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By Chris [email protected]

@Cmale730 on Twitter

CLIFTON PARK Ever since theShenendehowa High School foot-

ball team lost to Shaker in theplayoffs last year, then-juniorquarterback Ryan Van Galen wason a mission to be the best quar-terback in Section II, accordingto head coach Brian Clawson.

In his senior campaign, notonly was Van Galen the best quar-terback in the section, he had themost distinguished season as asignal caller in Plainsmen history.

The 6-foot-2 gunslinger setthe Shen single-season recordfor passing touchdowns (23) and

passing yards (2,137) both topsin the Capital Region en routeto leading Shen to its first Sec-tion II Class AA championshipsince 2011.

For his performance this fall,Van Galen was chosen as TheSaratogians Offensive Player ofthe Year.

Ryan is a dream to have as aquarterback. Hes a senior andhes graduating but I wish he wasa sophomore, Clawson said. He

worked at it and he didnt reallycare about his statistics, he just

wanted to lead the team to v ic-tory every week so that says a lotabout his character.

Van Galens signature moment

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Van Galen, Robinson areas bestShenendehowa quarterback, linebacker led Plainsmen into state playoffs

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Offense:Van Galen passedway into schools record books



CLIFTON PARK The adage insports is that defense wins cham-pionships.

The Shenendehowa HighSchool football team displayeda dominant defense this fall enroute to a Section II Class AAchampionship, and linebacker Ol-iver Robinson is a big reason why.

The 5-foot-9 senior produced ateam-high 100 tackles, includingthree sacks, on a unit that alloweda mere 47 points in seven regularseason games.

On top of that, Robinson calledall the defensive signals for the

Plainsmen and was an extremelyreliable asset in the middle ofShens D.

For his performance this sea-son, Robinson was chosen as TheSaratogians Defensive Player ofthe Year.

Oliver was the rock that heldthe defense together, Shen headcoach Brian Clawson said. Hesa freak of nature, hes extremelystrong and hes bright. I feel thathas was our most valuable playeron defense this year.

With 1:47 remaining in theClass AA Super Bowl, CBAs of-fense had the ball on its own33-yard line looking to mount agame-winning drive.

Defense:Robinson anchoredstingy unit rated best in Class AA

2,137Section II best andschool record passingyards by Shen QBRyan Van Galen.

100Number o tacklesmade by Shen line-backer Oliver Robin-son.

BY THENUMBERS

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Oliver Robinson was a rugged running back or the Plainsmen, but his best overall valuecame on deense, where the hard-hitting linebacker totaled 100 tackles or the Section II

Class A champions.

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Shenendehowa QB Ryan Van Galen gets a block and finds some running room whileleading the game-winning rally in the ourh quarter vs. CBA in the Section II Class AA

championship ootball game.

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occurred in the Class AASuper Bowl against CBA,

when he orchestrated thegame-winning, 71-yarddrive capped off by a MattTaft touchdown run with1:47 to lift Shen to thechampionship.

When I threw that pickto give CBA the ball backI thought our season wasover, but everyone got be-hind me and said were go-ing to get another opportu-nity, Van Galen said. Wecame down on that lastdrive, punched it in and

won the section title.Van Galen, a two-yearvarsity player, did not riseto stardom by accident. He

was diligent in terms of hispreparation, lifting threetimes a week and engag-ing in four film sessionsper week.

Ive never really sat aplayer down and game-planned with him for anopponent, but (Van Galen)

was so smart and he pre-pared so well, we would sitdown twice a week and goover the passing gameplanfor our opponent, Clawsonsaid. I think the open com-munication line that Ryanand I had was great and tohave him prepare like thatreally sets him apart.

Even before the seasonstarted, Van Galen and histeammates possessed greatchemistry in the passinggame after competing inthe 7-on-7 tournament inHoover, A la.

Down at Alabama there

were a lot stronger kidsand they jammed, so ourreceivers had to time theirroutes a lot better and Ihad to get it out quicker,said Van Galen, who set thesingle-game passing recordon Sept. 26 with 338 yardsagainst Saratoga. Going

into the season we werevery, very confident in ourpassing game. Our prepa-ration was amazing and itdefinitely paid off.

The last play of Van Ga-lens high school careerended with a sack on ado-or-die two-point con-

version in the state semi-finals against NewburghFree Academy.

Al though the sen iordidnt achieve his ultimategoal of playing in the statechampionship game, VanGalen, who plans to com-pete collegiately next sea-son, will look back at hissenior campaign with asmile.

