Rutland Herald Fall Sports Guide
Friday, October 6, 2017
Rutland Football
2 Eric Coughlin
5 Hunter Hubbard
8 Willie Goulette
10 Noah Crossman
11 Ryan Moore
12 Garrett Davine
15 Jared Miglorie
17 Griffin Plante
18 Malik Hendrickson
20 Lucas Hubbard
21 Casey Coughlin
22 Dawson Cole
23 Carter Colwell
24 Jacob Lorman
30 Ethan Coarse
33 Dakota Peters
50 Tristan Congleton
52 Dylan Moore
53 Austin Robertson
54 Zachary Green
55 Austin Pearo
56 Brendan Crossman
58 Ean Kearney
62 Patrick Palmer
64 Matthew Mumford
65 Caden LaPenna
66 Lucas Brown
68 Trey Senecal
75 Zachary Saienni
Coach Mike Norman
Assistant Coach PJ Abatiell,
Nick Maniery, Bo McDougall, Tim
Pockette, Jerry Gorruso, Dan Alcorn,
Jonah Bassett
MSJ Football
2 Coleman Shum
3 Leo Caranza
4 Bill Carris
6 Lucas Van Nostrand
7 Gage Randall
8 Brandon Lafayette
9 Levi Allen
11 Rocco MacLachlan
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Football: Busy season across divisions
Division I
RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL
Mike Norman figures his football team
will have to go 3-2 through the first five
games to make the playoffs in the state’s
most populated division.
That’s not going to be easy. Games
with Middlebury, Hartford and CVU are
plugged into the first five weeks, and two
of Rutland’s last three games will be on
the road at Rice and Burlington.
Division I now has 13 teams and come
the end of October five of them will be
out in the cold. On the upside Middle-
bury and defending champion Hartford,
two of Rutland’s chief rivals, will come to
Alumni Field this year.
13 Nick Moise
15 James Mars
17 Preston Hall
20 Caden Capman
21 Lucas Gloss
24 Jacob Allen
33 Grant Schreiber
51 Heith Mason
54 Matt Fox
The season opens at Alumni on Friday
when Brattleboro comes to town for a 7
p.m. game.
Rutland enters the season with as
little experience as the Raiders have had
in some time. The last two graduating
classes pretty much gutted Norman’s last
state title team, but one thing has not
changed.
“We want to play fast on both sides of
the ball,” Norman said, stressing that the
Raider cannot afford to beat themselves.
The Raiders will have to replace all
their skill position regulars save for tail-
back Dakota Peters, who got the lion’s
share of carries last year,
The Raiders have only a couple of
57 Jacob DeBonis
58 Cameron Westcott
59 Roahan McGee
60 Mason Hutchins
61 Latrell Chapman
62 Josiah Burke
63 Ryan Alt
62 Lucas DuPell
70 Domonic Ezzo
experienced offensive linemen and of
the 20 or so returning players, Norman
said just five have significant varsity expe-
rience. Defensively the Raiders are going
to be brand-new but they are a coachable
group.
“The kids have been tremendous,”
Norman said. “They’re working hard and
they have bought in.”
Rutland’s staff has undergone changes
as well with longtime defensive coach
Mickey Caliguiri retired and P.J. Abateill
and Nick Maniery back in the fold.
Rutland’s most experienced vets are
tight end/D-back Jared Miglorie, who
also has some quarterback experience,
Peters at running back and linebacker,
71 Jacob McMahon
72 Lane Gibbs
73 Matt Gelbar
74 Thomas Harris
75 David Alexander
77 Shannon Wright
86 Thomas Dunbar
89 Keegan Chadburn