Author: <span>Don Engelhardt</span>

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2022 Massillon vs. Warren Harding Statistics

Score by Quarters     1  2  3  4   Score
-----------------    -- -- -- --   -----
Warren Harding......  6  0  0  6  - 12       Record: (1-3)
Massillon...........  7 20  7  7  - 41       Record: (3-1)



Scoring Summary:
1st 07:59 WARREN - Dalys Jett 85 yd run (Jake Daugherty kick failed), 3-73 1:44, WARREN 6 - MASS 0
    04:59 MASS - Nolan Davenport 34 yd pass from Jalen Slaughter (Vinney Keller kick), 7-80 3:00, WARREN 6 - MASS 7
2nd 11:17 MASS - Ardell Banks 52 yd pass from Jalen Slaughter (Vinney Keller kick), 6-80 2:00, WARREN 6 - MASS 14
    04:00 MASS - Braylyn Toles 45 yd pass from Jalen Slaughter (Vinney Keller kick failed), 6-80 2:08, WARREN 6 - MASS 20
    01:07 MASS - Willtrell Hartson 12 yd run (Nolan Hendricks kick), 4-56 0:58, WARREN 6 - MASS 27
3rd 05:51 MASS - Ardell Banks 16 yd pass from Jalen Slaughter (Nolan Hendricks kick), 10-51 4:24, WARREN 6 - MASS 34
4th 09:45 WARREN - Naujeat Jones 31 yd pass from Dalys Jett (Dalys Jett pass failed), 16-85 8:01, WARREN 12 - MASS 34
    00:22 MASS - Peytton Mitchell 5 yd run (Nolan Hendricks kick), 9-72 5:32, WARREN 12 - MASS 41



                                 WARREN     MASS
FIRST DOWNS...................       15       19
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............   29-121   33-184
PASSING YDS (NET).............      125      248
Passes Att-Comp-Int...........  24-12-0  19-14-0
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS.....   53-246   52-432
Fumble Returns-Yards..........      0-0      0-0
Punt Returns-Yards............      0-0      1-3
Kickoff Returns-Yards.........    6-143      1-0
Interception Returns-Yards....      0-0      0-0
Punts (Number-Avg)............   2-27.5   1-18.0
Fumbles-Lost..................      0-0      1-1
Penalties-Yards...............    8-149    9-115
Possession Time...............    26:32    21:28
Third-Down Conversions........  5 of 13   5 of 9
Fourth-Down Conversions.......   2 of 4   2 of 3
Red-Zone Scores-Chances.......      0-1      3-3
Sacks By: Number-Yards........     2-12     2-15


RUSHING: Warren Harding-Dalys Jett 13-99; Ryan Powell 10-32; Javonte
Jones 2-7; Oryan Dukes 1-5; Devin Boss 1-minus 4; Team 2-minus 18.
Massillon-Willtrell Hartson 18-109; Peytton Mitchell 4-50; Dorian Pringle 4-37;
Ja'Meir Gamble 1-11; Mylen Lenix 1-1; Kyler Wiggins 1-1; Jalen Slaughter 3-minus
12; TEAM 1-minus 13.

PASSING: Warren Harding-Dalys Jett 12-24-0-125. Massillon-Jalen Slaughter
14-19-0-248.

RECEIVING: Warren Harding-Devin Boss 4-10; Naujeat Jones 3-62; Jacob
Lawrence 2-40; Raylin Weaver 2-12; Javonte Jones 1-1. Massillon-Ardell Banks
6-132; Braylyn Toles 6-76; Nolan Davenport 1-34; Ricardo Wells 1-6.

INTERCEPTIONS: Warren Harding-None. Massillon-None.

FUMBLES: Warren Harding-None. Massillon-Braylyn Toles 1-1.

Stadium: Paul Brown Tiger      Attendance: 0
Kickoff time: 7:00 PM   End of Game: 9:34 PM   Total elapsed time: 2:34
Officials: Referee: John Schuller; Umpire: Bob Rauc; Linesman: Tony Gliozzi;
Line judge: Brian Kroth; Back judge: Jason Barr; Scorer: Jim Barkan Sr;
Temperature: 81 F      Wind: light S   Weather: Clear Sky

           Warren Harding vs Massillon (Sep 9. 2022 at Massillon, OH)

SACKS (UA-A): Warren Harding-Jaden Hudson 1-0; Nysier Coleman 1-0.
Massillon-Kalix Collins 2-0.

TACKLES (UA-A): Warren Harding-Nysier Coleman 4-0; Drew McKowan 3-1;
Dalys Jett 3-0; Airiz Coleman-Bey 1-4; Raylin Weaver 2-1; Javonte Jones 1-3;
Devin Boss 2-0; Cayden Murphy 1-2; Emmanuel Washington 1-2; Bryan Powell 1-1;
Nehemiah Alexander 1-1; Jaden Hudson 1-1; Devin Morgan 1-0; Naujeat Jones 1-0;
Tamairi Jackson 1-0; Brandon Coleman 1-0; Bryson Williams 0-2. Massillon-Vito
McConnell 3-2; Cody Fair 1-6; Deairre Pringle 3-1; Dorian Pringle 3-1; Ta'Shaun
Smith 3-0; Ryan Page 2-2; Marcus Moore 1-4; Kalix Collins 2-0; Malachi Card 1-2;
M Wright Jr 1-1; Jaden Welch 1-1; Christian Kring 1-1; Shon Robinson 1-0; Adonis
Vaughan 1-0; TEAM 1-0; Maverick Clark 1-0; Chase Bond 1-0; Angelo Salvino 1-0;
Vinney Keller 0-1; Zachary Liebler 0-1.



Player participation:


Warren Harding: 3-Bryan Powell, 5-Javonte Jones, 6-Devin Boss, 7-Jaden Hudson, 9-A Coleman-Bey, 10-Dalys Jett, 12-Jake Daugherty,
14-Naujeat Jones, 16-Nysier Coleman, 19-Drew McKowan, 20-Raylin Weaver, 21-Devin Morgan, 22-Ryan Powell, 23-Jacob Lawrence,
25-Oryan Dukes, 28-Brandon Coleman, 54-E Washington, 58-N Alexander, 61-Tamairi Jackson, 67-Cayden Murphy, 68-Bryson Williams.

Massillon: 1-Jaden Welch, 2-Jalen Slaughter, 3-Angelo Salvino, 4-W Hartson, 5-Vinney Keller, 6-Adonis Vaughan, 7-Maverick Clark,
10-Zachary Liebler, 13-Vito McConnell, 14-Kalix Collins, 16-Ryan Page, 18-Ardell Banks, 19-Kyler Wiggins, 20-Ja'Meir Gamble,
21-Braylyn Toles, 28-Mylen Lenix, 30-Deairre Pringle, 32-P Mitchell, 33-Cody Fair, 34-Dorian Pringle, 35-Ta'Shaun Smith,
41-Shon Robinson, 45-M Wright Jr, 49-Christian Kring, 56-Marcus Moore, 80-Ricardo Wells, 84-Chase Bond, 87-Nolan Hendricks,
94-Nolan Davenport, 95-Malachi Card.

 

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2022 Booster Club Report – Week 3 – Post-Mansfield

2022 Booster Club Report – Week 3 – Post-Mansfield

Massillon (2-1) traveled to Mansfield last Friday and came away with a 33-0 victory.  The Tigers currently lead the series, 44-4-5.  Massillon returns home next week to face Warren in the first of six and possibly eight consecutive home games.

  • 7th Grade (1-2): Lost to Akron Armor (club team), 54-14.  Plays Warren at home (PBTS) on Wednesday, September 9, at 6:00 pm.
  • 8th Grade (3-0): Defeated Mansfield, 39-22.  Plays Warren away on Wednesday, September 9, at 6:00 pm.
  • 9th Grade (2-1): Defeated Mansfield Junior Varsity, 42-20.  Plays Warren Harding away on Thursday, September 10, at 5:30 pm.
  • Junior Varsity (3-0): Defeated Canton McKinley, 50-6.  Plays at Warren Harding on Saturday, September 10, at 11:00 am.

