PCE P C E 2017 SCHEDULE GAME DAY 360 THE OPENING DRIVE TRACKING THE TIGERS. Twinsburg TIGERS 3-3 Overall; 1-2 Suburban League

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1 217 SCEDUE GME DY 36 COPEY IDIS Friday, ugust 25 Copley-Fairlawn Stadium SOO COMETS Friday, September 1 UROR GREEME -OT Friday, September 8 Veterans Stadium P C E CUYOG FS TIGERS Friday, September 15 Clifford Stadium ORT ROYTO BERS Saturday, September 23 BRECKSVIE BEES Thursday, September 28 STO BUDOGS Friday, October 6 7: PM Bulldogs Stadium DSORT GRIZZIES 7: PM Friday, October 13 rt right Stadium UDSO EXPORERS Friday, October 2 ORDOI KIGTS Friday, October 27 PCE PSSIO Playing the game with passion, being a great teammate, doing everything with passion. 7: PM 7: PM The three letters "PCE" is a cultural blueprint that Twinsburg coach Mike Bell wants his program to follow each day. COMMITMET e talk about it being an all-the-time thing, not when it is comfortable or convenient. hat kind of player do you want to be? hat kind of impact do you want to have on the program? EXECUTIO Everyone has dreams of being great, but to actually go out and make it happen through hard work is something we strive for. It has to do with effort. The nice thing is individually we control all of those things in PCE, Bell said. Stow BUDOGS 5-1 Overall; 2-1 Suburban eague TE OPEIG DRIVE Twinsburg will be looking to snap a two-game losing streak with a trip to Stow on Oct. 6. TRCKIG TE TIGERS ead Coach Mike Twinsburg thletic Twinsburg TIGERS Overall; 1-2 Suburban eague This starts a brutal stretch of league games for the Tigers where the next three teams they face in the Suburban eague have a combined 16-2 record. The Bulldogs are off to a 5-1 start after winning a share of the conference title with udson last season, but did lose several starters. ead coach Mark ori is back for his eighth season looking to earn the program s third straight playoff berth. Junior defensive lineman and fullback drian oliver is a key piece on defense. On offense, Coryon Rice has emerged as a leader and weapon at QB. Senior wide receiver Tyler Shaver and senior tailback Terrain ray are two of several skilled position players. Twinsburg played two games in six days and lost by to and -Broadview eights in contests that were both very winnable heading into the fourth quarter. The Tigers () continue to platoon quarterbacks dam Van de Motter and Seth Grabowski and both have made big plays this season. Cam Ron McClain continues to be a workhorse at running back while Christian Edgerson, Tre Radford and Isaiah Savitt are all capable playmakers in the pass game. On defense, ll-ohio candidate James Grammens is as consistent a linebacker as there is in the Suburban eague. Rashad Jones-and and Savitt have stepped up on that side of the ball as well. James Bessett had a highlight reel, onehanded interception vs. BB. BE RIGIG - Tigers ead Coach Mike Bell on the upcoming game against the Stow Bulldogs "ith Stow on the radar this week, we need to carry a greater sense of urgency with us into our game preparation each day leading up to Friday. Stow is a well coached team that plays hard, disciplined football. e must approach our week of practice and the game itself with a renewed and increased mental toughness that will allow us to perform at a high level." Follow and Friend Tigers Football Twinsburg Tiger Football Twinsburg Tigers Football ebpage Twinsburg City School District ebpage

