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1 5 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS - 27 GCL CHAMPIONSHIPS 215 Schedule / Results Game 3 - Sept 11 - Xenia- Doug Adams Stadium - 7: PM OPPONENT INFO Indianapolis Cathedral August 28 8: PM kickoff NIPPERT STADIUM Huber Heights Wayne* September 6 4: PM kickoff ROETTGER STADIUM Xenia September 11 7: PM kickoff ADAMS STADIUM Don Bosco Prep (NJ) September 18 7: PM kickoff ROETTGER STADIUM Cincinnati St. Xavier^ September 25 7: PM kickoff NIPPERT STADIUM Cincinnati La Salle October 2 7: PM kickoff ROETTGER STADIUM Cincinnati Elder October 9 7: PM kickoff ELDER STADIUM Cleveland St. Ignatius^ October 17 7: PM kickoff SHAMROCK STADIUM Lakewood St. Edward^ October 24 4: PM kickoff LAKEWOOD STADIUM Canada Prep October 3 7: PM kickoff ROETTGER STADIUM RESULT W L ALL GAMES ON ESP MEDIA/LETSGOBIGMOE.COM 1-1 CRUSADERS The Series XENIA Archbishop Moeller Media Outlets *- Game on ESPNU ESP MEDIA/LETSGOBIGMOE.COM NETWORK SOCIAL MEDIA ^- Game on TWC Sports Channel INTERNET TWITTER Play-by-Play Greg Waddell Moeller Football@BigMoeFootball Analyst Jeff Schnedl & Tony Pike Moeller Athletics@LetsGoBigMoe Producer Rob Ebel Coach BUCCANEERS Crusaders lead 2nd Meeting Archbishop Moeller: on the road: THE GAME: The Archbishop Moeller Football team travels to Xenia to take on the Buccaneers in their first road game of the 215 season. The Crusaders won the first meeting between the schools last year in Xenia defeating the Buccaneers, The Crusaders will also be looking to improve to 7-1 in thier last 8 games following a loss The Crusaders radio call will be broadcasted live on LetsGoBigMoe.com with Greg Waddell on play-by-play, Jeff Schnedl & Tony Pike serving as the color analysts and will be produced by Rob Ebel of ESP Media. UP NEXT: The Crusaders return home to face the Ironmen of Don Bosco Prep (NJ) next Fridya night, September 18th. This will mark the first all-time meeting between the schools. The game will be broadcasted live on the ESP Media LetsGoBigMoe.com Network with Greg Waddell, Jeff Schnedl and Tony Pike. Kickoff is set for 7: pm LIVE IN-GAME STATS FACEBOOK Moeller Athletics YOUTUBE Moeller Crusaders Moeller Crusaders 1

2 CINCINNATI.COM COACHES POLL-WEEK 2 1 Cincinnati Colerain (8) Cincinnati Elder (1) Cincinnati St. Xavier Schedule (-2) Xenia Fairfield /28 Beavercreek L 42-7 BUCCANEERS 6 West Chester Lakota West /4 at Kings L Liberty Township Lakota East /11 Archbishop Moeller 7 pm 8 Mason /18 Vandalia Butler 7 pm -2 OVERALL 9 Lebanon /25 at Troy 7 pm 1 Hamilton /2 at West Carrollton 7 pm 1/9 Springboro 7 pm OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES 1/16 Miamisburg 7 pm Location Xenia, OH Milford 5, Sycamore 5, Middletown 3, Oak Hills 1 1/23 at Lebanon 7 pm Enrollment 1,257 1/3 at Fairborn 7 pm Nickname Buccaneers Colors Royal Blue, Black and White OHSAA Assignment Division II, Region 6 Conference Greater Western Ohio (South) GCL South Standings Head Coach Bob DeLong Years at School 7 Team Overall GCL Elder La Salle Moeller St. Xavier Polls and Rankings STATISTICIAL LEADERS Passing Danny Naylor Rushing Danny Naylor Tyqaiz Morgan C 41 A 18 5 Receiving R YDS Ray James 1 86 Mechi Harris 7 56 Defense Ken Klontz Tanner Steward TKL A 74 YDS 18 SKS YDS 367 TD AVG 1.. TD 1 INT TD 3 AVG INT 3 A LOOK AT XENIA BUCCANEER PREVIEW The Xenia Bucs are coming off a 42-6 loss to the Kings Knights. The Buccaneers have struggled in getting their offense going in their first two weeks of the season by manfacutring only averaging 146 total yards and 6 points a game.the Bucs are led by returning senior quarterback Danny Naylor who has thrown for 367 yards and 3 touchdowns so far on this young season. The Bucs have been lead in the receieving core by junior, Ray James who had 7 catches for 86 yards this year. Defensively, Xenia