2011 All-FCIAC Football Teams

Thursday, December 15, 2011 by:Sean Patrick Bowley
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The FCIAC has announced its All-Conference teams.

It is broken up into the three divisions, first team, second team, honorable mention.

All-FCIAC East

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

Postion Name School # Height Weight Year
QB Matt Milano New Canaan 15 6’3″ 193 12
QB Henry Baldwin Darien 5 6’3″ 180 11
RB Devon Lofton Warde 5 5’9″ 175 12
RB Peter Gesualdi Darien 26 5’11″ 175 11
RB Connor Devane Wilton 15 6’0″ 200 12
RB Jake Pelletier St. Joseph 3 5’8″ 153 11
WR Patrick Newton New Canaan 24 5’10″ 180 12
WR Peter Kraus New Canaan 2 5’11″ 175 12
WR Alex Ward Wilton 4 6’3″ 200 12
WR Hunter Geraghty Wilton 71 6’3″ 275 12
WR Harlan Smith Darien 6 6’4″ 190 12
TE Mike LaSala Wilton 58 6’2″ 265 11
TE Connor Kilbane New Canaan 44 6’2″ 215 12
OL Charlie Brantley Trinity 62 6’2″ 275 12
OL Kalin Killinger New Canaan 79 6’3″ 264 12
OL Chris Smith Darien 2 6’0″ 160 12
OL Mike Money Warde 70 6’5″ 285 12
OL Brett O’Donnell Darien 61 5’10″ 230 12

FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE

Position Player School # Height Weight Year
DL Brandon Williams Bassick 17 6’3″ 237 12
DL Dylan Leeming New Canaan 14 6’5″ 209 11
DL Matt D’Andrea Darien 54 5’11″ 225 12
DL Alexis Guadalupe St. Joseph 56 6’1″ 230 12
LB Mike Pulaski St. Joseph 45 5’10″ 195 11
LB Dan Pason Trinity 58 6’3″ 193 12
LB Kevin McDonough New Canaan 49 6’0″ 215 12
LB David Wolff Warde 33 5’10″ 215 12
LB Patrick Monnelus Bassick 52 6’0″ 218 12
LB Corey Eppley Darien 24 6’1″ 185 12
DB Sean Carroll Wilton 16 6’0″ 195 12
DB Mike Stovall Darien 20 5’10″ 175 12
DB Tevin McFadden Bassick 11 5’9″ 181 12
DB Patrick McDonald Darien 10 6’0″ 180 12
P/K Collin Shapiro New Canaan 29 6’1″ 182 12

SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE

Position Player School # Height Weight Year
QB Vochan Fowler Bassick 2 5’11″ 165 11
RB Jeff Cortese Trinity 7 6’1″ 195 12
RB Christian Bognar Darien 44 5’7″ 170 11
RB Travis Stella Wilton 21 5’9″ 190 12
RB Davon Johnson Bassick 15 5’8″ 157 12
WR Morlo Mackin Bassick 10 6’2″ 177 12
WR Mark Hirschbeck St. Joseph 35 5’11″ 200 10
TE Connor Buhler Wilton 20 6’2″ 230 12
OL Jordan Irizarry Warde 68 5’9″ 225 12
OL Rami Hamdan New Canaan 64 6’5″ 265 12
OL Robert Roerich St. Joseph 79 6’0″ 250 11
OL Dale Kirkland Bassick 60 6’5″ 246 11
OL Chris Dijs New Canaan 54 6’5″ 245 12
OL John McKeown Warde 76 6’2″ 220 12
OL Marko Piedmont Wilton 75 6’2″ 240 12
OL Nick Pelli New Canaan 58 5’8″ 244 12

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

Position Player School # Height Weight Year
DL Jake Coughlin Darien 99 6’10″ 235 12
DL Thomas Rochlin New Canaan 68 6’2″ 265 12
DL Colin McKeown Warde 77 6’3″ 250 11
DL Will Lotchefeld Darien 42 6’0″ 205 11
DL John Brainard New Canaan 35 6’3″ 206 12
LB Bobby Distler New Canaan 34 5’9″ 179 12
LB Rob Keers Wilton 81 6’4″ 200 12
LB Andrew Maley Darien 52 5’9″ 180 11
DB Ryan Jacob Warde 2 5’10″ 175 11
DB Ian Vanderhorn Darien 28 6’0″ 156 11
DB Michael Palomba Trinity 23 6’0″ 172 11
DB Jared Meichner New Canaan 26 5’10″ 172 12

