Butler County youth football: See how some local teams did this season
Youth football leagues across Butler County are wrapping up their seasons.
Here are some of the top teams who stood out.
Have a team you want featured in this list? Email sports@butlereagle.com.
The East Brady Bantam Bulldogs went 8-0 in the nine-team ABC Youth Football League this fall, completing the perfect season with an 18-8 win over Armstrong in a matchup of unbeaten teams.
Players on the team include: Spencer Miles (No. 3), Easton Eiler (5), Cam Robinson (11), Lucy Stimac (13), Case Douglass (14), Wyatt Prejsnar (17), Briggs Kaczmarek (20), Jax Stitt (22), Cooper Hawk (25), Matteao Zanetti (26), Crosby Bertoluzzi (37), Carson Heeter (44), Ryder Wiles (52), Lyle Johns (56), Carson Double (64), Talon Kriebel (65), Joseph Szczygiel (75) and Finn White (90). Coaching the Bulldogs were: Petey Douglass, Jon Miles, Shane Robinson, Michael Stitt and Justin Prejsner.
The Saxonburg Spartans won the Northern 28 Youth Football League’s 10U super bowl this season. They finished 9-1 and beat Deer Lakes 33-6.
Players on the team include: Jaxson Dunnigan Steele, Abel Bundy, Chase LeFever, Gavin Ferguson, Rory Kerr, Elijah Drane, Brody O’Hern, Tyson Dunlap, Bryce Pittman, Ryker Hill, Malayah Pethtel, Cole Tully, Max Hedglin, Austin Fry, Eli Vresko, Bryson Pittman, Tesher Quinn, Roman Thompson, Chase Kurtz, Sylas Crouch, Brogan Best, Mauro LeDonne, Gunnar Foreback, Boyd Moore, Grant Mosby, Benny Kohser, Austin Fishel, Steven Himelinski, Evan Mowry and Gavin Pittman. Coaching the Spartans were: head coach Ian Ferguson, Nick McGaughey, Tyler Quinn, Rich Thompson, Steve Gates and Brandon Mowry.