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DARTMOUTH FOOTBALL 2007 

THE 126TH SEASON 

A Championship Tradition 

Ivy League Champions 

1996 (7-0-0, 10-0-0) 

1992 (6-1-0, 8-2-0) 

1991 (6-0-1, 7-2-1) 

1990 (6-1-0, 7-2-1) 

1982 (5-2-0, 5-5-0) 

1981 (6-1-0, 6-4-0) 

1978 (6-1-0, 6-3-0) 

1973 (6-1-0, 6-3-0) 

1972 (5-1-1, 7-1-1) 

1971 (6-1-0, 8-1-0) 

1970 (7-0-0, 9-0-0) 

1969 (6-1-0, 8-1-0) 

1966 (6-1-0, 7-2-0) 

1965 (7-0-0, 9-0-0) 

1963 (5-2-0, 7-2-0) 

1962 (7-0-0, 9-0-0) 

1958 (6-1-0, 7-2-0) 

National Champion - 1925 

Lambert Trophy (Eastern Champion) - 1965, 1970 

186 All-Ivy League First Team Selections - 1956-2006 

70 All-America Selections 

13 Inductees, College Football Hall of Fame 

One Inductee, Pro Football Hall of Fame

2007 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Back Cover 

History of Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 

Table of Contents, Fast Facts . . . . . . . . . . . 2 

This is Dartmouth College . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 

The Dartmouth Experience . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Northern Crossroads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 

Commitment to New Facilities . . . . . . . . . . 8 

Walking Tour: Athletic Facilities . . . . . . . . 10 

Friends of Dartmouth Football . . . . . . . . . 16 

Prominent Living Alumni . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 

President James Wright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 

Director of Athletics Josie Harper . . . . . . . 22 

Football Coaching Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 

Head Coach Buddy Teevens . . . . . . . . . . . 24 

Blackman Endowed Coaching Chair . . . . . 25 

Football Coaching Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 

Football Support Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 

2007 Big Green Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 

2007 Season Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 

Letterwinners/Depth Profile . . . . . . . . . . . 41 

2007 Squad Members Profiles . . . . . . . . . 42 

Class of 2011 Candidates . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 

Alphabetical Squad Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 

Geographical Distribution . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 

2007 Opponents - 2006 Review . . . . . . . 83 

Colgate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 

New Hampshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 

Penn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 

Yale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 

Holy Cross . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 

Columbia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 

Harvard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 

Cornell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 

Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 

Princeton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 

Composite 2007 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . 94 

Future Football Schedules . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94 

2006 Season Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 

Team and Individual Statistics . . . . . . . . . 96 

The Ivy League . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99 

2006 Ivy League Standings . . . . . . . . . . 100 

Ivy League Standings, 1956-2006 . . . . . 100 

2006 All-Ivy League Team . . . . . . . . . . . 104 

Asa Bushnell Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105 

Rookies of the Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105 

Dartmouth's All-Ivy First Team Selections106 

P A G E 2 

CONTENTS 

Honors & Awards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108 

Dartmouth Annual Football Awards . . . . 109 

All-America Selections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114 

College Football Hall of Fame Selections 116 

Academic Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118 

Dartmouth Players in Pro Football . . . . . 119 

Dartmouth's Winning Tradition . . . . . . . 122 

Dartmouth's Winning Tradition . . . . . . . . 123 

Football Time Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 

Wearers of the “D” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 131 

All-time Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132 

Dartmouth Football Records . . . . . . . . . 142 

Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 143 

Team Defensive Records: Game . . . . . . . 144 

Opposing Team Records: Game/Season . 145 

Individual Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 146 

Rushing Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 148 

Passing Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150 

Total Offense Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 

Receiving Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 155 

Returns, All-Purpose Leaders . . . . . . . . . 156 

Tackle, Sack Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 157 

Overall and Kick Scoring Leaders . . . . . . 158 

Rushing Leaders since 1950 . . . . . . . . . 159 

Passing Leaders since 1950 . . . . . . . . . . 160 

Receiving Leaders since 1950 . . . . . . . . 161 

Scoring Leaders since 1950 . . . . . . . . . . 162 

Longest Dartmouth Plays . . . . . . . . . . . . 163 

Comparative Ivy Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . 164 

Dartmouth Football on TV . . . . . . . . . . . . 165 

Coaching and Season Records . . . . . . . 166 

Composite Coaching Records . . . . . . . . . 167 

Year-by-Year Game Results . . . . . . . . . . 168 

Football Media Information . . . . . . . . . . 176 

Quick Facts 

Location: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hanover, N.H. 

Founded/Enrollment: . . . . . . . . 1769/4,300 

President: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . James Wright 

Director of Athletics: . . . . . . . . Josie Harper 

Nickname: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Big Green 

Colors: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Green & White 

Affiliation: . . . . . . . . NCAA I-AA, Ivy League 

First Season: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1881 

All-Time Record (Seasons): 640-403-46 (125) 

Home Stadium: . . . . . . . . . . Memorial Field 

Capacity: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,000 

Surface: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FieldTurf 

Head Coach: . . . . . . . . . . . . Buddy Teevens 

Record at Dartmouth (Seasons):. . 30-38-2 (7) 

Ivy League Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . 24-24-1 

Overall Record (Seasons): . . 64-115-2 (17) 

Assistant Coaches: 

Cyril Brockmeier, OL (Tulane '97) 

Cedric Calhoun, DL (Morehouse '95) 

Lance Clelland, TEs (Northwestern '02) 

Kenyada Davis, OLBs (Southwestern '01) 

Mike Hodgson, Off. Coordinator, RBs (Maine '79) 

Jarrail Jackson, WRs (Oklahoma '01) 

Sammy McCorkle, DBs (Florida '96) 

Chris Wilkerson, Assoc. Head Coach, Def. 

Coordinator/LBs (Eastern Illinois '95) 

2006 Record: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-8 (1-6 Ivy) 

Letterwinners Returning: . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 

Letterwinners Lost: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 

Starters Returning: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 

Offense: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 

Defense: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 

Specialists: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 

Starters Lost: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 

Basic Offense: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Multiple 

Basic Defense: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Multiple 

Sports Publicity 

Director: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kathy Phillips 

Phone: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 603-646-2468 

Press Box Phone: . . . . . . . . . 603-646-0111 

Email: . . . . . . Kathy.phillips@dartmouth.edu 

Fax: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 603-646-1286 

Web Site: . . . . . www.DartmouthSports.com

THE DARTMOUTH 

EXPERIENCE

Dartmouth College 

P A G E 4 

THE DARTMOUTH EXPERIENCE 

Dartmouth College, the nation's ninth oldest college, 

was founded in 1769 by Rev. Eleazar Wheelock. The College 

has been coeducational since 1972. 

Dartmouth is the northern-most member of the Ivy 

League that includes Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, 

Penn, Princeton and Yale. 

Located in Hanover, N.H., about two hours by auto 

north of Boston, Mass., Dartmouth's 200-acre main campus 

borders the Connecticut River in the “Upper Valley” between 

New Hampshire's White Mountains and the Green 

Mountains of Vermont. 

Dartmouth is… 

…where your roommate may be from Anchorage or Arkansas, 

or maybe from Athens. 

…where you can walk across the campus Green to class and 

know nine of ten people you meet along the way. 

The Undergraduate College 

Dartmouth is a private, four-year, liberal arts, coeducational 

college. About 4,300 undergraduates from across the 

nation and around the world attend Dartmouth. 

Annually, Dartmouth receives about 14,000 undergraduate 

applications and enrolls a new class of about 1,100 students. 

Admission to Dartmouth is need-blind and the 

College annually awards about $67 million in financial aid to 

over half of its undergraduates. 

The College is committed to providing an excellent 

teaching and research environment for students and faculty. 

The scale of the College ensures the intimacy of a liberal 

arts college while providing research opportunities typically 

found at much larger institutions. 

The College has about 360 members of the Faculty of 

Arts and Sciences, including the highest percentage of 

tenured women in the Ivy League. The Arts and Sciences 

encompasses 39 academic departments and programs, 

including interdisciplinary programs. 

The College's academic calendar, the Dartmouth Plan, 

is a year-round calendar of four 10-week terms that allows 

flexibility in scheduling. Undergraduates must be on campus 

freshman year, the summer before junior year, and senior 

year. In addition to study on campus, nearly 60 percent of 

Dartmouth undergraduates participate in at least one of 42 

off-campus options, including programs in the United States 

and 22 countries.

Graduate Studies 


Dartmouth has professional schools in business, engineering 

and medicine as well as graduate programs in the 

arts and sciences. 

The first Dartmouth Ph.D. was awarded in the classics 

in 1885 and the modern doctoral programs in the arts and 

sciences began in 1960. Today, more than 500 students are 

enrolled in 18 graduate programs. 

Dartmouth Medical School, the nation's fourth-oldest 

medical school (founded in 1797), is dedicated to advancing 

health through the discovery and dissemination of knowledge. 

DMS encompasses 16 clinical and basic science 

departments, the Center for the Evaluative Clinical 

Sciences, and the Norris Cotton Cancer Center. DMS is 

part of the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center that also 


…difficult, but not so difficult that you can't enjoy yourself…taking 

a course because it sounds intriguing and 

discovering it's the most interesting thing you've ever 

studied. 

…trying to finalize your Dartmouth Plan enrollment pattern 

and realizing you can't decide when you want to be 

away. 

…breathtaking fall foliage, five-foot snowdrifts, a clear, swift 

mountain stream after a thaw. 

includes Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, the Hitchcock 

Clinic, and the Veterans Administration Hospital in White 

River Junction, Vt. DMS has about 700 full-time faculty 

members and an enrollment of about 550 medical and graduate 

students. 

Thayer School of Engineering, founded in 1867, offered 

the nation's first professional engineering program designed 

to follow four years of undergraduate education. The school 

comprises both the undergraduate Department of 

Engineering Sciences at Dartmouth and a graduate professional 

school in engineering. Its interdisciplinary, non-departmental 

programs, conducted by 45 full-time faculty members, 

serve about 600 undergraduates and 160 graduate students. 

Founded in 1900, the Tuck School of Business at 

Dartmouth was the first graduate school of management in 

the world. Approximately 480 students, all with several years 

of work experience and representing more than 20 nationalities 

and 100 undergraduate colleges, are enrolled in the 

MBA program. In addition, Tuck offers a select array of 

executive education and other non-degree programs. 


…non-pretentious…in atmosphere, a small college…by 

measure of faculty, facilities and educational opportunity, 

the equal of a large university. 

…where you can go to a rock concert, a football or hockey 

game, or canoe down the peaceful Connecticut 

River…all within a five-minute walk of your dorm. 

…where a pianist, a quarterback and a skier share equal 

attention. 

P A G E 5

College Resources 

P A G E 6 


Dartmouth's state-of-the-art academic buildings include 

11 libraries on the College and Dartmouth-Hitchcock 

Medical Center campuses. The Baker-Berry Library is central 

to undergraduate academic life. Holdings in Dartmouth's 

libraries include 2.5 million volumes, 21,000 periodicals, and 

six million pages of manuscripts as well as a rich collection 

of electronic resources. 

Dartmouth was a pioneer in and remains at the forefront 

of educational computing. The College's high-speed, wireless 

computer network links all dormitory rooms, academic 

and administrative buildings and main-frame computers onand 

off-campus. All Dartmouth undergraduates own a personal 

computer. Personal computer ownership has been 

required of all undergraduates since 1991. Local and longdistance 

telephone calling is enabled over a campus network 

using “software phones” and VoIP software. 


…the Ivy League…quality education and athletic competition 

on a major college level. 

…teamwork…building a towering bonfire for Dartmouth 

Night with other freshmen…finishing a psychology 

experiment with six people in your dorm as the subjects… 

learning to strike a balance between work and fun and 

discovering that they frequently mean the same thing. 

…writing “Hanover, N.H.” as your hometown. 

Other academic and cultural resources at Dartmouth 

include the Hood Museum of Art and the Hopkins Center 

for the Creative and Performing Arts. 

All told, there are more than 45,000 acres of College 

property, more than half of it in the Dartmouth College 

Grant in northern New Hampshire, an area available to students 

for fishing, hunting and camping trips. In addition, the 

Dartmouth Outing Club maintains a chain of mountain cabins 

connected by over 100 miles of woodland trails. 

To learn more about Dartmouth, visit the College web sitewww.dartmouth.edu 

“(Dartmouth is) not a small college and it's not a big 

research university. It's not trying to be either one of those. 

It is what it is…and it's different from either one of those. 

“(Dartmouth offers) the possibility of undergraduates 

doing serious research projects with world authorities in 

their disciplines. (That's) just not possible at a small college 

and at a big research tank or university they're not interested 

enough in teaching to do that.” 

Jeremy Rutter 

Sherman Fairchild Professor of the Humanities 

Professor of Classics 

The Dartmouth Experience: 

“In my junior fall I had an open slot and could take 

any class I wanted. Because I had taken so many psychology 

and engineering courses, I wanted to take something 

completely different. That's how I picked African- 

American Studies. Professor Ifi Amadiume's class was so 

full of discussion–and I love to argue–that I got really 

involved. I ended up taking two more courses from her the 

next year. 

“I have been given the opportunity of a lifetime: to 

play professional football. I want to show everyone that 

Dartmouth can prepare its students for any vocation, even 

the National Football League.” 

- Casey Cramer '04, All-America end, drafted by 

Tampa Bay Buccaneers, now with Tennessee Titans 

Casey Cramer '04 and Professor Ifi Amadiume

Airports 

Lebanon (NH) Regional Airport 

About 5 miles, 15 minutes drive time 

Commuter flights link Lebanon-Hanover to New York. 

Manchester Boston Regional Airport, Manchester, NH 

About 75 miles, 1.5 hours drive time 

Wide choice of domestic airlines. 

Burlington (VT) International Airport 


A good option to Manchester for domestic flights. 

Bradley International Field, Hartford, CT 


Wide choice of domestic airlines flights. 

Logan Airport, Boston, MA 


Wide choice of domestic, international flights. 

NORTHERN CROSSROADS 

MAP BY MARTIN GRANT, DARTMOUTH PUBLIC AFFAIRS 

The Crossroads 

of Northern 

New England 

★ When you're in Hanover you can… 

★ Visit the Atlantic seacoast, enjoy the beach in 

Kennebunk, Maine, eat a lobster and still be home 

before dark… 

★ Make a day trip to 

Montreal, Quebec, the second-largestFrench-speaking 

city in the world… 

★ Sleep in and still catch 

the Red Sox on 

a Sunday afternoon at 

Fenway Park… 

★ Escape to New 

York City for a weekend 

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center (DHMC) 

DHMC, northern New England's largest regional medical center, 

includes Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital, the Hitchcock Clinic, 

and Dartmouth Medical School. Internationally renowned, nationally 

ranked and regionally respected, DHMC integrates high quality 

patient care, advanced medical education and translational research 

to provide a full spectrum of health care. 

P A G E 7

Memorial Field 

Being Made New 

P A G E 8 

COMMITMENT TO THE FUTURE 

A FieldTurf playing surface on Memorial Field was installed in 2006. Later this fall, the Floren Varsity House overlooking Memorial Field 

and attached to the renovated East Stands will be the home of Dartmouth's football team. 

Installation of a state-of-the-art FieldTurf surface on 

Memorial Field in 2006 and completion of the new Floren 

Varsity House this fall join the $16 million renovation of 

Alumni Gymnasium, completed in 2006, as dramatic changes 

that reflect Dartmouth's commitment to the spectrum of 

intercollegiate, recreation and intramural athletics. 

The newest generation FieldTurf surface, featuring reinforced 

spine monofilament and silica sand and cryogenic rubber 

infill that realistically simulates real grass, was inaugurated 

a year ago. This synthetic surface replaced natural grass on 

Memorial Field. During this major makeover of Dartmouth's 

home field, the eight-lane track that surrounds the football 

field has been replaced with an improved synthetic surface. 

In conjunction with construction of Floren Varsity 

House, the upper tiers (about two-thirds of the 9,500 seats in 

the East Stands) were removed. The remaining seats in the 

East Stands have been extended (there will be about 3,000 

seats on the east side of Memorial Field) to match the 7,100seat 

West Stands. Including temporary end zone seating, 

Memorial Field will have a seating capacity for about 15,000 

spectators. 

Floren Varsity House 

Attached to the renovated East Stands is the site for the new 

Floren Varsity House that will feature a 10,000-square foot 

strength training center, a 130-seat “smart classroom,” meeting 

rooms for the entire athletic department, football locker 

facilities and offices for football, baseball, softball and 

women's lacrosse. The Floren Varsity House is scheduled for 

“rolling occupancy” this fall and will become the “Home of 

Dartmouth Football” during the 2007-08 academic year.

The Floren Family 

Douglas C. Floren '63 and his family 

made the $10 million leadership gift to 

support construction of Dartmouth's 

new $19.5 million varsity house. 

“Dartmouth's outstanding scholarathletes 

will benefit greatly from Doug 

Floren's generosity,” said President 

James Wright. “Doug knows from his 

days as a varsity athlete, when he captained 

the men's tennis team, the 

importance of first-rate facilities.” 

An economics major as an undergraduate 

at Dartmouth, Floren is the 

co-founder and managing partner of 

DCF Capital, a hedge fund based in 

Greenwich, Conn. He and his wife, 

Olivia (Livvy) have four children: 

Jennifer, Dartmouth '93; Melissa, 

Princeton '96; David, Dartmouth '01, 

and Clay, Stanford '01. 

In addition to this donation for the 

varsity house, Floren's prior generosity 

to Dartmouth has included significant 

gifts for the Alexis Boss Tennis Center, 

the Alan D. Gordon Pavilion, and funding 

in the Arts and Sciences to benefit 

faculty and students. 

Buddy Teevens on the 

Floren Varsity House 

“The Floren Varsity House will 

be such a tremendous boost and addition. 

We will go to the top of the Ivy 

League in terms of facilities specifically 

for athletic programs, including 

football. The location offers easy 

access for all student-athletes, which 

is important when you consider the 

academic demands placed on 

Dartmouth students. They will have 

everything they need in this building. 

It will be one-stop shopping. They 

can come in, change, work out, 

shower, study, you name it. That's 

really been our goal in the design 

process: to make this the most impressive, 

most complete facility at this 

level in the country.” 

COMMITMENT TO THE FUTURE 

Livvy and Doug Floren '63 and their family made the leadership gift to support construction 

of the new varsity house that is named in their honor. 

P A G E 9

A walking tour... 

Your walking tour of Dartmouth athletic facilities begins 

at the southeast corner of the College Green at the center of 

campus. It's a walking tour because that's what Dartmouth is: 

a walking campus. And, it's what makes Dartmouth unique 

among the Ivy League colleges. 

It's been said–and it's true–that it's possible to get from 

anywhere on campus to anywhere else on campus in eight 

minutes. That may or may not require a pair of Nikes instead 

of Birkenstocks, but you get the picture. You don't need a car 

to get to the football field. There is no need for a campus 

bus. 

Walking to a game or a practice you'll encounter classmates 

and friends, professors and administrators, townspeople 

and their children. 

Standing on the corner of the Green, facing Hopkins 

Center for the Creative and Performing Arts and the Hood 

Museum of Art, the Hanover Inn and Hanover's bustling 

Main Street are to your right. Along the east side of the 

Green is historic Dartmouth Row: four white brick buildings 

date from the College's early years and are now classrooms 

and faculty offices. To your left, one block down East 

Wheelock Street, you can catch a glimpse of Alumni Gym, 

the keystone of the Dartmouth athletic complex. 

Cross East Wheelock Street (the traffic stops for you 

because Hanover is very “pedestrian friendly”) and turn left. 

You'll pass two dormitories: New Hampshire and Topliff Halls 

are on your right. In barely two minutes (probably less 

because it's downhill) you reach Crosby 

Street, where you'll notice five tennis courts 

in front of you. 

Just beyond the tennis courts, go up 

the curving walk ramp. You'll enter refurbished 

Alumni Gym that features the 

newest and largest (14,000 square feet) 

centralized fitness center in the Ivy League. 

Opened in 1910, Alumni Gym has undergone 

a top-to-bottom renovation during the 

past two years that addresses the recreation 

and fitness needs of 4,300 undergraduates 

and the entire Dartmouth community. 

Attached to the west side of Alumni 

Gym is Davis Varsity House, the location of 

the Dartmouth football offices and the football 

locker room–until they move to the 

new Floren Varsity House later this fall. On 

display in the trophy cases in Hall-Bennett 

Lounge are many of the numerous awards 

recognizing the success of Dartmouth football, 

including the 1965 and 1970 Lambert 

Trophy plaques. 

P A G E 10 

ATHLETIC FACILITIES 

The Green, crossroads of the Dartmouth campus, looking from 

Baker Library to Hopkins Center. More than three-quarters of all 

Dartmouth undergraduates participate in intercollegiate, recreation 

and fitness activities. 

In Davis Varsity House you'll find the John Manley '40 

Weight Room, a 2,600-square foot facility used exclusively by 

Dartmouth's football team. In Alumni Gym, the John and 

Carla Manley Fitness Center is a second facility for use by 

Dartmouth's other intercollegiate athletes. 

Directly outside the south door of Davis Varsity House is 

Memorial Field. Dartmouth has played football on this site 

since the early 1900s. The stadium's West Stands was completed 

in 1923 and honors 3,407 Dartmouth men who served 

during World War I, including 112 who died. Also recognized 

are Dartmouth veterans of the Civil War and other service.


An aerial view shows many of Dartmouth's principal athletic facilities. From bottom: Memorial Field; Red Rolfe Field (baseball) and 

Leverone Field House (track, multi-sport practice), Thompson Arena (ice hockey), Alexis Boss Tennis Center/Gordon Pavilion, Scully-Fahey 

Field (lacrosse, field hockey), the new Burnham Soccer Field, and the Blackman Fields (football practice). Not seen to the left of Memorial 

Field and Red Rolfe Field: Alumni Gymnasium, and the Berry Sports Center that includes squash and fitness facilities as well as Leede 

Arena (basketball, volleyball). In recent years Dartmouth has invested over $80 million to elevate the quality of facilities used by all 

Dartmouth students, including intercollegiate teams. 

P A G E 11

Cornell was the opponent and a crowd of 14,000 attended 

when Memorial Field was dedicated on November 3, 

1923. Cornell won, 32-7. The largest football crowd at 

Memorial Field, 21,530, watched the Harvard-Dartmouth 

game in 1974. 

P A G E 12 


A 14,000-square foot Fitness Center, opened in 2006 and a major component in a $16 million renovation reaching every area of Alumni 

Gymnasium, is arguably the most centralized fitness area in the Ivy League. Serving all Dartmouth students, this facility reflects similar 

resources that will be available for Dartmouth football and other intercollegiate athletes in the Floren Varsity House in 2007-08. 

Entering the 2007 season, Dartmouth has compiled a 

record of 228-115-8 (.650) on Memorial Field, which was the 

site for Dartmouth's commencement exercises in June 1995 

when President Bill Clinton was an honorary degree recipient. 

Adjacent to Memorial Field is Red Rolfe Field, longtime 

home of Dartmouth baseball. 

A long foul ball down the left-field line will land on the 

roof of the Berry Sports Center, home of Dartmouth basketball, 

volleyball and squash. A home run over the right field 

fence is likely to land on the roof of Leverone Field House, 

the recently refurbished (it opened in 1962) home of indoor 

track at Dartmouth. Leverone is also where Dartmouth football 

practices in inclement weather. 

Walk out of Leverone Field House and cross South Park 

Street. Within seconds you are at the entrance to Thompson 

Arena, the sparkling 3,500-seat home of Dartmouth ice hockey. 

Leverone and Thompson are companions in architectural 

design: They're the creation of Pier Luigi Nervi, architect for 

many of the facilities used during the Olympic Games at 

Rome in 1960. 

Alongside Thompson are six outdoor tennis courts but 

the treat is 25 paces beyond the ice arena. There you'll find 

the Boss Tennis Center and Gordon Pavilion, opened in 2000 

and unrivaled among indoor tennis facilities in the nation. 

The entry walkway to the Boss Center overlooks a football 

practice field and Scully-Fahey Field that also opened in 

2000. This artificial turf field is home for lacrosse and field 

hockey at Dartmouth. 

Beyond Scully-Fahey's south goal are the NFL-caliber 

Blackman Practice Fields, a lighted facility for Dartmouth 

football. Beside the Blackman Fields, the new Whitey


Leverone Field House Leede Arena in the Berry Sports Center 

Burnham Field, home of Dartmouth soccer. It's a new facility 

that can host NCAA tournament games. 

All of these facilities to the east of South Park Street are 

located on what is known historically as Chase Field. A century 

ago, Chase Field was working farm land. 

The facilities–Thompson, the Boss Center, Scully-Fahey 

Lacrosse on Scully-Fahey Field 

Field, the Blackman Fields, Burnham Field–that now dominate 

Chase Field are, as billed, about an eight-minute walk 

eastward from the Green and the center of campus. To the 

west and north of the main campus, you'll find more–just as 

close. 

Hanover Country Club, a public golf course owned by 

Dartmouth, is within easy walking distance along Rope Ferry 

Road (which is Hanover's Main Street extended) beyond 

Baker-Berry Library and the complex of academic buildings 

and new dormitories that comprise the College's north quadrangle. 

Walk down West Wheelock Street toward the 

Connecticut River (it's the boundary between New 

Hampshire and Vermont) and you'll quickly come to the 

Dartmouth Boathouse, home of intercollegiate rowing, and 

the Ledyard Canoe Club, a fixture among programs offered 

by the Dartmouth Outing Club. 

There's still more, though these athletic and recreational 

facilities involve transportation beyond your Nike or adidas 

walking shoes. 

The Manley Fitness Center has served Dartmouth football in Davis 

Varsity House. It's a fitness area used by intercollegiate athletes 

that will be upgraded through current renovations. 

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Thompson Arena 

The Dartmouth softball team's field is located at Sachem 

Field, on South Main Street about a mile south of campus. 

Equidistant to the north along Route 10 (North College 

Street, which becomes Lyme Road) and across from Hanover 

Country Club, is the new (it opened in 2005) clubhouse and 

playing field of the Dartmouth Rugby Football Club. 

Alexis Boss Tennis Center 

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Rounding out the remarkably diverse array of resources 

devoted to intercollegiate and recreational athletics at 

Dartmouth are (and you'll need to finally get into your car): 

• The Morton Farm in Etna (it's a village, still part of 

Hanover, east of the campus) is the home for equestrian 

sports. 

• Located about ten miles north of Hanover, in Lyme, is 

the Dartmouth Skiway, home of the 2007 national champion 

Big Green ski team. The Skiway was the site of the NCAA 

championship meet in 2003 and ranks among the region's 

best recreational ski areas. 

• On Lake Mascoma in Enfield, about 10 miles southeast 

of Hanover, is the Dartmouth Corinthian Yacht Club, the 

home facility for the College's co-ed sailing team. 

• Heading north into New Hampshire's White 

Mountains, anyone with outdoor interests will find: Ravine 

Lodge on Mount Moosilauke (it's home base for the trips 

taken by Dartmouth's first-year students before the fall term 

An aerial view shows, from top to bottom: Boss Tennis 

Center/Gordon Pavilion, Scully-Fahey Field, and the lighted 

Blackman football practice fields.

Dartmouth Skiway 

begins) and, in the state's northern-most reaches is the 

Dartmouth College Grant. The Grant, near the headwaters of 

the Connecticut River, comprises more than 20,000 acres of 

wilderness, a mecca for anyone who enjoys fishing, hiking and 

camping–it's also the training site for Dartmouth's cross 

country teams. 

Sailing on Lake Mascoma 


And, here's a bonus: the Appalachian Trail, the continuously 

marked footpath that stretches some 2,160 miles from 

Springer Mountain in Georgia to Mount Katahdin in Maine, 

passes through the Dartmouth campus. You'll find the Hiker's 

Elm on the southwest corner of the College Green, across the 

street from the Hanover Inn (this tour began on the southeast 

corner of the Green). When you're not taking this walking 

tour of athletic facilities, you can get some exercise on a short 

piece of the Appalachian Trail. 

When it comes to intercollegiate sports, Dartmouth ranks 

high in breadth of offerings: There are 34 intercollegiate 

teams–16 men, 16 women, two co-ed–and programs that 

meet the recreation and fitness interests of everyone on campus 

(and residents of Hanover and surrounding communities). 

Indeed, there's something for everyone–almost all within 

easy walking distance of our starting point on the College 

Green. 

The Dartmouth College Grant in northern New Hampshire: a mecca 

for fishing, hunting, camping and hiking. 

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What is Friends of Dartmouth Football? 

The Friends of Dartmouth football is an organization of former 

players, alumni, parents, students, faculty and Big Green 

fans who provide support through a wide variety of functions 

in coordination with the Dartmouth football program. 

The support and generosity of many Friends is essential 

to the success of Dartmouth football. 

What does Friends of Dartmouth Football do? 

Given budgetary issues and uncertain economic times, the 

Friends of Dartmouth Football provides generous financial 

support and volunteer services during the football season and 

throughout the year. The Friends of Football is a source of 

support for some of the highest priorities of Dartmouth's 

football program, including: 

• Part-time coaches salaries 

• Recruiting services 

• Video equipment 

• Weight room equipment 

• Annual highlights video 

• Travel warm-up gear 

• Annual team banquet 

• Post-game receptions 

What are some of the Friends of Football special 

programs? 

Under Coach Buddy Teevens, two programs have been established 

that focus on the future of Dartmouth football players: 

Interviews, Internships, Jobs–Many alumni have volunteered 

and participated in a program that helps Dartmouth 

players explore different career fields with informational 

interviews, secure off-campus internships (usually during 

sophomore winter-spring), and generally helps Big Green student-athletes 

plan for their futures. 

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FRIENDS OF FOOTBALL 

This formalized relationship with alumni, and their business 

and professional organizations, gives Dartmouth football 

players greater opportunities to identify undergraduate internships 

and post-college job opportunities. 

Dartmouth Football Career Day–Since 2005, the Friends 

of Football has sponsored a Career Day for Big Green players. 

Each year, varsity players meet with alumni who have played 

football at Dartmouth and have gone on the successful 

careers in their chosen profession. 

These Big Green alumni shared their experiences in 

investment and commercial banking, law, high technology, 

medicine, advertising and marketing, sales, finance and financial 

planning, commercial real estate, construction, economic 

development, venture capital, military service and the clergy. 

Dartmouth Athletic Sponsors Program 

The Friends of Dartmouth Football is part of the Athletic 

Sponsors Program that supports intercollegiate athletics at 

Dartmouth. The Athletic Sponsors Program is the sole source 

of funds for bringing top athletic prospects to campus each 

year for a first-hand view of “The Dartmouth Experience.” 

Additional Sponsors Program funds are allocated for recruiting 

brochures, rental cars, and coaches' recruiting trips. 

How to learn more and join… 

The Friends of Dartmouth Football encourages new members 

to join in this opportunity to support Big Green football. 

Interested parties should contact the Dartmouth Football 

Office at (603) 646-2467. 

To learn about the Dartmouth Athletic Sponsors 

Program, contact Deputy Director of Athletics Bob Ceplikas, 

the program director, at (603) 646-2463 or by email to: 

Cep@Dartmouth.edu 

Or, visit this web site: www.DartmouthSports.com 

The 2006 Dartmouth Football Career Day brought Big Green alumni and current players together to discuss business and professional opportunities.

The Class of 2007 

The Dartmouth football Class of 2007 is already in motion 

toward the future, thanks in varied degree to the advice and 

council of former Big Green players. Here's a snapshot of 

what some of Dartmouth's newest football alumni are doing 

this fall: 

• Lucius Alexander, OT - Director of Technology, Entertonement.com, 

Santa Monica, Calif. 

• Don Bly, TE - Management Consultant, Applies Value, LLC, Boston. 

• Preston Copley, Co-Captain, OT - Actor, Hollywood, Calif. 

• Mike Fritz, QB - Consulting Associate, The Parthenon Group, Boston. 

• Ryan Fuselier, WR - Analyst, Morgan Stanley, New York. 

• Sam McDonald, WR - Trust Associate, Fifth Third Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio. 

• Mike Rabil, Co-Captain, DT - Analyst, Jones Lang Lasalle, Washington, 

D.C. 

• Joe Scola, SS - Undergraduate Assistant Coach, Dartmouth Football. 

Frank Polsinello '84 (left) won the bidding for the Tennessee Titans 

jersey donated by Casey Cramer '04, now a back with the Titans. 

FRIENDS OF FOOTBALL 

Dartmouth Football Friends Golf Classic 

The Friends of Dartmouth Football annual Golf Classic at 

Hanover Country Club is one of the biggest sources of financial 

support for Dartmouth football-and a great opportunity 

for former Big Green players, coaches and friends to gather 

for an informal afternoon of golf and reminiscing. 

Annually, this special event raises over $50,000 that benefits 

Dartmouth football. Proceeds from the outing are used 

to purchase strength and fitness equipment and digital video 

equipment. These funds also help meet the cost of salaries 

for part-time assistant coaches and professional development 

opportunities for the Dartmouth football staff. 

The 2007 Golf Classic brought more than 125 former 

players and friends to Hanover Country Club. The date for 

the 11th Golf Classic is June 14, 2008. 

Teammates from the 70s with Assistant Coach Sammy McCorkle 

(left): Bill Jarrett '77, Pat Sullivan '77 and Kevin Case '76. 

On the tee, from left: Jay Murphy '78, Rob Dell Isola '83, Assistant Coach Cedric Calhoun and Byron Anderson '76. 

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P A G E 18 

PROMINENT LIVING DARTMOUTH ALUMNI 

Played football at Dartmouth 

GOVERNMENT 

John Carney '78 

Lt. Governor, State of Delaware 

Robert Cordy '71 

Associate Justice, Massachusetts 

Supreme Judicial Court 

David Danielsen '74 

Judge, San Diego Superior Court 

John Hoeven '79 

Governor, State of North Dakota 

Paavo Lipponen '64 

Former Prime Minister, Finland 

Henry Paulson '68 

U.S. Secretary of the Treasury 

Former CEO, Goldman Sachs 

Robert Portman '78 

Former Director, White House Office 

of Management & Budget 

Donald Sherwood '63 

U.S. Representative, 

State of Pennsylvania 

AEROSPACE 

James Newman '78 

Astronaut, NASA 

JOHN CARNEY PAUL BINDER KATE STITH-CABRANES MICHAEL MORIARTY 

MEDICINE 

Freddie Fu '74, M.D. 

Orthopaedic Surgeon, University of 

Pittsburgh Medical Center; Director, 

UPMC Sports Performance Complex 

Robert Higgins '81, M.D. 

Cardiovascular Thoracic Surgeon 

Rush Presbyterian-St. Luke's 

Medical Center, Richmond, Va. 

Alexander Kandabarow '75, M.D. 

Spinal Surgeon, Pittsburgh, Pa. 

C. Everett Koop '37 M.D. 

Former U.S. Surgeon General 

Thomas Price '71, M.D. 

Physician, Sound Shore Health System, 

Mount Vernon, N.Y. 

Dean W. Richardson '74, D.V.M 

Charles W. Raker Professor 

of Equine Surgery, University of 

Pennsylvania 

Head of the Barbaro surgery team 

James Vailas '78, M.D. 

Orthopaedic Surgeon, Manchester, 

N.H. 

