(0-0) vs. NORTH CAROLINA WESLEYAN - Hampden-Sydney College

SENIOR CAPTAIN #39 TY CONDREYTIGER GAME NOTESWEEK 1:HAMPDEN-SYDNEY (0-0)vs.NORTH CAROLINA WESLEYAN (0-0)

Tiger Football Game NotesHampden-Sydney Sports InformationBox 698 • Hampden-Sydney, VA • 23943Phone: 434•223•6156 • Fax: 434•223•6348www.hsc.edu/athletics/footballHampden-Sydney (0-0) vs. North Carolina Wesleyan (0-0)Saturday, September 5, 2009 • 1:00 pm • Hampden-Sydney, VA2008 RecordsH-SC: 8-2, 4-2 ODACNCWC: 6-4, 5-2 USASCHead CoachesH-SC: Marty Favret, 62-29 (10th year)NCWC: Mark Henninger, 6-4 (2nd year)THE SERIESSaturday’s meeting will be just the second time these two teams have met on thegridiron with last season being the first ever match up. Hampden-Sydney won theinaugural game in Rocky Mount 33-23, but this Saturday will be the first time theBattling Bishops travel to Lewis C. Everett Stadium. The Tigers will look to defendtheir home field as they are currently 3-1 against non-conference opponents in EverettStadium. While the Tigers are entering their 115th season of football, NorthCarolina Wesleyan is entering just its sixth season as a program.Series RecordH-SC, 1-0Last Meeting: H-SC 33-23Radio CoverageWFLO-FM 95.7 Radio50,000-watt Farmville, VA based stationPlay-by-Play: Cannon WatsonColor: Rob Stanley, Scott SimmsTigers on the WebStreamed live at www.hsc.edu/athleticsHampden-Sydney Schedule/ResultsDate Opponent Time/Result9-5 NC Wesleyan 1:00 pm9-12 Gettysburg 1:00 pm9-19 @Sewanee 1:00 pmCST9-26 @Guilford* 7:00 pm10-3 Bridgewater* 1:00 pm10-10 @E&H* 1:00 pm10-17 W&L* 1:00 pm10-24 @Catholic* 1:00 pm10-31 Open11-7 Salisbury 1:00 pm11-14 @R-MC 1:00 pm* ODAC ContestHome games in BOLDLAST SEASON FOR HAMPDEN-SYDNEYHampden-Sydney had the tough task of defending their 2007 title knowing everyteam would give them their best shot. The Tigers played their first two games onthe road against North Carolina Wesleyan and Gettysburg College. Though theyjumped out to a 7-0 (4-0) start and #18 national ranking according to d3football.com, Hampden-Sydney hit a roadblock in week eight falling to Catholic Universitybefore rebounding with a 38-34 win over Huntingdon. Standing at 8-1 and 4-1 in theODAC, the Championship was on the line when the Tigers faced Randolph-Maconfor the 114th meeting of the rivals. The Yellow Jackets prevailed 31-21 ending the Tigers’season at 8-2 and 4-2 in conference. Hampden-Sydney saw ten players namedto All-ODAC teams, including senior tailback Josh Simpson, junior linebacker JoshMiller, and freshman center Ben Rogers to the First Team. Simpson was also namedthe Offensive Back of the Year by the Richmond Touchdown Club.LAST SEASON FOR NORTH CAROLINA WESLEYANIn 2008, new coach Mark Henninger and North Carolina Wesleyan also had the oppurtunityof defending their 2007 USA South Championship. Though the Bishopsdropped their first two games, they rebounded well to finish the season 6-4 and 5-2in the USA South for a second place finish. The fifth year program also put a conference-higheight First Team All-USA South performers and running back StedmanMathis earned USA South Rookie of the Year accolades.LAST SEASON’S MEETING: TIGERS 33, BISHOPS 23Hampden-Sydney came out of the Northern Nash Football Complex with a 33-23win behind senior tailback Josh Simpson’s 338 yards of total offense and four touchdowns.Corey Sedlar threw for two touchdowns and 270 yards on 25-of-39 passing,and senior wide receiver Zach Miller brought in seven receptions for 77 yards. Thedefense also had a big game against the Bishops holding them to just seven pointsand 153 yards of total offense in the second half. Cornerback Michael Ware tookin two interceptions, including one in the third quarter to halt a promising drive.Andrew Sellers led the way with seven tackles, while Thomas Hovis had a big dayadding six tackles of his own. North Carolina Wesleyan was carried by senior runningback Luke Williford who managed two of the Bishops’ three touchdowns whilequarterback Bo Jordan threw for 266 yards and one touchdown on 29-of-45 passing.The Bishops defense was led by Quentin Pope who recorded 12 tackles.Tiger Game Notes • 2

Tigers by theNUMBERS...7Wins needed for Marty Favret to becomethe 2nd winningest coach in Tiger history.Currently, the tenth year head coach standsin third place with 62 wins.8Running backs on the Hampden-Sydneyroster with the hopes of replacing two-timeFirst Team All-ODAC selection and currentleader in career points scored (432) JoshSimpson.20Passes defended last season by cornerbackMichael Ware. Ware’s combination of 17passes broken up and three interceptions ledthe ODAC and were third in the nation.42Completions needed by Corey Sedlar tobecome the program’s all-time leader incompletions. J.D. Ricca currently holds therecord with 585.58Tackles for Andrew Sellers to reach 200 forhis career. Last season the Roanoke, Virginianative led the team with 73 tackles.470.5Yards-per-game by the Hampden-Sydneyoffense in 2008 which led the ODAC.