2013 Media Guide - Albright College Athletics

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Quick
Facts
About Albright Athletics
This is Albright
Location: Reading, Pa.
Year Founded: 1856
Enrollment: 1,700
President: Lex O. McMillan III, Ph.D.
Athletic Directors: Rick Ferry and Janice Luck
Assistant Athletic Director: Jeff Feiler
Nickname: Lions
Colors: Red and White
Affiliation: NCAA Division III, ECAC
Conference: Middle Atlantic Conference
History of Albright Football
The athletics program at Albright College is geared towards student-athletes
who love their sport and want the freedom to explore everything college life has
to offer.
Albright sponsors 23 sports teams on the varsity level, 11 for men and 12 for
women, with more than 30 percent participation of the student body in intercollegiate athletics. The college also supports varsity cheerleading, established
club teams (including the 2011 NRU Division IV national finalist women’s rugby
club) and a wide variety of seasonal intramurals.
Founded: 1892
Seasons/Record: 106/444-469-24*#
*-No Team 1895-99, 1901, 1907-1911
#-Did not play due to WWII 1943-45
NCAA Tournament Appearances: 4 (09, 96, 76, 75)
Middle Atlantic Conference Championships: 10 (08, 97, 96, 77, 76,
75, 72, 68, 60, 59)
ECAC Bowl Game Championships: 6 (12, 08, 04, 01, 97, 95)
Best Finish in NCAA Tournament: Quarterfinal Round (09, 96, 76, 75)
Most Wins in Program History: 11 (09)
Sports Information
SID: Jimmy McCumber
Office: 610-921-7786
Fax: 610-921-7566
Pressbox: 610-929-6754
Hotline: 610-929-6668
Website: www.albrightathletics.com
Broadcasts
Home Games (Video): EZ-Stream
Away Games (Audio): www.teamline.cc
Play-by-Play Announcer: Bob McCool
Sports Medicine
Athletic Trainer: Rick Partsch, MS, LAT, ATC
Assistant Athletic Trainer: Danielle Belfanti, LAT, ATC
Assistant Athletic Trainer: Ashley Care, MS, LAT, ATC
Assistant Athletic Trainer: Lindsay Rice, MS, LAT, ATC
Team Orthopedist: Stephen Soffer, M.D.
Team Physician: Josh Williamson, M.D.
Training Room Phone: 610-921-7827
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Albright is a member of the 18-team Middle Atlantic Conference, one of the
nation’s strongest NCAA Division III conferences. Because of that, studentathletes at Albright have the rare opportunity to compete on a high level and
enjoy the benefits of the small-college environment. In addition to the National
Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and MAC, Albright is affiliated with the
Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC).
Gene L. Shirk
Stadium
Shirk Stadium, dedicated in 1925 and home to the Albright Lions for over 80 years, underwent major renovations in 2005, turning it into one of the top Division
III football stadiums in the nation.
The original home grandstand, built nearly a century ago, was replaced with a new building that seats 3,000 spectators while providing locker rooms, training
facilities, and a laundry room for the Lion football, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s lacrosse, and field hockey teams. A state-of-the-art press
box sits atop the home grandstand, giving both visiting media and VIP’s a first-class place to watch the game. The natural-grass playing surface was replaced
with A-turf, an artificial turf surface that allows multi-sport play in the new stadium. The stadium also features top-of-the-line lighting poles that allow for night
games to be played throughout the year.
A new grandstand on the visitors’ side seats 2,000 spectators, giving Shirk Stadium a total seating capacity of 5,000. Standing room for spectators is also
available at either end zone.
A new main entrance, concession stands, and restroom areas sit at the south end of the stadium.
Albright coaches ask for dedication both on the fields and in the classrooms.
Despite the challenge, many Lion athletes earn grade-point averages of 3.0
and above in a variety of pre-professional disciplines and distinctive programs.
Albright is about academic excellence first and foremost.
About Albright College
Welcome to Albright College. Founded in 1856, Albright celebrates more than a
century and a half of a rich academic heritage in the liberal arts and a dynamic,
welcoming and collaborative campus community.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Quick Facts
Gene L. Shirk Stadium
Season Preview
Coaching Staff
Preseason Roster
Returning Player Bios
Opponent Profiles
Season Review
Individual Statistics
Defensive Statistics
Team Statistics
Individual Career Records
Individual Season Records
Single Game Records
All-Time Longest Plays
Team Records
Award Winners
Coaching Records
All-Time Series Records
Year-by-Year Results
With 1,700 traditional undergraduate students, Albright is able to offer a 13:1
student/faculty ratio, close student/faculty relationships and an emphasis on the
whole individual. Classes are small and interactive, giving students extraordinary opportunities to get to know their professors and to engage in hands-on
research and creative opportunities with them.
As a national liberal arts college, Albright offers 50 programs of undergraduate study, ranging from accounting to theatre, that are grounded in a common
curriculum instilling lifelong skills in communication, critical thinking, adaptability
and a love of learning. Albright is also a national leader in interdisciplinary
education, offering a broad range of interdisciplinary programs including digital
media, information systems, optics, Latin American studies, psychobiology, biochemistry and environmental studies, as well as combined concentrations such
as music/business. More than half of all students at Albright opt for combined
or interdisciplinary majors—and still graduate in four years. In fact, in any given
year, students create more than 200 different combinations of majors.
In addition, Albright’s long tradition of excellence in the natural sciences and
pre-professional programs continues to prepare graduates for medical, dental
and veterinary school.
An Albright liberal arts education—the foundation for which lies in a course of
study that combines breadth and depth—helps students to expand horizons,
discover new perspectives and connect the dots among disciplines. While it
lays the foundation for a future career, it also produces well-rounded, wellinformed graduates with a wide skill set, graduates who will thrive in today’s
ever-changing world. Albright is about academic excellence first and foremost.
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A loaded defense, one that should be the best Shirk Stadium has seen in years,
features nine returning starters from 2012 and returning medical-redshirt starters
JT Harding and Don Gould. “It helps us grow a less experienced offense and
help them settle in,” said Marzka.
Season
Preview
Matt Pattison, a two-time All-MAC selection and USA College Football Preseason All-American, plays at defensive end and on the inside. Harding returns
to anchor the interior line, while junior nose tackle Quashon Mayes is also back.
“The 2012 season for us was a tale of two halves,” says Albright football head coach John Marzka.
After a disappointing 3-2 start that all but eliminated Albright from NCAA contention, the Lions finished 5-1 down the stretch. The only defeat
was a close five-point loss to eventual NCAA quarterfinalists Widener, and Albright won a big rivalry game over Lebanon Valley to close out the
regular season and clinch an ECAC Bowl berth.
In the most exciting game of the year, Albright fought back from 14 points down by scoring
three quick touchdowns in the fourth quarter to beat Franklin & Marshall 38-34 in the ECAC
South-East Bowl.
“That’s the thing I was most proud about our players from 2012,” said Marzka. “They finished
the season the best way they could, given our situation.”
“It gives us a lot of momentum heading into the offseason, and we capitalized on that momentum with the job we did in the spring.” Albright will have 31 seniors in 2013, including a record
seven fifth-year players.
TJ Luddy
Fifth-year Josh Barndt will anchor the line as he returns for another year at center. Senior Matt
Sands returns at right tackle after starting every game in 2012. Lineman expected to push for
starting roles include junior left tackles Jake O’Brien and Devon Rose, redshirt-senior guard
Shane Catts and senior guard Matt DiGiacomo.
The reconstructed line will need to protect senior TJ Luddy, a four-year varsity
quarterback who returns for his final season under center. Luddy threw for 15
touchdowns and just seven interceptions in 2012, completing 63.3% of his
passes.
Middle linebacker Paul Hobbs returns, as does starting WLB Matt Filosa. Others
expected to see time at linebacker include sophomore Mike Walsh, who adds
even more pass rushing threat to the defense, along with Sean Cunningham, Demonya Womack and Ethan Martin.
The entire starting secondary returns, including several exceptional athletes. Safety Drew Peterson was a first team USA College Football and
third team BSN Preseason All-American, and has totaled eight interceptions and two national Defensive Player of the Week nods over the past
two seasons. The athletic, 6-foot-3 safety will be joined by fellow senior Matthew Hnatiuk.
Junior Chris Stephens earned All-MAC honors as a sophomore and is developing into a lockdown cover corner. Senior Levi Myers brings a
massive physical presence to the other cornerback spot.
Drew Peterson
Albright has consistently had outstanding special teams over recent years, and that
trend should continue in 2013. The Lions bring back their starting kicker, punter,
long snapper, and top kick returners.
Sophomore Daniel Sobolewski has a strong leg, kicking a 47-yarder to force overtime in a victory over Stevenson. If he can find more consistency, he could become
a top Division III placekicker. Luddy will handle starting punting duties after leading
the MAC in yardage last year (40.4 ypg).
Top kick returners Peterson, Clark and McNair will share duties on both punts and
kickoffs. All have taken at least one kick back for a touchdown in their careers, with
McNair’s huge kickoff return TD helping Albright to the 2012 ECAC South-East
championship.
Eric Wade, a two-time All-MAC player and USA College Football Preseason
All-American, will be used even more prominently this fall at tight end.
The four top wideouts- Daniel McNair, Griffin Eldridge, Devron Clark and Mark
Krisak- are all seniors. “While the level of experience is not where it was in the
past, there’s a level of maturity with four seniors,” said Marzka.
“We have a lot of depth, a lot of returning starters, and a lot of maturity,” said Marzka. “I’m really excited about our prospects this year defensively.”
Harding has garnered interest from professional scouts at long snapper, where he
has not had a kick blocked since late in his sophomore year. His presence will help
the special teams, as will the return of most of the Lions’ coverage units.
“I was really pleased with the way TJ finished the 2012 season,” said Marzka.
“He really put the team on his shoulders in the last two ballgames.”
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A loaded defensive end group could include Pattison (nine career sacks, 21
tackles for loss), Gould (6.5 sacks, 10 TFLs), Mark Capetola (school records with
four forced fumbles and 6.5 TFLs in one game) and Tyler Hamlet. That will allow
Albright to rotate often on the defensive line to keep players fresh.
The Lions lost both of their All-American selections on offense, wide receiver Scott Pillar and
fullback Marty Reinhardt, along with several starters on the line (including All-ECAC guard
Jake Bentsen). The six returning offensive regulars are all seniors however, lending some key
experience to the unit.
Another fifth-year senior, Ty Hughes, is back after starting at running back
last season. He totaled 742 yards and eight TDs on 154 carries. Senior Uriah
Brickhouse and sophomore Dwayne Randall will also get carries this fall.
Matt Pattison
Eric Wade
While the Lions will enjoy one of their more experienced teams ever this fall, they will also be looking for the next generation to make progresswhether on the field or in practice. The number of non-senior returning letterwinners will be as low as nine, but a huge incoming class will help
Albright find players who can take over key roles in 2014.
“Our goals really never change,” said Marzka. “It’s just a matter of being a team that plays to our full potential on a weekly basis.”
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Coaching
Staff
John Marzka
Head Coach
7th Season (45-22, .672)
years on the job.
The Marzka File
SeasonGP Wins
2012^11 8
201111 6
201010 5
2009$13 11
2008*^11 8
200711 7
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Head coach John Marzka is entering his seventh
season at the helm of the Albright College football
program. Named head coach in 2007, he and his
staff inherited a 2-8 team and have since directed
$-NCAA Tournament Appearance
one of the most impressive turnarounds in NCAA
*-Middle Atlantic Conference Co-Champions
history. The Lions have amassed a 45-22 record and ^-ECAC Bowl Champions
four post-season wins since Marzka’s arrival. His
74% win ratio prior to the start of the 2010 season was the best for any Albright football coach with at least
three seasons leading the program, while his 26 wins are the most of any Lions gridiron coach in his first three
Albright went 8-3 in 2012, making a return trip to the ECAC South-East Bowl. This time the Lions emerged victorious, with a thrilling fourth quarter comeback on the road against Franklin & Marshall. Albright also rallied from 19 points down on the road to defeat #14 Kean University. The
2012 campaign brought 11 All-MAC selections and two All-American nods. Senior wide receiver Scott Pillar was named to the prestigious AFCA
Coaches All-America team and signed a rookie free agent contract with the St. Louis Rams in the spring.
Marzka led the Lions to a 6-5 mark in 2011 and a spot in the ECAC South-East Bowl. With one of the more difficult schedules in recent team
history, all five of Albright’s losses came to teams that went 8-3 or better. Albright
set several school and conference records in a 65-26 home win over Wilkes, and
quarterback T.J. Luddy set a MAC record for completion percentage in a victory at Stevenson. Albright’s special teams were especially strong, earning two
All-Region recognitions (punter Brooks Mitzkewich and gunner Matt Hnatiuk).
Additionally, wide receiver Scott Pillar was named to the All-Region and All-ECAC
teams, fullback Marty Reinhardt added All-ECAC honors, and Pillar was named a
BSN All-American.
In 2010, despite finishing with a 5-5 mark overall, Marzka worked extremely hard
to develop and mold the future of the Albright football program. In his fourth
season with the Lions, Marzka led the Red and White to the program’s first win
over Geneva College in over 70 years, as part of the first-ever PAC-MAC Challenge. He also compiled a three-game win streak in the middle of the season, in
which the Lions outscored those conference rivals 114-56. Also in that season,
junior Josan Holmes added his name to the program’s record books by becoming
the all-time and single-season rushing touchdown leader. At the end of the 2010
campaign a combined seven players earned all-conference honors, which was
third most in the MAC.
The Lions’ 2009 campaign proved to be the most successful season in Albright
football history, as the Red and White finished 11-2 and advanced to the 3rd
round of the NCAA National Playoffs for the first time in school history. Albright’s
11 wins were the most ever in the 103 years of the storied program, while their final ranking of ninth in the country was the school’s highest AFCA national ranking
ever. The Lions also ranked 3rd in the final ECAC-Lambert Meadowlands Division
III Football Poll after making their first trip to the NCAA playoffs since 1996.
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In the final regular season game, Albright played themselves into the NCAA tournament with a thrilling come-from-behind, double overtime victory over Middle Atlantic
Conference (MAC) rival Lebanon Valley College 44-43, to finish the regular season
at 9-1 and receive an at-large bid to the post-season. In the first round, Albright
went on the road to upset higher-seeded Alfred University 35-25. The Lions then
traveled to Doylestown, Pa., for round two, to unseat Delaware Valley College 27-3
and avenge their only loss of the regular season. The Lions’ run came to an end in
the national quarterfinals vs. eventual runner-up Mount Union College in Alliance,
OH.
This record-setting season produced 10 All-Conference selections, three D3football.
com All-East Region honorees, three ECAC 1st Team All-Stars, MAC Offensive
Player of the Year, ECAC Southeast Player of the Year, ECAC overall Division
III Player of the Year, D3football.com East Region Player of the Year and one
D3football.com All-American selection. Additionally, among D3football.com and the
ECAC and MAC Conferences, the Lions earned 12 “Player of the Week” honors
for outstanding individual game performances in 2009. Most importantly, the Red
and White put 11 Lions on the MAC Academic Honor Roll, and 32 student-athletes
attained a 3.0 GPA or higher for the fall 2009 semester.
In recognition of his leadership, Marzka was named the 2009 John C. Whitehead /
Nike NCAA Division III Coach of the Year. In accepting the award, Marzka responded, “This is quite an honor, but it is merely a reflection of the hard work and commitment of our coaching staff and student-athletes towards reaching their full potential.
When you are able to provide an environment where each player can strive daily to
reach his full potential as a person, as a student and as an athlete, the results on
the field and the accolades simply take care of themselves.”
Over the past six seasons head coach John Marzka has
made Albright into one of the most recognizable programs in Division III football. In 2009 he was named Nike
DIII Coach of the Year after leading the Lions to their first
11-win season in program history
In 2008, Marzka led the Lions to the program’s first MAC Championship in 11 years. Outstanding performances again abounded, as Albright
boasted eight All-Conference honorees, MAC Rookie of the Year, two All-East Region selections, three Southeast All-Stars and one All-American honoree. Additionally, eight players earned “Player of the Week” honors for individual game production. A 2008 candidate for the Liberty
Mutual Coach of the Year award, Marzka led the Lions to their first eight-win season since 1997 and first post-season bowl victory since 2004,
as they beat perennial New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) power Montclair State University, 42-14, in the ECAC South Central Championship Game. For the fall 2008 semester, Albright placed 13 players on the MAC Academic Honor Roll, while 33 student-athletes attained a 3.0 or
higher GPA.
In 2007, Marzka’s first season at Albright, he led the Lions to a second place finish in the MAC and an appearance in the ECAC South Atlantic
Bowl. With a 7-4 record, Marzka and his staff achieved one of the best year-to-year turnarounds in all of Division III, as the Red and White won
5 more games than in the previous season. Along the way, the Lions produced eight All-Conference selections, the MAC Offensive Player of the
Year, two All-East Region honorees, one All-American and one Academic All-American selection. Individual Lions received “Player of the Week”
recognition a total of 16 times, 11 student-athletes were named to the MAC Academic Honor Roll and 33 players achieved a 3.0 or higher GPA
for the fall 2007 semester.
As Albright’s quarterbacks coach, Marzka developed one of the most successful QBs in Albright College history. Tanner Kelly, a December
2009 graduate, started 42 games over his career while completing 65% of his passes for 9,616 yards and 80 touchdowns. In all, Kelly accounted for 10,576 yards of total offense, rushed and threw for a combined 91 TDs and was nationally ranked in most NCAA statistical categories
throughout his career. Kelly was named a “Player of the Week” an astonishing 16 times in his last 35 games and was named the Pretzel Bowl
MVP a record three times in four years.
In 2009 alone, Kelly finished the season ranked 12th in the nation in Passing Efficiency (155.38) and 15th in the nation in Passing Yards (3,030),
while his 68% completion rate was 6th best in the country. For his performance, Kelly was named a first team All-MAC selection as QB and the
MAC Offensive Player of the Year. It marked the second season he was honored in both categories under Marzka’s tutelage. Kelly was also
named both 1st Team All-East Region QB and East Region Player of the Year by D3football.com; while the ECAC named Kelly 1st Team DIII
All-Star, Southeast Player of the Year and the overall Division III Player of the Year.
A native of Erie, PA, Marzka earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Allegheny College in 1991. He was a three-year letter winner
and two-year starter at center for the Gators, and served as senior co-captain on the 1990 NCAA Division III National Championship team. Mar-
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zka was a two time first-team All-North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) selection
as offensive center and named a Champion 1st Team All-American as a senior,
after garnering honorable mention All-American honors his junior year. Marzka,
the 1990 Claire Jackson Outstanding Offensive Lineman recipient, also helped the
Gators earn 3 NCAC Championships, two trips to the NCAA Playoffs and a 36-7-2
overall record during his playing career.
Marzka began his coaching career in 1991 at Erie Academy, where he worked with
both the offensive and defensive linemen. In 1992, he returned to Allegheny to
coach the defensive line, while also serving as Assistant Academic Coordinator and
Assistant Recruiting Coordinator. In 1994 he was elevated to Offensive Line Coach,
Recruiting Coordinator and Academic Coordinator, and then served as the Gators’
Offensive Coordinator for the 1996 and 1997 seasons. During his six years coaching at Allegheny, the Gators compiled a 55-5 regular season record, won four NCAC
championships and reached the NCAA Playoffs on four occasions.
Through four seasons coaching the Gators’ offensive line (1994-1997), Marzka
coached five All-Americans and two Academic All-Americans and developed ten
offensive linemen to the All-NCAC first-team. Under Marzka’s guidance as Offensive Coordinator (1996-1997), the Gators led the NCAC in scoring and total offense
in both seasons, as he coached five offensive All-Americans and 15 All-NCAC
offensive players, with 11 earning first-team honors. As Allegheny’s Recruiting
Coordinator (1994-1997), Marzka designed and led a recruiting strategy that laid
the foundation for three NCAA Playoff appearances. As Academic Coordinator, he
directed Allegheny’s support program that helped to graduate 126 of 128 (98%)
senior football players over his tenure.
In 1998, Marzka was named Offensive Coordinator at Division 1-AA Fordham University. Under Marzka’s direction, the Rams’ offense set
school records for both scoring and total offense, while five individual passing and receiving records also fell. The Rams went on to capture the
storied Liberty Cup in 1998 with an impressive week-10 road victory over Patriot League rival Holy Cross.
In 2001 Marzka became the Associate Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator and Recruiting Coordinator at Thiel College. He helped the Tomcats
reach new heights on the field, culminating in an 11-1 campaign in 2005 that included the school’s first ever NCAA national-playoff berth, first
undefeated regular season since 1950 and first PAC Championship since 1972. Marzka’s 2005 offense totaled 4,833 yards, averaged 33 points,
and set 25 school records. In his six seasons at Thiel, Marzka’s offense set or tied school records 56 times, while he coached four offensive AllAmericans, two Academic All-Americans, five All-South Region players, one South Region Co-Offensive Player of the Year, one South Region
Offensive Lineman of the Year, and 43 All-PAC offensive players.
As the Tomcats’ Quarterbacks Coach, Marzka guided the growth of the most successful QB in Thiel College history. Darrell Satterfield, a 2006
graduate, shattered 11 of a possible 16 school quarterbacking records in just two seasons as the signal caller. Satterfield was 18-4 as the
starter, unprecedented by any quarterback in the 100+ year history of the program.
Marzka also served as Academic Coordinator during his time with the Tomcats. He created and implemented an academic support program that
helped the Tomcat football team achieve a team GPA higher than the male student average for his last four consecutive semesters. For the fall
2006 semester, a record 39 players attained a 3.0 or higher GPA, 13 were named to the PAC Academic Honor Roll, and six players attained a
perfect 4.0 GPA. For his efforts in academic excellence, Marzka received Thiel’s “2006 Distinguished Innovator Award.” In his capacity as the
Tomcats’ Recruiting Coordinator, Marzka designed and led the execution of a recruiting model that built the foundation of players for the 2005
PAC Championship and 2nd round trip to the NCAA Playoffs.
On January 3, 2007, Marzka was named the 20th head football coach in Albright history at a press conference on campus. Dr. Steve George,
Athletic Director at the time and Albright alumnus, said of Marzka’s appointment, “John Marzka is the right man at the right time for this critical
leadership position. I am absolutely convinced that his plan of success will have a profound impact, not only on our football program, but on the
entire Albright campus. He will truly inspire and educate the student and leader in each and every football player who straps on a helmet for
Albright College.”
Marzka has one son, Riley.
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Mike Winslow
Associate Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Coach/Academic
Coordinator/Pro Liason
6th Season
Mike Winslow begins his sixth season as offensive coordinator and offensive line coach for the Lions. In
the spring of 2012, Winslow was named Associate Head Coach and will serve as the program’s Academic
Coordinator. Winslow held assistant coaching positions at the University of Maine and Thiel College prior to
his appointment at Albright College.
The Lions went 8-3 in 2012, winning the ECAC South-East Bowl. Albright had two All-American selections on
offense- fullback Marty Reinhardt and wide receiver Scott Pillar. Pillar signed a rookie free agent contract with
the St. Louis Rams in the spring following his senior year.
Winslow’s offense set several school and MAC records during the 2011 season. The Lions’ 545 passing
yards and 675 total yards in a 65-26 victory over Wilkes were Albright records, while the team’s 30 first downs
was tied for third most in school history and its 65-point output was fifth-most all-time. Albright’s passing total was also second-most in Middle
Atlantic Conference history, trailing only Juniata’s 587 yards against Widener back in 1999. Their 675 yards was seventh-most ever in the MAC.
Later, quarterback T.J. Luddy would set a MAC and school record for completion percentage in a 57-21 win at Stevenson.
In 2010, Winslow once again played a major part in the Lions’ continued success on the offensive side of the ball. Combined, the offense recorded 3,680 total yards and averaged 28.7 points per game. They also combined for 198 first downs and rushed for a 1,613 yards, while passing
for 2,067 yards. In the red zone, the Lions were amongst the best in the conference throughout the year, scoring 34 times on a combined 41
chances.
In 2009, Winslow played an important role in mentoring a Lion offense that helped Albright College post a 11-2 record and National Quarterfinal
appearance in the NCAA playoffs. Under Winslow’s direction, the Albright offense acccumulated 5,181 yards of offense and produced 51 touchdowns. The Lion offense ranked nationally in Pass Offense (24th), and Pass Efficiency (14th), while individual performers finished the season
ranked in the top 25 nationally in Pass Efficiency, Receptions Per Game and Receiving Yard Per Game.
Winslow’s offense also produced the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Offensive MVP, four All-MAC performers, two ECAC Southeast AllStars, ECAC Southeast Region Offensive Player of Year, ECAC Division III overall MVP, two D3football.com All-East Region, D3football.com
East Region Offensive Player of the Year, and a D3football.com All-American.
The Lion offensive unit led the MAC in scoring with 34.5 points/per game at the end of the regular season. They also led the MAC in Average
Yards Per Play (5.9), Touchdowns (51), Total Offense (5,181), Pass Offense (285.8 yards/per game), Pass Efficiency (154.8), First Downs (20.8
per game), and 4th Down Conversions (60%). The Albright offense also finished second in 3rd Down Conversions (44.4%) and ranked third in
Rushing Touchdowns (22).
In 2009, the Lions offense scored 30 or more points seven times, accumulated 400 yards of total offense six times and amassed over 600
yards of offense in two contests. Members of the Lions offense were recognized as conference players of the week four times in 2009. Winslow
tutored an offensive line unit that featured two All-MAC performers in Adam Burkart and Matt Odenwalt.
In his first season with Albright in 2008, the Lion offensive unit went from last in rushing (2007) to third in the conference. Winslow tutored an
offensive line unit, led by 1st Team All-MAC performer Therron Deets, which paved the way for the first 1,000-yard rusher at Albright College
since 1995. Winslow’s line produced an All-MAC Rookie of the Year award winner. This unit produced 150 yards rushing or greater six times,
and amassed over 200 yards rushing in four contests.
In 2008-10 the Lions accumulated more offensive yards (12,326) than any other MAC school and produced 124 touchdowns. Winslow has
mentored 14 All-MAC performers since his arrival to Albright College.
Prior to his appointment at Albright College, Winslow served as the wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of Maine
(FCS). Maine is a member of the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA), formerly known as the Atlantic-10 Conference. In 2006, Winslow served
as assistant defensive backs coach at Maine. The Black Bears finished the regular season ranked No. 24 in The Sports Network I-AA Top 25
poll. Winslow worked with a defensive unit that led the nation in Rush Defense, and was ranked near the top in several other statistical categories.
Winslow assisted in developing a secondary that finished 2nd in the Atlantic 10 in Pass Efficiency Defense. The unit included a pair of All-Atlantic 10 performers in Manauris Arias and Daren Stone. Arias was also named to the All-New England Football Writers Division I-AA All-Star team.
Stone was selected in the sixth round of the 2007 NFL Draft by the Atlanta Falcons.
Prior to coming to Orono, Winslow spent three seasons as an assistant coach at Thiel College. Winslow helped lead the resurgence for Thiel
who went undefeated in the 2005 regular season (10-0). The 11-1 campaign included the school’s first ever NCAA national-playoff berth and
first Presidents’ Athletic Conference (PAC) Championship since 1972. Winslow also served as the head coach and offensive coordinator for
Thiel’s junior varsity program.
