FOUR OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, 2015 & 2019) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 2020 TIGERS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

2020 Schedule & Results Gameday Storylines

Game #3 • Friday, September 18, 2020 • Charles A. Blaugrund Field • 7:00 PM kickoff WARREN HARDING RAIDERS PPD Friday, August 28 Cleveland Heights High School Stadium Cleveland Heights 1-1 overall

MAPLE HEIGHTS MUSTANGS W 41-26 TIGERS 1-0 LEL Friday, September 4 Cleveland Heights High School Stadium Garfield Heights 0-2 overall EUCLID PANTHERS L 7-34 Friday, September 11 BULLDOGS 0-2 LEL Cleveland Heights High School Stadium

GARFIELD HEIGHTS BULLDOGS 7:00 PM Last Meeting between Cleveland Heights and Garfield Heights: The Tigers and Bulldogs have not Friday, September 18 met on the football field in the last 20 years Charles A. Blaugrund Field

BEDFORD BEARCATS 7:00 PM Cleveland Heights Tigers in Week 4 games since 2000: The Tigers are 11-8 over the last 20 seasons Friday, September 25 in week 4 matchups, including a bye in 2015.. The Tigers have won four consecutive Week 4 Bedford Bearcat Stadium games, all against the Lake Catholic Cougars. Cleveland Heights has won seven of the last 8 games played during Week 4. And in 2008, the Tigers went on the road to Lorain Southview and defeated SHAKER HEIGHTS RED RAIDERS 7:00 PM the Saints, 74-28. Friday, October 2 Cleveland Heights High School Stadium

OHSAA PLAYOFFS 7:00 PM Friday, October 9 Opening Drive Site is To Be Determined Cleveland Heights hits the road for the first time as the Tigers travel to Garfield The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced in early August a plan that shortened the high school football Heights on Sept. 18. season shortened to six games and have all teams make playoffs. The Bulldogs (0-2) have struggled in their first two games, scoring 6 points in 8 The football playoffs will begin on Oct. 9 and the state quarters. Seniors Marcus Woods and Marcus Carothers are top players for championship game will be played no later than Nov. 21. Teams that lose a playoff game can add games at the end Garfield. to fill up to 10 games by Nov. 14.

This change will allows teams who are delaying their start Heights got big games from a variety of players in a Week 1 win over Maple to still be in playoffs and the plan meets with Ohio Gov. Heights, but were held in check by Euclid in a Week 2 loss. Mike DeWine's request to have the season completed by Thanksgiving. Elijah Fowlkes' kick return for a TD was the lone score vs. the Panthers. Owen Bisker, Aginon Wilson and quarterback Derrion Fair are playmakers. Desean Evans is a potential game breaker.

Defensive backs Chris Wilson and Adonis Williams are key to the secondary. Keshaun Madlock and Brandon Biggom are outstanding linebackers for the Tigers. FOUR OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, 2015 & 2019) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 2020 TIGERS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

Tigers Rewind Opponent: Garfield Heights Bulldogs Overall Record 0-2 TIGERS LOOK TO BOUNCE BACK Lake Erie League 0-2 AFTER EUCLID SEND HEIGHTS TO FIRST LOSS

Euclid PANTHERS 34 2020 Garfield Hts Schedule Garfield Hts Quick Facts 0-2 Overall, 0-2 Lake Erie League Location Garfield Heights, Ohio Cleveland Heights TIGERS 7 Enrollment 1,289 students (grades 9-12) Friday, September 11, 2020; Cleveland Heights HS Stadium 8/28 -- Bye Week -- - - - OHSAA Assignment Division II, Region 6 9/5 A Shaw L 0-7 Nickname Bulldogs Cleveland Heights dropped its first game of the season as 9/11 H Shaker Heights L 6-49 Colors Blue and Gold visiting Euclid defeated the Tigers, 34-7, on Sept. 11. 9/18 H Cleveland Heights Stadium Charles A. Blaugrund Field 9/25 A Maple Heights Surface Natural Grass Elijah Fowlkes scored the lone touchdown for Heights (1- 10/2 A Brunswick Head Coach Jason Osborne 1) on a kickoff return in the first quarter. 10/9 N OHSAA Playoffs Record 6-6 (2nd season) After Euclid (2-1, 1-1 in GCC) forced the first 3-and-out, Overall Record 6-6 (2nd season) the offense capitalized with a 33-yard touchdown run from running back Atiba Fitz to open the score 7-0 early in the first quarter. 2019 Bulldogs Schedule Bulldogs News & Notes After Euclid quarterback Andre Ralling threw a 23-yard (6-4 overall, 6-4 Independent; Region 6 = 12th) OHSAA PLAYOFF HISTORY touchdown to Claishon Ivory, Fowlkes found the end zone on the ensuing kickoff. 8/30 A Shaker Heights L-2OT 10-17 The Garfield Heights Bulldogs have qualified for the OHSAA football playoffs on four different 9/6 H Lakewood W 49-28 The Panthers defense held the Tigers scoreless the occassions. 9/14 A Bedford L 13-34 remainder of the night. 9/19 A Normandy W 51-0 The Bulldogs made the post season in 2018 as the #5 seed in Region 5. Garfield Heights earned their Fitz, Ahjay Cody, Jayvon Colvin, with contributions from 9/27 H Maple Heights L 20-64 only playoff win that year, defeating Warren Ralling led the way on the ground for the Panthers. 10/4 A Boardman L 14-31 Harding on the road, 42-25 10/10 H Valley Forge W 20-17 The Bulldogs have also made playoff appearances 10/17 H Parma W 41-0 in 2000, 2004 and 2014, each year losing in the 10/25 A Kent Roosevelts W 31-24 Regional Quarterfinals 11/1 H Mifflin W 37-0