#19 QUARTERBACK: COREY SEDLARGUNNING FOR #11,607Yards needed by senior play-callerCorey Sedlar to become Hampden-Sydney’s all-time leading passer.Former ODAC Offensive Playerof the Year J.D. Ricca currentlystands atop of the charts with8,633 career passing yards.TIGERS NAMED TOP TEAM IN PRESEASON POLLSALEM, VA (August 7, 2009)—In what looks to be a competitive yearfor ODAC football with close voting for preseason rankings, it washead coach Marty Favret’s Tigers that were atop of the poll with twofirst place votes and 44 overall points. Emory & Henry College (38points) and Bridgewater College (36) sit second and third with bothalso receiving two first place votes while Randolph-Macon College(27) earned the final first place vote.Hampden-Sydney is coming off of an 8-2 (4-2 ODAC) season with thebulk of the team returning in 2009. Offensively the Tigers will be ledby senior quarterback Corey Sedlar (Richmond, VA/Mills Godwin).Sedlar returns for his final campaign as the second leading passer inHampden-Sydney history with 7,027 yards. Along with Sedlar, the Tigerssee six other starters return including First Team All-ODAC selectionBen Rogers (Mechanicsville, VA/Hanover) and Second Team All-ODAC receiver Adam Gillette (Franklin, VA/Nansemond-Suffolk).On the other side of the ball the Tigers will see little change returningnine starters from the year before. The linebacker core of First TeamAll-ODAC Josh Miller (Stephen’s City, VA/Sherando), Andrew Sellers(Roanoke, VA/Cave Spring) and Trevor Ikwild (Philomont, VA/Loudon Valley) will help anchor the veteran defense. Hampden-Sydneywill also see the addition of seniors Ty Condrey (Chesterfield, VA/Manchester) and Jamar Lovelace (Lynchburg, VA/Brookville) whomissed much of 2008 due to injury.The Tigers will open up their 2009 season in the friendly confines ofLewis C. Everett Stadium as they will face the Battling Bishops ofNorth Carolina Wesleyan College on September 5. Kickoff is set for1:00 pm.Tiger Game Notes • 3

ODAC REPORTwww.odaconline.comStandings(2009 Preseason Poll)Team ODAC Overall1. H-SC 0-0 0-02. E&H 0-0 0-03. Bridgewater 0-0 0-04. R-MC 0-0 0-05. Catholic 0-0 0-06. W&L 0-0 0-07. Guilford 0-0 0-0Last Week’s GamesNo GamesThis Week’s GamesNC Wesleyan @ Hampden-SydneyAverett @ BridgewaterShenandoah @ CatholicFerrum @ Emory & HenryGuilford @ GreensboroKings @ Randolph-MaconF&M @ Washington & LeeODAC Rushing Leaders1. TBD2. TBD3. TBDODAC Passing Leaders1. TBD2. TBD3. TBDODAC Receiving Leaders1. TBD2. TBD3. TBDTiger Game Notes • 4NUMBER 115Saturday will mark the 115th season of Hampden-Sydney football, andthe Tigers have been picked #1 in the ODAC preseason poll for thesecond consecutive year. Coach Favret and crew will look for the program’s16th championship and sixth ODAC championship, continuingthe tradition of excellence. In the Favret era, Hampden-Sydney is 5-4on opening day, yet is 7-2 in the home openers. The Tigers, however,are currently 0-1 in season openers in Everett Stadium as they fell toJohns Hopkins 17-16 in the inaugural game. Hampden-Sydney willlook to even the score in Everett Stadium season openers with a winon Saturday.THE GUN-SLINGER’S QUESTSenior quarterback Corey Sedlar has emerged as one of the best in thebusiness. Last season, the Richmond, Virginia native threw for 3,601yards which not only led the ODAC but was second in the nation inyards-per-game (360.1). In his two years as the starting play caller,Sedlar has amassed 7,027 and stands just 1,607 yards from beingHampden-Sydney’s all-time leading passer. He is also on the cusp ofanother record - career completions. Former ODAC Offensive Playerof the Year J.D. Ricca currently stands atop the charts with 585, butSedlar is right on his heels with 544 going into his final campaign. Ifthe senior can rack up 3,000 yards this season - he is averaging 3,513.5a year - he will become the first-ever Tiger quarterback to throw for10,000 yards.THE REPLACEMENTSWith the departure of Josh Simpson, the Tigers need to fill the voidof 432 career points, 59 career rushing touchdowns, and 3,278 careeryards. Currently Head Coach Marty Favret has eight running backs onthe roster all trying to patch the hole left by Simpson. The back withthe most experience is sophomore Kirk Rohle, who had 20 carries lastseason while tallying 38 yards and one touchdown. With nearly the entirestarting offensive line and receiving core from a season ago, expectgaps to open up for Rohle and company to account for a solid runninggame. The likely backup for Rohle will be touted freshman Evan King.A 6-4, 205 pound running back, King has the size and speed to surprisesome opposing defenses in his collegiate debut.THE OFFENSIVE PUSHThe 2008 offensive line had a solid season, helping the Tigers accountfor the best total offense in the conference with 470.5 yards per game.The good news for Sedlar and company: nearly that entire offensiveline returns in 2009. They will be anchored by the young, but talented2008 First Team All-ODAC center Ben Rogers. Joining Rogers areseniors Scott Anderson, Peter Caldwell and Henry Skiba, and juniorClay Parker. All five saw significant playing time last season and gaveSedlar ample protection while only allowing 15 sacks on the year.Look for the veteran group to continue their strong play and allow theTiger offense to pick opponents apart.

