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2020 Fall Sports Media Guide Flipbook 2 3 4 OLENTANGYLIBERTYATHLETICS.COM @LHSATHLETICDEPT WELCOME PATRIOT FANS TO THE 2020 FALL SPORTS SEASON>>> Hello and welcome to another exciting season of Patriot athletics. At Liberty, we are very proud of the tradition and success we’ve established since our beginning in 2003. Over the past 15 years, our student athletes have consistently displayed values surrounding academic, artistic and athletic excellence while conducting themselves as quality young men and women at LIBERTY the same time. 2020 MEDIA GUIDE PRODUCED BY: Extracurriculars are a key component of the educational process. Our GAMEDAY MEDIA expectation is that the “Liberty Way” transcends to the playing fields. In short, CONNECT WITH US: we simply want our students to do things the right way. As adults, we have @GOGAMEDAYMEDIA an opportunity and responsibility to model such behaviors. Sportsmanship and respect must be part of the game. #GAMEDAYFAN Thank you to all of the coaches, parents, district officials and community members FOR SPONSORSHIP INFO PLEASE CONTACT GAMEDAY for your work with our young people and support of Liberty High School. MEDIA BY PHONE OR ONLINE: 503.214.4444 Mike Starner GOGAMEDAYMEDIA.COM Principal Welcome to Olentangy Liberty High School! Participation in interscholastic athletic programs is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Through this participation, our student-athletes will develop life skills that will assist them in achieving success well beyond their playing days. At Olentangy Liberty High School we strive to foster a sense of community through our athletic programs. We sincerely appreciate your support of our young people and encourage you to enjoy this experience with them. LIBERTY HS AND GAMEDAY MEDIA WOULD LIKE TO THANK AND ACKNOWLEDGE ALL OF THE SPONSORS IN THIS MEDIA GUIDE. PLEASE SUPPORT THESE BUSINESSES “THE LIBERTY WAY” THAT SUPPORT YOUR TEAMS. Darin Meeker COPYRIGHT © 2020 Athletic Director PRINTED ON POST CONSUMER PAPER LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL PATRIOTS FALL SPORTS FOOTBALL 10 VOLLEYBALL 22 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 30 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 36 BOYS SOCCER 42 PATRIOTS GIRLS SOCCER 48 BOYS GOLF 58 GIRLS GOLF 62 GIRLS TENNIS 66 FIELD HOCKEY 74 TABLE OF CONTENTS OF TABLE CHEER 81 BAND 85 10 11 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL 2020 COACHING STAFF 2020 COACHING STAFF Steve Hale >> VARSITY HEAD COACH In his 17th year as head coach of the Liberty Patriots, Steve Hale is a graduate of Muskingum University, where he played football. Steve began his career as the defensive line coach and special teams coordinator at Olentangy High School. In 1997, Steve became