57-59 Saint Ignatius 2010 Football Media Guide Saint Ignatius All

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Saint Ignatius All-Time Records
Saint Ignatius 2010 Football Media Guide
Rushing Yards - Game
341
284
276
269
247
233
232
222
222
220
215
214
214
214
212
210
205
202
201
200
199
191
Matt Bunsey (1996 v. Strongsville)
Ken Yantek (1970 v. Cleveland South)
Ramadii Parker (1994 v. Strongsville)
John van der Oord (2001 v. Tol. St. John)
Carter Welo (2002 v. Boardman)
Dan Murphy (1999 v. Euclid)
57-59
Rushing Yards - Season
1903
1703
1535
1339
1267
1264
Eric Haddad (1993)
Dan Murphy (1999)
Ramadii Parker (1994)
Andrew Stankus (2004)
Tim Culver (1973)
John van der Oord (2001)
John Vander Oord (2001 v. Westerville North)
1205 Bobby Grebenc (2009)
Andrew Stankus (2004 v. St. Edward)
1196
1178
1149
1044
1013
1007
1000
964
938
Matt Merletti (2006 v. Massillon)
Andrew Stankus (2004 v. Strongsville)
Matt Merletti (2006 v. Mishawaka (IN) Penn)
Dan Murphy (1999 v. McKinley)
Dan Murphy (1999 v. DC Dunbar)
Ramadii Parker (1994 v. Tol. St. John)
Eric Haddad (1993 v. Strongsville)
Bobby Grebenc (2009 v. Massillon)
Jim Callinan (1977 v. Cleveland South)
Peter Fitzpatrick (1989)
Kevin Ginley (1983)
Matt Merletti (2006)
Carter Welo (2002)
Dan Murphy (1998)
Michael Anter (2008)
Joe Gonzalez (1998)
Saint Ignatius has only produced three 2-time
1,000 yard rushers (Murphy, Parker,
Fitzpatrick)
Kevin Ginley (1983 v. Padua)
Fred Oblak (1957 v. West Tech)
(Left - Michael Anter)
Eric Haddad (1993 v. Padua)
Eric Haddad (1993 v. Strongsville)
Of the three 2-time 1,000 yard
rushers, Fitzpatrick and Murphy
both increased their rushing totals
during their second season on the
list.
Eric Haddad (1993 v. Mentor)
2, 952 Ramadii Parker (1993-1995)
Touchdowns Scored - Game
Eric Haddad (1993 v. Holy Name)
Neil O'Donnell (1917 v. Loyola)
Fred Oblak (1957 v. South)
Fred Oblak (1957 v. John Marshall)
Bob Petrus (1975 v. Lincoln-West)
Eric Haddad (1993 v. St. Joseph (VASJ))
Touchdowns Scored - Season
Eric Haddad (1993)
Touchdown Passes - Game
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Jim Grace (1964)
Dan Murphy (1999)
Paul Brubeck (1950)
John van der Oord (2001)
(Above - Arth)
Touchdowns Scored - Career
51 Eric Haddad (1991-93)
39 Ramadii Parker (1994-95)
35 Dan Murphy (1997-99)
35 John van der Oord (1999-01)
34 Peter Fitzpatrick (1987-89)
34 Dean Lamirand (1990-92)
(Above - Welo)
Points Scored - Game
Eric Haddad (1993 v. Holy Name)
Neil O'Donnell (1917 v. Loyola)
Fred Oblak (1957 v. South)
Fred Oblak (1957 v. John Marshall)
Bob Petrus (1975 v. Lincoln-West)
Eric Haddad (1993 v. St. Joseph (VASJ))
Mark Myers (2009 v. Mentor)
Rudy Kirbus (2005 v. Mishawaka (IN) Penn)
389
375
370
341
339
322
318
309
307
307
307
304
301
298
296
283
283
276
276
273
273
272
267
265
263
262
260
259
249
Sean Grady (1994 v. Moeller)
Scott Mutryn (1993 v. Saint Edward)
Joe Pickens (1989 v. Mentor)
Brian Dowling (1963 v. Parma)
43
42
42
42
40
40
39
35
Rudy Kirbus (2004-05)
Andrew Holland (2008)
Bryan Panteck (2000)
Rudy Kirbus (2004)
Dave Ragone (1997)
Tom Arth (1998)
Sean Grady (1994)
Brian Dowling (1964)
(Above - Holland)
Scott Mutryn (1992)
(Below - Dowling)
Scott Mutryn (1993)
Brian Hoyer (2003)
Joe Pickens (1989)
Jon Blevins (1996)
Mark Myers (2009)
Touchdown Passes - Career
Bryan Panteck (1999-00)
Scott Mutryn (1992-93)
Andrew Holland (2006-2008)
Nate Szep (1999-01)
Brian Hoyer (2001-03)
Brian Dowling (1963-64)
Joe Pickens (1988-89)
29 Jon Blevins (1995-96)
Brian Hoyer (2003 v. Erie (PA) Cathedral Prep)
Nate Szep (2001 v. Boardman)
D. Gresky & B. Panteck (1999 v. Bethelem Catholic)
Tom Arth (1998 v. McKinley)
Joe Pickens (1988 v. Padua)
