THREE OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, and 2015) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
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Game #9 • Friday, October 25, 2019 • Cleveland Heights Stadium • 7:00 PM kickoff MEDINA BEES L 10-21 Friday, August 30 Ken Dukes Stadium Shaw 2-6 overall 0-3 LEL GLENVILLE TARBLOODERS W 17-0 CARDINALS Friday, September 6 Cleveland Heights High School Stadium Cleveland Heights 7-1 overall SHAKER HTS RED RAIDERS W 50-6 Saturday, September 14 TIGERS 3-0 LEL Russell H. Rupp Field
Last Meeting between Cleveland Heights and Shaw: LAKE CATHOLIC COUGARS W 28-23 October 19, 2018 (week 9); Cleveland Heights 17, Shaw 8 Friday, September 20 Jerome T. Osborne Stadium Cleveland Heights Tigers in Week 9 games since 2000 Week 9 has been one of the most successful week's of the season for the Tigers over the past two decades. Since WALSH JESUIT WARRIORS W 38-30 2000, the Tigers are 12-7 overall in Week 9 games, having won 4 in a row, 5 of their last 6 and 8 of their last 10 Friday, September 27 games played in Week 10. The Tigers current four-game winning stream in Week 9, includes three consecutive Cleveland Heights High School Stadium wins over the Shaw Cardinals
LORAIN TITANS W 35-28 Friday, October 4 George Daniel Field Opening Drive
BEDFORD BEARCATS W 39-6 Cleveland Heights puts a 7-game winning streak on the line when the Tigers host Friday, October 11 Cleveland Heights High School Stadium the Shaw Cardinals for an LEL matchup in Week 9.
The Cardinals won their first two games of the season, but have lost six straight. WARRENSVILLE HTS TIGERS W 56-6 Friday, October 18 In the six losses, Shaw has scored a total of 31 points. Rudy Korsgaard Tiger Stadium Cleveland Heights (7-1) hasn't lost since Week 1 and is getting better on both SHAW CARDINALS 7:00 PM sides of the ball. Quarterback Bay Harvey is a big-time dual threat and Elijah Friday, October 25 Fowlkes has been solid in the run game. Jayvion Holcomb, Shemar Turner and Cleveland Heights High School Stadium Jauron Hardin give the Tigers a presence in the passing game.
MAPLE HTS MUSTANGS 7:00 PM Friday, November 1 Justin Wodtly is a Division I recruit that makes an impact every snap he's on the Mustangs Memorial Stadium field.
Defensively, Diego Bremer and Jiovanny Holmes have been standouts for the Tigers.
Heights looks to stay on top of the LEL standings and remain in the hunt for a Division I, Region 1 playoff berth. THREE OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, and 2015) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
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Tigers Rewind Opponent: Shaw Cardinals Overall Record 2-6 Tigers Run Away From Warrensville Heights Lake Erie League 0-3 Solidify Playoff Position with Two Weeks to Play
Cleveland Heights TIGERS 56 2019 Cardinals Schedule Shaw Quick Facts
Warrensville Heights TIGERS 6 8/31 A Collinwood W 37-0 Location East Cleveland, Ohio Friday, October 18, 2019, Korsgaard Tiger Stadium, Warrensville Hts, Oh 9/6 H Cleveland JFK W 49-6 Enrollment 826 students 9/13 A Hubbard L 0-21 OHSAA Assignment Division III, Region 10 9/20 A River Rouge (Mich.) L 7-42 Nickname Cardinals 9/27 A Warren Howland L 6-26 Colors Black and Red 10/4 H Warrensville Heights L 6-12 Stadium Shaw Field 10/10 A Maple Heights L 12-44 Surface Natural Grass Cleveland Heights put things away early in a 56-6 10/18 H Bedford L 0-40 Head Coach Bruce Coffey, Jr (Interim) romp over host Warrensville Heights on Oct. 18. 10/25 A Cleveland Heights Overall Record N/A 11/1 H Lorain The Tigers scored 40 points in the first half and cruised to their seventh consecutive win. 2018 Cardinals Schedule Cardinals News & Notes
