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Inside...SEASON PREVIEW:5 Success inthe Game Beginswith Practice

SPORTS SCHEDULES24 2012 Blue Devil Football26 2012 Blue Devil Fall Sports

RECORD BOOK:34-37 See who tops the list in the

Blue Devil Record Book

TEAM ROSTERS:

Published by the

9 Freshman Team

11 Junior Varsity Team

18 Coaching Staff

19 Individual Varsity20 Varsity Team Photo

29 Team Managers

30, 31 Varsity Cheerleading Team

33 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders

39 Marching Band

9 Freshman

11 Junior Varsity12,13 Youth Football

17 Varsity Team

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Its time for round two,

as head coach Doug Berk-shire takes over the

reigns for the second year

as the Gaylord High head

football coach. Last years

motto was do things

right with everything

from individual roles, to

how the program builds

for the future. Now that

those fundamentals are

in place, its time to start

pushing forward and

reaching or surpassingthe expectations of play-

ers, teammates and

coaches.

Berkshire, who teaches

for the Middle School has

a vast history in coaching

positions. Before taking

Blue Devils second year head coach Doug Berkshi

SEASONPREVIEWSuccess in

the Game Beginswith Practice

Varsity Football

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over for Mark Mendolia 2

years ago, he served as

the offensive coordinator

for 4 years. Before com-

ing to Gaylord, Berkshire

worked with the junior

varsity football teams in

Kalkaska and Elk Rapids.

He brings a ton of football

knowledge along with an

extremely enthusiastic

demeanor that athletes re-

spond to. He expectsevery player to work as

hard as they can to per-

form their role to the best

of their ability. Berkshire

said. Our job as coaches

is to show each player the

right way to perform their

job on any given play.

The man leading the of-fense for the Blue Devil is

the always slick Tyler

Frisch. The 61, 170 pound

senior has put in a lot of

work in the off season to

prepare for the starting

role throwing the pigskin

in Berkshires wing-t of-

fensive scheme. Lined up

in the backfield behind

Frisch is sophomore

standout Cotton Neff.

What the 56 160 pound

Neff lacks in size, he

more than makes up for

in raw speed. The ability

to block, execute fakes

and blast through holes is

vital for the wing-t offen-

sive to work. Gaylords

other beast in the back-

field is senior Trae Hill.This 60, 165 pound senior

is an absolute workhorse

who has the potential to

score on any play and has

the ability to take over a

game at any time. He has

a super stars name and

may just have a super star

year.

Working on stopping

others team offensive

schemes are Linebackers,

Trent Hunt, Alex Dodder,

and Zach Wagner. This

trio of seniors will have a

lot of responsibility on its

shoulders trying to figure

out opposing offenses

while providing the sen-

ior leadership on the

fensive side of the ba

Trent brings an aggr

sive attitude every tim

he steps on the field.

try and lead the defen

not only with my mou

but how I carry mysethe field. I know that

when a less experien

player sees me out th

going 100 percent eve

down in games and in

practice he is going t

low my lead.

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how his team will far

the 2012 campaign, bu

hes been around the

sport long enough to

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game time.

2012 SEASON PREVIEWContinued from page 5


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Kyle Demaree . . . . . . .91 ...Center . . . . . . . . .5'5 / 181 . . . .9

Brian Dowker . . . . . . . .29 ...Corner . . . . . . . . .5'6 / 124 . . . .9

Jack Drummond . . . . .34 ...Def. End . . . . . . .5'11 / 153 . . .9

Brandon Ervin . . . . . . .28 ...Corner . . . . . . . . .5'6 / 120 . . . .9

Tyler Eyth . . . . . . . . . .38 ...Wing . . . . . . . . . .5'6 / 132 . . . .9

Jake Florian . . . . . . . . .55 ...Tightend . . . . . . .5'9 / 180 . . . .9

Shane Foster . . . . . . . .4 .....Wing . . . . . . . . . .6'0 / 175 . . . .9

Jacob Freeman . . . . . .10 ...Running Back . . .5'5 / 120 . . . .9

Ty Grish . . . . . . . . . . . .27 ...Safety . . . . . . . . . . 5'7 / 135 . . . .9

Jacob Harwood . . . . . .72 ...Left Tackle . . . . . .5'8 / 160 . . . .9

Zac Hielkema . . . . . . .6 .....Safety . . . . . . . . .5'11 / 140 . . .9

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Chad Jackson . . . . . . .33 ...LIne . . . . . . . . . . .5'6 / 150

Theo Kolka . . . . . . . . .53 ...Right Guard . . . . .5'7 / 148

Jack Korte . . . . . . . . . .43 ...Def. Back . . . . . . .5'9 / 140

Derek Lochinski . . . . . .50 ...Tightend . . . . . . .5'6 / 123

Forest Madagame . . . .58 ...Nose Guard . . . . .5'7 / 178

Joseph Miller . . . . . . . .49 ...Fullback . . . . . . . .5'7 / 160

Chase Pawlanta . . . . .18 ...Def. End . . . . . . .5'8 / 130

Jakovon Pryor-McCovery .19 ...Quarterback . . . .6'0 / 143

Tim Roney . . . . . . . . . .75 .... Left Guard . . . . .5'5 / 190

Roger Smith . . . . . . . .7 .....Corner . . . . . . . . .5'3 / 95 .

Lucas Webber . . . . . . .42 ...Corner . . . . . . . . .5'6 / 130

James Wojcik . . . . . . .54 ...Left Tackle . . . . . .5'9 / 155

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Josh Fessler . . . . . .8 ............................Quarterback . . . . . . . . . . .5'7/140 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Steven Fitzek . . . . . .12 ..........................Quarterback . . . . . . . . . . .6'0/168 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Tristan Gregory . . . .17 ..........................Split end . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6'0/180 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Trent Hibner . . . . . . .24 ..........................Cornerback . . . . . . . . . . . .5'5/130 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Awstin Jackson . . . .83 ..........................Tight end . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5'10/160 . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Tanner Jones . . . . . .71 ..........................Left Guard . . . . . . . . . . . . .6'2/220 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Marcus O'Rourke . . .52 ..........................Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5'8/185 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sam Rinke . . . . . . . .51 ..........................Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5'8/150 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Will Stecker . . . . . . .72 ..........................Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6'2/260 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Jerry Williams . . . . .77 ..........................Guard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6'0/300 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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45 Jarod landrie ................50 / 87 . .Halfback . . . . . . . . .6th53 Brandon Kowalsky .......50 / 84 . .Tight End . . . . . . . .6th50 Brady Kowalski.............52 / 95 . .Tight End . . . . . . . .6th

85 Connor Prusakiewicz ...52 / 96 . .Tight End . . . . . . . .6th20 Brady Hunter................46 / 70 . .QB/Wing . . . . . . . . .5th68 Jacob Mcknight ............49 / 95 . .Wing/Guard . . . . . .5th55 Wesley Sanders...........49 / 73 . .Wing Guard . . . . . .6th10 Zack Fortune................48 / 69 . .Safety . . . . . . . . . . .6th18 JR Sieman....................411 / 80 .Tight End . . . . . . . .6th97 Ethan Larose................60 / 195 .Right Tackle . . . . . .6th6 Braydon Foster.............48 / 70 . .Wing/Safety . . . . . .6th65 Nathan Salem .............44 / 99 . .Guard . . . . . . . . . . .5th