is led by junior Ken Klontz and senior Tanner Steward who have combined for 34 tackles in the first two games. A LOOK AHEAD AND BACK, 215 SCHEDULE Date 28-Aug 6-Sep 11-Sep 18-Sep 25-Sep 2-Oct 9-Oct 16-Oct 23-Oct 3-Oct Opponent Indianapolis Catherdral Huber Heights Wayne Xenia Don Bosco Prep (NJ) Cincinnati St. Xavier Cincinnati La Salle Cincinnati Elder Cleveland St. Ignatius Lakewood St. Edward Canada Prep Academy Time/Result W, L, : PM 7: PM 7: PM 7: PM 7: PM 7: PM 4: PM 7: PM Record/Last 2-1, defeated Mishawaka, , defeated Moeller, , lost to Kings, , lost to St. Joseph's Regional (NJ), , lost to Colerain, 13-1 (OT) 2-, defeated East Central (IN), , defeated Lakota West, , lost to Mentor, , defeated Glenville, , BYE WEEK 2

3 Indianapolis Cathedral Irish Week 1 Friday, August 28, 215 Nippert Stadium at the University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 8: PM kickoff Archbishop Moeller () 21 Indianapolis Cathedral (1-1) 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL Archbishop Moeller Indianapolis Cathedral First Downs Rush Att, Rush Yards Pass A-C Pass Yards TO's (F-INT) Third Down Fourth Down Poss Time MOELLER 16 CATHEDRAL (2-1) (-) :32 25:28 Passing C Thomas MacVittie 7 Evan Ernst 1 A YDS TD Rushing A YDS TD Thomas MacVittie Hunter Hughes Receiving REC YDS TD Cameron Buford Jake Hausmann 2 21 Defense TKL TFL SACK Rick Raga Bradley Packer INT 1 19 F Crusaders hold off late Irish surge for Opening Week Win The Crusaders extended their winning streak in the Skyline Chili Crosstown Showdown to 9 straight, as they held off the Irish of Indianapolis Cathedral, The Crusaders got on the board first on a 7 yard strike from senior quarterback Thomas MacVittie to junior wide out, Cameron Buford to take a 7- lead. The Irish responded on a 75 yard run by junior Tony Johnson to knot up the score at 7. The Crusaders took the lead back right before the half on a 56 yard pass from MacVittie to senior wide out, Kyle Butz to take a 14-7 lead to the dressing room. The Crusaders got a huge play again from Butz early in the second half when he returned at Mitch Gerbers punt 54 yards to put Big Moe up, The Irish then began their late surge when senior quarterback, Max Bortenschlager connected with Daijon Collins on a 3rd & 8 for a touchdown to close within, but Vincent Areling's extra point bounced off the left upright to keep the Crusaders lead at 8. The Crusaders looked to salt the game away with just under 2 minutes to go, but fumbled on Cathedral's 42 which led to the Irish driving it 58 yards and Bortenschlager connecting with Collins again to pull within 2. The Irish went for 2 and the tie, but Bortenschlager's pass was batted down. The Irish attempted the onside kick, but the Crusaders, Jacob Gall came up with the ball, sealing the victory for Archbishop Moeller. Senior kicker, Matt Coghlin extended his career kick scoring lead to 35 points at 186, with 3 extra points. INDIANAPOLIS CATHEDRAL Passing C Max Bortenschlager 12 A YDS TD INT Rushing A YDS TD Tony Johnson Evan Christopher Receiving REC YDS TD Luke Sanders 7 16 Daijon Collins Defense TKL TFL SACK Kendall Coleman Alec Neu 5 3

4 Huber Heights Wayne Warriors Week 2 Sunday, September 6th, 215 Grein Field at Roettger Stadium Lockland, OH 4: PM kickoff Archbishop Moeller (1-1) 22 Huber Heights Wayne (2-) 24 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL Archbishop Moeller Huber Heights Wayne MOELLER WAYNE First Downs Rush Att, Rush Yards Pass A-C Pass Yards TO's (F-INT) Third Down Fourth Down Poss Time () : () :2 Passing C A YDS TD INT Pete Lampert Eavn Ernst Rushing A YDS TD Hunter Hughes Chrystian Watkins Receiving REC YDS TD Kyle Butz Hunter Hughes Defense TKL TFL SACK Bradley Packer Jack Quehl 6 HUBER HEIGHTS WAYNE Passing C A YDS TD INT Messiah DeWeaver Rushing A YDS TD Fred Pitts