Moeller High School 1984-85 Hockey Articles

Varsity Team Members Front Row - Corky Schroeck, Kevin Shepherd, Andy Kaczmar-

owski, David Mosley, 2nd Row- Bob Elsbrock, Brian Olinger, Jim Kaczmarowski, Pat Vonderhaar, John Gruber, Tom Erbeck, Coach Tim Johns

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SUBURBAN LIFE- Thursday, February 13, 1986-13

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By Michael Rhein Staff Reporter The Moeller High School ice ·hockey team "has come a long way."

The program reached full circle to a co-championship with Centerville in the Southern Ohio High School Hockey League (in its first season) when the Crusaders defeated Ottawa Hills (Toledo), 5·4, last Friday and tied the Columbus Capitals, 6-6, lint Sunday.

Center John Stethem (two goals), Rich Homoelle (two games), right wing Greg Douc!ltte (one goal), defenseman Jeff Young (four assists). Bob Driver (one assist), Bob Davis (one assist), and left wing Matt Johnson (one assist) provided the offense for Moeller in· the victory over Ottawa.

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play Kissinger "We've won some hockey games, but I think there's room for improvement. The team has been a little down because of sickness." He lost

with the Columbus Icemen (Indiana) and on Feb. 16 will play against Toledo Whitmer in the first round of the state hockey playoffs in Findlay, Ohio (4 p.m.).

Shown Ia the co-champion Moeller High School hockey team: (left to rlgbt)•front row, Matt Watzek, Tony Crawford, Matt Wark, aut. coach Greg Johannes, bead coach Ron Kiaainger, aasiatant coach Don Kloalnger, Greg Doucette, Greg Morrison, and Mark Zanni.

Back row, mgr. Jim Barrona, Bob Davia, Ted Reed, Rob Morriaon, Todd- G.,..ro, Gene Gluacic, Mike Butler, captains Matt Jobnaon, John St.ethem and Jeff Young, Rami Williama, Troy Govig, Jamie Sadler, Rich Homoelle, and Bob Driver.

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By Rick Harmon Po51 s1a1t reporler

Four years ago, people Lhought It was runny when Moeller High School established an Ice hockey Learn. AfLer all, It professional teams couldn't make It In Cincinnati, why should a high school team succeed' That was four years ago. Now people associated with the school don't think It's so runny.

SLudents attend games regularly and even the athletic department at the school recognizes the team as a true varsity sport.

And Lhey should. The team Is currently 17-2 and has a good shoL aL being seeded when the st.aLe LOurnament draw Is held Feb. 5. And being seeded would be something, since the team has never won a LOurnament In three previous appearances.

When Moeller tlrst put a varsity Learn on :he Ice !our years ago. lt recelve•J no money !rom t~e school and basically wasn't even recognized as a schoolsponsored sport. But all that has changed now.

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"A lot or people were tired up "They originally approached about that game," said senior me about the Job but my son, detenseman Jett Young, one or Curt, was a senior at Anderson tlve seniors on this year's team. and I was coaching him. I didn't "The students are really getting feel I wanted to give up that Involved." relationship with him," KissinAfter a 14-5-1 record last ger said. "After he graduated, I year, Interest started to grow. quit coaching. I had decided to But with the loss or seven se- give It up unless the Moeller job niors, this year's edition was a was offered." question mark. But coach Ron If the Crusaders have one· problem, It's getting Ice Lime.

Kissinger knew.

"I really thought we would do They practice only on Tuesdays well," said Kissinger, who Is a and Thursdays from 8 to 10 p.m. city or Cincinnati policeman. "I And If a reserve. game Is being felt anything could happen. Our played, the Lime Is even less.

"If we could have Ice time evseniors are as strong as any In this area. We lost seven seniors ery day, we would be 100 percent better," Young said. "Four hours from last year's team, but we picked up a whole reserve team a week doesn't help us."

