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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.

GlenOak Golden Eagles RosterNo.Name (first 627282930313334353637Pierlus BurtonDaron HatchettNicky GliattaTay PryorAndrew JonesJalyn JonesDarius StokesDaiquan JohnsonElijah LadsonAbe BillingsJake SteinerTate RhoadsDarius PorterDevin FlemingJJ OliveraMitchell GarciaDailyn DanielsMichael RekstisAustin ForesterFred JohnsonDean SarrisChris ArmsteadDenzel DotsonGary ParkerNick MullerTerrance MackCorey WayAiden PowellNucci SmithBrock McAllisterBrandon ErvanKenya HarringtonTavon ConnerD.J. DonaldGared GearhartAustin t.Wt.No.Name (first 8596061626364687172737576787984858788Tysen BiniusHenderson GarnerCole HintonSeth CorrickAndrew PremierAmeer HaddadCruz AddyColin ThompsonTravis MontgomeryJohn RinaldiJaden SleighterAyden BurgessRandy HowardBrandon HeckelBen GeitgeyDrache HawthorneHayden GriderCollin StefanChris SzerokmanLou JanowiczZach CurialeMatt UdowskiBlake GriderZack GoodmanMichael MathieSteve GilbertTravis StoutJason WilliamsJacob ScottAlex BeighleyNick LexingtonAndrew WhiteMichael CampbellAlex OaksDaniel 215205200335240225315265265279230210215220

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 Rankings2016 Division IAP Poll (Oct. 3)Rank Team (1st place votes)Cleveland.comOhio Super 25Record Points Rank (Previous rank) Team (Record)1. (1) Cincinnati Colerain (22) 6-02. (2) Huber Heights Wayne (1) 5-0-13. (3) Stow-Munroe Falls (16-04. (4) Massillon Jackson6-05. (7) Powell Olentangy Liberty 6-06. (5) Lakewood St. Edward (1) 4-17. (9) Saint Ignatius5-18. (10) Pickerington Central (1) 5-19. (–) Columbus Upper Arlington 6-010. (–) Dublin Coffman5-122920516715314512788522625Others receiving 12 or more points: 11.Dublin Jerome (23) . 11. Cincinnati St.Xavier (23) . 13. Solon (22) . 13. Canton McKinley (22) . 15. Findlay (18) .16 Hilliard Bradley (16)For a full listing of Division I schools orother OHSAA information, visit:OHSAA.org/sports/ft/boys/OHSAA OfficialDivision I, Region 1Computer 16-05-14-24-25-14-24-23-32-43-33-32-41-51-50-6ID ntonEuclidClevelandCleveland HeightsShaker HeightsNorth CantonMentorAustintownClevelandBereaCuyahoga FallsClevelandLakewood1. (1) Cincinnati Colerain (6-0)2. (2) Huber Heights Wayne (5-0-1)3. (3) St. Edward (5-1)4. (4) Stow (6-0)5. (5) Cincinnati St. Xavier (4-2)6. (6) Cincinnati La Salle (4-2)7. (7) Archbishop Hoban (5-1)8. (8) Toledo Central Catholic (6-0)9. (9) Olentangy Liberty (6-0)10. (10) Upper Arlington (6-0)11. (11) Pickerington Central (5-1)12. (13) St. Ignatius (5-1)13. (15) Dublin Coffman (5-1)14. (16) Avon (6-0)15. (17) Trotwood-Madison (5-1)16. (18) Fairfield (5-1)17. (20) Solon (5-1)18. (21) Massillon Jackson (6-0)19. (12) Cincinnati Elder (4-2)20. (22) Col. St. Francis DeSales (6-0)21. (24) Canton McKinley (5-1)22. (–) Warren G. Harding (6-0)23. (25) Hudson (5-1)24. (–) Lewis Center Olentangy (5-1)25. (–) Lebanon (5-1)SchoolJacksonCanton McKinleySt EdwardStow-Munroe FallsSolonGlenOakEuclidSt IgnatiusCleveland HeightsShaker parkCuyahoga FallsJohn 35.65003.70963.28331.55001.18330.0000Level 8.016.512.56.03.50.0Level .526.59.512.05.56.00.0L2 100100100As of 9/22. Please visit joeeitel.com for the full rankings.This Day in HistoryGames .10First Game .10/7/1922Most Recent Game.10/7/2011Saint Ignatius Wins.6Last Saint Ignatius Win.10/7/2011Saint Ignatius Losses.4Last Saint Ignatius Loss.10/7/2006Ties.0Largest Margin of VictorySaint Ignatius.35, 10/7/2011 vs. Cathedral PrepOpponents.21, 10/7/1978, St. JosephGames Played on October 7:1922 13 Holy Name 01933 12 Akron St. Vincent HS 01938 0 West Tech 121944 7 Lincoln HS 191967 7 Holy Name 61978 7 St. Joseph HS 281989 23 St. Joseph HS 62000 30 Canton McKinley HS 62006 7 Warren Harding HS 172011 42 Erie (Pa) Cathedral Prep 7

