Buccaneer 2019 Football Guide

BUCCANEER 2019

FOOTBALL GUIDE

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Also inside:

2019 Schedule • Team Photo • Individual Players • Roster • Schedule Story and Welcome Letters from the Prinicpal and Athletic Director

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2019 BUCCANEER FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

A welcome from... head coach Duane Stoeckle

Aug. 30 – FAIRMONT SENIOR, 7

Dear Buccaneer Fans,

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Buckhannon-Upshur football has a rich history of hard work, integrity, and tradition. It is an honor and privilege to be the head football coach at B-UHS. It is my promise to you that we will preserve B-U’s great tradition as we seek to add our own moments to the legacy of Buccaneer football.

Sept. 6 – at Ripley, 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 13 – at Philip Barbour, 7 p.m.

Sept. 20 – Open Week Sept. 27 – at Greenbrier East, 7:30 p.m.

Oct. 4 – JOHN MARSHALL (Homecoming), 7 p.m.

Oct. 11 –LEWIS COUNTY, 7 p.m.

Oct. 18 – UNIVERSITY (Hall of Fame Night), 7 p.m.

Oct 25 – at Brooke, 7:30 p.m.

Nov. 1 – PRESTON (Senior Night), 7:30 p.m.

Nov. 8 – at Elkins, 7 p.m.

It is important to remember that nothing great is accomplished without team work. Our players and coaches need our B-U fans to help us achieve our goal for this season. Our motto for this year was chosen by our senior class. It is “No Excuses-Win the Next Play”. If we don’t make excuses, and we concentrate on winning the next play, we will be successful.

I want to thank my family, assistant coaches (and their families), the players and their parents, our boosters, band, cheerleaders, administration, and the community for the continued support of our program. It takes all of us working together to take our program to the level of success we strive for it to be.

Finally, I would like to address the student body. We ask that you be loud and proud and serve as our 12th man each Friday night. Help give the Buccaneers a true home field advantage It’s time to raise the Jolly Roger! Enjoy the game!

— Head Coach Duane Stoeckle

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Principal Eddie Vincent Dear B-UHS sports fans and family, On behalf of Buckhannon-Upshur High School, I would like to welcome you to another exciting year of athletics. We share your excitement for sports in Upshur County and this year could be a special year.

Our programs are instructed to represent their families, their school and their community with class and to display a great work ethic.

Please be a loyal and a positive Buccaneer supporter. Best of luck to our athletes and our coaches. Have a great season and Go Bucs!

— B-UHS Principal Eddie Vincent

Athletic Director Rick Reynolds The sights and sounds of a new academic year are all around us and I am excited to welcome everyone to what is sure to be, another successful athletic season here at BuckhannonUpshur in 2019-20.

Going into my fourth year as athletic director at Buckhannon-Upshur, I am still honored and excited to see our young athletes compete.

We have tremendous student-athletes on our campus in all of our sports, all striving to become greater on and off the field.

We invite everyone to join us in celebrating our studentathletes throughout the year and join us at one of our athletic events.

— B-UHS Athletic Director Rick Reynolds

Special thanks to Roberta Hatcher for taking and supplying the photos for the Buccaneer Football Guide!

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Fairmont Senior, John Marshall join Buckhannon-Upshur schedule

TENNERTON – Following a six-game home schedule last year, the Buckhannon-Upshur Buccaneers are back to the normal five home games, five away games for the 2019 season.

The Bucs will also have two new opponents for the upcoming season.

Defending Class AA champion Fairmont Senior will replace Bridgeport as a Big 10 Conference foe while John Marshall will take the place of Princeton.

The Fairmont Senior/Bridgeport swap is predicated by the Big 10 Conference which mandates a rotation of opponents every two years while John Marshall replaces Princeton after Princeton did not want to renew the series with the Bucs.

