Kevin Coleman and Nick Senerchia named PMHS Athletes of the Week

September 14, 2018

Senior Kevin Coleman and junior Nick Senerchia were named PMHS Athletes of the Week for their performances in the varsity football team’s victory in the first game of the season. Coleman rushed 16 times for 136 yards, scoring two touchdowns and also caught a touchdown passes. Senerchia had an outstanding day on defense, blocking a punt, recovering a fumble for a touchdown and recording 5 total tackles in the game.

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