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34 Carsen Shehen............48 / 75 . .Wide Receiver . . . .6th grade10 Owen Neff....................45 / 70 . .Halfback . . . . . . . . .5th grade27 Joe Doyle.....................47 / 65 . .Wide Receiver . . . .6th grade

9 Chayse Lajoie ..............45 / 75 . .Halfback . . . . . . . . .5th grade30 Dmitri Smith..................45 / 80 . .Halfback . . . . . . . . .6th grade84 Tim Beachneua............43 / 70 . .Halfback . . . . . . . . .6th grade82 Cole Bartow..................410 / 80 .Wide Receiver . . . .6th grade30 Marcus Orourke ...........42 / 70 . .Wide Receiver . . . .5th grade2 James Brazelton..........47 / 85 . .Wide Receiver . . . .6th grade80 Andrew Quaal .............50 / 90 . .Linebacker . . . . . . .6th grade47 Cameron Lewis............49 / 85 . .Wide Receiver . . . .6th grade11 Tanner Sides...............45 / 80 . .Halfback . . . . . . . . .5th grade15 Ryan Stefanski.............50 / 85 . .Halfback . . . . . . . . .6th grade28 Ethan Mahn.................410 / 80 .Halfback . . . . . . . . .6th grade

N. Nm. ..........................H/W . . .Pn . . . . . . . . . . .

13 Etahan Huey ................410 / 80 .QB . . . . . . . . . . . . .6th35 Joe Kowatch.................411 / 80 .Wide Receiver . . . .6th36 Rob Varney ..................49 / 100 .Linebacker . . . . . . .6th

29 Cade Foster .................411 / 95 .Halfback . . . . . . . . .6th54 Matt Wilson ..................51 / 95 . .halfback . . . . . . . . .6th52 Bryce Neff ....................55 / 135 .Linebacker . . . . . . .6th23 Parker Rey ...................53 / 90 . .QB . . . . . . . . . . . . .6th60 Devyn Renkiewicz........52 / 115 .Linebacker . . . . . . .6th56 Nolan Roundy ..............50 / 108 .Linebacker . . . . . . .6th36 Cameron Moore...........50 / 90 . .Linebacker . . . . . . .6th42 Nick Ballmer.................47 / 95 . .Halfback . . . . . . . . .5th61 Will Sides .....................47 / 65 . .Wide Receiver . . . .5th76 Tyler Bowerman ...........50 / 125 .Offensive Line . . . . .5th

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GAYLORD There were

lots of changes last year for

the Gaylord football program.

Head coach Doug Berkshire

began to put his signature on

the Blue Devils in his first

year at the helm and the play-

ers made the transition from

a single-wing type of offen-

sive scheme to a wing-T at-tack with some spread

elements mixed in.

Berkshire, a Gaylord Mid-

dle School teacher who had

previously served a four-year

stint as defensive coordinator

for the Blue Devils in the

1990s and had also served as

JV coach, acknowledged that

his team was on a steep

learning curve heading into

the 2011 campaign.

Berkshires focus was on

doing things the right way

and building a sound pro-

gram from the ground floor

up.

Gaylord finished the sea-

son with a 2-7 mark, showing

flashes of very good things at

times but also experiencing

some of the anticipated

bumps along the way.

Berkshire wants to build

on what his returning players

learned a year ago and con-

tinue to make strides in theseason ahead.

Here is a game-by-game

recap of the 2011 season:

WEEK 1: GAYLORD 12,CHEBOYGAN 7

GAYLORD This was cer-

tainly a sweet win for the

Blue Devils against tradi-

tional rival Cheboygan and it

got the Berkshire Era off to a

very positive start. It was

Gaylords first win since Oc-

tober of 2009.

Im happy for the kids,

Berkshire said afterward.

They worked really hard for

this. Its always nice anytime

you can beat Cheboygan.

They have a great program

there and a great coach andtheyve been our football ri-

vals for a long time.

It wasnt a pretty game. It

was more of an old-fashioned

black-and-blue battle between

two stubborn, determined op-

ponents who both wanted

very badly to win.

Early in the second quar-

ter, Gaylord senior quarter-

back Trevor Huff found fast

Chris Crenshaw streaking

open on a crossing pattern

and the duo hooked up for 55

yards, the longest single play

of the game for either side.

That brought the ball into the

red zone and Huff made an-

other magnificent pass, this

one a high, arcing fade pass

down the left sidelines to

leaping senior receiver Troy

Gahm in the end zone to com-

plete a 14-yard TD.

Gaylord played tough, ag-

gressive defense against the

Chiefs and held a 6-0 leadthrough the first half and

maintained that lead into the

fourth quarter.

Huff, who had a notable

debut as the starting quarter-

back, made another big play

late in the game, finding a

seam behind big Trevor

Adams and motoring eight

yards to paydirt to give the

Blue Devils what turned out

to a game-clinching TD with

6:25 showing on the game

clock.

Safety Gordon Hoyem had

one of the key defensive plays

in the game, making a leap-

ing interception near the goal

line late in the first half to

thwart a Cheboygan scoring

opportunity.

Robb Hansen, Jay Lind-gren, Chaz Moore, Alex Dod-

der, Caleb Tomes and Chris

Crenshaw were among the

defenders who shined for the

Blue Devils in the opener.

WEEK 2: JOHN GLENN 35,GAYLORD 12

BANGOR Host John

Glenn, a perennial gridiron

power, used a grinding

ground game to control play

in the game that was played

Sept. 1.

Gaylord trailed 21-0 in the

second quarter but rallied

with a long drive before the

end of the half, moving from

midfield to the 1-yard line

after inheriting excellent

field position through the 32-

yard kickoff return of Kyle

Fahler.

Senior QB Trevor Huff,

poised and cool in the pocket,

kept the drive alive with aclutch fourth-down hook-up

with reliable Chris Crenshaw.

After moving to the 1, how-

ever, the Blue Devils were not

able to score and still trailed

by three touchdowns going

into the second half.

If we would have scored

there, it would have changed

the complexion of the game,

Berkshire said.

The Blue Devils scor

twice in the fourth qua

completing two long sc

drives. Huff fired to glu

gered Gordon Hoyem fo

yards to put Gaylords f

points on the board.

Gaylords second TD

courtesy of the run gam

Fahler flew through a g

hole created by Danny and company and tallie

from 5 yards out.

