the official baseball of Minor League Baseball and the NCAA, and an approved baseball, basketball, football and softball of the National High School Federation. "I went to one game, they were playing for the championship, and Joe scored about 30 points.". So it's there that we begin our latest historical perspective, looking at the greatest teams from that era at the Jersey Shore. When he retired at Brick after the 2008 season, he was the all-time winningest coach in state history, with a 361-122-11 record. Page 178. On the '64 team, there were nine basketball players over six feet tall, who had been playing together since sixth grade. The six selectors recognized by the NCAA as "official" for the 1964 season are (1) the Associated Press (AP), (2) the United Press International (UPI), (3) the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), (4) the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA), (5) the Central Press Association (CP), and (6) the Newspaper Enterprise Association (NEA). He led the NFL in catches in 1979, made All-Pro in 81 and became a Super Bowl champion with Washingtonin 83. He then went on to play defensive back at Michigan State University. 18. 98. "Little Joe" wasnt that good of a football player, according to his pops. But their senior season began under a cloud. Box Scores of All Games Super-Sectionals Evanston (Twp.) Playing at tiny Whittemore-Prescott,he scored 97 career touchdowns and is fourth in all-time points scored with 632. As a receiver, he caught 34 passes for 887 yards and 11 touchdowns, while at defensive back, he intercepted 10 passes. Shaw was an academic all-American linebacker at Pennsylvania State Universityand is currently playing for the Tennessee Titans in his seventh NFL season. 57. RON KRAMER, DE, EAST DETROIT (1951-1953): One of the greatest football players and athletes in University of Michigan history, Kramer was an all-state player in high school and athree-time all-American whileat Michigan. Marriuci was an all-Upper Peninsula football and basketball player. Lane was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1974. He is second in career receiving yards with 3,666 and third in career touchdownreceptions with 42. He went on to play running back at the University of Michigan. MIKE KOSTER, WR, LOWELL (2002-2004):Even thoughLowell is known for running the ball, few receivers were as efficient as Koster. 16. 4 in the statewith two-way stars such as Rich Veth, Bob Capalbo, Jim Griffin and Wayne Rogers. DON COLEMAN, OL/DL, FLINT CENTRAL (1954): Coleman played only one year of high school football, but it wasmemorable, as he earned all-state honors and helped lead Flint Central to a state championship. We use cookies to provide you with a great experience and to help our website run effectively. 14. 62. St. Louis Post-Dispatch. Wheatley finished his career with 70 career touchdowns and 484 points and went on to success at the University of Michigan and with the NFLs Los Angeles Raiders. KEITH NICHOL, QB, LOWELL (2003-2006): Nichol enjoyed one of the most productive high school careers by a Michigan prep quarterback. Hill also finished sixth all-time in career rushingwith 6,910 yards before moving on to Michigan State University. 88. It was a time of tremendous growth in Monmouth and Ocean counties, with new rivalries forming as the level of play rose. Edison was led by All-Dade QB Kary Baker, who later became the first African-American . During his three years at Nouvel,he rushed for 6,336 yards. He was voted the United Press International (UPI) Player of the Year as both a junior and asa senior. St. Louis Post-Dispatch. BRENT CUMMINGS, RB, BELDING (1995-1998): Few offenses were as explosive as Beldings wing-T offense in the 1990s. State Records Baseball State Records Boys Basketball State Records Girls Basketball State Records A special thank you to Mr. Rusty Miller, a longtime member of the Associated Press, who graciously collected and supplied the football and basketball records to the OHSAA. 