ENTERTAINMENT 

Paul Binder '63 

Founder, Big Apple Circus 

David Birney '61 

Award-winning actor 

Buck Henry '52 

Television and movie actor 

Mindy Kaling '01 

Writer/Actress; NBC's 

“40-Year-Old Virgin” and “The Office” 

Phil Lord '97 & Chris Miller '97 

Creators, MTV's “Clone High” 

Chris Meledandri '81 

President, Family Films 

Division, Fox Studios 

Michael Moriarty '63 

Emmy Award-winning actor 

Aisha Tyler '92 

Actress, comedienne 

Jennifer Warren '77 

Film and stage actress 

Jerry Zaks '67 

Tony Award-winning director 

EDUCATION 

Stephen Bosworth '61 

Dean, Fletcher School of 

Diplomacy, Tufts University 

Robert Reich '68 

Professor, University of California, 

Berkeley 

Former U.S. Secretary of Labor 

K. Barry Sharpless '63 

Nobel Laureate (Chemistry) 

Kate Stith-Cabranes '73 

Deputy Dean, Yale Law School 

BUSINESS 

Russell (Ron) Boss '61 

CEO, A.T. Cross Company 

Murry Bowden '71 

Chairman, Hanover Company, 

(real estate development) 

David Casper '78 

Senior Vice President, 

Harris Trust & Savings Bank


C. EVERETT KOOP LOUISE ERDRICH BOB KEMPAINEN JAY FIEDLER AND MURRY BOWDEN 

Scott Creelman '64 

President, Spalding Sports Division, 

Russell Corporation 

Robert Downey '58 

Senior Director, Goldman Sachs 

Brent Frei '88 

Founder-Director, 

Onyx Corporation 

Louis Gerstner '63 

Former CEO, IBM 

Charles Haldeman '70 

CEO, Putnam Investments 

Donald Hall '50 

Chairman, Hallmark Cards 

Dawn Hudson '79 

President, Pepsi-Cola, North America 

Jeffrey Immelt '78 

CEO, General Electric 

Ann Kappler '79 

Senior Vice President & 

General Counsel, Fannie Mae 

Jeff Kemp '81 

President, Families Northwest 

(non-profit services) 

NFL Quarterback, 1981-91 (3 teams) 

Nigel Key '79 

Managing Director, Morgan Stanley 

Thomas McConnell '76 

General Partner, Vanguard Ventures 

William G. Morton Jr. '59 

Chair Emeritus, 

Boston Stock Exchange 

Jonathan Newcomb '68 

Principal, Leeds Weld & Co. 

Cody Press '80 

Managing Director, Citigroup 

T. J. Rodgers '70 

Founder and CEO, 

Cypress Semiconductor 

Christopher Sawch '80 

Senior Vice President, 

UBS Financial Services 

David Shula '81 

President, Shula's Steakhouse 

Edward Simpson '85 

Vice President, J. P. Morgan Chase 

Jack Thomas '74 

Chairman & CEO, Coin 

Acceptors (Coinco) 

Richard Weissman '85 (F) 

Managing Director, Goldman Sachs 

MEDIA 

Ric Bucher '83 

Senior Writer, ESPN The Magazine 

Ty Burr '80 

Chief Film Critic, The Boston Globe 

Susan Dentzer '77 

Correspondent for health and 

medical issues,“The News Hour 

with Jim Lehrer” 

Scott Fraser '76 

Founder, Arts & Entertainment 

Network (A&E) 

Paul Gigot '77 

Editor, Editorial Page, 

The Wall Street Journal 

Laura Ingraham '85 

Political commentator, talk show host 

Heinz Kluetmeier '65 

Director of Photography, 

Sports Illustrated 

Morton Kondracke '60 

Executive Editor, “Roll Call” 

Co-host, Fox News, 

“The Beltway Boys” 

James Nachtwey '70 

Photojournalist, TIME Magazine 

Reese Schonfeld '53 

Founder and CEO, 

Cable News Network (CNN) 

David Shribman '76 

Executive Editor, 

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 

Pulitzer Prize winner 

Mary Lou Teel '78 

Emmy-Award winning director, 

CBS's “Sunday Morning” 

LITERATURE, ARCHITECTURE 

Michael Arad '91 

Award-winning architect 

(World Trade Center site) 

Louise Erdrich '76 

Award-winning novelist 

Budd Schulberg '36 

Author and Oscar Award-winning 

screenwriter 

David Shipler '64 

Pulitzer Prize-winning author 

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P A G E 20 


JEFF IMMELT JIMMIE LEE SOLOMON MICHAEL SLIVE 

ADAM NELSON 

SPORTS 

Richard (Sandy) Alderson '69 

CEO, San Diego Padres (MLB) 

Gillian Apps '06 

Olympian (hockey) 

Gold Medal (Canada), 2002, 2006 

Brad Ausmus '93 

Catcher, Houston Astros (MLB) 

Jim Beattie '76 

Major League pitcher, 1978-86 

Major League executive (Seattle, 

Montreal, Baltimore), 1989-2005 

Kate Brown Blackburn '86 

Executive Vice President, 

Cincinnati Bengals (NFL) 

Michael Brown '57 

President & General Manager, 

Cincinnati Bengals (NFL) 

Dana Chladak '85 

Olympian (1992, 1996: kayak) 

Bronze and silver medals 

Casey Cramer '04 

Running Back, 

Tennessee Titans (NFL) 

Jake Crouthamel '60 

Former Director of Athletics, 

Syracuse University 

Robert DuPuy '68 

President and COO, 

Major League Baseball 

Jay Fiedler '94 

NFL Quarterback, 1994-2006 

(6 teams) 

Dave Gavitt '59 

Founder and former commissioner, 

Big East Conference 

U.S. Olympic Basketball Coach, 1980 

Basketball Hall of Fame, 2006 

Russell Granik '69 

Former Deputy Commissioner & CEO, 

National Basketball Association 

David Howard '82 

Executive Vice President, 

New York Mets (MLB) 

John Idzik '82 

Senior Director, Football Operations, 

Arizona Cardinals (NFL) 

Chiharu Igaya '57 

International Olympic Committee, 

1982-; Vice President, IOC, 2005- 

Olympian (1952, 1956, 1960: 

Alpine skier); Silver medal, 1956 

Bob Kempainen '88, M.D. 

Olympic distance runner (1992, 1996) 

American record holder, marathon 

Kristin King '02 


Bronze Medal, 2006 

Lloyd Lee '98 

Assistant Coach, 

Chicago Bears (NFL) 

Nick Lowery '78 

NFL placekicker, 1978-96 

(3 teams); philanthropist 

Brian Mann '02 

Arena Football League 

Quarterback, 2002-06 

Liz McIntyre '87 

Olympian (1992, 1994, 1998: 

freestyle skiing), Silver medal, 1994 

Paul Mott '80 

President, New Orleans Hornets (NBA) 

Cammy Myler '92 

Olympian (1988, 1992, 1994: luge) 

U.S. flagbearer, 1994 Winter Games 

Bob Naegele Jr. '61 

Chair, Minnesota Wild (NHL) 

Adam Nelson '97 

Olympian (2000, 2004: shot put) 

Silver medal, 2000, 2004 

Sarah Parsons '09 


Bronze Medal, 2006 

Cherie Piper '06 


Gold Medal (Canada), 2002, 2006 

Mike Remlinger '88 

Major League pitcher 

(6 teams), 1991-2006 

Michael Slive '62 

Commissioner, SEC 

Coordinator, BCS 

Jimmie Lee Solomon '78 

Executive Vice President of 

Baseball Operations, MLB 

Katie Weatherston '06 


Gold Medal (Canada), 2006 

Zack Walz '98 

Former linebacker, 

Arizona Cardinals (NFL) 

Pamela Wheeler '89 

Director of Operations, 

WNBA Players Association 

Reggie Williams '76 

Former NFL Player, Cincinnati 

Bengals, College Football 

Hall of Fame inductee, 2007 

Vice President, Disney Sports 

Attractions 

Adam Young '99 

Former tight end, 

New York Giants (NFL)

COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION 

James Wright - President, 

Dartmouth College 

James Wright is the 16th 

President of Dartmouth 

College. Wright has been a 

member of the Dartmouth faculty 

since 1969. He received a 

bachelor's degree from 

Wisconsin State University- 

Platteville and master's and 

doctoral degrees in history from 

the University of Wisconsin at 

Madison. An American historian, 

his teaching and research 

focused on American political 

history and the history of the American West. 

He is the author or editor of five books: The Galena Lead 

District: Federal Policy and Practices, 1824-1847 (1966); The 

West of the American People (1970); The Politics of Populism: 

Dissent in Colorado (1974); The Great Plains Experience: 

Readings in the History of a Region (1978); and The Progressive 

Yankees: Republican Reformers in New Hampshire (1987). He 

received a Social Science Research Council Grant, a 

Guggenheim Fellowship, and a Charles Warren Fellowship at 

Harvard. 

Wright served as Dean of the Faculty from 1989-97 and 

as Acting President of the College during the first six months 

of 1995, while President James O. Freedman was on sabbatical. 

President Wright served as Provost from 1997 to 1998 

and was elected to the Dartmouth presidency in April 1998. 

He took office on August 1, 1998. 

President Wright has been elected to the American 

Academy of Arts and Sciences, and he is a member of the 

Organization of American Historians, the Western History 

Association, and the New Hampshire chapter of Phi Beta 

Kappa. He serves on the board of trustees of the Sherman 

Fairchild Foundation and recently completed a term as chair 

of the Council of Ivy Presidents. 

As president, his priorities have included advancing the 

academic strength of the institution and expanding the faculty; 

enhancing the out-of-the-classroom experience; an ambitious 

facilities agenda that includes academic, residential life, 

and athletic projects; and enhancing financial aid resources to 

ensure access to Dartmouth for students from the full range 

of backgrounds. He has increased the diversity of the student 

body while also maintaining the College's academic strength. 

He has also served on the NCAA Division I Board of 

Directors and the NCAA Task Force on Reform. 

President Wright is married to Susan DeBevoise Wright, 

who has served in various roles in student life at Dartmouth 

since 1978. He has a daughter, two sons, and seven grandchildren. 

President Wright congratulates Coach Buddy Teevens after his first 

win in 2005 (above) and a newly minted alumnae at Commencement 

(below). 

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P A G E 22 

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION 

Jo Ann (Josie) Harper 

Director of Athletics 

Jo Ann (Josie) Harper, a prominent 

figure in collegiate athletics 

and a highly regarded 

coach, is Dartmouth's director 

of athletics and recreation. She 

assumed the leadership role of 

Big Green athletics in June 

2002. 

Harper is Dartmouth's 

seventh athletic director and 

the first woman to hold this 

position both at Dartmouth 

and in the Ivy League. 

She oversees 34 intercollegiate sports (16 men's, 16 

women's and two coed), 20 club sports and an intramural 

program in which nearly three-quarters of Dartmouth's 

undergraduates participate. Dartmouth athletics also includes 

physical education courses, the Fitness and Lifestyle 

Improvement Program (FLIP) and recreational activities serving 

nearly 1,500 individuals per day. 

Harper joined the Dartmouth staff as head coach of 

women's lacrosse in 1981. In 1987 she assumed additional 

responsibilities as assistant director of athletics for intercollegiate 

programs. Among her duties, she developed and administered 

recruiting support for coaches and served as liaison to 

the Dartmouth Athletic Sponsors Program. In 1990 Harper 

was promoted to associate director of athletics. 

In 1999, Harper was promoted to senior associate director 

of athletics. In that capacity, she was responsible for longrange 

planning, scheduling, personnel recruitment, budget, 

alumni relations and event management for all of 

Dartmouth's varsity teams. 

Previous Directors of Athletics 

Richard G. Jaeger '59, 1989-2002 

Edward (Ted) Leland, 1983-89 

Seaver Peters '54, 1967-83 

Robert (Red) Rolfe '31, 1954-67 

William McCarter '19, 1937-54 

H. R. (Rip) Heneage '07, 1927-37 

She represents Dartmouth athletics on numerous 

College committees as well as with several national and 

regional organizations including the Ivy League, the Eastern 

College Athletic Conference (ECAC) and the NCAA. 

Harper relinquished her coaching duties in 1992 to concentrate 

on her growing administrative responsibilities. In 11 

seasons as coach of Dartmouth women's lacrosse, she led her 

teams to an overall record of 88-69 (37-28 in the Ivy League). 

She took the women's lacrosse team to Ivy League championships 

in 1986 and 1987, the ECAC championship in 1988 

and to the NCAA tournament in 1983. 

Prior to joining the Dartmouth staff, Harper had a distinguished 

coaching career at Hollins College and Penncrest 

High School (Media, Pa.). 

A graduate of West Chester University, Harper was 

prominent as a lacrosse coach at the national and international 

levels. In 1986, she coached the U.S. World Cup team and 

in 1982 she assisted with the U.S. team that won the world 

championship in England. 

In 2006 Harper was inducted into the National Lacrosse 

Hall of Fame. Previously, she was inducted into the New 

England Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2000 and the Pennsylvania 

Lacrosse Hall of Fame in 2002. In 2003 she was inducted 

into the Sturzebecker Foundation Hall of Fame of West 

Chester University and in 2004 into West Chester's Athletic 

Hall of Fame. 

Harper is the 2005 recipient of the Katherine Ley Award, 

presented by the ECAC in recognition of her leadership and 

advocacy for women coaches and administrators. In 2001 she 

was honored as the ECAC female athletic administrator of 

the year. In 2000, Harper was named the National 

Association of College Women Athletic Administrators 

(NACWAA) Division 1-AA administrator of the year. 

Honored by Dartmouth as a “Wearer of the Green” for 

her achievements in coaching at the national and international 

level, Harper is an adopted member of Dartmouth's Class 

of 1947. 

Intercollegiate Athletics Administrative Staff 

Robert Ceplikas '78 

Deputy Director of Athletics 

Brian Austin 

Senior Associate Director, 

Intercollegiate Sports 

Megan Sobel 

Senior Associate Director, 

Intercollegiate Sports 

Drew Galbraith 

Associate Director, 

Compliance & Administration 

Roger Demment 

Associate Director, 

Physical Education & Recreation 

Cynthia Crutchfield 

Director, Operations & Facilities 

Kathy Phillips 

Director, Sports Information 

Ken Snelling 

Director, Financial Operations

COACHING STAFF

The Robert L. Blackman 

Head Football Coach 

P A G E 24 

HEAD COACH BUDDY TEEVENS 

Eugene F. (Buddy) 

Teevens III, who as a player 

led Dartmouth to the 

1978 Ivy League championship 

and as a coach led 

Dartmouth football to 

back-to-back Ivy League 

titles in 1990 and 1991, 

returned as the head coach 

of the Big Green football 

program in 2005. 

Teevens, 50, 

coached Dartmouth from 

1987 through 1991. 

During his final two seasons, 

the Big Green posted 

identical overall records of 

7-2-1. With a 6-1 record, 

Dartmouth shared the 

1990 Ivy title with Cornell. 

In 1991, Dartmouth won 

the outright championship with a 6-0-1 mark. His overall record at 

Dartmouth is 30-38-2. 

Teevens holds the Robert L. Blackman Endowed Coaching 

Position, named in memory of Bob Blackman, who coached 

Dartmouth from 1955 to 1970, and created through the gift of 

Henry M. (Hank) Paulson '68, an outstanding offensive tackle who 

played for Blackman from 1965-67. 

The Teevens family, from left: Kirsten, Eugene IV, Lindsay and Buddy. 

In addition to restoring Dartmouth's rich football tradition, 

Teevens has been an integral force in a series of major improvements 

to Dartmouth's football facilities, including installation of a 

FieldTurf surface on Memorial Field for the 2006 season, and the 

new Floren Varsity House that includes training, dressing and meeting 

facilities. This new building, scheduled for use in 2007, is part 

of a project that includes the refurbishment of the east grandstand 

at Memorial Field. 

Teevens succeeded John Lyons at the helm of the Big Green 

and is the 21st coach in the program's 125-year history. Teevens was 

Dartmouth's 19th coach during his first tenure. 

From 2002 through 2004, Teevens was the head coach at 

Stanford University. Prior to that, Teevens was on Steve Spurrier's 

staff at the University of Florida from 1998 to 2001. In 1999, 

Teevens was Florida's running backs coach. In 2000, he was the 

passing game coordinator while also coaching tight ends, wide 

receivers, kickers, snappers and holders. The following year, he was 

the assistant offensive coordinator and tight ends coach. 

His first game with the Gators was the 1999 Orange Bowl. In 

his three full seasons at Florida, the Gators went 29-9, participated 

in three bowl games and finished among the top 12 in the final polls 

each season. In his final year in 2001, the Gators went 10-2, defeated 

Maryland in the Orange Bowl and finished ranked third in both 

national polls. 

From 1997 to 1998, Teevens was the offensive coordinator and 

receivers coach at the University of Illinois under Ron Turner. 

From 1992-96, Teevens was the head coach at Tulane 

University. He rebuilt that program and recruited most of the team 

that went 11-0 in 1998. 

Teevens began his coaching career in 1979 as the running 

backs coach at DePauw University. In 1980, he became the offensive 

coordinator at Boston University and remained with the Terrier 

program until 1985 when he was appointed the head football coach 

at the University of Maine. 

He led the Black Bears to a 6-5 record in 1985 and a 7-4 mark 

in 1986, the program's first back-to-back winning seasons in 21 

years. 

In 17 years as a head coach, Teevens' record is 64-115-2. 

At Dartmouth, Teevens was honored as the New England 

Coach-of-the-Year for the 1991 season. The Big Green's Ivy title 

that year was the school's first outright championship since 1978. 

Born October 1, 1956, Teevens earned an A.B. degree in history 

from Dartmouth in 1979. An honorable mention All-America 

quarterback in 1978, he led the Big Green to the Ivy title that year. 

He was named the Ivy League and ECAC player of the year and 

played in the Blue-Gray Classic. Co-captain of the 1978 team (6-3, 

6-1 in Ivy games), Teevens was the squad's most valuable player. He 

also lettered in hockey, helping Dartmouth to a third-place finish at 

the 1979 NCAA championship. He was voted the Alfred W. Watson 

Trophy as Dartmouth's outstanding athlete. 

The name Teevens is intertwined through Dartmouth athletic 

history. Buddy's father, the late Eugene F. Teevens II '52, was a 

hockey letterwinner. His younger brother, Shaun '82, was a twosport 

athlete in football and hockey and also a recipient of the 

Watson Trophy. A sister, Moira '87, captained the women's cross 

country and track teams and earned All-Ivy and All-East recognition 

as a runner. 

A native of Pembroke, Mass., Teevens and his wife, Kirsten, 

have two children, Lindsay, a student at the University of Florida, 

and Eugene IV, a freshman at Coastal Carolina University.

HEAD COACH BUDDY TEEVENS 

President James Wright 

“I'm delighted that Buddy has returned to Dartmouth. 

It is always a treat to have former students of mine back in 

town. His accomplishments here as a student, an athlete 

and a coach, combined with his experience nationally and 

knowledge of the Ivy League, make him the ideal person to 

lead Dartmouth football. We look forward to working with 

Buddy as Dartmouth football asserts its traditional prominence 

in the league.” 

Director of Athletics Josie Harper 

“Everyone says that timing in life is everything,” said 

Director of Athletics Josie Harper. “The time was perfect for 

Buddy's return to Hanover to combine two of his passionshis 

expertise and knowledge in the game of football and his 

love for Dartmouth College.” 

Teevens at Dartmouth 

Overall Ivy 

1987 2-8-0 1-6-0 

1988 5-5-0 4-3-0 

1989 5-5-0 4-3-0 

1990 7-2-1 6-1-0 

1991 7-2-1 6-0-1 

2005 2-8-0 1-6-0 

2006 2-8-0 2-5-0 

30-38-2 24-24-1 

The Buddy Teevens File 

Full Name: Eugene Francis Teevens III 

Born: October 1, 1956 

Hometown: Pembroke, Mass. 

High School: Silver Lake Regional HS, Kingston, Mass. 

College: Dartmouth, 1979 (A.B., History) 

Wife: Kirsten (Anderson) 

Children: Lindsay, Eugene IV 

Buddy Teevens Coaching Record 

1979-80 DePauw University – Running Backs 

1981-84 Boston University – Offensive Coordinator 

1985-86 Maine – Head Coach 

1987-91 Dartmouth – Head Coach 

1992-96 Tulane – Head Coach 

1997-98 Illinois – Offensive Coordinator, Receivers 

1999-01 Florida – Running Backs (1999); 

Pass Game Coordinator, Special Teams 

2002-04 Stanford – Head Coach 

2005- Dartmouth – Head Coach 

The Robert L. Blackman 

Endowed Coaching Position at Dartmouth 

A gift from a 1968 Dartmouth 

graduate and former football star 

endowed the College's head football 

coaching position in honor of 

his former coach. 

Henry M. (Hank) Paulson, of 

New York, N.Y., gave $2 million 

to establish the Robert L. 

Blackman Endowed Coaching 

Position at Dartmouth. The gift 

was announced in November 

2000 during a reunion of players 

from Bob Blackman's 16 

Dartmouth teams. 

“As much as he wanted to 

win and as intensely as he 

cared–and no one who knew him 

ever doubted that he was absolutely driven to win–Bob Blackman 

always stressed clean, honorable play,” said Paulson. 

Blackman died in March 2000. He is remembered as 

Dartmouth football's most successful coach, a master of recruiting, 

innovation and strategy whose imprint on Ivy League football 

is indelible. 

From 1955-70, Blackman's teams compiled a record of 104 

wins, 37 losses and three ties. Those teams, representing the 

most successful era in Dartmouth football history, won seven Ivy 

League championships. Three teams–in 1962, 1965 and 

1970–were undefeated and untied. The Big Green squads of 

1965 and 1970 were also awarded the Lambert Trophy as the 

outstanding team in Eastern major college football. 

As a member of Blackman's teams from 1965-67, Hank 

Paulson was an integral part of Dartmouth's football success. As 

a sophomore in 1965, he 

led the team in minutes 

played. In his senior season 

of 1967, Paulson was 

named All-Ivy, All-New 

England and All-East and 

received the New England 

Football Coaches Award as 

Offensive Lineman-of-the- 

Year. 

Paulson's success on 

the gridiron was matched 

by his success in the classroom. 

A citation-winning 

English major, he was 

elected to Phi Beta Kappa 

and was awarded an 

NCAA Scholar-Athlete 

postgraduate fellowship. 

He was chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs, a leading 

investment banking firm until being named by President George 

W. Bush to be Secretary of the Treasury in 2006. 

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CYRIL BROCKMEIER – OFFENSIVE LINE 

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COACHING STAFF 

Cyril Brockmeier is associated with a football program led by Buddy Teevens for the third time. 

Brockmeier was a player under Teevens at Tulane and was an assistant coach with Teevens for a 

year at Stanford. 

Brockmeier came to Dartmouth in 2005 after coaching at Tulane, his alma mater, in 2003-04. 

At Tulane, Brockmeier was the assistant offensive line coach, working with offensive linemen and 

tight ends. He also worked with the field goal and extra point unit, broke down film, and developed 

the playbook for the Green Wave. 

At Stanford in 2002, Brockmeier was assistant strength and conditioning coach. He also assisted 

the offensive coordinator in the office and the offensive line coach on the field. Brockmeier 

broke down game film, assembled scouting reports and assisted with the special teams. 

From 1997-99, Brockmeier coached the offensive line while also teaching physical education 

at Jesuit High School in New Orleans. 

Brockmeier graduated from Tulane in 1997 with a degree for general studies in science. 

Brockmeier was a four-year starter in Tulane's offensive line. He won All-Conference-USA honors 

as a junior and senior. 

Brockmeier was recruited by Teevens from Charlotte High School in Punta Gorda, Fla. At 

Charlotte High, he played offensive and defensive line for four years and was captain as a senior. 

He also earned three letters in basketball and four letters in track and field. 

Recruiting Area: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida (Panhandle), Louisiana, Mississippi, New Jersey, New 

York (state), Pennsylvania (eastern, central)

CEDRIC CALHOUN – DEFENSIVE LINE 


Cedric Calhoun became 

Dartmouth's defensive line coach in 

2006, replacing James Jones who 

became an assistant coach at Kansas 

State University. 

Calhoun joined the Big Green 

staff after serving as defensive line 

coach at Alabama A&M University 

from 2002-05. He helped fashion a 

unit that led the Southwestern 

Athletic Conference (SWAC) in total 

defense and sacks for four straight 

seasons. Six of his players won All- 

SWAC honors, contributing to a 32- 

15 record and a nine-win season in 

2005. 

Alabama A&M won the SWAC 

Eastern Division title in 2002 and 

2005. The Bulldogs were nationally 

ranked in Division 1-AA in total 

defense, finishing second in 2002, 

third in 2003, fourth in 2004 and seventh in 2005. 

Among the Bulldogs players coached by Calhoun is Robert Mathis, the 

SWAC defensive player-of-the-year in 2002. A fifth-round draft pick in 2003, 

Mathis is now in his fourth season as a defensive end with the Indianapolis 

Colts. 

Calhoun was an all-conference defensive end at Grossmont Community 

College in San Diego and then received his B.A. degree in health and physical 

education from Morehouse College in 1995. 

He began his coaching career at Idaho State University in 1997, serving 

as the head strength and conditioning coach and also assisting the defensive 

line coach. 

He returned to Morehouse in 1998 and spent four seasons as defensive 

line coach, including back-to-back eight-game winning seasons. One of his 

players, Isaac Keys, signed as a free agent with the Minnesota Vikings and was 

a linebacker with the Arizona Cardinals in 2006. 

During the summers of 2004 and 2005, Calhoun held a defensive line 

internship with the San Diego Chargers through the NFL's Minority 

Internship Program. This summer he was an intern with the Philadelphia 

Eagles. 

Calhoun's wife, Olushola, is a registered nurse at Dartmouth-Hitchcock 

Medical Center. The Calhouns have two daughters, Olusade and Adejola. 

Recruiting Area: Arizona, California (southern), New Mexico, Texas (northern) 

Cedric Calhoun and family, from left: Olusade, Olushola and 

Adejola. 

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LANCE CLELLAND – TIGHT ENDS 

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Lance Clelland, a member of Northwestern University's Big Ten championship team in 2000 and 

most recently a teacher and coach at his scholastic alma mater, McDonogh School in Maryland, 

joined the Big Green staff this summer as coach of the tight ends. 

Clelland was a consensus high school All-America at McDonogh, a private college-prep school 

in Owings Mills, before becoming a four-year starter in the offensive line at Northwestern from 

1997-2001. He was a tackle and guard for the late Coach Randy Walker's Wildcat team that posted 

an 8-3 record and played Nebraska in the Alamo Bowl in 2000. 

He graduated with a B.S. degree in social policy in 2002 and spent time as a free agent with 

the New York Jets and Baltimore Ravens that fall. In 2004 and 2005 he was a lineman with the 

Philadelphia Soul and Grand Rapids Rampage in the Arena Football League. 

At McDonogh School, Clelland has been a physical education teacher in the lower, middle and 

upper schools. He was also a dorm parent and a varsity football assistant, track assistant (shot, discus), 

and served as strength and conditioning coach for the football, wrestling and track teams. 

Clelland arrives with two interesting connections to Dartmouth football: His linemate and 

roommate at Northwestern was Leon Brockmeier, brother of Cyril Brockmeier, Dartmouth's offensive 

line coach. And, he played left tackle on the prison guard offense in the 2005 remake of the 

movie, The Longest Yard. The stand-in quarterback for Adam Sandler on the prisoners' offense was 

Brian Mann, Dartmouth's quarterback from 1998-2002, who was a QB for the Los Avengers in the 

Arena Football League. 

His brother, Lane, a 6-5, 265-pound senior this fall at McDonogh, is rated as the outstanding 

prep offensive lineman in Maryland. 

Recruiting Area: Delaware, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Washington, D.C.


KENYADA DAVIS – OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS 

Kenyada Davis joined the Dartmouth staff in 2005 as coach of the outside linebackers. 

Davis received a bachelor's degree in business administration from Southwestern College in 

Winfield, Kans., in 2001 and immediately entered the coaching profession as defensive backfield 

coach at Jamestown College in North Dakota. 

He returned to his alma mater, Southwestern College in 2002 where he was defensive backfield 

coach for two years and director of football operations in 2003. One of his players, Deon 

Belle, was a first-team Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference selection and third team All- 

America. Belle tied Southwestern's records for game and career interceptions and set 

Moundbuilders' records for season and career interception return yards. 

In 2004, Davis coached outside linebackers and helped to rebuild the pass defense as a graduate 

assistant at Prairie View A&M University in Texas. 

As a defensive back at Southwestern from 1998-2000, Davis played on a pair of KCAC conference 

championship teams. The Moundbuilders were 9-2 in 1998 and reached the second round of 

the NAIA playoffs. In 1999, Southwestern was 8-2 and returned to the NAIA playoffs. During his 

junior year (1999), Davis missed four games with an ankle injury but returned to action for the 

NAIA playoffs. That effort earned Davis the Bradshaw/Harris Award as the team's most inspirational 

player and comeback player-of-the-year. 

Recruiting Area: California (northern), Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oregon, Washington 

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P A G E 30 


MIKE HODGSON – OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, RUNNING BACKS 

With more than 25 years in the coaching ranks, Mike Hodgson brings the most experience to the 

Big Green staff. He joined Coach Buddy Teevens in Hanover in 2005 as coach of tight ends. In 

2006 he became the Big Green's offensive coordinator. This year he also assumes duties as recruiting 

coordinator and coach of Big Green running backs. 

In 2004, Hodgson was quarterbacks and receivers coach at Edinboro University in 

Pennsylvania as the Fighting Scots were ranked as high as No. 18 in NCAA Division II and 

reached the second round of the Division II playoffs. 

From 2000-03, Hodgson was offensive coordinator and quarterbacks and wide receivers coach 

at Central Connecticut State University. 

Hodgson was the head coach at Maine Maritime Academy from 1994-99, and led the 

Mariners to a pair of New England Football Conference titles (1994, 1998). While at Maine 

Maritime, he served the American Football Coaches Association for five years as a member of the 

Division III coaches council. 

During a stint at Princeton University (1985-93), Hodgson served as wide receivers coach in 

helping the Tigers win Ivy League co-championships (with Yale in 1989 and Dartmouth in 1992). 

For two seasons, Hodgson was also the Tigers' passing game coordinator. 

Hodgson began his coaching career at the University of Maine, working with tight ends, the 

offensive line and running backs from 1979-85. 

Hodgson graduated from Maine in 1979 with a bachelor's degree in park and recreation management. 

He then completed a master's in education administration in 1982. Hodgson was a threeyear 

starter for Maine at tight end and also handled placekicking duties. 

Mike and his wife, Raeann, have a son, Kenney (a quarterback at Albion College in Michigan), and a daughter, Cassie, who is attending 

the University of Maine on a softball scholarship. 

Recruiting Area: New England states, Ohio (central, eastern, southwest), Pennsylvania (western) 

Mike and Raeann Hodgson with their children: Kenney and Cassie.

JARRAIL JACKSON – WIDE RECEIVERS 


Jarrail (J.J.) Jackson joined the Dartmouth staff in 2006 and is working with the Big Green's corps 

of wide receivers, a position he knows well in recent years as a continuing standout in arena football 

competition. 

Originally from Houston, Texas, Jackson graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 2000 

and has combined coaching and playing over the past six years. 

With the Sooners from 1996-99, Jackson earned All-Big 12 Conference recognition as a wide 

receiver and punt return specialist. As a senior, he had 54 catches for 659 yards and seven touchdowns. 

He set several Sooner records for receiving and returns and still holds the Independence 

Bowl record with 10 catches against Mississippi in 1999. He ranks second in OU history with 

1,238 punt return yards. He was also an outstanding centerfielder for the Sooner baseball team. 

From 2000-02, Jackson was on the practice squad with the NFL's Buffalo Bills and now is in 

his fifth season of Arena Football League play, currently as a member of the Manchester (N.H.) 

Wolves of the ArenaFootball2 League. 

Jackson played with the Arena Football League's Buffalo/Columbus Destroyers and then with 

the Austin Wranglers from 2003-05. His af2 career began in 2000 with the Tulsa Talons. In 2006, 

with the af2 Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz, Jackson caught 125 passes for 1,541 yards and 37 touchdowns 

(all team highs). 

Jackson's coaching career began in 2004 when he coached wide receivers at Chickasha High 

School in Oklahoma. In 2005, he was a volunteer assistant coach at the University of Central 

Oklahoma. 

Recruiting Area: Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Oklahoma, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas (southern), Utah, Wyoming 

P A G E 31

SAMMY McCORKLE - DEFENSIVE BACKS 

Recruiting Area: Florida, Georgia 

Sammy and Vicki McCorkle with Allie and Madison. 

P A G E 32 


Sammy McCorkle, a 1996 graduate and three-time letterwinner at the University of Florida, joined 

the Dartmouth staff in 2005. Three members of the Green's defensive secondary in 2005–Steve 

Jensen, Mike Ribero, Ian Wilson–earned All-Ivy recognition as Dartmouth ranked first in the Ivy 

League in pass defense and 14th in the Division I-AA rankings. In 2006, Wilson and John Pircon 

also won All-Ivy recognition. 

In 2003-04, McCorkle was the head coach at Martin County High School in Stuart, Fla. In 

2003, McCorkle led Martin County to its best record in 10 years. 

McCorkle previously coached at the University of Tennessee-Martin from 2000-02. He 

coached the defensive secondary in 2000 and was defensive coordinator in 2001-02. He coordinated 

the punt return, extra point and field goal blocking and kickoff teams while assisting with punt 

and kickoff return teams. 

From 1997-99, McCorkle was a graduate assistant at Florida, his alma mater. He assisted the 

secondary and special teams coaches while also scouting opponents. 

During the 1996-97 academic year, McCorkle taught physical education and was the defensive 

backs and linebackers coach and also coordinated special teams at Spanish River High School 

in Boca Raton, Fla. 

McCorkle was a standout defensive back during his playing days at Florida. He played on four 

Southeastern Conference championship teams, competed in four bowl games (Gator Bowl, twice 

in the Sugar Bowl, and the Fiesta Bowl), and a national title game. McCorkle graduated with 

Florida's single-season and career records for blocked punts. He was named twice as Florida's special 

teams player-of-the-year. 

McCorkle is coordinator of the Mentoring Program that brings Big Green football players and 

successful Dartmouth alumni together to introduce the players to business and professional opportunities 

when they graduate.


CHRIS WILKERSON – ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH, DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR, LINEBACKERS 

Chris Wilkerson joined Dartmouth's staff in 2005 as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach 

after spending three seasons at San Jose State University of the Western Athletic Conference. 

In his first season as Dartmouth's defensive coordinator, the Big Green secondary moved from 

last to first in the Ivy League in pass defense and was ranked 14th nationally in Division I-AA. 

In 2004, Wilkerson coached San Jose's linebackers and was co-special teams coordinator as 

the Spartans finished second in the WAC and in the top 20 nationally in pass defense. He was the 

secondary and special teams coach in 2003 and was a nominee for the Broyles Award, given annually 

to the nation's top assistant coach. Wilkerson helped the Spartans post their first shutout in 15 

years in 2003 when San Jose ranked 11th nationally in kickoff return yardage. 

During his first season at San Jose, Wilkerson coached defensive ends and special teams. In 

2002 and 2003, the Spartans achieved several national defensive and kicking game statistical rankings. 

From 1995-2001, Wilkerson coached at his alma mater, Division I-AA Eastern Illinois 

University. He worked with the special teams during each of his seven years and served as linebackers 

coach (1997-99, 2001) and worked with the defensive line (1995-96, 2000). He was 

defensive coordinator in 2001. 

Wilkerson's tenure at Eastern Illinois was highlighted by six winning seasons, four trips to the 

NCAA Division I-AA playoffs, and a pair of Ohio Valley Conference championships. 

In 2000 and 2001, Eastern Illinois reached the NCAA Division 1-AA playoffs. The 2001 team was 

ranked third nationally. The Panthers also had NCAA playoff teams in 1995 and 1996. Under 

Wilkerson, the Eastern Illinois defense and special teams also earned a variety of national 

statistical rankings. 

Wilkerson graduated from Eastern Illinois in 1995 with a degree in physical education. He and his wife, Sharna, have two daughters, 

Isabella and Charlotte, and a son, Peyton. 

Recruiting Area: Central California, Illinois (Chicago), Indiana (Indianapolis), 

Minnesota (Minneapolis-St. Paul), Missouri (St. Louis), Wisconsin (Milwaukee) 

The Wilkerson family: Chris and Sharna with Peyton, Isabella 

and their new sister, Charlotte. 

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JOE SCOLA – 

UNDERGRADUATE ASSISTANT 

Joe Scola, a two-year letterwinner 

at Dartmouth as a 

strong safety in 2005 and 

2006, joins the Big Green 

staff as an undergraduate 

assistant this fall while 

completing his degree 

requirements. Coach 

Buddy Teevens plans to 

use Scola’s experience as a 

defensive back by having 

him work with the Big 

Green quarterbacks to 

understand defensive secondary 

schemes. 

A history major from 

Punta Gorda, Fla., Scola 

had a hand in five tackles 

as a senior. In 2005 he 

racked up 31 tackles 

including 19 unassisted. He also had an interception in 2005. 

