Moeller High School 1976-77 Athletic Yearbook

Football OFFENSE This year's offense ~ed by All-American quarterback, Tim Koegel, was probably more awesome than ever in Moeller's football history. Although the rushing game was statistically responsible for a greater amount of yardage, the passing game was more impressive.

Koegel's favorite targets for passing yardage were Dave Condeni, Bob Massong, and Steve Puthoff. Massong was also responsible for much of the rushing yardage, along with Steve¡ Givens and junior Charlie Milton.

It was the outstanding protection afforded by the offensive line, though, that gave this squad its effectiveness. Seniors John Budde, Tom Quick, Rob Lockwood, Dan Donnelly, Kevin Yoas, and Jim Brown formed this bulwark.

VARSITY TEAM FRONT ROW: Joe Keyser, Bob Berlier, Bill Wiehe, Mark Schehr, Chip Fry, Tom Quick, Dave Naber, Karl Woods, Dave Bums, Kevin Yoas, Bill Long, Terry Elmlinger, Rick Hubbard, Mike Mendenhall, Keith McClusky, Tom Lockwood, Mark Meyers, George Sontag, Paul Kooiman; SECOND ROW: Coach Stan Glenn, Coach Bill Clark, Brian Barnhorn,Tim Zimmer, Pete Humphrey, Steve Givens, Scott Jones, Dave Brietenbach, Dave Condeni, Jim Brown, Tim Tepe, Bob Massong, Mike Staun, Steve Behm, Mike Haggerty, Steve Cavelier, Dave MacArthur, Joe Jordan, Ron Russell, Jim Schippers, Coach Bill Straub, Aide John McDonald; THffiD ROW: Coach Gerry Faust, Bro. Bob Flaherty, SM, Dan Imbronyev, Paul Sayer, Kevin Grieve, Vince Sylvester, Jim Roelker, Rick Flauding, Ric Nichols, Charles Milton, Brian Bannon, Tim Schira, Harry Oliver, Tony Perrotti, Tony .Davis, Kirby Clark, Tim Kolkmeyer, Terry Brenner, Bob Henderson, Tim Richter, Coach Ted Bacigalupo, Coach Ted Hall; FOURTH ROW: Coach Jeff Liebert, Coach John Parker, Coach Phil Gigliotti, Coach Dave Hammer, Jim Lotz, Dave bums, Keith Broerman, Dave wilking, Ken Naber, John Budde, Bob Crable, Steve Puthoff, Dan Donelly, George Willis, Tim Niehaus, Mark Schweitzer, Tim Koegel, Tom Woebkenberg, Rick Keller, Mike Overbeck, Coach Mike Cameron, Coach Phil Kahne, Coach Tom Hummel; BACK ROW: Coach Dale Frietch, Kevin McCarthy, Bill Wersel, Jim Rovito, John Cianciolo, Russ Huesman, Jim Riesenberg, Steve Klein, Mike Rohlfs, Gary Curry, Tom Schroeder, Steve Jagoditz, Nate Holmes, Coach Jim Higgins.

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Football DEFENSE The Crusader Defense, of the infamous "Crunch Bunch," led by seniors Tim Tepe, Rich Hubbard, Karl Woods, Rick Nichols and Chip Fry, to mention but a few, lived up to their name again this year. They ailowed only forty points throughout the entire season. The season included seven shutouts.

The "Crunch Bunch" proved a stalwart to even the most celebrated offensive attacks in the State. Of the twelve exceptional teams on the Crusader schedule, only one, Middletown, had a score in double digits.

Junior standouts included Billy Long, Tim Schira, Bob Crable, Tim Kolkmeyer, Tony Perotti, Mike Rohlfs and Pete Humphrey.

SPECIALTIES Senior kicker Ken Naber led the Specialty Team making 43 out of 47 points after touchdown. Naber's understudy, junior Harry Oliver, stood in occasionally¡ to prepare for taking Naber's job in 1977. A difficult position to fill. Junior Steve Jagoditz held the ball for the kickers.