TIGER TRENDSHampden-Sydney’s Record...At Lewis C. Everett Stadium...................0-0On the road..............................................0-0When scoring 0-9 points..........................0-0When scoring 10-19 points......................0-0When scoring 20-29 points......................0-0When scoring 30-39 points......................0-0When scoring 40+ points.........................0-0When allowing 0-9 points........................0-0When allowing 10-19 points....................0-0When allowing 20-29 points....................0-0When allowing 30-39 points....................0-0When allowing 40+ points.......................0-0When rushing for less than 100 yards.....0-0When rushing for 100-149 yards.............0-0When rushing for 150-199 yards.............0-0When rushing for 200+ yards..................0-0When passing for under 200 yards..........0-0When passing for 200-299 yards.............0-0When passing for 300+ yards..................0-0When allowing < 100 rushing yards........0-0When allowing 100+ rushing yards.........0-0When allowing < 200 passing yards........0-0When allowing 200+ passing yards..........0-0THE DEFENSIVE STANDDefensive Coordinator Wes Dodson has instilled a defensive mentalityinto the Hampden-Sydney football program. Last season, the Tigerswere second in the ODAC in rushing defense, allowing just 106.9yards-per-game, and third in total defense, giving up 346.3 ypg. The346.3 ypg allowed was over 50 yards less than 2007, and with nearlythe entire starting lineup returning, Dodson’s group could further improveon those numbers. Nine starters are returning from a year agoincluding First Team All-ODAC linebacker Josh Miller, Second TeamAll-ODAC safety Bill Doody, Honorable Mention All-ODAC linebackerAndrew Sellers, and the ODAC’s leading pass defender MichaelWare. Of the team’s top ten defensive leaders of 2008, eight returnfor the 2009 campaign along with the team’s leading sacker, WillRiggenbach (5.0).MARTY BALLThe Tiger offense, better known as “Marty Ball,” has produced astonishingnumbers over the past few years, including the highest totaloffense in the nation 2005 with 525.2 yards-per-game. That same year,the Tigers were second in the nation in points-per-game averaging 45.0points. In 2003, the Favret-led offense led the nation in points-pergamewith 47.2 per outing, while the 521.4 ypg were good for secondin the country. Over his nine year span, Favret has led his high-octaneoffense to average 431.3 ypg, 34.75 points-per-game and put up atleast 50 points on 17 occasions. Also since 2000, 41 Hampden-Sydneyoffensive records have been broken and four Tigers have been namedthe ODAC Offensive Player of the Year. 2009 should be no differentwith the bulk of the offense returning including key receivers AdamGillette, Anthony Mancini, E.K. Smock, Sean Cavanaugh and KyleVance.BISHOPS PICKED SECOND IN USA SOUTH; #18 IN LINDY’SIn the 2009 USA South Coaches Poll, the Battling Bishops, led bysecond year head coach Mark Henninger, were picked to finish secondin the conference behind 2008 champion Christopher Newport University.The Bishops received one first place vote and 42 total points,while the Captains of Christopher Newport received the other sevenfirst place nods and