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COPLEY INDIANS W 49-28

Friday, August 24 Tiger Stadium

SOLON COMETS L 0-38

Friday, August 31 Stewart Field

AURORA GREENMEN L 7-21

Friday, September 7 Tiger Stadium

CUYAHOGA FALLS TIGERS W 35-12

Friday, September 14 Tiger Stadium

NORTH ROYALTON BEARS W 28-21

Friday, September 21 Serpentini Chevy Stadium

BRECKSVILLE BEES 7:00 PM

Friday, September 28 Bees Stadium

STOW BULLDOGS 7:00 PM

Friday, October 5 Tiger Stadium

WADSWORTH GRIZZLIES 7:00 PM

Friday, October 12 Tiger Stadium

HUDSON EXPLORERS 7:00 PM

Friday, October 19 Veterans Stadium

NORDONIA KNIGHTS 7:00 PM

Friday, October 26 Boliantz Stadium

PASSION

COMMITMENT

EXECUTION

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2018 SCHEDULE GAME DAY 360

0-5 Overall; 0-2 Suburban League

We talk about it being an all-the-time thing, not when it

is comfortable or convenient. What kind of player do

you want to be? What kind of impact do you want to

have on the program?

Twinsburg

PCE

P

The three letters "PCE" is a cultural blueprint that Twinsburg

coach Mike Bell wants his program to follow each day.

Playing the game with passion, being a great

teammate, doing everything with passion.

C

Everyone has dreams of being great, but to actually go

out and make it happen through hard work is something

we strive for. It has to do with effort.

“The nice thing is individually we control all of those

things in PCE,” Bell said.

E

BEES3-2 Overall; 2-0 Suburban League

THE OPENING DRIVE

TRACKING THE TIGERS

Game #6 • Friday, September 28, 2018 • Bees Stadium • 7:00 PM kickoff

Brecksville

TIGERS

Twinsburg is back on the road for a second straight week looking for a third straight win as the Tigers head to Brecksville-Broadview Heights to face the winless Bees.

BBH (0-5) has been outscored, 192-72, this season and is coming off a 44-31 loss to Cuyahoga Falls.

Twinsburg comes into the game with a two-game winning streak, the most recent being a 28-21 road win at North Royalton. QB Adam Van de Motter bounced back to have a big week against the Bears. MJ Johnson, Max Brazie and Jameel Banks are all dangerous offensive weapons for the Tigers.

Rashad Jones- Land continues to be a force on defense. Dominic Glenn is coming off a big game for Twinsburg. Gilbert Campbell has made big plays on defense for the Tigers this season.

Twinsburg is fighting for a postseason spot in the very competitive Division II, Region 5, so the Tigers can't afford any slip ups regardless of the opponent. Particularly with Wadsworth and Nordonia still waiting on the schedule.

BELL RINGING - Tigers Head Coach Mike Bell discusses last week's game against North

Royalton and the upcoming week 6 game vs Brecksville

I'm incredibly proud of the young men in this program. They focused on their preparation last week and went out and played really well on Friday night against a very good North Royalton team. Everyone played a role in our victory, it was exciting to see."

"This week we must continue the trend we began last week and that is to focus on our preparation to make sure we continue improving as players, units, and as a team. Brecksville-Broadview Heights is a team that has shown steady improvement and I expect their best effort on Friday. Each player on our roster needs to continue acquiring the skills necessary for success and to retain the knowledge of scheme and game planning that results in positive outcomes for us."


