During four years of athletics at MHS, he earned 7 varsity letters, and received all-conference honors in all 7 varsity seasons. In his senior year, he received first team all conference Linebacker (Co-Captain of Defense), Channel 41 All-area Team at linebacker and 1st Team All State Linebacker (Associated Press and UPI), and voted MVP of team; 2nd Team All conference point guard in basketball; and First team all conference, First team all district and all region in baseball at first base. Held the record for home runs in a season for 15 years. Voted MVP for baseball. Todd served as the captain of the football and basketball teams as well. Finally, Todd was awarded the Bill Holt Award in the spring of 1987.
Todd received a full scholarship to Central Michigan University to play football as a linebacker. While at Central, not only did he play linebacker, he played quarterback and fullback as well. Todd was part of the 1990 MAC Championship team and earned 2nd team All Mid American Conference linebacker in his senior year. Todd served as the captain of the inaugural CMU vs MSU game where Central beat MSU 20-3 at East Lansing.
Todd’s biggest accomplishment has been raising three children, Mitchell (31), Landry (27) and Madison (21), all Marshall graduates and athletes.
Finally, Todd would like to thank all of his teammates at Marshall High for their hard work and contributing to the overall success of the athletic teams he was part of.