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Undergraduate MajorsAccountingArtArt – Fine ArtsArt – Graphic DesignArt EducationArt HistoryAthletic TrainingBiochemistryBiologyBusiness AdministrationBusiness Administration/MathematicsChemistryChemistry/MathematicsCommunication and New MediaStudiesComputer Information SystemsCriminologyEducation – Inclusive EarlyChildhoodEducation – Middle ChildhoodEducation – Special (5-21)EnglishGeneral StudiesHistoryInteractive Media Design &ComputingInterior Architecture & DesignMathematicsMathematics/BusinessAdministrationMathematics/ChemistryMusicNatural ScienceNeuroscienceNursingOrganizational LeadershipParalegal StudiesPsychologyReligious EducationReligious Pastoral MinistryReligious StudiesSocial WorkSociologySpecial EducationSport ManagementCollege ProfileWhat is the College of Mount St. Joseph educational experience? It’s learning through action – servingothers, graduate-level research, paid co-op positions, and leadership development. It’s a Catholic liberalarts education that helps you develop the knowledge to make a difference and the integrity to leadothers. Students with a liberal arts education seek to challenge, explore, and uncover. The Mount canhelp you do just that.The foundation of a Mount education comes from career-minded academic programs combined withdedicated support service and a 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio. New on campus this year is a major inneuroscience and a minor in Catholic studies.At the Mount, you’re encouraged to take your lessons outside of the classroom, into the community.Through the Service Learning program, students earn academic credit while volunteering to feed thehungry, building homes for Habitat for Humanity, or comforting the elderly. The Cultural Immersionprogram offers the chance to live, learn and work amidst other cultures. The Cooperative Educationprogram, available for all majors, is a way for students to gain valuable, paid career experience whilevalidating 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. Studentsalso participate in 40 student-run clubs and organizations including Student Government Association andBlack Student Union.The Mount is committed to working with students to explore all financial aid options, especiallyeligibility for financial assistance including scholarships. In 2011-2012, 97% of undergraduate studentsreceived some sort of gift aid; more than $12.5 million in grants and scholarships were receivedby Mount students.Fast Facts• Top Five Majors: nursing, business administration,sport management, criminology/sociology,psychology• The Academic Advising Resource Centerprovides effective, ongoing academic advisingwith a focus to intervene early andcontinuously so that students have thegreatest chance of success.• Students can complete courses of study thatachieve requirements for pre-health professions,pre-medicine, pre-art therapy, and pre-law.College InformationLocation: Cincinnati, OhioEnrollment: 2,400Founded: 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.edu / www.msjsports.comMailing 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.• The Mount was named to the 2012 President’sHigher Education Community Service HonorRoll by the Corporation for National andCommunity Service.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/Football2012 Schedule, 2012 Opponent Information 102012 Composite Schedule, 2012 Season Outlook 162012 Roster 182012 Coaching Staff 202012 Senior Players’ Profiles 232012 Returning Starters’ Profiles 252012 Potential Impact Players’ and other returners’ profiles 272011 Season in Review 282011 Results 312011 Team Statistics 312011 Individual Statistics 32All-Time Series vs. Opponents 35Year-to-Year Win-Loss Records 36Mount Milestones 36Season-by-Season Results 36Mount in the HCAC 372011 HCAC Standings, 2011 HCAC Team Statistics 392011 HCAC Individual Statistics 402011 HCAC All-Conference 43Miscellaneous HCAC Information 44Past Mount HCAC Information and Awards 45Mount All-Americans 47Mount Records 47Mount Football Streaks 50Mount Game Records 50Mount Yearly Leaders 51About This GuideThe College of Mount St. Joseph’s 2012 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 August2012 with all of the information available at that time. For updatedinformation on Mount athletics, visit www.msjsports.com.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 becontacted weekday afternoons, Noon-3 p.m. Athletes are available atvarious times 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 chief compliance and risk officer, (513) 244-4393, Office of the President, 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 1973.2012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 3

A Message from the PresidentDr. Tony AretzWelcome to the College of Mount St. Joseph andLions country. You are invited to enjoy excitingNCAA Division III and Heartland Conferencecompetition among teams from the Midwest.Our student-athletes are grateful for your supportas they compete in sports as part of their collegeexperience. On the field and in the classroom, Mount students arepreparing for the future. This fall, we continue our ethical leadershipinitiative in the curriculum and co-curriculum, recognizing that ourstudents have the potential to develop as ethical leaders in all aspectsof their personal and professional lives.Thank you for supporting the Mount Lions. Please visit us atwww.msj.edu to stay current with the Lions and the progress on campus.God bless,Tony Aretz, Ph.D.PresidentMeet the Director of AthleticsSteve RadcliffeSteve Radcliffe enters his 18th year as the Lions’athletics director for the 2012-2013 school year, andhe looks forward to another outstanding season ofathletics at the Mount.Radcliffe, who oversees 22 athletic programsat the Mount, has long been a part of the sportsprograms at the College. Radcliffe began his career at the Mount in1986 as an athletic trainer and was hired to implement the Mount’sfirst academic program for athletic training in 1989. In addition toteaching athletic training, he was the Lions’ head athletic trainer for allthe intercollegiate sports at the College.Radcliffe became the Mount’s athletic director in 1995. Upon enteringthe position, he stressed the importance of upholding the College’sstellar reputation of academics and athletics as a positive influencein student life and development at the Mount. Radcliffe received hisbachelor’s degree in 1978 from the University of Montana and hismaster’s degree in physical education 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 the1998-1999 school year. All Mount athletic teams, with the exception oflacrosse and men’s volleyball, compete in the HCAC.2012-2013 HCAC School DirectorySchoolAnderson UniversityBluffton UniversityDefiance CollegeEarlham CollegeFranklin CollegeHanover CollegeManchester UniversityCollege of Mount St. JosephRose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyTransylvania UniversityLocationAnderson, INBluffton, OHDefiance, OHRichmond, INFranklin, 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 thefans who support them. It houses concessions, locker rooms, showers, equipmentstorage, and athletic training facilities and can seat sell-out crowds of 2,400.Sporting a synthetic, all-weather playing surface and track, the Mount’s SchuelerField plays host to the football, soccer and lacrosse teams, in addition to hometrack meets.Harrington CenterFeaturing a 2,000-seat gymnasium, the Jean Patrice Harrington, SC, Student Centeris home to the Lions basketball and volleyball teams, and plays host to the wrestlingteam’s home matches. In addition, the facility includes a running track, racquetballcourts, a fitness center, and an athletic training center, providing service tostudent-athletes and the greater Mount community.Kinder Morgan Softball ComplexThe Kinder Morgan Softball Complex has played host to the Mount’s softball teamsince 2007. In addition, the College has developed property on River Road intopractice fields for soccer and baseball. The facilities feature parking, restroomsand a service building for equipment storage.Marge Schott StadiumThe Lions’ baseball team plays home games at the University of Cincinnati’s MargeSchott Stadium. Marge Schott Stadium, has a seating capacity of 3,085, a field turfplaying surface and a fully-lit playing field. In addition, the complex houses indoorbatting cages and pitcher’s mound, a fully equipped press box with private viewingareas, a players’ clubhouse and lounge, dressing rooms for coaches, full laundry andequipment 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 golfcourse for the men’s and women’s golf teams. Constructed by the Jack NicklausDesign Group, Aston Oaks is a par-72 course. The men’s team faces 6,908 yards witha 73.6 rating and 140 slope. The women’s team faces 5,758 yards with a 73.2 ratingand a 130 slope.Mount Tennis CourtsThe Lions’ men’s and women’s tennis teams play all home matches on the six,fully-lit asphalt 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 & fieldathletes.2012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 5

Support StaffDaneNeumeisterMelaneeAtkinsonCharlieWrublewskiStacieCarneyDirector ofSportsInformationAssociateAthletic DirectorFacilitiesManagementSet-UpAdministrativeAssistantMatt IvorySportsInformationCo-opBrentRogersDirector ofStrength andConditioningGeorganaTaggartFacultyAthleticRepresentativePeggy GruenAdminstrativeAssistantAndyBacksTimLeighDr. RobertBurgerFootballPublic AddressAnnouncerFootball PressboxOperationsTeam OrthopedicDirectorGarySchatzTerrySeibertFootballStatisticianFootball PressboxOperationsCheerleadersDance TeamFront row (left to right): Jenna Shull, Brittany Bowman.Middle row: Melissa Nie, Alesia Reamer, Ashley Adkins, Julia Seger.Back row: Maria McDonald, Danielle Flanigan, Kristen Smallwood, Ashley Palmer,Hailey Gadd.Not pictured: Shelby Schaeper, Alex Logan.Front row (left to right): Lauren Cocola, Celia Michel, Ashley Torbeck, Anna Steiner.Middle row (left to right): Coach Kelsey Keyes, Jessica Volciak, Madeline Conroy,Brittney Ranz.Back row (left to right): Coach Nikki Buller, Mariah Dooley, Stephanie Plageman,Megan Moore, Brenna Redemeier, Coach Katie Stahlheber.6COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Staff DirectoryAthletic Department StaffSteve Radcliffe, Athletic Director........................................... 244-4381Melanee Atkinson, Associate Athletic Director.......................... 244-8585Stacie Carney, Administrative Assistant (Dowell Building).......... 244-4311Peggy Gruen, 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 .................................................... 244-4927Matt Ivory, Student Co-op..................................................... 244-4927Art Faura, Men’s Volleyball Coach........................................... 244-1630Brent Rogers, Director Strength and Conditioning..................... 244-4971Casey Brewster, Wrestling Coach, Coordinator of Athleticand Recreation Facilities................................................... 244-4474Sports MedicinePate Cagle, A.T.C., Head Athletic Trainer.................................. 244-8588Susan Blackson, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer..................... 244-4599Erin Beckwith, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer....................... 244-4875Lisa Koenig, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer........................... 244-4875Ben Staley, A.T.C., Assistant Athletic Trainer............................ 244-8595Robert Burger, M.D., Team Orthopedic Director......................... 481-5050Coaching StaffChuck Murray, Baseball Coach, Recreation Co-coordinator .......... 244-4402Toby Carrigan, Men’s Basketball Coach ................................... 244-4929Ashley Bland, Women’s Basketball Coach................................. 244-4590Nancy Forsythe, Cheerleading Coach....................................... 244-4311Tina Blakley, Men’s/Women’s Cross Country Coach,Men’s/Women’s Track & Field Coach..................................... 244-8597Katie Skeeters/Kelsey Keyes, Dance Coaches............................ 244-4311Rod Huber, Football Coach.................................................... 244-4896Greg Huster, Assistant Football Coach..................................... 244-4422Steve Barrows, Assistant Football Coach.................................. 244-8584Joe Sparhawk, Men’s Golf Coach,Recreation Co-coordinator................................................. 244-4876Jeff Newman, Women’s Golf Coach,Assistant Baseball Coach .................................................. 244-8583Jeff Bumiller, Men’s Lacrosse Coach........................................ 244-4427Mike O’Hara, Women’s Lacrosse Coach..................................... 244-8582Rudy Argueta, Men’s Soccer Coach.......................................... 244-8586Leah Todd, Women’s Soccer Coach.......................................... 244-8587Beth Goderwis, Softball Coach, Women’s Tennis Coach............... 244-4853Justin Ray, Men’s Tennis Coach,Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach........................................ 244-8596TBD, Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach................................ 244-8599Jon Bennett, Men’s Volleyball Coach....................................... 244-4316Cristina Webb, Assistant Women’s Volleyball Coach,Assistant Strength and Conditioning................................... 244-32762012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 7

Cincinnati SpotlightsStudents of the College of Mount St. Joseph greatly benefit from therich heritage and traditions of Cincinnati. While the College is situated15 minutes west of downtown, employment, arts and entertainmentare never too far away.Numerous Fortune 500 and Fortune 1000 companies are headquartered inCincinnati. Procter & Gamble, The Kroger Company, and Fifth Third Bank,among others, contribute to Cincinnati’s foundation while CincinnatiChildren’s Hospital Medical Center is among the nations’ top children’shospitals. Mount Cooperative Education students are hired by morethan 100 hospitals, businesses and nonprofit organizations ofGreater Cincinnati.Boasting a vibrant commitment to the arts, Cincinnatians enjoythe Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati Art Museum, Aronoff Center,Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Music Hall, and a varied supply of artgalleries. Mount students often incorporate Cincinnati’s art exhibits andperformances into their studies.Cincinnati knows sports. The Cincinnati Reds, the Major League Baseballteam, and the Cincinnati Bengals, of the National Football League, providecompetition, entertainment and emotion for the city’s sports fans. Co-opand volunteer opportunities with these organizations are often available toMount students. Cincinnati is also home to the Flying Pig Marathon everyMay and the Master’s and Women’s Open tennis tournament every August.Historical neighborhoods such as Mount Adams, Clifton and Over-the-Rhine make good architectural and cultural adventures, while additionalentertainment options are just across the Ohio River in Newport,Covington and Mainstrasse of Northern Kentucky.8COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHMission in ActionThe College of Mount St. Joseph is a Catholic academic communitygrounded in the spiritual values and vision of its founders, the Sistersof Charity. At the heart of the Mount’s mission and heritage is anemphasis on ethical leadership through service. Ethical leadershipcelebrates the return of virtue, character and personal honor to theirrightful place as the foundation of education. This commitment inspiresthe College’s interdisciplinary liberal arts and professional curricula, whichequips students to live with integrity, to promote justice, and to seek thetruth in their professions and communities.Service opportunities complement academics and student life whilefostering a culture of learning informed by charity. In the Service LearningProgram, students apply classroom knowledge while volunteering in socialand environmental settings to feed the hungry, build homes for Habitat forHumanity and comfort the elderly. The Cultural Immersion program offersthe chance to live, learn and work amidst other cultures. In serving others,students cultivate a greater understanding of social problems, an appreciationfor the cultural diversity of other people, as well as a commitment tovolunteerism and an understanding of its connection to citizenship.Campus Ministry infuses all aspects of faith into the Mount’s culture andcelebrates spiritual exploration. Faith sharing programs, Mass, retreats, andother planned events help awaken and deepen an awareness of God’s loveand presence within the campus community. Inspired by Catholic socialteaching, Campus Ministry encourages students to identify their gifts andto use them for the common good through activities such as Pizza andPonder, Homelessness Awareness Week, and 30-Hour Famine.

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2012 ScheduleDate Opponent Location Time9/1 Wilmington College (MSJ Football Alumni Night) Schueler Field 7:00PM9/15 Hanover College * Hanover, IN 1:30PM9/22 Bluffton University * Bluffton, OH 1:30PM9/29 Anderson University (Pink Ribbon Girls Night) * Schueler Field 7:00PM10/6 Franklin College (Delhi Day) * Schueler Field 1:30PM10/13 Defiance College * Defiance, OH 1:30PM10/20 Manchester University (Homecoming) * Schueler Field 1:30PM10/27 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (Senior Day) * Schueler Field 1:30PM11/3 Earlham College * Richmond, IN 1:30PM11/10 Thomas More College (Bridge Bowl XVII) Crestview Hills, KY 1:00PM*Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference game.Home games in bold2012 Opponent InformationWILMINGTON COLLEGE - September 1, 2012 – at the MountQuick FactsLocation: Wilmington, OHEnrollment: 1,200Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Ohio Athletic ConferenceNickname: QuakersColors: Green and WhiteStadium: Williams StadiumCapacity: 3,5002011 Record (OAC record): 0-10 (0-9)President: James ReynoldsStaffAthletic Director: Terry RupertHead Coach: Ken MinorAlma Mater (year): Wilmington, Ohio (1973)Record at school (seasons): 0-20 (two)Overall record (seasons): 0-20 (two)Media InformationSports Information Director: Jeff HibbsOffice Phone: 937-382-6661, ext. 347Email: jeff_hibbs@wilmington.eduPress Box Phone: 937-725-6703Series Record: Mount, 12-7Player InformationOffensive system: Multi-SpreadDefensive alignment: 3-4Lettermen returning: 57Lettermen lost: 21Starters returning: offense, 9; defense, 82012 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/1 at Mount 7:00 PM9/15 OTTERBEIN* 7:00 PM9/22 HEIDELBERG* 1:30 PM9/29 at Muskingum* 7:00 PM10/6 MOUNT UNION* 1:30 PM10/13 at Baldwin-Wallace* 2:00 PM10/20 MARIETTA* 2:00 PM10/27 at John Carroll* 1:30 PM11/3 at Ohio Northern* 1:30 PM11/10 CAPITAL* 1:30 PM*OAC game.2011 Results (0-10, 0-9 OAC)Date Opponent Result Score9/3 MOUNT L 26-169/17 at Capital* L 26-129/24 at Mount Union* L 66-710/1 MUSKINGUN* L 14-310/8 JOHN CARROLL* L 44-710/15 at Marietta* L 31-610/22 BALDWIN-WALLACE* L 75-010/29 at Heidelberg* L 49-2011/5 OHIO NORTHERN* L 51-1511/12 at Otterbein* L 40-14*OAC game.10COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

HANOVER COLLEGE - September 15, 2012 – at Hanover, INQuick FactsLocation: Hanover, IndianaEnrollment: 1,000Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: PanthersColors: Red and BlueStadium: L.S. Ayres FieldCapacity: 4,0002011 Record (HCAC record): 5-5 (5-3)President: Sue DeWineStaffAthletic Director: Lynn HallHead Coach: Steve BaudendistelAlma Mater (year): Hanover (2001)Record at school (seasons): 0-0 (first season, 2012)Overall record (seasons): 0-00 (first season, 2012)Media InformationSports Information Director: Carter CloydOffice Phone: 812-866-7010Email: cloyd@hanover.eduPress Box Phone: 812-866-7347Series Record: Hanover, 14-6Player InformationOffensive system: SpreadDefensive alignment: 4-3Lettermen returning: 47Lettermen lost: not availableStarters returning; offense, 8; defense, 8; k/p, 22012 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/1 at Illinois College 1:00 PM9/8 WABASH 1:30 PM9/15 MOUNT* 1:30 PM9/29 ROSE-HULMAN* 2:30 PM10/6 at Anderson* 1:30 PM10/13 at Bluffton* 1:30 PM10/20 DEFIANCE* 1:30 PM10/27 EARLHAM* 1:30 PM11/3 at Manchester* 1:30 PM11/10 at Franklin* 1:30 PM*HCAC game.2011 Results: (5-5, 5-3 HCAC)Date Opponent Result Score9/3 CENTRE L 38-219/10 at Thomas More L 44-139/17 at Defiance* W 37-129/24 at Rose-Hulman* L 30-2110/1 ANDERSON* W 37-1410/8 at Earlham* W 62-010/22 MANCHESTER* W 58-710/29 BLUFFTON* W 42-711/5 at Mount L 41-2311/12 FRANKLIN* L 40-15*HCAC gameBLUFFTON UNIVERSITY - September 22, 2012 – at Bluffton, OHQuick FactsLocation: Bluffton, OhioEnrollment: 1,117Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: BeaversColors: Royal Purple and WhiteStadium: Salzman StadiumCapacity: 3,0002011 Record (HCAC record): 5-5 (5-3)President: Dr. James A. HarderStaffAthletic Director: Phill TalaviniaHead Coach: Tyson VeidtAlma Mater with year: Muskingum (1996)Record at school with seasons: 10-30 (four)Overall record with seasons: 10-30 (four)Media InformationSports Information Director: Bill Hanefeld Jr.Office Phone: 419-358-3241Email: hanefeldb@bluffton.eduPress Box Phone: 419-358-3066, 3067Series Record: Mount, 15-6Player InformationOffensive system: Multiple I FormationDefensive alignment: Odd StackLettermen returning: 37Lettermen lost: 25Starters returning: offense, 5; defense, 2; k/p, 22012 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/1 KENYON 1:30 PM9/8 at Baldwin-Wallace 3:00 PM9/15 at Earlham* 1:30 PM9/22 MOUNT* 1:30 PM9/29 MANCHESTER* 1:30 PM10/6 at Rose-Hulman* 1:30 PM10/13 HANOVER* 1:30 PM10/27 at Anderson* 1:30 PM11/3 at Franklin* 1:30 PM11/10 DEFIANCE* 1:30 PM*HCAC game.2011 Results (5-5, 5-3 HCAC)Date Opponent Result Score9/3 KALAMAZOO L 39-149/10 at Trine L 41-279/17 FRANKLIN* L 49-269/24 at MOUNT* L 28-1710/1 EARLHAM* W 23-610/8 at Manchester* W 30-27 (OT)10/15 ANDERSON* W 17-1210/22 ROSE-HULMAN* W 31-1310/29 at Hanover* L 42-711/13 at Defiance* W 46-27*HCAC game.2012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 11

