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OHIO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RECORDS
Record
Categories
Use the following links to find a specific category.
INDIVIDUAL
SCORING
Points, game |
Points, season |
Points, career |
Touchdowns, game |
Touchdowns, season |
Touchdowns, career |
Rushing touchdowns, game |
Rushing touchdowns, season |
Rushing touchdowns, career |
Passing touchdowns, game |
Passing touchdowns, season |
Passing touchdowns, career |
Receiving touchdowns,
game |
Receiving touchdowns,
season |
Receiving touchdowns,
career |
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
INDIVIDUAL PASSING
INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING
INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE
INDIVIDUAL KICKING
LONGEST SCORING
PLAYS
TEAM
COACHING/MISCELLANEOUS
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COACHING |
Most
Coaching Wins, Ohio Only (minimum 200) |
1 |
381 |
Bob Lutz, Ironton |
2 |
373 |
Jim France,
Akron Coventry (1971) 3-7-0 & Akron
Manchester (1972-2014) 370-103-3 |
3 |
360 |
Terry Malone,
Hamilton Badin (through 2007) 360-117-8 |
4 |
334 |
Al Hetrick,
Versailles 334-95-4 |
5 |
323 |
Pat Mancuso,
Leetonia and Cincinnati Princeton |
6 |
318 |
Ron Hinton, Amanda-Clearcreek
(1980-2009) 285-90-3 & Chillicothe (2010-Present) 33-29 |
7 |
315 |
Jay Circosta,
Woodsfield Monroe Central 315-128-5 |
8 |
312 |
Reno Saccoccia,
Steubenville (1983-2012) 311-56 |
9 |
310 |
Bill Gutbrod,
Cleveland St. Joseph (1950-1990) 267-107-17 & Gates Mills Gilmour Academy
(1991-1997) 43-28 |
10 |
309 |
Don Bucci,
Youngstown Cardinal Mooney (1966-1999) 306-89-5 |
11 |
308 |
August Bossu,
Cleveland Cathedral Latin (1947-1952) 33-18-3 & Cleveland Benedictine (1955-1993)
275-109-15 |
12 |
305 |
Ed Domsitz, Kettering
Archbishop Alter, 305-144 |
13 |
303 |
Paul Culver Jr., Thornville Sheridan
(1981-2012), Buckeye North (1979-1980) & Glouster Trimble
(1973-1978) 303-123-5 |
14 |
301 |
Chuck Kyle,
Cleveland St. Ignatius (through 2012) 301-69-1 |
15 |
301 |
Bob Gregg, Dayton
Jefferson Township and Centerville |
16 |
300 |
Jay Circosta, Woodsfield Monroe Central,
300-121-5 |
17 |
284 |
Skip Baughman,
St. Marys Memorial (1959-1993) 271-95-7 & Dola Hardin Northern (1957-1958) 13-8-1 |
18 |
283 |
John Reed,
Coldwater, Rockford Parkway, Marion Harding, Lebanon, Upper Sandusky 283-126-1 |
19 |
266 |
Dave Bruney, Martins Ferry 266-122 |
20 |
255 |
Randy Baughman, Newark Licking Valley
(1982-2010) and Gnadenhutten Indian Valley North (1981), 255-83-1 |
21 |
254 |
Jay Niswonger, Germantown Valley View,
254-97-1 |
22 |
252 |
Gerry Rardin, Cuyahoga Falls Walsh
Jesuit (1980-2014), 252-118-2 |
23 |
252 |
Lowell Klinefelter, Canton Central
Catholic (1973-2013) |
24 |
251 |
Dick Cromwell, St. Francis, Olmsted Falls, Findlay |
25 |
250 |
Ed Miller, Wheelersburg, Portsmouth
Notre Dame, 250-41-4 |
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250 |
Keith Schrock, Smithville (1977-2011),
250-123-3 |
27 |
249 |
Steve Rasso,
Cincinnati St. Xavier |
28 |
247 |
Jim Villinger,
Cedarville (1960-2001) 247-74-3 |