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State Semi-Finals Moeller football had become a legend in its own time. Before the season had even started, Joe Namath's National Prep Sports magazine had picked the Crusaders as the Number One Team in the nation. This, of course, could only be speculative, but the Crusaders set out to prove it true. They seemed to crush every team they played with such ease and precision, that fans no longer went to a game to see if the Big Moe would win or lose.

Instead, interest shifted to the margin by which the Crusaders would win a game. Moeller received extensive publicity through feature articles in such publications as THE CINCINNATI POST and CINCINNATI SPORT. But was all this blown out of proportion? Time would tell.

It came time for the State Championsl)ip games. The first game was with Youngstown Mooney Two years ago Mooney had spoiled our chances for a State Champtionship under similar circumstances; would this be a repeat?

Surely many insiders knowing the potential of the powerful Crusader team didn't think so, but for some outsiders hearing the reputation of_ the Mooney team, the possibility prevailed.

The important night game and the outcome was decisive. At half-time the score was listing ' in Moeller's favor 32-0. Mr. Faust decided to give the second string a chance. They went in and finished the job that had been started for them. The final score was 48-D, and once more the Crusaders were on their way to the State Finals~

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The Finals The next week we met Gahanna Lincoln in the championship game.

It was covered on Statewide television, but it seemed as if the entire school was there to see it in person. It was difficult, this time, to harbor any fear of loss. Even though no Ohio AAA team had ever won back-to-hack State titles, the Crusaders' performance a week earlier stood as testimony to their ability.

The game opened with Moeller in possession. A series of running plays were to no avail. The Crusaders were stopped and forced to give up the ball. It was unusual to see them fight so much for yardage. The fans had come to see what appeared to be contention. The Crusaders just weren't playing their best game.

We quickly regained possession and then it happened - a fiftyfour yard touchdown pass to Bob Massong. We were rolling again.

After that Gahanna seemed powerless to stop us. They managed a safety on one of their kickoffs, but received the same treatment on the next play when we kicked off to them. The balance of their five points was a field goal, but it didn't matter. Now, more • surely than ever Moeller was the best in the State. But that was not enough. Not only were we the first AAA team in Ohio to win consecutive State Titles, we were also picked by three major polls as the Best in the Nation.

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Reserve And Freshman Football JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM FRONT ROW: M. Macke, B. Clark, E. Ellington, C. Englert, J. McFarland, J. Burnett, B. Preston, B. Long, J. Gruber, D. Stires, R. Hovey, R. Harrisson, S. Beck, R. Williams; SECOND ROW: Coach Tom Hummel, D. Hockzema, D. Wall, J. Heidel, T. Carter, R. Neal, P. Hoffman, W. Morrisson, G. Albrecht, R. Donnelly, T. Morrissey, D. Broerman, E. McNaul, T. Gallo, M. Pohlman, C. Drennan, Coach Ted Bacigalupo; THIRD ROW: G. Sontag, M. Puthoff, P. Helegsori, B. Budde, M. Suter, G. DeLaney, L. Staples, T. Catino, T. Clarke, D. Zieverink, B. Tarazewich, S. Vorbroker, P. Schneider, T. Nichols, M. Luckhaupt; BACK ROW: Coach Ted Hall, P. Leuhrman, J. Ossim; M. Davidson, J. Wiebell, J. Cliff, S. McGrew, D. Willis, K. Garry, J. Lukens, T. Dugan, T. Hunter, Coach Dale Frietch.

FRESHMAN TEAM FRONT ROW: Tom Donnelly, John Schmitz, Chris Carle, Tony Ruzzito, Greg Schube, Dan Torbeck, Joe Lima, Greg White, Mike Parker, Mike Greve, George Smith; SECOND ROW: Joe Keyser, Ed Jaspers, Frank Sylvester, Dan Mohoney, Bill Bronner, Matt Uecker, Jim Burress, Jerry Kyne, Tom Worrall, Mike Meyers, Bob Schaffer, Andy Flaudung, Tim Williams, Paul Kollman; THIRD ROW: Bob Hall, Steve Schmidt, Mike Suter, Scott Cummins, John McDulin, Jim Parchman, Tony DeSalvo, Dave Leeseman, Mike Kolkmeyer, Mike Jagoditz, Dave Martin, Mark Nichols, John Thiery, Mike lmbronyev; FOURTH ROW: Coach Ted Hall, John Gillen, Peter Hoffman, John Meyer, Pat Hunt, Don Becker, Don Helgeson, Elliot Menifee, Mike Cianeros, Doug Hall, Bruce Hauser, Phil Roach, Jeff Koehne, Tom Allan, Coach Dave Hammer; BACK ROW: Keith Kohorst, Ken Kerr, Tom Lockwood, Jeff Lotz, Jim Buehler, Doe Apke, Jeff Tanner, John Ziegler, Tom Jutze, Steve Brown, Tim Rupard, Scott Case, Coach Jeff Liebert.