Berkshire noted the s

play of Miller on the O

and tackle Chaz Moore

defensive line in the co

WEEK 3: T.C. WEST 34,GAYLORD 12

GAYLORD Gaylord

visiting Big North riva

verse City West all it wa

in the first half of this

played Sept. 9 on the ho

field. The heavily favor

tans were reeling after

half in which their offe

struggled and they trai

Gaylord on the scorebo

Gaylord started the g

deep in its own end, bot

up inside its own 10-yar

The poor field position

fueled the competitive j

of senior QB Trevor Hu

the second play from scmage, Huff calmly wen

in the pocket and found

fleeting figure of Kyle F

breaking free over the m

dle. Fahler got the footb

and flew quickly into to

gear, leaving everyone o

field in his wake to com

2011 SEASON IN REVIEWGaylord laid foundation to build on in

Berkshires first season at helm of program

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Trevor Adams ...70 .......Left Guard ...........6'1 / 265 ....12

Blayne Baker ......8 .......Kicker ..................6'3 / 200 ....10

Brad Byrne ........34 .......Def. End ..............5'11 / 165 ..11

Derek Carlson ...27 ........TE/LB...................62/165 .....12

Tyler Cherry ........2 .......Corner .................5'7 / 155 ....12

Ty Coonrod .......10 .......Quarterback ........5'11 / 200 ..11

Lance Cottrell ...54 .......Strong Safety ......5'7 / 154 ....11

Alex Dodder ........9 .......Linebacker ..........6'1 / 245 ....12

Kyle Fahler ..........3 ........FB/DB ..................59/165 ......12

Tyler Frisch .........4 .......Quarterback ........6'1 / 170 ....12

Robb Hansen ....26 .....................................5'11 / 230 ..12Zach Hayner .....49 .......Def. End ..............5'11 / 205 ..11

Trae Hill ..............5 .......Wing ....................6'0 / 165 ....12

Leland Huey .....23 .......Tightend ..............6'0 / 160 ....11

Trent Hunt .........42 .......Fullback ...............5'11 / 185 ..12

Matt Jenkins ....40 .......Safety ..................6'0 / 155 ....11

Andrew Kalember. 51 .......Left Guard ...........6'2 / 235 ....12

Matt Kempfer ....31 .......Wing ....................5'7 / 135 ....11

Nm ................N. ........Pn................H/W........

Chad McMillion ...7 .......Corner .................5'8 / 150 ...

Dan Miller .........63 .......Center .................6'1 / 260 ...

Blake Miller .......64 .....................................6'0 / 170 ...

Cotton Neff ..........1 .......Wing ....................5'6 / 160 ...

Nick Parker .......15 .......Def. End .............5'11 / 170 .

Zach Perry ........55 .......Def. End .............6'0 / 240 ..

Trevor Raymond ....6 .......Wing ....................6'0 / 195 ...

Andrew Ross ....20 .......Tight End .............6'2 / 155 ..

Daniel Schober .28 .......Wing ....................5'8 / 150 ...

Michael Shyrock 72........Tackle ..................5'9 / 360 ...

Michael Skerratt .83 .......Tight End .............6'6 / 240 ...Taylor Swanson ...32 .......End ......................5'8 / 135 ...

Robb Trelfa .......22 .......Corner .................5'8 / 150 ...

Zach Wagner ....52 .......Linebacker ..........5'9 / 165 ...

Hunter Warden .53 .......Right Guard .........5'8 / 175 ...

Collin Watters ...87......................................6'1 / 160 ...

Josh Wohlfeil ....24 ........ Free Safety ........5'11 / 165 .

Head coacH: douG BerksHire

assistaNt coacHes: Matt Warren, Mike Neff, Irving Lamsert, Douglas Robinson


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(left to rigHt) Matt Warren, Mike Neff, Irving Lamsert, Doug Berkshire, Douglas Robinson

(left to rigHt) Bill Ramos, Kyle Phelps and Ryan Matters (left to rigHt) Jerry LaJoie, Doug Miller


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6 Trevor Raym3 Kyle Fahler

20 Andrew Ross15 Nick Parker 23 Leland H22 Robb Trelfa

10 Ty Coo7 Chad McMillion

4 Tyler Frisch

8 Blayne Baker

5 Trae Hill

9 Alex Dodder

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51 Andrew Kale49 Zach Hayner

49 Trent70 Trevor Adams

28 Daniel Schober

34 Brad Byrne

31 Matt Kempfer

40 Matt Jenkins

31 Robb Ha24 Josh Wohlfeil VARSITY FOOTBALL

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83 Michael Sk63 Dan Miller

Asst. Coach Irving LamAsst. Coach Mike Neff

Asst. Coach Douglas Robinson Asst. Coach Matt Warren

87 Collin Watters

64 Blake Miller 72 Michael Shyrock

Head Coach Doug Berkshire


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Thursday ...Aug. 23 .......@ Cheboygan High School ........7:00PMtrdy .ag. 30 .....trvr Cy s. Frc hs7:00pM

Saturday ....Sep. 08 * ......@ T.C. West HS(Thirlby Field)...1:00PM

Friday ........Sep. 14 * ......@ Cadillac HS Cadillac HS ........7:00PM

Frdy ......s. 21 * ...a hg sc Ghs ....7:00pM

Frdy ......s. 28 * ...pky hs Ghs ................7:00pM

Friday ........Oct. 05 * ......@ Ogemaw Heights HSl .............7:00PM

Frdy ......oc. 12 * ...t.C. Cr..........................7:00pM

Friday ........Oct. 19 ........@ St. Johns High School ............7:00PM

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Wddy ag. 22 ...Cbyg hg sc.......6:00pM

trdy .ag. 30 .....trvr Cy s. Frc hs4:00pM

trdy .s. 06 * ...trvr Cy W hs.........6:00pM

trdy .s. 13 * ...Cdc hs ..........................6:00pM

Thursday ..Sep. 20 * ......@ Alpena High School................6:00PM

Thursday ..Sep. 27 * ......@ Petoskey HS ............................6:00PM

trdy .oc. 04 * ...ogmw hg hs ............6:00pM

Thursday ..Oct. 11 * ......@ T.C. Central (Thirlby Field) ...6:00PM

trdy .oc. 18 ......s. J hg sc .........6:00pM


Dy ..........D .........o ................................tmWddy ag. 22 .....Cbyg hg sc.......4:00pM

Wddy ag. 29 .....@ sw Vy hs................4:30pM

trdy .s. 06 .....trvr Cy W ..............4:00pM

trdy .s. 13 .....Cdc hs ..........................4:00pM

trdy .s. 20 .....@ a hg sc .........4:00pM

trdy .s. 27 .....@ pky hs .....................4:00pM

trdy .oc. 04 ......ogmw hg hs ............4:00pM

trdy .oc. 11 * ...@ trvr Cy Cr ......4:00pM

trdy .oc. 18 ......s. J hg sc..........4:00pM


Varsity

Junior Varsity

Freshman

FIGHTSONG

Gaylord High

down the field,

never yield,

raise your shield.

March on to victory

for Gaylord High

In maize and blue.

Gaylord High,

we're for you.

Here for you,

to cheer for you.

We have no fear for you,for Gaylord High!

GO BLUE GO!

FooTbAllSCHEdulES

GAylORd BluE dEVIlS

2012


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an electrifying 93-yard TD

strike.

West came back to pull

ahead with a TD and a two-point conversion on its next

drive but the only other scor-

ing in the first half came

from the home team.

Late in the second quarter,

Huff was at it again, this time

firing a laser to reliable

Trevor Raymond. The Trevor-

to-Trevor hook-up went for 20

yards and put the Blue Devils

on top 12-8. That was still the

score when the half ended.

