2008 Fall Season
Football, Soccer, Volleyball

** Orioles run past Green Wave -- MSD's Bonheyo sets school rushing record **

Host Maryland School for the Deaf dominated both lines of scrimmage Friday night, en route to a 46-0 victory over Spingarn High School of Washington, D.C.

Sophomore free safety Todd Bonheyo picked off a Green Wave pass on the second play from scrimmage, his first of two interceptions. From there, the Orioles were on their way to their 33rd straight victory. MSD tailback Ryan Bonheyo surpassed the school's career rushing record, gaining more than 125 yards on the ground, surpassing the old mark of 3,332 held by Scott Lehman. Bonheyo broke the record in the second quarter of the game and was rewarded with the game ball from Lehman.

Head coach Andy Bonheyo, father of Todd and Ryan, was pleased with Ryan's accomplishments." As a father I'm really proud of my son, he worked hard and he earned it," Andy Bonheyo said. Andy Bonheyo was quick to point out the impact of his offensive line and how much he and his son credit them for their success. Ethan Kramer and Joshua Withrow each added a touchdown on the ground to go with Bonheyo's two scores. The Orioles' defense was lead by senior linebacker Clayton Grossinger, who had a sack and a fumble recovery.

Wed, September 24. Lexington 1  Heschel 1 - This was a hard fought match. Our first game of the season as it was kind of rocky start for us. Angel Ortiz scored first goal at the 6th minute. Heschel scored their goal at 30th minute. We were scoreless in 2nd half. Our defense played their hearts out! Adam Pagan made 20 saves for the Blue Jays. We were glad we ended in a tie as they defeated us last season in our final game at the PSAA league Championship. 2008 Record: 0 Wins 0 Losses 1 Tie (PSAA 0-0-1) Frank Wells, Head Coach

NYSSD 2 - Holy Cross 3. The Trojans were down 3-0 early in the second half when Jeremy Lloyd and Pat Riolo teamed up for two goals to turn it into a very interesting game.   Jeremy scored both goals off of two neat passes from Pat.   Irick Carter was solid in goal with 13 saves including three outstanding saves in the last minutes of the game.   The Trojans had three shots on goal in the last few minutes of the game - so close, but no net!   Great game!   Lots of fun and a good way to start the new NCAC season.

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