I’ve heard that the two schools can’t agree on a long term deal which is possibly why it hasn’t happened.
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Is the game against Trotwood canceled? Are they playing?
Apparently John Lee Pettimore found this post funny for some reason.
Not sure trotwood cancelled everything for the first nine weeks of the school year, so based on when they start school, they might still play since they dont play until week 9
He’s a Massillon scrub, I wouldn’t worry about him he’s cancer.
He's one of several Massillon posters I have on ignore...he never talks football..unsure he knows whether it's inflated or stuffed. He contributes as much as Mac and cheese..
Are the Goblue family X ,Moe graduates...?
I graduated LaSalle in 2017, I personally don’t know who gobluetom is.
I graduated in the 1980's from LaSalle.
Just for Massillon 82, that was the era that Moeller beat Massillon for state championships, but before X and LaSalle beat Massillon for state championships.
Still waiting for and era when Massillon beats ANYONE for a state championship
I graduated in the 1980's from LaSalle.
Just for Massillon 82, that was the era that Moeller beat Massillon for state championships, but before X and LaSalle beat Massillon for state championships.
Still waiting for and era when Massillon beats ANYONE for a state championship
899 on the field. Massillon has beaten many teams for a state championship consult the state record book.
My how I admire the Johnny come latelies who think the are always weres.. .
Lol...at Johnny
At most a team may dominate the upper levels for 15 years.. Moe and Iggy...before falling to really good then also ran...
We've been at this 125 years and are still relevant.
Ohio football is what it is because everyone one else upped their game to catch up and surpass.
I bare no Ill will against anyone to jealous and or stupid to admit it.
Grin.
We've been at this 125 years and are still relevant.
Ohio football is what it is because everyone one else upped their game to catch up and surpass.
I bare no Ill will against anyone to jealous and or stupid to admit it.
Grin.
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I keep looking at the OHSAA football championships; can't find where Massillon beat any team for a OHSAA football Championship, could you provide a link?
There is none, maybe an emergency AP poll vote if the season gets cancelled, so Massillon can get another "title".
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I graduated in the 1980's from LaSalle.
Just for Massillon 82, that was the era that Moeller beat Massillon for state championships, but before X and LaSalle beat Massillon for state championships.
Still waiting for and era when Massillon beats ANYONE for a state championship
Moeller also beat Massillon in 1980 at Nipper Stadium, 30-7.
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LaSalle+Leadership Scolly's=JohhyComeLately's
And four more championships than your team has ever won in football, plus basketball,track and cross country championships.
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We "KNOW" who is eating their hearts out. The "HAVE NOT" trolls.
I believe the PB museum is still in the planning stages, adjacent to the indoor practice facility!
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Massillon+ state titles= 0(zero, zilch,nada)
All-Time Association Press Poll Champions
Below are the Associated Press poll winners from the past 65 years, with (*) indicating the school also won the OHSAA state tournament. Win-
ning a poll title (which is released prior to the start of the OHSAA football tournaments) is certainly no guarantee that a school will go on to win an
OHSAA state tournament. Only 57 of the 179 poll winners (32 percent) since 1972 have followed up a No. 1 ranking by winning the OHSAA state
tournament. Note: The OHSAA moved from classes to divisions in 1980. However, the AP continued to select poll champions in three classes between 1980 and 1986 before also moving to divisions in 1987.
1947: Barberton
1948: Massillon Washington
1949: Massillon Washington
1950: Massillon Washington
1951: Massillon Washington
1952: Massillon Washington
1953: Massillon Washington
1954: Massillon Washington
1955: Canton McKinley
1956: Canton McKinley
1957: Cleveland Benedictine
1958: Alliance
1959: Massillon Washington
1960: Massillon Washington
1961: Niles McKinley
1962: Toledo Central Catholic
1963: Niles McKinley
1964: Massillon Washington
1965: Class AA-Massillon Washington; Class A-Dover St. Joseph
1966: Class AA-Columbus Bishop Watterson; Class A-Marion Catholic
1967: Class AA-Upper Arlington; Class A-Portsmouth Notre Dame
1968: Class AA-Upper Arlington; Class A-Newark Catholic
1969: Class AA-Upper Arlington; Class A-Norwalk St. Paul
1970: Class AAA-Massillon Washington; Class AA-New Lexington;
Class A-Portsmouth Notre Dame
1971: Class AAA-Warren Harding; Class AA-Steubenville Catholic
Central; Class A-Marion Pleasant
1972: Class AAA-Massillon Washington; Class AA-Columbus Bishop
Watterson; Class A-Marion Pleasant(*)
1973: Class AAA-Warren Western Reserve; Class AA-Washington Court
House Washington; Class A-Newark Catholic
1974: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller; Class AA-Akron St.
