Moeller High School 1990-91 Football Newsletters by Archbishop Moeller High School

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September

5, 1990

FOOTBALL 199~

TWIENTY -§IEVIENTTI-1 CTiltlJ§AIDIE

1990 Moeller Crusaders' seniors include (front row), Mark Simmons, Dana Martin, Paul Reynolds, Lonnie Blackley, Lamont Mills, Kevin Schlotman, Terry Knecht, Jim Moore, (second row), Drew Stephens, David Angelo, Brian Kenny, Tony Gertz, Todd Naumann, ·Jon Hess, Ryan Dirr, Dan Buckley, Dan Krimmer, (third row), Jerry Jivoin, Bob Pflanz, Todd Costello, Sean Flynn, Mark Mazuk, Chris Woycke, Keith Vanderckhove, John Kilcoyne, (fourth row), Pete Hopewell, Derek Williams, Andy Gruber, Joe McCullough,· Chris Ryals, Carlos Collins, Tom Blatz, Jason Knecht, Nell Dougherty, (back row), Nick Latzy, Tim Fltz, Tom Groskopf, Tom Rlnear, ~Kevin · Hagedorn, Paul Barry, Steve Langenkamp.

Friday. August 24. 1990, the Moeller Crusader Varsity Football Team defeated the Sycamore Aviators 14-6 in the opening game of their 1990 schedule. The scoring began in the second quarter as quarterback Neil Dougherty scored on a 5-yard run. Terry Knecht added the extra point and Moeller led 7-0. Midway through the second quarter. Sycamore scored a touchdown on a 80-yard run. A bad snap made the extra point try unsuccessfu 1. Late in the second quarter. senior tailback Carlos Collins scored on a 3-yard run. Again. Terry Knecht kicked the extra point and at halftime, Moeller led 14-6. Carlos Collins and Lonnie Blackley led the rushing attack for the Crusaders. Blackley carried the ball 11 times for 73 yards and Collins rushed for 56 yards in 13 attempts.

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Moeller 14 Sycamore 6 The defense played well in the second half preserving the win for the Crusaders. Defensive linemen Dan Krimmer and Mark Mazuk put pressure on the Sycamore quarterback several times. In a critical situation in the fourth quarter. the defense stopped a fourth and goal play of the Aviators on the 1-yard line. Sycamore got the ball back with 10 seconds left to play and threw a Hail Mary pass which was intercepted by senior defensive back Chris Ryals as time expired. By Sean Tunning

TOM UHLMAN/PAESS CONTRIBUTOR

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Game CINCINNATI MOELLER - 14 SYCAMORE - 6 AUGUST 24. 1990 FIRST DOWNS: Passing Rushing Penalty NUMBER OF PASSES ATT. Completed Yards Gained TD Passes Passes Intercepted Yards Returned NUMBER RUSHING Yards Gained Yards lost Nets Yards TOTAL NO. OFF. PLAYS TOTAL OFFENSE NUMBER OF PUNTS Yardage Average Blocked PUNTS RETURNED Yards Run Back NUMBER KICKOFFS Yardage Average KICKOFFS RETURNED Yards Run Back FUMBLES Fumbles Lost PENALTIES Yards Lost BEST OFFENSIVE BEST OFFENSIVE BEST DEFENSIVE BEST DEFENSIVE BEST DEFENSIVE ZAFERES AWARD SAVAGE AWARD

11 4 6 1 18 8

91 0 0 0

THEY 10 4 6 0

10 5 49 0

2 16

31 158

224

158

249

209 50 258

122

145

30.5 29.0 0

2 17 3

140

0 3

10 2 85

46.7 42.5 2 3 66 48 2 0 0 2 6 43

LINEMAN BACK LINEMAN BACK LINEBACKER -

SEASON RECORD: Won 1. Lost 0

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P. N. D. C. J.

Statistics SCORING Collins Dougherty T. Knecht

ExPt

PASSING Dougherty

YG 91

PASSES CAUGHT Collins McCullough Naumann Brown Blackley

2 2

27 27 25

0 0 0

8 4

PASS INTERCEPT. Woycke Ryals

1 1

16 0

0 0

RUSHING Blackley Collins Dougherty Davis

TCB 11 13

NYG 73 56

4 3

6.0

1.7

PUNTING T.Knecht

YDS

AVG

122

30.5

PUNT RETURNS Woycke

YDS 17

AVG 8.5

YDS 140

AVG

YDS 41 25

AVG 41.0

LG 41

25.0

KICKOFFS T.Knecht KICKOFF RETURNS Woycke Ryals

1 2

NO 1 1

INT

AVG

6.6 4.3

18 9

0 1 1 0

46.7

Barry Dougherty Krimmer DEFENSIVE GRADE POINTS Ryals Player Pts Player Kilcoyne Krimmer 19 Buckley Kilcoyne 15 J.Knecht Ryals 14 Stephens Angelo 13 Schlotman Mazuk 12 Hess Woycke 11 Mills Pflanz 10 Vankerckhove

Pts 9 8 6 3 1 1 1

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Saturday, September 1, 1990, the Moeller Crusader Varsity Football Team fell to Chicago Mt. Carmel 20-7 in the fourth game of the Buddy LaRosa Football Classic II played at Riverfront Stadium. Chicago Mt. Carmel scored two touchdowns in the second quarter. The first touchdown was scored on a 4-yard run and the second touchdown by the way of a 15-yard pass. Both extra points were good. At halftime, Chicago led 14-0. Moeller finally scored in the fourth quarter. Tailback Carlos Collins scored from 1-yard out. Terry Knecht kicked the extra point. Then, with under 3 minutes left in the game, Chicago slammed the door with a 1-yard touchdown of their own. Their extra point attempt was no good ending the scoring for both teams. Mt. Carmel emerged with the victory 20-7. The next game will be our first home game at Galbreath Field on Friday, September 7, at 8 PM against Trotwood Madison. By Sean Tunning

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Caravan rol!s over Cn-asaderrs Moeller should reclaim crown Moeller, dominant for better than two decades in the GCL, is picked by the league's coaches to succeed Elder and reassume the. top spot in 1990. Moeller appears to ha \'C the right components for a GCL title: a dangerous running back in Carlos Collins, good size, and a desire to achieve after losing in the state title game a Yl'ar ago. Elder lost more to graduation than Moeller, and is picked second by the coaches. St. Xavier has good size, but question marks on defense; La Salle has a new stadium and a team with po-

tcntial, while Roger Bacon may have a hard time making up ground over the rest of the k·ague. PREDICTED FINISH 1. MOELLER 2. ELDER 3. ST. XAVIER 4. LA SALLE 5. ROGER BACON • Defending champion: Elder (10-1, 4-0 GCL). • Games to watch: St. Xavier at Elder, Sept. 21; St. Xavier at Moeller. Sept. 28: Elder at Moeller, Oct. 5. • Player to watch: Elder defensive tackle Mike Stallmeyer, at 6-foot-4, 240 pounds, should be a force. He is a highly regarded recruit, with Notre Dame among the pursuers.

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CHIC~O MT. CARMEL - 20 CINCINNATI MOELLER - 7 SEPTEMBER 1, 1990

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FIRST DOWNS: Passing 7 3 Rushing Penalty 0 NUMBER OF PASSES ATT. 27 10 Completed 175 Yards Gained 0 TD Passes 1 Passes Intercepted Yards Returned 1 NUMBER RUSHING 27 96 Yards Gained 17 Yards lost Nets Yards 79 TOTAL NO. OFF. PLAYS 54 TOTAL OFFENSE 254 NUMBER OF PUNTS 2 Yardage 58 29.0 Average 0 Blocked PUNTS RETURNED 1 Yards Run Back -2 NUMBER KICKOFFS 2 Yardage 112 Average 56.0 KICKOFFS RETURNED 4 Yards Run Back 82 FUMBLES 1 Fumbles Lost 0 PENALTIES 4 Yards Lost 28 BEST OFFENSIVE BEST OFFENSIVE BEST DEFENSIVE BEST DEFENSIVE BEST DEFENSIVE ZAFERES AWARD SAVAGE AWARD

LINEMAN BACK LINEMAN BACK LINEBACKER -

THEY 20 9

10 1

16 11 140 1 1 6

47 247 4 243 63 383 1 33 33.0 0 1

6 4

SCORING Collins T. Knecht

PASSING Dougherty Hess

PA 26

PASSES CAUGHT S. Langenkamp Collins Hopewell M.Langenkamp Naumann Brown Ryals

6 0

3 2 1 1 1 1 1

PASS INTERCEPT. Flynn

RUSHING Collins Dougherty Davis Blackley Mills Reardon

TCB

9 8 5 3 1 1

195 48.8 2 34

PUNTING T. Knecht

1 1 5

PUNT RETURNS Woycke

2 1

E.xPt 0

FG 0

PC 9 1

YG 166 9

YG 64 36

TD 0 0

0 0 0

19 16 9 9

0 0

YG 0

TD 0

NYG 45 22 17

AVG 5.0 2.8 3.4 3 1. 0 2 2.0 -10 -10.0 YDS 58

AVG 29.0

YDS AVG -2 -2.0

TD 0 0

LG 14 10 8 2

2 -10

!NT 1 0

TD 1 0 0 0 0 0

LG 30 LG -2

KICKOFFS J. Jovoin T.Knecht Mazuk KICKOFF RETURNS Ryals Woycke D. Angelo Collins Ryals

NO 2

NO 2 1 1

YDS 112

AVG 56.0

YDS 52 19

AVG 26.0 19.0 11.0

LG 28 19 11

SEASON RECORD: Won 1, Lost 1 DEFENSIVE GRADE POINTS Player Pts Player Angelo 24 Mazuk J.Knecht 20 Morgan Ryals 10 Buckley Flynn 8 Â· Pflanz Kilcoyne 8 Woycke Stephens 7 Vankercl<hove Hess 6

Pts 6 5 4 4 4 2

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lnclude (sitting),. managers Tom Rinear and Andy Herricks, (first row), Todd Naumann, Ron Spll'inkle, Clint Whalen, Mark SimmoDS, Terry Knecht, David Borman, Paul Reynolds, Lamont Mllls, Lonnie Blackley, Kevin Schlotman, Dana Martin, Shawn Lucke, Jon Hess, Chris Hess, Ryan Jackson, Matt WWenbrlnk, (second row), Jeff Baur, Brian Paddock, Kelly Davis, ADdy Katona, Tony Gertz. Dan Thiel, Joe Camerom, Joe Reardon, Eric Young, Jim Moore, Brian Kenny. Ryan Dllrr, Sean Tuning. Tony Houston, Erik Bryant, (third row), Jason Sleg. Jeff Raussen, Keith Vanderckhove, Todd Costello, Mark Mazuk, Dan Krimmer, Jason Brown, Terry

Flynn,Â· Chris Woycke, Nick Latzy, (fouitli row), Call'los Collins, Joe McCullough, Tim Gertz, John Kilcoyne, Scott Fye, Chris Ryals, Bob . P1lanz, Drew Stephens, Jerry Jivoln. Andy Gruber, Scott Moyer, Jason Knecht, Pete Hopewell, (fifth row), Derek Williams, Eric Powell, Tom Groshopf, Brady Wolfer. Jon Morgan, Ron Brandstetter, Shawn Brown. Neill Dougherty, Tom Blatz, Jason Reeves, Scott Ostholtb.Gff, Eric Tamashasky, Paul Barry, Eric Wendt, (back row), Steve Langenkamp. Blake Schmidt, Nick Latzy, Kevin Hagedo1n, Tim Fitz, Scott Carlberg, Max Langenkamp, (Terry Jenlltllns photos)

Moeller looks to CCL crown and retur. ~ p to Columbus <

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September 12, 1990

FOOTBALL

Crusader Juniors

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." The Moeller Crusader Varsity Football Team improved its record to 2-1 by stomping the TrotwoodMadison Rams 63-13, Friday, September 7, 1990. Carlos Collins started the scoring in the first quarter with a 3-yard run. Trotwood retaliated and scored on a 33yard run. In the second quarter, the Crusaders exploded for 3 touchdowns. Collins again scored from 3 yards out. Lonnie Blackley scored on a 14-yard run and Neil Dougherty plunged into the endzone from 1 yard. LaMont Mills scored Moeller's fifth touchdown of the game during the third quarter on a 4-yard run. Trotwood connected a 66-yard pass for a touchdown. Their extra point attempt was blocked. Lonnie Blackley closed out the scoring for the third quarter on an 18 yard run. The final quarter saw Moeller score 3 more touchdowns. Jon Morgan recovered a blocked punt in the endzone. Jeff Raussen scored on a 4-yard run and Ryan Jackson scored on a 12 yard run. Place-kicker Terry Knecht kicked 8 extra points, a school record. Eric Bryant added the other extra point. The defense for Moeller forced 5 fumbles and provided the offense with exceptional field position on many of the drives. The offense finished the game with 464 yards: 94 passing, 370 rushing. The Crusaders travel to Paul Brown Stadium next week to encounter the Massillon Tigers on Saturday, September 15. Game time is at 8:00 PM. By Sean Tunning

Cbris Ryals

Steve Lan~eakamp

NEXT .GAME: Massillon Washington at Paul Brown Stadium September, 15, 1990 8:00PM continued on page 3

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Game

Statistics

CINCINNATI MOELLER - 63 TROTWOOD-MADISON - 13 SEPTEMBER 7. 1990 FIRST DOWNS: Passing Rushing Penalty NUMBER OF PASSES ATT. Completed Yards Gained TD Passes Passes Intercepted Yards Returned NUMBER RUSHING Yards Gained Yards lost Nets Yards TOTAL NO. OFF. PLAYS TOTAL OFFENSE NUMBER OF PUNTS Yardage Average Blocked PUNTS RETURNED Yards Run Back NUMBER KICKOFFS Yardage Average KICKOFFS RETURNED Yards Run Back FUMBLES Fumbles Lost PENALTIES Yards Lost

THEY

28 4

24 0 6 5 96 0 0

5 0 8 3

123 1 0 0

49 370

370

141 101

466

224 4

34 89 34.0 22.2

1 0 0 3

505

130

2 33

Lonaie Illlack!ey

50.5 43.3 3 62 1 1

104

6 4 3

BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN BEST OFFENSIVE BACK BEST DEFENSIVE LINEMAN BEST DEFENSIVE BACK BEST DEFENSIVE LINEBACKER ZAFERES AWARD SAVAGE AWARD SEASON RECORD: Won 2, Lost 1

S. Langenkamp L. Blackley c. Collins D. Krimmer c. Ryals J. Knecht T. Knecht

Jason IKnecbt

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POTPOURRI OF MOELLER SPORTS Coach Tom Kennedy, the Head Coach of the LaCross Program, was honored by his peers as the Ohio High School Coach of the Year. 1990 graduates Adam Hyzdu and David Bell inked professional baseball contracts shortly after they graduated. Adam was the 16th player selected overall in the draft. He signed with the San Francisco Giants organization and played Class A ball out in Everett, Washington. His final numbers came to be quite respectable at season's end, particularly in the power categories. Dave signed with the Cleveland Indians. He spent about six weeks in a Rookie League. While there, he put up some very impressive numbers. After that he moved in Class A, but he had the misfortune of sustaining a broken hand which sidelined him.

