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FOOTball Guide / 2009COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Undergraduate MajorsAccountingArtArt – Fine ArtsArt – Graphic DesignArt – Interior DesignArt EducationAthletic TrainingBiochemistryBiologyBusiness AdministrationBusiness Administration/MathematicsChemistryChemistry/MathematicsCommunication StudiesComputer Information SystemsCriminology/SociologyEducation – Inclusive EarlyChildhoodEducation – Middle ChildhoodEducation – Special (5-21)EnglishGeneral StudiesHistoryInteractive Media Design &ComputingInterdisciplinary Liberal StudiesMathematicsMathematics/BusinessAdministrationMathematics/ChemistryMusicNatural ScienceNursingParalegal StudiesPsychologyReligious EducationReligious Pastoral MinistryReligious StudiesSocial WorkSociologySport ManagementCollege ProfileWhat is the College of Mount St. Joseph educational experience? It’s learning through action – serving others,graduate-level research, paid co-op positions, and leadership development. It’s a Catholic liberal arts educationthat helps you develop the knowledge to make a difference and the integrity to lead others.The foundation of a Mount education comes from career-minded academic programs combined withdedicated support services and a 10:1 student-to-faculty ratio. New programs include a major in interactive mediadesign & computing as well as minors in coaching and Spanish. The Academic Exploration Program, theLearning Center and personal advising are a few examples of the support that is available to help you achieveyour academic goals.At the Mount, you’re encouraged to take your lessons outside of the classroom, into the community. Throughthe Service Learning Program, students earn academic credit while volunteering to feed the hungry, buildinghomes for Habitat for Humanity, or comforting the elderly. The Cultural Immersion program offers the chanceto live, learn and work amidst other cultures. The Cooperative Education program, available for all majors, is away for students to gain valuable, paid career experience while validating their choice of a major.Student-athletes are among the Mount’s most active leaders on campus. Competing in the HeartlandCollegiate Athletic Conference, the Mount fields more than 20 NCAA Division III sports teams. The newestlineup, men’s volleyball, begins in spring 2010. Students also participate in 30 student-run clubs andorganizations including Student Government Association, Black Student Union and MSJ Lions Band.The Mount is committed to working with students to explore all financial aid options, especially eligibilityfor financial assistance including scholarships. In 2008-2009, 99 percent of full-time freshmen received somesort of gift aid; more than 10 million dollars in grants and scholarships were received by Mount students.Fast Facts• Top Five Majors: Undeclared, Pre-Nursing,Athletic Training, Inclusive Early ChildhoodEducation, Sport Management.• Travel study programs are available inEngland, Greece, Japan, and beyond.• Student can complete courses of study thatachieve requirements for pre-healthprofessions, pre-medicine, pre-art therapy,and pre-law.College InformationLocation: Cincinnati, OhioEnrollment: 2,100Founded: 1920President: Tony Aretz, Ph.D.Nickname: LionsColors: Blue and GoldAffiliations: NCAA IIIConference: HCAC – Heartland CollegiateAthletic ConferenceMain Phone: (800) 654-9314 / (513) 244-4200Web Site: www.msj.eduMailing Address: College of Mount St. Joseph5701 Delhi RoadCincinnati, OH 45233-1670• Project EXCEL is a comprehensive, fee-basedacademic support program for students withlearning disabilities who are enrolled atthe Mount.• Scheduled for fall 2010, our Ethical LeadershipInitiative will further strengthen curricular andco-curricular programming to ensure all studentsexperience authentic learning in the classroomand active leading in the Mount community andbeyond.2COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

PG2/General InformationCollege Profile 2Undergraduate Majors 2Fast Facts 2About This Guide 3Media Information 3Message from the President, Dr. Tony Aretz 4Meet the Director of Athletics, Steve Radcliffe 4HCAC Information 4Facilities 5Support Staff, Cheerleaders, Dance Team 6Staff Directory, Athletic Trainers 7Cincinnati Spotlights, Mission in Action 8PG9/Football2009 Schedule, 2009 Opponent Information 102009 Composite Schedule, 2009 Season Outlook 162009 Roster 182009 Coaching Staff 202009 Senior Players’ Profiles 232009 Returning Starters’ Profiles 262009 Impact Players’ and other top returners’ profiles 282008 Season in Review 292008 Results 312008 Statistics 32All-Time Series vs. Opponents 35Year-to-Year Win-Loss Records 36Mount milestones 36Season-by-Season Results 37Mount in the HCAC 382008 HCAC Standings, 2008 HCAC Statistics 392008 HCAC All-Conference 43Miscellaneous HCAC Information 44Past Mount HCAC Awards 45Mount All-Americans 46Mount Records 47Mount Yearly Leaders 50About This GuideThe College of Mount St. Joseph’s 2009 Football Guide has been producedby the Sports Information Office and the Design Office. All photos arecourtesy of Don Denney Photography. The guide was published in September2009 with all of the information available at that time. For updatedinformation on Mount athletics, visit www.msj.edu/athletics.Media InformationInterview PolicyPlease contact the Sports Information Office, (513) 244-4927,for all interview requests. Prior notice is requested so that properarrangements may be made with players and coaches. Coaches can be contactedweekday afternoons, Noon-3 p.m. Athletes are available at varioustimes of the day according to their academic schedules.All post-game interviews will be conducted at the game site. Coachesand players will be available approximately 10 minutes after games.Players may be called at the request of the media, after contactingthe Sports Information Office.Press CredentialsAll practices are open to accredited news sources who request prioradmittance from the Mount’s Sports Information Office. Pressbox, courtand field passes should be requested from the Sports InformationOffice before game day.Additional InformationAccredited news sources should visit www.msj.edu/media for additionalinformation, statistics and photos as well as more on the media policy.The College of Mount St. Joseph (“the College”) is committed to providing an educational and employment environment free from discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, age,disability, or other minority or protected status. This commitment extends to the College’s administration of its admission, financial aid, employment, and academic policies, as well as the College’s athletic programs and othercollege-administered programs, services, and activities.The College has designated the Director of Human Resources, (513) 244-4393, Office of Human Resources, as the individual responsible for responding to inquiries, addressing complaints, and coordinating compliance with itsresponsibilities under Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and other applicable federal and state civil rights laws. The College has designated the Director of Academic Support, (513) 244-4524, The Learning Center, as theindividual responsible for responding to inquiries, addressing complaints, and coordinating compliance with its responsibilities under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 3

A Message from the PresidentDr. Tony AretzWelcome to the College of Mount St. Joseph and thehome of the Mount Lions. I hope you enjoy yourexperience at the Mount and the excitement ofcompetitive athletics at the college level.Our student athletes work hard and love the sportsthey play. There is exciting competition in the HeartlandCollegiate Athletic Conference and we are proud tobring this level of play to the Greater Cincinnati area for our students andthe fans. Our goal is nothing short of developing a nationally competitiveNCAA Division III athletic program at the Mount for our students and forthe community.God bless,Tony Aretz, Ph.D.PresidentMeet the Director of AthleticsSteve RadcliffeSteve Radcliffe enters his 15th year as the Lions’athletics director for the 2009-2010 school year, andhe looks forward to another outstanding season ofathletics at the Mount.Radcliffe, who oversees 22 athletic programs at theMount, has long been a part of the sports programs atthe College. Radcliffe began his career at the Mount in1976 as an athletic trainer and was hired to implement the Mount’s firstacademic program for athletic training in 1989. In addition to teachingathletic training, he was the Lions’ head athletic trainer for all theintercollegiate sports at the College.Radcliffe became the Mount’s athletic director in 1995. Upon enteringthe position, he stressed the importance of upholding the College’s stellarreputation of academics and athletics as a positive influence in studentlife and development at the Mount. Radcliffe received his bachelor’s degreein 1978 the University of Montana and his master’s degree in physicaleducation in 1981 from Miami University (Ohio).Steve and his wife, Darlene, have two children, Victoria and Michael.The Radcliffes live in Delhi.Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceThe Mount is a member of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC)and is also a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)Division III. The Mount has been a member of the HCAC since the 1998-1999school year. All Mount athletic teams, with the exception of lacrosse, competein the HCAC.2009-2010 HCAC School DirectorySchoolAnderson UniversityBluffton UniversityDefiance CollegeFranklin CollegeHanover CollegeManchester CollegeCollege of Mount St. JosephRose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyTransylvania UniversityLocationAnderson, INBluffton, OHDefiance, OHFranklin, INHanover, INNorth Manchester, INCincinnati, OHTerre Haute, INLexington, KYHCAC Quick FactsCommissioner: Christopher RagsdaleSports Information Director: Ryan DavisPhone: (317) 882-8090Fax: (317) 882-8086Mailing Address: P. O. Box 425205 S. Madison Ave.Greenwood, IN 461424COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

FacilitiesSports Complex and Schueler FieldThe Sports Complex provides a state-of-the-art space for student-athletes and the fanswho support them. It houses concessions, locker rooms, showers, equipment storage, andathletic training facilities and can seat sell-out crowds of 2,400. Sporting a synthetic,all-weather playing surface and track, the Mount’s Schueler Field plays host to thefootball, soccer and lacrosse teams, in addition to home track meets.Harrington CenterFeaturing a 2,000-seat gymnasium, the Jean Patrice Harrington, SC, Student Center ishome to the Lions basketball and volleyball teams, and plays host to the wrestling team’shome matches. In addition, the facility includes a running track, racquetball courts, afitness center, and an athletic training center, providing service to student-athletes andthe greater Mount community.Kinder Morgan Softball ComplexThe Kinder Morgan Softball Complex has played host to the Mount’s softball team since2007. In addition, the College has developed property on River Road into practice fieldsfor soccer and baseball. The facilities feature parking, restrooms and a service buildingfor equipment storage.Midland Field and Marge Schott StadiumThe Lions’ baseball team plays home games at Midland Field in Amelia, Ohio, andat the University of Cincinnati’s Marge Schott Stadium. Midland Field is one ofCincinnati’s finest baseball facilities for teams and spectators. The stadium featuresan indoor batting cage and a professionally maintained playing field.Marge Schott Stadium, which opened in May 2004, has a seating capacity of 3,085, afield turf playing surface and a fully-lit playing field. In addition, the complex housesindoor batting cages and pitcher’s mound, a fully equipped press box with privateviewing areas, a players’ clubhouse and lounge, dressing rooms for coaches, full laundryand equipment facilities, and a state-of-the-art training room.Aston Oaks Golf CourseAston Oaks Golf Course, located 15 minutes from campus, is the Mount’s home golf coursefor the men’s and women’s golf teams. Constructed by the Jack Nicklaus Design Group,Aston Oaks is a par-72 course. The men’s team faces 6,908 yards with a 73.6 rating and140 slope. The women’s team faces 5,758 yards with a 73.2 rating and a 130 slope.Mount Tennis CourtsThe Lions’ men’s and women’s tennis teams play all home matches on the six, fully-litasphalt courts located behind the Harrington Center.Hayden FieldLocated on the west side of campus, next to the tennis courts, Hayden Field isa multi-purpose site that includes a practice field for softball and track & field athletes.2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 5

Support StaffDaneNeumeisterDirector ofSportsInformationRon BowlingAssociateAthletic DirectorCharlieWrublewskiFacilitiesManagementSet-UpStacieCarneyAdministrativeAssistantAdamSatchwillSportsInformationCo-opLarry CoxAssistantAthletic DirectorGeorganaTaggartFacultyAthleticRepresentativeDr. HowardSchertzingerTeam PhysicianAndyBacksMelaneeAtkinsonDr. RobertBurgerPublicAddressAnnouncerAssistant AthleticDirector andSenior Women’sAdvisorTeam OrthopedicDirectorGarySchatzTimLeighTerrySeibertFootballStatisticianGame DayOperationsGame DayOperationsCheerleadersDance TeamFront Row: Chelsey Starnes, Stephanie Pike. Katie Carney, Caitlin Propps, Ann BenedictMiddle Row: Michelle Trenkamp, Megan Reiff, Stacy Honnert, Elizabeth Bertsch,Courtney Howard, Megan Smith Back Row: Melissa Nie, Melissa Baugh,Alesia Reamer, Sondra West, Erin Barbro, Julia SegerFront row (left to right): Celia Michel, Jesika Knutson, Randallyn Smith, Nina Laybourne,Kathleen CliftonBack row (left to right): Coach Nikki Buller, Kelsey Keyes, Ronda Olverson, StephaniePlageman, Charlemae Gast, Coach Katie Skeeters6COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Staff DirectoryAthletic Department StaffSteve Radcliffe, Athletic Director........................................... 244-4381Ron Bowling, Associate Athletic Director................................. 244-8585Stacie Carney, Administrative Assistant (Dowell Building).......... 244-4311Joanie Schroth, Administrative Assistant (Sports Complex)........ 244-8580Georgana Taggart, Faculty Athletic Representative.................... 244-4952Fax Number (Dowell Building)............................................... 244-4928Fax Number (Sports Complex)................................................ 244-8581Sports InformationDane Neumeister, Director .................................................... 244-4927Adam Satchwill, Student Co-op.............................................. 244-4927Coaching StaffChuck Murray, Baseball Coach, Recreation Co-coordinator .......... 244-4402Larry Cox, Men’s Basketball Coach,Assistant Athletic Director ................................................ 244-4929Melanee Atkinson, Women’s Basketball Coach........................... 244-4590Danielle Simpson, Cheerleading Coach.................................... 244-4311Paul Longano, Men’s/Women’s Cross Country Coach,Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach .................................... 244-4842Tina Blakley, Assistant Men’s/Women’s Cross Country Coach,Assistant Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach....................... 244-8582Nikki Buller/Katie Skeeters, Dance Coaches.............................. 244-4311Rod Huber, Football Coach.................................................... 244-4896Vince Suriano, Assistant Football Coach.................................. 244-4422Kyle Prosser, Assistant Football Coach..................................... 244-8584Joe Sparhawk, Men’s Golf Coach,Recreation Co-coordinator................................................. 244-4876Jeff Newman, Women’s Golf Coach,Assistant Baseball Coach .................................................. 244-8583Pat Kennedy, Men’s/Women’s Lacrosse Coach............................ 244-4427Kristin Engel, Women’s Lacrosse Head Coach............................ 244-8582Rudy Argueta, Men’s Soccer Coach,Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach ........................................ 244-8586Leah Todd, Women’s Soccer Coach,Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach ............................................ 244-8587Beth Goderwis, Softball Coach............................................... 244-4853Del Walters, Men’s Tennis Coach,Associate Men’s Basketball Coach ....................................... 244-8596Brean Vaske, Women’s Tennis Coach,Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach.................................... 244-8599Jeff Hill, Assistant Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach.............. 244-8597Jon Bennett, Men’s/Women’s Volleyball Coach.......................... 244-4316Cristina Webb, Women’s Volleyball Assistant Coach.................... 244-3276Casey Stouffer, Wrestling Coach,Coordinator of Athletic Facilities ....................................... 244-4474Brennan Ryan, Assistant Wrestling Coach................................ 244-1630Sports MedicineLisa Osterbrock, A.T.C., Head Athletic Trainer........................... 244-8588Susan Blackson, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer..................... 244-4599Erin Beckwith, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer....................... 244-4875Kristin Stauffer, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer...................... 244-8595Dustin Grooms, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer....................... 244-4875Howard Schertzinger Jr., M.D., Team Medical Director................ 244-4875Robert Burger, M.D., Team Orthopedic Director......................... 481-5050Athletic TrainersLeft to Right Dustin Grooms, Susan Blackson, Kristin Stauffer, Lisa Osterbrock,Erin Beckwith2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 7

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2009 ScheduleDate Opponent Site Time9/5 Wilmington College Wilmington, OH 7:00 p.m.9/12 Lakeland College Cincinnati, OH 1:00 p.m.9/26 *Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Terre Haute, IN 2:00 p.m.10/3 *Bluffton University Cincinnati, OH 1:30 p.m.10/10 *Anderson University Anderson, IN 1:30 p.m.10/17 *Hanover College (Homecoming) Cincinnati, OH 1:30 p.m.10/24 *Franklin College Franklin, IN 1:30 p.m.10/31 *Manchester College N. Manchester, IN 1:30 p.m.11/7 *Defiance College Cincinnati, OH 1:30 p.m.11/14 Thomas More College (Senior Day/Bridge Bowl) Cincinnati, OH 1:00 p.m.*Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference game.Home games in bold.2009 Opponent InformationWILMINGTON COLLEGESeptember 5, 2009 – at Wilmington CollegeQuick FactsLocation: Wilmington, OhioEnrollment: 1,200Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Ohio Athletic ConferenceNickname: QuakersColors: Green and WhiteStadium: Williams StadiumCapacity: 3,5002008 Overall Record/Conference Record: 4-6 (4-5, t-5th)President: Dan DiBiasioStaffAthletic Director: Terry RupertHead Coach: Barry WulfAlma Mater with year: Wilmington, 1995Record at school with seasons: 11-29 (four)Overall record with seasons: 11-29 (four)Media InformationSID: Jeff HibbsOffice Phone: (937) 382-6661, Ext. 347Office Fax: (937) 383-8557Press Box Phone: (937) 725-6703Series Record: Mount, 9-7Player InformationOffensive system: Multi-SpreadDefensive alignment: 4-3Lettermen returning: 45Lettermen lost: 17Starters returning: Not Available2009 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/05 Mount 7:00 p.m.9/19 at Marietta* 6:00 p.m.9/26 Capital* 7:00 p.m.10/03 John Carroll* 1:30 p.m.10/10 at Muskingum* 1:30 p.m.10/17 Otterbein* 1:30 p.m.10/24 at Mount Union* 1:30 p.m.10/31 Heidelberg* 1:30 p.m.11/07 at Baldwin-Wallace* 1:30 p.m.11/14 Ohio Northern* 1:30 p.m.2008 Results (4-6, 4-5 OAC)Date Opponent result Score9/06 at Mount L 21-79/20 Marietta* W 34-79/27 at Capital* L 48-2810/04 at John Carroll* L 31-1710/11 Muskingum* W 22-2010/18 at Otterbein* L 30-1410/25 Mount Union* L 55-011/01 at Heidelberg* W 23-2011/08 Baldwin-Wallace* W 27-2111/15 at Ohio Northern* L 24-6*OAC game10COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

LAKELAND COLLEGESeptember 12, 2009 – at the MountQuick FactsLocation: Sheboygan, WisconsinEnrollment: 945Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Northern Athletics ConferenceNickname: MuskiesColors: Navy Blue and GoldStadium: Taylor FieldCapacity: 1,5002008 Record: 5-5 (5-2, 2nd)President: Dr. Stephen GouldStaffAthletic Director: Jane BoucheHead Coach: Kevin DohertyAlma Mater with year: Aurora University, 1995Record at school with seasons: 11-9 (two)Overall record with seasons: 11-9 (two)Media InformationSID: David GallianettiOffice Phone: (920) 565-1219Office Fax: (920) 565-1324Press Box Phone: (920) 565-1475Series Record: Mount, 1-0Player InformationOffensive system: Multiple Pro StyleDefensive alignment: 3-3-5Lettermen returning: 50Lettermen lost: 25Starters returning: 152009 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/5 Central (IA) 1:00 p.m.9/12 at Mount 1:00 p.m.9/19 at Carthage 7:00 p.m.10/3 at Rockford * 1:00 p.m.10/10 Wisconsin Lutheran* 1:00 p.m.10/17 Concordia Chicago* 1:00 p.m.10/24 at Benedictine* 1:00 p.m.10/31 Maranatha Baptist* 1:00 p.m.11/7 at Concordia (WI)* 12:00 p.m.11/14 Aurora* 12:00 p.m.2008 Results (5-5, 5-2 NAC)Date Opponent result Score9/6 at Central (IA) L 41-09/13 Mount L 20-09/20 Carthage L 27-2110/4 Rockford* W 33-2810/11 at Wisconsin Lutheran* W 26-710/18 at Concordia Chicago* L 35-3210/25 Benedictine* W 26-011/1 at Maranatha Baptist* W 29-1411/8 Concordia (WI)* W 37-711/15 at Aurora* L 24-6ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYSeptember 26, 2009 – at Rose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyQuick FactsLocation: Terre Haute, IndianaEnrollment: 1874Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: Fightin’ EngineersColors: Old Rose and WhiteStadium: Cook StadiumCapacity: 2,0002008 Record: 7-3 (5-2, 2nd)President: Matt BranamStaffAthletic Director: Jeff JenkinsHead Coach: Steve EnglehartAlma Mater with year: Indiana State, 2000Record at school with seasons: 20-10 (three)Overall record with seasons: 20-10 (three)Media InformationSID: Kevin LankeOffice Phone: (812) 877-8180Office Fax: (812) 877-8412Press Box Phone: (812) 877-8021Series Record: Mount, 6-1Player InformationOffensive system: MultipleDefensive alignment: 4-3Lettermen returning: 35Lettermen lost: 11Starters returning: 162009 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/5 at Earlham 1:00 p.m.9/12 North Park 5:00 p.m.9/19 at Greenville 1:00 p.m. CT9/26 Mount* 2:00 p.m.10/3 at Manchester* 1:30 p.m.10/10 Hanover* 1:30 p.m.10/17 Defiance* 1:30 p.m.10/ 24 at Bluffton* 1:30 p.m.11/1 Franklin* 1:30 p.m.11/8 at Anderson* 1:30 p.m.2008 Results (7-3, 5-2 HCAC)Date Opponent result Score9/6 Earlham W 42-359/13 at North Park W 10-79/20 Greenville L 15-259/ 27 at Mount* W 27-2110/ 4 Manchester* W 35-3110/11 at Hanover* W 44-3310/18 at Defiance* W 28-2110/25 Bluffton* W 42-1411/1 at Franklin* L 7-4211/8 Anderson* L 31-35*NAC game.*HCAC game2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 11

