XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 1600 W. Prospect Ave. • Appleton, WI 54914 • (920) 733-6632 • FAX (920) 733-5513

2014 XAVIER FOOTBALL

Level 1 – WIAA Playoffs

vs. Seymour Thunder 7 o’clock p.m. – Friday, Oct. 24 at Rocky Bleier Field, Knights of Columbus Sports Complex Xavier High School – Appleton

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CONTENTS PAGE Index ...... 1 Staff / Info – Xavier Football 2013 ...... 2 Rocky Bleier Field / Knights of Columbus Sports Complex ..2 Photos / Dedication: Oct. 12, 2007 ...... 3 Rocky Bleier Run ...... 4 Facility Tid-Bits - Rocky Makeover ...... 5 Profile - XHS Coach David Hinkens ...... 6 Profile - Xavier High School ...... 7 Special Seasons - Xavier Football ...... 8 100 wins - Coach Hinkens 10-4-2013 ...... 9 State Records - Matt Ferris of Xavier 2013 season ...... 10 Playoff Brackets - Division 3 ...... 11 Playoff Dates - WIAA Football ...... 12 Playoff History - Xavier Football ...... 13 - 16 Playoff Tid-Bits - Xavier Football 10-24-2014 ...... 17 History – Valley 8 Conference (1999-2006) ...... 18 - 19 Eastern Valley Conference Standings (Years 1-7) ...... 20 - 21 Eastern Valley Conference - 2014 (Year 8) ...... 22 At a Glance - Xavier ...... 23 At a Glance - Seymour ...... 24 Pronunciation Guide - Xavier ...... 25 Roster - Xavier ...... 26 Roster - Seymour ...... 27 History - Series: Xavier vs. Seymour ...... 28 Starters - Xavier ...... 29

g Stats, season & Eastern Valley Conference – available via a link on www.XavierHawksSports.com via the STATS-CONFERENCE page or via the FOOTBALL page. g WIAA Football Playoff Info & Procedures – more packs and pertinent info may be found via the WIAA INFO PAGE link, available on the FOOTBALL page, of XavierHawksSports.com. This game will be covered by The Post-Crescent and Seymour News.

The Xavier Football Program is proud to provide this Info Pack. It was made possible through the efforts of Peter Bates, Mike Bates & David Hinkens plus the Xavier Booster Club. Xavier High School is a member of the St. Francis Xavier Catholic School System.

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e 2014 Football Season e Head Coach ...... David Hinkens 2014 = 14th year at Xavier

Assistant Coaches ...... Jason Bins, Vinnie Borowski, Chris Bourassa, Drew Bourassa, AC Clouthier, Jude Grishaber, Hans Hartwig, Danny Higgins, AJ Hollanquest, Luke Mueller, Andy Strand, Justin Wilson, Jim Zuleger, Tim Curran Frosh Coaches: Dave Adamovich, Mike Coonen, Stephen Heisler, Jared Simons

Athletic Director ...... Kathy Bates Assistant Athletic Director ...... Lori England

Administrator / President ...... Ray DuBois Principal ...... Mike Mauthe Associate Principal ...... Donna Fahrenkrug

Voice of the Hawks ...... Mike Bates Team Chaplain ...... Fr. Jim Leary Athletic Trainer ...... Becky Oszman, Affinity Sports Pep Band Director ...... Kate Hardt Cheerleading Coach ...... Lorraine Vargo

Home Field ...... Rocky Bleier Field, Knights of Columbus Sports Complex Conference ...... Eastern Valley Enrollment ...... 594 School Colors ...... Navy Blue & White Nickname ...... Hawks

Follow the Hawks ...... www.XavierHawksSports.com on the web - or - ...... Xavier Hawks Sports on Facebook

Rocky Bleier Field on the Knights of Columbus Sports Complex dedicated: Oct. 12, 2007 Xavier’s home football field was dedicated in honor of Rocky Bleier on Oct. 12, 2007. A 1964 graduate of Xavier, Bleier went on to play at the University of Notre Dame and then for 12 seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers. After winning a national championship at Notre Dame, he recovered from severe injuries in the Vietnam War to earn a spot as a starter on the first team to win four Super Bowls – which the Steelers accomplished during a 6-year span... 1975, ’76, ’79 and ’80. Rocky Bleier His #23 jersey is the first uniform ever retired X in Xavier H.S. history. STAFF-14 A [ M2-C9----XAVIER--MEDIA-PACKS----X-STAFF--2014 ] 2 Rocky Bleier Field

Rocky Bleier Field at Xavier was dedicated Friday night, Oct. 12, 2007 in a special ceremony prior to the XHS football game at the Knights of Columbus Sports Complex behind XHS. The gate was manufactured by Metalist Laserfab of Oshkosh as a gift to Xavier High School. Note how there are 23 spindles at the bottom of the gates, the same number as Rocky's football jersey number for the Hawks when he played for Coach Gene ‘Torchy’ Clark. Below, the Fox Valley Vietnam Veterans Honor Guard presents the colors and the Knights of Columbus Honor Guard awaits to escort Rocky & the dignitaries into the facility for the dedication ceremony.

Rocky, captains & game officials meet before the game for the coin toss. 3 Rocky Bleier, left, and Tim Hanna, the mayor of the City of Appleton, during a ceremony on Saturday morning, Oct. 13, 2007, when the City of Appleton dedicated Rocky Bleier Run. The street is near Jones Park in downtown Appleton, close to where Bleier grew up back in the 1950's and 60's. He used to run the steps and hills of the park as part of his athletic training and then his rehab from injuries suffered in 1969 during the Vietnam War.

Artist’s Rendition: Rocky Bleier Run

This is an artist’s drawing of what the City of Appleton will create in the area of Jones Park in downtown Appleton as part of Rocky Bleier Run.

The entire plan includes making the area a gateway from downtown through Jones Park to the city’s new Waterfront Riverwalk.

4 FACILITY TID-BITS - ROCKY MAKEOVER Rocky Bleier Field on the Knights of Columbus Sports Complex

Xavier Football

The former Knights of Columbus Athletic Field at Xavier has undergone a major makeover, and there now is a new name for the Hawks’ home turf. The facility received:

1. a new grass playing surface, 2. a new 8-lane running track which has a top- of-the line rubberized surface, 3. a new 4-foot high permanent fence entirely around the outside lane of the track, 4. new & huge aluminum bleachers -- with fully- enclosed, increased seating and a specially designed sight-line... which enables spectators to better see all of the lanes for a track meet when runners go in front of the seating area, plus it gives significantly better visibility for the football field, 5. new, much larger 2-level press box to accommodate news media and coaches, 6. new, double-wide runway for the jumping Aerial view, 2005 events & pole vault, 7. new, larger high jump area, 8. new, handicap access ramp and wheelchair seating areas in the bleachers, 9. new, pro-model 30-foot-high, arched football goal posts, with an 8-foot offset, 10. new underground, automatic watering system and drainage tile, 11. new main ticket entrance area, spectator walkway and engraved brick area, 12. new, larger scoreboard – in memory of the late Bradley Williams, the Xavier football player who in September, 2005 collapsed and died on the XHS football practice field from a congenital heart problem completely unrelated to football, 13. new, brick concession stand with storage & restrooms, and, 14. new, 485-foot deep well to pump water from an underground river deep below the game field. It enables water to be put on all of the athletic fields at Xavier without expensive city water.

Most of the work was done in 2004, when Xavier played its home games at the St. Joseph Middle School field in Appleton. The huge KofC field project was spearheaded by the Xavier Booster Club, which also recently helped with the installation of 4 new tennis courts on the St. Joe’s grounds as well as a complete renovation of the Xavier football practice field, located adjacent to the game field. Considerable work has been headed by the XBC since that major makeover.

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Xavier Coach David Hinkens e 2014 Football Season

 2014 = 14th season as head football coach at Xavier.

 He is only the 10th head varsity football coach in school history, as XHS begins its 55th season of Xavier Football. Hinkens is the first to coach a Hawk team in the WIAA Football Playoffs. He has coached Xavier in the Playoffs during 11 of the past 12 seasons – his first XHS team missed out of the Playoffs via an obscure, since-eliminated tiebreaker. And, 2012 was the first time XHS did not qualify for the Playoffs after 10 straight appearances.

– Six of the Xavier teams coached by Hinkens won a conference championship (2011, ’10, ’09, ’05, ’04, ’02) and 3 times his Hawks finished just one game out of the top spot in league play while taking second in ’06 and ’13, and third in ’07. Eleven of his 12 previous Xavier squads never had more than 3 losses in a regular season. All of the losses in 2008 were to eventual Playoff teams, including 2 to eventual state champs. The 2010 team was his second team to go undefeated in a regular season and his third one to win the conference crown with an unbeaten record. That team was also the second team coached by Hinkens to make it to Level 4 of the Playoffs, one game shy of the WIAA State championship game in Madison; that was a feat his XHS team duplicated in 2013 when Hinkens coached the Hawks for the third tine in a Level 4 game.

– Hinkens is now the all-time leader in career football coaching wins at XHS. With a 2009 Playoff win on the Hawks' home turf, Hinkens surpassed the late Gene ‘Torchy’ Clark, the first football coach at Xavier. Clark, in his 9 seasons (from 1960-1968), had a record of 69-9-2. Hinkens recorded his 70th win in that Level 1 WIAA post-season game on 10-27-09 against Oconto, in his 9th season at the Hawks’ helm.

