Columbus Chapter National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame

ERNIE GODFREY, FOUNDER

presents

THE 54th ANNUAL SCHOLAR - ATHLETE BANQUET

Honoring Central Scholar-Athletes and , The Ohio Gold Award Winner

Monday, February 9, 2015 Ohio Union - The Columbus, Ohio

Program

Invocation Jake Jackson, President-Elect

Dinner – Silent and Live Auction

Welcome and Introduction of Special Guests John Wooldridge, President

Live Auction (silent auction closes at completion of Live Auction)

Open Microphone Segment

Presentation - The 2015 Larry Larson High School Coaching Award Presented to: Coach Bob Jacoby

Presentation - The 2015 Tyson Gentry Courage Award Presented to: Alex Malarkey

Presentation – Where Are They Now? Brandon Schnittker

Presentation – 2015 Central Ohio College Scholar-Athlete Awards

Presentation - The 2015 John H. McConnell and Worthington Industries Foundation High School Scholar-Athlete Awards and Scholarships

Presentation - The 2015 Dr. Sol Maggied/Larry Romanoff Award

Presentation - The 2015 Ohio Gold Award Presented to: Troy Smith

Final Comments

1 Columbus Chapter - National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame

Board Members 2014-2015

President – John Wooldridge Past President – Bill Wells Treasurer – Jeffrey Logan Secretary – Shannon Pierce

Steve Schneider, Chairman – High School Scholar – Athletes Jake Jackson, Kirk Barton, Chairmen – College Scholar – Athletes

Matt Calhoun Tyson Gentry Dan Havener Mac Lawless Dena Logan Larry Romanoff Michael Shannon Mark Stier Lewis VanHoose

2 2015 Central Ohio High School Scholar-Athletes

Nominees for the Nationwide Insurance Dr. Sol Maggied and Larry Romanoff Award

Alex Cline Dublin Jerome High School

Dublin Jerome’s Alex Cline represents the OCC-Cardinal. Alex is a two-year for the Celtics, as well as the winner of the team’s Ironman Award and named 1st Team All- OCC. Alex is also a member of the team and partici- pates in the Celtic Advisory program. He’s vice president of the National Honor Society. Outside of school, he is an AAU girls’ basketball coach and works with the Christian Founda- tion for Children and Aging. Alex holds a 4.3 GPA and is undecided on where he will attend college. He is the son of Jim and Patti Cline and was coached in football by Mark Hundley.

Jacob Shuford Walnut Ridge High School

Jacob Shuford represents the Columbus City League South Division. He was co-captain of the Walnut Ridge football team where he was a three-year letter winner and a two time academic MVP. He also is a member of the wrestling and track teams. Outside of sports, Jacob is vice president of the student gov- ernment and a member of the National Honor Society. He has received the Academic Excellence award and is a member of the Super Honor Roll. Jacob has a 3.86 GPA and will attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He is the son of Tracy Shuford and was coached in football by Byron Mattox.

3 Maurice Chatman Mifflin High School

Mifflin’s Maurice Chatman is the representative from the Columbus City League North Division. He was team captain and named All-City. He is a member of the track team and was a district quali- fier on the wrestling team. Maurice also participates in Upward Bound and is a senior class officer. He is the recipient of the Principal’s Award, and was also named to the Super Honor Roll. Maurice has a 3.9 GPA and is deciding among Akron, Bowling Green, Toledo, or Tiffin for college. He is the son of Donald Chat- man and was coached in football by Gregg Miller.

Tristan Bender Loudonville High School

Tristan Bender represents the Mid-Buckeye Conference and Loudonville High School. As a senior, he was named Defensive Player of the Year and set the school record for tackles in a season with 168. He was also named 1st Team All-Conference and was the conference’s Defensive Player of the Year and 1st Team All- Ohio. He is also a member of the wrestling and track teams. Outside of sports he is class president and a member of the yearbook club. The National Honor Society member carries a 3.987 GPA and is undecided on his choice of college. He is the son of Tom and Tracey Bender and was coached in football by Justin Todd.

Nathan Clevenger Fairbanks High School

Nathan Clevenger from Fairbanks High School represents the MOAC-Red. He was named All-State honorable mention and was team captain as a senior. He received academic awards all four years. Nathan also plays baseball and basketball. He is president of both the National Honor Society and Student Council. He is also a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. In 2014, he was crowned Homecoming King. He has a 3.6 GPA and will attend Ohio University. Nathan is the son of Todd and Clara Clevenger and was coached in football by Dave Gebhart.