tallied 49 total points. North Carolina Wesleyanwas also tabbed #18 nationally by Lindy’s 2009 College Football Preview.Last season North Carolina Wesleyan went 6-4 overall and 5-2in the USA South while putting eight players on the All-USA SouthFirst Team. Of those eight, seven return for the 2009 season includingpreseason All-American offensive lineman Anthony Moore. Mooreis joined by a duo of 2008 All-Region defensive selections LeeRonBoykin and Quentin Pope. The offense will again be led by seniorquarterback Bo Jordan along with senior receiver Orlando Webb. Lastseason, Jordan set six passing records while earning First Team All-USA South honors. On the ground, the Bishops will look to the 2006USA South Offensive Rookie of the Year Teron Bush and sophomoreTyreck McFadden.Tiger Game Notes • 5

Hampden-Sydney Two-Deepvs. North Carolina WesleyanSeptember 5, 2009OffenseQB Corey Sedlar (#19 • Sr. • 6-3 • 210 • Richmond, VA)Travis Lane (#10 • So. • 6-0 • 165 • Richmond, VA)RB Kirk Rohle (#9 • So. • 5-10 • 185 • Mechanicsville, VA)Evan King (#3 • Fr. • 6-4 • 205 • Alexandria, VA)WR Adam Gillette (#81 • Sr. • 6-6 • 205 • Franklin, VA)Sean Cavanaugh (#1 • So. • 6-1 • 175 • Midlothian, VA)WR Anthony Mancini (#86 • Sr. • 6-3 • 205 • Richmond, VA)Kyle Vance (#31 • So. • 6-3 • 185 • Onley, VA)WR E.K. Smock (#34 • Sr. • 5-11 • 195 • Manassas, VA)Chapin George (#84 • Jr. • 5-9 • 165 • Richmond, VA)TE Andrew Bruckner (#17 • Jr. • 6-6 • 205 • Chesterfield, VA)Stuart Callahan (#89 • Jr. • 6-5 • 220 • Mechanicsville, VA)LT Peter Caldwell (#67 • Sr. • 6-5 • 265 • Richmond, VA)Andrew Thacker (#77 • So. • 6-4 • 240 • Glen Allen, VA)LG Henry Skiba (#60 • Sr. • 5-10 • 260 • Richmond, VA)Alex Kolt (#70 • Sr. • 6-3 • 270 • Arlington, VA)C Ben Rogers (#53 • So. • 6-1 • 260 • Mechanicsville, VA)Blair Smith (#57 • Jr. • 6-2 • 255 • Richmond, VA)RG Clay Parker (#71 • Jr. • 6-3 • 285 • Fishersville, VA)Alex Kolt (#70 • Sr. • 6-3 • 270 • Arlington, VA)RT Scott Anderson (#79 • Sr. • 6-4 • 285 • Chapel Hill, NC)John Chambers (#76 • Fr. • 6-5 • 240 • Charlottesville, VA)DefenseDE Will Riggenbach (#49 • Jr. • 6-1 • 230 • Midlothian, VA)Taylor Thacker (#55 • Jr. • 6-1 • 210 • Glen Allen, VA)NG Andrew Bailey (#91 • Jr. • 6-1 • 250 • Hopewell, VA)Geordie Breidenbach (#47 • Sr. • 5-11 • 240 • Colonial Heights, VA)DE Ty Condrey (#39 • Sr. • 6-0 • 195 • Chesterfield, VA)Josh Phipps (#97 • So. • 6-3 • 230 • Hamilton, VA)LB Andrew Sellers (#37 • Sr. • 6-0 • 215 • Roanoke, VA)Matt Maloney (#54 • So. • 5-11 • 205 • Alpharetta, GA)LB Josh Miller (#25 • Sr. • 5-11 • 205 • Stephen’s City, VA)Mark Poydence (#44 • So. • 5-11 • 230 • Cranberry Township, PA)LB Trevor Ikwild (#20 • Jr. • 5-10 • 215 • Philomont, VA)August Berling (#35 • So. • 5-10 • 200 • Richmond, VA)SS Thomas McDonald (#24 • Jr. • 5-11 • 190 • Chesterfield, VA)Thomas Hovis (#26 • Sr. • 6-2 • 205 • Richmond, VA)WS Jamar Lovelace (#15 • Sr. • 5-11 • 195 • Brookville, VA)Steven Fogleman (#2 • Fr. • 6-0 • 200 • Mechanicsville, VA)FS Bill Doody (#13 • Jr. • 6-3 • 215 • Fort Lauderdale, FL)Clyde Kessler (#28 • Jr. • 5-9 • 175 • Round Hill, VA)CB Boaz Young-el (#21 • Sr. • 5-11 • 175 • Hopewell, VA)Shane Clarke (#8 • Jr. • 5-9 • 160 • Midlothian, VA)CB Michael Ware (#6 • Jr. • 5-11 • 170 • Goochland, VA)Danny Dietz (#7 • Jr. • 5-9 • 170 • Richmond, VA)PK David Prizzia (#16 • So. • 5-11 • 175 • Jacksonville, FL)PPatrick Clifton (#82 • Fr. • 6-4 • 190 • Danville, VA)Tiger Game Notes • 8