– Hinkens previously was an assistant coach at Kaukauna High School for 10 years... under his dad, Glen Hinkens. His father, affectionately called Grandpa Glen, was an assistant coach for years for the Hawks. In 2000, David was an assistant coach at Lawrence University in Appleton under Dave Brown.

– A 1984 graduate of Kaukauna High School, Hinkens is employed for an athletic information and technology company called Hudl. He is a Territory Manager – covering the states of Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa. David and his wife, Julie, have two sons... Drew, 17, and Darren, 15. They live in Darboy, just east of Appleton.

– A 1988 graduate of UW-Oshkosh, Hinkens was an assistant for the 1992 Kaukauna football team which finished as the state runners-up in the WIAA Championship Game at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison. He also was an assistant basketball coach at Kaukauna High School when the Ghosts won their first Fox Valley Association basketball title in their school history.

HINKENS’ HISTORY AT XAVIER: Year Overall Conference Playoffs 1 2001 5-4 4-3 4th place -- Qualified, but since-changed WIAA tie-breaker eliminates Hawks. 2 2002 6-3 5-2 conf champs L1 First-ever participation in WIAA Playoffs; lost in Level 1. 3 2003 6-4 4-3 3rd place L1 Second year in a row in the Playoffs; lost in Level 1. 4 2004 12-1 7-0 conf champs L4 Undefeated until loss in Level 4, one game from Camp Randall. 5 2005 9-2 7-0 conf champs L2 XHS goes 8-1 in regular season, bumped in Level 2. 6 2006 8-3 5-2 2nd place L2 Hawks participate in playoffs for 5th straight year; lose in Level 2. 7 2007 9-3 7-2 3rd place L3 A wild 35-32 Level 3 heartbreaker ends Hawks’ 6th year in Playoffs. 8 2008 6-4 6-3 3rd place L1 Heartbreaking 47-46 2-OT Level 1 loss to eventual state champ ends season. 9 2009 10-2 8-1 conf champs L3 Another league title; Hinkens’ 8th year in Playoffs ends in Level 3. 10 2010 12-1 8-0 conf champs L4 League champs are unbeaten until Level 4 loss, one step from State finals. 11 2011 8-2 7-1 conf champs L1 3rd league title in row, Hawks upset in rare Level 1 loss on home turf. 12 2012 2-6 2-5 6th place -- Hawks tumble in standings, drop out of top 3 for first time in a long time. 13 2013 11-2 7-1 2nd place L4 Third time to Level 4 behind state-record-setting-season by Matt Ferris. 14 2014 ______Xavier Football begins season number 55 in school history.

Hinkens career W-L at Xavier = 104 - 37 -- going into the start of the 2014 season.

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Xavier High School in Appleton is a four year high school based on Catholic Christian values. It is dedicated to preparing its students for life’s challenges through high academic standards where growth is encouraged and promoted – growth in academics, in athletics, in the arts, and in school spirit. Both Catholic and non-Catholic students are welcomed members of the Xavier Community. The school is a member of the Xavier Catholic School System, formerly called ACES Xavier Educational System until January, 2013.

The school’s mission statement is to create for its students a Catholic Christian community in which students, faculty, staff and parents may together foster a faith relationship with God, show a loving concern for neighbor, develop individual talents, strive for academic excellence in a world of ever-changing technology and nurture a sense of personal dignity. Our mission empowers and energizes this faith community to serve the Fox Valley area, to acquire a global vision and to challenge society with the values of Jesus Christ.

rooms, scene shop, a multi-purpose room and ACADEMICS an instructional area. The facility near the gym houses ‘new’ band and choir rooms, At Xavier, students foster a faith relationship music practice rooms, offices and an art room. with God, develop their own talents, strive for academic excellence, develop the power of critical thinking, and discover career interests. ATHLETIC DEPT.

A teaching staff of highly qualified, dedicated Interscholastic athletics provide a unique educators is one of Xavier’s real strengths. teaching and learning opportunity. In this With a student-teacher ratio of 21 to 1, each setting, individual and group experiences student is guaranteed a high degree of individual occur which are difficult to duplicate in other attention. The faculty includes a Campus educational settings. Minister and a Learning Specialist. Three elements we strive to have as part of Typically, 95% of Xavier’s graduates attend every athletic team at Xavier are success, four-year colleges, and more than 99% will growth and participation: pursue some type of post-secondary education. College and university scholarships for ! Success in that each and every time a student Xavier’s graduating classes vary, usually competes in athletics, he/she strives to win. about $1.6 million. ! Growth whereby practices and all aspects of The enrollment at Xavier High School for the the program are developed so that fundamentals school year is just over 590 students. and skill level are improved, and values such as sportsmanship, character and leadership are stressed. FINE ARTS CENTER ! Participation so that all athletes feel a part Opened in September of 1998, the Xavier of the team and are given an opportunity to Fine Arts Center is a truly wonderful facility participate to the best of their ability, based designed for both performances and education. on the decision of the head coach.

It includes a 749-seat, state-of-the-art theatre You can follow Xavier Sports ... with an orchestra pit and a full fly loft, dressing on the web www.XavierHawksSports.com via Facebook Xavier Hawks Sports 10-2014 – MEDIA PACKS – SCHOOL PROFILE 7 SPECIAL SEASONS g CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

# Year Conf Overall Coach Conference 1 1961 7 – 0 9 – 0 Torchy Clark 1 FVCC 2 1962 7 – 0 9 – 0 Torchy Clark 2 FVCC 3 1963 7 – 0 9 – 0 Torchy Clark 3 FVCC 4 1964 6 – 1 6 – 3 Torchy Clark 4 FVCC 5 1965 7 – 0 8 – 1 Torchy Clark 5 FVCC 6 1966 6 – 1 8 – 1 Torchy Clark 6 FVCC 7 1968 6 – 1 8 – 1 Torchy Clark 7 FVCC 8 1988 5 – 2 7 – 3 Don Dineen 1 FVCC Small Division 9 2002 5 – 2 6 – 3 David Hinkens 1 Valley 8 10 2004 7 – 0 12 – 1 David Hinkens 2 Valley 8 11 2005 7 – 0 9 – 2 David Hinkens 3 Valley 8 12 2009 8 – 1 10 – 2 David Hinkens 4 Eastern Valley 13 2010 8 – 0 12 – 1 David Hinkens 5 Eastern Valley 14 2011 7 – 1 8 – 2 David Hinkens 6 Eastern Valley g UNDEFEATED REGULAR SEASON:

# Year Overall Coach Conference League Record 1 1961 9 – 0 Torchy Clark 1 FVCC 7 – 0 2 1962 9 – 0 Torchy Clark 2 FVCC 7 – 0 3 1963 9 – 0 Torchy Clark 3 FVCC 7 – 0 4 2004 9 – 0 David Hinkens 1 Valley 8 7 – 0 (lost in Level 4 of WIAA Playoffs) 5 2010 9 – 0 David Hinkens 1 Eastern Valley 8 – 0 (lost in Level 4 of WIAA Playoffs) g 1-LOSS REGULAR SEASON:

# Year Record Coach Conference Overall Record 1 1960 6 – 6 – 1 Torchy Clark 1 FVCC * 6 – 1 – 1 2 1965 8 – 1 Torchy Clark 2 FVCC * 8 – 1 3 1966 8 – 1 Torchy Clark 3 FVCC * 8 – 1 4 1968 8 – 1 Torchy Clark 4 FVCC * 8 – 1 5 1969 7 – 1 – 1 Jerry Schmidt 1 FVCC 7 – 1 – 1 (missed out on WISAA Playoff selection) 6 1994 8 – 1 Don Dineen 1 FVCC 8 – 2 (lost in Level 1of WISAA Playoffs) 7 2005 8 – 1 David Hinkens 1 Valley 8 9 – 2 (lost in Level 2 of WIAA Playoffs) 8 2009 8 – 1 David Hinkens 2 Eastern Valley 10–2 (lost in Level 3 of WIAA Playoffs) 9 2011 8 – 1 David Hinkens 3 Eastern Valley 8–2 (lost in Level 1 of WIAA Playoffs) 10 2013 8 – 1 David Hinkens 2 Eastern Valley 11–2 (lost in Level 4 of WIAA Playoffs)

* There were NO state-wide football playoffs until 1969. Xavier Playoff History may be found on its OWN pages. Revised 8-1-2014. All records compiled thru the end of the 2013 season.

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8 100 Coach Hinkens achieves career milestone, gains coaching win number 100 on 10-4-13

XHS Head Coach David Hinkens, in the hat, receives a hug and a commemorative football from Jim Zuleger, Xavier Offensive Coordinator, after the Cancer Awareness Night game on Oct. 4, 2013 at XHS. Hinkens is the all-time leader in career wins in football at Xavier.

