2007 Kutztown University Football Schedule

2007 

FOOTBALL

About Kutztown University 

History: 

Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, a member 

of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher 

Education, was founded in 1866 as Keystone 

Normal School. It became Kutztown State 

Teachers College in 1928, Kutztown State College 

in 1960, and achieved university status in 

1983. Today, Kutztown University is a modern, 

comprehensive institution and is accredited by 

the Middle States Association of Colleges and 

Secondary Schools, PA Department of Education, 

NCATE, NLNAC, CSWE, NCACE, 

NASM and NASAD. 

Location: 

Kutztown University’s picturesque 325-acre 

campus is located in a Pennsylvania Dutch 

community midway between Allentown and 

Reading. Several large cities are easily accessible, 

including Philadelphia and New York. 

Enrollment: 

Approximately 10,200 full- and part-time 

undergraduate and graduate students. Most 

are Pennsylvania residents, but students from 

24 states and 38 nations are represented in the 

student body: 60% women, 40% men. 

Academic Year: 

Consists of two 15-week terms. The university 

also offers classes during two five-week summer 

sessions. 

Faculty: 

Teaching-focused with scholarly expertise; 

many are engaged in research, student/faculty 

research, writing and consulting. There is a 

19:1 student/faculty ratio. 

Majors/Degrees: 

KU has nearly 60 undergraduate majors 

in the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Sciences, 

Visual and Performing Arts, Business, and 

Education. There are 19 graduate degree programs 

within the College of Graduate Studies 

and Extended Learning. Degrees at Kutztown 

include the B.A., B.F.A, B.S.B.A., B.S.N., 

B.S.W., B.S.Ed.; M.A., M.B.A., M.P.A., 

M.L.S., M.S., and M.Ed. 

Special Academic Programs: 

There are honors programs throughout the 

undergraduate curriculum, Phi Kappa Phi and 

Alpha Epsilon Lambda national honor societies, 

17 international exchange and study abroad 

programs, freshmen seminars, independent 

study, internships, four MBA locations, and 

diversified and intensive academic support 

services. 

Library: 

Modern, spacious facility; 517,000 bound volumes, 

as well as thousands of maps, periodicals 

and microforms; Endeavor integrated library 

system; numerous Web databases; Internet; 

electronic full-text periodical databases; 191 

computers, including laptops; 527 network 

connections; seating for 800 patrons. 

Special Facilities: 

Wireless campus, gallery, planetarium, observatory, 

TV production facilities, 50 studentaccessible 

computer labs containing nearly 

800 PCs/Macs, cartography lab, early learning 

center, smart classrooms, curriculum materials 

center and Pennsylvania German Heritage 

Center. 

Student Life: 

Nearly 150 student organizations include: 

academic, advisory councils, campus media 

(including a fully-equipped radio station and 

student newspaper), diversified interest, Greek 

Life, performing arts, public service, special 

interest, sports (club and recreation) and visual 

arts affiliates. Entertainment options include 

concerts, dances, lectures, comedy, excursions 

and cultural events. The McFarland Student 

Union houses the bookstore, movie theater, 

game room, snack bar, TV lounge, coffeehouse, 

financial center and cyberlounge. 

Residence Halls: 

Fifteen residence facilities (8 coed, 2 single 

gender, 2 modified single gender), two apartment-style 

coed complexes and one residence 

house accommodate 4,800 students. All residence 

halls are wired for cable TV, telephone, 

Internet and campus network access. 

In accordance with the Equity in Athletics 

Disclosure Act of 1994 (section 360B of Pub. L. 

130-382), the Kutztown University Athletic Department 

has made information concerning its intercollegiate 

athletics programs available to the public. 

This information is on file at Rohrbach Library and 

the athletic department main office. Questions can 

be directed to the athletics office, (610) 683-4094. 

Kutztown University is committed to Affirmative 

Action, equal employment and educational opportunity 

in compliance with Title VI and VII of the 

Civil Rights Act of 1964, Executive Order 11246, 

the Educational Amendments under Title IX of 1972, 

Sections 503/504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 

and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. 

photo by Pat Healey, Sr.

Table of Contents/Media Information 

2007 Golden Bear Yearbook 

About Kutztown University............ins. front cover 

President Dr. F. Javier Cevallos............................. 2 

Support Staff.......................................................... 3 

Head Coach Raymond Monica.............................. 4 

Assistant Coaches...............................................5-7 

2005-06 Dixon Trophy.......................................... 8 

Student Recreation Center..................................... 8 

Athletic Facilities................................................... 9 

2007 Preview..................................................10-12 

2007 Pre-Season Roster..................................12-13 

Golden Bear Profiles.......................................14-23 

2007 Opponents..............................................24-29 

2006 Season in Review..................................29-31 

2006 Season Statistics....................................32-34 

Golden Bear Tradition......................................... 35 

Golden Bears in the NFL..................................... 36 

Head Coaches...................................................... 37 

KU Athletics Hall of Fame.................................. 37 

Honors............................................................38-39 

Records...........................................................40-41 

All-Time Leaders (Season).................................. 42 

All-Time Leaders (Career).................................. 43 

Year-by-Year Results......................................44-48 

Golden Bears in the Classroom....... ins. back cover 

2007 Schedule........................................back cover 

KU Quick Facts 

Location: Kutztown, PA | Enrollment: 10,200 

Nickname: Golden Bears | Colors: Maroon & Gold 

Affiliation: NCAA Division II 

Conference: Penna. State Athletic (PSAC) East 

Stadium: University Field Capacity: 5,600 

Surface: artificial (A-Turf) 

President: Dr. F. Javier Cevallos 

Athletics Department 

Director: Greg Bamberger 

Associate Director: Michelle Gober 

Phone: (610) 683-4094 | Fax: (610) 683-1379 

Sports Information 

Director: Josh Leiboff 

Phone: (610) 683-4182 | Fax: (610) 683-4676 

Home Phone (media only): (610) 927-9765 

E-Mail: athletics@kutztown.edu 

Website: kubears.com 

Results Hotline: (610) 683-1515 

Football Press Box: (610) 683-9696 

Football Information 

Head Coach: Raymond Monica 

Alma Mater: North Alabama | Year: 1990 

Career Record: 4-6, 2-4 PSAC East; 2nd season 

Phone: (610) 683-4362 

2006 Record/Finish: 4-6, 2-4 PSAC East (5th/7) 

Letterwinners Ret./Lost: 33/20 

Starters Returning/Lost: 15/11 

Offense: 5/6 | Defense: 8/5 | Specialty: 2/0 

Offensive Set: I-formation | Defensive Set: 4-3 

 

Media Information 

All media inquiries for Kutztown 

University athletics, its coaches 

and student-athletes, are to be 

directed to the Golden Bear Sports 

Information Office. Media inquiries 

include all requests for sports 

information file photographs, photo 

shoots and interviews (either by 

phone, e-mail, in-person or otherwise) 

at all times, including during 

the active playing season, pre- and 

post-seasons, as well as during and 

outside of practices. 

Sports Information will provide 

information on game credentials, 

photo and film credentials, radio, 

television and scouting. Sports 

information reserves the right to 

refuse or alter media requests that 

conflict with practices, games, travel, 

classes or other team/university 

activities. Approved requests will 

be fulfilled at a time that is mutually 

convenient for all parties. 

The sports information staff 

manages the press box during 

home games and provides complete 

statistics for members of the 

working media. Telephones and 

fax transmission are available for 

post-game filing. Press box seating 

passes and sideline credentials must 

be requested at least 24 hours in advance 

of for each contest. Members 

of the media will receive priority 

seating. 

The KU Sports Information 

Office is located in the University’s 

university relations department, 

room 213, Stratton Administration 

Building. 

On the Cover 

Front cover: Football Media Guide are 

(clockwise, from top left): Kyle Spotts^, Brian 

Bingnear^, Raymond Monica, Justin Gibbs, 

Scott Smith^, Elfren Quiles and Tyler Romberger, 

Tom Cressman, the Golden Bears^. 

Back cover: is a photo of University Field^, 

taken during the first-ever night game at KU. 

Cover design by Aubrey Fornwalt ’08 and 

Camille DeMarco, KU Publications. 

Photo Credits 

Photos in this publication are by Jeff Unger, 

Unger Studio, Kutztown, Pa. (ungerstudio. 

com), unless indicated. Photos on the 

cover, listed and marked ^ above, are by Pat 

Healey, Sr.

President F. Javier Cevallos 

Dr. F. Javier Cevallos is 

Kutztown University’s 11th 

president. Inaugurated into office 

in 2003, hallmarks of his 

presidency include progressive 

initiatives focused on inclusive 

outreach and an international 

perspective. In addition to 

overseeing the creation of new 

programs across the academic 

spectrum, President Cevallos has 

presided over a period of tremendous 

growth, both in the number 

of students seeking enrollment at 

KU and expansion of on-campus 

facilities and academic programs. 

Cevallos began his academic career as an 

assistant professor of Spanish at the University 

of Maine at Orono. After three years in Maine, 

he moved to the University of Massachusetts, 

where he rose to the rank of full professor 

within eight years. From that point he held 

several positions in university administration 

and governance. 

In 1996, Cevallos was named a fellow of 

the American Council of Education, an honor 

bestowed upon college administrators who 

show great leadership potential. 

Since coming to Kutztown, Cevallos 

has led the campus community in programs 

which open the university to students from 

all backgrounds. His outreach efforts have 

helped establish the university as a welcoming 

and nurturing environment for students from 

traditionally underserved populations. 

During his tenure, Cevallos has worked 

to form and strengthen ties with universities 

in Ukraine, India, China, Ecuador, and more. 

Artists, teachers, and professionals come to 

campus from many countries to conduct workshops, 

lectures, and classes, while KU students 

travel the globe to pursue their studies as part 

a “study abroad” program. 

The 21st century has been a time of change 

for the “beacon on the hill.” With an enrollment 

of 10,100 students, KU is the third largest 

university in the Pennsylvania State System of 

Higher Education of 14 universities. Because 

of this expansion, the university has embarked 

on a program of renewal and growth. 

Recently completed residence halls and 

apartments comprise nearly a third of the new 

additions on campus. The latest 

addition is the Academic Forum, 

a totally modern facility featuring 

technologically-advanced 

classrooms and lecture halls 

devoted to serving the needs 

of students competing in the 

information age. 

Keeping pace with national 

trends in personal health, the 

Student Recreational Center, 

totally funded by student contributions, 

has been added to an 

already large line-up of fitness 

activities available directly on 

campus. Future projects include a new heating 

plant and even more residential living spaces. 

In order to preserve the traditional while 

moving into the future, the university has 

converted many of its teaching spaces to smart 

classrooms with interactive computer learning 

stations and Internet access, offering distance 

learning opportunities that enable students to 

work off-campus while participating in KU 

coursework. 

“Today, we are attracting students whose 

needs include a comprehensive education wellversed 

in the modern research and publication 

tools,” Dr. Cevallos said. “At the core is a sound 

educational foundation in the liberal arts. A 

university degree is not singularly a preparation 

for the world of work or graduate school; 

higher education must serve as the model for 

lifelong learning.” 

In addition to the leadership Cevallos 

provides on campus, the president also gives 

generously of his time and energy offering 

guidance and leadership to the community. 

Among the many organizations he serves are 

Good Shepherd, Hawk Mountain and Minsi 

Trails Boy Scout Councils, Olivet Boys and 

Girls Club, Reading Public Museum, Reading 

Musical Foundation, St. Joseph’s Hospital and 

Medical Center, WLVT/Lehigh Valley PBS, 

and the United Way of Berks County. 

Cevallos and his wife, Josee Vachon, a 

professional French-Canadian folk singer, live 

in the president’s residence on campus with 

their two children, Alex and Caroline, both of 

whom attend area public schools.

Support Staff 

Greg Bamberger 

Director of Athletics 

Greg Bamberger became Kutztown University’s director of athletics 

on May 1, 2005. 

Since coming to Kutztown, Bamberger has overseen a successful era 

in Golden Bear Athletics. KU won the 2005-06 Dixon Trophy, a first for 

the institution. The trophy is awarded to the Pennsylvania State Athletic 

Conference’s top athletic department. 

Bamberger came to Kutztown from Glenville State College in West 

Virginia, where he served as director of athletics from 2002-05. 

Prior to taking over as director of athletics, Bamberger was an assistant 

football coach and lecturer at Glenville for three semesters. He was the assistant head 

coach, offensive coordinator and coached the offensive line for the Pioneers. 

From 1997 until 2000, Bamberger was a district sales coordinator for AFLAC. Bamberger 

previously served as assistant football coach at the Virginia Military Institute and Southeast 

Missouri State. 

Bamberger earned his master’s degree in sports administration from Temple University in 

1989. He is a 1982 graduate of Duke University with a bachelor’s degree in management sciences. 

He was a three-year starter for the Blue Devils’ football team, serving as co-captain in 

1981. Bamberger was born in Abington, Pa., and is a graduate of Phoenixville High School. He 

and his wife, Bernadette, have three children. 

Dr. Charles 

Woodard 

Vice-President 

Student Services 

Michelle Gober 

Associate 

Director of 

Athletics 

Josh Leiboff 

Sports 

Information 

Coordinator 

Alex Ogeka 

Director of 

Athletic 

Advancement 

Rennie Sacco 

Coordinator of 

Sports Medicine 

Martha 

Anderson 

Athletic Trainer 

Jack Entriken 

Athletic Trainer 

Dr. Robert 

Ziegenfus 

Faculty Athletic 

Representative 

Lewis Cooke 

Equipment 

Manager 

Alicia Berger 

Assistant 

Equipment 

Manager 

Martha Johnson 

Secretary 

Melissa Shaffer 

Secretary

Head Coach Raymond Monica 

Raymond Monica became 

the 14th head football 

coach at Kutztown University 

in March 2006. 

In his first season at KU, 

Monica’s squad doubled the 

win totals from 2005, as the 

Golden Bears finished 4-6 

overall. KU was 2-4 in the 

PSAC East. 

“Kutztown is a university 

that is growing and moving 

forward. I’m excited to 

get the football program headed in the 

same direction,” Monica said. “We want 

to compete for the PSAC East championship 

and get into the Division II playoffs. 

We want to be a physical football team 

and be talented in all aspects of the game 

– offense, defense and special teams.” 

Monica, 41, came to Kutztown after 

serving as defensive coordinator at Division 

I-A Temple University for eight seasons, 

including the last seven as assistant 

head coach. During his tenure at Temple, 

Monica also guided the inside linebackers 

and defensive line. 

Prior to Temple, Monica coached for 

nine seasons at the University of North 

Alabama, during which time the Lions 

won three NCAA Division II national 

championships from 1993-95. 

A native of Garyville, La., Monica is 

a graduate of East St. John’s High School 

in Reserve, La. He enrolled at Nicholls 

State University in 1985. After one season 

with the Colonels, he transferred to 

Northeast Mississippi Junior College, 

where he played quarterback and earned 

all-state honors for two seasons. He 

signed with Southern Illinois University 

(Carbondale) and went through spring 

drills, before a back injury ended his 

playing career. 

Monica began his coaching career 

as a student assistant coach, guiding the 

running backs at Northeast Mississippi 

Junior College in 1988. He moved on 

to North Alabama in 1989. There, he 

coached the running backs while completing 

his bachelor’s degree in health, 

physical education and recreation, which 

he received in 1990. 

Monica served as defensive line 

coach at the University of 

North Alabama (UNA) from 

1992-97. In 1993, UNA’s defense 

ranked in the top four 

nationally in pass defense, 

total defense, rush defense 

and scoring defense. North 

Alabama won its first Division 

II national championship 

that season. The 1994 season 

brought the second-straight 

national championship, and 

the Lion defense finished 

second nationally in all four defensive 

categories. In 1995, the Lions won their 

third straight NCAA title. The UNA defensive 

front produced three All-Americans 

and two National Football League 

draft choices, while leading Division II in 

both rushing defense and scoring defense. 

During the three-year championship run, 

North Alabama posted a remarkable record 

of 41-1. 

At Temple, Monica was hailed as one 

of the top assistant coaches in college 

football. In Sports Illustrated’s 2003 

College Football Preview, Monica was 

cited as one of college football’s seven 

“Wise Guides.” The article praised him 

as “the best in the nation at getting ordinary 

players to do extraordinary things.” 

The accolade came after the Owl defense 

was recognized as one of only eight in the 

country to finish in the top 20 in total defense 

in both 2001 and 2002. Temple’s 

defense ranked 19th nationally, allowing 

just 312.6 total yards per game in 2001. 

The success was recognized in the postseason, 

when Monica and then Temple 

head coach Bobby Wallace directed the 

Blue defense in the 2001 Blue-Gray All- 

Star Football Classic. In 2002, the Owl 

defense ranked 18th nationally, allowing 

315.7 total yards per contest. 

Monica mentored several future NFL 

players while at Temple, including 2002 

Big East Conference Defensive Player 

of the Year and All-America DT Dan 

Klecko, All-America LB Rian Wallace, 

as well as DE Raheem Brock, DT Russell 

Newman and DE Calvin Wilkinson. 

Monica and his wife, Linda, are the 

parents of Ray (13), Lindsey (9) and Austin 

(2).

Assistant Coaches 

Jeff Chillot 

Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 

Jeff Chillot is in his second season with the Kutztown University 

football coaching staff. Chillot is the offensive coordinator 

and is responsible for the quarterbacks. Last year, Chillot’s 

offense ranked in the top 40 in Division II in total yards, passing 

yards and scoring. His offense marked a better than 100-yard-per 

game improvement from the year before, and sustained 40 drives 

of 50 yards or more. This year, Chillot is a full-time member of 

the coaching staff, after stepping down from his role as a teacher 

in the Schuylkill Valley School district. 

Chillot came to KU from Albright College, where he coached for 13 seasons. He 

was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach from 1999-2005, during which 

time his offenses led the conference and ranked nationally in several statistical categories. 

From 1996-98 he coached wide receivers, and he was the defensive line coach 

from 1993-95. He assisted with special teams during the bulk of his tenure with the 

Lions. Prior to Albright, Chillot spent the 1991-92 seasons coaching at Pottstown High 

School. He is a 1988 graduate of Shippensburg University, where he played defensive 

back for two seasons. He was an all-league defensive back at Pottstown St. Pius X 

High School from 1981-83. 

Michael Baldwin 

Defensive Backs 

Michael Baldwin is in his second season with the KU coaching 

staff after completing a stellar playing career for the Golden 

Bears in 2005. This year, he coaches the defensive backs after 

coaching the running backs last season. A three-year co-captain 

and four-year starting safety, Baldwin was the 2005 Pennsylvania 

State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Defensive Player of the year. 

He was named to the All-PSAC East team in 2004 and 2005. Also, 

Baldwin was named to the Associated Press Little All-America 

and ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America second teams. He was a first team 

Daktronics All-Northeast Region pick in 2005, and was a three-time CoSIDA Academic 

All-District selection, earning first team honors in 2004 and 2005. Additionally, Baldwin 

was named the 2005-06 KU Male Senior Athlete and Senior Scholar-Athlete of 

the Year. Baldwin graduated in December 2005 with a degree in criminal justice. 

Jarrad Brennan 

Defensive Ends 

Jarrad Brennan is in his second season on the Golden Bear 

football coaching staff. Brennan coaches the defensive ends. He 

came to Kutztown from Temple University, where he has spent six 

seasons assisting the football program. Brennan started at temple 

as a student manager in 2000, before becoming an administrative 

assistant, while also assisting with offensive tackles and tight 

ends, from 2001-05. Prior to Temple, Brennan spent the 1999 

season as offensive line coach at his alma mater, Nativity BVM, 

in Pottsville. Brennan is a 1995 graduate of Nativity. His brother, 

Mike, is the head coach at Mount Carmel High School.


Fred Endy 

Running Backs 

Fred Endy is in his third season with the Kutztown University 

Football program. Endy, who coaches the running backs, came 

to Kutztown from Boyertown High School, where he served as 

the director of athletics for 19 years. He also spent four years as 

the school’s head football coach (1998-2001), compiling a 23-25 

record. Prior to Boyertown, Endy was head coach at Kutztown 

High School (1974-81) and coached offensive backs at KU in 

1982. He also had assistant coaching stints at Daniel Boone, 

Schuylkill Valley and Boyertown high schools. Endy served as 

a social studies teacher at Daniel Boone, Kutztown and Boyertown high schools. A 

1971 Kutztown State College graduate, Endy was a kicker on the Golden Bear football 

team. He also earned his master’s degree from KU. 

Dennis Iezzi 

Defensive Backs 

Dennis Iezzi enters his first full year with the Golden Bear 

program. Iezzi, who coaches the defensive backs, joined the staff 

last spring. Iezzi brings 29 years of coaching experience to KU. 

In 21 seasons as a head coach, he tallied a record of 150-83-3. 

He spent the last five years as head coach at Exeter High School, 

while also serving as head coach at Middletown for 14 seasons 

and Bermudian Springs for two years. Prior to becoming a head 

coach, he was an assistant coach at Donegal High School for eight 

seasons. While at Middletown, Iezzi led his team to a pair of 

District III-AAA titles and a PIAA playoff appearance in 1988. He was named coach 

of the year five times and served on Pennsylvania’s coaching staff of the 1989 Big 33 

game. Iezzi has been inducted into the Daniel Boone High School Wall of Fame (1987), 

the Capital Area Sports Hall of Fame (1989) and the Berks County Football Coaches 

Hall of Fame (2007). Iezzi was a three-sport standout at Daniel Boone and went on 

to be a four-year letterwinner at Albright College. He holds a bachelor’s degree from 

Albright, a master’s from Millersville University, and a principal certification from 

Temple University. 

Greg Kosciolek 

Offensive Line 

Greg Kosciolek (pronounced kuh-shoo-lik) is in his fourth 

season on the Kutztown football coaching staff. He is responsible 

for the offensive line. Kosciolek came to the Golden Bears via 

Shippensburg University, where he spent two seasons as a graduate 

assistant, coaching tight ends. In addition to those responsibilities, 

he also coached the offensive line and long snappers and 

was responsible for the defensive scout team and video editing. 

