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Saint Ignatius Class of 1969

John Carroll University Class of 1974

Saint Ignatius English Teacher

Received Rossing Award for Excellence in

teaching in 1987 (at Saint Ignatius)

W L T

6 3 1 No Playoffs Lake Catholic 6-3 (.666)

273-59-1 All-Time Record (all at Saint Ignatius) 8 2 0 No Playoffs Bedford 0-0

10 OHSAA State Championships 7 3 0 No Playoffs Lancaster 0-0

56-12 All-Time Playoff Record 6 4 0 No Playoffs Centerville 1-0 (1.000)

22 Consecutive Appearences in State Playoffs 6 4 0 No Playoffs Don Bosco Prep 0-0

(Longest Active in the OHSAA) 14 0 0 Won State Title Mentor 8-2 (.800)

10-1 All-Time in State Championship Games 13 0 0 Won State Title Erie Cathedral Prep 2-0 (1.000)

2-Time USA Today Coach of the Year 10 1 0 Lost Regional Semifinal Saint Francis 6-1 (.857)

(1989, 1993) 12 2 0 Won State Title Saint Xavier 8-8 (.500)

3 National Championships 14 0 0 Won State Title Saint Edward 19-8-1 (.679)

1989 - USA Today 14 0 0 Won State Title

1993 - USA Today 13 1 0 Won State Title Regional Quarter

14 0 0 Won State Title Last Loss: 2007 26-23 to Glenville

10 3 0 Lost State Title Regional Semifinal

Four Current NFL players played for Kyle 11 2 0 Lost State Semifinal Last Loss: 2009 30-13 to Glenville

Brian Hoyer - New England Patriots 10 3 0 Lost State Semifinal Regional Final

Chris Hovan - St. Louis Rams 13 2 0 Won State Title Last Loss: 2004 22-14 to Glenville

Anthony Gonzalez - Indianapolis Colts 11 1 0 Lost Regional Final State Semifinal

Jacob Bell - St. Louis Rams 11 4 0 Won State Title Last Loss: 1998 31-24 to McKinley

7 4 0 Lost Regional Quarter Final State Chapionship

Varsity Running Back 9 3 0 Lost Regional Semifinal Last Loss: 1996 38-30 to Lima Sr.

Played in Two Charity Games (1-0-1) 10 3 0 Lost Regional Final

Member of 1968 Undefeated City Champions 5 5 0 Lost Regional Quarter Final

Honors Student 6 4 0 Lost Regional Quarter Final

8 3 0 Lost Regional Quarter Final

14 1 0 Won State Title

11 1 0 Lost Regional Semifinal

Regular Season

Playoffs

2009- Given the Lifetime Achievement Award by Total

the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission WINNING %

1989- AP Ohio HS Coach of the Year W L T Last Loss

1988- AP Ohio HS Coach of the Year

24 3 0 2008 - 20-17 to Glenville

2009- Led Team USA to Gold at Jr. Football 23 4 0 2002 - 29-23 to Boardman

World Championhips in Canton 25 2 0 2005 - 28-14 to Phily St. Joe's

1994- Led Ohio to victory v. PA in Big 33 Game 25 2 0 2007 - 38-17 to Mentor

1989- Coached in East-West All-Star Game 22 4 0 2004 - to 28-13 Buff St. Francis

11 Seasons as Saint Ignatius Assistant Coach 24 3 0 2005 - 29-26 to Massillon

(1972-1982) Defensive Coordinator 19 7 1 2006 - 17-7 to Warren Harding

37 Years as Track Head Coach (1 State Title) 19 8 0 2006 - 21-13 to St. Edward

16 11 0 2007 - 17-14 (3 OT) to St. Xavier

20 3 0 2003 - 35-28 to Colmbus DeSales

Wife, Patricia Kyle (Ignatius Fine Arts Teacher)

Four Children (Maureen, Anne, Bridget, and Dan) TOTALS

Born: November 11, 1950 in Hammond, Indiana

Saint Ignatius 2010 Football Media Guide 38

18-4 (.636)

15-3 (.833)

13-2 (.867)

11-2 (.846)

10-1 (.909)

273 wins places

Chuck Kyle 13th for

most coaching wins in

Ohio High School

Football History.

