Media Guide - Bethany College

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Bethany
2008 Media Guide
About Bethany College
Bethany, a small college of national distinction, was founded March 2, 1840. For nearly 170 years, Bethany
College has been a highly contemporary institution based in the tradition of the liberal arts.
The College offers a wide array of studies, awarding Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees in more
than 25 fields of study, many with options for emphasis. Students also have the option of including one or more
optional minors as part of their programs.
The College’s program of liberal arts education prepares students for a lifetime of work and a life of significance.
Bethany places particular emphasis on leadership and incorporates pre-professional education in dentistry, engineering, law, medicine, physical therapy, public administration, theology and veterinary medicine.
Bethany’s 1,300-acre campus is located in the northern panhandle of West Virginia in the foothills of the Allegheny
Mountains. Pittsburgh, America’s Most Livable City, is a 50-minute drive from campus. Wheeling, W.Va.; Washington, Pa.; and Steubenville, Ohio are less than a half-hour away.
Founded by Alexander Campbell, who provided the land and funds for the first building and served as the first
president, Bethany has been a four-year private liberal arts college affiliated with the Christian Church (Disciples of
Christ), since its inception. This religious body, of which Campbell was one of the principal founders, continues to
support and encourage the College, but exercises no sectarian control. Students from virtually every religious community attend Bethany.
The approximately 830 Bethany students represent 27 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and six countries.
Academic Information
· Percentage of classes taught by Faculty with terminal degree: 90%
· Student/Faculty Ratio: 13:1
· Average Class Size: 14
· Majors: Three most popular majors: Education/Physical Education, Communication, Psychology
· Academic programs: 21 departmental and 6 interdisciplinary majors; 33 minors
· Internships: 80% participation in academic internships at 107 local, national and international employers
· Graduate school acceptance rates: Nearly twice the national average acceptance rate to medical school; better
than 90% admissions to other professional schools.
· Library: The 31,140 square-foot Mary Cutlip Center for Library and Information Services contains computers,
collaborative learning spaces and a multi-media area. Its holdings include more than 200,000 bound volumes, 50,000
electronic books, 2,000 periodical subscriptions, and nearly 100,000 microforms along with numerous online information resources. The library also contains two extensive special collections.
Notable Alumni
- George Ken Bado, Senior Vice President of Autodesk
- Robert McCann, President,
- Justice Thomas Bergenthal, World Court, the Hague
Global Private Clients of Merrill Lynch & Co.
- Sandy Block, Writer, USA Today
- Dr. John Niederhuber, Dir. of National Cancer Inst.
- Richard Clancy, Senior VP Corp. Communications, Sony Electronics
- Faith Daniels, TV anchor
- Bob Orr, Correspondent, CBS News
- Scarlett Foster, VP of Investor Relations, Monsanto
- Andrea Rock, Author
- Gregory Jordan, Managing Partner, Reed Smith
- Dave Sims, Broadcaster, Seattle Mariners/ESPN
- Frances McDormand, Entertainer
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Table of Contents/About BC Athletics
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
2008 Schedule (* = PAC game)
at Otterbein
1:30 p.m.
vs. Kentucky Christian
1 p.m.
at Grove City*
7 p.m.
vs. Thomas More* (Homecoming)
2 p.m.
at Thiel*
1:30 p.m.
at Westminster*
1:30 p.m.
vs. Waynesburg*
1 p.m.
vs. Geneva
1 p.m.
at Wash. & Jeff.*
1:30 p.m.
vs. Saint Vincent
1 p.m.
Table of Contents
About Bethany College
Table of Contents/About BC Athletics
Facilities
About the PAC
Bethany Administration
Head Coach
Coaching/Support Staff
2008 Preview
2008 Alphabetical/Numerical Rosters
Captains
Seniors
Upperclassmen
Newcomers
Pronunciation Guide
PAC Preview
2008 Opponent Previews
2007 in Review
Records
Coaches Records
Year-by-Year Results
All-Time Series Records
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7-10
11-12
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16-17
19-23
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27-31
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Fast Facts
Name of School
City/Zip
Website
Founded/Enrollment
Nickname/Colors
Number of Sports
Stadium/Surface
Capacity
Affiliation
Conference
President
Alma Mater/Year
Athletic Director
Alma Mater/Year
Bethany College
Bethany, WV 26032
www.bethanywv.edu
1840/830
Bison/Kelly Green & White
20 (10 men/10 women)
Bison Stadium/FieldTurf
1,000
NCAA Division III
Presidents’ Athletic (PAC)
Eastern Collegiate Athletic (ECAC)
Dr. Scott D. Miller
West Virginia Wesleyan/1981
Tim Weaver
Davidson/1990
Athletic Department Directory
Director of Athletics & Recreation/Head Football Coach
Tim Weaver
304-829-7242
Assoc. A.D./Head Softball/W. Tennis (Interim) Coach
Jan Forsty
304-829-7271
Athletic Department Secretary
Debbie Soly
304-829-7240
Head Baseball Coach
Rick Carver
304-829-7246
Head Women’s Soccer Coach
Barry Christmas
304-829-7238
Assistant Football Coach
Bill Garvey
304-829-7441
Head Athletic Trainer
Mike Hughes
304-829-7239
Head Men’s Basketball/Golf Coach
Mike Summey
304-829-7269
Head Volleyball Coach
Courtney Kline
304-829-7165
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Megan Lowry
304-829-7239
Head Swimming & Diving Coach
John McGowan
304-829-7254
Head Men’s Soccer Coach
Kosmas Mouratidis
304-829-7167
Assistant Football Coach
Keith Phillips
304-829-7252
Sports Information Director
Brian Rose
304-829-7292
Head Cross Country Coach
Mark Swiger
304-829-7610
Head Track & Field/Assistant Football Coach
Andy Upton
304-829-7377
Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Rebecca Upton
304-829-7267
Head Men’s Tennis Coach
TBA
This publication was designed and edited by the Bethany
College Sports Information Office.
Cover Design: Rebecca Rose
Photography: Martin Santek Photography, Jay Libby
Printed by:
Laurel Valley Graphics; Latrobe, Pa.
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Bison Stadium Renovation
Over the summer, the home of Bethany football
underwent dramatic renovations. By the time the dirt
had settled, Bison Stadium had been transformed into
a first-class athletic facility.
The facility changes included placing a new artificial
turf on the playing field, a surface called FieldTurf.
This will allow Bethany to practice and play at Bison
Stadium throughout the season, regardless of weather
conditions. In addition, lights were installed, which
will enable the Bison to conduct full practices outside
late in the season when daylight begins to dwindle and
allow Bethany to possibly host home night games in
the future.
Football isn’t the only program which will benefit
from the facility upgrade. With the new surface and
lights, the men’s and women’s soccer teams will be
able to play at Bison Stadium as well. They will play
the first home night games at Bethany at this year’s
Homecoming when they host Geneva in a doubleheader at 6 p.m. (women’s) and 8 p.m. on Friday,
Oct. 3.
Bethany’s track and field programs also received a
boost, as the football field is surrounded by a new
rubberized track surface. Other improvements included a steeplechase pit and jump, and areas for pole
vault, high jump, long/triple jump and throwing
events.
The renovations stretched over to the softball
diamond too. Top soil removed from the Bison
Stadium playing field was spread on a recently regraded field, which will include a new backstop and
fencing.
The decision to renovate the athletic facilities was
not just done with varsity athletics in mind, according
to Bethany President Dr. Scott D. Miller.
“The entire campus and community will benefit
from these improvements,” Dr. Miller noted. “Not
only will our intercollegiate program benefit, but the
improved track will benefit the community walkers
and all facilities will benefit our recreation/intramural
programs as well.”
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Presidents’ Athletic Conference
Founded in 1955, the Presidents’ Athletic Conference
continues its mission of promoting intercollegiate athletics
and the pursuit of academic excellence.
Comprised of 10 select private colleges - Bethany,
Chatham, Geneva, Grove City, Saint Vincent, Thiel,
Thomas More, Washington & Jefferson, Waynesburg and
Westminster - the PAC remains a unique organization in
this day of high pressure intercollegiate athletics. With
academics at the center of each member’s philosophy, the
PAC is built on the principle that an athletic program is a
part of college life, but not an entity in itself.
The PAC expanded to seven members in 2005 with the
addition of Thomas More,
formerly an NCAA
Division III independent.
Saint Vincent, a former
NAIA member, joined the
conference as it began
provisional membership
status in NCAA Division
III in 2006-07. Another
former NAIA member,
Geneva, became the
conference’s ninth
member and began league
play as it started NCAA
Division III provisional
membership in 2007-08.
Chatham became the
league’s 10th member,
also in 2007-08.
The PAC annually
crowns champions in 19
sports. In 2007-08, the
conference had 35 teams represent the conference in
postseason play, including 19 in NCAA Championship
events. PAC championship teams receive automatic
qualification (AQ) status for most NCAA Division III
national championship events.
All-conference status is awarded in all 19 sports. Head
coaches select all-league squads for all team sports, while
in individual sports such as cross country and tennis, AllPAC accolades are based upon performances at the
conference championships.
The PAC annually awards its men’s and women’s AllSports Trophies to the schools which perform best
across the board in PAC
competition. The
Washington & Jefferson
men and Westminster
women captured the
2007-08 trophies.
True to its mission, the
PAC has produced
numerous Academic AllAmericans and NCAA
Postgraduate Scholarship
winners. Last year, the
league named a record
660 student-athletes to
the PAC Academic
Honor Roll, which
recognizes all participating athletes who attain a
term grade-point average
of 3.60 or above.
Washington & Jefferson Men, Westminster Women Capture 2007-08 PAC All-Sports Trophies
The Washington & Jefferson College men and Westminster College women captured the 2007-08 Presidents’ Athletic
Conference (PAC) All-Sports Trophies. The all-sports trophies are awarded annually to the schools which perform the
best across the board in league competition. First-place finishes are worth eight points (seven for men), second place is
worth seven points (six for men) ... eighth place is worth one point. Following are the final 2007-08 PAC Men’s &
Women’s All-Sports Trophy Standings:
Men’s Standings
Women’s Standings
2007-08 Men’s Champions
2007-08 Women’s Champions
1. W&J 56.5
1. Westminster 60
Cross Country - Grove City
Cross Country - Grove City
2. Grove City 51
2. W&J 58
Football - W&J
Volleyball - Westminster
3. Westminster 38
3. Grove City 51.5
Soccer - W&J
Soccer - Westminster
4. Waynesburg 31
4t. Bethany 32.5
Basketball - Bethany
Tennis - Grove City
5t. Bethany 29
4t. Waynesburg 32.5
Swimming - Grove City
Basketball - Thomas More
5t. Thiel 29
6. Thomas More 28
Wrestling - Thiel
Swimming - W&J
7. Thomas More 26.5 7. Thiel 19.5
Baseball - Grove City
Softball - Bethany
8. Chatham 16.5
Track & Field - Grove City
Track & Field - Westminster
Golf - W&J
Golf - W&J
Tennis - Grove City
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Administration
Dr. Scott D. Miller, 48, became the 19th president of Bethany College on January 1,
2008. Well known nationally for his contributions to higher education, he was one of
17 presidents nationwide featured in a Kauffman Foundation-funded book entitled
The Entrepreneurial College President (American Council on Education/Praeger
Series on Higher Education, 2004, pages 132-133). Five years ago, he was featured
in the book The Small College Guide to Financial Health (National Association of
College & University Business Officers, 2002, pages 126, 192-194).
Prior to coming to Bethany Dr. Miller served as the 15th President of Wesley
College (1997-2007) in Dover, Delaware. Dr. Miller’s tenure as Wesley president
was remarkably successful. He built on the institution’s rich heritage as Delaware’s
oldest private college, inspiring record applications, a climbing enrollment, increased
Dr. Scott D. Miller alumni participation and giving, a greater minority presence, and ultimately, national
President
recognition for the institution. He led the college community in the creation of From
Here to 2010: A Plan for Wesley College, a widely endorsed $84 million blueprint
which charts the institutional course for the foreseeable future.
Dr. Miller was the 16th president of Lincoln Memorial University (1991-97) in Harrogate, Tennessee. He
served as Executive Vice President (1988-91) and Vice President for Development (1984-88) before being
named president. He was also an interim public information officer at West Virginia Wesleyan College, and
Director of University Relations and Alumni Affairs at the University of Rio Grande (OH). He is also a former
newspaper journalist for The Edinboro (PA) Independent, The Buckhannon (WV) Record and The Weston
(WV) Independent.
Dr. Miller earned his B.A. from West Virginia Wesleyan College, M. A. from the University of Dayton, Ed.S.
from Vanderbilt University, and Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration from The Union Institute & University.
He has also completed post-graduate studies at Ohio University and Harvard University. He is married to the
former Annie Cook (a registered nurse), and they have two daughters, Katie, 23, and Ashlee, 20.
President’s Cabinet
Dr. Michael Mihalyo
Provost &
Dean of Faculty
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William Keifer
Executive V.P. &
General Counsel
Sven de Jong
V.P. for Institutional
Advancement
Stephanie Kappel
Executive Assistant to
the President
Head Coach Tim Weaver
Tim Weaver is entering his third season as
Bethany’s head football coach and in June, 2008,
took on the additional responsibility as the school’s
Director of Athletics and Recreation.
In his first season on the Bison sideline in 2006,
Weaver guided the team to a 4-6 overall record, the
most wins since going 6-3 in 2001, and a 2-4 record
in the PAC, the first conference victories by the Bison
since 2002. Overall, seven school records were
broken, including four by wide receiver T.J. Parker,
and eight players earned All-PAC accolades.
Bethany continued to make strides in 2007, as they
Tim Weaver
went 4-6 overall and 2-4 in the PAC again. BC
Head Coach
started the season 2-0 for the first time since 2001
Davidson/1990
and posted victories over Westminster and Thomas
More later in the year. The record book continued to
take hits, as 13 marks were either broken or tied, and 10 players, the most in four
years, received All-PAC laurels following the campaign.
Weaver arrived at Bethany following a three-year stint at Columbia. His best
season came in 2004, when the Lions improved from 117th the previous year to
59th in I-AA in yards allowed per game. In the last two seasons at the helm of the
Columbia defense, seven players on that side of the ball earned All-Ivy League
recognition.
Prior to serving as the defensive coordinator and defensive line coach for the
Lions, he was at Harvard for four seasons. Prior to his step up to the Ivy League,
Weaver was the defensive coordinator at West Virginia Wesleyan from 1996-99.
Weaver was a four-year starter at defensive end/linebacker for Davidson
College in North Carolina, where he graduated in 1990 with a bachelor’s degree
in sociology and anthropology. He began his coaching career at Western Connecticut State in the fall of ’90, where he was the defensive line coach and special
teams coordinator for two years. He then went to Hofstra University, serving as
the defensive line coach for four seasons before taking the job at West Virginia
Wesleyan.
When looking at his goals for the program, Weaver will always have short-term
milestones he wants to achieve, but he will never lose site of the one long-term
goal he brings to the Bethany campus.
“I only have one long-term goal,” said Weaver. “It’s
that every student-athlete who plays for Bethany will
graduate and win at least one conference championship
in their time here. That’s my idea of a competitive
program. Get everyone a degree and a ring. We said
that to every recruit we talked to at Harvard and that’s
the same approach I want to have at Bethany.”
Weaver and his wife, Kelly, reside in Bethany with
their two daughters Delaney (6) and Casey (2).
Tim Weaver
Career Highlights
- Coached I-AA All-American
Jim Shannon (1995).
- Coached I-AA NFF/College Football
Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete Michael
Quarshie (2004)
1994 Hofstra Defense
- 2nd in I-AA, rushing defense
- 16th in I-AA, scoring defense
1995 Hofstra Defense
- School’s first-ever I-AA
playoff bid.
- 2nd in I-AA, scoring defense
- 7th in I-AA, rushing defense
- 7th in I-AA, pass efficiency defense
1999 Harvard Defense
- 6th in I-AA, rushing defense
- 21st in I-AA, rushing defense
- Undefeated Ivy League
Champions (9-0, 7-0 Ivy)
- 4th in I-AA, turnover margin
- 17th in I-AA, turnover margin
2004 Columbia Defense
- Improved from 455 ypg. (117th) to
351 ypg (59th)
2006 Bethany
- Winningest season since 2001.
- Nine school-records broken or tied,
including largest comeback victory.
2007 Bethany
- 13 school-records broken or tied.
- 10 players earn All-PAC, the most
since 2003.
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Assistant Coaches
Bill Garvey is in his third season as the Bison offensive
coordinator. He also oversees the quarterbacks.
Bethany’s offense continued to operate at a record-setting
pace in 2007 under Garvey’s watch. Nine new offensive marks
were established, including Single-Season Total Offense (4,105),
Single-Game Total Offense (739 vs. Saint Vincent) and SingleGame Rushing Offense (482 vs. Saint Vincent). In his first
season under center, QB Milton Joyner set a new BC record
with 21 touchdowns passes as he earned Second Team AllPAC, one of six offensive players to garner all-league honors.
In Garvey’s first year calling the plays in ’06, Bethany finished
second in the PAC in passing offense (198.9) behind QB Brent
Owens, who broke the school’s single-season completion
percentage record (62.0).
Bill Garvey
Garvey came to Bethany after spending two seasons at
Off. Coordinator/QBs
Stonehill
(Mass.) College, a Division II program that plays in the
Iona/1997
Northeast-10 conference. In 2005, the Skyhawks posted a 4-6
record for their most wins since the 2001 season. Prior to his time at Stonehill, Garvey was
at Harvard University from 2000-2004 and worked with Weaver for three seasons. Weaver
and Garvey also share another connection on their resumes, as they both worked at Hofstra
University at separate times. Weaver was the defensive line coach from 1992-96, while
Garvey started his coaching career with the Pride as a graduate assistant from 1997-99.
Garvey attended Iona College in New Rochelle, N.Y., where he was a three-year member of the football team and
was on the 1993 squad that captured the MAAC championship. He went on to earn his Bachelor of Business
Administration in Management Information Systems.
Garvey and his wife, Gina, reside in Bethany with their two children Emma (4) and Will (3).
Long-time West Liberty State College assistant Keith Phillips
is in his second year as the Bethany defensive coordinator.
In his first season heading up the defense, Phillips’ defense
allowed nearly five points per game less than the previous
season and four of the Bison’s All-PAC selections came from
the defense.
Phillips’ experience includes 14 years as the defensive coordinator at West Liberty State, including the 2000 season in which
the Hilltoppers won the WVIAC championship. That year saw
West Liberty rank first in the WVIAC in total team and rushing
defense, as well as takeaways (35) and quarterback sacks
(37.5). The vaunted Hilltopper defense also ranked 10th in the
nation in rushing yards allowed.
Keith Phillips
During his tenure, West Liberty was ranked first in the
conference in total defense three times and ranked in the top
Def. Coordinator
West Liberty State/1989 two in scoring defense on four separate occasions. Under his
tutelage, Hilltopper players earned First or Second Team allconference accolades 59 times, including three WVIAC
Defensive Players of the Year, and nine of those players would earn All-American honors.
Pior to coming to Bethany, Phillips served as the defensive coordinator at Wheeling Park
High School under head coach Mark Nardone. The Patriots went 12-8 during Phillips’ time,
including a 7-3 mark in 2006. The Park defense recorded three shutouts and held seven
teams to 10 or fewer points over those two seasons.
Phillips, who graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education from West Liberty State in 1989, resides in
Wheeling with his wife, Terry, and three sons: Zachary, Nathan and Brett.
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Assistant Coaches
Andy Upton is in his fifth year with the Bethany program. The
assistant head coach is in his third year guiding the wide
receivers.
In 2006, his first season coaching the receivers after two
years of heading up the offensive line, Upton helped T.J.
Parker finish his career as the most prolific wide receiver in
BC history after he broke four school records. Last year, both
BC wideouts earned all-conference recognition, as Matt Cruse
(52 rec., 763 yds., 9 TDs) was named Second Team and Taylor
McNeil (52, rec., 711 yds., 5 TDs) received Honorable Mention
distinction.
Upton came to Bethany after spending five years as an assistant coach at West
Virginia Wesleyan College in Buckhannon, W.Va., where he worked with the wide
Andy Upton
Asst. Head Coach/WR receivers, tight ends and special teams. He helped lead the Bobcats to the 2002 West
Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) Championship.
W. Va. Tech/1996
In addition to his football responsibilities, Upton handled the coordination of advertising
and fund-raising programs for the Bobcats and worked with the sprinters as an assistant track and field coach for
one season.
Prior to his time at West Virginia Wesleyan, Upton worked for a season at his alma mater, West Virginia Institute
of Technology, where he coached the wide receivers.
Upton graduated from West Virginia Institute of Technology in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science in Business
Management, with an emphasis on Marketing. He received his Master of Business Administration from West
Virginia Wesleyan in 2001.
Upton, who is also the head men’s and women’s track and field head coach at Bethany, and his wife, Rebecca,
the head women’s basketball coach at Bethany, reside in Wellsburg.
Andrew Rossi
Offensive Line
Bethany/2004
The 2008 season will be Andrew Rossi’s fifth as an assistant
coach with the Bethany football team. After coaching the
defensive line his first two seasons, he is in his third year
leading the offensive line.
Under Rossi’s guidance, the Bison line gave up just 15 sacks
in 2007, the fewest in the PAC, and helped BC move up from
seventh in the league in rushing in 2006 to third last season
(185.7).
Rossi was a three-year starter on the offensive line for the
Bison, starting every game in 2003 as a senior. As a sophomore,
he started for a line that set the Bethany record for fewest sacks allowed in a season. He
moved to center as a junior as Bethany broke 14 offensive records during the season.
Rossi was also an outstanding student, earning a spot on the PAC Academic Honor
Roll four times.
Rossi graduated from Bethany in 2004 with a bachelor’s degree in communication. He
is pursuing a master’s degree in counseling from West Virginia University.
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Assistant Coaches
Stephen Potter
Defensive Line
West Virginia St./2007
Tom Murphy
Running Backs
Baldwin-Wallace/2007
Marcus Wilder
Defensive Backs
Miami (Fla.)/2002
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The 2008 season will be Stephen Potter’s second on the staff
and first as the defensive line coach for the Bison.
Potter worked with the running backs a year ago and was a
big reason Bethany jumped from seventh in the league in
rushing in 2006 to third last year. Marcus Santini completed his
first year with 473 yards on 78 carries for a 6.1 average, tied
for third-best in BC single-season history.
Potter came to Bethany after a one-year stint as the varsity
offensive and defensive line coach at George Washington High
School in Charleston, W.Va. In addition, he was the defensive
coordinator and co-special teams coordinator for George Washington’s freshman team.
Prior to his time at GW, he played four years and was a three-year letterman along the
offensive and defensive lines at Division II institutions West Virginia Tech and West
Virginia State.
Potter earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from West Virginia State
in May of 2007.
Tom Murphy is entering his first season as the Bethany
running backs coach.
Murphy joins the Bison from Baldwin-Wallace, where he
served as a student-assistant coach in 2007. He was the
assistant wide receivers coach and junior varsity program’s
offensive coordinator.
Murphy’s gridiron career at B-W saw him earn four letters
and start three years at wide receiver. Voted the team’s Most
Outstanding Receiver in 2005 and 2006, he caught 59 career
passes for 1,052 yards and six touchdowns. His most productive
season came as a senior in ‘06 when he grabbed 26 receptions
for 496 yards and two scores, as he became just the 20th receiver in Yellow Jacket
history to go over 1,000 career receiving yards. During his freshman season, Murphy
helped B-W finish 10-1 and reach the second round of the NCAA playoffs.
Murphy graduated from Baldwin-Wallace in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree in health
promotion and education and is pursuing a master’s degree in educational leadership at
West Virginia.
Marcus Wilder is entering his first year coaching the defensive
backs with the Bison football program.
This will be Wilder’s seventh season as a coach. Most
recently, he served as the DB coach at Louisburg Junior
College in North Carolina.
Wilder also spent two years as a graduate assistant coach
working with the defensive backs at Florida International. In
‘06, the Panthers ranked fourth in the nation in pass defense
and 28th in total defense. In his second season at FIU, Wilder
coached CB Lionell Singleton, who earned 2nd Team All-Sun
Belt. Other stops in Wilder’s coaching career included one year
at Hampden-Sydney College and two years at Monacan High School in Virginia.
Wilder’s playing career included three seasons as a walk-on defensive back at Miami
(Fla.). He was a member of the 1998 Hurricane squad which went 9-3 and scored a 4623 victory over North Carolina State in the Micron PC Bowl.
Wilder graduated from Miami in 2002 with a Bachelor of Business Administration and
earned a master’s degree in sports management from Florida International in 2007.
Support Staff/Cheerleaders
Michael Hughes is in his sixth year as head athletic trainer at Bethany College. A native of
Michigan, Hughes has an athletic training background in many areas, including high school,
hospital, clinical, industrial and NCAA Division II and Division III college levels.
Hughes received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Athletic Training/Health and Wellness from
Olivet (Mich.) College in 1997 and earned his Master of Science degree in Athletic Training
from California (Pa.) University in 2002, graduating magna cum laude.
Prior to arriving at Bethany, Hughes worked as an athletic trainer at Olivet and California,
as well as Quincy High School in Michigan.
In addition to being an athletic trainer, Hughes is a CPR/AED/First Aid instructor and
emergency medical technician and holds certifications in the following areas: athletic training,
Michael Hughes
strength and conditioning, personal training, health and fitness, disaster managament and basic
Head Athletic Trainer
life support instructor. He is also an assistant professor in Bethany’s physical education/sports
studies program. In the community, Mike is a member of the Training Center Faculty at
Wheeling Hospital and is an Athletic Training Approved Clinical Instructor at Wheeling Jesuit.
Michael and his wife, Teresa, reside in Glen Easton, W.Va., with their two sons Wesley (1) and Ryan (born in
June, 2008).
Football Athletic Training Staff
Front Row: Jason Yocca, Jason Forrester, Steve Wentz, Chris Horey
Second Row: Mike Hughes, Bryanna Snyder, Stephanie Shafer, Evan
Berg, Joe Suchy, Chris Page, Allie Fluharty, Cortney Lax, Amber
DeWitt
Student Support Staff
L to R: Chance Kildow, Justin Castello, Ashley Carter, Addee
Nortier, Milton Joyner, Brandon Boston, Jim Malone.
2008 Bethany Cheerleaders (left to right)
Front Row: Audrey Frank, Beth Sockman, Terri Deel
Back Row: Gina Garvey, Chantel Hoskins, Eileen Cox,
Kristyn Habick, Darcy Brand, Kelli McAbier, Tiffany
Simpson, Anna Koller
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2008 Season Preview
Although 17 starters are returning for the
Bethany College football team for the 2008
season, there is still quite a bit of change
affiliated with the Bison program, which is
entering its third year under the direction of
head coach Tim Weaver.
One of the changes affects Weaver, who
led Bethany to their second consecutive 4-6
season (2-4 in the PAC) last year. In addition
to being the head football coach, he is now
the director of athletics and recreation and
one of his main duties has been to oversee
the revitalization of Bison Stadium. Bethany’s
home field underwent extensive work over
the summer, which included the installation of
a new FieldTurf playing surface and lights.
The first game at the Bison’s refurbished home is Sept.
