2011 football media guide - Saint Ignatius High School

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2011 FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE
2011 Saint Ignatius Wildcats Football
About This Media Guide
CONTENTS OF GUIDE
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About This Guide / Table of Contents
About Saint Ignatius
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Timeline of 125 Years of Saint Ignatius
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Wildcats Players - Past & Present
7
Dwyer Top 25 Players / '11 Preview
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2011 Football Schedules & Notes
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SIBN Broadcasters / Media Coverage
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2011 Home Stadiums Information
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2011 Away Stadiums Information
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Head Coach Chuck Kyle
13-15 Saint Ignatius Assistant Coaches
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Saint Ignatius Coaching History
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Saint Ignatius vs All-Time Opponents
18-19 Saint Ignatius Individual Records
20-24 2011 Opponents
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2011 Saint Ignatius Roster (Numeric)
26-37 2011 Saint Ignatius Player Profiles
38-42 2010 Game Recaps
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Saint Ignatius Wildcats ‐ ABOUT THIS GUIDE
This guide was meant for use by media who follow
the Saint Ignatius Wildcat Football program. We
appreciate your continued work to report about the
successes of our athletics program. I hope that this
guide will help to make following Saint Ignatius
football a more enjoyable experience for you.
This completion of this media guide would not have
been capable without the help of numerous people.
One main contributor was Ed Daugherty, from
whom I definitely learned a lot. His expertise in
formatting was a phenomenal help in putting this
guide together. Without him contributing, this guide
would not be what it is.
I certainly have to thank former president of the
Broadcasting Club, Mike Watts, because his advice
has not only made this media guide great, but also
has helped me to become a better person. Having a
friend and mentor like him is something that I will
always be grateful for.
Eddie Dwyer’s articles help to do justice to the 2010
season. It tells the story of more than just the game.
It tells the story of the team – its growth
growth, its failures
failures,
and its many successes. It is truly remarkable to
have a professional writer in our athletic
department, and his passion for reporting about our
athletes is unparalleled. Tim Hudak’s Wildcats!
books provided a historical reference point for this
OHSAA & Division I / Region 1 Info
44-45 NFHS Game Officials Signals
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2011 Composite Schedule
FRONT COVER ARTWORK DESIGNED BY
VILLA BEACH COMMUNICATIONS
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The coaching staff has continued to provide
information about themselves and the players that
makes this guide as in depth as it is.
The athletic department – Rory Fitzpatrick, Jennifer
Fight, and Sean O’Toole – deserves credit for
allowing me to produce this guide for your use.
Of course, none of this would have been possible
without SSID moderator Jeff McCormick. His
tireless efforts to help the broadcasting and Sports
Information groups at Saint Ignatius deserve great
praise. He has been with me in every step of this
process, helping to make this guide what it is, and
he has continued to mold me as a broadcaster.
Also, thanks belong to Greg Ziton and John Fanta
Finally, I would like to thank my family for always
being there for me and supporting my efforts in
everything I do.
For those not listed here, my apologies (there is
only so much room).
Once again, let me take this opportunity to welcome
you to another season of Saint Ignatius Wildcat
j y the ggame, and we look forward to
Football. Enjoy
seeing you at Byers Field soon.
Lewis Backus '12
SSID President
SIBN President
About Saint Ignatius Athletics
Fr. William Murphy, S.J. ‐ PRESIDENT
Peter Corrigan '69 ‐ PRINCIPAL
2011-2012 will mark Fr. William Murphy 's third year at St. Ignatius High School.
Fr. Murphy came to St. Ignatius from Cincinnati St. Xavier following the 2008-2009
academic year. While at St. Xavier, Fr. Murphy servered as the Special Assistant to
the President and could be found in the classroom teaching mathmatics.
Peter Corrigan '69 enters his ninth year at St. Ignatius, where during his tenue the
school was designated a Blue Ribbon School by the US Department of Education.
Previously, Corrigan was the Chair of the Religious Education Department at
Cincinnati St Xavier from 1994 to 2003. He has also worked for the Archdiocese of
Cincinnati and has been a Campus Minister at Queens College and Xavier
University.
Fr. Murphy was born in Pennsylvania, but raised in East Lansing, Michigan. He
entered the Society of Jesus in 1997 and was ordained into the priesthood in 2008.
Corrigan was a classmate of current Head Coach Chuck Kyle.
Fr. Murphy is always visible on the West 30th Street campus, as he can be found
anywhere from his office to the athletic fields.
Corrigan has two sons who attended Cincinnati St. Xavier High School.
Rory Fitzpatrick '88 ‐ ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Sean O'Toole '87 ‐ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
Athletic Director, Rory Fitzpatrick '88 enters his 13th year at St. Ignatius this year,
serving his first 10 years on campus as the Assistant Athletic Director from 19992008. Fitzpatrick served at the Arrupe House from 1994-1996.
Sean O'Toole '87 returned to his Alma Mater in 2006 and enters his fourth year at
St. Ignatius, where he serves as both the Assistant Athletic Director and Head
Coach for the Basketball team.
As a student at St Ignatius, Fitzpatrick played football, basketball and ran track.
As student-athlete at St Ignatius, O'Toole played basketball, winning three varsity
letters
Fitzpatrick is a 1992 graduate of Marquette University in Milwaukee with a degree in
Marketing and Public Relations. Fitzpatrick lives in Fairview Park with his wife
Colleen, and his two children, Cailin and Siobhan.
O'Toole is the President of the Greater Cleveland Basketball Coaches Association
and lives in Avon with his wife Laura, and his four children, Owen, Connor, Erin, and
Kelsey.
About Saint Ignatius
Mailing Address
Key Contacts
Saint Ignatius High School
1911 West 30th Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
Cleveland, Ohio
1886
Roman Catholic / Jesuit
Men For Others
1,465 boys
Wildcats
Blue and Gold
Byers Field @ Boulton Stadium
11,000
Field Turf
Football History
First Year of Football
Overall Record
OHSAA Playoff Appearances
OHSAA Playoff Record
OHSAA Titles
National Championships
1886
Campus Switchboard
School Website
General Information
Location
Founded
Affiliation
Motto
Enrollment
Nickname
Colors
Home Field
Capacity
Surface
Saint Ignatius ‐ BY THE NUMBERS
1911
627-285-32
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56-12
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216-651-0222
www.ignatius.edu
Athletics
Athletics Website
Athletics e-mail
Sports Information
Staff Writer
Video Coordinator
216-650-0222 ext 222
www..ignatius.edu/Athletics
[email protected]
216-281-4377
Eddie Dwyer
Mark Kovalsky '12
Athletics Information
Head Football Coach
Head Basketball Coach
Head Baseball Coach
Head Bowling Coach
Head Crew Coach
Head Cross Country Coach
Head Golf Coach
Head Hockey Coach
Head Lacrosse Coach
Head Soccer Coach
Head Tennis Coach
Head Track & Field
Head Volleyball Coach
Head Wrestling Coach
Chuck Kyle '69
Sean O'Toole '88
Brad Ganor
John Kastanis
Patrick Connor '94
Dr. Michael Gallagher '71
Terry Hopkins
Pat O'Rourke '90
Patrick McManamon '96
Mike McLaughlin '85
Jon Barker '87
Chuck Kyle '69
Casey Marcelo
Mark Sullivan
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100
The year Saint Ignatius High School opened its
doors at West 30th and Lorain. 2011 marks the
125th years for the Jesuit institution
The 2011 football season marks the 100th year of
football at Saint Ignatius. The program's first game
was played in 1911 (no games played in 1913)
making 2011 the 100th anniversary of football
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Between October 1987 and November 1990, the
Wildcats won 39 consecutive football games; the
longest such streak in school history
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The number of football state championships won by
the Wildcats since 1988. The 10 titles are an
OHSAA record as no other team has more than 8
3
The number of national championships captured by
the Wildcats. Saint Ignatius has won both the USA
Today championship and the National Prep Poll title
1
The state ranking the Saint Ignatius Athletic
Department received from Sports Illustrated in 2007,
when the publication listed the best overall high
sports programs in each state
About Saint Ignatius High School
MEN FOR OTHERS
CELEBRATING 125 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE
Saint Ignatius High School is a
Catholic school in the Jesuit
tradition. As such, the school
challenges its students to become
involved in service activities in the
school community
On September 6, 1886, Bishop
Richard Gilmour and Fr. Michael
Zoeller, S.J. saw the realization of
their dream of a Jesuit boys school in
Cleveland. Located on the near west
side of Cleveland, Saint Ignatius
College was opened with an initial
enrollment of 75 students. Saint
Ignatius College was a 6-year school
in the European tradition.
Saint Ignatius' largest student organization (composed of only
juniors and seniors) is the St. Joseph of Arimathea Pallbearer
Society (an organization that provides pallbearers to those
without family or friend to carry them ot their final resting
place).
The Labre Ministry sends students out to give food to the
homeless, but also to spend time with the homeless in our
commuity.
Saint Ignatius was the first to sanction a Sophmore Service
Program in the school's curriculum.
The Arrupe House is open almost every day of the week with
programs like the Homework Club, where Saint Ignatius
students sepnd two hours with the children of the Ohio City
neighborhood.
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This list is onlyy a few of the manyy service opportunites
offered
to the students of Saint Ignatius
THE MEANING OF 'A.M.D.G.'
Ad maiorem Dei gloriam
For the Greater Glory of God
BLUE RIBBON SCHOOL OF EXCELLENCE
In 2008-2009, Saint Ignatius was named a 'Blue
Ribbon School of Excellence" byt the United States
Department of Education. Saint Ignatius has also won
the award in 1984-1985.
While many schools chose to leave the
city over the years, Saint Ignatius has
remained at its original location in the
Ohio City neighborhood of Cleveland. In
1924, Saint Ignatius College was split into
a Jesuit high school and a Jesuit
university. Saint Ignatius High School
remained at the corner of West 30th
street and Lorain while John Carroll
University moved to University Heights.
The school's athletic teams began to
thrive following the Great Depression.
Many great Ignatius football and
basketball teams played under legendary
coach John Wirtz in the 1950's and
1960's. Off the athletic fields, Saint
Ignatius was nationally recognized as a
Blue Ribbon School of Excellence and
local service activities helped to stabalize
the Ohio City neighborhood.
By receiving the award in 2009, Saint Ignatius was the only Catholic high
school and one of only two private high schools in the country to be honed by
the Department of Education.
Only 314 schools were given the distinction of being a "Blue Ribbon School" in
2008-2009. Of the 314, only 19 were in the state of Ohio and only 6 were in
Northeastern Ohio.
The Blue Ribbon award is judged by a series of national standardized tests,
including the PSAT, SAT, and ACT, plus the Ohio Graduation Test.
Those four letters are packed with meaning and inspiration.
It's an abbreviation of the Latin phrase Ad Maiorem Dei
Gloriam , which means “For the greater glory of God.”
Having twice been named a Blue Ribbon
School of Excellence, earning numerous
championships on the playing fields and
receiving local and national acclaim for
the school's service programs, Saint
Ignatius High School celebrates 125
years of excellence in Cleveland.
ALMA MATER
The phrase serves as the motto for the Society of Jesus, the
order of priests that founded and still run Saint Ignatius High
School.
Our famed Alma Mater graces
Every shrine within our hearts
St. Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits, is credited
with coining the phrase now represented with A.M.D.G.
throughout the West 30th Street campus—and interwoven in
the fabric of every Saint Ignatius student and athlete.
With her unforgotten faces
And the faith that she imparts
Years in passing cannot sever
Ties of new days from the old.
A.M.D.G.
We're Ignatius men forever
As we hail the blue and gold
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125 Years of Saint Ignatius
125 YEARS OF SAINT IGNATIUS
100 YEARS OF FOOTBALL HISTORY
1886
St Ignatius High School opens its doors in Ohio City. Both a college and high school operated on the West
30th Street campus until 1924. The school opened in a simple wooden structure until the Main Building
was completed in 1891.
1911
St Ignatius High School plays its first varisty-level football game on November 8th, beating Cleveland West
Commerce High School 18-0
1887
JUG (Justice Under God) evolves from breaking rules emphasizing honor, gentlemanly conduct, strength
of character and good manners. The practice still exists today.
1917
On October 11th, the St Ignatius football team defeated Cleveland Loyola Jesuit by a score of 68-0. The
68 points are a scoring record that will stand for over 70 years and still remains the second-most points
scored in a football game in the school's history
1924
Saint Ignatius College is formally separated into Saint Ignatius High School and John Carroll University, as
the Jesuit University moved their campus to University Heights on the east side of Cleveland.
1926
St Ignatius plays the first ever high school game 'under the light', defeating Holy Name 24-7 at Luna Park
on October 26th
1936
The St Ignatius High School Alma Mater is publically performed for the first time during the halftime of the
football game between St Ignatius and Cleveland John Marshall
1939
St Ignatius athletic teams officially change their nickname from "Golden Tornado" to "Wildcats";
unfortunately, the first game played as the Wildcats, ends in a 14-0 loss to Cleveland West Tech
1936
The Saint Ignatius Wildcat Marching Band debuts at Rhodes Field on September 26, 1936. Saint Ignatius
lost to Rhodes High School, 18-0.
1945
On November 26th, the Wildcats played in their first Cleveland Charity Game after winning the West
Senate with a 7-0 mark. Cleveland Cathedral Latin defeats the Wildcats 13-7
1945
St Mary's Elementary School is officially incorporated into the High School campus. The building becomes
known as the Annex and is later renamed Loyola Hall
1949
The Wildcats cap a sweep of the West Senate with a 13-0 win over Cleveland East Tech in the Charity
Game, the first City Championship for the Wildcats
1950's
Saint Ignatius High School institutes a "shirt and tie" dress code.
1963
The Wildcats defeat Cleveland South 28-14 on November 9th for their 19th consecutive win, the longest
winning streak in school history to that point.
1950's
The Saint Ignatius Scholarship Drive is instituted. Winners were given the choice of money or a house
with the proceeds going to fund financial aid for students.
1973
Chuck Kyle '69 joins the coaching staff at St Ignatius High School. He will serve as an assitant for 10
years under Paul Nemec and Al Gizzi
1968
Saint Mary Church is razed to make room for the Clavius Science Center. The church's bell remained on
campus, moving to Loyola Hall.
1979
The Wildcats play their first game as an Independent. The Wildcats had announced two years prior that
they were leaving the Cleveland Senate, a league they had called home for more than 40 years
1970's
The Sophomore Service Program is created and implemented.
implemented Sophomores are given the opportunity to
serve in the community to better live the Saint Ignatius motto of being "Men for Others." Sophomore
Service continues today, with students serving in over a dozen locations throughout Cleveland.
1983
Chuck Kyle '69 is introduced as the Wildcats head coach, replacing the departed Al Gizzi. Kyle is now the
longest tenued and winningest coach in the schools 125 year history
1979
Wasmer Field is completed, serving as both a practice and competive venue. West 30th Street is officially
closed and converted to the Main Academic Mall
1988
1985
Saint Ignatius High School is recognized by the United States Department of Education as a Blue Ribbon
School. The school would be honored with another Blue Ribbon award during the 2008-09 school year.
The Wildcats make the school's first OHSAA playoff appearance and win the school's first state football
championship in dramatic fashion. The Wildcats hold off Cincinnati Princeton 10-7, with a climatic goal line
stand in the final minute of the game played at Ohio Stadium in Columbus
1988
Saint Ignatius wins its first team state championship in the 1987-88 wrestling season. Saint Ignatius would
go on to win a Division I football championship later in the year. The Wildcats have accumulated 25
OHSAA State Titles.
1989
The Wildcats win back-to-back state championships and capture the schools first ever National
Championship, with a perfect 13-0 season
1995
The first annual Chariot Races are held on the mall. Organized by the Classic Languages department,
students create their own "chariots" to race on the brick course set up on West 30th Street. In 2010, the
chariot races were viewed live by over 2,000 alumni online.
1990
The Wildcats conclude the 1990 season with a 28-0 win over Holy Name at Lakewood Stadium. The win
is the Wildcats 39th consecutive victory; the streak still stands as the longest in school history
1998
Saint Ignatius High School establishes its presence online at www.ignatius.edu. The website was
redesigned in 2011 with a section commemorating the school's 125th anniversary at West 30th and Lorain.
1993
RB Eric Haddad sets a school record by scoring 6 TDs against Holy Name and in the process compiles 36
points, also a school record
1999
Fr. Ray Guiao, S.J. '82 composes "Sing We Now to You O Mary" for Saint Mary's Chapel's dedication.
The song is sung at the end of each all-school mass, a tradition that continues today.
1995
The Wildcats conclude the 1995 season with a 41-21 win over Brunswick in the state title game. It is the
Wildcats 5th consecutive big school championship - a state record that is still on the books
2002
The St Joseph Benedict Labre Ministry for the Homeless was founded and the St Joseph of Arimathea
Pallbearer Society is started
1997
On September 12th, St Ignatius High School records football victory #500 with a 52-14 thrashing of the
Lake Catholic Cougars
2010
The Breen Center for Performing Arts opened and St Ignatius High School is recognized as National Blue
Ribbon School
1999
The Wildcats set a mark for most games played in a single season, playing 15 games in 1999, winning 13
and a state championship - a 24-10 victory over Huber Hts Wayne
2011
St Ignatius High School's Main Academic Mall is renovated with brick walkways and new landscaping, the
turf on Wasmer Field is fully replaced, and the school marks 125 years of history
2008
On November 29th, the Wildcats defeated the Cincinnati Elder Panthers 28-20, capturing the schools 10th
state championship. The 10 state titles are more than any school at any level of football in Ohio
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Wildcats: Past, Present, Future
WILDCATS IN NFL
Brian Hoyer - QB - New England
WILDCATS IN DIVISION I
Mark Myers - QB - University of Pittsburgh
MICHIGAN STATE
Saint Ignatius - Class of 2010
Awards at 2010 Football Banquet
Most Imporved OL
Jack Corrigan
Most Valuable OL
Mike Ramos
Most Valuable WR
David joseph
Most Valuable RB
Dan Grace
Hoyer was an undrafted free agent
signed by the New England Patriots
following the 2009 draft. In his first 2
years in the league he has served as
a back-up to Tom Brady. Hoyer has
completed 26 of 42 passes in his
career for 264 yards. He has 1
passing and 1 rushing TD in 10
games
Scott McVey - LB - Ohio State University
Jake Ryan - LB - University of Michigan
Brendan Carozzoni - TE - University of Pittsburgh
Anthony Gonzalez - WR - Indianapolis
Patrick Hinkel - DB - University of Miami (OH)
OHIO STATE
Most Valubale Defense Scout Team Player
Bigger, Stronger, Faster, Award
Jim Katusha
Most Valuable DL
Steve Dufala
Most Valuable LB
Tyler Kette
Most Valuable DB
Michael Svetina
Most Valuable Offense Scout Team Player
En'Ante pearl
Clay Bishop
Gonzalez was a 1st round draft pick
(32nd overall) by the Colts in the
2007. Gonzo has 99 career
recptions, just over 1,400 yards
receiving and 7 TDs. Gonzalez has
missed most of the last two season
with knee injuries, but is still the #3
receiver in the Colts current offensive
scheme
Dan Fox - DB - University of Notre Dame
Coaches' Cup
Connor Ryan - WR - Ball State University
Tim Shenk - PK
John Frantz - LB - University of Notre Dame
Matt Merletti - RB - University of North Carolina
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY
Shenk accepted an appointment to the Air
Force Academy just as training camp
opened. Shenk tied a school record by
kicking a 50-yard FG vs St Edward on
October 30, 2010
Mike Svetina - SS
Patrick Hennessey - LB - The Air Force Academy
SAINT IGNATIUS ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME ‐ 2011 INDUCTEES
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI (OH)
After making a trip to the Oxford campus
and watching the Redhawks, the Wildcats
senior LB/SS made his decision.
Svetina had more than 100 tackles last
season, forced a fumble, blocked a kick,
and had one sack last season
Blake Thomas - TE
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
The 6-4, 240 pound TE made an early
commit, selecting Ohio State over Boston
College, Louisville and Virginia, back in
May.
Thomas caught 24 passes as a junior for
256 yards and scored 2 touchdowns
Jim Callinan '78
Jon Gannon '01
Bobby Grebenc
Mike Svetina
Class of 12 ‐ Early Commits
Class of '12
Early Commits
Steve Bigach - DE - University of Iowa
MIAMI (OHIO)
Bell was a 5th round draft pick (132
overall) by the Titans in 2004. Bell
signed as an unrestricted free agent
with Rams prior to the 2008 season
and resigned with the Rams in 2011.