Terry Knecht

Brad Hindersman is busy with fall baseball down at the University of Kentucky. Mike Beerman '90 saw quite a bit of action in Wittenberg University's season opener. He has also been told he'll be on the Tiger's traveling squad. Te~tes Jeff Crable and Chris Asbrock are busy in the Mid-American Conference football wars over at Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana.

Scott Schaffner, after enjoying a 2-year starting role for the Minnesota 'Golden Gophers' is in a heated battle for his job at QB in 1990.

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Reserves Review It could be called one of the greatest comebacks in Moeller Reserve Football history. Mt. Healthy dominated the game for almost 3 full quarters, but it's wasn't enough as they came up short 21-19. Mr. Healthy was winning 13-0 at halftime on Moeller turnovers and a few mistakes on defense. In the 3rd quarter, we still couldn't turn it around. Then Tom Zinkan scored on a 12-yard run to make the score now 19-7. Mt. Healthy thought they were in the driver's seat. We really got pumped on a spectaclar aerial grab by Brad. Hronek. He literally .. flipped .. in the air. Then with about 4 minutes left in the 4th quarter, J. B. Lind hit Jim Kennedy on a 20-yard touchdown pass to make it 19-14. Mt. Healthy got the ball with 2 minutes left, the defense held them on 3 plays. Mt. Healthy lined up to punt and the punter kicked it into his own man's back. Chad Nahrup then picked the ball up and ran for a touchdown. This great victory improved our record to 3-0. Outstanding performances were turned in by the whole team in the 4th quarter and especially Chad Nahrup for the game's winning touchdown. Our next game is against PurcellMarian. By J. B. Lind

Reserve

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CRUSADER CROSS COUNTRY The 1990 Crusader Cross Country team has the potential to be one of Moeller's best teams. The team gave up two individuals to graduation but has a very strong varsity team returning. This year's varsity squad will be led by senior Captains Mike Brewer and Matt Holland. Mike and Matt will provide the leadership and backbone for this year's team with their strength and determination. Senior Mike Brewer returns from an outstanding past season in both Cross Country and Track and is expected to do well this year as he sets his sights for a repeat appearance at State competition. SeniorMattHollandhasalso been working hard and will significantly strengthen the varsity squad in

its bid for the GCL Championship. Juniors Doug Kohls and Ryan Lutz plus sophomores Ben Callahan and Robby Trapp will round off the Varsity squad and are expected to do well. One position still remains open on .the varsity squad and competition for this spot is expected to be great as the remaining teammates strive to achieve a position on this year's potential State contender. This year's team will be coached by TimErdmannandRickGemereth. Both are active and competitive runners with years of experience behind them in distance running. With all things set in placeand the hard workanddedication of this year's team, the coaches are optimistic that this year's Cross Country Team will be Moeller's best yet!

SCHEDULE August 30 ........................ Titan Oassic September 1 ....................... Lakota Inv September 7 ................ Anderson Inv. September 11 ............... Princeton Inv. September 22 ............. Brookville Inv. September 25 ........... Fairmont lnv. or Anderson Inv. October 6 ................. Middletown Inv. October 20 ................. District Champ. October 27 ..... ;........ Regional Champ. November 3 ...... :........... State Champ.

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17,1990

FOOTBALL 24

MASÂ§ITILILON 23

THE DRIVE First and foremost, it ~ust be understood. There would not have been any drive without the outstanding effort by the Moeller defense which held Massillon on a fourth and less than a yard on the Moeller 22-yard line. Jason Knecht made a tremendous play and Sean Flynn helped him finish it off as they stuffed the Tiger back. Then, with 1:23 remaining in the game and trailing 23-17, the Moeller offense had its chance. But it needed to go 78 yards to paydirt, a field goal would not help. Down &

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8-yd pass Dougherty to Langenkamp. Dougherty dropped for -6. 11-yd pass Dougherty to Jason Brown. 3rd pass Dougherty to Joe McCullough. Threw ball away to stop clock, no one open. Neil Dougherty forced to run - 1 yd gain. 12-yd pass Dougherty to Todd Naumann. Deep pass - incomplete. Deep pass - imcomplete. 6-yd pass over middle - incomplete. 11-yd pass Dougherty to Todd Naumann. 38-yd pass Dougherty to Carlos Collins- TD.

Terry Knecht's conversion brought the score to 24-23 with 14 seconds remaining in the game. In 1:09, the Crusader offense had run twelve plays and covered 78 yards. Two of the plays were 'pressured' runs as Neil Dougherty was atempting to pass. There were 10 passes attempted, 6 were completed, 2 of the completions came on 4th-down coversions from Neil Dougherty to Todd Naumann.

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Crusaders Cage Saturday, Sept. 15, 1990, the Moeller Crusader Varsity Football Team defeated the 4thranked Massillon Tigers, 24-23, at Paul Brown Stadium. The close battle saw Moeller, ranked 5th, emerge with a victory in the closing seconds. Moeller dented the scoreboard first with Neil Dougherty passing to Steve Langenkamp for an 8-yard touchdown. Terry Knecht kicked the extra point and the Crusaders led 7-0. Massillon then scored and tied the ball game on a 1-yard run. The Moeller offense then took over and Carlos Collins rushed for a 1-yard touchdown. Massillon scored again near the end of the half and the game stood tied 14-14. Massillon scored in the third quarter, another 1-yard plunge, and took the lead 21-14. Then placekicker Terry Knecht kicked a 34-yard field goal to move the Crusaders within 4 points. Massillon widened the margin to 6 when Moeller snapped the ball out of the endzone for a safety. Then with under 2 minutes left in the game, Moeller established their game winning drive. Two clutch fourth down catches kept the drive alive. And finally with 14 seconds on the clock, Neil Dougherty threw a 39-yard touchdown pass to Carlos Collins. Terry Knecht kicked the extra point to give the win to ~oeller 24-23. NEXT GAME:

Dayton Dunbar at Galbreath Stadium September 21, 1990 8:00 PM

Tig~rs

IRB Carlos Connnns

Dan !Krimmer

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Statistics

Game

CINCINNATI MOELLER - 24 TROTWOOD-MADISON - 23 SEPTEMBER 16, 1990 FIRST DOWNS: Passing Rushing Penalty NUMBER OF PASSES ATT. Completed Yards Gained TD Passes Passes Intercepted Yards Returned NUMBER RUSHING Yards Gained Yards lost Nets Yards TOTAL NO. OFF. PLAYS TOTAL OFFENSE NUMBER OF PUNTS Yardage Average Blocked PUNTS RETURNED Yards Run Back NUMBER KICKOFFS Yardage Average KICKOFFS RETURNED Yards Run Back FUMBLES Fumbles Lost PENALTIES Yards Lost

WE 12 8 4 0 23 12 157

THEY

2 1 0

0 0 0

13 4 9 0 15 9

23 153 47 106 56 263

37 156 13 143 52 237 3 4 111 173 37.0 43.3 0 3

0 2

30 5 258 51.6

158 39.5

15 4

1 1 4 40

3 0

BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN BEST OFFENSIVE BACK BEST DEFENSIVE LINEMAN BEST DEFENSIVE BACK BEST DEFENSIVE LINEBACKER ZAFERES AWARD SAVAGE AWARD

IllyaDs

0 0

P. Barry Collins D. Krimmer J. Hess S. Flynn c. Ryals D. Angelo J. Knecht B. Pflanz C.

SEASON RECORD: Won 3, Lost 1

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FG 0 3 0

SCORING Collins T. Knecht S.Langenkamp

TD 12 0 6

ExPt 0 3 0

PASSING Dougherty

PA 23

PC 12

YG 157

PASSES CAUGHT Naumann Collins S.Langenkamp Blackley J.Brown McCullough

NO 4 3 2 1 1 1

YG 75 41 12 14 14 1

TD 0 1 1 0 0 0

PASS INTERCEPT. None

RUSHING Co 11 ins Blackley Dougherty T. Knecht Team CBad snap)

TCB 24 2 5 1 1

PUNTING T.Knecht

NO 3

YDS 111

AVG 37.0

LG 43

PUNT RETURNS Woycke J.Brown

NO 2 1

YDS 22 8

AVG 11.0 8.o

LG 12 8

KICKOFFS T.Knecht

NO 5

YDS 258

AVG 51.6

KICKOFF RETURNS Collins Ryals Angelo

NO 1 1 1

YDS 30 20 4

AVG 30.0 20.0 4.0

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NYG AVG LG 131 5.5 38 2.5 5 4 -0.6 -3 8 -12 -12.0 -12 -15 -15.0 -15

DEFENSIVE GRADE POINTS Player Pts Player J. Knecht 19 J.Hess Angelo 18 Mazuk Pflanz 16 Buckely Flynn 15 Woycke Ryals 13 Vankerckhove Kilcoyne 10 Schlotman Morgan 9 Kenny Krimmer 9 Mills

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Pts 9 8 5 5 3 1 1 1

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We've made the trip to the Tiger's den twice now and the collective opinion of the entire Moeller contingent - coaches, administrators, players, fans is unanimous. It is the of an athlete's experience and the Massillon lifetime community is a first-class group of folks. They know their football and they are very generous in their towards remarks and courtesy their opponent. If you ever get the opportunity - especially those who love high school football, you've got to attend a game at "Pau 1 Brown - Tiger Stadi urn".

Vada Murray '86 calls the alignments for the Michigan Wolverines defensive secondary. An interception against the Fighting Irish in the season opener adds to his already impressive career total. Vada hopes to completes his degree work at Ann Arbor by December. Ken Griffey, Jr. '87 has posted some outstanding numbers for the Seattle Mariners in this 1990 campaign- .298 average, 170 hits, 21 HR, 85 runs, 71 RBis. Since being joined with his dad, Ken, Sr., for the final months of the season, he seems to be rejuvenated after a somewhat 'flat' stretch in August. '90 - After a Dave Bell brief time back home, has returned to Florida for a six week stint in winter ball.

CRUSADERS IN ACTION PAST & PRESENT Brian Willism '86 and Ray Hilvert '86 were both in the thick of the Ohio State vs Boston College action in Boston last Saturday. Both young men are in their final year for the Eagles while working on their graduate degrees. Ray, an Eagle captain, is pursuing a Master's degree in Business. Brian's graduate work is in communications. Trevor Ryals '86 is anchoring the offensive line of the 11th ranking 3-0 Virginia Cavaliers at offensive center.

Scott Egbers, Scott Gregory and Tim Morrissey, all of the class of 1988, are gearing up for their Junior year of action for the Wright State University Swim Team. All three have been instrumental in the Raider's success the past two years. Moeller Senior Mike Brewer has led the Crusader Cross Country Team to a fifth place city ranking. So far in the 1990 season, Mike has won first place in every major invitational in which the Crusaders have participated. This past weekend's performance came in the high competitive Mt. Healthy Invitational in which the team posted its best every finish, 3rd place.

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CRUSADER SOCCER TEAM

CRUSADER SOCCER The 1990 edition of Moeller Soccer could well be the most talented team in the school's history. Last year the Crusaders finished 7-8-4 and third place in the GCL. Although four key players have graduated, the team will return nine players who started on a regular basis in 1989. Tri-captains Scott Schawper, Doug Culler and Matt Clark should provide leadership and ability for an experienced 1990 squad. Schaeper, an All-State Midfielder returns to help direct the attack and anchor what should be a strong defense for the coming season. Culler was AllConference in 1989 as a defender but will probably be moved into the midfield to help provide some offensive punch. Clark returns to help anchor the defense that has only allowed one goal a game average the past two years. Also returning will be seniors

Joe Goodall, Jeff Leinberger, John Ferguson and Juniors John Santoro, Tyler Rotte, and Kevin Balsly. The Crusaders will try to generate more attack into their offense that struggled in 1989. The men of Moelller played what many believe was the toughest schedule lln the state in 1989 and 1990 will be just as tough. The Crusaders will play seven teams ranked in the Cincinnati Top Ten and also will play perennial Dayton soccer power Beavercreek. This is in addition to the City's toughest soccer conference, the

GCL Randy Hurley returns for his third season at the helm of the Crusader program along with last year's staff of Goalkeeper Coach Steve Mourer, Reserve Coach Bob Brunner and Freshmen Coach Bill de la Vega. The Crusaders have won 20, lost 12 and tied 6 the past two years and have gone into the final game of the season with a

chance to win the league title. 1990 may be the year Moeller captures its first GCL title since 1973.