Scola was a three-year starter at Charlotte High in Punta Gorda. 

As a senior, he was captain of a team that finished 13-1 and won a 

regional championship. He was an all-area most valuable player and 

honorable mention all-state as a senior. 

Recruiting Area: Canada, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, 

Minnesota, Ohio (northwest), Wisconsin 

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JACOB KIRKENDALL – 

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS 

Jake Kirkendall joined the 

staff this summer and will 

be responsible for managing 

football operations and 

the team's videography 

requirements. 

A native of Lucas, 

Ohio, Kirkendall graduated 

from Ohio University in 

2007 with a B.S. degree. 

He majored in sports management 

with a minor in 

business. Dartmouth football 

provides his post-graduate 

introduction to a 

career in management of 

an intercollegiate program. 

As a senior at Ohio 

University, he interned as 

the assistant director of 

operations and video coordinator for the football team. His duties 

included preparation and management of the Coach's Clinic, alumni 

golf outing and other football camps. 

In 2005, Kirkendall was the videographer for Ohio University 

football and assisted the Director of Football Operations. 

Throughout his undergraduate career he was also the office assistant 

in the Recreation and Sports Sciences Department.

DAN NICHOL - 

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH 

Dan Nichol joined the 

Dartmouth staff in 2006 as 

the Big Green's assistant 

strength and conditioning 

coach. Nichol is responsible 

for the Dartmouth football 

team's strength, conditioning 

and nutrition programs. 

From January 2005 

until his appointment at 

Dartmouth, Nichol worked 

as an assistant strength 

coach/personal trainer at 

Poliquin Performance 

Center East in 

Wilmington, Mass. Prior to 

that he was head strength 

and conditioning coach 

and equipment manager 

for the University of 

Tennessee-Martin football program during the 2005 season. 

Nichol earned his B.S. degree in applied exercise science from 

Springfield College in 2002. From 2003-05, he was a graduate associate 

at Springfield while working toward his M.Ed. in strength and 

conditioning. While a graduate student, Nichol coached 

Springfield's defensive tackles, designed an off-season strength and 

conditioning program and organized speed development and agility 

training programs for the softball and women's soccer teams. 

During the summer of 2004, Nichol was a strength and conditioning 

intern at the University of Connecticut. He also has experience 

as both a football coach and strength and conditioning coach at 

Quincy (Mass.) High School, Maine Maritime Academy, the 

University of Iowa and American International College. 

A Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (C.S.C.S.), 

Nichol was a defensive tackle at Springfield from 1998-2001. 

FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF 

SCOTT ROY - 

HEAD FOOTBALL ATHLETIC TRAINER 

Scott Roy has been a member 

of Dartmouth's athletic 

training staff since 1998. 

In 2005, Roy replaced Jeff 

Frechette, Dartmouth's 

head athletic trainer since 

1994 as the football team 

athletic trainer. Frechette's 

overall training staff management 

duties and his 

work with the men's hockey 

team (which begins 

practice during the football 

season) prompted Roy's 

assignment. 

In 1994, Roy received 

a B.S. degree in athletic 

training and secondary 

physical education from 

Springfield College, where 

he played basketball for 

three years. He received an M.S. degree in exercise science from the 

University of Massachusetts in 1996. 

After completing his graduate studies, Roy was associate athletic 

trainer at Massachusetts Institute of Technology for two years. 

While studying at Massachusetts, Roy was a graduate assistant athletic 

trainer, working with the football, baseball and men's gymnastics 

teams. 

Roy is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association. 

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FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF 

MEG HANCOCK – ACADEMIC ADVISOR, LIFE SKILLS COORDINATOR 

Football Support Staff 

Karry Smardon 

Office Manager 

Chris Micale 

Administrative Assistant, 

Football Recruiting 

Sam Hopkins 

Director, Marketing & 

Promotions 

Miriam Durkee 

Athletic Ticket Manager 

Mike Bissaillon 

Equipment Manager 

Gordie Barnes 

Grounds Crew Foreman 

Margaret (Meg) Hancock joined the Athletic Department in 2006 as the Student-Athlete 

Academic Advisor and CHAMPS/Life Skills Coordinator after spending a year as community director 

in the Office of Residential Life at Dartmouth. 

A native of Lexington, Ky., Hancock is a graduate of Randolph-Macon Woman's College where 

she earned a B.A. degree in sociology and anthropology in 2003. She received a master's degree in 

college student personnel-higher education from Miami University in Ohio in 2005. While at 

Miami, she served as student outreach coordinator at the women's center. 

Hancock brings experience in advising, counseling and personal skill development to her position 

in the Dartmouth athletic department. She is responsible for development and implementation 

of educational programs for student-athletes, coaches and others in the campus community. 

CHAMPS/Life Skills is an NCAA program designed to support the efforts and changing needs of 

student-athletes. 

She also will coordinate academic support services for student athletes and Dartmouth's Team 

Faculty Advisor Program. 

Sports Medicine 

Jeff Frechette 

Head Trainer 

Leonard Angelli 

Trainer 

Nicole Humann 

Trainer 

Tracy Poro 

Trainer 

Scott Roy 

Trainer (Football) 

Barbara Sibun 

Trainer 

Rebecca Van Dolah 

Trainer 

Strength & Conditioning 

Bob Miller 

Director, Strength & 

Conditioning 

Football Operations 

Curt Oberg '78 

Volunteer Assistant Director 

Chris Micale 

Administrative 

Assistant, Football 

Recruiting 

Karry Smardon 

Office Manager 

Curt Oberg '78 

Volunteer Assistant 

Director

THE 2007 BIG GREEN 

Co-Captains Taylor Layman, Ian Wilson, Justin Cottrell, Jared Dowdakin

Coach Buddy Teevens 

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2007 SEASON OUTLOOK 

When Buddy Teevens 

returned to Dartmouth 

two years ago, he was 

honest about the extent 

of the task he faced. 

Rebuilding a proud Big 

Green program that 

hadn't enjoyed a winning 

season since 1997, 

he said, was going to 

take time. In 2007 the 

theme for Big Green 

football is, “It's Time!” 

After back-to-back 

2-8 seasons, Teevens is 

confident that three 

recruiting classes, hard 

work in the weight room 

and two full years in his 

system will be reflected 

in the 2007 campaign. 

An area-by-area look at the Big Green after the 2007 spring drills: 

OFFENSE 

OFFENSIVE LINE 

Teevens: "This has been a concern since our arrival. We are more seasoned 

at this point. We have guys who understand systemically what we 

are doing. We've added depth. 

The key thing is having young, 

Tim Wheeler 

inexperienced guys stepping 

up and performing at a 

high level." 

Seniors Jared 

Dowdakin (6-2, 

295), Taylor 

Layman (6-1, 280) 

and Ben Goeke 

(6-4, 311) are 

returning starters 

up front with the 

ability to play different 

positions. Classmate Tim 

Wheeler (6-4, 298) also 

has seen starting time. 

The line graduated 

a pair of starters in left 

tackle Preston Copley and 

center Mike Shannon. Wheeler 

and junior Alex Rapp (6-5, 265) 

are probably the leading candidates 

to replace Copley at the 

critical left tackle spot heading into 

camp. Dowdakin, Layman and 

Wheeler all have experience snapping 

the ball and might get a look at 

stepping in for Shannon at center. 

Junior Eddie Tabasky (6-3, 

290) and sophomore Jon Summers (6-5, 300) are bigger linemen who 

saw action last year and will push for playing time as will sophomore 

Alex Stonehouse (6-2, 305). A wild card is junior Dustin Adkins (6-6, 

302) who missed his entire freshman year and finally got on the field 

with the junior varsity midway through last season as a center. 

RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENDS 

Teevens: "We have good depth here. We are adding speed and will be 

working with a lot of height." 

Dartmouth loses 

leading receiver Ryan 

Fuselier, a second 

team All-Ivy League 

choice, and steady 

Sam McDonald, but 

both starting tight 

ends, the wide receiver 

who led the Ivies in 

yards per catch and an 

intriguing corps of 

receivers all return. 

Seniors Mark Brogna 

(6-3, 250) and Brett 

Lowe (6-2, 215) have 

manned the tight end 

spot for two years. 

Brogna averaged a 

healthy 15 yards on his 

nine catches last year 

Brian Evans 

while Lowe had two 

touchdowns among his 

eight receptions. Add to the mix sophomore Carroll Papajohn (6-5, 

235), who averaged a mind-boggling 28.6 yards per grab on 10 catches 

with the jayvee team last year. He also had three touchdowns. 

Senior Brian Evans (6-1, 195) returns outside after using his 

sprinter's speed to lead the Ivies with 17.8 yards per catch on 22 

grabs in 2006. Speedy Phil Galligan (5-11, 175) added 15 catches 

last fall. Senior Brendan Holm (6-5, 220) is a big target who will 

challenge for time if he stays healthy. Junior Eric Paul (6-4, 185) 

caught four balls and showed promise last year as did his classmate, 

Andrew von Kuhn (6-3, 210). Sophomore Ian Ferrell (6-5, 215) 

caught a team-high 13 passes with four touchdowns for the jayvees 

last fall while athletic classmate Jordan Kling (6-3, 205) pulled in 11 

throws after making the transition from quarterback. Mix in a handful 

of other prospects and competition at the receiver slot figures to 

be intense. 

TAILBACK/FULLBACK 

Teevens: "We are almost morphing the tailback and fullback positions. 

We've got some guys who can do the job as a bigger back, but they can 

also load it up as a fullback. And they catch the football." 

With the graduation of leading rusher/quarterback Mike Fritz 

and proven tailback Jason Bash, exactly who will top the Big Green in 

rushing next fall is an open question. Expected to get long looks at 

the hybrid tailback-fullback slot are sophomore Tom Brown (6-0, 

220) and senior Julian Collins (6-0, 215). A bruising fullback, Brown 

opened eyes with his running ability with the jayvees last year, averaging 

5.6 yards per carry, albeit in limited action. Collins, who moved 

over from linebacker and enjoyed his first healthy year last fall, had 

six carries in the varsity fullback rotation. Junior Hudson Smythe (6- 

3, 215), who had 231 yards on 70 carries in 2006 and classmate Nate

Hudson Smythe 


Servis (5-10, 200), 

who came on strong 

late in the season, 

will be in the running 

for time as the big 

back while flashy 

junior Milan 

Williams (5-9, 175) 

and sophomores Rob 

Mitchelson (5-10, 

190) and Chris Burns 

(5-9, 175) bring 

added quickness to 

the table. As there 

are at virtually all 

positions, a few wildcards 

like junior Cole 

Springer (6-3, 205) 

could surprise. 

QUARTERBACK 

Teevens: "We believe the 

guys we have can run the 

offense we used a year ago 

although we always will 

play to the strength of the 

guy behind center. In terms 

of determining a depth chart 

at this point, none of them 

have any real experience so 

it's pretty much wide open." 

Mike Fritz, who led 

Dartmouth in rushing and 

was second in the Ivy 

League in passing efficiency, 

is graduating, leaving a 

big hole. Taking the first 

snaps in spring–based on 

seniority according to 

Teevens–was senior Tom 

Bennewitz (6-1, 195). 

Sophomores Max Heiges 

(6-3, 212) and Alex Jenny 

(5-11, 180) will both get a 

shot at winning the starting Tom Bennewitz 

job with the wildcard being 

Josh Cohen (6-4, 220) who threw for 1,529 yards as a freshman in 

2005 after wresting the starting job from Charlie Rittgers. Cohen 

missed last season while he was out of school. 

Bennewitz, an elusive runner with a good downfield touch, started 

last fall's opener at Colgate but was injured late in the contest and 

never regained the starting role after Fritz came on and played well. 

Bennewitz completed 14-of-24 passes for 102 yards in the Colgate 

game and one mop-up effort. Heiges and Jenny had similar stats with 

the junior varsity with Heiges completing 51 percent of his throws for 

421 yards with four touchdowns while Jenny was hitting 56.9 percent 

of his attempts for 536 yards with four touchdowns. 

DEFENSE 

DEFENSIVE LINE 

Teevens: "We have more athleticism 

and depth and probably more 

speed, but the pass rush is still a 

concern." 

Senior Dan Cook (6-2, 240) 

and Jack D'Angelo (6-4, 280) 

were listed as starters in the 

finale last year. The quick-footed 

Cook, who had 30 tackles 

last year, is back for a fifth season 

after losing one season to 

injury. D'Angelo, who had 23 

tackles a year ago, is being listed 

inside as a defensive tackle. 

Senior Matt Dratch (6-3, 245) and fifthyear 

senior Cullen Gilchrist (6-5, 260) 

will be in the defensive end rotation. Junior 

Rehan Muttalib (6-1, 255) and Malcolm 

Freberg (6-2, 215) also saw time outside last 

year where sophomore Marlon Alebiosu (6-1, 

210) has the speed and motor to make things 

happen. 

Inside, the starting duo of Brian Osimiri and 

Mike Rabil has graduated, but Rabil's season-ending 

injury gave junior Max Copello (6-1, 295) and sophomore 

Kyle Brong (6-3, 280) the chance to get 

important experience last fall. Junior Rich 

Cummings (6-3, 260) also got some seasoning here 

a year ago. 

LINEBACKER 

Teevens: "We have experience and depth and have some good, young 

guys who will add to our depth.” 

Senior Justin Cottrell (6-0, 230) anchors arguably one of the 

deepest and strongest 

areas of the team. 

Cottrell led Dartmouth 

(and was fourth in the 

Ivies) last fall with 95 

tackles while winning a 

spot on the All-Ivy honorable 

mention team. 

He also tied for the 

team lead with five 

passes defended. 

Although the graduation 

of Joe Gibalski and 

his 86 tackles will be 

felt, junior Andrew 

Dete (6-1, 220) is a 

two-year starter and 

senior Mike Whitticom 

(5-10, 230) is a seasoned 

player. Senior Joe 

Battaglia (6-1, 230) is 

another experienced 

Justin Cottrell 

Jack D'Angelo 

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linebacker ready to step right in. Sophomore Phil McKeating (6-2, 

225) won plaudits for his toughness last year while classmate Zech 

Glaize (6-2, 205) brings an aggressive athleticism to the position. 

SECONDARY 

Teevens: "We're more experienced with more depth and competition. If 

you get bumped or bruised 

there's a guy who could step 

in." 

The starting secondary 

from last fall returns in 

its entirety with a raft of 

young and talented players 

figuring to push the starters 

for time. Senior John 

Manning (5-10, 185) and 

fifth-year senior Chris 

Blanco (5-9, 170) are back 

at the corners with senior 

John Pircon (6-2, 205) 

returning at free safety and 

classmate Ian Wilson (6-0, 

205) back at strong safety. 

Blanco had 35 tackles and 

Manning 34 last year, with 

each credited with four 

pass breakups. Pircon had 

72 tackles and tied for the 

team lead with five 

breakups to make the All- 

Ivy honorable-mention 

team while the hard-hitting 

Wilson had 89 stops and 

John Manning 

team. Sophomores 

Muhammed Abdul-Shakoor 

(5-10, 175) and Niles 

Murphy (6-0, 175) will 

push for time at the corners 

after seeing some action last 

year. Depth and competition 

at safety will come from junior 

Kyle Cavanaugh (6-2, 186), a 

starter each of the last two seasons 

before being lost for injury 

in the early going, and junior converted 

quarterback Casey Frost 

(6-3, 215), a big hitter. 

Sophomore Pete Pidermann 

(6-0, 190), who can play 

the corner, and classmate 

Tony Pastoors (6-2, 190) 

will also bid for time at safety 

while sophomores Matt Dornak 

(5-11, 195) and James O'Brien 

(5-11, 185) can play either corner 

or safety. 

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three breakups while making 

the All-Ivy second 

Ian Wilson 

Andrew Kempler and holder/punter Brian Scullin 

PUNTER/KICKER 

Teevens: "We need more consistency. We have shown the ability but we 

need to be able to count on them with regularity." 

Junior Brian Scullin (6-5, 215) began to live up to his potential 

last fall when he averaged 35.4 yards per punt. He has the leg to lead 

the Ivy League in punting if he develops the consistency Teevens covets. 

Senior Andrew Kempler (5-10, 195) and junior Erik Estabrook (6- 

4, 205) split the kickoff duties last fall and Teevens hopes one will 

jump ahead and demonstrate the ability to get the ball deeper this 

year. Kempler was 16-for-17 on PATs and 7-for-13 on field goals with 

a long of 39 twice and will battle with Estabrook for the first line on 

the depth chart. 

RETURNERS 

Teevens: "We're looking for more production this year." 

Phil Galligan (5-11, 175) and Milan Williams (5-9, 175) shared 

kickoff and punt return duty last year and both are back. The Big 

Green was next-to-last in the Ivies in kickoff returns and last in punt 

returns a year ago. 

CLASS OF 2011 

Teevens: “We wanted speed and athleticism in the class. That's where 

the game is going. You get bigger guys who can run. My thought is to get 

rangier people if possible and build them up over time with weights. 

“Our numbers were reduced due to an overage in previous years, so 

in terms of quantity we weren't as great as normal. But we basically hit 

every position need that we had. We got a kicker but did not bring in a 

punter. We got linemen on both sides of the football and a couple of 

linebackers. We wanted to get a bigger running back and we got a couple 

there. Wide receiver we were looking for speed and got a guy there. 

(Robbie Krattiger is a burner.) A couple other guys will join us as well. 

Quarterbacks, we got two. They are very athletic guys. We feel like we 

pretty much hit our needs. We are very pleased with the quality of the 

guys coming in.”

LETTERWINNERS, DEPTH PROFILE 

Offense 

Letterwinners Returning (18) 

QB (1) Josh Cohen* 

WR (4) Brian Evans, Phil Galligan, Eric Paul, 

Andrew von Kuhn 

TE (2) Mark Brogna, Brett Lowe 

RB (6) Chris Burns, Julian Collins, Steve Hunt,* 

Nate Servis, Hudson Smythe, Milan Williams 

C/OG (4) Jared Dowdakin, Taylor Layman, Ed Tabasky, 

Tim Wheeler 

OT (1) Ben Goeke 

*=Cohen lettered in 2005; Hunt lettered in 2004. 

Starters Returning (11) 

QB (1) Josh Cohen* 

WR 2) Phil Galligan, Brian Evans 

TE (2) Mark Brogna, Brett Lowe 

RB (2) Milan Williams, Hudson Smythe 

C/OG (3) Tim Wheeler, Taylor Layman, Jared Dowdakin 

OT (1) Ben Goeke 

*=Cohen started in 2005. 

Letterwinners Lost (9) 

QB (1) Mike Fritz 

WR (2) Ryan Fuselier, Sam McDonald 

TE (1) Don Bly 

RB (2) Jason Bash, Bobby Calderwood 

C/OG (1) Mike Shannon 

OT (2) Lucius Alexander, Preston Copley 

Starters Lost (7) 

QB (1) Mike Fritz 

WR (2) Ryan Fuselier, Sam McDonald 

TE (0) 

RB (2) Jason Bash, Bobby Calderwood 

C/OG (1) Mike Shannon 

OT (1) Preston Copley 

Defense 


DE (3) Dan Cook, Cullen Gilchrist, Rehan Muttalib 

DT (5) Kyle Brong, Max Copello, Rich Cummings, 

Jack D'Angelo, Matt Dratch 

LB (9) Marlon Alebiosu, Taylor Babcock, Anthony Bates, 

Joe Battaglia, Justin Cottrell, Andrew Dete, 

Zechariah Glaize, Philip McKeating, Mike Whitticom 

SS (1) Ian Wilson 

CB (6) Muhammed Abdul-Shakoor, Chris Blanco, 

Jason Blydell,* John Manning, Niles Murphy, 

Pete Pidermann 

FS (3) Kyle Cavanaugh, Tony Pastoors, John Pircon 

*=Blydell lettered in 2004 


DE (1) Dan Cook 

DT (2) Max Copello, Jack D'Angelo 

LB (2) Andrew Dete, Justin Cottrell 

SS (1) Ian Wilson 

CB (2) Chris Blanco, John Manning 

FS (2) Kyle Cavanaugh, John Pircon 


DE (0) 

DT (2) Brian Osimiri, Mike Rabil 

LB (1) Joe Gibalski 

SS (1) Joe Scola 

CB (0) 

FS (0) 


DE (0) 

DT (2) Brian Osimiri, Mike Rabil 

LB (1) Joe Gibalski 

SS (0) 

CB (0) 

FS (0) 

Specialists 

Letterwinners Returning (3) Letterwinners Lost (0) 

KSp (2) Eric Estabrook, Andrew Kempler 

P (1) Brian Scullin 


Offense: 18 

Defense: 27 

Specialists: 3 


Offense: 9 

Defense: 4 


Personnel Breakdown 


Offense: 11 

Defense: 10 



Offense: 7 

Defense: 3 


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JUSTIN COTTRELL LB Sr 6-0 230 

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2007 PLAYER PROFILES 

Hometown: Somers Point, N.J. 

Birthday: March 28, 1986 

High School: Mainland Regional 

Major: History 

Co-Captain…An aggressive, fiery 

leader whose love for the game 

shows in his excitable style of 

play...Voted honorable mention All- 

Ivy as a junior...Earned John Manley 

Award in 2006 for work in the 

weight room...The leader of a deep 

and talented linebacking corps. 

2006: Led Dartmouth (fourth in the 

Ivy League) with 95 tackles including 44 solos...Was 35th in the 

nation in tackles...Had a season-high 17 stops against Harvard with 

a forced fumble and a sack mixed in, earning a spot on the Ivy 

League Honor Roll that week and three times on the season...Posted 

double-digits in tackles in three of the last four games (Harvard 17, 

Brown 13, Princeton 14)...Second-leading returning tackler in the 

Ivy League...Tied for team lead and was tied for second among Ivy 

linebackers with five passes defended...Tied for team lead with eight 

tackles for loss...Second on squad with three sacks...Forced one 

fumble and recovered one fumble. 2005: Appeared in all 10 games 

making 38 tackles... Credited with 15 tackles at UNH and five stops 

against Holy Cross. 2004: Appeared in the season's final six games, 

made first career tackles against Columbia and Cornell. High 

School: Captained football, wrestling and baseball teams...Won 

three letters in football and baseball and four in wrestling...First 

team All-South Jersey as a junior and senior...Team's MVP as a senior 

when he also made first team all-conference...Team won South 

Jersey Group III state championship with an 11-1 record in junior 

year...Set school's career sack record with 22.5...All-conference and 

all-area second team in wrestling as a senior. Personal: Minoring in 

religion...Known for his sense of humor...Would like to work in business 

after graduation. 

Favorite Musical Group: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band 

Favorite Book: The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas 

Favorite Summer Job: Selling ice cream on the beach. 

Favorite Course At Dartmouth: Irish History with Bruce Nelson 

Favorite Sport Other Than Football: Baseball 

Cottrell's Defensive Statistics 

Year Solo Asst Total Loss Sacks 

2004 1 1 2 0 0 

2005 21 17 38 1 0 

2006 44 51 95 8 3 

Totals 66 69 135 9 3

JARED DOWDAKIN OG Sr 6-2 295 


Hometown: Winnebago, Ill. 

Birthday: November 6, 1985 

High School: Boylan Catholic 

Major: Economics 

Co-Captain…A smart, versatile 

player who can snap the ball or 

line up at guard...Has grown into 

the role of a leader...Winner of the 

John Manley Award in 2005 as 

player who demonstrates the most 

improvement in the weight 

room...Will help anchor a veteran 

line...Will start for the third consecutive 

year. 2006: A major factor in Dartmouth's sacks being 

cut by more than one-half from the year before...After surrendering 

54 sacks in 2005, the Big Green allowed 24 sacks in 

Dowdakin's junior year...Rushing yardage jumped from 40.0 yards 

per game two years ago to 1,033 (103.3) last fall. 2005: Started all 

nine games in which he played, missing only Yale...Filled in at center 

when injuries struck. 2004: Saw first varsity action in the 

game against UNH. High School: Three-year letterwinner in 

football...First lineman to letter three times at Boylan...Made allconference 

first team and academic all-state...Won four letters in 

track and two in swimming...Captained football and track...Threw 

shot in track and swam freestyle...All-conference first team as a 

swimmer...Illinois State Scholar and nominee for Wendy's High 

School Heisman. Personal: Brother Jonathan Dowdakin played 

rugby at Northern Michigan...Was a state runner-up in swimming 

at age 10...Spent a winter term in New Zealand studying at the 

University of Otago in the South Island. 

Favorite Movie: 300 

Favorite Book: Bleachers 

Favorite Actor: Edward Norton 

Favorite Musical Group/Act: Kenny Chesney 

Favorite Vacation Spot: Las Vegas 

Favorite Professor at Dartmouth: Gary Lenhart 

Favorite Course At Dartmouth: Ancient Greek Athletics 

Favorite Quote: Jack Tatum, Oakland Raiders: “I'd like to believe that 

my best hits border on felonious assault.” 

Superstition: Puts uniform on in the same order every game with 

eye black always going on last. 

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TAYLOR LAYMAN OG/C Sr 6-1 280 

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Hometown: Brentwood, Tenn. 


High School: Franklin Road Academy 


Co-Captain…A quiet but intense 

leader...A technically sound lineman 

who can line up at guard or center...One 

of two linemen (with Jared 

Dowdakin) to be elected a captain 

for this season...Will be starting for 

the third year. 2006: Lost for the 

season when he was injured in the 

overtime loss to Holy Cross...Broke 

the same leg he injured in 2005…During five games in the lineup 

the Big Green offensive line allowed a total of just nine sacks... 

2005: Started eight of nine games in which he played...Saw season 

end with a knee injury in the last minute of the first half against 

Brown in Week Nine. 2004: Appeared in eight games. High 

School: Won four letters in football and wrestling and three in 

track...Captained football team as a senior...Wrestled heavyweight 

and threw the shot...All-region honorable mention and school lineman 

of the year as a sophomore, junior and senior...All-Midstate 

wrestler, twice finishing fourth at the Tennessee state tourney as a 

senior...Track team won 2002 and 2003 state championship... 

National High School Coaches Association Academic All-American. 

Personal: Cousin, Will Fuller, played football at VMI...Cousin, Jake 

Dubis, played at Maryland and cousin, Steve Dubis, played at East 

Carolina and Cincinnati....Did internship at HCA, a company that 

owns hospitals, and at Waller Lansden Dortch & Davis, a law firm 

in Nashville. 

Favorite Movie: 300 

Favorite Book: Shooter 

Favorite Musical Group/Act: Tim McGraw 

Favorite Vacation Spot: Hawaii 

Favorite Hobby: Weightlifting 

Favorite Course: Greek Mythology 

Favorite Quote: John Gay: "No retreat. No retreat. They must conquer 

or die who've no retreat."

IAN WILSON SS Sr 6-0 205 


Hometown: Burbank, Calif. 

Birthday: August 11, 1986 

High School: Loyola 

Major: Psychology 

Co-Captain…Two-time All-Ivy 

League selection (second team in 

2006, honorable mention in 

2005)...Needs 85 tackles to carve his 

name onto Dartmouth's all-time, 

top-10 list...One of the hardest hitters 

in the conference...A quiet 

leader who will inspire by his actions 

this fall...A standout on the 

Dartmouth rugby team...One of three Loyola High players on the 

football roster (Casey Frost, Jonathan Summers). 2006: Won 

Kenneth T. Young Award for contributions by underclassman on 

defense (also won this award in 2005)...Reached double figures in 

tackles five times (Brown 12, Holy Cross 12, Yale 11, Colgate 11, 

Princeton 10)...Forced a fumble in win at Columbia and recovered a 

fumble against Yale... Selected for the Ivy League Honor Roll for his 

play against Colgate and Holy Cross. 2005: Had 90 stops (44 solo), 

three pass breakups, a fumble recovery, three forced fumbles and 

2.5 fumbles for a loss...Starter all season...Double figures in tackles 

six times...Season-high 14 tackles against Cornell, 13 against Yale 

and 12 against Princeton. 2004: Appeared in five games, made 

three tackles. High School: Earned four letters in football, serving 

as captain senior year...Lettered twice in track...Football MVP as a 

senior...Made first all-league, all-CIF Division I and all-Southern 

Section teams as a senior...Football team won CIF Division I title in 

2003 with an 11-3 record. Personal: Interested in poetry...May pursue 

a career as a real estate developer...Enjoys drawing. 

Favorite Movie: Rudy 

Favorite Book: A Million Little Pieces 

Favorite Musical Group: Lynyrd Skynyrd 

Favorite Author: John Steinbeck 

Favorite Quote: “If there's a will, there's a way.” 

Favorite Course at Dartmouth: Psychology 25 

Favorite Professor: Brigitte Mosenthal (French, Italian) 

Wilson's Defensive Statistics 

Year Solo Asst Total Int PBr 

2004 1 2 3 0 0 

2005 44 46 90 0 3 

2006 48 41 89 0 3 

Totals 93 89 182 0 6 

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MUHAMMED ABDUL-SHAKOOR CB So 5-10 175 

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Hometown: Stone Mountain, Ga. 

Birthday: September 27, 1987 

High School: Clarkston 

Lettered as a freshman, will vie for 

playing time in the secondary this 

fall. 2006: Appeared in seven games 

and recorded one tackle...Made travel 

squad for first game of freshman 

season at Colgate...Forced a critical 

fumble in the junior varsity win over 

Middlebury when he blitzed off the 

corner. High School: Earned three 

letters on the gridiron, captaining the 

team as a junior and senior...Named 

a scholar-athlete all three years...Honored as most improved defensive 

back...Rookie Sprinter-of-the-Year and most valuable sprinter in 

track...Three letters in swimming, earning Rookie-of-the-Year, Most 

Improved and Coaches Awards...Track team won Region 5AAA 

championship in 2004-05 and the state title in 2005-06...Played one 

year of baseball…Captained his high school football, swimming and 

track teams. Personal: Born in The Bronx, N.Y....One of three children...Interested 

in Muslim Students Alliance and Afro-American 

Society...Considering a major in engineering. 

DUSTIN ADKINS C Jr 6-6 302 

Hometown: Hawthorne, Fla. 

Birthday: July 2, 1987 

High School: Hawthorne 

Major: Undeclared 

Listed as a tackle but he can also 

snap the ball...A big, physical player 

who moves his feet like a basketball 

player. 2006: Missed preseason and 

early part of the year while still 

recovering from back 

surgery...Returned to play center 

with the junior varsity...Has slimmed 

down and improved fitness since 

arriving on campus. 2005: Missed 

the season battling a back injury... High School: Four-year letterwinner…Also 

served as captain…Played offensive and defensive 

line…Named first team all-state on offense as a senior…Earned first 

team all-area selection on offense as a senior after being named to 

the second team as a junior…Team was district runner up with a 9-2 

mark his junior year…Honorable mention for all-area in baseball as 

a junior. Personal: Born in West Covina, Calif…Class valedictorian…Earned 

4.0 Award for all classes…President of school's drama 

club...Lives on a farm. 

Favorite Musical Group/Act: Plies 

Favorite Hobby: Lifting weights 

Favorite Thing About Dartmouth: The people 

Favorite Course: Economics 21 

Favorite Dartmouth Professor: Wolfgang Gick 

MARLON ALEBIOSU LB/DE So 6-1 210 

Hometown: Stamford, Conn. 

Birthday: April 25, 1988 

High School: The King & Low- 

Heywood Thomas School 

Explosive and emotional player who 

can put heat on the quarterback with 

speed, athleticism and daring...Had 

five tackles and two sacks in final 

spring game. 2006: Traveled with 

varsity to Colgate for first game of 

his career...Appeared in four varsity 

games...Also played with jayvees, 

recording six tackles against powerful 

Milford Academy. High School: A Class C NEPSAC All-Star as a 

senior...Chosen to the All-Fairchester Athletic Association team both 

his junior and senior seasons...Posted 87 solo tackles and helped on 

43 others as a senior...Notched 10 tackles for a loss and six 

sacks…Also played tennis and baseball. Personal: Can dunk a basketball 

from a standing start. 

TAYLOR BABCOCK DE Jr 6-2 230 

Hometown: Weston, Conn. 


High School: Weston 

Major: Government 

Missed most of spring practice with 

a calf injury...Athletic player who 

made the switch from linebacker to 

defensive end…Can also play strong 

safety or on offense. 2006: Saw 

action in eight games, making six 

tackles...Had two stops against 

UNH...2005: Made his first varsity 

tackle against UNH in his only 

appearance. High School: Played varsity during all four years… 

Captain as a senior…Gained 1,072 rushing yards as a senior and 

was named first team all-conference, first team all-area and first 

team all-state…First team all-conference as junior…Running back, 

safety and linebacker in high school…Also lettered three years in 

baseball. Personal: Born in Dallas, Texas...Studied last winter in 

New Zealand. 

Favorite Movie: Gladiator 

Favorite Book: A Time to Hunt 

Favorite Musical Group/Act: Hootie and the Blowfish 

Favorite Quote: Herb Score: “When all is said and done each day, it's 

just us and God, and we can't fool either one." 

Favorite Hobby: Fishing 

Favorite Sport After Football: Baseball

TONY BATES LB Jr 6-1 215 


Hometown: Hammonton, N.J. 


High School: Hammonton 


Not the biggest linebacker but 

tough...Has an uncanny ability to 

time a blitz and shoot a gap. 2006: 

Saw action in seven varsity games 

with four tackles...Had two stops 

against Holy Cross...Part of a deep 

group of linebackers...Also had time 

with the jayvees, making four stops 

against Milford Academy. High 

School: Three-year letterwinner… 

Team captain as a senior…Linebacker helped squad to Cape 

Atlantic League championships as a sophomore and senior…As a 

senior, was named first team All-South Jersey, All-Group 3 and All- 

Cape Atlantic League…Named scholar-athlete by South Jersey 

Coaches Association of Boys Athletics as a senior…Selected for 

Adam Taliaferro All-Star Football Classic senior year, when he was 

also named a South Jersey Scholar-Athlete by the Brooks-Irvine 

Football Club…Honorable mention for All-Cape Atlantic League as 

a junior…Played three years of baseball. Personal: Studied last winter 

at the University of Otago in Dunedin, New Zealand...Brother, 

Warren, played baseball at MIT…Class vice president during final 

three years of high school...Likes baseball and fishing. 

JOE BATTAGLIA LB Sr 6-1 230 

Hometown: Manlius, N.Y. 

Birthday: February 21, 1986 

High School: Christian Brothers 

Academy 

Major: Psychology 

Seasoned linebacker who came to 

Dartmouth from a powerhouse 

Upstate New York program...Will vie 

for a starting role... 2006: Had 

seven tackles in Week Two against 

New Hampshire...Finished with 15 

stops...Had one tackle for loss... 

Recovered a fumble against Penn... 

Missed three games with a balky hamstring. 2005: Unable to play 

but won Dartmouth's Scout Team award for his dedication in practice. 

2004: Played with the jayvee squad. High School: A two-time 

All-League pick at CBA...Earned first-team All-Upstate New York 

and second-team All-State as a senior...Chosen team MVP and 

defensive MVP in final season...Team captain and chosen CBA's 

Most Athletic Male as a senior...Won National Football Foundation 

Executive Scholarship senior year. Personal: Hopes to be an orthopedic 

surgeon...Worked in a research lab studying total knee replacement 

surgeries...Chose Dartmouth over Princeton, Penn, Harvard, 

Columbia and Georgetown…Likes to cook. 

TOM BENNEWITZ QB Sr 6-1 195 

Hometown: Weston, Conn. 


High School: Weston 


Won the starting job over Mike Fritz 

coming out of the 2006 preseason 

only to tear ligaments connecting 

collarbone to sternum while being 

tackled late in the opener against 

Colgate...With Fritz playing well, 

saw action in only one more game 

last fall...An elusive runner with a 

strong arm and a talent for throwing 

the ball down the field...A playmaker 

whose statistics won't always show how well he performed...No. 1 

quarterback coming out of spring drills...Consistency will be a 

key...Strong leg as a placekicker. 2006: Completed 14-of-24 passes 

for 102 yards against Colgate…Only other appearance coming 

against Harvard...Handled tooth-and-nail competition for the starting 

job with class. 2005: Completed 34-of-82 passes for 462 yards and 

four touchdowns with the jayvee team…Also ran 12 times for 60 

yards and three touchdowns...Won the offensive Scout Team Award. 

