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Madeira hopes t® build ®n 1997 with playoff year BY CAt3EY HOFFMAN Enquirer contributor Ayear ago,Josh Cohen was an mknown slotback on an unher-
dded Madeira team. But after a disappointing first ,ciimmage,new coach Tim Viox Iecided changes were in order.
particularly fast, ran for 1,351 yards as the centerpiece of Madeira's offense and Madeira, which had gone 10-40 the previJosh Cohen Tim Viox ous five seasons, put up a respectable 6-4 year. The fullbacks were big enough they were needed at guard. "Tine whole year was a real surCohen,despite beingjust5-foot-9 prise," Cohen said. "The year and 175 pounds, was moved to before, I didn't have a chance to
run much as a blocking slotback move," Viox said. and, as a team, we didn't know Finneytown coach Rob exactly what would happen with Amodio expressed his admirathe new coach." tion for Cohen,saying he has an inate ability to not let people get Cohen might only run about a a clean shot at bringing him 4.8 40,according to Viox,but he down and the desire that makes it says his star runner makes upfor imperative that more than one it by being football fast and foot- player get involved on the tackle. ball smart. "Having an attitude is crucial "He'sjust a straightahead run- for me," Cohen said."Mosttunes ner. He's a real good trap runner I'm running into guys bigger and he's smart. He knows the than me, so I have to play with angles on the field and once he heart." Viox liked putting Cohen in a breaks away, he can shift and
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leading role, because he was a battler and he had the respect of his teammates. He showed last year he was willing to do whatever it took to win,also finishing as Madeira's second-leading tackler from a linebacker position, servere ing as punter and returning kicks and kickoffs. "Last year was amazing," said Cohen,who adds this year's team goal is to get in the playoffs. "What happened gave us all so much confidence for this season."
. `having an attitude is Crucialfor me. Most times I'm running into guys bigger than me,so I have to play with heart.' — Madeira High fullback Josh Cohen
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so-Coach: Bernie Barre (19639) to-Will succeed if Richard Hall runs for more than 2,000 yards again this season, which, barring injury, would seem likely. Wyoming's system.has long been geared toward star running backs, but a strong senior finale would leave little doubt Hall was the greatest of them all. He'll get an additional boost with a big offensive line out in front of him, led by all-state candidate Matt Mefford at tackle and tight end Zach Novak. Wyoming ought to have the capability to throw this year, as well, with a capable arm in new quarterback Kyle Lewis and a talented wideout in Chris Carter. lo-Will struggle if depth becomes an issue, or a new, more aggressive approach on defense doesn't work out as planned. Most of Wyoming's top players will line up on both sides of the ball, including Hall at free safety and Mefford at defensive end. Linebacker Scott Cryder is another key to the defense. ROSTER Pas Ht Name Naim