HONORABLE MENTION

Players # Position Height Weight Year
Bassick
Anthony Brown 34 HB/LB 6’1″ 222 11
Luis Acosta 65 OL/DL 6’0″ 261 11
Sonny Beason 5 RB/LB 5’8″ 167 12
Darien
Clay Barker 80 SE 6’3″ 195 12
Ryan Barthold 18 TE 6’3″ 185 12
Stephen Wildish 50 C/DE 6’2″ 190 12
New Canaan
Hunter Budd 38 RB/DL 6’2″ 220 12
Raynor Cordes 50 DL 6’0″ 210 12
Louis Hagopian 33 RB 6’0″ 172 11
Grady Lynch 7 WR/DB 5’11″ 170 11
Jake Miller 10 DB 6’0″ 176 12
Duke Repko 12 RB/WR 5’10″ 160 11
St. Joseph
E.J. Sheehan 26 RB/DB 5’9″ 175 12
Trinity
Kevin Epp 80 WR/RB 6’3″ 195 12
Cody Zaro 5 TE/SS 6’1″ 181 11
Riley Kinihan 50 OL/DL 6’0″ 230 11
Warde
Joe Marx 44 RB/LB 6’1″ 205 12
Kerven Jaques 9 S 5’10″ 180 11
Max Garrett 11 SS 6’2″ 205 11
Brian Kerrigan 86 TE/DE 6’4″ 235 10
Wilton
Brendan Chapey 2 S 5’11″ 165 12
Luis MacIntyre 51 OL 6’1″ 230 11
Brian Parese 44 DL 5’8″ 180 12

All-FCIAC Central

FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE

Position Player School # Height Weight Year
QB Damien Vega McMahon 11 6’0″ 190 12
QB Bryan Boderick Stamford 2 5’11″ 175 12
RB Taquan Broadway Harding 24 5’11″ 175 12
RB Chris Jerome McMahon 34 5’11″ 189 12
RB Sam Gravitte Ridgefield 30 6’1″ 190 11
RB Kyle Jordan McMahon 31 5’11″ 190 11
WR Derick Edwards Norwalk 11 5’10″ 165 12
WR Jack Heller Ridgefield 7 6’4″ 190 12
WR Barry Boderick Stamford 2 5’11″ 175 12
WR Antwaine Clarke Harding 18 6’2″ 180 12
WR Jahad Williams Harding 10 5’11″ 170 11
TE Mike Tarantino Ridgefield 72 5’9″ 20 12
OL Rodrigo Denapoli Stamford 55 5’10″ 235 11
OL Patrick Whalen Norwalk 50 6’0″ 204 12
OL Andrew Barton Ridgefield 50 6’2″ 225 11
OL Mike Nagy Ludlowe 61 6’2″ 200 12
PK Griffin Jones Ridgefield 1 6’5″ 180 10

FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE

Position Player School # Height Weight Year
DL Zack O’Connor McMahon 33 6’1″ 190 12
DL Kwazee Rice Norwalk 77 6’3″ 264 12
DL Matthew Flanagan Ridgefield 17 5’11″ 190 12
DL John Desmond Ludlowe 71 5’9″ 180 12
DL Brandon Rembert Norwalk 52 6’0″ 268 12
LB Bobby Stringfellow Norwalk 1 6’0″ 171 12
LB Gil Araujo Norwalk 41 6’0″ 204 12
LB Dave Klein Norwalk 46 5’7″ 183 12
LB John Turner Ridgefield 27 5’11″ 215 12
LB Matt Corcoran Stamford 9 5’10″ 195 12
DB Delshawn Wilson Norwalk 5 6’1″ 186 12
DB Chandler Foster Stamford 13 5’10″ 195 12
DB John Anazalone Norwalk 25 5’11″ 165 12
DB Marc Lugo McMahon 20 5’6″ 135 12
DB Ryan Scott McMahon 24 5’10″ 170 12
P Victor D’Ascenzo Ludlowe 36 5’10″ 170 11

SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE

Position Player School # Height Weight Year
QB Connor Rowe Ridgefield 8 6’0″ 190 11
QB Matt White Ludlowe 1 5’10″ 160 10
RB Kenny Francois Norwalk 23 5’8″ 148 12
RB Tomar Joseph Norwalk 32 5’7″ 216 11
RB Jimmy Gaspar Ludlowe 34 5’11″ 160 10
RB TaShaun Ballard Harding 28 5’10″ 225 11
WR Neil Gollogly Ridgefield 21 6’3″ 180 12
WR Jake Demetros Stamford 16 5’11″ 165 12
WR Dan Silvestri Ludlowe 24 5’9″ 150 11
TE Garrett Vasquez Ridgefield 57 5’8″ 185 12
OL Ryan Silverman McMahon 77 5’11″ 200 12
OL Andre Rodriquez McMahon 75 5’5″ 245 11
OL Brian Manby Norwalk 58 6’2″ 190 12
OL Tyler Burns Norwalk 71 6’0″ 235 12

SECOND-TEAM DEFENSE

Position Player School # Height Weight Year
DL Tarek Bruce Stamford 5 5’8″ 200 12
DL Shaq Watkin Stamford 71 6’2″ 270 12
DL Kyle Demmeyer Ludlowe 49 5’10″ 200 11
DL Markeith Buster Harding 74 6’3″ 290 12
DL Rafael Samuels Harding 69 6’2″ 230 12
LB Brandon Freeman McMahon 23 5’8″ 165 12
LB Drew D’Antonio McMahon 2 5’4″ 145 11
LB Adrian Jones Ridgefield 3 5’8″ 180 12
LB Chris Mirra Ridgefield 9 5’10″ 185 11
LB Frankie Colandro Stamford 44 5’11″ 205 11
LB Reggie David, Jr. Harding 5 5’10″ 180 10
DB Mickey Hicks Ridgefield 23 5’5″ 160 11
DB Marc Lerebours Norwalk 9 5’4″ 141 11
DB Tommy Howell Ludlowe 10 5’9″ 165 11
DB Anthony St. Vil Harding 7 5’11″ 170 12

HONORABLE MENTION

Player # Position Height Weight Year
Harding
Torri Voss 44 LB/FB 5’6″ 215 12
Lou Holiday 64 C 5’10″ 215 11
Vaughen Graham 27 DB 5’8″ 145 12
Elijah Vereen 50 C 11
Ludlowe
Jake Garrell 55 OL/DL 5’10″ 200 10
Dylan Clairborne 64 OL/DL 6’1″ 220 11
Brent Ward 32 FB/LB 5’10″ 185 12
Stephen Scholz 22 RB/LB 6’0″ 185 11
McMahon
Chris Holomakoff 53 LB 5’8″ 185 11
Danny O’Brien 45 LB 5’5″ 180 10
Jamie Restivo 7 DB 5’7″ 150 11
Norwalk
Andy St. Fleur 10 WR/DB 5’9″ 150 12
John Wilkins 22 K/P 5’10″ 155 12
Tristan Opdahl 57 OL/DL 6’0″ 238 11
Tyler Hiller 56 OL/DL 5’10″ 200 12
Ridgefield
Rich Mathes 52 OL/DL 6’0″ 185 11
Aidan Mauro 25 RB/DB 5’7″ 155 10
Victor Fernandez 45 LB/DB 5’10″ 165 11
Tim Cozens 63 OL/DL 6’2″ 185 11
Stamford
Nick Palumbo 17 WR 5’10″ 175 12
Carlos Martinez 15 DB 5’11″ 175 12
Cameron Webb 25 RB 10
Chris Hulban 66 OL 6’0″ 270 12