Defense carried the day in shutting out Mansfield at Arlin Field last Friday, giving them their first loss of the season.  On the heels of a record-setting 15 tackles-for-loss against Canton GlenOak, the D recorded 12 TFLs against the Tygers.  In addition, they held Mansfield’s rushing attack to negative 30 yards, which is the third fewest rushing yards allowed in a game throughout Massillon’s long history.  Mansfield was stuffed up the middle, the linebackers were flying to the edges and the various blitzes were simply overwhelming.  Plus, the whole front group was extremely physical.  In the air the Tygers did complete 15 of 24 passes, but most of them were halted within a few yards of the line of scrimmage, owing to the great pursuit and fundamental tackling of the secondary and outside linebackers.

Overall, the Tygers advanced no further than the Massillon twenty yard line: once via a long pass on the last play of the first half and a second time near the end of the game against the backups.  Put it all together and Mansfield finished the game having been shut out for the first time since they lost 35-0 to Perry in the first round of the 2015 playoffs, a string of 82 games.

Offensively, the Tigers used a balanced attack to take control early, rushing for 115 yards and passing for 146.  While running only 44 plays, they averaged 5.9 yards per play, which is a shade below average for a Nate Moore team.  Willtrell Hartson rushed for a third consecutive 100-yard game, this time putting up 101 yards at 6.3 yard per carry.  But according to the Mansfield coach, his defense played much better than the offense.

If you check back after Week 10, you may find that this Mansfield team finished the season 7-3 or 8-2 and qualified for the Division 3 playoffs.  They have the athletes.  It’s just that playing the Tigers, currently ranked No. 217 in the nation by calpreps.com, may be a bit too much for them.  Regardless, the game was sure to prepare them for the difficult ones ahead, just like Moeller did for Massillon.

“We had a great week of practice,” said Head Coach Nate Moore in his opening remarks.  “Our pre-game focus was really good.  All those things are steadily getting better and better.  This is a talented football team.  Toughness, speed and strength.  Focus and discipline need to be homed in on.  And we have made some tremendous strides in those areas.  The unit leaders have really helped.”

Moore then got down to talking about last week’s Mansfield game.  “I’m really proud of these guys,” he said.  “We ran the ball really well.  Some things could have been better.  The offensive line has a ways to go, but they’ve been  getting better.  The defense was lights out.”

Moore remarked that Mansfield was using an unorthodox defensive alignment in their front group.  Sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn’t.  But when it didn’t, it resulted in a big play.  Nevertheless, he felt that the offensive line did a great job of blocking it.

Guest players were Christian Kring, Sam Snodgrass, Angelo Salvino and Cody Fair.  “We fixed up a lot of mistakes from the week before,” said Kring.  “We were much more physical on both sides of the ball.”  “We played a great game as a whole,”  added Fair.  “Every week we’ve gotten better defensively.”  Salvino said that a big advantage for the Tigers came on special teams.  “That really set us apart,” he said.

Stats leaders:

  • Quarterback Jalen Slaughter: 10 of 16 for 146 yards, 0 interception and 2 touchdowns
  • Running back Willtrell Hartson: 16 carries for 101 yards (6.3), 1 touchdown; also caught a 43-yard touchdown pass
  • Ardell Banks: 3 receptions for 58 yards, 1 touchdown
  • Kyler Wiggins: 3 receptions for 18 yards, 0 touchdowns
  • Ryan Page: 5.0 tackle points
  • Dorian Pringle: 4.5 tackle points
  • Maverick Clark: 4.0 tackle  points
  • Team: 12 tackles-for-loss for 59 yards

This week marks the 87th renewal of the Massillon-Warren rivalry.  The first game was played in 1921 and the Tigers lead the series 58-25-3.  They have also won the previous six meetings, including last year’s 49-46 track meet.  But this time the game is in Paul Brown Tiger Stadium.  “We’re happy to be back at home,” said Moore.

Quarterback Dalys Jett returns from last year, when he had a career day against Massillon by completing 21 of 34 passes for 358 yards and six touchdowns.  But gone are stellar receivers Tariq Ivory (10-182-2) and Dom Foster (5-100-3).  Jett is also questionable this week due to an injury, a setback for which he sat out last week’s game.

Offensively, Warren uses the spread with formations similar to Massillon.  Some 2-back sets and some heavy near the goal line.  Players to keep an eye on:

  • Senior left tackle Tamairi Jackson (6′-1″, 290 lbs.).  Has really good feet and base.  Comes off the ball and finishes really well.
  • Junior running back Ryan Powell (6′-1″, 215 lbs.).  A 3-star recruit according to Rivals.com.  Has several Division 1 offers.  Runs with good vision.
  • Senior quarterback Dalys Jett (5′-10″, 165 lbs.).  Runs a lot more this year.  Questionable for Friday.  May be replaced by sophomore Drew McKowan (6′-3″, 170), who is also a good athletic player and effective runner.

Defensively, the Raiders align in a 4-3 with either cover-4 and cover-2, depending on the situation.  The best player is cornerback Dalys Jett.

Depth and experience could both be issues for Warren in that seven players start on both sides of the ball and they have only four senior starters on offense and four on defense.

Go Tigers!

 

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2022: Massillon 33, Mansfield 0

GAME STATS

Jake Furr, Mansfield News Journal

Massillon hands Mansfield Senior first shutout loss since 2015

 

 

MANSFIELD — When Mansfield Senior coach Chioke Bradley looked at the stats at the end of the Tygers’ 33-0 loss to Massillon on Friday night, a few things stood out.

The Tygers (2-1) had minus-29 yards rushing, 97 yards of total offense and just seven first downs all night. They allowed 116 yards on the ground and 146 through the air and committed eight penalties for 49 yards. But there was one stat that told him the story of the game. The Tygers were 0-for-11 on third downs.

“I honestly believe we had way too many guys not ready to play,” Bradley said. “Way too many. Talking it is one thing, but when you cross that line you have to be ready to play the game. We had too many talkers tonight. They just weren’t ready to play, and that is on me. I take full responsibility for my team not being ready to play and the undisciplined football we saw tonight, and that is something I will fix.”

The Tygers fell behind Massillon (2-1) midway through the first quarter when Jalen Slaughter found Willtrell Hartson for a 43-yard pass play to start the scoring. Maverick Clark blocked a punt and returned it for a score early in the second quarter and Hartson scored on a 7-yard run to end the half with a 21-0 lead.

“It was a phenomenal job on special teams,” Massillon coach Nate Moore said. “We also ran the ball very well offensively, but we have to get the passing game going.”

The Tigers were balanced on offense with 262 total yards while going 10-for-16 passing with two touchdowns. Slaughter found Ardell Banks on a 51-yarder for the second score through the air, which was sandwiched between field goals of 27 and 37 yards by Nolan Hendricks.

But Moore was more thrilled with the shutout and the defensive effort.

“It definitely is, but we have to put this one away and go back to work next week,” he said.

The Tigers owned the line of scrimmage and made things difficult for the Tygers punt team to get off clean kicks. Massillon piled up five sacks and 17 tackles for losses.

“Our kids played hard,” Moore said. “We thought we would be really good in the front seven this year, and we are starting to develop into the group we thought we would have.”

Hartson finished with 100 yards rushing on 14 carries with a TD while Slaughter threw for 146 and two scores. Banks had 58 yards receiving and Hartson added 43 for Massillon, which hosts Warren G. Harding in Week 4.

Despite the 33 points allowed, Bradley said he was happy with the way the Tygers defense played. Being put in tough situations due to short punts and poor field position, the Tygers held their own for the most part and only allowed 13 points in the second half.

“Defensively, I thought we played with a tremendous amount of heart,” Bradley said. “We were given short fields to defend and just very bad field positioning through special teams debacles. Our offense gave us absolutely nothing, and when you put your defense in those types of predicaments you won’t be successful.

“But, all in all, I think our guys did a great job of fighting through some very adverse situations.”

Mansfield Senior quarterback Duke Reese was 14-for-23 passing for 126 yards and no turnovers. Amarr Davis had six catches for 55 yards while Elias Owens caught two passes for 42 yards.

But the Tygers failed to put points on the board, suffering their first shutout since a 35-0 first-round playoff loss on Nov. 6, 2015, a span of 69 games.

