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2013 OHSAA Football State Championships
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Thursday, Dec.
5
Div. III: Akron
St. Vincent-St. Mary (14-0) vs. Trotwood-Madison (11-2), 7 p.m. at Massillon
Paul Brown Tiger Stadium
Friday, Dec. 6
Div. VI:
Kirtland (14-0) vs. Haviland Wayne Trace (13-1), 11 a.m. at Canton Fawcett
Stadium
Div. IV:
Youngstown Cardinal Mooney (10-4) vs. Clarksville Clinton-Massie (13-1), 3
p.m. at Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium
Div. II:
Cleveland Glenville (13-1) vs. Loveland (14-0), 7 p.m. at Canton Fawcett
Stadium
Saturday, Dec.
7
Div. V:
Columbus Bishop Hartley (13-1) vs. Coldwater (12-2), 11 a.m. at Massillon
Paul Brown Tiger Stadium
Div. I: Mentor
(13-1) vs. Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller (13-1), 3 p.m. at Canton Fawcett
Stadium
Div. VII:
Glouster Trimble (14-0) vs. Maria Stein Marion Local (14-0), 7 p.m. at
Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium
2013 OHSAA State
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Canton Fawcett Stadium and Massillon Paul Brown
Tiger Stadium
December 5-7, 2013
Division III
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Akron St. Vincent�St. Mary Dominates To Win
Back-To-Back Titles
Fighting Irish force turnovers to
defeat Trotwood-Madison 24-0
MASSILLON � Top-ranked Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary took advantage of
five turnovers throughout the game and used its running attack to defeat
Trotwood-Madison 24-0 in the 2013 OHSAA Division III football state
championship game at Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium Thursday night.
On a cold and rainy night in Massillon, Trotwood-Madison (11-3) threw three
interceptions and lost two fumbles. St. Vincent-St. Mary (15-0) opened
scoring with a 36-yard field goal in the first quarter by senior Evan
Cunningham. Senior Newman Williams added a one-yard rushing touchdown in the
second quarter to give the Fighting Irish a 10-0 lead at halftime. In the
second half, Williams added an eight-yard rushing touchdown off of a Rams'
turnover. SVSM junior Vince Lockett scored on a one-yard rushing touchdown
in the fourth quarter to make it 24-0.
The title is the sixth overall for SVSM (2013, 2012, 1988, 1982, 1981,
1972). The Fighting Irish are now 6-1 all-time in state final games. Their
shutout was the 28th overall shutout in OHSAA State Football history, and
the fourth in Division III, the first since 2003.
Trotwood-Madison averaged 217 rushing yards per game this season, but it was
SVSM's defense that held the Rams to only 12 yards rushing on the night on
23 attempts. SVSM senior Anthony Adkins led the team with six tackles and
2.5 tackles for loss. The Irish had seven total tackles for loss.
Trotwood-Madison, which defeated Clyde in the state semifinal 54-7, was
making its fourth state championship appearance. The Rams' own one state
title, which came in 2011.
SVSM senior Parris Campbell led the ground attack with 18 attempts and 58
yards of the team's 180 rushing yards total. Trotwood-Madison senior
Demarcus Wilson led all receivers with 50 yards on four receptions. Neither
team threw for more than 100 yards on the cold and rainy night.
Division
VI
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Kirtland Wins Second State Title
Hornets defeat Wayne Trace 44-16
in Division VI Championship
CANTON � Top-ranked Kirtland (15-0) dominated on the ground and also
used a strong passing attack to defeat No. 10 Haviland Wayne Trace (13-2)
44-16 on Friday morning in the 2013 OHSAA State Football Division VI
championship game at Canton Fawcett Stadium.
Kirtland ran for 410 yards total in addition to its 178 yards and two
touchdowns through the air. That rushing total is the seventh-most rushing
yards in an OHSAA state championship game.
Kirtland entered the championship game winning 43 of its last 44 games and
outscoring opponents 165-28 in the playoffs this season. Senior Sam Kukura
led all rushers with 196 yards on 19 attempts and one touchdown. Junior Adam
Hess added 177 yards on 22 attempts and two touchdowns. in addition to its
178 yards and two touchdowns through the air.
