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Civil War 2026: Undefeated North, South clash for CVC Lake Division title

Steve Hare
By Steve Hare
This story first appeared onOhioVarsity.com

For 364 days, the is about bragging rights.

For one night, it’s about everything.

An undefeated season. A conference championship. Playoff positioning. A place in school history.

And the right to call the other side of town the losing side for the next 12 months.

When and collide Friday night at Carter Stadium in Eastlake, the stakes will be unlike almost anything the storied rivalry has experienced.

Both teams are 8-0.

Both have spent the first eight weeks dismantling opponents, overcoming challenges, and climbing the regional playoff rankings.

And both understand that only one will leave Friday night’s meeting in the series with a perfect record and the Lake Division championship.

Kickoff is scheduled for 7:07 p.m. in the CVC TV Game of the Week and will also be televised by Rock Entertainment Sports Network on Spectrum.

For North, it’s an opportunity to complete an extraordinary turnaround and establish a new standard for a program enjoying the best start in school history.

For South, it’s a chance to extend its dominance in the rivalry and move within one victory of another perfect regular season.

The Rangers have history to make.

The Rebels have history to defend.

And for three hours Friday night, Eastlake will be the center of the Northeast Ohio high school football universe.

TV Game of the Week: The Civil War

Friday’s showdown has been selected as the CVC TV Game of the Week, bringing one of Northeast Ohio’s most storied rivalries to a regional audience with an undefeated showdown and conference championship at stake.

will provide coverage of the game, while Rock Entertainment Sports Network will carry the contest on Spectrum.

The matchup also provides an opportunity to showcase two programs that have taken different paths to the same destination: 8-0.

North has made history with its best start in school history behind a punishing running game and an opportunistic defense.

South has continued its tradition of success with an explosive passing attack and a collection of playmakers capable of scoring from anywhere on the field.

The contrast in offensive styles, combined with the intensity of the rivalry, makes Friday’s game a compelling matchup on paper.

But this isn’ just another Friday night.

It’s the Civil War.

And this year, the winner takes the conference championship.

GAME INFORMATION

What’s at stake: Winner takes the Lake

Forget the complicated championship scenarios, scoreboard watching, and hoping for help in the final week of the regular season.

The stakes couldn’t be simpler.

Win the Civil War. Win the CVC Lake Division championship.

North (8-0, 5-0) can clinch the title outright by defeating South, completing an undefeated 6-0 run through the division.

The Rebels (8-0, 4-0) can secure the championship just as decisively.

A South victory would improve the Rebels to 5-0 in league play and give them the head-to-head tiebreaker over North. Even if South falls to Lutheran West in Week 10 and finishes 5-1, the Rebels would win the title based on their head-to-head result with the Rangers.

Beyond the conference championship, each program has a perfect regular season within reach.

North has never started a season 9-0. The Rangers have already made history with their 8-0 start, and one more victory inches them closer to their first perfect regular season in school history.

South, meanwhile, is chasing its first 9-0 start since 2012, the last season the Rebels completed the regular season unbeaten.

There is also postseason positioning at stake.

South enters as the No. 1 in Division III, Region 9, according to the official Ohio High School Athletic Association computer ratings, with an 18.9250 average.

North is sixth in Division II, Region 5, with a 16.9250 average.

A victory over an undefeated opponent would provide valuable playoff computer points as both teams prepare for the postseason.

A conference title. A ninth consecutive victory. A major step toward a perfect regular season.

And, of course, a year’s worth of bragging rights.

By the numbers: Two teams separated by inches

Through eight games, North and South have produced remarkably similar results.

The Rebels have scored 306 points and allowed 89, an average of 38.3 scored and 11.1 surrendered per game.

The Rangers have scored 291 and allowed 75, an average of 36.4 scored and 9.4 allowed.

South’s average margin of victory is 27.1 points.

North’s is 27.0.

That’s one-tenth of a point separating the teams’ average victory margins after eight weeks.

The similarities are remarkable, particularly considering how differently the teams have built their success.

North has leaned on a powerful, physical rushing attack and a defense that has recorded three shutouts.

South has used an explosive passing game, a productive group of running backs, and a defense capable of making game-changing plays.

Both teams have enough firepower to take control in a hurry.

But Friday’s matchup will test something they haven’t experienced very often this season: an opponent equally capable of controlling the game.

South’s offense: Jensen and the Rebels’ big-play machine

South’s offensive success begins with senior quarterback , who has emerged as one of the area’s most productive passers.

Jensen has completed 100 of 155 passes for 1,925 yards and 23 touchdowns against just three interceptions.

