2016 - Eastlake North - Game Notes Week 4 -...

Team OverallChardonRiversideNORTHKenstonSouthMadisonMayfieldBrush

Friday, September 16, 2016, Memorial Field

North Rangers (1-2) at Chardon Hilltoppers (3-0)

2-10-0

0-0 1-2

1-2

1-2

0-0

OPENING DRIVE

0-0 3-0

0-0

WRC

0-0

WESTERN RESERVE CONFERENCE PLAY

Oct 21

WRC STANDINGS

NICK CARTER STADIUMMayfield

WILDCATS

0-0

Brush

ARCS

Nick Carter Stadium

Eastlake

Madison

BLUE STREAKS

Nick Carter Stadium

Eastlake

0-0

RANGERS

Aug 26 Nick Carter Stadium

Eastlake

0-3

Sept 30 Nick Carter Stadium

Eastlake

Oct 28

1-2

Oct 14

3-0Chardon1-2North

Despite running 74 offense plays, the Rangers are

defeated by a late FG

Memorial Field

Chardon

HILLTOPPERS

Results and Notes

Westlake

DEMONS

W, 42-6

L, 13-27

Date Opponent Site

Sept 9

Sept 1

L, 28-30

South

REBELS

7:00 PM

Sept 23 Riverside

BEAVERS

Nick Carter Stadium

Eastlake

7:00 PM

Sept 16 Chardon

HILLTOPPERS

Big first half for the Rangers send the Invaders to their

33rd consecutive loss

Normandy

INVADERS

Byers Field

Parma

Solid defensive effort, but Maple Heights adds two

TDs in 2nd quarter for win

Maple Heights

MUSTANGS

Maple Hts Stadium

Maple Heights

7:00 PM

7:00 PM

Oct 7 Kenston

BOMBERS

Bomber Stadium

Chagrin Falls Twp

7:00 PM

7:00 PM

Wildcat Park

Mayfield

7:00 PM

1-2

GAME 4

BEGINS ON THE ROAD FOR THE RANGERS

CHALK TALK WITH COACH BEDNAR

The stadium is named after Nick Carter, the head

football coach for the Rangers and North’s athletic

director from 1959-1977. The stadium was formally

dedicated to Carter prior to the start of the 1978

season.

Carter was one of the original North High Athletic Hall of

Fame inductees in 2007.

Nick Carter Stadium was built in 1959 and originally, the

stadium was home to both the North Rangers and the

South Rebels - until 1963 when South built its own facility.

Nick Carter Stadium is home to the North Rangers

football teams, the North boys and girls soccer squads

and boys and girls track teams at the school. The

stadium seats 5,500 and the surface is natural grass.

The annual Ranger Relays are run at Nick Carter Stadium each spring, one of the marquee track and field events in Northeast Ohio.

"Absolutely when you play a team like Chardon you need to be

disciplined and play assignment football."

'I think we are still a confident team and we know we can be a

good football team. We have to clean up mistakes and the sense

of urgency is certainly heightened now that we are 1-2. The league

is a good one and there are good teams so we need to be at our

best for the rest of the season."

- North assistant coach Jason Bednar, as guest on Varsity Chalk

Talk at the Hooley House on Monday, Sept. 12

Week 4 is the opening of play in the WRC and

North will get a stiff test right off the bat as the

Rangers travel to Geauga County to take on

league favorite Chardon.

The Hilltoppers are 3-0 with three wins coming

by a combined score of 139-14. North is 1-2 on

the season following a 27-13 setback at

unbeaten Maple Heights in Week 3.

Chardon is led by standout quarterback

Tommy Benenati. The traditional Hilltoppers

ground attack is a formidable one again, with

Joey Dinko and Joe Cyvas complementing

Benenati.

Defensively, Chardon has allowed just 14 points

in three games and has a shutout to start the

season vs. West Geauga.

North is led offensively by a physical offensive

line, QB Jake Tanski, running back Brett Payne

and do-it-all athlete Kenny Streb.

Defensively, the Rangers will need all hands on

deck to slow down the Hilltoppers stellar

offense which has averaged 46 points per

contest.

The teams played an epic game in 2015 at

Nick Carter Stadium, won by Chardon, 41-39.