Kirtland got on the scoreboard first with a 1-yd touchdown run by junior Sam
Skiljan in the first quarter. Wayne Trace would answer in the second quarter
with a 41-yd touchdown reception by junior Jake Arend to tie the game. But
Kirtland scored the next five touchdowns of the game. Kirtland junior Adam
Hess scored twice in the second quarter, a 5-yd run and a 9-yd run, to
extend the lead. Senior Sam Kukura scored on a 68-yd run to give the Hornets
a 30-8 lead at halftime. The Hornets would score two more times in the
second half, a 24-yd touchdown reception by senior Ryan Loncar and 51-yd
touchdown reception by junior Matthew Finkler. Wayne Trace's only other
score came in the fourth quarter, a 30-yd touchdown reception by junior
Tyler Showalter.
Wayne Trace senior quarterback Colby Speice threw for 262 yards and two
touchdowns, completing 18 of 44 attempts. Kirtland junior Sam Skiljan threw
for 133 yards and two touchdowns, completing six of 10 attempts.
Wayne Trace's junior Jake Arena led all receivers with 101 receiving yards
on five receptions and one touchdown. This was Wayne Trace's first state
final appearance. Only their second year in the playoffs, the Raiders only
had one playoff win in school history before this year. They scored 217
points in the playoffs this year, the most among the 14 schools in the state
finals.
Kirtland was making its third appearance in the state final and its third in
a row. The Hornets won the championship in 2011 and lost to Coldwater in the
Division V championship in 2012. In its ninth year in the playoffs, Kirtland
now has a 18-7 playoff record.
Division IV
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Clinton-Massie Defeats Cardinal Mooney
to Win Back-To-Back Titles
Falcons Score Fourth Quarter
Touchdown To Hold Off Cardinals 27-21
MASSILLON- No. 5 Clarksville Clinton-Massie (14-1) scored late in the fourth
quarter to secure the Division IV championship and back-to-back state titles
in the 2013 OHSAA State Football championship Friday at Massillon Paul Brown
Tiger Stadium.
Because of the snowy weather conditions, both teams used their rushing
attacks for a majority of the offense. Clinton-Massie senior Bayle Wolf led
all rushers with 172 yards on 33 attempts and three touchdowns. The Falcons
rushed for 267 total yards. Mooney senior Mark Handel finished with 140
yards rushing on 16 attempts and two touchdowns. The Cardinals rushed for
238 total yards. There were only 10 passing attempts between the
quarterbacks of both teams.
Clinton-Massie has won the state title in both of its two state final
appearances (2012 and 2013). Cardinal Mooney was one of five defending state
champions returning to the finals this weekend and now have an all-time
playoff record of 22-11. Clinton-Massie also scored two fourth-quarter
touchdowns in its semifinal victory against top-ranked Kenton.
Youngstown Cardinal Mooney, which finishes its season 10-5, was first on the
scoreboard with a 25-yard touchdown run by junior C.J. Amill. Clinton-Massie
answered with an 8-yard touchdown run by senior Bayle Wolf, his first of
three touchdowns on the day, to tie the game. The Cardinals would score
before the quarter ended on a 68-yard touchdown run by senior Mark Handel.
Clinton-Massie junior Chayse Wolf tied the game in the second quarter with a
20-yard touchdown run. Mooney reclaimed the lead when Handel scored his
second touchdown of the day on a 13-yard touchdown run, giving the Cardinals
a 21-14 lead at halftime. The Falcons tied the game in the third quarter on
Wolf's second touchdown of the day, a 1-yard touchdown run. Wolf sealed the
victory for the Falcons with his third touchdown of the day with 1:10 left
in the fourth quarter, a 2-yard touchdown run.
Two keys plays in the fourth quarter helped Clinton-Massie win its second
state title. With 6:53 left in the fourth quarter, Mooney punted the ball
from its own 24-yd line only 16 yards to its 40-yard line. The Cardinals
would take over with great field position for their game-winning drive. With
30 seconds left in the game, the Falcons intercepted Mooney quarterback Jon
Saadey to clinch the title.
Mooney Mark Handel's 68 yard touchdown run tied the record for the longest
touchdown run in Division IV state championship history (Delbert Ferguson,
Youngstown Ursuline, vs. Coldwater at Massillon, 1998).
Cardinal Mooney made its 12th state final appearance. The Cardinals own
eight state titles (2011, 09, 06, 04, 1987, 82, 80, 73). With its state
semifinal victory over Steubenville, Mooney became the third school in OHSAA
history with 60 or more playoff wins (Newark Catholic 69, Cleveland St.
Ignatius 66). Mooney now has an all-time playoff record of 60-18.
Division II
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Loveland Wins First State Football Title
Tigers defeat Glenville 41-23 in
Division II state championship game
CANTON- No. 2 Loveland (15-0) used a strong rushing attack and took
advantage of seven turnovers to defeat Glenville (13-2) 41-23 and win its
first state title in the 2013 OHSAA State Football Division II championship
at Canton Fawcett Stadium on Friday night.
