2011/2012 Winter Sports Schedules

2011/2012 Massillon Tiger Boys Basketball Schedule

2011/2012 Massillon Tiger Girls Basketball Schedule

FRESHMAN SCHEDULE

Beat McKinley Week Actvities

Please reply to this thread with any events you know taking place this week.

Here is a list of things I know that are taking place during McKinley Week

McKinley Week October 24 - October 29th

October 24 Monday

2011 Massillon/McKinley Blood Battle - 12:00-7:30pm at the Massillon Recreation Center.

*Come to donate and enjoy free gifts and tons of free food!

*******Note - any Massillon Proud user that posts a photo of themselves participating at this event will receive a Massillon Tiger T-Shirt from Howard's Tiger Rags (contact me for info). please post photos in this thread. The T-Shirt WILL NOT be given away at the donation locations!!!

8:30-6:00pm Massillon/McKinley Blood Battle - Aultman West on Wales Rd.

2:40 pm Obie visits Gorrell Elementary. Wear Your Crazy Socks!!!!

October 25 Tuesday

8am - 1:30pm Massillon/McKinley Blood Battle - WHS Auxillary Gym

8:30-6:00pm Massillon/McKinley Blood Battle - Aultman West on Wales Rd.

12:00 pm Touchdown Club @ Eagles 190 - with MTSB

7:00 pm Booster Club Meeting and Rally - WHS Auditorium - with MTSB

October 26 Wednesday

6:00 pm Freshman vs McKinley @ PBTS

8:30am-6:00pm Massillon/McKinley Blood Battle - Aultman West on Wales Rd.

October 27 Thursday

8:30am-6:00pm Massillon/McKinley Blood Battle - Aultman West on Wales Rd.

6:00 pm Freshman vs McKinley @ PBTS

6:00pm - 8:00pm WHS Open House

7:00 pm - MTSB Beat McK show - Main Gym @ WHS

October 28 Friday

7:30 - Beat McK Parade and Bonfire

8:30am-6:00pm Massillon/McKinley Blood Battle - Aultman West on Wales Rd.

Friday the MTSB will be marching around town, MMS, MDD, Laurels, and various elementary schools.

October 29 Saturday

BEAT MCKINLEY!!!!

Massillon @ Canton McKinley - Fawcett Stadium - 2:00 pm

Radio coverage of game:

WTIG AM 990 - www.espn990.com

WHBC AM 1480 - www.WHBC.com

ISportsNow Tiger Sports Network - www.isportsnow.com

TV coverage

WHBC Game of the week:

Time Warner Cable NEON Channel 23

Massillon Cable Channel 22 or 21 : LIVE

WIVM Channel 52 (Time Warner Digital Channel 989 in Stark County and Channel 4 in Tuscarawas, Holmes and Carroll Counties)

The games will also be available on Time Warner’s ON DEMAND feature Channel 411 and on Massillon Cable’s ON DEMAND feature Channel 1.

Online Coverage - streaming audio and video

www.espn990.com

Www.WHBC.com

Www.isportsnow.com

Massillon Tiger Football Booster Club BINGO

Massillon - McKinley WEEK!!

Massillon @ Canton McKinley - OCTOBER 29th - 2:00 PM - Fawcett Stadium

Meet the 2011-12 Basketball Coaches Night...

Meet the 2011-12 Basketball Coaches Night...

The Massillon Basketball Booster Club will host the "Meet the Coaches Night" at the Eagles #190 on October 19, 2011 beginning at 6:30 p.m. and the cost is $5.00 a person. Plan on attending and ask your new coach questions about the upcoming season. GO TIGERS!!

Students GET IN FREE and RIDE FREE - Stubenville Game

From the Independent:

MASSILLON — Washington High School has received a donation of five charter buses for students to travel to Steubenville for Friday’s football game between the Tigers and Big Red. The bus trip includes a free seat on the bus and a free ticket into the game.


Students will have to sign up with Mr. Pachis in room D100 at WHS. Students will also need to have a permission slip filled out and an Emergency Medical Form on file. Students will not be permitted to bring book bags or food and beverages on the bus. The buses will leave from WHS at 4:15 p.m. and will return at approximately midnight.

Students will have to ride the bus to and from the football game. No exceptions! Each bus will have adult chaperones on board. If you have any questions, contact Washington High School at 330-830-3901.