29 |
245 |
Cliff Foust,
Magnolia, Rootstown, Garfield Hts., Hunting Valley University School (1948-1989) |
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245 |
Jim Place, Northwestern, Beavercreek,
Riverside Stebbins, Middletown, Dayton Chaminade-Julienne, Hamilton,
Cincinnati Withrow 245--169-2 |
31 |
238 |
Steve Ringholz, Monroeville 238-104-1 |
32 |
225 |
John Livengood, Norwalk St. Paul
(1991-2014) 225-64 |
33 |
222 |
John Downey, Archbold (1979-2008) 222-99 |
34 |
221 |
Bob Lewis,
Cincinnati Wyoming (1956-1978) 198-21-7 & Marysville (1952-1955) 23-12-1 |
35 |
220 |
Chris Kubbs, Hebron Lakewood (1985-1988)
14-26 & Marion Pleasant (1989-2009) 206-40, Total: 220-66 |
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220 |
JD Graham, Newark
Catholic 220-30-1 |
37 |
219 |
Tim Dunn, Cincinnati Country Day
(1987-2015) |
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219 |
Bill Goodwin, Harrod Allen East
(1965-1998) 219-108-3 |
39 |
216 |
Jerry Cooper, Lucas, Waynesfield,
Hicksville, Lima Bath, Columbus Grove, Lima Central Catholic, 216-73 |
|
216 |
Pete Brunow, Dola
Hardin Northern (1984-2007) 216-55 |
41 |
214 |
Tony Napolet, Warren John F. Kennedy
(1970-1972, 1991-2010), Niles McKinley (1973-1978) 214-104-3 |
42 |
213 |
Dick Kidwell,
Fostoria 174-50-3 and Ashville Teays Valley 39-44-1 |
|
213 |
John Downey,
Archbold 213-96 (through 2007) |
44 |
212 |
Jim
"Spike" Berry, Cory-Rawson (1960-90) 212-81-6 |
45 |
211 |
Jerry Buti, Van Wert, Findlay, Defiance
(1982-2015) 211-134-1 |
46 |
210 |
Norm Niedermeier, Toledo Ottawa Hills
(1957-1996) |
47 |
209 |
Ron Bird, New
Richmond 209-111-5 |
|
209 |
Charles
Buckenmeyer, Napoleon (1948-1950) 20-7-0 & 189-47-9 (1952-1977) |
49 |
208 |
Tony Legando, Huron (1988-2014) 208-92 |
50 |
208 |
Craig McCord,
Defiance Ayersville (1976-2002) 208-71-2 |
51 |
207 |
Ken Osborne,
Williamsburg (1963-1994, 1998-2001) & Goshen (1996) |
|
207 |
John Cistone,
Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary (1965-1996) |
53 |
206 |
Dan Boarman, Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary |
54 |
205 |
Bob Ritley, Perry
(1977-2001) 190-68 & Gibsonburg 15-14-1 (1974-1976) |
55 |
200 |
Eugene Hoening, Ansonia (1981-2014)
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Most
Coaching Wins, All-Time (minimum 270) |
1 |
381 |
Bob Lutz, Ironton |
2 |
360 |
Terry Malone,
Hamilton Badin |
3 |
358 |
Jim France, Akron
Manchester (1971-2013) 358-94-3 |
4 |
334 |
Al Hetrick,
Versailles (1968-2005) 334-95-4 |
|
324 |
Paul Culver Jr., Thornville Sheridan
(1981-2015), Buckeye North (1979-1980) & Glouster Trimble
(1973-1978) 324-132-5 |
6 |
323 |
Pat Mancuso,
Leetonia, Cincinnati Princeton |
7 |
320 |
Dick Haines,
Frankfort Adena, Triadelphia (PA), Cadiz, Dover & Vista (CA) |
8 |
311 |
Reno Saccoccia,
Steubenville (1983-2011) |
9 |
310 |
August Bossu,
Cleveland Cathedral Latin 33-18-3, Minola, NY 2-3-2 & Cleveland Benedictine
275-109-15. |
|
310 |
Bill Gutbrod,
Cleveland St. Joseph (1950-1990) 267-107-17 & Gates Mills Gilmour Academy
(1991-1997) 43-28 |
11 |
306 |
Don Bucci, Mt.