“I hope it resonates,” Bradley said. “I hope it stings. I hope they get a better understanding of where each and every last player is at and where they aren’t. We had two good weeks when we played teams well, but our schedule doesn’t get any easier, and if we don’t bring our lunch pail and our thinking cap we will get demolished.

“I hope that is what every player thinks about tonight when they go to bed. I hope they look themselves in the mirror and know we cannot have the mental lapses we had tonight. We got beat up tonight.”

It was a forgettable performance and one that could be cause for just burning the tape and moving on, but Bradley isn’t about to let a teachable moment go by.

“I can’t wait to watch the tape in the morning,” he said. “I think everything that happened tonight is very teachable. This was a learning experience of what not to do. We will break the film down and we won’t demoralize the kids, but we will coach them hard. We will show them what they were supposed to do versus what they did. We will move forward from that and not make the same mistakes going forward.”

The Tygers will take the weekend to learn from the experience of playing one of the premier programs in the state and get ready for a trip to West Holmes in Week 4 to kick off Ohio Cardinal Conference play.

“After tomorrow, we will turn the page on this one and focus on our league,” Bradley said. “We start conference play after a tough nonconference schedule and now we have to get into the league and make it happen.”

jfurr@gannett.com

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2022 Massillon vs. Mansfield Game Statistics

MASSILLON WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

Massillon vs Mansfield Senior (Sep 2, 2022)


Scoring Summary

Scoring Summary (Final)
Massillon Washington High School
Massillon vs Mansfield Senior (Sep 2, 2022 at Mansfield, OH)
Massillon (1-1) vs. Mansfield Senior (2-0)

Date: Sep 2, 2022  • Site: Mansfield, OH  • Stadium: Arlin Field  •  Attendance:

Score by Quarters Score 
Massillon  14 33 
Mansfield Senior  0 
SCORING SUMMARY  MASS -MANS-SEN 
1st 07:18 MASS  Willtrell Hartson 43 yd pass from Jalen Slaughter (Vinney Keller kick) 
      4 plays, 54 yards, TOP 1:26 7 – 0 
2nd 10:18 MASS  Maverick Clark 15 yd blocked punt return (Vinney Keller kick) 
       14 – 0 
 05:36 MASS  Willtrell Hartson 8 yd run (Vinney Keller kick) 
      6 plays, 34 yards, TOP 2:21 21 – 0 
3rd 08:27 MASS  Nolan Hendricks 27 yd field goal 
      4 plays, 4 yards, TOP 1:17 24 – 0 
 00:51 MASS  Ardell Banks 51 yd pass from Jalen Slaughter (Vinney Keller kick failed) 
      2 plays, 57 yards, TOP 0:43 30 – 0 
4th 07:23 MASS  Nolan Hendricks 37 yd field goal 
      4 plays, 1 yard, TOP 2:44 33 – 0 
Kickoff time: 7:00 PM  • End of Game: 9:15 PM  • Total elapsed time: 2:15
Referee: Danny Kleckner  •  Umpire: M Steigerwald  •  Linesman: Dan Kozma  •  Line judge: Vince Guardado  •  Back judge: Gary Witts  •  Field judge: Larry Bowersox  •  Scorer: Jim Barkan Jr.  •
Temperature: 82PM  • Wind: Light  • Weather: Dry

Team Statistics

Team Statistics (Final)
Massillon Washington High School
Massillon vs Mansfield Senior (Sep 2, 2022 at Mansfield, OH)

 Team Totals MASS MANS-SEN 
FIRST DOWNS 
   Rushing 
   Passing 
   Penalty 
NET YARDS RUSHING 115 -30 
   Rushing Attempts 28 20 
   Average Per Rush 4.1 -1.5 
   Rushing Touchdowns 
   Yards Gained Rushing 136 40 
   Yards Lost Rushing 21 70 
NET YARDS PASSING 146 125 
   Completions-Attempts-Int 10-16-0 15-24-0 
   Average Per Attempt 9.1 5.2 
   Average Per Completion 14.6 8.3 
   Passing Touchdowns 
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 261 95 
   Total offense plays 44 44 
   Average Gain Per Play 5.9 2.2 
Fumbles: Number-Lost 1-1 1-1 
Penalties: Number-Yards 6-60 8-49 
PUNTS-YARDS 3-101 9-226 
   Average Yards Per Punt 33.7 25.1 
   Net Yards Per Punt 33.7 19.3 
   Inside 20 
   50+ Yards 
   Touchbacks 
   Fair catch 
KICKOFFS-YARDS 7-352 1-45 
   Average Yards Per Kickoff 50.3 45.0 
   Net Yards Per Kickoff 33.0 29.0 
   Touchbacks 
Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD 3-52-1 0-0-0 
   Average Per Return 17.3 0.0 
Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD 1-16-0 7-121-0 
   Average Per Return 16.0 17.3 
Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 0-0-0 
Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 1-63-0 0-0-0 
Miscellaneous Yards 
Possession Time 21:47 26:13 
   1st Quarter  6:21  5:39 
   2nd Quarter  5:00  7:00 
   3rd Quarter  4:37  7:23 
   4th Quarter  5:49  6:11 
Third-Down Conversions 4 of 11 0 of 10 
Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 0 of 1 
Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 0-0 
Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-27 2-18 
PAT Kicks 3-4 0-0 
Field Goals 2-2 0-0 

Individual Statistics

Individual Statistics (Final)
Massillon Washington High School
Massillon vs Mansfield Senior (Sep 2, 2022 at Mansfield, OH)

Massillon
Mansfield Senior
RUSHING No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg. 
Willtrell Hartson 16 104 101 26 6.3 
Peytton Mitchell 17 17 10 2.8 
Kyler Wiggins  7.0 
Mylen Lenix  2.5 
Dorian Pringle  3.0 
Jalen Slaughter 18 -18 -9.0 
Totals… 28 136 21 115 26 4.1 
  
  
RUSHING No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg. 
Jamir Petty  3.0 
Ricky Mills  5.0 
Zyion Brown  0.2 
Amarr Davis  -2 -2.0 
Duke Resse  24 29 -5 12 -0.6 
Isaiah Darson  -5 -2.5 
Team  15 -15 -15.0 
Elais Owens  15 -15 -15.0 
Totals… 20 40 70 -30 12 -1.5 
PASSING Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Long Sack 
Jalen Slaughter 10-16-0 146 51 
Totals… 10-16-0 146 51 
PASSING Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Long Sack 
Duke Resse  15-24-0 125 37 
Totals… 15-24-0 125 37 
RECEIVING No. Yds TD Lg 
Ardell Banks  58 51 
Kyler Wiggins  18 
Braylyn Toles  17 
Willtrell Hartson 43 43 
Mylen Lenix  10 10 
Totals… 10 146 51 
RECEIVING No. Yds TD Lg 
Amarr Davis  55 27 
Nate Dismuke  
Elais Owens  42 37 
O’BryJa’ontayant 16 10 
Jermain Bradley 
Totals… 15 125 37 
PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB 
Nolan Hendricks 101 33.7 45 
Totals… 101 33.7 45 
  
PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB 
Elais Owens  226 28.2 45 
Team  0.0 
Totals… 226 25.1 45 
  Punts Kickoffs Intercept 
ALL RETURNS No Yds Lg No Yds Lg No Yds Lg 
Maverick Clark  34 15 
Zachary Liebler 18 16 16 16 
Totals… 52 16 16 16 
  
  Punts Kickoffs Intercept 
ALL RETURNS No Yds Lg No Yds Lg No Yds Lg 
O’BryJa’ontayant 26 26 
Keontez Bradley 81 19 
Aaron Thornton  14 14 
Totals… 121 26 
ALL PURPOSE Rush Rcv KR PR IR Total 
Willtrell Hartson 101 43 144 
Ardell Banks  58 58 
Zachary Liebler 16 18 34 
Maverick Clark  34 34 
Kyler Wiggins  18 25 
Peytton Mitchell 17 17 
Braylyn Toles  17 17 
Mylen Lenix  10 15 
Dorian Pringle  
Jalen Slaughter -18 -18 
Totals… 115 146 16 52 329 
  
  
  
ALL PURPOSE Rush Rcv KR PR IR Total 
Keontez Bradley 81 81 
Amarr Davis  -2 55 53 
O’BryJa’ontayant 16 26 42 
Elais Owens  -15 42 27 
Aaron Thornton  14 14 
Nate Dismuke  
Jamir Petty  
Ricky Mills  
Jermain Bradley 
Zyion Brown  
Duke Resse  -5 -5 
Isaiah Darson  -5 -5 
Team  -15 -15 
Totals… -30 125 121 216 
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 
Nolan Hendricks 3rd 08:27 27 yards Good 
Nolan Hendricks 4th 07:23 37 yards Good 
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 
  
  
KICKOFFS No. Yds TB OB Avg. 
Nolan Hendricks 352 50.3 
KICKOFFS No. Yds TB OB Avg. 
Sean Putt  45 45.0 
FUMBLES: Massillon-Zachary Liebler 1-1. Mansfield Senior-O’BryJa’ontayant 1-1.