“We will always be one or the other with Bridgeport and Fairmont Senior,” noted Buckhannon-Upshur head coach Duane Stoeckle. “So this year and next year will be Fairmont Senior on our schedule then Bridgeport will come back in 2022.”

The Bucs open with Fairmont Senior this Friday.

The Bucs won’t have a home game in September as they take to the road for three straight weeks traveling to Ripley (Sept. 6), Philip Barbour (Sept. 13), and following the bye week, a trip to Greenbrier East (Sept. 27).

“We still have some long trips in there again this season, no doubt about it.” noted Stoeckle about the visits to Ripley and Greenbrier East.

The Bucs will then return home for three straight to start off October against John Marshall (Oct. 5 and homecoming), and then against Lewis County (Oct. 11) and University (Oct. 18).

They will then hit the road again for another long trip to Wellsburg to face Brooke (Oct. 25) before having Senior Day at home on Nov. 1 against Preston.

The Bucs will close out their season Nov. 8 at Elkins.

“I think our schedule is a pretty fair schedule,” remarked Stoeckle.

“We have some pretty good Class AAA teams on it then some Class AA rivalry games on it with Lewis County, Philip Barbour and Elkins. If we take care of business, I feel this schedule can get us to the number of wins that it takes to get into the playoffs.”

The Bucs will have five Big 10 Conference games – Fairmont Senior, Philip Barbour, Lewis County, Preston and Elkins while the five non-conference games will feature Ripley, Greenbrier East, John Marshall, University and Brooke.

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THE 2019 B-U ROSTER

NO. NAME CL. HT. WT. POS.

NO. NAME CL. HT. WT. POS.

2 Cameron Zuliani 10 5'8 150 K 3 Hunter Cohen 11 5'9 113 WR DB 5 Zackery Mayle 10 5'5 120 WR DB 6 Zachary Barcus 11 5'9 140 WR DB 7 Sterlin Thropp 10 5'10 135 WR DB 8 Chris Burnside 12 5'7 146 WR DB 9 Tyson Pugh 10 5'9 140 WR DB 10 Cameron Dunn 12 6'1 191 WR LB 11 Clint Crites 9 5'11 150 WR LB 12 Ian Donnen 9 5'9 131 QB DB 13 Tyler Kuhn 12 5'11 187 WR DB 16 Ryan Strader 12 6'1 185 QB DB 17 Robert Debarr 9 5'2 110 WR DB 18 Dakota Wagoner 12 5'6 150 WR LB 19 Savion Farmer 9 5'7 145 RB DB 20 Trenton Westfall 12 5'9 162 RB DB 21 Shelton Thropp 10 5'8 110 WR DB 23 Camden Snyder 10 5'9 150 WR DB 25 Euan Kettle 12 6'6 186 WR LB 26 Anthony Cannone 12 5'9 145 WR DB 28 Jacob Bailey 10 5'10 145 WR LB 29 Aaron Grubb 11 5'7 190 RB LB 31 Drake Bryant 9 5'0 100 WR DB 33 Alex Lynch 9 5'9 145 WR DB 34 Elijah Bryant 9 5'5 160 RB LB 35 Cameron Ervin 10 5'8 170 RB DB 36 Damien Claypool 11 5'11 165 K P 40 Kaleb Gooding 10 5'10 182 RB LB 41 Lakota Lantz 9 5'7 133 WR DB

