2023 Massillon Football Schedule Released

2023 Massillon Football Schedule Released

Another great schedule awaits Massillon as they prepare face nine teams that last year qualified for the playoffs.  While most Ohio teams continue to shy away from scheduling the Tigers, four out-of-state teams are up to the challenge.  That includes Valdosta, Georgia, which will open the season as part of a 4-game Northeast Ohio classic to be held at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium.  Lakewood St. Edward also returns to the slate.

The Massillon-Valdosta game presents an intriguing matchup of two schools highly recognized for their football prowess and is sure to grab national attention.  There was a time when Massillon had accumulated more football victories than any other team in the country.  At present, they occupy the fourth position.  Meanwhile, Valdosta has enjoyed long-term success and has now replaced the Tigers in the No. 1 spot. Three other games will also be held that weekend at PBTS, involving St. Edward, Akron Hoban and Cleveland Glenville.

Other out-of-state opponents include Elkhart, Indiana (Week 4), Middletown, Delaware (Week 6), which returns from last year’s schedule, and St. John’s Collegiate, D.C. (Week 7).

Lakewood St. Edward travels to Massillon for a fourth consecutive year, this time seeking revenge for last season’s 31-28 loss.  It was their only setback enroute to a repeat of the Division 1 state championship.  The Eagle offense revolves around stellar All-Ohio quarterback Casey Bullock, who is extremely adept at running the read-option offense, especially on the “keep.”

Massillon returns 17 starters plus several oft-used backups from last year’s 12-2 team that finished as champion of Division 2, Region 7.  With several of the returnees occupying key positions, the Tigers are expected to be particularly strong at quarterback, offensive line, defensive line and linebacker.  Coach Moore, Massillon’s winningest coach, will enter his 9th season and currently owns an 83-22 mark, which includes three trips to the state finals.  He also captured the D2 title at Cincinnati LaSalle prior to coming to Massillon.

Here is the full schedule along with some key data:

1. Valdosta, GA – H

• League: n.a.
• Playoff Division: 7A (highest division)
• 2022 Overall Record: 8-3
• 2022 Playoff Results: Lost to Westlake, GA, 28-13 in Round 1
• 2022 Calpreps.com: Ranked No. 23 in GA, Rated 49.3
• 5-Year Record: 33-26 (.559)
• 5-Year Playoff History: 4 appearances; lost in 6A state semifinals in 2020
• Last Time vs. Massillon: Did not play
• Historical Series Massillon vs. Valdosta: 0-0
• Bonus: Returns defensive lineman Eric Brantley (co-Region 7A-1 Defensive Player of the Year), offensive lineman Demauree Bennet (1^st Team All-Region), offensive lineman Jalen Burgess (1^st Team All-Region), inside linebacker Aman Tomblin (1^st Team All-Region) and outside linebacker Jaylen Bentley*** (1^st Team All-Region).  All-time wins leader in the United States, with a record of 944-262-34.  Will play the previous all-time wins leader Massillon, which has a record of 932-290-36.  Featured on an ESPN special named, “Titletown USA.”  Moody Air Force Base is nearby.

2. Canton GlenOak – H

• League: Federal League
• Playoff Division: 1
• 2022 Overall Record: 4-7
• 2022 Playoff Results: Lost 40-22 to Canton McKinley in Round 1
• 2022 Calpreps.com: Ranked No. 49 in D1; Rated 20.4
• 5-Year Record: 9-40 (.184)
• 5-Year Playoff History: 3 appearances; lost in Round 1 both times
• Last Time vs. Massillon: Lost 35-7 to Massillon in 2022
• Historical Series Massillon vs. Canton GlenOak: 14-4
• Bonus: Has continued to struggle in the win-loss column.  Offense improved when quarterback Adrion Burt (returnee) was moved to wide receiver and replaced by sophomore Cole Anderson.  Returns 7 starters on offense and 7 on defense, including running back Avantae Burt (3^rd Team All-Ohio) and offensive lineman Romeo Magueyal (Honorable Mention All-Ohio).