Drive Chart

Drive Chart (Final)
Massillon Washington High School
Massillon vs Mansfield Senior (Sep 2, 2022 at Mansfield, OH)

  Drive Started Drive Ended Consumed   
Team Qtr Spot Time Obtained Spot Time   How Lost Pl-Yds TOP RZ 
MASS  1st M31 12:00  Kickoff M35 10:41   Punt 3-4 1:19   
MASS  1st M46 08:44  Punt S00 07:18 TOUCHDOWN 4-54 1:26   
MASS  1st S26 00:00  Punt S26 05:11   Fumble 0-0 0:00   
MASS  1st M40 04:06  Punt S38 00:30   Downs 8-22 3:36   
MASS  2nd S15 10:18  Punt S15 10:18 TOUCHDOWN 0-0 0:00   
MASS  2nd S34 07:57  Punt S00 05:36 TOUCHDOWN 6-34 2:21 
MASS  2nd M32 03:35  Punt S43 00:56   Punt 6-25 2:39   
MASS  3rd S15 09:44  Downs S11 08:27 FIELD GOAL 4-4 1:17 
MASS  3rd M34 06:00  Punt M38 03:23   Punt 4-4 2:37   
MASS  3rd M43 01:34  Punt S00 00:51 TOUCHDOWN 2-57 0:43   
MASS  4th S21 10:07  Punt S20 07:23 FIELD GOAL 4-1 2:44   
MASS  4th S18 03:09  Fumble S02 00:04   Downs 5-16 3:05 
  
MANS-SEN 1st S20 10:41  Punt S18 08:44   Punt 3–2 1:57   
MANS-SEN 1st S17 07:12  Kickoff S01 05:11   Punt 3–16 2:01   
MANS-SEN 1st S26 05:11  Fumble S30 04:06   Punt 3-4 1:05   
MANS-SEN 1st S38 00:30  Downs S34 10:18   Punt 3–4 2:12   
MANS-SEN 2nd S09 10:10  Kickoff S31 07:57   Punt 5-22 2:13   
MANS-SEN 2nd S22 05:30  Kickoff S23 03:35   Punt 3-1 1:55   
MANS-SEN 2nd S18 00:56  Punt M20 00:00   End of half 4-62 0:56   
MANS-SEN 3rd S39 11:54  Kickoff S15 09:44   Downs 4–24 2:10   
MANS-SEN 3rd S25 08:19  Kickoff S24 06:00   Punt 6–1 2:19   
MANS-SEN 3rd S31 03:23  Punt S37 01:34   Punt 3-6 1:49   
MANS-SEN 3rd S32 00:35  Kickoff S14 10:07   Punt 3–18 2:28   
MANS-SEN 4th S36 07:08  Kickoff M19 03:09   Fumble 4-45 3:59   
MANS-SEN 4th S02 00:04  Downs S02 00:00   End of half 0-0 0:04   
  1st 2nd 3rd 4th   1st 2nd     
Massillon  Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr   Half Half   Total 
Time of possession  06:21  05:00  04:37  05:49    11:21  10:26    21:47  
3rd Down Conversions   2/4   2/3   0/2   0/2     4/7   0/4     4/11  
Average field position  M39   M49   S46   S20     M43   S36     S47  
4th Down Conversions   0/1   0/0   0/0   0/1     0/1   0/1     0/2  
  
  1st 2nd 3rd 4th   1st 2nd     
Mansfield Senior  Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr   Half Half   Total 
Time of possession  05:39  07:00  07:23  06:11    12:39  13:34    26:13  
3rd Down Conversions   0/3   0/3   0/3   0/1     0/6   0/4     0/10  
Average field position  S25   S16   S31   S19     S21   S27     S24  
4th Down Conversions   0/0   0/0   0/1   0/0     0/0   0/1     0/1  

Drive Chart (By Quarter)

  Drive Started Drive Ended Consumed   
Team Qtr Spot Time Obtained Spot Time   How Lost Pl-Yds TOP RZ 
MASS  1st M31 12:00  Kickoff M35 10:41   Punt 3-4 1:19   
MANS-SEN 1st S20 10:41  Punt S18 08:44   Punt 3–2 1:57   
MASS  1st M46 08:44  Punt S00 07:18 TOUCHDOWN 4-54 1:26   
MANS-SEN 1st S17 07:12  Kickoff S01 05:11   Punt 3–16 2:01   
MASS  1st S26 00:00  Punt S26 05:11   Fumble 0-0 0:00   
MANS-SEN 1st S26 05:11  Fumble S30 04:06   Punt 3-4 1:05   
MASS  1st M40 04:06  Punt S38 00:30   Downs 8-22 3:36   
MANS-SEN 1st S38 00:30  Downs S34 10:18   Punt 3–4 2:12   
MASS  2nd S15 10:18  Punt S15 10:18 TOUCHDOWN 0-0 0:00   
  
MANS-SEN 2nd S09 10:10  Kickoff S31 07:57   Punt 5-22 2:13   
MASS  2nd S34 07:57  Punt S00 05:36 TOUCHDOWN 6-34 2:21 
MANS-SEN 2nd S22 05:30  Kickoff S23 03:35   Punt 3-1 1:55   
MASS  2nd M32 03:35  Punt S43 00:56   Punt 6-25 2:39   
MANS-SEN 2nd S18 00:56  Punt M20 00:00   End of half 4-62 0:56   
MANS-SEN 3rd S39 11:54  Kickoff S15 09:44   Downs 4–24 2:10   
  
MASS  3rd S15 09:44  Downs S11 08:27 FIELD GOAL 4-4 1:17 
MANS-SEN 3rd S25 08:19  Kickoff S24 06:00   Punt 6–1 2:19   
MASS  3rd M34 06:00  Punt M38 03:23   Punt 4-4 2:37   
MANS-SEN 3rd S31 03:23  Punt S37 01:34   Punt 3-6 1:49   
MASS  3rd M43 01:34  Punt S00 00:51 TOUCHDOWN 2-57 0:43   
MANS-SEN 3rd S32 00:35  Kickoff S14 10:07   Punt 3–18 2:28   
MASS  4th S21 10:07  Punt S20 07:23 FIELD GOAL 4-1 2:44   
  
MANS-SEN 4th S36 07:08  Kickoff M19 03:09   Fumble 4-45 3:59   
MASS  4th S18 03:09  Fumble S02 00:04   Downs 5-16 3:05 
MANS-SEN 4th S02 00:04  Downs S02 00:00   End of half 0-0 0:04   

Defensive Statistics

Defensive Statistics (Final)
Massillon Washington High School
Massillon vs Mansfield Senior (Sep 2, 2022 at Mansfield, OH)