Abdullah WR 5-11 Michael Braitsch G 5-11 RB 5-11 Zach Bucuvalas Eric, Burns G 5-8 Andrew Canty RB 5-7 TE 6-3 Chris Carter C 5-8 Billy Cronin Steve Cronin C 6-2 Scott Cryder G 5-10 Zach Daniels G 5-5 QB 5-8 Eric Dantzler Jeff Davis. RB 5-8 T 6-2 Dan Deering Pat Dennis TE 6-4 David Dupee RB 5-10 Scott Guttman G 6-2 RB 6-0 Richard Hall G 6-3 Jason Harper Ryan Jordan C 5-7 Drew Kaszubski PK 6-1 T 6-2 George Lewis John Lewis G 5-8 QB 5-10 Kyle Lewis Richie Link G 5-8 Greg Maapin T 6-0 Justin McDowelI G 6-3 T 6-4 Matt Mefford Jay Miller C 6-3 Adam Monday WR 6-3 Mike Naegel G 5-11 Zach Novak TE 6-3 WR 6-0 Will Parks Stewart Patch QB 6-0 P.J. Pope RB 5-7 RB 5-8 Jose Rivera TE 6-3 Jarrod Russell WR 5-8 Ryan Shelton T 6-0 Neil Smiley Brian Smith T 6-1 Jordan Spore C 6-0 WR 6-0 Eric Taylor
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SCHEDULE All times 7:30 p.m. unless noted Opponent Date Sep.4 KINGS Sep. ii at Roger Bacon Sep.18 at Deer Park Sep. 25 READING Oct.2 FINNEYTOWN at Taylor Oct. 9 Oct. 16 at Madeira Oct. 23 MARIEMONT Oct. 3 Indian Hill Nov.6 McNICHOLAS MarieuL,i s)° ,
0- Coach: Tom Crosby (15457-1) ►Will succeed it veteran coach Tom Crosby can get Mariemont back on track, as this is traditionally among the best small-school programs in the area. With only eight returning starters, the Warriors will have to do it with youth if it's to be done this year. Reassuring is the amount of experience taking care of the ball, as Jason Mondy returns for another year at quarterback and is joined in the backfield by running back Spencer Dunning, who gained more than 1,000 yards a year ago. Defensively, Mariemont should be led by defensive tackle Eric Shaner and linebacker Mike Dever. Kicker Conrad Hindert is another veteran returnee. p Will struggle if young players aren't ready for the roles thrust upon them. While Crosby says there is some talent among his underclassmen, this team only has 20 seniors and juniors to draw from, while there are 18 sophomores on the roster. Name Carl Albrecht Justin Black Walt Bosse
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players to make a go of it in his first year and many of those key players are back this year. Offensively, Josh Cohen was a find last year as a converted fullback who was effective running in traffic. He'll be a focus again. Jason Case is back at quarterback and"may look to throw more in Madeira's run-and-shoot setup. Two key players out front on both offense and defense are Andy Lumpkin and Joe Novakov. The top defender returning is linebacker Nick Groll, last year's leading tackler. ®Will struggle if the injury bug hits in the wrong places. Madeira only has about 33 players in its program, so there is not a lot of depth. Another question might be whether other programs will be more wary of Madeira after the success demonstrated last year.
TB/D13 5-9 Jamie Hirt Billy Honsaker TE/DE 5-10 Ben Hughes T 6-0 Tim Kelly TB/MG 5-9 Bryan Kirby C/LB 6-1 Eric Lautenslager TE/DE 6-1 Scott Lawson WR/DB 5-11 Rick Longworth G/DE 5-10 Zach Mayfield QB/DB 5-10 Steve McKenzie FB/MG 5-11 T 6-5 Francis Mize Jeff Nash G/T 5-10 Jason Nichols TE/LB 5-11 Andy Perdue T 6-1 Tony Reed QB/DB 5-10 Jasonm Riedmiller G/T 5-11 Dustin Sincheck G/DE 5-9 Mike Singleton WR/DB 5-10 WR/DB 5-10 Jim Skillman Tim Tanton T 5-11 Joe Tucker FB/LB 6-1 Marcus Williams T 6-1 Barry Wilson TE/LB 6-1 RB/DB 5-8 Chris Wilson Chad Wylie TE/DE 5-11