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Cross Country The Moeller Cross Country team took on a new face this year. With a new head coach, Mr. Dick Beerman, this meant adjustments to a new style of coaching and a new system.

But the newness became familiar guite soon, and Cross Country~as in full trot. How far did it trot?

The Varsity 'ran against stiff competition all year, and- with a sigh, once again placed sixth in the G.C.L.Senior Jerry Brinker was a bright spot in the season. He captured both the Most Valuable Runner and the Captain Award at the season's end.

The J.V. and the Frosh runners did a bit better in the G.C.L. Both placed third. The Best Sophomore Award went to Jeff Schutter, and the Crusader Award was given to Tony Fago.

With Coach Beerman returning to the helm next season, and with the returning runners now familiar with his style, we look forward to a good showing.

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The Moeller Soccer men bettered their season this year. The battling hooters compiled a 4-8 record, compared to last year's dismal 1" 11.

Coach Fred Manegold's kickers are still a yqung squad. They need time to work out the little problems and oil their squeaky parts in order to become the well-running machine they must be in o;._~er to compete in the G.C.L. ""-· The team tl!is year showed a more aggressive style of soccer, and they gave many opponents runs for their money. Goalie Jerry Thamann, Ken Zinnecker, Paul Trapp, Tom Hertlein, John Nowakowski and Rick Quatkemeyer were some of the .seniors who led the rough-and-tumble action.

Returning juniors John Fischer and Mike Byrnes, Mike Meyer, Luke Hennel, Dave Montage, and Mike Dowling promise more of the same in the up-coming season. Let's go soccer!

This was Moeller's first year of fielding a Reserve soccer team. This fledgling group of kickers was coached

by Mr. Kevin Donovan, a member of Moeller's '73 soccer squad. The Reserve team compiled a 4-3-1 record in their eight outings of the season.

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VARSITY TEAM FRONT ROW: Paul Trapp, Mike Dowling, John Fischer, Ken Zinnecker, Ric Quatkemeyer, John Nowakowski, Jerry Thamann; MIDDLE ROW: Tom Hertlein, Dick Tappe!, Dave Hertlein, Mike Byrnes, Rick Otting; BACK ROW: Dave Montag, Luke Henne!, Mike Meyers, Coach Fred Manegold.

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FRONT ROW: Rick Shumaker, Kevin Boothe, Dan Tappe!, Tim Cunningham, Dino Pele, Greg Zinnecker, Steve Martin; MIDDLE ROW: Matt Henne!, Jim Rundo, Terry Shea, Pete Huster, Jack Caudill, John Naayers; BACK ROW: Dean Kappel, Mark Schneidle, Scott Bruggeman, Mark Cook, Coach Fred Manegold .

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FRONT ROW: Brian Booth, Kevin Boothe, Don Hachey, Gregg Matanguihan, Jay Lambert; BACK ROW: Coach Tom Hummel, Rob Blume, Mark Skorcz, Pat Driscoll, Dan, Zieberink.

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Swimming VARSITY FRONT ROW: Jim Thiery, Don Shirley, Bob Wagner, Jim Nees, Joe Holtman; MIDDLE ROW: Brian Barnhorn, Andy Roberts, Paul Barron, Matt Rauckhorst, Tom Riedy, Kurt Kastner, Ric Murphy, Coach Dale Frietch; BACK ROW: Pat Driscoll, Ric Crema, Tom Schippers, John Frey, Tom Ryan, Tim Jones, Dave Stiers, Mark Cook, Randy Kroeger, Paul Hoffman.

