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2019 GAME NOTESWEEK FOUR:

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September 21, 2019Prince George’s Sports & Learning Complex at Marvin F. Wilson Field

Kickoff: 2 pm

Team InformationSaint Ignatius High School: 2-1OHSAA Division I, Region 1Head Coach: Chuck Kyle ‘69Record at School: 355-91-1Overall Record: 355-91-1

DeMatha Catholic Stags: 2-1Washington Catholic Athletic Conference (Div. 1 equivalent)Head Coach: Bill McGregorRecord at School: 280-41-3Overall Record: 280-41-3

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Saint Ignatius ScheduleDate Opponent Time/Score8/31 @ Loyola Academy (IL) W, 27-109/6 @ Mentor L, 31-389/13 @ Archbishop Hoban W, 42-419/21 @ DeMatha Catholic (MD) 2:00 pm9/28 vs. Clarkson Football North (ONT) 5:00 pm10/5 vs. Rockledge (FL) 8:00 pm10/12 @ St. Edward 7:00 pm10/19 @ Archbishop Moeller 2:00 pm 10/26 vs. St. Xavier 2:00 pm11/2 vs. West Toronto Prep (ONT) 7:00 pm

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THE MATCHUP


Wildcats Storylines ...COMEBACK FOR THE AGES: Trailing 35-10 in the third quarter last week, the Wildcats fired to a 32-0 run, besting Archbishop Hoban, 42-41. The 25-point comeback now stands as the largest in school history. JAMES AND JACK ATTACK: The Wildcats will split the carries at running back on Saturday between James Crosby and Jack Welcsh, as they’ve done in the first three weeks. The Wildcats utilized a pass-heavy scheme against Hoban, but with Jack Welcsh playing primarily on offense, the Wildcats will look to establish the run. Crosby has also become a big re-ceiving threat, especially after catching a 30-yard TD pass last week.

GENERAL GRIFFIN: The Wildcats’ field general at quarterback is Grif-fin Hanna. The senior signalcaller orchestrated the comeback vs. Hoban, completing 18-of-35 passes for 270 yards and 4 touchdowns. His feats earned him USA TODAY Top Star of the Week recognition. Hanna called the plays in the second half last week, utilizing a hurry-up offense to keep Hoban off-guard. Hanna may do the same this week.

SPREADING THE WEALTH: All season, the Wildcats have spread the ball to all of the team’s wideouts. Ten different players have catches this sea-son, and four Wildcats have receiving TDs. Seven wideouts caught a pass against Hoban. That trend will continue, with senior Connor Cmiel leading the group. The senior has 9 receptions for 226 yards and 2 TDs.

THE BIG UGLIES: The Wildcats’ linemen have played well this year, on both sides of the ball. On offense, Hanna has been sacked only three times, with very few quarterback hits. On defense, the Wildcats’ big men have worn down opposing offensive lines over the course of games. Men-tor’s Brian Trobel and Hoban’s Deamonte Trayanum both enjoyed nice games against the Wildcats, but overall, the defensive line has played well. Nose tackle Max Watters should return to action this week, too.

RETURN OF THE MAC: The return of Michael McNamara to the defense helped greatly last week. After missing time due to injury, McNamara played quite well vs. the Knights, notching 8 tackles, 1 sack, and 4.5 tack-les for loss. Linebacker mates Aidan Hubbard and Aidan Conway will also have big roles this week.

NO FLY ZONE: Against Hoban, the Wildcats forced Shane Hamm to pass the ball. The gameplan worked well, with the Wildcats sacking him twice and forcing him to fumble late in the game. The Wildcats’ second-ary will be on guard against Malakai Anthony this week, too. Free safety Merick Hartley will look to continue his strong season, with 13.5 tackles, 2 blocked kicks, and 1 pass breakup in three games.

BIG BOOT: Kicker Declan Mangan put on a show last week. The junior converted field goals of 56 and 53 yards, the second and fourth longest kicks in school history. Mangan also boomed six-of-eight kickoffs into the end zone for touchbacks against Hoban. For his efforts, Mangan was named the Kohl’s Kicking National Player of the Week.

CAPTAINS: The four captains for the 2019 season are #10 Griffin Hanna, #34 Jack Welcsh, #44 Michael McNamara, and #71 Nick Schwitzgebel.

THE MATCHUP ABOUT THE WILDCATS ...

The Wildcats’ epic 25-point comeback vs. Archbishop Hoban last week now stands as the largest in Saint Ignatius foot-ball history. But Friday’s victory is far from the only come-from-be-hind win in Saint Ignatius history. In Week 4 of the 2002 season, the Wildcats also found them-selves trailing to a powerhouse program – Massillon Washington. The Tigers outgained Saint Ignatius in the first half, 236-74, en route to a 14-3 lead. An inter-ception return for a touchdown with two mintues left in the third quarter set the lead at 21-3. The 18-point advantage must have seemed insurmountable to the Tigers fans at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium. Alas, it was not. Brian Hoyer ’04 began the comeback with a 37-yard strike to Anthony Gonzalez for six, narrow-ing the deficit to two scores with just seconds left in the third. The lead shrunk to just 21-16 with 9:59 left in the fourth quarter. Two Hoyer completions placed the Cats in striking distance, and a 35-yard TD strike to Gonzalez finished the drive. Massillon’s offense made grave errors on its next drive, com-mitting several penalties before throwing near Gonzalez. The Saint Ignatius Athletic Hall of Famer and current Congressman picked off the pass and returned it 15 yards for a score. Even with an unsuccessful 2-point conversion, the Cats led, 22-21. The Tigers again turned the ball over on its next drive on a fumble. Hoyer found Gonzalez on a 25-yard pass, setting up a 2-yard Joe Palcko TD with 4:41 left. The Wildcats had a 29-21 lead. In the last minutes, the Tigers drove down the field. But the Cats’ D stayed strong for the win.

A Look Back ... Sept. 13, 2002


Learning about the Stags ...RETURN OF A LEGEND: Bill McGregor has returned to coach De-Matha this season after leading the Stags for 29 seasons. McGregor transformed DeMatha into a national football powerhouse during his initial tenure from 1982-2010. He spent the past 8 seasons as an as-sistant at Gilman School and St. Frances Academy.

FELLOW BLUE STREAKS: As it so happens, Bill McGregor and Chuck Kyle attended John Carroll University (a Jesuit school in University Heights, Ohio) together in the 1970s. McGregor graduated two years before Kyle, but the two played football together for the Blue Streaks, as did Wildcats’ offensive coordinator Nick Restifo.

ANTHONY ATTACK: In the offseason, DeMatha lost its quarterback to graduation. No matter. The Stags added a star transfer from nearby Woodrow Wilson High School – Malakai Anthony. The 6’2, 208-pound pro style QB tabbed 1,500 passing yards, 500 rushing yards, and 20 total touchdowns for Wilson last year. He’s drawn of-fers from Columbia and Seton Hill, and drawn attention from Divi-sion I programs. Anthony is very active in the pocket and an apt scrambler, but he’s a pass-first quarterback. Anthony is also a rare southpaw quarterback.

MARSHAWN MANIA: The bellcow of the Stags offense is without a doubt MarShawn Lloyd. The 5’9, 206 running back drew offers from a range of Division I schools before choosing South Carolina. Lloyd is a strong, fast back who runs to daylight. He has good vision in finding open running lanes and the speed to blow by defenders. Lloyd is also a dangerous pass catcher. The Wildcats have faced very good running backs so far this season in Brian Trobel and Deamonte Trayanum, but Lloyd might be better than both.

THE BIG BOYS: DeMatha has plenty of Division I commits, with at least 15 D1 prospects, according to Coach Kyle. One of the Stags’ biggest commits is Dwayne Allick, a big, strong offensive tackle. A Boston College commit, Allick is the leader of the O-line. Coziah Iz-zard helms the defensive line as a returning starter and Penn State commit. Inside linebacker Greg Penn III is another huge weapon at inside linebacker, standing at 6’1, 225. The junior has drawn offers from Alabama, Florida, Cincinnati, and several others.

DEFENSIVE SCHEMES: Under McGregor, DeMatha will typically line up in a 4-man front. The Wildcats have faced two teams that use 4-man lines – Loyola and Hoban. DeMatha’s size and speed presents a unique challenge for the Cats, as the Stags have plenty of top tal-ent in the front seven. The Stags also like to mix up blitz packages, so the Wildcats’ offensive will need to be smart on pre-play reads.

