100 Players in 100 Days – Day 9 – Dominick Bragalone, South Williamsport

Written by: David Mika on Thursday, May 29th, 2014. Follow David Mika on Twitter.

RUNNING BACK SPOTLIGHT

Player Name: Dominick Bragalone, South Williamsport

Height: 5-10

Weight: 210

40-Yard Dash: 4.49

Class of: 2015

GPA: 87

Position(s): RB/FS/KR/PR

Jersey Number: 32

Years with Varsity: 3

Other Sports: Track and Field

Starting experience:The first year he played football was as an 8th grader and he scored 30 touchdowns. His first year he started varsity football was his sophomore year. He rushed for 746 yards and 10 touchdowns. He had a tremendous sophomore year for us and he had 1,200 all-purpose yards for us. He had a record setting year for us last year.

2013 Stats: He rushed for 3,268 yards on 273 carries (12.1 yards per average) and 48 touchdowns. He had two catches for 74 yards.

 

Lycoming County and South Williamsport School Records:

 

• Single season rushing – 3,286 yards
• Single season touchdowns – 48
• Most points scored in a season – 292

 

South Williamsport School Records School Records:

• Rushing attempts in a single game – 39
• Rushing attempts in a single season – 273
• Rushing yards in a single game – 420
• Rushing yards in a career – 4,014
• Most points scored in a single game – 42
• Most points scored in a career – 377
• Most touchdowns scored in a single game – 7
• Most touchdowns scored in a career – 61

 

Honors: 1^st team All-State RB Class A and Co-Player of the year Class A

 

Coaches Q&A with Chris Eiswerth:

Q. What kind of leader is he?

A. When he goes to the weight room, the others look for him. He is an extremly hard worker and humble guy and is just learning his craft. All his players look up to him and follow his lead.

 

 

Q. What are his strengths as a running back?

A. He’s not a dancer when he runs. He is a down hill runner. He’s the strongest kid on our team. He can bench press 400 pounds. You add his speed with his power and he’s a special player. When he hits the hole and gets through, he’s gone.

He can carry the ball 30 times for us if we need him to and as the game gets deeper he wears people down and gets stronger. He may get two yards, then three yards and all of the sudden he goes 50.

He hasn’t played much football in his career. So, he is still learning. He has gone to a lot of camps this year and we are excited about what he has learned.

 

 

Schools of Interest: Bucknell, Rutgers, Penn State and Pittsburgh

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