11 and 1, dont get me

wrong its a great recordbut our goal was to be inthe state championship butunfortunately we came upshort, he said. All of us

were sad after the gamebut its been a great runand as a whole we had anexcellent season.

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2014

ALL-AREA FOOTBALL - OFFENSE

Nick AndersonSaratoga Springs, Senior,

Wide Re-ceiver

Outsidethe hash-es:30receptions,510 yards,17 yards perreception

and six touchdowns

On the ground:30 rush-ing yards, 10 yards perrush and one touchdown

Year in review:Ander-

son was one o the BlueStreaks most dynamicplayers on offense thisall. The senior was amajor contributor inSaratogas passing game,totaling more than halo the teams receivingyards.

Packy BrownBurnt Hills-Ballston Lake,

Senior

Outsidethe hash-es:20receptions,291 receiv-ing yards,14.55 yardsper recep-

tion and five touchdowns

Year in review:Brownplayed a major part in theSpartans success thisseason, ranking second

on the team in receiv-ing yards and fifh on theteam in touchdowns. Theseniors five receivingtouchdowns were goodor 14th in the section andfirst on his team.

Robert ThiviergeSchuylerville, Senior,

OffensiveLine

Height:5-oot-11

Weight:234 lb.

TeamStats:

370 points, 3,613 rushingyards and 321 passingyards

Up next:Thivierge reg-istered a stellar seasonor the Black Horses this

all. The senior was a keypiece in Schuylervillesrushing attack, which wasourth-best in the section.Thivierge was selected toplay in the Section II Ex-ceptional Senior FootballGame last month.

Will ShillSouth Glens Falls, Senior, Offensive

Line

Height:6-oot-4

Weight:225 lb.

Team Stats:138points, 1,105 rushingyards and 748 pass-

ing yards

Year in review:Shillwas dominant or the Bulldogs thispast all, leading an offensive linethat supported South Glens Fallsto the sections 34th-best passingoffense. The seniors memorableseason was recognized by an inviteto play in the Section II ExceptionalSenior Football game last month.

Dan BusoldShenendehowa, Senior,

OffensiveLine

Height:5-oot-11

Weight:270 lb.

TeamStats:

468 points, 2,517 rushingyards and 2,277 passingyards

Year in review:Busoldwas a key cog on the Shenoffensive line this all,centering a line that al-

lowed Plainsmen quar-terback Ryan Van Galenthe ability to throw or aSection II-leading 2,137yards. The senior was acaptain or the Plainsmenthis past all.

Griffin ClancySaratoga Springs, Senior,

OffensiveLine

Height:6-oot-7

Weight:310 lb.

TeamStats:


Year in review:Clancywas regarded as one othe best offensive linemenin the section this past

all. A physically domi-nant orce, Clancy helpedpropel Saratoga runningbacks to 1,930 rush-ing yards on the season.Clancy has verbally com-mitted to play at UAlbanynext all.

Jacob HenesMechanicville, Junior,

Kicker

KickingStats:Three fieldgoals and18 extrapointsmade

Offensive Stats:Fivereceptions, 61 receiv-ing yards, one receivingtouchdown

Year in review:Heneshad a successul seasonas the place kicker or

the Red Raiders in 2014.The junior was third inthe section with his threefield goals. Henes finishedthird on his team in pointswith 33.

Jasper GravesBallston Spa, Senior,

OffensiveLine

Height:6-oot-3

Weight:

290 lb.TeamStats:


Year in review:Graveswas an important pieceto the Scotties offensiveline this all. The seniorhelped lead the way orthe 23rd-best rush-ing offense in Section IIthis. Graves representedBallston Spa in the Sec-tion II Exceptional SeniorsFootball Game last month.

Jordan ZlogarShenendehowa, Senior,

Wide Re-ceiver

Out-side thehashes:59 recep-tions, 1,182receiv-ing yards

(Section II record), 20.03yards per reception and 12touchdowns

Year in review:Zlogarhad a better season sta-tistically than any otherwide receiver in the sec-tion this all. The seniors1,182 receiving yards was400 yards more than anyother wideout in the sec-tion. Zlogar compiled 62o the total 71 yards in thegame-winning touchdowndrive against CBA.

Matt TafShenendehowa, Senior,

RunningBack

On theground:1,341 rush-ing yards,8.23 yardsper rushattempt

and 21 touchdowns

Out of the backfield:11receptions, 139 yards andtwo touchdowns

Year in review:Tafhad the game-winningtouchdown in the ClassAA Super Bowl againstCBA. The senior was theleading rusher or thesections ninth-best rush-ing attack, gaining 1,341o Shens 2,517 rushingyards.