Darryl McCleskey Receiving REC YDS TD Matt Wilcox 5 27 Darryl McCleskey 1 11 F Crusaders comeback falls short versus the Warriors The Crusaders faced the Huber Heights Wayne on ESPNU, but it was not the kind of start the Crusaders had in mind. The Warriors jumped on the board on a 7 yard TD run by Josh Foster which gave the Warriors a 7- lead only 2:56 into the game. The Warriors added on to their lead in the second quarter when senior kicker, Nate Strong connected on a 29 yard field goal to extend the Warrior lead to 1-. The Warriors extended the lead to 17-, when sophomore L'Christian Smith was on the opposite end of a 17 yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback, Messiah DeWeaver. The Crusaders got on the board when junior quarterback Evan Ernst found senior Kyle Butz for a 41 yard strike to close within 11 at However, the Warriors responded 26 seconds later when on a 3rd & 25 from their own 8, DeWeaver connected with McCleskey for a 92 yard TD to put the Warriors up 24-6 at the break. The second half the Crusaders defense become stout and started building the momentum for the home team. With 7:16 left in the 3rd quarter the Crusaders drew within 15 when senior kicker, Matt Coghlin connected on a 41 yard field goal, then 4:5 later the Crusaders continued to build on the momentum as junior Chrystian Watkins scored on a 18 yard TD run that put the Crusaders within 8 at heading into the 4th quarter. The 4th quarter was filled with plenty of drama. The Crusaders defense continued his toughness stopping anything the Warriors tried to get their mojo back. With the Crusaders down 8, third string quarterback, Pete Lampert, led the Crusaders down the field to and converted a 4th & Goal from the Warriors 4 with 58 seconds left to pull the Crusaders within 2 at The Crusaders attempt at the two point conversion failed as the pass from Lampert to Butz was deflected. The Crusaders had one more oppurtunity after they recover two onside kicks, after the recovered the first one, but was called for offsides. The Crusaders got down to the Warriors 32 in position to kick a game-winning, 49 yard field goal, but back to back delay of game and holding penalties, pushed the Crusaders back into their own territory leading to a game ending sack that left the Crusaders two points short of a major comeback. Defense TKL TFL SACK Mikal Toliver Daebon Holt 11 4

5 Alumni in NCAA and PRO'S Elijah Taylor ('15) Gus Ragland '14 Alex Gall '13 University of Notre Dame Miami University UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Chase Pankey ('15) Isaiah Gentry '14 Keith Watkins '13 Boston College UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Matt Crable ('15) Max Swoboda '14 Blake Chambliss '13 Grand Valley State University MOUNT ST. JOSEPH UNIVERSITY ROBERT MORRIS UNIVERSITY Doug Bates ('15) Sam Hubbard '14 Matt Noble '13 University of Cincinnati THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY TIFFIN UNIVERSITY Ryan Stofko ('15) Stephen Langenkamp '14 Monty Madaris '12 Ashland University OHIO UNIVERSITY MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Mitch Brauning ('15) Ashland University Chalmer Frueauf '14 OHIO UNIVERSITY Kevin Robinson-White '12 TENNESSEE TECH UNIVERSITY Noah Able '15 Brandon Barone '14 Rico Murray '5 Wofford College SETON HILL UNIVERSITY HAMILTON TIGER-CATS Christian Wersel '15 Jared Jacon-Duffy '14 Greg Jones '7 University of Dayton WOFFORD COLLEGE TORONTO ARGONAUTS Miles Hayes '15 Jimmy Rodenberg '13 Marcus Rush '1 College of William and Mary ASHLAND UNIVERSITY SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS Evan Horst '15 Furman University Keith Rucker '13 GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY Austin Ringel '15 University of Charleston Shane Jones '13 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Daniel Shirk '15 University of Charleston Nick Szabados '13 LAKE ERIE COLLEGE 5