All-FCIAC West

FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE

Position Player School # Height Weight Year
QB Jack Massie Staples 16 6’0″ 175 10
RB Mike Daly Greenwich 23 5’11″ 187 12
RB Davell Cotterell Westhill 7 5’11″ 185 11
RB James Harrington Danbury 3 5’7″ 160 12
RB Frederick Tucker Central 25 5’7″ 195 12
RB Joey Zelkowitz Staples 22 5’8″ 165 11
WR Joel Arroyo Greenwich 3 5’11″ 175 12
WR James Frusciante Staples 4 5’10″ 160 11
WR Jon Heil Staples 28 5’9″ 165 12
OL Jack Gibson Staples 76 6’0″ 255 12
OL Nick Pennella Greenwich 62 5’8″ 210 12
OL Grant Roman Trumbull 71 6’2″ 240 12
OL Zack Voytek Trumbull 73 6’5″ 310 12
OL Kwasi Duodu Central 78 5’11″ 210 12
K Robbie Wolfe Staples 20 5’10″ 205 12

FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE

Position Player School # Height Weight Year
DL Tyler Hancock Danbury 74 5’8″ 190 12
DL Vincent Deramo Central 10 6’3″ 220 11
DL Will Trepp Greenwich 65 6’1″ 250 12
LB Shane Nastahowski Greenwich 48 6’1″ 220 12
LB Kyle Camacho Greenwich 55 6’1″ 240 12
LB Aaron Dixon Danbury 2 6’0″ 198 12
LB Austin Calitro Danbury 35 6’1″ 230 12
LB Don Cherry Trumbull 44 6’2″ 230 12
DB James Irvine Westhill 10 5’10″ 175 12
DB Nick Kelly Staples 5 6’2″ 188 11
K Jesse Alderberg Greenwich 10 5’6″ 150 11

SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE

Position Player School # Height Weight Year
QB Garin Mooney Danbury 15 5’9″ 165 12
RB Chad Lawrence Central 4 5’10″ 170 12
WR Zach Mitchell Staples 82 5’10″ 180 12
WR Ryan Kelly Greenwich 25 6’0″ 170 12
OL Seamus Ronan Westhill 52 5’10″ 210 12
OL Ryan Vaughn Staples 70 6’4″ 275 11
OL Chris Beaver Danbury 75 5’9″ 200 12
OL Jackson Dell’Abate Greenwich 60 6’2″ 230 12

SECOND-TEAM DEFENSE

Position Player School # Height Weight Year
DL Alec Kaplan Staples 56 6’0″ 195 12
DL Wesley Spears Danbury 66 5’8″ 175 12
DL Alex McGhee Greenwich 58 6’1″ 210 11
DL Patrick Callahan Greenwich 44 6’2″ 195 11
LB Emmanuel Omari Central 50 5’11″ 185 12
LB Kevin Kearney Staples 42 6’1″ 185 11
LB Nick Jimenez Westhill 33 5’9″ 210 11
LB Mike Uus Trumbull 23 5’10″ 12
DB Greg Strauss Staples 32 5’10″ 170 11
DB Corey Chaffee Danbury 7 5’10″ 175 11
DB Taylor Olmstead Greenwich 40 6’3″ 195 11
DB Alex McMurray Greenwich 11 6’0″ 197 11
DB David Engel Westhill 32 6’0″ 170 12
DB Chris Nolan Central 3 5’11″ 170 12

HONORABLE MENTION

Player # Position Height Weight Year
Central
Jamie Rodriguez 51 OG/LB 5’8″ 180 12
Devon Louis 58 OT/DT 5’11″ 285 11
Andrew Louis 23 RB/LB 5’11″ 215 11
Keyshaun Thomas 1 RB/DB 5’9″ 175 10
Danbury
Elijah Duffy 10 S 5’9″ 155 10
Marcus Escribano 85 WR/C 5’9″ 155 12
Will Jack 73 OT/DT 6’0″ 200 12
Greenwich
Mike Longo 43 WR 5’9″ 175 11
Vincent Ferraro 1 WR 6’1″ 170 11
Kyle Ballone 59 DT 6’1″ 205 12
Jesse Alderberg 10 K 5’6″ 150 11
Staples
Chris Speer 74 OL 6’1″ 245 11
Vasili Tziolis 25 DB 5’11″ 175 12
Bo Gibson 64 OL 6’0″ 245 12
Peter Bonenfant 14 TE 6’0″ 200 12
Pieter Hoets 44 DL 6’2″ 220 11
Nick Warde 77 OL 6’4″ 265 10
Trumbull
Sean Ramsey 36 RB/LB 11
Westhill
Chris Soule 53 OL 5’9″ 210 11
Dylan Moye 5 DB 5’11″ 190 12
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  1. GuyD says:
    December 15, 2011 at 2:01 pm

    How did Vega and Broderick get ahead of the kid from Ridgefield? He had the 2nd most passing yds in the fciac and a better completion rating than both of those kids…not to mention they actually made it to playoffs

  2. tp says:
    December 15, 2011 at 2:13 pm

    wow…did they miss anybody?

