Records - Steve Schott

[Seeker]

Amidst all the hoop a la and everything else, it looks like something fell through the cracks with the sports reporters.

The clutch kick that Steve Schott made to tie the McKinley game and send it into overtime...also set a new school record for most fieldgoals in a career.
I think that was the third time it was teed up for him for a fieldgoal attempt that day, and that was what I was thinking about each time.

Two McKinley games in a row, and two key scores made by a kid that keeps an incredibly cool head under pressure.

The kid has been phenomenal, and came through for us one last time.

I'm not a historian for the Booster Club, but I think that this list of school records set by Steve is accurate:



Most Fieldgoals in a career: (30)

Most PAT's in a career: (171)

Most points scored by a kicker: (261)

2nd most points scored by a Tiger: (261)

Most PAT's in a season: (61) 2005

Most PAT's in a game: (10) vs. Friendship Edison DC, 10/16/04

Most punts in a game: (7) Cleve. St. Ignatius, 10/5/07

Most punting yards in a game: 287 yds, Cleve. St. Ignatius, 10/5/07

Most Varsity games played in: (47)

Most Varsity games scored in: (45)



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[austinsm11]

Congrats to Steve

[section3]

he also played in 5 mckinley games. is that a record?

[Banks]

he also played in 5 mckinley games. is that a record?

Has to be !

[massillon catholic]

Keep in mind that the FG at the end of the game that they say he missed, but a penalty was called on the Tigers was also good on replay even though the men it stripes said "no good".

[Banks]

Keep in mind that the FG at the end of the game that they say he missed, but a penalty was called on the Tigers was also good on replay even though the men it stripes said "no good".

Who said he missed?
It was called a NO PLAY Dead ball Foul .
Flags went up before he kicked the ball .

[tiger#22]

Keep in mind that the FG at the end of the game that they say he missed, but a penalty was called on the Tigers was also good on replay even though the men it stripes said "no good".

That ref saw the line judge calling the play dead and he orignally started for a second to say no good then he signaled play was dead. Although it made no sense for him to pay attention to anything other then if the kick was good or not.

[massillon catholic]

Who said he missed?
It was called a NO PLAY Dead ball Foul .
Flags went up before he kicked the ball .

Watch the replay and look at the ref under the goal post on Massillon's side. He was waving his arms no good. Regardless, of whether the play was dead or not my point was that he made it.

[Banks]

Watch the replay and look at the ref under the goal post on Massillon's side. He was waving his arms no good. Regardless, of whether the play was dead or not my point was that he made it.

Yes and you noticed he never looked up
He was waving the play was no good as the ball sailed through the uprights

[Seeker]

Watch the replay and look at the ref under the goal post on Massillon's side. He was waving his arms no good. Regardless, of whether the play was dead or not my point was that he made it.

OK, OK. It's settled.

Can we go back to praising a fantastic kid now?

:doh:

[Tigerslover96]

OK, OK. It's settled.

Can we go back to praising a fantastic kid now?

:doh:

Kudos to Steve Schott. You are one AWESOME athlete. I see may great things coming your way. We will see you playing in the NFL one day! Sky is the limit. All the luck to you through your career. It has been a pleasure watching you out on that field for the past 4 years. Next year won't be the same without you.

[longtimefirsttime]

A well-rounded kid with solid parental support. He will forever be mentioned among the Tiger greats. Congrats Steve!

(MC is correct. Both kicks were good.)

[DAWGH8R]

I have echoed these statements for the last couple of years. GREAT KID !! great family, and great stock.

I glad we met the Schotts a couple of years ago !!

Congrats Steve !

Thsi should be a story that is told OVER & OVER to all little boys that want to play football. You don't have to be the BIGGEST, BADDEST or most talented kid in the world to be successful.

Steve has worked hard for years to develope his skill as a kicker. He had determination and a lot of heart !!

[xtiger]

Steve is a TIGER through and through. He's given us so much over the years, and will be sadly missed. I wish him the best of luck at Ball State!

I hope his parents will continue to tailgate with us next year.

[MUCSteelers5xSuperChamp]

Schott is definitely the best kicker in Stark County since......well, who else......David Abdul of Massillon (formerly Lake).

I have to hand it Schott...he never gets rattled when he has been in the eye of the storm and two games are evident of that.

[Tigers53]

Maybe we should hire him now that the season is over to be a kicking coach for us. Give him a opportunity to make some change for college and also help us with our kicking program?

[massillon catholic]

Maybe we should hire him now that the season is over to be a kicking coach for us. Give him a opportunity to make some change for college and also help us with our kicking program?

Uh, that would probably make sense. So, I wouldn't expect it anytime soon.

