2020 Game Notes Game Two: St. Edward

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2020 GAME NOTES GAME TWO: ST. EDWARD

Ignatiuswildcats.com 1 THE MATCHUP

Team Information

Saint Ignatius High School: 1-0 OHSAA Division I, Region 1 Head Coach: Chuck Kyle ’69 Record at School: 359-95-1 at Overall Record: 359-95-1 St. Edward Eagles: 2-1 OHSAA Division I, Region 1 St. Edward Saint Ignatius Head Coach: Tom Lombardo Record at School: 57-12 EAGLES WILDCATS Overall Record: 146-50

September 19, 2020 Media Information FirstEnergy Stadium For information and credential Kickoff: 7 pm requests, contact: Joe Ginley ‘12 Saint Ignatius Schedule Communications Coordinator for Athletics Date Opponent Time/Score (P): 216-651-0222 x242 9/12 vs. Bishop Sycamore W, 33-6 email: [email protected] 9/19 vs. St. Edward 7:00 pm For full coverage of the Wildcats, 9/25 @ Massillon Washington 7:00 pm visit ignatiuswildcats.com. 10/3 @ St. Xavier 5:00 pm

MEDIA POLICIES Broadcast Information

• The press box and loges are for media, school Saint Ignatius Broadcasting administrators, and coaches only. Network Spectators will not be allowed to enter or use the Play-by-Play: Owen Gerba ’21 Color Analyst: Bobby Gerome ’21 press box or loges. Analyst/Show Host: Danny Gibel ’22 • No sideline passes will be administered. The sidelines Moderator: Joe Ginley ’12 / will be for athletes, coaches, and trainers only. Jeff McCormick ’83 • Media from credentialed outlets will be allowed to (P): 216-651-0222 cover the game, standing in the end zones in a email: [email protected] [email protected] physically distanced manner. Media is not allowed on the sidelines. • Media wishing to conduct postgame interviews must consult a member of the school’s Athletic Department or Communications Department before doing so. S BN 2 2020 Saint Ignatius Football Game Notes THE MATCHUP ABOUT THE WILDCATS ... St. Edward Series History 10/12/19 L 3-7 A Wildcats Storylines ... 11/2/18 L 19-21 H Reg. QTF 10/26/18 W 21-7 H RIVALRY COMES EARLY: The Wildcats and Eagles have not met in Sep- 10/28/17 W 17-10 A tember since the 1978 season. The Eagles have an 8-2 advantage in Sep- 11/18/16 W 38-31 N Reg. Final (OT) tember games. Overall, Head Coach Chuck Kyle (1983-present) owns a 10/29/16 W 34-7 H 10/31/15 L 28-35 A 26-14-1 record vs. the Eagles. He has never lost three straight to St. Edward. 11/1/14 L 10-41 H 10/19/13 W 23-17 A FRENCH’s DEBUT: In his first varsity start, Jaxon French performed quite 10/27/12 L 13-20 H well. The junior completed 12-of-14 passes for 117 yards and two touch- 11/12/11 W 20-17 N Reg. Semi 10/29/11 W 20-17 A downs. French also showed off his scrambling ability to keep plays alive. 10/30/10 L 10-33 H French will lead an efficient, smart offense. The last time the Wildcats and 10/31/09 W 28-0 A Eagles both started junior QBs was in 1992, as Scott Mutryn ’94 led the 11/1/08 W 37-0 H Reg. QTF Wildcats to a 28-0 win over Bob Adams and the Eagles. 10/25/08 W 34-12 H 10/26/07 W 19-14 A 10/14/06 L 13-21 H MACK PACK: Establishing the run is a crucial part of a Saint Ignatius of- 10/15/05 L 7-10 A fense. Four running backs will combine to do the job this season – Mike 10/16/04 W 26-10 H Simcak, Ryan Waldron, Marty Lenehan, and Anthony Santagata. Each of 10/11/03 W 20-17 A 10/12/02 W 25-2 H the four backs delivers a different skillset, but all run, block, and catch well. 10/13/01 L 41-44 A OT Named after the Mack truck, this unselfish group is very promising. 10/13/00 W 37-0 H 10/16/99 W 43-15 A THE BIG UGLIES: The Wildcats bring back two returning starters on the of- 10/23/98 W 38-7 H 10/17/97 W 34-6 A fensive line. Senior Gus Salopek and junior Ashton Montgomery will anchor 10/19/96 L 9-12 H OT the Wildcats as left and right tackles this year, after playing at guard and 10/20/95 W 27-10 A center last season. Inside, junior Joe Ryland will get the start at left guard 10/22/94 W 24-10 H and senior Carter Zimmerman will start at right guard. Junior Brian Keane, 10/23/93 W 35-34 A 3OT 10/24/92 W 28-0 H younger brother of Owen ‘20 and Pat ‘20, is the starter at center. 10/18/91 L 10-14 A 10/13/90 W 47-0 H ADLER ATTACK: The Saint Ignatius defensive line looked strong in Game 10/13/89 W 21-0 A 1. Bennett Adler tied for a team-high 3.5 tackles and led the team with 3.5 10/22/88 W 14-7 H 10/24/87 L 10-13 A tackles for loss, as well as a sack. Fellow end Luca LaSpina contributed 2 10/11/86 W 14-5 H tackles, 1.5 sacks, and 1.5 tackles for loss. Tommy Wasinksi (3 tackles, 0.5 10/12/85 L 0-12 A sacks, 0.5 TFL) and Peter Chalhoub (1.5 tackles, 1.5 sacks, 1.5 TFL) each 10/13/84 L 0-10 H contributed plenty, as well. All four will be critical to slowing the Eagles’ 10/15/83 T 14-14 A 10/16/82 L 7-26 H potent run game. 10/17/81 L 3-7 A 10/11/80 L 0-11 H LINEBACKER LEGION: The Wildcats’ linebackers will be a strength of the 10/20/79 W 17-6 A team this season. All three starters played plenty as juniors in 2019. Aidan 9/15/78 L 9-38 H 9/16/77 L 11-23 H Hubbard was named an All-Ohioan for 2019 after leading the team in tack- 9/17/76 L 0-2 A les. Sports Illustrated named him as an All-American candidate for 2020. 9/12/75 L 14-35 H Nick Velotta and Aidan Conway were selected as captains after record- 9/13/74 L 3-7 A ing a combined 43 tackles last year. Hubbard tied for the team lead with 9/14/73 L 13-14 H 9/15/72 L 7-14 A 3.5 tackles last week, Conway added 2.5 tackles and 1 TFL, while Velotta 11/13/71 L 0-24 A tabbed 1.5 tackles, 0.5 sacks, and 1.5 tackles for loss. 9/20/57 W 40-7 A 9/22/56 W 33-6 H HANNA’S HEROES: The Wildcats’ secondary brings back just one returning 9/24/55 L 12-34 A 10/17/54 W 27-12 A starter in Emmett Hanna, but still includes plenty of talent. Hanna starts at 10/18/53 W 41-7 A free safety, with Griffin Taliak and Braeden Lair joining him at safety. Cole 10/17/52 W 41-12 H Smith and Chris Snyder will start at corner. Each had nice plays last week, By the Numbers including a timely interception by Snyder at the end of the first half. Meetings: 59 Saint Ignatius Wins: 32 MANGAN SEASON: After an outstanding junior year, Declan Mangan re- St. Edward Wins: 26 turns as the Wildcats’ kicker and punter for the 2020 campaign. Mangan Ties: 1 showed off his big leg in Week 1, booming a 51-yard field goal. At FirstEnergy Stadium: 2-0 Cats Fact to know: Chuck Kyle has CAPTAINS: The captains for the 2020 season are #37 Nick Velotta, #48 never lost 3 in a row to St. Edward. Aidan Conway, #66 Gus Salopek, and #86 Nick Lamirand. Ignatiuswildcats.com 3 ABOUT ST. EDWARD ... Learning about the Eagles ... 2020 St. Edward BATTLE-TESTED: If anyone in Northeast Ohio has been through the wringer in the first few weeks of the season, it’s St. Edward. Schedule The Eagles played one of the top teams in Ohio in Massillon 8/28 @ Massillon W, 24-23 Washington to start the season before facing current Cleve- Washington land.com #1 team Archbishop Hoban and #3 Mentor. Without a doubt, Eagles have one of the toughest schedules in Northeast Ohio in this shortened season. 9/5 vs. Archbishop L, 0-35 THE MEN OF RAMOS: The St. Edward offense has a new quar- Hoban terback this season in Christian Ramos. The junior has experienced the ups and downs common for any young quarterback, but has led the Eagles to a 2-1 record. Through 3 games, Ramos has 206 yards and 3 TDs on the ground, with 83 yards and 1 TD 9/11 @ Mentor W, 28-24 through the air. Ramos will look to avoid mistakes on Saturday, as he’s thrown six interceptions in three games. 9/19 @ Saint Ignatius WATKINS AND ENOVITCH ATTACK: Malachi Watkins and Daniel Enovitch have been the Eagles’ 1-2 punch at running back this FirstEnergy Stadium season. Watkins is tied for the team lead with Ramos for carries with 41, but trails his QB in yardage with 188. Enovitch has 145 yards on 31 carries. As a team, the Eagles average 4.6 yards per 9/26 vs. Bishop Sycamore carry.

