CARDINGTON PIRATES FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 1948, 1950, 1952, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1970, 1977, 1979, 1988, 1990
CARDINGTON-LINCOLN FOOTBALL GAME NOTES 349 CHESTERVILLE AVE. CARDINGTON, OHIO 43315
HEAD COACH: JERRY WILLIAMS
WEEK 4
CARDINGTON @ Mount Gilead Friday, September 16, 2016 7:00 PM
TEAM COMPARISONS CARDINGTON Mascot: Pirates Head Coach: Jerry Williams (3rd Year, 13-10) Record: 2-1 Division: VI Computer Ranking (Region 21): 9th Mount Gilead Mascot: Indians Head Coach: Jason Ross (4th year, 12-21) Record: 2-1 Division: V Computer Ranking (Region 18): Tied for 14th
SERIES HISTORY This will be 70th meeBng between Cardington and Mount Gilead. The teams have met each year since 1947. The series is Bed at 34-34-1. The Pirates have won 8 of the last ten meeBngs including a 48-20 victory last year in Cardington.
2016 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent (rec.) Time/Result 8/26 @ Worth. ChrisBan (1-2) W, 49-13 9/2 Galion (1-2) W, 35-14 9/9 Ontario (1-2) L, 59- 34 9/16 @Mount Gilead (2-1) 7:00 P.M. 9/23 Centerburg (2-1) 7:00 P.M. 9/30 @Northmor (0-3) 7:00 P.M. 10/7 Elgin (HC) (0-3) 7:00 P.M. 10/14 East Knox (Sr. Night) (2-1) 7:00 P.M. 10/21 @Highland (0-3) 7:00 P.M. 10/28 @ Fredericktown (1-2) 7:00 P.M.
FIRST AND 10 • The Pirates dropped a tough contest to are larger, deeper Division IV Ontario team last week 59-34. It is the most points Cardington has scored in a loss since a 42-36 defeat at Fredericktown in 2014. • This game features the top two rushers in the MOAC in terms of average yards per carry. MG’s image: Donna Kill stats: MOACsports.com Jonah Barne+ is averaging 11.8 yards per carry and ChrisBan Huffman is averaging 10.0 yards per carry. • Devin Pearl is leading the league with 4 intercepBons in the first 3 games. • Luke McCarrell is 2nd in the MOAC in passing yards.
DID YOU KNOW? In Divisions I-VII there are 720 schools playing football in Ohio. Out of those 720 schools, there are 148 unbeaten teams aaer week three. There are 17 matches between unbeaten teams this Friday or Saturday. The only Ne between Cardington and Mount Gilead occurred in 1954. OHSAA has eliminated Nes in football. • Both Joe Eitel (h+p://www.joeeitel.com/hsfoot/) and Drew Pasteur (h+p:// www.fantasBc50.net) have excellent websites for those that love HS football. • The longest winning streak in the series is 7 by both teams. Cardington’s streak was in the middle of an unbeaten streak that lasted from 1950-1961 • The largest margin of victory in the Cardington v. Mount Gilead series is 61. The Pirates won 61-0 in 1989. • • • •
MOAC STANDINGS (LAST SEASON) BLUE DIVISION
Divison
CARDINGTON 0-0 Centerburg 0-0 Mount Gilead 0-0 East Knox 0-0 Fredericktown 0-0 Northmor 0-0 Highland 0-0 Elgin 0-0
Overall
2-1 2-1 2-1 2-1 1-2 0-3 0-3 0-3
Jon. Alder Pleasant North Union River Valley Fairbanks Buckeye Valley Galion Marion Harding
Division
0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0
Overall
3-0 3-0 3-0 2-1 2-1 1-2 1-2 0-3
SCHOOL INFORMATION
FUTURE NON-LEAGUE SCHEDULES
2017 Worthington ChrisNan 2019 @ Elgin CARDINGTON-LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL @ Galion TBD PRINCIPAL: JOSEPH MILLS @Ontario TBD ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: BILL CLAUSS 2018 Elgin ENROLLMENT: 272 TBD SCHOOL COLORS: RED AND BLACK TBD 2016 DISTRICT PERFORMANCE INDEX: 82.9
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RED DIVISION
MOAC BLUE MEMBER
Mount Gilead High School PRINCIPAL: Deb Clauss ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: ENROLLMENT: 354 SCHOOL COLORS: Purple and White 2016 DISTRICT PERFORMANCE INDEX: 77.4 MOAC Blue Member
“SUPER” NEWS AND NOTES FROM MR. PETRIE
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CARDINGTON-LINCOLN LOCAL SCHOOLS REPORT CARD HIGHLIGHTS
The release of the 2016 report card has sparked some concerns about achievement in ALL of Ohio’s schools. In terms of measures of academic achievement, 513 of the State’s 609 districts scored either a D or an F in the “Indicators Met” grade. This indicator directly speaks to the percentage of students who scored proficient in State assessments. For example, on 54% of the State’s 3rd grade students scored proficient or higher on the English Language Arts (ELA) Assessment. The State Board of EducaBon set the percentages needed to reach the indicator earlier in the year. For schools to meet the indicator in 3rd Grade ELA, 68% of their students would need to score proficient or higher. Of the 23 test areas here in Cardington (excluding the 11th Grade OGT), the STATE average on the assessment only exceeded the State Board’s threshold in ONE test.
ENCOURAGING NEWS
In the Value Added Component, known as PROGRESS, the District received it’s first ever “A” raNng. The progress component measures students’ growth from year to year. This marks a significant turnaround for our district. Cardington was the only district in Morrow County to score an “A” on this component.
The District exceeded the STATE average score in 13 of its 23 tests. The Green indicates that we met the indicator. Assessment
Cardington %
State Average %
% needed to reach indicator
3rd ELA
59.3
54
68
3rd Math
76.7
66
73
4th Math
73.4
69
72
5th Science
77.8
67
71
6th ELA
56.5
54
74
6th Math
60.0
56
74
6th Social Studies
84.7
61
68
7th ELA
59.8
53
74
7th Math
63.8
55
74
8th Science
67.6
64
70
HS Government
66.2
66
74
HS History
87.1
75
76
HS Biology
83.3
66
72
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