2009 Opponent Information (CONTINUED)BLUFFTON UNIVERSITYOctober 3, 2009 – at the MountQuick FactsLocation: Bluffton, OhioEnrollment: 1,149Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: BeaversColors: Royal Purple and WhiteStadium: Salzman StadiumCapacity: 3,0002008 Record: 1-9 (0-7, 8th)President: Dr. James HarderStaffAthletic Director: Phil TalaviniaHead Coach: Tyson VeidtAlma Mater with year: Muskingum College, 1996Record at School with seasons: 1-9 (one)Overall Record with seasons: 1-9 (one)Media InformationSID: Bill Hanefeld Jr.Office Phone: (419) 358-3241Office Fax: (419) 358-3070Press Box Phone: (419)3 58-3066Series Record: Mount, 12-72009 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/ 5 Alma 1:00 p.m.9/19 Adrian 1:30 p.m.9/26 at Kalamazoo 1 p.m.10/ 3 at Mount* 1:30 p.m.10/10 Franklin* 1:30 p.m.10/17 at Manchester* 1:30 p.m.10/24 Rose-Hulman* 1:30 p.m.10/31 Anderson* 1:30 p.m.11/ 7 at Hanover* 1:30 p.m.11/14 at Defiance* 1:30 p.m.2008 Results (1-9, 0-7 HCAC)Date Opponent Result Score9/6 at Alma L 49-09/20 at Adrian L 34-79/27 Kalamazoo W 23-1510/ 4 Mount* L 50-710/11 at Franklin* L 63-310/18 Manchester* L 17-710/25 at Rose-Hulman* L 42-1411/1 at Anderson* L 38-1011/8 Hanover* L 42-1911/15 Defiance* L 27-13*HCAC game12COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHANDERSON UNIVERSITYOctober 10, 2009 – at Anderson UniversityQuick FactsLocation: Anderson, IndianaEnrollment: 2,900Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: HCACNickname: RavensColors: Orange and BlackStadium: Macholtz StadiumCapacity: 4,3002008 Record: 5-5 (4-3, 3rd)President: Dr. James L. EdwardsStaffAthletic Director: Marcie TaylorHead Coach: Jeff JudgeAlma Mater with years: Iowa State, 1987Record at school with seasons: 28-32 (six)Overall record with seasons: 28-32 (six)Media InformationSID: Justin BatesOffice Phone: (765) 641-4479Office Fax: (765) 641-3857Press Box Phone: (765) 641-3813Series Record: Anderson, 6-5Player InformationOffensive System: No huddle spreadDefensive Alignment: Not availableLettermen Returning: 45Lettermen Lost: Not availableStarters Returning: 142009 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/5 at Taylor 1:00 p.m.9/12 DePauw 7:00 p.m.9/19 Earlham 7:00 p.m.10/3 at Hanover* :30 p.m.10/10 Mount* 1:30 p.m.10/17 at Franklin* 1:30 p.m.10/24 Defiance* 1:30 p.m.10/31 at Bluffton* 1:30 p.m.11/7 Rose-Hulman* 1:30 p.m.11/14 at Manchester* 1:30 p.m.2008 Results (5-5, 4-3 HCAC)Date Opponent Result Score9/6 Taylor L 27-179/13 at DePauw L 52-179/20 at Earlham W 47-1410/04 Hanover* W 56-1210/11 at Mount* W 10-910/18 Franklin* L 56-2710/25 at Defiance* L 21-1311/1 Bluffton* W 38-1011/8 at Rose-Hulman* W 35-3111/15 Manchester* L 35-14 *HCAC game

HANOVER COLLEGEOctober 17, 2009 – at the MountQuick FactsLocation: Hanover, IndianaEnrollment: 1,000Affiliation: NCAA IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: PanthersColors: Red and BlueStadium: L.S. Ayres FieldCapacity: 4,0002008 Record: 2-7 (2-5, 7th)President: Dr. Sue DeWineStaffAthletic Director: Lynn HallHead Coach: Joe AustinAlma Mater: Concordia-St. Paul, 2001Record at school with seasons: 2-7 (one)Overall record with seasons: 2-7 (one)Media InformationSID: Carter CloydOffice Phone: (812) 866-7010Office Fax: (812) 866-7057Press Box Phone: (812) 866-7347Series Record: Hanover, 13-4Player InformationOffense: Shotgun SpreadDefense: MultipleLettermen Returning: 54Lettermen Lost: 24Starters Returning: 8 (offense), 10 (defense), 2 (specialists)2009 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/5 Centre (Ky.) 1:30 p.m.9/12 at Waynesburg (PA) 1:00 p.m.9/19 at Butler 1:00 p.m.10/3 Anderson* 1:30 p.m.10/10 at Rose-Hulman* 2:30 p.m.10/17 at Mount* 1:30 p.m.10/24 Manchester* 1:30 p.m.10/31 at Defiance* 1:30 p.m.11/7 Bluffton* 1:30 p.m.11/14 Franklin* 1:30 p.m.2008 Results (2-7, 2-5 HCAC)Date Opponent result Score9/ 6 at Centre L 46-229/13 Waynesburg (PA) L 34-3210/4 at Anderson* L 56-1210/11 Rose-Hulman* L 44-3310/18 Mount* L 37-1910/25 at Manchester* W 35-3411/1 Defiance* L 31-28 (OT)11/8 at Bluffton* W 42-1911/15 at Franklin* L 34-0*HCAC gameFRANKLIN COLLEGEOctober 24, 2009 – at Franklin CollegeQuick FactsLocation: Franklin, IndianaEnrollment: 1,018Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: GrizzliesColors: Navy and Old goldStadium: Stewart “Red” Faught StadiumCapacity: 2,0002008 Record: 11-2 (7-0, 1st)President: James G. MoseleyStaffAthletic Director: Kerry PratherHead Coach: Mike LeonardAlma Mater with year: Hanover College, 1984Record at school with seasons: 41-23 (six)Overall record with seasons: 41-23 (six)Media InformationSID: Kevin ElixmanOffice Phone: (317) 738-8184Office Fax: (317) 738-8175Press Box Phone: (317) 738-8133Series Record: Mount, 7-6Player InformationOffensive system: Run and shootDefensive alignment: 4-3Lettermen returning: 59Lettermen lost: 24Starters returning: 8 total2009 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9-5 at Baldwin-Wallace 1:30 p.m.9-12 Butler 1:30 p.m.9-26 Trine 1:30 p.m.10-3 Defiance* 1:30 p.m.10-10 at Bluffton* 1:30 p.m.10-17 Anderson* 1:30 p.m.10-24 Mount * 1:30 p.m.10-31 at Rose-Hulman* 1:30 p.m.11-7 Manchester* 1:30 p.m.11-14 at Hanover* 1:30 p.m.2008 Results (11-2, 7-0 HCAC)Date Opponent result Score9-6 Baldwin-Wallace W 42-359-13 at Butler W 31-289-27 at Trine L 30-2710-4 at Defiance* W 30-1410-11 Bluffton* W 63-310-18 at Anderson* W 56-2710-25 at Mount * W 40-3511-1 Rose-Hulman* W 42-711-8 at Manchester* W 31-2011-15 Hanover* W 34-011-22 at Otterbein W 62-4511-29 at North Central W 38-2812-6 Wheaton L 45-28*HCAC game2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 13

2009 Opponent Information (CONTINUED)MANCHESTER COLLEGESeptember 12, 2009 - at the MountQuick FactsLocation: North Manchester, IndianaEnrollment: 1150Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: SpartansColors: Black and Old GoldStadium: Carl W. BurtCapacity: 4,5002008 Record: 5-5President: Jo Young SwitzerStaffAthletic Director: Rick EspesetHead Coach: Shannon GriffithAlma Mater with year: Ball State, 1991Record at school with years: 11-39 (five)Overall record with years: 11-39 (five)Media InformationSID: Doug ShoemakerOffice Phone: (260) 982-5035Office Fax: (260) 982-5032Press Box Phone: (260) 982-7008Series Record: Mount, 10-3Player InformationOffensive System: Multi-SetDefensive System: 4-3Lettermen Returning: 49Lettermen Lost: 9Starters Returning: 18 total2009 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/3 Trine 7:00 p.m.9/12 at Earlham 1:00 p.m.9/19 Kalamazoo 12:30 p.m.10/3 Rose-Hulman* 1:30 p.m.10/10 at Defiance* 1:30 p.m.10/17 Bluffton* 1:30 p.m.10/24 at Hanover* 1:30 p.m.10/31 Mount * 1:30 p.m.11/7 at Franklin* 1:30 p.m.11/14 Anderson* 1:30 p.m.2008 Results (5-5, 3-4 HCAC)Date Opponent result Score9/6 at Trine L 41-139/13 Earlham W 40-79/20 at Kalamazoo W 42-2110/4 at Rose-Hulman* L 35-3110/11 Defiance* W 20-710/18 at Bluffton * W 17-710/25 Hanover* L 35-3411/1 at Mount* L 28-611/8 Franklin* L 31-2011/15 at Anderson* W 35-14*HCAC gameDEFIANCE COLLEGENovember 7, 2009 – at the MountQuick FactsLocation: Defiance, OhioEnrollment: 1,000Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: Yellow JacketsColors: Purple and GoldStadium: Justin F. Coressel StadiumCapacity: 4,4002008 Record: 4-6 (4-3, t-3rd)President: Mark C. GordonStaffAthletic Director: Jenni Morrison, Derek WoodleyHead Coach: Robert TaylorAlma Mater with year: Albion College, 1995Record at school with seasons: 27-33 (six)Overall record with seasons: 27-33 (six)Media InformationSID: Seth MikelOffice Phone: 419-783-2566Office Fax: 419-783-2369Press Box Phone: 704-477-1797Series Record: Defiance, 9-8Player InformationOffensive system: ‘I’/MultipleDefensive alignment: 3-4/MultipleLettermen returning: Not availableLettermen lost: Not availableStarters returning: Not available2009 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/5 Muskingum 1:30 p.m.9/12 Adrian 1:30 p.m.9/19 at Trine 1:30 p.m.10/3 at Franklin* 1:30 p.m.10/10 Manchester* 1:30 p.m.10/17 at Rose-Hulman* 1:30 p.m.10/24 at Anderson* 6:00 p.m.10/31 Hanover* 1:30 p.m.11/7 at Mount* 1:00 p.m.11/14 Bluffton* 1:30 p.m.2008 Results (4-6, 4-3 HCAC)Date Opponent result Score9/6 at Muskingum L 35-109/13 at Adrian L 20-09/20 Trine L 42-1410/4 Franklin* L 30-1410/11 at Manchester* L 20-710/18 Rose-Hulman* L 28-2110/25 Anderson* W 21-1311/1 at Hanover* W 31-2811/8 Mount * W 21-1411/15 at Bluffton* W 27-13*HCAC game14COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

THOMAS MORE COLLEGENovember 14, 2009 – at the MountQuick FactsLocation: Crestview hills, KentuckyEnrollment: 1,984Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: President’s Athletic ConferenceNickname: SaintsColors: Royal Blue and WhiteStadium: The Bank of Kentucky FieldCapacity: 3,0002008 Record: 8-3 (7-0, 1st)President: Sister Margaret StallmeyerStaffAthletic Director: Terry ConnorHead Coach: Jim HilvertAlma Mater with Year: St. Joseph’s College (IN), 1993Record at School with seasons: 12-9 (two)Overall record with seasons: 12-9 (two)Media InformationSID: Cory BlacksonOffice Phone: (859) 344-3672Office Fax: (859) 344-3632Press Box Phone: To be determinedSeries Record: Thomas More, 10-3Player InformationOffensive System: SpreadDefensive Alignment: 4-4Lettermen Returning: 35Lettermen Lost: 9Starters returning: 182009 ScheduleDate Opponent Time09/5 at John Carroll 1:30 p.m.09/19 Waynesbury* 1:30 p.m.09/26 at Westminster* 1:30 p.m.10/3 Bethany* 1:30 p.m.10/10 at Saint Vincent* 1:00 p.m.10/17 Grove City* 1:30 p.m.10/24 at Thiel* 1:30 p.m.10/31 at Washington & Jefferson* 1:00 p.m.11/7 Geneva* 1:30 p.m.11/14 at Mount 1:00 p.m.2008 Results (8-3, 7-0 PAC)Date Opponent result Score09/6 John Carroll L 41-1409/20 at Waynesburg* W 34-2609/27 Westminster* W 31-1010/4 at Bethany* W 42-1210/11 Saint Vincent W 34-710/18 at Grove City* W 35-1410/25 Thiel* W 45-1411/1 Washington & Jefferson* W 35-2911/8 at Geneva L 17-1311/15 Mount W 19-011/22 at North Central L 44-23*PAC gameFirst Team All-HCAC Defensive lineman Alex Harbin in 2008 action.2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 15

2009 Composite ScheduleMountat MountMountat MountMountMountat Mount2009 Season OutlookWhile the 2008 season saw the College of Mount St. Joseph Lions slip fromthe lofty heights above the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference standingsthat they were used to in recent seasons, the team nonetheless learned somevaluable lessons and gained some good experience going through it.The Mount finished the 2008 season with a 5-5 overall mark, and were3-4 in the HCAC, losing all four conference games by a total of 19 points,including a one-point loss to Anderson University as time expired. The Lionswon the HCAC from 2004-2006 and made the NCAA Playoffs from 2004-2007.Head Coach Rod Huber said while the record last season was not where heor the team wanted it to be, the Mount overcame numerous key injuries andfaced challenges during the season that he hopes will pay off in a big waythis season. Three starters were lost to injury for the year in the team’s 2008opener, and eight players overall, who were either starters or key backups,were lost in the first five weeks of the season.“We had a lot of young kids play last season and they got valuableexperience,’’ says Huber, who enters his 10th season as head coach. “As acoaching staff we figured out what we could and could not do, too.Our offensive and defensive lines grew up as the season advanced. I thinkour coaches did a great job to push the kids through difficult circumstanceswith the close losses we had.”For the Lions to get back to where they have been in the recent past –with the plus .500 records, conference titles and NCAA appearances – Huberbelieves they’ll have to be more consistent in their plays and execution. He isproud, though, of the fact that the Mount has recorded six straight seasons of.500 or better records. The Lions also led the conference last season with only156 points allowed. Franklin, which clinched its second straight HCAC title lastfall, defeated the Mount 40-35.16COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH“A .500 record (5-5) is not acceptable to us,’’ Huber states. “We want anopportunity to make a run at a conference title this season and the kids areexcited about coming back this fall and improving.We think this season’s team has a chance to be in every game, but we’llhave to compete hard on every play and bring our A-game each week.”Coaching StaffThe Lions have a good mix of experienced college coaches and newcomers ontheir staff. Offensively, Vince Suriano, the team’s assistant head coach, returnsfor his third season as the offensive coordinator, while Dick Nocks (OL) andRon Woyan (RB/ST) are also back. Newcomers to the offensive staff are JoelLauer (WR), Eric Doll (TE), and Tim Woyan (Offensive Assistant).“We have a good mix of coaches this season,’’ adds Huber. “They’ve put alot of time into adjusting packages and working with the players. They havesimplified things for the offensive line and have continued to improve whatwe did well last season.Offensively, this is the third year of the true, no-huddle spread offense(under Suriano) and we’ll have few more weapons at running back this fallunder coach (Ron) Woyan. We want to be the top rushing team in the HCAC.All the offensive coaches spent a lot of time in the spring, at training campand in workouts getting things in.”Defensively the Mount will have a new offensive coordinator Brad Phillips.Phillips coached the team’s linebackers last season and will welcome back PatMcAtee (DL), Bob Crable (LB), Rico Hill (Def. Asst), and Kyle Prosser (LB) on thedefensive side. Tony Acito (DL), and Justin Roden (DB/ST) join the staff this fall.“Our defensive coaches did a great job with the players in the off-seasonand it should shows this season,’’ Huber says. “We’ve installed a philosophy ofan attacking defense and moving players around in different formations andlooks to create mismatches.

We’ve challenged our defensive players to be the best run-stop defense inthe conference and be one of the best tackling teams in the HCAC.”The Mount led the conference last fall in pass efficiency defense, totaldefense and pass defense.HCACWhile the conference coaches picked the Lions to finish as runner-ups toFranklin College in the HCAC Preseason Coaches Poll, Huber thinks the race forthe top spot in the HCAC might be wide-open.“We think we have a good chance to compete for a conferencechampionship,’’ Huber states. “Franklin, Anderson and Rose-Hulman all havegood players back, and the ability to compete for a championship. Theconference is competitive and we look forward to the challenge of every teamin our conference. We need to play one game at a time to be successful.”Huber says the team relishes the idea of being the one that will do thechasing this season, as opposed to the past when the Lions were in the topspot the season before and had the onus of upholding that high expectation.RecruitingThe Mount entered fall practice with 135 players in camp and had 121 on theirroster after their August 29 scrimmage. Among the 135 players were 64 newcomers(freshmen and transfers). The team hired Mount alum and former linebacker KyleProsser late in the summer as their first ever recruiting coordinator.“Kyle Prosser will be in charge of every facet of our recruiting, evaluatingplayers through DVD, looking at transcripts,’’ Huber says. “It’s a big plus forus to have someone in that position and we’re excited to have Kyle doing it.He’ll also take over our junior varsity team, which will have at least five gamesagain this coming season.”The coaching staff recruited a large athletic group of newcomers, includingmany at skilled positions, such as running back, defensive back, receiver andlinebacker. That influx of new players has added better team speed and size tothe team’s roster as Huber feels that group will be ready to contribute to thevarsity squad in two years.The Lions’ head coach says while the Mount’s main focus of recruitingwill always be the tri-state area, the team has players on the roster againnationally, with states such as Florida, Georgia, Missouri, New York, andCalifornia represented on the roster.“We want student-athletes from all over the United States to come here togo to school and play because of our facilities and our academic programs,’’Huber states. “We want to win the Greater Cincinnati/Queen City area, andbranch out locally and regionally from there. We’ve once again hit hard areaslike Indianapolis, Dayton, Lexington, Louisville, and Columbus.”Spring FootballThe Lions had over 75 players in the spring football program, and turned in13 workouts in April. Huber said the time allowed Phillips and Suriano to addsome new schemes to the Mount’s play-calling.“The spring practices are big for us,’’ Huber says. “We got a ton ofconditioning in, found some new spots for some players and added some newthings for our offense and defense.Overall, I was pleased with how the spring went, with the attendance, and whatthe players and coaches got done. It allowed us to be ready for fall training practice.”OffenseSuriano says for the team to be more successful this season on offense they’llhave to get back to rushing the ball more effectively, which will keep theoffense out of second and long and third and long play calling.“We’ve tweaked a few things in the running game which we think will helpour offensive line,’’ Suriano states. “We want to rush for at least 2,000 yardsthis season and be more consistent on offense.”While the team’s starting quarterback position is open this fall, and thatcompetition includes returner Patrick Tresey, running backs Jake Davis andNoah Joseph are back to aid a strong rushing attack. Davis, a Second TeamAll-Conference member, led the team with 718 yards and 11 touchdowns, whileJoseph had 235 yards, including 6.0 yards per carry. Fullbacks Rob Domaschkoand Nathan McGee are also back and are key to the run game.While injuries took their toll on the offensive line in 2008, the Mount doesreturn solid core of players who have college experience and are expectedto lead the way this fall. That group in the trenches includes First Team All-Conference honoree Anthony Walsh, Rob Bowman, Kory Bailey, Chris Harrison,Jarod Stolly, Joe Noble, and Nathan Dilts.Jake Watters and Rob Blundred also provide solid blocking at the tight endspot for the Mount and will be viable targets in the passing game.Three of the team’s top four wideouts, Derick Tabar (29 receptions, threeTDs), Brad Sersion and Mike Zies, are back this fall along with Jeremy Brinckand Mike Russell. Steve VonHertsenberg adds depth to a solid receiving group.Tabar was an Honorable Mention All-HCAC selection last fall.“I have taken some plays out and added some plays to our playbook thisseason,’’ Suriano says. “I think our young players will be improved and we’relooking at getting back to where we have been offensively. If we can stayhealthy, we think we’ll do well this season.Our players went through a lot of adversity last season and they’re amentally-tough, close-knit group. We’ve got a lot of solid players who can dosome things this fall.”DefensePhillips says the Lions’ 2009 defense will be a multiple-front formation, runninga base 4-3 front and complemented with odd-man front packages. He and Huberboth expect the team to do more attacking than they have in the recent past.“Our defensive goals this season are for the us to simply be the best defensein the conference and help our offense in obtaining an HCAC Championship,’’Phillips says. “The defense’s individual goals are to lead the conference infewest yards allowed per game, and fewest points allowed.”To strength of the team’s defense this season looks to be in their defensivefront. First Team All-HCAC player Alex Harbin leads that group. Among othersthat return on the defensive line are Rob Fox, Steve Ehrnschwender, BrettHambrick, and Randall Mitchell. Harbin had 50 tackles last season, including ateam-high tying four sacks.The team’s linebackers look solid again in 2009, led by First Team All-HCACmember Erik Prosser and Vince Smith. Maxx Kavish and others also are back inthose spots and look to provide support in the front seven. Prosser is the topreturning tackler this season, after recording 71 stop last season, along withtwo interceptions.In the secondary, the Lions will be led by Cory Hardin, Juan Helvey, andRyan Smithmeyer, Chris Perry, and Mark Grieshop. Depth will be provided byother returners, many of who saw time on the JV squad last fall. Helvey hadtwo interceptions and 29 tackles last season.“This year’s defensive group came out of the hardest training camp in yearsand showed exceptional leadership and talent,’’ Phillips adds. “We have set thebar extremely high for them and we expect great results this year.”Special TeamsThe Lions have their top two placekickers back from last season, Joe Vortkampand Brian Weimer. Vortkamp, who handled the majority of the kickoff duties in2008, attempted only two field goals last season but was four-of-five on extrapoints. Weimer made 24-of-27 extra point attempts and was three-of-five infield goal attempts, giving him 33 points.Vortkamp also handled the team’s punting duties in 2008, averaging 31.5yards per kick, including a long punt of 49 yards. He had seven punts inside theopponent’s 20-yard-line.Tabar was the team’s leading punt returner last fall, averaging 4.1 yards perreturn on a team-high 11 returns. Joseph averaged a team-best 19.7 yards onsix kick returns.2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 17