## Massillon  Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds BrUp Blkd Sack/Yds QBH 
16 Ryan Page   5.0  2.0/4   .   .   .  
34 Dorian Pringle   4.5  2.5/15   .   .   1.5/13  
9  Maverick Clark   4.0  1.5/16   .   .   .  
3  Angelo Salvino   3.0  .   .   .   .  
14 Kalix Collins   3.0  .   .   .   .  
30 Deairre Pringle  3.0  1.5/3   .   .   .  
52 Marcus Moore   2.5  0.5/1   .   .   .  
12 Brandon Carman   2.5  2.5/17   .   .   1.5/14  
6  Adonis Vaughan   2.0  .   .   .   .  
26 Deangelo Zimmerman  1.5  .   .   .   .  
13 Vito McConnell   1.5  .   .   .   .  
8  Ma’Taeaun Frazier  1.0  .   .   .   .  
33 Cody Fair   1.0  .   .   .   .  
35 Ta’Shaun Smith   1.0  .   .   .   .  
84 Chase Bond   1.0  1.0/2   .   .   .  
10 Zachary Liebler  1.0  .   .   .   .  
41 Shon Robinson   1.0  .   .   .   .  
49 Christian Kring  0.5  .   .   .   .  
28 Mylen Lenix   0.5  .   .   .   .  
1  Jaden Welch   0.5  .   .   .   .  
96 Malachi Card   0.5  .   .   .   .  
23 De’Sekou McComb  0.5  0.5/1   .   .   .  
11 Zahnii Berry   .   .   1-63  .   .  
## Mansfield Senior  Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds BrUp Blkd Sack/Yds QBH 
44 Leo Hess   4.5  .   .   .   .  
2  Aaron Thornton   4.0  2.0/18   .   .   2.0/18  
19 Keontez Bradley  4.0  .   1-0   .   .  
32 Ricky Mills   4.0  .   .   .   .  
22 Elais Owens   3.5  .   .   .   .  
25 Mekhi Bradley   3.0  1.0/3   .   .   .  
40 Symirr Phillips  2.5  .   .   .   .  
23 Isaiah Darson   2.5  .   .   .   .  
8  Amarr Davis   2.0  .   .   .   .  
53 Carmelo Smith   2.0  .   .   .   .  
12 Ny Petty   1.5  .   .   .   .  
52 Ahmaad Thomas   1.0  .   .   .   .  
16 Daylan Mcginty   1.0  .   .   .   .  
7  O’BryJa’ontayant  1.0  .   .   .   .  
11 Christian Jevair  0.5  .   .   .   .  

 

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Tiger Defense Ties Team Record

The defense was simply smothering last Friday in nearly pitching a shutout against an improving Canton GlenOak squad.  Only a long pass completion against the backups at the end of the fourth quarter kept them from achieving that goal.  But by the end of the game, they had surrendered just 51 yards on the ground (1.3 yards/att.) in a 35-7 victory.  The defense also posted 15 tackles-for-loss, which ties the all-time team record, while accounting for a whopping 79 lost yards.

The contributors to that mark included:

  • Inside linebacker Cody Fair – 3.0 for 20 yards
  • Inside linebacker Dorian Pringle – 2.0 for 12 yards
  • Outside linebacker Maverick  Clark – 2.0 for 5 yards
  • Defensive lineman Mike Wright Jr. – 1.5 for 13 yards
  • Outside  linebacker Brandon Clark – 1.0 for 12 yards
  • Defensive lineman Malachi Card – 1.0 for 8 yards
  • Defensive back Jacques Carter – 1.0 for 5 yards
  • Cornerback Zach Liebler – 1.0 for 2 yards
  • Cornerback Jaden Welch – 1.0 for 1 yard
  • Safety De’Airre Pringle – 1.0 for 1 yard
  • Defensive lineman Kendal Thomas – 0.5 for 1 yard

The other performance that compiled 15 tackles-for-loss occurred in 2012 during a game against Akron St. Vincent.  Massillon won that one, 44-23.  Devon Ingram and JD Crabtree each had 2.5 TFLs.  Here are the next five placers:

  • 14 – McKinley, 2008.  17-0 victory.  Jamison Heath-Gates – 3.0 TFLs.
  • 13 – Steubenville, 2012.  24-7 victory.  JD Crabtree – 2.5 TFLs.
  • 12 – Nordonia, 2013.  33-17 victory.  Danny Robinson – 2.5 TFLs.
  • 12 – Bishop Sycamore, 2020.  35-0 victory.  Jamacius Portus – 3.5 TFLs.
  • 12 – Warren Harding, 2020.  24-0 victory.  Mike Miller – 4.0 TFLs, Xavier Andrews – 2.5 TFLs.
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2022 Booster Club Report – Week 2 – Post-GlenOak

2022 Booster Club Report – Week 2 – Post-GlenOak

Massillon (1-1) evened its slate with a 35-7 victory over Canton GlenOak and now leads the overall series 14-4.  It was also a clean sweep at every level of the program.  Next up is a road game against Mansfield Senior, with the kickoff slated for 7:00 pm at Arlin Field.

  • 7th Grade (1-1): Defeated Canton GlenOak, 30-22.  Plays Akron Armor (club team) at home (MJHS) on Tuesday, August 30, at 6:00 pm.
  • 8th Grade (2-0): Defeated Canton GlenOak, 38-0.  Plays Mansfield at home (MJHS) on Wednesday, August 31 a6 6:00 pm.
  • 9th Grade (1-1): Defeated Canton GlenOak, 38-0.  Plays Mansfield Junior Varsity at home (PBTS) on Saturday, September 3 at 10:00 am.
  • Junior Varsity (2-0): Defeated Canton GlenOak, 48-2.  Plays at Canton McKinley on Monday, September 5 at 1:00 pm.

The Tigers made good strides in all facets of the game in handling GlenOak.  Defensively, they kept the Eagles at bay nearly the entire game, surrendering a long touchdown pass with seconds left against the backups.  Along the way, they registered 15 tackles-for-loss, which ties an all-time team record.  On offense, the running game was simply pounding, with a few strategic pass completions thrown in for good measure.  Willtrell Hartson rushed for over a 100 yards for the second consecutive game and tallied three touchdowns.

“We had a nice week with a victory over GlenOak,” said Massillon Head Coach Nate Moore at the weekly Booster Club meeting.

The guest players were Christian Kring, D’Aire Pringle, Cody Fair and Sam Snodgrass.  They collectively agreed that the Tigers played fairly good in the first half, but really stepped it up in the second.  They were mostly concerned about the speed in the GlenOak backfield (the Burt brothers) with their draw and boot plays.  But managed to control the game throughout.  And winning 35-7 with three turnovers was satisfying.

Moore was also concerned with the potency of the Eagle offense.  “I was worried going into the game,” he said.  “I was surprised that we bottled them up like we did.  The Burt kids are really fast.  Our whole front seven had a lot of great clips.  They brought the pressure on defense.”

The coach said that the first half was kind of a struggle at times, alluding to GlenOak being better than the final score indicated.  But in the second half the Tigers dominated play.  What helped on defense was a change in alignment.  It was apparent that the Eagles were having difficulty throwing the ball, so Massillon changed the secondary from a 4-high to a 3-high, meaning that one of the free safeties was now playing closer to the line of scrimmage.  That freed up one of the outside linebackers to blitz on every down.  That appeared to rattle the GlenOak offensive line, as evident by the defensive linemen constantly breaking through to tackle the ball carrier in the backfield and harass the quarterback.  Thus, the fifteen tackles-for-loss.

The offense was fairly consistent with their running attack, utilizing both inside and outside zone blocking schemes and the traditional power game with the pulling guard.  And Hartson was, well, Hartson, aided by an offensive line that was simply overpowering.

Moore beamed that the kickoff return team continues to be a strength.  Right from the start Zach Liebler returned the opening kickoff to midfield, setting up the Tigers’ first score.  The kickoff cover team also did well, forcing the Eagles to start from their own 17 yard line on average.  In addition, Nolan Hendricks pooched his initial kickoff to the GlenOak 30 yard line, where it was recovered by the Tigers.