TODAY’S VENUE:BOB COMMINGS FIELD ATGLENOAK STADIUMThe Wildcats will take on the GlenOak Golden Eaglesfor the first time ever, and it will be played at beautiful BobCommings Field at GlenOak Stadium in Stark County.The stadium was built in 2007 and was renovated with newturf this year by Maumee Bay Turf Company. Maumee BayTurf Company has installed turf for many major schoolsand stadiums, including the University of Cincinnati, theUniversity of Toledo, Bowling Green State University, PaulBrown Stadium, the home of the Cincinnati Bengals, andinstalled the playing surface for Super Bowl XLVII at theMercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans and Super BowlXLVIII at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford.The stadium is named after longtime head coach BobCommings, who coached at the University of Iowa,Struthers High School, Massillon Washington High Schoolbefore returning to GlenOak High School at the end of hiscareer. Commings would coach the Eagles for 12 seasons,compiling a 76-44-1 record. In 24 seasons as a high schoolcoach in Ohio, he had a 169-66-7 record.GlenOak High School was established in 1975, afterGlenwood High School and Oakwood High School’smerged. It is the largest high school in Stark County, and isone of the largest public high schools in Ohio with 2,025students.Last Week’s Game:Saint Ignatius: 49 Parma: 0Saturday, October 1, 2016Score by Quarters1Saint Ignatius21Parma 02140370470Total4901st Quarter09:29SIHS - Kennedy 42 pass from Ryan (Goodfellow kick)06:47SIHS - Andrews 8 pass from Ryan (Goodfellow kick)02:47SIHS - Bobinski 6 run (Goodfellow kick)2nd Quarter09:26SIHS - Stowers 2 run (Goodfellow kick)03:24SIHS - Ryan 4 run (Goodfellow kick)3rd Quarter07:35SIHS - Snyder 57 pass from Alezander (Goodfellow kick)4th Quarter02:30SIHS - Gill 15 run (Alessandro kick)SIHS PARFIRST DOWNS 20 3RUSHES-YARDS (NET)32-18129-34PASSING YDS (NET) 172 0Passes Att-Comp-Int 10-10-0 6-2-0TOTAL OFF. PLAYS-YARDS42-35335-34Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 5-92 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 0-0 2-28Interception Returns-Yards0-00-0Punts (Number-Avg) 1-54.0 9-36.7Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-0Penalties-Yards 2-20 1-15Possession Time 22:18 25:42Third-Down Conversions2 of 40 of 9Fourth-Down Conversions1 of 10 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances5-50-0Sacks By: Number-Yards1-110-0RUSHING: Saint Ignatius- Stowers 9-65; Bobinski 3-31; Gill 3-21; Forest 4-17;Parma- Bagby 13-23; Livdur 6-8; Durham 4-8; Adams 3-5PASSING: Saint Ignatius-Ryan 9-9-0-115; Alexander 1-1-0-57.Parma- Lyon 1-4-0-3; Post 1-2-0-(-3)RECEIVING: Saint Ignatius- Andrews 3-26; Stowers 3-20; Kennedy 2-59; Snyder 1-57.Parma- Livdur 2-0.INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Ignatius-None. Parma- None.FUMBLES: Saint Ignatius- Ryan 1-0. Parma- Judson 1-0; Bagby 1-0.

