COUGARS 2012 Football Game Notes 19-time OHSAA Playoff Qualifier 3-time State Champion

Benedictine 2012 Schedule BENGALS and Results W 49-21 3-3 Overall; 0-1 in North Coast League (Blue) 8-23 Strongsville 7:00 - Jerome T Osborne Stadium

8-31 Brunswick L 10-38 Lake Catholic 7:30 - Judy Kirsch Field

9-7 Ursuline L 7-21 COUGARS 7:30 - Stambaugh Stadium 3-3 Overall; 1-0 in North Coast League (Blue) 9-15 Catherdral Prep L 6-37 THE MATCH-UP: Sat, Oct 6 7:00 PM Jerome T Osborne Stadium 7:00 - Jerome T Osborne Stadium 9-21 Cardinal Mooney W (2OT) 24-21 THE SERIES: Lake Catholic LEADS 14-7 (11 - 5 in regular season) 7:00 - Jerome T Osborne Stadium

9-28 Archbishop Hoban Knights W 27-20 THE COUGARS - BENGALS MATCH-UP 7:00 - Msgr. Richard A Dowed Field

Both teams are 3-3 and outside of the top eight They also could be getting their starting 10-6 Benedictine Bengals in Division III, Region 9. It’s a safe assumption quarterback off the injured list. Senior Mark 7:00 - Jerome T Osborne Stadium that the loser of this game will miss the Baniewicz was cleared to practice this 10-12 Padua Bruins postseason, so the level of intensity should be past week after recovering from a 7:00 - Jerome T Osborne Stadium off the charts. sprained MCL, but his status of the game is questionable. Junior Dylan Bell has done a 10-19 Walsh Jesuit Warriors Benedictine had a three-game winning streak solid job as Baniewicz’s replacement, 7:00 - Conway Memorial Stadium emphatically snapped in a 44-7 loss at home to running and throwing when asked. 10-26 NDCL Lions red-hot Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin last 7:00 - Lions Stadium Saturday. Bret Zimmerman and John Stepec have both done their part carrying the load in 11-3 Division III - Region 9 Playoffs Freshman Brian Schoeffler has emerged as the the rushing game. A big offensive line led 7:00 - Site To Be Determined Bengals’ quarterback, and has completed 50 by All-Ohioan Evan Grosel and center of 88 passes for 756 yards, 6 touchdowns and 2 Sean Wynne is critical to the team’s interceptions. Marshall Howell is a mega- success. The defense has been the most talented athlete who has more than 600 yards consistent unit this season. Kareem of total offense rushing and receiving and 10 Haddix, Scott Marjak and Justin Kravchuck touchdowns for Benedictine. Dan Piascik and play big roles on that side of the ball. Antonio Robinson are ball hawks on defense for the Bengals. Lake Catholic defeated Benedictine twice last season - the second time The Cougars have a little swagger back after coming at the JTO in a regional 2012 NCL-Blue Standings winning two straight to get to .500 and stay in quarterfinal. School / Team Overall NCL the playoff hunt. NDCL 4-2 1-0 Benedictine 3-3 0-1 COACH BELL SAYS . . . Lake Catholic 3-3 1-0 Padua 2-4 0-1 “Winning is always more fun than losing, and right now we are back at .500 and we have some confidence and a little pep in the step that wasn’t there when we had lost three in a row. We have to Walsh Jesuit 1-4 1-0 focus on us and try to keep this thing rolling into next week against a very good Benedictine team.” Archbishop Hoban 0-6 0-1 “Benedictine is a relented, versatile football team. They have speed, they have power. They have the ability to mix it up and they have some D-I type athletes. We know the Bengals are coming here with a sense of urgency, and we have to rise to that level of intensity and answer the challenge.” COUGARS 2012 Football Game Notes 19-time OHSAA Playoff Qualifier 3-time State Champion