GROUND AND POUND EAGLES: The Eagles have utilized a run-heavy approach this season. Through 3 games, St. Edward 10/2 @ Benedictine has called 117 run plays and 30 passes, running the ball 79.5% of the time. St. Edward’s approach has worked for two wins this season, including a come-from-behind win over Mentor.

THE HANKINS SHOW: C.J. Hankins is the heart and soul of the St. Edward defense. The 5’11, 220-pound linebacker roams the field like like a lion, ready to pounce on opposing ballcarriers. The Wildcats will need to keep an eye on Hankins all day.

CASTLEBERRY CRAZE: If you’re a St. Edward fan, you know the Castleberry family well. Jordan Castleberry starred for the Eagles a couple years ago, and now Jaylen and Joel are steal- DIVISION I AP POLL ing the show. Jaylen and Joel are the linchpins of the St. Edward secondary, and helped the Eagles halt the Mentor offense last 1. Pickerington Central (10) 3-0 166 week. 2. Dublin Coffman (6) 3-0 151 3. Lakota West (1) 3-0 109 BEWARE THE BLITZ: St. Edward has employed the blitz plenty 4. Springfield 3-0 99 this season, with success. The Eagles came up with key stops 5. Canton McKinley 3-0 90 to hold off Massillon and Mentor. St. Edward will look to employ 6. Cincinnati Princeton 3-0 89 smart blitzes to confuse a young Wildcats offense. 7. Lakewood St. Edward (1) 2-1 79 8. Mentor 2-1 59 NOT SO SECRET WEAPONS: The Eagles are perpetually strong 8. Cincinnati St. Xavier (1) 2-1 59 on special teams, and this year is no different. Justin Slattery 10. Perrysburg 3-0 32 anchors the Eagles’ unit as a strong punter, averaging 36.5 yards per punt. He also uncorked a 72-yard TD pass vs. Massillon. Others receiving 12 or more points: 11. Noah Rios has handled the kicking duties with a 30-yard field Euclid 27. 12. Groveport-Madison 22. 13. goal and 5 extra points. In the return game, Joel Castleberry Clayton Northmont 16. 14. Cincinnati does the job, averaging 6 yards per punt return and 28.4 yards Colerain 13. per kick return, including a 95-yard TD earlier in the year. 4 2020 Saint Ignatius Football Game Notes ABOUT ST. EDWARD ... BY THE NUMBERS/ WILDCATS TO WATCH

