BRYN MAWR – St. Aloysius Academy’s junior varsity and varsity football teams were invited to play in the Archdiocesan Coaches’ Bowl for the first time on Saturday, Nov. 15. Although the varsity lost 14-12 to St. Margaret, Narberth, coach Leo Carlin said he was very proud of the boys “even though a lot of our regulars were out due to injuries, the kids on the field still managed to almost win. It was a great season.”##M;[read more}##
The junior varsity won the Coaches Bowl, defeating Sts. Simon and Jude 33-13. “The junior varsity is a group of boys who are, for the most part, outsized and out-gunned,” Carlin said. “They play for each other.”
Players and coaches dedicated the game to their quarterback, sixth grader Leo Carlin III, the head coach’s son who was recently diagnosed with lymphoma.
St. Aloysius Academy Varsity: Mike Cenci, Sean Sweeney, Sam Ramagano, Mike Panichelli, Matt McLaughlin, Jack Hogue, Connor McNulty, Alex Carre, Tyler Chambers, Connor Garvey, Anthony Angelucci, Matt Brown Nick Coppa, Brendan Duffy, Nick Palumbo, Quinn Kensey Gabe Cordes, Robert D’Anjollel and Luke Pinto.
Junior Varsity: Leo Carlin, Ken Schuster, Justin Cech, Jack Hagan, Gabe Pallante, Magnus Sims, Doug Corsi, Gavin Chambers, Stephen Bradley, Mike Miller, Tim O’Brien, Conard Smith, John McMahon, Chad Luzzi, Tim Cannon, Mike D’Anjollel, Dan McCallister, Vince Martino, John Snee, Marty McGuckin, Ryan McNulty, Sam Stroud, Kyle Schuster, John Papandon, Shane Gibson, Keenan Carlin, Thomas Sweeney, Mike Gormley, Kyle Sacchetta, Chris Quaid, Chris Brown, Patrick Finley and Tim Irvine.
Head coach: Leo Carlin. Assistant coaches: Vince Angelucci, Jerome Cech, Mike Cenci, Robert D’Anjollel, Robert Gibson, Tim Chambers and Michael Hogue.
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