3. Mansfield Senior – H

• League: Cardinal Conference
• Playoff Division: 3
• 2022 Overall Record: 10-3
• 2022 Playoff Results: Lost 17-16 to Cleveland Holy Name in Round 3
• 2022 Calpreps.com: Ranked No. 13 in D3; Rated 27.3
• 5-Year Record: 38-19 (.667)
• 5-Year Playoff History: 4 appearances; lost 14-7 in overtime to Trotwood Madison in 2019 state finals
• Last Time vs. Massillon: Lost 33-0 in 2022
• Historical Series Massillon vs. Mansfield: 44-4-5
• Bonus: 19-6 record over the past two years, including a 13-2 league record.  Returns 10 starters on offense and 6 on defense, including defensive back Amarr Davis (1^st Team All-Ohio) and quarterback Duke Reese (Honorable Mention All-Ohio).

4. Elkhart, IN – H

• League: Northern Indiana
• Playoff Division: 6A (largest)
• 2022 Overall Record: 7-3
• 2022 Playoff Results: Lost to Warsaw 14-9 in Round 1
• 2022 Calpreps.com: Ranked No. 70 in IN; Rated 15.0
• 5-Year Record: 36-18 (.667)
• 5-Year Playoff History: 5 appearances; 6-5 record; advanced to the playoff regional finals in 2018, 2019 and 2020.
• Last Time vs. Massillon: did not play
• Historical Series Massillon vs. Elkhart, IN: 0-0
• Bonus: Finished 9-1 in 2020.

5. Lakewood St. Edward – H

• League: None
• Playoff Division: 1
• 2022 Overall Record: 15-1
• 2022 Playoff Results: Defeated Springfield 28-14 to capture the state championship
• 2022 Calpreps.com: Ranked No. 1 in D1; Rated 72.9
• 5-Year Record: 58-9 (.866)
• 5-Year Playoff History: 5 appearances; 20-2 record); state titles in 2018, 2021 and 2022
• Last Time vs. Massillon: Lost to Massillon 31-28 in 2022
• Historical Series Massillon vs. St. Edward: 4-4
• Bonus: 2-time defending Division 1 state champs.  Finished No. 37 nationally in 2022.  Returns 7 starters on offense and 4 on defense, including offensive lineman Ben Roebuck*** (1^st Team All-Ohio), quarterback Casey Bullock (3^rd Team All-Ohio), wide receiver Kyan Mason (3^rd Team All-Ohio), offensive lineman Devontae Armstrong*** (3^rd Team All-Ohio), Deonte Armstrong*** (3^rd Team All-Ohio) and linebacker Nate Gregory (3^rd Team All-Ohio). 

6. Middletown, DE – H

• League: Blue Hen
• Playoff Division: 3 – largest
• 2022 Overall Record: 7-5
• 2022 Playoff Results: Lost to Smyrna 48-0 in Round 2
• 2022 Calpreps.com: Ranked No. 3 in DE; Rated 35.3
• 5-Year Record: 42-12 (.778)
• 5-Year Playoff History: 5 appearances; 6-4 record; 1 state championship, 2 state runners-up
• Last Time vs. Massillon: Lost to Massillon 42-24 in 2022
• Historical Series Massillon vs. Middletown, DE: 1-0
• Bonus: Returns 9 starters on offense and 5 on defense, including quarterback Austin Troyer (1^st Team All-State), who was 20 of 35 for 274 yards and 3 touchdowns against Massillon last year, and defensive lineman Tristen Graham (2^nd Team All-State), who recorded 10.0 tackle points against the Tigers.  Last year, beat state champion Smyrna 21-14 in the regular season, but lost to them 48-0 in the playoffs.  Lost to IMG Academy, 58-0.

7. St. John’s College HS, D.C. – H

• League: Washington Catholic Athletic Conference
• Playoff Division: Washington Catholic, Capital Division
• 2022 Overall Record: 8-4
• 2022 Playoff Results: Defeated DeMatha 7-3 in Round 2 (championship round)
• 2022 Calpreps.com: Ranked No. 1 in D.C.; Rated 58.3
• 5-Year Record: 40-10 (.800)
• 5-Year Playoff History: 4 appearances (no playoffs during 2020, Covid); 5-2 record; 2 division championships
• Last Time vs. Massillon: did not play
• Historical Series Massillon vs. St. John’s, D.C.: 0-0
• Bonus: Returns quarterback Isaiah French (76-117-827, 5 TDs), running back Da’Juan Riggs (118-962, 15 TDs), wide receiver Jason Woods (17-165, 2 TDs) and linebacker Jordan Seaton****.  Finished 11-0 in 2021 and 9-1 in 2018.  3 times in the last 5 years ranked in the calpreps.com National Top-50.  Last year defeated Middletown, DE (42-0) and Chaminade, FL (28-25).  In 2019 defeated Miami Southridge, FL (48-0) and lost to Philadelphia St. Joseph Prep, PA (34-30), Duncanville, TX (14-35), Mater Dei, CA (53-24) and IMG Academy, FL (21-35); in 2018 defeated Hoover, AL (42-14), Miami Central, FL (37-34) and Christian Bros., MO (59-49).