13 against Kentucky Christian University, a first-year
NAIA program, and the updated facility brings quite a
few perks to the entire program.
“Any kind of progress is exciting and a project like this
is the best kind,” said Weaver, whose teams have broken
or tied 20 school records in his tenure. “Our day-to-day
operations will be helped tremendously. We won’t have to
worry about the condition of the practice field, we can
stay out under the lights for practice late in the season
when daylight ends quicker and we can practice on the
same surface we’ll play most of our games on as well.
“And obviously it’s going to help in recruiting,” said
Weaver. “It’s a better looking facility, but it also shows
institutional commitment to the program .”
When Weaver took the reins to the program in December of 2006, he had a clear vision of where he wanted to
take the program and how long it would take to get there.
Coming into year three, Weaver says everything is going
to plan to this point.
“We are right on schedule as to where we wanted to be
and have hit all our progress landmarks,” said Weaver.
“We’ve grown from about 80 players in the program to
nearly 110 this fall, saw a significant increase in wins the
first year, then saw major statistical improvements during
the second year. The gap between us and the top teams
in the league was so considerable when we arrived, we
couldn’t be too discouraged when we lost. Now we feel
we’ve closed that gap and the next step is to beat those
teams.”
11
The one major change for the Bison
offense will come at quarterback. Milton
Joyner paced the BC offense to a
school-record 4,105 total yards last year,
as he threw for more than 2,000 yards
and 21 TDs, while rushing for five more
scores. The lone returner at the position
is sophomore Dan Pegg, who completed
5-of-6 aerials for 47 yards in the ’07
season finale. While the Bison coaches
like Pegg, he will have to fend off some
skilled freshmen for the starting job.
The new quarterback will hope to see
the running game show continued
improvement. After gaining just 71 yards
per game on the ground in Weaver’s first season, BC’s
ground production jumped to better than 185 yards a
game last year. Sophomore Marcus Santini (above) was
a big reason for the improvement, as he churned out 473
yards on just 78 carries (6.1 average) and scored five
touchdowns despite missing three games because of
injuries. The questions to be settled in camp include who
will be the primary back-up behind Santini at tailback and
who will rise up to grab the fullback position.
In addition to a solid ground game, the Bison offense
also features a talented receiving corps, possibly the
deepest in the PAC. Junior Matt Cruse (below) returns
after catching 52 passes for 763 yards and a schoolrecord tying nine TDs last year, which earned him
Second Team All-PAC. Senior Taylor McNeil matched
Cruse in receptions for 711 yards and five scores, while
also amassing more than
1,450 all-purpose yards.
Add in junior Matt Dahle,
who had 11 catches for
153 yards, sophomore
Randy Rankin, who pulled
in 15 passes for 147 yards,
sophomore Clint Wilson, as
well as junior TE Jorge
Laboy, and there will be no
shortage of targets for
whoever gets the call
under center for Bethany.
2008 Season Preview
Another key to the offense’s production
last year was the play up front. The Bison
return four out of five starters on the
offensive line, including First Team AllPAC guard Brian Liptock (right) and
Honorable Mention tackle Chad Sedlacek.
Junior Chris Bailey, a two-year starter at
center, and sophomore tackle Bob
Rovnanik, who started six contests, are
also back. What solidifies this position for
BC is the depth they have acquired
following two strong recruiting years.
The defensive side of the ball is where
Bethany must see improvement. Although
the Green and White held three teams to
14 or fewer points last year, the most since 2002, they still
ranked eighth in the league in scoring (31.4) and total
defense (390.6). The key
to bettering those numbers
starts up front, where
Weaver is looking to senior
Chris Boland (left), who
had a team-high three
sacks, and sophomore Brad
Ragghianti, who made 31
stops as a freshman, to
pace the way.
The big area of change
on the defense is at linebacker, where Bethany
graduated all three starters
from a year ago. While
there may be a shortage of
experience, there won’t be a shortage of competition to
fill those spots. The competition is so open, Weaver didn’t
single out a favorite for any of the positions.
The defensive backfield will be the strong point of the
unit, with three starters back and a fourth who saw
considerable time last year. Sophomore FS Nelson Mitzen
(right), the team’s leading returning tackler (65), was
Second Team All-PAC after also leading Bethany with
two interceptions. On the corners, senior Brandon Zeman
was Honorable Mention All-PAC with 35 tackles despite
missing the final four games because of an injury, while
junior Michael Salters is back for his third year as a
starter.
Bethany’s special teams will have
plenty of returners who can break a big
play at any time, including McNeil, who
set a school record for kick returns (34)
and yards (643) last year. Sophomore
transfer Jermaine Washington will also
get a chance to bring back kicks, while
the punt returning duties will be handled
by Dahle, who took a punt back for a
score last year, and Cruse, with Washington also possibly pitching in there.
The Bison punter will definitely be a
freshman, as Mike Elias graduated. The
kicker could be sophomore Nick Comer
(below right), who hit a pair of extra
points last year, but he’ll be pushed by three freshmen in
camp.
In order for the Bison to continue to hit the progress
landmarks that Weaver has set, their main objective is to
get better defensively, while giving their quarterback a
chance to be successful on offense and making plays on
special teams.
“If we want to continue to make strides as a program,
we have to improve defensively,” said Weaver. “This is
the year for us to make significant improvements,
especially against the run. Offensively, whoever the
quarterback is, we have to get him ready to play and put
him in situations where he can succeed. And we have to
look to make plays on special teams, whether it is returns
or fakes to get any advantage we can.”
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2008 Roster
#
14
94
66
61
78
50
35
55
27
57
71
29
69
57
17
26
76
1
4
6
51
70
41
89
54
86
53
39
22
45
81
64
83
21
52
46
40
62
91
9
62
71
79
15
92
25
90
88
61
85
89
63
19
28
13
Name
David Abel
Zach Adams
Terry Akers
Mickey Alkire
Deaven Allen
Chris Bailey
John Becher
Chris Boland
Alex Bota
Ryan Busch
Ray Bussard
Logan Buzzard
Derek Cannon
Kevin Collins
Nick Comer
Jay Copper
Eric Corrigan
Matt Cruse
Matt Dahle
Brad Davis
Dennis Davis
Terry Davis
Joe Douglas
Zac Duffy
Dontavis Edwards
Casey Elson
Ron Ermlick
Gordon Everett
John Falconi
Nick Fields
Brandon Foster
Brandyn Frey
John George
Randy Gibson
Dan Gigler
David Grillo
John Gyure
John Haag
Brad Hartley
Jake Hartley
Ty Holland
Greg Iverson
Joe Jones
Jeff Joyce
Thomas Kisner
Jeff Krek
R.J. Kunkel
Jorge Laboy
Sam LaCava
Matt Landowski
Justin Lipps
Brian Liptock
Pat Lucas
Vinnie Macellaro
Yr.
JR
FR
SR
FR
SO
JR
FR
SR
SR
FR
FR
SO
FR
FR
SO
FR
JR
JR
JR
FR
SO
SO
FR
FR
FR
JR
SR
JR
JR
FR
FR
FR
SO
SR
JR
FR
JR
FR
JR
FR
FR
FR
JR
FR
SO
FR
FR
JR
FR
FR
FR
SR
FR
FR
Pos.
DB
DL
OL
OL
DL
OL
LB
DL
RB
DL
OL
TE
OL
OL
DB/K
RB
OL
WR
WR
QB
LB
OL
P/DB
DL
LB
DL
LB
RB
WR
LB
WR
OL
WR
DB
DT
LB
DL
DL
DL
DB
OL
DL
OL
QB
LB
K
DL
TE
DL
LB
WR
OL
LB
LB
Ht.
5-11
6-0
5-8
5-11
5-9
6-0
5-10
6-0
5-7
5-11
6-1
6-3
6-5
5-10
5-8
5-5
6-2
6-3
5-11
6-0
5-10
6-0
5-11
6-5
5-9
6-5
6-0
5-10
6-3
6-1
5-8
6-1
5-10
5-9
5-11
5-11
6-1
6-1
6-3
5-9
6-1
6-0
6-2
5-10
5-9
6-1
6-0
6-4
5-9
5-9
5-11
6-2
5-8
5-8
Wt.
190
250
235
330
270
265
215
230
165
270
250
220
320
255
170
145
265
210
180
180
225
260
170
245
235
250
195
200
165
245
135
260
185
170
240
195
235
295
250
175
240
260
275
185
210
200
235
250
210
195
190
285
180
190
Hometown/High School
Phillipsburg, N.J./Phillipsburg
Norton, Ohio/Norton
Barnesville, Ohio/Union Local
Follansbee, W.Va./Brooke
Canonsburg, Pa./Canon-McMillan
Pittsburgh, Pa./Shaler
Pittsburgh, Pa./Perry
Cape May C.H., N.J./Middle Twp.
Uniontown, Pa./Laurel Highlands
Moon Twp., Pa./Moon Area
Midland, Pa./Western Beaver
Cameron, W.Va./Cameron
Avella, Pa./Avella
Freehold, N.J./Freehold Twp.
Falling Waters, W.Va./Hedgesville
Numerical
1 Cruse
WR
2 Mitzen
DB
3 Washington
DB
4 Dahle
WR
5 Zink
WR
6 B. Davis
QB
6 Ward
DB
7 Pegg
QB
8 Saunders
DB
9 J. Hartley
DB
10 Wilson
WR
11 Sciortino
DB
12 Sawlsville
QB
13 C. Smith
QB
14 Abel
DB
15 Joyce
QB
16
Nannah
QB
Church Hill, Md./Queen Anne’s County
17
Comer
K/DB
South Orange, N.J./Columbia
18 McNeil
WR
Naples, Fla./Barron Collier
19 Lucas
LB
McKees Rocks, Pa./Sto-Rox
20 Zeman
DB
Magnolia, Del./Lake Forest
21 Gibson
DB
Barnegat, N.J./Southern Regional 22 Falconi
WR
Rayland, Ohio/Buckeye Local
23 Salters
DB
Wheeling, W.Va./Wheeling Park 24 Semidey
DB
Raleigh, N.C./Cardinal Gibbons
25 Krek
K
RB
Fort Myers, Fla./South Fort Myers 26 Copper
27 Bota
DB
Schnecksville, Pa./Parkland
28 Macellaro
LB
Charleroi, Pa./Charleroi
28
Ossman
RB
West Mifflin, Pa./West Mifflin
29 Buzzard
TE
Sharon, Pa./Farrell
30 Sipe
LB
Pittsburgh, Pa./Brentwood
31 Rhodes
RB
Hoosick Falls, N.Y./Hoosick Falls Central
32 Walker
RB
Richmond, Ohio/Steubenville
33 Owens
DL
Munhall, Pa./Steel Valley
34 Michaels
RB
Charleston, W.Va./Riverside
35 Becher
LB
36 Mott
RB
37 Wells
LB
38
Taalib-Din
LB
39 Everett
RB
White Oak, Pa./Serra Catholic
40 Gyure
DL
Greensboro, Pa./Mapletown
41 Douglas
P/DB
Farrell, Pa./Farrell
42 Ramirez
DB
Uhrichsville, Ohio/Claymont
43 Martier
DB
Hermitage, Pa./Hickory
44 Santini
RB
Braddock, Pa./Gateway
45 Fields
LB
Pittsburgh, Pa./Baldwin
46 Grillo
LB
Killingsworth, Conn./Xavier
47 Sivak
RB
48 Perdomo
K/P
Heidelberg, Pa./Chartiers Valley
49 Stockman
LB
OL
New York, N.Y./Central Park East 50 Bailey
51 D. Davis
LB
New Kensington, Pa./Plum
52
Gigler
DL
New Kensington, Pa./Kiski Area
53 Ermlick
LB
New Manchester, W.Va./Oak Glen
54 Edwards
LB
New Salem, Pa./Uniontown
55 Boland
DL
Pittsburgh, Pa./Keystone Oaks
56 Stowers
OL
Pittsburgh, Pa./Brashear
57 Busch
DL
2008 Roster
#
43
82
98
75
18
34
2
36
87
16
97
28
33
7
48
93
84
73
67
42
80
31
60
68
23
44
8
12
11
77
24
30
47
13
74
65
95
96
49
56
59
38
99
69
58
32
6
3
37
10
72
20
5
Name
Anthony Martier
Eric McCarthy
Bobby McConnell
Ian McNally
Taylor McNeil
Brandon Michaels
Nelson Mitzen
Stephen Mott
Seth Myers
Kyle Nannah
Steve Nesmith
Tyler Ossman
Rolland Owens
Dan Pegg
Carlos Perdomo
Nelson Perry
Evan Plescia
Cory Potter
Brad Ragghianti
Ariel Ramirez
Randy Rankin
John Rhodes
Bob Rovnanik
J.C. Rucker
Michael Salters
Marcus Santini
Ryan Saunders
Michael Sawlsville
Gary Sciortino
Chad Sedlacek
Gus Semidey
Ryan Sipe
Dan Sivak
Chad Smith
Jason Soltis
Jonathon Stadelman
Tim Stefanizzi
Joe Stewart
Jonathan Stockman
Ryan Stowers
Matt Swartling
Kasib Taalib-Din
Mike Taylor
Blake Townsend
Josh Volpe
Eric Walker
Joe Ward
Jermaine Washington
Michael Wells
Clint Wilson
Sam Yurchak
Brandon Zeman
Brad Zink
Yr.
SO
FR
FR
SR
SR
JR
JR
JR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR
SO
FR
FR
FR
FR
SO
JR
SO
SO
SO
FR
JR
SO
SO
FR
FR
JR
FR
SO
FR
FR
SO
FR
JR
FR
FR
FR
SO
FR
FR
FR
SO
FR
FR
JR
SR
SO
FR
SR
SR
Pos.
DB
WR
DL
OL
WR
RB
DB
RB
TE
QB
DL
RB
DL
QB
K
DL
K
OL
DL
DB
WR
RB
OL
OL
DB
RB
LB
QB
DB
OL
DB
LB
RB
QB
OL
OL
DE
LB
LB
OL
DL
LB
DL
DL
OL
RB
DB
DB
LB
WR
DL
DB
WR
Ht.
5-8
6-1
6-3
6-3
5-10
5-9
6-3
5-9
6-4
6-1
6-2
5-6
5-9
6-2
5-8
6-1
5-8
6-1
5-11
5-9
5-11
5-11
6-6
6-3
5-10
5-11
5-9
5-11
5-10
6-2
5-10
5-8
5-9
6-2
6-0
6-0
6-0
6-2
5-10
6-5
6-4
6-0
6-0
5-5
5-8
5-10
5-10
5-10
6-1
6-0
5-11
5-9
5-9
Wt.
175
170
240
255
170
200
195
215
265
190
240
230
230
200
180
255
180
255
225
180
195
205
290
250
165
205
195
185
190
270
210
195
220
215
300
245
240
215
210
240
270
220
250
225
255
200
175
185
230
170
265
175
195
Hometown/High School
Lititz, Pa./Manheim Twp.
Valley Grove, W.Va./Wheeling Park
Old Saybrook, Conn./Old Saybrook
East Greenwich, R.I./East Greenwich
Waynesburg, Pa./Waynesburg Central
Lake Oswego, Ore./Lakeridge
Sebring, Ohio/Sebring McKinley
New Brighton, Pa./New Brighton
Wintersville, Ohio/Steubenville
Tampa, Fla./Leto
Fort Myers, Fla./South Fort Myers
Fairlawn, Ohio/Copley
Akron, Ohio/Green
Pittsburgh, Pa./North Hills
W. Hempstead, N.Y./W. Hempstead
Garrettsville, Ohio/Garfield
Springdale, Pa./Springdale
Pittsburgh, Pa./Mt. Lebanon
McKees Rocks, Pa./Sto-Rox
Seminole, Fla./Seminole
Youngstown, Ohio/Liberty
Mt. Pleasant, Pa./Mt. Pleasant
Youngstown, Ohio/Austintown Fitch
Monaca, Pa./Monaca
Germantown, Md./Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Pittsburgh, Pa./Penn Hills
Washington, Pa./Washington
Port Vue, Pa./South Allegheny
Brave, Pa./Waynesburg Central
East Liverpool, Ohio/East Liverpool
New Martinsville, W.Va./Magnolia
57
58
59
60
61
61
62
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
69
70
71
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
Numerical - cont.
Collins
OL
Volpe
OL
Swartling
DL
Rovnanik
OL
Alkire
OL
LaCava
DL
Holland
OL
Haag
DL
Liptock
OL
Frey
OL
Stadelman
OL
Akers
OL
Ragghianti
DL
Rucker
OL
Cannon
OL
Townsend
DL
T. Davis
OL
Iverson
DL
Bussard
OL
Yurchak
DL
Potter
OL
Soltis
OL
McNally
OL
Corrigan
OL
Sedlacek
OL
Allen
DL
J. Jones
OL
Rankin
WR
Foster
WR
McCarthy
WR
George
DB
Plescia
K
Landowski
LB
Elson
DL
Myers
TE
Laboy
TE
Duffy
DL
Lipps
WR
Kunkel
DL
B. Hartley
DL
Kisner
LB
Perry
DL
Adams
DL
Stefanizzi
DL
Stewart
LB
Nesmith
DL
McConnell
DL
Taylor
DL
Harlem, N.Y./Central Park East
St. Cloud, Fla./St. Cloud
McKeesport, Pa./McKeesport
Naples, Fla./Naples
Friendly, W.Va./Tyler Consolidated
Moundsville, W.Va./Bishop Donahue
Carnegie, Pa./Chartiers Valley
Bridgeville, Pa./Chartiers Valley
Washington Ct. House, Ohio/Miami Trace
14
Meet the Bison - Captains
#18 Taylor McNeil
5-10/170/SR/WR
Old Saybrook, Conn./
Old Saybrook
Physical Education
All-Pur
GP
2
6
10
26
GP
26
Career Statistics
Rec.
Yds.
TDs
1
10
0
10
178
2
52
711
5
63
899
7
Rush
Rec.
KR
122
899
1,099
Long
10
60
52
60
Total
2,120
YPC
10.0
17.8
13.7
14.3
Avg/G
117.8
Year
2005
2006
2007
Total
GP
5
10
6
21
Career Statistics
Tackles Sacks INT/TD
5
0
0/0
43
0
2/2
35
1
1/0
83
1
3/2
PD
0
6
4
10
FF/FR
0/0
0/1
0/0
0/1
Year
2005
2006
2007
Total
2007 Highlights: Honorable Mention All-PAC after finishing
third in PAC in all-purpose yards (1,476); PAC Special Teams
Player of the Week once; broke BC single-season record for
kickoff returns (34) and yards (643); hauled in eight receptions
for 140 yards and one TD (32) in Westminster victory; had two
touchdown catches (5, 50) among his five receptions for 88
yards in win over Thomas More; tied BC’s single-game record
with 13 catches for 221 yards and a score (52) at W&J.
2006 Highlights: Two-time PAC Special Teams Player of the
Week, despite missing final four games because of injury;
broke BC single-game record for kickoff return yards at
Muskingum (178); also caught a 60-yard TD reception in the
game; returned a kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown in Hiram
victory; hauled in 35-yard touchdown catch and finished with
three catches for 54 yards in Grove City win.
2005 Highlights: Played in a pair of games; made his first
career catch, a 10-yard reception, at W&J.
#20 Brandon Zeman
5-9/175/SR/DB
Bridgeville, Pa./
Chartiers Valley
Physical Education
2007 Highlights: Honorable Mention All-PAC despite missing
final four games because of injury; recorded four tackles, a
sack and an interception in Saint Vincent triumph; had a careerhigh 12 stops, including nine solos, at Geneva; made nine
tackles and broke up two passes at Grove City.
2006 Highlights: Honorable Mention All-PAC after leading
the team in interceptions (2) and passes broken-up (4); made
four tackles and returned an INT 55 yards for a touchdown
against Muskingkum in season opener; in addition to five hits,
picked off a pass and went 35 yards to paydirt in Hiram win;
totaled a season-high nine tackles in Grove City victory;
2005 Highlights: Played in five contests; was in on five
tackles, including three solos; made a season-high three hits,
including a pair of solo stops, against Chicago; also made
tackles against Defiance and W&J.
15
Meet the Bison - Seniors
#66 Terry Akers
#55 Chris Boland
5-8/235/OL
Barnesville, Ohio/
Union Local
Physical Education
6-0/230/DL
Cape May Court House, N.J./
Middle Township
Accounting
Career Highlights: Four-year member of the Bison program;
played in Bethany’s 42-7 victory over Hiram in 2006 home
opener, the first win in head coach Tim Weaver’s career;
credited with a tackle in that game; also saw time in BC’s
triumph over Saint Vincent and helped the program set a new
single-game record with 739 total yards, which was also the
second-highest total in a Division III game last year.
2007 Highlights: Played in all 10 games and led the team with
three sacks; had one sack and three tackles in Hiram win; his
other sacks came at Geneva and in Thomas More victory.
2006 Highlights: Played in all 10 games and led the team with
two fumble recoveries; made five tackles, including a sack,
and forced and recovered a fumble in Hiram victory; had five
tackles and recovered a fumble in Thomas More win. 2005
Highlights: Played in one game, assisting on a tackle against
W&J.
Year
2005
2006
2007
Total
GP
3
8
7
18
Career Statistics
Tackles INT TFL/Sks
1
0
0/0
29
0
2.5/0.5
23
0
4/3
53
0
6.5/3.5
PD
0
0
0
0
FF/FR
0/0
2/2
0/0
2/2
#53 Ron Ermlick
#21 Randy Gibson
6-0/195/LB
Charleroi, Pa./
Charleroi
Psychology
5-9/170/DB
Charleston, W.Va./
Riverside
Accounting
2007 Highlights: Played in seven contests; had a career-high
five tackles at Grove City; was in on four hits at Waynesburg;
also made tackles against Thiel, Westminster and Carnegie
Mellon. 2006 Highlights: Played in eight games; had two
tackles against Thiel and Carnegie Mellon; made solo hits in
win over Hiram and against W&J. 2005 Highlights: Played in
three games; made two solo tackles against Westminster,
including one for a loss; assisted on a hit at W&J.
Year
2005
2006
2007
Total
GP
1
10
10
21
Career Statistics
Tackles INT TFL/Sks
3
0
1/0
7
0
0/0
12
0
0/0
22
0
1/0
PD
0
0
0
0
FF/FR
0/0
0/0
0/0
0/0
2007 Highlights: Played in eight games; had four tackles to
his credit, including hits against Saint Vincent, Thiel,
Westminster and Carnegie Mellon; blocked a punt at W&J.
2006 Highlights: Played in the Hiram victory and against
Thiel; made a solo tackle in the Thiel contest.
2005 Highlights: Did not play in a game.
Year
2005
2006
2007
Total
GP
0
2
8
10
Career Statistics
Tackles INT TFL/Sks
------1
0
0/0
4
0
0/0
5
0
0/0
PD
--0
0
0
Bl. Kicks
--0
1
1
16
#63 Brian Liptock
#75 Ian McNally
6-2/285/OL
New Salem, Pa./
Uniontown
Environmental Science
6-3/255/OL
Pittsburgh, Pa./
Keystone Oaks
Political Science
Career Highlights: Four-year starter on the offensive line;
Second Team All-PAC in 2006 after helping Bison to four wins,
their most in five years; BC set season-highs with 424 total
yards, including 157 on the ground, in comeback win over
Ohio Wesleyan; First Team All-PAC in 2007 after leading o-line
which allowed the fewest sacks in the PAC (15); helped clear
the way for Bethany to set a school-record for total offense in
a season (4,105) and score 272 points, second-most in
Bethany history.
#37 Michael Wells
#5 Brad Zink
6-1/230/LB
Friendly, W.Va./
Tyler Consolidated
Elementary Education
5-9/195/WR
2007 Highlights: Played in five games; collected eight tackles
against Carnegie Mellon; made five stops against W&J. 2006
Highlights:Played in five games; totaled six tackles at
Muskingum and against W&J. 2005 Highlights: Granted
medical red-shirt after missing nine game because of injury;
had five tackles against Thomas More in his one game. 2004
Highlights: Played in seven games; made four tackles against
Grove City and Carnegie Mellon; blocked a kick against
Westminster.
Year
2004
2005
2006
2007
Total
17
GP
7
1
5
5
18
Career Highlights: Played in first four games, including three
starts, before missing the final six games because of injury in
‘07, which was his first season on the team; helped plow the
way for Bethany to roll up 222 rushing yards and 447 total
yards in season opening victory at Hiram; opened holes for
the BC ground game to pile up 482 yards in Saint Vincent
victory, ninth-most in NCAA Division III in 2007.
Career Statistics
Tackles INT TFL/Sks
12
0
0/0
5
0
0/0
16
0
0.5/0
19
0
0/0
52
0
0.5/0
PD
0
0
0
0
0
Bl. Kicks
1
0
0
0
1
Washington Court House, OH/
Miami Trace
Physical Education
2007 Highlights: Played in all 10 games and tied for third on
the team in touchdown catches (3); grabbed a 10-yard scoring
pass in season-opening win at Hiram; scored on a 16-yard
reception against Carnegie Mellon; had two-yard TD catch in
W&J shootout; had two receptions against Geneva,
Waynesburg and Carnegie Mellon. 2006 Highlights: Played
in eight games; hauled in three aerials for a career-high 35
yards against Carnegie Mellon. 2005 Highlights: Played in six
games; caught three passes for 13 yards, including an eightyard TD grab, against Defiance.
Year
2005
2006
2007
Total
GP
6
8
10
24
Career Statistics
Rec.
Yds.
TDs
7
43
1
7
63
0
10
91
3
24
197
4
Long
13
18
17
18
YPC
6.1
9.0
9.1
8.2
18
Meet the Bison - Upperclassmen
#14 David Abel
5-11/190/JR/DB
Phillipsburg, N.J./
Phillipsburg
#50 Chris Bailey
6-0/265/JR/OL
Pittsburgh, Pa./
Shaler
Accounting
Sports Communication
Year
2006
2007
Total
Career Statistics
GP Tkls. INT TFL/Sks.
3
2
0
0/0
3
5
0
0/0
6
7
0
0/0
P D FF/FR
0 0/0
0 0/0
0 0/0
#27 Alex Bota
5-7/165/JR/RB
Uniontown, Pa./
Laurel Highlands
Computer Science
Year
2006
2007
Total
#1 Matt Cruse
6-3/210/JR/WR
Naples, Fla./
Barron Collier
Accounting
#78 Eric Corrigan
6-2/265/JR/OL
South Orange, N.J./
Columbia
Political Science
Junior WR
Matt Dahle
Year
2006
2007
Total
Rec.
3
11
14
Career Statistics
Yds. TDs
KR/Yds
69 1
2/30
153 0
1/8
222 1
3/38
Career Statistics
GP Rec. Yds. Avg. TDs
9 3 5 475 13.6 7
8 5 2 763 14.7 9
1 7 8 7 1238 13.6 1 6
Year
2006
2007
Total
PR/Yds.