Brian Hoyer (2003)
Dave Ragone (1997 v. Lake Catholic)
Nate Szep (2001 v. Solon)
Rudy Kirbus (2005 v. Mishawaka (IN) Penn)
Bryan Panteck (2000 v. Boardman)
Joe Pickens (1989 v. Valley Forge)
Nate Szep (2001 v. Westerville North)
Nate Szep (2001 v. Massillon Washington)
Sean Grady (1994 v. Moeller)
Jon Blevins (1995 v. Moeller)
Joe Pickens (1989 v. Mentor)
Andrew Holland (2008 v. Buffalo Canisius)
Mark Myers (2009 v. Boardman)
Mark Myers (2009 v. Mentor)
Brian Hoyer (2003 v . Westerville North)
Mark DeFranco (1990 v. Austintown Fitch)
Mark DeFranco (1990 v. Valley Forge)
Joe Pickens (1988 v. Euclid)
Andrew Holland (2008 v. Massillon)
Sean Grady (1994 v. Shaker Heights)
Dave Ragone (1997 v. McKinley)
Brian Dowling (1964 v. Holy Name)
Passing Yards - Season
Nate Szep (2001 v. Boardman)
Nate Szep (2001)
Nate Szep (2001 v. Strongsville)
Highlight Denotes Playoff Game
Rudy Kirbus (2005 v. Friendship-Edison (DC))
36
28
27
25
25
24
23
22
21
21
21
20
20
19
30 Fred Oblak (1956-58)
36
30
30
30
30
30
30
Bryan Panteck (2000 v. Tol. St. John)
Touchdown Passes - Season
Fred Oblak (1957)
31 Carter Welo (2001-02)
(Below - Merletti)
Rushing Yards - Career
33
24
22
22
21
19
19
19
(Pictured)
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
Passing Yards - Game
(Below - Kirbus)
3,643
2,827
2,720
2,568
2,398
2,379
2,240
2,181
2,180
2,130
2,016
1,967
1,921
1,910
1,888
1,812
1,762
Nate Szep (2001)
Dave Ragone (1997)
Andrew Holland (2008)
Brian Hoyer (2003)
Sean Grady (1994)
Joe Pickens (1989)
Tom Arth (1998)
Joe Pickens (1988)
Brian Hoyer (2002)
Scott Mutryn (1992)
Mark Myers (2009)
Jon Blevins (1996)
Rudy Kirbus (2004)
Kevin Mayer (1991)
(Above - B. Hoyer)
Mark DeFranco (1990)
Passing Yards - Career
4,791 Brian Hoyer (2001-2003)
4,420 Joe Pickens (1988-1989)
4,365 Bryan Panteck (1999-2000)
Completions - Game
26 Dave Ragone (1997 v. McKinley)
24 Nate Szep (2001 v. Massillon Washington)
22 Joe Pickens (1988 v. Padua)
22 Dave Ragone (1997 v. Berwick (PA))
20 Nate Szep (2001 v. Boardman)
19 Jon Blevins (1995 v. Moeller)
18
18
Mark Myers (2009 v. Saint Xavier)
Rushing Yards
Receiving
Yards--Game
Game
240
192
191
184
164
163
160
159
151
144
143
140
136
135
133
129
125
123
Robby Parris (2005 v. Mishawaka Penn)
Jon Gannon (2000 v. Boardman)
Jon Volozin (1998 v. McKinley)
Jon Gannon (2000 v. St. Xavier)
Tony Gonzalez (2001 v. Strongsville)
Robby Parris (2005 v. Mentor)
Jon Volozin (1998 v. Akron Buchtel)
David Joseph (2009 v. Mentor)
Matt Miller (2001 v. Solon)
Robby Parris (2004 v. Strongsville)
Joe Lewandowski (1991 v. Lakewood)
Connor Ryan (2008 v. Massillon)
Jeff Lerner (1997 v. Berwick (PA))
Matt Miller (2001 v. Westerville North)
David Joseph (2009 v. Boardman)
Mark Ruddy (1988 v. Valley Forge)
John Jaeckin (1988 v. Valley Forge)
Jeff Lerner (1997)
Matt Miller (2001)
Connor Ryan (2008)
Tony Gonzalez (2002)
Robby Parris (2004 v. Friendship-Edison (DC))
Jon Gannon (2000 v. Boardman)
David Joseph (2009 v. Mentor)
Jon Gannon (2000 v. St. Xavier)
Jon Gannon (2000 v. Tol. St. John)
Keith Laschinger (1993 v. St. Edward)
Receiving Touchdowns - Season
14
14
13
13
13
13
12
11
11
11
Connor Ryan (2008)
Jon Gannon (2000)
(Above - Ryan)
Matt Miller (2000)
Jeff Lerner (1997 v. McKinley)
Robby Parris (2005 v. Mishawaka Penn)
Josiah Kedzior (2003 v. McKinley)
Jon Volozin (1998 v. Akron Buchtel)
Dan Kralik (2002 v. Warren Harding)
Jeff Lerner (1997)
Jon Volozin (1998)
Jon Gannon (2000)
Robby Parris (2004)
Robby Parris (2005)
Mike Gaul (1963)
Jim Grace (1964)
John Jaeckin (1989)
8
8
8
8
8
7
7
7
7
7
7
Adam Danko (2004 v. Friendship-Edison (DC))
Juice Kedzior (2003 v. Shaker Heights)
Phil Mohr (1988 v. Cleveland John F. Kennedy)
Rick Rose (1964 v. West High)
