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Record 2 - 8 - 0
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Cardinal Conference
1 - 4 - 1
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5th Place
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Back row: Trainers: M.Bowers &
B.Bille, T.Mowry, M.Johnson, T.Miller, M.Mullenix, B.Finley, R.Hughes,
mgrs: S.Smeltzer,B.Sorrell, D.Walker.
5th row: S.Smurthwaite, C.Donley, J.Goodwin, T.Krebs, T.Frederick,
M.Lucas, J.Moore, J.Rankin, T.South, S.Fahrney.
4th row: T.Atchinson, B.Street, M.Simmons, K.Shakley, K.Skriner,
B.Barr, S.Freelon, D.Schuman, S.Eagle, P.Phillip.
3rd row: D.Mumaw, J.Weiss, G.Laughlin, R.Stepp, E.Halterman, D.Mager,
K.Busch, J.Usher, D.Vogel.
2nd row: Coaches B.Seder & E.Bush, A.Bringman, D.Thomas, J.Bookmyer,
S.Yusko, T.Smeltzer, T.Barr, R.Crossen, S.Barnes, T.White, Coaches:
C.White & J.Saccomen.
Front: Head Coach Dave Gray, Trainer K.Creasy, A.Smiley, R.Obrecht,
B.Seder, M.Reep, T.Wait, R.Malone, T.Schultz, R.Collins, Dr. Paul
Sauder. |
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LINE UP |
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Offense |
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Defense: |
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
AHS
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25
0
6
35
0
28
20
14
15
19
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Galion
Cleveland Benedictine
Shelby
Coshocton
Mansfield Madison
Mansfield Malabar
New Philadelphia
Wooster
Dover
Mansfield Senior
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13
40
37
28
35
33
32
19
47
20
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LE
LT
LT
LG
C
RG
RG
RT
RE
QB
LH
RH
FB
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Tim Schultz
Toby White
Dave Thomas
Todd Barr
John Bookmyer
Ken Busch
Brian Finley
Alan Bringman
Bill Seder
Todd Wait
Dan Mager
Mark Reep
Rom Malone |
LE
LT
MG
RT
RT
RE
RB
MB
LB
LB
HB
HB
HB
S
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Scott Eagle
Toby White
Ken Shakley
Brian Barr
John Usher
Dave Mumaw
Todd Barr
Todd Smeltzer
Ken Busch
Mark Reep
Rob Collins
Eric Halterman
Dan Mager
Bill Seder |
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| Coach Dave Gray's "Air Ashland"
re-wrote the A's aerial records. First-team All-Ohio Bill Seder
(74 receptions, 1166 yds, 8 TDs) and third-team All-Ohio Todd
Wait (153 of 308 passes for 1987 yds and 13 TDs) became the most
prolific passing combination in the school's history. Even Tim
Schultz surpassed the old receiving mark with 40 catches. Although
the Run and Shoot produced the most points since 1972, the defense
gave up 304 points, the most in AHS history. At the banquet John
Bookmyer and Toby White were the top linemen, while Ken Shakley
won the Helmet award and Bill Seder the MVP. |
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