Carmel (1955-1960) 22-10-0 & Youngstown Cardinal Mooney (1966-1999) 284-79-5 |
12 |
302 |
Bernie
Barre, Beechwood, KY (1975-1990) and Cincinnati Wyoming (1990-2009) 302-102 |
13 |
301 |
Chuck Kyle,
Cleveland St. Ignatius (through 2012) 301-69-1 |
|
301 |
Bob Gregg,
Centerville |
15 |
295 |
Ed Domsitz,
Kettering Archbishop Alter, 295-142 |
16 |
290 |
William Bohren,
Ottawa-Glandorf, Steubenville, Portsmouth, Lakeview, Youngstown Boardman, Butler (PA),
Salem, Niles McKinley, Leavittsburg LaBrae, 290-161-6 |
17 |
285 |
Ron Hinton, Amanda-Clearcreek
(1980-2009) 285-90-3 |
18 |
284 |
Skip Baughman,
St. Marys Memorial (1959-1993) 271-95-7 & Dola Hardin Northern (1957-1958) 13-8-1 |
19 |
283 |
John Reed, Coldwater, Rockford
Parkway, Marion Harding, Lebanon, Upper Sandusky 283-126-1 |
20 |
270 |
Bob Lewis, Marysville (1952-1955) 23-12-1,
Cincinnati Wyoming (1956-1978) 198-21-7 & Conner, KY (1979-1985) 49-22 |
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INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM MISCELLANEOUS |
Miscellaneous
Touchdown Return Feats |
Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller's
Demetrius Yett returned a missed field goal for a touchdown, 100
yards, in a game vs. Canada Prep Academy, ON (10/30/2015) |
Conor Beer, Sidney, returned two
kickoffs (82 and 67 yards) for touchdowns in the first quarter vs.
West Carrollton (09/12/2014) |
Chase Fuller,
Duncan Falls Philo returned two kickoffs (84 & 74 yards) for touchdowns vs. New
Lexington (2008) and returned five kickoffs for touchdowns in his career. |
Jim Lucas,
Edgerton returned a blocked field goal (97 yards) for a touchdown vs. Holgate (2004) |
Jeremy
Schwieterman, St. Henry returned both a punt (55 yards) and a kickoff (88 yards) for
touchdowns vs. New Bremen (2003) |
Ben Munitz,
Willoughby South returned three consecutive punts for touchdowns in 1st quarter vs.
Wickliffe (2002) |
Cary Daniels,
Cincinnati Summit Country Day returned two kickoffs for touchdowns (76 & 78 yards) vs.
Cincinnati Landmark Christian (2002) |
Nate MIller,
Attica Seneca East returned both a punt (84 yards) and a kickoff (80 yards) for touchdowns
vs. North Baltimore (2000) |
David Holtzmuller,
Eaton returned two interceptions (75 & 98 yards) for touchdowns in same quarter vs.
Dayton Northridge (1999) |
Eric Gabriel,
Albany Alexander returned three kickoffs for touchdowns in one half vs. Belpre (1999) |
Chuck Moore,
Mogadore returned both a punt (47 yards) and a kickoff (83 yards) for touchdowns vs.
Sullivan Black River (1996) |
Terry Glenn,
Columbus Brookhaven returned three consecutive punts for touchdowns in 1st quarter vs.