2004: Enjoyed productive freshman season with the jayvees. High 

School: Three-year starter at quarterback, throwing for 6,432 yards 

and 72 touchdowns with 475 completions...All-Southwest 

Conference quarterback for three consecutive years...All- 

Connecticut Post first team as a senior...Heisman offensive playerof-the-week 

once as a junior...honorable mention all-conference in 

basketball as a junior...Lettered in basketball and baseball. 

Personal: Father, Dan Bennewitz, played football and rugby at 

Princeton...Dreams of being general manager of an NFL team...May 

pursue investment banking career. 

Favorite Quote: Dale Wimbrow: “You can fool the whole world down 

the pathway of years, and get pats on the back as you pass, but your 

final reward will be heartaches and tears if you've cheated the guy in 

the glass.” 

Favorite Movie: Top Gun 

Favorite Vacation Spot: Florida 

Favorite Music: Rap/Hip Hop 

Bennewitz' Passing Statistics 

Att Comp Pct Yds Ave Int TD 

2006 24 14 58.3 102 7.3 1 0 

Bennewitz' Total Offense 

Plays Rush Pass Total Ave Long TDR 

2006 36 14 102 116 3.2 17 0 

Battaglia's Defensive Statistics 

Year Solo Asst Total Int PBr 

2006 7 8 15 0 0 

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LANDON BERGNER LB Jr 6-0 210 

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Hometown: Holyoke, Colo. 


High School: Holyoke 


A good athlete who adds depth on 

the defensive side. 2006: Saw time 

with the jayvees, making nine stops 

in one game...Will vie for time in a 

crowded field of linebackers. 2005: 

Missed the season due to injury but 

remained with the team helping to 

film practices. High School: First 

team all-conference linebacker and 

running back...Honorable mention 

all-state linebacker...Selected as a Wendy's High School Heisman 

state finalist...Colorado state wrestling champion at 160 pounds as a 

junior...Earned 11 varsity letters in football, track, swimming and 

wrestling...One of 25 recipients nationally of the 2005 Scholar- 

Athlete Milk Mustache-of-the-Year Award...Earned one of 11 

Colorado Football Scholar-Athlete Awards...Won track and field state 

titles and qualified for states in swimming. Personal: Spent six 

months designing and implementing an anti-tobacco education program 

called, “Tobacco: The Unfiltered Truth.” Project included an 

interactive computer CD for every high school and junior high student 

in Holyoke, Colo. 

CHRIS BLANCO CB Sr 5-9 170 

Hometown: La Mirada, Calif. 

Birthday: May 27, 1985 

High School: Servite 

Major: Sociology 

A returning starter who is back for a 

fifth season after losing one to 

injury...Brings sprinter's speed to the 

defensive backfield where he 

teamed up last fall with John 

Manning on the corners. 2006: 

Registered 35 tackles and tied for 

second on the team with four pass 

breakups...Came up from the corner 

to share a tackle for loss against 

Penn...Had season-high eight tackles against Princeton and seven 

against Holy Cross. 2003: Saw first varsity action against UNH. 

High School: Two-year letterwinner in football and track...Twotime 

offensive player-of-the-year...All-CIF scholastic honoree... 

Helped set Servite High School and Serra League records in the 

4x100 and 4x200 relays... Track team won Serra League championship, 

Orange County championship and CIF SS Division III 

championship for two years...First team Serra League and All- 

Orange County pick in track. Personal: Avid collector of baseball 

cards...A sneaker collector...Interned at the Northwestern Mutual 

Financial Network as a financial representative. 

JASON BLYDELL CB Sr 5-11 190 

Hometown: Nahant, Mass. 


High School: Swampscott 


Hamstring injuries plagued this twosport 

athlete's junior season on the 

gridiron...Also plays baseball (outfield) 

for Dartmouth...Went through 

spring drills when baseball was off. 

2006: Had 10 tackles total with four 

unassisted...Racked up six stops 

against Holy Cross...Had two each 

against Yale and UNH. 2005: Missed 

the season due to injury. 2004: 

Missed the opener against Colgate but played in the other nine 

games. High School: Lettered in football, basketball and baseball... 

Captained basketball and baseball for two years...Offensive MVP in 

football as a senior...Caught 55 passes for 1,200 yards and 17 touchdowns 

at Swampscott...Had 85 tackles, three interceptions, three 

sacks and two fumble recoveries on defense...Named to the 

Massachusetts Super 26 and Massachusetts All-Academic teams... 

Selected for the Massachusetts Shrine Game and the Harry Agganis 

All-Star Game...MVP of the North team for the Eastern 

Massachusetts all-star baseball game. Personal: Started 22 of 29 

games in the outfield for the Dartmouth baseball team last spring... 

Tied for the team lead with eight stolen bases in 10 attempts. 

Chris Blanco 

Blanco's Defensive Statistics 

Solo Asst Total Int PBr 

2006 19 16 35 0 4

MARK BROGNA TE Sr 6-3 250 


Hometown: Pleasanton, Calif. 

Birthday: January 31, 1986 

High School: Amador Valley 


Teams with Brett Lowe to make up 

what may be the premier tight end 

duo in the Ivy League...Brogna, 

Lowe and sophomore Carroll 

Papajohn give the Big Green a 

potent group at tight end. 2006: 

Caught passes in six games... 

Averaged a healthy 15.0 yards on his 

nine catches with a long of 28... 

Chipped in five tackles on special 

teams... 2005: Caught 14 balls for 177 yards...Had TD receptions 

against Colgate and Penn...Had two grabs for 52 yards against UNH 

including a 31-yarder…Won the Doten Award as the sophomore who 

made a significant contribution to the varsity football team. High 

School: First team All-East Bay Athletic League as a senior... 

Averaged 28.3 yards per catch on 15 grabs as a senior...Chosen 

school's Lineman of the Year...Co-captain of football team as a senior. 

Personal: Won Governor's Scholarship Award for scoring in top 

five percent on California Standardized Testing and Reporting 

Exam...Studied at University of Otago in New Zealand. 

Mark Brogna 

Brogna's Receiving Statistics 

Year No Yds Ave TD Long 

2005 14 177 12.6 2 31 

2006 9 135 15.0 0 28 

Totals 23 312 13.6 2 31 

KYLE BRONG DT So 6-3 280 

Hometown: Lehighton, Pa. 


High School: Lehighton 

Major: Chemistry 

A smart player who cut his teeth 

with the varsity as a freshman and 

should be able to step in and help 

tighten up the defensive front this 

fall. 2006: Pressed into early action 

because of injuries, Brong appeared 

in seven games with three tackles 

including a sack for a four-yard loss 

against Harvard. High School: Won 

three letters in football, four in track 

and one in basketball...Played for father Bill at Lehighton while 

helping Lehighton go 9-3 and win the Eastern Conference title in 

2005...Defensive lineman and tight end...Chosen AP and 

Pennsylvania Football News second-team all-state defensive line... 

Unanimous All-Mountain Valley Conference first-team defensive 

lineman and second-team tight end...Lehigh Valley Chapter of the 

National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete...Chosen for the 

Lehigh Valley McDonald's All-Star Football Classic...League and district 

qualifier in the shot and discus. Personal: Hopes to go to medical 

school...Slated to study German language and culture in Berlin 

next winter...Chose Dartmouth over West Point...Plays guitar...One 

of the bigger road bikers you'll ever see. 

THOMAS BROWN FB So 6-0 220 

Hometown: Cos Cob, Conn. 

Birthday: October 28, 1988 

High School: Greenwich 

A pleasant surprise as a freshman... 

Came on strong and impressed 

coaches with how hard he runs the 

ball...Likes to deliver a blow carrying 

the ball...Could fill a fullback-tailback 

hybrid role. 2006: Saw first 

varsity action against Yale when he 

was credited with a special teams 

tackle...Unofficially rushed 10 times 

for 56 yards and a touchdown in the 

jayvee win over Bridgton...Began 

jayvee season at fullback but closed it out at tailback. High School: 

Greenwich High's football captain as a senior...All-FCIAC as a junior 

and senior...Lettered in 2004 when Greenwich won the FCIAC 

title with a 12-1 overall record...Selected all-state and MVP as a junior...Lettered 

twice in bowling and served as captain...Also lettered 

once in baseball. Personal: High school teammate (and backfield 

partner) T.J. Cameron is a freshman tailback this fall...Two-sport 

captain from an athletic family...Grandfather, David Brown, competed 

in tennis, track and football at Princeton...Mother and father 

were both athletes at Miami University (father, Thomas, in ice hockey 

and mother, Sarah, in field hockey)...Uncle David Brown played 

tennis at Miami University. 

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JAMES (CHRIS) BURNS RB So 5-9 175 

P A G E 50 


Hometown: The Woodlands, Texas. 

Birthday: December 30, 1987 

High School: The Woodlands 

Speedy ballcarrier who was named 

most improved back during spring 

drills...Ran four times for 20 yards in 

final spring game. High School: 

Three-year letterwinner and senior 

captain at The Woodlands, also lettered 

three times as a sprinter on the 

track...Football team went 14-1 and 

made it to state semifinals in 2003 

and won the Bi-District title with an 

8-4 record in 2004...Earned allcounty 

and all-district honors...Ran for 585 yards and eight touchdowns 

as a senior...Academic all-state second team last year...Track 

team was undefeated in 2003, 2004 and 2005, winning the district 

title each year...Runs sprints and relays. Personal: Admires the way 

Reggie Bush plays the game...Comes from the same school as wide 

receiver Eric Paul...Plays guitar and piano...Plays pickup soccer to 

stay fit...Enjoys ping pong. 

KYLE CAVANAUGH FS Jr 6-2 186 

Hometown: Wayne, N.J. 

Birthday: June 6, 1987 

High School: Wayne Hills 


A talented athlete with good size 

who has been hampered by injury 

during two seasons in Hanover... 

Could be a major addition to the 

secondary this year if he stays 

healthy...Has shown a real nose for 

the ball when he's been healthy. 

2006: Played two games before 

being lost to a broken ankle and torn 

ligaments...Posted four tackles 

before being hurt...2005: Started the first two games as a freshman 

before being sidelined for the season to repair a lingering knee problem...Had 

six tackles and an interception in his first collegiate game, 

a win over Colgate...Recorded nine stops a week later against UNH. 

High School: Lettered for three years…Team captain…Wayne 

Hills won 2002 and 2004 North 1, Group 3 state titles…Helped 

team to 12-0 mark as sophomore and 10-2 record senior year…Wide 

receiver/safety named all-league, all-county and all-area as junior and 

senior, and chosen to the AP All-New Jersey third team as a senior…All-league 

and all-county selection in baseball as a junior. 

Personal: Made the Dartmouth baseball team as a walk-on outfielder 

as a freshman, starting 12 of 23 games...Chose to concentrate 

on football after losing two seasons to injury...Interned with Public 

Service Electric and Gas in New Jersey...Studied at University of 

Otago in New Zealand last winter...Father, Dale, participated in football, 

track and baseball at Springfield College. 

JOSH COHEN QB Jr 6-4 220 

Hometown: Berwyn, Pa. 

Birthday: Feb. 27, 1987 

High School: Conestoga 


A strong-armed quarterback who 

will push to regain the starting role 

after a year out of school... 

Completed 8-of-12 passes for 170 

yards and one touchdown in a solid 

showing in the final Green-White 

scrimmage last spring. 2005: Took 

over as starter near midpoint of 

freshman season and went on to win 

Jake Crouthamel Award for the 

underclassman who has contributed most to the success of the 

team...Completed 25-of-44 passes for 290 yards and two touchdowns 

in first career start against Holy Cross...Hit 19-of-34 throws 

for 220 yards the next week in a win over Columbia...Biggest game 

came against Cornell when he completed 24-of-43 throws for 312 

yards, including a 90-yard touchdown to Jason Raiti...Also threw for 

287 yards against Brown...Finished year with 1,529 yards and eight 

touchdowns through the air...Completed 58.5 percent of his throws. 

High School: Won three letters and captained Conestoga as a senior...Helped 

team to a 10-1 record and a Central League title in his 

final season...Passed for 2,858 yards and 28 touchdowns with only 

three interceptions...First team all-league, all-county and all-area... 

Helped end Strath Haven's 74-game, regular-season win streak by 

passing for 250 yards on 17-of-25 throwing. Personal: Has worked 

for the railroad and as a roofer...Played three years of basketball and 

two years of baseball in high school. 

Cohen's Passing Statistics 

Year Att Comp Pct Yds Ave Int TD 

2005 234 137 .585 1529 11.2 12 8 

Cohen's Total Offense 

Year Plays Rush Pass Total Ave Long TDR 

2005 292 -222 1529 1307 4.5 90 8 

Josh Cohen

JULIAN COLLINS RB Sr 6-0 215 


Hometown: Tinton Falls, N.J. 


High School: Monmouth Regional 

Major: Biology 

Switched to running back as a junior 

after playing defense (safety, outside 

linebacker) in 2005...Struggled with 

nagging injuries his first two seasons 

but was able to contribute last year 

because he finally stayed healthy... 

2006: Six carries for 26 yards with a 

long of nine...Caught four balls for 

23 yards. 2005: Appeared in nine of 

10 games, making six tackles...Had 

three stops against UNH. 2004: Saw first varsity action against New 

Hampshire and played in three more games. High School: Won 

three letters in football and three more in both indoor and outdoor 

track...Captained football team as a senior...Made All-Shore first 

team and third team all-county...Vice president of his class...Chosen 

for the New Jersey all-state game. Personal: Father, Gary Collins, 

played football at Wisconsin Stevens Point in 1984-85...Uncle, 

Willie Collins, played in the Big 10 for Wisconsin from 1978-80. 

DAN COOK DE Sr 6-2 240 

Hometown: Chicago, Ill. 


High School: Gordon Tech 


Returns for a fifth season after losing 

a year (2004) to injury...Surprises 

blockers and ballcarriers with his 

speed and quickness...A converted 

linebacker...Winner of the Lester 

Godwin Award for perseverance. 

2006: Had 16 solos and 14 assists 

for 30 tackles in his first year as a 

fulltime starter...Registered a seasonhigh 

seven stops against Brown... 

Also had 3.5 tackles for loss, one sack, one interception, one pass 

breakup, one quarterback hurry and two fumble recoveries... 

Interception came in the finale at Princeton...Fumble recoveries 

were against Columbia and Brown. 2005: Posted eight of his 21 

tackles against Cornell. 2003: Appeared in three games...High 

School: Football captain and all-conference choice as junior and 

senior...Team MVP as a senior. Chosen one of area's top-100 players 

by Chicago Sun-Times as a senior...Selected Academic all-state and 

an Illinois state scholar...Enjoys sudoku...Interned as a clerk for WH 

Trading at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board 

of Trade...Has a twin brother...One of seven children. 

Cook's Defensive Statistics 


2005 4 17 21 1.5 1 

2006 16 14 30 3.5 1 

Totals 20 31 51 5.0 2 

MAX COPELLO DT Jr 6-1 295 

Hometown: Stockton, Calif. 


High School: St. Mary's 


Recovered from a separated shoulder, 

moved into action last year 

because of an injury up front and 

performed well. 2006: Made six 

starts...Had 27 tackles with nine 

solos...Forced a fumble against 

Brown...Registered five tackles 

against Holy Cross. High School: 

Received two letters…Captain… 

Offensive guard and defensive tackle…As 

a senior, helped team win San Joaquin Athletic Association 

with 9-0 league mark and Division 1 Sac-Joaquin Section with 13-1 

overall record…Named first team All-SJAA as senior as well as to 

all-area first team…Received McKay Award from Stockton Hall of 

Fame as area's outstanding defensive lineman as a senior, and also 

named scholar-athlete by the National Football Foundation…Second 

team All-SJAA as junior. Personal: Interested in a career in politics...Senior 

class president in high school...Enjoys golf and baseball. 

Copello's Defensive Statistics 


2006 9 18 27 0 0 

Dan Cook 

P A G E 51

RICHARD CUMMINGS DT Jr 6-3 260 

P A G E 52 


Hometown: North Syracuse, N.Y. 



Academy 


An undersized offensive lineman 

who could see time at defensive end 

this fall...Worked with the defensive 

unit last year when injuries depleted 

that side of the ball. 2005: Got on 

the field for the finale against 

Princeton. High School: Earned 

four letters for highly successful program…Left 

tackle…Team was 42-3 

during career, culminated with New York State Class AA state championship 

as senior when team was 13-0, ranked first in the state and 

No. 12 nationally…Helped team to Central New York League and 

sectional championships as sophomore and junior…Team was Class 

A regional champ freshman year…As a senior, named to first team 

for All-Central New York and all-league as well as fourth team All- 

New York State…In state championship game, selected as offensive 

line MVP…Selected for scholar all-state football team and received 

New York State Section 3 Class AA sportsmanship award…Second 

team all-league selection and honorable mention for All-Central 

New York as a junior...Lettered two years in basketball as a prep, 

helping his school win the Section 3 league title as a junior. 

Personal: Interested in a career in finance...Worked in financial 

advising at Merrill Lynch one summer...Studied in New Zealand last 

winter. 

Favorite Quote: Benjamin Franklin: "Never leave till tomorrow which 

you can do today.” 

JOSH CURCIO DT Jr 6-4 285 

Hometown: Plantation, Fla. 


High School: Plantation 

Major: Religion 

A big, physical player and who can 

play inside or outside. Came to 

Dartmouth as an offensive lineman 

before switching to defense. 2006: 

Missed entire season with torn tendons 

and ligaments in his ankle... 

Had off-season surgery. High 

School: Earned three letters, was 

team captain…Earned numerous 

honors senior year, including second 

team all-state, first team all-county and Dade/Broward All-Star…Allcounty 

honorable mention as a junior. Personal: Mother, Donna, 

ran cross country at Penn State and Bloomsburg State...Father 

worked on same police force with Dustin Adkins's father in the past. 

Favorite Quote: Luck is nothing more than an excuse a loser uses. 

Favorite Dartmouth Professor: Nancy Frankenberry (Religion) 

Jack D'Angelo 

NICHOLAS DANFORD SS Jr 5-11 185 

Hometown: Rollinsford, N.H. 


High School: St. Thomas Aquinas 


Joined the program as a walk-on 

after his freshman year. 2006: 

Enjoyed a solid season with the 

jayvees…New Hampshire's only representative 

on the roster. High 

School: Played four years of football 

and baseball at St. Thomas Aquinas 

High...Named a 2004 State of New 

Hampshire scholar-athlete. 

Personal: Considers volunteering in 

Bolivia his favorite summer job...Volunteer at Wentworth-Douglass 

Hospital for the past three summers...Class salutatorian at St. 

Thomas Aquinas. 

Favorite Movie: Happy Gilmore 

Favorite Books: Great Expectations, Remains of the Day 

Favorite Musical Act: Notorious B.I.G. 

Favorite Author: William Shakespeare 

Favorite Quote: “It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of 

the fight in the dog.” 

Favorite Hobby: Golf

JACK D'ANGELO DT Sr 6-4 280 


Hometown: Northfield, Ill. 


High School: New Trier 


Went from “an intriguing prospect” 

to the starting lineup last year... Will 

switch from defensive end to defensive 

tackle this fall. 2006: Credited 

with eight starts...Had 12 unassisted 

tackles and 11 assists for a total of 

23 stops...Registered a sack against 

Penn...Had 11 tackles over final 

three games...Got his hand on a 

kick. 2005: Saw action in four of 

the final six games after battling injury. 2004: Played in three of the 

season's first four games before being injured. High School: Won 

two letters in football and served as team captain as a senior... 

Selected All-Central Suburban League after final season...Chosen 

one of top 100 players in Chicago area by Chicago Tribune...Earned 

Chick Chichowki Award as player who best represents New Trier 

football...Illinois state scholar. Personal: Father, Michael D'Angelo, 

played linebacker at Northwestern...Enjoys watching the Cubs at 

Wrigley Field. 

Favorite Hobby: Golf 

Favorite Actor: Denzel Washington 

Favorite Book: The Great Gatsby 

Favorite Musical Act: Pearl Jam 

Favorite Quote: “Fun is good.” 

MICHAEL DEARWESTER SS So 6-1 205 

Hometown: Mamaroneck, N.Y. 


High School: Rye Neck 

A versatile player who adds size, 

depth and athletic ability in the secondary...Had 

a sack in the final 

spring game...2006: Had two interceptions, 

a fumble recovery and a 

double-figure tackle game with the 

jayvees. High School: A three-sport 

standout at Rye Neck High…Earned 

13 varsity letters and was captain of 

all three teams…Played quarterback, 

fullback and strong safety in football, 

helping Rye Neck to the runner-up slot in the sectional championships 

as a junior and senior...Chosen first-team all-state, all-section 

and all-league and a Golden-Dozen scholar-athlete as a senior...Third-team 

all-state, all-section and all-league as a junior... 

Switched to fullback after three years as a quarterback and ran for 

1,401 yards while scoring 20 touchdowns. Personal: Participated in 

two musicals in high school...Coordinated distribution of food to 

needy families at the holidays for four years...Member of Ceramics 

Club...Interested in debate at Dartmouth. 

ANDREW DETE LB Jr 6-1 220 

Hometown: Marietta, Ga. 


High School: Marist School 


Goes about his business almost 

unnoticed until the final stats are 

tabulated...Will start for the third 

year in a row...2006: Won the Doten 

Award, given to the sophomore who 

has made a significant contribution 

to the varsity team...Fourth-leading 

tackler back after making 54 stops 

last year, including 30 solos...Second 

on squad with 4.5 tackles for loss... 

Registered one sack, two pass breakups, fumble recoveries against 

New Hampshire and Harvard and forced fumbles against Yale and 

Harvard...Returned an interception 13 yards in the Ivy opener at 

Penn. 2005: Collected the Earl Hamilton Freshman Award for outstanding 

contribution to the varsity team...Moved into a starting role 

midway through the season...Had four tackles each against 

Columbia and Brown...Made a tackle for a loss in his second college 

game against UNH...Finished with 20 stops. High School: Threeyear 

letterwinner…Team captain…Led team to state and regional 

championships as a junior, as well as 14-1 record…Made 200 tackles 

in his final two years...As a senior, named Northside defensive 

player-of-the-year, all-county, all-region and honorable mention for 

all-state…First team all-state and all-region as junior. Personal: 

Brother, Brendan, played football for Davidson College...Practices 

yoga and meditation. 

Andrew Dete 

Dete’s Defensive Statistics 


2005 11 9 20 2 0 

2006 30 24 54 4.5 1 

Totals 41 33 74 6.5 1 

P A G E 53

ELLIOTT DIAL DT Sr 6-1 293 

P A G E 54 


Hometown: Sumter, S.C. 


High School: Sumter 

Major: History/Native American 

Studies 

If healthy, will add depth at defensive 

tackle...Has also played offensive 

line. 2006: Missed entire junior 

year after dislocating a kneecap. 

2005: A surprise during the spring 

after not being on the roster...Grades 

out as one of the strongest players on 

the team. High School: Helped 

Sumter and its high-powered offense 

advance to the 4A Division I state championship game...One of 12 

members of his senior class to play in college including two at South 

Carolina. Personal: Worked with SEAD, the Summer Enrichment 

At Dartmouth program that brings underprivileged high school students 

from around the country to Dartmouth to take classes and 

experience a college environment...Has three younger brothers... 

Writes poetry when he has spare time. 

Favorite Movie: Friday Night LIghts 

Favorite Actor: Morgan Freeman 

Favorite Book: A Time To Kill 

Favorite Hobb: Cooking 

Favorite Course At Dartmouth: Adolescent Development Education 

Favorite Quote: “Life is a game of inches.” 

JOSH DOHERTY DT So 6-3 250 

Hometown: Halifax, Mass. 


High School: Silver Lake Regional 

Switched during the off-season from 

tight end to defensive tackle...Shared 

most improved defensive lineman 

award at the end of spring drills with 

Rehan Muttalib... 2006: Played 

tight end with the jayvees, making 

one catch. High School: Chosen to 

the South team for the 

Massachusetts Shriners Football 

Classic...Current teammate Alex 

Jenny was on the North team... 

Chosen a Patriot League all-star after helping Silver Lake go 7-4 

overall and 6-1 in the conference...Starting forward on the Silver 

Lake basketball team. Personal: Comes from the same high school 

that Coach Buddy Teevens attended...Chose Dartmouth over 

Bucknell and Syracuse. 

Favorite Movie: Legends of the Fall 

Favorite Vacation Spot: Scottsdale, Ariz. 

Favorite Quote: Tyler Durden (Fight Club): “Without pain, without 

sacrifice, we'd have nothing.” 

MATTHEW DORNAK CB So 5-11 195 

Hometown: Austin, Texas 


High School: Westlake 

Chosen most improved defensive 

back at conclusion of spring 

drills...Another athletic player who 

will push for playing time and contribute 

in the secondary and on special 

teams. 2006: Split time 

between the varsity and jayvees, 

making one tackle in four games 

with the varsity...Made the travel 

team for first college game at 

Colgate. High School: Ran for 

1,335 yards and 11 TDs as a junior but broke his ankle in the second 

game as a senior...Worked hard on rehab and returned in time to 

record eight carries for 40 yards and to score a touchdown in the 

team's final playoff game...Served as Westlake captain as a senior 

when he won the team's most spirited award...Holds school record 

with 266 yards rushing in a game as a junior...Showing he was all the 

way back from his ankle injury he ran on the school-record 800-relay 

as a senior...Regional qualifier in the 800 relay. Personal: 

Participated in the National Youth Leadership Conference in 

Medicine...Guest speaker at local middle school's awards banquet as 

a senior. 

MATT DRATCH DT Sr 6-3 245 

Hometown: South Salem, N.Y. 


High School: Avon Old Farms 


Experienced player who has a knack 

for getting to the quarterback. 2006: 

Counted two sacks among five tackles 

on the season...Took Columbia 

quarterback down for a loss of 10 

yards...Other sack was against Penn 

for a loss of five...Also forced a fumble 

in win over Columbia. 2005: 

Saw action in the season's first three 

games, making six tackles including 

1.5 for a loss...Posted five stops against UNH. 2004: Played in one 

game. High School: Won three football letters at John Jay High 

and one at Avon Old Farms...Had 20 sacks over final two years at 

Jay...Returned a fumble 75 yards for a touchdown...All-league 

defense as a junior, all-league and all-section as a senior... 

Accomplished wrestler who made all-division team in 2002 and allleague, 

all-division and all-conference the next year. Personal: 

Envisions a future in business or writing. 

Favorite Movie: The Shawshank Redemption 

Favorite Team: New York Knicks 

Favorite Vacation Spot: Paradise Island, The Bahamas 

Favorite Musical Act: Tim McGraw

BENJAMIN DUKE OT Jr 6-5 302 

ERIK ESTABROOK KSp Jr 6-4 205 


Hometown: Satsuma, Ala. 


High School: Satsuma 

Major: Engineering Sciences 

Plagued by injury, Duke didn't play 

last year...He's hopeful a return to 

health will allow him to get back on 

the field. 2006: Missed spring after 

knee surgery…Stayed involved with 

the program as a videographer at 

every practice. 2005: Coaches graded 

him at about 90 percent for his 

blocking with jayvee squad. High 

School: Named to Mobile Register's All-Region second team... 

Chose Dartmouth over the Air Force Academy...Bryant-Jordan 

Student-Athlete Award winner for performance in classroom and on 

playing field. Personal: Saw snow for the first time on his recruiting 

visit and gave snowshoeing a try...Member of school's Hi-Q team. 

Hometown: Syracuse, N.Y. 



Academy 


If he has a good preseason Estabrook 

could challenge Andrew Kempler for 

the role booting placements...A very 

good athlete. 2006: Handled varsity 

kickoff duties late in the season... 

Took placements with the jayvee 

team. 2005: Split time kicking with 

the jayvee program. High School: 

Earned three letters and served as team captain…Led team to 31-2 

mark and three state and sectional championships…Started as wide 

receiver, kicker and safety…Had 37 catches for 602 yards and seven 

touchdowns as a senior...During career, named second team allleague, 

third team all-star, second team All-Central New York and 

honorable mention for All-Central New York. Personal: Also lettered 

in basketball, golf and track… Won sectional titles in track and 

basketball. 

Favorite Movie: Billy Madison 

Favorite Musical Group/Act: The Franchise 

Favorite Vacation Spot: Anywhere south 

Favorite Course at Dartmouth: Pseudoscience and Credulity 

Favorite Professor: John Pfister (Psychological and Brain Sciences) 

BRIAN EVANS WR Sr 6-1 195 

Hometown: Fairfield, Texas 


High School: Fairfield 


An accomplished sprinter on the 

Dartmouth track team and one of 

the fastest players in the Ivy 

League... Switched from secondary 

to wide receiver after freshman year 

to take better advantage of his 

speed…Evans has won All-Ivy recognition 

in dashes and 4x100 meter 

relay. 2006: Led Ivies with 17.8 

yards per catch...Caught 22 balls for 

391 yards...Still looking for first career TD catch...Torched Yale with 

five catches for 139 yards...Had a long of 45 yards in the final game 

of the year at Princeton. 2005: Progress at wide receiver was slowed 

as he battled a leg injury...Came on after returning to catch five 

passes for 80 yards against Cornell and four for 55 yards against 

Brown a week later. 2004: Saw action in all 10 games as a freshman, 

mostly on special teams. High School: Earned 13 letters in 

high school with four in track and three each in football, basketball 

and baseball...Captained football team as a senior...All-district first 

team in secondary, at wide receiver and placekicker... Won five 

medals at district track meet as a senior...All-district outfielder in 

baseball...Football team was all-area champion with 11-2 mark in 

both 2002 and 2003...Track team also won district...Member of 

Golden Circle team as wide receiver, two-year honorable mention 

Texas all-state defensive back. Personal: Father, Michael, is a commercial 

pilot...Likes to two-step, the country western dance...After 

getting married in June 2006 worked on his grandfather's ranch in 

Waco, Texas. 

Evans' Receiving Statistics 


2005 13 167 12.8 0 29 

2006 22 391 17.8 0 45 

Totals 35 558 15.9 0 45 

Brian Evans 

P A G E 55

IAN FERRELL WR So 6-5 215 

P A G E 56 


Hometown: Denver, Colo. 


High School: Kent Denver 

Big, strong receiver who uses his 

height well...Will push for playing 

time this fall. 2006: Leading receiver 

on the jayvee team with 13 catches 

for 204 yards and four touchdowns...Averaged 

15.7 yards per 

reception...Caught four balls for 90 

yards and a 32-yard TD against 

Milford Academy...Had 21-yard and 

17-yard TD receptions against 

Bridgton Academy. High School: 

All-state football and All-America lacrosse player who opted to concentrate 

on football at Dartmouth...Earned four letters each in football 

and lacrosse, captain of the football team as a senior...Chosen 

first-team all-league wide receiver and defensive back as a junior and 

senior in football and first-team all-state defensive back as a senior...Also 

returned kicks...Helped football team to a 9-3 record... 

First-team all-state attack in lacrosse final two years at Kent and All- 

America as a senior...Also lettered in basketball…From same high 

school as freshman QB Will Deevy. Personal: Born in Mountain 

View, Calif....Father, Richard, ran the hurdles and competed in the 

long jump and triple jump at Brown...Interested in ceramics. 

MALCOLM FREBERG DE Jr 6-2 215 



High School: Walton 


A rangy player who will contribute if 

he's healthy after an MCL tear last 

fall. 2006: Recovered from injury 

that cost him half the season to see 

action in three games. 2005: Spent 

season with the jayvees. High 

School: Lettered three years…Led 

team to region championships as 

junior and senior, when Walton had 

a combined 23-3 record…Named 

all-county and all-region as a senior…Played tight end and defensive 

end making 51 tackles and caught passes for 110 yards and one 

TD…Threw discus for track and field team…Regional champ as 

junior with toss of 132-0…Personal best of 151-0 as senior. 

Personal: Father, Michael, was a pole vaulter at the University of 

Texas. 

Favorite Actress: Jessica Alba 

Favorite Movie: Grandma's Boy 

Favorite Book: Curious George 

Favorite Quote: Garth Brooks: “Life is not tried, it is merely survived, if 

you're standing outside the fire.” 

CASEY FROST SS Jr 6-3 215 

Hometown: Lawndale, Calif. 




Made the switch from quarterback 

to strong safety as a sophomore...A 

talented athlete with good feet who 

was productive in a strong Loyola 

program that also claims safety Ian 

Wilson and offensive lineman 

Jonathan Summers on this year's 

Dartmouth roster. 2006: Appeared 

in 10 games with one solo tackle and 

two assists. 2005: Played quarterback, 

completing 9 of 19 passes for 254 yards, a whopping 28.2 

yards per completion…Threw for two touchdowns and ran for 

another...Took advantage of a temporary dearth of safeties in the 

spring game after his freshman season to gain experience and consistently 

made plays...Picked off a pass at the one-yard line and 

returned it 94 yards in the spring game. High School: Lettered 

twice, and was captain senior year…Team was 11-3 his junior year 

and was California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section 

Division I champ…Played quarterback and free safety…Capped 

senior year by being named Serra League MVP, first team All- 

Central City, first team CIF Division I and a Cal-Hi Sports all-state 

selection…Also earned team MVP, co-captain award and scholarathlete 

award as a senior, and named a National Football Foundation 

scholar-athlete…Ran track two years. Personal: High School student 

body president…Cousin, Nate Robinson, played basketball and 

football at the University of Washington and is a member of the 

New York Knicks…Cousin, Jacques Robinson, played football at the 

University of Washington and is the only player ever named both 

Rose Bowl and Orange Bowl MVP…Cousin, Rannen Roberson, 

played football at Western Kentucky…Cousin, Wayne Vaughn, 

played football at the University of La Verne. 

Casey Frost

PHILIP GALLIGAN WR Jr 5-11 175 


Hometown: Moraga, Calif. 


High School: Campolindo 


Deceptively fast receiver who came 

out of spring ball on the first line of 

the depth chart...Had seven catches 

for 106 yards and a highlight reel 34yard 

TD in the first Green-White 

scrimmage game last spring. 2006: 

Second-leading returning wide 

receiver with 16 catches for 174 

yards and a 10.9 average gain...Had 

one TD catch (an 18-yarder at 

Penn)...Season-high four catches for 61 yards at Cornell...Averaged 

19.7 yards per kickoff return...Also served as Dartmouth's primary 

punt returner. 2005: Led the jayvee team with 17 catches for 280 

yards and one touchdown...The outstanding offensive player in the 

spring Green-White game when he pulled in six catches for 83 yards 

and one touchdown. High School: Three-year letterwinner, led 

team to Diablo Football Athletic League title as a senior with a 9-0 

record…Had 78 catches for 1,772 yards and 22 TDs this year...The 

wide receiver/defensive back also served as captain…During senior 

year, was named to the first teams for All-DFAL, All-Bay Area, allstate 

(medium size schools) and All-Tri-Valley…Member of the 

“Cream of the Crop,” as selected by the Contra Costa Times… 

Honorable mention for all-league as a junior…Also played volleyball 

for two years. Personal: Studied in New Zealand last winter. 

Phil Galligan 

CULLEN GILCHRIST DE Sr 6-5 260 

Hometown: Dartmouth, Mass. 


High School: Dartmouth 

Major: Economics/Sociology 

Tough player who has been slowed 

by leg and shoulder injuries during 

career. 2006: Had 10 tackles in six 

games including two tackles for loss, 

one a sack...Credited with a blocked 

kick. 2005: Got into UNH and 

Harvard games...Credited with a 

forced fumble. 2004: Got on the 

field for the first time against UNH. 

High School: Earned two letters in 

football plus one as a center in basketball and one throwing the shot 

in track...Captained football team as a senior, making 16 sacks and 

earning a spot on the Massachusetts High School Coaches Super 26 

All-State Team...A National Football Foundation scholar-athlete... 

Eastern Athletic Conference all-star on the gridiron and the hardwood...Chosen 

to the New Bedford Standard-Times all-star teams in 

both football and basketball. Personal: Answer to the trivia question: 

Who played football for nine years at Dartmouth? (He played 

four years at Dartmouth High School in Massachusetts and is a 

fifth-year senior at Dartmouth College though technically he did not 

play one year because of injury)...Interested in a career in sports 

management...Interned for Accentus in New York, selling information 

to traders...Studied in Italy...A fan of the Food Network who 

likes to cook...Younger brother is a freshman walk-on at UMass. 