Ohio High School Football, COVID 19, & Game Day Protocols

On Aug. 18, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine approved a new Ohio Are there fan limitations? Regular Season Games and Playoff Changes? Department of Health order clearing the way for fall contact sports with strict guidelines for the players, coaches, Yes, and it's different depending on outdoor or indoor venues. The major change was the reductioin of the regular season from 10 games to six, administrators, parents and fans. Outside, the maximum number allowed is the lesser of 1,500 or ending on Oct 2. 15% percent of the fixed, seated capacity. What should athletes and parents expect to see? The playoffs will begin Friday, Oct. 9. The state championship games will be Seating is also to be in staggered rows and sections to prevent played no later than Nov. 21. You should see designated 6-foot distances with signage, tape or contact. General admission (standing) is only allowed with 6 feet some visible spacing. The sidelines have increased, going from of distance between groups and patrons clearly marked and All schools would be eligible for the playoff regardless of their records, if the one 10-yard line to the other 10 (previously the team box maintained. team chooses to participate in the post-season. Instead of the computer ratings extended from the 25-yard line to the other 25). determining which teams qualify for the playoffs, coaches in each region will conduct a tournament seed meeting the week of Sept. 28 to form the regional Hand sanitizer and sanitizing products should be readily What about team/band participant limitations? bracket. available. There's no sharing of water bottles, food or towels. The gameday roster limits for football is 60. Schools that are eliminated from the playoffs may continue to schedule regular- season games up until Nov. 14. Can fans attend games? For schools, like Cleveland Heights, that have more players on the roster than the maximum number permitted to be dressed, * Limiting coin tosses to the referee, the umpire and one designated Family and household members may attend if not symptomatic those athletic departments are permitted to consider having representative from each team, and must social distance during the coin toss and in limited numbers. Family members should sit socially- these athletes wear jerseys and stand on the sidelines or sit in ceremony. No giving handshakes before or after the game distanced from other individuals/families/household groups. the grandstands. * The ball should be cleaned and disinfected throughout the contest. * Officials Fans in attedance must practice 6 feet of distancing and resist However, all of these additional players, just like those dressed will have limited ball contact – the offensive team will handle the ball and take it the urge to congregate. Face coverings are required except for in game uniforms and equipment, must wear facial coverings with them to huddle, while the umpire places a bean bag at the spot where the those individuals with an exceptions. Schools should prioritize and must be socially distanced. ball will be snapped ticket distribution to families of participants. FOUR OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, 2015 & 2019) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 2020 TIGERS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