Eddie Dwyer’s Corner: GlenOak PreviewBy Eddie DwyerCleveland, Ohio - If you take a look at the only polls that really matter inOhio High School Football - the Joe Eitel and OHSAA Computer Playoffrankings/ratings - you can understand why Saint Ignatius’ Hall of Fame HeadCoach Chuck Kyle ‘69 refers to Friday night’s first gridiron encounter withCanton GlenOak as a “playoff-type game.”While the end of the regular season on the night October 29th will determine the eight OHSAA playoff qualifiers from Division I, Region 1, Saint Ignatius begins a four-game stretch on Friday night that should return the record11-time Division I state champions to their familiar place in November - a spotamong those playoff teams in Region 1.The 5-1 Wildcats, who last year missed football’s postseason for only thesecond time since their storied playoff run began in 1988 (the other time was2010), currently sit in the eighth spot in Region 1 with an average of 9.3667points.GlenOak, which has been hit by the injury bug over the past few weeks, is4-2 and stands sixth in Region 1 with an average of 10.633 points.Again, the top eight programs at the end of the regular season will advance tothe OHSAA regional playoffs while the rest of the teams in Region 1 put theirequipment away.“They’ve had some injuries, but they’re a great program,” Coach Kyle said ofthe Golden Eagles, who signed a two-year contract with Saint Ignatius. “They’rea playoff-caliber program every year and their offense is definitely a strong running the football type of offense.“They do an off-set I with a little bit of Auburn influence, pulling guardsand tackles, and fullbacks trailing. Getting an extra guy to the point of attack,”Coach Kyle continued. “And they have a strong running back with speed.”Coach Kyle was referring to Elijah Ladson, who appeared to be a littlebanged up in the late stages of last week’s 35-10 loss at Massillon Jackson.Jackson (6-0), the top-rated team in both the Joe Eitel and OHSAA Region 1computer rankings with 17.8000 points, avenged last season’s 48-6 setback atGlenOak. What a difference a year makes.“They’ve run into some problems health-wise with their quarterback,” saidCoach Kyle of the Golden Eagles’ injuries. “Who knows whose going to behealthy for them there.”GlenOak has certainly missed quarterback Tate Rhodes, who broke hiscollarbone in the loss to the Massillon Tigers. JJ Olivera, who hadn’t playedquarterback since middle school and is the team’s third option due to injuries,has showed some promise.“Defensively, they’re not afraid to blitz you, Coach Kyle said of Head CoachScott Garcia’s Golden Eagles. “If you have a little bit of momentum, they’llcome after you and try to break that. So we’re working on picking up thoseblitzes.“It’s a good challenge,” continued the man who has also led his alma mater tothree national titles (1989, 1993 and 1995) and a national runner-up (2008).“We have to handle that hour-plus ride down the road, get off the bus be readyto play and not falter. Here’s a team (GlenOak) that’s 4-2 and if they get a fewmore victories, they’re right there in the playoff hunt. So we have to respond.”AIR JACKSON: The Polar Bears of Massillon Jackson, ranked fourth inthe Associated Press big-school state poll, put the Golden Eagles’ secondary ina deep freeze last weekend, as quarterback Jaret Pallotta threw 5 touchdownpasses, including scoring throws of 55, 50 and 75 yards.As we reported on the corner Monday afternoon, Saint Ignatius is rankedseventh in the AP state poll.GETTING HISKICKS: It was greatto see Wildcats juniorkicker Drew Alessandroget an opportunity todisplay his kicking formduring last weekend’s49-0 victory over Parma,as Drew boomed