As the Tomcats’ wide receivers coach; Winslow developed Brandon Chambers into a two-time All-American, South-Region Co-Offensive Player
of the Year; and three-time All-PAC performer. Chambers holds the majority of the schools’ receiving records, including career receptions (203),
career receiving yards (3,111) and career touchdown receptions (34). Winslow’s receiving corps also included two other All-PAC performers and
an ESPN Academic All-American selection.
A native of Hermitage, Pa., Winslow graduated with a B.A. in English from Thiel College and resides in Reading.
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Victor Brown
Michael Neale
Tight Ends and Assistant Offensive Line Coach/Run Game Coordinator
Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers and Safeties Coach/Strength and Conditioning Coach
6th Season
7th Season
Victor Brown is entering his sixth season on the Albright College coaching staff. Previously the Lions’
running backs coach, he is now the Run Game Coordinator as well as coaching tight ends and serving as
assistant offensive line coach.
Mike Neale is in his seventh season at Albright College, and was named the team’s defensive coordinator
prior to the 2012 season. During his first three seasons Neale coached the wide receivers and kick/punt
returners, as well as serving as the JV head coach and director of football operations. He then served as the
special teams coordinator, recruiting coordinator, and inside linebackers coach.
The Lions went 8-3 overall in 2012, winning the ECAC South-East Bowl. Neale’s defense garnered six AllMAC selections, while defensive end Mark Capetola and safety Drew Peterson earned national Player of the
Week honors during the season.
Neale led one of the top special teams units in the nation in 2011, garnering a pair of All-Region selections. Punter Brooks Mitzkewich earned
Mid-Atlantic All-Region honors after recording the second-highest punting average in school history, and was joined by special teamer Matthew
Hnatiuk (with a team-high 14 tackles on kick coverages). Mitzkewich, Hnatiuk and freshman kicker Jordan Loiodice all earned MAC Player of the
Week recognition during the regular season as well.
In Neale’s three years coaching the receivers, he developed one All-American wide receiver, four All-Conference wide receivers, and two ECAC
All-Star receivers. The Lions’ passing game thrived as one of the top air attacks in the MAC, and saw WR Nate Romig become the leading
scorer in the history of Albright College football.
While coaching the kick and punt returners, Neale developed two All-Conference returners, as well as one All-East Region and one ECAC AllStar returner. During that span, the Lions returned a MAC Conference-leading nine combined kicks and punts for touchdowns.
He has coached tight end Eric Wade to consecutive All-Conference nods over the past two seasons.
During Brown’s time at Albright, he also helped develop Josan Holmes into one of the top running backs in
the MAC. Holmes was Albright’s first 1,000 yard rusher since 1995 and was honored as the MAC rookie of
the year in 2008. Holmes has also set the program record for most career rushing touchdowns and single seasons rushing scores.
Brown began his college football career at Kutztown University where he started at guard as a redshirt freshman. After his sophomore year at
Kutztown, he transferred to Bloomsburg University where he was a two-year starter at offensive center.
In his two seasons at Bloomsburg, Brown was a member of two PSAC East Championships teams, and 1996 NCAA Division II playoff qualifiers.
As a senior, Brown earned All-PSAC East and All-ECAC honors. He graduated from Bloomsburg University in the spring of 1998. Brown began
his coaching career as an assistant at Sun Valley High School in 1998 and helped lead Sun Valley to a conference championship.
Neale came to Albright College in 2007 from San Diego, CA, where he worked with the offensive skill players at Grossmont College. Prior to
that, Neale coached at Valhalla High School in San Diego from 2000-06, and saw the program develop into an offensive unit that ranked as
one of the top scoring programs in San Diego County; averaging over 32 points per game. Neale also served as the Strength and Conditioning
Coach at Valhalla for four seasons.
He then coached the offensive line coach at Reading High School from 1999 to 2000; helping the Knights to win the Lancaster/Lebanon League
section 1 championship in 2000. Brown then moved on to coach the defensive line at Wilson High School from 2001 to 2003. Wilson won the
Lancaster/Lebanon League section 1 championship in 2001 and advanced to the district 3 championship game. After three seasons at Wilson,
Brown returned to Reading as the head football coach from 2004 to 2007.
As a player, Neale enjoyed a record-setting high school career as a running back and return specialist at Valhalla, which produced a number of
honors; including being selected All C.I.F. San Diego Section. Neale continued his career at Grossmont College, receiving all conference recognition as a return specialist. Neale earned his AA degree, and transferred from Grossmont to complete his playing career as a wide receiver at
Southwest Missouri State University.
Victor hails from Reading and is also employed as a special education teacher at Upper Merion High School. He and his wife Lisa have two
daughters Emily and Kayla.
Neale received his BA in History from California State University, San Marcos in 2002. In addition to a successful coaching background, Mike
has four years of extensive business experience as a commodities broker and owner of two businesses before selling his brokerage to move to
coaching college football on a full time basis.
Mike Boyer
Cornerbacks Coach
Randy Yerger
5th Season
5th Season
Mike Boyer is in his fifth season on the Albright football coaching staff and works with the cornerbacks, after
previously serving as defensive tackles coach. Boyer comes to Albright from Boyertown Area High School,
where he was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach from 2002 through 2007. Boyertown won the
first league championship in school history when they won the PAC-10 championship in 2006.
Special Teams Coord./Defensive Tackles Coach/Director of Football Operations
Randy Yerger is entering his fifth season as an assistant in 2013, and his second as a coordinator. He will
serve as special teams coordinator and defensive tackles coach.
That season the offensive unit recorded the most points in school history. Prior to coaching at Boyertown,
Coach Boyer was the offensive coordinator and running backs coach at Exeter Senior High School from 1994
through 1998. Exeter won the league championship in 1997 and was the only team in the school’s history to
Albright continued its strong special teams play in 2012, with two ECAC Special Teams Player of the Week
nods and kicker Daniel Sobolewski earning ncaa.com National Player of the Week honors early in the
season.
Yerger was previously the first-ever head coach of the Oley Colts high school team (2008-09), and also
coached at The Hill School (1999-2000).
Yerger played two years at Lehigh and two at Wilkes, graduating from the latter in 1998 with a degree in Business Administration. He also
played baseball at both institutions.
Yerger has owned his own construction company since he was 19 years old. He is married to wife Kristin; they have a daughter, Brooke and a
son, Wyatt.
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qualify for the PIAA state play-offs.
Coach Boyer is an alumnus of Exeter High School and graduated Magna Cum Laude from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania with a 3.64 GPA
in secondary education with a concentration in History/Citizenship.
Boyer teaches in the Hamburg Area School District. He and his wife Cindy have four children, Elizabeth, Kellen, Conlan and Griffin.
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Drew Stelzer
Matt Moran
3rd Season
1st Season
Drew Stelzer is currently in his third year at Albright College as a member of the football coaching staff. Stelzer will work with the wide receivers, while also serving as recruiting coordinator and the head coach of the
junior varsity program.
Matt Moran is in his first season as an assistant coach. He serves as running backs coach and video coordinator.
Recruiting Coordinator/Wide Receiver Coach/Junior Varsity Head Coach
Over his first two seasons as wide receiver coach Stelzer worked with Scott Pillar, one of the most decorated
players in program history. A two-time All-American, including a spot on the prestigious AFCA Coaches
All-America squad in 2012, Pillar signed a rookie free agent contract with the St. Louis Rams the following
spring.
Stelzer came to Albright after serving as the tight end and halfbacks coach at Randolph Macon College in Ashland, Virginia for two years. During his time with the Yellowjackets, Stelzer was responsible for preparing and implementing a pro style offense that required multiple shifts and
motions for both positions. He also assisted with the game planning of an offense that averaged nearly 450 yards per game (20th in D-III) and
42 points per game (9th in D-III).
While at Randolph Macon, Stelzer also served as the assistant strength and conditioning coach, working with all 16 varsity programs yearround.
Stelzer began his coaching career at his alma mater, Allegheny College, in 2008. After playing two seasons (2006-2007) for the Gators at
quarterback, Stelzer joined the coaching staff as a student-assistant. In his one season as a member of the coaching staff, Stelzer worked with
the quarterbacks and wide receivers. Prior to his arrival at Allegheny, Stelzer also played quarterback for two seasons (2004-2005) at Ohio
Wesleyan University.
Stelzer earned his bachelor’s of arts degree in Managerial Economics from Allegheny in 2009 and currently resides in Reading.
Running Backs Coach/Video Coordinator
Moran was a volunteer offensive assistant in 2011 with the University of San Diego, a Division I FCS school
that won the Pioneer League championship that season.
Moran was also the offensive coordinator, quarterbacks coach and stretch & conditioning coach for the San
Diego Jewish Academy varsity high school team. He was a volunteer offensive assistant at Bowdoin College
in Maine.
A 2010 graduate of Bowdoin, Moran was a four-year letterman and three-year starter, appearing on both sides of the ball. Primarily a wide
receiver, he also saw time at safety, kick returns, and as at quarterback. He earned NESCAC All-Academic honors in 2009.
A philosophy major with a minor in music, Moran grew up in Rhode Island and attended Bishop Hendricken High School. He was a 2006 Providence Journal All-State selection and a team captain.
Jon Linn
Defensive Ends Coach
1st Season
Jon Linn is in his first season as an assistant at his alma mater. He will coach the defensive ends.
Ryan Jirgl
Assistant Linebackers Coach
2nd Season
Ryan Jirgl joined the Albright College football coaching staff prior to the 2012 season, and works with the
linebackers.
In 2012, the Lions’ linebacking corps included a first team All-MAC selection in senior Ryan Ott.
In 2011, Jirgl coached outside linebackers and the secondary at The Academy of Holy Angels in Richfield,
Minn. He helped turn a 4-7 team into a squad that went 9-2 and allowed under 12 points per game.
Jirgl graduated from Division II Winona State University in 2010 with a degree in business administration. He
played for four years there, including two as a starter at strong safety. Winona State won the Northern Sun Conference in 2007 and 2010, while
making NCAA tournament appearances in 2006 and 2007.
A 2010 graduate of Albright College, Linn was a senior starter on the 2009 squad that reached the NCAA
quarterfinals and earned a top-10 national ranking. He totaled 39 tackles, 4.0 sacks, 12.5 tackles for loss, one
forced fumble, two fumble recoveries and an interception.
In his junior season, Linn helped the Lions to a share of the 2008 Middle Atlantic Conference title. He had
31.5 total tackles, 3.5 sacks, 8.0 tackles for loss and one forced fumble.
For the last three years, Linn has been an assistant coach at his former high school, Centraul Dauphin. The team won a state championship in
2011, along with two Mid-Penn Commonwealth Conference titles.
Linn coached a variety of positional groupings over his three seasons at Central Dauphin, including defensive linemen, defensive backs and
wide receivers. He has coached at numerous clinics including the Albright team camp, Oley Valley Youth Camp, and Central Dauphin Youth
Camp.
Jirgl earned All-Conference honors after a senior season in which he led his team in tackles (75), interceptions (four), forced fumbles (two) and
recovered fumbles (two). He eclipsed 150 tackles for his career.
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Name
Cl.
Pos.
Ht.
Wt.
Hometown / High School
Name
Name
Cl. Pos.
Ht.
Preseason
Roster
John Richter Fr. DL
6-3 226 Ridgefield Park, N.J. / Ridgefield Park
Hunter Riggs Jr. S
5-11 190 Lothian, Md. / Southern
Marcus Riley Fr. DE
6-0 220 Williamstown, N.J. / Williamstown
Stewart Robinson Fr. WR
5-10 151 Englewood, N.J. / Dwight Morrow
Devin Rodgers Fr. FB
5-11 214 Bogota, N.J. / Bogota
Andrew Romeo Fr. WR
6-2 211 Saylorsburg, Pa. / Pleasant Valley
Pos.
Hometown / High School
Devon Rose Jr. OL
6-4 307 Philadelphia, Pa. / Timber Creek
Fr. OL
5-9 286 Bear, Del. / West Philadelphia Catholic
Cl.
Ht.
Wt.
Wt. Hometown / High School
Coley Adams Fr. DL
5-10 203
Norristown, Pa. / Norristown
Zac Hill Fr. OL
6-0
274
Selbyville, Del. / Indian River
Eric Rutherford Jr. Jorge Alvarez Fr. CB
5-7
150
Reading, Pa. / Muhlenberg
Jarrett Hines Fr. OL/DT 6-1
304
Pennsauken, N.J. / Pennsauken
Colton Ryan So. LB
6-0 224 Fredericksburg, Pa. / Northern Lebanon
Jay Armstrong Fr. TE
6-1
256
Paterson, N.J. / Passaic County Tech
Matthew Hnatiuk Sr. S
5-10 188
Baltimore, Md. / Loyola Blakefield
Ahmahd Ryans Fr. S
6-2 180 Washington, D.C. / Anacosta
Zebbie Atkinson Fr. LB
5-9
195
Baltimore, Md. / Old Mill
Paul Hobbs Sr. LB
5-11 218
Sayreville, N.J. / Jackson Memorial
Kyle Samaritano Fr. RB
5-8 177 Point Pleasant Beach, N.J. / Point Pleasant Beach
Kenneth Baines Fr. LB
5-9
211
West Chester, Pa. / West Chester East
Adam Huber Fr. QB
6-0
182
Reading, Pa. / Muhlenberg
Matt Sands Sr. OL
6-2 281 Glassboro, N.J. / Glassboro
Josh Barndt R-Sr. OL
6-0
272
Quakertown, Pa. / Quakertown
Ty Hughes R-Sr. RB
6-0
228
Point Pleasant, N.J. / Point Pleasant Boro
DeAndre Santos Fr. LB
5-8 223 Ewing, N.J. / The Pennington School
Lebanon, Pa. / Cedar Crest
Nick Schoener Fr. QB
6-2 222 Robesonia, Pa. / Conrad Weiser
Phoenixville, Pa. / Phoenixville
V. Simmons-Williams Fr. WR
5-7 168 Middletown, Del. / St. Georges
Fr. S
5-11 178 Port Jervis, N.Y. / Port Jervis
Nick Barndt
Matt Betz Jr.
WR
Sr. OL
6-1
6-2
194
257
Darin Kline Earnest Knight So. TE
So. DT
6-3
227
5-11 256
Joey Binns Fr. DT
5-6
237
Paramus, N.J. / Paramus
Trent Koch Jr. OL
6-1
276
Reading, Pa. / Exeter
Matt Smith Kali Boyce Fr. CB
5-7
179
Williamstown, N.J. / Williamstown
Mark Krisak Sr. WR
6-2
182
Alexandria, Va. / Thomas A. Edison
Daniel Sobolewski So. K/P
6-0 224 Linden, N.J. / Linden
Matt Bracho Sr. OL
6-1
298
Gaithersburg, Md. / Quince Orchard
Rich Kuhn Fr. DE
6-2
225
Brick, N.J. / Brick Memorial
James Staten Fr. WR
6-2 167 Baltimore, Md. / Loch Raven
Uriah Brickhouse Sr. RB
5-8
205
Sewell, N.J. / Washington Township
Matt Lauer Fr. OL
6-0
300
Barnegat, N.J. / Barnegat
Chris Stephens Jr. CB
5-7 161 Wyncote, Pa. / Cheltenham
Danny Brown Fr. S
6-0
184
Oak Ridge, N.J. / Jefferson Twp.
Anthony Lewis Jr.
Fr. DE
6-1
218
Ellicott City, Md. / Mount Hebron
Tyler Street Fr. QB
5-10 187 Collingdale, Pa. / Academy Park
Julienne Brown Fr. TE
6-0
258
Pflugerville, Texas / Old Mill
Arthur Lewis Fr. DE
6-0
220
Harrisburg, Pa. / Central Dauphin
Matthew Sudol Fr. OL
5-11 264 Toms River, N.J. / Toms River North
Sean Cain Jr. 5-6
176
Jamison, Pa. / Archbishop Wood
Dre Lewis Fr. CB
5-7
171
Baltimore, Md. / Delaney
Rylan Sweed Fr. LB
5-10 184 Denver, Pa. / Garden Spot
Germantown, Md. / Seneca Valley
Donte Thomas Fr. S
5-11 157 Baltimore, Md. / Sherwood
Danny Tighe Fr. RB
5-9 182 Point Pleasant Beach, N.J. / Point Pleasant Beach
Mark Capetola WR
Sr. DE
5-11 234
Egg Harbor Twp., N.J. / Egg Harbor Twp.
Jeff Lima Fr. OL
Fr. OL
6-1
240
Cherry Hill, N.J. / Cherry Hill East
Jordan Loiodice Jr. Shane Catts R-Sr. OL
6-3
274
Barrington, N.J. / Haddon Heights
Joe Lopez Fr. DL
Bogota, N.J. / Bogota
DaJuane Timpson Fr. RB
5-9 191 Baltimore, Md. / Dundalk
Jimmy Cessna Fr. OL
5-11 283
Millville, N.J. / Millville
TJ Luddy Sr. QB/P 6-1
207
Bethlehem, Pa. / Freedom
Eric Wade Sr. TE
6-4 254 Bristol, Pa. / Bristol
5-9
Jackson, N.J. / Jackson Memorial
Josh Macleod So. LB
6-2
221
Macungie, Pa. / Emmaus
Ryan Wade So. QB
6-2 211 Elkridge, Md. / Howard
214
5-7
258
Jonni Cassano D. Christodoylakis So. LB
K
6-0
171
5-11 200
Devron Clark Sr. WR/KR5-11 201
Long Branch, N.J. / Long Branch
Joe Magosin Sr. FS
6-0
181
Mike Walsh So. LB
6-0 231 Belvidere, N.J. / Belvidere
Nick Costantino Jr. Middlesex, N.J. / Middlesex
Josh Marshall Sr. TE
6-1
214
Frederick, Md. / Tuscarora
Zachary Waltz Fr. WR
5-10 150 Temple, Pa. / Muhlenberg
Lancaster, Pa. / Lampeter Strasburg
Vaughn White Fr. WR
5-9 188 Pennsauken, N.J. / Paul VI
New Egypt, N.J. / New Egypt
Brian Wickkiser Fr. RB
6-0 200 Belvidere, N.J. / Hackettstown
Fr. OL/DT 5-11 261 Oak Ridge, N.J. / Jefferson Twp.
WR
Sean Cunningham Sr. LB
Adam Dayke Jr. S
6-0
191
5-10 209
5-11 175
Warminster, Pa. / Archbishop Wood
Hazlet, N.J. / Raritan
Ethan Martin Kevin Mason Jr. LB
Fr. LB
6-1
5-9
199
204
Jake Deitzler Fr. DE
5-11 221
Cressona, Pa. / Blue Mountain
Quashon Mayes Jr. 5-11 306
Camden, N.J. / Brimm Medical Arts
AJ Willard Matt DiGiacomo Sr. OL
5-10 281
Lafayette Hill, Pa. / La Salle College
Pat McGann Fr. OL
6-0
326
Pt. Pleasant Beach, N.J. / Pt. Pleasant Boro
Marcus Williams Fr. DE
6-1 234 Phillipsburg, N.J. / Phillipsburg
Griffin Eldridge Sr. WR
6-3
Gaithersburg, Md. / Magruder
John McKeever Fr. OL
6-2
261
Franklin, N.J. / Wallkill Valley
Nico Williams Fr. LB
5-11 211 Audubon, Pa. / Methacton
Anthony Esteves Fr. LB
5-10 180
Bethlehem, Pa. / Liberty
Daniel McNair Sr. WR
5-9
154
Mays Landing, N.J. / Holy Spirit
Vinny Williams Fr. WR
5-8 162 Coatesville, Pa. / Coatesville
Matt Filosa Sr. LB
5-11 212
Jackson, N.J. / Jackson Liberty
Earl McNair Fr. WR
5-10 177
Baltimore, Md. / Reginald F. Lewis
Brandon Winston So. WR
5-6 164 Jackson, N.J. / Jackson Memorial
Jimmy FitzGerald Sr. OL
6-3
Mt. Airy, Md. / Urbana
Darian Meador Jr. 5-10 165
Westminster, Md. / Westminster
Patrick Wise So. QB
5-11 198 Kutztown, Pa. / Kutztown
Miami, Fl. / South Dade
Demonya Womack Jr. LB
5-10 209 Baltimore, Md. / Archbishop Curley
Andrew Young Fr. CB
5-10 173 Elkridge, Md. / Howard
Anthony Franklin Fr. S
191
265
5-11 200
Baltimore, Md. / West York
Kent Mertens Jr. DT
CB
TE
6-3
226
Gabriel Frias Fr. DT
6-2
223
Bogota, N.J. / Bogota
Tyler Metauro R-Sr. OL
5-11 289
Hillsborough, N.J. / Hillsborough
Billy Fursin Jr. 5-7
200
Mays Landing, N.J. / Oakcrest
Jaishon Moore Jr. 5-11 230
Browns Mills, N.J. / Pemberton
Gerrod Gainer Fr. CB/KR 5-11 167
Newark, N.J. / Newark Central
Levi Myers Sr. CB
6-1
214
York, Pa. / Eastern York
Steven Garron Fr. TE
6-1
222
Bridgeton, N.J. / Cumberland Regional
Nick Nespoli Fr. CB
5-9
171
Freehold, N.J. / Colts Neck
David Gavrilov Fr. QB
5-11 201
Philadelphia, Pa. / George Washington
John Newnom Fr. LB
5-9
202
Toms River, N.J. / Toms River North
Malik Gilmore Fr. WR
6-2
189
Ellicott City, Md. / Mt. Hebron
Jake O’Brien Jr. 6-5
287
Monroe Twp., N.J. / Monroe Township
Rhett Glaser Fr. DT
5-10 204
Birdsboro, Pa. / Daniel Boone
Chris Ochenrider Fr. DE
5-10 222
Pottsville, Pa. / Minersville
Nick Glass So. DT
5-10 284
Harrisburg, Pa. / Susquehanna Twp.
Steve Olenski Fr. LB
5-10 202
Feasterville, Pa. / Neshaminy
Don Gould R-Sr. DE
6-1
222
Baltimore, Md. / Cardinal Gibbons
Chris Oliphant Fr. S
5-10 195
Mike Grieco Fr. RB
5-8
179
Netcong, N.J. / Lenape Valley
JaVaughn Patterson So. CB
5-10 173
Stroudsburg, Pa. / Stroudsburg
Donny Guido Sr. DT
6-0
258
Baltimore, Md. / Eastern Technical
Matt Pattison R-Sr. DL
6-2
241
Perkasie, Pa. / Pennridge
Nate Hall Fr. RB
5-4
165
Exton, Pa. / Neshaminy
Drew Peterson Sr. FS
6-3
192
Bristol, Pa. / Harry S. Truman
Tyler Hamlet Sr. DE
6-0
242
Southampton, Pa. / William Tennent
Durango Petit Fr. WR
5-11 186
Wantage, N.J. / High Point Regional
JT Harding R-Sr. DT
6-2
272
Wilmington, Del. / Concord
John Quinlan Fr. QB
6-3
230
Howell, N.J. / Howell
Kyle Harris Fr. CB
5-9
192
Pocono Mountain, Pa. / Pocono Mt. East
Armando Ramos So. OL
6-0
257
Belleville, N.J. / Belleville
Malyk Harris Fr. WR
5-8
179
Harrisburg, Pa. / Central Dauphin
Teddy Ramsey Fr. S
5-10 187
Camp Hill, Pa. / Camp Hill
Will Harrison Fr. S
6-0
178 Mertztown, Pa. / Brandywine Heights
Dwayne Randall So. RB
6-1
196
Frederick, Md. / Linganore
Jamal Hayden Jr. DE
5-11 238
Hyattsville, Md. / Northwestern
Jason Rice Jr. CB
5-8
176
Palmyra, Pa. / Palmyra
Joel Hertzog Fr. OL
5-10 255
Etters, Pa. / Red Land
Ryan Richards Sr. LB
5-8
254
Nesquehoning, Pa. / Panther Valley
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LB
FB
OL
BY CLASS
Seniors (31)
Josh Barndt
Matt Betz
Matt Bracho
Uriah Brickhouse
Mark Capetola
Shane Catts
Devron Clark
Sean Cunningham
Matt DiGiacomo
Griffin Eldridge
Matt Filosa
Jimmy FitzGerald
Don Gould
Donny Guido
Tyler Hamlet
JT Harding
Matthew Hnatiuk
Paul Hobbs
Ty Hughes
Mark Krisak
TJ Luddy
Joe Magosin
Josh Marshall
Daniel McNair
Tyler Metauro
Levi Myers
Matt Pattison
Drew Peterson
Ryan Richards
Matt Sands
Eric Wade
Juniors (19)
Nick Barndt
Sean Cain
Nick Costantino
Adam Dayke
Billy Fursin
Jamal Hayden
Trent Koch
Jordan Loiodice
Ethan Martin
Quashon Mayes
Darian Meador
Kent Mertens
Jaishon Moore
Jake O’Brien
Jason Rice
Hunter Riggs
Devon Rose
Chris Stephens
Demonya Womack
Sophomores (14)
D. Christodoylakis
Nick Glass
Darin Kline
Earnest Knight
Josh Macleod
J. Patterson
Armando Ramos
Dwayne Randall
Colton Ryan
Daniel Sobolewski
Ryan Wade
Mike Walsh
Brandon Winston
Patrick Wise
Freshmen (75)
Coley Adams
Earl McNair
Jorge Alvarez
Nick Nespoli
Justin Armstrong John Newnom
Zebbie Atkinson Chris Ochenrider
Kenneth Baines Stephen Olenski
Joey Binns
Chris Oliphant
Kali Boyce
Durango Petit
Danny Brown
John Quinlan
Julienne Brown Teddy Ramsey
Jonni Cassano
John Richter
Jimmy Cessna
Marcus Riley
Jacob Deitzler Stewart Robinson
Anthony Esteves Devin Rodgers
Anthony Franklin Andrew Romeo
Gabriel Frias Eric Rutherford Jr.
Gerrod Gainer Ahmahd Ryans
Steven Garron Kyle Samaritano
David Gavrilov DeAndre Santos
Malik Gilmore
Nick Schoener
Rhett Glaser V. Williams-Simmons
Michael Greico
Matt Smith
Nate Hall
James Staten
Kyle Harris
Tyler Street
Malyk Harris
Matthew Sudol
Will Harrison
Rylan Sweed
Joel Hertzog
Donte Thomas
Zac Hill
Danny Tighe
Jarrett Hines DaJuane Timpson
Adam Huber
Zachary Waltz
Richard Kuhn
Vaughn White
Matthew Lauer Brian Wickkiser
Anthony Lewis Andrew Willard
Arthur Lewis
Marcus Williams
Dre Lewis
Nico Williams
Jeffrey Lima
Vinnie Williams
Joe Lopez
Andrew Young
Kevin Mason
Pat McGann
John McKeever
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: John Marzka
Alma Mater/Year: Allegheny College/1991
Seasons/Record at Albright: 7th season/45-22
Office Phone: 610-921-7535
Email: jmarzka@alb.edu
Assistant Coaches:
Mike Boyer (Cornerbacks Coach)
Victor Brown (Tight Ends and Assistant Offensive Line Coach/Run Game
Coordinator)
Ryan Jirgl (Assistant Linebackers Coach)
Jon Linn (Defensive Ends Coach)
Matt Moran (Running Backs Coach/Video Coordinator)
Michael Neale (Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers and Safeties Coach/
Strength and Conditioning Coach)
Drew Stelzer (Recruiting Coordinator/Wide Receiver Coach/Junior
Varsity Head Coach)
Mike Winslow (Associate Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/Offensive
Line Coach/Academic Coordinator)
Randy Yerger (Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive Tackles Coach/
Director of Football Operations)
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Team
Captains
Returning
Seniors
Josh Barndt
Mark Capetola
Senior
Defensive End
5-11 / 234 lbs.