66. He holds the career record for receptions in the state with 214. With linebacker size and world-class speed,he was a threat to go the distance every time he touched the ball. 1. In 2009, he set the single-single passing yardage mark with 4,433 yards. He was a hulking offensive end and linebacker who dominated on both sides of the football. A member of the professional football Hall of Fame, Krause holds the NFL record for interceptions in a career with 81. Try 7 Days Free to get access to 837 million+ pages, 1965 Parade All-America High School Football Team (3rd Annual), Search the Largest Online Newspaper Archive. However, he was also a football standout, who earned high school all-American football honors and was a three-time all-stateplayer. The feedback so far has been incredible, but I need more as we move forward. 1 team. The only blemish came in a tie against Notre Dame of West Haven, Connecticut, which had won its states parochial title a year earlier. Eurick rushed for 984 yards and scored 20 touchdowns. JAKE LONG, OT, LAPEER EAST (2000-2002): Long was a dominant blocker in high school. 5. RYAN CUNNINGHAM, RB, FULTON (1992-1995): A bruising running back, Cunningham rushed for 5,337 yards during his career. JOHN BREASBOIS, QB, MERRILL (1997-1999): Merrill football was at the heart of the run-and-shoot offensive revolution that began to change the face of high school football in Michigan in the mid-1990s. Leading the way washalfback Billy Hess, one of the Shores top sprinters, who scored 12 touchdowns on offense and made several key interceptions on defense. 1964 Boys Summary. Those teams featured greats like Santana Moss, Stanford Samuels, Robert Sanford, Octavis Jackson, Bradley Jennings and Moses Washington. ROBERT JACKSON, RB, ALLENDALE (1973-1976): Jackson put up some gaudy numbers during his senior season in 1976, when he scored 217 points in nine games, an average of four touchdowns per game. JAY ACHTERHOFF, OL, MUSKEGON (1970-1971): Achterhoff anchored the offensive line for the unbeaten Muskegon team of 1971 that won the Class A state champion. Subscribe to The RJ Young Show on YouTube. 1974-ABCA/Rawlings All-America Teams: High School All-America First Team: Pos. He wasthe No. STEVE SMITH, QB, SWARTZ CREEK/GRAND BLANC (1978-1980): A high school all-American quarterback known for his outstanding, sprinter speed, Smith was an underrated passer. A three-time all-American in college, Marriuci led Northern Michigan University to the 1975 Division 2 National Championship. The list of names of PVIL products who went on to play pro football is damn near endless:AFL all-star wide receiver Jerry LeVias, San Diego Chargers great Ernie "Big Cat" Ladd,Canadian Football League running back Ray Dohn Dillon, Oakland Raiders trailblazer Eldridge Dickey,Raiders running back Allen Merchant, CFL champion halfback Leo Taylor. Back then, it wasn't uncommon for 6,000 fansor moreto ring the field fora big high school game, Offensive innovations were just beginning to take hold, and NFL and college games on television were becoming commonplace. A Little History This is the 132nd edition of the Walter Camp All-America team, the nation's oldest college football All-American team, and presented by 777 Partners. JOE DE LAMIELLEURE, OL,ST. CLEMENT CATHOLIC(1967-1969): One of the finest offensive guards to ever play the game, DeLamielleure was a six-time Pro Bowl player for the Buffalo Bills after graduating from Michigan State University. He went on to be a two-time all-Mid American Conference tight end at Western Michigan Universityand was a John Mackey Award finalist before moving on to the NFL with the Denver Broncos and theDetroit Lions. 1962 prep football all-star teams. For his two-year varsity career he totaled 4,418 yards and scored 70 career touchdowns. T.J. DUCKETT, QB/RB/LB, KALAMAZOO LOY NORRIX (1996-1998): A rare combination of size and speed, Duckett was a Parade all-American in 1998. Dick "Night Train" Lane (81), from the PVIL's L.C. Jokisch was the No. TE: Brock Bowers, second-team, Georgia WR: Charlie Jones, sixth-year, Purdue WR: Rashee Rice, fourth-year, SMU WR: Josh Downs, third-year, North Carolina AP: Zach Charbonnet, fourth-year, UCLA K:. Linebacker. 77. Stephen Edelson is an Asbury Park Press columnist: sedelson@gannettnj.com, HS Football: Greatest Shore teams of the 1960s, A look at the top high school football teams at the Jersey Shore from the 1960s, as well as a few from the 1950s, Greatest players ever at the Jersey Shore: the complete series, A golden era for Shore Conference football. St. Louis. 