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Centennial Conference championships
won by Muhlenberg since 2001. The Mules
shared the CC title every year from 2001
to 2004, then won their fi rst two outright
titles the last two years. They are one of a
handful of Division III schools with six con-
ference championships this decade. Only
two teams in league history have exceeded
Muhlenberg’s four-year string of titles.
20-3
Muhlenberg’s
record the last
two season, the
most wins in a
two-year period
in school history.
7
Joshua Carter, WR/KR
2000
Justin Jones, QB
2002
63
Kicks blocked by the Mules in the
last 11 years. The Mules have scored
18 special teams touchdowns since
1998 and have ranked in the top 25
in Division III in a major special teams
category every year since 1999.
Kodi Shay, WR/KR
2003
14
Times Muhlenberg scored 30 or
more points in its last 23 games.
Three other times, the Mules
scored 28, 28 and 29 points.
Ryan Peer, LB
2004
by the
Muhlenberg players who have have been named Centennial Conference player of the year since 2000.
Dan McCall, LB
2005
49.3/50.7
Pass/run ratio
for the Mule
offense in 2008.
Muhlenberg
was one of only
fi ve Division III
teams to average
at least 200 yards
passing and 200
yards rushing
per game last
year. The Mules’
all-time leaders
in rushing,
passing,
receiving,
touchdowns
and allpurpose
yardage
have
all graduated since 2000.
244.4
Yards per game allowed by the
Muhlenberg defense
in the seven seasons
2002-08 – fourth-best
in Division III. The
Mules, who led all
of college football in
total defense in 2004,
also rank fi fth in Divi-
sion III in
scoring
defense
(13.7
points per game) over
the past seven years.
John DeLuca, RB
2008
Matt Rathbun, LB
2008

Quick Facts
• muhlenberg college
Location ........................Allentown, PA 18104
Founded .......................1848
Enrollment ....................2,150
Web Site .......................www.muhlenberg.edu
Affi liation ......................NCAA Division III
Conference ...................Centennial Conference
Nickname .....................Mules
Colors ...........................Cardinal Red & Grey
Home Stadium ..............Scotty Wood Stadium
Home Field ...................Frank Marino Field
Surface .........................AstroTurf GameDay Grass 3D
Capacity .......................3,000
Year Built ......................1998 (resurfaced 2008)
• management
President ......................Peyton Randolph Helm
Dean of Students ..........Karen Green
Athletic Director ............Sam Beidleman
Associate Director .........Corey Goff
Assistant Director ..........Jenny Warmack-Chipman
Athletics Phone .............(484) 664-3380
Athletics Fax .................(484) 664-3035
Head Athletic Trainer ....Steve Nemes
Asst. Athletic Trainers ....Lindsay Weiss
Brian Perez
• football
Head Coach ..................Mike Donnelly (Ithaca ’75)
Record at Muhlenberg ..81-47 (12 seasons)
Overall Record ..............same
Assistant Coaches:
Jeff Knarr (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks)
Tom Perkovich (special teams coordinator/off. line)
Jeff Fisher (wide receivers)
Ron Hannis (defensive line)
Mike Litzenberger (inside linebackers)
Mike Nolan (tight ends)
Andy Romans (safeties)
James Lastowski (running backs)
Matt Rathbun (outside linebackers)
Offi ce Phone .................(484) 664-3385
E-mail ...........................mdonnell@muhlenberg.edu
2008 Record .................9-2 (7-1 Centennial)
2008 Postseason ...........NCAA fi rst round
2008 Final Ranking .......No. 20
Letters Returning/Lost ...33/19
Starters Returning/Lost ..12/12 (O 4/7, D 7/4, S 1/1)
Offense .........................Multiple
Defense ........................3-4
All-Time Record ............462-477-41 (.492)
First Season ...................1900
CC Championships .......1983, 1986, 2001, 2002,
2003, 2004, 2007, 2008
• sports information
Director ........................Mike Falk
Offi ce Phone .................(484) 664-3232
Home Phone .................(610) 432-8953
Fax ................................(484) 664-3477
E-mail ...........................falk@muhlenberg.edu
Assistant Director ..........Scott Drattell
Offi ce Phone .................(484) 664-3168
E-mail ...........................sdrattell@muhlenberg.edu
Mule Hotline (voice) ......(484) 664-3474
Press Box Phone ............(484) 664-3188
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009
CONTENTS
• introduction
Management/Support Staff ................... 2
Th e Muhlenberg Experience .................. 3
Muhlenberg Athletics ............................ 4
Centennial Conference .......................... 4
Football Facilities .................................. 5
Coaching Staff .................................... 6-7
• the 2009 mules
Roster ................................................. 8-9
Outlook ......................................... 10-11
Captains ......................................... 12-13
Returning Players ........................... 14-24
Newcomers .................................... 24-25
Opponents .......................................... 48
Schedule/Team Photo.............. back cover
• the 2008 mules
Review ................................................ 26
Statistics .............................................. 27
Game Summaries ........................... 28-31
• history
Mule Football Timeline ....................... 32
All-Time Results ............................. 33-36
Series Records ...................................... 37
Coaches’ Records ................................. 37
Individual Records ......................... 38-41
Team Records ...................................... 42
All-Time Letterwinners .................. 43-45
Honor Roll ..................................... 46-47
Team Awards .......................... inside back
Credits: Th e 2009 football yearbook was
produced by the Muhlenberg College
Sports Information Offi ce. Editor, Mike
Falk; Assistant Editor, Scott Drattell;
Photography, Amico Studio, Bill Johnson,
Jim O’Connor (NJSportPics.com), David
Ahouse and 7designpro.com; Printing,
A-Plus Printing of Altoona, Pa. (814-942-
7711).
SCHEDULE
• september
Sat 5 at Wilkes 1:00
SAT 19 UNION 1:00
Sat 26 * at Gettysburg 1:00
• october
SAT 3 * JOHNS HOPKINS 2:00
Sat 10 * at Juniata 1:00
SAT 17 * McDANIEL 2:00
Sat 24 * at Franklin & Marshall 1:30
SAT 31 * DICKINSON 1:00
• november
Sat 7 * at Ursinus 1:00
SAT 14 * MORAVIAN 1:00
* Centennial Conference game
Follow The Mules
Th ere are several great ways to follow the Mule
football team in 2009.
• on the web
www.muhlenberg.edu/sports
• on the phone
484-664-3474
• on Facebook
Muhlenberg College Athletics group page
Muhlenberg College Athletics fan page
• on Twitter
www.twitter.com/muhl_sports
www.twitter.com/muhl_fb
• on YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/user/muhlsid

College CollegeManagement
Management
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Peyton R. Helm
President of the College
Peyton Randolph Helm
took offi ce as president of
Muhlenberg College July
1, 2003. He holds the
faculty rank of professor of
history.
Immediately prior to
joining the Muhlenberg community, Helm
served as vice president for college relations
and professor of classical studies at Colby College
in Waterville, Maine.
Helm began his career in academic administration
at the University of Pennsylvania,
where he was named coordinator of College
House Programs in 1981. He served as associate
director of development and then director
of development for Penn’s School of Arts and
Sciences. From 1981-1988 he was also an
adjunct assistant professor of ancient history
and urban studies at Penn.
In 1988, Helm was named vice president
for development and alumni relations at
Colby, where he was promoted to vice president
for college relations in 2001.
Th e Council for Advancement and Support
of Education (CASE) has awarded Helm its
Steuben Apple, given to advancement professionals
who have been rated as a top speaker
at 10 or more national conferences. Helm has
delivered addresses and conducted seminars
on ethics, stewardship, writing, capital
campaigns, market research and volunteer
management at more than 30 conferences
across the country and internationally. His
writing has been published in CASE Currents
and Successful Fund Raising, as well as various
scholarly publications in the fi eld of ancient
history.
Helm earned his bachelor’s degree in archaeology,
with magna cum laude and Phi Beta
Kappa distinction, from Yale University. He
earned his doctoral degree in ancient history,
specializing in ancient Greek and Near Eastern
history and literature, from the University of
Pennsylvania.
Athletic Trainers
Steve Brian Lindsay
Nemes Perez Weiss
Karen Green
Vice President for Student Affairs/
Dean of Students
Karen Green began her duties
as vice president for student affairs/dean
of students at Muhlenberg
College on June 15, 2006,
following more than four years as
dean of students at Wells College
in Aurora, N.Y.
At Muhlenberg, Green oversees more than 70 fulltime
employees and several departments, including
athletics and recreation.
“Muhlenberg is committed to our scholar athletes
and the athletic programs are an integral part of
a liberal arts education,” said Green. “Th e lessons
learned from participation in our programs will
sustain our students throughout their lives. Th e
opportunity to be involved in intramural and recreational
programs provides balance from the rigors of
a challenging academic experience. Students learn
negotiation skills, teamwork, time management and
to be eff ective leaders.
“Our coaches are committed to excellence and
are partners with students notwithstanding their
skill level. My predecessor as dean of students, Rudy
Ehrenberg, said it best, ‘We must provide our students
with outstanding coaches, superb facilities and
a commitment to excellent programs. Th ese are the
ingredients for a quality program and Muhlenberg
College is committed to such excellence.’ I strongly
support these words and will be fully committed to
the College’s athletic programs.”
Green received her baccalaureate degree from
Agnes Scott College in Atlanta in 1986, where the
Karen Green Human Relations Award was created in
her honor. She went on to earn her master’s of divinity
from the Candler School of Th eology at Emory
University in 1997.
Green began her administrative career as a resident
director at Spelman College, later served in the
admissions offi ce at Agnes Scott and subsequently
became director of orientation, residence life and
student activities at her alma mater before leaving
Atlanta to accept the position of director of multicultural
aff airs at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y.
She held additional leadership positions in
student life at Agnes Scott, Emory and Hamilton
before assuming the position of dean of students at
Wells in September 2001.
ATHLETIC SUPPORT STAFF
Athletic Business
Manager
Ray Ramella
Sam Beidleman
Director of Athletics
Following a national search,
Muhlenberg College named Sam
Beidleman director of athletics in
July 2003. He had been serving
as interim director of athletics
since April 1, 2003.
As director of athletics,
Beidleman supervises Muhlenberg’s 22-sport varsity
intercollegiate program, as well as the intramural and
recreation programs.
“Muhlenberg College is proud of its long-standing
tradition of academic and athletic excellence,”
said Beidleman. “While we strive to win on the fi eld
or court, we measure our success in many other ways
including the development of character, leadership,
scholarship and ethical behavior.”
Beidleman returned to Muhlenberg after a prior
35-year association with the College, during which
he held responsibilities in every area of athletics
programming – as a student, coach, faculty member
and administrator. He was a varsity letterwinner in
football and track and spent 13 seasons as an assistant
football coach following his graduation in 1963.
It was as a baseball coach that Beidleman truly
made his mark, coaching the Mules from 1970
to 1992 and winning 255 games, setting a school
record for a coach in one sport. His teams captured
fi ve Middle Atlantic Conference Southwest League
titles and three Southern Division championships.
Beidleman, who held the academic rank of associate
professor of physical education from 1965 to
1992, also served as men’s intramural director and
director of recreation. After retiring from coaching,
he was full-time athletic business and facilities
manager until August 2000.
A 2006 inductee into the Muhlenberg Athletic
Hall of Fame, Beidleman earned his master’s degree
in counseling and guidance from Kutztown University
in 1970.
Corey Goff
Associate Director of Athletics
Corey Goff was promoted to
associate director of athletics in
2008 after fi ve years as an assistant
director of athletics. In addition
to his administrative duties,
he serves as head baseball coach
and summer camp coordinator.
Jenny Warmack-Chipman
Assistant Director of Athletics
Jenny Warmack-Chipman is
in her ninth year as an assistant
director of athletics. In addition
to her administrative duties, she
serves as senior woman administrator,
advisor to the Student-
Athlete Advisory Committee and
head volleyball coach.
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CARING COMMUNITY
What makes Muhlenberg special? People really
care about each other ...
It’s true! Many colleges say it, but at Muhlenberg
you can feel it. Th ere is a real sense of community
here. Students care about each other. Faculty care
about their students. Th e
potential for human connections
and for lifelong
friendships that enrich
a college experience is
tremendous.
Jake Floyd: “People are
friendly and are willing
to go out of their way to
help you in any way they
can. If you cannot make
offi ce hours, professors are
more than willing to meet
with you at a time that
works for you. It’s always
Mules helping Mules and
that makes Muhlenberg a
special and unique place.”
Frank Emmett: “Try
stopping in to one of your
professor’s offi ce hours which is from 2 to 3 o’clock
for fi ve minutes to talk about a paper for class. It
doesn’t happen, you stay and talk about the weekend
until either you or your professor has class at 4:15.
Try walking through the Garden Room without
hearing a joke from one of the staff who happens
to be a big football fan. It doesn’t happen, you stop
and joke back. Or try walking down Academic
Row, dropping your books, and watching everyone
stop and stare at you. It doesn’t happen, someone
walks over and helps you pick your things up and
you meet someone new. Th is type of community
stretches from the one end of campus to the other.”
JJ Contessa: “At a small institution such as
Muhlenberg, it is imperative that the students, administrators,
and community create a welcoming
and caring environment. Th e faculty and staff at
Muhlenberg have done an exceptional job creating
a fantastic college experience. Professors show their
support on and off the fi eld by cheering us on during
our games, but also by being fl exible with our
busy schedules to accommodate us for extra offi ce
hours or whatever help we may need.”
Phil Cresta: “I have always been accepted
and respected during my time at Muhlenberg. I
believe the Muhlenberg community is great with
respecting all diff erent types of people. Th is is one
of the reasons why everyone gets along well with
everyone else.”
ACTIVE LEARNING
At Muhlenberg, excellent teaching is our fi rst
priority. Our faculty are drawn from America’s
major universities and are selected for their ability
to combine fi rst-rate scholarship and compelling
teaching.
Many of our classes are taught seminar
style, with an emphasis on discussion and
classroom interaction. Science labs are
hands-on, with the opportunity to do real
science in a small college setting. Independent
study, mentored research, internships
and fi eld experience all are encouraged. Th e
goal in each case is to promote an active,
participatory learning style.
Th at commitment to fi rst-rate teaching
and active learning means that we strive
always to provide learning experiences that
are not simply informational, but interesting,
even inspirational. It means looking for
teaching approaches where students are not
passive but rather engaged, active learners.
Th e result has been an academic program
widely recognized for educational excellence
based on both rigor and nurture.
Jake Floyd: “Due to the small class sizes
at Muhlenberg, there is nowhere to hide in the
classroom because your professors know you by
name. Students are actively engaged by professors
who lead lively discussions rather than boring
lectures. Th e dialogue between students as well as
with professors make the classes at Muhlenberg
a place where ideas fl ow freely,
debates happen, learning is
fostered and growth occurs.”
Frank Emmett: “Last fall I
took an Organizational Behavior
class. We were given a group
semester project and the goal
was to think globally, but act
locally. Along with four other
group members we decided to
tackle the issue of childhood
obesity. We planned a whole
day of fun educational activities
for the children, ranging from a
puzzle and a mix and match to
a memory game. We put our plan into action at an
after-school program at Th e Caring Place in downtown
Allentown. Th e kids had a great day, and we
really felt that we made an impact on the children.
It’s tough to fi nd a class like this anywhere else.”
Cameron Ahouse: “Muhlenberg College is a
small school with small classes, which provides
for a lot of specialized attention. Professors are
always willing to help students and make
themselves available. During my junior
year where I focused on my two majors, the
professors taught me more than what the
book did; they taught me lessons that I can
put to use in the real world, especially in
my Investments and Portfolios class.”
Phil Cresta: “I know that I would not
have done very well at a college that did
not include active professors. I believe that
I received a great education because I was
actually taught by my professors.”
Muhlenberg
MuhlenbergExperience
Experience
POWERFUL OUTCOMES
A Muhlenberg education provides a powerful
launching pad to graduate school and entry-level
careers. Th e College’s success rates with both law
school and medical school placement are regularly
over 90%. In addition, many Muhlenberg students
go on to master’s and doctoral programs each year,
often with teaching fellowships or other stipends.
Muhlenberg grads also go on to a full range of
employment opportunities, from America’s largest
banks and accounting fi rms to its “blue-chip”
business concerns, from the most prominent social
and helping agencies to schools, government and
family-owned businesses, and from a variety of
media, writing and advertising positions to work in
the performing and fi ne arts.
Our alumni often report that their Muhlenberg
experience helped them develop a combination of
work ethic, mental agility and intellectual toughness
that has allowed them to excel in a variety of fi elds.
Muhlenberg graduates across the years share at least
one thing in common – a rigorous, challenging and
supportive undergraduate experience that helped to
shape them and prepare them for excellence in their
lives and careers.
Jake Floyd: “Th e true liberal arts structure of
Muhlenberg allows you to do whatever you want
with your degree. Muhlenberg does not prepare
you solely for a career in your fi eld of study, but
for your entire future. Th e diversity of the classes
you must take for your requirements gives you an
unparalleled educational background that makes a
Muhlenberg student a valuable
asset to any company. I feel extremely
prepared and confi dent
entering the job market with a
Muhlenberg degree behind me.”
Frank Emmett: “My
Muhlenberg education has
landed me a credit analyst
intern position at a local bank
in Scranton, Pa., where hopefully
it may lead to a full-time
position next year. But beyond
getting a job after graduation,
a Muhlenberg education
produces a well-rounded individual.
Instead of being ignorant of other societies,
cultures, and norms of living, Muhlenberg grads
will understand what was once diff erent.”
JJ Contessa: “I am very confi dent that upon
the completion of my education at Muhlenberg
that I will have the necessary tools to succeed in
the corporate world. Th e liberal arts education has
exposed me to various subject matters that have
caused me to think outside of my normal realm,
providing me with a much more cultured education
that I am sure will come in handy during
future work endeavors.”
Cameron Ahouse: “Although Muhlenberg
College is a small liberal arts school, it allows its
students to explore many opportunities in the real
world because of its great reputation. Some of my
friends in accounting were able to get amazing
internships because of the accounting program
here. I was able to work for Northwestern Mutual
Financial because I attend Muhlenberg.”
www.Muhlenberg.edu/sports • 3

Muhlenberg
MuhlenbergAthletics Athletics
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centennial conference
In its 17th year of all-sports competition, the Centennial Conference has
taken its place among the nation’s elite small college conferences.
On June 4, 1981, Keith Spalding, then-president of Franklin & Marshall
College, made the announcement that “eight private colleges found it
timely and appropriate to form a round-robin schedule among institutions
with similar attitudes and practices in intercollegiate football.” With that
statement, the Centennial Conference was born.
From 1983-92, the eight private colleges
— Dickinson College, Franklin &
Marshall College, Gettysburg College,
Johns Hopkins University, Muhlenberg
College, Swarthmore College, Ursinus
College and Western Maryland
College (now McDaniel College)
— participated in a football-only
conference. Because of the success
in operating the Centennial Football
Conference, the league expanded to
an all-sports conference in 1992, with Bryn
Mawr College, Haverford College and Washington
College joining as charter members.
In 2007, Juniata College and Moravian College, a longtime rival of
Muhlenberg, joined the CC as associate members in the sport of football.
Susquehanna is slated to come on board for the 2010 season.
A purpose and mission statement adopted by the presidents stated,
“Recognizing that our fundamental purpose is the academic mission of
institutions, we agree to establish an all-sports conference in the spirit of
rationalizing our competition by controlling travel, schedule and costs. The
Conference will be controlled by the presidents of the member institutions.”
The Centennial Conference encourages athletic competition among
national liberal arts colleges and universities that share similar academic
aspirations and a commitment to the importance of the total educational
experience of students engaged in sports. Intercollegiate athletics programs
are an integral part of the life of the member institutions and fl ow
from their educational objectives. Each institution provides a comprehensive,
broad-based athletics program. All varsity sports are treated equitably,
and every sport is important.
The CC crowns
champions in 24
sports and continues
to sponsor
intercollegiate
programs of
national prominence
for women
and men. On the
average, Centennial
members
boast of 19 varsity
teams, which is
well above the
national norm.
Football in the
CC has shown an
incredible balance
of power. In 26
years, all eight
CC FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS
1983 Muhlenberg (5-2)
Gettysburg (5-2)
Swarthmore (5-2)
1984 Gettysburg (6-1)
Swarthmore (6-1)
1985 Gettysburg (6-0-1)
1986 Muhlenberg (6-1)
Franklin & Marshall (6-1)
1987 Franklin & Marshall (7-0)
1988 Franklin & Marshall (6-1)
Dickinson (6-1)
1989 Dickinson (7-0)
1990 Dickinson (5-1-1)
1991 Dickinson (7-0)
1992 Dickinson (5-1-1)
1993 Dickinson (5-2)
Franklin & Marshall (5-2)
1994 Dickinson (7-0)
1995 Franklin & Marshall (6-1)
1996 Ursinus (7-0)
1997 Western Maryland (7-0)
1998 Western Maryland (7-0)
1999 Western Maryland (7-0)
2000 Western Maryland (7-0)
2001 Muhlenberg (5-1)
Western Maryland (5-1)
2002 Muhlenberg (5-1)
Johns Hopkins (5-1)
McDaniel (5-1)
2003 Muhlenberg (5-1)
Johns Hopkins (5-1)
2004 Muhlenberg (4-2)
Dickinson (4-2)
Franklin & Marshall (4-2)
Johns Hopkins (4-2)
McDaniel (4-2)
2005 Johns Hopkins (5-1)
2006 Dickinson (5-1)
2007 Muhlenberg (8-0)
2008 Muhlenberg (7-1)
of the original members have won outright or shared the Conference
championship, and there has been a tie for the title nine times, including
a fi ve-way tie in 2004. No team went through the CC season undefeated
from 2000 until 2007, when Muhlenberg did.
But success does not only come on the fi eld. Ten CC football players
have been accorded NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships, while 10 more
have earned fi rst-team Academic All-America recognition, and one earned
a Rhodes Scholarship.
www.centennial.org
Muhlenberg College sponsors a comprehensive 22-sport intercollegiate athletics
program. Th e Mules compete in the Centennial Conference in all sports
and are members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division
III.
Muhlenberg’s sports program is designed to off er quality competitive
experiences for the
serious athlete, with
opportunities for
outstanding teams
and individuals to
advance to national
Division III championships.
However,
given the breadth
of the program, opportunities
also exist
for the unrecruited
athlete to participate
in varsity sports.
Muhlenberg has
excellent on-campus
athletic facilities.
Opened in 1982,
the Life Sports
Center is a building
During the 2008-09 school year, Muhlenberg won the
Centennial Conference championship in football, women’s
basketball and softball, and Mule individuals earned bids to
the NCAA Division III Championships in wrestling, men’s and
women’s track and fi eld, and men’s cross country.
designed for athletics, intramurals and “sports for life” as primary uses. Th e
original solar-heated building, a series of three additions to the Memorial Hall
gymnasium, includes the spacious John Deitrich Field House, featuring basketball
and tennis courts and a 160-meter running track; the 25-meter Alumni
Pool; and the Levering Tyson wing, containing racquetball and squash courts
ATHLETIC STAFF DIRECTORY
484-664-
Director ........................Sam Beidleman .................. 3380
Associate Director .........Corey Goff ......................... 3395
Assistant Director ..........Jenny Warmack-Chipman .. 3669
Business Manager .........Ray Ramella ....................... 3377
Head Coaches
Baseball ......................Corey Goff ......................... 3395
Basketball (men) ..........Scott McClary .................... 3387
Basketball (women) .....Ron Rohn ........................... 3394
Cheerleading ..............Kelly Drust ......................... 3865
Cross Country .............David Bracetty .................... 3788
Field Hockey ................Megan Eddinger ................ 3768
Football .......................Mike Donnelly .................... 3385
Golf (men) ..................John Librick ........................ 3392
Golf (women) ..............Ron Rohn ........................... 3394
Lacrosse (men) ............Chris Bissinger ................... 3763
Lacrosse (women) .......Kristen Stuckel ................... 3384
Soccer (men) ...............Sean Topping ..................... 3383
Soccer (women) ..........Leslie Benintend ................. 3382
Softball .......................Roni Rivera ......................... 3415
Tennis (men) ................Jeff Schmitt ........................ 3865
Tennis (women) ...........Linda Andrews ................... 3381
Track & Field................Brad Hackett ...................... 3590
Volleyball ....................Jenny Warmack-Chipman .. 3669
Wrestling ....................Mike Kocsis ........................ 3386
Athletic Trainers ............Steve Nemes ...................... 3391
Lindsay Weiss ..................... 3063
Brian Perez ......................... 3863
Equipment Manager .....John Librick ........................ 3392
Administrative Asst. ......Bonnie Belknap .................. 3379
and rooms for sports
medicine, weight training,
wrestling, dance,
instruction and equipment
distribution.
Memorial Hall, the
original facility built in
1954, seats 3,529 and
is an excellent facility
for viewing indoor
sports.
Th e Life Sports
Center recently underwent
a signifi cant
renovation that further
improved the Mules’
facilities. Th e threelevel,
40,000-square
foot addition was built
directly west of the
Deitrich Field House
and opened in the fall
of 2004. Th e new facility
includes additional
locker rooms and offi ce
space, new recreation
and fi tness areas and a new health and counseling center.
Outdoors, the Mules have a grass fi eld used by the men’s and women’s soccer
teams, constructed in 1997, and a stadium for use by football, fi eld hockey and
lacrosse surrounded by an eight-lane, all-weather track, constructed in 1998
and resurfaced with AstroTurf GameDay Grass 3D in 2008.
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

Scotty Wood Stadium/
Frank Marino Field
Muhlenberg College constructed a state-of-the-art on-campus game and
practice facility during the summer of 1998. Th e multipurpose stadium includes
an artifi cial turf playing fi eld with e-layer pad, an eight-lane all-weather
track, bleacher seating for 3,000 and lighting. Th e facility was the fi rst of its
kind in the Lehigh Valley.
Scotty Wood Stadium, also home to the Mule fi eld hockey, lacrosse and
track teams, received a facelift in the summer of 2008 when the original Astro-
Turf 12® surface was replaced with AstroTurf GameDay Grass 3D.
AstroTurf GameDay Grass is an infi ll turf system tufted into a super-stable,
multi-ply primary backing system that is covered with a heavy urethane, environmentally
friendly BioCel coating for uniformity, consistency and precise
performance across the entire fi eld.
AstroTurf GameDay Grass
3D is a natural-looking synthetic
surface that’s more durable than
100% polyethylene systems.
Tweed tufting of AstroTurf Game-
Day Grass 3D more accurately
mimics the true coloration of
natural grass. A double nylon
Root Zone acts as a traction layer,
providing fi ber support and reducing
the compaction associated
with other infi ll products.
Muhlenberg’s facility is named
for two prominent fi gures in the
school’s athletic history.
Th e stadium honors the late
Milton W. “Scotty” Wood for his
many years of support and service
to the College and its scholar
athletes. He began Wood Dining
Services, now prominent in the
food service industry, in 1947 by
feeding Muhlenberg basketball
players. Th e Mules’ annual tipoff
basketball tournament is also
named in his honor.
Th e fi eld honors Frank Marino,
one of the most beloved coaches in
Life Sports
Center
Football FootballFacilities Facilities
Constructed 1998 Renovated 2003-04
HOMEFIELD ADVANTAGE
Scotty Wood Stadium has
been one of the most popular
Division III football venues of late.
Muhlenberg has averaged more
than 2,500 fans a game the last
six years, including an over-capacity
average of 3,401 in 2007. The
Mules ranked 10th in Division III
in home attendance (3,738 per
game) in 2003.
The top fi ve Scotty Wood Stadium
crowds:
4,471 Hartwick Nov. 4, 2000
4,312 Salisbury Nov. 17, 2007
4,168 Moravian Nov. 15, 2003
4,121 Ursinus Oct. 30, 1999
4,100 Moravian Nov. 10, 2007
Not coincidentally, Muhlenberg
has been very successful at Scotty
Wood Stadium. Despite an off-year
in 2005, the Mules are 44-15 at
home since 1998, setting a school
record with six home wins in 2000,
2002 and 2007:
1998 3-2 2002 6-1 2006 4-1
1999 3-2 2003 3-1 2007 6-0
2000 6-0 2004 4-1 2008 5-1
2001 3-2 2005 1-4
school history. He led the football team to a 54-40-6 record from 1970 to 1980
and was 1976 Middle Atlantic Conference coach of the year. Marino served the
athletic department in numerous other capacities during his 34-year association
with the College, earning the respect, loyalty and admiration of hundreds of
young men and women.
A three-level, 40,000-square-foot addition to the Life Sports Center opened
in August 2004, further improving Muhlenberg College’s athletic facilities.
Th e addition, built directly west of the John Dietrich Field House, includes
a large weight facility, an expanded cardio-fi tness area, the Life Sports Center
Café snack bar, new facilities for health service and counseling, training rooms,
locker rooms and coaches’ offi ces. Th e structure overlooks Scotty Wood Stadium
and Varsity Field and is joined to the Life Sports Center by a large indoor
corridor on the main level. A new main entrance faces the campus.
Th e project also entailed renovations in the Field House, including installation
of a new fl oor and track, new netting, new lighting and painting.
www.Muhlenberg.edu/sports • 5

Coaching CoachingStaff Staff
Mike Donnelly
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Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Cornerbacks
Ithaca ’75 • 13th Season
Mike Donnelly is the winningest
coach in the history of Muhlenberg
football with a record of 81-47
(.633) in 12 years. Since taking
over a program that won a total of
18 games in the eight years prior
to his arrival, Donnelly has turned
the Mules into a perennial title contender and national
top-10 team.
Donnelly was named regional coach of the year
by the American Football Coaches Association and
D3football.com in 2007 after leading Muhlenberg to
its fi rst undefeated regular season in the 106-year program
history. Th e Mules won the Centennial Conference
championship, fi nished the regular season with a
10-0 record and advanced to the second round of the
NCAA Division III playoff s. Th ey were ranked eighth
in the country in the fi nal poll of the season.
Th e 2008 squad repeated as CC champion and rose
to No. 2 in one national poll — the highest national
ranking ever for any Muhlenberg team in any sport.
Donnelly was voted CC coach of the year.
Th e Mules are 79-33 (.705) in their last 112 games
and have earned seven postseason invitations since
2000. Th ey tied for the Centennial Conference championship
four straight years (2001-04) and made their
fi rst national playoff appearance in 2002.
In 1999, Muhlenberg fi nished 6-4 for its fi rst winning
record since 1989 and broke or tied 57 school,
CC and NCAA records. Th e 2000 team tied a school
record by winning nine games, earned the program’s
fi rst postseason bid since 1946 and had three All-Americans.
In 2002, Muhlenberg fi nished the year ranked
17th after winning a school-record 10 games.
Th e 2003 Mules won their fi nal seven regular-season
games and became the fi rst team to win the CC title
after losing the conference opener.
Donnelly became the winningest coach in program
history with a 20-2 defeat of Dickinson in 2005. In his
12 seasons, Donnelly has coached 13 All-Americans,
seven Centennial Conference players of the year and
four Academic All-Americans.
As defensive coordinator, Donnelly has established
one of the top defenses in Division III. Muhlenberg led
the country in total defense in 2004 and ranked in the
top fi ve in three other defensive categories. Th e Mules
are one of four Division III schools that has allowed
fewer than 250 yards per game the last seven years.
A resident of nearby Easton, Donnelly came to
Muhlenberg after four years at Columbia University,
where, as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach,
he helped the Lions compile an 8-2 record – their best
in 51 years – in 1996. Donnelly’s charges included defensive
end Marcellus Wiley, a third-team All-American
and second-round draft pick of the Buff alo Bills.
Since graduating in 1975 from Ithaca College, where
he was an all-conference linebacker, Donnelly has
coached at the NCAA Division I, II and III levels. During
the 1976-77 school year, he coached the defensive
ends and was scouting coordinator at the University at
Albany, while earning his master’s degree in education
administration. Donnelly spent the next season as a
defensive line assistant at East Stroudsburg University.
mule football 1997-2008
Year .....W-L .. CC W-L ...CC Place
1997........ 1-9 .........1-6 ........ 7th
Five losses by a touchdown or less
Led CC in total offense and passing offense
1998........ 5-5 .........3-4 ........ 5th
Third-best improvement in Division III
1999........ 6-4 .........4-3 ........ 3rd (tied)
First winning season since 1989
Received votes in national poll
Led Division III in kickoff returns
Led CC in passing offense
Broke or tied 57 school, CC and NCAA records
2000........ 9-2 .........5-2 ........ 2nd (tied)
Won ECAC Southwest championship
First postseason bid since 1946
Tied school record with nine wins
Best CC record/fi nish since 1988/1987
Three All-Americans and 14 All-CC players
First CC player of the year in team history
Ranked 24th in Division III by USA Football
Led CC in total offense and passing offense
2001........ 7-4 .........5-1 ........ 1st (tied)
Tied for CC championship (fi rst since 1986)
Earned bid to ECAC Southeast championship
17 players on All-CC team
Ranked 16th in Lindy’s preseason poll
2002....... 10-2 ........5-1 ........ 1st (tied)
Earned fi rst-ever bid to NCAA Tournament and
won fi rst-round game
Tied for second straight CC championship
Broke school record for wins
Ranked 17th in fi nal Division III poll
Two All-Americans and 18 All-CC selections
CC and ECAC Southwest offensive player of the
year
Second in Division III in turnover margin
2003........ 7-3 .........5-1 ........ 1st (tied)
Second straight NCAA bid
Tied for third straight CC championship
CC offensive player of the year
Two All-Americans
Nine spots on All-CC fi rst team
Ranked in top 20 in two preseason polls
2004........ 8-3 .........4-2 ........ 1st (tied)
Third consecutive NCAA bid
Tied for fourth straight CC championship
Led all of college football in total defense
Ranked in top fi ve in Division III in four defensive
categories
CC defensive player of the year
2005........ 3-7 .........2-4 ........ 5th (tied)
Ninth in Division III in total defense
Six losses by eight points or fewer
CC defensive player of the year
2006........ 5-5 .........2-4 ........ 5th (tied)
3-2 with two three-point losses in last fi ve games
2007....... 11-1 ........8-0 ........ 1st
First outright CC championship ever
First undefeated regular season ever
First undefeated team in CC play since 2000
Advanced to NCAA second round
Broke school record for wins
Nine spots on All-CC fi rst team
Ranked No. 8 by D3football.com
In top 10 in Division III in nine statistical categories
Four shutouts (most since 1947)
2008........ 9-2 .........7-1 ........ 1st
Second straight outright CC championship
Ranked No. 2 by AFCA during season
CC offensive and defensive players of the year
Two All-Americans
Two Academic All-Americans
Led CC in four defensive categories
Scored at least 30 points seven times
Totals .. 81-47 ... 51-29 .....6 titles
.633 .638
After two seasons as defensive coordinator and
head track coach at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute,
Donnelly returned to his alma mater for four
years, coaching the linebackers and helping Ithaca
to the 1980 NCAA Division III championship
game. As head track coach, he led the Bombers to
four consecutive conference titles.
In 1984, Donnelly left Ithaca for Lafayette College,
where he would spend the next seven years.
He was defensive coordinator in 1988, when the
Leopards won their fi rst Patriot League championship.
Donnelly spent two seasons as defensive coordinator
at the University at Buff alo before moving
on to Columbia.
Donnelly is a member of the American Football
Coaches Association (AFCA) and has served on
several AFCA committees. He also sits on the
NCAA South Region football committee and
ECAC football championship committee.
Muhlenberg’s 28th football coach dating back to
1900, the 57-year-old Donnelly and his wife, Beth,
have two children, Lauren, 26, and Brendan, 21.
Jeff Knarr
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks
East Stroudsburg ’94 • 11th Season
Jeff Knarr is in his fourth
season as off ensive coordinator
at Muhlenberg, his ninth year as
a full-time coach and his 11th
with the Mules overall.
In Knarr’s fi rst three years as
off ensive coordinator, Muhlenberg
has shown great improvement in points per
game (from 13.8 in 2005 to 20.5 to 29.7 to 30.8)
and yards per game (261.8 to 284.4 to 377.7 to
410.8). Th e Mules led the Centennial Conference
in scoring off ense in their 2007 championship
season and were second last year.
Knarr was a part-time assistant on the defensive
line for two seasons before moving across the ball
to serve as quarterbacks and receivers coach and
special teams coordinator for the 2001 campaign.
In his coordinator role, Knarr helped make the
Mule special teams truly special. Muhlenberg annually
ranked among the Centennial Conference and
Division III leaders in a number of special teams
statistical categories and had three All-Americans
on special teams.
In 2003, Muhlenberg blocked 12 kicks, a year
after scoring fi ve touchdowns on special teams.
Knarr joined the Mule coaching ranks in 1999
after four seasons as head coach at Notre Dame
High School in Easton. In 1995, his team went
8-3, the best record at the small school since 1979.
Previously, Knarr was defensive coordinator for two
years at Notre Dame. He also served as assistant
baseball coach for one season.
Knarr was a McDonald’s Lehigh Valley All-Star
Classic Hall of Fame inductee in 2006.
Th e 40-year-old Knarr is a 1994 graduate of East
Stroudsburg University, where he was a student
coach with the wide receivers. He and his wife,
Katie, have two children, Megan, 12, and Jake, 9.
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

Tom Perkovich Jeff Fisher
Joel Andy Sheldon Romans
Special Teams Coordinator/Offensive Line
Canisius ’02 • Sixth Season
Tom Perkovich takes on the
additional duty of special teams
coordinator in his sixth season
in two stints at Muhlenberg.
Perkovich returned to the
Mules on a full-time basis in
2006, coaching the off ensive
line. He also serves as the team’s strength coach.
One of Perkovich’s linemen has earned fi rst-team
All-Centennial Conference honors each of the last
three years. Th e Mules had a whopping 8:30-plus
average time of possession edge the last two years.
Perkovich was running backs coach in 2003
and 2004, helping the Mules to consecutive CC
championships. Six diff erent backs recorded 100yard
games in his two years, and one became the
program’s all-time leading rusher and scorer.
After leaving Muhlenberg, Perkovich furthered
his experience at two Division I schools. He was
tight ends coach at College of the Holy Cross for
the 2005 season and running backs coach at Colgate
University in the spring of 2006.
Perkovich was an all-star off ensive lineman at
Canisius College, earning second-team mid-major
All-America honors from Football Gazette as a senior.
He played in all 42 games during his four-year
career, starting the fi nal 31.
Perkovich, who hails from Tonawanda, N.Y., also
was a four-year letterwinner in basketball at Canisius,
becoming the fi rst Griff to play both sports
all four years since 1949.
Ron Hannis
Assistant Coach/Defensive Line
East Stroudsburg ’94 • Sixth Season
Ron Hannis is in his sixth
season as a member of the
Muhlenberg staff . After three
years of coaching the inside linebackers,
he moved to defensive
line for the 2007 campaign.
Five of the Mules’ six starting
linemen the last two years earned All-Centennial
Conference honors, with three making the fi rst
team.
From 1998 to 2003, Hannis was an assistant
football coach in the Wilson Area School District,
serving as off ensive coordinator, off ensive and
defensive line coach and strength coach. For the
previous four years, he coached in the Salisbury
Twp. School District.
Hannis is a 1994 graduate of East Stroudsburg
University, where he won three varsity letters as an
off ensive guard. He earned all-conference secondteam
honors in 1991. Since 1999, Hannis has
taught health and physical education at Philip F.
Lauer Middle School in the Wilson School District.
Mike Litzenberger
Assistant Coach/Inside Linebackers
First Season
Mike Litzenberger joined
the Muhlenberg staff for the
2009 season, bringing 26 years
of coaching experience at local
high schools.
Litzenberger spent the last
six seasons at Catasauqua High
School, including the last three as head coach. He
previously worked on staff s at Dieruff (1983-88),
Emmaus (1989-93), Parkland (1994-2001) and
Freedom (2002) high schools, coaching all three
levels of the defense as well as the off ensive line and
wide receivers.
A certifi ed football and baseball offi cial, Litzenberger
has served as a juvenile detention center
worker for the County of Lehigh since 1990. He
attended Penn State University for three years from
1979 to 1981.
Mike Nolan
Assistant Coach/Wide Receivers
First Season
Jeff Fisher is in his fi rst season
on the Muhlenberg staff as wide
receivers coach.
Fisher was an assistant at
Southern Lehigh High School
in 2008, coaching the wide
receivers and safeties. For the
three previous years, he coached the wide receivers
and outside linebackers at Notre Dame High
School, his alma mater.
Fisher, who is currently pursuing a degree at De-
Sales University, works full-time in marketing and
public relations at CORE Physical Th erapy.
Assistant Coach/Tight Ends
Muhlenberg ’09 • First Season
A big part of the Mules’
recent success, both literally and
fi guratively, Mike Nolan is in
his fi rst year as a member of the
coaching staff .
After playing nose tackle
as a freshman, Nolan was a
fi rst-team All-Centennial Conference center three
straight years, including two seasons as a unanimous
selection. In 2008, he was named a preseason
All-American by Sporting News and D3football.
com. In three seasons with the 6-4, 300-pound
Nolan anchoring the off ensive line, the Mules were
25-8 and averaged 360.5 yards and 27.3 points per
game.
Nolan, who hails from Glenolden, Pa., was cocaptain
of the team in 2008, when he was selected
to the Academic All-District fi rst team.
Assistant Coach/Safeties
Lafayette ’09 • First Season
Coaching CoachingStaff Staff
One of the top collegiate
football players in the area the
last two years, Andy Romans is
a newcomer to the Muhlenberg
staff as safeties coach.
Romans was two-time Patriot
League defensive player of the
year as a linebacker at Lafayette College. In 2008,
he was named to the FCS All-America second team
by Associated Press and Th e Sports Network and
was a fi nalist for the Buck Buchanan Award, given
to the top defensive player in the FCS.
Romans, who hails from Allendale, N.J., attended
the New York Giants minicamp in May 2009.
Th e four-year letterwinner fi nished his career
with three All-Patriot League selections and 326
tackles, good for 10th place among active FCS
players. He led the top-ranked defense in the
country in 2007 and was a member of two Patriot
League championship teams.
James Lastowski
Assistant Coach/Running Backs
Mass.-Dartmouth ’07 • Second Season
James Lastowski is in his second
season on the Muhlenberg
staff . After coaching the tight
ends last year, he moves over to
the running back corps.
Lastowski is a 2007 graduate
of the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth.
While there he spent four seasons
coaching at Bishop Stang (Mass.) High School. Lastowski
was a three-year letterman for Northampton
(Mass.) High School, earning all-league honors his
senior season. He spent the 2007 season as a graduate
assistant at Massachusetts Maritime Academy,
where he worked with the tight ends.
Joel Matt Sheldon Rathbun
Assistant Coach/Outside Linebackers
Muhlenberg ’09 • First Season
After four years as an outstanding
player for Muhlenberg,
Matt Rathbun traded in his
helmet for a whistle to coach a
position he knows very well.
Rathbun was Centennial
Conference defensive player of
the year and a third-team All-American at outside
linebacker in 2008. He served as a team captain,
led the Mules with 84 tackles and set a school
record with 164 yards on interception returns.
A native of Boonton, N.J., Rathbun fi nished his
career with 212 total tackles, including 37 for loss,
and 14 takeaways on a school-record eight fumble
recoveries and six interceptions.
www.Muhlenberg.edu/sports • 7

2009 2009Roster Roster
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numerical roster
No Name Pos
1 JJ Contessa TE
2 Michael Kellum DL
3 Dan Deighan QB
4 Cameron Ahouse CB
5 Michael Peischl QB
6 Kevin Ryan S
7 Jesse Long WR
8 Frank Emmett LB
9 Victor Taiwo LB
10 Chris Hartzell CB
11 Patrick McDonough LB
12 Tim Velys S
13 Jon Falsetti QB
14 John Muha S
15 Justin Kreamer QB
16 Anthony Casalino QB
17 Jon Liberty WR
18 Justin Myers QB
19 Drew Brantner TE
20 Eric Gilbert CB
21 Bobby Bushong WR
22 Steve Nissley CB
23 Karl Colder LB
24 Jimmy Cooper FB
25 Jared Holenda S
26 Terrence Dandridge RB
27 Joseph Wassel CB
28 Mike Fiorillo LB
29 Jason LoPipero P/LB
30 Scott Gavin LB
31 Scott Lissner LB
32 Chase Nadell S
33 James Jurewicz RB
34 Dylan Domenick LB
35 Matt Boland TE
a35 Tim Vogel CB
36 Jeremiah Lachaud DE
a36 Joe Montemurro RB
37 Philip Congialdi LB
38 Shane O’Connor S
39 Ryan Keeley RB/DB
40 Codie Bender RB
a40 Isaiah Vaughn CB
41 J.T. Merklinger RB
42 Frankie Mayer CB
43 Mark Accomando S/LB
44 Matt Musick LB
45 MJ Rus FB
46 Andy Curley LB
47 Steven Nork LB
No Name Pos
48 Kenneth Cobb DE
49 Jon Landrigan WR
50 Christopher Johnson LB
51 Matt Johnson LB
52 Harrison Rowner DE
53 Michael Porembski OG
54 Joe Germano LB
55 Tim Cumming OG
56 Ewan Wright NT
57 Kyle Coupe LB
58 Chris Rider OG
59 Scott Barton OL
60 Kyle Detweiler OG
61 Chris Galletta DE
62 Frank Malandruccolo OT
64 Spencer Kane OL
65 John Allen OT
67 Kevin Hussey OG
68 Michael Katz K
69 Edward Hopkins OT
70 Mark Miller OG
71 Lou Greco OT
72 Garrett Bisbing OT
73 Mark Mounayar C
74 John Kaczmarek OL
75 Mark Bigelli OG
77 William Osei OT
78 Garrett Orr NT
80 Mike Johnson TE
81 Phil Cresta WR
82 Bryan Wilson WR
83 Shae Fahey WR
84 Brett Von Bergen WR
85 Marcus Toomey WR
86 Matthew Siedt TE
87 Zach Klein WR
a87 Sean Mulligan TE
88 John Gruver WR
89 Steve Liparini TE
90 Zach Lieberman NT
91 Jake Floyd DE
92 Ryan Murphy DE
93 Gregg Mercogliano K
94 Brandon Turner DE
95 Corry Whitehead K
96 AJ Diaz P
97 Phil Musick NT
98 Steven Entenman DE
99 David Schryver DL
No Name Cl Pos Ht Wt Hometown/High School
43 Mark Accomando * Jr S/LB 5-11 205 Rockville Centre, N.Y./Chaminade
4 Cameron Ahouse ***+ Sr CB 6-0 203 Woodbury, Conn./Th e Gunnery
65 John Allen ** Jr OT 6-1 311 Lindenhurst, N.Y./Chaminade
59 Scott Barton So OL 6-4 283 South Plainfi eld, N.J./South Plainfi eld
40 Codie Bender ** Sr RB 5-8 196 Leesport, Pa./Schuylkill Valley
75 Mark Bigelli ** Jr OG 6-0 314 Phillipsburg, N.J./Phillipsburg
72 Garrett Bisbing Fr OT 6-0 284 Emmaus, Pa./Central Catholic
35 Matt Boland *** Sr TE 6-2 228 Drexel Hill, Pa./Monsignor Bonner
19 Drew Brantner Jr TE 6-2 217 Union Springs, N.Y./Union Springs
21 Bobby Bushong * Jr WR 5-10 185 Lancaster, Pa./Lancaster Catholic
16 Anthony Casalino Fr QB 5-8 161 West Orange, N.J./West Orange
48 Kenneth Cobb So DE 5-10 213 Bridgeport, Conn./Central
23 Karl Colder So LB 5-10 192 Columbus, N.J./Holy Cross
37 Philip Congialdi So LB 5-11 192 Havertown, Pa./Malvern Prep
1 JJ Contessa ***+ Sr TE 6-2 231 Redding, Conn./Joel Barlow
24 Jimmy Cooper Jr FB 5-7 210 Edison, N.J./Edison
57 Kyle Coupe Jr LB 5-10 190 Delran, N.J./Delran
81 Phil Cresta ***+ Sr WR 6-3 208 Aston, Pa./Sun Valley
55 Tim Cumming Fr OG 6-0 279 New Providence, N.J./New Providence
46 Andy Curley * Jr LB 6-1 221 Mt. Airy, Md./Glenelg
26 Terrence Dandridge Fr RB 5-7 170 Baltimore, Md./Archbishop Curley
3 Dan Deighan Fr QB 5-8 173 Wanaque, N.J./Lakeland Regional
60 Kyle Detweiler ** Sr OG 5-11 260 Chalfont, Pa./Souderton
96 AJ Diaz Fr P 6-1 188 Manhasset, N.Y./Manhasset
34 Dylan Domenick Fr LB 6-1 197 Basking Ridge, N.J./Ridge
8 Frank Emmett ***+ Sr LB 6-3 216 Clarks Summit, Pa./Abington Heights
98 Steven Entenman Fr DE 6-0 237 Collegeville, Pa./Perkiomen Valley
83 Shae Fahey So WR 6-0 172 Robbinsville, N.J./Robbinsville
13 Jon Falsetti Sr QB 6-2 194 Hamilton, N.J./Steinert
28 Mike Fiorillo So LB 5-8 215 Howell, N.J./Howell
91 Jake Floyd **+ Sr DE 5-11 241 Springfi eld, N.J./Jonathan Dayton
61 Chris Galletta Fr DE 6-2 221 Ardsley, N.Y./Ardsley
30 Scott Gavin ** Jr LB 5-11 211 Taylor, Pa./Riverside
54 Joe Germano ** Sr LB 6-0 229 Hawthorne, N.J./Bergen Catholic
20 Eric Gilbert Fr CB 5-11 155 Folcroft, Pa./Academy Park
71 Lou Greco Jr OT 6-0 268 Verona, N.J./Verona
88 John Gruver Fr WR 5-9 174 Kintnersville, Pa./Palisades
10 Chris Hartzell * So CB 6-1 177 Sinking Spring, Pa./Wilson
25 Jared Holenda ** Jr S 6-0 189 Catasauqua, Pa./Catasauqua
69 Edward Hopkins So OT 5-11 269 Mullica Hill, N.J./Clearview Regional
67 Kevin Hussey *** Sr C 6-0 284 Parsippany, N.J./Parsippany
50 Christopher Johnson Jr LB 5-9 220 Mahwah, N.J./Mahwah
51 Matt Johnson Fr LB 5-9 214 Ambler, Pa./Wissahickon
80 Mike Johnson * Jr TE 6-2 240 Branchburg, N.J./Somerville
33 James Jurewicz Fr RB 5-10 221 Pompton Plains, N.J./DePaul Catholic
74 John Kaczmarek Fr OL 6-3 293 Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom
64 Spencer Kane Fr OL 6-1 249 Somers, N.Y./Somers
68 Michael Katz * Jr K 6-0 172 Plainview, N.Y./Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK
39 Ryan Keeley ** Sr RB/DB 5-11 196 Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central
2 Michael Kellum * So DL 6-3 225 Reading, Pa./Muhlenberg
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