But the avallabllty of the and some smart freshmen." and the cost, which Is $100 Leading the Crusaders offen- arink hour, doesn't· allow Moeller sively Is senior John Stetham. that luxury. But they should still pose a definite challenge In the tournament.

"I've told them It we have tlve guys on the lee and don't take stupid penalties, we'll play with anybody," Kissinger said.

"Centervllle Is the team to beat John Stethem, Jeff Young and Matt Johnson In our division. It I get the opportunity to draw them, I just (left to right) are three reasons ~,ahy Moeller might. We're looking to build up toward that game."

Kissinger Is realistic enough to know a state championship Is probably just a pipe dream. Dut ~·au have to statt somewhere.

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Both teams maintained records of 7-1 having lost only to each other.

Moeller clinched its position with a win on Sunday over Upper Arlington at St. Johns Arena (Ohio State University) with a 7-4 victory. Goals were scored by: seniors and co-captains John Stethem, 4 goals, 1· assist; Jeff Young, 2 goals', 3 assists.

Freshman Tony Crawford came through with the exciting seventh goal, assisted by Matt Johnson.

Rob Morrison and Greg Doucette I also contributed with one assist I each. · Moeller is slated for eight games . before state tournament. Three of ' these games will be on home ice at Northland Ice Genter on the following dates:

Northland Ice Center, 4 p.m.

The regular season wraps up with an away trip to Indianapolis when the team plays Lawrence High School and Columbus (Ind.) High School on Feb. 15-16. The following week the state tournament begins.

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• Feb. 2 Toledo Central Catholic High School, Northland Icc Center, 4 p.m. .

• Feb. 9 - Columbus Capitols,

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Moeller ho.ckey r-eport Moeller beat Ottawa Hills of Toledo on Friday with a score of 54. Goals were scored by John~ Stethem,2, Rich Homoelle, 2, Greg Doucette, 1, with assists by Jeff Young, 4, and one each by Bob Driver, Bob Davis and Matt Johnson.

On Sunday they gave up a twopoint lead late in the third period to tie the Columbus Capitols 6-6.

Goals were scored by John Stethem, 2, Greg Doucette, 2, Jeff Young, 1, Mike Butler, I. Assists were turned in by Young, Geers, Wark, Butler, Douedte, Stdhem and Davis.

This was the final home game for the Crusaders before playing Columbus. Ind .. on Feb. 14 at

·Columbus, and their first game in the state playoffs on Feb. 16 against Toledo Whitmir. The game will be played in Findlay at 4 p.m.

The varsity spniors, five of them the first to complete four years of varsity hockey nt Moeller, began the game by paying tribute to their parents with a presentation on the ice as well as a tribute to t.hP.ir loyal supporters throughout tfie season. They were captain~ Matt .Johnson, ,John St('tlwm and .Jeff Young, Bob llavis and Matt Watzt'k. along with Hich

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Moeller Hockey Team Co-Champs in League The Moeller High School varsity hockey team wrapped up league play as co-champions of the new Southern Ohio Varsity High School League, sharing the honor with Centerville High School. Both teams had records of 7-1, and each lost only to the other.

Moeller clinched its position with a win Sunday over Upper Arlington in St. Johns Arena at Ohio State University by a score of 7-4. Goals were scored by senior co-captains John Stethem (4 goals, 1 assist) and Jeff Young (2 goals, 3 assists) .

Freshman Tony Crawford came through with the exciting seventh goal, assisted by Matt Johnson. Rob

Morrison and Greg Doucette also contributed one assist each.

Moeller has eight more hockey games before state tournament action. Three of these will be on home ice at Northland Ice Center in Evendale on the following dates: Jan. 25 against East Toledo at 6 p.m., Feb. 2 against Toledo Central Catholic at 4 p.m., and Feb. 9 against Columbus Capitols at 4 p.m.

The team will wrap up its regular season with a trip to Indianapolis, Ind., to play Lawrence High School and Columbus, Ind., to play Columbus High School Feb. 15-16. The following week the state tournament will begin.