Bell was named to the All-Rookie
team in 2004
Overall Team MVP
Tim Shenk
Jacob Bell - OL - St Louis Rams
Most Valuable Special Team Player
Jim Jensen '77
Joe Rey '92
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Marc Sylvester '01
Wildcats: Past, Present, Future
2011 SAINT IGNATIUS FOOTBALL PREVIEW
WILDCATS WILL TURN TO THEIR VETERAN DEFENSE
WHILE AN INEXPERIENCED OFFENSIVE LINE DEVELOPS
By Eddie Dwyer
www.ignatius..edu
From Tom Forrestal in the early 1950s, to Brian Dowling in the '60s, Oliver Luck
in the '70s, Joe Pickens in the late '80s, Scott Mutryn, Dave Ragone and Tom
Arth in the '90s, and Bryan Panteck, Nate Szep, Brian Hoyer, Rudy Kirbus and
Andrew Holland in the new millennium, Saint Ignatius High School has produced
an array of exceptional quarterbacks
And the names mentioned above, some legendary and all successful, only
make up part of that long and storied list of Wildcat signal callers.
We have a nice core of quarterbacks, and for our system that's important, Head
Coach Chuck Kyle '69 said "It's no secret we're rather quarterback-oriented on
offense."
The quarterback area is very solid this year, Coach Kyle continued. "We were
inexperienced last year and worked up into it as best as we could. But this year,
we have Eric Williams [and] Matt Hoyer did it last year as a starter for nine
games and we have Mike LaManna, who is now a junior and improved nicely
last year, and Stephen Alexander.
Williams (6-foot-3, 195 pounds) moved to
Cleveland from Portland, Oregon last winter,
where he was the starting quarterback for Jesuit
High School as a junior. He helped lead Jesuit to
the state semifinals by passing for 1,405 yards
and 13 touchdowns. “Eric is an accurate passer
and he can run the football,” said Coach Kyle of
the young man. “Eric has shown in practices and
in scrimmages that he’s a threat, both running and
throwing. And in 21st century football, that’s a
Hoyer is a 6-4 senior who threw for 1,600 yards in 2010. and LaManna is a lefty
who did a solid job as the starting quarterback on the Wildcats' undefeated
junior varsity team last fall.
Saint Ignatius' receivers are led by 6-5, 240pound senior tight end Blake Thomas. A young
man who is staying loyal to his commitment to
The Ohio State University and Buckeyes head
coach Luke Fickell, Thomas emerged on the
varsity scene as a sophomore. He is not only a
big target with exceptional hands, but a
knowledgeable tight end that can get vertical
down field and create space for the other
Seniors Jake Mooney and Tim McCoy, will lead the wideouts. "You lose games
when you drop footballs," said Coach Kyle. "We want to keep moving the chains
and they do a good job of that." Rocky Zingale is a junior wide receiver who will
contribute significantly to the passing game and senior wideout Clay Bishop,
who can handle all of the wide receiver positions and, as Kyle emphasized, is
very handy and reliable.
Saint Ignatius, which is coming off its first sub-.500 season since 1982,
graduated heavily along the offensive line. Coach Kyle and Wildcats offensive
line coaches Adam Rini '99 and Rory Hennessey Jr. '01 have been putting in
more than their share of extra hours mixing and matching up front.
Providing the senior leadership on the O-Line will be center and captain Zach
Lozar (6-2, 260) and left tackle Trevor Herak (6-5, 250). Left guard Clayton
Cassidy (6-2, 245) is another senior who had a great offseason and is bigger,
stronger and has gained more confidence. Juniors Steve Franko (tackle) and
Mike Cray (guard) have the ability to play on both sides of the ball and Coach
Kyle said they are catching up nicely along the right side of the offensive line.
Among the offensive linemen rotating in are seniors Anthony Latina (6-3, 273)
and Dennison Crowell and promising sophomore Jimmy Byrne (6-4, 260).
Since the emergence of All-American quarterback Joe Pickens in 1988, the
Wildcats have put a huge emphasis on the passing game. However, Coach
Kyle's success has also been built on a strong and reliable ground game.
Danny averaged over 5 yards per carry last
season, said Kyle of returning senior tailback
Dan Grace, one of the captains this fall.
"Danny has very good vision. He sees those
seams, is a very good cut-back runner and
has good speed."
The hard-nosed and versatile Grace will be
complemented by one of the top juniors in
Northeast Ohio - running back/safety Tim
McVey. McVey is a strong kid with a great
burst of speed.
Other names to remember in the Wildcats' backfield are juniors Mike Gibbons (60, 200) and Daniel Way. Mike is a kid who personifies toughness and blends
that trait with field vision, balance and second- and third-efforts.
Saint Ignatius was very young on defense last season and that is expected to
pay huge dividends this year. "Along with the experience, you add the strength
and speed in becoming veterans," said Coach Kyle.
Along the defensive front, the Wildcats return senior end Mike Ryan (6-3, 235),
senior tackle Ed Cleveland (6-1, 250) and senior nose Brendan Holland (6-0,
240). Junior Kevin Kavalec (6-3, 230) is, in Kyle's words, a very good defensive
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Seniors Rustom Khouri, James Sheehan and Kevin Ryan head up a tough and
savvy group of linebackers. Supporting those three will be junior LBs Brett
Bendokaitis and Nick Chapek.
The secondary will be led by the gifted and humble Svetina (6-2, 220), who was
in on 163 tackles during his All-Ohio season, including a remarkable 95 solos.
"Obviously, we're even expecting more from him," said Coach Kyle of Svetina.
"And I think we can. Mike's capable of stepping it up a little more."
Senior free safety Chad Aerni (5-11, 190) returns as the hard-nosed quarterback
of the secondary. Senior corner Adam North has a nose for the ball and keen
reaction skills, and juniors Conor Hennessey and Tom Fanning are competing
for the other corner back spot. Hennessey has also stood out as a receiver
during camp.
Senior Ben Feys and junior Zach Baker bring strength and athleticism to the
secondary, senior Dan Jones is back from a knee injury and McVey can also
play as a deep safety, move up near the line of scrimmage and, of course,
create havoc on special teams.
Saint Ignatius' kicking game is in great shape, as
senior Tim Shenk returns as one of the top place
kickers in Ohio. Tim is nicknamed "First-and-80"
by many of his teammates for the ability he has to
send kickoffs in or out of the end zone. Shenk
can be called on to punt, but the main duty will fall
with Senior outside linebacker James Sheehan.
After a season in which the Wildcats made three-hour trips for some of their
games, the schedule is more fan-friendly this year. Starting with the Aug. 27
opener against Detroit Cody High School, Saint Ignatius has six home games five at Byers Field and one at John Carroll University's Don Shula Stadium.
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TIES OF DAYS NEW & OLD
125 YEARS OF BLUE & GOLD
Eddie Dwyer's 125
Most Memorable Sports Moments
In honor of Saint Ignatius’ 125th Anniversary, Eddie Dwyer’s
Corner presents its 125 Memorable Moments in Wildcats Athletic
These are moments Eddie either covered or reported on during
his decades at The Plain Dealer, observed while growing up in the
50s and 60s near legendary West Tech Field or incased in his
memory as a kid while reading The Plain Dealer and The
Cleveland Press from cover to cover.
Below, Eddie lists the Top 25 Memories from the list of 125 that
he had the privilege to cover and report on, watch in person or
read about over the years.
The 1988 state champion football team: As Dale Gabor said:
“The bench mark.”
The 2001 state champion basketball team.
The 1993 Saint Ignatius versus St. Edward football game.
The 1989 playoff football game between Saint Ignatius and the Robert
Smith-led Euclid Panthers.
Coach Mike McLaughlin's 2010 state and national champion soccer team –
Class and skill personified!
The 2001 state champion track and field team of Coach Chuck Kyle, which
featured the dominant skills and endurance of Marc Sylvester.
The 10-0, city-champion 1964 football team of the late John J. Wirtz, which
highlighted the legendary career of Brian Dowling, a.k.a. “B D” of the
Doonesbury comic strip.
The Wildcats' second state champion football team of 1989, which became
the first of three national champions on the gridiron.
The 1988 wrestling team, the first to win an OHSAA state team title for the
school.
The 2002 state champion baseball team. I think Matt Miller is still in the air
holding on to that ball.
The run of 18 consecutive victories by Coach Larry Arthur's 1986-87 varsity
basketball team.
The 1962 city championship basketball game between the Wildcats and the
storied East Tech Scarabs.
Coach Pat O'Rourke's 2010 state champion ice hockey team. It was a thrill
a minute.
The 1998 state runner-up basketball team.
The 1993 state and national champion fooball team, which handled the
pressure of being ranked No. 1 in preseason.
The study in perseverance – the 2001 state champion football team.
The impressive victory over highly publicized and talent-laden Garfield
Heights in the district semifinals by Coach Sean O'Toole's 2008-09 varsity
bThek1991
b llstate champion football team. Saddle up those “All-Purpose Ponies.”
The 1995 state and national champion football team. I remember Chris Hovan's
coming-out party in the annual Lakewood preview, when Rangers coach Kevin
Fell asked me: “Who the h-ll is that kid? Lakewood's only loss came in the
playoffs against Saint Ignatius.
Marty Chambers' run of three consecutive West Senate and City Basketball
Championships (1976, '77 and '78).
The 2008 state champion and national runner-up football team. A promise kept.
Geroge DiCamillo's incredible state champion wrestling season of 2010-11. He
stands alongside Mike Buddie as the Wildcats' only undefeated state
champions.
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Dr. Mike Gallagher's 2009 state champion cross country team, which put on a
clinic on how to run the perfect team race.
The prestigious honors from Sports Illustrated, as the publication ranked Saint
Ignatius as having the No. 1 all-around athletic program in Ohio in 2005 and
2008-09, and the 18th-best program in the nation in 2005.
2011 Varsity Schedule
Opponent
Stadium / Date and Time
Detroit (MI) Cody Comets
Byers Field at Robert M. Boulton Stadium
Bedford Bearcats
Mentor Cardinals
Jerome T. Osborne Stadium
8/27/11; 7:00 PM Kickoff
9/3/11; 7:00 PM Kickoff
9/9/11; 7:00 PM Kickoff
Centerville Elks
Cleveland John Adams Rebels
Cleveland Glenville Tarblooders
9/17/11; 7:00 PM Kickoff
9/24/11; 7:00 PM Kickoff
10/1/11; 7:00 PM Kickoff
Dollinger Field at Cathedral Prep Event Center
Erie (PA) Cathedral Prep Ramblers
10/7/11; 7:00 PM Kickoff
St. Francis Field
Buffalo (NY) Saint Francis Red Raiders
10/15/11; 7:00 PM Kickoff
Don Shula Stadium (John Carroll Univeristy)
Cincinnati Saint Xavier Bombers
10/22/11; 2:00 PM Kickoff
Lakewood Stadium
Lakewood Saint Edward Eagles
10/29/11; 7:00 PM Kickoff
VARSITY SCHEDULE NOTES
BROADCAST SCHEDULE
The Wildcats will play two (2) Senate teams in 2011 regular season; it will mark the first time Saint
Ignatius has played 2 Senate League team in the regular season since 1986, when the Wildcats
defeated both Lincoln-West and JFK
Only one (1) team on the Wildcats schedule is new for Saint Ignatius. Detroit (MI) Cody is the team
and the Wildcats play the Comets in Week 1
The Wildcats will play only four (4) road games in 2011, with one additional game at John Carroll
University, hosting Cincinnati St Xavier
Seven (7) of the teams on the 2011 schedule return from 2010 - Detroit Cody, Glenville, and John
Adams are the addtions
The Wildcats will have traditional scrimmages against Twinsburg and Solon and will a game-like
scrimmage against Canton McKinley (jamboree).
All games will be covered by the Saint Ignatius Broadcasting Club
(SIBN) (Some Audio, Some Video)
All games will be covered by the ACP Radio Productions on a
Salem Communication Group
Station - 1220 AM or 1420 AM (All Audio)
STO has the rights to all OHSAA Playoff Games, and will
cover the Mentor game from Jerome T Osborne Stadium and
the St. Edward Game 'LIVE' from Lakewood Stadium
2011 Freshman Football Scheulde
Opponent
Youngstown Cardinal Mooney
Bedford
Canton Glenoak
Mentor
Warren Harding
Cleveland John Adams
Erie (PA) McDowell
Erie (PA) Cathedral Prep
St. Edward
Date
8/25
9/1
9/8
9/10
9/15
9/22
10/13
10/22
10/27
Time
6:00 PM
5:00 PM
5:30 PM
11:00 AM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:30 PM
5:00 PM
6:00 PM
2011 Junior Varsity Football Scheulde
Location
Cardinal Mooney
Bedford Stadium
Wasmer Field
Jerome T Osborne Stadium
Mollenkopf Stadium
Wasmer Field
Wasmer Field
Wasmer Field
Wasmer Field
Opponent
North Canton Hoover
Bedford
Mentor
Cardinal Mooney
John Adams
Erie Cathedral Prep
Holy Name
Cincinnati St. Xavier
St. Edward
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Date
8/27
8/31
9/10
9/26
10/1
10/8
10/15
10/22
10/28
Time
11:00 AM
5:00 PM
10:00 AM
6:00 PM
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
10:00 AM
6:00 PM
Location
Hoover High School
Bedford Stadium
Wasmer Field
Wasmer Field
Wasmer Field
Wasmer Field
Wasmer Field
Wasmer Field
Wasmer Field
2011 Saint Ignatius Broadcasting Network
Jeff McCormick '83
Lewis Backus '12
Jeff McCormick '83 , with the club since its beginnings, has been the foundation of
the SIBN. McCormick serves as the club's moderator, and in addition to leading the
Saint Ignatius Broadcast Club, McCormick has also covered football and basketball
as an announcer or as a statistician in the past.
Lewis Backus '12 is entering his third year with the Broadcasting Club. He is a
senior and will be the club's president this year. He has been the lead play-byplay announcer for both the JV ('09-'10) and Varsity ('10-'11) basketball teams
during his tenure with SIBN.
McCormick serves as Saint Ignatius' Annual Fund Director. He brings his own
unique voice to the air, previously working in minor league baseball as a
broadcaster. Focusing on both the financial and broadcasting sides of the club,
McCormick has continued to grow the tradition of the SIBN by finding new sponsors
and helping younger talent to grow and develop as broadcasters. This will be his
fourth year with the group.
In 2009, he served as the broadcast statistician for the football season, and
filled in as the color analyst for last year's football game against Erie (PA)
Cathedral Prep.
Backus is also a rower on the Wildcat crew team and was on a boat that made
it to the national finals in the spring of 2011.
McCormick lives in Rocky River
John Fanta '13
Greg Ziton '13
John Fanta '13 is starting his third year with the SIBN. In his previous two years
with the club he has served as color analyst for the JV basketball games.
For Greg Ziton '13 , the 2011-2012 school year second will be his second season
with SIBN. In his first year with the Broadcasting Club he was color analyst for the
varsity basketball broadcasts. Greg also was a play-by-play voice for the varsity
basketball broadcasts before becoming the full-time color analyst last season.
For the 2010 football broadcasts, John helped with statistics, co-hosted the halftime
show, and filled in as color analyst for last year's against the Lancaster Golden
Gales. Fanta has also helped with the baseball broadcasts during his tenure with
SIBN.
During football season, Ziton was the main statistician for the broadcast team and
served as the halftime show co-host. Ziton wears several media hats at Saint
Ignatius, as he covers several Wildcat sports as a writer for Saint Ignatius' school
newspaper, The Eye.
Fanta was an offensive lineman on the freshman and JV football teams, but will be
in the broadcast booth this season.
HISTORY OF THE SAINT IGNATIUS BROADCASTING NETWORK
ABOUT THE STUDENT SPORTS INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
The Saint Ignatius Broadcasting Network is the most extensive student run sports broadcasting network in Ohio. Covering
over 100 games last season, the club began five years ago under Brendan Gulick '09. One year in, the SIBN had a sponsor
and a moderator. National City signed as the first sponsor of Wildcats radio, and Jeff McCormick '83 came aboard as
moderator.
The Saint Ignatius Sports Information Department is a group of students that keep fans and the
media informed. The SSID program allows students to create material for the Saint Ignatius
Athletic website, report on games, work with the media both on game-day and for off the field
requests, and create media guides for the media and fan use.
The 2008-2009 season saw the growth of the SIBN. During the 2009 football season, varsity soccer and hockey were added
to broadcast schedule. With online video sharing partner, EZStream, the club began to videocast hockey, basketball,
volleyball, and baseball games. The group covered 9 football games in 2010 and broadcasted over 100 games in six other
sports. This year's group of broadcasters include Lewis Backus ' 12, Greg Ziton '13 and John Fanta ' 13
The SSID began making media guides in 2009 with the NHSSPA awarding a Gold Medal to the
Saint Ignatius Football Media Guides in 2009 and 2010. In the last three years, the program has
continued to bring all the most important information to those following the Wildcats.
The SSID is responsible for the Athletic Department website content and produces game
programs for most Saint Ignatius home events.
The broadcasts have been heard in all 50 states and 20 countries
SOCIAL MEDIA OUTLETS
ON THE AIR WAVES
www.twitter.com/SIHSSPORTS
at www.ignatius.edu
Al Pawlowski has been the main radio play-by-play voice of the St Ignatius
Wildcats since 1996, although his Wildcats schedule has been limited in recent
years due to his work with the Sports Time Ohio and the Cleveland Indians.
Pawlowski also is the voice of Cleveland State Vikings Men's Basketball and
does play-by-play for STO's High School Coverage.
Eddie Dwyer was a member of The Plain Dealer's
sports department for more than 36 years before
retiring on Dec. 31, 2006. In his "semi-retirement,"
Dwyer covers Saint Ignatius' sports teams here for
"Eddie Dwyer's Corner". He also writes for the Saint
Ignatius Magazine.
www.twitter.com/SIHSCLEVELAND
Everything regarding Saint Ignatius Athletics in
160 characters or less. Scores, News, Updates
www.facebook.com/ignatiusmenforever
www.linkedin.com
Ed Daugherty begins his 10th season as a member of the St Ignatius radio
broadcast team. Over that time, Daugherty has handled the pre-game,
halftime, and post-game coverage, filled in as the color analyst and has been
the main radio play-by-play voice of the Wildcats since 2007
ONLINE - EDDIE DWYER'S CORNER
Al Pawlowski, Ed Daugherty and Mike Gibbons '70 will bring you live coverage
of every game on the airwaves on either 1220 AM WHKW or 1420 AM WHK
Mike Gibbons '70 enters his 5th season as the color analyst on the radio
broadcasts. As a player, Gibbons was a part of a 20-game unbeaten streak
and played in 3 Charity Game/City Championships. Gibbons was All West
Senate and Cleveland PD Dream Team. Gibbons played collegiantly at
Kenyon College. His is the founding partner of Brown Gibbons Lang & Co. and
has had 3 sons play for the Wildcats
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Dwyer enters his 4th season as the beat writer for the football team. Dwyer's
coverage also includes articles on all of the 14 varsity sports at Saint Ignatius
In March 2000, Dwyer was inducted into the Ohio Prep Sports Writers Hall of Fame.
During his career, he was the recipient of the Golden Deeds Award from Greater
Cleveland's three major coaching associations - baseball, basketball and football. In
2007, Dwyer received the "Class Act Award" from the Cleveland Basketball Officials
Association.
2011 HOME Stadiums
Playing surface
Seating Capacity
Year Built
Aug 27
Sept 3
Field Turf
Playing surface
11,000
1958
2011 Schedule at Byers Field
Detroit (MI) Cody
Field Turf
Seating Capacity
5,416
Year Built
1968
Oct 22
2011 Schedule at Shula Stadium
Cincinnati St Xavier
Bedford
Sept 17
Centerville
Sept 24
John Adams
Oct 1
Don Shula Stadium at Wasmer Field
Glenville
Byers Field is the home of four high school varsity football programs – St. Ignatius, Parma, Normandy, and Valley Forge and
is a traditional site for the OHSAA football playoffs.
Wasmer Field, dedicated on October 5, 1968, marks the first on-campus home of the John Carroll University Blue Streaks.
In 2003, the University officially re-dedicated the Athletic Complex and the 5,416-seat state-of-the-art facility during the
tradional Homecoming Weekend festivities.
