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Football Playoff Opponent & Conference Information Midwest Athletic Conference All-Time Football Records MAC Playoff Opponent and Conference Information Prepared by Robb Hemmelgarn, Winter 2019 School Conference W L % Results Ada Northwest Conference 0 7 0.0% Lost to St. John's 46-7 in 1994 Lost to St. John's 38-28 in 2008 Lost to St. John's 34-31 in 2009 Lost to St. John's 42-14 in 2010 Lost to Marion Local 41-14 in 2011 Lost to St. Henry 40-35 in 2012 Lost to Ft. Recovery 58-21 in 2016 Amanda Clearcreek Mid-State League 1 1 50.0% Defeated St. Henry 35-20 in 1999 Lost to St. Henry 35-7 in 2004 Ansonia Cross County Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to St. John's 68-15 in 1999 Arcanum Cross County Conference 1 0 100.0% Defeated Coldwater 17-14 (o.t.) in 1986 Archbold Northwest Ohio Ath. League 3 1 75.0% Defeated Minster 20-0 in 1988 Defeated Minster 34-7 in 1990 Defeated Coldwater 27-21 in 2019 Lost to Anna 42-7 in 2019 Arlington Blanchard Valley Conference 1 3 25.0% Lost to St. John's 24-7 in 2008 Lost to St. John's 56-0 in 2009 Lost to St. John's 33-0 in 2013 Defeated St. John's 28-0 in 2014 Attica Seneca East Northern 10 Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Marion Local 34-6 in 2018 Avon West Shore Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 35-0 in 2004 Bascom Hopewell-Loudon Blanchard Valley Conference 0 2 0.0% Lost to St. John's 31-7 in 2005 Lost to St. John's 34-14 in 2008 Batavia Southern Buckeye 0 1 0.0% Lost to Versailles 42-7 in 2003 Bellville Cleark Fork Ohio Cardinal Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 45-0 in 2005 Bethel-Tate Southern Buckeye 0 1 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 42-0 in 2015 Bloomdale Elmwood Northern Buckeye Conf. 0 1 0.0% Lost to St. John's 35-14 in 2003 Bluffton Northwest Conference 1 1 50.0% Defeated Minster 24-17 (o.t) in 1991 Lost to St. John's 26-18 in 2003 Bradford Cross County Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Marion Local 53-27 in 2012 Brookville Southwestern Buckeye Conf. 0 2 0.0% Loat to Coldwater 31-13 in 2015 Lost to Coldwater 47-13 in 2016 Carey Midland Athletic League 0 1 0.0% Lost to St. John's 21-14 in 2008 Canton Central Catholic Independent 1 2 33.3% Lost to Coldwater 62-21 in 2014 Lost to Coldwater 35-18 in 2015 Defeated Coldwater 16-13 in 2016 Castalia Margaretta Sandusky Bay Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to St. John's 19-7 in 2002 Cedarville Ohio Heritage Conference 0 7 0.0% Lost to St. Henry 28-0 in 1986 Lost to St. Henry 31-13 in 1992 Lost to St. Henry 28-7 in 1994 Lost to St. Henry 21-7 in 1997 Lost to St. Henry 43-6 in 1998 Lost to Marion Local 42-0 in 2000 Lost to Marion Local 38-0 in 2001 Cincinnati Country Day Miami Valley Conference 0 4 0.0% Lost to St. Henry 31-8 in 1986 Lost to St. Henry 20-7 in 1987 Lost to St. Henry 26-21 in 1995 Lost to Marion Local 35-7 in 2002 Cincinnati Deer Park Cincinnati Hills League 0 2 0.0% Lost to Marion Local 53-0 in 2007 Lost to Coldwater 49-14 in 2018 CHCA Miami Valley Conference 0 3 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 34-3 in 2014 Lost to Coldwater 44-14 in 2015 Lost to Coldwater 35-21in 2016 Cincinnati Lockland Miami Valley Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Marion Local 53-0 in 2011 Cincinnati Madeira Cincinnati Hills League 0 1 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 54-14 in 2001 Cincinnati Mariemont Cincinnati Hills League 1 1 50.0% Lost to St. Henry 27-0 in 1990 Defeated Coldwater 23-14 in 1995 Cincinnati North College Hill Miami Valley Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 42-0 in 2008 Cinci. Summit Country Day Miami Valley Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Minster 28-20 in 1996 Cincinnati Wyoming Cincinnati Hills League 0 2 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 20-10 in 1998 Lost to Coldwater 24-7 in 2001 Cleveland VASJ North Coast League 0 1 0.0% Lost to Versailles 26-0 in 2003 Clinton-Massie South Central Ohio League 0 3 0.0% Lost to Versailles 42-7 in 2003 Lost to Versailles 41-6 in 2004 Lost to Coldwater 63-14 in 2007 Columbus Grove Northwest Conference 1 4 20.0% Lost to St. Henry 21-0 in 1995 Lost to St. John's 41-13 in 2000 Lost to Marion Local 13-7 in 2001 Defeated Marion Local 28-26 in 2003 Lost to Marion Local 55-7 in 2014 Columbus Bishop Hartley Central Catholic League 0 2 0.0% Lost