Coach Kyle has long been known as much more than a football coach at Saint Ignatius. In 1987 he received the Rossing Award for

Excellence in Teaching. Kyle has been teaching English for 37 years at Saint Ignatius. He currently teaches Sophomore American

Literature, Freshman English, and a senior elective dedicated to Chaucer and Shakespeare.

News, National Sports Service

Chuck Kyle

Saint Ignatius Head CoachEducation, Current Position

1995 - ESPN, National Prep Poll, The Sporting

38th Year at Saint Ignatius High School

28th Season as Varsity Football Head Coach

As Football Head Coach at Saint Ignatius:

As a Student/Athlete at Saint Ignatius

Other Awards

Other Coaching Experience

2010- Inducted into Ohio High School Football

Coaches Association Hall of Fame

2010- Nominated by Chris Hovan (STL) for

NFL HS Coach of the Year (Finalist)

Results

Perc

1983

0.889

1984

YEAR

1987

1985

1995

2004

0.852

1989

2002

1993

1994

1986

1991

1992

1988

Week 9

0.889

0.731

1990

2003

273

Ties 1

Losses

0.926

Week 8

1996

1997

1998

2001

Week 3

Week 5

Week 4

1999

2000

Full Name: Charles Michael "Chico" Kyle

217 47 1

2005

2006

Personal

2007

2008

2009

Week 1

Wins

Week 6

Week 7

217

Above are the records by week of the season under Chuck Kyle

Week 2

59 56

Week 10

Week

WINNING % 0.8213

0

0.822

Coach Kyle has authored

two books. The Object of

the Game was co-written

with fellow English

teacher Mark

Hodermarski. He also co-

wrote Wildcats! Vol. III

with Tim Hudak.

0.870

0.704

0.593

Coach Kyle led teams

have played in 49 venues

against 66 opponents. By

year's end it will be 67

opponents in 53 venues.

0.846

0.926

Chuck Kyle in the Playoffs

Against 2010 Opponents

1

0.8213

273 59

47 1

No team in any division has more OHSAA State

Football Titles in the playoff era. Chuck Kyle has

led all ten teams to win a state title at Saint

Ignatius. Coach Kyle has never had a losing

season, and the Wildcats have 22 consecutive

OHSAA playoff appearences.

12

Saint Ignatius Head Coach: Chuck Kyle

First Seed, Regional Semi

First Seed, State Title

Second Seed, Regional QF

Fourth Seed, Regional QF

7th Seed, Regional QF

Third Seed, Regional Final

Fifth Seed, Regional SF

7th Seed, Regional QF

Seventh Seed, State Title

Saint Ignatius Coaching Notes


9.6

11.3

4.9

9.2

10.0

11.4

8.2

10.8

1986

1985

1984

1983

9.2

Defensively, the Wildcats have long been known as a physical and talented squad. With

dozens of All-State players over the years, Saint Ignatius has long been a top defensive team

in the state. Listed to the left are the Wildcats' points allowed per game in the last 27 seasons.

Since 1983, the Wildcats have allowed just 12.3 points per game.