The seating bowl at Byers Field stretches from endzone to endzone on both sides of the field and capacity is just over
11,000 fans, and sell-out or standing-room-only crowds are routine at the facility. Byers Field features two loges featuring 32
seats each plus standing room. Concession stands can be found under the East bleachers and adjacent to the West
bleachers. A media room is found beneath the west bleachers opposite the press box, and both home and visitors locker
rooms are beneath the home stands.
Don Shula Stadium at Wasmer Field was opened on September 27, 2003 and celebrates the accomplishments of Blue
Streak alum Don Shula, the former head coach for the Miami Dolphins and the winningest coach in the NFL. The
renovation included new lockerrooms, five coaches offices, a weight room, a training room, and equipment and storage
areas. The main concourse of the new stadium houses the Shula Memorabilia Room, as well as a fully-functioning
concession stand, with the upper levels sporting a new press box and coaches booths.
Recently a large video board, one of the largest in Ohio high school sports, was added beyond the North end zone. The
press box at Byers Field, renovated over the previous two years, is large enough to seat over 30 journalists and
broadcasters.
In 2010, the stadium was named after recently retired Parma School District employee, Bob Boulton. Boulton spent 44 years
working as a coach, principal, and superintendent of Athletics, Health and Physical Education for the Parma City School
District. Boulton, a 1957 graduate of Parma Senior High School, helped the fundraising efforts to turn Byers Field into one of
the premier venues in Northeast Ohio (including new turf, a new scoreboard, a new lighting and sound system, and new
restrooms.)
St. Ignatius Wildcats at Byers Field
St. Ignatius Wildcats at Shula Stadium at Wasmer Field
(since 1983)
Overall Record at Byers Field, since 1983 (Chuck Kyle era)
Playing as the HOME Team, since 1983
Playing as the ROAD team, since 1983
Playing as NEUTRAL SITE, since 1983
61-17
40-14
8-1
13-2
Overall Regular Season Record at Byers Field, since 1983
Playing as the HOME team
Playing as the ROAD team
Playing s NEUTRAL SITE, since 1983
42-13
35-12
8-1
0-0
Overall Playoff Record at Byers Field, since 1983
Playing as the ROAD team
Playing as NEUTRAL SITE, since 1983
Record vs Detroit (MI) Cody at Byers Field
Record vs Bedford at Byers Field
Record vs Centerville at Byers Field
Record vs John Adams at Byers Field
Record vs Glenville at Byers Field
2011 will mark the second time the Wildcats have utilized the facility at John Carroll, relinking the schools to a time when
both shared a campus on West 30th and Lorain.
19-4
5-2
0-0
13-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-3
10
Overall Record at Don Shula Stadium at Wasmer Field
Playing as the HOME Team, since 1983
1-0
1-0
Overall Regular Season Record at Don Shula Stadium at Wasmer Field
1-0
1-0
Record vs Cincinnati St Xavier at Shula Stadium
1-0
2011 ROAD Stadiums
Location
Dollinger Field at Cathedral Prep Events Center
Mentor, Ohio
Playing surface
Location
Field Turf
Seating Capacity
Playing surface
7,333
1965
Year Built
Seating Capacity
Home Field
2011 Schedule at JTO
Sept 9
2,500
Year Built
Mentor Cardinals
Home Field
Erie, PA
Field Turf
2010
Cathedral Prep Ramblers
2011 Schedule at Dollinger Field
Mentor
St Ignatius ALL TIME at Jerome T Osborne Stadium (Cardinal Stadium)
Oct 7
3-2
Cathedral Prep
St Ignatius ALL TIME at Dollinger Field at Cathedral Prep Event Center
Originally built in 1965, in conjunction with the newly constructed High School, Mentor Cardinal
Stadium was fully renovated in 2006 and renamed Jerome T Osborne Stadium, in honor of a local
businessman and entrepaneaur.
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Dollinger Field at the Cathedral Prep Events Center is an outdoor muilti-purpose stadium in Erie, PA,
named for Monsignor John Dollinger, the Head Master at the school from 1972 to 1984. The stadium
has an official seating capacity is 1,800 but the overall capacity expands to 2,500 when standing
room and open areas around the field are calculated. CPEC is the second largest stadium in the City
of Erie.
The renovations included the installation of state of the art FieldTurf as the playing surface, a
rubberized, 8-lane track, and a new scoreboard with a 15-square foot video board within it.
In 2007, Cathedral Prep spent nearly $9 million dollars to purchase the site of the former Gunite/EMI
foundry (which closed in June 2001). Prep bought 11 acres near Cherry and West 12th Street for the
overall site of the new Event Center and Athletic Complex.
On March 14, 2006, The Osborne family made the announcement that they had donated more than
$1 million to the capital improvement campaign for the stadium. The Lake Catholic Cougars also
announced the private school in Mentor would contribute monies to the renovations, an amount in
excess of $300,000.
Mentor and Lake Catholic share the facility, now commonly called "The JTO" as their home fields
Prior to the inaugural game on September 10, 2010, the football stadium was dedicated to Monsignor
Dollinger. Dollinger passed away in March of 2010. The Ramblers defeated the Central Tech
Falcons 55-9 in the inagurual game
The Cardinals are 22-3 at home since the renovations were completed prior to the 2006 season, but
one of those loses was to the Wildcats, a 47-7 loss to St Ignatius in 2009.
Until 2010, Cathedral Prep played all its home football and soccer games at the Erie Veterans
Memorial Stadium
St Francis Field
Location
Lakewood Stadium
Athol Springs, NY
Location
Playing surface
Grass
Playing surface
Seating Capacity
2,500
Seating Capacity
Year Built
Home Field
1950's
Year Built
St Francis Red Raiders
Home Field
2011 Schedule at St Francis Field
Oct 15
Field Turf
8,500
1930's
St Edward Eagles
2011 Schedule at Lakewood Stadium
St Francis
St Ignatius ALL TIME at St Francis Field
Lakewood, Ohio
Oct 29
2-0
St Edward
St Ignatius at Lakewood Stadium (since 1983)
St Francis Field is the most-unique facility the Wildcats play in during their season. The stadium is
separated from the main portion of the campus by the five-line main road, St Francis Drive. Players
dress on campus, then walk across the street to get to the field.
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Lakewood Stadium, in it's current location, was built during the 1930's while Franklin D Roosevelt was
in the White House. The stadium is nestled in the Lakewood neighborhood, surrounded by century
homes and full-growth trees, at the corner of Bunts Road and Madison Avenue.
Known as the 'Madhouse on Madison', Lakewood Stadium has been the home to St Edward athletics
since the late 1980's, but today is only the home for the varsity football Eagles.
The 'old school' feel of St Francis Field, built during the 1950's, is enhanced during halftime, as no
lockerrooms are available on the east side of St Francis Drive. Teams spend the intermission
huddled in their respective endzones.
The stadium was converted from a grass field to a synthetic turf surface following the fall season of
1987. The 'Astro-turf' type carpet was in place for 20 years, and the stadium had the more modern
Field Turf installed prior to the 2007 season.
In 1999, more than 16 acres of land was purchased near the current football stadium for future capital
improvements to the athletic field, including the football stadium.
Lakewood Stadium has been the setting for many memorable St Ignatius football games, including
the dramatic 35-34, triple overtime victory, against St Edward in October of 1993.
In 2009, a new bleachers were installed on the vistor side of the field. The latest renovations to the
St Francis Field occurred this year as the home grandstand was demolished and all seating, as well
as the pressbox, was moved to the west of the Stadium
The Wildcats called Lakewood Stadium home from 1988 until 2000, and played their final game as a
'home' team at Lakewood Stadium in 2004 against Washington DC Friendship-Edison
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Chuck Kyle - Head Coach
The Kyle File
Name
Hometown
High School
College
Degree
Years at St Ignatius
Chuck Kyle '69 ‐ HEAD COACH
Charles Michael 'Chico' Kyle
Hammond, IN
Saint Ignatius - 1969
John Carroll Univ - 1973
During the past three decades, Saint Ignatius High School has
fielded one of the most successful football programs in the county.
It is no coincindence that Chuck Kyle's leadership of the Wildcats
has spanned that same time period
English
39 (1974)
YEAR
W
L
T
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
6
8
7
6
6
14
13
10
12
14
14
13
14
10
11
10
13
11
11
7
9
10
5
6
8
14
11
4
3
2
3
4
4
0
0
1
2
0
0
1
0
3
2
3
2
1
4
4
3
3
5
4
3
1
1
6
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Results
No Playoffs
No Playoffs
No Playoffs
No Playoffs
No Playoffs
Won State Title
Won State Title
Lost Reg Semi
Won State Title
Won State Title
Won State Title
Won State Title
Won State Title
Lost State Champ
Lost State Semi
Lost State Semi
Won State Title
Lost Reg Final
Won State Title
Lost Req Qtr
Lost Reg Semi
Lost Reg Final
Lost Req Qtr
Lost Req Qtr
Lost Req Qtr
Won State Title
Lost Reg Semi
No Playoffs
WINS
LOSES
TIES
PERC
277
65
1
0.809
Named head coach prior to the 1983 season, Kyle has directed
the Wildcats to a 277-65-1 (0.809) record, 22 playoff
appearances, 11 state title games and 10 State Championships.
On October 2, 2010, Kyle secured his 276th win at St Ignatius,
passing legendary Benedictine head coach Augie Bossu for most
wins at one high school in Northeast Ohio
Kyle's ties to Saint Ignatius football date back further than his
head coaching tenure. He was an assistant coach from 1973-82
and was a standout, All-City RB for the Wildcats from 1965-68.
From the time he first stepped onto the Saint Ignatius campus as
a freshman, Kyle has experienced only two losing seasons. He
has been a part of more than 400 wins and played or coached in
10 City Championship games and 11 State Title games
As a student, football player,
assistant coach and now head
coach, Saint Ignatius has
always been the right place for
Kyle; Kyle has often said the
opportunity to learn always
exists
During his varsity playing career at Saint Ignatius, the Wildcats
compiled a 18-1-1 record and appeared in two Charity Games/
City Championship Games, winning the 1967 game 21-0 over
Collinwood. Kyle also scored a TD in the 1968 tie game
against Cleveland JFK
After graduating in 1969, Kyle attended Xavier University in
Cincinnati, but when the Jesuit school discontinued the
football program following his freshman year, Kyle transferred
to John Carroll University, where he became a 3-year starter
for the Blue Streaks
Following graduation from JCU, Kyle accepted a teaching
position with his alma mater. He has been coaching
football since the fall of 1973 and has been the head track
coach since the spring of 1974
"CHICO" IS THE MAN
Since 1983, when Chuck 'Chico' Kyle become head coach at his alma mater, he has emassed an impressive resume, highlighted by these accomplishments
277-65-1 All-Time record in 343 games as the head coach at St Ignatius, that
is more than a third or ALL GAME ever played by the school and he has
tallied more than 44% of ALL wins in the 100 years of football at St Ignatius
56-12 All-Time in the OHSAA playoffs. The 56 wins is an all-time record for
Ohio coaches
AGAINST 2011 OPPONENTS
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
vs
Detroit (MI) Cody
Bedford
Mentor
Centerville
Cleveland Glenville
Buffalo (NY) St Francis
Lakewood St Edward
0
1
8
1
0
3
3
7
8
19
-
0
0
3
1
0
5
0
1
9
9 - 1
61
3
0
2
1
66
-
17
2
0
0
0
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10 State Championships
22 consecutive playoff appearances (1988-2009)
3 National Championships (1989, 93, & 95)
2 times named USA Today Coach of the Year
Wk by Wk
W
L
T
Week 1
24
4
0
Last Loss
1987
2010 - Lake Catholic
Week 2
24
4
0
2002 - Boardman
1988
Name AP Ohio HS Coach of the Year
Week 3
26
2
0
2005 - Phila St Joe
1989
Name AP Ohio HS Coach of the Year
Week 4
25
3
0
2010 - Centerville
Week 5
22
5
0
2010 - Don Bosco Prep
1994
Led Ohio to victory in the Big-33 vs PA
Week 6
24
4
0
2010 - Mentor
2009
Week 7
20
7
1
2006 - Warren Harding
Led Team USA to Gold at Jr Football World Championships held at
Fawcett Stadium in Canton
Week 8
20
8
0
2006 - St Edward
Week 9
16
12
0
2010 - St Xavier
Week 10
20
4
0
2010 - St Edward
Reg Qtr
18
4
0
2007 - Glenville
Reg Semi
15
3
0
2009 - Glenville
Reg Final
13
2
0
2004 - Glenville
State Semi
11
2
0
1998 - McKinley
State Final
10
1
0
1996 - Lima Senior
Coached in the East-West All-Star Game
Given the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Greater Cleveland
Sports Commission
2010
IN 2011 VENUES
Received the Rossing Award for Excellence in Teaching (English
Teacher at St Ignatius)
Inducted into the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association
Hall of Fame
Nominated by Chris Hovan '96 for the NFL High School Coach of the
Year (Finalist)
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at
at
at
at
at
at
Byers Field at Boulton Stadium
Dollinger Field at Cath Prep Event Ctr
St Francis Field
Don Shula Stadium
Lakewood Stadium
2011 Assistant Coaches
Nick Restifo ‐ OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR
Coaching Title
Dan Corrigan '82 ‐ DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR
Offensive Coordinator
Years at St. Ignatius
Coaching Title
29 (1983)
High School
Cathedral Latin '69
John Carroll '74
College
Defensive Coordinator
29 (1983)
High School
Saint Ignatius '82
Princeton '74
College
Cleveland State ' 81
COACHING EXPERIENCE
COACHING EXPERIENCE
1974-81 - Football, Track and Baseball at St Joseph
1983 - 2001 - Defensive Line Coach at St Ignatius
1983 - present - OC / QB Coach at St Ignatius
2002 - present - DC at St Ignatius
Nick Restifo has run a pro-style offense at Saint Ignatius for 30 years. The Restifo offense has
relied on strong-armed, pocket passers, but has adapted to meet the talents of more mobile
quarterbacks. His offense has produced 11 different 2,000 yard passing seasons and 11 different
1,000 yard rushers.
To say that Dan Corrigan '82 KNOWS the Chuck Kyle system is an understatement. Corrigan played for
Kyle as a student at Saint Ignatius and now has served as an assistant under Kyle for almost 3 decades;
the last 10 as the Defensive Coordinator.
Corrigan and the Wildcats use the 3-3-5 formation for the base package, but can shift and have shown a
more traditional 4-3 or 4-4 defensive alignment in certain situations to maximize the blitzes that Corrigan is
known for.
Since his arrival at St Ignatius in 1983, the Wildcats offense has averaged over 29 points per game for
28 seasons.
Restifo has guided an offense that has produced 16 All Ohio selections at the quarterback position
and four of those players have made it to the NFL - Scott Mutryn '94, Dave Ragone '98, Tom Arth '99,
and Brian Hoyer '04.
In 2008, Corrigan was awarded the Assistant Coach of the Year award from the Greater Cleveland
Football Coaches Association. That year, the Wildcats surrendered just 8.4 points per game, shutout 4
opponents and held another 5 to under 10 points. It was the best defensive showing by the Wildcats
since 1995.
As an education, Restifo has taught Spanish for nearly 40 years. Restifo has been married for more
than 20 years to his wife, Susan. They have one daughter, Grace, who will be a senior at Notre Dame
Cathedral Latin this year.
As a player, Corrigan was part of the teams that transitioned from the Senate League to Independent
status.
Bryan Massinen '99 ‐ DB COACH / CO‐DEF COORDINATOR
Coaching Title
Ryan Franzinger '02‐ LB COACH / CO DEF COORDINATOR
DB / Co-Defenseive Coordinator
Coaching Title
7 (2005)
High School
St Ignatius ' 99
Baldwin Wallace '02
College
LB / Co-Defenseive Coordinator
High School
College
5 (2007)
St Ignatius ' 02
Ohio State '06
Cleveland State ' 05
Masters in Exercise Science
Degree
COACHING EXPERIENCE
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2002 - 2005 - Defensive Asst Coach at Baldwin Wallace
2007 - present - Linebackers Coach at St Ignatius
2005 - DL Assistant at St Ignatius
2006 - present - Co-Defensive Coordinator at St Ignatius
2009 - present - Junior Varsity HC at St Ignatius
2009 - present - Co-Defensive Coordinator at St Ignatius
2009 - Defensive Assistant for US Ntl Team
(won Gold, gave up 3 points in 3 games
Ryan Franzinger '02 will be in his fifth year with the Wildcats coaching staff and will again work with
linebackers in addition to his role as Head Coach of the Wildcats Junior Varsity squad. In 2009,
Franzinger earned the title of Co-Defensive Coordinator and will serve as the 'eye in the sky' for Dan
Corrigan, taking his traditional game-day perch in the press box.
Bryan Massinen '99 enters his 10th season of coaching both at the high school and collegiant levels;
and will serve as the defensive backs coach for Chuck Kyle's staff this season.
Franzinger led the JV Wildcats to a perfect 8-0 record in 2010.
Massinen's coaching ability has led to some trememdous accomplishments from his players - 3 of his
college players have earned All-OAC honors, and 19 of his high school players have earned AllDistrict honors. In 2008, his defensive secondary allowed just 5 passing touchdowns in 15 games as
the Wildcats captured their 10th state championship.
Franzinger played both ways for Chuck Kyle and Wildcats and was a three year letter winner in football as
a running back and linebacker. He scored 6 touchdowns in the 2001 playoffs, including a three TD game
against Warren Harding and had a fumble recovery for a TD against Massillon in the state semi final game
that year.
As a player for the Wildcats, Massinen was a starting DT on the 1997 team that made it all the way to
the state semi final game. He played collegiantly at Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea.
Franzinger played college football for the Ohio State University and was part of two Buckeye's Big 10
Championships (2005 & 2006).
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Adam Rini '99 ‐ OFFENSIVE LINE
Coaching Title
Terry Fergus '72 ‐ RUNNING BACKS
Offensive Line Coach
Coaching Title
8 (2004)
High School
Saint Ignatius '99
Georgetown '03
College
Running Backs Coach
17 (1995)
High School
Saint Ignatius '72
John Carroll '76
College
COACHING EXPERIENCE
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2003 - Assistant Coach at Georgetown University
1995 - 2006 - Frosh Asst Coach / QB Coach / OC at St Ignatius
2004 - present - Offensive Line Coach at St Ignatius
2007 - 2008 - Frosh Head Coach / OC / QB Coach at St Ignatius
2009 - Wide Receiver Coach at St ignatius
2010 - Running Backs Coach at St Ignatius
Adam Rini '99 is set to begin his eighth season as an assistant coach at St Ignatius. Rini is
responsible for the offensive line.
Terry Fergus '72 is now in his 17th season as a member of the coaching staff at St Ignatius.
In his previous seven seasons guiding the line, the offensive line for the Wildcats has become a
dominating force. In 2008, Rini's offensive line schemes allowed QB Andrew Holland to throw for over
2,700 yards as the Wildcats captured their 10th state championship.
Fergus has served in a variety of roles since joining the staff in 1995; he has coached at the freshman,
junior varsity and varsity levels and is entering his second season as the varsity running backs coach.
In 2009, the line cleared the way for a 1,200 yard rusher (bobby Grebenc) and last year, the offensive
line gave up just 10 sacks all season. Three players from last year's squad are on NCAA Division
FCS rosters.
Fergus began his coaching career more than 20 years before coming back to West 30th and Lorain.
Starting in 1975 Fergus he coached at the CYO level for St Bernadette's in Westlake and in 1978 was the
head coach for St. James in Lakewood for 13 years.
As a player for the Wildcats, Rini was a two-year starter at center and was on teams that made it to
back-to-back state semi-final games. Rini went on to play four years on the offensive line for the
Georgetown Hoyas.
At St Ignatius, Fergus is a member of the Board of Regents and was Chairman of the Admissions
Committee (2008-2010). He received the Seal of Loyola Award in 2010.
Jim Reginelli '97 ‐ DEFENSIVE LINE
Coaching Title
High School
College
Elvis Grbac ‐ QUARTERBACKS
Defensive Line Coach
Coaching Title
7 (2005)
Saint Ignatius '97
John Carroll '01
High School
College
Quarterbacks Coach
2 (2010)
St. Joseph '88
Michigan '92
Case Western Reserve '03
Degree
Engineering
COACHING EXPERIENCE
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2003 - OL / DL Coach at Brooklyn HS
2010 - present - QB Coach at St Ignatius
2004 - LB Coach / DC at Brooklyn HS
2005 - present - DLCoach at St Ignatius
Elvis Grbac enters his second year as an assistant for Chuck Kyle and the Wildcats, serving as a
quarterbacks coach
Jim Reginelli '97 joined the St Ignatius coaching staff in 2005, and 2011 will mark his 7th season
with the Wildcats. Prior to coming back to St Ignatius, Reginelli served on the Brooklyn High School
coaching staff for 2 season, including 2004, where he was the Defensive Coordinator for the
Hurricanes.