MAN-T0-MAN: For the most part, DeMatha likes to play man cover-age. DeMatha will mix in the occasional zone coverage scheme, but mostly the Wildcats will be seeing man coverage. The Stags have plenty of speed in the secondary to do so, but look for the Wildcats to showcase different formations and play types to isolate Connor Cmiel over the top without safety help. Safety Saieed Myers will be a key player for DeMatha – he’s played well this year.

2019 DeMatha Schedule

ABOUT DEMATHA ...

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@ St. John Bosco (CA)

vs. Imhotep Charter (PA)

vs. Avalon (MD)

vs. Saint Ignatius

vs. Life Christian Academy (VA)

vs. Washington Friendship Colle-giate Academy (VA)

@ Gonzaga (DC)

vs. Our Lady of Good Counsel (MD)

@ Washington St. John’s (DC)

vs. Bishop McNamara (MD)

L, 7-35

W, 34-6

W, 33-0

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100Points scored by the Wildcats this season

31-5Coach Chuck Kyle’s

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25Point deficit the

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4Touchdown passes

by Griffin Hanna last week

0-1Wildcats’ all-time

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0-0Wildcats’ all-time record playing in

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OL ASHTON MONTGOMERY ’22

DL/TE SAM DAUGSTRUP ’20The senior played de-fensive line last week for the first time since his sophomore sea-son, and did quite well. Daugstrup will again play a signficant role against DeMatha, as the Wildcats look to slow a dangerous Stags’ rush-ing attack. Daugstup will also play plenty on offense, serving as a power tight end. Daugstrup provides an outlet for Hanna and a strong blocking force for the run game.

The sophomore has played well at center all season long, and needs to have another good game on Saturday. Montgomery will play a central role in stopping a fierce DeMatha de-fense, which features a 4-man front. Montgom-ery and the offensive line will need to pave lanes for the running game and keep Griffin Hanna clean to power the offense.

ABOUT DEMATHA ... BY THE NUMBERS/ WILDCATS TO WATCH


2 Mike Simcak Jr. 5’9” 180 RB3 Erik Daugenti Sr. 6’1” 170 WR/DB4 Rory McConville Sr. 5’10” 165 K5 Henry Cook Sr. 5’10” 170 WR6 Declan Mangan Jr. 5’11” 165 K7 Jaxon French So. 6’0” 170 QB8 Connor Cmiel Sr. 6’2” 190 WR/DB9 Michael Morgan Jr. 5’10” 150 WR10 Griffin Hanna Sr. 6’2” 180 QB11 Steven Bodamer So. 6’0” 170 QB/DB12 Alec LaSpina Jr. 6’0” 167 WR13 Billy Spear Sr. 6’2” 150 WR14 Andrew Chime Jr. 6’0” 181 DB15 Sean Cook Jr. 5’10” 145 DB16 Jack Dunstan Jr. 5’11” 150 WR17 Colin Wiehn Jr. 6’0” 155 QB/S18 Pat Keane Sr. 6’1 180 QB19 Emmett Hanna Jr. 6’2” 200 DB20 Anthony Santagata Jr. 5’7” 145 RB21 Chris Snyder Jr. 6’1” 168 DB22 Merick Hartley Sr. 5’10” 180 DB23 Daniel Finnan Sr. 5’9” 170 DB24 Domenic Fabe Sr. 6’0” 165 WR25 James Crosby Sr. 5’8” 171 RB26 Adam Ormstead Jr. 5’11” 185 RB27 Ryan Waldron So. 5’10” 188 RB/DB28 Charlie Kinzel Sr. 5’10” 152 DB29 Dominic DeVengencie Sr. 5’10” 165 WR/DB30 Calum Campolieti Jr. 5’9” 140 DB31 John Foliano Jr. 5’10” 147 S32 Vincent Fagnilli Sr. 5’8” 145 S33 Michael Corte Sr. 6’3” 175 DB34 Jack Welcsh Sr. 6’0” 201 RB/DB35 Christopher Mathews Sr. 6’0” 185 S36 Colin MacMillan Jr. 6’1” 190 S37 Nick Velotta Jr. 6’0” 210 LB39 Jacob Davis Sr. 5’11” 191 S40 Sam Kempton Sr. 5’10” 180 S41 Patrick Kotek Jr. 5’10” 145 WR42 Jake Lang Sr. 6’3” 195 TE43 Matthew Oleksik Jr. 5’10” 175 S44 Michael McNamara Sr. 6’2” 220 LB/RB45 Aidan Hubbard Jr. 6’4” 218 LB46 Braeden Lair So. 5’11” 180 S47 Jack Norris Jr. 5’9” 140 DB48 Aidan Conway Jr. 6’2” 215 LB/DB49 Cole Smith Jr. 6’1” 165 DB50 Matthew Kall Sr. 6’1” 271 OL51 Connor Francz Sr. 6’3” 220 LB52 Ashton Montgomery So. 6’2” 295 OL53 Max Watters Sr. 6’2” 250 DL54 Aidan Crummie Sr. 6’1” 210 LB

55 Christopher Speelman Jr. 6’1” 230 OL56 Carter Zimmerman Jr. 6’3” 218 OL/DL58 Kevin Kempffer Sr. 6’1” 205 LB59 John Lenhard Jr. 5’11” 205 DL62 Rico Levert Sr. 6’0” 248 DL63 Bennett Adler Jr. 6’3” 210 DE64 Tony Georges Sr. 6’2” 290 OL66 Gus Salopek Jr. 6’5” 240 OL70 Owen Keane Sr. 6’3” 290 OL71 Nick Schwitzgebel Sr. 6’3” 293 OL73 Connor Kinney Jr. 6’3” 300 OL76 Jake Reed Jr. 6’2” 270 OL78 Alec Gottschalk Jr. 6’0” 250 OL79 Ben Kormos Sr. 6’6” 270 OL80 Sam Daugstrup Sr. 6’5” 245 TE81 Charlie Spurrier Jr. 6’1” 155 WR82 John Becker Jr. 6’0” 170 WR83 Jimmy Spear Sr. 6’2” 160 WR84 Sebestyen Balassy Sr. 6’2” 188 WR85 Timothy Lewis Sr. 6’1” 175 WR86 Nick Lamirand Jr. 6’5” 195 TE88 Jonathan McNeil Jr. 6’3” 175 WR91 Luca LaSpina Jr. 6’5” 205 DL92 Jaylyn Norris Jr. 5’10” 223 DL94 Gavin Moore Jr. 5’11” 250 DL97 Anthony Gerace Sr. 6’2” 245 DL Benjamin Rossi Sr. Intern / Assistant Coach Nathan Sommerfeld Sr. Student Training Aid Danny Salem Jr. Student Training Aid William Moore Jr. Student Training Aid Finn Cooney So. Student Training Aid Jake Bond Sr. Manager Matthew O’Neill Fr. Manager

Coaches: Chuck Kyle ’69 Head Coach Nick Restifo Hon. ’19 Offensive Coordinator/QB Ryan Franzinger ’02 Defensive Coordinator/LB Jim Cahill ’89 Quarterbacks Coach Terry Fergus ’72 Running Backs Coach Jack Hyland ’14 Wide Receivers Coach Adam Rini ’99 Offensive Line Coach Paul Yappel Offensive Line Coach Dave Cicetti Defensive Line Coach Mark Sullivan Defensive Line Coach Kevin Johnson ’10 Defensive Backs Coach John Pieschalski ’89 Defensive Backs Coach Mo Sizemore Head Athletic Trainer Tony Connacher Assistant Athletic Trainer Rev. Dan Reim, S.J. Team Chaplain Anthony Rubino Director of Strength and Conditioning

# Name Yr. Ht. Wt. Position # Name Yr. Ht. Wt. Position

SAINT IGNATIUS VARSITY ROSTER


DEMATHA ROSTER# First Name Last Name Position Ht. Wt. Class

1 Malakai Anthony QB 6'3" 215 20202 MarShawn Lloyd RB 5'10" 215 20203 Gregory Penn III LB 6'2" 250 20214 Jamal Hood DB 5'11" 185 20225 Sieh Bangura RB/LB 6'1" 210 20216 Josh Dodd WR 5'11" 190 20207 Saieed Myers DB 5'11" 195 20208 Colin Mobley DE 6'4" 270 20219 Coziah Izzard DE 6'4" 270 2020