14.6

8.5

11.7

12.4

17.9

11.3

19.0

17.2

23.9

Vince

Most Total Championships

AP Poll State Champions (8)

1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1995, 2000,

2009

Gizzi

Kyle

4 City Titles

4 City Titles

2 City Titles

Quarterbacks in the Chuck Kyle Era (Records as Starting Quarterbacks)

1989

1988

1987

1 City Title

11.7

15.5

18.1

Quarterbacks

Scott Spicer

Mike Lavelle

Years w/ Starts Record

1983-1985 16-5-1 (.727)Saint Ignatius has won with

numerous quarterbacks over the

years. With 16 All-State

Quarterbacks since 1989, Coach

Restifo and Coach Kyle have

continued to produce winning

teams with different offensive

styles and quarterbacks.12-1 (.923)

1991-1993 27-1 (.964)

1991

1987-1989 30-4 (.882)

Darren Kimble

Joe Pickens

Mark DeFranco

Kevin Mayer

Dave Ragone

Mike Kelley

Tom Arth

Scott Mutryn

Sean Grady

Geoff Panteck

Jon Blevins

1989-1990 11-1 (.917)

1983 4-3 (.571)

1986-1987 8-4 (.667)

1993-1994 14-1 (.933)

1995 10-0 (1.000)

1995-1996 14-3 (14-3)

1997 11-2 (.846)

1998 3-1 (.750)

1998 7-2 (.778)

2004-2005 15-8 (.652)

Dave Gresky

Bryan Panteck 1999-2000 21-3 (.875)

1999 3-0 (1.000)

Nate Szep 1999, 2001 12-4 (.750)

Jared Roberts 2006 6-3 (.667)

Brian Hoyer 2002-2003 16-7 (.696)

Rudy Kirbus

Andrew Holland 2006-2008 21-3 (.875)

Mark Myers 2007, 2009 12-3 (.800)

19942003

7.7

9.1

10.8

1993

19922001

2002

2008

11.6

2005

2006

1 City Title

2007

2000

2003

2004

2007

2006

1998

19952004

2008

Wirtz

Nemec

George

Points Allowed Per Game in the Chuck Kyle Era

2009 9.4

2002

2001

18.3

3-12 (.200)

37-46 (.446)

1-8 (.111)

19-6-3 (.679)

Dempsey

Hanley 1-4 (.200)

4-4 (.500)

Carney

Vince

O'Neill

Fitzgerald

25 Games (25-0)

20 Games (19-0-1)

1991-94

1994-96

2008-09

1967-69

1925-2615 Games (15-0)

1962-63

1949-51

19 Games (19-0)

18 Games (17-0-1)

1999-2000

Theller

1988, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995,

1999, 2001, 2008

146-40-6 (.760)

42-16-2 (.700)

1925, 1949, 1950, 1962, 1964, 1967, 1968,

1972, 1973, 1974, 1976, 1977

1987-90

17 Games (17-0)

OHSAA State Champions (10)

City Champions (12)

Kyle

39 Games (39-0)

38 Games (38-0)

25 Games (25-0)

Reynolds

Gizzi 33-25-2 (.550)

273-59-1 (.821)

Ignatius All-Time 620-274-32

Longest Unbeaten Streaks

3-4-1 (.375)

3-4-2 (.333)

29-6 (.829)

1-6-2 (.111)

2005

1999

1997

1996

George

Piccuta

Brickman

Stringer

Nemec

Wirtz

1991

10 State Titles

Gizzi

Nemec

Nemec

Nemec

Gizzi

Gizzi

4-4-2 (.400)

17-27-6 (.340)

Gizzi

Records (Year by Year) (Coach Kyle's are listed on the previous page) All-Time Coaching Records

5-4-1

7-3

8-3

Nemec

Nemec

Gizzi

Gizzi

National Championships (3)

2009

Recent Regional Seed/Playoff

Outcomes

1989 (USA Today), 1993 (USA

Today/National Prep Poll), 1995 (National

Prep Poll)