2009 Hampden-Sydney Football RosterNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School1 Sean Cavanaugh WR SO 6-1 175 Midlothian, VA/Clover Hill2 Steven Fogleman WS FR 6-0 200 Mechanicsville, VA/Hanover3 Evan King RB FR 6-4 205 Alexandria, VA/Episcopal4 Mikhail Walton FS FR 5-10 170 Cumberland, VA/Cumberland5 Teddy Gorrell WR FR 6-0 185 Richmond, VA/Collegiate6 Michael Ware CB JR 5-11 170 Goochland, VA/Goochland7 Danny Dietz CB JR 5-9 170 Richmond, VA/Deep Run8 Shane Clarke CB JR 5-9 160 Midlothian, VA/Manchester8 Walker Lewis RB FR 5-10 165 Onancock, VA/Broadwater Academy9 Kirk Rohle RB SO 5-10 185 Mechanicsville, VA/Hanover10 Travis Lane QB SO 6-0 165 Richmond, VA/Mills Godwin11 Scott Cheney QB SO 6-0 180 Thomasville, GA/Brookwood11 Grady Bing DE SO 6-3 240 Richmond, VA/Mills Godwin12 Philip Saunders WR SR 5-10 195 Glen Allen, VA/Hermitage12 MJ Cox CB FR 5-9 150 Crozier, VA/Goochland13 Bill Doody FS JR 6-3 215 Fort Lauderdale, FL/Cardinal Gibbons14 Craig Warnement HB SR 6-2 215 Charlotte, NC/Charlotte Catholic14 EJ Allen WS FR 5-9 150 Farmville, VA/Cumberland15 Jamar Lovelace WS SR 5-11 195 Lynchburg, VA/Brookville16 David Prizzia CB SO 5-11 175 Jacksonville, FL/Episcopal17 Andrew Bruckner WR JR 6-6 205 Chesterfield, VA/L.C. Bird18 Seth Austin WS SO 5-10 170 Poquoson, VA/Poquoson19 Corey Sedlar QB SR 6-3 210 Richmond, VA/Mills Godwin20 Trevor Ikwild LB JR 5-10 215 Philomont, VA/Loudon Valley21 Boaz Young-El CB SR 5-11 175 Hopewell, VA/Prince George22 Jack Devine RB SO 5-8 175 Amelia, VA/Loudon Valley22 Jimmy McCulloch CB FR 5-11 150 Onley, VA/Nandua23 Dimitri Walton CB FR 5-10 170 Cumberland, VA/Cumberland24 Thomas McDonald SS JR 5-11 190 Chesterfield, VA/L.C. Bird25 Josh Miller LB SR 5-11 205 Stephen’s City, VA/Sherando25 Schuyler Wilkerson RB FR 5-11 175 Crozet, VA/Western Albemarle26 Thomas Hovis SS SR 6-2 205 Richmond, VA/St. Christopher’s27 Joey Omick RB SR 6-1 225 Lawrenceville, VA/Brunswick Acad.28 Clyde Kessler FS JR 5-9 175 Round Hill, VA/Loudon Valley29 David Shuford WS SO 6-1 175 Richmond, VA/Collegiate30 TJ Morgan HB SR 5-10 200 Chesterfield, VA/Manchester30 Ivan Mattox SS FR 5-10 190 Maidens, VA/Goochland31 Kyle Vance WR SO 6-3 185 Onley, VA/Broadwater Academy32 Cody Deckert WS SR 5-10 175 Moseley, VA/Clover Hill32 Thomas Motes K FR 5-10 215 Ripley, WV/Ripley33 Kenny Fryman LB FR 5-10 215 Mechanicsville, VA/Hanover34 EK Smock WR SR 5-11 195 Manassas, VA/Osbourn34 Loren Hubbard DL FR 6-4 200 Chesapeake, VA/Hickory35 August Berling LB SO 5-10 200 Richmond, VA/Benedictine36 Regis Craft RB FR 5-6 190 Burkeville, VA/Nottoway37 Andrew Sellers LB SR 6-0 215 Roanoke, VA/Cave Spring37 Brandon Robertson RB FR 6-0 190 Rocky Mount, NC/Rocky Mount Acad.38 Brien Bowlin FS SR 6-0 165 Skipwith, VA/Bluestone39 Ty Condrey DL SR 6-0 195 Chesterfield, VA/Manchester40 Jack Carpenter SS JR 6-0 200 Charlottesville, VA/St. Anne’s-Belfield41 Christian Yow SS SO 5-10 180 Springfield, VA/South County43 Russ Leboff DL FR 6-3 230 Amelia, VA/Blessed Sacrament44 Mark Poydence LB SO 5-11 230 Cranberry Township, PA/Seneca