West went about rightingthe ship quickly in the third

quarter, scoring on its initial

drive Griffin Forrester broke

free for a 29-yard TD to put

the Titans on top 14-12. It was

the first of three TDs the visi-

tors would score in the quar-

ter.

Huff hit on 12-of-22 aerials

for 181 yards with a pair of

TDs and he was only sackedonce for a 7-yard loss and the

fleet-footed Fahler pulled in

five passes for 106 yards of

real estate on the night.

WEEK 4: CADILLAC 7,GAYLORD 6

GAYLORD Gaylord took

favored Cadillac to the wire

before losing a heartbreaker

in front of the home crowd in

a game played Sept. 16.Gaylord, whose No. 1 and

No. 2 kickers were both un-

able to perform, attempted a

two-point conversion after its

lone touchdown in the fourth

quarter but could not convert.

That turned out to be the dif-

ference in the one-point game.

It was a painful loss for the

Blue Devils, who played a

whale of a game defensively

and did a great job of contain-

ing Cadillacs explosive soph-

omore quarterback Jalen

Brooks and keeping him from

running wild.Gaylord trailed 7-0 in the

fourth quarter but rallied be-

hind the passing of Trevor

Huff and the running of Jeff

Guethlein, Robb Hansen and

Fahler. The Blue Devils TD

came when the fleet-footed

Fahler found a seam behind

the blocking up front of

Danny Miller and company

and raced 3 yards to the end

zone.

Then came the conversion

attempt but Huff s pass to

Caleb Tomes was defended

well and the throw went in-

complete. The score was 7-6

with 10:12 remaining and

thats how it ended up.

Defensive end Alex Dodder

had an interception for

Blue Devils.

WEEK 5: GAYLORD 18ALPENA 0

ALPENA Gaylord e

its second win on a nig

was more suited to ducworms and marine crea

The Blue Devils impr

to 2-3 overall and 1-2 in

Big North with the shu

Alpena that was played

Sept. 23.

In a game played in a

steady downpour, Alpe

could not get untracked

against the swarming B

Devils and managed ju

first downs and 61 net y

of offense.

Gaylord running bac

Guethlein moved like a

launched torpedo throu

muck and mire, amassi

yards of real estate on

Season in ReviewCONTINUED FROM PAGE 15

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FAll SPoRTSSEASON SCHEdulES2012

SWIMMING

CRoSS CouNTRYBoys/Girls Varsity

VollEYbAll

Girls Varsity

DAy ................DAte.........opponent..........................................................loCAtion ........time

Monday ..........Aug. 27 .....@ Sault Area High School ................................Sault Area HS ....7:00PM

Wednesday ....Sep. 05 .....Ogemaw Heights High School .............................Gaylord HS ....7:00PM

Monday ..........Sep. 10 .....@ Traverse City Central High ......................T.C. Central High ....7:00PM

Wednesday ....Sep. 12 .....Alpena High School ..............................................Gaylord HS ....7:00PM

Monday ..........Sep. 17 .....@ Traverse City West HS ...........................High School Gym ....7:00PM

Wednesday ....Sep. 19 .....@ Cadillac HS ......................................................Cadillac HS ....7:00PM

Saturday ........Sep. 22 .....@ Grayling Invite .............................................Grayling Invite ....9:00AM

Monday ..........Sep. 24 .....@ Beaverton High School ................................Beaverton HS ....7:00PM

Wednesday ....Sep. 26 .....@ Petoskey HS ..................................................Petoskey HS ....7:00PM

Wednesday ....Oct. 03 ......@ Ogemaw Heights H.S. .......................Ogemaw Heights HS ....7:00PM

Wednesday ....Oct. 10 ......Traverse City Central High ...................................Gaylord HS ....7:00PM

Saturday ........Oct. 13 ......Gaylord Varsity Invite ...........................................Gaylord HS.....8:30AM

Monday ..........Oct. 15 ......@ Alpena High School ...........................................Alpena HS ....7:00PM

Wednesday ....Oct. 17 ......Traverse City West HS ...............................High School Gym ....6:30PM

Monday ..........Oct. 22 ......@ Pellston High School .......................................Pellston HS ....5:00PM

Wednesday ....Oct. 24 ......Cadillac HS .................................................High School Gym ....7:00PM

DAy ................DAte.........opponent......................................................loCAtionThursday ........Aug. 30 .....@ Ogemaw Heights Invite ......................Ogemaw Heights Saturday ........Sep. 08 .....@ Charlevoix Mud Run ......................Charlevoix Mud Run Tuesday .........Sep. 18 .....@ Conference Meet #1 at T.C. West....................Sugarloaf Saturday ........Sep. 22 .....@ Delta Invite ...................................................Delta Invite Tuesday .........Oct. 02 ......@ Conference Meet #2 ............................Ogemaw Heights Saturday ........Oct. 06 ......@ Saginaw Invitational ...................................Wickes Park Tuesday .........Oct. 16 ......Gaylord Invitational ...........................Gaylord Country Club Saturday ........Oct. 20 ......@ Chippewa Hills Invitational ...Chippewa Hills Invitational

Tuesday .........Oct. 23 ......Rotary Invitational ............................Gaylord Country Club

Saturday ........Oct. 27 ......@ Regionals .......................................................Regionals Saturday ........Nov. 03 .....@ State Finals .................................................State Finals

DAy ................DAte.........opponent ........................................................loCAtionTuesday .........Aug. 28 .....Oscoda Area High School ...........Otsego County SportspleTuesday .........Sep. 04 .....Traverse City Central High ..........Otsego County SportspleTuesday .........Sep. 11 .....@ Oscoda Area High School .......Oscoda Area High SchooTuesday .........Sep. 18 .....Standish Sterling Central H S .....Otsego County SportspleSaturday ........Sep. 22 .....@ Ogemaw Heights Invite ...............Ogemaw Heights InvitTuesday .........Sep. 25 .....John Glenn HS (BayCity).............Otsego County SportspleTuesday .........Oct. 02 ......@ Nouvel Catholic Central .....Nouvel Catholic Central Hig

Tuesday .........Oct. 09 ......@ Garber High School ..........................Garber High Schoo

Tuesday .........Oct. 16 ......@ Caro High School .................................Caro High SchooFriday .............Oct. 19 ......@ Traverse City Invite .......................................Civic CenteTuesday .........Oct. 23 ......Ogemaw Heights High School ....Otsego County SportspleFriday .............Nov. 02 .....@ ISC Preliminaries @ Standish.............................StandisSaturday ........Nov. 03 .....@ ISC Finals @ Standish .......................................StandisTuesday .........Nov. 13 .....@ MHSAA Diving Regionals ........MHSAA Diving RegionalFriday .............Nov. 16 .....@ MHSAA Finals ...........................................MHSAA FinalSaturday ........Nov. 17 .....@ MHSAA Finals ...........................................MHSAA Final

SoCCERBoys VarsityDAy ................DAte.........opponent.......................................................loCAtion.

Saturday ........Aug. 25 @ Harbor Springs Varsity Soccer Tourney ........Harbor Springs.Tuesday .........Aug. 28 .....Petoskey HS ..................Gaylord Intermediate School Field.

