Athletics
Walsh Jesuit Warriors
The young men and women enrolled at Walsh Jesuit have numerous opportunities to participate in a first-class athletic program. In fact, there are 28 team sports for our students to participate in. The school's 110-acre campus features beautifully maintained outdoor fields for football, baseball, softball, tennis, lacrosse, track, soccer, and a 5,000-meter cross country track while the school facility houses a 1,600-seat gymnasium, a field house, and a wrestling room. Walsh Jesuit is extremely proud of its athletic success, which includes amassing 44 state championships and seven national championships since the school opened its doors in 1965.
The Latest Scores . . .
Championships
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Team State Champions
Men's State Championships
Baseball - 1999, 2004, 2006, 2008
Cross Country - 1984, 2002
Football - 1999
Golf - 1990, 1991, 1996, 1997
Soccer - 1982, 1990, 2006
Wrestling - 1991, 1993, 1994, 1995,
1996, 1997, 1999, 2000
Women's State Championships
Basketball - 2005
Cheerleading - 2008
Golf - 2001, 2004, 2007
Lacrosse - 2006
Softball - 2002, 2004, 2016
Soccer - 2000, 2001, 2004, 2006, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016
Swimming - 2016 (Medley Relay)
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Team National Champions
Men's National Championships
Wrestling - 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996
Women's National Championships
Soccer - 2010, 2006, 2000 -
Individual State Champions
1980
Wrestling
Don Horning (98)
1981
Wrestling
Don Horning (98), Rick Robusto (105)
1982
Wrestling
Rick Robusto (112)
1990
Wrestling
Dan Leemaster (119), Mark Mollica (160)
1991
Wrestling
Mark Mollica (171), Clint Musser (112),
Eric Sabo (140)
1992
Wrestling
Clint Musser (119)
1993
Men's Golf
Ryan Armour
Wrestling
Jimmy Johnson (130), Adam Plouse (103)
1994
Wrestling
Jimmy Johnson (140), Clint Musser (145)
Scott Overholt (160)
1995
Wrestling
Jamie Groudle (171), Joe Heskett (135),
Jeff Knupp (215), Joe O'Neil (189),
Adam Plouse (125)
Women's T & F (High Jump)
Mary Varga
1996
Wrestling
Joe Heskett (145), Jeff Knupp (215),
Sonny Marchette (135), Brent Thompson (119)
1997
Women's Tennis (Doubles)
Chi Chi Njoku, Emily Senich
Women's T & F (High Jump)
Mary Varga
Wrestling
Brad Byers (119), Joe Heskett (152),
Jeff Knupp (189), Sonny Marchette (140),
Viktor Sveda (215)1998
Women's T & F (High Jump)
Mary Varga
Wrestling
Dan Rooney (103)
1999
Wrestling
Nate Daugherty (130)
2000
Wrestling
Nate Gulosh (125), P.J. Jones (171)
2001
Wrestling
Aaron Woodruff (145)
2002
Women's Tennis (Singles)
Brooke Nord
Wrestling
Josh Zupancic (119)
2005
Wrestling
Mike Pucillo (189), Dave Rella (152)
2006
Men's T & F (4x800 M Relay)
Tony Dipre, Dan Henry,
Jonathan Shepherd, Steven Testa
Wrestling
Dave Rella (160)
2007
Women's T & F (Shot Put)
Johnna Zaccari
2008
Wrestling
Chase Skonieczny (135)
2009
Wrestling
John DiJulius (119)
2011
Women's Swimming
Danielle Margheret
(100 Breaststroke)2014
Women's Swimming
Hanna Gresser
(100 Breaststroke)2015
Men's Swimming
Michael (Joey) Reilman
(100 Backstroke)Women's Swimming
Carly Hart
(100 Breaststroke)2016
Women's Swimming
Hanna Gresser
(200 Individual Medley,
100 Breaststroke)
2017
Wrestling
Matt Fields (126)
Track & Field
Allie Stern
(Pole Vault)
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Player Code of Conduct
The primary mission of Walsh Jesuit High School is to educate young men and women of competence, conscience, and compassion. Within that mission, however, the school’s athletic program – which boasts a long and rich tradition of excellence – plays an integral role.Walsh Jesuit High School recognizes that sports participation provides numerous benefits. Student-athletes gain immeasurable satisfaction from working hard and mastering physical challenges; they strengthen social relationships by bonding with teammates and interacting with coaches; they hone leadership skills and improve their time management; they learn to handle adversity and competition; and they increase their self-esteem.
What’s more, Walsh Jesuit recognizes that a strong athletic program can inspire cohesiveness and enthusiasm among students, generate loyalty and interest among alumni, and build awareness of the school's numerous academic and spiritual accomplishments.
Participation in Walsh Jesuit’s athletic program is a privilege for student-athletes – as well as coaches and parents – and the school is deeply committed to fair, honest, and civil competition and conduct. Student-athletes, coaches, and parents must remember they are ambassadors of Walsh Jesuit High school and must act with honesty, integrity, and character at all times.
Most importantly, the desire to win should never overshadow a commitment to Walsh Jesuit’s mission: being “men and women for and with others.”A.M.D.G.
Select A Team
Upcoming Games
Away
Scrimmage
Scrimmage @ Stow
Non-League
vs.
Stow-Munroe Falls
Stow-Munroe Falls High School
Home
Scrimmage
Scrimmage vs. Stow
Non-League
vs.
Stow-Munroe Falls
Neutral
Bulldog Battle
Non-League
vs.
Perry
Canton Memorial Fieldhouse
Neutral
Bulldog Battle
Non-League
vs.
Buchtel
Canton Memorial Fieldhouse
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Walsh Jesuit Ironman Wrestling Tournament
December 13 - 14, 2019
Meet Our Staff
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Mr. Mark R Hassman
Walsh Jesuit High SchoolAthletic Director & Science TeacherAshland University - MA1993 -
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Mr. Nicholas Alexander
Assistant Athletic Director, Entrepreneurship Teacher, Head Football Coach2019 -
Mr. Mark Herbele
Athletic Trainer, Assistant Athletic Director, Physical Education Teacher3309294205 x1832001
As a Christ-centered community, we strive to be men and women for and with others.
Walsh Jesuit High School
4550 Wyoga Lake Road,
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44224-1059
330.929.4205 (local)
800.686.4694 (outside Akron)
Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44224-1059
330.929.4205 (local)
800.686.4694 (outside Akron)
