Section Nine Football

1977 SCOREBOARD PAGE (Kingston 27, Newburgh 12 in the Section One Dutchess County Scholastic League)

WEEK ONE: Goshen 24, O’Neill 6 … Washingtonville 7, Warwick 0 … Middletown 12, Valley Central 8 … Cornwall 43, Minisink 12 … Port Jervis 18, Monroe-Woodbury 8 … Madisonboro (NJ) 37, Newburgh 7 … Pine Bush 34, Ellenville 15 … New Paltz 6, Red Hook 0 … Marlboro 26, Wallkill 8 … Highland 14, Onteora 0 … Rondout 34, Liberty 2 … Harpursville 26, Roscoe 0 … Eldred 6, Franklin (NJ) 6 … Deposit 21, Tri-Valley 0.

WEEK TWO: Monroe-Woodbury 6, Middletown 0 … Cornwall 9, Goshen 7 … O’Neill 0, Washingtonville 0 … Port Jervis 3, Warwick 0 … Valley Central 7, Minisink 7 … Clarkstown North 14, Newburgh 0 … Red Hook 14, Pine Bush 12 … Wallkill 6, Ellenville 0 … New Paltz 12, Highland 8 … Marlboro 8, Liberty 0 … Rondout 0, Onteora 0.

WEEK THREE: Port Jervis 17, O’Neill 8 … Minisink 13, Middletown 0 … Goshen 20, Valley Central 7 … Washingtonville 9, Cornwall 0 … Warwick 14, Monroe-Woodbury 13 … Weequahic (NJ) 12, Newburgh 7 … Marlboro 20, Onteora 8 … Pine Bush 8, Wallkill 0 … Liberty 13, Ellenville 0 … New Paltz 12, Rondout 0 … Highland 14, Red Hook 0 … Roscoe 6, Delaware Valley 6 … Jeffersonville-Youngsville 16, Eldred 14.

WEEK FOUR: Valley Central 26, Washingtonville 20 … Goshen 20, Minisink 19 … Middletown 14, Warwick 12 … O’Neill 6, Monroe-Woodbury 0 … Port Jervis 38, Cornwall 7 … North Rockland def. Newburgh … Onteora 16, Ellenville 6 … Highland 14, Pine Bush 0 … Wallkill 22, Liberty 14 … New Paltz 14, Marlboro 6 … Red Hook def. Rondout.

WEEK FIVE: Warwick 0, O’Neill 0 … Port Jervis 38, Valley Central 6 … Monroe-Woodbury 13, Cornwall 8 … Goshen 30, Middletown 10 … Washingtonville 7, Minisink 6 … Newburgh had a bye … Pine Bush 12, Liberty 0 … Rondout 17, Highland 0 … Wallkill 8, Onteora 6 … Red Hook 6, Marlboro 0 … New Paltz 14, Ellenville 8 … Eldred 3, Livingston Manor 0.

WEEK SIX: Warwick 28, Cornwall 0 … Monroe-Woodbury 33, Valley Central 14 … Port Jervis 31, Minisink 22 … Goshen 8, Washingtonville 7 … Middletown 14, O’Neill 9 … Newburgh 14, Colonie 3 … Rondout 30, Pine Bush 26 … Onteora 14, Liberty 6 … Highland 8, Marlboro 6 … New Paltz 27, Wallkill 6 … Red Hook 21, Ellenville 6.

WEEK SEVEN: Washingtonville 21, Middletown 7 … Goshen 19, Port Jervis 14 … Minisink 20, Monroe-Woodbury 8 … Warwick 29, Valley Central 6 … Cornwall 21, O’Neill 12 … Union Endicott 48, Newburgh 8 … Pine Bush 26, Onteora 6 … Marlboro 12, Rondout 0 … New Paltz 50, Liberty 6 … Highland 36, Ellenville 0 … Red Hook 33, Wallkill 18.

WEEK EIGHT: Minisink 22, Warwick 8 … Valley Central 16, O’Neill 13 … Cornwall 14, Middletown 13 … Goshen 14, Monroe-Woodbury 12 … Washingtonville 0, Port Jervis 0 … Kingston def. Newburgh … Marlboro 28, Pine Bush 6 … New Paltz 32, Onteora 6 … Rondout def. Ellenville by forfeit … Red Hook 53, Liberty 6 … Highland @ Wallkill (cancelled).