QB JAXON FRENCH ’22 30-3 In his varsity starting de- Wildcats’ record vs. but, Jaxon French shined St. Edward when scor- bright, completing 12-of- ing 15 or more points 14 passes for 117 yards and two touchdowns. French be tested against a stout St. Edward de- 2-1-1 fense. Last season as a Wildcats’ record when JV quarterback, French scoring 14 points vs. led the JV Cats to a 10-3 St. Edward win over St. Edward. Poise in the pocket and smart decision-making will be key in leading the 0-22 Cats to a victory over the Wildcats’ record when Eagles. scoring 13 or fewer points vs. St. Edward LB AIDAN HUBBARD ’21 To stop the Eagles’ offense, you need to be able to stuff the run 26-14-1 game. The Eagles have a Coach Chuck Kyle’s stout rushing attack with record vs. St. Edward several talented running backs and a mobile quarterback in Christian Ra- mos. Aidan Hubbard will 86 be important in stopping Jaxon French’s com- the run as a quick force pletion percentage on the edge. The North- last week western commit looked strong against Bishop Sycamore, but his role will be even more vital -4 this week. Rushing yards allowed last week Ignatiuswildcats.com 5 SAINT IGNATIUS VARSITY ROSTER # Name Yr. Ht. Wt. Position # Name Yr. Ht. Wt. Position 2 Mike Simcak Sr. 5’9” 185 RB 56 Carter Zimmerman Sr. 6’3” 250 OL 3 Ryan Waldron Jr. 5’11” 195 RB 57 Joe Ryland Jr. 6’2” 275 OL 4 Joseph Adler Jr. 6’0” 175 K/P 58 Patrick Clink Jr. 6’1” 205 DL 5 Zeb Eldridge Jr. 6’2” 170 K/P 59 John Lenhard Sr. 5’8” 225 DL 6 Declan Mangan Sr. 5’11” 165 K/P 61 Thomas Wasinski Jr. 5’10” 275 DL/OL 7 Jaxon French Jr. 6’2” 200 QB 62 Peter Chalhoub Jr. 6’2” 240 DL 8 Joe Pfaff Jr. 6’4” 180 QB 63 Bennett Adler Sr. 6’3” 230 DL 9 Mike Morgan Sr. 5’11” 160 WR 66 Gus Salopek Sr. 6’5” 260 OL 10 Torh York Jr. 5’6” 120 DB 67 Ryan Boomer Jr. 5’9” 230 DL 11 Steven Bodamer Jr. 6’0” 170 WR 71 John Reddy Jr. 6’1” 215 OL 12 Alec LaSpina Sr. 6’0” 180 WR 73 Connor Kinney Sr. 6’2” 275 OL 13 Joseph Viola Jr. 5’10” 145 DB 74 Brian Keane Jr. 6’4” 300 OL 14 Andrew Chime Sr. 6’0” 190 DB 75 William Witalis Jr. 6’3” 245 OL 15 Sean Cook Sr. 5’11” 155 DB 76 Ashton Montgomery Jr. 6’2” 300 OL 16 Jack Dunstan Sr. 5’11” 165 WR 78 AJ Gottschalk Sr. 6’0” 280 OL 16 John Dombrowski Jr. 5’8” 155 DB 80 Sean Ward Jr. 6’4” 230 TE 17 Colin Wiehn Sr. 6’0” 165 WR 81 Charlie Spurrier Sr. 6’1” 160 WR 18 Griffin Taliak Jr. 5’11” 165 DB 82 John Becker Sr. 6’1” 170 WR 19 Emmett Hanna Sr. 6’2” 205 S 83 Scott Broski Jr. 6’0” 148 WR 20 Anthony Santagata Sr. 5’7” 155 RB 84 Damon Frabotta Jr. 6’2” 170 WR 21 Chris Snyder Sr. 6’1” 178 DB 85 Maximilian Muresan Jr. 6’0” 160 WR 22 Max Hartley Jr. 5’7” 140 DB 86 Nick Lamirand Sr. 6’5” 220 TE 22 Marty Lenehan Jr. 5’9” 180 RB 87 Patrick Tompkins Jr. 6’3” 185 WR/TE 23 Connor Gisztl Jr. 5’6” 128 DB 88 Jonathan McNeil Sr. 6’5” 200 WR 24 Calum Campolieti Sr. 5’11” 165 DB 89 Ed Musbach Jr. 6’1” 165 WR 25 Edwin Abiakl Jr. 5’10” 175 WR 90 Colin Vollmer Jr. 6’4” 178 WR 26 Joseph Georges Jr. 5’9” 175 DB 91 Luca LaSpina Sr. 6’5” 240 DL 27 Brandon Webster So. 5’10” 169 DB/WR 92 William Robinson So. 6’5” 230 DL/TE 28 Steven Favazzo So. 5’11” 185 RB/RB 94 Joey Kause Jr. 6’0” 225 DL 29 Brendan Hunt Jr. 5’10” 155 DB 95 Eugene Gibbons So. 6’3” 205 DL 30 Joe Norris Jr. 6’0” 175 DB 96 Ashauni Suhak Sr. 6’3” 255 DL 31 Nathan Polinko Jr. 5’10” 170 DB 97 Aidan Lentz Jr. 6’0” 185 LB 32 Johnny Regan Jr. 5’9” 130 DB 32 Sebastian Duffin Jr. 6’0” 160 WR William Moore Sr. Manager 33 Jack Mangan Jr. 6’0” 165 DB Joshua Dickerson Sr. Manager 34 John Foliano Sr. 5’10” 165 DB Matthew Lally Sr. Manager 35 Max Palinski So. 6’1” 205 LB George Zein Sr. Manager 36 Colin MacMillan Sr. 6’0” 197 S Matthew O’Neill So. Manager 37 Nick Velotta Sr. 6’1” 220 LB 39 Charles Breen Jr. 5’10” 135 DB Coaches: 40 Franklin Pike Jr. 6’0” 170 DB Chuck Kyle ’69 Head Coach 41 Patrick Kotek Sr. 5’11” 160 WR Nick Restifo Hon. ‘19 Offensive Coordinator/QB 42 Jonathan Tardio Jr. 6’1” 180 LB Ryan Franzinger ’02 Defensive Coordinator/LB 43 Matthew Oleksik Sr. 5’11” 185 S Jim Cahill ’89 Running Backs Coach 44 Chris Aerni Jr. 5’11” 210 LB Rodney Gallaway Wide Receivers Coach 45 Aidan Hubbard Sr. 6’4” 225 LB Paul Yappel Offensive Line Coach 46 Braeden Lair Jr. 6’0” 195 S Dave Cicetti Defensive Line Coach 47 Jack Norris Sr. 5’10” 145 DB Mark Sullivan Defensive Line Coach 48 Aidan Conway Sr. 6’1” 225 LB John Pieschalski ’89 Defensive Backs Coach 49 Cole Smith Sr. 6’1” 175 DB Mo Sizemore Head Athletic Trainer 51 William Persiani Jr. 5’10” 250 OL Tony Connacher Assistant Athletic Trainer 53 Gavin Berger Jr. 6’1” 200 LB Luke Gable (Sr.) Student Coach / Intern 54 Blase Mastrianni Jr. 6’1” 195 LB Charlie O’Brien (So.) Student Coach / Intern

6 2020 Saint Ignatius Football Game Notes ST. EDWARD ROSTER 2020 ST. EDWARD VARSITY FOOTBALL Head Coach: Tom Lombardo

Assistant Coaches: Tom Becks, Dan Corcoran, TJ Gallagher, Rick Lytle, Michael O'Malley, Pete Pappas, Bill Powers, Bill Rockwell, Dan Scanlon, Brad Staples, Norm Stickney