Seamus Hennesey (2008 v. Massillon)
Seamus Hennesey (2008 v. Buffalo St. Francis)
Nick Yako (2007 v. Warren Harding)
Jesse Milligan (1997 v. Buffalo St. Francis)
Jesse Milligan (1997 v. Lake Catholic)
Chuck Baloga (1957 v. John Marshall)
PAT - Season
Jim Grace (1964)
Dan O'Leary (1994 v. St. Edward)
Joey Parris (2008 v. Canisius)
Jeff Lerner (1997)
Matt Miller (2001)
Joey Parris (2008)
Jon Volosin (1998)
(Above - J. Parris)
Mike Buddie (1988)
Tom Christy (2001)
Dan Kralik (2002)
Robby Parris (2005)
39 Robby Parris (2004)
38 Leo Congeni (1990)
37 Matt Miller (2000)
65
58
51
51
51
49
48
47
45
Phil Gibbs (2001)
Nick Paez (1993)
Bryan Andrassy (1994)
Justin Archer (1992)
Seamus Hennesey (2008)
Adam Danko (2004)
Rick Rose (1964)
Joe Zombek (1996)
Matt Fordyce (1998)
(Above - Kedzior)
45 Juice Kedzior (2003)
44 Phil Mohr (1988)
Dan O'Leary (1994)
Mike Foran (1999)
27.0
26.0
22.0
19.0
18.0
17.5
16.0
15.5
13.0
13.0
13.0
13.0
12.5
12.0
12.0
11.0
10.0
10.0
10.0
9.5
9.0
(Below - Gonzalez)
Longest Rushing Touchdowns
98
92
90
84
82
80
80
John Day (1992)
Chris Hovan (1995)
Trent Zenkewicz (1990)
Pat Kratus (1994)
Pat Massey (2000)
Scott McVey (2008)
Tim Stefan (1982)
Mike Buzin (1993)
John Favret (1995)
Brian Foley (1997)
(Above - Hovan)
Phil Smith (1998)
Pat Massey (1999)
(Below - Massey)
Marty Kilbane (1991)
Bill Meholif (2000)
John Haneline (1997)
John Kerr (2001)
John Kerr (2000)
Brian Neff (2005)
Larry Witherspoon (1997)
Ryan Carr (2008)
Chris Della Vella (1995)
Field Goals - Game
4 Nick Yako (2006 v. Glenville)
3 Adam Danko (2004 v. Benedictine)
Adam Danko (2004 v. Warren Harding)
Mark Ruddy (1989 v. Valley Forge)
Dan O'Leary (1995)
(Below - R. Parris)
Matt Miller (2001)
PAT - Game
48 Connor Ryan (2008)
47 Jon Gannon (2000)
46
46
45
42
42
42
41
40
Joey Paris (2008)
Robby Parris (2004)
Receptions - Season
72
65
54
52
Robby Parris (2005 v. Mishawaka (IN) Penn)
Passing
Yards
- Game
Sacks
- Season
(SINCE
1982)
11 Matt Miller (2000)
10 Tony Gonzalez (2002)
10 Joey Parris (2008)
Receptions - Game
11
10
9
9
9
8
8
8
8
8
7
7
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
Joey Parris (2008 v. Buffalo Canisius)
Receiving Yards - Season
1,203
1,195
1,012
999
919
906
892
887
869
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Rushing
Yards - Season
Receiving
Touchdowns
- Game
Nick Shurtleff (2006 v. Canisius)
Ken Yantek (1970 v. South)
Greg O'Brien (1960 v. West)
Oliver Luck (1977 v. Rhodes)
Matt Merletti (2006 v. Mishawaka (IN) Penn)
Nick Secue (2005 v. Mentor)
Ted Van De Motter (1926 v. Akron St. Vincent)
80 Richard Stanton (1937 v. Euclid Shore)
80 Mike Hegan (1959 v. Lincoln)
79 Mike Buddie (1987 v. Padua) (Botched Punt)
3 Miro Kesic (2000 v. Westerville North)
3 Jesse Milligan (1997 v. Shaker Heights)
3 Jesse Franklin (2009 v. St. Xavier)
Field Goals - Season
15 Jesse Milligan (1997)
14 Adam Danko (2004)
12 Nick Yako (2006)
11 Justin Archer (1992)
9 Seamus Hennesey (2008)
8 Brett Sterba (1995)
8 Matt Fordyce (1998)
8 Miro Kesic (2000)
7 Bryan Andrassy (1994)
(Above - Danko)
7 Nick Yako (2007)
(Below - Yako)
6
6
Jesse Franklin (2009)
5
4
4
Fernando Paez (1991)
Joe Zombek (1996)
Mike McLaughlin (1984)
Dennis Ginley (1987)
Longest Interception Returns for Touchdowns
97 Tony Arth (1929 v. Holy Name)
91
88
87
86
86
80
79
James Riley (1935 v. Holy Name)
Tom Faber (1964 v. South)
Luiz Martinez (2000 v. St. Edward)
Larry Dolan (1947 v. West)
Matt Shurtleff (2007 v. St. Edward)
James Riley (1934 v. Benedictine)
Matt Merletti (2006 v. Massillon)
73 Pat Massey (1999 v. Tol. St. John)
Rushing
Yards
- Game
Longest
Passing
Touchdowns
98
97
94
85
84
83
80
80
Brian Hoyer to Chris Rigo (2003 v. Westerville N.)