Valley45 Andrew Busan HB SR 6-0 220 Reisterstown, MD/Loyola Blakefield45 Drake Hudgins LB FR 6-2 185 Alexandria, VA/St. Stephen’s St. Agnes46 Alex Price SS FR 5-10 185 Fairfax, VA/Fairfax47 Geordie Breidenbach DL SR 5-11 240 Colonial Heights, VA/Colonial Heights48 Michael Larkins LB FR 5-11 170 Fairfax, VA/Fairfax49 Will Riggenbach DL JR 6-1 230 Midlothian, VA/Clover Hill50 Ross Pulliam LB FR 5-9 235 Lewisville, NC/Forsyth Country Day52 Thomas Ewing DL FR 6-3 220 Leesburg, VA/Heritage53 Ben Rogers OL SO 6-1 260 Mechanicsville, VA/Hanover54 Matt Maloney LB SO 5-11 205 Alpharetta, GA/Blessed Trinity55 Taylor Thacker LB JR 6-1 210 Glen Allen, VA/Deep Run56 Aaron Arant DL FR 6-3 235 Mint Hill, NC/Charlotte Country Day57 Blair Smith OL JR 6-2 255 Richmond, VA/St. Christopher’s58 Tyler White OL FR 6-2 245 Mechanicsville, VA/Atlee58 Charlie Booker LB FR 5-7 195 FernandinaBeach, FL/FernandinaBeach59 Sean Clark OL FR 6-3 220 Madison Heights, VA/Amherst60 Henry Skiba OL SR 5-10 260 Richmond, VA/Benedictine61 Penn Stephenson OL SR 6-5 250 Seaford, VA/York62 Phillip Bailey OL FR 5-9 250 Roanoke, VA/Northside63 Allen Goode OL JR 6-2 275 Mechanicsville, VA/Hanover64 Ward Green OL SO 6-6 285 Lynchburg, VA/E.C. Glass65 Will MacAbee OL FR 6-0 250 Pendleton, SC/Christ Church Episcopal66 Winston Graves OL SR 6-3 195 Fredericksburg, VA/James Monroe67 Peter Caldwell OL SR 6-5 265 Richmond, VA/James River68 Ian Giles OL SO 6-2 290 Roanoke, VA/Northside69 Zack Lapinski OL FR 6-2 300 Richmond, VA/Mills Godwin70 Alex Kolt OL SR 6-3 270 Arlington, VA/Potomac71 Clay Parker OL JR 6-3 285 Fishersville, VA/Wilson Memorial72 Nathan Kott DL JR 6-2 255 Mechanicsville, VA/Hanover72 Marcus Payne OL FR 5-11 225 Charlottesville, VA/Covenant73 Andrew Hutchcroft OL FR 6-4 290 Richmond, VA/Deep Run74 Chris Yenney OL FR 6-3 275 Rocky Mount, NC/Rocky Mount Acad.75 Mac Reed OL JR 6-7 270 Washington, DC/Potomac76 John Chambers OL FR 6-5 240 Charlottesville, VA/St. Anne’s-Belfield77 Andrew Thacker OL SO 6-4 240 Glen Allen, VA/Deep Run78 Mike Eaton OL FR 6-2 260 Westlake, TX/Carroll79 Scott Anderson OL SR 6-4 285 Chapel Hill, NC/Chapel Hill80 Karlton Davis TE FR 6-3 200 Ashland, VA/Hanover81 Adam Gillette WR SR 6-6 205 Franklin, VA/Nansemond Suffolk82 Patrick Clifton P FR 6-4 190 Danville, VA/George Washington83 Graham Perry P FR 5-11 230 Atlanta, GA/Westminster83 Jonathan Park WR SO 5-9 190 Mechanicsville, VA/Atlee84 Chapin George WR JR 5-9 165 Richmond, VA/Douglas Freeman85 Daniel Deck WR SO 6-5 185 Richmond, VA/Monocan86 Anthony Mancini WR SR 6-3 205 Richmond, VA/Benedictine88 Spotswood Payne TE SO 6-4 235 Lovingston, VA/Covenant89 Stuart Callahan TE JR 6-5 220 Mechanicsville, VA/Hanover91 Andrew Bailey DL JR 6-1 250 Hopewell, VA/Prince George92 Michael Van Reekum DL FR 5-11 210 Manakin Sabot, VA/Collegiate93 Harrison Baronian DL JR 5-11 210 Richmond, VA/Douglas Freeman95 Taylor Mann DL SR 6-0 215 Forest, VA/Brookville96 George Gordon DL FR 6-3 215 Chevy Chase, MD/Bullis97 Josh Phipps DL SO 6-3 230 Hamilton, VA/Loudon Valley98 Raymond Jackson DL FR 5-9 215 Monkton, VA/Loyola99 Anthony Conigularo DL SO 6-3 285 Glen Allen, VA/Deep RunHead Coach:Marty FavretDefensive Coordinator:Wes Dodson (Western Michigan ‘02)Assistants:Matt Abdo (University at Buffalo ‘09)Scott Alexander (Western Michigan ‘07)Jon FavretZeke Traylor (Hampden-Sydney ‘06)Travis Wertz (Hampden-Sydney ‘09)Glen Young (Syracuse ‘92)Tiger Game Notes • 9

