Game #9 • Friday, October 19, 2018 • Memorial Stadium • 7 ...€¦ · Friday, October 12, 2018, Memorial Stadium Austintown Fitch Strongsville North Canton Hoover Nordonia North

COPLEY INDIANS W 49-28

Friday, August 24 Tiger Stadium

SOLON COMETS L 0-38

Friday, August 31 Stewart Field

AURORA GREENMEN L 7-21

Friday, September 7 Tiger Stadium

CUYAHOGA FALLS TIGERS W 35-12

Friday, September 14 Tiger Stadium

NORTH ROYALTON BEARS W 28-21

Friday, September 21 Serpentini Chevy Stadium

BRECKSVILLE BEES W 35-20

Friday, September 28 Bees Stadium

STOW BULLDOGS L 13-41

Friday, October 5 Tiger Stadium

WADSWORTH GRIZZLIES L 0-41

Friday, October 12 Tiger Stadium

HUDSON EXPLORERS 7:00 PM

Friday, October 19 Memorial Stadium

NORDONIA KNIGHTS 7:00 PM

Friday, October 26 Boliantz Stadium

PASSION

COMMITMENT

EXECUTION

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THE OPENING DRIVE

EXPLORERS

Game #9 • Friday, October 19, 2018 • Memorial Stadium • 7:00 PM kickoff

Twinsburg

3-5 Overall; 3-2 Suburban League

TRACKING THE TIGERS

TIGERS4-4 Overall; 3-2 Suburban League

We talk about it being an all-the-time thing, not when it

is comfortable or convenient. What kind of player do

you want to be? What kind of impact do you want to

have on the program?

Everyone has dreams of being great, but to actually go

out and make it happen through hard work is something

we strive for. It has to do with effort.

“The nice thing is individually we control all of those

things in PCE,” Bell said.

Hudson

PCE

P

The three letters "PCE" is a cultural blueprint that Twinsburg

coach Mike Bell wants his program to follow each day.

Playing the game with passion, being a great

teammate, doing everything with passion.

C

E

2018 SCHEDULE GAME DAY 360

Twinsburg will look to snap a two-game losing streak when the Tigers travel to Hudson on Oct. 19.

The Explorers are 3-5 and are coming off a loss to Stow. Hudson is a run-heavy squad led by Brady Ludewig and Drew Lightner. Hudson also relies on a sturdy defense that has consistently kept them in every game this season.

The Tigers lost to the undefeated Wadsworth Grizzlies in Week 8 and played without QB Adam Van der Motter, who was out with an injury. Max Brazie filled in for Van der Motter and the Wadsworth defense was able to shut down Twinsburg's offense. Jamir James, Jameel Banks and James Besett are all dangerous offensive weapons.

The defense continues to be led by standout defensive lineman Rashad Jones-Land and a group of athletic playmakers behind him.

BELL RINGING - Tigers Head Coach Mike Bell discusses last week's game against

the Wadsworth Grizzlies and the upcoming week 9 game vs Hudson

"Wadsworth is a very good football team. We must learn all we can from this loss so that we can improve and ready ourselves for a strong finish to the regular season."

"We must take a one game at time approach with the remainder of our season and focus on our preparation. This approach begins with Hudson. They are a program that has enjoyed a great deal of success in recent years so they know how to win. We really need to focus on our core values of passion, commitment, and execution this week and allow these principles to guide us mentally and physically."