THE NFL ONCE CAME TO EAST CLEVELAND “The Warrensville game was a good LEL win, which (3-7 overall, 1-4 in Lake Erie League: Region 10 = 17th) brings us a little closer to one of our preseason goals Shaw Field in East Cleveland has been used for high school 8/25 H Shaker Heights L 6-20 which was winning the LEL championship and football since the 1950s. But during the 1938 NFL season, the 9/1 A 32-33 hopefully qualifying for the state playoffs,” Heights Detroit (Mich.) Delta Prep L Stadium was home to the Cleveland Rams, who had been 9/7 A Lutheran East W 15-14 admitted to the NFL in December 1937. coach Mac Stephens said. 9/14 H VASJ W 47-0 During that season, the Rams played three home games at 9/21 A Columbiana Crestview L 20-35 “The first half our receiving corps of Shemar Turner, Shaw, winning two of those contents. The Rams earned their 9/28 A Warrensville Heights L-OT 18-24 Jauron Hardin and Jayvian Holcomb played at a very first home NFL victory in franchise history with a defeat of the 10/5 H Maple Heights L 0-38 Detroit Lions on October 2 (7-6), followed by a win over the high level and displayed their athleticism and speed 10/11 A Bedford W 7-6 Chicago Bears on October 9 (14-7). A little over 8,000 fans paid on the perimeter. Bay Harvey was able to throw for to see both of those games. 10/19 H Cleveland Heights L 8-17 272 yards and 4 touchdowns in the first half alone.” 10/26 A Lorain L 18-30 By 1939, the Rams played home games at League Park and eventually moved to Los Angeles following the 1945 season. Nick McGhee got Heights on the board first for a 7-0 lead. Warrensville cut the deficit to 7-6 before the Tigers erupted for the next 33 points of the half to take a 40-6 lead into halftime.
Holcomb caught two TDs from Harvey and Hardin caught a pair as well. Justin Wodtly also got into the end zone on a run.
With a running clock, Heights was able to add a few more scores in the second half.
Montreal Watkins and Andrew Moore each ran for a score for the Tigers.
“Defensively we were able to limit their run game all four quarters. The more important thing is that a game like that have our young guys some Friday night experience for the second week in a row.”
Heights remained on top of the LEL standings and in the mix for a Division I, Region 1 playoff spot. THREE OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, and 2015) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
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2019 Tigers Facts Head Coach: Mac Stephens Hired: March 13, 2015 GENERAL INFORMATION Cleveland Heights head coach Mac Stephens enters his fifth season on the Location 13263 Cedar Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio sidelines for the Tigers. Stephens is 21-19 in his previous four seasons Founded / Established 1901 at Cedar and Lee. Enrollment 1,555 students (grades 9-12) District Cleveland Heights-University Heights City Schools Stephens spent 11 seasons as an assistant coach at three local schools Superintendent Elizabeth Kirby before being named the head coach of the Tigers on March 13, 2015. Principal Byron Hopkins Director of Athletics Joe D'Amato Stephens graduated from Akron Firestone High School in 1986 and attended the OHSAA Assignment - Football Division I, Region 1 University of Minnesota. Stephens spent two seasons in the NFL, playing linebacker for the New York Jets in Conference Lake Erie League 1990 and the Minnesota Vikings in 1991. Nickname Tigers Colors Black and Gold Stephens served as the head coach for the Lutheran East Falcons in 2003. He has spent 11 seasons (2004-2014) Stadium Complex Cleveland Heights HS Stadium as an assistant coach at Euclid, Villa Angela-St, Joseph and Glenville before being named head coach for Capacity 2,500 Playing Surface Field Turf Cleveland Heights. Year Stadium Opened 1952 Renovations Completed 2014 Coach Stephens currently resides in Euclid with his wife Belinda. They have two sons Linden, a defensive back for the Denver Broncos and Collin a recent graduate of Bowling Green State University. Stephens serves as the Director of Recreation for the city of Euclid as well as the owner of Coach Mac’s Speed, Power and Fitness, FOOTBALL INFORMATION located at the Euclid Sports Plant.