No Name Cl Pos Ht Wt Hometown/High School
87 Zach Klein Fr WR 6-1 184 Voorhees, N.J./Eastern Regional
15 Justin Kreamer Fr QB 5-8 180 Ossining, N.Y./Ossining
36 Jeremiah Lachaud ** Sr DE 6-1 219 East Brunswick, N.J./East Brunswick
49 Jon Landrigan Fr WR 5-7 179 Madison, N.J./Madison
17 Jon Liberty Jr WR 6-3 194 Broomall, Pa./Marple Newtown
90 Zach Lieberman Fr NT 6-0 229 Weston, Conn./Staples
89 Steve Liparini So TE 6-2 219 Closter, N.J./Northern Valley Demarest
31 Scott Lissner ** Jr LB 5-11 211 Rockaway, N.J./Morris Knolls
7 Jesse Long So WR 5-6 163 New Brunswick, N.J./Bishop Ahr
29 Jason LoPipero ** Jr P/LB 6-0 215 Kings Park, N.Y./Kings Park
62 Frank Malandruccolo Fr OT 6-0 247 Brooklyn, N.Y./Xavier
42 Frankie Mayer Fr CB 5-10 174 Cedar Grove, N.J./Montclair Kimberley Academy
11 Patrick McDonough * Jr LB 6-1 228 Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing
93 Gregg Mercogliano So K 6-2 189 Haddonfi eld, N.J./Haddonfi eld Memorial
41 J.T. Merklinger So RB 5-6 173 Sparta, N.J./Seton Hall Prep
70 Mark Miller Sr OG 6-0 255 Broomall, Pa./Malvern Prep
a36 Joe Montemurro Jr RB 5-7 180 Kings Park, N.Y./Kings Park
73 Mark Mounayar * So OG 6-1 322 Coatesville, Pa./Coatesville
14 John Muha Fr S 6-0 175 Cedar Knolls, N.J./Seton Hall Prep
a87 Sean Mulligan So TE 5-11 193 Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph-by-the-Sea
92 Ryan Murphy Fr DE 5-11 222 Hicksville, N.Y./Holy Trinity
44 Matt Musick So LB 5-9 203 Ewing, N.J./Ewing
97 Phil Musick So NT 6-0 235 Ewing, N.J./Ewing
18 Justin Myers So QB 5-8 192 Irvington, N.Y./Irvington
32 Chase Nadell * So S 5-10 168 Merrick, N.Y./John F. Kennedy
22 Steve Nissley * So CB 5-10 170 Pottsgrove, Pa./Pottsgrove
47 Steven Nork Jr LB 5-9 200 Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom
38 Shane O’Connor Fr S 5-11 180 Pt. Pleasant, N.J./Pt. Pleasant Boro
78 Garrett Orr ** Sr NT 6-1 254 Easton, Pa./Easton
77 William Osei Sr OT 6-3 278 Abington, Pa./Abington
5 Michael Peischl Sr QB 5-11 199 Wayne, N.J./Wayne Hills
53 Michael Porembski So OG 6-0 275 North Massapequa, N.Y./Chaminade
58 Chris Rider Fr OG 5-11 277 Bethlehem, Pa./Liberty
52 Harrison Rowner Jr DE 6-3 217 West Hempstead, N.Y./West Hempstead
45 MJ Rus * So FB 5-11 219 East Montpelier, Vt./U-32
6 Kevin Ryan * So S 6-2 205 Fredon, N.J./Kittatinny
99 David Schryver So DL 6-0 224 Montgomery, N.J./Montgomery
86 Matthew Siedt So TE 6-4 233 Nazareth, Pa./Nazareth
9 Victor Taiwo So LB 5-11 216 Bridgeport, Conn./Central
85 Marcus Toomey Fr WR 6-2 185 Pottsville, Pa./Pottsville
94 Brandon Turner So DE 6-3 221 Tamaqua, Pa./Tamaqua
a40 Isaiah Vaughn Fr CB 5-9 152 Bronx, N.Y./John F. Kennedy
12 Tim Velys Fr S 5-9 168 Riverhead, N.Y./Riverhead
a35 Tim Vogel Fr CB 5-10 158 Emerson, N.J./Emerson
84 Brett Von Bergen Sr WR 6-1 161 Blandon, Pa./Fleetwood
27 Joseph Wassel So CB 5-7 179 Totowa, N.J./Passaic Valley
95 Corry Whitehead Jr K 6-5 230 Lehighton, Pa./Lehighton
82 Bryan Wilson Fr WR 5-11 197 Lincoln Park, N.J./Boonton
56 Ewan Wright *** Sr NT 6-1 243 Brooklyn, N.Y./Th e Gunnery (Conn.)
* letters won + captains
2009 2009Roster Roster
where they’re from
CONNECTICUT (5) Ahouse, Cobb, Contessa,
Lieberman, Taiwo
MARYLAND (2) Curley, Dandridge
NEW JERSEY (40) by county
Bergen (4) Germano, C. Johnson, Liparini,
Vogel
Burlington (2) Colder, Coupe
Camden (2) Klein, Mercogliano
Essex (3) Casalino, Greco, Mayer
Gloucester (1) Hopkins
Hunterdon (1) Keeley
Mercer (4) Fahey, Falsetti, M. Musick,
P. Musick
Middlesex (4) Barton, Cooper, Lachaud, Long
Monmouth (1) Fiorillo
Morris (6) Hussey, Jurewicz, Landrigan,
Lissner, Muha, Wilson
Ocean (1) O’Connor
Passiac (3) Deighan, Peischl, Wassel
Somerset (3) Domenick, Mi. Johnson, Schryver
Sussex (2) Merklinger, Ryan
Union (2) Cumming, Floyd
Warren (1) Bigelli
NEW YORK (20) by county
Bronx (1) Vaughn
Cayuga (1) Brantner
Kings (2) Malandruccolo, Wright
Nassau (7) Accomando, Diaz, Katz, Murphy,
Nadell, Porembski, Rowner
Richmond (1) Mulligan
Suff olk (4) Allen, LoPipero, Montemurro,
Velys
Westchester (4) Galletta, Kane, Kreamer, Myers
PENNSYLVANIA (31) by county
Berks (5) Bender, Hartzell, Kellum,
McDonough, Von Bergen
Bucks (1) Gruver
Carbon (1) Whitehead
Chester (1) Mounayar
Delaware (6) Boland, Congialdi, Cresta, Gilbert,
Liberty, Miller
Lackawanna (2) Emmett, Gavin
Lancaster (1) Bushong
Lehigh (2) Bisbing, Holenda
Montgomery (5) Detweiler, Entenman, Ma. Johnson,
Nissley, Osei
Northampton (5) Kaczmarek, Nork, Orr, Rider, Siedt
Schuylkill (2) Toomey, Turner
VERMONT (1) Rus
BY CLASS Seniors 19 Sophomores 28
Juniors 22 Freshmen 30
www.Muhlenberg.edu/sports • 9

2009 2009Outlook Outlook
Mules Seek Third Straight Title
Where there’s a will, there’s a way.
Th at’s the hope of the Muhlenberg football team, which is in for a challenge if it wants to remain at the
lofty heights it enjoyed the last two years. Th e Mules won back-to-back outright Centennial Conference
championships in 2007 and 2008, going 20-3 overall and 15-1 in the CC, and were nationally ranked both
seasons.
A heavy toll taken by graduation, especially at key positions, means the Mules will have to rely on youth
and inexperience. Th e open spots are opportunities for players who have not seen much time in the past to
earn their way onto the fi eld.
Th at’s where the will comes in. Th e team’s motto for the 2009 season is “I will, we will.” As in:
• “I will work hard.” “We will work as hard as we can so we can be successful.”
• “I will prove to my coaches and teammates that I am the best at my position.” “We will win if we prove it to
our opponent.”
• “I will learn the playbook.” “We will be the smartest team.”
• “I will support my teammates in all four classes.” “We will win with great chemistry.”
• “I will earn what I want in football.” “We will expect nothing and fi nd a way to win.”
• “I will not let my teammates down on Saturday.” “We will get it done.”
Here’s a look at some of the players who’ll put that will into action:
offense
Muhlenberg has improved its numbers in scoring and total yardage each of
the last three years, to the point where it ranked in the top 45 in Division III
in both categories last year. But the Mules graduated an All-America running
QUARTERBACKS
13 Jon Falsetti Sr
5 Michael Peischl Sr
18 Justin Myers So
16 Anthony Casalino Fr
3 Dan Deighan Fr
15 Justin Kreamer Fr
10
back, three starting off ensive linemen and a
three-year starting quarterback. Although new
faces will abound in 2009, the Mules will try
to maintain the effi ciency and balance that
have become the hallmarks of their off ense.
Th e biggest question mark is at quarterback:
For the fi rst time since 1994, Muhlenberg
does not have a returning player who has
ever taken a snap under center in a varsity game. Th e three returnees – seniors
Jon Falsetti and Michael Peischl and sophomore Justin Myers – will battle
it out with three freshmen for what promises to be a fi erce battle for the wideopen
spot.
Th e situation is similar at running back,
where the two returning letterwinners
combined for only 24 carries a year ago and
several talented newcomers will push for
starting time. Senior Codie Bender is the
most experienced Mule running back, with
50 career carries for a 4.6-yard average. He
and sophomore MJ Rus split time at fullback
at the end of 2008. Senior Ryan Keeley
moves back to the off ensive backfi eld after
two years as a defensive back.
RUNNING BACKS
40 Codie Bender ** Sr
39 Ryan Keeley ** Sr
45 MJ Rus * So
24 Jimmy Cooper Jr
36 Joe Montemurro Jr
41 J.T. Merklinger So
26 Terrence Dandridge Fr
33 James Jurewicz Fr
* letters won
Statistically, the top returning off ensive player is senior Phil Cresta, an
All-CC fi rst-team selection. Th e athletic 6-3 wideout enters his fi nal year averaging
17.4 yards on 99 career receptions, including 14 touchdowns. Junior
WIDE RECEIVERS
81 Phil Cresta *** Sr
21 Bobby Bushong * Jr
84 Brett Von Bergen Sr
17 Jon Liberty Jr
83 Shae Fahey So
7 Jesse Long So
88 John Gruver Fr
87 Zach Klein Fr
49 Jon Landrigan Fr
85 Marcus Toomey Fr
82 Bryan Wilson
TIGHT ENDS
Fr
1 JJ Contessa *** Sr
35 Matt Boland *** Sr
80 Mike Johnson * Jr
19 Drew Brantner Jr
89 Steve Liparini So
87 Sean Mulligan So
86 Matthew Siedt So
returning starters in bold
* letters won
Bobby Bushong emerged as a threat last year,
catching 12 balls and scoring two TDs.
Muhlenberg enjoys great depth at tight
end, which gives the team the fl exibility to
run out of multiple formations. Seniors JJ
Contessa and Matt Boland both saw starting
time at tight end last year, combining for
seven catches. Although he lacks game experience,
sophomore Steve Liparini has shown
great improvement and has the size and
strength to make his fi rst varsity impact.
On
the line,
junior Mark
Bigelli (All-
CC second
team) and
senior Kevin
Hussey
return as
starters, with
Bigelli at
guard and Hussey likely to move to center
after three years as a guard. Th ree other returning
letterwinners – senior Kyle Detweiler,
junior John Allen and sophomore Mark
Mounayar – will compete for the remaining
starting positions. Junior Lou Greco and
senior William Osei are also in the mix.
best of the deCCade
Muhlenberg has been the top football program
in Centennial Conference games since 2000:
school w l pct titles
MUHLENBERG 43 16 .729 6
Johns Hopkins 39 20 .661 4
Moravian 10 6 .625 0
Dickinson 35 24 .593 2
McDaniel 31 28 .525 4
Franklin & Marshall 22 37 .373 1
Gettysburg 22 37 .373 0
Ursinus 21 38 .356 0
Swarthmore 2 5 .286 0
Juniata 1 15 .063 0
notes: Two or more teams tied for the championship
every year from 2001 to 2004. Swarthmore
dropped football after 2000; Juniata and Moravian
joined the CC in 2007.
OFFENSIVE LINE
67 Kevin Hussey *** Sr
75 Mark Bigelli ** Jr
60 Kyle Detweiler ** Sr
65 John Allen ** Jr
73 Mark Mounayar * So
70 Mark Miller Sr
77 William Osei Sr
71 Lou Greco Jr
59 Scott Barton So
69 Edward Hopkins So
53 Michael Porembski So
72 Garrett Bisbing Fr
55 Tim Cumming Fr
74 John Kaczmarek Fr
64 Spencer Kane Fr
62 Frank Malandruccolo Fr
58 Chris Rider Fr
returning starters in bold
* letters won
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

defense
Th e Mules have fi nished in the top 15 in Division III in
total defense four of the last fi ve years, ranking 14th in 2008.
Although the CC defensive player of the year graduated,
DEFENSIVE LINE
91 Jake Floyd ** Sr
36 Jeremiah Lachaud ** Sr
78 Garrett Orr ** Sr
56 Ewan Wright *** Sr
2 Michael Kellum * So
52 Harrison Rowner Jr
48 Kenneth Cobb So
97 Phil Musick So
99 Dave Schryver So
94 Brandon Turner So
98 Steven Entenman Fr
61 Chris Galletta Fr
90 Zach Lieberman Fr
92 Ryan Murphy Fr
returning starters in bold
* letters won
Muhlenberg has
seven of 11 starters returning
and fi gures to make things
tough for opposing off enses
again.
Th e defensive line will
have a bit of a diff erent look.
In the past, Muhlenberg has
featured a big nose tackle in
the middle of its 3-4. Th e
Mules don’t have that kind
of size up front this year,
but will instead rely on their
quickness and a six-man rotation
that keeps their players
fresh. Senior veterans Jake
Floyd (24 tackles, 10 for
loss), Jeremiah Lachaud (10 tackles, team-leading six sacks),
Ewan Wright (22 tackles) and Garrett Orr will share playing time with
sophomores Michael Kellum and Kenneth
Cobb.
At linebacker, Muhlenberg returns some
of its top defensive players. Senior Frank
Emmett moves to outside linebacker, a spot
that has produced three of the last fi ve CC
defensive players of the year, after recording
53 tackles (6½ for loss) and earning All-CC
second-team honors as an end last fall. Inside,
juniors Scott Gavin (48 tackles, 6 TFL, All-
CC second team) and Patrick McDonough
(44 tackles) team up to form a formidable
duo.
Experienced players who will vie for the
other outside ’backer spot include juniors
Scott Lissner (22 tackles, 4½ for loss), Jason
DEFENSIVE BACKS
4 Cameron Ahouse *** Sr
25 Jared Holenda ** Jr
43 Mark Accomando * Jr
10 Chris Hartzell * So
32 Chase Nadell * So
22 Steve Nissley * So
6 Kevin Ryan * So
27 Joseph Wassel So
20 Eric Gilbert Fr
42 Frankie Mayer Fr
14 John Muha Fr
38 Shane O’Connor Fr
40 Isaiah Vaughn Fr
12 Tim Velys Fr
35 Tim Vogel Fr
returning starters in bold
* letters won
LoPipero
and Andy
Curley. Se-
LINEBACKERS
8 Frank Emmett *** Sr
30 Scott Gavin ** Jr
11 Patrick McDonough * Jr
54 Joe Germano ** Sr
46 Andy Curley * Jr
31 Scott Lissner ** Jr
29 Jason LoPipero ** Jr
57 Kyle Coupe Jr
50 Christopher Johnson Jr
47 Steven Nork Jr
23 Karl Colder So
37 Philip Congialdi So
28 Mike Fiorillo So
44 Matt Musick So
9 Victor Taiwo So
34 Dylan Domenick Fr
51 Matt Johnson Fr
returning starters in bold
* letters won
nior Joe Germano gives the unit depth and
experience at inside linebacker and is one of
the Mules’ core special teams players. Junior
Steven Nork and sophomore Victor Taiwo
are also expected to be important players at
linebacker.
Leading the secondary is three-time All-
CC choice Cameron Ahouse, who leads
all active Mules in career tackles (125), pass
breakups (18) and interceptions (10). At the
safeties, junior Jared Holenda (36 tackles)
has started at rover for most of the last two
years, and classmate Mark Accomando (41
tackles, 6 pass breakups) showed a world of
potential starting at outside linebacker at the end of 2008.
A trio of sophomores – Chris Hartzell, Steve Nissley and Kevin Ryan
– saw considerable action as rookies and will push for their share of playing
time in the defensive backfi eld. Another sophomore, Chase Nadell, has
impressed after moving over from running back.
special teams
Muhlenberg has a long history of success
in special teams, and last year was no diff erent.
Even while losing their last two games,
the Mules made big special teams plays in
both, blocking a punt for a touchdown at
Moravian and blocking an extra point vs.
Wesley. Th ey ranked 23rd in Division III in
kickoff returns for the season.
Junior Michael Katz had a breakout season
PRESEASON
POLL
1. Johns Hopkins (10) ............. 115
2t. MUHLENBERG (5)......... 102
2t. Dickinson (2) ..................... 102
4. Moravian (1) ......................... 91
5. Gettysburg ............................ 75
6. Franklin & Marshall .............. 63
7. Ursinus .................................. 45
8. McDaniel .............................. 26
9. Juniata ................................... 22
fi rst-place votes in parentheses
2009 2009Outlook Outlook
KICKERS
68 Michael Katz (K) * Jr
29 Jason LoPipero (P) ** Jr
95 Corry Whitehead (K) Jr
93 Gregg Mercogliano (K/P) So
96 AJ Diaz (P) Fr
returning starters in bold
* letters won
last year, connecting on all 45 of his extra-point tries (the best perfect mark in
Division III) and booting eight fi eld goals, with a long of 42. LoPipero is in
line to take over punting chores after two years as a backup.
Several players will be competing
to bring back punts and kickoff s, as
the Mules graduated their top return
men. Bushong fi nished out the 2008
season as the team’s punt returner.
Muhlenberg brings back its special
teams co-MVPs from a year ago in
Emmett and Wright.
polls
Th e CC preseason poll showed
the respect the league’s coaches and
sports information directors have
for the Muhlenberg program. Th e
Mules tied for second place in the
poll despite their question marks and
received fi ve fi rst-place votes.
In the D3football.com preseason
poll, Muhlenberg received 22 votes,
the most of any CC school.
www.Muhlenberg.edu/sports • 11

Captains
4 Cameron Ahouse
12
Senior • CB • 6-0 • 203 • 3VL
Woodbury, Conn./The Gunnery
At Muhlenberg: One of the
top defensive backs in the Centennial
Conference ... Excellent
cover corner and sure tackler
... First Mule to earn All-CC
honors in fi rst three seasons
... Leads active Muhlenberg
players in career tackles (125), pass breakups (18)
and interceptions (10) ... Needs eight breakups,
seven picks and 58 yards on interception returns
to tie school
records ...
2008: Named
to All-CC fi rst
team ... Tied
for team lead
in interceptions
and pass
breakups and
third in tackles
... Returned
interception
51 yards for
second career
touchdown
at McDaniel
... Broke up
three passes
in Dickinson
game, including
two on
fi nal Red Devil
drive with
Mules clinging
to six-point
lead ... Made
seven tackles
in NCAA
Tournament game vs. Wesley ... Broke up fourthdown
pass in end zone late in Moravian game ...
Shared Terminator Award as defensive MVP of
McDaniel and Dickinson games ... Won Big Hit
Award for special teams vs. Wilkes and Moravian
... 2007: Received All-CC honorable mention
for the second straight year ... Fifth on team (and
second among defensive backs) in tackles ... Led
Mules in forced fumbles and was third in pass
breakups and solo tackles ... Made career-high 12
tackles in NCAA Tournament game vs. Wesley
... Won Big Hit Award for fumble-causing tackle
in Ursinus game ... Also forced a fumble in each
NCAA Tournament game ... Intercepted pass to
halt McDaniel’s deepest drive in shutout win ...
2006: Th e Mules’ rookie of the year ... Earned All-
CC honorable mention (one of only two freshmen
on the All-CC team) ... Five interceptions tied for
CC lead and tied school record for freshmen set
in 1967 ... Led team in pass breakups ... Picked
off two passes against both Johns Hopkins and
Moravian ... Set school record for yards on interception
returns (121) in Hopkins game, including
95-yard runback for the Mules’ lone TD ... Named
CC defensive player of the week for that game ...
Personal: Earned three letters each in football and
lacrosse at Th e Gunnery ... Teammate of current
Mule Ewan Wright ... Captained the football team
and earned fi rst team all-league honors ... Parents
are David and the late Bobbie Ahouse ... Born
June 11, 1988 ... A double major in fi nance and
business administration.
Career Statistics
Year Solo Ast Tot TFL Sack PBU Int FF FR
2006 18 15 33 3-10 1-7 6 5-133 0 0
2007 32 11 43 1-6 0 5 1-4 3 1-0
2008 36 13 49 0 0 7 4-71 0 0
Totals 86 39 125 4-16 1-7 18 10-208 3 1-0
1 JJ Contessa
Senior • TE • 6-2 • 231 • 3VL
Redding, Conn./Joel Barlow
At Muhlenberg: Leads the
Mules’ deep corps of tight ends
... Good blocker and a capable
possession receiver ... Plays
well to his strengths ... Strong
work ethic ... 2008: Started at
tight end for most of the season
... Caught four passes for 51 yards ... First career
catch was a 1-yard reception on fourth down for a
touchdown at Union ... Career-long reception of
22 yards came vs. Ursinus ... Won Big Hit Award
for block
on off ense
vs. Juniata
... 2007:
Played in
fi rst eight
games
before
suff ering
injury ...
Saw a little
scrimmage
time as
tight end
... Assisted
on one
tackle
in punt
coverage
... 2006:
Played
in all 10
games as a
freshman
as the long
snapper ...
Won “Dig
In” Award for Dickinson game ... Recovered a
fumbled punt against Johns Hopkins ... Personal:
Earned three varsity letters in football and two in
lacrosse at Joel Barlow High School ... Earned allconference
honorable mention as a tight end and
linebacker ... Parents are Jay and Denise Contessa
... Born March 17, 1988 ... A double major in
fi nance and business administration.
81 Phil Cresta
Senior • WR • 6-3 • 208 • 3VL
Aston, Pa./Sun Valley
At Muhlenberg: A big chunk
of the off ense ... One of the
top receivers in the Centennial
Conference ... Runs all
day, blocks well and has great
hand-eye coordination and
excellent size ... Ranks 10th
on Mules’ all-time list with 99 career receptions ...
2008: First-team All-CC ... Was well on his way
to fourth 1,000-yard season in team history before
suff ering an injury in the Ursinus game ... Tied CC
record for consecutive games with a touchdown
catch (eight) ... Second in the CC and 24th in
Division III in receiving yards per game ... Second
in CC with 17.5 yards per reception (minimum
25 catches) ... Caught at least four passes in each
of fi rst eight games and had fi ve 100-yard eff orts ...
All nine TDs were 30 yards or longer ... Recorded
career highs of nine receptions vs. Juniata and 160
yards vs. Dickinson ... Scored go-ahead TD on
32-yard catch and run with 6:48 left vs. Wilkes
... Won Dominator Award as off ensive MVP vs.
Gettysburg after catching two fourth-quarter
touchdowns ... Also won Big Hit Award for that
game ... 2007: Muhlenberg’s co-rookie of the year
... Second on team in receptions, receiving yards
and receiving TDs ... Recorded 100-yard games in
fi rst and last games of regular season vs. New Jersey
(4-113) and Moravian (5-133) ... Won Dominator
Award as off ensive MVP of New Jersey game after
hauling in game-clinching 65-yard TD pass in fi rst
career start ... 20-yard reception on fake punt kept
alive winning touchdown drive vs. Dickinson ...
Had an outstanding postseason: Caught fi ve passes
vs. Salisbury and career-high six, one for touchdown,
in addition to blocking a punt vs. Wesley ...
2006: Played in four games with punt return unit
as a freshman ... Baseball: Has career record of
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

16-9 as a lefthanded pitcher ... Named to All-CC
second team in 2008 ... Tied school record with
eight wins ... Broke school record for consecutive
scoreless innings (24 2/3) ... Personal: Lettered
three times in football and twice each in basketball
and baseball at Sun Valley High School ... Captained
all three teams ... Earned all-state honors in
football ... Parents are Frank and Barbara Cresta ...
Born Jan. 24, 1988 ... A fi nance major.
Career Statistics
Year Rec Yds Avg TD Lg
2006 0 0 0.0 0 -
2007 43 739 17.2 5 t65
2008 56 981 17.5 9 t65
Totals 99 1720 17.4 14 t65
8 Frank Emmett
Senior • LB • 6-3 • 216 • 3VL
Clarks Summit, Pa./Abington Heights
At Muhlenberg: Moving
to outside linebacker for his
senior season after three years
as a down lineman ... Will give
the team more fl exibility in
new position ... Excellent pass
rusher and special teams standout
... Leads all active Mules in career tackles for
loss ... 2008: Named to All-Centennial Conference
second team in fi rst year as a starter ... Th e Mules’
special teams co-player of the year ... Second on
the team in total tackles and fi fth in tackles for
loss ... Made career-high eight tackles and forced
a fumble vs. Moravian ... Notched seven stops
apiece vs. Gettysburg and Johns Hopkins ... Added
two tackles for loss in Gettysburg game to earn
Terminator Award as defensive MVP ... Also won
Terminator Award for Juniata game (six tackles,
interception) ... Won Special Forces Award as
special teams MVP vs. Union, a game in which he
had 1.5 sacks and a fumble recovery ... Received
Big Hit Awards vs. Ursinus (defense) and Wesley
(special teams) ... 2007: Enjoyed tremendous season
as Mules’ fourth defensive lineman ... Second
on the team and fourth in CC in sacks despite
not starting a game ... Recorded season-high six
tackles, including a sack, in shutout of Union ...
Credited with fi ve stops in shutout of Franklin &
Marshall ... Forced fumble with sack vs. Ursinus
... Had big third-down sack in NCAA Tournament
win vs. Salisbury ... Second on team with 11
special teams tackles ... Won Special Forces Award
as special teams MVP of Juniata and McDaniel
games ... Earned Big Hit Award on special teams
vs. Johns Hopkins and Moravian ... 2006: Saw
considerable action as a reserve defensive end the
last eight games ... Closed out rout of Gettysburg
with 27-yard fumble return for touchdown ... Also
made season-high fi ve tackles and earned Big Hit
Award for defense in that game ... Assisted on sack
against McDaniel ... Personal: Earned three varsity
letters as a defensive lineman at Abington Heights
High School ... Earned fi rst-team all-conference
honors and won Hookey Reap Award as best
defensive lineman in county ... Also lettered twice
in basketball ... Parents are Frank and Tammy Emmett
... Born May 6, 1988 ... A double major in
business administration and fi nance.
Career Statistics
Year Solo Ast Tot TFL Sack PBU Int FF FR
2006 5 7 12 2-6 ½-1 0 0 0 1-27
2007 21 6 27 8-46 7-43 3 0 1 0
2008 32 21 53 6½-38 2½-20 3 1-3 1 1-0
Totals 58 34 92 16½-90 10-64 6 1-3 2 2-27
91 Jake Floyd
Senior • DE • 5-11 • 241 • 2VL
Springfi eld, N.J./Jonathan Dayton
Captains
At Muhlenberg: Undersized
defensive lineman who came
into his own last year ... Fast,
strong and very aggressive ...
2008: Started every game at
defensive end in fi rst year as a
full-time player ... Named to
Academic All-America second team and Centennial
Conference Academic Honor Roll ... Second on
the Mules and fi fth in the CC with 10 tackles for
loss ... Had at least one TFL in seven of 10 regular-season
games ... Made career-high fi ve tackles
against both Gettysburg and Franklin & Marshall
... Won Terminator Award as defensive MVP
after recording three tackles, all behind the line of
scrimmage, in opening win vs. Wilkes ... Forced a
fumble with a sack to set up second TD of Union
game ...
Registered
two
tackles
for loss
vs. Gettysburg
... 2007:
Earned
fi rst varsity
letter
... Played
in six
games ...
Started
out at
fullback
and
rushed
four
times
for 12
yards ...
Caught
15-yard
pass vs.
New Jersey
on fourth down to set up clinching touchdown
... As defensive lineman, made tackle for 1-yard
loss in Franklin & Marshall game ... 2006: Trained
as a fullback and off ensive lineman ... Personal:
Graduated from Jonathan Dayton High School
but played football at David Brearley High School
... Earned all-state honors and was team MVP and
Union County scoring leader his senior year ...
Parents are David and Judith Floyd ... Born April
26, 1988 ... A fi nance major and double minor in
political science and entrepreneurial studies.
Career Statistics
Year Solo Ast Tot TFL Sack PBU Int FF FR
2006 offense
2007 1 0 1 1-1 0 0 0 0 0
2008 17 7 24 10-43 3-29 0 0 1 0
Totals 18 7 25 11-44 3-29 0 0 1 0
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Returning ReturningPlayers Players
43 Mark Accomando
14
Junior • S • 5-11 • 205 • 1VL
Rockville Centre, N.Y./Chaminade
At Muhlenberg: Expected
to be one of the keys to the
defense ... True hybrid player
who can line up at safety or
outside linebacker ... Gives
the Mules extra speed and
athleticism ... 2008: Had a
solid sophomore season ... Played in all 11 games,
starting last four at outside linebacker ... Seventh
on team with 41 tackles (26 solo) ... Recorded 2½
tackles for loss, broke up six tackles and forced a
fumble ... Made high of eight tackles vs. Dickinson
(in fi rst career start) and vs. Wesley (in NCAA
Tournament game) ... Notched seven stops and
two pass breakups vs. Gettysburg ... 2007: Saw
only varsity action in Franklin & Marshall game
... Made three tackles, including one for a 4-yard
loss, in limited time before suff ering season-ending
injury ... Won Big Hit Award for that game and
“Dig In” Award for week of Johns Hopkins game
... Personal: Named league defensive player of the
year as a linebacker at Chaminade High School ...
Team MVP ... Classmate of current Mules John
Allen and Michael Porembski ... Lettered twice in
lacrosse ... Parents are Bert and Gloria Accomando
... Born May 10, 1989 ... An undeclared major.
65 John Allen
Junior • OT • 6-1 • 311 • 2VL
Lindenhurst, N.Y./Chaminade
At Muhlenberg: A critical
player for the Mules ... Expected
to be a full-time player
in 2009 ... Shows a tremendous
work ethic ... Had a very good
off season in the weight room
... 2008: Played in nine games
as a reserve tackle and guard ... Saw considerable
action in NCAA game against Wesley ... Won “Dig
In” Award for that game ... 2007: Had an excellent
fi rst season ... Earned a letter as a freshman
off ensive lineman ... Played in six games, starting
fi ve at right guard, before suff ering injury ... Mules
averaged 35.6 points and 422.2 yards per game
in his starts ... Won “Dig In” Award after helping
Muhlenberg tie school record with 35 fi rst downs
vs. Juniata in fi rst career start ... Part of off ensive
line that won Dominator Award as off ensive
MVP of McDaniel game after Muhlenberg held
ball for 38:09 and rushed for 259 yards and fi ve
touchdowns ... Personal: Earned four letters while
playing off ensive line at Chaminade High School,
where he played alongside current Mules Mark
Accomando and Michael Porembski ... Parents are
Michael and the late Angelica Allen ... Born April
13, 1989 ... A double major in business administration
and fi nance.
59 Scott Barton
Sophomore • OL • 6-4 • 283
South Planfi eld, N.J./South Plainfi eld
At Muhlenberg: Young offensive
lineman ... Played JV
as a freshman and made good
strides in the off season ...
Should compete for playing
time as a reserve ... Personal:
Earned two letters as a lineman
at South Plainfi eld High School ... Played
in Snapple Bowl XV ... Parents are Frank and
Jacquelyn Barton ... Born June 18, 1990 ... An
undeclared major.
40 Codie Bender
Senior • RB • 5-8 • 196 • 2VL
Leesport, Pa./Schuylkill Valley
At Muhlenberg: One of the
hardest workers on the team
... Expected to be one of the
Mules’ top running backs ...
Swing guy who can line up
at fullback or tailback ... Has
great feel for running inside
and is strong for his size ... Named to Centennial
Conference Academic Honor Roll the last two
years ... 2008: Played in all 11 games and averaged
5.5 yards on 23 carries ... Started last two games
at fullback ... Rushed for career-high 57 yards on
only 10 carries at McDaniel ... Gained 27 yards
on a fake punt in NCAA Tournament game vs.
Wesley ... Caught three passes for 41 yards vs. Ursinus
... Won Big Hit Award for Moravian game ...
Received “Dig In” Award for Juniata and Ursinus
games ... 2007: Played in fi ve games and rushed
for 105 yards on 27 carries ... Best game was
46-yard eff ort at Juniata ... Scored touchdowns in
back-to-back games vs. Juniata (16-yard run) and
McDaniel (6-yard run) ... Won “Dig In” Award
for McDaniel game ... 2006: Member of JV team
as a freshman ... Personal: Lettered three times
each in football and baseball at Schuylkill Valley
High School ... Captained football team ... Earned
all-county honors as a running back ... Had career
batting average of .300 ... Parents are Darrell
Bender and Cindy Starr ... Born Oct. 10, 1987 ...
A history major.
Career Statistics
Year Rushing Receiving
Att Yds Avg TD Lg Rec Yds Avg TD Lg
2006 JV
2007 27 105 3.9 2 t16 0 0 0.0 0 -
2008 23 127 5.5 0 27 4 49 12.3 0 26
Totals 50 232 4.6 2 27 4 49 12.3 0 26
Kickoff Returns: 2008 2-36 (18.0), long 18
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75 Mark Bigelli
35 Matt Boland
Senior • TE • 6-2 • 228 • 3VL
Drexel Hill, Pa./Monsignor Bonner
Junior • OG • 6-0 • 314 • 2VL
Phillipsburg, N.J./Phillipsburg
At Muhlenberg: Key component
to the off ense ... Th irdyear
veteran starter on the
off ensive line ... Mules have
averaged 393.5 yards and 30.2
points per game the last two
years ... Strong and smart with
an outstanding work ethic ... 2008: Started all 11
games at right guard ... Named to All-Centennial
Conference second team ... Only sophomore offensive
lineman to earn All-CC honors ... Won Big
Hit Award for Wilkes and Johns Hopkins games ...
Part of off ensive line that won Dominator Award
as off ensive MVP of Union game ... 2007: Stepped
in to starting role at right guard as a freshman ...
Started fi rst four games and last three ... Slowed
down by injury in between ... Personal: First football
player in Phillipsburg High School history to
play in three state championship games ... Helped
Stateliners to three-year record of 32-4 with three
1,000-yard rushers ... First-team all-conference all
three years ... First-team All-West Jersey as a senior
... Th rew shot put for conference champion track
and fi eld team ... Parents are Frank and Marjorie
Bigelli ... Born Jan. 1, 1989 ... A mathematics
major.
At Muhlenberg: Versatile
veteran player ... Can play tight
end or line up in a slot position
... Had a productive spring ...
Named to Centennial Conference
Academic Honor Roll
the last two years ... Th rows
javelin for the Mule track and fi eld team ... 2008:
Saw plenty of time at tight end the entire season
... Caught three passes for 34 yards ... Made fi ve
tackles on special teams ... Won Big Hit Award
for off ense vs. Gettysburg and “Dig In” Award for
McDaniel game ... 2007: Played in all 12 games,
starting fi rst two at fullback ... Had best off ensive
day at Juniata, rushing three times for 32 yards
– including career-best 30-yard touchdown run
– and catching
three
passes for
30 yards ...
Also scored
a TD on
a 1-yard
plunge vs.
Franklin &
Marshall
... Made
three tackles
on kickoff
coverage ...
Won Big
Hit Award
(special
teams)
for New
Jersey game
... 2006:
Emerged
as starting
fullback late
in freshman
season ... Also saw considerable time on special
teams, recording four tackles ... Earned “Dig In”
Award after rushing for 10 yards and catching a
9-yard touchdown pass against Gettysburg in fi rst
career start ... Won Big Hit Award for special teams
against Moravian ... Personal: Earned three varsity
letters as fullback and linebacker at Monsignor
Bonner High School ... Also earned fi ve letters and
all-county honors in indoor and outdoor track ...
Parents are Michael and Eileen Boland ... Born
Sept. 4, 1987 ... A double major in accounting and
fi nance.
Career Statistics
Year Rushing Receiving
Att Yds Avg TD Lg Rec Yds Avg TD Lg
2006 5 14 2.8 0 8 9 60 6.7 1 t9
2007 12 45 3.8 2 30 6 51 8.5 0 13
2008 0 0 0.0 0 - 3 34 11.3 0 19
19 Drew Brantner
Junior • TE • 6-2 • 217
Union Springs, N.Y./Union Springs
At Muhlenberg: Has made
great strides ... Smart and
hard-working ... Gives team
depth at tight end ... Moved
from quarterback to tight end
during freshman season and
appeared in one varsity game ...
Personal: Selected as a Division IV all-star quarterback
at Union Springs High School ... Also played
tight end and safety, earning three varsity letters
... Lettered twice in baseball ... Parents are Robert
and Andrea Brantner ... Born Oct. 15, 1988 ... An
environmental science major.
21 Bobby Bushong
Returning ReturningPlayers Players
Junior • WR • 5-10 • 185 • 1VL
Lancaster, Pa./Lancaster Catholic
At Muhlenberg: Will compete
for starting spot at wide receiver
... Possesses great hands ... Has
improved in every way the last
two years ... 2008: Th rived in
an expanded role as a sophomore
... Played in last nine
games and caught 12 passes for 171 yards (14.3)
... Hauled in TD passes of 20 yards vs. Johns Hopkins
and 29 yards vs. Moravian ... Caught careerhigh
three passes in NCAA Tournament game vs.
Wesley ... Saw increased time on kick return units
at end of season ... Returned punt 73 yards for a
touchdown
vs. Ursinus,
although it
was called
back by
penalty
... 2007:
Played in
four varsity
games as a
freshman
... Had an
impressive
spring ...
Personal:
Set
Lancaster
Catholic
High
School
record
for most
receiving
touchdowns in a season ... Also set two district
championship game records ... Received all-state
honorable mention ... Broke school record in
javelin while on track and fi eld team ... Parents
are James Bushong and Anne Marie Richards ...
Cousin of former Muhlenberg soccer stars Eric,
Todd and David Ervin ... Born June 11, 1988 ... A
business administration major.
48 Kenneth Cobb
Sophomore • DE • 5-10 • 213
Bridgeport, Conn./Central
At Muhlenberg: Talented
sophomore who fi gures to
factor into defensive line
rotation ... Long on ability but
short on experience ... Played
in two games as a member of
the kickoff coverage unit as a
freshman and made three tackles ... Personal: Was
an all-state defensive end at Central High School
... Earned four letters and served as team captain
... Teammate of Mule sophomore Victor Taiwo
... Parents are Michael and JoAnne Cobb ... Born
May 17, 1990 ... An undeclared major.
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Returning ReturningPlayers Players
23 Karl Colder
37 Philip Congialdi
24 Jimmy Cooper
16
Sophomore • LB • 5-10 • 192
Columbus, N.J./Holy Cross
At Muhlenberg: Moving to
outside linebacker after spending
freshman season as a defensive
back on the JV team ...
New position is better suited to
his abilities ... Will compete for
time on special teams ... Th rew
the discus for the Mule track team in the spring ...
Personal: Earned nine varsity letters (three each
in football, winter track and spring track) at Holy
Cross High School ... Played for state champion
football team in 2007 ... All-South Jersey as a discus
thrower ... Parents are Karl and Sherry Colder
... Born Feb. 4, 1990 ...An undeclared major.
Junior • FB • 5-7 • 210
Edison, N.J./Edison
At Muhlenberg: Will compete
for playing time at fullback ...
Very strong ... Has played on
the JV team the last two years
... Personal: Lettered three
times as a fullback and linebacker
at Edison High School
... Rushed for 320 yards and two TDs in 2006 ...
Made 105 total tackles his junior and senior years
... Parents are James and Domenica Cooper ...
Born June 7, 1989 ... A double major in business
administration and media and communication.
57 Kyle Coupe
Sophomore • LB • 5-11 • 192
Havertown, Pa./Malvern Prep
At Muhlenberg: Had a good
JV season for the Mules as a
freshman ... Can play outside
or inside ... Has improved his
fi tness ... Personal: Served as
team captain for football at
Malvern Preparatory School ...
Also chosen as captain for all-star game following
senior season ... Won Coach’s Award and earned
all-conference honors ... Parents are Philip and
Denise Congialdi ... Born Nov. 30, 1989 ... A
fi nance major.
Junior • LB • 5-10 • 190
Delran, N.J./Delran
At Muhlenberg: In third year as
an outside linebacker prospect
... Played on JV team the last
two years ... Personal: Earned
a total of 12 letters in football,
ice hockey, track and swimming
at Delran High School ... Team
captain and scholar-athlete in football and hockey
... Parents are Rich and Marianne Coupe ... Born
Aug. 15, 1989 … A neuroscience major.
46 Andy Curley
Junior • LB • 6-1 • 221 • 1VL
Mt. Airy, Md./Glenelg
At Muhlenberg: Expected
to compete for starting time
at outside linebacker ... Very
athletic ... Showed a big
improvement in strength ...
Started on defense for Mule
lacrosse team in the spring ...
2008: Played in all 11 games on special teams to
earn fi rst varsity letter ... Named to Centennial
Conference Academic Honor Roll ... Member
of kickoff coverage and kickoff return units ...
Recorded two tackles ... 2007: Injured freshman
season ... Personal: Led Glenelg High School team
in tackles from his middle linebacker position as a
sophomore ... Missed most of senior season with
an injury ... Played defense on and captained state
championship lacrosse team ... Parents are Ray and
Lesa Curley ... Cousin Ronnie Curley started at
quarterback for Salisbury against Muhlenberg in
2007 NCAA Tournament game ... Born Aug. 11,
1989 ... A biochemistry major.
Rachel
Meyrowitz
Senior
Fourth Year
Potomac, Md.
MANAGERS
Jessie
Ruane
Senior
Fourth Year
Bethlehem, Pa.
60 Kyle Detweiler
Senior • OG • 5-11 • 260 • 2VL
Chalfont, Pa./Souderton
At Muhlenberg: Hopes to fi nish
career with excellent senior
season after three years as a
solid backup on the off ensive
line ... Small for position but
smart ... Works hard in weight
room ... Played in a total of 11
varsity games the last two years as a reserve center
... Sidelined with injury as a freshman ... Personal:
Lettered in football and earned Suburban One allleague
honors as an off ensive guard at Souderton
High School ... Parents are Keith Detweiler and
Laurie Hagey ... Born Aug. 14, 1988 ... A media
and communication major.
Leah
Hammerman
Sophomore
First Year
Westport, Conn.
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83 Shae Fahey
Sophomore • WR • 6-0 • 172
Robbinsville, N.J./Robbinsville
At Muhlenberg: Expected
to compete for playing time
at wide receiver ... Has good
speed and hands ... Played for
JV squad as a freshman and
gained strength and size in the
off season ... Personal: Team
MVP two years at Robbinsville High School ...
Named to all-conference team ... Won Sportsmanship
Award ... High scorer for basketball as a junior
... Parents are Tim and Ellen Fahey ... Born May
15, 1990 ... An undeclared major.
13 Jon Falsetti
Senior • QB • 6-2 • 194
Hamilton, N.J./Steinert
At Muhlenberg: Will compete
for the starting quarterback job
after three years as a backup ...
Has good size ... Spent 2008
season as No. 3 QB behind two
seniors ... Personal: Lettered
twice each in football and
basketball at Steinert High School ... Parents are
Ben and Susan Falsetti ... Born March 5, 1988 ...
A double major in media and communication and
political science.
28 Mike Fiorillo
Sophomore • LB • 5-8 • 215
Howell, N.J./Howell
At Muhlenberg: Gives the
Mules depth at the inside linebacker
spot ... Could see action
on special teams ... Suited up
for JV team as a freshman ...
Personal: Leading tackler for
state championship football
team at Howell High School ... Honored as pitcher
of the year in baseball ... Team captain in both
sports ... Parents are Michael and Gail Fiorillo ...
Born Oct. 28, 1989 ... An undeclared major.
(62) 30 Scott Mike Gavin Gawel
Junior • LB • 5-11 • 211 • 2VL
Taylor, Pa./Riverside
At Muhlenberg:
One
of the Mules’
top returning
defensive players
... Has tremendous
ability ...
2008: Started all 11 games at inside
linebacker ... Named to Centennial
Conference Academic Honor
Roll and All-CC second team ...
Only sophomore linebacker to
earn league honors ... Fourth on
the Mules with 48 tackles ... Made
career-high 10 tackles in win at
Johns Hopkins ... Intercepted pass
and recorded two tackles for loss
in Union game ... Also had two
TFL, including a sack, vs. Ursinus
... Won Big Hit Award for tackle
against Juniata ... Received “Dig In” Award for
Johns Hopkins game ... 2007: Finished freshman
season with two solid postseason games ... Assisted
on fi ve tackles, including two sacks, and broke up
pass in NCAA Tournament win vs. Salisbury ...
One of sacks came on third down to force fi eld
goal try ... Added four tackles, fumble recovery and
pass breakup vs. Wesley ... Totaled 13 tackles in
eight games ... Won Big Hit Award for Salisbury
(62) 54 Joe Mike Germano Gawel
Senior • LB • 6-0 • 229 • 2VL
Hawthorne, N.J./Bergen Catholic
Returning ReturningPlayers Players
game ... Personal: Was an all-conference linebacker
at Riverside High School ... Also played fullback
... Parents are Michael and Diane Gavin ... Born
April 23, 1988 ... A psychology major.
Career Statistics
Year Solo Ast Tot TFL Sack PBU Int FF FR
2007 4 9 13 1-6 1-6 2 0 0 1-0
2008 19 29 48 6-22 1-4 1 1-19 0 0
Totals 23 38 61 7-28 2-10 3 1-19 0 1-0
At Muhlenberg: Enters senior
season No. 2 on the depth chart
at inside linebacker ... Core
special teams player ... 2008:
Played in all 11 games as member
of kickoff coverage unit
... Recorded 12 tackles, with
high of three at McDaniel ... Led team with eight
tackles on special teams ... Won Big Hit Award for
special team hits against Johns Hopkins and Franklin
& Marshall ... 2007: Earned fi rst varsity letter
... Played in fi ve games and made eight tackles,
including two for loss and one sack ... Recorded
three tackles apiece vs. Union and McDaniel ...
2006: Trained with JV team ... Personal: Earned
three varsity letters in football at Bergen Catholic
High School ... Parents are Joseph and Sharon Germano
... Born Dec. 2, 1984 ... A double major in
accounting and business administration.
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Returning ReturningPlayers Players
71 Lou Greco
18
Junior • OT • 6-0 • 268
Verona, N.J./Verona
At Muhlenberg: Expected to
compete for playing time on
the off ensive line as a junior ...
Improved size and strength in
the off season ... Hard worker ...
Appeared in three varsity games
in 2008 ... Personal: Named
to all-area football team at Verona High School ...
Played off ensive line and defensive end ... Participated
in Robeson All-Star Classic ... Senior Class
president ... Parents are Louis and Donna Greco ...
Born April 11, 1989 ... An undeclared major.
10 Chris Hartzell
Sophomore • CB • 6-1 • 177 • 1VL
Sinking Spring, Pa./Wilson
At Muhlenberg: Expected to
compete for a starting spot at
cornerback ... Intelligent player
with excellent hands and body
control ... Looking to build on
solid freshman year ... Played
in 10 games and recorded 18
tackles (12 solo) ... Named Centennial Conference
special teams player of the week after Moravian
game ... Blocked a punt, which he returned 17
yards for a touchdown, recovered a fumble and
broke up
a pass ...
Picked off
a pass vs.
Ursinus ...
Recorded
career-high
fi ve tackles
at Johns
Hopkins
... Won
Special
Forces
Award as
special
teams
MVP of
backto-back
games vs.
Ursinus
and
Moravian
... Personal: Named Lancaster-Lebanon League
defensive back of the year as a senior at Wilson
High School ... First-team all-league and allcounty
at both defensive back and wide receiver ...
Earned all-division honors as a guard in basketball
... Finalist for athlete of the year in the county ...
Parents are Rocky and Terri Hartzell ... Born Oct.
12, 1989 ... An undeclared major.
(62) 25 Jared Mike Holenda Gawel
Junior • S • 6-0 • 189 • 2VL
Catasauqua, Pa./Catasauqua
At Muhlenberg: Veteran of
defensive backfi eld and special
teams ... Returning starter
at rover ... Has played all 23
games the last two years ...
2008: Started all 11 games ...
Eighth on the Mules with 36
tackles ... Recorded career-high eight stops to go
along with a pass breakup vs. Moravian ... Made
tackle for a 4-yard loss to set up third-and-long vs.
Franklin & Marshall ... Won Big Hit Award for
defensive stop at McDaniel ... 2007: One of the
team’s top defensive backs as a freshman ... Played
a lot of nickel ... Made fi rst career start in NCAA
Tournament game at Wesley and notched seven
tackles ... Big contributor on special teams ... Tied
for third on team with nine special teams tackles ...
Also served as long snapper for last four games ...
Won Special Forces Award as special teams MVP
of Moravian game ... Personal: Earned all-league
honors at both defensive back (fi rst team) and
quarterback (honorable mention) at Catasauqua
High School ... Second-team all-area ... Parents
are John and Sherri Holenda ... Older brother
John Holenda started at linebacker for the Mules
in 2006 and 2007 ... Born June 7, 1988 ... An
undeclared major.
Career Statistics
Year Solo Ast Tot TFL Sack PBU Int FF FR
2007 15 11 26 ½-1 0 1 0 0 0
2008 18 18 36 1½-6 0 3 0 0 0
Totals 33 29 62 2-7 0 4 0 0 0
69 Edward Hopkins
Sophomore • OT • 5-11 • 269
Mullica Hill, N.J./Clearview Regional
At Muhlenberg: Enters
sophomore season as a backup
on the off ensive line ... Showed
improvement during freshman
campaign and in off season ...
Personal: Received honorable
mention as a tackle at Clearview
Regional High School ... Named to Touchdown
Club All-Academic Team ... Th rew shot and
discus for the track team ... Parents are Edward
and Janice Hopkins ... Born Sept. 25, 1990 ... An
undeclared major.
67 Kevin Hussey
Senior • C • 6-0 • 284 • 3VL
Parsippany, N.J./Parsippany
At Muhlenberg: Hopes to pick
up where he left off last season
... Brings tons of experience
and a veteran presence to the
off ensive line, which graduated
three starters ... Mules are averaging
more than 30 points per
game in his 25 career starts ... Extremely aggressive
... Moving to center for 2009 ... 2008: Started 10
of 11 games at left guard ... Part of off ensive line
that won Dominator Award as off ensive MVP of
Union game ... Won “Dig In” Award for Johns
Hopkins game ... 2007: Started all 12 games at
left guard ...
Member of
off ensive line
that won
Dominator
Award as offensive
MVP
of McDaniel
game after
Muhlenberg
held ball for
38:09 and
rushed for
259 yards
and fi ve
touchdowns
... Also
helped
Mules tie
school record
with 35
fi rst downs
at Juniata ...
2006: Emerged as a starter late in freshman season
... Started at left guard for last three games, during
which the Mules averaged 32.3 points (up from
15.4 the fi rst seven) ... Personal: Earned three
letters each in football and wrestling at Parsippany
High School ... Captained both teams and
earned all-area honors in football ... Parents are Jim
and Kasey Hussey ... Born June 19, 1988 ... An
undeclared major.
(62) 50 Christopher Mike GawelJohnson
Junior • LB • 5-9 • 220
Mahwah, N.J./Mahwah
At Muhlenberg: Reserve linebacker
for the Mules ... Spent
last two years on JV team ...
Personal: Captained football
and wrestling teams at Mahwah
High School ... Recorded 111
tackles as a senior ... New Jersey
Scholar-Athlete ... Had a 25-8 record in wrestling
... Parents are Carl Kjellberg and Sharon Johnson-
Depta ... Born Jan. 18, 1989 ... A biochemistry
major.
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