6 MOE NOTES Early Commits COMPETITIVE BALANCE A discussion that began 35 years ago, but has gained more traction in recent years, finally moved in a new direction May 16 with the announcement by the Ohio High School Athletic Association of the passage of a competitive balance proposal. The state s high school principals voted to accept a new plan intended to level the playing field between public and private schools, allowing the OHSAA to modify how schools are placed in tournament divisions in eight team sports, including football. (other team sports are to boys soccer, basketball and baseball and girls soccer, volleyball, basketball and softball.) In the past, enrollment has been the only factor in deciding a team s division for post-season tournament play. For football, the division was determined by the number of incoming 1th, 11th and 12th grade boys. Under the newly passed rules, a formula is applied to each athlete on the roster, based on where his parents reside, the history of his school enrollment, or both. A correlating number zero, one or two will be assigned to each player and multiplied by a sport factor (for football it is 2), which differs for the various sports governed by the new rules. In the end, an adjusted enrollment number is created. For Ohio s parochial schools, the administration of the school can designate ONE feeder parish in which all players from that parish count will not count in adjusted enrollment figure (those players are given a factor of ). Those athletes outside that parish, but enrolled in the same educational system (for Catholic grade schools, it is the specific Diocesan approved feeder schools) since seventh grade count as a factor of one All others will count as two when calculating enrollment. Member schools will report roster figures during training camp, along with the first week and third week of the football season. Those additional roster counts will be added to the initial enrollment figures to determine an adjusted enrollment number. After the adjustment enrollment numbers are confirmed, division assignments will be created and announced probably in week 4 of the high school football season. This proposal passed by a margin of with three abstentions. The formal proposal takes effect during the school-year, although a pilot program will be developed and completed during the year. Similar plans have been voted down three times in the last few years. Member schools defeated plans to create separate championship tournaments for public and private schools in 1978 and NEW OHSAA TIMING RULES For years, high school football games in Ohio could be shortened by mutual agreement of both head coaches. That will change this fall with the adoption of a football point differential rule as part of the sport regulations approved by the Ohio High School Athletic Association Board of Directors. The point differential regulation, which is already used in many states, is permitted by state adoption according to the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). Beginning this fall, when a football point differential reaches 3 points or more after the first half, the clock will only be stopped during an official s timeout, a charged timeout, the end of a period or after a score. The clock will continue to run in all other situations. After the 3-point difference has been met, if the margin drops below 3 points, the clock reverts to regular timing. Quarters still may be shortened in an emergency by agreement of the coaches and referee. The proposal was recommended by the OHSAA staff after more than a year of consultation with the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association. Unlike changes to the bylaws and constitution, which require a vote