Vincent-St. Mary; Class A-McDonald
1975: Class AAA-Lakewood St. Edward; Class AA-Cincinnati Wyoming;
Class A-Newark Catholic
1976: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller(*); Class AA-New
Lexington; Class A-Woodsfield Monroe Central
1977: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller(*); Class AA-Elyria
Catholic; Class A-Sullivan Black River
1978: Class AAA-Cincinnati Princeton(*); Class AA-Cincinnati
Wyoming; Class A-Newark Catholic(*)
1979: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller(*); Class AA-St.
Marys Memorial; Class A-Mogadore(*)
1980: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller(*); Class AA-Orrville;
Class A-Mogadore
1981: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller; Class AA-Youngstown
Cardinal Mooney; Class A-Waynesville
1982: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller(*); Class AA-Urbana;
Class A-West Jefferson(*)
1983: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller; Class AA-Urbana;
Class A-Mogadore
1984: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller; Class AA-Elyria
Catholic(*); Class A-Newark Catholic(*)
1985: Class AAA-Cincinnati Princeton; Class AA-Louisville St. Thomas
Aquinas; Class A-Mogadore
1986: Class AAA-Centerville; Class AA-Ironton; Class A-Delphos
Jefferson
1987: Division I-Cleveland St. Joseph; Division II-Minerva; Division
III-Youngstown Cardinal Mooney(*); Division IV-Gahanna
Columbus Academy(*); Division V-Newark Catholic(*)
1988: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius(*); Division II-Steubenville;
Division III-Ironton; Division IV-Gahanna Columbus Academy;
Division V-Archbold(*)
1989: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius(*); Division II-Fostoria;
Division III-Cincinnati Academy of P.E.; Division IV-
Wheelersburg(*); Division V-Sandusky St. Mary Central Catholic
1990: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius; Division II-St. Marys
Memorial(*); Division III-Mentor Lake Catholic; Division IV-
Campbell Memorial; Division V-St. Henry(*)
1991: Division I-Cincinnati Princeton; Division II-Fostoria(*); Division
III-Cincinnati Academy of P.E.; Division IV-Akron Manchester;
Division V-Newark Catholic(*)
1992: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius(*); Division II-Fostoria; Division
III-Mentor Lake Catholic(*); Division IV-Akron Manchester;
Division V-Newark Catholic
1993: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius(*); Division II-Fostoria; Division
III-Ironton; Division IV-Aurora; Division V-St. Henry
1994: Division I-Euclid; Division II-Celina; Division III-Steubenville;
Division IV-Germantown Valley View(*); Division V-Versailles(*);
Division VI-Delphos St. John’s
1995: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius(*); Division II-Celina;
Division III-Hillsboro; Division IV-Orrville; Division V-Cincinnati
Mariemont; Division VI-St. Henry(*)
1996: Division I-Troy; Division II-Akron Springfield; Division III-
Mentor Lake Catholic; Division IV-Germantown Valley View(*);
Division V-Versailles; Division VI-St. Henry
1997: Division I-Canton McKinley(*); Division II-Defiance(*); Division
III-Minerva; Division IV-Germantown Valley View(*); Division
V-Marion Pleasant; Division VI-Delphos St. John’s(*)
1998: Division I-Upper Arlington; Division II-Chardon; Division
III-Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit; Division IV-Germantown
Valley View; Division V-Liberty Center; Division VI-Delphos St.
John’s(*)
1999: Division I-Grove City; Division II-Dover; Division III-Poland
Seminary(*); Division IV-Youngstown Cardinal Mooney; Division
V-Bedford St. Peter Chanel; Division VI-Delphos St. John’s(*)
2000: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius; Division II-Youngstown Chaney;
Division III-Portsmouth; Division IV-Sandusky Perkins; Division
V-Liberty Center; Division VI-Delphos St. John’s
2001: Division I-Cincinnati Colerain; Division II-Avon Lake; Division
III-Sunbury Big Walnut; Division IV-Ironton; Division V-Bedford
St. Peter Chanel(*); Division VI-Mogadore
2002: Division I-Warren Harding; Division II-Louisville; Division III-
Akron Buchtel; Division IV-Coldwater; Division V-Marion
Pleasant(*); Division VI-Maria Stein Marion Local
2003: Division I-Warren Harding; Division II-Avon Lake(*); Division
III-Steubenville; Division IV-Versailles(*); Division V-Marion
Pleasant; Division VI-Columbus Grove(*)
2004: Division I-Cincinnati Colerain; Division II-Avon Lake; Division
III-Steubenville; Division IV-Coldwater; Division V-Amanda-
Clearcreek; Division VI-Bascom Hopewell-Loudon
2005: Division I-Cincinnati St. Xavier(*); Division II-Avon Lake;
Division III-Steubenville(*); Division IV-Coldwater(*); Division
V-Patrick Henry(*); Division VI-Dola Hardin Northern
2006: Division I-Cincinnati Colerain; Division II-Ashland; Division III-
Steubenville; Division IV-Youngstown Cardinal Mooney; Division
V-North Lima South Range; Division VI-Covington
2007: Division I-Cincinnati St. Xavier(*); Division II-Columbus St.