Austintown Fitch

Friday, October 12, 2018, Tiger Stadium Strongsville

Springfield

Brecksville

Nordonia

Location Hudson, Ohio North Royalton

Enrollment 1,594 students Cuyahoga Falls

OHSAA Assignment Division II, Region 5 Stow

Nickname Explorers TWINSBURG TIGERS

Colors Navy Blue and White Wadsworth

Stadium Memorial Stadium

Surface Field Turf

Head Coach Jeff Gough (3rd season) Austintown Fitch

Record at School 21-12 Strongsville

Overall Record same Canton McKinley

Brecksville

Nordonia

North Royalton

Cuyahoga Falls

Stow

TWINSBURG TIGERS

Wadsworth

Brush

Austintown Fitch

Strongsville

Canton McKinley

Nordonia

North Royalton

Cuyahoga Falls

Stow

TWINSBURG TIGERS

Wadsworth

Brecksville

Copley

Aurora

Warren G Harding

Massillon Perry

Friday, October 12, 2018, Memorial Stadium

Austintown Fitch

Strongsville

North Canton Hoover

Nordonia

North Royalton

Cuyahoga Falls

Stow

TWINSBURG TIGERS

Wadsworth

Brecksville

Copley

Nordonia

MayfieldMassillon Perry

27-39

H W

W 31-6

W

2017 EXPLORERS SCHEDULE (7-4)

9/8

10/5

10/12

N W 35-14

11/30

H

9/23

Explorers Notes9/29

9/2

45-0

44-21

10/6

A

9/15

8/25

10/19

N

10/16

H

10/26

W

L

9/22 H

9/1

W

W


L

A

11/20

A

A

A 20-339/21

L

L

LH

WA

8/24

9/14

8/31 28-35

3-5 Suburban League27-0

41

9-20H

WEEK 8 OPPONENT: HUDSON

9/7 10-16

EXPLORERSTwinsburg TIGERS

Wadsworth GRIZZLIES

0

31-21

L


A

TIGERS REWIND

9/28 H

3-5 overall

27-6

23-27

41-14

L

20-7

A

A

W

H W 35-21

H 23-20W

H 45-7

10/12 A 23-35L

W

8/26 H W

27-17

10/27

W10/20 A

A W

25-49

A

9/9 H L

L-OT 20-26

17-7

9/16 A W

31-28

H W 31-0

9/30 A W 37-6

10/7

9/4 H 10-17

10/28

25-24

10/14 12-21


8/28 A W

W

10/23

W

H W

H L

H W 26-0

H

10-17

24-17

A W

9/25

30-6

10/30

A L

A

10/8

10/2 W

55-7

9/18 H W

L

H

10/21 A W

11/3

11/4

W 29-0

31-7

21-7

11/13

30-8

9/11 A

W 14-7Stow Bulldogs

Hudson Explorers

27

23

24-21

11/25 N L 3-14

H W 29-25

11/11 N

35-20

24-51

34-7

11/6 A W 45-20

11/18 N W

N L 7-10

HUDSON ALUM PLAYING FOR THE MINNESOTA VIKINGS

Vikings linebacker, and Hudson graduate, Ben Gedeon is in his second season in the NFL. Gedeon was drafted in the 4th round of the 2017 draft by Minnesota and played in all 16 games last season, making nine starts at linebacker.

Coming into the NFL Draft, Gedeon was considered one of the best linebackers in the overall draft; including a bench press of 225-pounds, 27 times.

Gedeon played college football at the University of Michigan, where in 2016, he earned All Big 10 - second team. In 14 games in his senior year, Gedeon had 106 total tackles, including 15 TFLs and 4.5 sacks.

At Hudson, Gedeon, a Plain Dealer All-Star selection in 2013, was a four-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com, and accounted for more than 100 tackles from his linebacker position for the Explorers.

He also rushed for 1,418 yards and 19 touchdowns as a tailback, and caught 23 passes for 168 yards and two scores, leading Hudson to the playoffs for the first time in eight years.

HUDSON MEMORIAL STADIUM

The $5.5 million high school sports complex was completed in 2012.

Despite the new Hudson High School opening in 1992, the athletic complex did not move forward on the property until 2009. At that time, entrepreneur Tom Murdough donated about $3 million to the stadium’s construction, and the remaining funds were collected privately from the community through the sale of commemorative bricks.

The stadium seats 6,000, includes a 4,000 seat home grandstand complete with reserved, chair-back seating.

Undefeated Wadsworth rolled past host Twinsburg, 41-0, in a Suburban League matchup on Oct. 12.

Wadsworth dominated on the ground. Dom Loparo rushed for 83 yards and two TDs on seven carries to lead the Grizzlies.

Josh Bach added 80 yards on 14 carries and one TD. Brock Snowball contributed 53 yards on 10 carries and one TD.

Wadsworth's defense never let the Tigers' ground game get into a rhythm and limited them in the passing game to five catches for 18 yards.

Twinsburg QB Adam Van Der Motter did not play because of injury and the Grizzlies took advantage.

Max Brazie threw two interceptions and completed five of 10 passes. The Grizzlies held Twinsburg to 86 rushing yards.

Late in the second quarter the Grizzlies took their starters out, but still continued to produce gaping holes in the run game.

The team racked up 357 yards of total offense.

The Stow Bulldogs stunned the Hudson Explorer on Friday night, scoring 13 unanswered, fourth quarter points, and winning the game 27-23

Hudson fell to 3-5 on the season and 3-2 in Suburban League with the loss.