WEEKLY REWIND THE OPPONENT: BENEDICTINE BENGALS

Lake Catholic Cougars BENGALS 2012 Bengals Schedule 8/24 A Boardman L 6-35 3-3 Overall 8/31 A Steubenville L 28-32 Lake Catholic Cougars 27 9/7 A Bedford W 14-12 0-1 NCL - Blue 9/15 H Holy Name W 27-23 Archbishop Hoban Knights 20 9/22 A Cleve Central Catholic W 52-18 Week 6 - Friday, September 28, 2012 9/29 H NDCL L 7-44 Location , Ohio 10/6 A Lake Catholic The defense never rests at Lake Catholic. Once Enrollment 442 (boys) 10/13 H Walsh Jesuit again Friday night at Archbishop Hoban, the Cougars Nickname Bengals 10/19 A Archbishop Hoban defense worked tirelessly early and often, and it Colors Blue and White 10/26 A Padua Franciscan carried Coach Mike Bell’s team back to the .500 Stadium Bedford Stadium mark on the season with a 27-20 victory over the Surface Field Turf Knights. Head Coach Ben Malbasa (2nd season) Record at School 10-7 Lake Catholic - which on Sept. 21 was 1-3 and trailed Overall Record 41-19 2011 Bengals Schedule (7-4) Cardinal Mooney by two touchdowns in the second 8/27 H Boardman W 31-30 half of a game at the JTO - got two defensive 9/2 H Archbishop Hoban W 21-14 touchdowns in the first quarter at Hoban and made 9/9 A Bedford W 27-19 the big early lead stand up as the Knights tried to rally 9/16 A Holy Name W 49-21 after halftime. Head Coach Ben Malbasa 9/23 H Cleve Central Catholic W 42-8 9/30 H Lake Catholic L 6-30 Kareem Haddix recovered a fumble in the end zone Ben Malbasa was named as the 17th head 10/7 H Padua Franciscan W 28-17 for the first touchdown of the game and Scott Marjak football coach in Benedictine history on 10/14 A Walsh Jesuit L 8-31 had an interception return for a TD for the Cougars, December 17, 2010. 10/21 A NDCL W 42-16 who are back to even with a 3-3 record with a huge 10/28 A Col St Francis DeSales L 14-31 NCL matchup with Benedictine coming up next In his first year as head coach in 2011, Malbasa 11/4 A Lake Catholic L 21-47 Saturday. compiled a 7-4 overall record which included a Division III playoff appearance for the Bengals. Lake Catholic scored three times in the first quarter. Malbasa had been the head football coach at Haddix and Marjak scored on defense, and Dylan Elyria Catholic from 2007 until 2010 compiling a 2010 Bengals Schedule (2-8) Bell threw a touchdown pass to Malcolm Reho as the 30-10 regular season record and earning state 8/27 H NDCL W 30-13 Cougars went on the road and quickly built a 20-0 playoff appearances in 2007 and 2010. 9/3 A Lake Catholic L 3-45 lead. Bell added a touchdown run in the second 9/11 H Chardon L 28-31 quarter as Lake Catholic took a 27-7 edge into the His Panther teams were North Coast League 9/17 H Fremont Ross L 7-47 locker room at halftime. White Division champions in 2007, 2009 and 9/25 A Cleve Central Catholic L 14-18 2010. In 2007, Malbasa was selected as the NCL 10/2 A St Edward L 0-45 That is all the points the Cougars would muster for the White Division Coach of the Year. In 2009, 10/8 A Cardinal Mooney L 7-42 night, but it is also all the scoring Lake Catholic would Malbasa was chosen as the Lorain County 10/15 A Walsh Jesuit L 7-35 need as the defense made sure the 27 points stood Coach of the Year. In 2010, he earned the same 10/23 H St Thomas Aquinas W 28-16 up despite Hoban cutting the lead down to a two Coach of the Year honors as well. 10/30 H Col St Francis DeSales L 17-35 touchdown in the second half.

THE 'FLYING B' Benedictine Bengals The 50th anniversary (to the day) of the “Flying B” helmet Rufus and Kubancik (both deceased) logo was celebrated on September 22, 2012 with a 52-18 are Benedictine Hall of Famers while Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Lions 44 win over Cleveland Central Catholic. Bishop Gries is a member of the school’s Hall of Honors. Since the Benedictine Bengals 7 The “Flying B” is one of the most recognizable helmet logos “Flying B” has adorned the helmets, the Bengals have in Ohio high school football. In October 2003, it was voted in compiled a 344-181-12 record. Week 6 - Saturday, September 29, 2012 - Bedford Bearcat Stadium a Cleveland.com poll, as the coolest-looking helmet logo in Northeast Ohio The first year that the Bengals used white helmets was in Benedictine ran into one of the hottest teams in Northeast Ohio 1955 in Augie Bossu’s first year as head coach. Previously and fell back to .500. Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin senior The Flying B was patterned after the Green Bay Packers the helmets were blue. running back Nick Evans rushed for 183 yards and three oval G logo and actually designed by athletic director Joe touchdowns, and the Lions defense forced three turnovers in a Rufus, assistant coach Ed Kubancik ’47 and by then-coach In 1957, the Bengals were the first team to wear numbers on 44-7 rout at Bedford Bearcat Stadium. NDCL has won four and present Cleveland Auxiliary Bishop Roger Gries O.S.B. their helmets to make it easier to identify players for fans, straight games by a combined score of 202-28. Jerome Baker ’54. newspaper photographers and for coaches watching the rushed for 52 yards and a touchdown for the Bengals. game films. COUGARS 2012 Football Game Notes 19-time OHSAA Playoff Qualifier 3-time State Champion