2012 Opponent Information (CONTINUED)ANDERSON UNIVERSITY - September 29, 2012 – at the MountQuick FactsLocation: Anderson, INEnrollment: 2,600Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: RavensColors: Orange and BlackStadium: Macholtz StadiumCapacity: 4.2002011 Record (HCAC Record): 1-9 (1-7)President: Dr. James EdwardsStaffAthletic Director: Marcie TaylorHead Coach: Bobby LadnerAlma Mater (year): Bellhaven (2003)Record at school (seasons): 0-0 (first)Overall record (seasons): 0-0 (first)Media InformationSports Information Director: Justin BatesOffice Phone: 765-641-4479Email: jbbates@anderson.eduPress Box Phone: 765-278-6620Series Record: Mount, 7-6Player InformationOffensive system: ProDefensive alignment: 3-4Lettermen returning: 50Lettermen lost: 35Starters returning: offense, 6; defense, 62012 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/1 TAYLOR 7:00 PM9/8 at Grove City 1:30 PM9/22 at Defiance* 1:30 PM9/29 at Mount* 7:00 PM10/6 HANOVER* 1:30 PM10/13 FRANKLIN* 1:30 PM10/20 at Earlham* 1:30 PM10/27 BLUFFTON* 1:30 PM11/3 at Rose-Hulman* 1:30 PM11/10 MANCHESTER* 1:30 PM*HCAC game2011 Results (1-9, 1-7 HCAC)Date Opponent result Score9/1 at Taylor L 28-69/10 at Dubuque L 67-209/17 MOUNT* L 35-129/24 EARLHAM* W 48-1410/1 at Hanover* L 37-1410/15 at Bluffton* L 17-1210/22 DEFIANCE* L 28-2110/29 at Franklin* L 62-2711/5 ROSE-HULMAN* L 53-5011/12 at Manchester* L 35-14*HCAC game12COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHFRANKLIN COLLEGE - October 6, 2012 – at the MountQuick FactsLocation: Franklin, IndianaEnrollment: 1,000Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: GrizzliesColors: Navy and Old GoldStadium: Stewart “Red” Faught StadiumCapacity: 2,0002011 Record (HCAC record): 10-2 (8-0)President: Dr. James “Jay” G. MoseleyStaffAthletic Director: Kerry N. PratherHead Coach: Mike LeonardAlma Mater (year): Hanover (1984)Record at school (seasons): 67-30 (nine)Overall record (seasons): 67-30 (nine)Media InformationSports Information Director: Kevin ElixmanOffice Phone: 317-738-8184Email: kelixman@franklincollege.eduPress Box Phone: 317-738-8133Series Record: Tied, 8-8Player InformationOffensive system: Run and shootDefensive alignment: Multiple 3-4Lettermen returning: 52Lettermen lost: 26Starters returning: offense, 7; defense, 6; k/p, 22012 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/1 MOUNT UNION 1:30 PM9/8 at Butler 1:00 PM9/15 at Manchester* 1:30 PM9/22 EARLHAM* 1:30 PM10/6 at Mount* 1:30 PM10/13 at Anderson* 1:30 PM10/20 ROSE-HULMAN* 1:30 PM10/27 at Defiance* 1:30 PM11/3 BLUFFTON* 1:30 PM11/10 HANOVER* 1:30 PM*HCAC game.2011 Results (10-2, 8-0 HCAC)Date Opponent result Score9/3 at Valparaiso W 49-359/10 WISC.-WHITEWATER L 45-09/17 at Bluffton* W 49-269/24 DEFIANCE* W 52-1410/1 MOUNT W 35-2310/8 at Rose-Hulman W 55-2410/15 MANCHESTER* W 27-1410/29 ANDERSON* w 62-2711/5 at Earlham* W 55-011/12 at Hanover* W 40-1511/19 THOMAS MORE# W 24-2111/26 at Wisc.-Whitewater L 41-14*HCAC game. #NCAA Division III Playoff game.

DEFIANCE COLLEGE - October 13, 2012 - at Defiance, OhioQuick FactsLocation: Defiance, OHEnrollment: 1,070Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: Yellow JacketsColors: Purple and GoldStadium: Justin F. Coressel StadiumCapacity: 4,0002011 Record (conf. record): 4-6 (4-4)President: Mark C. GordonStaffAthletic Director: Jenni MorrisonHead Coach: Brian SheehanAlma Mater (year): Marietta College (2003)Record at school (seasons): 0-0 (first)Overall record (seasons): 0-0 (first)Media InformationSports Information Director: Seth MikelOffice Phone: 419-783-2566Email: smikel@defiance.eduPress Box Phone: 704-477-1797Series Record: Defiance, 11-9Player InformationOffensive system: SpreadDefensive alignment: MultipleLettermen returning: 31Lettermen lost: 37Starters returning: offense, 3; defense, 9; k/p, 22012 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/1 ALBION 1:30 PM9/8 at Adrian 6:00 PM9/15 ROSE-HULMAN* 1:30 PM9/22 ANDERSON* 1:30 PM9/29 at Earlham* 2:00 PM10/6 at Manchester* 1:30 PM10/13 MOUNT* 1:30 PM10/20 at Hanover* 1:30 PM10/27 FRANKLIN* 2:00 PM11/10 at Bluffton* 1:30 PM*HCAC game.2011 Results (4-6, 4-4 HCAC)Date Opponent result Score9/3 MUSKINGUM L 24-79/10 ADRIAN L 27-69/17 HANOVER* L 37-129/24 at Franklin* L 52-1410/8 at Mount* W 23-1310/15 EARLHAM* W 26-1010/22 at Anderson* W 28-2110/29 at Rose-Hulman* W 21-1811/5 MANCHESTER* L 32-611/12 BLUFFTON* L 46-27*HCAC game.MANCHESTER COLLEGE - October 20, 2012 – at the MountQuick FactsLocation: North Manchester, INEnrollment: 1300Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: SpartansColors: Black and Old GoldStadium: Burt FieldCapacity: 25002011 Record (HCAC record): 4-6 (3-5)President: Jo Young SwitzerStaffAthletic Director: Rick EspesetHead Coach: Shannon GriffithAlma Mater (year): Ball State (1990)Record at school (seasons): 22-58 (eight)Overall record (seasons): 22-58 (eight)Media InformationSports Information Director: Mark AdkinsOffice Phone: 260-982-5035Email: mtadkins@manchester.eduPress Box Phone: 319-290-6601Series Record: Mount, 13-3Player InformationOffensive system: Pro-style spreadDefensive alignment: 3-3 StackLettermen returning: 16Lettermen lost: 17Starters returning: offense, 6; defense, 3, k/p, 12012 ScheduleDate Opponent Time8/30 at Trine 7:30 PM9/8 at Kalamazoo 1:00 PM9/15 FRANKLIN* 1:30 PM9/22 at Rose-Hulman* 2:00 PM9/29 at Bluffton* 1:30 PM10/6 DEFIANCE* 1:30 PM10/13 EARLHAM* 1:30 PM10/20 at Mount* 1:30 PM11/3 HANOVER* 1:30 PM11/10 at Anderson* 1:30 PM*HCAC game.2011 Results (4-6, 3-5 HCAC)Date Opponent result Score9/1 TRINE L 24-139/10 KALAMAZOO W 26-179/17 at Earlham* W 17-1310/1 ROSE-HULMAN* L 26-2010/8 BLUFFTON* L 30-27, OT10/15 at Franklin* L 27-1410/22 at Hanover* L 58-710/29 MOUNT* L 26-2411/5 at Defiance* W 32-611/12 ANDERSON* W 35-14*HCAC game.2012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 13

2012 Opponent Information (CONTINUED)ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - October 27, 2012at the MountQuick FactsLocation: Terre Haute, Ind.Enrollment: 1,900Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: Fightin’ EngineersColors: Old Rose and WhiteStadium: Cook StadiumCapacity: 2,5002011 Record (HCAC record): 5-5 (5-3)Interim President: Rob CoonsStaffAthletic Director: Jeff JenkinsHead Coach: Jeff SokolAlma Mater (year): Kalamazoo (1996)Record at school (seasons): 5-5 (one)Overall record (seasons): 5-5 (one)Media InformationSports Information Director: Kevin LankeOffice Phone: 812-877-8180Email: lanke@rose-hulman.eduPress Box Phone: 812-877-8021Series Record: Mount, 7-3Player InformationOffensive system: MultipleDefensive alignment: MultipleLettermen returning: 44Lettermen lost: 15Starters returning: offense, 7; defense, 6; k/p, 12012 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/1 KALAMAZOO 7:00 PM9/8 at Centre 7:00 PM9/15 at Defiance* 1:30 PM9/22 MANCHESTER* 2:00 PM9/29 at Hanover* 2:30 PM10/6 BLUFFTON* 1:30 PM10/20 at Franklin* 1:30 PM10/27 at Mount* 1:30 PM11/3 ANDERSON* 1:30 PM11/10 EARLHAM* 1:30 PM*HCAC game2011 Results (5-5, 5-3 HCAC)Date Opponent Result Score9/3 DEPAUW L 23-139/17 at Kalamazoo L 43-229/24 HANOVER* W 31-2010/1 at Manchester* W 26-2010/8 FRANKLIN* L 55-2410/15 MOUNT* W 20-1410/22 at Bluffton* L 31-1310/29 DEFIANCE* L 21-1811/5 at Anderson* W 53-5011/12 at Earlham* W 21-7*HCAC game14COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHEARLHAM COLLEGE - November 3, 2012 - at Richmond, IndianaQuick FactsLocation: Richmond, IndianaEnrollment: 1,200Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceNickname: QuakersColors: Maroon and WhiteStadium: Darrell Beane StadiumCapacity: 2,0002011 Record (HCAC record): 0-10 (0-8)President: David DawsonStaffAthletic Director: Mike BergumHead Coach: Neil KazmierczakAlma Mater (year): Michigan State (1988)Record at school (seasons): 0-0 (first)Overall record (seasons): 0-0 (first)Media InformationSports Information Director: Don TincherOffice Phone: 765-983-1795Email: tinchdo@earlham.eduPress Box Phone: not availableSeries Record: Mount, 2-0Player InformationOffensive system: To be announcedDefensive alignment: To be announcedLettermen returning: 26Lettermen lost: 20Starters returning: offense, 6; defense, 5; k/p, 22012 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/1 OBERLIN 1:30 PM9/8 at Kenyon 1:00 PM9/15 BLUFFTON* 1:30 PM9/22 at Franklin* 1:30 PM9/29 DEFIANCE* 1:30 PM10/13 at Manchester* 1:30 PM10/20 ANDERSON* 1:30 PM10/27 at Hanover* 1:30 PM11/3 MOUNT* 1:30 PM11/10 at Rose-Hulman* 1:30 PM*HCAC game2011 Results (0-10, 0-8 HCAC)Date Opponent result Score9/3 at Sewanee L 32-109/10 DENISON L 44-79/17 MANCHESTER* L 17-139/24 at Anderson* L 48-14101 at Bluffton* L 23-610/8 HANOVER* L 62-010/15 at Defiance* L 26-1010/22 at Mount* L 28-711/5 FRANKLIN* L 55-011/12 ROSE-HULMAN* L 21-7*HCAC game

THOMAS MORE COLLEGE - November 10, 2012 – at Crestview Hills, KYQuick FactsLocation: Crestview Hills, KentuckyEnrollment: 1,900Affiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: Presidents’ Athletic ConferenceNickname: SaintsColors: Royal Blue and WhiteStadium: The Bank of Kentucky FieldCapacity: 3,0002011 Record (PAC): 9-2 (7-1)President: Sister Margaret Stallmeyer, C.D.P.StaffAthletic Director: Terry ConnorHead Coach: Jim HilvertAlma Mater (year): St. Joseph’s (1993)Record at school (seasons): 43-13 (five)Overall record (seasons): 43-13 (five)Media InformationSports Information Director: Cory BlacksonOffice Phone: 859-344-3672Email: cory.blackson@thomasmore.eduPress Box Phone: 859-344-4040 ext: 3133Series Record: Thomas More, 13-3Player InformationOffensive system: SpreadDefensive alignment: 4-4Lettermen returning: 46Lettermen lost: 21Starters returning: offense, 7; defense, 9, k/p, 12012 ScheduleDate Opponent Time9/1 at St. John Fisher 6:00 PM9/15 WESTMINSTER* 1:30 PM.9/22 at Waynesburg* 1:30 PM9/29 at Geneva* 1:30 PM10/6 WASHINGTON & JEFFERSON* 1:30 PM10/13 THIEL* 1:30 PM10/20 at Grove City* 1:30 PM10/27 SAINT VINCENT* 1:30 PM11/3 at Bethany* 1:00 PM11/10 MOUNT 1:00 PM*PAC game.2011 Results (9-2, 7-1 PAC)Date Opponent result Score9/10 HANOVER W 44-139/17 GENEVA* W 41-69/24 at Washington & Jefferson* W 35-3210/1 at Thiel* W 50-710/8 GROVE CITY* W 37-710/15 at Saint Vincent* W 20-1710/22 BETHANY* W 41-2110/29 at Westminster* W 27-1011/5 WAYNESBURG* L 26-2311/12 at Mount W 33-2811/19 at Franklin# L 24-21*PAC game. #NCAA Division III Playoff game.Four Corners of the worldAn Event Like No OtherYOU ARE THE BEST.Thanks to all of our sponsors for another amazing event. Once again, you havemade a difference in our students’ lives by supporting our scholarship fund.Special thanks to co-chairs Jill Meyer ’93, Frost Brown Todd LLC, and Lisa andMike Habel, BHDP Architecture.PRESENTINGSC Ministry FoundationPASSPORTCincinnati Financial CorporationJETSETCincinnati BellEsther Price CandiesFort Washington Investment Advisors, Inc.Frost Brown Todd LLCThe Kroger Co.Modern Office MethodsUS BankMEDIABusiness CourierTRAVELBHDP ArchitectureFifth Third BankLegg Mason Investment CounselMacy’sMercy HealthMesser Construction Co.Multi-CraftSanger & EbySisters of Charity of CincinnatiREWARDSBKD, LLPCincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical CenterClubessential, LLCCooper ElectricCTI Clinical Trial & Consulting ServicesHome City Ice Co.Imbus Roofing Co., Inc.Indian Lookout ApartmentsPhillips Supply Co.PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPThe Schueler Group of CompaniesTriHealthPRINTINGDeerfield Digital PrintingCLUBDecosimo CPAsdunnhumbyUSAThe Governance Solutions GroupGrove Transportation ServicesHumana, IncJTM Food GroupMassa Family Fundof The Greater Cincinnati FoundationNetherland Rubber CompanyPeck Hannaford BriggsPNCMichael & Michele SchusterUSI MidwestMark and Lisa WeadickWells Fargo Advisors2012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 15

2012 HCAC Composite ScheduleHome games in boldMountMountat Mountat MountMountat Mountat MountMount2012 Season OutlookThe Lions are coming off a 6-4 season from a year ago, that included a 5-3HCAC record and a four-way tie for second place in the conference standings.Mount Head Coach Rod Huber’s team, however, was awarded second place dueto the tie-breaker. The Mount, which has produced a .500 or better record for10 straight seasons (2002-2011), with five seasons of nine wins during thatspan has set its goal as the same for this season as they have during everyseason of Head Coach Rod Huber’s tenure at the Mount.The Mount has set its sights again on winning the HCAC and getting back tothe NCAA Division III Playoffs. The Lions, who have made the national playoffsfive times in the school’s history (2004-2007, 2009), have won the conferencetitle four times under Huber (2004-2006, 2009) and are the only team inthe HCAC to have a three-year title win streak. This season’s HCAC Coaches’Preseason Poll found the Mount picked for second place in the conference,behind last season’s champion Franklin College. The Grizzlies have won thelast two conference titles.“Our goal every year is to win the HCAC and this year is no different,’’ Hubersaid. “We got better last year and we went into the off-season with a chip onour shoulder after finishing second in 2011. We feel that between two to fourplays per game was the difference last season in the games we lost.“Everyone is chasing Franklin this season and we are one of those teams.We believe we can win the HCAC this season. We’re looking forward to theHCAC games, and the new coaches there, as well as our continued gamesagainst area rivals Wilmington College and Thomas More College. We feel wehave a well-rounded schedule.”Of the eight teams the Mount will face in conference play this season, theLions have .500 or better marks against six of them, including a 13-3 alltimerecord against Manchester University and a 15-7 mark against BlufftonUniversity. The Lions are 8-8 all-time against Franklin, after suffering a12-point loss last season to the Grizzlies. The Mount’s other two losses inthe conference last fall were to Defiance College (by 10 points) and to Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (by six points).Huber said in order for the Lions to reach their goals they’ll have to dothree things. Take better care of the ball on offense (not commit turnovers),run the ball well, and play a sound defense (not give up the big play).On offense Huber will turn to a new offensive coordinator this fall, SteveBarrows, to call the plays and get the Lions on the scoreboard. Barrows isa former head coach from HCAC-opponent Anderson University and Huberis expecting him to help direct an experience core of offensive players. TheMount scored 262 points in 10 games last season.“We have simplified the playbook this season and we will be more a ofball-control offense,’’ Huber states. “We want to get our playmakers moretouches of the ball. We’ll run a pro-style offense with an emphasis on the rungame. We will, though, have a vertical passing attack that will look to takeadvantage of our opponent’s secondary.”The Mount returns six starters on offense this season, including skilledposition players Brian Pitzer, at quarterback; James Clay, at running back, andRob Blundred, at tight end. Pitzer is expected to enter preseason camp asthe number one signal caller, after completing 87-of-180 passes for eight TDsand 1,042 yards last season. He also gives the Lions a strong running threatat the position, finishing second on the team in 2011 with 721 yards rushingand five scores. Clay, a preseason All-American candidate (BSN) this season,was a First Team All-HCAC honoree last fall after rushing for 1,132 yards with16 touchdowns. Clay also is the team’s top returning receiver, recording 16receptions in 2011. Blundred, who gives the team excellent size and strengthat the tight end spot (6-foot-6, 255- pounds) is expected to be utilized morein the passing game this season after collecting nine receptions last season.Blundred was a Second Team All-HCAC selection in 2011.16COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Among other skilled players back for the Mount this season who are expectedto play a key role in the offense are: running back Cody Meade, fullback MikeKlekotka, wide receiver Nick Kaminsky, wide receiver Tyler Feine, and widereceiver Jake Koopman. Quarterbacks Trey McPhail, who played in seven gameslast season, and Jason Stinebaugh will also push for playing time.The Lions have only one starter back on the offensive line, Andrew Wilson,but many of whom that figure to push for a starting spot and back-up roles sawaction during the 2011 season. Huber added that he is looking for junior TylerBreh and senior Matt Ray, among others, including those that played on the JVteam last season, to step up and provide the team solid play. The Lions allowedonly 12 sacks in their eight HCAC games last season. The Mount was first inthe HCAC last season in rushing yards per game, and finished third overall onoffense in the HCAC.Barrows liked what he saw during the team’s spring practices and is excitedto get the fall practices started in preparation of the 2012 season. He knowsthe team has some solid skilled players back this season, a good group ofback-ups from last season that will push for playing time this fall, and somenewcomers that could make a difference.Barrows said that among others that are back for the Mount this seasonwho could contribute on offense are: quarterback Brett Durbin, wide receiversJoe Lowe, wide receiver Christian Compton, tight end Rashad Billings, linemanBrandon Keller, lineman Phil Wiehe, lineman Jacob Howarth and fullback MattHans.“Our offensive line coach (Charlie Carpenter) and tight ends coach (AdamSayer) do a really great job with all of these players they have,’’ Barrows adds.“It will be a good group to have and work with and I’m excited about it.“I told our quarterbacks we have to be more consistent this season, and thatI’m looking for first downs and touchdowns from them. Our receivers look good.We’ll want to spread the ball around and take advantage of what the defensegives us.”Barrows said he knows somewhat the type of talent he will have coming infor him this season, based on 2011 statistics and action, as well as their playbefore him in the spring. But he added that he would give every single player achance of proving themselves anew this fall for the 2012 campaign.Defensively the Lions have five starters back, including two each on thedefensive line and in the line backing corps. Leading the charge up front willbe Sean Brooks and Russell Turner II. Both were named Second Team All-Conference last fall and are equally adept at stopping the run and getting tothe quarterback. Turner was fourth on the team last season with 47 tackles,including 11.5 for loss yards, and he added two sacks. Brooks was the Lions’fifth-highest tackler, with 39 stops, including 12.5 for loss yards, and hechipped in four sacks.“We will play a 30-front with the ability to move to a 4-3,’’ Huber said. “We’llfocus on being a run-stopping defense and not to give up the big play, eitherby run or by the bomb.”Huber will rely on veteran coach Ron Corradini Sr., and first-year coach GregHuster to direct the Mount’s defense this season. The Mount was third overallin the HCAC last season on defense, including ranking first against the run.“Well try to build on what we were able to do last season,’’ Corradini states.“We want to make the other team earn everything they get and we think we’llhave some good players that will help us again this season.”Corradini gave a lot of credit for the team’s overall speed and strength, tothe Mount’s Director of Strength and Conditioning Brent Rogers. The bettercondition any athlete is in allows him to be on the field more, which helps theteam overall. Coach Huber agrees.“Having Brent Rogers is making a major difference in our program,’’ Huberadds. “The players have bought into what he’s selling and we’re getting bigger,stronger and faster every year. He has done a tremendous job at getting theplayers on board and training them for the upcoming season.”Corradini, the Lions’ veteran coach, says the Lions will take advantage of theskilled players he will have on defense this fall. He wants the team to be solidagainst the run and the pass, and make big plays along the way.“We have some good, all-around players at a number of positions,’’ Corradiniadds. He states that returning defensive linemen Matt Gatherwright, Ben Mocahbeeand Bobby Grogan, among others, will also add to the Lions’ D-line depth.Leading the way at linebacker will be Konnor Blevins, who will call thesignals for the defense in 2012. Blevins is the team’s leading returning tackler,after making 64 stops last season, including seven for loss yards. Blevins ledthe Mount with four interceptions last season and he also had two fumblerecoveries. Among other returners, mentioned by Corradini, that will see timeat linebacker this fall are: Juan Gomez, Adam Bigelow, Joe Dolak, CameronDierig, Kyle Hazlett, Brent McCleerey, David Brausch and Garrett Breiner.Joe Frakes also returns to the Lions this fall after a medical redshirt lastfall and will be moved to strong safety. He will provide veteran leadership andstrong play along with starting returner Tyler Elrod this season in the defensivebackfield.Corradini is also pleased with what he sees coming back for the team in thesecondary. In addition to Frakes and Elrod, the Lions are expected to count onreturners Ralphael Allen, Samuel Fowler, Mike Tepe and Bobby Sagers as well asa couple of transfers, this season.“I’ve had two springs with these guys and a full season,’’ Corradini says.“They all play hard; you know what strengths they have and how to takeadvantage of those strengths. We are deep at some positions and we haveexcellent coaches with these players. We’re hoping to have a really good seasonthis fall.”As for the Lions special teams, Corradini, who will coach that group, hasback some experience and talent in punter Greg Tabar; and kickers DanielDripps and Tyler Calvert, Clay, who was the team’s top kick and punt returnerlast season, and Blevins, who will long snap this season, among others also willadd to the special teams.“We want to put players with a high level of skill on the return and coverageteams,’’ Huber adds. “We want our best players to be able to handle the ball.”Tabar was fourth in the HCAC last season in average yards per punt whileClay was second in kick return average in HCAC games in 2011.“Our special teams will need to be more consistent this season, but weshould have good cover and protection teams’’ states Corradini. “We’ll haveplayers on special teams that are good players and ones you can trust to takecare of things.”Huber adds the additions of Barrows and Huster to the coaching staff thisseason, as well as the rest of the team’s returning coaches and first-yearcoaching staff members, are a solid group of leaders and they will help theteam progress overall this season, both on and off the field.“Coach Barrows has experience at all levels of college football and he’llbe a great addition to the program,’’ Huber states. “Coach Huster, a formerMount player, has also coached at many different levels of college footballand comes to us from the University of Cincinnati, where he was the Directorof Recruiting. In just the short amount of time he has been at the Mount, wehave really had a change in how we evaluate and recruit and we are takingadvantage of his expertise in social media.”“I am very excited to be back at the Mount after playing for Coach Huber,’’Huster said. “We’ll have 65 new players on the team this season and we’vealready had over 100 visits for 2013 graduates (as of July 1). Our main goalis to get great players of good character, who will do things the Mount way.We have a more strict evaluation process for all of the players that we recruit,which will be a benefit to the college and the football program.”Huster says the social media angle for recruiting, and being able to“broadcast” news about the school and football program is also a plus forthe Lions, as they compete with other area schools, and those regionally andnationally, for student-athletes.“We have Coach Huber’s web page and we do a lot with that and Twitter,to get the news out about the College and team,’’ adds Huster. “We tell thesestudent-athletes we want to keep them in Cincinnati and we feel that if wedo that, we have a shot at winning a lot of games and playing for a nationalchampionship.”2012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 17