Kosciolek played collegiately at New Haven University, where he 

was a three-year starter at tight end. The Summit Hill, Pa., native 

spent 2001 working as a child care counselor for Kids Peace, a center for troubled teens 

located in Schnecksville, Pa.


Steve Moyer 

Wide Receivers 

Steve Moyer is in his ninth season with the Golden Bear 

coaching staff. He is in his third year coaching receivers, a position 

he also mentored from 1998-99. He was KU’s offensive coordinator 

and quarterbacks coach from 2000-03. As coordinator, 

he produced two of the top four scoring offenses in KU history. 

Moyer came to Kutztown from Upper Perkiomen High School, 

where he served as head coach from 1986-97. In 1997, Moyer’s 

team was 9-1 and was the PAC-10 Conference Co-Champion and 

Class AAA District l runner-up. He was named the Pottstown 

Mercury Coach of the Year for the second straight season. Prior 

to Upper Perkiomen, Moyer spent 12 years at Red Land High School, including three 

years as head coach. He also has spent time on the coaching staff at the University 

of Pittsburgh and Freedom High School. Moyer was a three-year starter at Pittsburgh, 

where he ended his career as the school’s all-time leading receiver. He graduated in 

1972 with a degree in secondary education. Moyer also holds a master’s degree from 

Shippensburg. 

Tim Tobin 

Defensive Tackles/Strength & Conditioning/Kickers 

Tim Tobin is in his second year with the Golden Bear staff. 

He is in charge of defensive tackles and kickers, while assisting 

with strength and conditioning. He came to Kutztown from 

South Florida Home Schooling Athletics, which he co-founded 

and served as athletics director. He began his coaching career as 

a student assistant at Arizona State University, where he was the 

linebackers and kickers coach in 1987. He coached defensive 

backs and special teams at the University of California-Santa 

Barbara in 1988. He then was defensive line coach at Shippensburg 

University in 1990. Tobin also coached at McGill-Toolen Catholic High School 

in Mobile, Ala., where he was the defensive line and special teams coordinator; and 

Westminster Christian School in Miami, Fla., where he was assistant coach and offensive 

coordinator. He is a 1988 graduate of Arizona State University with a degree 

in physical education. 

Raymond Yannuzzi 

Tight Ends/Strength & Conditioning 

Raymond Yannuzzi is in his first year on the KU football 

coaching staff. He coaches tight ends, while also serving as the 

program’s strength and conditioning coach. Yannuzzi was a threeyear 

starter and four-year letterwinner for the Golden Bears from 

2003-06. He started the final 30 games of his career, including 

the last two seasons at center. The Wallingford native served as a 

team captain as a senior in 2006. Yannuzzi is a December 2006 

graduate of Kutztown with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. 

He is currently pursuing a master’s degree in education.

2005-06 Dixon Trophy 

Kutztown University was the winner of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference’s 

(PSAC) Dixon Trophy for the 2005-06 academic year. The trophy is presented on an annual 

basis to the league’s most successful all-around program. 

The Dixon Trophy is named after F. Eugene Dixon, Jr., former chairman of the Board of 

Governors of Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education. It is awarded annually to the 

PSAC member institution that accumulates the most points based on results of conference playoffs 

and/or regular-season records. Each institution’s point total is calculated by adding its top 

six men’s finishes and top six women’s finishes in 21 conference sports. 

Pictured above are several representatives of Kutztown University’s athletic teams accepting 

the Dixon Trophy at a presentation last September. On hand to present the trophy to KU’s 

coaches and athletes were President F. Javier Cevallos (far left), Vice President for Student Services 

and Campus Life Chick Woodard (front, third from right) and Director of Athletics Greg 

Bamberger (far right). 

Student Recreation Center 

The 64,623 square foot student recreation center opened in the fall of 2006. The facility, 

located between Keystone Hall and University Field, is THE place to be for student recreation 

and fitness on campus. Among the amenities are a nearly 9,000 sq. ft. fitness center and weight 

room, two group fitness studios, two racquetball courts, an indoor rock climbing wall, a synthetic 

surface gymnasium with curved walls for indoor sports, a synthetic surface half gymnasium, 

a suspended jogging track (approx. 1/10 mile), an office suite for recreational services staff, a 

meeting room, retail space/snack bar and locker rooms with jacuzzis. 

 

photo by KU university relations photo by KU sports information

Athletic Facilities 

Kutztown University is blessed with some of the top athletic facilities among Division II 

colleges and universities in the eastern United States. Twenty of KU’s 21 teams have their home 

venue on campus. 

University Field 

During the summer of 

2005, Kutztown University embarked 

upon major renovations 

to University Field, the home of 

the Golden Bear football, track 

& field and field hockey teams. 

Kutztown replaced the natural 

grass field with new, state-ofthe-art, 

synthetic athletic turf. 

In addition, the track surrounding 

the field was re-surfaced 

and lights were installed. Along 

with the use by the intercollegiate teams, the field is utilized by student intramurals and recreation. 

A-Turf, a New York-based company and one of the leaders in the synthetic athletic turf industry, 

installed the new field. The field system is Premium RS-45, which contains sand and rubber 

infill mixed into the synthetic grass over the padding, which is designed for long-term durability 

and to reduce the effects of impact on the body. 

Around the new field lies a 5,600-seat stadium. The stadium has been the site of PSAC 

Championship track & field meets. The stadium features a scoreboard and message center that 

photo by KU university relations 

debuted in the fall of 2001. 

Keystone Hall 

The home of the Golden Bears, Keystone 

Hall is the hub of indoor athletic activity on 

campus. The 3,400-seat Keystone Arena, 

located in the center of Keystone Hall, is the 

home of the volleyball, men’s and women’s 

basketball and wrestling teams. It was also the 

location of President George W. Bush’s visit in 

2004. Keystone Hall houses the Golden Bear 

sports medicine department, designated locker 

rooms for intercollegiate athletic teams, and 

a state-of-the-art fitness room. The football 

coaching staff and locker room are located in 

the west wing of Keystone Hall. 

Keystone Field House 

Keystone Field House is home to the KU 

men’s and women’s indoor track teams, and is 

used by all teams for indoor practices, overflow 

athletic events, camps and clinics throughout 

the year. It is also used for non-athletic events, 

such as former President Clinton’s address during 

his visit in 1994, and commencement. 

 

Risley Weight Room 

Athletes get extensive use out of the 

free-weight room, located on the ground floor 

of Risley Hall, the original gym. The weight 

room was recently renovated and expanded.

2007 Season Preview 

Year two of the Raymond Monica era season-ending injury in the 2006 season opener. 

promises to be one filled with excitement and Cory McFadden (so. Freemansburg/Bethlehem 

continued improvement for the 2007 Kutztown 

Catholic) came on strong at the end of 

University football team. 

the season. He rushed 85 times for 420 yards 

Kutztown finished fifth in the Pennsylvania 

and three touchdowns, with 50 carries for 275 

State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern yards and all three TDs coming in the final three 

Division last year, with a 2-4 record in the games. Nick Hosford (so. Slatington/Northern 

division and 4-6 overall. 

Lehigh) also will battle for carries. 

Monica’s squad returns 34 letterwinners Joe Strauss (so. Lititz/Warwick) returns 

and 11 starters from last year’s team, as well at fullback. Strauss was the team’s third-leading 

as an infusion of new talent hoping to make an 

rusher last year, carrying 64 times for 304 

impact this season. 

yards and three scores. Veteran backup Travis 

OFFENSE 

Barron (sr. Coatesville/Bishop Shanahan) 

The Golden Bears have holes to fill from adds experience, while Bobby Checchia (rfr. 

last year’s much improved offense. KU ranked 

Lititz/Lancaster Catholic) also looks to 

in the top six in the PSAC in total offense (367.2 contribute. 

yards/game), rushing offensive (142.3), passing 

WIDE RECEIVERS: A record-breaking 

offense (224.9) and scoring offense (26.7 senior will anchor an otherwise young receiver 

points/game) last year. The year before, the corps in 2007. 

Golden Bears ranked in the bottom five of each Elfren Quiles (sr. New Britain, CT/New 

category. The offense sustained 49 drives of Britain) set a single-season school record with 

50 yards or more, scoring on 34 of them. The 12 touchdown catches last year. The Merrimack 

squad had just 25 drives of 50-plus yards the 

transfer led the team with 54 catches for 

year before. 

816 yards, which ranked as the third-highest 

Five starters return for second-year offensive 

yardage output in a season at KU. A second- 

coordinator Jeff Chillot. 

team All-PSAC East receiver, Quiles was na- 

QUARTERBACKS: Kyle Spotts (sr. tionally ranked in catches, yards and scoring. 

Tamaqua/Tamaqua) enters his third year as No other wide receiver on KU’s roster has 

the starter under center. The 6-3, 204 pounder a collegiate reception. Tony Braciszewski (jr. 

had a solid season in 2006. He completed 156- Bensalem/Bensalem) and Mike Dietrich (so. 

of-271 passes for 2,155 yards, throwing for 20 York/York Catholic) are returning letterwinners 

touchdowns and 10 interceptions. His passing 

who will look to slide into a starting role. 

TDs (tie-fourth) and passing yards (fifth) Chris Thomas (r-fr. West Milford, NJ/West 

ranked among KU’s all-time, single-season Milford), is expected to be on the depth chart, 

leaders. Spotts also rushed for five scores. while Jason Uhlig (r-fr. Blue Bell/Wissahickon) 

Backup Shane Martin (jr. New Holland/ 

looks to get on the field after redshirting. 

Garden Spot) also returns. Martin completed Shane Martin and Ryan Nye (jr. Bernville/Holy 

6-of-12 passes for 67 yards and a TD last year. 

Name) may be called upon as 

He rushed for 132 yards and a score on 18 carries. 

receivers, switching from their roles as backup 

Third-stringer Matt Lawhorne (so. Ma- 

quarterback and punter, respectively. Nye 

cungie/Brandywine Heights) also returns. starred in the spring game, catching four passes 

RUNNING BACKS: With its top three for 125 yards and a TD. 

rushers back in the fold, KU’s running game TIGHT ENDS: Dan Onorato (jr. Malvern/Malvern 

has experience, but previous injuries may add 

Prep) will take over for three- 

questions to the area. The Golden Bears return a time All-PSAC East tight end Jason Henley. 

trio of backs who combined for 1,156 yards and Onorato caught two passes for 17 yards last 

eight touchdowns on 280 carries last year. season. Redshirt-freshmen Nick Aspromonte 

Leading rusher Maurice Adams (sr. (r-fr. Tobyhanna/Pocono Mountain West) 

West Chester/Henderson), a second-team and Jake Thierjung (r-fr. Bensalem/Bensalem) 

All-PSAC East selection, gained 432 yards 

will battle for the backup role. 

and scored twice on 131 carries. He missed the OFFENSIVE LINE: The offensive line 

final three games due to injury. Still affected, returns one starter and three other letterwinners 

Adams may miss the 2007 season. Backup Tyler 

from last year’s squad. Tyler Romberg- 

Dinnis (r-so. Doylestown/Central Bucks er (so. Muir/Williams Valley) (6-4, 280) will 

West) had just two carries before suffering a anchor the line from his right tackle position. 

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2007 Season Preview 

Romberger was named the most improved tions, strongside linebacker Tom Cressman 

player on offense in the spring. Three other (sr. Sellersville/Pennridge) and weakside 

returners gained experience last year and will linebacker Sam McKellar (jr. Allentown/Dieruff). 

move into starting roles this season. Mike 

A two-year starter, Cressman had 38 

Casciano (sr. Birdsboro/Twin Valley) started 

tackles, including three for loss and a sack, last 

three games a year ago and is expected to year. McKellar notched 32 tackles, including 

start at left tackle. Evan Reese (so. Centre five for loss, in his first year as a starter. 

Hall/State College) played in 10 games and Two second-year players who gained 

is slated to take over at center. Darrell Martin 

experience as rookies in 2006 will battle for 

(jr. Stroudsburg/Stroudsburg) played in playing time. Sean Alboucq (so. Lehigh- 

nine games in 2006 and is penciled in at right ton/Lehighton) will challenge McKellar 

guard. The left guard spot will be manned for the starting weakside spot. Alboucq had 

by a redshirt freshman, either Shane Kadlac 19 tackles, with one for loss and a fumble 

(r-fr. Toms River, NJ/Toms River East) or recovery, last season. David Cressman (so. 

Jared Haas (r-fr. Linglestown/Central Dauphin). 

Sellersville/Pennridge), will back up his older 

brother, Tom. The younger Cressman had 17 

DEFENSE 

hits, including two for loss, last fall. 

The 2007 Golden Bear defense returns Other LBs returning to the fold include 

six starters from last year and also regains the Joel Irwin (r-fr. Coatesville/Bishop Shanahan), 

services of two starters from 2005. The unit 

Miles Scott (r-fr. Port Matilda/State 

will look to improve upon the outcome of last College) and Keith Massey (r-fr. Allentown/ 

year, in which it ranked among the bottom four Allen). 

in the PSAC in total defense (363.2 yards/game DEFENSIVE BACKS: The secondary 

allowed), rush defense (196.8) and scoring will feature four full- or part-time returning 

defense (30.0 points/game). 

starters this season. Leading the way is All- 

DEFENSIVE LINE: Three returning PSAC East, All-Region and All-America safety 

starters, one from last year and two from 2005, Brian Bingnear (sr. Boothwyn/Chichester). 

will man the defensive line. Defensive tackle He led the team with 90 tackles, including one 

Scott Smith (sr. New Oxford/Delone Catholic) 

for loss. Bingnear also added four interceptions 

enters his third year as a starter. He had and four breakups. Returning starter Cory 

40 tackles, including five for loss and a half Porrino (sr. Orwigsburg/Blue Mountain) and 

sack last season. Nose guard Nick Cresta (jr. newcomer Mike Gardier (so. Dunmore/Dunmore) 

Wallingford/Strath Haven) returns to defense 

will start at the other two safety positions 

after starting on the offensive line and earning in KU’s new three-safety set. Porrino tallied 

second-team All-PSAC East honors last year. 23 tackles, an interception and four breakups in 

Cresta had 44 tackles, including six for loss and seven games. Gardier transferred to Kutztown 

3.5 sacks, along with an interception, as a freshman 

from Mansfield, where he earned second-team 

in 2005. Defensive end Leory Azubuike All-PSAC East status as a rookie last fall. 

(sr. East Stroudsburg/East Stroudsburg Gardier led the Mountaineers with 84 tackles, 

South), who sat out last season, had 63 hits, including two for loss, two interceptions and 

along with 10 for loss and four sacks, in 2005. four breakups. Joe Iannello (r-fr. Media/ 

Kevin Branco (jr. Hellertown/Saucon Valley), 

Strath Haven), who redshirted last season, 

who started two games last year, is slated supplies depth at the stafety positions. 

to start at the other end. He had 25 tackles, Justin Gibbs (sr. Pottstown/Pottstown) 

with a sack and three for loss a year ago. and Cameron Parchment (so. Tannersville/ 

Backing up the interior positions will be Pocono Mountain East) are slated to start at 

Craig Croman (so. Pine Grove/Pine Grove), the two cornerback spots. A three-year starter, 

who had 14 tackles and a sack, and Craig Gibbs tallied 44 tackles last season, while adding 

Moose (so. Dillsburg/Northern York), who 

two interceptions and five pass breakups. 

had 13 stops and two for loss. Dan Schwartz Parchment worked his way into the starting 

(so. Gilbertsville/St. Pius X) is projected to lineup last season, starting the final four games. 

back up the ends. Pat Healey (r-fr. Sewell, He tallied 18 stops, along with an interception 

NJ/Wasington Twp.) also returns. 

and two breakups. Brent Howard (jr. Gilbertsville/Boyertown), 

LINEBACKERS: The Golden Bears 

a starter last season, 

return two starters at the two linebacker posi- 

is likely to sit out this year due to injury. 

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2007 Season-Preview | 2007 Newcomers 

Nate Rabenold (so. Lehighton/Lehighton) 

and redshirts 

Jay McKnight (r-fr. 

Robesonia/Conrad Weiser) 

and Ardee Burno (r-fr. Harrisburg/Susquehanna 

Twp.) 

will battle for the backup spots 

on the corners. 

SPECIAL TEAMS 

Kutztown returns both 

starters in the kicking department. 

Ryan Nye is back at 

punter and Steve Sandberg (jr. 

Quakertown/Northeast Philadelphia) 

is the place kicker. 

Nye earned second-team 

All-PSAC East honors last season, 

averaging 39.5 yards per 

punt, the third-highest average 

in KU history. 

Sandberg connected on 

four of eight field goals, including 

a long of 42, last season. He 

hit 31 of 35 point-after touchdown 

kicks to finish with 43 

points on the season. Sandberg 

also handled kickoffs. 

Matt Dineen (r-fr. Wilmington, 

DE/Concord) is slated 

to back up at both punter and 

kicker. 

Cory McFadden and 

Tyler Dinnis are expected to 

handle the punt and kick return 

duties. McFadden average 

12.0 yards on four kick returns 

last year. Dinnis returned three 

kicks for 18 yards two seasons 

ago. Justin Gibbs, who has 750 

career kickoff return yards, and 

Maurice Adams, who averaged 

21.7 yards and returned a kick 

for a TD last year, also may be 

in the mix. 

Nye is slated to be the 

holder, while Bobby Checchia 

or Pat Healey will take over as 

long snapper. 

The 2007 season begins on 

Sept. 1, when the Golden Bears 

travel to Southern Connecticut 

State for a 1:00 p.m. kickoff. 

Name 

POS Hometown/High School 

Josh Alger TE Wyomissing/Wilson 

Tyler Balzer K Huntington, NY/Huntington 

Tony Barone K Marlin/Pottsville 

Jon Baumann OL Philadelphia/NE Catholic 

Ed Berezny WR Behtlehem/Bethlehem Catholic 

Eric Berkowitz DB Dresher/Upper Dublin 

Kevin Bolinsky DE Ashland/North Schuylkill 

William Brown WR Ewing, NJ/Ewing 

Bill Burke OL Pennsauken, NJ/Camden Catholic 

James Campbell WR Philadelphia/Central 

Justin Clark QB Kennett Square/Kennett 

Robbie Clews WR Ashland/North Schuylkill 

Kendell Coleman RB Philadelphia/M.L. King 

Terrell Davis WR Kennett Sq./Kennett 

Chris Diaferio RB Drexel Hill/West Catholic 

Kevin Doherty DB Sewell, NJ/Washington Twp. 

Jim Domzalski WR Bensalem/Conwell-Egan 

Jason Eklund DB Landenberg/Kennett 

Brandon Emerich WR Pine Grove/Pine Grove 

Khaleel Evans DB Philadelphia/Imhotep 

Khalief Evans DB Philadelphia/Imhotep 

Andre Fisher DE Hazleton/Hazleton 

Zac Fowler DL Croydon/Harry S. Truman 

Ryan Glatt OL Orangeville/Central Columbia 

Dan Hassell LB Lititz/Warwick 

Colin Henny DL Lititz/Manheim Twp. 

Jason Henshaw DL West Chester/W.C. Henderson 

Chris Hoyt LB Budd Lake, NJ/Mt. Olive 

Ryan Kemmerer WR Catasauqua/Catasauqua 

Matt Kistler DB North Wales/North Penn 

John Kreuer WR York/York Suburban 

Dave Kuebler TE Bristol/Conwell-Egan 

Jon Lemp DB Levittown/Harry S. Truman 

Dave Marencin OL Quarryville/Garnet Valley 

Kory Marshall RB Philadelphia/Edison 

Tom McCue LB Levittown/Conwell-Egan 

Chris McGee DB Perkiomenville/Boyertown 

Aaron McGlynn OL Harleysville/Souderton 

Chris Medina DL Kennett Sq./Valley Forge M.A. 

Storm Miller QB Jamison/C.B. South 

Trevor Morley LB Westminster, MD/Delone Catholic 

Michael Nagurny DL Harrisburg/Central Dauphin 

Shane Nolte DB Levittown/Conwell-Egan 

Chris Oliver OL Philadelphia/Germantown 

Nick Orlowsky WR Whitehall/Whitehall 

Agustin Perez LB East Stroudsburg/E. Stroudsburg 

Joe Pilone DB Milford, NJ/Del. Valley Regional 

Scott Price OL Pottsville/Schuylkill Haven 

Ahmad Rasheed DE Philadelphia/Imhotep 

Eric Richardson RB Hatfield/Calvary Christian Acad. 

Tyleek Ross RB Philadelphia/South Philadelphia 

Greg Rotkowski LB Macungie/Emmaus 

Zach Smitheman OL Boothwyn/Garnet Valley 

Nick Stramara DL Orwigsburg/Blue Mountain 

Dustin Taylor DE Philadelphia/Imhotep 

Trent Tolene DE Harrisburg/Central Dauphin 

Dontay Wilson RB Stamford, CT/Stamford 

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2007 Pre-Season Roster (Returners) 

NO NAME POS YR HT WT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL 

3 Maurice Adams RB SR 5-9 190 West Chester/Henderson 

43 Sean Alboucq LB SO 5-11 190 Lehighton/Lehighton 

45 Nick Aspromonte DE FR* 6-2 212 Tobyhanna/Pocono Mt. West 

9 Leroy Azubuike DE SR 6-3 208 E. Stroudsburg/E. Stroudsburg South 

28 

48 

Preston Barron 

Travis Barron 

DB 

FB 

FR* 6-2 

SR 6-3 

190 

240 

Coatesville/Bishop Shanahan 


17 Brian Bingnear DB SR 6-0 180 Boothwyn/Chichester 

89 Tony Braciszewski WR JR 5-10 180 Southampton/William Tennent 

49 Kevin Branco DL JR 6-5 215 Hellertown/Saucon Valley 

95 

65 

Ardee Burno 

Mike Casciano 

DB 

OL 

FR* 6-0 

SR 6-0 

173 

265 

Harrisburg/Susquehanna Twp. 

