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THE DALLAS POST

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Dallas defensive

tackles Logan

Bullock and

Buddy Shutlock

led a defense

that held Lake-Lehman to mi-

nus 17 yards on 31 carries as

Dallas posted a 51-06 victory

to clinch the final District 2

Class 3A spot and earn the

right to take the coveted Old

Shoe trophy back to Moun-

taineer territory.

Dallas was scheduled to

play at Berwick (9-1) in the

D2-3A semifinals onSaturday.

The Mountaineers won

their seventh consecutive

game andwere kept alive for a

district spot when Coughlin

defeated Crestwood.

Dallas let Bullcok a 6-foot,

260-pound senior, cap the scor-

ing with a 1-yard touchdown

run late inn the fourth quarter.

He finishedwith twocarries for

5 yards, leaving running back

Kris Roccograndi (117 yards, 2

TDs) firmly entrenched in the

starter’s role.

Shutlock came close to an

interception in the second

quarter when Jason Simonov-

ich tipped a past at the line of

scrimmage. The 6-4, 260-

pound senior finished about a

step short of hauling in the de-

flection.

Bullock hammered Lehman

1,000-yard running backDust-

in Jones for a 1-yard gain the

first time Lehman had the

ball. On Lehman’s next two

possessions, Shutlock star-

tled them with tackles for mi-

nus 2 yards and no gain.

Dallas quarterbackRyanZa-

poticky, who had over 1,300

passing yards entering the

game, threwonly seven times.

His only TD pass was a 6-yar-

der to Simonovich to make

the score 36-6.

Lake-Lehman fullback Dustin Jones, right, runs through a hole in

the defense as Dallas’ Mark Michno goes for the tackle.

Miranda Dembrowski cheers on the Lake-Lehman defense from

the footballs stands.

Lake-Lehman’s Tom Donovan, left, just misses catching the ball

for a touchdown ahead of Dallas defender Ryan Kozloski.

One ‘Old Shoe’ worth wearing

BILL TARUTIS/ FOR THE DALLAS POST

The Dallas football team after defeating Lake-Lehman.

Running back Kris Roccograndi

takes the ball to the goal line.

Referee Earl Harris handles the pre-game coin toss with Dallas

and Lake-Lehman team captains.

Lake-Lehman cheerleaders root for the Black Knights.

The Dallas football team holds up the coveted Old Shoe trophy

after defeating Lake-Lehman, 51-6.

Dallas quarterback Ryan Za-

poticky throws a screen pass

against Lake-Lehman.

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