  3. What!!! says:
    December 15, 2011 at 2:39 pm

    The 3 division set up for All-FCIAC is ridiculous. It diminishes the team. I hope they go back to just a 1st and 2nd team for the entire conference

  4. JB says:
    December 15, 2011 at 3:51 pm

    Sean, any insights on how the FCIAC does this … is it a head coaches ballot/vote? Also, how does the East and Central have 33 first teamers while the West has only 26? From ties in the vote?

  5. Sean Patrick Bowley says:
    December 15, 2011 at 4:25 pm

    @JB – I throw my hands up at the FCIAC all-conference teams. It’s insanity.

  6. HSfootball says:
    December 15, 2011 at 4:38 pm

    SPB – you should post the kids that did not make the team. The list would be smaller.

  7. No Axe to Grind says:
    December 15, 2011 at 4:40 pm

    Dang…does anyone NOT make an All-FCIAC Team. I think that I may have gotten an Honorable Mention…let me double check…That is crazy…

  8. JB says:
    December 15, 2011 at 5:45 pm

    The SCC’s first team size, about 15 offense and 15 defense per division, is about the same as for the FCIAC first teams. However, the FCIAC has three divisions instead of two for the SCC.

    But then the FCIAC publishes a second team and honorable mention for each division (which the SCC does not) – that makes the lists look really crazy.

    Both conferences must use a ballot put forth by each head coach of his team’s top candidates and then there must be a vote by the division head coaches. Just curious if anyone knows if that is the process used.

  9. Just Another Fan says:
    December 15, 2011 at 6:16 pm

    I hate how the FCIAC does their all league teams. Some of these kids don’t deserve to be on this list

  10. ND Jim says:
    December 15, 2011 at 6:43 pm

    I guess the “everyone gets a trophy” mentality exists in the FCIAC.
    Ridiculous! It diminishes the award for everyone.

  11. John says:
    December 15, 2011 at 9:52 pm

    Mother of God it’s like 3rd grade house basketball in the FCIAC everythong gets a trophy! It really takes away from the top kids who really deserved recognition.

  12. Tigers25 says:
    December 15, 2011 at 10:40 pm

    Looking through the all fciac central. Nice job by the league picking this one. Ridgefield and norwalk were well represented. It’s great to see those kids get what they’ve earned. At least half of them should be looking at big time offers from colleges this spring. Those awards look great for high school athletes. Remember guys, steve young was in your shoes many years ago… Could be your turn. Keep working and reaching for the stars.

  13. Pat McGroin says:
    December 16, 2011 at 1:06 am

    Love how this is done. The only thing I would add to this is 1 All-FCIAC team. But I would keep all of this. You guys are crazy to think this is to many people. If you ask any of these kids if this list diminishes their award and recognition they’d say you are crazy. There are plenty of kids out there that deserve it to be recognized and this is a great forum to do so.

    Great job by the Head Coaches. The other side of this is – How could Jimmy not make it!! He was sooooo goooood!

    This will only help young athletes strive to make this team, and move up the ladder. Also helps for college recruiting.

  14. 3 for you, 2 for me says:
    December 16, 2011 at 8:11 am

    One league’s All-League voting is a joke because there is no “voting”. Each coach sits at the table with a list of his players he wants on the team. The coach with the best record goes first and gets to put 3 kids on the team, the coach with the next best record gets 2 kids, and so on until each coach gets at least one kid on the team. Then the cycle restarts with the coach with the best record adding 2 more kids, the next best with 2 more, etc.

    Congratulations are in order to those kids that truly deserve the honor, but there are a few that make the team only because there is an edict that every team be represented with at least one kid. I feel badly for the kids that deserve the honor of all-league, but are left off the team because there are no spots left.