to St. Henry 35-7 in 2004 Lost to Coldwater 24-7 in 2013 Columbus Bishop Ready Central Catholic League 0 1 0.0% Lost to Anna 20-17 in 2009 Coschocton Greater Miami Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 33-14 in 2016 Covington Cross County Conference 0 10 0.0% Lost to St. Henry 28-0 in 1996 Lost to Marion Local 41-6 in 2000 Lost to Marion Local 35-8 in 2003 Lost to St. John's 56-13 in 2005 Lost to Marion Local 41-20 in 2006 Lost to Marion Local 21-17 in 2009 Lost to Coldwater 31-7 in 2011 Lost to Coldwater 20-0 in 2012 Lost to Marion Local 35-28 in 2013 Lost to Fort Recovery 14-42 in 2016 Crestview Northwest Conference 1 1 50.0% Lost to Minster 35-32 in 2017 Defeated Minster 28-14 in 2018 Cuyahoga Heights Chagrin Valley Conference 0 2 0.0% Lost to Marion Local 17-21 in 2016 Lost to Minster 7-32 in 2017 Defiance Ayersville Green Meadows Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to St. John's 56-14 in 1997 Defiance Tinora Green Meadows Conference 0 3 0.0% Lost to St. John's 28-7 in 2002 Lost to Minster 14-13 in 2014 Lost to Marion Local 34-10 in 2015 Delphos Jefferson Northwest Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to St. John's 38-13 in 2001 Delta Northwest Ohio Ath. League 1 2 33.3% Defeated Coldwater 16-14 in 2003 Lost to Versailles 28-7 in 2003 Lost to Coldwater 41-35 (2 o.t.) in 2004 Doylestown Chippewa Wayne County Ath. League 0 2 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 49-21 in 2013 Lost to Coldwater 50-9 in 2014 East Clinton South Central Ohio League 0 1 0.0% Lost to St. Henry 41-7 in 2004 Edgerton Green Meadows Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to St. John's 73-21 in 2010 Elmore Woodmore Northern Buckeye Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 19-13 in 1995 Elyria Catholic Great Lakes Conference 1 1 50.0% Lost to Coldwater 28-6 in 2005 Defeated Anna 42-35 in 2018 Fort Loramie Northwest Central Conf. 0 7 0.0% Lost to Marion Local 27-0 in 2009 Lost to Marion Local 49-7 in 2010 Lost to Minster 30-7 in 2011 Lost to St. Henry 45-14 in 2012 Lost to Marion Local 63-14 in 2013 Lost to Fort Recovery 28-7 in 2014 Lost to Minster 37-7 in 2015 Cross-County Conference 0 2 Lost to Minster 40-24 in 2017 Lost to Marion Local 24-21 (OT) in 2019 Fostoria St. Wendelin Sandusky River League 0 1 0.0% Lost to Minster 36-7 in 1990 Fredericktown Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 26-6 in 2010 Fremont St. Joseph Sandusky River League 0 2 0.0% Lost to St. John's 19-7 in 1997 Lost to St. John's 54-21 in 2012 Gahanna Columbus Academy Mid-State League 1 0 100.0% Defeated St. John's 41-35 (o.t.) in 2003 Glouster Trimble Tri-Valley Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Marion Local 33-0 in 2013 Greeneview Ohio Heritage Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 24-27 in 2016 Hamilton Badin Greater Catholic League 0 3 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 23-3 in 2001 Lost to Coldwater 41-0 in 2009 Lost to Coldwater 13-7 in 2010 Hamilton New Miami Miami Valley Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to New Bremen 45-15 in 2019 Hardin Northern Blanchard Valley Conference 3 6 33.3% Lost to St. Henry 16-14 in 1995 Lost to St. Henry 48-40 in 1996 Defeated St. Henry 14-12 in 1997 Lost to St. John's 13-12 in 1997 Lost to St. John's 61-15 in 1998 Defeated Marion Local 26-16 in 2002 Lost to Marion Local 14-10 in 2003 Defeated New Bremen 22-7 in 2004 Lost to St. John's 19-7 in 2005 Hicksville Green Meadows Conference 0 1 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 41-21 in 2011 Huron Sandusky Bay Conference 0 4 0.0% Lost to Coldwater 19-6 in 2004 Lost to Coldwater 28-0 in 2005 Lost to Coldwater 60-13 in 2013 Lost to Coldwater 40-14 in 2014 Jonathan Alder Mid-Ohio Athletic Conference 0 2 0.0% Lost to Versailles 35-28 in 2004 Lost to Coldwater 43-14 in 2007 Kenton Western Buckeye League 1 1 50.0% Lost to Coldwater 40-12 in in 1998 Defeated Coldwater 49-38 in 2001 Kettering Alter Greater Catholic League 1 1 50.0% Lost to Coldwater 59-53 (3 o.t.) in 2007 Defeated Coldwater 31-21 in 2008 Kirtland Chagrin Valley Conference 3 3 50.0% Defeated Coldwater 28-7 in 2011 Lost to Coldwater 10-9 in 2012 Lost to Minster 46-42 in 2014 Defeated Marion Local 22-20 in 2015 Lost to Marion Local 11-34 in 2017 Defeated Marion Local 16-7 in 2018 Lancaster Fisher Catholic Mid-State League 0 1 0.0% Lost to St.
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