5-4-1

9-1

9-1

7-3

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Nemec

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

Wirtz

George

George

George

Wirtz

1976

1977

1978

1979

1980

1981

Brickman

Brickman

Brickman

Piccuta

Brickman

Brickman

Brickman

Brickman

Brickman

Brickman

Brickman

Brickman

Reynolds

Reynolds

Reynolds

Brickman

Theller

Reynolds

Reynolds

Reynolds

Vince

Vince

Vince

Carney

No Coach

No Coach

Hanley

No Coach

Gallagher/McKenna

Dempsey

Fitzgerald

O'Neill

9-1

9-0-1

7-3

8-2

9-1

10-0

5-4

5-4

7-2

4-4-1

7-2-1

10-0

7-2-1

9-1

8-2

5-4-1

5-3

8-1-1

7-2

7-2

1-8

2-5-2

8-1

9-0-1

4-4-1

7-3

5-4-1

5-5

4-6

5-4

4-5

8-2

1-8

3-5

4-4-1

6-2

3-6

1-6

2-6

1-6-1

2-4-2

6-2-1

2-6-1

2-3-2

0-7

1-6-2

4-4-2

4-3-1

3-6-1

6-2

7-2

8-1

8-1

3-2

4-4

3-4-1

3-4-2

1-1

1-0

1-4

0-1-1

1973

1974

1982

1968

1969

1970

1971

1975

1972

1964

1965

1966

1967

1960

1961

1962

1963

1956

1957

1958

1959

1952

1953

1954

1955

1948

1949

1950

1951

1944

1945

1946

1947

1940

1941

1935

1942

1943

1936

1937

1938

1939

1931

1932

1933

1934

1927

1928

1929

1930

1923

1924

1925

1926

1919

1920

1921

1922

1915

Vince

1990

1916

1917

1918

2004 - Father William Sullivan Award

2002- JCU Alumni Teacher of the Year

1974-1981 - Coached Football, Track

Baseball at VASJ

John Ryan John Favret First Team

Jim Ramella Pat Kratus First Team

Mike Massey Mike Buzin First Team

Pat Massey John Day First Team

Phil Smith Trent Zenkewicz First Team

Larry Witherspoon

Bob Petrovic

Chris Hovan

Saint Ignatius Assistant Coaches

40Saint Ignatius 2010 Football Media Guide

Saint Ignatius Track and Field Assistant

Coach

2002-Present - Defensive Line Coach and

Defensive Coordinator at Saint Ignatius

2001 First Team

1994

1996 - Jon Blevins

As an educator, Restifo has taught Spanish for over 36 years. Restifo has been married for 20

years to his wife, Susan. He has one daughter, Grace, who will be a junior at Notre Dame

Cathedral Latin this year.

1988

1990

1992

1997

1998

Cathedral Latin Class of '69

1983-Present - Offensive Coordinator and

Quarterbacks Coach

Awards

Previous Coaching Experience

28th Season as Assistant Coach at Saint Ignatius

Nick Restifo has run a pro-style offense at Saint Ignatius for thirty

years. The Restifo offense has used strong armed pocket passers

often in the past, but has also found success with more mobile

quarterbacks. His offense has produced both 3,000 yard passers and

1,000 yard rushers. Ignatius has averaged 29.5 points per game since

his arrival.

2005-06 - Assistant Coach of the Year by

National Football Foundation Northeast

Chapter

1997 - Dave Ragone

1991 - Kevin Mayer

1992 - Scott Mutryn

1993 - Scott Mutryn

1994- Sean Grady

Joe Pickens

Scott Mutryn

EducationEntering 30th Year at Saint Ignatius High School

Offensive Coordinator

Quarterbacks Coach

Saint Ignatius Spanish TeacherNick Restifo

2004 - Rudy Kirbus

2003- Brian Hoyer

2001- Nate Szep

All-Ohio Quarterbacks

2009- Mark Myers

Brian Hoyer

Scott Mutryn

Tom Arth2000 - Bryan Panteck

1998 - Tom Arth 1990 - Mark DiFranco Dave Ragone

2008 - Andrew Holland

First Team

John Carroll University Class of '74

Cleveland State (Masters) '81

Defensive Coordinator

Defensive Line Coach

The Cats threw for 2,200 yards in the air and 1,750 on the ground in 2009. The Restifo offense

produced 27.8 points per game, with over 325 yard of total offense per game. As the

quarterbacks coach, he has coached four NFL players, and numerous all-Ohio quarterbacks.