2009 RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown High School1 Jerrick Boykin DB 5-7 150 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Glen Este2 Derick Tabar WR 6-0 195 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Colerain3 Patrick Tresey QB 5-11 185 Sr. Cincinnati, OH Bulloch Academy4 Cory Ehrnschwender DB 6-1 195 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Northwest5 Cory Hardin DB 5-10 205 Sr. Fairborn, OH Fairborn6 Ryan Smithmeyer DB 6-0 180 Sr. Cincinnati, OH Elder6 Xavier Brison WR 6-4 195 So. Cadiz, KY Trigg County7 Jeremy Brinck WR 6-4 210 Sr. Cincinnati, OH Elder8 Craig Mustard QB 6-2 225 Jr. Mason, OH Mason8 Scotty Mayes RB 5-9 170 So. Cadiz, KY Trigg County9 Juan Helvey DB 6-0 200 Sr. Middletown, OH Middletown10 Aaron Rodger WR 6-2 205 Jr. Caledonia, NY Caledonia-Mumford11 Anthony D’Agnillo WR 5-9 170 So. Cincinnati, OH Colerain11 Evan Meckstroth DL 6-2 230 Jr. Newport, KY Anderson11 Mike Conners WR 5-9 180 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Oak Hills12 Mike Russell WR 6-0 180 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Colerain13 Mike Zeis WR 6-1 200 Sr. Cincinnati, OH Anderson14 Mike Sealand LB 6-3 200 Fr. Lilburn, GA Berkmar15 Andrew Pulskamp WR 6-2 215 Jr. New Bremen, OH New Bremen15 Pat Langland LB 5-11 195 Fr. Batavia, OH McNicholas15 Tyler Watson WR 6-1 185 Fr. Dayton, KY Dayton16 Bryan Webb QB 6-1 195 Fr. Whiteland, IN Whiteland17 Cameron Leech WR 6-0 190 Jr. Lexington, KY Lafayette17 Jacob Hazel K 6-2 180 Fr. Louisville, KY Holy Cross18 Bryan Pitzer QB 6-1 170 Fr. South Salem, OH McClain19 Nate Rawe WR 5-8 155 Fr. Newport, KY Newport Central Catholic20 Cody Sauer DB 6-0 165 Fr. Bethel, OH Bethel-Tate20 Derek Termuhlen DB 5-10 210 So. Milford, OH Milford21 David Davis DB 5-8 165 Sr. Longwood, FL Lake Mary22 Chris Perry DB 6-0 180 Jr. Batavia, OH Glen Este23 Walter Ranger WR 5-9 165 So. Liberty Township, OH Lakota West24 Mark Grieshop DB 6-0 190 Sr. Harrison, OH Harrison25 Maxx Kavish LB 6-3 225 So. Cincinnati, OH Colerain26 Alex Brummett LB 5-8 190 So. Bellevue, KY Dayton27 Brandon Brown RB 5-10 180 Jr. Atlanta, GA28 Matt Stein DB 6-0 190 Jr. Louisville, KY St. Xavier29 Cory Babbington WR 5-9 160 Jr. Palo Alto, CA29 Cody Steele K 5-9 165 Jr. New Richmond, OH Summit Country Day30 Noah Joseph RB 5-8 190 Jr. Roswell, GA Blessed Trinity31 Ben Parr DB 6-1 195 Fr. Bellevue, KY Newport Central Catholic32 Rob Domaschko RB 6-0 240 Jr. Florence, KY Boone County32 Michael Forste DB 5-7 170 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Elder32 Earl Dunn DB 5-8 145 Fr. Crescent Springs, KY Lloyd33 Kyle Pigman DB 5-9 165 So. Loveland, OH Goshen34 Jesse Koch DB 5-11 170 Fr. Sharonville, OH Princeton35 Jacob Brown DB 5-8 165 Fr. Hamilton, OH New Miami36 Nathan McGee FB 5-10 225 Sr. Louisville, KY St. Xavier37 Ian Goddard DL 5-10 240 Fr. Fairfield, OH Hamilton Badin37 Jamie King RB 5-8 180 Fr. Murray, KY Murray38 Damon Mundey DB 5-11 190 Jr. Liberty Township, OH Lakota West39 Jesse Held RB 6-1 195 So. Amelia, OH Amelia40 Matt Sprague LB 6-0 230 So. Cincinnati, OH Oak Hills41 Justin Fuller RB 5-8 205 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Walnut Hills41 James Clay RB 5-10 180 Fr. Louisville, KY Manual Dupont42 Erik Prosser LB 6-3 225 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Oak Hills42 Jairus Johnson RB 5-8 160 Fr. Kokomo, IN Kokomo43 Chris Norton FB 5-10 210 So. Jeffersonville, IN Jeffersonville44 Jake Davis RB 5-9 205 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Anderson45 Nick Buchanan DE 6-1 195 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Anderson45 Dan Handley LB 5-10 185 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Anderson46 Vince Smith LB 6-0 220 Sr. Middletown, OH Middletown18COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown High School47 Kevin James LB 6-0 215 Jr. Okeana, OH Ross48 Jay Dolak LB 6-0 220 Fr. Louisville, KY Holy Cross49 Austin Jaggers DL 6-2 230 Fr. Louisville, KY Holy Cross50 Daniel Wood LB 5-10 210 Jr. Cleves, OH Taylor51 Colton Tygrett DL 6-1 215 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Princeton51 Antonio Poellnitz RB 5-5 150 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Winton Woods52 Adam Bigelow LB 6-2 215 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Anderson53 Eric Ayers OT 6-5 260 Fr. Lexington, KY Dunbar54 Casey Taylor LB 5-11 210 Fr. DeGraff, OH Indian Lake55 Brendan Dean DL 6-4 215 Fr. Maineville, OH Roger Bacon56 Donavan Thompson OL 6-4 315 Fr. Xenia, OH Xenia57 Tyler Hopperton LB 6-0 225 So. Walton, KY Simon Kenton58 Sean Brooks DT 6-1 245 Fr. Englewood, OH Northmont58 Hakeem Andrews DL 5-9 245 Fr. Mt. Orab, OH Western Brown59 Joe Barker LB 5-11 225 Jr. Hamilton, OH Edgewood60 Chris Baker OL 6-1 220 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Princeton61 Steve Ehrnschwender DL 6-2 260 Sr. Cincinnati, OH Northwest62 Brandon Bunthoff DL 6-2 270 So. Cincinnati, OH Oak Hills62 Josh Iles DL 6-4 200 Fr. Terrace Park, OH Mariemont62 Mike Ligon RB 5-11 175 Fr. Cincinnati, OH North College Hill63 Daniel Dripps K 5-8 155 Fr. Wapakoneta, OH Wapakoneta64 Kyle Walsh OL 6-0 300 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Oak Hills65 Jake Murphy OL 6-1 260 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Oak HIlls66 Josh Sivie OL 6-2 260 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Moeller67 Stephen Pusey OL 6-4 280 Fr. Lakeview, OH Indian Lake68 Jarod Stolly OL 6-0 250 Jr. Elida, OH Lima Central Catholic69 Anthony Walsh OL 6-0 265 Sr. Cincinnati, OH Moeller70 Rob Bowman OL 6-3 280 So. New Richmond, OH New Richmond71 Phillip Wiehe OL 6-4 270 Fr. St. Robert, MO Waynesville71 Brian Thatcher DL 5-10 235 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Anderson72 Nathan Dilts OL 6-3 240 Jr. Dayton, KY Dayton73 Chris Harrison OL 6-3 275 Sr. Cincinnati, OH Oak Hills74 Joe Noble OL 6-4 250 So. Cincinnati, OH Colerain75 Randall Mitchell DL 6-3 295 Sr. Columbus, OH Eastmoor Academy76 Kory Bailey OL 6-3 270 So. Ft Mitchell, KY Beechwood77 Shane Coleman OL 5-10 240 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Roger Bacon78 Matt Ray OL 6-4 260 Fr. Westerville, OH St. Francis DeSales79 Craig Patrick OL 6-3 295 Fr. Middletown, OH Middletown80 T J Myrick WR 6-1 150 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Oak Hills81 David Carr WR 5-10 160 Jr. Amelia, OH Amelia82 Jacob Watters TE 6-3 225 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Colerain83 Branden Anderson WR 6-2 195 Fr. Louisville, KY Manual Dupont84 Steven VonHertsenberg WR 6-3 190 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Anderson85 Rob Fox DL 6 0 230 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Colerain86 Collin Brown LB 5-11 180 Fr. Waynesburg, OH Malvern87 Brad Sersion WR 5-11 185 Sr. Cincinnati, OH Anderson88 Drew Berry WR 5-10 200 Fr. Cincinnati, OH Lockland89 Ben McQueen WR 5-10 195 Jr. Burlington, KY Conner90 Rob Blundred TE 6-6 255 So. Cincinnati, OH Oak Hills91 Trey Foster OL 6-0 270 Jr. Hamilton, OH Ross92 Chris Rosselot DL 6-1 250 So. Columbus, OH Hamilton Township93 Ben Mocahbee DL 6-0 230 Fr. Cincinnati, OH McNicholas94 Brett Hambrick DL 6-2 240 So. Cincinnati, OH Elder95 Kenny Gabbard DL 5-10 230 Fr. Hamilton, OH New Miami96 Brian Weimer K 5-10 180 Jr. Cincinnati, OH Oak Hills97 Joe Vortkamp K/P 6-3 220 Sr. Cincinnati, OH Anderson98 Michael Kidder DL 5-10 210 Fr. Kings Mill, OH Kings98 Brandon May TE 6-3 225 Fr. Milford, OH Milford99 Alex Harbin DL 6-4 255 Sr. Cincinnati, OH ElderRoster as of 8/28/092009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 19

2009 Coaching StaffHead Coach Rod HuberRod Huber returns in 2009 for his 10th season as theLions’ head coach. Huber, who directed the team’sdefense in 2007-08, has 26 years of coaching at thehigh school and college level and has been on theMount football staff since the program’s inception in1990. Coach Huber led the program to a third straightHCAC championship in 2007, and the Lion s finished 5-5 overall last season,their seventh straight season of a .500 or better record. The Mount is alsothe only team in HCAC history to record three straight conference titles.The 2007 HCAC title enabled the Lions to return to the NCAA DivisionIII playoffs for the third straight season, as they took on Wheaton Collegein the first round. The Mount had 15 players selected all-conference (bestin the conference), the HCAC Offensive Most Valuable Player and the HCACDefensive co-Most Valuable Player. The Lions also had one of the topoverall and rushing defenses in the nation again last season. In addition,the Mount was ranked among the top teams in 2006 in various nationalpolls. Huber is a two-time HCAC Coach of the Year and has the most winsof any Mount football coach in program history, sporting a 41-32 record.Under Huber’s direction in 2004, the Lions went 10-0 during the season,won the HCAC, and qualified to their first NCAA post-season game, playingagainst Wheaton College. The Lions, after a 2-18 mark in Huber’s first twoyears, posted five straight seasons of a .500 or better, including going28-5 the last three years. Over that three-year span, the Mount is 28-2 inthe regular season and 18-1 in conference play.Prior to becoming the third head coach in Lions’ football history in2000, Huber was a defensive position coach and spent four years as theLions’ defensive coordinator. He also coached the College’s wrestlingprogram for four seasons. During the 1999-2000 season the team garneredHeartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Tournament and NCAA DivisionIII Midwest Regional championships. Huber was named conference andregional Coach of the Year that season.Huber has continued to build upon the concept of the “student-athlete”philosophy set by past Lions’ head coaches John Pont and Ron Corradini,Sr. Huber oversees the entire program with an emphasis on academicsuccess, recruiting and retention of all football players.Huber also has strong ties to the Cincinnati community and oversees hisplayers’ involvement in community service projects. In 2002 the playershelped build homes for Habitat for Humanity, which was featured in theNCAA News. In 2003 the Lions were part of a neighborhood clean-upprogram in Delhi Township. The past three years Coach Huber and hisplayers have volunteered and ran youth football camps at St. ElizabethSeton in Milford, Ohio. Coach Huber also serves as the director of summerinter-city youth football camps for ProCamps Worldwide.Coach Huber played football and wrestled at Glen Este High School inCincinnati, Ohio. Upon graduation he entered the United States Army,where he played football and spent time in Germany and the U.S. Afterleaving the Army, Huber enrolled at the University of Cincinnati where heobtained a bachelor’s degree in social studies education in 1988. He beganhis coaching career at Lloyd Memorial High School (Kentucky) in 1982,moved on to Glen Este for one season (1986) and later coached outsidelinebackers at C.A.P.E. High School (1987-1988).Coach Huber received his master’s degree in education from the Mountin 1999. Coach Huber is an active member in the Southwest Ohio FootballCoaches Association (SWOFCA), the American Football Coaches Associationand is a member of the Jason Foundation. He also runs youth footballcamps and clinics in the Cincinnati area every year. Huber has been thefeatured speaker at many events in the Cincinnati area and he serves as anadvisory board member for the Boys and Girls Clubs of America (ClermontCounty). The Lions head coach also speaks at regional and national footballevents. Hobbies he enjoys include playing the guitar, gardening and fishing.He and his wife, Sandy, have four children: Jillian, Jake (deceased),Jenna, and Jessica. The Huber’s reside in Amelia, Ohio.Mount Head Football Coaches’ RecordsHCAC HCAC HCAC HCACCoach yrs. Seas. G W L T W. Pct. W L T W. Pct.John Pont 1990-92 3 29 9 20 0 .310Ron Corradini 1993-99 7 69 25 43 1 .370 4 10 0 .286Rod Huber 2000- 9 94 55 39 0 .585 35 22 0 .614Totals 1990-2008 19 192 89 102 1 .466 39 32 0 .549Assistant Coach Vince SurianoVince Suriano returns for his third season as full-timeassistant head coach/offensive coordinator/quarterbackscoach.Suriano came to the Mount from Anderson HighSchool, where he served as the varsity head coach since1987. During that time, Suriano had a record of 147-61and led his team to three undefeated regular seasons. In addition, Surianodirected Anderson to five, nine-win seasons and a conference championshipin 12 of 15 seasons. Since 1992 Anderson has gone to the state playoffsnine times, including four of the past five seasons. Suriano, who also hasexperience as a head strength coach, head wrestling coach and teacher atthe high school level, was named conference Coach of the Year eight timeswhile at Anderson.Coach Suriano earned his bachelor’s degree in 1974 from West LibertyState College and his master’s degree in 1981 from the University ofDayton. He first coached high school football at Martins Ferry (Ohio) HighSchool as an assistant (1974-1984) and then was the head coach at Cadiz(Ohio) High School (1984-1987), where he compiled a 21-9 record.He is a member of the Ohio High School Coaches Association, SouthwestOhio Football Coaches Association, American Football Coaches Association,National Education/Ohio Education Association, and Fellowship of ChristianAthletes.Suriano and his wife Crystal have two sons, Michael and Christopher.Michael and his wife Sharon are parents of the Suriano’s two grandchildren,Avery and Addison. The Surianos live in Anderson Township in Cincinnati,Ohio.20COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Assistant Coach Kyle ProsserKyle Prosser will begin his second season at the Collegeof Mount St. Joseph this fall, and his first as the recruitingcoordinator. Coach Prosser will also help coach theteam’s linebackers.Prior to being named the recruiting coordinator atthe College, Prosser was the defensive line coach atMayville State University (North Dakota) in early 2009. Prosser began hiscoaching career with the Mount in 2008 as the linebackers/assistant juniorvarsity coach. Prosser earned his bachelor’s degree from the College ofMount St. Joseph in December of 2008.Coach Prosser was a four-year letter-winner in college, playing at bothHeidelberg College (2004-2005) and the Mount (2006-2007). Prosserhelped the Mount to an HCAC Championship in 2006 and also helped theLions to consecutive NCAA playoff appearances in 2006 and 2007. Prosserwas named as a preseason All-American in 2006 and was named All-Conference in the Ohio Athletic Conference and the HCAC (2006-2007). Inaddition, Prosser was also selected All-North Region Honorable Mention in2006. During his college football playing career, Prosser was a two-timeteam captain, once at Heidelberg and once at the Mount.Prosser was a three-sport (baseball, football and basketball) athlete atOak Hills High School. Prosser was an All-City selection in both baseballand football, a First-Team All-Greater Miami Conference team memberin football and made the Southwest All-Region Team his senior season.Prosser graduated from Oak Hills High School in 2004 and resides inBridgetown.Assistant Coach Ron WoyanRon Woyan returns for his 10th season on the Lions’staff and will coach the team’s running backs and special teams (kick-off, punt returns, extra points).Woyan had a long career in prep coaching, coming tothe Mount after spending seven years as an assistantvarsity coach at Mariemont High School. Prior tojoining the Mount, Woyan was an assistant coach at Glen Este High Schoolfor 16 years, head coach at Glen Este for four years, assistant coach atAnderson High School for six years, and assistant head coach at Bethel-Tate for three years. Coach Woyan was a teacher for 35 years in the GreaterCincinnati area and is a member of the Southwest Ohio Football CoachesAssociation. He was given the Contribution to Amateur Football Award bythe National Football Foundation. The annual Cincinnati East-West All-Starfootball game is also name after the Lions’ veteran coach.The Wilmington College graduate and former football player obtained hismaster’s degree in education from Xavier University in 1969. He and hiswife, Gloria, have two children, Vince and Tim. The Woyans live inAnderson Township in Cincinnati, Ohio.Assistant Coach Dick NocksDick Nocks begins his third season this fall as a Lionsassistant coach. He will coach the team’s offensive line.Nocks has 32 years of teaching and coaching footballin the area and has taught comprehensive science atHarrison High School since 1986.Coach Nocks was Harrison High School’s varsityassistant football coach from 1982-1992 and the head coach at Harrisonfrom 1993-2005. He left Harrison with the most career wins in schoolhistory. He also was an assistant coach at Anderson High School underLions offensive coordinator Vince Suriano.He received his bachelor’s degree in comprehensive science education in1976 from Miami University and his master’s degree in athletic administrationin 1986 from Xavier University. In addition, he is a member of the OhioHigh School Football Coaches Association, the Southwest Ohio FootballCoaches Association and the National Education/Ohio Education Association.Coach Nocks lives in Harrison with his wife, Kathy. They have two daughtersKatie (Baker) and Kelsey.Assistant Coach Brad PhillipsBrad Phillips begins his third season year as a Lionsassistant coach and first as the team’s defensivecoordinator. Phillips has spent the past two seasonswith the Mount coaching the defensive line and outsidelinebackers, and helping the team reach the NCAADivision III Playoffs in 2007.Prior to joining the Mount, Phillips was the defensive line coach atLoveland High School before returning to Moeller High School to coach thedefensive line. He has coached six players in his career that have gone onto play Division I college football, seven All-Conference players and twoDefensive Players of the Year in their respective conferences. CoachPhillips is a member of the Southwest Ohio Football Coaches Associationand the American Football Coaches Association. Phillips is also a graduateof Moeller High School and Miami University.Coach Phillips and his wife, Meghan, reside in Milford, Ohio.Assistant Coach Pat McAteePat McAtee returns to the Lions for his fifth season asan assistant coach. McAtee, a 2005 graduate of theMount, has a bachelor’s degree . He will coach theteam’s defensive line this fall. McAtee was a four-yearstarter for the Mount on the defensive line, a teamcaptain, three-time All-Conference selection, HCACDefensive Player of the Year (2003), a Pre-season All-American, First-TeamAll-North Region honoree and played in the National All-Star game. TheCincinnati native graduated from Elder High School where he was the GCLDefensive Lineman of the Year and a First Team All-City selection.He is employed by Heidelberg Distributors as a sales and merchandisingrepresentative.McAtee resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.Assistant Coach Rico HillRico Hill returns for his ninth season as a defensiveassistant coach. Hill, a 2001 Mount graduate, teacheshealth and physical education in the Lakota SchoolDistrict as well as being involved as a wrestling coach.He resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.Assistant Coach Bob CrableBob Crable returns for his second season as a defensiveassistant. Crable is a Moeller High School graduate anda former All-America football player at Notre DameUniversity. He also coached and taught at Moeller andin addition was a first round selection of the NFL’s NewYork Jets, where he played for three seasons.Coach Crable resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 21

2009 Coaching Staff (CONTINUED)Assistant Coach Justin RodenJustin Roden joins the Lions’ staff for his first seasonas an assistant coach. He will coach the team’s defensivebacks and special teams. Coach Roden graduated fromthe Mount in 2000 with a bachelor’s degree in history.He also played for the Lions football team where hewas a four-year varsity letter-winner and an All-HCAChonoree in 1999.Roden was most recently at Oak Hills High School as the team’s defensivecoordinator. He has also coached at Mt. Healthy High School and ColerainHigh School, where he helped direct the team to the 2004 Ohio HighSchool State Division I Championship. In addition, Roden has coachingexperience at numerous football camps in Cincinnati. Roden is presentlyemployed as a sixth grade science and history teacher at St. JosephElementary in Cincinnati, Ohio. He is a member of the SWOFCA and OHSFCA.Coach Roden as his wife, Jennifer, along with their two children, JT andHailey, reside in St. Leon, Indiana.Assistant Coach Tony AcitoTony Acito joins the Mount’s football coaching stafffor his first season as an assistant. He will coach theteam’s defensive line. Acito graduated from the Mountin 1993 where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree inEnglish.Acito’s 17 years of high school coaching includeElder High School, Summit Country Day, Roger Bacon, Covington Catholic(KY), Hamilton Badin, and Moeller. He comes to the Mount after coachingat Badin, where he directed the team’s defensive line. Over the past fourseasons coaching high school football, Acito has helped produce 11 first/second team All-Greater Cincinnati League Performers (at Moeller andBadin), including the GCL Defensive Lineman of the Year three times. Inaddition, he has coached 12 players during that time that have gone on toplay college football.Coach Acito currently teaches English at Newport Central Catholic. Heand his wife, Jenny, live in Monfort Heights, with their two daughtersEmily and Carly.Assistant Coach Eric DollEric Doll begins his first season as an assistant coachwith the Mount this fall. He will be an assistantoffensive line coach for the Lions, after coachinglocally at Roger Bacon, Norwood, Loveland, Moeller,and most recently at Hamilton Badin. During his 11seasons of coaching high school football, Coach Dollhas been an offensive line coach, assistant head coach and run gamecoordinator. He has helped direct teams that have played in the Ohio StateHigh School playoffs four times.Coach Doll graduated from the Mount in 1998 with a bachelor’s degreein Physical education and health education. He was a team captain andthree-year offensive line starter for the Lions. Coach Doll is currently aphysical education teacher at Norwood High School.Coach Doll resides in Springfield Township with his wife, Hollie, andchildren Olivia and Tyler.Assistant Coach Joel LauerJoel Lauer joins the Lions coaching staff for his firstseason this fall. Lauer will coach the team’s widereceivers. Coach Lauer comes to the Mount fromMadison Jr./Sr. High School where he was the HeadFootball Coach and a Special Education teacher. Hehas also coached at Chaminade-Julienne High School(Offensive Line Coach) and at Lakota West High School, where he has alsotaught. He helped lead Chaminade-Julienne to the state playoffs in 2004.Coach Lauer is a Hamilton Badin High School graduate and has abachelor of education degree (Special Education) from Miami University(1997). He is the 2006 Doc Collins award winner from the Southwest OhioCoaches Association and also coached in the 2003 East/West All-Stargame. He was the SWOFCA director of membership from 2000-2005.Coach Lauer resides in Hamilton, Ohio, with his wife, Amy, and childrenOlivia, Dane and Max.Assistant Coach Tim WoyanTim Woyan re-joins the Mount’s staff this season andwill assist the offensive staff, coaching wide receiversand tight ends. He was previously a special team’s assistantcoach (2004) and wide receivers assistant coach(2005). Woyan lettered at the Mount as a wide receiverand special teams player. He has a bachelor’s degreefrom the Mount and a master’s degree in Education from Central MethodistUniversity.After graduation from the Mount, he coached at MacMurray College (IL)for one year and was a graduate assistant and coach of wide receivers andtight ends at Central Methodist University (MO) for two years.is a graduate of the Mount.Coach Woyan resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.Graduate Assistant John BarbourJohn Barbour will join the coaching staff this fall asthe team’s full-time intern. He played four seasons forthe Mount and graduated in 2009.Strength and Conditioning Coach Matt HallMatt Hall joins the Lions’ football team for his firstseason in 2009 as the team’s strength and conditioningcoach.22COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