# First Last Ht Wt Po Gr # First Last Ht Wt Po Gr 1 Joel Castleberry 6'0 170 DB/WR Jr 43 Josh Gribble 5'9 162 RB So 2 C.J. Hankins 5'11 220 LB/RB Sr 44 Chris Sanchez 5'8 134 DB Jr 3 Jaylen Castleberry 6'0 180 DB/WR Sr 45 Owen Mulgrew 5'11 200 LB Jr 4 Christian Ramos 6'1 190 QB Jr 46 Colin Wojciechowski 6'0 225 K Sr 5 Joseph Straub 5'10 170 DB Sr 47 Wyatt Gedeon 6'1 230 DL/LB So 6 Malachi Watkins 5'10 185 RB Sr 48 Jose Garcia 5'8 150 DB Jr 7 Charles Calhoun 6'2 220 DL Sr 51 Myles O'Malley 5'8 180 LB Jr 8 Andrew Cook 6'2 210 TE Sr 52 Zyion Freer-Brown 6'1 220 LB Jr 9 John Flowers 5'9 202 LB Sr 54 Tory Williams 5'10 200 LB Jr 10 Justin Slattery 5'11 180 WR/P Sr 55 Michael Evans 6'0 250 DL Jr 11 Joshua Kerekes 5'10 155 WR Sr 56 Dwight Harvey 6'1 260 DL Jr 12 Connor Goodall 6'3 175 WR Jr 57 Hamdaan Syed 5'8 205 OL Jr 13 Rayshawn Manning Jr 6'1 174 WR Jr 58 Andrew Klare 6'1 220 DL Sr 14 Jacob Hess 5'10 150 WR Sr 62 Giovanni Kennedy 6'1 265 OL Jr 15 Evan Colburn 5'10 185 WR Sr 63 Louis Krnac 6'4 265 OL Jr 16 Nathan Fallon 6'0 150 DB Jr 64 Philip Sampognaro 6'0 220 DL Jr 17 Dominic Sidari 6'1 195 DB Jr 65 James Gaycheck 6'1 265 OL Sr 18 Aidan Mullen 6'1 205 TE Sr 68 John Izzo 6'4 270 OL Sr 19 Broden Bostwick 5'9 170 WR Sr 72 Brady Seymour 6'2 290 OL Jr 20 Donavan Billingsley 5'11 175 DB Jr 73 Austin Dunn IV 5'11 255 OL Jr 21 Dontez Howard Jr 5'7 160 DB Jr 74 Christopher Moran 6'3 285 OL Sr 22 Noah Rios 5'11 185 DL/K Sr 75 Thomas Aden 6'2 285 OL/DL Sr 23 Parker Croston 5'10 165 WR Sr 76 Joseph Lavelle 6'1 270 OL Jr 24 Anthony Jackson 5'11 168 DB Sr 77 Nathan Snyder 6'2 260 OL Sr 25 Daniel Enovitch 5'11 180 RB Jr 78 Connor Hamm 6'2 240 OL Sr 26 Carlton Landingham, II 5'6 140 DB Jr 79 Alexander Castros 6'1 260 OL Jr 27 Jack Riley 5'11 170 DB Jr 80 Kai Yurcich 6'0 150 WR Jr 28 Hayden Rice 5'8 160 DB Jr 81 Thomas Holmes III 6'1 160 WR Jr 29 Garrett Rotz 6'1 145 QB Jr 82 Daniel Ollerton 6'0 158 WR Jr 30 Ian Fairfield 5'11 183 DB Jr 84 Nathan Cierebiej 6'0 180 WR Jr 31 Avery Reynolds 5'11 185 DB Jr 85 Chrystopher Spears 5'10 140 WR Jr 32 Jackson T. Miller 5'11 175 RB Jr 86 Frank Warren 5'11 150 WR Jr 33 Thomas Harrison 6'1 180 QB Jr 87 Brad Delphia 6'3 210 TE Jr 35 Dakota Jonke 6'2 180 K Jr 88 Dominic Cardarella 5'8 170 WR Jr 35 Kayin Cooper 5'10 160 QB So 89 Ryan Miklich 6'0 180 WR Jr 36 Cameron Grant 6'4 180 QB So 91 Treyton Bixby 6'5 245 DL Jr 37 Marvin Bell 5'8 165 RB So 93 Matthew Oudeman 6'1 260 DL Jr 39 Joe Felix 5'11 170 DB Jr 95 Chance Robinson 6'1 232 DL Jr 40 Hunter Price 5'11 209 LB Sr 98 Caden Casto 6'2 255 DL Sr 41 Jeremiah Ratcliff 5'10 210 LB Jr 99 Matthew Molnar 6'3 220 DL Jr

President - Jim Kubacki Principal - KC McKenna Athletic Director - Kevin Hickman Athletic Trainer - Brian Warner Team Physicians - Dr. Morgan Jones, Dr. Jessica Churchill PT - Bailey Lanser Team Managers - Liam Scanlon, Liam McIlwee, Cody Wagner, Quinn Mulgrew, Jayson Morris, Colin Ashdown Strength and Conditioning - Auggie Promersberger Band Director - Angelo Kortyka Head Cheer Coach - Gretchen Toddy-Ludwick Varsity Cheer Team: Ella Hanley, Kaitlyn Kemer, Kaitlyn Mincey, Kaylie Rawlins, Julia Scheatzle, Sydney Writghtsman, Ellie Yanko, Isabella Ott

Ignatiuswildcats.com 7 SAINT IGNATIUS DEPTH CHART * Depth chart subject to change on gameday OFFENSE DEFENSE

QB 7 Jaxon French Jr. 6’2” 200 DE 63 Bennett Adler Sr. 6’3” 230 8 Joe Pfaff Jr. 6’4” 180 59 John Lenhard Sr. 5’8” 225

RB 2 Mike Simcak Sr. 5’9” 185 NT 61 Thomas Wasinski Jr. 5’10” 275 22 Marty Lenehan Jr. 5’9” 180 62 Peter Chalhoub Jr. 6’2” 240 3 Ryan Waldron Jr. 5’11” 195 DE 91 Luca LaSpina Sr. 6’5” 240 TE 86 Nick Lamirand Sr. 6’5” 220 61 Thomas Wasinski Jr. 5’10” 275 80 Sean Ward Jr. 6’4” 230 87 Patrick Tompkins Jr. 6’3” 185 OLB 37 Nick Velotta Sr. 6’1” 220 53 Gavin Berger Jr. 6’1” 200 WR 12 Alec LaSpina Sr. 6’0” 180 82 John Becker Sr. 6’1” 170 MLB 48 Aidan Conway Sr. 6’1” 225 44 Chris Aerni Jr. 5’11” 210 WR 16 Jack Dunstan Sr. 5’11” 165 82 John Becker Sr. 6’1” 170 OLB 45 Aidan Hubbard Sr. 6’4” 225 42 Jonathan Tardio Jr. 6’1” 180 OR WR 11 Steven Bodamer Jr. 6’0” 170 54 Blase Mastrianni Jr. 6’1” 195 82 John Becker Sr. 6’1” 170 CB 49 Cole Smith Sr. 6’1” 175 LT 66 Gus Salopek Sr. 6’5” 260 30 Joe Norris Jr. 6’0” 175 75 William Witalis Jr. 6’3” 245 27 Brandon Webster So. 5’10” 169

LG 57 Joe Ryland Jr. 6’2” 275 SS 46 Braeden Lair Jr. 6’0” 195 73 Connor Kinney Sr. 6’2” 275 24 Calum Campolieti Sr. 5’11” 165

C 74 Brian Keane Jr. 6’4” 300 SS 18 Griffin Taliak Jr. 5’11” 165 56 Carter Zimmerman Sr. 6’3” 250 14 Andrew Chime Sr. 6’0” 190

RG 56 Carter Zimmerman Sr. 6’3” 250 FS 19 Emmett Hanna Sr. 6’2” 205 61 Thomas Wasinski Jr. 5’10” 275 26 Joseph Georges Jr. 5’9” 175 25 Edwin Abiakl Jr. 5’10” 175 RT 76 Ashton Montgomery Jr. 6’2” 300 75 William Witalis Jr. 6’3” 245 CB 21 Chris Snyder Sr. 6’1” 178 15 Sean Cook Sr. 5’11” 155 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE SPECIAL TEAMS KO 6 Declan Mangan Sr. 5’11” 165 #2 Mike SIM-cack #44 Chris EARN-ee #3 Ryan WALL-dron #46 BRAY-den LAIR FG 6 Declan Mangan Sr. 5’11” 165 #6 Declan Man-GAN #51 Will Per-sh-on-EE 5 Zeb Eldridge Jr. 6’2” 170 #8 Joe FAFF #54 BLAZE Mas-TREE-on-ee #11 Steven Bod-ah-MER #62 Peter Cha-LUBE PAT 6 Declan Mangan Sr. 5’11” 165 #12 Alec Lah-SPEENA #66 Gus SALL-oh-peck #16 Jack DONE-stan #74 Brian CANE P 6 Declan Mangan Sr. 5’11” 165 #18 Griffin TAHL-ee-ack #75 William Wi-TALL-is #20 Anthony SANTA-gah-tah #86 Nick LAMB-err-and H 11 Steven Bodamer Jr. 6’0” 170 #22 Marty LEN-uh-han #91 Luca Lah-SPEENA LS 63 Bennett Adler Sr. 6’3” 230 #24 Calum CAMP-oh-lett-ee #94 Joey COW-see PR 22 Marty Lenehan Jr. 5’9” 180 #37 Nick VA-lott-tah 12 Alec LaSpina Sr. 6’0” 180 KR 22 Marty Lenehan Jr. 5’9” 180 20 Anthony Santagata Sr. 5’7” 155