Post-game ceremony photos by Adam De Bruin

9 HISTORIC 2013 SEASON FOR MATT FERRIS Matt Ferris of Xavier had an unprecedented and historic season during the 2013 football season. He quarterbacked the Hawks to within one game of the state championship game, an 11-2 record overall, and set 3 state records. The 6-foot-5 senior etched his name in the Wisconsin prep football record books: Î most yards passing in a single season by a Wisconsin high school athlete, with 3,949 yards through Level 4 of the 2013 WIAA Playoffs, to eclipse the old mark of 3,507 yards, Ï most touchdown passes in a single season by a Wisconsin prep athlete, with 50 TD passes during the 2013 season, to shatter the old mark of 40. Ð most touchdown passes in a single high school game in Wisconsin prep grid history with 8 TDs on 9-20-13, one more than the previous best, when XHS set a school record 64 points in the game.

Coach David Hinkens presents Matt Ferris with Matt Ferris, right, and Jim Zuleger, the Gatorade award for his athletic excellence the offensive coordinator for Xavier Football and his achievements off the field during 2013. during the memorable 2013 season.

FOR HIS STELLAR PERFORMANCE week after week for the Hawks during 2013, Ferris also received numerous prestigious post-season awards: ! Elite Gatorade “Wisconsin Football Player of the Year” for 2013. ! Wisconsin Football Coaches Association’s “Offensive Player of the Year” & “1st Team All-State” QB. ! Associated Press “State Player of the Year” in voting by sports reporters from all around Wisconsin. ! “Dave Krieg Award” recipient as the state’s best quarterback, as chosen by WisSports.net. ! Post-Crescent Media “All-Area Player of the Year” award.

Matt, the son of Dan and Cindy Ferris of Appleton, completed 245 of 418 passes (62%) and also ran for 226 yards on 53 carries and he scored 5 rushing touchdowns in 2013.

Photos by Adam De Bruin

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Fri, Oct 24 Fri, Oct 31 Fri, Nov 7 Fri, Nov 7 Fri, Oct 31 Fri, Oct 24 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM Sat, Nov 15 Sat, Nov 15 7:00 PM 7:00 PM 7:00 PM

#1 La Crosse Logan #1 Mount Horeb/Barneveld (7­0, 9­0) WIAA State Tournament (5­1, 8­1)

@La Crosse Logan UW­Madison ­ Camp Randall Stadium @Mount Horeb/Barneveld

November 21 ­ 10 a.m. #8 Antigo #8 McFarland (4­2, 4­5) (4­2, 5­4) #5 West Salem #5 Big Foot (5­2, 6­2) (5­1, 7­2)

@New Richmond @Jefferson

#4 New Richmond #4 Jefferson (6­1, 7­2) (5­1, 7­2) #3 Rice Lake #3 Elkhorn (4­3, 6­3) (5­2, 7­2)

@Rice Lake @Elkhorn

#6 Osceola #6 Reedsburg (5­2, 7­2) (4­2, 6­3) #7 Onalaska #7 Evansville/Albany (4­3, 4­5) (5­1, 6­3)

@Mosinee @Monona Grove State Qualifier State Qualifier #2 Mosinee #2 Monona Grove 5­1, 7­1) (5­1, 7­2) #1 Plymouth #1 Wisconsin Lutheran (7­0, 8­1) (7­0, 9­0)

@Plymouth @Wisconsin Lutheran

#8 Berlin #8 St. Francis (4­4, 5­4) (4­3, 6­3) #5 Luxemburg­Casco #5 Pewaukee (6­2, 7­2) (4­2, 4­5)

@Notre Dame @Brown Deer

#4 Notre Dame #4 Brown Deer (6­2, 7­2) (5­1, 7­2) #3 Xavier #3 Kewaskum (7­1, 8­1) (6­1, 8­1)

@Xavier @Kewaskum

#6 Seymour #6 Pius XI (5­3, 5­4) (5­3, 5­4) #7 Waupaca #7 Two Rivers (5­3, 5­4) (4­3, 4­5)

@West De Pere @Carroll University

#2 West De Pere #2 Catholic Memorial (7­1, 8­1) (5­2, 7­2)

PLAYOFF DATES

WIAA FOOTBALL r 2014

1) Friday games = usually 7:00 p.m. Saturday games = usually no earlier than 1:00 p.m. and no later than 7:00 p.m. 2) All games is in Levels 1,2 3 will be Friday night... except if travel is more than 120 miles, then game is Saturday, unless both schools agree to play on Friday. 3) New in 2014: the HIGHER SEED will host Level 2, if on approved site list, unless neutral site is needed. 4) Changed in 2012, Level 3 is hosted by higher seed, unless neutral site is needed. Level 1 ..... Friday or Saturday, Oct. 24 or 25 Level 2 ..... Friday or Saturday, Oct. 31 or Nov. 1 Level 3 ..... Friday or Saturday, Nov. 7 or 8 Level 4 ..... Friday or Saturday, Nov. 14 or 15 all Level 4 at neutral site State Championship Games ..... Thursday and Friday, Nov. 20 & 21

All of the State Championship Games will be played at Camp Randall Stadium on the University of Wisconsin campus in Madison: Thursday, Nov. 20 Friday, Nov. 21 ################################################ ################################################

Division 7 = 10:00 a.m. Division 3 = 10:00 a.m. Division 6 = 1:00 p.m. Division 2 = 1:00 p.m. Division 5 = 4:00 p.m. Division 1 = 4:00 p.m. Division 4 = 7:00 p.m.

# Sites will be announced ...... for Levels 1, 2, 3 and 4.

# Times will be announced ...... for Levels 1, 2, 3 and 4.

To obtain current Playoff Info, go to the football page

on the WIAA web site: º W I AA Another GREAT source of Playoff info: www.WisSports.net web site. • A total of 32 teams will compete in each of 7 Divisions.

• In football, schools are assigned to a Division, based on enrollment, AFTER the 224 team field is determined for the Playoffs.

• The largest 32 schools are assigned to compete in Division 1, the next largest 32 are in Division 2, etc.

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Xavier in Post-Season Football Playoff Games

Yr Div Rnd X--Opp Xavier – Opponent X-Opp Spread Site-Date-X record before game-X coach

89 D2 Qtr L Xavier 6 --- at Goerke Field Stevens Point – 11-2-89 W Stevens Point Pacelli 35 29 X 5-5 overall. Don Dineen (5-6)

94 D2 Qtr W Manitowoc Lutheran 15 1 Little Chute HS field (XHS host) Little Chute – 10-28-94 L Xavier 14 --- X 8-2 overall. Don Dineen (8-3)

98 D2 Qtr L Xavier 6 --- at Fruth Field Fond du Lac – 10-30-98 W Fond du Lac Springs 40 34 X 3-7 overall. Greg Vanderfin (3-8)

02 D4 L1 W Ripon 42 17 Knights Columbus Athletic Field Xavier, Appleton – 10-29-02 L Xavier 25 --- X 6-3 overall. David Hinkens (6-4)

03 D4 L1 L Xavier 22 --- at Oconto High School field Oconto – 10-28-03 W Oconto 33 11 X 6-4 overall. David Hinkens (6-5)

04 D4 L1 L Bloomer 0 --- St. Joseph Middle School field Appleton – 10-26-04 (XHS host) W Xavier 14 14 X 9-0 overall. David Hinkens (10-0) 04 D4 L2 W Xavier 21 21 at Freedom High School field Freedom – 10-30-04 L Freedom 0 --- X 10-0 overall. David Hinkens (11-0) 04 D4 L3 W Xavier 23 9 at Osseo-Fairchild High School field Osseo – 11-6-04 (neutral site) L Northwestern 14 --- X 11-0 overall. David Hinkens (12-0)

04 D4 L4 L Xavier 7 --- at Municipal Field, Manitowoc Lincoln Manitowoc – 11-13-04 (neutral site) W Sturgeon Bay 16 9 X 12-0 overall. David Hinkens (12-1)

MORE GAMES ON THE NEXT PAGE (Indicates Xavier record AFTER game) follow Xavier High School sports on the web: www.XavierHawks.com

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Xavier in Post-Season Football Playoff Games

Yr Div Rnd X--Opp Xavier – Opponent X-Opp Spread Site-Date-X record before game-X coach

L Denmark 7 --- Knights Columbus Athletic Field Xavier, Appleton – 10-25-05 W Xavier 20 13 X 8-1 overall. David Hinkens (9-1) W Kewaunee 36 18 Knights Columbus Athletic Field Xavier, Appleton – 10-29-05 L Xavier 18 --- X 9-1 overall. David Hinkens (9-2)

L Park Falls / Butternut / 14 --- Knights Columbus Athletic Field Glidden / Mercer Xavier, Appleton – 10-24-06 X 7-2 overall. David Hinkens (8-2) W Xavier 35 21 L Xavier 7 --- Walt Maki Field, Wrightstown – 10-28-06 W Wrightstown 41 34 X 8-2 overall. David Hinkens (8-3)

W Xavier 30 17 Walt Maki Field, Wrightstown – 10-23-07 L Wrightstown 13 --- X 7-2 overall. David Hinkens (8-2)

L Denmark 7 --- Rocky Bleier Field, KofC Sports Complex Xavier – 10-27-07 W Xavier 28 21 X 8-2 overall. David Hinkens (9-2)

W Kettle Moraine Luth. 35 3 Rocky Bleier Field, KofC Sports Complex Xavier – 11-3-07 L Xavier 32 --- X 9-2 overall. David Hinkens (9-3)

L Xavier 2 overtimes 46 --- at Wautoma HS. Field, Wautoma – 10-28-08 W Wautoma 47 1 X 6-3 overall. David Hinkens (6-4)