twokickoffs and also accounted for the game’sfinal extra point.A young man whodisplays a dedicatedwork ethic in practice,Drew works along sideof gifted All-Ohio senior punter/kicker Colin Goodfellow and juniorkicker Matthew Trickett, who is also a defensive standout for Coach MikeMcLaughlin’s nationally acclaimed Varsity Soccer Program.Along with his promising leg, Drew is a young man with a significantknowledge of area high school football.THE TIES THAT BIND: Saint Ignatius’ Assistant Football Coach(defensive line) and outstanding Head Wrestling Coach Mark Sullivanrecalls fondly the day former Iowa Hawkeyes Head Football Coach andGlenOak coaching legend, the late Bob Commings, complementedCoach Sullivan for Mark’s outstanding game versus the Hawkeyes as anose tackle for The Ohio State University Buckeyes.Coach Sullivan, a former All-Ohio defensive lineman for the LakeCatholic Cougars, walked on at Ohio State and became a force as a 5-10,225-to-230 nose guard for the late and legendary Woody Hayes andCoach Earle Bruce. Mark was the winner of the Woody Hayes Memorial Trophy for his MVP performance in the 1980 Ohio State-MichiganGame.Later in life, Coach Sullivan played semi-pro football for the CantonBulldogs and Coach Commings.For our younger fans, the field the Wildcats will be playing on Fridaynight is named in honor of Coach Bob Commings. Coach Commings’son, Bob Jr, a former Iowa quarterback, was on hand when the dedicationof the field took place.Coach Commings was Iowa’s head football coach for five years (197478). He was a three-time letterman for the Hawkeyes and was Iowa’sMVP in 1957. Coach Commings left Iowa to become head coach atGlenOak, where in 12 years he became the school’s winningest footballcoach. Bob died of cancer in 1992, at the age of 59.AND LAST, BUT CERTAINLY NOT LEAST, Saint Ignatius’ game atGlenOak on Friday night will be broadcast live over the Wildcats’ StudentBroadcast Network. The golden tones of senior Brendan DeVenney andjunior Matt MacKenzie will describe the action from Commings Field.Matt will probably have a direct line to Progressive Field early Fridayevening, so he can keep up and lend his endless baseball knowledge to theAmerican League Central Division Champions, aka the Indians, or thisold-timer’s favorite, “The Fighting Franconas.”See you in Stark County Friday night.

Eddie Dwyer’s Corner: Parma RecapBy Eddie DwyerParma, Ohio - The Saint Ignatius Football Wildcats know what thebusiness at hand is all about, as they strive to return to the OHSAADivision I playoffs after not qualifying for the postseason in 2015.Standing in their way on Saturday night was one of the area’s Cinderella teams, if you will, the Parma Senior Redmen.Only time will tell if Parma Senior’s surprising start this season isfor real.One thing was very clear on Saturday night, however. The Redmenwere thoroughly overmatched on Byers Field in Parma’s Robert. M.Boulton Stadium by a program that has been the real deal on thegridiron for decades.The record 11-time OHSAA State Champion Saint Ignatius Wildcats, dominating from the opening kickoff until the final second of asecond-half running clock ticked away in the fourth quarter, overwhelmed the Redmen, 49-0, in the storied facility that serves as thehome field for the Parma Public Schools and Saint Ignatius.Parma Senior, which took a four-game winning streak into Saturday’s opening kickof

Saint Ignatius Broadcasting Network* Play-by-Play: Matt MacKenzie '18 Color Analyst: Brendan DeVenney '17 Moderator: Jeff McCormick '83 (P): 216-651-0222 x228 . St. Xavier, and St. Edward have combined for a 16-8 mark on the year. SHUTOUT CITY: One of the biggest strengths of the Wildcats is the