2011 Massillon Tigers @ Steubenville - Week 9

Next Massillon Tiger Game: October 21st, 2011 - 7:00 PM @ Steubenville Stadium

                                                      

Next Game: 2011 @ Steubenville (8-0)

Last Game: Massillon (7-1) defeated Warren Harding (1-7) 24-7 - GAME STATS

Check Computer Point Standings @ http://www.joeeitel.com/hsfoot/2011region_2.html

Know Your Opponent Game 9

2011 Steubenville Big Red Football Preview
Head Coach: Reno Saccoccia
Mascot: Big Red
Colors: Red/White/Black
Division: III 2010 Record: 8-3 - Lost 1st Round 2010 Playoffs
 
Playoff History
Appearances: 22
Playoff Record:45-20
State Championships: 3 (1984,2005,2006)

Last Two Meetings
2010 - Massillon 28 Stuebenville 7 - @ Massillon
2009 - Stuebenville 13 Massillon 3 - @ Steubenville

Series Record
1930-2010 - Massillon Leads Series (38-4-2)

Steubenville 2011 Schedule:

http://www.wtov9.com/steubenville-big-red/index.html
http://extras.heraldstaronline.com/pigskin/fball1.pdf
http://www.rollredroll.com/football.htm
http://www.hsconnect.com/page/conten....html?nav=5012

PACK PBTS - Massillon vs. Warren Harding - Buy 1 Get 1 Free!!!!

This Thursday night the Massillon Tigers will play their final regular season home game of the season.  This season the Tigers are off to a 6-1 start and are in the toughest stretch of their schedule. Following a dismantling of Red Lion (DE) last week 37-16 the Tigers will now face Warren Harding, Steubenville and arch rival McKinley in consectutive weeks as they try to make their way to the OHSAA playoffs.

Massillon City Schools and the Massillon Tigers want to PACK PBTS this week for a LIVE televised game on Fox Sports Ohio (Massillon Cable Channel 31).

All pre-sale adult general admission tickets for Thursdays game will be BUY 1 GET 1 FREE!!!!!! while supplies last.

******NOTE********
Tickets will be regular price on gameday at the gate

Also the following events will be taking place during the game

1. Senior Night
2. Chic-Fil-A Night - Chic-Fil-A will be giving away coupons to everyone who walks through the gate for a free sandwich at the Dressler Rd. location.  For every coupon redeemed the Massillon Tiger Swing Band will receive $1.
3. Chic-Fil-A  will also be giving away two(2) prizes of Chic-Fil-A free for a YEAR!
4. Honoring the past teams of previous decades at half time - 41,51,61,71,81,91,01

What a great way to spend a Thursday evening!

Go Tigers!!!

Honoring Massillon Tiger teams from 41, 51, 61, 71, 81, 91 and 2001

A message from the Massillon Tiger Booster Club:
Due to senior night at this week’s game, Thursday, Oct. 13 against Warren Harding and the early start time due the game being televised the pregame ceremonies honoring past teams has been moved to half time. Players who played on 1941, 51, 61, 71, 81, 91 and 2001 can gather at the indoor facility during the first half of the game. I’m contacting you to let you know of the event and seeing if you would be able to attend the gathering. I’m also asking if you know how to contact any other players on the team that you would either contact them for me or send me contact information.

Huge win for the Tigers as they defeat Red Lion 37-14

The only thing that Ryne Moore didn't do was turn the lights off at PBTS when he left on Friday night. Moore did it all on the ground carrying the ball 34 times for 174 yards and 3 TDS. Moore is a special player and substitutes his size with great vision, patience, and speed. Watching Moore jitterbug his way into the open has become a very enjoyable site for the Tigers and Tiger fans alike.
The Tigers faced a tough test tonight. On the surface they had not played a complete game all season and the offense had not shown much more than a faded glimmer of explosiveness. Secondly, they were facing a team who throws rules to the wind and disbanded themselves from the Delaware High School Athletic Association in order to openly bring in any player they wish. Red Lion wants to gain National Recognition and by playing a national schedule their name is being heard.
Tonight Red Lion ran into a team that has been nationally recognized for many decades and the Tigers were not about to Let Red Lin springboard they super stardom at the Tigers expense.
The Tigers came out as ready to play as I have seen them in a few years. The defense played another GREAT game and the tackling tonight was SUPERB. Watchzing 11 guys swarm to the ball like they do makes you have a great feeling about this defenses chances against any team. The Tiger defense 1 st team again yielded 7 points and they continue to be the staple of this Tiger team.
The tigers scored early and often in the first half and made very few to no mistakes. Te offensive line protected extremely well and the play calling and execution of said plays was right on point. mcdaniels did a nice job of mixing the pass an the run. Tonight we saw a coming of age for this Tiger offense. The mixing in of Brody Tonn at the QB team really changes the speed ofmthe game and creates a great weapon.

