Tim Blanchard

1972-1973

In 1973, Tim Blanchard became the first Randolph football player ever selected to the Star-Ledger All-State Team—an achievement that reflected his exceptional all-around play and leadership on the field.

Blanchard contributed in all three phases of the game. At quarterback, he threw for 493 yards and ran for 246 more. Defensively, he led the team in tackles with over 100 from his linebacker position. He also handled punting duties, averaging 35.4 yards per kick.

As a captain, Blanchard helped guide Randolph to a conference title and a #2 ranking among North Jersey Group 2 schools. Over his final two seasons, the team posted a remarkable 16–2 record.

Accolades

• 1973 Star Ledger All-State Football Team

• First Randolph Football Player to make the All-State Team

• Quarterback who completed 22 of 47 passes for 493 yards & ran the ball 40 times for another 246 yards.

• As a Defensive player (linebacker), was the team leading tackler with 100+ tackles.

• Finally, a punter with an average of 35.4.

• Conference Champions

• Ranked 2nd in North Jersey Group 2 Schools

• 2-Year Team Record: 16-2

• Team Captain 1973