SCHEDULE August 21 ................................ Milford August 25 ················-···········Sycamore August 28 ........................ Beavercreek August 30 ................ -, ............ Colerain September 1 ........................ Anderson September 6 ..................... .Indian Hill September 11 .............. Purcell-Marian September 13 ....................... Oak Hills September 15 ....................... St. Xavier September 18 ........................... LaSalle September 22 .............................. Elder September 25 .................... RogerBacon September 27 .......... Dayton Fairmont September 29 ............... Purcell-Marian October 2 .............................. St. Xavier October 6 .................. ,............... Lasalle October 9 ..................................... Elder October 13 .............. ,....... Roger Bacon continued

CRUSADER OPPONENTS

IÂ«JELLER 3-1 24 MASSILLON 23 NEXT - DAYTON DUNBAR 3-1 FRIDAY, 8:00 PM, HOME

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SYCAMORE 1-3 HAMILTON

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3-0 BURBANK NEXT - ST. RITA TROTWOOD MADISON 1-3 23 VANDALIA BUTLER NEXT - PIQUA

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MASSILLON 3-1 23 MOELLER 24 NEXT - AUSTINTOWN FITCH DAYTON DUNBAR 3-1 45 DAYTON BELMONT NEXT - MOELLER

ST. XAVIER 4-0 34 COLERAIN 6 NEXT - ELDER 2-2

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ELDER 2-2 30 WITHROW' 26 NEXT - ST. XAVIER 4-0 LASALLE 3-1 26 AIKEN 6 NEXT - ROGER BACON 0-4 ROGER BACON 0-4 0 MT. HEALTHY 13 NEXT - LASALLE 3-1 PRINCETON 3-1 7 MIDDLETOWN 10 NEXT - FAIRFIELD 2-2

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FOOTBALL 'The Best of Traditions

The Moeller tradition: before the season, before each game, and always the stopping point after each contest.

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OV~rt Friday, September 21, 1990, the Moeller Varsity Football Team defeated Dayton Dunbar 52-0 on a wet, muddy Galbreath Fie1d. The scoring got underway in the second quarter with Moeller earning 24 points. Joe McCullough caught a 9-yard pass from Neil Dougherty. Carlos Collins rushed for a 38-yard touchdown. Terry Knecht kicked a 24-yard field goal. Carlos Collins closed out the scoring with 4-yard run. In the third quarter, Junior fullback Joe Reardon scored on a 1-yard run. LaMont Mills scored the final three touchdowns in the 4th quarter for the Crusaders on rushes of 25, 11 and 46 yards. Terry Knecht kicked 5 of the 7 extra points with Erik Bryant adding the other 2. Because of the elements, Moeller had to use their rushing attack more than passing. Of the 832 yards of total offense, 304 was gained on the ground. Moeller recorded 17 first downs. Defensively, Chris Woycke and Chris Ryals had interceptions. The defense also held Dayton Dunbar to zero first downs. Moeller's record now stands at 4-1 at the mid-way point through the season. Next Friday, the Crusaders meet the St. Xavier Bombers at Galbreath Field. by Sean Tunning

NEXT GAME: St. Xavier at Galbreath Stadium September 28, 1990 8:00PM

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Statistics

CINCINNATI MOELLER - 52 DAYTON DUNBAR - 0 SEPTEMBER 21. 1990 FIRST DOWNS: Passing Rushing Penalty NUMBER OF PASSES ATT. Completed Yards Gained TD Passes Passes Intercepted Yards Returned NUMBER RUSHING Yards Gained Yards lost Nets Yards TOTAL NO. OFF. PLAYS TOTAL OFFENSE NUMBER OF PUNTS Yardage Average Blocked PUNTS RETURNED Yards Run Back NUMBER KICKOFFS Yardage Average KICKOFFS RETURNED Yards Run Back FUMBLES Fumbles Lost PENALTIES Yards Lost

WE 18 4

THEY

0 0

78 1 0 0

11 0 4

60 374

23 21 43 12 31 39 42

3 100

6 183

50 311 15 296

33.3 30.5 0 0 6

0 0

464 40 51.6 40.0 1

25 2

207 3

5 40

2 20

BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN BEST OFFENSIVE BACK BEST DEFENSIVE LINEMAN BEST DEFENSIVE BACK BEST DEFENSIVE LINEBACKER ZAFERES AWARD SAVAGE AWARD

T. Fitz Collins L. Mills D. Buckley c. Ryals J. Knecht E. Bryant c. Ryals J. Knecht

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SEASON RECORD: Won 4, Lost 1

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SCORING L.Mills C. Collins T. Knecht J. McCullough J.Reardon E. Bryant

TD 18 12 0 6 6 0

ExPt 0 0 5 0 0 2

FG 0 0 3 0 0 0

PASSING N.Dougherty J. Raussen

PA 9 1

PC 5 0

YG 78 0

PASSES CAUGHT J. Brown C. Collins S. Langenkamp P.Hopewell J. McCullough

NO 1 1 1 1 1

YG 29 16 13 11 9

TD 0 0 0 0

PASS INTERCEPT. J. Knecht B. Kenny C. Ryals C.Woycke

NO 1 1 1 1

YG 23 0 0 0

TD 0 0 0 0

RUSHING C. Collins L.Mills R.Jackson J.Reardon N.Dougherty J.Raussen

TCB 26 10 3 4 6 1

PUNTING D.Marinich

NO 3

YDS 100

AVG 33.3

LG 36

PUNT RETURNS C.Woycke C. Ryals J.Brown

NO 4 1 1

YDS 20 4 0

AVG 5.0 4.0 0

LG 13 4 0

KICKOFFS E. Bryant

NO 9

YDS 464

AVG 51.6

KICKOFF RETURNS S.Flynn

NO 1

YDS 25

AVG 25.0

TD 1 0

INT 0 0

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NYG AVG 164 6.3 8.4 84 25 8.3 4.8 19 8 1.3 -4.0 -4

DEFENSIVE GRADE POINTS Player Pts Player C.Ryals 15 P.Reynolds J.Knecht 13 D.Krimmer D.Angelo 11 J.Cameron B.Pflanz 8 T.Houston B.Kenny 7 J.Hess C.Woycke 6 L.Mills J.Kilcoyne 5 J.Reeves S.Flynn 5 D.Stephens D.Buckley 4 T.Koetter J.Morgan 4 J.Florimonte

LG 38 46 13 14 8 -4

TD 2 3 0 1 0 0

LG 25

Pts 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1

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Reserves Review

MOE

GOES

The Reserve Crusaders beat Purcell-Marian 21-6 to up their record to 5-0. The offensive side of the ball was led by Mike Bell who had 2 touchdowns. One was a 40-yard catch and the other, a nice 6-yard run. The other touchdown was scored by Gannon Millman from 1 yard out. The offensive line was equally impressive. They were led by Mike Stofko who opened holes for our backs to "walk .. through. The defense was outstanding as it did not allow a touchdown. Purcell's only score was on a fumble recovery. Mark Abel and Ken Pflanz both had key interceptions. In the trenches, Mike Horan and Tony Ancona led the way by stopping their running game before it got started. The Cavaliers passing attack was also shut down effectively due mainly to the relentless pressure of the QB. by J. B. Lind

5-0

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Erik Bryant

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SYCAMORE 1-4 0 MIDDLETOWN 22 NEXT - FAIRFIELD 2-3

LASALLE 4-1 21 ROGER BACON 0 NEXT - ELDER 3-2

MT. CARMEL

ROGER BACON 0-5

4-0

ST. RITA NEXT - GORDON TECH

LASALLE 21 NEXT - PURCELL-MARIAN

4-1

TROTWOOD MADISON 1-4 7 PIQUA 33 NEXT - BOONE COUNTY

PRINCETON 4-1 6 FAIRFIELD 0 (1 O.T.) NEXT - HAMILTON 3-2

MASSILLON 3-2 AUSTINTOWN FITCH NEXT - NORDONIA

ST. XAVIER 4-1 3 ELDER 7 NEXT - MOELLER 4-1

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DAYTON DUNBAR 3-2 0 MOELLER 52 NEXT - COLUMBUS DESALES

ELDER 2-2 7 ST. XAVIER NEXT - LASALLE

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MOELLER PHYSICIANS

Dr. Hank Cianciolo

Dr. Jim Duffy

Dr. Paul Kollman

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Dr. Edward Kremchek

Dr. Michael Rohlfs

Dr. David Schlueter

:?CRUSADER GOLF TEAM

CRÂˇUSADER GOLF The 1990 Varsity Golf Team will be in a rebuilding year with the loss of four seniors, including two-year All-GCL performer Doug Daley from last year's 12-5 team, which leaves some big gaps to fill. The squad will be led by Senior Captain Mike O'Brian, who was an All-GCL performer last year. Other seniors who are hoping to add strength to the team are leUermen Scott Rahl and Adam Fannon along with Brian Beimesche. Junior Joe Hammond plus sophomores Mike Cassidy, Mike Stark, and Tom Yost will vie for varsity positions. St. Xavier and Elder win once again be the teams to beat in the GCL. Oak Hills, Milford, Indian Hill and Hamilton will provide

tough noo-league competition. The Crusaders will also perform in the Troy Invitational and Fall Classic. SCHEDUJLE August 27 .................. St.Xavier/LaSalle August 29 - ......................... Roger Bacon August 30 ..................... Elder /Hamilton September 4 ................................. LaSalle Purcell Marian September 5 ........................... Indian Hill September 10 .......................... Sycamore September 12 ............... Elder /St. Xavier September 13 .......................... Norwood September 17 ................. Purcell-Marian September 19 ............................ St. Xavier September 20 ............................ Oak Hills September 22 ........................... Troy Inv. September 24 .............................. Milford September 25 ................. ~ ... Roger Bacon

September .......................... Fall Classic October 1 ................ GCL Tournament October 3 ............................... Sectional October 12 ................................ District October 19-20 ................................ State

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Friday. September 28, 1990, the Moeller Varsity Football Team won their first Greater Cincinnati League game of the year against the St. Xavier Bombers, 28-2. After defensive lineman Mark Mazuk recovered a St. Xavier fumble deep in Bomber territory, Moeller first dented the scoreboard with running back Carlos Collins taking it in from ~ yards out. Collins scored twice more in the first half on runs of 20 and 71 yards. Then late in the 2nd quarter, St. Xavier recorded their only points of the game on a safety. The halftime score read 21-2 in favor of the Crusaders. Collins scored his fourth touchdown of the game at the end of the third quarter on a 32-yard rush. Terry Knecht converted on all 4 extra point kicks. The 282 victory for the Crusaders improved their record to 5-1 overall Cl-0 in GCL), ST. X is now 4-1 C0-2 GCL). The Moeller defense forced St. Xavier to punt several times. Defensive linemen Mark Mazuk (5), Dan Krimmer, Eric Young recorded some of the numerous quarterback sacks. Chris Ryals had an intercept ion. Next week, Friday, October 5, Moeller will engage in a pivotal game against the Elder Panthers. The game is set for 8:00 PM at Galbreath Field. by Sean Tunning

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NEXT GAME: Elder at Galbreath Stadium October 5, 1990 8:00 PM

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Statistics

Game CINCINNATI MOELLER - 28 ST. XAVIER - 2 SEPTEMBER 28. 1990 FIRST DOWNS: Passing Rushing Penalty NUMBER OF PASSES ATT. Completed Yards Gained . TD Passes Passes Intercepted Yards Returned NUMBER RUSHING Yards Gained Yards lost Nets Yards TOTAL NO. OFF. PLAYS TOTAL OFFENSE NUMBER OF PUNTS Yardage Average Blocked PUNTS RETURNED Yards Run Back NUMBER KICKOFFS Yardage Average KICKOFFS RETURNED Yards Run Back FUMBLES Fumbles Lost PENALTIES Yards Lost BEST OFFENSIVE BEST OFFENSIVE BEST DEFENSIVE BEST DEFENSIVE BEST DEFENSIVE ZAFERES AWARD SAVAGE AWARD

WE 15

THEY 11

7 7 1

7 4

18 10 127 0 1 1

19 9

108 0 1 0 41

222

105 53 52

233

11 349

160

6 222

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4 18 6

0 0 0 1 57

309 51.5 57.0 1 5 100 15 0 2 0 5

1 3

LINEMAN BACK LINEMAN BACK LINEBACKER -

P. Barry

c. Co 11 ins M. Mazuk c. Woycke D. Angelo

Florimonte

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SEASON RECORD: Won 5. Lost 1