2012 RosterNo. Name pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown (High School)1 Ralphael Allen DB 5-10 185 JR Trotwood, OH (Trotwood-Madison)2 Matt Hans FB 6-0 235 JR Louisville, KY (Holy Cross)3 Joe Pfiester QB 6-0 180 FR Cincinnati, OH (LaSalle)3 Tommy Riegel QB/WR 5-8 175 FR Whiteland, IN (Whiteland)4 Justin Berry DB 5-9 185 SR Cincinnati, OH (Roger Bacon)4 John Peters QB 6-8 230 SO West Chester, OH (Lakota West)5 Joseph Lowe WR 6-0 185 JR Westlake, OH (Westlake)6 Kyle Hazlett DB 6-0 200 JR London, OH (Westland)7 Greg Tabar P/K 6-1 190 JR Cincinnati, OH (Colerain)8 Trey McPhail QB 6-3 235 JR Nashville, TN (Father Ryan)8 Bobby Sagers DB 5-10 175 SO Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)9 Cam Dierig LB 5-10 195 JR Fort Thomas, KY (Highlands)10 Tyler Elrod DB 6-3 225 JR Harrison, OH (Harrison)11 Konnor Blevins LB 6-2 235 SO Cincinnati, OH (Lakota West)11 Tyler Feine WR 6-5 210 JR Cincinnati, OH (Amelia)12 Brett Durbin QB 6-0 175 JR Lexington, KY (Lafayette)12 Marvin Draper RB 5-10 180 FR Columbus, OH (Whetstone)13 Spencer Brown WR 6-3 190 FR California, KY (Bishop Brossart)14 Michael Tepe DB 6-2 215 SO Springboro, OH (Springboro)15 Jason Stinebaugh QB 6-0 195 SO Springboro, OH (Springboro)16 Kraig Jefferson QB 6-2 185 SO Aurora, IN (South Dearborn)17 Jake Koopman WR 6-3 180 JR Cincinnati, OH (St. Xavier)18 Brian Pitzer QB 6-1 195 SR South Salem, OH (McClain)19 Nick Kaminsky WR 6-4 210 JR Hamilton, OH (Fairfield)20 Kevin Roundtree DB 5-10 190 FR Cincinnati, OH (Princeton)21 Conner McPhail WR 6-5 200 FR Nashville, TN (Father Ryan)22 Darnell Dunson DB 6-3 185 FR Dayton, OH (Chaminade-Julienne)22 Quinton Pointer DB 5-7 200 FR Cincinnati, OH (Princeton)23 James Clay RB 5-10 190 SR Louisville, KY (duPont Manual)24 Samuel Fowler DB 5-11 185 JR Cincinnati, OH (Northwest)25 Eric Love WR 6-0 195 FR West Jefferson, OH (West Jefferson)26 Tony Croslin DB 5-10 175 FR Cincinnati, OH (Northwest)27 Tahkael Holland DB 5-9 165 FR Reynoldsburg, OH (Reynoldsburg)28 Josh Frakes RB 5-10 205 FR Columbus, OH (Hamilton Township)29 Josh Mathias DB 5-9 175 FR Mason, OH (Kings)30 Alec Camp TE 6-1 215 JR Rochester Hills, MI (Rochester Hills)31 Alex Saulsbury DB 5-10 180 SO Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)32 Shane Kelly K 6-2 190 FR Cincinnati, OH (Turpin)33 Jake Layne LB 5-11 185 FR Arcanum, OH (Arcanum)34 Dylan Foley WR 5-10 145 FR Cincinnati, OH (Ross)34 Ricardo Tait DB 5-9 175 FR Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Northeast)35 Joe Frakes LB 5-10 220 SR Columbus, OH (Hamilton Township)36 David Brausch LB 6-1 240 SO Batavia, OH (Batavia)37 Marq Pannell WR 5-9 165 FR Columbus, OH (St. Francis DeSales)38 Bryson Thompson RB 5-9 185 FR Florence, KY (Boone County)39 Kraig Smoot WR 5-10 175 SO Bedford, IN (Bedford North Lawerence)40 Raheem Pearson DB 5-10 175 FR Cincinnati, OH (Woodward)41 Daniel Dripps K 5-8 155 SR Wapakoneta, OH (Wapakoneta)42 Cody Meade RB 5-10 220 JR Paintsville, KY (Pike County Central)43 Jamie Ali FB 5-11 240 FR South Holland, IL (Thornwood)44 Mike Klekotka FB 5-8 240 JR Miami, FL (Miami Palmetto Sr.)45 Anthony LaRubbio LB 6-0 200 FR Cincinnati, OH (Lakota East)46 Ryan Chambers LB 6-0 195 FR Trenton, OH (Edgewood)47 Josh Obermuller LB 6-1 210 SO Cincinnati, OH (Shroder Paideia)48 Jay Dolak LB 6-1 225 SR Louisville, KY (Holy Cross)49 Juan Gomez LB 5-10 220 SO John’s Creek, GA (Chattahoochee)18COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

No. Name pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown (High School)50 Gabe Stiver LB 6-1 215 FR Cincinnati, OH (Moeller)50 Auggie Stanaway OL 6-2 265 FR Xenia, OH (Xenia)51 Brent McCleery LB 6-0 220 SO Mooresville, IN (Monrovia)51 Guy Sparks LB 5-9 185 FR Cincinnati, OH (Turpin)52 Adam Bigelow LB 6-2 225 SR Cincinnati, OH (Anderson)53 Jarin Johnson LB 5-9 250 FR Cincinnati, OH (Purcell Marian)54 Garrett Breiner LB 6-1 220 JR Louisville, KY (Male)55 Matt Gatherwright DL 6-2 265 SO Cincinnati, OH (Elder)56 Cody Hogge OL 6-2 270 FR Kendallville, IN (East Noble)57 Joe Becker LB 6-1 210 FR Cincinnati, OH (Indian Hill)58 Sean Brooks DL 6-1 255 SR Englewood, OH (Northmont)59 Joe Aracri OL 6-3 240 FR Cincinnati, OH (Colerain)60 Shain Abney OL 6-3 265 JR Louisville, KY (St. Francis DeSales)61 Brandan Miller OL 6-2 300 FR Cincinnati, OH (Fairfield)62 Brandon Chapman OL 6-1 310 JR Hendersonville, TN (Hendersonville)63 Jaylen Lindsey LB 6-1 215 FR Cincinnati, OH (Princeton)64 George Klayer OL 6-4 350 FR Harrison, OH (Harrison)65 Deron Lear OL 5-10 275 SO Buford, GA (Flowery Branch)66 Brandon Keller OL 6-3 295 SO Flowery Branch, GA (Flowery Branch)67 Tyler Breh OL 6-2 275 JR Trenton, OH (Edgewood)68 Jacob Howarth OL 6-1 270 SO Columbus, IN (Columbus North)69 Robert Grogan DL 6-2 285 SO Cincinnati, OH (Elder)70 Andrew Wilson OL 6-2 260 JR Monticello, OH (Twin Lakes)70 Jake Schleicher DL 6-2 220 FR Cincinnati, OH (McNicholas)71 Aaron Dyer OL 6-0 250 SO Moores Hill, IN (South Dearborn)72 Benjamin Porter OL 5-11 240 SO Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)73 Nicholas Lauer OL 6-2 265 FR Cincinnati, OH (Hamilton)74 Mark Tuttle OL 6-2 305 FR Cincinnati, OH (Hamilton)75 Willie Hornsby OL 6-4 310 FR Cleveland, OH (John Adams)76 Phil Wiehe OL 6-5 280 JR Waynesville, MO (Waynesville)77 Chris Spruill DL 6-2 230 FR Cleveland, OH (John Adams)78 Matt Ray OL 6-4 285 SR Westerville, OH (St. Francis DeSales)79 Michael Roach OL 6-2 335 JR Cincinnati, OH (Winton Woods)80 Nate Blackwell WR 6-0 175 SO West Jefferson, OH (West Jefferson)81 Walter Ranger WR 5-7 175 SR Liberty Township, OH (Lakota East)81 DJ Gibbons-Campbell WR 5-9 170 FR Hebron, KY (Conner)82 Kendall Watson WR 5-9 170 SR Cincinnati, OH (Mount Healthy)82 Corey Mink WR 6-1 185 SO Amelia, OH (Amelia)83 Evan Jaynes WR 6-3 180 FR Mooresville, IN (Monrovia)85 Christian Compton WR 6-0 175 SO Orlando, FL (Lake Nona)86 Andrew Ponder WR 6-2 190 FR Indianapolis, IN (Center Grove)87 Alex Oaks WR 5-11 170 SO Sioux Falls, SD (Harrisburg)88 Drew Royalty TE 6-1 220 JR Ashland, KY (Paul G. Blazer)89 Jay Roofener-DeMaria TE 6-4 225 FR Sacramento, CA (Rosemont)89 Garrett Lagattuta DL 6-3 220 FR Nashville, TN (Father Ryan)90 Rob Blundred TE 6-6 255 SR Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)91 Rashee Billings TE 6-5 250 SO Cincinnati, OH (Mason)91 Jacob Meyer LB 6-1 190 FR Loveland, OH (Loveland)92 Chris Taylor DL 6-4 275 SO Cincinnati, OH (Colerain)93 Ben Mocahbee DL 6-1 245 SR Cincinnati, OH (McNicholas)94 Bradley Kanter DL 6-1 220 FR Cincinnati, OH (Deer Park)95 Russell Turner II DL 6-0 255 JR Fairfield, OH (Fairfield)96 Tyler Calvert K 5-11 190 SO Taylorsville, KY (Spencer County)97 Joe Meade DL 6-3 275 SO Paintsville, KY (Pike County Central)98 Jacob Hazel K 6-1 195 SR Louisville, KY (Holy Cross)99 Tim Bowman DL 6-3 265 FR Liberty Township, OH (Lakota East)99 Tarek Shteiwi LB 6-1 200 FR Cincinnati, OH (Fairfield)*Roster as of 8/14/2012.2012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 19

Assistant Coach Steve BarrowsSteve Barrows joins the Lions’ coaching staff in 2012as the team’s Offensive Coordinator. The Lions’ newassistant coach has a bachelor’s degree and master’sdegree (Physical Education, Athletic Administration)from Ohio University.Barrows was most recently at NCAA Division IIIHardin-Simmons University as Co-Defensive Coordinator (2008-2010),Defensive Coordinator (2011) and Linebacker Coach (2008-2011). Prior tothat, Barrows was the Defensive Coordinator and Linebacker Coach at NCAADivision I Indiana State University, and Assistant Head Coach, DefensiveCoordinator and Linebacker Coach at NCAA Division I Charleston SouthernUniversity.While at Hardin-Simmons Barrows helped lead the team to a 2008playoff appearance, and he was also the academic coordinator, the athletictraining liaison and the founder of the Cowboys and Kids mentoringprogram. He was also a member of the coaching staff that led CharlestonSouthern to the 2005 Big South Conference Co-Championship.Coach Barrows also has head coaching experience, having been thehead coach at NCAA Division III and HCAC member Anderson Universityfrom 1999-2002. He led the Ravens to the 2001 HCAC Co-Championship.In addition, Barrows was the Associate Head Coach/Offensive Coordinatorat NAIA Bethany (KS) College, helping the team to a conference titleand playoff berth, and the Interim Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Linebacker Coach at NCAA Division II University of Minnesota-Morris.He also has high school coaching experience, as well as coaching stintsat NCAA Division I University of Washington and NCAA Division I OhioUniversity.Barrows is a member of the American Football Coaches Association, aformer voter in the AFCA/USA Today Division III Poll, and a former memberof the Division III Council.Coach Barrows and daughter Emma, reside in Cincinnati, Ohio.Assistant Coach Ron Corradini, Sr.Ron Corradini, Sr. returns to the Lions’ staff in 2012 tocoach the team’s outside linebackers. Coach Corradinireturned to the Mount in 2011 to assist Head CoachRod Huber with the team’s defense and coach theMount’s defensive backs. Corradini was the Lions’ headcoach from 1993-1999, preceding Huber, and also hasassistant coaching stints with the team from 1991-1992 and 2005-2007.He had a 25-43-1 record in seven seasons as the Mount’s head coach.Corradini has also been an assistant football coach at Miami University(OH) (1962-1963, 1969-1970), the University of Colorado (1974-1978),Wichita State University (1979-1980), Indiana University (1981-1984),and the University of Cincinnati (1984-1985). During his time at theDivision I level, Corradini made trips to a number of bowl games and hasa Big Eight Conference championship (1976) as well as a Mid-AmericanConference championship (1973) on his record. He also has been anassistant football coach at Kings High School (2000-2004).He received both his bachelor’s and master’s degree from MiamiUniversity, where he played and coached under former Mount football HeadCoach John Pont.Corradini resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.Assistant Coach David BrauschDavid Brausch returns to the Lions’ coaching staffin 2012 to coach the program’s running backs. Lastseason Brausch oversaw the team’s linebackers.Brausch is a native of Northern Kentucky, has 28years of High School coaching experience. He hasbeen an assistant coach at Campbell County andHolmes High Schools in Northern Kentucky. In Ohio he served as anassistant coach at Madeira, CAPE and Withrow. He served as the defensivecoordinator at both CAPE and Withrow. In 1992, the CAPE squad won theOhio Division IV State Football Championship.After his time as an Assistant, Brausch became the Head Coach atLebanon High School from 1995-2004. He has been the Head Coach ofthree different High Schools and has a combined record of 110 wins and55 losses. His teams have won a total of six league championships andqualified for the state playoffs seven times. His 1998 Lebanon squad wonthe Ohio Division II State Championship.During his tenure as a head coach, Brausch won several Coach of theYear awards from the leagues in which his teams competed, as well asDistrict awards and honors from local newspapers. He has also coachedtwice in the Ron Woyan East/West All Star Game, the Ohio North/SouthGame and the Big 33 Game, pitting the best 33 players from Ohio versusthe best 33 from Pennsylvania. His Ohio team won the game in 1998.Brausch, who graduated from Campbell County High School in Kentucky,received his bachelor’s degree from Thomas More College, and received hismaster’s degree from Northern Kentucky University.Coach Brausch and his wife, Barb, have four children, daughter Jordan(Grigorov), and sons David, Zachary and Trey. The Brausch’s reside inBatavia, Ohio.Assistant Coach Tony AcitoTony Acito returns in 2012 for his fourth season withthe Mount’s football coaching staff. He will coach theteam’s defensive line. Acito graduated from the Mountin 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in English Literatureand a History minor.Acito’s 21 years of coaching include Elder, RogerBacon, Covington Catholic (KY), Hamilton Badin, and Moeller high schools.During his high school tenure Coach Acito helped produce numerous firstand second team all-league and all-state performers including the GCLDefensive Lineman of the Year four times. In addition he has gone to theOhio and Kentucky state playoffs 12 times. Acito also coached in the 2001East/West All-Star game. In addition, Coach Acito had the privilege tocoach 2012 Super Bowl Champion Greg Jones of the New York Giants whileat Moeller High School and Brett McKinney at Badin High School whocurrently pitches for the Ohio State Buckeyes.Coach Acito helped the Mount to the 2009 HCAC Championship andNCAA Division III playoff berth. He has helped the defensive line produceseven all-HCAC lineman the past three years.Acito is employed by the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. He and his wife,Jenny, live in Monfort Heights, with their two daughters Emily and Carly.The Acitos belong to the St. Ignatius of Loyola Parish and Coach Acito is amember of the Elder High School Alumni Board.2012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 21