Tom Arth to Jon Volozin (1998 v. Glen Mills (PA))
Don Pfel to Jim Roberts (1968 v. Rhodes)
Brian Hoyer to Tony Gonzalez (2002 v. McKinley)
Jim Kubacki to Rich Kray (1972 v. John Marshall)
Bryan Panteck to Peter Koch (1999 v. Bethlehem (PA))
Joe Pickens to Mark Ruddy (1989 v. Moeller)
Tom Arth to Jon Volozin (1998 v. McKinley)
80
80
80
79
79
78
Bryan Panteck to Jon Gannon (2000 v. St. Xavier)
98
98
95
94
94
94
Pat Kennedy (1986 v. St. Edward)
91
91
90
90
Scott DiLoreto (1988 v. Stow)
89
89
85
83
Kieth Laschinger (1993 v. Holy Name)
Nate Szep to Tony Gonzalez (2001 v. Boardman)
Brian Hoyer to Chris Rigo (2003 v. DeSales)
Dave Ragone to Jeff Lerner (1997 v. St. Edward)
Mark Myers to David Joseph (09 v. Boardman)
Bryan Panteck to Dave Gresky (1999 v. St. Xavier)
Longest Kickoff Returns
Patrick Hinkel (2007 v. Buffalo Canisius)
Jim Oliphant (1961 v. Cathedral Latin)
Pete Landino (1984 v. Lake Catholic)
Ramadii Parker (1994 v. Strongsville)
Greg Baitt (2004 v. Shaker Heights)
Mike Hegan (1958 v. South)
95
84
78
72
70
Tom Cleary (1940 v. John Marshall)
Paul Jacobson (1922 v. West)
Charles Gallagher (1921 v. Holy Name)
Jon Haneline (2003 v. Glenville)
Jim Coughling (1978 v. St. Edward)
Jamie Joyner (1988 v. Euclid)
Scott McVey (2008 v. St. Edward)
Neil Hart (1959 v. Lincoln)
(Above - Hegan)
Longest Punts
Tom Brookover (1981)
Bill O'Malley (2004 v. Shaker Heights)
Don Mack (1951)
Mark Myers (2009 v. Massillon)
68 Tom Mott (1953 v. Rhodes)
67 Bill O'Malley (2005 v. Solon)
63 Ryan Hansen (2006 v. Cle. John F. Kennedy)
75
70
68
64
64
63
62
62
62
62
61
58
58
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
55
Tom Rini (1993 v. Strongsville)
Bob Bixler (1939 v. South)
Jim Chmelik (2003 v. Shaker Heights)
Joe Kopp (1999 v. Glen Mills (PA))
Tim Kennedy (1989 v. Euclid)
Jim Grace (1964 v. West Tech)
Jack Lenhard (1956 v. St. Edward)
Jonathan Gannon (2000 v. McKinley)
Bill McGinty (1930 v. Akron St. Vincent)
Rich Mihalus (1954 v. Cathedral Latin)
Eric Haddad (1993 v. Cathedral Latin)
Pat McCafferty (1966 v. Lincoln)
Mike Hegan (1958 v. John Marshall)
Jon Moroney (1969 v. Rhodes)
Cody Tomon (2003 v. McKinley)
Frank DeSico (2008 v. LaSalle)
Frank DeSico (2008 v. LaSalle)
Neil Huber (1956 v. St. Edward)
68 Mike Foran (1999 v. St. Xavier)
93
90
75
68
63
60
58
53
59 Johnny Ciancibello (2009)
58 Mark Myers (2009 v. Massillon)
58 Peter Russo (2009 v. Glenville)
Points Scored - Game
Longest Punt Returns
90
88
85
85
79
77
75
75
73
72
72
70
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Rushing
Yards -Recovieries
Season
Longest
Fumble
(Above DeSico)
66 MJ Ianni (2004 v. Benedictine)
65 Jeff Congeni ( 1983 v. St. Joseph (VASJ))
65 Terry Hayes (1953 v. St. Edward)
60 MJ Ianni (2004 v. Boardman)
59 Kevin Cook (1984 v. West Tech)
Greatest Margin of Defeat
(67) Ashtabula (1921, 3-70)
(65) Cleveland East Tech (1920, 0-65)
(63) Youngstown Raven (1922, 6-69)
(54) Akron St. Vincent (1934, 0-54)
(52) Cleveland West Tech (1937, 0-52)
(47) Cleveland John Marshall (1934, 6-53)
(45) Cathedral Latin (1946, 0-45)
(41) Benedictine (1955, 6-47)
(40) John Marshall (1930, 0-40)
(40) Cleveland Heights (1927, 0-40)
(39) Cathedral Latin (1947, 12-51)