Grbac brings an NFL perspective to his coaching style, as he played quarteback in the NFL for 8 years
with the San Francisco 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens. Grbac was a Pro Bowler in
2000 and threw for nearly 11,000 in his final three seasons in the league, including 4,100 in his Pro Bowl
season.
As a player, Reginelli was a special teams player on the 1995 Wildcats team that won both a state and
national championship. In 1996 he was a starting defensive tackle on the state runner-up squad.
Reginelli earned the Coaches Cup Award for the 1996 season.
Grbac attended St Joseph High School and went on to play in college at the University of Michigan. For
the Wolverines, Grbac set school records for attempts, completions, touchdown passes, and passing
yards. He also set a Big 10 conference record for passing effeciency as a senior.
Reginelli went on to John Carroll and earned his master's degree in engeineering from Case Western
Reserve University in 2003.
Grbac was drafted in the 8th round of the 1993 draft by the San Francisco 49ers.
Reginelli works as a program director for GE Lighting and Technology.
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Rory Hennessey '01 ‐ OFFENSIVE LINE
Coaching Title
Josiah Kedzior '04 ‐ WIDE RECEIVERS
Offensive Line Coach
Coaching Title
2 (2010)
High School
Saint Ignatius ' 01
Yale '05
College
Wide Receivers Coach
3 (2009)
High School
College
Saint Ignatius '04
John Carroll '08
Degree
Finance
COACHING EXPERIENCE
COACHING EXPERIENCE
2010 - present - Offenseive Line Coach at St Ignatius
2009 - present - Wide Receivers Coach at St Ignatius
Rory Hennessey '01 returns for his second season an offensive line coach for the Wildcats. The
Hennessey name is synomous with football for St Ignatius, as Rory's father and three brothers have also
all played for the Wildcats, including Conor Henessey '13, a junior WR on the 2011 squad.
Josiah Kedzior '04 is returning for this third season with the Wildcats coaching staff, acting as the
place kicking and wide receivers coach. Under his guidance, SR PK Tim Shenk kicked a school
record-tying 50-yard FG during the 2010 season
As a player for the Wildcats, Henessey won a state championship in 1999 for St Ignatius, but found
success on the hardwood as much as the gridiron. Hennessey was All-District Honorable Mention as a
senior and scored 3 points and grabbed 10 rebounds in the Wildcats state championship basketball win
over Cincinnati Elder in the spring of 2001
As a player for St Ignatius, Kedzior was both a WR and PK for two season for the football team.
During his senior year, Kedzior connected on a game-winning 33-yard FG against St Edward in the
annual battle at Lakewood Stadium.
Kedzior also had nine catches against Canton McKinley and tied a school record with 8 PATs against
Shaker Hts in 2003. He received All-Ohio honors that season.
Hennessey went onto play college football at Yale University. In his career at Yale, Hennessey earned
Associated Press Division 1-AA All American status twice (2003 and 2004), All-Ivy twice (2003 and 2004),
was selected a two-time captain and DID NOT allow a sack in his career at LT for the Bulldogs
Kedzior played collegiately at John Carroll and in 2007 kicked the GW FG in OT vs Baldwin-Wallace.
Hennessey signed as an undrafted free agent with the Detroit Lions in the spring of 2005, but was
released prior to the season.
Kedzior also played baseball at St Ignatius and has coached youth baseball in the summer.
Mark Sullivan ‐ DEFENSIVE LINE Coaching Title
ATHLETIC TRAINING / FRESHMAN COACHES
ATHLETIC TRAINER STAFF
Defensive Line Coach
Hank Gaughan ATC
High School
College
Pat Cummings ATC
Lake Catholic '77
Ohio State
John Carroll University '88
Degree
Communications
COACHING EXPERIENCE
Head Wrestling Coach at Saint Ignatius
Mark Sullivan moves to the varsity coaching staff for the 2011 season, after spending nearly a decade
as coach and advisor for the freshman and junior varsity teams at St Ignatius.
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF
Rodney Gallaway - Head Coach
Matt Petrus '82 - Assistant Head Coach
Tony Antonelli - Linebackers
Jon Fergus '07 - Running Backs
Tom Flandera '63 - Offensive Line
Rory Hennessey '78 - Defensive Backs
As a player, Sullivan was an All-State nose guard for the Lake Catholic Cougars in 1977, before 'walking
on' to the Ohio State football squad the following year. Sullivan received a partial scholarship to OSU to
wrestle for the Buckeyes, but with the encouragement of former Buckeyes legendary head coach Woody
Hayes, Sullivan eventually became a starter and winning the Woody Hayes Memorial Trophy for being the
MVP of the Ohio State-Michigan game in 1980
Tyrone White - Defensive Backs
Jamie Pilla '84 - Defensive Backs
Jim Cahill '89 - Quarterbacks
Matthew Mooney '85 - Offensive Line
Dr. Mike Hritz, MD - Offensive Line
Jack Duffy '09 - Offensive Line
Sullivan left OHio State before graduation and played semi-pro football for the Canton Bulldogs. He also
attempted to qualify for the 1984 Olympics in wrestling, training under famed coach Dan Gable.
Sullivan completed his college eligibility by playing for the John Carroll Blue Streaks in 1987, playing for
head coach Dave DiCarlo. His senior season was highlighted by recovering a fumble for the game
winning TD against Duquense
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Joe Eynon '99
Coaching Notes & Records
All‐Time Coaching Records
W
L
T
No Coach
Mr Hanley
Thorp Gallagher
William Dempsey
Charles Fitzgerald
Hugh O'Neill
Ralph Vince
Ed Carney
Erling Theller
William Reynolds
Eugene Stringer
Lenny Brickman
AW Piccuta
Fred George
John Wirtz
Paul Nemec
Al Gizzi
Chuck Kyle
3
1
4
4
3
3
29
1
4
17
3
37
1
19
146
42
33
277
5
4
2
4
4
4
6
6
4
27
12
46
8
6
40
16
25
65
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
2
2
6
0
0
0
3
6
2
2
1
0.375
0.200
0.667
0.500
0.438
0.444
0.829
0.222
0.500
0.400
0.200
0.446
0.111
0.732
0.776
0.717
0.567
0.809
TOTALS
627
285
32
0.681
COACH
PERC
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Chuck Kyle
John Wirtz
Paul Nemec
Fred George
Al Gizzi
Ralph Vince
10 State Championships
4 City Championships
1 City Championship
1 City Championship
Coaching Records ‐ YEAR BY YEAR
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1-0-0
0-2-0
0-0-0
0-2-0
1-1-0
1-0-0
1-4-0
0-1-1
4-2-0
4-4-0
3-4-1
3-4-2
6-2-0
7-2-0
8-1-0
8-1-0
1-6-2
4-4-2
4-3-1
3-6-1
6-2-1
2-6-1
2-3-2
0-7-0
1-6-1
2-6-0
1-6-1
2-4-2
3-5-0
4-4-1
+-2-0
3-6-0
5-4-0
4-5-0
No Coach
No Coach
No TEAM
No Coach
No Coach
No Coach
Hanley
No Coach
Gallagher/McKenna
Dempsey
Fitzgerald
O'Neill
Vance
Vince
Vince
Vince
Carney
Theller
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds
Stringer
Stringer
Brickman
Brickman
Brickman
Brickman
Brickman
Brickman
Brickman
Brickman
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
8-2-0
1-8-0
1-8-0
2-5-2
8-1-0
9-0-1
5-3-0
8-1-1
7-2-0
7-2-0
7-2-1
9-1-0
8-2-0
5-4-1
7-2-0
4-4-1
7-2-1
10-0
9-1-0
10-0-0
5-4-0
5-4-0
9-1-0
9-0-1
7-3-0
8-2-0
5-4-1
9-1-0
9-1-0
7-3-0
5-4-1
7-3-0
8-3-0
Brickman
Brickman
Piccuta
George
George
George
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Wirtz
Nemec
Nemec
Nemec
Nemec
Nemec
Nemec
Nemec
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
4-4-1
7-3-0
5-4-1
5-5-0
4-6-0
6-3-1
8-2-0
7-3-0
6-4-0
6-4-0
14-0-0
13-0-0
10-1-0
12-2-0
14-0-0
14-0-0
13-1-0
14-0-0
10-3-0
11-2-0
10-3-0
13-2-0
11-1-0
11-4-0
7-4-0
9-3-0
10-3-0
5-5-0
6-4-0
8-3-0
14-1-0
11-1-0
4-6-0
Gizzi
Gizzi
Gizzi
Gizzi
Gizzi
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
Kyle
CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS (12)
1925
1949
1950
1962
1964
1967
1968
1972
1973
1974
1976
1977
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS (10)
1988
1989
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1999
2001
2008
OHIO AP POLL CHAMPIONSHIPS (8)
1988
1989
1990
1992
1993
1995
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
1989
1993
1995
USA Today
USA Today & National Prep Poll
National Prep Poll
2000
2009
Regional Seeding / Outcomes
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
#1
#1
#1
#1
#1
#1
#1
#1
#1
#1
#2
#2
#2
#7
#7
#5
#3
#7
#4
#2
#1
#1
4-0
4-0
0-1
4-0
4-0
4-0
4-0
4-0
3-1
2-1
2-1
5-0
2-1
5-0
0-1
1-1
2-1
0-1
0-1
0-1
5-0
1-1
Won State Championship
Lost Regional Semi Final
Lost State Championship
Lost State Semi Final
Lost State Semi Final
Lost Regional Final
Lost Regional Quarter Final
Lost Regional Final
16
Starting QBs Since 1983
S Spicer
16-5-1
1983-85
T Arth
7-2
1998
M Lavelle
4-3
1983
B Panteck
21-3
1999-00
D Kimble
8-4
1986-87
D Gresky
3-0
1999
J Pickens
30-4
1987-89
N Szep
12-4
1999, 01
M DeFranco
11-1
1989-90
B Hoyer
16-7
2002-03
K Mayer
12-1
1991
R Kirbus
15-8
2004-05
Scott Mutryn
27-1
1991-93
J Roberts
6-3
2006
S Grady
14-1
1993-94
A Holland
21-3
2006-08
2007, 09
G Panteck
10-0
1995
M Myers
12-3
J Blevins
14-3
1995-96
M Hoyer
4-5
2010
D Ragone
11-2
1997
J Greco
0-1
2010
M Kelley
3-1
1998
The Saint Ignatius Wildcats have won 277 games since
1983 with 23 different quarterbacks starting a game over
that time period. Head Coach Chuck Kyle and Offensive
Coordinator Nick Restifo have produced 16 All-Ohio
quarterbacks and the team continues to excel with the
different styles of those 23 signal callers
All Time vs Opponents
The Kyle Era Opponents
Saint Ignatius ALL TIME RECORD by Opponent
SCHOOL
W
L
T
PERC
SCHOOL
W
L
T
SCHOOL
W
L
T
SCHOOL
W
L
T
Akron Buchtel
Austintown Fitch
Bedford
Benedictine
Berea
Berwick (PA)
Bethlehem (PA)
Brunswick
Buffalo (NY) Canisius
Buffalo (NY) Saint Francis
Canton McKinley
Centerville
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinnati LaSalle
Cincinnati Moeller
Cincinnati Princeton
Cincinnati Saint Xaiver
Clayton Northmont
Cleveland Collinwood
Cleveland East
Cleveland Glenville
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland John Kennedy
Cleveland Lincoln-West
Cleveland West Tech
Columbus Saint Francis DeSales
Concordia (PA) Glen Mills
Erie (PA) Central
Euclid
Freemont Ross
Harrisburg (PA)
Holy Name
Huber Heights Wayne
Hudson
Inkster (MI)
Lake Catholic
Lakewood
Lancaster
Lima Senior
Massillon Washington
Mentor
Midpark
Mishawaka (IN) Penn
North Canton Hoover
Padua
Philadelphia (PA) St Joseph
Pickerington
Ramsey (NJ) Don Bosco Prep
Sandusky
Shaker Heights
Solon
Saint Edward
Saint Joseph / VASJ
Stow
Strongsville
Toledo Saint Francis
Toledo Saint John Jesuit
Toledo Whitmer
Valley Forge
Walsh Jesuit
Warren Harding
Warren Western Reserve
Washington (DC) Paul Dunbar
Washington (DC) HD Woodson
Washington (DC) FECA
Westerville North
Westerville South
Youngstown Boardman
6
1
1
6
2
1
2
1
4
7
10
1
2
2
4
1
8
2
1
1
3
11
8
2
2
1
5
3
2
11
2
1
8
1
1
1
6
2
1
0
12
8
2
2
1
10
1
1
0
2
6
3
19
7
1
13
7
6
2
6
3
6
1
1
1
2
4
1
15
0
1
0
3
0
1
0
0
0
1
4
1
2
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
4
0
0
1
1
3
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
0
0
2
9
4
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1.000
0.500
1.000
0.667
1.000
0.500
1.000
1.000
1.000
0.875
0.714
0.500
0.500
1.000
1.000
1.000
0.471
1.000
1.000
1.000
0.375
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
0.500
0.833
1.000
1.000
0.917
1.000
1.000
0.800
1.000
1.000
1.000
0.600
1.000
1.000
0.000
0.923
0.727
1.000
1.000
1.000
0.909
0.500
1.000
0.000
1.000
1.000
0.600
0.672
0.636
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
0.857
1.000
0.750
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
1.000
0.833
Akron Buchtel
Akron Hoban
Akron Saint Mary
Saint Vincent
Akron SVSM
Amherst
Ashtabula
Ashtabula Harbor
Austintown-Fitch
BW College Freshman
Bedford
Bellevue
Benedictine
Berea
Berwick (PA)
Bethlehem (PA)
Brunswick
Canton McKinley
Cathedral Latin
Centerville
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinnati LaSalle
Cincinnati Moeller
Cincinnati Saint Xavier
Clayton Northmont
Cleveland Central
Cleveland Collinwood
Cleveland East
Cleveland East Tech
Cleveland Glenville
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland JFK
Cleveland John Marshall
6
0
1
6
0
1
1
1
1
0
2
0
18
2
1
2
1
4
7
10
19
1
2
2
4
1
8
2
4
4
2
3
4
13
10
1
39
0
1
0
4
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
14
0
1
0
0
0
1
6
29
1
2
0
0
0
9
0
2
0
1
6
5
3
1
0
8
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
Cleveland Lincoln
Cleveland Lincoln-West
Cleveland Loyola Jesuit
Cleveland Rhodes
Cleveland South
Clveland West
Cleveland West Commerce
Cleveland West Tech
Col. Saint Francis DeSales
Erie (PA) Central
Euclid
Euclid Central
Euclid Shore
Freemont Ross
Geneva
Glen Mills (PA)
Harrisburg (PA)
Holy Name
Hubbard
Huber Heights Wayne
Hudson
Inkster (MI)
Lake Catholic
Lakewood
Lancaster
Lima Senior
Longwood
Lorain Saint Mary
g
Mentor
Midpark
Mishawaka (IN) Penn
New Philadelphia
North Canton Hoover
Padua
Parma
Philadelphia Saint Joseph
23
10
3
31
34
27
2
32
1
6
4
11
3
0
2
1
5
1
44
1
1
1
1
9
2
1
0
1
1
12
8
2
2
1
1
11
11
1
11
1
0
13
9
14
0
9
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
23
0
0
0
0
7
1
0
1
0
0
1
3
0
0
0
0
4
8
1
2
0
0
3
0
2
0
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
Pickerington
Pittsburgh (PA) Penn Hills
Ramsey (NJ) Don Bosco
Sandusky
Shaker Heights
Solon
Saint Edward
Saint Ignatius Alumni
Saint Ignatius College
Saint Joseph/VASJ
Saint Peter Chanel
Stow
Strongsville
Tiffen Junior Home
Toledo Scott
Toledo Saint Francis
Toledo Saint John Jesuit
Toledo Whitmer
University of Detroit HS
University School
Valley Forge
Walsh Jesuit
Warren
Warren G. Harding
Washington DC Dunbar
Washington DC FECA
Washington DC Woodson
Wellington
Westerville North
Westerville South
Wickliffe
Youngstown Boardman
Youngstown Mooney
Youngstown East
Youngstown Rayen
Youngstown Ursuline
1
0
0
2
6
3
25
1
1
10
2
1
13
0
0
7
7
2
5
2
6
5
1
6
1
1
2
1
0
4
1
1
15
0
1
0
0
0
2
1
1
0
2
21
1
0
8
0
0
0
5
1
0
2
0
1
2
1
4
1
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
3
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
RIVALRIES (Most Games Played)
ALL-Time
(since 1911)
Holy Name Green Wave
Cathedral Latin Lions
John Marshall Lawyers
St Edward Eagles
Rhodes Rams
West Tech Warriors
South Fliers
West Cowboys
Notes & Information
GP
W
L
T
70
54
48
47
46
44
43
43
44
19
39
25
31
32
34
27
23
29
8
21
13
9
9
14
3
6
1
1
3
3
0
2
(since 1911)
GP
W
L
T
Overall Record
vs Ohio High Schools
vs Out of State High Schools
944
890
54
627
584
43
285
275
10
32
31
1
GP
W
L
T
Overall Record
vs Ohio High Schools
vs Out of State High Schools
343
305
38
277
244
33
65
60
5
1
1
0
vs Catholic Schools
vs Public Schools
143
200
104
173
38
27
1
0
Scoring 40 or more points
Scoring 20 or more points
Holding opponent to less then 20
89
253
254
87
237
230
2
16
23
0
0
1
ALL-Time
Chuck Kyle Era
Chuck Kyle Era
(since 1983)
St Edward Eagles
Youngstown Boardman Spartans
Cincinnati St Xavier Bombers
Canton McKinley Bulldogs
Massillon Washington Tigers
Strongsville Mustangs
Euclid Panthers
Mentor Cardinals
Padua Bruins
St Joseph / VASJ
GP
W
L
T
29
18
17
14
13
13
12
11
11
11
19
15
8
10
12
13
11
8
10
7
9
3
9
4
1
0
1
3
1
4
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
17
(since 1983)
Individual Records
RUSHING
PASSING
MOST YARDS RUSHING - GAME
341
284
276
Matt Bunsey
Ken Yantek
Ramadii Parker
MOST YARDS PASSING - GAME
9-7-96
10-20-70
11-13-94
vs Strongsville (Taliak Field)
vs Cleveland South (West Tech Field)
vs Strongsville (finie Stadium) Reg Semi
389
375
370
MOST YARDS RUSHING - SEASON
1,903
1,703
1,535
Eric Haddad
Dan Murphy
Ramadii Parker
1993
1999
1994
3,643
2,827
2,720
9-23-05
9-1-00
10-16-98
vs Strongsville (Taliak Field)
vs Erie (PA) Cathedral Prep (Veterans Stadium)
vs Boardman (Lakewood Stadium)
Nate Szep
Dave Ragone
Andrew Holland
2001
1997
2008
MOST YARDS PASSING - CAREER
4,791
4,420
4,365
MOST YARDS RECEIVING - GAME
Robby Parris
Jon Gannon
Jon Volosin
11-3-01
9-6-03
9-1-01
MOST YARDS PASSING - SEASON
RECEIVING
240
192
191
Nate Szep
Brian Hoyer
Nate Szep
vs Mishawaka (IN) Penn (Freed Field)
vs Boardman (Spartan Stadium)
vs Canton McKinley (Lakewood Stadium)
Brian Hoyer
Joe Pickens
Bryan Panteck
2001-03
1988-89
1999-00
MOST TD PASSES - GAME
6
5
Bryan Panteck