The tigers need to keep the intensity for the next few weeks as they will be tested by Warren, @ Steubenville and @ McKinley.

Tigers got some playoff help tonight with Jackson losing to Boardman.

Go Tigers!!! beat Warren!!

Scoring
M-Moore 3 run (David kick)
M-Moore 1 run (David kick)
M-Moore 28 run (kick failed)
RL-Canteen 6 pass from Sills (Decloux kick)
M—Hendricks 89 pass from Kempt (David kick)
M—FG David 43
M—Harrison 70 pass from Kempt (David kick)
RL-Wilson 15 pass from Sills (Decloux kick)

Tonights Line Up vs. Red Lion

MASSILLON OFFENSE


Wide receiver: No. 1 Montel Harrison, 6-1, 165, Sr.
Left tackle: No. 64 Markus Daniels, 6-1, 240, Sr.
Left guard: No. 65 Steven Mead, 5-10, 195, Sr.
Center: No. 51 Ben Hampton, 6-0, 275, Sr.
Right guard: No. 54 Emmanuel Brantley, 6-0, 235, Jr.
Right tackle: No. 72 Chase Lash, 6-4, 300, Soph.
Tight end: No. 8 Tre Hendricks, 6-3, 200, Sr.
Wide receiver: No. 5 Justin Blake, 6-2, 180, Sr.
Quarterback: No. 7 Kyle Kempt, 6-5, 200, Jr.
Fullback: No. 41 Eric Copeland, 5-11, 195, Jr.
Tailback: No. 32 Ryne Moore, 5-8, 175, Jr.

MASSILLON DEFENSE

Defensive end: No. 33 Brandon Jackson, 6-1, 215, Sr.
Defensive tackle: No. 15 Chris Arndt, 6-3, 250, Jr.
Defensive tackle: No. 47 Azavier Robinson, 5-10, 210, Sr.
Defensive end: No. 48 Stefan Laury, 6-0, 230, Sr.
Outside linebacker: No. 2 Robbie Plants, 6-2, 215, Sr.
Inside linebacker: No. 27 Dillon Cowan, 5-8, 175, Jr.
Inside linebacker: No. 44 Kentrell Taylor, 6-0, 240, Jr.
Safety: No. 11 Garrett Kreiger, 5-10, 185, Sr.
Cornerback: No. 10 Brody Tonn, 6-0, 170, Jr.
Cornerback: No. 21 Gareon Conley, 6-2, 165, Jr.
Safety: No. 24 Alex Winters, 5-11, 185, Sr.

RED LION OFFENSE

Wide receiver: No. 19 Frederick Canteen II, 5-11, 150, Jr.
Left tackle: No. 66 Jamie Herr, 6-5, 270, Soph.
Left guard: No. 55 Khaliel Rodgers, 6-1, 280, Jr.
Center: No. 51 Manuel Serrano, 6-0, 268, Jr.
Right guard: No. 71 Terez Owens, 6-2, 290, Sr.
Right tackle: No. 75 Danair Hardrick, 6-0, 234, Jr.
Wide receiver: No. 3 Jahmere Irvin-Sills, 5-10, 155, Jr.
Wide receiver: No. 6 Daikiel Shorts, 6-0, 190, Jr.
Wide receiver: No. 11 Neiko Creamer, 6-3, 196, Jr.
Quarterback: No. 7 David Sills, 6-1, 160, Fr.
Running back: No. 24 Wendell Smallwood, 5-11, 190, Jr.