50
49
48
47
46
46
45
44
Nick Yako (2005 v. Massillon)
43
43
43
42
42
42
Nick Yako (2007 v. LaSalle)
42
42
42
42
41
41
41
Joe Zombek (1996 v. Euclid)
70
69
65
65
54
53
52
51
50
47
45
45
44
44
42
42
42
40
40
Ashtabula (1921, 3-70)
Cleveland Lincoln (1967, 70-6)
Cleveland Loyola Jesuit (1917, 68-0)
Buffalo Canisius (2007, 64-0)
Freeman Ross (2002, 63-14)
Cleveland West (1961, 62-8)
Cleveland John Marshall (1957, 61-6)
Friendship-Edison (DC) (2005, 58-6)
Parma (1963, 58-20)
Warren Harding (2004, 56-0)
Shaker Heights (2003, 56-29)
Strongsville (2001, 56-27)
Buffalo St. Francis (1997, 56-0)
Mentor (2005, 55-35)
The Frank DeSico punt returns noted on the left
both came against LaSalle in the same game in
2008.
Greatest Margin of Victory
Cleveland John F. Kennedy (1988, 75-0)
Cleveland Loyola Jesuit (1917, 68-0)
Buffalo Canisius (2007, 64-6)
Buffalo St. Francis (1997, 56-0)
Youngstown Boardman (1998, 54-0)
Adam Danko (2004 v. St. Edward)
Mike McLaughlin (1984 v. West Tech)
Phil Mohr (1988 v. Tol. Whitmer)
Nick Yako (2006 v. Glenville)
Jesse Milligan (1997 v. Buffalo St. Francis)
Adam Danko (2004 v. Massillon)
Nick Yako (2006 v. Canisius)
Seamus Hennesey (2008 v. St. Xavier)
Nick Yako (2007 v. Glenville)
Phil Gibbs (2001 v. Massillon)
Jesse Milligan (1997 v. Akron Buchtel)
Matt Fordyce (1998 v. Buffalo St. Francis)
Miro Kesic (1999 v. Huber Heights Wayne)
Seamus Hennesey (2008 v. St. Edward)
Matt Fordyce (1998 v. McKinley)
Miro Lovric (1977 v. St. Edward)
Points Allowed - Game
Cleveland John F. Kennedy (1988, 75-0)
55 St. Joseph (VASJ) (1993, 55-6)
55 Euclid (1989, 55-26)
75
68
64
64
56
56
56
56
56
55
54
Passing
Game
LongestYards
Field -Goals
Youngstown Raven (1922, 6-69)
Cathedral Latin (1972, 7-65)
Cleveland East Tech (1972, 0-65)
Akron St. Vincent (1934, 0-54)
Cleveland West Tech (1937, 0-52)
Cincinnati St. Xavier (1999, 33-50)
Benedictine (1955, 6-47)
Cincinnati Elder (2002, 35-45)
St. Edward (2001, 41-44)
Cincinnati St. Xavier (2001, 41-42)
Glen Mills (PA) (1998, 14-42)
Cleveland South (1966, 6-42)
Cleveland Heights (1927, 0-40)
39 Cleveland South (1937, 0-39)
Most Points Scored in One Quarter
41
38
36
35
35
35
31
30
30
30
30
30
30
28
28
28
28
Buffalo Canisius (2007, 1st Quarter)
Cleveland Lincoln (1962, 2nd Quarter)
Cleveland John F. Kennedy (2007, 1st Quarter)
Massillon (2008, 1st Quarter)
Friendship-Edison (DC) (2004, 2nd Quarter)
St. Joseph (VASJ) (1993, 2nd Quarter)
Buffalo St. Francis (1998, 2nd Quarter)
Friendship-Edison (DC) (2005, 1st Quarter)
Strongsville (2003, 2nd Quarter)
Strongsville (2000, 2nd Quarter)
Cleveland South (1961, 3rd Quarter)
Cleveland Lincoln (1959, 1st Quarter)
Cleveland West (1959, 2nd Quarter)
Cleveland John F. Kennedy (2006, 1st Quarter)
Boardman (2006, 2nd Quarter)
Warren Harding (2004, 2nd Quarter)
Boardman (2003, 2nd Quarter)
Following the Wildcats
64
Saint Ignatius Broadcasting Network (SIBN)
Michael Watts is entering his third
season with the SIBN. Starting with
baseball in 2007, Watts has taken over
as play-by-play commentator or color
analyst in seven sports, spanning all
three sports seasons. He called nine
games during the 2009 football season.