HEAD COACH MIKE BELL Frosh Schedule JV Schedule Mike Bell is entering his 11th year as the head coach 8/22 A Strongsville L, 18-208/25 A Strongsville L, 7-24 at Lake Catholic. In 10 seasons, the Cougars are 8/30 H Brunswick W, 24-20 9/1 H Brunswick W, 21-14 88-41 and have won 6 NCL Championships, qualified 9/6 H Ursuline L, 12-34 9/8 H Ursuline W, 9-6 9/13 W, 8-14 9/17 W, 22-19 for the state playoffs 8 times (playoff record of 16-8) A Cathedral Prep A Cathedral Prep 9/20 A Cardinal Mooney W, 28-219/22 A Cardinal Mooney L, 6-21 with 5 Regional Title appearances (2003, 2006, 2007, 9/27 H Archbishop Hoban L, 6-229/29 H Archbishop Hoban W, 20-7 2009, 2010) and 3 State Semi-Final appearances 10/4 A Benedictine 10/8 A Benedictine *cancelled (2007, 2009, and 2010). 10/11 A Padua 10/13 A Padua 10/18 H Walsh Jesuit 10/20 H Walsh Jesuit Prior to 2002 Bell served as the Cougars' defensive 10/24 H NDCL 10/25 H NDCL coordinator for three seasons, winning the Division III State Championship in 2001.

Prior to coaching at Lake Catholic, Bell spent three years at Willoughby South as a The Freshman Cougars lost to the Archbishop The Junior Varsity Cougars defeated the JV position coach and defensive coordinator, four years at Maple Heights, and two Hoban Knights, 22-6. Running back Ricky Osborn Archbishop Hoban squad, 20-7. Jake Floriea seasons at Pymatuning Valley. scored the lone touchdown for the Cougars on a threw a 20-yard scoring strike to Nick Mottola on 7-yard run on the Cougars opening possession of fourth down in the first quarter for the Cougars first the second half. score. Freshman running back Justin Sanders scored twice for the Cougars, including a 55-yard Coach Bell's Coaching Record - Year-By-Year On two separate occasions, the Cougars drove run in fourth quarter. Sanders finished the game the ball inside the Knights 10-yard line but came with 160 yards rushing and his two scores and has away empty handed. amassed over 300 yards and three scores in the YEARW L T Perc% Results last two weeks. With the loss, the freshman record now stands at 3- 3 With the win, the JV Cougars are now 4-2. The game this week againt Benedictine has been 12002 2 8 0 0.200 did not make the post season cancelled; the Bengals no longer field a JV squad. 2 200310 3 0 0.769 Lost in Regional Final

3 2004 9 3 0 0.750 Lost in Regional Semi Final

4 2005 10 2 0 0.833 Lost in Regional Semi Final

5 2006 8 5 0 0.615 Lost in Regional Final JEROME T OSBORNE STADIUM 6 2007 9 5 0 0.643 Lost in State Semi Final Address: 6477 Center Street, Mentor, Ohio Built: 1965 (renovated 2006) 7 2008 4 6 0 0.400 did not make the post season Surface: Turf Capacity 7,333 8 2009 12 2 0 0.857 Lost in State Semi Final

9 2010 12 2 0 0.857 Lost in State Semi Final The facility was originally built in early 1980s, For the next 20 seasons, the stadium was 10 2011 10 2 0 0.833 Lost in Regional Semi Final simply called Mentor Cardinal Stadium. That was until 2006 when the venue was fully renovated and renamed 11 2012 3 30 0.500 CURRENT SEASON Jerome T Osborne Stadium, in honor of the well respected local businessman and entrepreneur. 11 seasons 89 41 0 0.685 OVERALL

On March 14, 2006, the Osborne family made the announcement 73 33 0 0.689 REGULAR SEASON that they had donated more than $1 million to the capital improvement campaign for the stadium. The renovations included 16 8 0 0.166 OHSAA PLAYOFFS the installation of state-of-the-art FieldTurf, a rubberized, 8-lane track, and a new scoreboard with a 15-square foot video board within it.