WEEK NINE: Cornwall 43, Valley Central 19 … Goshen 27, Warwick 6 … Port Jervis 45, Middletown 12 … Monroe-Woodbury 13, Washingtonville 8 … O’Neill 18, Minisink 12 … New Paltz 33, Pine Bush 0 … Marlboro 38, Ellenville 14 … Red Hook 13, Onteora 8 … Rondout 20, Wallkill 7 … Highland 42, Liberty 6.

EXCEPTIONAL SENIORS GAME 11/19/77 @ GLENNETTE FIELD: West def. East

NOTE – Goshen won the OCL title … New Paltz won the UCAL title … Jeffersonville-Youngsville and Livingston Manor shared the WSL title.

1978 SCOREBOARD PAGE (Kingston 15, Newburgh 6 in the Dutchess County Scholastic League)

WEEK ONE: Goshen 15, O’Neill 6 … Washingtonville 14, Warwick 6 … Middletown 13, Valley Central 7 … Cornwall 16, Minisink 7 … Port Jervis 30, Monroe-Woodbury 0 … New Paltz 28, Red Hook 6 … Wallkill 7, Marlboro 0 … Whitehall 40, Ellenville 0 … Rondout 38, Liberty 0.

WEEK TWO: Middletown 12, Monroe-Woodbury 8 … Cornwall 35, Goshen 14 … Washingtonville 14, O’Neill 0 … Port Jervis 31, Warwick 6 … Valley Central 29, Minisink 6 … Newburgh 26, Saugerties 6 … Ellenville 26, Wallkill 0 … New Paltz 13, Highland 6 … Marlboro 20, Liberty 0 … Jeffersonville-Youngsville 30, Hancock 6.

WEEKI THREE: Port Jervis 23, O’Neill 0 … Middletown 34, Minisink 6 … Goshen 6, Valley Central 0 … Cornwall 7, Washingtonville 6 … Monroe-Woodbury 20, Warwick 0 … Kingston 21, Arlington 6 … John Jay 25, Newburgh 18 … Highland 14, Red Hook 8 … Ellenville 29, Liberty 0 … Rondout def. New Paltz … Marlboro 29, Non-league opponent 0.

WEEK FOUR: Washingtonville 28, Valley Central 0 … Goshen 13, Minisink 7 … Middletown 19, Warwick 0 … Monroe-Woodbury 33, O’Neill 7 … Cornwall 25, Port Jervis 21 … North Rockland 10, Newburgh 0 … Kingston 40, New Rochelle 6 … Wallkill 29, Liberty 0 … Rondout 14, Red Hook 0 … Marlboro 14, New Paltz 6 … Our Lady Of Lourdes 36, Highland 0.

WEEK FIVE: Warwick 26, O’Neill 13 … Cornwall 13, Monroe-Woodbury 0 … Port Jervis 33, Valley Central 0 … Washingtonville 51, Minisink 0 … Middletown def. Goshen … Newburgh 44, Arlington 22 … Highland tied Rondout … Marlboro def. Red Hook … Ellenville def. New Paltz.

WEEK SIX: Monroe-Woodbury 14, Valley Central 3 … Cornwall 20, Warwick 15 … Port Jervis 35, Minisink 0 … Washingtonville 28, Goshen 6 … Middletown 14, O’Neill 7 … Marlboro def. Highland … New Paltz def. Wallkill … Ellenville def. Red Hook.

WEEK SEVEN: Washingtonville 7, Middletown 0 … Port Jervis 27, Goshen 2 … Monroe-Woodbury 28, Minisink 6 … Valley Central 13, Warwick 11 … Cornwall 6, O’Neill 0 … Rondout def. Marlboro … New Paltz def. Liberty … Ellenville def. Highland … Red Hook def. Wallkill.

WEEK EIGHT: Valley Central 30, O’Neill 6 … Warwick 40, Minisink 14 … Cornwall 9, Middletown 6 … Monroe-Woodbury 28, Goshen 6 … Washingtonville 17, Port Jervis 7 … Rondout def. Ellenville.

WEEK NINE: Cornwall 14, Valley Central 12 … Port Jervis 18, Middletown 13 … Washingtonville 21, Monroe-Woodbury 7 … Minisink 18, O’Neill 13 … Goshen 21, Warwick 14 … Rondout def. Wallkill … Marlboro def. Ellenville.

EXCEPTIONAL SENIORS GAME @ GOSHEN : East 13, West 7

NOTE – Cornwall won the OCL title … Rondout won the UCAL title … Tri-Valley won the WSL title.