2009 Senior Players’ Profiles (CONTINUED)99 Alex HarbinSeniorDefensive LinemanMajor: Sport ManagementHeight: 6-4 • Weight: 255High School (Hometown): Elder (Cincinnati, OH)Alex Harbin returns for his third season with theMount. He was voted First Team All-HCAC last season for the Lions, markinghis second straight such award. Harbin is a gifted athlete with exceptionalsize, speed and strength, says Head Coach Rod Huber. He has been animpact player while at the Mount, and has the potential to be one of thebest players in the conference. Harbin was elected team captain by histeammates this past spring, with the most votes of any player. He is alsoexpected to be considered for post-season All-Region and possible All-American honors, and holds the Mount’s record for most sacks in a season(10.5, 2007) as well as being only 4.5 sacks shy of the school’s all-timemark. Harbin played high school football for Head Coach Doug Ramsey.Alex is the son of Katherine and Dana Harbin.ALEX HARBIN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Totals TFL Sacks Int. Fr2006 16 16 32 9.5 7.5 1 02007 22 20 42 13.0 10.5 1 32008 24 26 50 10.5 4.0 0 0Totals 62 62 124 33 21.5 2 3starting position at offensive tackle. He played high school football forHead Coach Steve Sheehan. Chris is the son of Becky and Scott Harrison.9 Juan HelveySeniorDefensive BackMajor: Sport ManagementHeight: 6-0 • Weight: 200High School (Hometown): Middletown (Middletown, OH)Juan Helvey returns for his fourth season with theMount. He made several big plays last season for the Lions, and accordingto Head Coach Rod Huber, gained valuable experience in 2008. Helvey hasgood speed, good athletic ability and has good knowledge of the team’sdefensive schemes. Has a great chance at starting again in the defensivesecondary and could also be a factor on several special teams. Helveyplayed high school football for Head Coach Ron Johnson. Juan is the sonof Linda and Tony Fuller.JUAN HELVEY’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Totals TFL Sacks Int. FR2006 No varsity statistics2007 6 3 9 0 0 0 02008 16 13 29 0 0 1 0Totals 22 16 38 0 0 1 05 Cory HardinSeniorDefensive BackMajor: Sport ManagementHeight: 5-10 • Weight: 205High School (Hometown): Fairborn (Fairborn, OH)Cory Hardin returns for his second season with theMount. He turned in a fine off-season of workouts for the Lions (winter/spring and summer) in conditioning program, and is a natural born leader,according to Head Coach Rod Huber. Hardin, who is capable of the big playand is one of the best tacklers on the team, is expected to be a leader inthe defensive backfield. He played high school football for Head Coach RoyThobe. Cory is the son of Carol Hardin.CORY HARDIN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Totals TFL Sacks Int. Fr2008 7 9 16 1.5 0 0 073 Chris HarrisonSeniorOffensive LinemanMajor: AccountingHeight: 6-3 • Weight: 275High School (Hometown): Oak Hills (Cincinnati, OH)Chris Harrison returns for his fourth season with theMount. He won his first varsity letter last season for the Lions, playingboth the tackle and guard spots. Harrison has improved every semesterboth academically and athletically, according to Head Coach Rod Huber,and had a good off-season and spring. He has improved his footwork, too,and is solid pass blocker. Harrison is expected to challenge for a 200924COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH36 Nathan McGeeSeniorFullbackMajor: PsychologyHeight: 5-10 • Weight: 225High School (Hometown): St. Xavier (Louisville, KY)Nathan McGee returns for his fourth season with theMount. He is an excellent student-athlete, who was named HCAC All-Academic in 2008. McGee was elected a team captain by his teammates forthis season because of his attitude, his passion and team-first approach tothe Lions’ program, says Head Coach Rod Huber. McGee played high schoolfootball for Head Coach Mike Glaser. Nathan is the son of Betty and DannyMcGee.NATHAN McGEE’S CAREER STATISTICSRushingYear Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long2006 No varsity statistics2007 1 3 3.0 0 32008 2 3 1.5 0 3Totals 3 6 2.0 0 675 Randall MitchellSeniorDefensive LinemanMajor: Sport ManagementHeight: 6-3 • Weight: 295High School (Hometown): Eastmoor Academy(Columbus, OH)Randall Mitchell returns for his fourth season with the Mount. He is agifted athlete with tremendous upper-body strength, who has won theHCAC championship in the shot put competition the past two seasons and

has been to the NCAA National Tournament. Mitchell, who has explosivestarting power, can push the pocket on passing downs and can hold downthe gaps on running plays, according to Head Coach Rod Huber. He isexpected to challenge for a starting spot on the defensive line for 2009.Mitchell played high school football for Head Coach James Maranda.Randall is the son of Sandra and Reginald Mitchell.RANDALL MITCHELL’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. Fr2006 No varsity statistics2007 No varsity statistics2008 11 11 22 6.0 2.0 0 0Totals 11 11 22 6.0 2.0 0 046 Vince SmithSeniorLinebackerMajor: AccountingHeight: 6-0 • Weight: 220High School (Hometown): Middletown (Middletown, OH)Vince Smith returns for his fourth season with theMount. Smith, who has played a major role on the Lions’ special teams thepast three seasons, had a good off-season, where he added 15-20 pounds,and was a 2009 elected team captain. He is very calm under pressure, saysHead Coach Rod Huber, stops the run from tackle to tackle very well, hasgood instincts and solid speed, and above average speed in pass coverage.Smith is expected to be a starter at the inside linebacker position for 2009.Smith played high school football for Head Coach Ron Johnson. Vince isthe son of Sarah SmithVINCE SMITH’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2006 3 0 3 0 0 0 02007 2 4 6 0 0 0 02008 3 13 16 0 0 0 0Totals 8 17 25 0 0 0 06 Ryan SmithmeyerSeniorDefensive BackMajor: BiologyHeight: 6-0 • Weight: 180High School (Hometown): Elder (Cincinnati, OH)Ryan Smithmeyer returns for his fourth season with theMount. Smithmeyer was an All-HCAC Academic selection last fall, and aftershoulder surgery, was expected to be near 100 percent at the start of theseason. Head Coach Rod Huber says Smithmeyer is exceptional at readingoffense and breaking on the ball, using good quickness and man-to-mancoverage skills. He is expected to compete for a starting position in thesecondary. Smithmeyer played high school football for Head Coach DougRamsey. Ryan is the son of Kim and Gus Smithmeyer.3 Patrick TreseySeniorQuarterbackMajor: Sport ManagementHeight: 5-11 • Weight: 185High School (Hometown): Bulloch Academy(Cincinnati, OH)Patrick Tresey returns for his second season with the Mount. Tresey had agreat off-season, according to Head Coach Rod Huber, where he got bigger,stronger, faster, and he was elected a team captain by teammates in thespring. The son of a coach, Joe Tresey (defensive coordinator of the DivisionI University of South Florida Bulls), Tresey understands defenses andhas knack of finding open receivers down field. He will serve as a teamleader to the team’s large group of underclassmen and will have a majorleadership role this fall. Tresey played high school football for Head CoachClint Morgan. Patrick is the son of Patty and Joe Tresey.PATRICK TRESEY’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng2008 1-0-0 0 0 0 097 Joe VortkampSeniorKickerMajor: Business AdministrationHeight: 6-3 • Weight: 220High School (Hometown): Anderson (Cincinnati, OH)Joe Vortkamp returns for his fourth season with theMount. He had a major role last season in the kicking game for the Mountin 2008, handling kickoffs, field goals, extra points and punting, andearned a varsity letter. Vortkamp improved his accuracy during the offseason,and after a solid spring in which he got bigger and stronger, willhave an opportunity to hold down the starting kicker and punter positionsthis fall for the Lions. Vortkamp played high school football for Head CoachVince Suriano. Joe is the son of Marleen and James Vortkamp.JOE VORTKAMP’S CAREER STATISTICSKickingYear FGM-FGA Long Blk. XPM-XPA Pts.2006 No varsity statistics2007 0-0 0 0 2-2 22008 0-2 0 0 4-5 4Totals 0-2 0 0 6-7 6PuntingYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TB FC I20 Blkd2008 54 1,699 31.5 48 6 10 7 1RYAN SMITHMEYER’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2006 No varsity statistics2007 4 6 10 0 0 0 02008 11 5 16 0 0 0 0Totals 15 11 26 0 0 0 02009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 25

2009 Senior Players’ Profiles (CONTINUED)69 Anthony WalshSeniorOffensive LinemanMajor: Business AdministrationHeight: 6-0 • Weight: 265High School (Hometown): Moeller (Cincinnati, OH)Anthony Walsh returns for his fourth season with theMount. Walsh was a First Team All-HCAC selection last fall and will be aleader on the offensive line again this coming season for the Lions. HeadCoach Rod Huber says that Walsh has tremendous passion for the game offootball, is capable of making all the calls and directing the line in theirblocking assignments. Walsh, who was elected a team captain for thisseason, will have a major leadership role on the 2009 squad. He is expectedto contend for post-season honors in both the conference, and possiblyat the region and national level, too. Walsh played high school football forHead Coach Bob Crable. Anthony is the son of Michele and Patrick Walsh.13 Mike ZiesSeniorWide ReceiverMajor: Business AdministrationHeight: 6-1 • Weight: 200High School (Hometown): Anderson (Cincinnati, OH)Mike Zies returns for his third season with the Mount.He was a major threat last year in the receiving core for the Lions, whoaccording to Head Coach Rod Huber, has very good hands, above averagespeed, blocks well in space and is capable of the big play. Zies has workedhard to overcome shoulder surgery and if at 100 percent this fall, isexpected to be a significant contributor to the Mount’s offense. Zies playedhigh school football for Head Coach Vince Suriano. Mike is the son ofLucinda Conrad.MIKE ZIES’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2007 20 186 9.3 1 282008 17 209 12.3 1 32Totals 37 395 10.8 2 322009 Returning Starters’ Profiles (NOT INCLUDING SENIOR STARTERS)76 Kory BaileySophomoreOffensive LinemanMajor: Criminology/SociologyHeight: 6-3 • Weight: 270High School (Hometown): Beechwood (Ft. Mitchell, KY)Kory Bailey returns for his second season with theMount. He earned valuable playing time as a freshman last season and gotbigger and stronger this past off-season. Bailey has improved as a passblocker and has an excellent opportunity to start at the guard position thisfall, according to Head Coach Rod Huber. Bailey played high school footballfor Head Coach Noel Rash. Kory is the son of Jamie and Brian Bailey.44 Jake DavisJuniorRunning BackMajor: UndeclaredHeight: 5-9 • Weight: 205High School (Hometown): Anderson (Cincinnati, OH)Jake Davis returns for his third season with the Mount.Davis, who led the team in rushing and was a Second Team All-HCACselection last season, is a two-year letter-winner. He has added strengththis season, according to Head Coach Rod Huber, and should once again beone of the team’s top rushers this fall. Davis played high school football forHead Coach Vince Suriano. Jake is the son of Karen and Daniel Davis.JAKE DAVIS’ CAREER STATISTICSRushingYear Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long2007 106 609 4.9 10 402008 150 701 4.7 11 29Totals 256 1310 4.8 21 40ReceivingYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2007 5 39 7.8 0 182008 10 74 7.4 0 16Totals 15 113 7.6 0 1832 Rob DomaschkoJuniorRunning BackMajor: Business AdministrationHeight: 6-0 • Weight: 240High School (Hometown): Boone County (Florence, KY)Rob Domaschko returns for his third season with theMount. He has played a big role on the Lions’ junior varsity team the pasttwo seasons. Domaschko worked extremely hard in the off-season, saysHead Coach Rod Huber, and is expected to battle for a starting spot atfullback this fall. Domaschko played high school football for Head CoachRick Thompson. Rob is the son of Rob Domaschko.ROB DOMASCHKO’S CAREER STATISTICSRushingYear Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long2007 No varsity statistics2008 4 10 2.5 0 5Totals 4 10 2.5 0 5ReceivingYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2007 No varsity statistics2008 2 12 6.0 0 6Totals 2 12 6.0 0 626COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

85 Rob FoxJuniorDefensive LinemanMajor: Mathematics/Business AdministrationHeight: 6-0 • Weight: 230High School (Hometown): Colerain (Cincinnati, OH)Rob Fox returns for his second season with the Mount.Fox put on needed weight during a solid off-season and is expected tostart at a defensive end spot as well as make a run at All-Conference status,according to Head Coach Rod Huber. He is a very physical and aggressiveplayer with good feet and the know-how to win. Fox played high schoolfootball for Head Coach Kerry Combs. Rob is the son of Terri and Ron Fox.ROB FOX’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2008 8 9 17 2.5 1.5 0 194 Brett HambrickSophomoreDefensive LinemanMajor: Criminology/SociologyHeight: 6-2 • Weight: 240High School (Hometown): Elder (Cincinnati, OH)Brett Hambrick returns for his second season with theMount. Hambrick saw valuable time in his first campaign last fall on thedefensive line and improved as the season progressed. Head Coach RodHuber says that Hambrick plays the run and pass equally well, and saysthat is due to Hambrick’s strong work ethic and leadership abilities.Hambrick played high school football for Head Coach Doug Ramsey.Brett is the son of Mary Jo and Michael Hambrick.2 Derick TabarJuniorWide ReceiverMajor: Sport ManagementHeight: 6-0 • Weight: 195High School (Hometown): Colerain (Cincinnati, OH)Derick Tabar returns for his third season with theMount. He had a break-out last season for the Lions, collecting 29 receptionsand three TDs, both second on the team, and was named Honorable MentionAll-HCAC. Tabar, who is a good athlete and also returns punts for theLions, is capable of big plays and can stretch the field vertically, saysHead Coach Rod Huber. The third-year player is sure-handed and has goodspeed. Tabar played high school football for Head Coach Kerry Combs.Derick is the son of Diana and Robert Tabar.DERICK TABAR’S CAREER STATISTICSReceivingYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2007 2 19 9.5 0 132008 29 393 13.6 3 49Totals 31 412 13.3 3 49Punt returnsYear P.Ret. Yds. Avg. TD Long2007 7 78 11.1 1 512008 11 45 4.1 0 11Totals 18 123 6.8 1 51BRETT HAMBRICK’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2008 21 19 40 3.5 0 0 042 Erik ProsserJuniorLinebackerMajor: Sport ManagementHeight: 6-3 • Weight: 225High School (Hometown): Oak Hills (Cincinnati, OH)Erik Prosser returns for his third season with the Mount.He was a First Team All-HCAC member last fall and is top returning tacklerfor the Lions in 2009. He is a gifted athlete, according to Head Coach RodHuber, who moves well, has great intelligence on the field and is a leader.He is expected to start at either an outside or inside linebacker spot thisfall. Prosser played high school football for Head Coach Kerry Cummins.Erik is the son of Mary and Terry Prosser.ERIK PROSSER’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2007 33 24 57 3.5 0 0 12008 29 42 71 3.0 1.5 2 1Totals 62 66 128 6.5 1.5 2 22009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 27

2009 Projected Impact Players and Other Top Returners1 Jerrick BoykinFreshmanMajor: PsychologyHeight: 5-7 Weight: 150High School (Hometown): Glen Este (Cincinnati, OH)Jerrick Boykins begins his first season at the Mount.Boykins possesses very good speed and quicknessand is one of the fastest players on the Lions’ roster this season. He isexpected to compete for a starting cornerback spot this fall and will alsoplay a significant role on special teams, according to Defensive CoordinatorBrad Phillips. Boykin played high school football for Zack Taylor. Jerrick isthe son of Betty Malone.90 Rob BlundredSophomoreTight EndMajor: Sport ManagementHeight: 6-6 Weight: 255High School (Hometown): Oak Hills (Cincinnati, OH)Rob Blundred returns for his second season with theMount. Blundred is a good athlete, says Offensive Coordinator VinceSuriano, with great size who is expected to see a lot of playing time andbe an asset in the team’s two tight end packages this fall. He played highschool football for Head Coach Kerry Cummins. Rob is the son of Donnaand Larry Blundred.ROB BLUNDRED’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2008 No varsity statistics47 Kevin JamesJuniorLinebackerMajor: AccountingHeight: 6-0 • Weight: 215High School (Hometown): Ross (Okeana, OH)Kevin James returns for his second season with theMount. James is one of the strongest players on the Lions’ team, accordingto Defensive Coordinator Brad Phillips, and combined with his good speed,could be poised for a breakout year in 2009. He is expected to compete fora starting linebacker position. James played high school football for HeadCoach Brian Butts. Kevin is the son of Connie and Brian James.KEVIN JAMES CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2008 7 6 13 0 0 0 030 Noah JosephJuniorRunning BackMajor: HistoryHeight: 5-8 • Weight: 190High School (Hometown): Blessed Trinity (Roswell, GA)Noah Joseph returns for his second season with theMount. Offensive coordinator Vince Suriano says that Joseph was playingwell last fall until he got hurt at mid-season. Joseph is expected to pickup where he left off last season and give the Lions’ a solid threat in theoffensive backfield. He played high school football for Head Coach RickTurner. Noah is the son of Pam and Hank Joseph.NOAH JOSEPH’S CAREER STATISTICSRushingYear Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long2008 39 235 6.0 1 3025 Maxx KavishSophomoreLinebackerMajor: Sport ManagementHeight: 6-3 • Weight: 225High School (Hometown): Colerain (Cincinnati, OH)Maxx Kavish returns for his second season with theMount. Defensive Coordinator Brad Phillips says that Kavish’s size, speedand knowledge of the team’s defense should allow him to contributehighly to the team’s season and he will be fighting for playing time atthe defensive end position. Kavish is also expected to play a significantrole on special teams in 2009. Kavish playd high school football for HeadCoach Tom Bolden. Maxx is the son of Colleen Clancy and James Kavish.MAXX KAVISH’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2008 2 1 3 1.0 0 0 074 Joe NobleSophomoreOffensive LinemanMajor: BiologyHeight: 6-4 • Weight: 250High School (Hometown): Colerain (Cincinnati, OH)Joe Noble returns for his second season with theMount. He gained valuable experience as a freshman last season for theLions, and, according to Offensive Coordinator Vince Suriano, Noble isexpected to be a stalwart on the the team’s left side of the offensive linethis fall. Noble played high school football for Head Coach Tom Bolden.Joe is the son of Julie and Hal Noble.28COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

22 Chris PerryJuniorDefensive BackMajor: MathematicsHeight: 6-0 • Weight: 180High School (Hometown): Glen Este (Cincinnati, OH)Chris Perry returns for his third season with the Mount.He was injured during the team’s first game last season and missed theremainder of 2008. Defensive Coordinator Brad Phillips says that Perry’sknowledge of the team’s defense, and his ability to get to the football andmake plays, will help him push for a starting spot at the free safety positionthis season. Perry played high school football for Zak Taylor. Chris isthe son of Kimberly and Ronald Perry.CHRIS PERRY’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2007 3 1 4 0 0 0 02008 No varsity statisticsTotals 3 1 4 0 0 0 068 Jarod StollyJuniorOffensive LinemanMajor: Business AdministrationHeight: 6-0 • Weight: 250High School (Hometown): Lima Central Catholic(Elida, OH)Jarod Stolley returns for his third season with the Mount. He has madegreat improvement in the last two years, according to Offensive CoordinatorVince Suriano, and is expected to add depth to the team’s offensive linegroup this season. Jarod is the son of Teresa and Tim Stolly.84 Steven VonHertsenbergJuniorWide ReceiverMajor: Criminology/SociologyHeight: 6-3 • Weight: 190High School (Hometown): Anderson (Cincinnati, OH)Steven Von Hertsenberg returns for his third season withthe Mount. Has played the last two seasons for the Lions’ junior varsityteam. Offensive Coordinator Vince Suriano said he expects VonHertsenbergto come in this season and contribute to the varsity as a slot receiver.VonHertsenberg played high school football for Head Coach Vince Suriano.Steven is the son of Terry and Kevin VonHertsenberg.STEVEN VONHERTSENBERG’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2007 No varsity statistics2008 No varsity statisticsTotals 0 0 0 0 082 Jacob WattersJuniorTight EndMajor: Sport ManagementHeight: 6-3 • Weight: 225High School (Hometown): Colerain (Cincinnati, OH)Jacob Watters returns for his second season with theMount. He was the team’s starting tight end last season in the openinggame against Wilmington College, but broke an ankle and was lost toinjury for the rest of the season. Offfensive Coordinator Vince Suriano callsWatters a difference maker on offense. Watters played high school footballfor Head Coach Kerry Combs. Jacob is the son of Tracy Glick and WilliamWatters.JACOB WATTERS’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2008 No varsity statistics2008 Season in ReviewSeptember 6: Jake Davis scored on two short touchdown runs and backfieldteammate Noah Joseph rushed for 96 yards on 11 carries to lead theMount to a 21-7 home victory over Wilmington College in the 2008 openerfor both teams.Davis got the Lions on the scoreboard with 13:04 to play in the secondquarter when he rushed in from one yard out. Joe Vortkamp added the PATkick for the Mount. Wilmington, however, would tie the game at 7-all justover two minutes later when quarterback Billy Blackburn hooked up withJeremy Stuckey on a 13-yard TD pass.Mount quarterback Vince Palmer put the Lions ahead with just 35seconds remaining in the first half when he teamed with Tim Meiner on an11-yard pass play. Vortkamp kicked the PAT again and the Lions took a 14-7lead into the locker room.Neither team was able to generate much offense in the second half, beforeDavis scored on a four-yard run with 6:19 to play in the game, cappinga 14-play, 87-yard, drive that took 5:25 off the clock. Vortkamp added histhird PAT of the game for a 21-7 Mount advantage.The Lions finished with 221 yards on the ground as Tyrone Joneschipped in 82 yards on 19 carries and Davis finished with 44 yards rushing.Palmer was 22-of-39 for 313 yards, and one TD, while being sacked onlyonce. Meiner led all receivers with six receptions for 138 yards while DerickTabar and Mike Zies had five receptions each. Rocky Siegel led the Mountwith seven tackles while Nick Yahl had an interception. The Mount’s passdefense held the Quakers to nine-of-35 passing for 120 yards, one TD andone interception. The Lions had 26 first downs to Wilmington’s 11 firstdowns and recorded 534 total yards to their opponent’s 184.September 13: Vince Palmer tossed two touchdowns and ran for anotheras the Mount blanked Lakeland (WI) College on the road, 20-0. TheLions went to 2-0 on the season.Palmer tossed a six-yard TD pass to fullback Ben Widolff in the firstquarter to get the Lions on the scoreboard. The Lions’ senior quarterbackraced in from eight yards out with 6:09 to play to put his team up 13-0before finding receiver Derick Tabar on a 30-yard TD pass play with justunder five minutes left in the game to close the scoring.The Lions defense was stout throughout the game, holding the Muskiesto 23 yards rushing and 108 yards passing in the first-ever meeting betweenthe two teams. Lakeland quarterback Billy Hughes was 12-for-40 andthrew four inteceptions, while also being sacked four times. Rocky Siegelled the Mount with 14 tackles while teammate Patrick Truster had twosacks. The Mount also forced and recovered three Lakeland fumbles.2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 29