(Indicates Xavier record AFTER the game)

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Xavier in Post-Season Football Playoff Games

Yr Div Rnd X--Opp Xavier – Opponent X-Opp Spread Site-Date-X record before game-X coach

L Oconto 14 --- Rocky Bleier Field, K of C Sports Complex Xavier, Appleton – 10-27-09 W Xavier 34 20 X 8-1 overall. David Hinkens (9-1) W Xavier 15 8 Holland Field, Nekoosa Nekoosa H.S. – 10-31-09 L Nekoosa 7 --- X 9-1 overall. David Hinkens (10-1) L Xavier 14 --- at Kewaunee High School field Kewaunee – 11-6-09 W Kewaunee 25 11 X 10-1 overall. David Hinkens (10-2)

L Mosinee 7 --- Rocky Bleier Field, K of C Sports Complex Xavier, Appleton – 10-26-10 W Xavier 42 35 X 9-0 overall. David Hinkens (10-0)

L Waupaca 0 --- Rocky Bleier Field, K of C Sports Complex Xavier, Appleton – 10-30-10 W Xavier 7 7 X 10-0 overall. David Hinkens (11-0)

W Xavier 21 21 at Dorais Field (neutral site) Chippewa Falls H.S. – 11-6-10 L New Richmond 0 --- X 11-0 overall. David Hinkens (12-0)

L Xavier 13 --- at Papermaker Stadium (neutral site) host Kimberly H.S. – 11-13-10 W West De Pere 24 11 X 12-0 overall. David Hinkens (12-1)

(Indicates Xavier record AFTER the particular game)

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Xavier in Post-Season Football Playoff Games - this page updated 10-20-2014

Yr Div Rnd X-Opp Xavier – Opponent X-Opp Spread Site-Date-X record before game-X coach

W Marinette 27 6 Rocky Bleier Field, K of C Sports Complex Xavier, Appleton – 10-22-11 L Xavier 21 --- X 8-1 overall. David Hinkens (8-2)

L Notre Dame Green Bay 10 --- Rocky Bleier Field, K of C Sports Complex Xavier, Appleton – 10-25-13 W Xavier 38 28 X 8-1 overall. David Hinkens (9-1) W Xavier 30 2 at West De Pere High School field De Pere – 11-1-13 L West De Pere 28 --- X 9-1 overall. David Hinkens (10-1)

L Seymour 20 --- Rocky Bleier Field, K of C Sports Complex Xavier, Appleton – 11-8-13 W Xavier 30 10 X 10-1 overall David Hinkens (11-1 ) L Xavier 20 -- at Slinger H.S. field (neutral site) host Slinger H.S. – 11-15-13 W Greendale 44 24 X 11-1 overall David Hinkens (11-2) Notes ---- updated 10-20-14 -- for Level 1 vs. Seymour: 15th season in Football Playoffs in school history, counting 3 in WISAA and all WIAA. 12th season total in WIAA Playoffs, all under Coach Hinkens. 12th season in past 13 years in Playoffs under Hinkens, who is in his 14th season at Xavier.

Game # 30 in all-time Xavier Football Playoff history, 4th year in WIAA Division 3 for Xavier. Xavier will host a Level 1 game for the 5th time. 2014 = 2nd time XHS has ever played Seymour in Playoffs, see game 28 in 2013. Also, see History-Series page in Info Pack regarding this Level 1 game vs. Seymour.

Seymour Rocky Bleier Field, K of C Sports Complex Xavier, Appleton – 10-24-14 Xavier X 8-1 overall. David Hinkens ( )

(Indicates Xavier record AFTER the particular game)

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PLAYOFF HISTORY [ M2-C9---XAVIER--MEDIA-PACKS—PLAYOFF HISTORY ] Text on THIS page of the file was updated 10-20-2014 16 TID-BITS – Xavier in WIAA Playoffs

2014 Football Season  Level 1 vs. Seymour on 10-24-2014

Î PLAYOFFS BEGIN FRIDAY AT XAVIER Xavier will participate in the WIAA Playoffs for the 12th season in the past 13 years under head coach David Hinkens, who is in his14th season guiding the Hawks. Playoff dates for the entire 2014 Football Series are on another page in this pack.

Ï HAWKS PLAY SEYMOUR FOR 3rd TIME IN FOOTBALL The 2014 brackets have Xavier playing Seymour for just the 3rd time ever in football. See the History-Series page in this pack for compete details of those previous games. Also, XHS beat Seymour in one of the more memorable Xavier Boys Basketball games, as the Hawks used a 22-3 run to soundly defeat the Thunder in the 2009 Sectional championship before 4,000 fans packed into the Brown County Arena. That 47-32 win sent Xavier to its first-ever appearance in the WIAA Boys Basketball State Tournament at the Kohl Center in Madison during the 50th season of XHS Boys BB. Xavier led by 20 points in the fourth quarter, as the Hawks easily pinned the first WIAA tourney loss by a Seymour team in that facility in 14 years.

Ð BRACKETS PUT HAWKS IN GROUP B The 2014 Playoff brackets have Xavier assigned to what the WIAA calls Group B, and, it’s the 4th year that XHS is in Division 3 of the WIAA post-season. From 2002 thru 2009, Xavier was in Division 4... based on the enrollment number of qualifiers in those seasons. XHS ranks 24th by enrollment of the 32-team, 2014 Division 3 field.

Ñ XHS IN PLAYOFFS FOR 15th SEASON, 12th TIME IN WIAA On 10-24-14, the Hawks will compete in the 30th Playoff game in all-time school history, and, 2014 marks the12th season in which Xavier has advanced to WIAA post-season play after 3 appearances in WISAA competition. A complete look at the Playoff history for Xavier Football is on another page in this pack.

Ò LEVEL 2 HOST SITE The second round will be hosted by the higher seed, a new aspect of the 2014 Playoffs... unless the WIAA determines that a neutral site is needed (not likely). Xavier is the 3 seed, and with a win would play in Level 2 at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 31 against the winner of the game between 2-seed West De Pere Phantoms and 7-seed Waupaca Comets.

Ó FEELIN’ BLUE & COIN TOSS Each year the WIAA alternates which team wears which color uniforms in the Football Playoffs. Xavier will always be the second team alphabetically... so... the Hawks will always be decked out in blue for each game they play in 2014. The coin toss is also associated with the color of uniforms, and the team wearing dark jerseys will always be “heads.”

Ô XAVIER HAWKS SPORTS For updates and photos on Xavier Football and the 2014 WIAA Playoffs, check out www.XavierHawksSports.com on the web or Xavier Hawks Sports on Facebook.

TID-BITS – WIAA LEVEL 1 - 10-24-2014 [ M2-C9----XAVIER--MEDIA-PACKS----TID-BITS----2014 | WIAA ] 17 VALLEY 8 CONFERENCE ˜ HISTORY p1 x 8 Football Seasons: 1999 thru 2006 x

1999 SEASON VALLEY 8 OVERALL ...... YEAR 1 1. Waupaca...... 7– 0 9 – 2 tie 2. Clintonville ...... 5– 2 6 – 3 tie 2. FVL ...... 5– 2 6 – 3 4. Little Chute ...... 3– 4 3 – 6 tie 5. Freedom ...... 2– 5 3 – 6 tie 5. Hortonville ...... 2– 5 3 – 6 tie 5. Oconto Falls...... 2– 5 2 – 7 tie 5. Xavier...... 2– 5 2 – 7

2000 SEASON VALLEY 8 OVERALL ...... YEAR 2 tie 1. Clintonville ...... 6– 1 8 – 2 tie 1. Fox Valley Lutheran.....6– 1 10 – 2 tie 1. Waupaca...... 6– 1 8 – 2 tie4. Freedom ...... 3– 4 4 – 5 tie 4. Hortonville ...... 3– 4 4 – 5 tie 4. Little Chute ...... 3– 4 4 – 5 7. Oconto Falls...... 1– 6 2 – 7 8. Xavier...... 0– 7 1 – 8

2001 SEASON VALLEY 8 OVERALL ...... YEAR 3 1. Waupaca...... 7– 0 11 – 1 2. Fox Valley Lutheran.....6– 1 13 – 1 D3 State Champions 3. Freedom ...... 5– 2 7 – 3 4. Xavier...... 4– 3 5 – 4 5. Hortonville ...... 3– 4 4 – 5 6. Little Chute ...... 2– 5 4 – 5 7. Oconto Falls...... 1– 6 2 – 7 8. Clintonville ...... 0– 7 1 – 8

2002 SEASON VALLEY 8 OVERALL ...... YEAR 4 tie 1. Xavier ...... 5– 2 6 – 3 Xavier game vs. Ozaukee was cancelled by Ozaukee tie 1. Waupaca ...... 5– 2 10 – 4 D3 State Runnersup tie 1. Freedom...... 5– 2 8 – 3 tie 1. Little Chute ...... 5– 2 6 – 4 tie 5. Clintonville ...... 3– 4 4 – 5 tie 5. Fox Valley Lutheran . . . . 3 – 4 5 – 4 tie 7. Hortonville ...... 1– 6 2 – 7 tie 7. Oconto Falls ...... 1– 6 2 – 7