ASSISTANT COACHES The playing field is named Jerome T Osborne, Jr Field and the scoreboard was dedicated to Tommy Osborne. Scott O'Donnell Defensive Coordinator / Safeties Chuck Grebenc Special Teams Coordinator / Wide Receivers / Cornerbacks Bill Sowers Offensive Coordinator / Offensive Line Prior to 2006, Lake Catholic played home games at Mentor Memorial John Gibbons Defensive Line / Offensive Line Junior High School. Art Bortnick Linebackers / Fullbacks / Tight Ends Robert Reho Running Backs / Cornerbacks Seating capacity the JTO is 7,333, John Struna Head JV Coach / JV Defensive Mark Martinis JV Offense COUGARS 2012 Football Game Notes 19-time OHSAA Playoff Qualifier 3-time State Champion

LAKE CATHOLIC COUGARS IN WEEK 7 GAMES PAST SEASONS

The Lake Catholic Cougars have won NINE CONSECUTIVE Week 7 games dating back to the 2003 season. In the 2011 Season / Results last 10 years, the Cougars have played SIX different NCL teams in Week 7 10-2 overall; 2nd Region 9

October 7, 2011 W 24-10 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Lions Jerome T Osborne Stadium 8-26 Strongsville W 21-15 October 5, 2010 W 38-0 Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin Lions Lions Stadium 9-3 Ravenna W 21-14 October 9, 2009 W 48-0 Holy Name Green Wave Jerome T Osborne Stadium 9-10 Ursuline W 9-0 October 4, 2008 W 35-7 Holy Name Green Wave Byers Field 9-16 Cardinal Mooney W 27-22 October 5, 2007 W 35-7 Padua Franciscan Bruins Padua Bruins Stadium 9-24 Walsh Jesuit L 12-14 October 6, 2006 W 24-17 Padua Franciscan Bruins Jerome T Osborne Stadium 9-30 Benedictine W 30-6 October 8, 2005 W 42-14 Walsh Jesuit Warriors Mentor Cardinal Stadium 10-7 NDCL W 24-10 October 9. 2004 W 52-14 St Peter Chanel Firebirds Mentor Cardinal Stadium 10-14 Padua W 48-26 October 3, 2003 W 28-20 St Peter Chanel Firebirds Ripp Field 10-21 Archbishop Hoban W 28-6 October 5, 2002 L 0-23 Elyria Catholic Panthers Mentor Cardinal Stadium 10-28 Avon W 25-21 11-4 Benedictine W 47-21 (regional quarterfinal) 11-11 Akron St Vincent-St Mary L 14-31 COUGARS HEADLINES AND MILESTONES (regional semi-final)

OHSAA ADDS 7th FOOTBALL DIVISION DID YOU KNOW 2010 Season / Results Division I Will Be Reduced to 72 Schools; 12-2 overall; 2nd in Region 5 Plan to Begin in 2013 The Cougars and Bengals have played twice in the same year - once in the regular season and again in 8-28 St ignatius W 28-21 The OHSAA will be adding a 7th division in football beginning in the playoffs - four times since 2001. Lake Catholic is 3-1 9-3 Benedictine W 45-3 2013, Commissioner Dan Ross has announced in April. The in those four postseason matchups with Benedictine, 9-10 Ursuline L 10-14 addition of a 7th division was approved by the OHSAA's Board including a 35-17 win in 2001 on the way to the 9-17 Walsh Jesuit W 31-14 of Directors by a 6 to 3 vote school’s third Division III state championship. 9-25 Eastlake North W 68-0 The plan will place the top 10% of schools based on enrollment 10-1 Holy Name W 55-0 in Division I, with the remaining 644 schools divided evenly 10-8 NDCL W 38-0 among the next 6 divisions. This will leave 72 schools in Division I 10-16 Padua W 21-7 with the other 6 divisions averaging approximately 108 schools 10-22 Archbishop Hoban W 24-3 NORTHCOAST TO THE WEST COAST 10-30 Cleveland Central Catholic W 59-8 Each of the 7 divisions will continue to qualify 32 teams for post- 11-5 Kenston W 42-0 season play. Currently, the 6 OHSAA football divisions are Lake Catholic's uniforms this year are modeled after (regional quarterfinal) comprised of an average of 120 schools per division and inspired by the Oakland Raiders. 11-12 Warren Howland W 24-7 This is the first time the OHSAA has expanded the number of (regional semi-final) football tournament divisions since 1994, when a 6th division 11-19 Ashland W 35-28 (regional final) was added. Five years later (1999), the number of tournament NIFTY NUMBER NINE qualifiers in each division expanded from 16 to 32. When the 11-26 Maple Heights L 17-27 tournament first began in 1972, there were just 3 divisions, and (state semi final) expansion to 5 divisions occurred in 1980. Combined Lake Catholic and Benedictine have won NINE state football championships.