2008 Season in Review (CONTINUED)Offensively, Tyrone Jones had 44 yards rushing to lead the Mount ballcarriers,while Palmer finished 13-of-27 for 186, two TDs and two interceptions.Tabar had a team-high three receptions for 45 yards.September 27: The Mount hosted Rose-Hulman Institute of Technologyon John Pont Tribute Night, and fell by a 26-21 score. The Engineershad taken a 14-7 lead early in the second quarter but the Mount tied thegame at 14-all on a Tyrone Jones three-yard TD run. The two teams tradedtouchdowns again and with the score at 21-all in the fourth quarter, Rose-Hulman scored the go-ahead and eventual game-winning touchdown on atwo-yard TD run.Jake Davis led the Mount with 102 yards rushing and a touchdown runwhile Jones had 49 yards rushing on just eight carries. Mike Zies caught a14-yard TD pass from Vince Palmer. Rocky Siegel led all defensive playerswith 13 tackles.Rose-Hulman produced 421 yards of total offense to the Mount’s 268yards and held the advantage in possession time, 41:04 to 18:56.October 4: The Lions bounced back from their week three loss, riding astrong rushing attack and a sound defense as they won at Bluffton University,50-7. The 50 points scored were the third-most ever by a Lions teamwhile the 43-point margin of victory was the second-best in school history.The Lions scored all eight times they entered the red zone, and rolledup an impressive 489 yards of total offense to Bluffton’s 143. The Mountjumped out to a 30-0 halftime lead, thanks to three TD runs by Jake Davis.Davis finished the game with 79 rushing as the Mount totaled 303 yardson the ground on 60 rushes. The Mount added three more TDs runs in thesecond half. Noah Joseph led all ball-carriers with 87 yards and had a TDwhile Tyrone Jones added a touchdown. Vince Palmer, who completed15-of-23 passes for 151 yards, tossed a nine-yard TD pass to Tim Meiner toopen the scoring in the game.Meiner led all receivers with seven receptions for 70 yards. Blufftonscored their lone points in the third quarter on a 45-yard TD pass. TheMount held the edge in first downs, 33-5 and time of possession, 37:23 to22:37. They also converted 10-of-17 third down plays while holding theBeavers to one-of-11 on third down. Bluffton had 24 rushes for 31 yards inthe game. Rocky Siegel, Kevin James and Steven Ehrnschwender had fivetackles each as the Mount subbed liberally throughout the game.October 11: Anderson University’s Tristan Cork booted a career-best 46yard field goal with six seconds remaining as the Ravens knocked off theLions at Schueler Field, 10-9. The Mount fell to 3-2 overall, 1-2 in the HCACwhile Anderson improved to 3-2, 1-1.The Lions got on the scoreboard first today when Brian Weimer madea 26-yard field goal with 7:15 to play in the first quarter. Anderson thenpulled ahead 7-3, thanks to a seven-yard TD run and a PAT kick with 3:28left before halftime. Both teams’ defenses would bend but not break in thescoreless third quarter until the Mount forged ahead, 9-7 on a Jake Davis11-yard TD run with 7:55 to play in the fourth quarter. The Lions got off abad snap and hold on the conversion as the PAT kick was not attempted,but still held a 9-7 advantage.On the Mount’s second-to-last possession of the game, they drove downto the Anderson 34-yard line where they were faced with a fourth-and-five.Lions quarterback Vince Palmer quick punted as the Mount downed the ballat the Ravens one-yard line. Anderson then put together the drive of thegame, behind a strong rushing attack, moving to the Mount 29-yard-linesetting the stage for Cork’s eventual game-winning field goal. Cork hadmissed two other field attempts earlier in the game, both from 41 yards.Davis finished with 67 yards rushing while Palmer was 14-of-23 for 158yards and two interceptions. Tim Meiner led all receivers with sixreceptions for 72 yards. Erik Prosser had eight tackles to pace the Mount.Anderson out-gained the Lions in yards, 316-276. The Mount held theedge in possession time, 33:14 to 26:46 and third-down conversions,six-of-17 to the Ravens’ four-of-14.October 18: The Mount used a potent rushing attack, a solid effortagainst their opponent’s rushing game, and registered a conferencerecord-setting performance by their entire defense, en route to a 37-19win at HCAC-rival Hanover College.Jake Davis recorded his second, 100-yard rushing game of the season,gaining 118 yards on the ground on 18 carries. Davis had two rushing TDsin the game, with his second one in the third quarter, a 19-yard run - andfollowing PAT kick by Brian Weimer - putting the Mount up by a 30-0 score.Overall, the Mount rushed for 213 yards. With the Lions playing a lot ofsecond and third-string player throughout the second half, the Panthersscored three unanswered touchdowns to cut the deficit to 30-19 with justover four-and-a half minutes left in the game.Davis added his second TD late in the game, and Weimer converted thePAT kick, to give the Mount a final margin of 37-19 on the scoreboard. TheLions’ defense proved stout against the Hanover rushing game, holding thePanthers to eight net yards rushing on 21 carries. The Lions also interceptedHanover quarterback Nick Sharp seven times, including twice in the endzone. Nick Yahl had three interceptions for the Mount while teammate RickyStautberg led the defense with nine tackles. The seven interceptions by theLions’ defense was an HCAC record.The Mount’s Vince Palmer was 20-of-33 for 261 yards and two touchdowns,throwing one scoring pass to Tim Meiner and one TD to LaurisBarnes. Meiner led the Mount with five receptions for 96 yards.October 25: Visiting Franklin College, who jumped out to a 26-7 lead atthe half and held a 26-point lead at one point of the game, withstood afurious Mount third quarter comeback as they downed the Lions in Homecoming2008, 40-35. The Mount went to 4-3 overall, 2-3 in the HCAC whileFranklin improved to 6-1, 4-0.The Grizzlies got off to a great start today, as they scored on five of theirfirst six possessions - all in the first half. During that span, Franklin Collegehad three TDs and two field goals, to jump out to a 26-0 lead. Franklinquarterback Chad Rupp ran an efficient offense, tossing two TDs during thatstretch. The Mount finally got on the scoreboard with 47 seconds left in thefirst half when Vince Palmer tossed a six-yard scoring pass to tight endScott Shear.Franklin extended their lead to 33-7 early in the third quarter before theMount scored on two straight possessions, cutting the deficit to 33-21.Palmer tossed his second TD of the game, this time a nine-yarder to TimMeiner and Phil Poetter returned an interception 14 yards for anotherscore. Franklin answered those two scores with a 78-yard TD strike fromRupp to Kevin Lynch, putting his team up by a 40-21 with 3:06 left in thethird quarter.Palmer tossed two TDs in the fourth quarter - giving him four on theday - as the Mount fought to get control of the game. Derick Tabar had a32-yard score while Meiner recorded an 18-yard scoring reception with 3:55to play to cut the disadvantage to 40-35. That is how the game would endas Palmer tossed an interception on a desperation pass at the end of thegame into Franklin territory.Franklin out-gained the Lions in total offense, 430-407 yards. JakeDavis led the Mount with 93 yards rushing while Palmer finished 17-of-32for 232 yards, four TDs and three interceptions. Tabar had a game-highseven receptions for 135 yards. Rocky Siegel had nine tackles and a fumblerecovery for the Mount.November 1: The Mount ran an efficient offense and a shutdown defenseas they rolled to a 28-6 win over Manchester College on Senior Day.30COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Before the game, the Lions honored 10 senior players. They were RockySiegel, John Barbour, Ricky Stautberg, Phil Poetter, Nick Yahl, BenWidolff, Joe Klump, Jeff Browning, Tim Meiner, and Kyle O’Brien.The Lions nearly doubled the output of the visiting Spartans in almostevery significant statistical category, out-rushing their opponent 203-108 yards, out-passing them 128-48 yards and gaining 19 first downs toManchester’s seven first downs. The Spartans, however, did get on thescoreboard first, when Brandon Wells raced in from six yards out with 1:49to play in the first quarter. Manchester, which missed the extra point, leduntil 4:36 left in the first half, when Jake Davis scored on a one-yard run,and Brian Weimer added the PAT kick to put the Lions up 7-6. Davis wouldcarry 21 times in the game for 84 yards.Mount back-up quarterback Ben Hunterman, in relief of starter VincePalmer tossed a 49-yard TD strike to Derick Tabar with 41 seconds left inthe opening half, and Weimer added the PAT kick, to put the Mount ahead14-6 heading into the locker room. Manchester, which scored its touchdownon their third possession of the game, would close the half with fourscoreless possessions, including a missed field from 40 yards.Hunterman, who rushed for 50 yards and was 13-of-22 for 116 yardspassing with one TD and one interception in the game, raced in from 20yards midway through the third quarter. Weimer’s kick made the score 21-6in the Mount’s favor. Davis’ backfield mate Tyrone Jones finished the scoringwith just over two minutes left in the game when he ran in from thethree-yard line. Jones added 53 yards rushing in the game.Tabar had a team-high three receptions for 57 yards and also ran 18yards with a fumble recovery early in the game. The Mount’s defense, whichheld the Spartans to 157 yards of total offense, and two-of-12 on thirddown, was led by Erik Prosser, who had 10 tackles and a sack, and Yahl,who collected eight tackles. Juan Helvey had an interception return of 22yards. Manchester did not score on any of its six possessions of the secondhalf.November 8:Host Defiance College scored the go-ahead points on a34-yard TD pass play with 4:07 left in the game and made it stand up asthey defeated the Lions, 21-14. The Mount dropped to 5-4 overall and 3-4in the conference, finishing with their first sub-.500 mark in the HCAC sincethe 2001 season when they went 0-6.The game against the Yellow Jackets started out on a bad note for theLions as they turned the ball over on their first possession. With Defiancetaking control of the ball on the Mount 15-yard line, the home team didn’twait long to get on the scoreboard, scoring on a seven-yard TD run with11:24 showing on the clock. After two, three-and-out possessions by theLions, and another turnover - this time a fumble - Defiance upped theiradvantage to 14-0 after they took over the ball on the Mount two-yard lineand scored on the next play.The Lions finally got on the scoreboard late in the first half when BenHunterman scored on a two-yard run with just eight seconds remainingin the opening half. After holding Defiance on its first possession of thesecond half, and gaining the ball at their own 36-yard-line, the Mount puttogether its best drive of the game, with Jake Davis capping a six-play,64-yard, 2:31 drive by scoring on a two-yard run. Brian Weimer bootedthe PAT kick to tie the score at 14-all with 10:17 left in the third quarter.The key play of the drive was a 40-yard pass completion from Hunterman towideout Tim Meiner.Neither team was able to generate much offense the rest of the thirdquarter, and most of the fourth quarter, before Defiance’s go-ahead score inthe last quarter. The Lions went three-and-out on their next to last possessionof the game and Hunterman was intercepted at the Mount 35-yard lineon the last play of the game.The Mount was held to 192 yards of offense, including 72 yards on theground while Hunterman was 12-of-27 passing for 120 yards and twointerceptions. Brad Sersion had a team-high five receptions. Rocky Siegelled the Mount with 13 tackles while teammate Erik Prosser chipped in 10tackles. Defiance had 193 yards of offense in the game.November 18: The Mount was held to 80 yards of offense, and hostThomas More College rolled up 234 yards rushing and 454 yards in all, asthe Lions completed 2008 season play with a 19-0 loss to the Saints in theannual Bridge Bowl game. The Mount ended the season with a 5-5 mark.The Lions had trouble getting their offense untracked against the Saints,as they saw all six of their first half possessions end a variety of ways,including a missed 33-yard field goal on their first drive. Thomas More capitalizedon their first drive, connecting on a 24-yard field goal, and forceda safety to open the second quarter, grabbing a 5-0 lead in the game. Justunder two minutes later the Saints upped their advantage to 12-0 whenthey scored on a 14-yard TD pass play. Thomas More completed the scoringduring the day’s play when they scored on a three-yard rushing play with3:48 left in the third quarter.The Mount ended five of their six second half possessions by punting,with four of those drives coming on three-and-out series. Jake Davis ledthe Mount with 42 yards rushing while Vince Palmer was 10-for-23 passingfor 70 yards. Erik Prosser had a game-high 14 tackles while Nick Yahlchipped in nine tackles.2008 ResultsDate Opponent Site Score9/6 Wilmington College Cincinnati, OH W, 21-79/13 Lakeland College Sheboygan, WI W, 20-09/27 *Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Cincinnati, OH L, 27-2110/4 *Bluffton University Bluffton, OH W, 50-710/11 *Anderson University Cincinnati, OH L, 10-910/18 *Hanover College Hanover, IN W, 37-1910/25 *Franklin College (Homecoming) Cincinnati, OH L, 40-3511/1 *Manchester College (Senior Day) Cincinnati, OH W, 28-611/8 *Defiance College Defiance, OH L, 21-1411/15 Thomas More College (Bridge Bowl) Crestview Hills, KY L, 19-0*Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference game.Home games in bold.2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 31

2008 Team StatisticsMSJ OPPSCORING 235 156Points Per Game 23.5 15.6FIRST DOWNS 191 142Rushing 97 59Passing 81 73Penalty 13 10RUSHING YARDAGE 1568 1213Yards gained rushing 1838 1494Yards lost rushing 270 281Rushing Attempts 437 341Average Per Rush 3.6 3.6Average Per Game 156.8 121.3TDs Rushing 19 11PASSING YARDAGE 1782 1770Att-Comp-Int 287-152-12 315-158-15Average Per Pass 6.2 5.6Average Per Catch 11.7 11.2Average Per Game 178.2 177.0TDs Passing 12 10TOTAL OFFENSE 3350 2983Total Plays 724 656Average Per Play 4.6 4.5Average Per Game. 335.0 298.3KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 30-463 41-755PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 21-87 18-99INT RETURNS: #-Yards 15-184 12-42KICK RETURN AVERAGE 15.4 18.4PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 4.1 5.5INT RETURN AVERAGE 12.3 3.5MSJ OPPFUMBLES-LOST 18-9 17-9PENALTIES-Yards 58-610 73-605Average Per Game 61.0 60.5PUNTS-Yards 58-1829 66-2126Average Per Punt 31.5 32.2Net punt average 27.8 29.1TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:53 28:333RD-DOWN Conversions 58/157 42/1493rd-Down Pct 37% 28%4TH-DOWN Conversions 11/23 8/174th-Down Pct 48% 47%SACKS BY-Yards 14-76 15-101MISC YARDS 14 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 33 21FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 3-7 4-11ON-SIDE KICKS 0-2 0-2RED-ZONE SCORES 29-41 71% 17-27 63%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 26-41 63% 15-27 56%PAT-ATTEMPTS 28-32 88% 16-20 80%ATTENDANCE 8440 7347Games/Avg Per Game 5/1688 5/1469Neutral Site Games 0/0SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalMount 33 86 61 55 - 235Opponents 43 50 28 35 - 156RUSHINGGP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G2008 Individual StatisticsDavis, Jake 10 150 718 17 701 4.7 11 29 70.1Jones, Tyrone 10 131 513 32 481 3.7 3 21 48.1Joseph, Noah 5 39 255 20 235 6.0 1 30 47.0Adams, Cody 6 17 73 8 65 3.8 0 19 10.8Hunterman, Ben 7 26 82 21 61 2.3 2 20 8.7Corrill, Caleb 1 2 19 0 19 9.5 0 19 19.0Meiner, Tim 10 1 19 0 19 19.0 0 19 1.9Tabar, Derick 10 0 18 0 18 0.0 0 0 1.8Fuller, Justin 4 6 14 0 14 2.3 0 5 3.5Widolff, Ben 5 3 12 0 12 4.0 0 8 2.4Domaschko, Rob 7 4 10 0 10 2.5 0 5 1.4Howland, Chris 3 2 5 0 5 2.5 0 3 1.7Taylor, Thomas 2 2 4 0 4 2.0 1 2 2.0McGee, Nathan 9 2 3 0 3 1.5 0 3 0.3Zeis, Mike 9 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.1TEAM 8 2 0 2 -2 -1.0 0 0 -0.2Tresey, Patrick 1 1 0 2 -2 -2.0 0 0 -2.0RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GBarbour, John 7 1 0 8 -8 -8.0 0 0 -1.1Palmer, Vince 9 46 93 126 -33 -0.7 1 8 -3.7Vortkamp, Joe 10 1 0 33 -33 -33.0 0 0 -3.3Total 10 437 1838 270 1568 3.6 19 30 156.8Opponents 10 341 1494 281 1213 3.6 11 54 121.3PASSING GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GPalmer, Vince 9 119.81 123-224-8 54.9 1489 11 64 165.4Hunterman, Ben 7 75.83 26-57-4 45.6 261 1 49 37.3Howland, Chris 3 71.00 2-4-0 50.0 10 0 5 3.3Tresey, Patrick 1 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Meiner, Tim 10 284.80 1-1-0 100.0 22 0 22 2.2Total 10 110.55 152-287-12 53.0 1782 12 64 178.2Opponents 10 98.31 158-315-15 50.2 1770 10 78 177.032COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GMeiner, Tim 10 39 562 14.4 5 64 56.2Tabar, Derick 10 29 393 13.6 3 49 39.3Sersion, Brad 10 26 240 9.2 0 27 24.0Zeis, Mike 9 17 209 12.3 1 32 23.2Davis, Jake 10 10 74 7.4 0 16 7.4Jones, Tyrone 10 9 34 3.8 0 12 3.4Barnes, Lauris 4 5 130 26.0 1 52 32.5Widolff, Ben 5 5 45 9.0 1 13 9.0Barbour, John 7 3 24 8.0 0 12 3.4Carr, David 3 2 30 15.0 0 25 10.0Joseph, Noah 5 2 16 8.0 0 9 3.2Domaschko, Rob 7 2 12 6.0 0 6 1.7Shear, Scott 2 2 8 4.0 1 6 4.0Daubenmire, Evan 1 1 5 5.0 0 5 5.0Total 10 152 1782 11.7 12 64 178.2Opponents 10 158 1770 11.2 10 78 177.0PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongTabar, Derick 11 45 4.1 0 11Poetter, Phil 5 18 3.6 0 11Mundey, Damon 3 5 1.7 0 5Daubenmire, Evan 2 19 9.5 0 16Total 21 87 4.1 0 16Opponents 18 99 5.5 0 13INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD LongYahl, Nick 5 43 8.6 0 21Poetter, Phil 3 14 4.7 1 14Helvey, Juan 2 41 20.5 0 22Prosser, Erik 2 69 34.5 1 69Stautberg, Ricky 1 0 0.0 0 0Siegel, Rocky 1 1 1.0 0 1Davis, David 1 16 16.0 0 16Total 15 184 12.3 2 69Opponents 12 42 3.5 0 12KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongJones, Tyrone 16 268 16.8 0 35Joseph, Noah 6 118 19.7 0 35Adams, Cody 3 33 11.0 0 15Carr, David 2 39 19.5 0 21Poetter, Phil 1 0 0.0 0 0McGee, Nathan 1 3 3.0 0 3Yahl, Nick 1 2 2.0 0 2Total 30 463 15.4 0 35Opponents 41 755 18.4 0 65SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsDavis, Jake 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 66Weimer, Brian 0 3-5 24-27 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 33Meiner, Tim 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30Jones, Tyrone 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Tabar, Derick 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Hunterman, Ben 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Widolff, Ben 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Poetter, Phil 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Zeis, Mike 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Barnes, Lauris 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Shear, Scott 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Joseph, Noah 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Prosser, Erik 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Palmer, Vince 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Taylor, Thomas 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Vortkamp, Joe 0 0-2 4-5 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 4Total 33 3-7 28-32 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 235Opponents 21 4-11 16-20 0-0 0 0-1 0 1 156TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GPalmer, Vince 9 270 -33 1489 1456 161.8Davis, Jake 10 150 701 0 701 70.1Jones, Tyrone 10 131 481 0 481 48.1Hunterman, Ben 7 83 61 261 322 46.0Joseph, Noah 5 39 235 0 235 47.0Adams, Cody 6 17 65 0 65 10.8Meiner, Tim 10 2 19 22 41 4.1Corrill, Caleb 1 2 19 0 19 19.0Tabar, Derick 10 0 18 0 18 1.8Howland, Chris 3 6 5 10 15 5.0Fuller, Justin 4 6 14 0 14 3.5Widolff, Ben 5 3 12 0 12 2.4Domaschko, Rob 7 4 10 0 10 1.4Taylor, Thomas 2 2 4 0 4 2.0McGee, Nathan 9 2 3 0 3 0.3Zeis, Mike 9 1 -1 0 -1 -0.1Tresey, Patrick 1 2 -2 0 -2 -2.0Barbour, John 7 1 -8 0 -8 -1.1Vortkamp, Joe 10 1 -33 0 -33 -3.3TEAM 8 2 -2 0 -2 -0.2Total 10 724 1568 1782 3350 335.0Opponents 10 656 1213 1770 2983 298.3FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkVortkamp, Joe 0-2 0.0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0Weimer, Brian 3-5 60.0 0-0 2-3 1-2 0-0 0-0 32 0PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdVortkamp, Joe 54 1699 31.5 48 6 10 7 1Hunterman, Ben 2 82 41.0 45 0 0 0 0TEAM 1 15 15.0 15 0 0 0 0Palmer, Vince 1 33 33.0 33 0 0 1 0Total 58 1829 31.5 48 6 10 8 1Opponents 66 2126 32.2 66 6 3 15 22009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 33