Olmsted Falls

Friday, September 21, 2018, Serpentini Stadium Garfield Heights

Willoughby South

Hudson

Cuyahoga Falls

Location Broadview Heights, Ohio TWINSBURG TIGERS

Enrollment 1,352 students Nordonia

OHSAA Assignment Division II, Region 5 North Royalton

Nickname Bees Wadsworth

Colors Crimson and Gold Stow

Stadium Bees Stadium

Surface Artificial Field Turf

Head Coach Martin Poder

Record at School 0-5

Overall Record 0-5 Olmsted Falls

Garfield Heights

Willoughby South

Hudson

Cuyahoga Falls

TWINSBURG TIGERS

Nordonia

North Royalton

Wadsworth

Stow

Padua 36-34

Garfield Heights 34-0

Brunswick 42-35

Cuyahoga Falls 41-7

TWINSBURG TIGERS

Nordonia

North Royalton

Wadsworth

Stow

Hudson

Warren G Harding

Padua 27-0

Garfield Heights 42-0

Brunswick 22-16

Cuyahoga Falls 51-7

TWINSBURG TIGERS

Nordonia

North Royalton

Wadsworth

Stow

Hudson

L10/20 A

9/18 H W

W

9/11 A W

H W

A

H L

W

H

10/23

A L 0-26

H

9/25

28-37

6-28

10/30

L

2015 BEES SCHEDULE (7-3)

8/28 H W

W

21-13

10/9 7-0

10/28 H L 28-31

11/4 A L

27-0

10/2

10/21 A L 7-41

9/4 A

9/30 A W 42-35

48-56

50-34

10/14 A W 49-27

9/16 H W

A W 48-37

9/2 H W

9/9 A W

10/13 H 12-27L

L

8/26 H W

26-41

10/27

9/28 A 35-27

W

W


L

10/6 H 27-30

9/15 A 20-23L

W

9/22 H 37-7

L

L 18-28

9/1

A

A

A W 34-20

A

9/28 H

0-5 overall

7-31

28

21

TIGERS REWIND

North Royalton BEARS

Twinsburg TIGERS

H


H8/31 6-35

0-2 Suburban League

28-55A

WEEK 6 OPPONENT: BRECKSVILLE

9/7

0-27L

BEES

H

A 31-449/21

L

L

L

8/24

9/14

34-49

10/16 A

TWINSBURG TIGERS

Players of the Week 10/7 H W

9/23

H

10/26

BEES NOTES

8/25 H

10/19

A

10/5

10/12


9/8 42-21

OFFENSE

Adam Van de Motter

Senior, QB

DEFENSE

Dominic Glenn

Junior, DB

.

SPECIAL TEAMS

Ethan Wolhwend

Senior, P/K

Twinsburg won its second consecutive game and moved over .500 on the year with a 28-21 road win at North Royalton on Sept. 21.

"I'm incredibly proud of the young men in this program," Twinsburg coach Mike Bell said. "They focused on their preparation last week and went out and played really well on Friday night against a very good North Royalton team. Everyone played a role in our victory, it was exciting to see."

Adam Van de Motter was named the offensive player of the game for the Tigers (3-2).

Dominic Glenn earned the honor on defense.

Ethan Wolhwend was recognized for his work on special teams.

Twinsburg goes for three straight wins when the Tigers travel to Brecksville-Broadview Heights on Sept. 28.

"This week we must continue the trend we began last week and that is to focus on our preparation to make sure we continue improving as players, units, and as a team. Brecksville-Broadview Heights is a team that has shown steady improvement and I expect their best effort on Friday," Bell said.

"Each player on our roster needs to continue acquiring the skills necessary for success and to retain the knowledge of scheme and game planning that results in positive outcomes for us."

1983 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

It’s been 35 seasons since the Brecksville Bees won the school’s only state championship in football. The Tom Tupa-led Bees defeated Celina 12-6 to win the OHSAA Division II state title in 1983.

Coach Joe Vadini led his Bees into Ohio Stadium that year with a perfect 13-0 record. The Bees fell behind early 6-0, but began their comeback with the use of a trick play.

The Bees executed a perfect ‘hook and ladder’ play for a 59-yard touchdown just before halftime. Tupa connected with Brian Cook near the Celina 40 yard line, who then flipped the ball a sprinting Kevin Good who raced the remaining 42 yards for the score.

The defense would record a safety in the second half and Tupa would seal the win with a 42-yard field goal into the closed end of Ohio Stadium.

Tupa signed with Ohio State and was the Buckeyes starting quarterback in the 1987 season. He threw for over 2,200 yards and was selected as an All American as a punter

Tupa would go on to play in the NFL, being selected as a quarterback in the third round by the then Phoenix Cardinals. He spent 18 seasons in the NFL, mainly as a punter and back-up quarterback.

He won a Super Bowl championship with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2002 and was the first player in NFL history to score a two-point conversion, running in a faked extra point kick attempt for the Browns in a game against the Cincinnati Bengals in the first week of the 1994 season.

CHAMPIONSHIP STREAKS IN ANOTHER SPORT

In March, the Brecksville Bees girls gymnastics team claimed its 15th-straight state team title at the 2018 OHSAA Gymnastics State Tournament. The Bees have now won 17 of the last 19 state titles and have finished in the top three every year since 1999.