DIVING TEAM Ric Hovey, Tom McKenna, John McFarland.

Freshman/J. V. Wrestling The Frosh wrestlers experienced much more than a new school and a riew atmosphere; They experienced first-year coach David Vargo; a rough-and-rugged crazy man of a coach.

Coach Vargo is a Moeller graduate and a top wrestler. His grapplers walked orito the mats, inany for the very first time, arid compiled a 3-7 dual-meet record. They placed fifth in the Bridgeto-wn meet, the toughest frosh meet in the city.

The J.V. team, under Coach Ted Hall's gQidance, had a some· what successful season. They finished 7-6 for the season.

The team also placed fourth iri the G_C.L. for the year.

FRESHMAN WRESTLING FRONT ROW: Dave Bi11hop, Mark Smith, Matt Keiber, Mik'e~rieve, Kevin Wallace, Pat Hunt, John Ziegler, Tom Lockwood, Jim Parchman, Todd Melson, Dan Sweeney, Don Behan, John Schmitz, Jeff Licthenberg; MIDDLE ROW: Joe Linton, Jerry Westerkamp, ·Jim Fitzpartick, Richard Stacey, Jerry Kyne, Andy Augenstein, Mark Nichols, Tony DeSalvo, Jeff Tanner, Paul Hildebrandt, Jim Ferguson, Mark Manley, Mike Handorf, Dan Schlake, Eric Ericson; BACK ROW: Coach Dave Vargo, Greg Kenny, John Edingfield, Tom Bieting, George Smith, Bill Bronner, Jim Wahl, Mark Luhermann, Tom Mettey, Marty Schirmer, Bob Schaffer, Tom Barnum, Tom Kettler.

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Varsity Wrestling The Moeller matmen peaked late in the season this year. The Varsity Crusaders, mentored by Coach Ted Hall after Coach John Parker stepped down, wrestled the best competition in the state and in the city this year.

With a 1-6 dual-meet record, many critics would view this season as a bomb. This is untrue.

The grapplers were laid low with key injuries and snow-ins that made practice and weight watching next to impossible.

As the season moved on however, the Crusaders did quite well in tournament wrestling. The Varsity placed third in the Glen Este Tournament, one point behind Sycamore, second in the Indian Hill tourney, and they pinned down fourth out of sixteen teams in the G.C.L. sectionals.

The team was lead by senior co-captains Steve Behm, who was hit by a bad knee injury, and Dave Markgraf. Markgraf, the herculean heavyweight, was selected the team's Most Valuable Player.

VARSITY -RESERVE WRESTLING TEAM FRONT ROW: Eric Ericson, Joe Witzman, Mike Pierce, John Asbrock, Steve Behm, Chris Albrecht, Mike Murray,Ric Benz, Eric Tepe, Jim Peake, Steve Hanson, Dan Neyer, Scott Moeller, Dave Markgraf, Tim Richter, John Buddie, Todd Mason; MIDDLE ROW: Gary Delaney, Dan Quick, Tim Kolkmeyer, Doug Behm, Mark Rudolph, Joe Fago, Keith McAninch, Kevin Stenger, Terry Donahgy, Corky Dellerman, Tim Bellman, Eric McNaul, Joe Lukens; BACK ROW: Coach Dave Vargo, Neal Mindrum, John Apke, Mark Benedetti, John Mangam, Ron Quatkemeyer, Jeff Smith, Tony Brancazio, Dave Malloy, Mike Folchi, Rick Robinette, George Stecz, John Thamann, Jim Robertson, Paul Staun, Coach Ted Hall.

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Varsity Basketball This was a disappointing season for the Crusader roundballers. They closed this year's record book with a 9-11 tally.

They did give a creditable showing in end-of-the-year tournm:pent play. They downed Walnut Hills in the first match, but they finally bowed to the Elder Panthers 60-66 in ~n overtime thriller.

Moeller's Varsity basketball squad was co-captained this year by seniors Tim Koegel and Dean Cazel.

