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1971 Bucks
The 1971 Bucks went 5-3-1 on the season under Head Coach Mike Lewis. Co-Captains were Bruce Kerns, George Houghtaling, Dean Frombaugh, Jim Jarolimek, and Neil Nitenbach. All Medina County 1st Team members were George Houghtaling, Neil Nitenbach, and Tim Schaefer.
All Inland Conference members were Jim Jarolimek, Neil Nitenbach, and Tim Schaefer. All Akron Beacon Journal 1st Team went to George Houghtaling, Jim Jarolimek, Neil Nitenbach, and Tim Schaefer. Nitenbach was the Most Valuable Player.
The 1972 Bucks went 6-3 on the season under Head Coach Mike Lewis. Co-Captains were Tim Schaefer, Scott Shelton, and Bill Ross. Smithville leaves the Inland Conference. Tim Schaefer was named Most Valuable Player, and was the 6th Buck to be Medina County's Leading Scorer with 110 points. All Medina County 1st Team honors went to Tim Schaefer, Larry Mull, and Steve Union. Garnering 1st Team Inland Conference honors were Tim Schaefer, Bill Ross and Steve Union.
The 1973 Bucks went 7-2-1 on the season under Head Coach Mike Lewis. Co-Captains were Steve Union, Tom Keller, Mike Culp, Paul Schaefer, and Kerry Cullin. The schedule was expanded to 10 games for the 1st time. Cloverleaf is added to the schedule.
Co-Most Valuable Players were Steve Union and Bob Casper. All Inland Conference 1st Team members were Tom Keller, Bob Casper, Steve Union and Tom Kruse. All Akron Beacon Journal 1st Team players were Tom Keller and Steve Union. While Medina County Gazette 1st Team players were Tom Keller, Bob Casper, and Steve Union.
1967 Bucks
The 1967 Bucks went 3-6 on the season under Head Coach Dick Keeman. Co-Captains were John Maringer and Anthony Thomas.
Most Valuable Player was Bruce Moehle, who was also 1st Team All Medina County. Top Scholar Award Winner was Richard Maringer. The Weight Lifting Club was established during this season.
The 1990 Bucks went 5-5 on the season under Head Coach Dick James. Assistant Coaches Doug James, Jack Nutter, Rich Dodson, and Jeff Smith. They scored 164 points, while giving up 149. QB Don Van Drei was 75 of 166 for 1,090 yards with 9 TD's and 14 INT's. James Farley was the leading receiver with 18 recptions for 329 yards and 24 points.
Ted Dunlay led all rushers with 504 yards on 101 attempts, with 7 TD's and 42 points scored. Ted Dunlay led all tacklers with 100 tackles. Dunlay was the Most Valuable Player and the Golden Bucks Award Winner.