8-25-00
vs Toledo St John Jesuit (Lakewood Stadium)
7 Players Tied with 5. Most Recent - Mark Myers 2009
MOST YARDS RECEIVING - SEASON
1,203
1,195
195
1,012
Jeff Lerner
Matt Miller
Anthony Gonzalez
1997
2001
2001
MOST TD PASSES - SEASON
36
28
27
MOST RECEPTIONS - GAME
11
10
9
Jeff Lerner
10-11-97
vs Canton McKinley (Fawcett Stadium)
Robby Parris
9-23-05
4 Players Tied with 9. Most Recent - David Joseph 2010
Jeff Lerner
Matt Miller
Joe Parris
43
42
42
42
1997
2001
2008
Robby Parris
Robby Parris
Robby Parris
Jon Gannon
Mike Gaul
9-23-05
9-16-05
10-30-04
9-1-00
9-13-63
26
24
22
22
vs Mentor (Cardinal Stadium)
vs Washington DC FECA (Lakewood Stadium)
vs Boardman (Spartan Stadium)
vs Parma (Byers Field)
MOST TD RECEPTIONS - SEASON
14
14
13
Rudy Kirbus
Bryan Panteck
Scott Mutryn
Andrew Holland
2004-05
1999-00
1992-93
2007-08
MOST PASS COMPLETIONS - GAME
MOST TD RECEPTIONS - GAME
4
4
4
4
4
2001
2008
2000
MOST TD PASSES - CAREER
MOST RECEPTIONS - SEASON
72
65
54
Nate Szep
Andrew Holland
Bryan Panteck
Connor Ryan
2008
Matt Miller
2001
4 Players Tied with 13. Most Recent - Robby Parris 2004
18
Dave Ragone
Nate Szep
Dave Ragone
Joe Pickens
10-11-97
9-15-01
9-6-97
9-24-88
vs Canton McKinley (Fawcett Stadium)
vs Massillon (Byers Field)
vs Berwick (PA) (Crispin Field)
vs Padua (John Marshall Field)
Individual Records
PLACE KICKING
' THE LONGEST . . . '
MOST FIELD GOALS - GAME
4
3
LONGEST RUSHING TD
Nick Yako
11-4-06
vs Glenville (Byers Field) Reg Qtr
3 Players Tied with 3. Most Recent - Adam Danko 2004
98
92
90
Nick Shurtleff
Ken Yantek
Greg O'Brien
9-9-06
10-16-70
10-29-60
vs Buffalo (NY) Canisius (Demske Field)
vs Cleveland West
MOST FIELD GOALS - SEASON
LONGEST PASSING TD
15
14
12
Jesse Milligan
Adam Danko
Nick Yako
1997
2004
2006
98
97
94
Brian Hoyer to Chris Rigo
Tom Arth to Jon Volozin
Don Pfel to Jim Roberts
8-23-03
11-7-98
11-1-68
vs Westerville North (Lakewood Stadium)
vs Glen Mills (PA) (Jack Pearson Stadium)
vs Cleveland Rhodes
MOST PAT'S - GAME
LONGEST FIELD GOAL
8
8
8
8
8
Adam Danko
Adam Danko
Josiah Kedzior
Phil Mohr
Rick Rose
10-9-04
10-30-04
9-13-03
10-1-88
11-14-64
vs Warren Harding (Bedford Bearcat Stadium)
vs Washington DC FECA (Lakewood Stadium)
vs Shaker Hts (Rupp Field)
vs Cleveland JFK (John Marshall Field)
vs Cleveland West (West Tech Field)
50
50
49
MOST PAT'S - SEASON
68
58
51
Phil Gibbs
2001
Nick Paez
1993
3 Players Tied with 51. Most Recent - Seamus Hennessey 2008
97
91
88
93
90
75
Eric Haddad
11-6-93
vs Holy Name (Lakewood Stadium)
5 Players Tied with 5. Most Recent - Matt Bunsey 1996
30
Tony Arth
James Riley
Tom Faber
10-26-29
11-17-35
10-24-64
vs Holy Name (Luna Stadium)
vs Holy Name (Municipal Stadium)
Mike Hegan
Paul Jacobson
Charles Gallagher
10-4-58
11-11-22
10-8-21
vs Cleveland South
vs Cleveland West (West Tech Field)
vs Holy Name (Garfield Park)
LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN FOR TD
98
98
95
MOST POINTS SCORED - GAME
36
vs St Edward (Byers Field)
LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN FOR TD
MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED - GAME
5
10-30-10
10-1-05
9-29-07
LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN FOR TD
SCORING
6
Tim Shenk
Nick Yako
Nick Yako
Pat Kennedy
Patrick Hinkel
Jim Oliphant
10-11-86
9-8-07
9-22-61
vs St Edward (Finnie Stadium)
vs Buffalo (NY) Canisius (Byers Field)
vs Cathedral Latin (West Tech Field)
Eric Haddad
11-6-93
vs Holy Name (Lakewood Stadium)
5 Players Tied with 5. Most Recent - Matt Bunsey 1996
LONGEST PUNT RETURN FOR TD
MOST TDS SCORED - SEASON
33
24
22
22
Eric Haddad
Fred Oblak
Jim Grace
Dan Murphy
1993
1957
1964
1999
MOST TDS SCORED - CAREER
51
39
35
35
Eric Haddad
Ramadii Parker
Dan Murphy
John van der Oord
1991-93
1994-95
1997-99
1999-01
MOST POINTS SCORED - SEASON
198
144
140
132
Eric Haddad
Fred Oblak
Dan Murphy
Jim Grace
88
85
85
1993
1957
1999
1964
Eric Haddad
Ramadii Parker
Dan Murphy
John van der Oord
10-7-00
9-20-30
9-17-54
vs Canton McKinley (Byers Field)
vs Akron St Vincent (Akron League Park)
vs Cathedral Latin
10-5-40
vs Canton McKinley (Byers Field)
9-18-04
vs Shaker Hts (Byers Field)
LONGEST PUNT
95
84
78
MOST POINTS SCORED - CAREER
308
234
216
201
Jonathan Gannon
Bill McGinty
Rich Mihalus
1991-93
1994-95
1997-99
1999-01
19
Tom Cleary
Tom Brookover
Bill O'Malley
2011 Opponent Information
Week One
Detroit (MI) Cody
Location and Time:
August 27, 2011
Parma, Ohio
(6-4 in 2010)
7:00 PM
General Information:
Detroit, Michigan
Comets
1955
Karen P. Ridgeway
Jonathan Matthews
Public
1,489
Detroit Public School League - Division 1
Green and Grey
Cody High School Football Field
Location:
Nickname:
Founded:
Superintendent:
Principal:
Affiliation:
Enrollment:
Conference:
Colors:
Stadium:
A26
S2
S9
S16
S23
S30
O7
O14
O21
O28
The Comets Coaching Staff:
Series Information:
Calvin Norman
18-12
Ron Hammye
Chuck Johnson
313-870-5863
Head Coach:
Record at Detroit Cody:
Assistant Coaches:
Sports Information Director:
SID Phone Number:
A Saint Ignatius
H Detroit (MI) Southeastern
H Detroit (MI) Central
A Detroit (MI) Cass Tech
A Detroit (MI) Renaissance
A Detroit (MI) Mumford
H Detroit (MI) Crockett Tech
Detroit Public Schools - 1 (Semifinal)
Detroit Public Schools - 1 (Finals)
MSHAA Playoffs (if qualified)
All-Time Series:
Regular Season:
Chuck Kyle Era:
First game in series
First game in series
70th opponent all-time
Week Two
Bedford
Location and Time:
September 3, 2011
Parma, Ohio
(2-8 in 2010)
7:00 PM
Bedford, Ohio
Bearcats
1954
Sherman C. Micsak
Sam Vawters
Public
3,900
Lake Erie League
Green and White
Bedford Bearcat Stadium
Location:
Nickname:
Founded:
Superintendent:
Principal:
Affiliation:
Enrollment:
Conference:
Colors:
Stadium:
The Bearcats Coaching Staff:
Head Coach:
Record at Bedford/Career:
Assistant Coaches:
Athletic Director:
AD Office Phone:
A26
S3
S9
S16
S24
S30
O7
O14
O21
O28
H
A
H
H
A
A
A
H
A
H
Olmsted Falls
Saint Ignatius
Benedictine
Shaker Heights
Warren Harding
Warrensville Heights
Lorain
Shaw
Maple Heights
Euclid
Series Information:
Sean Williams (Bedford 1994, Ohio University 1998)
2-8 / 5-15 (.250)
Sean Jackson
440-786-3342
All-Time Series:
Regular Season:
Chuck Kyle Era:
St. Ignatius leads 2-0
Week Three
Mentor
Location and Time:
September 9, 2011
Mentor, Ohio
(7-4 in 2010)
7:00 PM
Mentor, Ohio
Cardinals
1923
Jacqueline Hoynes
Joseph Spiccia
Public
3,200
Northeast Ohio Conference - Valley Division
Scarlet and Gray
Location:
Nickname
Founded:
Superintendent:
Principal:
Affiliation:
Enrollment:
Conference:
Colors:
Stadium:
A26
S2
S9
S16
S23
S30
O6
O14
O21
O28
The Cardinals Coaching Staff:
Euclid
Youngstown Ursuline
St. Ignatius
Mayfield
Parma
Brunswick
Solon
Medina
Strongsville
Twinsburg
Series Information:
Steve Trivisonno (Mentor 1981, Bowling Green 1985)
15th season, 111-49 (.694)/ 111-49
Jim Funk/Don Anderson (Def./Off. Coordinator)
Jeffrey Cassella
440-974-5304
Head Coach:
Record at Mentor/Career:
Assistant Coaches:
Athletic Director
AD Office Phone
A
H
H
A
H
H
A
H
A
A
All-Time Series:
Regular Season:
Chuck Kyle Era:
Week Four
Centerville
Location and Time:
September 17, 2011
Parma, Ohio
(9-3 in 2010)
7:00 PM
Centerville, Ohio
Elks
1885
Thomas Henderson
Eileen Booher
Public
2,731
Great Western Ohio Conference - Central Division
Black and Gold
Centerville Stadium
Location:
Nickname
Founded:
Superintendent:
Principal:
Affiliation:
Enrollment:
Conference:
Colors:
Stadium:
The Elks Coaching Staff:
Head Coach:
Record at Centerville/Career:
Assistant Coaches:
Athletic Director:
AD Office Phone:
Ron Ullery (Bowling Green 1977, Brookville 1973)
12th season, 86-34 (.717)/86-34 (.717)
J.J. Ramsey/Ron Ullery (Def./Off. Coordinator)
Ron Ullery
937-439-3517
A26
S5
S10
S17
S23
S30
O7
O14
O21
O28
H
A
H
A
A
H
A
A
H
H
Cincinnati Elder
Indianapolis (IN) Cathedral
Ontario (CAN) Oak Ridge
Saint Ignatius
Springboro
Kettering Fairmont
Clayton Northmont
Huber Heights Wayne
Springfield
Beavercreek
Series Information:
All-Time Series:
Regular Season:
Chuck Kyle Era:
Series Tied 1-1
Centerville leads 1-0
Series Tied 1-1
Week Five
Location and Time:
September 24, 2011
Parma, Ohio
(3-7 in 2010)
7:00 PM
Cleveland, Ohio
Rebels
1923
Peter E. Raskind
Donald Jolly
Public
1,069
Senate League
Maroon and Gold
Multiple Stadiums
Location:
Nickname
Founded:
Superintendent:
Principal:
Affiliation:
Enrollment:
Conference:
Colors:
Stadium:
A26
S2
S9
S17
S24
S30
O7
O13
O21
O29
The Rebels Coaching Staff:
A
A
A
H
A
H
H
A
H
A
Canton McKinley
Cleveland Heights
Lincoln West
East Tech
Saint Ignatius
John Marshall
Collinwood
John F. Kennedy
Glenville
Rhodes
Series Information:
Gary Jackson
Head Coach:
Record at John Adams/Career:
Assistant Coaches:
Athletic Director:
AD Office Phone:
Daniel Hubbard
All-Time Series:
Regular Season:
Chuck Kyle Era:
1st Regular Season Game
71st opponent all-time
Week Six
Cleveland Glenville
Location and Time:
October 1, 2011
Parma, Ohio
(10-1 in 2010)
7:00 PM
Cleveland, Ohio
Tarblooders
1919
Peter E. Raskind
Jacqueline Bell
Public
994
Senate League
Red and Black
Bump Taylor Field
Location:
Nickname
Founded:
Superintendent:
Principal:
Affiliation:
Enrollment:
Conference:
Colors:
Stadium:
The Tarblooders Coaching Staff:
Head Coach:
Record at Glenville/Career:
Assistant Coaches
Athletic Director
AD Office Phone
Theodore Ginn, Sr.
136-29/136-29 (.824)
Tony Overton
Andre Haynes
216-541-7463
A27
S5
S9
S16
S24
O1
O7
O14
O21
O28
H
N
A
A
H
A
H
H
A
A
Saint Edward
Kingsland (GA) Camden County
East Tech
Rhodes
Collinwood
Saint Ignatius
John F. Kennedy
Lincoln West
John Adams
John Hay
Series Information:
All-Time Series:
Regular Season:
Chuck Kyle Era:
Glenville leads 5-4
Glenville leads 5-3
Week Seven
Location and Time:
October 7, 2011
Erie, Pennsylvania
(9-5 in 2010)
7:00 PM
Dollinger Field at CPEC
Erie, Pennsylvania
Ramblers
1921
Rev. Scott W. Jabo
Sr. Claudia Dombrowski
Roman Catholic/Diocesan
575
District 10, Region 6, AAA
Orange and Black
Cathedral Prep Events Center
Location:
Nickname
Founded:
President:
Principal:
Affiliation:
Enrollment:
Conference:
Colors:
Stadium:
S2
S9
S16
S23
S30
O7
O14
O21
O28
N4
The Ramblers Coaching Staff:
Erie (PA) McDowell
Erie (PA) Central Tech
Erie (PA) Strong Vincent
Bradford (PA)
Saint Ignatius
Rochester (NY) Aquinas Institute
Waterford (PA) Fort LeBoeuf
Warren (PA)
Erie (PA) East
Series Information:
Mike Mischler (Cathedral Prep 1987)
81-33 (.711) / 98-49 (.667)
Brad Orlando/Jim Skindell
William Flanagan
814-453-7737 ext. 2227
Head Coach:
Record at Cathedral Prep/Career:
Assistant Coaches
Athletic Director
AD Office Phone
A
A
H
H
H
H
H
A
A
H
All-Time Series:
Regular Season:
Chuck Kyle Era:
Week Eight
Location and Time:
October 15, 2011
Athol Springs, New York
7:00 PM
Saint Francis Field
(4-7 in 2010)
Athol Springs, New York
Red Raiders
1927
Fr. Michael Sajda
Tom Braunscheidel
Roman Catholic/Franciscan
550
Monsignor Martin Athletic Association
Scarlet and White
Saint Francis High School Field
Location:
Nickname
Founded:
President:
Principal:
Affiliation:
Enrollment:
Conference:
Colors:
Stadium:
The Red Raiders Coaching Staff:
Head Coach:
Record at Saint Xavier/Career:
Assistant Coaches
Athletic Director
AD Office Phone
Jerry Smith
24th season, 120-99-4 / 120-99-4 (.538)
John Scibetta/Jerry Smith (Off./Def. Coordinator)
Steve Otremba
716-627-1200
S3
S10
S17
S23
O1
O7
O15
O22
O29
N4
A Liverpool (NY)
A Hicksville (NY) Holy Trinity
A Rochester (NY) Aquinas Institute
H Fairview (PA)
H Buffalo (NY) Saint Joseph's
A Buffalo (NY) Bishop Timon
H Saint Ignatius
A Springfield (PA) Cardinal O'Hara
H Buffalo (NY) Canisius
PLAYOFFS
Series Information:
All-Time Series:
Regular Season:
Chuck Kyle Era:
Week Nine
Location and Time:
October 22, 2011
University Heights, Ohio
(7-5 in 2010)
2:00 PM
Don Shula Stadium (JCU)
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bombers
1831
Fr. Tim Howe, SJ
Dave Mueller
Roman Catholic/Jesuit
1,550
Greater Catholic League - South
Royal Blue and White
Ballaban Stadium at Saint Xavier Field
Location:
Nickname
Founded:
President:
Principal:
Affiliation:
Enrollment:
Conference:
Colors:
Stadium:
A27
S4
S9
S16
S23
S30
O7
O15
O22
O28
The Bombers Coaching Staff:
Springfield
Pickerington Central
Cincinnati Colerain
Louisville (KY) Trinity
Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinnati LaSalle
Saint Edward
Saint Ignatius
Louisville (KY) Saint Xavier
Series Information:
Steve Specht (Saint Xavier High School 1986)
8th season, 71-17 / 71-17 (.807)
Mike Heizman/Nick Lyle (Off./Def. Coordinator)
John Sullivan
513-761-7815 x 127
Head Coach:
Record at Saint Xavier/Career:
Assistant Coaches
Athletic Director
AD Office Phone
A
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H
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All-Time Series:
Regular Season:
Chuck Kyle Era:
St. Xavier leads 9-8
Week Ten
Lakewood Saint Edward
Location and Time:
October 29, 2011
Lakewood, Ohio
(15-0 in 2010 (State Champions))
7:00 PM
Lakewood Stadium
2011 Varisty Schedule
Lakewood, Ohio
Eagles
1949
Br. Peter Graham
Eugene Boyer
Roman Catholic/Brothers of the Holy Cross
820
Independent
Green, Gold, and White
Lakewood Stadium
Location:
Nickname
Founded:
President:
Principal:
Affiliation:
Enrollment:
Conference:
Colors:
Stadium:
The Eagles Coaching Staff:
Head Coach:
Record at Saint Edward/Career:
Assistant Coaches
Athletic Director
AD Office Phone
Ed Daugherty's Rule of 15
Rick Finoti (St. Joseph 1990, CSU 1994)
19-6 / 19-6 (.760)
John Hunek Matt Minnillo (Off./Def. Coordinator)
Paul Michalko
216-521-8828
A27
S2
S10
S17
S24
S30
O8
O15
O22
O29
H
A
H
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H
A
H
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H
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Cleveland Glenville
Pittsburgh (PA) Penn Hills
Youngstown Cardinal Mooney
Cincinnati Elder
Tampa (FL) Thomas Jefferson
Youngstown Ursuline
Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller
Saint Ignatius
Series Information:
All-Time Series:
Regular Season:
Chuck Kyle Era:
When Saint Ignatius scores less than 13 points against Saint Edward:
When Saint Ignatius scores exactly 14 points against Saint Edward:
When Saint Ignatius scores 15 or more points against Saint Edward:
St. Ignatius leads 25-21-1
0-19
2-1-1
23-1
2011 Varsity Roster
No.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
17
18
19
20
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
Name
Daniel WAY
Eric WILLIAMS
Clayton BISHOP
Chad AERNI
Timothy McCOY
Roc-Anthony ZINGALE
Bryan FISHER
Conor HENNESSEY
Michael LeMANNA
Timothy SHENK
Raymond O'BRIEN
Nicholas NOVAK
Alexander PREVITS
Matthew HOYER
Gabriel BENTLEY
Daniel JONES
Jeremiah OCKUNZZI
Stephen ALEXANDER
Benjamin SARAC
Daniel GRACE
Matthew WOJNARWSKY
Jake MOONEY
Joshua BAKER
Thomas FANNING
Nicholas SMITH
Ian RILEY
Lavelle DAVIS
Mike SVETINA
Adam NORTH
Brendan FANNING
Edward KILBANE
Giorgio NARDI
Jacob ANDERSON
Thomas BIVEN
Rustom KHOURI
Benjamin FEYS
Thomas KING
Michael GIBBONS
Christopher HAAG
Alexander STAFFILENO
Zack RYAN
Brian PERPAR
Timothy McVEY
Conor GEARY
William SODD
Joe VELTEN
Blake THOMAS
Ryan SPICER
Jack NELSON
Keagan MEEHAN
Zachary BAKER
Aubrey RUDOLPH
Nicholas CHAPEK
Pos
RB
QB
WR
S
WR
WR
DB
WR
QB
K
WR
WR
DB
QB
WR
DB
DB
QB
DB
RB
DB
WR
WR
DB
DB
WR
RB
S
DB
DB
DB
DB
RB
DB
LB
DB
DB
S
LB
S
LB
WR
DB
DB
LB
DB
TE
WR
DB
LB
S
OL
LB
Ht
5'9"
6'3"
6'0"
5'10"
6'0"
6'0"
6'1"
5'9"
6'1"
5'7"
5'8"
5'10"
5'9"
6'4"
5'8"
5'11"
5'7"
6'1"
5'9"
5'7"
5'10"
6'0"
5'6"
5'11"
5'10"
5'9"
5'8"
6'2"
5'9"
5'11"
5'7"
5'11"
5'6"
5'11"
6'0"
5'10"
5'10"
6'0"
6'1"
5'10"
6'0"
6'0"
5'9"
5'8"
6'0"
5'10"
6'4"
5'9"
5'9"
6'0"
6'1"
5'6"
5'7"
Wt
160
195
175
190
180
170
165
175
175
165
157
160
160
190
155
190
150
185
160
155
165
175
160
155
145
160
155
220
155
150
155
165
155
152
225
185
160
200
182
185
200
175
178
150
200
155
250
155
165
178
205
173
205
Yr
Jr
Sr
Sr
Sr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Sr
Sr
Sr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Sr
Sr
Sr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Sr
Sr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Sr
Sr
Jr
Sr
Sr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Jr
No.