The Cougars have won three titles (1991, 1992 and WORKING OVERTIME STEPEC WILL BE A TOLEDO ROCKET 2001), while the Bengals have put six trophies into the case on MLK Blvd (1973, 1980, 1981, 1996, 2003 and In the last 10 years, the Lake Catholic Cougars 2004) have played in TWO (2) overtime games. Standout two-way RB / LB John Stepec verbally Overall, the Cougars are 4-8 all-time in overtime, committed to play for the Toledo with the win on September 21 against the Rockets in July BENEDICTINE'S FAB FRESHMAN Mooney Cardinals. The last overtime win came in the 2001 state championship game vs Stepec had offers from several schools, including Ball Columbus St Francis DeSales State, Bowling Green, Kent State, Miami of Ohio and In the Bengals’ 52-18 win over Cleveland Central Western Michigan in the MAC, as well as schools from Catholic, freshman quarterback Brian Schoeffler traditional BCS conferences like Boston College, completed 20 of 25 passes for 314 yards – good September 21, 2012 - Week 5 Cincinnati, Minnesota and Syracuse. Ultimatley, he enough for fourth-best on the school’s all-time single Jerome T Osborne Stadium - Mentor, Ohio was impressed by first-year Toledo coach Matt game list. After his first two passes were incomplete, Cardinal Mooney Cardinals 21 Campbell and the Rockets’ staff. Schoeffler then ran off 16 straight pass completions as 2OT he finished the afternoon with three touchdowns. Lake Catholic Cougars 24 COUGARS 2012 Football Game Notes 19-time OHSAA Playoff Qualifier 3-time State Champion