RANGER GEAR

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North Rangers (1-2) at Chardon Hilltoppers (3-0) GAME 4

West Geauga W

Geneva W

London (ONT) South W

NORTH RANGERS

WEEK 3 (SEPTEMBER 9, 2016) - Maple Heights Stadium Madison

Kenston

Location Chardon, Ohio Mayfield

Enrollment 993 students Riverside

OHSAA Assignment Division III, Region 9 Brush

Nickname Hilltoppers South

Colors Red, Black and White

Stadium Chardon Memorial Field

Surface Field Turf

Head Coach Mitch Hewitt (6th season)

Record at School 39-19 West Geauga W

Overall Record 39-19 Geneva W

East Tech W

NORTH RANGERS W

Madison L

Kenston W

Mayfield L

Riverside W

Brush W

South W

Mayfield L

West Geauga W

Kenston W

Canton South W

NORTH RANGERS W

Madison L

South L

Geneva W

Riverside W

University School W

Lakeside W

Akron SVSM L

West Geauga L

Kenston L

John Adams W

NORTH RANGERS W

Madison L

South W

Geneva W

Riverside L

Univesity School W

Lakeside W

9/27 A 26-43

H 21-31

H

9/6

9/20 A 35-0

9/12 A

10/11 A

10/18

0-28

10/4

A

9/13 H 50-32

9/5 19-7

H

2013 Schedule (6-4)

OUTLOOK IS BRIGHTS FOR

HILLTOPPERS IN 2016

2014 Schedule (8-3)8/29 H 8-6

A 21-28

10/30 H

14-7

RANGERS REWIND

HILLTOPPERS

THE OPPONENT: CHARDON HILLTOPPERS

H9/9 62-7

H

28-013

9/2

A

H

H9/16

3-0 Overall

Maple Heights Mustangs 27

2016 Schedule (3-0)8/26

NORTH RANGERSH

49-7

10/21

9/23

H

A

A

10/7

9/30

11/6

10/28

10/14

2015 Schedule (8-3)

A

10/26 H 35-14

11/1 H 49-21

10/24 H 49-28

0-14

H 22-26

44-27

10/10

22-15

H 34-6

40-20

9/19 H 45-21

9/26

42-21

9/11

10/9

10/3 A 21-25

A 10-22

A

11/7 A 13-34

10/17 A

41-16

10/31 A 35-7

60-0

RANGERS DONE IN BY LATE FG

10/2

52-28

8/28 A 24-6

9/4 A

9/18 A

0-0 Western Reserve

10/23

H 40-13

8/30

H

9/25

41-39

52-42

10/16 H

H

A 15-20

North put up a solid defensive effort in a

Week 3 road trip to unbeaten Maple

Heights, but fell to 1-2 on the season with

a 27-13 loss to the Mustangs.

Rangers quarterback Jake Tanski threw for

162 yards and a pair of touchdowns in the

loss for North.

Kenny Streb caught six passes for 90 yards

and two scores for the Rangers.

The score was tied at 6 in the first quarter

after Tanski’s first TD pass to Streb. Maple

Heights scored 13 points in the second

quarter to assume control and a 19-6

advantage at halftime.

The Mustangs scored a touchdown and a

2-point conversion in the third quarter to

go up, 27-6, before Streb’s second

receiving TD cut the deficit to 27-13 in the

fourth.

Brett Payne had 64 yards rushing on 19

carries for the Rangers.

Brandon Adams, a transfer from Brush,

had 111 yards on the ground and two

scores for Maple Heights.

Kentucky recruit Jovantae Richardson

had four catches for 130 yards and two

touchdowns for the Mustangs (3-0).

OFFENSIVE OUTLOOK - Six starters return to the

offense, seven if you count kicker Ethan Ziegenfuss,

an underrated weapon the team has. The vaunted

Wing-T, with all its fakes, misdirection and quick-

hitters, is led by returning starter Tommy Benenati, a

great athlete and cerebral decision-maker. Having

fellow backs Joey Dinko, Joe Cyvas and Dom Ricci

all back this year gives Chardon a tremendous skill

set.

The line is huge, with 223-pound Eric Molle the

smallest of the group. Tackles Justin Stanko (275)

and 6-7, 263-pound Jared Barker (son of former

Tribe great Len Barker) are road-graders. The run

offense isn’t built really to make comebacks, but

will the Toppers even trail much this year? Chardon

will hammer away and more often than not win

the time of possession battle in a landslide.

OUTLOOK: DEFENSE - Perhaps the most important

thing is Chardon only has three two-way players —

DL Dustin Clute, LB Joe Cyvas and DB Ethan

Ziegenfuss. That should keep fresh bodies on the

field to play defense. The front seven is big, strong

and active. Clute and fellow D-lineman Ryder

Davis are considered the strongest players on

team. Cyvas is a key returner at linebacker, and

the addition of Chase Kline, a transfer from NDCL,

helps make the linebacking position that much

stronger.