the head coach at Shelby High School, where his team’s record was 17-5, then they went on to the state playoffs. In 1999-2000, Steve was at Groveport High School. He returned to Olentangy High School in 2001 as the Linebacker coach and became the Liberty Patriots Head Coach for the 2003 season. Since being at Liberty, Coach Hale has had 8 conference titles and 11 state playoff appearances. Steve lives in the Olentangy School District with his wife Jill and their four children. Michael Cimaglia Drew Mohr James Dingus John Sansbury ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH FR. HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH Edward Miley Justin Mellen Kevin Streib Dominic Colatruglio ASSISTANT COACH ASSISTANT COACH FR. ASSISTANT ASSISTANT COACH Jarod Yoakam ASSISTANT COACH OLENTANGYLIBERTYATHLETICS.COM @LHSATHLETICDEPT 12 13 VARSITY SCHEDULE FOOTBALL 2020 LIBERTY FALL SPORTS 2020 VARSITY SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME 08/28/2020 Olentangy Berlin High School Away 7:00 PM 09/04/2020 Dublin Coffman High School Home 7:00 PM 09/11/2020 Upper Arlington High School Away 7:00 PM 09/18/2020 Hilliard Bradley High School Home 7:00 PM 09/25/2020 Hilliard Davidson High School Home 7:00 PM 10/02/2020 Olentangy Orange High School Away 7:00 PM SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. FOR UPDATES VISIT: OLENTANGYLIBERTYATHLETICS.COM HOME GAME AWAY GAME 14 15 VARSITY ROSTER FOOTBALL 2020 LIBERTY FALL SPORTS 2020 VARSITY ROSTER # NAME YR HT WT POS # NAME YR HT WT POS 1 Camden Barcus Sr. 6'2" 185 WR 47 Erik Thompson Jr. 6'1" 200 LB/WR 1 Niccolo Sciulli So. 5'8" 145 WR/DB 48 Grant Gabriel Jr. 5'10" 140 WR/SS 2 Matthew Hale Sr. 6'0" 185 WR 49 Mason Lambert So. 5'11" 140 SS 3 Stephen Dirksmeier Sr. 5'7" 180 RB/LB 50 Joshua Slingsby Sr. 6'3" 210 OL/DL 4 Drew Thornton Sr. 5'6" 165 SS 51 Steven Wenner Sr. 5'10" 190 DL 5 Blake Hajjar So. 5'7" 140 DB 52 Samuel Debord Jr. 5'10" 230 OL/DL 5 Brian Yamokoski Sr. 6'0" 190 LB 53 Carson Allen So. 6'0" 180 OL/DL 6 Austin Bulina So. 5'9" 160 WR 54 Michael Mileti Sr. 6'2" 250 OL 6 Joseph Dierker Sr. 5'11" 175 WR/SS 55 Dylan Graber Jr. 6'4" 250 DL 7 Mitchell Fields Sr. 5'10" 180 QB 56 Ryan Repasky Sr. 6'3" 245 OL 8 Luke Ceddia So. 6'3" 165 SS 57 Matthew Wrather Sr. 5'11" 220 OL 8 Jack Feeman Sr. 5'6" 150 WR 58 Luke Rush Sr. 6'1" 205 OL/DL 9 Dominick Magistrale Sr. 6'0" 175 WR 59 Luke Tate Sr. 5'8" 210 OL 9 George Noeth So. 6'1" 170 RB 60 Graham Bailey Jr. 5'10" 200 DL 10 Adam Lane Sr. 6'2" 195 LB 61 Seth Smollen Jr. 5'11" 200 OL/DL 11 Keaton Butler Sr. 5'10" 165 DB 62 Seth Rush So. 6'0" 186 OL/DL 12 Ryan Grohe Jr. 6'1" 165 QB 63 Jake Russell So. 6'0" 215 OL 13 Austin Bird Jr. 5'9" 155 DB 64 Mitchell Fuller Sr. 6'3" 245 OL 14 Aidan Kenley Sr. 5'11" 185 RB 65 Carter Smith Jr. 6'6" 250 OL 15 Matthew Wilson