2 TIGERS RECP ast Second Drive Falls Short; Tigers Drop eartbreaker to Bees Bees Twinsburg TIGERS TISBURG TIGERS Players of the eek In a game that came down to the final snap, the - Broadview eights defense was able to prevent Twinsburg from scoring a game-tying touchdown with time expiring to secure a win on the road. Quickly driving down the field after (4-2) turned it over on downs with 18 seconds left in the game, Twinsburg quarterback Seth Grabowski found fellow senior Christian Edgerson for a last-second 34-yard touchdown strike, but an offensive penalty wiped out the score. The next play, the Bees were able to deflect a long pass and seal the victory. freshman quarterback Joe abas and senior wide out Sam iglusz connected for three touchdowns. abas finished the night with four touchdown tosses and an interception. Edgerson had his way in the first quarter, hauling in multiple receptions and the first touchdown of the game on a 35-yard pass from dam Van de Motter. Van de Motter also ran for a score in the second quarter to tie the game at 14 heading to halftime. Just as Twinsburg () began to drive after falling down a touchdown late in the third quarter, Bees junior defensive lineman Tanner atson caused a fumble to give his offense great field position. went on to capitalize, as abas and iglusz completed their third-quarter hat trick with another TD pass to take a lead with 19 seconds left in the quarter. ttempting to tie the game in the final quarter down by eight, Twinsburg went for it on fourth and five. Bees linebacker Michael Graham immediately knocked down Grabowski s attempt over the middle to allow his team to take over on downs on their own 29-yard line with 3:41 left to go in the game. On the other side, Twinsburg's Isaiah Savitt had a big game. e tallied two touchdowns, one on a bubble screen from Grabowski in the third quarter and the other late in the fourth to keep Twinsburg alive with 7:21 left in the contest Van de Motter finished with 229 yards passing for the Tigers. OFFESE Christian Edgerson, R Edgerson caught four passes for 11 yards and a touchdown in loss to. DEFESE James Grammens, B Grammens had 5.5 tackles, 1 tackle for loss and a sack in the loss to BB. SPECI TEMS Tre Radford Radford returned three punts for a 19 yard average and a long of 35 in the loss to BB. TE OPPOET: STO BUDOGS 217 BUDOGS SCEDUE (5-1) 8/25 ake Catholic overall 9/1 Kent Roosevelt /8 Solon S-ational 9/ /22 adsworth ocation Stow, Ohio 9/29 ordonia Enrollment 1,65 students 1/6 TISBURG OS ssignment Division I, Region 1 1/13 udson ickname Bulldogs 1/2 Colors Maroon and Gold 1/27 Stadium Bulldog Stadium Surface Field Turf ead Coach Mark ori (8th season) 216 BUDOGS SCEDUE (1-2) Record at School /26 Green /2 Kent Roosevelt /9 Solon /16 adsworth STO ES D OTES 9/23 ordonia /3 TISBURG BUDOGS I TOP 1 I EEKY SSOCITED PRESS RITERS PO. The Ohio P released its weekly poll of statewide high school sports writers and the Stow Bulldogs are the #9 ranked team in the state of Ohio for Division I 1. St. Ignatius (6-) Cincinnati St. Xavier (6-) St. Edward (6-) Centerville (6-) Toledo hitmer (6-) Canton McKinley (6-) illiard Bradley (6-) Mentor (5-1) Stow-Munroe