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Saint Ignatius Wildcats Roster#NamePosition Height Weight 84950Matthew TrickettKMichael LehtoWR/SLouis Moliterno III CBCameron ToppinCBNasir CarterCBTravis PotWRConor McGrathCBDean StowersRBAlexander Ringfield CBJustin SandsSRyan CookWR/SMatthew LeszczCBHugh SweeneyRBConnor KennedyWR/CBKyle HallQBJohn Paul Chalhoub QBLuke BakerQBColin GoodfellowPMaxwell PikeWRScott SchulerSPatrick RyanQBDaniel AlexanderQBMichael DrobnickWRJohn LenehanCBMichael DeCiccoSJoshua Crayton Prioleau RBRobert Kunkle IIICBJames AndrewsRBNicholas KilbaneRBMatthew Wiegandt SChristopher Hyland SAndrew ChalhoubQBMaxwell Corrigan-Mook CBMichael GettySSamuel SnyderWRThomas BarrettSDeonte GriffinCBNicholas SzubskiWRAidan GillRBMark BobinskiRBAntonino CasolaSDavid NortonSDante CiprianiCBXavier CurtisCBJames LeydenTE/LBBrock HausmannSColin WaldeckCBKevin OliverCBReilly CaseyRBAdam ShibleyLBBenjamin DelheesLB/FBDaryl ForrestRBJohn VelottaLBMatthew Viancourt FB/SLuke MooneyRBJivan Meguerditchian ’11”5’10”170 lbs190 lbs160 lbs160 lbs160 lbs180 lbs160 lbs130 lbs180 lbs195 lbs182 lbs160 lbs190 lbs168 lbs175 lbs185 lbs195 lbs195 lbs170 lbs155 lbs200 lbs178 lbs190 lbs180 lbs170 lbs158 lbs160 lbs195 lbs165 lbs190 lbs190 lbs180 lbs170 lbs165 lbs150 lbs200 lbs180 lbs155 lbs200 lbs190 lbs190 lbs185 lbs180 lbs160 lbs225 lbs180 lbs178 lbs145 lbs195 lbs228 lbs215 lbs160 lbs229 lbs185 lbs167 lbs255 Sr.Sr.Sr.Sr.Jr.Jr.Jr.#NamePosition Height Weight 969798John SpellacyRyan MullinAlbert VasekAndrew BoldyJonathan OckunzziTyler FuerstMichael VolpeJustin PerparMartin FantaAndrew KeirnColin BurnsJoseph GibbonsMatthew El-DikMichael BradacMichael FazioliMichael ChimeRobert McCormickJohn JamiesonWrigley LaSpisaRyan BorchertTobias EngelDavid SpeelmanVictor KasinecDarian KinnardJoseph BerlinOwen HearnsAndrew El-DikWilliam CorteJuan PenRyan VollmerPatrick ViancourtBrent McGintyBrian AlmadyBrendan LenhardKevin WardMichael DaugentiAlexander SchumRiley KinzelColin NieberdingJoseph SpirnakAidan WellsBenjamin StankewiczRobert SoederKillian MeehanJon OebkerMichael CzajaDrew AlessandroBradley AndrichJames ZassickGabriel LiberatoreDaniel RuddyTadeusz BogielskiVincent FagnilliMichael GallipoliDeclan McCarthyBrendan StefancinLuke Van de WalleOL6’1”285 lbsSr.LB6’1”185 lbsSr.OL5’10”220 lbsJr.LB5’6”195 lbsJr.LB5’9”188 lbsJr.OL6’1”285 lbsSr.LB6’1”185 lbsJr.LB6’0”215 lbsSr.LB5’10”178 lbsSr.LB5’11”200 lbsJr.DL6’0”207 lbsJr.DL6’1”260 lbsSr.OL6’1”190 lbsSr.LB5’8”170 lbsSr.OL5’9”260 lbsSr.DL6’1”260 lbsSr.OL6’2”235 lbsSr.OL6’2”290 lbsJr.OL5’10”180 lbsJr.OL6’4”255 lbsJr.OL6’3”280 lbsJr.OL5’8”220 lbsSr.DL5’10”215 lbsSr.OL/DL 6’6”315 lbsJr.DL5’9”205 lbsSr.OL6’5”260 lbsSr.DL6’0”220 lbsSr.OL6’4”265 lbsJr.OL6’3”315 lbsJr.OL6’5”240 lbsSr.DL6’1”230 lbsSr.OL6’2”245 lbsSr.OL6’4”310 lbsSr.OL6’3”290 lbsSr.WR6’2”198 lbsSr.WR6’1”175 lbsSr.TE6’1”172 lbsJr.WR6’0”170 lbsSr.WR6’1”165 lbsSr.WR5’11”150 lbsJr.DL/TE6’4”232 lbs. So.WR6’2”150 lbsJr.TE6’2”195 lbsSr.WR5’10”160 lbsJr.S6’2”170 lbsJr.DL6’3”240 lbsSr.K5’11”218 lbsJr.DL6’3”225 lbsJr.WR6’0”170 lbsSr.S6’0”190 lbsJr.DL5’11”180 lbsJr.Manager Sr.Manager Fr.Manager So.Manager So.Manager Sr.ManagerSo.