His ability to stretch defenses vertically has turned the Rebels into a threat to score from anywhere on the field.

And he’s hardly working alone.

Junior leads South’s receivers with 31 catches for 784 yards and 10 touchdowns. His average of more than 25 yards per reception illustrates just how dangerous he can be when he gets behind a defense.

Junior has contributed 20 catches for 456 yards and three touchdowns, while senior has caught 17 passes for 295 yards and four scores.

has added nine receptions for 178 yards, giving Luke Jensen another reliable option in an offense loaded with playmakers.

But South is far from a one-dimensional passing team.

Junior has rushed for 449 yards and six touchdowns on 84 carries, while sophomore has added 414 yards and five touchdowns on 79 attempts.

Jensen has contributed another 228 rushing yards and two touchdowns, forcing defenses to account for the quarterback as both a passer and runner.

The Rebels’ balance creates a significant problem for opposing defenses.

Commit too many defenders to stopping the run, and Jensen can attack through the air.

Drop additional defenders into coverage, and South has the running backs to punish a lighter defensive front.

The challenge for North will be finding a way to slow both dimensions without surrendering the explosive plays that have fueled South’s undefeated start.

North’s offense: Ground control and a stable of playmakers

While South has used its passing game to attack defenses, North has carved out an identity built around a punishing and explosive ground attack.

The Rangers feature one of the area’s deepest collections of productive runners.

Mattice leads the way with 791 yards on 137 carries, averaging 5.8 yards per attempt.

has added 479 yards on just 56 carries, an average of 8.6 yards per attempt, while has rushed for 399 yards on 84 attempts.

has contributed another 299 yards on 44 carries, and has produced 266 yards on only 18 attempts.

Together, those five have accounted for 2,234 rushing yards.

That’s nearly 280 yards per game from five different ball carriers.

The production gives North the flexibility to attack defenses in different ways.

Mattice can handle a substantial workload. Whaley and Palmer offer explosive potential. Young provides another reliable option, while Fenick adds a physical dimension to the offense.

That balance has helped North average more than 36 points per game despite a limited passing attack.

Fenick has been particularly effective near the goal line, accounting for 13 touchdowns and four two-point conversions for a team-leading 86 points.

Mattice has scored 14 touchdowns and 84 points.

North doesn’t need to rely on one player to carry its offense.

The Rangers simply need to keep moving the chains, creating favorable down-and-distance situations, and forcing defenses to tackle a succession of capable runners.

For South, the objective will be clear: win at the line of scrimmage, limit North’s explosive runs, and force the Rangers into situations where they must operate outside their preferred offensive approach.

The defensive battle could decide everything

The offensive numbers are impressive, but both teams have reached 8-0 because they can play defense.

North has surrendered just 75 points this season and has blanked Valley Forge, Harvey, and Lutheran West.

The Rangers have been particularly effective at disrupting offenses behind the line of scrimmage.

leads North with seven sacks and 20 tackles for loss.

Fenick has added five sacks and 10 tackles for loss, while has four sacks and 13 tackles for loss.

has contributed three sacks and 11 tackles for loss.

The Rangers also feature an opportunistic secondary.

leads the team with four interceptions, Whaley has three, and and have two apiece.

Palmer has added another interception.

That collection of ballhawks will face its most significant challenge yet against South’s explosive passing attack.

The Rebels, meanwhile, have shown their own ability to change games with defensive pressure and turnovers.

leads South with four sacks, while and Josh Jensen have three apiece.

and have added two sacks each.

South’s defense has recorded 14 interceptions, including three apiece for Morgan, Luke Jensen, and Balash.

provided one of the Rebels’ biggest defensive highlights in their 42-6 victory over Harvey, returning an interception 65 yards for a touchdown.

Both defenses can generate pressure.

Both can force mistakes.

And both are capable of turning one offensive miscue into a game-changing score.

In a rivalry matchup that could be decided by a single possession, protecting the football might prove just as important as moving it.

Recent history: South has owned the rivalry

The Rebels enter Friday’s game with a significant historical advantage.

South leads the recorded series since 1972, 34-19-1, and has won the last two meetings.

More impressively, South has captured 22 of the previous 26 matchups, a stretch of dominance extending across multiple generations of players.

The Rebels won 14 consecutive Civil War meetings from 2004 through 2017 before North ended the streak with a 37-29 victory in 2018.

North’s most recent victory came in 2023, when the Rangers prevailed, 10-3, in a defensive struggle.

South answered with a 27-7 victory in 2024 and a 33-13 win last fall.