HIRED FEBRUARY 4, 2015

W L T

1 Lake Catholic 8 0 24th in Region 9

2 Lake Catholic 3 0 Lost in Regional Finals

3 Lake Catholic 9 3 0 Lost in Regional Semi Finals

4 Lake Catholic 2 0 Lost in Regional Semi Finals

5 Lake Catholic 5 0 Lost in Regional Finals

6 Lake Catholic 5 0 Lost in State Semi Finals




10 Lake Catholic 2 0 Lost in Regional Semi Finals



13 Eastlake North 7 0 21st in Region 3

14 Twinsburg 9 0 26th in Region 3



17 Twinsburg 2 0 CURRENT SEASON Location: RB Chamberlin Middle School Capacity: 5.500

79 0 OVERALL RECORD 10270 Ravenna Road, Twinsburg 44087 Surface: Field Turf

Results

2008

0.400

2018 3 0.333

4 0.400

2009 12 0.857

122010

2006 8

2003

2004 0.000

0.200

Win %

GRIDIRON CLUB

TWINSBURG ASST COACHES

Coach Bell's Record - Year-By-Year

YEAR

10 0.769

2007

2002

0.615

2005

6

HEAD COACH MIKE BELL

SCHOOL

2

9 0.643

0.83310

0.857

4 0.333

2014 3

0.600

2016

17 seasons 110 0.582

TWINSBURG TIGER STADIUM2015

2013 3 0.300

0.300

Coach Bell's Philosophy

2011 10 0.833

2017

1

4

0.100

2012

Mike Bell is in his fourth year as coach of the Tigers and is looking to build on his past successes, bringing winning football back to Twinsburg.

Prior to coming to Twinsburg, Bell served one year as the head coach at Eastlake North and had a very successful 12-year run as head coach at Lake Catholic in Mentor.

In 12 seasons at Lake Catholic, the Cougars won 6 NCL Championships, qualified for the state playoffs 8 times (playoff record of 17-8) with 5 Regional Title appearances (2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010) and 3 state semifinal appearances (2007, 2009, and 2010).

Prior to 2002, Bell served as the Cougars' defensive coordinator for three seasons, winning the Division III State Championship in 2001.

Prior to coaching at Lake Catholic, Bell spent three years at Willoughby South as a position coach and defensive coordinator, four years at Maple Heights, and two seasons at his alma mater Pymatuning Valley.

The first step toward creating an improved future is developing the ability to envision it.

VISION will ignite the fire of passion, which fuels our commitment to do WHATEVER IT TAKES to achieve excellence.

Only VISION allows us to transform dreams of greatness into the reality of achievement through human action.

VISION has no boundaries and knows no limit.

Our VISION is what we become in life.

Head Coach Mike Bell -Quarterbacks Coach

Chris Knopick - Offensive Coordinator

Jim Lipinski - Running Backs Coach / Freshman Assistant

Aaron Shaffer - Linebackers Coach

Twinsburg coach Mike Bell has always been a strong believer in building a program and not just simply a football team that competes on Friday night.

Part of that is the involvement of those outside of the players and coaches, including the administration, the community and perhaps most importantly, the football parents.Bell said the Tigers are extremely lucky to have the support of The Gridiron Club at Twinsburg and he doesn’t take it for granted.

“It starts with our administration doing a great job getting our young men the equipment and necessities for the game, but when you think about all the extras to make us a first-class program that is where the Gridiron Club comes in and really helps us,” Bell said.

“There are a million ways for parents to get involved and I always encourage parents to get involved and do what they can because it doesn’t last forever at the high school level obviously. The years go fast.”

The Gridiron Club is an organization of football parents in grades 7 through 12. There is no fee to join and all members of the community are welcome to attend meetings. The Club meets the second Monday of the month at Twinsburg High School. Meetings begin at 6:00 p.m. All of the fundraising is run through Twinsburg Athletic Boosters.

The Gridiron Club raises funds to help support the team off the turf. From purchasing a new sound system for the locker room to feeding the boys on Friday nights and scrimmages, purchasing football gear such as t-shirts and cinch bags, senior gifts and hosting the end of year banquet. These events are important in developing a sense of unity and pride in the program.

Twinsburg Tiger Stadium is one of the most used athletic facilities in Northeast Ohio. Twinsburg officials say Tiger Stadium's field gets used upwards of 950 times each year for various athletic events and practices -- from football, to soccer, to regional sporting events.

In the summer of 2015, the Stadium received a major upgrade to the playing surface. New field turf was installed featuring a unique blue border and a large Tiger logo at midfield. The 'grass' has a “paneled” look of lighter and darker green shades every five yards replacing the carpet that was installed in 2005.