(62) 80 Mike Gawel Johnson
Junior • TE • 6-2 • 240 • 1VL
Branchburg, N.J./Somerville
At Muhlenberg: Talented
player who has had trouble
staying healthy ... Played in
eight games on kickoff return
unit in 2008 to earn varsity
letter ... Caught 6-yard pass vs.
Juniata ... Personal: Named to
Skylands Conference fi rst team as a tight end at
Somerville High School ... Team captain ... Parents
are Roger and Leigh Johnson ... Born July 24,
1989 ... A biology major.
(62) 68 Michael Mike Gawel Katz
Junior • K • 6-0 • 172 • 1VL
Plainview, N.Y./Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK
At Muhlenberg: Coming off a
tremendous sophomore season
... Voted the Mules’ most
improved player ... Named to
the Centennial Conference
Academic Honor Roll and
All-CC second team ... Second
on the Mules in scoring with 69 points ... Perfect
in 45 PAT tries to set school record for consecutive
extra points made ... No other kicker
in Division III attempted as many
PATs without a miss ... Converted
eight of 14 fi eld goals ... Long of 42
yards came in rainy, windy conditions
against Franklin & Marshall ... Kicked
two fi eld goals vs. Wilkes in fi rst varsity
game of career ... Personal: Team
captain in both soccer and basketball
at Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK High
School ... All-county honorable mention
and team MVP in soccer ... Parents
are Terry and Irene Katz ... Born
Feb. 27, 1989 ... An accounting major.
39 Ryan Keeley
Senior • RB/DB • 5-11 • 196 • 2VL
Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central
At Muhlenberg: Moving back
to running back after two years
as a defensive back ... Hard
worker who will do anything
for the team ... Key special
teams player ... 2008: Played in
fi rst four games before suff ering
season-ending injury ... Recorded eight tackles (six
on special teams) and broke up two passes ... Won
Special Forces Award as special teams MVP of
Gettysburg game after making three tackles in kick
coverage ... 2007: Played in all 12 games and did
a solid job on special teams units ... Totaled four
tackles ... Also saw scrimmage time in dime situations
... Broke up “Hail Mary” pass in end zone on
fi nal play of game to preserve shutout of McDaniel
... 2006: Was a JV running back as a freshman ...
Personal: Lettered three times each in football and
track at Hunterdon Central High School ... Earned
all-county honors for football ... Parents are Gene
and Cindy Keeley ... Born May 31, 1988 ... A
biology major.
2 Michael Kellum
Sophomore • DL • 6-3 • 225 • 1VL
Reading, Pa./Muhlenberg
Returning ReturningPlayers Players
At Muhlenberg: Solid player
who should see considerable
time as one of the top defensive
linemen ... Had a very good
spring ... Played in 10 games as
a freshman and recorded eight
tackles (four solo), one for a
3-yard loss ... Broke up a pair
of passes at the line ... Recorded four tackles on
special teams ... Recovered fumbled kickoff to set
up clinching touchdown vs. Wilkes in fi rst game of
career ... Won Big Hit Award for special teams hits
vs. McDaniel and Dickinson ... Personal: Named
to all-state second team at Muhlenberg High
School ... All-county fi rst team ... Played defensive
end and off ensive tackle and served as team captain
... Parents are James Kellum and Judy Cashmere ...
Born Dec. 20, 1989 ... An undeclared major.
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Returning ReturningPlayers Players
36 Jeremiah Lachaud
20
Senior • DE • 6-1 • 219 • 2VL
East Brunswick, N.J./East Brunswick
At Muhlenberg: Pass rusher extraordinaire
... Has tremendous
speed off the line ... Developing
into complete player who can
line up every down and distance
... Leads all active Mules
in career sacks ... 2008: Played
in fi nal 10 games as a rush end ... Of 10 tackles,
all but three were behind the line of scrimmage ...
Led team in sacks and fourth in tackles for loss ...
Notched one sack of each of six games ... Th ree of
sacks were for losses of at least 10 yards ... Won Big
Hit Award against Johns Hopkins and Franklin &
Marshall ... 2007: Played in nine games and tied
for third on team in sacks despite limited snaps ...
Recorded two sacks in McDaniel game ... Forced
fumble with sack on fi nal play of Dickinson game
... Recorded career-high four tackles at Franklin &
Marshall ... Made fi ve special teams tackles ... Won
Big Hit Award for special teams hits vs. McDaniel
and Dickinson ... Earned “Dig In” Award for
Franklin & Marshall game ... 2006: Played on JV
team ... Track and Field: Holds school record in
outdoor 200 meters ... Won gold medal as a member
of the 4x100 relay team at the 2009 Centennial
Conference Outdoor Championships ... Garnered
a pair of silvers in the 100 and 200 ... Personal:
Lettered in football and track at East Brunswick
High School ... Part of 2004 state championship
football team ... All-county track athlete ... Parents
are Pierre and Edith Lachaud ... Born July 5, 1988
... A business administration major.
Career Statistics
Year Solo Ast Tot TFL Sack PBU Int FF FR
2006 JV
2007 10 5 15 4½-15 4½-15 0 0 1 0
2008 8 2 10 7-48 6-46 0 0 0 0
Totals 18 7 25 11½-63 10½-61 0 0 1 0
17 Jon Liberty
Junior • WR • 6-3 • 194
Broomall, Pa./Marple Newtown
At Muhlenberg: Should compete
for fi rst extended varsity
time in 2009 ... Big possession
receiver who can block ...
Could shift over to tight end
... Played in four games as a
reserve receiver last year ... Was
a quarterback for the JV team as a freshman ...
Personal: Earned all-league honorable mention at
quarterback for Marple Newtown High School ...
Played for former Mule assistant coach Ray Gionta
... Captain of football and basketball teams ... Parents
are David and Elayne Liberty ... Born July 17,
1989 ... A double major in accounting and fi nance.
89 Steve Liparini
Sophomore • TE • 6-2 • 219
Closter, N.J./Northern Valley Demarest
At Muhlenberg: Will compete
for varsity playing time at tight
end ... Showed the most improvement
of any player on the
team in the spring ... Has outstanding
hands and runs well
for his size ... Personal: Named
to all-league fi rst team in football at Northern Valley
Demarest High School ... All-county honorable
mention ... Lettered three years in basketball ...
Parents are Steve and Lari Liparini ... Born Feb. 6,
1990 ... An undeclared major.
31 Scott Lissner
Junior • LB • 5-11 • 211 • 2VL
Rockaway, N.J./Morris Knolls
At Muhlenberg: Key special
teams player for the Mules ...
Could also see time at outside
linebacker ... Has outstanding
ability ... 2008: Played in all 11
games, starting four ... Second
on team with seven special
teams tackles ... Recorded career-high fi ve tackles
vs. Wilkes in fi rst game of season ... Won Big Hit
Award for tackle on kickoff return vs. Gettysburg
... Th ree plays later, sacked the Bullet quarterback
for an 8-yard loss to force fourth down ... 2007:
Stood out in JV games before moving to varsity ...
Played in eight varsity games and recorded seven
tackles (four on special teams) ... Made two tackles
on kickoff returns in NCAA Tournament win vs.
Salisbury, including one that earned Big Hit Award
... Personal: Played defensive end and off ensive
line at Morris Knolls High School ... Named to
Star Ledger all-county fi rst team ... Parents are
Steven and Ronnie Lissner ... Born July 7, 1989 ...
A history major.
7 Jesse Long
Sophomore • WR • 5-6 • 163
New Brunswick, N.J./Bishop Ahr
At Muhlenberg: Competitor
for playing time at wide receiver
or running back ... Relies
on quickness ... Played for JV
team as a freshman ... Personal:
Earned all-conference honors
for football at Bishop Ahr High
School ... Special teams MVP ... Played on division
championship team as a sophomore ... Centerfi
elder on state sectional-winning baseball team ...
Parents are Gary and Gilorma Long ... Born June
9, 1990 ... An undeclared major.
29 Jason LoPipero
Junior • P/LB • 6-0 • 215 • 2VL
Kings Park, N.Y./Kings Park
At Muhlenberg: Came out of
spring drills as the Mules’ No.
1 punter ... Will also compete
for time at outside linebacker ...
Has greatly improved strength
and knowledge of position ...
2008: Played in eight games
and recorded fi ve tackles on kickoff coverage ...
Punted once for 20 yards ... 2007: Did outstanding
job replacing injured starting punter late in season
... Kicked 10 times for a 34.9-yard average ... Of
his nine punts in two NCAA Tournament games,
four landed inside 20 ... Won Special Forces Award
as special teams MVP of game vs. Wesley after
dropping three of six punts inside 20, including
season-best 48-yard boot to the 9 ... Personal: Was
all-league in 2006 and all-division in 2007 as an
outside linebacker at Kings Park High School ...
Also played wide receiver and tight end ... Teammate
of current Mule Joe Montemurro ... Captained
baseball team ... Parents are Patrick and Lisa
LoPipero ... Born Oct. 3, 1989 ... A double major
in business administration and political science.
Career Statistics
Year Solo Ast Tot TFL Sack PBU Int FF FR
2007 5 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
2008 17 5 22 4½-14 1½-10 0 0 0 0
Totals 22 7 29 4½-14 1½-10 0 0 0 0
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

11 Patrick McDonough
Junior • LB • 6-1 • 228 • 1VL
Wyomissing, Pa./Wyomissing
At Muhlenberg: Returning
starter at inside linebacker ...
Had an excellent spring ...
Won the Mules’ running and
lifting competition ... Named
Muhlenberg’s rookie of the
year in his fi rst season with the
program after transferring from Virginia Military
Institute ... Started all 11 games and fi nished sixth
on the team with 44 tackles (28 solo) ... Recorded
three tackles for loss, including two sacks ... Made
seven tackles (six solo) in big win at Dickinson ...
Also credited with seven stops vs. Moravian and
Wesley ... Won Big Hit Award for defensive stops
against Wilkes, Dickinson and Moravian ... Personal:
Was an all-state linebacker at Wyomissing
Area High School ... All-league at both linebacker
and fullback ... All-county as a thrower in track ...
Also lettered in basketball ... Parents are Timothy
and Maureen McDonough ... Born Jan. 12, 1989
... A double major in business administration and
fi nance.
93 Gregg Mercogliano
Sophomore • K • 6-2 • 189
Haddonfi eld, N.J./Haddonfi eld Memorial
At Muhlenberg: Strong-legged
kicker who will compete for
kickoff duties ... Could also see
action as the punter ... Had an
excellent off season ... Personal:
Kicked three game-winning
fi eld goals, one in a playoff
game, in the last 4 seconds while at Haddonfi eld
Memorial High School ... Earned all-conference
honors as a senior ... Had long punt of 55 yards
... Played in Camden County All-Star Game as
an outfi elder in baseball ... Parents are Bruce and
Maureen Mercogliano ... Born Jan. 24, 1990 ... An
undeclared major.
70 Mark Miller
Senior • OG • 6-0 • 255
Broomall, Pa./Malvern Prep
At Muhlenberg: In his second
year on the off ensive line after
two years as a JV defensive lineman
... Team-oriented player
... Personal: Lettered twice
in football and three times in
track at Malvern Preparatory
School ... First-team all-conference in football ...
Selected for Valor Bowl (Chester County All-Star
Game) ... Captained the track team ... Parents are
Mark Sr. and Ann Miller ... Born March 10, 1988
... A business administration major.
73 Mark Mounayar
Sophmore • OG • 6-1 • 322 • 1VL
Coatesville, Pa./Coatesville
At Muhlenberg: Expected to
compete for a starting slot at
guard ... Big and smart; the
type of player the line can
be built around ... Had an
outstanding freshman year ...
Played in fi nal seven games,
mostly on PAT/fi eld goal unit but also in scrimmage
situations ... Personal: Won three varsity
letters and served as team captain as a lineman at
Coatesville Area High School ... Earned all-area
and allleagueaccolades
...
Parents
are
Alexander
and
Janine
Mounayar
... Born
Jan. 23, 1990 ... A mathematics major.
87 Sean Mulligan
Returning ReturningPlayers Players
Sophomore • TE • 5-11 • 193
Staten Island, N.Y./St. Joseph-by-the-Sea
At Muhlenberg: Prospect at
tight end ... Will spend 2009
season on the sidelines rehabbing
injury suff ered last year ...
Personal: Lettered two years
as a tight end at St. Joseph-bythe-Sea
High School ... Selected
for Fugazzi Bowl (Staten Island-Queens All-Star
Game) ... Parents are Robert and Sandra Mulligan
... Older brother Rob Mulligan played football for
the Mules the last four years ... Born June 11, 1990
... An undeclared major.
44 Matt Musick
Sophomore • LB • 5-9 • 203
Ewing, N.J./Ewing
At Muhlenberg: Will compete
for playing time at outside
linebacker ... Had a good JV
season as a freshman and a
good spring ... Personal: Led
Ewing High School team in
tackles two straight years ...
Selected to all-conference second team ... Won
12th Man TD Club Unsung Hero Award ... Also
lettered in tennis four years ... Parents are Th omas
and Deborah Musick ... Twin brother of Mule
sophomore Phil Musick ... Born July 11, 1990 ...
An undeclared major.
97 Phil Musick
Sophomore • NT • 6-0 • 235
Ewing, N.J./Ewing
At Muhlenberg: Smart, hardworking,
talented defensive
lineman ... Could make an
impact with more experience
... Personal: Earned secondteam
all-conference honors as a
center at Ewing High School ...
Also lined up at defensive tackle and long snapper
... Th ree-time winner of Scholar-Athlete Award ...
Lettered in tennis four years ... Parents are Th omas
and Deborah Musick ... Twin brother of Mule
sophomore Matt Musick ... Born July 11, 1990 ...
An undeclared major.
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Returning ReturningPlayers Players
18 Justin Myers
Sophmore • QB • 5-8 • 192
Irvington, N.Y./Irvington
At Muhlenberg: One of three
returning players vying for the
starting quarterback job ... Has
a quick release and a strong arm
... Got better every day during
the spring ... Personal: Won a
total of 11 letters in football,
baseball and basketball at Irvington High School
... Team MVP and all-section in football ... Allleague
as a catcher in baseball ... Parents are Mark
and Susan Myers ... Born March 28, 1990 ... An
undeclared major.
32 Chase Nadell
22
Sophmore • S • 5-10 • 168 • 1VL
Merrick, N.Y./John F. Kennedy
At Muhlenberg: Sophomore
with lots of natural athletic
ability ... Moving to safety after
lining up at running back
last year ... Has good speed ...
Could see time on special teams
... Played in four of last six
varsity games in 2008 ... Rushed three times for 4
yards ... Played
in all 13 games
and scored
three goals
for the Mule
lacrosse team
in the spring
... Personal:
Played football
and lacrosse
at John F.
Kennedy
High School
... Parents are
Steven and
Robin Nadell
... Born Jan.
25, 1990 ...
An undeclared
major.
22 Steve Nissley
Sophomore • CB • 5-10 • 170 • 1VL
Pottsgrove, Pa./Pottsgrove
At Muhlenberg: Will compete
for starting job, either at
cornerback or safety ... Smart
player with good body control
and hand-eye coordination ...
Had a fi ne freshman season
... Played in last six games
and recorded fi ve solo tackles, three on kickoff
coverage ... Intercepted a pass vs. Ursinus ...
Personal: Received three letters in football, two in
basketball and
one in tennis
at Pottsgrove
High School
... Served as
captain and
played strong
safety and wide
receiver in football
... Point
guard in basketball
... Parents
are Richard and
Ann Nissley
... Born Oct.
30, 1989 ... A
double major
in fi nance and
accounting.
47 Steven Nork
Junior • LB • 5-9 • 200
Bethlehem, Pa./Freedom
At Muhlenberg: Will be a
great asset to the team if he can
avoid the injuries of his fi rst
two years ... Tough and athletic
... Shows great numbers in the
weight room ... Should see time
on special teams ... Personal:
Served as team captain while playing center and
defensive line at Freedom High School ... Selected
for McDonald’s All-Star Classic ... Teammate of
Mule freshman John Kaczmarek ... League qualifi
er in javelin for track and fi eld team ... Parents are
Joseph and Lynne Nork ... Born March 20, 1989
... A mathematics major.
78 Garrett Orr
Senior • NT • 6-1 • 254 • 2VL
Easton, Pa./Easton
At Muhlenberg: Expected
to have strong senior season
... Should be in top group
of defensive linemen ... Has
gained size ... Strong work ethic
... Played in four varsity games
and made one tackle last year ...
Moved from off ensive guard to defensive end for
2007 season and was very impressive by the end of
the year ... Played in three varsity games ... Lone
tackle was assist on a 6-yard loss in Franklin &
Marshall game ... Personal: Earned total of eight
varsity letters in football, track and swimming at
Easton Area High School ... Won scholar-athlete
award as a senior ... Parents are Peter and Andrea
Orr ... Born May 20, 1988 ... A political science
major.
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

77 William Osei
Senior • OT • 6-3 • 278
Abington, Pa./Abington
At Muhlenberg: Hopes to
come alive as a senior and earn
signifi cant playing time ...
Physically talented and strong
... Got into two varsity games
as a reserve last year and three
in 2007 ... Played defense as a
freshman ... Personal: Earned two varsity letters
in football at Abington High School ... Parents are
William and Grace Osei ... Born March 2, 1988 ...
A double major in psychology and history.
5 Michael Peischl
Senior • QB • 5-11 • 199
Wayne, N.J./Wayne Hills
At Muhlenberg: Will compete
for starting job at quarterback
... Needs to stay healthy ... Has
played both quarterback and
wide receiver for JV team the
last three years ... Personal:
Earned six total varsity letters
in football, basketball and baseball at Wayne Hills
High School ... Named fi rst-team all-area as a
quarterback ... Parents are Mark and Michelle
Peischl ... Uncle Chris Peischl played football and
baseball at Muhlenberg in the 1980s ... Born Aug.
19, 1988 ... A double major in accounting and
business administration.
53 Michael Porembski
Sophomore • OG • 6-0 • 275
North Massapequa, N.Y./Chaminade
At Muhlenberg: Off ensive line
prospect ... Has a good work
ethic and is very knowledgeable
on the game ... Personal:
Awarded two varsity letters as
an off ensive lineman at Chaminade
High School ... Teammate
of Mule juniors John Allen and Mark Accomando
... Parents are Michael and Lisa Porembski ... Born
July 10, 1990 ... An undeclared major.
52 Harrison Rowner
Junior • DE • 6-3 • 217
West Hempstead, N.Y./West Hempstead
At Muhlenberg: High-energy
player ... Goes full speed all
the time ... Has considerable
ability ... Improving knowledge
of game ... Earned “Dig In”
Award after Ursinus game in
2007 ... Personal: Four-year
letterwinner and team captain in both football
and wrestling at West Hempstead High School ...
Made football academic all-conference team ... Allcounty
honorable mention in wrestling ... Parents
are Eric and Roberta Rowner ... Born April 18,
1989 ... A neuroscience major.
45 MJ Rus
Sophomore • FB • 5-11 • 219 • 1VL
East Montpelier, Vt./U-32
At Muhlenberg: One of the
top athletes on the team ...
Could play either fullback or
running back ... Has outstanding
hands ... Followed up
excellent freshman season with
a great off season ... Played in
nine games in 2008, rushing once for 7 yards and
catching two passes for 12 yards ... Made one tackle
in kickoff coverage ... Personal: Was a fi rst-team
all-state
football
player at
U-32 High
School
... Played
fullback,
linebacker
and long
snapper ...
Selected
for North-
South
All-Star
Game and
Vermont-
New
Hampshire
Shrine Game ... Parents are Mike and Cheryl Rus
... Born Dec. 15, 1989 ... An undeclared major.
6 Kevin Ryan
Sophomore • S • 6-2 • 205 • 1VL
Fredon, N.J./Kittatinny
At Muhlenberg: Expected to
make a strong push for starting
time in the defensive backfi eld
... Has good size and plenty of
range ... Displayed a knack for
picking off passes in the spring
... Played in last six varsity
games as a freshman on punt return and kickoff return
units ... Personal: Lettered on state-qualifying
football teams
at Kittatinny
High School
as a junior and
senior ... Caught
six touchdown
passes
and named to
all-county fi rst
team both years
... All-West
Jersey second
team as a senior ... Led baseball team in batting
average two straight years ... Parents are Richard
and Laurie Ryan ... Born May 7, 1990 ... An
undeclared major.
86 Matthew Siedt
Sophomore • TE • 6-4 • 233
Nazareth, Pa./Nazareth
At Muhlenberg: Young tight
end with very good size ...
Will work his way up depth
chart with further development
... Personal: Selected for
McDonald’s All-Star Game
as a senior at Nazareth High
School ... Won two varsity letters as a wide receiver
and defensive end ... Also lettered three years and
served as team captain in basketball ... Parents are
Kevin and Kim Siedt ... Born Jan. 17, 1990 ... An
undeclared major.
9 Victor Taiwo
Sophomore • LB • 5-11 • 216
Bridgeport, Conn./Central
Returning ReturningPlayers Players
At Muhlenberg: Has a ton of
potential ... Could see playing
time on special teams and at
inside linebacker ... Personal:
Captained football and lacrosse
teams at Central High School
... Second-team all-conference
as a linebacker in football ... Teammate of Mule
sophomore Kenneth Cobb ... Received honorable
mention as a defenseman in lacrosse ... Mother
is Laura Sodimu ... Born Nov. 22, 1990 ... An
undeclared major.
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Returning ReturningPlayers Players
94 Brandon Turner
Sophomore • DE • 6-3 • 221
Tamaqua, Pa./Tamaqua
At Muhlenberg: Dedicated
young player ... Limited by
injury as a freshman ... Had
a good spring ... Personal:
Named lineman and defensive
lineman of the year at Tamaqua
Area High School ... Lined up
at defensive end and tight end ... Team captain as a
senior ... Lettered twice in wrestling ... Parents are
David and Michele Turner ... Born Aug. 6, 1989 ...
An undeclared major.
84 Brett Von Bergen
At Muhlenberg: Team leader
who hopes to see fi rst varsity
action as a senior ... Showed
the biggest improvement of
anyone in the program during
the off season ... Had tremendous
gains in strength and
conditioning ... Could see time on special teams ...
Personal: Earned two varsity letters in baseball and
another in football at Fleetwood Area High School
... Mother is Gayle Von Bergen ... Born June 29,
1988 ... A double major in fi nance and economics.
24
Sophomore • CB • 5-7 • 179
Totowa, N.J./Passaic Valley
Senior • WR • 6-1 • 161
Blandon, Pa./Fleetwood
27 Joseph Wassel
At Muhlenberg: Talented
prospect in the secondary ...
Progress has been hindered
by injuries ... Personal: Was a
three-sport captain in football,
baseball and wrestling at Passaic
Valley High School ... Firstteam
all-conference and second-team all-county
twice in football ... Th ree-time district wrestling
champion ... Parents are Joseph and Rose Wassel ...
Born Feb. 12, 1990 ... An undeclared major.
72
Garrett
Bisbing
Freshman • OT
6-0 • 284
Emmaus, Pa./
Central Catholic
16
Anthony
Casalino
Freshman • QB
5-8 • 161
West Orange, N.J./
West Orange
95 Corry Whitehead
Junior • K • 6-5 • 230
Lehighton, Pa./Lehighton
At Muhlenberg: Will compete
for kickoff duties ... Has a
strong leg and is in better shape
... Personal: Earned a total of
nine letters in football, soccer,
tennis and basketball at Lehighton
High School ... Played
kicker, goalie, center and No. 2 singles, respectively
... Team captain in football, soccer and tennis ...
Parents are James and Susan Whitehead ... Born
Aug. 21, 1988 ... A fi nance major.
56 Ewan Wright
Senior • NT • 6-1 • 243 • 3VL
Brooklyn, N.Y./The Gunnery (Conn.)
At Muhlenberg: Expected to
have a big senior year ... Should
see considerable time on the
defensive line and on special
teams ... Extremely athletic
and a hard hitter ... 2008: Th e
Mules’ special teams co-player
of the year ... Played every game in his fi rst year on
the defensive line after moving from linebacker ...
Tied career high with six tackles at McDaniel ...
Blocked extra points vs. McDaniel and Wesley ...
Forced fumble on kickoff return in season opener
vs. Wilkes ... Recorded third-down sack vs. Moravian
with game tied in fourth quarter ... Won Special
Forces Award as special teams MVP of Wilkes
and McDaniel games ... Received Big Hit Award
for special teams vs. Juniata and “Dig In” Award
vs. Dickinson ... 2007: Played in all 12 games,
starting six ... Led team with 13 special teams
tackles ... Recorded career-high fi ve tackles vs.
Johns Hopkins ... Made four stops, one for 1-yard
loss, in shutout of Union ... 2006: Played inside
linebacker and special teams in six varsity games
as a freshman ... Recorded high of four tackles at
Johns Hopkins ... Won Big Hit Award for special
55
Tim
Cumming
Freshman • OL
6-0 • 279
New Providence, N.J./
New Providence
NEWCOMERS
26
Terrence
Dandridge
Freshman • RB
5-7 • 170
Baltimore, Md./
Archbishop Curley
teams against Ursinus and Gettysburg ... Personal:
Earned three varsity letters in football and one in
wrestling at Th e Gunnery ... All-New England
selection as a linebacker ... Teammate of Cameron
Ahouse ... Parents are Sinclair and Georgia Stewart
... Born Aug. 9, 1987 ... A business administration
major and art minor.
Career Statistics
Year Solo Ast Tot TFL Sack PBU FF FR Blk
2006 5 5 10 ½-1 0 0 0 0 0
2007 14 9 23 1-1 0 0 0 0 0
2008 16 6 22 1-7 1-7 0 1 0 2
Totals 35 20 55 2½-9 1-7 0 1 0 2
3
Dan
Deighan
Freshman • QB
5-8 • 173
Wanaque, N.J./
Lakeland Regional
96
AJ
Diaz
Freshman • P
6-1 • 188
Manhasset, N.Y./
Manhasset
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

34
Dylan
Domenick
Freshman • LB
6-1 • 197
Basking Ridge, N.J./
Ridge
74
John
Kaczmarek
Freshman • OL
6-3 • 293
Bethlehem, Pa./
Freedom
42
Frankie
Mayer
Freshman • CB
5-10 • 174
Cedar Grove, N.J./
Montclair Kimberley
99
David
Schryver
Sophomore • DL
6-0 • 224
Montgomery, N.J./
Montgomery
98
Steven
Entenman
Freshman • DE
6-0 • 237
Collegeville, Pa./
Perkiomen Valley
64
Spencer
Kane
Freshman • OL
6-1 • 249
Somers, N.Y./
Somers
41
J.T.
Merklinger
Sophomore • RB
5-6 • 173
Sparta, N.J./
Seton Hall Prep
85
Marcus
Toomey
Freshman • WR
6-2 • 185
Pottsville, Pa./
Pottsville
61
Chris
Galletta
Freshman • DE
6-2 • 221
Ardsley, N.Y./
Ardsley
87
Zach
Klein
Freshman • WR
6-1 • 184
Voorhees, N.J./
Eastern Regional
36
Joe
Montemurro
Junior • RB
5-7 • 180
Kings Park, N.Y./
Kings Park
40
Isaiah
Vaughn
Freshman • CB
5-9 • 152
Bronx, N.Y./
John F. Kennedy
20
Eric
Gilbert
Freshman • CB
5-11 • 155
Folcroft, Pa./
Academy Park
15
Justin
Kreamer
Freshman • QB
5-8 • 180
Ossining, N.Y./
Ossining
14
John
Muha
Freshman • S
6-0 • 175
Cedar Knolls, N.J./
Seton Hall Prep
12
Tim
Velys
Freshman • S
5-9 • 168
Riverhead, N.Y./
Riverhead
88
John
Gruver
Freshman • WR
5-9 • 174
Kintnersville, Pa./
Palisades
49
Jon
Landrigan
Freshman • WR
5-7 • 179
Madison, N.J./
Madison
92
Ryan
Murphy
Freshman • DE
5-11 • 222
Hicksville, N.Y./
Holy Trinity
35
Tim
Vogel
Freshman • CB
5-10 • 158
Emerson, N.J./
Emerson
51
Matt
Johnson
Freshman • LB
5-9 • 214
Ambler, Pa./
Wissahickon
90
Zach
Lieberman
Freshman • DL
6-0 • 229
Weston, Conn./
Staples
38
Shane
O’Connor
Freshman • S
5-11 • 180
Pt. Pleasant, N.J./
Pt. Pleasant Boro
82
Bryan
Wilson
Freshman • WR
5-11 • 197
Lincoln Park, N.J./
Boonton
Newcomers
33
James
Jurewicz
Freshman • RB
5-10 • 221
Pompton Plains, N.J./
DePaul Catholic
62
Frank
Malandruccolo
Freshman • OT
6-0 • 247
Brooklyn, N.Y./
Xavier
58
Chris
Rider
Freshman • OG
5-11 • 277
Bethlehem, Pa./
Liberty
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2008 2008Review Review
centennial conference standings
Conference Games All Games
W L Pct PF PA W L Pct PF PA
Muhlenberg 7 1 .875 274 123 9 2 .818 339 178
Johns Hopkins 6 2 .750 197 167 8 3 .727 287 219
Moravian 6 2 .750 213 145 8 3 .727 280 196
Dickinson 5 3 .625 234 183 6 4 .600 289 218
Gettysburg 5 3 .625 276 218 5 5 .500 329 282
Franklin & Marshall 3 5 .375 177 167 4 6 .400 208 181
Ursinus 2 6 .250 94 219 3 7 .300 147 277
McDaniel 1 7 .125 65 227 2 8 .200 110 265
Juniata 1 7 .125 114 195 1 9 .100 135 239
NCAA Tournament Wesley 20, Muhlenberg 0 (fi rst round)
ECAC Southwest Championship Salisbury 21, Moravian 17
ECAC Southeast Championship Catholic 18, Johns Hopkins 17
26
all-centennial conference
First Team Second Team Honorable Mention
DEFENSE
DL William Moates, Mu Steve Levinson, JH Don Maxwell, Mo
DL Doug Bocchino, Mo Frank Emmett, Mu Tredell Johns, D
DL Steve Bokron, D Alex Pastore, FM Jason Marquis, Ju
DL Josh Jerrold, G Mark Worrilow, U
LB Matt Rathbun, Mu ^ Scott Gavin, Mu Zach Romash, FM
LB Andrew Morrissey, Mo Ben Hargrave, D Joe Galie, U
LB James Gregory, FM Colin Wixted, JH
LB A.J. Albert, JH Mike Weick, Mc
LB Kevin McGorry, Mo
DB CJ Robinson, Mo Brandon Doyle, Mu Chris Baldwin, JH
DB Michael Dalton, D Jeff Kellar, FM Aaron Slaughter, Mc
DB Cameron Ahouse, Mu David Mazzola, Mu Andy Miller, Ju
DB Barry Lovett, FM Travis Wenrich, Mc Eikeem Barron, U
OFFENSE
QB Eric Santagato, Mu Ian Mitchell, D
RB John DeLuca, Mu * Tyler McCambridge, Mo
RB Andrew Kase, JH Greg Lord, D
RB Jamel Mutunga, G
WR Pat O’Connor, D George Eager, FM
WR Phil Cresta, Mu Tucker Michels, JH
TE Matt Jenschke, FM Gray Gish, D David Rodriquez, G
OL Mike Nolan, Mu Sam Walthall, G Andrew Cuikerescu, D
OL Tim McBride, Mo Mark Bigelli, Mu Austin Herr, Mc
OL Anthony Abbate, D Tim Miller, JH
OL Mike Stoff el, JH Mike Gawel, Mu
OL Steve Paveglio, FM Louis Mastrini, G
OL Andrew Grando, Mo
SPECIAL TEAMS
K Brian Reckenbeil, Mo Michael Katz, Mu
P Greg Zara, U Mike Voskian, Mo David Mazzola, Mu
KR George Eager, FM Pat O’Connor, D Al Desiderio, U
^ defensive player of the year * off ensive player of the year
other cc honors
• Coach of the Year .................................Mike Donnelly
• Academic Honor Roll .........................Codie Bender
Matt Boland
Joe Caporoso
T.J. Chiarolanza
Andy Curley
Jake Floyd
Scott Gavin
Jim Jeff ers
Michael Katz
Erik Snyder
• Off ensive Player of the Week ...............Eric Santagato (Sept. 7)
Phil Cresta (Sept. 28)
John DeLuca (Oct. 19, Nov. 9)
• Defensive Player of the Week ..............Matt Rathbun (Sept. 21)
• Special Teams Player of the Week ........David Mazzola (Oct. 5, Oct. 26)
Chris Hartzell (Nov. 16)
statistical leaders
(all games; NCAA per-game rank in parentheses)
Sacks Solo Ast Total Tackles For Loss Solo Ast Total
Josh Jerrold, G (15) 9 1 9.5 Matt Rathbun, Mu (43) 14 5 16.5
Doug Bocchino, Mo (37) 7 3 8.5 Josh Jerrold, G (43) 14 2 15.0
Jeremiah Lachaud, Mu 6 0 6.0 Doug Bocchino, Mo 10 8 14.0
Allen Petros, Mo 5 1 5.5 Allen Petros, Mo 11 3 12.5
Steve Bokron, D 4 3 5.5 Jake Floyd, Mu 9 2 10.0
Kickoff Returns Ret Yds Avg Punting No Yds Lg Avg
George Eager, FM (21) 19 515 27.1 Greg Zara, U (6) 54 2217 58 41.1
Matt Dunker, Ju 10 247 24.7 Mike Voskian, Mo (39) 48 1826 56 38.0
Brandon Spayd, Ju 30 726 24.2 David Mazzola, Mu 36 1326 64 36.8
Erik Snyder, Mu 11 253 23.0 Matt Stark, D 43 1517 52 35.3
Charles Curcio, G 25 565 22.6 Jeff Hogan, FM 52 1834 62 35.3
Rushing G Yds Avg Passing Effi ciency Pct TD/Int Eff
Andrew Kase, JH (8) 11 1635 148.6 E. Santagato, Mu (25) .599 19/8 143.3
John DeLuca, Mu (9) 11 1634 148.5 Ian Mitchell, D (33) .586 14/8 138.2
Mark Jaskowski, U 7 753 107.6 Matt Flynn, G .581 13/12 132.0
Tyler McCambridge, Mo 8 812 101.5 John Harrison, FM .583 14/11 118.9
Jamel Mutunga, G 10 800 80.0 Hewitt Tomlin, JH .560 9/9 116.7
Passing G Yds Avg Receiving Yards G Yds Avg
Matt Flynn, G 10 2126 212.6 Pat O’Connor, D (4) 10 1324 132.4
Ian Mitchell, D 10 1953 195.3 Phil Cresta, Mu (24) 10 981 98.1
Jay Leonard, Ju 10 1941 194.1 Sam Wernick, JH 10 663 66.3
Eric Santagato, Mu 11 2094 190.4 George Eager, FM 10 637 63.7
Hewitt Tomlin, JH 11 1847 167.9 Tucker Michels, JH 11 682 62.0
Scoring (TDs) G TD Pts Scoring (Kick) G PAT FG Pt
Andrew Kase, JH (31) 11 17 102 Brian Reckenbeil, Mo 11 30 14 72
John DeLuca, Mu (37) 11 16 96 Michael Katz, Mu 11 45 8 69
T. McCambridge, Mo 8 10 60 Gordon Craig, D 10 29 10 59
Greg Lord, D 10 10 60 Josh Huson, G 10 38 5 53
Nick McConnell, G 10 10 60 Alex Lachman, JH 11 30 7 51
Total Defense Avg Rushing Defense Avg Pass Effi ciency Defense Eff
Muhlenberg (14) 263.4 Muhlenberg (44) 109.1 Muhlenberg (10) 94.7
Frank. & Marsh. (41) 291.8 Johns Hopkins 114.8 Frank. & Marsh. (16) 95.7
Moravian 303.0 Dickinson 127.7 Moravian (36) 102.9
Johns Hopkins 321.3 Moravian 137.6 McDaniel 107.0
Dickinson 327.2 Ursinus 143.5 Johns Hopkins 109.3
McDaniel 356.6 Gettysburg 149.1 Juniata 119.8
Juniata 369.3 Franklin & Marshall 157.5 Dickinson 123.1
Gettysburg 376.5 Juniata 196.0 Gettysburg 134.5
Ursinus 384.5 McDaniel 201.3 Ursinus 146.5
Scoring Defense Avg Turnover Margin +/- Net Punting Avg
Muhlenberg (26) 16.2 Moravian (11) +14 Ursinus (43) 33.0
Moravian (42) 17.8 Franklin & Marshall +5 Muhlenberg 31.0
Frank. & Marsh. (50) 18.1 Muhlenberg +4 Franklin & Marshall 29.7
Johns Hopkins 19.9 Dickinson +2 Juniata 29.3
Dickinson 21.8 McDaniel +2 Moravian 29.2
Juniata 23.9 Johns Hopkins -2 McDaniel 29.2
McDaniel 26.5 Ursinus -3 Johns Hopkins 29.1
Ursinus 27.7 Gettysburg -3 Gettysburg 27.7
Gettysburg 28.2 Juniata -5 Dickinson 26.6
Total Off ense Avg Rushing Off ense Avg Passing Effi ciency Eff
Gettysburg (16) 438.2 Dickinson (22) 229.0 Muhlenberg (27) 143.1
Dickinson (21) 424.3 Gettysburg (30) 216.2 Dickinson (37) 137.7
Muhlenberg (34) 410.8 Muhlenberg (33) 208.5 Gettysburg (45) 134.2
Johns Hopkins 378.0 Moravian (35) 204.4 Franklin & Marshall 125.5
Moravian 333.3 Johns Hopkins 184.8 Johns Hopkins 114.5
Franklin & Marshall 287.3 McDaniel 114.6 Moravian 107.5
Juniata 264.4 Franklin & Marshall 109.2 Ursinus 100.1
Ursinus 254.8 Ursinus 97.2 Juniata 88.5
McDaniel 214.8 Juniata 70.3 McDaniel 76.9
Scoring Off ense Avg Time of Possession Avg Red Zone Off ense Eff
Gettysburg (35) 32.9 Muhlenberg 34:23 Muhlenberg 82.9
Muhlenberg (45) 30.8 Moravian 32:18 Johns Hopkins 78.4
Dickinson 28.9 Franklin & Marshall 31:54 Dickinson 76.7
Johns Hopkins 26.1 Ursinus 30:10 McDaniel 73.7
Moravian 25.5 Gettysburg 29:54 Gettysburg 71.7
Franklin & Marshall 20.8 Johns Hopkins 29:16 Moravian 69.8
Ursinus 14.7 Dickinson 29:09 Ursinus 61.5
Juniata 13.5 McDaniel 28:55 Juniata 58.6
McDaniel 11.0 Juniata 27:29 Franklin & Marshall 54.8
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