10 Harold Peters III DB 5'10" 180 202011 Antoine Booth DB 5'11" 185 202112 Cameron Edge QB 6'2" 205 202314 Kam'Ryn Thomas WR 5'10" 180 202115 Jaden Bradley WR 6'4" 190 202116 Ben Boucher K/P 5'6" 150 202017 Marquis Battle WR 6'1" 185 202018 Robert Jones WR 6' 185 202119 Cole Donaldson WR/DB 5'11" 185 202220 KJ Winston RB/DB 6'2" 205 202221 BJ Blake DB 6' 195 202222 Ishmael Bah WR 6' 175 202023 Jaishawn Barham LB 6'4" 225 202224 Quinton Jackson WR 5'11" 180 202125 Wesley Matthews DB 6' 185 202026 Jamarri Clark DB 5'10 180 202127 Oluwafifehanmi Dehinbo DB 5'8" 175 202128 Justin Stewart DE 6'3" 240 202229 Daniel Holbrook K/P 5'10" 185 202230 Anthony Romero-Gonzalez RB 5'10 190 202031 Nathan McDonald DE 6'3" 230 202132 Darrien Lewis RB 6'1" 225 202233 Hezekiah Faison LB 6' 205 202034 Eugene Benjamin Taylor TE/LB 6'2" 240 202035 Oliver Koffie LB 5'11" 220 202136 Nigel Newby TE/LB 6'1" 215 202038 Xavier Gary DB 5'10" 180 202040 Ian Froble OL/DL 6'1" 250 202041 Jaiden Fair DB 5'9" 180 202342 Jason Moore DE 6'6" 255 202344 Muaaz Byard LB 6'1" 225 202145 Spencer Fridie LB 5'11" 200 202150 Jamal Hines OT 6'4" 300 202151 Jared Altice OL/DL 6'3" 275 202152 Dwayne Allick OT 6'4" 305 202053 Jordan White OT 6'4" 310 202054 Ethan Gough LS 6'1" 230 202155 Dylan Foster C 6'3" 275 202056 Brian Bates LB 6' 205 202357 Davin Dzidzienyo DL 6'4" 305 202160 Tavaris Ross OL 6'5" 295 202161 Noah Vitko LB 6' 210 202362 Elijah Yarborough DL 6'3" 275 202363 Aidan Stair OL 6'1" 275 202270 Golden Achumba OG 6'5" 320 202071 Joseph Harris DL 6'3" 290 202172 Darius Fox OL 6'4" 300 202174 Shawn Lee LB 6' 220 202275 Alec Washington OL 6'4" 305 202276 Adrian Hawkins OL 6'4' 280 202178 Jaylen Boddie DL 6' 240 202280 Khalid Jones WR 6'2" 185 202181 Joseph Owumi WR 6'3" 190 202199 MelTeon Davis DT 6'1" 270 2020

Emmett Clark, OperationsBrandon Peters, Operations

Dr. Daniel McMahon, Principal

Anthony Listorti '08, LinebackersDyran Stewart, Linebackers

Kenny Tate '08, Safeties

Bruce Williams, Director of Football OperationsJames O'Connor '90, Kickers

Football Staff

Todd Hamilton '99, Corners

Bill McGregor, Head CoachJosh Wilson '03, Assistant Head Coach-Defensive Coordinator

Fred Howze, Offensive CoordinatorWilliam Weathers '99, Co-Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Ends

Marvin Brown '98, Special Teams Coordinator and Defensive TacklesAndre Dixon, Quarterbacks

Jim Esposito '77, Offensive LineGreg Horning '80, Offensive Line

Edwin Williams '04, Offensive LineMoe Gibson, Running Backs

CJ Curtis, Wide ReceiversRicky Triplett, Strength and Conditioning

Dale DeBerry, Offensive Assistant

Caleb Konieczo '20, Team Manager

Wendy Norris, Head Athletic TrainerAdrienne Faircloth, Assistant Athletic Trainer

Jennifer Reading, Assistant Athletic Trainer

Connor Smith '20, Team ManagerJonathan Shrine '20, Team Manager

Tim Quinn '21, Team Manager

Fr. Damian Anuszewski, Athletic Moderator

Ed King, Athletic DirectorMatt Revkin, Assistant Athletic Director

Fr. James R. Day, President

Therman Hawkins III '22, Team Manager

Joan Phalen, Academic Support

Josh Dodd Hezekiah Faison

Harold PetersXavier Gary

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QB 10 Griffin Hanna Sr. 6’2” 180 7 Jaxon French So. 6’0” 170 RB 25 James Crosby Sr. 5’8” 171 OR 34 Jack Welcsh Sr. 6’0” 201

TE 80 Sam Daugstrup Sr. 6’5” 245 42 Jake Lang Sr. 6’3” 195

WR 8 Connor Cmiel Sr. 6’2” 190 WR 5 Henry Cook Sr. 5’10” 170

WR 16 Jack Dunstan Jr. 5’11” 150 12 Alec LaSpina Jr. 6’0” 167 LT 71 Nick Schwitzgebel Sr. 6’3” 293 79 Ben Kormos Sr. 6’6” 270

LG 66 Gus Salopek Jr. 6’5” 240 50 Matthew Kall Sr. 6’1” 271

C 52 Ashton Montgomery So. 6’2” 295 64 Tony Georges Sr. 6’2” 290

RG 70 Owen Keane Sr. 6’3” 290 50 Matthew Kall Sr. 6’1” 271

RT 64 Tony Georges Sr. 6’2” 290 79 Ben Kormos Sr. 6’6” 270

OFFENSE DEFENSE

DE 97 Anthony Gerace Sr. 6’2” 245 80 Sam Daugstrup Sr. 6’5” 245 NT 53 Max Watters Sr. 6’2” 250 OR 62 Rico Levert Sr. 6’0” 248 97 Anthony Gerace Sr. 6’2” 245 DE 63 Bennett Adler Jr. 6’3” 210 92 Jaylyn Norris Jr. 5’10” 223 OLB 44 Michael McNamara Sr. 6’2” 220 45 Aidan Hubbard Jr. 6’4” 218

MLB 48 Aidan Conway Jr. 6’2” 215 54 Aidan Crummie Sr. 6’1” 210

OLB 51 Connor Francz Sr. 6’3” 220 37 Nick Velotta Jr. 6’0” 210

CB 8 Connor Cmiel Sr. 6’2” 190 28 Charlie Kinzel Sr. 5’10” 152 SS 45 Aidan Hubbard Jr. 6’4” 218 37 Nick Velotta Jr. 6’0” 210 SS 19 Emmett Hanna Jr. 6’2” 200 46 Braeden Lair So. 5’11” 180

FS 22 Merick Hartley Sr. 5’10” 180 14 Andrew Chime Jr. 6’0” 181

CB 3 Erik Daugenti Sr. 6’1” 170 21 Chris Snyder Jr. 6’1” 168

SPECIAL TEAMSPRONUNCIATION GUIDEKO 6 Declan Mangan Jr. 5’11” 165

FG 4 Rory McConville Sr. 5’10” 165 OR 6 Declan Mangan Jr. 5’11” 165

PAT 4 Rory McConville Sr. 5’10” 165

P 6 Declan Mangan Jr. 5’11” 165

H 5 Henry Cook Sr. 5’10” 170LS 63 Bennett Adler Jr. 6’3” 210PR 5 Henry Cook Sr. 5’10” 170 9 Michael Morgan Jr. 5’10” 150 KR 8 Connor Cmiel Sr. 6’2” 190 9 Michael Morgan Jr. 5’10” 150

SAINT IGNATIUS DEPTH CHART* Depth chart subject to change on gameday

#3 Erik Daw-JEN-tee#8 Connor Kah-MEEL#10 Pat CANE#16 Jack DONE-stan#22 MARE-ick HEART-lee#24 Domenic FAYB#29 Dominic Dee-ven-JENN-see#33 Michael COURT#34 Jack WELSH

#37 Nick VA-lott-tah#51 Connor FRANZ#54 Aidan CRUMMY#62 Rico Le-VERT#66 Gus SALL-oh-peck#70 Owen CANE#71 Nick SCH-witz-ga-bel#79 Ben CORE-mos#80 Sam DOG-strup#97 Anthony Ger-RACE-ee


This Day in HistoryGames ....................................................10First Game .........................................1928Most Recent Game...........................2013Saint Ignatius Wins................................8Last Saint Ignatius Win...................2013Saint Ignatius Losses.............................2Last Saint Ignatius Loss.................2002 Ties............................................................0Largest Margin of VictorySaint Ignatius...40, 2007 vs. St. FrancisOpponents............12, 1928 vs. East Tech