So. 6'0" 160 QB 66 Preston Mullett So. 6'2" 220 OL 16 Jared Sebert Fr. 6'0" 160 QB 67 Charles Cole III Jr. 6'2" 210 OL/DL 17 Reid Follmer Sr. 6'2" 180 DB 68 Chase Hudson So. 5'8" 180 OL/DL 18 Samuel Zabonik Sr. 6'1" 190 WR 69 Benton Roberts Jr. 6'1" 210 OL/DL 19 Johnathon Wheeling So. 5'11" 170 QB 70 Troy Mrukowski So. 6'2" 205 OL/DL 20 Tyler Rosselli Sr. 5'6" 165 RB/WR 71 Jonah Brinkman So. 6'3" 250 OL 21 Tyler Hauenstein Sr. 5'10" 165 WR 73 Lucas Klecker Jr. 6'0" 202 OL/DL 22 Caden Minniti So. 6'0" 175 RB/DB 74 Luke Fleet So. 6'0" 220 OL/DL 23 Nicholas Johnson Jr. 5'11" 170 WR/DB 77 Wesley Kinder So. 5'10" 210 OL/DL 24 James Duggan Jr. 5'10" 165 WR 78 John Begley Jr. 5'7" 160 OL/LB 25 Colin Brooks Jr. 6'2" 165 WR 79 Benjamin Huefner Jr. 6'3" 310 OL 26 Tyler Schapker Sr. 5'9" 175 RB/LB 80 Ayjean Walker Jr. 5'10" 170 WR 27 Teyton Halker Jr. 6'1" 165 WR 81 Alexander Rankin Jr. 6'1" 170 WR/DB 27 Blake Voorhees So. 5'8" 180 RB/LB 82 Alexander Stackhouse Jr. 6'2" 185 WR 28 Dominic Leary Jr. 5'7" 145 DB 83 Ryan Friedman Jr. 5'11" 155 WR/DB 29 Carson Carrier Sr. 5'8" 165 LB 84 Chase Brecht Jr. 6'1" 180 WR 30 Jacob Chapman So. 6'2" 145 SS/WR 85 Henry Lorenz Jr. 6'0" 151 WR 30 Andrew Stamp Jr. 5'9" 175 LB 86 Zachary Dyser So. 6'3" 190 WR/DL 31 Trevor Halker Jr. 5'9" 160 SS 87 Jacob Barcus So. 6'1" 155 WR 32 Brandon Smith Jr. 6'0" 205 DL/TE 88 Collin Mulder Jr. 5'11" 170 WR 33 Shane Flanagan Jr. 5'11" 190 LB/RB 89 Tyler Greer Jr. 5'11" 175 WR 34 Parker Flinn Sr. 6'1" 227 LB 90 Meba Wondwossen Jr. 6'1" 200 DL 35 Alex Hollingsworth Jr. 5'9" 150 DB 91 Bryce Byrd So. 5'11" 165 WR 36 Nathan Maag So. 5'8" 140 SS 92 Domenic Tempesta So. 5'8" 175 LB 37 Nolan Fogg Jr. 6'3" 185 LB 93 Zachary Austin So. 5'9" 150 LB 38 Braydon Spencer So. 6'1" 180 WR 94 Gabriel Pence So. 6'0" 165 LB 39 Grant Kenley So. 6'2" 170 WR/DB 95 Cooper Allen So. 5'11" 160 SS 40 Connor Anderson So. 5'11" 145 DB 96 Conner Mick So. 5'11" 165 LB 41 Alexander Okuley So. 6'1" 165 WR 97 Landon Smith Sr. 6'3" 250 DL 42 Mitchell Gay So. 5'9" 135 DB 98 Tyler Monteiro Jr. 6'0" 215 DL/TE 43 Frederick Noday Jr. 5'8" 165 LB 99 Jacob Bonacci Sr. 6'2" 240 DL/TE 44 Josh Piela Sr. 6'0" 215 DL MGR Sajan Mhaskar Jr. 45 Connor Ingram Jr. 6'0" 165 WR/K 46 John Kendall So. 5'7" 155 LB 16 17 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL 2020 VARSITY SENIORS 2020 VARSITY SENIORS 1 Camden Barcus 2 Matthew Hale 3 Stephen Dirksmeier 4 Drew Thornton 26 Tyler Schapker 29 Carson Carrier 34 Parker Flinn 44 Josh Piela SR. 6'2" 185 WR/ SR. 6'0" 185 WR/ SR. 5'7" 180 RB/LB SR. 5'6" 165 SS/ SR. 5'9" 175 RB/LB SR. 5'8" 165 LB/ SR. 6'1" 227 LB/ SR. 6'0" 215 DL/ 5 Brian Yamokoski 6 Joseph Dierker 7 Mitchell Fields 8 Jack Feeman 50 Joshua Slingsby 51 Steven Wenner 54 Michael Mileti 56 Ryan Repasky SR.
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