Game MVP

In his final regular season home game of his high school football career, TB15 completed two out of six passes for 23 yards with no touchdowns and no interceptions. He also rushed 2 times for 10 yards (5.0 average yards per carry) with a touchdown, a two-yard quarterback sneak which occurred with 4:08 remaining in the second quarter.

Danny became the second Dunmore football player in as many seasons to amass 1,000 rushing yards on the season as he picked up 98 yards via the ground on 10 rushes (9.8 average yards per rush) with no touchdowns. His best play of his Senior Night was a 78-yard kickoff return for a touchdown to begin the second half and ensure the Bucks would not lose on Senior Night 2023.

There is no doubt in my mind Dom is the most underrated player on this football team because he does everything we ask him to do. He carried four times for a total of 39 yards (9.7 average yards per carry) with a touchdown, which came on s 16-yard scamper down the right sideline with 1:38 remaining in the first quarter to extend the Bucks’ lead to 14-6.

Nick started the scoring for us on an 18-yard touchdown run on his only carry of the game with 3:37 remaining in the first quarter. He also picked up a team-high 5.5 tackles (one tackle for loss) on the defensive side of the ball.

Nick has been a solid center for us all season long and I thought it would be cool to give him a shout out for all of his hard work and effort that he has given to us these last four years. He had a season-high three pancake blocks in his final regular season game of his high school football career against West Scranton on Friday night.

Bryce has been a mainstay on the offensive line for the last three years and he continues to improve week after week. With that being said, he picked up three pancake blocks along with his senior teammate Rogan Dougherty (who had a team-high four pancake blocks) on the right side of the offensive line. He also made two tackles defensively on his Senior Night respectively.

For the second consecutive week, the Reuther brothers (Brayden and Nathan) played excellent football on both sides of the ball. Brayden made two tackles defensively and scored the final touchdown of the night for us on a 2-yard run up the left side of the offensive line with two seconds remaining in the third quarter. Nathan collected 5.5 tackles, which tied for a team-high in total tackles with Nick Donvito, also recorded two pancake blocks for us. He is the soul and heart of this football team.