2012 Coaching Staff (CONTINUED)Assistant Coach Bryan SanderBryan Sander returns to the Mount’s coaching stafffor his second season in 2012. In 2011 Sander helpedcoach the team’s running backs, and this season will bein charge of the wide receivers. Sander, who graduatedfrom the Mount in 2007 with a bachelor’s degree inBusiness Administration, was a two-year player for theLions at defensive back. The Cincinnati, Ohio native graduated from RogerBacon High School and is working toward a master’s degree in kinesiology.Sander was most recently at NAIA Mayville State University (Mayville,ND), where he coached defensive backs for two years and wide receivers fora year.Coach Sander resides in Madisonville, Ohio.Assistant Coach Adam SayerAdam Sayer returns in 2012 for his third season withthe Lions’s coaching staff. Sayer was the offensiveline coach the past two seasons and will coach theMount’s tight ends this fall. Sayer played at the Mountfrom 2001-2004, and was a member of the school’sundefeated regular season team in 2004. The Lions’2004 graduate was a four-year offensive line starter, and a three-time All-HCAC selection. Sayer graduated from the Mount with a degree in MiddleChildhood Education. Following graduation, he played one year of ArenaFootball with the Cincinnati Marshals (2006). He is finishing up his master’sdegree in Special Education at Xavier University.Sayer has previous coaching experience at Purcell Marian High School(2007-2009), where he coached four offensive linemen and one runningback to All-League honors; and three straight GCL Central Running Backof the Year honors. In addition, Coach Sayer has also coached high schoolwrestling the past 10 years at various high schools and will be a varsityassistant wrestling coach at Colerain High School this winter.Coach Sayer is currently a fourth and fifth grade social studies and mathteacher at Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton in Milford, OH. He resides in Deer Parkwith his wife, Lindsey, and daughter Lilly.PHOTONOTAVAILABLEAssistant Coach Charlie CarpenterCharlie Carpenter returns to the Lions’ coaching staffthis season for his second stint as the team’s offensiveline coach. Carpenter was previously the team’soffensive line coach from 2003-2005, helping the Lionsto their first winning season (2003) and two NCAADivision III playoff appearances.Coach Carpenter has a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Educationfrom Murray State University (1975). He has worked at numerous highschools during his coaching career, as a teacher and an athletic director.In addition, Carpenter has coaching experience in the high school ranks asa football, track & field coach and wrestling coach. He has been a collegeassistant football coach at Cumberland College and Murray State University.In addition, Coach Carpenter has professional football coaching experiencewith numerous teams in the Canadian Football League, including mostrecently with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers as the team’s offensive line coach.Carpenter resides in Loveland, Ohio.Assistant Coach Tyler HoppertonTyler Hopperton joins the Lions’ staff in 2012 for hisfirst season and will coach the team’s inside linebackers.Hopperton, graduated from the Mount in May, 2012 witha Bachelor of Science degree in Sport Management anda 3.86 GPA. He played for the Lions football team forfour seasons (2008-2011), was a three-time HCAC All-Academic award winner, and was named First Team All-Conference in 2011.In addition, Hopperton, a team co-captain in 2011 and the Mount’s teamDefensive Player of the Year last fall, was a National Football FoundationScholar Athlete (2012) and was chosen to play in the Ohio Army NationalGuard Senior Bowl III in 2012. He capped his college career with an HCACDefensive Player of the Week honor, recording a career-high 15 tacklesagainst cross-river rival Thomas More College.While at the Mount, Hopperton was President of the Student AthleteAdvisory Committee (SAAC), 2011-2012, was the College of Mount St.Joseph Student Athlete Representative at the 2012 NCAA Convention, andthe Representative at the Diversity and Gender Issues Workshop, and hasattended the Glazier Coaching Clinics from 2010-present. He was a ResidentAssistant at the Mount from 2010-2012, was named to the Alpha ChiNational College Honor Society (Spring 2012), and named Sigma Beta Deltaand Chi Alpha Sigma (Spring 2011).Hopperton, a Simon Kenton High School graduate, lives in Walton,Kentucky.Intern Thomas GoodThomas Good joins the Mount’s football staff in 2012 forhis first season as an intern. Good was a 2008 graduateof Colerain High School, and a 2012 graduate of SaintJoseph’s College in Rensselaer, Indiana, where hereceived a bachelor’s degree in Sports Management.Good played football in both high school and college,garnering All-Conference and All-Southwest Ohio honors in high school;and All-Conference accolades in college as a four-year starter. He was alsoan Athletic Director intern at Colerain High School (2011-2012) and was afootball intern at Saint Joseph’s College (March-April, 2012).Good resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.22COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

2012 Senior Players’ Profiles4 JUSTIN BERRYCornerback • SeniorHeight: 5-9 • Weight: 185Major: Social WorkHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Roger Bacon)Berry returns for his third season with the Mount, aftermissing the 2011 season with a knee injury. He showed improvementduring spring drills for the Lions and Head Coach Rod Huber says heexpects Berry to compete for playing time at a corner spot this season.Justin is the son of Cheryl Berry.JUSTIN BERRY’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2010 20 9 29 0.5 0 2 02011 Did not play - injured52 ADAM BIGELOWLinebacker • SeniorHeight: 6-2 • Weight: 225Major: Business AdministrationHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Anderson)Bigelow returns for his fourth season with the Mount.Head Coach Rod Huber says that the Lions’ returning‘backer is considered one of the strongest players on the team, pound forpound, who loves to compete. Huber adds that Bigelow is a leader in theoff-season program and will be expected to carry that leadership onto thefield this fall. Adam is the son of Cheryl and Dean Bigelow.ADAM BIGELOW’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2009 2 1 3 0 0 0 02010 10 18 28 2.5 1.0 0 12011 15 8 23 1.0 0 0 1Totals 27 27 54 3.5 1.0 0 290 ROB BLUNDREDTight End • SeniorHeight: 6-6 • Weight: 255Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Oak Hills)Blundred returns for his third season with the Mount.He was a starter again at tight end last fall and lookspoised to have a break-out season in 2012. Head Coach Rod Huber saysthat Blundred is one of the biggest athletic tight ends in Division IIIfootball. Huber says that Blundred has very good feet and outstandinghands, and is expected to play a much bigger role in the team’s passinggame this fall. He was a Second Team All-HCAC honoree last season. Rob isthe son of Donna and Larry Blundred.ROB BLUNDRED’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2009 12 174 14.5 2 552010 Did not play, red-shirted2011 9 117 13.0 1 22Totals 21 291 13.9 3 5558 SEAN BROOKSDefensive Line • SeniorHeight: 6-1 • Weight: 255Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Englewood, OH(Northmont)Brooks returns for his fourth season with the Mount.He improved his overall statistics again for the Lions in 2011, and looksto hold down a starting D-line spot again this fall. Head Coach Rod Hubersays that Brooks has played hurt the last two years and now is 100 percenthealthy – doing a tremendous job in the rehab of his shoulder. Huber addsthat Brooks will be a leader on the defensive line in 2012 for the Mount.He was a Second Team All-HCAC selection last fall. Sean is the son ofSheryl and Kevin Brooks.SEAN BROOKS’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2009 9 9 18 3.5 1.0 0 02010 15 18 33 5.5 3.0 0 12011 26 13 39 12.5 4.0 1 0Totals 50 40 90 21.5 8.0 1 123 JAMES CLAYRunning Back • SeniorHeight: 5-10 • Weight: 190Major: Business AdministrationHometown (High School): Louisville, KY(Dupont Manual)Clay returns for his fourth season with the Mount. Hehad a break-out campaign in 2011, leading the Lions in rushing yards andTDs. Head Coach Rod Huber states that Clay is arguably one of the toprunning backs in Division III. Huber adds that the Lions’ standout backhad a great off-season, and in workouts, Clay improved his strength, speedand agility. Clay figures to be the Lions’ go-to guy this fall at the runningback position. He was a First Team All-HCAC selection last season. James isthe son of Avery Horbin and James Clay.JAMES CLAY’S CAREER STATISTICSRushingYear Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long2009 No varsity statistics2010 67 484 7.2 3 932011 144 1,132 7.9 16 95Totals 211 1,616 7.7 19 95ReceivingYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2009 No varsity statistics2010 4 22 5.5 0 102011 16 77 4.8 0 13Totals 20 99 4.9 0 132012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 23

2012 Senior Players’ Profiles (CONTINUED)48 JAY DOLAKLinebacker • SeniorHeight: 6-1 • Weight: 225Major: General StudiesHometown (High School): Louisville, KY (Holy Cross)Dolak returns for his fourth season with the Mount.He saw time as a starter last season for the Lions atlinebacker and Head Coach Rod Huber says that Dolak, who has a nose forthe football, has done a great job in the off-season preparing for his finalyear. Jay is the son of Angela and Richard Dolak.JAY DOLAK’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2009 2 0 2 1.0 0 0 02010 3 9 12 0 0 0 02011 24 12 36 1.5 0 1 2Totals 29 21 50 2.5 0 1 298 JACOB HAZELKicker • SeniorHeight: 6-1 • Weight: 195Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Louisville, KY (Holy Cross)Hazel returns for his fourth season with the Mount.Lions’ Head Coach Rod Huber says his senior kickerhas worked very hard while at the Mount and will offer guidance andleadership to the younger kickers during the 2012 season. Hazel has alsoassisted the Mount’s men’s basketball team coaching staff as a studentcoach. Jacob is the son of Lisa and Scott Hazel.JACOB HAZEL’S CAREER STATISTICSYear FGM-FGA Long Blk. XPM-XPA Pts.2009 No varsity statistics2010 No varsity statistics2011 No varsity statistics32 DANIEL DRIPPSKicker • SeniorHeight: 5-8 • Weight: 155Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Wapakoneta, OH(Wapakoneta)Dripps returns for his fourth season with the Mount. Hewas the team’s starting extra point kicker last season, converting 19-of-22PATs and also added a 26-yard field goal. Head Coach Rod Huber says thatDripps, who has three varsity letters, is expected to step up and lead acore of young leaders this fall. He adds that his senior kicker has a greatwork ethic and has prepared himself well for his final season. Daniel is theson of Mary and Tim Dripps.DANIEL DRIPPS’ CAREER STATISTICSYear FGM-FGA Long Blk. XPM-XPA Pts.2009 No varsity statistics2010 0-0 - 0 1-2 12011 1-4 26 0 19-22 22Totals 1-4 26 0 20-24 2393 BEN MOCAHBEEDefensive Line • SeniorHeight: 6-1 • Weight: 245Major: MathematicsHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(McNicholas)Mocahbee returns for his fourth season with the Mount.He saw limited action last season on the defensive line for the Lions butis expected to compete for a starting spot this season on the D-;line,according to Head Coach Rod Huber. Huber adds that Mocahbee is oneof the team’s most improved players, and that the senior has very goodfootwork and made major gains in weight room. Ben is the son of Teri andKelly Mocahbee.BEN MOCAHBEE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2009 0 2 2 0 0 0 02010 1 0 1 0 0 0 02011 4 4 8 1.0 0 0 1Totals 5 6 11 1.0 0 0 135 JOE FRAKESDefensive Back • SeniorHeight: 5-10 • Weight: 220Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Columbus, OH(Hamilton Township)Frakes returns for his fourth season with the Mount.He saw limited time last season at linebacker, due to injury, but is expectedto see significant playing time at a defensive back position in 2012.Head Coach Rod Huber calls Frakes one of the hardest hitters in the entireprogram, and someone who plays the run extremely well. Joe is the son ofJanice and Gregory Frakes.JOE FRAKES’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2008 No varsity statistics2010 4 3 7 0.5 0 0 02011 4 2 6 0 0 0 0Totals 8 5 13 0.5 0 0 024COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

18 BRIAN PITZERQuarterback • SeniorHeight: 6-1 • Weight: 195Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): South Salem, OH(McClain)Pitzer returns for his fourth season with the Mount.Saw time as a starter in each game last season for the Lions, finishingwith 1,000 plus passing yards and over 700 rushing yards, along with acombined total of 13 TDs. Head Coach Rod Huber calls Pitzer a team leaderand fierce competitor, who loves the game and who is capable of makingbig plays. He is expected to enter fall training camp as the starting signalcaller. Brian is the son of Mindy and Brian Pitzer.BRIAN PITZER’S CAREER STATISTICSPassingYear Att. Comp. Int. Pct. Yds. TD Long2009 1 1 0 100.0 8 0 82010 13 6 0 46.2 58 0 202011 180 87 9 48.3 1,042 8 43Totals 194 94 9 48.5 1,108 8 43RushingYear Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long2009 0 0 0.0 0 -2010 26 163 6.3 1 222011 135 721 5.3 5 49Totals 161 884 5.5 6 4981 WALTER RANGERWide Receiver • SeniorHeight: 5-7 • Weight: 175Major: Sociology/CriminologyHometown (High School): Liberty Township, OH(Lakota East)Ranger returns for his fourth season with the Mount.After a good spring in 2012, Ranger, looks to contribute at the slotposition and add depth at wide receiver this fall for the Lions, according toHead Coach Rod Huber. Walter is the son of Susan Rogers.WALTER RANGER’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2009 No varsity statistics2010 No varsity statistics2011 No varsity statistics78 MATT RAYOffensive Line • SeniorHeight: 6-4 • Weight: 285Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Westerville, OH(St. Francis DeSales)Ray returns for his fourth season with the Mount. Avaluable reserve from 2011, Ray, who has good size, and who has seen a lotof playing time the past two years on the offensive line, is expected to stepup and compete for a starting position this fall, according to Head CoachRod Huber. Matt is the son of Angela and Ted Ray.82 KENDALL WATSONWide Receiver • SeniorHeight: 5-9 • Weight: 170Major: Business AdministrationHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Mt. Healthy)Watson returns for his third season with the Mount. Hewas a varsity letter winner last season for the Lions, and Head Coach RodHuber states that Watson showed improvement during the off-season and isexpected to compete for starting wide receiver position in 2012, namely asa slot receiver. Kendall is the son of Lisa Lofton and Virgil Cole.KENDALL WATSON’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2010 1 2 2.0 0 22011 3 46 15.3 0 31Totals 4 48 12.0 0 312012 Returning Starters’ Profiles(NOT INCLUDING SENIOR STARTERS)11 Konnor BlevinsLinebacker • SophomoreHeight: 6-2 • Weight: 235Major: Natural ScienceHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Lakota West)Blevins returns for his second season with the Mount.He is the team’s top returning tackler for the 2012season, after finishing second overall last season in tackles with 64.Blevins, who has good quickness, was also the team leader in interceptionsand tied for fumble recoveries in 2011. He is expected to be a leaderamong the team’s linebackers this fall, and a key to the Lions’ defense.Blevins will also see time as the team’s long snapper, too. Konnor is theson of Tammy Blevins and Kim Blevins.KONNOR BLEVINS’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2011 39 25 64 7.0 0 4 296 Tyler CalvertKicker • SophomoreHeight: 5-11 • Weight: 190Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Taylorsville, KY(Spencer County)Calvert returns for his second season with the Mount.He split placekicking duties last fall for the Lions, connecting on 12-of-14extra point attempts. Calvert, who will look for improved consistency thisfall, will be expected to handle the placement duties for the Lions in 2012.Tyler is the son of Cindy and Bruce Calvert.TYLER CALVERT’S CAREER STATISTICSYear FGM-FGA Long Blk. XPM-XPA Pts.2011 0-1 - 0 12-14 122012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 25

2012 Returning Starters’ Profiles (NOT INCLUDING SENIOR STARTERS)10 Tyler ElrodDefensive Back • JuniorHeight: 6-3 • Weight: 225Major: Special EducationHometown (High School): Harrison, OH (Harrison)Tyler returns for his third season with the Mount. Heplayed in all 10 games last season for the Mount, andElrod, who is a big hitter and a leader of the team’s secondary, had a greatspring and looks to have a standout campaign in 2012. Tyler is the son ofValerie Edmundson and Todd Elrod.TYLER ELROD’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2010 15 8 23 1.0 0 0 22011 21 10 31 0.5 0 1 1Totals 36 18 54 1.5 0 1 319 Nick KaminskyWide Receiver • JuniorHeight: 6-4 • Weight: 210Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Hamilton, OH (Fairfield)Kaminsky returns for his third season with the Mount.He saw his most significant playing time last fall,hauling in 10 receptions for 108 yards, and recording his first career TDwith a 29-yard catch against Thomas More in the team’s season finale.Assistant Coach Steve Barrows says that Kaminsky was a pleasant surprisethis past spring for the Lions, and hopes to utilize his good size, quicknessand hands into being a factor in the team’s receiving corps this comingfall. Nick is the son of Ann and John Kaminsky.NICK KAMINSKY’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2010 No varsity statistics2011 10 108 10.8 1 2944 Mike KlekotkaFullback • JuniorHeight: 5-8 • Weight: 240Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Miami, FL(Miami Palmetto Sr.)Kletkotka returns for his third season with the Mount.He gained valuable starting time at fullback for the Lions in 2011, leadingthe way as a lead blocker for the team’s rushing attack. Assistant CoachSteve Barrows says that Kletkotka had a good spring in 2011 and willenter the fall as the team’s back-up fullback. Mike is the son of Susan andMichael Klekotka, Sr.MIKE KLEKOTA’S CAREER STATISTICSRushingYear Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long2010 No varsity statistics2011 13 43 3.3 0 14ReceivingYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2010 No varsity statistics2011 2 15 7.5 0 137 Greg TabarPunter/Kicker • JuniorHeight: 6-1 • Weight: 190Major: Special EducationHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Colerain)Tabar returns for his third season with the Mount.He had his second straight solid year punting for theLions in 2011, upping his average nearly one-half yard per kick, bootinga career-long punt of 66 yards against Bluffton University, and recording11 kicks inside the opponent’s 20-yard line. After a good spring, Tabar willbe looking for a standout campaign in 2012. Greg is the son of Paula andBruce Tabar.GREG TABAR’S CAREER STATISTICSPuntingYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TB FC I20 Blk.2010 49 1,886 38.5 61 3 5 11 02011 50 1,945 38.9 66 5 2 11 1Totals 99 3,831 38.7 66 8 7 22 195 Russell Turner IIDefensive Line • JuniorHeight: 6-0 • Weight: 255Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Fairfield, OH (Fairfield)Turner returns for this third season with the Mount.He had a solid all-around season for the Lions last fall,finishing with 47 tackles, including 11.5 for loss yards and two sacks, andcapping the season by being named an HCAC Second Team All-Conferenceselection. After missing spring practice to rehab a knee injury, Turneris expected to be a leader on the D-line this coming season. He was aSecond Team All-HCAC honoree in 2011. Russell is the son of Tina Turner.RUSSELL TURNER’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2010 13 3 16 4.0 3 0 02011 35 12 47 11.5 2 0 0Totals 48 15 63 15.5 5 0 070 Andrew WilsonOffensive Line • JuniorHeight: 6-2 • Weight: 260Major: Sociology/CriminologyHometown (High School): Monticello, OH(Twin Lakes)Wilson returns for his third season with the Mount. Heheld down a starting guard spot throughout the 2011 season and looksto hold down a starting spot on the O-line again this fall for the Lions.Andrew is the son of Dot and Jay Wilson.26COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

2012 Potential Impact Players’ and Other Returners’ Profiles1 Ralphael AllenDefensive Back • JuniorHeight: 5-10 • Weight: 185Major: Pre-Middle Childhood EducationHometown (High School): Trotwood, OH(Trotwood-Madison)Allen returns for his third season with the Mount. Hesaw limited action last fall for the Lions, recording 19 tackles and grabbingtwo interceptions, after injuries to others forced him into additional action.Allen’s experience in the secondary will be valuable key for the team thiscoming season. Ralphael is the son of Jennifer and Ralph Allen.24 Samuel FowlerDefensive Back • JuniorHeight: 5-11 • Weight: 185Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH(Northwest)Fowler returns for his third season with the Mount. Heplayed in five games last season for the Lions at the safety position, butis expected to challenge for a starting spot at cornerback in 2012, afterhaving a good off-season of work-outs. Samuel is the son Cynthia andRaymond Fowler.RALPHAEL’S ALLEN CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2010 No varsity statistics2011 14 5 19 0 0 2 0SAMUEL FOWLER’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2010 3 0 3 1 0 1 02011 9 2 11 0 0 0 0Totals 12 2 14 1 0 1 067 Tyler BrehOffensive Line • JuniorHeight: 6-2 • Weight: 275Major: CriminologyHometown (High School): Trenton, OH (Edgewood)Breh returns for his third season with the Mount. He willreturn to the team’s offensive line again this fall, afterplaying on defense as a freshman. Breh, a solid all-around player and hardworker,is expected to be a team leader on the O-line in 2012. Tyler is theson of Susan and John Streit.11 Tyler FeineWide Receiver • JuniorHeight: 6-5 • Weight: 210Major: Sport ManagementHometown (High School): Amelia, OH (Amelia)Feine returns for his third season with the Mount. Hewill play wide receiver for the second straight season andFeine, who has excellent hands and good quickness, hopes to make an impactfor the team this coming season. Tyler is the son Rochelle and Steve Feine.TYLER FEINE’S CAREER STATISTICSReceivingYear Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Long2011 1 7 7.0 0 0PassingYear Att. Comp. Int. Pct. Yds. TD Long2010 46 23 3 50.0 252 1 3955 Matt GatherwrightDefensive Line • SophomoreHeight: 6-2 • Weight: 265Major: Business AdministrationHometown (High School): Cincinnati, OH (Elder)Gatherwright returns for his second season with theMount. He improved throughout his first-year campaignfor the Lions in 2011, and after a good spring, will be looking for a bigsophomore season. Matt is the son of Mary Ellen and Joe Gatherwright.MATT GATHERWRIGHT’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2011 4 8 12 1.5 0 0 049 Juan GomezLinebacker • SophomoreHeight: 5-10 • Weight: 220Major: Business AdministrationHometown (High School): John’s Greek, GA(Chattahoochee)Gomez returns for his second season with the Mount. Heplayed defensive tackle in 2011, and provided a strong pass rush, recording10 tackles, including four for loss yards, and three sacks. Gomez was movedto outside linebacker in the spring and did well. Juan is the son of BeatrizArango and Gilberto Gomez.JUAN GOMEZ’ CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2011 8 2 10 4.0 3 0 12012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 27

