ABOUT
A three-sport letter winner in football, basketball and track. Earned 2nd team All-Steel Valley and honorable mention All- Trumbull County In 1958 for football as a junior. He captured first team All- Steel Valley honors for football in 1959 and first team All-Steel Valley honors for basketball in 1960. His outstanding performance in the 1959 football season resulted in breaking the GHS rushing record, previously set by James Lambert, with his 1,002 yards. He went on to attend Iowa University and won the prestigious Freshman Award in 1960. He would also attend KentState University and playfootball there as well.
accomplishments
- Earned three varsity letters in football, basketball, and track, showcasing his versatility and athleticism across multiple sports.
- Achieved recognition for his football skills, being named to the 2nd team All-Steel Valley and receiving honorable mention All-Trumbull County in 1958 as a junior.
- Solidified his football prowess by securing first team All-Steel Valley honors for football in 1959, highlighting his exceptional performance on the field.
- Earned another first team All-Steel Valley accolade, this time in basketball, during the 1960 season, showcasing his skills on the basketball court.
- Achieved a significant milestone by breaking the GHS rushing record in the 1959 football season, amassing an impressive 1,002 yards, surpassing the previous record set by James Lambert.
- Continued his athletic journey by attending Iowa University, where he stood out by winning the prestigious Freshman Award in 1960, demonstrating his impact as a newcomer to the collegiate level.
- Furthered his football career at Kent State University, where he continued to contribute his talents on the field.
- His achievements and contributions across football, basketball, and track underscore his dedication, skill, and versatility as an athlete.
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