That 2025 contest offered a lesson in how quickly momentum can shift.

North opened with an impressive 16-play touchdown drive to take a 7-0 lead.

But South responded with 33 unanswered points, including a 49-yard touchdown pass from Luke Jensen to Mock, and took control of the game.

The Rangers have not forgotten.

A year later, they return with an undefeated record, home-field advantage, and perhaps their best opportunity in years to shift the rivalry’s momentum.

South, meanwhile, has no intention of surrendering the upper hand.

The Rebels know what it means to win this game.

They have made a habit of doing it.

The rankings: Two of the area’s best

Friday’s matchup features teams that have earned recognition from multiple ranking systems.

South sits atop the official OHSAA Division III, Region 9 computer ratings, while North is sixth in Division II, Region 5.

In the September 29 Associated Press state poll, South received 38 points and was listed 11th in Division III among teams receiving votes.

North received seven points and was listed 15th in Division II.

The October 11 MaxPreps Cleveland-area rankings placed South 33rd with a 53.64 rating and North 39th with a 51.55 rating.

The OhioVarsity.com Matchup Predictor also recognizes the competitive balance between the teams.

South holds a narrow 53-percent modeled win probability compared with North’s 47 percent, with the system projecting a 24-23 Rebels victory.

The model gives South the advantage in recent head-to-head performance and overall series history, while North receives a boost for playing at home.

The predictor also rates the teams’ current program strength as even.

Of course, computer ratings and historical comparisons won’t make a tackle, complete a pass, or convert a third down Friday night.

But they help illustrate why this edition of the Civil War has generated so much anticipation.

Five keys to the Civil War

1. Can South contain North’s rushing attack?

The Rangers’ depth in the backfield makes them difficult to defend. South must limit yards after contact, prevent explosive runs, and force North to earn every first down.

2. Can North keep Luke Jensen from taking over?

South’s quarterback has 23 touchdown passes and only three interceptions. North’s pass rush must disrupt his timing without leaving his receivers free to make big plays downfield.

3. Who wins the turnover battle?

Both defenses have proven capable of forcing interceptions and creating points from mistakes. A single takeaway could decide a matchup between two evenly matched teams.

4. Which team controls the line of scrimmage?

North wants to establish its physical rushing attack. South needs enough protection for its passing game and space for its backs. The battle in the trenches could determine which offense dictates the tempo.

5. Who handles the moment?

Both teams have played in big games, but neither has experienced this particular combination of pressure: an undefeated rivalry showdown with a conference championship at stake. Discipline, composure, and execution in the fourth quarter could separate the winner from the loser.

A chance to write a new chapter

The Civil War has delivered just about everything imaginable.

An 88-point shootout in 2008.

One-point decisions in 1983, 1984, and 1997.

An overtime thriller in 2020.

A defensive classic in 2023.

Streaks have been built, broken, and remembered long after the players involved graduated.

But there has never been a recorded meeting quite like this one.

Two teams. Eight wins apiece. No losses.

And a conference championship that will be decided by what happens between the lines.

For North, a victory would announce that the Rangers’ remarkable transformation is more than a great start. It would be a championship season built on the foundation of the best opening stretch in school history.

For South, a victory would extend an era of Civil War dominance and carry the Rebels one step closer to another perfect regular season.

There will be no shortage of emotion when the teams take the field Friday.

No shortage of talent.

And certainly no shortage of reasons to win.

Because when the final whistle sounds, one team will have its ninth consecutive victory, a CVC Lake Division championship, and the right to celebrate on the field at Carter Stadium.

The other will be left wondering what might have been.

That’s the beauty of the Civil War.

That’s the cruelty of the Civil War.

And that’s what makes Friday night so special.

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Civil War Series

Willoughby South
Football Game CenterWilloughby South at North2026-2027 season
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Willoughby South 9-0 • North 8-1
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Individual Game