Falls (5-1) 4 1. Pickerington orth (5-1) 19 STO I IE FOR TIRD COSECUTIVE PYOFF BID; FOURT I FIVE YERS. The Ohio igh School thletic ssociation released its weekly football computer ratings Tuesday afternoon. The weekly computer ratings are released every Tuesday beginning in the fifth week of the season, leading up to the final report on Sunday morning, Oct. 29, when 224 schools will official qualify for the playoffs Division I - Region 1 1. Cle. St. Ignatius (6-) akewood St. Edward (6-) Canton McKinley (6-) Massillon Jackson (5-1) Mentor (5-1) Stow-Munroe Falls (5-1) Solon (5-1) Massillon Perry (5-1) Euclid (5-1) Canton GlenOak (2-4) ustintown-fitch () Cle. Rhodes (4-2) /7 1/14 1/21 1/28 11/4 11/11 udson Canton McKinley St. Edward BUDOGS SCEDUE (13-1) 8/28 Green /4 Kent Roosevelt /11 kron Firestone /18 adsworth /25 1/2 1/8 1/16 1/23 1/3 11/7 11/14 11/21 11/28 ordonia TISBURG udson Berea-Midpark Solon Olentangy St. Edward BUDOGS SCEDUE (7-3) 8/29 Canton oover /5 Kent Roosevelt /12 kron Firestone / /27 1/3 1/1 1/17 1/24 1/31 Shaker eights udson Mayfield Medina Elyria

3 ED COC MIKE BE IRED FEBRURY 4, 215 Mike Bell is in his third year as coach of the Tigers and is looking to build on his past successes, bringing winning football back to Twinsburg. Prior to coming to Twinsburg, Bell served one year as the head coach at Eastlake orth and had a very successful 12-year run as head coach at ake Catholic in Mentor. In 12 seasons at ake Catholic, the Cougars won 6 C Championships, qualified for the state playoffs 8 times (playoff record of 17-8) with 5 Regional Title appearances (23, 26, 27, 29, 21) and 3 state semifinal appearances (27, 29, and 21). TISBURG SST COCES ead Coach Mike Bell - Offensive Coordinator Jim ipinski - Running Backs Coach Tom Thome - Defensive Coordinator and Corner Backs Coach Matt itting - Special Team Coordinator and Safeties Coach Chris Shaffer - inebackers and Freshman ead Coach Dominique Sanders - ide Receivers Coach nthony Byrd - Offensive ine Coach Darius ashington - Defensive ine Coach Tre' Jones - Offensive ine Coach Dave Browne - Offensive ine and Defensive ine Coach Prior to 22, Bell served as the Cougars' defensive coordinator for three seasons, winning the Division III State Championship in 21. Prior to coaching at ake Catholic, Bell spent three years at illoughby South as a position coach and defensive coordinator, four years at Maple eights, and two seasons at his alma mater Pymatuning Valley. Coach Bell's Record - Year-By-Year YER SCOO T in % Results 1 22 ake Catholic th in Region ake Catholic ost in Regional Finals 3 24 ake Catholic 9 3. ost in Regional Semi Finals 4 25 ake Catholic ost in Regional Semi Finals 5 26 ake Catholic ost in Regional Finals GRIDIRO CUB Twinsburg coach Mike Bell has always been a strong believer in building a program and not just simply a football team that competes on Friday night. Part of that is the involvement of those outside of the players and coaches, including the administration, the community and perhaps most importantly, the football parents. Bell said the Tigers are extremely lucky to have the support of The Gridiron Club at Twinsburg and he doesn t take it for granted. It starts with our administration doing a great job getting our young men the equipment and necessities for the game, but when you