RED LION DEFENSE

Defensive end: No. 50 Eli Ankou, 6-3, 245, Sr.
Defensive tackle: No. 40 Kenny Bigelow, 6-3, 247, Jr.
Defensive tackle: No. 76 Calvin Hamilton
Defensive end: No. 75 Danair Hardrick, 6-0, 234, Jr.
Linebacker: No. 6 Daikiel Shorts, 6-0, 190, Jr.
Linebacker: No. 11 Neiko Creamer, 6-3, 196, Jr.
Linebacker: No. 32 Michael Gaynor
Cornerback: No. 8 Hakeem Harriott, 5-5, 150, Jr.
Strong safety: No. 21 Quashawn Lister, 5-8, 140, Jr.
Free safety: No. 9 Vashon Tucker, 5-8, 145, Soph.
Cornerback: No. 20 Brandon Watson, 5-9, 144, Soph

Massillon Proud - Technical Difficulties

Massillon Proud is currently experiencing some technical difficulties. Please be patient as I attempt to resolve the issues.

Thanks!
Eric

NOTE: Time Change - Warren Harding Game

The Warren Harding game will start at 7:00 PM, not 7:30PM as home games typically do.  This game will be broadcast on Fox Sports Ohio channel 32 on Massillon Cable.

Also be reminded that this is a THURSDAY night game.

Go Tigers!!

Massillon moves to 5-1 with victory over Akron Hoban 38-16

It was a dismal, cold, rainy day all day on Friday and it appeared that much of the same would continue for the game Friday night against Massillon and Akron Hoban.  The anticipation of this game on the schedule was bigger than what ultimately developed.  Better weather and a better record on the part of Akron Hoban (0-5) would have made this game much more interesting.  Only about 1500-2000 people were in attendance for the game held at Infocision Stadium on the campus of the University of Akron.  There was no need really for this game to be held at this large of a venue.

Massillon's defense again showed a bend but don't break attitude on the field tonight.  Hoban threw a lot of different looks at the Tigers, but in the end the Tigers would prevail 38-16 and forcing five Hoban turnovers.  Hoban had a heck of a time holding on to the ball tonight and five turnovers could have been eight very easily.  A dropped INT early in the first half and two fumbles that the Tigers couldn't get their hands on. The Tigers defense will have their hands full next week with what expects to be a VERY good Red Lion (DE) team.

The Tigers offense got on the board early, but in what has become regularity in the 2011 season, squandered very significant opportunities.  Following a blocked Hoban punt (Eric Copeland) deep in their own territory the Tigers kept the ball on the ground and punched in a TD carried by Alex Winters.  The Tigers would take an early 7-0 lead.  That would be all of the scoring that the Tigers would do in the first quarter.

In the second quarter the Tigers would take some chance to try and get some momentum.  A fake punt conversion by Brody Tonn would be a drive that eventually stalled due to a fumble which gave the ball back to Hoban.  Hoban would take advantage of that opportunity and drive the ball nearly 70 yards into the end zone tying the score at 7-7.

The Tiger Defense would force a turnover near the end of the half that should have resulted in the TD by Garrett Krieger, but was called back on a holding call at the 3 yard line.  The Tigers would go backwards on successive plays and the end result was a 46 yard field goal by Andrew David.  David's kick was true and the Tigers lead 10-7 going into half time.

In the third quarter the Tigers would blow the door open and would finally capitalize on the opportunities from turnovers.  The Tigers took the opening possession of the second half down the field quickly and Kempt would find Huffman for a 2 yard pass in the middle of the end zone for the TD.  Tigers lead 17-7.
The ensuing kick off resulted in a fumble by Hoban giving the Tigers great field position, but a missed 41 yard FG would end the drive after just 4 plays.

The turnover machine of Hoban kept giving the Tigers more opportunities.  2 plays following the missed FG Hoban would fumble again and the Tigers this time would punch it into the end zone.  4 plays following the fumble Brody Tonn found pay dirt and gave the Tigers a 24-7 lead.  The Tigers were now rolling.  The Tigers successfully converted an onside kick following this TD, but the end result of the drive was a punt.

The Tigers would later punch in a TD run of 55 yards by Ryne Moore and a 6 yard TD run by Jason Boykins while Hoban added a FG and a TD late in the contest.  Final score Tigers 38 Hoban 16.

The Tigers will face a tough test this week against Delaware Red Lion Christian Academy.  Watch for my Know Your Opponent coverage of Red Lion sometime this weekend.

Go Tigers!  Beat Red Lion!!

M-Winters 2 run (David kick)
H-Martter 8 pass from Orsini (McGee kick)
M-FG David 46
M-Huffman 2 pass from Kempt (David kick)
M-Tonn 1 run (David kick)
H—FG McGee 29
M—Moore 55 run (David kick)
M-Boykins 5 run (David kick)
H-James 3 run (kick failed)