Head Coach Mac Stephens High School Akron Firestone Chalk Talk with Coach Stephens College University of Minnesota Tigers Head Coach Mac Stephens discusses his team and the upcoming game Seasons 5th season Career Record (6 seasons) 28-28 “The Warrensville game was a good LEL win, which brings us a little closer to one of our preseason goals which was winning Record at Cleveland Heights (5 seasons) 28-20 the LEL championship and hopefully qualifying for the state playoffs.” Offensive Set Flexbone / Triple Option Defensive Set Odd Front / 3-4 “Defensively we were able to limit their run game all four quarters. The more important thing is that a game like that have our young guys some Friday night experience for the second week in a row.” 2018 Record 7-3 2018 Lake Erie League Record 4-1 Cleveland Hts OHSAA Playoff Appearances 3 Cleveland Hts OHSAA Playoff Record 1-3 2019 Cleveland Hts Tigers Assistant Coaches
ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Kahari Hicks - Offensive Coordinator, Rob Bisker - Assistant Coach, 5th Year at Cleveland Heights HS 1st Year at Cleveland Heights HS Football Contact Joe D'Amato Office Phone 216-320-3015 Scott Wodtly - Defensive Coordinator, Javar Green, Offensive Line Coach E-mail Address [email protected] 5th Year at Cleveland Heights HS 1st Year at Cleveland Heights HS Athletic Director Joe D'Amato Germaine Smith - Wide Receivers Coach, Athletics Web Address www.heightstigers.com Darryl Buckley, Assistant Coach, 5th Year at Cleveland Heights HS Athletics Twitter Handle @GoHeightsTigers 5th Year at Cleveland Heights HS High School Twitter Handle @CHUHSchools Damon Williams - Defensive Line Coach, Howard Little, Inside Linebacker Coach Head Coach Twitter Handle @MacStephens 2nd Year at Cleveland Heights HS 1st Year at Cleveland Heights HS
Brandon Biggom - Defensive Backs Coach, Willie Newtown, Freshman Coach / Varsity 4th Yeat at Cleveland Heights HS Assistant 5th Year at Cleveland Heights HS Andre Cliff - Running Backs and Linebackers Rondale Reid, Freshman Coach / Varsity Coach, Assistant 2nd Year at Cleveland Heights HS 2nd Year at Cleveland Heights HS
Willie Smith - Special Teams Coordinator, Eric Piechowski, Freshman Coach / Varsity 15th Yeat at Cleveland Heights HS Assistant 5th Year at Cleveland Heights HS Tom DeSalvo - Offensive Line Coach, 1st Year at Cleveland Heights HS THREE OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, and 2015) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
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Polls & Rankings 2019 Lake Erie League Standings