2009 North Carolina Wesleyan Football RosterNo. Name Yr Pos Ht Wt Hometown/High School1 Orlando Webb SR. WR 6-0 180 Snow Hill, NC / Patterson (MD)2 Dewey Gatling SO. WR 5-9 135 Chesapeake, VA / Deep Creek3 Jaren Wilcox JR. DL 5-11 235 Yorktown, VA / Tabb4 Timaine Moore SO. WR 5-11 170 Edenton, NC / John A. Holmes5 Teron Bush SR. RB 5-10 205 Newport News, VA / Denbigh6 Keith Blunt SO. DB 5-10 190 Greenville, NC / Ralph L. Fike7 Devontae Atkins FR. WR 5-8 170 Fredericksburg, VA / James Monroe8 Jarret Coffield SO. QB 6-1 180 Williamston, NC / Williamston9 Edward Harrington SO. DB 5-11 195 Raleigh, NC / West Johnston10 B.G. Howell FR. QB 5-10 165 Garner, NC / Garner11 Laqwan Brodie JR. WR 5-10 180 Chesapeake, VA/ Western Branch12 Dwayne Hollis SO. DB 5-9 165 Newport News, VA / Denbigh13 Erric Blagmon SR. DB 5-8 190 Newport News, VA / Denbigh14 Antonio Harris JR. LB 5-10 190 Portsmouth, VA / Churchland14 Josh Meeks SO. QB 6-4 180 Suffolk, VA / Lakeland15 Waymon McLean JR. LB 5-11 230 Sanford, NC / Southern Lee16 Nick Holley FR. RB 5-6 150 Manteo, NC / Manteo17 Jimmie Glaspie JR. DB 5-9 150 Kenansville, NC / James Kenan18 Charles Bailey SR. WR 5-7 170 Angier, NC / West Johnston19 Bo Jordan SR. QB 5-11 215 Gibsonville, NC / Western Alamance20 Michael Young SO. DL 5-9 215 Newport News, VA / Denbigh21 Jamal Smith FR. RB 5-7 170 Fredericksburg, VA / James Monroe22 DeAngelo Stewart SO. DB 6-0 170 Beaufort, NC / East Carteret23 Devon Rhodes JR. DB 5-10 175 Arp, TX / Dixon (NC)24 Bryan Haywood SR. RB 6-1 205 Chocowinity, NC / Southside25 Tyreck McFadden SO. RB 6-0 175 Beulaville, NC / East Duplin26 Eric Williams SO. DB 6-0 170 Salemburg, NC / Lakewood27 Quentin Pope SR. DB 5-11 190 Charlotte, NC / Independence28 Darnel Spears SO. DB 6-1 195 Edenton, NC / John A. Holmes29 Kelvin Flow FR. RB 5-11 270 Dudley, NC / Southern Wayne30 Jermarlon Walker FR. DB 5-10 160 Grifton, NC / Ayden-Grifton31 Greg Dudley SO. LB 5-9 185 Whiteville, NC / East Columbus32 George Felton FR. LB 5-7 160 Edenton, NC / John A. Holmes33 Desmond Joyner JR. LB 5-10 200 Clinton, NC / Union34 Brandon Jay JR. DB 5-8 175 Baltimore, MD / Kenwood35 James Wallace FR. LB 6-0 225 Harrells, NC / Union36 Brandon Robinson FR. DB 5-8 170 Elizabethtown, NC / East Bladen37 Kordarius Brown SO. DB 5-9 185 Kenansville, NC / James Kenan38 Adrian White SO. TE 5-10 210 Portsmouth, VA / Churchland39 L.J. Scott FR. RB 5-5 160 Lexington, NC / North Davidson40 Javon Boddie SO. LB 5-10 205 Jacksonville, FL / Kellum (VA)41 Marcus Oates FR. WR 5-8 150 Dudley, NC / North Duplin42 Seth Jones SR. LB 6-0 215 Clayton, NC / Clayton43 Michael Roberts SO. DL 5-11 240 Richmond, VA / Varina44 Devon Whitaker JR. LB 5-11 215 Ayden, NC / Ayden-Grifton45 Brian Allen JR. LB 5-6 175 Rocky Mount, NC / Southern Nash46 Sterling Smith FR. DB 5-10 155 Charlotte, NC / East Mecklenburg47 Andy Jenkins JR. LB 5-10 165 Elm City, NC / Ralph L. Fike48 Kevin Quicker JR. P 5-11 185 Potomac, MD / Winston Churchill49 Joel Creef SR. LB 5-6 180 Manteo, NC / Manteo50 James Coleman FR. LB 5-9 195 Virginia Beach, NC / Frank W. Cox50 