Thursday ........Aug. 30 .....Roscommon HS .........................................Gaylord IS Field .Tuesday .........Sep. 04 .....@ Traverse City West HS ...............Traverse City West HS Thursday ........Sep. 06 .....Traverse City Central High .........................Gaylord IS Field.Monday ..........Sep. 10 .....@ Boyne City HS .........................................Boyne City HS Tuesday .........Sep. 11 .....@ Alpena HS ......................................................Alpena HS Thursday ........Sep. 13 .....@ Ogemaw Heights HS .....................Ogemaw Heights HS Tuesday .........Sep. 18 .....@ Cadillac HS ...................................................Cadillac HS Thursday ........Sep. 20 .....@ Petoskey HS ...............................................Petoskey HS Tuesday .........Sep. 25 .....Elk Rapids HS (Elk Rapids) ........................Gaylord IS Field.Thursday ........Sep. 27 .....Traverse City West HS ...............................Gaylord IS Field

Monday ..........Oct. 01 ......@ NMC HS ............................................................NMC HS Tuesday .........Oct. 02 ......@ Traverse City Central High ....Traverse City Central High Thursday ........Oct. 04 ......Alpena HS ..................................................Gaylord IS Field Tuesday .........Oct. 09 ......Ogemaw Heights HS .........................................Gaylord HS Thursday ........Oct. 11 Cadillac HS .......................................................Gaylord IS Field


Monday ..........Aug. 27 .....@ Sault Area High School .................Sault Area High School ....5:00PM

Thursday ........Aug. 30 .....@ Alpena Invite ..................................................Alpena Invite ....9:00AM

Wednesday ....Sep. 05 .....Ogemaw Heights High School .............................Gaylord HS ....5:30PM

Monday ..........Sep. 10 .....@ Traverse City Central High ......................T.C. Central High ....5:30PM

Wednesday ....Sep. 12 .....Alpena High School ....................................High School Gym ....5:30PMMonday ..........Sep. 17 .....@ Traverse City West HS ...........................High School Gym ....5:30PM

Wednesday ....Sep. 19 .....@ Cadillac HS ......................................................Cadillac HS ....5:30PM

Monday ..........Sep. 24 .....@ Beaverton High School ................................Beaverton HS ....6:00PM

Wednesday ....Sep. 26 .....@ Petoskey HS ..................................................Petoskey HS ....5:30PM

Wednesday ....Oct. 03 ......@ Ogemaw Heights HS ........................Ogemaw Heights HS ....5:30PM

Wednesday ....Oct. 10 ......Traverse City Central High ...................................Gaylord HS.....5:30PM

Monday ..........Oct. 15 ......@ Alpena High School ...........................................Alpena HS ....5:30PM

Wednesday ....Oct. 17 ......Traverse City West HS ...............................High School Gym ....5:30PM

Saturday ........Oct. 20 ......Gaylord JV Volleyball Invite ..................................Gaylord HS ....8:30AM

Wednesday ....Oct. 24 ......Cadillac HS .................................................High School Gym ....5:30PM

Girls Junior Varsity


Wednesday ....Aug. 22 Petoskey HS ...................................................................HS Gym ....5:30PM

Monday ..........Aug. 27 @ Sault Area HS ...................................................Sault Area HS ....5:00PMWednesday ....Sep. 05 Ogemaw Heights HS .................................................Gaylord HS ....5:30PM

Monday ..........Sep. 10 @ Traverse City Central High ...........................T.C. Central High ....5:30PM

Wednesday ....Sep. 12 Alpena HS .......................................................................HS Gym ....5:30PM

Monday ..........Sep. 17 @ Traverse City West HS ...............................................HS Gym ....5:30PM

Wednesday ....Sep. 19 @ Cadillac HS ...........................................................Cadillac HS ....5:30PM

Monday ..........Sep. 24 @ Beaverton HS ....................................................Beaverton HS ....6:00PM

Wednesday ....Sep. 26 @ Petoskey HS ..............................................................HS Gym ....5:30PM

Wednesday ....Oct. 03 @ Ogemaw Heights HS ..............................Ogemaw Heights HS ....5:30PM

Wednesday ....Oct. 10 Traverse City Central High .........................................Gaylord HS ....5:30PM

Monday ..........Oct. 15 @ Alpena HS ...............................................................Alpena HS ....5:30PM

Wednesday ....Oct. 17 Traverse City West HS ....................................................HS Gym ....5:30PM

Saturday ........Oct. 20 Gaylord Freshman Invite .........Gaylord Intermediate School Field.....8:30AM

Wednesday ....Oct. 24 Cadillac HS ......................................................................HS Gym ....5:30PM

Girls Freshman

Girls Varsity


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ries and scoring one of the

three Gaylord TDs on a 5-yard

burst off-tackle in the third

quarter.Fullback Caleb Tomes, who

also had a whale of a game

defensively, plowed over from

a yard out to score Gaylords

first points of the game just

seconds before the first half

ended.

Quarterback Trevor Huff

closed out the scoring in the

fourth quarter with a pretty

play-action pass, finding reli-

able Troy Gahm for the TD.

With Chaz Moore, RobbHansen, Gordon Hoyem, Alex

Dodder, Kyle Fahler, Tomes

and company applying the

pressure to the Wildcats down

after down, the shutout was

never in serious jeopardy.

WEEK 6: PETOSKEY 27,GAYLORD 7

PETOSKEY Petoskey,

playing before a large home

crowd with pink jerseys in

honor of Breast Cancer

Awareness Month, improved

to 6-0 overall and 4-0 in the

Big North in this game played

Sept. 30. For Gaylord, it was

another game in which the

Blue Devils showed fire and

battled hard from start to fin-

ish and had nothing to hang

their heads about when the

final buzzer sounded.

Down 20-0 going into the

fourth quarter, the Blue Dev-

ils put together what wouldbe their lone scoring drive.

Senior quarterback Trevor

Huff, showing poise in the

pocket in spite of being ha-

rassed and hounded fre-

quently by the pink-clad

Petoskey defenders, fired a

strike on a slant-in over the

middle to speedburner Chris

Crenshaw for a 16-yard score

with 9:18 left to play. Alex

Webbers PAT made it 20-7.

Punter Josh Kates ended

up being Gaylords leadingrusher with a 36-yard run on

a fake punt late in the first

half. Kyle Fahler pounded out

28 hard-earned yards on five

carries and Jeff Guethlein

picked up 10 yards on nine

tries while Caleb Tomes

pushed to eight yards on two

attempts.

Kates boomed the punts

where he didnt fake and run,

averaging a whopping 40.5

yards on his four boots, in-cluding a 50-yarder.

WEEK 7: OGEMAW HEIGHTS41, GAYLORD 21

GAYLORD The host Blue

Devils were missing some

starters but still put up a bat-

tle in their Big North con-

frontation with Ogemaw

Heights on Oct. 7. Gaylord ral-

lied in the third quarter to

make it close.

Junior Tyler Frisch started

his first varsity game behind

center and held up pretty well

against some very hard pres-

sure from the Falcons. Frisch

was tackled for 43 yards in

losses in the game but also

broke away for a 17-yard TD

run. He showed poise in the

pocket as well. In spite of the

pressure, he did not throw an

interception in 20 attempts

and he hit in eight of those

aerials, including TD strikesto Chris Crenshaw and Alex

Dodder.