4/10
7/71
11/81
Career Statistics
GP Tkls. INT TFL/Sks. PD FF/FR
6
0
0
0/0
0 0/0
7
2
0
0.5/0
0 0/0
13 2
0
0.5/0
0 0/0
Junior DL Casey Elson
#39 Gordon Everett
5-10/200/JR/RB
West Mifflin, Pa./
West Mifflin
Communication
Year
2005
2006
2007
Total
19
Career Statistics
GP Car. Yds Avg. T D Long
9 1 6 5 6 3.5 0 1 3
Did Not Play
Did Not Play
9 1 6 5 6 3.5 0 1 3
Lg.
51
83
83
#86 Casey Elson
6-5/250/JR/DL
Schnecksville, Pa./
Parkland
Sports Communication
#4 Matt Dahle
5-11/180/JR/WR
McKees Rocks, Pa./
Sto-Rox
Physical Education
Year
2006
2007
Total
Career Statistics
6 2 5 131 5.1 1 3 7
Injured - Did Not Play
6 2 5 131 5.1 1 3 7
#22 John Falconi
6-3/165/JR/WR
Sharon, Pa./
Hickory
Sports Management
Year
2006
2007
Total
Career Statistics
GP Rec. Yds. Avg. TDs
0
0
0 --- --1
0
0 --- --1
0
0 --- ---
Lg.
-------
Junior WR John Falconi
#52 Dan Gigler
5-11/240/JR/DL
Pittsburgh, Pa./
Shaler
Physical Education
Career Statistics
2
0
0
0/0
10 11 0
0/0
1 2 11 0
0/0
Year
2006
2007
Total
#40 John Gyure
6-1/235/JR/DL
Pittsburgh, Pa./
Brentwood
Psychology
Year
2006
2007
Total
P D FF/FR
0 0/0
0 0/1
0 0/1
Career Statistics
10 26 0
9/4
8 20 0
5/0.5
1 8 4 6 0 14/4.5
P D FF/FR
0 0/0
0 0/0
0 0/0
Junior DL Dan Gigler
#91 Brad Hartley
6-3/250/JR/DL
Greensboro, Pa./
Mapletown
Physical Education
Year
2006
2007
Total
Career Statistics
8 12 0
1/0
10 23 0
0.5/0
18 35 0
1.5/0
#88 Jorge Laboy
6-4/250/JR/TE
New York, N.Y./
Central Park East
Communication
P D FF/FR
0 0/0
1 0/0
1 0/0
Year
2006
2007
Total
Career Statistics
GP Rec. Yds. Avg.
1
1
4 4.0
8
2 4 2 21.0
9
3 4 6 15.3
TD
0
0
0
Junior DL Brad Hartley
#2 Nelson Mitzen
6-3/195/JR/DB
Waynesburg, Pa./
Waynesburg Central
Psychology
#34 Brandon Michaels
5-9/200/JR/RB
East Greenwich, R.I./
East Greenwich
Business
Year
2007
Total
Career Statistics
3
2 1 2 6.0 0
6
3
2 1 2 6.0 0
6
Year
2006
2007
Total
Career Statistics
10 16 0
1/0
0 0/1
10 65 2
3/0
3 0/0
20 81 2
4/0
3 0/1
Junior TE Jorge Laboy
#42 Ariel Ramirez
5-9/180/JR/DB
West Hempstead, N.Y./
West Hempstead
Sports Management
#36 Stephen Mott
5-9/215/JR/RB
Lake Oswego, Ore./
Lakeridge
History
Year
2006
2007
Total
Career Statistics
5
4
0
0/0
0 0/0
10 5
0
0/0
0 0/0
15 9
0
0/0
0 0/0
Year
2006
2007
Total
Career Statistics
1
0
0
0/0
9 21 1
0/0
10 21 1
0/0
P D FF/FR
0 0/0
1 0/0
1 0/0
Junior DB Ariel Ramirez
20
#23 Michael Salters
5-10/165/JR/DB
McKees Rocks, Pa./
Sto-Rox
Sports Management
Year
2006
2007
Total
Career Statistics
10 44 0
2/0
10 37 1
1/0
20 81 1
3/0
#77 Chad Sedlacek
6-2/270/JR/OL
Monaca, Pa./
Monaca
Social Work
P D FF/FR
3 0/0
7 0/0
1 0 0/0
Junior DB Michael Salters
#95 Tim Stefanizzi
6-0/240/JR/DL
Brave, Pa./
Waynesburg Central
Chemistry
Year
2006
2007
Total
Career Statistics
2
0
0
0/0
9 10 0
3/1
11 1 0 0
3/1
#78 Deaven Allen
5-9/270/SO/DL
Canonsburg, Pa./
Canon-McMillan
Sports Management
P D FF/FR
0 0/0
0 0/0
0 0/0
Year
2007
Total
Career Statistics
GP Tkls. INT TFL/Sks. P D FF/FR
8 10 0
0.5/0
0 0/0
8 10 0
0.5/0
0 0/0
Junior DL Tim Stefanizzi
#51 Dennis Davis
5-10/225/SO/LB
Barnegat, N.J./
Southern Regional
Engineering
#17 Nick Comer
5-8/170/SO/K-DB
Falling Waters, W.Va./
Hedgesville
Environmental Science
Year
2006
Total
Career Statistics
6
0
0
0/0
0 0/0
6
0
0
0/0
0 0/0
Year
2007
Total
Career Statistics
9 30 0
2/0
0 0/0
9 30 0
2/0
0 0/0
Sophomore LB Dennis Davis
#83 John George
5-10/185/SO/DB
Munhall, Pa./
Steel Valley
Secondary Education
#70 Terry Davis
6-0/260/SO/OL
Rayland, Ohio/
Buckeye Local
Education
Year
2007
Total
Sophomore DB John George
21
Career Statistics
7 24 0
2/1
1 0/1
7 24 0
2/1
1 0/1
#79 Joe Jones
6-2/275/SO/OL
Braddock, Pa./
Gateway
Social Work
Year
2007
Total
#7 Dan Pegg
6-2/200/SO/QB
Uniontown, Pa./
Laurel Highlands
Psychology
Year
2007
Total
GP
1
1
Career Statistics
Cmp./Att. Yds.
5/6
47
5/6
47
TDs/INT
0/0
0/0
#43 Anthony Martier
5-8/175/SO/DB
Pittsburgh, Pa./
Shaler
Physical Education
#92 Thomas Kisner
5-9/210/SO/LB
Killingsworth, Conn./
Xavier
Economics
Career Statistics
3
2
0
0/0
0 0/0
3
2
0
0/0
0 0/0
Career Statistics
3
1
0
0/0
0 0/0
3
1
0
0/0
0 0/0
Year
2007
Total
#67 Brad Ragghianti
5-11/225/SO/DL
Pittsburgh, Pa./
North Hills
Physical Education
Year
2007
Total
Career Statistics
10 31 0
2/0
1 0/0
10 31 0
2/0
1 0/0
Sophomore DB Anthony Martier
#31 John Rhodes
5-11/205/SO/RB
Garrettsville, Ohio/
Garfield
Elementary Education
#80 Randy Rankin
5-11/195/SO/WR
Uniontown, Pa./
Laurel Highlands
Undeclared
Career Statistics
Year GP Rec. Yds. Avg. TDs Lg.
2007 8 1 5 147 9.8 0 2 1
Total 8 1 5 147 9.8 0 2 1
Year
2007
Total
Career Statistics
8 3 9 178 4.6 2 2 0
8 3 9 178 4.6 2 2 0
Sophomore DL Brad Ragghianti
#60 Bob Rovnanik
6-6/290/SO/OL
Springdale, Pa./
Springdale
Communication
Sophomore WR Randy Rankin
Sophomore RB John Rhodes
22
#44 Marcus Santini
5-11/205/SO/RB
Seminole, Fla./
Seminole
Undeclared
Year
2007
Total
#8 Ryan Saunders
5-9/195/SO/LB
Youngstown, Ohio/
Liberty
Business Admin.
Year
2007
Total
CCareer Statistics
7 7 8 473 6.1 5 5 3
7 7 8 473 6.1 5 5 3
Career Statistics
8 15 0
1/0
1 0/0
8 15 0
1/0
1 0/0
Sophomore LB Ryan Saunders
#30 Ryan Sipe
5-8/195/SO/LB
Pittsburgh, Pa./
Penn Hills
Art Education
Career Statistics
7
1
0
0/0
0 0/1
7
1
0
0/0
0 0/1
Year
2007
Total
Sophomore LB Ryan Sipe
Sophomore RB Marcus Santini
#59 Matt Swartling
6-4/270/SO/DL
New Martinsville, W.Va./
Magnolia
Chemistry (Pre-Med)
#74 Jason Soltis
6-0/300/SO/OL
Port Vue, Pa./
South Allegheny
Physical Education
Year
2007
Total
Career Statistics
3
1
0
0/0
0 0/0
3
1
0
0/0
0 0/0
#10 Clint Wilson
6-0/170/SO/WR
Moundsville, W.Va./
Bishop Donahue
Business
Career Statistics
Year GP Rec. Yds. Avg. TDs Lg.
2007 6
2 1 9 9.5 0 1 0
Total 6
2 1 9 9.5 0 1 0
Sophomore DL Matt Swartling
23
#58 Josh Volpe
5-8/255/SO/OL
McKeesport, Pa./
McKeesport
Mathematics
Meet the Bison - Newcomers
#94
Zach Adams
6-0/250/Freshman
Norton, Ohio/Norton
DL
#54
Dontavis Edwards
LB
5-9/235/Freshman
#61
Mickey Alkire
5-11/330/Freshman
OL
#45
Nick Fields
6-1/245/Freshman
LB
#85
#35
John Becher
5-10/215/Freshman
Pittsburgh, Pa./Perry
LB
#81
Brandon Foster
5-8/135/Freshman
WR
#89
#57
Ryan Busch
5-11/270/Freshman
Moon Twp., Pa./Moon Area
DL
#64
Brandyn Frey
6-1/260/Freshman
Richmond, Ohio/Steubenville
OL
#19
#71
Ray Bussard
6-1/250/Freshman
OL
#46
David Grillo
5-11/195/Freshman
LB
#28
Hoosick Falls, N.Y./Hoosick Falls Central
Midland, Pa./Western Beaver
#61
Logan Buzzard
6-3/220/Sophomore
Cameron, W.Va./Cameron
TE
#62
John Haag
6-1/295/Freshman
White Oak, Pa./Serra Catholic
DL
#82
#69
Derek Cannon
6-5/320/Freshman
Avella, Pa./Avella
OL
#9
Jake Hartley
5-9/175/Freshman
Farrell, Pa./Farrell
DB
#98
Kevin Collins
OL
5-10/255/Freshman
Freehold, N.J./Freehold Twp.
#62
Ty Holland
6-1/240/Freshman
Uhrichsville, Ohio/Claymont
OL
#87
Jay Copper
RB
5-5/145/Freshman
Church Hill, Md./Queen Anne’s County
#71
Greg Iverson
6-0/260/Freshman
Hermitage, Pa./Hickory
DL
#16
#6
QB
#15
Jeff Joyce
5-10/185/Freshman
Pittsburgh, Pa./Baldwin
QB
#97
#41
Joe Douglas
P/DB
5-11/170/Freshman
Wheeling, W.Va./Wheeling Park
#25
Jeff Krek
6-1/200/Freshman
Heidelberg, Pa./Chartiers Valley
K
#28
#89
Zac Duffy
DL
6-5/245/Freshman
Raleigh, N.C./Cardinal Gibbons
#90
R.J. Kunkel
6-0/235/Freshman
DL
#33
#26
Brad Davis
6-0/180/Freshman
Magnolia, Del./Lake Forest
DL
Matt Landowski
LB
5-9/195/Freshman
New Kensington, Pa./Kiski Area
Justin Lipps
WR
5-11/190/Freshman
New Manchester, W.Va./Oak Glen
#29
#57
Sam LaCava
5-9/210/Freshman
New Kensington, Pa./Plum
Pat Lucas
LB
5-8/180/Freshman
Vinnie Macellaro
5-8/190/Freshman
Pittsburgh, Pa./Brashear
LB
Eric McCarthy
WR
6-1/170/Freshman
Lititz, Pa./Manheim Township
Bobby McConnell
DL
6-3/240/Freshman
Seth Myers
TE
6-4/265/Freshman
Kyle Nannah
QB
6-1/190/Freshman
Sebring, Ohio/Sebring McKinley
Steve Nesmith
DL
6-2/240/Freshman
Tyler Ossman
5-6/230/Freshman
RB
Rolland Owens
DL
5-9/230/Freshman
Wintersville, Ohio/Steubenville
24
Newcomers/Pronunciation
#48
Carlos Perdomo
5-8/180/Freshman
Tampa, Fla./Leto
K
#24
#38
Kasib Taalib-Din
6-0/220/Freshman
Harlem, N.Y./Central Park East
LB
#47
Dan Sivak
5-9/220/Freshman
RB
#99
Mike Taylor
6-0/250/Freshman
St. Cloud, Fla./St. Cloud
DL
K
#13
Chad Smith
6-2/215/Freshman
QB
#69
Blake Townsend
5-5/225/Freshman
DL
Jonathan Stadelman
6-0/245/Freshman
DL
#32
Nelson Perry
DL
6-1/255/Freshman
#84
Evan Plescia
5-8/180/Freshman
Fairlawn, Ohio/Copley
#73
Cory Potter
6-1/255/Freshman
Lower Burrell, Pa./Burrell
OL
#65
#68
J.C. Rucker
6-3/250/Freshman
Pittsburgh, Pa./Mt. Lebanon
OL
#96
Michael Sawlsville
QB
5-11/185/Freshman
Gary Sciortino
DB
5-10/190/Freshman
#11
DB
Germantown, Md./Bethesda-Chevy Chase
#93
#12
Gus Semidey
5-10/210/Freshman
Eric Walker
RB
5-10/200/Freshman
Joe Stewart
LB
6-2/215/Freshman
#6
Joe Ward
5-10/175/Freshman
DB
#49
Jonathan Stockman
LB
5-10/210/Freshman
#3
Jermaine Washington
5-10/185/Junior
Naples, Fla./Naples
DB
#56
#72
Sam Yurchak
5-11/265/Freshman
Carnegie, Pa./Chartiers Valley
DL
Ryan Stowers
OL
6-5/240/Freshman
East Liverpool, Ohio/East Liverpool
Pronunciation Guide
#1 Matt Cruse
#4 Matt Dahle
#11 Gary Sciortino
#14 David Abel
#17 Nick Comer
#20 Brandon Zeman
#22 John Falconi
#23 Michael Salters
#24 Gus Semidey
#27 Alex Bota
#28 Vinnie Macellaro
#35 John Becher
#38 Kasib Taalib-Din
#40 John Gyure
#42 Ariel Ramirez
#43 Anthony Martier
#44 Marcus Santini
#47 Dan Sivak
#48 Carlos Perdomo
25
Cruise
Dale
SHORE-tino
AA-bull
COMB-er
ZEE-man
Fal-CONE-ee
SALT-ers
SUM-a-day
BOW-ta
MASS-a-laro
Becker
Kasib TALL-ib-Dean
Gwire
Aerial
Mar-TIER
San-TEEN-ee
SIGH-vak
Per-DOME-o
#54 Dontavis Edwards
#55 Chris Boland
#56 Ryan Stowers
#58 Josh Volpe
#60 Bob Rovnanik
#61 Mickey Alkire
#61 Sam LaCava
#62 John Haag
#64 Brandyn Frey
#66 Terry Akers
#67 Brad Ragghianti
#71 Ray Bussard
#77 Chad Sedlacek
#84 Evan Plescia
#95 Tim Stefanizzi
#97 Steve Nesmith
Don-TAVE-is
BOWL-land
St-OW-ers
VOLE-pea
Rawv-NAN-nik
AL-kire
La-CAUV-a
Haig
Fry
Acres
Ragg-ee-ON-tee
Buzzard
SAID-lack
PLESH-a
Stef-an-EASY
Ne-smith
PAC Preview
LATROBE, Pa. - Washington & Jefferson was picked to
Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC)
capture the football championship in the Presidents’ Athletic
2008 Preseason Football Poll
Conference (PAC), according to the preseason poll released at (xx) = first place votes
Points ‘07 Record
the 2008 PAC Football Media Day at Saint Vincent College.
1.Wash. & Jeff. (23)
192
10-1 (6-0)
The defending PAC champion Presidents of head coach
2.Waynesburg (4)
165
8-3 (5-1)
Mike Sirianni earned 23 of 28 first-place votes to lead the
3.Westminster
100
5-5 (2-4)
preseason poll with 192 points to outdistance second place
4.Grove City
97
4-6 (3-3)
Waynesburg (165), followed by Westminster (100), Grove
5.Thomas More
87
4-6 (2-4)
6.Bethany
78
4-6 (2-4)
City (97), Thomas More (87), Bethany (78) and Thiel (65).
7.Thiel (1)
65
3-7 (1-5)
NCAA Division III provisional members Geneva and Saint
Vincent were predicted to post 5-3 and 1-7 records,
respectively, in 2008 against PAC teams, according to poll voters. Geneva and Saint Vincent are not eligible for the PAC
football title until the schools are granted active membership in Division III by the NCAA at the conclusion of their
provisional membership period, tentatively scheduled for 2010 for Saint Vincent and 2011 for Geneva.
Following is the voting breakdown for coaches, SIDs and media members for the football preseason poll:
Coaches
1. Wash. & Jeff. (5)
2. Waynesburg (3)
3. Thomas More
4. Thiel (1)
5. Grove City
6t. Bethany
6t. Westminster
59
54
34
26
25
23
23
SIDs
2. Waynesburg
3. Westminster
4. Grove City
5. Bethany
6. Thomas More
7. Thiel
63
52
36
33
28
24
15
Media
2. Waynesburg (1)
3. Westminster
4. Grove City
5. Thomas More
6. Bethany
7. Thiel
70
59
41
39
29
26
24
2008 PAC Composite Football Schedule (* = PAC Game)
Sat., Sept. 6
Bethany at Otterbein
1:30 p.m.
McDaniel at Saint Vincent
1 p.m.
W&J at Oberlin
1 p.m.
Grove City at Dickinson
1:30 p.m.
John Carroll at Thomas More 1:30 p.m.
Marietta at Thiel
1:30 p.m.
Westminster at Heidelberg
1:30 p.m.
Wooster at Waynesburg
1:30 p.m.
Seton Hill at Geneva
7 p.m.
Sat., Sept. 13 (Thomas More off)
Kentucky Christian at Bethany 1 p.m.
Saint Vincent at Gallaudet
1 p.m.
Thiel at Albion
1 p.m.
Waynesburg at Hanover
1 p.m.
Allegheny at Westminster
1:30 p.m.
Carnegie Mellon at Grove City 1:30 p.m.
Geneva at Salisbury
6 p.m.
Frostburg State at W&J
7 p.m.
Sat., Sept. 20 (Geneva off)
Bethany at Grove City*
7 p.m.
Saint Vincent at Westminster 1:30 p.m.
Thomas More at Waynesburg*1:30 p.m.
W&J at Thiel*
1:30 p.m.
Sat., Sept. 27 (Bethany off)
Geneva at Thiel
1:30 p.m.
Waynesburg at Saint Vincent 1:30 p.m.
Westminster at Thomas More* 1:30 p.m.
Grove City at W&J*
7 p.m.
Sat., Oct. 4 (Waynesburg off)
Thomas More at Bethany*
Grove City at Saint Vincent
Thiel at Westminster*
W&J at Geneva
2 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
Sat., Oct. 11 (W&J off)
Bethany at Thiel*
1:30 p.m.
Geneva at Grove City
1:30 p.m.
Saint Vincent at Thomas More 1:30 p.m.
Westminster at Waynesburg* 1:30 p.m.
Sat., Oct. 18 (Thiel off)
Bethany at Westminster*
1:30 p.m.
Saint Vincent at W&J
2 p.m.
Thomas More at Grove City*
2 p.m.
Waynesburg at Geneva
7 p.m.
Sat., Oct. 25 (Grove City off)
Waynesburg at Bethany*
1 p.m.
Geneva at Saint Vincent
1 p.m.
Thiel at Thomas More*
1:30 p.m.
Westminster at W&J*
7 p.m.
Sat., Nov. 1 (Westminster off)
Geneva at Bethany
1 p.m.
Grove City at Waynesburg* 1:30 p.m.
Thiel at Saint Vincent
1:30 p.m.
W&J at Thomas More*
1:30 p.m.
Sat., Nov. 8 (Saint Vincent off)
Bethany at W&J*
1:30 p.m.
Grove City at Westminster*
1:30 p.m.
Thomas More at Geneva
1:30 p.m.
Waynesburg at Thiel*
1:30 p.m.
Sat., Nov. 15
Saint Vincent at Bethany
1 p.m.
Thiel at Grove City*
1 p.m.
W&J at Waynesburg*
1:30 p.m.
Westminster at Geneva
1:30 p.m.
Mt. St. Joseph at Thomas More1:30 p.m.
Sat., Nov. 22
NCAA Division III Playoffs - 1st Round
Sat., Nov. 29
NCAA Division III Playoffs - 2nd Round
Sat., Dec. 6
NCAA Division III Playoffs - Quarterfinals
Sat., Dec. 13
NCAA Division III Playoffs - Semifinals
Sat., Dec. 20
Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl - Salem, Va.
26
2008 Opponents
Game 1
Game 2
Bethany
at
Otterbein
Sept. 6 - 1:30 p.m.
Kentucky Christian
at
Bethany
Sept. 13 - 1:00 p.m.
Location
Westerville, Ohio
Founded
1847
Enrollment
3,100
Nickname
Cardinals
Colors
Tan & Cardinal
Stadium/Capacity
Memorial Stadium/4,000
Field/Surface
Ballenger Field/Natural Grass
Affiliation
NCAA Division III
Conference
Ohio Athletic
President
C. Brent DeVore
Athletic Director
Dick Reynolds
Head Coach
Joe Loth
Alma Mater
Otterbein, ‘91
Record at Otterbein (Yrs.)
23-27 (5)
Overall Record (Yrs.)
30-49 (8)
Offensive Coordinator
Tim Doup
Defensive Coordinator
Randy Moore
Offensive Set
Spread
Defensive Set
Multiple 4-2-5
Lettermen Returning/Lost
50/29
Starters Returning/Lost
20/4
Series Record
First Meeting
Last Meeting
First Meeting
Sports Info. Director
Ed Syguda
Office Phone
614-823-1288
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
Sept. 6
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
27
2007 Results: 5-5, 5-4 OAC
vs. Defiance
at Mount Union
at Marietta
vs. Ohio Northern
at Wilmington
vs. Heidelberg
vs. Capital
at Muskingum
at Baldwin-Wallace
vs. John Carroll
2008 Schedule
vs. Bethany
vs. Muskingum
at Ohio Northern
at Heidelberg
vs. Baldwin-Wallace
vs. Wilmington
at Capital
vs. Marietta
vs. Mount Union
at John Carroll
L 14-16
L 14-58
W 41-23
L 14-27
W 58-41
W 34-31
W 17-10
W 29-0
L 27-37
L 33-35 (3 OT)
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
Location
Grayson, Ky.
Founded
1919
Enrollment
535
Nickname
Knights
Colors
Red & Black
Stadium/Capacity
Jayne Stadium/10,000
Surface
AstroPlay
Affiliation
NAIA/NCCAA
Conference
Independent
President
Dr. Keith P. Keeran
Athletic Director
Rick Cooper
Head Coach
Dane Damron
Alma Mater
Georgetown (Ky.), ‘94
Record at Kentucky Christian (Yrs.)
0-0 (1st)
0-0 (1st)
Zack Moore
Offensive Set
Defensive Set
N/A
N/A
Series Record
First Meeting
Last Meeting
First Meeting
Rick Cooper/Clerrinda Walker
Office Phone
606-474-3158/606-316-4436
Aug. 28
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 25
Oct. 9
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
2008 Schedule - First Season
vs. Virginia-Wise
vs. Kentucky Wesleyan
at Bethany
vs. Pikeville
at Georgetown (Ky.)
vs. Trinity Bible
vs. Faulkner
at Southern Virginia
at Cumberland
vs. Trine
8 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
8 p.m.
7 p.m.
8 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2008 Opponents
Game 3
Game 4
Bethany
at
Grove City
Sept. 20 - 7:00 p.m.
Thomas More
at
Bethany
Oct. 4 - 2:00 p.m.
Location
Grove City, Pa.
Founded
1876
Enrollment
2,500
Nickname
Wolverines
Colors
Crimson & White
Stadium/Capacity
Robert E. Thorn Field/3,500
Surface
CSTurf
Affiliation
NCAA Division III
Conference
Presidents’ Athletic
President
Dr. Richard G. Jewell
Athletic Director
Dr. Don Lyle
Head Coach
Chris Smith
Alma Mater
Grove City ‘72
Record at Grove City (Yrs.)
92-136-2 (24)
92-136-2 (24)
Rob Skaricich
Offensive Set
Spread/Double Slot
Defensive Set
Multiple
30/16
17/7
Series Record
Grove City leads 38-21-2
Last Meeting
Grove City 36, Bethany 15 (2007)
Ryan Briggs
Office Phone
724-458-3365
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
2007 Results: 4-6, 3-3 PAC
vs. Dickinson
at Carnegie Mellon
at Thomas More
vs. Waynesburg
at Westminster
vs. Bethany
at Thiel
vs. Washington & Jefferson
vs. Saint Vincent
at Geneva
2008 Schedule
at Dickinson
vs. Carnegie Mellon
vs. Bethany
at Washington & Jefferson
at Saint Vincent
vs. Geneva
vs. Thomas More
at Waynesburg
at Westminster
vs. Thiel
Location
Crestview Hills, Ky.
Founded
1921
Enrollment
1,432
Nickname
Saints
Colors
Royal Blue & White
Stadium/Capacity
Bank of Kentucky Field/3,000
Surface
FieldTurf
Affiliation
NCAA Division III
Conference
President
Sister Margaret Stallmeyer
Athletic Director
Terry Connor
Head Coach
James Hilvert
Alma Mater
St. Joseph’s (IN) ‘93
Record at Thomas More (Yrs.)
4-6 (1)
4-6 (1)
Brian Sheehan
Offensive Set
Spread
Defensive Set
3-4
16/6
Series Record
Bethany leads 2-1
Last Meeting
Bethany 35, Thomas More 14 (2007)
Cory Blackson
Office Phone
859-344-3672
L 13-17
L 6-16
W 23-16
L 23-27
L 7-14
W 36-15
W 14-13
L 14-49
W 44-0
L 12-13
Sept. 1
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
1 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
Sept. 6
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
2007 Results: 4-6, 2-4 PAC
at Hanover
vs. Grove City
at Thiel
vs. Waynesburg
vs. Westminster
at Saint Vincent
vs. Geneva
at Bethany
at Mount St. Joseph
2008 Schedule
vs. John Carroll
at Waynesburg
vs. Westminster
at Bethany
vs. Saint Vincent
at Grove City
vs. Thiel
at Geneva
vs. Mount St. Joseph
W 40-24
L 16-23
W 8-6
L 6-20
W 34-7
W 44-17
L 9-10
L 14-35
L 0-42
L 14-35
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
28
2008 Opponents
Game 5
Game 6
Bethany
at
Thiel
Oct. 11 - 1:30 p.m.
Bethany
at
Westminster
Oct. 18 - 1:30 p.m.