2012 Potential Impact Players’ and Other Returners’ Profiles2 Matt HansFullback • JuniorHeight: 6-0 • Weight: 235Major: BiologyHometown (High School): Louisville, KY(Holy Cross)Hans returns for his third season with the Mount. Hefigures to see significant time on the varsity squad this season, as AssistantCoach Steve Barrows says that Hans, who has good hands and is a goodathlete, heads into fall training camp as the Lions’ first team fullback. Mattis the son of Missy Lane and Jim Hans.MATT HANS’ CAREER STATISTICSRushingYear Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long2010 No varsity statistics2011 No varsity statistics14 Mike TepeDefensive Back • SophomoreHeight: 6-2 • Weight: 215Major: Pre-Special EducationHometown (High School): Springboro, OH(Springboro)Tepe returns for his second season with the Mount.He saw limited time for the varsity last season, but the Lions’ versatilereturner could see more action at either cornerback or a safety spot in 2012.Tepe, a good athlete, is coming off a strong spring season. Mike is the son ofSherri and Bill Tepe.MIKE TEPE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear Solo Asst. Total TFL Sacks Int. FR2011 3 1 4 0 0 0 042 Cody MeadeRunning Back • JuniorHeight: 5-10 • Weight: 220Major: Middle Childhood EducationHometown (High School): Paintsville, KY(Pike County Central)Meade returns for his third season with the Mount. Hehad a solid 2011 varsity campaign, and after a production spring season,where he caught the ball well out of the backfield, will enter the fall as theLions’ back-up running back, according to Assistant Coach Steve Barrows.Cody is the son of Kim and Guy Meade.CODY MEADE’S CAREER STATISTICSRushingYear Att. Yds. Avg. TD Long2010 3 2 0.7 0 22011 21 78 3.7 0 13Totals 24 80 3.3 0 132011 Season in ReviewSept. 4, 2011: The College of Mount St. Joseph recorded 318 yards rushing,and scored four rushing touchdowns as they recorded a season-opening 26-16win at Wilmington College.Wilmington jumped out to leads of 7-0 and 14-0 in the first quarter, scoringone touchdown each on the ground and through the air. The Lions got on thescoreboard early in the second quarter when James Clay (Louisville, KY/DupontManual) broke off a 34-yard TD run and Daniel Dripps (Wapakoneta, OH/Wapakoneta) added the PAT kick. The Mount tied the game later in the quarterwhen quarterback Brian Pitzer (South Salem, OH/McClain) rushed in from ayard out – and after Dripps’ kick – saw the score at 14-all.After a fumble recovery by the Mount’s Konnor Blevins (Cincinnati, OH/Lakota West) in Wilmington territory, the Lions’ Pitzer put his team ahead on afive-yard TD run, 20-14. The Quakers sacked Pitzer in the end zone with 10:04on the fourth quarter clock, but would get no closer, making the score 20-16.Sean Keller (Maineville, OH/Kings) scored on a nine-yard run for the Mountwith three minutes left in the game to seal the victory for the Lions, theirninth straight win over Wilmington in the all-time series.Pitzer completed only two of seven passes, for 17 yards but gained 92yards on the ground. Clay added 141 yards rushing on 18 carries as the Mountaveraged 5.9 yards per carry during the game. The Lions held a 17-10 edge infirst downs and a 335-219 advantage in total offense. Wilmington gained 121yards rushing and 98 yards passing. The two teams combined for 17 penaltiesin the game, with the Lions racking up eight penalties. The Lions were fourof-12on third down compared to Wilmington’s four-of-16 conversions on thirddown.Tyler Hopperton (Walton, KY/Simon Kenton) led the Lions’ defense withnine tackles while Tyler Elrod (Harrison, OH/Harrison) had eight tackles and aninterception. Sean Brooks (Englewood, OH/Northmont) added three tackles forloss yards, including a sack. Brett Hambrick (Cincinnati, OH/Elder) chipped in asack while teammate Ralphael Allen (Trotwood, OH/Trotwood-Madison) addedan interception.Sept. 18, 2011: The Mount used a strong kick return game, and anopportunistic defense, as they posted a 35-12 win at HCAC-foe AndersonUniversity.28COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Jimmy Dan Conners (Cincinnati, OH/Oak Hills) recorded two, five-yard TDruns, with them coming in each of the game’s first two quarters, and DanDripps (Wapakoneta, OH/Wapakoneta) converted two PAT kicks to give theMount a 14-0 lead in the game. Brian Pitzer (South Salem, OH/McClain) andSean Keller (Maineville, OH/Kings) hooked up on a 14-yard TD pass play withjust over a minute to play - and Dripps’ PAT gave the Lions a 21-0 lead headinginto the locker room at the half.James Clay (Louisville, KY/Dupont Manual) returned the opening kickoff forthe Mount 91 yards for a score, and Dripps converted the kick again, to givethe Lions a commanding 28-0 advantage. The kickoff return was the secondlongestfor a score in Mount history. A fourth quarter Anderson TD pass cutthe lead to 28-6 but the Lions got another long kickoff return on the ensuingkickoff, when Joey Robertson (Middletown, OH/Bishop Fenwick) returned theball 82 yards, down to the Anderson two-yard line. Robertson took the ball intothe end zone on the game’s next play. Anderson added a late TD pass for thefinal margin.Four of Anderson’s 14 drives in the game ended in an interception, withKonnor Blevins (Cincinnati, OH/Lakota West) recording two pickoffs. WillPalmer (Atlanta, GA/Westlake) and Cory Babbington (Lebanon, OH/Henry M.Gunn Sr.) each also had an interception. Blevins and teammate Tyler Hopperton(Walton, KY/Simon Kenton) led the team with seven tackles each while JuanGomez (Johns Creek, GA/Chattahoochee) recovered a fumble on Anderson’s lastdrive of the game.The Mount rushed 50 times for 135 yards while holding the Ravens to 44yards on 21 rushes. The Lions, which had three quarterbacks play in the game,completed 14-of-19 passes for 199 yards. Zachary Gerber (Payne, OH/WayneTrace) had three receptions for 56 yards while four other Lions’ players hadtwo receptions each. Pitzer led the Mount with 38 yards rushing. Ten differentMount players carried the ball in the game.Sept. 24, 2011: James Clay (Louisville, KY/Dupont Manual) ran for 132yards and three touchdowns, and the Lions’ offense rolled up nearly 500 yardsof total offense, as the Mount ran their season record to 3-0, 2-0 in the HCAC,with a 28-17 win at home over Bluffton University.Bluffton jumped out to a 10-0 lead in the first quarter, only to see the Lionsscore the game’s next 28 points. Clay got the Mount scoring started in thesecond quarter when he raced in form 29 yards out and Zachary Gerber (Payne,OH/Wayne Trace) helped give the Lions a lead when scored on a TD pass fromBrian Pitzer (South Salem, OH/McClain). Clay added TD runs in the third andfourth quarter - and Dan Dripps (Wapakoneta, OH/Wapakoneta) convertedhis fourth straight PAT kick of the day - as the Mount rolled out to a 28-10advantage. Bluffton would close the scoring with a TD pass coming with 38seconds to play in the game.The Mount totaled 452 yards of total offense, with 285 yards coming onthe ground. Clay’s 132 yards rushing came on 10 carries while Pitzer added 88yards rushing. Pitzer also completed 15-of-24 passes for 167 yards, a TD andan interception. Sean Keller (Maineville, OH/Kings) led the Mount with fivereceptions. Konnor Blevins (Cincinnati, OH/Lakota West) led the Lions defense,who held the Beavers to 322 yards of total offense, with 11 tackles, includingtwo for loss yards, and an interception. Derek Termuhlen (Milford, OH/Milford)also had a pickoff.Oct. 1, 2011: Host Franklin College grabbed a 21-7 halftime lead todayand held off the Lions in the second half as they knocked the Mount from theunbeaten ranks with a 35-23 HCAC win.Franklin College jumped out to a 21-0 lead today, before the Lions got onthe scoreboard with a 14-yard TD pass from Brian Pitzer (South Salem, OH/McClain) to Rob Blundred (Cincinnati, OH/Oak Hills). The Lions were hurtby numerous penalties, on both offense and defense, and two turnoversvia interceptions, in the opening half. The Lions suffered another turnover(interception) on their first series of the second half, but saw Dan Dripps(Wapakoneta, OH/Wapakoneta) later convert a 26-yard field goal to cut thedeficit to 21-10 with just over five minutes left in the third quarter. Franklinwould connect on their third scoring pass of the game right before the end ofthe half, and push their lead back out to 18 points, 28-10.Dan Wood (Cleves, OH/Taylor) scored his first TD of the season on an sevenyardTD catch from Pitzer in the fourth quarter but Franklin answered back, just2 1/2 minutes later capping a 60-yard scoring drive with a one-yard TD run.Pitzer tossed his third TD of the game with 5:28 left on the game clock whenhe hooked up on a 36-yard play with Sean Keller (Maineville, OH/Kings). TheLions would have the ball two more times down the stretch but were unable tocut into the Franklin lead.The Mount won the battle of the statistics against Franklin, recording 23first downs to the Grizzlies 18 first downs, holding a 432-288 lead in totalyardage (including 221-18 in rushing yards), and posting a 39:26-20:34 leadin time of possession. Both teams suffered three turnovers in the game (all byinterceptions). The Mount committed 10 penalties for 149 yards while Franklinwas guilty of seven infractions for 70 yards.Pitzer had a game-high 93 yards rushing and completed 17 passes in 36attempts for 211 yards. Zachary Gerber had six (Payne, OH/Wayne Trace)receptions while Keller collected four catches. Cory Babbington (Lebanon, OH/Henry M. Gunn Sr.) had seven tackles while Ralphael Allen (Trotwood, OH/Trotwood-Madison), Konnor Blevins (Cincinnati, OH/Lakota West), and SeanBrooks (Englewood, OH/Northmont) each had an interception. The Lions alsohad two sacks.Oct. 8, 2011: Defiance College scored today with their offense, defense,and special teams as they held off the Mount for a 23-13 win at Schueler Field,dropping the Lions to 3-2 overall, 2-2 in the HCAC.The Yellow Jackets opened the scoring when they raced in on an 84-yardpunt return TD with 6:19 to play in the first quarter. The Mount’s Brian Pitzer(South Salem, OH/McClain) answered that score just three minutes later whenhe scored from 11 yards out - but the Lions missed the PAT kick - and trailed,7-6. Defiance would add a 23-yard field goal early in the second half, to pushtheir lead out to 10-6, and neither team would score again the rest of the half.The Lions had over 200 yards of total offense in the first half, and convertedfour-of-eight third down conversions, but could not get past the Defiance 30-yard line other than Pitzer’s score.After a scoreless third quarter for both teams, the Mount cut the deficit to13-10, when James Clay (Louisville, KY/Dupont Manual) scored on a 42-yard TDrun - and Dan Dripps (Wapakoneta, OH/Wapakoneta) added the PAT kick. TheLions would not get closer, as the Yellow Jackets added a 22-yard TD run anda 32-yard interception return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter to cap thescoring.Three of the Mount’s seven second half possessions ended in a punt, whiletwo other drives ended with an interception.The Mount had 20 first downs to Defiance’s 14 first downs, gained more intotal offense (371-271 yards) but were hurt by three turnovers. Pitzer recordeda game-high 102 yards rushing, while Clay chipped in 94 yards on the ground.Pitzer was eight-for-22 passing, for 61 yards. Jimmy Dan Conners (Cincinnati,OH/Oak Hills) and Clay each had three receptions. Tyler Hopperton (Walton,KY/Simon Kenton) led all defenders with 13 tackles, while Adam Bigelow(Cincinnati, OH/Anderson) had a fumble recovery.Oct. 16, 2011: Host Rose-Hulman parlayed a 14-point first quarter into a17-14 halftime lead today, and held on to defeat the Lions, 20-14.The Fightin’ Engineers jumped out to a 14-0 lead today, scoring TDs againstthe Mount on two of their first four possessions. During those possessions, theLions came up short with their chances, missing a 39-yard field goal attempton one drive and ending another drive with a fumble at the Rose 23-yard line.The Mount finally got on the scoreboard on their first possession of the secondquarter, as they drove 50 yards in eight plays, as James Clay (Louisville, KY/Dupont Manual) raced in from four yards out. Daniel Dripps (Wapakoneta, OH/Wapakoneta) added the PAT kick to cut the deficit to 14-7.Jay Dolak (Louisville, KY/Holy Cross) helped the Lions close the gap withjust over five minutes left in the second quarter, as he snagged an interceptionand scored from five yards away. Dripps would add the PAT kick again as theLions knotted the score at 14-all. Rose-Hulman would forge ahead by a 17-142012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 29

2011 Season in Review (CONTINUED)score at the half, when they converted a 22-yard field goal to cap a 13-playdrive. After a Mount fumble on the ensuing kickoff, Rose-Hulman missed a longfield goal attempt near the end of the first half.Neither team could generate much offense in the second half, as the Fightin’Engineers would end the scoring in the game with just over two minutes left toplay when they kicked a 20-yard field goal. Four of the Mount’s six second halfpossessions ended in punts, while one other drive was stopped with a fumble.The Lions converted only two-of-seven third down plays in the second half. TheMount was hampered by penalties - they committed seven in the game - andfumbles, with five, four of which they lost. Rose-Hulman committed only oneturnover in the game.Both teams had 18 first downs in the game, while Rose-Hulman out-gainedthe Lions in total yards, 326-290. Clay had a game-high 103 yards rushingalong with three receptions, while Brian Pitzer (South Salem, OH/McClain)rushed for 74 yards. Pitzer was eight-of-15 passing for 49 yards, no TDs and nointerceptions. Zachary Gerber (Payne, OH/Wayne Trace) had three receptions for26 yards.Tyler Hopperton (Walton, KY/Simon Kenton) led the Lions’ defense with 12tackles, while Dolak chipped in nine stops and Sean Brooks (Englewood, OH/Northmont) had eight tackles, including 3.5 for loss yards, and a forced fumble.Oct. 22, 2011: The College of Mount St. Joseph held a 14-7 lead at the half,and behind a 14-point third quarter rolled to a 28-7 Homecoming win overEarlham College to improve to 4-3 overall, 3-3 in the HCAC.Earlham College got the scoring started early in the second quarter, whenthey picked off a pass from Trey McPhail (Nashville, TN/Father Ryan) and racedin from 55 yards away. The ensuing PAT kick left the Quakers in front, 7-0. Thatwould be all the scoring they would do in the game as the Lions scored on twoTD runs in the first half. James Clay (Louisville, KY/Dupont Manual) bulled infrom two yards out just 3:10 after the Quakers’ score, and Brian Pitzer (SouthSalem, OH/McClain) had a seven-yard TD run with 7:15 left in the second halffor the Lions’ scores. Dan Dripps (Wapakoneta, OH/Wapakoneta) twice made thePAT kick as the Mount led, 14-7 at the intermission.The Lions were particularly effective on third down in the first half,converting four-of-seven third down conversions in the first 30 minutes ofplay, while holding Earlham to two-of-eight on third down in the openinghalf. The Quakers would finish two-for-14 on third down, and one-for-three onfourth down for the game, while the Mount was seven-for-14 on third downpossessions. Both teams would also miss field goals in the opening half of play.The Mount added two more scores, both coming in the third quarter to putthe game away. Brandon Brown (College Park, GA/Westlake) raced in from nineyards out, capping the Lions’ longest drive of the game - eight plays and 69yards - and Dripps hit the PAT kick to give his team a 21-7 advantage. Pitzerand Sean Keller (Maineville, OH/Kings) hooked up on a 38-yard TD pass play,and Dripps’ converted the kick, to give the Mount a 28-7 lead with 2:45 on thethird quarter clock.Earlham had the ball for seven different possessions in the second halfbut was stymied throughout by the Lions, who forced five punts and aninterception during that stretch. The Mount, meanwhile, had over 200 yards oftotal offense in the second half as they substituted liberally on both sides ofthe ball.The Lions gained more first downs than Earlham, 19-12, had more totalyards, 335-175 and recorded four sacks in the game. Earlham had 90 yardsrushing on 42 attempts and completed just eight-of-19 passes.Clay finished with a game-high 80 yards rushing on 14 carries while threeMount quarterbacks combined for six-of-18 for 116 yards passing. ZacharyGerber (Payne, OH/Wayne Trace) led all receivers with three receptions. RussellTurner II (Fairfield, OH/Fairfield) led the Mount with nine tackles, includingtwo for loss yards and a sack. Cory Babbington (Lebanon, OH/Henry M. GunnSr.) added an interception.30COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHOct. 29, 2011: James Clay (Louisville, KY/Dupont Manual) scored the goaheadTD early in the fourth quarter as the Lions held on to record a 26-24come-from-behind victory at Manchester College.Clay scored the final of his three TDs in the game with 14:11 on the fourthquarter clock, when he raced in from 52 yards out. Of the Spartans’ threepossessions in the fourth quarter, two ended in punts while a third ended on amissed 25-yard field goal with 1:53 remaining in the game.Clay rushed for a game-high 170 yards while adding three receptions for 29yards. Mount quarterback Brian Pitzer (South Salem, OH/McClain) had 48 yardsrushing and was six-of-16 passing for 59 yards and an interception.Derek Termuhlen (Milford, OH/Milford) had a team-high seven tackles,including a sack while teammate Sean Brooks (Englewood, OH/Northmont)added a sack. Jay Dolak (Louisville, KY/Holy Cross) recovered a fumble.Nov. 5, 2011: The Lions closed 2011 HCAC play behind a strong rushingattack and solid defense, recording a 41-23 home win over Hanover College.The Mount, 6-3 overall, moves to 5-3 in the HCAC and into third place.After a slow start, which saw the Mount trailing by a 10-0 score with 4:54to play in the first quarter, the Lions rolled off six unanswered scores - alltouchdowns, to roll out to a convincing 41-10 advantage with 7:07 left in thefourth quarter. Four of the Lions’ six touchdowns scored during that run cameon the ground, as leading rusher James Clay (Louisville, KY/Dupont Manual)accounted for three of those scores, including a school-record 95-yard scoringjaunt. The Mount forced six Hanover punts in the game, and held the Panthers’to five-of-16 on third down conversions. The Lions also held Hanover to under50 percent passing efficiency and 124 yards rushing. The Mount also had foursacks and three fumble recoveries.The Mount, led by Clay’s 159 yards rushing on 13 carries, had 42 team carriesfor 272 yards. Brian Pitzer (South Salem, OH/McClain) added 63 yards rushingwhile completing eight-of-21 passing for 121 yards and a 29-yard TD strike toSean Keller (Maineville, OH/Kings).Derek Termuhlen (Milford, OH/Milford) led the Mount with a game-high10 tackles while teammates Will Palmer (Atlanta, GA/Westlake) and TylerHopperton (Walton, KY/Simon Kenton) added six tackles each. Juan Gomez(Johns Creek, GA/Chattahoochee) had two sacks.Nov. 12, 2011: The College of Mount St. Joseph held a seven-point leadover Thomas More College heading into the fourth quarter, but was unable tohold on as the 19th-ranked Saints pulled off a 33-28 come-from-behind winin Bridge Bowl XVI. The Mount ends the season with a 6-4 mark. Pre-gameceremonies saw the Lions honor 18 football seniors on Senior Day.The Mount held a 14-10 lead at the half and was up 28-21 heading into thefourth quarter before seeing the visiting Saints cut the deficit to 28-27 with9:17 showing on the clock, thanks to a 56-yard TD run by Domonique Hayden.Tyler Hopperton (Walton, KY/Simon Kenton) blocked the PAT kick helping theMount hold the one-point advantage. The Lions went three-and-out on theirnext possession, punting the ball back to Thomas More, where the Saints tookover with 7:35 to play in the game and with the ball at their own 39-yardline. After converting a third-and-two play from their 47-yard line, the Saintswere faced with a fourth-and-five situation on the Lions’ 45. Thomas Morequarterback Luke Magness, who earlier came off the bench for the Saints, fireda 45-yard TD strike to Tony Bell for the go-ahead and eventual winning score.Thomas More’s two-point conversion pass failed.The Lions had one more shot at a winning score, but saw quarterback BrianPitzer (South Salem, OH/McClain) intercepted on third-and-four in the ThomasMore end zone, after the Mount had driven to the Saints’ 35-yard line. ThomasMore would advance the ball to the Mount 29 and would punt the ball back tothe Lions, giving the home team one more possession where their final passwas caught at the Thomas More College 36-yard-line as time ran expired.James Clay (Louisville, KY/Dupont) capped a 1,000-yard plus rushingseason with a game-high 171 yards on 15 carries while Pitzer added 100 yardsrushing, and was 11-for-22 for 153 yards, with an interception and a TD.