The Explorers QB, Liam Brennan, tossed two touchdown passes and threw for 218 yards in the loss. But the running game for Hudson netted just 13 total yards.


HIRED FEBRUARY 4, 2015

W L T

1 Lake Catholic 8 0 24th in Region 9

2 Lake Catholic 3 0 Lost in Regional Finals

3 Lake Catholic 9 3 0 Lost in Regional Semi Finals

4 Lake Catholic 2 0 Lost in Regional Semi Finals

5 Lake Catholic 5 0 Lost in Regional Finals

6 Lake Catholic 5 0 Lost in State Semi Finals




10 Lake Catholic 2 0 Lost in Regional Semi Finals



13 Eastlake North 7 0 21st in Region 3

14 Twinsburg 9 0 26th in Region 3



17 Twinsburg 4 0 CURRENT SEASON Location: RB Chamberlin Middle School Capacity: 5.500

81 0 OVERALL RECORD 10270 Ravenna Road, Twinsburg 44087 Surface: Field Turf

TWINSBURG TIGER STADIUM2017

1

4

0.100

17 seasons 111 0.578

4 0.333

Coach Bell's Philosophy

2014 3

0.600

2016

2013 3 0.300

0.300

2015

9 0.643

0.83310

0.857

2012

2011 10 0.833

2007

0.857

122010

2002

0.615

2005

6

0.769

2018

SCHOOL

2

HEAD COACH MIKE BELL

Coach Bell's Record - Year-By-Year

YEAR

10

0.200

Win %

GRIDIRON CLUB

TWINSBURG ASST COACHES

0.400

2009 12

2006 8

2003

2004 0.000

2008

0.400

4 0.333

4

Results

Mike Bell is in his fourth year as coach of the Tigers and is looking to build on his past successes, bringing winning football back to Twinsburg.

Prior to coming to Twinsburg, Bell served one year as the head coach at Eastlake North and had a very successful 12-year run as head coach at Lake Catholic in Mentor.

In 12 seasons at Lake Catholic, the Cougars won 6 NCL Championships, qualified for the state playoffs 8 times (playoff record of 17-8) with 5 Regional Title appearances (2003, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010) and 3 state semifinal appearances (2007, 2009, and 2010).

Prior to 2002, Bell served as the Cougars' defensive coordinator for three seasons, winning the Division III State Championship in 2001.

Prior to coaching at Lake Catholic, Bell spent three years at Willoughby South as a position coach and defensive coordinator, four years at Maple Heights, and two seasons at his alma mater Pymatuning Valley.

The first step toward creating an improved future is developing the ability to envision it.

VISION will ignite the fire of passion, which fuels our commitment to do WHATEVER IT TAKES to achieve excellence.

Only VISION allows us to transform dreams of greatness into the reality of achievement through human action.

VISION has no boundaries and knows no limit.

Our VISION is what we become in life.

Head Coach Mike Bell -Quarterbacks Coach

Chris Knopick - Offensive Coordinator

Jim Lipinski - Running Backs Coach / Freshman Assistant

Aaron Shaffer - Linebackers Coach

Twinsburg coach Mike Bell has always been a strong believer in building a program and not just simply a football team that competes on Friday night.

Part of that is the involvement of those outside of the players and coaches, including the administration, the community and perhaps most importantly, the football parents.Bell said the Tigers are extremely lucky to have the support of The Gridiron Club at Twinsburg and he doesn’t take it for granted.

“It starts with our administration doing a great job getting our young men the equipment and necessities for the game, but when you think about all the extras to make us a first-class program that is where the Gridiron Club comes in and really helps us,” Bell said.

“There are a million ways for parents to get involved and I always encourage parents to get involved and do what they can because it doesn’t last forever at the high school level obviously. The years go fast.”

The Gridiron Club is an organization of football parents in grades 7 through 12. There is no fee to join and all members of the community are welcome to attend meetings. The Club meets the second Monday of the month at Twinsburg High School. Meetings begin at 6:00 p.m. All of the fundraising is run through Twinsburg Athletic Boosters.

The Gridiron Club raises funds to help support the team off the turf. From purchasing a new sound system for the locker room to feeding the boys on Friday nights and scrimmages, purchasing football gear such as t-shirts and cinch bags, senior gifts and hosting the end of year banquet. These events are important in developing a sense of unity and pride in the program.