Stats leaders:

  • Quarterback Jalen Slaughter: 5 of 13 for 102 yards, 1 interception and 0 touchdowns
  • Running back Willtrell Hartson: 23 carries for 158 yards (6.9), 3 touchdowns
  • Freddie Lenix Jr.: 9 carries for 49 yards (5.4)
  • Braylyn Toles: 4 receptions for 103 yards, 1 touchdown
  • Dorian Pringle: 6.5 tackle points
  • Cody Fair: 5.5 tackle points
  • Jaden Welch: 4.0 tackle points

This week marks the 53rd meeting between Massillon and Mansfield in a series that began in 1908.  The Tygers run a multiple offense similar to that of the Tigers.  They have great skill at wide receiver, but field one of the largest lines that Massillon will see this year, averaging 6′-3′, 293 lbs.  The best player on the line is junior Ahmaan Thomas (6′-4″, 290 lbs.).  He has good feet and power and does well with pass protection.  The running back position features junior Zylon Brown (5’9″, 190 lbs.).  Similar in size to Hartson, he has good speed and vision, but is not as powerful. The top receiver is junior Amarr Davis (6′-0″, 175 lbs.).  He is a big threat with great speed and athleticism.  The quarterback, Duke Reese (6′-4″, 205 lbs.), has very good size and flashes at times.  But he also has a big arm and can scramble.

The defense uses a 3-4 alignment, also similar to Massillon.  According to Moore, the entire defense plays hard and runs to the ball.  The defensive line does not have great size, averaging 6′-1″, 228 lbs.  The best lineman is senior Ricky Mills.  He is strong and quick and makes a lot of tackles.  Also, keep an eye on linebacker Mekhi Bradley (‘6-0″, 240 lbs.), who has an offer from Kent State.  The corners will use a lot of press coverage.  Best among these is senior Keontez Bradley (6’-3″, 195), who has an offer from the University of Kentucky.

But it should be noted that, like Massillon, Mansfield is a very young team in that they start just three seniors on offense and four on defense.  Meanwhile, the Tigers start four seniors on offense and three on defense.  So most of these players will get two cracks at each other.

2022 Co-Captains Angelo Salvino, Marcus Moore, Zach Liebler and Willtrell Hartson with Head Coach Nate Moore.

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2022: Massillon 35, Canton GlenOak 7

GAME STATS

Mike Popovich, The Repository

‘Did a little bit of everything right’: Massillon football rolls past GlenOak to first win

 

PLAIN TWP. — It’s always a long high school football season.

In Massillon’s case, it has felt a lot longer thanks to successful playoff runs over the past few years.

That’s why the Tigers could not overreact after a Week 1 loss to one of the best teams they will see all season. Friday was a new day. GlenOak was the next challenge.

Massillon successfully seized this opportunity.

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Willtrell Hartson’s three touchdown runs helped lift the Tigers to a 35-7 win over the Golden Eagles at Bob Commings Field. On the heels of last week’s loss to Moeller, Massillon grabbed the lead less than two minutes in and improved to 1-1.

“We did a little bit of everything right,” Tigers head coach Nate Moore said. ” … We have to stay committed to getting better every day in practice and every week.”

The Massillon defense came within seconds of positing a shutout after allowing 500 yards to Moeller. GlenOak scored its only points with 5.2 seconds left on Katour Ashcraft’s 21-yard touchdown pass to Cole Anderson.

Meanwhile, Hartson continued his hot start to the season. He scored on a pair of 1-yard runs, had a 4-yard touchdown run and finished with 158 yards on 23 carries. He has 284 yards rushing and seven touchdowns in two games.

Hartson did not let an early fumble when the Tigers could have led 14-0 set him back.

“Handling adversity is hugely important,” Moore said. “It’s not the fumble per se. Things are going to go wrong all the time. It’s inevitable. You have to be able to handle it which means keep fighting, keep swinging and keep playing hard.”

Hartson’s third touchdown run and Braylyn Toles’ TD reception from Jalen Slaughter in the third quarter put Massillon in command at 28-0. Mylen Lenix added a 1-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter for the Tigers.

The Golden Eagles had their chances to break even with the Tigers in the first half. They drove inside Massillon territory twice, but came up empty.

When Hartson scored with 43 seconds left in the first half, the Golden Eagles found themselves down 14-0.

“Our defense played hard and kept us in it,” GlenOak head coach Scott Garcia said. “We couldn’t do anything offensively.”

Knowing that it’s a long season, the Golden Eagles have to pick themselves up now. They celebrated a 51-24 win over Shaker Heights last week. Now it’s their turn to deal with adversity.

“A lot of guys never played in situations like this and games like this,” Garcia said. “It’s a learning experience. We’re going to grow from it and move on.

“I thought our kids played with great effort. As long as they do that and come back to work, we’ll be alright.”

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2022 Massillon vs. Canton GlenOak Game Statistics

MASSILLON WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

Massillon vs Canton GlenOak (Aug 26, 2022)

 

 


 

 

Scoring Summary

 

Scoring Summary (Final)
Massillon Washington High School
Massillon vs Canton GlenOak (Aug 26, 2022 at Canton, OH)
Massillon (1-1) vs. Canton GlenOak (1-1)

Date: Aug 26, 2022 • Site: Canton, OH  • Stadium: Bob Cummings Field  •  Attendance:

Score by Quarters Score 
Massillon  21 35 
Canton GlenOak  7 
SCORING SUMMARY  MASS -GLENOAK  
1st 10:09 MASS  Willtrell Hartson 1 yd run (Vinney Keller kick) 
      6 plays, 51 yards, TOP 1:51 7 – 0 
2nd 00:43 MASS  Willtrell Hartson 4 yd run (Vinney Keller kick) 
      8 plays, 50 yards, TOP 3:24 14 – 0 
3rd 09:30 MASS  Braylyn Toles 50 yd pass from Jalen Slaughter (Vinney Keller kick) 
      1 play, 50 yards, TOP 0:09 21 – 0 
 00:40 MASS  Willtrell Hartson 1 yd run (Vinney Keller kick) 
      8 plays, 59 yards, TOP 2:42 28 – 0 
 10:45 MASS  Mylen Lenix 1 yd run (Vinney Keller kick) 
      3 plays, 14 yards, TOP 1:06 35 – 0 
 00:06 GLENOAK  Cole Anderson 21 yd pass from Katour Ashcraft (Luc Thompson kick) 
      7 plays, 93 yards, TOP 3:49 35 – 7 
Kickoff time: 7:07 PM  • End of Game: 9:31 PM  • Total elapsed time: 2:24
Referee: Danny Kleckner  •  Umpire: M Steigerwald  •  Linesman: Dan Kozma  •  Line judge: Vince Guardado  •  Back judge: Gary Witts  •  Scorer: Jim Barkan Jr  •
Temperature: 76 F  • Wind: 8MPH NW  • Weather: Dry

 

 

Team Statistics

 

Team Statistics (Final)
Massillon Washington High School
Massillon vs Canton GlenOak (Aug 26, 2022 at Canton, OH)

 Team Totals MASS GLENOAK 
FIRST DOWNS 16 10 
   Rushing 11 
   Passing 
   Penalty 
NET YARDS RUSHING 209 51 
   Rushing Attempts 40 38 
   Average Per Rush 5.2 1.3 
   Rushing Touchdowns 
   Yards Gained Rushing 230 133 
   Yards Lost Rushing 21 82 
NET YARDS PASSING 102 86 
   Completions-Attempts-Int 5-13-1 5-9-0 
   Average Per Attempt 7.8 9.6 
   Average Per Completion 20.4 17.2 
   Passing Touchdowns 
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 311 137 
   Total offense plays 53 47 
   Average Gain Per Play 5.9 2.9 
Fumbles: Number-Lost 2-2 1-0 
Penalties: Number-Yards 5-51 9-65 
PUNTS-YARDS 3-100 8-244 
   Average Yards Per Punt 33.3 30.5 
   Net Yards Per Punt 34.3 27.9 
   Inside 20 
   50+ Yards 
   Touchbacks 
   Fair catch 
KICKOFFS-YARDS 5-229 2-82 
   Average Yards Per Kickoff 45.8 41.0 
   Net Yards Per Kickoff 41.0 9.5 
   Touchbacks 
Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD 3-21-0 1–3-0 
   Average Per Return 7.0 -3.0 
Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD 2-63-0 4-24-0 
   Average Per Return 31.5 6.0 
Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 1-0-0 
Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD 0-0-0 0-0-0 
Miscellaneous Yards 
Possession Time 21:49 25:22 
   1st Quarter  6:40  5:20 
   2nd Quarter  6:10  5:50 
   3rd Quarter  8:59 14:12 
Third-Down Conversions 2 of 8 0 of 9 
Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 0 of 1 
Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-6 0-0 
Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-39 1-9 
PAT Kicks 5-5 1-1 
Field Goals 0-0 0-0 