Location
Founded
Enrollment
Nickname
Colors
Stadium/Capacity
Surface
Affiliation
Conference
President (Interim)
Athletic Director
Head Coach
Alma Mater
Record at Thiel (Yrs.)
Offensive Set
Defensive Set
Series Record
Last Meeting
Office Phone
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 22
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
29
Greenville, Pa.
1866
1,279
Tomcats
Navy Blue & Old Gold
Alumni Stadium/1,400
FieldTurf
NCAA Division III
Dr. Robert C. Olsen
Roseanne Gill-Jacobson
Jack Leipheimer
Thiel, ‘74
34-38 (7)
34-38 (7)
Kurt Reiser
Multiple I
Multiple 4-3
20/27
11/13
Thiel leads 36-28-1
Thiel 37, Bethany 13 (2007)
Ben Mitchell
724-589-2187
2007 Results: 3-7, 1-5 PAC
vs. Geneva
vs. Alfred
at Albion
vs. Thomas More
vs. Bethany
vs. Grove City
at Waynesburg
at Westminster
at Saint Vincent
2008 Schedule
vs. Marietta
at Albion
vs. Geneva
at Westminster
vs. Bethany
at Thomas More
at Saint Vincent
vs. Waynesburg
at Grove City
Location
New Wilmington, Pa.
Founded
1852
Enrollment
1,392
Nickname
Titans
Colors
Blue & White
Stadium/Capacity
Harold Burry Stadium/3,000
Surface
FieldTurf
Affiliation
NCAA Division III
Conference
President
Dr. Richard H. Dormon
Athletic Director
Jim Dafler
Head Coach
Jeff Hand
Alma Mater
Clarion ‘92
Record at Westminster (Yrs.)
11-19 (3)
48-43 (9)
Dwayne Pavkovich/Scott Coy
Tom Watts
Offensive Set
Multiple Pro Style
Defensive Set
3-4
30/13
17/7
Series Record
Westminster leads 33-10-2
Last Meeting
Bethany 41, Westminster 21 (2007)
Justin Zackal
Office Phone
724-946-6357
L 3-20
L 7-34
W 13-10
L 6-8
W 37-13
L 12-28
L 13-14
L 20-25
L 16-20
W 62-14
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
1:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 8
Nov. 15
2007 Results: 5-5, 2-4 PAC
at Allegheny
at Saint Vincent
vs. Geneva
vs. Grove City
at Thomas More
at Bethany
vs. Frostburg State
vs. Thiel
at Waynesburg
2008 Schedule
at Heidelberg
vs. Allegheny
vs. Saint Vincent
at Thomas More
vs. Thiel
at Waynesburg
vs. Bethany
vs. Grove City
at Geneva
W 13-6
W 48-7
L 14-37
W 14-7
L 7-34
L 18-58
L 21-41
W 34-30
W 20-16
L 13-54
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
7 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2008 Opponents
Game 7
Game 8
Waynesburg
at
Bethany
Oct. 25 - 1:00 p.m.
Geneva
at
Bethany
Nov. 1 - 1:00 p.m.
Location
Waynesburg, Pa.
Founded
1849
Enrollment
1,530
Nickname
Yellow Jackets
Colors
Orange & Black
Stadium/Capacity
Wiley Stadium/4,000
Surface
FieldTurf
Affiliation
NCAA Division III
Conference
President
Timothy R. Thyreen
Athletic Director
Rudy Marisa
Head Coach
Rick Shepas
Alma Mater
Youngstown State ‘87
Record at Waynesburg (Yrs.)
18-13 (3)
18-13 (3)
Chay Lahew
Scott Venick
Offensive Set
Multiple
Defensive Set
3-4
15/9
Series Record
Waynesburg leads 23-14-6
Last Meeting
Waynesburg 45, Bethany 7 (2007)
Bobby Fox
Office Phone
724-852-3334
2007 Results: 8-3, 5-1 PAC
Sept. 1
vs. Muskingum
W 28-10
Sept. 8
at Wooster
W 45-35
Sept. 22
at Grove City
W 27-23
Sept. 29
at Thomas More
W 20-6
Oct. 6
vs. Saint Vincent
W 42-20
Oct. 13
at Bethany
W 45-7
Oct. 20
vs. Thiel
W 25-20
Oct. 27
L 21-22
Nov. 3
at Geneva
L 17-24 (OT)
Nov. 10
vs. Westminster
W 54-13
Nov. 17
at Dickinson (ECAC)
L 10-17 (OT)
2008 Schedule
Sept. 6
vs. Wooster
1:30 p.m.
Sept. 13
at Hanover
1 p.m.
Sept. 20
vs. Thomas More
1:30 p.m.
Sept. 27
at Saint Vincent
1:30 p.m.
Oct. 11
vs. Westminster
1:30 p.m.
Oct. 18
at Geneva
7 p.m.
Oct. 25
at Bethany
1 p.m.
Nov. 1
vs. Grove City
1:30 p.m.
Nov. 8
at Thiel
1:30 p.m.
Nov. 15
1:30 p.m.
Location
Beaver Falls, Pa
Founded
1848
Enrollment
2,000
Nickname
Golden Tornadoes
Colors
Old Gold, Black & White
Stadium/Capacity
Reeves Field/6,500
Surface
Pro Grass
Affiliation
NCAA Division III (Provisional)
Conference
Presidents’ Athletic (Provisional)
President
Dr. Kenneth A. Smith
Athletic Director
Dr. Kim Gall
Head Coach
Geno DeMarco
Alma Mater
Geneva, ‘84
Record at Geneva (Yrs.)
103-55 (15)
103-55 (15)
Mike DeChellis
Mike Pinchotti
Offensive Set
Multiple
Defensive Set
Multiple
38/14
16/6
Series Record
Geneva leads 25-9-1
Last Meeting
Geneva 28, Bethany 13 (2007)
Van Zanic
Office Phone
724-847-6886
2007 Results: 8-3
Sept. 1
at Thiel
W 20-3
Sept. 8
L 20-28
Sept. 15
at Westminster
W 37-14
Sept. 22
vs. Bethany
W 28-13
Sept. 29
vs. LaSalle
W 29-7
Oct. 6
vs. Salisbury
L 7-20
Oct. 20
at Thomas More
W 10-9
Oct. 27
vs. Saint Vincent
W 56-27
Nov. 3
vs. Waynesburg
W 24-17 (OT)
Nov. 10
vs. Grove City
W 13-12
Nov. 17
vs. Malone (Victory Bowl)
L 17-45
2008 Schedule
Sept. 6
vs. Seton Hill
7 p.m.
Sept. 13
at Salisbury
6 p.m.
Sept. 27
at Thiel
1:30 p.m.
Oct. 4
7 p.m.
Oct. 11
at Grove City
1:30 p.m.
Oct. 18
vs. Waynesburg
7 p.m.
Oct. 25
at Saint Vincent
1 p.m.
Nov. 1
at Bethany
1 p.m.
Nov. 8
vs. Thomas More
1:30 p.m.
Nov. 15
vs. Westminster
1:30 p.m.
30
2008 Opponents
Game 9
Game 10
Bethany
at
Wash. & Jeff.
Nov. 8 - 1:30 p.m.
Saint Vincent
at
Bethany
Nov. 15 - 1:00 p.m.
Location
Washington, Pa.
Founded
1781
Enrollment
1,550
Nickname
Presidents
Colors
Red & Black
Stadium/Capacity
Cameron Stadium/3,500
Surface
FieldTurf
Affiliation
NCAA Division III
Conference
President
Dr. Tori Haring-Smith
Athletic Director
Bill Duckett
Head Coach
Mike Sirianni
Alma Mater
Mount Union ‘94
Record at W&J (Yrs.)
50-8 (5)
50-8 (5)
John Klein
Offensive Set
Multiple
Defensive Set
Multiple
58/12
16/6
Series Record
W&J leads 65-20
Last Meeting
W&J 77, Bethany 39 (2007)
Scott McGuinness
Office Phone
724-250-3308
2007 Results: 10-1, 6-0 PAC
Sept. 8
vs. Geneva
W 28-20
Sept. 15
vs. Hanover
W 50-14
Sept. 22
vs. Oberlin
W 56-26
Sept. 29
at Saint Vincent
W 64-6
Oct. 6
vs. Thiel
W 28-12
Oct. 13
at Westminster
W 58-18
Oct. 20
at Grove City
W 49-14
Oct. 27
at Waynesburg
W 22-21
Nov. 3
at Thomas More
W 42-0
Nov. 10
vs. Bethany
W 77-39
Nov. 17
vs. N.C. Wesleyan (NCAA)
L 34-35 (OT)
2008 Schedule
Sept. 6
at Oberlin
1 p.m.
Sept. 13
vs. Frostburg State
7 p.m.
Sept. 20
at Thiel
1:30 p.m.
Sept. 27
vs. Grove City
7 p.m.
Oct. 4
at Geneva
7 p.m.
Oct. 18
vs. Saint Vincent
2 p.m.
Oct. 25
vs. Westminster
7 p.m.
Nov. 1
at Thomas More
1:30 p.m.
Nov. 8
vs. Bethany
1:30 p.m.
Nov. 15
at Waynesburg
1:30 p.m.
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Location
Latrobe, Pa.
Founded
1846
Enrollment
1,750
Nickname
Bearcats
Colors
Green & Gold
Stadium/Capacity
Chuck Noll Stadium/1,100
Surface
Natural Grass
Affiliation
NCAA Division III (Provisional)
Conference
Presidents’ Athletic (Provisional)
President
H. James Towey
Athletic Director
Rev. Myron Kirsch, OSB
Head Coach
Bob Colbert
Alma Mater
Maryland, ‘71
Record at Saint Vincent (Yrs.)
0-10 (1)
4-21 (3)
Shawn Rohrer
Offensive Set
Defensive Set
Lettermen Returning
62
13/9
Series Record
Bethany leads 1-0
Last Meeting
Bethany 66, Saint Vincent 7 (2007)
Jeff Zidek
Office Phone
724-805-2476
Sept. 1
Sept. 8
Sept. 15
Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 13
Oct. 20
Oct. 27
Nov. 3
Nov. 10
Sept. 6
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 15
2007 Schedule: 0-10
vs. Gallaudet
vs. Westminster
at Bethany
at Waynesburg
vs. Thomas More
at Case Western Reserve
at Geneva
at Grove City
vs. Thiel
2008 Schedule
vs. McDaniel
at Gallaudet
at Westminster
vs. Waynesburg
vs. Grove City
at Thomas More
vs. Geneva
vs. Thiel
at Bethany
L 13-32
L 7-48
L 7-66
L 6-64
L 20-42
L 17-44
L 0-42
L 27-56
L 0-44
L 14-62
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
1 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
2007 in Review
Game 2
Saint Vincent at Bethany
Sept. 15, 2007
Game 1
Bethany at Hiram
Sept. 8, 2007
HIRAM, Ohio - QB Milton Joyner threw for 225 yards
and two TDs, while rushing for a third score to lead the
Bison to a 24-7 victory at Hiram, BC’s second seasonopening win in three years.
Joyner opened the scoring with a 10-yard touchdown
strike to WR Brad Zink on the initial drive of the year. A 24yard field goal by Matt Blumer made it 10-0 at halftime.
The Bison put the game away with a pair of scores in the
final period, one coming on a 59-yard scoring toss from
Joyner to WR Matt Cruse and the other coming on a oneyard sneak by Joyner with seven minutes to play to cap the
scoring.
Bethany’s balanced offensive attack rolled up 447 yards,
including 225 through the air and 222 on the ground. RB
Nick Neratka rushed for a career-high 137 yards, while
Cruse led all receivers with six catches for a career-high
122 yards.
The Bison defense turned in a strong effort as well,
holding the Terriers to 258 total yards and getting three
sacks. LB Bill Wineberg led the defensive effort with 12
stops, including a sack, and earned PAC Defensive Player
of the Week honors.
BETHANY, W.Va. - Behind school-record totals in total
offense (739) and rushing yards (482), the Bison improved
to 2-0 with a resounding 66-7 victory over Saint Vincent in
BC’s home opener.
The scoring bonanza started with an 83-yard scoring
pass from Joyner to Cruse four minutes into the game and
Bethany would build a 49-0 halftime lead. Joyner threw for
two scores and ran for a pair of TDs, while Neratka (109
yards) and RB Marcus Santini (85) also rushed for two
touchdowns each. Cruse hauled in both scoring passes
(83, 8) and set a career-high in receiving yards (137) for
the second consecutive week.
The Bison defense was steller again, limiting the Bearcats
to 117 yards, the lowest total allowed by BC since 2001.
They also forced three turnovers and had four sacks. DB
Brandon Zeman spearheaded the unit with four tackles, a
sack and an interception.
In addition to the records, QB/K Matt Blumer earned
PAC Special Teams Player of the Week after hitting all nine
extra-points, kicking a 31-yard field goal and adding a
seven-yard TD run.
Quickie Statistics (Final)
Saint Vincent vs Bethany (Sep 15, 2007 at Bethany, WV)
Score.........................
FIRST DOWNS...................
RUSHES-YARDS (NET)............
PASSING YDS (NET).............
Passes Att-Comp-Int...........
TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS.....
Fumble Returns-Yards..........
Punt Returns-Yards............
Kickoff Returns-Yards.........
Interception Returns-Yards....
Punts (Number-Avg)............
Fumbles-Lost..................
Penalties-Yards...............
Possession Time...............
Third-Down Conversions........
Fourth-Down Conversions.......
Red-Zone Scores-Chances.......
Bethany vs Hiram College (09/08/07 at Hiram, Ohio)
BET
24
23
47-222
225
32-14-0
79-447
0-0
2-40
2-72
0-0
5-33.4
0-0
5-30
32:25
7 of 17
2 of 4
3-6
Score.........................
FIRST DOWNS...................
Fumbles-Lost..................
Bethany
No
23
4
7
12
Yds TD Lg
137 0 19
36 0 20
28 1 20
23 0 5
Passing
Milton Joyner
AttCmpInt Yds TD Lng
32-14-0 225 2 59
No.
6
4
2
1
Yds
122
58
23
12
Punting
Mike Elias
TEAM
No.
4
1
Punt returns
Nick Neratka
Matthew Dahle
Kick returns
Nick Neratka
Taylor McNeil
Team
---BET
BET
BET
HIRF
BET
Qtr
--1st
2nd
4th
4th
4th
Time
---13:21
06:53
12:55
11:44
07:00
Saint Vincent
Hiram College
Rushing
Nick Neratka
John Rhodes
Milton Joyner
Nick Czapor
Receiving
Matt Cruse
Taylor McNeil
Mike Elias
Matthew Dahle
HIRF
7
14
37-118
140
26-15-0
63-258
0-0
2-3
5-117
0-0
8-32.5
1-0
6-58
27:35
3 of 14
1 of 2
1-2
Avg
6.0
9.0
4.0
1.9
TD Long
1
59
0
20
0
14
0
12
Yds TD Lg
76 1 14
29 0 14
12 0 9
1 0 5
SVC
BET
7
66
7
31
26-45
71-482
72
257
22-6-2 20-14-1
48-117
91-739
0-0
0-0
1-2
5-33
11-119
2-32
1-1
2-29
8-33.0
2-29.0
1-1
2-0
1-15
11-125
22:06
37:54
0 of 11 12 of 17
0 of 1
0 of 1
1-1
8-8
Rushing
Agnew
Henderson
Campbell
Cloud
No
21
12
2
2
Avg
3.6
2.4
6.0
0.5
Passing
Henderson
26-15-0 140 0 41
No
10
4
2
1
Yds TD Lg
27 0 19
10 0 5
9 0 5
4 0 4
Passing
Phil Hamilton
Mike Speal
14-5-1
42 1 12
8-1-1
30 0 30
Receiving
Tom Quirin
Jeff Bishop
Jake Gabelt
Jeff Woodring
No.
2
2
1
1
Yds
33
21
12
6
Punting
Chris Gillies
No.
8
Avg
2.7
2.5
4.5
4.0
TD Long
0
30
1
12
0
12
0
6
Rushing
Nick Neratka
Marcus Santini
Nick Czapor
Shaka Brown
No
13
12
15
10
Yds TD Lg
109 2 65
85 2 17
77 0 13
68 0 34
Avg
8.4
7.1
5.1
6.8
Passing
Milton Joyner
Matt Blumer
16-12-1 214 2 83
4-2-0
43 0 26
Receiving
Matt Cruse
Taylor McNeil
Mike Elias
Matthew Dahle
No.
6
4
2
1
Yds
137
63
31
17
TD Long
2
83
0
26
0
24
0
17
Avg Long I20
33.0
41
3
Punting
Mike Elias
No.
2
Avg Long I20
29.0
35
1
Receiving
Hammond
Jones
Paes
Cloud
No.
5
4
3
1
Yds
73
37
28
3
Avg Long I20
39.2
60
0
10.0
10
0
Punting
Rieg
Sheplavy
No.
5
3
Avg Long I20
28.2
31
1
39.7
47
0
Punt returns
Josh Tucker
No.
1
Yds
2
TD Long
0
2
Punt returns
Nick Neratka
Matthew Dahle
No.
3
1
Yds
34
0
TD Long
0
21
0
0
No.
1
1
Yds
34
6
TD Long
0
34
0
6
Punt returns
Hammond
No.
2
Yds
3
TD Long
0
5
Kick returns
Josh Tucker
Dan Blaskowski
No.
7
2
Yds
81
31
TD Long
0
18
0
17
Kick returns
Matthew Dahle
Taylor McNeil
No.
1
1
Yds
8
24
TD Long
0
8
0
24
No.
1
1
Yds
16
56
TD Long
0
16
0
56
Kick returns
Roubic
No.
5
Yds
117
TD Long
0
50
Scoring play
-----------Brad Zink 10 yd pass from Milton Joyner
Matt Blumer 24 yd field goal
Matt Cruse 59 yd pass from Milton Joyner
Agnew 4 yd run
Milton Joyner 1 yd run
Conversion
---------Matt Blumer kick
Matt Blumer kick
Rieg kick
Matt Blumer kick
TD Long
0
41
0
13
0
14
0
3
Bethany
Rushing
Logan Small
Sean Hufgard
Ryan Kilmer
Marc Gonzales
Plays-Yards
----------5-31
9-36
4-80
4-58
11-66
TOP
--1:39
3:16
2:20
1:05
4:42
BET - HIRF
----------------7 - 0
10 - 0
17 - 0
17 - 7
24 - 7
Team
---BET
BET
BET
BET
BET
BET
BET
SVC
BET
BET
BET
Qtr
--1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
4th
Time
---10:59
07:44
12:46
08:55
06:20
04:29
00:32
11:31
07:43
01:59
08:29
Scoring play
-----------Matt Cruse 83 yd pass from Milton Joyner
Nick Neratka 9 yd run
Marcus Santini 17 yd run
Nick Neratka 6 yd run
Jeff Bishop 9 yd pass from Phil Hamilton
Matt Blumer 7 yd run
Matt Blumer 31 yd field goal
Conversion
Matt Blumer kick
Matt Blumer kick
Matt Blumer kick
Matt Blumer kick
Matt Blumer kick
Matt Blumer kick
Matt Houston kick
Matt Blumer kick
Matt Blumer kick
Plays-Yards
----------3-91
6-50
5-50
8-64
2-71
3-10
7-70
4-56
8-55
9-75
17-76
TOP
--1:20
2:09
2:00
2:06
0:34
1:36
2:14
1:39
3:41
4:06
7:37
SVC - BET
----------------0 - 7
0 - 14
0 - 21
0 - 28
0 - 35
0 - 42
0 - 49
7 - 49
7 - 56
7 - 63
7 - 66
32
2007 In Review
Game 3
Bethany at Geneva
Sept. 22, 2007
Game 4
Bethany at Thiel
Sept. 29, 2007
BEAVER FALLS, Pa. - Bethany fell for the first time in
2007 with a 28-13 setback at Geneva, who was in their
first season of reclassifying from NAIA to NCAA Division
III.
Geneva scored first for a 7-0 lead, but the Bison moved
within a point on a 21-yard touchdown pass from Joyner
to WR Taylor McNeil, although the extra point was
blocked. The Golden Tornadoes answered back with two
TDs before halftime to take a 21-6 advantage into intermission.
Midway through the third, BC reached the end zone
when an 11-play, 90-yard drive culminated in an eight-yard
scoring connection from Joyner to Cruse to make it 21-13.
Bethany had two possessions with a chance to tie, but a
Geneva interception set up the clinching touchdown with
less then two minutes to play.
Joyner totaled 217 yards through the air, his third straight
game with 200+ passing yards. Cruse was the top target
with six catches for 88 yards and the score.
Zeman was the top tackler on defense with 12 stops in
the loss, while DB Dante Fuscardo amassed nine hits,
including a sack.
GREENVILLE, Pa. - Thiel compiled 425 rushing yards
and scored 17 points off Bethany turnovers to score a 3713 victory over the Bison in Greenville.
The Tomcats grabbed the lead by scoring late in the first
quarter, but BC answered on their next drive when FB John
Rhodes bolted 15 yards for a touchdown to make it a 7-6
Thiel lead. The hosts came right back with a long scoring
run and a field goal just before the halftime gun to take a
17-6 halftime lead.
Thiel’s lead expanded to 24-6 early in the third quarter,
but the Bison defense set up their next score. DB R.J.
Faldowski returned a fumble 26 yards and the next play
saw McNeil take an end-around 49 yards for a touchdown
to bring the Green and White back within 11 at 24-13.
That was as close as Bethany would get, a the Tomcats
put the game away with 13 late points, including a touchdown on a fumble return.
The Bison ground game accounted for 192 of the team’s
218 total yards, including 78 from Santini. LB Chance
Kildow was the defensive leader with 12 tackles and a
break-up.
Bethany vs Thiel (Sep 29, 2007 at Greenville, Pa.)
Bethany vs Geneva (Sep 22, 2007 at Beaver Falls, PA)
Score.........................
FIRST DOWNS...................
Fumbles-Lost..................
BET
13
16
27-67
217
39-18-1
66-284
0-0
3-50
5-37
0-0
6-40.8
2-0
10-80
24:03
6 of 16
1 of 3
2-3
Bethany
No
8
6
9
1
Passing
Milton Joyner
39-18-1 217 2 21
Avg
5.0
2.3
1.4
0.0
Rushing
Matt Dean
Matt Curry
G. Muschette
Bobby Bondi
No
19
18
5
10
Yds TD Lg Avg
102 1 24 5.4
91 0 12 5.1
68 1 44 13.6
34 1 11 3.4
Passing
Bobby Bondi
David Girardi
15-9-0
94 0 19
8-1-0
6 0
6
Receiving
Matt Cruse
Mike Elias
Matthew Dahle
Brad Zink
No.
6
3
3
2
Yds
88
41
27
23
TD Long
1
20
0
19
0
16
0
17
Receiving
Luke Duriancik
Brian Dvorsak
Matt Curry
Stuart Bell
No.
2
2
2
2
Yds
33
24
17
13
Punting
Mike Elias
No.
6
Avg Long I20
40.8
65
0
Punting
Andy Stopchick
No.
3
Avg Long I20
41.3
49
1
Punt returns
Randy Rankin
Nick Neratka
No.
2
1
Yds
43
7
TD Long
0
26
0
7
Punt returns
Luke Duriancik
No.
3
Yds
10
TD Long
0
10
Kick returns
Taylor McNeil
Nick Neratka
No.
4
1
Yds
24
13
TD Long
0
9
0
13
Kick returns
Toirrey Warren
Greg Pfeifer
No.
2
1
Yds
33
14
TD Long
0
17
0
14
Team
---GEN
BET
GEN
GEN
BET
GEN
33
Yds TD Lg
40 0 36
14 0 10
13 0 5
0 0 0
Qtr
--1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
4th
Time
---07:44
13:23
07:10
03:31
03:15
01:37
Scoring play
-----------G. Muschette 1 yd run
Taylor McNeil 21 yd pass from Milton Joyner
Bobby Bondi 7 yd run
Matt Dean 0 yd fumble recovery
Luke Duriancik 6 yd run
Conversion
---------Nick DiPietro kick
Matt Blumer kick blockd
Nick DiPietro kick
Nick DiPietro kick
Matt Blumer kick
Nick DiPietro kick
TD Long
0
19
0
14
0
11
0
8
Plays-Yards
----------11-70
3-33
14-75
6-40
11-90
13-68
BET
13
13
34-192
26
18-3-2
52-218
1-26
2--6
8-154
0-0
7-37.6
4-2
1-10
21:42
1 of 11
1 of 2
1-2
Bethany
Geneva
Rushing
Nick Neratka
Milton Joyner
Nick Czapor
Marcus Santini
Score.........................
FIRST DOWNS...................
Fumbles-Lost..................
GEN
28
28
65-339
100
23-10-0
88-439
0-0
3-10
3-47
1-0
3-41.3
1-0
9-85
35:57
8 of 17
2 of 4
4-7
TOP
--4:03
1:05
6:02
1:46
5:16
6:15
BET - GEN
----------------0 - 7
6 - 7
6 - 14
6 - 21
13 - 21
13 - 28
Thiel
Rushing
Marcus Santini
Taylor McNeil
John Rhodes
Milton Joyner
No
11
1
7
11
Yds TD Lg Avg
78 0 19 7.1
49 1 49 49.0
48 1 15 6.9
16 0 15 1.5
Passing
Milton Joyner
Marcus Santini
17-3-1
26 0 19
1-0-1
0 0
0
Receiving
Taylor McNeil
Mike Elias
No.
2
1
Yds
25
1
Punting
Mike Elias
No.
7
Punt returns
Randy Rankin
Kick returns
Randy Rankin
Steve Mott
Team
---THI
BET
THI
THI
THI
BET
THI
THI
THI
Qtr
--1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
4th
4th
Time
---00:13
13:12
12:55
00:03
09:32
03:32
00:11
11:40
09:29
THI
37
21
64-425
37
11-2-0
75-462
1-11
3-72
3-33
2-50
5-37.2
2-1
5-36
38:18
6 of 15
0 of 0
4-6
TD Long
0
19
0
1
Rushing
Steve Minton
Dan Hess
Marc LaScola
Brett Helman
No
24
28
5
1
Yds TD Lg
238 2 76
150 1 30
30 0 10
4 0 4
Avg
9.9
5.4
6.0
4.0
Passing
Marc LaScola
Willie Bova
8-1-0
27 0 27
3-1-0
10 0 10
Receiving
John Adams
Brett Helman
No.
1
1
Yds
27
10
Avg Long I20
37.6
64
0
Punting
Sammy Koyl
No.
5
Avg Long I20
37.2
48
2
No.
2
Yds
-6
TD Long
0
0
Punt returns
Matt Joy
Brett Helman
No.
2
1
Yds
72
0
TD Long
0
69
0
0
No.
3
3
Yds
73
24
TD Long
0
34
0
15
Kick returns
Brendan Taylor
Marcus Myers
No.