Twinsburg Tiger Stadium is one of the most used athletic facilities in Northeast Ohio. Twinsburg officials say Tiger Stadium's field gets used upwards of 950 times each year for various athletic events and practices -- from football, to soccer, to regional sporting events.

In the summer of 2015, the Stadium received a major upgrade to the playing surface. New field turf was installed featuring a unique blue border and a large Tiger logo at midfield. The 'grass' has a “paneled” look of lighter and darker green shades every five yards replacing the carpet that was installed in 2005.

Tiger Stadium has become a perennial site for OHSAA football playoff games, hosting two games last year - the Division I Region 1 Semifinal (St Edward vs Stow) and the Division II Region 5 Final (Hudson and Warren Harding)

Chris Shaffer - Safeties and Freshman Head Coach

Dominique Sanders - Wide Receivers Coach

Anthony Byrd - Offensive Line Coach

Tre' Jones - Secondary Coach

Dave Browne - Defensive Line Coach


Aug. 25 10:00 AM Copley INDIANS Copley Stadium W 21-12

Sept. 1 10:00 AM Solon COMETS Tiger Stadium L 15-38

Sept 8 10:00 AM Aurora GREENMEN Veterans Stadium W 15-14

Sept 15 10:00 AM Cuyahoga Falls TIGERS Clifford Stadium W 41-6

Sept 22 10:00 AM North Royalton BEARS Tiger Stadium W 28-7

Sept 29 10:00 AM Brecksville BEES Tiger Stadium L 21-26

Oct 6 10:00 AM Stow BULLDOGS Bulldog Stadium L 21-45

Oct 13 10:00 AM Wadsworth GRIZZLIES Art Wright Stadium L 0-32

Oct 20 10:00 AM Hudson EXPLORERS Tiger Stadium

Oct 27 10:00 AM Nordonia KNIGHTS Tiger Stadium

Aug. 23 4:30 PM Copley INDIANS Copley Stadium W 30-0

Aug. 30 4:30 PM Solon COMETS Tiger Stadium L 0-14

Sept 5 4:30 PM Aurora GREENMEN Veterans Stadium L 20-35

Sept 13 4:30 PM Open Date

Sept 20 4:30 PM North Royalton BEARS Tiger Stadium L 14-28

Sept 27 4:30 PM Brecksville BEES Tiger Stadium L 14-28

North Royalton Cuyahoga Falls Oct 4 4:30 PM Stow BULLDOGS Bulldog Stadium L 12-40

BEARS TIGERS Oct 11 4:30 PM Wadsworth GRIZZLIES Art Wright Stadium L 16-50

Nordonia Stow Oct 18 4:30 PM Hudson EXPLORERS Tiger Stadium

KNIGHTS BULLDOGS Oct 25 4:30 PM Nordonia KNIGHTS Tiger Stadium

Oct 19, Boliantz Stadium Oct 19, Bulldog Stadium

Wadsworth Twinsburg

GRIZZLIES TIGERS

Brecksville Hudson

BEES EXPLORERS

Oct 19, Bees Stadium Oct 19, Memorial Stadium

7th Grade Results and Summary (6-2) 8th Grade Results and Summary (4-4)

A 21 A Barberton W 16-8 A 22 H Cuyahoga Falls W 28-12

A 27 H North Royalton W 28-6 A 29 A North Royalton W 6-0

1 Akron Archbishop Hoban Knights 8-0 S 4 H Brecksville W 16-0 S 5 A Brecksville W 20-8

2 Maple Heights Mustangs 8-0 S 12 A Stow W 22-8 S 13 H Stow W 28-12

3 Garfield Heights Bulldogs 8-0 S 18 A Wadsworth L 8-22 S 20 H Wadsworth L 8-30

4 Nordonia Knights 7-1 S 26 A Hudson L 30-32 S 26 A Hudson L 6-20

5 Warren Harding 6-2 O 2 H Nordonia W 34-0 O 3 A Nordonia L 12-22

6 Youngstown Boardman Spartans 5-3 O 9 N Barberton W 30-6 O 10 N Tallmadge L 8-26

7 Riverside Beavers 6-2 * season complete * season complete

8 Benedictine Bengals 3-5

9 Brush Arcs 4-4

10 Mayfield Wildcats 4-4

11 TWINSBURG TIGERS 4-4

12 Akron Ellet Orangemen 5-3

3-5

4-4

1-7

4-1

1-4

3-5

6.463

TIGERS JUNIOR VARSITY (4-4)