Birdsboro/Twin Valley 

20 Bobby Checchia FB FR* 5-11 220 Lititz/Lancaster Catholic 

51 Chris Chylack OL FR* 6-3 290 Souderton/Souderton 

50 Mike Clark OL FR* 6-1 248 Philadelphia/Lincoln 

52 

26 

David Cressman 

Tom Cressman 

LB 

LB 

SO 

SR 

5-9 

6-0 

210 

215 

Sellersville/Pennridge 

Sellersville/Pennridge 

61 Nick Cresta DL JR 6-2 260 Wallingford/Strath Haven 

76 Craig Croman DL SO 6-2 250 Pine Grove/Pine Grove 

4 Mike Dietrich WR SO 6-2 195 York/York Catholic 

91 

28 

Matt Dineen 

Tyler Dinnis 

P/PK 

RB 

FR* 5-11 190 

SO* 5-11 208 

Wilmington, DE/Concord 

Doylestown/Central Bucks West 

53 Steven Frymoyer OL FR* 6-4 235 West Lawn/Wilson 

6 Mike Gardier DB SO 5-10 180 Dunmore/Dunmore 

1 Justin Gibbs DB SR 6-0 178 Pottstown/Pottstown 

62 

67 

Jared Haas 

Pat Healey 

OL 

DL 

FR* 6-0 

FR* 6-1 

242 

240 

Linglestown/Central Dauphin 

Sewell, NJ/Washington Twp. 

37 Nick Hosford RB SO 5-10 195 Slatington/Northern Lehigh 

18 Brent Howard DB JR 6-2 186 Gilbertsville/Boyertown 

83 Joe Iannello DB FR* 6-1 185 Media/Strath Haven 

28 

75 

Joel Irwin 

Shane Kadlac 

LB 

OL 

FR* 6-3 

FR* 6-1 

235 

247 


Toms River, NJ/Toms River East 

64 Brian Kutzleb OL FR* 6-0 262 Nutley, NJ/Nutley 

15 Matt Lawhorne QB SO 6-1 165 Macungie/Brandywine Heights 

78 Darrell Martin OL JR 6-2 309 Stroudsburg/Stroudsburg 

14 Shane Martin QB JR 6-1 190 New Holland/Garden Spot 

57 

27 

Keith Massey 

Cory McFadden 

LB 

RB 

FR* 6-1 

SO 5-8 

194 

175 

Allentown/Allen 

Freemansburg/Bethlehem Catholic 

42 Sam McKellar LB JR 6-0 214 Allentown/Dieruff 

34 

35 

Jay McKnight 

Craig Moose 

DB 

DL 

FR* 6-0 165 

SO 5-11 260 

Robesonia/Conrad Weiser 

Dillsburg/Northern York 

13 

10 

Ryan Nye 

Dan Onorato 

P/PK 

TE 

JR 

JR 

5-10 178 

6-3 240 

Bernville/Holy Name 

Malvern/Malvern Prep 

2 Cameron Parchment DB SO 5-11 195 Tannersville/Pocono Mt. East 

23 

7 

Cory Porrino 

Elfren Quiles 

DB 

WR 

SR 

SR 

5-10 190 

6-0 205 

Orwigsburg/Blue Mountain 

New Britain, CT/New Britain 

92 

66 

Nate Rabenold 

Evan Reese 

DB 

OL 

SO 

SO 

5-11 190 

6-0 247 

Lehighton/Lehighton 

Centre Hall/State College 

77 Tyler Romberger OL SO 6-4 280 Muir/Williams Valley 

16 

33 

Steve Sandberg 

Dan Schwartz 

PK 

DE 

JR 

SO 

5-11 175 

6-0 205 

Quakertown/Northeast Philadelphia 

Gilbertsville/St. Pius X 

93 Miles Scott DB FR* 5-9 175 Port Matilda/State College 

54 Scott Smith DL SR 6-2 250 New Oxford/Delone Catholic 

11 Kyle Spotts QB SR 6-3 204 Tamaqua/Tamaqua 

25 Joe Strauss FB SO 5-11 203 Lititz/Warwick 

86 Jake Thierjung TE FR* 6-5 215 Bensalem/Bensalem 

84 

65 

Chris Thomas 

Mike Tumbiolo 

WR 

OL 

FR* 5-9 

FR* 6-3 

175 

305 

West Milford, NJ/West Milford 

Slatington/Northern Lehigh 

85 Jason Uhlig WR FR* 6-1 185 Blue Bell/Wissahickon 

81 Alex Zukus WR FR* 5-10 180 Tuscarora/Tamaqua 

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Golden Bear Profiles 

Maurice Adams 

Running Back/ 

Return Specialist 

Senior 

5-9 - 190 

West Chester, PA 

Henderson HS 

Major: Leisure & Sport 

Studies 

Honors: 2004 All-PSAC East second team 

(RB); 2005 All-PSAC East second team (RB, 

return specialist) 

Top Performances: 2006 vs. Clarion (25 

rushes, 68 yds, TD, 85-yd kickoff return TD), 

vs. Mansfield (21 rushes, 107 yds), vs. West 

Chester (19 rushes, 81 yds, TD, 3 rec, 36 yds, 

TD); 2005 vs. Mansfield (14 rushes, 143 yds, 

TD); 2004 vs. Cheyney (35 rushes#, 259 yds#- 

school record, 72 yard run#, 3 TD#), vs. East 

Stroudsburg (20 rushes, 159 yds, TD) 

Notes: Three-year starting running back...started 

the first seven games of 2006 before a leg 

injury vs. West Chester...team’s leading rusher 

in each of the past three seasons...has 459 yards 

on 22 career kickoff returns (20.9/return). 

Career Stats 

Rushing G Att Yds Avg TD 

2004 10 125 702 5.6 6 

2005 10 151 662 4.4 2 

2006 7 131 432 3.3 2 

Total 27 407 1796 4.4 10 

Receiving G Rec Yds Avg TD 

2004 10 8 28 3.5 0 

2005 10 13 99 7.6 0 

2006 7 7 65 9.3 1 

Total 27 28 192 6.9 1 

Sean Alboucq 

Linebacker 

Sophomore 

5-11 - 190 

Lehighton, PA 

Lehighton HS 

Major: Business Admin. 

Top Performances: 2006 

vs. Bloomsburg (6 TT#), vs. 

Mansfield (4 TT, 3 UT#, TFL#) 

Notes: Last name pronounced “All-bock”... 

Played in all 10 games in 2006, including a pair 

of starts...expected to be in the mix for a starting 

spot at linebacker. 

Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT TFL FR 

2006 10 9 19 1-5 1 

Nick Aspromonte 

Defensive End 

Redshirt-Freshman 

6-2 - 212 

Tobyhanna, PA 

Pocono Mt. West HS 

Major: Undeclared 

Notes: Redshirted last year... 

will battle for time on the line and special teams 

this fall. 

Leroy Azubuike 

Defensive End 

Senior 

6-3 - 208 

East Stroudsburg, PA 

E. Stroudsburg S. HS 

Major: Psychology 


vs. Clarion (14 TT#, 7 UT#, 

3 TFL#, 2 sacks#, PBU), vs. West Chester (10 

TT, blk. punt), vs. Cheyney (5 TT, 3 TFL#, sack, 

FF); 2004 vs. Mansfield (2 TT) 

Notes: Did not play in 2006...10-game starter at 

defensive end in 2005, was team’s third-leading 

tackler and was third in sacks...played in final 

seven games of 2004 season. 

Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT TFL PBU FR 

2004 7 4 5 0-0 0 0 

2005 10 25 63 10-49 2 1 

Total 17 29 68 10-49 2 1 

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Travis Barron 

Fullback 

Senior 

6-2 - 240 

Coatesville, PA 

Bishop Shanahan HS 



vs. Mansfield (2 rushes, 6 yds); 2005 vs. Mansfield 

(7 rushes#, 59 yds#), vs. Cheyney (TD) 

Notes: Has played in five games over the last 

two seasons...will battle for playing time at 

fullback this fall. 

Career Stats 


2004 0 0 0 0 0 

2005 4 11 67 6.1 1 

2006 1 2 6 3.0 0 

Total 5 13 73 5.6 1 

Brian Bingnear 

Defensive Back 

Senior 

6-0 - 180 

Boothwyn, PA 

Chichester HS 


Honors: 2006 All-PSAC 

East first team, Football 

Gazette All-America third team, All-Northeast 

Region first team, Daktronics All-Northeast 

Region second team 

Top Performances: 2006 vs. Clarion (8 TT, 2 

PBU, 2 INT#), vs. Lock Haven (12 TT, 10 UT), 

vs. Slippery Rock (16 TT# , 11 UT#); 2005 vs. 

Clarion (9 TT), vs. Millersville (9 TT, TFL) 

Notes: Two-year starting safety, including each 

of the last 20 games...led team in tackles and 

interceptions in 2006...expected to start at free 

safety this season. 

photo by Pat Healey, Sr. 

Brian Bingnear Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT TFL INT PBU 

2004 9 10 15 0-0 0-0 0 

2005 10 31 53 1-27 0-0 3 

2006 10 58 90 1-5 4-8 4 

Total 29 99 158 2-32 4-8 7 

Tony 

Braciszewski 

Wide Receiver 

Junior 

5-10 - 180 

Southampton, PA 

William Tennent HS 

Major: Business 

Notes: Expected to have an increased role on 

offense as a receiver....played in several games 

last year on offense and special teams...last 

name pronounced “BRAH-shi-SHES-key.” 

Kevin Branco 

Defensive End 

Junior 

6-5 - 215 

Hellertown, PA 

Saucon Valley HS 

Major: Political Science 


vs. Clarion (2 TT, sack), vs. Millersville (6 

TT#, 3 UT#); 2005 vs. Mansfield (5 TT, 2 

TFL#, sack); vs. Shippensburg (3 TT, 3 UT#, 

TFL, sack, 2 FR) 

Notes: Valuable contributor at defensive end, 

playing in all 20 games over past two seasons... 

led team in fumble recoveries in 2005...younger 

brother of former Golden Bear Chris Branco... 

will compete for starting DE spot. 

Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT TFL Sack FR 

2005 10 12 27 4-23 2.0-12 3 

2006 10 11 26 3-8 1.0-6 0 

Total 20 23 53 7-31 3.0-18 3 

Ardee Burno 



6-0 - 173 

Harrisburg, PA 

Susquehanna Twp. HS 

Major: Computer Science 

Notes: Redshirted last year, 

will battle for playing time at cornerback. 

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Mike Casciano 


Senior 

6-0 - 265 

Birdsboro, PA 

Twin Valley HS 

Major: Computer Science 

Notes: Played in six games last year, inclduing 

three starts...transferred to KU from Stevens 

Tech (Lancaster, Pa.)...will compete for fulltime 

starting spot on offensive line in 2007. 

Bobby Checchia 

Fullback/ 

Long Snapper 


5-11 - 220 

Lititz, PA 

Lancaster Catholic HS 

Major: Secondary Education-English 

Notes: Redshirted in 2006...will be in the mix 

to fill role as long snapper this season. 

Chris Chylack 



6-3 - 280 

Souderton, PA 

Souderton HS 

Major: Criminal Justice 

Notes: A 2006 redshirt... 

will battle for time on the o-line this season. 

Mike Clark 



6-1 - 248 

Philadelphia, PA 

Lincoln HS 

Major: Music 

Notes: Took a redshirt season 

last fall...will look to make mark on special 

teams and battle for time on the O-line. 

David Cressman 

Linebacker 

Sophomore 

5-9 - 210 

Sellersville, PA 

Pennridge HS 

Major: Secondary Education-Mathematics 


vs. Lock Haven (5 TT#, 3 UT#, TFL#), vs. 

Slippery Rock (3 TT, 2 UT, TFL#), vs. East 

Stroudsburg (4 TT, 3 UT#) 

Notes: Started final two games in ’06...younger 

brother of KU linebacker Tom Cressman... 

slated to backup Tom at LB this season. 

Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT TFL 

2006 7 12 17 2-2 

Tom Cressman 

Linebacker 

Senior 

6-0 - 215 

Sellersville, PA 

Pennridge HS 

Major: Accounting 

Honors: 2006 ESPN the 

Magazine Academic All- 

District second team 

Top Performances: 2006 vs. Clarion (6 TT, 6 

UT#, TFL) vs. Slippery Rock (10 TT#, 3 UT, 

2 TFL#, sack); 2005 vs. S. Conn. St. (10 TT#, 

5 UT, 2 TFL#, 2 sacks), vs. Millersville (10 

TT#, TFL, sack), vs. Clarion (8 TT, 2 TFL#, 2 

sacks#, FF); 2004 vs. Mansfield (4 TT, 3 UT, 

TFL, sack) 

Notes: Started eight games last year...top returning 

tackler among linebackers...started six 

games in 2005, sharing team lead in sacks... 

will start at linebacker this fall. 

Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT TFL Sack FF 

2004 8 8 12 1-10 1.0-10 1 

2005 9 21 47 7-38 6.0-47 3 

2006 8 20 38 3-7 1.0-5 0 

Total 25 49 97 11-55 8.0-52 4 

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Nick Cresta 

Defensive Line 

Junior 

6-2 - 260 

Wallingford, PA 

Strath Haven HS 



East second team (OL) 

Top Performances: 2006 vs. East Stroudsburg 

(1 TT); 2005 vs. Bloomsburg (7 TT#, 3 UT#, 

sack), vs. Clarion (6 TT, 3 UT#), vs. Shippensburg 

(4 TT, 3 UT#, 2 TFL#, sack), vs, 

Millersville (6 TT), vs. East Stroudsburg (int.), 

vs. Cheyney (4 TT, 2 TFL#, 1.5 sacks#) 

Notes: Started on offensive line in 2006, after 

starting on defensive line in 2005...switched 

back to defense in spring...named most improved 

defensive player. 

Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT TFL Sack Int. 

2005 10 20 44 6-28 3.5-25 1 

2006 10 1 1 0-0 0.0-0 0 

Total 20 21 45 6-28 3.5-25 1 

Craig Croman 


Sophomore 

6-2 - 250 

Pine Grove, PA 

Pine Grove HS 

Major: Electronic Media 


vs. Cheyney (2 TT, 2 UT#, 

TFL, sack) vs. Lock Haven (4 TT#, 2 UT#) 

Notes: Played in 10 games, including two 

starts, in 2006...expected to battle for playing 

time on interior defensive line. 

Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT TFL Sack 

2006 10 10 14 1-5 1.0-5 

Mike Dietrich 

Wide Receiver 

Sophomore 

6-2 - 195 

York, PA 

York Catholic HS 


Notes: Saw time in three 

games last year...redshirted 

in 2005...switched to wide receiver, from defensive 

back, in the spring. 

Matt Dineen 

Punter/Place Kicker 


5-11 - 190 

Wilmington, DE 

Concord HS 


Notes: Projected to compete 

at punter and kicker. 

Tyler Dinnis 

Running Back 

Sophomore 

5-11 - 208 

Doylestown, PA 

Central Bucks W. HS 



vs. Edinboro (9 rushes#, 58 

yds#, 1 rec#, 11 yds#), vs. Cheyney (8 rushes, 

35 yds, TD), vs. Mansfield (5 rushes, 41 yds) 

Notes: Played in just one game in 2006, due 

to injury...awarded a hardship waiver (medical 

redshirt) to retain sophomore eligibility...has 

one career catch for 11 yards...will be a top 

contender for carries in 2007 

Career Stats 


2005 5 26 167 6.4 1 

2006 1 2 3 1.5 0 

Total 6 28 170 6.1 1 

Steven 

Frymoyer 



6-4 - 235 

West Lawn, PA 

Wilson HS 

Major: Secondary Education-Science 

Notes: Redshirted last fall...will battle for spot 

on the offensive line this year. 


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Mike Gardier 


Sophomore 

5-9 - 175 

Dunmore, PA 

Dunmore HS 

Major: Secondary Education-Science 


East second team (at Mansfield) 

Notes: Transferred from Mansfield after 2006 

season...led Mountaineers in tackles (84), interceptions 

(2) and had four pass breakups...will 

vie for a starting safety position in 2007. 

Justin Gibbs 


Senior 

6-1 - 178 

Pottstown, PA 

Pottstown HS 


Studies 


vs. Mansfield (int.) vs. Millersville (7 TT, 

4 UT, TFL) vs. Slippery Rock (9 TT#), vs. 

Bloomsburg (7 TT); 2005 vs. Clarion (FR., 

int.), vs. Millersville (7 TT, TFL); 2004 vs. 

Lock Haven (8 TT, 7 UT#), vs. Millersville 

(75-yd FR TD) 

Notes: Three-year starter...second among returning 

players in tackles and pass breakups... 

led team in kickoff returns and yards in 2005... 

expected to start at either cornerback or safety... 

may chip in on kick returns. 

Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT TFL Int PBU 

2004 10 30 40 2-3 1-0 6 

2005 10 20 34 3-5 2-9 7 

2006 10 22 44 2-3 2-37 5 

Total 30 72 118 7-11 5-46 20 

All-Purpose Rec PR KR Total 

2004 0-0 3-18 14-233 251 

2005 1-13 0-0 17-349 371 

2006 0-0 0-0 9-168 205 

Total 1-13 3-18 40-750 827 

Jared Haas 



6-0 - 242 

Linglestown, PA 

Central Dauphin HS 

Major: Secondary Education-History 

Notes: Spent 2006 as a 

reshirt...will battle for time on the O-line. 

Pat Healey 



6-1 - 240 

Sewell, NJ 

Washington Twp. HS 


Notes: Redshirted in 2006... 

in the mix at d-line and at long snapper.. 

Nick Hosford 

Running Back 

Sophomore 

5-10 - 195 

Slatington, PA 

Northern Lehigh HS 

Major: Secondary Education-Biology 


vs. Mansfield (3 rushes, 18 yds) 

Notes: Played in nine games as a true-freshman 

last season...had three special teams tackles. 

Career Stats 


2006 9 5 13 2.6 0 

Brent Howard 


Junior 

6-2 - 186 

Gilbertsville, PA 

Boyertown HS 

Major: Electronic Media 


vs. Shippensburg (6 TT#, 

4 UT#), vs. Bloomsburg (4 UT#, TFL) vs. 

Mansfield (int.), vs. Clarion (3 PBU#) 

Notes: Started all 10 games at cornerback last 

fall...played 10 games at wide receiver in 2005, 

catching nine passes for 145 yards...expected 

to sit out the season due to injury. 

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Brent Howard Career Stats 


2005 10 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 

2006 10 19 25 2-1 2-2 7 

Total 20 19 25 2-1 2-2 7 

Joe Iannello 



6-1 - 185 

Media, PA 

Strath Haven HS 

Major: Special Education 


will battle for playing time at safety. 

Joel Irwin 

Linebacker 


6-3 - 235 

Coatesville, PA 

Bishop Shanahan HS 


Studies 

Notes: Expected to battle 

for time at linebacker and on special teams. 

Shane Kadlac 



6-1 - 247 

Toms River, NJ 

Toms River East HS 

Major: Elem. Education 

Notes: Spent 2006 season 

as a redshirt...will 

battle for playing time on the O-line this fall. 

Brian Kutzleb 



6-0 - 262 

Nutley, NJ 

Nutley HS 

Major: History 

Notes: Redshirted last fall... 

will challenge for playing 

time on the o-line this season. 

Matt Lawhorne 

Quarterback 

Sophomore 

6-1 - 165 

Macungie, PA 

Brandywine Heights HS 


Studies 

Notes: Redshirted in 2005, 

third-string QB last year...will look to move up 

the depth chart at quarterback this season. 

Darrell Martin 


Junior 

6-2 - 309 

Stroudsburg, PA 

Stroudsburg HS 

Major: Medical Tech 

Notes: Played in nine games 

last year, including action on the offensive line 

and on special teams...saw time in six games 

in 2005...redshirted in 2004...slated to start at 

guard this season. 

Shane Martin 

Quarterback 

Junior 

6-1 - 190 

New Holland, PA 

Garden Spot HS 

Major: Secondary Education 

Top Performances: 2006 vs. East Stroudsburg 

(10 att, 5 cmp, 67 yds, TD, 6 carries, 67 yds), vs. 

Mansfield (53 yd. TD run); 2005 vs. Edinboro 

(20 att#, 12 cmp#, 143 yds#, TD), vs. Cheyney 

(12 att, 7 cmp, 78 yds, 2 TD#) 

Notes: Started final two games of 2005...will 

backup at QB...may contribute as a receiver. 

Career Stats 

Passing G Att Cmp Int Yds TD 

2005 3 34 20 1 237 3 

2006 6 12 6 2 67 1 

Total 9 46 26 3 304 4 

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Keith Massey 

Linebacker 


6-1 - 194 

Allentown, NJ 

Allen HS 

Major: Elementary Education 


will battle for time on special teams and LB. 

Cory McFadden 

Running Back 

Sophomore 

5-8 - 175 

Freemansburg, PA 

Bethlehem Cath. HS 

Major: Secondary Education-Biology 


vs. Cheyney (22 rushes#, 71 yds, TD) vs. 

Lock Haven (15 rushes, 146 yds#, 2 TD#, 79 

yd TD run) 

Notes: Played in all 10 games, including three 

starts to end the season...team’s second-leading 

rusher...led running backs in yards per carry...a 

starting candidate at running back in ’07. 

Career Stats 


2006 10 85 420 4.9 3 


2006 10 2 8 4.0 0 

Sam McKellar 

Linebacker 

Junior 

6-0 - 214 

Allentown, PA 

Dieruff HS 



vs. Cheyney (7 TT, 4 UT, 

TFL) vs. Clarion (9 TT#, 7 UT#, TFL); 2005 

vs. Mansfield (3 TT), vs. Cheyney (TFL) 

Notes: Played in seven games, including six 

starts, in 2006...saw playing time in nine games 

in 2005, mainly on special teams...will be in the 

mix to start at linebacker this season. 

Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT TFL 

2005 9 5 9 1-3 

2006 7 23 32 5-13 

Total 16 28 41 6-16 

Jay McKnight 



6-0 - 165 

Robesonia, PA 

Conrad Weiser HS 



will battle for playing time. 

Craig Moose 


Sophomore 

5-11 - 260 

Dillsburg, PA 

Northern York HS 



vs. East Stroudsburg (2 TT# , 2 UT#, TFL) vs. 