2020 Tigers Facts Head Coach: Mac Stephens Hired: March 13, 2015 GENERAL INFORMATION Cleveland Heights head coach Mac Stephens enters his sixth season on the Location 13263 Cedar Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio sidelines for the Tigers. Stephens is 31-20 in his previous five seasons Founded / Established 1901 at Cedar and Lee. Enrollment 1,555 students (grades 9-12) District Cleveland Heights-University Heights City Schools Stephens spent 11 seasons as an assistant coach at three local schools Superintendent Elizabeth Kirby Principal Byron Hopkins before being named the head coach of the Tigers on March 13, 2015. Director of Athletics Joe D'Amato OHSAA Assignment - Football Division I, Region 1 Stephens graduated from Akron Firestone High School in 1986 and attended the Conference Lake Erie League University of Minnesota. Stephens spent two seasons in the NFL, playing linebacker for the New York Jets Nickname Tigers in 1990 and the Minnesota Vikings in 1991. Colors Black and Gold Stadium Complex Cleveland Heights HS Stadium Stephens served as the head coach for the Lutheran East Falcons in 2003. He has spent 11 seasons (2004- Capacity 2,500 2014) as an assistant coach at Euclid, Villa Angela-St, Joseph and Glenville before being named head coach Playing Surface Field Turf for Cleveland Heights. Year Stadium Opened 1952 Renovations Completed 2014 Coach Stephens currently resides in Euclid with his wife Belinda. They have two sons Linden, a defensive back for the Seattle Seahawks and Collin a recent graduate of Bowling Green State University. Stephens serves as the Director of Recreation for the city of Euclid as well as the owner of Coach Mac’s Speed, Power and FOOTBALL INFORMATION Fitness, located at the Euclid Sports Plant.

Head Coach Mac Stephens High School Akron Firestone College University of Minnesota Chalk Talk with Coach Stephens Seasons 5th season Tigers Head Coach Mac Stephens discusses his team and the upcoming game Career Record (6 seasons) 31-30 Record at Cleveland Heights (5 seasons) 31-22 "We lost a tough game to a good Euclid team, but I think what showed was our youth up front on the offensive side of the ball and lack of of overall Offensive Set Flexbone / Triple Option varsity experience on the defensive side of the ball. Offensively we never really got in a good rhythm and I think when we were stopped in the red zone going in at half that took away major momentum that we had going into the half. The score should have been tied at that point." Defensive Set Odd Front / 3-4 2019 Record 9-2 overall, 9-1 regular season "Defensively we were led by Jacob Biggom's 4 solo tackles, 2 assists, 1 sack and a forced fumble. Unfortunately, we had too many mental errors and 2019 Lake Erie League Record 5-0 missed tackles which ultimately led to Euclid scoring a few times." Cleveland Hts OHSAA Playoff Appearances 4 "One of the bright spots was Elijah Fowlkes who had an outstanding game on special teams with a 90-yard kick off return for a touchdown and a Cleveland Hts OHSAA Playoff Record 1-4 couple of dynamic returns."

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS 2020 Cleveland Hts Tigers Assistant Coaches Football Contact Joe D'Amato Office Phone 216-320-3015 Kahari Hicks - Offensive Coordinator Rob Bisker - Director of Football Ops E-mail Address [email protected] 6th Year at Cleveland Heights HS 2nd Year at Cleveland Heights HS Athletic Director Joe D'Amato Athletics Web Address www.heightstigers.com Scott Wodtly - Defensive Coordinator Brian Darden, Offensive Line Coach Athletics Twitter Handle @GoHeightsTigers 6th Year at Cleveland Heights HS 1st Year at Cleveland Heights HS High School Twitter Handle @CHUHSchools Head Coach Twitter Handle @MacStephens Germaine Smith - Wide Receivers Coach Darryl Buckley, Freshman / JV Assistant and Strength & Conditioning Coach Coach 6th Year at Cleveland Heights HS 6th Year at Cleveland Heights HS

Damon Williams - Defensive Line Coach Howard Little, Linebacker Coach 3rd Year at Cleveland Heights HS 2nd Year at Cleveland Heights HS

Brandon Biggom - Defensive Backs Coach Adrian Searight, Quarterback Coach 5th Yeat at Cleveland Heights HS 1st Year at Cleveland Heights HS

Andre Cliff - Running Backs and Outside Rondale Reid, Freshman Coach / JV Linebackers Coach Assistant 3rd Year at Cleveland Heights HS 4th Year at Cleveland Heights HS

Willie Smith - Varsity, JV, and Freshman Assistant Coach 16th Yeat at Cleveland Heights HS FOUR OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, 2015 & 2019) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 2020 TIGERS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

CHHS Famous Alums Heights FB is the Carpenter of "Build the Bridge"