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Dec. 7: The hockey team defeated Talawanda, 10-:.3.

Dec. 8: The hockey team defeated Kettering, 5-1. Moeller is 3-0 in league play; ·, . .

Dec. 8: The freshn)cn wrestling team lost to Roger Bacon, 51-18.

Pins for Moeller were by Jason Griffiths, Andrew Kreiger and a . -win by Gary Weber. ' Dec. 12: The freshmen independent basketb.all team defeated Centerville, 40-:33. The team's record is now 2-1.

Dec. 13: Moeller's varsity basketball teamopened its season with a 58-50 loss to St. Xavier. The reserves also lost in overtime.

Dec. 14: Varsity hockey defeated Upper Arlington, i5-0.

The JV wrestlers crushed Forest Park, 60-0, for their thirdstraight win. Jamie Wooa, Chris Reichert, Terry Dickey, Mike Blomer, Jeff Retting, Joe Hoekzema, Matt Brauer, ,Jerry Wilking, Nathan Friends and Bob Powell all had wins.

'The varsity wrestling team defeated Fotest Pa:rk, 49-19. Pins

by Mike Mikula, Dave Seeger, Todd Johnson, Mike Hossenlopp,

Terry King and Mark Surnmers.

Dec. 15: Varsity hockey defeated Kettering, 6-1. The rt•servcs lost to Centerville, :3-0. · Dec. ·17: Moeller's_":~arsity basketball team· fell" to PurcellMarian, 75-58. The reserves won, P,J-4!i. .

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1985, SYCAMORE MESSENGER/NEWS

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It's time for hockey again at Moeller. This season the team will be fielding .both varsity and reserve hockey team!! because of the dramatic ·increase in players this school year. }{on Kissinger has returned for his third season as head coach and is joined by' his two assistants - Donn Kissinger and Greg Johannes, also ,returning for. a third season. The new reserve coach, Kurt Kissinger, is a student at the University of Cincinnati and has played hockey until this season when he decided to take the position of reserve coach. . . ·,There <trefive piaY'ers returning this season. They will be the first players to compete four full seasons of varsity hockey at Moeller. They are: Bob Davis, Matt Watzek, John Stethem- assistant captain,Jeff Young- assistant captain, and Matt Johnson- captain . .A new.league has been formed .in Ohio this season, the Southern Ohio Varsity ~ockey League. Each team will play the other four teams on a home-and-home schedule. The league is governed by the Ohio Athletic Association as are other high school sports.

Tea~1s pa~t~cipating in this league are Centerville High School, Kettermg Fairmont, Oxford-Talawanda, Upper Arlington and Moeller.

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Moeller hockey team boasts enrollment increase The Moeller High School hockey program will be fielding both varsity and reserve teams this winter due to the dramatic increase in players.

Ron Kissinger has returned for his third season as head coach and is joined by his two

assistants, Don Kissinger and Greg Johannes, also returning for their third seasons. The new reserve coach, Kurt Kissinger, is a student at the University of Cincinnati and has played hockey up until this season when he decided to coach the reserves.

A new league has been formed There are five players return路 ing this season who" will be the in Ohio this season: the firsl lo complete four full Southern Ohio Varsity Hockey seasons of varsity. hockey at 'League. Each team will play the Moeller. They are Bob Davis, other four teams on a home and Matt Watzek. assistant captain home schedule. The league is John Stethem, assistant captain governed by the Ohio High Jeff Young, and captain Matt School Athletic Association.

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The next varsity home game will be against Athens High School on Nov. 24 (4 p.m.) at the Northland Ice Center.

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The Cincinnati Post,

Monday, November II, 1985

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Ice Hockey SUNDArSRESUI.TS MOELLER t, TALA WANDA 3 ' GOALS: M-Stethen 4. Young 2. Johnson 2.

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ICI! HOCKEY Moelltr 10, Llwrtnct, Ind. 4 Goals: M-John Slelhem I, Jell Young 1, Molt Johnson 1. Records: Moeler :HI; Lawrence 2-1. Goalie: M·Mall Watzek.

