Running back Brian Formato bursts through a hole created by the Bronxville offensive line. Photo by David Fenner.

By Staff

Oct 23, 2025: With a 48-21 win over previously undefeated Tuckahoe on Saturday, the Broncos improve their record to 6-0. The Bronxville offense has been nearly unstoppable this season, averaging 41 points per game.

Quarterback Theo McMurray (3) and the Bronxville offensive line. Photo by David Fenner.

While quarterback Theo McMurray and running back Brian Formato have teamed up to score most of the Bronco touchdowns this season, their success starts up front with the team’s talented offensive line.

In football, every play begins in the trenches. The front lines on offense and defense have been grinding all season. These unsung heroes have been pivotal, creating the gaps that spark big offensive gains and sealing them shut on defense to stop opponents in their tracks. Their grit, discipline, and relentless effort have been a cornerstone of the team’s success.

Formato (7) and the o-line in win over Tuckahoe. Photo by David Fenner.

Will Morrisroe (52), Will Molloy (44) and other members of the offensive line block for Formato. Photo by David Fenner.

Shout-out to the offensive line- leadership and power come from Kieran O’Neil (Sr.), Troy Neild (Sr.) Captain Walker Moore (Sr.), center Will Morrisroe (Jr.), guards Henry Scholes (Jr.) and Anton Schmidt (Jr.), and H-back Will Molloy (Jr.). Together, they've built a wall of protection and opened up the lanes that have fueled the offense all season long.

The Bronco defense is equally talented holding their opponents to an average of 16 points per game. Bronxville has earned its reputation as one of Section 1’s top defenses, recognized by LoHud for their performance and intensity.

Walker Moore (19), Brian Formato (7), and Hudson Pinon (42) and the rest of the Bronco line. Photo by David Fenner.

Will Morrisroe (52), Anton Schmidt (51), and Hudson Pinon (42) and the rest of the Bronco d-line. Photo by David Fenner.  

The front line and secondary are packed with talent and leadership: Captain Harry Estrada (Sr.), Captain Thomas Freeman (Sr.), Walker Moore, Kieran O’Neil, Henry Scholes, Charlie Atkeson (Jr.), Anton Schmidt, Will Molloy, Captain Brian Formato (Sr.), Brady Dolan (Sr.), Grant Patterson (Jr.) and Max Zarba (Sr.). This defense brings relentless pressure and intensity every down, a defense that refuses to give an inch.

Anton Schmidt (51), Walker Moore (11) and the rest of the Bronco d-line. Photo by David Fenner.

The Broncos will play their final game of the regular season on Friday night at 6:00PM at Valhalla. They will most likely enter the Class C playoffs as the top seed and are currently ranked No. 5 in all of Section 1 according to the LoHud Power Rankings.

Broncos celebrate a touchdown in the game against Tuckahoe. Photo by David Fenner.

Let’s give them a big round of applause.