As with the offense, there’s very good speed in the

defensive backfield with plenty of experience in

Jesse Smith and Ziegenfuss. If the offense eats up

plays and clock like it usually does, the defense

should be well-rested. There are some great

offenses in the WRC, so there’s no doubt this group

will get tested every Friday.

* information courtesy of the News-Herald (www.news-herald.com)



Player POS YR HT Player1 QUIN, SHANE HB/DB SR 5'11" 175. 1 Jimmy Arnold QB SO 6'12 DINKO, JOE HB/DB SR 5'11" 172. 2 Brad Burrows S JR 6'13 SMITH, JESSE SE/DB SR 6'0" 160. 3 Louie Severino CB JR 5'84 RICCI, DOM RB/DB SR 6'1" 175. 5 Chase Axelrod DE SR 6'35 McCAFFREY, KYLE RB/LB SR 5'10' 216. 6 Andrew Kimball WR SR 5'11 QB 11 Jake Tanski6 KLINE, CHASE RB/LB JR 6' 3" 225. 7 Kenny Streb WR JR 5'11 RB 34 Brett Payne7 CYVAS,JOE RB/LB SR 6'0" 203. 8 Tyler Dodd S JR 5'10 FB 44 Joey Iveljic8 BUTALA, MITCH TE/DE SR 6'2" 217. 9 Nathan Rummel TE JR 6'2 WR1 7 Kenny Streb9 GREEN, ZAK RB/DB SR 5'8" 155. 10 Tyler Nagorski CB SR 5'9 WR2 12 Brandon Dailey10 KUMINKOSKI, ZACH RB/LB JR 6'0" 170. 11 Jake Tanski QB JR 6'0 TE 9 Nathan Rummel11 SWICK, TREVOR TE/DE SR 5'11" 185. 12 Brandon Dailey WR SR 6'2 LT 67 Zach Mastroianni12 GOODGE, GRANT HB/LB JR 5'9" 170. 13 Corey Smith QB SO 6'0 LG 62 Joe Ginter13 THOMPSON, NATE RB/DB SR 6'0" 185. 14 Chris Beemiller DL JR 5'10 C 57 Austin Kidwell14 ZIEGENFUSS, ETHAN RB/DB SR 6' 182. 15 Trevor Ponn CB JR 5'10 RG 77 Mark Fonovic15 WRIGHT, DILLON WR/DB SR 5'9" 146. 17 Spencer Wood WR-DB SO 5'8 RT 75 Nick Dielman16 KOBUSZEWSKI, ANDREW WR/DE SO 5'11" 145. 18 Jacob Boehnlein CB JR 5'617 BENENATI, TOMMY QB/DB SR 5'10" 167. 19 Joey Diulus S JR 5'718 JANU, ANDY SE/DB JR 6'0" 165. 20 Taylor Valletto S SO 5'919 POWELL, EVAN SE/DB SR 6'3" 185. 21 Evan Pyle CB JR 6'2 20 FRANIA, BRANDON RB/DB JR 5'8" 150. 22 Tyler Swearingen LB SR 5'10 DE 59 Jacob Sartain21 ZIEGENFUSS, MASON RB/LB JR 6' 1" 176. 27 Carlo Marcellino S SR 5'10 NG 5 Chase Axelrod22 MOSES, DEVAN HB/DB JR 5'9" 167. 29 Jeremiah Luker RB-LB SO 5'11 DE 53 Curtis Swearingen23 WASCOVICH, TYLER RB/LB JR 5'8" 175. 30 Bryan Carrigan LB JR 6'1 LB 31 Devin Kleinhenz24 MCGUINNESS, JOEY SE/DB JR 6'0" 160. 31 Devin Kleinhenz LB-FB JR 5'8 LB 40 Alex Valletto25 ELDRIDGE, SAM FB/DL JR 5'10" 193. 32 Jakub Pengal WR SR 5'11 LB 22 Tyler Swearingen26 BROWN, KYLE SE/LB JR 6'3" 165. 33 Chase Valletto RB-LB JR 6'0 S 8 Tyler Dodd27 MCKNIGHT, JON RB/DB SO 5'10" 165. 34 Brett Payne RB-LB SO 5'11 S 2 Brad Burrows28 MORRIS, CONNOR SE/DB JR 5'10" 155. 40 Alex Valletto LB SR 6'0 S 27 Carlo Marcellino29 PETERSEN, AJ RB/LB JR 5'9" 165. 44 Joey Iveljic LB-FB SR 5'11 CB 3 Louie Severino30 MCDIVITT, DEVON RB/LB SR 5'8" 165. 