Frisch accounted for 127

yards passing with a perfectly

thrown 29-yard TD missile to

the speedy Dodder down the

right sidelines in the third

quarter and a 23-yard TD

strike on slant-in pass to

Crenshaw.

The glue-fingered Cren-

shaw pulled in three passes

for 49 yards in the contest and

Dodder made two grabs for 36

yards. Trae Hill hauled in two

for 28 yards and Gordon

Hoyem had one catch for 14

yards.

Hard-nosed, hard-drivingCaleb Tomes was the work-

horse in the backfield for the

Blue Devils, bulling, bashing

and dashing to 50 yards on 11

tries, including an 18-yard

breakaway. Jeff Guethlein

also ran hard, earning 31

yards on four attempts.

WEEK 8: T.C. CENTRAL 40,GAYLORD 0

TRAVERSE CITY In the

first half, the tenacious,swarming Gaylord defense

kept it close. In the second

half, though, host Traverse

City Central was able to gen-

erate some offense and pull

away in this one played Oct.

14.

In the first half, the Gay-

lord defense, fueled by the

strong play of Robb Hansen,

Caleb Tomes, Kyle Fahler,

Cody Morris and others,

forced two turnovers and heldthe high-powered Trojan of-

fense to just a 27-yard field

goal by Jacob Gorter.

The Trojans also had a

safety in the first half after

gang tackling Blue Devil QB

Trevor Huff in the end zone.

The safety came on the first

play after a punt from Cen-

trals Ryan Vanschuren was

downed at the 1-yard line.

Huff battled gamely but

was under pressure all gamelong. The senior signal caller

connected on 5-of-13 passes

for 80 yards. He was sacked

four times and hurried sev-

eral other times.

Hard-driving running back

Kyle Fahler fought for a team-

high 24 yards rushing on six

carries and fullback Robb

Hansen bulled to 17 yards on

six tries. Eric Mason br

free for a 12-yard run, th

longest rushing gain of

night for the Blue Devil

Crenshaw brought in

passes for 70 yards.

WEEK 9: ST. JOHNS 42

GAYLORD 0GAYLORD The host

Devils closed out the reg

season at home on a tou

note, losing to talented S

Johns team on Oct. 21. T

Redwings dominated th

defensively, limiting Ga

to eight first downs and

97 net yards of offense i

0 victory.

Game senior signal c

Trevor Huff faced serio

pressure in the pocket fthe visitors, limiting hi

ity to find open receiver

Huff was sacked twice a

hurried several times. H

on 3-of-13 passes for 48 y

including a 35-yard hoo

with fellow senior Troy

Gahm. Chris Crenshaw

two catches for 13 yards

Punter Josh Kates ran

ball twice for 30 yards, i

ing a 19-yarder for Gayl

longest rushing play froscrimmage. Gritty Kyle

Fahler pounded the ball

tween the tackles but m

sistance, netting 16 yard

nine carries. Crenshaw

ried twice for seven yar

fullback Robb Hansen b

to four yards on four at-

tempts.

It was the final game

Gaylord seniors Caleb T

Alex Webber, Matt Cope

haver, Jay Lindgren, CoMorris, Gordon Hoyem

Willis Gelow, Craig Rich

son, Jeff Guethlein, Eri

Mason, Mitch Vasicek,

Mercer, Spencer LaRose

Adam Becker, Chaz Mo

Travis Chojnacki, Curti

ling and Kyle Firman in

tion to Huff, Gahm and

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VARSITY

FREShMAN

2012 GAYloRD bluE DEVIl

ABOVE:

VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM MANAGERS (l-r): G

Blaker, Chelsea Fox, Britney Forrest, Ashley B

tow, Kaylor Mikolowski, Sommer Freeman.

LEFT:

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM MANAGERS (l-rGabbi Rapp, Makenzie Lucas, Shelby Platko


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Gaylord Varsity Cheerleader

Head coacH:

roNda davis

asst. coacH:

Jessica Boulters

front row (l-r) - Gabby Gouin, Tabby Cantrell, Val Courtright, Courtney TaskeymiDDle row (l-r) - Shelby Gregory, Brandi McDonald, Kimberly Olson, Courtney Hough

BACk row (l-r) - Astrea Rivers, Morgan Ducharme, Bree Heppner, Baylee Blake

NaMe ......................Grade

Kimberly Olson ................9th

Gabby Gouin..................10th

Val Courtright .................11th

Brandi McDonald ..........12th

Courtney Hough ............11th

Courtney Taskey ............11th

NaMe ......................Gr

Morgan Ducharme........

Shelby Gregory.............

Bree Heppner ...............

Tabby Cantrell...............

Baylee Blake.................

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Baylee Blake Tabby Cantrell Val Courtright Morgan Duchar

Gabby Gouin Courtney Houg

Brandi McDonald Kimberly Olson Astrea Rivers Courtney Taske

Shelby Gregory Bree Heppner

Gaylord Blue Devils Varsity Cheerleaders


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Madison Petit

April Dudd

Jamie McNamara

Emma Cafuk

Tabby Marx

Jaylin Smith

(l-r) madiso pi, Aril Dudd, Jai mcnaara, ea Cafuk, tabby marx, Jayli Sih

Junior Varsity CheerleaderscoacH:

cHelseY WilliaMs

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RUSHING

Yards Rushing (Game)Name..................................................ys Opponent, year

Kurt Laug ................................306 Grayling, 1977Doug Mead..............................286 Rogers City, 1979

D.J. Blake................................247 Reed City, 1997

J.R. Kozlowski ........................232 Alpena, 1999

Ken Ames................................220 Grayling, 1974

Craig Cardinal.........................208 Alpena Catholic, 1968

Tom Pratt .................................206 Petoskey, 2001

J.R. Kozlowski ........................202 Fremont, 2000

Rance Charboneau ..................200 Rogers City, 1989

Tom Pratt .................................198 Alpena, 2002

Tom Pratt .................................192 Mt. Pleasant, 2003

Yards Rushing (Season)

Name ..................................................ys yearTom Pratt .................................1,347 2003Tom Pratt .................................1,298 2002

Doug Mead..............................1,186 1979

Kurt Laug ................................1,167 1977

J.R. Kozlowski ........................1,112 1999

Todd Nowak ............................1,092 1984

Bryan Rau................................1,037 1986

Ken Ames................................1,013 1974

Doug Mead..............................1,011 1978

Shane Kwapis..........................1,003 2006

Rance Charboneau ..................950 1989

Yards Rushing (Career)Name..................................................ys years Tds GTom Pratt.................................3,428 2001-03 57 33

Doug Mead..............................2,199 1978-79 34 16

Todd Nowak ............................1,836 1983-84 31 16

Bryan Rau................................1,833 1985-86 17 18

Craig Cardinal.........................1,655 1966-68 19 18

J.R. Kozlowski ........................1,393 1999-00 7 10

Shane Kwapis..........................1,387 2005-06 16 19

Kurt Kakaviska........................1,234 1981-82 12 18

Ryan Charboneau....................1,021 1980-81 6 13

Ken Ames................................1,013 1974 10 9

Longest Run from ScrimmageName ..................................................ys Opponent, yearRon Sanders ............................91 Pellston, 1967