Nick Walker JR. OL 6-2 240 Portsmouth, VA / Churchland51 Lemort Smith FR. DL 5-11 230 Virginia Beach, VA / First Colonial52 Keenan Hosea FR. DL 6-2 250 Miami, FL / Triton (NC)53 Jesse Southerland SO. DL 6-1 245 Edenton, NC / John A. Holmes54 John Ashley SO. LB 6-1 225 Gates, NC / Gates County54 Greg Williams FR. OL 6-2 280 Rocky Mount, NC / Rocky Mount55 Jeff Langley FR. DL 6-2 250 Greenville, NC / D.H. Conley56 Jonathan George FR. LB 6-2 180 Norfolk, VA / Maury57 Josh Rogers JR. OL 5-10 250 Burlington, NC / Burlington Cummings58 Quinton Joyner FR. DL 6-3 225 Ahoskie, NC / Hertford County59 Anthony Moore JR. OL 5-10 280 Portsmouth, VA / Churchland60 Adam Davidson JR. OL 6-2 250 Tinton Falls, NJ / Monmouth Regional61 Marshawn McMillan FR. OL 6-3 285 Parkton, NC / St. Pauls62 Andrew Fa’t JR. OL 6-3 285 Chesapeake, VA/ Hickory63 Tervonence Lancaster FR. OL 6-0 300 Richmond, VA / Hermitage64 Justin Whaley FR. OL 6-5 295 Wilson, NC / James B. Hunt65 Derrick Gray FR. OL 6-1 280 Portsmouth, VA / Churchland66 Asmun Washington JR. OL 6-3 285 Kenansville, NC/ James Kenan67 Jonathan Temple SO. OL 6-2 310 Emporia, VA / Greensville County68 Darrius Boyce FR. OL 6-1 240 Elizabeth City, NC / Northeastern69 Garret Sheetz SO. OL 6-2 260 Hertford, NC / PerquimansTiger Game Notes • 1070 Matthew Marsee FR. OL 5-9 235 Durham, NC / Riverside71 Darnel Rodgers FR. OL 6-4 250 Chesapeake, VA / Western Branch72 Brandon Doman FR. RB 5-9 240 Norfolk, VA / Maury73 Erick Higginbotham SO. OL 5-11 255 Upper Marlboro, MD / Fredrick Douglas74 Carmeron Deaver SO. OL 6-1 230 Kenansville, NC / James Kenan75 Tory Turner FR. DL 5-10 270 Salisbury, NC / Salisbury76 Ryan Balsan FR. OL 6-4 250 Middleburg, FL / Middleburg77 Zoi Bell FR. OL 6-0 275 Richmond, VA / L.C. Bird78 Nick Foster FR. OL 6-1 255 Kinston, NC / Kinston79 Christopher Russell FR. OL 5-9 235 Mebane, NC / Eastern Alamance80 Patrick Williams SR. WR 6-4 190 Lewiston, NC/ Bertie81 Donte’ Mack JR. WR 6-2 195 Clemmons, NC / Robert Glen82 Taylor Revelle SO. TE 6-2 230 Franklin, VA / Southampton83 Aaron Branham JR. WR 6-1 175 Wilmington, NC / Laney84 Freddie Pierce SO. TE 6-2 220 Dover, DE / Polytech85 Alonzo Washington SR. TE 6-3 240 Kenansville, NC / James Kenan86 Sedrick Rhem FR. WR 6-4 180 Henderson, NC / Northern Vance87 Rickey Stanley JR. TE 6-1 190 Ahoskie, NC / Hertford County88 DeBrian Everett FR. LB 5-8 185 Williamston, NC / Williamston89 Isaac Carr JR. WR 5-6 145 Clinton, NC / Union90 LeeRon Boykin SR. DL 6-2 280 Warsaw, NC / James Kenan91 Joey Hines FR. DL 6-3 215 Leland, NC / South Brunswick92 James Carter JR. DL 6-3 295 Willard, NC / Pender93 Jamari Bynum FR. DL 5-10 280 Durham, NC / Hillside94 Scott Cooper SR. DL 6-1 240 Norfolk, VA / Norview95 Jason Sanders SO. K 6-0 180 Columbus, GA / Columbus96 DeShon Slade FR. DL 6-2 250 Rocky Mount, NC / Northern Nash97 Trent Perry FR. DL 6-2 200 Winston-Salem, NC / East Forsyth98 Rex Brown FR. DL 6-3 230 Havelock, NC / Havelock99 Jabril Aziz FR. DL 6-3 225 Bronx, NY / Douglas Byrd (NC)Head Coach:Mark Henninger (2nd year)Assistants:Matt Wheeler (6th Year)Isaac Mooring (4th Year)Nick Goins (2nd Year)Jake Bowman (2nd Year)Bo Brown (2nd Year)Greg Harbaugh (1st Year)Marty Pittman (1st Year)Matt Taylor (1st Year)Russell Rouse (1st Year)