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DIVISION I Rtglon1 Oeveland St. Joseph 27, Lakewood Sl. Eelward 12 Rtglon 2 Canton McKinley 21, Stow Wolsh Jesufl 0 Region l Troy 23, Weslervlle North 0 Rtglon 4 Mottl•r 24, Princeton 12 DIVISION II

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Moeller Hockey 3-0 After.a pre-season loss of 8·4 to Trinity Htgh School of Cleveland, Ohio. The "Crusaders Varsity Team, • has bounced back with three strong wins leaving no doubt that they are on the winning track. · Game one against Talawanda was a'~tough fought game with Talawanda scoring quiCkly in the first. period with two goals, but Moelfer returned with resounding force by scoring five quick goals to ·take ~e lead and kept the lead for the balance of the game allowing one .more goal in winning 5-2.

Goals: John Stethem 4; Jeff Young 2- 2 assists, Matt Johnson 2 - 1 .assist, Rich Homoelle 1 goal.

Other assists were contributea by Bob Driver- 3 assists, Ted Reed 1; Troy Govig 2, Greg Doucette 1. and Matt Wark 1.

Game two was flayed at Ohio University agains Athens High School. The Crusaders shut them down completely, .10-0, in a shut

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out for senior goalie, Matt Watzek. Outstanding defense was a key to this victory. Bob Davis.

Remt Williams, Rob Morrison and Jeff Young turned in outstanding perfonnances on defense. Goals scored: John Stethem 2 goals, Matt Johnson 2 goals - 1 assist, Jeff Young 1 goal - 5 assists, Troy Gbvic 1 goal- 1 assist, Bob Driver 1 goal, Bob Davis, 1 · goal, Rich Homoelle 1 goal - 1 assist, Greg Doucette 1 goal - 1 assist.

Game three's win found support by the Moeller High SChool students, Big Brothers Association and the varsttv football team, who also had a big week-end. An unbelievable amount of goals were scored by senior John Stethem, with !l, w1th assists by Jeff Young, 5 and also, 1' goal, Matt Johnson 1 goal, 3 assists, Rich Homelle 3 assits) Bob Driver 1 assist, Tony Crawtord 1 assist.

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Iri game against Oxford-Talawanda, Talawanda scored quickly iD1lie first period with two goals, but Moeller returned with a resounding force by scoring five quick goals to take the lead and kept the lead for the balance of the game allowing Talawanda only one more goal.

The winning goalie was junior Mark Zenni. Four goals were scored . by John Stethem, two by Jeff Young <plus two assists), two by Matt Johnson (one assist>, and one

by Rich Homoelle. Other assists were contributed by Bob Driver (three), Ted Reed, Troy Govig <two>, Greg Doucette, and Matt Wark.

Game two was played at Ohio University against Athens l!!.g!t ~ch.QQl..-!rhis time the Crusaders Sllut them down completely with a shutout for senior goalie Matt Watzek. Bob Davis, Remi Williams, _Rob- Mormon....and.;.:JefflJlYoung -" turned in outstanding performances on defense.

Goals scored: John Stethem 2, Matt Johnson 2, plus an assist, Jeff Young ~ plus five assists, Troy Govig 1 plus an assist, Bob Driver 1, Bob Davis 1, Rich Homoelle 1, plus an assist,\ and Greg Doucette I, plus an assist.

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In the third game, agafnst ~ renee, Iru!., senior John Stethem scored eight goals and Jeff Young had five assists and a goal. Matt Johnson scored a goal and had three assists, Rich Homoelle had three¡ assists, Bob Driver one assist, and Tony Crawford one assist. Goalies were Watzek and Zenni.

Outstanding performances in all three games were turned in by Todd . Geers, Mike Butler, Gene Gluscic, who received a shoulder injury in the game against Lawrence, Jamie Sadler and Greg Morrison.