Box Score

FINALWilloughby South 21 • North 14

Willoughby South Game Stats

Passing
# Player CMP ATT PCT YDS AVG TD
7Luke Jensen142070.0%1228.71
Rushing
# Player ATT YDS AVG TD
13Moogy Fullerton19874.61
2Anthony Mock11616.01
5Mason Gumto310.30
7Luke Jensen3-2-0.70
Receiving
# Player REC YDS AVG TD
11Josh Jensen6569.31
1Christian Santone3217.00
2Anthony Mock11717.00
4Ethan Christopher11616.00
18Anthony Keidel11313.00
Total Yards
# Player RUSH PASS REC
7Luke Jensen-21220
13Moogy Fullerton8700
2Anthony Mock16017
5Mason Gumto100
Scoring
# Player KICK PTS PTS
2Anthony Mock06
11Josh Jensen06
13Moogy Fullerton06
5Mason Gumto33
Tackles
# Player SOLO AST TOTAL TFL SACK
51Scotty Balash3.04.07.01.01.0
11Josh Jensen3.03.06.00.00.0
2Anthony Mock3.02.05.00.00.0
16Max Domenico5.00.05.00.00.0
9Trent Chmura4.01.05.00.00.0
33James Wells3.01.04.00.00.0
1Christian Santone2.01.03.00.00.0
4Ethan Christopher1.02.03.00.00.0
5Mason Gumto1.02.03.00.00.0
21Harlen Boyd1.01.02.00.00.0
79Aiden Ernst1.00.01.00.00.0
6Damarhi Morgan1.00.01.00.00.0
8Elijah Fitch1.00.01.00.00.0
73Owen Willis1.00.01.00.00.0
0Thomas Jones1.00.01.00.00.0
53Tyler Sowa1.00.01.00.00.0
Sacks
# Player SACK YDL TACK TFL
51Scotty Balash1.06.07.01.0
Interceptions
# Player INT
21Harlen Boyd1
Kicking
# Player PTS
5Mason Gumto3
Punting
# Player PUNTS YDS AVG
5Mason Gumto413734.3
Kickoff Returns
# Player RET YDS AVG
27Mack Platzar11919.0

North Game Stats

Passing
# Player CMP ATT PCT YDS AVG INT
25Josh Fenick1250.0%5151.01
Rushing
# Player ATT YDS AVG TD
8Javion Whaley19864.51
11King Mattice22833.80
25Josh Fenick78211.71
28Kaydn Young8313.90
79Player #79111.00
10Brycen Palmer1-1-1.00
Receiving
# Player REC YDS AVG
4Brand Bambrick15151.0
Total Yards
# Player RUSH PASS
25Josh Fenick8251
8Javion Whaley860
11King Mattice830
28Kaydn Young310
79Player #7910
Scoring
# Player KICK PTS PTS
8Javion Whaley06
25Josh Fenick06
55Nikko Penn22
Tackles
# Player SOLO AST TOTAL TFL SACK
52John Murphy5.01.06.00.00.0
25Josh Fenick4.02.06.00.00.0
1Sae'ion Law3.01.04.00.00.0
4Brand Bambrick1.02.03.00.00.0
9Krego Pierce2.01.03.00.00.0
54Player #541.01.02.01.01.0
2Collin Blackburn1.00.01.00.00.0
8Javion Whaley0.01.01.00.00.0
12Julius Veres0.01.01.00.00.0
Sacks
# Player SACK YDL TACK TFL
54Player #541.014.02.01.0
Kicking
# Player PTS
55Nikko Penn2
Punting
# Player PUNTS YDS AVG
50Ameer Lock23718.5
Kickoff Returns
# Player RET YDS AVG
1Sae'ion Law11414.0
Since 1972

Historical Notes

Automatically generated from recorded football history • See an inaccuracy? Please report it.

Willoughby South Win

  • Willoughby South has started 9-0 for the 6th time since 1972.
  • It is Willoughby South's first 9-0 start since 2012.
  • Willoughby South has extended its overall winning streak to 9 games.
  • Willoughby South is now 86-38 when scoring 21-30 points since 1972.

Other Statistical Notes

  • Willoughby South has started 8-0 6 times since 1972.
  • Eastlake North has started 8-0 1 times since 1972.
  • This is the 54th recorded meeting between Willoughby South and Eastlake North since 1972.
  • Series: Willoughby South is 34-19-1 against Eastlake North since 1972; average score 24.2-15.6.
  • Willoughby South's largest recorded win in the series: Oct. 26, 2012 • 44-7.
  • Highest-scoring meeting: Oct. 10, 2008 • 53-35.
  • Series shutouts since 1972: Willoughby South 6, Eastlake North 1.

Program Milestones

  • Willoughby South has recorded 58 shutouts since 1972; the most recent was Aug. 21, 2026.
  • Willoughby South has scored 40+ points 78 times since 1972 (most recently Oct. 9, 2026).
  • The program has reached 50+ points 22 times since 1972 (most recently Oct. 23, 2015).
  • Willoughby South has held 3 straight opponents under 20 points.
  • Eastlake North has recorded 40 shutouts since 1972; the most recent was Sep. 25, 2026.
  • Eastlake North has scored 40+ points 35 times since 1972 (most recently Oct. 2, 2026).
  • The program has reached 50+ points 16 times since 1972 (most recently Oct. 2, 2026).

