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Ready For The Moment, McCarthy Gives Haddonfield All It Needs At QB In Decisive Win
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One could figure Declan McCarthy would have had a few butterflies as he put on his uniform, had contemplations skipping around his head during the transport ride to Paulsboro on Saturday morning.

The thing is, the point at which you've gotten your work done and dealt with the psychological arrangement, once in a while those butterflies stay concealed and you simply go out and execute the blueprint.

"He was ready for the occasion," Haddonfield mentor Frank DeLano said. "He's been running our offense since he was six."

Haddonfield versus Paulsboro football, Sept. 3, 2022
Haddonfield's Declan McCarthy (19) fires a pass to the outside during the second from last quarter of the Haddonfield versus Paulsboro football match-up, Saturday, Sept. 3, 2022.Al Amrhein | For NJ Advance Media

McCarthy seemed to be a carefully prepared veteran as the safeguarding South/Central Group 2 heroes started off their 2022 mission. The lesser finished his initial nine passes, which included three scores, and got done with five all out scores as Haddonfield ruined Kevin Harvey's head training debut with a 44-26 triumph in West Jersey Football League activity.

The 6-foot-2, 231-pound signal guest was 16-of-19 passing for 248 yards and four scores - tosses of 15, 14, 29 and 20 yards generally coming in the main half. He added a 7-yard TD run with a little more than four minuets left in the second from last quarter.

"The line closed their butts off, the fullbacks closed their butts off. The backs gave all their work, wideouts gave all their work. It was a collaboration," McCarthy said.

"It's not difficult to be quiet when you have a line you trust and backs you trust. I was feeling better, thought it'd be a decent game."

McCarthy saw restricted activity at quarterback last season, taking snaps against Willingboro and Woodrow Wilson (presently Camden Eastside). Yet, subsequent to beginning the season 2-2, DeLano went with Carson Wolff as the beginning quarterback, passing on McCarthy to concentrate on protection.

Yet, that QB attitude remained in his blood. He spent the offseason planning to be the following man up, working on his snappiness, strength and molding.

"Last year, Carson was the best person for the group," DeLano said. "(McCarthy) dealt with it maturely, yet he's been prepared for this since he's been in our childhood program since he was six years of age.

"We had a great seven day stretch of prep. We watched tape together, he figures out tape. … I didn't think the stage would have been too huge. Did I suppose he'd emerge and toss four score passes in the main half? Hell no, yet he's a victor and has forever been a champ."

Declan McCarthy - Haddonfield QB
Haddonfield junior quarterback Declan McCarthy tossed for 248 yards and four scores, likewise scoring on a 7-yard run, in a season-opening win over Paulsboro. Kevin Minnick | NJ Advance Media for NJ.Com

McCarthy associated with Patrick Ryan, Dominic Hahn and Carl Forebaugh on TD passes to cover every one of Haddonfield's initial three drives. Matt Zappetti pulled in 20-yarder late in the second quarter on an athletic play somewhere down in the end zone.

Except for a pass he constrained a little, which was blocked and returned for a score, McCarthy was ready and taken care of. He was all that a mentor needs in a QB.

"Just development. I've developed as a quarterback, filled in knowledge. I'm ready to peruse a safeguard all the more now, I pursue choices quicker," he said. "I just bettered my game.

"I realized I had some work today, and I came and did it."

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