2003 SEASON VALLEY 8 OVERALL ...... YEAR 5 1. Waupaca ...... 7– 0 11 – 1 Eliminated in Level 3 of D3 Playoffs 2. Little Chute ...... 6– 1 8 – 3 Eliminated in Level 2 of D3 Playoffs 3. Xavier ...... 4– 3 6 – 4 Eliminated in Level 1 of D4 Playoffs 4. Oconto Falls ...... 3– 4 4 – 5 tie5. Freedom...... 2– 5 4 – 5 tie 5. Hortonville ...... 2– 5 3 – 6 tie 5. Clintonville ...... 2– 5 2 – 7 tie 5. Fox Valley Lutheran . . . . 2 – 5 2 – 7

CONTINUED V8 - 7 A HIST 7-2007 [ M2-C9----XAVIER--MEDIA-PACKS----VALLEY-8-HISTORY-7A--2007 ] 18 VALLEY 8 CONFERENCE ˜ HISTORY p2 x 8 Football Seasons: 1999 thru 2006 x

2004 SEASON VALLEY 8 OVERALL ...... YEAR 6 1. Xavier ...... 7–0 12–1 Eliminated in Level 4 of D4 Playoffs 2. Waupaca ...... 6–1 7 –3 Eliminated in Level 1 of D3 Playoffs tie -- 3. Hortonville ...... 4–3 5 –5 Eliminated in Level 1 of D2 Playoffs tie -- 3. Freedom ...... 4 – 3 6 – 5 Eliminated in Level 2 of D4 Playoffs 5. Clintonville ...... 3–4 3 –6 tie 6. Oconto Falls ...... 2–5 3 –6 tie 6. Little Chute ...... 2–5 3 –6 8. Fox Valley Lutheran ...... 0–7 0 –9

2005 SEASON VALLEY 8 OVERALL ...... YEAR 7 1. Xavier ...... 7– 0 9 – 2 Eliminated in Level 2 of D4 Playoffs 2. Waupaca ...... 5– 2 6 – 5 Eliminated in Level 2 of D3 Playoffs tie -- 3. Little Chute ...... 4– 3 5 – 5 Eliminated in Level 1 of D2 Playoffs tie -- 3. Hortonville ...... 4– 3 5 – 5 Eliminated in Level 1 of D3 Playoffs tie -- 3. Clintonville ...... 4– 3 4 – 6 Eliminated in Level 1 of D3 Playoffs 6. Fox Valley Lutheran . . . . 2 – 5 2 – 7 tie 7. Oconto Falls ...... 1– 6 2 – 7 tie 7. Freedom...... 1– 6 1 – 8

2006 SEASON VALLEY 8 OVERALL ...... YEAR 8 1. Waupaca ...... 6– 1 12 – 2 D3 champs tie 2. Xavier ...... 5– 2 8 – 3 Eliminated in Level 2 of D4 Playoffs tie 2. Hortonville ...... 5– 2 6 – 4 Eliminated in Level 1 of D2 Playoffs tie 2. Clintonville ...... 5– 2 6 – 4 Eliminated in Level 2 of D3 Playoffs tie -- 5. Little Chute ...... 3– 4 5 – 4 tie -- 5. Oconto Falls ...... 3– 4 4 – 5 7. Fox Valley Lutheran . . . . 1 – 6 1 – 8 8. Freedom...... 0– 7 0 – 9

This was the final year of the Valley 8 Conference, as realignment by the WIAA created new conferences... effective in the 2007-08 school year. In the “new” Eastern Valley Conference will be Xavier, Clintonville, FVL, Freedom, Little Chute, Waupaca plus Berlin, Omro, Ripon and Winneconne.

8-YEAR TOTALS Valley 8 ranking VALLEY 8 OVERALL CONF TITLES 1. Waupaca ...... 49– 7 .875 74 – 20 .787 99, 00, 01, 02, 03, 06 2. Xavier ...... 34–22 .607 49 – 32 .605 02, 04, 05 3. Little Chute ...... 28–28 .500 38 – 38 .500 02 3. Clintonville ...... 28– 28 .500 34 – 45 .430 00 5. Fox Valley Lutheran . . . 25 – 31 .446 39 – 41 .488 00 6. Hortonville ...... 24–32 .429 32 – 42 .432 -- 7. Freedom...... 22–34 .393 33 – 44 .429 02 8. Oconto Falls ...... 14–42 .250 20 – 52 .278 --

Revised 8/2007. Stats by Peter J. Bates. All records compiled 1999 through 2006 seasons.

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19 EASTERN VALLEY CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS – FOOTBALL YEAR BY YEAR ----- 2007 THRU 2013

Conference Overall Enrollment 2007 – Year 1 1 Clintonville ...... 8 – 1 11 – 2...... 625 1 Waupaca...... 8 – 1 9 – 2...... 867 3 Xavier...... 7 – 2 9 – 3...... 493 4 Little Chute ...... 6 – 3 6 – 4...... 592 5 Fox Valley Lutheran.... 5 – 4 5 – 5...... 627 5 Ripon ...... 5 – 4 5 – 5...... 565 7 Berlin...... 3 – 6 3 – 6...... 619 8 Omro...... 1 – 8 1 – 8...... 397 8 Freedom ...... 1 – 8 1 – 8...... 521 8 Winneconne ...... 1 – 8 1 – 8 ...... 529 2008 – Year 2 D3 1 Waupaca...... 9 – 0 14 – 0 ...... 870 1 D4 2 Ripon ...... 7 – 2 8 – 3 ...... 542 6 D4 3 Xavier...... 6 – 3 6 – 4 ...... 496 9 D3 3 Clintonville ...... 6 – 3 6 – 4 ...... 609 4 D3 3 Little Chute ...... 6 – 3 6 – 4 ...... 575 5 D3 6 FVL ...... 5 – 4 5 – 5 ...... 635 3 7 Winneconne ...... 3 – 6 3 – 6 ...... 522 8 8 Berlin ...... 2 – 7 2 – 7 ...... 640 2 9 Freedom ...... 1 – 8 1 – 8 ...... 525 7 10Omro...... 0 – 9 0 – 9 ...... 406 10 2009 – Year 3 D4 1 Xavier...... 8 – 1 10 – 2 ...... 514 9 D3 2 Waupaca...... 8 – 1 11 – 2 ...... 870 1 D3 3 Ripon ...... 7 – 2 9 – 3 ...... 541 6 D4 4 Clintonville ...... 5 – 4 5 – 5 ...... 577 4 D4 5 Winneconne ...... 5 – 4 5 – 5 ...... 535 7 6 FVL ...... 4 – 5 4 – 5 ...... 640 2 6 Little Chute ...... 4 – 5 4 – 5 ...... 554 5 6 Omro*...... 3 – 6 3 – 6 ...... 403 10 9 Berlin ...... 1 – 8 1 – 8 ...... 610 3 10Freedom ...... 0 – 9 0 – 9 ...... 516 8 * This is the final season in the conference for Omro, which opted to leave. 2010 – Year 4 D3 1 Xavier * ...... 8 – 0 12 – 1 ...... 523 7 D3 2 Waupaca...... 7 – 1 9 – 2 ...... 804 1 D4 3 Winneconne ...... 6 – 2 7 – 3 ...... 522 8 D3 5 Ripon ...... 4 – 4 5 – 5 ...... 561 4 4 Little Chute ...... 4 – 4 5 – 4 ...... 541 5 5 Clintonville ...... 3 – 5 3 – 6 ...... 527 6 7 Freedom ...... 3 – 5 3 – 6 ...... 517 9 8 Fox Valley Lutheran...... 1 – 7 1 – 8 ...... 609 2 9 Berlin ...... 0 – 8 0 – 9 ...... 605 3 * Xavier has secured 2nd straight EVC crown and 5th league title in 10 years Hinkens has coached XHS. more 20 page 2 of 2 EASTERN VALLEY CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS – FOOTBALL YEAR BY YEAR ----- 2007 THRU 2013 2011 – Year 5 D3 1 Xavier * ...... 7 – 1 8 – 2 ...... 568 3 D3 1 Waupaca...... 7 – 1 8 – 3 ...... 812 1 D3 3 Fox Valley Lutheran...... 6 – 2 6 – 4 ...... 557 4 D4 4 Freedom ...... 5 – 3 5 – 5 ...... 497 8 5 Berlin ...... 3 – 5 3 – 6 ...... 552 5 5 Clintonville ...... 3 – 5 3 – 6 ...... 477 9 5 Winneconne ...... 3 – 5 3 – 6 ...... 513 7 8 Little Chute ...... 2 – 6 3 – 6 ...... 546 6 9 Ripon ...... 0 – 8 0 – 9 ...... 573 2 Playoff qualifiers were delayed in announcement from the WIAA because of litigation. * Xavier has secured 3rd straight EVC crown and 6th league title in the 11 years Hinkens has coached XHS. 2012 – Year 6 D3 1 Waupaca...... 7 – 0 12 – 1 ...... 767 1 D4 2 Little Chute ...... 6 – 1 9 – 2 ...... 514 7 D4 3 Winneconne ...... 6 – 2 6 – 3 ...... 480 8 D4 4 Freedom ...... 5 – 2 9 – 3 ...... 517 6 E 5 Fox Valley Lutheran...... 3 – 4 5 – 4 ...... 569 4 6 Xavier ...... 2 – 5 2 – 6 ...... 584 2 E 7 Ripon ...... 1 – 6 2 – 7 ...... 575 3 7 Berlin ...... 1 – 6 1 – 7 ...... 553 5 E 7 Clintonville ...... 1 – 6 1 – 8 ...... 440 9

8-game max during 2012 regular season. Teams not in the Playoffs could play an ‘extra’ game in the week of Level 1, to make up for 8-game regular season in 2012. 2013 – Year 7 D3 1 Waupaca...... 8 – 0 10 – 1 ...... 812 1 D3 2 Xavier ...... 7 – 1 11 – 2 ...... 568 3 D4 3 Freedom ...... 6 – 2 8 – 4 ...... 497 8 D4 4 Little Chute ...... 5 – 3 7 – 4 ...... 546 7 D4 5 Winneconne ...... 4 – 4 8 – 6 ...... 513 8 6 Berlin ...... 3 – 5 3 – 6 ...... 552 5 7 Ripon ...... 2 – 6 3 – 6 ...... 573 2 8 Fox Valley Lutheran...... 1 – 7 1 – 8 ...... 557 4 9 Clintonville ...... 0 – 8 0 – 9 ...... 447 9

2014 – Year 8 is on own page in this Info Pack.