Brendan MarraShenendehowa, Senior,

All-Pur-pose Back

On theground:97yards, 6.06yards per

rush andtwo touch-downs

Outside the hashes:25receptions, 518 receiv-ing yards, 20.78 yardsper reception and seventouchdowns

Through the air:2-or-3,98 passing yards and onetouchdown

Year in review:Marra didit all or the Plainsmenthis season, but notice-ably out wide, finishingsecond on the team inreceiving.

Brian WilliamsSaratoga Springs, Junior,

Quarter-back

Throughthe air:59.8percent

completionpercent-age, 957

passing yards, 14 touch-downs and six touch-downs

On the ground:96 rushesor 387 yards and onetouchdown

Year in review:Williamstook over as the BlueStreaks starting quarter-back in preseason campin August. Williams wasone o the key reasonswhy Saratoga finished the2014 season with a 5-4record.

Chase DeLossantosMechanicville, Senior,

RunningBack

On theground:1,879 rush-ing yards

(school re-cord), 9.47

yards per rush attemptand 19 touchdowns

Out of the backfield:Nine receptions, 156receiving yards and onetouchdown

Year in review:DeLos-santos was one o thebest running backs in allo Section II this past all,gaining over 200 moreyards on the ground thanany other running back.

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Quarterback Chantz Baudoux Corinth Jr.

Running Back Dan Maynard B.Hills-Ballston Lake Sr.

Running Back Alex Messina Greenwich Sr.

Wide Receiver Brandon Stout Greenwich So.

Wide Receiver Jordan Rychcik Stillwater Jr.

Offensive Line Ben Schiher Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Jr.

Offensive Line Dan Hayner Mechanicville So.

Offensive Line Sam Kramer Corinth So.

Offensive Line Kyle Boddery Greenwich Jr.

Offensive Line Ashton Flavin Corinth Jr.

Kicker Andrew Van Avery Ballston Spa Sr.

Kick Return/

All-Purpose Back Ryan Manalapaz Saratoga Springs Jr.

Honorable MentionQuarterback John Clayton Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Jr.

Running Back Matt Hommel Ballston Spa Sr.

Running Back Josh Thomas Schuylerville Jr.

Wide Receiver John Styzcynski South Glens Falls Jr.

Wide Receiver Tyler Dowdle Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Sr.

Wide Receiver Luke Thompson Saratoga Springs Jr.

Offensive Line Theo Slepski Shen Sr.

Offensive Line Chris Stedry Ballston Spa. Sr.

Offensive Line Warren Shaw Shenendehowa Sr.

Offensive Line Joe Messare Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Jr.

Offensive Line Zach Smith Greenwich Jr.

Kicker Thomas Ciurczak Shenendehowa Jr.

All-Purpose Back Anthony Abare Corinth Jr.

Second Team


Shenendhowa quarterback Ryan Van Galen throws during high school ootball practiceWednesday, September 17, 2014 at Shenendehowa in Clifon Park, N.Y.



CLIFTON PARK With a deep, distinctvoice that could project all the way fromShenendehowa High Schools lobby to thelocker room, Plainsmen football coachBrian Clawsons presence is always felt.

This past fall, Clawsons impact was feltin more ways than one.

The third-year head coach guided thePlainsmen to an undefeated regular sea-son record, its first Section II Class AAchampionship since 2011 and a state semi-final appearance.

For his efforts this season, Clawson was

selected as The Saratogian Coach of theYear.Im in a great situation here. To be able

to have a great staff, great administratorsand the kids are amazing. Theyre verysmart, theyre very committed year-roundto making themselves better, Clawsonsaid. We had a great team this year and it

was nice to see everything come together.Clawson coached a Shen offense that

accumulated more than 2,500 rushingyards and 2,100 passing yards. In addi-tion, the Plainsmens defense held theopposition to less than seven points pergame during the regular season, makingfor an extremely balanced swuad on bothsides of the ball.

To be able to have Mark McQuaid, JimWard and Ryan Fenton... weve knowneach other a long time and we were assis-tants growing together through the sys-tem before I became head coach, Claw-son said. Theyre extremely loyal to theexponential degree and I know I can trustthem. They put in the time, they havegreat rapport with the kids and theyreknowledgeable.

According to senior co-captain OliverRobinson, Clawsons burning desire towin rubbed off on the entire Plainsmenteam this season.

Hes very passionate about the game,Robinson said. Hes really into it, hes aleader and he pushes us to get better. Healways puts us in a position to win and

you can see he puts his heart into every-thing he does. Hes a great coach.


