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Last weekend, Toledo’s Central Catholic High School football team (The Irish) defeated the Canfield Cardinals, 31 to 29, in a thrilling 48-minute contest at Paul Brown Tiger Stadium in Massillon. Passing made the difference in an often too-close-to-call game.
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The Irish won its first Division II championship, and boast two Latinos on its team: Xavier Graciani (#9) and Alan Campos (#6).
“This is just awesome,” exclaimed Graciani, a senior, who plans on attending college at either the University of Toledo, Kent State, or Indiana Tech, majoring in architecture. Graciani also plays baseball for the Irish, as a short stop.
Campos is also a wide receiver and senior.
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PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL football players Victor López (25), Billy Vance (75) and Brad Leonard (2) hoist the championship trophy Friday after the Patriots won their first state football title with a 42-30 victory over Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy.
—Photo by Jason Dietrich and courtesy of The Findlay Courier
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Hamler’s Patrick Henry Patriots won its first Ohio high school football championship, Division V, with a 42 to 30 victory over Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy.
Division I Massillon Washington HS lost to Cincinnati’s St. Xavier, 24 to 17. More high school scores at: www.jjhuddle.com.
Xavier Graciani (#9) of Central Catholic HS
(Toledo) boards the bus to play the Canfield Cardinals in Massillon last Friday.
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Senior Alan Campos (#6)
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