3-5

7-1

11.825

8.350

0-8

8.241

7.700

Division II, Region 5 Standings

SL

THIS WEEK IN THE SUBURBAN

Team / School

SUBURBAN STANDINGS

Overall

11.475

6.600

Wadsworth GRIZZLIES

14.525

3-2

RB CHAMBERLIN TIGERS

TIGERS FRESHMEN (1-6)

24.463

16.113

Brecksville BEES 0-5

Stow BULLDOGS

Nordonia KNIGHTS

North Royalton BEARS

Cuyahoga Falls TIGERS

14.538

3-2

TWINSBURG TIGERS

1-4

Hudson EXPLORERS

17.088

8-05-0

3-2

National Conference


Copley W

Solon L

Aurora W-OT

Cuyahoga Falls W

North Royalton L

Brecksville L

Stow L

Wadsworth L

Hudson L

Nordonia W

L

L

L

North Royalton W

Brecksville L

L

L

W

PASSING PUNTING W

Van de Motter 54-106-2 Brazie W

Brazie Cribley

Corrigan Team

Team TOTALS

TOTALS

KICKING L

RUSHING Brazie L

Johnson Dickson L

Van de Motter Team L

James TOTALS Brecksville L

A Wallace L

Banks KICKOFF RETURNS L

Brazie G Campbell L

Glenn Johnson L

Besett Ritter W

Genos Banks

P Wallace Turle

Cefaratti Team

TOTALS TOTALS

L

RECEIVING PUNT RETURNS L

J Banks Horvath L

Besett Campbell L

Glenn Team Garfield Heights

James TOTALS W

Johnson L

Genos DEFENSE L

Goff Apple L

Campbell Jones-Land L

Brazie James

Team DeLisio

TOTALS Cefaratti

0.0 0 0

3.3

190

0

7

4 18 8

0.0 0 0

75.0%

24 0

0 0.0% 0

178

28

23

21 / 23

3 / 4

2

Hudson

31 2.2 16 1

16.0

176

24.0

0

Avg Lng TD

5 5.0

15.0

8

Rec Yds

3

16.3

2 13

46-35

0 / 0 -

72

14

1

25

33

10/24

4

0-27

0-34

Nordonia

9/4

13-34

8

0.0

17 0

TFL

A

0.0

31

18

1

A

2.0

25

5 0.018

28

5

2

23.1

67

54

25 / 28

10 240

359 4.3

A 34-14

9/1

H

9/28

17-27

A

8/26 H

28-41

10/6

H

8

975

0 / 0

286

1.0

0 / 0

0

Car

0-1-0

6.5

7-28

18-23

14-42

36.5

127 25.4

13-34

10/23

41

10/16

Tk

2016 Season (4-6 overall #13 in D2:R5)

9/30

Per

50.1%

36.7%

9/2

A

21-592

10/27 H

9/8

4.6

47-16

10/20

35-28

H

40

Cuyahoga Falls

21-49

Solon

27-35

A

1

TD

North Royalton

H

9/15 A


28-35Copley

9/23

10/13 A

8/25

13-34

Solon

10/9

H

9/23

9/25

10/17

H

H

10/30

A

A

9/26

2

0

9/11 14-31

Nordonia

10/10

H9/18

Hudson

Wadsworth

28-14

H

A

H

7-43A Solon

37-48

21-12

H Aurora

38-56

20-54

TIGERS HISTORY

A

A

Wadsworth

10/21

H

A

Hudson

H

36-38


-

247

401

1,268

Stow

A

Stow10/2 A

9/9

2

83

1

0

PAT M-A

47.4%

37-13

Sack

0

PAT%

Avg

FG M-A

9/16

10/6

Lng

67

9

FG LG

3

8/28

13

28-27

35-22

10/14

21-26

25-41

0

BUSSEY IS A PARENT OF A CURRENT FRESHMAN FOOTBALL PLAYER

67

61

15

322

Yds

Yds

296

72-152-6

11-30-2 140 2

1

6

1

12

20

19

TDC-A-I

Cuyahoga Falls

Lng

1ST AND 10 WITH MALEEKA BUSSEY

5.0

128

30

29

1,156

4.9 1

5

14

Avon

Yds

H

12 277

4

3

Nordonia

Strongsville

51

19

I-20

7-54

Lng

35-0

14-17

9

1 / 1

29

89.3%

15

0

5

-

-

0

91.3%

15

No.