Paul Freeman...........................90 Grayling, 1988

Tom Pratt .................................87 Cheboygan, 2002

Terry Walker............................85 Pellston, 1965

Brad McKay............................81 Reed City, 1997

Bryan Rau................................80 St. Ignace, 1986

Jason Moyer ............................80 Petoskey, 1997

Tom Pratt .................................80 St. Johns, 2003

Geoff Roney............................79 T.C. Central, 2009

P-ASSING

TD Passes (Game)Name..................................................No. Opponent, year

Nick Freeman ..........................5 Petoskey, 2008

Tom Pratt.................................5 Cheboygan, 2003Nick Freeman ..........................4 T.C. Central, 2008Nick Freeman ..........................4 Mt. Pleasant, 2007Nick Freeman ..........................4 T.C. West, 2007Nick Freeman ..........................4 Petoskey, 2007Ellis Raatz ...............................4 Cheboygan, 2005Michael Thiel ..........................4 Cadillac, 1995

Nick Freeman ..........................3 Escanaba, 2008Nick Freeman ..........................3 Alpena, 2007Nick Freeman ..........................3 Cheboygan, 2007Nick Freeman ..........................3 Flint Kearsley, 2007Ellis Raatz ...............................3 Ogemaw Heights, 2005Ellis Raatz ...............................3 T.C. West, 2005Calvin McNamara...................3 Oscoda, 2002

Calvin McNamara...................3 T.C. Central, 2002Rance Charboneau ..................3 St. Ignace, 1989Chris Clark ..............................3 Boyne City, 1985Chris Clark ..............................3 Onaway, 1985Tom Johnson ...........................3 East Jordan, 1967

(Season)Nick Freeman ..........................25 2007Nick Freeman ..........................22 2008Ellis Raatz ...............................20 2005Calvin McNamara...................16 2002Tom Pratt.................................13 2003Jim Thiel..................................13 1996Dave Johnson ..........................13 1974Michael Thiel ..........................12 1995Calvin McNamara...................11 2001Tom Johnson ...........................11 1967Chris Clark ..............................10 1985Eric Kehler..............................10 1979

(Career)Nick Freeman ..........................47 2007-08Ellis Raatz ...............................32 2004-06Calvin McNamara...................27 2000-02Dave Johnson ..........................19 1972-74Tom Johnson ...........................17 1967-68

Yards Passing (Game)Name..................................................ys Td year*Nick Freeman........................494 2007-2008Gaylord vs. Mt. Pleasant (25 for 46) * Fifth Place all-time MHSAA

(Season)Name..................................................ys Td yearNick Freeman ..........................2,653 25 2007Nick Freeman ..........................2,288 22 2008Calvin McNamara...................2,112 16 2002Calvin McNamara...................1,601 11 2001Ellis Raatz ...............................1,551 20 2005Ellis Raatz ...............................1,417 7 2006Jim Thiel..................................1,280 13 1996Tom Pratt.................................1,132 13 2003Michael Thiel ..........................986 12 1995Dave Taylor.............................943 9 1998

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PASSING(Continued)

Yards Passing (Career)Name..................................................ys Td years

Nick Freeman ..........................4,941 47 2007-08

Calvin McNamara...................3,713 27 2001-02Ellis Raatz ...............................3,482 32 2004-06

Longest TD PassNames..................................................................ys Opponent, yearTrevor Huff to Kyle Fahler ....... 93 T.C. West, 2011Calvin McNamara to Brian Hoyner 92 Sault Ste. Marie, 2001Dave Taylor to Luke Traylor... 90 Sault Ste. Marie, 1998Jim Thiel to D.J. Blake............ 90 Petoskey, 1996Michael Thiel to Jason Kemp.. 88 Cadillac, 1995

Nick Freeman to Tyler Pollack 87 Alpena, 2008Nick Freeman to Quinn Woodhouse 86 Escanaba, 2008Tom Johnson to Dana Hird...... 83 Grayling, 1968

Nick Freeman to Robert Phillips 77 Alpena, 2007

Nick Freeman to Quinn Woodhouse 76 T.C. Central, 2008Tom Johnson to Art Fedor....... 76 Charlevoix, 1967Tom Johnson to Dana Hird...... 75 Petoskey, 1968

Nick Freeman to Bradan Tuszynski 73 Mt. Pleasant, 2007Calvin McNamara to Tom Pratt 73 Oscoda, 2002Calvin McNamara to Brian Hoyner 72 Alpena, 2001Trevor Huff to Troy Gahm 70 Escanaba, 2010

RECEIVING

Receptions (Game)Name No. ys Td Opponent, yearMike Taubitz 11 146 2 Petoskey, 2008

Receptions (Season)Name..................................................No. ys Td yearRobert Phillips.........................54 1,089 10 2007George Wilson.........................46 731 10 2005Kyle Myers..............................43 803 5 2002Quinn Woodhouse...................42 651 5 2007Bernie Kirt...............................36 440 0 2006Tyler Pollack ...........................34 653 6 2008Ben Baragrey...........................34 491 3 2002Quinn Woodhouse...................33 725 8 2008Mike Taubitz ...........................31 381 2 2008

Nehemiah Shane......................28 617 8 1996Jason Proctor...........................27 335 2 2001John Sehl.................................26 283 2 2000

Tom Pratt.................................23 509 4 2002Luke Sundeck..........................23 441 2 2006Ron Sides ................................22 264 2 1981Bradan Tuszynski....................21 318 3 2007Brian Hoyner...........................21 522 7 2001Luke Traylor............................20 379 4 1998Buzz Bauers ............................20 291 6 1974

Receptions (Career)Name ..................................................No ys Td yearsQuinn Woodhouse...................75 1,376 13 2007-08Robert Phillips.........................54 1,089 10 2007

George Wilson.........................54 869 11 2003-05Ben Baragrey...........................50 737 6 2001-03Bernie Kirt...............................50 602 3 2005-06Kyle Myers..............................43 803 5 2002

Nehemiah Shane......................41 959 11 1995-96Dan Dipzinski..........................41 519 9 2003-05

John Sehl.................................37 484 4 1999-00Tyler Pollack ...........................34 653 6 2008Eric Miller...............................33 578 4 2003-04Mike Taubitz ...........................33 444 3 2007-08Tom Pratt.................................32 609 4 2001-03

TD Receptions (Game)Name..................................................No. Opponent, yearQuinn Woodhouse...................3 T.C. Central, 2008Robert Phillips.........................3 T.C. West, 2007Chris Schmoke ........................3 St. Ignace, 1989

TD Receptions (Season)Name ..................................................No. year

Robert Phillips.........................10 2007George Wilson.........................10 2005Quinn Woodhouse...................8 2008

Nehemiah Shane......................8 1996Brian Hoyner...........................7 2001

TD Receptions (Career)Name ..................................................No. yearsQuinn Woodhouse...................13 2007-08George Wilson.........................11 2003-05