8 2020 Saint Ignatius Football Game Notes TOP 25 / HISTORY / FIRSTENERGY Cleveland.com Top 25 FIRST ENERGY STADIUM 1. (1) Archbishop Hoban (3-0) vs. St. Edward 2. (3) St. Edward (2-1) 3. (2) Mentor (2-1) 4. (4) Avon (3-0) 5. (5) Benedictine (2-1) 6. (6) Avon Lake (2-1) 7. (7) Solon (0-0) 8. (8) Hudson (3-0) 9. (9) Euclid (2-1) 10. (10) Saint Ignatius (1-0) 11. (11) Chardon (3-0) 12. (12) Kirtland (3-0) 13. (13) Brecksville (2-1) 14. (14) Olmsted Falls (2-1) 100 Alfred Lerner Way, Cleveland, OH 15. (15) Stow (2-0) Built: 1997-1999 16. (17) Streetsboro (3-0) Renovated: 2014 and 2015 17. (18) Brunswick (2-1) Playing Surface: Kentucky Bluegrass 18. (19) Riverside (3-0) Seating Capacity: 67,431 19. (23) Medina (1-2) Wildcats’ Overall Record: 3-1 20. (21) Amherst (3-0) 21. (22) Aurora (2-1) This will be the fifth time that the Wildcats will pay 22. (24) St. Vincent-St. Mary (2-1) a visit to FirstEnergy Stadium, home to the 23. (–) Nordonia (2-1) National Football League’s Cleveland Browns. Saint 24. (–) Walsh Jesuit (2-0) Ignatius lost to Lake Catholic in 2010, 28-21; defeated 25. (16) Wadsworth (1-1) Cardinal Mooney in 2012, 31-7; beat St. Edward in 2016, 34-7; and defeated St. Edward in 2018, 21-7. The first two of those games were part of the Cleveland This Day in History Browns’ High School Football Charity Game. Construction on FirstEnergy Stadium began in Games ...... 10 May 1997 when it was announced that the Cleveland First Game ...... 1943 Browns were making a comeback to the city in 1999. Most Recent Game...... 2015 It officially opened on September 12, 1999, when the Saint Ignatius Wins...... 5 Browns hosted the Pittsburgh Steelers. Last Saint Ignatius Win...... 1998 The stadium is a natural concrete and glass struc- Saint Ignatius Losses...... 4 ture, using precast and concrete for the upper Last Saint Ignatius Loss...... 2015 concourse structure. The construction of the base Ties...... 1 and structure took more than 6,000 truckloads of Last Tie...... 1952 concrete. The playing surface is Kentucky Bluegrass. FirstEnergy Stadium is one of the few NFL stadiums Largest Margin of Victory that has natural grass as its playing surface. The field KO 6 Declan Mangan Sr. 5’11” 165 Saint Ignatius...... 42, 1992 vs. Cle. Hts has an underground heating system for the cold Opponents...... 29, 2015 vs. St. Joseph Cleveland winters and for when snow is on the field. FG 6 Declan Mangan Sr. 5’11” 165 In January of 2013, after Jimmy Haslam bought the 5 Zeb Eldridge Jr. 6’2” 170 Games on Sept. 19 (5-4-1): Cleveland Browns, he announced that the naming rights of the stadium would be sold to PAT 6 Declan Mangan Sr. 5’11” 165 1943 vs. Cathedral Latin W 12-6 FirstEnergy Corporation, an Akron-based electricity 1952 vs. Holy Name T 20-20 service. Haslam then announced major renovations P 6 Declan Mangan Sr. 5’11” 165 1953 vs. Cathedral Latin L 12-13 1958 vs. Akron Archbishop Hoban L 12-13 to the stadium, which included a new audio system, 1969 vs. Walsh Jesuit L 0-21 two new scoreboards (4th largest in the NFL), adding H 11 Steven Bodamer Jr. 6’0” 170 1981 vs. Peter Chanel W 16-13 more seats to the lower bowl, improving LS 63 Bennett Adler Sr. 6’3” 230 1992 vs. Cleveland Heights W 42-0 concessions, installing WiFi around the entire PR 22 Marty Lenehan Jr. 5’9” 180 1997 vs. Toledo St. Francis W 26-7 1998 vs. Beth. Cent. Catholic (PA) W 27-20 stadium, more video screens around the stadium, and 12 Alec LaSpina Sr. 6’0” 180 2015 vs. St. Joseph Prep (PA) L 6-35 enhancing the premium club suites. KR 22 Marty Lenehan Jr. 5’9” 180 20 Anthony Santagata Sr. 5’7” 155

