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11-14-2005, 05:15 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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All-Time Team Wins
All-Time Team Wins
750-Massillon Washington*
716-Canton McKinley*
648-Steubenville (through 2004 tourn.)
641-Fostoria (through 2004 tourn.)
616-Sandusky*
583-Bellaire*
580-Martins Ferry*
576-Troy*
576-Middletown*
570-Ironton*
566-Cleveland St. Ignatius*
566-Cincinnati Wyoming*
563-Hunting Valley University School*
529-Lakewood*
509-East Cleveland Shaw*
516-Mogadore*(Not sure on this one, it is listed underneath East Cleveland Shaw(509 wins) it might be a typo and instead only 506 wins)
506-Louisville 506-243-36*
* indicates through the 2003 season
These wins are NOT current, some are through last season's tournament and some are only thru the 2003 season. I will try, maybe with the help of other posters update them with current win totals.
So any BP posters that can help me get these updated it would be appreciated.
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11-14-2005, 05:24 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Coaching Wins
Most Coaching Wins, OHIO ONLY
360-Terry Malone, Hamilton Badin 360-117-8*
323-Pat Mancuso, Leetonia, Cincinnati Princeton
310-Bill Gutbrod, Cleveland St. Joseph 267-107-17 (1950-1990), Gates Mills Gilmour Acd. 43-28 (1991-1997)
309-Don Bucci, Youngstown Cardinal Mooney, 306-89-5 (1966-1999)
308-August Bossu, Cleveland Cathedral Latin 33-18-3 (1947-1952), Cleveland Benedictine 275-109-15 (1955-1993)
301-Bob Gregg, Jefferson Township and Centerville
292-Al Hetrick, Versailles* (292-86-4)
292-Bob Lutz, Ironton
284-Skip Baughman, St. Marys Memorial 271-95-7 (1959-1993); Hardin Northern 13-8-1 (1957-1958)
252-Jim France, Akron Manchester*
249-Steve Rasso, St. Xavier
247-Jim Villinger, Cedarville 247-74-3 (1960-2001)
245-Cliff Foust, Magnolia, Rootstown, Garfield Hts., Hunting Valley Universtiy School (1948-1989)
234-Jay Circosta, Woodsfield 157-71-5; Monroe Central 77-22
221-Bob Lewis, Wyoming - 198-21-7 (1956-1978); Marysville - 23-12-1 (1952-1955)
215-Reno Saccoccia, Steubenville (through 2004)*
212-Jim "Spike" Berry, Cory-Rawson 212-81-6 (1960-90)
209-Ron Bird, New Richmond* (209-111-5)
209-Charles Buckenmeyer, Napoleon - 20-7-0 (1948-1950), 189-47-9 (1952-1977)
208-Craig McCord, Defiance Ayersville* 208-71-2 (1976-2002)
207-Ken Osborne, Williamsburg (1963-1994, 1998-2001); Goshen (1996)
207-John Cistone Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary (1965-1996)
205-Bob Ritley, Perry 190-68 (1977-2001), Gibsonburg 15-14-1 (1974-1976)
203-Chuck Kyle, St. Ignatius
* indicates still active
Now again just like the school wins, these are not current either, and just like the school wins, I would apprieciate if other posters can help me update these if possible.
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11-14-2005, 05:30 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Coaching Wins
Most Coaching Wins, All-Time
351-Terry Malone, Hamilton Badin*
323-Pat Mancuso, Leetonia, Cincinnati Princeton
320-Dick Haines, Adena, Triadelphia (PA), Cadiz, Dover, Vista (CA)
310-August Bossu, Cleveland Cathedral Latin 33-18-3, Minola, NY 2-3-2, Cleveland Benedictine 275-109-15.
310-Bill Gutbrod, Cleveland St. Joseph 267-107-17 (1950-1990), Gates Mills Gilmour Acd. 43-28 (1991-1997)
306-Don Bucci, Mt. Carmel 22-10-0 (1955-1960); Youngstown Cardinal Mooney-284-79-5 (1966-1999)
301-Bob Gregg, Centerville
301-Bob Lutz, Ironton*
292-Al Hetrick, Versailles* (292-86-4)
284-Skip Baughman, St. Marys Memorial 271-95-7 (1959-1993); Hardin Northern 13-8-1 (1957-1958)
270-Bob Lewis, Marysville—23-12-1 (1952-1955); Cincinnati Wyoming—198-21-7 (1956-1978); Conner, KY—49-22 (1979-1985)
* indicates still active
Not sure with this coach by the name of Terry Malone, he susposely had 360 wins in OHIO, but only 351 ALL-TIME?
Don't think thats possible, must be a mistake.