Charles Dolan - Content is Courtesy of Matt Goul/cleveland.com 1945 Cleveland Hts HS Graduate The purpose of the “Challenge” is to pair football teams that normally would not cross paths for a seven- The "Build the Bridge Challenge” was started as a on-seven passing scrimmage and a meal. Dolan founded Home Box Office (HBO), and founded the challenge on Twitter by Heights assistant coach Kahari first company to wire apartment buildings in NYC for Hicks. cable television. Black communities are being paired with white ones, public schools with private. This summer, David Baker, the president and CEO for Dolan founded Cablevision, a cable company that the Pro Football Hall of Fame, welcomed nearly 30 expanded to included the creations of the AMC teams. Each one brought two players and a coach, who Beachwood Head Coach Damion Creel, who worked Networks. Dolan sold the company in 2017 for over $17 took part in moderated sessions about race and spent with Stephens and Hick, on the development of the billion. about three hours mingling around some of their sport’s "Build the Bridge Challenge" said football is the catalyst greatest artifacts. to change. Dolan is also a majority owner of the Madison Square Garden networks and the Madison Square Garden That was just one experience Hicks wanted players to "Football is and always will be the ultimate team sport Companies, which are the corporate owners of the New take away from the day. that brings all races and cultures together in the same York Knicks , the New York Rangers, and New York locker-room. Build the Bridge was created to break Liberty. Hicks organized the “Build the Bridge Challenge” in down walls that separate us for no reason. At the end response to rising racial tensions — stemming from the of the day we are all the same, and true conversations Charles Dolan's younger brother Larry and deaths of Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia and George Floyd, will reveal that.” nephew Paul are the current owners of the Cleveland at the hands of police, in Minneapolis — and the Indians. protests that followed those events. Hicks initially wanted to first bring together the coaches with two players, or perhaps their captains. Twenty-eight schools responded within the first 48 The Pro Football Hall of Fame helped make that Bert Wolstein - hours. That number surpassed 60, including teams in happen a little sooner than he expected. 1945 Cleveland Hts HS Graduate other sports and states. "They had everything worked out with the social Wolstein was an American real estate developer, sports As of the start of the season, over 80 Northeast Ohio distancing and allowing the kids to experience the team owner, and philanthropist. He founded Developers schools are participating and the Cleveland Browns are Hall," Hicks said, "and have different conversations on Diversified Realty Corporation, which by 2005 was the working with the organization to spread the message. all different ends. They got to eat, laugh, joke, take 4th-largest developer of shopping centers in the United pictures and talk." States. Thirty of the earliest schools to respond were invited to a moderated sessions and tour, put on by the Hall of During a closed session with players, Hicks posed In 1979, he purchased the Cleveland Force in the MISL Fame. questions. He asked what’s one thing players have felt and over the next decade became one of a few MISL stereotyped by during their teenage life. teams to turn a profit. "A lot of kids don't understand how great this game is, Cleveland Heights senior cornerback Ahmir Steward Wolstein made a bid for the Cleveland Browns during the and this is where it all started," Hicks said, "so what said, adding that football examples were used -- from summer of 1997. The NFL had three investment groups better place to bring this event together and kick it off?" vying for the new Cleveland franchise - Wolstein; the size of linemen to a player’s speed being tied to eventual owner, Al Lerner; and Wolstein's high school ethnicity. classmate, Charles Dolan.

Following his death in 2004, his widow, Iris, donated $6.5 million to Cleveland State University, which renamed it's on campus arena the Bert & Iris Wolstein Center.

Mel Tucker - 1990 Cleveland Hts HS Graduate

Tucker graduated from Cleveland Heights and went on to play football at the University of Wisconsin, earning a degree in agricultural business management.

Tucker began is coaching career in 1997 and has served in several positions with both NCAA and NFL teams in the past 20 years.

In 2005, Tucker served as the defensive backs coach for three seasons, before being promoted to Defensive Coordinator under then head coach Romeo Crennel.

In 2011, Tucker was the interim head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars for the final five games of that season, winning twice.

On February 12, 2020, Tucker become the head coach at Michigan State University. FOUR OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, 2015 & 2019) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 2020 TIGERS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