Coach "Gip" Fehring tried various starting combinations throughout the season looking for the winning form. However, that form proved to be elusive.

In the opinion of some pundits, the sophomores would have been G.C.L. champions had not several of them been moved up to the Varsity squad late in the. season.

As it was, Coach Dave Hammer's Reserve squad ended their season~ play on the winning side of the ledger. Their season's record stand 11-7.

If losing helps build character, the Freshman basketball team has some strong characters. Coach Larry Rovito's freshman team was bested eleven of the sixteen times¡ they took to the court.

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Reserve And Freshman Basketball RESERVE TEAM FRONT ROW: LeRoy Staples, Mark Mendenhall, Tim Burch, Ric Sunderman, Joe Gruber, Gerry Budde, Mike Puthoff; BACK ROW: Paul Kollman, Coach Dave Hammer, Tim Koterba, Tim Klonne, Dave Wilking, John Ossim, Tony Hunter, Tim Niehaus, Larry Gates, Steve McGrew, Coach "Gip Fehring, Coach Larry Rovito.

FRESHMAN TEAM FRONT ROW: Joseph Michael Keyser, James Burress, Keith Schraffenberger, Mike Hoseus, Keith Boothe, Joe Lima, Chris Collier, Tim Williams; BACK ROW: Coach Larry Rovito, Scott Case, Tom Jutze, Joe Apke, Dale Brinkman, Doug Hall, Walter Holmes, Bruce Hauser, Keith Kohorst, Tim Rupard, Steve Brown, Greg Griffiths, Coach Dave Hammer, Coach "Gip" Fehring.

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This year's field and track squads made a very passable mark in the school's record books. The Varsity placed second in stiff G.C.L. competition, the Reserves brought home a championship season, and the Freshmen squad tallied a fifth in the G.C.L. standings.

The harriers and the field men were paced by seniors John Meder, Jim Brown, John Cianciolo, Rob Zwick, Terry Brinker, Greg Tilsley and Joe Steiner.

Jim Brown and junior Mark Schehr competed almost daily to see who could lob the shot put beyond the previous day's distance.

Brown tossed the iron ball fifty-five feet, four-and-one-half inches. This toss stood as the best in the city and fifth in the state.

Charlie Milton seemed to break a record each time he soared over the high hurdles. He broke the school's high hurdles record this year.

The mile relay team of Tim Schira, Joe Dillon, Joe Steiner and Ricky Neal burned up the track as they lapped the competition.

Varsity awards were garnered by Charlie Milton (Most Valuable Trackman), Rick Neal (Most Valuable Runner), Mark Schehr (Most Valuable Fieldman), Joe Steiner (Captain's Award), and Tony Fago (the Crusader Award).

VARSITY TEAM FRONT: Phil Helgeson, Glenn Mueller, Joe Dillon, Dave Burns, Bill Wiehe, Tom Schroeder, Tim Burch, Dan Hockzema; MIDDLE ROW: Larry Meyer, Frank Fago, John Points, Tim Schira, Rick Neal, Bob Henderson, Tony Davis, Vince Sylvester, Jeff Westbrook, Paul Kollman, BACK ROW: Coach Dick Beerman, Frank Dieckmann, Bill Miller, Lewis Combs, Kevin McCarthy, Keith Broerman, Jeff Schutter, Tim Koterba, Mark Schehr, Charlie Milton, Coach Dave Vargo, Coach Jeff Leibert

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Reserve And Freshman Track And Fielc RESERVE TEAM FRONT ROW: David Wheeler, Mark Black, Robert Preston, Joe Fago, Robert Kettler, Tony Brancazio, Tim Huitger, Gary Lenihan, Tim Baltes, Steve Ringel, James Williams; SECOND ROW: Robert Harrison, Greg Weisgerber, Mike Collier, Andy Keiber, Pat Craven, Bobby Long, Ric Hovey, Bill Kuhr, Mike Huiet, Vic Cordier, Dave Broerman, Bart Walchle; THIRD ROW: Dave Fox, Paul Hoffman, Tim Nichols, Phil Schneider, Mike Weitfle, Gary Delaney, Mike Pohlman, Herman Hoernschemeyer, John Naayers, Mark Mendenhall, Ted Catino, Tim Gallo, Coach Dick Beerman; BACK ROW: Dan Donnellon, Kevin Garry, Roger Mersch, Jim Voegel, Joe Lukens, Mark Berger, Tim Dugan.