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SCHEDULE All times 7:30 p.m. unless noted Date Opponent Lastyear:6-4, 3-4 league ROSTER Sep.4 LOCKLAND Name Pas Ht Wt Yr Sep.11 at Summit OUDL 5-10 210 10 Sep.18 ►JAMIE HIRT, Sr. RB: Only proven performer back on 3 2 INDIAN HILL LOCKLAND, Todd Arkfeld Tim Beekman OL/DE 5-10 160 11 Sep. 25 at Wyoming offense will need to approximate his 1,082-yard rushing Tonight g Lastyear. 5-5, 4-3league MARIEMONT effort last year. Mike Burger RB/DB 5-8 160 12 Oct. 2 at Madeira John Cardoza OL/DE 6-1 210 11 Oct. 9 at Taylor ® PAT SCHMALLE, Jr. OGALB: An honorable-mention 4 g. WYOMING, Dustin Case OL/DL 5-6 160 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 FINNEYTOWN all-league pick last year who will lead Taylor with his Oct. 8 Jason Case QB/DE 5-9 175 12 Oct. 30 Last year: 2-8, 0-71eague DEER PARK aggressive,style. z, Drew Chloran RB/LB 5-8 160 9 Nov.6 at Cincinnati Country Day Josh Cohen RB/LB 5-9 175 12 Brian Cummings FB/LB 5-10 170 9 Brent Boyer RB/DB 5-7 150 9 back. Offensively, junior Nick returning starters in quarterback rushing for 1,190 yards last sea- Rob Davis RB/DB 5-9 165 11 ToAor T 6-3 255 11 Janning will try to replace Cooper Matt Beck and tailback Schon Mike Campbell son, while quarterback Jason Drew Derenthall QB/DB 5-8 155 9 Stephen Carley G/DE 5-9 170 9 at quarterback and should be an ® Coach: Kevin Murphy (0-0) Powell. Gardner threw for 12 touchAdam Dooley QB/DB 5>6 150 9 John Carrigan E/DE 5-11 155 9 even more effective thrower, who ► Will succeed if a host of Defensively, eight starters are downs and more than 1,000 Tim Dooley QB/DB 5-9 165 11 WR/DB 6-0 150 10 can take advantage of Walker's Reid Clasen back, with Engel and Powell as yards. Senior Kevin Tuepker is an Brad Downs WR/D13 5-10 165 12 sophomores who are being Scott Colvin C/DT 5-10 175 . 9 skills. Offensively, Snow and Cole leaders at linebacker. anchor as a two-way starter in Mike Farrell TE/DE 6-1 190 11 counted on to produce perform Kyle DeDiemar E/LB 5-11 170 10 ran for around 300 yards each a Will struggle if the kicking the backfields, while the same OULB Bob Foley 5-9 165 12 up to varsity standards right Jon Denker QB/DB 6-2 170 10 year ago. can be said for Brian Jemison on Eric Groll game becomes too big of a facRB/DB 5-10 170 10 away. Murphy, Taylor's offensive RB/LB 5-11 165 12 Mike Dever lo. Will struggle if a group of tor, as that's an area of inexperi- the offensive and defensive lines. Nick Groll OULB 6-0 190 12 coordinator the last two years, Bill Dunning RB/LB 5-7 155 9 big linemen are slower to develop ence. And, like most schools its Shaun Howard and Vince Mark Hurst OL/DL 5-9 185 11 likes his team's enthusiasm, but Spencer Dunning RB/DB 5-8 160 12 than hoped. Siple says this is, by size, Deer Park doesn't have a lot Moore bring even more experiJoe Hellebush OL/DL 6-0 250 9 is unsure of their experience. RB/D13 5-7 160 10 far, the biggest team he's