Shenendehowa Film Study

The Plainsmen, showed up at home Friday night for a playoff game, and the chance to move to the Section 2 Championship. The wind and rain were a big factor in the game, and after three quarters, we had a close game, with the Plainsmen launching a comeback, that unfortunately came up short, sadly ending their season. In this article, we look at what we saw from some players on the Shenendehowa sideline.   Prep Redzone's Winter Showcase is back for 2025 with more locations than ever. Looking to attend? Register <a href="https://prepredzone.com/all-events/?type=Showcase">here</a>. Save a few dollars off the cost of registration by using my special promo code, LemerWinterPRZ   Be sure to follow me on <a href="https://x.com/BrendanScoutsNJ">Twitter</a> @<a href="https://x.com/PRZcory">PRZCory</a> for the latest New York high school football prospect news and not miss a beat!   <hr class="wp-block-separator has-alpha-channel-opacity" />    Passing the ball was not easy Friday Night, with the wind and rain beating down on the field. Clawson, answered beautifully, using his IG, and Legs to create offense for the Plainsmen.   Clawson has elite speed. He is a deadly ATH, in the Option game, and makes high IQ reads, pulling the ball and taking off. In the passing game, we see a strong arm from Clawson, which pairs nicely with his accuracy, and allows him to sneak the ball into tight windows. He is an amazing Athlete, who has a bright future waiting for him.     Tomaszewski, was all over the field Friday night, and was used in both the run and passing game for the Plainsmen. I like Senior, and he displays a good frame for a WR.DB.   On Defense, we saw him mainly as an outside Corner, where he did a solid job keeping the WR's in check. He showed a good pursuit and high motor throughout the game. On offense, I like his speed. He has good hands, and is elite in crossing routes, and can swerve through defenses with ease.     Schreiner had a valuable game for the Plainsmen, on both the defense and offensive side of the ball. The Senior, played as both a Guard and Defensive Line prospect.   As a prospect, I like him more on the Defensive side of the ball, given his frame. On the offensive side of the ball, he showed good leverage, giving his offense time to run plays. On defense, I like his motor. He has good strength for his size, and showcased good block shedding throughout the game.     Fargnoli, is another lineman who caught my eye for the Plainsmen. The Junior has outstanding size, standing at 6'2" 295-Pounds. He is mainly an offensive guy, but I can see production at DT.   Fargnoli, displayed outstanding power throughout the game. His control at the LOS, helped open up the run game on multiple plays. I liked his hand placement, and his footwork, as they showed he could move side to side to protect the EDGE. I like him mainly as a Guard, but he can also take reps as a Tackle.     Cardinale is one of multiple back used in this Shenendehowa offense. Cardinale impressed me the most out of the Backfield, and has a good frame standing at 5'10" 195-Pounds.   Cardinale is a guy I like on third down, and short yardage situations. He has good physicality, and shows good footwork, slowing down the plays behind the line of scrimmage. He has a quick burst, and can be a valuable threat for any team on the ground. He can run routes, like a RB, and shows a good IQ when it comes to blocking.

The Plainsmen, showed up at home Friday night for a playoff game, and the chance to move to the Section 2 Championship. The wind and rain were a big factor in the game, and after three quarters, we had a close game, with the Plainsmen launching a comeback, that unfortunately came up short, sadly ending their season. In this article, we look at what we saw from some players on the Shenendehowa sideline.