2012: Second team All-MAC... Two-time MAC Team of the Week... Totaled 36 tackles and 17.5 tackles for loss... Led the squad
with 5 forced fumbles... Led the MAC in the regular season with 16.5 tackles for loss and was third with 6.0 sacks... D3football.com
National Team of the Week after setting school records with four forced fumbles and 6.5 tackles for loss vs. LVC (11/10).
Redshirt-Senior
Offensive Line
6-0 / 272 lbs.
2012: Started every game on the offensive line for Albright.
Matt Betz
Senior
Offensive Line
6-2 / 257 lbs.
JT Harding
Redshirt-Senior
Defensive Tackle
6-2 / 272 lbs.
Wilmington, Del. / Concord
2012: Saw action in four games on the offensive line for Albright.
PRESEASON: The only NCAA football player in the nation (any division) to be named to the NCSA Athleader All-American Team.
2012: National semifinalist for the NFF Campbell Trophy, football’s top Scholar-Athlete Award... Team captain... Took a redshirt year
after a season-ending injury in the second game.
Ty Hughes
Redshirt-Senior
Running Back
6-0 / 228 lbs.
2012: Led the team in rushing with 742 yards on 154 carries, and 8 TDs... Named MAC Offensive Player of the Week after totaling
142 yards on 37 carries and 3 TDs in a comeback win over nationally-ranked Kean (9/1)... Had four 100-yard games, including 127
yards on 10 carries vs. Misericordia (11/3).
Matt Pattison
Matt Bracho
Senior
Offensive Line
6-1 / 298 lbs.
Gaithersburg, Md. / Quince Orchard
2012: Saw action in six games... Made two starts on the offensive line.
Uriah Brickhouse
Senior
Running Back
5-8 / 205 lbs.
Sewell, N.J. / Washington Township
2012: Played in four games... Carried the ball 14 times for 84 yards and one TD.
Redshirt-Senior
Defensive Line
6-2 / 241 lbs.
Perkasie, Pa. / Pennridge
Shane Catts
PRESEASON: Second team USA College Football Preseason All-American.
2012: Second team All-MAC (his second consecutive All-Conference selection)... Team captain... Totaled 3.5 sacks, 8.0 tackles for
loss, and recovered a fumble for a touchdown.
Redshirt-Senior
Offensive Line
6-3 / 274 lbs.
Barrington, N.J. / Haddon Heights
2012: Played in three games, with one start, before being injured.
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Devron Clark
Don Gould
2012: Played in 10 games... Caught two passes... Returned 10 kicks for 161 yards.
2012: The 2010 All-MAC second team selection took a redshirt season due to injury.
Sean Cunningham
Donny Guido
2012: Played in 10 games... Totaled 33 tackles and recovered two fumbles.
2012: Played in 10 games, with five starts on the defensive line... Had 13 tackles, including 4.5 for loss.
Matt DiGiacomo
Tyler Hamlet
2012: Played in five games on the offensive line for Albright.
2012: Played in eight games, with six starts... Totaled 11 tackles, including 3.5 for loss... Added a half-sack.
Griffin Eldridge
Matthew Hnatiuk
2012: Converted to wide receiver and played in 10 games... Caught 10 passes for 133 yards and two TDs.
2012: Started all 11 games at safety after earning D3football.com All-Region special teams honors in 2011... Led the team with 65
tackles... Totaled two tackles for loss, two interceptions, one forced fumble, one recovered fumble and one blocked kick... Had 10
tackles in back-to-back games vs. Wilkes (9/15) and Lycoming (9/22)... Returned a pick 51 yards at Lebanon Valley (11/10).
Matt Filosa
Paul Hobbs
2012: Started all 11 games on defense... Totaled 40 tackles... Forced a fumble and recovered three... Recovered two fumbles and
returned one for a touchdown at Delaware Valley (9/29).
2012: Played in seven games, with six starts... Totaled 37 tackles... Had 16 tackles in a win over Stevenson (9/8).
Jimmy FitzGerald
Mark Krisak
2012: Did not see varsity action.
2012: Played in three games, primarily on special teams... Blocked two kicks on the year... Named ECAC and MAC Special Teams
Player of the Week after blocking a kick vs. FDU-Florham (10/13).
Senior
Wide Receiver/Kick Returner
5-11 / 201 lbs.
Long Branch, N.J. / Long Branch
Senior
Linebacker
5-10 / 209 lbs.
Warminster, Pa. / Archbishop Wood
Senior
Offensive Line
5-10 / 281 lbs.
Lafayette Hill, Pa. / La Salle College
Senior
Wide Receiver
6-3 / 191 lbs.
Gaithersburg, Md. / Magruder
Senior
Defensive Tackle
6-0 / 258 lbs.
Baltimore, Md. / Eastern Technical
Senior
Defensive End
6-0 / 242 lbs.
Southampton, Pa. / William Tennent
Senior
Safety
5-10 / 188 lbs.
Baltimore, Md. / Loyola Blakefield
Senior
Linebacker
5-11 / 212 lbs.
Jackson, N.J. / Jackson Liberty
Senior
Linebacker
5-11 / 218 lbs.
Senior
Offensive Line
6-3 / 265 lbs.
Mt. Airy, Md. / Urbana
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Redshirt-Senior
Defensive End
6-1 / 222 lbs.
Baltimore, Md. / Cardinal Gibbons
Senior
Wide Receiver
6-2 / 182 lbs.
Alexandria, Va. / Thomas A. Edison
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TJ Luddy
Drew Peterson
2012: Second team All-MAC as a punter... Also the team’s starting QB... Totaled 1849 yards, 15 TDs and 7 interceptions... Averaged
40.4 yards on 37 punts, with 9 inside the 20 and just two touchbacks (no blocked kicks)... Named MAC Offensive Player of the Week
after completing 16-of-21 passes for two TDs, including the winning TD pass in overtime, vs. Stevenson (9/8).
PRESEASON: First team USA College Football Preseason All-American... Third team BSN Preseason All-American.
2012: First team All-MAC at safety... Recorded 38 tackles, forced two fumbles and recovered one... Led Albright with four interceptions... Named to the D3football.com and BSN National Teams of the Week after picking off two passes vs. Wilkes (9/15).
Joe Magosin
Ryan Richards
2012: Converted to safety and played in all 11 games... Had 26 tackles with two INTs and one forced fumble... Returned two interceptions for 50 yards at nationally-ranked Widener (10/27).
2012: Saw varsity action in one contest.
Josh Marshall
Matt Sands
2012: Played in 10 games... Caught one pass for 13 yards... Totaled six tackles on special teams.
2012: Made 10 starts at offensive line for the Lions.
Daniel McNair
Eric Wade
2012: Played in all 11 games, with five starts... Caught 44 passes for 632 yards and 4 TDs... Also returned six kicks for 166 yards
and a TD... Named MVP of the ECAC South-East Bowl after returning a kickoff for a touchdown and adding 89 receiving yards with
another TD vs. Franklin & Marshall (11/17).
PRESEASON: Fourth team USA College Football Preseason All-American.
2012: Second team All-MAC (for a second consecutive season)... Had 14 catches for 170 yards and 2 TDs... Had 53 yards and a
touchdown on three catches vs. Lebanon Valley (11/10).
Senior
Quarterback/Punter
6-1 / 207 lbs.
Bethlehem, Pa. / Freedom
Senior
Safety
6-3 / 192 lbs.
Bristol, Pa. / Harry S. Truman
Senior
Safety
6-0 / 181 lbs.
Senior
Tight End
6-1 / 214 lbs.
Frederick, Md. / Tuscorora
Senior
Linebacker
5-8 / 254 lbs.
Nesquehoning, Pa. / Panther Valley
Senior
Offensive Line
6-2 / 281 lbs.
Glassboro, N.J. / Glassboro
Senior
Wide Receiver
5-9 / 154 lbs.
Mays Landing, N.J. / Holy Spirit
Senior
Tight End
6-4 / 254 lbs.
Bristol, Pa. / Bristol
Tyler Metauro
Redshirt-Senior
Offensive Line
5-11 / 289 lbs.
Hillsborough, N.J. / Hillsborough
2012: Played in five games on the offensive line for Albright.
Levi Myers
Senior
Cornerback
6-1 / 214 lbs.
York, Pa. / Eastern York
2012: Played in nine games at cornerback, with six starts... Third on the team with 48 tackles, with 4.0 for loss... Added one sack and
one fumble recovery... Totaled 11 solo tackles vs. Lycoming (9/22).
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Letterwinners
Dimitrie Christodoylakis
Sophomore
Linebacker
5-9 / 214 lbs.
Daniel Sobolewski
Sophomore
Kicker
6-0 / 224 lbs.
Linden, N.J. / Linden
2012: Won the starting kicking job as a freshman... Made 6-of-11 field goals and 33-of-35 extra points... Tied a school record with
a 47-yard field goal... Kicked seven touchbacks... Named the NCAA.com National Special Teams Player of the Week after forcing
overtime vs. Stevenson with a 47-yarder as time expired (9/8).
Chris Stephens
2012: Played in the final three varsity games as a true freshman, primarily on special teams.
Junior
Cornerback
5-7 / 161 lbs.
Cheltenham, Pa. / Cheltenham
Jordan Loiodice
2012: Honorable Mention All-MAC selection at cornerback... Totaled 38 tackles, including 2.0 for loss... Added an interception and two
blocked kicks... Totaled 10 tackles at Widener (10/27)... Named the MAC Special Teams Player of the Week after blocking two kicks
vs. Misericordia (11/3).
Junior
Kicker
5-7 / 171 lbs.
Mike Walsh
2012: Played in four games at kicker... 6-for-8 on PATs and 0-for-1 on FGs.
Sophomore
Linebacker
6-0 / 231 lbs.
Belvidere, N.J. / Belvidere
2012: Played in three games as a freshman... Totaled six tackles and two sacks... Had 4 tackles and 2.0 sacks in a win over King’s
(10/20).
Quashon Mayes
Junior
Defensive Tackle
5-11 / 306 lbs.
Camden, N.J. / Brimm Medical Arts
2012: Played in six games, with two starts at nose tackle... Had 10 tackles, including 2.0 for loss, with a half-sack and a recovered
fumble.
Demonya Womack
Junior
Linebacker
5-10 / 209 lbs.
Baltimore, Md. / Archbishop Curley
2012: Played in seven games... Totaled eight tackles.
Darian Meador
Junior
Cornerback
5-10 / 165 lbs.
Westminster, Md. / Westminster
2012: Played in seven games, primarily on special teams... Recorded one tackle.
Hunter Riggs
Junior
Safety
5-11 / 190 lbs.
Lothian, Md. / Southern
2012: Played in all 11 games as a sophomore... Made 10 tackles... Forced a fumble at Delaware Valley (9/29).
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Profiles
SEPTEMBER
Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 KEAN UNIVERSITY
* at Stevenson University
* DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE&
* at King’s College
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
OCTOBER
Oct. 5 Oct. 12
Oct. 19 Oct. 26 * at FDU-Florham
BYE WEEK
* WILKES UNIVERSITY^
* at Lycoming College
1 p.m.
NOVEMBER
Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 * WIDENER UNIVERSITY
* at Misericordia University
* LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE+
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m
1 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
*-Middle Atlantic Conference Game
&-63rd Annual Rajah Shriners Pretzel Bowl
^-2013 Homecoming Game
+-Senior Day
The Lions celebrate after coming back from 14 points down in the fourth quarter to win the 2012 ECAC South-East Bowl
Game 1
Game 2
September 7th in Reading, Pa. at 7 p.m.
September 14th in Owings Mills, Md. at 1 p.m.
KEAN UNIVERSITY
STEVENSON UNIVERSITY
Location: Union, N.J.
Year Founded: 1855
Enrollment: 15,939
President: Dr. Dawood Farahi
Athletic Director: Chris Morgan
Nickname: Cougars
Colors: Blue and Silver
Conference: New Jersey Athletic Conference
Stadium (Capacity): Kean Alumni Stadium (5,300)
Field Surface: SprintTurf
Head Coach: Dan Garrett (Montclair State ‘97)
Seasons/Record at School: 8th season/48-26
Assistant Coaches: Keith Migliorino (DC), Dan D’Avanzo (STC),
Craig Cicardo (OC/QB), Joe Martucci (RB), Jake Pew (OLB),
Anthony Giordano (GA), Dave Galante (GA), George Williams (CB),
Sean Atkins (TE), Chris Suozzo (WR), Dave Vermeuel (OL),
Brian Sheridan (ILB), Brandon Taylor (S), Jarvis Johnson (DL),
Dan Wollman (SA), Chris VanFechtmann (SA), Nick Graff (SA)
2012 Record: 5-4, 5-2 NJAC
2012 vs. Albright: AC 29-26
Series Record: AC leads 2-0
2013 Schedule
Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Oct. 5 Oct. 11 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 at Albright College University of Mary Hardin-Baylor at Endicott College at SUNY Cortland* The College of New Jersey* William Paterson University* at The College at Brockport* Morrisville State College* Rowan University* at Montclair State University* 7 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
7 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
Noon
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
*-New Jersey Athletic Conference Game
2012 Results
Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Albright College at Univ. of Mary Hardin-Baylor The College at Brockport * at Morrisville State College * Western Connecticut St. University * at William Paterson University * at The College of New Jersey * SUNY Cortland * at Rowan University * Montclair State University * L 29-26 L 34-7
W 14-6
W 51-28
W 58-7 W 45-33
W 34-30
L 31-17
Canceled
L 10-7
Location: Owings Mills, Md.
Year Founded: 1947
Enrollment: 3,929
President: Dr. Kevin J. Manning
Athletic Director: Brett Adams
Nickname: Mustangs
Colors: Green and White
Stadium (Capacity): Owings Mills Mustang Stadium (3,500)
Field Surface: Turf
Head Coach: Ed Hottle (Frostburg State ’99)
Seasons/Record at School: 3rd season/4-16
Assistant Coaches: Ed Sweeney, Jesse Correll, Rich Bader, Clayton
Beard, Phil Hamilton, Dustin Johnson, Jason Thomas, Sam McGrath
2012 Record: 2-8, 2-7 MAC
2012 vs. Albright: AC 29-22 (OT)
2013 Schedule
Sep. 6 Sep. 14 Sep. 20 Sep. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 N.C. Wesleyan Albright * at FDU-Florham * at Delaware Valley * Widener * King’s (Pa.) * at Wilkes * Misericordia * at Lebanon Valley * Lycoming * 7:00 PM 1:00 PM 7:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 12:00 PM
1:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM
2012 Results
Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Shenandoah at Albright * Delaware Valley * Lebanon Valley * at Misericordia * at Widener * Wilkes * at King’s (Pa.) * at Lycoming * FDU-Florham * L 26-16 L 29-22 (OT)
L 34-10
L 31-28
W 35-7
L 56-20
L 38-35 L 34-21
L 32-7 W 28-13
*-New Jersey Athletic Conference Game
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Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Game 6
September 21st in Reading, Pa. at 1 p.m.
September 28th in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. at 1 p.m.
October 5th in Madison, N.J. at 1 p.m.
October 19th in Reading, Pa. at 1 p.m.
DELAWARE VALLEY COLLEGE
Location: Doyelstown, Pa.
Year Founded: 1896
Enrollment: 1,700
President: Dr. Joseph S. Brosnan
Athletic Director: Steve Cantrell
Nickname: Aggies
Colors: Forrest Green and Gold
Stadium (Capacity): Lipinski Field at James Work Memorial (4,000)
Field Surface: Field Turf
Head Coach: Jim Clements (Widener ‘96)
Assistant Coaches: Bob Altieri (Defensive Assistant), Nick Brady
(co-Special Teams Coordinator/Running Backs), Andrew Ciukurescu
(Offensive Line), Mark DeLucia (co-Special Teams Coordinator/Defensive
Line), Greg Fedick (Offensive Line), Duke Greco (Offensive Coordinator/
Quarterbacks), Bill Manlove (Consultant/Assistant to the Head Coach),
Matt McCloskey (Linebackers), Jason Pane (Defensive Backs), Chad
Peterman (Wide Receivers), Greg Rissinger (Defensive Line), Roger
Wright (Linebackers)
2012 Record: 8-3, 7-2 MAC
2012 vs. Albright: DVC 42-21
Series Record: DVC leads 29-18
2013 Schedule
Sept. 7 Sept. 14
Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 18 Oct. 26 Nov. 2
Nov. 9 Nov. 16 Rowan University * at Misericordia University * at Albright College * Stevenson University * at Lycoming College * at Fairleigh Dickinson-Florham * King’s College (Pa.) * Lebanon Valley College * at Wilkes University * Widener University 1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
2012 Results
Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17
at Rowan University * Lycoming College
* at Stevenson University
* FDU-Florham
* Albright College
* at King’s College
* Misericordia University
* at Lebanon Valley College
* Wilkes University
* at Widener University at Muhlenberg College #
FDU-FLORHAM
KING’S COLLEGE
L 27-13
L 24-14
W 34-10
W 63-3
W 42-21
W 38-0
W 70-0
W 31-10
W 23-7
L 42-23
W 24-21
WILKES UNIVERSITY
Location: Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Year Founded: 1946
Enrollment: 1,700
President: Reverend Jack Ryan, C.S.C. Ph.D.
Athletic Director: Cheryl J. Ish
Nickname: Monarchs
Colors: Red and Gold
Stadium (Capacity): McCarthy Stadium (3,000)
Field Surface: Synthetic Field Turf
Head Coach: Jeff Knarr (East Stroudsburg ‘94)
Assistant Coaches: Eric Jendryaszek (OC/OL), Kory David (DC/DB),
Jeff Wilson (WR), Mike Cebrosky (DL), Skyler Fultz (RB), Phillip Vincent
(OLB), Michael Barainyak (TE), Sami Caygoz (MLB)
2012 Record: 2-8, 2-7 MAC
Series Record: AC leads 12-5-1
Location: Madison, N.J.
Year Founded: 1942 (College at Florham Campus - 1958)
Enrollment: 2,500
President: Sheldon Drucker
Athletic Director: William Klika
Nickname: Devils
Colors: Cardinal and Navy
Affiliation: NCAA Division III
Stadium (Capacity): Robert T. Shields Field (4,000)
Head Coach: Brian Surace (Gettysburg College ‘95)
Seasons/Record at School: 3rd season/3-17
Assistant Coaches: Scott Sperone (DC/DB), Scott Woodward (OC/QB),
Joe Dolinski (ILB), Jack Messinger (OLB), Cam DiFede (WR), Korrey Davis
(RB/TE), Matt Lohrey (OL), Charles Thompson (DL), Scott Veith (SC)
2012 Record: 2-8, 2-6 MAC
2013 Schedule
2013 Schedule
Sept. 7
William Paterson University
1:00 p.m.
Sept. 21
at Lebanon Valley College*
1:00 p.m.
Sept. 28
Albright College*
1:00 p.m.
Oct. 5
at Misericordia University*
1:00 p.m.
Oct. 12FDU-Florham*1:00 p.m.
Oct. 19
at Stevenson University*
1:00 p.m.
Oct. 26
at Delaware Valley College*
1:00 p.m.
Nov. 2
Lycoming College*
1:00 p.m.
Nov. 9
at Widener University*
1:00 p.m.
Nov. 16
Wilkes University*
12:00 p.m.
Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 18 Oct. 26 Nov. 1 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 *-Middle Atlantic Conference Game
2012 Results
2012 Results
Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 14 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 at William Paterson University
Widener University* at FDU-Florham* Misericordia University*
at Lycoming College*
Delaware Valley College* at Albright College* Stevenson University* Lebanon Valley College* at Wilkes University*
L 9-3
L 41-6
L 30-14
W 55-17
L 33-10
L 38-0
L 41-10
W 34-21
L 34-19
L 44-32
Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 16 at TCNJ STEVENSON* at Lebanon Valley* ALBRIGHT* at King’s* DELAWARE VALLEY* at Widener* WILKES* at Lycoming* MISERICORDIA* 7 pm
7 pm
1 pm
1 pm
1 pm
7 pm
1 pm
7 pm
1 pm
1 pm
Location: Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Year Founded: 1933
Enrollment: 2,300
President: Patrick F. Leahy
Athletic Director: Adelene Malatesta
Nickname: Colonels
Colors: Navy Blue and Gold
Stadium (Capacity): Schmidt Stadium (2,500)
Field Surface: FieldTurf
Head Coach: Frank Sheptock (Bloomsburg ‘86)
Assistant Coaches: Matthew DiBernardo, Offensive Line; Harry
Armstrong, Offensive Coordinator; Paul Jefferson, Running Backs; Earl
Chaptman, Defensive Backs; Joe Cefalo, Linebackers; Chris Bantell,
Wide Recievers; Bobby Rosenthal, Tight Ends; Colton Miller, Defensive
Assistant; Keith Klahold, Strength & Conditioning
2012 Record: 5-5, 4-5 MAC
2013 Schedule
Sept. 1 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Morrisville State College Albright College * Widener University * FDU-Florham * Misericordia University *
Lebanon Valley College * Stevenson University * Lycoming College * Delaware Valley College * King’s College * 12 p.m.
2 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
12 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
12 p.m.
TCNJ KING’S* at Delaware Valley* at Wilkes* LYCOMING* at Albright* LEBANON VALLEY* at Misericordia* WIDENER* at Stevenson* WILLIAM PATERSON *-Middle Atlantic Conference Game
L 45-28
W 30-14
L 63-3
L 37-27
L 42-7
L 45-0
L 41-14
W 41-10
Canceled
L 28-13
L 26-6
2012 Results
Sept. 1 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Morrisville State College Albright College * Widener University * FDU-Florham * Misericordia University *
Lebanon Valley College * Stevenson University * Lycoming College * Delaware Valley College * King’s College * W 9-7
L 27-13
L 90-0
W 37-27
W 45-13
L 21-13
W 38-35
L 38-7
L 23-7
W 44-32
#-ECAC South-Atlantic Bowl
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Game 7
Game 8
Game 9
Game 10
October 26th in Williamsport, Pa. at 1:30 p.m.
November 2nd in Reading, Pa. at 1 p.m.
November 9th in Dallas, Pa. at 1 p.m.
November 16th in Reading, Pa. at 1 p.m.
LYCOMING COLLEGE
WIDENER UNIVERSITY
Location: Williamsport, Pa.
Year Founded: 1812
Enrollment: 1,400
President: Dr. Kent C. Trachte
Athletic Director: Mike Clark
Nickname: Warriors
Colors: Blue and Gold
Affiliation: NCAA Division III
Stadium (Capacity): David Person Field (3,700)
Field Surface: FieldTurf
Head Coach: Mike Clark (Lycoming ‘93)
Assistant Coaches: Steve Wiser (40th year), Scott Brisson (2nd year),
Dave Becker (4th year), Chris Kish (2nd year), Joe Kost (2nd year),
Steve Radocaj (9th year), Pat Taylor (3rd year), Doug Thiel (3rd year),
Pat Vollman (2nd year), Mike Weber (25th year), Ryan Fenningham (1st
year)
2012 Record: 8-2, 8-1 MAC
2012 vs. Albright: LC 29-14
Series Record: LC leads 33-17-2
2013 Schedule
Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 at Brockport
* Wilkes
* Misericordia
* at Widener
* Delaware Valley
* at Lebanon Valley
* Albright
* at King’s (Pa.)
* FDU-Florham
* at Stevenson
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
12 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE
Location: Chester, Pa.
Year Founded: 1821
Enrollment: 3,200
President: Dr. James T. Harris III
Athletic Director: Jack Shafer
Nickname: Pride
Colors: Blue and Gold
Stadium (Capacity): Leslie C. Quirk Jr. (4,000)
Head Coach: Bobby Acosta (Rowan ‘99)
Seasons/Record at School: 1st season/0-0
Assistant Coaches: Mark Fetterman (defensive coordinator), T.J.
DiMuzio (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Shawn Mayer (defensive
backs/special teams), Andy Marino (offensive line), Fred Baxter (tight
ends), Jason Henshaw (defensive line), Gerry Pacitti (assistant offensive
line), Steve Marrero (inside wide receivers), Nate Sassaman (assistant
running backs), Gary Vinciguerra (assistant defensive backs)
2012 Record: 11-1, 8-0 MAC
2012 vs. Albright: WU 34-29
Series Record: WU leads 42-17
Location: Dallas, Pa.
Year Founded: 1924
Enrollment: 1,886
President: Dr. Thomas Botzman
Athletic Director: David Martin
Nickname: Cougars
Colors: Royal Blue and Gold
Stadium (Capacity): Mangelsdorf Field (1,500)
Head Coach: Mark Ross (Penn State ‘90)
Seasons/Record at School: 2nd season/0-10
Assistant Coaches: Mike Hatcher (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks),
Chris Gray (Offensive Line), Thomas Norman (Graduate Assistant/Running
Backs), Vincent Luvara (Graduate Assistant/Linebackers), Greg Bowman
(Defensive Backs), Michael Pasqualichio (Wide Receivers)
2012 Record: 0-10, 0-9 MAC
2013 Schedule
Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 Sept. 6 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 at Wesley Lebanon Valley * at Wilkes * Lycoming * at Stevenson * Misericordia *
FDU-Florham * at Albright * King’s * at Delaware Valley * *-Middle Atlantic Conference Game
2012 Results
2012 Results
Sept. 1 BrockportL 24-2
Sept. 8
* at Delaware Valley
W 24-14
Sept. 15 * Lebanon Valley
W 21-13
Sept. 22 * at Albright
W 29-14
Sept. 29 * King’s (Pa.)
W 33-10
Oct. 6 * at FDU-Florham
W 42-7
Oct. 20 * Widener
L 28-23
Oct. 27 * at Wilkes
W 38-7
Nov. 3 * Stevenson
W 32-7
Nov. 10 * at Misericordia
W 38-0
Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3
Nov. 10 Nov. 17 Nov. 24 Dec. 1 *-Middle Atlantic Conference Game
MISERICORDIA UNIVERSITY
Western Connecticut at King’s * at Misericordia * Wilkes * at Lebanon Valley * Stevenson * at Lycoming * Albright * at FDU-Florham *
Delaware Valley * Bridgewater State $ Salisbury $ at Mount Union $ 6:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
1:00 pm
2013 Schedule
Gettysburg Delaware Valley * at Lycoming * Wilkes * King’s * at Widener * Lebanon Valley * at Stevenson * Albright * at FDU-Florham * 1:00
1:00
1:30
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
1:00
W 63-17
W 41-6
W 67-0
W 90-0
W 40-37 (OT)
W 56-20
W 28-23
W 34-29
Canceled
W 42-23
W 44-14
W 28-7
L 17-72
at Gettysburg at Lebanon Valley * Widener * at King’s * Stevenson * at Wilkes * at Delaware Valley * FDU-Florham *
at Albright * Lycoming *
2013 Schedule
Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 Montclair State at Widener * King’s * FDU-Florham * at Wilkes * Lycoming * at Misericordia * at Delaware Valley * Stevenson * at Albright * 6 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
1 p.m.