Nehemiah Shane......................11 1995-96Robert Phillips.........................10 2007Dan Dipzinski..........................9 2003-05

SCORINGTDs Scored (Game)Name..................................................No. Opponent, yearTodd Nowak............................5 Onaway, 1984Doug Mead..............................5 Rogers City, 1979

Points Scored (Season)Name ..................................................Pts yearTom Pratt .................................146 2003Tom Pratt .................................138 2002Doug Mead..............................122 1979Todd Nowak............................120 1984Ken Ames................................83 1974

Bryan Rau................................76 1986Shane Kwapis..........................72 2006

Points Scored (Career)Name ..................................................Pts yearsTom Pratt .................................374 2001-03Doug Mead..............................206 1978-79Todd Nowak............................167 1983-84Craig Cardinal.........................114 1966-68Bryan Rau................................106 1985-86Shane Kwapis..........................96 2005-06


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DEFENSE/SPECIAL-TEAMS

Longest Punt Return for TDName...............................................yds yearMike Tarbutton ....................90 1971

Kurt Kakaviska .....................90 1982Jason Kemp...........................87 1994Craig Cardinal.......................86 1968Brian Kitchen........................85 1990Stan Kehler ...........................83 1972Kurt Kakaviska .....................80 1982

Norm Glasser........................75 1939Troy Hart...............................74 2004Carl Gouin ............................70 1988Craig Cardinal.......................68 1968

Longest Fumble Return for TDName...............................................yds Opponent, yearChuck Simpson.....................97 Boyne City, 1964Pat Techel..............................95 Sault Ste. Marie, 2003

Mark Johnston ......................33 Petoskey, 1986Longest Interception Return for TDName...............................................yds Opponent, yearJohn Sehl...............................87 T.C. Central, 2000Mark Johnston ......................74 Alpena, 1986

Norm Glasser........................70 Mancelona, 1939Dana Hird..............................61 Harbor Springs, 1967

Longest Blocked Punt Return for TDName...............................................yds yearKurt Vroman .........................28 1968

Most Interception Returns for TD (Season)Name...............................................No. yearMark Johnston ......................3 1986

Interceptions (Season)Name...............................................No. yearWill Allsopp..........................9 2002Dave Johnson........................9 1974Rance Charboneau................8 1989Matt Daugherty.....................6 2001

Interceptions (Game)Name...............................................No. Opponent, yearRon Sides..............................3 Grayling, 1981

Most Defensive TDs (Game)Name...............................................No. Opponent, yearMark Johnston ......................3 Petoskey, 1986

Most Sacks (Game)Name...............................................No. Opponent, year*Ben Baragrey......................7 Ogemaw Heights, 2003*MHSAA State Record

Longest Kickoff Return for TDName...............................................yds yearTom Johnson.........................91 1968Brady Olson..........................90 2000Rich Grzelewski....................90 1979Hao Luc ................................89 1990Gene Fleming........................88 1955

John Sehl...............................88 2000Bert Heath.............................86 1967Justin Whitmire.....................85 2005Kyle Myers ...........................84 2002Carl Gouin ............................83 1989

Most Kickoff Returns for TD (Season)Name...............................................No. yds yearHau Luc ................................2 80, 89 1990Rich Grzelewski....................2 90, 80 1979

Most Punt Returns for TD (Season)Name...............................................No. yds yearCraig Cardinal.......................2 86, 68 1968Kurt Kakaviska .....................2 90, 80 1982

KICKINGLongest Field Goals (35 or more yards)Name...............................................yds yearJacob Dombrowski ...............48 2008Matt Galbraith.......................47 1994

Jacob Dombrowski ...............44 2006Chris Flescher.......................43 1988Sivert Lung ...........................42 1990Sean Byrum ..........................41 1996Matt Galbraith.......................41 1993Jacob Dombrowski ...............40 2007Chris Flescher.......................40 1988Todd White ...........................40 1986Dan Rudman.........................40 1977Sean Byrum ..........................39 1995Ron Sides..............................38 1981Matt Galbraith....................... 37 1993Jake Dombrowski .................37 2008Sean Byrum ..........................37 1996

Nick Respecki.......................36 2004Dustin Miller.........................35 1997Anna Hagel...........................35 2001Alex Holdershaw ..................35 2002

Most Field Goals (Season)Name...............................................No. yearDustin Miller.........................6 1997Jake Dombrowski .................5 2008Jake Dombrowski .................5 2007Matt Galbraith.......................3 1993Matt Galbraith ......................3 1994Alex Holdershaw..................3 2003Anna Hagel ...........................3 2001

Sean Byrum ..........................3 1996Chris Flescher.......................3 1988Todd White ...........................3 1986

Most Points Kicking (Career)Name...............................................Pts yearsJacob Dombrowski ...............115 2005-08Anna Hagel...........................77 2000-01Alex Holdershaw ..................68 2002-03Sean Byrum ..........................60 1995-96Matt Galbraith ......................47 1993-94Larry Bagnasco.....................45 1984-85



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KICKING (Continued)

Most Points Kicking (Season)Name ...............................................Pts yearAnna Hagel...........................52 2001

Jacob Dombrowski ...............42 2007Jacob Dombrowski ...............38 2008

Alex Holdershaw..................36 2002

Alex Holdershaw..................32 2003

Sean Byrum ..........................32 1996

Most PATs (Game)Name...............................................No. Opponent, yearAnna Hagel...........................8 Oscoda, 2001

Larry Bagnasco.....................8 Boyne City, 1985

Most PATs (Career)Name...............................................No. yearsJake Dombrowski .................79 2005-08Anna Hagel...........................65 2000-01Alex Holdershaw..................53 2002-03Sean Byrum ..........................47 1995-96Eric Kehler............................41 1978-79

MISCELLANEOUS

Most Versatile Performance* Norm Glasser scored 4 TDs in a 51-6 rout of Mancelona in October of 1970-yard interception return; 2. 75-yard punt return; 3. 25-yard pass from Be

mons; 4. 15-yard pass from Jack Lovelace. Glasser also had a 70-yard kickturn for a TD called back in the same game.

Team Records* Fewest Points Allowed: 31 in 1965 (8 games); 41 in 1977 (9 games)* Most Shutouts: 5 in 1977, 2002* Most Points Scored: 384 in 2002 (12 games); 334 in 2001 (10 games); 314 in 2003 (11270 in 2007 (9 games); 268 in 1985 (9 games)* Worst Defeats: 0-59 to Charlevoix, 1950; 0-53 to Charlevoix, 1975; 6-60 to Pellston, 1* Biggest Victories: 72-6 v. Boyne City, 1985; 56-0 v. Oscoda, 2001; 49-0 v. Boyne City48-0 v. Cadillac, 2003; 48-0 v. Oscoda, 2002; 48-0 v. Sault Ste. Marie, 2002; 48-0 v. St. I1978; 54-8 v. Cheboygan, 2003

Coaching Victories (Career)

Chad Dutcher........................94-73-1 1971-74; 1977-91Will Cleaver..........................55-24 2000-07Tom Barbieri.........................37-35 1992-99Dave Coatta ..........................18-2-4 1964-66Don Burnison........................18-18-2 1956-60


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