 

 

Individual Statistics

 

Individual Statistics (Final)
Massillon Washington High School
Massillon vs Canton GlenOak (Aug 26, 2022 at Canton, OH)

Massillon
Canton GlenOak
RUSHING No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg. 
Willtrell Hartson 23 162 158 27 6.9 
F Lenix Jr  52 49 18 5.4 
Shon Robinson  4.5 
Mylen Lenix  3.0 
Marquavion Young -5 -2.5 
Jalen Slaughter -8 -4.0 
Totals… 40 230 21 209 27 5.2 
RUSHING No. Gain Loss Net TD Lg Avg. 
Jamar Johnson  29 29 10 5.8 
Avantae Burt  17 39 18 21 13 1.2 
Cole Anderson  10 10 10 10.0 
Adrion Burt  15 55 64 -9 23 -0.6 
Totals… 38 133 82 51 23 1.3 
  
  
PASSING Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Long Sack 
Jalen Slaughter 5-13-1 102 50 
Totals… 5-13-1 102 50 
  
PASSING Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Long Sack 
Adrion Burt  3-7-0 31 19 
Katour Ashcraft 2-2-0 55 34 
Totals… 5-9-0 86 34 
RECEIVING No. Yds TD Lg 
Braylyn Toles  103 50 
Kyler Wiggins  -1 
Totals… 102 50 
  
  
RECEIVING No. Yds TD Lg 
Xavier Harris  53 34 
Cole Anderson  21 21 
Katour Ashcraft 14 14 
Avantae Burt  -2 
Totals… 86 34 
PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB 
Nolan Hendricks 100 33.3 39 
Totals… 100 33.3 39 
PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long In20 TB 
Gino Kelley  244 30.5 41 
Totals… 244 30.5 41 
  Punts Kickoffs Intercept 
ALL RETURNS No Yds Lg No Yds Lg No Yds Lg 
Braylyn Toles  10 10 
Zachary Liebler 11 11 41 41 
Ricardo Wells  22 22 
Totals… 21 11 63 41 
  
  Punts Kickoffs Intercept 
ALL RETURNS No Yds Lg No Yds Lg No Yds Lg 
Xavier Harris  -3 
Avantae Burt  27 14 
Muhammad Malka  
Hunter Kurylo  -3 
Totals… -3 24 14 
ALL PURPOSE Rush Rcv KR PR IR Total 
Willtrell Hartson 158 158 
Braylyn Toles  103 10 113 
Zachary Liebler 41 11 52 
F Lenix Jr  49 49 
Ricardo Wells  22 22 
Shon Robinson  
Mylen Lenix  
Kyler Wiggins  -1 -1 
Marquavion Young -5 -5 
Jalen Slaughter -8 -8 
Totals… 209 102 63 21 395 
ALL PURPOSE Rush Rcv KR PR IR Total 
Xavier Harris  53 -3 50 
Avantae Burt  21 -2 27 46 
Cole Anderson  10 21 31 
Jamar Johnson  29 29 
Katour Ashcraft 14 14 
Hunter Kurylo  -3 -3 
Adrion Burt  -9 -9 
Totals… 51 86 24 -3 158 
  
  
  
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 
KICKOFFS No. Yds TB OB Avg. 
Nolan Hendricks 229 45.8 
KICKOFFS No. Yds TB OB Avg. 
Luc Thompson  82 41.0 
FUMBLES: Massillon-Willtrell Hartson 2-2. Canton GlenOak-Avantae Burt 1-0.

 

 

Drive Chart

 

Drive Chart (Final)
Massillon Washington High School
Massillon vs Canton GlenOak (Aug 26, 2022 at Canton, OH)

  Drive Started Drive Ended Consumed   
Team Qtr Spot Time Obtained Spot Time   How Lost Pl-Yds TOP RZ 
MASS  1st M49 12:00  Kickoff G00 10:09 TOUCHDOWN 6-51 1:51 
MASS  1st G27 10:06  Kickoff G05 07:18   Fumble 8-22 2:48 
MASS  1st M25 03:23  Punt M34 01:25   Punt 3-9 1:58   
MASS  2nd M11 09:10  Punt M35 06:24   Punt 6-24 2:46   
MASS  2nd M50 04:07  Punt G00 00:43 TOUCHDOWN 8-50 3:24 
MASS  3rd M50 09:39  Punt G00 09:30 TOUCHDOWN 1-50 0:09   
MASS  3rd G29 07:41  Punt G09 07:28   Fumble 2-20 0:13   
MASS  3rd G41 05:47  Punt G15 05:06   Interception 4-26 0:41 
MASS  3rd M41 03:22  Punt G00 00:40 TOUCHDOWN 8-59 2:42 
MASS  3rd G14 11:51  Punt G00 10:45 TOUCHDOWN 3-14 1:06 
MASS  3rd G43 07:57  Downs G49 03:55   Punt 4–6 4:02   
MASS  3rd G48 00:00  Kickoff G48 00:00   End of half 0-0 0:00   
  
GLENOAK  1st G05 07:18  Fumble G44 03:23   Punt 9-39 3:55   
GLENOAK  1st G40 01:25  Punt M39 09:10   Punt 8-21 4:15   
GLENOAK  2nd G30 06:24  Punt G20 04:07   Punt 3–10 2:17   
GLENOAK  2nd G16 00:35  Kickoff G16 00:00   End of half 1-0 0:35   
GLENOAK  3rd G26 11:54  Kickoff G10 09:39   Punt 3–16 2:15   
GLENOAK  3rd G19 09:24  Kickoff G15 07:41   Punt 3–4 1:43   
GLENOAK  3rd G09 07:28  Fumble G11 05:47   Punt 3-2 1:41   
GLENOAK  3rd G20 05:06  Interception G25 03:22   Punt 3-5 1:44   
GLENOAK  3rd G10 00:40  Kickoff G02 11:51   Punt 3–8 0:00   
GLENOAK  3rd G35 10:45  Kickoff G43 07:57   Downs 4-8 2:48   
GLENOAK  3rd G07 03:55  Punt M00 00:06 TOUCHDOWN 7-93 3:49   
  1st 2nd 3rd 4th   1st 2nd     
Massillon  Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr   Half Half   Total 
Time of possession  06:40  06:10  08:59   –    12:50  08:59    21:49  
3rd Down Conversions   1/4   1/2   0/2   –     2/6   0/2     2/8  
Average field position  M49   M30   G41   –     M41   G41     G48  
4th Down Conversions   1/1   0/0   1/1   –     1/1   1/1     2/2  
  
  1st 2nd 3rd 4th   1st 2nd     
Canton GlenOak  Qtr Qtr Qtr Qtr   Half Half   Total 
Time of possession  05:20  05:50  14:12   –    11:10  14:12    25:22  
3rd Down Conversions   0/1   0/2   0/6   –     0/3   0/6     0/9  
Average field position  G22   G23   G19   –     G22   G19     G20  
4th Down Conversions   0/0   0/0   0/1   –     0/0   0/1     0/1  

Drive Chart (By Quarter)

  Drive Started Drive Ended Consumed   
Team Qtr Spot Time Obtained Spot Time   How Lost Pl-Yds TOP RZ 
MASS  1st M49 12:00  Kickoff G00 10:09 TOUCHDOWN 6-51 1:51 
MASS  1st G27 10:06  Kickoff G05 07:18   Fumble 8-22 2:48 
GLENOAK  1st G05 07:18  Fumble G44 03:23   Punt 9-39 3:55   
MASS  1st M25 03:23  Punt M34 01:25   Punt 3-9 1:58   
GLENOAK  1st G40 01:25  Punt M39 09:10   Punt 8-21 4:15   
MASS  2nd M11 09:10  Punt M35 06:24   Punt 6-24 2:46   
  
GLENOAK  2nd G30 06:24  Punt G20 04:07   Punt 3–10 2:17   
MASS  2nd M50 04:07  Punt G00 00:43 TOUCHDOWN 8-50 3:24 
GLENOAK  2nd G16 00:35  Kickoff G16 00:00   End of half 1-0 0:35   
GLENOAK  3rd G26 11:54  Kickoff G10 09:39   Punt 3–16 2:15   
  