2
1
Yds
21
12
TD Long
0
19
0
12
Scoring play
-----------Dan Hess 2 yd run
John Rhodes 15 yd run
Steve Minton 76 yd run
Sammy Koyl 25 yd field goal
Steve Minton 23 yd run
Taylor McNeil 49 yd run
Robert Hughes 11 yd fumble recovery
Conversion
---------Sammy Koyl kick
Matt Blumer kick failed
Sammy Koyl kick
Sammy Koyl kick
Nick Comer kick
Sammy Koyl kick
TD Long
0
27
0
10
Plays-Yards
----------2-28
5-60
1-76
12-57
10-88
1-49
4-5
4-3
TOP
--0:29
1:54
0:12
2:50
5:21
0:10
1:29
1:49
BET - THI
----------------0 - 7
6 - 7
6 - 14
6 - 17
6 - 24
13 - 24
13 - 31
13 - 34
13 - 37
2007 In Review
Game 5
Bethany at Grove City
Oct. 6, 2007
Game 6
Waynesburg at Bethany
Oct. 13, 2007
GROVE CITY, Pa. - Bethany and Grove City were tied at
15 late in the third quarter, but the Wolverines tallied 21
unanswered points to claim a 36-15 triumph over the
Bison.
GCC pulled out to a 12-0 lead, but a three-yard scoring
run by Santini late in the second quarter made it a 12-7
Wolverine lead at halftime. A Grove City field goal made it
15-7 early in the third, but the Bison tied the game when
Joyner fired a 49-yard scoring pass to Cruse and Santini
ran in for the two-point conversion.
The rest of the game belonged to the hosts, as they
answered right back with a touchdown to move in front
21-15. Then an interception and muffed punt led to the
final two GCC scores and the 36-15 final.
Bethany finished the game with more first downs (2420) and total yards (445-396), but scored just once in six
red zone opportunities. Santini was the main Bison highlight, carrying 21 times for 151 yards and a TD. Joyner
threw for 193 yards, with Cruse bringing down five passes
for 95 yards.
On the defensive front, DB Nelson Mitzen totaled 12
tackles for the Green and White.
BETHANY, W.Va.. - Bethany’s Homecoming festivities
were overshadowed by a Waynesburg defense which
allowed just 113 total yards in a 45-7 Yellow Jacket victory.
Waynesburg RB Robert Heller paced the visitors to a 210 halftime lead by rushing for 109 yards and two touchdowns in the first 30 minutes. The Yellow Jackets tacked
on the first 17 points of the second half before the Bison
notched their only points when Joyner lofted a 31-yard
scoring aerial to Cruse late in the third quarter.
Bethany’s offense was limited to only 24 yards on the
ground and 89 through the air. McNeil led all receivers with
six receptions in the contest. Posting a team-high in tackles
was Mitzen, who made 10 stops and forced a fumble.
Waynesburg vs Bethany (Oct 13, 2007 at Bethany, WV)
Bethany vs Grove City (Oct 06, 2007 at Grove City, Pa.)
Score.........................
FIRST DOWNS...................
Fumbles-Lost..................
Bethany
BET
15
24
42-224
221
39-19-2
81-445
0-0
2-5
7-118
0-0
3-41.7
3-1
5-30
29:12
2 of 12
1 of 6
1-6
GRO
36
20
51-206
190
21-13-0
72-396
0-0
2-28
3-41
2-77
4-38.8
1-1
1-5
30:48
5 of 15
3 of 4
5-5
Score.........................
FIRST DOWNS...................
Fumbles-Lost..................
Waynesburg
Grove City
Rushing
Marcus Santini
Milton Joyner
Matt Blumer
Taylor McNeil
No
21
9
1
1
Yds TD Lg Avg
151 1 34 7.2
28 0 12 3.1
28 0 28 28.0
8 0 8 8.0
Passing
Milton Joyner
Matt Blumer
34-17-1 193 1 49
4-1-1
21 0 21
Yds TD Lg
80 0 17
77 1 13
31 0 6
15 2 5
Rushing
Robert Heller
Troy Garove
Dan Kozak
Aaron Davis
Avg
5.3
4.8
3.4
1.9
No
29
7
5
6
BET
7
5
21-24
89
25-15-2
46-113
0-0
2-3
8-97
0-0
10-30.3
1-0
3-30
25:21
3 of 14
0 of 0
0-0
Bethany
Yds TD Lg
130 2 20
40 0 13
38 0 14
33 0 12
Avg
4.5
5.7
7.6
5.5
Rushing
Nick Czapor
Marcus Santini
Rodney Heard
Matt Blumer
No
6
10
2
1
Yds TD Lg Avg
24 0 9 4.0
16 0 5 1.6
3 0 3 1.5
-2 0 0 -2.0
17-9-2
71 1 31
7-5-0
24 0
6
Passing
Andrew DiDonato 21-13-0 190 1 38
Passing
Kyle Kyper
13-8-0
132 2 41
Andy Lauterbach
4-3-0
34 0 21
Passing
Milton Joyner
Matt Blumer
Receiving
Stephen Mercer
Ian Tobin
Jay Yanak
Zach Summy
No.
4
4
2
1
Yds
52
33
69
28
Receiving
Ryan Cronin
R. Hightower II
Kory Jackson
Tom Hudson
No.
4
3
2
1
Yds
36
51
62
11
Receiving
Taylor McNeil
Matt Cruse
Brad Zink
Marcus Santini
No.
6
2
2
1
Yds
26
37
10
12
TD Long
0
10
1
31
0
6
0
12
No.
5
5
4
2
Yds
95
40
37
17
Punting
Mike Elias
No.
3
Avg Long I20
41.7
45
1
Punting
Steve Stombaugh
Chris Haley
No.
2
2
Avg Long I20
40.5
49
1
37.0
43
1
Punting
Nate Feniello
No.
4
Avg Long I20
33.2
36
3
Punting
Mike Elias
No.
10
Avg Long I20
30.3
40
2
Punt returns
Randy Rankin
No.
2
Yds
5
TD Long
0
13
Punt returns
Butch Kriger
No.
2
Yds
28
TD Long
0
18
Punt returns
Scott Cree
No.
5
Yds
36
TD Long
0
19
Punt returns
Matthew Dahle
No.
2
Yds
3
TD Long
0
3
Kick returns
Taylor McNeil
Randy Gibson
No.
4
2
Yds
92
18
TD Long
0
36
0
12
Kick returns
Ian Tobin
No.
3
Yds
41
TD Long
0
24
Kick returns
R. Hightower II
Scott Cree
No.
1
1
Yds
17
23
TD Long
0
17
0
23
Kick returns
Taylor McNeil
Mickey Wagner
No.
6
2
Yds
79
18
TD Long
0
25
0
10
Qtr
--1st
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
4th
4th
Time
---08:43
07:05
04:12
09:46
01:31
00:07
14:15
09:48
Scoring play
-----------Stephen Mercer 12 yd pass from Andrew DiDonato
Ian Tobin 3 yd run
Chris Haley 33 yd field goal
Andrew DiDonato 13 yd run
Ian Tobin 1 yd run
Mike Baker 0 yd fumble recovery
Conversion
---------Chris Haley kick failed
Ian Tobin pass failed
Matt Blumer kick
TD Long
1
17
0
25
0
38
0
28
TD Long
0
13
2
30
0
41
0
11
Receiving
Matt Cruse
Taylor McNeil
Randy Rankin
Mike Elias
Team
---GRO
GRO
BET
GRO
BET
GRO
GRO
GRO
TD Long
1
49
0
10
0
21
0
14
Rushing
No
Brian Mercer
15
Andrew DiDonato 16
Wes Basham
9
Ian Tobin
8
WAY
45
25
56-277
166
17-11-0
73-443
0-0
5-36
2-40
2-18
4-33.2
4-1
5-40
34:39
6 of 12
1 of 1
5-6
Plays-Yards
----------8-80
15-84
9-62
10-49
Marcus Santini rush
8-83
Tyler Parafinik kick failed 4-75
Ian Tobin pass
3-18
Tyler Parafinik kick
TOP
--2:55
5:00
2:49
5:08
3:41
1:24
0:29
BET - GRO
----------------0 - 6
0 - 12
7 - 12
7 - 15
15 - 15
15 - 21
15 - 29
15 - 36
Team
---WAY
WAY
WAY
WAY
WAY
WAY
BET
WAY
Qtr
--1st
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
4th
Time
---10:22
12:55
00:55
13:38
09:46
05:09
02:30
14:17
Scoring play
-----------Robert Heller 20 yd run
Jamelle Price 1 yd run
Robert Heller 8 yd run
R. Hightower II 30 yd pass from Kyle Kyper
R. Hightower II 24 yd pass from Kyle Kyper
Kyle McBride 35 yd field goal
Jamelle Price 5 yd run
Conversion
---------Kyle McBride
Kyle McBride
Kyle McBride
Kyle McBride
Kyle McBride
kick
kick
kick
kick
kick
Matt Blumer kick
Kyle McBride kick
Plays-Yards
----------2-31
8-46
6-82
3-33
4-27
7-31
7-64
6-53
TOP
--0:37
2:58
1:31
1:02
1:30
3:02
2:33
3:05
WAY - BET
----------------7 - 0
14 - 0
21 - 0
28 - 0
35 - 0
38 - 0
38 - 7
45 - 7
34
2007 In Review
Game 7
Westminster at Bethany
Oct. 20, 2007
Game 8
Thomas More at Bethany
Oct. 27, 2007
BETHANY. W.Va. - Bethany (3-4) scored 20 fourth
quarter points to break a 21-21 tie and post an impressive
41-21 victory over Westminster (3-4), which snapped a
four-game losing streak.
The teams matched each other with touchdowns in each
of the first three quarters. Joyner had a hand in all three
early scores by throwing for two and rushing for another,
then broke the tie with a three-yard TD run early in the
fourth quarter for a 27-21 BC advantage.
The Bethany defense set up the clinching scores, as a
fumble recovery was followed on the next play by a 53yard scoring jaunt by Santini. The freshman back also
followed an interception by breaking off a 30-yard run to
paydirt to cap the Bison’s win.
Joyner went on to earn PAC Offensive Player of the
Week after completing 26 passes for 321 yards and two
scores, while adding in two rushing TDs. On the ground,
Santini totaled 122 yards and two touchdowns, while the
receivers were led by Cruse (12 rec., 133 yds.) and
McNeil (8 rec., 140 yds., 1 TD).
LB Kellen Lieb made 12 tackles to lead the defense, while
Mitzen finished with nine
stops and an interception.
BETHANY, W.Va. - Joyner threw three touchdown
passes, as the Bison made a 28-7 halftime lead stand up in
a 35-14 win over Thomas More.
Bethany scored twice in the opening quarter, with
Rhodes bulling in from a yard out for the first touchdown.
The second TD came after Lieb picked off a pass and five
plays later, Joyner found McNeil in the end zone for a fiveyard scoring pass and a 14-0 lead.
In the second quarter, WR Matt Dahle became the first
Bison since 1980 to return a punt for a touchdown when
he went 62 yards to the end zone with a Saints kick.
Joyner connected with Cruse from 17 yards out for the
fourth score of the game late in the half.
Thomas More scored just before the break to make it 287, but the Bison put their final score on the board late in the
third quarter when Joyner hooked up with McNeil for a
50-yard touchdown strike.
Joyner completed the game with 239 yards through the
air and three touchdowns. McNeil grabbed five balls for 88
yards and a pair of TDs, while Cruse had five catches for
70 yards and one score. On defense, BC, who held the
Saints to 30 rushing yards, were led by Lieb and CB
Michael Salters, who both had six tackles and one INT.
Westminster vs Bethany (Oct 20, 2007 at Bethany, WV)
Score.........................
FIRST DOWNS...................
Fumbles-Lost..................
WES
21
25
34-133
270
32-20-2
66-403
0-0
1-5
7-126
0-0
4-42.2
1-1
8-67
27:56
5 of 11
0 of 1
2-2
Westminster
No
26
5
1
2
Passing
Kevin Franz
32-20-2 270 2 39
Yds
105
55
48
33
Punting
Dusty Rhodes
No.
4
Punt returns
Jon Gubish
Kick returns
Jon Gubish
Chad Rosatelli
Team
---BET
WES
BET
WES
BET
WES
BET
BET
BET
35
Yds TD Lg Avg
126 0 15 4.8
7 1 6 1.4
2 0 2 2.0
-2 0 2 -1.0
No.
7
4
4
2
Qtr
--1st
1st
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
4th
4th
4th
Time
---08:39
04:02
08:37
02:10
07:03
01:19
09:43
08:58
00:46
Score.........................
FIRST DOWNS...................
Fumbles-Lost..................
Bethany
Rushing
Nick McKolosky
Kevin Franz
Jacob Shaffer
Chad Rosatelli
Receiving
Brett Ziegler
Chad Rosatelli
Jason Discello
Nick McKolosky
Thomas More vs Bethany (Oct 27, 2007 at Bethany, WV)
BET
41
24
37-183
321
35-26-0
72-504
0-0
2-24
4-72
2-9
5-39.8
2-0
4-30
32:04
8 of 15
2 of 2
3-3
TD Long
0
39
2
28
0
19
0
19
Yds TD Lg
122 2 53
50 0 18
9 2 11
2 0 2
Thomas More
Rushing
Marcus Santini
Nick Czapor
Milton Joyner
John Rhodes
No
18
10
8
1
Passing
Milton Joyner
35-26-0 321 2 62
Avg
6.8
5.0
1.1
2.0
Receiving
Matt Cruse
Taylor McNeil
Randy Rankin
Nick Czapor
No.
12
8
2
2
Yds
133
140
33
12
Avg Long I20
42.2
56
2
Punting
Mike Elias
No.
5
Avg Long I20
39.8
52
2
No.
1
Yds
5
TD Long
0
5
Punt returns
Randy Rankin
Matt Cruse
No.
1
1
Yds
23
1
TD Long
0
23
0
1
No.
3
3
Yds
73
41
TD Long
0
33
0
15
Kick returns
Taylor McNeil
No.
4
Yds
72
TD Long
0
23
Scoring play
-----------Milton Joyner 11 yd run
Chad Rosatelli 20 yd pass from Kevin
Taylor McNeil 32 yd pass from Milton
Chad Rosatelli 28 yd pass from Kevin
Marcus Santini 4 yd pass from Milton
Kevin Franz 1 yd run
Franz
Joyner
Franz
Joyner
Conversion
Fred Romeo kick
Matt Blumer kick
Fred Romeo kick
Matt Blumer kick
Fred Romeo kick
Matt Blumer kick
Matt Blumer kick
TD Long
0
62
1
32
0
17
0
6
Plays-Yards
----------9-66
10-67
11-85
3-78
7-80
11-67
13-65
1-53
1-30
TMC
BET
14
35
18
22
15-30
50-136
319
264
53-25-2 32-17-2
68-349
82-400
0-0
0-0
0-0
3-79
6-70
2-49
2-21
2-0
7-33.4
5-37.6
0-0
2-0
5-40
8-55
21:34
38:26
2 of 13 12 of 19
0 of 3
0 of 1
1-1
3-5
TOP
--3:27
4:29
5:59
0:40
2:10
5:38
6:29
0:14
0:09
WES - BET
----------------0 - 7
7 - 7
7 - 14
14 - 14
14 - 21
21 - 21
21 - 27
21 - 34
21 - 41
Bethany
Rushing
C. Collier
Joey Zerhusen
No
10
5
Yds TD Lg Avg
42 0 19 4.2
-12 0 6 -2.4
Passing
Joey Zerhusen
Josh Gauger
51-24-2 313 2 52
2-1-0
6 0
6
Receiving
John Resch
C. Collier
Kyle James
Nick Dew
No.
8
5
4
4
Yds
72
41
94
62
Punting
Chris Weghorst
No.
7
Punt returns
Kick returns
Terence Toone
Rashawn West
Team
---BET
BET
BET
BET
TMC
BET
TMC
Qtr
--1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
4th
Time
---04:37
02:14
12:52
01:13
00:32
02:37
14:15
TD Long
1
17
0
11
1
52
0
40
Rushing
Nick Czapor
Taylor McNeil
Marcus Santini
Rodney Heard
No
19
2
5
6
Yds TD Lg Avg
50 0 11 2.6
26 0 18 13.0
21 0 9 4.2
19 0 9 3.2
Passing
Milton Joyner
Nick Czapor
31-16-2 239 3 50
1-1-0
25 0 25
Receiving
Taylor McNeil
Matt Cruse
Matthew Dahle
Marcus Santini
No.
5
5
2
1
Yds
88
70
11
28
Avg Long I20
33.4
45
2
Punting
Mike Elias
No.
5
Avg Long I20
37.6
52
2
No.
Yds
TD Long
Punt returns
Matthew Dahle
Matt Cruse
No.
2
1
Yds
64
15
TD Long
1
62
0
15
No.
5
1
Yds
54
16
TD Long
0
22
0
16
Kick returns
Nick Neratka
No.
2
Yds
49
TD Long
0
29
Scoring play
-----------John Rhodes 1 yd run
Matthew Dahle 62 yd punt return
Kyle James 22 yd pass from Joey Zerhusen
John Resch 8 yd pass from Joey Zerhusen
Conversion
---------Matt Blumer
Matt Blumer
Matt Blumer
Matt Blumer
Dustin Zink
Matt Blumer
Dustin Zink
kick
kick
kick
kick
kick
kick
kick
TD Long
2
50
1
20
0
13
0
28
Plays-Yards TOP
----------- --10-58
4:36
5-31
2:08
6-58
5-55
8-66
4-42
2:38
0:33
4:09
1:08
TMC - BET
----------------0 - 7
0 - 14
0 - 21
0 - 28
7 - 28
7 - 35
14 - 35
2007 In Review
Game 10
Bethany at Wash. & Jeff.
Nov. 10, 2007
Game 9
Carnegie Mellon at Bethany
Nov. 3, 2007
BETHANY, W.Va. - Bethany’s two-game winning streak
was stopped, as the Bison fell behind 28-6 and could not
climb out of the hole in losing 42-19 to Carnegie Mellon.
After the Tartans opened the scoring, BC rallied to make
it 7-6 on a 16-yard touchdown pass from Joyner to Zink.
Carnegie Mellon answered with three straight TDs,
including an interception return. Bethany scored just before
the half when Joyner tossed an 11-yard touchdown pass to
Cruse for a 28-13 score at the break.
Carnegie Mellon secured the win with scores on their
first two drives of the second half. The Bison closed the
scoring on a one-yard TD reception by Cruse, which was
his ninth of the year to tie the single-season record set just
one year earlier by T.J. Parker.
Cruse was the top receiver for the game, grabbing 10 of
Joyner’s 19 completions for 81 yards and the two scores.
Joyner finished the day with 206 yards through the air and
three scores, while RB Nick Czapor led the ground game
with 73 rushing yards.
Kildow led all defensive players in the contest with 12
hits, while Mitzen and LB Michael Wells had eight each.
WASHINGTON, Pa. - Bethany went toe-to-toe with
undefeated W&J for nearly three quarters, but the Presidents scored 42 of the game’s final 49 points to record a
wild 77-39 victory over the Bison.
A total of seven BC records were either broken or
matched during the game, with Joyner and McNeil having
a hand in all of them. Joyner threw five touchdown passes
in the game to five different receivers, including Zink (2
yds.), TE Mike Elias (11), WR Eric Terrell (29), Neratka
(16) and McNeil (52). That tied the Bethany single-game
record and gave Joyner 21 touchdown tosses on the year
for a new single-season standard. The Bison QB also
accounted for 453 total yards to establish a new singlegame mark.
McNeil was the top target, pulling in 13 passes to tie the
single-game record for 221 yards, second-most in a game
by a Bison receiver. He also set records for most kickoff
returns (34) and kick return yards (643) in a year. The
game also saw a new Bethany record for most combined
points in a game by two
teams (116).
Bethany vs Wash. & Jeff. (Nov 10, 2007 at Washington, Pa.)
BET
Score.........................
39
FIRST DOWNS...................
31
37-179
422
Passes Att-Comp-Int........... 54-33-2
91-601
0-0
3-25
12-187
1-3
3-37.0
Fumbles-Lost..................
2-2
3-20
35:34
Third-Down Conversions........ 11 of 18
2 of 3
4-6
Carnegie Mellon vs Bethany (Nov 03, 2007 at Bethany, WV)
Score.........................
FIRST DOWNS...................
Fumbles-Lost..................
Carnegie Mellon
Rushing
Gimson, Robert
Sivek, Travis
Babcock, David
Whitman, Colby
BET
19
17
37-148
206
35-19-3
72-354
0-0
0-0
7-155
0-0
4-33.5
2-1
3-20
30:06
8 of 17
1 of 3
3-4
Bethany
Bethany
Rushing
Nick Czapor
Rodney Heard
John Rhodes
Milton Joyner
No
13
9
7
7
Passing
Pantalone, Phil
6-3-0
44 1 33
Passing
Milton Joyner
35-19-3 206 3 37
Receiving
Doo, Jeremy
Babcock, David
Phillips, Ryan
No.
1
1
1
Yds
33
9
2
Receiving
Matt Cruse
Taylor McNeil
Matthew Dahle
Brad Zink
No.
10
4
2
2
Yds
81
29
65
22
Punting
Adams, Matt
No.
3
Avg Long I20
48.3
63
2
Punting
Mike Elias
No.
4
Avg Long I20
33.5
43
0
Punt returns
Scholl, Jon
Kresge, Josh
No.
2
1
Yds
19
-1
TD Long
0
13
0
0
Punt returns
No.
Yds
TD Long
Kick returns
Babcock, David
Gerson, Gabe
No.
2
1
Yds
48
0
TD Long
0
25
0
0
Kick returns
Taylor McNeil
Steve Mott
No.
5
1
Yds
137
13
TD Long
0
34
0
13
Team
---CMU
BET
CMU
CMU
CMU
BET
CMU
CMU
BET
Qtr
--1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
4th
Time
---08:41
04:28
14:18
09:27
03:57
00:25
12:58
07:39
09:35
No
15
21
8
5
CMU
42
21
59-355
44
6-3-0
65-399
0-0
3-18
4-62
3-40
3-48.3
1-0
5-45
29:54
6 of 11
0 of 2
3-3
Yds TD Lg
140 1 36
131 3 30
50 0 13
24 0 8
Avg
9.3
6.2
6.2
4.8
TD Long
1
33
0
9
0
2
Scoring play
-----------Doo, Jeremy 33 yd pass from Pantalone, Phil
Brad Zink 16 yd pass from Milton Joyner
Sivek, Travis 3 yd run
Bodnar, Jon 40 yd interception return
Gimson, Robert 15 yd run
Yds TD Lg
73 0 29
29 0 9
24 0 18
16 0 15
Conversion
---------Marks, Colin kick
Marks, Colin kick
Marks, Colin kick
Marks, Colin kick
Matt Blumer kick
Marks, Colin kick
Marks, Colin kick
Avg
5.6
3.2
3.4
2.3
TD Long
2
19
0
22
0
37
1
16
Plays-Yards TOP
----------- --9-66
4:04
9-59
4:04
12-62
5:03
10-69
10-92
5-75
6-80
13-69
4:29
3:26
1:55
2:18
5:55
CMU - BET
----------------7 - 0
7 - 6
14 - 6
21 - 6
28 - 6
28 - 13
35 - 13
42 - 13
42 - 19
Wash. & Jeff.
Rushing
Milton Joyner
Nick Neratka
Taylor McNeil
B. Michaels
No
14
14
2
1
Yds TD Lg Avg
78 0 21 5.6
53 0 17 3.8
39 0 30 19.5
6 0 6 6.0
Passing
Milton Joyner
Dan Pegg
48-28-2 375 5 52
6-5-0
47 0 10
Receiving
Taylor McNeil
Randy Rankin
Nick Neratka
Mike Elias
No.
13
6
4
2
Yds
221
61
38
23
Punting
Mike Elias
No.
3
Punt returns
Randy Rankin
Matthew Dahle
Kick returns
Taylor McNeil
Nick Neratka
Team
---BET
W&J
BET
W&J
BET
W&J
W&J
BET
W&J
BET
W&J
W&J
BET
W&J
W&J
W&J
W&J
Qtr
--1st
1st
1st
1st
2nd
2nd
2nd
2nd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
3rd
4th
4th
Time
---12:26
11:29
08:34
04:43
14:54
12:23
06:17
01:00
12:58
10:59
08:00
04:59
02:59
01:24
00:00
13:27
12:01
W&J
77
28
32-344
296
32-23-1
64-640
0-0
2-36
7-159
2-26
3-28.3
0-0
7-52
24:26
2 of 6
1 of 1
7-7
TD Long
1
52
0
15
1
16
1
12
Rushing
Kevin Mathews
Curt Jones
B. O'Mahony
Bobby Swallow
No
19
8
2
1
Yds TD Lg Avg
208 3 56 10.9
81 1 44 10.1
39 1 31 19.5
12 0 12 12.0
Passing
Bobby Swallow
31-23-1 296 6 36
Ryan Valdiserri
1-0-0
0 0
0
Receiving
David Ravida
Kevin Mathews
Tom McCafferty
Ryan Church
No.
9
4
4
3
Yds
136
52
50
27
Avg Long I20
37.0
42
1
Punting
Zack Zebrasky
TEAM
No.
2
1
Avg Long I20
42.5
49
1
0.0
0
0
No.
1
1
Yds
15
-2
TD Long
0
15
0
0
Punt returns
Jordan Roycroft
Kevin Mathews
No.
1
1
Yds
18
18
TD Long
0
18
0
18
No.
8
2
Yds
126
43
TD Long
0
24
0
38
Kick returns
Curt Jones
Joe Mucho
No.
3
2
Yds
79
34
TD Long
0
33
0
18
Scoring play
-----------Rodney Heard 3 yd run
Ryan Church 8 yd pass from Bobby Swallow
Brad Zink 2 yd pass from Milton Joyner
Kevin Mathews 16 yd pass from Bobby Swallow
Mike Elias 11 yd pass from Milton Joyner
Ryan Church 11 yd pass from Bobby Swallow
B. O'Mahony 31 yd run
Eric Terrell 29 yd pass from Milton Joyner
Tom McCafferty 10 yd pass from Bobby Swallow
Nick Neratka 16 yd pass from Milton Joyner
Kevin Mathews 1 yd run
B. O'Mahony 32 yd pass from Bobby Swallow
David Ravida 14 yd pass from Bobby Swallow
Curt Jones 44 yd run
TD Long
1
36
1
18
1
16
2
11
Conversion
Plays-Yards TOP
-------------------- --Matt Blumer kick
6-51
2:34
Chuck Grabner kick
5-66
0:52
Milton Joyner pass failed
9-66
2:49
Chuck Grabner kick
6-61
3:45
Matt Blumer kick
11-73
4:43
Chuck Grabner kick
7-58
2:23
Chuck Grabner kick
3-49
1:01
5-45
0:56
Chuck Grabner kick
5-48
1:54
6-74
1:53
Chuck Grabner kick
7-48
2:49
Chuck Grabner kick
3-92
0:28
Nick Comer kick
5-68
1:55
Chuck Grabner kick
4-52
1:28
Chuck Grabner kick
3-38
1:17
Chuck Grabner kick
4-25
1:25
Chuck Grabner kick
1-44
0:09
BET - W&J
----------------7 - 0
7 - 7
13 - 7
13 - 14
20 - 14
20 - 21
20 - 28
26 - 28
26 - 35
32 - 35
32 - 42
32 - 49
39 - 49
39 - 56
39 - 63
39 - 70
39 - 77
36
2007 Results/Statistics
Date
Opponent
Sept. 8
at Hiram
Sept. 15
vs. Saint Vincent
Sept. 22
at Geneva
Sept. 29
at Thiel*
Oct. 6
at Grove City*
Oct. 13
vs. Waynesburg*
Oct. 20
vs. Westminster*
Oct. 27
vs. Thomas More*
Nov. 3
vs. Carnegie Mellon
Nov. 10
at Washington & Jefferson*
* = Presidents’ Athletic Conference contest
Score
W 24-7
W 66-7
L 13-28
L 13-37
L 15-36
L 7-45
W 41-21
W 35-14
L 19-42
L 39-77
Record
1-0
2-0
2-1
2-2, 0-1 PAC
2-3, 0-2 PAC
2-4, 0-3 PAC
3-4, 1-3 PAC
4-4, 2-3 PAC
4-5, 2-3 PAC
4-6, 2-4 PAC
QB Milton
Joyner
2007 Statistics
Team Statistics
Category
First Downs
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
Total
Rushing
Attempts
Yards Gained
Yards Lost
Net Yards
Avg./Game
Passing
Attempted
Completed
Completion %
Net Yards
Avg./Game
Total Offense
Total Plays
Total Yards
Avg./Play
Avg./Game
Turnovers
Int. Thrown
Fumbles Lost
Total Turnovers
Turnover Ratio
Punting
# of Punts
# Blocked
Total Yards
Avg./Punt
Conversions
3rd Downs
Converted
% Converted
4th Downs
Converted
% Converted
37
BC
Opp.
