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Rushing Yardage (career)
Casimiro Pomales, Jr. (Ellenville 2019-22) – 3,813
Rushing Yardage (season)
Walter Moseley (Ellenville) – 2,066 (1981)
Rushing Yardage (season)
Don Exner (Ellenville) – 1,979 (2008)
Rushing Leaders In A Season (ny State)
Walter Mosely (Ellenville) – 2,066 (1981)
Rushing 100-yard Games (career)
Walt Moseley (Ellenville 1979-82) – 34 (#2 in state)
Points Scored (career)
Walter Moseley (Ellenville 1979-82) – 492
Points Scored (season)
Walter Mosely (Ellenville) – 216 (1981)
Touchdowns Scored (career)
Walter Moseley (Ellenville 1979-82) – 79
Touchdowns Scored (season)
Walter Moseley – (Ellenville) 34 (1981)
Nysphsaa Regional Champions Where Season Concluded Prior To Complete State Tournament (1989-1992) And 8-man (2018-2022)
Ellenville (8-Man – 2019)
Nysphsaa Regional Champions Where Season Concluded Prior To Complete State Tournament (1989-1992) And 8-man (2018-2022)
NYSPHSAA considers 8-Man regional final winners as ‘state regional champions.’ In 2019, Ellenville won its regional title and the season finished after one round
Won/shared Ulster County Athletic League Championship Totals 1957-1990/re-named Mid-hudson Athletic League In 1980)
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Section Nine New York Sportswriters Association First-team Offense/defense 1968-2025; Senior Year Unless Noted)
1981: (SS) Walter Mosely – Ellenville (RB, JR.), Mike DeWitt – Washingtonville (OG), Pete Varone – Washingtonville (OE), John Kelly – Port Jervis (K)
Section Nine New York Sportswriters Association First-team Offense/defense 1968-2025; Senior Year Unless Noted)
1982: (LS) Tim Coll – North Rockland (OE), Peter Galindez – Suffern (DE); (SS) Walter Mosely – Ellenville (RB), Tom Ladka – Monroe-Woodbury (OT), Mike Finucane – Nanuet (S)
Section Nine New York Sportswriters Association First-team Offense/defense 1968-2025; Senior Year Unless Noted)
1989: (Class B) Jamie Brace – Port Jervis (LB), Chip Stone – Onteora (DB); (Class C-D) Lee McClinton – Highland (RB), Matt Joyce – New York Military Academy (OL), Mike Bucci – Red Hook (LB), Glen Frink – Ellenville (DB)
Section Nine New York Sportswriters Association First-team Offense/defense 1968-2025; Senior Year Unless Noted)
1993: (Class B) Carl Franke – Minisink (K); (Class C) Lamark Logan – Ellenville (OE), Kaseem Sinceno – Liberty (LB); (Class D) Bob Benson – Delaware Valley (OL, JR.)
Section Nine New York Sportswriters Association First-team Offense/defense 1968-2025; Senior Year Unless Noted)
2009: (Class AA) Dan Scalo – Monroe-Woodbury (QB, Co-player of the Year*), Josh Skowronski – Monroe-Woodbury (OL, JR.); (Class A) Ryan Staudle – Cornwall (OL), Ken Kirshner – Cornwall (PK); (Class B) Gordie Pine – New Paltz (DL); (Class C) A.J. Borriello – Ellenville (OL); (Class D) Bobby Warden – Eldred (PK), Scott Hallock Eldred (DL)
Section Nine New York Sportswriters Association First-team Offense/defense 1968-2025; Senior Year Unless Noted)
2019: (Class A) – Amin Woods – Cornwall (RB, Co-player of the Year*); (Class B) Rob Filancia – Port Jervis (OE); (Class C) Joe Battiato – Chester (QB), Kevin Stein – Chester (OE); (8-Man) Sean Pettway – Ellenville (QB), Keegan Streimer – Tri-Valley (QB, JR.), Devin Mullin – Tri-Valley (OL), Jesse Acevedo Fallsburg (LB)
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