4 Brendan Mapes Centerburg High School

Brendan Mapes represents the MOAC-Blue. He was team captain for the Centerburg football team and was named 1st Team All-League, All-District, and All-Region. He also plays baseball and basketball. Brendan is a member of the speech and debate club, quiz bowl, the robotics team and is president of the student council. He is also a member of the National Honor Society. Brendan, who has a 4.2 GPA, is considering Case Western or Oberlin, where he plans to study Mechanical Engineering. He is the son of Bruce and Penny Mapes and was coached in football by Jim Stoyle.

Jack Billman St. Charles Preparatory School

Jack Billman represents St. Charles and the CCL-Silver. He was team captain as a senior and named Academic All-Ohio. He was special mention All-District as a senior. Jack also plays basketball. He’s a member of the National Honor Society and is a Eucharistic Minister. He has been on the honor roll every quarter of high school. Jack has volunteered for many events in the central Ohio community. He holds a 3.68 GPA and is deciding between South Carolina, Miami (OH), Clemson, or Indiana for college. He is the son of Michael and Kathryn Billman and was coached in football by Jeff Pharion.

Mitchell Willis Newark Catholic

Newark Catholic’s Mitchell Willis represents the Licking County League (Small Division). As a senior he was team captain, as well as 1st Team All-League and 1st Team All-District. In addition to football, Mitchell plays basketball and baseball. He’s the senior class president and a member of key club. He was also the 2014 Homecoming King. Mitchell holds a 3.84 GPA and is deciding between Case Western, Dayton, or Brown. He is the son of Todd and Renee Willis and was coached in football by Bill Franks.

5 Connor Slade Olentangy High School

Connor Slade represents the OCC-Capital and Olentangy High School. The 2-year football letterman was the OCC’s Co-Player of the Year, District Defensive Player of the Year, and 1st Team All- Ohio. He is also a member of the wrestling team where he’s a 4-year letter winner and district qualifier. Connor is a member of the National Honor Society and the service club. He also volunteers with local youth sports. Connor has a 3.6 GPA and plans to study aeronautical engi- neering at a college to be determined. He is the son of Rick and Shannon Slade and was coached in football by Mark Solis.

William Merrill Logan Elm High School

Logan Elm’s William Merrill represents the MSL-Buckeye. He was named 2nd Team All-County and received team awards for sportsmanship, honor, and integrity William is also a member of the track team, National Honor Society, key club, and FFA. He’s an honor roll student with a 4.15 GPA. He is undecided on his choice of college. William is the son of Frank and Lisa Merrill and was coached in football by Scott Bartholomew.

Markus Bailey Hilliard Davidson High School

Markus Bailey from Hilliard Davidson represents the OCC- Central. He was team MVP and 1st Team All-OCC as a senior, as well as 1st Team All-District. He has also been a member of the basketball and track teams. He volunteers with the club and the booster club. Academically, he has a 4.15 GPA and has received the Aca- demic Achievement Award and the Academic Honors Award all through high school. He’s also a 12-time member of the Principal’s Roll. Markus will attend . He’s the son of Amy Bailey and was coached in football by Brian White.

6 Connor Dickerson West Jefferson High School

Connor Dickerson represents West Jefferson High School and the MSL-Ohio. As a senior he was team captain and the school’s nominee for Wendy’s High School Heisman. He was named 2nd Team All MSL-Ohio, 1st Team Central District, and Special Men- tion All-State. He’s also a member of the baseball and basketball teams. Outside of sports, he is a member of the National Honor Society, student council and the chess club. He also enjoys art. Connor holds a 4.0 GPA and will attend the Russ College of Engineering at Ohio University. He is the son of Richard and Joan Dickerson and was coached in football by Shawn Buescher.

Hunter Pharis Harvest Preparatory School

Harvest Prep’s Hunter Pharis is the representative for the MSL- Cardinal. He was named top defensive player by his team and was 1st Team All-League, 1st Team All-District, 1st Team All-State, and the 2014 AP Central District Defensive Player of the Year. He was also selected to play in the 2015 North South Ohio All-Star Game. Hunter also plays baseball. He’s president of the student body gov- ernment and a member of the National Honor Society. He’s ranked number one in his class with a 4.3 GPA. He is deciding between Harvard and the University of for college. Hunter is the son of Brian and Lori Pharis and was coached in football by Milan Smith.

