FALL 2025 SIBFL SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP GAME PREVIEW
Championship Game Preview: Fiore and Associates Bruins vs. Gangi SI Snapple Navy

The stage is set for the biggest showdown of the Fall 2025 Senior season as the Fiore & Associates Bruins battle the undefeated powerhouse Gangi SI Snapple Navy for the SIBFL Senior Championship. One team arrives with perfection on the line. The other arrives hungry, battle-tested, and eager to rewrite the story.

Gangi SI Snapple Navy: The Unstoppable Force

If the Fall 2025 Senior season had a theme, it would be Navy’s dominance. At 10–0, Navy enters the championship as the clear favorite, outscoring opponents 350–111 and showcasing the most complete roster in the division.

They stormed into the season with three straight shutouts, instantly establishing themselves as the team to beat. They closed the regular season by defeating the Bruins in Week 9 and secured their championship berth with a semifinal win over the Packers. Whether the moment called for resilience or dominance, Navy delivered.

Key Navy Playmakers

• Shawn Velez – The heartbeat of the team: 33 offensive TDs, plus 3 defensive scores and 3 INTs.
• Liam Boos – A two-way hammer: 9 rushing TDs, 3 sacks, 2 INTs, 2 forced fumbles.
• Stephen Legrano  – The versatile spark: 7 total TDs, 18 XPs, a blocked punt, and a kickoff return TD.
• Jean Quinn  – Navy’s deep-threat specialist with 5 receiving touchdowns.
• Jacob Raftrey – The defensive disruptor leading the team with 7 sacks.

With 35 points per game on offense and a defense allowing just 11, fueled by 14 sacks and 8 interceptions, Navy stands one win away from a storybook perfect season.

Fiore & Associates Bruins: A Worthy Challenger

Do not let the underdog label fool you, the Bruins enter the championship at 9–1, their only loss coming against Navy in Week 9. The Bruins average 27 points a game on offense while giving up only 14 points on defense. They earned their place in the title game with a gritty 35–27 semifinal win over the Longhorns, showing they can go toe-to-toe with anyone in the division.

Bruins Offensive Leaders

The Bruins’ attack is powered by a dangerous combination of speed, strength, and big-play capability:

• Nick Soldato – Explosive, versatile, and a constant scoring threat.
• Josh Stewart – A hard runner who punishes defenses.
• Heze Alston & Jacob Stewart – The aerial connection that gives the Bruins their vertical attack.

The ground game was unstoppable as Josh Stewart and Nick Soldato combined for a massive 37 rushing touchdowns. Heze Alston chipped in 3 more receiving, while Stewart showed his versatility by adding 3 passing scores.

Defensive Anchors

Defensively, the Bruins rely on discipline and toughness:

• Dylan Kukal – A force in the trenches.
• Jack Wonsowicz – Smart, physical, and always around the ball.
• Gino Thompson & Sal Leto – Shutdown corners who eliminate outside threats.

Heze Alston also led the Bruins defensive attack with 6 interceptions.

If the Bruins are to dethrone Navy, this defensive core must deliver their best game of the season.

Final Takeaway: A Championship Built for Headlines

The Senior Championship brings together two elite squads on very different paths:

• Gangi SI Snapple Navy — undefeated, explosive, and on the brink of perfection.
• Fiore & Associates Bruins — 9–1, resilient, and hungry for redemption.

Can Navy complete their masterpiece?
Or will the Bruins flip the script and shock the league?

This is the Fall 2025 SIBFL Senior Championship, and it has all the makings of an instant classic.

The Fall 2025 SIBFL Senior Championship kicks off on Saturday November 22nd, 2025 at 6PM at SIBFL.

FALL 2025 SIBFL JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP GAME PREVIEW
Championship Game Preview: Radford Restoration Gators vs. Double Dee’s Chariot Collision Jokers

The Fall 2025 SIBFL Junior Season reaches its pinnacle as the Radford Restoration Gators and the Double Dee’s Chariot Collision Jokers collide for the Junior Championship. One team surged back from early adversity, the other dominated from the opening whistle, and now they meet with everything on the line.

This matchup features heart, resilience, star power, and two teams that earned their spot in the title game through completely different but equally compelling journeys.

Radford Restoration Gators: From 0–2 to Championship Contenders

The Gators’ story is one of heart, growth, and relentless improvement. After starting the season 0–2, most teams would have folded. Not this one.