This conference recap info is provided by XavierHawksSports.com

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21 FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS, SCORES & SCHEDULE – 2014

˜ 2014 Football Standings ˜ After Game 9 2014 = Year 8 and final year of the conference CONF OVERALL ... 2014 ENROLLMENT Updated 10-20-2014 Playoffs Enrollments below were used for the 2014 WIAA Playoffs D4 1Freedom 8 –0 8523 –1 6 D3 2 Xavier ...... 7 – 1 8 – 1...... 593 2 D4 3 Little Chute ...... 6 – 2 7 – 2...... 505 7 D3 4 Waupaca...... 5 – 3 5 – 4...... 725 1 D3 5 Berlin ...... 4 – 4 5 – 4...... 543 5 6 Winneconne ...... 3 – 5 2 – 6...... 476 8 6 Fox Valley Lutheran...... 2 – 6 2 – 7...... 548 4 8 Ripon ...... 1 – 7 1 – 8...... 580 3 9 Clintonville ...... 0 – 8 1 – 8...... 454 9

League bye to date: Freedom, Little Chute, Winneconne, Xavier, Waupaca, FVL, Berlin, Ripon, Clintonville. 2014 is the 4th season without Omro, which opted to move out of the EVC and go to the Flyway Conference.

EASTERN VALLEY CONFERENCE ˜ 2014 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE / SCORES ------Week 1 ----- Friday Aug 22 Week 6 ----- Friday Sept 26 W Xavier # 40 at Berlin 32 W Xavier # 36 at Ripon 7 FVL 20 at Waupaca 49 W Clintonville 31 at Winneconne 42 W Ripon 8 at Winneconne 35 W Little Chute 20 at Freedom 27 W W Little Chute 42 at Clintonville 6 Berlin 20 at Waupaca 27 W Freedom 19 at Wrightstown (nc) 20 W FVL 6 at Denmark (nc) 28 W ------Week 2 ----- Friday Aug 29 Week 7 ----- Friday Oct 3 Clintonville 24 at Xavier # 55 W W Freedom 22 at Xavier # 18 W Waupaca 43 at Ripon 7 Ripon 14 at FVL 31 W W Berlin 27 at FVL 21 Winneconne 6 at Little Chute 32 W W Freedom 21 at Winneconne 0 W Waupaca 49 at Clintonville 8 W Little Chute 21 at Wrightstown (nc) 6 Medford (nc) 8 at Berlin 30 W ------Week 3 ----- Friday Sept 5 Week 8 ----- Friday Oct 10 W Xavier # 44 at Little Chute 28 W Xavier # 47 at Winneconne 22 Ripon 14 at Berlin 63 W Clintonville 0 at Berlin 49 W W FVL 42 at Clintonville 13 W Little Chute 42 at Waupaca 7 W Freedom 43 at Waupaca 6 FVL 21 at Freedom 48 W W New London (nc) 47 at Winneconne 28 Ripon 20 at Hilbert (nc) 30 W ------Week 4 ----- Friday Sept 12 Week 9 ----- Friday Oct 17 – final games ever in EVC W Xavier # 22 at Seymour (nc) 7 Waupaca 7 at Xavier # 30 W Clintonville 28 at Ripon 70 W W Freedom 50 at Ripon 7 Berlin 20 at Freedom 28 W Berlin 27 at Little Chute 33 W W Waupaca 21 at Winneconne 14 W Winneconne 26 at FVL 21 W Little Chute 28 at FVL 6 W Clintonville 57 at Random Lake (nc) 19 ------Week 5 ----- Friday Sept 19 U This is the final year of the Eastern Valley Conference, FVL 16 at Xavier # 59 W as the WIAA Board of Control voted to accept the plan put forth Ripon 20 at Little Chute 37 W by the WIAA Staff to realign schools in a massive conference Winneconne 13 at Berlin 21 W realignment plan, affecting all schools in northeastern Wisconsin. W Freedom 42 at Clintonville 7 U Effective in 2015-16, the ‘new-look’ 9-team Bay Conference Waupaca 8 at Lux-Casco (nc) 33 W for football: Xavier, Green Bay East, Green Bay West, ------Menasha, this page courtesy of XavierHawksSports.com New London, Seymour, Shawano, Waupaca, West De Pere.

REVISED 10-20-2014 Prior to Level 1 Game U For all other sports, the WIAA placed Xavier in an 8-team Bay with the schools listed above, minus Waupaca EVC – SCHEDULE SCORES & STANDINGS G-10 [ M2--C9----XAVIER----EASTERN VALLEY CONFERENCE----FB-2014 ] 22 XAVIER AT A GLANCE

h 2014 Football Season h

H--A Time Date Game # Opponent ...... XHS-OPP W--L Conf Overall

AUG. A 7:00 Fri. 22 # 1  at Berlin ...... 40 – 31 W 1-0 1-0 H 7:00 Fri. 29 # 2  CLINTONVILLE ...... 55 – 24 W 2-0 2-0 SEPT. A 7:00 Fri. 5 # 3  at Little Chute ...... 44 – 28 W 3-0 3-0 A 7:00 Fri. 12 # 4  at Seymour non-conference W TV ...... 22 – 7 W --- 4-0 H 7:00 Fri. 19 # 5  FOX VALLEY LUTHERAN U TV ...... 59 – 16 W 4-0 5-0 ú Apple Bowl, rivals on the gridiron since 1960 - oldest prep FB rivalry in Appleton, 7:05 pm kickoff A 7:00 Fri. 26 # 6  at Ripon site: Ingalls Field Ë TV ...... 36 – 7 W 5-0 6-0 OCT. H 7:00 Fri. 3 # 7  FREEDOM Homecoming U TV, 7:05 pm kickoff ..... 18 – 22 L 5-1 6-1 A 7:00 Fri. 10 # 8  at Winneconne ...... 47 – 22 W 6-1 7-1 H 7:00 Fri. 17 # 9  WAUPACA Xavier Senior Night Band Night ...... 30 – 7 W 7-1 8-1

Higher seed hosts Playoff game in Levels 1-2-3. Division assignments are based on enrollment... AFTER all teams qualify. All Level 1-2-3 games will now be on Friday 7 p.m., unless BOTH teams agree to play Saturday, or, if travel is more than 120 miles. Find lots of Playoff Info on the new www.XavierHawksSports.com web site or on the www.WisSports.net web site. H 7:00 10 Level 1 ....Friday, Oct. 24 ____ Seymour 7 pm ...... ______Level 2 ...... Friday or Saturday, Oct. 31 or Nov. 1 ú Changed in 2014, Level 2 will now hosted by higher seed, unless neutral site needed Level 3 ...... Friday or Saturday, Nov. 7 or 8 ú Changed in 2012, Level 3 hosted by higher seed, unless neutral site needed Level 4 ...... Friday or Saturday, Nov. 14 or 15 -- at neutral site Finals ...... Thursday & Friday, Nov. 20 & 21 -- Camp Randall Stadium, Madison:

Thursday, Nov. 20 Friday, Nov. 21 ########################################## ########################################## Division 7 = 10:00 a.m. Division 3 = 10:00 a.m. i Division 6 = 1:00 p.m. Division 2 = 1:00 p.m. Division 5 = 4:00 p.m. Division 1 = 4:00 p.m. Division 4 = 7:00 p.m.

9-GAME TOTALS Total points ...... 351 scored 164 allowed Xavier Hawks Points Per Game ...... 39.0 = Offensive Avg. 18.2 = Defensive Avg.

 = win  = loss

P Home Field: Rocky Bleier Field on the Knights of Columbus Sports Complex – behind Xavier H.S. The facility was renamed in a special ceremony on Oct. 12, 2007. Rocky is a 1964 graduate of XHS. A major renovation project took place in 2004 at the Hawks’ regular home field. Work included a new playing surface, bleachers, 2-level press box, underground watering system, drain tile, goal posts, and rubberized track.

P In 2007, Xavier played for the first time in the Eastern Valley Conference: now 9 Teams: Xavier, Berlin, Clintonville, Fox Valley Lutheran, Freedom, Little Chute, Ripon, Waupaca and Winneconne.