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER / CLEVELAND.COM POLL 2019 CURRENT AND EXPANDED LAKE ERIE LEAGUE STANDINGS Poll as of October 21, 2019 SCHOOLDiv/Reg LEL Pct. Overall Pct. PF PA Week 10 Opponent 1 Mentor Cardinals Division I 8-0 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS TIGERS 1:1 3-0 1.0007-1 0.875 273 120 Maple Heights 2 St Edward Eagles Division I 7-1 Maple Heights Mustangs 2:6 2-1 0.667 6-2 0.750294 182 Cleveland Heights 3 Akron Archbishop Hoban Knights Division II 7-1 Lorain Titans 1:1 2-1 0.667 4-4 0.500 267 164 Shaw 4 Avon Eagles Division II 8-0 Bedford Bearcats 2:5 1-2 0.333 4-4 0.500 159 134 Warrensville Hts 5 Avon Lake Eagles Division II 7-1 Warrensville Heights Tigers 4:13 1-2 0.333 1-7 0.125 50 236 Bedford 6 Aurora Greenmen Division III 8-0 Shaw Cardinals 3:10 0-3 0.000 2-6 0.333 117 191 Lorain 7 Perry Pirates Division IV 8-0 8 Kirtland Hornets Division V 8-0 9 Mayfield Wildcats Division II 8-0 2018 FINAL STANDINGS 2017 FINAL STANDINGS 10 St. Ignatius Wildcats Division I 4-4 School LEL Overall School LEL Overall Maple Heights 5-0 12-1** Bedford 5-0 10-2** CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 4-1 7-3 Lorain 4-1 8-3** DIVISION I, REGION 1 COMPUTER POINTS Lorain 3-2 6-4 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 3-2 4-6 Rankings as of October 21, 2019 Warrensville Heights 2-3 4-6 Maple Heights 2-3 4-6 Shaw 1-4 3-7 Warrensville Heights 1-4 4-6 1 Mentor Cardinals 8-0 26.6750 Bedford 0-5 1-9 Shaw 0-5 2-8 2 St. Edward Eagles 7-1 25.4000 ** qualified for the OHSAA playoffs ** qualified for the OHSAA playoffs 3 Euclid Panthers 7-1 24.4899 4 Canton McKinley Bulldogs 7-1 21.0125 5 Solon Comets 6-2 20.8500 This Week in the Lake Erie League (Wk 9) 6 Massillon Jackson Polar Bears 6-2 17.5625 7 Medina Bees 5-3 16.4875 Shaw Warrensville Heights Lorain 8 Cleveland Heights Tigers 7-1 16.2125 9 St. Ignatius Wildcats 4-4 15.9028 CARDINALS TIGERS TITANS 10 Stow Bulldogs 5-3 15.4875 Cleveland Heights Maple Heights Bedford 11 Brunswick Blue Devils 5-3 14.5375 12 Strongsville Mustangs 5-3 13.6375 TIGERS MUSTANGS BEARCATS Friday, October 25, 2019 Friday, October 25, 2019 Friday, October 25, 2019 Cleveland Heights Stadium Maple Hts Community Field Bedford Bearcat Stadium Expansion in the Lake Erie League Garfield Heights and Shaker Heights will join an expanding Lake Erie League over the next 12-month period.
Shaker Heights Red Raiders will exit the Greater Cleveland Conference and join the LEL beginning in August 2020. Garfield Heights rejoins the LEL after leaving the league more than a decade ago. The Bulldogs have played most recently as an independent, and will join the new 8-team LEL halfway through the 2019-2020 school year.
Both Garfield Heights and Shaker Heights were previously LEL members, with Garfield departing in 2007 and Shaker in 2012. Both joined the Northeast Ohio Conference, which disbanded by 2015 with eight of those members forming the GCC.
2019 Roster
Deresha Bannister
Natalie Johnson
Karolyn McMillan
Nelcia Milligan
Raquira Robinson
Nijah Winegarner
Kaylyn Woodson THREE OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, and 2015) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
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2019 Cleveland Heights Tigers Football Roster