1916. Granata rushed for 5,655 yards during his career and finished with 553 career points. MARVIN WRIGHT, QB/DB, SAGINAW ARTHUR HILL (1990-1992): Arthur Hill was one of the premier teams in the state in the early 1990s, led by the dangerous Wright at quarterback. The 57 Hill totaled 103 career touchdowns, third all-time. 2 at the Shore behind Neptune. 36. Football. Walderzak was an all-state tackle, and he went on to play tackle infor University of Nebraska. Players and teams so great they took up permanent space in the memories of basketball fans. 48. Missouri. He went on to play at University of Michigan and at Western Illinois University before playing over a decade in the NFL with several teams. . It was also an age before the NJSIAA playoffs were adopted in 1974. As a sophomore, he passed for 2,125 yards and 26 touchdowns in leading the Red Arrows to the 2004 Division 2 state title. 3. He went on to play college football at UCLA, where tied a Rose Bowl record with four touchdowns against University of Iowa in 1986 before playing six years in the NFL with Cincinnati. This was the team that started it all for the program that put Ocean County football on the map, as the Green Dragons were perfect just three seasons after head coach Warren Wolf arrived at the new high school after a decade as an assistant at Memorial in West New York. He was so unstoppable as a high school senior that Parade magazine put him on the cover of its issue announcing the high school All-America team. The man dropped the worst slur in the English language but still felt obliged to give the players from Conroe credit. Birmingham Age-Herald He finished his career with 2,809 career receiving yards, sixth-most in state history. Oklahomas Barry Switzer won his recruitment. Graham was an all-American at University of Michigan and was drafted in the first round by the NFLs Philadelphia Eagles. He completed 31 of 50 passes for 465 yards in that semifinal game against Traverse City St. Francis. They closed the 1960 season with their 18th straight victory, beating Rumson-Fair Haven, 18-0, on Thanksgiving in front of a standing-room crowd of 6,500. 39. Every state has its high school basketball legends. 29. He also held the record for longest field goal for 13 yearsafter a 55-yard effort in 1981 vs. Farmington. Free shipping for many products! His junior year, he was third in the Heisman voting, and he finished fourth as a senior. Contents 1 Consensus All-Americans 2 All-American selections for 1960 2.1 Ends 2.2 Tackles 2.3 Guards As a junior,he led Brother Rice to the Class A state title and earned all-state honors the following year. Quarterback Dan Cole and flanker Dan Mancuso were key contributors on offense as well. During its 17-year span it produced the following results: 1963 - Niles - state champion; Massillon - 2nd place 1964 - Massillon - state champion; Canton McKinley - 2nd place Thanks to a 26-13 victory over Trenton Catholic, they were named the South Jersey Non-Public A champions. CARL BANKS, LB, BEECHER (1976-1979): A dominating defender and all-state player for the Buccaneers, Banks is one of the greatest high school players ever from the city of Flint. 1978. 2 Middletown, 14-8, in front of a crowd some estimates put at well over 10,000. In that game, halfback Sam Riello finished off a junior season in which he scored 120 points with a 117-yard, 20-carry effort against the Golden Eagles. Editor's Note: As part of FOX Sports' series of Black History Month Stories, writer RJ Young is examining the players, teams and moments that changed college and professional football. 