6.6

14

0

042

0

0

TD

3.1

0

1

4

0

11

Asst

0

15

55 5

15.3

11.5

44

4.4

5 1

0

No.

3.5

7.6

4

0

5616.1

67

61

Avg

12

3

22

Avg

627

14

Yds

29.3

4.8

Avg

Lng

39

5 56

38

No.

11

13-41

H 0-29

15-38

3 3.0

1,156

H

Copley

10/28

Yds

33

0 / 0

100.0%

1.1

10

L-OT

H

16.1

038

02.4

15

37 40

LngTD

13-51

Solo

13-52

13-34

A

Mentor


10/31

9/5

A

A

H

9/19

2 7 3.5

Aurora

7

49

3 19 6.3

1

88 8.0

3

23

5.3

26

Brunswick

9/12

10/2

8/29

29

5

North Royalton

Aurora

24 0

6 17 0.0 0

36 0

0

-

65

44 14.7

7 41 5.9 15 0

23

23

7-15-2 41 46.7% 0 0

TWINSBURG STATISTICS (8 game totals)

1 - What made you want to get involved with the gridiron club?

I believe that it important for parents to be involved and have an active role in any sport the their child may play. In addition, it gives me an opportunity to see first hand all the positive things occurring within the program and support the program as a whole (players, coaches and parents).

2 - What is it about Coach Bell and the program that has you excited for the future of the Tigers?

Coach Bell’s vision to build the program 7-12 has me excited about the future. The fact that he is committed to building positive relationships both on and off the field will help create the winning culture and commitment to the sport.

3 - What are some of the behind the scenes things the gridiron club does to support the football program and make the experience better for players and coaches?

We organize the fundraisers that benefit the program financially. We provide opportunities for players to bond by hosting team activities. We also provide game meals for all teams 7-12. We purchase items for coaches that help support the work they do for the program. All these things ultimately support the vision of the program and couldn’t happen without the support of our great parent volunteers and support of TAB.

4 - What is your favorite part of the Friday night game day experience?

I love everything about Friday Night. From the time the players and coaches take the field to the clock runs out. It’s exciting to see the student section so engaged and supporting their classmates as well as the administration. Friday Night really brings the community together and gives those with players and those without the opportunity to unite as one and support the program.