Polls & Rankings 2020 Lake Erie League Standings

CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER / CLEVELAND.COM POLL 2020 CURRENT AND EXPANDED LAKE ERIE LEAGUE STANDINGS WEEK 4 POLL, September 14 SCHOOL Est Div LEL Pct. Overall Pct. PF PA Week 5 Opponent 1 Akron Archbishop Hoban Knights Division II 3-0 Shaw Cardinals 4 1-0 1.000 3-0 1.000 49 21 vs WARRENSVILLE HTS 2 St Edward Eagles Division I 2-1 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS TIGERS 1 1-0 1.000 1-1 0.500 48 60 at Bedford 3 Mentor Cardinals Division I 2-1 Shaker Heights Red Raiders 1 1-0 1.000 1-1 0.500 59 41 at Lutheran East 4 Avon Eagles Division II 3-0 Maple Heights Mustangs 2 1-1 0.500 1-2 0.333 60 82 vs GARFIELD HTS 5 Benedictine Bengals Division II 2-1 Warrensville Heights Tigers 5 0-0 0.000 2-1 0.000 72 60 at Shaw 6 Avon Lake Eagles Division II 2-1 Bedford Bearcats 2 0-1 0.000 1-2 0.333 39 82 vs CLEVELAND HTS 7 Solon Comets Division I 0-0 Garfield Heights Bulldogs 2 0-2 0.000 0-2 0.000 6 56 at Maple Hts 8 Hudson Explorers Division II 3-0 Lorain Titans 1 0-0 0.000 0-0 0.000 0 0 no game scheduled 9 Euclid Panthers Division I 2-1 10 St. Ignatius Wildcats Division I 1-0 11 Chardon Hilltoppers Division III 3-0 12 Kirtland Hornets Division V 3-0 2018 FINAL STANDINGS 2019 FINAL STANDINGS 13 Brecksville Bees Division II 2-1 School LEL Overall School LEL Overall 14 Olmsted Falls Bulldogs Division II 2-1 Maple Heights 5-0 12-1** CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 5-0 9-2** 15 Stow Bulldogs Division I 2-0 CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 4-1 7-3 Lorain 4-1 6-4 16 Streetsboro Rockets Division III 3-0 Lorain 3-2 6-4 Maple Heights 3-2 7-4** 17 Brunswick Blue Devils Division I 2-1 Warrensville Heights 2-3 4-6 Bedford 2-3 5-5 18 Painesville Riverside Beavers Division II 3-0 Shaw 1-4 3-7 Warrensville Heights 1-4 1-9 19 Medina Bees Division I 1-2 Bedford 0-5 1-9 Shaw 0-5 2-8 20 Amherst Steele Comets Division II 3-0 ** qualified for the OHSAA playoffs ** qualified for the OHSAA playoffs 21 Aurora Greenmen Division III 2-1 22 Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary Division III 2-1 23 Nordonia Knights Division II 2-1 24 Walsh Jesuit Warriors Division II 2-0 25 Wadsworth Grizzlies Division I 1-1 Lake Erie League Expanding for 2020

Garfield Heights and Shaker Heights are back in the Lake Erie League, bringing the total number of schools in the conference to 8.

LEL president Bryan Koury has been preparing for this since January 2019 when both schools accepted invitations to join the league.

Both Garfield and Shaker Heights were previously LEL members, with Garfield departing in 2007 and Shaker in 2012. Both joined the Northeast Ohio Conference, which disbanded by 2015 with eight of those members forming the GCC.

Shaker was among them, but the school cited improved leadership, diversity and travel costs among its reasons to rejoin the LEL.

Garfield Heights has been an independent since leaving the NOC prior to the start of the 2016 academic year.

This Week in the Lake Erie League (Week 4)

Cleveland Heights Tigers Maple Heights Mustangs Garfield Heights Bulldogs Shaw Cardinals Friday, September 18 - - Charles A. Blaugrund Field Saturday, September 19 - - Shaw Field

Shaker Heights Red Raiders Warrensville Heights Tigers Bedford Bearcats Lutheran East Falcons Thursday, September 17 - - Bedford Bearcats Stadium Friday, September 18 - - Lutheran East Stadium

Lorain Titans no games scheduled FOUR OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, 2015 & 2019) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 2020 TIGERS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