Tiger Stadium has become a perennial site for OHSAA football playoff games, hosting two games last year - the Division I Region 1 Semifinal (St Edward vs Stow) and the Division II Region 5 Final (Hudson and Warren Harding)

Chris Shaffer - Safeties and Freshman Head Coach

Dominique Sanders - Wide Receivers Coach

Anthony Byrd - Offensive Line Coach

Tre' Jones - Secondary Coach

Dave Browne - Defensive Line Coach


Aug. 25 10:00 AM Copley INDIANS Copley Stadium W 21-12

Sept. 1 10:00 AM Solon COMETS Tiger Stadium L 15-38

Sept 8 10:00 AM Aurora GREENMEN Veterans Stadium W 15-14

Sept 15 10:00 AM Cuyahoga Falls TIGERS Clifford Stadium W 41-6

Sept 22 10:00 AM North Royalton BEARS Tiger Stadium W 28-7

Sept 29 10:00 AM Brecksville BEES Tiger Stadium

Oct 6 10:00 AM Stow BULLDOGS Bulldog Stadium

Oct 13 10:00 AM Wadsworth GRIZZLIES Art Wright Stadium

Oct 20 10:00 AM Hudson EXPLORERS Tiger Stadium

Oct 27 10:00 AM Nordonia KNIGHTS Tiger Stadium

Aug. 23 4:30 PM Copley INDIANS Copley Stadium W 30-0

Aug. 30 4:30 PM Solon COMETS Tiger Stadium L 0-14

Sept 5 4:30 PM Aurora GREENMEN Veterans Stadium L 20-35

Sept 13 4:30 PM Open Date

Sept 20 4:30 PM North Royalton BEARS Tiger Stadium L 14-28

Sept 27 4:30 PM Brecksville BEES Tiger Stadium

Cuyahoga Falls North Royalton Oct 4 4:30 PM Stow BULLDOGS Bulldog Stadium

TIGERS BEARS Oct 11 4:30 PM Wadsworth GRIZZLIES Art Wright Stadium

Wadsworth Hudson Oct 18 4:30 PM Hudson EXPLORERS Tiger Stadium

GRIZZLIES EXPLORERS Oct 25 4:30 PM Nordonia KNIGHTS Tiger Stadium

Sept 28, Art Wright Stadium Sept 28, Veterans Stadium

Twinsburg Nordonia

TIGERS KNIGHTS

Brecksville Stow

BEES BULLDOGS

Sept 28, Bees Stadium Sept 28, Bulldogs Stadium

7th Grade Results and Summary (4-1) 8th Grade Results and Summary (4-1)

A 21 A Barberton W 16-8 A 22 H Cuyahoga Falls W 28-12

A 27 H North Royalton W 28-6 A 29 A North Royalton W 6-0

1 Akron Archbishop Hoban Knights 5-0 S 4 H Brecksville W 16-0 S 5 A Brecksville W 20-8

2 Maple Heights Mustangs 5-0 S 12 A Stow W 22-8 S 13 H Stow W 28-12

3 Garfield Heights Bulldogs 5-0 S 18 A Wadsworth L 8-22 S 20 H Wadsworth L 8-30

4 Youngstown Boardman Spartans 4-1 S 26 A Hudson 4:00 PM S 26 A Hudson 4:00 PM

5 Nordonia Knights 4-1 O 2 H Nordonia 4:00 PM O 3 A Nordonia 5:30 PM

6 Riverside Beavers 4-1 O 9 N SL-Crossover 4:00 PM O 10 N SL Crossover 4:00 PM

7 TWINSBURG TIGERS 3-2

8 Warren Harding 3-2

9 Kent Roosevelt Rough Riders 2-3

10 Akron Ellet Orangemen 4-1

11 Eastlake North Rangers 2-3

12 Madison Blue Streaks 2-3

11.000

9.100

5-02-0

2-0

National Conference

TWINSBURG TIGERS

0-2

Hudson EXPLORERS

Nordonia KNIGHTS

North Royalton BEARS

Cuyahoga Falls TIGERS

Brecksville BEES

7.550

Wadsworth GRIZZLIES

Stow BULLDOGS

1-1

TIGERS FRESHMEN (1-3)

11.057

9.250

0-2

1-1

OverallTeam / School

RB CHAMBERLIN TIGERS

SL

SUBURBAN STANDINGS

6.550

6.600

1-1

1-4

4-1

1-4

THIS WEEK IN THE SUBURBAN

0-5

7.500

4.200

1-4

TIGERS JUNIOR VARSITY (4-1)