He has called over 80 games in the past
two years in a variety of sports. He has
written and produced a series of media
relations materials for hockey, baseball,
football, and basketball. During
basketball season, he has taken over as
the "voice of Sullivan Gymnasium" acting
as the public address announcer for
home games. Watts was the recipient of
the first ever Golden Microphone Award
(Saint Ignatius' top broadcaster), and the
Dick Zunt '50 SSID Award for the 20092010 school year. Watts, of Shaker Hts.,
will be a senior this year.
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 four years ago under Brendan
Gulick. One year in, the SIBN had a sponsor and a moderator.
National City signed as the first sponsor of Wildcat radio, and Jeff
McCormick came aboard as moderator. Under Jacob Corrigan in
2009, the group began to grow even more. Finding online video
sharing partners UStream.tv and Livestream.com, the club began to
videocast hockey, basketball, volleyball, and baseball games. The
group covered 9 football games in 2009 and broadcasted over 100
games in seven sports. This year the club is left in the hands of
With the club since its beginnings, Jeff
McCormick has been the foundation of current senior Michael Watts.
the SIBN. Covering football and
basketball on the air or as a statistician in
the past, McCormick serves as Saint
Ignatius' Annual Fund Director. Bringing
his own unique voice to the air, he had
worked previously 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 their own voices.
This will be his third year with the group,
and his leadership has helped result in
growth of a "Saint Ignatius radio club"
from an idea to a radio broadcasting
group that has received thousands of
listeners. McCormick lives in Rocky
River.
At Byers Field
All media credentials for Byers Field are distributed by Rory Fitzpatrick
(Saint Ignatius Athletic Director).
216-651-0222 ext. 222 / [email protected]
How to Get to Byers Field
Take I-480 and exit at Ridge Road. Take Ridge Road south toward Parmatown
Mall. Byers Field is located behind Paramatown Mall at the corner of Day Drive and
Ridge Road.
On the Air Waves
Al Pawlowski, Ed Daugherty, and Mike Gibbons will bring you live
coverage of every game on the air waves on either 1220 AM WHKW or
1420 AM WHK.
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Eddie Dwyer's Corner
Eddie Dwyer writes about everything Wildcats with postgame reviews,
game previews, and information about everything going on in the
Saint Ignatius Athletic Department. Eddie, entering his third year on
the Ignatius beat, spent nearly fourty years working for the Cleveland
Plain Dealer as a high school sports writer. In 2004-2005 he was
awarded the OHSAA Media Service Award in the Northeast District
while still with the PD. With the Saint Ignatius website, Eddie has
taken special interest in baseball, basketball, and football. In those
three sports he has covered nearly every game with post game write
ups.
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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 since joining SportsTime Ohio as host of "Indians On-Deck" in 2007.
Pawlowski is the co-host of "The Tribe Report," "Indians Minor League Magazine,"
and anchors the STO Update desk during Indians' broadcasts. Al also does the
Daugherty has also been the color analyst for the radio broadcasts of Case
play-by-play for approximately 10 Indians' games on STO. Al also does the play-byWestern Reserve football, mens and womens basketball for six years.
play for the OHSAA State Football and Basketball Championships on STO. He is Daugherty has also done work for the Cleveland Force and local radio stations
the Cleveland State Men's basketball radio play-by-play broadcaster (2005present).
Mike Gibbons '70 enters his 4th season as the color analyst on the Saint
Ignatius Wildcats radio broadcasts. As a player for the Wildcats, Gibbons was
Pawlowski was the radio/TV play-by-play broadcaster for Cleveland Crunch/Force part of a 20-game unbeaten streak and played in 3 Charity/City Championship
for seven seasons (1998-2005), and the national television voice of the MISL on
Games. Gibbons was named All-West Senate and Cleveland Plain Dealer
ESPN and Fox Soccer Channel. Al also is the host of the award-winning restaurant Dream Team. Gibbons went on to be a 4-year letterman in football at Kenyon
show, "3 Squares" on Time-Warner's NEON channel Pawlowski has won two
College, where he was part of the school's only undefeated and nationallyregional Emmy Awards for hosting "Indians On Deck." Al graduated from John
ranked team. Gibbons was named captain of the squad in 1973 and earned
Carroll University, where he earned his varsity letter in baseball, and did the play-byDefensive MVP honors that season.
play for the football and basketball teams.
Mike Gibbons is the founder and Senior Managing Director in the ClevelandEd Daugherty begins his 9th season as part of the radio broadcast team for St.