2012 Results
Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Location: Annville, Pa.
Year Founded: 1866
Enrollment: 1,600
President: Dr. Lewis Thayne
Athletic Director: Rick Beard
Nickname: Flying Dutchmen
Colors: Blue and White
Stadium (Capacity): Arnold Field (4,000)
Field Surface: FieldTurf Revolution
Head Coach: Jim Monos (Shippensburg ‘72)
Seasons/Record at School: 21st season/93-107-2
Assistant Coaches: Joe Buehler ‘89 (Offensive Coordinator), Vince
Pantalone (Defensive Coordinator), Jack Beidler ‘96, Guy Bennardo, Don
Burton ‘09, Mark Costello (Special Teams Coordinator), Matt Gross ‘97,
Tom McKee M’06, Lou Orndorff, Joe Tomtishen ‘07, Jason Vollertsen,
Corey Wenger, Mike Wildasin, Mike Evangelista ’12
2012 Record: 6-4, 5-4 MAC
Series Record: AC leads 57-31-3
L 70-0
L 47-7
L 67-0
L 55-17
L 35-7
L 45-13
L 70-0
L 41-10
L 48-0
L 38-0
2012 Results
9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10 at Montclair State Misericordia * at Lycoming * at Stevenson * #18 Widener * Wilkes * at FDU-Florham * Delaware Valley * at King’s * Albright * W 31-21
W 47-7
L 13-21
W 31-28
L 37-40 (OT)
W 21-13
W 41-14
L 10-31
W 34-19
L 14-26
$-NCAA Tournament Game
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2012
Season Review
Overall Record: 8-3 Middle Atlantic Conference: 6-3
SEPTEMBER
INDIVIDUAL HONORS
Sat. 1
at #14 Kean University
W 29-26
Sat. 8
* STEVENSON UNIVERSITY
W 29-22 (OT)
Sat. 15
* at Wilkes University
W 27-13
Sat. 22
* LYCOMING COLLEGE&
L 29-14
Sat. 29
* at Delaware Valley College
L 42-21
AFCA All-American Team
Scott Pillar, WR, 1st Team
BSN All-American Team
Marty Reinhardt, FB, 3rd Team
Scott Pillar, WR, Honorable Mention
All-ECAC South
Jake Bentsen, OL, 1st Team
All-MAC
Marty Reinhardt, FB, 1st Team
Jake Bentsen, OL, 1st Team
Ryan Ott, LB, 1st Team
Drew Peterson, S, 1st Team
Eric Wade, TE, 2nd Team
Matt Pattison, DL, 2nd Team
Mark Capetola, DL, 2nd Team
TJ Luddy, P, 2nd Team
Nick Gjoni, DL, Honorable Mention
Chris Stephens, CB, Honorable Mention
OCTOBER
Sat. 6
BYE WEEK
Sat. 13
* FDU-FLORHAM
W 45-0
Sat. 20
* KING’S COLLEGE^
W 41-10
Sat. 27
* at #12 Widener University
L 34-29
NOVEMBER
Sat. 3
* MISERICORDIA UNIVERSITY+
W 48-0
Sat. 10
* at Lebanon Valley College
W 26-14
Sat.
17
at Franklin and Marshall#
W 38-34
NCAA.com National Player of the Week
Daniel Sobolewski, Special Teams, Week 2
BSN National Player of the Week
Drew Peterson, Defense, Week 3
Scott Pillar, Offense, Week 9
D3football.com National Team of the Week
Drew Peterson, S, Week 3
Scott Pillar, WR, Week 9
Mark Capetola, DE, Week 11
&-62nd Annual Rajah Shriners Pretzel Bowl
^-2012 Homecoming
+-Senior Day
#-ECAC South-East Bowl
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Albright 29, #14 Kean 26
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
Total
Albright
7
0
7
15
29
Kean
0
19
7
0
26
Senior quarterback Adam Galczynski came off the bench and, with help from running back Ty Hughes, led the Albright College football team back from 19 points down with just
over a quarter to play, beating #14 Kean University 29-26 on a Saturday night.
Hughes was a workhorse in his first game back after missing 2011 with an injury. He carried the ball 37 times for 142 yards and scored three times. Galczynski was 7-of-8 for 83
yards and a touchdown.
Junior Daniel McNair led the receivers with six catches for 68 yards and an outstanding fourth-quarter touchdown. On defense, Ryan Ott and Matt Filosa forced fumbles while
sophomore Chris Stephens had an interception.
Game 2
Albright 29, Stevenson 22 (OT)
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
OT
Total
Stevenson
7
0
0
15
0
22
Albright
0
7
6
9
7
29
Freshman kicker Daniel Sobolewski drilled a 47-yard field goal as time expired to force overtime, as the Albright College football team rallied to defeat Stevenson University
29-22 in Shirk Stadium.
Quarterback TJ Luddy was 16-of-21 for 185 yards and two scores, including the game-winner to senior Scott Pillar (eight catches, 94 yards, 1 TD). Senior running back Ty
Hughes recorded his second consecutive 100-yard game, with 103 on 18 carries.
With just six seconds remaining, Luddy hit McNair at the sideline for a 12-yard gain, setting up Sobolewski’s heroics. The fired-up Lion offense then took the ball in overtime and
scored in three plays, as Luddy found Pillar for nine yards, and then a 13-yard catch up the middle for the winning score.
Game 3
Albright 27, Wilkes 13
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
Total
Albright
0
7
13
7
27
Wilkes
0
0
0
13
13
A pair of big fourth down conversions set the tone in each half as the Albright College football team held off Wilkes for a 27-13 victory, in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
With two minutes left in the first quarter of a scoreless game, quarterback/punter TJ Luddy faked the kick and hit senior Scott Pillar in stride for 32 yards. Albright rode the
momentum and Luddy soon found Pillar in the end zone on the first play of the second quarter. On 4th-and-13 in the third quarter the Lions went for it, and Luddy found Caleb
Shilko in the end zone for a 36-yard score that made it 20-0 Albright.
Albright in the
MAC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Offense:
Ty Hughes - 9/2
TJ Luddy - 9/9
Scott Pillar - 9/16, 10/14, 10/29
Defense:
Drew Peterson - 9/16
Mark Capetola - 11/12
Special Teams:
Daniel Sobolewski - 9/9
Mark Krisak - 10/14
Chris Stephens - 11/5
Honor Roll:
TJ Luddy - 10/21
Mark Capetola - 11/5
Game 1
Luddy was excellent in multiple phases of the game, completing 21-of-31 passes for 288 yards and two touchdowns. He also punted four times for an average of 45.5 yards.
Pillar caught 14 balls for 156 yards and two touchdowns. Junior Drew Peterson intercepted two passes and made a game-high seven solo tackles.
Standings Conf. 1. Widener^
8-0 2. Lycoming 8-1 3. Delaware Valley# 7-2 4. Albright#
6-3 5. Lebanon Valley 5-4 6. Wilkes 4-5 7. FDU-Florham 2-6 8. King’s 2-7 9. Stevenson 2-7 10. Misericordia 0-9 Pct. 1.000 .889 .778 .667 .556 .444 .250 .222 .222 .000 PF 398 280 338 280 248 204 135 180 206 54 PA Overall Pct. PF 138 11-1 .917 550 100 8-2 .800 282 117 8-3 .727 375 164 8-3 .727 347 199 6-4 .600 279 306 5-5 .500 213 280 2-7 .222 163 299 2-8 .200 183 274 2-8 .200 222 446 0-10 .000 54 ^-Received automatic bid to NCAA tournament
#-Competed in ECAC Bowl game
PA Home Away
248 7-0 4-1
124 3-2 5-0
165 4-1 4-2
224 4-1 4-2
220 2-3 4-1 313 3-2 2-3
325 1-3 1-4
308 2-3 0-5
300 1-4 1-4
516 0-4 0-6
Game 4
Lycoming 29, Albright 14
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
Total
Lycoming
0
13
6
10
29
Albright
7
7
0
0
14
The Lycoming Warriors scored 29 straight points to erase a promising Lion start as the Albright College football team lost 29-14, in the 62nd annual Pretzel Bowl.
Both teams struggled to move the ball as defenses were stout throughout. Albright’s Nick Gjoni (4 tackles for loss, forced fumble) and Lycoming’s Kabongo Bukasa (6 tackles,
game-clinching strip) were rewarded with Game MVP honors.
The Lions totaled just 40 yards on the ground and 247 total. Lycoming had 243 yards of offense but held the ball for almost 31 of 45 minutes after a 1st quarter that was all Albright.
Seniors Caleb Shilko (5 catches, 69 yards) and Scott Pillar (5 catches, 67 yards, 1 TD) were the game’s leading receivers.
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Game 5
Delaware Valley 42, Albright 21
Game 9
Albright 48, Misericordia 0
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
Total
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
Total
Albright
0
0
0
21
21
Misericordia
0
0
0
0
0
21
7
7
7
42
Albright
14
7
14
13
48
Delaware Valley
Delaware Valley jumped out to a 42-0 lead as the Albright College football team dropped a second consecutive game, 42-21 in Doylestown, Pa.
Several seniors, playing in their final home game, led the Albright College football team to victory over the winless Cougars of Misericordia 48-0 in dominating fashion.
Senior running back Ty Hughes reached the century mark for the third time this season, gaining exactly 100 yards on 21 carries. Scott Pillar had nine catches for 109 yards and
a touchdown. Quarterback TJ Luddy had one interception and no TD passes, but continued to throw for high percentage with 14-of-25 passing.
Senior quarterback Adam Galczynski completed 15 of 21 passes, throwing touchdowns to seniors Scott Pillar and Caleb Shilko, as the Lions cruised to victory. Seniors Tim
McCaffrey and Ryan Ott recorded six and seven tackles, respectively. McCaffrey just missed an interception, forcing a punt. Ott harassed Misericordia quarterback Michael
Pheasant all afternoon, sacking him once. Nick Gjoni and Mark Capetola had six and five tackles, both with four for loss.
On defense, cornerback Levi Myers led the way with eight total tackles, and safety Drew Peterson intercepted his third pass of the season (and seventh in two seasons). Senior
linebacker Tim McCaffrey worked his way into the rotation and had seven tackles, three for loss, and two forced fumbles. The Lions forced four fumbles on the day, with linebacker Matt Filosa recovering two and nose tackle Quashon Mayes falling on another. Hunter Riggs also forced a fumble.
Game 6
Albright 45, FDU-Florham 0
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
Total
FDU-Florham
0
0
0
0
0
14
14
7
10
45
Albright
The Albright College football team recorded a shutout in Shirk Stadium, blanking a short-handed FDU-Florham squad 45-0.
It was Albright’s first shutout since a 16-0 win over King’s in 2008. The Devils had been ravaged by injuries on offense in the last week, losing top receiver Anthony Fruncillo,
starting quarterback Mike Santos and their top two running backs, and had a key lineman playing hurt as well.
MAC receptions leader Scott Pillar lined up in the backfield on numerous occasions, totaling 114 yards on five carries (with one score). He also caught two passes for 20 yards
and a touchdown.Pillar broke for a 94-yard touchdown run late in the first quarter to put the Lions up 14-0. It was the third-longest rush in school history, and the longest run by a
Lion since 1951 (96 yards, Willie Smith).
Game 7
Albright 41, King’s 10
The win tied for Albright’s second largest shutout in school history behind a 63-0 victory over Delaware Valley in 1963, the other being a 48-0 win against Palmyra AC.
Game 10
Albright 26, Lebanon Valley 14
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
Total
Albright
0
10
3
13
26
Lebanon Valley
0
7
0
7
14
Junior Mark Capetola set school records with four forced fumbles and 6.5 tackles for loss and the Albright defense was excellent throughout as the Lions defeated Lebanon
Valley 26-14, in Annville, Pa.
Capetola finished with 11 tackles (eight solo) and 2.5 sacks as the Lions didn’t allow an offensive point until the final minute of the contest. Classmate Drew Peterson added an
interception, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery.
Other defensive standouts included senior Ryan Ott (12 tackles, 2.0 for loss), and junior Matthew Hnatiuk- who returned an interception 51 yards late in the contest. Albright
held LVC to 236 yards of total offense and stopped two of three fourth down tries.
ECAC South-East Bowl
Albright 38, Franklin & Marshall 34
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
Total
King’s
0
0
0
10
10
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
Total
41
Albright
0
14
0
24
38
14
7
0
13
34
Albright
14
14
13
0
The Albright College football team scored the first 41 points of the game as the Lions cruised to a 41-10 Homecoming victory over King’s College, in Shirk Stadium.
Franklin & Marshall
Albright’s quarterbacks were a perfect 9-of-9 in the first half as the Lions scored touchdowns on their first four drives. TJ Luddy was 9-of-10 for 241 yards and three TDs, while
Adam Galczynski went 3-for-4 for 50 yards. Fullback and fifth-year senior Marty Reinhardt rushed for 34 yards and two touchdowns. Junior Daniel McNair caught three passes
for 84 yards (one TD).
In a crazy first minute of the fourth quarter, the Albright College football team erased a 14-point deficit in 14 seconds and went on to win the 2012 ECAC South-East Bowl, 38-34
over Franklin & Marshall.
The defense looked to grab a second consecutive shutout and held King’s scoreless into the fourth quarter. Senior Tim McCaffrey continued to play well, equaling a team-high
seven tackles and intercepting a pass, the fourth turnover he’s been involved in over the last three weeks.
After F&M punched it in for a 28-14 lead on the opening play of the fourth quarter, junior Daniel McNair took the ensuing kickoff back 88 yards for the touchdown.
Game 8
#12 Widener 34, Albright 29
Score by Quarters
1
2
3
4
Total
Albright
7
15
0
7
29
Widener
17
7
7
3
34
The Albright College football team came within a 30-yard hail mary of upsetting #12 Widener University on the road but fell short, 34-29, due in large part to a fourth quarter
goal-line stand by the Pride.
Trailing 31-22 midway through the fourth, the Lions drove to third-and-goal on the Widener one yard line. Albright called two straight plunges by Reinhardt but the Pride stuffed
both to escape a major threat. Widener tacked on a field goal but the Lions drove down and scored to make it 34-29 with 39 seconds left on senior Scott Pillar’s third touchdown
catch of the day.Daniel Sobolewski’s onside kick was recovered by Levi Myers, and Adam Galczynski found Daniel McNair down to the 30-yard line with 20 seconds remaining.
Four passes fell short however, including a final heave into the end zone, as Albright’s comeback bid came up short.
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Dominck Hezekia then fumbled Albright’s kickoff on his own four-yard line, where it was recovered by Sean Cunningham on the one. Ty Hughes carried it in on the next play,
giving the Lions two touchdowns in 14 seconds (and a combined three touchdowns for the two squads in a 28-second span).
The action was far from over, as F&M’s Paul McGann got behind the Lion defense on the next play from scrimmage but was stripped by Drew Peterson. Cunningham came up
with the ball for his second fumble recovery in a span of 18 seconds.
Albright quarterback TJ Luddy completed a tough third down pass to Caleb Shilko to the four-yard line, and then snuck it in with 8:33 left to put the Lions ahead 35-28.
Joe Magosin made an open field tackle on a cutback run and Chris Stephens broke up a third-down pass as the Lion defense stood firm. With three minutes remaining Nick
Gjoni batted down a pass and then Ryan Ott broke up a fourth-down attempt on the hosts’ final realistic chance to get back in the game.
Daniel Sobolewski capped things off with a field goal, before the Diplomats added a garbage time touchdown in the final seconds.
McNair earned Game MVP honors with six catches for 89 yards and a TD, to go with his kick return touchdown. Luddy completed 15-of-23 passes for 243 yards and a score,
while fullback Marty Reinhardt totaled 34 yards and a touchdown on six carries in his final collegiate game.
Albright concludes its 2012 campaign with a record of 8-3, winning its sixth ECAC championship and first since 2008. The victory also marked head coach John Marzka’s fourth
career postseason win.
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2012 Individual
Statistics
RUSHING
GP AttGainLoss Net Avg.TD Long Avg/G
Ty Hughes 11 154 762 20 742 4.8 8 30 Zach Groff 11 71 363 16 347 4.9 4 Marty Reinhardt 11 49 232 1 231 18 161 Scott Pillar 11 24 179 TOTAL OFFENSE
GPlays Rush PassTotal Avg/G
FG SEQUENCE
TJ Luddy 11 272 Kean University Adam Galczynski 11 126 23 784 807 73.4
Stevenson (47) -
Ty Hughes 11 154 742 0 742 67.5
Wilkes University 35 24
11 1849 1860 169.1
11 71 347 0 347 31.5
Lycoming 47 (39)
11 49 231 0 231 21.0
Delaware Valley Coll 37 -
Scott Pillar 11 25 161 0 161 14.6
FDU-Florham 4 14 84 0 84 21.0
King’s GPNo.Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G
67.5
Scott Pillar 11 80 1093 13.7 12 57 99.4
Ryan Wade 5 15 -6 35 29 5.8
Widener 29 31.5
Daniel McNair 11 44 14.4 4 42 57.5
Jacob Bingham 4 6 26 0 26 6.5
Misericordia 4.7 7 17 21.0
Caleb Shilko 11 37 483 13.1 2 36 43.9
Josh Macleod 4 2 12 0 12 3.0
Lebanon Valley 6.7 1 94 14.6
Eric Wade 11 14 170 12.1 2 37 15.5
Jim Gallagher 2 5 12 0 12 6.0
Franklin & Marshall Uriah Brickhouse 85 1 84 6.0 1 26 21.0
Griffin Eldridge 9 10 133 13.3 2 23 14.8
Dwayne Randall 1 2 11 0 11 11.0
Jacob Bingham 6 26 0 26 4.3 0 14 6.5
Marty Reinhardt 11 8 76 9.5 0 29 6.9
Jaishon Moore 3 3 6 0 6 2.0
Adam Galczynski 11 13 53 30 23 1.8 0 14 2.1
Zach Groff 11 5 26 5.2 0 9 2.4
Levar Shannon 1 1 5 0 5 5.0
Jim Gallagher 2 5 12 0 12 2.4 0 6 6.0
Ty Hughes 11 2 17 8.5 0 17 1.5
Patrick Wise 3 1 0 4 4 1.3
Josh Macleod 4 2 12 0 12 6.0 0 9 3.0
Devron Clark 9 2 15 7.5 0 9 1.7
TEAM 4 7 -8 0 -8 -2.0
11 62 171 160 11 0.2 1 17 1.0
Josh Marshall 10 1 13 13.0 0 13 1.3
Total
11 755 1657 2672 4329 393.5
Opponents
11 671 1473 1861 3334 303.1
TJ Luddy Dwayne Randall 1 2 12 1 11 5.5 0 12 11.0
Troy Brennan 4 1 10 10.0 0 10 2.5
Jaishon Moore 3 3 6 0 6 2.0 0 4 2.0
Josh Macleod 4 1 4 4.0 0 4 1.0
Levar Shannon 1 1 5 0 5 5.0 0 5 5.0
Total 11 205 2672 13.0 22 57 242.9
Daniel McNair 11 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0
Opponents 11 150 1861 12.4 20 79 169.2
Ryan Wade 5 5 5 11 -6 -1.2 0 3 -1.2
TEAM 4 7 0 8 -8 -1.1 0 0 -2.0
Total 11 419 1923 266 1657 4.0 22 94 150.6
Opponents 11 407 1772 299 1473 3.6 10 80 133.9
PASSING
GP
Effic
Att-Cmp-Int
TJ Luddy 11 154.2 133-210-7 63.3 1849 15 57 168.1
Adam Galczynski 11 132.7 67-113-3 59.3 784 7 33 71.3
49.4 4-10-1 40.0 35 0 16 7.0
Dan Sobolewski 11 -200.0 0-1-1 0.0 0 0 0 0.0
Scott Pillar Ryan Wade Patrick Wise 5 Pct
Yds
TD Lng Avg/G
11 0.0 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0
3 133.6 1-1-0 100.0 4 0 4 1.3
Total 11 142.3 205-336-12 61.0 2672 22 57 242.9
Opponents 11 133.5 150-264-10 56.8 1861 20 79 169.2
KICK RETURNS
Drew Peterson Devron Clark Terrance Chambliss No.Yds Avg TD Long
12 192 16.0 0 28
10 161 16.1 0 32
8 96 12.0 0 25
Daniel McNair 6 166 27.7 1 85
Ty Hughes 1 18 18.0 0 18
Total 38 633 16.7 1 85
Opponents
54 1059 19.6 0 72
PUNT RETURNS
Drew Peterson 16 94 5.9 1 47
Terrance Chambliss 5 34 6.8 0 13
Chris Stephens 2 25 12.5 0 0
Mark Krisak 1 6 6.0 0 0
Total
24 159 6.6 1 47
Opponents
21 157 7.5 0 41
INTERCEPTIONS
No.Yds Avg TD Long
PAT
SCORING
TD FG Kick RushRcvPassDXP Saf Pts
Scott Pillar 13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 78
Dan Sobolewski 0 6-11 33-35 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 51
Ty Hughes 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48
Marty Reinhardt 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42
Daniel McNair 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30
Zach Groff 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24
Griffin Eldridge 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12
Caleb Shilko 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12
Eric Wade 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12
Drew Peterson 4 19 4.8 0 13
Drew Peterson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6
Joe Magosin 2 50 25.0 0 45
Jordan Loiodice 0 0-1 6-8 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6
Matthew Hnatiuk 2 62 31.0 0 51
Matt Pattison 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6
Chris Stephens 1 5 5.0 0 5
Uriah Brickhouse 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6
Tim McCaffrey 1 0 0.0 0 0
Matt Filosa 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6
Total 10 136 13.6 0 51
TJ Luddy 1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 6
Opponents 12 237 19.8 1 100
0 0-0 2
PUNTING
No. Yds Avg LongTB FCI20 50+ Blk
TJ Luddy 0-0 1-3 0 0-1 0 0 Total Adam Galczynski 48 6-12 39-43 1-4 0 0-1 0 0 347
Opponents 31 4-5 24-27 0-0 1 1-4 0 0 224
48,(37) -
- (38)
(30) (26),(44)
- -
(33),(35),43 -
28,(35) -
Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.