48 Austin Heppner CB SO 5'7 CB 10 Tyler Nagorski31 PURCHASE, COLE RB/LB SO 5'11" 155. 50 Nick Haller LB SO 5'1032 GASPAR, JOSH TE/DE SR 5'11" 165. 51 Parker Jensen LB SO 5'633 SEMLER, IAN RBLB JR 5'8" 185. 52 Joe Rayl C JR 5'1134 HEMLY, DYLAN RB/LB JR 5'10" 185. 53 Curtis Swearingen DL SR 5'835 PAGLIO, JOHN SE/DB SO 6'0" 160. 54 Colin Christopher LB-G SO 5'8 P 7 Kenny Streb36 NIEHUS, JAKE RB/DE JR 6' 165. 55 Joray Fierle LB SO 5'9 PK 90 Chris Justice37 COSO, DEAN K JR 6' 150. 57 Austin Kidwell C SR 5'1138 URBIC, JACOB RB/DB SO 5'8" 145. 59 Jacob Sartain DE SR 6'139 GASPAR, JACOB RB/DB SO 5'5" 130. 60 Cameron Skedel OL-DL JR 6'140 NOVAK, WADE FB/DB SO 6'1" 190. 61 Justin Howard G SO 5'741 PERRICO, DANTE TE/LB SO 5'10" 180. 62 Joe Ginter G JR 6'2 42 GOOD, DEVIN RB/DE SO 5'10" 193. 64 Cole Blomgren LB SO 6'043 HOUGAN, JACOB TE/DE SO 6'6" 171. 65 Brad Wirsching DE SR 5'9 RUSHING44 CICERO, JIMMY RB/LB JR 5'10" 170. 67 Zach Mastroianni T SR 6'2 45 RICCI, JOHN OL/DL SO 5'8" 185. 71 Matt Clemens DL SO 5'10 Valletto46 BAIRD, JAMES RB/LB JR 5'9" 180. 72 Jose Carmona OL-DL SO 5'11 Payne47 LIECHTY, MAX WR/DB SO 5'9" 141. 73 Sean Turchon OL-DL SO 6'2 Kleinhenz50 LOBOSKY, MATT OL/DL SO 5'10" 180. 74 Liam Roberts OL-DL JR 6'2 Iveljic51 ARNOLD, AUSTIN OL/DL JR 5'7" 194. 75 Nick Dielman T SR 6'1 Tanski52 SMRDEL, MATT OL/DL JR 5'8" 208. 76 Jonny Dotson OL-DL SO 5'11 Smith53 CARVER, JACOB OL/DL JR 6'1" 295. 77 Mark Fonovic G JR 6'3 Luker54 DAVIS, RYDER OL/DL SR 6'1" 238. 78 Jaccob Watson OL-DL JR 6'0 Estrada55 MOLLE, ERIC OL/DL SR 5'11" 220. 79 Eric Likovic DE SO 5'9 TOTALS56 CARLOZZI, VINNY OL/DL JR 6'1" 220. 80 Louis Estrada RB-LB SO 5'857 WATSON, JOEL OL/DE SO 6'6" 220. 81 Ty Saperstein WR-S SO 5'6 PASSING58 CARLOZZI, NOAH OL/DL SO 5/10" 215. 82 Mario Federico CB SO 5'760 BOLES, TYLER OL/DL SR 62" 250. 83 Sebastian Osler WR-S SO 5'11 Tanski61 BRYANT, JAMES OL/DL SR 6'1" 250. 84 Kyle Andryscik WR JR 6'4 Smith62 SLIFE, COLLIN OL/DL SR 6'0" 190. 86 Nick Stuck WR SO 5'9 TOTALS64 MEKOTA, GUS OL/DL JR 5'7" 160. 87 Jared Kaczur WR SO 5'665 STANKO, JUSTIN OL/DL SR 6'3" 275. 88 Justin Davis CB JR 5'7 RECEIVING66 SMIDDY, RYAN OL/DL JR 6'1" 215. 89 Anthony Petti WR JR 5'768 JONES, HUNTER OL/DL SO 5'9" 210. 90 Chris Justice K SR 5'10 Streb70 SIMKINS, RYAN OL/DL SR 5'5" 200. Spencer Sedivy DL SO 6'2 Dailey71 HARMON, TJ OL/DL JR 5'6" 180. Rummel72 MCMASTERS, ANTHONY OL/DL JR 6'3" 225. Andryscik73 TOTH, ZACH OL/DL SR 6' 210. Payne74 MCNAUGHTON, ANDREW OL/DL SO 5'10" 230. Valletto75 TERRANOVA, JACK OL/DL JR 5'11" 200. Luker77 NIEHUS, CAMERON OL/DL JR 5'11" 230. Kleinhenz78 CLUTE, DUSTIN OL/DL SR 6' 225. TOTALS90 KINZIE, NATHAN OL/DL SO 6' 200.