Ignatius football. Over that time, Daugherty has been the pre-game,halftime and based investment banking firm Brown Gibbons Lang & Company. Gibbons has
post-game host, filled in as the color analyst and been the main play-by-play voice two sons currently on the Wildcats squad, Ryan '11 and Mikey '13. His oldest
son Connoer graduated in 2010.
for the Wildcats since 2007.
Wildcats in the National Football League
DE
Chris Hovan '95
61
Saint Louis Rams
NFL Experience: 11th Season/College: Boston College
An All-American at Saint Ignatius during the Wildcats run of five consecutive titles, Chris Hovan has
long been one of the most consistant defensive tackles in the National Football League. Now with his
third team, Hovan (32) has been in the league for ten seasons. Drafted by the Minnesota Vikins in
2000 as the 25th overall pick, he spent five years with the team, tallying 17 sacks. Hovan then spent
five seasons with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, adding 5 more sacks. He has 362 total tackles in his
career. This will be his first season in Saint Louis. At Boston College, Hovan was an All-American as
a senior and a semi-finalist for the Lombardi Award. He recorded 20.5 sacks and started 43 of 45
games. He was the first played in BC history to be named All-Big East three times. At Saint Ignatius,
he left with the school's all-time sack record (28.0), and was All-State in both football and lacrosse.
OL
Jacob Bell '99
Saint Louis Rams
NFL Experience: 7th Season/College: Miami (OH)
An All-District player with the Wildcats, Bell won the Most Improved Award for his senior season.
An All-MAC First Team offensive lineman at Miami (OH) in his senior season, he started a total of
38 games at four positions. As a senior he started all of Miami's 14 games at right guard and
helped lead the Redhawks to a MAC Conference Championship. Drafted out of Miami with the
138th overall pick in the 2004 NFL Draft, he was named to the All-Rookie team for his play at left
guard for the Titans before tearing his ACL in his right kneww. In 2008, Bell left the Titans to sign
with the Saint Louis and signed a six year deal with the Rams. In his NFL career, Bell has played in
81 games and started 72.
WR
Anthony Gonzalez '03
Indianapolis Colts
NFL Experience: 4th Season/College: The Ohio State University
First Team All-State playing at Defensive Back and Wide Receiver and Co-Defensive Player of the
Year by the Associated Press and the Cleveland Plain Delaer, Gonzalez scored 21 touchdowns for
the Wildcats. Taken by the Indianapolis Colts following their championship season in 2007, he was
taken in the first round with the 32nd pick out of The Ohio State University. As a Buckeye he was
named First Team All-Big Ten as a junior. He was also an Academic All-American as a philosophy
major. With the Colts, Tony has caught 94 passes in 29 games (in his first two seasons as a slot
receiver) before being injured in the first week of the 2009 season. Gonzalez has 1,240 career
yards through the air, catching nearly 70 (63 of 94) percent of his passes for first downs, and
catching 7 touchdowns.
QB
Brian Hoyer '05
New England Patriots
NFL Experience: 2nd Year/College: Michigan State
Hoyer was a two-year starter at Saint Ignatius and gained Honorable Mention All-State honors as a
senior. He threw for 39 touchdowns and passed for 4,700 yards as a starter. He was 16-7 as a
starter for the Wildcats. He was also a star bitcher on the baseball team as a sophomore, going 81 with a 1.99 ERA en route to a OHSAA State Championship. At Michigan State, Hoyer threw for
over 6,000 yards starting his last two seasons. Hoyer threw for 35 touchdowns and was an All-Big
Ten selection for his senior season. In his first season he outlasted three other quarterbacks to
play as the only backup to Tom Brady. The undrafted rookie played in five games, going 19-27 for
142 yards and one rushing touchdown. His most significant playing time came against the Texans
in Week 17 (8-12, 71 yds.) and the Titans in Week 6 (9-11, 52 yds.).
A.C.
Jon Gannon '01
Saint Louis Rams
Scout for the Saint Louis Rams
Played at Saint Ignatius at Wide Reciever. A first-team All-Ohio player at Saint Ignatius, caught 11 passes as
a junior and picked off 5 passes en route to an OHSAA state title. In his senior season, he caught 47 passes
for 887 yards and 13 touchdowns (a school record) at wide receiver. He also picked off 7 passes as a senior.
A three year letterwinner in basketball and a four year runner on the track team, he was also a part of the
Wildcats OHSAA state title win in basketball. Was injured at the University of Louisville after playing in 9
games as a sophomore playing safety, moved into coaching scouting.