Below are the All-Ohio players coached by Restifo.

1989 - Joe Pickens

All-Americans

NFL Quarterbacks

1995 - Geoff Panteck

1995

Saint Ignatius History Teacher

Education

Stunt packages are a large part of the defense's strategy, and it requires the team to keep as

many men in the box while maintaining sufficient coverage from the secondary.

Dan CorriganEntering 28th Year at Saint Ignatius High School

28th Season as an Assistant Coach at Saint Ignatius

All-Ohio Defensive Linemen under Dan Corrigan since 1988

Second Team

Saint Ignatius Class of '78

Princeton University Class of '82

Awards

2008 - Greater Cleveland Football

Coaches Association Assistant Coach of

the Year

Runs a swarming 3-5 stack defense. His blitzing schemes create

pressure on the opposing quarterback while relying on both zone and

man coverage from his defensive backs. The outside linebackers in

the 3-5 stack tend to be athletic, bringing the most pressure of any

position on the defense on the opposing team's quarterback. He has

moved players into 4-3 and 4-4 defenses in the past to maximize the

talent on the field.

2010 - Rossing Award for Excellance in

Teaching

1993First Team2003

1988Second Team

Mark McKane

First Team

1996

1995

1983-2001 - Defensive Line Coach at

Saint Ignatius

In 2009 the Cats pitched two shutouts, and opponents gained nearly 1,000 yards less than Saint

Ignatius. On third down the Wildcats defense was especially lethal, allowing only 29.8%

conversion. The Cats continued to bring the pressure, sacking opposing quarterbacks 36 times.

The Cats produced 21 turnovers in 12 games in 2009.

Coaching Experience

Dan Corrigan has been coaching defensive lineman for 27 seasons. Some of his top players include: Trent

Zenkewicz (All-American, Michigan), John Day (Ohio State), Mike Buzin (Penn State), Pat Kratus (Michigan),

Chris Hovan (All-American, Boston College, St. Louis Rams), John Favret (Wisconsin), Jamie Bennett

(Colorado State) and Pat Massey (Michigan).

2005

2004

Dave Vernon

John Ryan First Team

Pat Hennessey First Team

Matt Merletti Hon. Mention

Matt Shurtleff Second Team

Pat Hinkel Second Team

Dan Fox Second Team

Kevin Hopkins Hon. Mention

George Newrones Hon. Mention

Jacob Ryan Sr. First Team Scott McVey

Scott McVey Sr. Second Team

Scott McVey Jr. First Team Jacob Ryan MI

Steve Bigach Sr. First Team Scott McVey OSU

Emmett Lydon Sr. Second Team Steve Bigach Iowa



2005- Intern with Cleveland Browns, D-Line

Coach's Assistant during the preseason.

2004 - BW Defensive Tackles Coach

Entering his his ninth year of coaching at the collegiate and high

school levels, Bryan Massinen will be coaching the defensive

backfield in the 2010 season. Massinen has coached 3 All-OAC

players while coaching at Baldwin-Wallace, and 19 All-District

players in five years at Saint Ignatius.

All-Ohio Players under Coach Massinen D-I Players under Coach Massinen

2005

2006

2006

2007

2007

2009

Saint Ignatius Assistant Dean of Students

Co-Defensive Coordinator

2009

2005

2007

2006

John Ryan (ND), Reilly Lauer (Vanderbilt),

Brian Neff (Brown)

Matt Shurtleff and Nick Shurtleff (Dayton)

At Ohio State, Ryan Franzinger (pictured right)

was on two Big-Ten Championship teams (in

2005 and 2006). Franzinger was a special

teams player and fullback for the Buckeyes

after walking on in 2003. Coach Bryan

Massinen helped coach Team USA to a Gold

Medal in the Junior World Championships in

2009. The games were played at Canton's

Fawcett Stadium, where the Wildcats won

their 10th state championship in December,

2008. In the games, Massinen coached

former Wildcat Pat Hinkel, an All-Ohio

selection under Massinen in 2008 (pictured

left).