Slippery Rock (2 TT#, 2 UT#), vs. Mansfield 

(2 TT#, TFL, FR) 

Notes: Played in nine games last year on the defensive 

line...will be in the rotation of defensive 

linemen this season. 

Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT TFL FR 

2005 9 5 13 2-2 1 

Ryan Nye 

Punter 

Junior 

5-10 - 178 

Bernville, PA 

Holy Name HS 



East second team 

Top Performances: 2006 vs. Mansfield (1 punt, 

51.0 avg#, 27-yd completion), vs. Clarion (3 

punts, 47.7 avg), vs. Slippery Rock (7 punts, 286 

yds, 40.9 avg, long 51), 2005 vs. Edinboro (6 

punts, 244 yds, 

40.7 avg, long 

63#), vs. Clarion 

(9 punts#, 

314 yds), vs. 

West Chester (9 

punts#, 319 yds), 

vs. East Stroudsburg 

(9 punts#, 

330 yds#, 2-pt. 

conversion run) 

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Ryan Nye, continued 

Notes: Two-year starter...2006 punting 

average was third-highest in a season at 

KU...2005 number of punts and yards were 

second most in a season...expected to retain 

punter role this season...may contribute as a 

receiver...caught four passes for 125 yards 

and a TD in the 2007 spring game. 

Career Stats 

Punting G No Yds Avg Long I20 

2005 9 67 2,480 37.0 63 10 

2006 10 34 1,343 39.5 56 5 

Total 19 101 3,823 37.9 64 15 

Dan Onorato 

Tight End 

Junior 

6-3 - 240 

Malvern, PA 

Malvern Prep HS 


Studies 


vs. Millersville (1 rec 13 yds) 

Notes: Played in 10 games last year at tight 

end...expected to start at tight end this season. 

Career Stats 


2005 1 0 0 0.0 0 

2006 10 2 17 8.5 0 

Total 11 2 17 8.5 0 

Cameron 

Parchment 


Sophomore 

5-11 - 195 

Tannersville, PA 

Pocono Mt. East HS 


Top Performances: 2006 vs. West Chester (7 

TT#, 2 UT, TFL), vs. Cheyney (int.) 

Notes: Started final four games of 2006...redshirted 

in 2005...slated to start at CB. 

Career Stats 


2006 9 6 18 1-1 1-0 2 

Cory Porrino 


Senior 

5-9 - 190 

Orwigsburg, PA 

Blue Mountain HS 

Major: Accounting 


vs. Bloomsburg (5 TT, 3 

UT) vs. Mansfield (7 TT#, 5 UT#, 2 PBU), 

vs. Slippery Rock (2 TT, int), vs. Millersville 

(32 yd run); 2005 vs. Shippensburg (5 TT), vs. 

Edinboro (4 TT, 3 UT), vs. Cheyney (TFL) 

Notes: Started six games last year...expected 

to start in the secondary. 

Career Stats 


2005 10 12 17 1-8 0-0 1 

2006 7 13 23 0-0 1-7 5 

Total 17 25 40 1-8 1-7 6 

Elfren Quiles 

Wide Receiver 

Senior 

6-0 - 205 

New Britain CT 

New Britain HS 


Studies 


East second team 

Top Performances: 2006 vs. Clarion (7 rec, 

120 yds, TD), vs. East Stroudsburg (7 rec, 99 

yds, 2 TD#), vs. Lock Haven (5 rec, 77 yds, 2 

TD#) vs. Shippensburg (9 rec#, 149 yds#, TD), 

vs. Mansfield (5 rec., 64 yds, 2 TD#) 

Notes: Last name pronounced “Key-lays”...Set 

single-season KU record with 12 TD catches... 

had a TD grab in a record seven-straight 

games...led team in receptions, yards and TDs... 

yards were third-most in a season...named team 

MVP...transferred to KU from Merrimack. 

Career Stats at KU 


2006 10 54 816 15.1 12 


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Nate Rabenold 


Sophomore 

5-11 - 190 

Lehighton, PA 

Lehighton HS 

Major: Secondary Education-History 

Notes: Expected to contribute 

in the defensive secondary this season... 

redshirted in 2005. 

Evan Reese 


Sophomore 

6-0 - 247 

Centre Hall, PA 

State College HS 


Notes: Played in 10 games 

as a true freshman...expected 

to take over starting spot at center. 

Tyler Romberger 


Sophomore 

6-4 - 280 

Muir, PA 

Williams Valley HS 

Major: Environmental 

Geography 

Notes: Started seven games 

in 2006...played in all 10...redshirted in 2005... 

named team’s most improved offensive player 

this past spring...will anchor the offensive line 

at right tackle. 

Steve Sandberg 

Place Kicker 

Junior 

5-11 - 175 

Quakertown, PA 

Northeast 

Philadelphia HS 

Major: Sociology 

Notes: Handled KU’s place-kicking and kickoff 

duties last year...played in seven games in 

2005 year as KU’s kickoff specialist...expected 

to start as KU’s kicker this season. 

Career Stats 

Kicking G FG-A Pct Long PAT-A 

2005 7 0-0 .000 - 0-0 

2006 10 4-8 .500 42 31-35 

Total 17 4-8 .500 42 31-15 

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Dan Schwartz 

Defensive End 

Sophomore 

6-0 - 205 

Gilbertsville, PA 

St. Pius X HS 



vs. Mansfield (1 TT) 

Notes: Played in three games last year...is 

expected to move from linebacker to defensive 

end this season. 

Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT 

2006 3 1 1 

Miles Scott 



5-9 - 175 

Port Matilda, PA 

State College HS 


Notes: Redshirted last season...will 

vie for playing 

time in the secondary and on special teams. 

Scott Smith 


Senior 

6-2 - 250 

New Oxford, PA 

Delone Catholic HS 



vs. Cheyney (10 TT, 4 UT, 

2 TFL, 1/2 sack), vs. East Stroudsburg (7 TT, 

4 UT); 2005 vs. West Chester (12 TT#, 3 UT), 

vs. Cheyney (4 TT, 3 TFL#, 1.5 sacks#), vs. 

Millersville (6 TT, FR), vs. East Stroudsburg 

(fumble rec in end zone for TD); 2004 vs. 

Edinboro (6 TT, 6 UT#, TFL) 

Notes: Two-year starter at defensive tackle, 

...played in nine games last year, starting eight... 

started all 10 games at defensive tackle in 

2005...saw action in seven games as a freshman 

in 2004...expected to retain starting spot on the 

D-line this fall. 

Career Stats 

Defense G UT TT TFL Sack 

2004 7 13 19 2-4 0.0-0 

2005 10 13 42 3-7 1.5-6 

2006 9 15 40 5-7 0.5-2 

Total 26 41 101 10-18 2.0-8


Kyle Spotts 

Quarterback 

Senior 

6-3 - 204 

Tamaqua, PA 

Tamaqua HS 


Studies 


vs. West Chester (29 cmp#, 40 att, 345yds#, 4 

TD#, 7 carries, 43 yds, TD - Football Gazette 

National Offensive Player of the Week), vs. 

Shippensburg (338 yds, 4 TD#) vs. Mansfield 

(3 TD); 2005 vs. Mansfield (24 cmp, 31 att, 221 

yds, 4 TD#), vs. S. Conn. St. (20 cmp, 43 att#, 

258 yds, 3 TD), vs. West Chester (3 TD) 

Notes: Two-year starting quarterback...ranks 

among KU’s career leaders in TD passes and 

yards after just two seasons...2006 passing 

TDs are fourth-best, while passing yards are 

fifth most in a season at KU...missed final two 

games of 2005 season due to injury...transferred 

to KU from Division I-AA Colgate. 

Career Stats 

Passing G Att Cmp Int Yds TD 

2005 8 270 128 9 1,297 11 

2006 10 271 156 10 2,155 20 

Total 18 541 284 19 3,452 31 


2005 8 52 -21 - 1 

2006 10 58 60 1.0 5 

Total 18 110 39 0.4 6 

Joe Strauss 

Fullback 

Sophomore 

5-11 - 203 

Lititz, PA 

Warwick HS 


Studies 


vs. Cheyney (9 rushes, 109 yds#, 54-yd TD 

run) vs. Lock Haven (16 rushes#, 52 yds) vs. 

East Stroudsburg (12 rushes, 40 yds) 

Notes: Ten-game starter at fullback in 2006... 

third-leading rusher last season...averaged 67.0 

yards per game over final three contests...expected 

to be the starter at fullback this year. 

Career Stats 


2006 10 64 304 4.8 3 


2006 10 4 29 7.2 0 

Jake Thierjung 

Tight End 


6-4 - 215 

Bensalem, PA 

Bensalem HS 

Major: Secondary Education-Physics 

Notes: Spent last fall as a 

redshirt...last name pronounced “teer-young”... 

expected to battle for time at tight end. 

Chris Thomas 

Wide Receiver 


5-9 - 175 

West Milford, NJ 

West Milford HS 



should compete for field 

time in the receiver corps. 

Jason Uhlig 

Wide Receiver 


6-1 - 185 

Blue Bell, PA 

Wissahickon HS 

Major: Elementary Education 


will battle for time at WR. 

Abbreviation/Symbol Key 

#-Career best in category, TT-Total Tackles, 

UT-Unassisted Tackles, G-Games, TFL-Tackles 

for Loss, PBU-Pass Breakups, TD-Touchdowns, 

Att-Attempts, Cmp-Completions, Int-Interceptions, 

I20-Punts inside opponent 20 yardline, Yds-Yards, 

FF-Forced Fumble, FR-Fumble Recovery, PR- 

Punt Returns, KR-Kick Returns 

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2007 Opponents 

GAME 1 - at Southern 

Connecticut State 

September 1 at 1:00 PM 

Jess Dow Field - New Haven, CT 

Enrollment: 6,000 

Nickname: Owls 

Colors: Blue and White 

President: Dr. Cheryl J. Norton 

Athletics Director: Patricia Nicol 

Stadium (Capacity): Jess Dow (6,000) 

Surface: Artificial 

Head Coach: Rck Cavanaugh 

Alma Mater: American International ’76 

Year (@SCCU/Career: 23rd/same 

Record (@SCCU/Career): 128-97-1 

Football Office Phone: (203) 392-6010 

Last Year’s Record: 7-4, 7-2 Northeast 10 

Series: 6th meeting (SCSU leads 3-2) 

First Meeting: 1986 (KU 21, SCSU 10) 

Last Meeting: 2005 (SCSU 31, KU 28) 

Last KU Win: 1993 (KU 24, SCSU 14) 

Lettermen Returning/Lost: n/a 

Starters Returning/Lost: n/a 

SID: Michael Kobylanski 

Phone: (814) 392-6005 

Email: TBA 

2007 Schedule 

Date Opponent Time 

Sept. 1 KUTZTOWN 1 p.m. 

7 *BENTLEY 7 p.m. 

15 at Central Conn. 5 p.m. 

22 *at American Int’l 1 p.m. 

28 *MERRIMACK 7 p.m. 

Oct. 5 *at Assumption 7 p.m. 

12 *PACE 7 p.m. 

20 *at C.W. Post noon 

27 *STONEHILL 1 p.m. 

Nov. 2 *BRYANT 

7 p.m. 

10 *at St. Anselm noon 

2006 Results 

Date Opponent Results 

Sept. 2 *at Bryant L, 20-49 

8 *at Bentley W, 19-13 

15 CENTRAL CONN. L, 26-29 

22 *AMERICAN INT’L W, 20-12 

29 *at Merrimack L, 27-35 

Oct. 6 *ASSUMPTION W, 26-24 

14 *at Pace W, 28-0 

20 *C.W. POST W, 34-28 

28 *at Stonehill W, 14-0 

Nov. 4 *ST. ANSELM W, 69-7 

18 ât Merrimack L, 26-28 

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GAME 2 - at Clarion 


Memorial Stadium - Clarion, PA 


Nickname: Golden Eagles 

Colors: Blue and Gold 

President: Dr. Joseph P. Grunewald 

Athletics Director: Dave Katis 

Stadium (Capacity): Memorial (5,000) 


Head Coach: Jay Foster 

Alma Mater: Plymouth State ’85 

Year (@CU/Career: 2nd/2nd 

Record (@CU/Career): 1-10/same 


Last Year’s Record: 1-10, 0-6 PSAC West 

Series: 18th meeting (CU leads 13-5) 

First Meeting: 1941 (CU 46, KU 0) 

Last Meeting: 2006 (KU 27-10) 

Last CU Win: 2005 (CU 29, KU 23 {4OT}) 

Lettermen Returning/Lost: 28/11 


SID: Rich Herman 

Phone: (814) 393-2334 

Email: rherman@clarion.edu 



Sept. 1 TIFFIN 

6 p.m. 

8 KUTZTOWN 6 p.m. 

15 at West Chester 1 p.m. 

22 BLOOMSBURG 6 p.m. 

29 *at California 3 p.m. 

Oct. 6 *SHIPPENSBURG 2 p.m. 

13 *at Slippery Rock 2 p.m. 

20 at Fairmont St. 6 p.m. 

27 *IUP 1 p.m. 

Nov. 3 *at Edinboro 3 p.m. 

10 *LOCK HAVEN 1 p.m. 

2006 Results 

Date Opponent Result 

Sept. 2 at Tiffin L, 13-21 

Sept. 9 at Kutztown L, 10-27 

Sept. 16 WEST CHESTER L, 21-49 

Sept. 23 at Bloomsburg L, 10-24 

Sept. 30 *SLIPPERY ROCK L, 7-31 

Oct. 7 CHEYNEY W, 21-18 

Oct. 14 *at IUP L, 7-33 

Oct. 21 *EDINBORO L, 0-13 

Oct. 28 *at Lock Haven L, 7-14 

Nov. 4 *CALIFORNIA L, 14-41 

Nov. 11 *at Shippensburg L, 10-35 

*conference contest ^NCAA Playoffs


GAME 3 - SHIPPENSBURG 


University Field - Kutztown, PA 


Nickname: Red Raiders 

Colors: Red and Blue 

President: Dr. William N. Ruud 

Athletics Director: Dr. Roberta Page 

Stadium (Capacity): Seth Grove (7,700) 

Surface: Natural 

Head Coach: Rocky Rees 

Alma Mater: West Chester ’71 

Year (@SU/Career: 18th/23rd 

Record (@SU/Career): 102-86-1/138-101-2 



Series: 60th meeting (SU leads 43-14-2) 

First Meeting: 1929 (SU 26, KU 12) 

Last Meeting: 2006 (SU 42, KU 27) 

Last KU Win: 1998 (KU 28, SU 24) 



SID: Jason Eichelberger 

Phone: (717) 477-1201 

Email: jceich@ship.edu 

GAME 4 - at Slippery Rock 


Thompson Stadium - Slippery Rock, PA 


Nickname: The Rock 

Colors: Green and White 

President: Dr. Robert P. Smith 

Athletics Director: Paul Lueken 

Stadium (Capacity): Thompson (10,000) 


Head Coach: George Mihalik 


Year (@SRU/Career: 20th/same 

Record (@SU/Career): 127-77-4/same 



Series: 6th meeting (SRU leads 5-0) 

First Meeting: 1984 (SRU 21, KU 6) 

Last Meeting: 2006 (SRU 34, KU 10) 

Last KU Win: none 



SID: Bob McComas 

Phone: (724) 738-2777 

Email: robert.mccomas@sru.edu 



Sept. 1 at Shepherd 

1 p.m. 

8 at Liberty 7 p.m. 

15 at Kutztown 3 p.m. 

22 WEST CHESTER 3 p.m. 

29 *EDINBORO 1 p.m. 

Oct. 6 *at Clarion 2 p.m. 

13 at Millersville 1:30 p.m. 

20 *SLIPPERY ROCK 1 p.m. 

27 *LOCK HAVEN 1 p.m. 

Nov. 3 *at IUP 

1 p.m. 


2006 Results 


Sept. 2 SHEPHERD L, 0-14 

Sept. 9 at Mansfield W, 35-0 

Sept. 16 KUTZTOWN W, 42-27 

Sept. 23 at West Chester L, 0-24 

Sept. 30 BLOOMSBURG L, 14-35 

Oct. 7 *at Slippery Rock W, 28-21 

Oct. 14 *at Lock Haven W, 20-17 OT 

Oct. 21 *IUP L, 16-20 

Oct. 28 *CALIFORNIA L, 20-35 

Nov. 4 *at Edinboro L, 30-54 

Nov. 11 *CLARION W, 35-10 



Aug. 30 SETON HILL 7 p.m. 

Sept. 8 MILLERSVILLE 3 p.m. 

15 at Bowie St. 1 p.m. 

22 KUTZTOWN 7 p.m. 

29 *IUP 6 p.m. 

Oct. 6 at East Stroudsburg 1 p.m. 

13 *CLARION 2 p.m. 

20 *at Shippensburg 1 p.m. 

27 *CALIFORNIA 1 p.m. 

Nov. 1 *at Lock Haven 5:30 p.m. 

10 *at Edinboro 1 p.m. 

2006 Results 


Aug. 31 Youngstown St. L, 21-51 

Sept. 9 at Millersville W, 27-22 

Sept. 16 MANSFIELD W, 46-0 

Sept. 23 at Kutztown W, 34-10 

Sept. 30 *at Clarion W, 31-7 

Oct. 7 *SHIPPENSBURG L, 21-28 

Oct. 14 *at California L, 14-24 

Oct. 21 *LOCK HAVEN W, 35-0 

Oct. 28 *EDINBORO W, 24-21 ot 

Nov. 2 *at IUP W, 21-17 

Nov. 11 WEST CHESTER L, 20-21 

*division contest 

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GAME 5 - AMERICAN INT’L 




Nickname: Yellow Jackets 

Colors: Gold, Black and White 

President: Vincent M. Maniaci 

Athletics Director: Richard Bedard 

Stadium (Capacity): Miller (5,000) 


Head Coach: Art Wilkins 

Alma Mater: Bucknell ’72 

Year (@AIC/Career: 14th/same 

Record (@AIC/Career): 79-55/same 


Last Year’s Record: 6-4, 6-3 Northeast 10 

Series: 4th meeting (AIC leads 2-1) 

First Meeting: 1980 (AIC 17, KU 7) 

Last Meeting: 1996 (AIC 7, KU 3) 

Last KU Win: 1981 (KU 14, AIC 7) 



SID: Greg Royce 

Phone: (413) 205-3572 

Email: gregory.royce@aic.edu 



Sept. 8 *at Bryant 

1 p.m. 

14 *at Bentley 7 p.m. 

22 *S. CONN. ST 1 p.m. 

29 at Kutztown 6:05 p.m. 

Oct. 6 *MERRIMACK 1 p.m. 

13 *ASSUMPTION 1 p.m. 

20 *at Pace noon 

27 *C.W. Post 1 p.m. 

Nov. 3 *ST. ANSELM noon 

10 *at Stonehill noon 

2006 Results 


Sept. 2 *at St. Anselm W, 34-10 

9 *BRYANT W, 20-7 

16 *BENTLEY W, 21-18 

22 *at S. Connecticut St. L, 12-20 

Oct. 7 *at Merrimack L, 13-37 

14 *at Assumption W, 21-14 

21 *PACE W, 7-0 

28 *C.W. Post L, 13-22 

Nov. 4 *STONEHILL W, 28-6 

11 at Bentley L, 10-14 

*conference contest ^NCAA Playoffs 

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GAME 6 - BLOOMSBURG 

October 6 at 6:05 PM 



Nickname: Huskies 

Colors: Maroon and Gold 

President: Dr. Jessica Kozloff 

Athletics Director: Mary Gardner 

Stadium (Capacity): Redman (5,000) 


Head Coach: Danny Hale 


Year (@BU/Career: 15th/20th 

Record (@BU/Career): 118-41-1/158-54-1 


Last Year’s Record: 12-2, 6-0 PSAC East 

Series: 61st meeting (BU leads 39-20-1) 

First Meeting: 1927 (BU 30, KU 0) 

Last Meeting: 2006 (BU 41, KU 14) 

Last KU Win: 1992 (KU 17, BU 10) 



SID: Tom McGuire 

Phone: (570) 389-4413 

Email: tmcguire@bloomu.edu 



Sept. 1 C.W. Post 

12 p.m. 

8 at California 5 p.m. 

15 EDINBORO 12 p.m. 

22 at Clarion 6 p.m. 

29 *at West Chester 2 p.m. 

Oct. 6 *at Kutztown 6:05 p.m. 

20 *MILLERSVILLE 1:30 p.m. 

27 *at East Stroudsburg 3:15 p.m. 

Nov. 3 *CHEYNEY 1 p.m. 

10 IUP 12 p.m. 

2006 Results 


Sept. 2 at James Madison L, 3-14 

Sept. 9 CALIFORNIA W, 24-19 

Sept. 16 at Edinboro W, 28-10 

Sept. 23 CLARION W, 24-10 

Sept. 30 at Shippensburg W, 35-14 

Oct. 7 *WEST CHESTER W, 30-27 

Oct. 14 *KUTZTOWN W, 41-14 

Oct. 21 *at Mansfield W, 31-7 

Oct. 28 *at Millersville W, 28-16 

Nov. 4 *E. STROUDSBURG W, 45-37 

Nov. 11 *at Cheyney W, 35-6 

Nov. 25 ^WEST CHESTER W, 21-20 

Dec. 2 ât Shepherd W, 24-21 

Dec. 10 ât NW Missouri St. L, 3-33


GAME 7 - at West Chester 

October 13 at 6:00 PM 



Nickname: Golden Rams 

Colors: Purple and Gold 

President: Dr. Madeleine Wing Adler 

Athletics Director: Dr. Edward Matejkovic 

Stadium (Capacity): Farrell (7,500) 


Head Coach: Bill Zwaan 

Alma Mater: Delaware ’79 

Year (@WCU/Career: 5th/11th 

Record (@WCU/Career): 36-15/90-29 



Series: 53rd meeting (WCU leads 44-7-1) 

First Meeting: 1937 (WCU 19, KU 0) 

Last Meeting: 2006 (WCU 49, KU 47) 

Last KU Win: 2003 (KU 17, WCU 16) 



SID: James Zuhlke 

Phone: (610) 436-3316 

Email: jzuhlke@wcupa.edu 



Sept. 1 at Edinboro 

1 p.m. 

