September 26, 2012 PDF Edition of the Perrysburg Messenger Journal

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Jackets rout Anthony Wayne; sit atop the NLL
By Scott Buker
The Perrysburg High
School varsity football team
made a strong statement in
their second Northern Lakes
League game this past Friday
night, rolling by the Anthony
Wayne Generals, 31-7, to
spoil the Generals’ homecoming.
Anthony Wayne entered
the game 3-1 and was among
the league favorites to win
the NLL championship this
year. The Jackets proved that
they should not be underestimated.
Perrysburg’s defense contained
the Generals the entire
night. The Jacket defense
held the NLL’s leading rusher,
Sam Bruno, to only 27
yards on 10 carries and
sacked AW quarterback Jake
Reid six times.
In total, Perrysburg limited
the Generals to just 78
total yards, and the only
Anthony Wayne score came
on an interception return for
a touchdown early in the second
quarter.
Meanwhile, Perrysburg
tallied a total of 406 yards on
a night of steady rain, which
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included 127 yards passing
and 279 on the ground.
PHS improved to 4-1
overall and 2-0 in the NLL.
Perrysburg and Napoleon sit
atop of the league standings
as the only two teams without
a league loss.
Jacket senior quarterback
Steve Slocum once again led
the way. The quarterback
threw for 127 yards and two
touchdowns while also running
for 135 yards on 18 carries.
It was Slocum who got
the Jackets on the board first
in the opening quarter. However,
it was neither through
the air or on the ground as
the senior kicked a 21-yard
field goal at the 7:20 mark
giving Perrysburg an opening
3-0 lead on the games
opening possession.
Perhaps the only significant
mistake of the night
occurred on Perrysburg’s
third possession, early in the
second quarter. Slocum’s
pass intended for junior tight
end Nate Patterson was intercepted
and returned 58 yards
for a touchdown, giving
Anthony Wayne a 7-3 lead
Football team to sign T-shirts
The Perrysburg High
School varsity football team
will sign T-shirts for area
youth after the home game
against Northview on Friday,
October 5.
Game time is 7 p.m. at
Widdel Field at Steinecker
Stadium.
Go
Jackets!
PHS athletic department raffles
four Notre Dame game tickets
The Perrysburg High School athletic department is
raffling four tickets plus a parking pass to the Notre
Dame vs. Brigham Young University football game on
Saturday, October 20. Game time is 3:30 p.m.
Tickets are a $10 donation and will be sold at home
PHS football games on September 28 and October 5.
For more information, call the PHS athletic department
at 419-874-3181, extension 5011.
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quarter.
Perrysburg answered back
with the same tandem.
Slocum led the Jackets on a
49-yard drive that culminated
with a touchdown pass to
Patterson from five yards
out, making the score 10-3
with 8:45 to play in the half.
After Anthony Wayne
turned the ball over on
downs in Perrysburg territory,
the Jackets capitalized,
going 69 yards in just over
two minutes for their second
touchdown of the game.
Slocum found receiver
Austin Bishop for a nineyard
score with 27 second to
play making the score 17-7
at halftime.
Perrysburg’s opening
drive of the second half took
just under four minutes and
spanned 80-yards ending in a
Mark Delas three-yard
touchdown run to stretch the
lead to 24-7.
With Anthony Wayne
driving deep into Perrysburg
territory, the Generals, facing
fourth and four from the Perrysburg
20, fumbled the snap
giving the Jackets the ball
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back and ending hopes of a
General comeback.
Delas ended the Perrysburg
scoring with a 26-yard
touchdown run with 5:55 to
play in the fourth quarter
making the final score 31-7
in favor of the Jackets.
In addition to Slocum’s
big night, Delas ran for 78
yards on 10 carries with a
pair of scores. Sophomore
Gus Dimmerling chipped in
68 yards on 18 carries as
well.
Bishop and senior Austin
Lee both led the Jacket
receivers. Each had three
catches for 44 yards.
The Perrysburg junior
varsity team also defeated
the Anthony Wayne Generals
this past Saturday morning.
The Jackets won 29-22 and
improve to 3-2 overall and 2-
1 in the NLL.
The Perrysburg freshman
team earned a victory over
the Generals last Thursday
evening. The freshmen won
28-19 and improve to 4-1
overall and 3-0 in the NLL.
The varsity team will host
the Southview Cougars this
Friday at 7 p.m.
Run with the Jackets Oct. 13
The annual Run with the
Jackets basketball team will
be held Saturday, October
13, at noon, at Woodlands
Park.
Community members
are invited to the free pro-
The Junior Jackets basketball
program will hold a
series of open gym dates
for any player interested in
trying out for the 2012-13
travel basketball teams.
Tryout dates are also listed.
The tryouts will be
closed to parents.
Sixth Grade Boys
Open gyms will be held
on the following dates:
•Wednesday, September
26, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., in
the junior high main gym.