8. Austintown Fitch – A

• League: All-American Conference
• Playoff Division: 2
• 2022 Overall Record: 10-2
• 2022 Playoff Results: Lost 21-14 to Akron St. Vincent in Round 2
• 2022 Calpreps.com: Ranked No. 9 in D2; Rated 44.0
• 5-Year Record: 37-15 (.712)
• 5-Year Playoff History: 4 appearances; 3-4 record
• Last Time vs. Massillon: Lost 49-28 to Massillon in 2022
• Historical Series Massillon vs. Fitch: 20-8
• Bonus: Returns 7 starters on offense and 7 on defense, including defensive back Davion Pritchard (2^nd Team All-Ohio) and quarterback DeShawn Vaughn (3^rd Team All-Ohio).

9. Warren Harding – H

• League: All-American Conference
• Playoff Division: 2
• 2022 Overall Record: 2-8
• 2022 Playoff Results: Did not qualify
• 2022 Calpreps.com: Ranked No. 34 in D2; Rated 21.1
• 5-Year Record: 28-25 (.528)
• 5-Year Playoff History: 4 appearances; lost in regional finals in 2020
• Last Time vs. Massillon: Lost 41-12 to Massillon in 2022
• Historical Series Massillon vs. Warren: 59-25-3 (second-longest series)
• Bonus: Returns 6 starters on offense and 7 on defense, including running back Ryan Powell***.  Game was moved from Week 3.  New contract in effect, with Massillon hosting the first game.

10. Canton McKinley – A

• League: Federal League
• Playoff Division: 1
• 2022 Overall Record: 6-6
• 2022 Playoff Results: Lost 19-14 to Mentor in Round 2
• 2022 Calpreps.com: Ranked No. 22 in D1; Rated 36.5
• 5-Year Record: 37-20 (.649)
• 5-Year Playoff History: 5 appearances; 6-5 playoff record
• Last Time Massillon vs. Massillon: Lost 23-13 to Massillon in 2022
• Historical Series vs. McKinley: 75-53-5; Massillon has won 11 of the last 12
• Bonus: Returns 4 starters on offense and 3 on defense. Lost first four games last year and rebounded to win six of the last eight, including a 36-26 victory over Lake, to tie for the Federal League championship.  Lost to Mentor in the playoffs in the final minute of the game.

The book on Massillon:

• League: Independent
• Playoff Division: 2
• 2022 Overall Record: 12-2
• 2022 Playoff Results: Lost 41-20 to Akron Hoban in the state semi-finals
• 2022 Calpreps.com: Ranked No. 3 in D2; Rated 53.4
• 5-Year Record: 61-9 (.871)
• 5-Year Playoff History: 5 appearances; advanced to the state finals in 2018, 2019 and 2020; regional champion in 2022
• Bonus: Returns 8 starters on offense and 9 on defense, including linebacker Dorian Pringle (1^st Team All-Ohio), offensive lineman Evan Sirgo (Honorable Mention All-Ohio) and linebacker Cody Fair (Honorable Mention All-Ohio).  Last year, pulled a 31-28 upset over Lakewood St. Edward, the state’s Division 1 state champion.  Defeated Federal League co-champion Lake 24-6 to claim the regional championship. Won 12 consecutive games.

* – 247sports.com rating

Signing Day for Massillon Class of 2023

Signing Day for Massillon Class of 2023

February 1, 2023, marks official NCAA signing day, with Massillon Washington High School recognizing thirteen outstanding athletes across four sports and two military services who inked their intents to pursue their careers at the next level.  “This is a really exciting day,” said Athletic Director Nate Moore.  “A day to recognize the achievements of these great athletes.”  Moore remarked that the players certainly excelled at their chosen sports, but there was a lot of work behind the scenes, from the players and their parents and the coaches.  “We’re proud of everyone,” he said.