Westerville North (1991) |
Jeff Meighan,
Mogadore returned two punts for touchdowns (80 & 50 yards) vs. Windham (1988) |
Raleigh Weston,
Dover returned both a punt (69 yards) and a kickoff (80 yards) for touchdowns vs. New
Philadelphia Tuscarawas Valley (1987) |
Christopher Hutras, Dover, returned two
punts (75 & 61 yards) for touchdowns vs. Coshocton (10/02/1981) |
Paul Murphy,
Mogadore returned two punts for touchdowns (47 & 82 yards) vs. Middlefield (1954) |
Joe Graziani,
Norwalk St. Paul returned both a punt (64 & 56 yards) and a kickoff (87 & 85
yards) for touchdowns in the same game twice |
Fairless' Hunter Lane returned a kickoff
(80 yards) for a touchdown and a punt return (60 yards) for a
touchdown in the same game vs. Canton South on October 20, 1967.
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Longest
Drop-Kick Field Goal Made |
1 |
52 |
Dude Vickers,
Martins Ferry (1917) |
2 |
40 |
Fred Weber, Dover
vs. Alliance (1916) |
3 |
33 |
Fred Weber, Dover
vs. Uhrichsville (1914) |
4 |
30 |
Ted Yorkievitz,
Dover vs. Minerva (1926) |
West Salem Northwestern's Matt Kohler
kicked the last drop-kick extra point vs. Rittman (10/25/2013) |
Brian Mollenshott,
Jeromesville Hillsdale kicked a drop-kick extra point vs. Doylestown Chippewa
(10/29/1999) |
Albert Burger,
Minster - first soccer style placekicker in Ohio (1951) |
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Most
Consecutive Completions (1 or more games, minimum 12) |
1 |
30 |
Nick Rightnowar, Toledo Christian (Last
15 passes vs. Edon 10/8/2010, 12-for-12 vs. Danbury 10/15/2010,
first three passes vs. Northwood 10/22/2010) |
2 |
22 |
John Dreher, Creston Norwayne (19-for-19
vs. CVCA 9/5/2014, then completed first three passes vs. Ontario
9/12/2014) |
3 |
19 |
Anthony McFadden, Bainbridge Paint
Valley (16-for-16 vs. Chillicothe Zane Trace 9/26/2014, completed
first three passes vs. Chillicothe Southeastern 10/3/2014) |
4 |
17 |
Luke
Massa, Cincinnati St. Xavier vs. Centerville (11/10/2007) |
5 |
15 |
Tyler Osterman,
Monroe Lemon-Monroe (2006) |
|
15 |
Bray William
Offenbecher, Bellefontaine Benjamin Logan (09/02/2005) |
7 |
14 |
Kirk Jesse,
Sherwood Fairview vs. Defiance Ayersville (10/14/2005) |
|
14 |
Joey Conrad,
Logan vs. Pickerington (11/11/2000) |
9 |
12 |
Micah Hyde,
Fostoria vs. Ottawa-Glandorf (08/24/2007) and Bowling Green (08/31/2007) |
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Most
Consecutive Completions (1 game) |
1 |
20 |
Brandon Dean, Bryan vs. Montpelier
(10/24/2014) |
2 |
19 |
John Dreher, Creston Norwayne vs. CVCA
(9/5/2014, 19-for-19) |
3 |
17 |
Luke
Massa, Cincinnati St. Xavier vs. Centerville (11/10/2007) |
4 |
16 |
Anthony McFadden, Bainbridge Paint
Valley vs. Chillicothe Zane Trace (9/26/2014, 16-for-16) |
5 |
15 |
Nick Rightnowar, Toledo Christian vs.