2005 - Saint Ignatius Defensive Line Assistant

At BW - Junior Varsity Defensive Coordinator

2005 - BW Strength and Conditioning Coach

Coaching Experience

2002 - BW Defensive Line Coach

2008

2008

2009 Big Ten Signees

2009

2008 Pat Hinkel (Miami (OH)), Dan Fox (ND), Tom

Hunt (Dayton)

Saint Ignatius Class of '02First Year at Saint Ignatius High School (as Administrator)


Ryan Franzinger is entering his fourth season at linebackers coach

for the Wildcats. Coach Franzinger took over as head coach of the

Junior Varsity Head Coach for the Wildcats in 2009. As the Junior

Varsity head coach, Franzinger led the Cats to a 7-1 record in

2009.

Education

Bryan Massinen

In 2008, Coach Massinen won the state championship as an assistant for Saint Ignatius. His

defensive backfield allowed only 5 passing touchdowns, and 112 yards per game through the air.

The 2008 team didn't allow a touchdown until week ten. In 2009 he was an assistant working with

Saint Xavier coach Steve Specht on the Gold Medal Junior World Championship Team.

Pat Hennessey (Air Force), Matt Merletti

(UNC), Brendan Divis (Air Force/Bowling

Green)

2009 - Defensive Assistant, US National Team at

the Junior World Championships. Won gold

medal allowing 3 points in 3 games.

Co-Defensive Coordinator

2003 - BW Linebackers Coach

Defensive Tackle at Saint Ignatius, starting his

senior season. Played at Baldwin Wallace as a

DT. 1st team Academic All-OAC as a Senior at

BW.

Masters in Exercise Science (CSU) '05

Playing Career:

2006-Present - Co-Defensive Coordinator

Baldwin-Wallace Class of '02

Member of 1999 and 2001 championship teams

as a RB/LB/DE and a 3 year varsity starter. He

also threw a 189'4" discus. His 181' throw at the

2001 state track championship was good for best

in the state. He earned the Cats 10.0 points of

the team's 48.0 en route to a State

Championship.

As linebacker coach, he has coached four all-state players (Jacob Ryan, Scott McVey, Steve

Bigach, and Emmett Lydon), one All-American (McVey), and numerous 100-tackle players

(Bigach, Ryan, McVey, Kolin Sullivan, Owen Callahan, Seamus Siefring). He has also produced

numerous college players, including three players to the Big Ten. Saint Ignatius has also held the

last three District Defensive Player of the Year Awards - all to linebackers (Bigach in 2007, McVey

in 2008, and Ryan in 2009). He has also been coaching the track team as an assistant. He was

the most recent Wildcat to win the discus event at the state meet, that win coming in 2001.


All-Ohio Linebackers (Since 2007) All-American Linebackers

2007 2007

2008

Ryan Franzinger

2009

20092009

Defensive Backs Coach

Education


During his senior season, Franzinger had over

100 tackles, 8 sacks, and 7 touchdowns. Had 10

carries for 68 yards and three touchdowns

against Warren Harding in a major playoff game

in 2001. He was named the MVP of the 2001 title-

team.

Walked on at The Ohio State University as a

fullback in 2003. Earned a scholarship his senior

year. He was part of two Big Ten Championships

(2005, 2006).

Playing Career:

The Ohio State University '06

Linebackers Coach/JV Head Coach

Joe Eynon '99 (Left) - Strength and Conditioning; Hank

Gaughan A.T.C. (Center) - Head Athletic Trainer; Pat

Cummings A.T.C. (Right) - Assistant Trainer

Saint Ignatius Football 2010 Student Managers: Chris Abood

(Sr.), Matthew Nowak (Jr.), Ryan Stefancis (So.), Nicholas

Nowak (Fr.), Samuel Alai (Fr.)