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P,age 4

FG 0 0

SCORING C. Collins T. Knecht

TD 24 0

ExPt 0 4

PASSING N.Dougherty J.Raussen

PA 16 2

PC 9 1

YG 117 10

PASSES CAUGHT S. Langenkamp P.Hopewell J.McCullough J.Moore T.Naumann K.Davis

NO 3 2 2 1 1 1

YG 40 27 14 23 13 10

TD 0 0 0 0 0 0

PASS INTERCEPT. C. Ryals

NO 1

YG 0

TD 0

RUSHING C. Collins N.Dougherty L. Black ley J.Raussen

TCB 17 7 3 1

PUNTING T.Knecht D.Marinich Team (Block)

NO 1 1 1

YDS 47 18 0

AVG 47.0 28.0 0

LG 47 28 0

PUNT RETURNS C.Woycke J.Brown

NO 3 1

YDS 6 12

AVG 2.0 12.0

LG 4 12

KICKOFFS T. Knecht

NO 6

YDS 309

AVG 51.5

KICKOFF RETURNS C. Collins

NO 1

YDS 15

AVG 15.0

TD 0 0

LG NYG AVG 191 11.2 71 4.0 10 28 3.0 4 9 -6.0 -6 -6

DEFENSIVE GRADE POINTS Player Pts Player M.Ma~uk 35 B.Kenny D.Angelo 20 E.Young J.Kilcoyne 15 S.Flynn J.Knecht 13 S.Ostholthoff J.Hess 12 K.Schlotman 11 J, Florimonte T. Costello D.Buckley 9 T.Houston D.Krimmer 9 C.Woycke C.Ryals 9 K.Vankerckhove B.Pflanz 7 S.Lucke D.Stephens 6 L.Mills E.Bryant 5 J.Reeves

!NT 1 0

TD 4 0 0 0

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Pts 5 5 4 4 4 3 2 2 2 1 1 1

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CRUSADER OPPONENTS

FRESHMEN FOOTBALL

aiJELLER 5-1 28 ST. XAVIER 2 NEXT - ELDER 3-3 FRIDAY, 8:00 PM, HOME

The Freshmen under Coach Bob Kolkmeyer brought their record to 4-0 with their third shutout, a 27-0 victory over St. Xavier. The offense was led by Wolfgang Scholtz with 2 TDs, and Derrick O'Connor and Brian Balsley, one TD apiece. Joe Huff with 3 QB sacks and Tony Fratianne led the defensive effort. The entire team can be proud of an outstanding aouting.

SYCAMORE 1-5 20 FAIRFIELD 31 NEXT - LIMA 2-4 liT.

CARMEL 5-0

GORDON TECH NEXT - WEBER TROTWOOD MADISON 1-5 13 BOONE COUNTY 62 NEXT - GREENVILLE MASSILLON 4-2 7 NORDONIA 0 NEXT - INDIANAPOLIS NORTH DAYTON DUNBAR 4-2 18 COLUMBUS DESALES 17 NEXT - CHA .MINADE JULIENNE ST. XAVIER 4-2 2 WELLER 28 NEXT - ROGER BACON -----

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-------------ELDER 3-3 3 LASALLE 28 NEXT - UOELLER 5-1

LASALLE 5-1 28 ELDER 3 NEXT - PURCELL MARIAN

5-1

ROGER BACON 0-6 14 PURCELL-MARIAN 21 NEXT - ST. XAVIER 4-2 PRI~CETON

5-1 48 HAMILTON NEXT - LAKOTA

13 6-0

Jason Florimonte Junior continued

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Moeller running back Carlos Collins races past St. Xavier's Eric Oliver (281 and into the Bombers' secondary. Collins scored four touchdowns as the Crusaders won, 28-2. continued

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THE WEEK IN SPORTS CROSS COUNTRY - Congratulations on an outstanding 1st place showing at the Anderson Invitational. The Junior Varsity and Varsity squads dominated their races by crushing their opponents with outstanding performances. The following finishes were recorded: Seniors Mike Brewer (1st) and Matt Holland C2nd), Sophomores Ben Callahan C8th) and Rob Trap (11th), and Junior Dave Moggenberg (14). Outstanding JV finishes were also recorded: Juniors Ryan Lutz (1st) and Chris Sophie C2nd ), Frosh John Foltz C3rd), Sophomores Jon Sonderman C4th) and Brian Giles (12th). GOLF - The Varsity team finished 3rd in the Troy Invitational after a controversial decision cost them from finishing 2nd. Tom Yost finished in a tie for third with a fine 79. Mike 0 'Bri~Âˇn shot an 82 while Mike Stark, Mike Cassidy and Scott Rahl also played well. They lost a close and wellplayed match to Milford 159-162. Milford is the defending State Champions and ranked No. 1 in the City. Captain Mike 0 'Brie~n and Sophomore Mike Stark each shot 39 to lead the Crusaders. Tom Yost added a 40 while Adam Fannon, Brian Beimesche and Mike Cassity also contributed to the effort. The Crusaders are now 8-6. They defeated Roger Bacon 168-185 to finish the regular season with a 9-6 coverall record and a 6-4 GCL mark. Mike 0 'Brien shot a 41 while Seniors Adam Fannon and Pete Uehlin shot 42s. Scott Rahle, Brian Beimesche and Mike Stark also helped in the Victory.

JV Golf lost to St. X 172 to 155. Medalist for Moeller was Andy Dunlap with a 39. Dan Sheedy had a strong round with 43. They finished 4th in the Butler County Tourney two strokes out of second place. Medalist for Moe was Andy Dunlap with a 79. Strong rounds were also turned in by Dan Sheedy and Matt Meldon. SOCCER - The Varsity Team lost to Elder 2-1. The goal was scored by Scott Brenner. The Reserves tied Elder 0-0 and the Freshmen lost to St. Xavier 1-0. On Tuesday, Soccer Team tied Roger Bacon 1-1. The goal was socred by Joe Goodall in the final seconds of the game. The reserves lost 3-0. On Saturday night, the Varsity lost to Elder 2-1. The goal was scored by Gren Brenner. Then on Thursday, the Varsity won big 4-0 over Dayton Fairmont. Two goals were scored by John Santoro and Greg Brenner and Joe Goodall had one. The Reserves won 3-0.

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FOOTBALL

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Friday. October 5, 1990, the Moeller Varsity Football Team remained undefeated in GCL play by defeating the Elder Panthers 20-17 in the closing seconds of regulation. Moeller scored first when Carlos Collins (32 car.-221 yds.) rushed for a two-yard touchdown early in the first quarter. Elder then sacked quarterback Neil Dougherty, scooped the fumble and raced 61 yards for a touchdown. Dougherty was injured on the play and junior quarterback Jeff Raussen finished the game for the Crusaders. Carlos Collins scored again before the end of the first half to give Moeller the 14-7 halftime edge. Neither team scored in the third quarter. Then Elder tied the game at the beginning of the 4th quarter on a 3-yard touchdown pass. Moeller marched down the field on their drive and Terry Knecht booted a 29-yard field goal. Moeller now had the lead 17-14 with under 5 minutes of play. Elder then took the ball down the field. A 4th-down pass, tipped by three Moeller defenders, was caught by an Elder receiver, keeping the drive alive. Elder was forced to settle for a 37-yard fieldgoal a fieldgoal which banked off the right upright and over the crossbar.

ELDER

With less than a minute left, the Crusaders started with the ball inside their own 25-yard line. From their own 45, Moeller's Collins caught a short pass and raced down the Elder sidelines to the 11-yardline. With 6 ticks lefts on the clock, Terry Knecht booted his second field goal of the night, a 28 yarder, which gave the Crusaders their 6th win in seven games. Moeller's defense forced 4 interceptions, 2 by Chris Ryals and one each by Chris Woycke and Jason Knecht. Moeller's next game is at LaSalle on Friday, October 12th. by Sean Tunning

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A CREATIVE WRITING This piece was included in the 1990 Squire, the literary publication of the Moeller English Department. It was written by Blake Schmidt '92 at the time of his daily encounters with the All-State Linebacker Jeff Crable of the Class of 1990. JEFF CRABLE My toughest opponent Strong and wise Hides behind the line With relentless eyes. Searching for his assignment He'll stop at nothing to get. At the snap of the ball he is off Flying right at me, A treat I'm sure to get. I'm supposed to stop him? Yeah, right!!

Blake Schmidt Junior

FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Frosh Football smashed Elder 20-3. The Elder Panther football team was soundly thumped in the Pit on October 2nd. Elder's opening drive stalled after being 1st and goal over the 5-yardline, settling for a field goal. That was the extent of the Elder Panther offense, as Moeller's Defense shut them down the rest of the way. Offensively; Mike Green threw two TD passes to Brian Balsly and Dave Lapham. Brian Balsly scored another. The Freshmen record is now 5-0. continued on page 3

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Statistics

CINCINNATI MOELLER - 20 ELDER - 17 OCTOBER 5. 1990 21

THEY 11

2 18 1

8 2 1

33 16 163

FIRST DOWNS: Passing Rushing Penalty NUMBER OF PASSES ATT. Completed Yards Gained TD Passes Passes Intercepted Yards Returned NUMBER RUSHING Yards Gained Yards lost Nets Yards TOTAL NO. OFF. PLAYS TOTAL OFFENSE NUMBER OF PUNTS Yardage Average Blocked PUNTS RETURNED Yards Run Back NUMBER KICKOFFS Yardage Average KICKOFFS RETURNED Yards Run Back FUMBLES Fumbles Lost PENALTIES Yards Lost BEST BEST BEST BEST

OFFENSIVE OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE DEFENSIVE

3 65 0 0 0

1 4

317

73 2

298

49 363 234 4 4 120 152 30.0 38.0 66

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261 199 52.2 49.8 4 4 103 3 3

4 50

LINEMAN BACK LINEMAN BACK

BEST DEFENSIVE LINEBACKER -

1 1 3

S. Langenkamp C. Collins

c. Ryals c. Woycke

D. Angelo Kneckt J. Kilcoyne T. Knecht J,

ZAFERES AWARD SAVAGE AWARD SEASON RECORD: Won 6. Lost 1

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T. Knecht

TD 12 0

ExPt 0 2

FG 0 6

PASSING J.Raussen N.Dougherty

PA 5 7

PC 3 0

YG 65 0

PASSES CAUGHT c. Collins S. Langenl<amp T.Nauman

NO 1 1 1

YG 44 17 4

TD 0 0 0

PASS INTERCEPT. C. Ryals J. Knecht C.Woycke

NO 2 1 1

YG 9 5 3

TD 0 0 0

RUSHING

L.Blackley N.Dougherty J.Reardon J.Raussen

TCB 32 15 4 1 2

NYG 211 69 15 3 0

AVG 6.6 4.3 3.8

PUNTING T. Knecht

NO 4

PUNT RETURNS J.Brown

SCORING

c. Coli ins

TD 0 0

INT 0 0

LG 28 16 10 3 0

YDS 120

AVG 30.0

LG 33

NO 4

YDS 25

AVG 6.2

LG 9

KICKOFFS T.Knecht

NO 5

YDS 261

AVG 52.2

KICKOFF RETURNS c. Collins J.Brown

NO 3

YDS 78 25

AVG 26.0 25.0

c. Coil ins

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DEFENSIVE GRADE POINTS Player Pts Player C.Woycke 20 S.Ostholthoff c.Ryals 18 D.Buckley J.Kilcoyne 14 J.Hess J.Knecht 14 B.Kenny D.Angelo 12 D.Krimmer B.Pflanz 8 K.Schlotman M.Mazuk 7 K.Vankerckhove S.Flynn 6

2 0 0 0 0

Cihlra§ Woycn,e

LG 41 25

Pts 2 1 1 1 1 1 1

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Reserves Review The Reserve Crusaders pulled out another come-from-behind win over St. Xavier. Nothing went right for the Crusader offense in the first half. The only bright spot for the reserves was the blocked punt by Paul Blomer for a safety. The offense moved the ball some but most of the drives broke down. It didn't look good for Moeller going into the half losing 13-2. In the second half, the team looked 100S different as the offense took the opening drive and scored. The defense held tough and gave us the ball right back. At the beginning of the 4th quarter, the Crusaders scored again and that was all we needed. The defense held tough again causing a fumble that was recovered by Chris Lape. The offense then ran out the clock winning their sixth game in a row. Outstanding performances on the offense were Mike Bell who had big fourth down receptions from Dan Feichter. Chris Kent also had a big reception while the offensive line gave good protection in the second half. The defense was led by Chad Nahrup, Solomon Chinn, Mark Abel, Tony Ancona, Mike Horan, Paul Blomer and J. P. Harmeyer. They proved to be the real winners as they didn't allow St. X. to get a 1st down in the second half. by J. B. Lind

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RESERVE FOOTBALL We finally dug a hol too deep to climb out of. Even though the Crusaders didn't stop fighting until the gun sounded, they lost 14-0. It seemed the offense couldn't get in sync and Elder came up with the big play at the right time. Though the score was 14-0, the game was much closer. In the 1st quarter, Denny Marinich returned a punt 65 yards to give the offense great field position. The Moeller "0" fell apart due to a sack and penalties. This wouldn't be the 1st time the Crusaders were penalized as the yellow flags hit the ground all day long. The offense was led by Brad Hronek and Mike Bell who had nice catches from passes by Dan Feichtner. The running game was led by Kelly Davis who had nice runs. The defense was led by Mark Able, J. P. Harmeyer, Tony Ancona and Mike Horan. by J. B. Lind CROSS COUNTRY On September 29th, the Moeller Cross Country finished 3rd at the St. Xavier Invitational. Outstanding performances were turned in by Freshmen John Flotz who finished 1st in the Frosh race. Junior Doug Kohls who finished 1st in the J. v. race and Senior Mike Brewer who finished 3rd in the Varsity race. SOCCER

NEXT GAME: LaSalle at LaSalle Stadium October 12, 1990 8:00 PM Jeff Raussen Junior

On September 29th, the Varsity Soccer Team beat PurcellMarian 4-0. Two goals were scored by John Santoro. Gregg Brenner and Tyler Rotte both had one. Then on October 2nd, they lost a touch match to St. Xavier 3-1 and the Reserves also lost 21 to their JVs........ .. On October 1st, the Freshmen beat undefeated St. Xavier 1-0.