Edon (10/08/2010) |
6 |
14 |
Bray William
Offenbecher, Bellefontaine Benjamin Logan (09/02/2005) |
|
14 |
Kirk Jesse,
Sherwood Fairview vs. Defiance Ayersville (10/14/2005) |
|
14 |
Joey Conrad,
Logan vs. Pickerington (11/11/2000) |
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Most
Overtimes, game (minimum 5) |
1 |
6 |
Holgate (31) vs. Wayne Trace (30) (10/04/2002) |
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6 |
Pepper Pike Orange (13) vs. Kenston (10)
(9/21/1990) |
3 |
5 |
East Liverpool (21) def. Wintersville (20) (10/18/1986) |
|
5 |
Whitehouse
Anthony Wayne (52) def. Oregon Clay (46) (08/29/2008) |
|
5 |
North Canton
Hoover (40) def. Toledo St. John's Jesuit (33) (2007) |
|
5 |
Hamilton Badin
(42) def. Dayton Oakwood (35) (2001) |
|
5 |
Germantown Valley
View (31) def. Akron Manchester (24) (1997) |
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Unbeaten
& Unscored Upon Seasons |
Cory-Rawson - Unbeated (9-0) and
unscored upon (338-0) in 1968 |
Millersport -
Unbeaten (10-0) and unscored upon (278-0) in 1965 |
Cincinnati Wyoming
- Unbeaten (10-0) and unscored upon (446-0) in 1962 |
Columbus Rosary - Unbeaten (8-0) and
unscored upon (355-0) in 1958 |
Cory-Rawson - Unbeated (8-0) and
unscored upon (284-0) in 1952 |
Cincinnati Wyoming
Unbeaten (8-0) and unscored upon (182-0) in 1941 |
Maumee - Unbeated (7-0) and unscored
upon (119-0) in 1939 |
Minerva - Unbeaten
(10-0) and unscored upon (332-0) in 1932 |
Steubenville -
Unbeaten (9-0) and unscored upon (277-0) in 1930 |
Bradford -
Unbeaten (9-0) and unscored upon (276-0) in 1926 |
Fostoria -
Unbeaten (8-0) and unscored upon (596-0) in 1912 |
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Individual
Miscellaneous Feats |
Rocky River's Eric Jones completed five
straight pass attempts for touchdowns, spanning two games (Oct. 2
vs. Parma Heights Valley Forge, Oct. 9 vs. Parma Normandy). |
Centerville's Colin Neace recovered
three fumbles in a game vs. Kettering Fairmont (10/2/2015). |
Brandon Oing,
Green scored 2 TD's on consecutive plays from scrimmage and 3 TD's (78 yd. run, 84 yd. run
and 39 yd. run) in 5 offensive plays in the state playoffs vs Warren Howland
(11/2/2001). |
Ryan Loncar, Kirtland started 58
consecutive varsity football games (2010-2013) |
Tim Arthurs,
Strongsville completed 72.5 percent of his passes in a season, 145 for 200 (1998) |
Bob
Mullins, McArthur Vinton County recorded two safeties in a game vs. Stewart Federal
Hocking (09/11/1987) |
Troy Shaffer, West
Unity Hilltop recovered five fumbles in a season (1977) |
Ryan Wetterich,
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy - 4 interceptions in 4th quarter vs. Cincinnati Taft |
Dick Penwell,
Miamisburg ran 95 yards with a lateral vs. Xenia |
70,955 - largest
attendance for Ohio high school football game. Cleveland Cathedral Latin vs. Cleveland
Holy Name (11/23/1946) (2nd largest in U.S.) |
Cameron Campeau, Fairmont High School,
had 63 rushing attempts in one game vs. Springfield South on Oct. 8,
2004, which ranks second all-time nationally. |
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Team
Miscellaneous Feats |
Dayton Christian recorded three safeties
in a game vs. St. Bernard-Elmwood Place. (09/25/2015) |
Fort Recovery held
possession for 11 minutes and 51 seconds vs. Delphos St. John's, 26 plays and eight first
downs. (09/28/2002) |
Lisbon Beaver and
Richmond Edison fumbled 24 times in a game (10/25/2002) |
Germantown Valley
View was named the number one team by the Associated Press in 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998. Only St. Ignatius has had as many weeks in the
AP poll as Valley View. |
West Jefferson had
42 consecutive winning seasons (1958-1999) |
Cincinnati
Archbishop Moeller won 71 consecutive regular season games between 1978 and 1985 |
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