90
100
16
206
124
76
7
207
403
2,069
212
1,857
185.7
439
2,463
191
2,272
227.2
329
178
54.1
2,248
224.8
243
128
52.7
1,634
163.4
732
4,105
5.6
410.5
682
3,906
5.7
390.6
15
6
21
-9
7
5
12
+9
50
1
1,793
36.4
49
0
1,755
35.9
156
70
44.9
25
10
40.0
125
43
34.4
19
8
42.1
Individual Statistics (Offense)
Scoring
TD FG XP 2pt Pts
Matt Cruse
9
0
0
0 54
Matt Blumer
1
2 28
0 40
Marcus Santini
6
0
0
1 36
Taylor McNeil
6
0
0
0 36
Milton Joyner
5
0
0
0 30
Rest of Team
12
0
2
0 74
Rushing
Att. Yrds. TD YPC
Marcus Santini
78 473 5 6.1
Nick Neratka
62 340 2 5.5
Nick Czapor
92 317 0 3.4
Milton Joyner
79 223 5 2.8
John Rhodes
39 178 2 4.6
Passing
Att. Cmp. Yds. TD Int.
Milton Joyner 304 162 2087 21 13
15
8
88
0
1
Matt Blumer
Dan Pegg
6
5
47
0
0
Receiving
No. Yds. TD YPC
Matt Cruse
52 763
9 14.7
Taylor McNeil
52 711
5 13.7
Randy Rankin
15 147
0 9.8
Mike Elias
14 156
1 11.1
Matt Dahle
11 153
0 13.9
Brad Zink
10
91
3 9.1
Punting
No. Yrds. Avg. Lg.
Mike Elias
49 1,783 36.4 65
Field Goals
Att. Made Lg.
Matt Blumer
3
2
31
Punt Returns
No. Yds. Lg. Avg.
Matt Dahle
7
71 62 10.1
Kick Returns
No. Yds. Lg. Avg.
Taylor McNeil
34 643 56 18.9
Kellen
Lieb
Individual Statistics (Defense)
Tackles
Solo
Asst.
Bill Wineberg
40
29
Nelson Mitzen
40
25
Dante Fuscardo
36
20
Kellen Lieb
32
24
Chance Kildow
24
28
Michael Salters
28
9
Brandon Zeman
25
10
Brad Ragghianti
17
14
Dennis Davis
20
10
John George
14
10
Chris Boland
13
10
Brad Hartley
12
11
Ariel Ramirez
15
6
John Gyure
8
12
Michael Wells
8
11
Brandon Boston
11
8
Sacks/TFL/PBU
Chris Boland
Bill Wineberg
Dante Fuscardo
John Gyure
Chance Kildow
Brandon Zeman
Nelson Mitzen
Michael Salters
Ryan Saunders
R.J. Faldowski
Sacks
3.0
1.5
1.0
0.5
0.0
1.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.0
TFL
4
7
8.5
5
4
1.5
3
1
1
1.0
Interceptions
Nelson Mitzen
Brandon Zeman
Kellen Lieb
Michael Salters
Ariel Ramierez
Chance Kildow
No.
2
1
1
1
1
1
Yds.
12
32
0
0
0
-3
Total
69
65
56
56
52
37
35
31
30
24
23
23
21
20
19
19
PBU
0
1
3
0
1
3
3
7
3
2
TD
0
0
0
0
0
0
2007 PAC Standings/All-PAC
Final 2007 PAC Football Standings
Wash. & Jeff.
Waynesburg
Grove City
Bethany
Westminster
Thomas More
Thiel
Geneva
Saint Vincent
W L
6 0
5 1
3 3
2 4
2 4
2 4
1 5
0 0
0 0
PAC Games
PF
PA
276 104
192
91
117 134
150 230
93 210
78 133
104 108
0
0
0
0
First Team All-PAC Offense (A-P = All-Purpose)
Name
Pos. School
Class
Bobby Swallow
QB W&J
Jr.
Robert Heller
RB Waynesburg
Fr.
Cordario Collier
RB Thomas More
So.
Brett Ziegler
WR Westminster
Sr.
Tom McCafferty
WR W&J
Sr.
Aaron Davis
TE Waynesburg
Sr.
Brian Liptock
OL Bethany
Jr.
Matt Gregg
OL Grove City
Sr.
Brandon Lee
OL Thomas More
Sr.
Dave Bucar
OL W&J
Jr.
Matt Houy
OL W&J
Jr.
Kevin Mathews
A-P W&J
Jr.
Sammy Koyl
K Thiel
Sr.
Second Team All-PAC Offense (A-P = All-Purpose)
Name
Pos. School
Class
Milton Joyner
QB Bethany
Sr.
Curt Jones
RB W&J
Jr.
Dan Hess
RB Thiel
Jr.
David Ravida
WR W&J
Jr.
Matt Cruse
WR Bethany
So.
Brendon O’Mahoney TE W&J
So.
Jim Fawcett
OL Thiel
Sr.
Jared Buzzard
OL Waynesburg
So.
Randy Sylvester
OL Westminster
Sr.
Dave Salera
OL Grove City
Jr.
Adam Shallcross
OL W&J
Sr.
Marc LaScola
A-P Thiel
Sr.
Chris Haley
K Grove City
Fr.
Pct.
1.000
.833
.500
.333
.333
.333
.167
.000
.000
W L
10 1
8 3
4 6
4 6
5 5
4 6
3 7
8 3
0 10
All Games
PF
PA
508 205
334 196
192 180
272 314
202 290
185 219
189 186
261 195
111 500
Pct.
.909
.727
.400
.400
.500
.400
.300
.727
.000
First Team All-PAC Defense
Name
Pos. School
Mike Czerwien
DL Waynesburg
D.J. DeWitt
DL Waynesburg
Chris Lorber
DL Thiel
Justin Fowler
DL Grove City
Brendon Steele
LB Waynesburg
David Gitlitz
LB W&J
Bill Waugh
LB Grove City
Mike Baker
DB Grove City
Terrence Toone
DB Thomas More
Ryan Krull
DB Waynesburg
Stefon Struthers
DB Waynesburg
Dusty Rhodes
P
Westminster
Class
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
Sr.
Second Team All-PAC Defense
Name
Pos. School
Andrew Robison
DL Westminster
Jacob Bloomhuff
DL W&J
Denver Goodman DL Thiel
Tyler Grant
DL Thomas More
Matt Clark
LB Thomas More
Sam Swartzfager
LB Thiel
Jordan Blinn
LB Westminster
Antonio Quarterman DB Thiel
Chris Kessler
DB W&J
Ryan Mullen
DB W&J
Nelson Mitzen
DB Bethany
Mike Elias
P Bethany
Class
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.
Sr.
PAC Honorable Mention
QB - Kevin Franz (WES); Andrew DiDonato (GRO) RB - Nick McKolosky (WES); Brian Mercer (GRO); Steve Minton (THI)
WR - Taylor McNeil (BET); Ian Tobin (GRO); John Adams (THI); Nick Dew (TMC); Jason Discello (WES); Ray Hightower (WAY);
Jay Yanek (GRO) TE - Kyle James (TMC); Josh Kutzner (WES); Wes Basham (GRO) OL - Chad Sedlacek (BET); Brandon McHugh
(GRO); Jacob Siegel (THI); Alex Tempalski (WAY); Adam Pasternak (WAY); Kirk Fulton (W&J) DL - Scott Brucker (WES); Matt
Jaworski (GRO); Tony Clark (GRO); Jeff Ernst (W&J); LaDrekus Burford (WAY); Matt Turek (THI); Aaron Gorka (THI) LB - Bill
Wineberg (BET); Mike Stimac (THI); Brandon Kohrs (TMC); Dan Andreassi (WAY); Andy Poe (TMC); Jacob Martinez (WES);
Kellen Lieb (BET); John Fahey (W&J); Adam Eichler (GRO) DB - Randy Santina (GRO); David Dransman (THI); Mario Camerota
(WES); Eric Brown (WES); Rashawn West (TMC); Scott Cree (WAY); Jacques Newberry (WES); Brandon Zeman (BET); Craig
Sedanov (W&J)
PAC Coaches Honors (All-PAC equivalent for NCAA DIII provisional members)
Geneva - Tony Banks (OL); Luke Duriansek (A-P); Matt Dean (TE); Bobby Bondi (QB); Brian Wilson (DE); Brad Roman (LB); Zach
Feltrop (LB); Greg Eberhart (DB); Rich Kolesar (DB); Andy Stopchick (P)
Saint Vincent - Sheldon Loughner (TE); Logan Small (RB); Rob James (WR); Quillian Reid (DB)
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2007 PAC Team Statistics
Scoring Offense
Wash. & Jeff.
Waynesburg
Bethany
Geneva
Westminster
Grove City
Thiel
Thomas More
Saint Vincent
Scoring Defense
Geneva
Waynesburg
Grove City
Thiel
Wash. & Jeff.
Thomas More
Westminster
Bethany
Saint Vincent
Total Offense
Wash. & Jeff.
Bethany
Waynesburg
Thiel
Westminster
Thomas More
Geneva
Grove City
Saint Vincent
Total Defense
Waynesburg
Geneva
Wash. & Jeff.
Grove City
Thomas More
Thiel
Westminster
Bethany
Saint Vincent
Turnover Margin
Wash. & Jeff.
Geneva
Grove City
Waynesburg
Thomas More
Thiel
Saint Vincent
Bethany
Westminster
39
PAC Team Statistics
TD XP 2XP FG Pts.
70
60
3
6
508
47
38
1
4
334
39
30
1
2
272
35
28
1
7
261
29
22
0
2
202
26
11
2
7
192
25
18
0
7
189
25
18
1
3
185
16
12
0
1
111
TD XP 2XP FG Pts.
26
22
0
5
195
26
20
0
6
196
24
21
1
3
180
26
19
0
3
186
30
19
0
2
205
30
25
1
4
219
40
31
1
5
290
43
39
1
5
314
70
55
2
7
500
Rush Pass
Yds. YPG
2447
3259
5706 518.7
1857
2248
4105 410.5
2752
1353
4105 373.2
1756
1492
3248 324.8
1090
2128
3218 321.8
1393
1742
3135 313.5
1815
1599
3414 310.4
1502
1581
3083 308.3
729
1485
2214 221.4
Rush Pass
Yds. YPG
749
1727
2476 225.1
1184
2054
3238 294.4
1724
1759
3483 316.6
1671
1501
3172 317.2
1522
1676
3198 319.8
1625
1622
3247 324.7
1532
1812
3344 334.4
2272
1634
3906 390.6
3265
2139
5404 540.4
Gained
Lost
Fum INT Tot Fum INT Tot
12
19
31
6
4
10
13
11
24
10
8
18
11
11
22
7
10
17
8
19
27
17
12
29
7
13
20
8
14
22
9
6
15
9
13
22
10
8
18
7
20
27
5
7
12
6
15
21
7
3
10
9
11
20
G
11
11
10
11
10
10
10
10
10
G
11
11
10
10
11
10
10
10
10
G
11
10
11
10
10
10
11
10
10
G
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
Avg.
46.2
30.4
27.2
23.7
20.2
19.2
18.9
18.5
11.1
Avg.
17.7
17.8
18.0
18.6
18.6
21.9
29.0
31.4
50.0
TD
69
38
44
24
29
25
30
25
16
TD
26
26
29
24
28
24
36
40
68
+/+21
+6
+5
-2
-6
-7
-9
-9
-10
Conversion
Wash. & Jeff.
Bethany
Westminster
Grove City
Thiel
Thomas More
Waynesburg
Geneva
Saint Vincent
Sacks By
Waynesburg
Geneva
Thiel
Thomas More
Wash. & Jeff.
Westminster
Grove City
Saint Vincent
Bethany
Sacks Against
Bethany
Waynesburg
Wash. & Jeff.
Thomas More
Westminster
Thiel
Saint Vincent
Geneva
Grove City
Time of Poss.
Westminster
Waynesburg
Bethany
Wash. & Jeff.
Thiel
Grove City
Geneva
Thomas More
Saint Vincent
Penalties
Grove City
Thiel
Bethany
Saint Vincent
Thomas More
Wash. & Jeff.
Westminster
Waynesburg
Geneva
PAC Team Statistics
3rd Down
4th Down
Conv. Att. Pct. Conv. Att. Pct.
59
131 45.0
17
26 65.4
70
156 44.9
10
25 40.0
59
140 42.1
6
18 33.3
68
171 39.8
13
26 50.0
54
150 36.0
10
21 47.6
44
139 31.7
5
22 22.7
48
158 30.4
12
30 40.0
51
188 27.1
18
30 60.0
31
149 20.8
4
22 18.2
G Sacks
Yds.
11
42
305
11
35
228
10
31
189
10
29
150
11
22
134
10
20
120
10
18
107
10
16
115
10
13
73
G Sacks
Yds.
10
15
105
11
19
109
11
20
128
10
22
159
10
25
143
10
25
193
10
28
158
11
33
191
10
34
221
G Total
Avg./G
10 327:59
32:47
11 344:43
31:20
10 306:47
30:40
11 334:02
30:22
10 301:06
30:06
10 300:48
30:04
11 328:48
29:53
10 283:14
28:19
10 251:53
25:11
G
No. Yds. Avg./G
10
49
363 36.3
10
47
394 39.4
10
53
430 43.0
10
50
437 43.7
10
54
453 45.3
11
74 612 55.6
10
76 607 60.7
11
85 719 65.4
11
104 983 89.4
2007 PAC Individual Statistics
PAC Individual Statistics
Rushing
Cl.
G
Att. Yds. Avg.
R. Heller, WAY
FR
11
383 2176 5.7
C. Collier, TMC SO
10
230 1099 4.8
K. Mathews, W&J JR
10
139 991 7.1
McKolosky, WES SO
10
237 980 4.1
D. Hess, THI
JR
10
205 867 4.2
C. Jones, W&J
JR
11
105 738 7.0
B. Mercer, GCC
JR
8
85 485 5.7
M. Dean, GEN
FR
11
126 586 4.7
L. Small, SVC
FR
10
110 396 3.6
N. Neratka, BET JR
9
62 340 5.5
Passing
Cl.
G Att-Cmp-Int Pct.
B. Swallow, W&J JR
11 331-229-3
69.2
M. Joyner, BET SR
10 304-162-13 53.3
K. Franz, WES
SO
9 260-172-9
66.2
A. DiDonato, GROSO
10 299-167-9
55.9
B. Bondi, GEN
JR
11 297-143-7
48.1
J. Zerhusen, TMC FR
8 171-76-7
44.4
J. Gauger, TMC FR
8 114-67-7
58.8
M. Speal, SVC
SO
10 189-69-11
36.5
Lauterbach, WAY JR
9 110-45-7
40.9
M. LaScola, THI SR
10 125-60-9
48.0
Receptions/Gm Cl.
G Rec. Yds. YPC
I. Tobin, GRO
SR
10
69
404 5.9
M. Cruse, BET
SO
8
52
763 14.7
D. Ravida, W&J JR
11
69
758 11.0
McCafferty, W&J SR
11
63 1050 16.7
T. McNeil, BET
JR
10
52
711 13.7
B. Zeigler, WES SR
10
52
696 13.4
N. Dew, TMC
JR
10
42
492 11.7
J. Discello, WES SR
9
32
322 10.1
J. Yanek, GRO
SR
10
35
387 11.1
J. Resch, TMC
SR
10
34
421 12.4
Scoring
Cl.
G
TD XP FG
R. Heller, WAY
FR
11
27
0
0
K. Mathews, W&J JR
10
15
0
0
McCafferty, W&J SR
11
15
0
0
C. Grabner, W&J SO
11
0
60
6
D. Hess, THI
JR
10
11
0
0
M. Cruse, BET
SO
8
9
0
0
D. Ravida, W&J JR
11
8
0
0
N. DiPiertro, GEN SR
11
0
28
7
K. McBride, WAY SO
10
0
35
4
B. Mercer, GRO JR
8
7
0
0
All-Purpose
Cl.
G Rush Rec Ret
R. Heller, WAY
FR
10
2176 151
5
K. Mathews, W&J JR
10
991 424 289
T. McNeil, BET
JR
10
122 711 643
C. Collier, TMC SO
10
1099 174
0
McKolosky, WES SO
10
980 200 89
C. Jones, W&J
JR
11
738 108 311
I. Tobin, GRO
SR
10
120 404 557
McCafferty, W&J SR
11
7 1050
0
D. Hess, THI
JR
10
867 53
0
M. Cruse, BET
SO
8
0 763
16
TD YPG
26 197.8
5 109.9
9
99.1
5
98.0
11
86.7
6
67.1
6
60.6
4
53.3
3
39.6
2
37.8
Yds. TD
3106 46
2087 21
1797 15
1566
8
1446 10
864
9
828
6
937
6
645
1
590
2
TD RPG
0
6.9
9
6.5
8
6.3
14
5.7
5
5.2
6
5.2
4
4.2
2
3.6
4
3.5
5
3.4
2XP Pts.
0
162
0
90
0
90
0
78
0
66
0
54
3
54
0
49
0
47
0
42
Total
2332
1704
1476
1273
1269
1157
1081
1057
920
779
PAC Individual Statistics
Tackles
Cl.
G Solo Ast Total
M. Clark, TMC
FR
10
32
77
109
B. Kohrs, TMC SO
10
37
62
99
Z. Feltrop, GEN SO
11
53
52
105
D. Gitlitz, W&J
JR
11
53
51
104
A. Eichler, GRO JR
10
39
53
92
A. Poe, TMC
SO
10
31
56
87
B. Steele, WAY SR
11
57
36
93
Swartzfager, THI JR
10
45
39
84
B. Waugh, GRO SR
10
40
44
84
B. Roman, GEN SR
11
51
41
92
Sacks
Cl.
G Solo Ast Yds
Czerwien, WAY SR
11
22
2
173
B. Wilson, GEN
11
12
1
89
D.J. DeWitt, WAY JR
11
9
3
77
C. Lorber, THI
SR
10
9
2
68
A. Robison, WES JR
10
6
2
44
J. Ernst, W&J
SR
11
5
1
34
J. Fowler, GRO
SR
10
5
1
23
Bloomhuff, W&J SO
11
4
1
24
S. Brucker, WES JR
10
4
1
28
D. Goodman, THI SR
10
4
1
30
Tackles for Loss Cl.
G Solo Ast Yds
Czerwien, WAY SR
11
31
7
199
B. Wilson, GEN
11
24
5
123
D.J. DeWitt, WAY JR
11
16
7
103
C. Lorber, THI
SR
10
14
6
81
D. Gitlitz, W&J
JR
11
12
6
42
Bloomhuff, W&J SO
11
11
5
34
B. Kohrs, TMC SO
10
8
8
54
A. Robison, WES JR
10
11
3
53
B. Roman, GEN SR
11
10
4
58
J. Ernst, W&J
SR
11
9
4
45
Interceptions
Cl.
G
Int Yds TD
M. Baker, GRO
JR
10
5
-2
0
J. Newberry, WAY SR
11
5
82
1
S. Strothers, WAY SR
11
4
67
0
B. Kohrs, TMC SO
10
3
27
0
R. Mullen, W&J SR
10
3
26
0
R. Krull, WAY
SO
11
3
40
1
B. Steele, WAY SR
11
3
13
0
T. Keenan, W&J SR
11
3
9
0
C. Kessler, W&J JR
11
3
0
0
Q. Reed, SVC
FR
9
2
27
0
Passes Defended Cl.
G Brup Int Total
M. Baker, GRO
JR
10
11
5
16
J. Newberry, WAY SR
11
11
5
16
M. Joy, THI
JR
10
7
2
9
R. Mullen, W&J SR
10
6
3
9
J. Law, GEN
JR
10
9
0
9
S. Strothers, WAY SR
11
5
4
9
Quarterman, THI SR
10
7
1
8
M. Salters, BET SO
10
7
1
8
Z. Fulmer, GRO
JR
10
6
2
8
McCracken, GRO SR
10
8
0
8
Avg/Game
10.9
9.9
9.5
9.5
9.2
8.7
8.5
8.4
8.4
8.4
Total
24
13
12
11
8
6
6
5
5
5
Total
38
29
23
20
18
16
16
14
14
13
Long
0
33
30
14
26
38
13
8
0
27
40
Bethany Career Records
Bob Fromm
owns six
Bethany career
records.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
4.
4.
7.
8.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Career Passing Completions
Bob Fromm (1994-97)
450
Tracey Finchum (1984-87)
397
Jeff Beer (1977-80)
388
Jeremy Lacaria (2002-03)
271
Derek Scavnicky (1990-92)
225
Jamie Hamm (1986-89)
220
Brian Wineberg (2003-05)
208
Dan Takah (1991-93)
203
Career Passing Attempts
Bob Fromm (1994-97)
895
814
Jeff Beer (1977-80)
736
540
510
460
Dan Takah (1991-93)
422
401
Career Passing Yards
Bob Fromm (1994-97)
5,736
Jeff Beer (1977-80)
5,580
4,516
3,291
3,136
2,649
2,624
Milton Joyner (2004-07)
2,342
Career Completion Percentage
56.1
Brent Owens (2005-06)
55.8
54.6
Jeff Beer (1977-80)
52.7
Career Touchdown Passes
Bob Fromm (1994-97)
52
Jeff Beer (1977-80)
47
25
Bob Williams (1961-64)
23
23
23
21
20
Career Offensive Attempts
Bob Fromm (1994-97)
1,244
Jeff Beer (1977-80)
926
918
760
742
Career Offensive Yards
Bob Fromm (1994-97)
6,700
Jeff Beer (1977-80)
5,391
4,617
3,956
3,665
Note: Records are from 1960 until present.
41
Career Rushing Attempts
1. Tim Caldwell (1995-98)
677
2. Will Anderson (1999-02)
626
3. Demrey Brandon (1969-72)
513
4. Ernie Whitted (1966-69)
401
5. Bill Lisotto (1972-76)
388
6. Brandon Isbell (1999-00)
386
7. Bill Rainey (1978-81)
370
8. Bob Fromm (1994-97)
349
9. Glen Simon (1981-84)
328
10. Bobby Solar (1962-65)
311
Career Rushing Yards
2,946
2,880
2,368
2,083
5. Brandon Isbell (1999-00)
2,036
6. Bill Lisotto (1972-76)
1,485
7. Tom Miller (1973-76)
1,343
1,331
9. Bobby Solar (1962-65)
1,290
10. Glen Simon (1981-84)
1,282
Career Rushing Touchdowns
23
22
3. Bob Fromm (1994-97)
21
20
18
Career Receptions
1. T.J. Parker (2003-06)
175
2. Zack Merz (2001-04)
145
3. Troy Costain (1985-88)
126
4. Denny Williams (1977-80)
121
5. Milton Joyner (2004-07)
114
6. J.D. Basile (1996-99)
99
7. Charlie Licata (1994-97)
96
8. Dan Reilly (1987-89)
95
9. Richie Beckett (1991-94)
93
10. Doug Marshall (1985-86)
92
Career Receiving Yards
1. T.J. Parker (2003-06)
2,141
1,959
3. Zack Merz (2001-04)
1,949
4. Dan Reilly (1987-89)
1,859
5. Troy Costain (1985-88)
1,526
6. J.D. Basile (1996-99)
1,402
7. Brian Dickman (1991-94)
1,391
8. Roger Furbee (1990-93)
1,270
9. Charlie Licata (1994-97)
1,268
10. Milton Joyner (2004-07 )
1,263
Career Touchdown Receptions
1. T.J. Parker (2003-06)
18
2. Brian Dickman (1991-94)
17
3. Matt Cruse (2006- )
16
15
5. Dan Reilly (1987-89)
15
6. J.D. Basile (1996-99)
13
7. Jerry Block (1961-64), Ray Koch (1963-66)
8. Roger Furbee (1990-94)
11
Career Total Touchdowns
30
24
24
21
4. Bob Fromm (1994-97)
21
20
Career Kickoff Returns
1. Tim Williams (1983, 85-87)
82
65
Career Kickoff Return Yards
1. Tim Williams (1983, 85-87)
Career Punt Returns
1. Marty Bavetz (1998-01)
2. Paul Krusey (1967-70)
Career Punt Return Yards
1. Paul Krusey (1967-70)
1,609
1,255
45
44
772
Paul Krusey
returned five
punts for TDs
in his career.
Career All-Purpose Yards
3. Tim Williams (1983, 85-87)
4. Dan Reilly (1987-89)
5. T.J. Parker (2003-06)
Career Field Goals
1. Mark Sniegocki (1976-78)
2. Jack Fayak (1984-86)
3. Bob Williams (1973-75)
3. Scott Henderson (1999-02)
5. Bill Carver (1980-81)
Career Tackles (Since 1989)
1. Roger Fitzsimmons (1990-93)
2. Tim Goetz (2002-05)
3. Steve Ochap (2000-03)
4. Nick Lion (2000-03)
5. Dan Sifrit (1994-96)
6. T.J. Ameredes (1996-99)
7. Dan Rovira (1990-91)
8. Dave Shelek (1991-94)
9. Duane Cymmerman (1998-01)
10. Bill Stewart (1996-99)
Career Interceptions
1. Mike Castilow (1981-84)
2. Cornel Crawford (1980-83)
3. Dan Bradley (1988-91)
4. Ryan Nohe (2001-03)
5. Chuck Grosso (1974-77)
Steve Adams (1980-83)
Dave Shelek (1991-94)
Career Sacks (Since 1989)
1. Dan Rovira (1990-91)
2. Matt Nardone (1993-96)
3. Chris Loftis (1996-99)
Career Punting Average
1. Scott Lanz (1975-78)
2. Tom Smith (1990-93)
3. Seth Brody (1999-02)
5,372
3,647
3,356
2,982
2,939
18
14
11
11
10
347
307
281
280
276
273
268
263
233
231
18
13
11
10
9
9
9
31.5
23.5
20
40.8
38.2
37.5
Tim
Goetz
Bethany Single-Season Records
Will Anderson owns eight BC records.