2020 Cleveland Heights Tigers Football Roster

No. NamePos Ht Wt YrNo. NamePos Ht WtYr No. Name Pos Ht Wt Yr 1 Elijah Fowlkes RB/DB 5'9" 170 Jr. 21 Jaylen Davis TE/DE 6'6" 210 Sr. 54 Justin Biggom OL/DL 6'0" 310 So. 2 Marlon Neal DB 5'10" 150 Sr. 22 Aaron Colston DB 5'10" 160 Sr. 56 Daquan Johnson OL 6'0" 270 So. 3 DeeAntee Stevens DB 6'1" 180 Sr. 23 Fahrell Feeeman LB 6'0" 210 Jr. 57 Leeland Talley NG 5'9" 240 Sr. 4 Jamal Russ RB 5'10" 160 Sr. 24 Owen Bisker FB/OLB 6'0" 210 So. 58 Khadyn Hayes OL 5'7" 230 So. 5 Adonis Williams DB/WR 6'2"190 Sr. 25 Aginon Wilson FB/DT 5'11" 230 Sr. 60 Matthew Gary OL/DL 6'2" 290 Fr. 6 Chris Wilson WR/DB 6'0" 165 Sr. 32 Javon Goodson FB 5'8" 200 Sr. 62 Ramone Ross OL 6'1" 320 So. 7 Javon Edwards FB/DE 6'0" 235 Sr.33 Ashawn Sims DE 6'3"190So. 64 Vivienne Brown K So. 8 Sincere Davis RB/QB 5'11" 170 Sr.34 Travelle Wright FB/LB 5'10"200 Jr. 66 Sir Keonte' Jackson OL 6'3" 260 Jr. 9 Jacob Biggom FB/DL 6'0" 240 Sr. 35 Jaylen Coleman RB 5'4" 130 Jr. 70 Maurice Hamilton OL 6'4" 350 Jr. 10 CJ Green OLB 5'11"185 Sr. 37 Anthony Brooks RB/DB 5'6"115 Jr. 71 Jaylon Edwards OL 6'2" 295 Jr. 11 Jeremiah Dillard WR 6'1" 160 Jr. 39 Wyatt Gisel DB 5'8" 120 So. 74 Aya Azzam K Jr. 12 Darreon Fair QB 5'8" 150 So. 40 Donzell Carter LB 5'7" 155 Jr. 76 Maia Langan K Sr. 13 Tyrell Croom OLB 5'11" 175 Jr. 42 Justin Brown LB 6'0" 185 Jr. 77 Brandon Hughkeith OL/DL 6'0" 230 Fr. 14 Ashton Pugh QB 5'11" 165 So. 43 Michael Williams OL/DL 5'8" 180 Jr. 80 Rondale Reid DB 5'10" 155 Jr. 15 Delroy Richards DT 6'0" 225 Sr. 44 Jordan Evans WR 6'1" 205 Sr. 81 Vince Holland K 5'11" 145 Jr. 16 Jalen White RB/DB 5'11" 170 Jr. 45 Da'Von Anderson NG/DT 5'8" 215 Sr. 84 JaMarion Lanum WR 6'3" 180 Jr. 17 Ahmir Steward WR/DB 6'2" 175 Sr. 50 Daonte Dancy OL 6'1" 245 85 Jack Keller K Jr. 18 Jamir Cliff OLB/DB 6'1" 145 So. 51William Horton6'2" 250 Jr. 88James Robinson-Garcia WR 6'1" 150 Sr. 19 Dae'Sean Evans WR 5'11" 165 Sr. 52 Keshaun Madlock LB 5'10" 220 Sr. 89 Chris Cotton WR/DB 6'1" 160 Sr. 20 Nazavier Pitts WR 5'11" 135 Jr. 53 Justhin Austin OL/DL 6'0" 260 Jr. 90 Jackson Bryant OLB 5'8" 150 So.