of the membership, changes to sport-specific regulations and the general sports regulations need only approval from the OHSAA board of directors. CHAMPIONSHIPS BACK IN COLUMBUS The Ohio High School Athletic Association State Football Championships return to Columbus as the 215 championship games for the seven divisions will be held at Ohio Stadium December 3-5, 215. The state championships return to Central Ohio after being played in Stark County for the last 24 years at Fawcett Stadium in Canton and Paul Brown Tiger Stadium in Massillon. Columbus last hosted the games at Ohio Stadium in 1989, previous till last years games. The Crusaders are 2-2 all-time at Ohio Stadium, winning two state titles playing at 'The Shoe'. Thomas MacVittie Quarterback Archbishop Moeller senior wide receiver Thomas MacVittie will be furthering his education and football career next year at the University of Pittsburgh MacVittie (6-foot-5, 215 pounds), who emerged on the area's football scene as a sophomore, brings accuracy, quickness, agility and an abundance of athleticism to the Crusaders passing game. Pankey was also being pursued heavily by Cincinnat, Miami, Ohio, Toledo, Boston College, Michigan State & Nebraska.. Jake Hausmann Tight End Archbishop Moeller senior tight end Jake Hausmann will be furthering his education and football career next year at The Ohio State University Hausmann (6-foot-5, 24 pounds), emerged as one of the top recruits in Cincinnati area as a sophomore, brings strength, great hands, great blocking and athelticism as huge target for Big Moe. Hausmann was also being pursued heavily by Florida State, Notre Dame,.Louisville, Georgia Penn State, Pitt, Michigan and Wisconsin. Matt Coghlin Kicker Archbishop Moeller senior kicker and punter Matt Coghlin will be furthering his education and football career next year at Michigan State University Coghlin (5-foot-11, 19 pounds), emerged as one of the top kickers in the Cincinnati area as a sophomore, Coghlin brings the abiltty with a strong leg to pin opponents deep in their own territory with touchbacks on kickoff's and the ability for the to score almost anywhere in opponents territory with his field goal kicking ability. Coghlin was also being pursued heavily by Illinois. 6

7 GAME NOTES FINISHING STRONG The Big Moe has been amongst the best in closing out games since 28. In this time span the Crusaders are 67-3 (.957) in games when they have had the lead or have had a share of the lead when entering the 4th quarter. SCORING STREAK With senior wide receiver, Kyle Butz's touchdown vs. Huber Heights Wayne,the Crusaders scoring streak was extended another week. The Crusaders current scoring streak for the regular season is now at 71 consecutive games dating back to the beginning of the 27 season. The Crusaders current scoring streak for regular season and playoffs is now at 13 games. Both the regular season and regular season/playoff streaks are the 2nd longest in school history. BOUNCING BACK Under head coach John Rodenberg the Crusaders are 11-6 (.643) in their next game when coming off a loss, which is the best winning percentage in the GCL South since the 28 season. Dating back to 212 the Crusaders have won 6 of their last 7 games in which they were coming off a loss the previous week. DEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS Over the last three seasons the Crusaders are 24-1 (.958) when holding opponents to 2 or fewer points a game. The Crusaders are also 25-6 (.86) over the past three seasons when they hold opponents to under 35 total yards of total offense and are 17-2 (.894) when holding opponents to under 3 yards of total offense. CITY RANKINGS Big Moe fell three spots in the Cincinnati Enquirer to Huber Heights Wayne. The Crusaders fell to 4th in the poll garnering 65 points. The teams in front of the