Loveland jumped out to an early lead and scored 34 points in the first half.
The Tigers' 27 points in the second quarter is the most points scored in a
quarter in a Division II championship game.
Loveland freshman Luke Waddell got on the scoreboard first with a 66-yard
touchdown run in the first quarter. In the second quarter, Loveland added
four more touchdowns. Senior Tre Heath caught a 22-yard touchdown pass from
sophomore quarterback Drew Plitt. Senior Gunner Gamnill scored on a 5-yard
touchdown run. Senior defensive back Beau Ngu returned a 50-yard
interception to the endzone. Senior Jake Elfers caught a 12-yard touchdown
pass from Plitt and the Tigers led 34-0 at half.
Glenville scored on its opening drive of the second half with a 2-yard
touchdown run by senior Davon Anderson. Loveland would quickly answered with
Gumbill's second rushing touchdown, a 6-yard run. Late in the game, the
Tarblooders added a 7-yard touchdown run by senior quarterback Quan Robinson
Jr. and a 47-yard touchdown reception by senior Marshon Lattimore from
Robinson Jr.
Loveland rushed for 340 total yards, led by Waddell with 175 rushing yards
on 19 attempts and one touchdown and Gambill with 115 rushing yards on 24
attempts and two touchdowns. Glenville Mattimore led all receivers with 83
yards on three receptions and one touchdown.
Glenville quarterback Quan Robinson Jr. threw for 203 yards and one
touchdown, completing 10 of 28 passing attempts. Loveland quarterback Drew
Plitt threw for 66 yards and two touchdowns, completing all five passes he
threw.
Loveland made its first state final appearance and is now 6-3 all-time in
the playoffs. The Tigers only had one playoff victory before this year. In
the state semifinal, Loveland came from behind and defeated No. 1 Zanesville
in double-overtime.
Glenville made its second state final appearance and has an all-time playoff
record of 19-11. Glenville defeated No. 6 Medina Highland in the semifinal.
Division V
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Coldwater Pulls Away From Hartley to Win
Fourth State Title
Cavaliers score twice in fourth
quarter to cap 24-7 win
MASSILLON � Sixth-ranked Coldwater led 10-7 at halftime and scored
two fourth-quarter touchdowns to top fourth-ranked Columbus Bishop Hartley,
24-7, Saturday in the OHSAA Division V state championship game at Massillon
Paul Brown Tiger Stadium.
Coldwater (13-2), the defending Div. V state champion, now owns four state
titles (2013, 12, 07, 05). The Cavaliers have played in the state
championship game each of the last five seasons, making them the first
school in OHSAA history to play 75 games in a five-year span. They are now
55-15 all-time in the playoffs and own the state�s longest active streak of
qualifying for the playoffs at 18-straight years.
Coldwater junior quarterback Brody Hoying ran for 145 yards on 24 carries
and scored all three Cav touchdowns, including a 9-yard run with 1:00 left
before halftime and then fourth-quarter scoring runs of three yards with
5:26 left and 32 yards with 2:46 remaining. Hoying also completed 7-of-12
passes for 83 yards.
Other than Hoying�s scoring jaunts, perhaps the biggest play of the game was
his interception of a Hartley pass and 33-yard return early in the fourth
quarter deep in Hartley territory that ended a 16-play Hartley drive and
eventually led to Hoying�s own second rushing touchdown of the game.
The two teams had nearly identical team statistical totals, with neither
team gaining more than 300 yards, but the Coldwater defense held Hartley to
6-of-14 conversions on third down and 3-of-7 on fourth down.
Coldwater senior Mitch Schoenherr led the Cav defense with 16 tackles, while
junior Mitch Fullenkamp added nine stops, including two for loss, and
recovered a fumble.
Coldwater�s Matt Kramer got the scoring started for the Cavs with a 30-yard
field with 7:45 left in the second quarter. Hartley�s Jared Brandewie scored
the Hawks� touchdown on a 7-yard run with 10:44 left in the third quarter.
Alonzo Saxton led Hartley with 75 yards rushing on just eight carries.
Hartley (13-2) was making its fourth state final appearance (owns titles in
2010 and 1086) and is now 22-9 all-time in the playoffs in 11 appearances.
Division I
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Moeller Wins Scoring Duel with
Mentor, 55-52, to Take Home Another State Title
Crusaders win ninth state
championship as 17 Div. I state championship records fall, three more
tied
CANTON � Division I state championship game records fell
throughout the second half as fifth-ranked Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller
(14-1) held on for a 55-52 win Saturday over sixth-ranked Mentor (13-2)
at Canton Fawcett Stadium as the Crusaders won back-to-back state titles
and their ninth overall.