had, Geoff Gray Quarterback Mike Voynovich,, of depth, so injuries could really ence to the lines, while Amodio Jake Jacobs K 6-1 160 12 Branden Fisher QB 6-3 170 10 characterized by big tackles like likes thelook of his linebacking do some damage. Jake Kallgren OL/DL 6-9 185 9 himself a sophomore starter a Ben Frazier K/LB 5-8 160 9 Colin Groth. After the defense, he pairing of Mike Chenault and Eric Fadi Khalilieh WR/DB 5-10 165 11 year ago, returns to run Taylor's ROSTER Josh Hatfield T/DT 6-2 265 10 says the offensive line is the secOgletree. Nathan Littlejohn RB/DB 5-7 150 9 option offense. He'll have a pair Name Pas Ht . Wt Yr RB/LB 6-0 185 10 and biggest key to how Indian Travis Heck ®Will struggle if line play Andy Lumpkin OUDL 5-9 200 12 of sophomores behind him in Rusty Ayers C/T 6-3 260 12 K/DB 5-10 150 11 HMI's season will unfold. Conrad Hindert J. McConnaugheyWR/DB 6-1 175 11 speedy Ryan Clemens and Matt Beck QB/DB 5-10 160 12 becomes an issue. Amodio feels James Hook DE 6-2 185 12 talent on the like he has some Chad Nichols OL/DL 5-10 215' 11 steady Brad Liggett. Three lineMatt Beckman ROSTER FB/LB 5-10 170 10 WR/DB 6-2 160 12 Josh Kacher lines, but not enough experience Joe Novakov OUDL 6-1 190 12 men, led by guard.Pat Schmalle, Pas Name Ht Wt Yr Jim Bekiaris G/LB 5-11 11 195 WR/DB 5-10 135 10 Chad Keffer Mike Novakov OUDL 6-3 215 11 and honorable-mention allRB/DB 6-1 200 11 Scott Bond OB/DB 5-8 135 9 to be completely comfortable T/DT 6-1 195 9 Chris Berre Walt Keys going into the season. Ryan Pattison OUDL 5-9 170 10 league tight end Dusty Goetz are WR/DE 5-11 Adam Boisclaire 155 9 Ryan Brown WB/DB 5-9 165 10 T/DT 5-11 230 12 Shawn King Andy Reuter WR/DB 5-6 150 9 also back G/DE 6-1 200 12 Cory Burke E/DB 5-7 145 9 ROSTER T/DT 6-0 180 9 Nathan Bolser Jeff Kipp On defense, Schmalle and 6-1 180 11 Zack Reuter WR/DB WR/DB 5-9 145 10 Matt Boone Randy Bucker C/T 5-9 200 12 Name Pas Ht Wt Yr Reed Koehler E/DE 6-0 160 10 Goetz are leaders from their line5-7 Tudor K 150 10 Chris E 6-3 225 11 Jeremy Allen DB/SE 5-7 140 9 G/DT 5-6 185 9 Derek Broughton C/DT 5-9 165 9 Josh Bystry Nic Laumann positions. Taylor has also backer OUDL 5-10 185 11 G%LB 6-2 210 11 Nick Chapman T 5-9 300 10 Jermaine Allen DB/RB 5-7 145 10 Nic Uebel Mike McCarthy WR/DB 5-10 140 11 Vic Cole help along gotten unexpected Bret Underwood TE/DL 6-2 205 10 155 11 Ryan Combs FB/DE 5-8 Gary Cornwall G/T 5-7 170 12 Derrick Banks DL/OL 5-8 190 9 G/DT 5-7 155 9 Ryan McClurg from a couple defensive line the WR/DB 5-10 165 12 FB/DE 5-10 165 9 Brian Davis G%T 5-11 195 12 Brian Behler DUOL 6-1 210 10 Rob Vicarri John McDulin G/DT 6-4 270 11 Pat Flood new to footplayers who are of RB/DB 6-0 165 11 Ford Wyckoff Gilbertson TE/LB 6-1 180 11 Eric Anthony Drew WB/DB 5-10 165 10 Matt Birkofer DB/RB 5-5 140 9 Adam McGraw WR/DB 5-8 120 9 ball this year. G/DT 5-11 195 11 Joel Engel T/LB 6-1 220 12 Anton Blakey DUOL 6-3 240 12 SCHEDULE Taylor Merten E/LB 6-0 185 10 Tim Glier ®Will struggle if youth is WR/DB 5-7 145 12 Billy Grote Jason Graham TB/LB 5-9 155 9 Jim Brehm All times 7:30 p.m. unless noted DB/SE 5-11 155 9 Will Minor RB/DB 6-2 175 11 not served. Taylor is both young