Ben Johnston, Dusty Leeth, Stacy Williams, Mark Bearden, Shane Carroll,

Daryl Ross, Brent Cotton, Jarrett Amos, Michael Saint, John Smith,

Danny Oliver, Chris Oliver, Nathan Barclay, Tracey Massey, Todd Dismuke,

Brad Oliver, Toby McCormick, Spencer Elrod, Sammy Scott, Thomas Brown,

David Webb, James Schaufelberger, Mark Phillips, Greg Edge, Mike Smith,

Rickey Croley, Scott Bobo, Paul McCormick, Robert Walling, Jerry Painter,

Marty Ford, Mark Haney, Danny Hood, Kevin Gardner

Managers- Jake Hibbs, Jason Amos, Bruce Rogers, Donnie Jones,

Josh Hibbs, Clay Richey

1988

8 Wins 3 Losses

DeKalb Co. Champions   Area Runner-up

Head Coach-  Roger Hibbs

Assistant Coaches-  Harold Bobo,  Rickey Harper and  Donnie Jones

All County- Defensive MVP-  Scott Bobo,  Thomas Brown,  Brent Cotton,  James Shaufelburger,

Rickey Croley,  Mark Haney,  Mike Smith,  Robert Walling,  Daryl Ross

Crossville  14

Ider  11  (3OT)

Oneonta  38

Crossville  21

Crossville  36

Geraldine  0

Crossville  37

Collinsville  18

Crossville  21

Plainview  6

Crossville  27

Glencoe  0

Crossville  13

Fyffe  10  (OT)

Crossville  35

Sylvania  13

Crossville  36

Douglas  6

Sardis  25

Crossville  21

PLAYOFFS

Piedmont  33       1st Round        Crossville   13

1988 would close a wonderful chapter in Crossville Football History. It would end a small dynasty that would see Crossville  qualify for the playoffs for 5 consecutive years, win 4 of 5 Area 15 titles, win 4 of 5 Dekalb Co. Championships and win a state championship in 1986 and a total of 47 games in 4 years to just 5 defeats. 1988 would also be head coach Roger Hibbs' last year on the Lion sideline. He would leave Crossville with the most wins (58) of any head coach up to that point. He would only surrender 17 defeats, most of which 13 came his first two seasons. Roger Hibbs is to this day, Crossville's most loved coach, especially by his former players.