No. Name Pos Ht Wt Yr No. Name Pos Ht Wt Yr No. Name Pos Ht Wt Yr 1 Elijah Fowlkes RB 5'9" 170 SO 21 Jaylen Davis TE/DE 6'5" 210 JR 54 Logan Kovalck C 5'9" 225 SR 2 Jiovanny Holmes WR/DB 6'2 190 SR 22 Aaron Colston WR/DB 5'11" 160 JR 55 Ricardo Moore OT 5'11" 235 SR 3 Shemar Turner WR/DB 5'11" 175 SR 23 Rondale Reid WR/DB 5'9" 155 SO 56 Akil Holloman OT 6'1" 225 JR 4 Jayvion Holcomb ATH 5'10" 175 SR 25 Montreal Watkins C/DE 5'8"185 JR 57 Leland Talley NG 5'9" 220 JR 5 Diego Bremer WR/DB 6'2" 175 SR 32 Zaire McPherson FB/LB 5'9" 200 SR 58 Travell Wright RB 5'8" 130 SO 6 Jalen Boyd DB 5'10" 180 SR 33 Derion Starling LB 5'7" 200 SR 60 David Pierce C 6'0" 240 SR 7 Nick McGee DB 5'10" 185 SR 34 Tylin Bogan WR/DB 5'9" 150 SO 62 Davon Anderson G/NG 5'7 200 JR 8 Ju'Ruan Hardin WR/DB 6'2" 205 SR 35 Deante Stevens WR/DB 6'1" 165 JR 70 Maurice Hamilton G 6'4" 340 SO 9 Jaylen Benson RB/LB 5'11" 210 SR 37 Chris Cotton WR/DE 6'0" 160 JR 71 India Pulphus K SR 10 Anthony Little OLB 5'11" 190 SR 39 Armarion White WR/DB 5'10" 155 JR 72 Fahrell Freeman RB/DE 6'0 185 SO 11 Andrew Moore WR/DB 6'0" 190 SR 40 Delroy Richards G/NG 5'10" 210 JR 74 Olivia McKay K SR 12 Sincere Davis QB/WR 5'10" 175 JR 42 Chase McClendon DB 6'0" 160 SR 76 Malikai Sanders ATH 5'7 135 SO 13 Adonis Williams WR/DB 6'2" 180 JR 43 Javon Edwards G/DE 5'11" 200 JR 77 Cullen Martin OT 6'4" 275 SR 14 Deon Wells DB 5'10" 150 FR 44 Aginon Wilson DT 5'11" 220 JR 80 Jaylen Coleman ATH 5'3" 160 SO 15 Justin Wodtly DE/RB/TE 6'3" 270 SR 45 Danell Nickelberry DB 5'9" 165 JR 81 Ahmir Stewart WR/DB 6'2" 175 JR 16 Marlon Neal DB 5'9" 170 JR 48 Tyler Gray DT 5'9" 195 SR 82 Anthony Brooks ATH 5'6" 115 SO 17 Chris Wilson WR/DB 6'1" 170 JR 50 Daonte Dancy OT/DT 6'1" 255 JR 84 Tyrell Croom DB 5'9" 170 SO 18 Bay Harvey QB 6'2" 215 SR 51 Cornell Gideon G 6'0" 235 SR 89 Alex Cummings ATH 5'4" 120 SO 19 Derek Minter RB/LB 5'9" 175 JR 52 Keshaun Madlock LB 5'10" 223 JR 94 De'Lorean Murray DE 5'10" 180 JR 20 Jamal Russ WR/DB 5'9" 175 JR 53 Keonshae Boyd DB 5'9" 160 SO 99 Tom Schumann NG 5'7" 240 SO
2019 Shaw Cardinals Football Roster
No. Name Pos Ht Wt Yr No.Name Pos Ht Wt Yr 1 Cincere Sowell WR-CB 5-10 185 12 32 Da'Vyon Johnson RB-LB 5-8 165 10 2 Elijah Smith WR-CB 5-7 170 12 33 Greg Moore RB-LB 5-5 180 10 3 Dion Shelton WR-DE 6-3 200 12 35 Jamar Washington WR-CB 5-7 155 11 4 Elijah Smith WR-CB 5-7 170 12 41 Jha'Meir Pierson WR-DE 6-3 190 10 5 Taiyun Hollowell QB-LB 6-2 190 11 44 Willie Jackson OL-LB 5-11 195 10 6 Kevaughn Hill RB-LB 5-9 175 11 48 Jalen Brewer WR-LB 6-1 195 9 7 Kishon Pierce WR-S 5-11 185 11 50 Maurshon Melton OL-DL 6-1 260 11 8 Cameryn Linen WR-S 5-10 180 12 52 Mason Higgins OL-DL 5-9 195 11 9 Taron Hollowell WR-CB 5-9 190 12 54 K'Shon Heard OL-DL 6-3 260 12 10 Willie Robinson RB-LB 5-11 185 11 55 Zashawn Cook OL-DL 6-3 210 11 11 Randy Harris WR-DE 6-4 200 11 59 Kayshon Heard OL-DL 6-2 240 11 12 Martine Romero