Detroit Catholic Central Shamrocks RosterNo.Name (first RCO GENRICHQB/DB 5’9”LIAM CUNNINGHAM WR/DB 5’11”DILLON DEJONGQB/DB 5’11”JACK DOWNSWR/DB 6’0”JAKE HINSHAWQB/DB 6’0”ABRAHAM KHADRQB/DB 6’2”ISAIAH POPPWR/DB 5’8”AUSTIN BROWNQB/DB 6’0”KEVIN KORTETE/DE 6’3”CHRIS JAKUBIKWR/DB 6’1”HUNTER NOWKAFB/DL 6’1”TYLER MCKEEQB/DB 6’0”MATTHEW DIEDRICH WR/DB 5’11”NICHOLAS CAPATINA* RB/DB 5’9”JOE JASSERWR/DB 5’11”CARSON KOVATHRB/LB 6’1”ZACH PEURACHWR/DB 5’11”TYLER MORLANDRB/LB 5’11”MATT HARDING*WR/DB 6’1”BRODY BURKEWR/DB 5’8”CONNOR O’NEILLRB/DB 6’0”LABAR MORGANRB/DE 5’8”CAMERON RYANFB/LB 6’0”JACOB NICHOLSK5’11”ISAAC DARKANGELO FB/LB 6’1”CHRISTIAN KIPPWR/DB 6’0”TYLER ST. CLAIRFB/DL 6’0”LOGAN MILLSRB/DE 5’10”BRENDAN DOYLE WR/DB/K 6’4”BEN CADORETRB/LB 5’10”CHRIS BRYCERB/DB 5’10”ROBERT ORLOWSKIWR/DB 6’0”MATT YOUNGRB/LB 6’1”NICHOLAS ROODTE/DE 5’10”THOMAS TUREKOL/DL 5’9”SHANE HOLMEOL/DL 6’0”DAVID EVANSOL/DE 5’10”ARISTOTLE LORIDAS OL/DL 6’0”JOE DORIGOTE/DE 6’0”JOE NATOCIOL/DL 6’0”JOSHUA SANTOL/DL 5’10”ANDREW HAUNCHER OL/DL 5’11”SCOTT COOLEYOL/DL 5’10”Wt.Yr.No.Name (first 858687888991PHILIP CALHOUNWILLIAM BUTLERANDREW PAXTONJACK DEBACKERNICHOLAS CAREYSHIVAM CHANDRAVINCENZO RUSSOPATRICK HEGARTYBLAKE BUETER*NICK JENKINSMAX ZIEGLERMARCO KAMIMURAEVAN OKONIEWSKIBRIAN WOLTERJACK MORRIS*KYLE LOCKHARTMIKE HARDINGMATT POETBEN STOCKTONIAN BAGLEYJACKSON ROSS*Pos.Ht.OL/DL 6’2”OL/DL 6’2”OL/DL 6’4”OL/DL 6’3”OL/DL 6’7”OL/DL 5’9”OL/DL 6’0”OL/DL 6’5”OL/DL 6’4”OL/DL 6’0”TE/DE 6’1”WR/DB 5’8”TE/DE 6’1”WR/DB 6’2”TE/DE 6’4”WR/DB 6’0”TE/DE 6’5”WR/DB 6’0”TE/LB 5’11”TE/LB 5’11”TE/DE RJRSRSRJRSOSRSRSRSR* CaptainsHead Coach: Tom MachAssistant Coaches: Roy Dudas, George Kunec ‘64, Dan Anderson,Justin Cessante ‘99, Rick Coratti ‘69, Mike Mach ‘03, JoeMach ’03, Mike Lewis ‘80Strength and Conditioning Coach: Guy MonarchAthletic Trainer: Bob Ogar, ATCStudent Managers: Danny Blewett ’17,Cooper Schummrick ’19, Zachary Piorkowski ‘17President: Fr. John Huber, C.S.B. Ed.D.Principal: Fr. Dennis Noelke, C.S.B. ‘71Athletic Director: Aaron Babicz ‘93

Saint Ignatius Depth ChartDEFENSEOFFENSEQB1718Patrick Ryan6’0”Daniel Alexander 6’1”200 lbs Sr.178 lbs Jr.LE9176Michael Czaja6’3”Patrick Viancourt 6’1”240 lbs Sr.230 lbs Sr.RB346Mark BobinskiDean Stowers190 lbs Jr.130 lbs Sr.NT6070Joseph GibbonsDarian Kinnard6’1”6’6”260 lbs Sr.315 lbs Jr.FB2348James Andrews 5’11”Matthew Viancourt 5’8”195 lbs Sr.185 lbs Jr.RE6394Michael Chime 6’1”Bradley Andrich 6’3”260 lbs Sr.225 lbs Jr.TE3991James LeydenMichael Czaja6’2”6’3”225 lbs Sr.240 lbs Sr.OLB 3945James Leyden6’2”Benjamin Delhees 6’0”225 lbs Sr.215 lbs Sr.WR119Connor Kennedy 6’0”Ryan Cook6’0”168 lbs Jr.182 lbs Sr.MLB 4758John VelottaAndrew Keirn6’0”5’11”229 lbs Sr.200 lbs Jr.SE319Michael Lehto6’1”Michael Drobnick 6’1”190 lbs Sr.190 lbs Jr.OLB 4456Adam ShibleyJustin Perpar6’1”6’0”228 lbs Sr.215 lbs Sr.U-Back 581Travis Pot6’0”Michael Daugenti 6’1”180 lbs Sr.175 lbs Sr.CB74Alexander Ringfield 5’11”Cameron Toppin 5’11”180 lbs Sr.160 lbs Jr.LT7073Darian KinnardWilliam Corte6’6”6’4”315 lbs Jr.265 lbs Jr.SS319Thomas BarrettRyan Cook200 lbs Sr.182 lbs Sr.LG6574John JamiesonJuan Pen6’2”6’3”290 lbs Jr.315 lbs Jr.SS2548Matthew Wiegandt 5’10”Matthew Viancourt 5’8”190 lbs Sr.185 lbs Jr.C5150John Spellacy6’1”285 lbs Sr.Jivan