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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2007
Page
2
Southwestern prepares for 2006 with a 4-6 overall record and 3-4 in conference play. Coach Mike Ptacek enters his third season directing a team returning 15 lettermen and 13 starters, aiming to sharpen depth and experience.
The 2006 season’s closing four games saw North Olmsted score a total of 14 touchdowns. Key players and opponents varied, but the team consistently crossed the end zone, reflecting a strong late-season offensive push.
Steve MacDonald finished third in the Division 1 state track and field championships last spring with a 22 15 distance. The event showcased sharp field performances and strong regional competition.
Coach Mike Ptacek notes Steve MacDonald, star Eagles wide receiver, can also quarterback. He did so in a 9-7 victory over Westlake in 2006, though not like Dan Marino. North Olmsted ran 53 times and attempted four passes, MacDonald 1 for 3 with a 17 yard completion to Steve Cttlein.
Jordan Hopple, a two sport athlete from North Olmsted, is expected to see more field time at wide receiver and cornerback after track success this spring. Coach Mike Ptacek cites Hopple's 200-meter speed and conference title as key gains. He will compete behind veterans MacDonald and Price, contributing to a fast team in the conference.
North Olmsted former playoff hopefuls aim to convert game-breaking speed into points after an 8-4 2005 year, with coach Mike Ptacek praising depth and returners like Steve MacDonald, Keith Troyer, and John Taylor to fuel an improved offense and resilient defense this fall.
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