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This selection was based on seven returning starters (1 outfield, 3 infielders, 1 designated hitter, and 2 pitchers), and two pre-season All American picks (Bob Massong and Ron Klein).

The team's expectations for another baseball State title were not realized due to a LaSalle pitcher (Bob Schroeck), some mental mistakes, poor base running at times, and periodic whole-team slumps.

Yet their 25-7 record was just one game off the school record (26-6) in 1972 which won the school its first ever State title.

The Crusaders did break records this season. They picked off over twenty-five double plays, they posted the most runs scored (189), the most at-bats (1,085), the highest batting average (.310), the most singles (197), and the most doubles (51).

At the seasori's end, the Crusaders were rated fourth in the city, and they walked off the field with their fourth G.C.L. championship in the school's seventeen-year history.

The Most Valuable Player award was given to Ron Klein, the Best Defensive Player was Jerry Thamann, and junior Russ Huesman was tagged Most Improved Junior.

The Reserve squad proved to be tough too. They posted a strong 154 season's record. While the Freshman team (the first such team in Moeller's sports program) walked off the diamond at season's end undefeated in seven outings. Moe was one of the few area schools to field a frosh baseball team, so the majority of teams the fledglings faced were Reserve teams of other schools.

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Reserve And Freshman Baseball VARSITY TEAM FRONT ROW: Ron Klein, Bob Massong, Russ Huesman, Rick Keller, Steve Klein, Dave Condeni, Jerry Thamann, John Thamann, Steve Huster, Kirby Clark, Billy Long; BACK ROW: Coach Mike Cameron, Steve Rolfes, Steve Vonderharr, Joe Hinson, Mark Schweitzer, Ken Naber, Tim Koegel, Bob Crable, Steve Puthoff, Ric Nichols, Paul Ortiz.

RESERVE TEAM FRONT ROW: Mike Imbronyev, Rick Sunderman, Joe Gruber, Mike Condeni, Bob Hargis, Chip Englert, Tony Carter, Steve Beck; BACK ROW: Dave Wilking, Larry Gates, Mike Puthoff, Tom Clarke, LeRoy Staples, Matt Ford, Jeff Wiebell, Greg Jaun, Coach "Gip" Fehring.

FRESHMAN TEAM FRONT ROW: John Schmitz, Frank Lehr, Eric Ellington, Bob Schaffer, Greg White, James Burress, Dave Martin, John McDulin; BACK ROW: Joe Keyser, Coach Paul Smith, Keith Kohorst, Mike Suter, Jim Buehler, Tim Rupard, Tom Lockwood, John Thiery, Mark Nichols, Frank Sylvester.

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SCORES VARSITY FOOTBALL MOE OPP 42 Northmont 0 21 Princeton 9 30 Middletown 13 56 Withrow 0 34 Elder 6 45 Chaminade 0 20 Roger Bacon 0 48 LaSalle 7 61 Purcell 0 35 St. Xavier 0 48 Youngstown Mooney 0 43 Cahanna Lincoln 5 RESERVES FOOTBALL MOE 27 Mt. Healthy 20 Princeton 6 Aiken 14 Purcell 13 Roger Bacon 12 St. Xavier 0 LaSalle 6 Elder 43 Withrow 45 Beavercreek

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GOLF MOE 170 165 Won 158 149 Won 183 152 165 166 214 149 160 165 182 162 174 162 162

Indian Hill Elder Loveland LaSalle St. Xavier Maderia Milford Elder Purcell St. Xavier Made ria Roger Bacon Purcell Indian Hill Milford LaSalle Amelia Roger Bacon Elder

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MOE 70 82 88 62 69 51 62 64 69 90 80 63 50 55 53 74 82 78 63 60