Shens Clawson named

Coach of the Year


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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 2014

ALL-AREA FOOTBALL - DEFENSE

Dan MaynardBurnt Hills-Ballston Lake,

Senior,Punter

Height:5-oot-11

Weight:190 lb.

Stats:3punts in-

side 10, 5 inside the 20

Year in review:ForMaynard, one o the keysto success in ootballis squashing the op-positions momentumwhenever you have achance. He did that plentyo times in 2014, with 3punts inside the 10 mak-ing sure the other teamhad a lot o field to coveri it wanted to score.

John ODonnellBurnt Hills-Ballston Lake,

Junior,DeensiveBack

Height:5-oot-9

Weight:160 lb.

Stats:3pass breakups, 2 intercep-tions

Year in review:A sprinteron the track team,ODonnells speed allowedthe Spartans to moveCharlton to linebackerand improve the teamsdeense. ODonnell saidhe hadnt expected toplay much deense buthe thrived when put intothe lineup. One o hisinterceptions was broughtback or a pick six.

Taylor RussellBurnt Hills-Ballston Lake,

Senior,DeensiveLine

Height:5-oot-7

Weight:195 lb.

Stats:4tackles or loss

Year in review:Spartanshead coach Matt Shellsaid as a senior Russellwas a great example o ahard worker. He played asa junior, but didnt start.This year he was a starterand took advantage o hisplaying. He pursued everyplay to the whistle and aew times was able to pinthe other team behind theline.

Shane WinkleBallston Spa, Senior,

DeensiveBack

Height:5-oot-9

Weight:158 lb.

Honors:Exceptional

Senior game

Year in review:A verysolid running back, Winklealso starred on the de-ensive end o the fieldor the Scotties this pastseason and was rewardedwith an invite to the Sec-tion II Exceptional SeniorFootball game.

Austin DegenerSaratoga Springs, Senior,

Linebacker

Height:6-eet

Weight:220 lb.

Teamstats:289points or,

273 points allowed

Year in review:AnotherSection II talent thatwas invited to play in theExceptional Senior Game,

Degener helped the BlueStreaks limit opponentsto 273 points as the BlueStreaks posted a 3-2league record and went5-4 overall.

Matt DillonShenendehowa, Senior,

DeensiveLine

Height:6-oot-4

Weight:200 lb.

Stats:3sacks

Year in review:LikeKromer, Dillon alsofinished in the top 10 orsacks. His perormancehelped the Plainsmen get

back into the postsea-son and play deep intoNovember.

Brennan FlemingMechanicville, Senior,

DeensiveLine

Height:6-eet

Weight:210 lb.

Stats:11sacks

Year in review:Flemingwas a orce or the RedRaiders all season record-ing a Section II-leading11 sacks or a de ense

that allowed just 103points. His effort helpedMechanicville finish 6-2and he was rewarded withan opportunity to play inthe Section II ExceptionalSenior in November.

Will GriffenSchuylerville, Junnior,

DeensiveBack

Height:5-oot-9

Stas:1intercep-tion

Year in re-view:Playing or a teamthat went undeeated (5-0) in league play and fin-ished 9-1 overall, Griffensdeensive highlight o theyear was a pick in an Oct.3 victory against AlbanyAcademy. The Horses out-scored opponents 370-114 and Griffen played abig role in shutting otherteams down.

John HoganGreenwich, Senior, Line-

backer

Height:5-eet,9-inches

Weight:185 lb.

Honors:ExceptionalSenior Game

Year in review:TheWitches didnt have themost high-octane offensein 2014 scoring just 163,however, thanks to playerssuch as Hogan, they wereable to limit the opposi-tion to just 155 points onthe way to a 4-3 over-all record. Hogan wasanother Section II athleterecognized with an Ex-ceptional Senior invite.

Erik KromerShenendehowa, Senior,

DeensiveLine

Height:6-oot-3

Weight:235 lb.

Stats:3sacks

Year in review:Kromerfinished in the top 10 insacks or 2014 includ-ing two in a 27-20 winover John Jay on Nov. 15.Helped the Plainsmen toan 11-1 record and a Sec-tion II championship.

Zack AhrensSouth Glens Falls, Junior,

Linebacker

Hieght:5-oot-11

Weight:195 lb.

Stats:61tackles, 2intercep-

tions

Year in review:Ahrenswas one o the Bulldogstop deensemen in 2014.South High head coachMike Hammond praisedthe juniors ability to ol-low through on keys andreads and also his unsel-ish attitude. Hammondsaid there were manytimes, Ahrens would sac-rifice himsel to take onblockers reeing up othersto make a tackle.