Meguerditchian 5’10” 255 lbs Jr.FS826Justin Sands6’0”Christopher Hyland 6’0”195 lbs Jr.190 lbs Sr.RG5579Tyler Fuerst6’1”Brendan Lenhard 6’3”285 lbs Sr.290 lbs Sr.CB1110Connor Kennedy 6’0”Matthew Leszcz 5’10”168 lbs Jr.160 lbs Sr.RT7178Owen HearnsBrian Almady260 lbs Sr.310 lbs Sr.5’9”5’6”6’5”6’4”SPECIAL TEAMSK2P/KO 15H15LS33Matthew Trickett 5’11”170 lbs Jr.Colin Goodfellow 6’2”Colin Goodfellow 6’2”Aidan Gill5’8”195 lbs Sr.195 lbs Sr.200 lbs Jr.PRKRMark Bobinski 5’9”Alexander Ringfield 5’11”190 lbs Jr.180 lbs Sr.3476’1”6’0”PRONUNCIATION GUIDE#3 Michael LAY-toe#6 Dean STOH-ers#10 Matthew LESH#25 Matthew WE-gant#34 Mark BO-bin-ski#47 John VAH-lot-AH#50 Jivan Meg-ur-DEE-chee-an#55 Tyler FIRST#58 Andrew KER-nee#73 William COURT#78 Brian ALL-mah-dee#81 Michael Daw-JENT-ee#91 Michael ZAY-ya

Ohio High School Football RankingsFirst 2016 APPoll (Sept. 12)Cleveland.comOhio Super 25Rank Team (1st place votes) Record Points1. Lakewood St. Edward (11) 3-02. Cincinnati Colerain (8) 3-03. Cleveland St. Ignatius (1) 3-04. Stow-Munroe Falls (1)3-05. Huber Heights Wayne (1) 2-0-16. Pickerington Central3-07. Hilliard Bradley3-08. Pickerington North3-09. Lewis Center Olentangy 3-010. Massillon Jackson3-0189178126104807765504746Others receiving 12 or more points:11, Hamilton 34. 11, Columbus Upper Arlington 34. 13, North CantonHoover 32. 14, Findlay 30. 15, Cincinnati Moeller 17. 15, Powell OlentangyLiberty 17. 17, Mason 15.The first official OHSAA computer rankings will be released on September 20.For a full listing of Division I schools orother OHSAA information, visit:OHSAA.org/sports/ft/boys/Joe Eitel UnofficialDivision I, Region -3ID h CantonCantonCantonSolonAustintownBereaEuclidShaker HeightsMentorCleveland HeightsCuyahoga FallsClevelandClevelandLakewoodRank (Previous rank) Team (Record)1. (1) Cincinnati Colerain (3-0)2. (2) Huber Heights Wayne (2-0-1)3. (4) St. Edward (3-0)4. (3) Cincinnati La Salle (2-1)5. (5) Stow (3-0)6. (6) Archbishop Moeller (2-1)7. (7) St. Ignatius (3-0)8. (8) Archbishop Hoban (2-1)9. (9) Cincinnati St. Xavier (1-2)10.(10) Toledo Central Catholic (3-0)11. (13) Pickerington Central (3-0)12. (14) Worthington Kilbourne (3-0)13. (15) Olentangy Liberty (3-0)14. (16) Upper Arlington (3-0)15. (22) Lewis Center Olentangy (3-0)16. (23) Trotwood-Madison (2-1)17. (24) Massillon Perry (2-1)18. (--) Springfield (2-1)19. (--) Dublin Coffman (2-1)20. (25) Toledo Whitmer (2-1)21. (--) Miamisburg (3-0)22. (11) Fairfield (2-1)23. (--) Midview (3-0)24. (--) Hilliard Bradley (3-0)25. (20) Solon (2-1)SchoolStow-Munroe FallsSt EdwardJacksonSt IgnatiusHooverCanton uclidShaker HeightsMentorCleveland HeightsCuyahoga FallsRhodesJohn 02.38332.00001.50000.00000.0000Level .05.56.04.50.00.0Level 50.00.00.00.0L2 00100100100As of 9/13. Please visit joeeitel.com for the full rankings.This Day in HistoryGames .11First Game .9/16/1938Most Recent Game.9/16/2006Saint Ignatius Wins.7Last Saint Ignatius Win.9/16/2006Saint Ignatius Losses.4Last Saint Ignatius Loss.9/16/1977Largest Margin of VictorySaint Ignatius.20, 9/16/2005 vs. MentorOpponents.34, 9/16/1960, ParmaGames Played on September 16:193819451960197719821983198819892000200520066 Euclid Central HS 00 Latin 190 Parma 3423 St. Edward 1119 Cleveland Heights 2329 Cleveland Heights 1520 Cleveland Heights 031 Padua 829 St. Xavier 1055 Mentor 3527 Mentor 14