PLACE KICKING

Justice

PUNTING

Streb

Luker

Long

8-10 1 3

7.3

1 23.0

1

Yds Avg

3.73 11

2 2 1.0

12 31.6 42

Punts Avg

0

22

PATs FGM FGA Long

0 0.0 0

29

7 97 13.9 0

9 117

1

38 530 13.9 5

Rec Yds Avg TD

0

4

19.9 4

38-70-1 53.1%

528

5

1-1-0 2 100.0%

530

3

Pos Yr WtNORTH STARTERS

110

OFFENSE (Pro Set)

CHARDON ROSTER

9 27 3.0

447 4.1

0

1

HtWT

21 49 2.3

2 8

5

37-69-1

2016 RANGERS SEASON STATS (3 games)

4.0

0

Yds Per TD

14

014.8

0

SPECIAL TEAMS

68 279 4.1

Att TD

1

DEFENSE (3-3-5 Stack)

RANGERS ROSTER

1 29 29.0

1

145210195

0

74

53.6%

145195175

215

150150170200175

140

185215160195145

170

180

180160

170

195150200185

200230195170230210

245

190190180140

185

190220240

170230

200

155210150150160180190

230

210165165130140

270

160290

23

1 4 4.0

290240

285

5

5

C-A-I

1 1 1.0 0

1 -1 -1.0 0

13.0

278



TEAM / SCHOOL

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30 0 OVERALL RECORD @NorthRangers North Rangers Football

6-1

1-6

1-6

3-4

5-2

7-0

4-3

OVERALL WRC

9-2

Chardon Hilltoppers **

2016 NORTH RANGERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

4-6

CHALK TALK WITH HEAD COACH SHAWN DODD

HEAD COACH SHAWN DODD

YEAR Win % Notes

3 0.300

Riverside Beavers

3 0.333

Brush Arcs

STAY CONNECTED TO THE NORTH RANGERS

1-6

NORTH RANGERS

8-3

11-2

Madison Blue Steaks **

OH CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN

1-9

3-7

Mayfield Wildcats **

4-6South Rebels

2015

0.455

0.727

0.100

2013 9 0.750

2012

2011 1

2014 8

2016 1 0.333

13 seasons 25

3-7Kenston Bombers

FAMILIAR FACES

2015 FINAL WRC STANDINGS

RANGERS NEWS, NOTES AND HEADLINESShawn Dodd didn’t need directions

to get to Stevens Boulevard when

he was approved as the next

coach of the North Rangers in

March 2015.

He didn’t need to be led down

the hallways to the football office

or the weight room. And he

definitely didn’t need much

persuading either to take over

the football program at his alma mater.

Dodd, who was a standout wide receiver for the Rangers

during his playing days from 1987-1990, was approved as the

head football coach at North in early March 2015.

“Being an alumni, still living in the community, this was the

right move for me and my family,” said Dodd, a 1991

graduate of North. “How many guys get a chance to go

home to coach their alma mater? I can’t wait. I couldn’t be

more excited about a job. And we are going to be successful

here, I believe that, I don’t just hope it happens eventually.”

Dodd begins his second season at North after a four-year stint

at Gilmour, where he led the Lancers to back-to-back 8-2

seasons and Division V playoff berths.

Dodd is adding some stability to a Rangers program that has

three coaches in as many years following Mike Bell and

another former North grad – George Burich.

Dodd indicated he’s in this for the long haul.

Dodd remembers being part of the Rangers’ football team

that broke a 33-game losing streak during his junior year in a

1989 game at Brush, then going 4-6 as a senior in the fall of

1990 – including a 41-20 rout of rival South in Week 10.

A year later, under then-coach Dan Kukura, the Rangers

went 8-2.

“North is the only place I would ever have taken a phone call

from, and the response from other North grads and guys I

went to school with and played football with has been

overwhelming,” Dodd said.

Dodd, a long-time sixth grade social studies teacher at

Euclid, is now an English / Language Arts teacher at

Willoughby Middle School.

Dodd is a father of three and is married to Kim Shumar-Dodd.

They live in Willowick.