ALL PURPOSE
GRush Rec PR KOR IR
Scott Pillar 11 Daniel McNair 11 0 Ty Hughes 11 Caleb Shilko 11 Zach Groff Marty Reinhardt 161 1093 Tot Avg/G
0 0 632 0 166 0 1254 0 798 114.0
72.5
742 17 0 18 0 777 70.6
0 483 0 0 0 483 43.9
11 347 26 0 0 0 373 33.9
11 231 76 0 0 0 307 27.9
Drew Peterson 11 0 0 94 192 19 305 27.7
Devron Clark 9 0 15 0 161 0 176 19.6
Eric Wade 11 0 170 0 0 0 170 15.5
Griffin Eldridge 9 0 133 0 0 0 133 14.8
Terrance Chambliss 4 0 0 34 96 0 130 32.5
Uriah Brickhouse 4 84 0 0 0 0 84 21.0
Matthew Hnatiuk 11 0 0 0 0 62 62 5.6
Joe Magosin 11 0 0 0 0 50 50 4.5
Chris Stephens 11 0 0 25 0 5 30 2.7
Jacob Bingham 4 26 0 0 0 0 26 6.5
Adam Galczynski 11 23 0 0 0 0 23 2.1
Josh Macleod 4 12 4 0 0 0 16 4.0
Josh Marshall 10 0 13 0 0 0 13 1.3
Jim Gallagher 2 12 0 0 0 0 12 6.0
TJ Luddy 11 11 0 0 0 0 11 1.0
Dwayne Randall 1 11 0 0 0 0 11 11.0
Troy Brennan 4 0 10 0 0 0 10 2.5
Jaishon Moore 3 6 0 0 0 0 6 2.0
Mark Krisak 3 0 0 6 0 0 6 2.0
Levar Shannon 1 5 0 0 0 0 5 5.0
Pct.01-1920-2930-3040-4950-99LgBlk
Ryan Wade 5 -6 0 0 0 0 -6 -1.2
4 -8 0 0 0 0 -8 -2.0
37 1495 40.4 53 2 2 9 4 0
Tim McCaffrey 1 39 39.0 39 0 0 0 0 0
Dan Sobolewski 1 29 29.0 29 0 1 0 0 0
Dan Sobolewski 6-11 54.5 0-0 0-1 5-6 1-4 0-0 47 1
TEAM Total 39 1563 40.1 53 2 3 9 4 0
Jordan Loiodice 0.0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0
Total 11 1657 2672 159 633 136 5257 477.9
Opponents 52 1608 30.9 55 3 11 8 3 4
Opponents
11 1473 1861 157 1059 237 4787 435.2
FUMBLE RETURNS
No. Yds Avg TDLong
Ed Leech 1 31 31.0 0 31
KICKOFFS
Matt Filosa 1 14 14.0 1 14
Dan Sobolewski Drew Peterson 1 35 35.0 0 35
Jordan Loiodice Matt Pattison 0 0 0.0 1 0
Total
3 80 26.7 2 35
Opponents
0 0 0.0 0 0
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No.Yds Avg TD Long
-
Zach Groff Uriah Brickhouse 4 14 4 - Marty Reinhardt RECEIVING
632 AlbrightOpponents
0-1 No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn NetYdln
56.7 7 2
106 53.0 0 0
Total
62 3507 56.6 7 2 19.6 36.7 28
Opponents 43 2327 54.1 1 5 16.7 38.8 26
FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA
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2012 Defensive
Statistics
Tackles
Sacks
GP Solo AstTotal TFL/Yds No-Yards
Matthew Hnatiuk Ryan Ott Levi Myers Nick Gjoni Matt Filosa Drew Peterson Chris Stephens Paul Hobbs Mark Capetola Matt Pattison Tim McCaffrey Sean Cunningham Joe Magosin Donny Guido Ed Leech Tyler Hamlet Quashon Mayes Hunter Riggs Demonya Womack Josh Marshall Mike Walsh Steffen Wilkens Zach Groff Malik Compton Ivan Figueroa JT Harding Scott Pillar Dylan McKenzie TJ Luddy Colton Ryan Ethan Martin Richie Applegate Dimitrie Christodoylakis Dan Sobolewski Matt Sands Josh Macleod Chris Zaorski JaVaughn Patterson Josh Barndt Darius Johnson Rashad Adams Nick Glass Miller Hinds Taasheim Crum Jacob Bingham Devon Rose Terrance Chambliss Griffin Eldridge Devron Clark Darian Meador Jordan Loiodice Mark Krisak Eric Wade Daniel McNair Total Opponents 35
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Statistics
Albright
SCORING 347 224
KICK RETURN AVERAGE 16.7 19.6
31.5 20.4
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 6.6 7.5
225 178
INT RETURN AVERAGE 13.6 19.8
16-4 26-13
77-709 58-448
64.5 40.7
39-1563 52-1608
Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Opponents
Albright
Opponents
Rushing 95 76
FUMBLES-LOST Passing 122 84
PENALTIES-Yards Penalty 8 18
1657 1473
1923 1772
Average Per Punt 40.1 30.9
Net punt average 35.0 26.7
62-3507 43-2327
RUSHING YARDAGE Average Per Game PUNTS-Yards Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing 266 299
Rushing Attempts 419 407
Average Per Rush 4.0 3.6
Average Per Kick 56.6 54.1
Average Per Game 150.6 133.9
Net kick average 51.2 38.8
TDs Rushing 22 10
32:53 27:03
2672 1861
71/154 50/139
205-336-12 150-264-10
3rd-Down Pct 46% 36%
4TH-DOWN Conversions 12/25 6/24
48% 25%
21-121 29-174
MISC YARDS 13 0
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6-12 4-5
1-2 1-2
RED-ZONE SCORES (39-51) 76% (25-32) 78%
RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (34-51) 67% (22-32) 69%
(39-43) 91% (24-27) 89%
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PASSING YARDAGE KICKOFFS-Yards TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3RD-DOWN Conversions Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass 8.0 7.0
Average Per Catch 13.0 12.4
Average Per Game 242.9 169.2
TDs Passing 22 20
TOTAL OFFENSE 4329 3334
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 4th-Down Pct SACKS BY-Yards Total Plays 755 671
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS Average Per Play 5.7 5.0
ON-SIDE KICKS Average Per Game 393.5 303.1
KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 38-633 54-1059
PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 24-159 21-157
PAT-ATTEMPTS INT RETURNS: #-Yards 10-136 12-237
ATTENDANCE SCORE BY QUARTERS
Albright Opponents 1st
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101 60 3rd
57 27 Games/Avg Per Game Neutral Site Games 4th
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Career Individual
Records
RUSHING
Yards Gained
Dennis Zimmerman
Josan Holmes
Matt Santoro
Matt Pammer
Adam Hubley
Carries
Dennis Zimmerman
Matt Pammer
Adam Hubley
Josan Holmes
Matt Santoro
3,430
3,158
2,711
2,611
2,460
979
717
706
684
632
Yards Per Carry (min. 200 carries)
Kevin Daniels
5.7
(1,337 yds/235 carries)
Jon Thorpe
5.5
Vic Scotese
5.4
Frankie Francks
5.3
Bob MacMillan
4.9
Rushing Yards Per Game
Jon Thorpe
105.0
(2,310 yds/22 games)
Vic Scotese
90.0
Bob MacMillan
79.8
Matt Pammer
72.5
Josan Holmes
70.2
Touchdowns
Josan Holmes
Adam Hubley
Matt Santoro
Dennis Zimmerman
Dick Riffle
PASSING
Yards
John Port
Bryan Snyder
Tanner Kelly
Mike Strack
Mike Futrick
Completions
John Port
Bryan Snyder
Tanner Kelly
Mike Strack
Mike Futrick
37
45
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10,718
9,616
6,498
4,163
966
836
811
510
335
1966-69
2008-11
1996-99
1984-87
2001-04
1966-69
1984-87
2001-04
2008-11
1996-99
1971-74
1988-91
1978-81
1973-76
1970-73
1988-91
1978-81
1966-69
1984-87
2008-11
2008-11
2001-04
1996-99
1966-69
1934-37
2001-05
1994-97
2006-09
1999-01
1989-91
2001-05
1994-97
2006-09
1999-01
1989-91
Attempts
John Port
Bryan Snyder
Tanner Kelly
Mike Strack
Mike Futrick
Touchdown Passes
John Port
Bryan Snyder
Tanner Kelly
Mike Strack
Gary Chapman
1,585
1,434
1,241
966
605
110
96
80
47
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Completion Pct. (min. 500 attempts)
Tanner Kelly
0.654
(811 for 1,241)
John Port
0.609
(966 for 1,585)
Bryan Snyder
0.585
(851 for 1456)
Mike Futrick
0.554
(335 for 605)
Mike Strack
0.528
(510 for 966)
Passing Yards Per Game
John Port
283.4
(12,470 yards in 44 games)
Bryan Snyder
279.0
Tanner Kelly
218.5
Mike Strack
209.6
Mike Futrick
148.7
Had Intercepted
Bryan Snyder
John Port
Mike Futrick
Roy Curnow
Mike Strack
Mike Crovetti
Tanner Kelly
53
46
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30
2001-05
1994-97
2006-09
1999-01
1989-91
2001-05
1994-97
2006-09
1999-01
1959-61
2006-09
2001-05
1994-97
1989-91
1999-01
2001-05
1994-97
2006-09
1999-01
1989-91
1994-97
2001-05
1989-91
1970-73
1999-01
1984-87
2006-09
RECEIVING
Receptions
Nick Cushman
Eric Nemec
Nate Romig
Ryan Ditze
Scott Pillar
266
264
241
238
200
2001-04
1995-98
2006-09
1993-96
2009-12
Yards
Nick Cushman
Eric Nemec
Nate Romig
Ryan Ditze
Scott Pillar
3,666
3,433
3,398
3,359
3,323
2001-04
1995-98
2006-09
1993-96
2009-12
Touchdown Receptions
Nate Romig
Eric Nemec
Scott Pillar
Nick Cushman
Ryan Ditze
Receptions Per Game
Nick Cushman
(266 catches/40 games)
Eric Nemec
Ryan Ditze
Nate Romig
Jim Maransky
38
36
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2006-09
1995-98
2009-12
2001-04
1993-96
6.7
2001-04
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1995-98
5.8
1993-96
5.4
2006-09
4.8
1986-89
Yards Per Reception (min. 75 rec.)
Jesse Dorais
19.2
(2,438 yards on 127 receptions)
Scott Pillar
16.6
Howard Payton
15.9
Nate Romig
14.1
Ryan Ditze
14.0
Receiving Yards Per Game
Nick Cushman
91.7
Eric Nemec
82.0
Ryan Ditze
80.9
Jesse Dorais
78.7
Scott Pillar
75.5
TOTAL OFFENSE
Plays
John Port
1,816
(1,585 passing, 231 rushing)
Bryan Snyder
1,674
Tanner Kelly
1,190
(882 passing, 308 rushing)
Mike Strack
1,153
Dennis Zimmerman
989
(979 rushing, 10 receiving)
2000-03
2009-12
1996-99
2006-09
1993-96
2001-04
1995-98
1993-96
2000-03
2009-13
2001-05
1994-97
2006-08
1999-01
1966-69
Yards
John Port
12,175
(12,470 passing, -275 rushing)
Tanner Kelly
10,576
Bryan Snyder
10,406
Mike Strack
6,548
Mike Futrick
4,377
Yards Per Game
John Port
276.7
Bryan Snyder
271.0
Tanner Kelly
240.4
Mike Strack
211.2
Mike Futrick
156.3
SCORING
Points (non-kicker)
Josan Holmes
(49 TDs, 1 2XP)
Nate Romig
(44 TDs, 2 2XP)
Scott Pillar
(36 TDs)
Eric Nemec
(36 TDs)
Tom Olivo
(35 TDs)
Points (kicker)
Dennis Unger
(44 FGs, 123 XPs)
John Whelan
(28 FGs, 122 XPs)
George Merrill
(35 FGs, 79 XPs)
Dustin Kaplan
(8 FGs, 147 XPs)
Mike Franczak
(26 FGs, 67 XPs)
2001-05
2006-09
1994-97
1999-01
1989-91
2001-05
1994-97
2006-09
1999-01
1989-91
296
2008-11
268
2006-09
216
2009-12
216
1995-98
210
1958-61
255
1994-97
207
2007-10
184
1998-01
171
2002-05
145
1978-81
Field Goals
Dennis Unger
George Merrill
John Whelan
Mike Franczak
John Meil
44
35
28
26
17
1994-97
1998-01
2007-10
1978-81
1982-85
Field Goals Attempted
Dennis Unger
George Merrill
John Whelan
Mike Franczak
Rich Appaluccio
62
56
47
37
21
1994-97
1998-01
2007-10
1978-81
1988-90
147
123
121
107
79
2002-05
1994-97
2007-10
1973-76
1998-01
PATs
Dustin Kaplan
Dennis Unger
John Whelan
Bill Brown
George Merrill
PAT Attempts
Dustin Kaplan
Dennis Unger
John Whelan
Bill Brown
George Merrill
PUNTING
Punts
Greg Holst
Bert Wenzel
William Gallen
Tanner Kelly
Mark Holway
Yards
Greg Holst
Bert Wenzel
William Gallen
Tanner Kelly
Ed McCloskey **
169
148
138
120
96
For Loss (yards) (since 1990)
Russell Benditt $
71 (-301)
Shawn Stratz
43 (-158)
Chris Rickards
41 (-179)
Tom Fitti
40 (-157)
Jackson Fallon
37 (-172)
1997-01
1994-97
1994-97
1998-01
1998-01
$ redshirted 1 year
245
243
186
168
125
1978-81
2000-03
1973-76
2006-09
1981-83
9,062
8,749
7,070
6,105
4,261
1978-81
2000-03
1973-76
2006-09
1969-71
Yards Per Punt (min. 100 punts)
William Gallen
38.0
(7,070 yds/186 punts)
Greg Holst
36.9
(9,062 yds/245 punts)
Tanner Kelly
36.3
(6,105 yds/168 punts)
Bert Wenzel
36.0
(8,749 yd/243 punts)
Ed McCloskey **
35.2
(4,261 yds/121 punts)
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TACKLES
Unassisted (since 1982)
Tom Fitti
Pete Manotti
Brett Gaul
Matt Christ
Jason Howe
2002-05
1994-97
2007-10
1973-76
1998-01
200
175
147
140
135
1973-76
1978-81
2006-09
2000-03
1969-71
1998-01
2002-05
2006-09
2005-08
1994-97
FUMBLES
Forced (since 1988)
Mike McCoy #
Toby Ranck
Mark Capetola
Mike Porreca #
Chris Lysakowski #
Pete Manotti
Russell Benditt $
Jim Kernan
Mark Fosbenner
Carl Perino
John Shea
Nick Yarussi ††
Recovered (since 1975)
Mark Crow
Nick Yarussi
Kevin Kelly
Dave Barr
Bob Majowicz
Jim Kernan
Tim O’Shea
Art Vellutato
Franklin Strokoff
Tom Deja
Marco Lloyd
Bob Smith
Leo Palumbo
Mike Niro
Josh Hare
10
8
8
7
7
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
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1986-89
1975-78
1998-01
1976-79
1995-97
1981-84
1981-83
1999-02
1994-97
1984-87
1981-84
1978-81
1978-81
2007-10
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21
18
17
16
15
1995-98
2000-03
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1960-63
1980-83
1967-69
1989-91
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18
17
17
16
1997-01
1994-97
1994-97
1999-03
1981-83
1981-84
248
239
173
173
170
153
1994-97
1981-84
1998-01
1988-91
1994-97
1995-98
Interceptions
Bob Maro
Jack Byers
Jack Sudol
Steve Simon
Bob Taggart
Terry Rhodes
Jon Thorpe
Total (since 1982)
Jason Howe
Tom Fitti
Bob Smith
Pete Manotti
Jason Eberts
Greg Vella
383
373
339
286
282
265
1994-97
1998-01
1994-97
2002-05
1988-91
1988-91
SACKS (since 1982)
Russell Benditt $
Chris Rickards
Shawn Stratz
Jackson Fallon $
Art Vellutato †
Bob Smith
1987-90
1998-00
2010-12
1987-90
1987-89
2002-05
1997-01
1995-97
1989-92
1989-91
1988-91
1986-89
$ redshirted 1 year; # missing 1987 stats
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Assisted (since 1982)
Jason Howe
Bob Smith
Tom Fitti
Joe Jennings
Jason Eberts
Nick Panico
Per Game (since 1982)
Bob Smith
11.30
1981-84
(339 tackles/30 games)
Art Vellutato†
11.06
1981-83
Jason Howe
9.34
1994-97
Tom Fitti
9.10
1998-01
Nick Yarussi
8.15
1986-89
† not including 1981 stats
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6
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
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$ redshirted 1 year
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Individual Single
Season Records
RUSHING
Yards Gained
Jon Thorpe
Dennis Zimmerman
Josan Holmes
Vic Scotese
Chad Eisenhower
Carries
Dennis Zimmerman
Dennis Zimmerman
Adam Hubley
Chad Eisenhower
Jon Thorpe
1,198
1,161
1,087
1,056
1,051
336
265
248
244
235
Kevin Daniels
7.3
(851 yds/116 carries)
Frankie Francks
6.4
Jim Kuhn
5.7
Steve Opet
5.6
Bob MacMillan
5.5
Josan Holmes
5.5
Rushing Yards Per Game
Dennis Zimmerman
129.0
(1,161 yards/9 games)
Jon Thorpe
119.8
Vic Scotese
117.3
Matt Pammer
104.1
(729 yards/7 games)
Jon Thorpe
103.4
Touchdowns
Josan Holmes
Jon Thorpe
Dick Riffle
Josan Holmes
Dennis Zimmerman
PASSING
Yards
John Port
Bryan Snyder
John Port
Bryan Snyder
Tanner Kelly
Completions
John Port
Bryan Snyder
John Port
Tanner Kelly
John Port
39
16
14
13
12
11
3,799
3,530
3,397
3,052
3,030
271
267
244
244
237
1990
1968
2008
1981
1995
Attempts
Bryan Snyder
Bryan Snyder
John Port
John Port
Mike Strack
449
443
421
415
400
Completion Pct (min. 100 attempts)
Tanner Kelly
0.680
1968
(244 of 359)
1969
Tanner Kelly
0.666
2003
(217 of 326)
1995
Bryan Snyder
0.647
1990
(225 of 348)
John Port
0.644
(271 of 421)
1974
Tanner Kelly
0.637
(167 of 262)
1974
Passing Yards Per Game
1972
John Port
345.4
1980
John Port
339.7
1972
Bryan Snyder
305.2
2008
Bryan Snyder
294.2
John Port
274.5
1968
1990
1981
1985
1991
2010
1991
1936
2008
1969
2004
1996
2003
1997
2009
2004
1996
2005
2009
2003
1995
1996
2004
2005
2001
Yards
Nick Cushman
Nate Romig
Ryan Ditze
Eric Nemec
Scott Pillar
1,682
1,341
1,262
1,197
1,140
Yards Per Reception (min. 25 rec.)
2009
Scott Pillar
23.3
(628 yards/27 receptions)
2007
Jesse Dorais
21.2
1997
Jesse Dorais
20.3
(1,034 yards/51 receptions)
2004
Howard Payton
19.9
2006
Ryan Ditze
19.8
2004
2003
1997
1996
2005
Receiving Yards Per Game
Nick Cushman
152.9
Eric Nemec
119.7
Ryan Ditze
105.2
Scott Pillar
103.7
Jesse Dorais
103.4
Touchdown Passes
Bryan Snyder
John Port
John Port
Bryan Snyder
John Port
Tanner Kelly
42
35
29
27
25
25
1996
2004
2003
1997
2005
2007
Ryan Ditze
Nick Cushman
Eric Nemec
Jesse Dorais
Nate Romig
Scott Pillar
Scott Pillar
Had Intercepted (since 1960)
Bryan Snyder
Mike Strack
Bryan Snyder
John Port
Dan Merkel
Mike Futrick
Stan Bergman
Mike Futrick
Ken Dysart
Roy Curnow
18
17
16
15
15
15
15
14
14
14
1995
2000
1994
2002
1993
1989
1984
1991
1988
1971
TOTAL OFFENSE
Plays
Bryan Snyder
524
Bryan Snyder
517
Tanner Kelly
497
John Port
473
Tanner Kelly
465
RECEIVING
Receptions
Nick Cushman
Ryan Ditze
Nate Romig
Eric Nemec
Ryan Ditze
101
94
91
88
82
2004
1996
2009
1997
1994
20
17
16
13
12
12
12
Yards
John Port
3,766
Bryan Snyder
3,406
Tanner Kelly
3,367
John Port
3,358
Bryan Snyder
2,938
2004
2009
1996
1997
2011
2009
2001
2003
1999
1993
2004
1997
1996
2011
2003
1996
2004
1997
2003
2009
2011
2012
1995
1996
2009
2004
2007
2004
1996
2009
2003
1997
Yards Per Game
John Port
342.4
John Port
335.8
Bryan Snyder
293.8
Bryan Snyder
283.8
John Port
266.3
SCORING
Points (non-kicker)
Ryan Ditze
(20 TDs)
Nick Cushman
(17 TDs, 2 2XPs)
Eric Nemec
(16 TDs, 2 2XPs)
John Thorpe
(16 TDs)
Josan Holmes
(16 TDs)
Nate Romig
(15 TDs)
Points (kicker)
Dennis Unger
(18 FGs, 25 XPs)
George Merrill
(16 FGs, 25 XPs)
John Whelan
(9 FGs, 37 XPs)
Dustin Kaplan
(4 FGs, 52 XPs)
Dennis Unger
(6 FGs, 45 XPs)
2004
2003
1997
1996
2005
120
1996
106
2004
100
1997
96
1991
96
2010
90
2007
79
1995
73
2001
64
2009
64
2004
63
1996
Field Goals
Dennis Unger
George Merrill
Dennis Unger
George Merrill
John Whelan
John Whelan
Dennis Unger
Rich Appaluccio
Mike Franczak
18
16
11
11
8
7
7
7
7
1995
2001
1994
1999
2007
2008
1997
1988
1981
George Merrill
Dennis Unger
Dennis Unger
George Merrill
John Whelan
26
22
19
17
16
2001
1995
1994
1999
2007
PATs
Dustin Kaplan
Dennis Unger
Dustin Kaplan
Jordan Loiodice
John Whelan
52
50
41
39
37
2004
1996
2003
2011
2009
PAT Attempts
Dustin Kaplan
Dennis Unger
Dustin Kaplan
Jordan Loiodice
John Whelan
57
57
45
41
40
2004
1996
2003
2011
2009
PUNTING
Punts
Ken Dysart
Dennis Zimmerman
Mark Holway
Bert Wenzel
Dave Curtis
Greg Holst
Chris Seger
80
80
79
76
73
73
72
Yards
Dennis Zimmerman
Bert Wenzel
Greg Holst
Dave Curtis
Mark Holway
2,801
2,760
2,758
2,664
2,633
Chris Morehouse
43.2
(2,247 yards/52 punts)
Brooks Mitzkewich
42.5
TJ Luddy
40.4
Jeff Perry
39.6
Tanner Kelly
39.2
1987
1968
1983
2001
1984
1979
1977
1968
2001
1979
1984
1983
1998
2011
2012
1996
2007
TACKLES
Unassisted (since 1982)
Pete Manotti
Tom Fitti
Mike Gancarz
Dave Harig
Brendan Bresnahan
68
66
63
63
60
2004
2001
2002
2009
2009
Joe Jennings
Bob Smith
Anthony DellaVentura
Carl Perino
Nick Panico
Jason Howe
Marco Lloyd
106
96
80
80
79
79
77
1991
1982
1998
1991
1998
1994
1987
Total (since 1982)
Bob Smith
Joe Jennings
Bob Smith
Jason Howe
Nick Panico
Per Game (since 1982)
Bob Smith
(128 tackles in 9 games)
Bob Smith
Joe Jennings
John Shea
Jason Howe
128
1982
127
1991
121
1984
120
1994
114
1998
FUMBLES
Forced (since 1988)
Toby Ranck
Mark Capetola
Mike McCoy
Mike Porreca
Rich Sbarra
Matt Fitzgerald
Chris Lysakowski
Lou Pascarella
Kris Trauger
Nick Yarussi
many players tied with
6
5
5
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
1999
2012
1988
1990
2006
2000
1988
1988
1988
1988
(last by Matt Pattison, 2011)
Recovered
Nick Yarussi
Jim Kernan
Art Vellutato
Marco Lloyd
Tim O’Shea
Bob Majowicz
Mike Niro
Leo Palumbo
Mark Crow
Mike Zielinski
John Wesley
6
1988
5
1995
5
1982
4
1987
4
1982
4
1979
4
1980
4
1980
4
1974
4
1973
4
1971
INTERCEPTIONS
Jack Sudol
12
Bob Maro
10
Ed McCloskey
9
Jack Byers
8
Todd Hoffman
8
Terry Rhodes
8
Jon Thorpe
7
Terry Rhodes
7
Paul Reid
7
Matt Christ
7
1953
1996
1970
2003
2001
1968
1989
1969
1964
2007
SACKS (since 1982)
Chris Rickards
11.5
Bob Smith
11
Russell Benditt
10.5
Art Vellutato
10
Alvin Thomas
10
1995
1982
2000
1982
2009
14.22
1982
13.44
1984
12.70
12.13
12.00
Russell Benditt
29 (-116)
Russell Benditt
28 (-123)
Chris Rickards
25 (-109)
Dave Oscar
20 (-46)
Chad Sload
19 (-84)
1991
1991
1994
2001
2000
1995
1995
2001
40
Individual Single
Game Records
RUSHING
Yards Gained
Chad Eisenhower
Vic Scotese
Matt Santoro
Matt Pammer
Josan Holmes
Matt Santoro
Carries
Dennis Zimmerman
Dennis Zimmerman
Dennis Zimmerman
Chris Arnout
Dennis Zimmerman
Chad Eisenhower
Matt Pammer
Touchdowns
Chad Eisenhower
Tom Olivo
Dick Riffle
Josan Holmes
274
252
243
225
225
223
45
42
42
41
41
39
39
4
4
4
4
1995 vs Leb. Valley
1981 vs FDU-Madison
1997 vs Del. Valley
1985 vs Leb. Valley
2010 vs Geneva
1998 vs Leb. Valley
1968 vs Del. Valley & Leb. Valley
1969 vs Lycoming
1968 vs Moravian
1982 vs Wilkes
1969 vs Leb. Valley
1995 vs Susquehanna
1986 vs Leb. Valley
1994 vs Del. Valley
1961 vs Muhlenberg
1936 vs Muhlenberg
twice
Kevin Daniels
15.4 1974 vs Del. Valley
(216 yds on 14 carries)
Vic Scotese
11.5 1981 vs FDU-Madison
Bob MacMillan
11.5 1972 vs Gettysburg
Don Manlove
11.0 1964 vs Grove City
Ty Hughes
10.6 2012 vs Misericordia
PASSING
Yards
John Port
John Port
John Port
Bryan Snyder
Tanner Kelly
Tanner Kelly
533
466
464
464
447
436
2003 vs Juniata
2004 vs Widener
2004 vs FDU-Florham
1997 vs Susquehanna
2007 vs Kean (NJ)
2009 vs Wilkes
Completions
John Port
Bryan Snyder
Bryan Snyder
Tanner Kelly
John Port
Bryan Snyder
Bryan Snyder
John Port
Tanner Kelly
36
35
34
34
33
33
33
33
33
2003 vs Moravian
1994 vs Widener
1996 vs Widener
2009 vs Del. Valley
2003 vs Wilkes
1997 vs Susquehanna
1996 vs Juniata
2005 vs Wilkes
2008 vs Lycoming
Attempts
Bryan Snyder
Bryan Snyder
John Port
Mike Strack
Bryan Snyder
John Port
Mike Strack
Tanner Kelly
66
55
55
52
52
51
51
51
1996 vs Widener
1994 vs Widener
2005 vs Wilkes
2000 vs Del. Valley
1996 vs Lycoming
2003 vs Del. Valley
2001 vs Widener
2009 vs Del. Valley
41
Completion Pct (min. 15 attempts)
T.J. Luddy
0.895 2011 vs Stevenson
(17 of 19)
Bryan Snyder
0.868 1997 vs Susquehanna
(33 of 38)
Tanner Kelly
0.818 2007 vs Kean (NJ)
(18 of 22)
Jeff Haberl
0.800 1998 vs Leb. Valley
(24 of 30)
Tanner Kelly
0.774 2006 vs Leb. Valley
(24 of 31)
Touchdown Passes
John Port
John Port
John Port
Bryan Snyder
Bryan Snyder
Pat Subers
Tanner Kelly
John Port
John Port
John Port
John Port
Mike Strack
Bryan Snyder
6
5
5
5
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Bryan Snyder
Bryan Snyder
Gary Chapman
Tanner Kelly
many tied with
4
4
4
4
3
2002 vs Del. Valley
2004 vs Wilkes
2003 vs Juniata & Leb. Valley
1997 vs Del. Valley
1996 vs 4 teams
2009 vs Leb. Valley
2006 vs Juniata
2004 vs 4 teams
2003 vs Susquehanna & Ursinus
2002 vs Leb. Valley
2005 vs Leb. Valley & Del. Valley
2001 vs Widener & Wesley
1997 vs Susquehanna & Moravian
1996 vs Catholic U. & Moravian
1995 vs Leb. Valley
1961 vs F&M
2009 vs Wilkes
(last by TJ Luddy 2012 vs King’s)
Had Intercepted
Joe Matina
Lew Nevins
Mike Strack
Jeff Haberl
Keith Cadden
Roy Curnow
Roy Shellhammer
Lew Nevins
Stan Bergman
many tied with
5
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
1988 vs Susquehanna
1962 vs Lycoming
1999 vs Lycoming
1998 vs Leb. Valley
1992 vs Leb. Valley
1971 vs Juniata
1966 vs Wagner
1963 vs Leb. Valley
1984 vs Upsala
(last by TJ Luddy 2012 vs Lycoming)
RECEIVING
Receptions
Ryan Ditze
Eric Nemec
Ryan Ditze
Ryan Ditze
Eric Nemec
Eric Nemec
Eric Nemec
Ryan Ditze
Ryan Ditze
AJ Hill
Nate Romig
Scott Pillar
17
17
17
16
15
15
14
14
14
14
14
14
1995 vs Lycoming
1995 vs Widener
1994 vs Widener
1996 vs Widener
1997 vs Susquehanna
1995 vs King’s
1997 vs FDU-Madison
1996 vs Lycoming
1994 vs Jersey City
2008 vs Western Conn. State
2009 vs Del. Valley
2012 vs Wilkes
Yards
Nick Cushman
Nick Cushman
Ryan Ditze
Nick Cushman
Eric Nemec
Scott Pillar
Scott Pillar
244
233
233
223
223
223
220
2003 vs Juniata
2004 vs FDU-Florham
1995 vs Lycoming
2004 vs Moravian
1997 vs Susquehanna
2012 vs Widener
2011 vs Wilkes
Yards Per Reception (min. 3 recs.)