The group included:

• Andrai Jones – Sienna Heights University- football
• Ardell Banks – University of Kentucky – football
• Chase Duplain – Heidelberg University – baseball
• Damian Coram – United State Marines
• De’Aire Pringle – Edinboro University – football
• Freddie Lenix – Kent State University – football
• Jewell Shaffer – University of Mount Union – swimming
• Kendyl Wagner – Seton Hill University – volleyball
• Matthew McGeorge – Mercyhurst University – baseball
• Marcus Moore – University of Akron – football
• Race Miller – United States Air Force
• Xavier Hamid – Capital University
• Willtrell Hartson – The Ohio State University – football (absent for the event; already enrolled at OSU)
• Jaden Welch – Edinboro University – football (post-signing ceremony)

Enjoy the photos.

Front row (left to right): Kendyl Wagner, Jewell Shaffer, Freddie Lenix, De’Aire Pringle, Damian Coram and Matthew McGeorge; back row (left to right): Xavier Hamid, Marcus Moore, Ardell Banks, Chase Duplain, Coach Nate Moore, Andrai Jones and Race Miller.

Football players (left to right): Marcus Moore, Freddie Lenix, Ardell Banks, De’Aire Pringle, Andrai Jones, Coach Nate Moore, Becca Moore.

The Pringle brothers (left to right): Dorian, De’Aire and Daylan.

Baseball players (left to right): Chase Duplain, Xavier Hamid and Matthew McGeorge.

Andrai Jones – Sienna Heights University – football

Ardell Banks – University of Kentucky – football

Chase Duplain – Heidelberg University – baseball

Damian Coram – United States Marines

De’Aire Pringle – Edinboro University – football

Freddie Lenix – Kent State University – football

Jewell Shaffer – University of Mount Union – swimming

Kendyl Wagner – Seton Hill – volleyball

Matthew McGeorge – Mercyhurst University – baseball

Marcus Moore – University of Akron – football

Race Miller (son of former Massillon  player Steve Miller) – United States Air Force

Xavier Hamid – Capital University – baseball

Willtrell Hartson – The Ohio State University – football

Jaden Welch – Edinboro University – football

Mike Hershberger – Wall of Champions

Mike Hershberger – Wall of Champions

Norman Michael Hershberger is the epitome of a Massillon Wall of Champion inductee.  He excelled in varsity sports, parlayed that into a college football scholarship, made a his mark at the professional baseball level and was active in his community.

“I remember how true he was to himself and everyone he met,” said Tom Meldrum, a childhood friend of Hershberger’s who played on many of the same teams when both were young. “He was a man’s man, a guy’s guy and he had a faith that was unshakable. He went to church religiously and he was a big influence in my life.  “He was a great representative for Massillon.”  Jack Morris from SABR.

High School

Hershberger was born in Massillon, Ohio, on October 9, 1939, and like most boys in town he embraced Tiger football.  Although he didn’t play during his junior year of high school in 1955 due to an injury, he made up for it with a stellar senior year, earning 1^st Team All-Ohio honors.  He was also a team co-captain.

Playing at 5’-9”, 155 lbs., his primary position was right halfback, where he became the second leading scorer with 54 points, behind Ivory Benjamin, who had 90.  That included seven rushing touchdowns, six PATs and a 79-yard kickoff return for a score against Canton Lincoln.  Two of his rushing touchdowns came against Cincinnati Elder in a 27-12 victory, while he ripped off an 83-yarder against Mansfield.  He was also the punter and part-time kicker.

The team finished 8-2 that year, under the mentorship of new Massillon head coach Lee Tressel, with losses to Mansfield and undefeated Canton McKinley.  Against the Bulldogs, Hershberger rushed 13 times for 68 yards, in spite of playing with a bad knee.

But the athlete also played baseball.  Little information is available on his high school exploits in this area, although we do know he played pitcher and outfielder.  The highlight came during his sophomore season when the team finished second in the state, defeating Cleveland Benedictine 4-1 in the semifinals, but losing to Elder 3-0 in the finals.  The Tigers were coached by Ducky Schroeder.

“The first thing I remember is that he was an excellent outfielder. He was known for his arm. It was known all over the (Canton) Class A league that you didn’t want to run on Mike Hershberger.  He was a clutch hitter, a good contact hitter and he was a tough out.” – Central Catholic Baseball Coach Doug Miller on The Independent (David Harpster, 07/03/2012, ‘Baseball great, Tiger standout Mike Hershberger remembered’).