1979 SCOREBOARD PAGE (Kingston 25, Newburgh 14 in the Section One Dutchess County Scholastic League)

WEEK ONE: Port Jervis 18, Nyack 3 … Monroe-Woodbury 14, Spring Valley 6 … Middletown 27, Clarkstown North 8 … Ramapo 16, Washingtonville 8 … Warwick 15, Saugerties 0 … Spackenkill 7, Minisink 0 … Pearl River 18, Goshen 8 … Tappan Zee 34, Valley Central 7 … Our Lady Of Lourdes 10, O’Neill 0 … Marlboro 30, Pine Bush 0 … Rondout 31, Liberty 6 … Ellenville 18, Red Hook 6 … Highland 12, Onteora 7 … New Paltz 20, Wallkill 7.

WEEK TWO: Monroe-Woodbury 12, Port Jervis 7 … Goshen 8, O’Neill 6 … Middletown 24, Valley Central 13 … Washingtonville 0, Warwick 0 … Minisink 3, Cornwall 0 … Pine Bush 50, Liberty 14 … Marlboro 6, New Paltz 0 … Wallkill 13, Onteora 6 … Ellenville 8, Highland 0 … Red Hook 12, Rondout 0.

WEEK THREE: Minisink 28, Valley Central 7 …, Port Jervis 19, Warwick 2 … O’Neill 14, Washingtonville 13 … Cornwall 14, Goshen 6 … Middletown 12, Monroe-Woodbury 6 … Ellenville 15, Wallkill 0 … New Paltz 12, Onteora 0 … Marlboro 32, Liberty 0 … Red Hook 14, Pine Bush 8 … Highland 24, Rondout 22.

WEEK FOUR: Port Jervis 18, O’Neill 6 … Minisink 10, Middletown 0 … Goshen 17, Valley Central 13 … Cornwall 14, Washingtonville 0 … Warwick 14, Monroe-Woodbury 13 … Rondout 14, Wallkill 12 … Pine Bush 14, Highland 0 … Red Hook 45, Liberty 10 … Marlboro 33, Onteora 0 … Ellenville 7, New Paltz 6.

WEEK FIVE: Washingtonville 7, Valley Central 0 … Minisink 30, Goshen 7 … Warwick 34, Middletown 14 … O’Neill 7, Monroe-Woodbury 6 … Port Jervis 34, Cornwall 6 … Liberty 8, Highland 6 … Pine Bush 20, Wallkill 6 … New Paltz 21, Rondout 12 … Ellenville 26, Onteora 0 … Marlboro 28, Red Hook 6.

WEEK SIX: Warwick 20, O’Neill 7 … Port Jervis 36, Valley Central 10 … Monroe-Woodbury 25, Cornwall 6 … Middletown 22, Goshen 8 … Minisink 6, Washingtonville 0 … Marlboro 12, Ellenville 7 … Onteora 22, Rondout 7 … New Paltz 21, Pine Bush 7 … Wallkill 35, Liberty 6 … Red Hook 34, Highland 0.

WEEK SEVEN: O’Neill 19, Middletown 18 … Goshen 30, Washingtonville 14 … Port Jervis 13, Minisink 9 … Monroe-Woodbury 30, Valley Central 14 … Warwick 13, Cornwall 12 … Marlboro 30, Highland 0 … Red Hook 24, Wallkill 0 … New Paltz 19, Liberty 0 … Pine Bush 27, Onteora 6 … Ellenville 19, Rondout 12.

WEEK EIGHT: Middletown 0, Washingtonville 0 … Port Jervis 20, Goshen 0 … Monroe-Woodbury 37, Minisink 0 … Warwick 32, Valley Central 26 … O’Neill 24, Cornwall 6 … Highland 8, Wallkill 8 … Marlboro 14, Rondout 14 … Ellenville 30, Pine Bush 0 … Liberty 6, Onteora 6 … New Paltz 19, Red Hook 0.

WEEK NINE: Warwick 21, Minisink 20 … O’Neill 32, Valley Central 7 … Cornwall 7, Middletown 6 … Monroe-Woodbury 34, Goshen 0 … Port Jervis 37, Washingtonville 7 … Ellenville 18, Liberty 6 … Rondout 14, Pine Bush 6 … Marlboro 20, Wallkill 0 … New Paltz 34, Highland 0 … Red Hook 22, Onteora 16.