3.850

3-2

1-1

5.050

5.000

Division II, Region 5 Standings

2-3


Copley W

Solon L

Aurora W-OT

Cuyahoga Falls W

North Royalton L

Brecksville L

Stow L

Wadsworth L

Hudson L

Nordonia W

L

L

L

North Royalton W

Brecksville L

L

L

W

W

PASSING PUNTING W

Van de Motter 26-54-2 Brazie

Brazie Cribley

Corrigan Team

TOTALS TOTALS

L

RUSHING KICKING L

Johnson Brazie L

Van de Motter Dickson L

James Team Brecksville L

A Wallace TOTALS L

Banks L

Brazie KICKOFF RETURNS L

Glenn Ritter L

Besett G Campbell W

Genos Horvath

P Wallace Johnson

Team Turle

TOTALS Goff

Matejka L

RECEIVING Team L

J Banks TOTALS LBesett L

Glenn PUNT RETURNS Garfield Heights

James Horvath W

Johnson Campbell L

Genos Banks L

Goff Team L

TOTALS TOTALS LH

0

0

29

5

0

0

TD

Lng

1 -23 -23.0 -23 0

13-51

10 5.0 7 0

2 17 8.5 11 0

1 3 3.0 3 0

10/31

9/5

A Brunswick

13-52

13-34

A

Yds

0

638 18.2

025 02.4

1

9/26

A

Cuyahoga Falls

3

49

10/28

13-41

H 0-29

Copley

Aurora

Avg

595 5629.8

Lng

20

4.1

4.8 14

5

No. Yds

11 29.3

1

0

1

4

Avg

67

61

Avg

12

3

22

No.

15.3 0

1

Yds TD

4

022

0 / 0

100.0% 1 / 14.7

6.5

14

9/12

10/2

8/29

178

12.0

55

4.8 29

90.9%

North Royalton

H

Aurora

L-OT

H

19

I-20

7-54

Lng

14

9/11

2014 Season (1-9 overall #24 in D2:R4)

35-0

2

20

46-35

H Strongsville

No.

26

0.0

1

10/303.0

A

A Avon

Nordonia

10/17

H

98.3

0

TWINSBURG STATISTICS (4 game totals)

6.2

106

12

7 205

1

4

TDC-A-I Yds

4

-

15

3 0

0

12

1

FG M-APAT%PAT M-A

Lng

22

29

38

8

322

37-13

15-38

25-41

0

JONES IS THE TIGERS VARSITY SECONDARY COACH

6735-75-3

9-20-1 124

1ST AND 10 WITH TRE JONES

6

Yds

638

Avg Lng

29

5 5.0 0

14-17

Mentor

1

A

Hudson

H

36-38

37-48

28-27

Stow10/2 A

10/16

9/9

Solon

10/10

A

Stow


-

H

9/16

10/6

9/18

A

TIGERS HISTORY

Nordonia

21-12

A

A

H Aurora

14-31

14-42

A

28-14

Wadsworth

10/21

35-22

H

H

-

FG LG

2

8/28

10/14

H

10/9

10/24 Solon

H

9/19

A

21-59

18-23North Royalton

H

Nordonia

Hudson

Wadsworth 13-34

Solon

21-49

H

10/27 H

9/8

H

7-43A

38-56

20-54

28-35

27-35

21-26

Copley

9/23

9/23

10/13 A

A10/6

H


H

8/26

31

Cuyahoga Falls

41 1

TD

67

46.7%

1.022

4.334

26 103 4.0

Per

48.2%

146

20212

548

5

514

16.8

Car

28-41

0

7 167

75

1

9/28

10 / 11

9/4

9/30

47-16

10/20

9/2

A


8/25

H 17-27

A 35-28

9/15

A 34-14

9/1

2

0 / 0

134

4.7

1

3

16

29.3

6723.9

0-27

0-34

7-28

0

3 / 4 75.0% 0 / 0 -

13-34

8

13-34

10/23

45.0% 2

0 0.0 0

1 0 0

7

35

100.0% 0 / 0 -

Rec Yds Avg Lng TD

8

6 / 6

A

9/25

Hudson

17 2.1 16 1

0 0.0

2 13 6.5 9 0

4

0-1-0 0 0.0% 0

146 36.5 56 1

5 127 25.4 38 0

18 32 1.8 0 19

3 10

0.0 0 0

0.0 0 0

5 0 0.0 0 0

3.3 0 5

1 0

1 - Why did you decide to get into coaching after your playing days were over?

I decided to go into coaching because I love the game. I always told myself if I wasn’t playing I would want to be a football coach or be associated with sports in general

2 - What does it mean to you to be on staff at your alma mater?

It means a lot to be on the staff of my Alma Mater. I never would’ve thought I’d have the opportunity to coach for Twinsburg or be in this position today, but i am happy and grateful to be involved.

3 - Is it harder to be a coach as opposed to a player because you can't physically affect the outcome of the game?

I would say Yes it is harder to coach, coming up with game plans and putting players in the right position to succeed can be tough sometimes. Often times you’ll have a plan and think that it is brilliant and it may fail miserably, but that’s what comes with the sport and that’s how you grow and improve your coaching skills. It would be easier to go out and help them win physically than to coach.