Now again just like the school wins, these are not current either, and just like the school wins, I would apprieciate if other posters can help me update these if possible.
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11-14-2005, 05:33 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2005
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Interesting facts in the history of Ohio HS Football (Part One)
70,955 - largest attendance for Ohio high school football game. Cleveland Cathedral Latin vs. Cleveland Holy Name (11/23/1946), this is also the second largest attendance in the United States.
Terry Glenn, Columbus Brookhaven - returned 3 consecutive punts for touchdowns in the 1st quarter vs. Westerville North (1991)
Ben Munitz, Willoughby South - returned 3 consecutive punts for touchdowns in the 1st quarter vs. Wickliffe (9/6/2002)
Cary Daniels, Cincinnati Summit Country Day - 2 kickoff returns for touchdowns, 76 and 78 yards, vs. Cincinnati Landmark Christian (1992)
Jeff Meighan, Mogadore - returned two punts for TD's, 80 and 50 yards, vs. Windham (1988)
Tim Arthurs, Strongsville – Pass completion %, Season - 72.5% - 145/200 (1998)
Neil Johnson, Holland Springfield has a 95 yard punt return vs. Swanton
Paul Murphy, Mogadore - returned two punts for TD's, 47 and 82 yds., vs. Middlefield (10/28/1954)
Chuck Moore, Mogadore - returned both a punt (47 yds) and a kickoff (83 yds) for TD's, vs. Black River (9/21/1996)
Joey Conrad, Logan - completed 14 consecutive passes in a game vs. Pickerington (11/11/2000)
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11-14-2005, 05:35 PM
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In memory of Col. Mark J Seward
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Join Date: Jun 2003
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[quote=tedginn05;328354]Punt Returns for a TD-Career
21-Brandon "Bam" Childress, Bedford St. Peter Chanel (1997-1999)
7-Scott Sollman, Cincinnati St. Xavier (1900-1992)
he should have the record.
Afterall, he did play 92 years. He must have been a little
slow, if it took him that long to graduate.
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11-14-2005, 05:36 PM
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Interesting facts in the history of Ohio HS Football (Part Two)
Ryan Brewer, Troy - Rushed 100 yards in 21 consecutive games (Nov. 1997 - October 1998) and rushed for 200+ yards in 14 consecutive games (April 1997 - October 1998).
Eric Gabriel, Albany Alexander - Returned 3 kickoffs for touchdowns in the same half vs. Belpre (10/1/1999)
Raleigh Weston, Dover - Returned both a punt and kickoff for a touchdown in the same game (vs. Tuscarawas Valley, 10/9/1987), punt returned 69 yards and kickoff returned 80 yards.
Nate Miller, Attica Seneca East - Returned both a punt and a kickoff for a touchdown in the same game (vs. North Baltimore, 10/6/2000) punt returned for 84 yards and kickoff returned for 80 yards
Brandon Oing, Green scored 2 TD's on consecutive plays from scrimmage and 3 TD's (78 yd. run, 84 yd. run and 39 yd. run) in 5 offensive plays in the state playoffs vs Warren Howland (11/2/2001).
Tommy Lee, Mogadore - 57 consecutive games started (1999-2002)
Longest Time of Possession - 11:51, Ft. Recovery vs. Delphos St. Johns (9/28/02) 26 plays, 8 first downs
Jon Brown, Westlake-completed 30 out of 34 passes 88% for 358 yeards and 6 touchdowns vs. Fairview Park (9/24/2004)
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11-14-2005, 05:41 PM
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Interesting facts in the history of Ohio HS Football (Part Three)
Longest Drop-Kick Field Goal Made
52Yds-Dude Vickers, Martins Ferry (1917)
40Yds-Fred Weber, Dover vs. Alliance (1916)
33Yds-Fred Weber, Dover vs. Uhrichsville (1914)
30Yds-Ted Yorkievitz, Dover vs. Minerva (1926)
Brian Mollenshott, Hillsdale - Last drop kick extra point vs. Doylestown (10/29/1999)
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11-14-2005, 05:43 PM
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Interesting facts in the history of Ohio HS Football (Part Four)
Minerva - Unbeaten (10-0) and unscored upon (332-0) in 1932.
Millersport - Unbeaten (10-0) and unscored upon (278-0) in 1965. During 1965 & 1966 seasons, shut out 17 of 20 opponents.
Wyoming – Unbeaten (8-0) and unscored upon (182-0) in 1941. Unbeaten (10-0) and unscored upon (446-0) in 1962.
Steubenville - Unbeaten (9-0) and unscored upon (277-0) in 1930.
Bradford - Unbeaten (9-0) and unscored upon (276-0) in 1926.
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