Player Player YR Player YR

1 Branch, Alex SO. DB/WR 5’10” 36 DeLisio, John SR. LB/TE 5’11’

2 Campbell, Gilbert SR. DB/WR 5’8” 40 Allen, Justin SR. DL/RB 6,0,,

3 Corrigan, Aiden SO. DB/QB 5'11" 43 Cefaratti, Austin SR. LB/RB 5’9”

4 Van De Motter, Adam SR. DB/QB 5'10" 44 Vella, Jake SR. LB/RB 5'10"

6 Brown, Antoine SO. DB/WR 6’2” 50 Bova, Alex JR. DL/OL 5'10

7 Wohlwend, Ethan SR. K/P 6'1" 51 Malenchek, Aiden SR. DL/OL 6'5

8 Banks, Jameel SR. DB/WR 5’9” 52 Sablack, Jake JR. DL/OL 5'10

9 Cribley, Ethan SO. LB/QB 5'9" 53 Martin-Crouch, Dylan SO. DL/OL 5’9”

10 James, Jamir JR. LB/RB 6’0” 54 Apple, Kyle JR. LB/OL 6’1’

11 Cunningham, Amaree SO. DB/WR 5’6 55 Maxwell, Jordon SO. DL/OL 6'2

12 Genos, Logan SO. DB/WR 5’8” 57 Birli, Mike JR. DL/OL 5'9

13 Besett, James SR. DB/WR 6’3” 58 Smith, Ayden SO. DL/OL 5'9

14 Matejka, Liam JR. LB/WR 5,10 59 Evans, Fred SR. DL/OL 5'10

15 Curtis, Manny SO. DB/WR 5’7” 60 Cardaman, Anthony JR. DL/OL 5'8

16 Callow, Brett JR. K/P 5'10" 61 Blane, Jake SO. DL/OL 5'7

17 Brazie, Max SR. DL/TE/QB 6'2" 63 Sako, Zach SR. DL/OL 6'0

19 Grammens, Connor JR. LB/WR 5’10’’ 65 Holmes, Patrick SO. DL/OL 5'9

20 Turle, Jack JR. LB/RB 5,10 66 Branch, Xavier SO. DL/OL 5'10

21 Glenn, Dominick JR. DB/WR 5’6” 68 Golphin, Keith SO. DL/OL 5'8

22 Wallace, Phillip SR. LB/RB 5’8” 70 Bowser, Colin SO. DL/OL 6'3"

23 Wallace, Aaron SO. LB/RB 5’5” 71 Piccolomini, Mario SO. DL/OL 5'8

24 Shabazz, Jaylan SO. DB/WR 5’7” 72 Baker, Nick SR. DL/OL 5'10

25 Wilson, Chris SO. DB/WR 5’6” 75 Abrams, Peter JR. DL/OL 5'8

26 Johnson, Marvahun SO. DB/RB 5'7" 76 Kresak, Brandon SR. DL/OL 6'2

28 Laverdiere, Cade SO. DB/WR 5’10” 80 Pleta, Blake SO. LB/WR 5’10”

31 Kirkpatrick, Darryl SO. DB/WR 5’11” 81 Patterson, Tacarda SO. DB/WR 5’9”

32 Jones, Miles SO. DB/WR 5’10” 84 Kereky, Dalton SO. DB/WR 5'10"

33 Levert, Emile JR. DB/WR 5’5” 85 Cardaman, Joe JR. DB/WR 5'10"

34 Schiopota, Luke SR. LB/RB 5,11 86 Jones-Land, Rashad SR. DL/TE 6'1"

35 Franklin, Quran SO. LB/TE 5’10” 88 Radford, Tre SR. DB/WR 6'3"

2018 TWINSBURG TIGERS CAPTAINS 2018 TWINSBURG TIGERS CAPTAINS

4 Van De Motter, Adam SR. DB/QB 5'10" 72 Baker, Nick SR. DL/OL 5'10

51 Malenchek, Aiden SR. DL/OL 6'5 76 Kresak, Brandon SR. DL/OL 6'2

QB 4 Van De Motter 17 Brazie DL 86 Jones-Land 17 BrazieRB 10 James 26 Johnson / 22 Wallace DL 55 Maxwell 65 SakoWR 8 Banks 12 Genos DL 59 Evans 76 KresakWR 21 Glenn 33 Levert DL 51 Malenchek 54 AppleWR 2 Campbell 6 BrownWR 13 Besett 28 Lavendiere LB 10 James 20 Turle

LB 36 DeLisio 53 Martin-CrouchTE 17 Brazie 35 Franklin LB 3 Corrigan 19 GrammensLT 53 Martin-Crouch 50 BovaLG 54 Apple 52 Sablack CB 1 Branch 33 LevertC 65 Sako 55 Maxwell CB 21 Glenn 8 BanksRG 76 Kresak 75 Abrams S 13 Besett 22 WallaceRT 51 Malenchek 71 Piccolomini S 2 Campbell 6 Brown

