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The 1986 Bucks went 2-8 on the season under Head Coach George Hammond. Assistant Coaches Gary Cox, Steve Hansen, Dan Huff, and Jim Sandor. The Bucks scored 95 points, while giving up 144.
QB Bob Puls was 24 of 113 for 329 yards with 3 TD's and 8 INT's. Joe Dorsey was the leading receiver with 11 recptions for 124 yards.
Joe Dorsey led all rushers with 911 yards on 164 attempts, with 7 TD's and 44 points scored. Mark Casteel led all tacklers with 105 tackles.
Most Valuable Player was Joe Dorsey and the Golden Buck Award Winner was Scott Starman.
The 1989 Bucks went 6-4 on the season under Head Coach Dick James. Assistant Coaches Doug James, Mike Lewis, Jack Nutter, and Rick Dodson. The Bucks scored 161 points, while giving up 171.
QB Jason Winebrenner was 67 of 187 for 915 yards with 13 interceptions. Ted Dunlay was the leading receiver with 24 receptions for 317 yards.
Scot Asvestas led all rushers with 626 yards on 147 attempts. Ted Dunlay led all tacklers with 105 tackles.
Most Valuable Player was Ted Dunlay and the Golden Buck Award Winner was Jeff Kay.
The 1988 Bucks went 5-5 on the season under Head Coach Dick James. Assistant Coaches Gary Cox, George Hammond, Dan Huff, Doug James and Jeff Smith. The Bucks scored 202 points, while giving up 148.
QB Darrin Copperman was 33 of 85 for 523 yards with 5 INT's. Tim Knipl was the leading receiver with 11 recptions for 170 yards, with 5 TD's and 30 points.
Kevin Lapina led all rushers with 720 yards on 147 attempts, with 10 TD's and 60 points scored. Kevin Lapina led all tacklers with 118 tackles.
Most Valuable Player was Kevin Lapina and the Golden Buck Award Winner was Aaron Relitz.
The 1987 Bucks went 8-2 and were Inland Conference Champs under Head Coach Dick James. Assistant Coaches Gary Cox, George Hammond, Dan Huff, Doug James and Jeff Smith. The Bucks scored 179 points, while giving up 80.
QB Daryn Winebrenner was 34 of 89 for 652 yards with 9 INT's. Scott Farren was the leading receiver with 8 recptions for 172 yards.
Howard Mack led all rushers with 471 yards on 95 attempts, with 4 TD's and 24 points scored. Jeff Kay led all tacklers with 89 tackles. Scott Farren set the School Season Record for interceptions with 16. Most Valuable Player was Scott Farren and the Golden Buck Award Winner was Jeff Naples.
The 1978 Bucks went 6-4 on the season under Head Coach Ken Woodruff. Assistant Coaches Andy Burnett, Jack Bowers, Dick James, Joe Widman, and Terry Reynolds. The Bucks scored 217 points, while giving up 92.
QB Ken Engel was 14 of 55 for 242 yards with 3 TD's and 6 INT's. Todd Tighe was the leading receiver with 4 recptions for 93 yards and 1 TD. Ron Brant led all rushers with 1,562 yards on 258 attempts, with 18 TD's and 108 points scored. Mike Reusch was the leading tackler with 100 tackles. Co-MVP's were Mike Reusch & Ron Brant. The Inaugural Golden Buck Award winner was Eric Striker.