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SEARCHING FOR A RECORD We have been attempting to refine the school football record profile in the specific area of "consecutive points after touchdown". This statistic becomes of interest as our current senior kicker, Terry Knecht (pronounced K-necht) has, as of this writing, 33 consecutive PAT's. So, may we hear from you regarding your knowledge of the longest consecutive stretch for We've your favorite former Crusader Kicker. listed the most likely challengers to help 'jog, your memory. Senior TP PATs FG LG Season Hal Pisciotta 6-13 39 1985 118 100-105 4-14 1976 Ken Nabor 98 86-93 41 1989 Adam Hyzdu 70-81 7-16 38 91 7-9 50-55 41 1982 Rob Heintzman 71 5-18 1974 69 54-63 33 Tim Moorman 6-12 49 1980 Tony Melink 66 43-55 3-7 47 58 49-52 1983 Chris Melink 37 1977 Harry Oliver 57 51-56 2-6 Wayne Morrison 51 42-48 3-8 49 1978

CRUSADER OPPONENTS II:>ELLER

6-1 20 ELDER 17 NEXT - LASALLE 6-1 FRIDAY, 8:00PM, AT LASALLE SYCAMORE 1-6 16 LIMA 36 NEXT - PRINCETON

6-1

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TROTWOOD MADISON 2-5

19 GREENVILLE 13 NEXT - TROY MASSILLON 20

5-2

INDIANAPOLIS NORTH 13 NEXT - YOUNGSTOWN EAST

GOLF The Varsity Golf Team finished 16th out of 28 teams in the Princeton Fall Classic on September 29th. The Crusaders were led by Adam Fannon's solid 81. On October 1st, they finished 3rd in the GCL Championship. Tom Yost led the Crusaders with a fine 82. Congratulations to Mike O'Brien who was named 1st team All-GCL. Scott Rahl and Tom Yost were named to the 2nd team; On October 3rd, They concluded their season with a strong showing in the Sectionals. The . team, finishing 4th, shot a 318Â· - the lowest Moeller score in 6 years. Senior Mike O'Brien led the Crusaders with a 77. . Sophomore Mike Cassity shot a 79 while Adam Fannon and Tom Yost each added 81's. Mike O'Brien and Mike Cassity each qualified to play in the Districts.

DAYTON DUNBAR 5-2

48 CHAMINADE JULIENNE 0 NEXT - DAYTON PATTERSON 6-1 ST. XAVIER 4-3 18 ROGER BACON 19 NEXT - COLUMBUS BEECHCROFT

7-0

ELDER 3-4 17 UOELLER 20 NEXT - ROGER BACON 1-6

LASALLE 6-1 PURCELL-MARIAN NEXT - UOELLER

7 O.T. 6-1

ROGER BACON 1-6 19 ST. XAVIER 18 NEXT - ELDER 3-4 PRINCETON 6-1 21 LAKOTA 7 NEXT - SYCAMORE 1-6

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MOELLER CHEERLEADERS The Moeller Cheerleaders attended the National Cheerleaders Association Summer Camp at the University of Kentucky in July. Over 400 cheerleaders from the Midwest attended this camp, where they were taught cheerleader techniques and dance routines. They also discussed ideas for spirit raisers. Each night the girls performed a cheer on which they were judged on technique, style and enthusiasm. Ribbons were a warded on the basis of their performance, with the blue ribbon being superior, red-excellent, and white-good. The Freshmen received 4 blue ribbons, theReserves-I red and 3 blue, and the Varsity-4 blue ribbons. Because of their outstanding efforts, both the Varsity and Reserve squads were named as Finalists to compete for

the Award of Excellence. To have 2 squads in this prestigious competition is a testament to the strength of Moeller Cheerleading. The Spirit Stick is another award which is given out at camp. It is given by the camp instructors to the squads which show the most enthusiasm and spirit, while also demonstrating friendliness, leadership and exemplary behavior. All three Moeller squads consistently received the Spirit Stick, the only school to be so honored. In addition to the above a wards, the girls received the "Spirit A ward", the most prestigious award given at camp. Each squad in attendance voted for the award, which is based on cheerleading technique, unity, friendliness, cooperation, leadership, and sportsmanship. The Moeller squad was overwhelmingly chosen for this award.

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October 16, 1990

FOOTBALL

ONE MORE for GCL title I The Moeller Varsity Football Team defeated the LaSalle Lancers 21-0 in a pivotal GCL game Friday, October 12, 1990 at Lancer Stadium. The Crusaders are now 7-1 overall while the Lancers drop to 6-2. The win clinched at least a tie for the GCL Championship. The defense came up with a great goalline stand in the first quarter. On fourth and goal inside the three yardline, Chris Ryals came up with a touchdownsaving tackle keeping the game tied at 0-0. The momentum then swayed in the direction of the Crusaders. Carlos Collins carried the ball into the endzone from two yards out capping a 16 play, over aminute drive. Terry Knecht kicked the extra point and Moeller led at halftime, 7-0. In the third quarter, LaMont Mills scored on a 2-yard run which again capped another long time-comsuming drive. Quarterback Neil Dougherty added the insurance touchdown in the fourth quarter on a 6-yard touchdown run.

The Moeller offense amassed nearly 250 yards of total offense in the muddy turf while the defense held the Lancers to 71 total yards. LaSalle didn't complete a pass - all 71 were gained on the ground. Next week, Friday, October 19th, the Crusaders will travel to Roger Bacon to complete their schedule against GCL opponents. A win for Moeller against the Spartans will earn the GCL championship with an undefeated 4-0 record in the league. Game time has been scheduled for 8:00 PM. by Sean Tunning

NEXT GAME:

Roger Bacon at Roger Bacon Stadium October 19, 1990 8:00 PM

The Harbin System Playoffs

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After 8 weeks: 1st Moeller 104 pts 2nd Oxford Talawanda 102.5 pts. 3rd Princeton 102 pts 4th Dayton Wayne 94 pts. 5th Middletown 78.50 pts. 6th Lakota 70 pts. After 9 weeks, l i top five all win: 1st Princeton 129 pts. 2nd Oxford Talawanda 126 pts. 3rd Moeller 121.5 pts. 4th Dayton Wayne 109 pts. 5th Middletown 107.50 pts. Talawanda faces a •tough' opponent in Miamisburg and could possibly be upset. If they are, their total would drop to 109 points also. Middletown goes against Lakota. A1though they wi 11 be favored, it would not be a major upset for Lakota to win. If that occurs, the Middies are out completely as they would finish Week 9 with only 84. 5 points. A Lakota victory would at best give them a total of 99 points and a 'possible' shot at the playoffs, especially if Talawanda should lose.

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After 10 weeks: Princeton is in - win or lose! With a win over Moe, probably 166.5 or more. With a loss to Moe, probably 140.5 pts. Oxford Talawanda is in win or lose! If they win Week 9 with a win over Fenwick, 142 pts. Moeller is in win or lose! With a win over Vikes, 163.5 pts or more. With a loss to Vikes, 136 pts. Dayton Wayne, with a win over Fairmount, 124 pts. Middletown, assuming a win in Week 9, with a win over ST. X, 136.5 pts max, with a loss to St. X, 118 pts. Lakota, assuming a win in Week 9, with a win over Wilmington, 125 pts. Dark Kors~ - Dayton Meadowdale is not figured in any of computation.

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Statistics

Game CINCINNATI MOELLER - 21 LASALLE - 0 OCTOBER 12, 1990 FIRST DOWNS: Passing Rushing Penalty NUMBER OF PASSES ATT. Completed Yards Gained TD Passes Passes Intercepted Yards Returned NUMBER RUSHING Yards Gained Yards lost Nets Yards TOTAL NO. OFF. PLAYS TOTAL OFFENSE NUMBER OF PUNTS Yardage Average Blocked PUNTS RETURNED Yards Run Back NUMBER KICKOFFS Yardage Average KICKOFFS RETURNED Yards Run Back FUMBLES Fumbles Lost PENALTIES Yards Lost

WE 13

THEY 4 1 2 1 7 2

10 2 3 3 36 0 0 0

28 0 0 0

46 209

201

237 2 85

69 G

192 42.5 32.0 0 0 0 1

0 3

11 4

200 50.0 1 11 1 1 8 61

40 40.0 4 76 2 0 3

BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN BEST OFFENSIVE BACK BEST DEFENSIVE LINEMAN

J. L. N. D. M.

BEST DEFENSIVE BACK BEST DEFENSIVE LINEBACKER ZAFERES AWARD SAVAGE AWARD

J. T. D. B.

Jivoin Blackley Dougherty Krimmer Mazuk Flynn Knecht Knecht Krimmer Pflanz

SEASON RECORD: Won 7, Lost 1

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SCORING

ExPt

Coil ins N. Dougherty L. Mills T. Knecht

6 6 6 0

0 0 0 3

0 0 0 0

PASSING N. Dougherty

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PASSES CAUGHT

Naumann D. Williams

1 1 1

17 13 6

0 0 0

PASS INTERCEPT. None

RUSHING Co 11 ins L. Mills N. Dougherty R. Jackson L. Blackley

TCB

NYG

AVG

31 7 5 1 2

163 26

4.5 3.7

36 6

1.8

2 1

2.0 0.5

2 1

1 1 1 0 0

PUNTING N. Dougherty T. Knecht

YDS

AVG

40.0 45.0

40 45

1Lontrmn<2

40 45

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YDS

AVG

KICKOFFS T. Knecht

YDS

AVG

200

50.0

KICKOFF RETURNS Ryals

YDS

AVG

11.0

c. Collins T.

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11 3 -3

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DEFENSIVE GRADE POINTS Player Pts Player J.Knecht 12 S.Ostholthoff D. Angelo 10 C.Ryals J. Kilcoyne 10 D.Buckley S.Flynn 8 J. Cameron B.Pflanz 8 J.Hess M.Mazuk 7 K.Schlotman B. Kenny 6 C.Woycke D. Krimmer 6

Pts 4

4 3 1 1 1 1

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. Reserves Review

RESERVE FOOTBALL The Reserve Crusaders got back on track Saturday beating LaSalle 8-6. The Crusaders not only had to battle the Lancers, but had to battle the elements. The offense took the opening drive to LaSalle 10 yardline, but the drive broke down and we were stopped on fourth down. The next drive, the offense took the ball down the field and Dan Fiechtner scored on a 1-yard run. Dan then scored the two point conversion for the only points of the game. Also, we had a spectacular catch by Mike Bell and Brad Hronek. Mike tipped it in the air and Brad came down with it on the 15yardl ine. The defense won the game for Moeller as they stuffed everything but one big play for LaSalle. Mike Horan had two big sacks and Jeff McDonough had a sack to stop the 2-point conversion attempt. The rest of the defensive battle was a total team effort. On special teams, Denny Marinich kicked 4 punts for an average of 34 yards. by J. B. Lind

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FRESHMEN FOOTBALL On Tuesday, October 9th, the Freshmen Football Team stunned LaSalle, 12-0, in a well-played game despite the sloppy conditions. Pat Hamill and Kevin Guber Collected an interception and a fumble recovery, defensively while Shane Guice and Wolfgang Scholz scored touchdowns.

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CROSS COUNTRY Congratulations to the Moeller Cross Country on "crushing" their opponents at both the Varsity and J. V. 1 eve 1 s. Both teams placed first at the Middletown Invitational this past Saturday with outstanding performances being turned in by Seniors Mike Brewer Clst), and Matt Holland C4th), Sophomore Ben Callahan C5th), and Juniors Doug Kohls ClOth) and Dave Moeggenberg C13th). J. v. finishers were Freshman Joh Foltz Clst), Sophomores Michael Jordon C3rd) and Ben Callahan C5th), Rob Trapp C8th) and Brian Giles C16th).

CRUSADER OPPONENTS MOELLER 7-1 21 LASALLE 0 NEXT - ROGER BACON 1-7 FRIDAY, 8:00 PM, AT ROGER BACON SYCAMORE 1-7 0 PRINCETON 42 NEXT - MILFORD liT.

7-0

BRO. RICE NEXT - LOYOLA ACADEMY TROTWOOD MADISON 2-6 6 TROY 14 NEXT - SIDNEY

SOCCER The Varsity Soccer Team beat LaSalle 3-1 on Saturday, October 6th. Goals were scored by Andra Romendini, John Santoro and Doug Guller. Then on October 9th, they beat 5th-ranked Elder. Two goals were scored by Jchn Santor and Doug Guller and Carl Zellhuber had one.