1992 STATE CHAMPIONS - 20th ANNIVERSARY

It's been 20 years since Lake Catholic Lake Catholic opened the postseason Now the Cougars' defensive swept through 14 weeks and 14 oppo- with a 41-24 win over Youngstown coordinator, O'Donnell - who nents on the way to the school's Cardinal Mooney. The following week as a standout senior some second straight state championship was a game against another believe was the best overall in football. Youngstown team, which was by far player on the 1992 team - the most memorable of the 1992 said it wouldn't be fair to However, listening to Coach John season. compare the 1991 and 1992 squads and that both Gibbons talk about the season in such were very talented and unique in their own ways. great detail, you would think it ended The regional final against Youngstown Ursuline at O'Donnell said that on the 20th anniversary year of 20 minutes ago. Some things that special are hard to Mollenkopf Stadium in Warren was a classic. repeating as state champs, it's easier to put the forget. achievement in perspective than it was during the The Irish led, 14-0 at the half, and despite a passionate moment as a player. Lake Catholic won the 1991 Division III state plea to the players and the crowd from Coach championship with a 45-20 win over the Cincinnati Gibbons, on the first play of the third quarter, Trevor You look back now, especially as a coach, and you Academy of Physical Education. The Cougars had a Starghill broke off a 70-yard TD run to put Ursuline up, realize how hard that is to repeat as state champs tough act to follow after winning the school's first 21-0. because it takes some luck, avoiding injury and bad football state title, but they responded with a 14-0 breaks and you can't play even one bad game," record and back-to-back crowns. Lake Catholic rallied, made some big plays on both O'Donnell said. sides of the ball - including key interceptions - and The expectations by everyone involved was to win came back to tie the game at 21. It looked like "I remember during the Ursuline game when we were again, but the reality of it was to make sure the overtime was a given until Ursuline was called for a down 21-0 thinking, 'Uh oh' we're in trouble. But we motivation and the attitude of everyone was right," crucial penalty on a punt, and the Cougars took were able to make plays and get it done. After that, Gibbons said. advantage when Jim Novakovich kicked a 38-yard there was a feeling like 'we have to win it all, now that field goal late in regulation to take their first lead of the we survived that game'. game at 24-21; the Irish were unable to retake the “The first time it is special lead. because it had never been “When you are a player you are just out there on the done before. It has a certain field in the moment and it doesn’t really hit you what is The Cougars went on to beat Lima Bath the following feeling about it. The second time going on. Now, you look back on 1992 and the back- week in the state semifinal and then dominated is special because you know we to-back titles and I can appreciate the magnitude of Ironton for their second straight state title. have a chance to do it all again, the accomplishment more.” but you know that nobody is just going to hand it to you. And when you get there, you better “Despite what you guys have Gibbons said the back-to-back titles is appreciate it.” achieved, your legacy will be particularly special because he had remembered by what happens other teams that had enough talent to here tonight,“ Gibbons said, win the state championship and didn't. recalling his halftime speech So 1991 and 1992 are seasons the The Cougars opened 1992 with a flourish, blocking five against Ursuline. “I told them veteran coach will never take for punts in a row against St Edward in a 56-7 rout of the they will remember you by granted. Eagles. what happens in the second half. We got all roused up and “I had two teams in the mid-1990s The second game of the year against Berea almost ran out there, but then Starghill (1996 and 1997) that were undefeated didn’t happen as the Braves coach wasn’t interested ran a counter for a touchdown against tough opponents during the in playing the Cougars after Lake Catholic’s 1991 state and we are down 21-0. regular season." championship and wanted to be released from the "And then (those teams) lost in the playoffs to teams commitment to play Lake in 1992. Eventually, the The 1992 team was loaded with big names including that didn't sneak up on us, but just beat us and I can't game was played and the Cougars went on to a 34-6 Joe Jurevicius ( champion, exactly explain why," Gibbons said. "So I don't know if win that was tougher than the final score indicated. former Browns player), quarterback Pete Jelovic, the first one is the hardest or if it is tougher to repeat. I defensive back Brian Wervey, running back Carmen think winning No. 3 and No. 4 are the hardest because Lake Catholic finished the regular season off by Ilacqua and tight end/defensive end Scott O’Donnell. running roughshod through the North Coast League. I am telling you those two teams in the 90s were very good, but we just didn't get there. The Cougars allowed only 51 total points during the Jurevicius was arguably the biggest name on the regular season. roster, playing his senior season and a year away from “Time goes by fast. It’s been 20 years, and those teams going to play at Penn State. Jurevicius was injured will always be special. And I am still doing what I love during the Ursuline game trying to block and missed to do." the Lima Bath game before returning at less than 100 percent to play against Ironton. COUGARS 2012 Football Game Notes 19-time OHSAA Playoff Qualifier 3-time State Champion