Jesse Dorais
40.3 2001 vs Juniata
(3 catches/121 yards)
Stephen Asay
37.3 2006 vs Lycoming
Jesse Dorais
Howard Payton
36.0 1999 vs Susquehanna
Jesse Dorais
32.4 2003 vs Ursinus
Eric Nemec
Andy Sorice
Nick Cushman
Steve Mocey
Jesse Dorais
Eric Nemec
Jim Maransky
Gerry Potts
Stephen Asay
Nate Romig
Scott Pillar
Scott Pillar
Scott Pillar
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1996 vs Del. Valley
2005 vs Leb. Valley
2004 vs 3 teams
2004 vs Wilkes
2003 vs Leb. Valley
1998 vs Susquehanna
1988 vs Upsala
1951 vs Gettysburg
2007 vs Wilkes
2009 vs Wilkes
2009 vs Leb. Valley
2011 vs King’s
2012 vs Widener
TOTAL OFFENSE
Plays
Bryan Snyder
691996 vs Widener
(66 passing, 3 rushing) Bryan Snyder
661996 vs Lycoming
(52 passing, 14 rushing) Tanner Kelly
652009 vs Del. Valley
Mike Strack
602000 vs Del. Valley
(52 passing, 8 rushing) John Port
602005 vs Wilkes
(55 passing, 5 rushing) Yards
John Port 542
2003 vs Juniata
Tanner Kelly
499
2009 vs Wilkes
John Port
479
2004 vs FDU-Florham
John Port
441
2004 vs Widener
(466 passing, -25 rushing)
Bryan Snyder 441
1997 vs Susquehanna
(464 passing, -23 rushing)
Tanner Kelly
417
2006 vs Lycoming
John Port
417
2004 vs Lycoming
SCORING
Points (non-kicker)
Dick Riffle
(5 TDs)
Josan Holmes
(4 TDs)
Eric Nemec
(4 TDs)
Chad Eisenhower
(4 TDs)
Tom Olivo
(4 TDs)
Points (kicker)
Dennis Unger
(5 FGs, 3 XPs)
George Merrill
(4 FGs, 2 XPs)
John Meil
(4 FGs, 1 XP)
John Whelan
(2 FGs, 6 XP)
Bill Cooper
(3 FGs, 2 XP)
George Merrill
(3 FGs, 1 XP)
George Merrill
(2 FGs, 4 XPs)
George Merrill
(3 FGs, 1 XP)
Dustin Kaplan
(1 FG, 7 XP)
Jordan Loiodice
(1 FG, 7 XP)
30
1936 vs Muhlenberg
24
2008 vs Montclair State
24
1996 vs Del. Valley
24
1994 vs Del. Valley
24
1961 vs Muhlenberg
18
1995 vs King’s
14
2001 vs Wilkes
13
1983 vs Moravian
12
2010 vs Geneva
11
1969 vs Moravian
10
2001 vs Leb. Valley
10
2001 vs Del. Valley
10
2000 vs Susquehanna
10
2004 vs McDaniel
10
2011 vs Wilkes
Field Goals
Dennis Unger
George Merrill
John Meil
George Merrill
George Merrill
George Merrill
George Merrill
Rich Appaluccio
Bill Cooper
Mike Franczak
Bill Brown
5
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1995 vs King’s
2001 vs Wilkes
1983 vs Moravian
2001 vs Leb. Valley
2001 vs Susquehanna
2000 vs Susquehanna
1999 vs Wilkes
1988 vs W. Maryland
1969 vs Moravian
1980 vs Upsala
1973 vs Upsala
George Merrill
Dennis Unger
George Merrill
George Merrill
many tied with
5
5
4
4
3
1999 vs Wilkes
1995 vs King’s
2001 vs Wilkes
1999 vs Susquehanna
(last by Daniel Sobolewski 2012 vs Shenandoah)
PATs
Mike Franczak
Bill Brown
Dustin Kaplan
Dustin Kaplan
Dustin Kaplan
George Merrill
Bill Brown
Jordan Loiodice
8
8
7
7
7
7
7
7
1980 vs FDU-Madison
1975 vs Upsala
2004 vs 2 teams
2003 vs Juniata & Susquehanna
2002 vs Del. Valley
2001 vs Wesley
1976 vs Leb. Valley
2011 vs. Stevenson & Wilkes
PAT Attempts
Mike Franczak
Bill Brown
Bill Brown
Jordan Loiodice
many tied with
8
8
8
8
7
1980 vs FDU-Madison
1976 vs Leb. Valley
1975 vs Upsala
2011 vs Wilkes
PUNTING
Punts
Dave Curtis
Dave Curtis
Jack Sudol
Ken Dysart
Chris Seger
Dennis Zimmerman
Greg Holst
William Gallen
Carmen Comunale
Jack Sudol
Yards
Greg Holst
Chris Seger
Ken Dysart
Brooks Mitkewich
Rob Brooks
14
14
14
13
13
13
12
12
12
12
480
432
421
397
382
1984 vs Widener
1983 vs Lycoming
1951 vs Scranton
1987 vs Lycoming
1977 vs Wilkes
1968 vs Lycoming
1978 vs Lycoming
1976 vs St. Lawrence
1965 vs Wagner
1952 vs Scranton
1979 vs Lycoming
1977 vs Wilkes
1987 vs Lycoming
2011 vs Lycoming
1992 vs Lycoming
Chris Morehouse
(255 yds on 5 punts)
Chris Morehouse
49.3 1998 vs Catholic U.
Greg Holst
47.0 1980 vs FDU-Florham
Chris Morehouse
46.6 1998 vs Juniata
Brooks Mitkewich
46.1 2011 vs FDU-Florham
TACKLES
Unassisted
Dave Harig
Tom Fitti
Tom Fitti
Matt Fitzgerald
Bob Smith
Mark Bergery
Ray Granger
Josh Benson
Mike Gancarz
Mike Gancarz
Tom O’Rourke
John McGowan
17
16
15
15
14
13
13
12
12
12
12
12
2009 vs Leb. Valley
1999 vs King’s
2001 vs Widener
2000 vs Moravian
1984 vs Wilkes
2009 vs Lycoming
1978 vs F&M
2003 vs Juniata
2002 vs 2 teams
2001 vs King’s
1989 vs Del. Valley
1989 vs Leb. Valley
Jeff Bender
John Shea
Joe Jennings
Dave Barr
Bill Holley
Ed Palubinski
John Shea
Joe Jennings
Carl Perino
Bob Smith
Bob Kimball
17
16
15
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
1991 vs Juniata
1991 vs Juniata
1991 vs Lycoming
2000 vs Widener
1993 vs Del. Valley
1993 vs Del. Valley
1991 vs Lycoming
1991 vs 2 teams
1991 vs 3 teams
1984 vs Lycoming
1984 vs Del. Valley
Total
Bob Smith
Bob Smith
Ray Granger
Ray Granger
Dave Harig
Jeff Bender
Pete Manotti
John Shea
Joe Jennings
Bob Smith
Tom Fitti
Nick Yarussi
Bob Smith
27
22
22
21
21
20
20
20
20
20
19
19
19
1982 vs Upsala
1984 vs Wilkes
1978 vs F&M
1978 vs Juniata
2009 vs Leb. Valley
1991 vs Juniata
2005 vs FDU-Florham
1991 vs Juniata
1991 vs Wilkes
1982 vs Susquehanna
1999 vs King’s
1988 vs Widener
1984 vs Lycoming
Mark Capetola
6.5 (-32)
Russell Benditt
6 (-19)
Russell Benditt
6 (-19)
Chad Sload
5 (-37)
Russell Benditt
5 (-32) Mike Gancarz
5 (-30) Marc Shoemaker
4 (-29) Mike Porreca
4 (-26) Mark Capetola
4 (-21)
Mark Capetola
4 (-9)
Nick Gjoni
4 (-9)
Nick Gjoni
4 (-5)
2012 vs Leb. Valley
2001 vs Susquehanna
2000 vs Leb. Valley
2001 vs Leb. Valley
2000 vs Wilkes
2002 vs Del. Valley
2003 vs Ursinus
1990 vs Widener
2012 vs Stevenson
2012 vs Misericordia
2012 vs Lycoming
2012 vs Misericordia
FUMBLES
Forced (since 1988)
Mark Capetola
Steve Biddle
Matt Fitzgerald
John Francolla
Mike Porreca
Mike McCoy
Andrew Kibler
Dave Harig
4
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2012 vs Lebanon Valley
2001 vs Dickinson
2000 vs Wilkes
1991 vs Lycoming
1990 vs Moravian
1988 vs Del. Valley
2007 vs Del. Valley
2009 vs Mount Union
Recovered (since 1979)
Matt Filosa
Sean Cunningham
Justin Smith
Kevin Bliss
Pete Manotti
Steve Panico
Jeff Bender
Jon Thorpe
Nick Yarussi
Andy Ruppert
Dan O’Shea
Art Vellutato
Tim O’Shea
Don Jones
Joe Carlantonio
Bill Waters
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2012 vs Delaware Valley
2012 vs Franklin & Marshall
2003 vs Leb. Valley
2002 vs Juniata
2003 vs Lycoming
2001 vs Wilkes
1990 vs Moravian
1988 vs Del. Valley
1988 vs Lycoming
1985 vs Lycoming
1984 vs Wilkes
1982 vs Lycoming
1982 vs Lycoming
1980 vs Juniata
1980 vs Juniata
1979 vs Susquehanna
4
3.5
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1982 vs FDU-Madison
2000 vs Wilkes
2009 vs Ursinus & Widener
1997 vs Juniata
1990 vs Widener
1989 vs Juniata
1984 vs Wilkes
1984 vs Widener
1982 vs Del. Valley
1980 vs Upsala
1972 vs Juniata
1972 vs Juniata
1992 vs Juniata
2012 vs Stevenson
SACKS
Bob Smith
Russell Benditt
Alvin Thomas
Joe Howe
Mike Porreca
Kris Trauger
Tim O’Shea
Bob Smith
Art Vellutato
John Jacobe
Bill Morrison
Carl Fischl
Pat Morris
Mark Capetola
INTERCEPTIONS
Phil Tortoreti
Jack Sudol
Bob Maro
John Shea
Cliff Repetti
Mike Sahli
Paul Reid
Matt Christ
many tied with
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
2
1966 vs Moravian
1951 vs F&M
1997 vs Wesley
1990 vs Widener
1988 vs Upsala
1975 vs Leb. Valley
2007 vs Kean (NJ)
(last by Joe Magosin 2012 vs Widener)
(last by Jordan Loiodice 2011 vs Stevenson)
42
All-Time
Longest Plays
Rush
Willie Smith
Paul Deck
Scott Pillar
Dick Breen
Harry Kerns
Rob Levan
Bob White
96
95
94
91
90
85
85
Pass
Mike Strack to
Jesse Dorais
Tanner Kelly to
Scott Pillar
Tanner Kelly to
Stephen Asay
Bryan Snyder to
Chris McPherson
John Port to
Jesse Dorais
Bryan Snyder to
Howard Payton
George Petronius to
Stan Brooks
Field Goal
Daniel Sobolewski
John Meil
John Meil
John Whelan
John Meil
George Merrill
George Merrill
Greg Leppien
Dennis Unger
Mike Franczak
Jordan Loiodice
George Merrill
Rob Brooks
Bill Cooper
Josh Whelan
96
2001 vs Wesley
93
2009 vs Western Conn.
91
2007 vs King’s
83
1994 vs Leb. Valley
82
2003 vs Ursinus
80
1997 vs King’s
80
47
47
47
45
45
43
42
42
42
42
42
41
41
41
41
1951 vs Moravian
1922 vs Cornell
2012 vs FDU-Florham
1939 vs Dickinson
1926 vs Juniata
1990 vs Juniata
1949 vs Moravian
1929 vs St. Joseph’s
2012 vs Stevenson
1983 vs Moravian
1982 vs Leb. Valley
2009 vs Lycoming
1982 vs Lycoming
1999 vs Del. Valley
2001 vs Susquehanna
1998 vs Wm Patterson
1997 vs Widener
1980 vs Juniata
2011 vs Leb. Valley
2001 vs Juniata
1992 vs Widener
1967 vs Moravian
2010 vs Geneva
Punt
Jack Sudol
Al Harnly
Jack Sudol
Brooks Mitkewich
Chris Morehouse
92
89
75
75
71
1953 vs Scranton
1949 vs PMC
1951 vs Lafayette
2011 vs SUNY-Cortland
1998 vs Del. Valley
Kickoff Return
Jeff Rogers
Ralph Guadagno
George Hollenbaugh
Nate Romig
Johnny Krouse
Dick Riffle
Ralph Guadagno
Jim Paul
Frankie Francks
Roy Dragon
Roy Sherid
100
98
97
96
95
95
94
94
94
94
94
1998 vs Wm Patterson
1987 vs Moravian
1922 vs Cornell
2006 vs Lycoming
1948 vs Leb. Valley
1936 vs Muhlenberg
1986 vs Moravian
1979 vs Leb. Valley
1975 vs Widener
1955 vs Muhlenberg
1927 vs Gallaudet
Punt Return
Tom Olivo
Doug Deicke
Doug Deicke
Harry Kerns
Eldred Miller
William Alston
Mario Nicotera
100
85
85
85
80
78
77
1958 vs Scranton
1962 vs Moravian
1961 vs Gettysburg
1926 vs Juniata
1922 vs Dickinson
2007 vs Lycoming
1937 vs CCNY
Interception Return
Interception Return
Dick Riffle
Bill Bors
Drew Peterson
John Cunningham
Mike Sahli
Fumble Return
Milton Weaver
Milton Weaver
Dan Boyd
Matt Christ
Jim Huie
Tom Farr
102
93
78
77
76
80
78
62
51
45
40
1937 vs CCNY
1962 vs F&M
2011 vs King’s
1955 vs Lehigh
1974 vs Upsala
1927 vs Leb. Valley
1926 vs Temple
1985 vs Widener
2007 vs Del. Valley
1960 vs F&M
1982 vs Lycoming
Team
Records
Single-Game Records
Most Touchdowns
Rushing
8
1980 vs FDU-Madison
7
1989 vs Leb. Valley
7
1980 vs Widener
7
1973 vs Upsala
7
1961 vs Muhlenberg
6
1976 vs Upsala & Leb. Valley
6
1972 vs Gettysburg
6
1950 vs Adelphi
5
many times
(last 2010 vs FDU-Florham)
Passing
6
2011 vs Wilkes
6
2002 vs Del. Valley
6
1996 vs Juniata
5
2004 vs Wilkes
5
5
1997 vs Del. Valley
5
1996 vs 4 teams
5
2009 vs Leb. Valley
4
many times
Scoring
Points
77 1920 vs Juniata
73 1929 vs Alfred
70 1936 vs Muhlenberg
68 1929 vs Cooper Union
65 2011 vs Wilkes
Most Yards
Rushing
481 1976 vs Delaware Valley
472 1972 vs Gettysburg
446 1974 vs Muhlenberg
397 1976 vs Upsala
Passing
545 2011 vs Wilkes
533 2003 vs Juniata
464 1997 vs Susquehanna
406 1996 vs Widener
(last 2011 vs King’s & Stevenson)
Total
11
11
11
9
8
8
9
8
8
8
8
8
1936 vs Muhlenberg
1929 vs Alfred, Cooper Un.
1920 vs Juniata
2011 vs Wilkes
2011 vs King’s
2011 vs Stevenson
1963 vs Del. Valley
2003 vs Juniata
1980 vs FDU-Madison
1976 vs Leb. Valley
1975 vs Upsala
1932 vs PMC
Most First Downs
33 2011 vs Stevenson
33 1932 vs PMC (Widener)
31 2004 vs Juniata
30 2011 vs Wilkes
30 2005 vs Juniata
30 2004 vs Widener
29 2009 vs Wilkes
29 2004 vs Leb. Valley
29 2003 vs Juniata
29 1990 vs Western Maryland
28 2010 vs Catholic
27 2004 vs FDU-Florham
27 2003 vs Del. Valley
43
Single-Season Records
Total
675
644
584
551
543
543
2011 vs Wilkes
2003 vs Juniata
1994 vs Moravian
2003 vs Susquehanna
2011 vs Stevenson
2012 vs FDU-Florham
Most Touchdowns
Rushing
28
1976
27
2010
24
1980
24
1975
23
2012
22
2004
22
2009
20
2011
19
1977
19
1974
16
2002
16
1991
Passing
43
36
29
29
27
25
1996
2004
2003
2009
1997
2007
Total
62
59
51
48
47
46
40
40
40
40
40
2004
1996
2009
2012
2011
2003
2001
1997
1976
1961
2010
Scoring
Points
447
425
410
347
344
332
326
2004
1996
2009
2012
2011
2003
2001
Most Yards
Rushing
2,770
2,680
2,339
2,278
2,212
1974
1976
1980
1977
1975
Passing
3,877
3,726
3,684
3,453
3,102
2,837
2004
2009
1996
2003
1997
1995
Total
5,290
5,189
5,181
4,686
4,329
4,258
4,155
2004
1996
2009
2003
2012
2011
1995
Most First Downs
281
2004
271
2009
258
1996
230
2003
226
1995
225
2012
221
2011
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Award
Winners
All-American
Gazette, 3rd Team A.P. Little
2004- Nick Cushman, AFCA Coaches, 1st Team D3football.com, 1st Team Don Hansen’s Football Gazette
1914- Haps Benfer, Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
1930- Larry Hatton, Honorable Mention Associated Press 2004- John Port, Honorable Mention D3football.com
2005- John Port, Honorable Mention Don Hansen’s
1932- Fran Hatton, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
Football Gazette
1933- Stan Hino, Associated Press Little
2007- Matt Christ, Honorable Mention D3football.com
1935- Dick Riffle, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
2009- Nate Romig, 3rd Team D3football.com
1936- Dick Riffle, 1st Team Associated Press Little,
2011- Scott Pillar, Honorable Mention BSN
Honorable Mention Associated Press
2012- Scott Pillar, AFCA Coaches, Honorable Mention BSN
1936- Leo Disend, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
2012- Marty Reinhardt, 3rd Team BSN
1937- Dick Riffle, 1st Team Associated Press Little,
Honorable Mention Associated Press
1937- Leo Disend, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
Preseason All-American
1941- Bill Spangler, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
1941- Sam Coccodrilli, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
1988- Jim Maransky, College Football Preview
1941- Bob Bennett, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
1988- Mark Rothrock, College Football Preview
1942- Bob Bennett, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
1989- Jim Maransky, College Football Preview, Don
1959- Anthony LoSapio, 2nd Team Williamson Rating
Hansen’s Football Gazette
System
1989- Mark Rothrock, College Football Preview, Don
1959- Mike Varano, Honorable Mention Williamson Rating Hansen’s Football Gazette
System
1989- Nick Yarussi, College Football Preview, Don Han1960- Gary Chapman, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
sen’s Football Gazette
1960- George Reagan, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
1991- Jon Thorpe, 1st Team Don Hansen’s Football
1960- Gary Sheeler, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
Gazette
1961- Gary Chapman, 1st Team Williamson Rating
1991- Greg Vella, Honorable Mention Don Hansen’s
System
Football Gazette
1961- Gary Sheeler, 3rd Team Williamson Rating System 1993- Keith Cadden, Preseason All-American
1966- Carmon Comunale, Honorable Mention A.P. Little 1995- Ryan Ditze, 1st Team Sporting News, 1st Team
1968- Herbert Nauss, Honorable Mention Kodak
Bob Griese’s College Football Yearbook
1971- Paul Litwinetz, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
1996- Dennis Unger, 2nd Team Don Hansen’s Football
1974- Joe Noonan, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
Gazette, Street and Smith’s
1975- Chris Simcik, AFCA College Division II Coaches,
1996- Eric Nemec, Honorable Mention Don Hansen’s
1st Team A.P. Little
Football Gazette
1977- Mark Redmond, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
1997- Bob Maro, Sporting News, College Football Pre1981- Bob Gage, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
view, Bob Griese’s College Football Yearbook, Street and
1981- Vic Scotese, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
Smith’s, Hansen’s Football Gazette and USA III Football
1982- Bob Smith, 3rd Team Division III
1997- Bryan Snyder, College Football Preview
1982- Chris Arnout, Honorable Mention A.P. Little
1997- Shawn Stratz, College Football Preview, Don
1984- Bob Smith, Honorable Mention Division III
1988- Jim Maransky, Honorable Mention AP Little All1998- Bob Maro, Bob Griese’s College Football Yearbook
American, H.M. Division III All-American, H.M. Hansen’s 2004- John Port, 2nd Team Lindy’s
Gazette All-American
2005- John Port, 2nd Team D3football.com
1988- Nick Yarussi, Honorable Mention AP Little All2008- Matt Christ, 1st Team D3football.com, 2nd Team
American, H.M. Division III All-American, H.M. Hansen’s Lindy’s
Gazette All-American
2010- Matt Odenwalt, 3rd Team D3proday.com
1989- Jon Thorpe, Honorable Mention Division III
2010- John Whelan, Honorable Mention D3proday.com
1990- Jon Thorpe, 3rd Team Division III
2011- Stuart Grogan, 2nd Team D3 Senior Classic, Hon1991- Jon Thorpe, 2nd Team Division III, Honorable Men- orable Mention Consensus Draft Services, USA College
tion Don Hansen’s Football Gazette
Football Senior
1991- Greg Vella, Honorable Mention Don Hansen’s
2011- Josan Holmes, USA College Football Senior
Football Gazette
2011- Francis Hall, USA College Football Senior
1991- John Shea, Honorable Mention Don Hansen’s
2012- Jake Bentsen, 3rd Team USA Football News
Football Gazette
2013- Drew Peterson, 1st Team USA College Football,
1994- Ryan Ditze, 2nd Team Division III, 3rd Team Don
3rd Team BSN
2013- Matt Pattison, 2nd Team USA College Football
1995- Dennis Unger, AFCA Coaches, 2nd Team Division 2013- Eric Wade, 4th Team USA College Football
III, 2nd Team Don Hansen’s Gazette
1996- Bob Maro, 1st Team Division III, 1st Team Don
All-Region
1996- Ryan Ditze, 1st Team Don Hansen’s Football
Associated Press All-State
Gazette, 2nd Team Division III
1996- Bryan Snyder, 2nd Team Division III
1947- Jimmy Maracani, HB, Honorable Mention
1996- Ed Baker, 2nd Team Hansen’s Football Gazette
1948- Billy Krohto, HB, Honorable Mention
1996- Shawn Stratz, Honorable Mention Division III
1948- Bernie Yanoski, HB, Honorable Mention
1997- Bob Maro, 2nd Team Division III, 2nd Team Don
1951- Jack Sudol, DB, 1st Team
1997- Eric Nemec, 2nd Team Division III, 2nd Team Don 1951- Al Weidman, DG, 2nd Team
1951- Walt Drazek, DT, Honorable Mention
1997- Sean McGinty, 2nd Team Hansen’s Football Gazette 1953- Jack Sudol, DB, 1st Team
1998- Chris Morehouse, 1st Team Don Hansen’s Football 1959- Jim Doremus, DG, 2nd Team
1959- Gary Chapman, QB, Honorable Mention
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1959- Tony LoSapio, C, Honorable Mention
1960- George Reagan, T, 1st Team
1960- Gary Chapman, QB, 2nd Team
1960- Gary Sheeler, E, 3rd Team
1960- George Seighman, G, Honorable Mention
1961- Gary Chapman, QB, 1st Team
1961- Gary Sheeler, T, 2nd Team
1961: George Reagan, T, 2nd Team
1961- Tom Olivo, B, Honorable Mention
1966- Paul Chaiet, OG, 1st Team
1968- Herbert Nauss, DB, 2nd Team
1969- Denny Zimmerman, HB, 1st Team
1974- Joe Noonan, G, Honorable Mention
1974- Kevin Daniels, RB, Honorable Mention
D3football.com All-East Region
2005- John Port, QB, 3rd Team All-East Region
2007- Matt Christ, S, 1st Team All-East Region
2007- Tanner Kelly, QB, 2nd Team All-East Region
2008- William Alston, KR, 2nd Team All-East Region
2008- Matt Christ, S, 3rd Team All-East Region
2009- Tanner Kelly, QB, East Region Offensive Player of
the Year/1st Team All-East
2009- Nate Romig, WR, 1st Team All-East Region
2009- Brett Gaul, CB, 2nd Team All-East Region
2011- Scott Pillar, WR, 2nd Team All-East Region
2011- Matthew Hnatiuk, ST, 2nd Team All-East Region
2011- Brooks Mitzkewich, P, 3rd Team All-East Region
ECAC All-Stars
1960- Gary Chapman, QB, 1st Team/South Region MVP
1961- Gary Chapman, QB, 1st Team
1962- Robert Williams, C, 1st Team All-East
1964- Bill Bors, 1st Team All-East
1964- George Gamber, C, 1st Team All-East
1965- Carmon Comunale, E, 1st Team All-East
1966- Carmon Comunale, E, 1st Team Division II
1967- Herbert Nauss, DB, 1st Team Division II
1968- Dennis Zimmerman, HB, 1st Team Division II
1971- Paul Litwinetz, C, 1st Team All-East
1973- Carl Fishl, MG, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1973- Mike Baver, C, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1974- Dave Kurzinsky, C, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1976- Dave Kurzinsky, C, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1976- Mark Redmond, G, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1976- Kevin Kelly, DL, 2nd Team All-ECAC South
1976- Ray Granger, LB, 2nd Team All-ECAC South
1976- Frankie Francks, RB, 2nd Team All-ECAC South
1977- Mark Redmond, G, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1977- Ray Granger, LB, 2nd Team All-ECAC South
1977- Kevin Kelly, DL, 2nd Team All-ECAC South
1977- Rod Neary, DB, 2nd Team All-ECAC South
1978- Ray Granger, LB, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1979- John Simcik, TE, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1980- Mike Franczak, K, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1981- Bob Gage, OL, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1982- Chris Arnout, RB, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1983- Casey Krady, DB, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1983- Art Vellutato, LB, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1984- Bob Smith, LB, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1984- Paul Hennigan, DE, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1984- Matt Pammer, RB- ECAC South Rookie of the Year
1987- Jim Maransky, TE, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1987- Matt Pammer, RB, 1st Team All-ECAC South
1996- Ryan Ditze, WR, 1st Team All-ECAC Metro
1996- Dennis Unger, K, 1st Team All-ECAC Metro
1996- Jeff Perry, P, 1st Team All-ECAC Metro
1996- Ed Baker, OL, 2nd Team All-ECAC Metro
1996- Shawn Stratz, DL, 2nd Team All-ECAC Metro
1996- Jason Howe, LB, 2nd Team All-ECAC Metro
1996- Bryan Snyder, QB, Honorable Mention All-South
1997- Bob Maro, 1st Team All-ECAC Metro
1997- Eric Nemec, 1st Team All-ECAC Metro
2004- Matt Niebel, OL, 1st Team All-ECAC South
2004- Nick Cushman, WR, 1st Team All-ECAC South
2004- John Port, QB, Honorable Mention All-ECAC South
2007- Steve Asay, WR, 1st Team All-ECAC South
2008- Therron Deets, OL, 1st Team All-ECAC South
2008- Matt Christ, DB, 1st Team All-ECAC South
2008- William Alston, RS, 1st Team All-ECAC South
2009- Tanner Kelly, QB, ECAC South Offensive Player of
the Year/1st Team All-ECAC
2009- Nate Romig, WR, 1st Team All-ECAC South
2009- John Whelan, K, 1st Team All-ECAC South
2011- Scott Pillar, WR, 2nd Team All-ECAC South
2011- Marty Reinhardt, FB, 2nd Team All-ECAC South
2012- Jake Bentsen, OL, 1st Team All-ECAC South
2012- Scott Pillar, WR, 1st Team All-ECAC South
Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All-Region
1994- Ryan Ditze, WR, 2nd Team All-Region
1996- Ryan Ditze, WR, 1st Team All-Region
1996- Ed Baker, OL, 1st Team All-Region
1996- Bob Maro, DB, 1st Team All-Region
1996- Bryan Snyder, QB, 2nd Team All-Region
1996- Sean McGinty, OL, 2nd Team All-Region
1996- Shawn Stratz, DL, 2nd Team All-Region
1996- Jeff Perry, P, 2nd Team All-Region
2003- John Port, QB, 2nd Team All-South Region
2003- Jesse Dorais, WR, 3rd Team All-South Region
2004- Nick Cushman, WR, 1st Team All-East Region/
East Region Offensive Player of the Year
2004- John Port, QB, 2nd Team All-East Region
2005- John Port, QB, 2nd Team All-East Region
D3proday.com All-Region
2010- John Whelan, K, D3proday.com All-Region
All-Conference
1959- Jimmy Doremus, G, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1959- Gerald Bricker, FB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1959- Robert Meyer, G, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1959- Gary Sheeler, E, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1959- Gary Chapman, QB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1959- Tony LoSapio, C, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1959- Michael Varno, B, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1960- Gary Sheeler, E, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1960- George Reagan, T, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1960- Gary Chapman, QB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1960- Robert Williams, C, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1961- Gary Chapman, QB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1961- Gary Sheeler, E, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1961- George Reagan, T, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1961- George Sighman, G, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1961- Steve Simon, E, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1961- Robert Williams, C, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1961- Douglas Diecke, HB, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1961- Tom Olivo, HB, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1961- David Rees, FB, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1962- Robert Williams, C, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1962- Steve Simon, E, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1962- Rod Duckworth, T, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1962- Jon Paris, T, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1962- Gerald Smith, B, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1963- Robert Kopp, B, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1963- Robert Williams, C, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1964- Bob Goidell, T, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1964- Bill Kopp, G, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1964- Bill Bors, RB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1964- George Gamber, C, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1964- Lew Nevins, QB, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1964- Don Manlove, B, 2nd Team All-MAC Northern
1965- Carmon Comunale, E, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1965- Bob Goidell, T, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1965- John Haggarty, DE, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1965- Bill Kopp, LB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1965- George Gamber, C, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1965- Roy Shellhammer, QB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1965- Frank Herzog, HB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1965- Al Esposito, IL, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1966- Carmon Comunale, E, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1966- Mickey Esposito, T, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1966- Paul Chaiet, G, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1966- George Gamber, C, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1966- Dennis Zimmerman, HB, 1st Team All-MAC North.