WEEK TEN: Warwick 40, Goshen 18 … Minisink 6, O’Neill 0 … Monroe-Woodbury 59, Washingtonville 15 … Port Jervis 33, Middletown 7 … Valley Central 6, Cornwall 0.

EXCEPTIONAL SENIORS GAME: West 33, East 13

NOTE – Port Jervis won the OCL title … Marlboro won the UCAL (Ulster County Athletic League) title … Livingston Manor won the WSL title.

1980 SCOREBOARD PAGE (Kingston 41, Newburgh 12 in the Section One Dutchess County Scholastic League)

WEEK ONE: Washingtonville 19, Warwick 13 … O’Neill 20, Middletown 6 … Minisink 42, Pine Bush 0 … Port Jervis 37, Goshen 6 … Monroe-Woodbury 30, Valley Central 14 … Nyack 7, Newburgh 0 … Rondout 36, Liberty 12 … Ellenville 23, Red Hook 19 … Highland 6, Onteora 3 … New Paltz 26, Wallkill 0 … Marlboro 28, Beacon 6 … Saugerties @ Poughkeepsie.

WEEK TWO: O’Neill 24, Washingtonville 8 … Port Jervis 51, Pine Bush 0 … Minisink 6, Goshen 0 … Middletown 0, Warwick 0 … Valley Central 19, Cornwall 7 … Our Lady Of Lourdes 14, Newburgh 0 … Ellenville 33, Highland 14 … New Paltz 7, Marlboro 0 … Wallkill 6, Onteora 0 … Red Hook 6, Rondout 0 … Saugerties 28, Liberty 8.

WEEK THREE: Goshen 29, Middletown 0 … Washingtonville 47, Pine Bush 6 … Port Jervis 14, O’Neill 13 … Minisink 42, Warwick 6 … Monroe-Woodbury 45, Cornwall 0 … John Jay (Wicopee) 15, Newburgh 8 … Ellenville 36, Wallkill 0 … New Paltz 19, Onteora 0 … Marlboro 36, Liberty 12 … Rondout 12, Highland 6 … Red Hook 28, Saugerties 18.

WEEK FOUR: Port Jervis 25, Valley Central 6 … Monroe-Woodbury 41, Pine Bush 0 … Minisink 35, O’Neill 7 … Cornwall 7, Middletown 0 … Washingtonville 24, Goshen 0 … Roosevelt @ Newburgh … Rondout 14, Wallkill 6 … Liberty 8, Red Hook 6 … Marlboro 12, Onteora 0 … New Paltz 13, Ellenville 6 … Saugerties 14, Highland 6.

WEEK FIVE: Pine Bush 6, Middletown 6 … Cornwall 14, Warwick 7 … Valley Central 16, Goshen 8 … O’Neill 24, Monroe-Woodbury 23 … Port Jervis 28, Minisink 0 … Spackenkill 26, Newburgh 2 … Liberty 28, Highland 28 … New Paltz 43, Rondout 14 … Ellenville 18, Onteora 7 … Marlboro 28, Red Hook 8 … Saugerties 27, Wallkill 0.

WEEK SIX: Goshen 42, Pine Bush 0 … Port Jervis 27, Cornwall 7 … Valley Central 25, Warwick 3 … Monroe-Woodbury 19, Minisink 13 … Washingtonville 41, Middletown 0 … Arlington 21, Newburgh 0 … Ellenville 22, Marlboro 16 … Rondout 12, Onteora 4 … Wallkill 6, Liberty 0 … Highland 6, Red Hook 6 … New Paltz 10, Saugerties 7.

WEEK SEVEN: Washingtonville 14, Valley Central 8 … Minisink 10, Cornwall 0 … O’Neill 25, Goshen 20 … Warwick 43, Pine Bush 0 … Port Jervis 50, Monroe-Woodbury 6 … Ketcham 14, Newburgh 0 … Marlboro 20, Highland 16 … Red Hook 8, Wallkill 0 … New Paltz 33, Liberty 0 … Ellenville 10, Rondout 0 … Onteora 12, Saugerties 0.

WEEK EIGHT: Minisink 28, Valley Central 19 … Monroe-Woodbury 20, Middletown 6 … O’Neill 27, Warwick 6 … Cornwall 13, Pine Bush 0 … Port Jervis 21, Washingtonville 14 … Poughkeepsie def. Newburgh … Wallkill 0, Highland 0 … Marlboro 28, Rondout 12 … Onteora 14, Liberty 0 … New Paltz 28, Red Hook 8 … Saugerties 34, Ellenville 16.