83. He was voted MVP of the MAC in 1982. Here's a roundup of more. He holds both the career (46) and single-season (26) records for touchdown passes caught. Robinson also totaled a state-record 27 straight 100-yard rushing games. Jones was a standout in college at University of Colorado and is currently playing in theNFLfor the Green Bay Packers. Tom Treick Quarterback Derek Anderson, Scappoose Terry Baker, Jefferson Robert Kaiser Running back Colt Lyerla, Hillsboro Luke Staley, Tualatin Above: Staley Receiver Bob Newland, North Eugene J.J.. JON RUNYAN, OT, CARMAN-AINSWORTH (1995-1997): Runyan was a standoutin both track & fieldand football for the Cavaliers. He finished his career with 5,544 yards and totaled 552 points. Bryant then played at Ohio State Universityand Hofstra University and won a Super Bowl ring with the New England Patriots. A dominating offensive lineman,he went on to star at the University of Michigan and then in the NFL with the Philadelphia Eagles. Other selectors include Time magazine, Football News, and The Sporting News. North Carolina Team: Washington Year: 1979 Coach: Dave . The streak would eventually stretch to 32 straight games before it finally ended during the 1970 season. Leading the way were running back/defensive back Ed Jones, who went on to play for Rutgers, the Buffalo Bills and Edmonton Eskimos, winning five Gray Cups; quarterback Bob Abbot; and center Ray Veth, a two-time All-Shore selection. Pete Jelovic, Lake Catholic, Class of 1993 - Jelovic stepped in for injured quarterback Rick Trefzger (another worthy candidate) and led Lake. A dominating linebacker and fullback in high school, Bettis led Mackenzie to the West Division title in the Detroit PSL and to a state playoff berth. They also produced a hard-fought 7-6 win over Franklin. Prior to 1982 the following Newspapers and Agencies selected All-State Teams since 1916 when the first All-State team was chosen by the Birmingham News. They won the Shore Conference Class A title and were named Central Jersey Group III champions, with a defense that surrendered just 20 points and registered seven shutouts, including five straight to close the season. REGGIE MACKENZIE, OL, HIGHLAND PARK (1965-1967): The finest high school player ever produced at Highland Park, Mackenzie was a three-year starter at the University of Michigan and was an all-American in 1971. Johnson played 12 years in the NFL and was part of two Super Bowl championships with the New York Giants. He rushed for 2,680 yards and scored 248 points in 1996. 1963. Perry went on to be a an all-Pac 10 selection at Univversity of Southern California and was drafted in the first round by the Green Bay Packers. He signed with Purdue University,where he was a four-year starter before playing in the NFL for the Oakland Raiders. During the 1993 season he rushed for 2,783 yards. Ever since PARADE selected its first All America High School Football Team in 1963, the magazine has been discovering some of the greatest gridiron legends in history. Back then, point rankings determined sectional champions, sparking debate among fans and outrage from teams who often finished behind onesthey beat. He passed for 2,634 yards in 2002 and as a defensive back finished fourth all-time in the state with 24 career interceptions. 91. The newspapers agreed on the top awards for the ILH all-star team with Roosevelt quarterback Mike Lum the back of the year and Farrington guard Deroy Lavatai the lineman of the year. PETE METZELAARS, TE, PORTAGE CENTRAL (1975-1977): At 68, Metzelaars was a dominant receiver in high schoolwho earned all-state honors and led his team to the 1977 Class A state title game. 19. He was a five-time Pro Bowl player, who finished his career with 35 interceptions. 89. COOPER RUSH, QB, LANSING CATHOLIC(2009-2011): Few high school quarterbacks ever had a game like Rush did in the 2011 playoffs against Dowagiac. He was part of the Electric Company offensive line that blocked for O.J. 59. 38. In its December '57 issue, Scholastic Magazine gave Bruno a first-team berth on its High School All-America football team. He was a three-year starter at quarterback and wasall-state in both football and basketball. He went to University of Michigan, where he was part of the Wolverines 1998 National Championship team and finished his career third on the all-time tackles list with 265. Dec. 31. BRETT LESNIAK, RB, DOWAGIAC (1996-1997): Lesniak was the centerpiece of a Dowagiac team that dominated football in southwestern Michigan in the mid-1990s. He picked Michigan StateUniversityover the Universities of Michigan and Notre Dame and led it to the 1955 Rose Bowl title. The 1966 College Football All-America team is composed of various organizations that choose College All-America teams that season. Kubu would return to coach 22 seasons at Manasquan, winning 196 games an .820 win percentage as well as 10 state sectional championships and15 division titles and having six undefeated seasons. Frank Moaning was a member of the 1960 Bulldogs team that went undefeated. 