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Francesco Pichardo (Washingtonville (2012) – 1,628
Source conflict — see details below.
Why this entry needs review
Malformed delimiters, parentheses and year labels occur, including Fall 221-22, Nick Finger Millbrook), and a colon between two newer career-passing entries.
Dwone Hicks (Washingtonville) 27 × 391 (1996)
Liam Ebert (Washingtonville) – 6 × 181 (2025)
Sean Davis (Washingtonville) – 216 (2023)
Kingston (62) and Washingtonville (59) – 121 (2018)
Sean Davis (Washingtonville) – 34 (2023)
Sean Davis (Washingtonville) – 6 (2023)
Derek Deoul (Washingtonville 2011-14) – 101
AJ Hopper (Washingtonville) – 60 (2016-18)
Derek Deoul (Washingtonville 2011-14) – 27**
Derek Deoul (Washingtonville) – 10 (2013)
Derek Deoul (Washingtonville) – 4 (2014)
Derek Deoul (Washingtonville) – 54 yards (2014)
Derek Deoul (Washingtonville) – 52 (2013)
Derek Deoul (Washingtonville) – 47 (2013)
Derek Deoul (Washingtonville 2011-14) – 182
Washingtonville 1
1978: (LS) Charles Valois – Clarkstown South (OT); (SS) Bob Masters – Port Jervis (OG), Trent Cuthbert – Washingtonville (DB); Section One Kingston – Jay Foust (DL), Kirk Maisch (LB)
1981: (SS) Walter Mosely – Ellenville (RB, JR.), Mike DeWitt – Washingtonville (OG), Pete Varone – Washingtonville (OE), John Kelly – Port Jervis (K)
1986: (SS) Mike Strolla – Washingtonville (LB)
2013: Brad Garcia – Warwick (AP), Derek Deoul – Washingtonville (PK), Jalen Williams – Newburgh (DB); (Class A) Mike White – Cornwall (QB), Chris Bauer – Cornwall (OE); (Class B) Khariff Laboy – New Paltz (AP); (Class C) Matt Przybocki – Burke (RB, JR.), Henry Cardinal – Millbrook (RB), Devon Jackson – Millbrook (AP)
What’s included and how to read it
1,841 announcements, 13 record-book posts and 8,288 published factual entries. Historical editions are kept separate. Spring and fall 2021 are distinct seasons; there was no fall 2020 season. State-record and active-player symbols reflect the source edition. The game view uses the existing KOT845 normalized archive. Score mentions and location leads remain separate from scored games. Extraction covers public announcements; document attachments and private or deleted pages are excluded.
Sources and methodology