WEEK NINE: O’Neill 34, Pine Bush 7 … Monroe-Woodbury 48, Warwick 22 … Cornwall 21, Goshen 6 … Valley Central 14, Middletown 0 … Minisink 12, Washingtonville 0 … Kingston def. Newburgh … Ellenville 38, Liberty 30 … Marlboro 22, Wallkill 6 … New Paltz 20, Highland 8 … Onteora 17, Red Hook 14 … Saugerties 23, Rondout 6.

WEEK TEN: Port Jervis 38, Warwick 8 … Monroe-Woodbury 38, Goshen 34 … Washingtonville 16, Cornwall 7 … Minisink 35, Middletown 0 … O’Neill 49, Valley Central 23.

WEEK ELEVEN: Port Jervis 27, Middletown 0 … Goshen 28, Warwick 19 … Monroe-Woodbury 16, Washingtonville 0 … O’Neill 17, Cornwall 0 … Valley Central 21, Pine Bush 7 … New Paltz 7, Spackenkill 6.

EXCEPTIONAL SENIORS GAME: West 20, East 0

NOTE – Port Jervis won the OCL title … New Paltz won the MHAL title … Tri-Valley won the WSL title.

1981 SCOREBOARD PAGE (Kingston 10, Newburgh 7 in the Section One Dutchess County Scholastic League)

WEEK ONE: Goshen 14, Middletown 13 … Washingtonville 22, Port Jervis 3 … Pearl River 7, Minisink 2 … Monroe-Woodbury 28, O’Neill 0 … Valley Central 33, Cornwall 12 … Warwick 24, Pine Bush 6 … Marlboro 12, Highland 0 … New Paltz 21, Saugerties 6 … Rondout 20, Red Hook 0 … Ellenville 38, Livingston Manor 0 … Jeffersonville-Youngsville 21, Hancock 6 … Tri-Valley 16, Liberty 0 … Unatego 34, Eldred 0.

WEEK TWO: Pearl River 27, Warwick 12 … Port Jervis 17, Monroe-Woodbury 0 … Valley Central 21, O’Neill 0 … Washingtonville 35, Cornwall 0 … Goshen 25, Pine Bush 7 … Minisink 13, Middletown 7 … Yonkers def. Newburgh … Ellenville 52, Liberty 0 … Wallkill 6, Onteora 6 … Rondout 0, John Jay 0 … Nanuet 26, Saugerties 0 … Marlboro 30, Millbrook 0 … New Paltz 13, Spackenkill 0 …Our Lady Of Lourdes 28, Highland 20 … Tri-Valley 34, Afton 7 … Jeffersonville-Youngsville 36, Haldane 6.

WEEK THREE: Cornwall 21, Pine Bush 7 … Middletown 3, Warwick 0 … Minisink 25, Monroe-Woodbury 6 … Port Jervis 31, Pearl River 14 … Washingtonville 49, O’Neill 0 … Goshen 21, Valley Central 6 … Our Lady OF Lourdes 6, Newburgh 6 … Highland 20, Red Hook 0 … New Paltz 20, Rondout 0 … Saugerties 14, Onteora 12 … Ellenville 40, Wallkill 7 … Marlboro 28, Liberty 0 … Jeffersonville-Youngsville def. Delaware Valley … Tri-Valley def. Eldred.

WEEK FOUR: Port Jervis 34, Middletown 0 … Washingtonville 24, Minisink 7 … Cornwall 0, Monroe-Woodbury 0 … Valley Central 41, Warwick 12 … O’Neill 23, Pine Bush 0 … Pearl River 13, Goshen 12 … Newburgh 36, John Jay 12 … Ellenville 61, Saugerties 0 … New Paltz 21, Onteora 0 … Rondout 28, Highland 24 … Liberty 16, Red Hook 6 … Marlboro 22, Wallkill 7 … Roscoe 28, Delaware Valley 0 … Jeffersonville-Youngsville 48, Eldred 0 … Tri-Valley 20, Livingston Manor 14.

WEEK FIVE: Monroe-Woodbury 28, Middletown 12 … Valley Central 28, Pearl River 21 … Washingtonville 28, Pine Bush 0 … Goshen 20, O’Neill 6 … Minisink 21, Cornwall 7 … Port Jervis 55, Warwick 0 … Newburgh 14, Roosevelt 6 … Marlboro 21, Saugerties 0 … Red Hook 14, Wallkill 14 … Highland 32, Liberty 0 … Onteora 28, Rondout 14 … Ellenville 28, New Paltz 13 … Jeffersonville-Youngsville def. Livingston Manor … Roscoe def. Tri-Valley.