2011 Individual StatisticsRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GClay, James 10 144 1153 21 1132 7.9 16 95 113.2Pitzer, Brian 10 135 815 94 721 5.3 5 49 72.1Brown, Brandon 8 67 289 15 274 4.1 2 30 34.2Meade, Cody 8 21 78 0 78 3.7 0 13 9.8Robertson, Joey 8 18 74 1 73 4.1 1 16 9.1McPhail, Trey 7 24 87 20 67 2.8 0 16 9.6Conners, Jimmy Dan 8 20 64 2 62 3.1 2 7 7.8Klekotka, Mike 10 13 44 1 43 3.3 0 14 4.3Gerber, Zachary 9 1 21 0 21 21.0 0 21 2.3Kaminsky, Nick 10 1 6 0 6 6.0 0 6 0.6Wood, Dan 6 1 5 0 5 5.0 0 5 0.8Gomez, Juan 6 1 5 0 5 5.0 0 5 0.8Keller, Sean 10 2 9 5 4 2.0 1 9 0.4Poellnitz, Antonio 5 3 6 3 3 1.0 0 6 0.6Dripps, Dan 10 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.1Termuhlen, Nate 1 3 1 5 -4 -1.3 0 1 -4.0TEAM 6 4 0 2 -2 -0.5 0 0 -0.3Total 10 459 2657 170 2487 5.4 27 95 248.7Opponents 10 364 1624 333 1291 3.5 10 56 129.1PASSING GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GPitzer, Brian 10 101.63 87-180-9 48.3 1042 8 43 104.2McPhail, Trey 7 74.74 12-27-2 44.4 145 0 31 20.7Stinebaugh, Jason 2 167.20 1-1-0 100.0 8 0 8 4.0Durbin, Brett 2 -200.00 0-1-1 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 10 97.02 100-209-12 47.8 1195 8 43 119.5Opponents 10 106.07 168-314-13 53.5 1803 12 56 180.3RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GGerber, Zachary 9 23 309 13.4 1 43 34.3Keller, Sean 10 18 328 18.2 4 38 32.8Clay, James 10 16 77 4.8 0 13 7.7Kaminsky, Nick 10 10 108 10.8 1 29 10.8Conners, Jimmy Dan 8 10 100 10.0 0 37 12.5Blundred, Rob 9 9 117 13.0 1 22 13.0Watson,Kendall 2 3 46 15.3 0 31 23.0Koopman, Jake 3 3 19 6.3 0 7 6.3Brown, Brandon 8 2 16 8.0 0 14 2.0Klekotka, Mike 10 2 15 7.5 0 13 1.5Pitzer, Brian 10 1 29 29.0 0 29 2.9Lowe, Joe 1 1 17 17.0 0 17 17.0Feine, Tyler 2 1 7 7.0 0 7 3.5Wood, Dan 6 1 7 7.0 1 7 1.2Total 10 100 1195 11.9 8 43 119.5Opponents 10 168 1803 10.7 12 56 180.3PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongClay, James 11 153 13.9 0 37Palmer, Will 3 32 10.7 0 20Robertson, Joey 3 47 15.7 0 26Mackay, Hunter 1 5 5.0 0 5Dolak, Jay 1 -1 -1.0 0 1Babbington, Cory 1 11 11.0 0 11Total 20 247 12.4 0 37Opponents 30 475 15.8 2 84INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD LongBlevins, Konnor 4 0 0.0 0 0Allen, Ralphael 2 32 16.0 0 21Babbington, Cory 2 0 0.0 0 0Dolak, Jay 1 5 5.0 1 5Brooks, Sean 1 1 1.0 0 1Elrod, Tyler 1 0 0.0 0 0Termuhlen, Derek 1 0 0.0 0 0Palmer, Will 1 0 0.0 0 0Total 13 38 2.9 1 21Opponents 12 180 15.0 3 55KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongClay, James 13 374 28.8 1 91Conners, Jimmy Dan 6 117 19.5 0 30Robertson, Joey 5 143 28.6 0 82Meade, Cody 4 63 15.8 0 24Gerber, Zachary 4 49 12.2 0 21Camp, Alex 1 20 20.0 0 20Brausch, David 1 0 0.0 0 0Poellnitz, Antonio 1 12 12.0 0 12Fox, Rob 1 8 8.0 0 8Sauer, Cody 1 11 11.0 0 11Tabar, Greg 1 -20 -20.0 0 0Total 38 777 20.4 1 91Opponents 45 850 18.9 0 48FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongDolak, Jay 2 33 16.5 0 22Bigelow, Adam 1 0 0.0 0 0Mocahbee, Ben 1 3 3.0 1 3Total 4 36 9.0 1 22Opponents 1 9 9.0 0 9|----------- PATs ----------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsClay, James 17 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 102Keller, Sean 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30Pitzer, Brian 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 30Dripps, Dan 0 1-4 19-22 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 22Brown, Brandon 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Conners, Jimmy Dan 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Calvert, Tyler 0 0-1 12-14 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Blundred, Rob 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Kaminsky, Nick 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Wood, Dan 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Gerber, Zachary 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Robertson, Joey 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Mocahbee, Ben 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Dolak, Jay 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Palmer, Will 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0Total 38 1-5 31-36 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 262Opponents 27 8-14 20-23 1-1 0 0-2 0 1 21032COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GPitzer, Brian 10 315 721 1042 1763 176.3Clay, James 10 144 1132 0 1132 113.2Brown, Brandon 8 67 274 0 274 34.2McPhail, Trey 7 51 67 145 212 30.3Meade, Cody 8 21 78 0 78 9.8Robertson, Joey 8 18 73 0 73 9.1Conners, Jimmy Dan 8 20 62 0 62 7.8Klekotka, Mike 10 13 43 0 43 4.3Gerber, Zachary 9 1 21 0 21 2.3Stinebaugh, Jason 2 1 0 8 8 4.0Kaminsky, Nick 10 1 6 0 6 0.6Gomez, Juan 6 1 5 0 5 0.8Wood, Dan 6 1 5 0 5 0.8Keller, Sean 10 2 4 0 4 0.4Poellnitz, Antonio 5 3 3 0 3 0.6Dripps, Dan 10 1 -1 0 -1 -0.1Termuhlen, Nate 1 3 -4 0 -4 -4.0TEAM 6 4 -2 0 -2 -0.3Total 10 668 2487 1195 3682 368.2Opponents 10 678 1291 1803 3094 309.4FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkDripps, Dan 1-4 25.0 0-0 1-2 0-2 0-0 0-0 26 0Calvert, Tyler 0-1 0.0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdTabar, Greg 50 1945 38.9 66 5 2 11 1Mactaggart, Robert 1 30 30.0 30 0 0 0 2TEAM 2 7 3.5 7 0 0 0 0Total 53 1982 37.4 66 5 2 11 3Opponents 51 2024 39.7 68 4 4 13 1ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GClay, James 10 1132 77 153 374 0 1736 173.6Pitzer, Brian 10 721 29 0 0 0 750 75.0Gerber, Zachary 9 21 309 0 49 0 379 42.1Keller, Sean 10 4 328 0 0 0 332 33.2Brown, Brandon 8 274 16 0 0 0 290 36.2Conners, Jimmy Dan 8 62 100 0 117 0 279 34.9Robertson, Joey 8 73 0 47 143 0 263 32.9Meade, Cody 8 78 0 0 63 0 141 17.6Blundred, Rob 9 0 117 0 0 0 117 13.0Kaminsky, Nick 10 6 108 0 0 0 114 11.4McPhail, Trey 7 67 0 0 0 0 67 9.6Klekotka, Mike 10 43 15 0 0 0 58 5.8Watson,Kendall 2 0 46 0 0 0 46 23.0Allen, Ralphael 6 0 0 0 0 32 32 5.3Palmer, Will 9 0 0 32 0 0 32 3.6Camp, Alex 3 0 0 0 20 0 20 6.7Koopman, Jake 3 0 19 0 0 0 19 6.3Lowe, Joe 1 0 17 0 0 0 17 17.0Poellnitz, Antonio 5 3 0 0 12 0 15 3.0Wood, Dan 6 5 7 0 0 0 12 2.0Babbington, Cory 10 0 0 11 0 0 11 1.1Sauer, Cody 9 0 0 0 11 0 11 1.2Fox, Rob 10 0 0 0 8 0 8 0.8Feine, Tyler 2 0 7 0 0 0 7 3.5Mackay, Hunter 1 0 0 5 0 0 5 5.0Gomez, Juan 6 5 0 0 0 0 5 0.8Dolak, Jay 9 0 0 -1 0 5 4 0.4Brooks, Sean 10 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1Dripps, Dan 10 -1 0 0 0 0 -1 -0.1Termuhlen, Nate 1 -4 0 0 0 0 -4 -4.0Tabar, Greg 10 0 0 0 -20 0 -20 -2.0TEAM 6 -2 0 0 0 0 -2 -0.3Total 10 2487 1195 247 777 38 4744 474.4Opponents 10 1291 1803 475 850 180 4599 459.92012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 33

2011 Individual Statistics (CONTINUED)|-------------------Tackles--------------| |-Sacks-| |---------Pass Def---------| |--Fumbles--| BlkdDEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf57 Hopperton, Tyler 10 53 28 81 4.5-44 . . 7 . . 1 1 .42 Blevins, Konnor 10 39 25 64 7.0-18 . 4-0 1 . 2-0 . 1 .20 Termuhlen, Derek 10 32 16 48 3.0-8 1.0-5 1-0 5 . 1-0 . . .95 Turner II, Russell 10 35 12 47 11.5-30 2.0-12 . . . . 1 . .58 Brooks, Sean 10 26 13 39 12.5-39 4.0-22 1-1 . . . 1 . .48 Dolak, Jay 9 24 12 36 1.5-5 . 1-5 . 1 2-33 . . .29 Babbington, Cory 10 28 8 36 3.0-29 . 2-0 4 . . . . .22 Palmer, Will 9 28 4 32 2.0-13 . 1-0 4 . 1-0 . . .94 Hambrick, Brett 10 24 8 32 7.0-25 2.5-14 . 1 2 . 1 . .10 Elrod, Tyler 10 21 10 31 0.5-7 . 1-0 7 . 1-0 . . .85 Fox, Rob 10 21 8 29 10.5-58 2.5-19 . . 1 . 2 . .1 Allen, Ralphael 6 14 5 19 . . 2-32 3 . . . . .52 Bigelow, Adam 8 15 3 18 1.0-14 . . 2 . 1-0 1 . .56 Dierig, Cameron 10 12 5 17 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .55 Gatherwright, Matt 7 4 8 12 1.5-2 . . . . . . . .24 Fowler, Samuel 5 9 2 11 . . . 2 . . . . .49 Gomez, Juan 6 8 2 10 4.0-17 3.0-16 . . . 1-0 . . .51 McCleerey, Brent 7 7 3 10 . . . . . . . . .92 Rosselot, Chris 8 4 6 10 1.5-3 . . . . . 1 . .25 Sauer, Cody 9 8 1 9 . . . 2 . . . . .36 Brausch, David 8 6 3 9 1.0-2 . . . . . . . .93 Mocahbee, Ben 5 4 4 8 1.0-19 . . 1 . 1-3 1 . .6 Hazlett, Kyle 5 6 1 7 . . . . . . . . .35 Frakes, Joseph 6 4 2 6 . . . . . . . . .40 Wood, Dan 6 4 2 6 . . . . . . . . .28 Winfrey, Cameron 6 6 . 6 . . . . . . . . .3 Poellnitz, Antonio 5 5 1 6 . . . . . . . . .45 Buchanan, Nick 4 1 3 4 . . . . . . . . .14 Tepe, Mike 3 3 1 4 . . . 1 . . 1 . .44 Klekotka, Mike 10 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . .13 Conners, Jimmy Dan 8 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . .47 Obermuller, Josh 2 2 . 2 1.0-5 . . . . . . . .26 Bell, Tommy 3 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .30 Meade, Cody 8 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .76 Bailey, Kory 8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .43 Norton, Chris 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .99 Settles, TJ 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .69 Grogan, Bobby 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .2 Brown, Brandon 8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .91 Billings, Rashee 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .66 Keller, Brandon 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .46 Gasaway, Derek 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .18 Pitzer, Brian 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .9 Blackwell, Nathan 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .71 Dyer, Aaron 1 . . . . . . . . 1-0 . . .TM TEAM 6 7 . 7 3.0-8 . . . . . 1 . .Total 10 473 201 674 78-347 15-88 13-38 40 4 11-36 11 2 .Opponents 10 432 300 732 54-170 10-78 12-180 29 7 8-9 10 5 134COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

All-Time Series vs. OpponentsOpponent G W L T PCT MSJ PTS OPP PTSAnderson 14 8 6 0 .571 375 298Bluffton 22 15 7 0 .682 595 396Campbellsville 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 20 9 11 0 .450 363 392DePauw 3 1 2 0 .333 37 65Earlham 2 2 0 0 1.000 82 13Franklin 16 8 8 0 .500 417 486Georgetown 4 0 4 0 .000 34 200Hanover 20 6 14 0 .300 487 591Hiram 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 (WI) 2 2 0 0 1.000 62 19Malone 2 2 0 0 1.000 63 20Manchester 16 13 3 0 .813 420 243Mount Union 1 0 1 0 .000 6 49Muskingum 2 0 2 0 .000 29 145Olivet 2 1 1 0 .500 50 38Olivet Nazarene 2 2 0 0 1.000 48 40Otterbein 3 0 3 0 .000 15 89Rose-Hulman 10 7 3 0 .700 299 174Sue Bennett 3 3 0 0 1.000 102 48Thomas More 16 3 13 0 .188 295 474Tiffin 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 19 12 7 0 .632 462 454Wittenberg 1 0 1 0 .000 14 42Totals 223 109 113 1 .491 4,986 5,17534 opponents in all-time series: The Mount holds a winning record against 13 opponents, three series are tied, 18 opponents hold a lead over MSJ.(Percentages include tie games as half-game won, half-game lost).Mount junior punter Greg Tabar( #7), shown here in 2011 game action,is one of the top punters in the HCAC.2012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 35

Year-to-Year Win Loss RecordsSeason-by-Season ResultsYear 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 1562009 9 2 0 353 2572010 5 5 0 221 2052011 6 4 0 262 210Totals 109 113 1 4,986 5,175Mount Milestones1st win31-10 vs. Rose-Hulman, 1990 (First game in Mount history)25th win27-21 vs. Franklin, 199750thwin21-19 vs. Kalamazoo, 200475th win20-6 vs. Defiance, 2006100th win42-35 vs. Anderson, 2010Game number 10035-0 loss to Otterbein, 2000Game number 20021-7 win versus Manchester, 2009Playoff History: (NCAA Division III)Wheaton (IL) 31, Mount 7, 2004Mount Union 49, Mount 6, 2005Wheaton (IL) 42, Mount 28, 2006Wabash 31, Mount 21, 2007Wittenberg 42, Mount 14, 200936COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHYear (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 591995 (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* 27*HCAC game.1999 (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)*HCAC game.

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* 58*HCAC game.2001 (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* 38*HCAC game.2002 (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 30*HCAC game.2003 (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 38*HCAC game.2004 (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** 31*HCAC game.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** 49*HCAC game.**NCAA Playoffs.2006 (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** 42*HCAC game.**NCAA Playoffs.2007 (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** 31*HCAC game.**NCAA Playoffs.2008 (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*HCAC game.**NCAA Playoffs.2009 (9-2, 7-0 HCAC)27 Wilmington 1842 Lakeland 1945 Rose-Hulman* 3838 Bluffton* 1861 Anderson* 2828 Hanover* 1326 Franklin* 1631 Manchester* 724 Defiance* 1617 Thomas More 4214 Wittenberg** 42*HCAC game.**NCAA Playoffs.2010 (5-5, 4-4 HCAC)24 Wilmington 742 Anderson* 3531 Bluffton* 1010 Franklin* 4114 Defiance* 227 Rose-Hulman* 1354 Earlham* 624 Manchester* 1315 Hanover* 250 Thomas More 33*HCAC game.2011 (6-4, 5-3 HCAC)26 Wilmington 1635 Anderson* 1228 Bluffton* 1723 Franklin* 3513 Defiance* 2314 Rose-Hulman* 2028 Earlham* 726 Manchester* 2441 Hanover* 2328 Thomas More 33*HCAC game.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, BlufftonUniversity, Defiance College, Earlham College, Franklin College, Hanover College,Manchester University 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 at least .500 every season but one (2008), going51-17 in HCAC play from 2002-2011.In 1998, the first year in the conference, the Lions finished with a 2-5record. Doug Anderson, Doug Nicholas and Mark Stewart were named First TeamAll-Conference while Mark Schorsch, Eric Seibert, Mike Lind, and Eddie Stewartall gained Honorable Mention status. Doug Anderson placed fourth in totalrushing yards. John Flowers placed third in punt returns and fourth in kickoffreturns.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 that titleby rushing for 676 of those 1,543 yards, placing him second in rushingyards among all other players in the conference. Mark Schorsch scored seventouchdowns for the Mount and scored a total of 44 points. During this year,2012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 37

Greg Tabar were selected Honorable Mention All-HCAC. In conference games,the Mount finished first in the HCAC with a 56% conversion rate on fourthdown, second on third downs (42%), and third in the HCAC in rushing yardsper game (180.2). The Lions also finished second in the HCAC in Red ZoneOffense with an 81.8% conversion rate. The Lions defense had another strongseason finishing third in the HCAC in total defense and second in passingdefense. Derick Tabar finished third in the HCAC in receiving touchdowns (8)and fourth in receiving yards (664). Howland finished fourth in the HCAC inpassing touchdowns (10), Weimer tied for first in the HCAC in PAT percentage(100%), and Greg Tabar finished third in the HCAC in average yards per punt(38.5).The 2011 season saw the Lions inch their way back to regular form finishing5-3 in the HCAC, good for second place. It was the second time in the pastfour seasons the Mount finished with a regular season and conference recordabove .500 after recording a streak of five straight seasons above .500. ManyLions’ athletes were showered with accolades for their accomplishmentsthroughout the season. Twelve Mount players were named to All-Conferenceteams. Six players were named to the first team: James Clay, Rob Bowman,Joe Noble, Brett Hambrick, Tyler Hopperton, and Will Palmer. Second TeamAll-HCAC winners were: Rob Blundred, Rob Fox, Russell Turner II, Sean Brooks,and Cory Babbington. Derek Termuhlen was named Honorable Mention All-Conference. Clay and Hopperton garnered a combined three Player of the Weekawards. Clay finished HCAC play first in rushing touchdowns (16) and secondin rushing yards per game (113.2) while the Lions’ offense finished first overallin rush yards per game (235.6), and third overall in total offense (363.8)and points per game (26.0). The Lions’ defense continued its staunch waysrecording third place overall in points allowed per game (20.1) and secondplace in yards per game (296.8) - first place overall in rush yards per game(103.1).2011 HCAC StandingsConferenceOverallGP Record Win % PF PA GP Record Win % PF PAFranklin 8 8-0 1.000 375 143 12 10-2 .833 462 285Mount 8 5-3 .625 208 161 10 6-4 .600 262 210Bluffton 8 5-3 .625 197 204 10 5-5 .500 238 284Hanover 8 5-3 .625 294 152 10 5-5 .500 328 234Rose-Hulman 8 5-3 .625 206 218 10 5-5 .500 241 284Defiance 8 4-4 .500 157 229 10 4-6 .400 170 280Manchester 8 3-5 .375 176 200 10 4-6 .400 215 241Anderson 8 1-7 .125 198 281 10 1-9 .100 224 376Earlham 8 0-8 .000 57 280 10 0-10 .000 74 3562011 HCAC Team Statistics (CONFERENCE GAMES ONLY)TOTAL OFFENSEG PPG Yd/G Pass Y/G C-A Rush Y/G R/G Y/R 1st/G 3rd % 4th % Pen Y/G ToP/GFranklin 8 46.9 499.2 327.9 198-308 171.4 41.5 4.1 26.1 56% 55% 69.4 27:14Hanover 8 36.8 429.2 272.8 177-311 156.5 38.6 4.1 22.8 38% 42% 52.6 30:13Mount 8 26.0 363.8 128.1 87-180 235.6 45.9 5.1 18.4 39% 38% 59.9 31:28Rose-Hulman 8 25.8 358.4 206.6 147-274 151.8 45.5 3.3 19.5 31% 38% 44.6 27:58Bluffton 8 24.6 347.9 153.0 90-169 194.9 47.4 4.1 16.0 40% 46% 55.6 30:38Anderson 8 24.8 339.9 231.1 192-321 108.8 28.4 3.8 16.6 35% 43% 36.5 28:22Defiance 8 19.6 331.2 145.2 110-222 186.0 40.8 4.6 16.4 31% 52% 85.8 32:18Manchester 8 22.0 278.8 118.2 104-186 160.5 40.9 3.9 15.4 37% 36% 37.4 31:38Earlham 8 7.1 193.6 141.8 121-267 51.9 34.5 1.5 13.0 23% 26% 48.6 30:07TOTAL DEFENSEG PPG PTS Yd/G Pass Y/G Rush Y/G Tkl/G Int Fum Rec Sack TDFranklin 8 17.9 143 332.1 200.6 131.5 53.4 12 5 17 4Hanover 8 19.0 152 293.0 158.4 134.6 44.5 18 5 8 2Mount 8 20.1 161 296.8 193.6 103.1 47.4 11 9 12 2Rose-Hulman 8 27.2 218 380.2 234.8 145.5 51.1 10 12 17 0Bluffton 8 25.5 204 369.2 215.2 154.0 42.4 11 8 15 0Anderson 8 35.1 281 417.6 191.9 225.8 48.6 10 12 21 3Defiance 8 28.6 229 330.5 165.8 164.8 33.2 6 4 20 2Manchester 8 25.0 200 347.2 199.2 148.0 38.6 14 5 13 0Earlham 8 35.0 280 375.2 165.2 210.0 45.5 4 8 7 22012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 39