College

After high school, Hershberger headed to the University of Cincinnati on a football scholarship and was slated to be the starting tailback in his second year.  But instead, he opted to leave Cincinnati in 1961 and signed with the Chicago White Sox organization to play baseball.

Professional

Hershberger first played with the White Sox AAA Club Pacific Coast League’s San Diego Padres where he batted .310.  But it didn’t take long before he was called up by the big club, where he played outfield from 1961-64.  The next two stops were Kansas City and Oakland, covering 1965-69.  His final home was the Milwaukee Brewers in 1970.  But before retiring, he returned to the White Sox for one final year.

His career numbers were as follows:

• Played at 5’-10, 175
• Starter in 1962-68
• Played in 1,150 games, batting .252
• Had 3,572 at bats
• Scored 398 runs
• Recorded 900 hits, including 150 doubles, 22 triples and 26 home runs
• Knocked in 344 runs
• Stole 74 bases
• Was walked 319 times
• Led the American League in sacrifice flies (7) while with the Athletics
• Led the American League in outfield assists in both 1965 and 1967
• His best year was in 1963 with White Sox, when he batted .279 and scored 64 runs

Post-Baseball

After retirement from baseball, Hershberger worked in the sporting goods business.  He also gave back to the community:

• Joseph’s Orphanage
• Special Olympics
• The Massillon Boys Club
• Coached Massillon American Legion Post 221
• Challenger Baseball Team of Canton

In 1994 he was named a Wall of Champion Honoree and in 2021 a Massillon Distinguished Citizen.

He died July 1, 2012 and rests in his home town of Massillon.

 

Andy Alleman – Wall of Champions

Andy Alleman – Wall of Champions

Andy Alleman played just one year for Massillon, but he must have made quite an early impression, for he was named a team captain before the season even began.  And he didn’t disappoint on the field, especially from his middle linebacker position, where he was a dominating force, wreaking havoc against opposing quarterbacks.  He also played a little offense, lining up at blocking fullback.

In 2001 the Tigers finished 12-2, with both losses coming to eventual Division 1 state champion Cleveland St. Ignatius: one in the regular season and the other in the state semifinals.  Led by the 6’-4”, 234 lb. Alleman and his ferocious linebacker play, the Tiger defense held opponents to an average of just 3.2 yards per carry, which is Massillon’s 3^rd best all-time against spread offenses.  That translated into a mere 114 yards rushing allowed per game, which is 4^th best.  For his play, Alleman was named 2001 WHBC Stark County Player of the Year

After high school, Andy received a scholarship offer from the University of Pittsburgh and played on the defensive line from 2002-2004.  But in 2005 he transferred to the University of Akron, where he completed his final two years of eligibility, as a full-time starter, only this time on the offensive line.  He must have found this position to his liking, for in his second year he was named both Most Valuable Offensive Lineman and Weight Lifter of the Year.  In addition, he was part of the 2005 Zips team that captured the Mid-American Conference East championship and played for the MAC title.  Post-Akron, Andy was invited to participate in both the Hula Bowl and the East-West Shrine Game, and he was also invited to the NFL Combine.  Recently, he was inducted into the University of Akron Hall of Fame.

In 2007, the New Orleans Saints drafted Alleman in the 3rd round as the No. 88 pick overall as an offensive guard.  As such, he became the 4^th highest U. Akron grad to be drafted in their long history.  But, as with many NFL players, he was a journeyman and, throughout his 3-year pro career also played for the Miami Dolphins, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Indianapolis Colts.  In all, he saw action in 24 games (15 for Miami and 9 for Kansas City) and started in seven.

After football Alleman returned to U. Akron to complete his bachelor’s degree in Business and Organizational Communication and currently works in sales.

In 2016 Alleman was inducted into the Massillon Tiger Football Hall of Fame.  In 2022 he was inducted into the Wall of Champions.

 

2022 Football Season Closes with Annual Banquet

2022 Football Season Closes with Annual Banquet

A packed house of players, parents, coaches and fansput closure to the season at St. George’s Church by recognizing of the outstanding performances exhibited by the members of the 2022 football team on and off the field.  It was a team that finished with a 12-2 record and a 15th regional playoff title, their fifth in the last six years.  It  was also a team that, although they didn’t bring home the Division 2 state championship trophy, did defeat during the regular season Lakewood St. Edward, the No. 1 team  in Division 1.