WEEK SIX: Valley Central 24, Middletown 0 … Monroe-Woodbury 39, Pine Bush 0 … Washingtonville 28, Pearl River 14 … Cornwall 28, Warwick 6 … Port Jervis 25, Goshen 22 … Minisink 17, O’Neill 0 … Newburgh 34, Spackenkill 16 … Highland 34, Wallkill 7 … Saugerties 20, Red Hook 15 … Marlboro 13, New Paltz 8 … Ellenville 52, Onteora 14 … Rondout 28, Liberty 0 … Jeffersonville-Youngsville 42, Roscoe 0 … Tri-Valley 22, Delaware Valley 0.

WEEK SEVEN: Pearl River 42, Pine Bush 19 … Valley Central 35, Monroe-Woodbury 22 … Washingtonville 16, Middletown 0 … Port Jervis 30, Cornwall 0 … Warwick 18, O’Neill 8 … Minisink 13, Goshen 0 … Arlington 28, Newburgh 20 … Ellenville 41, Rondout 0 … Marlboro 20, Onteora 2 … New Paltz 29, Red Hook 0 … Saugerties 20, Highland 14 … Wallkill 25, Liberty 8 … Jeffersonville-Youngsville def. Tri-Valley.

WEEK EIGHT: Port Jervis 34, O’Neill 7 … Middletown 21, Pine Bush 7 … Monroe-Woodbury 13, Pearl River 0 … Goshen 28, Cornwall 0 … Minisink 20, Warwick 14 … Washingtonville 21, Valley Central 15 … Ketcham 20, Newburgh 0 … Rondout 17, Wallkill 3 … Saugerties 28, Liberty 14 … New Paltz 21, Highland 6 … Onteora 19, Red Hook 0 … Ellenville 20, Marlboro 12 … Jeffersonville-Youngsville 65, Dover 6 … Whitney Point def. Tri-Valley.

WEEK NINE: Pearl River 35, Middletown 0 … Valley Central 41, Pine Bush 7 … Washingtonville 21, Monroe-Woodbury 0 … Port Jervis 10, Minisink 0 … O’Neill 18, Cornwall 0 … Goshen 26, Warwick 0 … Newburgh 19, Poughkeepsie 8 … Saugerties 33, Wallkill 14 … Rondout 18, Marlboro 6 … Ellenville 45, Red Hook 12 … Highland 22, Onteora 21 … New Paltz 41, Liberty 6.

WEEK TEN OCL TITLE GAME: Washingtonville 22, Port Jervis 15

WEEK TEN BOWL GAME: Jeffersonville-Youngsville 40, Harpursville 7 (J-Y wins “Bowl D Game” over Section Four)

WEEK TEN: Monroe-Woodbury 22, Warwick 14 … Valley Central 22, Goshen 14 … Minisink 23, Pine Bush 6 … Middletown 26, Cornwall 20 … Pearl River 48, O’Neill 12 … Kingston 10, Newburgh 7 … Marlboro 24, Red Hook 0 … Ellenville 28, Highland 8 … Saugerties 21, Rondout 16 … New Paltz 21, Wallkill 6 … Onteora 36, Liberty 6.

EXCEPTIONAL SENIORS GAME @ MONROE-WOODBURY: West 13, East 10

NOTE – Washingtonville won the OCL title … Ellenville won the MHAL title … Jeffersonville-Youngsville won the WSL title.

SECTION NINE FOOTBALL WEEK SEVEN SCHEDULE/SCOREBOARD FOR 10/19-10/21 (7PM Fri/1PM Sat; *League)

SPECIAL NOTE – The Marlboro @ Roosevelt scheduled week one game that did not take place is now a Marlboro forfeit.

THURSDAY GAMES: Minisink 21, Monroe-Woodbury 7 … Middletown 34, Pine Bush 14*.

PORT JERVIS STEAMROLLS NP!!/WASH’VILLE LIGHTS UP SCOREBOARD!!/CORNWALL MACHINE PLOWS GOSHEN!!PAWLING STILL PERFECT!!