This season Moeller is fielding both varsity and reserve hockey teams due to the dramatic increase in players this school year.

Ron Kissinger ¡has returned for his third season as head coach and assistants Don Kissinger and Greg Johannes also returned for their third season. The new reserve coach, Kurt Kissinger, is a student at the University of Cincinnati and has played hockey until this Sf.'ason.

Five players returning this season will be the first players to complete four full seasons of varsity hockey at Moeller. They are Bob Davis, Matt Watzek, and assistant captains John Stethem and Jeff Young, and captain Matt Johnson.

A new league has been formed in Ohio this season, the Southern Ohio 'Varsity Hockey League. Each team will play the other four teams on a home and home schedule. The league is governed by the Ohio Athletic Association as are other high school sports.

The teams participating in this league are Centerville High School, Kettering Fairmont, Oxford-Talawanda, Upper Arlington and Moeller.

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Moeller High School's varsity . hockey team continued its wjnning ways with a big victory; over Ce11terville High School. Not only was it the first league game for the Crusaders, but also the first time they have defe~tCenterville.

The score wa 5-4 ith three goals scored by Troy vig and one each

by John Stethem and Jeff Young.

Outstanding defensive performances were turned in by Bob Davis, Rob Morrison, Remi Williams and Rich Homoelle and Jeff Young. Winning goalie was Matt · Watzek, who made 24 saves.

Moeller followed this with to-o victory over Athens at Ohio Uni~ ~ity. Goals were;cored by M. John-

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son (2), J. Stethem (2), J. Young, Troy Govig, Bob Driver, Bob Dayis, Rich Homoelle, and Greg Doucette.

Goalie duties were shared by Zenni, Watzek, and freshman Jason Roth-·

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On Dec.l4 the Crusaders took it to Upper Arlington on home ice, winning 12-0. Goals. were scored by John Stethem (4 plus 2 assists), ~Yell.

Mike Butler (2), Bob Davis (2 plus 1 On Dec. 7 Moeller defeated Talaassist>, Jeff Young (plus 2 assists), Tony Crawford, Rich Homoelle and wanda High School at Miami UniTroy Govig. Assists were contriversity by a score of 12-0 Moeller defeated Kettering Fairbuted by Remi Williams, Jamie mont Dec. 8. Tony Crawford, a Sadler, Matt Johnson, Matt Wark, fresh~an, be~an the s~oring with a ,J)lnd Bob Driver (3). Goalie duties goal m the first period and that ~were shared by Zenni and Watzek. proved to be the only score for \ The team paid a visit to Kettering Moeller for two full periods. But the . Dec. 15 and won, 6-1. Outstanding Crusaders broke it open in the third lti:t defense was turned in by Jeff period with two goals each by Jeff Young, Rob Morrison and Bob Young and John Stethem and one by Davis and exciting team play by Matt Johnson. Winning goalies were Matt Wark and Tony Crawford, Jamie Sadler and Greg Morrison.

Goals were scored by Jeff Young (3), John Stethem (plus 2 assists), Troy Govig, and Greg Doucette.

Assists were credited to R. Morrison, Bob Driver (3), and R. Homoelle. Winnig goalie was Mark Zenni.

Moeller's record to date is 9-0 with .t 5-0 record in the new Southern Ohio Varsity League. The next home game will be played at Northland Ice Center against an outstanding team from Columbus, Ind., at 5:30 p.m. Dec. 22.

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Larkin has taken his 28-point :~.verage and moved to Xavier University, and there seems to be 110 heir apparent to his job.

Vada Murray, a 6-5 forward, :~.veraged 12 points last year and .vill be counted on to pick up most )f the slack. Chris Kuprionis will ;tart at guard after being a partJme starter last year.

Keith Sayles, a 6-6, 210-pound ~enter, played the last two years at 3ycamore and may inherit the Moeller center job this season.

Coach Dave Hammer is optinistic, but feels the main problem s the team's overall inexperience.

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