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| 1986 |
Record 7 - 3 - 0
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Cardinal Conference
4 - 0 - 0
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1st Place
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Back row: E.Toothman, B.Evege, T.McQuate,
E.Hess, D.Boyd, M.Munns, R.Daubenspeck, J.McQuillen, R.Piatt.
5th: D.Vermillion, FH Abed, H.Briggs, J.Acuna, K.Cochie, T.Bisesi,
T.Hutchins, M.McDonough, D.McIntyre, D.DeLong.
4th: J.Donovan, J.Puster, S.Crowe, A.Harding, K.Jennings, C.DaHinden,
C.Lucas, M.Wallery, Y.Suleyman.
3rd row: T.Rinehart, T.Swaisgood, L.Goon, L.Halterman, C.Jackson,
M.McQuate, J.Biddinger, S.Uhler, J.Miller, G.Kopp.
2nd row: Coach S.Richmond, Head Coach Bob Quackenbush, G.Eyerly,
D.Reynolds, J.Leyerle,
S.Mendenhall, B.Schlecty, M.Rankin, J.Shoemaker, E.Gill, B.Blessing,
P.Sauder,
C.Sweet, Coach P.Hawk, Trainer R.Gough.
Front: Coach T.Ryan, B.Moore, M.Gordon, S.Mowry, J.Massie, T.Rooney,
D.Bryan, J.Bowie, D.Barnard, J.Ward, T.VanScoy, J.McClain, Coach
Bill Seder.
Mgrs: S.Chorpening, T.Seder, B.Quackenbush, R.Savage. |
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LINE UP |
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Defense: |
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
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6
7
21
21
9
0
34
12
37
25
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Galion
Medina
Shelby
Lexington
Mansfield Madison
Mansfield Malabar
New Philadelphia
Wooster
Dover
Mansfield Senior
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16
21
14
20
0
14
28
7
14
13
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TE
SG
C
RG
IT
OT
SE
SE
WB
WB
QB
FB
TB
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Brad Schlecty
Steve Hewitt
Chris Sweet
Dallas Barnard
Brian Blessing
Ed Gill
Brian Moore
Tim Swaisgood
Todd Rinehart
Brian Evege
Jon Shoemaker
Mike Gordon
Joe Massie
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LE
LT
RT
RE
OB
OB
IB
IB
OB
HB
S
HB
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Jon Ward
Larry Goon
Paul Sauder
Scott Mowry
Dean Reynolds
Greg Eyerly
Todd VanScoy
Marc Rankin
Mark McQuate
Jeff McClain
Tom Rooney
Dennis Bryan |
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| The 80th year of Arrow football was
called Arrow Excitement with 7 wins and the final CC championship.
All the "not since jinx" titles were erased: Madison
'75, Wooster '76, Shelby '78, and the CCC '72. The largest crowd
(6,500) at Community Stadium attended the opener against defending
State champions Galion. The offense broke the school record with
518 yards against Dover. Joe Massie had 1416 all-purpose yards
for the season. Jeff McClain scored three defensive touchdowns.
The yard and road signs verified that Arrow Pride was back. The
MVPs were Joe Massie and Scott Mowry. |
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