P In 2013, 9-game regular season... after 8-game max in 2012: Last year, the WIAA ‘returned’ to a 9-game regular season maximum after an 8-game max in 2012 because of the early start to the 2012 season. The WIAA eliminated the 3-games-in-10-days scenario in the Playoffs.

P In 2014, the final season of Xavier in the Eastern Valley Conference: Starting in the 2014-15 school year, the WIAA has determined that Xavier will be moved to a newly-revamped Bay Conference. The new-look 9-team Bay Conference for football only, as determined by the WIAA, includes Xavier, Green Bay East, Green Bay West, Menasha, New London, Seymour, Shawano, Waupaca and West De Pere. For all other sports, the WIAA placed Xavier in an 8-team Bay with the same schools listed above, minus Waupaca.

U Live TV via Time Warner Cable SportsChannel. W Live TV via NBC26 on MyNew 32. Ë TV via Ripon Cable TV.

GLANCE-XAVIER – 14 revised 10-21-2014 [ M2-C9----XAVIER--MEDIA-PACKS----GLANCE--2014 ] 23 AT A GLANCE --- Seymour - 2014 Football - Thunder

Record Overall: 5-4 Enrollment: 697 Colors: Red & White Seymour is in the WIAA Playoffs for the 6th straight year and 17th season overall. The Thunder first qualified in 1985, and have been in the Playoffs in 10 of the past 12 seasons.

SCHEDULE - SEYMOUR 2014 Week W - L Seymour Opp Opponent 1 Fri Aug 21 L 21 28 Luxemburg-Casco 2 Fri Aug 29 L 20 46 at Menasha 3 Fri Sept 5 W 42 6 Shawano 4 Fri Sept 12 L 7 22 Xavier non-conf ◄ 5 Fri Sept 19 W 40 35 Denmark 6 Fri Sept 26 L 21 40 at West De Pere 7 Fri Oct 3 W 46 6 Oconto Falls 8 Fri Oct 10 W 24 13 at Marinette 9 Fri Oct 17 W 43 8 at New London L1 Fri Oct 24 ______at Xavier Level 1 Playoffs Points Scored 264 Points Allowed 204 Seymour Thunder - thru 9 games Off Avg = 29.3 per game Def Avg = 22.7 per game BAY CONFERENCE 2014 2014 W L OW OL Enroll 1 Menasha 8 0 9 0 965 2 West De Pere 7 1 8 1 820 3 Luxemburg-Casco 6 2 7 2 626 4 Seymour 5 3 5 4 697 5 Denmark 4 4 5 4 506 6 Marinette 3 5 3 5 624 7 Shawano 2 6 3 6 820 8 New London 1 7 2 7 767 9 Oconto Falls 0 8 0 9 522 [ C-S-WORD----XAVIER-OPPONENT---GLANCE-SEYMOUR-2014 ] This page prepared by XavierHawksSports.com

24 XAVIER HAWKS Pronunciation Guide -- 2014 Football 1 Brandon Lifke Liff'-key 50 Nick Meyer My'-er 2 Drew Hinkens Hink' inns 51 Andres Valdez Vahl dez' 3 Sam Burkart Burr'-cart 52 Mat Gruber Grew' ber 4 Christian Seidler Side' ler 54 Hunter Van Asten 5 Zach Simons Simon-s 55 Zach Schneider 7 Hunter Plamann Plah' minn 57 Nick Pajek Pie' yek 8 Mason Wolter Wall'-ter 58 Jake Weisgerber Wice' ger ber 9 Matt Kinderman Kin' der-min 59 Patrick Vosters 10 Bailey Headington Heading'-ton 60 Ben Meyer My'-er 11 Nicholas Vande Hey Van' du high 61 Gabe Golubeff Gull' ah beff 12 Will Schlicht Schlick 62 Trent Wilson 13 Andrew Toivonen Toy' vuh nin 63 Ben Grow 14 Will Hansen 64 Will Van Ye 15 Drew Ferris 66 Beau Fletcher Bo 16 Santana Simon 67 Mitch Pisinger Peas'-in-ger 17 Andre Gruber Grew' ber 68 Michael Konz Konn-z 18 Levi O'Brien Lee-vi 70 Jack Rooney Rew'-nee 19 Dylan O'Brien 71 Alec Baryenbruch Bare' in-brook 20 John Wolske Woll' ski 72 Max Christensen 22 Tom Johnson 73 Kaden Ferris Kay-din Fair'-is 24 Noah Severin Sev' er in 74 Chris Dupont Dew pont 25 Diego Orozco O rozz'-ko 75 Ben Magnin Mag' nin 26 John Feldhausen Feld' how-sen 76 Brady Donovan Don'-o-vin 27 Hunter Sitzberger Sitz' ber-ger 77 Christopher Clemons 28 Justin Molina Mo lean'-uh 78 Justin Lim 29 Nick LaCroix La Croy' 79 Masabo Ingabire Inn'-guh-bye-er 30 Teagan Joyce Tea-gin 80 Alexis Quintero Uh-lexus Quinn tear'-o 31 John Walkowski Wall cow' skee 81 Mason Foth Fo'-th 32 Mason Moes Moe'-s 82 Noah LeNoble Le No' bull 34 Ben Congdon Cong'-din 83 Michael Walters 35 Chase Hunter 84 Isaiah Simon I-zay-uh 36 David Popelka Puh-pell'-kuh 85 Dylan Natrop Nay'-trup 37 Nick Metropulos Meh-trop'-uh-liss 87 Blake Bernecker Burn'-eh-kerr 40 Sam Ferris Fair'-is 88 Jack Teerlinck Teer'-link 41 Pierce Blohowiak Bluh-hoe'-we-ack 89 Cal Christensen 42 Aiden Maguire Muh-guire' 43 Adam Drees Dreez Head Coach: David Hinkens Hink' inns 44 Spencer Jankowski Jan cow'-ski 2014 = his 14th season