2011 HCAC Team Statistics (CONFERENCE GAMES ONLY) (continued)TURNOVER MARGIN|-------Gained--------| |---------Lost----------|G Fum Int Total Fum Int Total Margin Per/GBluffton 8 8 11 19 5 9 14 +5 0.63Rose-Hulman 8 12 10 22 5 12 17 +5 0.63Hanover 8 5 18 23 15 4 19 +4 0.50Manchester 8 5 14 19 6 9 15 +4 0.50Mount 8 9 11 20 6 10 16 +4 0.50Anderson 8 12 10 22 5 15 20 +2 0.25Franklin 8 5 12 17 8 9 17 0 0.00Defiance 8 4 6 10 7 8 15 -5 -0.63Earlham 8 9 4 13 12 20 32 -19 -2.382011 HCAC Individual Statistics (CONFERENCE GAMES ONLY)PASSING Team G Comp Att Pct. Yds Y/G Y/A TD Int Sack Yds LostJ. West Franklin 8 187 290 64.5 2538 317.2 8.8 25 9 9 49N. Sharp Anderson 7 178 293 60.8 1632 233.1 5.6 13 11 2 17M. Snyder Rose-Hulman 8 146 271 53.9 1647 205.9 6.1 12 12 16 99D. Britt Hanover 8 124 209 59.3 1564 195.5 7.5 13 2 14 80R. Powell Defiance 8 92 187 49.2 988 123.5 5.3 2 6 17 114J. Minnich Manchester 8 101 177 57.1 935 116.9 5.3 5 8 15 80B. Pitzer Mount 8 74 151 49.0 872 109.0 5.8 7 7 9 71C. Byrd Bluffton 8 57 104 54.8 852 106.5 8.2 7 4 7 48J. Stewart Earlham 8 65 140 46.4 653 81.6 4.7 2 13 7 58C. Croft Hanover 8 52 95 54.7 597 74.6 6.3 4 2 7 42T. Wright Bluffton 8 33 61 54.1 372 46.5 6.1 3 5 7 40T. McPhail Mount 6 12 27 44.4 145 24.2 5.4 0 2 0 0RUSHING Team G Rush Yds Y/G Avg. TD Fum LostK. Kovach Rose-Hulman 8 247 957 119.6 3.9 11 2 2J. Clay Mount 8 111 820 102.5 7.4 12 2 2M. Spann Anderson 7 150 702 100.3 4.7 5 3 0R. Craig Franklin 8 99 643 80.4 6.5 7 - -R. Powell Defiance 8 119 541 67.6 4.5 3 5 3D. Kuesel Defiance 8 129 539 67.4 4.2 8 1 1A. Steagall Bluffton 8 143 537 67.1 3.8 4 4 1B. Pitzer Mount 8 104 529 66.1 5.1 3 2 1C. Nelson Manchester 8 96 505 63.1 5.3 10 4 1J. Brown Bluffton 6 69 342 57.0 5.0 0 1 1D. Bailey Hanover 7 55 360 51.4 6.5 5 4 3J. Cook Hanover 7 62 352 50.3 5.7 2 2 2C. Benedict Manchester 8 95 378 47.2 4.0 3 - -C. Byrd Bluffton 8 58 326 40.8 5.6 3 2 1T. Wright Bluffton 8 73 324 40.5 4.4 5 - -J. Minnich Manchester 8 87 297 37.1 3.4 2 5 2B. Brown Mount 6 49 208 34.7 4.2 2 - -40COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

RECEIVING Team G Rec Yds Y/G Avg. TDK. Linville Franklin 8 59 851 106.4 14.4 10D. Eubanks Hanover 8 45 738 92.2 16.4 9L. Worley Franklin 8 44 613 76.6 13.9 9M. Robinette Hanover 8 41 557 69.6 13.6 4J. Davidson Anderson 7 43 438 62.6 10.2 4W. Wheeler Anderson 7 21 376 53.7 17.9 5N. Wiedenhoft Defiance 8 31 413 51.6 13.3 1K. Monix Manchester 8 41 412 51.5 10.0 2J. Johnson Bluffton 8 21 406 50.8 19.3 4J. Murphy Earlham 8 30 405 50.6 13.5 1J. Nielson Rose-Hulman 8 28 378 47.2 13.5 2K. Kovach Rose-Hulman 8 37 357 44.6 9.6 3Z. Gerber Mount 7 21 283 40.4 13.5 1S. Keller Mount 8 16 297 37.1 18.6 4KICKING Team G FGM FGA Pct. XPM XPA Pct. PtsD. Dunlop Hanover 8 9 11 82 33 36 92 60C. Richards Franklin 8 1 3 33 48 53 91 51A. Sweeney Bluffton 8 9 13 69 20 24 83 47K. Evans Manchester 8 8 14 57 20 21 95 44N. Schneider Rose-Hulman 7 7 10 70 14 17 82 35S. Saunders Defiance 8 3 5 60 18 20 90 27A. Thomas Anderson 8 0 5 0 22 25 88 22R. Acosta Earlham 8 5 9 56 5 5 100 20D. Dripps Mount 8 1 4 25 17 19 89 20J. Gould Rose-Hulman 1 1 2 50 6 6 100 9T. Calvert Mount 3 0 0 - 8 10 80 8PUNTING Team G Punt Yds Avg. In20 FC TB BlkC. Zeck Hanover 8 29 1140 39.3 6 1 1 1K. Evans Manchester 8 43 1654 38.5 12 2 0 0H. Underwood Bluffton 8 40 1518 38.0 7 8 0 0G. Tabar Mount 8 41 1544 37.7 10 2 3 2E. Schaible Rose-Hulman 8 44 1644 37.4 11 6 4 1M. Oliver Defiance 6 25 931 37.2 6 6 3 0A. Thomas Anderson 8 33 1124 34.1 5 3 1 1L. Simpson Earlham 8 53 1802 34.0 7 7 3 3RETURNS Team kr yds Avg. TD PR Yds Avg. TDJ. Bouwman Anderson 29 757 26.1 3 1 10 10.0 0J. Clay Mount 10 248 24.8 1 7 67 9.6 0E. Cook Franklin 12 288 24.0 0 - - - -W. Archie Defiance 21 439 20.9 0 - - - -K. Kovach Rose-Hulman 16 330 20.6 0 16 133 8.3 0C. Nelson Manchester 17 341 20.1 1 1 14 14.0 0J. Darden Earlham 15 289 19.3 0 - - - -T. Trotter Bluffton 16 262 16.4 0 - - - -C. Sewell Bluffton 10 160 16.0 0 - - - -L. Plummer Earlham 12 185 15.4 0 - - - -K. Monix Manchester 13 188 14.5 0 3 -1 -.3 02012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 41

2011 HCAC Individual Statistics (CONFERENCE GAMES ONLY - CONTINUED)SCORING Team pts Pts/G Rush Rec KR PR XPM FGM 2ptK. Kovach Rose-Hulman 86 10.8 11 3 0 0 - - 1J. Clay Mount 78 9.8 12 0 1 0 - - -C. Nelson Manchester 66 8.2 10 0 1 0 - - -D. Dunlop Hanover 60 7.5 - - - - 33 9 -K. Linville Franklin 60 7.5 0 10 - - - - -E. Cook Franklin 54 6.8 8 1 0 - - - -D. Eubanks Hanover 54 6.8 - 9 0 0 - - -L. Worley Franklin 54 6.8 0 9 - - - - -C. Richards Franklin 51 6.4 - - - - 48 1 -R. Craig Franklin 48 6.0 7 1 - - - - -D. Kuesel Defiance 48 6.0 8 0 - - - - -A. Sweeney Bluffton 47 5.9 - - - - 20 9 -K. Evans Manchester 44 5.5 0 - - - 20 8 -M. Spann Anderson 38 5.4 5 1 0 - - - 1D. Bailey Hanover 36 5.1 5 1 - - - - -D. Britt Hanover 36 4.5 6 0 - - - - -N. Schneider Rose-Hulman 35 5.0 - - - - 14 7 -W. Wheeler Anderson 30 4.3 - 5 - - - - -T. Wright Bluffton 30 3.8 5 - - - - - -S. Saunders Defiance 27 3.4 - - - - 18 3 -J. Davidson Anderson 24 3.4 - 4 - - - - -J. Johnson Bluffton 24 3.0 - 4 0 - - - -S. Keller Mount 24 3.0 0 4 - - - - -M. Robinette Hanover 24 3.0 - 4 - - - - -A. Steagall Bluffton 24 3.0 4 0 - - - - -A. Thomas Anderson 22 2.8 0 - - - 22 0 -R. Acosta Earlham 20 2.5 0 0 - - 5 5 -D. Dripps Mount 20 2.5 0 - - - 17 1 -DEFENSE Team G Tkl Ast Tot Sck Yds TFL Yds FF FR Yds Int Yds BRUP BlkK. Donahue Anderson 8 59 29 88 - - 5 6 - - - 2 54 9 -A. Dalton Hanover 8 47 31 78 1.5 6 6 14 - - - 3 124 3 -S. Shipley Earlham 8 40 33 73 - - 3 8 1 1 0 - - 2 -D. Snyder Manchester 8 34 39 73 2.5 10 9 19 2 - - 2 25 1 -M. Green Rose-Hulman 8 42 30 72 2 12 7 20 2 - - 1 -5 5 -R. McKee Manchester 8 44 28 72 1.5 11 7 27 - 1 0 3 36 2 -B. Kennedy Manchester 8 37 31 68 - - 1 1 - 1 0 3 31 3 -A. Barth Earlham 8 34 32 66 - - 3 6 1 1 0 - - - -J. Martin Rose-Hulman 8 47 19 66 - - 1 1 1 - - 1 50 3 -T. Ganus Anderson 8 38 26 64 - - 7 14 1 1 0 1 41 1 -M. Frieden Manchester 8 34 29 63 - - 4 16 2 - - - - 5 -J. Qualters Franklin 8 42 20 62 - - 4 5 1 - - - - - -H. Robertson Defiance 8 24 38 62 - - 3 13 - - - - - - -S. Moore Franklin 8 48 13 61 0.5 1 5 13 2 - - - - 7 1R. Mannering Hanover 8 34 25 59 - - 6 10 2 1 0 4 43 2 1T. Hopperton Mount 8 38 19 57 - - 4 38 1 - - - - 2 -J. Segner Franklin 8 40 17 57 - - 3 14 1 - - 1 10 - -B. McGowan Defiance 7 26 30 56 0.5 2 6 11 - 1 0 - - - -D. Stroud Earlham 8 33 23 56 - - 1 0 1 - - - - 3 1K. Blevins Mount 8 32 22 54 - - 7 16 - - - 4 0 1 142COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

2011 HCAC All-ConferenceFirst Team All-HCACName School Year Pos. Hometown/High SchoolJonny West Franklin So. QB Avon, Ind./SpeedwayKyle Kovach Rose-Hulman Jr. RB Munster, Ind./AndreanJames Clay Mount Jr. RB Louisville, Ky./Dupont ManualAndy Cessna Defiance Sr. TE Warren, Mich./CousinoMatt Robinette Hanover Sr. TE Otwell, Ind./Pike CentralKyle Linville Franklin Jr. WR Speedway, Ind./H.S.Dwayne Eubanks Hanover Jr. WR Mitchell, Ind./H.S.Logan Worley Franklin Sr. WR Indianapolis, Ind./Warren CentralKurt Monix Manchester Jr. WR Crown Point, Ind./LowellNick Schultz Franklin Jr. OL Lowell, Ind./H.S.Colin Gallagher Franklin So. OL Valparaiso, Ind./WheelerMatt Money Hanover Sr. OL Oakwood, Ohio/H.S.Rob Bowman Mount Sr. OL New Richmond, Ohio/H.S.Joe Noble Mount Sr. OL Cincinnati, Ohio/ColerainJeff Ketchum Rose-Hulman Sr. OL Cincinnati, Ohio/SycamoreJustin Crosier Bluffton Sr. DL Columbus, Ohio/Hamilton Twp.Wes Kaminski Franklin Sr. DL Huntingburg, Ind./SouthridgeDavid O’Rourke Franklin Sr. DL Evansville, Ind./MemorialBrett Hambrick Mount Sr. DL Cincinnati, Ohio/ElderName School Year Pos. Hometown/High SchoolGregg Pickett Defiance Jr. DL Cincinnati, Ohio/Glen EsteAndy Dalton Hanover Jr. LB Guilford, Ind./East CentralDylan Snyder Manchester Sr. LB Greenfield, Ind./CentralTyler Hopperton Mount Sr. LB Walton, Ky./Simon KentonRyan McKee Manchester Sr. LB Elkhart, Ind./ConcordShane Hubbard Bluffton Sr. LB Johnstown, Ohio/Big WalnutRory Mannering Hanover Sr. DB Walton, Ind./Lewis CassBrecken Kennedy Manchester Sr. DB N. Manchester, Ind./ManchesterTony Sierra Defiance Jr. DB/Ret. Warren, Mich./CousinoZach Ruark Franklin Jr. DB Indianapolis, Ind./Perry MeridianZack Corpe Franklin So. DB Granger, Ind./Elkhart MemorialWill Palmer Mount So. DB Atlanta, Ga./WestlakeKyle Evans Manchester Sr. K Winamac, Ind./West CentralMichael Parks Franklin So. P Shelbyville, Ind./H.S.J.T. Bouwman Anderson Fr. Ret. Speedway, Ind./H.S.Todd Trotter Bluffton Sr. Ret. Cincinnati, Ohio/Aiken UniversitySecond Team All-HCACName School Year Pos. Hometown/High SchoolDexter Britt Hanover So. QB Louisville, Ky./MaleReece Craig Franklin Sr. RB Bedford, Ind./North LawrenceMarcus Spann Anderson So. RB Fishers, Ind./HamiltonSoutheasternCorey Nelson Manchester Fr. RB Fort Wayne, Ind./CarrollRob Blundred Mount Jr. TE Cincinnati, Ohio/Oak HillsJason A. Johnson Bluffton Sr. WR Lansing, Mich./EasternTodd Trotter Bluffton Sr. WR Cincinnati, Ohio/Aiken UniversityJoe Davidson Anderson Sr. WR Brookville, Ind./Franklin Co.Nick Wiedenhoft Defiance Sr. WR Danbury, Ohio/H.S.Kaleb Lingg Earlham So. WR Dayton, Ohio/NorthridgeAdam Rue Anderson Sr. OL Vandalia, Ohio/ButlerRussell Krouse Bluffton Sr. OL Huntsville, Ohio/Indian LakeRyan Black Defiance Sr. OL Harrod, Ohio/Allen EastRyan Hayes Earlham So. OL New Lebanon, Ohio/DixieEric Taylor Rose-Hulman Fr. OL Chapel Hill, N.C./CarrboroLeonard Wells Anderson Sr. DL Warsaw, Ind./H.S.Rob Fox Mount Sr. DL Harrison, Ohio/ColerainName School Year Pos. Hometown/High SchoolNeal Ploeger Hanover Sr. DL Greensburg, Ind./North DecaturRussell Turner II Mount So. DL Fairfield, Ohio/H.S.Ajani Jones Hanover So. DL Lauderdale Lakes, Fla./Pompano BeachSean Brooks Mount Jr. DL Englewood, Ohio/NorthmontBen Parker Rose-Hulman Sr. DL Fillmore, Ind./South PutnamRyan Gallagher Rose-Hulman Jr. LB Greenwood, Ind./H.S.Hunter Robertson Defiance Jr. LB Howell, Mich./H.S.Jordan Segner Franklin So. LB Anderson, Ind./HighlandScott Moore Franklin So. LB Veedersburg, Ind./Fountain CentralGeoff Yost Bluffton Sr. LB North Canton, Ohio/JacksonKaleb Donahue Anderson Sr. DB Carmel, Ind./Heritage ChristianTyler Huls Franklin Sr. DB Salem, Ind./H.S.Jared Millikan Anderson Sr. DB New Castle, Ind./H.S.Matt Green Rose-Hulman Sr. DB Cincinnati, Ohio/LaSalleCory Babbington Mount Sr. DB Lebanon, Ohio/Henry M. Gunn Sr.Cole Richards Franklin Jr. K Floyds Knobs, Ind./Floyd CentralEric Schaible Rose-Hulman So. P Findlay, Ohio/H.S.Zack Corpe Franklin So. Ret. Granger, Ind./Elkhart Memorial2012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 43

2011 HCAC All-Conference (CONTINUED)Honorable Mention All-HCACName School Year Pos. Hometown/High SchoolNick Sharp Anderson Sr. QB Indianapolis, Ind./FranklinCentralJeremy Martin Anderson Jr. DL Fishers, Ind./H.S.Chris Byrd Bluffton Sr. QB Detroit, Mich./UniversityPrepJake Luthy Bluffton Sr. LB Ida, Mich./H.S.Oscar Vazquez-Dyer Bluffton Sr. DB Findlay, Ohio/CareyJustin Hahn Bluffton Jr. DB Rocky River, Ohio/H.S.Rick Powell Defiance Sr. QB Rochester, Mich./CousinoDrew Kuesel Defiance Sr. RB Deshler, Ohio/Patrick HenryJosh Slayton Defiance Fr. DB Fort Wayne, Ind./North SideJaysn Murphy Earlham Sr. WR Winchester, Ind./H.S.Chad Wertman Earlham Sr. DL Holland, Ind./SouthridgeJosh Lewis Earlham Sr. DL Newburgh, Ind./CastleSeth Shipley Earlham Sr. LB Springfield, Ohio/ShawneeCollin Draine Earlham Sr. LB Trotwood, Ohio/Trotwood-MadisonAaron Barth Earlham Sr. LB Springfield, Ohio/ShawneeJustin Darden Earlham So. DB Muncie, Ind./CentralJeremy Cook Hanover Sr. RB Batesville, Ind./H.S.Dylan Dunlop Hanover So. K Miami, Fla./PalmettoName School Year Pos. Hometown/High SchoolMatt Sieg Hanover Sr. DL Anderson, Ind./HighlandAustin Davis Manchester Sr. DL Fairfield, Ohio/H.S.Matt Frieden Manchester Jr. DB Wabash, Ind./NorthfieldJake Butler Manchester Jr. DB South Bend, Ind./St. Joseph’sDerek Termuhlen Mount Sr. DB Milford, Ohio/H.S.Jordan Nielson Rose-Hulman Sr. WR Syracuse, Utah/ClearfieldDean Griffing Rose-Hulman So. DL Plano, Ill./Aurora ChristianGrant DePalma Rose-Hulman Fr. LB Mt. Prospect, Ill./ProspectBrad D’Agnillo Rose-Hulman Sr. DB Cincinnati, Ohio/ColerainJordan Martin Rose-Hulman Jr. DB Shelbyville, Ind./Triton CentralBobby Short Rose-Hulman Sr. DB Martinsville, Ind./H.S.Offensive Most Valuable Player: Jonny West, FranklinDefensive Most Valuable Player: David O’Rourke, FranklinSpecial Teams Most Valuable Player: Kyle Evans, ManchesterFreshman of the Year: Corey Nelson, ManchesterCoach of the Year: Mike Leonard, Franklin2011 HCAC Players of the WeekWeek Ending Offense defense Special TeamsSept. 4 Jonny West, Franklin Matt Green, Rose-Hulman Zack Corpe, FranklinSept. 11 Kurt Monix, Manchester Brecken Kennedy, Manchester Kyle Evans, ManchesterSept. 18 Jonny West, Franklin Andy Dalton, Hanover Eric Schaible, Rose-HulmanSept. 25 Marcus Spann, Anderson Leonard Wells, Anderson Eric Schaible, Rose-HulmanOct. 2 Dexter Britt, Hanover Sanchez Tate, Franklin Dylan Dunlop, HanoverOct. 9 Jonny West, Franklin Rory Mannering, Hanover Tony Sierra, DefianceOct. 16 Rick Powell, Defiance Matt Green, Rose-Hulman Ryan Acosta, EarlhamOct. 23 Drew Kuesel, Defiance Sam Louis, Hanover Austin Sweeney, BlufftonOct. 30 James Clay, Mount Andy Dalton, Hanover Cody Rivers, Rose-HulmanNov. 6 Kyle Kovach, Rose-Hulman Kaleb Donahue, Anderson Kyle Evans, ManchesterNov. 13 James Clay, Mount Tyler Hopperton, Mount Austin Sweeney, Bluffton2011 Mount Academic All-ConferenceKory Bailey Sr.Tyler ElrodSo.Garrett Breiner So.Zachary Gerber Sr.Alec CampSo.Tyler Hopperton Sr.Christopher RosselotZachary SievertDerek TermuhlenSr.Jr.Sr.44COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