8 at Delaware 7 p.m. 

15 CLARION 1 p.m. 

22 at Shippensburg 3 p.m. 

29 *BLOOMSBURG 2 p.m. 

Oct. 6 *at Millersville 6 p.m. 

13 *KUTZTOWN 6 p.m. 

20 *E. STROUDSBURG 6 p.m. 

27 ST. JOSEPH’S (Ind.) 1 p.m. 

Nov. 3 CALIFORNIA 1 p.m. 

10 *at Cheyney 1 p.m. 

2006 Results 


Sept. 2 EDINBORO L, 14-28 

Sept. 9 at Delaware L, 7-30 

Sept. 16 at Clarion W, 49-21 

Sept. 23 SHIPPENSBURG W, 24-0 

Sept. 30 *CHEYNEY W, 53-12 

Oct. 7 *at Bloomsburg L, 27-30 

Oct. 14 *MILLERSVILLE W, 54-27 

Oct. 21 *at Kutztown W, 49-47 

Oct. 28 *at E. Stroudsburg W, 49-28 

Nov. 4 *MANSFIELD W, 44-0 

Nov. 11 at Slippery Rock W, 21-20 

Nov. 18 ât Bryant W, 31-29 

Nov. 25 ât Bloomsburg L, 20-21 

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GAME 8 - CHEYNEY 

October 20 at 1:05 PM (Family Day) 



Nickname: Wolves 

Colors: Blue and White 

President: Dr. Michelle R. Howard-Vital 

Athletics Director: TBA 

Stadium (Capacity): O’Shields-Stevenson 

(5,000) 


Head Coach: Tim Newsom 

Alma Mater: West Virginia ’92 

Year (@WCU/Career: 3rd/same 

Record (@CU/Career): 0-22/same 



Series: 58th meeting (KU leads 46-10-1) 

First Meeting: 1949 (KU 43, CU 13) 

Last Meeting: 2006 (KU 28, CU 6) 

Last CU Win: 1993 (CU 30, KU 19) 



SID: Lenn Margolis 

Phone: (610) 399-2143 

Email: lmargolis@cheyney.edu 



Sept. 2 at Central St. (Ohio) 5 p.m. 

8 at IUP 2 p.m. 

15 CALIFORNIA 1 p.m. 

22 at EDINBORO 1 p.m. 

29 LOCK HAVEN 1 p.m. 

Oct. 6 at Howard 1 p.m. 

13 *E. STROUDSBURG 1 p.m. 

20 *at Kutztown 1:05 p.m. 

27 *MILLERSVILLE 1 p.m. 

Nov. 3 *at Bloomsburg 1 p.m. 

10 *WEST CHESTER 1 p.m. 

2006 Results 


Sept. 2 at Clark Atlanta L, 20-23 

Sept. 9 IUP L, 6-33 

Sept. 16 at California L, 8-43 

Sept. 23 EDINBORO L, 6-28 

Sept. 30 *at West Chester L, 12-53 

Oct. 7 at Clarion L, 18-21 

Oct. 14 *MANSFIELD >W, 26-6 

Oct. 21 *at East Stroudsburg L, 7-48 

Oct. 28 *KUTZTOWN L, 6-28 

Nov. 4 *at Millersville L, 12-48 

Nov. 11 *BLOOMSBURG L, 6-35 

> Vacated on-field result due to NCAA sanctions 

*division contest ^NCAA Playoffs


GAME 9 - EDINBORO 

October 27 at 1:05 PM (Homecoming) 



Nickname: Fighting Scots 

Colors: Red and White 

President: Dr. Jeremy D. Brown 

Athletics Director: Bruce Baumgartner 

Stadium (Capacity): Sox Harrison (6,000) 


Head Coach: Scott Browning 

Alma Mater: Ohio State ’81 

Year (@EU/Career: 2nd/same 

Record (@EU/Career): 6-5/same 



Series: 7th meeting (EU leads 4-2) 

First Meeting: 1988 (KU 34, EU 22) 

Last Meeting: 2005 (EU 33, KU 7) 

Last KU Win: 2002 (KU 14, EU 10) 



SID: Bob Shreve 

Phone: (814) 732-1834 

Email: rshreve@edinboro.edu 



Sept. 1 WEST CHESTER 1 p.m. 

8 at St. Anselm 1 p.m. 

15 at Bloomsburg 12 p.m. 

22 CHEYNEY 1 p.m. 

29 *at Shippensburg 1 p.m. 

Oct. 6 *LOCK HAVEN 2 p.m. 

13 *at IUP 2 p.m. 


27 at Kutztown 1:05 p.m. 

Nov. 3 *CLARION 3 p.m. 

10 *SLIPPERY ROCK 1 p.m. 

2006 Results 


Sept. 2 at West Chester W, 28-14 

Sept. 9 ST. ANSELM W, 54-0 

Sept. 16 BLOOMSBURG L, 10-28 

Sept. 23 at Cheyney W, 28-6 

Sept. 30 *IUP 

L, 20-23 ot 

Oct. 7 *CALIFORNIA L, 0-10 

Oct. 14 E. STROUDSBURG L, 0-12 

Oct. 21 *at Clarion W, 13-0 

Oct. 28 *at Slippery Rock L, 21-24 ot 

Nov. 4 *SHIPPENSBURG W, 54-30 

Nov. 11 *at Lock Haven W, 51-25 

GAME 10 - E. STROUDSBURG 

November 3 at 1:05 PM 



Nickname: Warriors 

Colors: Red and Black 

President: Dr. Robert Dillman 

Athletics Director: Dr. Tom Gioglio 

Stadium (Capacity): Eiler-Martin (6,000) 


Head Coach: Denny Douds 

Alma Mater: Slippery Rock ’63 

Year (@ESU/Career: 34th/same 

Record (@ESU/Career): 206-134-3/same 



Series: 61st meeting (ESU leads 42-17-1) 

First Meeting: 1904 (KU 11, ESU 4) 

Last Meeting: 2006 (ESU 56, KU 16) 

Last KU Win: 2000 (KU 17, ESU 16) 



SID: Greg Knowlden 

Phone: (570) 422-3312 

Email: gknowlden@po-box.esu.edu 



Aug. 27 at California 7 p.m. 

Sept. 8 at Lock Haven 8 p.m. 

15 IUP 6 p.m. 

29 *MILLERSVILLE 1 p.m. 

Oct. 6 SLIPPERY ROCK 1 p.m. 


20 *at West Chester 6 p.m. 

27 *BLOOMSBURG 3 p.m. 

Nov. 3 *at Kutztown 1:05 p.m. 

2006 Results 


Sept. 2 BENTLEY L, 7-9 

Sept. 9 LOCK HAVEN W, 45-14 

Sept. 16 at IUP L, 20-35 

Sept. 23 CALIFORNIA W, 41-34 

Sept. 30 *at Mansfield W, 61-7 

Oct. 7 *at Millersville W, 30-19 

Oct. 14 at Edinboro W, 12-0 

Oct. 21 *CHEYNEY W, 48-7 

Oct. 28 *WEST CHESTER L, 28-49 

Nov. 4 *at Bloomsburg L, 37-45 

Nov. 11 *KUTZTOWN W, 56-16 

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*division contest ^NCAA Playoffs


GAME 11 - at Millersville 

November 10 at 1:00 PM 

Biemesderfer Stadium - Millersville, PA 


Nickname: Marauders 

Colors: Black and Gold 

President: Dr. Francine McNairy 

Athletics Directors: Peg Kauffman 

Stadium (Capacity): Biemesderfer (6,500) 


Head Coach: Joe Trainer 

Alma Mater: Dickinson ’90 

Year (@MU/Career: 3rd/same 

Record (@MU/Career): 10-12/same 



Series: 81st meeting (MU leads 56-21-3) 

First Meeting: 1903 (MU 16, KU 0) 

Last Meeting: 2006 (MU 45, KU 17) 

Last KU Win: 2003 (KU 17, MU 0) 



SID: TBA 

Phone: (717) 872-3100 

Email: TBA 



Aug. 25 at Shepherd 

1 p.m. 

Sept. 8 at Slippery Rock 3 p.m. 

15 LOCK HAVEN 1 p.m. 

22 at IUP 1 p.m. 

29 *at East Stroudsburg 1:05 p.m. 

Oct. 6 *WEST CHESTER 6 p.m. 

13 SHIPPENSBURG 1:30 p.m. 

20 *at Bloomsburg 1:30 p.m. 


Nov. 3 BENTLEY 

1 p.m. 

10 *KUTZTOWN 1 p.m. 

2006 Results 


Aug. 26 SHEPHERD L, 7-28 

Sept. 9 SLIPPERY ROCK L, 22-27 

Sept. 16 at Lock Haven W, 35-0 

Sept. 23 IUP W, 17-14 

Sept. 30 *at Kutztown W, 45-17 

Oct. 7 *E. STROUDSBURG L, 19-30 

Oct. 14 *at West Chester L, 27-54 

Oct. 21 at California L, 0-41 

Oct. 28 *BLOOMSBURG L, 16-28 

Nov. 4 *CHEYNEY W, 48-12 

Nov. 11 *at Mansfield W, 41-0 

2006 Season in Review 

Game 1 - Sept. 9 - Kutztown, PA 

Kutztown 27, Clarion 10 

KU go-ahead score: 2nd 

quarter, 00:26 - Adams 

3 run (13-10) 

Notable: KU’s first-ever 

home night game... 

former NFL and KU 

standout Andre Reed 

conducted the coin 

toss...KU is 7-3 in its 

last 10 season openers 

and 8-2 in its last 10 

home openers...Maurice Adams return opening 

kickoff of 2nd half for 85-yd TD. 

Rushing: KU: 42-96-2 (Adams 25-68-1), CU: 

31-186-0 (Emanuel 16-88) 

Passing: KU: 24-15-0-227-1 (Spotts 23-15-0- 

227-1), CU: 29-12-2-138-1 (Rupert 38-11- 

2-127-1) 

Receiving: KU: (Quiles 7-120-1), CU: (Odom 

6-71, Williams 2-29-1) 

Defense: KU: (McKellar 7-9-TFL; Bingnear 6- 

8-2 int.; Gibbs 2-4-FF, PBU, blk. punt), CU: 

(Schreppel 5-10; Morris 4-9-TFL, PBU) 

Game 2 - Sept. 16 - Shippensburg, PA 

Shippensburg 42, Kutztown 27 

SU go-ahead score: 

1st quarter, 14:44 

- Chavous 96 kickoff 

return (7-0) 

Notable: KU outgained 

SU 439-314 in the 

game and outscored 

The Raiders 20-7 in 

the second half...Kyle 

Spotts recorded KU’s 

first 300-yard passing 

game since 2000...SU had three kickoff/punt 

returns of 40-plus yards. 

Rushing: KU: 43-101-0 (Adams 17-45; 

Strauss 8-43), SU: 41-221-3 (Infante 20- 

103-1; Richards 10-56-1) 

Passing: KU: (Spotts 35-19-2-338-4), SU: 

12-5-0-93-2 (Maiocco 7-2-0-35-0; Gomez 

5-3-0-58-2) 

Receiving: KU: (Quiles 9-149-1; Harbach 

7-91-2; Baumgardner 3-98-1), SU: (Crump 

2-10-1; Ferguson 1-48-1) 

Defense: KU: (Grosso 6-10-TFL, fumble rec.), 

SU: (Nalewak 9-12-2 TFL, sack; Aldridge 

4-9-int.; Emberg 6-7-2 TFL, 2 sacks) 

*division contest ^NCAA Playoffs 

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Slippery Rock 34, Kutztown 10 

SRU go-ahead 

score: 1st quarter, 

11:05 - Daniel 

31 field goal (3-0) 

Notable: SRU now 

5-0 all-time vs. 

Kutztown...Kyle 

Spotts completed 

career-long 71-yard 

TD pass to Elfren 

Quiles...Steve Sandberg 

connected on first career field goal (42 

yards). 

Rushing: KU: 35-71-0 (Adams 11-25), SRU: 

50-223-3 (Saunders 19-89-3; Cleckley 

11-86) 

Passing: KU: 33-12-2-175-1 (Spotts 31-11-2- 

175-1), SRU: 27-14-2-218-1 (Crookshank 

24-13-2-204-1) 

Receiving: KU: (Baumgardner 5-51; Quiles 

4-98-1), SRU: (Wetzel 4-67; Golden 4-40; 

Favers 3-61-1) 

Defense: KU: (Bingnear 11-16-PBU; Grosso 

4-10-4 TFL, fumble rec., sack; Cressman 3- 

10-2 TFL, sack), SRU: (Forsha 5-5-4 TFL, 

PBU, 2 sacks; Lacek 4-5-5 TFL, blk. punt, 

1.5 sacks) 


Millersville 45, Kutztown 17 

MU go-ahead score: 

1st quarter, 11:30 - 

Johnson 1 run (7-0) 

Rushing: KU: 33-154-0 

(Adams 20-60); MU: 

43-313-2 (Johnson 

27-244-2) 

Passing: KU: (Spotts 

26-16-2-190-2), 

MU: 17-13-0-192-4 

(Csencsitz 16-13-0- 

192-4) 

Receiving: KU: (Harbach 5-56; Henley 3-75- 

1; Quiles 3-23-1), MU: (Sanders 6-52-1; 

Ray 2-76-2) 

Defense: KU: (Chominski 4-12-TFL; Bingnear 

7-9-TFL), MU: (Buck 1-11; Harmon 

1-8; Shelton 4-7-2 int.; Kershner 4-6-3 TFL, 

2 sacks) 

Game 5 - Oct. 7 - Kutztown, PA 

Kutztown 51, Mansfield 7 

KU go-ahead score: 1st 

quarter, 8:07 - MU 

safety, punt snapped 

out of end zone (2-0) 

Notable: KU’s last 

game vs. Mansfield 

(MU dropped football 

after season)... 

safety and Quiles’ 

TD are initial first 

quarter points by KU 

on the season...most points since 1999, 

largest victory margin since 1997, first 

safety since 1999, first 100-yard rushing 

game since 2005 - all in previous games 

vs. MU...Brett Harbach’s 62-yard punt 

return TD first un-blocked punt return for 

TD since 2001...completes first three-game 

homestand since 1990. 

Rushing: KU: 46-249-3 (Adams 21-107; 

Martin 1-53-1), MU: 32-130-1 (Calhoun 

21-106-1) 

Passing: KU: 26-17-1-205-3 (Spotts 25-16- 

1-205-3; Nye 1-1-0-27-0), MU: 27-12- 

2-77-0 (Athans 20-8-2-34-0; Blakeslee 

6-4-0-43-0-20) 

Receiving: KU: (Quiles 5-64-2; Harbach 5- 

63; Henley 4-52-1), MU: (Thomas 4-30) 

Defense: KU: (Porrino 5-7-2 PBU; Grosso 

4-6-TFL), MU: (Turner 8-12-TFL; Gardier 

3-8) 

Game 6 - Oct. 14 - Bloomsburg, PA 

Bloomsburg 41, Kutztown 14 

BU go-ahead score: 1st 

quarter, 9:00 - Allen 

1 run (7-0) 


(Adams 18-46), BU: 

49-373-5 (Allen 

19-185-4; Heck 20- 

180-1) 

Passing: KU: (Spotts 

28-13-0-189-2), BU: 

(Latorre 20-10-0- 

143-1) 

Receiving: KU: (Quiles 4-80-1), BU: (Bilal 

6-92-1) 

Defense: KU: (Bingnear 3-12; Grosso 9-10-3 

TFL, sack), BU: (Trettin 7-8; SMith 5-6) 

STATISTICS KEY 

Rushing:Carries-Yards-Touchdowns; Passing:Attempts-Completions-Interceptions-Yards-Touchdowns; 

Receiving:Catches-Yards-Touchdowns; Defense: Unassisted Tackles-Total Tackles-Miscellaneous 

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Game 7 - Oct. 21 - Kutztown, PA 

West Chester 49, Kutztown 47 

WCU go-ahead score: 

4th quarter, 11:22 

- Washington 9 pass 

from Zwaan (42-35) 

Notable: KU’s 47 

points are its most 

ever in a loss, the 

previous high was 

38 vs. Slippery 

Rock (1999)...96 

combined points are 

most since 11/6/99 vs. Slippery Rock (106 

combined points)...Elfren Quiles caught 

a TD pass for a school-record seventhstraight 

game...KU scored in the final 

minute of the first half for the sixth time... 

Maurice Adams injured (leg), missed rest 

of season...KU’s third-straight homecoming 

loss...Kyle Spotts named Football 

Gazette National Tri-Offensive Player of 

the Week. 

Rushing: KU: 40-157-3 (Adams 19-81-1; 

Spotts 7-43-1; Strauss 4-22-1), WCU: 36- 

174-4 (Steinmetz 28-136-4) 

Passing: KU: (Spotts 40-29-0-345-4), WCU: 

17-14-1-225-3 (Zwaan 15-13-1-192-2) 

Receiving: KU: (Harbach 11-136-1; Henley 

7-86-1; Quiles 7-78-1), WCU: (Washington 

6-85-1) 

Defense: KU: (Bingnear 7-10-int.; Parchment 

2-7-TFL), WCU: (Fergusin 7-14; Lewis 

5-9-2 TFL) 

Game 8 - Oct. 28 - Cheyney, PA 

Kutztown 28, Cheyney 6 

KU go-ahead score: 


- Strauss 54 run, 

Sandberg PAT (7-6) 

Notable: KU has 

won 13 straight vs. 

Cheyney... Quiles’ 

KU record streak 

with TD catch 

snapped at 7 games. 


(Strauss 9-109-1; McFadden 22-71-1; 

Spotts 3-(-3)-2), CU: 37-90-0 (King 11-28) 

Passing: KU: (Spotts 23-12-1-158-0), CU: 

(Thompson 25-8-3-89-1) 

Receiving: KU: (Harbach 4-55; Henley 3- 

54), CU: (Curry 5-60; Feamster 2-10-1) 

Defense: KU: (Smith 4-10-2 TFL, 1/2 sack; 

McKellar 4-7-TFL), CU: (Allen 3-12-2 

TFL, 1/2 sack) 

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Game 9 - Nov. 4 - Lock Haven, PA 

Kutztown 30, Lock Haven 10 

KU go-ahead score: 


- McFadden 79 run 

(7-0) 

Notable: McFadden 

scored on first 

play from scrimmage, 

third straight 

game with opening 

drive TD...win was 

dedicated to assistant 

coach and KU grad Jody Cwik, who 

passed away Oct. 27...first back-to-back 

win since 2004...7th game of 2006 with 

TD in final minute of first half. 

Rushing: KU: 38-188-2 (McFadden 15-146- 

2; Strauss 16-52), LHU: 27-74-0 (DiPaolo 

13-36) 

Passing: KU: (Spotts 20-11-1-154-2), LHU: 

31-15-3-132-1 (DiPaolo 24-11-3-85-1) 

Receiving: KU: (Quiles 5-77-2), EU: (Smith 

5-49-1; Wile 3-61) 

Defense: KU: (Bignnear 10-12-int, 2 PBU; 

Chominski 4-9; Grosso 3-6-3 TFL, int, 2 

PBU, sack), EU: (Harsch 2-9-2 TFL; Ellison 

2-3 2TFL, 2 sacks) 

Game 10 - Nov. 11 - E. Stroudsburg, PA 

E. Stroudsburg 56, Kutztown 16 

ESU go-ahead score: 

1st quarter, 11:44, 

Prall 25 pass from 

Terwilliger (7-0) 

Notable: KU scored 

on its first drive 

for fourth straight 

game...first threegame 

road trip since 

1987. 


(Martin 6-67; McFadden 13-58), ESU: 35- 

190-0 (Brunetti 18-106; Terwilliger 4-45) 

Passing: KU: 31-19-3-241-2 (Spotts 20-14- 

1-174-1; Martin 10-5-2-67-1), ESU 28-19- 

0-335-8 (Terwilliger 27-18-0-327-8) 

Receiving: KU: (Quiles 7-99-2), ESU: (Prall 

7-101-5; Ogden 5-118-1; Shuman 2-53-1; 

Patridge 2-28-1) 

Defense: KU: (Smith 4-7; Grosso 3-7), ESU: 

(Loiter 3-10-int.; Frank 4-9; Thoman 2-6- 

3 TFL, 2 sacks)

2006 Season Statistics 

Results (4-6, 2-4 PSAC East) 

Date Opponent W/L Score Att. 