Record by Points Scored

Program record in games falling within each scoring range.

Willoughby South scoring history
0-1015-123-3141 games
11-2066-76-1143 games
21-3086-38124 games
31-4080-1090 games
41+71-374 games
Eastlake North scoring history
0-109-175-9193 games
11-2066-94-2162 games
21-3078-35113 games
31-4039-443 games
41+33-134 games
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Willoughby South Results vs. North

DateLocationScore
Oct. 9, 2025—Willoughby South W 33-13
Oct. 11, 2024—Willoughby South W 27-7
Oct. 6, 2023—Willoughby South L 3-10
Sep. 16, 2022—Willoughby South W 35-14
Sep. 17, 2021—Willoughby South W 38-7
Sep. 25, 2020—Willoughby South W 28-22
Sep. 27, 2019—Willoughby South W 10-7
Sep. 21, 2018—Willoughby South L 29-37
Sep. 22, 2017—Willoughby South W 46-13
Sep. 30, 2016—Willoughby South W 45-19
Oct. 2, 2015Classic ParkWilloughby South W 52-27
Oct. 31, 2014—Willoughby South W 49-27
Nov. 1, 2013—Willoughby South W 34-15
Oct. 26, 2012Classic ParkWilloughby South W 44-7
Oct. 27, 2011—Willoughby South W 45-26
Oct. 14, 2010—Willoughby South W 34-21
Oct. 16, 2009—Willoughby South W 36-0
Oct. 10, 2008—Willoughby South W 53-35
Oct. 12, 2007—Willoughby South W 43-14
Oct. 6, 2006—Willoughby South W 40-6
Oct. 7, 2005—Willoughby South W 28-24
Oct. 8, 2004—Willoughby South W 30-23
Oct. 3, 2003—Willoughby South L 20-28
Oct. 4, 2002—Willoughby South W 44-14
Oct. 5, 2001—Willoughby South W 14-0
Oct. 6, 2000—Willoughby South L 3-7
Oct. 8, 1999—Willoughby South L 7-21
Oct. 16, 1998—Willoughby South L 20-38
Oct. 31, 1997—Willoughby South L 14-15
Nov. 1, 1996—Willoughby South W 36-0
Oct. 27, 1995—Willoughby South W 20-17
Oct. 28, 1994—Willoughby South L 0-26
Nov. 5, 1993—Willoughby South L 14-20
Nov. 6, 1992—Willoughby South L 8-22
Nov. 1, 1991—Willoughby South L 6-20
Oct. 26, 1990—Willoughby South L 20-41
Oct. 20, 1989—Willoughby South L 7-21
Oct. 28, 1988—Willoughby South W 14-7
Oct. 16, 1987—Willoughby South W 26-17
Oct. 17, 1986—Willoughby South W 21-7
Oct. 11, 1985—Willoughby South L 6-9
Oct. 12, 1984—Willoughby South L 13-14
Oct. 7, 1983—Willoughby South L 15-16
Oct. 8, 1982—Willoughby South L 14-24
Oct. 2, 1981—Willoughby South W 21-0
Sep. 26, 1980—Willoughby South W 23-0
Sep. 28, 1979—Willoughby South T 10-10
Sep. 29, 1978—Willoughby South W 14-7
Nov. 14, 1977—Willoughby South L 12-23
Nov. 12, 1976—Willoughby South W 17-8
Oct. 31, 1975—Willoughby South W 20-0
Nov. 1, 1974—Willoughby South W 28-7
Oct. 26, 1973—Willoughby South W 32-8
Oct. 27, 1972—Willoughby South L 8-20

Historical Data: Series records shown here cover 1972 through the latest imported season. Earlier meetings may not be included.

Season Leaders

Top Performers

Willoughby South

Top Passer
Luke Jensen
Luke Jensen
1,925 YDS • 63-97 • 23 TD • 3 INT

North

Willoughby South Series Record34-19-154 recorded meetings vs. North
Willoughby South Win Percentage.639recorded series vs. North

Willoughby South — Last 5 vs. North

Oct. 9, 2025Location not recorded
Willoughby South W 33-13
Oct. 11, 2024Location not recorded
Willoughby South W 27-7
Oct. 6, 2023Location not recorded
Willoughby South L 3-10
Sep. 16, 2022Location not recorded
Willoughby South W 35-14
Sep. 17, 2021Location not recorded
Willoughby South W 38-7

