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Record 3 - 6 - 1
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Cardinal Conference
1 - 4 - 1
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6th Place
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Back row: A.Bringman, B.Duffey, D.Rannels,
mgrs: J.Bell, S.Bernard, B.Edmundson, & B.Bragg, G.Eyerly,
M.Bowers, T.Wertman, T.Wait, K.Napier.
5th: C.Ames, M.Agee, R.Collins, R.Malone, M.Bon, S.Parke, D.Workman,
M.Edwards, E.Bartley, E.Tresh, M.Reep.
4th: T.Sweet, D.Crecelius, T.McVey, M.Hammond, A.Smiley, R.Crossen,
B.Seder. T.White, T.Mangon, D.Rannels, B.Fast.
3rd: G.Kipiliner, A.McQuate, K.Capen, J.Garrett, B.Grindle, J.Franco,
D.Stringer, T.Mowry, R.McClester, D.Acuna, R.Gallaway.
2nd: Coaches: C.White & J.Saccomen, Trainer K.Creasy, H.Newcomer,
B.Bisesi, M.Maneese, M.Goschinski, N.Coombs, J.Buffington, M.Pyles,
B.Clemons, D.Back, D.Hardesty, J.McClain, Coaches: J.Minnich &
R.Hirst.
1st Row: Head Coach Dave Gray, R.Kiser, J.Drushel, M.Daugherty,
J.Tolliver, M.Sale, B.Thompson, R.Back, R.Ramage, B.Wylie, AD:
Ev DeVaul.
Kneeling in front: S.Valentine, D.Boucher, S.Oxley. |
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LINE UP |
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Offense |
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Defense: |
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
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0
12
8
7
0
13
21
0
0
10
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Galion
Mansfield Senior
Shelby
Coshocton
Mansfield Madison
Mansfield Malabar
New Philadelphia
Wooster
Dover
Toledo DeVilbiss
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21
7
22
7
19
14
14
34
27
7
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LE
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
RE
QB
QB
FB
TB
FK
FK
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Bob Wylie
Mike Daugherty
John McClain
Tim McVey
Bill Clemons
Gary Kiplinger
Rob Ramage
Scott Oxley
Todd Wait
Dave Crecelius
Dan Boucher
Bill Seder
Roger Back
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LE
LE
LT
MG
RT
RE
RB
RB
MB
LB
HB
HB
S
S
S
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Bob Wylie
Doug Hardesty
Dave Crecelius
Alan Bringman
Mike Pyles
Jeff Tolliver
Mike Goschinski, Dave Ramage
& Dan Boucher
Scott Valentine
Bob Bisesi
Bill Seder
Scott Oxley
Bill Grindle
Brent Thompson |
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| Despite graduating 24 seniors and only
eight returning lettermen, Coach Gray was optimistic with his
vastly improved off-season weight program. Again his team excelled
at home with a 3-1-1 record. The QB position was unsettled between
Scott Oxley, Todd Wait, and Brent Thompson. The team pulled off
a dramatic Homecoming upset against New Philly and ended a 12-year
drought against the Quakers, even though six players were suspended
for the game. The MVP was Scott Valentine. The top linemen were
Gary Kiplinger and Dave Crecelius. Top back Dan Boucher rushed
for 477 yards and 2 TDs. |
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