EXCEL PRONUNCIATION GUIDE ROSTER P 1

Xavier is pronounced Zave' yer not Egg-Zave-yer 25 XAVIER HAWKS Football Roster - Playoffs 2014 1 Brandon Lifke 5-9 160 12 K 64 Will Van Ye 5-9 175 10 OL/DL 2 Drew Hinkens 6-0 205 11 TE/LB 66 Beau Fletcher 5-9 210 12 OL/DL 3 Sam Burkart 5-11 185 11 WR/DB 67 Mitch Pisinger 5-11 190 9 OL/DL 4 Christian Seidler 6-2 175 12 QB/DB 68 Michael Konz 5-11 160 10 OL/DL 5 Zach Simons 6-1 200 11 QB/DB 70 Jack Rooney 5-11 165 10 OL/DL 7 Hunter Plamann 5-8 150 9 QB/DB 71 Alec Baryenbruch 6-1 205 10 OL/DL 8 Mason Wolter 5-11 185 12 WR/DB 72 Max Christensen 6-1 240 11 OL/DL 9 Matt Kinderman 6-1 180 12 WR/DB 73 Kaden Ferris 5-9 170 9 OL/DL 10 Bailey Headington 5-11 150 11 WR/DB 74 Chris Dupont 6-5 220 11 OL/DL 11 Nicholas Vande Hey 5-11 180 11 RB/DB 75 Ben Magnin 6-1 270 11 OL/DL 12 Will Schlicht 6-4 170 10 QB/DB 76 Brady Donovan 6-1 205 9 OL/DL 13 Andrew Toivonen 6-0 160 11 QB/DB 77 Christopher Clemons 6-1 210 9 OL/DL 14 Will Hansen 6-2 165 11 WR/DB 78 Justin Lim 5-7 200 10 OL/DL 15 Drew Ferris 6-0 165 10 WR/LB 79 Masabo Ingabire 5-8 200 10 OL/DL 16 Santana Simon 5-11 170 11 WR/DL 80 Alexis Quintero 6-0 155 12 WR/DB 17 Andre Gruber 6-2 160 10 WR/DB 81 Mason Foth 5-11 140 10 WR/DB 18 Levi O'Brien 5-10 175 12 WR/DB 82 Noah LeNoble 5-8 160 10 WR/LB 19 Dylan O'Brien 6-1 190 11 WR/LB 83 Michael Walters 5-11 175 12 WR/DB 20 John Wolske 6-0 175 11 WR/LB 84 Isaiah Simon 6-0 165 9 WR/LB 22 Tom Johnson 6-4 270 12 TE/LB 85 Dylan Natrop 5-11 135 10 WR/DB 24 Noah Severin 5-8 165 11 WR/DB 87 Blake Bernecker 5-8 140 9 WR/DB 25 Diego Orozco 5-7 185 12 RB/DB 88 Jack Teerlinck 6-3 190 10 WR/LB 26 John Feldhausen 5-9 175 12 RB/DL 89 Cal Christensen 5-11 150 10 WR/DB 27 Hunter Sitzberger 5-11 190 12 OL/DL 28 Justin Molina 5-9 160 12 WR/DB Head Coach: David Hinkens – 14th Season 29 Nick LaCroix 5-9 160 12 RB/DB Assistant Coaches: Jason Bins, Vinnie Borowski, 30 Teagan Joyce 5-8 155 10 RB/LB Chris Bourassa, Drew Bourassa, AC Clouthier, 31 John Walkowski 6-0 170 12 WR/DB Jude Grishaber, Hans Hartwig, Danny Higgins, 32 Mason Moes 5-7 160 9 RB/LB AJ Hollanquest, Luke Mueller, Andy Strand, 34 Ben Congdon 5-11 185 10 RB/LB Justin Wilson, Jim Zuleger, Tim Curran 35 Chase Hunter 5-11 180 9 RB/LB Head Statistician: Todd Bethe 36 David Popelka 5-8 145 9 QB/DB Frosh Coaches: Dave Adamovich, Mike Coonen, 37 Nick Metropulos 5-7 135 10 WR/DB Stephen Heisler, Jared Simons 40 Sam Ferris 5-8 135 9 WR/DB Athletic Director & Dean of Students: Kathy Bates 41 Pierce Blohowiak 5-9 150 9 RB/DB Assistant Athletic Director: Lori England 42 Aiden Maguire 5-9 135 9 WR/DB Administrator / President: Ray DuBois 43 Adam Drees 5-7 145 10 RB/DB Principal: Mike Mauthe 44 Spencer Jankowski 6-0 205 11 RB/LB Associate Principal: Donna Fahrenkrug 50 Nick Meyer 6-0 200 12 OL/DL Voice of the Hawks: Mike Bates 51 Andres Valdez 5-7 160 12 OL/DL Team Chaplain: Fr. Jim Leary 52 Mat Gruber 6-2 200 12 OL/DL Athletic Trainer: Becky Oszman, Affinity Sports 54 Hunter Van Asten 6-1 175 12 OL/LB Pep Band Director: Kate Hardt 55 Zach Schneider 6-0 245 12 OL/DL Cheerleading Coach: Lorraine Vargo 57 Nick Pajek 6-2 275 11 OL/DL Football Cheerleaders: 58 Jake Weisgerber 5-11 185 11 OL/LB Annabelle Harp, Brittany Heffelfinger-Greunke, 59 Patrick Vosters 5-8 165 11 OL/LB Justin Labrie, Erin Preston, Maddie Sagan, 60 Ben Meyer 5-11 195 10 OL/DL Mikayla Sipiorski, Kylie Williams 61 Gabe Golubeff 6-0 200 12 OL/DL Conference: Eastern Valley Enrollment: 594 62 Trent Wilson 6-0 210 9 OL/DL Colors: Navy Blue & White 26 63 Ben Grow 6-1 210 11 OL/DL Roster P-1 Seymour Thunder 2014 Football Roster 1 Dalton Lehrer 5'11 150 10 RB/D 2 Gavin Bunkleman 5'9 166 10 RB/LB 3 Jerad Anderson 6'2 154 11 RB/DB 4 Ian Hanseter 6'3 181 11 TE/LB 5 Doug Cornelius 6'2 161 11 WR/DB 70 Brandon Maass 6'2 298 11 OL/DL 7 Nik Yaeger 6'4 153 10 WR/DB 71 Storm Chinana 6'0 230 11 OL/DL 9 Devin Ziegler 6'0 153 11 WR/DB 72 Bryan Schaumberg 5'10 210 10 OL/DL 10 David Brauer 5'11 143 10 QB/DB 73 Alex Buchholtz 6'6 280 12 OL/DL 11 Austin Brockman 6'1 143 11 WR/DB 74 Gunnar Roberge 6'4 280 12 OL/DL 12 Trevor Piette 6'1 167 11 QB/DB 75 Ryan Peterson 6'2 244 10 OL/DL 20 Alex Palubicki 5'10 143 10 RB/DB 76 Jon Dietzen 6'6 346 12 OL/DL 21 James Klitzka 6'0 140 12 WR/DB 77 Nick Girard 6'5 278 11 OL/DL 22 Brett Banker 6'1 181 12 QB/DB 78 Kevin VandenLangenberg 6'2 205 12 OL/DL 23 Seth Jefson 5'11 178 11 RB/DB 79 Tony Blom 6'2 256 10 OL/DL 24 Keanu Summers 5'9 177 11 RB/LB 80 Hunter Baehman 5'11 161 11 WR/DB 30 Jacob Gerhardt 5'10 146 12 RB/DB 82 Cole Clark 6'3 201 12 TE/LB 31 Kahler Ullmer 5'9 149 11 RB/LB 83 David Michaelson 5'10 131 10 QB/DB 32 Zak Sasman 5'11 177 12 RB/LB 84 Will Rydzewski 6'4 227 10 TE/DL 33 Clayton VanLanen 6'0 170 11 RB/LB 85 Sam Blank 6'1 171 10 TE/LB 34 Nick Fameree 6'0 148 11 WR/DB 86 Zach VanSchyndel 6'4 187 11 TE/LB 35 Jake Roskom 5'11 173 10 RB/LB 40 Anthony Hernandez 5'8 155 10 RB/DB Head Coach: Matt Molle 42 Marcus Cornelius 6'1 161 12 RB/DB Assistant Coaches: 44 Justin Krull 5'11 153 10 RB/LB Todd VanDeHei, Jason Setliff, Curt Jefson, 50 Trenton LaCombe 5'9 201 11 OL/DL Greg Baranczyk, Mark Schmoll, Matt Havlovitz, 51 Garrett Doherty 6'0 183 12 OL/LB Jake Pasch, Andy Coenen, Jon Lambie, 52 Trevor Vaile 6'3 240 10 OL/DL Josh Marnocha 53 Zach Potter 5'10 170 10 OL/LB Stats: Mike Lamberg Film: Greg Marnocha 54 Bryce VerVoort 6'2 175 10 OL/LB Trainer: Denise Ellis, LAT Bellin Sports 55 Sean Palubicki 6'0 218 11 OL/LB 56 Nathan Cutbank-Danforth 5'9 179 10 OL/LB Athletic Director: Mark Zahn 57 Cameron Skenandore 6'1 289 10 OL/DL Superintendent: Peter Ross 61 Jared Swenson 5'10 135 11 K Principal: Tom Mueller 62 Christopher Gourd 6'1 185 10 OL/DL Colors: Red & White 63 Eric Herman 6'4 261 10 OL/DL Conference: Bay Enrollment: 697 64 Alex Girard 6'4 201 10 OL/DL 65 Ethan Rogaczewski 5'9 150 10 OL/DL Info from Seymour High School & WIAA. 67 Tanner Thomas 6'3 244 11 OL/DL Page design by Xavier Athletic Dept. 68 Nick VerVoort 6'1 187 12 OL/DL [ E-EXCEL-XAVIER----OPPONENT-ROSTERS-FB LEVEL 1 SEYMOUR--2014 ]

27 HISTORY – SERIES

Xavier vs. Seymour k updated during 2014 Football Season

Year Pts Xav–Sey Winner Series / Game / Site Date / Misc. Info Spread ======

2013 50 30 – 20 XHS 1-0 1 Rocky-XHS 11/8 WIAA Level 3, live TV-MyNew32 10 --

2014 29 22 – 7 XHS 2-0 2 Seymour 9/12 non-conference, live TV-MyNew32 15 2014 p ______3 Rocky-XHS 11/8 WIAA Level 1 __ __

The two teams will be in the Bay Conference starting with the fall of the 2015-16 school year, as the WIAA has moved Xavier out of the Eastern Valley Conference after this 2014-15 school year.

Goodland Field..... Field formerly in Appleton, was used for Xavier’s home football games until 1975.

KofC ...... Knights of Columbus Athletic Field at Xavier. Facility renamed - see Rocky Bleier Field.

Rocky...... Rocky Bleier Field on the Knights of Columbus Sports Complex at Xavier. Dedicated on Oct. 12, 2007. Was called Knights of Columbus Athletic Field.

SJMS...... St. Joseph Middle School Field in Appleton. SJMS was Xavier’s home varsity football field in 2000 and 2004, plus Game 1 in 2008 and Game 3 in 2011.

Banta Bowl ...... Field at Lawrence University was used for several Xavier home games against FVL.

H-S -Seymour [ M2-C9---XAVIER--MEDIA-PACKS---HISTORY-SERIES | SEYMOUR ] UPDATED 10-20-2014

28 Starters – Xavier Hawks

Level 1 vs. Seymour -- 10-24-2014 Verify change(s) with Xavier Offensive Coordinator Jim Zuleger on-site on game day

Offensive Starters - projected LT 61 Gabe Golubeff LG 75 Ben Magnin C 4 Hunter Van Asten RG 55 Zach Schneider RT 52 Mat Gruber

SE 3 Sam Burkart SE 18 Levi O'Brien SE 8 Mason Wolter SE 9 Matt Kinderman

RB 26 John Feldhausen QB 5 Zach Simons

Defensive Starters - projected DT 75 Ben Magnin DT 16 Santana Simon DT 63 Ben Grow

DE 2 Drew Hinkens DE 22 Tom Johnson

LB 20 John Wolske LB 44 Spencer Jankowski

DB 10 Bailey Headington DB 11 Nicholas VandeHey DB 3 Sam Burkart DB 9 Matt Kinderman

PROJECTED STARTERS -- FOR LEVEL 1 GAME 10-24-2014 SEYMOUR [ M2-C9----XAVIER--MEDIA-PACKS----STARTERS ] 29