Willoughby South vs. North Series Notes

Latest meeting: Oct. 9, 2025 • Willoughby South W 33-13

First recorded meeting: Oct. 27, 1972

Willoughby South longest winning streak: W 14

North longest winning streak: W 6

Largest Willoughby South win: Oct. 26, 2012 • 44-7

Highest-scoring game: Oct. 10, 2008 • 53-35

Closest game: Sep. 28, 1979 • 10-10

Average score: Willoughby South 24.2 • North 15.6

Season Totals

Team Stats

Stat CategoryWilloughby SouthNorth
Passing
Yards220263
Comp-Att77-1172-4
Comp %65.8%50.0%
Yards/Att18.815.8
TD / INT27 / 31 / 1
Rushing
Yards15922354
Attempts201287
Yards/Carry7.98.2
Touchdowns1717
Receiving
Yards384791
Receptions3183
Yards/Catch12.130.3
Touchdowns771
Defense
Tackles4933
Sacks2920.5
Interceptions1912
Scoring
Points258291
Season Statbooks

Player Stats

Willoughby South Stats (2026-2027)

Passing
# Player CMP ATT PCT YDS Y/G TD INT LONG QB RTG
7Luke Jensen639764.9%1,925481.323344148.2
L. Jensen111668.8%2300.01044132.3
11Josh Jensen1250.0%338.3100135.4
C. Santone11100.0%70.0107154.2
1Christian Santone11100.0%71.8107154.2
Rushing
# Player ATT YDS AVG Y/G LONG TD
13Moogy Fullerton604495.8112.3185
8Elijah Fitch464145.7138.0224
7Luke Jensen161507.837.5202
E. Fitch171217.10.0162
5Mason Gumto8739.173.000
A. Mock15555.00.0551
2Anthony Mock35555.013.8551
0Thomas Jones15543.654.000
M. Fullerton45213.00.0170
38Wade Swanson14848.00.001
22Kendal Carothers3268.78.7130
11Josh Jensen6242.06.001
K. Carothers22412.00.0130
18Anthony Keidel22211.07.3150
14Evan Farinacci4133.36.580
Tavion Thompson492.30.000
E. Farinacci111.00.010
T. Chmura111.00.010
9Trent Chmura111.00.510
Receiving
# Player REC YDS AVG Y/G LONG TD
2Anthony Mock504569.1114.0842
1Christian Santone702954.273.8593
8Elijah Fitch2263131.587.787.70
10Ryan Elliott724134.460.3273
88Tyler Hacker517835.659.3481
J. Jensen47719.30.0440
13Moogy Fullerton11615.515.3380
T. Hacker25226.00.0281
4Ethan Christopher6437.214.3333
M. Fullerton13838.00.0380
18Anthony Keidel23417.011.3120
R. Elliott12727.00.0270
A. Mock11717.00.0170
A. Keidel11212.00.0120
M. Domenico177.00.071
16Max Domenico177.07.071
22Kendal Carothers155.01.750
K. Carothers111.00.000
All-Purpose Yards
# Player RUSH REC KR PR IR TOTAL Y/G
7Luke Jensen1221,05201,174293.51,32430.5
8Elijah Fitch2630026387.794087.7
13Moogy Fullerton17306123458.579761.8
2Anthony Mock5502092646675266.0
10Ryan Elliott0024124160.372360.3
1Christian Santone071691764445344.5
88Tyler Hacker001291294343643.0
11Josh Jensen0331872205543146.8
E. Fitch12100001210.0
0Thomas Jones5400545410854.0
18Anthony Keidel220103210.710016.7
4Ethan Christopher00434314.39114.3
M. Fullerton5238000900.0
J. Jensen077000770.0
5Mason Gumto000007373.0
A. Mock5517000720.0
22Kendal Carothers26053110.36710.3
51Scotty Balash000005757.0
T. Hacker052000520.0
38Wade Swanson00000480.0
19Luke Myers00000430.0
R. Elliott027000270.0
14Evan Farinacci1300136.5266.5
K. Carothers240000250.0
16Max Domenico00777217.0
27Mack Platzar000001919.0
A. Keidel012000120.0
Tavion Thompson0000090.0
C. Santone0700070.0
M. Domenico0700070.0
9Trent Chmura10010.520.5
E. Farinacci1000010.0
T. Chmura1000010.0
Total Yards
# Player RUSH PASS TOTAL Y/G
7Luke Jensen1501,9252,0751,174.0