BENGALS 2012 ROSTER COUGARS 2012 ROSTER

Player Pos YrYrYr HtHtHt Wt Player Pos YrYrYr HtHtHt Wt Player Pos YrYrYr HtHtHt Wt 1 Jimmy Cvelber TE-LB SO 5’10” 195 45 Nick Mottola TE-LB SO 5’8” 180 1 Jovon Dawson DB-WR SR 6-0 170 2 Sam Cicconetti WR-CB JR 5’9” 160 50 John McDougall OL-DL SO 5’10” 200 2 Terrell Clark RB-DB SR 5-9 170 3 Jake Floriea QB-S SO 5’8” 155 51 Sean Wynne OL-DL SR 6’ 275 3 Marshall Howell RB-DB SR 6-1 178 4 Jeff King RB-S SO 5’7” 140 52 Andrew Paliobeis OL-DL SR 5’9” 185 4 Jerome Baker LB-WR SO 6-1 190 5 Trevor Boslett RB-LB JR 5’8” 170 53 Nick Manno OL-DL JR 5’9” 195 5 Vince Calabrese WR JR 6-2 180 6 Mark Baniewicz QB-S SR 6’2” 200 54 Corey Davis OL-DL SO 5’11” 180 6 Ben Keiper DB-WR SO 5-10 155 7 John Stepec RB-DL SR 6’3” 240 55 Tyler Widmann OL-DL SO 5’8” 220 7 Antonio Robinson LB-FB JR 6-0 220 8 Kyle McKenzie K SO 5’8” 140 56 Mario Amato OL-DL JR 5’8” 215 8 Dom Berdysz DB-WR SO 5-10 165 9 Malcolm Reho TE-DL SR 6’3” 210 57 Jerry Rostocil OL-DL SO 5’10” 200 10 Brian Schoeffler QB FR 6-1 165 10 Mike Robinson RB-LB SR 6’2” 165 58 Corey Regovich OL-DL JR 6’ 200 12 Demetrius Scott WR-LB SR 6-0 210 11 Dylan Bell QB-S JR 6’ 170 59 Charles Kornokovich OL-DL JR 5’11” 200 13 Daniel Piascik QB-DB SR 6-0 180 12 Scott Marjak RB-LB SR 6’1” 185 60 Chris Scruggs OL-DL SO 5’10” 220 16 Jonathan Szuch QB-DB SO 5-10 155 13 Connor Robinson WR-CB SO 5’10” 150 61 AJ Marinucci OL-DL SR 6’2” 260 18 Davvel Meeks LB-RB FR 6-1 180 14 Luke Turk RB-S JR 5’9” 175 62 Jason Spivey OL-DL SO 6’2” 195 21 Robbie Cramer RB-DB JR 5-1 165 15 Zach Folino WR-LB JR 6’ 185 63 Kyle Anspach OL-DL JR 5’9” 170 22 Matthew Merimee DB-WR JR 6-3 175 17 Brandon Rassavong WR-CB SO 6’ 170 64 Casey Davis OL-DL SR 5’9” 250 25 William Woodson WR-DB SR 5-11 172 19 Kaz Struna WR-S JR 6’ 165 65 Miguel Olvera OL-DL SR 6’2” 200 27 Zachery Delaney DB-WR SO 5-11 162 20 Nick Valentino WR-CB SO 5’10” 150 66 Marcus DeSantis OL-DL JR 6’1” 260 28 Dontez Rash DB-RB FR 5-10 165 21 Bruce O’Toole WR-CB SO 5’9” 150 68 Dominic DiTirro OL-DL SR 6’3” 240 29 Nick Judy K JR 6-0 170 22 Bret Zimmerman RB-CB JR 5’8” 155 70 Shane Krisby OL-DL JR 6’ 200 33 Maz Furst WR-DB SO 6-0 165 23 Matt Ludwig RB-LB SO 5’7” 155 71 Dylan Gardner OL-DL SO 6’ 240 34 Brendan Peterson DB-WR JR 5-11 160 24 Max Klepcyk WR-CB SR 5’9” 160 72 Evan Grosel OL-DL SR 6’4” 310 36 Matt McCarthy LB-OL SR 6-0 200 25 Anthony Christopher WR-CB JR 5’10” 175 73 John Harwood OL-DL JR 5’10” 240 40 Greg Page LB-RB SO 6-0 185 29 Joe Federico RB-LB SO 5’6” 195 74 Dominic Adams OL-DL JR 6’2” 230 41 Darcell Collins DB-RB JR 6-0 180 30 Justin Kravchuck TE-DL SR 6’2” 205 75 Chris Martin OL-DL JR 6’ 205 45 William Gielink LB-RB SO 5-10 160 31 Jon Brace TE-LB JR 5’11” 205 77 Jon Emley OL-DL JR 5’10” 215 51 Collin Pecoraro DL-OL SO 6-1 210 32 Mitch Spittler WR-CB SR 5’9” 175 78 Colin Sheahan OL-DL SR 6’ 250 52 Daniel Simko DL-OL SO 6-0 205 33 Ryan Cahill OL-LB SO 5’9” 170 80 Tom Grosel TE-DL SO 6’3” 180 53 Chris Azzarello LB-RB SR 5-11 195 34 Will Vettel RB-LB JR 6’ 190 81 Kareem Haddix TE-DL JR 6’ 195 54 Jordan Hawkins OG-DT SR 5-10 210 35 Joe Korb K SR 5’9” 135 83 Pat