Football
March 20, 2025 2025-10-14 18:02Football
Football
The CCHS Football team stands as a pillar of strength, teamwork, and determination, showcasing a dynamic blend of strategic play and athletic prowess on the field. Our program is dedicated to developing student-athletes who excel in the game and embody the values of leadership and integrity. With a focus on discipline, physical fitness, and mental toughness, the football team offers an environment where young players can grow, compete, and succeed while forging bonds that last a lifetime. Each season, the Knights take to the field ready to tackle challenges and strive for victory, carrying forward the proud legacy of CCHS Football.
Coaching Staff
Head Coach
Assistant Coaches
Schedule & Results
Team Roster
Varsity
Front row, from left, are Paul Stecker, Caleb Golden, Luke Wear, Brennen Maloney, Joey Hall, Carver Bolon, Troy Mortakis, Maddox Stillion, Max Olejasz, Kade Koroneos, Wyatt Brady, Sheldon Raab, Isaac Martin and manager Nico DiBias. Second row, from left, are Seth Wodusky, Brady Ernest, Cooper Jones, Eli Czapp, Dustin Sanner, Nico Kusic, Dominic Paesani, Fred Bossart, Trent Lander, Joey Jerrome, Olen Ames, Will Wear, Michael Wheeler, Clay Petry and Levi Rine. Third row, from left, are Andrew Jones, Robbie Sforza, Odin Cooley, Phil Zapp, Daniel Teahan, Luca Benson, Trenton McCardle, Sam Hemmerling, Graham Stecker, Alex Miller, Will Morris, Kal-El Wilkinson, Dreydon McCardle, Luke Shutler, Chase Guzzi and Kyler Koroneos. Top row, from left, are assistant coach Phil Pest, equipment manager Jim Stein, assistant coach Mario DiBias, assistant coach John Tankovits, head coach Mike Young, assistant coach Jason Rine, assistant coach Jim Wolfe, assistant coach Dylan Baker, assistant coach Shannon Kuchinski and athletic trainer Braeden Carroll.
Junior Varsity
Front row, from left, are Odin Cooley, Robbie Sforza, Andrew Jones, Chase Guzzi, Dreydon McCardle and Kal-El Wilkinson. Second row, from left, are Luke Shutler, Phil Zapp, Daniel Teahan, Luca Benson, Trenton McCardle, Sam Hemmerling, Graham Stecker, Alex Miller, Will Morris and Kyler Koroneos. Top row, from left, are coach Mario DiBias, athletic trainer Braeden Carroll, coaches John Tankovits, Dylan Baker and manager Nico DiBias.
Team Achievements & History
The CCHS Football team has a rich history of achievement, marked by numerous conference championships and deep playoff runs that highlight the program's competitive spirit and commitment to excellence. Over the years, the team has built a reputation for resilience and strength on the field, consistently competing at a high level and bringing home victories that resonate throughout the school community. This storied history not only showcases the team's past successes but also sets a high standard for current and future squads to aspire to and exceed.
Championships & Playoff Appearances
The CCHS Football team has distinguished itself with an impressive record of championships and playoff appearances, demonstrating the program’s enduring strength and competitive edge. Their consistent performance in securing conference titles and advancing to state playoffs underscores the team’s rigorous training, strategic planning, and the sheer determination of its players. Each playoff appearance adds a new chapter to the team’s proud legacy, fueling the drive for future success and inspiring the next generation of players.
- 12 State Championships
- 14 OVAC Championships
Notable Alumni
The CCHS Football program has a notable history of producing alumni who have excelled at higher levels of the sport. Many former players have gone on to compete in collegiate football, with a select few making their mark in professional leagues. These alumni stand as testaments to the program’s ability to develop skilled, disciplined athletes who succeed on and off the field. Their achievements continue to inspire current team members and affirm the program’s commitment to fostering talent and ambition.