4 - What is your favorite part of Friday night and do you have any rituals or superstitions?

My favorite part about Friday’s would be being on the field during the game and interacting with the players! There is nothing in the world like that energy that you will feel down on the turf on a Friday night coaching your guys up, communicating, and celebrating when big plays are being made.


Player Player YR Player YR

1 James Grattino DB, QB, WR 5"10" 1 Branch, Alex SO. DB/WR 5’10” 36 DeLisio, John SR. LB/TE 5’11’

2 Ethan Hatcher LB, RB 6'0" 2 Campbell, Gilbert SR. DB/WR 5’8” 40 Allen, Justin SR. DL/RB 6,0,,

3 Hayden Hebron FS, SS, WR 6'0" 3 Corrigan, Aiden SO. DB/QB 5'11" 43 Cefaratti, Austin SR. LB/RB 5’9”

4 Chris Hager DB, RB 5'5" 4 Van De Motter, Adam SR. DB/QB 5'10" 44 Vella, Jake SR. LB/RB 5'10"

5 Joe Labas P, QB 6'3" 6 Brown, Antoine SO. DB/WR 6’2” 50 Bova, Alex JR. DL/OL 5'10

6 Nicholas Hajek FS, SS, WR 5'7" 7 Wohlwend, Ethan SR. K/P 6'1" 51 Malenchek, Aiden SR. DL/OL 6'5

7 Tanner Watson DE, DT, FB, HB 6'1" 8 Banks, Jameel SR. DB/WR 5’9” 52 Sablack, Jake JR. DL/OL 5'10

8 Ronald Wilson DB, WR 5'9" 9 Cribley, Ethan SO. LB/QB 5'9" 53 Martin-Crouch, Dylan SO. DL/OL 5’9”

9 Justin Kunka DE, FB, HB 6'2" 10 James, Jamir JR. LB/RB 6’o” 54 Apple, Kyle JR. LB/OL 6’1’

10 John Jesser DB, WR 5'9" 11 Cunningham, Amaree SO. DB/WR 5’6 55 Maxwell, Jordon SO. DL/OL 6'2

12 Jacob Ryan DB, FB, HB 5'9" 12 Genos, Logan SO. DB/WR 5’8” 57 Birli, Mike JR. DL/OL 5'9

13 Jeremy Jonozzo DB, WR 5'8" 13 Besett, James SR. DB/WR 6’3” 58 Smith, Ayden SO. DL/OL 5'9

14 Mitchell Hager DB, WR 5'8" 14 Matejka, Liam JR. LB/WR 5,10 59 Evans, Fred SR. DL/OL 5'10

15 Christian Asimou FS, SS, WR 5'5" 15 Curtis, Manny SO. DB/WR 5’7” 60 Cardaman, Anthony JR. DL/OL 5'8

16 Cade Erbacher FS, SS, WR 5'7" 16 Callow, Brett JR. K/P 5'10" 61 Blane, Jake SO. DL/OL 5'7

18 Parker Mitchell DB, WR 6'0" 17 Brazie, Max SR. DL/TE/QB 6'2" 64 Sako, Zach SR. DL/OL 6'0

19 Carter Lloyd DB, WR 5'9" 19 Grammens, Connor JR. LB/WR 5’10’’ 64 Penny, Michael SR. DL/OL 5'11"

21 James Petkunas FS, SS, WR 5'9" 20 Turle, Jack JR. LB/RB 5,10 65 Holmes, Patrick SO. DL/OL 5'9

22 Gavin Cortes DB, WR 5'9" 21 Glenn, Dominick JR. DB/WR 5’6” 66 Branch, Xavier SO. DL/OL 5'10

24 Jason Peters DB, WR 5'8" 22 Wallace, Phillip SR. LB/RB 5’8” 68 Golphin, Keith SO. DL/OL 5'8

25 Brian Williams DB, WR 5'7" 23 Wallace, Aaron SO. LB/RB 5’5” 70 Bowser, Colin SO. DL/OL 6'3"

26 Carson Klodnick FS, SS, WR 5'7' 24 Shabazz, Jaylan SO. DB/WR 5’7” 71 Piccolomini, Mario SO. DL/OL 5'8

27 Soren Osicka FS, FB, HB, SS 6'1" 25 Wilson, Chris SO. DB/WR 5’6” 72 Baker, Nick SR. DL/OL 5'10

28 Braxton Hiles FS, FB, HB, SS 6'0" 26 Johnson, Marvahun SO. DB/RB 5'7" 75 Abrams, Peter JR. DL/OL 5'8

29 Michael Corbo FS, SS, WR 5'10" 28 Laverdiere, Cade SO. DB/WR 5’10” 76 Kresak, Brandon SR. DL/OL 6'2