TODAY’S VENUE:TOM MACH FIELD ATFR. ELMER STADIUMTom Mach Field at Fr. Elmer Stadium is one of the newerhigh school football stadiums in the state of Michigan. Ithas been home to the Shamrocks since 2006 and has seen49 wins from 2006 to 2015.The stadium is nicknamed “The Elm” after legendaryBasilian priest and 1946 Detroit Catholic Central graduateFr. Richard Elmer. Fr. Elmer served as President, Principal,and Athletic Director while at the school, and is still activein athletics, according to current Athletic Director, Mr.Aaron Babicz.In 2015, the stadium was fully renovated to add moreseating and a new playing surface, and dedicated as “TheFather Richard Elmer Stadium.”The new seating features new bleachers for the studentsection after they were worn due to the students jumpingup and down on them, according to Babicz. The stadiumseats approximately 4,500, but with standing room spacearound the stadium, it has seen almost 10,000 fans for ahigh school football game.A new playing surface has also been put down on TomMach Field. The new field is artificial turf and was installedby Cincinnati based Motz Group in the summer of 2015.The surface itself is referred to as the Crossflex HP turf,which is a wear-resistant silt-film field mix of two differentstyles of turf.The field is named in honor of Tom Mach, one of themost legendary head coaches in the state of Michigan.Coach Mach has led the Shamrocks to 11 Division 1 StateChampionships, just like Saint Ignatius Head Coach ChuckKyle ‘69. Coach Mach will begin his 41st season at the helmof the royal blue and white.Last Week’s Game:Saint Ignatius Wildcats: 49 Valley Forge Patriots: 0Saturday, September 10, 2016Score by QuartersValley ForgeSaint Ignatius10282014300407Total0491st Quarter10:08SIHS - Chime 22 yd punt return (Trickett kick)07:01SIHS - Andrews 18 yd run (Trickett kick)03:39SIHS - Bobinski 10 yd run (Trickett kick)01:08SIHS - Andrews 2 yd run (Trickett kick)2nd Quarter08:21SIHS - Bobinski 1 yd run (Trickett kick)06:05SIHS - Bobinski 67 yd punt return (Trickett kick)4th Quarter10:31SIHS - Gill 8 yd run (Alessandro kick)VF SIHSFIRST DOWNS 5 24RUSHES-YARDS (NET)27-2643-306PASSING YDS (NET )7357Passes Att-Comp-Int 11-7-0 6-3-0TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS38-9949-363Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 3-85Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-70 0-0Interception Returns-Yards0-00-0Punts (Number-Avg) 6-24.8 0-0.0Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-0Penalties-Yards 1-5 2-15Possession Time 21:22 26:38Third-Down Conversions2 of 106 of 8Fourth-Down Conversions0 of 12 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances0-05-7Sacks By: Number-Yards0-01-3RUSHING: St. Ignatius- Bobinski 9-80; Stowers 6-55; Andrews 6-50; Forest 6-46;Kilbane 5-25; Casey 3-18; Prioleau 3-10; Gill 1-8; DeCicco 1-8;Sweeney 2-6; Ryan 1-0.Valley Forge -Magda 1-11; Marone 2-9; Brewer 5-7; Arena 5-6; Varner 7-1;Kovach 1-0; Mayak 1-0; Quinones 3-0; No. 10 1-(-3); Sodys 1-(-5).PASSING: St. Ignatius-Ryan 2-5-0-48; Alexander 1-1-0-9.Valley Forge - Quinones 7-10-0-73; Kovach 0-1-0-0.RECEIVING: St. Ignatius-Drobnick 1-33; Cook 1-15; Chalhoub 1-9.Valley Forge-Hager 2-24; Felice 2-19; Magda 1-24; Arena 1-4; Varner 1-2.INTERCEPTIONS: St. Ignatius-None. Valley Forge- None.FUMBLES: St. Ignatius-Stowers 1-0, Snyder 1-0.Valley Forge-Quinones 1-1; Brewer 1-1; Kovach 1-0.

