Please contact Bob Stone ASAP to return equipment.

Peewees
Division Champions
National Conference Coach of the Year - Tom Staker

Midgets
Division Champions
National Conference SuperBowl Runner Up
National Conference Coach of the Year
Team Sportsmanship Award

Seven Sorrows was also a finalist for the Program Sportsmanship Award.

Midgets
Nick Navarro - Offensive Player of the Year
Bobby Graham - Defensive Player of the Year
Shaneil Johnson - 1st Team Offensive Lineman
Pete Young - 1st Team Offensive Lineman
Ryan Divittore - 1st Team Defensive Back
Marcel Santana - 1st Team Wide Receiver
Corey Biter - Offensive Lineman

Ponies
Abel Botterbusch
Carson Gabner
Devin Martin

Peewees
Jakob Kelly - MVP
Austin Dipofi - Offensive Player of the Year
Gage Radabaugh - Defensive Player of the Year

Midgets
Seven Sorrows vs. Juniata @ West Perry. Saturday, 11/19, 4pm

Seven Sorrows 0
Juniata 16

Midgets vs. Greenwood @ West Perry, Sunday, November 13, 12:30pm

FINAL
Seven Sorrows 14, Greenwood 8

Peewees vs. York @ Northern High School, Saturday, November 5th, 4pm
FINAL Seven Sorrows 6, York 26

Midgets vs. CV Power @ Juniata High School, Sunday, November 6th, 3pm
FINAL Seven Sorrows 38, Cumberland Valley Power 6

In the Championship bracket the Swatara Tigers defeated the Northern Polar Bears in the semi-finals to advance to the championship finals along with the New Cumberland Saints who outlasted a resilient effort by the Cumberland Valley Eagles.

In the American Bowl bracket made up of teams that lost in the first round, the Harrisburg Bronco's received a forfeit following the loss of several teams that wore down eventually from the cold and wet weather, while the Cedar Cliff Colts outlasted a feisty West Perry team to make the American Bowl finals. The Northern Polar Bears came back after a tuff loss to the Tigers and took on a very energetic Holy Name JV team in the National Bowl Semi-finals and closed the deal to advance to the Bowl finals to face the father ship of the Jets tandem, the Holy Name Jets Varsity team who bested a brave and hard fought Boiling Springs Bengals team. Had it not been for a wall of snow along the Jets sideline that didn't make it off the field during the CV field cleaning efforts that lasted till the wee-early hours of Saturday night into Sunday morning, the Bengals might have made the trip just as well to the National Finals.

The long parallel path of snow played tricks on the young Bengals eyes who in several key series believed the snow line was the out of bounds sideline when it fact the sideline was another 10 to 15 feet away and the youngsters would let up thinking the mighty Jet fighters were out of bounds. "Oh what could have been" those coaches could be heard thinking from Boiling Springs... But hats off to that young Bengals team, as they gave the Jets a fine game before heading home to some hot cocoa with marshmallows. By the way, which moms made those great looking cookies and rice crispy treats that I seen their teams eating during the medal ceremonies anyways??? Not just a bunch of cold and wet players we had there, but some HUNGRY ones too!!!

So in the final Bowl Games of a wet and cold weekend it was first a Harrisburg Bronco's win over the Cedar Cliff Colts Smurf team to give the Bronco's their first CFA Smurf "Bowl Championship" this one an "AMERICAN BOWL" Championship. The Jet's of Holy Name after their scare by the Boiling Springs Bengals held on to beat a game Northern Polar Bears team to win the "NATIONAL BOWL" Championship. You can still hear those Northern fans yelling... "Go B...E...A...R...S"!!!!

In the Federal Bowl Championship game, it pitted the Cumberland Valley Eagles squad against a rough and ready Greenwood Buffaloes' team that could not find "quit" in anything this weekend. But it was the CV Eagles that found a little extra snow in their stockings for an early Christmas present and claimed their first "Federal Bowl" Smurf Championship.

And in a fantastic CFA Football League Championship game it was the Swatara Tigers who pulled out a fantastic Championship effort over the New Cumberland Saints Smurf team to win the first ever "CFA Football League Smurf Bowl Championship".

Congratulations to the Swatara Tigers for winning the overall Smurf Bowl Championships and to all the teams that participated in the tournament.

Congratulations to the peewee and midget squads on winning the CFA Division 3 championship.

Peewees
Seven Sorrows 6
York 19

Ponies
Seven Sorrows 8
York 32

Midgets
Seven Sorrows 12
York 41

Peewees
Seven Sorrows 12
Greenwood 0

Ponies
Seven Sorrows 8
Greenwood 34

Midgets
Seven Sorrows 8
Greenwood 12

Peewees
Seven Sorrows 13
Halifax 0

Ponies
Seven Sorrows 0
Halifax 18

Midgets
Seven Sorrows 38
Halifax 0

Peewees
Seven Sorrows 22
CV Eagles 7

Ponies
Seven Sorrows 0
CV Eagles 33

Midgets
Seven Sorrows 0
CV Eagles 46

Peewees
Seven Sorrows 38
CV Power 6

Ponies
Seven Sorrows 6
CV Power 0

Midgets
Seven Sorrows 26
CV Power 8

Peewees
Seven Sorrows 6
Northern 0

Ponies
Seven Sorrows 0
Northern 27

Midgets
Seven Sorrows 32
Northern 6

Peewees
Seven Sorrows 33
Juniata 6

Ponies
Seven Sorrows 6
Juniata 14

Midgets
Seven Sorrows 26
Juniata 0

Peewees
Seven Sorrows 13
Boiling Springs 0

Ponies
Seven Sorrows 6
Boiling Springs 20

Midgets
Seven Sorrows 32
Boiling Springs 15

Timothy P. Colello, 44, of Middletown, died Sunday, September 4, 2011 in the Harrisburg Hospital.
Timothy was a Sales Supervisor for D and H Distribution Center, Harrisburg, a graduate of Bishop McDevitt High School, class of 1985 and attended Kutztown University. He was a member of St. Catherine Laboure Roman Catholic Church, was the former head football coach at Seven Sorrows of the Blessed Virgin Mary Roman Catholic Church and enjoyed coaching many different types of sports and loved helping children. Timothy was named the Catholic Football Association Coach of the Year in 2008 and was a huge Penn State and Dallas Cowboys fan.
He was preceded in death by his father, William B. Colello Sr. and is survived by his wife, Julie Ann Simon Colello; one son, Antonio William Colello; one daughter, Ashley Jordan Bassler, both at home; his mother, Shirley P. Colello, Steelton; three brothers, William B. Colello, Harrisburg, Thomas H. Colello, Branson, MO and Gary V. Colello, Marlton, NJ.
Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Friday, September 9, 2011 at 11:00 a.m., in the St. Catherine Laboure Roman Catholic Church, 4000 Derry St., Harrisburg. Burial in Resurrection Cemetery. The viewing will be private. Wiedeman Funeral Home, Steelton, is handling arrangements.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to help establish a trust fund for his son Antonio, C/O Julie Ann Colello, 1 Greenfield Drive, Middletown, PA 17057.
www.wiedemanfuneralhome.com
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Seven Sorrows home field is located behind Middletown Area Middle School. Turn into Robert Reid Elementary off of Route 441. Follow road behind school. At the front of the middle school, follow road and field will be on your right.

12pm Smurfs
1pm Peewees
2:30pm Ponies
4pm Midgets

Seven Sorrows football practice is held at Frey Field on Hoffer Street in Middletown.