Francis DeSales; Division III-Canal Fulton Northwest; Division
IV-Youngstown Cardinal Mooney; Division V-Maria Stein Marion
Local(*); Division VI-Bascom Hopewell-Loudon
2008: Division I-Cleveland Glenville; Division II-Columbus St. Francis
DeSales; Division III-Thornville Sheridan; Division IV-Coldwater;
Division V-Youngstown Ursuline; Division VI-Bascom Hopewell-
Loudon
2009: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius; Division II-Louisville; Division
III-Youngstown Cardinal Mooney(*); Division IV-Kettering
Archbishop Alter(*); Division V-Patrick Henry; Division VI-
Delphos St. John’s
2010: Division I-Cleveland Glenville; Division II-Columbus Marion-
Franklin; Division III-Alliance Marlington; Division IV-
Clarksville Clinton-Massie; Division V-Youngstown Ursuline(*);
Division VI-Delphos
2011: Division I-Hilliard Davidson; Division II-Trotwood-Madison(*); Division III-Steubenville; Division IV-Kenton; Division V-Lima Central Catholic; Division VI-Berlin Center Western Reserve
2012: Division I-Lakewood St. Edward; Division II-Cincinnati Turpin; Division III-Napoleon; Division IV-Columbus Bishop Hartley; Division V-Coldwater(*); Division VI-Mogadore
2013: Division I-Cincinnati Colerain; Division II-Zanesville; Division III-Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary(*); Division IV-Kenton; Division V-Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Division VI-Kirtland(*); Division VII-Maria Stein Marion Local(*)
2014: Division I-Hudson; Division II-Perrysburg; Division III-Hubbard; Division IV-Kettering Archbishop Alter; Division V-Canton Central Catholic; Division VI-Kirtland; Division VII-Maria Stein Marion Local(*)
2015: Division I-Lakewood St. Edward (*); Division II-Perrysburg; Division III-Cleveland Benedictine; Division IV-Middletown Bishop Fenwick; Division V-Coldwater (*); Division VI-Maria Stein Marion Local; Division VII-Danville
2016: Division I-Cincinnati Colerain; Division II-Avon; Division IIIToledo Central Catholic; Division IV-Kettering Archbishop Alter; Division V-Wheelersburg; Division VI-Maria Stein Marion Local (*); Division VII-Covington
2017: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius; Division II-Avon; Division III-Trotwood-Madison; Division IV-Steubenville; Division V-Pemberville Eastwood; Division VI-Maria Stein Marion Local; Division VII-Norwalk St.Paul
Below are the Associated Press poll winners from the past 65 years, with (*) indicating the school also won the OHSAA state tournament. Win-
ning a poll title (which is released prior to the start of the OHSAA football tournaments) is certainly no guarantee that a school will go on to win an
OHSAA state tournament. Only 57 of the 179 poll winners (32 percent) since 1972 have followed up a No. 1 ranking by winning the OHSAA state
tournament. Note: The OHSAA moved from classes to divisions in 1980. However, the AP continued to select poll champions in three classes between 1980 and 1986 before also moving to divisions in 1987.
