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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2004
Page
7
The regional quarterfinal in Division II Region 6 is set for 7 30 p m at Amherst Memorial Stadium. WEOL 930 AM will air the game with delayed coverage on WOBL 1320 AM.
Amherst the Comets post a 9-1 overall record with a 6-1 league mark, strong defense led by Kish and Kampf, and record-setting backs Knipp who rushed for 1820 yards with 24 TDs. Canter anchors both offense and defense with 16 career interceptions and over 600 passing yards this year.
Spotlight on S22 notes Amherst football standout Scott Canter, a senior who patrols both quarterback and defensive back positions. He embraces the heavy duties and leadership expected of his multi role, training this week to lead his team.
Senior leader Scott Canter guides Amherst in a playoff clash with Sylvania Southview. The senior quarterback also stars on defense with seven interceptions, while coach Keith Grabowski notes his playmaking and game management as the offense relies on his leadership and balance with star running back Alex Knipp.
Senior left tackle Dan Miller credits the line for Alex Knipp’s rushing records and Amherst’s offensive dominance. Miller praises a tight, senior-heavy unit, notes stable play by Eastaugh Podrosky Houta Urbanid and Lorig, and expects a strong playoff showing with solid pass rush and backfield support.
Amherst coach Keith Grabowski cites size and power as Southview’s quickness and speed test Amherst in a Division regional clash. Amherst features running back Alex Knipp with 24 TDs and quarterback strength, while Southview counters with Gary Shannon and a spread offense, aiming to control the tempo and field position.
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