North Tonawanda pounded Lockport 28-0. Four different North Tonawanda players scored touchdowns Friday night.
North Tonawanda stopped David Fluellen in his tracks and kept him from scoring all night. Fluellen had previously averaged 212 yards per game was held to just 74 yards tonight.
From the Tonawanda News, “Senior Steve Kijowski keyed NT’s defense with 14 tackles, including two for a loss. He was just as solid offensively, leading NT with 109 yards on 16 carries. He scored from 18 yards out midway through the third quarter to give the Jacks a 21-0 lead. That was three plays after a 56-yard run to paydirt was negated by a holding penalty.”
More photos from the game at http://www.christopherkijowski.zenfolio.com. That’s my boy Kujo. He had more rushing yards than Fluellen had that night. I slowed down the shutter speed and love the blurred effect.
This was the best look Fluellen had all night. The NTHS defense held him to less than 100 yards rushing. This was a huge disappointment for a player who was used to rushing for more than 200-yeards per game.
This was the typical look Fluellen received all night. Yep, that’s my boy on Fluellen’s backside going after one of his two dozen tackles.
Another typical view for Fluellen…defenders all around him and blocking every access route toward open territory and the promised land of the end zone.
The final score brings the ‘Jacks to a 4-0 season. Congratulations boys! You are playing wonderfully!
I’m so impressed by Mr. Grapes 50-years of dedication to “Jacks” football. Thanks Mr. Grapes for being the “voice of the Jacks.”
The quarterback runs from Casey and right into Kujo’s arms.
Michael doesn’t just throw the ball, he runs with it too.
Devan gets hit hard. Notice the defender’s feet aren’t even touching the ground. Ouch!
Joe dives into the end zone for one of the Jacks four touchdowns.
Kyle and Kujo wrap up the ball carrier and stop him dead in his tracks.
Mike gets stopped in his tracks.
This fan loves Kyle Shreve.
Rian Lindell of the Buffalo Bills.
DJ Jixster
Michael is another “Wish” kid who overcame great obstacles with the help of Make-A-Wish.
Larry with Michael and his parents.
Larry Norton just twelve more hours before the end of the radiothon.
I think this is my favorite shot. Andrea’s sister Sarah came up with idea for a contest for door prizes. Baby diapers with a spot of melted chocolate. The guests had to smell and visualize the type of “diaper filler”. The correct answer won a door prize. I just couldn’t participate and I more than likely won’t ever look at chocolate the same way again! I can’t wait for the “real” shower in October.
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Every game begins with the players entering the field by running out onto the field and running through the “Go Jacks” banner
My son, pumped for the game after a difficult week of practice crashed through the banner first.
Kujo’s trying to get through the defenders to get to the quarterback.
Like I said in the previous post; you just can’t have at least one post featuring Aaron Davis running in for a touchdown.
Michael had a great command of the offense as evidenced by the final score of 63-0.
Dick Grapes is celebrating his 50th year of calling the NTHS Lumberjack games. Way to go Mr. Grapes you have a great voice. Thank you for your 50-years of service and dedication to the NTHS Lumberjacks.
This said it all! A number of people have asked me why the coach ran the score up. Well, he didn’t. From much of the second quarter through the end of the game he played the “rest of the team” which consisted of second and third stringers. Williamsville North just could not muster any offense.