T/DT 6-4 255 11 Rob Hochhausler Opponent T 5-10 265 12 Matt Bucker LB/RB 5-10 170 11 Date Jason Mondy QB 6-3 200 12 Colin Groth lacking in depth, which and LUDLOW Sep.4 Joe Haarman TE/DE 5-11 145 9 Derek Hunt WB/DB 5-7 130 10 Scoff Bucker LB/OL 5-11 200 9 Tim Nisonger RB/LB 5-10 180 11 could be a challenge In a league at CHCA Sep. 11 TE/DE 5-9 155 11 Rob Huster G/LB 5-9 170 11 Kevin Burns SE/DB 5-11 170 12 Justin Phillips WR/DB 5-6 110 9 Jordan Hall at Mariemont that seems to be deep in returnSep.18 Bill T/DT 6-0 260 10 Halpin Chris Iredale E/DB 12 5-10 140 Kellen Campbell DB/RB 5-7 155 10 Sep.25 C/G 5-11 180 12 Mike Fritz TAYLOR ing, veteran talent. T 5-11 175 10 Michael Chenault LB/RB 5-10 190 10 Oct. 2 Jamie Reynolds E/DE 6-2 175 11 Jeremy Hamilton RB/DB 5-8 165 10 Chris Keller at Indian Hill Name Pas Ht Wt Yr Hammer FB/LB 155 10 Matt 5-10 Matt Krusling TB/LB 5-8 130 9 Bobby Combs DL/OL 6-5 275 10 Oct. 9 DE 5-10 160 10 Jeremy Schubert READING Greg Ashcraft WR/LB 5-8 140 10 Rick RB/LB 5-8 145 9 Hartig Brad Louallen E/DB 5-9 150 10 Erik Elmendorf DENTE 6-1 190 10 Oct: 16 Eric Shaner E/DT 6-0 210 12 WYOMING Justin Ashcraft OL/DL 5-10 160 10 QB/DB 5-9 150 11 Wade Macke E/LB 6-1 170 10 Jason Gardner DB/QB 5-9 160 11 Oct. 23 at Deer Park Joe Brooksbank OL/LB 5-8 185 9 T/DT 5-11 190 9 Nick Janning Carson Shelton TE/LB 6-2 185 11 Jon McCulley FINNEYTOWN E/DB 5-10 150 9 Dom Giordullo DUOL 5-5 160 9 Oct. 30 G/LB 5-9 160 9 Ben Katz Ben Shimp 140 10 QB/DB 5-10 155 10 Dave Meador at Hughes Ryan Clemens QB/DB 5-6 Nov. 6 WB/DB 5-9 155 10 1 Joel Shimp E 6-3 200 12 Adam Kurtzer Mike Hall DUOL 6-0 215 11 6-1 225 12 OUDL T7 Clifton Brad 150 9 Andy Nathan K 6-1 150 12 Mike Harri ~` '' ' LiE 5 9 ;7ui i Zt _ '.`~irnp /; 4 145 1 ` vvRIDS 6--i 185 11' Jon Cordova Lippincott WR/DB 5-10 175 11 Brent Noie Todd T/E 6-1 175 9 Jason Heard 6-0 195 10 E/DE Joe Singler DB/RB 5-10 180 11 OL/DL 6-5 230 11 Kevin Currin Read'an Jason McCaw QB/DB 6-0 160 11 Phil Orton SE/DB 5-8 135 9 Chris Horwarth David Startsman C/G 6-0 200 10 K 5-10 150 9 OL/LB 6-0 170 12 Ian Davis RB/DB 5-10 155 10 Chris Osborn 0- Coach: Ken Minor (106-88- Mike Dol G/T 6-1 190 10 Adam Howard RB/DB 5-0 90 9 Price McClane Ecky Sunday LB/OL 5-9 170 9 IOULB 5-10 185 10 G/DT 5-9 160 9 Jamison Muth Schon Powell TB/LB 6-1 195 12 Shaun Howard DL/OL 5-10 225 12 1) RB/DB 5-9 160 11 Brian Talbot OUDL 5-9 155 10 Bill Duebber TB/DB 5-6 140 10 Ryan Hubbard Do. Will succeed if a lot of Brian Timmers WR/DB 5-11 130 11 Michael Pappas WR/DB 5-8 145 11 Adam Price DE/OL 5-9 165 9 Anthoney Dunklin OUDL 5-9 210 9 11 Winn Parry T/DT 6-4 225 9 Nic Rauen FB/DB 5-8 170 12 Tyler Irvine Beck Vissat RB/DB 5-5 120 DB/RB 5-11 145 9 pleasant surprises emerge, parSteve Dunn OUDL 5-10 195 10 C/DE 6-3 225 12 Larry Rohrig T 6-1 325 12 Joe Jackson Matt Weissman RB/LB 6 0 170 10 Brian Rahe DUOL 5-10 200 9 ticularly from a young group of RB/LB 5-8 145 12 Jessie Gatto 6-1 Ryan Reckman G/DT 225 12 9 Tim Rovekamp QB/DB 6-2 170 9 Brian Jemison Justin Wilschevick G/DT 5-9 170 DL/OL 6-2 210 12 players. With only five starters TE/LB 6-1 250 11 Dusty Getz Rocky Reising 5-11 T/DT 210 9 WR/DB 5-10 140 10 Cory Rutherford E/DB 5-5 125 10 