Led by their five captains — Frank Crecco, Kayden Gibbs, Vincent Lenza, Chris Mitrovich, and Jordan Murphy — the Gators refused to quit. Their leadership became the backbone of a team that steadily improved every single week.

Newcomers stepped into major roles. Veterans elevated their game. And collectively, the Gators battled through every practice, every snap, and every test the season threw their way.

Their growth was undeniable. From football IQ to physical execution to pure heart, the Gators transformed themselves into one of the toughest teams in the division.

Their reward?
A 7–3 finish and a well-earned trip to the SIBFL Junior Championship Game.

This is a team that has proven it can weather adversity — and thrive because of it.

Double Dee’s Chariot Collision Jokers: A Season of Dominance

On the other sideline stands the Double Dee’s Jokers, the division’s most complete and dominant team throughout the Fall 2025 season. With a division-best 9–1 record, the Jokers have been the standard of excellence in the Junior division.

Their success has been powered by standout athletes and a relentless defense that has overwhelmed opponents week after week.

Offensive Leaders

The Jokers’ explosive offense is anchored by the playmaking trio of:

• Drew Spinelli
• Julian Vasquez
• Nicholas Mele

Each has delivered game-changing performances throughout the season, giving the Jokers one of the most balanced and dangerous attacks in the division.

A Defense That Defines the Team

Defense has been the Jokers’ calling card. They’ve recorded six shutouts, a staggering feat at the Junior level, thanks to the leadership and grit of:

• Dominick Goffredo
• Chase Bahan
• Joe Romano
• Tristan Torres

This group flies to the football, communicates at a high level, and sets the tone for a defense that refuses to break.

Strength in the Trenches

In the championship, the Jokers will lean heavily on an offensive line that has been rock-solid all fall.
Anchored by:

• Frankie Seggio
• Santino Seggio
• Kuawuan Martin
• Chase Bahan
• Dominick Goffredo

This unit will be crucial in slowing down a Gators defense that has grown stronger every week of the season.

Final Takeaway: A Championship Built on Heart vs. Power

This Junior Championship is more than a title game — it’s a clash of identities.

• The Gators enter as the division’s ultimate comeback story: resilient, unified, and peaking at the perfect time.
• The Jokers arrive as the most complete and dominant team of the season: explosive on offense and suffocating on defense.

It’s the unstoppable force versus the team that refuses to break.
A powerhouse against a proven fighter.
A championship game worthy of the Fall 2025 Junior season.

Two teams. One title. Let the battle for the SIBFL Junior Championship begin.

The Fall 2025 SIBFL Flyweight Championship kicks off on Saturday November 22nd, 2025 at 3PM at SIBFL.

FALL 2025 SIBFL FLYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP GAME PREVIEW
Panacea Contracting Braves vs. McLeod Chiropractic Golden Knights

The Fall 2025 SIBFL Flyweight Season now arrives at its grand finale,  the SIBFL Flyweight Championship, where two of the league’s toughest and most determined teams clash for the ultimate prize. The undefeated Panacea Contracting Braves, a program on the verge of cementing a dynasty, face off against the surging McLeod Chiropractic Golden Knights, a resilient squad powered by playmakers and hardened by adversity.

Both teams earned this moment. Now only one will walk away as SIBFL Flyweight Champions.

Golden Knights: A Season of Fight and Firepower

The Golden Knights (6–3) enter the title game shaped by a season of challenges and comeback moments. Their ability to adjust, compete, and seize momentum has carried them to the league’s biggest stage.

Their 33–20 semifinal victory over the Seahawks was their loudest statement yet — an aggressive, high-energy performance that showcased their ability to strike quickly and defend with grit.

Knights Key Players

Ethan Ajibade has been nothing short of sensational. He leads the team with 1,300+ yards and 25 touchdowns, and his 165-yard, 3-TD semifinal explosion reminds everyone how dangerous he is with the ball in his hands.

Supporting him is a defensive core known for clutch moments:

• Frankie Cowhig, Mike Garcia, Andrew Lenza, Andy Correa, and Ivan Arbuznikov — impact tacklers who rise when the pressure peaks.
• Dean Zagare, whose electrifying 80-yard pick-six in the semifinal helped propel the Knights into the championship spotlight.