1947: Barberton
1948: Massillon Washington
1949: Massillon Washington
1950: Massillon Washington
1951: Massillon Washington
1952: Massillon Washington
1953: Massillon Washington
1954: Massillon Washington
1955: Canton McKinley
1956: Canton McKinley
1957: Cleveland Benedictine
1958: Alliance
1959: Massillon Washington
1960: Massillon Washington
1961: Niles McKinley
1962: Toledo Central Catholic
1963: Niles McKinley
1964: Massillon Washington
1965: Class AA-Massillon Washington; Class A-Dover St. Joseph
1966: Class AA-Columbus Bishop Watterson; Class A-Marion Catholic
1967: Class AA-Upper Arlington; Class A-Portsmouth Notre Dame
1968: Class AA-Upper Arlington; Class A-Newark Catholic
1969: Class AA-Upper Arlington; Class A-Norwalk St. Paul
1970: Class AAA-Massillon Washington; Class AA-New Lexington;
Class A-Portsmouth Notre Dame
1971: Class AAA-Warren Harding; Class AA-Steubenville Catholic
Central; Class A-Marion Pleasant
1972: Class AAA-Massillon Washington; Class AA-Columbus Bishop
Watterson; Class A-Marion Pleasant(*)
1973: Class AAA-Warren Western Reserve; Class AA-Washington Court
House Washington; Class A-Newark Catholic
1974: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller; Class AA-Akron St.
Vincent-St. Mary; Class A-McDonald
1975: Class AAA-Lakewood St. Edward; Class AA-Cincinnati Wyoming;
Class A-Newark Catholic
1976: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller(*); Class AA-New
Lexington; Class A-Woodsfield Monroe Central
1977: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller(*); Class AA-Elyria
Catholic; Class A-Sullivan Black River
1978: Class AAA-Cincinnati Princeton(*); Class AA-Cincinnati
Wyoming; Class A-Newark Catholic(*)
1979: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller(*); Class AA-St.
Marys Memorial; Class A-Mogadore(*)
1980: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller(*); Class AA-Orrville;
Class A-Mogadore
1981: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller; Class AA-Youngstown
Cardinal Mooney; Class A-Waynesville
1982: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller(*); Class AA-Urbana;
Class A-West Jefferson(*)
1983: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller; Class AA-Urbana;
Class A-Mogadore
1984: Class AAA-Cincinnati Archbishop Moeller; Class AA-Elyria
Catholic(*); Class A-Newark Catholic(*)
1985: Class AAA-Cincinnati Princeton; Class AA-Louisville St. Thomas
Aquinas; Class A-Mogadore
1986: Class AAA-Centerville; Class AA-Ironton; Class A-Delphos
Jefferson
1987: Division I-Cleveland St. Joseph; Division II-Minerva; Division
III-Youngstown Cardinal Mooney(*); Division IV-Gahanna
Columbus Academy(*); Division V-Newark Catholic(*)
1988: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius(*); Division II-Steubenville;
Division III-Ironton; Division IV-Gahanna Columbus Academy;
Division V-Archbold(*)
1989: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius(*); Division II-Fostoria;
Division III-Cincinnati Academy of P.E.; Division IV-
Wheelersburg(*); Division V-Sandusky St. Mary Central Catholic
1990: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius; Division II-St. Marys
Memorial(*); Division III-Mentor Lake Catholic; Division IV-
Campbell Memorial; Division V-St. Henry(*)
1991: Division I-Cincinnati Princeton; Division II-Fostoria(*); Division
III-Cincinnati Academy of P.E.; Division IV-Akron Manchester;
Division V-Newark Catholic(*)
1992: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius(*); Division II-Fostoria; Division
III-Mentor Lake Catholic(*); Division IV-Akron Manchester;
Division V-Newark Catholic
1993: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius(*); Division II-Fostoria; Division
III-Ironton; Division IV-Aurora; Division V-St. Henry
1994: Division I-Euclid; Division II-Celina; Division III-Steubenville;
Division IV-Germantown Valley View(*); Division V-Versailles(*);
Division VI-Delphos St. John’s
1995: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius(*); Division II-Celina;
Division III-Hillsboro; Division IV-Orrville; Division V-Cincinnati
Mariemont; Division VI-St. Henry(*)
1996: Division I-Troy; Division II-Akron Springfield; Division III-
Mentor Lake Catholic; Division IV-Germantown Valley View(*);
Division V-Versailles; Division VI-St. Henry
1997: Division I-Canton McKinley(*); Division II-Defiance(*); Division
III-Minerva; Division IV-Germantown Valley View(*); Division
V-Marion Pleasant; Division VI-Delphos St. John’s(*)
1998: Division I-Upper Arlington; Division II-Chardon; Division
III-Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit; Division IV-Germantown
Valley View; Division V-Liberty Center; Division VI-Delphos St.