RESULTS (9-2 overall, 7-1 Centennial Conference)
Sept. 6 Wilkes W 34-21 (906)
Sept. 20 at Union W 31-14 (2,120)
Sept. 27 Gettysburg W 42-21 (2,845)
Oct. 4 at Johns Hopkins W 28-23 (1,100)
Oct. 11 Juniata W 38-7 (1,351)
Oct. 18 at McDaniel W 49-6 (3,272)
Oct. 25 Franklin & Marshall W 17-6 (1,215)
Nov. 1 at Dickinson W 31-25 (4,100)
Nov. 8 Ursinus W 45-8 (2,560)
Nov. 15 at Moravian L(ot) 24-27 (2,764)
Nov. 22 Wesley (NCAA) L 0-20 (3,620)
SCORING BY PERIODS 1 2 3 4 OT Total Avg
MULES 87 83 87 79 3 339 30.8
Opponents 30 59 21 62 6 178 16.2
TEAM STATISTICS Mules Opponents
First Downs 237 152
(Rush-Pass-Penalty) (122-105-10) (72-69-11)
Rushes/Yards 507/2293 363/1200
Passes/Yards 281/2226 288/1697
Total Plays/Total Off ense 788/4519 651/2897
Average Per Play 5.73 4.45
Average Per Game 410.8 263.4
Penalties/Yards 71/607 50/402
Fumbles/Lost 17/8 11/4
Time of Possession/Average 378:19/34:24 281:41/25:36
Th ird Down Conversions 81 of 161 (50.3%) 49 of 149 (32.9%)
Fourth Down Conversions 10 of 19 (52.6%) 7 of 16 (43.8%)
Sacks By/Yards 23/190 18/91
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (returning players in bold)
RUSHING G Att Yds TD Avg Yds/Game Lg
John DeLuca 11 339 1634 15 4.8 148.5 t72
Eric Santagato 11 81 348 5 4.3 31.6 28
Erik Snyder 9 40 150 2 3.8 16.7 52
Codie Bender 11 23 127 0 5.5 11.5 27
Edward DeRisi 10 1 22 0 22.0 2.2 22
Jim Jeff ers 5 1 10 0 10.0 2.0 10
David Mazzola 11 4 9 0 2.3 0.8 11
Phil Cresta 10 1 8 0 8.0 0.8 8
MJ Rus 9 1 7 0 7.0 0.8 7
Chase Nadell 4 3 4 0 1.3 1.0 3
team 11 13 -26 0 -2.0 -2.4 -1
MULES 11 507 2293 22 4.5 208.5 t72
Opponents 11 363 1200 16 3.3 109.1 63
PASSING G Att-Com-Int Pct Yds TD Lg Eff
John DeLuca 11 1-1-0 1.000 65 1 t65 ~
Eric Santagato 11 267-160-8 .599 2094 19 59 143.29
Jim Jeff ers 5 13-6-1 .462 67 0 22 74.06
MULES 11 281-167-9 .594 2226 20 t65 143.05
Opponents 11 288-141-17 .490 1697 7 t91 94.67
RECEIVING G No Yds TD Avg Yds/Game Lg
Phil Cresta 10 56 981 9 17.5 98.1 t65
Edward DeRisi 10 31 343 2 11.1 34.3 36
Joe Caporoso 11 28 327 3 11.7 29.7 30
Erik Snyder 9 15 170 2 11.3 18.9 t25
Bobby Bushong 9 12 171 2 14.3 19.0 30
John DeLuca 11 10 72 1 7.2 6.5 25
JJ Contessa 11 4 51 1 12.8 4.6 22
Codie Bender 11 4 49 0 12.3 4.5 26
Matt Boland 11 3 34 0 11.3 3.1 19
MJ Rus 9 2 12 0 6.0 1.3 6
Robert Waldele 2 1 10 0 10.0 5.0 10
Mike Johnson 8 1 6 0 6.0 0.8 6
MULES 11 167 2226 20 13.3 202.4 t65
Opponents 11 141 1697 7 12.0 154.3 t91
2008 2008Statistics Statistics
SCORING TD PAT 2-PT DXP FG Lg Safety Pt
John DeLuca 16 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 - 0 96
Michael Katz 0 45-45 0-0 0-0 8-14 42 0 69
Phil Cresta 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 - 0 54
Eric Santagato 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 - 0 30
Erik Snyder 4 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 - 0 24
Joe Caporoso 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 - 0 18
Bobby Bushong 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 - 0 12
Edward DeRisi 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 - 0 12
Cameron Ahouse 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 - 0 6
JJ Contessa 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 - 0 6
Chris Hartzell 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 - 0 6
Matt Rathbun 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 - 0 6
MULES 45 45-45 0-0 0-1 8-14 42 0 339
Opponents 25 18-22 1-2 0-0 2-4 37 1 178
DEFENSE Tackles Pass Fumble Kick
G Solo Assist For Loss Total Sack Breakup Int F R Block
Matt Rathbun 11 52 32 16½-60 84 3-25 1 4-164 1 0 0
Frank Emmett 11 32 21 6½-38 53 2½-20 3 1-3 1 1-0 0
Cam. Ahouse 11 36 13 0 49 0 7 4-71 0 0 0
Scott Gavin 11 19 29 6-22 48 1-4 1 1-19 0 0 0
William Moates 11 23 23 8-32 46 3-22 6 0 0 0 1
P. McDonough 11 28 16 3-29 44 2-27 1 0 0 0 0
Mark Accomando 11 26 15 2½-10 41 0 6 0 1 0 0
Jared Holenda 11 18 18 1½-6 36 0 3 0 0 0 0
David Mazzola 11 22 8 1-1 30 0 2 1-14 0 1-0 0
Jake Floyd 11 17 7 10-43 24 3-29 0 0 1 0 0
Brandon Doyle 8 14 10 0 24 0 7 4-24 0 0 0
Scott Lissner 11 17 5 4½-14 22 1½-10 0 0 0 0 0
Ewan Wright 11 16 6 1-7 22 1-7 0 0 1 0 2
James Corbett 11 13 9 1-3 22 0 2 0 0 0 0
Chris Hartzell 10 12 6 ½-0 18 0 1 1-0 0 1-0 1
Joe Germano 11 7 5 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mike Bialko 11 6 6 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0
Jer. Lachaud 10 8 2 7-48 10 6-46 0 0 0 0 0
Ryan Keeley 4 5 3 0 8 0 2 0 0 0 0
Michael Kellum 11 4 4 1-3 8 0 2 0 0 1-0 0
Steve Nissley 6 5 0 0 5 0 0 1-14 0 0 0
Jason LoPipero 8 4 1 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
Matt Boland 11 2 3 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0
Kenneth Cobb 2 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
Andy Curley 11 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
Edward DeRisi 10 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
Michael Katz 11 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Eric Santagato 11 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Erik Snyder 9 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bobby Bushong 9 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
MJ Rus 9 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Garrett Orr 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Jon Liberty 4 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Joe Mulvihill 5 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
INTERCEPTIONS No Yds Avg Lg
Matt Rathbun 4 164 41.0 50
Brandon Doyle 4 24 6.0 23
Cameron Ahouse 4 71 17.8 t51
Scott Gavin 1 19 19.0 19
David Mazzola 1 14 14.0 14
Steve Nissley 1 14 14.0 14
Frank Emmett 1 3 3.0 3
Chris Hartzell 1 0 0.0 0
MULES 17 309 18.2 t51
Opponents 9 97 10.8 58
TD: Ahouse, Rathbun
PUNTING No Yds Avg Lg
David Mazzola 36 1326 36.8 64
Jason LoPipero 1 20 20.0 20
team 1 0 0.0 0
MULES 38 1346 35.4 64
Opponents 68 2446 36.0 64
had blocked: Mules 1, opponents 1
KICK RETURNS No Yds Avg Lg
John DeLuca 9 223 24.8 35
Brandon Doyle 6 141 23.5 40
Erik Snyder 11 253 23.0 55
Codie Bender 2 36 18.0 18
Bobby Bushong 3 46 15.3 16
MULES 31 699 22.5 55
Opponents 61 1096 18.0 t90
TD: opponents 2
PUNT RETURNS No Yds Avg Lg
Chris Hartzell 1 33 33.0 17
Phil Cresta 1 14 14.0 14
Bobby Bushong 3 28 9.3 15
Brandon Doyle 20 168 8.4 25
Erik Snyder 7 38 5.4 15
Ryan Keeley 1 2 2.0 0
MULES 33 283 8.6 25
Opponents 16 109 6.8 16
TD: Hartzell
www.Muhlenberg.edu/sports • 27

2008 2008Summaries
Summaries
� Game 1 �
Muhlenberg 34
Wilkes 21
28
September 6 • home
Allentown — Muhlenberg’s
experienced off ense
showed its veteran poise in
the 2008 opener, rallying
for two touchdowns in the
last seven minutes to take
back a game it had dominated
statistically but was
in danger of losing. Th e
result was a 34-21 defeat
of Wilkes that extended
the Mules’ regular-season
winning streak to 12.
Although it rolled up 496 total yards
against a defense that ranked seventh in
Division III in 2007, Muhlenberg found
itself in a 21-20 hole when Wilkes threw a
TD pass with 9:27 left in the game.
Erik Snyder ripped off a 26-yard return
to the 42 on the kickoff . Five plays later,
Phil Cresta turned a pass from Eric Santagato
into a 32-yard touchdown, giving the
Mules a 27-21 lead with 6:48 left.
On the kickoff , Ewan Wright forced a
fumble, and Michael Kellum recovered
at the Wilkes 28. Five plays later, John
DeLuca ran 5 yards for an insurance score.
Santagato (18-of-26, 308 yards, 3 TDs,
no interceptions), DeLuca (167 yards on
33 carries) and Cresta (152 yards on 7
catches) all put up outstanding off ensive
numbers. It was only the second time that
Muhlenberg had a 300-yard passer, 150yard
runner and 150-yard receiver in the
same game. Th e 300-yard eff ort was the
fi rst of Santagato’s career.
Muhlenberg outgained the Colonels,
323-111, in the fi rst half, but went into
the locker room with only a 17-7 lead.
Two drives ended on fumbles and another
on a missed fi eld goal.
Muhlenberg (1-0) 10 7 3 14 - 34
Wilkes (0-1) 7 0 7 7 - 21
M-John DeLuca 14 pass from Eric Santagato
(Michael Katz kick), 10:25
W-Jamar Beverly 40 run (Chris Horn kick), 5:56
M-Katz 32 fi eld goal, 1:59
M-Erik Snyder 25 pass from Santagato (Katz
kick), 10:55
W-Jason Prushinski 19 pass from Rob Johnson
(Horn kick), 7:18
M-Katz 27 fi eld goal, 2:48
W-Prushinski 10 pass from Johnson (Horn
kick), 9:27
M-Phil Cresta 32 pass from Santagato (Katz
kick), 6:48
M-DeLuca 5 run (Katz kick), 4:18
Team Stats
W M
First downs 14 22
Rushes-yards 26-93 46-188
Passes comp-att-int 14-33-1 18-26-0
Passing yards 127 308
Total yards 220 496
Punts-avg 7-38.1 3-29.3
Penalties-yards 5-20 9-80
Fumbles-lost 2-1 3-2
Time of possession 24:47 35:13
Sacks by-yards 1-2 3-29
Muhlenberg Leaders
Rushing: DeLuca 33-167.
Passing: Santagato 26-18-0—308.
Receiving: Cresta 7-152.
Tackles: Rathbun 8
Interceptions: Ahouse 1-0.
� Game 2 �
Muhlenberg 31
Union 14
Schenectady, N.Y. — Eric
Santagato was responsible
for all four touchdowns
and the defense set up
scores with two early
turnovers as Muhlenberg
won its 13th consecutive
regular-season game, 31-
14 at Union.
Linebacker Scott Gavin
intercepted a pass on the
second play of the game,
returning it 19 yards to the Union 22.
Four plays later, Santagato scored on a
2-yard touchdown run.
On the third play of the Dutchmen’s
next drive, Jake Floyd forced a fumble
with a sack. Muhlenberg recovered and
converted six plays later when Santagato
hit tight end JJ Contessa from a yard out
on fourth down. It was Contessa’s fi rst
career reception, and it made the score
14-0 midway through the fi rst quarter.
Union took advantage of a Mule fumble
to cut the defi cit in half on a touchdown
run with 9:07 left in the second.
Th e score remained 14-7 until late in
the third quarter, when Santagato hit
Phil Cresta with a 30-yard TD pass. John
DeLuca had back-to-back runs of 11 and
19 yards on the 6-play, 54-yard drive and
fi nished with 134 on 30 carries for his
12th career 100-yard game.
Matt Rathbun intercepted a tipped pass
and returned the ball 41 yards, setting
up a 1-yard run by Santagato with 11:36
left in the fourth to put the game out of
reach at 28-7. Union scored a meaningless
touchdown on the fi nal play of the game.
Th e Muhlenberg defense recorded seven
sacks and held Union to 43 rushing yards
on 33 carries and 12 completions in 32 attempts.
Th e off ense reached the 30-point
mark for the eighth time in 10 games.
Union (1-1) 0 7 0 7 - 14
Muhlenberg (2-0) 14 0 7 10 - 31
M-Eric Santagato 2 run (Michael Katz kick),
11:42
M-JJ Contessa 1 pass from Santagato (Katz
kick), 7:24
U-Chris Coney 20 run (Ben Rapple kick), 9:07
M-Phil Cresta 30 pass from Santagato (Katz
kick), 4:05
M-Santagato 1 run (Katz kick), 11:36
M-Katz 23 fi eld goal, 3:17
U-Andrew Connolly 7 run (Rapple kick), 0:00
Team Stats
M U
First downs 19 13
Rushes-yards 45-199 33-43
Passes comp-att-int 11-22-1 12-32-2
Passing yards 114 141
Total yards 313 184
Punts-avg 4-29.3 9-35.2
Penalties-yards 3-25 8-66
Fumbles-lost 3-2 1-1
Time of possession 31:45 28:15
Sacks by-yards 7-51 1-7
Muhlenberg Leaders
Rushing: DeLuca 30-134.
Passing: Santagato 21-11-1—114.
Receiving: Cresta 5-75.
Tackles: Rathbun 8 (2 TFL), Emmett 6
Interceptions: Rathbun 1-41, Gavin 1-19.
September 20 • away September 27 • home October 4 • away
� Game 3 �
Muhlenberg 42
Gettysburg 21
Allentown — Gettysburg
may have had a large supply
of Bullets on its sideline,
but Muhlenberg had
more weapons on the fi eld
and began the defense
of its 2007 Centennial
Conference championship
with a 42-21 Homecoming
win.
Th e victory extended
the Mules’ regular-season
winning streak to 14 games, tying the
second longest in CC history.
Th e biggest off ensive weapon was the
three-headed monster of Eric Santagato,
John DeLuca and Phil Cresta. Santagato
fi nished 17-of-27 for 245 yards, tying a
career high with four touchdowns, and did
not throw an interception. DeLuca gained
134 yards on 27 carries to move into 12th
place on the CC all-time list with 2,842
career yards. Cresta caught a career-high
eight passes for 128 yards and two touchdowns,
moving over 1,000 receiving yards
for his career.
Going against the top off ense in the
CC, the fi fth-ranked Mules shut out Gettysburg
in the fi rst half, opening up a 21-0
lead. Th e game got off to a shaky start for
the Bullets, as they were called for a holding
penalty on the opening kickoff , went
three-and-out an off ense, then had a short
punt that Brandon Doyle returned to the
24-yard line.
On Muhlenberg’s fi rst play from scrimmage,
DeLuca ran 24 yards for a quick
touchdown just 1:25 into the game.
Th e Mules fi nished with 442 total yards
in beginning a season with three straight 30point
eff orts for the fi rst time since 2000.
Gettysburg (0-4, 0-2) 0 0 7 14 - 21
Muhlenberg (3-0, 1-0) 7 14 7 14 - 42
M-John DeLuca 24 run (Michael Katz kick), 13:35
M-Erik Snyder 19 pass from Eric Santagato
(Katz kick), 4:36
M-DeLuca 1 run (Katz kick), 0:49.4
G-Jamel Mutunga 1 run (Josh Huson kick), 7:09
M-Edward DeRisi 19 pass from Santagato (Katz
kick), 0:40.7
G-Nick McConnell 1 run (Huson kick), 11:30
M-Phil Cresta 33 pass from Santagato (Katz
kick), 7:49
G-McConnell 1 run (Huson kick), 6:38
M-Cresta 35 pass from Santagato (Katz kick),
4:51
Team Stats
G M
First downs 20 22
Rushes-yards 45-97 40-197
Passes comp-att-int 21-33-2 17-27-0
Passing yards 259 245
Total yards 356 442
Punts-avg 6-30.3 5-36.0
Penalties-yards 4-24 3-31
Fumbles-lost 1-0 2-0
Time of possession 28:26 31:34
Sacks by-yards 1-8 3-30
Muhlenberg Leaders
Rushing: DeLuca 27-134.
Passing: Santagato 27-17-0—245.
Receiving: Cresta 8-128.
Tackles: Accomando 7, Emmett 7, Mazzola 7,
Rathbun 7.
Interceptions: Rathbun 1-50, Doyle 1-0.
� Game 4 �
Muhlenberg 28
Johns Hopkins 23
Baltimore — Th e defense
didn’t make all the plays
it wanted to, but it made
the big plays, and the
Mules escaped Baltimore
with a 28-23 win at Johns
Hopkins.
Muhlenberg won
despite allowing 511
total yards, including two
touchdowns of more than
80 yards, and nearly giv-
ing up an 18-point fourth-quarter lead.
Eric Santagato was responsible for all
four Mule touchdowns, throwing for three
and running for the other. John DeLuca
rushed for 143 yards, and Phil Cresta
caught seven passes for 133 yards.
Th e Mules were ahead 28-10 entering
the fourth quarter when the Blue Jays
began mounting a comeback. Th ey scored
two touchdowns and were driving into
Muhlenberg territory when Brandon
Doyle picked off a pass. Th e Mules took
over with 2:48 left and ran out the clock.
Doyle also intercepted a pass in the end
zone in the third quarter, stopping a long
Hopkins drive without any points, and
broke up three other passes. Muhlenberg
intercepted a total of four passes and
broke up another six.
Santagato, who totaled 203 yards
through the air and 49 on the ground,
scored on a 12-yard run and threw scoring
strikes to Joe Caporoso (15 yards), Bobby
Bushong (20 yards) and Cresta (34 yards).
Caporoso’s TD was the fi rst of his career,
and Bushong’s came on the fi rst reception
of his career.
Muhlenberg (4-0, 2-0) 7 14 7 0 - 28
Johns Hopkins (3-2, 1-2) 3 7 0 13 - 23
M-Eric Santagato 12 run (Michael Katz kick), 9:47
JH-Alex Lachman 37 fi eld goal, 0:22
JH-Sam Wernick 91 pass from Hewitt Tomlin
(Lachman kick), 11:20
M-Joe Caporoso 15 pass from Santagato (Katz
kick), 7:37
M-Bobby Bushong 20 pass from Santagato (Katz
kick), 0:43
M-Phil Cresta 34 pass from Santagato (Katz kick),
1:41
JH-Wernick 81 pass from Tomlin (Lachman kick),
12:43
JH-Andrew Kase 12 run (pass failed), 6:25
Team Stats
M JH
First downs 22 22
Rushes-yards 50-206 31-124
Passes comp-att-int 13-25-0 22-38-4
Passing yards 203 387
Total yards 409 511
Punts-avg 4-44.0 3-35.7
Penalties-yards 7-60 3-45
Fumbles-lost 1-0 0-0
Time of possession 35:44 24:16
Sacks by-yards 2-5 1-10
Muhlenberg Leaders
Rushing: DeLuca 34-143.
Passing: Santagato 25-13-0—203.
Receiving: Cresta 7-133.
Tackles: Gavin 10.
Interceptions: Doyle 2-23, Rathbun 1-44, Mazzola
1-14.
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

� Game 5 �
Muhlenberg 38
Juniata 7
Allentown — Many
zeroes were in play for the
Muhlenberg’s 38-7 home
win against Juniata.
Th ere were the three
zeroes in the career milestones
reached by seniors
Eric Santagato (5,000
passing yards) and John
DeLuca (3,000 rushing
yards). Th ere were the
zero turnovers commit-
ted by the Mules, for the third week in a
row. And of course, there were the zeroes
still in the loss columns for Muhlenberg,
which extended its winning streaks to 16
consecutive regular-season games and 11
straight Centennial Conference contests.
But the most important zero was probably
in the points given up by the Mule
defense. A week after allowing more than
500 yards to Johns Hopkins, the defense
redeemed itself against a diverse Juniata
off ense that ranged from a fi ve wide receiver
set to the single wing. Th e Eagles’
lone touchdown came on a kickoff return.
Juniata, coming off its fi rst CC win
ever, completed a 48-yard pass on its fi rst
drive and a 37-yard pass on its last possession
of the fi rst half. Other than those two
plays, the Muhlenberg defense allowed
eight completions in 23 attempts for only
34 yards. Th e Eagles fi nished with 204 total
yards – just 54 in the second half – and
were 1-for-10 on third-down conversions.
Santagato completed 19 of 21 passes,
tying the CC record and breaking the
school record for completion percentage
in a game (.905), for 262 yards and
two touchdowns. He ended the day with
5,189 career yards. DeLuca rushed for 116
yards and two touchdowns, bringing his
career total to 3,101 rushing yards.
weekly award winners
October 11 • home October 18 • away
Juniata (1-5, 1-3) 0 7 0 0 - 7
Muhlenberg (5-0, 3-0) 14 3 14 7 - 38
M-Joe Caporoso 10 pass from Eric Santagato
(Michael Katz kick), 11:10
M-John DeLuca 4 run (Katz kick), 3:49
M-Katz 33 fi eld goal, 8:04
J-Brandon Spayd 90 kickoff return (Andrew
Masullo kick), 7:47
M-Phil Cresta 38 pass from Santagato (Katz
kick), 10:10
M-DeLuca 5 run (Katz kick), 5:15
M-Erik Snyder 2 run (Katz kick), 12:02
Team Stats
J M
First downs 12 21
Rushes-yards 21-85 42-172
Passes comp-att-int 10-25-2 20-23-0
Passing yards 119 268
Total yards 204 440
Punts-avg 4-34.8 2-35.5
Penalties-yards 3-13 9-90
Fumbles-lost 0-0 1-0
Time of possession 22:45 37:15
Sacks by-Yards 0-0 0-0
Muhlenberg Leaders
Rushing: DeLuca 23-116.
Passing: Santagato 21-19-0--262.
Receiving: Cresta 9-155.
Tackles: Emmett 6.
Interceptions: Ahouse 1-20, Emmett 1-3.
Anchored by unanimous fi rstteam
All-Centennial Conference
center Mike Nolan, the
offensive line paved the way
for the Mules to average 6.7
yards per play in the Juniata
and McDaniel games.
� Game 6 �
Muhlenberg 49
McDaniel 6
Westminster, Md. — John
DeLuca rushed for a
career-high 242 yards and
three touchdowns to lead
the fi fth-ranked Mules to
a 49-6 win at McDaniel.
Th e victory was the fi rst
in Westminster since 1988
for Muhlenberg, which in
2007 snapped an 11-game
losing streak to the Green
Terror with a 43-0 shut-
out. Combined with a 28-23 win at Johns
Hopkins, it gave the Mules a 2-0 record
in Maryland, a state in which they went
winless from 1990 to 2000.
DeLuca’s 242 yards were the fi fth-highest
single-game total in school history. He
also added 63 yards on two kickoff returns
for a total of 305 all-purpose yards – also
the fi fth-best by a Mule. DeLuca scored all
three of his TDs, including a career-best
72-yarder, in a 28-point third quarter.
McDaniel needed only three plays to
take an early lead, as TJ Develin’s 51-yard
run set up his own 6-yard scoring carry
with 11:43 on the fi rst-quarter clock. Th e
extra point was blocked by Ewan Wright,
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and the Green Terror netted only 112
yards the rest of the way.
Cameron Ahouse picked off a pass and
returned it 51 yards for a touchdown early
in the second quarter, his second career
“pick-six.” Phil Cresta tied a Centennial
Conference record by catching a TD pass
for the seventh straight game, and Joe
Caporoso hauled in a pass in the end zone
for the third week in a row.
Th e Mules converted 11 of 15 third
downs and outgained McDaniel, 488-180.
Th e Green Terror completed only three of
15 pass attempts.
Muhlenberg (6-0, 4-0) 0 21 28 0 - 49
McDaniel (2-4, 1-3) 6 0 0 0 - 6
Mc-TJ Develin 6 run (kick blocked), 11:43
Mu-Eric Santagato 22 run (Michael Katz kick),
14:01
Mu-Cameron Ahouse 51 interception return
(Katz kick), 12:56
Mu-Joe Caporoso 14 pass from Santagato
(Katz kick), 5:37
Mu-John DeLuca 2 run (Katz kick), 10:16
Mu-Phil Cresta 32 pass from Santagato (Katz
kick), 8:32
Mu-DeLuca 72 run (Katz kick), 5:24
Mu-DeLuca 12 run (Katz kick), 0:32
Team Stats
Mu Mc
First downs 24 8
Rushes-yards 48-333 35-163
Passes comp-att-int 12-25-2 3-15-1
Passing yards 155 17
Total yards 488 180
Punts-avg 4-37.0 10-34.3
Penalties-yards 3-30 2-15
Fumbles-lost 0-0 2-1
Time of possession 34:11 25:49
Sacks by-yards 3-17 0-0
Muhlenberg Leaders
Rushing: DeLuca 32-242.
Passing: Santagato 17-9-1—122.
Receiving: Cresta 4-67.
Tackles: Holenda 6, Rathbun 6.
Interceptions: Ahouse 1-51.
Dominator Terminator Special Forces Big Hit Big Hit Big Hit Dig In
(offensive MVP) (defensive MVP) (special teams MVP) Offense Defense Special Teams (unsung contributor)
Wilkes John DeLuca Jake Floyd Ewan Wright Mark Bigelli Patrick McDonough Cameron Ahouse Eric Santagato
Union offensive line Matt Rathbun Frank Emmett Mike Nolan Scott Gavin Mike Bialko James Corbett
Gettysburg Phil Cresta Frank Emmett Ryan Keeley Matt Boland/ Matt Rathbun Scott Lissner William Moates/
Phil Cresta Edward DeRisi
Johns Hopkins John DeLuca Brandon Doyle David Mazzola Mark Bigelli Jeremiah Lachaud Joe Germano Scott Gavin/
Kevin Hussey
Juniata Eric Santagato Frank Emmett Brandon Doyle JJ Contessa Scott Gavin Ewan Wright Codie Bender
McDaniel John DeLuca Cameron Ahouse/ Ewan Wright Erik Snyder Jared Holenda Mike Bialko/ Matt Boland
Matt Rathbun Michael Kellum
Franklin & Marshall John DeLuca Matt Rathbun Michael Katz/
David Mazzola
John DeLuca Jeremiah Lachaud Joe Germano offensive line
Dickinson Eric Santagato Cameron Ahouse/
Brandon Doyle
Edward DeRisi Mike Nolan Patrick McDonough Michael Kellum Ewan Wright
Ursinus John DeLuca Matt Rathbun Chris Hartzell offensive line Frank Emmett Edward DeRisi Codie Bender
Moravian John DeLuca Matt Rathbun Chris Hartzell Codie Bender Patrick McDonough Cameron Ahouse/ none
James Corbett
Wesley Mike Nolan William Moates David Mazzola Steve Halupka William Moates Frank Emmett John Allen/
Jim Jeffers
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� Game 7 �
Muhlenberg 17
Franklin & Marshall 6
30
Allentown — Poor
weather conditions forced
Muhlenberg to simplify
the game plan for its Family
Weekend game against
Franklin & Marshall:
1. Hand off to John
DeLuca.
2. Repeat as necessary.
DeLuca rushed for 177
yards on a career-high 42
carries, including 13 on
an epic second-half drive, as the Mules
remained undefeated with a 17-6 win.
Ahead 14-6, Muhlenberg put the game
away with a 21-play, 72-yard drive that
consumed 11:27 and culminated with a
42-yard fi eld goal by Michael Katz. Taking
possession at their own 3 with 1:38 left
in the third, the Mules rushed the ball 17
times on the drive, with DeLuca gaining
54 yards on his 13 totes.
Until that drive, the teams had trouble
fi nding a rhythm on off ense due to the
rain and wind. Both fi rst-half touchdowns
were set up by special teams. A fumbled
punt gave the Diplomats possession on
the Muhlenberg 31 with 8:00 left in the
second quarter, setting up a 4-yard touchdown
run eight plays later. Th e extra point
try failed.
Th e Mules’ next drive went nowhere,
but David Mazzola’s punt rolled dead at
the 6-yard line. Muhlenberg got the ball
back on the F&M 37 after a punt and
needed only four plays to take the lead,
with Eric Santagato running 18 yards
on a scramble for his 21st career rushing
touchdown.
DeLuca scored Muhlenberg’s second
touchdown on a 6-yard run with 4:15 left
in the third. His 42 carries were the most
by a Muhlenberg runner since 2003 and
three short of the school record. His 177
yards put him over 1,000 for the second
straight year.
Th e Mules held possession for 23:08,
and the F&M off ense was on the fi eld for
only 17 plays, in the second half.
F&M (3-4, 2-3) 0 6 0 0 - 6
Muhlenberg (7-0, 5-0) 0 7 7 3 - 17
FM-Ryan Murray 4 run (kick failed), 4:10
M-Eric Santagato 18 run (Michael Katz kick),
1:10
M-John DeLuca 6 run (Katz kick), 4:15
M-Katz 42 fi eld goal, 5:11
Team Stats
FM M
First downs 6 19
Rushes-yards 29-88 52-233
Passes comp-att-int 6-18-0 11-21-1
Passing yards 41 90
Total yards 129 323
Punts-avg 8-39.2 4-46.3
Penalties-yards 2-10 8-54
Fumbles-lost 0-0 2-1
Time of possession 22:26 37:34
Sacks by-yards 0-0 0-0
Muhlenberg Leaders
Rushing: DeLuca 42-177.
Passing: Santagato 21-11-0—90.
Receiving: Cresta 6-39.
Tackles: Rathbun 8, Gavin 6.
October 25 • home November 1 • away
� Game 8 �
Muhlenberg 31
Dickinson 25
Carlisle, Pa. — Overcoming
the adversity of an
injured top player, two
special teams miscues, two
close offi ciating calls that
went the other way late in
the game and an inspired
comeback attempt by the
home team in front of a
large crowd, Muhlenberg
defeated Dickinson,
31-25, for its 20th win in
21 games.
Th e victory gave the second-ranked
Mules a share of the Centennial Conference
title for the second year in a row and
the sixth time in the last eight years.
Muhlenberg scored three fi rst-quarter
touchdowns, but Dickinson did not go
away. Th e Red Devils cut a 14-point
defi cit to two by scoring 12 points in the
second quarter, two on a blocked punt
that went out of the end zone for a safety.
Th e Mules went into the locker room
reeling, not only because their lead was almost
gone, but also because John DeLuca,
who scored two of the fi rst three TDs, was
out of the game with an injury. He missed
half of the second quarter and most of
the third, but came back in the fourth to
make some big plays.
Although neither netted any points,
two long drives that started in the third
quarter, one lasting 5:39 and the other
consuming 8:53, helped Muhlenberg take
away Dickinson’s momentum, and Erik
Snyder’s 1-yard run with 7:22 left extended
the lead to 28-19. An interception
by Brandon Doyle helped seal the game.
Even though his action was limited,
DeLuca fi nished with 141 yards on 24
carries.
Muhlenberg (8-0, 6-0) 21 0 0 10 - 31
Dickinson (4-4, 3-3) 7 12 0 6 - 25
D-Joe Sandoe 29 pass from Ian Mitchell (Gordon
Craig kick), 12:07
M-John DeLuca 2 run (Michael Katz kick), 9:19
M-Phil Cresta 46 pass from Eric Santagato
(Katz kick), 5:18
M-DeLuca 27 run (Katz kick), 1:41
D-Craig 26 fi eld goal, 14:15
D-Safety, punt blocked out of end zone, 12:42
D-Mitchell 31 run (Craig kick), 0:51
M-Erik Snyder 1 run (Katz kick), 7:22
D-Tim Wells 31 run (kick failed), 5:45
M-Katz 33 fi eld goal, 2:23
Team Stats
M D
First downs 21 19
Rushes-yards 48-191 35-158
Passes comp-att-int 17-23-0 19-34-1
Passing yards 224 213
Total yards 415 371
Punts-avg 4-23.3 6-34.5
Penalties-yards 5-49 2-20
Fumbles-lost 1-1 0-0
Time of possession 34:55 25:05
Sacks by-yards 1-6 3-19
Muhlenberg Leaders
Rushing: DeLuca 24-141.
Passing: Santagato 23-17-0—224.
Receiving: Cresta 8-160.
Tackles: Accomando 8, McDonough 7,
Rathbun 7.
Interceptions: Doyle 1-0.
� Game 9 �
Muhlenberg 45
Ursinus 8
Allentown — Th e
Mules’ 45-8 win against
Ursinus clinched their
second straight Centennial
Conference championship
and an automatic bid to
the NCAA Tournament.
Many of the details of the
game came as no surprise.
• Th e Mules won a
game they were supposed
to. Th e last two years
Muhlenberg has played fi ve games against
teams with two or fewer wins in the CC.
Th e Mules won those fi ve games by an
average score of 44-5. One of those games
was a shutout, and in two others (including
this one) the opponent’s only score
came on a kickoff return.
Muhlenberg dominated both sides of
the ball against the Bears, gaining 561
yards and allowing only 150. Ursinus did
not have a rush longer than 5 yards and
fi nished with a net of minus-16 yards
rushing on 15 carries.
• John DeLuca ran the ball. A lot.
Th e senior running back rushed 40 times
for 202 yards and three touchdowns
against an opponent that came in second
in the CC against the rush, allowing only
117.0 yards per game.
On an 86-yard drive that culminated
with the Mules’ fourth touchdown, all
12 plays were carries by DeLuca. He also
showed another dimension, completing a
65-yard touchdown pass to Phil Cresta.
• Matt Rathbun forced a turnover.
Th e senior linebacker provided the fi rst
points of the game when he intercepted a
pass on Ursinus’ second play from scrimmage
and returned the pigskin 29 yards
for a touchdown. It was the 14th career
turnover for Rathbun – eight fumble
recoveries and six interceptions.
• Eric Santagato hurt the other team
with his arm and his legs. Th e senior
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quarterback threw for 206 yards and a
touchdown and rushed for 56 yards on
seven carries. Santagato’s passing output
gave Muhlenberg a 200-yard rusher and
200-yard passer for only the second time
in school history.
• Th e off ensive line took control of the
game in the second half. For the third
game in a row, the Mules put together a
drive of more than seven minutes in the
third quarter.
• Michael Katz made all his extra
points. Th e sophomore went 6-for-6 to
extend his school-record streak to 42 in a
row. Katz also booted a 37-yard fi eld goal
on the last play of the fi rst half.
Ursinus (3-6, 2-5) 0 0 0 8 - 8
Muhlenberg (9-0, 7-0) 14 10 7 14 - 45
M-Matt Rathbun 29 interception return (Michael
Katz kick), 11:33
M-Phil Cresta 65 pass from John DeLuca (Katz
kick), 5:37
M-DeLuca 8 run (Katz kick), 8:53
M-Katz 37 fi eld goal, 0:00
M-DeLuca 1 run (Katz kick), 3:59
M-DeLuca 2 run (Katz kick), 10:28
U-Al Desiderio 82 kickoff return (Blaze Wasserleben
pass from Justin Decristofaro), 10:11
M-Edward DeRisi 12 pass from Eric Santagato
(Katz kick), 5:51
Team Stats
U M
First downs 8 28
Rushes-yards 15-(-16) 50-262
Passes comp-att-int 18-33-3 15-23-1
Passing yards 166 299
Total yards 150 561
Punts-avg 6-42.5 2-36.0
Penalties-yards 8-84 6-60
Fumbles-lost 1-0 0-0
Time of possession 23:08 36:52
Sacks by-yards 3-11 1-4
Muhlenberg Leaders
Rushing: DeLuca 40-202.
Passing: Santagato 20-12-1—206.
Receiving: DeRisi 6-113.
Tackles: Rathbun 7 (3.5 TFL)
Interceptions: Rathbun 1-29, Nissley 1-14,
Hartzell 1-0.
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