2008 Individual Statistics (CONTINUED)ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GJones, Tyrone 10 481 34 0 268 0 783 78.3Davis, Jake 10 701 74 0 0 0 775 77.5Meiner, Tim 10 19 562 0 0 0 581 58.1Tabar, Derick 10 18 393 45 0 0 456 45.6Joseph, Noah 5 235 16 0 118 0 369 73.8Sersion, Brad 10 0 240 0 0 0 240 24.0Zeis, Mike 9 -1 209 0 0 0 208 23.1Barnes, Lauris 4 0 130 0 0 0 130 32.5Adams, Cody 6 65 0 0 33 0 98 16.3Carr, David 3 0 30 0 39 0 69 23.0Prosser, Erik 10 0 0 0 0 69 69 6.9Hunterman, Ben 7 61 0 0 0 0 61 8.7Widolff, Ben 5 12 45 0 0 0 57 11.4Yahl, Nick 9 0 0 0 2 43 45 5.0Helvey, Juan 10 0 0 0 0 41 41 4.1Poetter, Phil 10 0 0 18 0 14 32 3.2Daubenmire, Evan 1 0 5 19 0 0 24 24.0Domaschko, Rob 7 10 12 0 0 0 22 3.1Corrill, Caleb 1 19 0 0 0 0 19 19.0Davis, David 7 0 0 0 0 16 16 2.3Barbour, John 7 -8 24 0 0 0 16 2.3Fuller, Justin 4 14 0 0 0 0 14 3.5Shear, Scott 2 0 8 0 0 0 8 4.0McGee, Nathan 9 3 0 0 3 0 6 0.7Mundey, Damon 6 0 0 5 0 0 5 0.8Howland, Chris 3 5 0 0 0 0 5 1.7Taylor, Thomas 2 4 0 0 0 0 4 2.0Siegel, Rocky 10 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1Tresey, Patrick 1 -2 0 0 0 0 -2 -2.0TEAM 8 -2 0 0 0 0 -2 -0.2Palmer, Vince 9 -33 0 0 0 0 -33 -3.7Vortkamp, Joe 10 -33 0 0 0 0 -33 -3.3Total 10 1568 1782 87 463 184 4084 408.4Opponents 10 1213 1770 99 755 42 3879 387.9|------------------Tackles-----------------| |-Sacks-| |---------Pass Def-------| |---Fumbles---| BlkdDEF LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf56 Siegel, R. 10 29 53 82 4.0-9 1.0-2 1-1 . . 1-0 1 . .42 Prosser, E. 10 29 42 71 3.0-15 1.5-10 2-69 3 1 . 1-0 1 . .99 Harbin, A. 9 24 26 50 10.5-50 4.0-21 . 2 . . 1 . .40 Yahl, N. 9 28 20 48 3.0-4 . 5-43 2 . . 1 . .27 Stautberg, R. 10 25 15 40 2.0-5 . 1-0 3 . 1-0 . . .94 Hambrick, B. 10 21 19 40 3.5-11 . . 1 1 . . . .31 Poetter, P. 10 24 7 31 1.0-4 . 3-14 8 . 1-0 . 2 .9 Helvey, J. 10 16 13 29 . . 2-41 2 . . . . .34 Truster, P. 10 15 13 28 7.0-31 4.0-26 . . . . . 2 .61 Ehrnschwender, S. 9 7 18 25 3.5-9 . . . . 1-0 . . .75 Mitchell, R. 9 11 11 22 6.0-26 2.0-10 . . . . 2 . .98 O’Brien, K. 10 11 11 22 1.5-5 . . 2 . 1-0 . . .85 Fox, R. 8 8 9 17 2.5-8 1.5-7 . . . 1-0 1 . .23 Geyer, J. 7 7 9 16 1.5-4 . . 1 . . . . .46 Smith, V. 7 3 13 16 . . . . . . . . .12 Hardin, C. 7 10 6 16 1.5-3 . . 2 . 2-0 . . .6 Smithmeyer, R. 8 11 5 16 . . . 4 . . . 1 .37 James, K. 5 7 6 13 . . . . . . . . .4 Ehrnschwender, C. 8 7 4 11 1.0-19 . . . . . . . .24 Grieshop, M. 7 6 4 10 . . . . . . . . .34COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

|------------------Tackles-----------------| |-Sacks-| |---------Pass Def-------| |---Fumbles---| BlkdDEF LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick SafTM TEAM 8 10 . 10 2.0-8 . . . . . 4 . .21 Davis, D. 7 6 4 10 . . 1-16 1 . . . 1 .43 McIntosh, T. 8 3 5 8 . . . . . . . . .49 Stein, M. 3 4 3 7 0.5-4 . . . . . . . .38 Mundey, D. 6 4 3 7 . . . 2 . . . . .92 Osborne, D. 3 3 3 6 1.0-3 . . . . . . . .36 McGee, N. 9 2 4 6 . . . . . . . . .52 Mangrum, T. 3 2 3 5 . . . . . . . . .10 Rodger, A. 6 2 2 4 0.5-4 . . . . . . . .4C Crutcher, D. 1 2 1 3 1.0-2 . . . . . . . .25 Kavish, M. 3 2 1 3 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .29 Bruns, B. 4 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .11 Palmer, V. 9 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .69 Walsh, A. 6 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .55 Ward, J. 5 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .59 Barker, J. 3 1 . 1 . . . 1 . . . . .76 Bailey, K. 6 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .84 VonHertsenberg, S. 4 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .88 Hickey, C. 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .2T Termuhlen, D. 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .8 Barbour, J. 7 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .50 Wood, D. 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .7 Daubenmire, E. 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .45 Sprague, M. 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .35 Adams, C. 6 . 1 1 0.5-3 . . . . . . . .87 Sersion, B. 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .2 Tabar, D. 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .44 Davis, J. 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .97 Vortkamp, J. 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .6S Saylor, C. 1 . . . . . . 1 . . . . .5 Jones, T. 10 . . . . . . . . 0-12 . . .Total 10 355 339 694 58-228 14-76 15-184 35 2 9-12 11 6 .Opponent 10 397 384 781 56-218 15-101 12-42 38 6 9-18 11 1 1All-Time Series vs. OpponentsOpponent G W L T PCT MSJ PTS OPP PTSAnderson 11 5 6 0 .455 237 223Bluffton 19 12 7 0 .632 498 351Campbellsville 2 0 2 0 .000 34 64Centre 2 0 2 0 .000 25 56Cumberland (KY) 3 1 2 0 .333 44 83Dayton 3 0 3 0 .000 37 121Defiance 17 8 9 0 .471 312 331DePauw 3 1 2 0 .333 37 65Franklin 13 7 6 0 .538 358 394Georgetown 4 0 4 0 .000 34 200Hanover 17 4 13 0 .235 413 530Hiram 3 2 1 0 .667 85 43Illinois Wesleyan 2 2 0 0 1.000 53 22Kalamazoo 6 3 3 0 .500 125 127Ky. Wesleyan 2 0 2 0 .000 35 94Lakeland 1 1 0 0 1.000 20 0Malone 2 2 0 0 1.000 63 20Manchester 13 10 3 0 .769 339 199Mount Union 1 0 1 0 .000 6 49Muskingum 2 0 2 0 .000 29 145The 2008 Lions’ special teams atttempt to block a kick.2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 35

All-Time Series vs. Opponents (CONTINUED)Opponent G W L T PCT MSJ PTS OPP PTSOlivet 2 1 1 0 .500 50 38Olivet Nazarene 2 2 0 0 1.000 48 40Otterbein 3 0 3 0 .000 15 89Rose-Hulman 7 6 1 0 .857 233 103Sue Bennett 3 3 0 0 1.000 102 48Thomas More 13 3 10 0 .231 250 376Tiffin 4 1 2 1 .375 61 78Urbana 6 4 2 0 .667 123 70Wabash 3 0 3 0 .000 42 110Wash. & Jefferson 2 0 2 0 .000 14 62Wheaton (IL) 2 0 2 0 .000 35 73Wilmington 16 9 7 0 .563 385 413Totals 192 89 102 1 .466 4,150 4,50332 opponents in all-time series: The Mount holds a winning record against 12 opponents, two series are tied, 18 opponents hold a lead over MSJ.(Percentages include tie games as half-game won, half-game lost).Year-to-Year Win Loss RecordsYear W L T PF PA1990 1 9 0 160 3301991 4 6 0 204 2491992 4 5 0 135 2691993 3 6 1 202 2601994 2 8 0 219 3331995 5 4 0 218 2211996 5 5 0 193 2451997 5 5 0 220 2001998 2 8 0 154 3341999 3 7 0 225 2552000 2 8 0 142 3462001 0 10 0 124 3512002 5 5 0 229 2702003 6 4 0 198 1502004 10 1 0 299 1472005 9 2 0 366 1892006 9 2 0 269 1252007 9 2 0 356 1722008 5 5 0 235 156Totals 89 102 1 4,150 4,503HCACW L0 60 64 24 26 05 17 06 13 435 22Mount Milestones1st win31-10 vs. Rose-Hulman, 1990(First game in Mount history)25th win27-21 vs. Franklin, 199750th win21-19 vs. Kalamazoo, 2004Game number 10035-0 loss to Otterbein, 2000Playoff History: (NCAA Division III)Wheaton (IL) 31, Mount 7, 2004Mount Union 49, Mount 6, 2005Wheaton (IL) 42, Mount 28, 2006Wabash 31, Mount 21, 200775th win20-6 vs. Defiance, 2006Junior wide receiver Derick Tabar looks to get open.36COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Season-by-Season ResultsYear (Record)1990 (1-9)31 Rose-Hulman 014 Hanover 320 DePauw 3013 Campbellsville 330 Georgetown 6312 Centre 4221 Bluffton 2629 Defiance 4022 Thomas More 2518 Wilmington 291991 (4-6)32 Rose-Hulman 2714 Georgetown 5312 Hanover 3734 Urbana 1421 Campbellsville 3113 Centre 1419 Bluffton 1213 Defiance 2818 Thomas More 1928 Wilmington 141992 (4-5)17 Tiffin 148 Georgetown 6014 Cumberland U. 350 Dayton 473 Defiance 3241 Bluffton 021 Olivet Nazarene 193 Thomas More 4128 Wilmington 211993 (3-6-1)10 Tiffin 1012 Georgetown 2442 Malone 622 Cumberland U. 2123 Dayton 240 Defiance 4214 Bluffton 1627 Olivet Nazarene 2121 Thomas More 5431 Wilmington 421994 (2-8)14 Dayton 5014 Tiffin 2821 Malone 148 Cumberland U. 2735 Hanover 4210 Defiance 2728 Bluffton 1023 DePauw 2817 Thomas More 4849 Wilmington 59Year (Record)1995 (5-4)20 Tiffin 2631 Urbana 033 Hanover 4420 Defiance 1424 Sue Bennett 1335 Bluffton 2514 DePauw 727 Thomas More 6014 Wilmington 321996 (5-5)6 Franklin 3835 Urbana 1420 Manchester 149 Hanover 2719 Defiance 2041 Sue Bennett 2214 Bluffton 37 Wash. & Jefferson 4221 Wilmington 1421 Ky. Wesleyan 511997 (5-5)27 Franklin 2110 Urbana 010 Manchester 1321 Hanover 2537 Sue Bennett 1328 Defiance 035 Bluffton 407 Wash.& Jefferson 2031 Wilmington 2514 Ky. Wesleyan 431998 (2-8, 2-5 HCAC)15 Olivet 280 Otterbein 243 Urbana 290 Wabash* 4517 Wilmington* 2133 Anderson* 2617 Franklin* 5214 Hanover* 3721 Bluffton* 4534 Manchester* 271999 (3-7, 2-5 HCAC)35 Olivet 1315 Otterbein 3010 Urbana 1321 Wabash* 348 Wilmington* 4511 Anderson* 1446 Franklin* 2925 Hanover* 2926 Bluffton* 2721 Manchester* 28 (OT)Year (Record)2000 (2-8, 0-6 HCAC)14 Muskingum 420 Otterbein 3524 Kalamazoo 1926 Hiram 2114 Defiance* 280 Bluffton* 3317 Anderson* 1912 Hanover* 5514 Manchester* 3621 Franklin* 582001 (0-10, 0-6 HCAC)0 Muskingum 2214 Otterbein 5618 Kalamazoo 418 Hiram 2213 Defiance* 367 Bluffton* 4521 Anderson* 3914 Hanover* 3610 Manchester* 1619 Franklin* 382002 (5-5, 4-2 HCAC)20 Wilmington 4551 Hiram 013 Kalamazoo 2728 Franklin* 1323 Manchester* 1721 Defiance* 837 Bluffton* 3515 Anderson* 4614 Hanover* 496 Thomas More 302003 (6-4, 4-2 HCAC)26 Wilmington 1214 Oberlin 77 Kalamazoo 2117 Franklin* 1328 Manchester* 617 Defiance* 024 Bluffton* 010 Anderson* 2724 Hanover* 2631 Thomas More 382004 (10-1, 6-0 HCAC)21 Wilmington 1021 Rose-Hulman 321 Kalamazoo 1929 Hanover* 1034 Franklin* 3037 Manchester* 041 Defiance* 1025 Bluffton* 1331 Anderson* 2132 Thomas More 07 Wheaton** 31Year (Record)2005 (9-2, 5-1 HCAC)21 Wilmington 1849 Rose-Hulman 742 Kalamazoo 035 Hanover* 4141 Franklin* 2028 Manchester* 740 Defiance* 1956 Bluffton* 1417 Anderson* 731 Thomas More 76 Mount Union** 492006 (9-2, 7-0 HCAC)24 Wilmington 020 Rose-Hulman* 928 Illinois Wesleyan 736 Anderson* 1424 Hanover* 021 Franklin* 1434 Manchester* 1220 Defiance* 617 Bluffton* 017 Thomas More 2128 Wheaton** 422007 (9-2, 6-1 HCAC)31 Wilmington 1949 Rose-Hulman 2025 Illinois Wesleyan 1537 Anderson* 056 Hanover* 2119 Franklin* 2845 Manchester* 2410 Defiance* 028 Bluffton* 035 Thomas More 1421 Wabash** 312008 (5-5, 3-4 HCAC)21 Wilmington 720 Lakeland 021 Rose-Hulman* 2750 Bluffton* 79 Anderson* 1037 Hanover* 1935 Franklin* 4028 Manchester* 614 Defiance* 210 Thomas More 19*Heartland Collegiate AthleticConference game.**NCAA Division III Playoff game.2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 37

Mount in the HCACThe College of Mount St. Joseph has been a member of the HeartlandCollegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) since 1998. Other conference schoolsthat compete against the Mount in football are: Anderson University,Bluffton University, Defiance College, Franklin College, Hanover College,Manchester College and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology. After winningless than one-half of their games in the conference each season from1998-2001, the Lions have been over .500 every season since, going 32-6in HCAC play from 2002-2007.In 1998, the first year in the conference, the Lions finished with a2-5 record. Doug Anderson, Doug Nicholas and Mark Stewart werenamed First Team All-Conference while Mark Schorsch, Eric Seibert, MikeLind, and Eddie Stewart all gained Honorable Mention status. Doug Andersonplaced fourth in total rushing yards. John Flowers placed third in puntreturns and fourth in kickoff returns.The Lions ended the 1999 season with the same record, 2-5, as in 1998.The Mount rushed for 1,543 yards in 1999, which placed them first in rushingamong the other six teams. Doug Anderson helped the Lions gain thattitle by rushing for 676 of those 1,543 yards, placing him second in rushingyards among all other players in the conference. Mark Schorsch scoredseven touchdowns for the Mount and scored a total of 44 points. Duringthis year, Doug Nicholas, Eddie Stewart and Brian Roemer were given theaward of First Team All-Conference and Doug Anderson, Clint Kirker, JustinRoden, and Mark Schorsch were chosen Honorable Mention. 2000 broughtabout a 0-6 record, but the Lions had many accomplishments. The Lionswere third in rushing with 827 yards, including 687 yards gained by DougAnderson in conference games. Matt Goodwin and Anderson were namedFirst Team All-Conference;Chad Corbin, Jeff Haynes, Bob Lehman, and MattSunderman were named Second Team All-Conference; and Corey Jones, BartStouffer and Jerry Thompson received Honorable Mention awards. Playerof the Week awards were given to two Mount players: Anderson for offenseand Jeff Haynes for defense during the week of September 16.The Lions were winless in the conference for a second year in a row in2001, posting a 0-6 record. The Lions, however, did record some solidnumbers in the HCAC. The Mount defense placed third in rushing with 1,417total yards, averaging 3.3 yards per rush. The Lions also placed third intotal sacks with 27 for 176 lost yards. Chris Stoffran and Chad Corbin werenamed First Team All-Conference. Brooks Klosterman, Mike Holzinger, PatMcAtee, and Neil Nieberding were named Second Team All-Conference, andJoe Dollenmeyer, Paul Behling and Matt Goodwin received HonorableMention distinction.The Mount was the surprise team of the conference in 2002. Picked forsixth (out of the seven conference schools) in the coaches preseason poll,the Mount rolled off four straight conference wins to open the season andfinished 4-2 in the HCAC - the team’s first .500 or better record in theirconference history. The Lions came in third in the HCAC, finishing behindHanover and Anderson (preseason favorite). Ten players made one of theAll-Conference teams (first, second or honorable mention) while AndyWellendorf was selected Freshman of the Year and Pat McAtee was namedDefensive Player of the Year. Head Coach Rod Huber was also chosen asHCAC Coach of the Year. Six different players received All-Academic statusand six Mount players grabbed HCAC Player of the Week honors.The Lions had another fine season in 2003. They took their secondstraight third place finish, ending with a 4-2 record with losses to Hanoverand Anderson. The Lions also had ten players awarded All-Conferencehonors of either first, second or honorable mention. Senior Eric Johnsonalso won the Defensive Player of the Year award.The 2004 season was an historic one for the Lions in the HCAC. The teambreezed through the regular season unbeaten, 6-0, and recorded their firstHCAC Championship, edging Hanover College by one game. The Lions38COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHwere led throughout the season by many different players, including widereceiver Andy Wellendorf and Matt Lawless, who each grabbed conferencePlayer of the Year honors. Head Coach Rod Huber received his second HCACCoach of the Year award, as he directed his squad to their first-ever NCAADivision III playoff appearance. Twelve Lions in all, including seven onthe first team, were named All-Conference for their play. The Mount alsograbbed 10 HCAC Player of the Week awards during the season. The Mount’sdefense allowed a conference-best 65 yards rushing per game.In 2005, the Mount picked up right where they left off the year before.In another impressive season, the Lions once again plowed through theregular season, finishing with a record of 9-1 overall and a 5-1 record inthe HCAC. It would mark their second consecutive outright HCAC Championship,a feat accomplished only twice before in conference history. Anumber of Lions had stellar individual years and the Mount saw fourteenplayers reach All-Conference status. Mike Lovell was named the 2005 HCACOffensive Most Valuable Player and Kevin Koch won the HCAC Special TeamsMost Valuable Player. The Lions received their second straight and secondeverbid to the NCAA Division III Playoffs.The Mount claimed its third straight HCAC title in 2006, going 7-0 andoutscoring conference teams, 172-55. Mike Lovell (offense) and Matt Lawless(co-defense) captured individual MVP awards in the conference whilethe Lions placed a conference-best 15 players on the first, second andhonorable mention All-HCAC teams. The Lions were first in rushing offense,rushing defense and punting, as well as second in total defense, passdefense and turnover margin. Lovell placed first in rushing yards per game,nearly double the runner-up, first in points scored per game. The Lions alsohad six HCAC Player of the Week awards and had five student-athletesmake academic All-Conference.The Lions finished second in the HCAC in 2007, just one game behindFranklin College, who defeated the Mount, 28-19. The Mount had some outstandingstatistics in conference games, finishing second in total offense,third in rushing offense, first in kick return average, first in total defense,first in pass defense, first in turnover margin, first in punt return average,and first in punting. Top three individual performances were turned in byVince Palmer, who was third in the HCAC in passing yards per game (221.7),and second in pass efficiency (148.3). Kevin Koch was third in kick scoringpoints per game (5.1) while Neil Skirvin led the HCAC in putting at 40.9yards per game. Joel Steinmetz was second in punt return average (9.1)while teammate Tyrone Jones was first in kick return average (28.7). AlexHarbin as second in sacks per game (1.42) while Ricky Stautberg wassecond in the HCAC with four interceptions.Nick Yahl, Phil Poetter, Brian White, Marcus Pryor, Marshall Root, Harbin,and Stautberg were named First Team All-HCAC while Lion teammatesRocky Siegel, Kyle Prosser and Palmer were named Second Team All-HCAC.Kevin Cocanougher and Steinmetz were selected Honorable MentionAll-Conference. Mike Jones, Stautberg, Harbin, Poetter, and Skirvin pickedup conference Player of the Week honors in 2007.The Mount slipped to sixth in the HCAC in 2008, four games behindFranklin College who for the second consecutive year won the conference.The four losses the Mount suffered in HCAC play were by a total of 19points, including a one-point setback to Anderson University. The Lionsranked second in total defense, first in red zone offense, with an 86 percentconversion rate once in the red zone. The Lions also finished second inscoring defense and pass offense in the conference. Nick Yahl was secondin the HCAC in interceptions with three, Vince Palmer ranked third in theconference in passing efficiency (125.7) also with a nearly sixty percentcompletion rate. Earning a spot on the All-Conference First Team for theLions in 2008 were Tim Meiner, Anthony Walsh, Alex Harbin, Rocky Siegel,Erik Prosser, Ricky Stautberg, and Phil Poetter. Jake Davis and Nick Yahlwere named Second Team All-HCAC, while Siegel and Yahl were namedconference Players of the Week during the 2008 campaign.

