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10/30 - Niagara Wheatfield defeated Jamestown 18-13:  Coach Tom Langworthy and the JHS Red Raider football team took the first step to turning around the JHS Red Raider football program.  And that was getting through the season with progress.  And they definately made progress!  The Red Raiders lost to Niagara-Wheatfield Thursday night at Strider Field, but the importantance of what had been completed this your did not get overlooked.  Tom Langworthy and his group of coaches have started to get back the Red Raider Football tradition of years past  back. 

The Red Raiders were led by Dylan Monroe who ran 18 times for 139 yards and a touchdown.  Junior QB Bret Heath started the game as team captain Ben Cecchini sat out after leaving the game early last week for shortness of breath.  Heath completed 6 of 15 passes for 59 yards.

The Red Raiders led at halftime 7-6 but that did not last long as Niagara Wheatfield scored on their opening possesion of the second half.  Jamestown then drove down the field in the fourth quarter but the offense could not come through from the 1 yard line.  The defense then took over and Brian Dwailebee recovered a fumble and scored a touchdown giving Jamestown a 13-12 lead.  Niagara Wheatfield then sealed the victory with a drive down the field in the fourth quarter.

10/25 - Kenmore West defeated Jamestown 27-0:  The Red Raiders were shut out for the 2nd week in a row.  Last week the game meant absolutely nothing in terms of the Red Raiders playoff positioning.  This week was round one of the Class AA Playoffs and the Red Raiders are out, but will still play one more game against Niagara Wheatfield next Saturday.  Turnovers probably cost Jamestown the game as they turned it over 5 times on the day, three on the ground and twice in the air.  Kenmore West was definately a strong team as they held Dylan Monroe to 27 yards on the day.  Brian Dwaileebe led the defense with 9 tackles while Eric Tyra added 7.

10/3 - Jamestown defeated West Seneca West 28-13:  Jamestown hosted it's first night game in over 30 years at Strider Field Friday night as West Seneca West traveled to Jamestown for Jamestown's Homecoming game.  The Red Raiders did not disappoint the near capacity home crowd by controlling the game both offensively and defensively.  Dyland Monroe lead the solid running game of the Red Raiders by rushing for 241 yards of Jamestown's total 304 yards.  Monroe also had 3 touchdown runs on the night.  The Red Raider defense held the West Seneca West offense to 103 total yards on the night and only 6 first downs.

9/26 - Jamestown defeated Frontier 28-27:  Jamestown traveled to Frontier Friday night to take on the 2-1 Frontier Falcons.  Jamestown got off to a 28-7 start and held on to win by a point, thanks to a missed extra point by Frontier.  Dillon Monroe led the Jamestown offense with 156 yards on the ground and 2 touchdowns.  Chris Prinzi added some excitement to the Jamestown special teams with an 83 yard kickoff return for a touchdown.   Brian Dwaileebe and Jon Barlow led the Jamestown defense with 7 tackles each. 

Next Friday night, the Red Raiders host West Seneca West at Strider Field under the lights!  Yes, you heard it correctly, under the lights!  Jamestown will be playing it's first home game at night and under the lights in almost 30 years.

9/19 - Lancaster defeated Jamestown 44-0:  The Jamestown Red Raiders offense has been shut out two weeks in a row.  This week was at the hands of the Lancaster.  Jamestown was held to under 200 yards of total offense while their defense surrendered 298 yards.  The Red Raiders turned the ball over 3 times which definately contributed to the final outcome of the game.  The Jamestown Red Raiders travel to Frontier next Friday night.

9/13 - Orchard Park Defeated Jamestown 25-0:  On a humid and rainy day at Strider Field, the Orchard Park Quakers came into town and reminded Jamestown what the Class A football is all about in Section VI football.  Orchard Park came in as the top ranked team in the large schools division.

The Jamestown defense was solid most of the afternoon holding Orchard Park to only 12 points in the first half.  Jamestown was never able to get any sustained drives going against the tough Quaker defense.  Jamestown travels to Lancaster next week.

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