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The members of the 1994 boys varsity football team include (front row) K. Arnold, D. Brower, B. Youngblood, C. Coop, B.J. Richardson, B. Simms, R. Mau, J. Kerr, E. Jursinic, S. Church; (second row) M. Offerman, J. Whiteside, assistant coach Mike Briscoe, assistant coach Rob Torchia, head coach Dan Sharp, assistant coach Frank Whalen, assistant coach Stan Tischer, J. Dedin, M. Baytala; (third row) B. Lundeen, B. Freeman, T. Stevens, J. Schladenhauffen, K. West, M. Fellows, D. Carey, M. Teiber, P. Hoffman, R. Hughes; (fourth row) B. Wallace, J. Ashley, M. Kuban, R. Simonich, E. Bernhard, K. Knezetic, K. Stevens, J. Farrar, E. Krause; (fifth row) M. Ross, M. Orr, G. Sheets-Poling, D. Byers, J. Pope, M. Prosise, K. Robinson, and R. Canole.
Overall Record 6-4
Overall Record 6-4
Conference Record 6-2
In 1994 the varsity football team won a huge victory over Morris, who was ranked No. 1 at the time. The were strong enough to make the playoffs for the first time in five years, where they lost to Sterling in the first round.
Page researched by Thomas Frobes, 2022
Page researched by Thomas Frobes, 2022
Head Coach: Dan SharpAssistant Coaches: Mike Briscoe, Rob Torchia, Frank Whalen, Stan Tischer
Home Field: MCHS, 301. S. Wabena Ave, Minooka IHSA Class: 4AConference: Little 7
All-Conference Athletes: (first team) Tim Stevens, Ray Canole, Mark Prosise, Paul Hoffman, Ryan Simonich, Mike Teiber
1994-95 Yearbook
Home Field: MCHS, 301. S. Wabena Ave, Minooka IHSA Class: 4AConference: Little 7
All-Conference Athletes: (first team) Tim Stevens, Ray Canole, Mark Prosise, Paul Hoffman, Ryan Simonich, Mike Teiber
1994-95 Yearbook
Sources: 1994-95 MCHS yearbook, IHSA.org
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