    On the other hand, the CHSCA teams are voted upon by the coaches and submitted by all 130+ schools. There is no voting for your own player. This is the way All-Star teams should be selected.

    Again, congrats to all State Championship winning teams, all All-State kids, and especially SPB, you do an awesome job.

  15. Master Legend says:
    December 16, 2011 at 8:45 am

    I didn’t know they made 9th place ribbons.

    Oh yeah, Jack. They have ‘em all the way up to 10th!

  16. Master Legend says:
    December 16, 2011 at 8:50 am

    21 players from New Canaan made some level of All FCIAC. These aren’t watered down at all.

  17. Football Fan says:
    December 16, 2011 at 9:56 am

    Helps for college recruiting?? Yeah, college recruits are banging down doors for kids who are Honorable Mentions…SCC does a great job selecting a team…FCIAC, please take note…this doesn’t help us as a league!!

  18. RAY BROWN says:
    December 16, 2011 at 4:46 pm

    WHY DONT THEY PUT EVERYONE ON.

  19. Fishin says:
    December 19, 2011 at 1:26 pm

    Ya it helps with College Recruiting. I’ll say it again, yes, it helps with College Recruiting.

    Especially when College coaches come into high schools and head coaches give them a list of the All-League Teams…So yes, honorable mentions, crap mentions and kind of mentions help with college recruiting.

  20. Tigers25 says:
    December 19, 2011 at 7:47 pm

    In my many years of watching hsf, i can tell you it does matter. Are you telling me it didnt matter for guys like steve young and dwight freeney. Youre dreaming if you think it didnt.

  21. Master Legend says:
    December 20, 2011 at 7:25 am

    BYU Coach #1- “We should recruit Steve Young.”
    BYU Coach #2- “No. He’s from Connecticut, so he must stink.”
    BYU Coach #1- “But he made All FCIAC!”
    BYU Coach #2- “Can’t argue with that. Let’s give him a scholarship.”

  22. Tigers25 says:
    December 20, 2011 at 9:33 am

    Probably more to it than that. But i do agree master legend, that more than likely came up in conversation. Something similar to freeney making all ccc. You agree?

  23. Davon Wavon says:
    December 20, 2011 at 10:47 am

    Glad to see Ansonia transfer Davon Johnson made All-FCIAC. Due to his family’s move to Bridgeport, Davon couldn’t finish up his Senior year on the gridiron at Ansonia with a state title, but was able to contribute for Bassick.

  24. Master Legend says:
    December 20, 2011 at 1:08 pm

    @tigers25- I hope you’re serious about this. Now people will know that you’re a moron and can stop paying attention to your posts.

    So people transfer OUT of Ansonia too?? How come nobody is crying foul about that A-Town to Bassick pipeline?? I didn’t hear of any Masuk kids transferring to Immaculate.

  25. Tigers25 says:
    December 20, 2011 at 3:42 pm

    Far from a moron. I am very successful in my law practice. Why is what I said, so bad to you?

  26. Big Fish@ Little Sea says:
    December 20, 2011 at 6:27 pm

    @#21 BYU Coach#3 Lets give Steve Young a scholarship because he is a distant relative of Brigham Young..True story I believe about the family tree

  27. ? says:
    December 20, 2011 at 7:00 pm

    Davon Johnson played against Torrington in week 1 for Ansonia. How did he end up playing at Bassick a week later?

  28. Master Legend says:
    December 22, 2011 at 9:57 am

    So your argument is that if Dwight Freeney had not made All-CCC, he would be working at Planet Fitness right now instead of playing for the Colts?

    I have heard the same about Steve Young being related to Brigham Young. It’s a wonder that BYU gets good college athletes for any sports. You can have the greatest facilities and fans in the world, but not being able to plow chicks has to be a huge drawback.

  29. Joesph Turner says:
    December 31, 2011 at 11:56 pm

    That kid Jahaad Williams was a stud and shocked me the way he burst on the scene..WOW!!! he’s just a JR

  30. Joesph Turner says:
    January 1, 2012 at 12:04 am

    http://footballstarsoftomorrow.com/player.php?pid=609

    look at this kid jahaad without really playing offense a defensive beast!!!

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