Since 2009, former News-Herald

high school sports reporter Bill

Tilton has hosted a live weekly

high school sports talk show

featuring interviews with players

and coaches, trivia contests and

giveaways at Hooley House in

Mentor on Monday nights.

Regular guests on "Varsity Chalk Talk” have included

Rangers head coach Shawn Dodd and numerous North

players.

“Varsity Chalk Talk” airs live at Hooley House in Mentor on

Mondays (7-9pm) and will be streamed live on

ESPNCleveland.com and edited down and aired on KNR2

1540-AM as part of the Friday night High School Hysteria

pregame.

A couple of changes to the North coaching staff bring two

alumni into the fold on a full-time basis.

Joe Iveljic, who coached with Shawn Dodd at Gilmour and

played for the Rangers in the late 80s/early 90s, will coach

the defensive line.

Jim Caldrone, a two-time team MVP as a player at North, is

now a full-time defensive coach, working with the safeties.

On Saturday, Aug. 6 as part of a day that included the

Orange and Black scrimmage at Nick Carter Stadium,

North selected its six captains for the 2016 season.

Joey Iveljic, Alex Valletto, Zach Mastrioanni, Curtis

Swearingen, Tyler Swearingen and Chase Axelrod will serve

as Rangers captains this fall as voted upon by their

teammates.

Front row (L - R)

Hana Steko,

Vanessa Mueller,

Amber

Dougherty,

Natalie Federico

Second row (L - R)Katie Zavoda, Alyssa Robinson, Daria Peric, Kaitlin Denihan, Kourtney Muehlheim

Last row (L to R)

Haley Tizzano,

Skyler Winters,

Joya Tucker,

Jordan Esser,

Emma Fussner,

Casey Kramer



Most Passing Yards - Game 389 - George Gresko (2009)

Most Passing Yards - Season 2,932 - George Gresko (2009)

Most Passing TDs - Game 6 - George Gresko (2009)

Most Passing TDs - Season 34 - George Gresko (2009)

Most Pass Attempts - Season 344 - George Gresko (2009)

Most Pass Completions - Season 197 - George Gresko (2009)

Most Rushing Yards - Game 351- Jordan Morris (2011)

Most Rushing Yards - Season 1,607 - Brian Diliberto (1989)

Most Rushing TDs - Game 5- Zane Bunnell (2015)

4- Kenny Uzarevic (2015), Zane Bunnell (2015)

4- Kenny Uzarevic (2014), Jordan Morris (2011)

Most Rushing TDs - Season 19- Zane Bunnell (2015)

17 - Brian Diliberto (1989)

Most Rushing Attempts - Season 242 - Jordan Morris (2011)

Highest Yards Per Carry - Season 7.7 - Jordan Morris (2011)

Most Receiving Yards - Game 264 - Travis Sandstrom (2009)

Most Receiving Yards - Season 1,179 - Shawn Richter (2009)

Most Receiving TDs - Game 5 - Shawn Richter (2009)

Most Receiving TDs - Season 16 - Shawn Richter (2009)

Most Receptions - Game 13 - Shawn Richter (2009)

Most Recptions - Season 83 - Shawn Richter (2009)

Most Tackles - Season 157 - Brennan Torok (2011)

Most Sacks - Season 8 - Ethan Weist (2010)

Most Interceptions - Game 3 - Greg Erjavec (1982)

Most Interceptions - Season 7 - Ryan Latini (1992)

Most Total TD - Season 19 - John Mandato (1991), Bob Terrell (1966)

Most Total Points - Season 140 - Steve Miocic (1999)

Longest Rushing TD 93 - Demetrius Wright (2005)

Longest Kickoff Return 94 - Drew Makar (2004)

Longest Punt Return 70 - Bill Lombardo (1970)

Longest Field Goal 45 - Chris Justice (2015)

Longest Punt Return Avg - Season 40.6 - Bill Murton (1966)

Most All-Purpose Yards - Season 1,709 - Lee Hanna (2007)

Most Points - Game 69 - Conneaut (Sept 23, 05)

Most Points - Season 325 - 10 games in 2009

Fewest Points Allowed - Season 47 - 10 games - 1972

Most Team Shutouts 5 - in 10 games - 1967

Conference Championships 1961 - GCC (Vic McIntire)

1962 - GCC (Vic McIntire)

1964 - GCC (Vic McIntire) 1972 - GCC (Vic McIntire)

1977 - GCC (Vic McIntire) 1979 - GCC (Vic McIntire)

All Ohio Players at North (since 1959)