B.J. Lambert Adam Wilson LB/RB 5-8 190 9 back and nine seniors available, OUDL 5-5 210 9 Brian Green T/LB 6-3 250 12 Ken Rutherford Matt Winnicki D/DE 6-0 140 9 Brian Rink E/DB 5-11 155 11 Santino Lambert DB/SE 5-8 175 11 Minor doesn't hesitate to use the WR/LB 6-0 170 12 Joe Grigsby WR/DB Grady Rogers 6-2 145 10 G/DT 5-9 190 10 Adam Sayer G/T 6-0 230 11 Lawrence Menke DENTE 6-1 190 12 term "rebuilding" in relation with David Winters Nick Hartman WR/DB 6-3 140 12 C.J. Wood G/DT 5-8 175 9 Andrew Schriener RB/DB 5-10 145 11 Josh Seltzer T 6-0 210 9 David Miller DUOL 6-1 220 9 this team. OULB 5-9 185 11 Tony Harvey WR/DB 6-0 180 11 Cam Shryock Lewis Woolsey QB/DB 5-8 140 9 Chris Smith RB/LB 5-8 145 10 Kevin Mills There is some talent available. Matt Herrmann WR/D13 5-8 125 10 DUOL 5-11 225 10 Pete Snow FB/LB 6-3 195 12 Tim Woyan WR/DB 5-11 165 12 Dan Spradlin E 6-2 160 11 Eric Mitchell SE/DB 5-1.0 165 11 Senior tailback Jamie Hirt earned Craig Jantzen WR/D13 6-1 155 12 Mike Sweeney QB/DB 5-8 140 9 Dave Stauss E/LB 5-10 130 9 Vince Moore DENTE 6-1 210 12 Enquirer all-star mention last SCHEDULE RB/DB 5-1 180 10 Richie Jones T/DT 5-9 215 11 Mark Streaker Chris Thomas FB/LB 6-1 225 11 Eric Ogletree LB/RB 6-2 215 11 year after rushing for 1,082 yards Brad Liggett All times 7:30 p.m. unless noted RB/LB 5-9 170 10 Tim Topicz RB/DB 5-0 95 9 Kerry Touch G/T 5-4 165 9 Nick Phile Opponent DB/QB 5-9 155 9 and he should see the ball a lot Date OUDL 6-2 200 12 Brent Liggett RB/DB Tony Topicz 5-0 100 10 R COLUMBUSS at HA HARTLEYEY Jason Walton . Sep.4 E 6-2 195 10 Kevin Price DUOL 5-8 210 9 again this season. Defensively, Seth Martini TE/LB 5-8 145 9 Chad VonLehman TE/LB 6-3 155 10 Jerry Whitson Sep. 11 G/T 5-9 185 9 Andrew Reichle DB/QB 5-11 190 10 linebacker Bryan Kirby was 5-10 160 11 Andy Messer RB/DL Bryan Walker WR/DB 6-2 180 12 MADEIRA Sep.18 Matt Richardson DE/SE 6-0 145 10 another all-star player who finSCHEDULE RB/DB 5-6 125 10 Ben Moerlein C/DT 5-11 215 9 at Finneytown Brady Ward Sep. 25 Danny Rouse DENTE 5-7 155 9 ished with 110 tackles. All times 7:30 p.m. unless noted James Molloy WR/DB 5-8 140 10 G/LB 6-0 165 9 at Reading Chris White Oct. 2 John Davis, Barry Wilson, DB/SE 5-8 165 10 Date Opponent John Sanger OUDL 5-4 190 9 INDIAN HILL Sean Monroe Oct. 9 SCHEDULE Sep.4 DUOL 6-0 215 12 Marcus Williams and Steve NEW RICHMOND Aaron Todd DEER PARK Oct. 16, WR/DB 5-6 130 12 Osterday Jeremy All times 7:30 p.m. unless noted Sep.11 at Bethel-Tate Kevin Tuepker DB/RB 5-9 175 .12 McKenzie are big guys who at Wyoming Oct. 23 120 .9 RB/D13 5-9 Cliff Offill Opponent Sep.18 TAYLOR Date WYOMING Travis Veser DL/OL 6-4 265 11 should provide the physical heart Nick Pyles Oct. 30 OULB 5-2 125 9 Sep. 4 CHCA at Summit Country Day Nov. 6 at Indian Hill David Warner DB/QB 5-9 145 9 on this team. WR/LB 6-1 160 11 Josh Reamer at Norwood Sep. 25 Sep. 11 D- Will struggle if the young TAYLOR David Young DUOL 6-1 215 10 at Reading Oct. 2 Sep. 18 Nathan Rogers WR/DB 5-9 145 9 Indian Hi99 at Finneytown kids play like young kids this DEER PARK Oct. 9 Sep. 25 James Schlotman OUDL 5-10 175 12 SCHEDULE at Mariemont year. Reading has 19 sophoOct. 