Ignatiuswildcats.com 9 GAME PREVIEW WILDCATS LOOK TO BEST EAGLES IN EARLY RIVALY GAME Christmas comes early in 2020. of strength and experience in the front six. That Instead of waiting well into October for the annual front six will have its toughest challenge yet on clash of West Side titans, the rivalry comes in Week Saturday. 4 of the 2020 season, on September 19. The Eagles pack a punch in the ground game, Saint Ignatius and St. Edward enter the game on using the run as a cudgel to batter and wear down different planes. The Wildcats are just one game into opponents over the course of the game. the season, still working on the kinks and getting into Bennett Adler will be a crucial cog in the Saint a groove. The Eagles have three games under their Ignatius machine up front to stop the run. The se- belt, having played three powerhouse foes in Massil- nior defensive end showed off his talent last week lon Washington, Archbishop Hoban, and Mentor. with 3.5 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, and 1 sack. An The Wildcats and Eagles often met in September in athletic and strong defender, Adler is the type of the early days of the rivalry, with the last occurence player that defensive coordinators love to coach. coming in 1978. But whenever these two teams meet Joining him up front are Luca LaSpina at end, on the gridiron, excitement is sure to follow. Five of and Tommy Wasinski and Peter Chalhoub inside. the last seven have been decided by one possession, LaSpina used his tall frame to cause havoc against including the last two St. Edward wins. Bishop Sycamore, while Wasinski and Chalhoub All-time, the Wildcats hold the 32-26-1 advantage, gritted out strong efforts against bigger linemen. and Coach Chuck Kyle ‘69 enjoys a 26-14-1 margin. The linebackers may be the strength of the team. He’s never lost three straight to the Eagles. Aidan Hubbard, a Northwestern commit, is an SAINT IGNATIUS OFFENSE VS. ST. ED’S DEFENSE agile and strong outside ‘backer who tied for the Game #1 marked the start of a new-look offense team lead with 3.5 tackles last week. Aidan Con- under quarterback Jaxon French. The junior quarter- way is a tough-as-nails middle linebacker who will back made his first varsity start for the Wildcats and be huge to plug up the gaps in the middle. Nick played quite well. French looked efficient in complet- Velotta is a sure tackler with speed on the outside. ing 12-of-14 passes for 117 yards and 2 touchdowns. In the secondary, Emmett Hanna is the quarter- French also showed a bit of what he can do with his back of the unit at free safety. Griffin Taliak and feet, extending plays with success, including a touch- Braeden Lair join him as talented safeties. Cole down pass to Alec LaSpina. Smith and Chris Snyder each shook off early jitters To conquer the St. Edward defense, the Wildcats last week and are capable defenders on the edges. will need French to utilize his quick decision-making The Eagles have utilized a ground-and-pound ap- skills to get the ball out to the right read with accu- proach all season, running on 79.5% of their plays. racy and speed. The Eagles have used the run to earn two wins, The Wildcats also experienced good gains on the including a come-from-behind victory last week. ground in the season opener, compiling 165 yards. Christian Ramos leads the way as a dual-threat Mike Simcak showed resiliency in notching 81 yards QB, though it’s almost a 2-back system, as the on 14 carries, along with 2 touchdowns. Marty Lene- junior is a tough runner. Ramos has 206 yards and han tabbed 52 yards and Ryan Waldron earned 26 3 TD’s on the ground this year. yards, each showcasing good agility and strength. Malachi Watkins and Daniel Enovitch are the 1-2 The offensive line will be the key. Anchored by punch at running back, with 188 and 145 rushing veterans Gus Salopek and Ashton Montgomery, yards, respectively. the Wildcats will need to pick up tricky St. Edward The offensive line makes it all possible. Thomas blitzes in order to succeed. Aden and Chris Moran are the difference makers. As for the Eagles, C.J. Hankins is the leader on de- SPECIAL TEAMS fense. The tough linebacker is a key member of the Declan Mangan didn’t need a warmup game, Eagles’ senior class, a crucial leader on defense. A converting a 51-yard field goal last week. He’ll be a smart player, Hankins has a nose for the ball. weapon for the Wildcats this week. In the secondary, Jaylen and Joel Castleberry are Noah Rios and Justin Slattery split the kicking playmaking speedsters. The dynamic duo helped to duties: Rios handles kickoffs and field goals, Slat- stop Mentor’s offense late last week. tery does the punting. Both are quite good, as is As a whole, the Eagles have allowed some points the Eagles’ return game. this season to strong offenses, but are not to be A thing to watch this week will be to see how the overlooked, to be certain. kickers handle the smaller goalposts of FirstEn- SAINT IGNATIUS DEFENSE VS. ST. ED’S OFFENSE ergy Stadium. The Wildcats entered the 2020 season with plenty The SIBN will stream the game, with a 7 pm kick. 10 2020 Saint Ignatius Football Game Notes BISHOP SYCAMORE RECAP WILDCATS OPEN SEASON WITH A WIN By Jack Slemenda ’21 force a punt. Yet again, Sycamore went for it on a After a long awaited start to football season, the long 4th down, this time with a fake punt that was Saint Ignatius Wildcats headed to Byers Field on Sat- blown up by the Wildcats at the Centurion 5-yard urday night to take on the newly formed non-OHSAA line. Centurions out of Bishop Sycamore. In the end, it Mike Simcak needed just one play to score, was a good start to the season for Saint Ignatius, as charging ahead for a 5-yard touchdown, adding to the Wildcats won, 33-6. the Wildcats’ lead, 26-0. The Wildcats won the coin toss to open the game Sycamore’s half-ending drive was brought to a and elected to defer. Bishop Sycamore’s first of three screeching halt by Chris Snyder. The senior picked quarterbacks, Joshua Logan, managed to scramble off the first quarterback Joshua Logan, on a deep outside the pocket and deliver a 51-yard strike down- throw. French elected to take a knee and end the field. However, the Wildcats stood strong, as Bishop first half with the score at 26-0 Wildcats. Sycamore ran three times, all for a loss, and senior Saint Ignatius received the opening kick of the linebacker Aidan Hubbard had a huge tackle to second half and right away Mike Simcak went force 4th down. In a rather aggressive call from the to work. Simcak was handed the ball on back- Sycamore coaching staff, they sent in their second to-back plays to open the door for the Wildcat of three quarterbacks and went for it on 4th and 20. offense. French delivered a dime to Jack Dunstan Tay Lowe threw an incomplete pass to end the drive for a 10-yard first down. Simcak came knocking for Sycamore, with excellent coverage early on by on Sycamore’s IKEA door with a 33-yard run. A the cornerback Chris Snyder. few plays later, the Wildcats were on the half-yard Starting quarterback Jaxon French marched down line with a first and goal opportunity. To cap off the field to begin his debut drive. His first play was a his great drive, Simcak slid in easily for the 1-yard completion to wide receiver John Becker. Shortly af- touchdown. The Wildcats led, 33-0, and set a run- ter a few solid runs, French delivered a perfect pass ning clock into motion with 5:32 left in the third for a 19-yard touchdown to Alec LaSpina, setting quarter. The Wildcats had generated quite the of- Saint Ignatius ahead, 7-0. fensive performance so far in the game. Lowe came back on the field for Sycamore for their Sycamore’s return man Ty Kelly took the ensu- next possession. Throughout this entire drive, the ing kickoff for 75 yards, but a holding call backed defensive line for the Cats was very quick in crash- them up a bit. Senior defensive lineman Bennett ing the pocket and causing pressure on Lowe. This Adler made his mark, as he broke through the drive was a fast one. Lowe threw an incomplete pass offensive line and made a tackle for a loss of six before junior Peter Chalhoub barged in and got the yards. To follow this great play Adler and senior safety for the Cats, setting the lead at 9-0. captain Nick Velotta manufactured a sack for a French came back out and put the Cats in field goal loss of six yards. Sycamore punted and Coach range for Declan Mangan. The senior sent a rocket of Chuck Kyle ‘69 sent in his other junior quarter- a kick through the uprights for a 51-yard field goal, back, Joe Pfaff. making it 12-0 Cats to end the first quarter. Pfaff would make a few completions before a After a rather lengthy first quarter, the Wildcats Wildcat fumble led to a scoop and score for the looked to speed up the tempo and they certainly Centurions. Sycamore attempted a 2-point conver- did. A punt from Sycamore left the Cats stranded at sion but were stopped dead in their tracks by the the edge of their own end zone. But a huge run from Wildcats’ defense, keeping the score 33-6. junior Marty Lenehan boosted the Wildcats 33 yards To wrap up the game, senior running back An- to avoid any stress about a safety. The running back thony Santagata and junior running back Ryan core, headed by senior Mike Simcak, continued to Waldron worked together to wind down the clock plow through the Centurion defense. Simcak tacked and put this one in the books. on 15 yards in two plays to set French up perfectly. The Wildcats came out and did exactly what they French found Alec LaSpina again for a 26-yard needed to do. They tested the new offense under touchdown on a scramble, setting Saint Ignatius Jaxon French and proved how deep they are at ahead 19-0 with three minutes to go in the half. Sean running back. The defense certainly shined as the Ward had a great block on LaSpina’s score. line and secondary played extremely well. Just after his brother’s big touchdown, Luca LaSpi- “Our offense looked good,” said Coach Kyle. “I na came in and sacked the third quarterback of the can see a role for all four running backs all season night for Sycamore, DJ Dehoyos. The Cats managed long. Alec looked great tonight, he was very quick to back up the Centurions to their own 13-yard line to on his routes and will be a big part of this offense.” Ignatiuswildcats.com 11 LAST SEASON’S GAME Week Seven: Eagles Edge Wildcats in a Defensive St. Edward: 7 Saint Ignatius: 3 Battle, 7-3 Saturday, October 12, 2019 LAKEWOOD – In a hard-fought rivalry game, the Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total Wildcats’ defense was outstanding, but the offense could Saint Ignatius 0 0 3 0 3 not crack the Eagles’ similarly talented defense. In a St. Edward 0 0 0 7 7 heart-pounding game that entertained a capacity crowd, St. Edward emerged victorious, 7-3. 1st Quarter None The game was a defensive chess match. In the first 2nd Quarter quarter, neither team accomplished much on offense. None St. Edward drove deep into Wildcats’ territory midway 3rd Quarter through the second quarter, but a holding penalty and 06:03 SIHS - Mangan 49 yd field goal 4th Quarter other miscues in the 17-play drive forced a 39-yard field 11:16 SEHS - Formani 6 yd run (Saringer kick) goal attempt on 4th and long. The Eagles faked the field goal. The Wildcats were not fooled, and held firm, keeping the Eagles well short of the first down. On the ensu- SIHS SEHS FIRST DOWNS 17 10 ing drive, Griffin Hanna found Connor Cmiel and Jake RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 32-86 33-109 Lang for long gains. A pass from Hanna to Cmiel set the PASSING YDS (NET) 200 85 Wildcats on the Eagles’ 5-yard line with 52 seconds left. Passes Att-Comp-Int 26-13-1 18-7-0 But a false start penalty hurt. Unable to find the end TOTAL PLAYS-YARDS 56-286 51-194 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 zone with time expiring, the Wildcats missed a field goal Punt Returns-Yards 1-4 1-1 from 24 yards with 5 seconds left. The 14-play drive that Kickoff Returns-Yards 0-0 1-34 consumed 5:45 of the clock went for naught. The score Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 stood at 0-0 at half-time. Punts (Number-Avg) 5-35.4 6-40.5 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 The Eagles started with the ball in the second half, Penalties-Yards 9-65 5-34 but could do nothing. Saint Ignatius marched down the Possession Time 26:10 21:50 field, with runs by Jack Welcsh. But things stalled at the Third-Down Conversions 7 of 12 5 of 14 Eagles’ 32-yard line. Declan Mangan kicked a 49-yard FG. Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-1 1-2 With 6:03 left in the third quarter, the Wildcats had the Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 3-21 first points and lead of the game, 3-0. After an exchange of punts, on the last possession of the quarter, St. Ed- RUSHING: Saint Ignatius- Welcsh 20-100; Crosby 5-12; Cook 1-1; ward drove down the field. On a 9-play, 61-yard march, Hanna 6-(-27) St. Edward: Formani 18-86; O’Malley 11-26; Saringer 1-3; St. Edward used Joe Formani and Conor O’Malley on run TEAM 3-(-6) plays and a little play-action to get down the field. Early PASSING: Saint Ignatius- Hanna 13-26-1-200 in the fourth quarter, Formani found the end zone for 6 St. Edward- O’Malley 7-18-0-85 points. RECEIVING: Saint Ignatius- Lang 5-76; Cmiel 4-74; Dunstan 1-31; Fabe 1-11; Cook 1-10; Welcsh 1-(-2) A 7-3 lead would turn out to be all the Eagles needed. St. Edward- Foster 4-55; Lombardo 2-25; Formani 1-5 After another exchange of punts, the Wildcats’ next INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Ignatius- None drive was promising, with a few completions, but a sack St. Edward- Johnson 1-0 pushed the Cats back. On third and long, Hanna heaved FUMBLES: Saint Ignatius- Hanna 1-1 St. Edward- Formani 1-0 a desperation pass across the field to Nick Schwitzgebel. The play was called back, as the pass to Schwitzgebel Lakewood Stadium was a forward pass, and therefore illegal touching was called. On fourth and long, the Wildcats punted. The Kickoff time: 7 PM • End of Game: 9:18 PM • Total elapsed time: 2:18 Wildcats’ defense forced a St. Edward punt when the Weather: Fall-like, clear Wildcats needed it most. With 2:04 left and one timeout, the Wildcats took over at their own 33-yard line. Driving down the field, Hanna and the passing attack looked to be clicking. The Wildcats started to march down the field into St. Edward territory. But with 1:01 left, a crucial interception was thrown. Suddenly, just as soon as a promising would-be game-winning drive began, it was over. The Wildcats’ hopes were dashed, as the Eagles knelt on the ball to secure the 7-3 win.