7 David Weimar Pickerington High School Central

David Weimar represents Pickerington High School Central and the OCC-Ohio. He was team captain as a senior and was also named 1st Team All-OCC Ohio and Honorable Mention AP All-Central District. He is also a member of the baseball team. He is treasurer of the National Honor Society, key club, and a member of the ad- visory committees for both the principal and the superintendent. He has been on the distinguished honor roll each year of high school. David has a 4.483 GPA and is deciding between Duke, Harvard, Penn, Princeton, Yale, Vanderbilt, and OSU. He is the son of Glenn and Tina Weimar and was coached in football by Jay Shar- rett.

Austin Finley Granville High School

Austin Finley represents Granville High School and the Licking County League (Large Division). He was team captain as a senior and received the team’s Sledgehammer Award. He was also named 2nd Team All-Licking County League. Austin is a member of the drama club and has participated in plays and musicals. He’s a member of the symphonic select choir and an acapella group called Blue Notes. He holds a 3.862 GPA and is undecided on his choice of col- lege. He is the son of Kevin and Bobbi Jo Finley and was coached in football by JR Wait.

8 2015 Central Ohio College Scholar-Athletes

Brandon Sklenar Denison University

Representing Denison University is Brandon Sklenar. He led Denison as the starting and team captain to the first back-to-back winning seasons in almost three decades. He was named All-Conference (NCAC) and established single season record in total offense. Brandon maintains a 3.4 GPA and graduates with a B.A. in Econom- ics and minors in Spanish and Communication. He serves as a Resident Assistant mentor for 2nd and 3rd year students and is pursuing a career in investment banking. He is the son of Steve and Jill Sklenar, originally from Midland, MI, and was coached in football by Jack Hatem.

Ryan Thombs Otterbein University

Ryan was named Academic All-Ohio Conference in 2012, 2013 and 2014. He is a member of the President’s Committee, a student senator and an instruction leader for Micro Economics. He also was recognized by the Otterbein Distinction Program, Torch & Key Honorary Society, Political Science Award and Department of Business, Accounting and Economics Academic Scholarship. He maintains a 3.91 GPA with Majors in Economics and Political Science. Ryan plans to pursue a master’s degree in Urban Studies, as well as a Ph.D. Ryan is the son of Dennis Thombs and Colleen Mahoney and was coached in football by Tim Doup.

9 Nolan Gill Capital University

Nolan was a three-time Academic All-OAC and was a team captain. He carries a 3.53 GPA majoring in Criminology. He played high school football at Hilliard Davidson. He is a volunteer at First English Lutheran Church, Teaching Opportunity Unity by Connecting Hearts (TOUCH) and Relay for Life. He plans on a career as a police officer and eventually wants to work with the FBI. His parents are Tom and Sally Gill and he was coached by Craig Candeto.

Mark Miller Ohio Dominican University

Mark was a three-year starter and two-time captain at quarter- back. He had a 29-6 career record and led ODU to two division titles and the 2013 GLIAC Championship. He was a three-time All-GLIAC selection and threw for more than 8,000 yards and 75 . Mark participated in the D2 vs. NAIA . Mark carries a 3.72 GPA, is a National Football Foundation Campbell Trophy semifinalist and member of the ODU President’s Society. He is a student representative for the Board of Trustees, participates in the Second and Seven Foundation and has per- formed over 100 hours of community service. He is majoring in Middle Childhood Education. He is the son of George and Jan Miller and was coached by .

Jack McDonald Kenyon College

Jack was a leading tackler for Kenyon in 2014 and was a team leader in QB sacks. He is a member of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity and plans to go to medical school after taking a “gap year”. Originally from Maine, Jack carries a 3.44 GPA. Jack is the son of Paul McDonald and Arietta Scott and was coached by Chris Monfiletto.

10 Darryl Baldwin Ohio State University

Darryl is a starter on the offensive line for Ohio State. He graduated in May 2014 and is in graduate school pursuing a Masters in Sports Management. He is a four-time Varsity “O” let- ter winner, a four-time OSU Scholar-Athlete and was named three times to the Academic All-Big 10 Team. He is the son of Caron Baldwin and the late Darryl Baldwin, Sr. and was coached by .