30 Raymond Carroll FS, SS, WR 5'11" 30 Hobdy, SirRonte SO. DL/TE 6’3” 80 Pleta, Blake SO. LB/WR 5’10”

31 Nicholas Kalinowski FB, HB, LB 5'10" 31 Kirkpatrick, Darryl SO. DB/WR 5’11” 81 Patterson, Tacarda SO. DB/WR 5’9”

32 Nathaniel Hulten FB, HB, LB 6'0" 32 Jones, Miles SO. DB/WR 5’10” 84 Kereky, Dalton SO. DB/WR 5'10"

33 Garret Kubitz LB, RB 6'0" 33 Levert, Emile JR. DB/WR 5’5” 86 Jones-Land, Rashad SR. DL/TE 6'1"

34 Jimmy Carmany DB, WR 5'10" 34 Schiopota, Luke SR. LB/RB 5,11 88 Radford, Tre SR. DB/WR 6'3"

35 Isaac Sell DT, FB, HB 5'8" 35 Franklin, Quran SO. LB/TE 5’10”

38 James Bronstrup DB, WR 5'9"

41 Devin Maler PK 5'9"

42 Andrew Link DE 5'10" 2018 TWINSBURG TIGERS CAPTAINS 2018 TWINSBURG TIGERS CAPTAINS

43 Marco Regalbuto FS, SS, WR 5'7"

45 Christian Mitchell DB, RB 5'7" 4 Van De Motter, Adam SR. DB/QB 5'10" 72 Baker, Nick SR. DL/OL 5'10

50 Sean Clifford C, LB 5'11" 51 Malenchek, Aiden SR. DL/OL 6'5 76 Kresak, Brandon SR. DL/OL 6'2

52 Robert Antonelli LB, OG 5'11"

55 David Drinko C, OG 5'9"

56 Corey Stease C, OG 5'10"

57 Josh Kwiatkowski DT, OG 5'10"

58 Nathan Wynn DE, DT, OT 6'2" QB 17 Brazie 4 Van De Motter DL 86 Jones-Land 55 Maxwell

59 Anthony Rizzo C, OG 5'7" RB 26 Johnson 10 James / 22 Wallace DL 59 Evans 72 Baker

65 Ryan Nin LB, OG, OT 6'1" WR 8 Banks 12 Genos DL 55 Maxwell 54 Apple

68 Jacob Nelson OG, OT 6'1" WR 21 Glenn 33 Levert DL 51 Malenchek 50 Bova

73 Luke Gibbons DB, OG, OT 6'2" WR 2 Campbell 6 Brown

74 Henry Carroll DE, OT 6'3" WR 13 Besett 28 Lavendiere LB 10 James 19 Grammens

76 Luke Kirin DT, OT 6'4" LB 3 Corrigan 44 Vella

80 Dylan Clarke FS, SS, WR 6'1" TE 35 Franklin 3 Corrigan LB 43 Cefaratti 36 DeLisio

84 Tyler Zunich FB, HB, LB 6'1" LT 72 Baker 50 Bova

87 Ben Bazan DE, FB, HB 5'11" LG 54 Apple 75 Abrams CB 1 Branch 33 Levert

88 Johnmichael Adkins DB, WR 5'4" C 65 Sako 53 Martin-Crouch CB 21 Glenn 8 Banks

92 Roger Tascar PK, P 5'9" RG 76 Kresak 52 Sablack S 13 Besett 22 Wallace

RT 51 Malenchek 71 Piccolomini S 2 Campbell 6 Brown

PK 7 Wohlwend P 9 Cribley

LS 72 Baker LS 72 Baker

K-KO 16 Callow Return 2 Campbell 8 Banks 26 Johnson

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205

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175 155

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188

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180

135

150

142

175

175

228

160

150

156

135

155

152

165

275

220

240

230

225

175

235

155

170

180

185

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160

160

170

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145

135

190

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190

210

125

160

145

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A 24 A TWINSBURG TIGERS L A 24 A Aurora W A 24 H Solon L