� Game 10 �
Moravian 27
Muhlenberg 24
November 15 • away
Bethlehem, Pa. — Two
local rivals closed out the
2008 regular season with
thrilling, back-and-forth
game. Moravian fi nally
won, 27-24, in overtime,
ending Muhlenberg’s winning
streaks at 20 games
(regular season) and 15
(Centennial Conference).
Th e Mules overcame
an early 14-0 defi cit to
tie the score on a 29-yard pass from Eric
Santagato to Bobby Bushong and a 17-yard
blocked punt return by Chris Hartzell.
On the fi rst possessions after Hartzell’s
TD, the teams traded turnovers in each
other’s territory. Muhlenberg missed a fi eld
goal following a long drive in the fourth,
but two plays later, Cameron Ahouse intercepted
a tipped pass at the Moravian 40,
setting up John DeLuca’s 17-yard run for
the go-ahead touchdown with 4:13 left.
On Moravian’s ensuing possession,
Hartzell made a touchdown-saving tackle
at the 12 following a 63-yard run. Th e
Greyhounds eventually got to the 4, and
on fourth down Ahouse broke up a pass in
the end zone.
Muhlenberg took over with 1:23 left,
but fumbled on the second play. Moravian
recovered and scored the tying touchdown
with 54 seconds on the clock.
Muhlenberg had the fi rst possession of
overtime and kicked a fi eld goal, but the
Greyhounds needed eight plays to score the
winning touchdown.
DeLuca fi nished with 148 yards on 40
carries to run his season total to 1,604,
breaking the record of 1,533 he set in 2007
in 12 games. He also went over 4,000
yards for his career and received the Bianco
Award as Muhlenberg’s MVP of the game.
Muhlenberg (9-1, 7-1) 0 7 7 7 3 - 24
Moravian (8-2, 6-2) 7 7 0 7 6 - 27
Mo-Ryan Rempe 1 run (Brian Reckenbeil kick),
7:28
Mo-Rempe 5 run (Reckenbeil kick), 9:45
Mu-Bobby Bushong 29 pass from Eric Santagato
(Michael Katz kick), 0:20
Mu-Chris Hartzell 17 blocked punt return (Katz
kick), 5:33
Mu-John DeLuca 17 run (Katz kick), 4:13
Mo-Rempe 2 run (Reckenbeil kick), 0:54
Mu-Katz 27 fi eld goal
Mo-Rempe 1 run
Team Stats
Mu Mo
First downs 24 15
Rushes-yards 51-193 52-183
Passes comp-att-int 16-29-3 7-13-1
Passing yards 191 94
Total yards 384 277
Punts-avg 2-28.5 4-31.0
Penalties-yards 12-88 5-45
Fumbles-lost 2-1 2-1
Time of possession 33:46 26:14
Sacks by-yards 2-16 4-23
Muhlenberg Leaders
Rushing: DeLuca 40-148.
Passing: Santagato 29-16-3—191.
Receiving: DeRisi 8-87.
Tackles: Rathbun 15 (4 TFL), Gavin 9.
Interceptions: Ahouse 1-0.
� Game 11 �
Wesley 20
Muhlenberg 0
November 22 • home
Allentown — For the
second year in a row, a
fantastic championship
season ended with a loss
to Wesley in the NCAA
Tournament.
Th e Wolverines broke
a scoreless tie with two
touchdowns in the
fi nal 2:49 of the fi rst half
and went on to defeat
Muhlenberg, 20-0, to
advance to a second-round matchup with
Mary Hardin-Baylor. Th e Mules ended
their season with a 9-2 record.
Th e result ended Muhlenberg’s 13-game
home winning streak and snapped its
school-record streak of 116 games without
being shut out. Th e Mules had been
blanked last by Hartwick in 1998.
Neither team could muster much offense
for most of the fi rst half. Muhlenberg
had a good scoring opportunity early
in the second quarter on a drive kept alive
by Codie Bender’s 27-yard run on a fake
punt from the Mule 38. Th e Mules had
fi rst-and-goal from the 9, but a seconddown
pass into the end zone was dropped,
and a 26-yard fi eld goal attempt drifted
wide left.
Th e Wolverines fi nally broke through
after taking over at their own 41 with 3:32
left, and they needed only three plays. A
pass interference penalty followed by consecutive
22-yard runs put the fi rst points
on the scoreboard.
Wesley scored on the fi nal play of the
half on a Hail Mary pass on fourth down
from the 45 and extended its lead to 20-0
early in the second half, needing only four
plays after the Mules lost a fumble.
Muhlenberg drove to the Wesley 27 on
its last possession but could not put any
points on the board.
Eric Santagato threw for 129 yards and
ran for a team-leading 61 in his last game.
Wesley (9-1) 0 13 7 0 - 20
Muhlenberg (9-2) 0 0 0 0 - 0
W-Aaron Jackson 22 run (Collin Blugis kick),
2:40
W-Sean McAndrew 45 pass from Shane Mc-
Sweeny (kick blocked), 0:00
W-Jon Lanouette 7 pass from McSweeny
(Blugis kick), 11:23
Team Stats
W M
First downs 15 15
Rushes-yards 41-182 35-119
Passes comp-att-int 9-14-0 17-37-1
Passing yards 133 129
Total yards 315 248
Punts-Avg 5-38.2 4-39.8
Penalties-Yards 8-60 6-40
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-1
Time of possession 30:30 29:30
Sacks by-Yards 3-16 2-27
Individual Leaders
Rushing: Santagato 18-61.
Passing: Santagato 37-17-1--129.
Receiving: DeRisi 7-51.
Tackles: Accomando 8, Moates 8.
epilogue
POSTSEASON HONORS
• Academic All-America
John DeLuca (second team)
Jake Floyd (second team)
• Academic All-District II
Joe Caporoso (fi rst team)
John DeLuca (fi rst team)
Jake Floyd (fi rst team)
Mike Nolan (fi rst team)
• All-America
John DeLuca (third team)
Matt Rathbun (third team)
• All-South Region
John DeLuca (fi rst team)
William Moates (fi rst team)
Matt Rathbun (fi rst team)
• ECAC Southwest All-Stars
John DeLuca
Mike Nolan
Matt Rathbun
• American Football Coaches Association
1. Mt. Union
2. Wis.-Whitewater
3. Mary Hardin-Baylor
4. Wheaton (Ill.)
5. Willamette
6. North Central
7. Franklin
8. Cortland State
9. Hardin-Simmons
10. Washington & Jeff erson
11. Wartburg
12. Wesley
13. Millsaps
14. Wabash
15. Monmouth
16. Wis.-Stevens Point
17. Occidental
18. Case Western Reserve
19. Trine
20. MUHLENBERG
21. Otterbein
22. Ithaca
23. Curry
24. Hobart
25. Christopher Newport
NCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS
category rank team/player avg/no
rushing yards 9 John DeLuca 148.6
pass effi ciency defense 10 team 94.7
total defense 14 team 263.4
all-purpose yards 15 John DeLuca 175.4
kickoff returns 23 team 22.6
receiving yards 24 Phil Cresta 98.1
passing effi ciency 25 Eric Santagato 143.3
scoring defense 26 team 16.2
passing effi ciency 27 team 143.0
rushing off ense 33 team 208.4
total off ense 34 team 410.8
scoring 37 John DeLuca 8.7
tackles for loss 43 Matt Rathbun 1.5
rushing defense 44 team 109.1
scoring off ense 45 team 30.8
FINAL POLLS
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Eric Santagato
ranked in the top
25 in Division III in
passing effi ciency for
the second straight
year. He fi nished his
career with a record
of 25-8 as a starting
quarterback.
• D3football.com
1. Mt. Union
2. Wis.-Whitewater
3. Mary Hardin-Baylor
4. Willamette
5. Wheaton (Ill.)
6. Cortland State
7. Hardin-Simmons
8. Franklin
9. North Central
10. Wartburg
11. Washington & Jeff erson
12. Millsaps
13. Wesley
14. Wis.-Stevens Point
15. Occidental
16. Monmouth
17. Hobart
18. Wabash
19. Otterbein
20. Trine
21. Case Western Reserve
22. Curry
23. Ithaca
24. Salisbury
25. MUHLENBERG
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Timeline
1900
Muhlenberg plays its
fi rst intercollegiate
football game at
Ursinus on Oct. 6
and is defeated 41-0.
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1902
After the 1902 team goes winless
and nearly scoreless, the
football program is discontinued,
only to be revived for good
three years later.
1916
Muhlenberg scores its most lopsided
win ever, defeating Bloomsburg,
85-0. Billy Stephens was responsible
for 28 points on three touchdowns
and 10 extra points.
1921
Avenging a 56-0 loss the previous season, Muhlenberg defeats Lehigh,
14-13, using an onside kick to set up the winning touchdown. Th e win set
off a weekend-long celebration that culminated on Monday with a mock
funeral for the fallen rivals in downtown Allentown.
1925
Th e greatest Muhlenberg athlete of the early part of the century,
Nick Borrell (right) is named to the New York Telegram All-
America team. Borrell, who went on to play for the Newark
Tornadoes of the NFL, scored 261 points and 40 touchdowns
in his four years at Muhlenberg (1924-27).
YR 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34
W 1 1 0 - - 2 5 7 2 3 3 5 6 6 2 4 5 4 3 3 3 7 4 3 7 6 7 5 1 3 5 2 3 6 2
L 3 2 4 - - 2 4 3 5 4 3 4 3 2 6 5 3 1 2 5 6 2 6 6 3 3 3 4 8 6 4 8 4 3 6
T 1 1 2 - - 2 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1
1946/1947
Coach Ben Schwartzwalder, who went on to a Hall-of-Fame career at Syracuse
where his players included Jim Brown and Ernie Davis, led the Mules to
consecutive nine-win seasons and bowl bids. Th e 1946 team (right) won the
Tobacco Bowl in Lexington, Ky., defeating St. Bonaventure, 26-25, to claim the
mythical small college national championship. Th e 1947 squad, whose only loss
was to Temple by one point, turned down an invite to the Tangerine Bowl (the
forerunner of today’s Capital One Florida Citrus Bowl) in Orlando, Fla.
1980
Trailing 38-14 with 11 minutes to
play, Muhlenberg rallies for a miraculous
41-38 win against Johns
Hopkins. Mickey Mottola scored
the winning touchdown on the last
play of the game, and Gary Greb
(below) threw for a school-record
403 yards (since broken) and fi ve
touchdowns.
1978
Brian Bodine sets an
NCAA record (since
broken) by carrying the
ball on 20 consecutive
off ensive plays in a game
against Ursinus. Bodine,
who fi nished the game
with 219 yards on 45
carries, rushed for 2,293
yards in his career (1977-
80), setting a school record
that stood for 20 years.
1955
Jackie McDonald (left) wins the
prestigious Maxwell Award as the
Eastern college football player of
the week for the second time after
rushing for 127 yards in a 7-6 win
over Temple. He also was honored
for the 1953 Lafayette game.
1983/1986
In 1983, the fi rst year of the
Centennial Conference, the
Mules tie for the championship
with Gettysburg and Swarthmore.
Th ey also led the NCAA
in pass defense that year. Th e
1986 team shared the Conference
crown with Franklin &
Marshall.
1933
Muhlenberg combines a tenacious defense with a 47yard
dropkicked fi eld goal to defeat mighty Penn State
for the fi rst time, 3-0. News of the major upset was
announced on radio stations throughout the country.
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1942
Muhlenberg wins its fi rst Eastern
Pennsylvania Conference football
championship, clinching the title
with a 7-6 win at Franklin & Marshall.
Pete Gorgone, an All-American
who would later play for the New
York Giants, threw a touchdown
pass with fewer than three minutes
remaining and ran in the extra point.
1973
In a battle of undefeated teams,
Muhlenberg stuns Widener, 21-19.
Th e winning drive was set up when
Widener All-American and future
NFL star Billy “White Shoes”
Johnson, who had scored fi ve touchdowns
in a 48-2 romp the previous
year, fumbled deep in Mule territory
late in the fourth quarter.
1998
Muhlenberg wins
overtime games in backto-back
weeks against
Ursinus and Grove City.
Kenyamo McFarlane
caught the winning
touchdown on the fi nal
play of the game both
times.
2000-04
Muhlenberg makes the postseason fi ve
straight years, earning ECAC bids in 2000
and 2001 and the program’s fi rst NCAA
berths from 2002 to 2004. Th e Mules tied
for the Centennial Conference championship
four years in a row (2001-04). Th e
2000 team won the ECAC Southwest title
and had three All-Americans. Joshua Carter
(left) set NCAA Division III records for
career yards on kickoff and punt returns in
2001. In 2002, ’Berg broke a 55-year-old
school record with 10 wins and reached the
second round of the NCAA Tournament.
1964
Muhlenberg completes its move from the
University Division of the Middle Atlantic
Conference to the College Division, beginning
the “Division III” era.
2004
Muhlenberg leads Division III in
total defense (195.5 yards per game)
and ranks in the top fi ve in three
other defensive categories.
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2007-08
For the fi rst time in its 106year
history, Muhlenberg goes
undefeated in the regular
season in 2007. Th e Mules
went 8-0 in the expanded
Centennial Conference to
capture their fi rst outright CC
championship and advanced
to the second round of the
NCAA Tournament. Th e
2008 squad repeated as CC
champ and climbed as high as
No. 2 in the national poll.
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1900
Coach: Charles Schmidt
Captains: Bill Miller, Howard Shimer
Record: 1-3-1
at Ursinus L 0-41
Moravian T 0-0
at Perkiomen Seminary W 33-0
at Lebanon Valley L 0-36
at Moravian L 0-30
1901
Coach: Walter Beck
Captain: George Specht
Record: 1-2-1
at Lebanon Valley L 12-22
at Reading Field Club L 0-6
at Perkiomen Seminary W 41-0
at Moravian T 0-0
1902
Coach: William Grey
Captain: Irwin Shalter
Record: 0-4-2
at Ursinus L 0-63
Lebanon Valley* L 6-18
at Franklin & Marshall L 0-69
Kutztown Normal* T 0-0
Perkiomen Seminary* T 0-0
Albright* L 0-52
1903-1904: No team
1905
Coach: Walter Singmaster
Captain: Carbin Miller
Record: 2-2-2
Albright* L 6-23
Allentown Prep* W 31-0
Kutztown Normal* T 6-6
Perkiomen Seminary* T 0-0
Slatington High School* W 11-5
Easton High School* L 0-23
1906
Coach: Alfred Raub
Captain: Alfred Stump
Record: 5-4
Easton High School* W 19-0
Perkiomen Seminary* W 10-0
at Ursinus L 5-35
Jeff erson Medical* L 5-6
East Stroudsburg Normal* W 34-0
Medico-Chirurgical* L 0-6
at Lebanon Valley W 23-5
Millersville Normal* W 6-5
Carlisle Indian Reserves* L 5-26
1907
Coach: Dr. George O. Barclay
Captain: William Shelly
Record: 7-3
at Lehigh L 0-29
Jeff erson Medical W 4-0
at Gettysburg L 0-26
City College of New York W 44-0
Medico-Chirurgical L 10-12
Ursinus W 11-5
Williamson Trade W 17-9
Stevens Tech W 21-5
Susquehanna* W 28-10
Lehigh Reserves* W 6-0
1908
Coach: Dr. Alfred E. Bull
Captain: John Albert
Record: 2-5-1
Medico-Chirurgical T 0-0
Lebanon Valley W 14-0
at Ursinus L 0-47
at Wyoming Seminary W 12-10
Franklin & Marshall L 0-5
at Rutgers L 5-15
Carlisle Indian Reserves L 0-22
Williamson Trade L 17-23
* site unknown
1909
Coach: Dr. Alfred E. Bull
Captain: John Aberly
Record: 3-4-2
Webb Naval Academy W 6-0
Medico-Chirurgical T 5-5
Lehigh Reserves T 0-0
Susquehanna L 5-11
Franklin & Marshall L 0-33
Temple W 26-0
at Rutgers L 5-35
at Wyoming Seminary L 0-23
Carlisle Indian Reserves W 13-5
1910
Coach: Dr. Alfred E. Bull
Captain: Charles Coleman
Record: 3-3-1
at Carlisle Indians L 0-39
Williamson Trade* T 0-0
Lebanon Valley* W 40-6
at Delaware W 11-0
Franklin & Marshall L 0-12
at Wyoming Seminary L 11-18
Carlisle Indian Reserves W 11-6
1911
Coach: Tom Kelly
Captain: Jacob Savacool
Record: 5-4
at Carlisle Indians L 0-32
at New York University L 0-5
Williamson Trade W 17-0
at Gettysburg L 0-3
Delaware W 15-0
Lebanon Valley W 39-0
Franklin & Marshall W 9-0
at Bucknell L 3-20
Carlisle Indian Reserves W 6-0
1912
Coach: Tom Kelly
Captain: George Bixler
Record: 6-3
at Lafayette L 3-20
at New York University L 2-6
Hillman Academy W 28-0
Webb Naval Academy W 55-0
at Delaware W 21-0
Gettysburg W 38-7
Franklin & Marshall W 7-0
at Lehigh L 3-7
Ursinus W 10-0
1913
Coach: Tom Kelly
Captain: Albert Skean
Record: 6-2-1
at Lafayette T 7-7
at New York University W 54-0
at Gettysburg W 20-6
at Lehigh L 0-7
Lebanon Valley W 35-0
Franklin & Marshall W 25-0
Carlisle Indian Reserves W 48-0
at Bucknell L 6-14
Albright W 29-3
1914
Coach: George McCaa
Captain: Ben Hubbard
Record: 2-6-2
Bloomsburg Normal W 39-0
at Penn State L 0-23
Susquehanna W 35-0
at Rutgers L 7-17
at Lehigh L 0-27
Bucknell T 0-0
at Lafayette L 3-24
Lebanon Valley L 0-7
at Villanova T 0-0
Albright L 10-20
1915
Coach: George McCaa
Captain: Bill Ritter
Record: 4-5
at Lafayette L 7-14
Villanova L 6-9
Susquehanna W 42-0
at Rutgers L 0-21
at Lehigh L 0-20
at Bucknell W 3-0
Lebanon Valley W 10-9
Catholic L 0-3
Albright W 33-0
1916
Coach: John Price
Captain: William Caskey
Record: 5-3-1
Bloomsburg Normal W 85-0
at Villanova L 0-3
Pennsylvania Military W 34-0
Albright W 43-0
Bucknell W 17-0
at Lehigh L 0-9
Lebanon Valley L 0-6
at Catholic W 16-0
Ursinus T 7-7
1917
Coach: John Price
Captain: Russell Gaston
Record: 4-1-2
Villanova T 0-0
Pennsylvania Military W 18-7
Franklin & Marshall W 14-0
at Lafayette W 6-0
at Lehigh L 0-47
Albright W 21-0
Ursinus T 0-0
1918
Coach: Guy Brubaker
Captain: Harold Anderson
Record: 3-2
at Lafayette W 7-0
Villanova W 25-0
at Lehigh L 0-54
Camp Crane L 0-14
Ursinus W 19-0
1919
Coach: Bill Ritter
Captain: Harold Anderson
Record: 3-5
at Lafayette L 0-13
Lebanon Valley W 31-0
at Bucknell L 0-27
Catholic W 13-0
at Villanova L 0-6
Albright W 67-0
at Lehigh L 7-33
Ursinus L 6-7
1920
Coach: Bill Ritter
Captain: George Feldman
Record: 3-6-1
at Penn State L 7-27
at Lafayette L 0-20
Albright W 14-13
at Catholic L 6-7
Bucknell L 0-43
at Villanova T 0-0
at Lehigh L 0-56
Drexel W 82-0
at Fordham L 0-13
Ursinus W 39-14
1921
Coach: John Spiegel
Captain: Raymond Snyder
Record: 7-2-1
at Lafayette L 0-48
at Delaware W 21-0
Bucknell L 0-14
Lebanon Valley T 21-21
at Gettysburg W 17-13
at Swarthmore W 7-6
at Lehigh W 14-13
Fordham W 12-7
at Albright W 15-7
Ursinus W 68-0
1922
Coach: John Spiegel
Captain: George Holstrom
Record: 4-6-1
East Stroudsburg Normal W 33-0
at Syracuse L 0-47
Delaware W 12-0
at Lafayette L 0-62
Gettysburg L 7-28
at Lehigh L 7-26
at Bucknell L 6-33
Villanova L 6-16
at Swarthmore W 17-10
Fordham T 20-20
Ursinus W 28-0
1923
Coach: Walter Wood
Captain: Harold Whitenight
Record: 3-6-1
East Stroudsburg Normal W 33-0
at Lafayette L 0-20
at Delaware L 0-6
Dickinson W 13-0
at Gettysburg L 3-17
at Lehigh L 3-13
Bucknell L 6-14
at Swarthmore L 7-32
Catholic W 16-12
Villanova T 0-0
1924
Coach: Walter Wood
Captain: Archie Witt
Record: 7-3
East Stroudsburg Normal W 67-0
at Lafayette L 0-13
Albright W 34-0
at Bucknell L 0-33
Gettysburg W 25-0
at Franklin & Marshall W 37-0
at Lehigh L 0-5
at Dickinson W 36-0
Swarthmore W 3-0
Villanova W 41-0
1925
Coach: Harry Benfer
Captain: Russel Clark
Record: 6-3-1
East Stroudsburg Normal W 36-0
at Lafayette L 14-20
Albright W 21-0
at Gettysburg L 0-21
Lebanon Valley W 14-0
Dickinson T 0-0
at Lehigh W 9-7
Franklin & Marshall W 38-7
at Catholic W 7-0
Villanova L 9-23
1926
Coach: Harry Benfer
Captain: John Phillips
Record: 7-3
Albright L 6-30
at Lafayette L 0-35
St. Bonaventure W 9-7
Gettysburg W 15-6
Lebanon Valley W 6-0
at Franklin & Marshall W 20-0
at Lehigh W 31-6
Temple W 29-7
at Dickinson W 13-0
Villanova L 0-54
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1927
Coach: Harry Benfer
Captain: Eddie Dickert
Record: 5-4
Albright W 33-7
at Lafayette L 7-38
at Gettysburg L 7-20
Lebanon Valley L 0-19
Franklin & Marshall W 12-0
at Lehigh W 13-3
Ursinus L 0-15
Dickinson W 9-6
Western Maryland W 6-2
1928
Coach: Harry Benfer
Captain: William Chapman
Record: 1-8
Drexel L 3-6
at Lafayette L 0-56
at Dickinson L 0-6
at Franklin & Marshall W 8-0
at Lehigh L 7-13
Ursinus L 0-6
Gettysburg L 6-25
Lebanon Valley L 0-13
Western Maryland L 0-59
1929
Coach: George Holstrom
Captains: Game captains
Record: 3-6
Juniata W 25-0
at Lafayette L 0-23
Dickinson W 21-6
Lebanon Valley W 7-0
Ursinus L 7-9
at Lehigh L 7-28
at Gettysburg L 0-27
Franklin & Marshall L 0-20
Western Maryland L 0-7
1930
Coach: George Holstrom
Captain: Milton Weiner
Record: 5-4-1
St. Joseph’s (Pa.) W 6-0
at Lafayette L 0-13
Lebanon Valley L 12-14
at Dickinson W 6-0
at Franklin & Marshall T 0-0
at Lehigh W 24-13
Ursinus W 14-13
Gettysburg L 6-20
Wagner W 32-0
Western Maryland L 0-25
1931
Coach: George Holstrom
Captains: Game captains
Record: 2-8
Juniata W 19-7
at Lafayette L 0-26
Lebanon Valley L 6-7
St. Joseph’s (Pa.) W 7-0
at Ursinus L 0-7
at Lehigh L 0-33
Franklin & Marshall L 13-40
at Gettysburg L 0-26
Dickinson L 6-14
at Western Maryland L 0-34
1932
Coach: George Holstrom
Captain: Joseph Matuska
Record: 3-4-2
St. Joseph’s (Pa.) W 27-0
at Lafayette L 0-6
Lebanon Valley L 0-6
at Dickinson W 13-0
Ursinus T 0-0
at Lehigh L 6-25
at Franklin & Marshall L 7-21
Gettysburg W 26-7
Pennsylvania Military T 0-0
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All-Time All-TimeResults Results
1933
Coach: John Utz
Captain: Albert “Reds” Weiner
Record: 6-3
St. Joseph’s (Pa.) W 12-0
at Lafayette L 0-20
at Fordham L 0-57
at Penn State W 3-0
at Gettysburg L 6-9
Franklin & Marshall W 14-3
at Ursinus W 3-0
at Lehigh W 10-0
Dickinson W 7-0
1934
Coach: John Utz
Captain: John Yarshinski
Record: 2-6-1
West Chester Teachers L 0-9
at Lafayette L 0-19
Lebanon Valley W 25-7
Albright W 7-0
Gettysburg L 2-12
at Franklin & Marshall L 6-48
Ursinus T 7-7
at Lehigh L 0-13
at Dickinson L 3-9
1935
Coach: John Utz
Captain: George Koehler
Record: 1-9
Baltimore W 20-0
at Lafayette L 0-7
Lebanon Valley L 6-19
at Ursinus L 0-21
at Gettysburg L 0-27
Franklin & Marshall L 7-32
at Lehigh L 6-26
at Fordham L 0-45
Dickinson L 6-13
at Albright L 6-13
1936
Coach: Al “Doggie” Julian
Captain: Ed “Scrapper” Farrell
Record: 2-6-1
Lafayette W 19-0
at Penn State L 0-45
Gettysburg W 19-2
Ursinus L 0-13
at Franklin & Marshall L 2-20
at Army L 7-54
at Lehigh L 6-26
at Dickinson T 13-13
at Albright L 13-70
1937
Coach: Al “Doggie” Julian
Captain: Henry Gutekunst
Record: 5-5
Catawba L 6-7
St. Lawrence W 18-6
Lebanon Valley W 14-0
at Franklin & Marshall L 6-22
at Ursinus W 6-0
at Gettysburg W 13-12
Drexel L 0-6
at Lehigh W 18-7
Dickinson L 12-19
at Albright L 6-7
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1938
Coach: Al “Doggie” Julian
Captain: Adam Matusa
Record: 7-3
Upsala L 13-14
at Dickinson W 19-7
Villanova L 7-25
Franklin & Marshall L 7-20
Ursinus W 46-6
Gettysburg W 16-0
at Drexel W 13-6
at Lehigh W 20-0
Moravian W 8-0
at Albright W 3-0
1939
Coach: Al “Doggie” Julian
Captain: Charles Burin, Malvin Paul
Record: 6-4
at Villanova L 0-14
Springfi eld W 7-3
at Lafayette W 7-6
at Ursinus W 33-0
Franklin & Marshall W 9-7
at Gettysburg L 0-7
at Lehigh W 23-0
Bucknell L 3-25
Moravian L 6-9
at Albright W 3-0
1940
Coach: Al “Doggie” Julian
Captains: Jim Franklin, Perry Scott
Record: 4-6
Upsala L 0-7
at Temple L 7-64
at Albright L 3-14
Lafayette L 7-26
at Franklin & Marshall L 12-14
Ursinus W 15-6
Gettysburg W 20-0
at Lehigh W 20-6
at Dickinson W 34-0
at Bucknell L 0-6
1941
Coach: Al “Doggie” Julian
Captain: John Bisset
Record: 6-4
Albright L 3-14
Bucknell L 0-12
Carnegie Tech W 26-6
at Lafayette L 0-40
Dickinson W 13-0
at Ursinus W 26-6
at Lehigh W 7-2
Franklin & Marshall L 7-15
Upsala W 52-7
at Gettysburg W 25-13
1942
Coach: Al “Doggie” Julian
Captain: Bud Bossick
Record: 7-3
at Moravian W 6-0
at Manhattan L 7-27
Gettysburg W 20-14
Lebanon Valley W 6-0
Ursinus W 41-0
at Dickinson W 20-0
at Lehigh L 7-22
at Franklin & Marshall W 7-6
Lakehurst Naval Station L 7-27
at Albright W 20-0
Al “Doggie” Julian, who guided the Mules to
their fi rst Eastern Pennsylvania Conference
title in 1942, is enshrined in the Basketball
Hall of Fame in Springfi eld, Mass. After leaving
Muhlenberg, where he coached football,
basketball and baseball, he went on to lead
Holy Cross (winning an NCAA championship)
and the Boston Celtics.
1943
Coach: Al “Doggie” Julian
Captain: Dick Holben
Record: 1-10
at Yale L 6-13
Villanova L 12-35
at Lakehurst Naval Station W 13-0
at Bucknell L 6-14
Swarthmore L 13-14
Franklin & Marshall L 0-20
at Franklin & Marshall L 6-28
Bucknell L 0-19
Atlantic City Naval Station L 7-21
at Swarthmore L 8-13
Sampson Naval Station L 7-28
1944
Coach: Al “Doggie” Julian
Captain: Jim Devlin
Record: 4-5
Bucknell L 7-24
at Bucknell L 0-14
at Penn State L 13-58
Swarthmore W 33-6
Franklin & Marshall W 19-18
at Villanova L 0-7
at Franklin & Marshall W 18-6
at Atlantic City Naval Station W 14-7
at Princeton L 6-16
1945
Coach: Larry Rosatti
Captain: Al Rubbert
Record: 0-5
at Swarthmore L 8-28
at Penn State L 7-47
at Franklin & Marshall L 0-30
Rutgers L 6-19
at Lehigh L 0-6
1946
Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder
Captains: Carl Reimer, John
Sweatlock
Record: 9-1
at Lafayette W 32-20
Albright W 39-0
at Bucknell W 6-0
Swarthmore W 52-13
Franklin & Marshall W 40-7
at Lehigh W 40-7
at Gettysburg W 13-7
Moravian W 47-0
at Delaware L 12-20
St. Bonaventure † W 26-25
† Tobacco Bowl (Lexington, Ky.)
1947
Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder
Captains: Bill Bell, Tom Lane
Record: 9-1
at Lafayette W 38-0
Albright W 53-0
at Swarthmore W 67-7
at Temple L 6-7
Upsala W 40-0
at Lehigh W 21-14
Gettysburg W 27-0
Delaware W 20-14
Bucknell W 39-0
at Franklin & Marshall W 57-7
1948
Coach: Ben Schwartzwalder
Captain: Ed Sikorski
Record: 7-3
Boston University W 27-0
Youngstown State W 19-0
Scranton W 18-14
Lafayette L 13-46
at Gettysburg W 32-20
at Delaware L 0-12
at Lehigh L 20-35
Franklin & Marshall W 40-7
at Bucknell W 44-14
at Albright W 13-0
1949
Coach: Howie Baughman
Captain: Jack Crider
Record: 1-7-1
Scranton L 7-12
Duquesne L 6-14
at Lafayette L 21-35
Albright W 21-7
Gettysburg L 6-9
Delaware L 13-25
at Lehigh L 20-22
at Youngstown State T 7-7
at Bucknell L 14-32
1950
Coach: Howie Baughman
Captain: Milton Dietz
Record: 3-4-1
Bucknell W 18-13
Lebanon Valley L 13-20
Lafayette W 21-6
at Gettysburg W 28-7
Delaware T 0-0
at Lehigh L 13-42
at Scranton L 13-20
at Albright L 6-33
Gettysburg L 19-20
at Lehigh L 0-13
at Delaware L 6-18
at Franklin & Marshall L 7-19
1954
Coach: Tom Triplett
Captain: None
Record: 4-3-1
Bucknell L 13-33
at Albright L 7-12
Lafayette W 27-0
at Lebanon Valley W 32-0
at Gettysburg L 0-34
Delaware W 14-13
at Lehigh T 20-20
Franklin & Marshall W 33-6
1955
Coach: Tom Triplett
Captain: None
Record: 4-4
at Lafayette L 0-7
Albright W 26-13
at Rutgers L 0-21
Lebanon Valley W 32-0
Coach Ben Schwartzwalder and captain John Sweatlock with the
1946 Tobacco Bowl Championship trophy. Following the 1948
season, Schwartzwalder left Muhlenberg for Syracuse University,
where he coached for 25 years in a Hall-of-Fame career.
1951
Coach: Tom Triplett
Captain: Unknown
Record: 1-8
Upsala L 8-13
at Bucknell L 19-54
at Lebanon Valley L 6-12
at Lafayette L 7-14
Gettysburg L 14-34
at Delaware L 7-21
Lehigh L 2-3
Scranton W 14-0
Albright L 9-13
1952
Coach: Tom Triplett
Captain: Dean Bohs
Record: 2-5-1
at Rutgers T 19-19
Bucknell L 12-46
at Albright L 7-13
Lafayette W 37-0
at Gettysburg L 7-32
Delaware W 21-12
at Lehigh L 13-26
Franklin & Marshall L 0-7
1953
Coach: Tom Triplett
Captain: Ernie Scarpa
Record: 3-5
Albright L 0-6
at Bucknell W 18-13
at Lafayette W 20-7
Lebanon Valley W 39-14
Gettysburg L 13-54
Scranton L 12-25
at Temple W 7-6
at Franklin & Marshall W 18-13
1956
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captain: Unknown
Record: 4-4
Lafayette L 6-26
at Albright W 18-0
Temple L 14-19
at Lebanon Valley W 14-7
at Gettysburg L 7-34
at Scranton W 14-0
Hofstra L 9-13
Franklin & Marshall W 13-0
1957
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captain: Donald Herman
Record: 4-4
at Lafayette L 13-20
Albright W 18-14
Scranton W 6-0
Lebanon Valley W 18-6
Gettysburg L 0-21
at Hofstra L 7-26
at Temple W 40-16
at Franklin & Marshall L 20-41
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1958
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captain: Clair Miller
Record: 4-4
at Lafayette L 14-27
Temple W 21-18
at Lebanon Valley W 42-16
at Gettysburg L 6-7
Hofstra W 12-0
at Albright W 27-20
Franklin & Marshall L 13-18
at Moravian L 20-30
1959
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captains: Jim Orr, Bob Pearsons
Record: 3-6
at Scranton W 21-12
Lafayette L 6-19
at Temple W 14-13
Lebanon Valley L 7-12
Gettysburg L 7-12
at Hofstra L 0-18
Albright L 22-27
at Franklin & Marshall L 6-22
Moravian W 20-8
1960
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captains: Ed Callahan, Vince Rosso,
Ed Yost
Record: 6-3
Albright L 7-31
at Lafayette L 14-20
Temple W 17-14
at Lebanon Valley W 27-12
at Gettysburg L 12-14
Lycoming W 34-13
at Scranton W 28-12
Franklin & Marshall W 50-7
at Moravian W 33-16
1961
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captains: Charlie Kuntzleman,
Cliff Roth
Record: 2-7
Lafayette L 13-14
at Albright L 20-52
at Temple L 12-36
Lebanon Valley L 6-15
Gettysburg L 8-22
at Bucknell L 0-27
Kings Point L 42-43
at Franklin & Marshall W 28-6
Moravian W 33-8
1962
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captains: Ron Barlok, Dick Ludwick
Record: 2-7
at Lafayette L 0-27
Albright L 8-14
Temple L 7-38
at Lebanon Valley L 23-25
at Gettysburg L 13-26
Bucknell L 0-53
King’s L 0-6
Franklin & Marshall W 28-0
at Moravian W 32-8
1963
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captains: Charlie Gills, Dean Lowe,
Tom Turczyn
Record: 5-3
at Albright L 8-13
Lafayette W 18-7
at Temple L 0-29
Lebanon Valley W 28-16
Gettysburg L 14-33
at Upsala W 26-13
Lycoming W 34-0
at Franklin & Marshall W 34-18
1964
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captains: David Binder, Tom Horne,
Lynn Rothrock
Record: 5-4 (5-3 MAC)
at Dickinson L 14-23
Ursinus W 26-7
Pennsylvania Military W 7-6
at Lebanon Valley W 30-22
at Gettysburg L 20-51
Upsala W 26-12
at Lycoming L 0-9
Franklin & Marshall L 22-29
at Moravian W 21-6
1965
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captains: Richard MacFarland,
Roger Toney, Charlie Woginrich
Record: 1-8 (1-8 MAC)
Dickinson L 8-20
at Ursinus W 22-7
at Pennsylvania Military L 14-41
Lebanon Valley L 14-32
Wilkes L 12-34
at Upsala L 14-28
Lycoming L 6-56
at Franklin & Marshall L 26-49
Moravian L 8-17
1966
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captains: Richard Keck, John Piper
Record: 2-6-1 (2-6-1 MAC)
Upsala L 6-26
Ursinus T 0-0
Pennsylvania Military W 28-15
at Lebanon Valley L 12-30
at Dickinson L 7-17
Swarthmore L 8-34
at Lycoming L 12-31
Franklin & Marshall W 10-7
at Moravian L 7-14
1967
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captains: Charles Bargerstock,
Gordie Bennett, Don Travis
Record: 2-5-1 (2-5-1 MAC)
at Ursinus T 6-6
at Pennsylvania Military L 24-28
Lebanon Valley W 14-7
Dickinson L 21-28
at Swarthmore W 43-32
Lycoming L 14-32
at Franklin & Marshall L 28-29
Moravian L 8-19
1968
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captain: Dave Yoder
Record: 6-3 (6-3 MAC)
Johns Hopkins L 28-30
at Haverford W 32-6
Lebanon Valley L 29-39
Ursinus W 45-6
at Dickinson W 48-0
Swarthmore W 55-6
at Lycoming W 21-13
Franklin & Marshall W 18-13
at Moravian L 15-47
1969
Coach: Ray Whispell
Captains: Joe DiPanni, Mark Hastie,
Bob Van Iderstine
Record: 4-5 (4-5 MAC)
at Johns Hopkins L 21-30
Haverford W 44-0
at Lebanon Valley L 12-13
at Ursinus L 3-7
Dickinson L 13-29
at Swarthmore W 66-7
Lycoming W 27-21
at Franklin & Marshall W 42-14
Moravian L 0-37
1970
Coach: Frank Marino
Captains: Jesse Achenbach, Randy
Uhrich, Paul Werrell
Record: 7-2 (7-2 MAC)
Johns Hopkins W 16-6
at Haverford W 33-13
Lebanon Valley L 8-21
Ursinus W 33-12
at Dickinson W 20-14
Swarthmore W 29-14
at Pennsylvania Military W 14-6
Franklin & Marshall W 27-21
at Moravian L 7-55
1971
Coach: Frank Marino
Captains: Ed DiYanni, Tom Reilly
Record: 5-4 (5-4 MAC)
at Johns Hopkins W 17-13
Haverford W 28-0
at Lebanon Valley L 16-21
at Ursinus L 13-16
Dickinson W 24-17
at Swarthmore W 34-0
Pennsylvania Military W 13-7
at Franklin & Marshall L 13-30
Moravian L 7-14
1972
Coach: Frank Marino
Captains: Bill Bilinkas, Jon Light,
Ed Salo
Record: 1-8 (1-8 MAC)
Johns Hopkins L 7-19
at Delaware Valley L 14-35
Lebanon Valley L 0-14
Ursinus L 0-10
at Dickinson L 9-22
Swarthmore W 21-13
at Widener L 2-48
Franklin & Marshall L 0-26
at Moravian L 14-38
1973
Coach: Frank Marino
Captain: Jon Light
Record: 7-1-1 (7-1-1 MAC)
at Johns Hopkins W 35-6
Delaware Valley W 35-14
at Lebanon Valley T 7-7
at Ursinus W 31-14
Dickinson W 21-20
at Swarthmore W 51-0
Widener W 21-19
at Franklin & Marshall L 7-28
Moravian W 21-13
1974
Coach: Frank Marino
Captains: Game captains
Record: 2-7 (2-6 MAC South)
Johns Hopkins L 0-9
at Rensselaer Polytechnic L 2-7
Lebanon Valley L 20-21
Ursinus W 28-14
at Dickinson L 33-39
Swarthmore W 35-7
at Widener L 9-22
Franklin & Marshall L 13-47
at Moravian L 27-42
1975
Coach: Frank Marino
Captains: John Dunne, Bill Ray
Record: 2-6-2 (2-5-2 MAC South)
Western Maryland W 41-0
at Johns Hopkins T 28-28
Rensselaer Polytechnic L 7-13
at Lebanon Valley L 7-38
at Ursinus T 14-14
Dickinson W 21-20
at Swarthmore L 12-16
Widener L 0-24
at Franklin & Marshall L 14-48
Moravian L 0-16
Frank Marino
won
54 games
in his 11
years as
the Mules’
head
coach. The
Muhlenbergfootball
fi eld is
named in
his honor.
1976
Coach: Frank Marino
Captains: Don Clemons, Bill
Dumchus
Record: 5-3-1 (5-3-1 MAC South)
Johns Hopkins W 45-6
at Western Maryland T 10-10
Lebanon Valley W 14-12
Ursinus W 28-6
at Dickinson W 38-14
Swarthmore W 52-10
at Widener L 6-21
Franklin & Marshall L 14-33
at Moravian L 14-36
1977
Coach: Frank Marino
Captains: Bill Dumchus, Bobby
Shaff er
Record: 6-3 (5-3 MAC South)
at Johns Hopkins W 38-12
Western Maryland W 10-3
at Lebanon Valley L 14-16
at Ursinus W 43-14
Dickinson W 21-0
at Swarthmore L 21-30
Susquehanna W 29-8
at Franklin & Marshall L 13-45
Moravian W 25-21
1978
Coach: Frank Marino
Captains: Yogi Edwards, John
Schlechter, Chuck Smith
Record: 6-2-1 (5-2-1 MAC South)
Franklin & Marshall L 6-42
Johns Hopkins W 56-20
at Western Maryland T 15-15
Lebanon Valley L 15-35
Ursinus W 21-7
at Dickinson W 19-14
Swarthmore W 16-14
at Susquehanna W 20-7
at Moravian W 34-0
1979
Coach: Frank Marino
Captains: Brian Bodine, Jerry Galgano
Record: 5-3-1 (4-3-1 MAC South)
Franklin & Marshall L 0-10
at Johns Hopkins L 11-14
Western Maryland W 14-13
at Lebanon Valley L 22-31
at Ursinus W 24-22
Dickinson W 25-17
at Swarthmore T 0-0
Susquehanna W 28-7
Moravian W 14-6
1980
Coach: Frank Marino
Captains: Art Scavone, Jamie Smith
Record: 8-1 (7-1 MAC South)
at Franklin & Marshall W 14-11
Johns Hopkins W 41-38
at Western Maryland L 6-14
Lebanon Valley W 23-14
Ursinus W 9-3
at Dickinson W 10-8
Swarthmore W 42-19
at Susquehanna W 17-16
at Moravian W 24-23
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1981
Coach: Ralph Kirchenheiter
Captains: Kyle Mirth, Marcus Spatidol
Record: 3-6 (3-5 MAC South)
at Franklin & Marshall L 20-38
at Gettysburg L 10-27
Widener L 3-17
at Susquehanna L 7-14
at Lebanon Valley W 24-17
Western Maryland L 3-20
Dickinson W 12-7
at Johns Hopkins L 3-15
Moravian W 10-9
1982
Coach: Ralph Kirchenheiter
Captains: Chris Horton, Mickey
Mottola
Record: 4-5 (4-4 MAC South)
Franklin & Marshall L 7-10
Gettysburg W 17-10
at Widener L 12-31
Susquehanna L 10-17
Lebanon Valley L 7-10
at Western Maryland W 21-14
at Dickinson W 17-13
Johns Hopkins W 17-14
at Moravian L 6-16
1983
Coach: Ralph Kirchenheiter
Captains: Ray Beneke, Mark Bisbing
Record: 6-3 (5-2 CFC)
* Centennial co-champions *
Dickinson W 17-6
at Franklin & Marshall W 3-0
Western Maryland W 24-0
at Swarthmore W 10-7
Johns Hopkins W 16-0
at Gettysburg L 7-34
Ursinus L 9-17
at Lebanon Valley W 20-14
Moravian L 7-24
1984
Coach: Ralph Kirchenheiter
Captains: Pete Broas, Bill Reiner
Record: 6-3 (5-2 CFC)
at Dickinson W 46-0
Franklin & Marshall W 20-19
at Western Maryland W 20-9
Swarthmore L 18-27
at Johns Hopkins L 3-13
Gettysburg W 13-0
at Ursinus W 27-17
Lebanon Valley W 52-0
at Moravian L 14-17
1985
Coach: Ralph Kirchenheiter
Captains: Angus McDonald, Kevin
Mei, Tom Murdock
Record: 7-3 (5-2 CFC)
at Susquehanna W 30-7
Dickinson W 14-13
at Franklin & Marshall L 0-24
Western Maryland W 40-14
at Swarthmore W 11-10
Johns Hopkins W 18-14
at Gettysburg L 21-65
Ursinus W 35-34
at Catholic W 7-3
Moravian L 10-15
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36
Ralph Kirchenheiter
coached Muhlenberg
to shared Centennial
Football Conference
championships in
1983 and 1986.
1986
Coach: Ralph Kirchenheiter
Captain: Brad Fischer
Record: 7-3 (6-1 CFC)
* Centennial co-champions *
Susquehanna L 7-17
at Dickinson W 6-0
Franklin & Marshall L 20-30
at Western Maryland W 36-15
Swarthmore W 21-0
at Johns Hopkins W 6-0
Gettysburg W 10-7
at Ursinus W 24-18
Catholic W 20-6
at Moravian L 0-14
1987
Coach: Ralph Kirchenheiter
Captains: Mike Ferguson, Dave Pfund
Record: 7-3 (5-2 CFC)
at Susquehanna L 22-51
Dickinson W 34-14
at Franklin & Marshall L 10-17
Western Maryland W 27-0
at Swarthmore W 30-9
Johns Hopkins L 13-29
at Gettysburg W 35-16
Ursinus W 33-8
at Hampden-Sydney W 24-21
Moravian W 14-12
1988
Coach: Ralph Kirchenheiter
Captains: Chris Elser, John Murphy
Record: 7-3 (5-2 CFC)
Susquehanna W 26-13
at Dickinson L 12-14
Franklin & Marshall L 3-13
at Western Maryland W 24-14
Swarthmore W 28-14
at Johns Hopkins W 26-13
Gettysburg W 13-7
at Ursinus W 36-18
Hampden-Sydney W 23-17
at Moravian L 25-44
1989
Coach: Ralph Kirchenheiter
Captains: Andy Becker, Mark Marino
Record: 5-4-1 (4-2-1 CFC)
at Susquehanna L 6-24
Dickinson L 10-21
at Franklin & Marshall L 7-21
Western Maryland W 28-13
at Swarthmore W 9-6
Johns Hopkins W 43-13
at Gettysburg T 10-10
Ursinus W 21-14
at FDU-Madison W 24-8
Moravian L 9-14
1990
Coach: Fran Meagher
Captains: Mike Pagan, Joe Zeszotarski
Record: 2-8 (1-6 CFC)
Susquehanna L 7-23
at Dickinson L 0-45
Franklin & Marshall L 6-9
at Western Maryland L 3-14
Swarthmore W 23-6
at Johns Hopkins L 7-28
Gettysburg L 7-48
at Ursinus L 10-17
FDU-Madison W 27-6
at Moravian L 3-7
1991
Coach: Fran Meagher
Captains: Ron Ondrejca, Clarke
Paulus, Steve Turi
Record: 3-7 (3-4 CFC)
at Susquehanna L 11-30
Dickinson L 0-42
at Franklin & Marshall L 21-25
Western Maryland L 6-34
at Swarthmore W 12-10
Johns Hopkins W 14-8
at Gettysburg W 28-7
Ursinus L 9-13
at Washington & Jeff erson L 0-49
Moravian L 27-28
1992
Coach: Fran Meagher
Captains: Craig Stump, Joe Vecchio,
Tom Waranavage
Record: 1-8-1 (1-6 CFC)
Susquehanna L 11-35
at Dickinson L 0-32
Franklin & Marshall W 9-6
at Western Maryland L 0-39
Swarthmore L 14-21
at Johns Hopkins L 8-30
Gettysburg L 7-18
at Kings Point T 6-6
at Ursinus L 3-6
at Moravian L 14-35
1993
Coach: Fran Meagher
Captains: Rob Fritz, Mike Rubas,
Joe Vecchio
Record: 4-5 (4-3 Centennial)
at Hampden-Sydney L 21-22
Dickinson L 0-20
at Franklin & Marshall W 9-7
Western Maryland W 29-27
at Swarthmore L 23-29
Johns Hopkins W 20-16
at Gettysburg L 17-28
Ursinus W 34-31
Moravian L 14-24
1994
Coach: Greg Olejack
Captains: Joe Christman, John
D’Angelo, Rob Lokerson, Luke
Trainer
Record: 2-8 (1-6 Centennial)
Hampden-Sydney W 26-9
at Dickinson L 0-50
Franklin & Marshall W 13-12
at Western Maryland L 13-23
Swarthmore L 17-43
at Johns Hopkins L 0-14
Gettysburg L 14-63
Union (N.Y.) L 0-50
at Ursinus L 14-21
at Moravian L 17-50
1995
Coach: Greg Olejack
Captains: Matt Buist, Doug
Cubberley, John D’Angelo, Andy
Pratt, Bill Van Dyke
Record: 0-9-1 (0-6-1 Centennial)
at Catholic L 0-45
Dickinson L 0-35
at Franklin & Marshall L 10-38
Western Maryland T 13-13
at Swarthmore L 7-11
Johns Hopkins L 11-14
at Gettysburg L 16-28
at Union (N.Y.) L 14-33
Ursinus L 10-17
Moravian L 7-38
1996
Coach: Greg Olejack
Captains: Gregg Bevan, Lionel Hush,
Mark Mogavero, Dan Terpstra
Record: 1-9 (1-6 Centennial)
Catholic L 11-68
at Dickinson L 12-34
Franklin & Marshall L 0-53
at Western Maryland L 14-27
Swarthmore W 40-27
at Johns Hopkins L 0-20
Gettysburg L 9-27
at Ursinus L^ 7-13
Carnegie Mellon L 20-23
at Moravian L 3-27
1997
Coach: Mike Donnelly
Captains: George Fosdick, Dave
Johnson, Jason Novak, Paul Peri,
Jim Socci
Record: 1-9 (1-6 Centennial)
at Hartwick L 17-42
Dickinson L 14-21
at Franklin & Marshall L 10-14
Western Maryland L 9-44
at Swarthmore W 60-14
Johns Hopkins L 21-24
at Gettysburg L 33-45
Ursinus L 7-9
at Carnegie Mellon L 13-28
Moravian L 16-21
1998
Coach: Mike Donnelly
Captains: Jason Brader, Frank
Marrero, Patrick Shelley
Record: 5-5 (3-4 Centennial)
Hartwick L 0-21
at Dickinson L 10-21
Franklin & Marshall L 28-31
at Western Maryland L 3-43
Swarthmore W 41-6
at Johns Hopkins L 31-34
Gettysburg W 47-19
at Ursinus W^ 6-3
Grove City W^ 34-31
at Moravian W 33-14
1999
Coach: Mike Donnelly
Captains: Joseph Gmitter, Kenyamo
McFarlane, Ken Rayhon, Chuck
Richard
Record: 6-4 (4-3 Centennial)
at Kings Point W 42-24
Dickinson W 30-13
at Franklin & Marshall W 42-13
Western Maryland L 14-21
at Swarthmore W 35-0
Johns Hopkins W 42-18
at Gettysburg L 28-42
Ursinus L 23-35
at Grove City L^ 24-31
Moravian W 52-26
2000
Coach: Mike Donnelly
Captains: David Jones, Michael
McCabe, Mwaura Muroki, Chuck
Richard
Record: 9-2 (5-2 Centennial)
* ECAC Southwest champions *
Kings Point W 34-10
at Dickinson W 41-26
Franklin & Marshall W 45-0
at Western Maryland L 3-15
Swarthmore W 31-14
at Johns Hopkins L 20-33
Gettysburg W 41-0
at Ursinus W 21-19
Hartwick W 30-26
at Moravian W 45-20
Wilkes W 26-22
2001
Coach: Mike Donnelly
Captains: Joshua Carter, Doug Folger,
Nick Tranguch
Record: 7-4 (5-1 Centennial)
* Centennial co-champions *
at Kings Point W 42-17
at Cal Lutheran L 20-44
Dickinson W 47-3
at Franklin & Marshall W 45-3
Western Maryland L^ 25-28
Johns Hopkins W 22-14
at Gettysburg W 41-0
Ursinus W 23-20
at Hartwick W 63-13
Moravian L 7-17
at King’s L 29-32
2002
Coach: Mike Donnelly
Captains: Mike Koth, Alfredo
Mercuri, Beau Sherry
Record: 10-2 (5-1 Centennial)
* Centennial co-champions *
Kings Point W 54-3
Cal Lutheran W 40-32
at Dickinson W 28-21
Franklin & Marshall W 68-22
at McDaniel L 14-35
at Johns Hopkins W 23-10
Gettysburg W 41-0
at Ursinus W 43-0
Union (N.Y.) W 44-13
at Moravian W 8-0
Mass.-Dartmouth + W 56-6
John Carroll + L 10-21
+ NCAA Division III Tournament
2003
Coach: Mike Donnelly
Captains: Chris Radomski, Keith
Van Fleet
Record: 7-3 (5-1 Centennial)
* Centennial co-champions *
at Kings Point L 14-22
McDaniel L 9-22
at Franklin & Marshall W 41-20
Dickinson W 50-6
at Ursinus W 27-7
Johns Hopkins W 14-6
at Gettysburg W 26-15
at Union (N.Y.) W 20-15
Moravian W 24-0
at Christopher Newport + L 20-24
+ NCAA Division III Tournament
2004
Coach: Mike Donnelly
Captains: Michael Della Pella, Matt
McGowan, Nick Rosetti, Frank
Santini
Record: 8-3 (4-2 Centennial)
* Centennial co-champions *
Kings Point W 17-13
at Union (N.Y.) W 23-18
Grove City W 27-3
Franklin & Marshall L 10-15
at Dickinson W 23-3
Ursinus W 17-3
at Johns Hopkins W 9-6
Gettysburg W 21-0
at McDaniel L 6-7
at Moravian W 28-14
at St. John Fisher + L 3-31
+ NCAA Division III Tournament ^ overtime
2005
Coach: Mike Donnelly
Captains: Mark Bennett, Michael
Leanch, Carl Slabicki, Tom
Wargacki
Record: 3-7 (2-4 Centennial)
at New Jersey W 30-13
Union (N.Y.) L 14-22
at Grove City L 6-16
at Franklin & Marshall L 9-15
Dickinson W 20-2
at Ursinus W 21-14
Johns Hopkins L 10-13
at Gettysburg L 3-10
McDaniel L 6-13
Moravian L 19-24
2006
Coach: Mike Donnelly
Captains: Chris Musselman, Chris
Poehls
Record: 5-5 (2-4 Centennial)
New Jersey W 24-14
William Paterson W 24-17
at Union (N.Y.) L 7-34
Franklin & Marshall L 10-24
at Dickinson L 14-24
Ursinus W 22-6
at Johns Hopkins L 7-10
Gettysburg W 54-14
at McDaniel L 19-22
at Moravian W 24-10
2007
Coach: Mike Donnelly
Captains: Dustin Good, Matt
Johnson, Chris Musselman, Eric
Santagato, Tom Tarsitano
Record: 11-1 (8-0 Centennial)
* Centennial champions *
at New Jersey W 15-0
Union (N.Y.) W 34-0
at Gettysburg W 14-13
Johns Hopkins W 28-21
at Juniata W 44-3
McDaniel W 43-0
at Franklin & Marshall W 31-0
Dickinson W 29-24
at Ursinus W 31-7
Moravian W 35-7
Salisbury + W 31-21
at Wesley + L 21-38
+ NCAA Division III Tournament
2008
Coach: Mike Donnelly
Captains: David Mazzola, Mike
Nolan, Matt Rathbun, Eric
Santagato
Record: 9-2 (7-1 Centennial)
* Centennial champions *
Wilkes W 34-21
at Union (N.Y.) W 31-14
Gettysburg W 42-21
at Johns Hopkins W 28-23
Juniata W 38-7
at McDaniel W 49-6
Franklin & Marshall W 17-6
at Dickinson W 31-25
Ursinus W 45-8
at Moravian L^ 24-27
Wesley + L 0-20
+ NCAA Division III Tournament
Muhlenberg is one of only 10 Division III schools to earn at least
fi ve bids the NCAA Tournament since 2002:
7 bids: Mt. Union
6 bids: Curry, Hobart, Mary Hardin-Baylor, St. John’s, Washington &
Jefferson
5 bids: Christopher Newport, Muhlenberg, Trinity (Texas), Wheaton
(Ill.)
• Muhlenberg College Football 2009