K 5-10 185 11 61 Jernox Jones OL-DL 5-9 270 11 16 Geostice Chambers WR-LB 6-1 190 11 62 Kahlee Jones OL-DL 6-0 195 9 17 Kobe Kyle QB-CB 5-9 160 10 63 Chance Clark OL-DL 6-1 225 10 18 Luqman Lateef WR-LB 6-2 195 11 65 Rakym Chaney OL-DL 6-1 205 10 21 Eddie Brent RB-LB 5-10 185 11 66 Curtis Tidmore OL-DL 6-1 225 11 22 Sir Sean Ingram WR-DE 6-3 200 10 71 Hy'suan Payne OL-DL 6-1 225 11 23 Damien Bridget RB-CB 5-9 155 10 74 Jaylen Pearson OL-DL 6-4 290 12 24 Martine Romero K 5-10 185 11 77 Jarelle Driscoll OL-DL 6-2 260 10 25 Taron Crawford WR-CB 5-10 150 11 83 Antoinio Pryor WR-LB 6-3 185 11 28 Malik Brown WR-CB 5-9 140 10 84 Erik Higgins WR-CB 5-11 150 10 30 Xarion Harris WR-CB 5-9 150 10 99 Joseph Littlejohn OL-DL 5-10 195 10 THREE OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, and 2015) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
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Tigers in the NFL 2019 Cleveland Heights Tigers Team Stats
Jason Kelce - PASSING RECEIVING (cont) Philadelphia Eagles Player A / C Yards Player Rec Yards 2006 Cleveland Hts HS graduate QB - Bay Harvey 69-130-7 1064 9 TD / 7 INT WR - Chris Wilson 1 4 College: University of Cincinnati QB - Sincere Davis 0-2 272 2 INT WR - Diego Bremer 2 35 Drafted in the 6th round (pick 191) QB - Sincere Davis 2 45 of the 2011 NFL draft RUSHING WR - Jiovanny Holmes 9 271 Player Attps Yards QB - Bay Harvey 106 730 10 TD DEFENSE Travis Kelce - FB - Justin Wodtly 62 327 6 TD Player Kansas City Chiefs 2008 Cleveland Hts HS graduate ATH - Jayvion Holcomb 22 137 2 TD Justin Wodtly College: University of Cincinnati RB - Jaylen Benson 17 59 19 tackles, 9 assists, 4 sacks, 12 TFL, 1 FF Drafted in the 3rd round (pick 63) of RB - Elijah Fowlkes 55 337 2 TD Anthony Little the 2013 NFL draft RB - Nick McGhee 14 52 1 TD 35 tackles, 6 assists, 1 sacks, 5 TFL, 2 int, 1 TD QB - Sincere Davis 8 35 1 TD Javon Edwards FB - Zaire McPherson 4 25 21 tackles, 6 assists, 6 sacks, 8 TFL, 1 FF Shelton Gibson - WR - Andrew Moore 3 93 1 TD Diego Bremer Cleveland Browns 1 4 18 tackles, 7 assists, 5 int, 3 PBUs 2013 Cleveland Hts HS graduate WR - Tyler Croom College: West Virgina University WR - Armarion White 3 11 Adonis Williams Drafted in the 5th round (pick 166) FB - Derion Starling 1 5 16 tackles, 6 assists, 1 TFL, 4 PBUs, 1 Int, 1 FF of the 2017 NFL draft by the Bisker 18 103 1 TD Jaylen Benson Philadelphia Eagles. Signed with the FB - Montreal Watkins 1 16 1 TD 6 tackles, 3 assists, 1 sack, 1 int, 1 TD Browns on September 1. Chris Wilson RECEIVING 12 tackles, 4 assists, 2 TFL, 2 PBU Player Rec Yards Keshaun Madlock WR - Ju'Ruan Hardin 23 378 3 TD 10 tackles, 7 assists, 3 sacks, 5 TFL ATH - Jayvion Holcomb 11 221 5 TD Nick McGhee WR - Shemar Turner 4 141 1 TD 15 tackles, 8 assists, 1 sack, 4 TFL, 1 int, 2 PBU THREE OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, and 2015) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