1966- Carmon Comunale, DE, 1st Team All-MAC North.
1966- George Gamber, IL, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1966- Tom Gargulio, DB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1967- Herb Nauss, DB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1968- Terry Jones, G, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1968- Ted Agurkis, IL, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1968- Herb Nauss, DB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1968- Paul Litwinetz, C, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1968- Mike Grant, E, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1968- Tom Sweeney, IL, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1968- Frank Klassen, LB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1968- Tom Garguilo, LB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1969- Ted Agurkis, IL, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1969- Terry Rhodes, DB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1969- Tom Bakum, T, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1969- Nick Smith, T, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1969- Paul Litwinetz, C, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1969- Rich Fettis, FB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1969- Mike Grant, E, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1969- Tom Garguilo, LB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1969- Frank Klassen, LB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1970- Richard Orwig, E, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1970- Paul Litwinetz, C, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1970- Ed McCloskey, DB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1971- Paul Litwinetz, C, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1971- Bob MacMillan, HB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1971- Jim Kuhn, FB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1971- Mike Grant, DE, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1971- Bill Morrison IL, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1971- Ed McCloskey, DB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1972- Jim Kuhn, FB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1972- Bob MacMillan, HB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1972- Barry Shellemhammer, T, 1st Team All-MAC North.
1972- Mike Bauer, C, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1972- Bill Morrison, IL, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1973- Mike Bauer, C, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1973- Tom Zielinski, DB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1973- Bill Morrison, IL, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1973- Robin Hynicka, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1973- Mike Pizzaro, Honorable Mention All-MAC Northern
1974- Dave Kurzinski, C, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1974- Kevin Daniels, RB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1974- Mike Pizarro, DE, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1974- Howard Crow, DL, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1974- Joe Noonan, Honorable Mention All-MAC Northern
1974- Tom Glossner, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1974- Chris Simcik, Honorable Mention All-MAC Northern
1975- Chris Simcik, T, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1975- Mark Redmond, G, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1975- Dave Kurzinski, C, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1975- Pat Sharp, QB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1975- Frankie Francks, RB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1975- Bill Gallen, RB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1975- Mike Vidulich, LB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1975- Regis Yoboud, Honorable Mention All-MAC North.
1975- Mike Sahli, Honorable Mention All-MAC Northern
1976- Regis Yoboud, TE, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1976- Paul Cappelli, T, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1976- Dave Kurzinsky, C, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1976- Frankie Francks, RB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1976- Tom Neary, DE, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1976- Kevin Kelly, DL, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1976- Mark Crow, DL, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1976- Ray Granger, LB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1976- Rod Neary, DB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1976- Bill Brown, K, Honorable Mention All-MAC Northern
1976- Jeff Welch, RB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1977- Fred Hess, C, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1977- Jeff Welch, RB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1977- Kevin Kelly, DL, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1977- Mark Crow, DT, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1977- Dan Daly, FB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1977- Dan Delahanty, TE, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1977- Bill DeNichols, QB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1977- Rod Neary, DB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1978- Dino Andrescavage, T, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1978- Anthony Trotter, DE, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1978- Bill DeNichols, QB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1978- Bob Majowicz, DB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1979- Dino Andrescavage, OL, 1st Team All-MAC North.
1979- Gregg Holst, P, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1979- Mike Mullane, DE, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1979- Brian Constantine, RB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1980- Bob Gage, G, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1980- Vic Scotese, RB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1980- Gregg Holst, P, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1980- Mike Franczk, K, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1980- John Jacobs, DL, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1980- John Simcik, TE, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1980- Chris Mezzacappi, OL, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1980- Tony Vinciguerra, OL, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1980- Steve Opet, RB, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1981- Vic Scotese, RB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1981- Tony Vinciguerra, OL, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1981- Bob Gage, OL, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1982- Chris Arnout, RB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1982- Art Vellutato, LB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1982- Mike Epstein, DT, H.M. All-MAC Northern
1983- Art Vellutato, LB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1983- Casey Krady, DB, 1st Team All-MAC Northern
1983- Chris Arnout, RB, Honorable Mention All-MAC
1984- Paul Hennigan, DE, 1st Team All-MAC
1984- Bob Smith, LB, 1st Team All-MAC
1985- Dave Croson, OL, Honorable Mention All-MAC
1985- Matt Pammer, RB, Honorable Mention All-MAC
1986- Scott Navitsky, LB, Honorable Mention All-MAC
1987- Marco Lloyd, LB, Honorable Mention All-MAC
1987- Jim Maransky, TE, Honorable Mention All-MAC
1987- Matt Pammer, RB, Honorable Mention All-MAC
1989- Jon Thorpe, DB, 1st Team All-MAC
1989- Adam Futrick, QB, 2nd Team All-MAC
1989- Jim Maransky, TE, Honorable Mention
1990- Jon Thorpe, RB, 1st Team All-MAC
1990- Mike Porreca, LB, Honorable Mention All-MAC
1990- Greg Vella, DT, Honorable Mention All-MAC
1991- Jon Thorpe, RB, 1st Team All-MAC
1991- John Shea, DB, 1st Team All-MAC
1991- Mario DeLiberty, OT, 2nd Team All-MAC
1991- Greg Vella, DL, 2nd Team All-MAC
1992- Mario DeLiberty, T, 1st Team All-MAC
1992- Keith Cadden, QB, Honorable Mention All-MAC
1993- Dave Oscar, DL, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1993- Mike Lizzi, RB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1993- Jason Hort, LB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1994- Dennis Unger, K, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1994- Ryan Ditze, WR, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1995- Ben Reph, TE, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1995- Ed Baker, OL, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1995- Chad Eisenhower, RB, 1st Team All-Comm.
1995- Dennis Unger, K, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1995- Chris Rickards, DE, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1995- Shawn Stratz, DL, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1995- Jeff Perry, P, 1st Team All-MAC Commonwealth
1995- Bryan Snyder, QB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1995- Eric Nemec, WR, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1995- Shawn McGinty, OL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1995- Steve Cavanaugh, TE, 2nd Team All-Comm.
1995- Jason Howe, LB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1995- Jason Eberts, LB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1995- Sydney Bull, CB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1996- Ryan Ditze, WR, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1996- Ed Baker, OL, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1996- Sean McGinty, OL, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1996- Bryan Snyder, QB, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1996- Jim Keman, DE, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
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1996- Shawn Stratz, DL, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1996- Jason Howe, LB, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1996- Bob Maro, DB, 1st Team All-MAC Commonwealth
1996- Jeff Perry, P, 1st Team All-MAC Commonwealth
1996- Eric Nemec, WR, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1996- Chris Rickards, DE, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1996- Tom Deja, CB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1996- Dennis Unger, K, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Eric Nemec, WR, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Sean McGinty, OL, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Bryan Snyder, QB, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Jim Keman, DL, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Jason Howe, LB, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Bob Maro, DB, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Tom Deja, DB, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Matt Santoro, RB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Ryan Griffin, OL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Bryan Haas, OL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Dennis Unger, K, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Drew Dickson, DL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Shawn Stratz, DL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Chris Rickards, LB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1997- Jeff Perry, P, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1998- Eric Nemec, WR, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1998- Greg Fisher, OL, 1st Team All-Comm.
1998- Anthony Della Ventura, LB, 1st Team All-Comm.
1998- Bob Maro, DB, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1998- Chris Morehouse, P, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1998- Matt Santoro, RB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1998- Howard Payton, WR, 2nd Team All-Commonwealt
1998- Matt Goloniecki, OL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1998- Mike Strubbe, OL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1998- Jason Alexander, DL, 2nd Team All-Comm.
1998- John Couchara, DL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1998- Chris Bullis, DB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1999- Frank Puleo, TE, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1999- Matt Santoro, RB, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1999- George Merrill, K, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1999- Chris Bullis, DB, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
1999- Chad Slotter, OL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1999- Brian Wood, OL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1999- Jackson Fallon, DL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1999- Mike McGinn, DL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
1999- Jason Scheerer, KR, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
2000- Frank Puleo, TE, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
2000- Brian Wood, OL, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
2000- Buck Scarduzio, FB, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
2000- Russell Benditt, DL, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
2000- Tom Fitti, LB, 1st Team All-Commonwealth
2000- Keith Johnson, RB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
2000- Chad Slotter, OL, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
2000- George Merrill, K, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
2000- Jack Byers, DB, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
2000- Steve Biddle, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
2000- Jason Sheerer, KR, 2nd Team All-Commonwealth
2001- Jason Scheerer, KR, 1st Team All-MAC
2001- George Merrill, K, 1st Team All-MAC
2001- Russell Benditt, DL, 1st Team All-MAC
2001- Tom Fitti, LB, 1st Team All-MAC
2001- Gerry McShea, OL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2001- Joe Noe, OL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2001- Buck Scarduzio, FB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2001- Dave Barr, LB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2001- Todd Hoffman, DB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2001- Steve Biddle, DB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2001- Bert Wentzel, P, 2nd Team All-MAC
2001- Jeff Yoder, OL, Honorable Mention All-MAC
2002- Nick Cushman, WR, 2nd Team All-MAC
2002- Jack Byers, DB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2002- Jeff Benditt, OL, Honorable Mention All-MAC
2002- Jason Scheerer, KR, Honorable Mention All-MAC
2003- John Port, QB, 1st Team All-MAC
2003- Scott Matsinger, OL, 1st Team All-MAC
2003- Jesse Dorais, WR, 2nd Team All-MAC
2003- Nick Cushman, WR, 2nd Team All-MAC
2003- Kevin Bliss, DB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2003- Bert Wenzel, P, 2nd Team All-MAC
2004- Nick Cushman, WR, 1st Team All-MAC
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2004- Matt Niebel, OL, 1st Team All-MAC
2004- John Port, QB, 1st Team All-MAC
2004- Justin Holland, TE, 2nd Team All-MAC
2004- Pete Manotti, LB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2004- Steve Mocey, WR, 2nd Team All-MAC
2005- Matt Niebel, OL, 1st Team All-MAC
2005- John Port, QB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2005- Pete Manotti, LB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2007- Tanner Kelly, QB, 1st Team All-MAC
2007- Steve Asay, WR, 1st Team All-MAC
2007- Matt Christ, DB, 1st Team All-MAC
2007- Nate Romig, WR, 2nd Team All-MAC
2007- Therron Deets, OL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2007- Nate Romig, KR, 2nd Team All-MAC
2007- John Whelan, K, 2nd Team All-MAC
2007- Tanner Kelly, P, 2nd Team All-MAC
2008- Nate Romig, WR, 1st Team All-MAC
2008- Therron Deets, OL, 1st Team All-MAC
2008- Matt Christ, DB, 1st Team All-MAC
2008- William Alston, KR, 1st Team All-MAC
2008- Tanner Kelly, P, 1st Team All-MAC
2008- Josan Holmes, RB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2008- John Whelan, K, 2nd Team All-MAC
2008- Andrew Kibler, LB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2009- Tanner Kelly, QB, 1st Team All-MAC
2009- Nate Romig, WR, 1st Team All-MAC
2009- John Whelan, K, 1st Team All-MAC
2009- Bob Harper, LB, 1st Team All-MAC
2009- Brett Gaul, DB, 1st Team All-MAC
2009- Adam Burkart, OL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2009- Matt Odenwalt, OL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2009- Jack Sayer, DL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2009- Alvin Thomas, DL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2009- Dave Harig, DB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2010- Matt Odenwalt, OL, 1st Team All-MAC
2010- Josan Holmes, RB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2010- Tyrell Drumgo, FB, 2nd Team All-MAC
2010- Luke Wallace, WR, 2nd Team All-MAC
2010- Stuart Grogan, OL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2010- Don Gould, DE, 2nd Team All-MAC
2010- Francis Hall, DE, 2nd Team All-MAC
2011- Scott Pillar, WR, 1st Team All-MAC
2011- Marty Reinhardt, FB, 1st Team All-MAC
2011- Brooks Mitzkewich, P, 1st Team All-MAC
2011- Matt Pattison, DL, 1st Team All-MAC
2011- Jake Bentsen, OL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2011- Stuart Grogan, OL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2011- Taylor Howes, OL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2011- Eric Wade, TE, 2nd Team All-MAC
2011- Francis Hall, DL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2012- Scott Pillar, WR, 1st Team All-MAC
2012- Marty Reinhardt, FB, 1st Team All-MAC
2012- Jake Bentsen, OL, 1st Team All-MAC
2012- Ryan Ott, LB, 1st Team All-MAC
2012- Drew Peterson, S, 1st Team All-MAC
2012- Eric Wade, TE, 2nd Team All-MAC
2012- Matt Pattison, DL, 2nd Team All-MAC
2012- Mark Capetola, DE, 2nd Team All-MAC
2012- TJ Luddy, P, 2nd Team All-MAC
2012- Nick Gjoni, DL, Honorable Mention All-MAC
2012- Chris Stephens, CB, Honorable Mention All-MAC
2008- Josan Holmes, RB, MAC Rookie of the Year
Coaching
Records
Coach of the Year
1959- John Potsklan, Berks County Officials Assoc. COY
1960- John Potsklan, Berks County Officials Assoc. COY
1960- John Potsklan, AFCA District II Coach of the Year
1975- John Potsklan, MAC Northern Coach of the Year
1976- John Potsklan, MAC Northern Coach of the Year
1977- John Potsklan, MAC North. Co-Coach of the Year
1996- Ron Maier, MAC Commonwealth Coach of the Year
1997- E.J. Sandusky, MAC Commonwealth Co-COY
2009- John Marzka, Nike NCAA D-III Coach of the Year
Academic Awards
Academic All-American
1972- Robin Hynicka, 2nd Team CoSIDA
2004- Nick Cushman, 1st Team CoSIDA
2006- Matt Hoelscher, 2nd Team CoSIDA
2013- JT Harding, NCSA Athleader All-American
Academic All-District
1997- Ben Reph, CoSIDA Academic All-District
1998- Ben Reph, CoSIDA Academic All-District
2003- Nick Cushman, 1st Team CoSIDA College Division
2004- Nick Cushman, 1st Team ESPN The Magazine
2004- Matt Hoelscher, 2nd Team ESPN The Magazine
2005- Matt Hoelscher, 1st Team ESPN The Magazine
2006- Matt Hoelscher, 1st Team ESPN The Magazine
2006- Brian Weiser, 1st Team ESPN The Magazine
2007- Brian Weiser, 2nd Team ESPN The Magazine
FRAternity All-American
1996- Ed Baker, OT, Sigma Alpha Epsilon All-American
1996- Chris Rickards, DE, Sigma Alpha Epsilon All-American
1996- Jason Howe, LB, Sigma Alpha Epsilon All-American
1996- Bob Maro, DB, Sigma Alpha Epsilon All-American
2000- Buck Scarduzio, RB, Sigma Alpha Epsilon All-American
2000- Joe Noe, OL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon All-American
2000- Russell Benditt, DL, Sigma Alpha Epsilon All-American
2000- Tom Fitti, LB, Sigma Alpha Epsilon All-American
2000- Mike Beckley, DB, Sigma Alpha Epsilon All-American
2004- Adam Hubley, B, Hon. Mention NIC All-Fraternity
Name
Unknown
Charles “Pop” Kelchner
Harry Benfer
James Bond, Jr.
Harry Weller
John S. Smith
Alvin “Doggie” Julian
Frank White
Jay Martin Kelchner
Clarence “Biggie” Munn
William “Lone Star” Dietz
David Strong
LeVan Smith
Ed Gulian
John Potsklan
Bill Popp
Jeff Sparagana
Kevin Keisel
Ron Maier
E.J. Sandusky
John Marzka
Years
1892
1900-18
1920-24
1925
1926-27
1928, 33
1929-30
1931-32
1934
1935-36
1937-42
1946
1947-48
1949-54
1955-84
1985
1986-92
1993-95
1996
1997-2006
2007-present
W
1
24
20
2
9
3
14
12
2
13
31
1
5
25
144
2
16
15
10
50
45
Totals
1892-2012
444
469
24
Pct.
1.000
.318
.435
.250
.559
.219
.806
.667
.222
.844
.571
.125
.342
.464
.541
.222
.229
.500
.833
.490
.672
W
MAC Record
L TPct.
110
2
9
7
5
36
29
65 4.626
7 0.222
49 0.155
9 0.438
0 0
1.000
38 0.523
16 0.644
.487
198
184 4.518
No team 1893-1899, 1901, 1907-1911, 1943-45
1958-69 – MAC College Division North
1970-82 – MAC Northern Division
1983-92 – MAC
1993-2000 – MAC Commonwealth League
2001-present – MAC
Longest Tenures:
MAC Player of the Year
Name
John Potsklan
“Pop” Kelchner
E.J. Sandusky
Jeff Sparagana
1961- Gary Chapman, QB, MAC Northern MVP
1969- Dennis Zimmerman, HB, MAC Northern MVP
1972- Jim Kuhn, FB, MAC Northern MVP
1976- Frankie Francks, RB, MAC Northern MVP
1978- Ray Granger, LB, MAC Northern MVP
1991- Jon Thorpe, RB, MAC Offensive Player of the Year
1996- Bryan Snyder, QB, MAC Commonwealth MVP
1997- Bryan Snyder, QB, MAC Commonwealth MVP
2001- Russell Benditt, DL, MAC Defensive POY
2007- Tanner Kelly, QB, MAC Offensive POY
2009- Tanner Kelly, QB, MAC Offensive POY
Most Coaching Wins:
Name
Years
John Potsklan
1955-84
E.J. Sandusky
1997-2006
John Marzka
2007-present
“Lone Star” Dietz
1937-42
Ed Gulian
1949-54
“Pop” Kelchner
1900-18
MAC Rookie of the Year
Overall Record
L
T
0
0
56
8
26
0
6
0
7
1
12
1
3
1
6
0
7
0
2
1
23
2
7
0
11
3
29
1
122
5
7
0
54
0
15
1
2
0
52
0
22
0
Years
1955-84(30)
1900-18(13)
1997-2006(10)
1986-92(7)
W
144
24
50
16
L
122
56
52
54
T
5
8
0
0
Pct.
.541
.318
.490
.229
W
144
50
45
31
25
24
L
122
52
22
23
29
56
T
5
0
0
2
1
8
Pct.
.541
.490
.672
.571
.464
.318
Former head coach William (Lone Star) Dietz was
recently inducted into the College Football Hall of
Fame’s 2012 Divisional Class
1998- Chris Morehouse, P, MAC Rookie of the Year
2006- Tanner Kelly, QB, MAC Rookie of the Year
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All-Time
Series Records
Lions vs...
Adelphi
Albany (NY)
Alfred (NY)
Army
Baltimore Univ.
Blue Ridge
Bridgewater (VA)
Brown
Bucknell
Carlisle Indians
Carlisle Reserves
Carnegie Tech
Catawba
Catholic
City College of NY
Coast Guard
Cooper Union
Cornell
Davis & Elkins
Delaware Valley
Dickinson
Drexel
East Carolina
FDU-Florham
Fordham
F&M
F & M Academy
Gallaudet
Geneva (PA)
Georgetown
Geo. Washington
Gettysburg
Grove City
Haverford
Hillmans Academy
Indiana (PA)
Ithaca
Jersey City St.
Johns Hopkins
Juniata
Kean (NJ)
King’s
Kings Point
Kutztown
Lafayette
Lakehurst NTS
LaSalle
Lebanon Valley
Lehigh
49
W
1
2
2
0
1
2
1
0
1
0
4
0
1
2
2
0
1
0
2
18
7
10
0
16
0
12
2
2
4
1
1
10
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
33
2
10
1
1
3
0
1
57
0
L
0
0
2
1
0
0
1
1
14
7
0
1
1
3
0
1
0
2
1
29
10
5
1
6
2
24
1
0
0
1
0
24
0
1
1
1
0
0
1
22
0
5
1
0
10
1
3
32
10
T
2
1
4
1
1
3
First Last
1950 1950
1975 1976
1929 2009
1913 1913
1932 1932
1925 1941
1989 1990
1927 1927
1914 1957
1904 1917
1912 1916
1941 1941
1938 1940
1995 2010
1936 1937
1931 1931
1929 1929
1922 1932
1930 1933
1963 2012
1903 2002
1919 1973
1959 1959
1979 2012
1912 1933
1912 2012
1903 1905
1925 1927
1937 2011
1916 1935
1930 1930
19131977
1964 1964
1923 1923
1912 1912
1963 1963
1942 1942
1994 1994
1923 1923
19202006
2007 2012
1993 2012
1991 1992
1940 1940
1913 1956
1942 1942
1933 1938
1900 2012
1904 1956
Lions vs...
Lincoln (PA)
Loyola (MD)
Lycoming
Lykens AC
Maryland State
Millersville
Misericordia
Monmouth (NJ)
Montclair State
Moravian
Mt. St. Mary’s
Mount Union
Muhlenberg
Otterbein
Palmyra AC
Pennsylvania
Reading AC
Reading HS
Roanoke
Rutgers
Salisbury
Schuylkill Seminary
Scranton (St. Thomas)
Shenandoah
Springfield (MA)
St. Joseph’s (PA)
St. Lawrence
Stevenson
SUNY-Cortland
Susquehanna
Swarthmore
Temple
Thiel
Upsala
Ursinus
Vanier
Villanova
Wagner
Washington (MD)
Waynesburg
Wesley
West Chester
West. Maryland
Western Conn.
Widener (PMC)
Wilkes
William & Mary
Williamson School
Youngstown
W
0
1
17
1
0
2
1
0
1
35
4
0
20
1
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
4
5
2
0
6
0
2
0
21
0
2
1
17
11
1
0
3
2
0
2
4
6
2
17
21
0
0
1
L
1
0
34
0
1
4
0
1
1
24
0
1
19
0
0
2
0
0
0
3
2
3
11
0
4
1
1
0
1
20
1
9
0
7
7
0
1
5
0
1
0
8
6
0
42
16
2
0
1
T
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
First Last
1949 1949
1924 1924
19572012
1904 1904
1948 1948
1902 1947
2012 2012
1993 1993
2007 2008
19342004
1913 1932
2009 2009
19021963
1948 1948
1923 1923
1915 1917
1904 1917
1892 1892
1929 1929
1915 1928
1995 2008
1904 1928
19281960
2007 2008
1967 1970
1924 1933
1976 1976
20112012
20112011
1913 2006
1920 1920
1913 1953
1960 1960
1939 1988
1912 2011
2011 2011
1933 1933
1964 1973
1924 1931
1957 1957
1997 2001
1932 1951
1921 1992
2008 2009
1916 2012
19642012
1924 1925
1916 1916
1961 1962
Year-by-Year
Results
1912 (2-7)
Coach: Pop Kelchner
L
Carlisle Indians L
Lehigh
L
Ursinus
L
F&M
W Carlisle Res’ves
L
Hillman Acad. L
Fordham
W Lebanon Valley 1913 (3-4-3)
Coach: Pop Kelchner
L
Carlisle Indians L
Lehigh
T
Gettysburg
L
Lafayette
W Susquehanna L
Army
T
Mt. St. Mary’s W Muhlenberg T
Temple
1914 (5-3-1)
Coach: Pop Kelchner
L
Carlisle Indians W Temple
T
Gettysburg
W Dickinson
Mt. St Mary’s W Susquehanna L
Bucknell
L
Lafayette
W Muhlenberg 1915 (2-7)
Coach: Pop Kelchner
L
Carlisle Indians L
Rutgers
L
Penn
W Dickinson
L
Lehigh
L
Lafayette
L
Ursinus
W Susquehanna L
Muhlenberg 1916 (1-8-1)
Coach: Pop Kelchner
L
Bucknell
L
Lehigh
L
Dickinson
L
Georgetown L
Muhlenberg L
Lafayette
T
Williamson School
L
PMC (Widener) 7-50
0-34
0-7
7-10
32-21
7-13
13-16
20-7
0-25
0-64
7-7
56-0
0-7
20-0
0-77
7-7
29-3
0-0
0-20
28-12
7-7
7-0
55-7
n/a
32-0
0-42
6-42
20-10
7-21
0-53
0-63
20-0
0-27
0-42
0-54
6-0
0-33
20-7
0-37
6-61
0-20
0-80
0-43
0-32
7-7
7-24
1917 (3-7)
Coach: Pop Kelchner
L
Penn
L
Carlisle Indians L
Dickinson
W Temple (forfeit) W Reading AC L
Ursinus
W Schuylkill Sem. L
Muhlenberg L
Lafayette
L
PMC (Widener) 1918 (0-3)
Coach: Pop Kelchner
Carlisle Indians Bucknell
L
Dickinson
Ursinus
Muhlenberg Schuylkill Sem. L
Lebanon Valle y
L
F&M
10-73
0-60
7-27
1-0
62-0
7-29
40-0
0-21
0-42
7-27
canc.
canc.