13Moogy Fullerton4490449234.0
8Elijah Fitch4140414263.0
10Ryan Elliott00241241.0
L. Jensen02302300.0
88Tyler Hacker00129129.0
E. Fitch12101210.0
J. Jensen00770.0
5Mason Gumto7307373.0
11Josh Jensen243357220.0
A. Mock550550.0
2Anthony Mock55055264.0
0Thomas Jones5405454.0
M. Fullerton520520.0
T. Hacker00520.0
38Wade Swanson480480.0
4Ethan Christopher004343.0
R. Elliott00270.0
22Kendal Carothers2602631.0
K. Carothers240240.0
18Anthony Keidel2202232.0
14Evan Farinacci1301313.0
A. Keidel00120.0
Tavion Thompson9090.0
C. Santone0770.0
1Christian Santone077176.0
M. Domenico0070.0
16Max Domenico0077.0
E. Farinacci1010.0
T. Chmura1010.0
9Trent Chmura1011.0
Scoring
# Player TD 2-PT PTS KICK PTS PTS PPG
11Josh Jensen11006616.5
5Mason Gumto001264242.0
13Moogy Fullerton300369.0
1Christian Santone200307.5
8Elijah Fitch0003010.0
4Ethan Christopher000248.0
2Anthony Mock100184.5
7Luke Jensen10061.5
38Wade Swanson10060.0
Tackles
# Player SOLO AST TOTAL TFL SACK
51Scotty Balash3.04.07.06.52.0
11Josh Jensen3.03.06.00.03.0
2Anthony Mock3.02.05.00.00.0
16Max Domenico5.00.05.06.01.0
9Trent Chmura4.01.05.06.54.0
33James Wells3.01.04.00.01.5
1Christian Santone2.01.03.00.00.0
4Ethan Christopher1.02.03.00.00.0
5Mason Gumto1.02.03.00.00.0
21Harlen Boyd1.01.02.00.00.0
79Aiden Ernst1.00.01.00.00.0
6Damarhi Morgan1.00.01.00.05.0
8Elijah Fitch1.00.01.00.00.0
73Owen Willis1.00.01.00.00.0
0Thomas Jones1.00.01.00.00.0
53Tyler Sowa1.00.01.00.02.0
Sacks
# Player SACK YDL HUR TACK TFL
6Damarhi Morgan5.00.00.01.00.0
M. Gumto4.05.00.80.00.0
9Trent Chmura4.00.00.05.06.5
11Josh Jensen3.00.00.06.00.0
E. Fitch2.012.00.00.00.0
51Scotty Balash2.06.00.07.06.5
53Tyler Sowa2.00.00.01.00.0
33James Wells1.50.00.04.00.0
A. Mock1.06.00.00.00.0
77Lucas Lazar1.00.00.00.00.0
M. Domenico1.01.00.00.00.0
16Max Domenico1.00.00.05.06.0
T. Hacker1.01.00.00.00.0
31Cash McLendon0.50.00.00.00.0
Interceptions
# Player INT YDS AVG LONG TD
6Damarhi Morgan300.000
4Ethan Christopher300.000
7Luke Jensen300.000
51Scotty Balash35728.510
1Christian Santone200.000
21Harlen Boyd200.000
53Tyler Sowa200.000
2Anthony Mock100.000
Kicking
# Player FGM FGA FG% LONG XPM XPA XP% PTS
5Mason Gumto22100.0%3230376.0%126
Punting
# Player PUNTS YDS AVG Y/G IN 20 LONG
5Mason Gumto1036337.1363.0255
40Seth Houston12525.00.0025
Kickoff Returns
# Player RET YDS AVG Y/G TD LONG
10Ryan Elliott02410.060.300
2Anthony Mock02090.052.300
11Josh Jensen01870.046.800
88Tyler Hacker01290.043.000
1Christian Santone58316.620.8030
13Moogy Fullerton35315.013.3023
19Luke Myers24314.00.0029
27Mack Platzar11919.019.000
18Anthony Keidel11212.04.0012
16Max Domenico070.07.000
4Ethan Christopher155.01.705
22Kendal Carothers050.01.700
Punt Returns
# Player RET YDS AVG Y/G TD LONG
7Luke Jensen01,1740.0293.500
8Elijah Fitch02630.087.700
10Ryan Elliott02410.060.300
13Moogy Fullerton02340.058.500
11Josh Jensen02200.055.000
88Tyler Hacker01290.043.000
1Christian Santone57511.018.8023
0Thomas Jones0540.054.000
4Ethan Christopher0430.014.300
18Anthony Keidel0320.010.700
2Anthony Mock13232.08.0032
22Kendal Carothers0310.010.300
14Evan Farinacci0130.06.500
16Max Domenico070.07.000
9Trent Chmura010.00.500