Favorite Movie: Friday Night Lights, The Departed 

Favorite Book: Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe 

Favorite Quote: “I prefer to ask why not.” 

Cullen Gilchrist 

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ZECHARIAH GLAIZE LB So 6-2 205 

P A G E 58 


Hometown: Fairburn, Ga. 


High School: Landmark 

Christian 

Named the most improved linebacker 

in spring drills...One of the 

leading tacklers in final spring game 

with five plus a sack...An athletic 

player whose speed is a weapon. 

2006: Made travel squad for first 

varsity game at Colgate as a freshman...Saw 

time against Holy Cross 

and Harvard...Split time between 

varsity and jayvees. High School: 

Played football and basketball and ran track at Landmark 

Christian...Captained the football team as a senior and helped it to 

the 5A Region championship all four years...Won All-Region honors 

as a junior and senior...First-team All-Academic in the region as a 

senior...Atlanta Journal Constitution honorable mention as a senior...5A 

Track Region MVP as a triple jumper, long jumper, hurdler 

and member of the 4x400 and 4x100 relays. Personal: Uncle, 

Sammy Randolph, was McDonald's All-American who played basketball 

at Rutgers in the 1980s...Uncle, Steven Aycock, played football 

at Savannah State...Has three brothers and three sisters...Has 

two sets of younger twins in the family. 

BEN GOEKE OT Sr 6-4 311 

Hometown: Chevy Chase, Md. 


High School: Lake Forest Academy 

Major: Engineering 

Returning starter on the offensive 

line...Has gotten bigger and 

stronger... Attitude and coachability 

are a plus...Shared most improved in 

weight room award at the conclusion 

of spring practice. 2006: Earned 

Jake Crouthamel Award as underclassman 

who contributed to success 

of the team on offense...Helped 

Dartmouth get back over 1,000 rushing 

yards. 2005: Played in eight of 10 games. High School: Won 

three letters in football and captained team as a senior...Also earned 

two letters in basketball and two in track, captaining the latter...All- 

Lake County and all-conference football as a senior...Selected team 

MVP and Senior Athlete of the Year in 2003...Three-year starter... 

Won shot put at conference meet as a senior. Personal: Would like 

to teach and coach in high school after graduation before attending 

law school...Collects coins...Studied art history and fantasy literature 

in New Zealand. 

Favorite Movie: The Departed 

Favorite Book: The Old Man and the Sea 

Favorite Course at Dartmouth: Astronomy 15 

COREY GOFF FS Jr 6-2 210 

Hometown: Pottstown, Pa. 


High School: The Hill School 

Major: Computer Science 

Made good use of opportunity last 

spring to develop his understanding 

and skills in the secondary...Can also 

play wide receiver. 2006: Returned 

an interception 38 yards for a TD in 

jayvee game against Middlebury... 

Battled shoulder injury. 2005: 

Jayvee player. High School: Played 

four years of varsity football…Started 

at wide receiver and defensive back 

as a junior and senior…Also saw time at tight end and outside linebacker 

as a senior…Played tight end and outside linebacker as a 

freshman and sophomore…Named all-area as an outside linebacker…Selected 

to the Montgomery County all-star team… 

Lettered three years in basketball and two years in track. Personal: 

Interested in a career in computer gaming or computer security. 

Favorite Movie: Pirates of the Caribbean 

Favorite Actor: Johnny Depp 

Favorite Author: J.R.R. Tolkien 

Favorite Vacation Spot: Caribbean 

Favorite Course at Dartmouth: Computer Science 5 

Favorite Dartmouth Professor: Tom Cormen (Computer Science) 

Ben Goeke

MAX HEIGES QB So 6-3 212 


Hometown: Tiburon, Calif. 


High School: Novato 

Major: Studio Art 

Will be pushing for playing time at 

QB...Served as backup punter as a 

freshman and adds insurance at the 

position again this fall. 2006: 

Shared time as the jayvee quarterback... 

Completed 25-of-49 passes 

for 421 yards with four touchdowns...Averaged 

8.59 yards per 

attempt while completing 51.0 percent 

of his throws...Also served as 

jayvee punter...Traveled to Colgate for first varsity game...High 

School: Two-time captain at Novato High who also lettered in 

track, lacrosse and baseball...Led Novato to the 2005 North Coast 

Sectional title with an 11-2 record...Helped Novato claim the 2004 

MCAL conference title with an 8-3 record...Went 17-22 for 256 

yards and 3 TD's passing in Novato's 33-14 win over Marin Catholic 

in the 2005 North Coast Section 2A Championship game...All- 

District first-team and All-State second team pick last fall. Personal: 

A fan of fellow Northern California native Tom Brady...A promising 

artist who went to Marin School of the Arts...One of 24 scholar-athletes 

to be honored by the Northern California Chapter of the 

National Football Foundation...Father, Larry Heiges, was a threeyear 

starter at tight end for Williams who went to graduate school at 

Harvard...Enjoys fishing...Can ride a unicycle. 

BRENDAN HOLM WR Sr 6-5 220 

Hometown: Victoria, Texas 


High School: St. Joseph 


Has the potential to be a major surprise 

if he remains healthy...A big, 

strong receiver who can go over the 

middle or get deep. 2006: Returned 

to squad after sitting out 2005 season 

while battling injuries...Caught 

three passes for 80 yards and an 

impressive 26.7-yard average with 

the jayvees...Went high in the air to 

pull a 15-yard TD pass down in traffic 

during the 2006 spring game. 2004: Played with jayvee squad, 

had one catch against Harvard reserves. High School: Missed senior 

year of high school football after injuring his left knee minutes 

before the opening game...Two-year co-captain...First-team Class 5A 

All-State defensive back and honorable-mention All-State wide 

receiver as a junior...Caught 17 passes for 388 yards, ran for 163 

yards rushing and scored 17 touchdowns in 2002...Had 55- and 59yard 

punt returns for touchdowns and a 27-yard TD catch all in the 

same game...Played three years of baseball and basketball, earning 

second-team All-State honors on the hardwood. Personal: First 

drew attention of Dartmouth coaches at the Boston College football 

camp. 

STEVE HUNT RB Sr 5-9 185 

Hometown: Brockton, Mass. 


High School: Boston College HS 


An intriguing wildcard at running 

back since reverting to his original 

college position after spending time 

in the secondary…Has seen limited 

action to date. High School: A 

tough running back who played most 

of his senior season with a cast on 

his arm after breaking it early in the 

campaign...Ran for more than 2,100 

yards and scored 33 touchdowns in 

his career...Two-time Catholic Conference All-Star, two-time Eastern 

Mass All-Star and team MVP as a senior...A Patriot Ledger All- 

Scholastic pick...Won nine varsity letters in football and track. 

Personal: Followed brother Matt from Brockton to Boston College 

High School...Spent one summer working with independent financial 

service firm, Canaccord Adams, in Boston. 

Favorite Movie: Sleepers 

Favorite Actor: Robert De Niro 

Favorite Hobby: Woodworking 

Favorite Professor at Dartmouth: Giavanna Munafo 

Favorite Musical Act: G Love and The Special Sauce 

Favorite Quote: Seneca: “Fire is the test of gold; adversity, of strong men.” 

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ALEXANDER JENNY QB So 5-11 180 

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Hometown: Wayland, Mass. 


High School: Wayland 


Considered a potential defensive 

back or wide receiver as well as 

quarterback a year ago but proved he 

deserves a shot at QB with his play 

last fall and again in the spring... 

Chosen most improved quarterback 

at the end of spring drills...Strong 

arm...Missed last week of spring ball 

with a broken hand. 2006: 

Completed 37-of-65 passes for 536 

yards and four touchdowns with the jayvees...Completed 56.9 percent 

of his throws and averaged 8.25 yards per attempt...Was 6-of-8 

for 48 yards against Middlebury...Was 9-of-16 for 144 yards against 

Bridgton with TDs of 17 and 28 yards...Threw for 178 yards with 

two 32-yard scoring strikes against Milford. High School: Two-year 

football captain at Wayland where he won three letters in basketball 

and two in baseball...Holds every game, season and career passing 

record at Wayland...Named first-team All-State by the 

Massachusetts Football Coaches Association and chosen for the 

Eastern Massachusetts Shriners Football Classic as a senior... 

MetroWest Daily News all-star and offensive MVP, Dual County 

League all-star and offensive MVP final year...Boston Globe All- 

Scholastic, Eastern Mass All-Star and team offensive MVP...Team 

offensive MVP and Eastern Mass, MetroWest and Dual County allstar 

as a junior...Personal: National Honor Society member... 

Nominated for Wendy's High School Heisman. Personal: Volunteer 

Pop Warner coach...Father, Chris, is Dartmouth Class of '77...Has 

dual American-Swiss citizenship. 

Andrew Kempler 

ANDREW KEMPLER KSp Sr 5-10 195 

Hometown: Westport, Conn. 


High School: Staples 

Major: Economics, Government 

Will vie to once again be the Big 

Green's primary placekicker this 

fall...Consistency is critical...Must 

improve depth on kickoffs as rule 

change moves kickoffs back to the 30 

this year. 2006: Converted 7-of-13 

field goal attempts and 16-of-17 extra 

points...Booted career-long 39-yarder 

with no time left to force overtime 

and help Dartmouth to a dramatic 19- 

13 win over Brown...Also had a 35yarder 

in the fourth quarter against the Bears...Made last three 

attempts of the season...Was 4-of-5 from 30-39 yards. 2005: Second 

on the varsity depth chart, spent most of the season kicking for the 

jayvees. High School: Earned two letters in football and two in soccer...Converted 

50 of 52 extra points as a junior and 47 of 51 as a senior 

with long field goal of 39 yards...Set school records for most extra 

points in a single season and career...First team all-county as a senior 

and honorable mention all-state as a junior...Team was a combined 25- 

2 his last two years. Personal: Plans to pursue investment banking or 

a career in law...Received a nomination to attend the Air Force 

Academy...Studied in Spain last spring…Held an internship at General 

Electric…Surprising thing: Never would have considered kicking a 

football if he hadn't moved to Texas before high school freshman year. 

JORDAN KLING WR So 6-3 205 

Hometown: Tuscola, Ill. 

Birthday: March 1,1988 

High School: Tuscola 


An all-around athlete who made a 

seamless transition from quarterback 

to wide receiver as a freshman...Soft 

hands...Caught a TD pass in final 

Green-White game last spring...Could 

be a factor as he continues to learn 

the position. 2006: Began season at 

quarterback before moving to receiver...Finished 

tied for second on the 

jayvees with 11 catches for 160 yards, 

a 14.5-yard average...Had one TD 

catch. High School: Passed for 2,259 yards and ran for 926 while 

helping Tuscola to the state semifinals and a 12-1 record as a senior...A 

unanimous pick to the Little Okaw Valley All-Conference 

team...A five-sport letterwinner in his senior year...First-team All-State 

in IA and first-team Champaign-Urbana News Gazette all-area 

team...Pitcher-second baseman in baseball, guard-forward in basketball, 

long- and triple-jumper in track and a member of the Tuscola golf 

team thanks to a ruling that allowed Tuscola athletes to compete in 

more than one sport per season...Earned all-conference recognition of 

one type or another in football, basketball, baseball and golf and qualified 

for state meet in track. Personal: Interested in a career in investment 

banking...Talented golfer who has worked summers as a caddy... 

Chose Dartmouth after attending the Big Green football camp after 

junior year of high school.

DONG MIN (DAN) KOH SS So 6-3 195 


Hometown: Port Washington, N.Y. 


High School: PD Schreiber 

Major: Sociology/Native 

American Studies 

An athlete who brings good size to 

the secondary. 2006: Missed entire 

season with shoulder surgery. High 

School: Earned two letters in football 

and two in basketball and captained 

both teams...Also won two 

letters in lacrosse...Played quarterback, 

running back, strong safety 

and linebacker in football...An All- 

Conference, Academic All-Conference and National Football 

Foundation Scholar-Athlete choice as a senior...Won the Costello 

MVP Award as a junior...The Coaches Award winner in basketball as 

a senior playing forward and center...A midfielder in lacrosse. 

Personal: Born in Fukuoka, Japan...Brother, Chris Koh, was a linebacker 

at Brown, graduated in 2006...Would like to become a 

lawyer...Interned at a hedge fund. 

Favorite Actor: Jamie Foxx 

Favorite Movie: The Program 

Favorite Musical Act: Ne-Yo 

Favorite Book: Friday Night Lights 

Favorite Hobby: Making music 

Favorite Professor: Denise Anthony (Sociology) 

CONOR LEARY TB Jr 6-0 225 

Hometown: Pelham Manor, N.Y. 


High School: Pelham Memorial 

A tailback who could also line up at 

fullback...High School: All-league 

performer as a junior and senior... 

Chosen to the National Football 

Foundation's Golden Dozen scholarathlete 

honorable mention team... 

won three letters in football and 

baseball and four in ice hockey... 

Helped hockey team win 2004-05 

section championship. Personal: 

Certified for scuba diving...Has 

worked as a caddy...Two uncles, an aunt and a cousin all graduated 

from Dartmouth. 

Lowe's Receiving Statistics 


2004 3 35 11.7 0 13 

2005 8 52 6.5 1 16 

2006 8 61 7.6 2 17 

Totals 19 148 7.8 3 17 

BRETT LOWE TE Sr 6-2 215 

Brett Lowe 

Hometown: San Luis Obispo, Calif. 


High School: San Luis Obispo 


Combines with Mark Brogna and 

Carroll Papajohn to make tight end a 

position of strength for the Big 

Green...Earned most improved tight 

end award during spring practice...2006: 

Caught eight passes for 

61 yards and two touchdowns... 

Hauled in a 17-yard scoring strike 

against Yale and an 11-yarder at 

Cornell...Caught two passes at Penn. 

2005: Appeared in all 10 games...Caught eight passes for 52 yards 

and one touchdown... Scored first career touchdown, three-yarder 

from Josh Cohen, against UNH. 2004: Saw action in three games 

catching three passes for 35 yards...Had two grabs for 25 yards 

against UNH. High School: Captained football and baseball teams, 

earning two letters in each...All-league, all-county, all-CIF pick as a 

senior...Had 56 catches for 796 yards and 10 TDs as a 

senior...League MVP lineman and team MVP...Second team allleague 

and all-county as a junior...In baseball earned all-league, allcounty 

and team MVP awards... Received Black and Gold Award for 

Academics and Athletics at SLO High. Personal: Brother, Atticus 

Lowe, pitched at Westmont College...Considering a career in law 

and finance... Interested in comparative politics...Worked for West 

Coast Asset Management in Ventura Calif., over the 

summer...Earned Robert Frost Award for being in the top 10 percent 

of his freshman class at Dartmouth...Enjoys fly fishing. 

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RYAN MAHONEY FB Sr 6-2 235 

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Hometown: Nahant, Mass. 


High School: Swampscott 

Major: Environmental Studies 

Could be a factor at fullback. 2006: 

Two pulled hamstrings and a high 

ankle sprain sabotaged junior year. 

2005: Switched to fullback to take 

advantage of his strength and blocking 

ability. 2004: Played in three games. 

High School: Won four letters in 

football, serving as captain as a senior...Played 

in school-record 48 

games...Team MVP, all-league, allregion 

and all-state as a senior...Set 

school record with 137 tackles while setting career record of 488... 

Football team won conference championship with 11-2 and 12-1 

records his final two seasons...All-Scholastic choice by both Boston 

Herald and Boston Globe...Won three letters in lacrosse, captaining 

team as a senior...Also lettered in basketball...Chosen for 

Massachusetts Shrine Game and Harry Agganis All-Star Game. 

Personal: Father, William Mahoney, played at Harvard, graduating in 

1970...Brother played rugby at Harvard and an uncle played football at 

New Hampshire...May be one of the only Division I-AA football players 

in the nation who enjoys lobstering...Hopes for a career in the 

environmental field...Had part-time internship at Northeastern Marine 

Lab in Nahant, Mass., doing oceanographic research...Took sea education 

last winter with classes on a 135-foot sailboat sailing from Key 

West to the Dominican Republic and Jamaica. 

JOHN MANNING CB Sr 5-10 185 

Hometown: Bozeman, Mont. 


High School: Bozeman 

Major: American History 

A returning starter along with Chris 

Blanco. 2006: Posted 32 tackles and 

four pass breakups in his first season 

as a starter…Season-high six stops 

against UNH...Had four tackles in 

four other games. 2005: Appeared in 

eight games...Had three tackles 

against Penn and two against Colgate. 

2004: Got into two of the season's 

final three games. High School: Allstate 

and all-conference running back 

as a senior. Led Montana with 9.1-yard average gain as a senior...Won 

two letters in football and two in track, captaining track team as a senior 

sprinter...Ran first leg of 4x100 relay team that won state title...Allstate 

track selection...Senior class president...Twice chosen academic 

all-state...Attended Dartmouth football camp...High school's academic 

athlete-of-the-year. Personal: Father, James, is Dartmouth '79... 

Uncle, Jack '72, was a starter on Dartmouth's undefeated team in 

1970, an All-Ivy defensive back in 1971, and played on three Ivy 

League championship teams from 1969-71 for coaches Bob Blackman 

and Jake Crouthamel...Aunt and cousin are also Dartmouth alums... 

An accomplished shortline water skier...Spent one summer driving for 

the lumber yard and taking organic chemistry at Montana State... 

Would like to be a doctor but dreams of being a country singer if medicine 

doesn't work out...Worked on speed as a sprinter with the 

Dartmouth track team last winter. 

PHILLIP McKEATING LB So 6-2 225 

Hometown: Gibsonia, Pa. 


High School: Pine-Richland 

A hard-hitter whose engine never 

stops...Will push for time even in a 

talented and deep linebacking 

group...Had a sack and two tackles 

in final spring game. 2006: Saw 

action in seven games...Earned a 

spot on the travel roster for first varsity 

game of his career at Colgate... 

High School: Played just one year 

at Pine-Richland after transferring 

from Central Catholic...Helped 

teams to two WPIAL championships and one state championship... 

Had 25 solo tackles and 23 assists last fall...Led Rams to a 9-2 

record and the Greater Allegheny Conference championship...Played 

both tight end and defensive end as a prep. Personal: A 4.0 student...Interested 

in studying economics and a career in investment 

banking. 

Favorite Movie: Braveheart 

Favorite Book: A Farewell to Arms 

Favorite Course at Dartmouth: Democracy In Developing Countries 

Favorite Professor at Dartmouth: Misagh Parsa (Sociology) 

Favorite Quote: Winston Churchill: “Success is the ability to go from 

one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm.” 

John Manning

ROBERT MITCHELSON RB So 5-10 190 


Hometown: Oklahoma City, Okla. 


High School: Heritage Hall 

One of the bigger speed backs on 

the team, will bid for time after battling 

injury as a freshman...Caught 

two passes for 21 yards in final 

spring game. 2006: Hampered by 

high ankle sprain incurred early in 

the Holy Cross game...Top freshman 

ballcarrier with 14 carries for 64 

yards despite appearing in just three 

games...Long gain of 21...Averaged 

4.6 yards per attempt...Ran seven times for 42 yards against UNH... 

Ran for 48 yards on 18 carries with the jayvees. High School: Was 

a first-team, All-District selection at running back... Helped Heritage 

Hall High to a 9-2 record and to a share of the district championship...Carried 

95 times for 568 yards and a 5.98 average as a senior 

with eight touchdowns... Caught six passes for 136 yards and a 

22.7-yard average with one touchdown... Chipped in 25 tackles... 

Ran sprints with Dartmouth indoor track team as a freshman. 

Favorite Book: Mind Gym 

Favorite Vacation Spot: Cancun 

NILES MURPHY DB/WR So 6-0 175 

Hometown: Bluffton, S.C. 


High School: Hilton Head Prep 

A promising corner who opened eyes 

with his play at wide receiver during 

spring ball...Could see time at both 

positions this fall...Caught three 

passes for 73 yards in final spring 

game...Also returns punts. 2006: 

Appeared in three varsity games and 

made one tackle...A playmaker with 

the jayvee team, lining up at corner 

and returning punts and kickoffs. 

High School: Had a 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the 

state championship game...Grabbed 34 passes for 792 yards for an 

impressive 23.3-yard average gain... Had 10 TD catches...On the 

defensive side, had 69 tackles, five interceptions, four fumble recoveries 

and an interception return for a touchdown...An All-State basketball 

player as well as decorated baseball outfielder...Batted .574 

with 28 runs scored and 35 hits while making the All-Region baseball 

team. Personal: Brother of former Dartmouth wide receiver 

and basketball player Nick Murphy '02. 

REHAN MUTTALIB DE Jr 6-1 255 

Hometown: Rancho Palos Verdes, 

Calif. 


High School: Palos Verdes 

Peninsula 

Major: Philosophy 

Honored as most improved defensive 

lineman during spring practice. 

2006: Two of credited three tackles 

came against UNH...Saw action in 

nine of 10 games. 2005: Got into 

four games, making three tackles 

against UNH. High School: 

Lettered for two years and was captain 

during career…Defensive lineman and offensive right guard… 

Led team to Bay League championship as a senior… Helped his 

team go 11-1-1 and rush for more than 4,000 yards...All-Bay League 

first team selection as senior, as well as All-California Interscholastic 

Federation Division III second team pick…Selected as team's 

Defensive Lineman-of-the-Year. Personal: Palos Verdes Peninsula's 

lifter-of-the-year as a senior...Sister attends Michigan Law School... 

Speaks five languages...Hopes to become a surgeon... Interned as 

research technician at UCLA Gonda Goldschmeid Vascular Center. 

EVAN NOGAY OT So 6-6 270 

Hometown: Weirton, W. Va. 


High School: Brooke 


Co-winner of Dartmouth's most 

improved in the weight room award 

after spring practice...Adds depth up 

front that will be important since 

graduation will hit the offensive line 

after this season. 2006: Spent year 

with the jayvee team. High School: 

Captained the football team as a 

senior earning West Virginia Class 

AAA All-State special honorable 

mention and first-team Wheeling Intelligencer/Ohio Times Leader 

All-Valley Big School Football Team...Claimed Brooke's offensive 

lineman blocking percentage award as a senior when he was a 

Wendy's High School Heisman nominee...Invited to the National 

All-Stars Bowl High School Football Classic featuring players from 

Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, 

Maryland and West Virginia...An Ohio Valley Athletic Conference 

All-Academic pick as a junior and senior. Personal: Plans to study 

in Barcelona this winter...Worked at Mountaineer Racetrack and 

Casino over the summer...Ranked first in his class and served as 

news anchor, weather person and music director for the Brooke 

High Morning News...Four of his father's cousins played college 

football including two in the Ivy League: Richard Nogay (Princeton), 

Tom Nogay (VMI), Ed Fusiek (Colorado) and Arllie Nogay 

(Brown)...A bicycle tour of campus helped solidify his decision to 

attend Dartmouth. 

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JAMES O'BRIEN CB So 5-11 185 

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Hometown: Englewood, Colo. 


High School: Cherry Creek 

Has a nose for the football...Made 

smooth transition from high school 

wide receiver to defensive back. 

2006: Tied for jayvee lead with two 

interceptions, also had two sacks... 

Posted double-figure tackles in one 

jayvee contest. High School: Won 

two letters in football and two in 

academics at “Creek”...Started both 

years at wide receiver and also 

served as holder for kicks...All-conference 

honorable-mention as a senior...Academic all-state honorable 

mention both years...Team finished 12-2 and was runnerup in Class 

5A in 2004...Most improved varsity player as a junior...One of six 

Cherry Creek players going on to college football. Personal: James 

O'Brien IV...Comes from the powerhouse high school athletic program 

that sent both 1995 football co-captains Taran Lent and Pete 

Oberle to Dartmouth. 

Favorite Movie: Animal House, 61* 

Favorite Book: Angels and Demons 

Favorite Musical Act: Garth Brooks 

Favorite Hobby: Skiing 

Favorite Vacation Spot: Hawaii 

Favorite Quote: Yogi Berra: "If you don't know where you're going, 

chances are you will end up somewhere else." 

CARROLL PAPAJOHN TE So 6-5 235 

Hometown: Gulf Breeze, Fla. 


High School: Gulf Breeze 

A talented pass-catching tight end 

with the ability to get deep...Part of a 

very solid group of tight ends...Needs 

to continue to improve his blocking. 

2006: Appeared in five varsity 

games...Caught 10 passes for 286 

yards with the jayvee team, an 

impressive 28.6 yards per catch by a 

tight end...Had touchdown catches 

of 18, 19 and 28 yards in win over 

Bridgton Academy. High School: 

Chosen to the Pensacola News Journal All-Area team after a season 

in which he tortured rival Pensacola High with six catches for 152 

yards and a touchdown in a narrow loss...Finished year with 14 grabs 

for 308 yards in an option offense...Helped Gulf Breeze go 6-4 in 

2005...Started two seasons after missing his sophomore year with a 

potentially career-ending back injury...Also competes in basketball 

and track. Personal: Attended Dartmouth football camp and chose 

the Big Green over Harvard and Yale...Family lost its home in 

Hurricane Ivan. 

TONY PASTOORS FS So 6-2 190 

Hometown: Andover, Minn. 


High School: Totino-Grace 

Brings size and athleticism to the 

defensive backfield and special 

teams...2006: Appeared in four varsity 

games and made two tackles... 

Led Big Green jayvees with eight 

tackles against Milford Academy. 

High School: A member of the 

Minneapolis Star Tribune All-Metro 

first team and the 2005 Associated 

Press all-state second team...Won 

three letters on the gridiron and captained 

the 2005 team to the conference and section championship 

with a 10-2 record...Team won conference, section and state titles in 

2003 and 2004 with 13-1 records...An all-purpose performer who 

saw time at quarterback, defensive back, wide receiver, tailback and 

tight end as a senior...North Suburban Conference MVP in 2005 

and offensive MVP a year earlier...Helped Totino-Grace track to its 

first Class 2A title in the state meet as a senior...Won the Open 400 

and anchored the 4x400 relay to victory. Personal: Helped Coach 

Buddy Teevens plot the route for his cross country bicycle trip last 

spring, preparing section maps and locating high schools along the 

way for the coach to visit...Would like to be a pro sports general 

manager...Worked over summer as a strength and conditioning coach 

at his high school...Cousin, Dan Weyandt, was the Cornell co-captain 

in 2000 and an honorable mention All-Ivy choice...Cousin, Matt 

Weyandt, played defensive end at Penn. 

Tony Pastoors

ERIC PAUL WR Jr 6-4 185 


Hometown: The Woodlands, Texas 


High School: The Woodlands 


Chosen most improved receiver at 

end of spring camp...Good athlete 

with speed who can rise up and 

catch the ball. 2006: Grabbed four 

passes for 33 yards with the varsity...Caught 

balls in three of final four 

games...Long gain of 18 yards came 

in the finale at Princeton. 2005: 

Got on the field for nine of 10 games 

as a freshman...Caught eight balls for 118 yards with a long of 

47...14.8-yard average gain led team... Had four catches for 61 yards 

and one touchdown with the jayvee team. High School: Played one 

year of varsity football…As a senior, team was the 5A Division I 

Regional Finalist, District 14-5A runner up and ranked in the top 10 

in the state in 5A with a 8-4 mark…The wide receiver caught 20 

passes for 371 yards and five touchdowns…All-State 5A academic 

first team selection, while also chosen for All-District 14-5A academic 

first team…Named to All-District 14-5A first team and All- 

Montgomery County 14-5A first team…Played varsity basketball as 

a junior and senior. Personal: Father, Jeff, played basketball at 

Trinity (Texas) University…Brother, Ryan, played basketball at 

Millsaps College...First experience in football came as a fifth-grader...Plays 

the guitar and piano...Recorded a CD with a friend as a 

high school senior. 

Favorite Book: Blue Like Jazz 

Favorite Author: Donald Miller 

Favorite Course: Writing 5 

Eric Paul 

PETER PIDERMANN FS So 6-0 190 

Hometown: Hialeah, Fla. 


High School: Belen Jesuit Prep 

Major: Latin American, Latino 

and Caribbean Studies 

A talented two-sport athlete, was 

Dartmouth's top hurdler as a freshman...Can 

also play on the corner. 

2006: Appeared in eight games 

making eight tackles, five solo... 

Credited with one pass breakup. 

High School: Three-year letterwinner 

who captained his team to a 10- 

2 record and its first-ever district 

championship...Ran for 1,064 yards and had 18 touchdowns for the 

Wolverines including two kickoff returns for a score...Had 83 tackles 

and three interceptions as a safety...Chosen All Miami-Dade County 

second team as a junior and first team on offense as a senior...South 

team captain for the Miami Date County North-South all-star 

game...Florida Class 3-A All-State first team on defense...Nike 

Dade-vs.-Broward County all-star selection...District champion in 

the 110 and 300 hurdles and triple jump as a senior...Fourth in the 

state in the 100-meter hurdles last spring and eighth in the 300 hurdles...All-Miami-Dade 

recognition in track as well. Personal: Ran 

8.48 in the 60 hurdles, narrowly missing Dartmouth's all-time top 

five times...Won the 100 hurdles, 400 hurdles and ran a leg on the 

victorious 4x400 relay to triple at the Snowflake Classic at Tufts... 

Hopes to continue in football or track after college... Father, Pedro 

Pidermann, played basketball at Stetson. 

Favorite Actor: Jim Carey 

Favorite Professor: Lorie Loeb (Computer Science) 

Favorite Quote: “Remember when you are resting, someone somewhere 

is training, and when you meet him, he will win.” 

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JOHN PIRCON FS Sr 6-2 205 

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Hometown: Whitefish Bay, Wis. 


High School: Marquette University 

High 


A hard-hitter in the defensive backfield...Part 

of a secondary featuring 

all returning starters...Earned ball 

hawk award at the conclusion of 

spring practice. 2006: Fourth in 

tackles with 31 solos and 41 assisted 

for a total of 72 stops...Two tackles 

for loss with one sack...Had 11 tackles 

against Cornell, 10 against Holy 

Cross, nine against Brown...2005: Third-leading returning tackler 

with 29 solos and 46 stops total...Had two tackles for loss and two 

pass breakups...Intercepted Penn's Pat McDermott midway through 

the third quarter of Ivy League opener. 2004: Earned playing time 

in seven games as a freshman, making 10 tackles...Had a big game 

against Yale with seven tackles including one for a loss. High 

School: Earned three letters in football and track and one in basketball... 

Captained football team as a senior, earning a spot on the 

Wisconsin Football Coaches Association all-state first team... 

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel first team all-state...Team MVP as a 

senior and all-region, all-conference and conference defensive player-of-the-year 

choice...Football team won two conference championships...Ran 

on record-setting 800 relay team. Personal: Father, 

Dr. Richard Pircon '79, played football at Dartmouth...Considering a 

career in medicine or business...Worked last winter for Robert W. 

Baird & Company in Milwaukee as an investment banking analyst 

intern...Has studied in New Zealand. 

Favorite Movie: Gladiator 

Favorite Thing About Dartmouth: The people 

Favorite Quote: “Pain is temporary. Pride is forever.” 

John Pircon 

DUSTIN POSEY OL So 6-1 270 

Hometown: Fairbanks, Alaska 


High School: West Valley 

Drew praise from the coaches for his 

development during the spring. 

2006: Played with the jayvee 

squad...Saw action on both sides of 

the ball. High School: Won three 

letters playing for the West Valley 

High Wolf Pack in Fairbanks, 

Alaska...Played offensive guard, 

defensive guard and some fullback...Captained 

track team as a 

shot put and discus specialist... 

Qualified for state meet in shot by placing second in the regionals. 

Personal: Walked on after watching a practice during visit from 

Alaska...Admits to being very superstitious...Born in Mississippi and 

lived there before moving to Alaska...Family now resides in New 

Orleans...Selected as a student-athlete-of-the-month for Region 6 

athletics in Alaska and featured on the news and in commercials... 

Served as the president of the Alaska Native Youth Leadership Club 

at West Valley. 

ALEX RAPP OT Jr 6-5 265 

Hometown: St. Louis, Mo. 


High School: St. Louis Country 

Day School 


Should move into a starting role on a 

veteran offensive line this fall... 

Athleticism and rangy body type 

remind coaches of graduated Co- 

Captain Preston Copley '07. 2006: 

Saw first action after missing freshman 

year due to injury...Appeared in 

three varsity games and two games 

with the jayvees. 2005: Sidelined by 

a foot injury. High School: Three-year letterwinner, helped team to 

14-0 season and Class 3A state title as a senior…Served as a captain…Played 

offensive tackle and defensive end…Named one of top 

30 recruits in St. Louis area as a senior…First team all-state selection 

as a senior for both offense and defense…Also named to allleague 

first team and All-Metro second team in his final season… 

All-league honorable mention as a junior…Lettered three years in 

basketball and one in track…Team won Class 3A state title in basketball 

his freshman year with a 32-3 record…Named first team academic 

all-state as a senior...Captained both football and basketball 

teams as a senior. Personal: Spent winter term of sophomore year 

studying in New Zealand...Born in Princeton, N.J….Father, Kent, 

played water polo at Brown...Both parents are Brown grads...Did an 

internship at Anheuser Busch in St. Louis.

JASON REID CB/RB Sr 5-10 175 


Hometown: Ringoes, N.J. 


High School: Hunterdon Central 


A good athlete who can play on 

either side of the ball...Spent most of 

his first three years in the secondary 

but played running back last spring... 

Carried four times for 18 yards in 

final Green-White game. 2006: Got 

into five games, mostly in special 

teams situations. 2005: Saw first 

varsity action against Penn. High 

School: Earned 11 varsity letters 

with three in football, four in track and field and four in winter 

track...Captained football team as a senior...Played tailback and corner 

for 2001 and 2002 Skyland Conference champions...First team 

all-area and all-conference defensive back as a senior...Offensive 

MVP as a senior...Named most explosive back in West Jersey... 

Selected school's top scholar-athlete...Voted to Sunshine All-Star 

game. Personal: May pursue a career in sports business...Studied in 

Dunedin, New Zealand, taking an astronomy course and English 

course on Harry Potter and the Lord of the Rings. 

BRIAN SCULLIN P Jr 6-5 215 

Hometown: Alexandria, Va. 


High School: St. Stephen's & 

St. Agnes 

Major: Religion/History 

Has the leg to be among the best 

punters in the Ivy League... 

Consistency is critical... A former 

quarterback with a strong arm...Also 

serves as Dartmouth's holder for 

placements. 2006: Increased average 

four yards from the previous season 

to 35.4...Kicked five times for a 

41.2 average in finale at Princeton... 

Averaged 41.0 yards on five kicks at Columbia...Completed both 

pass attempts off kicking situations. 2005: Kicked nine times for a 

31.4 average but had two blocked. High School: Lettered for three 

years and served as captain during his time at St. Stephens & St. 

Agnes from 2002-05…Attended St. John's College High School 

from 2000-02…Played quarterback, free safety, kicker and punter… 

Won the 2004 Nike accuracy contest for quarterbacks hosted by the 

University of Virginia…Completed 46.9 percent of his throws with 

11 touchdowns...Named first team all-state as a senior after making 

the All-Interstate Athletic Conference first team as a junior… 

Lettered for one year in basketball. Personal: Father, Bob, competed 

in the javelin at Georgetown, and mother, Lizanne, was a basketball 

player for the Hoyas…Something that will surprise people: 

“During my sophomore year in high school, I got a severe concussion 

and had amnesia for about a month.” 

NATHANIEL SERVIS RB Jr 5-10 200 

Hometown: Milwaukee, Wis. 