42 Shawn Blandino 9 6'1 135 WR LB 43 Landen Zirkle 9 5'5 120 WR DB 44 Austin Watson 10 5'7 160 RB LB 45 Brayden Cutlip 12 6'4 185 WR LB 49 Cameron Ware 10 5'7 135 WR DB 50 Colby Boyles 12 5'8 200 OL DL 51 Brett Sears 12 5'10 195 OL LB 52 Wilbur Snider 10 5'10 220 OL DL 54 Ryan Smith 12 6'2 220 OL DL 55 Kaiden Ball 10 6'0 205 OL DL 56 Dalton Crites 9 5'7 190 OL DL 57 Waylon Hoover 10 6'0 165 OL DL 58 Ryan Bosley 11 5'11 200 OL DL 63 Dylan Hoover 9 5'6 190 OL DL 64 Caleb Elmore 10 5'11 190 OL DL 65 Jesse Hackett 9 5'2 200 OL DL 66 Alex Bennett 10 5'11 200 OL DL 67 Riley Lantz 12 5'9 200 OL LB 69 Robert Grose 9 5'8 155 OL DL 70 Dom Tenney 10 5'6 175 OL DL 71 Cameron Snider 11 5'7 305 OL DL 72 Logan Kelley 10 6'0 205 OL DL 73 Noah Nichols 10 5'8 190 OL DL 75 Todd Cutlip 12 5'8 275 OL DL 77 Joel Hershman 9 5'9 250 OL DL 78 Tyler Loudin 9 5'3 210 OL DL 80 Kaden Jordan 9 5'6 140 WR LB 81 Kaleb Roby 9 5'5 110 WR DB 82 Landon McLean 10 6'1 140 WR LB

Athletic Trainers: Nathan Cunningham and Aly Glover Student Managers: Dorthy Allen, Geogreann Harris, Asher Davis, Nick Ray Caleb Ryan and Abby Weaver

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The 2019 B-U coaching staff are, left to right: assistant coach Chuck Harper, assistant coach Buffy Johnson, assistant coach Adam Squires, head coach Duane Stoeckle, assistant coach Rob Carr, assistant coach Scott Stoeckle, assistant coach Bill Plymale and assistant coach Dave Lewellyn.