Points Scored
1. Will Anderson (2002)
90
2. Jeff Severino (1979)
72
3. Ernie Whitted (1969), Brandon Isbell (2000) 66
5. Ernie Whitted (1968), Bill Rainey (1980)
60
7. T.J. Parker (2005)
56
8. Bill Rainey (1981), Matt Cruse (2007)
54
10. Jared McKnight (1997)
50
Touchdowns
15
2. Jeff Severino (1979)
12
3. Ernie Whitted (‘69), Brandon Isbell (‘00) 1 1
5. Bill Rainey (1980)
10
6. Bill Rainey (1981), T.J. Parker (2005),
6. Matt Cruse (2007)
9
Field Goals
1. Mark Sniegocki (1976)
11
2. Jack Fayak (1984), Tom Smith (1993)
8
4. Bob Williams (1975)
7
5. Bill Carver (1980), Joe Caruso (1996)
6
7. Five tied with 5 (Last: Scott Henderson, ‘01)
Rushing Attempts
1. Tim Caldwell (1997)
251
216
206
4. Ernie Whitted (1969)
193
5. Brandon Isbell (1999, 2000)
193
6. Demrey Brandon (1971)
175
7. Bill Hawkins (1973)
167
166
9. Geoff Devore (1996)
165
158
Milton Joyner
broke a 10-year
old record for
single-season
touchdown
passes.
Rushing Yards
1,186
2. Brandon Isbell (2000)
1,175
1,120
1,087
1,031
861
808
734
727
10. Bill Hawkins (1973)
709
Yards per Carry (Min. 50 carries)
1. Tom Abraham (1966)
6.6 (66-436)
2. Pat Gregory (1992)
6.5 (68-440)
6.1 (193-1175)
3. Marcus Santini (2007)
6.1 (78-473)
5.9 (138-808)
5.6 (193-1087)
5.5 (216-1186)
8. Joe Stoner (1995)
5.4 (79-430)
Tim Caldwell
broke the 1,000yard barrier in
1997 and 1998.
Rushing Touchdowns
Will Anderson (2002)
10
Brandon Isbell (2000)
9
Four tied with 8 (Last: Bob Fromm, 1995)
Six tied with 7 (Last: Will Anderson, 2000)
Passing Attempts
1. Dan Takah (1993)
361
2. Jeremy Lacaria (2002)
360
3. Jeff Mattis (1990)
340
4. Tracey Finchum (1986)
334
5. Jeff Beer (1980)
329
6. Milton Joyner (2007)
304
302
8. Nazih Banna (2004)
293
9. Bob Fromm (1996)
281
10. Bob Fromm (1997)
270
Completions
190
178
3. Jeff Beer (1980)
177
4. Dan Takah (1993)
174
162
145
143
8. Bob Fromm (1997)
142
137
10. Derek Scavnicky (1992)
133
1.
2.
3.
7.
Jeff Beer was a
two-time PAC
Player of the Year.
Passing Yards
1. Jeff Beer (1980)
2,367
2,232
2,087
4. Dan Takah (1993)
1,982
1,968
6. Bob Fromm (1997)
1,890
1,818
8. Jamie Hamm (1988)
1,701
9. Jeff Beer (1978)
1,634
1,623
Touchdown Passes
21
2. Bob Fromm (1997)
19
3. Jeff Beer (1979)
17
4. Jeff Beer (1980), Jeremy Lacaria (2002) 1 6
6. Jeff Beer (1978), Bob Fromm (1994)
14
8. Brent Owens (2006)
13
9. Dan Takah (1993)
12
Completion Percentage (Min. 100 Att.)
1. Brent Owens (2006)
62.0
2. Derek Scavnicky (1992)
60.7
3. Bob Landy (1966)
57.5
4. Bob Fromm (1995)
56.0
5. Jeff Beer (1980)
53.8
53.5
53.3
52.8
9. Bob Fromm (1997)
52.6
10. Jeff Beer (1978)
52.1
Most Offensive Attempts
479
2. Dan Takah (1993)
448
3. Jeff Beer (1980)
420
400
383
382
7. Bob Fromm (1996)
373
359
9. Jeff Mattich (1981)
354
353
1993 PAC MVP
Dan Takah was
inducted into
Bethany’s Hall of
Fame in 2007.
42
Bethany Single-Season Records
Most Yards
1. Jeff Beer (1980)
4. Dan Takah (1993)
5. Bob Fromm (1997)
10. Bob Fromm (1996)
2,494
2,455
2,310
2,171
2,129
2,029
1,897
1,891
1,868
1,777
T.J. Parker owns five records, including
single-season receptions and TD catches.
Receptions
1. T.J. Parker (2006)
71
2. Denny Williams (1980)
70
3. Buddy McKinley (1993)
68
4. Zack Merz (2002), Matt Cruse (2007)
52
4. Taylor McNeil (2007)
52
7. Dale Grosso (1980)
50
8. Doug Marshall (1986)
49
49
10. Zack Merz (2004)
44
Receiving Yards
1. Denny Williams (1980)
1,036
2. Dan Reilly (1989)
905
3. Matt Cruse (2007)
763
4. Dale Grosso (1980)
716
711
6. Buddy McKinley (1993)
690
7. Zack Merz (2002)
667
8. T.J. Parker (2006)
658
9. T.J. Parker (2005)
656
10. Tom Nola (1974)
639
Touchdown Receptions
1. T.J. Parker (2005), Matt Cruse (2007)
9
2. Jared McKnight (1997)
8
3. Six tied with
7 (Last: Matt Cruse/2006)
4. Four tied with
6 (Last: J.D. Basile/1999)
5. Six tied with 5 (Last: Taylor McNeil/2007)
All-Purpose Yards
1,962
(1,120 rushing, 664 returns, 178 receiving)
1,645
(1,186 rushing, 398 receiving, 61 returns)
1,598
(905 receiving, 572 KR, 121 PR)
1,476
(711 rec., 643 KR, 122 rushing)
1,316
(1,031 rushing, 144 KR, 141 receiving)
43
Tom Abraham
Punt Returns
29
2. George Iobst (1981)
26
3. Marty Bavetz (2000)
25
4. Ryan Nohe (2002)
24
22
6. Terry Vogler (1971), Marty Bavetz (1999)
20
8. Paul Krusey (1969)
19
18
Punt Return Yards
513
367
3. Terry Vogler (1971)
293
272
5. George Iobst (1981)
271
235
184
8. Ryan Nohe (2002)
150
133
127
Punt Return Average (Min. 10 Returns)
28.5
17.6
3. Terry Vogler (1971)
14.7
14.3
12.1
10.2
9.4
8. Jon Blackmon (1992)
8.9
9. Ryan Nohe (2003)
8.8
Kickoff Returns
34
2. Nick Lion (2003)
31
29
4. T.J. Parker (2006)
27
5. Tim Williams (1986)
25
24
7. Mike Stroud (1991), Tim Caldwell (1997)
5. Tony Lamia (2002)
23
Kickoff Return Yards
643
572
3. Mike Stroud (1991)
557
4. Nick Lion (2003)
551
533
6. T.J. Parker (2006)
502
486
480
439
10. Shederick Young (1994)
432
Kickoff Return Average (Min. 10 Returns)
1. John Ianigro (1976)
30.1
2. Winston Britton (1981)
28.4
27.9
25.2
5. Mike Stroud (1991)
24.2
21.7
7. Dwayne Finney (1984)
21.6
8. Tom Miller (1974)
21.4
9. Frank Ily (1972)
21.1
20.9
Tackles (Since 1989)
1. Dan Rovira (1991)
149
2. Roger Fitzsimmons (1993)
148
3. Dan Sifrit (1996)
122
4. Tim Goetz (2005)
120
119
6. Roger Fitzsimmons (1991)
102
7. Bill Stewart (1999)
101
8. Cliff Anderson (2005)
100
9. Cliff Anderson (2006)
98
10. T.J. Ameredes (1998)
95
Sacks (Since 1989)
20.5
2. Dan Rovira (1990), Matt Nardone (1995)
11
4. Chris Loftis (1999)
10.5
5. Eric Carder (1994)
8.5
6. Pat Jackson/Todd Miller (1992)
8
8. Matt Nardone (1994)
7.5
9. Nate Dorsey (1995, 96), T.J. Ameredes (1997) 7
Interceptions
1. Chuck Grosso (1976)
7
2. Cornel Crawford (1982, 1983)
6
2. Mike Castilow (1984), Dan Bradley (1989) 6
5. Four tied with
5 (Last: Ryan Nohe, 2001)
9. Five tied with
4 (Last: R.J. Faldowski, 2006)
Punting Average
1. Scott Lanz (1977)
42.9
2. Scott Lanz (1978)
40.7
3. Tom Smith (1991), Seth Brody (2000)
40.6
Scott Lanz
was an
All-American
in 1977.
Chris Loftis
Bethany Single-Game Records
Ernie Whitted
held the PAC
record for rushing yards in a
game for 30
years.
1.
1.
3.
4.
5.
2.
3.
8.
9.
9.
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
Points
1. Ernie Whitted, vs. W&J, 11/8/69
Touchdowns
2. Ernie Whitted, vs. Case Tech, 10/28/68
2. Will Anderson, at Apprentice, 11/2/02
Rushing Attempts
2. Ernie Whitted, at W. Reserve, 10/18/69
2. Demrey Brandon, at Thiel, 10/3/70
2. Bobby Newman, at Alfred, 11/7/98
5. Tim Caldwell, at Greensboro, 11/14/98
Rushing Yards
2. Tim Caldwell, at Greensboro, 11/14/98
3. Will Anderson, vs. Kenyon, 9/14/02
4. Brandon Isbell, vs. Thiel, 10/21/00
5. Ernie Whitted, vs. Case Tech, 10/28/68
Pass Completions
1. Jeremy Lacaria, at Wooster, 9/21/02
2. Milton Joyner, at W&J, 11/10/07
3. Tracey Finchum, vs. Hiram, 9/26/87
Pass Attempts
2. Dan Takah, vs. Grove City, 10/9/93
4. Dan Takah, vs. Capital, 9/11/93
Passing Yards
1. Jeff Beer, vs. Thiel, 10/3/80
4. Jamie Hamm, vs. Hiram, 9/30/89
Touchdown Passes
1. Derek Scavnicky, vs. Duquesne, 9/21/91
3. Jeff Beer, vs. Hiram, 10/27/79
5. Bob Fromm, vs. Greensboro, 9/20/97
6. Bob Fromm, at Alfred, 10/4/97
Receptions
Denny Williams, vs. Thiel, 9/29/79
13
Taylor McNeil, at W&J, 11/10/07
13
Charlie Licata, vs. CMU, 11/15/97
12
Milton Joyner, at Westminster, 10/16/04 1 2
T.J. Parker, at Ohio Wesleyan, 9/16/06 1 2
T.J. Parker, vs. W&J, 11/11/06
12
Matt Cruse, vs. Westminster, 10/20/07 1 2
Greg Hutchison, vs. W&J, 11/4/78
11
Doug Marshall, at Capital, 9/13/86
11
Buddy McKinley, vs. Gannon, 10/23/93 1 1
Receiving Yards
Dan Reilly, vs. Hiram, 9/30/89
225
Taylor McNeil, at W&J, 11/10/07
221
Denny Williams, vs. Thiel, 10/4/80
214
Jeff Severino, vs. W&J, 11/3/79
203
Touchdown Receptions
Many Times, Most Recently:
2
Matt Cruse, vs. Carnegie Mellon, 11/3/07
LONGEST PLAYS
Longest Run
Will Anderson, vs. Waynesburg, 9/29/01
Longest Kickoff Return
John Ianigro, 1976
Longest Punt Return
Kris Hall, at Waynesburg, 10/3/98
Longest Fumble Return
Dan Carter, vs. Thiel, 10/26/02
Longest Field Goal
Gary Griffin, 1964
Longest Punt
Seth Brody, vs. Thiel, 10/20/01
92
96
84
71
49
75
30
5
4
4
45
37
37
37
36
292
262
234
219
192
31
29
27
65
57
51
48
48
430
390
375
346
345
5
5
4
4
4
4
Jeremy Lacaria
set four school
records in a 2002
contest against
Wooster.
Offensive Attempts
2. Dan Takah, vs. Grove City, 10/23/93
Total Yards
3. Jeff Beer, vs. Thiel, 9/1/80
Field Goals
1. Bob Williams, vs. CMU, 10/18/75
Tackles
1. Dan Rovira, vs. Mercyhurst, 9/7/91
Dave Shelek, vs. Waynesburg, 10/16/93
R. Fitzsimmons, vs. Clinch Valley, 11/4/93
Dave Shelek, vs. Waynesburg, 10/22/94
Interceptions
1. Many times, Most Recently:
R.J. Faldowski, at Thomas More, 10/28/06
Sacks
1. Dan Rovira, vs. Gannon, 10/12/91
1. Dan Rovira, vs. Westminster, 10/19/91
Kickoff Return Yards
1. Taylor McNeil, at Muskingum, 9/2/06
2. Mike Stroud, vs. Mercyhurst, 9/7/91
88
63
62
453
442
430
Gary Griffin’s 49-yard field goal has
stood as a BC record for 42 years.
TEAM RECORDS
Points Scored
vs. Salem, 1920
84
Points Allowed
vs. Colgate, 1930
99
Largest Margin of Victory
vs. Salem, 1920
84 (84-0)
Largest Margin of Defeat
vs. Colgate, 1930
99 (0-99)
Total Combined Points
at W&J, 11/10/07
116
W&J 77, Bethany 39
3
21
21
21
21
2
4.5
4.5
178
172
Taylor McNeil, who already owns the
BC record for kickoff return yards in a
game, tied the school’s single-game
reception mark with 13 against W&J.
44
Coaches Records
All-Time Coaches Records
Coach
John J. Knight
Robert Goin
Donald Ault
Steve Campos
H.A. Watson
Wally Neel
H.M. Buland
R.A. Easterday
Tim Weaver
A.C. Chapman
F.L. Nuss
C.D. Chapman
Don Turner
Boyd Chambers
Fred Heyman
W.L. Linville
Glenn Fuoss
Chris Snyder
Glenn Johnson
J.E. Harvey
B.W. Henley
J. Roberts
D.C. Morrow
Dr. Smith
C.S. Wells
W.S. Shuttleworth
J.H. Chapman
Joe Hogarty
H. Beckleheimer
Steve Lee
W.M. Cramblet
Dave Morrow
W.D. McCandless
Don Phillips
E.Y. Willis
John J. Knight, pictured
here after his first season
in 1930, led Bethany to a
5-1-1 record in his final
season on the sideline in
1962.
Don Ault, here conferring with
QB Steve Sekelik during the
1975 PAC championship
season, also guided BC to the
1980 league crown.
Record
60-110-9
47-29-2
43-35-2
39-47-1
20-10-1
17-54-1
12-8
9-7-2
8-12
7-2
7-21-5
6-2
6-20-1
5-3
5-12
4-3-1
4-11
4-16
4-18-1
3-2-1
3-3-2
3-4
3-5
3-5
3-4-2
2-4-1
2-5-1
2-6
2-6
2-18
1-1
1-7
1-7-1
1-15
0-3
Years
1930-44, 53-62
1963-72
1973-81
1993-2001
1894-98
1982-89
1920-21
1922-23
20061902
1925-28
1907
1990-92
1917
1915-16
1908
1951-52
2002-03
1948-50
1903
1910
1914
1905
1912
1904
1911
1909
1913
1919
2004-05
1918
1929
1924
1946-47
1900
Bob Goin, guided Bethany
to back-to-back PAC
championships in 1965 and
1966 and had eight
winning seasons during his
10-year tenure.
The four wins posted by
Tim Weaver’s Bison in
2007 came by an average
of 29.3 points.
Bison Football By The Decade
1900’s
28-26-5
45
1930’s
20-47-5
1910’s
26-44-3
1890’s
20-10-1
1920’s
29-50-9
1950’s
28-45-3
1940’s
12-50-1
1990’s
34-58-2
1970’s
37-45-3
1960’s
40-31-3
1980’s
28-52-1
2000’s
28-61
1894
BC
10
Martins Ferry
6
Steubenville A.C.
0
WVU
6
Marietta
11
Franklin
Coach: H.A. Watson
Record: 3-2
1895
BC
8
Steubenville A.C.
0
Marietta
14
Linsly
12
Hiram
46
East Liverpool A.C.
4
Steubenville A.C.
Coach: H.A. Watson
Record: 4-1-1
1896
BC
0
W&J
10
East Liverpool A.C.
10
Steubenville A.C.
18
St. Clairsville A.C.
4
Steubenville A.C.
1
Steubenville (forfeit)
38
Athenheim
Coach: H.A. Watson
Record: 6-1
1897
BC
0
W&J
10
East Liverpool A.C.
10
Steubenville A.C.
18
St. Clairsville A.C.
4
Steubenville A.C.
1
Steubenville (forfeit)
38
Athenheim
Coach: H.A. Watson
Record: 6-1
1898
BC
0
Phg. Collegians
0
W&J
0
WVU
2
East Liverpool A.C.
Coach: H.A. Watson
Record: 1-3
1899
No Records Available
1900
BC
0
W&J
5
Mount Union
0
Mount Union
Coach: E.Y. Willis
Record: 0-3
1901
No Team
1902
BC
6
Martins Ferry
6
Waynesburg
6
Bucknell
10
Ohio
10
Brilliant A.C.
6
Brilliant A.C.
23
Hiram
32
Moundsville A.C.
0
Parkersburg
Coach: A.C. Chapman
Record: 7-2
1903
BC
41
Martins Ferry
0
W&J
10
Steubenville A.C.
Opp.
6
0
6
20
10
Opp.
0
34
0
10
0
4
Opp.
36
0
0
0
0
0
0
Opp.
56
0
0
0
0
0
0
Opp.
14
56
30
0
Opp.
10
6
6
Opp.
0
0
11
0
0
0
0
0
5
Opp.
0
45
0
6
Waynesburg
5
WVU
15
Marietta
Coach:J.E. Harvey
Record: 3-2-1
1904
BC
0
Waynesburg
10
West Virginia Wesleyan
0
Marietta
0
Kentucky State
7
Waynesburg
10
Marshall
4
N.Martinsville
0
W.U.P.
6
Ohio
Coach: C.S. Wells
Record: 3-4-2
1905
BC
0
W&J
0
WVU
5
Hiram
31
Brilliant
0
WVU
0
Marietta
0
WVU
30
Davis & Elkins
Coach: D.C. Morrow
Record: 3-5
1906
No Team
1907
BC
23
Scio
6
Muskingum
44
Franklin
6
W&J
0
Marietta
26
Whg. Ex. College
5
11
Parkersburg
Coach: C.D. Chapman
Record: 6-2
1908
BC
17
Steubenville A.C.
0
Pittsburgh
11
Wellsburg A.C.
5
Mount Union
10
Bucknell
0
Marietta
47
Whg. Ex. College
0
WVU
Coach: W.L. Linville
Record: 4-3-1
1909
BC
10
Wellsburg A.C.
0
W&J
0
Geneva
0
5
Davis & Elkins
8
Waynesburg
0
Westminster
0
Bucknell
Coach: J.H. Chapman
Record: 2-5-1
1910
BC
0
Geneva
3
W&J
23
Wellsburg A.C.
0
WVU
5
Scio
5
Hiram
0
0
WVU
6
11
11
Opp.
0
0
17
6
0
5
24
21
6
Opp.
45
47
0
0
46
18
24
0
Opp.
0
0
0
32
11
0
0
0
Opp.
0
27
0
5
5
39
0
42
Opp.
3
5
3
6
3
8
35
24
Opp.
8
0
0
0
0
17
0
8
Coach: B.W. Henley
Record: 3-3-2
1911
BC
0
Mount Union
0
W&J
5
Waynesburg
5
Stats A.C.
3
Hiram
5
Marietta
0
Geneva
Coach: W.S. Shuttleworth
Record: 2-4-1
1912
BC
0
Hiram
6
Marietta
6
Westminster
0
6
Carnegie Tech
6
Morris Harvey
21
Fairmont
0
W&J
Coach: Dr. Smith
Record: 3-5
1913
BC
27
Muskingum
0
Marietta
0
Grove City
0
Hiram
0
0
Duquesne
49
Waynesburg
0
Stats A.C.
Coach: Joe Hogarty
Record: 2-6
1914
BC
0
Marietta
0
WVU
20
Central A.C.
19
Carnegie Tech
34
Grove City
61
Waynesburg
0
Geneva
Coach: J.Roberts
Record: 3-4
1915
BC
28
Davis & Elkins
0
0
Grove City
21
Franklin
0
Muskingum
68
East Liverpool
0
W&J
7
Davis & Elkins
Coach: Fred Heyman
Record: 3-5
1916
BC
6
W&J
7
Carnegie Tech
16
Broaddus
26
Muskingum
0
Marietta
6
Hiram
7
Grove City
6
0
Geneva
Coach: Fred Heyman
Record: 2-7
1917
BC
34
Henry A.C.
0
Pittsburgh
24
Muskingum
Opp.
46
42
0
0
27
30
0
Opp.
7
0
0
42
14
17
9
67
Opp.
0
6
20
13
76
21
0
27
Opp.
28
13
6
32
7
6
13
Opp.
6
65
27
6
27
0
59
17
Opp.
37
31
0
0
37
7
13
66
7
0
Grove City
6
63
Thiel
27
Geneva
40
Marietta
Coach: Boyd Chambers
Record: 5-3
3
31
0
7
0
1918
BC
Opp.
13
Henry A.C.
0
0
Muskingum
3
Team disbanded after six men went to the
service.
Coach: W.M. Cramblet
Record: 1-1
1919
BC
Opp.
0
Carnegie Tech
33
0
Grove City
3
0
Detroit
47
0
WVU
67
13
Muskingum
6
14
Geneva
0
0
W&J
14
0
Marietta
31
Coach: H. Beckleheimer
Record: 2-6
1920
BC
Opp.
0
W&J
28
0
Ohio
7
0
Marietta
14
84
Salem
0
9
Detroit
6
27
George Washington
3
56
Westminster
0
14
Carnegie Tech
0
0
WVU
20
6
Georgetown
14
Coach: H.M. Buland
Record: 5-5
1921
BC
Opp.
0
W&J
14
28
Marietta
0
14
Ohio
0
42
Buffalo
0
78
Dayton
0
0
Navy
20
14
Grove City
0
12
Carnegie Tech
0
67
0
0
Georgetown
13
Coach: H.M. Buland
Record: 7-3
1922
BC
Opp.
25
Morris Harvey
0
7
W&J
19
14
Grove City
0
14
Rutgers
7
52
George Washington
0
12
Waynesburg
10
7
Ohio
0
20
Marietta
7
29
Butler
7
2
3
Coach: R.A. Easterday
Record: 8-2
Opp.
0
40
0
46
1923
BC
0
W&J
6
Davis & Elkins
7
Geneva
0
Butler
6
Grove City
0
6
Army
0
Waynesburg
Coach: R.A. Easterday
Record: 1-5-2
1924
BC
0
Salem
13
W&J
0
Geneva
0
Davis & Elkins
0
Waynesburg
6
WVU
0
Grove City
6
Marietta
6
W.Va. Wesleyan
Coach: W.D. McCandless
Record: 1-7-1
1925
BC
14
Duquesne
0
Thiel
13
Westminster
0
Geneva
0
W&J
12
Adrian
0
John Carroll
0
Waynesburg
Coach: F.L. Nuss
Record: 3-4-1
1926
BC
7
7
Westminster
7
Allegheny
0
Salem
0
Duquesne
0
W&J
10
Thiel
7
Waynesburg
0
Geneva
Coach: F.L. Nuss
Record: 2-5-2
1927
BC
0
Fordham
0
St. Francis
0
W&J
7
Duquense
6
Canisius
6
Geneva
0
Wittenberg
7
Waynesburg
Coach: F.L. Nuss
Record: 1-6-1
1928
BC
24
Broaddus
0
W&J
0
Pittsburgh
7
Waynesburg
0
Salem
0
Westminster
6
Marshall
6
Duquesne
Coach: F.L. Nuss
Record: 1-6-1
1929
BC
0
Carnegie Tech
0
Broaddus
47
Opp.
21
7
0
16
16
0
20
0
Opp.
0
19
10
14
14
71
13
0
19
Opp.
7
7
0
20
20
0
6
0
Opp.
19
7
14
20
0
26
0
0
20
Opp.
34
3
31
7
26
46
3
0
Opp.
7
24
53
7
34
6
26
13
Opp.
21
6
26
Fairmont
6
Waynesburg
0
Muskingum
0
Westminster
0
Marshall
0
Coach: Dave Morrow
Record: 1-7
1930
BC
0
W&J
0
Colgate
0
Marshall
0
6
Waynesburg
0
Thiel
0
Grove City
0
Westminster
Coach: John J. Knight
Record: 0-8
1931
BC
6
Marshall
0
Waynesburg
6
Muskingum
0
Thiel
27
Fairmont State
0
Morris Harvey
0
Grove City
Record: 1-6
1932
BC
0
Marietta
6
0
Thiel
0
Waynesburg
0
Grove City
0
Fairmont State
0
Allegheny
Record: 0-4-3
1933
BC
7
Hiram
0
Waynesburg
0
Grove City
18
Thiel
0
0
Fairmont State
Record: 0-5-1
1934
BC
0
Marshall
0
Waynesburg
0
Grove City
6
Thiel
6
Geneva
14
Fairmont State
Record: 1-5
1935
BC
13
Hiram
7
Geneva
13
Allegheny
7
Thiel
32
Rio Grande
18
Grove City
0
Waynesburg
26
Fairmont State
Record: 5-3
1936
BC
7
W&J
13
Westminster
0
13
25
7
14
39
Opp.
74
99
37
25
37
7
48
14
Opp.
31
25
19
39
0
7
48
Opp.
0
43
13
27
26
0
0
Opp.
7
49
38
24
34
6
Opp.
39
15
30
16
26
12
Opp.
6
39
0
19
0
0
13
6
Opp.
20
6
6
Kenyon
25
Thiel
0
Geneva
32
Hiram
49
Morris Harvey
19
Fairmont State
Record: 6-2
1937
BC
22
Westminster
0
W&J
0
Kenyon
6
Morris Harvey
12
Hiram
0
Geneva
7
Glenville State
12
Fairmont State
Record: 2-6
1938
BC
6
Westminster
6
Glenville State
13
Salem
27
Holbrook
7
Morris Harvey
15
Geneva
0
W&J
Record: 2-5
1939
BC
7
Westminster
27
Fairmont State
13
Heidleberg
7
Glenville State
0
W&J
6
Geneva
13
Salem
Record: 3-3-1
1940
BC
14
Glenville State
14
W&J
33
Salem
9
Westminster
14
Geneva
13
Heidleberg
7
0
Fairmont State
Record: 6-2
1941
BC
0
Glenville State
0
Salem
0
0
W&J
0
Denison
0
Westminster
0
Geneva
Record: 0-6-1
1942
BC
6
W&J
0
Glenville State
0
Morris Harvey
7
Westminster
14
Fairmont State
6
Geneva
Record: 1-5
1943
BC
12
Miami (OH)
0
0
20
0
0
0
Opp.