2020 Garfield Heights Bulldogs Roster

No.NamePos Ht Wt Yr No. NamePos Ht Wt Yr No. Name Pos Ht Wt Yr 1 Gabriel Mayes RB/OLB 5'7 170 Sr. 21 Quis Roberson RB/MLB 6'0 205 Sr. 56 Kavontae Carter T/DT 6'3 225 Sr. 2 Alonte Hatchell WR/CB 6'0 175Sr.22 Michael Lopez WR/S 5'8 165 So. 57 Deandre Hill T/DT 6'0 230 Jr. 3 Adonis Brown RB/CB 5'7 165 Sr. 23 Terrence O’Neal TE/OLB 6'3 185 Sr. 58 Kevin Carter G/DT 6'0 245 So. 4 James Gaines RB/OLB 5'6 165 Sr. 24 Reggie Byarse RB/CB 5'8 175 Jr. 59 Chris Pate G/DT 5'10 250 Sr. 5 Marcus Carothers QB/MLB 6'1 185 Sr. 25 Arthur Sloan FB/OLB 5'10 185 Sr. 61 Damian Iacano G/DT 5'10 220 So. 6 Raeshawn Jones WR/CB 5'8 170 Sr. 26 Gavin Brooks FB/DT 5'9 200 Jr. 64 Donavan Garner T/DT 6'0 260 Sr. 7 Daeshawn Jones WR/DE 6'2 210 Sr. 27 Armon Kirtley-Floyd WR/OLB 6'2 180 Jr. 66 Sellers Johnson G/DT 6'0 240 Jr. 8 Dontae Foster WR/CB 6'1 175 Sr. 28 Tremayne Madox WR/S 6'0 180 Jr. 67 Drevonte Jackson T/DE 6'1 210 Sr. 9 Marcus Woods Jr TE/DE 6'2 220 Sr. 29 Immanuel Willis RB/CB 5'10 165 Jr. 70 Sir Roberts T/DT 6'2 235 Jr. 10 Jason Isom FB/OLB 5'10 185 Jr. 31 Willie Sanders WR/CB 5'10 170 So. 74 Demarius Smith T/DT 6'0 220 Sr. 11 Evan Robinson TE/DE 6'0 215 Sr. 33 Zac Lapoczka FB/MLB 5'7 170 So. 79 Corwin Hinton G/DT 5'8 195 Jr. 12 Noah Werdum QB/DB 6'0 170 So. 34 Ja'mykle Benison RB/MLB 5'10 180 So. 80 Deandre Haynes WR/CB 5'11 180 So. 13 Marchael Johnson WR/OLB 6'2 215 Sr. 35 Aaron Cook WR/CB 5'6 150 So. 81 Damarius Dues TE/CB 6'0 185 Jr. 14 Adam Terry WR/S 5'7 165 Sr. 37 Dashaun Hall WR/S 5'9 170 So. 82 Dwayne Caldwell WR/CB 5'10 170 So. 15 Gavin Lane FB/MLB 6'0 185 Sr. 38 Duante Potts WR/S 5'9 165 So. 83 Airrick Jackson FB/DT 6'2 245 Jr. 16 Liamonte Scott FB/S 5'10 180 Sr. 42 Emmanual Cain OL/DE 6'4 245 Sr. 84 Elvin Drake WR/S 6'2 180 Jr. 17 Joseph Lenart WR/S 6'0 175 Sr. 48 De'Marion Kennedy FB/LB 5'8 170 So. 86 Marvion Ware WR/DB 5'11 175 Jr. 18 Jerreal Brown QB/S 6'3 185 Jr. 50 Gregory Lyons C/DT 6'2 250 Jr. 87 Naizelle Holcomb WR/S 5'9 165 So. 19 Eyad Jibrin K 5'10180Sr.55 Justin Baldwin G/DT 5'10210 So.88 Jairus Smith WR/S 5'9175So. 20 Fareed Muhammad FB/MLB 5'8 170 Jr. FOUR OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, 2015 & 2019) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 2020 TIGERS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

Tigers in the NFL 2020 Cleveland Heights Tigers Team Stats Vs Maple Heights Mustangs Vs Euclid Panthers Jason Kelce - (September 4, 2020) (September 11, 2020) Philadelphia Eagles 2006 Cleveland Hts HS graduate College: University of Cincinnati Defense Rushing Drafted in the 6th round (pick 191) DeeAnte Stevens - 8 solo tackles, 1 asst Derreon Fair-13/20 of the 2011 NFL draft Keshaun Madlock - 8 solos, 3 asst, 1 PBU Owen Bisker-7/29 Jacob Biggom - 5 solos, 3 asst, 1 TFL Sincere Davis-1/5 Chris Wilson - 1 INT Elijah Fowlkes-6/21 Travis Kelce - Adonis Williams - 1 INT Jovon Goodson-3/13 Kansas City Chiefs Jamal Russ-1/4 2008 Cleveland Hts HS graduate Aginion Wilson-2/5 College: University of Cincinnati Offense D. Evans 1/4 Drafted in the 3rd round (pick 63) of the 2013 NFL draft Owen Bisker - 19 carries, 87 yds, 2 tds Dae'Sean Evans - 2 rec, 50 yds, 2 TDS, KR TD Passing Darreon Fair - 50 yds passing, 2/3, 2 TD's D. Fair 2/9 32 yards Shelton Gibson - Overall 237 rushing yards, 5.6 YPC Cleveland Browns 2013 Cleveland Hts HS graduate Receiving College: West Virgina University Jamarion Lanum 1/25 Drafted in the 5th round (pick 166) D. Evans 1/7 of the 2017 NFL draft by the Philadelphia Eagles. Spent the 2019 season with the Browns. On Sept. 7, 2020, Gibson signed with the Washington Football Team. FOUR OHSAA FOOTBALL PLAYOFF APPEARANCES (2011, 2013, 2015 & 2019) CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 2020 TIGERS FOOTBALL GAME NOTES