Sep 09 CLARION W 27-10 4225 

Sep 16 at Shippensburg L 27-42 6013 

Sep 23 SLIPPERY ROCK L 10-34 4000 

* Sep 30 MILLERSVILLE L 17-45 3500 

* Oct 07 MANSFIELD W 51-7 1500 

* Oct 14 at Bloomsburg L 14-41 2347 

* Oct 21 WEST CHESTER L 47-49 4100 

* Oct 28 at Cheyney W 28-6 653 

Nov 04 at Lock Haven W 30-10 404 

* Nov 11 at East Stroudsburg L 16-56 5432 

* PSAC East game home games in CAPS 

SCORE BY QUARTERS 

1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total 

Kutztown 33 103 69 62 267 

Opponents 84 94 66 56 300 

TEAM STATISTICS KUTZ OPP 

SCORING 267 300 

Points Per Game 26.7 30.0 

RED-ZONE SCORES 22-32 32-41 

RED-ZONE TDs 19-32 27-41 

FIRST DOWNS 205 186 

Rushing 81 103 

Passing 110 74 

Penalty 14 9 

TEAM STATISTICS KUTZ OPP 

RUSHING YARDAGE 1423 1968 

Yards gained rushing 1694 2106 

Yards lost rushing 271 138 

Rushing Attempts 381 381 

Average Per Rush 3.7 5.2 

Average Per Game 142.3 196.8 

TDs Rushing 14 18 

PASSING YARDAGE 2249 1664 

Att-Comp-Int 286-163-12 244-123-13 

Average Per Pass 7.9 6.8 

Average Per Catch 13.8 13.5 


TDs Passing 21 22 

TOTAL OFFENSE 3672 3632 

Total Plays 667 625 

Average Per Play 5.5 5.8 


KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 48-842 39-732 

PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 10-111 20-250 

INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 13-78 12-150 

FUMBLES-LOST 18-9 12-5 

PENALTIES-YARDS 53-455 63-493 

PUNTS-YARDS 35-1375 27-912 

TIME POSSESSION/GM 29:49 30:11 

3RD-DOWN CONV. 66/141 54/122 

4TH-DOWN CONV. 14/23 9/21 

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G 

Maurice Adams 7 131 482 50 432 3.3 2 15 61.7 

Cory McFadden 10 85 439 19 420 4.9 3 79 42.0 

Joe Strauss 10 64 310 6 304 4.8 3 54 30.4 

Shane Martin 6 18 150 18 132 7.3 1 53 22.0 

Kyle Spotts 10 58 206 146 60 1.0 5 29 6.0 

Cory Porrino 7 1 32 0 32 32.0 0 32 4.6 

Drew Varano 9 7 27 0 27 3.9 0 7 3.0 

Nick Hosford 9 5 18 5 13 2.6 0 8 1.4 

Brett Harbach 10 1 13 0 13 13.0 0 13 1.3 

Travis Barron 1 2 9 3 6 3.0 0 9 6.0 

Tyler Dinnis 1 2 5 2 3 1.5 0 5 3.0 

Elfren Quiles 10 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.3 

Justin Gibbs 10 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 

Dan Chominski 10 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.1 

TEAM 4 4 0 21 -21 -5.2 0 0 -5.2 

Total 10 381 1694 271 1423 3.7 14 79 142.3 

Opponents 10 381 2106 138 1968 5.2 18 63 196.8 

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G 

Kyle Spotts 10 141.34 156-271-10 57.6 2155 20 71 215.5 

Shane Martin 6 91.07 6-12-2 50.0 67 1 23 11.2 

Ryan Nye 10 163.40 1-2-0 50.0 27 0 27 2.7 

TEAM 4 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 

Total 10 138.89 163-286-12 57.0 2249 21 71 224.9 

Opponents 10 126.79 123-244-13 50.4 1664 22 48 166.4 

FIELD GOALS M-A Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk 

Steve Sandberg 4-8 50.0 0-0 3-3 0-3 1-2 0-0 42 1 

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd 

Ryan Nye 34 1343 39.5 56 1 3 5 1 

TEAM 1 32 32.0 32 0 0 0 0 

Total 35 1375 39.3 56 1 3 5 1 

Opponents 27 912 33.8 53 1 4 7 0 

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2006 Season Statistics 

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G 

Elfren Quiles 10 54 816 15.1 12 71 81.6 

Brett Harbach 10 45 541 12.0 3 24 54.1 

Jason Henley 10 27 416 15.4 3 51 41.6 

L. Baumgardner 10 22 357 16.2 2 59 35.7 

Maurice Adams 7 7 65 9.3 1 23 9.3 

Joe Strauss 10 4 29 7.2 0 10 2.9 

Dan Onorato 10 2 17 8.5 0 13 1.7 

Cory McFadden 10 2 8 4.0 0 6 0.8 

Total 10 163 2249 13.8 21 71 224.9 

Opponents 10 123 1664 13.5 22 48 166.4 

PUNT RET. No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Brett Harbach 9 115 12.8 1 62 

Sam McKellar 1 -4 -4.0 0 0 

Total 10 111 11.1 1 62 

Opponents 20 250 12.5 0 47 

KICK RET. No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Maurice Adams 21 455 21.7 1 85 

Justin Gibbs 9 168 18.7 0 32 

Joe Strauss 4 60 15.0 0 19 

Jason Henley 4 16 4.0 0 11 

Cory McFadden 4 48 12.0 0 14 

Brett Harbach 3 48 16.0 0 20 

Cory Porrino 3 47 15.7 0 22 

Total 48 842 17.5 1 85 

Opponents 39 732 18.8 1 96 

INT. No. Yds Avg TD Long 

Brian Bingnear 4 8 2.0 0 7 

Brent Howard 2 2 1.0 0 2 

Justin Gibbs 2 37 18.5 0 41 

Cory Porrino 1 7 7.0 0 7 

Mike Grosso 1 3 3.0 0 3 

Dan Chominski 1 5 5.0 0 5 

C. Parchment 1 0 0.0 0 0 

Mark Irwin 1 16 16.0 0 16 

Total 13 78 6.0 0 41 

Opponents 12 150 12.5 0 37 

|------ PATs ------| 

SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points 

Elfren Quiles 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 72 

Steve Sandberg 0 4-8 31-35 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 43 

Kyle Spotts 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 30 

Maurice Adams 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 

Brett Harbach 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 24 

Cory McFadden 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 

Jason Henley 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 

Joe Strauss 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 

L. Baumgardner 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 

Shane Martin 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 

TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 

Total 37 4-8 31-35 0-0 0 0-2 0 1 267 

Opponents 41 5-8 39-41 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 300 

TOTAL OFF.* G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G 

Kyle Spotts 10 329 60 2155 2215 221.5 

Maurice Adams 7 131 432 0 432 61.7 

Cory McFadden 10 85 420 0 420 42.0 

Joe Strauss 10 64 304 0 304 30.4 

Shane Martin 6 30 132 67 199 33.2 

Total 10 667 1423 2249 3672 367.2 

Opponents 10 625 1968 1664 3632 363.2 

*category leaders 

ALL PURPOSE.* G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G 

Maurice Adams 7 432 65 0 455 0 952 136.0 

Elfren Quiles 10 3 816 0 0 0 819 81.9 

Brett Harbach 10 13 541 115 48 0 717 71.7 

Cory McFadden 10 420 8 0 48 0 476 47.6 

Jason Henley 10 0 416 0 16 0 432 43.2 

Joe Strauss 10 304 29 0 60 0 393 39.3 

L. Baumgardner 10 0 357 0 0 0 357 35.7 

Total 10 1423 2249 111 842 78 4703 470.3 

Opponents 10 1968 1664 250 732 150 4764 476.4 

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2006 Statistics 

|---Tackles----| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |--Fumbles--| Blkd 

NAME GP Solo Ast Tot TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 

Brian Bingnear 10 58 32 90 1-5 . 4-8 4 . 1 . . 

Mike Grosso 10 36 34 70 14-44 3.5-26 1-3 2 2-0 . . . 

Dan Chominski 10 26 42 68 3-3 . 1-5 1 . . . . 

Justin Gibbs 10 22 22 44 2-3 . 2-37 5 . 1 . . 

Scott Smith 9 15 25 40 5-7 0.5-2 . . . . . . 

Tom Cressman 8 20 18 38 3-7 1.0-5 . . 1-0 . . . 

Sam McKellar 7 23 9 32 5-13 . . . . . . . 

Mark Irwin 10 16 14 30 3-5 . 1-16 . . . . . 

Kevin Branco 10 11 15 26 3-8 1.0-6 . 2 . . . . 

Brent Howard 10 19 6 25 2-1 . 2-2 7 . . . . 

Cory Porrino 7 13 10 23 . . 1-7 4 . . . . 

Sean Alboucq 10 9 10 19 1-5 . . . 1-0 . . . 

C. Parchment 9 6 12 18 1-1 . 1-0 2 . . . . 

David Cressman 7 12 5 17 2-2 . . . . . . . 

Brian Burke 10 8 6 14 1-1 . . . . . . . 

Craig Croman 10 10 4 14 1-5 1.0-5 . . . . . . 

Craig Moose 9 5 8 13 2-2 . . . 1-0 . . . 

Akil Boucaud 9 5 7 12 . . . . . . . . 

Matt Breiner 10 5 7 12 1-3 . . 2 . . . . 

Steve Sydnor 9 4 2 6 . . . . . . . . 

Ryan Nye 10 4 . 4 . . . . . . . . 

Joe Strauss 10 2 2 4 . . . . . . . . 

Lenny Brown 9 . 4 4 . . . . . . . . 

Nick Hosford 9 . 3 3 . . . . . . . . 

Kyle Spotts 10 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . 

Jason Henley 10 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . 

Jim Kelly 10 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . 

Carl Thomas 6 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . 

Brett Harbach 10 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . 

Steve Sandberg 10 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . 

Elfren Quiles 10 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . 

T. Braciszewski 4 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . 

L. Baumgardner 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . 

Marcus Watson 8 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . 

Dan Schwartz 3 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . 

Steve Michels 6 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . 

Nick Cresta 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . 

TEAM 4 . . . . . . . . . . 1 

Total 10 342 304 646 50-115 7-44 13-78 29 5-0 2 . 1 

Opponents 10 - - - - 24-150 12-150 34 9-20 14 4 . 

WEEU - KU Football Flagship Radio 

WEEU, “The Voice of Berks County and Beyond,” has been the flagship 

radio station for Kutztown University Golden Bear football since 2003. 

WEEU broadcasts at 830 kHz on the AM dial with 20,000 watts during 

daytime hours and 6,000 watts during evening hours. Its signal can be heard 

in all or parts of 16 Pennsylvania counties during the day, including Berks, Bucks, Carbon, 

Chester, Columbia, Dauphin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Lehigh, Luzerne, Montgomery, Northampton, 

Northumberland, Philadelphia, Schuylkill and York. 

WEEU’s own Mitch Gerhart and KU’s Matt Santos will will bring you all of the action 

from University Field for KU’s home games, while Santos and Coach Steve Hahn will call the 

away games. All broadcasts will include the Golden Bear Spotlight and Around Campus at 

halftime, featuring KU sports and campus personalities, respectively. 

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Photo by Matt Santos 

Golden Bear Tradition 

The tradition we know as Kutztown University football today began 

more than 100 years ago, when KU was known as Keystone Normal 

School. Keystone won all five games it played during the initial 1895 

season, including a 10-4 win over Reading High School. The school fielded 

a team until 1905, when the sport was suspended due to a serious on-field 

injury. In 1923, football became, for the most part, a permanent fixture 

of the campus 

Those initial seasons set the foundation for football and athletics 

in general at KU. The early teams were nicknamed the “Golden Avalanche,” 

and featured many competitive players and teams. The current 

nickname of “Golden Bears” was adopted in 1961. 

Since then, KU has had its share of prominent players who have 

received national attention and fame on the football field. Additionally, 

numerous Golden Bears have gone on to successful coaching, teaching, 

business and many other careers. The individuals listed on this and 

the following pages are prime examples of the many fine men who call 

Kutztown University their alma mater. 

Photo courtesy of Division II Football Hall of Fame 

Former Kutztown University Golden 

Bear and Denver Bronco John Mobley 

made history in April 1996 when 

he became the first, and to date only, 

Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference 

player selected in the first round of the 

NFL Draft. Here, Mobley (right) is pictured 

with then head coach Al Leonzi at 

the Draft in New York City. 

Former Kutztown University Golden 

Bear and Buffalo Bills standout Andre Reed 

has been enshrined in mutiple halls of fame, 

including Kutztown University’s. Here, Reed 

is pictured following his 2002 induction in the 

NCAA Division II Football Hall of Fame in 

Florence, AL. In 2006, Reed was enshrined 

in the Buffalo Bills’ Ring of Fame. 

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Golden Bears in the NFL 

KU was represented on an active NFL roster every year from 1974 to 2003. The 

following are KU players who have played in regular-season games. 

Doug Dennison, RB 

Dallas Cowboys, 1974-78 

Doug Dennison opened the doors to the NFL when he joined the 

Dallas Cowboys’ roster in 1974. A member of KU’s Hall of Fame, 

Dennison was a running back with “America’s Team” during the 

glory years of Coach Tom Landry and Hall of Fame quarterback 

Roger Staubach. 

Bruce Harper, RB 

New York Jets, 1977-84 

Bruce Harper, a standout for the New York Jets in the late 1970s, 

set an NFL record as a kick returner. Harper was a running back for 

the Golden Bears under head coach George Baldwin. He also is a 

member of the KU Athletic Hall of Fame and in 2003, was named 

to the New York Jets’ All-Time Team as a punt/kick returner. 

Andre Reed, WR 

Buffalo Bills, 1984-1999 

Washington Redskins, 2000 

One of the top receivers in National Football League history, Andre 

Reed played for the Golden Bears in the early 1980s. Reed, who 

played in four Super Bowls for the Buffalo Bills, is a member of the 

Kutztown University Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2000, Reed played 

for the Washington Redskins before retiring in 2001. In 2002, Reed 

was inducted into the Division II Football Hall of Fame. 

John Mobley, LB 

Denver Broncos, 1996-2003 

John Mobley was the 15th pick overall and the first pick of the Denver 

Broncos in the 1996 NFL Draft. Mobley started at linebacker 

for the Broncos in each of his seven seasons, helping Denver to 

back-to-back Super Bowl Championships in 1998 and 1999. 

Bob DiRico, RB 

New York Giants, 1987 

Strike Replacements 

Mike Kullman, DB 

Philadelphia Eagles, 1987 

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Head Coaches 

Golden Bear Football Coaches, year-by-year records 

Coach (Years)............................. Seasons Overall Pct. PSAC Pct. 

Charles Vibberts (1927).....................1 1-4 .200 

John Bowman (1928)........................1 2-3 .400 

Earnest Slessinger (1929-34).............6 9-26-2 .257 

Jim McGovern (1935-43)..................9 25-28-4 .474 

Walt Risley (1946).............................1 3-4 .429 

Joe Patton (1947-59)..........................13 43-49-9 .470 

Bud Heilman (1960-65).....................6 16-31-1 .344 10-24-1 .300 

Bob Kinderman (1966-71)................6 19-28-2 .398 16-29-1 .458 

Bob Mazey (1972).............................1 3-6 .333 3-3 .500 

George Baldwin (1973-83, 85-87).....14 61-71-3 .463 39-38-1 .506 

Barry Fetterman (1988-92)................5 18-32-1 .363 9-21 .300 

Al Leonzi (1984, 93-97)....................6 25-35-1 .418 14-21-1 .403 

Dave Keeny (1998-2005)..................8 38-45 .458 23-25 .479 

Raymond Monica (2006- )...............1 4-6 .400 2-4 .333 

KU Athletics Hall of Fame 

Golden Bear Football Players & Coaches 

in the KU Athletics Hall of Fame 

Phil Anthony (’71) 

Coach George Baldwin 

(1973-87) 

George Barton (’71) 

^Jim Bennett (’82) 

Charles Blocksidge (’65) 

Gene Blue (’55) 

Andy Breault (’92) 

Frank Burock (’36) 

John Buzas (’41) 

Coach Gino Calcagni 

(1960-83) 

Richard Campeotto 

(1954-58) 

Art Castelluci (’58) 

Anthony J. Cipriano (’65) 

^Tim Clancy (’92) 

Fiorindo “Beauty” 

DeMatteo (’39) 

Doug Dennison (’73) 

Ralston “Red” Derr (’31) 

Rocco J. Donofrio (’54) 

Charles Dunkelberger 

(‘31) 

George B. Ely (1905-08) 

Louis Gill (’52) 

Bruce Harper (’76) 

Steve Head (’79) 

Leroy “Liz” Heckman 

(’49) 

Joseph J. Hennessey (’66) 

Joseph C. “Flat” Hertz 

(’39) 

Bob Hillegas (’68) 

“Mike” Harvey Huber 

(’78) 

Kevin Keeler (’77) 

George Kovich (’41) 

^Mike Kullman (’91) 

Richard Kyle (’61) 

^Coach Al Leonzi (1968- 

97) 

Paul Magistro (’87) 

Coach James McGovern 

(1935-43) 

Cliff Mease (’75) 

Larry Mertz (’83) 

Walt Michaels (’80) 

Ed Miller (’66) 

Joseph Musso (’39) 

Keith Newhard (’59) 

William Nill (’62) 

Bernie Nowotarski (’84) 

Edward Osinski (’42) 

Jeff Pammer (’81) 

Coach Joe Patton (1949- 

60) 

Michael “Mickey” Pladus 

(’80) 

John Polischak, Jr. (’39) 

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Doug Pollard (’72) 

Andre Reed (’84) 

Ron Reed (’71) 

Mike Riley (’83) 

Joe Rinaldi (’52) 

Don Shaver (’81) 

Coach Ernie Slessinger 

(1929-34) 

Mark Steinmeyer (’94) 

Russell Stoudt (’37) 

Raymond “Pete” Sullivan 

(’61) 

Harold “Hank” Trenchard 

(’41) 

Joe Villiano (’53) 

Jack Wabby (’69) 

Lester Wentling (’33) 

George Whary (’74) 

John B. White (’79) 

Bill Wiggins (’63) 

Dave Wiggins (’65) 

Frank Williams (’75) 

Bill Wolff, Sr. (’50) 

Dr. Bob Wolff (’55) 

Gus Yatron (’47) 

^will be inducted in 2007

Honors 

PSAC 

Scholar-Athlete of the Year 

2001-02-Alex Daecher 

Players of the Year 

1985-Paul Magistro (FB) 

1991-Andy Breault (QB) 

1995-John Mobley (LB/RS) 

1999-Terrence Miles (LB) 

2000-Mike de Marteleire (QB) 

2001-Pete Mendez (DB) 

2005-Michael Baldwin (DB) 

Rookies of the Year 

1988-Mark Steinmeyer (RB) 

1993-Nick Hanych (TE) 

1994-Kevin Mobley (DB) 

1995-Kevin Wimberly (DB) 

1998-Mike de Marteleire (QB) 

1999-Pete Mendez (LB) 

2002-Stephen Gammage (RB) 

All-PSAC-East First Team 

1963-Tony Cipriano (DT) 

1964-Tony Cipriano (DT), Dave 

Wiggins (LB) 

1965-Joe Hennessey (DE) 

1966-Gerald Rockhill (DE) 

1967-Carlos Peyton (DB) 

1968-Jack Wabby (DB), Ron 

Reed (LB) 

1969-George Barton (DE), Mike 

Zimmerman (DT), Bruce Krasley 

(OG) 

1970-Jeff Wise (TE), Rich 

Kistner (C), John Gorman (WR), 

George Barton (DE), Mike Zimmerman 

(DT), Steve Reeder (DB) 

1971-Bob Kohler (LB), John 

Kashner (DB), Jeff Wise (TE), 

Doug Petri (OT), Terry Woginrich 

(QB) 

1972-Chuck Kopanski (DE), 

Ben Ellegood (DT), Tony Allessandrini 

(LB) 

1973-Gary Gisondi (K), Cliff 

Mease (OG), Mike Brusko (P), 

Rick Keeley (DL), George Whary 

(DB) 

1974-Rick Keeley (DL), Frank 

Williams (LB), George Whary 

(DB), Carl Pearson (TE), Cliff 

Mease (OG) 

1975-Steve Head (G), Bruce 

Harper (RB), Carl Pearson (TE), 

Frank Williams (LB) 

1976-Bruce Harper (RB), Steve 

Head (G), Kevin Keeler (DB), Joe 

Lentz (OT), Pat McDermott (DE) 

1977-Ron Day (RB), Frank 

Flizak (DL), Steve Head (G), Eric 

Megargel (DE), Todd Schlegel 

(LB) 

1978-Don Shaver (FB), Mark 

Verica (QB), Randy Walck (TE) 

1979-Jim Bennett (OT), Scott 

Lustig (C), Walt Michaels (LB), 

Jeff Pammer (G), Don Shaver 

(FB) 

1980-Jim Bennett (OT), Greg 

Gristick (QB), Dave Keeny (RB), 

Larry Mertz (LB), Bernie Nowotarski 

(DB), Jeff Pammer (G), 

Ed Podorsky (DB), Willie Roman 

(WR) 

1981-Larry Mertz (LB), Bernie 

Nowotarski (DB) 

1982-Dave Keota (DB), Kevin 

Owens (OT), Harry Williams (DT) 

1983-John Kollar (DB), Andre 

Reed (WR), Dave Waligurski (G), 

1984-Bob DiRico (RB), Tom 

Lees (G), Andre Reed (WR), Dave 

Waligurski (G), Tracey Wright 

(DE) 

1985-Bob DiRico (RB), Mike 

Kullman (DB), Paul Magistro 

(FB), Ben Payavis (C), Tracey 

Wright (DE) 

1986-Paul Magistro (RB) 

1987-Gary Awkard (CB), Jeff 

Fulmer (C), Stan Wateski (OG) 

1988-Jeff Fulmer (C) 

1989-Tim Clancy (LB) 

1990-Andy Breault (QB), Steve 

Kratz (K), Mark Steinmeyer (RB) 

1991-Andy Breault (QB), Tim 

Clancy (LB), Shawn Jones (CB), 

Pete Merkel (DE), Mark Steinmeyer 

(RB) 

1992-Shawn Jones (DB), John 

Mobley (LB) 

1993-Nick Hanych (TE), Dean 

Myers (P) 

1994-John Mobley (LB), Kevin 

Mobley (DB) 

1995-Denauld Brown (DL), Del 

Hufford (G), John Mobley (LB), 

Kevin Mobley (DB), Darrien 

Peoples (RB), Brian Tolliver (DB) 

1996-Denauld Brown (DT), 

Rodney Hancock (LB), Darrien 

Peoples (RB) 

1997-Keith Bussom (LB), 

Anthony Browder (WR), Denauld 

Brown (DT), Aldain Lobban (DE), 

Emneko Sweeney (RB) 

1998-Terrence Miles (LB), Jon 

Murphy (DE), Yorel Prosser (RB), 

Terry Robertson (RS), Emneko 

Sweeney (RB), Kevin Wimberly 

(DB) 

1999-Yorel Prosser (RB), Peter 

Iovino (OG), Duane Werley (PK), 

Jon Murphy (DE), Terrence Miles 

(LB) 

2000-Mike de Marteleire (QB), 

Jon Murphy (DE), Andre Davis 

(DB), Pete Mendez (DB) 

2001-Corey Benson (DE), Will 

Luca (C), Pete Mendez (DB) 

2002-Corey Benson (DE), Jasen 

Esposito (OT), Pete Mendez (DB) 

2003-Jon Corson (P), Andre 

Davis (DB), Jason Henley (TE), 

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Trevor Smith (WR), Matt Sola 

(DL) 

2004-Jason Henley (TE), Michael 

Baldwin (DB) 

