Football roundup: Pine Plains earns 'encouraging' win, plus other local scores
Kaleb Chapman ran for 168 yards and two touchdowns and threw a touchdown to Joe Ramirez, leading the Pine Plains/Rhinebeck football team in a 33-0 win over Tri-Valley.
A thunderstorm forced several local games to be delayed or canceled Friday night, including Franklin D. Roosevelt versus Marlboro and Rondout Valley versus Pawling, both of which were halted and won't be resumed.
Pine Plains' home game was among the few contests that weren't significantly impacted by the weather.
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John Macri ran for 101 yards, including a 28-yard touchdown, helping the rebuilding Bombers win their season opener against the defending eight-man league champions. Chris Macri rushed for 60 yards and a touchdown.
"This is a huge confidence booster for a bunch of kids who are in new positions this year," coach Rob Scott said. "We've got a new quarterback and two new running backs, so we didn't know how the skill positions would perform early on. So, it was encouraging to see this happen."
Pine Plains/Rhinebeck totaled 330 rushing yards behind an experienced offensive line of Josh Dolansky, Noah Curtis and Jason Henry.
John Macri made eight tackles, Joe DiCarlo had seven tackles and Tyler Beckingham had an interception for the Bombers.
Arlington 34, Scarsdale 10: Mike Rescigno threw two touchdowns and ran for another, leading the Admirals in a game that was twice delayed and didn't conclude until almost midnight.
James Davenport scored two touchdowns, including a 52-yard run on the first play from scrimmage. Lucas Mackin had a 65-yard touchdown reception, Robbie Jordan caught a 63-yard touchdown, and Nick DeGuisto had two long kick returns to set up scores, including one for 73 yards.
Arlington (2-0) will host rival Carmel at 4 p.m. Thursday.
Spackenkill 34, Dover 8
Saturday
Haldane 29, Poughkeepsie 8: Evan Giachinta ran for 94 yards and a touchdown and returned a fumble 29 yards for a score to lead the Blue Devils. Ryan Van Tassel ran for a touchdown and threw a 75-yard touchdown to Michael Murray.
Murray had three tackles and two sacks, and Erik Stubblefield and Jack Hartman each had a sack for Haldane (2-0). Poughkeepsie's Ariel Son of Sean ran for 57 yards.
John Jay-East Fishkill 36, Ossining 8: Brady Feliciotto threw for 267 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 46 yards to lead the Patriots (2-0). John Jay led 13-8 on Saturday when the game was suspended because of lightning, and they pulled away when play resumed on Sunday.
Vinny Angioletti had six catches for 122 yards and two touchdowns, Noah Croutch had six receptions for 66 yards, and James Bird had a touchdown catch.
Croutch made nine tackles, including three for loss. Finn VanDerStuyf had two tackles for loss, and Feliciotto and Matt Fernandez each had a sack.
Our Lady of Lourdes 50, Pine Bush 32: Joe Tempestelli ran for 62 yards and two touchdowns and had six tackles and two sacks to lead the Warriors (2-0). Mike Sabini rushed for two touchdowns and Noey Ledesma threw a touchdown to Drew Kozak, who also ran for 75 yards.
Defensive lineman Ray Raiche had an interception that he returned to 40 yards to the 2, and Dane Bryan made six tackles for Lourdes, which had a 36-point lead after three quarters.
Saugerties 35, New Paltz 20: Gavin Treglia threw for 207 yards and three touchdowns in the loss for New Paltz. Cole Mumford had a 67-yard touchdown reception, and Nick Horowitz and Tiernan Schmitt each caught a touchdown. Mumford also made nine tackles and Oliver Tremblay had a sack.
Damon Weishaupt threw four touchdowns, three of them to Shyree Laney, who had four receptions for 148 yards to lead Saugerties. New Paltz (0-2) visits Marlboro at 6 p.m. Thursday.
O'Neill 35, Red Hook 21: Landon Ramsey threw for 223 yards and rushed for 135 yards for Red Hook in the loss. The Raiders (1-1) host Saugerties at 3:30 p.m. Thursday.
Other scores
Mount Vernon 18, Roy C. Ketcham 16
Port Jervis 61, Beacon 20
Eldred 34, Millbrook/Webutuck 0
This article originally appeared on Poughkeepsie Journal: Football roundup: Pine Plains, Arlington and Spackenkill win big
