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November 24, 2009

Anonymous The Salem News Tue Nov 24, 2009, 12:43 AM EST

NORTH SHORE TECH (6-4) at NORTHEAST METRO (5-5)

at Wakefield High School, Wakefield

Tomorrow, 7 p.m. start

All-time series record: North Shore Tech leads, 4-2

North Shore Tech points scored per game: 30.6

North Shore Tech points allowed per game: 27.6

Leading rusher: Jesse Wilkins (78-512 yards, 10 TDs)

Leading passer: David St. Pierre (145-261, 2,481 yards, 26 TDs)

Leading receiver: Jordan Smith (32-732 yards, 9 TDs)

Top points scorer: Wilkins (102)

Under the radar player: Wide receiver senior captin Chris Baker. With so many talented skill players on offense, the contributions of Baker often go unnoticed. But he's a huge part of Tech's success.

North Shore Tech will be in good shape if: It can get its high octane offense in gear early on and pile up a lot of points.

North Shore Tech will be in trouble if: The Bulldogs' defense allow the hosts to run all over them.

Northeast Metro points scored per game: 20.4

Northeast Metro points allowed per game: 12.8

Leading rusher: Joe Ginepra

Leading passer: Donato DiPietrantonio

Leading receiver: Mike Cain

Top points scorer: Mike Cain

Under the radar player: DL Ryan Adams. Ferocious pass rusher can wreak havoc on opposing offensive lines.

Northeast Metro will be in good shape if: It can stop North Shore Tech's high-powered offense and control the clock.

Northeast Metro will be in trouble if: It gives Bulldogs' QB St. Pierre time to throw and he is able to complete the majority of his passes.

NORTHEAST METRO OFFENSE

No.NamePos.Yr.

8Mike CainWRSr.

50Jarel HickersonLTSoph.

60Dan RyanLGSr.

51Alex PatalanoCJr.

59Barkley SantoRGJr.

72Kostas BitiRTSr.

25A.J. OrtizREJr.

37Zack AllenTESr.

5Donato DiPietrantonioQBJr.

7Bobby NovelloRBSoph.

18Joe GinepraFBSr.

NORTHEAST METRO DEFENSE

No.NamePos.Yr.

89Mike CrossDEJr.

55Ryan AdamsDTJr.

58J.P. O'ConnellDTJr.

33Corey ThurellDEJr.

25A.J. OrtizOLBJr.

37Zack AllenILBSr.

18Joe GinepraOLBSr.

40Shayne PearyCBSr.

81Raul GaldamezCBSr.

8Mike CainSSSr.

7Bobby NovelloFSSoph.

NORTH SHORE TECH OFFENSE

No.NamePos.Yr.

10Jordan CastilloLSBJr.

54Juan JuanLTSr.

72Brendan LopezLGSr.

66Chris JonesCSr.

55Greg RowenRGSr.

67Kyle PusateriRTSr.

09Chris BakerRESr.

88Pat WoodREJr,

19David St. PierreQBSr.

30Jesse WilkinsRBSr.

44Paul CerinoRSBSr.

NORTH SHORE TECH DEFENSE

No.NamePos.Yr.

62Michael WallisDEJr.

72Brendan LopezDTSr.

77Drew LufkinDTFr.

55Greg RowenDESr.

30Jesse WilkinsOLBJr.

81Corey DuffyOLBJr.

40Benjamin HuntleyILBSoph.

44Paul CerinoILBSr.

09Chris BakerCBJr.

02Conor KellyCBSoph

19David St. PierreFSSr.

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