0-19
canc.
canc.
canc.
6-13
7-25
1919 (1-6)
Coach: Harry Benfer
L
Dickinson
L
F&M
W Drexel
L
Gettysburg
L
PMC (Widener) L
Muhlenberg L
Lebanon Valley 0-19
0-25
38-0
0-34
0-26
0-67
0-48
1920 (4-2)
Coach: Harry Benfer
W Dickinson
L
Muhlenberg
W Drexel
L
Gettysburg
W Juniata
W Susquehanna
6-0
13-14
41-0
10-20
77-0
21-7
1921 (4-3)
Coach: Harry Benfer
L
F&M
W PMC (Widener) L
Swarthmore W
W. Maryland W Juniata
W Susquehanna L
Muhlenberg 0-7
27-20
0-28
21-7
41-0
21-6
7-15
1922 (6-3)
Coach: Harry Benfer
L
F&M
W Juniata
L
Dickinson
W PMC (Widener) W Susquehanna W Schuylkill Sem. W Ursinus
W W. Maryland L
Cornell
2-23
34-0
7-28
13-6
6-0
61-0
27-0
20-0
14-48
1923 (2-6)
Coach: Harry Benfer
W Palmyra AC L
F&M
L
Johns Hopkins L
Dickinson
L
Ursinus
L
Haverford
W Susquehanna L
PMC (Widener) 48-0
6-10
0-41
0-14
6-28
6-13
6-0
6-16
1924 (3-6)
Coach: Harry Benfer
W Loyola (Balt.) L
F&M
L
Muhlenberg L
PMC (Widener) Susquehanna L
Dickinson
W Washington C. L
William & Mary W St. Joseph’s L
Lebanon Valley 14-0
7-21
0-34
0-20
canc.
0-25
7-0
0-27
20-0
6-21
1925 (2-6)
Coach: James Bond Jr.
L
F&M
L
Muhlenberg L
PMC (Widener) W Gallaudet
W Blue Ridge
L
Dickinson
L
William & Mary L
Lebanon Valley 0-15
0-21
6-31
58-0
18-0
0-13
0-27
0-41
1926 (6-3)
Coach: Harry Weller
W Muhlenberg W Juniata
W F&M
W PMC (Widener) W St. Joseph’s L
Lafayette
W Temple
L
Schuylkill
L
Lebanon Valley 30-6
33-0
20-6
13-0
20-0
7-30
19-0
7-9
3-16
1927 (3-4-1)
Coach: Harry Weller
L
Muhlenverg L
Brown
W PMC (Widener) W Gallaudet
L
W. Maryland L
Temple
W
Schuylkill
T
Lebanon Valley 7-33
0-20
7-0
29-7
0-33
0-13
28-26
6-6
1928 (1-7)
Coach: John B. Smith
L
Lafayette
L
Rutgers
L
St. Thomas
L
Temple
L
St. Joseph’s W PMC (Widener) L
Schuylkill
L
Lebanon Valley 0-78
0-19
0-25
0-32
0-13
19-0
0-49
6-13
1929 (7-2)
Coach: Doggie Julian
W Cooper Union L
Bucknell
W Roanoke
W Mt. St. Mary’s L
W. Maryland W St. Joseph’s W Lebanon Valley W Alfred
W Ursinus
69-0
0-33
46-0
33-6
6-21
26-0
6-0
73-0
18-0
1930 (7-1-1)
Coach: Doggie Julian
W Connecticut L
Bucknell
W Mt. St. Mary’s W PMC (Widener) W St. Joseph’s W Davis & Elkins W G. Washington T
W. Maryland W Lebanon Valley 19-0
0-26
12-7
42-7
35-6
7-0
33-0
7-7
12-6
1931 (5-4)
Coach: Frank White
L
Coast Guard L
Temple
L
Bucknell
W PMC (Widener) L
St. Thomas
W St. Joseph’s W Washington C. W Mt. St. Mary’s W Lebanon Valley L
Ursinus
7-32
6-19
7-23
58-0
0-14
20-0
49-6
28-0
19-0
7-13
1935 (7-1)
Coach: Biggie Munn
W Georgetown W Lafayette
W Ursinus
W Moravian
L
West Chester W Lebanon Valley W F&M
W Muhlenberg 7-0
32-0
23-0
12-6
6-7
10-0
9-6
31-6
50
1936 (6-1-1)
Coach: Biggie Munn
L
F&M
W
West Chester W
CCNY
W
Moravian
W
Ursinus
T
W. Maryland W
Lebanon Valley
W
Coach: Lone Star Dietz
W
Geneva
W
CCNY
T
Ursinus
W
Moravian
W
Bucknell
W
LaSalle
W
Lebanon Valley
W
Muhlenberg 6-7
7-6
31-0
6-0
35-0
6-6
16-7
70-13
20-0
34-0
0-0
25-0
6-0
13-0
16-0
7-6
1938 (4-5-1)
L
Temple
W
Geneva
L
Gettysburg
W
Catawba
W
Moravian
L
Bucknell
L
LaSalle
W
Lebanon Valley
T
Upsala
L
Muhlenberg 0-6
19-0
0-7
14-0
32-0
0-6
6-14
14-7
0-0
0-3
1939 (5-4)
L
Gettysburg
L
Bucknell
W
Moravian
W
West Chester W
Upsala
W
Dickinson
L
F&M
W
Lebanon Valley
L
Muhlenberg 0-6
0-15
13-6
25-19
26-0
46-14
16-19
40-20
0-3
1940 (5-5)
Caoch: Lone Star Dietz
W
Kutztown
L
Moravian
W
Muhlenberg W
Upsala
L
Catawba
L
West Chester L
F&M
W
Dickinson
L
Bucknell
W
Lebanon Valley
24-7
0-9
14-3
19-0
6-7
0-7
6-27
7-0
0-7
3-0
1941 (6-4)
W
Blue Ridge
W
Muhlenberg L
Carnegie Tech W
West Chester L
Lebanon Valley
W
Moravian
L
F&M
W
PMC (Widener)
L
Bucknell
W
Millersville
51
20-0
14-3
6-12
6-0
13-27
13-0
12-13
27-20
0-42
26-13
1942 (4-5)
W
Indiantown Gap
W
Ithica
W
F&M
L
Lakehurst
W
Moravian
L
West Chester L
PMC (Widener)
L
Lebanon Valley
L
Muhlenburg 47-0
22-7
6-0
0-14
14-13
0-6
0-18
6-13
0-20
1943-44-45
Program suspended due to WWII
1946 (1-7)
Coach: David Strong
L
Muhlenberg W
Juniata
L
Scranton
L
Moravian
L
West Chester L
F&M
L
Gettysburg
L
PMC (Widener)
1947 (2-6-2)
Coach: LeVan Smith
L
Millersville
L
Muhlenberg L
West Chester T
F&M
W
Moravian
L
Scranton
L
Lebanon Valley
W
Juniata
L
PMC (Widener)
T
Gettysburg
1948 (3-5-1)
Coach: LeVan Smith
L
Gettysburg
W
Moravian
L
Maryland State
(MD-Eastern Shore) T
F&M
W
Lebanon Valley
W
Otterbein
L
Scranton
L
PMC (Widener)
L
Coach: Ed Gulian
L
West Chester L
Lincoln
W
Moravian
L
Muhlenberg W
F&M
L
Lebanon Valley
L
Scranton
T
Gettysburg
L
PMC (Widener)
0-39
19-2
19-34
20-27
0-26
0-12
0-34
0-6
13-20
0-53
7-20
13-13
9-7
0-43
7-31
26-7
19-27
13-13
6-26
19-0
0-25
0-0
19-13
61-7
0-48
0-39
0-13
6-46
12-14
33-6
7-21
7-0
13-26
6-33
13-13
7-19
1950 (5-4)
Coach: Ed Gulian
L
Temple
L
PMC (Widener)
W
Moravian
W
Adelphi
L
F&M
W
Lebanon Valley
L
Scranton
W
Gettysburg
W
Muhlenberg 1951 (6-4)
Coach: Ed Gulian
W
Lafayette
W
PMC (Widener)
W
Moravian
L
Temple
W
F&M
L
Lebanon Valley
W
Scranton
L
Gettysburg
W
Muhlenberg L
West Chester 6-32
7-12
20-12
45-6
0-14
27-13
13-34
14-12
33-6
12-0
12-6
33-13
6-47
6-0
6-7
2-0
20-21
9-7
9-32
1952 (6-3)
Coach: Ed Gulian
L
Temple
W
Lafayette
W
Gettysburg
W
Muhlenberg L
F&M
W
Moravian
W
Lebanon Valley
W
PMC (Widener)
L
Scranton
0-21
28-6
7-0
13-7
13-20
49-14
21-19
20-0
6-7
1953 (3-6)
Coach: Ed Gulian
L
Temple
W
Muhlenberg L
Lafayette
L
Gettysburg
L
F&M
W
Moravian
L
Lebanon Valley
L
PMC (Widener)
W
Scranton
1954 (3-6)
Coach: Ed Gulian
L
Lafayette
W
Muhlenberg L
Gettysburg
L
Alfred
W
F&M
L
Moravian
W
Labanon Valley
L
Bucknell
L
PMC (Widener)
1955 (2-7)
Coach: John Potsklan
L
Bucknell
L
Muhlenberg L
Gettysburg
L
Alfred
W
F&M
L
Moravian
W
Lebanon Valley
L
Lehigh
L
Scranton
1956 (2-7)
John Potsklan
L
Bucknell
L
Muhlenberg L
Gettysburg
L
Lafayette
L
F&M
L
Moravian
W
Lebanon Valley
L
Lehigh
W
Scranton
1957 (1-7-1)
L
Bucknell
L
Scranton
L
Muhlenberg T
Lycoming
L
Gettysburg
L
Waynesburg L
Moravian
W
Lebanon Valley
L
Juniata
1958 (2-6-1)
W
Drexel
T
Lebanon Valley
L
Lycoming
L
Gettysburg
L
F&M
L
Moravian
L
Muhlenberg L
Juniata
W
Scranton
0-13
0-18
6-20
7-32
6-20
7-26
20-6
14-34
13-7
0-16
0-20
14-18
0-0
13-37
18-21
6-19
32-8
13-40
21-0
14-14
8-24
8-18
14-30
12-15
20-27
12-33
30-24
0-34
6-0
7-28
0-27
0-6
21-13
0-13
0-7
19-0
1959 (7-3)
L
East Carolina W
Drexel
W
Lebanon Valley
W
Lycoming
L
Gettysburg
L
Scranton
W
Moravian
W
Muhlenberg W
Juniata
W
F&M
0-45
23-12
18-0
19-0
6-19
6-19
33-12
27-22
14-0
48-14
0-26
12-7
0-28
0-12
22-13
7-13
21-14
0-27
6-28
1960 (9-0)
W Muhlenberg W Thiel
W Drexel
W Gettysburg
W Scranton
W Moravian
W Lebanon Valley W Juniata
W F&M
31-7
41-18
34-6
20-8
39-6
21-14
7-6
27-19
41-29
1961 (7-0-1)
W Muhlenberg W Drexel
W Gettysburg
W Youngstown T
Moravian
W Lebanon Valley W Juniata
W F&M
52-20
47-6
37-21
20-6
8-8
33-7
21-0
46-0
14-25
13-26
6-46
7-13
20-0
13-35
27-12
19-51
0-12
1962 (3-5)
L
Lycoming
W Muhlenberg L
Gettysburg
L
Youngstown L
Moravian
W Lebanon Valley L
Juniata
W F&M
1968 (8-1)
W Lycoming
W Juniata
L
Springfield
W Gettysburg
W Delaware Valley
W Drexel
W Moravian
W Lebanon Valley W Upsala
6-20
14-6
6-14
7-16
13-16
23-0
20-33
34-0
1963 (3-5)
L
Lycoming
W Muhlenberg L
Juniata
L
Indiana State L
Gettysburg
W Delaware Valley
L
Moravian
L
Lebanon Valley 7-13
13-8
6-12
14-17
12-28
63-0
28-7
12-21
1964 (8-1)
W Grove City
W Juniata
W Lycoming
W Gettysburg
W Delaware Valley
L
Wagner
W Moravian
W Lebanon Valley W Wilkes
24-0
13-0
19-6
19-15
35-0
8-27
40-0
39-0
48-14
1965 (4-5)
W Juniata
L
Lycoming
L
Gettysburg
W Delaware Valley
W Wagner
L
Moravian
L
Lebanon Valley L
Wilkes
W Drexel
1970 (4-5)
W Lycoming
W Juniata
L
Springfield
L
Gettysburg
L
Wagner
L
Drexel
L
Moravian
24-7
9-19
14-22
30-0
21-14
6-14
23-25
7-37
21-0
1966 (4-5)
W Juniata
W Lycoming
L
Gettysburg
L
Delaware Valley
L
Wagner
W Moravian
W Lebanon Valley L
Upsala
L
Drexel
1971 (3-5-1)
W Lycoming
T
Juniata
L
Delaware Valley
L
Gettysburg
L
Wagner
L
Drexel
L
Moravian
13-7
10-0
7-34
10-14
7-13
13-6
24-0
41-42
27-28
1967 (5-4)
L
Lycoming
L
Juniata
L
Springfield
W Gettysburg
L
Delaware Valley
W Moravian
W Drexel
1972 (8-1)
W Lycoming
W Juniata
W Delaware Valley
W Gettysburg
W Wagner
W Moravian
L
Drexel
7-20
14-35
10-20
33-0
10-14
43-18
14-7
7-6
20-14
1973 (5-5)
L
F&M
W Lycoming
L
Juniata
L
Delaware Valley
L
Gettysburg
W Wagner
W Moravian
L
Drexel
1969 (3-6)
W Lycoming
L
Juniata
L
Springfield
L
Gettysburg
L
Wagner
W Drexel
L
Moravian
W Lebanon Valley L
Upsala
9-0
14-7
7-30
21-20
10-6
28-0
12-9
7-6
28-0
13-7
7-20
8-26
6-41
7-32
28-21
23-26
15-0
14-15
7-0
20-18
24-27
12-36
14-22
7-14
2-24
34-24
15-7
20-3
6-6
15-20
13-42
14-27
12-13
21-28
16-7
22-0
39-0
17-0
24-2
42-21
22-21
12-0
7-30
33-7
8-7
14-21
21-6
0-17
7-13
0-23
27-19
27-15
7-16
13-10
51-0
1974 (6-3)
W Lycoming
W Upsala
W Delaware Valley
W Susquehanna L
Juniata
W Gettysburg
W Moravian
L
Lebanon Valley L
Wilkes
16-0
42-0
37-13
14-9
27-28
17-14
35-20
7-33
10-14
1975 (8-2)
W Lycoming
W Juniata
W Delaware Valley
L
Gettysburg
W Susquehanna W Wilkes
W Albany
L
Widener+
14-0
29-13
23-7
7-34
42-20
20-14
28-8
20-12
56-6
6-14
1976 (8-2)
W Lycoming
W Juniata
W Delaware Valley
L
Gettysburg
W Albany
L
St. Lawrence+ 20-14
15-13
35-0
10-14
48-7
24-7
28-7
55-7
42-6
6-27
1977 (7-2)
L
F&M
W Lycoming
W Juniata
W Delaware Valley
W Gettysburg
W Susquehanna L
Wilkes
W Albany State W Lebanon Valley W Upsala
0-7
16-6
20-17
35-8
20-9
34-7
0-7
28-7
20-3
14-7
1978 (3-6)
L
Lycoming
L
Juniata
W Delaware Valley
L
Widener
L
F&M
L
Lebanon Valley L
Upsala
0-10
14-21
35-6
7-13
31-6
24-6
6-7
20-27
16-17
1979 (3-6)
L
Lycoming
W Juniata
L
Lebanon Valley L
Widener
W Susquehanna L
Wilkes
W FDU-Madison L
Delaware Valley
L
Upsala
5-15
10-7
21-22
14-35
17-6
17-28
10-3
14-16
7-17
1980 (5-4)
L
Lycoming
L
Juniata
W Lebanon Valley L
Widener
W FDU-Madison L
Delaware Valley
W Upsala
3-45
10-35
26-14
0-54
34-21
23-16
56-0
10-34
45-28
1981 (5-3-1)
L
Delaware Valley
W Susquehanna W Lebanon Valley W Upsala
L
F&M
L
Juniata
W FDU-Madison T
Lycoming
W Wilkes
0-27
13-6
31-14
17-7
23-38
0-41
23-13
13-13
12-0
1981 (5-3-1)
L
Delaware Valley
W
Susquehanna W
Lebanon Valley
W
Upsala
L
F&M
L
Juniata
W
FDU-Madison T
Lycoming
W
Wilkes
0-27
13-6
31-14
17-7
23-38
0-41
23-13
13-13
12-0
1982 (3-6)
L
Delaware Valley
L
Susquehanna W
Lebanon Valley
L
Upsala
L
F&M
L
Juniata
W
FDU-Madison L
Lycoming
W
Wilkes
7-23
3-21
28-0
0-3
7-10
14-21
41-0
10-21
24-3
1983 (5-4)
L
Delaware Valley
W Upsala
W Juniata
L
Lycoming
W Moravian
L
Widener
L
Susquehanna 7-26
7-6
25-6
0-14
27-0
25-3
19-14
7-14
7-44
52
1984 (3-6)
L
Delaware Valley
L
Upsala
W Juniata
L
Lycoming
L
Moravian
L
Widener
L
Susquehanna 14-21
7-18
13-10
0-44
14-0
10-6
11-21
14-38
7-29
1989 (2-8)
Coach: Jeff Sparagana
L
West. Maryland W Wilkes
L
Bridgewater L
Delaware Valley
L
Lebanon Valley L
Widener
W Juniata
L
Lycoming
L
Moravian
L
Susquehanna 13-21
13-7
0-7
35-38
19-49
0-40
28-23
8-22
15-35
12-14
1985 (2-7)
Coach: Bill Popp
L
Delaware Valley
W Upsala
L
Juniata
L
Lycoming
W Lebanon Valley L
Wilkes
L
Moravian
L
Widener
L
Susquehanna 7-35
22-16
7-26
0-43
31-6
23-33
7-41
10-36
7-28
1986 (3-7)
W West. Maryland L
Delaware Valley
W Upsala
L
Juniata
L
Lycoming
W Lebanon Valley L
Wilkes
L
Moravian
L
Widener
L
Susquehanna 17-0
0-31
14-7
3-21
0-34
26-10
7-38
7-28
10-13
0-26
1987 (2-8)
W West. Maryland L
Wilkes
L
Upsala
L
Delaware Valley
W Lebanon Valley L
Widener
L
Juniata
L
Lycoming
L
Moravian
L
Susquehanna 1991 (5-5)
W West. Maryland W Wilkes
L
Lebanon Valley W Delaware Valley
W Kings Point
L
Widener
L
Juniata
L
Lycoming
W Moravian
L
Susquehanna 14-13
28-27
10-28
14-13
21-20
25-26
13-26
8-43
20-0
24-31
13-7
7-24
3-7
10-13
7-3
0-19
16-28
3-28
22-25
0-29
1988 (2-8)
W West. Maryland L
Wilkes
W Upsala
L
Delaware Valley
L
Lebanon Valley L
Widener
L
Juniata
L
Lycoming
L
Moravian
L
Susquehanna 1992 (0-10)
L
West. Maryland L
Wilkes
L
Lebanon Valley L
Delaware Valley
L
Kings Point
L
Widener
L
Juniata
L
Lycoming
L
Moravian
L
Susquehanna 0-28
10-19
35-41
11-40
22-49
33-35
21-23
30-33
20-28
17-46
15-7
7-41
30-19
10-30
7-24
3-38
7-30
0-23
3-28
7-44
1993 (3-7)
Coach: Kevin Kiesel
W King’s
W Juniata
L
Lycoming
L
Susquehanna L
FDU-Madison L
Widener
L
Moravian
L
L
Monmouth
31-12
24-14
14-34
7-31
7-33
13-33
21-49
13-24
34-33
14-15
53
1990 (2-8)
L
West. Maryland W Wilkes
W Bridgewater L
Delaware Valley
L
Lebanon Valley L
Widener
L
Juniata
L
Lycoming
L
Moravian
L
Susquehanna 31-45
14-13
31-27
28-35
10-13
14-18
13-30
7-34
22-30
0-14
1994 (4-5-1)
Coach: Kevin Kiesel
T
King’s
W Juniata
L
Lycoming
L
Susquehanna L
FDU-Madison L
Widener
W Moravian
L
W Jersey City State 13-13
17-0
17-37
9-37
6-27
20-46
41-31
20-34
45-29
45-14
1995 (8-3)
Coach: Kevin Kiesel
L
Lycoming
W Lebanon Valley W Moravian
W Wilkes
W King’s
L
Widener
W FDU-Madison W Juniata
W Susquehanna L
Catholic
W Salisbury State*
26-29
38-3
26-0
10-7
42-24
17-31
19-10
10-0
47-14
16-17
20-10
1996 (10-2)
Coach: Ron Maier
L
Lycoming
W Wilkes
W King’s
W Widener
W Susquehanna W Catholic
W Wash & Jeff1 L
Lycoming+
24-31
49-14
42-2
41-27
33-0
19-16
38-3
47-21
41-16
47-40
31-17
13-31
1997 (9-1)
Coach: E.J. Sandusky
W Delaware Valley
W King’s
W Widener
W Susquehanna L
Catholic
W Wesley#
39-17
31-7
46-0
38-20
28-21
37-0
14-6
35-14
22-44
10-0
1998 (4-6)
L
William Paterson W Delaware Valley
W Lebanon Valley L
Moravian
W King’s
L
Widener
L
FDU-Madison L
Juniata
W Susquehanna L
Catholic
10-16
25-20
33-23
7-17
27-14
0-33
14-16
14-21
23-16
33-34(OT)
1999 (3-7)
L
Wilkes
W Moravian
L
FDU-Madison L
Juniata
L
Widener
W Lebanon Valley L
Lycoming
L
King’s
W Delaware Valley
L
Susquehanna 15-36
21-8
3-24
24-45
27-35
21-7
9-43
33-37
37-13
20-27
2000 (3-7)
L
Wilkes
L
Moravian
L
Widener
W Lebanon Valley L
Lycoming
L
King’s
L
Delaware Valley
L
Susquehanna 21-22
17-27
21-18
7-6
14-27
31-26
3-39
14-34
42-55
16-24
2001 (7-4)
W Delware Valley W Juniata
W Dickinson
L
Susquehanna W Lebanon Valley W Wilkes
L
Lycoming
W Moravian
L
King’s
L
Widener
W Wesley*
34-6
38-6
27-12
23-24
16-0
34-11
10-21
30-21
32-35(4OT)
33-47
49-35
2002 (2-8)
W Delaware Valley
L
Juniata
L
Dickinson
L
Susquehanna W Lebanon Valley L
Wilkes
L
Lycoming
L
Moravian
L
King’s
L
Widener
52-14
21-48
31-38
35-40
48-7
22-26
12-35
7-28
7-35
12-13
2003 (7-3)
L
Wilkes
W Urinius
L
Lycoming
W FDU-Florham W Widener
W Juniata
L
Delaware Valley
W Susquehanna W Moravian
W Lebanon Valley 28-55
37-19
21-38
17-10
30-29
49-31
30-45
55-31
28-24
37-21
2004 (8-3)
W Wilkes
W Ursinus
W Lycoming
W FDU-Florham L
Widener
W Juniata
L
Delaware Valley
L
Susquehanna W Moravian
W Lebanon Valley W McDaniel*
35-29
51-34
49-32
35-21
35-52
48-17
28-35
27-34
45-39
37-13
54-10
2005 (5-5)
W Ursinus
W Susquehanna W King’s
W Juniata
L
Widener
L
Delaware Valley
L
FDU-Florham L
Wilkes
L
Lycoming
W Lebanon Valley 34-33
21-7
29-27
42-23
19-33
34-35
14-17
21-48
13-14
40-39
2006 (2-8)
L
Ursinus
L
Susquehanna L
King’s
W Juniata
L
Widener
L
Delaware Valley
L
FDU-Florham L
Wilkes
W Lycoming
L
Lebanon Valley 16-32
21-24
14-38
48-14
19-33
13-21
35-39
6-30
42-35
33-55
2007 (7-4)
Coach: John Marzka
L
Salisbury
W Kean
W Shenandoah W FDU-Florham W Lycoming
W King’s
W Wilkes
W Lebanon Valley L
Widener
L
Delaware Valley
L
Montclair State*
12-42
42-17
30-7
17-14
40-17
24-21
35-25
27-20
24-28
21-14
13-17
2008 (8-3)
Coach: John Marzka
L
Salisbury
W Western Conn. State U.
W Shenandoah W FDU-Florham L
Lycoming
W King’s
W Wilkes
W Lebanon Valley W Widener
L
Delaware Valley
W Montclair State^
28-30
30-27
17-7
24-17
13-23
16-0
17-10
31-14
21-10
9-34
42-14
2009 (11-2)
Coach: John Marzka
W Ursinus
W Western Conn. State U.
W Pace (DII)
W Wilkes
W Lycoming
W King’s
W Widener
W FDU-Florham L
Delaware Valley
W Lebanon Valley W Alfred1
W Delaware Valley2
L
Mount Union+ 2010 (5-5)
Coach: John Marzka
L
Ursinus
W Geneva
W Catholic
L
Wilkes
L
Lycoming
W King’s
W Widener
W FDU-Florham L
Delaware Valley
L
Lebanon Valley 28-3
48-7
26-20
43-21
26-7
34-16
31-17
49-28
16-45
44-43 (2OT)
35-25
27-3
3-55
13-21
54-27
41-31
35-38
0-50
38-14
35-27
41-15
17-42
13-28
2011 (6-5)
Coach: John Marzka
W Ursinus
W Geneva
W Wilkes
W King’s
L
Lycoming
L
Lebanon Valley L
Delaware Valley
W FDU-Florham L
Widener
W Stevenson
L
Cortland&
2012 (8-3)
Coach: John Marzka
W Kean
W Stevenson
W Wilkes
L
Lycoming
L
Delaware Valley
W FDU-Florham W King’s
L
Widener
W Misericordia W Lebanon Valley W Franklin and Marshall&
1-NCAA Division III First Round Game
24-17
46-10
65-26
57-17
13-35
17-24
10-20
35-10
20-60
57-21
0-14
29-26
29-22 (OT)
27-13
29-14
42-21
45-0
41-10
34-29
48-0
26-14
38-34
2-NCAA Division III Second Round Game
+NCAA Division III Quarterfinal Game
#ECAC Northwest Bowl
*ECAC South Atlantic Bowl
^ECAC South Central Bowl
&ECAC South-East Bowl
Note: From 1973-1985 eight teams
competed in the NCAA tournament;
In 1986 the NCAA expanded the field to
16 teams; In 2001 the field expanded to 24
teams; In 2005 the field expanded to the
present 32 team field
1973 - First DIII NCAA Tournament
8 Team Field - 1973-1985
16 Team Field - 1986-2000
24 Team Field - 2001-2004
32 Team Field - 2005-present
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