Games on Sept. 21 (8-2):1928 vs. Cleveland East Tech L 0-121946 vs. Cleveland John Marshall W 14-71962 vs. Cathedral Latin W 30-01974 vs. Cathedral Latin W 13-61985 vs. Padua W 14-81996 vs. Toledo St. Francis W 35-72002 vs. Cincinnati Elder L 35-452007 vs. Buffalo St. Francis (NY) W 47-72012 vs. Erie McDowell (PA) W 34-102013 vs. Erie McDowell (PA) W 49-10

Cleveland.com Top 251. (2) Mentor (3-0)2. (3) St. Edward (2-1)3. (4) Saint Ignatius (2-1)4. (1) Archbishop Hoban (2-1)5. (5) Kenston (3-0)6. (7) Euclid (3-0) 7. (9) Avon (3-0)8. (18) Stow (3-0)9. (10) Avon Lake (2-1)10. (11) Perry (3-0)11. (12) Aurora (3-0)12. (16) Medina (3-0)13. (13) Benedictine (3-0)14. (14) Kirtland (3-0)15. (15) Strongsville (3-0)16. (17) Mayfield (3-0)17. (19) Barberton (2-1)18. (8) Wadsworth (2-1)19. (6) Solon (2-1)20. (20) Cleveland Heights (2-1)21. (21) Brunswick (3-0)22. (22) Chardon (2-1)23. (23) St. Vincent-St. Mary (2-1)24. (24) Valley Forge (3-0)25. (–) Willoughby South (3-0)

Joe Eitel, Division I, Region 1Rank W-L Mailing City School Avg Level 1 L2 L2 divisor Last playoff1 3-0 Stow Stow-Munroe Falls 9.1833 17.5 33.5 100 20172 3-0 Mentor Mentor 9.1667 18.5 30.0 100 20183 3-0 Medina Medina 8.5667 18.5 24.0 100 20164 3-0 Brunswick Brunswick 8.0167 18.5 18.5 100 20145 3-0 Strongsville Strongsville 7.3667 18.5 12.0 100 20186 3-0 Euclid Euclid 7.1616 18.0 11.5 99 20187 2-1 Cleveland Saint Ignatius 6.5667 12.5 24.0 100 20188 2-1 Lakewood St Edward 6.3000 12.0 23.0 100 20189 2-1 Solon Solon 5.1500 12.0 11.5 100 201810 2-1 Canton Canton McKinley 4.9333 11.5 11.0 100 201811 2-1 Cleveland Heights Cleveland Heights 4.6000 12.0 6.0 100 201512 2-1 Massillon Jackson 4.3333 11.5 5.0 100 201713 1-2 Elyria Elyria 3.2000 6.0 12.0 100 201514 1-2 Lorain Lorain 2.7667 6.5 6.0 100 201715 1-2 Shaker Heights Shaker Heights 2.6000 6.0 6.0 100 201316 1-2 Canton GlenOak 2.1667 6.5 0.0 100 201617t 0-3 Berea Berea-Midpark 0.0000 0.0 0.0 100 201517t 0-3 Newark Newark 0.0000 0.0 0.0 100 2005

USA TODAY Super 25 Regional Football Rankings

MIDWESTIllinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, West Virginia and Wisconsin

1. (2) Trinity (Louisville, KY) (4-0)2. (3) Pickerington Central (Columbus, OH) (3-0)3. (4) Muskegon (MI) (3-0)4. (5) Mentor (OH) (3-0)5. (6) Muskego (WI) (4-0)6. (–) Saint Ignatius (OH) (2-1)7. (8) East St. Louis (IL) (3-0)8. (9) De Smet Jesuit (St. Louis, MO) (3-0)9. (10) St. Xavier (OH) (3-0)10. (7) Eden Prairie (MN) (3-0)

Statewide Division I AP PollWeek 3 Poll: Released September 16

School Last Wk 1st votes Record Points1. Mentor (–) 10 3-0 1462. St. Xavier (–) 2 3-0 1133. Pickerington Central (–) 2 3-0 1084. Elder (–) 3 3-0 855. Dublin Coffman (–) – 3-0 78T-6. St. Edward (–) – 2-1 57T-6. Hilliard Davidson (–) – 3-0 578. Toledo Whitmer (–) – 3-0 549. Saint Ignatius (–) – 2-1 5010. Euclid (–) – 3-0 41

Others receiving 12 or more points: 11. Fairfield (40); 12. Olentangy Liberty (31); 13. Stow-Munroe Falls (27); 14. Cincinnati Sycamore (21); 15. Springboro (17); T-16. Reynoldsburg (13); T-16. Westerville Central (13).

RANKINGS/ HISTORY


Even after a win over a 4-time defending state champion, the road does not become any easier for the men of Ohio City.Instead, one could make the case, the journey be-

comes even more difficult. The Saint Ignatius football program will pack up on Friday and drive six hours on a bus destined for Landover, Maryland to face one of the top programs in the country, the DeMatha Catholic Stags.DeMatha has earned high billing in several national

polls, including USA TODAY’s Super 25. Competing in the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference with other national powers, DeMatha has compiled its fair share of titles. Coaching legend Bill McGregor returned to the

helm this season for DeMatha. Compiling a 278-40-3 record from 1982-2010, McGregor spent 2011-18 as an assistant coach at two other Maryland schools before returning to DeMatha.As it turns out, McGregor was a classmate and

teammate of Chuck Kyle ‘69 and Nick Restifo Hon. ‘19 at John Carroll University. The JCU connection led to a scheduling of a home-and-home between Saint Ignatius and DeMatha. SAINT IGNATIUS OFFENSE VS. DEMATHA

DEFENSEWith Griffin Hanna calling the plays in the second

half last week, the Saint Ignatius offense exploded. The Wildcats utilized a hurry-up approach to over-come a 25-point deficit, and the strategy worked to perfection.Depending on the gameflow, the Wildcats may

choose to use the tactic again. Either way, Week 3 showcased the wide range of weapons the Wildcats have on the offensive side of the ball.Connor Cmiel leads the weapons as a speedster

wideout with great hands. Henry Cook, Jack Dun-stan, and Alec LaSpina have all contributed and will be looked towards on Saturday. Tight ends Jake Lang and Sam Daugstrup have also proved reliable.As for the rushing game, Jack Welcsh and James

Crosby each have speed and elusiveness. Welcsh has established himself as a ground-and-pound runner who will attack you on every play. The game may be won in the trenches, though. The

Saint Ignatius offensive line has played well this year, and will need another stellar effort on Saturday. Penn State commit Coziah Izzard leads a strong and quick DeMatha D-line that will line up four men on the line of scrimmage. Greg Penn III is a dynamic inside line-backer who will also play a key role.DeMatha often employs man coverage, using its

quick corners to shut down wideouts. The Stags may mix in the occasional zone coverage, too, with

creative blitz packages. Safety Saieed Myers, who played well in the season opener against St. John Bosco, will play a critical role in limiting the Wild-cats over the top and helping out sometimes in stopping the run. SAINT IGNATIUS DEFENSE VS. DEMATHA

OFFENSEEarly on in the season, the Wildcats faced injury

woes on defense. Now, the Wildcats (knock on wood) are nearly back to full strength.Linebacker Michael McNamara returned to ac-

tion against Hoban and made a titanic difference. The captain tallied 8 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss, and 1 sack. Nose tackle Max Watters also figures to return this week.Sam Daugstrup joined the defensive line unit

and played quite well last week. The senior turned in an excellent effort playing both ways, track-ing down tacklers on defense and paving running lanes on offense. He’ll be key again on Saturday.Other Wildcats to watch include linebacker Aidan

Hubbard and free safety Merick Hartley. Both have been important playmakers this season.As a whole, the Wildcats will need to tackle in

one-on-one situations on Saturday. DeMatha has no lack of playmakers.Chief among them is running back MarShawn

Lloyd. The 5’9, 206-pound running back is a fero-cious runner with excellent vision. Heavily recruit-ed, Lloyd chose South Carolina in the offseason. The Wildcats have faced some great backs this year, but Lloyd might be the best runner the Cats see all season. Quarterback Malakai Anthony is no less talented.

The 6’2, 208-pound signalcaller is a dual-threat weapon, with fast feet and a lively arm. A pass-first, pro-style QB, Anthony can sling it downfield but is also evasive in the pocket. The Wildcats will look to dial up creative blitzes and coverages to confuse the southpaw. Boston College commit Dwayne Allick is one of

the strong offensive linemen tasked with protect-ing Anthony. A returning starter at tackle, Allick leads a big O-line that has kept Anthony safe. SPECIAL TEAMSCoach Kyle said at the start of the year that he

would use special teams as a weapon. Kyle un-leashed kicker Declan Mangan for field goals of 53 and 56 yards against Hoban. Mangan also fired six-of-eight kickoffs into the end zone for touchbacks. Look for more of the same this week. The Stags’ kicking game is nearly as impressive.