Calvin Cagney Ohio

Calvin was named first team All-NCAC as a tight for the Battling Bishops in 2014. He completes a career at OWU that included similar honors as a junior and sophomore. Calvin was named to the Dean’s list multiple times and carries a 3.66 GPA He is active in the OWU Bishop Games for athletes with special needs, Read-A-Thon at Shultz Elementary school and worked summer jobs doing landscaping. He plans to obtain a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree and help patients and athletes to regain pain-free life styles. He is the son of Martin and Beth Cagney and was coached by Tom Watts.

11 2015 Ohio Gold Award

Recipient: Troy Smith

Troy Smith was 25-3 as a starting quarterback, led Ohio State to Big Ten championships in 2005 and 2006. In 2005 he threw for 2,282 yards with 16 touchdowns and only four inter- ceptions, and in 2006 he threw for 2,542 yards with a school-re- cord 30 touchdowns against just six . Smith won the 2006 Heis- man Trophy in a landslide – his victory total was the second-larg- est margin of victory – and he was a consensus All-American as a senior after leading Ohio State to a 12-0 regular season and to a national title game appear- ance. He closed an exceptional career at Ohio State with 5,720 passing yards while completing 62.7 percent of his passes (second-best at Ohio State) with 54 touchdowns (third behind and ). His career passing efficiency mark of 157.1 is a school record. Smith was drafted in the fifth round of the 2007 NFL Draft by the . He played three seasons with the Ravens and one with the . He recently completed his second season playing for the Montreal Alou- ettes of the . Troy Smith’s name and his jersey number “10” will forever be displayed in as the Ohio State Department of Athletics honored Smith, the 2006 winner, and enshrined his jersey number in Ohio Stadium during halftime ceremonies of the Nov. 29 game against Michigan, a 42-28 victory. Smith, a 2006 Ohio State graduate with a degree in communications, is the eighth former Buckeye to be so honored in Ohio Stadium after the five previous Heisman Trophy winners – , , Howard “Hopalong” Cas- sady, and – and . He started three games against Michigan and won all three to become only the second Ohio State quarterback to accomplish the feat. In each game he topped 300 yards of total offense and he accounted for nine touchdowns and 857 yards passing in the three victories.

12 2015 Larry Larson High School Coaches Award

Recipient - Bob Jacoby

Bob Jacoby spent 25 years as a head football coach at the high school level. He was the for 19 seasons at St. Francis DeSales High School, 3 sea- sons at Hamilton Township High School and 3 seasons at Hamilton High School near Cincinnati. During his 25 years as a head coach, Bob was fortunate enough to coach 16 different teams that qualified for the OHSAA Playoffs. His teams achieved an overall playoff record of 34 wins and 14 losses. Six times his teams advanced to the state championship game. Twice, in 1997 and again in 1998 St. Francis De- Sales won the OHSAA Division III State Championship and four times finished as OHSAA Runner-ups (1990, 1996, 2001, 2005). Bob has been a 2 time recipient of the Shamrock Club of Colum- bus, Award and 2 time recipient of The OHSFCA Coach of the Year Award in Division III while at St. Francis DeSales and in Division I while at Hamilton. Bob has been married to his wife Kathy for 36 years. Kathy has been a Respiratory Therapist at Nationwide Children’s Hospital for 39 years. Bob and Kathy’s son Nic, his wife Laura and their 2 year old daughter Camilla reside in University City, Missouri while Nic pursues a pre-medical education at Washington University of St. Louis and Laura finishes her education degree in special education this spring with Ashland University. Bob and Kathy’s daughter Kelli, her husband Kyle Fitzpatrick and their 8 month old son, Declan, reside in Westerville. Kyle is an Internal Sales Manager for Nationwide Insurance. Kelli is a Nurse at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

13 The 2015 Tyson Gentry Courage Award

Established in 2009 and presented annually to a player, coach, staff member or fan whose actions best demonstrate the qualities of courageous leadership shown by Tyson Gentry. His courage and perseverance have had lasting impacts on the many lives. Tyson Gentry had his playing career Tyson Gentry cut short in spring, 2006, when he suffered a fracture to his vertebrae. He was the recipient of the Bo Rein Award in 2008 for the most inspirational player on the 2008 Ohio State Football team. He continues to work towards getting out of his wheelchair but is determined to use his disability to help others until then. He attributes his positive attitude to his faith, family and friends. Tyson’s wife, Megan, also plays a major role in supporting him. Tyson earned his Master’s in rehabilitation counseling from the University of Buffalo in 2014. Currently, he and Megan operate a nonprofit organization called New Perspective Foundation, which seeks to provide travel accommodations for the family and friends of individuals affected with spinal cord injuries.”