93. 2012 Harbor City Narbonne. He also caught 189 career passes to place fourth on the career list and finished his career with 31 touchdown passes. 90. 61. At defensive end, he totaled 213 career tackles and added 11 quarterback sacks. He went on to play at Michigan State University and was drafted 18th overall in the NFL draft by the Atlanta Falcons. KERRY SMITH, RB, FOREST HILLS NORTHERN (1977-1978): An all-state running back in 1978, Smith helped lead Northern to the Class C state title. Dec. 27. How proposed rule changes could impact college football betting, NFL Draft: When pairing a QB and WR, 'familiarity breeds content', 2023 NFL Draft prospect rankings: 64 best available players, Bryce Young, CJ Stroud headline top 5 QBs ahead of NFL Draft, CFP committee adds 3 new members, including Hall of Fame coach Chris Ault, Will Anderson: Bijan Robinson 'toughest opponent I faced in college', Follow your favorites to get information about games, news and more, FOX SPORTS, SPEED, SPEED.COM & 2023 Fox Media LLC and Fox Sports Interactive Media, LLC. BRAD JONES, TE/LB, EAST LANSING (2001-2003): Jones was a dominant presence at linebacker with his combination of size and speed. It was part of the Parade All-American series that originated with boys basketball before branching to other sports. He went on to Michigan State University, where he was the first African-American football player. 55, Chicago (Crane) 53 (2 OT) Decatur (Stephen Decatur) 53, Arcola 37 Cobden 68, Pinckneyville 66 (3 OT) Galesburg (H.S.) 40. He was drafted fifth overall by the Los Angeles Rams in 1991 and was a two-time Pro Bowl player and member of the 1999 St. Louis Rams Super Bowl championship team. McDaniel has sprinter speed, and he won state titles in the 100- (10.46 seconds) and 200-meter dashes (21.20 seconds). 20. Coached by Hal Manson, the Warriors closed out their first perfect season in 11 years with a 19-0 win over Point Beach, and senior John Kenney ran for 222 yards and threw for another 72 yards. In 1971, with Joe Sr.s other son, Ken, at quarterback and "Little Joe" running the ball, Lincoln finished 11-1 with a district title. All rights reserved. 49. 1965 Parade All-America High School Football Team (3rd Annual) The Sporting News and Time magazine polled football scouts and coaches. Quarterback Tom Hughes was a threat running and throwing, while end Dick Hudak caught four touchdown passes. In 2002 he was rated the No. He went on to play at Northwestern University,where he was an all-Big 10 player and left as the fifth all-time rusher in school history. TERRY MCDANIEL, WR/RB, SAGINAW (1980-1982): A versatile speedster, McDaniel totaled 1,582 yards of total offense as a senior and was heavily recruited by Michigan and byMichigan State. Players such as Dick "Night Train" Lane, Gene Upshaw, Bubba Smith and "Mean" Joe Greene. 84. A large Group IV school at the time, Asbury Park hadonly onelocal opponent, Long Branch, playing the remainder of its games against the biggest schools in Central and North Jersey. All-Americans. RELATED:What Shore team has the most perfect seasons? Running back Doug Diecke and quarterback Vic Kubu, both juniors, were dubbed the Touchdown Twins, as the Warriors rolled to victories over Group IV schools like Asbury Park, Long Branch, Freehold and Middletown. He was one of the premier players in the state in 1997 and earned Parade and USA Today all-American honors. Belding reached its zenith when Cummings was piling up yards at a record clip. Follow him on Twitter at @RJ_Young. RICKY BRYANT, WR, FARMINGTON HARRISON (1995-1998): Bryant was a big-play receiver, who finished his career with 132 receptions for 2,665yards and 33 career touchdown receptions. He played in the NFL for the Green Bay Packers and the Detroit Lions.
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