FRIDAY GAMES: Marlboro 31, Spackenkill 0* … Port Jervis 61, New Paltz 0* … Burke 14, O’Neill 0… Washingtonville 57, Wallkill 25 … Warwick 7, Our Lady of Lourdes 6 … Cornwall 57, Goshen 7* … Roosevelt def. Red Hook by forfeit (21-0 score designation) … Saugerties 26, Dover 0 … Chester 35, Highland 12

8-MAN: Eldred 50, Onteora 30 … Ellenville 46, Tri-Valley 6 … Pine Plains/Rhinebeck 26, Millbrook/Webutuck 14* … Pawling 36, Sullivan West 6.

NEWBURGH TAKES 11TH STRAIGHT OVER KINGSTON!!/BEACON NIPS LIBERTY TO EARN FINAL CLASS B PLAYOFF SPOT!!

SATURDAY GAMES: Valley Central 28, Monticello 0 … Beacon 12, Liberty 9* … Newburgh 37, Kingston 0*.

8-MAN: Rondout def. Livingston Manor/Roscoe by forfeit (21-0 score designation)

Every week six miss by Boo came via one touchdown. Sounds like he needs an oil change.

MONROE-WOODBURY – The Crusaders beat Kingston while Minisink edged Washingtonville entering this great showdown between two talented teams. We’ll give M-W a slight edge but don’t bet the rent money.

MIDDLETOWN – The Middies play the favorite versus Pine Bush but the Bushmen gave M-W a good game two weeks ago and have a good position in terms of earning the fourth Class AA playoff seed after having beaten Valley Central.

MARLBORO – Wallkill beat the Dukes in the final minute but playing up in class helps a program anyway. Marlboro already has the division title in hand as they finish league play with Spackenkill.

PORT JERVIS – The Raiders clinched B-1 and want to make sure to get the #1 playoff seed in the Class B SNF tournament bracket. New Paltz will not make the playoffs after having lost to Liberty in week six by a touchdown.

BURKE – In a tough call, we’ll choose the Eagles over the O’Neill Raiders in what promises to be a great football game. O’Neill will play Chester for the Class C title and Burke is already in the Class D state tournament as the only D representative in the section.

WASHINGTONVILLE – The Wizards lost a very close A-1 game at Minisink but look to rebound at Wallkill. The Panthers pulled out that great win over Marlboro to spark some momentum going into week seven. The Wizards host Warwick next week to determine which of those teams get a Class A playoff spot. A Cornwall win over Goshen would end the Wallkill playoff possibilities.

OUR LADY OF LOURDES – The Warriors took a pounding from Newburgh while Warwick did no better at Middletown. So, in a battle between two 4-3 teams, we’ll go with Lourdes as they seem to play sounder football this year with a better offense.

CORNWALL – The Dragons can set up a showdown with OLL for the A-2 division championship next week with a win at Goshen. This would end the postseason hopes for both Goshen and Wallkill.

SAUGERTIES – After suffering some bruises at Port Jervis, the Sawyers have a very good chance at defeating Dover in non-league action. It appears as though Saugerties will play Red Hook in a Class B quarterfinal playoff game at home next week.

CHESTER – The Hambletonians lost a well-played game at O’Neill but still make the Class C championship against them on November 10th at Spackenkill. Highland will present a great challenge at the Commons.

ONTEORA – The big overtime win at PP/RB earned the Eagles a playoff spot. They should have the edge in a non-league contest this week at Eldred.

ELLENVILLE – The Blue Devils host Tri-Valley in an 8-man crossover matchup. We’ll take Ellenville in this go-round.

PINE PLAINS/RHINEBECK – The Bombers/Hawks will be the pick for this upcoming game with visiting Millbrook/Webutuck as they try to clinch a playoff berth.

PAWLING – In a possible 8-man prelude to a sectional championship game, Pawling entertains Sullivan West in a battle of unbeatens. Both teams will have a bye as division winners in the playoff quarterfinals and would love to at least get a mental edge with a win going toward the off week. We’ll choose the Tigers over the Bulldogs in this one.

VALLEY CENTRAL – The Vikings play a non-leaguer at Monticello before completing league play with Middletown next week. VC gets the nod in this road contest. Monticello will not make the postseason and VC would need a three-way tiebreaker along with Kingston and Pine Bush to have any kind of a chance.

BEACON – The Beacon squad forfeited their game at Cornwall last week but we’ll still favor them going into Liberty this Saturday. The winner gets the final Class B playoff spot and will more than likely face Highland in the quarterfinal matchup.