14 Where Are They Now?

Annually the Columbus Chapter tries to recognize one of the past scholar-athletes from the area that has taken the lessons learned in football and in the classroom and has succeeded in many aspects of their life. Brandon Schnittker is one of the true scholar-athletes in Ohio State history. He was a no nonsense bruising Fullback leading the way for one of the most dangerous run- ning and passing games in football. He earned a National Champi- onship ring as a member of the 2002 team. loved the way this guy played, but even more so loved his leadership and his scholar-athlete mentality. He graduated from Ohio State and the Fisher College of Business with a degree in Marketing and then followed that up with a Master of Business Ad- ministration in Marketing/Finance/Leadership Studies at the Univer- sity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. He began his career with Stryker in medical device sales in 2006 and is now a Regional Sales Manager based in for Stryker.

15 John Wooldridge - President

John Wooldridge was born and raised in Akron, Ohio, where he was a student ath- lete at Central-Hower High School. There he participated in basketball, track and was an All-American in football. He is a member of the Central-Hower High School Hall of Fame and the Summit County Sports Hall of Fame. He was awarded a football scholarship to The Ohio State University where he received a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and played tailback for the Buckeyes. From 1982 – 1986 he helped OSU to a 3-1 Bowl record and two Big 10 Championships. In 1985 he was Ohio State’s leading rusher and 2nd lead- ing scorer. He signed with the Dallas Cow- boys in 1987 and a series of knee injuries ended his football career in 1990. Wooldridge began a career in criminal justice with the Attorney General’s Office where he served as a special agent on a state and federal joint task force against organized crime. Following 14 years in criminal justice field he changed his focus to real estate and community develop- ment, where he spent 10 years as the VP of business development for KBK Enterprises. Today, John is President and CEO of Excenture Business Solutions, a business development consulting and product procurement services firm. This past October, Excenture Business Solutions was ranked by Columbus Business First as the 8th fastest growing privately held company in Central Ohio. In addition to his service as President of the Columbus Chapter, he serves as a board member for the Summit County Sports Hall of Fame, the Ohio After School All-Stars and the National Monuments Commission in Washington D.C. He is married to Kimberly and has two children, Nakita and John II.

16 The Columbus Chapter

National Scholar-Athlete Award Recipients Each year the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame awards a scholarship to the top 15 seniors in . The scholar- ship, which is an $18,000 grant for graduate work, is based upon combined excellence in athletics and academics. Ohio State’s National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame Scholarship Winners: 1964 Arnold Chonko 1985 Mike Lanese 1965 Willard Sander 1989 Joe Staysniak 1968 David Foley 1990 1970 1992 Greg Smith 1973 1994 Joey Galloway 1975 Brian Baschnagel 1995 Bobby Hoying 1979 James Laughlin 1996 Greg Bellasari 1982 Joe Smith 1999 Ahmed Plummer 1983 John Frank 2003 1984 Dave Crecelius 2008 Brian Robiskie

Campbell Trophy Recipients (Draddy Award prior to 2009) 1995 Bob Hoying, Ohio State 2003 Craig Krenzel, Ohio State The Ohio Gold Award Past Recipients Each year the Columbus Chapter honors an individual with its highest award for his/her contributions to amateur football. The recipient must have been closely associated with college football as a player, coach or as a business, political, or educational leader. Other criteria such as success in an industrial business, financial, educational, professional or related career are considered. Bob Hope Carl F. Graf Senator John Bricker Anne Hayes Hugh Hindman John Cooper Jack Nicklaus Bill Myles Woody Hayes Pandel Savic Governor James A. Rhodes Archie Griffin Wayne Duke Larry Larson Gene D’Angelo Andy Geiger Greg Lashutka John W. Galbreath Jim Tressel Howard “Hopalong” Cassady Eddie George Ernie Godfrey Mike Vrabel C. Wm. O’Neil Dwight “Ike” Kelley John McConnell Gene Smith J. Edward Weaver Jeffrey Logan Dr. James R. Hull Dr. E. Gordon Gee Robert J. Murphy, M.D. John Hicks James L. Jones

