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#14 NESHAMINY at #3 UNIONVILLE (Neshaminy 28, Unionville 0)

Sterling Limousine Offensive Player of the Game – Sean Ulmer, Neshaminy

2011 Senior #04 Sean Ulmer

The Redskins’ senior running back had 20 carries for 133 yards and two touchdowns. He also had one reception for 19 yards.
Neshaminy coach Mark Schmidt says:  “Early in the game, we got a turnover and scored and then blocked a punt. On the first play, he fumbled it. The ball was on the 30-yard line, and to have an early fumble, he was upset with himself. The defense held them, and on our next series, Sean got the ball, and he made a couple of really nice runs, and we took it all the way in the end zone. He’s been playing great. Some of the yards he’s gotten this year have been awful tough yards. Every week he goes out and gives his best, and his best has been darn good.”

Sterling Limousine Defensive Player of the Game – Steve Olenski, Neshaminy

2012 #42 Steve Olenski

The junior defensive lineman had seven solo tackles and one assist. He also had one pass breakup.
Neshaminy coach mark Schmidt says:  “He made a couple of really, really good plays, and he did super. Steve actually got benched halfway through the season, and he asked for a second chance. He hasn’t looked back since. He’s played very well. He’s a great kid. Ever since he’s come back, every week he’s done something big, and he made a couple of super plays for us on Friday night. It was a great job on his part.”

Sterling Limousine Special Teams Players of the Game – Bryan Reice & Ron Smith, Neshaminy

2011 Senior #97 Bryan Reice

Reice punted four time for 157 yards, averaging 39.5 yards a punt with a long of 60 yards. Two of his punts were downed inside the 20. Smith came up with a blocked punt.

2011 Senior #03 Ron Smith

Neshaminy coach Mark Schmidt says:  “Bryan had a couple of super punts, and we had good coverage, and he really flipped the field for us. Bryan has been steady for us all year. He’s done a great job.
“Ron not only blocked a punt early, but he had two real nice coverage tackles on kickoffs. He has really taken it upon himself, and he and Tyler Green have been guys that have done a really good job covering kicks for us. It’s an attitude thing, and he’s really been good that way.”