A 31 H Akron Firestone W A 31 H TWINSBURG TIGERS W 38-0 A 31 H CVCA W

S 7 H Uniontown Lake L S 7 H Stow W 28-14 S 7 A TWINSBURG TIGERS W

S 14 H Bedford W S 14 H Elyria W 44-21 S 14 H Tallmadge W

S 21 A Barberton L S 21 A Strongsville W 17-9 S 21 A Kent Roosevelt W

S 28 H Richfield Revere S 28 A Brunswick S 28 H Barberton

O 5 A Tallmadge O 5 H Euclid O 5 H Medina Highland

O 12 A Medina Highland O 12 A Mentor O 12 A Richfield Revere

O 19 H Aurora O 19 H Shaker Heights O 19 A Copley

O 26 A Kent Roosevelt O 26 A Medina O 26 A Columbus Mifflin

A 24 H Kent Roosevelt L A 24 H North Ridgeville W A 24 A Olmsted Falls L

A 31 A Norton L A 31 H Parma W A 31 H Garfield Heights L

S 7 A Barberton L S 7 A Medina Highland L S 7 H Willoughby South L

S 14 A TWINSBURG TIGERS L S 14 H Stow L S 14 H Hudson L

S 21 H Brecksville W S 21 H TWINSBURG TIGERS L S 21 A Cuyahoga Falls L

S 28 A Wadsworth S 28 A Hudson S 28 H TWINSBURG TIGERS

O 5 H Hudson O 5 A Wadsworth O 5 A Nordonia

O 12 H Nordonia O 12 H Brecksville O 12 A North Royalton

O 19 A Stow O 19 A Nordonia O 19 H Wadsworth

O 26 H North Royalton O 26 A Cuyahoga Falls O 26 A Stow

A 23 A Lake Catholic L A 24 H Akron Firestone W A 24 H Austintown Fitch L

A 31 N Hilliard Bradley L A 31 A Wooster W A 31 A Strongsville L 28-35

S 7 A Solon L S 7 H Medina W S 7 H Springfield L 10-16

S 14 A North Royalton W S 14 H Nordonia W S 14 A Brecksville W 27-0

S 21 H Wadsworth W S 21 A Stow W S 21 A Nordonia L 20-33

S 28 H Nordonia S 28 H Cuyahoga Falls S 28 H North Royalton

O 5 A TWINSBURG TIGERS O 5 H North Royalton O 5 A Cuyahoga Falls

O 12 A Hudson O 12 A TWINSBURG TIGERS O 12 H Stow

O 19 H Cuyahoga Falls O 19 A Brecksville O 19 H TWINSBURG TIGERS

O 26 H Brecksville O 26 H Hudson O 26 A Wadsworth

A 24 A Bedford W

A 31 A Penisula Woodridge W

S 7 H Mayfield W

S 14 A Wadsworth L

S 21 H Hudson W

S 28 A Stow

O 5 H Brecksville

O 12 A Cuyahoga Falls

O 19 H North Royalton

O 26 H TWINSBURG TIGERS

9-20

38-31

2018 Schedule 0-5 2018 Schedule

34-6

4-125-0

5-0 2018 Schedule2018 Schedule

28-49 0-25

Aurora Greenmen

2018 Schedule2-3

23-6 32-18

2018 TWINSBURG TIGERS COMPOSITE SCHEDULE & RESULTS

Copley Indians Solon Comets

28-0 29-28

7-35 21-7

14-31

28-55

2018 Schedule

North Royalton Bears Brecksville Bees

2-3

Cuyahoga Falls Tigers

1-4

6-13

6-48

7-23 42-25

34-0 6-35

43-45 7-31

31-44

Hudson Explorers

63-0

1-4 2018 Schedule

37-31

35-25

2018 Schedule

THIS DATE IN HISTORY

33-20

35-26

2-3

Stow Bulldogs

48-21

2018 Schedule

25-35

18-12

44-13

Nordonia Knights

21-48

38-31

4-1

14-28

Wadsworth Grizzlies

2018 Schedule

28-7

19-20

5-07-31

12-35

44-31

0-27

21-28

SEPTEMBER 28, 1920: Eight players for the Chicago White Sox were indicted, charged with complicity in a conspiracy with gamblers to "fix" the 1919 World Series. The indictments came as a result of testimony from Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the White Sox, and confessions by two of the players as how the world's championship was thrown to the Cincinnati Reds and how they had receivedmoney or were "double-crossed" by the gamblers.

The eight players indicted include 'Shoeless' Joe Jackson and George 'Buck' Weaver. Other players included Eddie Cicotte (SP), Oscar 'Happy' Felsch (CF), Charles 'Swede' Risberg (SS), Arnold Gandil (1B), Claude 'Lefty' Williams (SP) and Fred McMullen (Utl).

Comiskey immediately suspended all eight players and blamed them for the White Sox failing to overtake the Cleveland Indians for the 1920 American League pennant. In June, 1921, all eight players were acquitted because key pieces of evidence went missing and not presented to the jury. Despite the acquittals, recently appointed Commissioner, Kenesaw Mountain Landis, immediately banned theplayers from professional baseball.

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