“This has been a group since Day 1 that has answered the bell,” said Head Coach Nate Moore.  “These guys have been awesome.  Thanks to our senior class.  It was a small senior class; small but powerful.  They ground it out every day.  It’s those guys that really make our program special.  We had a tremendous season.  I’m very proud of that.  A final four appearance.  Six straight 10+ win seasons.  Six straight appearances in the regional finals.”

Moore said that defeating St. Edward was a memorable moment, since (1) they were the No. 1 team in the state and (2) the quarterback / wide receiver corps came out “firing hot.”  But he also mentioned Austintown, an undefeated team the Tigers faced the following week.  Rather than having a let down following such a maximum effort against St. Eds, the Tigers held it together and produced one of their best performances of the season.  “We played an absolutely tough game,” said the coach.  “We dominated the game.  It was a memorable victory.”  Then there was the win over Canton McKinley, the seventh in a row.  “The Tigers went out and took care of business,” said Moore.  ‘Nuff said.

Academically, the team recorded an outstanding 3.55 GPA collective average.

Along the way, several No. 1 player and team records were set, including:

• Willtrell Hartson – Single season total yards rushing (2,042), single season points (208), single season touchdowns (tie) (34) and career yards per game (132.8).
• Dorian Pringle – Single season tackles for loss (21.5) and tackles for loss yards (114).
• Brandon Carman – Single season quarterback sack yards (57).
• Team – Single season tackles for loss (109), tackles for loss yards (476) and quarterback sack yards (205).  In addition five different players recorded at least ten tackles for loss, more players than any other team since defensive records were kept.

Six players were named All-Ohio, including:

• Willtrell Hartson – Senior running back – 1st Team
• Ardell Banks – Senior wide receiver – 1st Team
• Dorian Pringle – Junior inside linebacker – 1st Team
• Marcus Moore – Senior defensive lineman – 2nd Team
• Evan Sirgo – Junior offensive lineman – Honorable Mention
• Cody Fair – Junior inside linebacker – Honorable Mention

Outgoing Booster Club President Harry Haines addressed a Tiger gathering for the last time and introduced 2023 President Rob Maylor.

Following dinner, the assistant coaches presented the various participation awards, while expounding on each player’s individual achievements and effort.  Then the special awards, most of which were selected by the players themselves, were presented by various teammates to the winners.  They included:

• Coach of the Year – Spencer Leno (inside linebackers)
• Captain Awards – Zach Liebler, Angelo Salvino, Marcus Moore and Willtrelll Hartson
• Brandon Burlsworth Character Award – Michael Mercurio
• Thayer Munford ACT Award – Christian Kring
• John Pizzino, Sr. Academic Football $1,000 Scholarship – Christian Kring
• Paul David Memorial Academic Award – Yanii Berry
• Bob Smith / Bill Snyder Sportsmanship Award – Christian Kring
• Coach Lee Tressel Citizenship Award – Christian Kring
• Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year – Ransom Els and Jacques Carter
• Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year – Deangelo Zimmerman
• Hardnose Award – Willtrell  Hartson (presented earlier at the Touchdown Club)
• Carl “Ducky” Schroeder Outstanding Lineman Award – Marcus Moore
• Offensive Player of the Year – Ardell Banks
• Defensive Player of the Year – Dorian Pringle
• Special Teams Player of the Year – Angelo Salvino
• Lifter of the Year – Cody Fair
• Tom Harp Coaches’ Award – Zach Liebler
• Most Valuable Player – Willtrell Hartson

Most Valuable Player Willtrell Hartson.  A commemorative football was also presented which displays the rushing and scoring records he set.

Offensive Player of the Year Ardell Banks and Defensive Player of the year Dorian Pringle.

John Pizzino Sr. Academic Football $1,000 Scholarship Award winner Christian Kring.  Also shown are Mark Fair and Anthony Repp.

Coach of the Year Spencer Leno and Academic Award winner Yanii Berry.

Nate Moore receiving a commemorative photo display for breaking Paul Brown’s win record.  Also shown are Rob Maylor and Ed Starcher.

Special Teams Player of the Year Angelo Salvino and Lineman of the Year Marcus Moore.

Through the Roof Award Winners Willtrell Hartson (Offensive Player of the Year), Marcus Moore (Leader of the Year) and Dorian Pringle (Defensive Player of the Year) presented by Ray Jeske (WTIG) (left) and and Fred Horner (Advanced Industrial Roofing) (right).