Larry Brinkley 1960 Dave Parker 1972

John Ketternun 1962 Paul Mudrich 1974

Roy Voss 1963 John Mandato 1991

Andy Dow 1963 Mike Mezgec 1991

Tom Davis 1963 Jim Eller 1993

Sandy Effron 1964 Jeff Haase 1994

Chuck Hoban 1964 Craig Kantz 1994

Jeff Carter 1964 Steve Wisneiwski 1994

Bob Beutel 1967 Shawn Richter 2009

Tim Quinn 1969 Travis Sandstrom 2009

Dennis Brundula 1970 Ben Josipovic 2011

Anton Vrebac 2012

MADISON

10-12 4:30 p MADISON

9-14 4:30 p SOUTH EUCLID MEMORIAL

CHARDON

9-28 5:00 p at Kenston

10-5 4:30 p WILLOUHBY

4:30 p

10-17 4:30 p CHARDON

10-12 4:30 p


10-5 4:30 p WILLOUHBY


9-21 4:30 p at Riverside

TBA at Willowick

8-31 4:30 p at Mayfield

8-24

10-13 4:30 p at Brush Arcs

10-20 4:30 p MAYFIELD WILDCATS

10-27 4:30 p at Madison Blue Streaks

9-29 4:30 p at South Rebels

4:30 p KENSTON BOMBERS10-6

9-15 4:30 p CHARDON HILLTOPPERS

9-22 4:30 p at Riverside Beavers

8-31 4:30 p NORMANDY INVADER

9-8 4:30 p MAPLE HEIGHTS MUSTANGS

8-25 5:00 p at Westlake Demons

10-17

Date Time Opponent Results

WILLOWICK MIDDLE SCHOOL 2016 SCHEDULE / RESULTSFRESHMAN RANGERS 2016 SCHEDULE / RESULTS

Date Time

9-21

at Willowick

8-31 4:30 p at Mayfield

8-24 TBA

10-8 10 am KENSTON BOMBERS

9-24 10 am at Riverside Beavers

10-1 10 am at South Rebels

10-29 10 am at Madison Blue Streaks

10-15 10 am at Brush Arcs

10-22 10 am MAYFIELD WILDCATS

9-10 10 am MAPLE HEIGHTS MUSTANGS

9-17 10 am CHARDON HILLTOPPERS

9-3 10 am NORMANDY INVADERS

ResultsTime Opponent Time 7th Grade Opponent Results

RANGERS RECORDS

at Mentor Memorial

MAYFIELD

Results

READY TO BE RANGERS

4:30 p

8-31 4:30 p

EASTLAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL 2016 SCHEDULE / RESULTS

KENSTON

9-14 5:30 p at Willoughby

9-21

9-7

4:30 p CHARDON

Date

8-27 10 am at Westlake Demons

JUNIOR VARSITY RANGERS 2016 SCHEDULE / RESULTS

Date

Date Time 7th Grade Opponent Results

8th Grade Opponent

8-25 4:30 p

9-28

RIVERSIDE

Time 8th Grade Opponent

10-13 4:30 p at South Euclid Memorial

Results

4:30 p at Riverside

4:30 p

8-24 4:30 p EASTLAKE

7:00 p at Riverside

10-17 4:30 p at Madison

Date

9-14 5:00 p at Willoughby

9-21



7:00 p at Chardon

8-31

9-28 4:30 p

10-17 4:30 p MADISON

at Mayfield



Westlake Normandy Maple Heights3-7 overall; 21st Region 3

A 26 A NORTH RANGERS W 30-28 A 26 H St Ignatius L 0-45 A 26 H Cleve John Adams W 47-6 8-28 Westlake W 48-45

S 2 A Olmsted Falls W 34-31 S 1 H NORTH RANGERS L 6-42 S 2 A South W 48-36 9-4 Normandy W 41-6

S 9 H Avon Lake L 35-42 S 9 H Richfield Revere L 0-56 S 9 H NORTH RANGERS W 27-13 9-11 Maple Heights L 9-34

S 16 H North Olmsted S 16 H Parma S 16 A Padua 9-18 Chardon L 39-41

S 23 A Avon S 23 A Holy Name S 23 H Bedford 9-25 Riverside L-OT 24-30

S 30 H Grafton Midview S 30 H Bay S 30 A Cleveland Hts 10-2 South L 27-52

O 7 A Lakewood O 7 A Rocky River O 7 A Shaw 10-9 Kenston W 38-20

O 14 H North Ridgeville O 13 H Elyria Catholic O 14 H Lorain 10-16 Brush L 14-21

O 21 H Amherst Steele O 20 H Garfield Heights O 21 A Warrensville Hts 10-23 Mayfield L 20-49