Athletic Trainers and Strength and Conditioning

After playing defensive tackle for the 1996 state runner-up team

and special teams for the 1995 state and national championship

team, Coach Reginelli enters his 6th season as a defensive line

coach at Saint Ignatius.

Outside of coaching, Reginelli has spent over nine years at GE

Lighting, Technology. He is currently the Program Manager with

the LED Lighting Division. He and his wife Jacqueline have one

child, a daughter named Gabriella Rose.

Jim Reginelli

Running Backs Coach






2005- Present - Defensive Line Coach

Coaching Experience

2004 - Linebackers and Def. Coordinator

(Brooklyn HS

Defensive Line Coach

Education

Coaching Experience

Playing Career

Two year starter at center for Saint Ignatius.

Four year starter (as a freshman, played guard,

moved to Center for his final three seasons) for

Georgetown University. Rini was a team captain

his senior season.

Education


Georgetown Class of '03


Adam RiniOffensive Line Coach

Coach Rini was a two year starting center for the Wildcats and a

record holder for the Wildcat track team. This is Rini's 7th year at

Saint Ignatius as a varsity assistant, and his 8th overall season of

coaching.

Masters in Engineering - CWRU '03


1995-2006 - Freshman Assistant Coach

(Quarterbacks) & Freshman Offensive

Coordinator

2007-2008 - Head Freshman Coach,

Quarterbacks Coach, Freshman Offensive

Coordinator

Coach Fergus is the fourth longest tenured coach on staff. Over

the past 15 seasons has filled a variety of positions at the freshman

and varsity level. This season he will take over as varsity running

backs coach.

Fergus has coached CYO basketball and football over the years.

He was a football coach at St. Bernadette from 1975-1977, and at

St. James from 1978-1991. He was a basketball coach at Holy

Trinity from 1990-2005. At Saint Ignatius he was the Chairman of

the Admissions Committe (2008-2010) and remains a member of

the Board of Regents (2004-2010). He received the Seal of Loyola

Award in 2010.

A starter for the 1996 season (as a senior) at

defensive tackle, and a special teams player on

the 1995 national championship team. He

received the Coaches Cup for the 1996 season.


Playing Career

2003 - Spent one season as an assistant coach

at Georgetown.

2004-Present - Offensive Line Coach at Saint

Ignatius

2003 - Def./Off. Line Coach (Brooklyn HS)

2009 - Varsity Wide Receivers Coach

Three year letterman at defensvie tackle at John

Carroll. A two year starter, he won the

Leadership Award for the 2000 season.

Coaching Experience

2010- Varsity Running Backs Coach

Education

All Ohio Players under coach Rini

(Since 2004) - 2009 - Chris Chapek

(HM), 2006 - Kevin Koncelik (1st

Team), 2004 - Matt Sheridan (1st

Team),


Terry Fergus

Rini holds the Wildcat and State record for the two man relay team

for shotput (he set the record at 115' in 1999 with Jeff Petrulis). At

Saint Ignatius he started as a junior and senior at center. At

Georgetown he was a four year starter, playing center his final

three seasons. He won the John D. Burke Award for Outstanding

Courage and Spirit as a senior. He also lettered on the track team

at Georgetown, competing in the weight throw, discus, and shot

put.

Rodney Gallaway - Head Coach/Receivers Tom Flandera '63 - Offensive Line Mark Sullivan - Defensive Line

Matt Petrus '82 - Assistant Head Coach Rory Hennessey '78 - Defensive Backs Dr. Mike Hritz, MD - Offensive Line

Tony Antonelli - Linebackers Chris Moroz - Running Backs

Jon Fergus '07 - Running Backs Tyrone White - Defensive Backs

2010 Freshman Coaching Staff

While at Saint Ignatius, Hennessey was also an honorable mention all-

district selection for the basketball team. He was a member of the

Wildcats 2001 state championship team (3 points and 10 rebounds in

the championship with against Elder).

