Mr. Football Award (Ohio)

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The Mr. Football Award has been given out annually since 1987 to the player voted by the Associated Press to be the best high school football player in the state of Ohio.^[1] Currently, there are two players who have won the award twice, Erick Howard and Robert Smith, two schools have had two different award winners, Kenton High School and Euclid High School, (Euclid High School has three total awards), and Kenton High School has the only brother pair to win, Maty and Ben Mauk.

[edit] Award winners by year

Year	Player	Position	High school
1987	Buster Howe	RB-DB-K-P	Zanesville High School
1988	Robert Smith	RB	Euclid High School
1989	Robert Smith	RB	Euclid High School
1990	Bobby Hoying	QB	St. Henry High School
1991	Derek Kidwell	QB-DE	Fostoria High School
1992	Marc Edwards	RB-LB	Norwood High School
1993	Curtis Enis	RB-LB	Mississinawa Valley High School
1994	Charles Woodson	DB-RB	Fremont Ross High School
1995	Andy Katzenmoyer	LB	Westerville South High School
1996	Derek Combs	RB-DB-KR	Grove City High School
1997	Tony Fisher	RB	Euclid High School
1998	Ryan Brewer	RB	Troy High School
1999	Bam Childress	DB-WR-KR	St. Peter Chanel High School
2000	Jeff Backes	RB-DB	Upper Arlington High School
2001	Maurice Clarett	RB	Warren G. Harding High School
2002	Ben Mauk	QB	Kenton High School
2003	Ray Williams	RB	Cleveland Benedictine
2004	Tyrell Sutton	RB	Archbishop Hoban High School
2005	DeLone Carter^[2]	RB	Copley High School
2006	Brandon Saine	RB	Piqua High School
2007	Bart Tanski	QB	Mentor High School
2008	Erick Howard^[3]	RB	North Canton Hoover High School
2009	Erick Howard^[4]	RB	North Canton Hoover High School
2010	Akise Teague^[5]	RB-DB-KR	Youngstown Ursuline
2011	Maty Mauk^[6]	QB	Kenton High School

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