John’s(*)
1999: Division I-Grove City; Division II-Dover; Division III-Poland
Seminary(*); Division IV-Youngstown Cardinal Mooney; Division
V-Bedford St. Peter Chanel; Division VI-Delphos St. John’s(*)
2000: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius; Division II-Youngstown Chaney;
Division III-Portsmouth; Division IV-Sandusky Perkins; Division
V-Liberty Center; Division VI-Delphos St. John’s
2001: Division I-Cincinnati Colerain; Division II-Avon Lake; Division
III-Sunbury Big Walnut; Division IV-Ironton; Division V-Bedford
St. Peter Chanel(*); Division VI-Mogadore
2002: Division I-Warren Harding; Division II-Louisville; Division III-
Akron Buchtel; Division IV-Coldwater; Division V-Marion
Pleasant(*); Division VI-Maria Stein Marion Local
2003: Division I-Warren Harding; Division II-Avon Lake(*); Division
III-Steubenville; Division IV-Versailles(*); Division V-Marion
Pleasant; Division VI-Columbus Grove(*)
2004: Division I-Cincinnati Colerain; Division II-Avon Lake; Division
III-Steubenville; Division IV-Coldwater; Division V-Amanda-
Clearcreek; Division VI-Bascom Hopewell-Loudon
2005: Division I-Cincinnati St. Xavier(*); Division II-Avon Lake;
Division III-Steubenville(*); Division IV-Coldwater(*); Division
V-Patrick Henry(*); Division VI-Dola Hardin Northern
2006: Division I-Cincinnati Colerain; Division II-Ashland; Division III-
Steubenville; Division IV-Youngstown Cardinal Mooney; Division
V-North Lima South Range; Division VI-Covington
2007: Division I-Cincinnati St. Xavier(*); Division II-Columbus St.
Francis DeSales; Division III-Canal Fulton Northwest; Division
IV-Youngstown Cardinal Mooney; Division V-Maria Stein Marion
Local(*); Division VI-Bascom Hopewell-Loudon
2008: Division I-Cleveland Glenville; Division II-Columbus St. Francis
DeSales; Division III-Thornville Sheridan; Division IV-Coldwater;
Division V-Youngstown Ursuline; Division VI-Bascom Hopewell-
Loudon
2009: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius; Division II-Louisville; Division
III-Youngstown Cardinal Mooney(*); Division IV-Kettering
Archbishop Alter(*); Division V-Patrick Henry; Division VI-
Delphos St. John’s
2010: Division I-Cleveland Glenville; Division II-Columbus Marion-
Franklin; Division III-Alliance Marlington; Division IV-
Clarksville Clinton-Massie; Division V-Youngstown Ursuline(*);
Division VI-Delphos
2011: Division I-Hilliard Davidson; Division II-Trotwood-Madison(*); Division III-Steubenville; Division IV-Kenton; Division V-Lima Central Catholic; Division VI-Berlin Center Western Reserve
2012: Division I-Lakewood St. Edward; Division II-Cincinnati Turpin; Division III-Napoleon; Division IV-Columbus Bishop Hartley; Division V-Coldwater(*); Division VI-Mogadore
2013: Division I-Cincinnati Colerain; Division II-Zanesville; Division III-Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary(*); Division IV-Kenton; Division V-Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Division VI-Kirtland(*); Division VII-Maria Stein Marion Local(*)
2014: Division I-Hudson; Division II-Perrysburg; Division III-Hubbard; Division IV-Kettering Archbishop Alter; Division V-Canton Central Catholic; Division VI-Kirtland; Division VII-Maria Stein Marion Local(*)
2015: Division I-Lakewood St. Edward (*); Division II-Perrysburg; Division III-Cleveland Benedictine; Division IV-Middletown Bishop Fenwick; Division V-Coldwater (*); Division VI-Maria Stein Marion Local; Division VII-Danville
2016: Division I-Cincinnati Colerain; Division II-Avon; Division IIIToledo Central Catholic; Division IV-Kettering Archbishop Alter; Division V-Wheelersburg; Division VI-Maria Stein Marion Local (*); Division VII-Covington
2017: Division I-Cleveland St. Ignatius; Division II-Avon; Division III-Trotwood-Madison; Division IV-Steubenville; Division V-Pemberville Eastwood; Division VI-Maria Stein Marion Local; Division VII-Norwalk St.Paul
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I believe the PB museum is still in the planning stages, adjacent to the indoor practice facility!
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Have nots?
Come to North Bend Road and check out our state championship trophy's.
Come to Massillon and check everything about the program (eg.: stadium, indoor practice facility, pressbox preferred, indoor seating, etc.) including the state champioship trophies, that no school has come close to equaling!
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Mod needs to come in and wipe out the monthly LS v. Massillon argument.