DeMatha is not afraid to launch long field goals, and often puts kickoffs in the end zone, too.

CATS HEAD TO MARYLAND TO FACE POWERHOUSE DEMATHAGAME PREVIEW


HOBAN RECAP

Trailing the Knights 35-10 in the third quarter, all hope seemed lost for Saint Ignatius. But the Wildcats never lost faith. In the greatest comeback in Saint Ignatius football history, the Wildcats fired out on a 32-0 run. A last-ditch Hoban effort fell flat, and the Wildcats ended Hoban’s 31-game winning streak.The game began on a high note. The Wildcats re-

ceived the opening kickoff and marched right down the field. Led by starting quarterback Griffin Hanna, the Wildcats cut through the Knights’ defense with author-ity. The senior signalcaller completed the opening drive with a beautiful pass to Henry Cook for a touchdown. The senior wideout ran a flag route from the slot and hauled in the pass perfectly.Hoban’s offense started to gain traction later in the

first quarter. Deamonte Trayanum scored his first of several touchdowns on a 17-yard scamper to tie it. The Knights took the lead after stopping the Wildcats.

Hamm managed to push through for a touchdown on a quarterback sneak. A fumble on the ensuing kickoff gave the Knights the ball in the waning seconds in the opening stanza.Less than two minutes into the second quarter, the

Knights cashed in on the turnover. Trayanum found paydirt on a 15-yard dash, extending the lead to 14. The advantage grew to 21 less than a minute later. Hoban’s defense forced a fumble in the backfield, and returned it 30 yards to the house. With 9:26 left to play in the second, the Wildcats found themselves trailing, 28-7.The Wildcats’ offense did not get disheartened, mov-

ing down the field before stalling at the Hoban 36-yard line. Declan Mangan trotted into the game with his big boot. The junior hit a bomb from 53 yards to narrow the gap to 28-10. The score stood at half. As inclement weather threatened, the outlook be-

came bleaker at the start of the second half. The Knights quickly rolled down the field before finding the end zone again. This time, Trayanum took a pass to the flat, found the edge, and sped 37 yards for a touch-down. Hoban led, 35-10.But the Wildcats did not lose faith.The first spark of the comeback flew just 37 seconds

after Trayanum’s touchdown. An unlikely hero stepped to the fore – Alec LaSpina.The junior ran a deep post and caught a perfect pass

for a 63-yard touchdown, the first catch of LaSpina’s varsity career. The play changed the momentum of the game and spurred the start of one of the most incred-ible comebacks that Saint Ignatius fans have ever seen.After another stop on defense, the Wildcats drew to

within 11 points just a couple minutes later. The Wild-cats transitioned to a hurry-up offense, which worked. After a few nice plays, Hanna found himself scrambling

in the pocket. Running out of options, Hanna tossed a pass to a waiting James Crosby in the flat. The senior used a block from Jake Lang to dash untouched into the end zone for a critical touchdown. The Wildcats only trailed, 35-24, with 7:30 left to play in the third.Yet again, the Wildcats’ defense stood strong, giving

the offense another opportunity to catch up. The Wild-cats did just that. Declan Mangan fired up the ol’ leg again, this time from an incredible 56 yards out. Man-gan’s money kick now stands as the second longest kick in school history, behind only Matthew Trickett’s booming 59-yarder in 2017. The third quarter ended with a Wildcats’ defensive

stand and a missed field goal. The Cats still trailed, 35-27, but the momentum was on Saint Ignatius’ side.Franzinger’s men changed the game a couple drives

later. Forced to scramble out of the pocket because of a McNamara pass rush, Hamm fled to look for a check-down. Rico Levert tracked him down, forcing a fumble that Bennett Adler quickly pounced on. The Wildcats had the ball first and 10 from the Hoban 15-yard line.A few plays later, Ashton Montgomery plowed a huge

lane for Jack Welcsh. Aided by a Sam Daugstrup block, Welcsh charged up the middle. The senior back was met around the 2-yard line before Daugstrup pushed him into the end zone for six.Trailing by two points, the Wildcats tried a 2-point

conversion. Hanna handed it to Welcsh on a run to the right. Welcsh gave it off to Henry Cook dashing to the opposite side on a fancy reverse, and aided by a Nick Schwitzgebel seal block, Cook fired into the end zone. The score stood at 35-35 with 5:14 left to play.Hoban once again failed to move the ball down the

field on the next drive, with a three-and-out for the second straight time. Hanna went for it all on a pass downfield to Cmiel

on the ensuing drive. Running a fly route, Cmiel came open and Hanna found him in stride. Cmiel caught it easily and strode into the end zone, giving the Wildcats the lead for the first time since 4:04 in the first quarter, at 42-35, with two minutes left. The Knights refused to surrender. Senior Ja’Sean Cog-

burn found an opening on the ensuing kickoff return and dashing 96 yards for a touchdown.The Wildcats blocked the extra point, but drew a pen-

alty, advancing Hoban to the 1-yard line. The Knights decided to attempt a 2-point conversion for the win.Running behind his big uglies, Hamm looked to sneak

up the middle. But linebacker Michael McNamara stopped him, preserving the lead at 42-41.The Wildcats recovered the onside kick, ran out the

clock, and so ended the largest comeback in Saint Ignatius football history.

WILDCATS WIN IN BEST COMEBACK IN PROGRAM HISTORY


HOBAN STATS / STADIUMWeek Three:Saint Ignatius: 42 Archbishop Hoban: 41 Friday, September 13, 2019

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 TotalSaint Ignatius 7 3 17 15 42Archbishop Hoban 14 14 7 6 41

1st Quarter10:20 SIHS - Cook 22 yd pass from Hanna (McConville kick)04:04 AH - Trayanum 17 yd run (Durkin kick)00:16 AH - Hamm 2 yd run (Durkin kick)2nd Quarter10:15 AH - Trayanum 15 yd run (Durkin kick)09:16 AH - Ollison 30 yd fumble recovery (Durkin kick)06:56 SIHS - Mangan 53 yd field goal3rd Quarter10:35 AH - Trayanum 37 yd pass from Hamm (Durkin kick)09:58 SIHS - LaSpina 63 yd pass from Hanna (McConville kick)07:30 SIHS - Crosby 30 yd pass from Hanna (McConville kick)04:21 SIHS - Mangan 56 yd field goal4th Quarter05:14 SIHS - Welcsh 9 yd run (Cook rush)02:00 SIHS - Cmiel 32 yd pass from Hanna (McConville kick)01:45 AH - Cogburn 96 yd kickoff return (Hamm rush failed)

SIHS AHFIRST DOWNS 16 18RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 13-62 38-158PASSING YDS (NET) 270 180Passes Att-Comp-Int 35-18-1 21-11-0TOTAL PLAYS-YARDS 48-332 59-338Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-30Punt Returns-Yards 1-25 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-91 2-111Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-27Punts (Number-Avg) 2-40.5 7-25.3Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-1Penalties-Yards 5-58 5-65Possession Time 17:40 30:20Third-Down Conversions 2 of 8 4 of 13Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 3-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-11 0-0

RUSHING: Saint Ignatius- Hanna 6-46; Welcsh 5-16; Crosby 1-1; TEAM 1-(-1) Hoban- Trayanum 24-169; Dawson 2-7; Hamm 12-(-18)PASSING: Saint Ignatius- Hanna 18-35-1-270 Hoban- Hamm 11-21-0-180RECEIVING: Saint Ignatius- Cmiel 6-86; Cook 5-50; Crosby 2-43; Dunstan 2-17; LaSpina 1-63; Lang 1-11; Welcsh 1-0 Hoban- Clark 4-53; Davis 3-66; Fox 3-24; Trayanum 1-37INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Ignatius- None Mentor- Hightower 1-27FUMBLES: Saint Ignatius- Cmiel 1-1; Hanna 1-1 Hoban- Hamm 2-1

Dowed Field

Kickoff time: 7 PM • End of Game: 9:45 PM • Total elapsed time: 2:45Weather: Warm, cloudy with storms threatening