Crusaders are: Colerain, Elder & St. Xavier WINNING THE TURNOVER BATTLE Big Moe has proven to be tough to beat when winning the turnover battle since the 29 season. The Crusaders are 32-1 in the last 6 seasons when winning the turnover battle. Additionally the Crusaders are 5-3 when winning or tied in the number of turnovers in those games. The Crusaders lone loses in game when they lost or were tied in the turnover battle were to Middletown and Cincinnati St. Xavier in the 29 season and Huber Heights Wayne this season. Turnover Battle Records Since 29 Winning Turnover Battle Losing Turnover Battle Tied in Turnovers COGHLIN CRUSADING ON Coghlin extended his career kick scoring lead to 39 points with 1 extra point and a feield goal in Sunday's, loss to Huber Heights Wayne. Coghlin now has a 19 career points. Career Points Kicking Leaders RANK Name Sr. Year PTS Matt Coghlin Brian Hutson Tom Pucke Hal Piscotta Ryan Sunderman Nick Palopoli Corey Smith Mike Murphy Ken Naber Matt Reiniger SEPTEMBER SUCCESS Archbishop Moeller has been very successful in the month of September since the 24 season. The Crusaders have gone 44-9 (.83) in games in the ninth month of the year. Since John Rodenberg took over as head coach in 28, Big Moe has gone 26-3 (.896) in September contests and have won 12 of the last 14. NON-CONFERENCE UNDER RODENBERG With the loss to Huber Heights Wayne last week, Archbishop Moeller fell to (.742) against non-conference opponents under head coach John Rodenberg. The Crusaders have s won 28 of the last 34 against out of league opposition. Over John Rodenberg s tenure, the Crusaders have outscored those opponents, 2,175-1,364. MOST WINS SINCE 28 Dating back to the 28 season, Archbishop Moeller has won 68 games, which is the most amongst GCL South schools in that time span. The Crusaders have won at least a 6 games in a season since this period. After Archbishop Moeller, the next closest GCL school in wins during this span is St. Xavier who has been victorious 54 times BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE IN OHIO The Crusaders recent football success has added on to the history of the best winning percentage all-time in the state of Ohio. The Crusaders.795 winning percentage ranks number 1 amongst teams in all divisions. The Big Moe is one of three Cincinnati teams in the top 2 of best all-time winning percentages. The Crusaders will be facing-off against Cleveland St. Ignatius in Week 8 who boasts the 2th best winning percentage alltime at

8 GAME NOTES CAPTAIN, O'CAPTAIN The Crusaders have named three captains for the 215 season: TE- Jake Hausmann (6'5, 24. Senior) WR- Kyle Butz (5'1, 165, Senior) LB - Rick Raga (6'2, 225, Senior) HISTORY AGAINST GWOC The Crusaders will be playing their 26th game against a team from the Greater Western Ohio Conference (GWOC) when they meet the Buccaneers. The Crusaders will be meeting for the 2nd time in each school's history. The Crusaders other opponents from the GWOC include: Centerville (7), Huber Heights Wayne (7),Clayton Northmont (4) Trotwood-Madison (3), Troy (1), Lebanon (1) and Miamisburg (1). The Crusaders are 18-6 (.75) all-time versus the Greater Western Ohio Conference and have won 2 of the their last 3 versus the GWOC dating back to last year. ROAD WARRIORS Archbishop Moeller has been very successful on the road in the last 6 seasons. The Crusaders are 2-9 (.689) in true road games in the regular and postseason since John Rodenberg took over as head coach in 28. Year CRUSADERS 1 WIN SEASONS ALUMNI UPDATE Record As the college football season began last weekend many Archbishop Moeller alumni turned in big games in their season debut. - Keith Watkins '12 (Northwestern) had 3 solos tackles and 1 assist in the Wildcats, 16-6 upset victory over #21 Stanford - Sam Hubbard '14 (Ohio State) had 1 solo