High School: University School 

of Milwaukee 


Will vie to be the primary ballcarrier 

this fall...A tough runner with a good 

burst and the ability to go the distance...Has 

regained much of the 

considerable weight he lost while sitting 

out his freshman year with 

injury. 2006: Appeared in six games, 

rushing 11 times for 45 yards with a 

long carry of 11 yards...Caught three 

passes for 12 yards...Carried four times for 20 yards at Cornell and 

five times for 17 yards and one touchdown a week later in the overtime 

win against Brown...TD was a four-yard run at the start of the 

fourth quarter. 2005: Missed season because of injury but remained 

with team filming and helping out at practice. High School: 

Earned three letters…Team captain as senior…Three-time team 

MVP rushed for 4,560 yards and 57 touchdowns on 503 carries during 

career…Played tailback, safety, linebacker and wide receiver, and 

also returned kicks and punts…Conference player-of-the-year and 

first team all-conference as a senior…Named first team all-state and 

first team all-region by Wisconsin Football Coaches Association as a 

senior…Named honorable mention all-state by Milwaukee Journal- 

Sentinel and Associated Press as senior, and also named first team 

all-suburban and second team all-area…Second team all-conference 

as sophomore and junior…Second team all-suburban as junior… 

Helped team to conference championship as sophomore…Lettered 

three years in hockey…Helped team win four regional and sectional 

championships in hockey…Lettered two years in baseball and one 

year in track and field…Regional champ in 200-meters dash as a 

junior. Personal: Father, Jeff, played hockey at St. Lawrence 

University...Enjoys cooking. 

Brian Scullin 

Scullin's Punting Statistics 

Year No. Ave Long I-20 Blk 

2005 9 31.4 44 2 2 

2006 49 35.4 57 11 0 

TOTALS 58 34.8 57 13 2 

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JEFFREY SMITH DE So 6-3 240 

P A G E 68 


Hometown: Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. 


High School: Jacksonville Episcopal 

Impressed coaches with his ability to 

come off the edge...Will push for 

playing time this fall. 2006: Played 

in two varsity games...Was having a 

solid season with the jayvees until 

being sidelined by an injury against 

Milford Academy. High School: 

Two-time captain and four-year letterwinner 

on the gridiron at 

Episcopal... Won two letters and 

captained the weightlifting team and 

earned two more letters on the mat as a wrestler...Participated in the 

Northeast Florida Shrine Bowl all-star game...Selected honorable 

mention All-First Coast and one of the Top-10 defensive linemen in 

Jacksonville as a senior...Honored as a Duval County all-academic 

football team member...Finished sixth in the nation in the 2004 

USA weightlifting school age national championships. Personal: 

Has a twin brother...Grandfather, Al Marr, played football at Bradley 

University and was drafted by the Detroit Lions in 1955...Uncle, 

Dale Marr, played two years at the Air Force Academy and cousin, 

Kyle Marr, is a senior high jumper at Arizona...Big fan of the 

Jacksonville Jaguars and country music. 

Hudson Smythe 

HUDSON SMYTHE RB Jr 6-3 215 

Hometown: Menlo Park, Calif. 


High School: Sacred Heart Prep 

Major: Geography 

Leads all Big Green returnees in rushing 

yardage...A big back who hopes to 

play at 220 pounds this fall...Runs with 

“lean” that helps him avoid lost 

yardage. 2006: Carried 70 times for 

231 yards and four touchdowns before 

being sidelined over the final three 

games with a neck injury...Ran for 67 

yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries 

against Holy Cross (one of two 20carry 

games)...Had 48 yards and two 

TD's against Columbia...Gained 43 

yards on eight carries against Yale... Long-gainer was 17 yards...Caught 

five passes for 14 yards. 2005: Had three carries for 16 yards with the 

jayvees after battling back from an ankle injury. High School: Threeyear 

letterwinner, two-year captain… Led team to 2004 Private Schools 

Athletic League championship and Bay Bowl victory…Played tailback 

and linebacker while also kicking and punting…Named first team allleague 

as junior and senior before being named league MVP as a senior…Selected 

for All-Mid-Peninsula team and was All-Palo Alto Daily 

News selection as punter…School's sophomore and junior athlete-ofthe-year 

before being named overall athlete-of-the-year as a senior…Ran 

for 121 yards, caught a 23-yard TD pass, threw an 18-yard option TD 

pass and kicked five PATs in one game... League batting champ in baseball 

as a junior, when he was named first team all-league…Helped team 

go 27-1 in the PSAL as a sophomore and junior. Personal: Geography 

major is modified with economics... Studied Spanish in Puebla, Mexico 

last winter...Enjoys waterskiing, mountain biking and baseball...Favorite 

summer job was helping coach football at his high school...Interned this 

summer with Sportsmark (hospitality program for Gillette) at the World 

Cup finals in Berlin...Was a nationally ranked cyclist before concentrating 

on football...Finished seventh in the road race at the junior national 

championship when he was 14...Finished second in age group at the 

California State Championships in both the criterium and time trial. 

JOSH SPEICHER LB Jr 6-0 225 

Hometown: Boston, Mass. 


High School: Boston Latin 

School 


A tough player who fought hard to 

get his chance...Can long snap... 

2006: Slowed by a pulled hamstring 

in the preseason...Proved to be a 

playmaker with the jayvee team. 

2005: Spent season with the 

jayvees. High School: Finished 

ninth in the state meet as a senior 

throwing the javelin more than 160 

feet for Boston Latin. Personal: In addition to life-guarding, has 

worked as a mover during the summer...Won a Class VI prize for 

classics at Boston Latin...Great-grandfather was a general in the 

Chinese Nationalist Army...Did an exchange program for three 

weeks in Strasbourg, France when he was 14... Spent a term in 

Dunedin, New Zealand studying astronomy and fantasy literature.

COLE SPRINGER RB Jr 6-3 205 


Hometown: McDonough, Ga. 


High School: Eagle's Landing 

Christian Academy 


Moved to wide receiver in spring ball 

because of depth problems and 

quickly found a home...A talented 

athlete not unused to position 

switches...Was a running back who 

shifted to quarterback in high 

school...Returned to running back as 

a Dartmouth freshman...Full name: 

Ryan Cole Springer…. 2006: Ran 

15 times for 55 yards with the jayvees...Caught two balls for 25 

more yards...2005: Leading rusher on the jayvee team, carried 17 

times for 94 yards and a 5.5-yard average in three games. High 

School: Tossed 13 touchdown passes and was voted best athlete in 

his region of Georgia as a senior at Eagle's Landing Christian 

Academy in McDonough…Led ELCA to 8-3 record in the school's 

first season in the Georgia High School Association. 

Favorite Actor: Burt Reynolds 

Favorite Book: The Bible 

Favorite Hobby: Tennis 

Favorite Quote: Colossians 3:23: “And whatsoever ye do, do it heartily, 

as to the Lord, and not unto men.” 

Favorite Course: Architecture 

Favorite Professor: Sara Chaney (Writing) 

ALEX STONEHOUSE OG So 6-2 305 

Hometown: West Allis, Wis. 


High School: Central 

A top backup as a freshman, will add 

depth and a physical presence to the 

line this fall. 2006: Spent season 

with the jayvee team. High School: 

Won four letters in football and three 

in track, captaining both teams... 

Football went 8-4 in his sophomore 

and junior seasons, making it to the 

Final 8 in the state both years, something 

only two schools in Wisconsin 

could claim...Played left tackle on 

offense and nose tackle on defense...Chosen first-team All- 

Conference as a senior and offensive lineman of the year in the 

Milwaukee-area's Greater Metro Conference...Honorable mention 

all-state and first-team all-regional as a senior...Holds school's sophomore 

shot put record and has earned all-conference honors in track. 

Personal: Father, Fred Stonehouse, is a well-known painter whose 

work has appeared in galleries in Los Angeles, New York and elsewhere. 

JONATHAN SUMMERS OT So 6-5 300 

Hometown: Santa Monica, Calif. 



Has improved speed and agility by 

losing weight...Brings excellent size 

and pass-protection skill to offensive 

line. 2006: Played in one varsity 

game...Spent season with the jayvee 

team. High School: Earned two 

varsity letters each in football and 

track at Los Angeles powerhouse 

Loyola...Helped Loyola to the 2005 

CIF Division I championship with a 

10-4 record...Selected Loyola's 2005 

offensive lineman-of-the-year and Serra League honorable mention...Nominated 

for California all-state as a senior...Graduated from 

same high school as teammates Ian Wilson and Casey Frost... 

Captained Loyola track team. Personal: One of five senior members 

of the Loyola track team attending Ivy League schools this fall... 

Father, Steve Summers, set University of Washington shot record of 

65-11 in 1979, a mark that still stands...Father went to World 

University Games in '79 and was eighth in the 1980 Olympic Trials. 

EDWARD TABASKY OG Jr 6-3 290 

Hometown: Ormond Beach, Fla. 


High School: Mainland 


A strong player who will push for a 

prime role on the offensive line. 

2006: Saw time in four of season's 

final five games. 2005: Spent most 

of his time with the jayvees but saw 

varsity action against Brown. High 

School: Earned four letters…Served 

as team captain…Helped squad to 

13-1 record and 5A state championship 

as junior…Team went 30-0 in 

district play while winning district title each year during career… 

Helped team win 5A regional championship each of final three seasons…First 

team all-county as junior and senior…Third team allstate 

as junior and second team all-state as senior…First team All- 

Central Florida as a senior…Two-time Sprint scholar-athlete… 

Named to 2005 FHSAA academic all-state team…Selected for 

Califlorida Bowl All-Star team in 2004…One of 50 student-athletes 

to be named Old Spice Red Zone player-of-the-year in 

2004…Lettered four years in weightlifting and one in track and 

field…Salutatorian of his high school class…Class president as junior 

and senior. 

Favorite Musical Act: Sevendusk and Fall Out Boy 

Favorite Book: Angels and Demons (Dan Brown) 

Favorite Professor at Dartmouth: Siobhan Milde (Chemistry) 

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ALEXANDER TOTH OT So 6-5 285 

P A G E 70 


Hometown: Bronxville, N.Y. 


High School: Bronxville 

Brings good height and weight to the 

offensive line...Will add depth this 

year and push for time when this 

year's veteran group graduates. 

2006: Gained seasoning with the 

jayvee team. High School: Named 

first team Class C all-state by the 

New York State Sportswriters 

Association along with current teammate 

Michael Dearwester of Rye 

Neck...A member of the 2005 

Golden Dozen scholar-athlete team and chosen a scholar-athlete by 

the Westchester Chapter of the National Football Foundation...An 

all-section and all-league player and one of New York Metro's top 

twenty football recruits as named by School Sports magazine... 

Earned three letters on the gridiron, four in lacrosse and two in track 

and field...Was also voted all-league in lacrosse and for the shot 

put...Helped Bronxville go 7-2 overall and 5-1 in the conference his 

senior year, with two sacks and a fumble recovery...Personal: Enjoys 

whitewater kayaking...Named an Associated Press scholar with distinction 

in high school...A National Merit Commended Scholar, 

earned Bronxville High's academic achievement award. 

ANDREW von KUHN WR Jr 6-3 210 

Hometown: Birmingham, Ala. 


High School: Mountain Brook 

Major: Religion 

Has been slowed by a knee injury... 

Another of the lanky receivers that 

dot the Big Green roster. 2006: Had 

six catches for 64 yards with a long 

of 23...Caught three balls for 29 

yards at Penn and two for 26 the 

next week against Yale...23-yard TD 

reception late in the third quarter 

against Yale pulled Big Green within 

five points of the eventual Ivy 

League co-champions. 2005: Caught one pass for five yards in six 

games with the varsity...Reception was against Penn...Latched onto 

four balls for 46 yards with the jayvees...Slowed by injury late in the 

season. High School: Three-year letterwinner…Played tight end 

and wide receiver…Led team to Region 7 championships and a 

combined 24-3 record as a sophomore and junior…Named one of 

Alabama's “Best of the Rest” as a senior…Also lettered in golf. 

Personal: Born in Greenwich, Conn....Bicycled from Seattle to San 

Francisco...Interested in a career in banking or sports management...Studied 

in New Zealand sophomore winter...Member of 

National Society of Collegiate Scholars. 

TIM WHEELER OG Sr 6-4 298 

Hometown: Duluth, Minn. 


High School: Duluth East 


Honored as Dartmouth's most 

improved offensive lineman during 

spring practice...Development has 

made him a strong candidate to 

claim one of the openings on the 

offensive line this fall...Has dropped 

weight and increased strength. 

2006: For the second year in a row 

moved into a starting role due to 

injury...Ended up starting season's 

final four games. 2005: Took Jared Dowdakin's place against Brown 

when Taylor Layman's injury forced Dowdakin to move to center... 

Helped give Josh Cohen more time in the pocket than he had in 

most games…Started finale against Princeton. 2004: Played against 

Holy Cross at midseason and later against Brown and Princeton. 

High School: Won three letters in football and five in skiing, captaining 

the latter team...Two-time Duluth News Tribune all-area 

pick on gridiron...First team all-conference and all-area as a junior 

and senior...Second team all-state offense and honorable mention 

all-state defense as a senior...Competed in the slalom on three state 

qualifying alpine ski teams...Made academic all-state as a skier... 

Won his school's President's Service Award and was a member of 

Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Junior Buddies, Junior Rotarian 

and DECA organizations. Personal: Cousins, Morgan Burns '93, 

and Scott Burns '97, also attended Dartmouth...Cousin, Andy 

Wheeler, played hockey at Wisconsin...Grandfather, Hubert 

Wheeler, played football at Northwestern…Grandfather, John 

Pomeroy, played football and baseball at Colby...Enjoys singing... 

Hopes to own his own business...Studied astronomy and took a fantasy 

literature class while studying in Dunedin, New Zealand. 

Tim Wheeler

MIKE WHITTICOM LB Sr 5-10 230 


Hometown: Montrose, Colo. 


High School: Bridgton Academy 


A physical and aggressive player who 

has injected himself into the linebacker 

picture with strong play last 

fall and in the spring. 2006: Posted 

14 tackles including five against Ivy 

co-champion Yale...Three stops each 

against Penn and Cornell...Had a 

tackle for a loss at Penn and forced a 

fumble against the Quakers...Played 

in all 10 games. 2005: Appeared in 

nine games...Credited with 14 tackles 

including six against UNH... Among team leaders in strength 

testing. High School: Won three letters in football as a linebacker 

and running back...Graduated from Montrose High before attending 

Bridgton Academy...Was captain, defensive player of the year and allconference 

at Montrose... Class valedictorian and Hugh Award winner 

for leadership at Bridgton. Personal: Brother, Jamie Whitticom 

'96, was a defensive back for the Big Green...Brother, Jon 

Whitticom, played for Princeton... President of the Spanish Club at 

Montrose, he attended San Juan De La Cruz high school in Madrid 

in 2001-02...Would like to run his own business...Has studied in 

New Zealand. 

Whitticom's Defensive Statistics 


2005 3 11 14 0 0 

2006 9 5 14 1 0 

TOTALS 12 16 28 1 0 

JOHARI WIGGINS LB Jr 6-1 210 

Hometown: Durham, N.C. 


High School: Charles E. Jordan 


An athletic linebacker who shows 

flashes of brilliance but needs to 

improve consistency. 2006: Played 

with the jayvee team but saw action 

with the varsity against UNH... 

Posted one double-figure tackles 

game with jayvees. 2005: Had a 

monster game in the final jayvee 

contest of last season against 

Bridgton, accounting for more than 

20 tackles and picking off a pass... 

Had six tackles in the final five minutes of the first half of that contest. 

High School: Lettered for three years…Middle linebacker set 

school record with 172 tackles as a senior…Named first team allconference 

and first team all-area as a senior…Also lettered twice in 

track, where he competed in triple jump, long jump, 110 hurdles 

and 300 hurdles...Fifteen high school teammates have gone on to 

play college football. Personal: Brother, Kyle, played football at 

Randolph-Macon (Va.) College…Was in high school marching 

band…One of eight children...Has Ukrainian ancestry. 

MILAN WILLIAMS RB Jr 5-9 175 

Hometown: Mobile, Ala. 


High School: UMS-Wright Prep 


Top returning all-purpose yardage 

gainer...Has potential to be a big-play 

performer...Could see more time 

split wide this fall. 2006: Missed 

much of camp and was slowed early 

by hand injury...Ran for 175 yards 

and three touchdowns...Two scores 

came at Cornell when he carried 11 

times for a season-high 55 yards... 

Caught 19 passes for 152 yards to 

top all receivers out of the backfield...Hauled in five passes for 52 

yards at Cornell to go over 100 total yards against the Big Red... 

Brought back 20 kickoffs for an 18.2 average and returned four 

punts. 2005: Second-leading rusher last year with 38 carries for 190 

yards and a 4.7 average...Collected 44 yards on five carries against 

UNH and 48 yards and one touchdown on four runs against 

Harvard...Had a long of 35 and one TD...Caught 12 passes for 102 

yards with a long of 32...Also carried five times for 14 yards with the 

jayvees in his first year on campus. High School: Three-time letterwinner…Team 

captain…Led team to three area titles and 38-4 mark 

in three seasons…Team was 14-1 and won state championship his 

sophomore year…Twice named first team all-state…First team allregion 

selection as a senior after being an honorable mention as a 

junior…As a senior, Mobile player-of-the-year and Optimist playerof-the-year…Had 

one game where he scooted for 238 yards and had 

six touchdown runs (three on runs of 39, 49 and 49 yards)...Racked 

up 1,662 rushing yards as a senior…Also an all-state sprinter and 

long and triple jumper. Personal: Cousin, Dwight Williams, played 

football at Alabama State…Cousin, Derrick Williams, played basketball 

for Birmingham Southern…Cousin, Jermaine Locke, played 

football at Southern University...Was a better baseball player than 

football player when he was younger.. 

Williams' Rushing Statistics 


2005 38 190 4.7 1 35 

2006 63 175 2.8 3 18 

TOTALS 101 365 3.6 4 35 

Williams' Receiving Statistics 


2005 12 102 8.5 0 32 

2006 19 152 8.0 0 28 

Totals 31 254 8.2 0 32 

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MICHAEL WU DT So 6-0 265 

P A G E 72 


Hometown: San Mateo, Calif. 


High School: Aragon 

Adds much-valued depth on the 

defensive front. 2006: Walked on to 

the team and spent season with the 

jayvee squad. High School: Helped 

Aragon to a 7-0 league record (9-3 

overall) and a Peninsula Athletic 

League championship as a junior... 

Captained team to a 7-0 mark (9-2 

overall) and another PAL title last 

year...Also lettered two years in 

track...Selected first-team, all-league 

and all-county as a senior...Honorable mention All-Metro...Tapped as 

Most Inspirational...A Mateo County Times Athlete of the Week and 

honorable mention all-county as a junior. Personal: Born in 

Carrollton, Texas...Served as president of Aragon Service Club... 

Plays violin and piano. 

ROBERT (BO) YANKER C So 6-2 300 

Hometown: Atlanta, Ga. 


High School: The Lovett School 

Major: Biology 

Listed at 20 pounds heavier than a 

year ago...Brings depth to the O-line. 

2006: Spent season with the junior 

varsity. High School: A football and 

wrestling captain at the same high 

school that sent two-time captain 

Clayton Smith '05 and 

lineman/Olympic shot put silver 

medalist Adam Nelson '97 to 

Hanover...Earned three letters in 

football and two in wrestling at Lovett...Football squad made the 

state Sweet 16 last fall when it finished 8-4...Chosen to the 

Northern Atlanta Fabulous Four...Academic all-state pick as a senior...All-state 

pick and state semifinalist on the mat as a senior 

wrestler...State qualifier the year before...Helped wrestling team run 

streak of appearances in state's top three to 30 years (with 11 titles). 

Personal: Biology major will concentrate in ecological studies... 

Worked a summer for TimberSTAR (one of the top 10 Non- 

Industrial Timberland Investors and Managers)...Plans to study in 

Costa Rica and Cayman Islands this winter...Interested in a career 

in business...National Hispanic scholar... Father, Rob Yanker, is a 

Harvard grad. 

CHARLES (CHUCK) ZODDA KSp Jr 5-7 165 

Hometown: Framingham, Mass. 


High School: St. Mark's School 


Left-footed kicker who played soccer 

before walking on to the football 

team...Won most improved kicker 

award during spring practice...Just 

missed a 50-yarder at the end of one 

of the two spring Green-White 

games...Will make a strong bid at 

handling placements this fall. 2006: 

Went 8-for-8 on extra point tries 

with the jayvee team. 2005: Played 

soccer. High School: Team captain as a senior... First team All- 

League selection in 2004... Also played baseball... Co-founder of the 

school radio station... Personal: Father, Alfred, ran track at Duke.

CHARLES BAY DE Fr 6-3 235 

CLASS OF 2011 



High School: Wheeler 

Chosen to the All-Cobb County first team...Named to the Georgia 

Athletic Coaches Association all-star game...An honorable-mention 

pick to the Georgia Class 5A all-star team by both the Associated 

Press and Atlanta Journal-Constitution...Helped Wheeler win first 

regional title since 1997...Had offers from Elon and William & 

Mary. 

FRANCIS (BUDDY) BENADERET DE Fr 6-3 235 

Hometown: Palo Alto, Calif. 


High School: Palo Alto 

Central Coast Section player-of-the-year for schools spanning from 

San Francisco to Gilroy...Chosen defensive line MVP of the SCVAL 

De Anza Division last year...Seven sacks, two blocked field goals, 

one blocked punt and three fumble recoveries as a senior...Ran one 

fumble back 88 yards for a touchdown...Had 16 catches for 302 

yards at tight end...Team defeated Dartmouth classmate Tim 

Vanderet's Homestead squad last fall...Given name is Francis 

Richard Benaderet III. 

ANTHONY (T.J.) CAMERON RB Fr 5-11 197 

Hometown: Greenwich, Conn. 


High School: Greenwich 

Fractured ankle in first game cost him rest of senior year...Captain 

of team that went on to win state title...All-conference and secondteam 

all-state as a junior when he scored 17 touchdowns...Was a 

teammate of Dartmouth sophomore fullback Tom Brown at 

Greenwich...Runs the 40 in 4.4 seconds...Chose Dartmouth over 

Penn...Good athlete who lettered in lacrosse and basketball... 

Homecoming King as senior...Given name is Anthony J. Cameron. 

MICHAEL CUMMINGS TE Fr 6-5 240 

Hometown: McLean, Va. 


High School: Deerfield Academy 

Earned best lineman award at Deerfield...An honorable-mention, alldistrict 

choice at tight end as a senior...Caught 21 passes for 300 

yards with four touchdowns as a senior...Chosen to the all-district 

choir...Twice sang with groups performing for the Supreme Court... 

Father, Daniel, is a member of the Dartmouth Class of 1975. 

WILL DEEVY QB Fr 6-5 210 

Hometown: Englewood, Colo. 


High School: Kent Denver 

Completed 115-of-233 passes for 1,813 yards and 19 touchdowns in 

two years as a starter...Ran for another 163 yards...Played on same 

high school team as Dartmouth sophomore receiver Ian Ferrell... 

Three letters each in football and basketball, captaining both 

sports...Basketball teammate of Dartmouth guard Robbie Pride... 

Father, Brian, is Dartmouth Class of '77...Two uncles and grandfather 

also attended Dartmouth. 

KEVIN de REGT WR Fr 5-9 170 

Hometown: Stamford, Conn. 


High School: King & Low-Heywood Thomas School 

Won three letters in football and served as captain final season... 

Two-time pick to the all-league honorable-mention team...Won football 

team's Coach's Award as a senior...Earned four letters in baseball 

and twice served as captain...Earned Knights of Columbus 

scholar-athlete Award...High school teammate of Dartmouth sophomore 

linebacker Marlon Alebiosu...Brother, Brian, is on the Trinity 

crew. 

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KEVIN GALLAGHER TE Fr 6-3 235 

P A G E 74 

CLASS OF 2011 

Hometown: Princeton, N.J. 


High School: Hun School 

Helped Hun School to back-to-back Mid-Atlantic Prep League titles 

with 7-2 records...Four-year letterwinner and captain as a senior... 

Caught 15 passes for 189 yards with two touchdowns his final 

year...Had 39 tackles and four sacks on defense...Named to all-state 

first team for offense in the prep school classification by several 

publications...Earned Hun Football Coach's Award...Hun “Ironman” 

all four years...Played three years of baseball...Brother, Patrick, is a 

junior defensive lineman at Princeton. 

CHARLES GRANT LB Fr 6-0 210 

Hometown: Byfield, Mass. 


High School: Governor Dummer Academy 

Linebacker helped Governor Dummer open with six consecutive 

wins before finishing the year 7-2…A linebacker who also has 

played defensive end…Deferred admission to Dartmouth for a year 

to attend prep school in England where he played rugby…Father, 

Bob Grant '79, was defenseman and teammate/classmate of Coach 

Buddy Teevens on Dartmouth hockey team that took third place in 

NCAA hockey tournament in 1979. 

TYLER GREEN DE Fr 6-4 255 

Hometown: Concord, Mass. 


High School: Middlesex School 

All-ISL first team and All-New England Class C first team as a senior...Chosen 

for 2007 Massachusetts Allepo Shrine North team... 

earned four letters in baseball and three in football...Attended New 

Hampshire's Souhegan High School from 2003-05, helping the 

school go 11-1 and win a state title while lining up at defensive 

end...Considered Harvard and Brown in the Ivy League and 

Syracuse and Connecticut before choosing Dartmouth. 

SPENCER HOOD LB Fr 6-2 210 

Hometown: Carlsbad, Calif. 


High School: Carlsbad 

Scholar-athlete-of-the-year and defensive football player-of-the-year 

at Carlsbad...Helped high school to a pair of CIF championships in 

the Avocado League...In addition to linebacker, also punted...Twin 

brother, Gordon, will play water polo at Brown...Selected for the 

Peer Advocate program at his high school as a sounding board for 

peers facing difficult problems. 

LUCAS (LUKE) HUSSEY DB Fr 6-0 195 

Hometown: Seattle, Wash. 


High School: Lakeside School 

Chosen All-Metro Mountain Division first team on defense after 

making 82 tackles, picking off three passes and recovering three 

fumbles for a small school that plays up a division...Metro Mountain 

Division honorable-mention selection at quarterback after throwing 

for 367 yards and rushing for another 194...Averaged more than 35 

yards punting...Also lettered in soccer during the spring, making 

Metro Mountain Division second team as a midfielder....Captained 

both football and soccer as a senior...Both parents, two uncles, 

grandfather and great-grandfather graduated from Dartmouth. 

CHASE JENSEN TE Fr 6-3 235 

Hometown: La Jolla, Calif. 


High School: The Bishop School 

Named to the California Interscholastic Federation all-state second 

team for small schools as a senior...All-Coast Conference first 

team...Also played linebacker...Can long snap...Earned three letters 

each in football and lacrosse...San Diego Union Tribute scholar-athlete...Coached 

youth lacrosse...Likes to surf, wakeboard and snowboard...Grandfather 

played football at Cornell...No relation to Steve 

Jensen '05, the Ivy League rookie-of the-Year in 2001, also graduate 

of The Bishop School.

ALEX JOHNS LB Fr 6-4 233 

CLASS OF 2011 

Hometown: Washington, D.C. 


High School: Gonzaga College H.S. 

DC Sportsfan first-team linebacker...Had nine sacks among his 79 

tackles...Also played defensive end...Recovered two fumbles and 

caught a TD pass at tight end...Earned three letters in football and 

two in track...Grandfather, Alan Fiers, was a lineman under Woody 

Hayes at Ohio State in the late 1950s. 

DAVID JOHNSON DB Fr 5-10 185 

Hometown: Bronx, N.Y. 


High School: Horace Mann 

Captained Horace Mann football, indoor track and outdoor track 

teams...Led squad in rushing...Had two interceptions and came up 

to record 7.5 sacks playing rover...Has run sub-4.5 in the 40...Ran 

sprints and relays in high school...Won four letters each in football 

and track...Played at the same school that sent tailback-track man 

Ikechi Ogbonna '06 to Dartmouth...Coached by Ikechi's brother, 

Charles Ogbonna, at Horace Mann. 

MATTHEW KELLY KSp Fr 6-3 185 

Hometown: Tampa, Fla. 


High School: Tampa Catholic 

Converted 41 of 43 extra points as a senior and 68 of 73 over his 

final two seasons...Hit 4 of 6 field goals last fall with only misses 

from 47 and 49 yards...Also punted for a 42.0 average as a senior... 

Four-year starter in soccer...Lettered in cross country, also ran relays 

and high jumps in track...Lived in France for four years and learned 

to ski in the Alps...Tampa Bay Catholic Boys scholar-athlete-of-theyear...Grandfather 

played basketball at Georgetown in 1940s and 

father played as Oswego State in mid-70s. 

DONALD KEPHART KSp Fr 5-11 200 

Hometown: Lafayette, Calif. 


High School: Acalanes 

Selected to the all-league first team as a kicker in junior year and allleague 

first team as a punter in senior year...Honorable-mention 

kicker last fall and honorable-mention punter as a junior...Converted 

38-of-40 extra points as a senior...Averaged 64.9 yards on kickoffs 

with 33 touchbacks...Credited with a 45.1 punting average last 

fall...won four letters in football and served two years as captain... 

Throws shot and discus in track...An Eagle Scout...Father was a 

gymnast at Stanford. 

ROBERT KRATTIGER WR Fr 5-11 183 

Hometown: Norman, Okla. 


High School: Norman North 

Averaged 19.9 yards on 24 catches last fall...All-district and all-conference 

selection...Team MVP...Invited to Clemson Nike football 

camp...An Oklahoma Coaches Football Association class all-star at 

defensive back...Selected for Jim Thorpe all-star football game... 

Lettered in soccer as a sophomore...Also lettered in track...Norman 

North outstanding scholar-athlete...Member of all-state choir and 

Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 

TIM McMANUS QB Fr 6-0 183 

Hometown: St. Paul, Minn. 


High School: St. Thomas Academy 

A shifty quarterback who can make plays with his feet as well as his 

arm...Set school records with 3,297 passing yards and 26 TD 

throws...All-state, all-metro and all-conference selection...Mr. 

Football finalist...Two-time Minneapolis area player-of-the-week as 

named by several media outlets...Team went 12-2 as a senior, winning 

conference and section titles and making it to the Class 4A 

championship game...Right wing in hockey and outfielder in baseball...Second 

in command of more than 530 cadets at St. Thomas... 

Father was an all-conference player at Drake in the late 80s... 

Mother was a pro figure skater. 

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WILLIAM MONTGOMERY OL Fr 6-5 265 

P A G E 76 

Hometown: The Woodlands, Texas 


High School: The Woodlands College Park 

All-Montgomery County newcomer-of-the-year...First team all-district...Second 

team all-region...Academic all-region...First-team academic 

all-state...Uncle, Mike Montgomery '77, played soccer at 

Dartmouth...Cousin, Colin Montgomery, is class of 2009...an Eagle 

Scout who did a 10-day backpacking trip in Philmont, N.M....Two 

cousins played basketball at Stonehill. 

STEVEN MORRIS DB Fr 6-0 183 

CLASS OF 2011 

Hometown: Hinsdale, Ill. 


High School: Hinsdale Central 

A conference champion sprinter in the 55 meters indoors and the 

100 and 200 outdoors ...Listed as one of the Top 100 prospects in 

the Chicago area by the Sun-Times...Ran for 325 yards and six 

touchdowns averaging 5.5 yards per carry despite a lingering ankle 

problem last fall...Hauled in 15 passes for 271 yards, an average of 

18.1 yards per reception...Two TD catches...Had a 57-yard touchdown 

run two days after suffering a dislocated ankle...Played defensive 

back as well as running back at Central...Helped team to second 

round of the Illinois High School Association playoffs...An 

Illinois state scholar...Won Philip R. Clarke Award as the male citizen 

athlete-of-the-year. 

OGHENETEGA (OTEGA) OGBAN DE Fr 6-4 210 

Hometown: Cincinnati, Ohio 


High School: Summit Country Day 

Rare lineman who also ran cross country in high school...Played post 

on the hardwood for Summit basketball team...Ate 66 wings in 15 

minutes to win third-consecutive chicken chow down fundraiser for 

the Leukemia Lymphoma Society...Consumed 85 as a sophomore. 

MATTHEW OH LB Fr 6-2 215 

Hometown: Addison, Texas 


High School: Greenhill 

Earned four letters in football, team captain senior year...All-conference 

first team selection after making 75 tackles, including 61 

solos...Returned an interception 98 yards for a touchdown...Had six 

sacks and three fumble recoveries...Also won four letters in track 

and field...Ran 100 meters, 4x100 relay and threw shot in track... 

One letter each in lacrosse and basketball...A talented artist...Played 

against fellow Dartmouth freshman John Spradling of Kincaid 

School...Of Korean descent. 

JOHN O'SULLIVAN OL Fr 6-5 270 

Hometown: Merrick, N.Y. 


High School: Calhoun 

Senior defensive player of the year at Calhoun...Member of Golden 

Eleven squad...Earned annual Roy Kessenich Memorial Award as a 

top scholar-athlete...Also competed in lacrosse and indoor track... 

Won indoor shot championship junior and senior years...Studied violin 

for 10 years. 

SHANE PETERLIN OL Fr 6-4 281 

Hometown: Phoenix, Ariz. 


High School: Brophy Prep 

Longsnapper in addition to an offensive lineman...Benches 335 and 

squats 445...Class 5A all-state honorable mention as a senior... 

Second team all-conference...Gave up just one sack in two years... 

Team won state championship in junior year with a 13-1 record... 

Multiple winner of the Arizona Interscholastic Association Dr. Voie 

Stuart Coy Scholar-Athlete Award...Lettered in football, wrestling 

and track...State qualifier as heavyweight wrestler...Chose to wrestle 

to make himself a better football player...Shot putter...Finished 

eighth in state as a junior...Cousin, Doug Mougey, is a quarterback 

at San Diego State.

CHANCE ROBBINS DB Fr 6-0 205 

CLASS OF 2011 

Hometown: Jenks, Okla. 


High School: Jenks 

Team won Oklahoma 6A state title and was nationally ranked... 

Averaged more than 11 tackles per game as a senior...Two-year 

starter on traditional Oklahoma powerhouse...A 6A-4 all-district and 

Coaches Aid all-star selection...Tulsa World all-state and all-metro 

honorable mention linebacker...Given name is Tyler Chance 

Robbins. 

PATRICK SCORAH DB Fr 5-8 205 

Hometown: Washington, D.C. 


High School: St. John's College H.S. 

Three-year letterwinner and team captain as a senior...Lined up both 

at fullback and linebacker...Won team sportsmanship award...Two 

time “weight room king”...Earned two letters in track...Grandfather, 

Haviland Smith '51, played ice hockey and lacrosse at Dartmouth, 

scoring nine goals for the Big Green laxmen against Union in 1951 

and still shares school record for goals in a game...Cousin, Vincent 

Tuohey, wrestled at Harvard and cousin, Richard Tuohey, played 

lacrosse at Brown. 

CARTER SCOTT LB Fr 6-0 215 

Hometown: Columbia, S.C. 


High School: Hammond School 

South Carolina's independent school defensive player-of-the-year... 

“Talking captain” of the Shrine Bowl team...Holds school record for 

single-season tackles (132) and career tackles (432)...Four-year varsity 

player and two-year captain...Also lettered in track and baseball... 

Played golf as a freshman...President of senior class...First Ivy football 

player in 40 years at Hammond... Attended Dartmouth's 

camp…Father played tennis at The Citadel and was on the freshman 

football team but did not play because of injury. 

LANE SHIPLEY DE Fr 6-2 245 

Hometown: Steamboat Springs, Colo. 

Birthday: Jan. 11, 1989 

High School: Steamboat Springs 

Conference lineman-of-the-year...First team all-state defensive end 

as named by the Rocky Mountain News and the Denver Post...Team 

went 10-2 his senior year...Played four years of varsity football and 

captained team his senior year...Three-year pick to the all-state academic 

first team...Wrestled one year...Was No. 1-ranked J-III (13- 

14) downhill ski racer in the U.S....Invited to the U.S. Ski Team 

development camp and the U.S. Olympic Training Center...Twice 

represented the U.S. in the 25-nation Whistler Cup international 

youth ski championship...Also a talented soccer player in adult 

leagues. 

JOHN SPRADLING WR Fr 6-1 185 

Hometown: Houston, Texas 


High School: Kincaid 

Walk-on who had 41 of his team's 78 receptions for 701 yards and 

10 touchdowns last fall...Biggest game came against Dartmouth 

classmate Matthew Oh and his Greenhill School teammates when 

he caught six passes for 143 yards and three touchdowns...Also 

played lacrosse at Kincaid as a midfielder. 

TIM VANDERET WR/TE Fr 6-5 205 

Hometown: Cupertino, Calif. 