[tig62]

Steve Schott, great person, great parents. You have been ONE prime asset to the team as a PERSON and a PLAYER! May all you future aspirations be fulfilled. Looking forward to following your career at the next level. Thanks for FOUR illustrious years and congratulations on setting the records. :trophy:

[Seeker]

Timeline and more info:
(Can you tell I'm a fan?)


2003:
Won the Freshman (as an 8th grader) kicking competition by kicking 15 straight field goals at "Play Like The Pros" kicking Academy at the Univ. of Kentucky. Also defeated "Robbie Gould" (Penn St.),(Chicago Bears) in an accuracy contest!!!!

Kicked a 30 yard "overtime, game winning" fieldgoal for St. Mary's 8th grade team. School and League record!
Named to the Massillon Eighth Grade All-City Football Team as a Kicker, Punter, Wide Receiver, and Defensive Back.

2004:
Named Starting Varsity Kicker (as a freshman) for the Massillon Tigers by Coach Rick Shepas.

Massillon and Stark County record (10 PAT's in a single game)(week 8).

Lead the Massillon Tigers in scoring with 50 points (as a freshman).

Named the "2004 Special Teams" player of the year for the Massillon Tigers.

2005:
Won preliminaries for the Canton Repository, Pro Football Hall of Fame East / West All Star Game kicking contest.

Won the Canton Repository, Pro Football Hall of Fame East / West All Star Game kicking contest at Fawcett Stadium in Canton, Ohio.

Scored 13 points in a single game vs. Mansfield Senior (10th best in Ohio history for a kicker)

2005 Associated Press All-Northeast Inland District football team: 2nd team

The Repository All-Stark County football team: Honorable mention

Scored 5 points including a 44 yard field goal in the Div. 1 State Championship Game

School record for most PAT's in a season (61)

Massillon Tigers 2nd leading scorer, with 82 points!!!

Named to the Evening Independent All Star Team, Only Sophomore to make team.

Named to the Akron Beacon Journal's Stark County All Star Team, Only Sophomore to make team.

2006:
Qualified for the Canton Repository, Pro Football Hall of Fame East / West All Star Game kicking contest. (second year in a row)

Won the Canton Repository, Pro Football Hall of Fame East / West All Star Game kicking contest at Fawcett Stadium in Canton, Ohio. 54 yards, 2 time champion!!!

Named to the pre-season All-Beacon Journal Team.
School Record for most PAT's in a career. (100+)

School Record for most points scored by a kicker. (181+)

Kicked a 47 yard, game winning field goal against arch-rival Canton McKinley.

Starkpreps.com / Subway "Player of the Week" week #10 vs Canton McKinley

BW3's "Blazin" Special Teams player of the week (week 10)

2006 Associated Press All-Northeast Inland District football team: 1st team

The 2006 Repository All-Stark County football team: 1st team

The 2006 Associated Press Division I All-Ohio Team: 1st team

2006 Starkpreps.com All-Star Team: 1st team

The 2006 Evening Independent All Star Team: 1st team

Ohio News Network/Ohio High Magazine All-Ohio Team: 1st team

Max Emfinger 2006 Nations TOP 250 JUNIORS

Ohio Preps.com - Division 1, All Ohio: 1st team

The 2006 Akron Beacon Journal's Stark County All Star Team

The 2006 Akron Beacon Journal's All Star Team

2007:
Won "Best Kicker Award" at the University of Cincinnati Kicking Camp

Qualified for the Canton Repository, Pro Football Hall of Fame East/West All Star Game kicking contest. (third year in a row)

Won the Canton Repository, Pro Football Hall of Fame East/West All Star Game kicking contest at Fawcett Stadium in Canton, Ohio. 45 yards, 3 time champion!!!

Named a captian for the 2007 Massillon Tigers.

Named to the pre-season All-Beacon Journal Offensive Team.

BW3's / ESPN 990 Offensive player of the week (week 2).

BW3's / ESPN 990 Offensive player of the week (week 6).

School Record: Most punts in a game: (7) (week 6)

School Record: Most punting yards in a game: (287 yards) (week 6)

School Record: Most field goals by a kicker (30)

Offered a football scholarship by Ball State University

School Record: Most varsity games scored in: (45)

School Record Most varsity played in: (47)

to be continued................................

[Obie Wan]

School Record Most varsity played in: (47)
That's something, right there. :thumbsup:

[MUCSteelers5xSuperChamp]

Seeker,

Gee whiz! Those were some things I never knew about Schott! I don't know if you saw but he nearly hit the scoreboard on an extra-point against Cincinnati Western Hills...he missed it by inches.