MASS  3rd M50 09:39  Punt G00 09:30 TOUCHDOWN 1-50 0:09   
GLENOAK  3rd G19 09:24  Kickoff G15 07:41   Punt 3–4 1:43   
MASS  3rd G29 07:41  Punt G09 07:28   Fumble 2-20 0:13   
GLENOAK  3rd G09 07:28  Fumble G11 05:47   Punt 3-2 1:41   
MASS  3rd G41 05:47  Punt G15 05:06   Interception 4-26 0:41 
GLENOAK  3rd G20 05:06  Interception G25 03:22   Punt 3-5 1:44   
MASS  3rd M41 03:22  Punt G00 00:40 TOUCHDOWN 8-59 2:42 
GLENOAK  3rd G10 00:40  Kickoff G02 11:51   Punt 3–8 0:00   
MASS  3rd G14 11:51  Punt G00 10:45 TOUCHDOWN 3-14 1:06 
GLENOAK  3rd G35 10:45  Kickoff G43 07:57   Downs 4-8 2:48   
MASS  3rd G43 07:57  Downs G49 03:55   Punt 4–6 4:02   
GLENOAK  3rd G07 03:55  Punt M00 00:06 TOUCHDOWN 7-93 3:49   
MASS  3rd G48 00:00  Kickoff G48 00:00   End of half 0-0 0:00   

 

 

Defensive Statistics

 

Defensive Statistics (Final)
Massillon Washington High School
Massillon vs Canton GlenOak (Aug 26, 2022 at Canton, OH)

## Massillon  Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds BrUp Blkd Sack/Yds QBH 
34 Dorian Pringle   6.5  2.0/12   .   .   1.5/11  
33 Cody Fair   5.5  3.0/20   .   .   .  
1  Jaden Welch   4.0  1.0/1   .   .   .  
9  Maverick Clark   3.5  2.0/5   .   .   .  
16 Ryan Page   3.0  .   .   .   .  
30 Deairre Pringle  2.5  1.0/1   .   .   .  
3  Angelo Salvino   2.0  .   .   .   .  
12 Brandon Carman   2.0  1.0/12   .   .   1.0/12  
45 M Wright Jr   2.0  1.5/13   .   .   0.5/8  
14 Kalix Collins   1.5  .   .   .   .  
15 Da’Mart Menard   1.5  .   .   .   .  
85 Jeremiah Clark   1.5  .   .   .   .  
48 Steven Reinhart  1.0  .   .   .   .  
10 Zachary Liebler  1.0  1.0/2   .   .   .  
8  Ma’Taeaun Frazier  1.0  .   .   .   .  
82 Jacques Carter   1.0  1.0/5   .   .   .  
96 Malachi Card   1.0  1.0/8   .   .   1.0/8  
99 Kendal Thomas   0.5  0.5/0   .   .   .  
39 Daylan Pringle   0.5  .   .   .   .  
17 F Lenix Jr   .   .   .   .   .  
## Canton GlenOak  Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds BrUp Blkd Sack/Yds QBH 
30 Noah Williams   7.0  2.5/13   .   .   1.0/9  
25 Jayden Gorham   5.5  1.0/3   1-0   .   .  
7  Da’Codis Davis   5.0  .   .   .   .  
50 Jaiden Thomas   4.0  1.0/3   1-0   .   .  
3  Muhammad Malka   2.5  0.5/0   .   1-0   .  
11 Gino Kelley   2.5  0.5/0   .   .   .  
9  Brailon Wilcox   2.0  .   .   .   .  
1  Xavier Harris   2.0  .   .   .   .  
29 Ethan Lucas   1.5  .   .   .   .  
34 Joshua Coleman   1.5  .   .   .   .  
TM TEAM   1.0  .   .   .   .  
56 Isaiah Shackleford  1.0  .   .   .   .  
44 David Potter   1.0  .   .   .   .  
99 Omar Ford   1.0  .   .   .   .  
26 Robert Brown   1.0  .   .   .   .  
60 Romeo Magueyal   1.0  1.0/2   .   .   .  
59 Ashton Rulewicz  1.0  .   .   .   .  

 

Obie Logo (Large) History

2013 GlenOak Game Needed Three Overtimes to Decide the…

2013 GlenOak Game Needed Three Overtimes to Decide the Winner

Massillon and GlenOak have been playing each other since 1982 and continuously since 2009.  Although the Tigers currently hold an edge in the series at 13 wins against four losses, nearly half of the games have been decided by three points or less.  So the competition is certainly there, compounded by the fact that games are usually played in the second week of the season, before the teams have hit their strides.  This was particularly the case in 2013 when it took three overtime periods to decide the outcome.

GlenOak came into Paul Brown Tiger Stadium having won the two previous encounters by scores of 22-21 and 26-24.  At quarterback for the Massillon was Danny Clark, a freshman who was starting his first-ever varsity game.  But he had two good passing targets in senior Marcus Whitfield and junior Reggie Rogers, plus a couple of steady running backs in senior Lyron Wilson and junior J.D. Crabtree.  GlenOak was led by junior running back Jason Simon and senior QB Austin White.

Massillon struck first on the scoreboard when Clark hit Rogers on an 18-yard touchdown pass, but the PAT attempt was blocked.  Following a Tiger turnover at their own 22 yard line, GlenOak countered with 1-yard touchdown run by Simon, making the halftime score 7-6 in favor of the Eagles.

In the third quarter, following another Massillon turnover, this time at their own 21, GlenOak converted a 28-yard field goal, which increased the lead to 10-6.

Now in the fourth quarter, the Tigers drove 81 yards in 11 plays and scored when Clark connected with Rogers for a 10-yard TD.  Andrew David’s successful PAT gave the locals a 13-10 lead with 4:46 left in the game.  But yet another Massillon turnover, this time at their own 23, set up the Eagles for a game tying field goal, which came from 31 yards out.  And that was it for regulation with the score tied at 13 apiece.  So it was overtime, with each team gaining possessions at the opponent’s 20 yard line.

On Massillon’s initial try they converted a first down at the six yard line, bit then on the ensuing play Clark was sacked for a loss of 12 yards.  Failing to advance any further, the Tigers settled for a 33-yard field goal try, but missed it wide right.  GlenOak failed to move the ball at all and their 37-yard field goal attempt fell short.  So it was off to a second overtime period.

This time GlenOak received the ball first.  They ran four straight rushing plays and scored a touchdown when Simon went over the goal line from six yards out.  The PAT gave the Eagles a 20-13 lead.  Now it was Massillon’s turn and they didn’t wait long to score.  On second and 11 from the GlenOak 21, Clark connected with Rogers for the touchdown and David’s PAT tied the score at 21.  On to a third overtime period.

This time Massillon began the action.  Clark immediately hit Whitfield for a first down at the nine, but the Tigers could only advance to the three on the next three plays.  So they settled for a 20-yard field goal.  For the Eagles, it was all rushing, and all Simon.  Five plays later GlenOak was sitting at the Tiger one yard line with a fourth and goal situation.  They decided to go for the win.  And who else to carry the ball but Jason Simon.  But this time Massillon’s Mike Smith came up big, stopping Simon in his tracks to give the Tigers the win, 23-20.

Massillon led in first downs (18-8) and total offense (288-152), although they lost the turnover battle (5-1).  Clark completed 14 of 24 passes for three touchdowns, with 3 interceptions.  Five of the receptions went to Rogers for 99 yards and two touchdowns.  Whitfield also caught five passes for 52 yards and a touchdown.  In the ground game, Wilson had 13 carries for 75 yards and J.D. Crabtree contributed 15 carries for 75 yards.  GlenOak’s Simon rushed 26 times for 96 yards and two touchdowns.  But White was held to three completions in ten attempts for just six yards.

Massillon would finish 9-3 that year, losing to Medina Highland 17-14 in the second round of the playoffs.  GlenOak clocked in at 5-5.

The Tigers would win again the following year and then the Eagles the next.  But the following five games have gone the Tigers’ way, three by blowouts.  However, with Scott Garcia back as the GlenOak head coach, these games may get a lot closer again.