Prince George’s Sports & Learning Complex at Marvin F. Wilson Field

vs. DeMatha Catholic

8001 Sheriff Rd, Landover, MDBuilt: 2000Playing Surface: Field TurfSeating Capacity: 5,500 When the Washington Redskins built a new home in Landover, Maryland in 1996, a huge new “sportsplex” was planned on 80 acres adjoining FedEx Field. As the Wash-ington Post reported in 2000, “the complex was built as part of the deal with Redskins when they won the right to construct nearby FedEx Field” in Landover, which sits northeast of Washington, D.C. After some delays, the facility was unveiled in May 2000. The Prince George’s Sports & Learning Com-plex cost $31 million. At the dedication, Prince George’s County Executive Wayne K. Curry (D) said the complex “is unparalleled in Prince George’s County [...] Nobody in America has a facility like this one.” The interior portion hosts two Olympic-sized swim-ming pools, a 40,000-square-foot gymnastics center, a 20,000-square-foot fitness center, and a 75,000-square-foot field house. The field house contains a 200-meter indoor track, volleyball and basketball courts. Marvin F. Wilson Stadium, housing the outdoor field and track, can hold 5,500 spectators and is equipped with a press box, locker rooms, restrooms, and conces-sion stands. The track is 8 lanes and 400 meters long. The turfed field can used football, soccer, lacrosse, or rugby. The stadium’s namesake, Marvin F. Wilson, served as mayor of Glenarden and as a council member represent-ing Landover and other surrounding areas. Wilson passed away in January 2015. The Learning Center hosts space for classes, storytell-ing, and lectures. The publicy funded facility now hosts a wide range of events. DeMatha Catholic hosts many of its football games at Marvin F. Wilson Stadium, about 6.5 miles away from its Hyattsville campus.

Photo from pgsportsandlearn.comInfo from the Washington Post


HOBAN STATS / STADIUM STRENGTH OF SCHEDULEYear W L T Pct Playoff State Teams Champs1983 54 42 5 0.559 1 01984 50 49 2 0.505 2 01985 52 46 2 0.530 2 01986 63 45 0 0.583 3 01987 64 40 0 0.615 2 01988 63 39 1 0.617 3 01989 45 47 0 0.489 1 01990 64 41 0 0.610 1 11991 64 41 0 0.610 2 01992 64 38 0 0.627 1 01993 56 47 0 0.544 3 01994 77 32 0 0.706 4 01995 76 35 0 0.685 5 01996 74 23 0 0.763 4 01997 75 29 0 0.721 * 5 11998 85 26 0 0.766 3 21999 73 37 0 0.664 2 12000 71 26 0 0.732 5 02001 59 45 0 0.567 4 02002 89 33 0 0.730 8 02003 61 48 0 0.560 4 02004 73 31 0 0.702 * 3 12005 62 38 0 0.620 * 4 02006 70 35 0 0.667 4 12007 66 44 1 0.599 5 02008 76 38 0 0.667 4 12009 73 39 0 0.652 6 02010 73 41 0 0.640 6 12011 73 44 0 0.624 6 12012 83 35 0 0.703 6 12013 79 25 0 0.760 7 32014 89 34 0 0.724 6 32015 70 40 0 0.636 6 22016 58 54 0 0.518 5 12017 79 39 0 0.669 7 22018 72 30 0 0.706 6 12019 83 40 0 0.675 8 3*= Incomplete Data

Year W L T Pct Playoff State Teams Champs1998 85 26 0 0.766 3 21996 74 23 0 0.763 4 02013 79 25 0 0.760 7 32000 71 26 0 0.732 5 02002 89 33 0 0.730 8 02014 89 34 0 0.724 6 31997 75 29 0 0.721 * 5 11994 77 32 0 0.706 4 02018 72 30 0 0.706 6 12012 83 35 0 0.703 6 12004 73 31 0 0.702 * 3 11995 76 35 0 0.685 5 02019 83 40 0 0.675 8 32017 79 39 0 0.669 7 22006 70 35 0 0.667 4 12008 76 38 0 0.667 4 11999 73 37 0 0.664 2 12009 73 39 0 0.652 6 02010 73 41 0 0.640 6 12015 70 40 0 0.636 6 21992 64 38 0 0.627 1 02011 73 44 0 0.624 6 12005 62 38 0 0.620 * 4 01988 63 39 1 0.617 3 01987 64 40 0 0.615 2 01990 64 41 0 0.610 1 11991 64 41 0 0.610 2 02007 66 44 1 0.599 5 01986 63 45 0 0.583 3 02001 59 45 0 0.567 4 02003 61 48 0 0.560 4 01983 54 42 5 0.559 1 01993 56 47 0 0.544 3 01985 52 46 2 0.530 2 02016 58 54 0 0.518 5 11984 50 49 2 0.505 2 01989 45 47 0 0.489 1 0*= Incomplete Data

BY YEAR BY WIN PERCENTAGE

STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE EXPLAINED: The Strength of Schedule is based on the opponents’ Win-Loss records from previous season.For example: 2019= Opponents’ final Win-Loss records from 2018.


2019 TEAM STATS2019 ST. IGNATIUS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

SAINT IGNATIUS Overall Team Statistics (as of Sep 16, 2019)All games

Team Statistics SIHS OPPSCORING 100 89 Points Per Game 33.3 29.7 Points Off Turnovers 21 28FIRST DOWNS 47 54 R u s h i n g 18 28 P a s s i n g 24 19 P e n a l t y 5 7RUSHING YARDAGE 322 558 Yards gained rushing 374 650 Yards lost rushing 52 92 Rushing Attempts 78 121 Average Per Rush 4.1 4.6 Average Per Game 107.3 186.0 TDs Rushing 5 9PASSING YARDAGE 616 474 C o m p - A t t - I n t 41-81-3 30-70-3 Average Per Pass 7.6 6.8 Average Per Catch 15.0 15.8 Average Per Game 205.3 158.0 TDs Passing 6 1TOTAL OFFENSE 938 1032 Total Plays 159 191 Average Per Play 5.9 5.4 Average Per Game 312.7 344.0KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 12-265 8-254PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 6-70 4-19INT RETURNS: #-Yards 3-24 3-64KICK RETURN AVERAGE 22.1 31.8PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 11.7 4.8INT RETURN AVERAGE 8.0 21.3FUMBLES-LOST 6-3 4-2PENALTIES-Yards 21-222 11-126 Average Per Game 74.0 42.0PUNTS-Yards 12-392 16-457 Average Per Punt 32.7 28.6 Net punt average 29.4 24.2KICKOFFS-Yards 19-1060 17-738 Average Per Kick 55.8 43.4 Net kick average 30.8 24.3TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 2 : 2 3 2 5 : 3 73RD-DOWN Conversions 10/32 11/36 3rd-Down Pct 31% 31%4TH-DOWN Conversions 1/1 3/5 4th-Down Pct 100% 60%SACKS BY-Yards 7-35 3-19MISC YARDS 80 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 13 12FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 3-6 2-3ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0RED-ZONE SCORES (7-8) 88% (11-13) 85%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (6-8) 75% (9-13) 69%PAT-ATTEMPTS (9-11) 82% (11-11) 100%ATTENDANCE 0 0 Games/Avg Per Game 0/0 2/0 Neutral Site Games 1/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalSAINT IGNATIUS 20 18 41 21 0 100Opponents 31 17 7 34 0 89


2019 TEAM STATS 2019 RESULTS/OFFENSE2019 ST. IGNATIUS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALLSAINT IGNATIUS Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 16, 2019)

All games

Date Opponent Score Att.Aug 31, 2019 vs LOYOLA ACADEMY W 27-10 0Sept 6, 2019 at MENTOR L 31-38 0Aug 31, 2019 at Archbishop Hoban W 42-41 0Sep 21,2019 at DEMATHA CATHOLICSep 28,2019 NORTH CLARKSONOct 5, 2019 ROCKLEDGE, FLAOct 12, 2019 at ST EDSOct 19, 2019 vs ARCHBISHOP MOELLEROct 26,2019 ST. XAVIERNov 2, 2019 WEST TORONTO PREP

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/gWELCSH 3 29 168 7 161 5.6 1 28 53.7HANNA 3 23 105 36 69 3.0 2 47 23.0CROSBY 3 11 52 2 50 4.5 0 12 16.7SIMCAK 1 10 42 3 39 3.9 1 8 39.0CMIEL 3 2 7 2 5 2.5 0 7 1.7Total 3 78 374 52 322 4.1 5 47 107.3Opponents 3 121 650 92 558 4.6 9 70 186.0

Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/gHANNA 3 138.09 40-78-2 51.3 618 6 80 206.0FRENCH 2 41.60 1-2-0 50.0 -2 0 0 -1.0CMIEL 3 -200.00 0-1-1 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 3 131.54 41-81-3 50.6 616 6 80 205.3Opponents 3 95.88 30-70-3 42.9 474 1 52 158.0

Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/gCOOK 3 12 129 10.8 2 26 43.0CMIEL 3 9 226 25.1 2 80 75.3FABE 1 4 36 9.0 0 11 36.0WELCSH 3 4 24 6.0 0 13 8.0LANG 3 3 55 18.3 0 26 18.3CROSBY 3 2 43 21.5 1 30 14.3DAUGSTRUP 3 2 23 11.5 0 16 7.7DUNSTAN 1 2 17 8.5 0 9 17.0SIMCAK 1 2 0 0.0 0 0 0.0LASPINA 2 1 63 63.0 1 63 31.5Total 3 41 616 15.0 6 80 205.3Opponents 3 30 474 15.8 1 52 158.0

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blkMANGAN 3-6 50.0 0-0 1-1 0-1 0-1 2-3 56 0

PATScoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf ptsCMIEL 4 - - - - - - - 24COOK 2 - - 1-1 - - - - 14HANNA 2 - - - - 1-1 - - 12MANGAN - 3-6 1-1 - - - - - 10MCCONVILLE - - 8-10 - - - - - 8LASPINA 1 - - - - - - - 6WELCSH 1 - - - - - - - 6CROSBY 1 - - - - - - - 6SIMCAK 1 - - - - - - - 6SCHWITZGEBEL 1 - - - - - - - 6LANG - - - - 1 - - - 2Total 13 3-6 9-11 1-1 1 1-1 - - 100Opponents 12 2-3 11-11 0-1 - - - - 89

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalSAINT IGNATIUS 20 18 41 21 0 100Opponents 31 17 7 34 0 89

Record: Overall Home Away NeutralAll games 2-1 0-0 1-1 1-0Conference 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0Non-Conference 2-1 0-0 1-1 1-0

Team Statistics SIHS OPPFIRST DOWNS 47 54 R u s h i n g 18 28 P a s s i n g 24 19 P e n a l t y 5 7RUSHING YARDAGE 322 558 Rushing Attempts 78 121 Average Per Rush 4.1 4.6 Average Per Game 107.3 186.0 TDs Rushing 5 9PASSING YARDAGE 616 474 C o m p - A t t - I n t 41-81-3 30-70-3 Average Per Pass 7.6 6.8 Average Per Catch 15.0 15.8 Average Per Game 205.3 158.0 TDs Passing 6 1TOTAL OFFENSE 938 1032 Average Per Play 5.9 5.4 Average Per Game 312.7 344.0KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 12-265 8-254PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 6-70 4-19INT RETURNS: #-Yards 3-24 3-64FUMBLES-LOST 6-3 4-2PENALTIES-Yards 21-222 11-126PUNTS-AVG 12-32.7 16-28.6TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 2 2 : 2 3 2 5 : 3 73RD-DOWN Conversions 10/32 11/364TH-DOWN Conversions 1/1 3/5

Interceptions no. yds avg td lgDAUGENTI 1 24 24.0 0 24WELCSH 1 0 0.0 0 0KINZEL 1 0 0.0 0 0

Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blkMANGAN 12 392 32.7 42 1 2 3 0 0

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lgCOOK 3 22 7.3 0 10HARTLEY 1 25 25.0 0 0E HANNA 1 15 15.0 0 0DEVENGENCIE 1 8 8.0 0 8CMIEL 0 0 0.0 0 0Total 6 70 11.7 0 10Opponents 4 19 4.8 0 8

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lgCMIEL 8 243 30.4 1 85SPEAR 1 3 3.0 0 3LASPINA 1 -1 -1.0 0 0LANG 1 0 0.0 0 0MORGAN 1 20 20.0 0 20Total 12 265 22.1 1 85Opponents 8 254 31.8 1 96

All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/gCMIEL 3 5 226 0 243 0 554 184.7WELCSH 3 161 24 0 0 0 185 61.7COOK 3 0 129 22 0 0 151 50.3CROSBY 3 50 43 0 0 0 93 31.0HANNA 3 69 0 0 0 0 69 23.0Total 3 322 616 70 265 24 1377 459.0Opponents 3 558 474 19 254 64 1369 456.3

Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/gHANNA 3 101 69 618 687 229.0WELCSH 3 29 161 0 161 53.7CROSBY 3 11 50 0 50 16.7SIMCAK 1 10 39 0 39 39.0CMIEL 3 3 5 0 5 1.7Total 3 159 322 616 938 312.7Opponents 3 191 558 474 1032 344.0

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd## Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf45 HUBBARD 3 16 4 18.0 2.0-7 . . . 1 1-0 . . .48 CONWAY 3 13 5 15.5 2.0-8 1.0-6 . . . . . . .22 HARTLEY 3 9 9 13.5 0.5-1 . . 1 . . . 2 .34 WELCSH 3 9 5 11.5 1.0-3 . 1-0 . . . . . .19 E HANNA 3 10 2 11.0 . . . 1 . . . 1 .

Total 3 121 56 149.0 24-81 7-35 3-24 9 1 2-0 2 3 .Opponents 3 100 5 102.5 13-46 3-19 3-64 5 . 3-30 1 2 .


2019 DEFENSIVE/OFFENSIVE STATS2019 ST. IGNATIUS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALLSAINT IGNATIUS Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Sep 16, 2019)

All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd# Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf45 HUBBARD 3 16 4 18.0 2.0-7 . . . 1 1-0 . . .48 CONWAY 3 13 5 15.5 2.0-8 1.0-6 . . . . . . .22 HARTLEY 3 9 9 13.5 0.5-1 . . 1 . . . 2 .34 WELCSH 3 9 5 11.5 1.0-3 . 1-0 . . . . . .19 E HANNA 3 10 2 11.0 . . . 1 . . . 1 .63 ADLER 3 9 3 10.5 4.5-16 1.5-6 . . . . 1 . .97 GERACE 3 7 5 9.5 4.0-18 2.5-14 . . . . . . .3 DAUGENTI 3 8 2 9.0 0.5-0 . 1-24 3 . . . . .44 MCNAMARA 1 7 2 8.0 4.5-12 1.0-4 . . . . . . .51 FRANCZ 2 7 2 8.0 1.0-4 . . . . . . . .37 VELOTTA 2 4 8 8.0 3.0-9 0.5-3 . 1 . . 1 . .14 CHIME 2 4 2 5.0 . . . . . . . . .28 KINZEL 3 4 1 4.5 . . 1-0 2 . . . . .8 CMIEL 3 4 . 4.0 . . . . . . . . .91 LASPINA 2 2 1 2.5 . . . . . . . . .35 MATHEWS 2 2 . 2.0 . . . . . . . . .80 DAUGSTRUP 3 2 . 2.0 . . . . . . . . .21 SNYDER 1 2 . 2.0 . . . . . . . . .62 LEVERT 3 1 2 2.0 0.5-2 0.5-2 . . . 1-0 . . .46 LAIR 1 1 1 1.5 . . . . . . . . .33 CORTE 1 . 1 0.5 . . . . . . . . .54 CRUMMIE 1 . 1 0.5 0.5-1 . . . . . . . .70 KEANE 1 . . . . . . 1 . . . . .

Total 3 121 56 149.0 24-81 7-35 3-24 9 1 2-0 2 3 .Opponents 3 100 5 102.5 13-46 3-19 3-64 5 . 3-30 1 2 .

2019 ST. IGNATIUS HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALLSAINT IGNATIUS Overall Individual Statistics (as of Sep 16, 2019)

All games

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/gWELCSH 3 29 168 7 161 5.6 1 28 53.7HANNA 3 23 105 36 69 3.0 2 47 23.0CROSBY 3 11 52 2 50 4.5 0 12 16.7SIMCAK 1 10 42 3 39 3.9 1 8 39.0CMIEL 3 2 7 2 5 2.5 0 7 1.7SCHWITZGEBEL 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 0.0TEAM 3 3 0 2 -2 -0.7 0 0 -0.7Total 3 78 374 52 322 4.1 5 47 107.3Opponents 3 121 650 92 558 4.6 9 70 186.0

Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/gHANNA 3 138.09 40-78-2 51.3 618 6 80 206.0FRENCH 2 41.60 1-2-0 50.0 -2 0 0 -1.0CMIEL 3 -200.00 0-1-1 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 3 131.54 41-81-3 50.6 616 6 80 205.3Opponents 3 95.88 30-70-3 42.9 474 1 52 158.0

Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/gCOOK 3 12 129 10.8 2 26 43.0CMIEL 3 9 226 25.1 2 80 75.3FABE 1 4 36 9.0 0 11 36.0WELCSH 3 4 24 6.0 0 13 8.0LANG 3 3 55 18.3 0 26 18.3CROSBY 3 2 43 21.5 1 30 14.3DAUGSTRUP 3 2 23 11.5 0 16 7.7DUNSTAN 1 2 17 8.5 0 9 17.0SIMCAK 1 2 0 0.0 0 0 0.0LASPINA 2 1 63 63.0 1 63 31.5Total 3 41 616 15.0 6 80 205.3Opponents 3 30 474 15.8 1 52 158.0

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lgCOOK 3 22 7.3 0 10HARTLEY 1 25 25.0 0 0DEVENGENCIE 1 8 8.0 0 8E HANNA 1 15 15.0 0 0CMIEL 0 0 0.0 0 0Total 6 70 11.7 0 10Opponents 4 19 4.8 0 8

Interceptions no. yds avg td lgKINZEL 1 0 0.0 0 0WELCSH 1 0 0.0 0 0DAUGENTI 1 24 24.0 0 24Total 3 24 8.0 0 24Opponents 3 64 21.3 0 27

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lgCMIEL 8 243 30.4 1 85LANG 1 0 0.0 0 0SPEAR 1 3 3.0 0 3MORGAN 1 20 20.0 0 20LASPINA 1 -1 -1.0 0 0Total 12 265 22.1 1 85Opponents 8 254 31.8 1 96

Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lgCMIEL 0 0 0.0 1 0Total 0 0 0.0 1 0Opponents 1 30 30.0 1 30


2019 DEFENSIVE/OFFENSIVE STATS TEAM PICTURE

THE 2019 SAINT IGNATIUS VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAMFRONT ROW (sitting): #23 Daniel Finnan, #30 Calum Campolieti, #31 John Foliano, #47 Jack Norris, #2 Michael Simcak, #25 James Crosby, #32 Vincent Fagnilli, #20 Anthony Santagata, #58 Kevin Kempffer, #41 Patrick Kotek, #5 Henry Cook SECOND ROW (kneeling): #59 John Lenhard, #27 Ryan Waldron, #7 Jaxon French, #46 Braeden Lair, #21 Chris Snyder, #11 Steven Bodamer, #49 Cole Smith, #6 Declan Mangan, #16 Jack Dunstan, #22 Merick Hartley, #15 Sean Cook, #28 Charlie Kinzel, #43 Matthew Oleksik, #9 Michael Morgan, #40 San Kempton THIRD ROW (standing): #78 Alec Gottschalk, #92 Jaylyn Norris, #50 Matthew Kall, #83 Jimmy Spear, #36 Colin MacMillan, #73 Connor Kinney, #81 Charlie Spurrier, #82 John Becker, #24 Domenic Fabe, #14 Andrew Chime, #76 Jake Reed, #35 Christopher Mathews, #4 Rory McConville, #39 Jacob Davis, #29 Dominic DeVengencie, #34 Jack Welcsh, #94 Gavin Moore FOURTH ROW (standing): #8 Connor Cmiel, #44 Michael McNamara, #97 Anthony Gerace, #54 Aidan Crummie, #10 Griffin Hanna, #19 Emmett Hanna, #51 Connor Francz, #3 Erik Daugenti, #48 Aidan Conway, #17 Colin Wiehn, #18 Pat Keane, #62 Rico Levert, #55 Christopher Speelman,#12 Alec LaSpina FIFTH ROW (standing on the right, between 4th row and top row): #53 Max Watters, #37 Nick Velotta, #13 Billy Spear, #85 Timothy Lewis BACK ROW (standing): #33 Michael Corte, #84 Sebestyen Balassy, #70 Owen Keane, #63 Bennett Adler, #86 Nick Lamirand, #45 Aidan Hubbard, #91 Luca LaSpina, #79 Ben Kormos, #66 Gus Salopek, #80 Sam Daugstrup, #42 Jake Lang, #88 Jonathan McNeil, #56 Carter Zimmerman, #64 Tony Georges, #71 Nick Schwitzgebel, #52 Ashton Montgomery (Not in picture: #26 Adam Ormstead)


COMPOSITE SCHEDULEOpponent Aug 23/24 Aug 29/30/31 Sept 6/7 Sept 13/14 Sept 20/21 Sept 27/28 Oct 4/5 Oct 11/12 Oct 18/19 Oct 25/26 Nov 1/2

Laurel St. Vincent Pallotti

(MD) PANTHERS

L, 0-20

Saint John Bosco (CA)

BRAVES L, 7-35

Erie Cathedral Prep (PA)

RAMBLERS L, 34-53

Ware County (GA)

GATORS W, 19-7

Erie McDowell (PA) TROJANS

Brownsburg (IN)

BULLDOGS W, 38-17


RAMBLERS L, 12-47

BYEErie (PA) ROYALS L, 0-22

Archbishop Hoban

KNIGHTS

Brentwood Academy (TN)

EAGLES

New Philadelphia QUAKERS

Cincinnati Archbishop

Moeller CRUSADERS

Cincinnati Elder

PANTHERS

National Christian

Academy (MD)

St. Edward EAGLES

Cocoa (FL) TIGERS

Indianapolis Cathedral (IN)

FIGHTING IRISH

L, 0-28

Louisville Trinity (KY)

SHAMROCKS L, 0-41

Lexington Lafayette (KY)

GENERALS W, 68-7

Winton Woods WARRIORS

Cincinnati St. Xavier

BOMBERS

Cincinnati LaSalle

LANCERS

Winton Woods WARRIORS

Buchtel GRIFFINS

Palm Bay (FL) PIRATES

BYE

Cincinnati Archbishop

Moeller CRUSADERS

Clarkson FOOTBALL

NORTH

Merritt Island (FL)

MUSTANGS

BYE BYEMentor

CARDINALS L, 15-28

IMG Academy (FL) Blue

Cincinnati St. Xavier

BOMBERS

St. Edward EAGLES

BYELife Christian

Academy (VA) EAGLES

Washington Friendship

Academy (DC) KNIGHTS

BYEGonzaga (DC)

EAGLES

Cardinal Mooney

CARDINALS W, 49-0

Lake Catholic COUGARS

Marian Central Catholic (IL)

HURRICANES

Marist (IL) REDHAWKS

BYE

Clarkson FOOTBALL

NORTH W, 28-15

Elyria PIONEERS

Medina BEES

Solon COMETS

Brunswick BLUE DEVILS

Shaker Hts RED RAIDERS

Strongsville MUSTANGS

Loyola Academy RAMBLERS

West Toronto Prep SQUAD

Chicago Mt. Carmel (IL) CARAVAN

Saint Ignatius Prep (IL)

WOLFPACK

Brother Rice (IL)

CRUSADERS

Benet Academy (IL) REDWINGS

West Toronto Prep (ONT)

SQUAD

St. Vincent-St. Mary

FIGHTING IRISH

Benedictine BENGALS

Atlantic (FL) SHARKS

Warren Harding

RAIDERS BYE

Harrisburg (PA)

COUGARS W, 42-12

Mentor CARDINALS

Archbishop Hoban KNIGHTS

Clarkson FOOTBALL NORTH

Rockledge RAIDERS

St. Edward EAGLES

Euclid PANTHERS

Cincinnati Elder

PANTHERS

Canada Prep Academy

Cincinnati St. Xavier BOMBERS

Cincinnati LaSalle

LANCERS

Cincinnati Colerain

CARDINALS W, 21-14

Penn (IN) KINGSMEN

W, 37-7

Clarkson FOOTBALL

NORTH

Louisville (KY) St. Xavier TIGERS

Our Lady of Good Counsel

(MD) FALCONS

Saint Frances Academy (MD)

Padua BRUINS

Walsh Jesuit WARRIORS

Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin

LIONS

Washington Saint John's

(DC) CADETS

Elder PANTHERS

Indianapolis Cathedral (IN)

FIGHTING IRISH

Mentor CARDINALS

L, 28-29

Detroit Cass Tech (MI)

TECHNICIANS W, 41-20


RAMBLERS W, 21-14

Cincinnati Elder

PANTHERS

DeMatha Catholic STAGS

Avalon (MD) BLACK

KNIGHTS W, 33-0

Lorain TITANS

Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller CRUSADERS

Lincoln (FL) TROJANS W, 34-20

Columbia (GA) EAGLES

CANCELED (Hurricane)

Eau Gallie (FL) COMMODORES

W. 42-6

Viera (FL) HAWKS

New Trier (IL) TREVIANS

W, 34-3

St. Rita (IL) MUSTANGS

W, 24-7

St. Edward EAGLES W, 29-28

Imhotep Charter (PA) PANTHERS

W, 34-6

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