THE 2019 BUCCANEERS

CAMERON ZULIANI SOPH. K

HUNTER COHEN JUNIOR WR/DB

ZACKERY MAYLE SOPH. WR/DB

ZACHARY BARCUS JUNIOR WR/DB

STERLIN THROPP SOPH. WR/DB

CHRIS BURNSIDE SENIOR WR/DB

TYSON PUGH SENIOR WR/DB

CAMERON DUNN SENIOR WR/LB

CLINT CRITES FRESHMAN WR/LB

IAN DONNEN FRESHMAN QB/DB

TYLER KUHN SENIOR WR/DB

RYAN STRADER SENIOR QB/DB

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THE 2019 BUCCANEERS

ROBERT DEBARR FRESHMAN WR/DB

DAKOTA WAGONER SENIOR WR/LB

SAVION FARMER FRESHMAN RB/DB

TRENTON WESTFALL SENIOR RB/DB

SHELTON THROPP SOPH. WR/DB

CAMDEN SNYDER SOPH. WR/DB

EUAN KETTLE SENIOR WR/LB

ANTHONY CANNONE SENIOR WR/DB

JACOB BAILEY SOPH. WR/LB

AARON GRUBB JUNIOR RB/LB

DRAKE BRYANT FRESHMAN WR/DB

ALEX LYNCH FRESHMAN WR/DB

THE 2019 BUCCANEERS

ELIJAH BRYANT FRESHMAN RB/LB

CAMERON ERVIN SOPH. RB/DB

DAMIEN CLAYPOOL JUNIOR K/P

KALEB GOODING SOPH. RB/LB

LAKOTA LANTZ FRESHMAN WR/DB

SHAWN BLANDINO FRESHMAN WR/LB

LANDEN ZIRKLE FRESHMAN WR/DB

AUSTIN WATSON FRESHMAN WR/DB

BRAYDEN CUTLIP SENIOR WR/LB

CAMERON WARE SOPH. WR/DB

COLBY BOYLES SENIOR OL/DL

BRETT SEARS SENIOR OL/LB

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THE 2019 BUCCANEERS

WILBUR SNYDER SOPH. OL/DL

RYAN SMITH SENIOR OL/DL

KAIDEN BALL SOPH. OL/DL

DALTON CRITES FRESHMAN OL/DL

WAYLON HOOVER SOPH. OL/DL

RYAN BOSLEY JUNIOR OL/DL

DYLAN HOOVER FRESHMAN OL/DL

CALEB ELMORE SOPH. OL/DL

JESSE HACKETT FRESHMAN OL/DL

ALEX BENNETT SOPH. OL/DL

RILEY LANTZ SENIOR OL/LB

ROBERT GROSE FRESHMAN OL/DL

THE 2019 BUCCANEERS

DOM TENNEY SOPH. OL/DL

CAMERON SNIDER JUNIOR OL/DL

LOGAN KELLEY SOPH. OL/DL

NOAH NICHOLS SOPH. OL/DL

TODD CUTLIP SENIOR OL/DL

JOEL HERSHMAN FRESHMAN OL/DL

TYLER LOUDIN FRESHMAN OL/DL

KADEN JORDAN FRESHMAN WR/LB

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KALEB ROBY FRESHMAN WR/DB

LANDON MCLEAN SOPH. WR/LB

Lewis County is a rivalry for Buckhannon, one of two Route 33 opponents.

The first football game between Buckhannon High and Lewis (then called Weston High) took place in 1912.

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BUCK.-UPSHUR BUCCANEERS

The 2019 Buckhannon-Upshur Buccaneers – first row, left to right: Cameron Zuliani, Hunter Cohen, Zackery Mayle, Zachary Barcus, Sterlin Thropp, Chris Burnside, Tyson Pugh, Cameron Dunn, Clint Crites, Ian Donnen and Tyler Kuhn. Second row, left to right: Ryan Strader, Robert DeBarr, Dakota Wagoner, Savion Farmer, Trenton Westfall, Shelton Thropp, Camden Snyder, Euan Kittle, Anthony Cannone, Jacob Bailey, Aaron Grubb and Drake Bryant. Third row, left to right: Alex Lynch, Elijah Bryant, Cameron Ervin, Kaleb Gooding, Lakota Lantz, Landen Zirkle, Austin Watson, Brayden Cutlip, Cameron Ware and Colby Boyles.

Fourth row, left to right: Brett Sears, Wilbur Snider, Ryan Smith, Kaiden Ball, Dalton Crites, Waylon Hoover, Ryan Bosley, Dylan Hoover, Caleb Elmore, Jesse Hackett, Alex Bennett and Robert Grose. Fifth row, left to right: Dom Tenney, Cameron Snider, Logan Kelley, Noah Nichols, Todd Cutlip, Joel Hershman, Tyler Loudin, Kaiden Jordan, Kaleb Roby, Landon McLean and trainer Nathan Cunningham. Sixth row, left to right; managers Dorthy Allen, Abby Weaver, Georgeann Harris, trainer Aly Glover, managers Caelb Ryan, Nick Ray and Asher Davis. Seventh row, left to right: assistant coach Chuck Harper, assistant coach Dave Lewellyn, assistant coach Bill Plymale, assistant coach Scott Stoeckle, head coach Duane Stoeckle, assistant coach Rob Carr, assistant coach Adam Squires and assistant coach Buffy Johnson. Not pictured: Shawn Blandino, Riley Lantz and Gabe Rowan.

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The BuckhannonUpshur Buccaneer football team has won five West Virginia state championships, in 1915, 1918, 1924, 1963 AAA, and 1966 AAA.

THE 2019 B-U CHEERLEADERS

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The 2019 Buckhannon-Upshur cheerleaders are, first row, left to right: Breanna Morgan and Haley Farnsworth. Middle row, left to right: Madison Brown, Dezi Pugh, Kyler Holt, Madison Grose, Breanna Perry and Taylor Given. Back row, left to right: Josie Fealy, Leah Moore, Kayla Wagoner, Kaitlyn Williams, Olivia Douty, Madison McCartney, Kaylyn McCartney and Kamry Reynolds.