North Stats (2026-2027)

Passing
# Player CMP ATT PCT YDS Y/G TD INT LONG QB RTG
25Josh Fenick2450.0%630.01100.0
Rushing
# Player ATT YDS AVG Y/G LONG TD
11King Mattice1127917.10.005
8Javion Whaley4647910.40.001
28Kaydn Young673996.00.000
25Josh Fenick372998.10.0010
10Brycen Palmer426666.50.001
1Sae'ion Law45814.50.000
4Brand Bambrick6284.70.000
5Matt Nadock4246.00.000
0Braylin Palmer571.40.000
2Collin Blackburn122.00.000
79Player #79111.00.000
Receiving
# Player REC YDS AVG Y/G LONG TD
4Brand Bambrick15151.00.000
81Mark Jakovljevic12828.00.001
20Logan Scott11212.00.000
All-Purpose Yards
# Player RUSH REC KR PR IR TOTAL Y/G
11King Mattice000007910.0
8Javion Whaley000005390.0
28Kaydn Young000003990.0
25Josh Fenick000002990.0
10Brycen Palmer000002820.0
4Brand Bambrick00000790.0
1Sae'ion Law00000780.0
81Mark Jakovljevic00000280.0
5Matt Nadock00000240.0
20Logan Scott00000120.0
0Braylin Palmer0000070.0
2Collin Blackburn0000020.0
79Player #790000010.0
Total Yards
# Player RUSH PASS TOTAL Y/G
11King Mattice79107910.0
8Javion Whaley47904790.0
28Kaydn Young39903990.0
25Josh Fenick299633620.0
10Brycen Palmer26602660.0
1Sae'ion Law580580.0
4Brand Bambrick280280.0
5Matt Nadock240240.0
0Braylin Palmer7070.0
2Collin Blackburn2020.0
79Player #791010.0
Scoring
# Player TD 2-PT PTS KICK PTS PTS PPG
25Josh Fenick1300860.0
11King Mattice1400840.0
36Jacob Soto0037480.0
10Brycen Palmer500300.0
8Javion Whaley200120.0
28Kaydn Young200120.0
1Sae'ion Law200120.0
59Player #5900550.0
55Nikko Penn00220.0
Tackles
# Player SOLO AST TOTAL TFL SACK
52John Murphy5.02.07.020.07.0
25Josh Fenick5.02.07.010.05.0
1Sae'ion Law3.01.04.00.00.0
4Brand Bambrick1.02.03.02.00.0
9Krego Pierce2.01.03.00.00.0
54Player #541.02.03.01.01.0
12Julius Veres1.01.02.011.03.0
22Billy Gibson1.00.01.00.00.0
2Collin Blackburn1.00.01.00.00.0
58Connor Vitas1.00.01.00.00.0
8Javion Whaley0.01.01.00.00.0
Sacks
# Player SACK YDL HUR TACK TFL
52John Murphy7.00.00.07.020.0
25Josh Fenick5.00.00.07.010.0
43Cortezes Dimming III4.00.00.00.013.0
12Julius Veres3.03.00.02.011.0
54Player #541.014.00.03.01.0
56Vincent Latini0.53.00.00.03.0
Interceptions
# Player INT YDS AVG LONG TD
4Brand Bambrick400.000
8Javion Whaley300.000
22Billy Gibson200.000
1Sae'ion Law260.000
10Brycen Palmer100.000
Kicking
# Player FGM FGA FG% LONG XPM XPA XP% PTS
36Jacob Soto000.0%0000.0%37
59Player #59000.0%0000.0%5
55Nikko Penn000.0%0000.0%2
Punting
# Player PUNTS YDS AVG Y/G IN 20 LONG
50Ameer Lock23718.50.000
58Connor Vitas13434.00.000
Kickoff Returns
# Player RET YDS AVG Y/G TD LONG
10Brycen Palmer11616.00.000
1Sae'ion Law11414.00.000
Punt Returns
# Player RET YDS AVG Y/G TD LONG
8Javion Whaley36020.00.000
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Steve Harehttp://www.ohiovarsity.com
Steve Hare is the Chagrin Valley Conference's Sports Information Director. He also created and publishes OhioVarsity.com, an online publication dedicated to providing hyperlocal coverage to area high school athletic programs. Hare began covering high school sports for the Lake County News Herald in 1997. Hare attended Willoughby South High School through the middle of his senior year, then graduated from Berkshire High School in Burton in 1986. He played football, wrestled and was an all-Geauga county baseball player (1986). He lives in Chardon with his wife Paulette and their children.

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