Eddie Dwyer’s Corner: Detroit Catholic Central PreviewBy Eddie DwyerThe Friday Night Lights will be glowing in Father Richard Elmer, C.S. B., Stadium as the 3-0 and 11-time State Champion Saint Ignatius Wildcats face the 3-0and 11-time State Champion Detroit Catholic Central Shamrocks in an Ohioversus Michigan high school football headliner that Wildcats Hall of Fame CoachChuck Kyle ‘69 describes as “a playoff caliber game.”Cleveland, Ohio - The kickoff on Tom Mach Field, which is named after theShamrocks’ Hall of Fame Coach, will be 7 PM. Coach Mach has been guidingCatholic Central football for more than four decades, a stretch that has produceda record of 360-96.It is a rarity that two high school coaches with such brilliant resumes matchwits, but that will be the case on Friday night, as Saint Ignatius’ Coach Kylebrings a record of 324-83-1 to Novi, Michigan in what is his 34th season as thehead of his alma mater’s storied football program.Coach Kyle’s record of 11 big-school state championships, including an Ohiobest five in a row (1991-1995), are complemented by three National Championships (1989, 1993 and 1995), a National Runner-Up in 2008 and a staterunner-up in 1996.Saint Ignatius’ first two state titles came in 1988 and 1989, and the last four ofthe 11 were produced in 1999, 2001, 2008 and 2011.Of Catholic Central’s 11 state crowns, the first two arrived in 1938 and 1979,and the last four were achieved in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2009.“They’re undefeated and they have an excellent tradition, and there is something to be said for that,” said Coach Kyle of the Shamrocks. “You can tell thatthere is a certain pride in the way they prepare. In their offseason, they work.They’re strong kids.“They are a physical team,” Coach Kyle continued in reference to a team whoseschool’s mission is “Teach me Goodness, Discipline and Knowledge,” the mottoof the Roman Catholic Congregation of St. Basil. “They love to take the ball andrun the ball, control the clock and pound it right down the field,” Coach Kylesaid of the Shamrocks’ offensive philosophy. “And they play hard-nosed defense. Iam sure they would love our offense to stay on the sideline.”Who wouldn’t?Saint Ignatius’ offense, which has allowed the ‘Cats to outscore the oppositionthis season, 45-0, 49-7 and 49-0, features the field generalship and athleticism ofsenior quarterback Patrick Ryan, the 1-2 running punch of senior tailback JimmyAndrews and junior tailback Mark “Bo-Bo” Bobinski, an array of sure-handedand athletic receivers, and arguably the top offensive line in all of Northeast Ohio,if not the entire state.Anchoring that line are 6-foot-7, 320-pound junior left tackle Darian Kinnard,who has caught the eyes of major college recruiters, and senior center, captain andEast Carolina recruit John Spellacy. A three-year starter and a first-team Associated Press All-Ohio selection last fall, Spellacy checks in at 6-1 and 285 pounds.As for