uses its award-winning Coach Doug Miller Baseball Facility to host State Tournament playoff baseball games as well. Central Catholic has won the Ohio state championships in the following sports: Boys Football – 1988, 2000, 2016 Boys Golf – 1984, 1987, 2014, 2020 Boys Baseball - 2008, 2011, 2015 Boys Tennis - 1999, 2000 The Great Serpentine Wall The Great Serpentine Wall is an undulating brick wall that now partially encloses Lowell Klinefelter Stadium. The wall previously surrounded the stadium on all four sides before renovations were made prior to the 1998 football season. Presently, the wall fully encompasses the stadium's north, south, and west sides. The eastern wall was torn down to create additional room for the new football field, eight lane running track, and larger bleachers. The tearing down of the eastern wall was hotly protested by alumni. The original construction plan in 1998 included the tearing down of both the eastern and northern walls. When the plan was announced, alumni hosted rallies which forced the school to halt construction before it began. Eventually, a compromise was reached, and only the eastern wall was torn down. This was known as the Great Wall Compromise. Klinefelter Boulevard is the main street of access to Lowell Klinefelter Stadium. Lowell Klinefelter is nicknamed "The Dean of Stark County Football Coaches." He taught, coached, and served as the school's Athletic Director for over thirty years. Holy Places In order to fulfill its Catholic identity, several places of worship are maintained on the school's campus. The Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto can be accessed via the West Campus. The stones of the Grotto were brought to the campus of CCHS from all states within the Union. Each stone was custom-made and hand-rubbed before being set. Each year alumni who celebrate significant anniversaries of graduation observe a Holy Mass with classmates. The CCHS Chapel is located on the school's first floor. This is an oft-visited destination for students and faculty to make small offerings to the Lord between classes. A Liturgy of the Word is offered before classes begin each day. Students meet regularly at St. Joan of Arc Church for mass. Notable alumni Renee Powell, Class of 1964, American professional golfer, 2nd African American Woman ever to play on the LPGA Tour Alan Page, Class of 1963, defensive lineman for Notre Dame, Minnesota Vikings, and Chicago Bears (9-time Pro Bowl selection, 1971 NFL Most