NEWBURGH – The Goldbacks try for an 11th consecutive win over archrival Kingston in a series that dates back to at least 1915. With Kingston’s loss at Valley Central two weeks ago, the Tigers’ playoff hopes have diminished.

NEW YORK STATE SPORTSWRITERS ASSOCIATION RANKINGS AFTER WEEK SIX

CLASS AA: Monroe-Woodbury (#20) … Middletown (#23) … Newburgh (#25).

CLASS A: Cornwall (#7) … Minisink (#23) … Honorable Mention: Our Lady of Lourdes … Roosevelt … Washingtonville.

CLASS B: Port Jervis (#25) … HM: Marlboro… Saugerties.

CLASS C: O’Neill (#19) … HM: Chester.

CLASS D: Burke (#7)

8-MAN: Pawling (#5) … Sullivan West (#10) … HM: Fallsburg.

SECTION NINE FOOTBALL TOP FIVE RANKINGS AFTER WEEK SIX

CLASS AA/A:
1. CORNWALL – Beacon forfeited the week six scheduled game at Cornwall due to a lack of eligible players. The Dragons will work to stay on top with the impending league game at Goshen. Forfeits are unfortunate for both squads in many ways, especially with so few games played in football.

2. MONROE-WOODBURY – The Crusaders blanked Kingston to up the record to 4-0 in the Class AA division. In two weeks, the showdown with Newburgh will take place at Etzel Field to clarify playoff seeding. First, however, we get to have a great non-league battle between two of our best teams, M-W hosting Minisink in a Thursday special.

3. MIDDLETOWN – The Middies all but had the game won at halftime against Warwick, utilizing some of the backup players in the second half. The Middies return to league action, hosting Pine Bush in another Thursday game, but the Bushmen have gotten a lot better.

4. NEWBURGH – Do you think the Goldbacks meant business in posting a 42-0 shutout at Lourdes?! With that week five loss to Middletown in their craw, NFA went across the river and handed a very rare loss to an exceptional program. As for week seven, it’s the rekindling of an old but famous rivalry, Newburgh vs. Kingston.

5. MINISINK – The Warriors won a very tight contest over previously unbeaten Washingtonville at John Bell Field. MV clinched the A-1 division crown, the fifth league championship credited to coach Kevin Gallagher since taking over in 2006. This week the bus zooms toward Central Valley to take on M-W. Get your popcorn ready!!

CLASS B/C/D:
1. PORT JERVIS – The Raiders clinched the B-1 title thanks to a thorough win over Saugerties. They will receive a first-round bye in the playoffs and a home playoff semifinal game. This week PJ drives up to New Paltz to round up divisional play.

2. MARLBORO – The Iron Dukes dropped a tough contest to Wallkill in the final minute. They have already won the B-2 division and get the first-round bye. Next up is a home contest with league opponent Spackenkill.

3. BURKE – We’ll show the Eagles some overdue respect here after winning a sixth game in a row, pounding poor Dover on Saturday. Burke visits O’Neill in a great clash between two of our better teams in a Friday night 6:30 kickoff.

4. O’NEILL – The Raiders nipped rival Chester by a field goal to clinch the Class C division crown. They’ll meet again to determine the Section Nine winner. Meanwhile, the game this week with Burke makes for some good fan fodder.

5. SAUGERTIES – We’ll keep the Sawyers in this spot despite the rough showing at Port Jervis. A trip to Dover could provide a slight remedy and a sixth win on the season.

8-MAN:
1. PAWLING – The Tigers hold the NYSSWA 5th ranking in the state, entering a big non-league meeting against fellow unbeaten Sullivan West on the road this Friday night.

2. SULLIVAN WEST – The Bulldogs have already won Division One and will get a great test with Pawling riding in this week. SW wrapped up a perfect league record in defeating Eldred in week six play.

3. ELLENVILLE – The Blue Devils held on for a 40-34 victory over Rondout to climb higher in these rankings. Ellenville has slowly picked up steam and will play the favorite versus Tri-Valley at home.

4. RONDOUT – The Ganders fell behind early but made a game of it in a one touchdown loss to Ellenville. RV sees Livingston Manor/Roscoe on the road schedule this week, if LM/R can suit up enough players for the roster.

5. FALLSBURG – The Comets will go two weeks without a game the way things look right now, as they picked up a forfeit win over LM/R and now get a week seven bye. This is not good for any program and another reason why everybody really loses in a football forfeit.