CARMEL

MASSILLON 6-2 45 YOUNGSTOWN EAST 7 NEXT-AKRON ST.VINCENT-ST.MARY 5-3 DAYTON DUNBAR 6-2 35 DAYTON PATTERSON 0 NEXT - DAYTON COL. WHITE

ST. XAVIER 5-3 COLUMBUS BEECHCROFT NEXT - LASALLE 6-2

ELDER 4-4 14 ROGER BACON 0 NEXT - PURCELL-MARIAN 6-2 LASALLE 6-2 0 MOELLER 21 NEXT - ST. XAVIER

5-3

ROGER BACON 1-7 0 ELDER 14 NEXT - MOELLER PRINCETON 7-1 42 SYCAMORE 0 NEXT - LIMA SENIOR 4-4

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Last spring the varsity baseball team was State and City Poll champions, GCL and Coaches Classic Champions along with being nationally ranked by USA TODAY. Their final record was 23-4; the state poll honor was the first in the school's history. The varsity squad was not the only team to enjoy a championship year. The junior varsity won their third straight league title (8-2) and finished 15-4. The freshmen nine recorded a 14-1 season which was the best winning percentage on that level in the school's history. Lost through graduation were 12 seniors, including five starters and three pitchers. Three of the starter: David Bell, 38, Brad Hindersman, catcher, and Adam Hyzdu, CF, were three year starters. Bell ( Cleveland, 7th round) and

Hyzdu (San Francisco, 1st round and 15th pick over all ) were drafted and signed by the major leagues. Hindersman accepted a basebaE scholarship to the University of Kentucky. Also graduating were two year starters Todd Ille, LF, first baseman Jerry Storm and pitcher Jeff Helle, who was 8-1 on the year. Twenty three year head coach Mike Cameron and long time assistant Paul Smith (18 years) will build the 1991 team around eleven returning seniors. Two were starters, shortstop Scan Flynn, .276, 21 hits and outfidder Derrick Davis, .257, 21 hits. Pitchers returning are first team all league selection Todd Burwinkel, 8-0, Neil Dougherty, 1-0, Joe McCullough, 1-1 and Pat Schafer, 0-0. Other returning players include catchers Jim Coleman, .400 and Ryan Porter, .161; infielders Doug Schnci-

der, .100 and Steve Larkin. Bart McMannon, .400 is a returning outfield. McCullough and Schafer are also outfielders. Coach Cameron is very fortunate to "'lave very capable assistants. Besides Paul Smith, this spring Bill Brewer (4 years) and Chuck Wene (2 years) will head up the freshmen program while Barry Borman (7 years) and Bob Paola (2 years) will handle the junior varsity program. It is th,..ough the efforts and dedication of the assistant coaches that allows Moeller to have the baseball program they do. The players and coaches hope you will come out often to see them play, both on the road and at their bcautifllll home field which is at the Blue Ash Sports Center.

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October 22,1990

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Friday, October 19, 1990, the Moeller Varsity Football Team defeated the Roger Bacon Spartans 24-3. The Crusaders improved their overall record to 8-1 (4-0 GCL) while the Spartans dropped to 1-8 Cl-3 GCL). The victory clinched the Greater Cincinnati League Championship. Carlos Collins scored the first touchdown for Moeller in the first quarter on a six-yard run. The Crusaders scored twice more in the second quarter to widen their lead to 17-0 at halftime. Joe McCullough caught a six-yard touchdown pass from Neil Dougherty and Terry Knecht booted a 39-yard field goal. Roger Bacon kicked a 23-yard field goal in the third quarter to narrow the lead to 17-3. The Crusaders controlled the ball from then on out and added another touchdown in the fourth quarter. Neil Dougherty again hooked up with Joe McCullough for a 21-yard touchdown. The win not only clinched the GCL title for the Crusaders, but also a playoff berth. Next week, the final week of the regular season, Moeller is matched up against Princeton. The game is scheduled to be played at Galbreath Field. Sports Channel America will nationally televise the game as its "High School Game of the Week." The Moeller-Princeton contest has been dubbed as one of the country's most-heated football rivalries. by Sean Tunning

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FRESHMEN FOOTBALL The Frosh Fighting Crusaders destroyed Roger Bacon yesterday by the score of 28-0. The defense, led by Andy Shafer smashed Bacon to bits, allowing only three 1st downs on the afternoon. Tony Fratianne and Ron Atkins both intercepted passes for the Crusaders. Fratianne has 3 interceptions on the year. Brian Balsly scored 2 TDs with Dave Lapham and Scott Parrott each adding a score. Whitey Huston was a perfect 4-4 on extra points. The Frosh record now stands at 6-0, claiming the GCL crown with an e 5-0 record.

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Game

Statistics

CINCINNATI MOELLER - 24 ROGER BACON - 3 OCTOBER 19, 1990 WE

THEY

4 2

1 16 8

10 4

107

2 1 0 30

1 -3 37

195

32 52 47 132

195 46 302

1 38 38.0 0 2 0 5 2

225 19 45.0 9.9 0 5 0 4 2 4

55 1 1 1

LINEMAN BACK LINEMAN BACK LINEBACKER -

T. Fitz J, McCullough D. Buckley c. Ryals B. Pflanz T. Knecht

SEASON RECORD: Won 8, Lost 1 NEXT GAME: Princeton at Galbreath Field October 26, 1990 8:00PM continued

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SCORING McCullough c. Co 11 ins T. Knecht

ExPt

12 6 0

0 0 3

PASSING N. Dougherty

INT

107

PASSES CAUGHT McCullough T. Naumann p, Hopewell J. Brown J. Moore

3 2 1

46 17 14 9 21

2 0 0 0 0,

PASS INTERCEPT.

c. Ryals

1 1

-3

RUSHING c. Coli ins N. Dougherty L. Blackley L. Mills

TCB

NYG

AVG

20 4

4.9 17.0 4.4 7.0

98 68 22 7

44 8 7

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PUNTING r. Knecht

YDS

AVG

38.0

PUNT RETURNS None

YDS

AVG

KICKOFFS r. Knecht E. Bryant

YDS

AVG

4 1

176 49

44.0 49.0

KICKOFF RETURNS None

YDS

AVG

DEFENSIVE GRADE POINTS Player Pts Player D. Buckley 25 S.Flynn C. Ryals 24 J.Cameron D. Krimmer 15 C.Woycke B.Pflanz 15 K.Vankerckhove J.Hess 12 B.Kenny D. Stephens 12 K.Ostholthoff D. Angelo 8 J.Brown J. Kilcoyne 7 L.Mills N.Mazul< 7 K.Schlotman J. Knecht 6

Pts 5 4

3 2 2 2

1 1 1

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Reserves Review RESERVE FOOTBALL The Moeller Reserves won the GCL Championship Saturday by beating Roger Bacon. 34-6. The game was dominated by Moeller from start to finish. The offense was led by Dan Fiechtner who had two touchdown passes. The aerial attack proved lethal for the Crusaders as Mike Bell caught two touchdowns and Brad Hronek added another touchdown reception. The running game was led by Tom Zinkan and Gannon Millman who each had touchdowns. Kelly Davis, Nate Mercer and Chad Seigert had nice runs also. The defense was led by John Huwel and Rob Hudson who had interceptions, and Bryan Dryer, who had a fumble recovery. The Crusader defense held tough, not letting Roger Bacon score until the second half. On special teams, Sam Mason's onside kick was recovered by Ken Pflanz and the PAT team had two 2-point conversions for the Crusaders. by J, B. Lind

CRUSADER OPPONENTS MOELLER 8-1 24 ROGER BACON 3 NEXT - PRINCETON 8-1 FRIDAY, 8:00 PM, HOME SYCAMORE 1-8 12 MILFORD 13 NEXT - ROGER BACON 1-8 MT. CARMEL 8-0 LOYOLA ACADEMY NEXT - OAK PARK FENWICK TROTWOOD MADISON 2-7 6 SIDNEY 17 NEXT - WEST CARROLLTON MASSILLON 7-2 24 AKRON ST.VINCENT-ST.MARY 9 NEXT - CANTON MCKINLEY 4-4 DAYTON DUNBAR 7-2 57 DAYTON COL. WHITE 6 NEXT - DAYTON MEADOWDALE ST. XAVIER 6-3

42 LASALLE 27 NEXT - MIDDLETOWN 8-1

CROSS COUNTRY Congratulations on a fine performance at the GCL Championships on October 13th. Moeller Varsity placed 4th at the Rapid Run Park State Preview.

ELDER 5-4 24 PURCELL-MARIAN 14 NEXT - OAK HILLS 5-4 LASALLE 6-3

27 ST. XAVIER 42 NEXT - WESTERN HILLS 7-2 ROGER BACON 1-8 3 IÂ«JELLER 24 NEXT - SYCAMORE 1-8

GOLF Congratulations to Senior Mike O'Brien and sophomore Mike Cassity for their strong showing in the District Golf Tournament. Both shot fine 80's in adverse weather to finish in a tie for 10th out of 72 golfers.

PRINCETON 8-1 LIMA SENIOR 9, 2 O.T. NEXT - YDELLER 8-1

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After Week 9 and projections through Week 10: 1. Princeton - 129 points 2. Moeller 119 points 3. Huber Heights Wayne 111.5 points 4. Oxford Talawanda 109.5 points 5. Middletown 108. 142 points Following the games of Week #10: 1-2-3-4 spots read on through the team by team projections.

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Princeton ~hould win over Moeller: plus as many as 20 additional points.

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= 132

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Their other defeated QPponents Centerville Oak Hills-Elder Milford-Glen Este Fairfield-Mt. Healthy Lakota-Wilmington Sycamore-Roger Bacon

Points 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 2.5 2.5

Projection Win Toss-up Win Toss-up Win Win

If all six of these teams win, the Vikings could finish with 149 points maximum, even with a lOth game loss. If Moeller should win over Princeton: 119 + 27 = 146 points, plus as many as 21 additional points. If Moeller should lose to Princeton: 119 points plus either 2.5 or 3.0 from the Sycamore-Roger Bacon winner - 121.5 or 122 points. Their other defeated opponents Trotwood Madison-West Carrollton Massillon-Canton McKinley Dunbar-Meadowdale St. Xavier-Middletown LaSalle-Western Hills Elder-Oak Hills

Points 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0

Projection Toss-up Win Win Loss Loss Toss-up

If all six of these teams win, the Crusaders could finish 139.5 points even with a 10th game loss.

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lf Middletown should win over St. Xavier: 108. 1 + 20.5 = 128.6 pSi"nts -pTus as many aS22. 5 additional points.

);__( ~_i_Qgl_~_!_own should lose to St. Xavier: 108.1 points plus 3. 0 from Hamilton-Lima winner only if Lima wins. Their ptber 9efeated opponents C ~_v eD_a_!_ld -~ L Joe E_?_ tl:_Il!Q_!,.;l n t - Way n e ~<ti_r_ _f i_e ld-Mt. Heal thy fJÂˇin~~ton-Moeller

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Points 2. 5 3.0

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Projection Loss Toss-up

If Oxf_Q_rd Ta_lawanda should win over Fenwick: points plus as many as 10 additional points.

109.5 + 5. 5

Oxford Jalawanda should lose to Fenwick: 109.5 points 5. 0 from Edgewood-Monroe, Franklin-Dayton Carroll winners.

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Points Projection 3. 0 Win 2. 5 Loss 1. 5 Loss 3. 0 CMia)

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115. 0 pts. 109. 5 pts.

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155 128

pts. pts.

167 140. 5

pts. pts.

135. 5 115. 5

pts. pts.

126. 0 120. 5

pts. pts.

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------------------------------------------------------------------------Moeller High School Football Newsletter 9001 Montgomery R.oad Cincinnati, Ohio 45~42 Moeller

October 29, 1990

FOOTBALL .

1990

CITTY

CMAMJ?JIONS

The Cincinnati Enquirer/Dick Swaim

Moeller's Lamont Hills (26) breaks through for a short gain in the first quarter Friday against Princeton.

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Friday, October 26, 1990, the Moeller Varsity Football Team defeated the Princeton Vikings 28-0 at Galbreath Field. This victory clinched the City Championship and improved Moeller's overall record to 9-1. Princeton dominated the football game in the first half and the Vikings nearly scored twice. The first threat saw Princeton drive down field to the eight-yard line. However, a great defensive stand stopped the Vikings on four straight downs. Moeller obtained possession but soon was forced to punt out of their own endzone. Princeton, having great field position, bought the ball down deeper into Crusader territory. Two field goal attempts in the closing seconds of the second quarter proved to be unsuccessful, the first falling short of the crossbar, the second attempt, set up by a Moeller penalty, was wide to the left. At halftime, Princeton led the statisic battle with more first downs and more total yards. Yet the score was still tied 0-0. Carlos Collins scored Moeller's first touchdown early in the third quarter on a 29-yard romp, breaking tackles along the way. Princeton's ensuing drive proved fatal for the Vikings. Driving all the way down to the one yard line, the ball fumbled and pounced on by defensive linemen Dan Krimmer and Mark Mazuk. The Moeller offense then mounted a 99-yard drive capped by a 17-yard touchdown pass to Steve Langenkamp from Neil Dougherty.