PK 7 Wohlwend P 9 CribleyLS 35 Franklin LS 35 Franklin

K-KO 16 Callow Return 8 Banks 2 Campbell 26 Johnson

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220

205

140

240

230

160

220

185

200

190

POS Ht

230

175

230

195

220

195

200

205

170

TWINSBURG TIGERS ROSTER

155

172 200

225

POS Ht

165

Wt

145

150

155

145

225

230

240

200

190

175

TIGERS OFFENSIVE 2 DEEP TIGERS DEFENSIVE 2 DEEP

175

175

130

135

190

180

175

170

170

200

220

135

160

165

205

160

145

140

140

160

170

138

170

170

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Wt

180

170

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YearPosition


A 24 A TWINSBURG TIGERS L A 24 A Aurora W A 24 H Solon L

A 31 H Akron Firestone W A 31 H TWINSBURG TIGERS W 38-0 A 31 H CVCA W

S 7 H Uniontown Lake L S 7 H Stow W 28-14 S 7 A TWINSBURG TIGERS W

S 14 H Bedford W S 14 H Elyria W 44-21 S 14 H Tallmadge W

S 21 A Barberton L S 21 A Strongsville W 17-9 S 21 A Kent Roosevelt W

S 28 H Richfield Revere L S 28 A Brunswick W 44-17 S 28 H Barberton L

O 5 A Tallmadge L O 5 H Euclid L 0-21 O 5 H Medina Highland L

O 12 A Medina Highland L O 12 A Mentor W-OT 29-28 O 12 A Richfield Revere W

O 19 H Aurora O 19 H Shaker Heights O 19 A Copley

O 26 A Kent Roosevelt O 26 A Medina O 26 A Columbus Mifflin

A 24 H Kent Roosevelt L A 24 H North Ridgeville W A 24 A Olmsted Falls L

A 31 A Norton L A 31 H Parma W A 31 H Garfield Heights L

S 7 A Barberton L S 7 A Medina Highland L S 7 H Willoughby South L

S 14 A TWINSBURG TIGERS L S 14 H Stow L S 14 H Hudson L

S 21 H Brecksville W S 21 H TWINSBURG TIGERS L S 21 A Cuyahoga Falls L

S 28 A Wadsworth L S 28 A Hudson L S 28 H TWINSBURG TIGERS L

O 5 H Hudson L O 5 A Wadsworth L O 5 A Nordonia L

O 12 H Nordonia L O 12 H Brecksville W O 12 A North Royalton L

O 19 A Stow O 19 A Nordonia O 19 H Wadsworth

O 26 H North Royalton O 26 A Cuyahoga Falls O 26 A Stow

A 23 A Lake Catholic L A 24 H Akron Firestone W A 24 H Austintown Fitch L

A 31 N Hilliard Bradley L A 31 A Wooster W A 31 A Strongsville L 28-35

S 7 A Solon L S 7 H Medina W S 7 H Springfield L 10-16

S 14 A North Royalton W S 14 H Nordonia W S 14 A Brecksville W 27-0

S 21 H Wadsworth L S 21 A Stow W S 21 A Nordonia L 20-33

S 28 H Nordonia L S 28 H Cuyahoga Falls W S 28 H North Royalton W 31-21

O 5 A TWINSBURG TIGERS W O 5 H North Royalton W O 5 A Cuyahoga Falls W 27-6

O 12 A Hudson W O 12 A TWINSBURG TIGERS W O 12 H Stow L 23-27

O 19 H Cuyahoga Falls O 19 A Brecksville O 19 H TWINSBURG TIGERS

O 26 H Brecksville O 26 H Hudson O 26 A Wadsworth

A 24 A Bedford W

A 31 A Penisula Woodridge W

S 7 H Mayfield W

S 14 A Wadsworth L

S 21 H Hudson W

S 28 A Stow W

O 5 H Brecksville W

O 12 A Cuyahoga Falls W

O 19 H North Royalton

O 26 H TWINSBURG TIGERS

34-0 6-35

43-45 7-31

0-27

21-28 31-44

42-25

6-13

6-48

7-23

2018 Schedule

6-27

12-48

12-35

44-31

2018 Schedule

0-42

19-20

8-07-31

Nordonia Knights

21-48

38-31

3-5

Stow Bulldogs Wadsworth Grizzlies

7-1

14-28

27-23

42-44

48-21

42-0

2018 Schedule

25-35

18-12

44-13

THIS DATE IN HISTORY

47-21

31-29

41-0

48-12

33-20

41-13

44-42

35-26

63-0

3-5 2018 Schedule

37-31

35-25

2018 Schedule

28-7

9-20

29-31

21-31 20-35

41-42

Hudson Explorers

21-47

42-41

28-55

2018 Schedule

North Royalton Bears Brecksville Bees

3-5

Cuyahoga Falls Tigers

1-7

27-10

14-31

7-31

20-41 3-28

7-55

23-6 32-18

2018 TWINSBURG TIGERS COMPOSITE SCHEDULE & RESULTS

Copley Indians Solon Comets

28-0 29-28

21-77-35

28-49 0-25

Aurora Greenmen

2018 Schedule

25-0

7-1 2018 Schedule 5-32-6

38-31

20-42

2018 Schedule 0-8 2018 Schedule

34-6

OCTOBER 19, 1781 - - British General Charles Cornwallis surrendered his army of some 8,000 men to Continental Army General George Washington at Yorktown, effectively ending the American Revolutionary War. Cornwallis had marched his army into the Virginia port town earlier that summer expecting to meet British ships sent from New York. The ships never arrived.

In early October, approximately 17,000 American and French troops led by Generals George Washington and Jean-Baptiste Rochambeau, respectively, surrounded the British-occupied town of Yorktown. Off the coast, French Admiral François de Grasse strategically positioned his naval fleet to control access to the town via the Chesapeake Bay and the York River.

With no hope for escape, Cornwallis agreed to the terms of Washington’s Articles of Capitulation, signing the document at Moore House on October 19. Hours after the surrender, the general’s defeated troops marched out of Yorktown to the tune “The World Turned Upside Down.”

Documents

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