1995 Signed Ohio North - South 50th All Stars Football
The Ohio North-South Classic is an all-star high school football game that has been held annually since 1936, featuring players from northern and southern Ohio. In 1995, the game likely took place as part of the tradition, with rosters representing the best high school players from each region. Specifically, the 1995 Central Ohio All-Star game included players like Cliff Rece, who was named MVP, and Erich Hopkins. 
Elaboration:
History of the Ohio North-South Classic:
The game is a long-standing tradition, with roots dating back to 1936, according to the Canton Repository. 
Regional Representation:
The game is designed to showcase the talent of high school football players from different regions of Ohio, specifically the northern and southern areas. 
1995 Central Ohio All-Star Game:
The 1995 Central Ohio All-Star game, a related event, featured players like Cliff Rece (MVP) and Erich Hopkins, according to Davidson Football.