the Shamrocks’ T-formation offense, it produced 339 yards rushing inthe season opener - a 42-0 victory over the Titans from Sterling Heights Stevenson in the “Battle in the Big House” at the University of Michigan.This past weekend, Catholic Central overwhelmed St. Michael’s College HighSchool from Toronto, Canada, 49-7.In between those victories, the Shamrocks traveled to Toledo and handedWhitmer a 27-7 loss. Catholic Central had 316 yards of offense that night, an offense that was highlighted by a versatile performance from Shamrocks’ sophomorequarterback Austin Brown. Brown attempted only three passes, but completed allthree for a total of 100 yards and two touchdowns. He also ran for 47 yards on 11carries.As impressive as the offenses from Saint Ignatius and Catholic Central havebeen, their defensive efforts have been off the charts.The Shamrocks limited Stevenson to 68 yards of total offense, allowedWhitmer just 59 yardsof offense and sent St.Michael’s College HighSchool home with lessthan 20 yards of offense.Saint Ignatius, withits vaunted front sevenoverwhelming the opposition, has similarnumbers despite thefact that the ‘Cat’s toplinemen and linebackershave seen limited timebecause of the deficits onthe scoreboard. Seniordefensive lineman MikeChime and senior linebacker and captain Adam Shibley are among those‘Cats who have been living in the opponent’s backfield.While Saint Ignatius’ offensive line is big, deep and talent-rich, the frontseven defensively is a force, my friends. Just ask the Mentor Cardinals.“They have no problems being in the old T-Formation in some sort of athree-back idea,” Coach Kyle said of Coach Mach’s offense. “It’s like playingBill Gutbrod’s offense, Coach Kyle continued in reference to the late Hall ofFame Head Coach of the St. Joseph Vikings, who produced several powerful running games, including the one led by All-Ohio tailback, Universityof Michigan Heisman Trophy winner and Super Bowl MVP with the GreenBay Packers, the great Desmond Howard. I get goose bumps just thinkingof the honor I had doing a feature story on Desmond for The Plain Dealerduring his brilliant career at then St. Joseph High School.“They’re a team that is not going to throw it a lot,” said Coach Kyle,while continuing to discuss the Shamrocks’ offense. “But sometimes that’sdeceptive because he (Catholic Central’s Brown) scrambles a lot. If he’s ona roll-out and he has the run, I think he will run first. That’s what we’reseeing on film. He’s a nice runner and looks like he has good speed. He’llscramble, and if somebody breaks off the pattern, he’ll hit it. That requires alot of discipline in our coverage.”Coach Kyle is very impressed with Shamrocks running backs NicholasCapatina, a 5-9, 180-pound senior captain who doubles as a defensiveback, and 6-0, 220-pound junior fullback Cameron Ryan, who also seesdouble duty as a linebacker. Six of Catholic Central’s mainstay

Last Game: W, 49-7 vs. St. Michael's College School (Canada) WEEK 4: SAINT IGNATIUS WILDCATS VS. DETROIT CATHOLIC CENTRAL SHAMROCKS Detroit Catholic Central SHAMROCKS at Saint Ignatius WILDCATS Broadcast Information Saint Ignatius Broadcasting Network* Play-by-Play: Matt MacKenzie '18 Color Analyst: Brendan DeVenney '17