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Saint Ignatius All-Time Records By Opponents
Name
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
Buffalo (NY) Canisius
Buffalo (NY) Saint Francis
Canton McKinley
Cathedral Latin
Centerville
Cincinnati Elder
Cincinnati LaSalle
Cincinnati Moeller
Cincinnati Princeton
Cincinnati Saint Xavier
Clayton Northmont
Cleveland Central
Cleveland Collinwood
Cleveland East
Cleveland East Tech
Cleveland Glenville
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland JFK
Cleveland John Adams
Cleveland John Marshall
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) Cathedral Prep
Win
6
0
1
6
0
1
1
1
1
0
1
0
18
2
1
2
1
4
6
10
19
1
2
2
4
1
8
2
4
4
2
3
4
13
10
1
39
23
10
3
31
34
27
2
32
1
5
Loss
0
1
0
4
1
1
0
0
1
1
0
1
14
0
1
0
0
0
1
6
29
0
2
0
0
0
8
0
2
0
1
6
5
3
1
0
8
11
1
0
13
9
14
0
9
1
1
Tie
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
2
0
0
3
0
2
0
3
0
0
Name
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
Lima Senior
Longwood
Lorain Saint Mary
Massillon Washington
Mentor
Midpark
Mishawaka (IN) Penn
New Philadelphia
North Canton Hoover
Padua
Parma
Philadelphia Saint Joseph
Pickerington
Pittsburgh (PA) Penn Hills
Rocky River
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
Win
4
11
3
0
2
1
5
1
44
1
1
1
1
9
2
0
1
1
12
8
2
2
1
1
11
11
1
1
0
1
2
6
3
25
1
1
10
2
1
13
0
0
7
7
2
5
2
Loss
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
0
23
0
0
0
0
6
1
1
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
4
8
1
0
2
0
1
0
2
20
1
0
8
0
0
0
5
1
0
2
0
1
2
Tie
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
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
1
0
Team
Valley Forge
Walsh Jesuit
Warren
Warren G. Harding
Warren Western Reserve
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
Win
6
5
1
6
1
1
2
1
0
4
1
1
15
0
1
0
0
Loss
1
4
1
3
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
3
2
1
1
1
Tie
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Most Games Played v. Opponents
Holy Name Green Wave
70 Games
44-23-3
Cathedral Latin Lions
54 Games
19-29-6
John Marshall Lawyers
48 Games
39-8-1
Saint Edward Eagles
47 Games
25-20-1
Rhodes Rams
46 Games
31-13-3
Wins v. Single Opponent Without a Loss
Strongville
13 Games
13-0
Cleveland Heights
11 Games
11-0
Cleveland JFK
8 Games
8-0
7 Games
7-0
6 Games
6-0
Shaker Heights
6 Games
6-0
Akron Buchtel
6 Games
6-0
When the Wildcats Allow (Under Chuck Kyle):
0-9 Points
153
5
0
10-19 Points
74
16
1
20-29 Points
40
22
0
30-39 Points
6
11
0
40-49 Points
0
4
0
50+ Points
0
1
0
Totals
273
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When the Wildcats Score (Under Chuck Kyle):
0-9 Points
5
21
10-19 Points
35
23
0
1
20-29 Points
78
9
0
30-39 Points
70
4
0
40-49 Points
60
2
0
50+ Points
Totals
25
273
0
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Saint Ignatius Records By Opponent in the Chuck Kyle Era (Since 1983)
Name
Win
Loss
Tie
Name
Win
Loss
Tie
Name
Win
Loss
Tie
Akron Buchtel
6
1
6
2
1
2
1
4
6
10
1
2
2
4
1
8
2
1
1
3
11
8
2
2
1
0
1
3
0
1
0
0
0
1
4
0
2
0
0
0
8
0
0
0
5
0
0
0
0
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
Concordia (PA) Glen Mills
5
2
2
11
2
1
8
1
1
1
6
2
0
12
8
2
2
1
10
1
1
2
6
3
19
1
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
3
0
1
1
2
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
2
8
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
Saint Jospeh/VASJ
7
1
13
7
6
2
6
3
6
1
1
1
2
4
1
15
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
Austintown-Fitch
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 Xavier
Clayton Northmont
Cleveland Collinwood
Cleveland East
Cleveland Glenville
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland JFK
Cleveland Lincoln-West
Cleveland West Tech
Col. Saint Francis DeSales
Erie (PA) Cathedral Prep
Erie (PA) Central
Euclid
Freemont Ross
Harrisburg (PA)
Holy Name
Huber Heights Wayne
Hudson
Inkster (MI)
Lake Catholic
Lakewood
Lima Senior
Massillon Washington
Mentor
Midpark
Mishawaka (IN) Penn
North Canton Hoover
Padua
Philadelphia Saint Joseph
Pickerington
Sandusky
Shaker Heights
Solon
Saint Edward
Stow
Strongsville
Toledo Whitmer
Valley Forge
Walsh Jesuit
Warren Harding
Warren Western Reserve
Washington DC Dunbar
Washington DC Woodson
Washington DC FECA
Westerville North
Westerville South
Youngstown Boardman
Opponents v. Chuck Kyle by School Type
Public
Private
Catholic
Jesuit
173
100
100
22
27
32
32
9
Saint Ignatius - One Possession Game
Saint Ignatius leads 51-35-1 in these circumstances
Saint Ignatius in Games Decided by less than 1 FG
Saint Ignatius is 19-19-1 in these circumstances
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