O 28 A Berea-Midpark O 28 A Valley Forge O 29 A University School 10-30 Madison L 13-47

Chardon Riverside South

3-7 overall; 21st Region 3

A 26 H West Geauga W 28-0 A 26 H Perry L 34-42 A 26 A NDCL W 33-19

S 2 H Geneva W 49-7 S 2 A West Geauga W 21-16 S 2 H Maple Heights L 38-46 8-29 Kirtland L 14-49

S 9 H London (Ont) South W 62-7 S 9 A Harvey W 60-4 S 9 H Euclid L 13-48 9-5 Medina L 7-49

S 16 H NORTH RANGERS S 16 H Kenston S 16 H Mayfield 9-12 Garfield Heights L 27-41

S 23 H Madison S 23 A NORTH RANGERS S 23 A Brush 9-19 Chardon L 21-45

S 30 A Kenston S 30 H Madison S 30 A NORTH RANGERS 9-26 Riverside L 24-43

O 7 H Mayfield O 7 A Brush O 7 A Madison 10-3 Madison L 7-33

O 14 A Riverside O 14 H Chardon O 14 A Kenston 10-10 Lakeside W 42-7

O 21 A Brush O 21 A South O 21 H Riverside 10-16 University School W 32-3

O 28 A South O 28 H Mayfield O 28 H Chardon 10-24 Geneva W 34-13

10-30 South L 27-49

Kenston Brush Mayfield

A 26 H Amherst Steele W 21-17 A 26 H North Canton Hoover L 20-24 A 26 A Nordonia L 37-38 1-9 overall; 25th Region 3

S 2 A Medina L 14-70 S 2 A Perry L 3-8 S 2 H Massillon Jackson L 13-31

S 9 A Canfield L 12-44 S 9 A Strongsville L 20-51 S 9 H Garfield Heights W 30-0 8-30 Kirtland L 7-62

S 16 A Riverside S 16 A Madison S 16 A South 9-6 Medina L 7-56

S 23 A Mayfield S 23 H South S 23 H Kenston 9-13 Garfield Heights L 7-43

S 30 H Chardon S 30 H Mayfield S 30 A Brush 9-20 Chardon L 0-35

O 7 H NORTH RANGERS O 7 H Riverside O 7 A Chardon 9-27 Riverside L 21-55

O 14 H South O 14 A NORTH RANGERS O 14 H Madison 10-4 Madison L 7-41

O 21 A Madison O 21 H Chardon O 21 H NORTH RANGERS 10-11 Lakeside L 7-33

O 28 H Brush N 28 A Kenston N 28 A Riverside 10-19 University School W 21-18

10-25 Geneva L 6-40

11-1 South L 15-34

Madison

A 26 A Geneva L 15-16

S 2 H Lakeside W 18-6 1-9 overall; 31st Region 1

S 9 H Perry L-2OT 14-21

S 16 H Brush 8-24 Brush L 7-35

S 23 A Chardon 8-31 Bedford L 0-61

S 30 A Riverside 9-7 Midpark L 7-48

O 7 H South 9-14 Chardon L 7-63

O 14 A Mayfield 9-21 Riverside L 10-28

O 21 H Kenston 9-28 Madison L 15-62

O 28 A NORTH RANGERS 10-5 Lakeside W 16-8

10-12 University School L 23-24

10-19 Geneva L 26-34

10-26 South L 7-44

1-2

0-3 3-0

INVADERS

PAST SEASONS

2014 Season / Results

MUSTANGS


3-0

DEMONS2-1


BEAVERS

WILDCATSARCS 2013 Season / Results

0-3 1-2

1-2

BLUE STREAKS THIS DATE IN HISTORY - SEPTEMBER 16

BOMBERS1-2

HILLTOPPERS

NORTH RANGERS 2016 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE AND RESULTS

2-1

REBELS

1950 - The Cleveland Browns (formerly All American Football Conference ) play the

franchise's first NFL game, beat the Ealges 35-10 in Philadelphia in front of a then record

71,500 fans. The Browns racked up 457 yards in total offense, scoring 21 points in the

second half to put the game away. The Browns used a passing attack that totaled 316

yards and after the game the Eagles coaches and management were upset that

Browns used the pass so much, critizing Cleveland as an 'upstart basketbll team'.

2007 - The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Cleveland Browns 51-45 as Bengals QB Carson

Palmer throws 6 TDs. Browns QB Derek Anderson is just as efficient, tossing five

touchdowns. Cleveland had 554 total yards and Cincinnati had 531.

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