tackle, 3 assists, 1 and 1/2 tackles for loss amounting to 5 yards and 1 sack for 5 yards in the Buckeyes, win over Virginia Tech. - Gus Ragland '14 (Miami (OH)) had 4 carries for 19 yards and was 2 for 3 passing for 7 yards in the Redhawks, 26-7 win over Presbyterian In the CFL two Moeller alums went head to head this weekend as 25 graduate, Rico Murray and Hamilton Tiger-Cats took on 27 graduate, Greg Jones and the Toronto Argonauts. Jones finished with 9 tackles and Murray finished with 5 tackles in the game which the Tiger-cats won, ALL-TIME ROETTGER STADIUM OPPONENTS Opponent Centerville Cincinnati Elder Cincinnati La Salle Cincinnati Princeton Cincinnati St. Xavier Cincinnati Sycamore Clayton Northmont Covington Catholic (KY) Columbus St. Francis DeSales East Central (IN) Findlay Grand Rapids Christian (MI) Hamilton Henderson County (KY) Highland Park (MI) Indianapoliis Cathedral Lakewood St. Edward Lima Senior Louisville St. Xavier Louisville Trinity Mentor Middletown Miamisburg Ontario Mother Teresa (CAN) Toledo St. Francis DeSales Toronto (CAN) St. Michael's College Huber Heights Wayne BOLD DENOTES 215 HOME OPPONENT MOE'S ROAD OPENERS SINCE 22 Record Since the 22 season the Crusaders are 1-3 (.833) in road openers. The Crusaders lone road opening losses over this time have come to Louisville St. Xavier in 23 and Cincinnati St. Xavier in 24 & Mentor in 28. The Crusaders have won 6 straight road openers dating back to 29. The Crusaders have outscored their opponents, in those games Year Opponent Result 214 Xenia Moeller, Covington Catholic Moeller, Detroit Catholic Central Moeller, Cincinnati Elder Moeller, Clayton Northmont Moeller, Hamilton Moeller, Mentor Mentor, Findlay Moeller, Middletown Moeller, Toledo St. Francis Cincinnati St. Xavier Moeller, 17- St.Xavier, Louisville St. Xavier Covington Catholic St.Xavier,31-17 Moeller,

9 PASSING Moeller Football Records Most points scored in a game Randy Keith (3) vs. McNicholas Tucker Skove (3) vs. Huber Heights Wayne Gus Ragland (3) vs. Mentor (State Finals) Most passes attempted in a game 24 Cris Reisert (51) vs. Louisville St. Xavier Most passes attempted in a season 27 Ross Oltorik (268) Most points scored in a season 213 Gus Ragland (18) Most passes attempted in a career 5-'7 Ross Oltorik (687) Most points scored in a career 83-'84 D'Juan Francisco (378) Most passes completed in a game 24 Cris Reisert (35) vs. Louisville St. Xavier Most pts by receiver in season 211 Monty Madaris (96) Most passes completed in a season 27 Ross Oltorik (17) Most pts by receiver in career 211 Monty Madaris (15) Most passes completed in a career 5-'7 Ross Oltorik (389) Most pts by kicker in game 214 Matt Coghlin (16) vs. Huber Heights Wayne Highest completion % in a season 1984 Mark Kamphaus (.77) Most pts by kicker in season 1993 Brian Hutson (77) Highest completion % in a career 1987 Scott Davis (.669) Most pts by kicker in career 13- Pres Matt Coghlin (19+) Most yards passing in a game 24 Cris Reisert (437) vs. Louisville St. Xavier Most consecutive made extra points 13- '15 Matt Coghlin (87) ended vs. Huber Heights Wayne Most yards passing in a season 27 Ross Oltorik (2,32) Most yards passing in a career 5-'7 Ross Oltorik (4,925) Most extra pts in a game Hal Piscotta (8) vs. Cincinnati St. Xavier Terry Knecht (8) vs. Trotwood-Madison Most passing touchdowns in a game 24 Cris Reisert (5) vs. Louisville St. Xavier 1997 Tom Pucke (8) vs. Harrison (Playoffs) 27 Ross Oltorik (5) vs. Elder Most passing touchdowns in a season 1987 Mark Kamphaus (27) Most extra pts in a season 1984 Hal Piscotta (46) Most passing touchdowns in a career 1976 Tim Koegel (46) Most extra pts in a career 13- Pres Matt Coghlin (16) Longest Field Goal 214 Matt Coghlin (54 yds) vs. Huber Heights Wayne RUSHING Most touchdowns in a game Most touchdowns in a season 