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November 24, 2009

Anonymous The Salem News Tue Nov 24, 2009, 12:44 AM EST

Hamilton-Wenham (2-7) at Ipswich (0-10)

at Ipswich High Field, Ipswich

10 a.m. start

All-time series record: Ipswich leads, 33-20-2

H-W points scored per game: 6.2

H-W points allowed per game: 23.3

Leading rusher: Andy Duval Sr. QB (171 yards, TD)

Leading passer: Andy Duval Sr. QB (39-72, 512 yards, 3 TDs)

Leading receiver: Jim Love Jr. SE (24-310 yards, TD)

Top points scorer: Tucker White (12)

Under the radar player: Dan Beckett Sr. RB. Has been a stalwart in the Generals' secondary with a couple of interceptions and is a threat to pick one off any time the ball is in the air.

H-W will be in good shape if: They can stop the Tigers' running game and win the time of possession battle.

H-W will be in trouble if: Their defense allows running space and don't play a complete game.

Ipswich points scored per game: 8.1

Ipswich points allowed per game: 32.4

Leading rusher: James Riel, Sr. RB

Leading passer: Brendan Gallagher Sr. QB

Leading receiver: Nate Bocko Sr. RB

Top points scorer: James Riel (32)

Under the radar player: Jake LeBlanc Jr. FB.

Ipswich will be in good shape if: It runs the ball effectively for all four quarters and avoids giving up the big play.

Ipswich will be in trouble if: They allow the Generals' passing game to get hot and dictate the flow of the game.

HAMILTON-WENHAM OFFENSE

No.Name Pos.Yr.

85Jim Love SE Jr.

79James Brao LT Jr.

55Paul LittlefieldLGSr.

52Ryan ForingerC So.

65Mike DesclosRG Sr.

66Nick Vogus RT Jr.

47Jake Prince TE Jr.

10Andy Duval QB Sr.

20Sean Turpin FB Jr.

31Dan Beckett RB Sr.

35Eric BuckleyWB Sr.

HAMILTON-WENHAM DEFENSE

No.Name Pos.Yr.

47Jake Prince DE Jr.

67Mike McNamaraDT Sr.

66Nick Vogus DT Jr.

55Paul LittlefieldDESr.

65Mike DesclosOLB Sr.

79James Brao ILB Jr.

22Elliot Burr ILB So.

8 Dylan Keith OLB Jr.

20Sean Turpin CB Jr.

10Andy Duval CB Sr.

31Dan Beckett FS Sr.

IPSWICH OFFENSE

No.Name Pos.Yr.

14Jim Ross SESr.

72Matt Cordes LTSr.

60Eli Natti LGSr.

63C.J. Foley CSr.

52Bubba McNeilRGSr.

55Nils SwensonRTJr.

85Aaron JessenTESr.

2 Brendan GallagherQBJr.

5 Nippy Bocko HBSr.

27James Riel RBSr.

36Jake LeBlancFBJr.

IPSWICH DEFENSE

No.Name Pos.Yr.

85Aaron JessenDE Sr.

75Jacob Stone DT Sr.

52Bubba McNeilDT Sr.

36Jake LeblancDE Jr.

59Dan TibbettsOLBSr.

55Nils SwensonILBJr.

51Nick WaiswilosILBSr.

32Tyler GagnonOLBSr.

5 Nippy Bocko CB Sr.

27James Riel CB Sr.

22Kenny Wing S Jr.

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