12 2020 Saint Ignatius Football Game Notes LAST SEASON’S GAME 2020 TEAM STATS

Team Statistics (Final) 2020 Saint Ignatius Varsity Football Bishop Sycamore vs St. Ignatius (Sep 12, 2020 at Unknown)

B I FIRST DOWNS 8 20 R u s h in g 3 8 P a s s in g 3 8 P e n a lt y 2 4 NET YARDS RUSHING -4 165 Rushing Attempts 24 40 Average Per Rush -0.2 4.1 Rushing Touchdowns 0 2 Yards Gained Rushing 69 192 Yards Lost Rushing 73 27 NET YARDS PASSING 90 133 C o m p le t io n s - A t t e m p t s - I n t 4-16-1 13-15-0 Average Per Attempt 5.6 8.9 Average Per Completion 22.5 10.2 Passing Touchdowns 0 2 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 86 298 Total offense plays 40 55 Average Gain Per Play 2.2 5.4 Fumbles: Number-Lost 0-0 1-1 Penalties: Number-Yards 14-90 6-86 PUNTS-YARDS 2-69 1-32 Average Yards Per Punt 34.5 32.0 Net Yards Per Punt 29.0 32.0 Inside 20 1 0 50+ Yards 0 0 T o u c h b a c k s 0 0 Fair catch 1 1 KICKOFFS-YARDS 3-46 6-355 Average Yards Per Kickoff 15.3 59.2 Net Yards Per Kickoff 2.7 29.7 T o u c h b a c k s 0 3 Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD 0-0-0 1-11-0 Average Per Return 0.0 11.0 Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD 3-117-0 3-38-0 Average Per Return 39.0 12.7 Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 1-0-0 Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 1-33-1 0-0-0 Miscellaneous Yards 0 0 Possession Time 19:40 28:20 1st Quarter 7 : 4 9 4 : 1 1 2nd Quarter 5 : 5 6 6 : 0 4 3rd Quarter 4 : 1 8 7 : 4 2 4th Quarter 1 : 3 7 10:23 Third-Down Conversions 2 of 9 4 of 9 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 3 1 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-2 3-4 T o u c h d o w n s 0-2 3-4 Field goals 0-2 0-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-16 6-49 PAT Kicks 0-0 4-4 Field Goals 0-0 1-1 Points off turnovers 6 0