If the Knights hope to pull off the upset, their playmakers must shine once again.

Panacea Contracting Braves: A Pursuit of Perfection

The 10–0 Braves enter their third straight SIBFL Flyweight Championship Game, having steamrolled opponents by a combined 313–36. Their dominance stems from discipline, physicality, and a team-wide commitment to doing the little things right.

Braves Offensive Identity

The Braves’ ground attack is as deep as it is dangerous:

• Nicholas DeSiena – 18 TDs
• Vincent Galante – 16 TDs
• Carmine Solimine – 8 TDs

But everything begins in the trenches. Their offensive line — Matt Chicchetti, Vincent Boss, Joey Casazza, JD McDonagh, and Mike Boss — has powered the Braves’ attack all season.

Complementing them are tight ends Brian Mitchell and Mark Bellmier, along with wingback Frankie Rainero, whose physical, unselfish play sets the tone for a run-first, team-first offense.

A Defense Built for Championship Moments

The Braves have allowed no more than six points to any opponent’s first unit, earning three shutouts and consistently overwhelming offenses with all-11 pursuit and discipline. Their identity is simple: team defense, every snap, every player, every angle.

They welcome the challenge of facing an explosive Knights team and expect a physical, hard-fought championship battle.

Final Takeaway: The Flyweight Crown Awaits

This matchup features everything a championship should:

• The Golden Knights, hungry, explosive, resilient — a squad built for big-moment plays.
• The Braves, disciplined, dominant, and chasing perfection in a potential dynasty-defining moment.

One team seeks the upset of the season.
The other seeks an undefeated crown.

Two teams. One trophy. Forty-eight minutes to make history.

The Fall 2025 SIBFL Flyweight Championship kicks off on Saturday November 22nd, 2025 at 12PM at SIBFL.

Senior Division – Week 7

Mariathon Air Ducks 33, SWF Trucking Bandits 25
Stephen Largo was unstoppable for the Mariathon Air Ducks, scoring four rushing touchdowns and sealing the win with a fourth-quarter passing touchdown to Dean Shaaraway. The offensive line dominated up front, led by Ethan Bisignano, Joe Serrano, Chris Depascale, Hunter Groves, John Flynn, Gary Anzalone, and Joe Profetta, with strong blocking support from Ben Ogurek and Max Kowal in the backfield. For the Bandits, Dada Mitchell ran for two touchdowns, Nathan Koryon added another, and Nick Murphy returned a kickoff for a score.

Gangi SI Snapple Navy 41, JAG Physical Therapy Spartans 28
Gangi SI Snapple Navy remained perfect behind a five-touchdown performance from Shawn Valez, who rushed for two, threw two to Jean Quinn, and returned an interception for another. Stephen Legrano added a rushing TD and converted five extra points. On defense, Andrew Marinello intercepted a pass, Gianluca King and Francesco Intravaia recovered fumbles, and Jacob Raftrey and Alpha Smallwood each tallied sacks. For the Spartans, James Urli threw two TDs to Nicholas Cifferello, while Joseph Guzman added a rushing score.

Nationwide Bus Company Rebels 26, Pictures on Gold Army 20
Jarret Serate powered the Nationwide Bus Company Rebels’ offense, accounting for four touchdowns — two rushing, one passing, and one receiving. Defensively, Joe D’Ottavio, Jayden Lacks-Walker, Ari Korca, and Luis Garcia dominated the trenches. Gio Santos sealed the win with a late interception, lifting the Rebels to 3–4 on the season.

Fiore and Associates Bruins 40, West Shore Trucking Nittany Lions 0
The Fiore and Associates Bruins beat the West Shore Trucking Nittany Lions 40–0. Josh Stewart led with three touchdowns and an extra point, Nick Soldato added two touchdowns (one defensive) and an extra point, while Hezi Alston and Jacob Stewart each scored once. Sal Leto contributed a fumble recovery and a two-point conversion. Defensively, Jack Wonsowicz and Dylan Kukal anchored the line in the commanding victory.

Junior Division – Week 7

Radford Restoration Gators 28, Fast Track Autobody Warriors 0
The Radford Restoration Gators controlled the game on both sides of the ball. Frank Crecco (2 TDs), Jordan Murphy, and Chris Mitrovich each ran for touchdowns behind powerful blocking from Johncarlo Parrish, Nick Deprisco, John Accardo, Chase Aseng, and Jose Delgado. Paul Rudemacher battled hard on both sides for the Warriors, but the Gators’ defense held firm for the shutout.

