New Hope, only Class 2A, was a member of the Suburban One League American Conference but did not play a full schedule against the other teams. He’s had two terrific seasons in a row and will get college looks next fall.Ģ. Bristol junior running back Kendell Cottrell is a franchise player. Kendell Cottrell, seen here in a game against Morrisville this season, scored four touchdowns in Bristol's 44-22 win over New Hope-Solebury in the District One Class 2A championship on Nov. Consistent” running back/cornerback Brandon Anthony and, of course, Cottrell. More: Practice makes perfect for Jared Zimmerman in Souderton's playoff win over CB Southīristol’s defense played pretty well, with interceptions by Newkirk and Trae Anthony.Ĭiotti praised Newkirk, the running and blocking of Bobbs, the play of big lineman Xavier Shefcyk, “Mr. He was given the game ball but passed it on to coach Mike Ciotti.Ĭiotti also received the District One Class 2A championship trophy from Bristol Borough School District Superintendent Broadus Davis, a longtime educator. “I’m hoping to play in college and go to the NFL,” he said.Ĭottrell also wrestles and runs track. He’s receiving college interest from Villanova, Delaware, North Carolina A&T, St. Upset special: Bobby Hill's last-minute catch clinches North Penn's upset win against Pennsbury in first roundĬottrell, who plays defensive end on occasion, has run for more than 1,000 yards each of the last two seasons and totaled more than 30 touchdowns. “Next week will be a challenge,” Cottrell said. “We have good chemistry.”īristol (8-1) will face District 12’s West Catholic at home next Friday at 7 p.m. “We have the best offense,” Cottrell said. Brandon Anthony ran for a TD and quarterback Roshie Newkirk also ran well.

Fellow back Jaden Bobbs ran for 117 yards and a touchdown.

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