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“I felt we contained him somewhat, but he still made some big plays for them,” Howard said. Gloucester (8-1) hung around until the game’s final play and Burkhardt played a huge role, rushing for 115 yards and accounting for both Lions’ scores on TD runs of 10 and 4 yards. It’s no wonder that he can come out and put up the type of performances he’s been having.”

Ever since the spring, he’s been working, doing drills, lifting, everything he can do to get better. He has three touchdowns in two playoff games this season. He’s a very tough runner and we like to feed him the ball.”īateman has rushed for 10 touchdowns this season, including his 11-yard score on the opening possession of the second half that extended Paulsboro’s lead to 20-7. “You don’t want to play against him,” Paulsboro defensive end/quarterback Rocco Pellegrini said. While he doesn’t have a unique nickname like his counterpart, Paulsboro’s beast in the backfield and the man they call 'Manny' does have a reputation as a relentless and punishing runner. After surpassing the 1,000-yard mark for the season last week, the 5-foot-11, 175-pound bruiser earned his second 200-plus-yard game. Bateman hadn’t carried more than 25 times in any of Paulsboro’s previous games this season.

Workhorse performance