Moeller football coach John Rodenberg steps down after 10 seasons
John Rodenberg, who led Moeller to Division I state titles in 2012 and 2013, stepped down as the Crusaders’ coach Tuesday afternoon after 10 seasons and an 80-41 record at the school. “I’m proud of the fact I had the opportunity to coach really good athletes and had the opportunity coach at Moeller,” said Rodenberg, a Springfield Township resident. Rodenberg, a health and physical education teacher at Moeller, acknowledged it was time for a change within the football program and a different voice as the head coach. Moeller had a 4-7 record this season and made the playoffs for the first time since 2014 when it was a state semifinalist. The Crusaders' 34th postseason appearance this season is second in Ohio High School Athletic Association history only to Newark Catholic.
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