0
9
14
27
14
13
19
0
Opp.
0
7
14
0
41
18
19
Opp.
0
0
0
27
12
37
13
Opp.
7
0
0
0
13
7
19
6
Opp.
13
0
47
7
32
7
21
Opp.
31
37
34
13
6
31
Opp.
34
15
Ohio Wesleyan
6
Oberlin
0
Pittsburgh
0
Oberlin
13
WVU
Record: 0-6
1944
BC
12
Denison
13
Pittsburgh
12
Denison
0
WVU
28
Ohio State
Record: 1-4
1945
No Team
1946
BC
0
W&J
6
Mount Union
0
Fairmont State
0
Geneva
7
Westminster
6
Buffalo
19
Clarion
7
Coach: Don L. Phillips
Record: 1-7
1947
BC
25
W&J
13
Mount Union
6
Fairmont State
0
Geneva
13
Westminster
6
Buffalo
0
Clarion
0
Coach: Don L. Phillips
Record: 0-8
1948
BC
0
Davis & Elkins
0
W&J
7
Salem
7
Fairmont State
7
Westminster
0
6
Geneva
Coach: Glenn Johnson
Record: 1-6
1949
BC
31
Davis & Elkins
6
Carnegie Tech
0
Salem
20
6
Westminster
14
Marietta
0
Cal. Teachers
7
Geneva
Record: 2-6
1950
BC
25
Davis & Elkins
7
Marietta
3
Carnegie Tech
7
Westminster
13
0
Hiram
0
Geneva
0
Grove City
Record: 1-6-1
19
26
18
20
26
Opp.
40
50
32
20
6
Opp.
66
20
14
19
13
32
7
13
Opp.
32
14
13
28
26
50
6
7
Opp.
32
40
6
27
20
20
12
Opp.
6
41
12
13
19
17
67
27
Opp.
26
0
34
7
27
7
41
14
1951
BC
6
Davis & Elkins
7
Marietta
20
Carnegie Tech
7
Westminster
0
Waynesburg
21
Hiram
14
Geneva
33
Grove City
Coach: Donald E. Fuoss
Record: 3-5
1952
BC
20
Davis & Elkins
12
Carnegie Tech
0
Westminster
0
Waynesburg
0
Hiram
32
Marietta
19
Grove City
Coach: Donald E. Fuoss
Record: 1-6
1953
BC
20
6
Westminster
6
Thiel
24
Hiram
0
Capital
7
Marietta
19
Grove City
Record: 3-4
1954
BC
33
7
Westminster
12
Thiel
7
Hiram
21
Allegheny
6
Marietta
27
Grove City
Record: 2-5
1955
BC
33
45
Davis & Elkins
61
Hiram
27
Allegheny
27
Marietta
14
Thiel
33
Grove City
Record: 6-1
1956
BC
27
31
Thiel
16
Westminster
34
Davis & Elkins
19
Allegheny
19
Hiram
53
Marietta
40
Grove City
Record: 6-2
1957
BC
50
6
Thiel
14
Westminster
49
Marietta
27
Allegheny
6
W&J
37
Grove City
0
John Carroll
Opp.
39
6
47
21
31
26
0
12
Opp.
40
27
33
35
18
0
33
Opp.
6
32
34
21
6
14
13
Opp.
7
34
13
31
25
13
0
Opp.
6
6
0
13
13
20
12
Opp.
6
6
40
7
33
7
0
34
Opp.
13
34
27
6
6
23
13
13
Record: 4-4
1958
BC
7
18
Western Reserve
8
Allegheny
16
John Carroll
6
Anderson (IN)
28
W&J
24
Grove City
36
Marietta
Record: 1-6-1
1959
BC
6
0
John Carroll
8
Western Reserve
16
Allegheny
16
Thiel
54
W&J
6
Grove City
8
Marietta
Record: 1-7
1960
BC
6
Allegheny
16
Western Reserve
0
John Carroll
0
W&J
30
Case Tech
0
Thiel
12
Record: 1-6
1961
BC
14
Allegheny
0
Western Reserve
12
John Carroll
14
W&J
12
Case Tech
14
Thiel
0
Record: 2-4-1
1962
BC
6
John Carroll
13
W&J
12
Case Tech
14
Thiel
16
Allegheny
17
Western Reserve
21
Wayne St.ate
Record: 6-1
1963
BC
6
John Carroll
14
W&J
31
Case Tech
7
Thiel
19
Allegheny
6
Western Reserve
24
Wayne State
Coach: Robert G. Goin
Record: 2-5
1964
BC
10
Western Reserve
9
W&J
28
Case Tech
3
Thiel
29
Allegheny
Opp.
7
52
12
25
44
20
26
44
Opp.
27
45
12
19
21
20
23
32
Opp.
14
34
21
20
0
8
39
Opp.
33
20
34
12
18
12
0
Opp.
42
0
8
8
4
0
6
Opp.
21
20
12
28
27
22
0
Opp.
21
0
13
28
0
19
Fairmont State
23
John Carroll
19
Mount Union
Record: 5-3
1965
BC
30
Western Reserve
21
W&J
33
Case Tech
46
Thiel
20
Allegheny
6
Fairmont State
14
John Carroll
19
Mount Union
Record: 5-3
PAC Champs
1966
BC
21
Allegheny
28
Case Tech
7
John Carroll
14
Thiel
19
W&J
17
Western Reserve
8
Record: 6-0-1
PAC Champs
1967
BC
46
Western Reserve
13
Thiel
6
Westminster
13
Allegheny
48
Case Tech
41
W&J
25
3
John Carroll
Record: 5-3
1968
BC
69
Case Tech
24
Allegheny
7
Westminster
24
Adelbert
23
Thiel
56
W&J
7
Grove City
Record: 4-3
1969
BC
42
Case Tech
15
Allegheny
73
D.C. Teachers
20
Western Reserve
12
Thiel
16
John Carroll
33
W&J
23
Grove City
Record: 6-2
1970
BC
0
W&J
0
Thiel
28
Case Western
7
Federal City
7
Grove City
7
Allegheny
8
Geneva
Record: 5-2
1971
BC
0
12
20
Opp.
7
14
14
0
8
59
20
35
Opp.
19
0
6
14
6
3
7
Opp.
3
20
38
6
8
0
0
21
Opp.
14
29
20
6
14
21
10
Opp.
0
7
6
6
34
21
7
15
Opp.
20
6
6
0
6
6
7
6
vs. W&J
14
vs. Thiel
0
at John Carroll
0
vs. Geneva
18
vs. Wilmington
62
vs. Steubenville
15
at Case Western
6
at Allegheny
6
at Grove City
Record: 3-5-1
1972
BC
15
vs. Case Western
33
at Geneva
17
vs. Allegheny
0
at Carnegie Mellon
17
vs. Hiram
7
at Thiel
21
at John Carroll
21
vs. Grove City
34
at W&J
Record: 6-3
1973
BC
23
at Case Western
15
vs. Geneva
7
at Allegheny
18
vs. Carnegie Mellon
0
at Hiram
0
vs. Thiel
16
vs. John Carroll
7
at Grove City
20
vs. W&J
Coach: Donald Ault
Record: 3-5-1
1974
BC
17
at Kenyon
15
vs. John Carroll
36
at Case Western
24
vs. Allegheny
14
at Thiel
14
vs. Carnegie Mellon
6
at Hiram
21
vs. Grove City
34
vs. W&J
Coach: Donald Ault
Record: 5-3-1
1975
BC
12
vs. Kenyon
14
at John Carroll
13
vs. Case Western
7
at Allegheny
10
vs. Thiel
9
at Carnegie Mellon
21
vs. Hiram
0
at Grove City
24
at W&J
Coach: Donald Ault
Record: 5-4
PAC Champs
1976
BC
3
vs. Grove City
14
vs. Carnegie Mellon
9
at Allegheny
19
vs. Thiel
13
vs. John Carroll
22
at Case Western
3
vs. Westminster
10
at W&J
27
at Hiram
Coach: Donald Ault
Record: 4-5
13
11
28
37
31
0
6
13
6
Opp.
14
14
10
36
0
27
26
6
6
Opp.
3
14
26
8
9
7
27
7
25
Opp.
17
24
33
20
28
9
13
6
6
Opp.
24
21
0
19
7
7
7
35
13
Opp.
13
16
14
9
7
7
10
14
21
Opp.
48
1977
BC
14
at Grove City
7
at Carnegie Mellon
7
vs. Allegheny
3
at Thiel
16
at John Carroll
16
vs. Case Western
7
at Westminster
6
vs. W&J
6
vs. Hiram
Coach: Donald Ault
Record: 2-7
1978
BC
10
vs. Allegheny
24
at Thiel
33
vs. Carnegie Mellon
14
at John Carroll
14
vs. Case Western
21
at Hiram
21
vs. W&J
33
at Kenyon
Coach: Donald Ault
Record: 2-6
1979
BC
20
at Allegheny
12
vs. Thiel
14
at Carnegie Mellon
17
vs. John Carroll
44
at Case Western
37
vs. Hiram
28
at W&J
21
vs. Kenyon
Coach: Donald Ault
Record: 6-2
1980
BC
13
at Grove City
38
vs. Allegheny
14
at John Carroll
39
vs. Thiel
16
vs. Carnegie Mellon
21
at Hiram
32
vs. Case Western
21
at W&J
27
at Oberlin
12
vs. Widener (NCAA)
Coach: Donald Ault
Record: 9-1
PAC Champs
1981
BC
10
vs. Grove City
24
at Allegheny
17
vs. John Carroll
21
at Thiel
14
at Carnegie Mellon
14
vs. Hiram
49
at Case Western
23
vs. W&J
14
vs. Oberlin
Coach: Donald Ault
Record: 7-2
1982
BC
19
vs. Oberlin
28
at W&J
24
vs. Allegheny
0
at John Carroll
28
vs. Thiel
16
at Carnegie Mellon
14
at Hiram
24
vs. Case Western
14
at Geneva
Coach: Wally Neel
Record: 4-5
49
1983
Opp.
20
30
14
5
2
12
45
24
14
Opp.
14
37
36
15
13
6
31
34
Opp.
17
23
33
0
0
12
14
17
Opp.
0
13
10
21
13
2
7
11
0
43
Opp.
0
20
16
22
38
7
7
7
0
Opp.
12
9
7
16
7
20
13
25
24
17
at Oberlin
7
vs. W&J
10
at Allegheny
10
vs. John Carroll
14
at Thiel
16
vs. Carnegie Mellon
7
vs. Hiram
7
at Case Western
17
vs. Geneva
Coach: Wally Neel
Record: 4-5
1984
BC
3
at Capital
7
vs. Duquesne
26
at W&J
31
vs. Grove City
20
at John Carroll
35
vs. Thiel
20
vs. Carnegie Mellon
16
at Hiram
0
vs. Westminster
Coach: Wally Neel
Record: 3-6
1985
BC
8
vs. Capital
7
at Duquesne
21
vs. W&J
16
at Grove City
31
vs. John Carroll
0
at Thiel
13
at Carnegie Mellon
30
vs. Hiram
6
at Westminster
Coach: Wally Neel
Record: 1-8
1986
BC
29
at Capital
26
vs. Duquesne
0
at Hiram
0
at Westminster
0
at W&J
20
vs. Grove City
21
at John Carroll
27
vs. Thiel
24
vs. Carnegie Mellon
Coach: Wally Neel
Record: 1-8
1987
BC
17
vs. Capital
5
at Duquesne
28
vs. Hiram
12
vs. Westminster
13
vs. W&J
6
at Grove City
0
vs. John Carroll
24
at Thiel
14
at Carnegie Mellon
Coach: Wally Neel
Record: 0-8-1
1988
BC
6
at Capital
17
vs. Duquesne
16
vs. Carnegie Mellon
10
at Hiram
14
at Oberlin
14
at W&J
32
vs. Grove City
19
at John Carroll
27
vs. Thiel
Coach: Wally Neel
Record: 4-5
Opp.
7
12
16
3
0
25
3
21
25
Opp.
23
14
52
6
13
13
27
20
20
Opp.
17
11
42
19
17
16
38
31
29
Opp.
33
33
13
20
37
28
35
21
27
Opp.
17
10
42
52
55
42
35
38
48
Opp.
45
16
42
31
7
56
21
51
24
1989
BC
14
vs. Capital
17
at Duquesne
0
at Carnegie Mellon
22
vs. Hiram
15
vs. Oberlin
21
vs. W&J
6
at Grove City
16
vs. Waynesburg
13
at Thiel
Coach: Wally Neel
Record: 0-9
1990
BC
16
at Capital
13
vs. Duquesne
6
vs. Thiel
10
vs. Waynesburg
23
at Gannon
6
at Westminster
6
at W&J
35
vs. Grove City
14
at Frostburg State
Coach: Don Turner
Record: 1-7-1
1991
BC
16
vs. Mercyhurst
14
vs. Capital
58
at Duquesne
21
at Thiel
15
at Waynesburg
23
vs. Gannon
9
vs. Westminster
12
vs. W&J
21
at Grove City
Coach: Don Turner
Record: 2-7
1992
BC
12
vs. Mercyhurst
10
at Capital
20
vs. Duquesne
12
vs. W&J
31
vs. Thiel
8
vs. Grove City
27
at Waynesburg
16
at Gannon
14
at Clinch Valley
Coach: Don Turner
Record: 3-6
1993
BC
23
Malone
10
Capital
10
Duquesne
9
W&J
10
Thiel
19
Grove City
28
Waynesburg
23
Gannon
13
Clinch Valley
Coach: Steve Campos
Record: 4-4-1
1994
BC
13
at Malone
20
at St. Francis
7
vs. W&J
35
vs. Thiel
7
vs. Grove City
24
at Waynesburg
35
at Gallaudet
14
at Robert Morris
14
vs. Gannon
Coach: Steve Campos
Record: 3-6
Opp.
30
21
42
33
17
60
14
17
36
Opp.
35
13
21
44
28
62
43
21
55
Opp.
27
41
40
28
38
19
54
27
26
Opp.
47
35
7
14
7
58
16
31
45
Opp.
23
13
13
34
7
23
13
20
7
Opp.
40
45
56
7
40
22
7
38
26
1995
BC
28
at Bridgewater
35
vs. Williamson
30
vs. St. Francis
0
at W&J
40
at Thiel
13
at Grove City
17
vs. Waynesburg
24
vs. Salisbury State
7
vs. Robert Morris
14
at Gannon
Coach: Steve Campos
Record: 7-3
1996
BC
0
at Capital
7
vs. Bridgewater
26
at Waynesburg
17
at Alfred
24
vs. W&J
20
vs. Thiel
17
vs. Grove City
20
at Salisbury State
7
vs. Wilmington
0
at St. Francis
Coach: Steve Campos
Record: 4-6
1997
BC
16
vs. Capital
56
at Swarthmore
45
vs. Greensboro
23
vs. Waynesburg
38
vs. Alfred
21
at W&J
26
at Thiel
21
at Grove City
14
at Wilmington
14
vs. Carnegie Mellon
Coach: Steve Campos
Record: 4-6
1998
BC
7
at Bluffton
7
at Carnegie Mellon
20
vs. Grove City
13
at Waynesburg
10
at Chicago
10
vs. W&J
24
vs. Thiel
25
vs. Maryville
7
at Alfred
21
at Greensboro
Coach: Steve Campos
Record: 2-8
1999
BC
14
vs. Bluffton
30
vs. Apprentice
10
vs. Carnegie Mellon
3
at Grove City
21
Waynesburg
0
at Chicago
13
at W&J
9
at Thiel
21
at Maryville
21
vs. Alfred
Coach: Steve Campos
Record: 4-6
2000
BC
49
Shenandoah
17
Apprentice
27
Carnegie Mellon
47
Gallaudet
3
Waynesburg
Opp.
14
0
12
51
19
6
16
21
32
16
Opp.
7
18
12
31
49
7
13
17
10
21
Opp.
20
0
13
29
26
38
7
35
30
49
Opp.
31
38
37
21
24
35
10
20
21
28
Opp.
35
0
17
24
26
12
42
6
9
7
Opp.
7
0
16
0
13
Year-by-Year Results/Series Records
14
Westminster
18
W&J
42
Thiel
14
Grove City
14
Chicago
Coach: Steve Campos
Record: 5-5
2001
BC
17
at Shenandoah
28
vs. Apprentice
45
vs. Gallaudet
34
vs. Waynesburg
24
vs. Westminster
7
at W&J
21
at Thiel
0
at Grove City
17
vs. Chicago
Coach: Steve Campos
Record: 6-3
2002
BC
9
at Carnegie Mellon
55
vs. Kenyon
28
at Wooster
20
vs. Grove City
21
at Waynesburg
20
at Westminster
28
vs. W&J
31
vs. Thiel
34
at Apprentice
17
vs. McDaniel
Coach: Chris Snyder
Record: 3-7
2003
BC
24
vs. Carnegie Mellon
17
at Kenyon
7
vs. Wooster
3
at Grove City
0
vs. Waynesburg
0
vs. Westminster
3
at W&J
14
at Thiel
30
vs. Apprentice
15
at McDaniel
Coach: Chris Snyder
Record: 1-9
2004
BC
7
at Franklin & Marshall
14
vs. Alma
14
vs. Thiel
6
vs. Grove City
17
at Waynesburg
21
at Westminster
0
vs. W&J
7
at Chicago
7
at Carnegie Mellon
35
vs. Defiance
Coach: Steve Lee
Record: 1-9
2005
BC
34
vs. Franklin & Marshall
15
vs. Thomas More
26
at Defiance
7
at Thiel
12
at Grove City
21
vs. Waynesburg
13
vs. Westminster
0
at W&J
3
vs. Chicago
15
vs. Carnegie Mellon
Coach: Steve Lee
Record: 1-9
24
28
13
20
27
Opp.
0
7
3
7
0
35
19
9
31
Opp.
31
7
38
28
42
23
37
9
7
28
Opp.
38
27
69
17
42
33
38
42
6
45
Opp.
35
52
28
63
56
27
56
31
63
28
Opp.
21
33
29
41
21
38
34
63
42
30
2006
BC
20
at Muskingum
42
vs. Hiram
34
at Ohio Wesleyan
7
vs. Thiel
34
vs. Grove City
15
at Waynesburg
13
at Westminster
21
at Thomas More
6
at Carnegie Mellon
0
vs. W&J
Coach: Tim Weaver
Record: 4-6
2007
BC
24
at Hiram
66
vs. Saint Vincent
13
at Geneva
13
at Thiel
15
at Grove City
7
vs. Waynesburg
41
vs. Westminster
35
vs. Thomas More
19
vs. Carnegie Mellon
39
at W&J
Head Coach: Tim Weaver
Record: 4-6
Future Schedules
2008
Sept. 6 at Otterbein
Sept. 13 vs. Kentucky Christian
Sept. 20 at Grove City
Sept. 27 Open
Oct. 4 vs. Thomas More
Oct. 11 at Thiel
Oct. 18 at Westminster
Oct. 25 vs. Waynesburg
Nov. 1 vs. Geneva
Nov. 8 at W&J
Nov. 15 vs. Saint Vincent
2009
Sept. 5 vs. Otterbein
Sept. 12 at Kentucky Christian
Sept. 19 vs. Grove City
Sept. 26 Open
Oct. 3 at Thomas More
Oct. 10 vs. Thiel
Oct. 17 vs. Westminster
Oct. 24 at Waynesburg
Oct. 31 at Geneva
Nov. 7 vs. W&J
Nov. 14 at Saint Vincent
2010
Sept. 4 Open
Sept. 11 Open
Sept. 18 at W&J
Sept. 25 vs. Geneva
Oct. 2 vs. Waynesburg
Oct. 9 at Westminster
Oct. 16 at Thiel
Oct. 23 vs. Thomas More
Oct. 30 Open
Nov. 6 at Grove City
Nov. 13 vs. Saint Vincent
2011
Sept. 3 Open
Sept. 10 Open
Sept. 17 vs. W&J
Sept. 24 at Geneva
Oct. 1 at Waynesburg
Oct. 8 vs. Westminster
Oct. 15 vs. Thiel
Oct. 22 at Thomas More
Oct. 29 Open
Nov. 5 vs. Grove City
Nov. 12 at Saint Vincent
Opp.
45
7
28
49
28
41
49
17
44
54
Opp.
7
7
28
37
36
45
21
14
42
77
Opponent
Record
Adelbert
1-0
Last: BC 24, Adelbert 6 (1968)
Adrian
1-0
Last: BC 12, Adrian 0 (1925)
Alfred
2-2
Last: BC 21, Alfred 7 (1999)
Allegheny
15-17
Last: Allegheny 16, BC 10 (1983)
Alma
0-1
Last: Alma 52, BC 14 (2004)
Anderson
0-1
Last: Anderson 44, BC 6 (1958)
Apprentice School
4-0
Last: BC 30, Apprentice 6 (2003)
Army
0-1
Last: Army 20, BC 6 (1923)
Bluffton
0-2
Last: Bluffton 35, BC 14 (1999)
Bridgewater
1-1
Bridgewater 18, BC 7 (1996)
Broaddus
2-1
Last: Broaddus 6, BC 0 (1929)
Bucknell
1-2
Last: Bucknell 24, BC 0 (1909)
Buffalo
1-2
Last: Buffalo 50, BC 6 (1947)
Butler
1-1
Last: Butler 16, BC 0 (1923)
California (Pa.) T.C.
0-1
Last: Cal Teachers 67, BC 0 (1949)
Canisius
0-1
Last: Canisius 26, BC 6 (1927)
Capital
0-11-1
Last: Capital 20, BC 16 (1997)
Carnegie Mellon
7-33
Last: Carnegie Mellon 42, BC 19 (2007)
Case Tech
8-1
Last: BC 42, Case Tech 0 (1969)
Case Western Reserve
11-2
Last: Case Western 21, BC 7 (1983)
Chicago
0-6
Last: Chicago 42, BC 3 (2005)
Clarion
1-1
Last: Clarion 6, BC 0 (1947)
Clinch Valley
1-1
Last: BC 13, Clinch Valley 7 (1993)
Colgate
0-1
Last: Colgate 99, BC 0 (1930)
College of Wooster
0-2
Last: Wooster 69, BC 7 (2003)
Dayton
1-0
Last: BC 78, Dayton 0 (1921)
Davis & Elkins
6-7
Last: BC 34, Davis & Elkins 7 (1956)
D.C. Teachers
1-0
Last: BC 73, D.C. Teachers 6 (1969)
Defiance
1-1
Last: Defiance 29, BC 26 (2005)
Denison
0-3
Last: Denison 32, BC 12 (1944)
Detroit
1-1
Last: BC 9, Detroit 6 (1920)
Duquesne
4-8-3
Last: Duquesne 13, BC 10 (1993)
Fairmont State
10-5-1
Last: Fairmont St. 59, BC 6 (1965)
Federal City
1-0
Last: BC 7, Federal City 0 (1970)
Fordham
0-1
Last: Fordham 34, BC 0 (1927)
Franklin
2-0
Last: BC 21, Franklin 6 (1915)
Franklin & Marshall
1-1
Last: BC 34, F&M 21 (2005)
Frostburg State
0-1
Last: Frostburg State 55, BC 14 (1990)
Gallaudet
3-0
Last: BC 45, Gallaudet 3 (2001)
Gannon
2-4
Last: Gannon 16, BC 14 (1995)
Georgetown
0-2
Last: Georgetown 13, BC 0 (1921)
George Washington
2-0
Last: BC 52, George Washington 0 (1922)
Geneva
9-24-1
Last: Geneva 25, BC 17 (1984)
Glenville State
1-5
Last: Glenville State 37, BC 0 (1942)
Greensboro (N.C.)
1-1
Last: Greensboro 28, BC 21 (1998)
Opponent
Record
Grove City
21-38-2
Last: Grove City 36, BC 15 (2007)
Heidelberg
2-0
Last: BC 13, Heidelberg 7 (1940)
Hiram
16-21
Last: BC 24, Hiram 7 (2007)
Holbrook
1-0
Last: BC 27, Holbrook 0 (1938)
John Carroll
10-19
Last: John Carroll 51, BC 19 (1988)
Kentucky State
0-1
Last: Kentucky State 6, BC 0 (1904)
Kenyon
3-3-1
Last: Kenyon 27, BC 17 (2003)
Malone
0-1-1
Last: Malone 40, BC 13 (1994)
Marietta
12-17-1
Last: Marietta 32, BC 8 (1959)
Marshall
1-5
Last: Marshall 39, BC 0 (1934)
Maryville (Tenn.)
2-0
Last: BC 21, Maryville 9 (1999)
McDaniel
0-2
Last: McDaniel 45, BC 15 (2003)
Mercyhurst
0-2
Last: Mercyhurst 47, BC 12 (1992)
Miami (Ohio)
0-1
Last: Miami 34, BC 12 (1943)
Morris Harvey
2-6
Last: Morris Harvey 34, BC 0 (1942)
Mount Union
0-6-1
Last: Mount Union 35, BC 19 (1965)
Muskingum
5-5
Last: Muskingum 45, BC 20 (2006)
Navy
0-1
Last: Navy 20, BC 0 (1921)
Oberlin
5-3
Last: Oberlin 17, BC 15 (1989)
Ohio State
1-0
Last: BC 28, Ohio State 6 (1944)
Ohio
3-1-1
Last: BC 7, Ohio 0 (1922)
Ohio Wesleyan
1-1
Last: BC 34, OWU 28 (2006)
Pittsburgh
0-5
Last: Pittsburgh 50, BC 13 (1944)
Rio Grande
1-0
Last: BC 32, Rio Grande 0 (1935)
Robert Morris
0-2
Last: Robert Morris 32, BC 7 (1995)
Rutgers
1-0
Last: BC 14, Rutgers 7 (1922)
Saint Vincent
1-0
Last: BC 66, Saint Vincent 7 (2007)
Salem
3-4-3
Last: Salem 12, BC 0 (1949)
Salisbury State
2-0
Last: BC 20, Salisbury St. 17 (1996)
Shenandoah
2-0
Last: BC 17, Shenandoah 0 (2001)
Steubenville
1-0
Last: BC 62, Steubenville 0 (1971)
St. Francis
1-3
Last: St. Francis 21, BC 0 (1996)
Swarthmore
1-0
Last: BC 56, Swarthmore 0 (1997)
Thiel
28-36-1
Last: Thiel 37, BC 13 (2007)
Thomas More
2-1
Last: BC 35, Thomas More 14 (2007)
Wash. & Jeff.
20-65
Last: W&J 77, BC 39 (2007)
Waynesburg
14-23-6
Last: Waynesburg 45, BC 7 (2007)
Wayne State
2-0
Last: BC 24, Wayne State 0 (1963)
Western Reserve
4-6
Last: BC 20, W. Reserve 6 (1969)
Westminster (Pa.)
10-34-2
Last: BC 41, Westminster 21 (2007)
West Virginia
0-14-1
Last: WVU 20, BC 0 (1944)
11-21-4
Last: BC 25, W.Va. Wesleyan 0 (1967)
Widener
0-1
Last: Widener 43, BC 12 (1980)
Wilmington
0-3
Last: Wilmington 30, BC 14 (1997)
Wittenberg
0-1
Last: Wittenberg 3, BC 0 (1927)
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