52
53
54
55
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
62
63
64
65
66
67
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
Name
Brendan HOLLAND
Clayton CASSIDY
Ralph LUCARELLI
Edward CLEVELAND
Keith MYERS
Tyler CALTON
Kevin SMITH
Dennison CROWELL
James SHEEHAN
Stephen FRANKO
Richard SHURTLEFF
Kenneth STEPHEN
William WOLF
Kevin CALLAHAN
David KATUSHA
Michael CRAY
Maxwell BAUGHMAN
Brett BENDOKAITIS
Anthony LATINA
Kasimir BOGIELSKI
John READY
Peter BLAKE
Sean LEHTO
Jacob McALLISTER
Isen VAJUSI
Michael BIGACH
Zachary LOZAR
James BYRNE
Ian McDONALD
Trevor HERAK
Matthew GAWLIK
Brandon SIMONSON
Kevin KAVALEC
Ian WOIDKE
James SPICUZZA
Anthony ERTLE
Peter RAUHE
Aaron BUYNAK
Scott SCRIVENS
Michael RYAN
Randolph BUFFINGTON
Brian MUSTEE
Matthew YOHMAN
James MAZZELLA
Jospeh STUHLDREHER
Ryan NORTZ
Gregory BALDWIN
Shane O'MALLEY
Jeremy PELLEGRINO
Daniel WARD
Matthew SCHAFER
Brian HARTNETT
Pos
DL
OL
LB
LB
OL
LB
LB
OL
LB
OL
OL
LB
OL
OL
DL
OL
DL
LB
OL
DL
OL
OL
OL
OL
DL
OL
OL
OL
LB
OL
DL
OL
DL
WR
WR
WR
WR
TE
WR
DL
WR
WR
TE
DL
LB
DL
LB
DL
TE
WR
WR
LB
Ht
5'11"
6'2"
5'11"
6'1"
6'0"
5'10"
5'9"
6'0"
6'2"
6'1"
6'0"
5'9"
6'4"
6'0"
6'2"
6'1"
5'9"
6'1"
6'3"
5'8"
6'4"
5'11"
6'4"
5'11"
5'11"
6'6"
6'2"
6'4"
6'0"
6'5"
6'2"
6'2"
6'3"
5'11"
5'11"
6'1"
5'9"
6'2"
6'0"
6'3"
6'3"
6'0"
6'0"
5'5"
5'11"
6'2"
6'1"
6'1"
6'2"
5'9"
6'0"
5'11"
Wt
240
245
190
250
300
175
190
211
220
240
210
165
209
180
265
240
230
215
273
204
274
275
245
190
210
234
260
260
205
250
205
295
225
152
164
185
165
187
160
230
170
172
195
168
210
215
208
180
195
168
160
185
Yr
Sr
Sr
Sr
Sr
Sr
Sr
Jr
Sr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Sr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Sr
So
Jr
Sr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Sr
Sr
Sr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Jr
Roster Notes
By Class
46
58
1
Seniors
Juniors
Sophomores
Years Varsity
14
34
57
Third Season
Second Season
First Season
By Position
4
4
4
21
19
QB
RB
TE
WR
OL
11
17
19
5
DL
LB
DB
S
1
K/P
Tallest Players
6'6" BIGACH
6'5" HERAK
6"4" 6 tied
Heaviest Players
300
295
275
274
273
MEYERS
SIMONSON
BLAKE
READY
LATINA
Saint Ignatius Roster ‐ PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
5
7
27
33
38
67
73
Chad AERNI
Rocky ZINGALE
Mike SVETINA
Rustom KHOURI
Alexander STAFFILENO
Brett BENDOKAITIS
Isen VAJUSI
Chad EARN-ee
Rocky Zin-GAHL-ee
Mike SVAH-tina
Rus-dumb CORE-ee
Alexander Steff-a-lano
Brett Ben-DOH-kite-iss
I-sen VAH-JUICE-ee
74
76
80
82
84
92
97
25
Michael BIGACH
James BYRNE
Kevin KAVALEC
James SPICUZZA
Peter RAUHE
Joseph STUHLDREHER
Daniel Ward
Michael BIG-ack
James BURN
Kevin KAV-ah-leck
Jamie Spah-KUHZ-ah
Peter Ra-OW
Joseph Stull-dryer
Daniel WARD
2011 Varsity Player Profiles
2 RB
Daniel
6 WR
WAY
5-9 160
Junior
1st
Heritage Middle
NO ST IGNATIUS VARSITY STATS
2011 IS FIRST YEAR VARSITY
7 WR
WILLIAMS
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
4 WR
Att
176
YPA
8.34
Carries
0
Recept
3
6-3 195
Senior
1st
St Pius X
Yards
1,469
QB Rat
147.9
TD
13
Long
n/a
INT
5
Yds.
0
Yds.
48
2010
5 S
Yds.
0
Yds.
0
9 WR
2010
(offense)
(defense)
6-0 175
Senior
2nd
St Joseph
TD
0
TD
0
Avg.
Avg.
0
Long
0
Long
0
5-10 190
Senior
3rd
Sts Joseph & John
Asst
46
FR
0
Sacks
0
INT
3
Conor
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-0 170
Junior
1st
Sts Joseph & John
2010
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Solo
47
FF
1
Long
0
Long
28
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Chad
Tackles
93
Pass Def
4
Avg.
0
Avg.
16.0
6-1 165
Junior
1st
GESU
HENNESSEY
AERNI
2010
TD
0
TD
0
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
ZINGALE
BISHOP
Carries
0
Recept
0
6-0 180
Senior
3rd
St Justin Martyr
Rocky
Clay
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Bryan
FISHER
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Eric
Comp
104
Comp %
59.1
8 DB
McCOY
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
3 QB
Tim
TFL
4
TD
0
26
5-9 175
Junior
2nd
Sts Joseph & John
Carries
0
Recept
0
Yds.
0
Yds.
0
TD
0
TD
0
Avg.
0
Avg.
0
Long
0
Long
0
Tackles
11
Pass Def
0
Solo
6
FF
0
Asst
5
FR
0
Sacks
0
INT
0
TFL
0
TD
0
10 QB
Michael
12 WR
Ray
LeMANNA
O'BRIEN
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-1 175
Junior
1st
St Albert the Great
11 P-K
Tim
13 WR
PAT-A
26
Punt
2
PAT-M
23
Avg
31.5
5-7 165
Senior
2nd
St Gabriel
FG-A
8
I-20
0
5-8 157
Junior
1st
St Clare
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Nick
Carries
3
Recept
0
17 DB
NOVAK
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
FG-M
4
TB
0
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Long
50
Long
39
5-10 160
Junior
1st
St Mary of the Falls
17 DB
5-9 160
Junior
1st
St Thomas More
Att
166
YPA
8.7
27
Solo
24
FF
1
5-11 190
Senior
3rd
St Angela Merici
Asst
36
FR
0
Sacks
0
INT
3
TFL
6
TD
0
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-7 150
Junior
1st
Brooklyn Middle
Matt
Comp
88
Comp %
53.0
Long
2
Long
0
OCKUNZZI
18 QB
HOYER
2010
Avg.
-1.0
Avg.
0
Jeremiah
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
TD
0
TD
0
Daniel
Tackles
60
Pass Def
3
PREVITS
15 QB
Yds.
-3
Yds.
0
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Alex
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-8 155
Senior
2nd
St Adalbert
JONES
14 DB
Gabriel
BENTLEY
SHENK
2010
16 RB
Stephen
ALEXANDER
6-4 190
Senior
2nd
North Olmsted Middle
Yards
1,450
QB Rat
83.7
TD
13
Long
73
INT
10
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Comp
0
Comp %
0.0
Att
2
YPA
0
6-1 185
Senior
2nd
St Christopher
Yards
0
QB Rat
39.6
TD
0
Long
0
INT
0
19 DB
Ben
22 WR
SARAC
5-9 160
Junior
1st
Orange Middle
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
23 DB
GRACE
2010
Carries
59
Recept
6
20 DB
Yds.
324
Yds.
100
5-7 155
Senior
2nd
St Francis Xavier
2010
Avg.
5.5
Avg.
16.7
Long
70
Long
35
Matt
24 DB
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-10 165
Junior
1st
St Francis Xavier
25 WR
RILEY
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-0 175
Senior
3rd
St Pascal Baylon
Avg.
0
Avg.
0
5-10 145
Junior
1st
St Mary (Berea)
Ian
MOONEY
TD
0
TD
0
5-11 155
Junior
1st
GESU
Jake
Long
0
Long
0
5-6 160
Junior
1st
St Raphael
28
5-8 155
Junior
1st
Holy Name
Mike
SVETINA
Nick
SMITH
Yds.
0
Yds.
0
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
27 S
WOJNARWSKY
Carries
0
Recept
0
5-6 160
Junior
1st
St Mary (Berea)
Tommy
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
21 WR
DAVIS
FANNING
TD
2
TD
1
Lavelle
Dan
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
26 RB
BAKER
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
20 RB
Josh
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-2 220
Senior
3rd
Sts Joseph & John
2010
Tackles
163
Pass Def
2
Solo
95
FF
2
Asst
68
FR
0
Sacks
1
INT
3
TFL
9
TD
0
2009
Tackles
35
Pass Def
3
Solo
18
FF
1
Asst
17
FR
0
Sacks
0
INT
0
TFL
3
TD
0
28 DB
Adam
NORTH
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Tackles
22
Pass Def
6
29 DB
Solo
13
FF
0
5-9 155
Senior
2nd
St Mark
Asst
9
FR
0
Sacks
0
INT
1
TFL
2
TD
0
Brendan
FANNING
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Tackles
1
Pass Def
0
30 DB
Solo
1
FF
0
5-11 150
Senior
2nd
GESU
Asst
0
FR
0
Sacks
0
INT
0
TFL
0
TD
0
Eddie
32 RB
KILBANE
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Tackles
0
Pass Def
0
31 DB
Solo
0
FF
0
5-7 155
Senior
2nd
St Brendan
Asst
0
FR
0
Sacks
0
INT
0
33 LB
KHOURI
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-6 155
Junior
1st
Holy Trinity
32 DB
NARDI
2010
Thomas
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Tackles
1
Pass Def
0
Solo
1
FF
0
29
Solo
21
FF
1
6-0 225
Senior
3rd
St Raphael
Asst
22
FR
1
Sacks
1.5
INT
0
TFL
3
TD
0
Ben
FEYS
5-11 152
Senior
2nd
St Christopher
Asst
0
FR
0
Tackles
43
Pass Def
0
34 DB
BIVEN
5-11 165
Junior
1st
Brecksville-BH Middle
Rustom
ANDERSON
TFL
0
TD
0
Giorgio
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Jacob
Sacks
0
INT
0
TFL
0
TD
0
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Tackles
0
Pass Def
0
Solo
0
FF
0
5-10 185
Senior
2nd
St Mary (Berea)
Asst
0
FR
0
Sacks
0
INT
0
TFL
0
TD
0
35 DB
Thomas
39 LB
KING
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-10 160
Junior
1st
St Pascal Baylon
Mike
2010
Solo
38
FF
1
6-0 200
Senior
3rd
St Bernadette
Asst
32
FR
1
Sacks
2.0
INT
0
TFL
8
TD
0
Brian
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Tackles
0
Pass Def
0
43 LB
Solo
0
FF
0
5-8 150
Senior
2nd
St Bernadette
Asst
0
FR
0
PERPAR
SODD
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-0 200
Junior
1st
St Angela Merici
CJ
2010
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
41 DB
Yds.
0
Yds.
0
TD
0
TD
0
Avg.
0
Avg.
0
Long
0
Long
0
2010
TFL
0
TD
0
Tackles
0
Pass Def
0
Solo
0
FF
0
6-0 200
Senior
2nd
St Mary of the Assumption
Asst
0
FR
0
Sacks
0
INT
0
TFL
0
TD
0
Tim
McVEY
6-1 182
Junior
1st
GESU
Alexander
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
(offense)
2010
(defense)
STAFFILENO
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Carries
0
Recept
0
6-0 175
Senior
2nd
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
Sacks
0
INT
0
Willam
GIBBONS
HAAG
38 S
Tackles
38
Pass Def
0
Conor
GEARY
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
40 WR
37 LB
42 DB
RYAN
36 S
Zack
5-9 178
Junior
2nd
St Gregory the Great
Carries
9
Recept
3
Yds.
128
Yds.
57
TD
3
TD
1
Avg.
14.2
Avg.
19.0
Long
54
Long
35
Tackles
40
Pass Def
0
Solo
20
FF
1
Asst
20
FR
1
Sacks
2.0
INT
0
TFL
4
TD
0
5-10 185
Junior
1st
Chardon Middle
44 DB
Joe
VELTEN
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-10 155
Junior
1st
St Angela Merici
30
45 TE
Blake
47 DB
THOMAS
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Jack
51 LB
NELSON
6-4 250
Senior
3rd
St Bernadette
2010
Carries
0
Recept
24
Yds.
0
Yds.
256
TD
0
TD
2
Avg.
0
Avg.
10.7
Long
0
Long
40
2009
Carries
0
Recept
5
Yds.
0
Yds.
77
TD
0
TD
2
Avg.
0
Avg.
15.4
Long
0
Long
22
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
CHAPEK
5-9 165
Junior
1st
Memorial Middle
48 LB
Keegan
MEEHAN
49 S
6-0 178
Junior
1st
St Mary (Berea)
BAKER
6-1 205
Junior
1st
Assumption Academy
50 OL
SPICER
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Aubrey
RUDOLPH
5-9 155
Junior
1st
St Christopher
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-6 173
Junior
1st
St Francis (Cleveland)
31
Brendan
HOLLAND
Zak
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-7 205
Junior
1st
Kenston Middle
52 DL
Ryan
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
46 WR
Nick
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Tackles
12
Pass Def
0
Solo
6
FF
1
5-11 240
Senior
3rd
Immaculate Conception
Asst
6
FR
1
Sacks
0
INT
0
TFL
2
TD
0
53 OL
Clay
56 LB
CASSIDY
6-2 245
Senior
2nd
St Theresa
Ralph
Tackles
1
Pass Def
0
57 LB
Solo
0
FF
0
SMITH
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Pass Def
Solo
FF
5-11 190
Senior
2nd
Sts Joseph & John
Asst
FR
Sacks
INT
Tackles
23
Pass Def
0
55 OL
Solo
12
FF
0
TD
Sacks
1
INT
0
TFL
2
TD
0
Keith
MYERS
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
TFL
0
TD
0
6-0 300
Senior
2nd
St Therese
NO STATISTICS RECORDED IN 2010
32
6-0 211
Senior
2nd
CVCA
59 LB
James
SHEEHAN
5-9 190
Junior
1st
St Raphael
6-1 250
Senior
3rd
Metro Catholic
Asst
11
FR
0
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
TFL
Edward
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Sacks
0
INT
0
Kevin
CLEVELAND
2010
Asst
1
FR
0
Dennison
CROWELL
5-10 175
Senior
2nd
St Leo the Great
LUCARELLI
Tackles
55 LB
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
2010
58 OL
CALTON
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
54 LB
Tyler
2010
Tackles
53
Pass Def
2
Solo
31
FF
0
6-2 220
Senior
3rd
Sts Joseph & John
Asst
22
FR
0
Sacks
3.0
INT
0
TFL
5
TD
0
60 OL
Stephan
FRANKO
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-1 240
Junior
1st
St Albert the Great
61 OL
Ricky
63 OL
Maxwell
CALLAHAN
BAUGHMAN
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-0 210
Junior
1st
St Albert the Great
Ken
6-0 180
Senior
2nd
St Columbkille
64 DL
David
67 LB
STEPHEN
KATUSHA
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-9 165
Junior
1st
St Anthony Padua
William
WOLF
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-2 265
Junior
1st
St Mark
Michael
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Anthony
LATINA
6-1 240
Junior
1st
St Leo the Great
33
6-1 215
Junior
1st
St Albert the Great
67 OL
CRAY
6-4 209
Junior
1st
St Raphael
Brett
BENDOKAITIS
65 OL
5-9 230
Junior
1st
St Joseph
62 OL
66 DL
SHURTLEFF
62 LB
Kevin
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-3 273
Senior
2nd
St Michael
68 DL
Kasimir
70 OL
BOGIELSKI
BLAKE
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-8 204
Junior
1st
Assumption Academy
69 OL
Peter
John
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-11 275
Junior
1st
St Jude
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Sean
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-11 190
Senior
2nd
St Gregory the Great
73 DL
LEHTO
6-4 274
Senior
2nd
St Mark
Jacob
McALLISTER
71 OL
READY
72 OL
Isen
VAJUSI
6-4 245
Senior
2nd
St Mark
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-11 210
Junior
1st
Immaculate Conception
74 OL
Michael
BIGACH
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-6 234
Junior
1st
GESU
75 OL
Zachary
LOZAR
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-2 260
Senior
3rd
St Felicitas
34
76 OL
James
79 OL
BYRNE
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-4 260
Sophomore
1st
IWA
76 LB
Ian
80 DL
WOIDKE
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-11 152
Junior
1st
St Raphael
Kevin
82 WR
James
KAVALEC
SPICUZZA
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-0 205
Junior
1st
St Dominic
2010
Tackles
12
Pass Def
0
Solo
4
FF
0
Trevor
Tackles
7
Pass Def
0
78 DL
6-2 295
Senior
2nd
St Vincent dePaul
McDONALD
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
(defense)
Ian
SIMONSON
HERAK
2010
81 WR
77 OL
Brandon
Solo
3
FF
0
6-5 250
Senior
3rd
St Francis of Assisi
Asst
4
FR
0
Sacks
0.0
INT
0
TFL
0
TD
0
Matthew
GAWLIK
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-2 205
Junior
1st
Sts Joseph & John
35
6-3 225
Junior
2nd
St John Bosco
Asst
8
FR
0
Sacks
0
INT
0
TFL
4
TD
0
2010
Carries
0
Recept
0
Yds.
0
Yds.
0
5-11 164
Senior
2nd
St Mark
TD
0
TD
0
Avg.
0
Avg.
0
Long
0
Long
0
83 WR
Anthony
ERTLE
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-1 185
Junior
1st
St Bernadette
84 WR
Peter
RAUHE
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Carries
0
Recept
0
85 TE
Yds.
0
Yds.
0
5-9 165
Senior
2nd
St Columbkille
TD
0
TD
0
Avg.
0
Avg.
0
Long
0
Long
0
Aaron
87 DL
BUYNAK
RYAN
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
6-2 187
Junior
1st
St Albert the Great
86 WR
Michael
Scott
88 WR
SCRIVENS
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Tackles
23
Pass Def
0
6-0 160
Junior
1st
St Joseph
Solo
7
FF
0
89 WR
MUSTEE
6-3 230
Senior
3rd
St Bernadette
Asst
16
FR
2
Brian
Sacks
1.5
INT
0
TFL
6
TD
0
Randy
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
2010
Carries
0
Recept
0
90 TE
Yds.
0
Yds.
0
6-0 172
Senior
2nd
St Mary of the Falls
TD
0
TD
0
YOHMAN
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
36
Long
0
Long
0
Matt
BUFFINGTON
6-3 170
Junior
1st
St Stanilaus
Avg.
0
Avg.