Career NFL Statistics (9 Seasons): 70 career starts, 1,446/1,445

(59.1 % Completion), 16,774 yards. 99 Touchdowns to only 81

Interceptions. He has a career paser rating of 79.6. Ran for 388

yards and 7 scores. Won a super bowl ring as a back up to Steve

Young in 1994 (Super Bowl XXIX) for the San Francisco 49ers.

Played at St. Joseph with future Michigan

teammate Demond Howard.

Education

Saint Joseph Class of '88

University of Michigan Class of '92

Playing Career


At Yale he was a 3-time winner of the Ted Turner Award for excellence

as the team's top offensive lineman. Was the Co-MVP of the freshman

class in 2001.

Honorable Mention as a senior. Member of the

Wildcats 1999 state championship team. Played

tackle and tight end for the Wildcats. Captain of

the 2000 team.

Was a 2-time All-American at Yale and a 3-time

All-Ivy League selection (at LT). He was captain

of the Bulldogs' 2004 team.

1st Season as an Assistant Coach at Saint Ignatius Education

Will be working with Coach Rini and the offensive line this season. His

father, Rory '78 will be coaching freshman defensive backs this

season. He has three brothers that have played in the Saint Ignatius

football program. Patrick '07 is currently starting LB at the Air Force

Academy, Seamus '09 was a member of the 2008 state championships

team, and Conor '13 is a member of the junior varsity team for the

upcoming season.

Broke passing records for attempts, completions,

touchdowns, and yards through the air at

Michigan. Led the Wolverines to two Rose

Bowls. Set a Big Ten Conference record for

passing efficiency (led the country his junior and

senior seasons).

Played in the NFL for the 49ers, Chiefs, and

Ravens. Drafted in 1993 in the eight round

(219th pick), he was a Pro Bowl selection in 2000

when he threw for 4,169 yards and 28

touchdowns. Retired after the 2001 season.

Offensive Line Coach

Quarterbacks Coach

First season coaching.

Coaching Experience


Yale University Class of '05

Playing Career

Played Tight end through his senior season in

high school, when he moved to tackle.

3 Year Letterman at Saint Ignatius

Rory Hennessey

2004-2009 - Coached Travel Baseball Team

32 catches, 504 yards, and 3 touchdowns as a

senior receiver for the Wildcats. Was the

Wildcats leading receiver in 2003. Booted 45

PATs and 7 FG as an Honorable Mention All-

Ohio selection at Kicker in 2003.At John Carroll, Kedzior was a place kicker. He was injured for the

entire 2006 season, but rebounded to make 22 of 24 PATs in 2007. In

2008 he led the Blue Streaks in scoring.Starting kicker at John Carroll University.

Suffered an injury his junior season, but

rebounded to earn all-OAC honors.

Coaching Experience

Coach Kedzior returns for his second season with the Wildcats

coaching staff, acting as a place kicking and wide receivers coach. As

a Wildcat athlete, Kedzior was a wide receiver and kicker, and played

varsity baseball. He connected on a game winning 33-yard field goal

against Saint Edward in the team's 2003 battle at Lakewood Stadium.



Playing Career

Josiah KedziorWide Receivers Coach

2nd Season as an Assistant Coach at Saint Ignatius Education

Coach Grbac is a first year assistant on the Wildcats coaching staff.

Grbac was an NFL quarterback for the Chiefs, Ravens, and 49ers.

Grbac will be an offensive assistant and quarterbacks coach for the

Wildcats.

A Pro Bowler with the Chiefs, Grbac was a record holder for

passing efficiency in the Big Ten Conference at the University of

Michigan.

Elvis Grbac1st Season as an Assistant Coach at Saint Ignatius


Documents

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