High School: Homestead 

First-team All-SCVAL De Anza Division tight end...Played against 

Dartmouth classmate Buddy Benaderet's Palo Alto team in final 

game of the season...Was a power forward on the basketball court... 

Was a pitcher on the baseball team...Shared school's Mustang 

Award, given to Homestead's top male and female athletes. 

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ALEX WODKA OL Fr 6-3 275 

P A G E 78 

CLASS OF 2011 

Hometown: Buffalo Grove, Ill. 


High School: Buffalo Grove 

A three-year varsity starter and four-year letterwinner although he 

didn't play football until eighth grade...Had a chance to walk on at 

Northwestern...First-team all-conference and rated in Top-100 

recruits in Chicagoland...Earned three letters in basketball on a 32- 

5 regional championship team...Visited Brown but canceled a trip to 

Yale after visiting Dartmouth...Interested in a career in medicine. 

JOSEPH ZIMRING RB Fr 6-0 205 

Hometown: St. Louis, Mo. 


High School: Mary Institute 

Three-year letterwinner chosen All-ABC for the second year in a 

row...Team went 35-2 over his varsity career...Captained team as a 

senior...Has lined up at running back and fullback...Class president 

as a junior and senior...Won Glory of Missouri Award for the charitable 

works he initiated through a group called Students Working 

Around Town (SWAT)...Scuba dives...Early decision admit. 

Joe Battaglia (33) vs. Yale 

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 

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Josh Curcio (KUR-see-oh) 

Kevin de Regt (dee-REHT) 

Andrew Dete (DEE-tee) 

Jared Dowdakin (DOW-da-kin) 

Malcolm Freberg (FREE-berg) 

Ben Goeke (GO-key) 

Max Heiges (HIGH-guess) 

Rehan Muttalib (RAY-han muh-TALL-ib) 

Evan Nogay (no-GAY) 

Oghenetega (Otega) Ogban (Oh-HEN-e-tay-gah AHG-ban) 

Peter Piderman (PEE-der-man) 

John Pircon (PEER-son) 

Andrew Seidman (SIDE-man) 

Josh Speicher (SPY-sher) 

Alex Toth (TOETH) 

Andrew von Kuhn (CUNE) 

Chuck Zodda (ZOH-dah)

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2006 

Name Pos Cl Hgt Wgt School/Hometown 

Muhammad Abdul-Shakoor* CB So 5-10 175 Clarkston/Stone Mountain, Ga. 

Dustin Adkins C Jr 6-6 302 Hawthorne/Hawthorne, Fla. 

Marlon Alebiosu* LB/DE So 6-1 210 King & Low Heywood Thomas School/Stamford, Conn. 

Taylor Babcock* DE Jr 6-2 230 Weston/Weston, Conn. 

Tony Bates* LB Jr 6-1 215 Hammonton/Hammonton, N.J. 

Joe Battaglia * LB Sr 6-1 230 Christian Brothers Academy/Manlius, N.Y. 

Charles Bay DE Fr 6-3 235 Wheeler/Marietta, Ga. 

Francis (Buddy) Benaderet DE Fr 6-3 230 Palo Alto/Palo Alto, Calif. 

Tom Bennewitz QB Sr 6-1 195 Weston/Weston, Conn. 

Landon Bergner LB Jr 6-0 210 Holyoke/Holyoke, Colo. 

Chris Blanco* CB Sr 5-9 170 Servite/La Mirada, Calif. 

Jason Blydell* CB Sr 5-11 190 Swampscott /Nahant, Mass. 

Mark Brogna* TE Sr 6-3 250 Amador Valley/Pleasanton, Calif. 

Kyle Brong* DT So 6-3 280 Lehighton/Lehighton, Pa. 

Thomas Brown FB So 6-0 220 Greenwich/Cos Cob, Conn. 

James (Chris) Burns* RB So 5-9 175 The Woodlands/The Woodlands, Texas 

Anthony (T.J.) Cameron RB Fr 5-11 197 Greenwich/Greenwich, Conn. 

Kyle Cavanaugh* FS Jr 6-2 186 Wayne Hills/Wayne, N.J. 

Josh Cohen* QB Jr 6-4 220 Conestoga/Berwyn, Pa. 

Julian Collins* RB Sr 6-0 215 Monmouth Regional/Tinton Falls, N.J. 

Dan Cook* DE Sr 6-2 240 Gordon Tech/Chicago, Ill. 

Maxwell Copello* DT Jr 6-1 295 St. Mary's/Stockton, Calif. 

Justin Cottrell* LB Sr 6-0 230 Mainland Regional/Somers Point, N.J. 

Michael Cummings TE Fr 6-5 240 Deerfield Academy/McLean, Va. 

Richard Cummings* DT Jr 6-3 260 Christian Brothers Acad./North Syracuse, N.Y. 

Josh Curcio DT Jr 6-4 285 Plantation/Plantation, Fla. 

Nicholas Danford SS Jr 5-11 185 St. Thomas Aquinas/Rollinsford, N.H. 

Jack D'Angelo* DT Sr 6-4 280 New Trier/Northfield, Ill. 

Michael Dearwester SS So 6-1 205 Rye Neck/Mamaroneck, N.Y. 

Will Deevy QB Fr 6-5 210 Kent Denver/Englewood, Colo. 

Kevin de Regt WR Fr 5-9 170 King & Low Heywood Thomas School/Stamford, Conn. 

Andrew Dete* LB Jr 6-1 220 Marist School/Marietta, Ga. 

Elliott Dial DT Sr 6-1 293 Sumter/Sumter, S.C. 

Josh Doherty DT So 6-3 250 Silver Lake Regional/Halifax, Mass. 

Matthew Dornak CB So 5-11 195 Westlake/Austin, Texas 

Jared Dowdakin* OG Sr 6-2 295 Boylan Catholic/Winnebago, Ill. 

Matt Dratch* DT Sr 6-3 245 Avon Old Farms School/South Salem, N.Y. 

Benjamin Duke OT Jr 6-5 302 Satsuma/Satsuma, Ala. 

Erik Estabrook* KSp Jr 6-4 205 Christian Brothers Academy/Syracuse, N.Y. 

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2007 DARTMOUTH FOOTBALL ROSTER 


Brian Evans* WR Sr 6-1 195 Fairfield/Fairfield, Texas 

Ian Ferrell WR So 6-5 215 Kent Denver School/Denver, Colo. 

Malcolm Freberg DE Jr 6-2 215 Walton/Marietta, Ga. 

Casey Frost SS Jr 6-3 215 Loyola/Lawndale, Calif. 

Kevin Gallagher TE Fr 6-3 235 Hun School/Princeton, N.J. 

Philip Galligan* WR Jr 5-11 175 Campolindo/Moraga, Calif. 

Cullen Gilchrist* DE Sr 6-5 260 Dartmouth/Dartmouth, Mass. 

Zechariah Glaize* LB So 6-2 205 Landmark Christian/Fairburn, Ga. 

Ben Goeke* OT Sr 6-4 311 Lake Forest Academy/Chevy Chase, Md. 

Corey Goff FS Jr 6-2 210 The Hill School/Pottstown, Pa. 

Charles Grant LB Fr 6-0 210 Governor Dummer Academy/Byfield, Mass. 

Tyler Green DE Fr 6-4 255 Middlesex School/Concord, Mass. 

Max Heiges QB So 6-3 212 Novato/Tiburon, Calif. 

Brendan Holm WR Sr 6-5 220 Saint Joseph/Victoria, Texas 

Spencer Hood LB Fr 6-2 210 Carlsbad/Carlsbad, Calif. 

Steve Hunt* RB Sr 5-9 185 Boston College HS/Brockton, Mass. 

Lucas Hussey DB Fr 6-0 176 Lakeside School/Seattle, Wash. 

Alex Jenny QB So 5-11 180 Wayland/Wayland, Mass. 

Chase Jensen TE Fr 6-3 235 The Bishop School/LaJolla, Calif. 

Alex Johns LB Fr 6-4 233 Gonzaga College HS/Washington, D.C. 

David Johnson DB Fr 5-9 178 Horace Mann/Bronx, N.Y. 

Matthew Kelly KSp Fr 6-3 185 Tampa Catholic/Tampa, Fla. 

Andrew Kempler* KSp Sr 5-10 195 Staples/Westport, Conn. 

Donald Kephart KSP Fr 5-11 200 Acalanes/Lafayette, Calif. 

Jordan Kling WR So 6-3 205 Tuscola/Tuscola, Ill. 

Dong Min (Dan) Koh SS So 6-3 195 P.D. Schreiber/Port Washington, N.Y. 

Robert Krattiger WR Fr 5-11 183 Norman North/Norman, Okla. 

Taylor Layman* OG/C Sr 6-1 280 Franklin Road Academy/Brentwood, Tenn. 

Conor Leary TB Jr 6-0 225 Pelham Memorial/Pelham Manor, N.Y. 

Brett Lowe* TE Sr 6-2 215 San Luis Obispo/San Luis Obispo, Calif. 

Ryan Mahoney FB Sr 6-2 235 Swampscott/Nahant, Mass. 

John Manning* CB Sr 5-10 185 Bozeman/Bozeman, Mont. 

Philip McKeating* LB So 6-2 225 Pine-Richland/Gibsonia, Pa. 

Tim McManus QB Fr 6-0 183 St. Thomas Academy/St. Paul, Minn. 

Robert Mitchelson RB So 5-10 190 Heritage Hall/Oklahoma City, Okla. 

William Montgomery OL Fr 6-5 265 The Woodlands College Park/The Woodlands, Texas 

Steven Morris DB Fr 6-0 183 Hinsdale Central/Hinsdale, Ill. 

Niles Murphy* DB/WR So 6-0 175 Hilton Head Prep/Bluffton, S.C. 

Rehan Muttalib* DE Jr 6-1 255 Palos Verdes/Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. 

Evan Nogay OT So 6-6 270 Brooke/Weirton, W.Va.

2007 DARTMOUTH FOOTBALL ROSTER 


Oghenetega (Otega) Ogban DE Fr 6-4 210 Summit Country Day School/Cincinnati, Ohio 

James O'Brien CB So 5-11 185 Cherry Creek/Englewood, Colo. 

Matthew Oh LB Fr 6-2 215 Greenhill/Addison, Texas 

John O'Sullivan OL Fr 6-5 270 Calhoun/Merrick, N.Y. 

Carroll Papajohn TE So 6-5 235 Gulf Breeze/Gulf Breeze, Fla. 

Tony Pastoors* FS So 6-2 190 Totino-Grace/Andover, Minn. 

Eric Paul* WR Jr 6-4 185 The Woodlands/The Woodlands, Texas 

Shane Peterlin OL Fr 6-4 281 Brophy Prep School/Phoenix, Ariz. 

Peter Pidermann* FS So 6-0 190 Belen Jesuit Prep/Hialeah, Fla. 

John Pircon* FS Sr 6-2 205 Marquette University High/Whitefish Bay, Wis. 

Dustin Posey OL So 6-1 270 West Valley/Fairbanks, Alaska 

Alex Rapp OT Jr 6-5 265 St. Louis Country Day/St. Louis, Mo. 

Jason Reid CB/RB Sr 5-10 175 Hunterdon Central/Ringoes, N.J. 

Tyler Robbins DB Fr 6-0 205 Jenks/Jenks, Okla. 

Patrick Scorah DB Fr 5-8 205 St. John's College HS/Washington, D.C. 

Carter Scott LB Fr 6-0 215 Hammond School/Columbia, S.C. 

Brian Scullin* P Jr 6-5 215 St. Stephen's & St. Agnes/Alexandria,Va. 

Nathaniel Servis* RB Jr 5-10 200 University School of Milwaukee/Milwaukee, Wis. 

Lane Shipley DE Fr 6-2 245 Steamboat Springs/Steamboat Springs, Colo. 

Jeffrey Smith DE So 6-3 240 Jacksonville Episcopal/Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. 

Hudson Smythe* RB Jr 6-3 215 Sacred Heart Prep/Menlo Park, Calif. 

Joshua Speicher LB Jr 6-0 225 Boston Latin School/Boston, Mass. 

John Spradling WR Fr 6-1 185 Kinkaid/Houston, Texas 

Cole Springer RB Jr 6-3 205 Eagle's Landing Christian Academy/McDonough, Ga. 

Alex Stonehouse OG So 6-2 305 Central/West Allis, Wis. 

Jonathan Summers OT So 6-5 300 Loyola/Santa Monica, Calif. 

Edward Tabasky* OG Jr 6-3 290 Mainland/Ormond Beach, Fla. 

Alexander Toth OT So 6-5 285 Bronxville/Bronxville, N.Y. 

Tim Vanderet WR/TE Fr 6-5 205 Homestead/Cupertino, Calif. 

Andrew von Kuhn* WR Jr 6-3 210 Mountain Brook/Birmingham, Ala. 

Tim Wheeler* OG Sr 6-4 298 Duluth East/Duluth, Minn. 

Mike Whitticom* LB Sr 5-10 230 Bridgton Academy/Montrose, Colo. 

Johari Wiggins LB Jr 6-1 210 Charles E. Jordan/Durham, N.C. 

Milan Williams* RB Jr 5-9 175 UMS-Wright Prep/Mobile, Ala. 

Ian Wilson* SS Sr 6-0 205 Loyola/Burbank, Calif. 

Alex Wodka OL Fr 6-3 275 Buffalo Grove/Buffalo Grove, Ill. 

Michael Wu DT So 6-0 265 Aragon/San Mateo, Calif. 

Bo Yanker C So 6-2 300 The Lovett School/Atlanta, Ga. 

Joseph Zimring RB Fr 6-0 205 Mary Institute Country Day School/St. Louis, Mo. 

Charles (Chuck) Zodda 

*Returning Letterwinner 

KSp Jr 5-7 165 St. Mark's School/Framingham, Mass. 

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P A G E 82 

2007 GEOGRAPHICAL PROFILE 

ALABAMA - 3 - Benjamin Duke, Satsuma; Andrew von Kuhn, 

Birmingham; Milan Williams, Mobile. 

ALASKA - 1 - Dustin Posey, Fairbanks. 

ARIZONA - 1 - Shane Peterlin, Phoenix. 

CALIFORNIA - 17 - Buddy Benaderet, Palo Alto; Chris Blanco, La 

Mirada; Mark Brogna, Pleasanton; Maxwell Copello, Stockton; 

Casey Frost, Lawndale; Philip Galligan, Moraga; Max Heiges, 

Tiburon; Spencer Hood, Carlsbad; Chase Jensen, LaJolla; 

Donald Kephart, Lafayette; Brett Lowe, San Luis Obispo; Rehan 

Muttalib, Rancho Palos Verdes; Hudson Smythe, Menlo Park; 

Jonathan Summers, Santa Monica; Tim Vanderet, Cupertino; 

Ian Wilson, Burbank; Michael Wu, San Mateo. 

COLORADO - 6 - Landon Bergner, Holyoke; Will Deevy, 

Englewood; Ian Ferrell, Denver; James O'Brien, Englewood; 

Lane Shipley, Steamboat Springs; Mike Whitticom, Montrose. 

CONNECTICUT - 7 - Marlon Alebiosu, Stamford; Taylor Babcock, 

Weston; Tom Bennewitz, Weston; Thomas Brown, Cos Cob; T. 

J. Cameron, Greenwich; Kevin de Regt, Stamford; Andrew 

Kempler, Westport. 

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA - 2 - Alex Johns, Patrick Scorah. 

FLORIDA - 7 - Dustin Adkins, Hawthorne; Josh Curcio, 

Plantation; Matthew Kelly, Tampa; Carroll Papajohn, Gulf 

Breeze; Peter Pidermann, Hialeah; Jeffrey Smith, Ponte Vedra 

Beach; Edward Tabasky, Ormond Beach. 

GEORGIA - 7 - Muhammad Abdul-Shakoor, Clarkston; Charles 

Bay, Marietta; Andrew Dete, Marietta; Malcolm Freberg, 

Marietta; Zechariah Glaize, Fairburn; Cole Springer, 

McDonough; Robert (Bo) Yanker, Atlanta. 

ILLINOIS - 6 - Dan Cook, Chicago; Jack D'Angelo, Northfield; 

Jared Dowdakin, Winnebago; Jordan Kling, Tuscola; Steven 

Morris, Hinsdale; Alex Wodka, Buffalo Grove. 

MARYLAND - 1 - Ben Goeke, Chevy Chase. 

MASSACHUSETTS - 10 - Jason Blydell, Nahant; Josh Doherty, 

Halifax; Cullen Gilchrist, Dartmouth; Charles Grant, Byfield; 

Tyler Green, Concord; Steve Hunt, Brockton; Alex Jenny, 

Wayland; Ryan Mahoney, Nahant; Josh Speicher, Boston; Chuck 

Zodda, Framingham. 

MINNESOTA - 3 - Tim McManus, St. Paul; Tony Pastoors, 

Andover; Tim Wheeler, Duluth. 

MISSOURI - 2 - Alex Rapp, St. Louis; Joseph Zimring, St. Louis. 

MONTANA - 1 - John Manning, Bozeman. 

NEW HAMPSHIRE - 1 - Nicholas Danford, Rollinsford. 

NEW JERSEY - 6 - Tony Bates, Hammonton; Kyle Cavanaugh, 

Wayne; Julian Collins, Tinton Falls; Justin Cottrell, Somers 

Point; Kevin Gallagher, Princeton; Jason Reid, Ringoes. 

NEW YORK - 10 - Joe Battaglia, Manlius; Richard Cummings, 

North Syracuse; Michael Dearwester, Mamaroneck; Matt 

Dratch, South Salem; Erik Estabrook, Syracuse; David Johnson, 

Bronx; Dong Min Koh, Port Washington; Conor Leary, Pelham 

Manor; John O'Sullivan, Merrick; Alexander Toth, Bronxville. 

NORTH CAROLINA - 1 - Johari Wiggins, Durham. 

OHIO - 1 - Oghenetega Ogban, Cincinnati. 

OKLAHOMA - 3 - Robert Krattiger, Norman; Robert Mitchelson, 

Oklahoma City; Tyler Robbins, Jenks. 

PENNSYLVANIA - 4 - Kyle Brong, Lehighton; Josh Cohen, 

Berwyn; Corey Goff, Pottstown; Philip McKeating, Gibsonia. 

SOUTH CAROLINA - 3 - Elliott Dial, Sumter; Niles Murphy, 

Bluffton; Carter Scott, Columbia. 

TENNESSEE - 1 - Taylor Layman, Brentwood. 

TEXAS - 8 - James (Chris) Burns, The Woodlands; Matthew 

Dornak, Austin; Brian Evans, Fairfield; Brendan Holm, Victoria; 

William Montgomery, The Woodlands; Matthew Oh, Addison; 

Eric Paul, The Woodlands; John Spradling, Houston. 

VIRGINIA - 2 - Michael Cummings, McLean; Brian Scullin, 

Alexandria. 

WASHINGTON - 1 - Lucas Hussey, Seattle. 

WEST VIRGINIA - 1 - Evan Nogay, Weirton. 

WISCONSIN - 3 - John Pircon, Whitefish Bay; Nathaniel Servis, 

Milwaukee; Alex Stonehouse, West Allis.

2007 OPPONENTS 

2006 REVIEW

COLGATE 

General Information 

Location: Hamilton, N.Y. 13346 

Enrollment: 2,800 

Nickname: Raiders 

Conference: Patriot League 

Stadium: Andy Kerr Stadium 

(10,221, Grass) 

Athletic Director: David Roach 

Coach's Profile 

Head Coach: Dick Biddle 

(12th season) 

Record at Colgate: 88-42 

(11 seasons) 

Overall Record: same 

Office Phone: 315-228-7603 

Team Profile 

Captains: TBA 

Lettermen Returning/Lost: 44/15 

Starters Returning/Lost: 14/8 

Media Relations 

Director: Bob Cornell 

Office: 315-228-7602 

Home: 315-824-3637 

Fax: 315-228-7977 

Email: rcornell@mail.colgate.edu 

Web Site: 

www.goColgateRaiders.com 

P A G E 84 

2007 OPPONENTS - 2006 REVIEW 

2007 Schedule 

Sept. 1 Albany 

8 Massachusetts 

15 at Dartmouth 

22 Open 

29 Fordham* 

Oct. 6 Bucknell* 

13 at Cornell 

20 Towson 

27 at Lafayette* 

Nov. 3 Lehigh* 

10 at Georgetown* 

17 at Holy Cross* 

*Patriot League 

2006 Results (4-7, 3-3 Patriot League) 

C Opp 

7 at Massachusetts 28 

28 Dartmouth 7 

12 Monmouth 17 

31 Georgetown* 14 

26 Princeton (OT) 27 

14 at Cornell 38 

46 at Fordham* 3 

10 Lafayette* 27 

15 at Lehigh* 23 

29 Holy Cross* 28 

28 at Bucknell* 31 

* Patriot League 

Colgate 28, Dartmouth 7 

Sept. 16, 2006 

Andy Kerr Stadium 

Hamilton, N.Y. – The score doesn't 

reflect the reality. Colgate's 28-7 victory 

was built with 22 unanswered points in 

the second half, including 14 in the 

game's final six minutes. 

“We played three quarters even and 

we didn't play the fourth quarter even,” 

said Coach Buddy Teevens. “That's the 

difference.” 

Game One was decided when two 

plays went awry for Dartmouth, giving Colgate a short field that led to touchdowns 

and the misleading final score. 

Soph tailback Milan Williams's one-yard burst capped a 53-yard drive 

and Andrew Kempler's kick gave Dartmouth a 7-6 lead that stood into the 

third period. 

Junior Tom Bennewitz, winner of the preseason duel with senior Mike 

Fritz for the Green's QB job, passed for 102 yards before leaving the game 

with an injury in the fourth period. 

Tailback Jordan Scott (169 yards, 3 TDs) and QB Mike Saraceno (14for-16 

passing) triggered Colgate's rally, helped by a sack and a fumble recovery 

that set up drives of 51 and 36 yards to put the game away. 

A shining light for Dartmouth: junior safety Ian Wilson who had nine 

solo tackles, two assists and the lone sack of Mr. Saraceno. 

1 2 3 4 Final 

Dartmouth 0 7 0 0 7 

Colgate 6 0 8 14 28 

Game One - September 15, Memorial Field, Hanover - 12:30 p.m. 

Dartmouth-Colgate Series 

Colgate leads series, 15-5-1 

First Game: 1905 (Colgate, 16-10) 

First Dartmouth Win: 1941 (18-6) 

Last Year: Colgate 28, Dartmouth 7 

Last Dartmouth Win: 26-21 (2005) 

Series Scores Since 1956 

Year D C 

1982* 21 38 

1985* 28 54 

1994 16 20 

1995* 35 14 

1998 24 45 

1999* 3 35 

2000* 24 42 

2002 26 30 

2003* 9 31 

2004 15 17 

2005* 26 21 

2006 7 28 

*-at Hanover 

First Period 

C-Jordan Scott 65 run (Jacob Stein kick failed), 10:15. Drive: 1-65, 0:25. 

Second Period 

D-Milan Williams 1 run (Andrew Kempler kick), 7:05. Drive: 9-53, 4:26. 

Third Period 

C-Scott 2 run (Jordan pass from Mike Saraceno), 5:01. Drive: 5-55, 1:53. 

Fourth Period 

C-Brent Dillingham 15 pass from Saraceno (Stein kick), 5:56. Drive: 7-51, 

3:40. 

C-Scott 7 run (Mike Buck kick), 3:10. Drive: 3-36, 1:25. 

A-5,828 

D C 

First Downs 11 17 

Rushes-Yards 29-54 37-223 

Yards Passing 116 175 

Passes Att/Comp/Int 27-16-0 16-14-1 

Total Plays-Yards 56-170 53-398 

Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0 

Penalties-Yards 3-20 9-98 

Possession Time 29:41 30:19 

Individual Leaders 

Rushing: D-Williams 12-31, TD. C-Scott 26-169, 3TD. 

Passing: D-Bennewitz 22-14-0, 102 yards; Fritz 5-2-0, 14 yards. C-Saraceno 

16-14-1, 175 yards, TD. 

Receiving: D-Fuselier 6-64, Williams 3-15. C-Parker 5-70. 

Punts: D-Scullin 7-33.7 (46). C-Sutton 4-26.8 (33) 

Tackles: D-Wilson 9-2-11, Cottrell 7-0-7. C-Gallihugh 6-3-9.

NEW HAMPSHIRE 


Location: Durham, N.H. 03824 


Nickname: Wildcats 

Conference: Colonial Athletic 

Association 

Stadium: Cowell Stadium 

(6,500, Grass) 

Director of Athletics: Marty Scarano 


Head Coach: Sean McDonnell (9th 

season) 

Record at New Hampshire: 53-41-0 

(8 seasons) 

Overall Record: same 



Captains: TBA 




Director: Scott Stapin 

Office: 603-862-2585 

Fax: 603-862-3839 

Email: smstapin@cisunix.unh.edu 

Web Site: www.unhwildcats.com 


2007 Schedule 

Sept. 8 at James Madison* 

15 at Marshall 

22 Dartmouth 

29 at Richmond* 

Oct. 6 Delaware* 

13 Iona 

20 at Hofstra* 

27 Rhode Island* 

Nov. 3 Northeastern* 

10 at Massachusetts* 

17 Maine* 

*Colonial Athletic Association 

2006 Results (9-4, 5-3 Atlantic 10) 

NH Opp 

34 at Northwestern 17 

62 Stony Brook 7 

56 at Dartmouth 14 

52 at Delaware* 49 

27 Richmond* 17 

23 James Madison* 42 

35 at Northeastern* (OT) 36 

10 Hofstra* 6 

20 Massachusetts* 28 

63 at Rhode Island* 21 

19 at Maine* (OT) 13 

41 at Hampton# 38 

17 at Massachusetts# 24 

*Atlantic 10 

#NCAA Division 1-AA Playoff 

UNH 56, Dartmouth 14 

Sept. 23, 2006 


Hanover, N.H. – The new FieldTurf 

surface at Memorial Field shimmered 

and the east grandstand, reduced to 

3,000 seats to make way for the new 

Floren Varsity House, was nearly filled. 

The home of Dartmouth football is 

eye catching. So is New Hampshire's 

football team that cruised toward a 

return trip to the NCAA Division 1-AA 

playoffs with a 56-14 victory. 

Led by QB Mike Fritz and wideout Ryan Fuselier, Dartmouth gained a 

respectable 310 yards of total offense but the Green was outmatched by the 

combo of UNH quarterback Ricky Santos and wideout David Ball. The 

Wildcats had six possessions in the first half and scored five times to remove 

any doubt about the game's outcome. Santos had four TD passes by halftime 

(three to Ball). 

Fritz, taking over for injured Tom Bennewitz, completed 15 of 23 passes 

for 195 yards including TD passes of 10 and 21 yards to Fuselier. Fritz 

also had a nifty 42-yard rollout run to set up Dartmouth's second score. 

Freshman tailback Robert Mitchelson ran six times for 42 yards and 

soph Phil Galligan netted 177 yards with eight kickoff returns. 

1 2 3 4 Final 


New Hampshire 14 21 14 0 49 

Game Two - September 22, Cowell Stadium, Durham (WMUR-TV) - 12 noon 

Dartmouth-UNH Series 

Dartmouth leads series, 17-15-2 

First Game: 1901 (Dartmouth, 51-0) 

First UNH Win: 1973 (10-9) 

Last Meeting: UNH 56-14 (2006) 



Year D NH 

1956* 13 0 

1957* 27 0 

1960* 7 6 

1961* 28 3 

1964 40 0 

1965* 56 6 

1968* 21 0 

1969 31 0 

1972* 24 14 

1973 9 10 

1976* 24 13 

1979 10 10 

1980* 7 24 

1984* 10 38 

1985 7 23 

1986* 12 66 

1987 3 41 

1990 21 21 

1992 27 45 

1993* 7 14 

2000 21 42 

2001* 38 42 

2002* 26 29 

2003 17 42 

2004* 24 45 

2005 20 49 

2006* 14 56 

*-at Hanover 

First Period 

NH-Sean Lynch 12 pass from Ricky Santos (Tom Manning kick), 12:05. Drive: 

9-70, 2:55. 

NH-David Ball 37 pass from Santos (Tom Bishop kick), 8:46. Drive: 5-76, 1:44. 

NH-Keith Levan 8 run (Manning kick), 4:51. Drive: 8-56, 2:29. 

Second Period 

NH-Ball 7 pass from Santos (Bishop kick), 11:00. Drive: 9-81, 2:24. 

NH-Ball 6 pass from Santos (Manning kick), 2:43. Drive: 10-72, 3:07. 

Third Period 

D-Ryan Fuselier 10 pass from Mike Fritz (Andrew Kempler kick). Drive: 8- 

57, 4:43. 

Fourth Period 

NH-Robert Simpson 33 run (Bishop kick), 14:53. Drive: 6-65, 2:11. 

D-Fuselier 21 pass from Fritz (Kempler kick), 12:27. Drive: 5-74, 2:26. 

NH-Hank Hendricks 3 run (Bishop kick), 3:57. Drive: 17-71, 8:30. 

A-7,023 

NH D 










Rushing: D-Mitchelson 7-42, Fritz 8-36. NH-Simpson 9-77, TD; Santos 4-60. 

Passing: D-Fritz 23-15-2, 195 yards, 2TD. NH-Santos 32-24-0, 318 yards, 5 TD. 

Receiving: D-Fuselier 10-156, 2TD; Brogna 2-21. NH-Ball 12-179, 3TD. 

Punts: D-Scullin 4-35.8 (45). NH-Henry 1-41.0. 

Tackles: D-Gibalski 5-2-7, Cottrell 5-2-7, Battaglia 3-4-7. NH-Karim 4-5-9. 

P A G E 85

PENN 


Location: Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 


Nickname: Quakers 

Conference: Ivy League 

Stadium: Franklin Field 

(52,958, Sprinturf) 

Director of Athletics: Steve Bilsky 


Head Coach: Al Bagnoli (16th season) 

Record at Penn: 103-44-0 

(15 seasons) 

Overall Record: 190-63-0 

(25 seasons) 



Captains: Joe Anastasio LB, Nick 

Cisler FB, Pat Kimener S 




Football Contact: Tim Flynn 

Office: 215-898-6129 

Fax: 215-898-1747 

Email: timothef@pobox.upenn.edu 

Web Site: www.pennathletics.com 

P A G E 86 


2007 Schedule 

Sept. 15 Lafayette 

22 at Villanova 

29 at Dartmouth* 

Oct. 6 Georgetown 

13 at Columbia* 

20 Yale* 

27 at Brown* 

Nov. 3 Princeton* 

10 at Harvard* 

17 Cornell* 

*Ivy League 

2006 Results (5-5, 3-4 Ivy) 

P Opp 

21 at Lafayette 11 

20 Villanova 27 

17 Dartmouth* 10 

34 at Bucknell 24 

16 Columbia* 0 

14 at Yale* (OT) 17 

27 Brown* (OT) 30 

30 at Princeton* (OT) 31 

22 Harvard* 13 

27 at Cornell* 28 

*Ivy League 

Penn 17, Dartmouth 10 

Sept. 30, 2006 

Franklin Field 

Philadelphia, Pa. – Opportunity 

knocked. Unfortunately, Dartmouth wasn't 

home. The Green was at Franklin 

Field. Penn's 17-10 victory saw 

Dartmouth come up virtually empty on 

three visits to the shadow of Penn's goal 

line. 

“We had opportunities and didn't 

capitalize when we needed to,” said 

Coach Buddy Teevens. Until Dartmouth 

scored with 37 seconds left in the game on wideout Phil Galligan's athletic 

catch of an 18-yard pass from Mike Fritz it was a game controlled by the 

defensive units. 

Galligan's score came after Penn tried to run out the clock–unsuccessfully. 

The Green defense smothered Anthony Melillo before he could get 

away a punt. The window was open but Penn closed it by recovering 

Dartmouth's onside kickoff. 

Penn led at halftime, 7-3, and the game essentially hinged on the opening 

minutes of the third period when Mike Whitticom's hit separated Brian 

Raike from the ball on the second half kickoff. Joe Battaglia recovered for 

Dartmouth at Penn's 26. 

After a two-yard loss, Fritz found tight end Mark Brogna for a first 

down at Penn's two. Three plays didn't get the score and Andrew Kempler's 

22-yard field goal was wide right. Soph Andrew Dete's interception gave 

Dartmouth an opening in the fourth period but Penn's defense had its own 

big plays: two sacks and two interceptions that closed the door on 

Dartmouth. 

Game Three - September 29, Memorial Field, Hanover - 12:30 p.m. 

Dartmouth-Penn Series 

Penn leads series, 41-31-2 

First Game: 1896 (Penn, 16-0) 


Last Year: Penn, 17-10 



Year D P 

1956 7 14 

1958 6 3 

1958* 13 12 

1959 0 13 

1960* 15 0 

1961 30 0 

1962* 17 0 

1963 28 0 

1964 27 7 

1965* 24 19 

1966 40 21 

1967* 23 0 

1968 21 26 

1969* 41 0 

1970 28 0 

1971* 19 3 

1972 31 17 

1973* 16 22 

1974 20 27 

1975* 19 14 

1976* 20 0 

1977 3 7 

1978* 31 21 

1979 20 6 

1980* 40 7 

1981 33 13 

1982* 0 21 

1983 14 38 

1984* 24 55 

1985 14 19 

1986* 7 21 

1987 7 49 

1988* 27 33 

1989 24 0 

1990* 6 16 

1991 21 15 

1992* 36 17 

1993 6 10 

1994* 11 13 

1995 12 20 

1996* 24 22 

1997 23 15 

1998* 14 17 

1999 6 17 

2000 14 48 

2001* 20 21 

2002 14 49 

2003* 20 33 

2004 0 35 

2005* 9 26 

2006 10 17 

*-at Hanover 

1 2 3 4 Final 


Penn 

Second Period 

0 7 7 3 17 

P-Braden Lepisto 33 pass from Robert Irvin (Derek Zoch kick), 7:34. Drive: 

5-65, 2:25 

D-Andrew Kempler 20 FG, 3:46. Drive: 10-50, 3:39 

Third Period 

P-Billy May 12 pass from Irvin (Zoch kick), 7:31. Drive: 10-80, 5:07. 

Fourth Period 

P-Zoch 23 FG, 5:24. Drive: 10-25, 3:36. 

D-Phil Galligan 18 pass from Mike Fritz (Kempler kick), 0:37. Drive: 1-18, 

0:10. 

A-9,420 

D P 










Rushing: D-Fritz 10-64, Bash 6-14, Williams 10-14. P - Sandberg 22-65. 

Passing: D-Fritz 38-22-3, 255 yards, TD. P-Irvin 25-15-1, 227 yards, 2TD. 

Receiving: D-Fuselier 6-66, Evans 3-44. P-Carre 7-87, Lepisto 4-78, TD. 

Punts: D-Scullin 5-27.2 (37). P-Melillo 3-41.0 (45). 

Tackles: D-Gibalski 4-5-9, Cottrell 3-4-7. P-Gedin 3-9-12.

YALE 


Location: New Haven, Conn. 06520 


Nickname: Bulldogs, Elis 


Stadium: Yale Bowl (63,000, Grass) 

Director of Athletics: Tom Beckett 


Head Coach: Jack Siedlecki 

(11th season) 

Record at Yale: 55-44-0 (10 seasons) 


(19 seasons) 



Captain: Brandt Hollander MG 




Director: Steve Conn 

Office: 203-432-1455 

Fax: 203-432-1454 

Email: steven.conn@yale.edu 

Web Site: www.yalebulldogs.com 


2007 Schedule 

Sept. 15 at Georgetown 

22 Cornell* 

29 at Holy Cross 

Oct. 6 Dartmouth* 

13 Lehigh 

20 at Penn* 


Nov. 3 Brown* 

10 at Princeton* 

17 Harvard* 

*Ivy League 

2006 Results (8-2, 6-1 Ivy) 

Y Opp 

17 San Diego 43 


37 at Lafayette 34 

26 at Dartmouth* 14 

26 Lehigh (OT) 20 

17 Penn* (OT) 14 


27 Brown* 24 

31 Princeton* 34 

34 at Harvard* 13 

*Ivy League 

Yale 26, Dartmouth 14 

Oct. 7, 2006 


Hanover, N.H. – Yale blended rolling 

thunder with occasional lightning, most 

of it in the form of sophomore tailback 

Mike McLeod, to counter a pair of 

Dartmouth lightning strikes that created 

sparks but insufficient fire to avoid a 26- 

14 loss at Memorial Field. 