Past 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 College2009 Mount2010 Franklin College2011 Franklin CollegePast Mount 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-PositionChris Stoffran-DLChad Corbin-OLBrooks Klosterman-LBMike Holzinger-DLPat McAtee-DLNeal Nieberding-OLJoe Dollenmeyer-DBPaul Behling-DBMatt Goodwin-LB2002Name-PositionRod HuberAndy Wellendorf-WRPat McAtee-DLRicky Story-RBEric Johnson-DLAndrew Ackerman-LBRobbie Phillips-LBAdam Sayer-OLBrooks Klosterman-LBChris Hafertepen-OLKen Jones-OLBob Lehman-OLMike Dane-QB2003Name-PositionEric Johnson-DLTyler Blair-DBChris Hafertepen-OLPat McAtee-DLRobbie Phillips-LBAndy Wellendorf-WRAndrew Ackerman-LBMike Dane-QBBrooks Klosterman-LBEric Schneider-DLAdam Sayer-OLTeamFirstFirstSecondSecondSecondSecondHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable MentionTeamCoach of the YearFreshman of the YearDefensive POYFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstSecondSecondSecondHonorable MentionHonorable MentionTeamDefensive POYFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstSecondSecondSecondHonorable MentionHonorable Mention2004Name-PositionRod HuberAndy Wellendorf-WRMatt Lawless-DLMike Lovell-RBAdam Sayer-OLAndrew Ackerman-LBTyler Blair-DBMike Holzinger-DLChris Haftertepen-OLEric Schneider-DLP.J. Volker-LBNeal Nieberding-OLBrooks Klosterman-LBBryan Hamrock-QBTom Hornsby-FB2005Name-PositionMike Lovell-RBKevin Koch-KTodd Hogel-LBTyler Blair-DBAndy Wellendorf-WRSteve Wergers-OLAndrew Ackerman-LBMatt Lawless-DLP.J. Volker-LBTom Hornsby-FBRick Wiehe-TEChris Alles-DLB.J. Adams-LBRyan Masson-OLTeamCoach of the YearOffensive MVPDefensive MVPFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstSecondSecondSecondHonorable MentionHonorable MentionTeamOffensive MVPSpecial Teams MVPFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstSecondSecondSecondHonorable MentionHonorable Mention2012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 45

Mount Past HCAC Awards (CONTINUED)2006Name-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-P2007Name-PositionAlex Harbin-DENick Yahl-LBRicky Stautberg-DBBrian White-OLMarcus Pryor-TEPhil Poetter-DBMarshall Root-DLVince Palmer-QBRocky Siegel-LBKyle Prosser-LBKevin Cocanougher-RBJoel Steinmetz-DBTeamFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstSecondSecondSecondHonorable MentionHonorable MentionTeamFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstSecondSecondSecondHonorable MentionHonorable Mention2008Name-PositionTim Meiner-WRAnthony Walsh-OLAlex Harbin-DLRocky Siegel-LBErik Prosser-LBRicky Stautberg-DBPhil Poetter-DBJake Davis-RBNick Yahl-LBDerick Tabar-WR2009Name-PositionRod HuberErik Prosser-LBNoah Joseph-RBDerick Tabar-WRAnthony Walsh-OLJoe Noble-OLAlex Harbin-DLBrett Hambrick-DLRob Fox-DLRyan Smithmeyer-DBJerrick Boykin-DBBrian Weimer-KCraig Mustard-QBJeremy Brinck-WRVince Smith-LBDavid Davis-DB2010Name-PositionDerick Tabar-WRJoe Noble-OLErik Prosser-LBBrett Hambrick-DLRob Domaschko-RBNoah Joseph-RBGreg Tabar-PTeamFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstSecondSecondHonorable MentionTeamCoach of the YearDefensive MVPFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstFirstSecondSecondSecondHonorable MentionTeamFirstFirstFirstSecondHonorable MentionHonorable MentionHonorable Mention*The Mount has been a member of the Heartland Collegiate AthleticConference since the 1998 season. No Second Team All-Conference chosenin 1998 and 1999.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)DateOct. 19, 2003Oct. 26, 2003Sept. 5, 2004Sept. 12, 2004Sept. 19, 2004Oct. 10, 2004Oct. 24, 2004player/s (Team)Jeff Williams (Defense)Eric Johnson (Defense)Andy Wellendorf (Offense)Brooks Klosterman (Defense)Eric Schneider (Defense)Bryan Hamrock (co-Offense), Mike Holzinger (Defense)Andy Wellendorf (Offense), Andrew Ackerman(co-Defense)46COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

DateOct. 31, 2004Nov. 14, 2004Oct. 9, 2005Oct. 16, 2005Oct. 23, 2005Oct. 30, 2005Nov. 6, 2005Nov. 13, 2005Sept. 3, 2006Sept. 17, 2006Oct. 15, 2006Oct. 22, 2006Oct. 29, 2006Nov. 5, 2006player/s (Team)Tyler Blair (Defense)Mike Lovell (co-Offense), Matt Lawless (co-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)DateSept. 2, 2007Sept. 9, 2007Sept. 16, 2007Sept. 30, 2007Oct. 21, 2007Sept. 7, 2008Sept. 14, 2008Oct. 19, 2008Sept. 6, 2009Sept. 13, 2009Sept. 27, 2009Oct. 11, 2009Nov. 2, 2009player/s (Team)Mike Jones (Offense)Ricky Stautberg (Defense)Neil Skirvin (Special Teams)Alex Harbin (Defense)Phil Poetter (Defense)Tim Meiner (Offense)Rocky Siegel (Defense)Nick Yahl (Defense)Erik Prosser (Defense)Derick Tabar (Offense)Jake Davis (Offense)Brian Weimer (Special Teams)Erik Prosser (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)1999 Brian Roemer, honorable mention (USAFootball.com)1999 Eddie Stewart, honorable mention (USAFootball.com)1999 Doug Nicholas, honorable mention (USAFootball.com)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)2009 Erik Prosser, first team (AFCA)2009 Anthony Walsh, honorable mention (D3football.com)2010 Erik Prosser, first team (D3PRODAY.com)2011 Joe Noble, third team (D3PRODAY.com)Aztec Bowl2003 Eric Johnson2006 Matt LawlessOhio College Football.com Senior Bowl2009 Anthony Walsh2009 Alex Harbin2010 Erik Prosser2010 Derick Tabar2011 Joe Noble2011 Rob Bowman2011 Brett Hambrick2011 Tyler HoppertonMount 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)Mount RecordsTEAMGamePoints: 61 vs. Anderson 2009Plays: 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); Anderson 2009(2 FGs, 7 PAT)Conversion points: 8 vs. Bluffton 2005; Hanover 2007; Anderson 2009Rushing plays: 70 vs. Franklin 1999Rushing yards: 382 vs. Anderson 2010Rushing TDs: 6 vs. Bluffton 2008Pass attempts: 54 vs. Hanover 2001Pass completions: 31 vs. Manchester 1997Completion percentage (20 or more attempts): .821 vs. Bluffton 2010(23 of 28)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 20082012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 47

Mount Records (continued)TEAMSeasonMost wins: 10 - 2004Most home wins: 5 - 2004, 2006Most away wins: 5 - 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009Most 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: 4,495 - 2009Avg. yards/game: 408.6 - 2009Avg. yards/play: 6.1 - 2009Fewest 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: 69 - 2009Most conversion points: 45 - 2009Most rush plays: 485 - 1999Most rush yards: 2,487 - 2011Fewest rush yards allowed: 829 - 2006Most rush touchdowns: 27 - 2005, 2007, 2011Most passes attempted: 415 - 2001 Fewest passattempts allowed: 176-1992 (9 games)Most passes completed: 210 - 2001Fewest pass completions allowed: 109 - 1990Most passing yards: 2,656 - 2009Fewest passing yards allowed: 1,271 - 1992(9 games)Completion pct.: .624 (179 of 287) - 2009Lowest 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.)INDIVIDUALTOTAL OFFENSETotal playsGame: 56 Mike Dane vs. Hiram (17 rush, 39pass); Brian Pitzer vs. Franklin (20 rush, 36 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: 2,630 Craig Mustard 2009 (13 rush,2,617 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: 1,736 James Clay 2011 (1,132 rush,77 rec., 153 punt ret., 374 kick ret.)Career: 5,243 Shad Wetterich 1994-1997(3,658 rush, 1,022 rec. 114 punt 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: 7.9 James Clay 2011 (144 att.,1,132 yards) (500+ yards)Career: 7.7 James Clay 2009-2011(211 att., 1,616 yards)(1,000 + yards minimum)Rushing touchdownsGame: 4 Ricky Story vs. Wilmington 2003Season: 18 Mike Lovell 2005Career: 54 Mike Lovell 2004-2007Longest for TD: 95 James Clay vs. Anderson 2011PASSINGPasses attemptedGame: 46 Joe Piening vs. Hanover 2001Season: 284 Craig Mustard 2009Career: 902 T.J. Hilvert 1994-1997Passes completedGame: 31 T.J. Hilvert vs. Manchester 1997Season: 176 Craig Mustard 2009Career: 461 T.J. Hilvert 1994-1997Passing yardageGame: 412 Mike Dane vs. Thomas More 2003Season: 2,617 Craig Mustard 2009Career: 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 2002; Craig Mustard, 2009Career: 47 T.J. Hilvert 1994-1997Longest for TD: 86 Rashon Lewis to AndyWellendorf vs. Rose Hulman 2005Passes had interceptedGame: 5 Chris Howland vs. Anderson 2010Season: 14 T.J. Hilvert 1997Career: 38 T.J. Hilvert 1994-1997Completion percentageGame: .826 Chris Howland vs. Wilmington(19 of 23) (10 or more attempts)Season: .620 Craig Mustard 2009 (176 of 284)(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 for 149 yards)(two or more receptions)Season: 20.4 Derick Tabar 2009 (49 for1,002 yards)(20 or more receptions)48COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPH

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 fromRashon Lewis vs. Rose Hulman, 2005SCORINGMost pointsGame: 24 Andy Wellendorf vs. Bluffton 2002,Ricky Story vs. Wilmington 2003Season: 108 Mike Lovell 2005, 2006Career: 342 Mike Lovell 2004-2007Most touchdownsGame: 4 Andy Wellendorf vs. Bluffton College2002; 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: 67 Brian Weimer 2009 (8 FG, 43 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 1995;Brian Weimer 2009Career: 20 John Pimenidis 1991-1994; KevinKoch 2004-2007Longest: 47 Kevin Koch vs. Anderson 2005Most extra points attemptedGame: 8 Kevin Koch vs. Bluffton 2005Season: 44 Brian Weimer 2009Career: 112 Kevin Koch 2004-2007Most extra points madeGame: 8 Kevin Koch vs. Bluffton 2005Season: 43 Brian Weimer 2009Career: 104 Kevin Koch 2004-2007PUNTSMost puntsGame: 11 Dan Benjamin vs. Georgetown 1992;Jon Atwood vs. Defiance 2003; Joe Vortkampvs. Defiance 2008Season: 67 Shad Wetterich 1994Career: 162 Dan Benjamin 1991-1993Punt yardageGame: 463 Jon Atwood vs. Defiance 2003Season: 2,289 Neil Skirvin 2007Career: 5,499 Jon Atwood 2001, 2003-2004Longest: 88 Neil Skirvin vs. Defiance 2006Punt averageGame: 52.5 Jon Atwood vs. Wheaton 2004(2 for 105)(Two punts minimum)Season: 38.9 Greg Tabar 2011 (50 for 1,945)(20 or more punts minimum)Career: 38.7 Greg Tabar 2010-2011 (99 for 3,831)(Two seasons played minimum)Punt returnsGame: 10 Andy Wellendorf vs. Defiance 2003Season: 29 Andy Wellendorf 2003Career: 87 Andy Wellendorf 2002-2005Punt return yardageGame: 133 Andy Wellendorf vs. Defiance 2003Season: 254 Andy Wellendorf 2003Career: 626 Andy Wellendorf 2002-2005Punt return averageGame: 20.8 Andy Wellendorf vs. Hiram 2002(four for 83 yards) (Four or more returns)Season: 19.6 Jason Jackson 1990(10 for 196 yards)(10 or more returns)Career: 14.8 Jason Jackson 1990-994(26 for 384 yards)(20 or more returns)Punt return TDsCareer: 2 Jason Jackson 1990-1994,Brian Harris 1990-1993Longest for TD: 85 Darron Brooks vs.Wilmington 1998KICKOFF RETURNSKickoff returnsGame: 6 Corey Jones vs. Muskingum 2000; TyroneJones vs. Franklin 2008Season: 22 Nate Rawe 2009Career: 59 Casey Albertz 1994-1997Kickoff return yardageGame: 125 Jason Jackson vs. Thomas More 1990Season: 548 Nate Rawe 2009Career: 1,290 Casey Albertz 1994-1997Kickoff return averageGame: 51.5 Casey Albertz vs. Sue Bennett 1996(two for 103 yards)(Two or more returns)Season: 35.6 David Sanders 2005 (10 for 356)(10 or more returns)Career: 22.6 Jason Jackson 1990-1994(53 for 1,198 yards)(50 or more returns)Kickoff return TDsCareer: 2 Casey Albertz 1994-1997Longest for TD: 93 Casey Albertz vs.Hanover 1995DEFENSEPasses intercepted byGame: 3 Joel Steinmetz vs. Anderson 2005;Ricky Stautberg vs. Rose-Hulman 2007; PhilPoetter vs. Manchester 2007; Nick Yahl vs.Hanover 2008Season: 8 Chad Unger 1994Career: 16 Cam Rutherford 1995-1998Interception yardageGame: 78 Casey Thompson vs. Franklin 1999;Juan Helvey vs. Anderson 2009Season: 114 Mark Stewart 1996Career: 207 Chad Unger 1991-1994Interceptions TDsGame: 2 Phil Poetter vs. Manchester 2007Season: 2 Mark Stewart 1996; Phil Poetter 2007Career: 4 Phil Poetter 2005-2008Longest for TD: 78 Casey Thompson vs.Franklin 1999; Juan Helvey vs. Anderson 2009TacklesGame: 21 Damon Pugh vs. Tiffin 1992Season: 126 Matt Griffin 1996Career: 353 Matt Griffin 1993-1996SacksGame: 4 Kit Hoffman vs. Wilmington 1996; ClintKirker vs. Hanover 1997Season: 10.5 Alex Harbin 2007Career: 27.0 Alex Harbin, 2006-20092012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 49

Mount Football StreaksTEAMConsecutive winning seasons: 5, 2003-2007Consecutive losing seasons: 5, 1990-1994Consecutive seasons, five or more wins: 10, 2002-2011Winning streak: 10, 2004Losing streak: 16, last six games in 2000 through first 10 games in 2001Home winning streak: 10, last three games in 2005 through first two games in 2007Home losing streak: 8, last three games in 2001 through first five games in 2001Road winning streak: 10, last five games in 2004 through first five games in 2005Road losing streak: 11, last two games in 1997 through five games in 1999Games MSJ scoring: 112, last nine games in 2001 through first 10 games in 2011Games opponents scoring: 45, last four games in 1997 through first game in 2002Consecutive shutouts by MSJ: 2, 2003, 2007Opponent’s consecutive shutouts: 0Consecutive games MSJ in double figures: 26, all 11 games in 2006 through first four games in 2008Consecutive games MSJ scoring 20 or more points: 12, last two games in 2003 through first 10 games in 2004Consecutive games MSJ scoring 30 or more points: 4, 2005, 2009Consecutive games MSJ scoring 40 or more points: 2, 2005 (twice)Consecutive games opponents in double figures: 45, last four games in 1997 through first game 2003Consecutive games opponents scoring 20 or more points: 14, last four games in 1997 through 10 games in 1998Consecutive games opponents scoring 30 or more points: 5, 1990Consecutive games opponents scoring 40 or more points: 3, last two games in 1993 through first game in 1994Consecutive games opponents scoring 50 or more points: 0Consecutive years MSJ scoring 200 or more points: 8, 2004-2011Consecutive years opponents scoring 200 or more points: 13, 1990-2002Mount Game RecordsSeason MSJ Victory Site2009 (61) MSJ 61, Anderson 28 (A)2005 (56) MSJ 56, Bluffton 14 (A)2007 (56) MSJ 56, Hanover 21 (H)2010 (54) MSJ 54, Earlham 6 (A)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)2009 (45) MSJ 45, Rose-Hulman 38 (A)1993 (42) MSJ 42, Malone 6 (A)2005 (42) MSJ 42, Kalamazoo 0 (H)2009 (42) MSJ 42, Lakeland (H)2010 (42) MSJ 42, Anderson 35 (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)50COLLEGE OF MOUNT ST. JOSEPHSeason Margin of Victory, MSJ Win Site2002 (51) MSJ 51, Hiram 0 (H)2008 (53) MSJ 50, Bluffton 7 (A)2010 (48) MSJ 54, Earlham 6 (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)Season Margin 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)2009 (89) MSJ 61, Anderson 28 (A)1995 (87) Thomas More 60, MSJ 27 (A)2009 (83) MSJ 45, Rose-Hulman 38 (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 Playeryards1990 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 7012009 Jake Davis 8912010 James Clay 4842011 James Clay 1,132PASSINGSeason Playeryards1990 Rob Paff 1,4271991 Rob Paff 1,1551992 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 1,4892009 Craig Mustard 2,6172010 Chris Howland 1,3082011 Brian Pitzer 1,042RECEIVINGSeason Playerreceptions1990 Norm Henninger 341991 Todd Borland 251992 Mike Denney 141993 Jay Polk 211994 Roger Schnirring 251995 Roger Schnirring 351996 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 Tim Meiner 392009 Derick Tabar 492010 Derick Tabar 352011 Zachary Gerber 23RECEIVINGSeason Playeryards1990 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 5852000 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 5622009 Derick Tabar 1,0022010 Derick Tabar 6642011 Sean Keller 328SCORINGSeason Playerpoints1990 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 662009 Derick Tabar, Jake Davis 842010 Derick Tabar 482011 James Clay 102INTERCEPTIONSSeason Playernumber1990 Eight players 11991 Chad Unger 31992 Chad Unger 31993 Ron Corradini, Jr. 51994 Chad Unger 81995 Cam Rutherford 51996 Cam Rutherford, Mark Stewart 51997 Cam Rutherford 61998 Mark Stewart 41999 Eleven 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 52009 David Davis, Jerrick Boykin 32010 Will Palmer 32011 Konnor Blevins 4TACKLESSeason Playernumber1990 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 822009 Erik Prosser 1062010 Erik Prosser 862011 Tyler Hopperton 812012 FOOTBALL GUIDE 51

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