2 MADEIRA . Oct. 16 Mike Schmalle OL/LB 5-6 150 9 All times p.m. unless 7:30 noted 1> Coach: Kevin Siple (25-26) Oct. 9 MADEIRA mores on the roster and many of Pat Schmalle at Mariemont Oct. 23 OULB 5-11 200 11 ►Will succeed if Indian Hill's Oct. 16 at Reading at Finneytown Oct. 30 them will see significant playing Scott Staples WR/DL 5-11 150 11 I Opponent defense plays as well as Siple TAYLOR Nov.6 Oct. 23 NORTH COLLEGE HILL Date time. Brad Stoneking RB/LB 5-8 160 9 Sep.4 NORTH COLLEGE HILL thinks it will. He thinks this unit Oct. 30 WYOMING ROSTER RB/DB 5-3 110 9 Dale Thomas Sep. 11 at Lockland Nov.6 at Glen Este could be comparable to the Pas Ht Wt Yr Mike Voynovich QB/DB 5-9 155 11 Sep.18 at Taylor Name AnLI-" ,,7n Braves' outstanding defense of LB 6-0 175 9 Tim Wachter TE/LB 5-8 165 10 Sep. 25 MARIEMONT Chad Amya two years ago. The entire line0- Coach: Rob Amodio (13K/P 5-11 170 11 Mike Wilhelm QB/DB 5-7 135 9 at Wyoming Eric Anderson Oct. 2 backing group is back from last 27) WR/DB 5-11 165 11 Oct. 9 DEER PARK Josh Apking year, led by two standouts in Vic SCHEDULE lo- Coach: Mike Morgan (24-8) Ill- Will succeed if a talented Oct. 16 INDIAN HILL Bobby Becomes WR/DB 5-11 165 10 Cole (115 tackles, two intercepp.m. unless noted All times 7:30 ►Will succeed if they can junior class can put behind some Oct. 23 FB/DE 5-10 175 11 at Reading Gary Blair tions last year) and Pete Snow, Opponent Date just continue making progress of the that inconsistency plagued Andy Brinck QB/DE 6-4 180 10 Oct. 30 at Madeira who will also team up as the NORWOOD Sep.4 from last year. Deer Park started the team last year. Finneytown T 6-6 245 12 Nov. 6 CHCA Terry Brinck starting running backs in the at North College Hill off 0-3 a year ago, but finished was 3-0 at one point, but strugTim Caldwell QB/DB 5-7 140 10 Sep. 11 offensive backfield. FINNEYTOWN Sep. 2 5 strong and now has a veteran gled to hold it together after that. Andre Carnevale K/P 5-9 145 12 Elsewhere, Bryan Walker, an at Madeira Sep. 25 team ready to try and expand on 9 "'adc11 a "I at looked out one point and Coffey Tim TB/LB 5-10 165 all-region receiver last year after that success. The strength on Deer Park at Oct. 2 we had two kids out there with John Davis G/LB 6-0 200 12 catching 36 passes for 632 WYOMING Oct. 9 Do. Coach: Viox (6-4) Tim upfront, with offense should be driver's licences," he remembers. D.J. Engel TB/DB 5-8 145 10 yards, will double up at safety on four returning starters back on READING l> Will succeed if last year's But measured in talent, Amodio Aaron Greene T 6-0 240 .9 Oct. 16 defense, where he will try to Indian Hill at Oct. 23 magic is available for a rerun this Paul Hall senior Joel Engel. is optimistic about this year. the line, led by WR/DB 5-9 140 9 replace last year's team leader, Mariemont at Oct. 6 fall. much Not was expected a The guys behind them should Junior running back Jason Clint Harmeyer WR/DB 5-7 120 10 Josh Cooper. Defensive end Brian know what to do, as well, with at Lockland year ago, but Viox found enough Matt Harris Heard is one of the CHL's best, T 6-0 220 10 Nov.6 Rahe(63 tackles, 4 sacks) is also
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