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Rhamel Brown (Skyhawk '95) tri-captain for the Fordham Rams 2002 football team leads his team into the 2nd Round of the NCAA Division 1-AA Playoffs. Rhamel,a 5' 11" 180lb linebacker, and his teammates defeated the Northeastern University Huskies 29-24 on Saturday 11/30/02. The Rams (10-2) now move on to face Villanova University, a 35-28 winner over Furman, on Saturday 12/7. This Div. 1-AA Quarterfinal matchup will be at Villanova (Pa.) Rhamel was an All-City Defensive Back at South Shore H.S. He was also named a Brooklyn 44 All star and served as team captain and won team MVP honors. Rhamel concluded his senior year by playing in both the Boomer Esiason Hero Bowl (NYC vs Long Island) and in the Governors Bowl (NY vs NJ) All-Star games. During his years as a Skyhawk, Rhamel was a standout QB and earned a reputation as a fierce and hard hitting defender. Good luck Rhamel and we wish you continued success. Rhamel Brown photo, bio and Ram logo courtesy of Fordham University Office of Sports Media Relations. imageimage
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Former Skyhawk in PSAL Championship Game

Posted by Bradley Harris at Dec 3, 2002 4:00PM PST ( 0 Comments )
Bobby Ransom (Skyhawk '99) and the Fort Hamilton HS Tigers ran into tough competition in the PSAL Championship Game held on 11/30. The Tigers were defeated by the Curtis HS Warriors 30-6. The game was played at Midwood HS Field. Curtis' stiffling defense basically shut down the Fort Hamilton offense and did not allow Bobby to do his thing. Bobby, a junior, had rushed for 1,501 yards and 15 TDs in leading the Tigers to the #1 seeding in the PSAL Playoffs. Bobby Ransom will likely join the numerous former SKYHAWK players in being named to the PSAL All-Brooklyn and All-City teams when they are announced in the coming weeks. Good luck to Bobby and we wish him the very best. Photo courtesy of MSG Sportsdeskimage
Two former Skyhawk players are doing great things at Southeast Missouri State University. This college is in NCAA Division 1-AA and is a member of the Ohio Valley Conference. Tarik Simpson #7 (top photo) -(Skyhawk '94)is entering his senior year. He is projected as the starting WR for the Indians. Tarik completed the 2001 season as the fourth leading receiver on the team with 28 catches for 366 yards and 3 Td's. After helping to lead the 1994 Bantam Team to the Championship Game, Tarik continued his career at Canarsie H.S. Tarik earned All-City and All-State honors and competed in All-Star games afetr his senior year at Canarsie. Kelvin Jones #8 (bottom photo) - (Skyhawk '95) is also a senior and is projected to start at outside linebacker this year. Kelvin gained valuable experience on special teams and as a backup during the 2001 season. Kelvin played in 10 games and recorded 27 tackles. After helping to win the 1995 Bantam Division Championship, Kelvin went on to Canarsie HS where he played WR and SS. Kelvin was named a Brooklyn All-Star and participated in the NYC Coaches All star game. We wish both Tarik and Kelvin good luck for the upcoming season and continued success in their future endeavors. Player bios and photos are courtesy of Southeast Missouri State University Sports Relations. imageimage
Zach Williams, (Skyhawk '92) a 6'7" 230 lb junior is currently starting at Forward for the Ohio State University Basketball team. He and the Buckeyes came up short during the Big Ten Basketball Tournament. The Buckeyes season continued in the NIT. During the 2002-2003 season, Zach averaged nearly 10 points and 6 rebounds per game. Zach was instrumental in the Buckeyes 2002 Big Ten Tournament Championship averaging nearly 10 points and 7 rebounds. He was also named the Chevrolet Player of the Game for his efforts vs. Michigan State University on 2/10/02. Zach averaged 16 points and 10 rebounds as a senior at Christ the King High School. He also maintained an "A" average, earning Gold Honors in the classroom as well. Zach was a four-year starter while playing for the Royals. He earned First Team honors on the New York Newsday All-New York team. He also was a second team selection of the New york Daily News All-New York. Zach was an outstanding player and one of the main reasons for the success of the 1992 UNDEFEATED Pee Wee Division Champions. We wish Zach continued success for his future Player bio and Ohio State University logo courtesy of the Ohio State University Office of Sports Informationimageimage
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Very Special Thanks!!!!!

Posted by Bradley Harris at Feb 24, 2002 4:00PM PST ( 0 Comments )
The Brooklyn Skyhawks Football Club would like to thank the following for the donations to our program. The donations were presented at our Awards Ceremony on Sat. Feb. 23rd. Lawrence H. Woodward Funeral Home, Inc. Raymond L. Meachem Funeral Home Clive Harding (Former Skyhawk and Guest speaker at our Awards Ceremony) THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR SUPPORT!!!!!!!

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