School W L T Pct Home Away Unknown First-Last Streak Last Mule Win Last Opp. Win CC W-L-T
Albright 22 19 0 .537 15-8 7-9 0-2 1902-1963 A5 1958 (27-20) 1963 (13-8)
Cal Lutheran 1 1 0 .500 1-0 0-1 0-0 2001-2002 M1 2002 (40-32) 2001 (44-20)
Carnegie Mellon 1 2 0 .333 1-1 0-1 0-0 1941-1997 CM2 1941 (26-6) 1997 (28-13)
Catholic 6 4 0 .600 3-2 3-2 0-0 1915-1996 C2 1986 (20-6) 1996 (68-11)
Christopher Newport 0 1 0 .000 0-0 0-1 0-0 2003 CN1 N/A 2003 (24-20)
Delaware Valley 1 1 0 .500 1-0 0-1 0-0 1972-1973 M1 1973 (35-14) 1972 (35-14)
Dickinson 38 24 2 .609 20-11-1 18-13-1 0-0 1923-2008 M2 2008 (31-25) 2006 (24-14) 14-12
FDU-Florham 2 0 0 1.000 1-0 1-0 0-0 1989-1990 M2 1990 (27-6) N/A
Franklin & Marshall 41 50 1 .451 25-25 16-25-1 0-0 1902-2008 M2 2008 (17-6) 2006 (24-10) 12-14
Gettysburg 31 41 1 .432 19-16 12-25-1 0-0 1907-2008 M3 2008 (42-21) 2005 (10-3) 14-11-1
Grove City 2 2 0 .500 2-0 0-2 0-0 1998-2005 GC1 2004 (27-3) 2005 (16-6)
Hampden-Sydney 3 1 0 .750 2-0 1-1 0-0 1987-1994 M1 1994 (26-9) 1993 (22-21)
Hartwick 2 2 0 .500 1-1 1-1 0-0 1997-2001 M2 2001 (63-13) 1998 (21-0)
John Carroll 0 1 0 .000 0-1 0-0 0-0 2002 JC1 N/A 2002 (21-10)
Johns Hopkins 22 18 1 .549 14-7 8-11-1 0-0 1968-2008 M2 2008 (28-23) 2006 (10-7) 14-12
Juniata 4 0 0 1.000 3-0 1-0 0-0 1929-2008 M4 2008 (38-7) N/A 2-0
King’s 0 2 0 .000 0-1 0-1 0-0 1962-2001 K2 N/A 2001 (32-29)
Kings Point 5 2 1 .688 3-1 2-1-1 0-0 1961-2004 M1 2004 (17-13) 2003 (22-14)
Lebanon Valley 28 29 2 .492 19-18-1 8-10-1 1-1 1900-1984 M2 1984 (52-0) 1982 (10-7)
Lycoming 4 4 0 .500 3-2 1-2 0-0 1960-1969 M2 1969 (27-21) 1967 (32-14)
Mass.-Dartmouth 1 0 0 1.000 1-0 0-0 0-0 2002 Mu1 2002 (56-6) N/A
McDaniel/Western Maryland 15 21 3 .423 10-10-1 5-11-2 0-0 1927-2008 Mu2 2008 (49-6) 2006 (22-19) 10-15-1
Moravian 23 32 2 .421 12-15-1 11-17-1 0-0 1900-2008 Mo1 2007 (35-7) 2008 (27-24) 1-1
New Jersey 3 0 0 1.000 1-0 2-0 0-0 2005-2007 M3 2007 (15-0) N/A
Rensselaer 0 2 0 .000 0-1 0-1 0-0 1974-1975 R2 N/A 1975 (13-7)
St. John Fisher 0 1 0 .000 0-0 0-1 0-0 2004 S1 N/A 2004 (31-3)
St. Lawrence 1 0 0 1.000 1-0 0-0 0-0 1937 M1 1937 (18-6) N/A
Salisbury 1 0 0 1.000 1-0 0-0 0-0 2007 M1 2007 (31-21) N/A
Springfi eld 1 0 0 1.000 1-0 0-0 0-0 1939 M1 1939 (7-3) N/A
Susquehanna 9 9 0 .500 5-5 3-4 1-0 1907-1992 S4 1988 (26-13) 1992 (35-11)
Union (N.Y.) 5 4 0 .556 2-2 3-2 0-0 1994-2008 M2 2008 (31-14) 2006 (34-7)
Ursinus 42 23 7 .632 24-11-5 18-12-2 0-0 1900-2008 M9 2008 (45-8) 1999 (35-23) 17-9
Washington & Jeff erson 0 1 0 .000 0-0 0-1 0-0 1991 WJ1 N/A 1991 (49-0)
Wesley 0 2 0 .000 0-1 0-1 0-0 2008 W2 N/A 2008 (20-0)
Widener/Pennsylvania Military 7 8 1 .469 6-2-1 1-6 0-0 1916-1982 W5 1973 (21-19) 1982 (31-12)
Wilkes 2 1 0 .667 2-1 0-0 0-0 1965-2008 M2 2008 (34-21) 1965 (34-12)
William Paterson 1 0 0 1.000 1-0 0-0 0-0 2006 M1 2006 (24-17) N/A
Totals: Current Division III 324 308 21 .512 200-142-10 122-163-11 2-3-0 1900-2008 — 97-79-2*
Totals: All Opponents (91) 462 477 41 .492 274-191-18 179-279-18 9-7-5 1900-2008 —
(2009 opponents in bold) * includes 13-5 record
vs. Swarthmore
Division I (FBS) W L T Pct First-Last Game
Army 0 1 0 .000 1936
Penn State 1 5 0 .167 1914-1945
Rutgers 0 6 1 .071 1908-1955
Syracuse 0 1 0 .000 1922
Temple 7 6 0 .538 1909-1963
Division I (FCS)
Bucknell 7 21 1 .259 1911-1962
Delaware 8 6 1 .567 1910-1954
Duquesne 0 1 0 .000 1949
Fordham 1 3 1 .300 1920-1935
Hofstra 1 3 0 .250 1956-1959
Lafayette 11 33 1 .256 1912-1963
Lehigh 13 28 1 .321 1907-1954
Lehigh Reserves 1 0 1 .750 1907-1909
Princeton 0 1 0 .000 1944
Villanova 2 10 4 .250 1914-1944
Wagner 1 0 0 1.000 1930
Yale 0 1 0 .000 1943
Youngstown State 1 0 1 .750 1948-1949
Division II
Bloomsburg Normal 2 0 0 1.000 1914-1916
Catawba 0 1 0 .000 1937
East Stroudsburg Normal 5 0 0 1.000 1906-1925
Kutztown Normal 0 0 2 .500 1902-1905
Millersville Normal 1 0 0 1.000 1906
West Chester 0 1 0 .000 1934
Discontinued Programs
Baltimore 1 0 0 1.000 1935
Boston University 1 0 0 1.000 1948
City College of New York 1 0 0 1.000 1907
Drexel 2 2 0 .500 1920-1938
Haverford 4 0 0 1.000 1968-1971
Manhattan 0 1 0 .000 1942
New York University 1 2 0 .333 1911-1913
Scranton 6 3 0 .667 1948-1960
St. Bonaventure 2 0 0 1.000 1926-1946
St. Joseph’s (Pa.) 4 0 0 1.000 1930-1933
Stevens 1 0 0 1.000 1907
Swarthmore 30 12 1 .709 1921-2000
Upsala 4 5 0 .444 1938-1966
Other
High Schools/Seminaries 8 3 2 .692 1900-1912
Military Teams 4 4 0 .500 1909-1944
Other Non-Collegiate 7 9 3 .447 1901-1913
coaches’ records
Coach ........................Year(s) ......W L T Pct
Charles Schmidt ..........1900 .......... 1 3 1 .300
Walter Beck ................1901 .......... 1 2 1 .375
William Grey ...............1902 .......... 0 4 2 .167
no team ......................1903-04 ...... - - - —
Walter Singmaster.......1905 .......... 2 2 2 .500
Alfred Raub ................1906 .......... 5 4 0 .556
Dr. George O. Barclay ....1907 .......... 7 3 0 .700
Dr. Alfred E. Bull ..........1908-10 ..... 8 12 4 .417
Tom Kelly ....................1911-13 ... 17 9 1 .648
George McCaa ...........1914-15 ..... 6 11 2 .368
John Price ...................1916-17 ..... 9 4 3 .656
Guy Brubaker ..............1918 .......... 3 2 0 .600
Bill Ritter .....................1919-20 ..... 6 11 1 .361
John Spiegel ...............1921-22 ... 11 8 2 .571
Walter Wood ..............1923-24 ... 10 9 1 .525
Harry Benfer ...............1925-28 ... 19 18 1 .513
George Holstrom ........1929-32 ... 13 22 3 .382
John Utz .....................1933-35 ..... 9 18 1 .339
Al “Doggie” Julian ......1936-44 ... 42 46 1 .478
Larry Rosatti ................1945 .......... 0 5 0 .000
Ben Schwartzwalder ...1946-48 ... 25 5 0 .833
Howie Baughman .......1949-50 ..... 4 11 2 .294
Tom Triplett .................1951-55 ... 14 25 2 .366
Ray Whispell ...............1956-69 ... 50 69 2 .421
Frank Marino ..............1970-80 ... 54 40 6 .570
Ralph Kirchenheiter .....1981-89 ... 52 33 1 .610
Fran Meagher .............1990-93 ... 10 28 1 .269
Greg Olejack ...............1994-96 ..... 3 26 1 .117
Mike Donnelly .........1997-08 ... 81 47 0 .633
Totals (107 seasons) ............. 462 477 41 .492
Series SeriesRecords Records
Mike Donnelly got showered
after Muhlenberg defeated
Mass.-Dartmouth in 2002 in its
fi rst NCAA Tournament game.
Donnelly has a record of 79-33
(.705) in his last 112 games and
became the Mules’ all-time winningest
coach in 2005.
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Individual IndividualRecords Records
C=career; S=season; G=game
underline = achieved during Coach Donnelly’s tenure
Note: Stats accumulated in postseason games did not count
prior to 2002.
rushing
• CARRIES
C 895 John DeLuca, 2005-08 (4,041 yards)
849 Matt Bernardo, 2000-03 (4,117 yards)
S 339 John DeLuca, 2008 (1,634 yards)
329 John DeLuca, 2007 (1,533 yards)
G 45 Brian Bodine vs. Ursinus, 1978 (219 yards)
holds record of 20 consecutive carries
44 Matt Bernardo vs. J. Hopkins, 2002 (140 yards)
• YARDS
C 4,117 Matt Bernardo, 2000-03 (849 carries)
4,041 John DeLuca, 2005-08 (895 carries)
S 1,634 John DeLuca, 2008 (339 carries)
1,533 John DeLuca, 2007 (329 carries)
G 263 Jason Brader, Swarthmore, 1998 (29 carries)
258 John Sules vs. Western Md., 1976 (37 carries)
• YARDS PER GAME
C 134.2 Jason Brader, 1997-98 (2,684 in 20)
102.9 Matt Bernardo, 2000-03 (4,117 in 40)
S 148.5 John DeLuca, 2008 (1,634 in 11)
140.6 Jason Brader, 1997 (1,406 in 10)
• YARDS PER CARRY
C 6.4 Marty Binder, 1944, 1947-48 (253-1,627)
5.6 Herb Owens, 1957-59 (249-1,405)
S 7.3 Russ Strait, 1947 (57-416)
7.0 Jack Crider, 1947 (67-469)
G 17.6 Herb Owens vs. Temple, 1958 (9-158)
13.7 Mike Bailey vs. Lebanon Valley, 1981 (11-151)
• TOUCHDOWNS
C 60 Matt Bernardo, 2000-03
35 John DeLuca, 2005-08
S 19 Matt Bernardo, 2001
17 Matt Bernardo, 2002
G 4 John DeLuca vs. Juniata, 2007
4 Matt Bernardo vs. Ursinus, 2002
4 Matt Bernardo vs. Franklin & Marshall, 2001
4 Matt Bernardo vs. Moravian, 2000
4 Jason Brader vs. Swarthmore, 1997
4 Leland Lott vs. Johns Hopkins, 1975
4 Nick Borrell vs. East Stroudsburg Normal, 1925
Chris Reed led all Division III kickers in fi eld goals made
and points in 2002.
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scoring
• POINTS
C 408 Matt Bernardo, 2000-03 (68 TDs)
261 Nick Borrell, 1924-27 (40 TDs, 13 PATs,
2 FGs, 1 safety)
S 132 Matt Bernardo, 2002 (22 TDs)
114 Matt Bernardo, 2001 (19 TDs)
G 28 Billy Stephens vs. Bloomsburg, 1916
(3 TDs, 10 PATs)
24 11 times, most recent: John DeLuca vs.
Juniata, 2007 (4 TDs)
• TOUCHDOWNS
C 68 Matt Bernardo, 2000-03
41 Joshua Carter, 1998-01
S 22 Matt Bernardo, 2002
19 Matt Bernardo, 2001
G 4 11 times, most recent: John DeLuca vs.
Juniata, 2007
• POINTS SCORED BY KICKING
C 202 Chris Reed, 1999-02 (124 PATs, 26 FGs)
128 Jordon Grube, 2004-07 (56 PATs, 24 FGs)
S 97 Chris Reed, 2002 (49 PATs, 16 FGs)
69 Michael Katz, 2008 (45 PATs, 8 FGs)
G 18 Chris Reed vs. Kings Point, 2002 (6 PATs, 4 FGs)
14 Chris Reed vs. F&M, 2002 (8 PATs, 2 FGs)
• FIELD GOALS MADE
C 27 Bob Powers, 1988-90 (attempted 42)
26 Chris Reed, 1999-02 (attempted 46)
S 16 Chris Reed, 2002 (attempted 21)
11 Bob Powers, 1988 (attempted 18)
G 4 Chris Reed vs. Kings Point, 2002 (attempted 4)
4 Eric Abrams vs. Catholic, 1986 (attempted 4)
• FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
C 46 Chris Reed, 1999-02 (made 26)
43 Jordon Grube, 2004-07 (made 24)
S 21 Chris Reed, 2002 (made 16)
20 Tom Mulroy, 1984 (made 10)
G 5 Tom Mulroy vs. F&M, 1984 (made 2)
4 most recent: Chris Reed vs. Johns Hopkins,
2002 (made 3)
• FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
C 64.3 Bob Powers, 1988-90 (27-42)
61.1 Eric Abrams, 1985-86 (11-18)
S 88.9 Victor Lea, 1981 (8-9)
76.2 Chris Reed, 2002 (16-21)
• LONGEST FIELD GOALS
52 yards Victor Lea vs. Johns Hopkins, 1981
50 yards Victor Lea vs. Dickinson, 1982
49 yards Chris Reed vs. Franklin & Marshall, 2002
49 yards Chris Reed vs. Kings Point, 2002
49 yards Mike Hiller vs. Lebanon Valley, 1979
• POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWN MADE
C 124 Chris Reed, 1999-2002 (attempted 132)
78 Sam Stovall, 1973-76 (attempted 83)
S 49 Chris Reed, 2002 (attempted 51)
45 Michael Katz, 2008 (attempted 45)
G 10 Billy Stephens vs. Bloomsburg Normal, 1916
9 Trygve Kleppinger vs. Swarthmore, 1969 (att. 9)
• PAT PERCENTAGE
C 94.5 Michael Dickinson, 1998-2000 (54-57)
93.9 Chris Reed, 1999-02 (124-132)
S 100.0 Michael Katz, 2008 (45-45)
100.0 Sam Stovall, 1976 (29-29)
• CONSECUTIVE PATs MADE
45 Michael Katz, 2008
36 Chris Reed, 2001-02*
30 Sam Stovall, 1975-76*
• TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS MADE
C 10 David Binder, 1961-64
6 Randy Uhrich, 1967-70; Ron Henry, 1964-67
S 4 David Binder, 1964; Charlie Woginrich, 1962
G 3 Randy Uhrich vs. Swarthmore, 1967
* Had postseason stats counted in 2001, Reed’s streak would
not have eclipsed Stovall’s.
top performances
top performances
rushing
1,000 YARDS IN A CAREER
Player Years Att Yds Avg TD
Matt Bernardo 2000-03 849 4,117 4.8 60
John DeLuca 2005-08 895 4,041 4.5 35
Jason Brader 1997-98 548 2,684 4.9 19
Brian Bodine 1977-80 548 2,293 4.2 16
John Sules 1976-78 413 1,806 4.4 18
Jeff Potkul 1985-88 345 1,752 5.1 7
John Mill 1973-75 329 1,665 5.1 12
Marty Binder * 1947-48 253 1,627 6.4 25
Charlie Kuntzleman 1959-61 291 1,499 5.2 18
Herb Owens 1957-59 249 1,405 5.6 19
Rob Paessler 1987-90 375 1,350 3.6 8
Anthony Wolfsohn 1999-00 269 1,320 4.9 11
Michael Bailey 1981-83 309 1,319 4.3 3
Bruce Weaver 1968-71 334 1,305 3.9 23
Jackie McDonald ** 1953-55 304 1,291 4.2 12
Ron Salley 1971-73 311 1,276 4.1 10
Mickey Mottola 1979-82 309 1,220 3.9 7
Ed Yost 1958-60 252 1,218 4.8 14
Randy Uhrich 1967-70 357 1,115 3.1 18
Gerry Fahy 1975-78 229 1,036 4.5 9
Charlie Woginrich 1962-65 200 1,027 5.1 1
* also played in 1944; statistics unavailable
** 1952 statistics unavailable
600 YARDS IN A SEASON
Player Year Att Yds Avg TD
John DeLuca 2008 339 1,634 4.8 15
John DeLuca 2007 329 1,533 4.7 16
Jason Brader 1997 271 1,406 5.2 10
Matt Bernardo 2002 288 1,393 4.8 17
Jason Brader 1998 277 1,278 4.6 9
Jeff Potkul 1988 220 1,202 5.5 6
Marty Binder 1948 183 1,142 6.2 15
Matt Bernardo 2001 211 1,038 4.9 19
Matt Bernardo 2003 214 977 4.6 10
Brian Bodine 1978 219 940 4.3 7
John Sules 1976 194 886 4.6 8
Ron Salley 1973 174 850 4.9 8
John Sules 1977 159 742 4.7 9
Anthony Wolfsohn 2000 131 734 5.6 4
Matt Bernardo 2000 136 709 5.2 14
Brian Bodine 1979 170 671 3.9 4
John Mill 1973 114 662 5.8 7
Ed Sikorski 1946 122 659 5.4 7
John Landino 1987 168 651 3.9 5
Herb Owens 1957 106 639 6.0 9
Charlie Kuntzleman 1960 107 638 5.9 8
Charlie Kuntzleman 1961 119 624 5.2 7
200 YARDS IN A GAME
Player Year Opponent Att Yds TD
Jason Brader 1998 Swarthmore 29 263 2
John Sules 1976 Western Maryland 37 258 1
Matt Bernardo 2000 Moravian 40 251 4
Jason Brader 1997 Swarthmore 28 246 4
John DeLuca 2008 McDaniel 32 242 3
Matt Bernardo 2000 Ursinus 39 239 3
Matt Bernardo 2003 Gettysburg 42 226 1
Brian Bodine 1978 Ursinus 45 219 1
Jason Brader 1997 Gettysburg 35 218 3
Jeff Potkul 1988 Ursinus 24 217 2
John Sules 1977 Western Maryland 37 212 1
Jeff Potkul 1988 Hampden-Sydney 24 208 2
John DeLuca 2008 Ursinus 40 202 3
John Mill 1973 Johns Hopkins 27 201 2
Gerry Fahy 1977 Johns Hopkins 20 200 3
80 YARDS ON A CARRY
Player Year Opponent Yds
Alex Schmidt 1984 Lebanon Valley 98 TD
Marty Binder 1948 Franklin & Marshall 95 TD
Dave Brown 1964 Gettysburg 88 TD
Ed DiYanni 1971 Lebanon Valley 83 TD
Jeff Potkul 1988 Ursinus 82 TD
Lynn Rothrock 1964 Lebanon Valley 81 TD
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passing
• EFFICIENCY RATING
C 135.3 Eric Santagato, 2005-08
133.2 Michael McCabe, 1997-2000
S 156.2 Michael McCabe, 1999
153.4 Bill Bell, 1947
• ATTEMPTS
C 928 Michael McCabe, 1997-2000 (completed 502)
holds per game record of 28.1 (928 in 33)
789 Eric Santagato, 2005-08 (completed 479)
S 385 Sean McCullough, 1993 (completed 187)
holds per game record of 42.8 (385 in 9)
344 George Fosdick, 1997 (completed 182)
G 58 Sean McCullough vs. Swarthmore, 1993 (comp. 25)
58 Gary Greb vs. Johns Hopkins, 1980 (comp. 29)
• YARDS
C 6,938 Michael McCabe, 1997-2000
holds per game record of 210.2 (6,938 in 33)
6,152 Eric Santagato, 2005-08
S 2,560 Michael McCabe, 1999
2,367 Sean McCullough, 1993
holds per game record of 263.0 (2,367 in 9)
G 471 Michael McCabe vs. Dickinson, 1999
413 Michael McCabe vs. Swarthmore, 1999
• COMPLETIONS
C 502 Michael McCabe, 1997-2000 (attempted 928)
holds per game record of 15.2 (502 in 33)
479 Eric Santagato, 2005-08 (attempted 789)
S 187 Sean McCullough, 1993 (attempted 385)
holds per game record of 20.8 (187 in 9)
182 George Fosdick, 1997 (attempted 344)
G 33 George Fosdick vs. Gettysburg, 1997 (att. 47)
29 Gary Greb vs. Johns Hopkins, 1980 (att. 58)
• COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
C 60.7 Eric Santagato, 2005-08 (479-789)
57.7 Don Sommerville, 1975-79 (138-239)
S 63.2 Eric Santagato, 2007 (170-269)
60.3 Michael McCabe, 1999 (179-297)
G 90.5 Eric Santagato vs. Juniata, 2008 (19-21)
84.6 Bill Bell vs. Bucknell, 1947 (11-13)
• YARDS PER ATTEMPT
C 8.1 Pete Broas, 1981-84 (270-2,198)
7.9 Don Sommerville, 1976-79 (239-1,894)
S 10.6 Bill Bell, 1947 (97-1,030)
9.7 Pete Broas, 1984 (149-1,446)
G 19.7 Mi. McCabe vs. Swarthmore, 1999 (21-413)
18.6 Terry Haney vs. F&M, 1962 (10-186)
top performances
top performances
passing
2,000 YARDS IN A CAREER
Player Years Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Rating
Michael McCabe 1997-00 928-502-30 .541 6,938 64 133.19
Eric Santagato 2005-08 479-789-30 .607 6,152 40 135.33
Chris Elser 1986-88 715-383-43 .536 4,549 42 114.37
Sean McCullough 1991-93 781-342-39 .438 4,432 33 95.41
Justin Jones 1999-02 570-297-35 .521 4,007 35 119.14
George Fosdick 1994-97 696-312-38 .448 3,807 21 89.81
Gary Greb 1980-82 643-289-47 .449 3,802 25 92.83
John Schlechter 1975-78 481-237-26 .493 3,432 25 115.55
Mike Reid 1972-75 529-217-39 .410 3,401 23 94.63
Ron Henry 1964-67 546-214-47 .392 2,634 18 73.38
Rollie Houseknecht 1959-61 425-168-33 .395 2,463 16 85.10
Randy Uhrich 1967-70 371-179-19 .482 2,228 24 109.80
Pete Broas 1981-84 270-136-17 .504 2,198 15 124.49
Ed DiYanni 1968-71 352-155-16 .440 2,146 19 103.97
Nick Rosetti 2001-04 352-171-21 .486 2,054 12 96.91
• YARDS PER COMPLETION
C 16.2 Pete Broas, 1981-84 (136-2,198)
15.7 Mike Reid, 1972-75 (217-3,401)
S 19.8 Bill Bell, 1947 (52-1,030)
19.3 Mike Reid, 1973 (42-809)
G 29.0 Justin Jones vs. Ursinus, 2002 (8-232)
24.3 Mi. McCabe vs. Swarthmore, 1999 (17-413)
• INTERCEPTIONS
C 47 Gary Greb, 1980-82
47 Ron Henry, 1964-67
S 22 Chris Giordano, 1985
21 Ron Henry, 1965
G 6 Justin Jones vs. Moravian, 2001
5 most recent: Rich Picinich vs. Dickinson, 1994
• INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE
C 3.2 Michael McCabe, 1997-2000 (30 of 928)
3.8 Eric Santagato, 2005-08 (30 of 789)
S 1.9 Eric Santagato, 2007 (5 of 269)
2.5 Michael McCabe, 1998 (8 of 323)
• TOUCHDOWNS
C 64 Michael McCabe, 1997-2000
42 Chris Elser, 1986-88
S 26 Michael McCabe, 1999
20 Michael McCabe, 2000
G 5 Michael McCabe vs. Dickinson, 2000
5 Michael McCabe vs. Moravian, 1999
5 Gary Greb vs. Johns Hopkins, 1980
5 Ed DiYanni vs. Swarthmore, 1969
• TOUCHDOWN PERCENTAGE
C 6.9 Michael McCabe, 1997-2000 (64 of 928)
6.5 Randy Uhrich, 1967-70 (24 of 371)
S 11.3 Bill Bell, 1947 (11 of 97)
9.4 Randy Uhrich, 1968 (12 of 127)
total offense
• PLAYS
C 1,101 Eric Santagato, 2005-08 (6,856 yards)
1,088 Michael McCabe, 1997-2000 (6,939 yards)
S 476 Sean McCullough, 1993 (2,375 yards)
390 George Fosdick, 1997 (2,219 yards)
G 67 S. McCullough vs. Moravian, 1993 (278 yards)
65 S. McCullough vs. Swarthmore, 1993 (367 yds)
All-time passing leader Michael McCabe had
eight 300-yard games from 1998 to 2000.
1,000 YARDS IN A SEASON
Player Year Att-Cmp Yds TD
Michael McCabe 1999 297-179 2,560 26
Sean McCullough 1993 385-187 2,367 14
Michael McCabe 2000 302-165 2,327 20
George Fosdick 1997 344-182 2,327 13
Eric Santagato 2007 269-170 2,326 15
Eric Santagato 2008 267-160 2,094 19
Justin Jones 2002 274-153 2,042 18
Michael McCabe 1998 323-155 2,027 18
Chris Elser 1987 286-156 1,899 19
Gary Greb 1980 253-124 1,742 15
Chris Elser 1988 267-148 1,649 15
Eric Santagato 2006 228-134 1,628 5
Justin Jones 2001 233-113 1,519 13
Ed DiYanni 1971 243-106 1,484 12
Pete Broas 1984 149-82 1,446 10
Chris Giordano 1985 250-108 1,428 8
Ron Henry 1965 242-111 1,413 10
Nick Rosetti 2004 248-120 1,390 9
Don Sommerville 1979 170-95 1,252 6
Gary Greb 1981 204-92 1,128 5
John Schlechter 1976 156-81 1,091 9
Sean McCullough 1991 192-72 1,051 14
Bill Bell 1947 97-52 1,030 11
Jason Jack 1994 178-84 1,027 3
Sean McCullough 1992 204-83 1,014 5
Chris Elser 1986 162-79 1,001 8
Individual IndividualRecords Records
• YARDS
C 6,939 Michael McCabe, 1997-00 (1 rush, 6,938 pass)
6,856 Eric Santagato, 2005-08 (704 rush, 6,152 pass)
S 2,545 Michael McCabe, 1999 (-15 rush, 2,560 pass)
2,442 Eric Santagato, 2008 (348 rush, 2,094 pass)
G 457 Michael McCabe vs. Dickinson, 1999 (-14 rush,
471 pass)
408 Michael McCabe vs. Swarthmore, 1999
(-5 rush, 413 pass)
• YARDS PER GAME
C 210.3 Michael McCabe, 1997-2000 (6,939 in 33)
195.9 Eric Santagato, 2005-08 (6,856 in 35)
S 263.9 Sean McCullough, 1993 (2,375 in 9)
254.5 Michael McCabe, 1999 (2,545 in 10)
• YARDS PER PLAY
C 6.38 Michael McCabe, 1997-2000 (1,088-6,939)
6.23 Eric Santagato, 2005-08 (1,101-6,856)
S 7.36 Michael McCabe, 1999 (346-2,545)
7.02 Eric Santagato, 2008 (348-2,442)
G 18.55 Mi. McCabe vs. Swarthmore, 1999 (22-408)
12.38 Mike Reid vs. Western Md., 1975 (26-322)
• TOUCHDOWNS
C 66 Michael McCabe, 1997-00 (2 rush, 64 pass)
61 Eric Santagato, 2005-08 (21 rush, 40 pass)
S 26 Michael McCabe, 1999 (26 pass)
24 Eric Santagato, 2008 (5 rush, 19 pass)
24 Justin Jones, 2002 (6 rush, 18 pass)
G 5 Eric Santagato vs. Gettysburg, 2006 (3 rush, 2
pass)
5 Michael McCabe vs. Dickinson, 2000 (5 pass)
5 Michael McCabe vs. Moravian, 1999 (5 pass)
5 Gary Greb vs. Johns Hopkins, 1980 (5 pass)
5 Ed DiYanni vs. Swarthmore, 1969 (5 pass)
300 YARDS IN A GAME
Player Year Opponent Att-Cmp Yds TD
Michael McCabe 1999 Dickinson 36-28 471 4
Michael McCabe 1999 Swarthmore 21-17 413 3
Gary Greb 1980 Johns Hopkins 58-29 403 5
Michael McCabe 2000 Dickinson 26-16 375 5
Sean McCullough 1993 Ursinus 46-25 368 3
Michael McCabe 2000 Johns Hopkins 44-25 360 1
Michael McCabe 2000 Hartwick 42-25 355 3
George Fosdick 1997 Gettysburg 47-33 355 2
Sean McCullough 1993 Swarthmore 58-25 351 2
Michael McCabe 1999 Johns Hopkins 42-24 346 2
Michael McCabe 1998 Gettysburg 29-17 341 3
Rollie Houseknecht 1961 Kings Point 24-15 338 3
Pete Broas 1984 Ursinus 25-18 335 3
George Fosdick 1997 Carnegie Mellon 56-26 318 2
George Fosdick 1997 Hartwick 35-20 314 1
Eric Santagato 2008 Wilkes 26-18 308 3
Michael McCabe 1998 Grove City 41-20 304 3
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Individual IndividualRecords Records
2,000 YARDS IN A CAREER
Player Years Yds Rush Rec Ret Att Avg
Joshua Carter 1998-01 6,642 170 2,733 3,739 420 15.8
Matt Bernardo 2000-03 5,544 4,117 870 557 957 5.8
John DeLuca 2005-08 4,612 4,041 219 352 943 4.9
John Sartori 1976-79 3,291 57 2,486 748 210 15.7
Jason Brader 1997-98 3,218 2,684 403 0 596 5.4
Brian Bodine 1977-80 3,160 2,293 225 642 609 5.2
Kodi Shay 2000-03 3,118 141 1,852 1,125 199 15.7
Charlie Woginrich 1962-65 2,839 1,027 1,083 729 333 8.5
Rob Lokerson 1991-94 2,680 2 2,678 0 170 15.8
K. McFarlane 1996-99 2,516 8 2,484 24 142 17.7
Jeff Potkul 1985-88 2,367 1,752 285 330 395 6.0
John Sules 1976-78 2,244 1,806 118 320 456 4.9
Tom Neumann 1982-85 2,203 0 1,312 891 117 18.8
Eric Slaton 1988-91 2,106 (-4) 1,083 1,027 134 15.7
Anthony Wolfsohn 1999-00 2,076 1,320 588 168 327 6.3
Carl Evans 1968-71 2,044 22 2,022 0 109 18.8
John Sartori was the Mules’ career leader in
all-purpose yardage for 20 years until his total
was doubled by three-time All-American Joshua
Carter.
all-purpose running
• YARDS
C 6,642 Joshua Carter, 1998-01
5,544 Matt Bernardo, 2000-03
S 2,173 Matt Bernardo, 2002
2,083 Joshua Carter, 1999
holds record of 208.3 per game
G 344 Joshua Carter vs. Franklin & Marshall, 2000
310 Joshua Carter vs. Hartwick, 2000
• YARDS PER PLAY
C 18.8 Tom Neumann, 1982-85 (117-2,203)
18.8 Carl Evans, 1968-71 (109-2,044)
S 19.6 Tom Neumann, 1984 (45-881)
19.4 Tom Neumann, 1985 (50-968)
G 36.3 John Sartori vs. Susquehanna, 1979 (7-254)
35.8 Ted Nivison vs. Moravian, 1977 (5-179)
• RETURN YARDS
C 3,739 Joshua Carter, 1998-01 (1,550 punt,
2,189 kickoff )
** also an NCAA Division III record
1,548 Kevin Mei, 1982-85 (769 punt, 724 kickoff ,
55 interception)
S 1,318 Joshua Carter, 1999 (337 punt, 981 kickoff )
962 Joshua Carter, 2000 (455 punt, 507 kickoff )
G 207 Joshua Carter vs. Kings Point, 1999 (14 punt,
193 kickoff )
199 Joshua Carter vs. Moravian, 1999 (32 punt,
167 kickoff )
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top performances
top performances
all-purpose running
1,000 YARDS IN A SEASON
Player Year Yds Rush Rec Ret
Matt Bernardo 2002 2,173 1,393 340 440
Joshua Carter 1999 2,083 67 698 1,318
Joshua Carter 2000 2,031 28 1,041 962
John Deluca 2008 1,929 1,634 72 223
Kodi Shay 2003 1,866 77 1,025 764
Jason Brader 1997 1,768 1,406 231 131
John DeLuca 2007 1,766 1,533 104 129
Joshua Carter 2001 1,604 82 603 919
Jason Brader 1998 1,450 1,278 172 0
Marty Binder 1948 1,443 1,142 301 0
Jeff Potkul 1988 1,423 1,202 221 0
Rob Lokerson 1993 1,277 2 1,275 0
Steve Peters 1994 1,257 407 291 559
Kodi Shay 2002 1,225 64 810 351
John Sules 1976 1,222 886 48 288
Matt Bernardo 2001 1,201 1,038 84 79
Brian Bodine 1978 1,198 940 92 166
Matt Bernardo 2003 1,186 977 171 38
John Sartori 1979 1,164 60 698 406
Eric Slaton 1991 1,142 0 646 496
Ch. Woginrich 1965 1,083 191 634 258
Ron DiDio 1980 1,078 0 732 346
Anth. Wolfsohn 1999 1,065 586 386 93
Dan Bierals 1990 1,030 0 254 776
Anth. Wolfsohn 2000 1,011 734 202 75
Phil Cresta 2008 1,003 8 981 14
punt returns
• PUNT RETURNS
C 133 Joshua Carter, 1998-01 (1,550 yards)
96 Kevin Mei, 1982-85 (769 yards)
S 42 Joshua Carter, 2001 (533 yards)
34 Kodi Shay, 2002 (351 yards)
34 Joshua Carter, 2000 (455 yards)
G 8 Joshua Carter vs. F&M, 2001 (154 yards)
8 Joshua Carter vs. F&M, 2000 (105 yards)
8 Mike Kern vs. Gettysburg, 1996 (67 yards)
8 Kevin Mei vs. Dickinson, 1984 (57 yards)
• YARDS
C 1,550 Joshua Carter, 1998-01 (133 returns)
** also an NCAA Division III record
769 Kevin Mei, 1982-85 (96 returns)
S 533 Joshua Carter, 2001 (42 returns)
455 Joshua Carter, 2000 (34 returns)
G 154 Joshua Carter vs. F&M, 2001 (8 returns)
114 Joshua Carter vs. Gettysburg, 2001 (7 returns)
• AVERAGE PER RETURN
C 11.94 Jim Stampfl e, 1972-75 (55 for 657)
11.86 Kodi Shay, 2003-03 (64 for 759)
S 22.3 Dave Yoder, 1967 (10 for 223)
13.9 Jim Stampfl e, 1973 (23 for 320)
G 34.3 John Sules vs. Swarthmore, 1976 (3-103)
28.0 Kevin Mei vs. Western Maryland, 1982 (4-112)
• TOUCHDOWNS
C 3 Jim Stampfl e, 1972-75
S 2 Bobby Lee, 1956
G 1 most recent: Chris Hartzell vs. Moravian, 2008
• LONGEST PUNT RETURNS
92 yards Herb Owens vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1958
91 yards Jamie Smith vs. Swarthmore, 1980
87 yards John Sules vs. Swarthmore, 1976
81 yards Joe Allwein vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1970
80 yards Jim Stampfl e vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1974
250 YARDS IN A GAME
Player Year Opponent Yds Rush Rec Ret
Joshua Carter 2000 Frank. & Marsh. 344 0 210 134
Joshua Carter 2000 Hartwick 310 0 198 112
Joshua Carter 1999 Ursinus 309 6 145 158
Joshua Carter 1999 Moravian 308 22 87 199
John DeLuca 2008 McDaniel 305 242 0 63
Joshua Carter 2000 Kings Point 297 (-3) 157 143
Jason Brader 1998 Swarthmore 293 263 30 0
Ron DiDio 1980 Johns Hopkins 290 0 162 128
Kodi Shay 2003 McDaniel 284 15 136 133
Kodi Shay 2003 Dickinson 280 5 160 115
John Sules 1976 Western Md. 278 258 0 20
John Sules 1976 Swarthmore 277 144 4 129
Joshua Carter 2001 Cal Lutheran 275 14 137 124
Anth. Wolfsohn 2000 Johns Hopkins 267 158 64 45
Matt Bernardo 2002 Frank. & Marsh. 265 117 36 112
Ch. Kuntzleman 1960 Frank. & Marsh. 256 111 50 95
Matt Bernardo 2000 Moravian 255 251 4 0
Jason Brader 1997 Swarthmore 254 246 8 0
Kodi Shay 2003 Ursinus 250 6 191 53
Matt Bernardo 2002 Mass.-Dartmouth 250 174 29 47
kickoff returns
• KICKOFF RETURNS
C 75 Joshua Carter, 1998-01 (2,189 yards)
45 Dan Bierals, 1987-90 (865 yards)
S 31 Dan Bierals, 1990 (563 yards)
28 Joshua Carter, 1999 (981 yards)
G 8 Pat Johnston vs. Susquehanna, 1987 (193 yards)
7 Dan Bierals vs. Dickinson, 1990 (101 yards)
• YARDS
C 2,189 Joshua Carter, 1998-01 (75 returns)
865 Dan Bierals, 1987-90 (45 returns)
S 981 Joshua Carter, 1999 (28 returns)
** also an NCAA Division III record
563 Dan Bierals, 1990 (31 returns)
G 193 Joshua Carter vs. Kings Point, 1999 (3 returns)
193 Pat Johnston vs. Susquehanna, 1987 (8 returns)
• AVERAGE PER RETURN
C 29.2 Joshua Carter, 1998-01 (75-2,189)
24.6 Tom Neumann, 1982-85 (34-838)
S 35.0 Joshua Carter, 1999 (28-981)
31.4 Matt Bernardo, 2002 (14-440)
G 64.3 Joshua Carter vs. Kings Point, 1999 (3-193)
49.0 Tom Oleksa vs. Dickinson, 1974 (3-147)
• TOUCHDOWNS
C 4 Joshua Carter, 1998-01
2 Phillip Gasker, 2002-05
2 Jim Stampfl e, 1972-75
2 Tom Oleksa, 1971-74
2 Charlie Kuntzleman, 1959-61
S 3 Joshua Carter, 1999
2 Tom Oleksa, 1974
G 1 most recent: Brandon Doyle vs. TCNJ, 2006
• LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS
100 yards Brian Bodine vs. Ursinus, 1977
Charlie Kuntzleman vs. F&M, 1961
Dave Ehlers vs. Bucknell, 1952
97 yards Tom Neumann vs. Western Maryland, 1984
96 yards Tom Oleksa vs. Ursinus, 1974
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top performances
top performances
receiving
75 RECEPTIONS IN A CAREER
Player Years Rec Yds Avg TD
Joshua Carter 1998-01 169 2,733 16.2 33
Rob Lokerson 1991-94 169 2,678 15.8 13
John Sartori 1976-79 152 2,486 16.4 25
Kenyamo McFarlane 1996-99 137 2,484 18.1 23
Jeff Andrews 1982-85 108 1,774 16.4 4
Carl Evans 1968-71 106 2,022 19.1 24
Bob Mann 1984-87 105 1,655 15.8 13
Tony Concordia 1985-88 102 1,470 14.4 15
Kodi Shay 2000-03 100 1,852 18.5 17
Phil Cresta 2006-08 99 1,720 17.4 14
Chuck Draper 1996-99 95 1,269 13.4 6
Matt Bernardo 2000-03 88 870 9.9 7
Stephen Montalto 2003-06 86 1,040 12.1 5
Bill Van Dyke 1992-95 82 946 11.5 6
Matt Johnson 2004-07 79 1,059 13.4 7
Ted Dick 1967-70 79 874 11.1 6
Henry Large 1987-89 77 725 9.4 11
Charlie Woginrich 1962-65 76 1,083 14.3 8
Kevin Cannon 1995-98 76 938 12.3 4
Tom Neumann 1982-85 75 1,312 17.5 10
George Wheeler 1969-72 75 912 12.2 4
40 RECEPTIONS IN A SEASON
Player Year Rec Yds Avg TD
Rob Lokerson 1993 76 1,275 16.8 6
Kevin Cannon 1997 62 780 12.6 2
Joshua Carter 2000 60 1,041 17.4 14
Phil Cresta 2008 56 981 17.5 9
Matt Johnson 2007 54 837 15.5 6
Kodi Shay 2003 52 1,025 19.7 11
Kenyamo McFarlane 1999 51 886 17.4 11
Rob Lokerson 1994 50 741 14.8 2
John Sartori 1979 48 698 14.5 4
Kodi Shay 2002 46 810 17.6 6
Joshua Carter 1999 45 698 15.5 9
Kenyamo McFarlane 1998 44 762 17.3 9
Charlie Woginrich 1965 44 634 14.4 5
Phil Cresta 2007 43 739 17.2 5
Ron DiDio 1980 43 732 17.0 6
Kyle Douglass 2005 42 608 14.5 7
Joshua Carter 2001 41 603 14.7 7
Jeff Andrews 1985 40 565 14.1 2
Carl Evans 1971 40 690 17.3 7
10 RECEPTIONS IN A GAME
Player Year Opponent Rec Yds TD
Rob Lokerson 1993 Ursinus 15 235 3
Kevin Cannon 1997 Gettysburg 13 148 0
Rob Lokerson 1993 Swarthmore 13 219 1
Kevin Cannon 1997 Carnegie Mellon 12 110 1
Joshua Carter 2000 Hartwick 11 198 2
Joshua Carter 2000 Johns Hopkins 11 140 1
Joshua Carter 1999 Ursinus 11 145 1
Rob Lokerson 1993 Gettysburg 11 131 0
Ron DiDio 1980 Johns Hopkins 11 162 2
Kevin Cannon 1997 Johns Hopkins 10 179 1
Joshua Carter 2001 King’s 10 163 0
Rob Lokerson 1993 F&M 10 153 0
Ron DiDio 1981 F&M 10 146 2
Joshua Carter 2001 Hartwick 10 76 1
80 YARDS ON A RECEPTION
Receiver/Quarterback Year Opponent Yds
G. Reed/J. Skidmore 1951 Albright 90 TD
D. Lowe/R. Houseknecht 1961 Kings Point 89 TD
D. Binder/S. Opp 1963 Lycoming 88 TD
E. Snyder/E.Santagato 2007 Johns Hopkins 86 TD
