line of Kevin McKenna, Nicholas Thomas, Mike Cook, Andrew McKiel, Sean Brophy, Patrick Higgins, and Ryan Bodanowicz were also up for the task that lay ahead of them and shut down Syosset's inside running game. The secondary, which consisted of Tyler Rosenkranz, Anthony Wrightington, and Eddie Valesquez also played brilliantly in turning back Syosset's offense.

With the game now in a defensive struggle Pee Wee White seemed to be on to another victory when the game took a sudden turn. While running an end run, a Syosset player stripped White's running back of the ball and ran it in for a touchdown. Syosset tried to tie the game by kicking the extra point but it fell short and White held on to a two point lead.

With little time left, it was now up to White's offense to run out the clock and preserve a 8-6 victory.

Special mention should be made to Patrick Higgins and Kevin McKenna on several outstanding tackles during the game.

Pee Wee White is now 3-0 and looking forward to its next challenge against Broad Channel. Way to go White!

On Friday night, Midget Gray hosted Lindenhurst Gold in a great game. Gray was caught off guard on the first play of the game, when Lindenhurst ran the kickoff back for a touchdown. Lindenhurst continued to hold Gray scoreless through the first half. Just before halftime Gray defense took control of the game. With Lindenhurst driving down the field, it was fourth down and four on the 18 yard line, when ML Tommy Celentani broke through the line and sacked the QB for the 4 yard loss. The first half ended with Lindenhurst 7, Gray 0.

Midget Gray came on strong in the second half. The defense, led by Chris Brumber, Jack Lang, Tom Celentani, Matt Burmeister, Scott Neal, CJ Reilly, Ronnie Modik, Brett Tom, Jimmy Ward, Michael Inglese and Danny Harris, held Lindenhurst scoreless for the remainder of the game.

The defense also forced two fumbles, both recovered by Modik, setting up two touchdowns for Gray. The first came in the third quarter when the offensive, including Paul Altaro, David Cote, Dennis Lawrence, Danny Dowd, Michael Drossos, Frank Golino, Robert Harvey, Joe Labruyere, Joe Mormando, and Rich Romano stepped up with great blocking, allowing Chris Brumber to drive the ball into the end zone for a touchdown. Brumber followed with the extra point, bringing the score to 7-7. With just over four minutes to play, quarterback Celentani faked a pass and handed off to Lang, who ran 48 yards for a touchdown. Brumber scored the extra point, making the final score 14-7.

Special mention goes to Scott Neal and Jimmy Ward for outstanding pass coverage.

Friends lined up against friends, Sunday, in a great game between two Levittown teams. Pee Wee Gold came out on top, defeating Pee Wee Red 31-20.

Early in the first quarter, Gold's offense, including Stephen Krajci, Mike DiGregorio, Ryan Verhagen, Cordell Tomkin, Michael Engler, Chris Celentani, John Kreppel and Ryan Braithwaite, opened up hole after hole to drive the ball down the field. With great blocking by OE Eddie Richards, quarterback Anthony Villa was able to run one in for a touchdown.

In the second quarter, Gold was able to score again, when Matt McBride ran for a touchdown. Thomas Schreiber scored for the extra point. Red answered back scoring a touchdown, making the score 13-6. But the quarter wasn't over yet. A great run by James Lang, set up Villa's second touchdown of the game. The score at halftime was Gold 19, Red 6. The defense, led by John Kreppel, Stephen Krajci, Chris Celentani, James Lang, Thomas Schreiber, Ryan Braithwaite, Nick DiGregorio, Cameo Flores, and James DiMartino dominated the first half, allowing only one touchdown.

With another touchdown by McBride in the third quarter, Gold was up 25-6. Due to the 18 point rule, McBride, Villa, Lang and Schreiber were pulled from the game. Red scored quickly, making it a 25-13 game.

Villa got his third touchdown of the game on a beautiful run to the endzone, but Red answered back with a touchdown of their own, making the final score 31-19. Both teams played a great game.

Special mention goes to Nick DiGregorio for a great tackle and to Stephen Krajci for outstanding line work.

Go Gold!