2020 Cleveland Heights Tigers Composite Schedule Past Seasons

1-2 2-1 Warren Harding Maple Heights Euclid 2019 Season / Results

RAIDERS MUSTANGS PANTHERS 9-2 overall; 8th in Region 1 A 28 ACLEVELAND HEIGHTS PPD A 29 A Akron St Vincent-St Mary L 8-35 A 28 A Brunswick W 14-7 S 4 ACLEVELAND HEIGHTS L 26-41 S 4 HMentor L 12-27 8-30 Medina L 10-21 S 11 HBedford W 26-6 S 11 ACLEVELAND HEIGHTS W 34-7 9-6 Glenville W17-0 S19 AShaw S18 HStrongsville 9-14 Shaker Heights W50-6 S 25 HGarfield Heights S 25 HMedina 9-20 Lake Catholic W28-23 O2 HRichfield Revere O2 AElyria 9-27 Walsh Jesuit W38-30 O 9 NOHSAA Playoffs - Round 1 O 9 NOHSAA Playoffs 10-4 Lorain W35-28 10-11 Bedford W39-6 10-18 Warrensville Heights W 56-6 10-25Shaw W52-8 11-1 Maple Heights W 21-12 11-8 Mentor W7-48 Garfield Heights 0-2 Bedford 1-2 Shaker Heights 1-1 BULLDOGS BEARCATS RED RAIDERS 2018 Season / Results A 28 - Open / Bye - - - - A 28 A Padua L 7-31 A 28 - Open / Bye - - - - 7-3 overall; 10th in Region 1 S 5 AShaw L 0-7 S 4 HAlliance W 26-23 S 5 HKirtland L 10-35 S 11 H Shaker Heights L 6-49 S 11 A Maple Heights L 6-26 S 11 A Garfield Heights W 49-6 8-24 Medina L 20-43 S 18 H CLEVELAND HEIGHTS S18 HShaker Heights S17 ABedford 8-31 Brunswick W13-0 S 25 A Maple Heights S 25 H CLEVELAND HEIGHTS S 25 ALutheran East 9-7 Col. St Francis DeSales L 18-45 O2 ABrunswick S2 HShaw O 2 A CLEVELAND HEIGHTS 9-14 Lake Catholic W 27-24 O 9 NOHSAA Playoffs - Round 1 O 9 NOHSAA Playoffs - Round 1 O 9 NOHSAA Playoffs 9-21 Walsh Jesuit W 51-14 9-28 Lorain W31-23 10-5 Bedford W31-0 10-12 Warrensville Heights W 34-0 10-19Shaw W17-8 10-26 Maple Heights L 21-28

2017 Season / Results

4-6 overall; 13th in Region 1

8-25 Y'town Cardinal Mooney L 12-21 9-1 Mississauga (ON) Football North L 6-31 9-9 Benedictine L 12-30 9-15 Lake Catholic W 31-24 9-22 NDCL L 7-44 9-29 Lorain L 6-37 10-6 Bedford L 42-48 10-13 Warrensville Heights W 35-14 10-20Shaw W9-0 10-27 Maple Heights W 2-0

This Date In History - September 18 2016 Season / Results 6-4 overall; 10th in Region 1 1793 - US President George Washington lays the cornerstone of the 1947 - US Air Force created as a separate military service by passing of Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. the National Security Act 8-27 Y'town Cardinal Mooney L 6-42 1966 - Baltimore Colts quarterback Johnny Unitas throws 4 touchdown 1848 - Baseball rules that the first baseman can tag base for an out; 9-2 Warren G Harding L 6-40 passes in 38-23 win at Minnesota (Metropolitan Stadium) to surpass 9-9 Benedictine W 47-40 instead of only tagging the runner to register an out. Y.A. Tittle as NFL's career leader with 212; Unitas would finish his career with 290 TD passes. 9-16 Lake Catholic W 28-17 1895 Booker T. Washington delivers 'Atlanta Compromise' address 9-23 Toledo Start W 44-14 1990 - Atlanta is chosen to host the 1996 (centennial) Summer 9-30 Maple Heights W 34-30 1927 - The Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS Radio) goes on the air Olympics. 10-7 Bedford W34-26 with 18 stations as affliates (WOR was the NYC affiliate) 1996 - New York Yankees pitcher, Roger Clemens ties his own major 10-14 Akron SVSM L 0-28 league record with 20 strikeouts 10-21 Shaw W15-10 10-28 Lorain L 13-14