2008 HCAC StandingsConferenceOverallGP Record Win Pct. PF PA GP Record Win Pct. PF PAFranklin 7 7-0 1.000 296 106 13 11-2 .846 524 317Rose-Hulman 7 5-2 .714 214 197 10 7-3 .700 281 264Anderson 7 4-3 .571 193 174 10 5-5 .500 274 267Defiance 7 4-3 .571 142 146 10 4-6 .400 166 243Manchester 7 3-4 .429 163 157 10 5-5 .500 258 226Mount 7 3-4 .429 194 130 10 5-5 .500 235 156Hanover 7 2-5 .286 169 255 9 2-7 .222 223 335Bluffton 7 0-7 .000 73 279 10 1-9 .100 103 3772008 HCAC Team Statistics (CONFERENCE GAMES ONLY)TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/GFranklin 7 1237 2054 467 3291 7.0 37 470.1Anderson 7 1360 1539 528 2899 5.5 24 414.1Manchester 7 1297 1364 512 2661 5.2 22 380.1Rose-Hulman 7 1366 1294 479 2660 5.6 29 380.0Hanover 7 547 2110 580 2657 4.6 24 379.6Mount 7 1212 1213 507 2425 4.8 25 346.4Defiance 7 1076 898 435 1974 4.5 18 282.0Bluffton 7 421 833 407 1254 3.1 7 179.1TOTAL DEFENSE G Rush Pass Plys Yards Avg TD Yds/GFranklin 7 549 1397 499 1946 3.9 11 278.0Mount 7 832 1322 445 2154 4.8 18 307.7Defiance 7 794 1466 527 2260 4.3 19 322.9Manchester 7 953 1408 443 2361 5.3 21 337.3Anderson 7 805 1602 490 2407 4.9 23 343.9Rose-Hulman 7 1270 1375 467 2645 5.7 27 377.9Bluffton 7 1714 1161 511 2875 5.6 36 410.7Hanover 7 1599 1574 533 3173 6.0 31 453.3PASS OFFENSE G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/GHanover 7 371 217 18 58.5 2110 5.7 15 301.4Franklin 7 216 144 7 66.7 2054 9.5 23 293.4Anderson 7 235 123 8 52.3 1539 6.5 8 219.9Manchester 7 220 131 9 59.5 1364 6.2 10 194.9Rose-Hulman 7 180 106 9 58.9 1294 7.2 10 184.9Mount 7 195 107 10 54.9 1213 6.2 9 173.3Defiance 7 155 88 3 56.8 898 5.8 8 128.3Bluffton 7 183 82 10 44.8 833 4.6 3 119.0PASS DEFENSE G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/GBluffton 7 172 113 7 65.7 1161 6.8 5 165.9Mount 7 209 118 10 56.5 1322 6.3 8 188.9Rose-Hulman 7 212 122 7 57.5 1375 6.5 11 196.4Franklin 7 251 129 12 51.4 1397 5.6 9 199.6Manchester 7 212 121 7 57.1 1408 6.6 13 201.1Defiance 7 266 143 8 53.8 1466 5.5 8 209.4Hanover 7 201 117 7 58.2 1574 7.8 15 224.9Anderson 7 232 135 16 58.2 1602 6.9 17 2 228.92009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 39

2008 HCAC Team Statistics (CONFERENCE GAMES ONLY)|------------Gained-----------| |-------------Lost-------------|TURNOVER MARGIN G Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Mar Per/GRose-Hulman 7 8 7 15 2 9 11 +4 0.57Manchester 7 8 7 15 3 9 12 +3 0.43Franklin 7 4 12 16 6 7 13 +3 0.43Anderson 7 2 16 18 9 8 17 +1 0.14Defiance 7 2 8 10 7 3 10 +0 0.00Bluffton 7 8 7 15 7 10 17 -2 -0.29Mount 7 5 10 15 7 10 17 -2 -0.29Hanover 7 9 7 16 5 18 23 -7 -1.00RUSHING OFFENSE G Att Yds Avg TD Yds/GRose-Hulman 7 299 1366 4.6 19 195.1Anderson 7 293 1360 4.6 16 194.3Manchester 7 292 1297 4.4 12 185.3Franklin 7 251 1237 4.9 14 176.7Mount 7 312 1212 3.9 16 173.1Defiance 7 280 1076 3.8 10 153.7Hanover 7 209 547 2.6 9 78.1Bluffton 7 224 421 1.9 4 60.1RUSHING DEFENSE G Rushes Yards Avg. TD Yds/GFranklin 7 248 549 2.2 2 78.4Defiance 7 261 794 3.0 11 113.4Anderson 7 258 805 3.1 6 1 15.0Mount 7 236 832 3.5 10 118.9Manchester 7 231 953 4.1 8 136.1Rose-Hulman 7 255 1270 5.0 16 181.4Hanover 7 332 1599 4.8 16 228.4Bluffton 7 339 1714 5.1 31 244.9PUNT RETURNS G Ret Yds TD AvgRose-Hulman 7 9 73 0 8.1Manchester 7 18 140 0 7.8Franklin 7 17 120 3 7.1Hanover 7 16 95 0 5.9Defiance 7 15 84 0 5.6Bluffton 7 8 41 0 5.1Mount 7 13 56 0 4.3Anderson 7 12 26 0 2.2KICKOFF RETURNS G Ret Yds TD AvgRose-Hulman 7 29 707 1 24.4Bluffton 7 43 882 1 20.5Anderson 7 31 553 0 17.8Defiance 7 26 455 0 17.5Franklin 7 20 348 0 17.4Hanover 7 43 738 0 17.2Mount 7 23 394 0 17.1Manchester 7 27 433 0 16.02008 HCAC Individual Statistics (CONFERENCE GAMES ONLY)TOTAL OFFENSE Team Cl G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/GSHARP, N HC FR 7 111 2095 405 2206 315.1Rupp, Chad FC SR 7 224 1949 262 2173 310.4Grimes, Caleb MC JR 7 349 1364 280 1713 244.7Eitel, Derek RHIT JR 7 -14 1273 225 1259 179.9Thurston, Chase AU JR 6 1 954 181 955 159.2Palmer, Vince MSJ SR 6 -16 920 162 904 150.7Stott, Darryl AU SO 6 863 0 149 863 143.8Powell, Rick DC FR 7 102 898 213 1000 142.9Bueltel, Calvin RHIT JR 7 883 0 159 883 126.1Wells, Brandon MC JR 7 719 0 163 719 102.7RUSHING Team Cl G Att Yds Avg TD Yds/GStott, Darryl AU SO 6 149 863 5.8 11 143.8Bueltel, Calvin RHIT JR 7 159 883 5.6 11 126.1Wells, Brandon MC JR 7 163 719 4.4 9 102.7Caralla, Lewis DC SR 7 120 640 5.3 6 91.4Davis, Jake MSJ SO 7 115 579 5.0 9 82.7Kuesel, Drew DC FR 7 95 372 3.9 4 53.1Grimes, Caleb MC JR 7 62 349 5.6 1 49.9Jones, Tyrone MSJ SO 7 93 334 3.6 3 47.7Sims, John AU 6 53 282 5.3 2 47.0McMoore, Fred FC SO 6 51 247 4.8 4 41.240COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

PASS EFFICIENCY Team Cl G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Eff.Rupp, Chad FC SR 7 205 135 7 65.9 1949 22 174.3Eitel, Derek RHIT JR 7 176 105 8 59.7 1273 10 130.1Palmer, Vince MSJ SR 6 135 78 6 57.8 920 8 125.7Powell, Rick DC FR 7 154 88 2 57.1 898 8 120.7Grimes, Caleb MC JR 7 218 130 9 59.6 1364 10 119.1SHARP, N HC FR 7 361 216 16 59.8 2095 15 113.4Thurston, Chase AU JR 6 156 80 6 51.3 954 2 99.2Dunlap,D BU FR 7 87 37 5 42.5 380 2 75.3Thiems, T HC SR 7 9 1 2 11.1 15 0 -19.3RECEIVE YDS/GAME Team Cl G Rec Yds TD Avg/C Yds/GThiems, T HC SR 7 90 771 7 8.6 110.1Passfiume, D HC FR 7 48 552 2 11.5 78.9Russell, Chris AU SO 7 30 548 5 18.3 78.3Yoder, Jared MC SR 7 36 448 6 12.4 64.0Meiner, Tim MSJ SR 7 30 401 4 13.4 57.3SMART, B. HC JR 7 30 367 2 12.2 52.4Eason, Reed RHIT SO 7 30 351 5 11.7 50.1Gregory, Tony FC SR 7 23 336 3 14.6 48.0Wiedenhoft, N DC FR 7 28 333 3 11.9 47.6Craig, Neil FC SR 6 15 271 3 18.1 45.2ALL PURPOSE Team Cl G Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/GPassafiume, D HC FR 7 1 552 0 599 1152 164.6Stott, Darryl AU SO 6 863 77 0 0 940 156.7Bueltel, Calvin RHIT JR 7 883 4 0 143 1030 147.1Wells, Brandon MC JR 7 719 150 13 19 901 128.7Schrock, Tim RHIT SR 7 161 235 10 489 895 127.9Thiems, T HC SR 7 41 771 70 7 889 127.0Russell, Chris AU SO 7 3 548 0 300 851 121.6Yoder, Jared MC SR 7 28 448 127 208 811 115.9Caralla, Lewis DC SR 7 640 56 0 93 789 112.7Lovelace, A BU SR 7 0 115 24 540 679 97.0SCORING Team Cl G TD XPT FG Pts Pts/GStott, Darryl AU SO 6 11 0 0 66 11.0Bueltel, Calvin RHIT JR 7 11 0 0 66 9.4Wells, Brandon MC JR 7 10 0 0 60 8.6Davis, Jake MSJ SO 7 9 0 0 54 7.7THIEMS, T HC SR 7 8 0 0 48 6.9Magdalinos, M FC JR 7 0 35 4 47 6.7Caralla, Lewis DC SR 7 7 0 0 42 6.0Cork, Tristan AU JR 7 0 23 5 38 5.4Yoder, Jared MC SR 7 6 0 0 36 5.1Juett, J HC JR 7 6 0 0 36 5.1SCORING (KICK) Team Cl G PATs FGs Pts Pts/GMagdalinos, M FC JR 7 35-37 4-6 47 6.7Cork, Tristan AU JR 7 23-24 5-9 38 5.4Schneider, Nick RHIT FR 7 28-30 2-3 34 4.9Weimer, Brian MSJ SO 7 23-26 3-4 32 4.6Fry, Ian MC SO 7 19-22 4-9 31 4.4Foos, Tom DC SO 7 19-20 1-3 22 3.1Thompson,J BU JR 7 7-7 4-7 19 2.7SMART, B HC JR 7 13-15 2-4 19 2.7Woodbury, Max FC SO 7 3-3 0-0 3 0.42009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 41

2008 HCAC Individual Statistics (CONFERENCE GAMES ONLY - CONTINUED)FIELD GOALS Team Cl G FG FGA Pct. FG/GCork, Tristan AU JR 7 5 9 55.6 .71Magdalinos, M FC JR 7 4 6 66.7 .57Thompson, J BU JR 7 4 7 57.1 .57Fry, Ian MC SO 7 4 9 44.4 .57Weimer, Brian MSJ SO 7 3 4 75.0 .43Schneider, Nick RHIT FR 7 2 3 66.7 .29Smart, B HC JR 7 2 4 50.0 .29Foos, Tom DC SO 7 1 3 33.3 .14PUNTING Team Cl G Punts Yds AvgEason, Reed RHIT SO 7 30 1135 37.8Foos, Tom DC SO 7 37 1393 37.6Coleman,K BU SR 7 27 1012 37.5Stewart, C HC JR 7 41 1519 37.0Thurston, Chase AU JR 6 26 851 32.7Wells, Brandon MC JR 7 33 1049 31.8Vortkamp, Joe MSJ SR 7 35 1081 30.9PUNT RETURN AVG Team Cl GRet Yds TD AvgRichter, Nate RHIT SR 77 63 0 9.0Yoder, Jared MC SR 716 127 0 7.9Supan, Dustin DC JR 711 69 0 6.3Thiems, T HC SR 714 70 0 5.0Deffner, Logan FC SR 711 44 0 4.0Snyder, Dustin AU 710 20 0 2.0KICK RETURN AVG Team Cl G Ret Yds TD AvgSchrock, Tim RHIT SR 7 18 489 1 27.2Miller, A BU FR 7 13 301 1 23.2Passafiume, D HC FR 7 26 599 0 23.0Lovelace, A BU SR 7 25 540 0 21.6Bueltel, Calvin RHIT JR 7 7 143 0 20.4Russell, Chris AU SO 7 16 300 0 18.8Jones, Tyrone MSJ SO 7 13 229 0 17.6Anderson, Steve AU 6 11 193 0 17.5Yoder, Jared MC SR 7 12 208 0 17.32008 All-Conference defensive back Ricky Stautberg againstFranklin CollegeTACKLES FOR LOSS Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/GWilsey, Jathan AU 7 9 4 29 11.0 1.57McManus, Dan FC SR 7 DL 10 1 77 10.5 1.50Hildenbrand, Ry AU 7 9 3 25 10.5 1.50Agner, M BU SR 7 LB 8 3 23 9.5 1.36Townsell, Jerem AU 7 6 5 44 8.5 1.21Smythe, Levi FC SR 6 DL 8 0 25 8.0 1.33Hedderly, Austi DC SO 7 DL 6 3 42 7.5 1.07Atkins, Wes MC SR 7 7 1 21 7.5 1.07Capstick, Micha AU 7 5 5 37 7.5 1.07Guisinger, Trav DC JR 7 DB 6 2 30 7.0 1.0042COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

SACKS Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/GMcManus, Dan FC SR 7 DL 8 1 72 8.5 1.21Smythe, Levi FC SR 6 DL 5 0 21 5.0 0.83Hedderly, Austi DC SO 7 DL 3 1 35 3.5 0.50Duncan, Pat RHIT JR 6 DL 3 0 35 3.0 0.50Townsell, Jeremy AU SR 7 3 0 3 1 3.0 0.43Wells, Leonard AU 7 3 0 1 8 3.0 0.43Atkins, Wes MC SR 7 3 0 1 3 3.0 0.43Billings, Joel DC JR 7 DL 2 1 16 2.5 0.36Hildenbrand, Ry AU SO 7 2 1 12 2.5 0.36Guisinger, Trav DC JR 7 DB 2 0 20 2.0 0.29INTERCEPTIONS Team Cl G Int Yds TD Int/GPerrin, Cory AU FR 7 4 53 0 0.57Yahl, Nick MSJ SR 6 3 21 0 0.50Snyder, Keith DC SR 7 3 60 1 0.43Longsdorf, Kyle DC SO 7 3 46 1 0.43Benbow, Chance AU 7 3 44 0 0.43Spillman, M HC SO 7 2 70 0 0.29Dunlap,M BU SO 7 2 64 0 0.29Cochran, Nick FC FR 7 2 41 0 0.29Helvey, Juan MSJ JR 7 2 41 0 0.29Martin, Scott FC SR 7 2 40 0 0.292008 HCAC All-ConferenceFirst TeamName School Year PositionChad Rupp Franklin Sr. QBCalvin Bueltel Rose-Hulman Jr. RBDarryl Stott Anderson So. RBReed Eason Rose-Hulman So. TETyler Thiems Hanover Sr. WR/Ret.Jared Yoder Manchester Sr. WRChris Russell Anderson So. WRTim Meiner Mount Sr. WRAnthony Walsh Mount Jr. OLSeth Qualls Franklin Jr. OLNick Zee-Cheng Rose-Hulman Sr. OLChad Schenkel Franklin So. OLSam Weaver Anderson Sr. OLChase Estepp Manchester So. OLDan McManus Franklin Sr. DLPaul Spreen Rose-Hulman Sr. DLJeremiah Townsell Anderson Sr. DLLevi Smythe Franklin Sr. DLAlex Harbin Mount Jr. DLRocky Siegal Mount Sr. LBErik Prosser Mount So. LBRyan Hildenbrand Anderson So. LBMichael Spillman Hanover So. LBMike DePoy Manchester Jr. LBScott Eaton Rose-Hulman So. LBKeith Snyder Defiance Sr. DBRoshawn Hill Franklin Sr. DBRicky Stautberg Mount Sr. DBPhil Poetter Mount Sr. DBRory Mannering Hanover Fr. DBTristan Cork Anderson Jr. KTom Foos Defiance So. PTim Schrock Rose-Hulman Sr. Ret.Bryan Wong Rose-Hulman Sr. SpecialistSecond TeamName School Year PositionCaleb Grimes Manchester Jr. QBDerek Eitel Rose-Hulman Jr. QBLewis Caralla Defiance Sr. RBJake Davis Mount So. RBBobby Smart Hanover Jr. TENeil Craig Franklin Sr. WRTony Gregory Franklin Sr. WRKevin Lynch Franklin Sr. WRAndrew Lovelace Bluffton Sr. WR/Ret.Nathan Lundy Anderson Sr. OLNick Nicol Defiance Jr. OLTim Chambers Defiance Sr. OLPat Hillenburg Franklin Sr. OLSpencer Fulk Manchester Sr. OLJeff Ketchum Rose-Hulman Fr. OLKyle Rode Bluffton Sr. DLAustin Hedderly Defiance So. DLJoel Billings Defiance Jr. DLNick Rulon Franklin Sr. DLWes Atkins Manchester Sr. DLJamison Foley Franklin Sr. LBNick Cochran Franklin So. LBDanny Cornely Hanover Jr. LBNick Yahl Mount Sr. LBMitch Agner Bluffton Sr. LBDustin Supan Defiance Jr. DBScott Martin Franklin Sr. DBJermiah Jones Manchester Jr. DBBeau Bradtmiller Manchester Sr. DBKyle Stevens Rose-Hulman Jr. DBMachy Magdalinos Franklin Jr. K2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 43

2008 HCAC All-Conference (CONTINUED)Second TeamName School Year PositionJon Thompson Bluffton Jr. KReed Eason Rose-Hulman So. PDaniel Passafiume Hanover Fr. Ret.Antwane Miller Bluffton Fr. SpecialistHonorable MentionName School Year PositionChase Thurston Anderson Jr. QBShawn Wedmore Anderson Jr. OLLuke Hurst Anderson So. DBCory Perrin Anderson Fr. DBKyle Coleman Bluffton Sr. DBMitch Dunlap Bluffton So. DBBrandon Herr Bluffton Jr. DBSteve Sealscott Bluffton Fr. DBKent Corthell Defiance Fr. OLHonorable MentionName School Year PositionNick Wiedenhoft Defiance Fr. WRKyle Longsdorf Defiance So. DBTravis Guisinger Defiance Jr. DBNick Sharp Hanover Fr. QBCorry Stewart Hanover Jr. PJoe Vormohr Hanover Jr. OLDaniel Passafiume Hanover Fr. WRBrandon Wells Manchester Jr. RBDerick Tabar Mount So. WRPat Duncan Rose-Hulman Jr. DLBrad D’Agnillo Rose-Hulman Fr. DBRobby Alumbaugh Rose-Hulman So. DBOffensive Most Valuable Player - Chad Rupp, Franklin CollegeDefensive Most Valuable Player - Dan McManus, Franklin CollegeSpecial Teams Most Valuable Player - Tyler Thiems, Hanover CollegeFreshman of the Year - Nick Sharp, Hanover CollegeCoach of the Year - Mike Leonard, Franklin College2008 HCAC Players of the WeekOffenseWeek Ending Player, TeamDefenseWeek Ending Player, TeamSept. 7 Tim Meiner, MountSept. 7 Kyle Stevens, Rose-HulmanSept. 14 Chad Rupp, FranklinSept. 14 Rocky Siegel, MountSept. 21 Caleb Grimes, Manchester Sept. 21 Kaleb Donahue, AndersonSept. 28 Calvin Bueltel, Rose-Hulman Sept. 28 Paul Spreen, Rose-HulmanOct. 5 Darryl Stott, AndersonOct. 5 Luke Hurst, AndersonOct. 12 Calvin Bueltel, Rose-Hulman Oct12 Spreen, Rose-HulmanOct. 19 Chad Rupp, FranklinOct.19 Nick Yahl, MountOct. 26 Tyler Thiems, HanoverOct.26 Keith Snyder, DefianceNov. 3 Tyler Thiems, HanoverNov. 3 Kyle Longsdorf, DefianceNov. 10 Darryl Stott, AndersonNov. 10 Michael Spillmann, HanoverNov. 17 Caleb Grimes, Manchester Nov. 17 Keith Snyder, DefianceSpecial TeamsWeek Ending Player, TeamSept. 7 Austin Gorrell, FranklinSept. 14 Reed Eason, Rose-HulmanSept. 21 Tristan Cork, AndersonSept. 28 Jonathan Thompson, BlufftonOct. 5 Nick Schneider, Rose-HulmanOct. 12 Tristan Cork, AndersonOct. 19 Tristan Cork, AndersonOct. 26 Antwane Miller, BlufftonNov. 3 Tom Foos, DefianceNov. 10 Nick Schneider, Rose-HulmanNov. 17 No Nominations2008 Mount Academic All-ConferenceJustin GeyerChris HowlandJoseph KlumpDamon MundeyKevin JamesSteven VonHertsenbergNick YahlPast HCAC Regular Season ChampionsSeason School1989 Hanover College1990 DePauw University1991 Wabash College1992 Wabash College1993 Anderson University1994 Hanover College, Wabash College1995 Hanover CollegeSeason School1996 DePauw University1997 Hanover College1998 Wabash College1999 Hanover College2000 Bluffton College, Hanover College2001 Defiance College, Anderson University2002 Hanover CollegeSeason School2003 Hanover College2004 Mount2005 Mount2006 Mount2007 Franklin College2008 Franklin College44COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Mount Past HCAC AwardsAll-Conference1998Name-PositionDoug Anderson-RBDoug Nicholas-DBMark Stewart-DBEric Siebert-DLMike Lind-LBEddie Stewart-DL1999Name-PositionDoug Nicholas-DBEddie Stewart-DLBrian Roemer-OLDoug Anderson-RBClint Kirker-LBJustin Roden-DBMark Schorsch-WR2000Name-PositionDoug Anderson-RBMatt Goodwin-LBChad Corbin-OLJeff Haynes-LBBob Lehman-RBMatt Sunderman-OLCorey Jones-DBBart Stouffer-DBJerry Thompson-LBTeamFirstFirstFirstHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionTeamFirstFirstFirstHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionTeamFirstFirstSecondSecondSecondSecondHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable Mention2001Name-Position TeamChris Stoffran-DL FirstChad Corbin-OL FirstBrooks Klosterman-LB SecondMike Holzinger-DL SecondPat McAtee-DL SecondNeal Nieberding-OL SecondJoe Dollenmeyer-DB Honorable MentionPaul Behling-DB Honorable MentionMatt Goodwin-LB Honorable Mention2002Name-Position TeamRod HuberCoach of the YearAndy Wellendorf-WR Freshman of the YearPat McAtee-DL Defensive Player of the YearRicky Story-RB FirstEric Johnson-DL FirstAndrew Ackerman-LB FirstRobbie Phillips-LB FirstAdam Sayer-OL FirstBrooks Klosterman-LB SecondChris Hafertepen-OL SecondKen Jones-OL SecondBob Lehman-OL Honorable MentionMike Dane-QB Honorable Mention2003Name-Position TeamEric Johnson-DL Defensive Player of the YearTyler Blair-DB FirstChris Hafertepen-OL FirstPat McAtee-DL FirstRobbie Phillips-LB FirstAndy Wellendorf-WR FirstAndrew Ackerman-LB SecondMike Dane-QB SecondBrooks Klosterman-LB SecondEric Schneider-DL Honorable MentionAdam Sayer-OL Honorable Mention2004Name-Position TeamRod Huber Coach of the YearAndy Wellendorf-WR Offensive Most Valuable PlayerMatt Lawless-DL Defensive Most Valuable PlayerMike Lovell-RB FirstAdam Sayer-OL FirstAndrew Ackerman-LB FirstTyler Blair-DB FirstMike Holzinger-DL FirstChris Haftertepen-OL FirstEric Schneider-DL FirstP.J. Volker-LB SecondNeal Nieberding-OL SecondBrooks Klosterman-LB SecondBryan Hamrock-QB Honorable MentionTom Hornsby-FB Honorable Mention2005Name-Position TeamMike Lovell-RB Offensive Most Valuable PlayerKevin Koch-K Special Teams MostValuable PlayerTodd Hogel-LB FirstTyler Blair-DB FirstAndy Wellendorf-WR FirstSteve Wergers-OL FirstAndrew Ackerman-LB FirstMatt Lawless-DL FirstP.J. Volker-LB FirstTom Hornsby-FB SecondRick Wiehe-TE SecondChris Alles-DL SecondB.J. Adams-LB Honorable MentionRyan Masson-OL Honorable Mention2006Name-PositionMike Lovell-RBMatt Lawless-LBSteve Wergers-OLKyle Prosser-LBRicky Stautberg-DBRocky Siegel-LBJoel Steinmetz-DBNick Yahl-DBB.J. Adams-LBPhil Poetter-DBMarshall Root-DLAlex Harbin-DLTodd Hogel-LBBrian White-OLNeil Skirvin-PTeamFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstSecondSecondSecondHonorable MentionHonorable Mention2007Name-Position TeamAlex Harbin-DE FirstNick Yahl-LB FirstRicky Stautberg-DB FirstBrian White-OL FirstMarcus Pryor-TE FirstPhil Poetter-DB FirstMarshall Root-DL FirstVince Palmer-QB SecondRocky Siegel-LB SecondKyle Prosser-LB SecondKevin Cocanougher-RB Honorable MentionJoel Steinmetz-DB Honorable Mention*The Mount has been a member of the HeartlandCollegiate Athletic Conference since the 1998season. No Second Team All-Conference chosenin 1998 and 1999.2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 45