Ignatiuswildcats.com 13 Individual Statistics (Final) 2020 Saint Ignatius Varsity Football 2020Bishop SycamoreRESULTS/OFFENSE vs St. Ignatius (Sep 12, 2020 at Unknown)

Bishop Sycamore St. Ignatius

Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg Rushing No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg JOSHUA 10 45 24 21 0 15 2.1 SIMCAK 14 81 0 81 2 33 5.8 BILLUPS-CLARK 3 14 0 14 0 6 4.7 LENEHAN 7 52 0 52 0 33 7.4 DAIVON 5 10 9 1 0 10 0.2 WALDRON 7 29 3 26 0 16 3.7 QUINCY 1 0 6 -6 0 0 -6.0 SANTAGATA 3 15 1 14 0 9 4.7 WEATHERSPOON 1 0 8 -8 0 0 -8.0 PFAFF 3 9 9 0 0 5 0.0 DEHOYAS 1 0 9 -9 0 0 -9.0 FRENCH 4 6 9 -3 0 5 -0.8 Tay 3 0 17 -17 0 0 -5.7 TEAM 2 0 5 -5 0 0 -2.5 Totals 24 69 73 -4 0 15 -0.2 Totals 40 192 27 165 2 33 4.1

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack Passing C-A-I Yds TD Long Sack JOSHUA 3-10-1 88 0 51 3 FRENCH 12-14-0 117 2 26 1 DEHOYAS 0-3-0 0 0 0 1 PFAFF 1-1-0 16 0 16 1 Tay 1-3-0 2 0 2 2 Totals 13-15-0 133 2 26 2 Totals 4-16-1 90 0 51 6

Receiving No. Yards TD Long Receiving No. Yards TD Long JAYLIN 3 88 0 51 LASPINA 4 63 2 26 DEHOYAS 1 2 0 2 BECKER 3 19 0 11 Totals 4 90 0 51 DUNSTAN 2 22 0 12 WARD 2 14 0 11 TOMPKINS 1 16 0 16 BODAMER 1 -1 0 0 Totals 13 133 2 26

Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB Punting No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB DAVIS 2 69 34.5 36 1 0 MANGAN 1 32 32.0 32 0 0 Totals 2 69 34.5 36 1 0 Totals 1 32 32.0 32 0 0

Punt Kickoff Intercept Punt Kickoff Intercept Returns No Yds Lg No Yds Lg No Yds Lg Returns No Yds Lg No Yds Lg No Yds Lg TY 0 0 0 2 103 75 0 0 0 LENEHAN 1 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 BILLUPS-CLARK 0 0 0 1 14 14 0 0 0 DUNSTAN 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 0 0 0 3 117 75 0 0 0 SNYDER 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 SANTAGATA 0 0 0 1 26 26 0 0 0 LASPINA 0 0 0 1 12 12 0 0 0 Totals 1 11 11 3 38 26 1 0 0

Field goals Qtr Time Dist Result Field goals Qtr Time Dist Result MANGAN 1st 02:40 51 yards Good

Kickoffs No. Yards Avg TB OB Kickoffs No. Yards Avg TB OB DEHOYAS 1 23 23.0 0 0 MANGAN 6 355 59.2 3 0 CLARK 2 23 11.5 0 0

All-purpose Run Rcv KR PR IR Total All-purpose Run Rcv KR PR IR Total TY 0 0 103 0 0 103 SIMCAK 81 0 0 0 0 81 JAYLIN 0 88 0 0 0 88 LASPINA 0 63 12 0 0 75 BILLUPS-CLARK 14 0 14 0 0 28 LENEHAN 52 0 0 11 0 63 JOSHUA 21 0 0 0 0 21 SANTAGATA 14 0 26 0 0 40

FUMBLES: Bishop Sycamore-None. St. Ignatius-PFAFF 1-1.

14 2020 Saint Ignatius Football Game Notes Defensive Statistics (Final) 2020 Saint Ignatius Varsity Football 2020 RESULTS/OFFENSE 2020Bishop Sycamore DEFENSIVE vs St. Ignatius (Sep 12, 2020 atSTATS Unknown)

# Bishop Sycamore Solo Ast Total Sacks-Yds TFL-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds BrUp Blks QBH 25 CARTER 7 1 7.5 ------20 JACKSON 6 0 6.0 ------97 WEATHINGTON 5 0 5.0 - 1.0-1 - - - 1 - - 11 WATTS 5 0 5.0 ------3 JOSHUA 4 1 4.5 ------90 MCCLENDON 3 0 3.0 1.0-7 2.0-9 ------28 STEVENS 3 0 3.0 ------17 CANNADAY 3 0 3.0 - 1.0-1 ------21 GERVINS 2 0 2.0 ------56 SLAUGHTER 2 0 2.0 ------86 PETERSON 2 0 2.0 - 1.0-2 ------16 MONTGOMERY 1 0 1.0 ------52 CROCKETT 1 0 1.0 ------22 ARTIS 1 0 1.0 - 1.0-1 ------13 FRANKLIN 1 0 1.0 ------32 CLARK 1 0 1.0 ------26 BILLUPS-CLARK 0 0 0.0 - - - 1-33 - - - - Totals 47 2 48.0 1.0-7 6.0-14 0 1-33 0-0 1 0 0

# St. Ignatius Solo Ast Total Sacks-Yds TFL-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds BrUp Blks QBH 45 HUBBARD 3 1 3.5 ------63 ADLER, B 2 3 3.5 1.0-8 3.5-21 ------18 TALIAK 3 0 3.0 ------61 WASINSKI 2 2 3.0 0.5-5 0.5-5 ------48 CONWAY 2 1 2.5 - 1.0-1 ------46 LAIR 2 0 2.0 ------91 LASPINA, L 1 2 2.0 1.5-14 1.5-14 ------62 CHALHOUB 1 1 1.5 1.5-12 1.5-12 ------37 VELOTTA 1 1 1.5 0.5-3 1.5-8 ------19 HANNA 1 1 1.5 - 0.5-4 ------20 SANTAGATA 1 0 1.0 ------59 LENHARD 1 0 1.0 1.0-7 1.0-7 ------94 KRAUSE 1 0 1.0 - 1.0-1 ------53 BERGER 1 0 1.0 ------21 SNYDER 1 0 1.0 - - - - 1-0 1 - - 24 CAMPOLIETI 1 0 1.0 ------Totals 24 12 30.0 6.0-49 12.0-73 0 0-0 1-0 1 0 0

STATS COURTESY OF: Mike Schum ’89, Pat Goetz ’89, Keith Johnson ’89, Ryan Stefan ’94, Jimmy Byrne ’14

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