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2019 Cleveland Heights Tigers Composite Schedule Past Seasons 2018 Season / Results Medina 5-3 Glenville 5-3 Shaker Heights 2-6 BATTLING BEES TARBLOODERS RED RAIDERS 7-3 overall; 10th in Region 1
A 30 HCLEVELAND HEIGHTS W 21-10 A 30 H Euclid L 24-29 A 30 H Garfield Heights W-2OT 17-10 8-24 Medina L 20-43 S 6 A Medina Highland W 31-0 S 6 ACLEVELAND HEIGHTS L 0-17 S 6 A Benedictine L 6-35 8-31 Brunswick W 13-0 S 13 H Wadsworth W 31-28 S 13 A Powell Olentangy Liberty L 0-35 S 14 HCLEVELAND HEIGHTS L 6-50 9-7 Col. St Francis DeSales L 18-45 S 20 HEuclid L 35-43 S 20 A Collinwood W 51-0 S 20 A Strongsville L 25-31 9-14 Lake Catholic W 27-24 S 27 AMentor L 7-63 S 27 A John Hay W 34-0 S 28 HSolon L 14-31 9-21 Walsh Jesuit W 51-14 O 4 A Elyria W 56-20 O 4 A East Tech W 48-0 O 4 A Brunswick L 18-21 9-28 Lorain W 31-23 O 11 H Strongsville W 38-0 O 11 H John Marshall W 58-0 O 11 A Elyria W 70-50 10-5 Bedford W31-0 O 18 ASolon L 14-31 O 18 H John F. Kennedy W 56-6 O 19 HMentor L 7-45 10-12 Warrensville Heights W 34-0 O 26 A Shaker Heights O 25 H John Adams O 26 H Medina 10-19 Shaw W17-8 N1 HBrunswick N1 ARhodes N 1 A Euclid 10-26 Maple Heights L 21-28
2017 Season / Results Lake Catholic 3-5 Walsh Jesuit 1-7 Lorain 4-4 COUGARS WARRIORS TITANS 4-6 overall; 13th in Region 1
A 30 AStow L 13-21 A 30 A Mayfield L 21-45 A 30 A Brunswick L 7-31 8-25 Y'town Cardinal Mooney L 12-21 S 7 H Cleveland Central Catholic W 52-6 S 6 H Akron SVSM L 7-34 S 6 H Avon L 28-52 9-1 Mississauga (ON) Football North L 6-31 S 13 A Youngstown Ursuline W 36-0 S 13 H Col. Bishop Watterson L 21-24 S 13 H Elyria W 25-8 9-9 Benedictine L 12-30 S 20 HCLEVELAND HEIGHTS L 23-28 S 20 A Buffalo (N.Y.) St Francis L 7-35 S 20 H Mississ.. (ON) Football N. L 22-32 9-15 Lake Catholic W 31-24 S 27 H Buffalo (N.Y.) St Francis L 26-42 S 27 ACLEVELAND HEIGHTS L 30-38 S 27 H Toledo Scott W 66-0 9-22 NDCL L 7-44 O 4 H Walsh Jesuit W 21-20 S 4 A Lake Catholic L 20-21 O 4 HCLEVELAND HEIGHTS L 28-35 9-29 Lorain L 6-37 O 11 H Akron Archbishop Hoban L 6-49 O 11 A Padua L 11-26 O 11 A Warrensville Heights W 40-0 10-6 Bedford L 42-48 O 18 A Benedictine L 7-44 O 18 H NDCL W 21-13 O 18 H Maple Heights W 49-6 10-13 Warrensville Heights W 35-14 O 25 H NDCL O 25 A Akron Archbishop Hoban O 25 A Bedford 10-20Shaw W9-0 N 1 A Padua N 1 H Benedictine N 1 A Shaw 10-27 Maple Heights W 2-0
2016 Season / Results Bedford 4-4 Warrensville Heights 1-7 Shaw 2-6 BEARCATS TIGERS CARDINALS 6-4 overall; 10th in Region 1