213 Gus Ragland (3) Most Rushing Attempts in a game 1996 Mike Kamphake (46) vs. Princeton Most touchdowns in a career D'Juan Francisco (62) Most Rushing Attempts in a season 2 Marcus Blanks (274) Most Rushing Attempts in a career '99-' Marcus Blanks (667) MISC OFFENSE Randy Keith (5) vs. McNicholas Gus Ragland (5) vs. Mentor (State Finals) Most Yards Rushing in a game 1989 Carlos Collins (324) vs. Massillon Washington Most Yards Rushing in a season 2 Marcus Blanks (1,85) Most Yards Rushing in a career 99-' Marcus Blanks (4,98) Most Team Rushing Yards in a game 197 vs. Newport Catholic (51) Highest Average Per Attempt (season) 1985 Tony Jackson (9.9 ypa) Highest Average Per Attempt (career) 22 Reed Hamilton (8.6 ypa) Most Team TD Passes in a game 63 & '71 vs. Purcell (5) Longest Run from Scrimmage 1996 Mike Kamphake (95 yds) vs. Covington Catholic vs. Colerain (5) vs. Louisville St. Xavier (5) RECEIVING DEFENSE Most interceptions in a game 1985 Vada Murray (2) vs. Cincinnati St. Xavier Most Receptions in a game 24 Pat Watt (15) vs. Colerain Most interceptions in a season 1985 Vada Murray (13) Most Receptions in a season 28 Tony Harris (67) Most interceptions in a career 84-'85 Vada Murray (21) Most Receptions in a career 7-'8 Tony Harris (118) Most Yards Receiving in a game 1967 Jack Respay (23) vs. Cincinnati St. Xavier Most interceptions in a game 1983 Bryon Larkin (2) vs. Cincinnati St. Xavier Most Yards Receiving in a season 211 Monty Madaris (1,137) Most interceptions in a season 1983 Bryron Larkin (2) Most Yards Receiving in a career 1-'11 Monty Madaris (2,1) 26 Dean Gaier (2) Most Yards Per Catch Avg in a season 213 Isaiah Gentry (44-1,79, 25. avg) Most Yards Per Catch Avg in a career 213 Isaiah Gentry (44-1,79, 25. avg) Most interceptions in a career John Bauer (2) Bryron Larkin (2) Derico Murray (2) Dean Gaier (2) MISCELLANEOUS Longest punt return in a game 1993 Matt Keller (96 yds) vs. Cincinnati St. Xavier Longest Return of interception 1999 Joe Zinken (99 yds) vs. Warren Harding Longest pass play 211 Spencer Iacovone to Monty Madaris (8 yds) Most Sacks in a game 1986 Nathan Friends (6) vs. Elder vs. Hamilton Most Sacks in a season 26 Andy Wersel (17) 1989 Adam Hyzdu to Carlos Collins (8 yds) Most Sacks in a career 26 Andy Wersel (27) vs. Princeton 9

10 DEFENSIVE-TEAM Moeller Football Records Most Sacks in a game 26 vs. Elder (11) Most Rushing Attempts by Opponent 1984 Toledo Central Catholic (62) Most Rushing Yards Allowed in a game 23 vs. Colerain (414) Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed in game 1967 vs. McNicholas (-45) Most Passing Attempts by Opponent 213 Mentor (57) (State Finals) Most Completions by Opp in game 213 Mentor (33) (State Finals) Fewest Passing Yards Allowed in game 1986 vs. Cincinnati St. Xavier (476) Most Interceptions in a game 24 vs. Ontario Mother Teresa (6) Most Fumbles recovered in a game 1976 vs. Purcell (6) STREAKS Longest Winning Streak games- 3rd game (Dallas Jesuit) through 3rd game, ended on a loss to Huntsville J.O. Johnson (AL) games- 9th game (La Salle) through 2nd game, ended on a loss to Princeton Regular Season & Playoffs games- 3rd game (Dallas Jesuit) through 1981 State Championship loss to Canton McKinley, 13- Greater Catholic League games-9th game, (La Salle) through 6th game ended wutg loss to Elder Most Consecutive Regular Season games-9th game (La Salle) through 4th game Games Scoring ended with 44- lost to Cincinnati St. Xavier 26-Pres 71 games-1th game(colerain) through Present Most Consecutive Regular Season games-1st game (Toledo Whitmer) through 4th game & Playoffs Game Scoring lost to Cincinnati St. Xavier, games-9th game (La Salle) through 1981 State Championship loss to Canton McKinley, Pres 13 games-1th game (Colerain) through Present 1

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