17 College Football Hall of Fame Inductees Players Charles “Chick” Harley, 1951 Archie Griffin, 1986 , 1954 Aurealius Thomas, 1989 Les Horvath, 1969 , 1991 , 1971 Bob Ferguson, 1996 Gaylord “Pete” Stinchcomb, 1973 Randy Gradishar, 1999 Jim Parker, 1974 John Hicks, 2002 Gust Zarnas, 1975 , 2005 Vic Janowicz, 1976 , 2006 Howard “Hop” Cassady, 1979 Rex Kern, 2007 Jim “Big Jim” Daniell, 1977 Chris Spielman, 2009 Gomer Jones, 1978 Eddie George, 2011 Dr. Warren Amling, 1984 Orlando Pace, 2014 Coaches Dr. John W. Wilce, 1954 , 1988 Francis A. Schmidt, 1971 Paul Brown, 1989 Ernie Godfrey, 1972 Sid Gillman, 1989 W. W. “Woody” Hayes, 1983 Earle Bruce, 2003 John Cooper, 2008 Lee Tressel, 1996 Jim Tressel, 2015 Gold Medal Winners John H. McConnell, 1998 Paul Brown, 1989 George M. Steinbrenner, III, 2002 Senator John Glenn, 2008 Heisman Trophy Winners Les Horvath, 1944 Archie Griffin, 1974 & 1975 Vic Janowicz, 1950 Eddie George, 1995 Howard “Hop” Cassady, 1955 Troy Smith, 2006 High School Coaches Award Recipients 2014 - Jeff Gafford 2008 - Mike Hagley and Ron Balconi 2013 - Ron Hinton 2007 - Gene Keel 2012 - Randy Baughman 2006 - Bob Stuart 2011 - Dick Geyer 2005 - J.D. Graham 2010 - Gary Carter 2004 - Marv Moorehead 2009 - Jack Johnson 2003 - Jack Ryan Tyson Gentry CourageAward 2009 - Joe Daniels, Ohio State Football 2010 - Dan Potokar, Ohio State Football 2011 - Steve Snapp, Ohio State Football 2012 - Richard L. Smith, Ohio State Football 2013 - Shaun Gale, Ohio State Football 2014 - Grant Reed

18 Live Auction Items

1. Ultimate Ohio State Football Package • A private tour of Ohio Stadium and The Woody Hayes Athletic Facility for up to four people to be scheduled at your convenience. • Visit spring football practice and get an early look at the 2015 Buckeye football team, including lunch at the Buckeye Hall of Fame Grill for four. • Two (2) tickets to the Ohio State vs. Michigan State Game 11/21/15 2. Columbus Zoo and the Wilds Adventure • Four people will enjoy a behind the scenes private tour of the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium to be arranged at your convenience. • The Wilds – Overnight accommodations for Two Adults – includes dinner and breakfast and choice of Open Air Safari or Safari Transport Pass (24 hour concierge on site) 3. Authentic and autographed game worn jersey Jeff Heuerman, Captain 2015 Undisputed National Champions 4. Authentic and autographed game worn jersey Evan Spencer, Captain and “Team MVP” 2015 Undisputed National Champions 5. Limited Edition Print – Five Gold Pants • Created and signed by Tyson Gentry, a framed limited edition print of the historic Five Gold Pants won in a row vs. that School Up North.

19 2015 Event Sponsors

Hall of Fame Sponsors Davis Foundation Huntington National Bank Sims Brothers Worthington Industries

Table Sponsors Buckeye Donuts Cardinal Container Cardinal Health Corporate Housing Gledhill Road Machinery Iron Pony Motorsports Group Chase Bank Jeff and Dena Logan Ohio State University Alumni Association Ohio State University Department of Athletics OSU Department of Athletics Oswald Companies Park National Bank Parkfield Insulation Services Varsity “O” Alumni Association John and Kimberly Wooldridge

Formal Wear Sponsor President Tuxedo, Ron Kaman

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