Mount Past HCAC Players of the WeekDatePlayer/s (Team)Sept. 17, 2000 Doug Anderson (Offense), Jeff Haynes (co-Defense)Sept. 22, 2002 P.J. Volker (Defense)Sept. 29, 2002 Steve Roby (Offense)Oct. 6, 2002 Ricky Story (Offense)Oct. 13, 2002 Andrew Ackerman (Defense)Oct. 20, 2002 Robbie Phillips (Defense)Oct. 27, 2002 Andy Wellendorf (co-Offense)Sept. 7, 2003 Ricky Story (Offense)Oct. 19, 2003 Jeff Williams (Defense)Oct. 26, 2003 Eric Johnson (Defense)Sept. 5, 2004 Andy Wellendorf (Offense)Sept. 12, 2004 Brooks Klosterman (Defense)Sept. 19, 2004 Eric Schneider (Defense)Oct. 10, 2004 Bryan Hamrock (co-Offense), Mike Holzinger (Defense)Oct. 24, 2004 Andy Wellendorf (Offense), Andrew Ackerman (co-Defense)Oct. 31, 2004 Tyler Blair (Defense)Nov. 14, 2004 Mike Lovell (co-Offense), Matt Lawless (co-Defense)Sept. 17, 2000 Doug Anderson (Offense), Jeff Haynes (co-Defense)Sept. 22, 2002 P.J. Volker (Defense)Sept. 29, 2002 Steve Roby (Offense)Oct. 6, 2002 Ricky Story (Offense)Oct. 13, 2002 Andrew Ackerman (Defense)Oct. 20, 2002 Robbie Phillips (Defense)Oct. 27, 2002 Andy Wellendorf (co-Offense)Sept. 7, 2003 Ricky Story (Offense)Oct. 19, 2003 Jeff Williams (Defense)Oct. 26, 2003 Eric Johnson (Defense)Sept. 5, 2004 Andy Wellendorf (Offense)Sept. 12, 2004 Brooks Klosterman (Defense)Sept. 19, 2004 Eric Schneider (Defense)Oct. 10, 2004 Bryan Hamrock (co-Offense), Mike Holzinger (Defense)Oct. 24, 2004 Andy Wellendorf (Offense), Andrew Ackerman (co-Defense)Oct. 31, 2004 Tyler Blair (Defense)Nov. 14, 2004 Mike Lovell (co-Offense), Matt Lawless (co-Defense)DateOct. 9, 2005Oct. 16, 2005Oct. 23, 2005Oct. 30, 2005Nov. 6, 2005Nov. 13, 2005Sept. 3, 2006Sept. 17, 2006Oct. 15, 2006Oct. 22, 2006Oct. 29, 2006Nov. 5, 2006Sept. 2, 2007Sept. 9, 2007Sept. 16, 2007Sept. 30, 2007Oct. 21, 2007Oct. 9, 2005Oct. 16, 2005Oct. 23, 2005Oct. 30, 2005Nov. 6, 2005Nov. 13, 2005Sept. 3, 2006Sept. 17, 2006Oct. 15, 2006Oct. 22, 2006Oct. 29, 2006Nov. 5, 2006Sept. 2, 2007Sept. 9, 2007Sept. 16, 2007Sept. 30, 2007Oct. 21, 2007Player/s (Team)Kevin Koch (Special Teams)Andy Wellendorf (Offense)Tyler Blair (Defense)Mike Lovell (Offense), Matt Lawless (co-Defense)Mike Lovell (Offense), Joel Steinmetz (Defense)Kevin Koch (Special Teams), P.J. Volker (Defense)Matt Lawless (Defense)Mike Lovell (Offense)Kyle Prosser (Defense)Mike Lovell (Offense)Neil Skirvin (Special Teams)Mike Lovell (Offense)Mike Jones (Offense)Ricky Stautberg (Defense)Neil Skirvin (Special Teams)Alex Harbin (Defense)Phil Poetter (Defense)Kevin Koch (Special Teams)Andy Wellendorf (Offense)Tyler Blair (Defense)Mike Lovell (Offense), Matt Lawless (co-Defense)Mike Lovell (Offense), Joel Steinmetz (Defense)Kevin Koch (Special Teams), P.J. Volker (Defense)Matt Lawless (Defense)Mike Lovell (Offense)Kyle Prosser (Defense)Mike Lovell (Offense)Neil Skirvin (Special Teams)Mike Lovell (Offense)Mike Jones (Offense)Ricky Stautberg (Defense)Neil Skirvin (Special Teams)Alex Harbin (Defense)Phil Poetter (Defense)Mount All-AmericansYear Name, Team1993 Ron Corradini Jr., honorable mention1994 Chad Unger, second team1995 Chris Dougood, second team1995 Chris Uphus, honorable mention1995 Shad Wetterich, first team1996 Matt Griffin, honorable mention1997 Shad Wetterich, third team (Football Gazette)1997 Clint Kirker, third team (Football Gazette)1997 T.J. Hilvert, honorable mention (Football Gazette)2003 Eric Johnson, honorable mention (COSIDA)2004 Matt Lawless, second team (D3football.com)2005 Matt Lawless, third team (Football Gazette)2005 Mike Lovell, honorable mention (Football Gazette)2006 Mike Lovell, honorable mention (Football Gazette)2006 Matt Lawless, honorable mention (Football Gazette); first team (AFCA)2006 Steve Wergers, honorable mention (Football Gazette)Aztec Bowl2003 Eric Johnson2006 Matt LawlessMount Academic All-AmericaYear Name, Team1992 Rob Paff, NAIA1993 Ron Corradini Jr., NAIA and GTE (second team)1994 Mark Tiernan, NAIA2004 Eric Schneider, ESPN The Magazine (first team)46COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Mount RecordsTeamSeasonMost wins: 10 - 2004Most home wins: 5 - 2004, 2006Most away wins: 5 - 2004, 2005, 2007Most points: 366 - 2005Avg. points/game: 33.3 - 2005Fewest points allowed: 125 - 2006Point difference/game: 16.8 - 2007Most plays: 765 - 2007Plays/game: 75.2 - 1995Most yardage: 4,305 - 2007Avg. yards/game: 391.4 - 2007Avg. yards/play: 5.6 - 2007Fewest yards allowed: 2,295 - 2006Yardage difference/game: 110.6 - 2007Most first downs: 219 - 2007Fewest first downs allowed: 130 - 2006Most touchdowns: 49 - 2005, 2007Fewest touchdowns allowed: 18 - 2004, 2006Best punt average: 39.0 - 2007Best kick return average: 24.5 - 2005Lowest opponent kick return avg.: 12.5 - 1999Best punt return average: 16.1 - 1990Lowest opponent punt return avg.: 5.5 - 2008Most field goals: 12 - 1993Most kicking points: 64 - 2005Most conversion points: 43 - 2005Most rush plays: 485 - 1999Most rush yards: 2,311 - 2004Fewest rush yards allowed: 829 - 2006Most rush touchdowns: 27 - 2005, 2007Most passes attempted: 415 - 2001Fewest pass attempts allowed: 176-1992 (9 games)Most passes completed: 210 - 2001Fewest pass completions allowed: 109 - 1990Most passing yards: 2,169 - 1996Fewest passing yards allowed: 1,271 - 1992 (9 games)Completion pct.: .594 (167 of 281) - 2007Lowest completion pct. allowed: .484 (109 of 225) - 1990Most passing touchdowns: 23 - 2002Fewest passing touchdowns allowed: 7 - 1992 (9 games), 2006 (11 games)Most passes had intercepted: 24 - 2001Passes intercepted by: 20 - 2007Fumbles recovered: 19 - 2005Turnover ratio: +14 - 2005Fewest turnovers: 14 - 1996, 2004Defensive touchdowns: 4 - 2000 (3 ints., 1 fum.); 2007 (4 ints.)GamePoints: 56 vs. Bluffton 2005; Hanover 2007Plays: 98 vs. Franklin 1999Yardage: 558 vs. Wilmington 1994TDs: 8 vs. Bluffton 2005; Hanover 2007Field goals: 4 vs. Wilmington 1993Kicking points: 13 vs. Wilmington 1993 (4 FGs, 1 PAT)Conversion points: 8 vs. Bluffton 2005; Hanover 2007Rushing plays: 70 vs. Franklin 1999Rushing yards: 361 vs. Anderson 2007Rushing TDs: 6 vs. Bluffton 2008Pass attempts: 54 vs. Hanover 2001Pass completions: 31 vs. Manchester 1997Completion percentage: .783 vs. Hanover 2004 (18 of 23)Passing yards: 412 vs. Thomas More 2003Passing TDs: 4 vs. Sue Bennett 1996; Hiram 2002; Bluffton 2002;Thomas More 2003; Hanover 2007; Franklin 2008Passes intercepted by: 5 vs. Kalamazoo 2000; Defiance 2001; Franklin 2001Interception yardage: 110 vs. Hanover 2008Individual RecordsTotal offenseTotal playsGame: 56 Mike Dane vs. Hiram (17 rush, 39 pass)Season: 376 Mike Dane 2003 (94 rush, 282 pass)Career: 1,137 T.J. Hilvert 1994-1997 (235 rush, 902 pass)Total yardageGame: 426 Mike Dane vs. Thomas More 2003 (14 rush, 412 pass)Season: 2,263 Mike Dane 2003 (173 rush, 2090 pass)Career: 6,557 T.J. Hilvert 1994-1997 (-101 rush, 6,658 pass)All purpose offenseYardsGame: 423 Shad Wetterich vs. Hanover 1995 (228 rush, 74 rec.121 kick ret.)Season: 1,718 Shad Wetterich 1995 (1,271 rush, 181 rec., 19 punt ret.,247 kick ret.)Career: 5,243 Shad Wetterich 1994-1997 (3,658 rush, 1,022 rec. 114punt ret., 449 kick ret.)RushingRushes attemptedGame: 41 Shad Wetterich vs. Bluffton 1995; Doug Anderson vs.Kalamazoo 2000Season: 276 Doug Anderson 2000Career: 829 Mike Lovell 2004-2007Rushing yardageGame: 277 Doug Anderson vs. Kalamazoo 2000Season: 1,318 Mike Lovell 2006Career: 4,364 Mike Lovell 2004-2007Rushing averageGame: 17.2 Jason Jackson vs. Rose-Hulman 1991 (11 att.,189 yards)(10 or more attempts)Season: 6.5 Jason Jackson 1991 (119 att., 771 yards)(500+ yards)Career: 5.3 Mike Lovell 2004-2007 (829 att., 4,364 yards)(1,000 + yards minimum)2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 47

Mount RecordsRushing touchdownsGame: 4 Ricky Story vs. Wilmington 2003Season: 18 Mike Lovell 2005Career: 54 Mike Lovell 2004-2007Longest for TD: 80 Jason Jackson vs. Rose-Hulman 1991;Mike Lovell vs. Bluffton 2004PassingPasses attemptedGame: 46 Joe Piening vs. Hanover 2001Season: 282 Mike Dane 2003Career: 902 T.J. Hilvert 1994-1997Passes completedGame: 31 T.J. Hilvert vs. Manchester 1997Season: 148 Vince Palmer 2007Career: 461 T.J. Hilvert 1994-1997Passing yardageGame: 412 Mike Dane vs. Thomas More 2003Season: 2,117 T.J. Hilvert 1996Career: 6,658 T.J. Hilvert 1994-1997Touchdown passesGame: 4 T.J. Hilvert vs. Sue Bennett 1996; Mike Dane vs.Bluffton 2002; Vince Palmer vs. Hanover 2007,Vince Palmer vs. Franklin 2008Season: 21 Mike Dane 2002Career: 47 T.J. Hilvert 1994-1997Longest for TD: 86 Rashon Lewis to Andy Wellendorf vs.Rose Hulman 2005Passes had interceptedGame: 4 T.J. Hilvert vs. Hanover 1997Season: 14 T.J. Hilvert 1997Career: 38 T.J. Hilvert 1994-1997Completion percentageGame: .786 Joe Piening vs. Franklin 2000 (11 of 14)(10 or more attempts)Season: .597 Vince Palmer 2007 (148 of 248)(Seven or more games played)Career: .513 Mike Dane 2001-2003 (353 of 688)(500 or more attempts)ReceivingPasses caughtGame: 12 Andy Wellendorf vs. Manchester 2005Season: 58 Andy Wellendorf 2004, 2005Career: 188 Andy Wellendorf 2002-2005Receiving yardageGame: 252 Andy Wellendorf vs. Wilmington 2004Season: 1,101 Andy Wellendorf 2004Career: 3,272 Andy Wellendorf 2002-05Receiving averageGame: 49.7 Andy Wellendorf vs. Anderson 2003 (three for149 yards) (two or more receptions)Season: 19.0 Andy Wellendorf 2004 (58 for 1,101 yards)(20 or more receptions)Career: 18.7 Casey Albertz 199419-97 (61 for 1,140 yards)(50 or more receptions)TD passes caughtGame: 4 Andy Wellendorf vs. Bluffon 2002; vs. Bluffton 2003;vs. Thomas More 2003Season: 16 Andy Wellendorf 2004Career: 48 Andy Wellendorf 2002-05Longest for TD: 86 Andy Wellendorf from Rashon Lewis vs. RoseHulman, 2005ScoringMost pointsGame: 24 Andy Wellendorf vs. Bluffton 2002, Ricky Storyvs. Wilmington 2003Season: 108 Mike Lovell 2005, 2006Career: 342 Mike Lovell 2004-2007Most touchdownsGame: 4 Andy Wellendorf vs. Bluffton College 2002;Ricky Story vs. Wilmington 2003Season: 18 Mike Lovell 2005, 2006Career: 57 Mike Lovell 2004-2007Kicking pointsGame: 13 Dominic Iannarino vs. Wilmington (4 FG, 1 PAT)Season: 56 Kevin Koch 2005 (7 FG, 35 PAT), Kevin Koch 2007(5 FG, 41 PAT)Career: 164 Kevin Koch 2004-2007 (20 FG, 104 PAT)Most field goals attemptedGame: 4 Dominic Iannarino vs. Wilmington 1993Season: 14 Mike Riga 2003Career: 34 Kevin Koch 2004-2007Most field goals madeGame: 4 Dominic Iannarino vs. Wilmington 1993Season: 8 Dominic Iannarino 1995Career: 20 John Pimenidis 1991-1994; Kevin Koch 2004-2007Longest: 47 Kevin Koch vs. Anderson 2005Most extra points attemptedGame: 8 Kevin Koch vs. Bluffton 2005Season: 43 Kevin Koch 2007Career: 112 Kevin Koch 2004-2007Most extra points madeGame: 8 Kevin Koch vs. Bluffton 2005Season: 41 Kevin Koch 2007Career: 104 Kevin Koch 2004-200748COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHMost puntsGame: 11 Dan Benjamin vs. Georgetown 1992; Jon Atwoodvs. Defiance 2003; Joe Vortkamp vs. Defiance 2008Season: 67 Shad Wetterich 1994Career: 162 Dan Benjamin 1991-1993

Mount Game RecordsSeason MSJ Victory Site2005 (56) MSJ 56, Bluffton 14 (A)2007 (56) MSJ 56, Hanover 21 (H)2002 (51) MSJ 51, Hiram 0 (H)2008 (50) MSJ 50, Bluffton 7 (A)2005 (49) MSJ 49, Rose-Hulman 7 (A)2007 (49) MSJ 49, Rose-Hulman 20 (H)1999 (46) MSJ 46, Franklin 29 (H)2007 (45) MSJ 45, Manchester 24 (A)1993 (42) MSJ 42, Malone 6 (A)2005 (42) MSJ 42, Kalamazoo 0 (H)1992 (41) MSJ 41, Bluffton 0 (H)2004 (41) MSJ 41, Defiance 10 (A)2005 (41) MSJ 41, Franklin 20 (H)1996 (41) MSJ 41, Sue Bennett 22 (H)Season Opponent Victory Site1990 (63) Georgetown 63, MSJ 0 (A)1992 (60) Georgetown 60, MSJ 8 (A)1995 (60) Thomas More 60, MSJ 27 (A)1993 (59) Wilmington 59, MSJ 49 (A)2000 (58) Franklin 58, MSJ 21 (A)2001 (56) Otterbein 56, MSJ 14 (A)2000 (55) Hanover 55, MSJ 12 (H)1993 (54) Thomas More 54, MSJ 21 (A)1991 (53) Georgetown 53, MSJ 14 (H)1998 (52) Franklin 52, MSJ 17 (A)Season Margin of Victory, MSJ Win Site2002 (51) MSJ 51, Hiram 0 (H)2008 (53) MSJ 50, Bluffton 7 (A)2005 (42) MSJ 49, Rose-Hulman 7 (A)2005 (42) MSJ 42, Kalamazoo 0 (H)2005 (42) MSJ 56, Bluffton 14 (A)1992 (41) MSJ 41, Bluffton 0 (H)SeasonMargin of Victory, Opponent Win Site1990 (63) Georgetown 63, MSJ 0 (A)1992 (52) Georgetown 60, MSJ 8 (A)1992 (47) Dayton 47, MSJ 0 (A)1998 (45) Wabash 45, MSJ 0 (A)2000 (43) Hanover 55, MSJ 12 (H)2005 (43) Mt. Union 49, MSJ 6 (A)Season Most points both teams Site1994 (108) Wilmington 59, MSJ 49 (A)1995 (87) Thomas More 60, MSJ 27 (A)2000 (79) Franklin 58, MSJ 21 (H)1994 (77) Hanover 42, MSJ 35 (A)1995 (77) Hanover 44, MSJ 33 (H)2007 (77) MSJ 56, Hanover 21 (H)2005 (76) Hanover 41, MSJ 35 (OT) (H)1999 (75) MSJ 46, Franklin 29 (H)1997 (75) Bluffton 40, MSJ 35 (A)1993 (75) Thomas More 54, MSJ 21 (A)2008 (75) Franklin 40, MSJ 35 (H)Mount Yearly LeadersRushingSeason Player yards1990 Jason Jackson 6301991 Jason Jackson 7711992 Brian Moline 3831993 Jason Jackson 7931994 Jason Jackson 7851995 Shad Wetterich 1,2711996 Shad Wetterich 7711997 Shad Wetterich 1,0571998 Doug Anderson 5731999 Doug Anderson 8222000 Doug Anderson 1,3062001 Nick Jackson 2512002 Ricky Story 9942003 Ricky Story 9082004 Mike Lovell 1,1992005 Mike Lovell 1,2382006 Mike Lovell 1,3182007 Mike Lovell 6092008 Jake Davis 701PassingSeason Player yards1990 Rob Paff 1,4271991 Rob Paff 1,15550COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHSeason Player yards1992 Rob Paff 4581993 Rob Paff 1,0821994 T.J. Hilvert 1,4381995 T.J. Hilvert 1,0871996 T.J. Hilvert 2,1171997 T.J. Hilvert 2,0161998 Joe Sparhawk 1,3141999 Josh Ragon 6532000 Joe Sparhawk 5572001 Brett Pogozalski 7542002 Mike Dane 1,6832003 Mike Dane 2,0902004 Bryan Hamrock 1,8182005 Rashon Lewis 1,2982006 Rashon Lewis 8992007 Vince Palmer 1,7812008 Vince Palmer 1,489ReceivingSeason Player receptions1990 Norm Henninger 341991 Todd Borland 251992 Mike Denney 141993 Jay Polk 211994 Roger Schnirring 251995 Roger Schnirring 35Season Player receptions1996 Dan Carle 421997 Dan Carle 481998 Mark Schorsch 331999 Jon Houchen 392000 Rob Wells 242001 Rob Wells 322002 Andy Wellendorf 302003 Andy Wellendorf 422004 Andy Wellendorf 582005 Andy Wellendorf 582006 Mike Jones 232007 Mike Jones 322008 Tm Meiner 39ReceivingSeason Player yards1990 Norm Henninger 3751991 Todd Borland 3281992 Mike Denney 2221993 Jay Polk 3571994 Roger Schnirring 3421995 Roger Schnirring 5831996 Dan Carle 6961997 Dan Carle 7021998 Mark Schorsch 4841999 Jon Houchen 585

ReceivingSeason Player yards2000 Rob Wells 3152001 Jon Houchen 3572002 Andy Wellendorf 4992003 Andy Wellendorf 7672004 Andy Wellendorf 1,1012005 Andy Wellendorf 9052006 Mike Jones 3662007 Mike Jones 4942008 Tim Meiner 562ScorINGSeason Player Points1990 Jason Jackson 421991 Jason Jackson 481992 John Pimenidis 371993 Jason Jackson 541994 Jason Jackson 801995 Shad Wetterich 721996 Dan Carle 421997 Shad Wetterich 721998 Doug Anderson 361999 Mark Schorsch 622000 Doug Anderson 422001 Brandon Elliott 242002 Andy Wellendorf 722003 Ricky Story 542004 Andy Wellendorf 962005 Mike Lovell 1082006 Mike Lovell 1082007 Jake Davis 602008 Jake Davis 66InterCEPTIONSSeason Player Number1990 8 players 11991 Chad Unger 31992 Chad Unger 31993 Ron Corradini, Jr. 51994 Chad Unger 81995 Cam Rutherford 51996 CamR utherford, Mark Stewart 51997 Cam Rutherford 61998 Mark Stewart 41999 11 players 12000 Corey Jones 52001 Joe Dollenmeyer 42002 Andy Ransick 42003 Jeff Williams 32004 David Sanders, Tyler Blair 32005 Tyler Blair, Joel Steinmetz 42006 Phil Poetter 52007 Phil Poetter, Ricky Stautberg 62008 Ricky Stautberg 5TackLESSeason Player Number1990 Keith Kahan 1071991 Brian Harris 1191992 Damon Pugh 1011993 Scott Bevard 591994 Scott Bevard 841995 Matt Griffin 1111996 Matt Griffin 1261997 Clint Kirker 1021998 Aaron Hancock 881999 Justin Roden 682000 Jerry Thompson 772001 Brooks Klosterman 782002 Brooks Klosterman 842003 P.J. Volker 922004 Matt Lawless 1012005 P.J. Volker 922006 Kyle Prosser 882007 Kyle Prosser 1042008 Rocky Siegel 82Thank YouThe College of Mount St. Joseph extends its warmest appreciation to the donorswho supported Mount athletics with contributions of $1000 or more during theperiod of July 1, 2008, through June 30, 2009.eOn behalf of all student-athletes, coaches, advisors, and administration, thank you.IndividualsMr. James C. ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. David J. ArpasiMr. and Mrs. Robert E. ColettiMr. and Mrs. Michael J. CroninMr. and Mrs. George S. ElliottMr. William A. GlossMr. and Mrs. John J. Schiff, Jr.Corporations & FoundationsMike Allen CommitteeBeacon OrthopaedicsHenkle Schueler & AssociatesHome City Ice CompanyMidland Company FoundationMSA ArchitectsPrimary Health Partners, Inc.Rosie Reds, Inc.USA Volleyball National Office2009 FOOTBALL GUIDE 51

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