NEXT GAME: November 3rd OHSAA REGIONAL$ SEMI-FINALS Middletown at Lakota High School Stadium, 7:00PM

Collins scored Moeller's third touchdown of the night on a 28-yard run in the fourth quarter. Jason Brown caught a 16-yard TD pass which ended the scoring. Moeller will play their first playoff game Saturday night, November 3rd against Middletown at Lakota High School Field at 7:00 PM. by Sean Tunning continued on page 3

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Statistics

Game CINCINNATI MOELLER - 28 PRINCETON - 0 OCTOBER 26. 1990 FIRST DOWNS: Passing Rushing Penalty NUMBER OF PASSES ATT. Completed Yards Gained TO Passes Passes Intercepted Yards Returned NUMBER RUSHING Yards Gained Yards lost Nets Yards TOTAL NO. OFF. PLAYS TOTAL OFFENSE NUMBER OF PUNTS Yardage Average Blocked PUNTS RETURNED Yards Run Back NUMBER KICKOFFS Yardage Average KICKOFFS RETURNED Yards Run Back FUMBLES Fumbles Lost PENALTIES Yards Lost

THEY

16 5 11 0 14 8 136 2 0 0 40 218 14 204 54 340 4 134 33.5 0 2 18 5 252 50.4 1 32 0 0 5 29

14 3 10 1 16 5 121 0 3 38 41 183 5 178 57 299 4 128 32.0 0 0 0 1 56 56.0 4 86

BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN BEST OFFENSIVE BACK BEST DEFENSIVE LINEMAN BEST DEFENSIVE BACK BEST DEFENSIVE LINEBACKER ZAFERES AWARD SAVAGE AWARD

l RB Carlos coD

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1 4 42

S. Langenkamp

c. Coli ins o. Krimmer M. Mazul< c. Ryals

D. Angelo T. Knecht J. Kilcoyne c. Woycke

SEASON RECORD: Won 9. Lost 1

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DEFENSIVE GRADE POINTS Pts Player ?layer 19 B.Pflanz M.Mazuk 17 S.Flynn D. Angelo 14 J.Hess [1. Krimmer 12 S.Lucke J. Kilcoyne 11 T.Costello :.Woycke 10 K.Schlotman C. Ryals 10 L.Mills .J. Knecht 6 K.Ostholthoff D. Buckley 6 K.Vankerckhove B. Kenny

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RESERVE FOOTBALL The Reserve Crusaders beat Princeton Saturday 16-0 to end the year with a 9-1 record. The Crusaders proved to be strong as the defense was the difference. The Crusader Defense recorded a ZIP and forced 3 turnovers. They were led by Mark Abel who had an interception and a nice return for a 65-yard touchdown. Mike Horan, Tony Ancona, Willie Rodriquez, J. P. Harmeyer and Denny Marinich shut down the option and forced Princeton out of their game plan. On offense, the Crusaders had a couple nice drives led by Brad Hronek, Mike Bell, and Jim Kennedy's receptions from Dan Fiechtner. The ground game was led by Gannon Nillman and Kelly Davis running through the holes made by Mike Stofko, Kevin Wiwi, Mike Bowman, Robert Brady, Matt Redding and Dave Wirth. Chad Siegert scored the only Moeller offensive touchdown. by J. B. Lind

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DT -----_____ l_ . Mark Mazuk Dan

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CRUSADER OPPONENTS t.K>ELLER 9-1

28 PRINCETON 0 NEXT - MIDDLETOWN 8-2 SATURDAY, 7 PM SYCAMORE 2-8 ROGER BACON

1-7 0

vr. CARMEL

9-0

OAK. PARK. FENWICK.

2-8 40 7-2

MASSILLON 7-3 CANTON UCK INLEY

DAYTON DUNBAR 8-2 DAYTON UEADOWDALE

ELDER 6-4 OAK HILLS

8-1 13 7-0

ST. XAVIER 7-3 14 MIDDLETOWN

7 6-2 13

LASALLE 7-3 WESTERN HILLS

7-1 14 0-9

ROGER BACON 1-9

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PRINCETON 8-2 lotJELLER 28

7 8-1

55-31 64S opponents (excluding their defeats Moeller and each other> won 64S of their games.

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Ondnrlall PrinCeton (8-2) vs. Huber HIS. Wayne (9-1) at Dayton Welcome Stadium Clndnnafl Moder 19-1) vs. Mldlittown (8-2) at West Chester Tluldertlird Staclum. DIVISION If All games 7:l0 P.lll.llrtdiY Beloit West Branch (I~) vs. IJnlantown Lake (6-3) at Massllon Jackson Robert Fife Staclum. Sfeubenvile (9-1) vs. Rayland Buckeye (9-1) at Stelbenvile Harding Stadium. Fostoria (7·3) vs. Vermilion (7·3) at Manstleld Arlin Field. Whitehouse Anthony Wayne (7·3) vs. Maple Hei9f!IS (6-4) at Sandusky Strobel Field. CokJmbus Desales (8-2) vs. The Plains Athens (7·3) at Lancaster F~on Field. ( • )~ S:~2l vs. CokJmbus Briggs St. Marys Memorial ( 1~1 vs. Cincinnati Northwest (7·3) at Dayton Welcome Stadilm. Dayton Dln>ar (8-2) vs. Goshen (I~) at Mld<lefown Bamltz Stadium. DIVISION ttl All garrMS 7 p.m. Saturday Youngstown Mooney (9·1) vs. Youngstown UrsuNne (6-4) at C8l1llbel John Knapic Field. Mentor Lake Calhoic 11~) vs. Wicklfle (8-2) at Easflake North Carter Sfadilrn. Orrville (9-1) vs. Richfield Revere (1~) at North Canton Memorial Stadium. Rossford (9·1) vs. Wilard 11~) at Belevue High

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School Aftvefic Association foolban tournament. DIVISION I All games 7 p.m. Saturday Cleveland St.lgnafius (10~) vs. Youngstown Aus· tintown-F~ch (8-2) at Berea George FiMie Stadium. Warren Harding (I~) vs. Youngstown Boardman (9·1) at Bo Rein Memorial Stadium. Massllon Jad<soo (9·1) vs. Massillon Washington (7-3) at Canton Fawcett Stadium Sandusky (I~) VI. Toledo Sf. John's (8-1) at Fremont Harmon Stadium. CokJmbus Brookhaven (9·1) vs. Mansfield Madson (9-1 J at Hillard High School ~ove Oty (1~) VI. Piqua (9·1) at~ HI{;!

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Newark lick.ing Valley (9-1)

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(9·11 of Newark White Foeld Portpnouth West (1~1 vs. Ironton (8·21 at Portsmouth Spartan Municipal Stadium. Springfield Norfheas tern ( 1~) vs. St. Paris Gr• ham (8·2) at Troy Memorial Stadilm. Hammon Badin 18·21 vs. Cincinnati Academy of Physical Education {9·1) at Cincinnati Finneytown Stadium. DIVISION IV All games 7:30 p.m. Frldly C8l1llbel Memorial ( 1~) vs. Usbon Anderson (9-1) at Boardman Spartan Stadium. ._ GMe$ Mlb Hawken (1~) VL Warren Kemedy . (8-2) at Mogadore Field Kenneth Ulhr Stadium. Loudonvile (1~) VL Smllhvile (9-1) at ~ tleld Madison Ram Field. , · Lenin Clearvlew (I~) vs. Elyr\ll Catholic (7--3) at Elyria Ely Sfadlum. · Coli Grove Dawsoo-Bryant (9-1) vs. ~

burg&'"!:~~:;)T~s~~~~~~Zanesvlit'' SUsberger Memorial Stadium. . ·c. Venalles 19-1) vs. Lafayette Alen Easl IIU) ilt''. Ce4lna Stadium. • West Jeffersoo 18·2) vs. Brook vile (9-1). et Sprlngfleid Evans Stadium. DIVISION V All games 7:30 Friday unltss olhtrwlse noted Fremont St. Joseph (I~) vs. Mogadore (8-2) 11 Castala Margaretta Stadium. SarO!sky St. Mary's 18-2) at Klr1land (9-1) al Lorain Spartan Stadium. , Archbold (I~) at Defiance Ayersvle (I~) ·at Defiance Fred J. Braun Stadium. Minster (9-1) vs. Fostoria Sf. Wendein (9-1) at Lima Stadium. Fran« lin Furnace Green ( 1~) vs. Caidwel (I~) at Athens Ruffer Field 7 pm. Saturday. Sugar Grove Berne Union (9-1) vs. Newark Cafhoic (7-3) at Groveporf·Madlsoo Hi9f1 School. Cincinnati Mariemont (9-1) VL Cllldmafi Country Day ( 1~) at Lockland Roettger Memorial Stadium. St. Henry ( 1~ VI. Lewisburg TrKounty North (9-1) at Piqua Werlz Stadium.

Final Harbin ratings The final weef<ly footbal c~er ratings as released by the Ohio High School Athletic J.ssocialion by division and region. with bi-level points (top tour In each region quality tor OHSAA postseason tournament): DIVISION I Region 1: 1, Cleveland St. Ignatius 172.5555. 2, Warren Harding 178.9999. 3, Youngstown Boardman 147.7776. 4, Youngstown Austintown Fitch 133.3888. 5, Kent Roosevell 132.4999. 6, East Cleveland Shaw 131.5000. 7, Berea 130.8888. 8, Painesville Riverside 114.5000. 9, Middleburg His. Midpark 112.5000. 10, Mentor 98.5555. Region 2: 1, Massillon Jackson 162.3333. 2, Sandusky 149.5000. 3, Massillon Washington 132.5555. 4, Toledo St. John's 115.1230.5, Canton GlenOal<. 112.8888. 6, stow 110.2m. 7, Canton McKinley 95.5430. 8, Elyria 94.6250. 9, Toledo Whitmer 94.3333. 10, Fremont Ross 91.0SSS. Region 3: 1. Grove City 159.0000. 2, Worthington 146.0000. 3, Columbus Brookhaven 140.5000. 4, Mans· field Madison 138.9444. 5, Piqua 136.5000. 6, Cllillicolhe 124.0000. 7, Lancaster 101.5000.8, Mansfield 100.4444.9, Westerville South 96.0000. 10, Springfield North 93.5000. Rtglon 4: 1, Cincinnati Moeler 160.5000. 2, Cincinnati Princeton 146.0000. 3, Huber Hts. Wayne 129.0000. 4, Middletown 125.0555. 5, Cincinnati St. Xavier 125.0000. 6, Oxford Tolawonda 124.5000. 7, Centerville 121.5000. 8, Oncinnati Elder 119.5000. 9, Miamisburg 103.0000. 10, Dayton Meadowdale 102.5000. DIVISION II Region 5: 1, Beloit West Branch 104.0000. 2, Steooenvile 101.0000. 3, Uniontown Lake 93.8055. 4, Rayland Buckeye 88.0000. 5, Geneva 85.0000. 6, Mantua Crestwood 80.5000. 7, Greensburg Green n.oooo. 8, Chardon 74.0000. 9 (tiel. North Canton Hoover, Salem 72.5000. Region 6: 1, Whltehou\e Anthony Wayne 82.3331. 2, Fostoria 79.5555. 3, Vermilion 78.5000. 4, Maple His. 73.0000. 5, Solon 71.5000. 6, Toledo Macomber·Whlfney 61.5430. 7, HoiiMd Springfield 57.1~ 8, Toledo DeVIlbiss 55.8021. 9, Oregon Cay 55.mL 10. Amherst Steele 55.0000. Region 7: 1, CokJmbus DeSales 120.1m. 2, Ciliumbin Beechcrolf 185.4444. 3, Columbus Briggs 930000. 4, The Plains Athens 92.8333. 5, Jad<soo 92.0000. 6, Ports· mouth 79.5000. 7, New Phil~ 79.0000. 8, warsaw River View 7a.oooo. 9, Gallpols Gallla 74.5000. 10, Pataskala Watkins Memorial 72.0000. Rtgion a: 1, St. Marys Memorial 137.5000. 2, Dayton Dln>ar 129.0000. 3, Goshen 118. 4, OnciMofl Northwest 112.0000. 5, Cincinnati Turpin 100.0000. 6, New Richmond a7.8888. 7, Franl<in M.5000. a, Wapakoneta 81.0000. 9, Oncimafi Purcell Marian 71.5000. 10 (tie), Lima Bath, Bellefontaine, Dayton Carrol68.0000. DIVISION Jtl Region t: 1, Youngstown Mooney 140.1665. 2, Mentor Lake Catholic 111.8332. 3, Wic:kilfe 100.0000. 4, Youngstown UtWiine 98.3333. 5 (tie), Brool..tield, St. Clalrsvile 86.5000. 7, Canton Central CathOlic 74.5000. 8, Dover 72.0000. 9, Canfield 68.0000. 10, Leavittsburg LaBrae 62.5000. Region 10: 1, Orrville 130.0000. 2. Rossford 122.0000. 3, Wllard 115.0000. 4, Richfield Revere