2005-Mike Grosso (DE), Greg 

Mitchell (LB), Michael Baldwin 

(DB) 

2006-Brian Bingnear (S), Mike 

Grosso (DE), Jason Henley (TE) 

All-PSAC-East Second Team 

1968-George Barton (DE), Mike 

Zimmerman (DT), Bob Henderson 

(TE) 

1969-Ron Reed (LB), Jeff Takacs 

(OG), Doug Pollard (C) 

1971-Rich Harakal (OG) 

1972-Dave Lehatto (LB), Bob 

Kohler (LB), Bill Bailey (DB), 

Carl Giosa (TE), Chick Kopanski 

(OG), George Whary (QB) 

1973-Ben Ellegood (DE), Frank 

Williams (LB), Bill McCurley 

(LB), Carl Giosa (DE), Dennis 

Gliem (WR), Doug Dennison 

(RB), Kevin Bonner (RB) 

1974-Bill McCurley (LB), Dave 

Buttaro (WR, Gary Grant (RB), 

Bruce Harper (RB) 

1975-Dave Buttaro (WR), Clark 

Derr (DL), Kevin Keeler (DB) 

1976-Gary Godshall (TE), Jim 

Nickson (DB), Rick Stroup (DE) 

1977-Gary Keyser (OL), Mike 

Ludwig (NG), Mark Verica (QB), 

Randy Walck (TE) 

1978-Tom Calvario (OT), Bill 

Tamasitis (WR), Kevin Bowser 

(DE), Ray Carr (DL), Mike Ludwig 

(DL), Carl Haberstroh (LB), 

Kelvin Bowser (DB), Jim Nickson 

(DB) 

1979-Ron Day (RB), Carl Haberstroh 

(LB), Ed Podorsky (DB) 

1980-Ray Crouse (DB), Steve 

Kocher (DT), Bob Mireski (TE), 

Don Shaver (RB) 

1981-Greg Gristick (QB), Dave 

Keeny (RB), Bob Mireski (TE), 

Frank Santoro (OG), Brian Wert 

(K), Steve Kocher (DL), Mike 

Riley (DB) 

1982-Scott Borman (DE), Andre 

Reed (WR), Rich Sharp (FB), Don 

Wolski (C) 

1983-Scott Borman (DE), Bill 

Ludy (DT), Gary Kline (QB), 

Dave Pasley (LB), Harry Williams 

(DL), Tracey Wright (DE) 

1984-Gary Gristick (NG), Dave 

Pasley (LB) 

1985-John Eagle (OT), 

1986-Mike Attardi (K), Herb 

Butz (DL), Darren Dabner (DB), 

Bob DiRico (RB), Mike Kullman 

(DB), Bruce Tiller (WR), Craig 

Tomlinson (LB), Stan Wateski (G)

Honors 

1987-Bill Kerkendall (OT), Mark 

Smakulski (LB) 

1988-Greg Buchman (QB), Ron 

Capozzoli (LB), Joe Svede (RB) 

1989-Scott Agnew (DL), Fred 

Seifert (QB), Mark Steinmeyer 

(RB) 

1990-Tim Clancy (LB), Mike 

Donnelly (RB), Shawn Jones (DB) 

1991-Willie James (WR), John 

Lorchak (C), Pete Merkel (P), 

John Mobley (LB), George Visconti 

(OT) 

1992-Andy Breault (QB), Trevor 

Kresge (LB), Don Sofilkanich 

(DE) 

1993-Mike Fantanarosa (DL) 

1994-Todd Ayers (LB), Jerry Lucas 

(LB), Tony Miller (RB), Kevin 

Mobley (RS), Ron Nicholson (LB) 

1995-Justin Bordlemay (WR), 

Nick Hanych (TE), Emerson Johnson 

(K), Jerry Lucas (LB), Terry 

Owens (DB) 

1996-Anthony Browder (WR), 

Peter Iovino (G), Terry Owens 

(DB), Kevin Wimberly (DB) 

1997-Chris Fraley (TE), Peter 

Iovino (G), Terry Owens (DB) 

1998-Aldain Lobban (DE), Chris 

Klick (OT), Steve Windsor (DB) 

1999-Terry Robertson (WR), 

Mike de Marteleire (RS), Pete 

Mendez (LB), John Noble (DB), 

Steve Windsor (P) 

2000-Terry Robertson (WR), 

Rich Hamilton (WR), Vincent 

Jamison (RB) 

2001-Jon Corson (P), Andre 

Davis (DB), Adam Green (DB), 

Marcel Kottke (PK), Yorel Prosser 

(RB), Steven Schafer (OG), Jon 

Search (DE) 

2002-Jon Corson (P), Stephen 

Gammage (RB), Trevor Miller 

(OG), Matt Sola (DE) 

2003-Tony Bria (RB), Stephen 

Gammage (RB), Tim Krusen 

(DL), Trevor Miller (C), Greg 

Mitchell (LB), Matt Scartozzi (K) 

2004-James Brooks (WR), Maurice 

Adams (RB), Greg Mitchell 

(LB) 

2005-Drew Hicks (LB), Matt 

Scartozzi (K) 

2006-Maurice Adams (RB/RS), 

Dan Chominski (LB), Nick Cresta 

(OG), Brett Harbach (WR), Ryan 

Nye (P), Elfren Quiles (WR) 

AP LITTLE 

ALL-AMERICA 

First Team 

1938-Fiorindo DeMatteo (QB) 

1955-Dick Campeotto (C) 

1977-Steve Head (G) 

1979-Don Shaver (RB) 

1994-John Mobley (LB) 


Second Team 



2005-Michael Baldiwn (DB) 

Honorable Mention 

1957-Art Castelluci (RB) 

1964-Anthony Cipriano (OL) 

1975-Frank Williams (LB) 

1976-Bruce Harper (RB) 

1980-Jim Bennett (T), Willie 

Roman (WR) 

1981-Larry Mertz (LB), Bernie 

Nowotarski (DB) 

1984-Dave Waligurski (OL), 

Andre Reed (WR) 

1985-Bob DiRico (RB), Paul 

Magistro (RB), Tracey Wright 

(DE) 

1986-Paul Magistro (RB) 

AFCA ALL-AMERICA 

1977-Steve Head (G) 


1997-Denauld Brown (DT) 

DAKTRONICS 

First Team All-America 


Second Team All-America 



First-Team All-Region 





2003-Jon Corson (P) 

2005-Michael Baldwin (LB) 

Second Team All-Region 



1999-Jon Murphy (DE) 


2001-Will Luca (C), Steven 

Schafer (OG) 

2005-Greg Mitchell (LB) 

2006-Jason Henley (TE), Brian 

Bingnear (S) 

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First Team All-Region 




2006-Jason Henley (TE), Mike 

Grosso (DE) 

All-Freshman Team 

2003-Jason Henley (TE) 

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Second Team All-America 

1991-Mark Steinmeyer (RB), 

Pete Merkel (DE) 



Third Team All-America 


2006-Brian Bingnear (S) 

First Team All-Region 



2006-Brian Bingnear (S) 


2006-Jason Henley (TE) 

Third Team All-Region 

2003-Matt Sola (DE, Trevor 

Smith (WR) 

2006-Mike Grosso (DE) 

AMERICAN FOOTBALL 

QUARTERLY 



HARLON HILL TROPHY 

FINALISTS 

National Finalists – Place 

1986-Paul Magistro (RB) - 7th 


- 4th 

1992-Andy Breault (QB) - 9th 

Regional Finalists 



CoSIDA 

Second Team Academic 

All-America 

2000-Alex Daecher (LB) 



First Team Acad. All-District 

1992-Dave Lorchak (G) 

1996-Rob Holmes (QB) 

1999-Chris Becker (DB) 



2003-Trevor Miller (G) 



Second Team Acad. All-District 




2006-Tom Cressman (LB) 

BURGER KING 

SCHOLAR ATHLETES 

1996-Rob Holmes 

1998-Jason Stephens

Records 

SINGLE GAME-TEAM 

Interceptions 7, vs. Cheyney, 2002 

Total Offense 582 yards, vs. Mansfield, 2005 

Points Scored 67, vs. Bloomsburg (67-19), 1991 

Points Allowed 70, vs. West Chester (70-14), 1969 

Victory Margin 58, vs. Trenton State (58-0), 1949 

Defeat Margin 65, vs. Shippensburg (65-0), 1931 

vs. Lock Haven (65-0), 1931 

Rushing Attempts 

Game 39 Darrien Peoples vs. Cheyney, 1995 

Season 306 Darrien Peoples, 1996 

Career 752 Darrien Peoples, 1993-96 

Rushing Yards 

Game 259 Maurice Adams vs. Cheyney, 2004 

Season 1,393 Darrien Peoples, 1996 

Career 3,156 Darrien Peoples, 1993-96 

Rushing Touchdowns 

Game 5 Stephen Gammage vs. Cheyney, 2002 

Season 17 Don Shaver, 1979 

Career 33 Don Shaver, 1977-80 

KU Hall of 

Famer Andy 

Breault holds 

almost every 

school passing 

record, including 

completions, 

yards and 

touchdowns in 

a game, season 

and career. 

Pass Attempts 

Game 57 Andy Breault vs. Clarion, 1991 

57 Fred Seifert, 1989 

Season 474 Andy Breault, 1990 

Career 1,259 Andy Breault, 1989-92 

Pass Completions 

Game 34 Andy Breault vs. Mansfield, 1992 


Career 733 Andy Breault, 1989-92 

Best Completion Percentage 

Game 91.0 Greg Gristick vs. Millersville, 1980 

Season 62.5 Andy Breault, 1991 

Career 58.2 Andy Breault, 1989-92 

Passing Yards 

Game 448 Andy Breault vs. Mansfield, 1992 

Season 3,143 Andy Breault, 1990 


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Touchdown Passes 

Game 7 Andy Breault vs. Bloomsburg, 1991 



Most Passes Had Intercepted 

Game 6 Robb Walters vs. West Chester, 1997 

6 Andy Breault vs. Shippensburg, 1991 



Receptions 

Game 15 Terry Robertson vs. Bloomsburg, 2000 

Season 86 Mark Steinmeyer, 1990 

Career 200 Mark Steinmeyer, 1988-91 

Receiving Yards 

Game 206 Terry Robertson vs. West Chester, 1999 


Career 2,118 Mark Steinmeyer, 1988-91 

Touchdown Receptions 

Game 4 Larry Baumgardner vs. Mansfield, 2005 

4 Mark Steinmeyer vs. Bloomsburg, 1991 

4 Tony Santella vs. Cheyney, 1986 

Season 12 Elfren Quiles, 2006 


Total Offense Yards 

Game 472 Mike de Marteleire vs. Bloomsburg, 2000 

Season 3,173 Andy Breault, 1990 


All-Purpose Yards 

Game 293 Darrien Peoples vs. Cheyney, 1995 

Season 2,260 Mark Steinmeyer, 1990 


PAT Kicks Made 

Season 35 Duane Werley, 1999 

Career 86 Steve Kratz, 1989-92 

Field Goals Attempted 

Season 17 Mike Attardi, 1987 

Career 43 Steve Kratz, 1989-92 

Field Goals Made 

Game 3 Emerson Johnson vs. Mansfield, 1995 

3 Mike Attardi vs. Mansfield, 1986 

Season 9 Tim DeLaney, 1996 

9 Dean Myers, 1993 

Career 24 Matt Scartozzi, 2002-05 

Best Field Goal Percentage (min. 0.5 made/game) 

Season 80.0 Matt Scartozzi, 2003 

80.0 Mark Fairchild, 1984 

Career 63.2 Matt Scartozzi, 2002-05 

Punts 

Season 71 Jeff Reifinger, 1985 

Career 250 Jeff Reifinger, 1984-87 

Punting Yards 

Season 2,486 Mike Brusko, 1973 

Career 8,868 Jon Corson, 2000-03

Records 

Best Punting Average 

Season 43.0 Jon Corson, 2003 

Career 38.7 Pete Merkel, 1988-91 

Punt Returns 

Season 26 Brian Dennison, 1977 


Punt Return Yards 



Best Punt Return Average (min 1 return/game) 

Season 16.4 Mark Steinmeyer, 1989 

Career 11.8 Mark Steinmeyer, 1988-91 

KU Hall of Famer Mark Steinmeyer 

holds numerous game, season and 

career records. 

Kickoff Returns 

Season 28 Andre Davis, 2003 

28 Shawn Jones, 1990 

28 Mark Steinmeyer, 1990 


Kickoff Return Yards 



Best Kickoff Return Average (min. 1 return/gm.) 

Season 29.7 John Noble, 1999 

Career 23.6 Terry Robertson, 1997-2000 

Interceptions 

Game 4 Pete Mendez vs. Cheyney, 2002 

Season 10 Kevin Keeler, 1976 

Career 21 Pete Mendez, 1999-2002 

Tackles 

Game 31 Larry Mertz vs. Clarion, 1980 

Season 134 Larry Mertz, 1981 

Career 424 Tim Clancy, 1988-91 

Sacks 

Game 8 Gerry Sukanick, 1979 

Season 16 Jay Schiavello, 1980 

Career 25.5 Tracey Wright, 1982-85 

Punts Blocked 

Season 4 Rick Keeley, 1975 

Coaching Victories 

Career 61 George Baldwin, 1973-83, 85-87 

Best Winning Percentage, Head Coach 

Career .474 Jim McGovern, 1937-43 

Miscellaneous 

Longest Run: 91, Emneko Sweeney vs. Clarion, 1998 

Longest Pass: 85, Jeremy Copeland vs. ESU, 2004 

Longest Rec.: 85 James Brooks vs. ESU, 2004 

Longest Int. Return: 95, Bob McCullough, 1940 

Longest Fumble Return: 98, Michael Baldwin 

vs. Clarion, 2005 

Longest Field Goal: 48, Emerson Johnson, 1994 

48 Steve Kratz, 1989 

Longest Punt: 79, Jon Corson vs. Mansfield, 2003 

Longest Kickoff Return: 95, Kevin Wimberly 

vs. ESU, 1997 

95, Shawn Jones, 1991 

Longest Punt Return: 86, Bernie Townes, 1979 

SINGLE SEASON-TEAM 

Best Record 7-2, .778 (1977) 

Wins 7 (1977 & 2000) 

Winning streak 6 (4 in 1936-2 in 37) 

Points Scored 

360 (1991-10 games) 

Points Allowed 397 (1993-11 games) 

Fewest Points Scored 0 (1941-6 games) 

Fewest Points Allowed 32 (1938-7 games) 

Shutouts 4 (1937, 1964) 

Shutouts Against 6 (1931, 1941) 

Pete Mendez holds Kutztown’s single game and 

career records for interceptions. 

41

All-Time Leaders (Season) 

Pass Attempts Yr. 

Andy Breault 474 1990 


M. de Martelerie 339 2000 


Fred Seifert 326 1989 

Pass Completions Yr. 



M. de Marteleire 198 2000 


Fred Seifert 174 1989 

Passing Yards 

Yr. 

Andy Breault 3,143 1990 



M. de Martelerie 2,320 2000 

Kyle Spotts 2,155 2006 

Passing TDs 

Yr. 




Kyle Spotts 20 2006 


Carries 

Yr. 

Darrien Peoples 306 1996 

Don Shaver 236 1979 

Stephen Gammage 227 2002 

Darrien Peoples 226 1995 

Paul Magistro 200 1986 

Rushing Yards Yr. 

Darrien Peoples 1,393 1996 

Don Shaver 1,292 1979 

Bruce Harper 1,132 1976 

Emneko Sweeney 1,113 1997 

Emneko Sweeney 1,103 1998 

Paul Magistro 1,021 1986 

Yorel Prosser 1,004 2001 

Rushing TDs 

Yr. 

Don Shaver 17 1979 

Stephen Gammage 14 2002 

Yorel Prosser 12 1999 

Bruce Harper 11 1976 

Emneko Sweeney 11 1997 

Receptions 

Yr. 

Mark Steimeyer 86 1990 

Terry Robertson 68 2000 


Trevor Smith 60 2003 


Receiving Yards Yr. 

Mark Steinmeyer 940 1990 

Trevor Smith 843 2003 

Elfren Quiles 816 2006 

Anthony Browder 792 1996 

Andre Reed 791 1983 

Receiving TDs Yr. 

Elfren Quiles 12 2006 

Rich Hamilton 10 2000 


Dom Mele 10 1991 

Phil Washington 9 2000 

Tackles 

Yr. 

Larry Mertz 134 1981 

Tim Clancy 133 1991 

Tim Clancy 131 1989 

Todd Ayers 127 1993 

Sacks 

Yr. 

Jay Schiavello 16 1980 

Tracey Wright 14 1985 

Interceptions 

Yr. 

Kevin Keeler 10 1976 

Pete Mendez 9 2001 

B. Nowatarski 8 1981 

Shawn Jones 8 1991 

Punts 

Yr. 

Jeff Reifinger 71 1985 

Ryan Nye 67 2005 

Jeff Reifinger 67 1987 

Tim DeLaney 66 1996 


Scott Ruhl 65 1980 

Punting Yards Yr. 

Mike Brusko 2,486 1973 

Ryan Nye 2,480 2005 

Jeff Reifinger 2,467 1985 

Jon Corson 2,366 2003 

Dean Myers 2,343 1993 

Jeff Reifinger 2,289 1987 

Punting Average Yr. 

Jon Corson 43.0 2003 

Pete Merkel 40.0 1991 

Ryan Nye 39.5 2006 

Pete Merkel 39.2 1990 

Mike Brusko 38.9 1973 

Punt Returns 

Yr. 

Brian Dennison 26 1977 

Jason Gray 22 1997 



B. Nowotarski 20 1981 

Punt Return Yards Yr. 



B. Nowotarski 210 1981 

John Mobley 202 1995 


Punt Ret. Avg. (1/gm.) Yr. 

Mark Steinmeyer 16.4 1989 

Shawn Jones 14.2 1991 

John Mobley 13.5 1995 

Mark Steinmeyer 13.1 1990 

M. de Marteleire 12.6 1999 

Kickoff Returns Yr. 

Andre Davis 28 2003 




Mike Donnelly 25 1988 

Kickoff Return Yards Yr. 


Andre Davis 574 2003 




Kickoff Ret. Avg. (1/gm.) Yr. 

John Noble 29.7 1999 

Kevin Wimberly 29.0 1997 

Terry Robertson 26.5 1998 

James Brooks 24.3 2004 

Terry Robertson 24.2 1999 

PAT Kicks Made Yr. 

Duane Werley 35 1999 

Steve Kratz 33 1991 

Marcel Kottke 32 2000 

Steve Sandberg 31 2006 

Marcel Kottke 26 2001 

Field Goals Made Yr. 

Dean Myers 9 1993 


several 8 

Field Goals Attempted Yr. 

Mike Attardi 17 1987 

Steve Kratz 16 1888 

Field Goal % (0.5/gm.) Yr. 

M. Scartozzi 80.0 (8-10) 2003 

M. Fairchild 80.0 (8-10) 1984 

M. Scartozzi 77.8 (7-9) 2005 

M. Kottke 75.0 (6-8) 2000 

D. Myers 64.3 (9-14) 1993 

E. Johnson 63.6 (7-11) 1994 

42

All-time Leaders (Career) 

Pass Attempts Yrs. 

Andy Breault 1,259 1989-92 

Rob Holmes 821 1993-96 

Greg Buchman 667 1985-88 

Fred Seifert 617 1987-89 

Jeremy Copeland 572 2003-04 

Completions Yrs. 

Andy Breault 733 1989-92 

Rob Holmes 560 1993-96 


Jeremy Copeland 293 2003-04 

M. de Marteleire 293 1998-00 

Fred Seifert 293 1987-89 

Passing Yards Yrs. 

Andy Breault 9,096 1989-92 

Rob Holmes 6,092 1993-96 

M. de Marteleire 3,587 1998-00 

Greg Buchman 3,499 1985-88 

Kyle Spotts 3,452 2005- 

TD Passes 

Yrs. 

Andy Breault 86 1989-92 

M. de Marteleire 34 1998-00 

Kyle Spotts 31 2005- 

Rob Holmes 29 1993-96 


Carries 

Yrs. 

Darrien Peoples 752 1993-96 

Paul Magistro 564 1983-86 

Don Shaver 562 1977-80 

Yorel Prosser 526 1998-01 

S. Gammage 508 2002-04 

Rushing Yards Yrs. 

Darrien Peoples 3,156 1993-96 

Yorel Prosser 2,731 1998-01 

Don Shaver 2,621 1977-80 

Paul Magistro 2,548 1983-86 

Emneko Sweeney 2,496 1995-98 

Bruce Harper 2,169 1974-76 

Bob DiRico 2,057 1984-86 

Phil Anthony 2,057 1968-70 

Rushing TDs Yrs. 

Don Shaver 33 1977-80 

Yorel Prosser 28 1998-01 

S. Gammage 25 2002-04 

Paul Magistro 23 1983-86 

Bruce Harper 21 1974-76 

Receptions 

Yrs. 

Mark Steinmeyer 200 1988-91 

Trevor Smith 166 2001-04 

Terry Robertson 165 1997-00 

Andre Reed 142 1981-84 

Darrien Peoples 134 1993-96 

Receiving Yards Yrs. 

Mark Steinmeyer 2,118 1988-91 

Trevor Smith 2,060 2001-04 

Justin Bordlemay 2,010 1992-95 

Andre Reed 2,002 1981-84 

Terry Robertson 1,747 1997-00 

Receiving TDs Yrs. 


Trevor Smith 20 2001-04 

Dom Mele 18 1990-92 

Justin Bordlemay 16 1992-95 

Andre Reed 14 1981-84 

Tackles 

Yrs. 

Tim Clancy 424 1988-91 

John Mobley 387 1991-95 

Todd Ayers 328 1991-94 

Larry Mertz 299 1979-81 

Jerry Lucas 298 1992-95 

Sacks 

Yrs. 

Tracey Wright 25.5 1982-85 

Jon Murphy 22 1997-00 

Aldain Lobban 20 1995-98 

Harry Williams 20 1981-84 

John Mobley 19 1991-95 

Interceptions Yrs. 

