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1953 Bucks
The 1953 Bucks went 6-0-1 on the season under Head Coach Harold Scrivens, Asst. Coach Haury. MVP of the '53 Squad was Ray Kemp. They were Medina County Co-Champs with Brunswick. Coach Scrivens broke his hand in the celebration at the Doylestown game when the Bucks won to gain a tie with Brunswick for the championship.
The 1999 Bucks went 4-6 on the season under Head Coach Jeff Ladner. They scored 175 points while giving up 232.
QB Dustan Dolata was 21 of 57 for 379 yards with 4 TD's and 5 INT's. Seth Kujat was the leading receiver with 11 recptions for 255 yards, 4 TD and 24 points. Ryan Ries led all rushers with 703 yards on 101 carries 3 TD's and 21 points scored. Tim Bonds was the Golden Buck Award winner.
The 1960 Bucks went 8-0-1 on the season under Head Coach John Murphy, Asst. Coach Bill Kovalchek. Co-Captains were Tom Masters and Bill Kramer. The Bucks won their 1st Inland Conference Championship.
Named to the All Inland Conference 1st team were Kent Stone, Bill Kramer, Tom Masters, Tim Steingass, Steve Dina, Bob Steingass, and Jim Devine.
All Medina County first team members were Tim Steingass, Tom Masters, and Bill Kramer. Masters was also All-Ohio Honorable Mention.
Medina County scorer's were led by Tom Masters, 1st with 112 points, Steve Dina 2nd with 82 points, and Kent Stone 3rd with 52 points.
This team gave up only 38(4.2 Pts/Game) points in their 9 games, while scoring 374(41.6 Pts/Game) and posting 5 shutouts.
1954 Bucks
The 1954 Bucks went 7-2 on the season under Head Coach Harold Scrivens and Assistant Coach Haugh. Captain was Ray Kemp, who was also the Most Valubale Player of the '54 Squad. They suffered their first loss ever against Highland after 13 games. The Bucks played their Home Games in 1954 at Brunswick.
The 1959 Bucks went 3-5-1 on the season under Head Coach John Murphy, Asst. Coach John Sbatella. Co-Captains were Cliff Marcellus and Frank Lukuch. Named to the All Medina County All-Star First Team was Cliff Marcellus. All Inland Conference First Team members were Bill Kramer and Tim Steingass.
Then Baldwin Wallace Head Coach, and father of present Ohio State Coach Jim Tressel, Lee Tresser spoke at the Awards Banquet. Lou Stoskopf would play at Baldwin Wallace after graduation.