114.0000. 5, Twinsburg Chamberlin 111.0000. 6 (tie), Rocky River, Avon Lake 107.5000. 8, Akron Hoban 107.3887. 9, Oak Harbor 88.0000. 10, Milbury Lake 79.0000. Region II: 1, Portsmouth West 101.0000. 2, New· ark Licking Valley 97.0000. 3, New Lexinglon 96.0000. 4, Ironton 94.1666. 5 (tie), Bucyrus, Bloom-Carrol83.0000. 7, Thornville Sheridan 7a.OOOO. a, Amanda-Ciearcreel< 76.0000. 9, Belville Clear Fork 71.5000. 10, Columbu\ Hamilton Twp. 70.5000. Region 12: 1, Springfield Northeastern 106.5000. 2, Hamilton Badin 102.5000. 3, Oncinnafi Academy ot Physical Education n.oooo. 4, St. Paris Graham 72.5000. 5 (tiel. Kettering Mer, London 70.5000. 7, Eaton 69.5000. 8, Urbana 65.3750. 9, Trenton Edgewood 65.0000. 10, Kenton 62.5000. DIVISION IV Region U: 1, Carr¢ell Memorial 129.8888. 2, Gates Mils Hawken 83.9456. 3, Warren Kennedy 75.5000. 4, Lisbon Andersoo 67.4444. 5 (tiel, Steubenvile Calhoic Central, Perry 65.5000. 7, Akron Manchester 63.5000. 8, Mineral Ridge 56.0000. 9, Cadiz 53.6666. 10, Beachwood 47.5555. Region 14: 1, Loudonville 95.5000. 2, Lorain Clear· view 86.5000. 3, Elyria Calhoic 73.0000. 4, Smithvile 61.0000. 5, Huron 60.0000. 6, Oberln 59.0000. 7, Colins Western Reserve 58.6110. 8 {fie), Rlffmal\ TontogMy Olsego 54.5000. 10, SUiivan Black River 53.1666. Region 15: 1, Coal Grove Daw~yanl109.4999. 2, Crooksville 94.5000. 3, Wheelersburg 81.1333. 4, Heath 79.0000. 5, Bainbridge Paint Veley n.oooo. 6, Cardill9ton-t.incoin 76.0000. 7, Piketon 47.0000. 8, Belpre 46.0000. 9, SUmmit Station Licking His. 45.5000. 10, Oak Hil 38.6666. Region 16: 1, Versoiles 91.0000. 2. West Jefferson 80.5000. 3, Brookvile 77.5000. 4, Lafayette Alen East 72.5000. 5, Belbrook 69.5000. 6, Columbus Academy 67.5000. 7, COlumbus Hartley 62.5000. 8, Marion Elgin 56.5000. 9, Reading 50.5000. 10, Wlliarnsburg 45.5554. DIVISION V Region 17: 1, Fremont Sl. Joseph 87.5000. 2, Sandusky St. Mary's 7a.oooo. 3, Klr1land 65.5000. 4, Mooadore 53.0000. 5, McDonald ..C.5000. 6, Lorain Catholic 43.1~ 7, Gibsonburg 41.5000. a, Tiffin Calvert 36.0000. 9, D~on 35.5000. 10, Fairport Harbor Harding 34.0000. Region II: 1. Archbold 92.0000. 2, Minster 68.5000. 3, Defiance Ayers vile 60.0000. 4, Fostoria St. Wendein 52.0000. 5, McComb 44.0000. 6, Bluffton 36.0000. 7, Antwerp 35.5000. 8 (fie), Cory-Rawsoo, Arcadia, Dola Hardin Northern 35.0000. Region 19: 1, Frankin Furnace Green 67.8055. 2, Sugar Grove Berne Union 62.5000. 3, Newark Catholic 61.5000. 4, Caldwel 59.5000. 5, WoodSfield 57.1250. 6, DanvHie 52.5000. 7, SIJ9arcreel< Garaway 47.5000. a, Cheshire Kyger Creel< 45.3332. 9, Shadyside 41.0555. 10, Howard East Knox 41.0000. Region 20: 1, Cincinnati Mariemont 78.5000. 2, St. Henry 70.0000. 3, Oncinnatl Country Day 66.6110. 4, Lewisburg Tri-County North 57.5000. 5, Soulh Charles· ton Southeastern 55.0000. 6, Haml~on New Miami S37m. 7, Ansonia 45.0000. a, Springfield Catholic Central 44.0000. 9, Bradford 38.0000. 10, Columbus Grandview HIS. 37.0000.

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IF a II ---Best EVJERS CROSS COUNTRY REGIONAL QUALIFIER

FALL - BEST "EVERS" Soccer - Sectional Finalist The 1990 Moeller Varsity Soccer Squad became the first team in the history of this sport to reach the Sectional finals. Although the No. 3-seeded team going in, the team battled it's way into the finals with victories over Lemon-Monroe 4-0 and a 3-0 triumph at Fairfield. In the championship game against the number seeded Lakota Thunderbirds, the Crusaders fell behind 1-0 in the first five minutes of play. They battled the 'Birds' evenly until with about 8 minutes remaining in the game, the officials ruled that a 'blocked' goal had actually broken the plane of the goal. The final 2-0 outcome was a bitter loss for all, but of course, it was especially tough for the outstanding group of Seniors. The final tally of 12-6-3 brings the three-year record of Coach Randy Hurley and his staff of Steve Mourer, Bob Brunner and Bill de le Vega to a solid 32-18-

The school is very proud and appreciative of the efforts of everyone connected with the program.

This squad served to round out what might be the best ever fall sports season in the history of the school. Coming off a regular season invitational schedule of eight they major meets in which finished no lower than 3rd place in seven of the eight, the team finished 8th in the final city poll. They were determined to prove this vote to be a bit inaccurate and they ran a beautiful District Meet race to capture 4th place and with it a berth in the Regionals. In accomplishing this objective, they became the first Moeller squad to ever do so. Although the Regional outing was not a good one, Coach Tim Erdmann and his dedicated staff of Forrest Brandt and Rick Gemereth saw yet another plateau reached. There will be losses due to graduation as there must be in the persons of Senior CoCaptains Mike Brewer Cone of our best ever over his entire career) and Matt Holland. Our sincere thanks and congratulations to everyone!

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SAturday, November 3, 1990, ···P.tore a standing room only crowd -.~ L;:~kota High School, the v~. te• l i er Varsity Football Team was ··H"t.eF!ted by the Middletown '"'tndies in the first round of the •.hi•:-• High School Athletic .-\:.-;~nc- i at ion State Championship ·;>urn;:unent. The 21-17 loss ended Mo~iJer's season with a 9-2 •ver.q i l record. Middletown opened the ·c;, ·,.~ring wj th a 74 yard touchdown t1a::::s. F.:arly the Middies led the <·r,l!:lRders 7-0. Moeller batt led nacK .qnd scored late in the spcond quarter. Carlos Collins scored from 4 yards out to even tne score at 7-7. The second half kickoff was re-+: urned 90 yards by Moeller's \_:hrj s Woycke. The momentum seemerl to turn in the favor of the Crusarlers. However, on the next drive. the Middies drove the iength of the field and tied the game 14-14 on a 3-yard run. In the fourth quarter, placekicker Terry Knecht booted a .31-yard field goal to give the Crusaders a 17-14 lead. Middletown scored on a 25-yard touchdown midway through the fourth quarter. The Crusaders fell short on two threatening drives in the closing minutes of the final quarter. A fumble at the Middie 4-yard line halted a drive and the second one was stopped by the scoreboard clock as Moeller ran out oi time. Middletown, which improved their record to 9-2, wi 11 face the Princeton Vikings next Saturday night. by Sean Tunning

The Moeller Bookstore will be having their Christmas Sales from December 10 through December 21. with everything being 25% off. On Tuesdays, December 11th and 18th. and Thursdays, December 13th and 20th. the Bookstore will be open in the evenings from 6 PM til

8 PM.

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Statistics

Game OHSAA REGIONAL SEMI-FINAL CINCINNATI MOELLER - 17 MIDDLETOWN - 21 NOVEMBER 3, 1990 FIRST DOWNS: Passing Rushing Penalty NUMBER OF PASSES ATT. Completed Yards Gained TD Passes Passes Intercepted Yards Returned NUMBER RUSHING Yards Gained Yards lost Nets Yards TOTAL NO. OFF. PLAYS TOTAL OFFENSE NUMBER OF PUNTS Yardage Average Blocked PUNTS RETURNED Yards Run Back NUMBER KICKOFFS Yardage Average KICKOFFS RETURNED Yards Run Back FUMBLES Fumbles Lost PENALTIES Yards Lost

WE 17 7

THEY 10 2

2 25 10 124

1 15 7 150

0 1

1 0

25 35 169 25 144 60 268

0 29 139 17 122 44 272

I RB

167 192 33.4 32.0 0 0 1

4 4 205 187 51.0 46.8 4

135 2 1 8 62

132 1 1 7 75

BEST OFFENSIVE LINEMAN BEST OFFENSIVE BACK BEST DEFENSIVE LINEMAN BEST DEFENSIVE BACK BEST DEFENSIVE LINEBACKER ZAFERES AWARD SAVAGE AWARD

J. Jivoin Collins D. Buckley M. Mazuk c. Woycke B. Pflanz c. Woycke

SEASON RECORD: Won 9, Lost 2

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SCORING

ExPt

T. Knecht

6 6 0

0 0 2

0 0 3

PASSING N. Dougherty

INT

124

PASSES CAUGHT J. McCullough s. Langenkamp P. Hopewell c. Collins

6 2 1 1

62 29 30 3

0 0 0 0

PASS INTERCEPT. None

RUSHING

TCB

NYG

AVG

149

5.5 0.2 -1.5

L. Mills N. Dougherty

27 4 4

1 0 0

PUNTING T. Knecht

YDS

AVG

167

33.4

PUNT RETURNS None

YDS

AVG

KICKOFFS T. Knecht

YDS

AVG

205

51.0

KICKOFF RETURNS

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2 1 1

113 11 11

56.5 11.0 11.0

95 11 11

c. Co 11 ins c. Woycke

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DEFENSIVE GRADE POINTS Pts Player Player 19 S.Flynn M.Mazuk 19 D.Krimmer C.Woycke 11 D.Stephens B.Pflanz 10 B.Kenny D. Buckley 10 C.Hess J. Knecht D. Angelo 8 K.Schlotman J. Kilcoyne 8 K.Vankerchove C. Ryals 7

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ALUMNI

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Four former Moeller graduates were once again playing football on the same field recently. But this time, two were on each side of the ball at the Boston College vs Penn State game at Alumni Field in Boston. All four Moeller grads turned in stellar performances. On the B.C. side of the ball was fifth-year senior cocaptain Ray Hilvert. Ray is a wide receiver and a 1986 graduate of Moeller. Brian Williams also a fifth-year senior plays defensive/corner back for B.C. and also graduated from Moeller in '86. On the Nittany Lion side of the ball are two 1988 graduates of Moeller. Greg Huntington is a red-shirt sophomore and an outstanding offensive guard for Penn State. Bill Spoor is also a red-shirt sophomore and a wide receiver and extra point, field goal holder for the Nittany Lions. In addition to all four see1ng a lot of action during the game, it afforded them an opportunity to meet and renew old acquaiantances after the game. (Actually only 3 of the 4 as Hilvert received a concussion and was being treated.) submitted by Adele Iwanusa

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The Moeller Fighting Crusaders Hockey Team has started yet another Hockey season on a positive note. Behind the coaching of veterans John Basalyga, Rob Lubanski and Pete Buscani, this year's hockey team has the potential to be one of the most talented and determined teams in the making. The Moeller leers go up against a strong schedule this year but feel very confident that the outcome will be in their favor. The defense will be headed this year by Seniors Eric Miller, the previous most valuable defenseman, and Mike Godar. While the offense will be headed by Seniors Dave Raymer, the previous top scorer, Randy Homoelle and Rob Empie. With the teams' ten-game home schedule, it is expected that there will be excellent turn out and extreme excitement this year at Northland Ice Center. Moeller's first home game is on November 17 against the Columbus Capitals.

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WINTER SPORTS BEGIN ..... BASKETBALL The 1990-91 Varsity, Reserve and Freshmen Basketball Teams began practice on Monday. October 29th. On the Freshmen level, first-year (Moeller) coaches Terry Jenkins and Dave Bidwell, MHS '83, greeted approximately 45 candidates. Under the alert eyes of these two coaches, plus those of the Reserve and Varsity Staff, the number is slowing being reduced to a 16-18 member squad. First opinions of these rookies indicates excellent size and above average team speed. The Moeller Sophomores will be the charges of Bill Brewer, who is hoping to carry the winning spirit of this group up to the Reserve level. The challenge will be greater than ever as it is possible that one or two Sophs might be seeing considerable Varsity time. At the present time, Coach Carl Kremer and Mike Cregan are working with 12 Varsity candidates as they await a group of 4-5 BKBaller's to complete their Football season. This figures to be a very young Varsity Squad which will have slightly above-average size, good shooting and average speed. All the candidates are certainly giving their best and if their current intensity can be translated into team play, it will be a fine season on all levels. A special-added dimension to the staff for the 1990-91 season will be the presence of Coach Dave Hammer who will be assisting the program at virtually every level. Dave has most recently been a vital cog in the Woodward Bulldog's success. We welcome Dave back to Moeller High School.

SWIMMING AND DIVING It is difficult to believe that Co-Coaches Lynn Marggrander and Anne Schoenberger will be in their fifth season as the Moeller swimming mentors. Jon Borman, MHS '88, will be in year three of his duties as our diving coach. One of the primary goals of this trio will be to get our number of participants back up to our norma 1 25+ or greater. Early indications give high hopes of this becoming a reality. The 90-91 team will be led by State Qualifier Senior John Matanguihan and Junior Jason Glorius. John has been a twotime qualifier in swimming, while Jason has qualified in diving in both of his first two years. For the first time in about six years, the team will be training at Sycamore High School during the evenings.

WRESTLING The proof that organization, hardwork and dedication can foster a 'solid, winning program' can be found in the Moeller Wrestling Team. Head Coach Jeff Gaier has impressed everyone that he has come in contact with. He is a dedicated, caring and extremely knowledgeable coach. Although the program may still lack numbers in the Reserve and Freshmen weight classes, the Varsity squad should be solid and very competitive. State Qualifier Scott Ostholthoff will be returning for his junior year at 189 pounds and last year's freshmen sensation, Ron Zinkan, will be back to bolster the lower weight classes. There will be veteran performers returning in approximately nine weights.

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