0
6-0 195
Junior
1st
St Rita
91 TE
James
95 DL
HARTNETT
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
5-5 168
Junior
1st
St Bernadette
2010
Joseph
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Tackles
0
Pass Def
0
96 TE
5-11 210
Junior
1st
St Mary (Berea)
97 WR
94 LB
2010
6-2 215
Senior
2nd
St Christopher
Sacks
0
INT
0
6-2 195
Junior
1st
Old Brooklyn Middle
Daniel
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
TFL
0
TD
0
Gregory
98 WR
Matthew
SCHAFER
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Solo
0
FF
0
6-1 208
Senior
2nd
St Thomas More
Asst
0
FR
0
Sacks
0
INT
0
TFL
0
TD
0
5-9 168
Junior
1st
St Mark
BALDWIN
Tackles
0
Pass Def
0
TFL
0
TD
0
WARD
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
Asst
0
FR
0
Sacks
0
INT
0
Jeremy
Height / Weight
Year
Year on Varsity
Grade School
NORTZ
Solo
0
FF
0
Asst
0
FR
0
Ryan
Tackles
0
Pass Def
0
Solo
0
FF
0
6-1 180
Senior
2nd
Incarnate Word Academy
PELLEGRINO
2010
Brian
O'MALLEY
STUHLDREHER
93 LB
99 LB
MAZZELLA
92 DL
Shane
6-0 160
Junior
1st
Holy Trinity
37
5-11 185
Junior
1st
St Michael
2010 Game - By - Game Results
Game 1 ‐ August 28 ‐ Lake Catholic
Game 2 ‐ September 3 ‐ Bedford
Saint Ignatius Wildcats
21
Mentor Lake Catholic Cougars
28
Bedford Bearcats
Cleveland Browns Stadium, Cleveland, Ohio
36
17
Bearcat Stadium, Bedford, Ohio
Recap courtesy of Eddie Dwyer, www.ignatius.edu
CLEVELAND, OHIO - Standing just a few yards away from one of the tunnel entrances to Cleveland
Browns Stadium, Saint Ignatius' veteran football coach Chuck Kyle '69 didn't hesitate for a second when
asked to evaluate the performance by Lake Catholic's strong and gifted senior tailback/linebacker Richie
Sanders.
BEDORD, OHIO - Saint Ignatius' outstanding junior safety Mike Svetina will be the first to tell you that the
Wildcats' defense had plenty of work to do after the disappointing opening-night loss to Lake Catholic.
“He's good, there is no doubt about it,” Coach Kyle said. “He's very good. We saw that in the videos. He
has great feet, great vision and speed. He's a great weapon.”
That extra time on the practice field this week came to the fore on Friday night, as Saint Ignatius' firstteam units, behind what their coaching staff described as a group effort, kept the Bedford Bearcats in
check and the 'Cats went on to a 36-17 victory in atmosphere-rich Bearcat Stadium.
And great is no exaggeration, as Sanders had a night most high school players can only dream about in
leading the Cougars to a 28-21 victory over Saint Ignatius in the second game of Saturday's Home Team
Marketing/Browns Charity Game doubleheader.
“You have to give all of the credit in the world to the front six, that's where it starts,” said Svetina of Saint
Ignatius' defensive front. "This feels real good, coming out and making a statement on defense. It is a
good building block for the rest of the year.
Winning the battle of field position by keeping the Bearcats pinned deep in their territory, the Wildcats
rolled up 271 of their 324 total yards in the first half.
Lake Catholic, with the 5-foot-10, 180-pound Sanders rushing for 239 yards on 32 carries and scoring
three touchdowns, including a pivotal interception return of 56 yards, won for the seventh time in its 16
encounters with the Wildcats. It was the first meeting between the perennial powers since 1997, when
Saint Ignatius prevailed in Lakewood Stadium, 52-14.
Junior Tim Shenk got the offense started with an impressive 42-yard field goal and Saint Ignatius, on the
strength of a perfectly executed touchdown off a 35-yard screen pass from junior quarterback Matt Hoyer
to junior tailback Dan Grace, took a 10-0 lead into the second quarter.
Taking the opening kickoff, the Wildcats started at their 17-yard line and, behind the second of two clutch
receptions by junior tight end Blake Thomas, moved to a first down at their 41. On the next play, junior
quarterback Matt Hoyer, who was making his varsity debut, found senior wide receiver David Joseph open
in the seam down the right sideline.
never
sideline The multitalented Joseph looked the ball into his hands and never
broke stride as he completed the 59-yard touchdown. Junior Tim Shenk kicked the extra point and Saint
Ignatius led, 7-0, with 8 minutes, 24 seconds remaining in the first quarter.
It was more of the same in the second quarter as the Wildcats capped a 10-play, 73-yard drive with a 7yard TD strike from Hoyer to gifted senior wideout David Joseph and Shenk's second extra point. In
racking up his third touchdown of the young season
season, Joseph made a running catch in the left corner of the
end zone and, knowing where he was on the field, alertly dragged his feet in bounds.
The Hoyer to Joseph six-pointer was set up by a 41-yard pass from Hoyer to junior tight end Blake
Thomas, which came off a third-and-10 from midfield.
With Sanders doing most of the damage with his Barry Sanders-like frame, the Cougars answered with an
impressive drive of their own. It was a march that featured an exceptional one-handed diving catch in the
end zone by senior running back/defensive back Tommy Michals for an 8-yard touchdown.
Saint Ignatius' first-team defense, rising to the occasion all night, set up the next score on an interception
by junior corner back Dan Jones off a tipped pass by junior linebacker James Sheehan.
Two huge turning points took place on the next series. First it was Wildcats All-Ohio senior tailback Bobby
Grebenc (1,205 yards rushing and 18 touchdowns in 2009) being helped from the field after tweaking an
ankle with 10:32 left in the first half.
Following a key reception by senior wide receiver Evan Latsko, sophomore tailback/safety Tim McVey
burst through a hole over the right side and went 14 yards into the end zone. Shenk's extra-point kick was
high and true, and the Wildcats led, 24-0, with 1 minute, 12 seconds remaining in the first half.
Then Sanders struck again with his Pick 6 and, after senior Kresimir Ivkovic kicked his second extra point,
Lake Catholic led, 14-7, with 8:39 to go in the second quarter. The scored stayed that way entering
halftime.
Saint Ignatius left no doubt in the third quarter, scoring on a safety, a 22-yard field goal by Shenk and a 3yard, second- and third-effort touchdown run by McVey that saw his entire offensive line escort him into
the end zone. It was McVey's third TD of the season.
The Hoyer-to-Joseph combination clicked again in the second half, this time a 38-yard touchdown strike
down the right sideline that topped an 80-yard drive and again highlighted the strong arm of Hoyer and the
soft hands and concentration of Joseph. Shenk was high and true on his second extra point and the score
was tied with 7:24 remaining in the third quarter.
For the night, McVey rushed for 72 yards on eight carries and Grace carried the pigskin 17 times for 64
yards. Hoyer completed 11 of 20 passes for 171 yards and was selected as the "Ganley Man Star of the
Game" by Time Warner Cable of Northeast Ohio.
“Bedford came out with no-back, quads, all sorts of different wild formations,” Coach Chuck Kyle said, just
before he turned his attention to Saturday's wedding of his daughter Maureen. “The kids adjusted,
stopped them, we got the ball, had a little drive and kicked a field goal. You know, just get points, keep
going, stay positive. And then the defense had time to do a couple of other adjustments, and I think that
was about it."
Sanders would score two more second half touchdowns, including a 62-yard run. But behind the passing
of Hoyer, the Wildcats covered 80 yards again and cut the deficit to 28-21 on a nifty 13-yard catch and cutback run for a touchdown by sophomore running back/safety Tim McVey. However, the Wildcats woud
get no closer.
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Game 3 ‐ September 10 ‐ Lancaster
Lancaster Golden Gales
Game 4 ‐ September 18 ‐ Centerville
28
21
Centerville Elks
Fulton Field - Lancaster, Ohio
7
31
Centerville Stadium - Centerville, Ohio
LANCASTER, OHIO – Standing almost as tall as the ceiling in the visitors' locker room, Saint Ignatius'
gritty, gifted and good-natured offensive tackle Mason Halter patted the left side of his chest.
CENTERVILLE, OHIO – With 5 minutes and 25 seconds remaining to be played, some of Centerville's fans
began yelling: “Overrated, overrated!”
“We went to it, we went right here,” said the 6-foot-7, 260-pound senior after he and his O-Line
teammates showed the way during a dramatic and efficient game-winning 70-yard drive on Friday night.
“It's all about the heart."
That over-used, hay-is-in-the-barn chant was a bit off center on Saturday night, especially when you consider
it came while Saint Ignatius junior quarterback Matt Hoyer was being attended to on the field after a late hit
and that the Elks entered the game ranked 11 spots higher than the Wildcats in the weekly Associated Press
Division I state football poll.
Providing the seams for All-Ohio senior tailback Bobby Grebenc and giving junior quarterback Matt Hoyer
the time to put his powerful right arm on display, Saint Ignatius' young men up front were near flawless
during an 11-play march that resulted in a 28-21 victory.
If that portion of Centerville's faithful wanted to get a point across to the poll voters, it could have waited until
Hoyer was helped from the field and then the cheer should have been: “We're underrated, underrated!”
The Elks, who had the appearance of a team much stronger than its 10th-place state ranking would indicate,
controlled the better part of 48 minutes and went on to wear down the Wildcats, 31-7, in atmosphere-rich
Centerville Stadium.
Grebenc, who sat out last week's victory at Bedford with a sprained ankle he suffered in the first half of the
opening-night game against Lake Catholic, busted through a comfortable hole over the right side for a 3yard touchdown with 45.8 seconds remaining to be played. It was Grebenc's third touchdown on the night,
as he finished with 88 yards on 21 carries against a Golden Gales defense that prides itself on stopping
the run.
In improving to 4-0, Centerville, led by multi-skilled senior quarterback Jon Overstreet, amassed 484 rushing
yards. The 5-foot-10, 165-pound Overstreet accounted for 283 of those yards while operating behind one of
the strongest lines Montgomery County, or any county in Ohio for that matter, has to offer.
“The last hole was huge, it was like 15 yards wide,” said Grebenc.
In what was the marquee game under Fairfield County's Friday night lights, Lancaster wasted little time in
unleashing its highly touted misdirection offense.
“We knew they were going to run the football and we've had trouble with that – people just pounding away at
us,” said Saint Ignatius head coach Chuck Kyle '69, after the 'Cats slipped to 2-2. “First of all, the first quarter
we just played awful
awful, I mean it was 14
14-0. We fought back to 14
14-7, we're running the football and throwing for
some things. But the turnovers, that was ridiculous!”
Taking the opening kickoff, the Golden Gales (2-1) put together an 80-yard drive that ate up more than six
minutes and was highlighted by a 32-yard touchdown gallop by versatile senior wing back Connor Smith.
After a fumble recovery by junior middle linebacker Rustom Khouri thwarted the Elks' first drive, Centerville,
after recovering its own fumble, struck with a 31-yard touchdown pass from Overstreet to senior running back
Tristin Boykin. Senior Chris Kuzma kicked the extra point and the Elks led, 7-0, with 8:01 left in the opening
quarter. The TD strike to a wide open Boykin highlighted an 84-yard drive.
Saint Ignatius senior wideout/kick returner David Joseph gave the 'Cats excellent field position by
returning the ensuing kickoff into Lancaster territory. On a fourth-and-4 from the Golden Gales' 38, senior
wide receiver Nick D'Amico made a nice diving catch at the 26, an effort that saw him reach back for the
ball. After junior tight end Blake Thomas hooked up with Hoyer on a 14-yard completion, Grebenc
powered his way for 8 yards to the 4. Two plays later, Grebenc fought his way up the gut from 2 yards out
and, after the first of four extra-point kicks by junior Tim Shenk, the score was tied with 2 minutes, 34
seconds remaining in the 1st quarter.
With the elusive Overstreet hurting the Wildcats with his ball-faking skills and quickness, and junior running
back Chris Barr challenging Saint Ignatius' interior defense, Overstreet finished off a 77-yard march by scoring
on a 4-yard keeper over the right side with 1:54 to go in the first quarter.
Grebenc would score his 2nd TD of the night on a 2-yard run with 4:38 to play in the third quarter.
The Wildcats, who defeated the Elks, 24-21, in the 1991 big-school state championship game, cut the deficit
to 14-7 on a 20-yard touchdown pass from Hoyer to senior wideout Fred Davis with 1:49 remaining in the first
half. Hoyer put the ball the only place he could, Davis made a nice adjustment, grabbed it with two hands and
stayed in bounds in the right corner of the end zone.
The final two minutes of the third quarter were a roller coaster of emotions, as Lancaster senior
quarterback Nolan Flowers found the elusive Smith wide open down the middle of the field for a 79-yard
touchdown pass.
Saint Ignatius (2-1) would come right back and silence the Golden Gales' faithful with a 65-yard TD strike
from Hoyer to senior wide receiver Fred Davis with 54.6 seconds remaining in the third quarter. Davis ran
a perfect crossing route and Hoyer put the ball right on the money.
Saint Ignatius' score was set up by some hard-nosed running by senior tailback Bobby Grebenc, a 35-yard
pass from Hoyer to sophomore running back Tim McVey and a 10-yard, sliding catch by senior Nick D'Amico.
Grebenc rushed for 82 yards on 17 carries.
With junior fullback Xavier West doing most of the damage inside, Lancaster would respond with another
clock-eating drive and tie the score on a 1-yard keeper by Flowers with 4:54 left.
It was the Elks' night, however, as they extended their seven-point halftime lead to 31-7 with three
authoritative, time-consuming drives in the second half, capped off by a 35-yard TD run by Overstreet with
5:59 remaining on the clock.
Displaying the composure that is a trademark of a Chuck Kyle-coached team, the Wildcats, answered with
their memorable and authoritative winning drive.
“We put the defense in a horrible situation,” said Coach Kyle. “It was pretty obvious we got pushed (by the
Elks' offensive line)."
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Game 5 ‐ September 25 ‐ Don Bosco Prep
Game 6 ‐ October 2 ‐ Mentor
Mentor Cardinals
6
Ramsey (NJ) Don Bosco Prep Ironmen
18
33
Harmon Stadium, Steubenville, Ohio
7
Byers Field at Boulton Stadium, Parma, Ohio
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO – As he stood at the podium in the press room, Saint Ignatius coach Chuck Kyle
'69, a man who knows what it takes to be a successful high school football program, spoke about Don
Bosco Prep.
Chuck Kyle '69, one of the most successful high school football coaches in the nation, was, as always,
straight forward as he discussed what could turn out to be one of the toughest setbacks in Saint Ignatius'
rich football history.
“It's a great program, a great team,” Kyle said, after the Ironmen from Ramsey, New Jersey defeated his
Wildcats, 33-6, in the “Rally in the Valley” USA Today Super 25 /Massey Challenge at Harding Stadium
late Saturday afternoon.
“The defense played a good game, they really did,” Coach Kyle said, moments after his Wildcats were
defeated by the Mentor Cardinals, 18-7, on a wet and dreary Saturday night in Byers Field. “Offensively,
we made many mistakes. Obviously, we're disappointed.”
The Ironmen (3-0), who have now outscored their 2010 opponents, 101-26, did exactly what they
accomplished the previous two weeks by taking command early against the Wildcats.
Mentor, a winner over Saint Ignatius for just the third time in 11 meetings, held a 7-0 lead after a first half
that saw the Wildcats commit three turnovers – an interception and two fumbles. The Cardinals scored on
a 42-yard pass from sophomore quarterback Mitch Trubisky to triple-threat senior Colton Wallace in the
second quarter.
After Saint Ignatius (2-3) grabbed some momentum on a diving interception by junior Chad Aerni off a
deflection by junior Adam North, Don Bosco regrouped.
The highlights for the 'Cats in the first 24 minutes were the two interceptions by junior cornerback Dan
Jones. Saint Ignatius' defense was solid, especially when you consider the excellent field position Mentor
enjoyed in the first two quarters.
Sparked by a 46-yard run by senior tailback Paul Canevari, the Ironmen took a 7-0 lead on a 2-yard
keeper around the left side by senior quarterback Gary Nova and an extra-point kick by junior Aidan
Murray. Canevari's set-up run came off a first-and-15 from the Ironmen 11.
Ball-handling mistakes continued to stymie the Wildcats in the third quarter, as an errant pitch rolled out of
the end zone for a 9-0 Mentor lead. The Cardinals, on the strength of a 27-yard field goal by Greg Klisuric,
led, 12-0, entering the 4th quarter.
The 6-foot, 220-pound Canevari struck again, as off a little juke step he burst over the left side, cut to the
middle and outran the pursuit for a 58-yard touchdown. Murray's kick was high and true, and Don Bosco
led, 14-0, with 2 minutes, 59 seconds remaining in the first quarter.
Saint Ignatius,
46-yard
Joseph, was threatening late in the third
Ignatius behind a 46
yard reception by senior flanker David Joseph
quarter with a first-and-goal at the 9. But three plays later, the 'Cats threw another interception.
Canevari, who finished with 257 yards rushing, has taken over the Ironmen ground game after playing
defensive end and linebacker last season. He was selected as the game's outstanding player.
The 'Cats appeared to be in business after a Tyler Kette interception return of 22 yards put the ball on
Ironmen 33. But after two incomplete passes, the threat stalled at the Don Bosco 28.
The Wildcats, who were playing without injured starting linebackers James Sheehan and Rustom Khouri,
got back in the game on a 55-yard touchdown pass from junior quarterback Matt Hoyer to senior wide
receiver Fred Davis, a play that saw Davis go high in the air along the right sideline, come down with ball,
cut across the field and outrun the pursuit into the left corner of the end zone. Tim Shenk's extra-point kick
was high and true, and Saint Ignatius trailed, 12-7, with 11 minutes, 27 seconds remaining.
Kette made his presence felt again when he sacked Nova, forced a fumble and recovered the ball at the
Saint Ignatius 47. However, the Wildcats gave the ball right back on the next play, as junior defensive
back Kyle Sakowski came up with the first of his two interceptions.
Just when the 'Cats appeared to grab the momentum, Mentor took it right back with its decisive 82-yard
march, an authoritative drive that was keyed by Wallace.
The Ironmen, who are now 123-10 under 12-year head coach Greg Toal, tacked on nine more points in
the second quarter. They converted a blocked punt into a safety and, behind a steady diet of Canevari,
scored on a run of 14-plus yards by Canevari with 45 seconds left in the first half. Murray extended the
lead to 23-0 with his third of four PATs, and it stayed that way entering the third quarter.
With Wallace and senior running back Ricky Hanzlik doing the damage on the ground, the Cardinals went
back in the driver's seat on a 3-yard keeper up the middle by Wallace with 7:36 left.
Sparked by Wallace's 116 yards, rushing and receiving combined, Mentor finished with 294 offensive
yards. Saint Ignatius totaled 218 yards.
Don Bosco Prep settled the issue in the second half on a 25-yard field goal by Murray and a 10-yard
touchdown pass from Nova to junior wide receiver Leonte Carroo. Nova scrambled to his left on third-andgoal from the 10, stayed upright thanks to two missed tackles and found Carroo in the end zone.
Linebacker Kurt Laseak led the Cardinals' defensive charge with four sacks, a caused fumble, a fumble
recovery and an interception.
Senior Joe Greco did a respectable job in facing a strong, quick and athletic Ironmen defense. Despite
pressure, he was able to make key connections with wideouts David Joseph and Nick D'Amico and junior
tight end Blake Thomas.
“Mentor was doing a nice job of shifting its (defensive) fronts a little bit,” said Coach Kyle, who emphasized
that the 'Cats' inability to execute a check off at the line of scrimmage led to the safety. “It's a learning
process there,” he said.
Joseph, who managed some nice catches against Coach Toal's quick-to-close, heavy-hitting secondary,
prevented the shutout with a crowd-pleasing 87-yard kickoff return for a touchdown with 6:33 to go.
Several of Don Bosco's players sought out David after the game and acknowledged his gutsy play.
“Matt (Hoyer) was coming back (after sitting out last week with an injury) and he was rusty. In trying to do
check offs, that started causing some confusion. So that's something we have to grow with. The youth
showed up a little bit.”
40
Game 7 ‐ October 9 ‐ Cathedral Prep
Game 8 ‐ October 16 ‐ Saint Francis
Erie (PA) Cathedral Prep Ramblers
19
Buffalo (NY) Saint Francis Red Raiders
48
7
47
“They're a dangerous team,” Coach Chuck Kyle said of a program that is renewing its football rivalry with
the Wildcats on Saturday at 7 p.m. in Byers Field. Although Cathedral Prep has competed against Saint
Ignatius in basketball and baseball the past two years, this will be the first meeting on the gridiron between
the schools since 2003.
Saint Ignatius' gritty and gifted senior wide receiver/kick returner David Joseph said he “thrives on these
type of games,” games he and his teammates must have if their playoff aspirations are to become a
reality.
