Marauder gridiron duo announce collegiate destinations
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SHERBURNE – A pair of ‘big men’ from the Sherburne-Earlville Marauders varsity football team have recently announced their college choices – as they look to extend their football career beyond high school.
Sam Tuttle, a two-year starter for Sherburne-Earlville – who began his prep career as a two-year player at Unadilla Valley – has elected to join Alfred University’s football program, where he will play along the offensive line.
Tuttle was the Marauders’ Offensive Player of the Year a season ago, becoming the first offensive lineman in more than a decade to win that distinction for S-E.
The 6’2” 265-pound Tuttle finished his Marauders career with 118 tackles, 20.5 tackles-for-a-loss and 4.5 sacks.
Tuttle will join a Saxons team that is coming off its best season in school history, having gone 12-1, with its only defeat coming in the NCAA Division III Quarterfinals to perennial power Mount Union.
Meanwhile, Tyler White, a 6’4” 245-pound tackle, will join head coach Mark Carr’s Hartwick program, as an offensive lineman – a program that is looking to rebound from a 2-8 season in 2016.
White started 17 consecutive games at tackle for S-E, helping the Marauders offense average more than 270 rushing yards per game over that time frame.
White also started nine games at defensive tackle, amassing 36 tackles with 5.5 tackles for a loss and 1.5 sacks in that stanza.
“Sam and Tyler have left some pretty big holes to fill,” said Sherburne-Earlville Head Football Coach Edward Holmquist. “We’re extremely excited that they are continuing their collegiate careers at two in-state programs. Those two institutions are not only getting two great football players, but two high character individuals, who excel in the classroom and in our community.”
– CT
SHERBURNE – A pair of ‘big men’ from the Sherburne-Earlville Marauders varsity football team have recently announced their college choices – as they look to extend their football career beyond high school.
Sam Tuttle, a two-year starter for Sherburne-Earlville – who began his prep career as a two-year player at Unadilla Valley – has elected to join Alfred University’s football program, where he will play along the offensive line.
Tuttle was the Marauders’ Offensive Player of the Year a season ago, becoming the first offensive lineman in more than a decade to win that distinction for S-E.
The 6’2” 265-pound Tuttle finished his Marauders career with 118 tackles, 20.5 tackles-for-a-loss and 4.5 sacks.
Tuttle will join a Saxons team that is coming off its best season in school history, having gone 12-1, with its only defeat coming in the NCAA Division III Quarterfinals to perennial power Mount Union.
Meanwhile, Tyler White, a 6’4” 245-pound tackle, will join head coach Mark Carr’s Hartwick program, as an offensive lineman – a program that is looking to rebound from a 2-8 season in 2016.
White started 17 consecutive games at tackle for S-E, helping the Marauders offense average more than 270 rushing yards per game over that time frame.
White also started nine games at defensive tackle, amassing 36 tackles with 5.5 tackles for a loss and 1.5 sacks in that stanza.
“Sam and Tyler have left some pretty big holes to fill,” said Sherburne-Earlville Head Football Coach Edward Holmquist. “We’re extremely excited that they are continuing their collegiate careers at two in-state programs. Those two institutions are not only getting two great football players, but two high character individuals, who excel in the classroom and in our community.”
– CT
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