T. Nivison/D. Sommerville 1977 Moravian 82 TD
R. Boll/M. Reid 1973 Delaware Valley 82 TD
W. Staehle/M. Reid 1975 Western Md. 81 TD
T. Concordia/C. Giordano 1985 Gettysburg 80 TD
C. Woginrich/T. Haney 1962 F&M 80 TD
receiving
• RECEPTIONS
C 169 Joshua Carter, 1998-01 (2,733 yards)
169 Rob Lokerson, 1991-94 (2,678 yards)
S 76 Rob Lokerson, 1993 (1,275 yards)
62 Kevin Cannon, 1997 (780 yards)
G 15 Rob Lokerson vs. Ursinus, 1993 (235 yards)
13 Kevin Cannon vs. Gettysburg, 1997 (148 yards)
• RECEPTIONS PER GAME
C 4.44 Rob Lokerson, 1991-94 (169 in 38)
4.33 Joshua Carter, 1998-01 (169 in 39)
S 8.4 Rob Lokerson, 1993 (76 in 9)
6.2 Kevin Cannon, 1997 (62 in 10)
• YARDS
C 2,733 Joshua Carter, 1998-01 (169 receptions)
2,678 Rob Lokerson, 1991-94 (169 receptions)
S 1,275 Rob Lokerson, 1993 (76 receptions)
1,041 Joshua Carter, 2000 (60 receptions)
G 235 Rob Lokerson vs. Ursinus, 1993 (15 receptions)
222 Kenyamo McFarlane vs. G’burg, 1998 (8 rec.)
• YARDS PER GAME
C 70.5 Rob Lokerson, 1991-94 (2,678 in 38)
70.1 Joshua Carter, 1998-01 (2,733 in 39)
S 141.7 Rob Lokerson, 1993 (1,275 in 9)
104.1 Joshua Carter, 2000 (1,041 in 10)
• YARDS PER RECEPTION
C 21.3 Randy Boll, 1972-74 (51-1,086)
19.1 Carl Evans, 1968-71 (106-2,022)
S 32.8 Randy Boll, 1973 (11-361)
30.7 Gene Reed, 1950 (15-460)
G 35.8 Ted Nivison vs. Moravian, 1977 (5-179)
30.0 Kenyamo McFarlane vs. S’more, 1999 (5-150)
30.0 Walt Staehle vs. Rensselaer, 1975 (5-150)
• TOUCHDOWNS
C 33 Joshua Carter, 1998-01
25 John Sartori, 1976-79
S 14 Joshua Carter, 2000
11 Kodi Shay, 2003
11 Kenyamo McFarlane, 1999
G 4 Joshua Carter vs. Franklin & Marshall, 2000
3 Kodi Shay vs. Dickinson, 2003
3 Joshua Carter vs. Kings Point, 2001 and 2000
3 Rob Lokerson vs. Ursinus, 1993
3 Jack Crider vs. Albright, 1947
defense (since 1981)
• TOTAL TACKLES
C 351 John D’Angelo, 1992-95 (184 solo)
336 Craig Stump, 1989-92 (186 solo)
S 139 Craig Stump, 1992 (76 solo)
138 Craig Stump, 1991 (80 solo)
G 27 Erik Hammar vs. Grove City, 1999 (16 solo)
22 John D’Angelo vs. Swarthmore, 1994 (16 solo)
• SOLO TACKLES
C 213 John Murphy, 1985-88
186 Craig Stump, 1989-92
S 80 Craig Stump, 1991
76 Craig Stump, 1992
G 18 Craig Stump vs. Kings Point, 1992
16 Erik Hammar vs. Grove City, 1999
16 John D’Angelo vs. Swarthmore, 1994
• TACKLES FOR LOSS (not including sacks)
C 33.5 Joe Vecchio, 1990-93
25 James Dickinson, 1986-89
S 14 James Dickinson, 1988
13.5 Matt Rathbun, 2008
G 4.5 Joe Vecchio vs. Gettysburg, 1991
3.5 Matt Rathbun vs. Ursinus, 2008
• SACKS
C 22.5 Dan McCall, 2002-05
22 Chris Musselman, 2004-07
S 10.5 Dan Walker, 2004
10.5 Dan McCall, 2003
G 5.5 Dan McCall vs. Ursinus, 2003
4 Richard Zrebiec vs. Wilkes, 2000 (postseason)
Individual IndividualRecords Records
• PASS BREAKUPS
C 26 Justin Adair, 2002-05; Mike Burke, 1997-2000
24 Jordan Wright, 1999-2002
S 13 Justin Adair, 2004; Mike Burke, 1999
G 4 Justin Adair vs. Johns Hopkins, 2004
4 Mike McCurley vs. Ursinus, 2004
4 David Jones vs. Johns Hopkins, 2000
4 Leroy Jeff erson vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1998
4 Damon DeLucca vs. Moravian, 1991
• FUMBLE RECOVERIES
C 8 Matt Rathbun, 2005-08
7 Beau Sherry, 1999-02
S 4 Matt Rathbun, 2007 and 2006
4 four others
G 2 six times, most recent: Kevin Ciccarello vs.
Salisbury, 2007
• LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN
75 yards Sam Beidleman vs. Lebanon Valley, 1962
• BLOCKED KICKS
C 10 Dan Terpstra, 1993-96
7 Kenyamo McFarlane, 1996-99
S 6 Dan Terpstra, 1994
4 Michael Della Pella, 2003
G 2 Dan McCall vs. Dickinson, 2005
2 Dan Terpstra vs. Swarthmore, 1994
• LONGEST BLOCKED PUNT RETURN
55 yards Nick Borrell vs. Lehigh, 1927
interceptions
• INTERCEPTIONS
C 17 Mike Pagan, 1987-90 (168 yards)
16 Mike Burke, 1997-2000 (152 yards)
S 9 Mike Burke, 2000 (111 yards)
9 Pete Gorgone, 1942
G 5 Pete Gorgone vs. Dickinson, 1942
4 Erik Hammar vs. Hartwick, 2001 (27 yards)
• YARDS
C 266 Joe Allwein, 1970-73 (14 interceptions)
242 Charles Smith, 1975-78 (13 interceptions)
S 164 Matt Rathbun, 2008 (4 interceptions)
152 Joe Allwein, 1973 (6 interceptions)
G 121 Cameron Ahouse vs. J. Hopkins, 2006 (2 int.)
98 Bill Ray vs. Ursinus, 1975 (1 interception)
• TOUCHDOWNS
C 4 Lynn Rothrock, 1962-64
2 several players
S 2 John McCusker, 1977; Russ Strait, 1947
2 Lynn Rothrock, 1964 and 1963
G 1 most recent: Matt Rathbun vs. Ursinus, 2008
• LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS
98 yards Bill Ray vs. Ursinus, 1975
96 yards Henry Gutekunst vs. Albright, 1936
95 yards Cameron Ahouse vs. Johns Hopkins, 2006
95 yards Tom Gorman vs. Ursinus, 1988
90 yards Anthony Capobianco vs. Upsala, 1964
punting
• PUNTS
C 264 Frank Gripp, 1994-97 (9,159 yards)
247 Gerry Scott, 1989-92 (8,898 yards)
S 84 Frank Gripp, 1995 (2,873 yards)
74 Frank Gripp, 1996 (2,581 yards)
G 12 four times, most recent: Joe Getz vs.
Johns Hopkins, 2003 (353 yards)
• AVERAGE
C 40.8 Dave Brottman/Lewis, 1984-85 (97-3,955)
36.8 James Barski, 1997-2000 (161-5,921)
S 41.6 Dave Lewis, 1985 (55-2,290)
39.6 Dave Brottman, 1984 (42-1,665)
G 45.6 Doug LiGregni vs. Swarthmore, 1978 (5-228)
45.2 Gerry Scott vs. Gettysburg, 1990 (5-226)
• LONGEST PUNT
76 yards Gerry Scott vs. Kings Point, 1992
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Team TeamRecords Records
Game Season*
total offense
Most plays ...............................96 vs. Johns Hopkins, 1970 ..................... 755 in 1997 (862^^)
Fewest plays.............................38 vs. Lebanon Valley, 1963 ..................... 453 in 1956
Most yards gained ...................690 vs. Albright, 1946 .............................. 4,278 in 2000
and 1947 (4,532^^)
Fewest yards gained .................33 vs. Susquehanna, 1990 ........................ 1,336 in 1956
Highest average per play ..........13.77 vs. Swarthmore, 1947 (43-592) ...... 7.19 in 1947
Most yards, both teams ...........1,134 vs. Gettysburg, 1997 (M 587, G 547) N/A
Most plays by opponent ..........99 by Wilkes, 1965 .................................. 777 in 1995 (801^)
Fewest plays by opponent ........36 by Upsala, 1947 .................................. 387 in 1955
Most yards allowed ..................715 vs. Lycoming, 1965 ........................... 3,944 in 1994
Fewest yards allowed................59 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 2000 ............ 1,134 in 1947
Lowest per play allowed ...........N/A .......................................................... 2.44 in 1947
scoring
Most points scored ..................85 vs. Bloomsburg, 1916 .......................... 368 in 1947 (429^)
Fewest points scored ................0, most recent vs. Wesley, 2008 ................ 24 in 1928
Most points in a quarter ..........34 vs. Swarthmore, 1968 (second) ............ N/A
Most points, both teams ..........90 vs. F&M, 2002 (M 68, F&M 22) ..... N/A
Fewest points, both teams .......0, most recent vs. Swarthmore, 1979 ........ N/A
Most points allowed ................70 vs. Albright, 1936 ................................ 335 in 1994
Fewest points allowed ..............0, most recent vs. F&M, 2007 ................ 25 in 1916
Most touchdowns scored .........12 vs. Bloomsburg, 1916 .......................... 56 in 1947
Most fi eld goals made ..............4 vs. Kings Point, 2002; vs. Catholic, 1986 . 16 in 2002
Most fi eld goals attempted.......5 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1984 ............... 20 in 1984 (21^)
Most PATs made .....................10 vs. Bloomsburg, 1916 .......................... 42 in 1999 (49^)
Most PATs attempted ..............12 vs. Bloomsburg, 1916 .......................... 56 in 1947
Most 2-point conv. made ........3 vs. Swarthmore, 1967; .......................... 9 in 1963
vs. Lebanon Valley, 1964
Most 2-point conv. attempted ...6 vs. Ursinus, 1968 ................................... 21 in 1963
Most safeties ............................2 vs. Swarthmore, 1983 ............................ 3 in 1951
rushing
Most rushes .............................71 vs. Johns Hopkins, 1970 ..................... 534 in 1948 (573^^)
Fewest rushes ...........................16 vs. Moravian, 1972 .............................. 257 in 1965
Most yards gained ...................568 vs. Albright, 1946 .............................. 2,296 in 1948
Fewest yards gained .................-64 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1972 ........... 459 in 1972
Highest average per rush..........10.5 vs. Swarthmore, 1947 (30 for 317) ... 6.2 in 1947
Most touchdowns ....................8 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1947 ............... 32 in 2001 and 1947
Most rushes by opponent ........90 by Wilkes, 1965 .................................. 558 in 1965
Fewest rushes by opponent ......14 by Upsala, 1947 .................................. 285 in 1955
Most yards allowed ..................482 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1965 ........... 2,728 in 1965
Fewest yards allowed................-44 vs. Upsala, 1947 ................................. 372 in 1947
Lowest per rush allowed ..........N/A .......................................................... 1.3 in 1947
Most touchdowns allowed .......8 vs. Bucknell, 1951 ................................. 26 in 1994
Fewest touchdowns allowed .....N/A .......................................................... 3 in 1947
passing
Most attempts .........................59 vs. Swarthmore, 1993 .......................... 390 in 1993
Fewest attempts .......................3 vs. F&M, 1958; vs. Lafayette, 1955 ...... N/A
Most yards gained ...................471 vs. Dickinson, 1999 ......................... 3,027 in 1999
Most completions ....................33 vs. Gettysburg, 1997 .......................... 210 in 1999
Fewest completions .................0, most recent vs. Lafayette, 1955 ............. N/A
Most yards per completion ......N/A .......................................................... 21.3 in 1947
Most yards per attempt ............N/A .......................................................... 10.4 in 1947
Highest percent completed .......870 vs. Juniata, 2008 (20 for 23) .......... .637 in 2007
Most passes had intercepted ....6 vs. Moravian, 2001; vs. Western .......... 24 in 1985 and 1994
Maryland, 1991; vs. Widener, 1972
Most touchdowns ....................5 vs. Dickinson, 2000; vs. F&M, 2000; ... 29 in 1999
vs. Moravian, 1999; vs. Johns Hopkins,
1980; vs. Swarthmore, 1969 and 1947
Most attempts by opponent.....64 by Western Maryland, 1995 ................ 328 in 2001 (339^)
Fewest attempts by opponent ....1 by Lebanon Valley, 1966; by King’s, 1962
Most yards allowed ..................494 vs. Susquehanna, 1987 ...................... 2,013 in 1987
Most completions allowed .......29 vs. Western Maryland, 1993; .............. 149 in 1994 (160^)
vs. Ursinus, 1988
Fewest completions allowed .....0, most recent vs. Ursinus, 1965 ............... N/A
Lowest pct. comp. allowed ......N/A .......................................................... .344 in 1951
Most touchdowns allowed .......6 vs. Susquehanna, 1987 .......................... 16 in 1994 and 1948
Fewest touchdowns allowed .....N/A .......................................................... 3 in 1983
* all single-season “fewest” categories are for a minimum eight-game season
numbers in parentheses are records set in 12 games in 2002(^) or 2007 (^^); per-game average does
not exceed that of previous record
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Game Season*
punt returns
Most returns ............................9 vs. Dickinson, 1984 .............................. 47 in 1984
Most yards ...............................154 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 2001 .......... 560 in 2001
Highest average per return .......N/A .......................................................... 13.6 in 1973
Most touchdowns ....................2 vs. Moravian, 1946 (both on blocks) ..... 2 in 2002, 1999
and 1946
Most punts blocked .................2 vs. Dickinson, 2005; ........................... 5 in 1973 and 1962
vs. Johns Hopkins, 1976;
vs. Moravian, 1962 and 1946
kickoff returns
Most returns ............................10 vs. Gettysburg, 1994 ........................... 54 in 1994
Most yards ...............................231 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1975 ........... 1,119 in 1999
Highest average per return .......N/A .......................................................... 28.7 in 1999
Most touchdowns ....................1 many times ............................................ 3 in 1999 and 1974
turnovers
Most turnovers ........................8, most recent vs. Gettysburg, 1990 ......... 40 in 1990
Fewest turnovers ......................0, most recent vs. Juniata, 2008 ............ 10 in 2007
Most turnovers forced .............8, most recent vs. Ursinus, 1971 ............... 38 in 1986 and 1947
(45^)
Best turnover margin ...............N/A .......................................................... +28 in 2002
Worst turnover margin ............N/A .......................................................... -20 in 1996
interceptions
Most interceptions ..................7 vs. Hartwick, 2000; .............................. 29 in 1947
vs. Lebanon Valley, 1981
Most yards ...............................153 vs. Lycoming, 1963 ........................... 447 in 1947
Highest average per return .......N/A .......................................................... 26.5 in 1963
Most touchdowns ....................2 vs. Moravian, 1962 ................................ 4 in 1947
fumbles
Most fumbles ..........................10 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1953 ............. 41 in 1984
Fewest fumbles ........................N/A .......................................................... 10 in 1999
Most fumbles lost ....................6 vs. Delaware, 1947 ................................ 27 in 1984
Fewest fumbles lost..................N/A .......................................................... 2 in 1999
Most fumbles by opponent ......9 by Widener, 1982 .................................. 41 in 1986
Most fumbles recovered ...........6 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1956 ............... 23 in 1972
punting
Most punts ..............................13 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 1992 ............. 108 in 1931
Fewest punts............................N/A .......................................................... 36 in 1960
Highest average per punt .........45.6 vs. Swarthmore, 1978 (5 for 228) ..... 39.4 in 1985
fi rst downs
Most fi rst downs ......................35 vs. Juniata, 2007; ............................... 237 in 2008
vs. Gettysburg, 1997
Fewest fi rst downs ...................2 vs. Johns Hopkins, 2006 ....................... 81 in 1972
Most fi rst downs allowed .........31 vs. Gettysburg, 1994 ........................... 201 in 1994
Fewest fi rst downs allowed .......2 vs. Lebanon Valley, 1969 ....................... 57 in 1947
penalties
Most penalties .........................15 vs. Western Maryland, 1998 ................ 84 in 1986
Fewest penalties .......................0, most recent vs. Johns Hopkins, 1998 ... 23 in 1965
Most yards penalized ...............160 vs. Johns Hopkins, 1980 ................... 758 in 1998
Fewest yards penalized .............0, most recent vs. Johns Hopkins, 1998 ... 206 in 1965
miscellaneous
All-time record ................................. 462-477-41 (.492)
Winning-losing-.500 seasons ............ 50-48-9
Most consecutive winning seasons .... 7 from 1983 to 1989
Most consecutive losing seasons ........ 8 from 1990 to 1997
Most wins in a season ....................... 11 in 2007
Fewest wins in a season ..................... 0 in 1995, 1945 and 1902
Most losses in a season ...................... 10 in 1943
Fewest losses in a season ................... 1 in 2007, 1980, 1973, 1947, 1946 and 1917
Most ties in a season ......................... 2 in 1975, 1932, 1917, 1914, 1909, 1905 and 1902
Longest winning streak ..................... 12 from 2006 to 2007
Longest losing streak ........................ 11 from 1943 to 1944
Longest home winning streak ........... 17 from 1910 to 1914
Longest road winning streak ............. 6 from 2006 to 2007
Most shutouts in a season ................. 7 in 1924
Most consecutive shutouts ................ 4 from 1924 to 1925, and 1917 to 1918
Most times shut out in a season ........ 5 in 1931, 1928, 1920, 1914, and 1902
Most consecutive games shut out ...... 4 in 1902
Most consecutive games without
being shut out .............................. 116 from 1998 to 2008
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* A
John M. Aberly, 1908-09
Adam S. Abramowitz, 2003-04
Eric Abrams, 1986
Paul D. Accad, 1977-78
Mark W. Accomando, 2008
Jesse C. Achenbach, 1968-69-70
Anthony Acquafredda, 2005-06
Justin J. Adair, 2002-03-04-05
Cameron T. Ahouse, 2006-07-08
William R. Aitken, 1967
Daniel R. Aitkens, 2007
Marc A. Albanese, 1978-79
John E. Albert, 1905-06-07-08
Robert G. Alencewicz, 1977-78-79-80
Jacob Alexy, 1927-28-29
John M. Allen, 2007-08
Russell T. Allen, 1949-51
Robert X. Allman, 1982-83-84
Joseph P. Allwein, 1970-71-72-73
Jerry E. Alspach, 1986-87
Tarik J. Ammour, 2005
Greg R. Anderson, 1990
Harold C. Anderson, 1917-18-19-20
Toomey K. Anderson, 2002
Wilfred W. Anderson, 1926
Edwin E. Andrews, 1975-76-77-78
Jeff rey M. Andrews, 1982-83-84-85
James Aniello, 1986-87-88
Anthony Annecchiarico, 1941-42
Stephen R. Anteau, 1965-66
Charles F. Antell, 1986-87
Greg B. Arcuri, 1997-98
Scott R. Armitage, 1985
Kenneth C. Arndt, 1963
Peter P. Ascione, 1951-52-53-54
Richard A. Ashner, 1979-80
Abe Aslanides, 1947-48-49
Frank A. Auletta, 1991
Sisto J. Averno, 1946-47-48-49
Daniel F. Ayres, 1968-69-70
Michael L. Baggett, 1996
* B
Michael W. Bailey, 1981-82-83
James H. Baker, 1963
Richard J. Baker, 1988-89-90
Scott A. Baker, 1990
Michael J. Baraldi, 1987-88-89
Fred Baram, 1991
Michael R. Baran, 1974
David Barbieri, 1941
Michael R. Barclay, 1990
Andrew S. Bargerstock, 1969-70
Charles T. Bargerstock, 1964-65-66-67
William J. Barker, 1946
Ronald A. Barlok, 1960-61-62
James J. Barski, 1997-98-99-00
Evan Bartleson, 1935
Harry G. Batalin, 1929-30
Kareton L. Batt, 1950
Mark A. Bausch, 1916
Kevin D. Beaurline, 1991
Daniel I. Beck, 1993-94
Andrew E. Becker, 1986-87-88-89
Harry J. Becker, 1941
Robert E. Becker, 1947
David C. Beckett, 1965
William F. Bedenk, 1914
Prentice R. Beers, 1946-47
Paul G. Beely, 1953
Samuel T. Beidleman, 1960-61-62
Warren M. Beidler, 1906
Harold W. Bell, 1946-47
Codie D. Bender, 2007-08
Raymond F. Beneke, 1980-81-82-83
Gordon J. Bennett, 1965-66-67
Mark J. Bennett, 2003-04-05
Fred J. Berman, 1948-49-50
Matthew M. Bernardo, 2000-01-02-03
J. Howard Berry, 1913
T. Lee Berry, 1964-65-66
Robert J. Bertram, 1952
Christopher Betz, 1970
Gregg R. Bevan, 1993-94-95-96
Jerome A. Beverly, 2004
Charles V. Beyer, 1971-72-73-74
Michael J. Bialko, 2007-08
George J. Bibighaus, 1942-46
Michael A. Biechy, 1995
Todd C. Bielen, 1997-98-99
Daniel P. Bierals, 1987-88-89-90
Mark C. Bigelli, 2007-08
William G. Bilinkas, 1969-70-71-72
John G. Bilinski, 1977-78-79-80
Tom Billett, 1980
Paul G. Billy, 1953-54-55-56
David A. Binder, 1961-62-63-64
Martin W. Binder, 1947-48
Ronald Binn, 1985
Richard R. Biolsi, 1962-63-64
Mark A. Bisbing, 1980-81-82-83
Robert C. Bishop, 1986-87
John R. Bisset, 1940-41
Jason L. Bittiger, 1995-96-98
Warren E. Bittner, 1905
Jacob W. Bittner, 1905-06
George W. Bixler, 1909-10-11-12
Edward J. Black, 1923-24
James L. Black, 1943
Daniel M. Blackburn, 1911
Jack Blair, 1935
Richard J. Blank, 1982-83-84-85
John E. Blankenhagen, 2000-01-02
John W. Blend, 1965-66-67
George Bleus, 1990-91
M. Milton Bloom, 1933-35-36
William R. Bloom, 1932-34
Kenneth P. Blum, 1988-89-90
Peter Bobita, 1952
Brian E. Bodine, 1977-78-79-80
Michael J. Bodnyk, 1971
David G. Boelker, 1997-98
Michael Bogdziewicz, 1946-47-48-49
Richard A. Bogue, 1945
Dean J. Bohs, 1950-51
Craig W. Bokus, 1993
Matthew J. Boland, 2006-07-08
Randy D. Boll, 1971-72-73-74
Myles L. Bolling, 2002-03
Andrew T. Bollman, 1981-82
Hugh T. Bond, 1917
William Boone, 1932
J. Ralph Borneman, 1957-58-59
Frank E. Borrell, 1927-28-29
Nicholas Borrell, 1924-25-26-27
Paul N. Borrell, 1967-68-69-70
John L. Borst, 1964
Samuel B. Bortel, 1931
James H.S. Bossard, 1907-08
Edward Bossick, 1940-41-42
J. Patrick Boyle, 1995-96-97-98
Jason Q. Brader, 1997-98
Steven M. Brady, 1994-95-96-97
Gary L. Brandt, 1974-75-76
William E. Brandt, 1909-10
Joseph F. Brazel, 1992
Keith B. Brechbill, 1991-92
H. Leon Breidenbach, 1905-06
Lawrence R. Breiner, 1979-80-81-82
Frank Brennan, 1910
Th omas J. Brennan, 1913-14-15
David M. Brenner, 1981-82
Cliff ord E. Brewer, 1921
A.D. Bright, 1920
Andrew G. Brilakis, 1988
Anthony G. Briscella, 2001-02-03
Peter J. Broas, 1982-83-84
David J. Brooks, 1976
Bruce D. Brown, 1951
Christopher A. Brown, 1999-00-01-02
David J. Brown, 1961-62-63-64
Grant Brown, 1934-35-36
James W. Brown, 1987-88-89
George G. Brubaker, 1915
James J. Brudny, 1976-77-78-79
William M. Brundzo, 1938
Leland F. Brunner, 1915
Gerald R. Brunst, 1982-83
John F. Bucsek, 1979-80
John W. Budd, 1962-65
Jonathan M. Buglione, 1999-00-01-02
Matthew J. Buist, 1993-94-95
Eugene N. Burchfi eld, 1945
Charles Burin, 1937-38-39
John J. Burke, 1995-96
Michael J. Burke, 1997-98-99-00
Val Burkhauser, 1935
Terrence P. Burns, 1981-82
J.H. Burtner, 1927
Robert A. Bushong, 2008
Eric L. Butler, 1972-73-74-75
Allen W. Butz, 1905-06-07-08
Robert A. Butz, 1958-59-60
John P. Buza, 1978
P. Roger Byer, 1964-65-66
Th omas J. Cabelus, 1916-17
* C
A. Clifton Cage, 1962
James P. Calagreco, 1952
Robert J. Calder, 1994
John J. Caliso, 2002
Edward R. Callahan, 1958-59-60
Stephen D. Callahan, 1991
Patrick A. Calves, 2006-07
Ernie A. Campusano, 1997
Christopher R. Cannell, 1997
Kevin M. Cannon, 1997-98
M. Bradford Cannon, 1998
Anthony B. Capobianco, 1963-64-65-66
Matthew J. Capogrosso, 1996
Anthony F. Caporale, 1957
Joseph M. Caporoso, 2006-07-08
Michael F. Carey, 1976
Arthur D. Carleton, 1917-19
Nino J. Carnevale, 1956-58
Stephen G. Carnevale, 1981-82
Stanley F. Carney, 1929-30-31
Joseph M. Carr, 2004-05
Jerome P. Carroll, 1952
Timothy Carroll, 1983
Charles N. Carter, 1931-32
Joshua L. Carter, 1998-99-00-01
Nicholas Carter, 1933
William E. Carter, 1917
William J. Carty, 1956-57
William L. Caskey, 1913-14-15-16
Richard S. Cassels, 1951
Lyle H. Cate, 1917
E. Tyler Cathey, 1998-99-01-02
Wayne H. Caton, 1985-86-87-89
Dominick Ceccio, 1985
Ben Celian, 1942-43
Th omas A. Cesare, 1981-82
William Chapman, 1926-27-28
Curtis G. Cheatham, 1983
Timothy J. Chiarolanza, 2007-08
Eugene P. Christian, 1973-74-75-76
Joseph A. Christman, 1991-92-93-94
Frank A. Churchman, 1964-65-66-67
Kevin V. Ciccarello, 2004-05-06-07
Brent F. Clabaugh, 2003
Russell Clark, 1922-23-24
Brent D. Clemens, 1990-92
Donald C. Clemons, 1974-75-76
Matthew S. Cliff ord, 1991
Paul Clymer, 1924-25-26
Paul I. Clymer, 1958
Robert J. Clymer, 1962-63
John R. Cobb, 1971-72-73-74
James A. Cohen, 1989-90-91
James P. Colagreco, 1951
Richard W. Colello, 1997
Charles Coleman, 1908-09-10
Fred L. Coleman, 1905-06-07
Nicholas R. Colson, 2006
Anthony M. Concordia, 1985-86-87-88
Brian C. Condron, 1997-98-99
Francis J. Conlin, 1973
James E. Conroy, 1969-70-71-72
Richard J. Conte, 1990-91
Joseph R. Contessa, 2006-07-08
James G. Conway, 1922-23-24
Henry R. Coons, 1973-74
Matthew W. Cooper, 2003-04
Th omas J. Cooper, 1970
Samuel Cooperman, 1930-31-32
Scott L. Cooperman, 1982-83-84
William C. Cooperman, 1960
Charles F. Copley, 1912-13
James P. Corbett, 2006-07-08
William L. Corbin, 2001-03-04-05
Frank B. Corboy, 1914
Richard Cornish, 1955
Donald L. Cornman, 1951
Douglas E. Cornwell, 1971-72
Robert J. Corr, 1978-79-80
Steven T. Correale, 1971-72-73-74
Th omas M. Coughlin, 1955
Daniel C. Coyle, 1939
Charles Craig, 1945
Charles P. Cressman, 1934
Michael D. Cressman, 1971-72-73
Phillip T. Cresta, 2006-07-08
George F. Crichton, 1916
Jack W. Crider, 1946-47-48-49
Lou S. Crivelli, 1993
Th omas P. Crockett, 1969-70-71
William F. Cronin, 1983-84
Brian J. Croom, 1992-93-94
David K. Crossan, 1984-85-86-87
James M. Crowley, 2004-05
Joseph G. Crowley, 1919-20
J. Birney Crum, 1921-22
Douglas J. Cubberley, 1992-93-94-95
Andrew J. Curley, 2008
John Curturilo, 1945
Ward M. Dahlander, 1950-51
* D
Andrew J. Daley, 1916
Jack L. Danerhirsh, 1927-28-29
Jeff rey Dangelmajer, 1980-81
John D. D’Angelo, 1992-93-94-95
Fletcher Daniels, 1921
Charles J. Daros, 1943
Trevor M. Darrell, 1994
Richard H. Dawe, 1936-38
D. Franklin Day, 1913-14
Irving R. Dean, 1946-47-48
John H. Dean, 1975-76-77
Brian A. DeBiasse, 1976-77
Ronald D. DeBiasse, 1997-98-99-00
Robert J. DeChiaro, 2005
Elmer F. Deibert, 1909
John A. Deitrich, 1933-34
William Deitrich, 1932
Wilson W. Deitrich, 1936-38
Milton B. Deitz, 1946-48-49-50
Michael J. Della Pella, 2001-02-03-04
George E. Delozier, 1916
John W. DeLuca, 2005-06-07-08
Damon J. DeLucca, 1988-89-90-91
Christopher DeLuna, 1998-99
Bernard Demoling, 1921
Kristoff er T. Denboske, 2005-06-07
Mike S. DePiero, 2000
James M. DePreta, 1997-98-99-00
Edward A. DeRisi, 2006-07-08
Louis DeRosa, 1937-38-39
Richard D. Derstine, 1951
Keelan L. Deshields, 1995-96-97-98
Ralph J. DeStefano, 1952-53
James F. Detling, 1913-14
Kyle B. Detweiler, 2007-08
Paul A. Devereux, 1915
Th omas J. DeVirgilis, 1990-91-92
James F. Devlin, 1943
Raphael J. DiCello, 1952-53
Kenneth W. Dick, 1968-69-70-71
Th eodore Dick, 1967-68-69-70
Edgar G. Dickert, 1924-25-26-27
James E. Dickinson, 1986-87-88-89
Michael D. Dickinson, 1998-99-00
Ronald J. DiDio, 1979-80-81
Andrew K. Diefenderfer, 1939
Gerald K. Dieter, 1980
Greg T. DiGiacomo, 1996
Nicholas J. DiGiorgio, 1988-89-90
Steven P. DiGregorio, 1979-80-81-82
Robert E. Dikon, 1948-49-50
G. Michael Dikun, 1970-71-72-73
Th omas M. Dillon, 1971-72-73-74
Derek T. DiMattina, 2003-04-05-06
Christopher J. Dinallo, 1990-91-92-93
Joseph D. DiPanni, 1966-67-68-69
Jeff R. Dipple, 2000-01-02
Eric C. Disbrow, 1963-64-65
Edward F. DiYanni, 1968-69-70-71
Th omas A. Doddy, 1979-80-81-82
Steven D. Doll, 1999-00-01-02
Peter W. Dolly, 1950
Benjamin F. Donahue, 1945
B.C. Donalson, 1924
John Donley, 1986
John E. Donmoyer, 1960-61
Douglas A. Donovan, 1990-91-92-93
Willard A. Dorang, 1923
Larence J. Dottor, 1951-52-53
Charles Dougherty, 1987-88
Albert I. Douglass, 1964-65-66
Kyle E. Douglass, 2003-05
Ronald G. Downs, 1964
Brandon P. Doyle, 2005-06-07-08
Charles W. Draper, 1997-98-99
Robert C. Druckenmiller, 1952
William S. Dudack, 1916
John E. Duff , 1945
Donald B. Duff ord, 1970-71
Frank J. Duff y, 1951-52-53
William J. Dumchus, 1974-75-76-77
Walter J. Duncavage, 1943
Th omas R. Dunkel, 1968-71
Jason E. Dunn, 1994
John J. Dunne, 1972-73-74-75
Raymond E. Dymond, 1960
Ralph C. Eagle, 1935-36-37
Th omas H. Easen, 1970-71-72
Edward J. Easterly, 1999
Warren S. Eberly, 1938-39
Warren Edelman, 1954-55
Robert W. Edwards, 1976-77-78
David H. Ehlers, 1952
Charles R. Eisenhart, 1931
Fritz Eisenhard, 1942
Steven M. Eisenhauer, 1974
Omar A. Elam, 1943
Robert J. Elgin, 1971-72
Chris J. Elser, 1986-87-88
Frank L. Emmett, 2006-07-08
George S. England, 1949-50
John C. Epps, 1972
Earl S. Erb, 1918
Gregory E. Erdman, 1984-85
All-Time All-TimeLetterwinners
Letterwinners
Albert Erdosy, 1935
Carl A. Erickson, 1913
James R. Ernest, 1970
Matthew R. Erney, 2003
Harry W. Esposito, 1979-80-82
Keith J. Esposito, 1987-88-89
Mark L. Esposito, 1976
Charles T. Evanosky, 1930-31-32
Carl F. Evans, 1968-69-70-71
Joseph B. Evans, 1926-27-28
William J. Evans, 1968-69-70
Frank E. Eye, 1943
Steven M. Faella, 1994-95
Th omas M. Fager, 1960
Robert J. Fahler, 1981-82
Gerald P. Fahy, 1975-77-78
Michael W. Fallon, 1916
Brian L. Fanning, 1995-96
Christopher J. Farley, 1969
Edward F. Farrell, 1934-35-36
James T. Farrell, 1965-66-67-68
T. Mark Farrell, 1983-84-85
Steven Farris, 1933
A.C.H. Fasig, 1909
Corey A. Faul, 1975-76-77
Scott D. Faulkingham, 1993-94
Jason S. Fazio, 1991-92
Joseph J. Federico, 1956
Michael A. Federico, 1979-80
Philip J. Federico, 1974-75-76-77
Lawrence J. Feinstein, 1985-86-87-88
George Feldman, 1917-18-19-20
Michael J. Ferguson, 1984-85-86-87
Albert N. Ferraro, 1955
Michael P. Ferreira, 1999-01
Richard A. Ferrel, 1945
Martin D. Fetherolf, 1912-13
Richard L. Fetherolf, 1954
Michael G. Fidorack, 1945
Langhorne W. Fink, 1909
W. Jeff rey Finley, 1979-80-81
Timothy J. Finnegan, 1984-85-86-87
Kenneth J. Fiori, 1978-80-81
Brad A. Fischer, 1983-84-85-86
Paul G. Fischer, 1965-66-67
Gery M. Fisher, 1969-70-71
Joseph N.J. Fitzgerald, 1916
James R. Flexer, 1910-11-12-13
W. Jacob Floyd, 2007-08
Doug A. Folger, 2000-01
Stephen R. Folger, 1972
Robert L. Folts, 1991
George H. Fosdick, 1994-95-96-97
George Foster, 1950
David J. Frank, 1991-92-94
Martin P. Frankenfi eld, 1967-68-69-70
James P. Franklin, 1938-39
George W. Frazier, 1926-28
Donald R. Freda, 1989-90
Kyle A. Freda, 2001-02-03
Paul F. Freed, 1922-25
Arthur H. Freitag, 1917-18-19-20
Alton W. Frey, 1954
Brian C. Frisch, 2006-07
Robert M. Fritz, 1990-91-92-93
Th omas C. Fritz, 1982-83
Michael C. Frohm, 1980
Max L. Fulcher, 1921-22
Paul Gable, 1985-86
* Raymond M. Gahwyler,
1982-83-84-85
Gerald A. Galgano, 1976-77-78-79
Daniel J. Gardner, 1980
Robert H. Gardner, 1943
Phillip A. Gasker, 2003-04-05
G. Russell Gaston, 1914-15-16-17
Scott M. Gavin, 2007-08
Michael A. Gawel, 2004-06-07-08
Herbert G. Gebert, 1918
Joseph Gebhard, 1921
Marius J. Ged, 1993
Newton W. Geiss, 1914
Kerry P. Geissinger, 1966-67
Andrew S. George, 1989-90-91
Harvey F. Gerber, 1928-29-30
Joseph M. Germano, 2007-08
Charles G. Gernerd, 1929-30
George M. Gernerd, 1930
Alfred Geschel, 1934-35
Joseph E. Getz, 2000-01-02-03
Christopher T. Giannini, 2004-05
Charles A. Gills, 1961-62-63
Franklin E. Giltner, 1929-30-31
Robert G. Gimble, 1952-53-55
Christopher M. Giordano, 1984-85
Gordon L. Glass, 1970-71-72
Joseph A. Gmitter, 1998-99
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* F