Saturday night on Parma's Byers Field in Robert M. Boulton Stadium, Joseph ignited the early offensive
fire that led to a 47-7 victory over St. Francis High School from Athol Springs, NY.
The Wildcats (2-4), who lead the all-time series, 5-1, defeated the Ramblers in both 2002 and 2003 by
scores of 28-0 and 24-21, respectively. You have to go back to the 1930s to chart the other four meetings,
with Cathedral Prep's victory coming in 1932, 33-7.
The Wildcats (4-4) brought it in a hurry against the Red Raiders (2-5) on Saturday night, scoring 20 points
in the first 12 minutes.
Joseph combined with junior quarterback Matt Hoyer on a 15-yard scoring play, junior tailback Dan Grace
scored on a 28-yard run over the left side and it was Hoyer-to-Joseph again, this time a 39-yard fly
pattern.
“Their line goes both ways, that's something we feel is a plus for us,” Coach Kyle said. “Defensively (for
Cathedral Prep), it's a four-man front. But they will blitz and they will twist from all over the place. They try
to cause confusion. They'll lock on man coverage, get up in your face, run with you and try to make
something happen that way.
In playing a little more than two quarters, Hoyer completed 7 of 9 passes for 190 yards and three
touchdowns, Grace rushed for 66 yards and two scores, and the quick and elusive Joseph complemented
his TD receptions with three punt returns that totaled 103 yards and gave Coach Chuck Kyle's team
excellent field position in the early going.
“We have to be able to pick up the twists and the blitzes and make it a positive for us. We hope that they
blitz and we hope that they twist, because we'll react to that and have a good play. That's our mentality.”
Sophomore safety/running back Tim McVey flashed his promising credentials early and often by coming
up with a sack and
and, on the next play
play, bursting through the line of defense
defense, blocking a punt and scooping
up the ball for a 5-yard touchdown return.
The 'Cats climbed from 17th place to the 15th spot in the weekly Joe Eitel Football Computer Ratings. The
top eight teams in each of the state's 24 regions at the end of the regular season qualify for the playoffs
playoffs.
Saint Ignatius, dominating the first half, turned back the Ramblers from Erie Cathedral Prep, 48-19, on
Saturday night in a non-league football matchup on Byers Field in Parma's Robert M. Boulton Stadium.
After tall and talented junior tight end Blake Thomas hooked up with Hoyer on a 21-yard score off a flag
route, Saint Ignatius led, 34-0, at halftime.
The Wildcats, who snapped a three-game losing streak, turned to a strong ground game in improving to 34.
Saint Ignatius closed out its offensive barrage with a 2-yard scoring run by Grace in the third quarter and a
55-yard touchdown by McVey in the fourth quarter, a play that saw the brother of Saint Ignatius two-time
All-Ohio linebacker Scott McVey '10 power up the middle, break a tackle, elude another would-be
defender and turn on the jets.
Senior tailback Bobby Grebenc, who committed to Brown University this past week (see the corner's story
on 10/6/10), scored two of his three touchdowns in the first 24 minutes. Junior tailback Dan Grace rushed
for more than 100 yards and a touchdown on eight carries.
“Timmy has excellent speed and he's a tough kid,” said Coach Kyle '69. “The upperclassmen respect him
quite a bit.”
Saint Ignatius, which outscored Cathedral Prep, 35-6, in the first two quarters, also struck early on a 15yard touchdown pass from junior quarterback Matt Hoyer to senior wide receiver David Joseph and a 35yard interception return by senior linebacker Tyler Kette.
Among the 'Cats' other highlights were a key first-half interception by senior cornerback R.J. Previts and a
second-effort 73-yard catch and run by senior tailback Anthony Mascia off a screen pass from Hoyer.
Cathedral Prep dropped to 3-3.
41
Game 9 ‐ October 23 ‐ Saint Xavier
Cincinnati Saint Xaiver Bombers
Game 10 ‐ October 23 ‐ Saint Edward
9
19
Lakewood Saint Edward Eagles
33
10
Ballaban Field at St Xaiver Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio
CINCINNATI, OHIO – Providing all of the computer gurus are correct and all of the numbers add up,
one of the greatest runs in the history of Ohio high school athletics came to an end late Saturday
afternoon on Ballaban Field in St. Xavier Stadium.
Saint Ignatius, winner of a state-record 10 Division I state championships, including an Ohio-best five in
a row (1991-95), experienced its first sub-.500 season since 1982 after losing to the undefeated and
nationally ranked Eagles, 33-10, in Parma's Byers Field.
Field position told the story of the early going as the Wildcats couldn't move the ball after junior safety
Mike Svetina, who is having an outstanding fall, came up with a leaping interception at the Saint
Ignatius 8-yard line.
It marks the first time in Chuck Kyle's remarkable 28-year career as head coach that the Wildcats (4-6)
closed their season below the .500 mark
Forcing the Wildcats to punt from their end zone, the Bombers turned the short field into a 26-yard field
goal by senior kicker/linebacker Sean Duggan with seven minutes, 53 seconds remaining in the first
quarter.
“If someone told me 28 years ago that I would have only one of these, I'd take it,” said Coach Kyle '69,
whose career record of 277-65-1 also includes three national titles (1989, '93 and '95) and 13 Region 1
championships, including nine consecutive regional crowns from 1991-'99.
Shutting down the Wildcats' running game, St. Xavier again pinned Saint Ignatius deep and, following
another punt, the team from the Queen City took possession at the Wildcats' 44. Four plays later,
senior quarterback Max James powered his way over the right side and into the end zone for an 11yard touchdown run. Duggan's extra-point kick was high and true, and the Bombers led, 10-0, with 5:09
to go in the opening quarter.
The 'Cats had their monents in the second quarter, including a 56-yard punt by senior Peter Russo, a
fourth-down defensive stand that stopped St. Xavier inches short of a first down at the Saint Ignatius 21
and a second-effort catch and run of 16 yards by senior tailback and co-captain Bobby Grebenc.
However, Saint Ignatius also botched a couple of punt returns in the first 24 minutes and had some bad
luck when Grebenc went down with an injury with 5:27 left in the half and junior Tim Shenk's 45-yard
field goal attempt, which appeared to heading right down the middle of the uprights, got caught in a stiff
crossing wind and went off to the left.
Shenk put his team back in the game when he delivered a 46-yard field goal with 8:50 left in the third
quarter. The 3-pointer was set up by a 48-yard return by senior wideout David Joseph with the secondhalf kickoff and a nice catch and run by Joseph off a quick hitter from junior quarterback Matt Hoyer.
St. Edward, which trails the all-time series against Saint Ignatius, 25-21-1, snapped a four-game losing
streak to the Wildcats. The Eagles took an early 7-0 lead on a Terrelle Bates TD run
Saint Ignatius, which completed one of the most demanding schedules in its football history, responded
with an interception by standout junior safety Mike Svetina, an effort that led to a 50-yard field goal by
junior Tim Shenk with four minutes, 21 seconds remaining in the first quarter.
After Shenk drove another kickoff out of the end zone, St. Edward followed the lead of its highly
regarded offensive line and pushed its advantage to 14
14-33 off another 80
80-yard
yard march
march.
Following a short punt, the Eagles took over at the Saint Ignatius 33. Two plays later, Burke connected
with Chris Connors on a 29-yard touchdown pass.
The Wildcats' young and injury-riddled defense, which put forth a stronger effort than the final score
would indicate, came up with a goal-line stand and stopped St. Edward for no gain on fourth down from
the Saint Ignatius 1-yard line.
It was a short-lived booster, however, as on the very next play the Eagles' defense recorded a safety.
The Bombers, aided by an illegal-participation penalty (12 players on the field) as they were punting the
ball to the Wildcats and an encroachment penalty on Saint Ignatius, got some breathing room on a 4yard touchdown run by junior tailback Conor Hundley with 1:07 remaining in the third quarter.
For most of the first 24 minutes, the Wildcats couldn't sustain an offensive attack. They managed just
40 yards of offense in the first half.
A 37-yard field goal by Duggan, which came off the second of three interceptions by St. Xavier's active
and athletic secondary, pushed the Bombers' lead to 19-3 early in the fourth quarter and Coach Steve
Specht's team withstood a 25-yard catch and scoot for a touchdown by Joseph with 2:04 left to be
played. Joseph's TD capped an eight-play, 80-yard drive.
Joe Greco, who replaced starter Matt Hoyer late in the second quarter, engineered an impressive nineplay drive on the first possession of the second half. It was a sustained effort that included a 44-yard
run by junior tailback Dan Grace off a draw play, and was highlighted by a fourth-and-goal from the 3
that saw Greco roll right and find junior tight end Blake Thomas in the end zone. Shenk's extra point
was high and true, and Saint Ignatius trailed, 23-10.
The second half was more than a little physical, as senior quarterback Joe Greco, who replaced Hoyer
with 8:13 to go, was shaken up by helmet-to-helmet contact as he was sliding to the ground in an
attempt to get a first down. The play happened right in front of Saint Ignatius' bench and Coach Kyle
couldn't understand why what appeared to be an obvious penalty wasn't called.
The Wildcats completed 17 of 40 passes for 261 yards, including a 2-for-4 performance for 16 yards by
Greco. However, Saint Ignatius netted -minus 15 yards on the ground in 15 rushing attempts.
With Mr. Momentum edging so slightly to the Ridge Road side of Byers Field, the Wildcats forced a
punt and took possession at the St. Edward 46.
Momentum is a fickle friend, however, and, after it was ruled that Thomas fumbled during a play in
which he appeared to be down before the ball came loose, the Eagles were awarded possession at
their 43.
From there, Coach Rick Finotti's team regained control with a 10-point fourth quarter.
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OHSAA and Playoffs
The Harbin Rating System
A former newspaper staffer and cash register repair man from
Willowick, Jack Harbin, is essentially responsible for the playoff format
used by the OHSAA to decide it's football championships for the
previous 40 years
Harbin developed a mathmatical formula in the 1960's that is quite
simple - a high school football team earns points for every victory (or
tie); then also receives secondary points for every game a defeated
opponent wins (or ties). No points are awarded for a loss on either
level
The most important factor in this equation is the 'size of school'
component. Teams are awared more points based on the enrollment of
boys at the opponent's school.
The OHSAA used the Harbin Rating System on a trail basis in 1971
and in 1972 with the approval of the Ohio High School Football Coach
Association and the OHSAA, the Board at the OHSAA officially
implemented Jack Harbin''s Rating System as the offical determination
of playoff-bound teams. No longer would sports writers or polls
determine the state football champion
Saint Ignatius Wildcats & Division I ‐ Region 1
Austintown Fitch
Brecksville-BH
Brush
Cleveland Hts
East Tech
Eastlake North
Euclid
Garfield Hts
Glenville
John Adams
WILDCATS POINTS & RANKINGS
Beginning with the 1999 season, the OHSAA expanded the
number of teams qualifying for the playoffs from the top 4 team in
each region to the top 8.
Listed below are the details of the Wildcats seasons since 1999,
with the Total Average Points received in the Harbin Ranking
System and the seed in Region 1 the Wildcats attained with the
corresponding ranking
YR
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
TOTAL POINTS
31.181
38.095
23.968
22.736
24.545
29.495
17.071
26.588
28.918
34.339
40.952
12.516
PLAYOFF SEED
2
2
7
7
5
3
7
4
2
1
1
14
Teams
494
&
up
118
II
327
to
493
119
III
243
to
326
120
IV
172
to
242
122
V
120
to
171
116
VI
119
&
less
122
Riverside
Shaker Hts
Solon
St. Edward
ST IGNATIUS
Strongsville
Valley Forge
Warren Harding
Willoughby South
Youngstown Boardman
2011 and 2012 Division I Schools ‐ Football
Now, the field has been expanded to it's current standard of 6 divisions
with 8 teams qualifying from each of the four regions in the division. A
Total of 192 school participate in the OHSAA football post-season
And the use of an overtime system by the OHSAA has all but
eliminated 'TIES'
TIES as a potential factor in the equations, although ties do
happen from time to time
Enrollment
I
John Kennedy
John Marshall
Lakewood
Lincoln-West
Mayfield
Mentor
Midpark
North Olmsted
North Royalton
Parma
Rhodes
Over the years, only a few changes have been made to the original
system. The OHSAA originally began the playoffs in 1972 with just 3
divisions and only 1 qualifying team from each of the four regions within
a division. A total of 12 teams made the post-season in 1972.
Also, the third-level points, awarded the first two years the Rating
System was in place, was eliminated prior to the 1974 season.
Div
In May, the OHSAA Board of
Directors approved their bi-annual
Tournament Divisions and for
football the following breakdown
represents the 6 divisions based on
enrollment.
Amherst Steele
R2
Columbus St Charles
R3
Hudson
R2
Springboro
R
4
Avon Lake
R2
Cuyahoga Falls
R2
Kettering Fairmont
R4
Springfield
R
3
Beavercreek
R4
Delaware Hayes
R3
Lancaster
R3
Stow-Monroe Falls
R
2
Brunswick
R2
Dublin Coffman
R3
Lewis Ctr Olentangy
R3
Sylvania Southview
R
2
Canton GlenOak
R2
Dublin Jerome
R3
Lewis Ctr Olentangy Orange
R3
Toledo Bowsher
R
2
Canton McKinley
R2
Dublin Scioto
R3
Liberty Twp Lakota East
R4
Toledo St John
R
2
Centerville
R4
Elyria
R2
Lorain
R2
Toledo Start
R
2
Cincinnati Colerain
R4
Fairborn
R4
Massillon Jackson
R2
Toledo Waite
R
2
Cincinnati Elder
R4
Fairfield
R4
Massillon Perry
R2
Toledo Whitmer
R
2
Cincinnati Glen Este
R4
Findlay
R2
R2
Troy
R
3
Cincinnati Moeller
R4
Gahanna Lincoln
R3
Maysville
R3
Twinsburg
R
2
Cincinnati Oak Hills
R4
Galloway Westland
R3
Medina
R2
Upper Arlington
R
3
R4
Grove City
R3
Newark
R3
Wadsworth
R
2
R4
Grove City Central Xing
R3
Nordonio
R2
Westerville Central
R
3
Cincinnati Sycamore
R4
Groveport-Madison
R3
North Canton Hoover
R2
Westerville North
R
3
Cincinnati Walnut Hills
R4
Hamilton
R4
North Ridgeville
R2
Westerville South
R
3
Cincinnati Western Hills
R4
Hilliard Bradley
R3
Pickerington Central
R3
Whitehouse Anthony Wayne
R
2
Cincinnati Withrow
R4
Hilliard Darby
R3
Pickerington North
R3
Worthington
R
3
Cincinnnati LaSalle
R4
Hilliard Davidson
R3
Powell Olentangy Liberty
R3
Xenia
R
4
Huber Hts Wayne
R4
Reynoldsburg
R3
Region 1 Champions Division 1 (or AAA) State Champs 13
St. Ignatius Wildcats
2
Glenville Tarblooders
10
St. Ignatius Wildcats
1
Cincinnati Colerain Cardinals
6
St. Edward Eagles
1
Lake Catholic Cougars
7
Cincinnati Moeller Crusaders
1
Fairfield Indians
3
St. Joseph Vikings
1
Mayfield Wildcats
3
Canton McKinley Bulldogs
1
Lakewood St Edward Eagles
3
Warren Harding Raiders
1
Padua Bruins
3
Cincinnati Princeton Vikings
1
Lima Senior Spartans
2
Warren Western Reserve Raiders
1
Solon Comets
2
Cincinnati Elder Panther
1
Toledo St Francis Knights
2
Berea Braves
1
Willoughby South Rebels
2
Cincinnati St Xavier Bombers
1
Upper Arlington Bears
2
Mentor Cardinals
1
Y'town Boardman Spartans
2
Hilliard Davidson Wildcats
1
2
Warren G Harding
1
Y'Town Cardinal Mooney Cardinals
43
Officials Signals
OFFICIAL FOOTBALL SIGNAL ‐ National Federation of State High School Associations 44
Officials Signals
OFFICIAL FOOTBALL SIGNAL ‐ National Federation of State High School Associations 45
Schedules
Opponent
Aug 26/27
Detroit (MI)
Cody
Sept 2/3
Sept 9/10
Sept 16/17
Sept 23/24
S 30 / O 1
Oct 7/8
Oct 14/15
Oct 21/22
Oct 29/30
Nov 4/5
Detroit (MI)
Southeastern
Detroit (MI)
Central
Detroit (MI)
Cass Tech
Detroit (MI)
Renaissance
Detroit (MI)
Mumford
Detroit (MI)
Crockett Tech
OPEN DATE
OPEN DATE
PLAYOFFS
(If qualified)
PLAYOFFS
(If qualified)
Benedictine
Shaker Heights
Warren Harding
Warrensville
Heights
Lorain
Shaw
Maple Heights
Euclid
PLAYOFFS
(If qualified)
Mayfield
Parma
Brunswick
Solon
Medina
Strongsville
Twinsburg
PLAYOFFS
(If qualified)
Springboro
Kettering
Fairmont
Clayton
Northmont
Huber Heights
Wayne
Springfield
Beavercreek
PLAYOFFS
(If qualified)
John Marchall
Collinwood
John F. Kennedy
Glenville
Rhodes
PLAYOFFS
(If qualified)
John F. Kennedy
Lincoln West
John Adams
John Hay
PLAYOFFS
(If qualified)
Rochester (NY)
Aquinas Inst
Waterford (PA)
Fort LeBoeuf
Warren (PA)
Erie (PA)
East
Springfield (PA)
Cardinal O'Hara
Buffalo (NY)
Canisius
PLAYOFFS
(Automatic)
Louisville (KY)
Saint Xavier
PLAYOFFS
(If qualified)
Bedford
Olmsted Falls
Mentor
Euclid
Youngstown
Ursuline
Centerville
Cincinnati
Elder
Indianapolis (IN)
Cathedral
Ontario (CAN)
Oak Ridge
Cleveland
John Adams
Canton
McKinley
Cleveland Heights
Lincoln West
East Tech
Cleveland
Glenville
Saint Edward
Kingsland (GA)
Camden County
East Tech
Rhodes
Collinwood
Erie (PA)
Cathedral
NO GAME
Erie (PA)
McDowell
Erie (PA)
Central Tech
Erie (PA)
Strong Vincent
Buffalo (NY)
Canisius
Bradford (PA)
Buffalo (NY)
St Francis
NO GAME
Liverpool (NY)
Hicksville (NY)
Holy Trinity
Rochester (NY)
Aquinas Inst
Fairview (PA)
Buffalo (NY)
St Joseph
Buffalo (NY)
Bishop Timon
Cincinnati
St. Xavier
Springfield
Pinkerington Central
Cincinnati
Colerain
Louisville (KY)
Trinity
Cincinnati
Moeller
Cincinnati
Elder
Cincinnati
LaSalle
Saint Edward
St Edward
Glenville
Pittsburgh (PA)
Penn Hills
Youngstown
Cardinal Mooney
Cincinnati
Elder
Tampa (FL)
Thomas Jefferson
Youngstown
Ursuline
Ramsey (NJ)
Don Bosco Prep
Cincinnati
Saint Xavier
Cincinnati
Moeller
PLAYOFFS
(If qualified)
2010 St Ignatius Football Schedule
2011 St Ignatius Football Schedule
Aug 27
DETROIT (MI) CODY
7 pm
BYERS FIELD
Aug 28
Lake Catholic
N
L
21-28
Sept 3
BEDFORD
7 pm
BYERS FIELD
Sept 3
Bedford
A
W
36-17
Sept 9
Mentor
7 pm
Sept 10
Lancaster
A
W
28-21
Sept 17
CENTERVILLE
7 pm
BYERS FIELD
Sept 18
Centerville
A
L
7-31
Sept 24
JOHN ADAMS
7 pm
BYERS FIELD
Sept 25
N
L
6-33
Oct 1
GLENVILLE
7 pm
BYERS FIELD
Oct 2
Mentor
H
L
7-18
Oct 7
7 pm
Dollinger Field at CPEC
Oct 9
H
W
48-19
Oct 15
7 pm
St Francis Field
Oct 16
H
W
47-7
Oct 22
CINCINNATI ST XAVIER
2 pm
Shula Stadium - JCU
Oct 23
A
L
9-19
Oct 29
St Edward
7 pm
Lakewood Stadium
Oct 30
St Edward
H
L
10-33
All games heard on www.ignatius.edu
2010 Overall Record
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2011 football media guide - Saint Ignatius High School

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