series in recent years as the teams have continued to play non-conference games against one another. Bob Raczek always seems to select Aquinas as the season opener, to get a feeling of pride and confidence in not only beating, but playing Aquinas. The rivalry died down a little in the early 2000s, once Pacelli and Aquinas separated from the CWCC conference. For the start of the 2007 regular season, Pacelli will play against Aquinas in Stevens Point. Honors In 1999, Raczek was inducted into the Stevens Point Pacelli Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2000, Raczek was inducted into the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame. Raczek was named District Coach of the Year in 2006 Raczek was named All Conference coach 8 times. Raczek has won three state titles, and been to nine total. He won in 1986, 1995, and 2005. Along with other notable coaches of Wisconsin such as Bob Hyland and Dick Basham, Raczek earned his 300th career victory at the state championship game against the Gilman Pirates in the 2005 WIAA Division 7 title game. Raczek has 310 wins, third to only Hyland (Fond du Lac St. Mary Spring) and Basham (Milwaukee Marquette) who both have 318 wins. Raczek's image has been painted on a mural in Stevens Point, along with other historical figures that helped make the city of Stevens Point what it is today. Raczek was named as the Green Bay Packers coach of the week in 2001. On August 2, 2008 the Pacelli High School Football Field was dedicated and formally named the Bob Raczek Football Field. Family, friends, players-both current and former, city officials, school officials, and community members attended the event to honor him. References External links Wisconsin Football Coaches Association profile 1938 births 2013 deaths Wisconsin–Stout Blue Devils football coaches Wisconsin–Stout Blue Devils football players High school football coaches in Wisconsin People from Mosinee, Wisconsin Players of American football from Wisconsin Deaths from cancer in Wisconsin Deaths from colorectal cancer