OPP Taft 53 Purcell 35 Anderson 52 LaSalle 79 Purcell 40 Chaminade 55 47 Elder Sycamore 59 St. Xavier 73 Roger Bacon 50 Miami Trace 42 Princeton 73 LaSalle 66 McNicholas 65 Elder 57 St. Xavier 41 Boone County 64 Roger Bacon 51

MOE OPP 1St. Xavier 4 OSt. Xavier 5 4 Purcell 1 5 Purcell 0 5 Roger Bacon 0 5 Roger Bacon 0 2 Elder 3 2 Elder 3 3 LaSalle 2 4 LaSalle 1 2 Sycamore 3 0 Sycamore 5 1 4 Covington Catholic 4 Covington Catholic 1 4 Newport Catholic 1 1Ft. Thomas Highlands 4 3 Country Day 2 4 Madeira 1 4 Toledo Central Cath. 1

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SWIMMING OPP Purcell 72 Elder 57 Purcell 81 New Richmond 17 Country Day 68 Sycamore (J.V.) 83

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OPP St. Xavier 2 Princeton 2 LaSalle 1 Indian Hill 6 Roger Bacon 4 Elder 4 St. Xavier 1 LaSalle 5 Sycamore 0 Roger Bacon 3 Elder 2 Anderson 9

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Sycamore OPP Purcell 38 Turpin 12 Western Hills 2 LaSalle 5 Greenhills 38 Elder 17 Glen Este 19 Finneytown 9 Oak Hills 18 Fairfield 55 St. Xavier 41 Lakota 50 28

Hamilton Garfield Tourney 7th Reserve G.C.L. Tourney 4th VARSITY WRESTLING MOE 23 24 19 5 32 24 14

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58 Norwood 58 Colerain 67 Walnut Hills Elder 110 St. Xavier 78 McNicholas 67 Covington Catholic, 74 Oak Hills Milford Indian Hill

13 75 69 39 53 17 49 60 61 24

Anderson Invitational 1st Viking Relays - 7th K of C Relays- lOth Forest Park Invitational lOth Sectional ~ 4th CROSS COUNTRY Colerain Invitational 7th Spartan Invitational 8th (Varsity) 5th (Reserves) 6th (Freshmen} Mt. Healthy Invitational 23rd Sycamore Invitational 11th (Varsity) 7th (Reserve A) 18th (Reserve B) 8th (Freshmen A) lOth (Freshman B) G.C.L. Championship 6th (Varsity) 3rd (Reserves) 3rd (Freshmen) Princeton Invitational 26th (Varsity A) 37th (Varsity B) 8th (Freshmen) Sectional 11th (Varsity) FRESHMAN BASEBALL MOE 6 18 23 10 9 6 7

Princeton Mt. Healthy Milford Sycamore Sycamore Fairfield Reading

OPP 1 8 1 1 0 4 1

RESERVE BASEBALL MOE 5 13 16 3 5 5 8 15 8 7 3 10 8 4.

1 12 3 6 1

OPP Loveland 4 Reading 0 Purcell 1 Princeton 4 McNicholas 2 St. Xavier 7 Elder 7 LaSalle 2 Badin 2 Purcell 0 Woodward 4 Roger Bacon 5 Sycamore 5 Sycamore 3 Princeton 0 LaSalle 0 Fairfield 0 St. Xavier 7 Elder 2

VARSITY BASEBALL MOE 13 11 11 8 5 3 5 1 3 8 7 5 13 11 9 7 0 7 4 9 2 11 2 1 3 5 8 4 2 4 7 0

OPP Withrow 1 Princeton 6 Mt. Healthy 4 Walnut Hills 7 Oak Hills 4 Reading 4 Sycamore 4 Purcell 0 McNicholas 0 Port Clinton 1 Withrow 8 Withrow 4 Newport Catholic 5 Newport Catholic 3 St. Xavier 1 Milford 4 LaSalle 2 Oak Hills 1 Purcell 7 Roger Bacon 4 Roger Bacon 0 Deer Park 12 Elder 1 LaSalle 2 Fairmont East 1 Fairmont East 3 St. Xavier 0 Princeton 2 Elder 1 Alter 3 Alter 0 LaSalle 1