In a back-and-forth game that saw big plays topped by bigger plays,
Mentor trailed 48-26 after three quarters, but scored a Div. I state
championship record 26 points in the fourth quarter to get within one
score for the last several possessions of the game.
That was just one of the state records that would fall by the time the
game was over. Temperatures in the mid-20s did not slow down the two
offenses, which combined for 1,040 yards of total offense to set a Div.
I championship game record (second-most overall).
Moeller quarterback Gus Ragland�s 3-yard touchdown run with 2:13 left in
the game was Moeller�s only score of the fourth quarter, but it put the
Crusaders back up by 10 points and with enough of a lead to hang for the
victory after Mentor added one more touchdown.
Moeller totaled 550 yards, which would have been the new Div. I state
record had it not been for the 586 yards that Mentor amassed. The two
teams combined for a Div. I championship game record 15 touchdowns.
Moeller�s eight touchdowns is a Div. Ii championship game record.
Moeller�s 55 points scored are a Div. I championship game record, and
the two teams combined for 108 points, which is a Div. I record and
ranks second overall.
Earlier in the week, the two quarterbacks � Ragland from Moeller and
Mentor�s Conner Krizancic � were crowed Associated Press Division I
co-Offensive Players of the Year. On Saturday, the two signal callers
combined for 692 yards passing as Krizancic set a Div. I state
championship game record with 419 yards passing, while Ragland completed
12-of-13 passes for 273 yards with 189 yards rushing and a state-record
tying five touchdowns on the ground. Adding in a 44-yard touchdown pass
by Mentor receiver Eddie Daugherty, the two teams combined to throw for
736 yards, which is a Div. I championship game record.
Daugherty himself set an all-time state championship game record with 16
receptions. He totaled 164 yards and two touchdowns.
Ragland�s touchdown runs came on yardages of 8, 3, 70, 1 and 3 yards.
Krizancic also set Div. I championship game records with 36 completions
and 54 attempts, while also rushing for 102 yards and three touchdowns.
His combined total of 521 yards of total offense (419 passing, 102
rushing) is believed to be a state championship game record, surpassing
the mark of 482 total yards set by Kenton�s Ben Mauk (439, 43) in the
2001 Div. IV state championship win over Licking Valley.
Mentor was making its third appearance in the state championship game
and leaves with its third runner-up trophy (2007, 2006). Mentor beat
Cleveland St. Ignatius and Lakewood St. Edward the last two weeks in the
playoffs to advance to the state championship game.
Moeller�s ninth state title adds to titles won previously in 2012, 85,
82, 80, 79, 77, 76 and 75. The Crusaders were making their 13th
appearance in the state championship game, which is most among big
schools and second all-time to Newark Catholic�s 14. Moeller is now
46-23 all-time in the playoffs after winning Saturday and beating
fourth-ranked Hilliard Davidson and No. 1 Cincinnati Colerain the last
two weeks.
Division
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Marion Local Shuts Out Trimble 33-0 for
Third Straight Title
Flyers hold Trimble to 104
total yards
MASSILLON � No. 1 ranked Maria Stein Marion Local led 13-0 at
halftime and scored touchdowns on its first three possessions of the
second en route to a 33-0 win over third-ranked Glouster Trimble in the
OHSAA Division VII state championship game Saturday night at Massillon
Paul Brown Tiger Stadium.
The title is the third in a row Marion Local (15-0), which becomes the
seventh school in OHSAA history to win three-consecutive championships.
The Flyers, who own the best playoff winning percentage in OHSAA history
(53-9 overall), have now won seven state titles overall (2013, 12, 11,
07, 06, 01, 00).
The title is also the 30th for the Midwest Athletic Conference in
football, building on the conference�s state record.
Junior Jacy Goettemoeller caught a touchdown pass in the first quarter
and rushed for two scores in the third quarter to lead the Flyers, who
totaled 414 yards of offense compared to 104 for Trimble.
The Marion Local defense notched three interceptions, including two on
back-to-back drives to start the third quarter that led to Flyer
touchdowns.
On a frigid night with game-time temperature of 16 degrees, senior
quarterback Adam Bertke completed 17-of-28 passes for 216 yards and a
touchdown and ran for 54 yards on 12 carries and scored two touchdowns.
Trimble (14-1) was making its first appearance in the state championship
game. The Tomcats beat second-ranked Berlin Center Western Reserve in
the state semifinals.
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