A 30 A Nordonia W 20-13 A 30 A University School L 0-34 A 31 A Collinwood W 37-0 8-27 Y'town Cardinal Mooney L 6-42 S 6 A Elyria L 6-7 S 6 A Gilmour Academy L 6-21 S 6 H John F. Kennedy W 49-6 9-2 Warren G Harding L 6-40 S 13 H Garfield Heights W 34-13 S 13 A Akron Buchtel L 6-44 S 13 AHubbard L 0-21 9-9 Benedictine W 47-40 S 20 H Cleveland Central Catholic W 40-8 S 20 H Villa Angela - St. Joseph L 12-21 S 20 H River Rouge (Mich.) L 7-42 9-16 Lake Catholic W 28-17 S 27 A NDCL L 7-38 S 27 H Youngstown Chaney L 8-14 S 27 A Warren Howland L 6-26 9-23 Toledo Start W 44-14 O 5 H Maple Heights L 6-16 O 5 AShaw W 12-6 O 4 H Warrensville Heights L 6-12 9-30 Maple Heights W 34-30 O 11 ACLEVELAND HEIGHTS L 6-39 O 11 H Lorain L 0-40 O 10 A Maple Heights L 12-44 10-7 Bedford W34-26 O 18 AShaw W 40-0 O 18 HCLEVELAND HEIGHTS L 6-56 O 18 H Bedford L 0-40 10-14 Akron SVSM L 0-28 O 25 H Lorain O 25 A Maple Heights O 25 A CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 10-21 Shaw W15-10 N 1 H Warrensville Heights N 1 A Bedford N 1 H Lorain 10-28 Lorain L 13-14
2015 Season / Results Maple Heights 6-2 MUSTANGS THIS DATE IN HISTORY - OCTOBER 25 4-6 overall; 16th in Region 1
A 30 HRhodes W 52-6 8-28 Akron Buchtel L 6-41 October 25, 1940 - Benjamin O. Davis Sr. is named the first African-American general in the United S 6 H Willoughby South L 34-38 9-4 Warren G Harding L 27-35 States Army. Davis entered the US Army in March, 1898. A year later , her was assigned to the S 13 A Padua W 34-23 Troop I, 9th Calvary Regiment - an original Buffalo Soldier regiment. Davis also taught at 9-12 Glenville L 7-20 S 20 H Youngstown Chaney W 42-28 Wilberforce University in southwest Ohio. After his promotion to General, Davis took command of 9-19 OPEN DATE - --- S 27 A Garfield Heights W 64-20 4th Brigade, 2nd Cavalry Division at Fort Riley, Kansas, in January 1941. On July 20, 1948, after fifty 9-25 Toledo Start L 28-40 years of military service, Davis retired in a public ceremony with President Harry S. O 5 ABedford W 16-6 Truman presiding. 6 days later on July 26, 1948, President Truman issued executive order 9981 10-2 Maple Heights W 21-6 O 10 HShaw W 44-12 which abolished racial discrimination in the armed forces. 10-9 Bedford W34-20 O 18 A Lorain L 6-49 10-16 Akron SVSM L 0-42 October 25, 1986 - Trailing 5-3 with 2 out & no one on in bottom of 10th, the New York Mets rallies O 25 H Warrensville Heights 10-23 Shaw W29-0 to win Game 6 of the World Series, 6-5, over the Boston Red Sox. A wild pitch and Bill Buckner N 1 H CLEVELAND HEIGHTS misplay of a groundball lead to the Game 6 win. The Mets would win the World Series the next 10-30 Lorain W 22-16 night, defeating Boston in seven games for the franchise's first championship since 1969 11-7 St. Edward L 12-20 THREE OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, and 2015) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
2019 TIGERS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES THREE OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, and 2015) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
2019 TIGERS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES THREE OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, and 2015) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS
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