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St. Luke's Places Two on All-New England Football Team
St. Luke’s is pleased to announce that Henry Nelson ’11 and Zaire Reiph ’11 have been named to the 2010 All-New England Class C Football 1st Team. Henry and Zaire were co-captains and integral members of the FAA Co-Champions this fall.
Henry was the team’s stopper on defense. A 4 year starter at MLB for the team, Henry really developed into a feared member of the defense. He lead the team in tackles with 66 including 15 tackles for loss. He also recovered 2 fumbles. Henry also was a key member of the offense, starting at right tackle.
Zaire was the leader of an offense that averaged 33 points a game. He lead the offensive attack with 1080 yards rushing averaging 8.9 yards a carry. He scored 16 touchdowns this fall. Zaire was also a major factor on defense making 59 tackles and intercepting 2 passes.
“These two young men were a pleasure to have in our program. They were a major reason we were able to turn our program around this year. Their work ethic, determination, leadership and positive energy was contagious. We’re going to miss them as football players but most importantly as great kids next year,” according to Coach Brown
St. Luke’s is pleased to announce that Henry Nelson ’11 and Zaire Reiph ’11 have been named to the 2010 All-New England Class C Football 1st Team. Henry and Zaire were co-captains and integral members of the FAA Co-Champions this fall.
Henry was the team’s stopper on defense. A 4 year starter at MLB for the team, Henry really developed into a feared member of the defense. He lead the team in tackles with 66 including 15 tackles for loss. He also recovered 2 fumbles. Henry also was a key member of the offense, starting at right tackle.
Zaire was the leader of an offense that averaged 33 points a game. He lead the offensive attack with 1080 yards rushing averaging 8.9 yards a carry. He scored 16 touchdowns this fall. Zaire was also a major factor on defense making 59 tackles and intercepting 2 passes.
“These two young men were a pleasure to have in our program. They were a major reason we were able to turn our program around this year. Their work ethic, determination, leadership and positive energy was contagious. We’re going to miss them as football players but most importantly as great kids next year,” according to Coach Brown
