The 1990 Football Team

The 1990 Football Team: State Runner-Ups
Front Row (Captains): Andy Shackelford, Dan Herberth, Brian Willis
2nd Row: Keith Weaver Hayden Hajdu, Lee Vanderkooi, Dana Kreeger, Jeff Worobel, Dave Molis, Mark George, Dominic
Cugini, Andy Klein, Joe Vankos, Dave Cieplinksi, Dave Griebeler
3rd Row: John Luther, Eric Chen, Jason Martter, Brian Li, Lee Scherr, Doug Farren, Andy Zweig, Chuck Penzenik, Jay Kelley, Jeff Seitzinger, Doug Hutchinson
4th Row: Mark Shamp, Don Hammett, Dan Scolaro, Dave Remec, Ryan Hopkins, Matt Zito, Chris Oros, John Rezach, Pat
Kirkland, Kyle Smesko, Tim Higham
5th Row: Pat Grow, Kyle McChesney, Jason Clancy, Chris Brown, Greg Lindstrom, Israel Gersten, Rob Brazie, Jason Hoychick
6th Row: Dave Lang, Todd Lightner, Joel Tompkins, Steve Weinert, Matt Soful, Derek Hotchkiss, Ryan Kaser, Eric Fickes
7th Row: Tiffany Oros, Inga Siiner, Holly Hajdu, Mandy Thomas, Lisa Miller Kristen Diehl, Jen Gigliotti
Not Pictured: Mike Shearer, Derek French
Coaches: Joe Pappano, Joe Zwisler, Fred Tomei, Lee Walker, Mike Velten, Bob Buchanan, Bob Jenkins, Jim Roberts, John
Farren, Dan Fouser, Keith O’Donnell
1990
13-1-0
Trainer: Eric Moats
Opponent
RHS Score
Vs. Score
W/L
Team Doctors: Bill Moats, Tom Bear
Woodridge
41
0
W
North
Royalton
35
6
W
Cameraman: Bill Oros
Brecksville
35
8
W
Statisticians: Al Scholl
Green
35
0
W
Copley
35
20
W
Norton
Tallmadge
Highland
Wadsworth
Hudson
Orrville
Willard
Cardinal Mooney
Hamilton Badin
50
39
49
42
43
13
7
31
6
21
7
6
12
0
7
6
21
16
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
The 1990 Football Team: The state runner-up football team of 1990 is simply known as “The State
Team” around the community—they captured the spirit and hearts of the school and community. The
team finished 13-1 (7-0 in Suburban League) and lost in the state championship to Hamilton Badin.
They outscored their opponents 461-130. They are only the third team in Revere Football History to
finish the regular season undefeated and are 1 of 18 SL schools to have had an unbeaten regular season.
Their 13-wins are the most in school history and tied for the most wins in SL history. Their seven
league wins are part of a 23-game league win streak (1988-1991) that is second in league history. Their
10-regular season wins are part of a 32 game regular season wins streak (1988-1991) that is first in
league history.