think about all the extras to make us a first-class program that is where the Gridiron Club comes in and really help us, Bell said. There are a million ways for parents to get involved and I always encourage parents to get involved and do what they can because it doesn t last forever at the high school level obviously. The years go fast. The Gridiron Club is an organization of football parents in grades 7 through 12. There is no fee to 6 27 ake Catholic ost in State Semi Finals join and all members of the community are welcome to attend meetings. The Club meets the second Monday of the month at Twinsburg igh School. Meetings begin at 6: p.m. ll of the 7 28 ake Catholic th in Region 9 fundraising is run through Twinsburg thletic Boosters ake Catholic ost in State Semi Finals 9 21 ake Catholic ost in State Semi Finals The Gridiron Club raises funds to help support the team off the turf. From purchasing a new ake Catholic ost in Regional Semi Finals sound system for the locker room to feeding the boys on Friday nights and scrimmages, purchasing football gear such as t-shirts and cinch bags, senior gifts and hosting the end of year ake Catholic th in Region 9 banquet. These events are important in developing a sense of unity and pride in the program ake Catholic th in Region Eastlake orth st in Region Twinsburg th in Region Twinsburg th in Region 5 TISBURG TIGER STDIUM Twinsburg CURRET SESO ocation: RB Chamberlin Middle School Capacity: seasons OVER RECORD 127 Ravenna Road, Twinsburg 4487 Surface: Field Turf Coach Bell's Philosophy The first step toward creating an improved future is developing the ability to envision it. VISIO will ignite the fire of passion, which fuels our commitment to do TEVER IT TKES to achieve excellence. Only VISIO allows us to transform dreams of greatness into the reality of achievement through human action. VISIO has no boundaries and knows no limit. Our VISIO is what we become in life. Twinsburg is one of the most used athletic facilities in ortheast Ohio. Twinsburg officials say 's field gets used upwards of 95 times each year for various athletic events and practices -- from football, to soccer, to Relay For ife, to regional sporting events. In the summer of 215, the Stadium received a major upgrade to the playing surface. ew field turf was installed featuring a unique blue border and a large Tiger logo at midfield. The 'grass' has a paneled look of lighter and darker green shades every five yards replacing a the carpet that was installed in 25. has become a perennial site for OS football playoff games, hosting two games last year - the Division I Region 1 Semifinal (St Edward vs Stow) and the Division II Region 5 Final (udson and arren arding)

4 SUBURB STDIGS ational Conference Team / School adsworth GRIZZIES udson EXPORERS Stow BUDOGS BEES TISBURG TIGERS BERS TIGERS ordonia KIGTS 1-2 TIS EEK I TE SUBURB S 3-3- Overall TIGERS JUIOR VRSITY (-4) ug. 25 1: M Copley IDIS Sept. 2 1: M Solon COMETS Stewart Field 6-27 Sept 9 1: M urora GREEME -35 Sept 16 1: M TIGERS DP Sept 23 1: M BERS Serpentini Chevy Stadium -14 Oct. 2 4:3 PM BEES Bees Stadium Oct 7 1: M Stow BUDOGS Oct 14 1: M adsworth GRIZZIES Oct 21 1: M udson EXPORERS Veterans Stadium Oct 28 1: M ordonia KIGTS Boliantz Stadium TIGERS FRESME (2-4) ug. 24 4:3 PM Copley IDIS 16-2 ug. 3 4:3 PM