Brandon RussellMechanicville, Senior,

DeensiveBack

Height:6-eet

Weight:

180 lb.

Stats:1intercep-

tion, 1 touchdown

Year in review:Russellhad a stellar season bothoffensively and deensive-ly or the Red Raiders. Hishighlights on deense in-clude an interception in aSept. 12 win over Granvilleand a umble recovery ora 43-yard touchdown runin a win over Lake George/Hadley-Luzerne on Oct. 3.

Max CharltonBurnt Hills-Ballston Lake,

Senior,Linebacker

Height:5-eet,10-inches

Weight:170 lb.

Stats:4interceptions, 9 tacklesor loss

Year in review:Charltonmade the switch romdeensive back to line-backer during the season,but continued to excel. Ohis our interceptions onewent or a touchdown andhe certainly did his partin pushing the other teamback with nine tacklesbehind the line o scrim-mage. Played in Novem-bers Section II Excep-tional Senior game.

But Shens defense, justas it had all season, cameup with a huge stand andforced a turnover with 34seconds left to seal Shensfirst Super Bowl title since2011.

Us making a stop on thegame-winning drive, forc-ing a turnover and givingour offense the ball back

was definitely the high-

light of the season, Rob-inson said. We came to-gether as a team and we

just got it done.Other than being phys-

ically gifted, Robinson, aco-captain and three-year

varsity player, was proba-bly the smartest linebackerweve ever had, accordingto Clawson.

In fact, in some in-stances, Robinson knew

the opposing offenses playbefore the ball was evensnapped.

With his film study,he could sometimes callout different plays the op-ponent was going to run

based on their formation,Clawson said. He was theone who made the adjust-ments and he would cancelus out of blitzes if he hadto. To be able to combineintelligence with powerand speed makes for a

very good football playerand the intangibles Oliver

brings to the table as far asleadership and the respectfrom his teammates justmade him outstanding.

While Robinsons pri-mary role was being arun-stopper for the Plains-men, he exhibited notice-able improvement in passcoverage this fall due inlarge part to his offseasonexperience competing inthe 7-on-7 tournament in

Hoover, Ala.Hes going down to Al-

abama and matching upagainst these 6-foot-4 tightends and slot receivers andhe held his own, Clawsonsaid. He was very goodat defending the pass this

year and that facet alonemade him the completelinebacker that he was.Hes physical at the lineof scrimmage, hes goingto get that jam on the re-ceiver and if he crosses themiddle, (Robinsons) goingto hit him.

The humble Robinson,who is undecided on wherehell play collegiate footballnext year, lauded his defen-sive line for his success thisfall.

We had a great defen-sive line this year, he said.Just them being a forceand having great playersat those positions makes iteasy as a linebacker to justmake plays.

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Linebacker Mike Brandow Greenwich Jr.

Linebacker Noah Morgan Corinth Sr.

Linebacker Jake Van Patten Holy Trinity Sr.

Linebacker Matt Steves South Glens Falls So.

Defensive Back Lukas Whitehouse Greenwich Jr

Defensive Back Willy Stevenson Shenendehowa Sr

Defensive Back Tanner Dunkel Schuylerville Jr

Defensive Back Garrett Snyder Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake S

Defensive Line Michael Gillooley Shendehowa Jr

Defensive Line Spencer Morgan Mechanicville J

Defensive Line Seamus McCormick Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Sr

Defensive Line Jordan Douglas South Glens Falls Jr

Punter Alex Jenkins Corinth Jr

Second Team

Linebacker Jacob Shippey Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Jr

Linebacker Joshua Huff Shenendehowa Sr

Linebacker Josh Thomas Schuylerville Sr

Linebacker Alexander Bechand Mechanicville Sr

Defensive Back Anthony Abare Corinth Jr

Defensive Back John Styzcynski South Glens Falls Jr

Defensive Back Jacob Henes Mechanicville Jr

Defenisve Back Zack Stacey Saratoga Springs Sr

Defenisve Line Chris Stedry Ballston Spa Sr

Defensive Line Reese Cristaldi Greenwich Fr

Defensive Line Luke Thompson Saratoga Springs Jr

Defensive Line Tyler Dowdle Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Sr

Punter Brendan Murray Shenendehowa Sr

Honorable Mention


Shenendehowa ball carrier Oliver Robinson (37) finds opening against John Jay during

second quarter o Class-AA regional ootball action Saturday, November 15, 2014 atDietz Stadium in Kingston, N.Y..

Shenendehowas Brian Clawson is the Saratogians 2014 Coach o the Year afer leadingthe Plainsmen to a Section II Class AA championship and a berth in the state playoffs.

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