Copied from the Joliet Catholic Football Facebook page’ (Sorry I didn’t know how to just link it, or if everybody would be able to access it if I did.)
I’ll try to post the link in this thread later. There are some cool pictures there to.
"Battle of Mount Greenwood" stars have "Family Ties"
By: Drake Skleba and "The Joliet Legend" Mr. Dick Goss for Joliet Catholic Academy
1987
In the 1987 IHSA Class 5A State Football Championship Game, the Joliet Catholic Hilltoppers defeated the Knights of Peoria Richwoods,14-13. The Hilltoppers' quarterback on that famous day in Hilltopper history, was Jonathan Voss. Causing havoc for the Richwood Knights offense from his linebacker spot, was Hilltopper captain, John Lausch.
After graduating from Joliet Catholic, Lausch would continue his education, in Cambridge, Massachusetts at Harvard University. Laush's tremendous leadership qualities, warranted him the captainship of The Crimson football team.
With 2:09 remaining in the 1987 Class 5A State Championship Game, Voss would connect with Tyrone Isaac, the father of legendary Hilltopper All-American running back, Ty Isaac ( JCA '13), from 24-yards out for the Hilltopper state championship game-winner, the sixth title out of 14 for the Hilltoppers.
2021
Voss vs. Lausch
At 6 p.m. on Friday evening, in the Mount Greenwood neighborhood of Chicago, our Class 4A top-ranked Hilltoppers will face-off with the top-ranked Class 7A Crusaders of Brother Rice Football.
Quarterbacking our Hilltoppers, will be Jonathan Voss' "little boy", son, Aidan Voss. Voss has been the three-year starting field-general, leading the high-powered Hilltopper offense in 2021. Voss, an elusive runner and a quality passer, will lead the top-ranked Hilltoppers into "The Battle of Mount Greenwood" on Friday at 6.
Quarterbacking the Crusaders, will be John Lausch's "little boy", son, the All-Everything quarterback Jack Lausch. Lausch has done everything for the top-ranked Crusaders in 2021.
Jack Lausch, has probably given sleepless-nights, to Hilltopper defensive coordinator Zach Dolph, this week.
I would imagine, Jonathan Voss and John Lausch, will meet before "The Battle of Mount Greenwood" and reminisce, as teammates and friends, of the 1987 Hilltoppers Class 5A State Champs?
At around 6 p.m. tomorrow night, their long-friendship will abruptly end, for about two and a half hours.
I’ll try to post the link in this thread later. There are some cool pictures there to.
"Battle of Mount Greenwood" stars have "Family Ties"
By: Drake Skleba and "The Joliet Legend" Mr. Dick Goss for Joliet Catholic Academy
1987
In the 1987 IHSA Class 5A State Football Championship Game, the Joliet Catholic Hilltoppers defeated the Knights of Peoria Richwoods,14-13. The Hilltoppers' quarterback on that famous day in Hilltopper history, was Jonathan Voss. Causing havoc for the Richwood Knights offense from his linebacker spot, was Hilltopper captain, John Lausch.
After graduating from Joliet Catholic, Lausch would continue his education, in Cambridge, Massachusetts at Harvard University. Laush's tremendous leadership qualities, warranted him the captainship of The Crimson football team.
With 2:09 remaining in the 1987 Class 5A State Championship Game, Voss would connect with Tyrone Isaac, the father of legendary Hilltopper All-American running back, Ty Isaac ( JCA '13), from 24-yards out for the Hilltopper state championship game-winner, the sixth title out of 14 for the Hilltoppers.
2021
Voss vs. Lausch
At 6 p.m. on Friday evening, in the Mount Greenwood neighborhood of Chicago, our Class 4A top-ranked Hilltoppers will face-off with the top-ranked Class 7A Crusaders of Brother Rice Football.
Quarterbacking our Hilltoppers, will be Jonathan Voss' "little boy", son, Aidan Voss. Voss has been the three-year starting field-general, leading the high-powered Hilltopper offense in 2021. Voss, an elusive runner and a quality passer, will lead the top-ranked Hilltoppers into "The Battle of Mount Greenwood" on Friday at 6.
Quarterbacking the Crusaders, will be John Lausch's "little boy", son, the All-Everything quarterback Jack Lausch. Lausch has done everything for the top-ranked Crusaders in 2021.
Jack Lausch, has probably given sleepless-nights, to Hilltopper defensive coordinator Zach Dolph, this week.
I would imagine, Jonathan Voss and John Lausch, will meet before "The Battle of Mount Greenwood" and reminisce, as teammates and friends, of the 1987 Hilltoppers Class 5A State Champs?
At around 6 p.m. tomorrow night, their long-friendship will abruptly end, for about two and a half hours.