Solon COMETS Stewart Field -32 Sept 7 4:3 PM urora GREEME 12-8 Sept 14 4:3 PM TIGERS 32- Sept 23 1: M BERS Serpentini Chevy Stadium -14 Sept 27 4:3 PM BEES Bees Stadium 8-3 Twinsburg Oct 5 4:3 PM Stow BUDOGS TIGERS TIGERS Oct 12 4:3 PM adsworth GRIZZIES Stow udson Oct 19 4:3 PM udson EXPORERS Veterans Stadium BUDOGS EXPORERS Oct 26 4:3 PM ordonia KIGTS Boliantz Stadium Oct 6, Bulldog Stadium Octg 6, Veteran Memorial Stadium ordonia KIGTS BEES Oct 6, Bees Stadium adsworth GRIZZIES BERS Oct 6, Serpintini Chevrolet Stadium RB CMBERI TIGERS DIV II: REG 5 - STDIGS 7th Grade Results and Summary (4-2) 8th Grade Results and Summary (2-4) udson Explorers S S kron rchbishop oban Knights S 13 Stow S 13 Stow Benedictine Bengals S 18 adsworth 6-2 S 19 adsworth Barberton Magics S 26 udson S 26 udson Brush rcs O 3 ordonia 4: O 5 ordonia 7: 6 Bedford Bearcats O 1 - S Crossover Game 4: O 11 - S Crossover Game 4: 7 Green Bulldogs Bees shtabula akeside Dragons Mayfield ildcats TISBURG TIGERS Copley Indians

5 1ST D 1 IT MICE SERER Sherer is an thletic Trainer with Twinsburg igh School 1 - hat is your background and how did you come to be the athletic trainer at Twinsburg? - Background Graduate of Baldwin-allace College, now Baldwin -allace University. B of ealth and Physical Education with emphasis on thletic Training. Back in Twinsburg requested game coverage and one day a week visitation for a injury clinic. I provided the weekly visitation for the injury clinic. The fall sport season of 199 I was hired to work at Twinsburg igh School as the athletic trainer through Ohio Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine. In 1998 I was hired full time as the athletic trainer and teacher in the PE Department teaching a Sports Medicine Class. 2 - hat is your primary focus on game day? re you able to enjoy the game or are you ultimately just focused on the health and safety of the athletes? - Primary focus - Making sure everyone gets what they need before pre-game (taping, stretching, padding etc) and at game time focusing on the players to ensure their health and safety is ok. I am primarily watching the players more than the game as a whole. 3 - ow closely do you work with the coaching staff when it comes to determining the extent of an injury and the ability of the athlete to return to action? - e have a strong communication between us and the coaching staff to ensure we are on the same page with the athlete on the return to play policy. 4 - aving served in your role for such a great length of time and taking care of so many athletes in so many sports over the years, do you have a sense of accomplishment or pride in the fact that your work is vital to keep the young men and women as healthy as possible so they go on to achieve success on and off the field of play beyond high school? - There is a strong sense of pride that goes with being here for a long time. I have seen athletes grow up and become very successful in the outside world. I teach a Sports Medicine class and through the years numerous athletes and students in my class have gone on to a job in the medical field. TIGERS ISTORY 216 Season (4-6 overall #13 in D2:R5) 8/26 9/2 9/9 Copley Solon urora / /23 9/3 1/6 1/14 1/21 1/28 Stow adsworth udson ordonia Season (1-9 overall #26 in D2:R3) 8/28 9/4 9/11 9/18 Copley Solon urora /25 1/2 1/9 1/16 1/23 1/3 Stow adsworth udson ordonia Two former student-athletes are Doctors, four students have become certified athletic trainers, numerous students have become nurses and pharmacist. Other fields that students have enter are physical therapy, occupational therapy and one became a strength coach for a college team. It's a great feeling when you see former athletes on the sideline or attending a winter event and they come up and say "hi" and talk about their accomplishments. TISBURG STTISTICS (217-6 games) 8/29 urora 14 9/5 ordonia /12 von PSSIG C--I Yds Per ng TD RECEIVIG (cont.) Rec Yds vg ng TD 9/19 Mentor 7-54 Grabowski % 89 4 Besett /26 Garfield eights -OT Van de Motter % 76 6 TOTS 74 1, /2 35- TOTS , % /1 Strongsville 14 PUTIG o. Yds vg ng I-2 1/17 Brunswick RUSIG tt Yds vg ng TD Team /24 Solon 7-28 McClain TOTS /31 udson Van de Motter Savitt KICKIG Taylor Callow 2 / % / -- Radford TOTS 2 / % / Season (2-8 overall #19 in D2:R4) Banks /3 urora 13-2 Buchanan KICKOFF RETURS o. Yds vg TD ng 9/6 ordonia 7-42 Grabowski McClain /12 von 7-42 TOTS Edgerson /2 Mentor -49 Radford /27 Garfield eights 14- RECEIVIG Rec Yds vg ng TD Delegram / Edgerson Buchanan /11 Strongsville 2-31 Radford TOTS /18 Brunswick 7-31 McClain /25 Solon 2-34 Banks PUT RETURS o. Yds vg TD ng 11/1 udson Savitt Brazie Cunningham Radford TOTS PT M- PT% FG M- FG G Season (1-9 overall #24 in D2:R4)

6 BUDOGS ROSTER TISBURG TIGERS ROSTER Player Player YR POS t t Player YR POS t t 1 Pearson, orenza 12 DB/R 5'11" Gill, rshdeep 1 DB/R 6'" Campbell, Gilbert 11 DB/R 5'9" Schiopota, uke 11 B/RB 5'9" Taylor, Khadafhi 12 B/RB 5'1" pple, Kyle 1 B/TE 6'2" Van de Motter, dam 11 QB 5'11" Grammens, James 12 B/RB 6'" Jones, Kris 12 DB/RB 5'8" Turle, Jack 1 B/RB 5'8" ohlwend, Ethan 11 K 6'1" Vella, Jake 11 D/TE 5'11" Banks, Jameel 11 DB/R 5'1" Solis, Trevor 11 D/TE 5'9" Savitt, Isaiah 11 B/R 6'" Bova, lex 1 D/O 6'" Tamber, arshber 12 B/RB 5'1" Malenchek, iden 11 D/O 6'5" Deeds, Justin 12 DB/R 5'11" Sablack, Jake 1 D/O 5'11" Grabowski, Seth 12 DB/QB 5'11" Frejofsky, Kyle 12 B/O 5'11" Besett, James 11 DB/R 6'1" Cefaratti, ustin 11 B/O 5'9" Thornton, Khalid 12 DB/R 5'11" Moore, Grant 1 D/O 5'9" Buchanan, Javion 12 DB/R 5'8" Bedell, ate 12 D/O 6'2" Callow, Brett 1 K 5'8" Switz, J 1 D/O 5'1" Brazie, Max 11 D/TE 6'3" Sako, Zach 11 D/O 6'2" Christensen, Ryan 1 DB/QB 6'2" Sako, Brock 12 D/O 6'1" Grammens, Connor 1 DB/R 5'1" Evans, Freddy 11 D/O 6'1" McClain, Cam Ron 12 B/RB 5'1" Baker, ick 11 B/O 5'11" Glenn, Dominick 1 DB/R 5'6" Flauto,TJ 1 D/O 5'8" Delegram, Bobby 12 DB/R 5'8" Ingram, ogan 12 D/O 6'4" Matejka, iam 1 DB/R 5'9" brams, Peter 1 D/O 5'8" Dennis, Savon 12 DB/RB 5'7" Kresak, Brandon 11 D/O 6'1" Delisio, John 11 D/TE 6'" Edgerson, Christian 12 DB/R 6'" Krsak, Stephen 1 B/RB 6'1" Jindra, rty 11 DB/R 5' Klemmer, ick 1 K 6'2" Jones-and, Rashad 11 D/TE 6'1" Callow, Brandon 12 DB/R/K 5'6" Bell, Joe 12 D/TE 6"" Mickovic, Matt 12 B/RB 5'1" Radford, Tre 11 DB/R 6'3" Gwatkin, Sam 12 D/TE 6'1" TISBURG TIGERS CPTIS 217 TISBURG TIGERS CPTIS 6 Jones, Kris 12 DB/RB 5'8" McClain, Cam Ron 12 B/RB 5'1" Deeds, Justin 12 DB/R 5'11" Grammens, James 12 B/RB 6'" Sako, Brock 12 D/O 6'1" 25. TIGERS OFFESIVE 2 DEEP TIGERS DEFESIVE 2 DEEP QB 4 Van de Motter, dam 12 Grabowski, Seth D 45 Solis, Trevor 25 Delisio, John RB 2 