Double Dee’s Chariot Collision Jokers 30, Fine Custom Cabinetry Volunteers 12
The Fine Custom Cabinetry Volunteers jumped ahead 12–0 with two long TD runs by Aiden Aviles, but the Double Dee’s Chariot Collision Jokers stormed back. Drew Spinelli connected on a 60-yard TD pass to Bryce Burel, then threw another to Julian Vasquez. Nick Mele hit Spinelli for a 50-yard TD pass, and Burel added a 30-yard scoring run to seal the comeback. Spinelli converted three PATs, while Vasquez, Mele, and Kwuan Martin stood out defensively.

Bella Mama’s Steelers 26, A&I Expressway Ravens 6
The Bella Mama’s Steelers continued their dominant season with a 26–6 victory over the A&I Expressway Ravens. Tristan Dunne ran for 204 yards and two touchdowns, while Nick Milazzo added 115 yards, two touchdowns, and two extra points. Nick DiMaggio contributed 57 rushing yards. On defense, Anthony Rand, Mason Baker, and Frank DiMaggio led the way, with Milazzo recording two sacks and Valerio and Jacobs each adding one. The Ravens’ only score came on Jaicek Stanton’s 70-yard kickoff return TD.

Flyweight Division – Week 7

McLeod Chiropractic Golden Knights 26, Tactical Beards Gun Shop Titans 13
Ethan Ajibade surpassed 1,000 rushing yards on the season with 202 yards and three touchdowns to lead the McLeod Chiropractic Golden Knights. Frankie Cowhig added 63 yards and a TD, while Dean Zagare contributed 20 rushing yards and a 12-yard pass. Mike Garcia caught a 9-yard pass and a 3-yard conversion, and Ivan Arbuznikov added another conversion. On defense, Zagare had 8 tackles and 3 sacks, Garcia and Ajibade had 7 tackles each, Cowhig had 6, Arbuznikov 4, and Andy Correa recorded 3 tackles and an interception.

Panacea Contracting Braves 35, Five Boro Foam Seahawks 18
Nicholas DeSiena led the Panacea Contracting Braves with three rushing touchdowns, three conversion runs, and a conversion pass. Carmine Solimine and Vincent Galante added rushing scores. On defense, Mark Bellmier led with multiple tackles for loss as the Braves extended their winning streak.

SWF TRUCKING BANDITS 19 , WALTER P KELLY PACKERS 6

The Bandits capped off an 11-0 season with a 19-6 victory over the Packers at the Travis complex this past Saturday night.

The Bandits started off the game with a methodical 11 play drive powered down the field by running back Shane Cowan, who had 8 carries on the possession. Jack Murphy would find Brayden Louisson for an 8 yard touchdown pass. Murphy would slither in for the extra point to make it 7-0 Bandits. On the Packers ensuing possession a swarming Bandits defense, which would be led by Dante Miller and Cowan who would combine for double digit tackles on the day, forced a 3 and out. After the punt all it took was 1 play for the Bandits to reach paydirt as Cowan raced 64 yards untouched through the Packers defense for a TD making the score 13-0. That would remain the score heading into halftime.

The Packers would mount a drive to start the third quarter, relying on their standout running back Jordan Tavares to get them down the field. The packers would make it all way the down to the Bandits 22 yard line before a fumble recovered by Bandits middle linebacker Kenny Danielsen would end up proving costly. It took just 3 plays for the Bandits to find the endzone and punish the Packers for the turnover. After a huge run by Cowan, Murphy again hooked up with Louisson for a 26 yard strike to go ahead 19-0. The Bandits defense consistently got 11 helmets to the ball all game long, not allowing the Packers and the explosive Tavares any big plays. Louisson, Danielsen, Carmine Daleo,Prince Sprinkler, Nick Murphy and the rest of the Bandits defense were relentless all night on the defensive side of the ball. The final score would be 19-6 as the Packers Marcus Velasquez plunged into the endzone in the waning seconds of the contest.

Cowan, behind an offensive line of Salvatore Ferraioli, Daleo, Danielsen, Sprinkler, CJ Scire, Kevin Foy and fullback Miller, would end the night with 166 yards on 14 carries and a touchdown.