Pete Mendez 21 1999-02 

Shawn Jones 20 1989-92 

Bernie Nowatarski 17 1979-81 

Kevin Keeler 17 1974-76 

Punts 

Yrs. 

Jeff Reifinger 250 1984-87 

Jon Corson 230 2000-03 

Tim DeLaney 132 1994-96 

Punting Yards Yrs. 

Jon Corson 8,868 2000-03 

Jeff Reifinger 8,718 1984-87 

Tim DeLaney 4,534 1994-96 

Pete Merkel 3,834 1989-91 

Ryan Nye 3,823 2005- 

Field Goals Attempted Yrs. 

Steve Kratz 43 1989-92 

Mike Attardi 40 1985-87 

Matt Scartozzi 38 2002-05 

Marcel Kottke 27 1997-2001 

Emerson Johnson 26 1994-95 

Punting Avg** Yrs. 

Pete Merkel 38.7 1989-91 

Jon Corson 38.6 2000-03 

Punt Returns Yrs. 


Jason Gray 65 1996-99 

Punt Return Yards Yrs. 


Jason Gray 540 1996-99 


Punt Return Avg. ** Yrs. 

Mark Steinmeyer 11.8 1988-91 

Shawn Jones 10.5 1989-92 

Kick Returns Yrs. 


Andre Davis 61 2000-03 

Terry Robertson 54 1997-00 


Kick Return Yards Yrs. 

Mark Steinmeyer 1,470 1988-91 

Terry Robertson 1,273 1997-00 

Andre Davis 1,182 2000-03 


Kick Return Avg. ** Yrs. 

Terry Robertson 23.6 1997-00 

Kevin Mobley 22.6 1994-95 

Emneko Sweeney 21.7 1995-98 

Kevin Wimberly 21.7 1995-98 

Greg Glenn 21.1 1987-89 

PAT Kicks 

Yrs. 



Field Goals Made Yrs. 

Matt Scartozzi 24 2002-05 


Mike Attardi 18 1985-87 

Emerson Johnson 15 1994-95 


Field Goal % (0.5/gm., **) Yrs. 

M. Scartozzi 63.2 (24-38) 2002-05 

T. DeLaney 58.8 (10-17) 1992-96 

E. Johnson 57.7 (15-26) 1994-95 

D. Myers 57.1 (12-21) 1990-93 

M. Fairchild 52.4 (11-21) 1983-85 

** minimum two years, career complete 

43

Year-by-Year Results 

1895 (5-0) 

10 Reading H.S. 

(rest of results n/a) 

4 

1896 (n/a) 

0 Lehigh 

(rest of results n/a) 

16 

1897 (n/a) 

(results n/a) 

1898 (2-0-1) 

16 Reading H.S. 0 

16 Birdsboro AA 0 

0 Mercury Wheelmen 0 

32 0 

1899 (n/a) 

11 Atlas 12 

15 All Scholas.-Reading 0 

Emmett 

Moravian College 

Bethlehem H.S. 

YMCA Reading 

43 Lehigh Prep 0 

45 Hellertown H.S. 0 

0 Royersford H.S. 10 

1900 (5-1-1) 

21 Boyertown H.S. 0 

26 Ashland H.S. 0 

5 Moravian Seminary 0 

6 @ Reading YMCA 6 

16 Bethlehem H.S. 0 

0 Pottsville 17 

74 23 

1901 (6-3) 

0 Bethl. Shamrocks 12 

0 Reading Field Club 17 

5 Lehigh Freshmen 2 

14 Boston Juniors 7 

12 St. Aloysius 7 

14 Allentown T.A. 0 


5 Allentown Field Club 0 

0 Mt. Carmel H.S. 11 

77 56 

1902 (2-2-2) 

HC: Mr. French 

0 Allentown H.S. 0 

0 Muhlenberg College 0 

0 Albright College 22 

28 Slatington H.S. 0 


0 Penn Wheelmen 10 

34 32 

1903 (n/a) 

5 Allentown Field Club 5 

Allentown YMCA 

Boston Juniors 

Muhlenberg College 

Silver Stars 

Albright College 

Moravian College 

0 Millersville Normal 16 

1904 (4-2-1) 

HC: Ed Stein 


35 Schuylkill Seminary 0 

5 Amphions of Reading 0 

10 Allentown H.S. 0 

0 @ Millersville Normal 18 

11 E. Stroudsburg Norm. 4 

6 Millersville Normal 18 

67 40 

1905 (6-3) 

HC: George B. Ely 

0 Superba AA 23 


0 Albright College 23 

17 Muhlenberg Prep 0 



6 Muhlenberg College 0 


21 Easton H.S. 0 

90 68 

1906-1922 - NO TEAMS 

1923 (5-3) 

C: Harold Runyeon 

59 Spring City 12 

0 Perkiomen Res. 32 

13 Allentown Cath. H.S. 0 

0 Ursinus Reserves 57 

26 Reading H.S. Res. 13 

7 Emmaus Field Club 13 

7 Pottsville H.S. 0 

53 Bethlehem Prep 0 

165 127 

1924 (1-6) 

C: Harry Johnson 

12 Mahonoy City H.S. 7 

0 Bethlehem Prep 51 

0 E. Stroudsburg State 59 

7 Millersville State 13 

7 Emmaus AA 24 


0 Perkiomen School 58 

38 233 

1925 (2-3) 

C: Jim Nash 

12 Nazareth Hall 

Military Academy 6 

15 Beckley Business 21 

41 Palmerton H.S. 0 

6 Allentown Prep JVs 13 


80 47 

1926 - NO TEAM 

1927 (1-4) * 

HC: Charles Vibberts 

C: Newton Ruch 

0 Beckley Business 32 

0 Blythe Township HS 6 

0 Bloomsburg State 30 


6 81 

(*win not available) 

1928 (2-3) 

HC: John Bowman 

C: Ralston Derr 

14 Elizabethtown 7 


6 National Farm 65 



32 103 

1929 (3-2-1) 

HC: Earnest Slessinger 

C: Clint Hoffman 


12 Shippensburg State 26 

32 Atlantic Trade 0 


6 Williamson Trade 0 

32 Greenville HS 0 

88 38 

1930 (3-3-1) 


C: Francis Walker 

29 Moravian 7 



0 Lafayette Frosh 24 

6 Carlisle Medical 0 


13 Lock Haven State 14 

82 78 

1931 (0-7) 


0 Atlantic Trade 6 



0 Trenton State 8 



0 Mansfield State 21 

6 210 

1932 (1-3) 


C: Lester Wentling 





26 73 

1933 (1-5) 


C: Albert Fritz 



13 Montclair State 12 




13 185 

1934 (1-6) 


C: Art Taute 







6 Panzer 0 

14 103 

1935 (3-5) 

HC: Jim McGovern 

C: Jimmie Heslop 

0 Lebanon Valley 19 


33 Oswego Teachers 0 





26 Panzer JC 0 

107 85 

1936 (5-2-1) 


C: Russ Stoudt 

6 Lebanon Valley 19 


14 Bergen JC 0 





14 Nassau C. C. 0 

74 59 

44


1937 (4-2-1) 


C: Morgalis, Wood 


42 Wilson D.C. Teachers 0 



6 West Chester State 19 

26 Bergen JC 0 


94 58 

1938 (4-1-2) 


C: Jim Mazar 





38 Army Medical 6 



91 32 

1939 (5-3) 


C: Vince Conway, George 

Kovich 

20 East Carolina State 6 






13 Army Medical 6 


80 51 

1940 (3-5) 


C: Mike Bodnarik, John Buzas 

7 Albright 24 

6 East Carolina State 14 




56 Army Ordinance 0 



95 111 

1941 (0-6) 


C: Mike Huber 



0 Ithaca 27 


0 Clarion State 46 


0 182 

1942 (1-4) 


C: Lewis Purnell, Robert Stover 




19 Indiantown Gap Army 0 


25 91 

1943, 1944, 1945 

NO TEAM - WW II 

1946 (3-4) 

HC: Walt Risley 

C: John White, George Hollenbach 








57 60 

1947 (2-6) 

HC: Joe Patton 

C: George Hollenbach, 

Carl Strittmatter, Charles 

Norris 








6 Connecticut State 20 

76 171 

1948 (3-4-1) 


C: Leroy Heckman, Brooke 

Shugars 








13 Rider 7 

94 99 

1949 (5-2-1) 


C: Larry Motkowski, William 

Wolff 


43 Cheyney State 13 






13 Rider 27 

198 98 

1950 (5-3-1) 


C: Frank Marello, Robert 

Banick 

13 Indiana (PA) State 13 


35 Glassboro State 6 







144 130 

1951 (5-2) 


C: Joe Rinaldi, Stan Sawicki 








173 102 

1952 (3-4) 


C: Joe Villiano, Harvey Kirchgassner 

2 New Haven State 13 







43 155 

1953 (2-5) 


0 New Haven State 38 







25 184 

1954 (3-3-1) 


C: Bob Wolff 

7 Nat’l Agricultural 7 







90 108 

1955 (1-5-2) 


C: Art Castellucci, Dick 

Campeotto 









62 166 

1956 (5-4) 


C: Art Castelucci, Keith 

Newhard 

14 Kings 33 









105 128 

1957 (3-4-1) 


C: Art Castelucci, Keith 

Newhard 

0 Kings 6 



0 Juniata 46 





84 126 

1958 (3-3-1) 


C: Emile Ilchuk 




13 Central Conn. St. 2 




48 59 

45


1959 (3-4-1) 


C: Bill Nill 






6 Central Conn. St. 12 



65 136 

1960 (1-7, 1-5 PSAC/6th) 

HC: Bud Heilman 

C: Sal Messina 




0 Delaware Valley 25 





49 315 

1961 (2-6, 2-3 PSAC/6th) 


C: Gary Simon 





6 Delaware Valley 12 

7 Central Conn. St 20 



51 164 

1962 (5-3, 3-3 PSAC/3rd) 


C: Rick Scalese, Bill Wiggins 




20 Cape May C.G. 13 





149 160 

1963 (3-5, 2-4 PSAC/5th) 





8 Cape May C.G. 13 





86 124 

1964 (4-3-1, 2-3-1 PSAC/3rd) 


C: Ed Miller 









99 69 

1965 (1-7, 0-6 PSAC/7th) 










50 210 

1966 (1-6-1, 1-5 PSAC/7th) 

HC: Bob Kinderman 

C: Joe Hennessey, Gerald 

Rockhill 









62 181 

1967 (1-7, 1-5 PSAC/7th) 


C: Jack Kinsky 









84 251 

1968 (3-4-1, 2-3-1 PSAC/4th) 










103 137 

1969 (5-3, 4-2 PSAC/4th) 










136 155 

1970 (5-3, 4-2 PSAC/4th) 


C: Jeff Takacs, George Barton 









216 151 

1971 (4-5, 4-2 PSAC/3rd) 


C: David Dorward, Doug Petri 





15 Kentucky State 24 





170 176 

46 

1972 (3-6, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 

HC: Bob Mazey 

C: Tony Alessandrini, Bob 

Kohler 










96 160 

1973 (2-7, 1-5 PSAC/6th) 

HC: George Baldwin 

C: Doug Dennison, Mike 

Brusko 










88 187 

1974 (4-5, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 


C: Cliff Mease, Rick Keeley 










150 120 

1975 (3-5-1, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 


C: Dane Mayson, Frank Williams 










111 172 

1976 (5-5, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 


C: Rick Stroup, Kevin Keeler 

6 @ Lehigh 29 

13 @ Shippensburg State 21 


13 @ E. Stroudsburg State 27 


34 Cheyney State (H) 14 

7 @ West Chester State 27 

21 @ Bloomsburg State 20 


46 @ Kean 14 

228 187 

1977 (7-2, 4-1 PSAC/2nd) 


C: Steve Head, Andy Lutkiewicz 




23 Glassboro State 16






46 Kean 0 

223 131 

1978 (2-7, 1-4 PSAC/5th) 


C: Tom Calvario, Frank 

Flizack 










115 162 

1979 (6-3, 3-2 PSAC/4th) 


C: Walt Michaels, Vic 

D’Ottavio 










218 145 

1980 (6-5, 4-1 PSAC/1st) 


C: Jeff Pammer, 

Don Shaver 

7 @ American Int’l 17 

21 @ Shippensburg State 14 









PSAC Championship 

14 @ Clarion State 15 

182 124 

1981 (5-4-1, 3-2 PSAC/2nd) 


C: Dave Keeny, Larry Mertz 

17 @ Maine 17 

14 American Int’l 7 

7 @ Millersville State 50 


9 @ Glassboro State 0 

17 @ Cheyney State 6 



3 @ Mansfield State 7 

7 @ Clarion State 15 

134 154 

1982 (4-6, 2-4 PSAC/4th) 


C: Dave Keota, Bill Losco 









3 @ Lafayette 36 

7 @ C.W. Post 6 

118 202 

1983 (6-4, 4-2 PSAC/2nd) 


28 C.W. Post 25 

14 @ Clarion 24 

6 @ Millersville 20 

7 East Stroudsburg 31 

21 @ Glassboro State 15 

28 @ Cheyney 7 

16 West Chester 7 

14 Bloomsburg 7 

14 @ Mansfield 13 


161 177 

1984 (2-7-1, 1-4-1 PSAC/5th) 

HC: Al Leonzi 


9 Shippensburg 10 


16 @ East Stroudsburg 31 

17 Cheyney 7 


9 Millersville 21 

3 @ Bloomsburg 14 

6 Slippery Rock 21 

20 @ West Chester 31 

110 167 

1985 (3-7, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 


C: George Troemel, Marty 

Seitz 

36 @ Salem State 38 

7 @ Shippensburg 10 




29 Mansfield 2 



7 @ Slippery Rock 14 


157 150 

1986 (5-4-1, 3-2-1 PSAC/4th) 


21 So. Conn. St 10 



20 Indiana (PA) 21 



42 Cheyney (H) 12 




222 191 

1987 (3-7, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 


C: Greg Buchman, Doug 

Covert 

13 @ So. Conn. St 30 









12 @ Indiana (PA) 35 

127 197 

1988 (2-8, 0-6 PSAC/7th) 

HC: Barry Fetterman 




34 Edinboro 22 

47 






13 Liberty 36 

157 338 

1989 (1-9, 1-5 PSAC/7th) 





21 @ Edinboro 42 






17 @ Liberty 48 

190 349 

1990 (5-6, 2-4 PSAC/4th) 







28 Clarion 27 



37 Cheyney 21 


28 California (PA) 23 

253 289 

1991 (6-4, 4-2 PSAC/2nd) 


C: Mark Steinmeyer, Tim 

Clancy 











360 233 

1992 (4-5-1, 2-4 PSAC/5th) 


C: Andy Breault, John Meany 

0 @ Maine 10 


30 @ California (PA) 30 




48 Lock Haven 13 



63 Cheyney 6 

277 187 

1993 (2-9, 0-6 PSAC/7th) 

HC: Al Leonzi 

9 @ Indiana (PA) 54 






25 Bloomsburg (H) 47 

30 @ Lock Haven 52 


24 So. Conn. St 14 


193 397


1994 (5-5, 4-2 PSAC/3rd) 

HC: Al Leonzi 


6 New Haven 31 

46 @ California (PA) 21 

10 Cheyney 7 


12 Millersville (H) 7 



31 @ Towson State 36 


189 183 

1995 (6-4, 4-2 PSAC/3rd) 

HC: Al Leonzi 

19 @ New Haven 28 

14 @ W. Va. Wesleyan 16 









219 114 

1996 (4-6, 2-4 PSAC/5th) 

HC: Al Leonzi 

3 @ American Int’l 7 


21 So. Conn. St (OT) 24 

20 @ E. Stroudsburg (OT) 27 





21 @ California 14 

14 West Chester (OT) 17 

190 187 

1997 (6-4, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 

HC: Al Leonzi 

C: Denauld Brown, Chris 

Fraley 

44 W. Va. Wesleyan 26 





44 Mansfield (H) 0 





249 178 

1998 (5-5, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 

HC: Dave Keeny 

C: Aldain Lobban, Kevin Wimberly, 

Emneko Sweeney 


28 Shippensburg (H) 24 

16 Clarion 23 


42 Cheyney 22 




7 @ Slippery Rock 26 


227 242 

1999 (4-6, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 


C: Jon Murphy, Terry Robertson, 

Steve Windsor 







24 East Stroudsburg (H) 10 




301 310 

2000 (7-4, 4-2 PSAC/3rd) 


C: Jon Murphy, Terry Robertson 

0 @ Maine 45 


40 Siena 13 


17 Clarion 14 







260 218 

2001 (6-4, 4-2 PSAC/3rd) 


C: Yorel Prosser, Alex Daecher, 

Rob Flowers 

40 @ Elizabeth City St 12 







28 Mansfield (H) 7 



210 163 

2002 (4-7, 2-4 PSAC/5th) 


C: Rob Flowers, Jed King, 

Dave Maloney 

34 Elizabeth City State 13 



7 Clarion 31 






37 Cheyney 13 


213 247 

2003 (6-5, 3-3 PSAC/4th) 


C: Tim Krusen, Brent Miller, 

Trevor Miller, Matt Sola 

34 @ Virginia State 6 






28 @ Bloomsburg (OT) 35 


3 Edinboro 56 



228 255 

2004 (4-6, 2-4 PSAC/5th) 


C: Michael Baldwin, Greg 

Mitchell 


25 Clarion 14 


48 






14 Edinboro (H) 23 


233 285 

2005 (2-8, 2-4 PSAC/5th) 


C: Michael Baldwin, Tony 

Bria, Greg Mitchell, Adam 

Ogorek 


23 @ Clarion (4OT) 29 

28 S. Connecticut St. 31 







29 Cheyney 12 

190 258 

2006 (4-6, 2-4 PSAC/5th) 

HC: Raymond Monica 

C: Dan Chominski, Mike 

Grosso, Jason Henley, 

Raymond Yannuzzi 

27 Clarion 10 






47 West Chester (H) 49 




267 300 

HC - Head Coach 

C - Captain(s) 

(H) - Homecoming 

(OT) - Overtime 

@ - road game 

all historical records in this 

publication are continuously 

researched. 

Corrections or additions may be 

submitted via email 

(athletics@kutztown.edu) 

or mail 

(Sports Information, 213 Stratton 

Administration, Kutztown 

University, Kutztown PA, 

19530).

Golden Bears Excel in the Classroom 

While Kutztown University’s 

student-athletes 

strive for excellence on the 

playing fields, they have 

been achieving it in the 

classroom as well. During 

the 2006-07 academic 

year, the overall gradepoint 

average (GPA) of 

student-athletes was 2.91, 

matching the highest average 

on record. 

In 2004-05, the student-athlete GPA 

also was 2.91, which was not only an 

all-time high, but surpassed the overall 

student-body average 

of 2.89. In 2006-07, 

the overall student GPA 

moved to 2.95, just .04 

ahead of student-athletes. 

More impressively, 

CRESSMAN 

while joining their new 

classmates in adjusting 

to life away from home 

— with the added adjustment to college 

athletics — freshman student-athletes had 

a 2.66 GPA. That mark was 0.18 higher 

than that of the overall freshman class. 

Golden Bear student-athletes also 

placed high numbers on the fall and 

spring dean’s lists in 2006-07. In the 

fall, 74 student-athletes earned dean’s list 

recognition, while 81 garnered the honor 

in the spring. Dean’s list recognition is 

accomplished by achieving a 3.60 or better 

GPA during the semester. 

Additionally, KU placed a schoolrecord 

120 Golden Bears among the 

Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference 

(PSAC) Scholar-Athlete list in 2006-07. 

That total shattered the previous best of 

103 in 2004-05. PSAC Scholar-Athlete 

status is awarded to those who maintain a 

cumulative GPA of 3.25 or better. 

The football team is a strong contributor 

to the academic success of Golden 

Bear Athletics. Thirteen football players 

combined for 14 dean’s list recognitions 

last year, while 14 players earned PSAC 

Scholar-Athlete status. 

Tom Cressman heads 

the list of Golden Bear 

football scholars. 

The senior linebacker 

was named to secondteam 

ESPN the Magazine 

Academic All-District II in 

2006. 

Cressman continues 

the legacy of standout 

student-athletes on the football team. 

In 2005, Michael Baldwin became the 

first player in program history to be named 

ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America 

and Associated Press 

Little All-America. He 

was named to the second 

team of both. Baldwin 

also won KU’s 2005-06 

Male Senior Athlete and 

Senior Scholar-Athlete 

of the Year Awards, the 

first player to sweep those 

honors. Additionally, 

Baldwin was named to the PSAC Fall 

Academic Top 10. 

Baldwin’s teammate, Greg Mitchell, 

was a two-time Academic All-District 

selection. 

Linebacker Alex Daecher was 

named the PSAC Male 

Scholar-Athlete of the 

Year, the league’s highest 

academic honor, in 

2001-02. He was a twotime 

CoSIDA Academic 

All-America selection, 

earning the honor in 

2000 and 2001. 

In the late 1990s, Rob 

BALDWIN 

DAECHER 

Holmes ’96 and Jason Stephens ’98 were 

singled out for their academic prowess. 

The duo, Holmes in 1996 and Stephens in 

1998, won Burger King National Scholar- 

Athlete of the Week honors. With their 

awards came a $10,000 endowed scholarship 

that has helped support members of 

the current team.

2007 Kutztown University Football Schedule 

SEPT. 1 at Southern Connecticut State 1:00 PM 

SEPT. 8 at Clarion 6:00 PM 

SEPT. 15 SHIPPENSBURG 3:05 PM 

SEPT. 22 at Slippery Rock 7:00 PM 

SEPT. 29 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL 6:05 PM 

OCT. 6 *BLOOMSBURG 6:05 PM 

OCT. 13 *at West Chester 6:00 PM 

OCT. 20 *CHEYNEY (FAMILY DAY) 1:05 PM 

OCT. 27 EDINBORO (HOMECOMING) 1:05 PM 

NOV. 3 *EAST STROUDSBURG 1:05 PM 

NOV.10 *at Millersville 1:00 PM 

*PSAC East contest Home games in BOLD CAPS 

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2007 Kutztown University Football Schedule

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