McClain, Cam Ron 3 Taylor, Khadafhi D 51 Malenchek, iden 17 Brazie, Max R 8 Banks, Jameel 2 Campbell, Gilbert D 86 Jonesland, Rashad 63 Sako, Zach R 13 Besett, James 9 Savitt, Isaiah D 87 Bell, Joe 9 Gwatkin, Sam R 81 Edgerson, Christian 15 Buchanan, Javion B 36 pple, Kyle 3 Taylor, Khadafhi R 88 Radford, Tre 22 Delegram, Bobby B 38 Grammens, James 4 Turle, Jack B 9 Savitt, Isaiah 55 Cefaratti, ustin TE 17 Brazie, Max 45 Solis, Trevor O 54 Frejofsky, Kyle 68 Evans, Freddy DB 1 Pearson, orenza 14 Thornton, Khalid O 63 Sako, Zach 51 Malenchek, iden DB 2 Campbell, Gilbert 21 Glenn, Dominick O 64 Sako, Brock 55 Cefaratti, ustin DB 13 Besett, James 22 Delegram, Bobby O 72 Baker, ick 52 Sablack, Jake DB 3 Callow, Brandon 15 Buchanan, Javion O 76 Kresak, Brandon 74 Ingram, ogan PK 3 Callow, Brandon P 9 Savitt, Isaiah D 12 Grabowski, Seth S 38 Grammens, James S 72 Baker, ick

7 217 TISBURG TIGERS COMPOSITE SCEDUE & RESUTS 25 TISBURG TIGERS urora Solon S 1 kron Firestone 42- S 1 TISBURG TIGERS S 1 Euclid S 8 Uniontown ake 21-2 S 8 Stow S 8 TISBURG TIGERS -OT S 15 Bedford S 15 Elyria 33-6 S 15 Tallmadge S 22 Barberton 2-48 S 22 Strongsville S 22 Kent Roosevelt 35- S 28 Richfield Revere S 28 Brunswick S 29 Barberton 7-34 O 6 Tallmadge O 6 Euclid O 6 Medina ighland O 13 Medina ighland O 13 Mentor O 13 Richfield Revere O 2 urora O 21 Shaker eights O 2 Copley O 27 Kent Roosevelt O 27 Medina O 27 Columbus Mifflin Tigers Kent Roosevelt orth Ridgeville Olmsted Falls S 1 orton 7-2 S 1 Parma 4-8 S 1 Garfield eights 34-2 S 8 Barberton 2-47 S 8 Medina ighland S 8 illoughby South S 15 TISBURG TIGERS S 15 Stow S 15 udson 2-23 S S 23 TISBURG TIGERS S S 29 adsworth -59 S 29 udson S 28 TISBURG TIGERS O 6 udson O 6 adsworth O 6 ordonia O 13 ordonia O 13 O 13 O 2 Stow O 2 ordonia O 2 adsworth O 27 O 27 O 27 Stow 4-1 Copley Indians Solon Comets urora Greenmen 4-2 Stow Bulldogs Bears adsworth Grizzlies Bees udson Explorers ake Catholic kron Firestone ustintown Fitch 2-7 S 1 Kent Roosevelt S 1 ooster 47- S 1 Strongsville S 8 Solon S 8 Medina 44-7 S 8 Canton McKinley S S 15 ordonia S S 22 adsworth S 22 Stow S 22 ordonia S 29 ordonia S S O 6 TISBURG TIGERS O 6 O 6 O 13 udson O 13 TISBURG TIGERS O 13 Stow O 2 O 2 O 2 TISBURG TIGERS O 27 O 27 udson O ordonia Knights 25 Bedford S 1 Penisula oodridge S 8 Mayfield S 15 adsworth S 22 udson S 29 Stow O 6 O 13 O 2 O 27 TISBURG TIGERS TIS DTE I ISTORY October 6, 21 - Philadelphia Phillies starting pitcher Roy alladay pitches the second no-hitter in MB Postseason istory during Game 1 of the DS, as the Phillies defeat the Cincinnati Reds 4- at Citizens Bank Park. October 6, The Baltimore Orioles' played their final game at Memorial Stadium - a 7-1 loss to the Detroit Tigers. The following spring the O's would move to the first of the modern retro ballpark in the Major eagues - Orioles Park at Camden Yards. Since then 24 of the other 29 teams in MB have had new retro ballparks constucted or have seen major renovations to existing structures. The tlanta Braves have moved into TO new stadiums since Camden Yards opened 27 years ago. October 6, The Y Jets announce they are leaving Shea Stadium in Flushing Meadows (QUeens) for Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, J. The 1984 season will be the first in F history with no teams playing I the city of ew York.