2004 Football
The members of the 2004 varsity football team include (front row) William Shannahan, Jefferey Cole, Jonathan Vidmar, Matthew VanderWeit, Joseph Batir, Zachary Bain, Matthew Todd, Christopher Petru; (second row) Stephen Bessette, Benjamin Studer, Michael Budzinkski, Chad Davenport, Jordan Shafer, Jeffery Photakis, Kyle Kiper, Travis Murray, Shuan Avery, Adam Leggero, Alex Pickett, Michael Smania, Josua Baily; (third row) assistant coach Phil Harding, assistant coach Bob Tyrell, assistant coach Ray Liberatore, assistant coach Cory Dillon, assistant coach Paulie Forsythe, head coach Bert Kooi, assistant coach Harell Watts, assistant coach Rob Torcia, assistant coach Frank Yudzentis, assitant coach Travis Sievers, assistant coach Jim Boyter, assistant coach Rob Wendlick; (fourth row) assistant coach Mike Assaf, Michael Voitik, Patrick Chmielewski, Michael Boyd, Matthew Sharp, Timothy Salmi, Dustin Heap, Ryan Voitik, Brian Krakowski, Seam Lesniak, assistant coach Paige Schoolman; (fifth row) Brandon Smith, Jason Heckler, Kyle Harris, Michael Olin, Stephen Erickson, Vincent Maugeri, Michael Offerman, Jonathan Carlson, Thomas Cerven, Robert Fisher; (back row) Brad Roensch, Adam Kimble, Brian Selman, Michael Pieper, Keith Cook, Steven Keers, Samuel Gilberg, Edward Dahman, and Cole Tyrell.
Overall Record 4-5
Overall Record 4-5
Conference Record 2-3
The 2004 varsity football team went back and forth throughout the year. It was the first year at Minooka for new head coach Bert Kooi. The team played well together in winning the final game of the regular season against Plainfield Central.
Page researched by Daevion Hogan-Berry, 2021
Page researched by Daevion Hogan-Berry, 2021
Head Coach: Bert KooiAssistant Coaches: Phil Harding, Bob Tyrell, Ray Liberatore, Cory Dillon, Paulie Forsythe, Harell Watts, Rob Torcia, Frank Yudzentis, Travis Sievers, Jim Boyter, Rob Wendlick, Mike Assaf, Paige Schoolman
Home Field: MCHS Central Campus, 301 S. Wabena Ave, Minooka Conference: Suburban Prairie South
2004-05 Yearbook
Home Field: MCHS Central Campus, 301 S. Wabena Ave, Minooka Conference: Suburban Prairie South
2004-05 Yearbook
Sources: IHSA.org, 2004-05 MCHS yearbook, Peace Pipe Chatter, MaxPreps.com