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Letterwinners
* G
Leon I. Godshall, 1931
Charles R. Goetz, 1945
Steven J. Gogerty, 1976-77
Michael D. Goldfarb, 1983-84-85-86
Leon F. Gonzalez, 1968-69-70-71
Dustin A. Good, 2004-05-06-07
Lawrence S. Gooen, 1979
Lester Gordon, 1925-26-27
Peter O. Gorgone, 1940-41-42
Andrew P. Gorman, 1991
Th omas A. Gorman, 1987-88-89-90
George D. Gould, 1964
William G. Graeber, 1943
Justin C. Graf, 1999
Daniel W. Graff , 1986-87
Richard A. Graff , 1981-82-83
Nelson K. Graham, 1939
Richard F. Gramley, 1931-32-33
Donald L. Grammes, 1953-55
Maneth Gravell, 1953
Gary J. Greb, 1980-81-82
Arthur Green, 1935
Raymond A. Green, 1919
Albert Greenberg, 1931
William Greenberg, 1925-26-28-29
Robert S. Greene, 1980-81
M. Randolph Grimmett, 1922-23
Frank E. Gripp, 1994-95-96-97
Walter E. Groff , 1912
William J. Groller, 1980-83
William G. Gross, 1989
Harold B. Groves, 1922-23-24-25
Jordon G. Grube, 2004-05-06-07
John B. Guilfoyle, 2002
Matthew T. Gursky, 1992-93
Henry J. Gutekunst, 1935-36-37
Francis R. Gutierrez, 1953-54-55-56
Richard E. Gysberts, 1962-64
Jack J. Habash, 1993
* H
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John R. Habeck, 1998
Brian W. Haber, 2007
William Hackett, 2004-05
Joel C. Haddock, 2006-07
Arthur L. Hahn, 1960
Collins H. Haines, 1951-52-53
Robert Haldeman, 1942-43
Lance F. Hallam, 1990-91
Stephen J. Halupka, 2006-07-08
Geoff rey W. Hamilton, 1968-69-70-71
Erik H. Hammar, 1999-00-01
Raymond F. Handel, 1984
Terry L. Haney, 1962-63-64
Th omas P. Hanlon, 1976-77-78-79
Curt M. Hapward, 1988-89-90
Michael P. Harakal, 1967-68-69-70
John Harayda, 1940-41
John W. Harding, 1967-68
Jerry J. Hargrove, 1952
Michael O. Harhay, 2004
George T. Harper, 1952
Chris Harris, 1986
Bruce A. Hartman, 1987
Jason M. Hartman, 1997-98
Jonathan R. Hartman, 2006
R.W. Hartman, 1920
Jacob E. Hartmann, 1921-22-23
Chris M. Hartzell, 2008
Frederick S. Hass, 1964-65
P. Mark Hastie, 1966-67-68-69
Walter K. Hauser, 1908
Louis J. Hayes, 1913-14
Daniel C. Heck, 1945
Kenneth E. Hedden, 1972
Wayne W. Heffl ey, 1916
Stauff ner Heff ner, 1936-38
James L. Heidecker, 1966-67
William J. Heller, 1960-62
Brian L. Hendershot, 2003-04
Ken M. Hendricks, 1957
John J. Hennelly, 1994-95-97
Raymond Hennessy, 1982
Pete Henninger, 1913
Ronald M. Henry, 1964-65-66-67
Donald F. Herman, 1955-56-57
B. Scott Hersh, 1982-83-84
Frederick A. Heuer, 1912-13
Henry Heuer, 1916
Werner R. Heydlauf, 1985-86-87-88
James M. Hickerson, 1996
Robert F. Hieter, 1956-57-58
Gary L. Hiller, 1961-62-63
Michael R. Hiller, 1978-79-81
Arnold L. Hoberman, 1959-60
John T. Hobby, 1983-84-85-86
William H. Hochella, 1943
Frank W. Hodgkinson, 1974-75-77
Lee T. Hoff man, 1952-53-54
Michael A. Hoff man, 1988-89-90
Roy H. Hoff man, 1918
Tyler E. Hojo, 1994
Randal D. Holak, 2003
Richard M. Holben, 1941-42-43
Jared J. Holenda, 2007-08
John C. Holenda, 2005-06-07
John J. Holland, 1973-74-75
William H. Hollenbaugh, 1913-14-15
George E. Holstrom, 1921-22-23
William Holtz, 1942
Jackson B. Hoover, 1945
Henry Hopkins, 1926-27
William C. Horine, 1931-32
Th omas D. Horne, 1961-62-63-64
W. Herbert Horner, 1926-27
Christopher S. Horton, 1979-80-81-82
Andrew M. Horun, 1985-87-88
Roland T. Houseknecht, 1959-60-61
Jack Houser, 1941
William J. Howlett, 1994-95-96-97
Benjamin A. Hubbard, 1912-13-14-15
Edwin R. Huddy, 1922
Timothy S. Hughes, 2006
David Hungartner, 1951
William H. Hunsicker, 1935-36-37
Justin E. Hurlburt, 2000-01-02
Lionel O. Hush, 1993-94-95-96
Kevin J. Hussey, 2006-07-08
Michael P. Hyde, 1981
Eric F. Hyman, 1981
Frank P. Ifkovits, 1960
* I
William S. Ingold, 1950-53
Albert N. Inman, 1937-39
George W. Irwin, 1945
Jason P. Jack, 1994
* J
William D. Jackson, 1977
William E. Jackson, 1948-49-50
Stephen G. Jacobs, 1926-27-28
Frank Jakobowski, 1941-42
James R. Jeff ers, 2006-07-08
Leroy Jeff erson, 1998
Benjamin D. Jeff ries, 1974
Glenn F. Johns, 1957-58-59
Barry P. Johnson, 1961-62-63
David E. Johnson, 1995-96-97
Ernest Johnson, 1922
Knute Johnson, 1921-22-23
Matthew D. Johnson, 2004-05-06-07
Michael T. Johnson, 2008
Robert T. Johnson, 1943
Patrick R. Johnston, 1987
Alan D. Jones, 1971-72-73
Daryl R. Jones, 1991-92-93
David A. Jones, 1998-99-00
David W. Jones, 1956-59
Jacob M. Jones, 2000
Justin R. Jones, 2001-02
Stephen A. Jones, 1989-91
Jack E. Jordan, 1951-52
James G. Kaercher, 1983
* K
Ewald Kalmbach, 1958-59
Michael C. Karchner, 2004-05-06
Joseph Kasperski, 1943
Michael A. Katz, 2008
William L. Katz, 1911-12
John W. Kaufman, 1937-39
Peter D. Kaye, 1992
Richard T. Keck, 1963-64-65-66
C. Russell Keebler, 1934
Roger J. Keehn, 1957
Ryan D. Keeley, 2007-08
Th omas J. Keenan, 1945
William L. Keeny, 1953-54-55-56
Joseph P. Kelleher, 1974-75-76-77
Th omas W. Kelleher, 2003-04-05
Douglas P. Kelley, 1982-83
Michael P. Kellum, 2008
Charles J. Kelly, 1982
Michael R. Kelly, 1975-77
Th omas L. Kennedy, 1934-35-36
Michael J. Kern, 1994-95-96
Paul F. Kerstetter, 1909
Larry P. Kessler, 1950
Matthew E. Kiesendahl, 1992-93
Frank C. Killian, 1943
Bruce G. Kilroy, 1967-68-69-70
Jack E. Kimble, 1928
Richard M. King, 1984-85-86-87
Trygve M. Kleppinger, 1968-69-72
Robert F. Kline, 1910
Daniel L. Klinger, 2005-06
T. Albert Klotz, 1931-32-33
John H. Knapp, 1995-96-97-98
Samuel S. Koch, 2007-08
George R. Koehler, 1933-34-35
Alfred J. Kohler, 1909
William Kolano, 1978-79-80
Arthur Kopacz, 1983-84-85-86
Edward J. Kopp, 1997-98
Herbert P. Korenko, 1936-37-38
Michael T. Koth, 2001-02
Michael J. Kovalski, 1986-87
Glenn S. Kratzer, 1966-67-68-69
Paul H. Krauss, 1910-11
John M. Kreger, 1978-79-80
Steven L. Kreider, 2001-02
F. Harry Kreutzberg, 1949-53-54
Blair Krimmel, 1941-42
Robert Krimmel, 1941-42
Kenneth C. Krings, 1965
Jonathan D. Kuhns, 1981
Jonathan Kuncewitch, 1998-99
Newton H. Kunkel, 1931
Charles T. Kuntzleman, 1959-60-61
Albert B. Kunz, 1932
Walter J.P. Kurowski, 1939
Michael B. Kurtz, 1959
Mark J. Kwiatkoski, 1976-77
Jeremiah L. Lachaud, 2007-08
* L
Ricky LaDuca, 1981-82-83
William W. Laing, 1934-35-36
John H. Landino, 1987
H. Leslie Landis, 1915-16
Jerron L. Lane, 1993
Th omas A. Lane, 1946-47
Todd C. Langdon, 1982-83-84
Henry W. Large, 1986-87-88-89
Donald M. Latzko, 1949
Claude M. Laudenslager, 1912-13-14
Scott W. Lauer, 1982-83
Victor N. Lea, 1980-81-82
John H. Leale, 1992-93-94
Michael N. Leanch, 2002-03-04-05
Robert E. Lee, 1954-55-56
Shawn A. Leh, 1994-95
Timothy R. Lehman, 1968-69-70
Elmer L. Leisey, 1911
Paul M. Lembo, 1990
Nicholas J. Leno, 1980-81-82-83
Gene J. Lepore, 1932-33-34
Frank A. Lerro, 1953-54-55
Max Levine, 1932-33-34
David M. Lewis (Brottman), 1984-85
Howard H. Lewis, 1919-20-22-23
Reuben E. Lewis, 1918
Jon W. Light, 1969-71-72-73
Samuel F. (Pete) Light, 1968-69
A. Doug LiGregni, 1976-77-78-79
Scott A. Lissner, 2007-08
Michael H. Litsky, 1982-83
Robert D. Loeffl er, 1967-68-69
Matthew E. Loesch, 2006
Robert M. Lokerson, 1991-92-93-94
Gustav W. Loll, 1943
Anthony J. Longo, 1961-62-63
Joseph Loperfi do, 1983
Jason P. LoPipero, 2007-08
Earle G. Loser, 1911-12
Paul Loser, 1912
Leland E. Lott, 1974-75-76
William Loughridge, 1922
Dean R. Lowe, 1961-62-63
Richard S. Lubben, 1950
Benjamin J. Lucas, 1917
Richard D. Ludwick, 1957-61-62
Albert M. Lumpkin, 1945
Matthew B. Lunn, 1994-95-96-97
Kevin T. Lusardi, 1976-77
Christopher F. Lutz, 1985-86-87
Robert F. Lyman, 1943
William D. MacAlpine, 1924-25
* M
Bruce J. Macartney, 1969
Richard W. MacFarland, 1962-63-64-65
W. Bruce MacIntosh, 1918
Harry Mackin, 1946-47
Roy E. Madsen, 1956-57
Th omas H. Magee, 1947
George E. Majercik, 1929-30-31
Robert D. Major, 1969-71
Jonathan T. Makowsky, 1991-92-93
Keith A. Mann, 1997-98-99-01
Robert A. Mann, 1984-85-86-87
Viken H. Manoukian, 1991-92-93
Michael D. Maquera, 1984-85
Anthony R. Marino, 1968-69-70
Mark C. Marino, 1986-87-88-89
Frank Marrero, 1995-96-97-98
Brian R. Marron, 1977-78-79-80
Th eodore D. Marshall, 1961
Dustin M. Martin, 2003-04
Gilbert J. Martin, 1928
Robert R. Martin, 1961-62
Terry Martin, 1932
Benjamin A. Martinez, 1973-74-75
Michael A. Martino, 1995-96-97
Peter A. Marvel, 1967
Jacob N. Masenior, 1990-91-92-93
Marshall F. Massa, 1968-71
Brian J. Masterson, 1988
Anthony C. Massino, 1993
Sergio D. Masvidal, 2000-01
Adam M. Matteo, 1993-94-95
Paul A. Mattioli, 1988-89-90-91
Adam J. Matusa, 1936-37-38
Joseph A. Matuska, 1930-31-32
John Y. May, 1931-32
David C. Mazzola, 2005-06-07-08
Daniel J. McCabe, 1965-66
Michael L. McCabe, 1998-99-00
Daniel L. McCall, 2003-04-05
Frank McCants, 1972-73-74
Mark A. McCarter, 1977-78-79-80
Michael T. McClain, 1994-96
Richard E. McCloskey, 1964
Kevin A. McCracken, 1984
Sean P. McCullough, 1991-92-93
Michael J. McCurley, 2002-03-04-05
John B. McCusker, 1975-76-77
Charles A. McCutcheon, 1955
J. Angus McDonald, 1983-84-85
John M. McDonald, 1952-53-54-55
Harry J. McDonough, 1938
Patrick J, McDonough, 2008
Timothy J. McElhinney, 1988-89-90
James J. McElvaney III, 2006
Kenyamo A. McFarlane, 1996-97-98-99
James F. McGovern, 1915-16-17
Matthew J. McGowan, 2002-03-04
William R. McGuinn, 1999-00
John P. McGuinness, 1979
Ryan J. McGuinness, 1984-85-86-87
Harry McKane, 1950
John K. McKee, 1936-38
John F. McKeon, 1978-79
Robert E. McKewen, 1961
Michael J. McLaughlin, 1965
Jason J. McLean, 1996
Kevin M. Mei, 1982-83-84-85
W. Russell Melick, 1917
John F. Mender, 1989
Joseph J. Menegus, 1947-48-49
Bruce P. Menzer, 1975
Alfredo B. Mercuri, 1999-00-01-02
Robert Merle, 1980-81-82-83
Ryan P. Merrill, 2004-05-06
Emil A. Mesics, 1926-27
John M. Metzger, 1940-41
Th omas M. Mextorf, 1978
John D. Michelin, 1987-88-89
Michael J. Mignosi, 1992-93-94
Leonard Mikionis, 1943
John C. Mill, 1973-74-75
Alexander T. Miller, 2003-04-05
Carbin Miller, 1905-06-07
Clair D. Miller, 1956-57-58
Curtis A. Miller, 1907-08-09
Daniel E. Miller, 2000-01-02-03
Duane Miller, 1986
Luther Miller, 1930-31-32
Michael Miller, 1984-85
Paul H. Miller, 1951-52-53
Robert E. H. Miller, 1950-51
Vernon A. Miller, 1946-47-48-49
George C. Mills, 1951-52
Gus Minifri, 1940-41
Ernest A. Minka, 1926-27-28
Edward V. Minka, 1927-28-29
Kyle W. Mirth, 1978-79-80-81
Robert F. Mirth, 1943-46-47-48
Edward S. Mitchell, 1968-69-70
Th eodore D. Mitchell, 1994
Richard A. Mitstifer, 1976-77
William J. Moates III, 2006-07-08
Salvatore D. Moff a, 1979-80
Mark Mogavero, 1994-95-96
George E. Molchany, 1945
Peter J. Molendyke, 1972-73
Vincent Molinari, 2003
Earl E. Moll, 1924
Ronald C. Molrine, 1979-80
Stephen F. Montalto, 2004-05-06
Michael J. Montone, 2004
Edward P. Moran, 1987
Michael D. Morra, 1989-90-91
Norman Morris, 1940-41
Robert R. Morris, 1956
James R. Morrison, 1931-32
Jeff rey S. Morrow, 2004-05-06
Robert E. Morton, 1943
Robert J. Moser, 1945
Joel E. Moskowitz, 1958
Michael L. Mottola, 1979-80-81-82
Mark A. Mounayar, 2008
Craig A. Moyer, 1959-60
Kenneth T. Moyer, 1946
Lloyd A. Moyer, 1932-33-34
Russel W. Moyer, 1918
Th omas J. Moyer, 1983-84-85-86
Michael J. Mrkobrad, 2002-03-04
Joseph J. Muccia, 1999-00-01
Th omas M. Mullane, 1982-84-85
Robert F. Mulligan, 2008
Th omas Mulroy, 1983-84
Joseph M. Mulvihill, 2008
Vincent P. Mulvihill, 1976-77-78-79
John Munchak, 1937-38-39
James R. Munn, 1974
Robert W. Muntz, 1993-94-95
Th omas J. Murdock, 1982-83-84-85
Mwaura Muroki, 1997-98-99-00
John J. Murphy, 1985-86-87-88
James A. Murray, 1970-71-72-73
John R. Murtaugh, 1963
Christopher R. Musselman,
2004-05-06-07
John M. Mustion, 1986-87
Seth D. Myers, 1995-96-97-98
Chase M. Nadell, 2008
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Th omas G. Nader, 1981-82
Curtis E. Nagle, 1981-82-83-84
Th omas A. Naratil, 1952-53-54-55
Geno J. Nardini, 1991-92-93
David L. Nark, 1974-75-76
Russell D. Nehf, 1931-32-33
George O. Neils, 1950
Th omas G. Nemeth, 1981
Harry H. Nenow, 1911
Carl D. Neubling, 1922-23
Th omas W. Neumann, 1982-83-84-85
Newhard, 1918
Harry J. Newman, 1952-53-54-55
Neil Newman, 2000
Ryan M. Newman, 2003-04
Jeff rey Nieman, 1970
Michael J. Niemiec, 1969
Th eodore S. Nissen, 1945
Stephen M. Nissley, 2008
Th eodore K. Nivison, 1976-77-78-79
Michael D. Nolan, 2005-06-07-08
Otto F. Nolde, 1917-18-19
Edgar V. Nonnemaker, 1905-07
James W. Nonnemaker, 1957-59
Carl S. Norman, 1973-74
Joshua J. Northridge, 1995-96
Michael C. Norton, 2007
Jason F. Novak, 1994-95-96-97
Sergei C. Novak, 1961-62-63
Donald L. Novek, 1956-57-58
Timothy Novotnack, 1982-83
Edgar C. Oberg, 1931-32
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Geoff rey O’Callaghan, 2005
Robert S. Ochner, 1978-79-80-81
Edward O’Connell, 1985
Paul D. O’Connor, 1921
Rory O’Connor, 1995-96
Brian O’Dowd, 1986
Cyrus J. Ohnmacht, 1960
Th omas D. Oleksa, 1972-73-74
James N. Oliphant, 1972-73-74-75
Ronald S. Ondrejca, 1988-89-90-91
Terence P. O’Neil, 1980-81-82-83
Kevin J. O’Neill, 1969
Jeff rey T. Opiel, 2001-02-03
Timothy M. Opiel, 2002-05
R. Stephen Opp, 1964
Anthony D. Orazi, 1995-96-98
Keith E. Ordemann, 1972-73-74-75
George A. Ordway, 1964
David G. Orphanides, 1981-82-83
Garrett T. Orr, 2007-08
James R. Orr, 1957-58-59
Paul R. Orr, 1918-20
Michael A. Ostrowski, 2000
Nicholas Otranto, 2000-01-02-03
F. Herbert Owens, 1957-58-59
Donald J. Pace, 1995
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Si Padolin, 1932-33-34
Carl E. Padovano, 1942
Robert N. Paessler, 1987-88-89-90
Michael A. Pagan, 1987-88-89-90
D. Scott Paine, 1980-81
N. Charles Palczuk, 1945
Ferdinand E. Palladino, 1929-30-31
Robert J. Panny, 1987-88
Th omas E. Papa, 1984-85-86-87
Frederick J. Papera, 1983-84-85-86
Anthony Parillo, 1929-30
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Russel W. Park, 1919-20
James Parker, 1917
Anthony A. Pascal, 1926-27-28
George A. Pasterchick, 1951
Michael A. Patschke, 1993-94-95-96
Christopher J. Patti, 1994-95-96
Malvin E. Paul, 1937-38-39
Clarke A. Paulus, 1988-89-90-91
Robert L. Pearsons, 1957-58-59
Douglas J. Peebles, 1984-85
Ryan J. Peer, 2002-03-04
Fred E. Peifl ey, 1948-49-50
Christopher Peischl, 1983-84-85
Joseph L. Pelligrino, 1974
Paul A. Peri, 1995-96-97
Raushan A. Person, 2002
Michael K. Peters, 1963
Robert H. Peters, 1965
Stephen C. Peters, 1994-95
Th anasis N. Petrakis, 2001-02-03
Alfonso R. Petrillo, 1985-86-87
Darin E. Petro, 1985-86
Joseph A. Petro, 1941
William F. Pfeifer, 1935
David T. Pfund, 1984-85-86-87
John D. Pharr, 1920
Benjamin P. Phillips, 2001-02-03
John K. Phillips, 1923-24-25-26
Cummings W. Piatt, 1962-63-64
Richard M. Picinich, 1993-94
Michael J. Piegari, 1996
Th omas W. Pietila, 1950
Harvey J. Pine, 1994-95-96-97
John R. Piper, 1963-64-65-66
Michael D. Pisano, 1991-92-93-94
Carl J. Pletenyik, 1967
Joseph E. Podany, 1939
Gary L. Podenak, 1972-73
Christopher J. Poehls, 2005-06
John M. Pokorney, 1927-28-29
Howard C. Pollard, 1995-96
John J. Pollitt, 1952
Erford E. Porter, 1980-83
Jeff rey E. Potkul, 1986-87-88
Daniel T. Poust, 1961-62-63
Kenneth D. Poust, 1935-36-37
Robert A. Powers, 1988-89-90
Andrew J. Pratt, 1992-93-94-95
Christian X. Price, 1992-93
Joseph Pujazon, 1947
Paul A. Putra, 1906-07-08
Scott W. Pyne, 1985-86-87
Denton J. Quick, 1929
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J. Christopher Quinn, 1909
Morris M. Quint, 1943-46
Christopher R. Radomski,
2000-01-02-03
Matthew S. Rathbun, 2005-06-07-08
James D. Rau, 1964-65-69
William S. Ray, 1973-74-75
Kenneth J. Rayhon, 1996-97-98-99
Christopher M. Reed, 1999-00-01-02
Horace B. Reed, 1914
Paul M. Reed, 1907-08
W. Gene Reed, 1950-51
Tade J. Reen, 1995
Gomer S. Rees, 1921-22
Frank E. Reheis, 1998
Gerald J. Rehrig, 1956-57-58
Francis G. Reichwein, 1937-38-39
Michael J. Reid, 1972-73-74-75
Th omas F. Reilly, 1970-71
Carl C. Reimer, 1942-46
Richard H. Reimer, 1947-48-49
William S. Reiner, 1981-82-83-84
Karl L. Reisner, 1907-08-09
Walter L. Reisner, 1911-12-13-14
Walter L. Reisner, 1966-67-69
Lester Reiter, 1932
Jeff rey J. Reitz, 1983
James J. Renaldi, 1983
John Rendinaro, 1979
Martin D. Renshaw, 1958-59-60
Charles Reppert, 1935-36
John Reutlinger, 1925
Charles Rhoads, 1930
Barry A. Rhody, 1961
Orian Rice, 1924
Randy R. Rice, 1969-70
Charles W. Richard, 1997-98-99-00
Owen L. Riedy, 1929
Matthew J. Rieker, 2001
Christopher Riley, 1932-33-34
Sean J. Riley, 1988-89-90
John R. Rishko, 1988-89-91
Eric A. Riso, 1992
Donald T. Rissmiller, 1962-63
William S. Ritter, 1912-13-14-15
Kamali T. Roberts, 1998-00-01
Donald W. Robinson, 1965
Paul W. Robinson, 1999-00
Richard Robinson, 1926
Arthur D. Roderick, 1912-13
Joseph Rodgers, 1933-34
John D. Rodrigues, 2000-01-02
Kenneth G. Rogers, 1982-83
Roger C. Rohn, 1933-34
Ronald Romano, 1978-79-80-81
Joshua B. Romig, 1996
J. Randall Roorbach, 1967
Leon Rosenberg, 1931-33
Nicholas A. Rosetti, 2002-04
Glen A. Ross, 1983-84-85
Vincent R. Rosso, 1958-59-60
Cliff ord W. Roth, 1959-60-61
Earl Roth, 1945
Glenn M. Roth, 1967-68
Lynn H. Rothrock, 1962-63-64
Harold C. Roveda, 1946-47-48-49
Michael P. Rowan, 1978-79
Michael A. Rowe, 1989-90
Paul L. Royer, 1915
Michael P. Rubas, 1990-91-92-93
Albert Rubbert, 1945-48-49-50
Martin L. Ruglio, 1928
C.R. Ruloff , 1906
Michael J. Rus, 2008
George A. Rusetski, 1945
Milton G. Russell, 1959
Th omas P. Russell, 1982-83
Charles M. Ruyak, 1949-50
Kevin M. Ryan, 2008
Timothy J. Ryan, 1981-82-83-84
Russell W. Ryker, 1937-38
Anthony A. Saddler, 1952-53-54-55
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Th om E. Saeger, 1967-68
Zachary K. St. Pierre, 1996
Matthew A. Sallese, 2004-05-06
Ronney J. Salley, 1971-72-73
Edward A. Salo, 1969-70-71-72
Charles D. Salvaterra, 1970-72-73
Jeff rey A. Salzano, 2002
Walter C. Sandt, 1906
John G. Sanford, 1977-78-79-80
Eric J. Santagato, 2005-06-07-08
Frank A. Santini, 2003-04
Dylan J. Sapir, 1997
Christopher J. Sarkis, 1992-93
John D. Sartori, 1976-77-78-79
David J. Sass, 1995
Ryan C. Sassaman, 2004-05-06
Henry Satsky, 1935
Jacob S. Savacool, 1909-10-11
Justin P. Saverine, 2001-02
Brett J. Sawyer, 1995-96-97
Carminello S. Sbordone, 1946-47
Ernest A. Scarpa, 1951-52-53
Joseph A. Scarsella, 1947
Arthur A. Scavone, 1977-78-79-80
Jonathan S. Scerbo, 1999-01
John P. Schantz, 1963-64-65-66
Joseph L. Schantz, 1935
Michael W. Schantz, 1970
James K. Schell, 1946
William N. Schell, 1948-49
George L. Schindler, 1950-51
Andrew M. Schlechter, 1984-85-86-87
John F. Schlechter, 1975-76-77-78
Scott R. Schlenker, 1985-86-87
Brian Schlute, 1978-79
Alexander W. Schmidt, 1985
Daniel R. Schmidt, 1996-97-98-99
Robert W. Schmidt, 1997
Timothy D. Schnall, 1994
Alan L. Schneider, 1969-70-71-72
Peter P. Schneider, 1940-41
Th omas J. Schneider, 2000-01-02
John S. Schneller, 1905
Walter E. Schock, 1905-06
John J. Schoeller, 1997-98-99-00
Beneval H. Schoellkopf, 1957-59
Alexander R. Schreiber, 1946-47-48-49
Kurt M. Schroeder, 1976-77
Christopher Schultz, 1982-83
Erwin J. Schummer, 1967-68-69-70
James B. Schwartz, 1976
Stanley S. Schweimler, 1923
Michael F. Schweitzer, 1988-89
Elwood Schwenk, 1914-15-16
Frederick N. Schwenk, 1958-60
Gerald D. Scott, 1989-90-91-92
L. Perry Scott, 1938-39-40
William Scott, 1910-11
Mark L. Scrivanich, 1981
Fred R. Seidel, 1913
Alan S. Seifert, 1928
George F. Segelbacher, 1952-53
William D. Selim, 1967-68
Edward R. Seltzer, 1926-27
Lee R. Seras, 1965-66-67
Andrew J. Serina, 1992-93
Fritz E. Sermulin, 1911-12
J. Milo Sewards, 1937-38
Robert H. Shaff er, 1976-77
Keith L. Shaftel, 1968
Keith R. Shalvoy, 2004-05
Joseph F. Shanosky, 1940-41-42-43
Robert S. Shapiro, 1983-84-85-86
William T. Sharlow, 1978
Kodi J. Shay, 2001-02-03
Harold E. Sheeley, 1950-51-52
Patrick J. Shelley, 1997-98
William B. Shelly, 1906-07-08
Nathaniel H. Shephard, 1976
Robert M. Sherman, 2002-03
Beau P. Sherry, 1999-00-01-02
Ralph Shilling, 1910
Robert M. Shirvanian, 1973-74-75
Foster E. Shook, 1920
Albert A. Shoudy, 1946-47-48-49
Oscar D. Shoy, 2001-02
Asher F. Shupp, 1909
Roy F. Shupp, 1908-09
Edward J. Sikorski, 1942-46-47-48
Joshua D. Simons, 1994
Albert D. Simpson, 1937-39
Ryan M. Simunovich, 1995
Barry W. Sirota, 1957
Jon-Paul Skarpetowski, 1998-99-00-01
Albert H. Skean, 1909-10-11-12-13
William J. Skean, 1921-22-23
Alfred J. Skidmore, 1943
James A. Skidmore, 1951-52-53
Paul Skorinko, 1947-48-49
Carl A. Slabicki, 2003-04-05
Eric S. Slaton, 1988-89-90-91
Winfred T. Slemmer, 1922-23-24-25
Atwood T. Smith, 1928-29
Charles W. Smith, 1975-76-77-78
David P. Smith, 1989-90-91-92
Francis H. Smith, 1905-06-07
Irvin Smith, 1945
Jamie J. Smith, 1977-78-79-80
John F. Smith, 1933
Lester T. Smith, 1933
Levan P. Smith, 1927-28-29
Matthew E. Smith, 2006-07
Robert L. Smith, 1943
Ryan T. Smith, 1996
Th omas B. Smyers, 1972-73-74-75
George W. Smythe, 1919
Wash Snoich, 1927
Clarence M. Snyder, 1908-09-10-11
Erik P. Snyder, 2006-07-08
Raymond E. Snyder, 1919-20
Joseph A. Sobel, 1929-30
James L. Socci, 1994-95-96-97
Jack Soloff , 1947-48
Emmanuel K. Solomon, 1917
George M. Solomon, 1957-58
Donald J. Sommerville, 1977-78-79
Steven Sonkin, 1983-84
Leroy L. Spangler, 1957
Lee E. Spanitz, 1966
Marcus A. Spatidol, 1980-81
P. Wesley Spence, 2000-01
Bryan C. Spencer, 2002-03-04-05
Jason R. Spencer, 2003-04
Christopher B. Spicer, 2000-01
Benjamin L. Spinelli, 1976
Ira E. Spitzer, 1969-70
Philip C. Spohn, 1982-83
Jeff S. Sponenburg, 1986-87-88-89
Frank A. Sposato, 1989-90
Frank A. Spotts, 1926-27-28
David Sprague, 1979
Walter O. Staehle, 1972-73-75
James R. Stampfl e, 1972-73-74-75
Zoltan L. Stamus, 1937-38-39
Michael J. Stankowitz, 1998-99-00-01
Corey A. Stanton, 2005-06
Joseph Staudinger, 1945
Kenneth A. Stauff er, 1960
Bryan Z. Steele, 1996-97-98-99
Charles L. Steele, 1914-15
Frank G. Stefkovich, 1950-51
Richard K. Steich, 1988-89
Neil V. Steigerwalt, 1933-34
Milton H. Steinhauer, 1925
William H. Stephens, 1915-16
Louis Sterner, 1932-33
Mark Stiansen, 1998
Eugene Still, 1983
Frederick E. Storch, 1934
William I. Stoudt, 1961
Haldeman C. Stout, 1924-25-26
Harold S. Stovall, 1973-74-75-76
Russell P. Strait, 1947-48-49
William F. Stranzl, 1953-54-55-56
Miles J. Stroup, 1918
Eric B. Stubin, 1988-89-90
Mark W. Stull, 1974-75-76-77
Alfred M. Stump, 1905-06-07
Craig A. Stump, 1989-90-91-92
John F. Sules, 1976-77-78
Jeff rey W. Swanson, 1974-75
John A. Sweatlock, 1946
Christopher J. Swensen III, 2006-07
C. Dean Symons, 1931-32
Th addeus A. Szela, 1943
Austin L. Taggart, 1919-20-21
D. Ross Tanner, 2004-05-06-07
Gregory B. Tanzer, 1976-77-78-79
Michael P. Tanzi, 2004-05-06
Th omas R. Tarsitano, 2004-05-06-07
Joseph A. Tartar IV, 2006
William H. Taylor, 1915
John E. Teife, 1946
Daniel J. Terpstra, 1993-94-95-96
Jeff rey M. Th iel, 1996
Lawrence E. Th iel, 1993
Joseph J. Th omas, 1983-84
Pierre C. Th omas, 1931
Th omas Th omas, 1935
Arthur C. Th ompson, 1926-27
Edward S. Th ompson, 1985-86-87
Robert Th ompson, 1936
Jonathan F. Tobias, 1976-77-78-79
Ronald L. Todd, 1962-64
Michael J. Togno, 1979-80-81
Jan J. Tokarczyk, 1995-97
Roger R. Tolosky, 1947-48-49
Roger C. Toney, 1963-64-65
Telly J. Topakas, 1993
Charles M. Topp, 1992-93-94-95
Richard J. Toth, 1968-69-70-71
Zachary C. Trach, 2001-02
Frank J. Tracy, 1938
Luke P. Trainer, 1991-92-93-94
Justin U. Trakimas, 1995-96
Nicholas F. Tranguch, 1999-00-01
Donald S. Travis, 1964-66-67
Robert W. Treat, 1965-66
Joseph Trechak, 1951-52-53
Richard I. Tredinnick, 1951-52-53
Michael Tremblay, 1985
Robert E. Treut, 1967-68
David Tritto, 1984-85-86-87
Gary J. Tritto, 1988
John P. Trump, 1976-77-78-79
Paul J. Truran, 1952-53-54-55
Agnew S. Tryon, 1906
Daniel P. Tulino, 1996
Charles Tummino, 1998
Th omas J. Turczyn, 1961-62-63
Steven Turi, 1988-89-90-91
Silvio V. Tursi, 1922-23-24
Ernest Turtzo, 1945
Frank Tutza, 1956
Samuel R. Tyler, 1965-66-67
J. Randolph Uhrich,
1967-68-69-70
John C. Umlauf, 1939
Leonard M. Utz, 1918
James Vaiana, 1929-30
Hildebert Van Buren, 1931
William D. Van Dyke, 1992-93-94-95
Keith J. Van Fleet, 2001-02-03
Richard W. Van Horn, 1994-95-96-97
William A. Van Zandt, 1919
Robert M. VanIderstine, 1966-67-68-69
Joseph E. Vecchio, 1990-91-92-93
Michael G. Venezia, 2001
Paul L. Vikner, 1967-68
Prisco J. Villani, 1999-00-01
Howard Vincent, 1930
Jared T. Vivacqua, 2006
Stanley Vnuk, 1953-54
Richard I. Volpe, 2002-03-04
Charles Voorhees, 1983-84-85-86
Frederick D. Vreeland, 1912
Henry A. Wacker, 1911
Donald E. Waggoner, 1961
Christopher Wagner, 1978-79
Grant N. Wagner, 1989
James J. Wagner, 1978-79
Daniel R. Walker, 2002-03-04
Matthew W. Walker, 1999
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Taylor W. Wallace, 1971
Jason N. Walsh, 1994
William H. Walters, 1940-41
Th omas R. Waranavage, 1991-92
Anthony E. Ware, 1980-81-82
Th omas J. Wargacki, 2003-04-05
G. Th omas Wargo, 1958-59-60
Michael J. Wassokowich, 1938-39
Timothy Watkins, 1933-34
John S. Watto, 1943
Frederick F.J. Wavrek, 1931-33
Philip B. Wavrek, 1965-68
Austin R. Way, 1945
William F. Weaber, 1918
Bruce M. Weaver, 1968-69-70-71
Darren J. Weaver, 1996
Milton Weaver, 1923
Ernest A. Weber, 1914
Linford Weber, 1926-27
Paul Weber, 1928-29-30
Timothy J. Weber, 1971-72
Albert Weiner, 1931-32-33
Harold H. Weiner, 1935
Milton Weiner, 1928-29-30
Richard A. Weisenbach, 1960-62
Th omas G. Weller, 1977
Douglas R. Wenrich, 1965
Richard F. Werkheiser, 1953-54-55-56
Paul J. Werrell, 1967-68-69-70
Ernest F. Wescoe, 1949-50-51
Alan D. Wessel, 1976
Ronald H. Wessner, 1963-64
Paul D. Weston, 1918-21-22-23
Th omas J. Whalen, 1964
George E. Wheeler, 1969-70-71
R. John Whispell, 1969-70
Paul K. Whitcraft, 1955-56-57
Jeff rey K. White, 1972
Quincy D. Whiteman, 1947-48-49
Harold P. Whitenight, 1921-22-23
Charles C. Wiggins, 1952
Andrew D. Wilkins, 2004-05
William P. Wilkinson, 1931-32
Antoine J. Williams, 2004-05
Dennis M. Williams, 1993-94
Earle Williams, 1909
Robert Willingham, 1924
William Wills, 1917-18-19-20
Claude C.P. Wilson, 1956-57-58
John R. Wilson, 1998
Samuel Wilson, 1916
Leland C. Winkler, 1924-25
Archie J. Witt, 1921-22-23-24
Albert J. Witwer, 1929-30
Charles F. Woginrich, 1962-63-64-65
Cory A. Wohlbach, 1994-95-96-97
Brian Wolfe, 1983-84
Franklin L. Wolfe, 1939
Merle D. Wolfe, 1959-60
Steve E. Wolfe, 1974
Steven S. Wolfe, 1972-73-74-75
Anthony L. Wolfsohn, 1999-00
Leonard F. Woodel, 1957
Alan H. Woodworth, 1950-51
Charles H. Woodworth, 1943
William H. Woodworth, 1949-50-51
Arthur E. Wright, 1956-57
Christopher J. Wright, 1987-88-89-90
Ewan C. Wright, 2006-07-08
Jordan C. Wright, 1999-00-01-02
Ian S. Ximinies, 1998-99-00-01
Anthony W. Yankowsky, 1963
Nicholas Yanuzzi, 1950
John Yarshinsky, 1934
Lindley N. Yerg, 1939
Lewis A. Yerkes, 1943
David D. Yoder, 1965-66-67-68
Leon K. Yoder, 1966
Edgar L. Yost, 1958-59-60
Donald Young, 1932-33-34
John Young, 1935
John R. Young, 1956-57-58
Robert A. Young, 1966-67-68-69
Jeff rey D. Zaccaria, 1992-93
Raymond Zaney, 1942
Christopher L. Zatorski, 1987-88
Jeff S. Zeigler, 1986-87
Joseph E. Zeszotarski, 1987-88-89-90
Lester Zetty, 1941-42
LeRoy G. Ziegenfuss, 1941-42-43
Floyd Zimmerman, 1934-35
David J. Zotter, 1975
Richard P. Zrebiec, 2000
Albert Zuzzio, 1940-41
Anthony J. Zuzzio, 1937-38-39
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Associated Press (HM)
1930 George Majercik, B
New York Telegram
1925 Nick Borrell, B
New York Telegram (3rd)
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all-america
fi rst-team selections in bold
Matt Johnson became
the fi rst Muhlenberg tight
end to earn All-America
recognition two years
ago.
Jack Crider was one
of three All-Americans
to play on the
1946 Tobacco Bowl
team.
Chris Radomski was
named a third-team All-
American and played in
the Aztec Bowl in 2003.
Rob Lokerson
earned All-
America honors
in 1993
after leading
Division III
in receiving
yards.
academic
all-america
2008 John DeLuca, RB
Matt Rathbun, LB
2007 Jordon Grube, K
1998 Tony Orazi, OL
1990 Mike Hoff man, DB
Joe Zeszotarski, LB
1989 Joe Zeszotarski, DL
Mike Hoff man, DB
1980 Art Scavone, T
1977 Mark Stull, DT
1976 Mark Stull, DT
1975 Keith Ordemann, LB
Tom Smyers, LB
1974 Eric Butler, OE
1972 Ed Salo, C
1971 Ed Salo, IL
1970 Ed Salo, G
NCAA
postgraduate
scholarship
1991 Mike Hoff man
1981 Art Scavone
1978 Mark Stull
1976 Eric Butler
1973 Ed Salo
NCAA statistical
champion
2004 Team
total defense
(195.5 yards per game)
1999 Team
kickoff returns
(28.7 average)
1993 Rob Lokerson
receiving yards
(141.7 per game)
1985 Dave Lewis
punting
(41.6 average)
1983 Team
pass defense
(76.4 yards per game)
1974 Tom Oleksa
kickoff returns
(31.1 average)
aztec
bowl
Division III senior all-star game
played in Mexico
2004 Dan McCall
2003 Chris Radomski
2002 Chris Reed
2000 John Schoeller
take me to your leaders
Muhlenberg has fi nished in the top 10 in a Division III statistical
category 38 times:
category rank team/player year avg/no
total defense 1 team 2004 195.5
kickoff returns 1 team 1999 28.7
receiving yards 1 Rob Lokerson 1993 141.7
punting 1 Dave Lewis 1985 41.6
pass defense 1 team 1983 76.4
kickoff returns 1 Tom Oleksa 1974 31.1
turnover margin 2 team 2002 +2.3
kickoff returns 2 Joshua Carter 1999 35.0
total defense 3 team 2007 211.8
scoring defense 3 team 2004 10.3
rushing defense 3 team 2004 68.1
kickoff returns 3 team 2002 25.3
fi eld goals 3 Chris Reed 2002 1.3
all-purpose yards 3 Joshua Carter 2000 203.1
receptions 3 Rob Lokerson 1993 8.4
scoring defense 4 team 2007 11.2
interceptions 4 Mike Burke 2000 1.0
passing effi ciency 4 Pete Broas 1984 147.7
turnovers lost 5 team 2007 10
pass effi ciency defense 5 team 2004 79.3
kickoff returns 5 Kodi Shay 2003 30.5
all-purpose yards 6 Joshua Carter 1999 208.3
pass effi ciency defense 7 team 2007 86.3
fumbles lost 7 team 2007 5
kickoff returns 7 Tom Murdock 1984 25.0
fumbles recovered 8 team 2007 17
all-purpose yards 8 Kodi Shay 2003 186.6
total offense 8 Sean McCullough 1993 263.9
rushing yards 9 John DeLuca 2008 148.5
sacks 9 team 2007 3.67
passes had intercepted 9 team 2007 5
total defense 9 team 2005 253.6
passing offense 9 team 1993 268.4
punting 9 Dave Brottman 1984 39.6
pass effi ciency defense 10 team 2008 94.7
turnover margin 10 team 2007 +1.6
kickoff returns 10 Joshua Carter 2000 28.2
fi eld goals 10 Tom Mulroy 1984 1.11
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Centennial Conference:
2008 JOHN DeLUCA, RB
MATT RATHBUN, LB
Cameron Ahouse, DB
Phil Cresta, WR
William Moates, DL
Mike Nolan, OL
Eric Santagato, QB
Mark Bigelli, OL
Brandon Doyle, DB
Frank Emmett, DL
Scott Gavin, LB
Mike Gawel, OL
Michael Katz, K
David Mazzola, DB, P
Mike Donnelly,
coach of the year
2007 Dan Aitkens, DB
John DeLuca, RB
Brandon Doyle, DB
Dustin Good, LB
Matt Johnson, TE
Chris Musselman, DL
Mike Nolan, OL
Chris Swensen, DL
Tom Tarsitano, LB
Cameron Ahouse, DB
Mike Gawel, OL
David Mazzola, DB
William Moates, DL
Matt Rathbun, LB
Eric Santagato, QB
2006 Chris Musselman, DL
Mike Nolan, OL
Cameron Ahouse, DB
Brandon Doyle, DB
Dustin Good, LB
Matthew Sallese, OL
Tom Tarsitano, LB
2005 DAN McCALL, LB
Will Corbin, DL
Kyle Douglass, WR
Carl Slabicki, OL
Justin Adair, DB
Mark Bennett, LB
Phillip Gasker, DB
Michael Leanch, OL
Mike McCurley, DB
Stephen Montalto, TE
Tom Wargacki, DL
2004 RYAN PEER, LB
Justin Adair, CB
Michael Della Pella, DL
Michael Leanch, OL
Dan McCall, DL
Mike McCurley, CB
Frank Santini, OL
Dan Walker, LB
Phillip Gasker, DB
Mike McCurley, KR
Stephen Montalto, TE
Ryan Sassaman, P
Carl Slabicki, OL
Tom Wargacki, DL
2003 KODI SHAY, WR, KR
Matt Bernardo, RB
Tony Briscella, LB
Michael Della Pella, DL
Daniel McCall, DL
Th anasis Petrakis, DB
Chris Radomski, OL
Frank Santini, OL
Rob Sherman, TE
Joe Getz, DB
Michael Leanch, OL
Dan Walker, LB
fi rst-team selections in bold
conference players of the year
in CAPS
2002 JUSTIN JONES, QB
Matt Bernardo, RB
Tyler Cathey, DL
Chris Radomski, OL
Chris Reed, K
Kodi Shay, KR
Rob Sherman, TE
Beau Sherry, LB
John Blankenhagen, OL
Tony Briscella, LB
Jon Buglione, DL
Justin Hurlburt, OL
Mike Koth, DL
Alfredo Mercuri, WR
Dan Miller, DB
Th anasis Petrakis, DB
Kodi Shay, WR
Jordan Wright, DB
2001 Joshua Carter, WR, KR
Matt Bernardo, RB
Erik Hammar, DB
Joseph Muccia, OL
Beau Sherry, LB
Michael Stankowitz, TE
John Blankenhagen, OL
Tyler Cathey, DE
Justin Hurlburt, OL
Justin Jones, QB
Alfredo Mercuri, WR
Chris Reed, K
Jon-Paul Skarpetowski, LB
Kit Spicer, DB
Nick Tranguch, OL
Jordan Wright, DB
Ian Ximinies, DL
2000 JOSHUA CARTER, WR, KR
Mike Burke, DB
Doug Folger, LB
David Jones, DL
John Schoeller, OL
James Barski, P
Michael McCabe, QB
Mwaura Muroki, DB
Chuck Richard, OL
Beau Sherry, LB
Nick Tranguch, OL
Anthony Wolfsohn, RB
Jordan Wright, DB
Ian Ximinies, DL
1999 Mike Burke, DB
Joshua Carter, KR
David Jones, DL
Kenyamo McFarlane, WR
James Barski, P
Joshua Carter, WR
Keith Mann, OL
Chuck Richard, OL
John Schoeller, OL
Anthony Wolfsohn, RB
Ian Ximinies, DL
1998 Jason Brader, RB
Kenyamo McFarlane, WR
Patrick Shelley, OL
James Barski, P
Joe Gmitter, LB
David Jones, DL
1997 Jason Brader, RB
Brett Sawyer, OL
Steven Brady, DB
Kevin Cannon, WR
George Fosdick, QB
Billy Howlett, DL
Dave Johnson, OL
1996 Dan Terpstra, LB
Steven Brady, DB
Dave Johnson, OL
1995 John D’Angelo, LB
Andy Pratt, DL
1994 John D’Angelo, LB
Rob Lokerson, WR
1993 Rob Fritz, OL
Rob Lokerson, WR
Sean McCullough, QB
Mike Rubas, DB
Joe Christman, OL
Andy Pratt, DL
Bill Van Dyke, TE
Joe Vecchio, DL
1992 Mike Rubas, DB
Gerry Scott, P
Craig Stump, LB
Joe Vecchio, DL
1991 Joe Vecchio, DL
Paul Mattioli, OL
Mike Rubas, DB
Eric Slaton, WR
1990 Bob Powers, K
Gerry Scott, P
Chris Wright, LB
1989 James Dickinson, DL
Bob Powers, K
Jeff Sponenburg, OL
Mike Baraldi, DB
Andrew Becker, OL
Nick DiGiorgio, WR
Henry Large, TE
Chris Wright, LB
1988 James Dickinson, DL
Chris Elser, QB
Henry Large, TE
John Murphy, LB
Jeff Potkul, RB
Bob Powers, K
Jeff Sponenburg, OL
Andrew Becker, OL
Mike Pagan, DB
1987 Mike Ferguson, DL
Henry Large, TE
Bob Mann, WR
Dave Pfund, T
Chris Elser, QB
John Landino, RB
John Murphy, LB
Jeff Sponenburg, OL
1986 Mark Farrell, LB
Mike Ferguson, DT
Brad Fischer, DE
John Hobby, DB
Art Kopacz, OT
Tom Moyer, TE
Charlie Voorhees, RB
Dave Pfund, OT
1985 Brad Fischer, DL
Art Kopacz, OL
Dave Lewis, P
Tom Neumann, WR
Jeff Andrews, WR
Ray Gahwyler, G
Tom Murdock, DB
1984 Jeff Andrews, WR
Dave Brottman, P
Art Kopacz, OL
Tom Neumann, WR
Bill Reiner, DL
Tom Murdock, DB
Chris Peischl, RB
1983 Ray Beneke, LB
Kevin Mei, DB
Tom Neumann, P
Bill Reiner, DL
Mark Bisbing, G
Tom Mulroy, K
Middle Atlantic Conference
South:
1982 Tim Novatnack, LB
Bill Reiner, IL
1981 Ron Romano, C
Mike Bailey, RB
Jeff Dangelmajer, P
Tom Doddy, G
Chris Horton, LB
Victor Lea, K
Kyle Mirth, DT
1980 Bob Alencewicz, LB
John Sanford, DL
Ron DiDio, WR
Tom Doddy, G
Art Scavone, T
Jamie Smith, DB
1979 Brian Bodine, RB
Jerry Galgano, DE
John Sartori, WR
Don Sommerville, QB
Jon Tobias, OL
1978 John Schlechter, QB
1977 John McCusker, LB
Mark Stull, DL
Bill Dumchus, C
John Schlechter, QB
Chuck Smith, DB
1976 John Sartori, SE
Sam Stovall, K
John Sules, RB
Don Clemons, DE
Bill Dumchus, C
Frank Marino,
coach of the year
1975 John Dean, DL
John Dunne, T
Bill Ray, DB
1974 Tom Oleksa, DB
Tom Smyers, DE
John Holland, DL
1973 Joe Allwein, DB
John Dunne, T
Jon Light, LB
Frank McCants, DE
Ron Salley, FB
Randy Boll, WR
John Holland, DL
John Mill, HB
Tom Smyers, DE
Sam Stovall, K
1972 Frank McCants, DE
1971 Tom Crockett, DL
Ed DiYanni, QB
Geoff Hamilton, LB
George Wheeler, E
1970 Tom Crockett, DL
Randy Rice, DB
Erwin Schummer, T
Jesse Achenbach, C
Joe Allwein, DB
Tom Reilly, LB
Bruce Weaver, HB
1969 Bruce Weaver, HB
Jesse Achenbach, C
Joe DiPanni, LB
Mark Hastie, HB
Erwin Schummer, E
Bob Young, G
1968 Jesse Achenbach, C
Bob Van Iderstine, DE
Phil Wavrek, LB
Erwin Schummer, T
1967 Gordon Bennett, FB
Ron Henry, QB
Walt Reisner, LB
Lee Seras, C
Sam Tyler, DL
Dave Yoder, DB
1966 John Piper, DE
Dave Yoder, DB
1965 Charlie Woginrich, HB
1964 Tom Horne, T
David Binder, E
Lynn Rothrock, HB
Honor HonorRoll Roll
all-conference ecac all-star
Division III Southwest:
2008 John DeLuca, RB
Mike Nolan, OL
Matt Rathbun, LB
2007 Dan Aitkens, DB
Dustin Good, LB
Matt Johnson, TE
Chris Musselman, DL
2006 Chris Musselman, DL
Mike Nolan, OL
2004 Dan McCall, DL
Ryan Peer, LB
Frank Santini, OL
Dan Walker, LB
2003 Matt Bernardo, RB
Chris Radomski, OL
Kodi Shay, WR, RS
2002 Justin Jones, QB
(player of the year)
Matt Bernardo, RB
Chris Reed, K
Beau Sherry, LB
2001 Joshua Carter, KR
Erik Hammar, DB
2000 Joshua Carter, KR
John Schoeller, OL
Mike Burke, DB
Joshua Carter, WR
Division III South:
1999 Joshua Carter, KR
Michael McCabe, QB
Kenyamo McFarlane, WR
1998 Kenyamo McFarlane, WR
Patrick Shelley, OL
1997 Jason Brader, RB
(rookie of the year)
1996 Mike Kern, WR
Jason Novak, DL
Dan Terpstra, LB
1994 John D’Angelo, LB
1993 Rob Lokerson, WR
Mike Rubas, DB
1992 Mike Rubas, DB
1991 Joe Vecchio, DL
1990 Mike Hoff man, DB
Bob Powers, K
1989 Mike Pagan, DB
Jeff Sponenburg, OL
1987 Dave Pfund, OL
Mike Ferguson, DL
1986 Tom Moyer, TE
Art Kopacz, OL
John Hobby, DB
1985 Tom Neumann, WR
Dave Lewis, P
1984 Bill Reiner, DL
Tom Murdock, DB
Dave Brottman, P
1983 Ray Beneke, LB
1980 Gary Greb, rookie of
the year
1979 John Sartori, WR
Jon Tobias, G
Division III:
1973 Joe Allwein, DB
Frank McCants, DE
1972 Frank McCants, DE
1971 Ed DiYanni, QB
Jeff Hamilton, DB
Dick Toth, DE
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26 at Christopher Newport
Oct. 3 at Albright
10 Lebanon Valley
17 at Delaware Valley
24 FDU-Florham
31 at Lycoming
Nov. 7 Widener
14 at King’s
Game 6
October 17 • home
Location ........ Westminster, Md.
Founded ............................ 1867
Enrollment ........................ 1,700
Colors ................. Green & Gold
Nickname............... Green Terror
Conference ................Centennial
Home Field .Scott S. Bair Stadium
Capacity ............................ 4,000
Surface .................. Sportexe Turf
Head Coach ........... Tim Keating
Alma Mater ...Bethany (W.Va.) ’75
Phone .................. 410-857-2569
Career Record ............... 98-65-3
(16 seasons)
2008 Record ..........................2-8
(1-7 Centennial)
Letterwinners Returning.........50
Starters Returning .................. 20
Off ense ..........................Multiple
Defense .......................... Pro 3-4
Series ... McDaniel leads, 21-15-3
SID .......................Luke Stillson
Phone .................. 410-857-2291
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September 5 • away
Location .........Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Founded .............................1933
Enrollment ........................2,400
Colors .......... Navy Blue & Gold
Nickname.....................Colonels
Conference ......... Middle Atlantic
Home Field ........... Ralston Field
Capacity ............................4,000
Surface .............................. Grass
Head Coach ...... Frank Sheptock
Alma Mater .......Bloomsburg ’86
Phone ..................570-714-4750
Career Record .................. 82-55
(13 seasons)
2008 Record ......................... 4-6
(4-3 MAC)
Letterwinners Returning.........34
Starters Returning ..................15
Off ense ......................... Multiple
Defense ........................ Multiple
Series ..................Mules lead, 2-1
SID ................. Craig Merriman
Phone ..................570-408-4777
Sept. 5 St. Vincent
12 at Moravian
19 Catholic
26 at Dickinson
Oct. 3 Juniata
17 at MUHLENBERG
24 Ursinus
31 Franklin & Marshall
Nov. 7 at Gettysburg
14 Johns Hopkins
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19 at MUHLENBERG
26 at Rochester
Oct. 3 Worcester Polytechnic
10 Hobart
17 at St. Lawrence
24 at Salisbury
31 Rensselaer
Nov. 7 at Merchant Marine
14 Susquehanna
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September 19 • home
Location ........Schenectady, N.Y.
Founded ............................ 1795
Enrollment ........................2,240
Color ...............................Garnet
Nickname..................Dutchmen
Conference ..........Liberty League
Home Field ....Frank Bailey Field
Capacity ............................2,200
Surface ........................ FieldTurf
Head Coach ...........John Audino
Alma Mater ...... Notre Dame ’75
Phone ..................518-388-6152
Career Record ................ 125-46
(17 seasons)
2008 Record ......................... 5-4
(4-3 Liberty League)
Letterwinners Returning.........43
Starters Returning ..................20
Off ense .........Multiple One Back
Defense ........................ Multiple
Series ..................Mules lead, 5-4
SID ...................Eric McDowell
Phone ..................518-388-6170
Game 7
October 24 • away
Location ............... Lancaster, Pa.
Founded ............................ 1787
Enrollment ........................ 2,100
Colors .................. Blue & White
Nickname...................Diplomats
Conference ................Centennial
Home Field . Sponaugle-Williamson
Capacity ............................ 4,000
Surface ...............................Grass
Head Coach ............ John Troxell
Alma Mater ............ Lafayette ’94
Phone .................. 717-291-4194
Career Record ...................11-19
(3 seasons)
2008 Record ..........................4-6
(3-5 Centennial)
Letterwinners Returning.........24
Starters Returning .................. 13
Off ense ..........................Multiple
Defense .........................Multiple
Series ..........F&M leads, 50-41-1
SID ...........................Steve Peed
Phone .................. 717-291-3838
Sept. 5 at Washington and Lee
12 Catholic
19 Dickinson
26 at Juniata
Oct. 10 at Ursinus
17 Moravian
24 MUHLENBERG
31 at McDaniel
Nov. 7 at Johns Hopkins
14 Gettysburg
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12 at Hampden-Sydney
18 at Johns Hopkins
26 MUHLENBERG
Oct. 3 at Ursinus
10 at Moravian
17 Juniata
24 Dickinson
Nov. 7 McDaniel
14 at Franklin & Marshall
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September 26 • away
Location ............Gettysburg, Pa.
Founded ............................ 1832
Enrollment ........................2,600
Colors ................Orange & Blue
Nickname .......................Bullets
Conference ............... Centennial
Home Field .. Musselman Stadium
Capacity ............................6,176
Surface ........................AstroPlay
Head Coach ......... Barry Streeter
Alma Mater ..Lebanon Valley ’71
Phone ..................717-337-6414
Career Record ...........152-147-5
(30 seasons)
2008 Record ......................... 5-5
(5-3 Centennial)
Letterwinners Returning.........40
Starters Returning ..................16
Off ense .................. Spread Wing
Defense ................................ 4-3
Series ......... Bullets lead, 41-31-1
SID ....................Braden Snyder
Phone ..................717-337-6527
Game 8
October 31 • home
Location ................. Carlisle, Pa.
Founded ............................ 1783
Enrollment ........................2,030
Colors .................. Red & White
Nickname..................Red Devils
Conference ............... Centennial
Home Field .............Biddle Field
Capacity ............................2,577
Surface ........................ FieldTurf
Head Coach .......Darwin Breaux
Alma Mater ..... West Chester ’77
Phone ..................717-245-1644
Career Record .............102-62-1
(16 seasons)
2008 Record ......................... 6-4
(5-3 Centennial)
Letterwinners Returning.........26
Starters Returning ..................16
Off ense .............Multiple Option
Defense ................................ 4-3
Series .......... Mules lead, 38-24-2
SID ................ Charlie McGuire
Phone ..................717-245-1652
Sept. 5 at Grove City
12 Hobart
19 at Franklin & Marshall
26 McDaniel
Oct. 3 at Moravian
10 Johns Hopkins
24 at Gettysburg
31 at MUHLENBERG
Nov. 6 Juniata
14 Ursinus
Johns Hopkins
Game 4
October 3 • home
Location ............Baltimore, Md.
Founded ............................ 1876
Enrollment ........................4,561
Colors .. Columbia Blue & Black
Nickname.....................Blue Jays
Conference ............... Centennial
Home Field .... Homewood Field
Capacity ............................8,500
Surface ..................Sportexe Turf
Head Coach ...........Jim Margraff
Alma Mater .. Johns Hopkins ’82
Phone ..................410-516-8423
Career Record .............119-72-3
(19 seasons)
2008 Record ......................... 8-3
(6-2 Centennial)
Letterwinners Returning.........55
Starters Returning ..................17
Off ense ............................Pro Set
Defense ................................ 4-4
Series .......... Mules lead, 22-18-1
SID ......................Ernie Larossa
Phone ..................410-516-0552
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12 Randolph-Macon
18 Gettysburg
26 Moravian
Oct. 3 at MUHLENBERG
10 at Dickinson
17 Ursinus
31 at Juniata
Nov. 7 Franklin & Marshall
14 at McDaniel
Ursinus
Game 9
November 7 • away
Location ...........Collegeville, Pa.
Founded ............................ 1869
Enrollment ........................1,550
Colors ...Red, Old Gold & Black
Nickname.......................... Bears
Conference ............... Centennial
Home Field .........Patterson Field
Capacity ............................3,500
Surface .............................. Grass
Head Coach .......Peter Gallagher
Alma Mater ...W.Va. Wesleyan ’93
Phone ....... 610-409-3000 x2351
Career Record .................. 34-47
(8 seasons)
2008 Record ......................... 3-7
(2-6 Centennial)
Letterwinners Returning.........32
Starters Returning ..................18
Off ense ................................. Pro
Defense .............................4-2-5
Series .......... Mules lead, 42-23-7
SID ........................ Jim Wagner
Phone ..................610-409-3612
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12 at Lebanon Valley
19 at Juniata
Oct. 3 Gettysburg
10 Franklin & Marshall
17 at Johns Hopkins
24 at McDaniel
31 Moravian
Nov. 7 MUHLENBERG
14 at Dickinson
Juniata
Game 5
October 10 • away
Location ......... Huntingdon, Pa.
Founded ............................ 1876
Enrollment ........................1,450
Colors .....Yale Blue & Old Gold
Nickname.........................Eagles
Conference ............... Centennial
Home Field ............Knox Stadium
Capacity ............................3,000
Surface .............................. Grass
Head Coach ......... Carmen Felus
Alma Mater ..... Western Md. ’95
Phone ..................814-641-3526
Career Record ...................... 0-0
(fi rst season)
2008 Record ......................... 1-9
(1-7 Centennial)
Letterwinners Returning.........42
Starters Returning ..................15
Off ense ......................... Multiple
Defense ................................ 4-3
Series ..................Mules lead, 4-0
SID ...................... Pete Lefresne
Phone ..................814-641-3134
Sept. 5 at Allegheny
12 Susquehanna
19 Ursinus
26 Franklin & Marshall
Oct. 3 at McDaniel
10 MUHLENBERG
17 at Gettysburg
24 at Moravian
31 Johns Hopkins
Nov. 6 at Dickinson
Moravian
Game 10
November 14 • home
Location ............ Bethlehem, Pa.
Founded ............................ 1742
Enrollment ........................1,557
Colors ....................Blue & Grey
Nickname................Greyhounds
Conference ............... Centennial
Home Field ... Rocco Calvo Field
Capacity ............................2,000
Surface ..................Sportexe Turf
Head Coach .............. Scot Dapp
Alma Mater ..... West Chester ’73
Phone ..................610-861-1533
Career Record .............135-91-1
(22 seasons)
2008 Record ......................... 8-3
(6-2 Centennial)
Letterwinners Returning.........56
Starters Returning ..................13
Off ense ......................... Multiple
Defense ................................ 3-4
Series ....Moravian leads, 32-23-2
SID .................... Mark Fleming
Phone ..................610-861-1472
Sept. 5 at Susquehanna
12 McDaniel
19 Lebanon Valley
26 at Johns Hopkins
Oct. 3 Dickinson
10 Gettysburg
17 at Franklin & Marshall
24 Juniata
31 at Ursinus
Nov. 14 at MUHLENBERG
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player’s player mulvihill award bianco award
Th e most valuable player, as
decided upon by a team vote. In
addition to athletic performance,
the spirit of the award encompasses
qualities of leadership, loyalty and
support of teammates.
2008 Jim Jeff ers
2007 Dustin Good
2006 Chris Poehls
2005 Carl Slabicki
2004 Dan Walker
2003 Keith Van Fleet
2002 Beau Sherry
2001 Erik Hammar
2000 Jim DePreta
1999 Chuck Draper
1998 Kenyamo McFarlane
Patrick Shelley
1997 Jason Brader
1996 Dan Terpstra
1995 John D’Angelo
1994 Rob Lokerson
1993 Mike Rubas
1992 Craig Stump
1991 Eric Slaton
1990 Dan Bierals
1989 Keith Esposito
1988 John Murphy
1987 Dave Pfund
1986 Mark Farrell
1985-82 unknown
1981 Kyle Mirth
1980 John Kreger
1979 John Sartori
1978 John Schlechter
1977 Bill Dumchus
football support
Th e “most courageous” player, in
memory of Vincent Mulvihill ’80.
2008 John DeLuca
Mike Nolan
2007 Chris Swensen
2006 Dan Klinger
2005 Mark Bennett
2004 Dan Walker
2003 Th anasis Petrakis
2002 Tyler Cathey
2001 Keith Mann
2000 Paul Robinson
Bill McGuinn
1999 Bryan Steele
1998 Keelan Deshields
1997 John Hennelly
1996 Mark Mogavero
1995 Bill Van Dyke
1994 Luke Trainer
1993 Daryl Jones
1992 Tom DeVirgiliis
1991 Eric Slaton
1990 Tom McElhinney
1989 Wayne Caton
1988 Jeff Potkul
1987 Tom Papa
1986 Charlie Voorhees
1985 Scott Armitage
1984 Joe Th omas
1983 Ray Beneke
1982 Mickey Mottola
1981 Kyle Mirth
Th e Cardinal & Grey Fund was
established in 1989 to aff ord
alumni, parents, and friends
an opportunity to support
the College’s athletic eff ort
and continue the tradition of
excellence. Since its inception,
Cardinal & Grey contributions
have impacted the quality
of the athletic experience for
student-athletes in every sport by providing revenue beyond the
annual operating budget.
Gifts may be contributed to Cardinal & Grey, to a specifi c
sport, or split. Th e fi rst $50 of any sport-specifi c gift over $100
will be used to help compensate for the annual fi nancial support
provided by the Cardinal & Grey Fund for that sport. Gifts of
$1,500 and above qualify for membership in Th e Henry Melchior
Muhlenberg Society.
For information on how to join the Cardinal & Grey Fund, please
contact Muhlenberg College Director of Athletics Sam Beidleman at
484-664-3380.
Th e most valuable Muhlenberg
player of the Moravian game,
sponsored by Anthony Capobianco
’68.
2008 John DeLuca
2007 Eric Santagato
2006 Eric Santagato
2005 Eric Santagato
2004 Ryan Peer
2003 Matt Bernardo
2002 Matt Bernardo
2001 Mike Koth
2000 Matt Bernardo
1999 Joshua Carter
1998 Jason Brader
1997 Jason Brader
1996 Seth Myers
1995 Charles “Chip” Topp
1994 Rob Lokerson
1993 Mike Rubas
1992 Craig Stump
1991 Eric Slaton
1990 Chris Wright
1989 Rob Paessler
1988 Chris Elser
1987 John Murphy
1986 John Hobby
1985 Jeff Andrews
scholar athlete
2008 Joe Caporoso
2007 Jordon Grube
2006 Matt Loesch
2005 Tim Opiel
Chris Poehls
2004 Richard Volpe
2003 Frank Santini
2002 John Martini
2001 Wes Spence
2000 Michael Dickinson
1999 Michael Dickinson
1998 Tony Orazi
1997 Cory Wohlbach
1991-96 not awarded
1990 Mike Hoff man
1989 Jeff Sponenburg
1988 Werner Heydlauf
1987 Scott Pyne
1986 Rob Shapiro
offensive mvp
2008 Eric Santagato
2007 Matt Johnson
2006 Derek DiMattina
2005 Kyle Douglass
2004 Michael Leanch
2003 Kodi Shay
2002 Justin Jones
2001 Joshua Carter
2000 Michael McCabe
1999 Michael McCabe
1998 Jason Brader
1997 Jason Brader
defensive mvp
2008 Matt Rathbun
2007 Chris Musselman
2006 Chris Musselman
2005 Dan McCall
2004 Michael Della Pella
2003 Tony Briscella
2002 Beau Sherry
2001 Erik Hammar
2000 David Jones
1999 Ken Rayhon
1998 David Jones
1997 Steven Brady
special forces mvp
2008 Frank Emmett
Ewan Wright
2007 Tom Tarsitano
2006 Joel Haddock
2005 Ryan Merrill
2004 Ryan Peer
2003 Ryan Peer
2002 Christopher Brown
2001 Christopher Brown
2000 Steve Doll
1999 Kenyamo McFarlane
1998 Kenyamo McFarlane
1997 Chuck Draper
Th e “100 Club” is a group of special men and
women who support Muhlenberg College football
by donating $100 for each game played by the
Muhlenberg football
team during
the 2009 season
— a total of
$1,000. All proceeds
go directly
to the football
program to provide assistance with the many items
beyond the general operating budget.
All members receive:
• a Muhlenberg College 100 Club shirt
• mention in the game program
• a weekly football newsletter available only to
100 Club members
• all gifts are tax-deductible as allowable by law
For information on how to join the 100 Club, please
contact Coach Donnelly at 484-664-3385.
Team TeamAwards Awards
rookie of the year
2008 Patrick McDonough
2007 Dan Aitkens
Phil Cresta
2006 Cameron Ahouse
2005 John DeLuca
2004 Dustin Good
2003 Dan McCall
2002 Tim Opiel
2001 Michael Della Pella
2000 Matt Bernardo
1999 Anthony Wolfsohn
1998 Joshua Carter
1997 Mwaura Muroki
most improved
2008 Michael Katz
2007 Eric Santagato
John DeLuca
2006 William Moates
Chris Swensen
2005 Will Corbin
2004 Justin Adair (D)
Chris Giannini (O)
2003 Tom Wargacki (D)
Frank Santini (O)
2002 Chris Reed
2001 Mike Koth
Bo Rodrigues
2000 Mwaura Muroki
1999 Mike Burke
1998 Michael McCabe
1997 Kevin Cannon
“dig in” award
A player who sets a good example
by working hard every day for the
betterment of the team.
2008 William Moates
2007 Mike Nolan
Matt Rathbun
2006 Dustin Good
Tom Tarsitano
2005 Tom Wargacki
2004 Matt McGowan
2003 Matt Bernardo
2002 Steve Kreider
2001 Joseph Muccia
2000 Erik Hammar
1999 Joshua Carter
1998 Frank Marrero
1997 Chuck Richard
Th e members of the Muhlenberg
Football Parents Club are
very involved in the football experience
of their sons. Th e group
provides t-shirts that are given
out to the weekly award winners
and hosts postgame meals and the
postseason banquet.
2009 Offi cers
Jay and Denise Contessa, Presidents
Frank Bigelli, Vice President
John Holenda, Treasurer
Margie Bigelli, Secretary
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Sat 5 at Wilkes ......................................1:00
SAT 19 UNION .....................................1:00
Sat 26 * at Gettysburg ...............................1:00
• october
SAT 3 * JOHNS HOPKINS (Homecoming) .....2:00
Sat 10 * at Juniata ............................................... 1:00
SAT 17 * McDANIEL ........................................2:00
Sat 24 * at Franklin & Marshall .......................... 1:30
SAT 31 * DICKINSON .....................................1:00
• november
Sat 7 * at Ursinus .....................................1:00
SAT 14 * MORAVIAN ..............................1:00
* Centennial Conference game
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