Fitzgerald WR-S JR 6’2” 150 56 Tyler Bias OL-DT SO 6-4 192 40 Matt Munz WR-LB SR 5’9” 160 86 Mike Seifert WR-CB SR 5’8” 155 57 Allen Viancourt DL-OL JR 6-1 225 41 Eddie Brkic K SR 5’10: 160 88 Dan Morales WR-CB SO 5’9” 150 58 Ronnie Ryan OL-DL SO 6-2 260 42 Trevor Suttie RB-LB SR 5’10” 180 92 Christian Janek OL-DL SR 6’1” 205 63 Kirlolos Iskander OL-DL JR 5-8 185 43 Jim Szep RB-LB SR 6’ 195 98 Steve Johnson OL-DL SO 5’10” 225 64 Xavier Bertelsen OL-DL JR 6-1 235 44 Nick Christopher RB-LB JR 5’7” 175 65 Lamar Davis DL-OL SO 6-0 270 68 Noah Cvijanovich OL-DL JO 6-6 200 70 Nick DiGeronimo C-DT JR 5-10 270 71 Peter Cvijanovich OT-DL SR 6-6 275 75 Thomas Bennett OL-DL SO 6-2 300 Individual Statistics Team Statistics 77 Jaylen Funches OT-DL SR 6-3 305 RUSHING LC OPP 79 Alex Heil OL-DL SO 6-1 215 Att Yds Avg Lng TD SCORING 123 158 80 David Porter WR-DB SO 6-2 170 B Zimmerman 78 381 4.9 28 1 Points Per Game 20.5 26.3 81 Wesley Latten DB-WR SO 5-6 150 M Baniewicz 58 370 6.4 66 5 FIRST DOWNS 83 87 J Stepec 47 270 5.7 41 3 Rushing 62 34 L Turk 38 154 4.1 19 0 Passing 17 51 D Bell 18 55 3.1 39 1 Penalty 4 2 D Morales 1 9 9.0 9 0 RUSHING YARDAGE 1,240 912 Benedictine Stat Leaders J Floriea 3 3 1.0 3 0 Rushing Attempts 246 178 A Christopher 1 1 1.0 1 0 Average Per Rush 5.0 5.1 Passing J King 2 -3 -1.5 -1 0 Average Per Game 206.7 152.0 246 1,240 5.0 66 10 10 11 Brian Schoeffler, 50 of 88 for 756 yards 6 TD, 2 INT TOTALS Rushing TDs OPPONENTS 178 912 5.1 83 11 PASSING YARDAGE 445 1,148 Dan Piascik, 8 of 37 for 260 yards 1 TD, 3 INT Completions-Attempts 30-98 83-135 PASSING Average Per Attempt 4.5 8.5 Receiving C-A-I Yds Per Lng TD Average Per Completion 14.8 13.8 Marshall Howell, 31 catches for 516 yards (16.64 ave.) 5 TD M Baniewicz 19-61-2 259 31.3 53 2 Average Per Game 74.2 191.3 Matt Merimee, 9 catches for 132 yards (14.66 ave.) 1 TD D Bell 11-37-3 186 29.7 34 2 Passing TDs 4 10 TOTALS 30-98-5 445 30.6 53 4 Interceptions 5 4 OPPONENTS 83-135-4 1,148 64.8 68 10 TOTAL OFFENSE 1,685 2,060 Rushing Total Plays 344 313 Jerome Baker, 85 carries for 513 yards (6.03 ave) 4 TD RECEIVING Average Play 4.9 6.6 Marshall Howell, 34 carries for 106 yards (3.11 ave.) 5 TD Rec Yds Avg Lng TD AveragePer Game 280.8 343.3 B Zimmerman 5 66 13.2 36 0 THIRD DOWN EFFICIENCY 38.1 35.3 A Christopher 5 50 10.0 22 1 Made-Attempted 8-21 6-17 Scoring P Fitzgerald 4 76 19.0 25 1 FOURTH DOWN EFFICIENCY 20.0 0.0 Marshall Howell, 62 points (10 TD) (5 rushing, 5 receiving, two-point M Reho 4 60 15.0 17 1 Made-Attempted 1-5 0-3 conversion catch) D Bell 3 71 23.7 53 1 FUMBLES-FUMBLES LOST 5-4 15-11 M Spittler 3 21 7.0 9 0 Recoveries-ret yards 15-8 1-0 Scoring by Kicker Z Folino 2 21 10.5 0 0 Aver per recovery 0.5 0.0 D Morales 1 34 34.0 34 0 Fumble recovery TDs 1 0 Nick Judy, 8 points (8 PAT) J Stepec 1 20 20.0 20 0 INTECEPTIONS 4 5 J Kravchuck 1 16 16.0 16 0 Interception return yards 85 0 Total Offense S Marjak 1 10 10.0 10 0 Average per interception 21.3 0.0 Benedictine 1,676 yards TOTALS 30 445 14.8 53 4 Interception return TDs 2 0 Opponent 1,820 yards OPPONENTS 83 1,148 13.8 68 10 TURNOVER RATIO +6 -6 Difference -144