•Tuesday, October 2,
from 7 to 8:30 p.m., in the
junior high main gym
•Monday, October 8,
from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at
Woodland School.
Tryouts will be held on
the following dates:
•Monday, October 15,
from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
•Tuesday, October 16,
from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
•Wednesday, October
17, from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Tryouts will be held at
Perrysburg Junior High
School, and each participant
should attend a minimum
of two of the three
tryouts.
For more information,
call Greg Boros at 419-
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Fifth Grade Boys
Open gyms will be held
on the following dates:
•Wednesday, September
26, from 7 to 9 p.m., in the
junior high auxiliary gym
•Monday, October 1,
from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at
Fort Meigs School
•Tuesday, October 2,
from 7 to 9 p.m., in the
junior high auxiliary gym
•Monday, October 8,
from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at
Fort Meigs School.
Tryouts will be held on
the following dates:
•Monday, October 15,
from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
•Wednesday, October
17, from 7 to 8:30 p.m
•Thursday, October 18,
from 7 to 8:30 p.m.
Tryouts will be held at
Perrysburg Junior High
School, and each participant
should attend a minimum
of two of the three
tryouts.
For more information,
call Pat Paule at 419-346-
4069.
Sixth Grade Girls
Open gyms will be held
on the following dates:
•Wednesday, October 3,
from 6 to 8 p.m., at Fort
Meigs School
•Wednesday, October
10, from 6 to 8 p.m., at
Woodland School
Tryouts will be held on
the following dates:
•Monday, October 15,
from 6 to 8 p.m.
•Tuesday, October 16,
from 6 to 8 p.m.
All girls tryouts will be
held at Woodland Elementary
School. Each participant
should attend a minimum
of one of the two tryouts.
For more information,
call Mark Patterson at 419-
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The Perrysburg High
School girls cross country
team traveled two hours east
to Strongsville, Ohio, on Saturday,
September 22, to compete
in the Strongsville Invitational.
Taking place at
Strongsville High School, this
was a competitive meet with
more than 200 girls running
in the varsity race and more
than 300 girls competing in
the open race.
Despite the course being
wet and soggy, it was a perfect
day for running, and
many girls managed to post
competitive times.
The varsity squad placed
16th overall, and the junior
varsity team took ninth.
Following is a list of Perrysburg
runners and their
respective times.
Leading the Jackets with a
seventh place was Monheim
(19:19), followed by Menke
(21:13), Wyrick (21:50),
Kemp (21:56), Bohnenkamp
(21:59), Henry (22:03),
Wyse (22:09), Warne (22:29),
Baum (22:47), Ocana
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PHS girls cross country team competes at Strongsville Invitational
PHS boys cross
country team
competes at
invitational
On Saturday, September
15, the Perrysburg High
School boys cross country
team traveled to Gallion to
run against tough competition
on a fast course.
The team placed eighth
out of 26 teams in the Division
I competition. A total
of 95 percent of the team
ran a personal best.
Bryant Byrd placed 17th
overall and nears closer to
the school record of 16.08,
running his best this season
at 16.23.
Andrew Bayes came in a
few spots behind Bryant at
21st overall, running 16.29.
Bobby Borger also
broke 17 minutes again,
hitting the line in 16.46.
This was the first time
in three years that the Yellow
Jackets had three boys
under 17 minutes in a race.
Knocking on the door
was junior Parker Calvin,
who ran 17.07 for a personal
best and he tied the 10th
fastest time in school history.
The final scorer for the
boys squad was senior Paul
Dejong at 17.37, followed
closely by Troy Maurer at
17.39 and Matt Studer,
17.41, all personal best
times for the season.
In the open race for the
first time in school history,
the team put seven boys in
under 19 minutes.
Earning their varsity letters
over the weekend were
seniors Eric Billmaier,
18.40; Nick Rossler, 18.41;
Kyle Kramer, 18.41, and
sophomore Hunter Frydenlund
just earning his letter
at 18.59 with incredible
willpower down the final
stretch.
Earning their letter earlier
in the season but running
all time personal best in
Gallion were: Trevor Somogyi
(18.23), Joseph Soneson
(18.23) and Clayton
Shook (18.44).
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Members of the varsity girls team, from left: Katie Menke,
Emily Wyrick, Emily Henry, Jessica Bohnenkamp, Taylor
per (23:27), Horvath (23:35),
Jordan (23:43), Ondrus
(23:47), Rathman (23:59),
Ashenfelter (24:14), Panzero
(24:28), Harris (25:16), Horvat
(25:20), Farrar (26:20),
Isley (26:48), Kajca (27:19),
Schwamberger (27:47), and
Monheim, Allie Kemp, Allie Prybelski, Brionnah Wyse.
Not pictured: Pam Ocana.
Thomas (28:16).
The girls will compete in
the Clay Eagle Invitational on
Saturday, at Pearson Park.
The varsity race will begin at
11:20 a.m., and the junior
varsity race will start at 12:40
p.m.