McLeod carried 33 times for 198 

yards and scored twice. His running kept 

Dartmouth's hard-working defense on the field for nearly 37 minutes. None 

of those minutes hurt more than the 8:15 used by Yale to drive 89 yards in 

14 plays for the clincher after Dartmouth had rallied from a 19-0 deficit to 

trail, 19-14, late in the third period. 

Dartmouth QB Mike Fritz's 17-yard toss to tight end Brett Lowe started 

the Green comeback. The Green then surprised Yale with a pooched 

onsides kickoff that bounced off an Eli player and was covered by frosh linebacker 

Marlon Alebiosu at Yale's 37. 

Fritz's 23-yard pitch to wide open wideout Andrew von Kuhn and 

Andrew Kempler's conversion made it a five-point game as the final period 

began. 

Dartmouth caught an apparent break when Steve Santoro's 91-yard 

kickoff return was nullified by a penalty. Yale was pushed back to its own 11. 

From there, the Elis began their excruciating drive to seal the decision. 

1 2 3 4 Final 

Yale 3 10 6 7 26 


Game Four - October 6, Yale Bowl, New Haven - 12:30 p.m. 

Dartmouth-Yale Series 

Yale leads series, 48-36-6 

First Game: 1884 (Yale, 113-0) 


Last Year: Yale, 26-14 



Year D Y 

1956 0 19 

1957 14 14 

1958 22 14 

1959 12 8 

1960 0 29 

1961 24 8 

1962 9 0 

1963 6 10 

1964 15 24 

1965 20 17 

1966 28 13 

1967 15 56 

1968 17 47 

1969 42 21 

1970 10 0 

1971* 17 15 

1972 14 45 

1973* 24 13 

1974 9 14 

1975 14 16 

1976 14 18 

1977 3 0 

1978* 10 3 

1979 0 3 

1980* 7 35 

1981 3 24 

1982* 21 22 

1983 24 21 

1984 18 28 

1985* 17 17 

1986 39 13 

1987* 7 17 

1988 13 22 

1989* 19 24 

1990* 27 17 

1991 28 24 

1992* 39 27 

1993 31 14 

1994* 14 13 

1995 22 7 

1996* 40 6 

1997 21 7 

1998* 22 19 

1999 3 44 

2000* 14 24 

2001 32 27 

2002* 20 17 

2003 17 40 

2004* 14 24 

2005 0 13 

2006* 14 26 

*-at Hanover 

First Period 

Y-Alan Kimball 24 FG, 7:08. Drive: 10-63, 4:47. 

Second Period 

Y-Kimball 43 FG, 10:42. Drive: 7-29, 2:57. 

Y-Mike McLeod 13 run (Kimball kick), 1:30. Drive: 10-60, 3:56. 

Third Period 

Y-Taylor Craig 1 run (Kimball kick failed), 10:05. Drive: 6-53, 2:30. 

D-Brett Lowe 17 pass from Mike Fritz (Andrew Kempler kick), 4:22. Drive: 

10-77, 5:43. 

D-Andrew von Kuhn 23 pass from Mike Fritz (Kempler kick), 1:48. Drive: 5- 

37, 2:34. 

Fourth Period 

Y-McLeod 9 run (Kimball kick), 8:33. Drive: 14-89, 8:15. 

A-7,307 

Y D 










Rushing: D-Smythe 8-43. Y-McLeod 33-198, 2TD 

Passing: D-Fritz 21-16-1, 211 yards, 2TD. Y-Polhemus 18-12-0, 138 yards. 

Receiving: D-Evans 5-139, Galligan 3-25. Y-Henley 8-94. 

Punts: D-Scullin 4-39.8 (43). Y-Mante 1-51.0. 

Tackles: D-Dete 6-6-12, Wilson 6-5-11. Y-L. Abare 4-4-8, B. Abare 6-1-7. 

P A G E 87

HOLY CROSS 


Location: Worcester, Mass. 01610 


Nickname: Crusaders 

Conference: Patriot League 

Stadium: Fitton Field (23,500, Grass) 

Director of Athletics: Richard Regan 


Head Coach: Tom Gilmore 

(4th season) 

Record as Head Coach: 16-17 

(3 seasons) 

Overall Record: Same 



Captains: Casey Gough CB, Obi Green 

FS, Dominic Randolph QB 




Director: Charles Bare 

Office: 508-793-2583 

Fax: 508-793-2309 

Email: cbare@holycross.edu 

Web Site: www.goholycross.com 

P A G E 88 


2007 Schedule 

Sept. 1 at Massachusetts 

8 Open 

15 Harvard 

22 Georgetown* 

29 Yale 

Oct. 6 at Brown 

13 Dartmouth 

20 at Lehigh* 

27 at Bucknell* 

Nov. 3 at Fordham* 

10 Lafayette* 

17 Colgate* 


2006 Results (7-4, 4-2 Patriot League) 

HC Opp 

26 at Georgetown* 13 

14 Northeastern 24 

14 at Harvard 31 

27 at Marist 0 

28 Fordham* 21 

35 Brown 30 

24 at Dartmouth (OT) 21 

38 at Lafayette* 28 

14 Lehigh* 28 

27 Bucknell* 10 

28 at Colgate* 29 


Holy Cross 24, Dartmouth 21 (OT) 

Oct. 14, 2006 


Hanover, N.H. – In a game that saw 

momentum swing from one side of the field 

to the other, the outcome was determined by 

Mike DeSantis's third field goal of the day, an 

18-yard chip shot in overtime that dampened 

homecoming weekend at Memorial Field. 

The Green missed a chance for the win in 

the final seconds of regulation play when 

Mike Fritz's pass to wideout Brian Evans was 

tipped away near the goal line and Andrew Kempler's subsequent 38-yard 

field goal attempt fell short. 

Holy Cross won the overtime coin toss and elected to play defense. The 

Crusaders shut down Dartmouth's thrust and then moved to the one-yard 

line to set up the DeSantis kick. 

“It's a frustrating loss,” said Coach Buddy Teevens. “We've progressed 

in many ways and I couldn't ask for more than our guys gave us today.” 

Dartmouth's 14-10 halftime lead grew to 21-13 when tailback Hudson 

Smythe scored his second TD of the day at 6:36 of the third period. 

The Crusaders knotted the game at 21 late in the third period on 

Dominic Randolph's pass to Ryan Maher and a two-point conversion pass to 

Tom Harrison. 

Kempler's 42-yard field goal try was wide left as the third period ended. 

Each team had four possessions in the scoreless final period that set up the 

overtime. 

1 2 3 4 OT Final 

Holy Cross 7 3 11 0 3 24 

Dartmouth 7 7 7 0 0 21 

Game Five - October 13, Fitton Field, Worcester - 1:00 p.m. 

Dartmouth-Holy Cross Series 


First Game: 1903 (Dartmouth 18-0) 

First Holy Cross Win: 1936 (7-0) 

Last Year: Holy Cross, 24-21 (OT) 



Year D HC 

1956* 7 7 

1957 14 7 

1958* 8 14 

1959* 8 31 

1960* 8 9 

1961 13 17 

1962* 10 0 

1963* 13 8 

1965 17 6 

1966 6 7 

1967* 24 8 

1968 17 29 

1969* 38 6 

1970 50 14 

1971* 28 9 

1972 17 7 

1973* 0 10 

1974 3 14 

1975* 28 7 

1976 45 7 

1977* 17 14 

1978 0 35 

1979* 7 13 

1980 6 17 

1981* 0 28 

1982 12 28 

1983* 14 41 

1984 20 30 

1985* 14 17 

1986 7 48 

1987* 23 62 

1988 3 17 

1989* 7 33 

1990 10 21 

1991* 6 23 

1992 48 0 

1993* 7 13 

1996* 35 7 

1997 35 6 

2000* 31 14 

2001 17 49 

2002* 44 36 

2003 24 20 

2004* 0 24 

2005 16 28 

2006* 21 (OT) 

24 

*-at Hanover 

First Period 

HC-Terrance Gass 3 run (Mike DeSantis kick), 9:25. Drive: 7-53, 3:39. 

D-Mike Fritz 30 run (Andrew Kempler kick), 5:44. Drive: 7-78, 3:41. 

Second Period 

D-Hudson Smythe 1 run (Kempler kick), 8:58. Drive: 8-41, 4:34. 

HC-DeSantis 20 FG, 3:41. Drive: 13-78, 5:17. 

Third Period 

HC-DeSantis 23 FG, 10:38. Drive: 9-59, 4:22. 

D-Smythe 3 run (Kempler kick), 6:36. Drive: 7-71, 4:02. 

HC-Ryan Maher 15 pass from Dominic Randolph (Thomas Harrison pass 

from Randolph), 3:00. Drive: 8-73, 3:36. 

Overtime 

HC-DeSantis 18 FG. 

A-7,414 

HC D 










Rushing: D-Fritz 10-74, TD; Smythe 20-67, 2TD. HC-Gass 18-79, TD. 

Passing: D-Fritz 26-15-0, 147 yards. HC-Randolph 32-20-0, TD. 

Receiving: D-Fuselier 6-38, Bash 3-41. HC-Maher 6-67, TD. 

Punts: D-Scullin 5-36.0 (57). HC-McManaway 4-37.2 (49). 

Tackles: D-Wilson 6-6-12, Pircon 2-8-10, Cottrell 4-5-9. HC-Billman 6-5-11.

COLUMBIA 


Location: New York, N.Y. 10027 


Nickname: Lions 


Stadium: Lawrence A. Wien Stadium 

(17,000, FieldTurf) 

Director of Athletics: Dr. M. Dianne 

Murphy 


Head Coach: Norries Wilson 

(Second season) 

Record at Columbia: 5-5 




Captains: Craig Hormann QB, Drew 

Quinn LB, JoJo Smith CB 




Football Contact: Todd Kennedy 

Office: 212-854-7141 

Email: tk149@columbia.edu 

Web Site: www.gocolumbialions.com 


2007 Schedule 

Sept. 15 at Fordham 

22 Marist 


Oct. 6 at Lafayette 

13 Penn* 


27 Yale* 

Nov. 3 Harvard* 

10 at Cornell* 

17 Brown* 

*Ivy League 

2006 Results (5-5, 2-5 Ivy) 

C Opp 

37 Fordham 7 

23 Georgetown 21 


24 Iona 0 

0 at Penn* 16 


3 at Yale* 21 


21 Cornell* 14 

22 at Brown* 21 

*Ivy League 

Dartmouth 20, Columbia 7 

Oct. 21, 2006 

Lawrence Wien Stadium 

New York, N.Y. – Highlights have been 

in short supply but Dartmouth produced 

enough to make up for what had been 

missing in five previous weeks as the 

Green turned the mid-season corner 

with a convincing 20-7 win at Columbia. 

You could start with the first and last 

plays of the first half when safety Ian 

Wilson 1) caused the fumble on 

Columbia's first play that led to an immediate touchdown or 2) his tackle at 

the one-yard line preserved Dartmouth's momentum, not to mention a 17-0 

halftime lead. 

Or, you could take Dartmouth's 80-yard drive into a 20 mph wind that 

consumed over seven minutes in the second period. “The Drive” included a 

field goal attempt (Andrew Kempler had already made one) that became a 

planned shovel pass from holder Brian Scullin to tight end Mark Brogna that 

produced a first down and set up Hudson Smythe's second TD that deflated 

Lion hopes. 

It was a banner day for QB Mike Fritz who ran 14 times for 120 yards 

and completed 14 of 21 passes for 133 yards 

“It's nice not to play catch-up football,” said Coach Buddy Teevens. His 

team had a 10-0 lead before the game was seven minutes old and played 

sharp football on both sides of the ball the rest of the way. 

Game Six - October 20, Memorial Field, Hanover - 12:30 p.m. 

Dartmouth-Columbia Series 


First Game: 1899 (Columbia, 22-0) 


Last Year: Dartmouth, 20-7 

Last Columbia Win: 9-6 (2004) 


Year D C 

1956* 14 0 

1957 7 0 

1958* 38 0 

1959 22 0 

1960* 22 6 

1961 14 35 

1962* 42 0 

1963 47 6 

1964* 31 14 

1965 47 0 

1966* 56 14 

1967 13 7 

1968* 31 19 

1969 37 7 

1970* 55 0 

1971 29 31 

1972* 38 8 

1973 24 6 

1974* 21 0 

1975 22 17 

1976 34 14 

1977 14 7 

1978* 37 7 

1979 17 0 

1980* 48 0 

1981 21 7 

1982* 56 41 

1983# 17 17 

1984* 41 9 

1985 34 3 

1986* 41 0 

1987 12 10 

1988* 20 10 

1989 13 12 

1990* 34 20 

1991 28 19 

1992* 38 19 

1993 42 25 

1994* 14 13 

1995 43 27 

1996* 40 0 

1997 23 21 

1998* 14 24 

1999 14 21 

2000 21 49 

2001* 20 27 

2002 24 23 

2003* 26 21 

2004 6 9 

2005* 17 6 

2006 20 7 

*-at Hanover 

#-N.J. Meadowlands 

1 2 3 4 Final 


Columbia 0 0 0 7 7 

First Period 

D-Hudson Smythe 1 run (Andrew Kempler kick), 12:20. Drive: 4-25, 2:09. 

D-Kempler 31 FG, 6:15. Drive: 8-47, 4:03. 

Second Period 

D-Smythe 4 run (Kempler kick), 4:27. Drive: 15-80, 7:03. 

Fourth Period 

C-M. A. Olawale 1 run (Jon Rocholl kick), 9:04. Drive: 3-19, 1:06. 


A-3,647 

D C 










Rushing: D-Fritz 14-120, Smythe 20-48, 2TD. C-Olawale 9-23, TD. 

Passing: D-Fritz 21-14-1, 133 yards. C-Hormann 25-15-0, 148 yards. 

Receiving: D-Fuselier 5-76. C-Knowlin 5-52. 

Punts: D-Scullin 5-41.0 (49). C-Rocholl 7-36.3 (48). 

Tackles: D-Cottrell 5-4-9, Gibalski 5-2-7. C-Brekke 6-5-11. 

P A G E 89

HARVARD 


Location: Cambridge, Mass. 02138 


Nickname: Crimson 


Stadium: Harvard Stadium 

(30,323, FieldTurf) 

Director of Athletics: Robert Scalise 


Head Coach: Tim Murphy 

(14th season) 

Record at Harvard: 80-49-0 

(13 seasons) 


(20 seasons) 



Captain: Brad Bagdis DE 




Football Contact: Chuck Sullivan 

Office: 617-495-2206 

Fax: 617-495-2130 

Email: sulliv2@fas.harvard.edu 

Web Site: www.gocrimson.com 

P A G E 90 


2007 Schedule 

Sept. 15 at Holy Cross 

21 Brown* 

29 at Lehigh 

Oct. 6 at Cornell* 

13 Lafayette 

20 Princeton* 

27 Dartmouth* 

Nov. 3 at Columbia* 

10 Penn* 

17 at Yale* 

*Ivy League 

2006 Results (7-3, 4-3 Ivy) 

H Opp 

31 Holy Cross 14 


35 at Lehigh 33 


24 Lafayette 7 

28 at Princeton* 31 

28 at Dartmouth* 0 


13 at Penn* 22 

13 Yale* 34 

*Ivy League 

Harvard 28, Dartmouth 0 

October 28, 2006 


Hanover, N.H. – When the coach 

says, “It's a 60-minute game,” he's usually 

talking about his team being as sharp 

at the end as the beginning. 

The end of Dartmouth's 28-0 loss to 

Harvard on windy-rainy Memorial Field 

was resolved at the beginning when 

Crimson tailback Clifton Dawson took 

the game's first handoff, skittered 

through a right-side opening and sprinted past the Dartmouth bench. 

Seventy-four yards. The game was 34 seconds old and Dartmouth's historic 

rival demonstrated what Coach Buddy Teevens conceded when it was 

over, “Harvard is where we want to be.” 

Dawson, the Ivy League's premier running back in 2006, ran for 164 

yards (three TDs) and caught two passes for 23 yards to personally surpass 

Dartmouth, which managed 183 yards of total offense. Five minutes into the 

third period, Harvard had all of its points. 

Tailback Hudson Smythe managed 47 yards on 11 carries for the 

Green. While QB Mike Fritz ran for 61 yards he also lost 44 via four sacks. 

In a game witnessed by 2,028 rain-soaked stalwarts, Harvard's 

Ds–Dawson and the Crimson defense–ruled the day. 

1 2 3 4 Final 

Harvard 7 14 7 0 28 


Game Seven - October 27, Harvard Stadium, Cambridge - 12:30 p.m. 

Dartmouth-Harvard Series 

Harvard leads series, 60-45-5 

First Game: 1882 (Harvard 53-0) 


Last Year: Harvard, 28-0 



Year D H 

1956 21 28 

1957 26 0 

1958 8 16 

1959 9 0 

1960 6 9 

1961 15 21 

1962 24 6 

1963 13 17 

1964 48 0 

1965 14 0 

1966 14 19 

1967 23 21 

1968 7 22 

1969 24 10 

1970 37 14 

1971 16 13 

1972 21 21 

1973 24 18 

1974* 15 17 

1975 10 24 

1976* 10 17 

1977 25 31 

1978 19 24 

1979 10 7 

1980* 30 12 

1981 24 10 

1982* 14 12 

1983 28 12 

1984* 7 21 

1985 7 17 

1986* 26 42 

1987 3 42 

1988* 38 7 

1989 5 6 

1990* 17 0 

1991 31 31 

1992 31 7 

1993* 39 34 

1994* 12 35 

1995 23 7 

1996 6 3 

1997* 0 24 

1998 7 20 

1999 21 63 

2000* 7 49 

2001 21 31 

2002* 26 31 

2003 30 16 

2004* 12 13 

2005 14 42 

2006* 0 28 

*-at Hanover 

First Period 

H-Clifton Dawson 74 run (Matt Schindel kick), 14:26. Drive: 1-74, 0:34. 

Second Period 

H-Dawson 18 run (Schindel kick failed), 14:51. Drive: 2-25, 0:20. 

H-Dawson 1 run (Cheng Ho rush), 6:53. Drive: 12-47, 5:41. 

Third Period 

H-Corey Mazza 37 pass from Liam O'Hagan (Schindel kick), 10:40. Drive: 

5-44, 2:39. 

A-2,028 

H D 










Rushing: D-Smythe 11-47. H-Dawson 26-164, 3TD. 

Passing: D-Fritz 22-12-2, 98 yards. H-O'Hagan 13-9-0, 121 yards, TD. 

Receiving: D-Fuselier 3-36. H-Mazza 4-86, TD. 

Punts: D-Scullin 4-35.0 (49). H-Schindel 4-35.5 (45). 

Tackles: D-Cottrell 6-11-17, Gibalski 2-10-12, Dete 7-4-11. H-3 with 7.

CORNELL 


Location: Ithaca, N.Y. 14853 


Nickname: Big Red 


Stadium: Schoellkopf Field 

(25,597, AstroTurf) 

Director of Athletics: J. Andrew Noel 


Head Coach: Jim Knowles 

(4th season) 

Record as Head Coach: 15-15-0 

(3 seasons) 

Record as Head Coach: Same 



Captain: TBA 




Director: Jeremy Hartigan 

Office: 607-255-9788 

Cell: 607-351-1675 

Fax: 607-255-9791 

Email: jh295@cornell.edu 

Web Site: www.cornellbigred.com 


2007 Schedule 

Sept. 15 Bucknell 

22 at Yale* 

29 at Georgetown 

Oct. 6 Harvard* 

13 Colgate 

20 Brown* 


Nov. 3 at Dartmouth* 

10 Columbia* 

17 at Penn* 

*Ivy League 

2006 Results (5-5, 3-4 Ivy) 

C Opp 

5 at Bucknell 20 

9 Yale* 21 

23 Albany 21 


38 Colgate 14 




14 at Columbia* 21 

28 Penn* 27 

*Ivy League 

Cornell 28, Dartmouth 25 

Nov. 4, 2006 

Schoellkopf Field 

Ithaca, N.Y. – Prior to the Cornell 

game, Coach Buddy Teevens told a 

reporter, “People look at the record: 

Unless you have a win they think you're 

not making progress.” 

Dartmouth made progress at 

Schoellkopf Field but the record remains 

an invalid indicator. Scoring on its first 

three possessions, Cornell built a 21-3 

lead that was sufficient to negate a stirring Dartmouth comeback that left 

the Green on the short end again, 28-25. 

Down 28-10 early in the final period, Dartmouth drove 77 yards, aided 

by two pass interference penalties and a designed fourth-down run by punter 

Brian Scullin. Mike Fritz hit five receivers, the last an 11-yarder to TE Brett 

Lowe to make it 28-17. 

The Green got the ball again with seven minutes left and drove 66 

yards. A 53-yard pass from Fritz to wideout Ryan Fuselier was the big play in 

the march though another interference penalty on a Fritz-Fuselier attempt on 

fourth down gave Dartmouth life at the two-yard line. Tailback Milan 

Williams scored his second TD and Fritz hit Fuselier for a two-point conversion: 

28-25, 4:46 to go. 

Cornell covered the on-side kickoff and used nine running plays to kill 

the clock. 

“We spotted a good team 21 points,” said Teevens. “That's tough to 

make up.” 

Game Eight - November 3, Memorial Field, Hanover (YES Network) - 12 noon 

Dartmouth-Cornell Series 


First Game: 1900 (Cornell 23-6) 


Last Year: Cornell, 28-25 



Year D C 

1956 27 14 

1957* 20 19 

1958 32 15 

1959* 21 12 

1960 20 0 

1961* 15 14 

1962 28 21 

1963* 12 7 

1964 15 33 

1965* 20 0 

1966 32 23 

1967* 21 24 

1968 27 6 

1969* 24 7 

1970 24 0 

1971* 24 14 

1972 31 22 

1973* 17 0 

1974 21 9 

1975* 33 10 

1976 35 0 

1977* 17 13 

1978 14 7 

1979* 10 21 

1980 3 7 

1981* 42 7 

1982 14 13 

1983* 31 17 

1984 10 13 

1985 20 17 

1986* 7 10 

1987 14 21 

1988* 7 24 

1989 28 14 

1990 11 6 

1991* 31 25 

1992 16 26 

1993* 28 27 

1994 14 17 

1995* 19 24 

1996 38 21 

1997* 24 20 

1998 11 14 

1999* 20 17 

2000 31 49 

2001* 24 28 

2002 19 21 

2003* 26 17 

2004 7 14 

2005* 10 21 

2006 25 28 

*-at Hanover 

1 2 3 4 Final 


Cornell 14 7 0 7 28 

First Period 

C-Luke Siwula 23 pass from Nathan Ford (Peter Zell kick), 11:27. Drive: 4-44, 1:48. 

C-Ford 4 run (Zell kick), 4:50. Drive: 11-77, 4:54. 

D-Andrew Kempler 39 FG, 0:30. Drive: 11-69, 4:13. 

Second Period 

C-Stephen Liuzza 81 run (Zell kick), 14:10. Drive: 2-88, 1:11. 

D-Milan Williams 6 run (Andrew Kempler kick), 10:00. Drive: 10-67, 4:03. 

Fourth Period 

C-Ford 1 run (Zell kick), 14:25. Drive: 9-60, 3:07. 

D-Brett Lowe 11 pass from Mike Fritz (Kempler kick), 10:12. Drive: 12-77, 4:03. 

D-Williams 1 run (Ryan Fuselier pass from Mike Fritz), 4:46. Drive: 6-66, 2:23. 

A-3,788 

D C 










Rushing: D-Williams 11-55, 2TD; Servis 4-20. C-Liuzza 4-91, TD; Ford 16-80. 

Passing: D-Fritz 35-21-0, 298 yards, TD. C-Ford 10-7-0, 96 yards. 

Receiving: D-Fuselier 5-96, Williams 5-52, Galligan 4-61. C-Canty 3-41. 

Punts: D-Scullin 6-32.2 (40). C-Maxwell 5-37.8 (47). 

Tackles: D-Pircon 7-4-11, Wilson 7-2-9. C-Krimm 6-3-9. 

P A G E 91

BROWN 


Location: Providence, R.I. 02912 


Nickname: Bears 


Stadium: Brown Stadium 

(20,000, Grass) 

Director of Athletics: Mike Goldberger 


Head Coach: Phil Estes (10th season) 

Record at Brown: 54-35-0 

(9 seasons) 




Captains: Eric Brewer LB, Dereck 

Knight RB, AJ Tracey OG 




Director: Christopher Humm 

Office: 401-863-1095 

Fax: 401-863-1436 

Email: 

Christopher_Humm@Brown.edu 

Web Site: www.brownbears.com 

P A G E 92 


2007 Schedule 

Sept. 15 Duquesne 


29 Rhode Island 

Oct. 6 Holy Cross 

13 Princeton* 

20 at Cornell* 

27 Penn* 

Nov. 3 at Yale* 

10 Dartmouth* 


* Ivy League 

2006 Results (3-7, 2-5 Ivy) 

B Opp 

34 Georgetown 21 


21 at Rhode Island 28 

30 at Holy Cross 35 

3 at Princeton* 17 

28 Cornell* 7 

30 at Penn* (OT) 27 

24 Yale* 27 

13 at Dartmouth (OT) 19 


*Ivy League 

Dartmouth 19, Brown 13 (OT) 

Nov. 11, 2006 


Hanover, N.H. – “We preach finishing 

and playing a complete game,” said 

Coach Buddy Teevens. It's a message 

that bore fruit for Dartmouth as the 

Green drew even with Brown on the 

final play in regulation time and then 

added the finishing touches in a dramatic 

overtime duel. 

The 19-13 victory wasn't decided 

when Jason Bash, the oft-injured, fifth-year tailback hurdled the final inches 

on fourth down to put Dartmouth ahead in overtime. 

It was decided on the last play of Brown's OT possession when linebacker 

Justin Cottrell tipped the fourth-and-15 pass from Brown QB Joe 

DiGiacomo intended for wideout Lonnie Hill, a play prolonged as the officials 

eventually waved off a possible pass interference penalty. 

Brown built a 10-0 lead into the final period. Then Dartmouth rallied, 

driving 66 yards and scoring on Nate Servis's four-yard run. Andrew 

Kempler's 35-yard field goal tied the game with 6:59 to play but Brown's 

Steve Morgan hit his second field goal to make it 13-10 with 1:48 remaining. 

QB Mike Fritz then had three completions to wideout Ryan Fuselier as 

Dartmouth reached Brown's 22 with five seconds remaining. Kempler knotted 

the game with his 39-yard field goal as the clock read 0:00. 

Then the fun began. 

1 2 3 4 OT Final 

Brown 0 7 3 3 0 13 


Game Nine - November 10, Brown Stadium, Providence - 12:30 p.m. 

Dartmouth-Brown Series 


First Game: 1894 (Brown, 20-4) 


Last Year: Dartmouth, 19-13 (OT) 

Last Brown Win: 24-14 (2005) 


Year D B 

1956 14 7 

1957* 35 0 

1958 20 0 

1959* 0 0 

1960 20 0 

1961* 34 0 

1962 41 0 

1963* 14 7 

1964* 24 14 

1965 35 9 

1966* 49 14 

1967 41 6 

1968* 48 0 

1969 38 13 

1970* 42 14 

1971 10 7 

1972* 49 20 

1973 28 16 

1974 7 6 

1975* 10 10 

1976 21 35 

1977* 10 13 

1978 31 21 

1979* 24 10 

1980 28 24 

1981* 38 13 

1982 22 16 

1983* 7 25 

1984 27 11 

1985* 0 22 

1986 21 21 

1987* 0 19 

1988 37 24 

1989* 12 6 

1990 29 0 

1991* 45 13 

1992 51 28 

1993* 39 16 

1994 14 27 

1995* 10 7 

1996 27 24 

1997* 13 7 

1998 21 28 

1999* 28 35 

2000* 26 34 

2001 16 41 

2002* 18 21 

2003 21 26 

2004* 20 7 

2005 14 24 

2006* 19 (OT) 13 

*-at Hanover 

Second Period 

B-Dereck Knight 1 run (Steve Morgan kick), 3:21. Drive: 14-88, 7:02. 

Third Period 

B-Morgan 31 FG, 1:03. Drive: 9-58, 3:18. 

Fourth Period 

D-Nate Servis 4 run (Andrew Kempler kick), 12:24. Drive: 12-74, 3:39. 


B-Morgan 21 FG, 1:48. Drive: 13-66, 5:11. 


Overtime 

D-Jason Bash 1 run (Kempler kick failed). 

A-4,211 

B D 










Rushing: D-Fritz 13-55, Williams 5-17, Servis 5-17, TD. B-Oyalowo 13-55. 

Passing: D-Fritz 36-24-0, 250 yards. B-DiGiacomo 25-17-0, 164 yards. 

Receiving: D-Fuselier 7-99, McDonald 4-32. B-Hill 4-22. 

Punts: D-Scullin 4-34.0 (54). B-Morgan 4-44.5 (55) 

Tackles: D-Cottrell 6-7-13, Wilson 7-5-12. B-DeOssie 6-8-14.

PRINCETON 


Location: Princeton, N.J. 08544 


Nickname: Tigers 


Stadium: Princeton Stadium 

(27,800, Grass) 

Director of Athletics: Gary Walters 


Head Coach: Roger Hughes 

(8th season) 

Record at Princeton: 35-34-0 

(7 seasons) 




Captains: Brendan Circle WR, 

Jon Stem LB 




Football Contact: Craig Sachson 

Office: 609-258-3680 

Cell: 609-712-2203 

Fax: 609-258-2399 

Email: sachson@princeton.edu 

Web Site: 

www.goprincetontigers.com 


2007 Schedule 

Sept. 15 Lehigh 

22 at Lafayette 

29 Columbia* 

Oct. 6 Hampton 

13 at Brown* 


27 Cornell* 

Nov. 3 at Penn* 

10 Yale* 


*Ivy League 

2006 Results (9-1, 6-1 Ivy) 

P Opp 

14 at Lehigh 10 


19 at Columbia* 6 

27 at Colgate (OT) 26 

17 Brown* 3 



31 Penn* (OT) 30 

34 at Yale* 31 


*Ivy League 

Princeton 27, Dartmouth 17 

Nov. 18, 2006 

Princeton Stadium 

Princeton, N.J. – The road to 

respectability isn't measured in wins and 

losses but in resolve and effort developed 

in the face of adversity. 

Dartmouth was billed as the spoiler 

against Princeton but “spoiler” was the 

least of numerous objectives for the 

Green as the 2006 season concluded. 

For the record, Princeton won the 

game, 27-17, and shared the Ivy League title with Yale. Led by QB Jeff 

Terrell, Ivy player-of-the-year and son of a classmate-teammate of Dartmouth 

Coach Buddy Teevens, the Tigers built a 14-0 lead, withstood a Green comeback 

that made it 17-17 as the final period began, and then delivered a 

clinching 12-play, 67-yard drive in the closing minutes that Dartmouth 

couldn't answer. 

“I'm proud of the way the guys competed,” said Teevens. “We had some 

opportunities and didn't capitalize. Give Princeton credit. When they had to 

make a big drive, they did.” 

Terrell built and restored control of the game for Princeton. His performance 

didn't diminish the efforts of Dartmouth QB Mike Fritz who guided 

the Green's comeback. Taking over after Tom Bennewitz was injured in 

the opening game, Fritz led Dartmouth in rushing and his 2,248 yards of 

total offense is the fourth-best season on the Green ledger. In the finale Fritz 

passed to wideout Ryan Fuselier for one score and ran for the TD that knotted 

the game at 17. 

1 2 3 4 Final 


Princeton 7 10 0 10 27 

Game Ten - November 17, Memorial Field, Hanover - 12:30 p.m. 

Dartmouth-Princeton Series 


First Game: 1897 (Princeton, 30-0) 


Last Year: Princeton, 27-17 



Year D P 

1956 19 0 

1957 14 34 

1958 21 12 

1959 12 7 

1960 0 7 

1961 24 6 

1962 38 27 

1963 22 21 

1964* 7 37 

1965 28 14 

1966* 31 13 

1967 17 14 

1968* 7 34 

1969 7 35 

1970* 38 0 

1971 33 7 

1972* 35 14 

1973 42 24 

1974* 7 14 

1975 21 16 

1976 33 7 

1977* 14 11 

1978 28 21 

1979* 0 16 

1980 24 27 

1981* 32 13 

1982 43 20 

1983* 21 3 

1984 17 21 

1985* 3 10 

1986 28 6 

1987* 3 34 

1988 24 17 

1989* 14 20 

1990 23 6 

1991* 31 13 

1992 34 20 

1993* 28 22 

1994 13 20 

1995* 10 10 

1996 24 0 

1997* 12 OT 9 

1998 13 35 

1999* 19 18 

2000 43 37 

2001* 14 35 

2002 30 38 

2003* 21 15 

2004 10 17 

2005* 0 30 

2006 17 27 

*-at Hanover 

First Period 

P-Jordan Munde 1 pass from Jeff Terrell (Conner Louden kick), 9:59. Drive: 11- 

68, 5:01. 

Second Period 

P-Rob Toresco 1 run (Louden kick), 10:46. Drive: 10-60, 4:49. 

D-Andrew Kempler 21 FG, 4:34. Drive: 14-62, 6:02. 

P-Louden 29 FG, 1:48. Drive: 13-45, 2:35. 

D-Ryan Fuselier 14 pass from Mike Fritz (Kempler kick), 0:34. Drive: 6-81, 1:04. 

Third Period 

D-Fritz 1 run (Kempler kick), 1:24. Drive: 11-61, 4:40. 

Fourth Period 

P-Matt Lichtenstein 25 FG, 12:58. Drive: 9-55, 3:18. 

P-Toresco 3 run (Louden kick), 1:03. Drive: 12-67, 5:32. 

A-12,004 

D P 










Rushing: D-Bash 15-37, Williams 3-14. P-Lagomarsino 13-70, Toresco 8-39, 

2TD. 

Passing: D-Fritz 36-21-1, 237 yards, TD. P-Terrell 46-29-1, 257 yards, TD. 

Receiving: D-Fuselier 6-65, TD; Evans 4-66. P-Brigham 7-77, Toresco 7-47. 

Punts: D-Scullin 5-41.2 (47). P-McDonough 2-38.5 (48). 

Tackles: D-Gibalski 5-12-17, Cottrell 4-10-14, Dete 4-7-11. P-Anderson 1-6-7. 

P A G E 93

September 1 

Albany at Colgate 

Holy Cross at Massachusetts 

P A G E 94 

2007 COMPOSITE, FUTURE SCHEDULES 

September 8 

Massachusetts at Colgate 

New Hampshire at James Madison 

September 15 

Duquesne at Brown 

Columbia at Fordham 

Bucknell at Cornell 

Colgate at Dartmouth 

Harvard at Holy Cross 

Lafayette at Penn 

Lehigh at Princeton 

Yale at Georgetown 

New Hampshire at Marshall 

September 21 

Brown at Harvard 

September 22 

Marist at Columbia 

Cornell at Yale 

Dartmouth at New Hampshire 

Penn at Villanova 

Princeton at Lafayette 

Georgetown at Holy Cross 

September 29 

Rhode Island at Brown 

Columbia at Princeton 

Cornell at Georgetown 

Penn at Dartmouth 

Harvard at Lehigh 

Yale at Holy Cross 

Fordham at Colgate 

New Hampshire at Richmond 

October 6 

Holy Cross at Brown 

Columbia at Lafayette 

Harvard at Cornell 

Dartmouth at Yale 

Georgetown at Penn 

Hampton at Princeton 

Bucknell at Colgate 

Delaware at New Hampshire 

October 13 

Princeton at Brown 

Penn at Columbia 

Colgate at Cornell 

Dartmouth at Holy Cross 

Lafayette at Harvard 

Lehigh at Yale 

Iona at New Hampshire 

October 20 

Brown at Cornell 

Columbia at Dartmouth 

Princeton at Harvard 

Yale at Penn 

Towson at Colgate 

Holy Cross at Lehigh 

New Hampshire at Hofstra 

October 27 

Penn at Brown 

Yale at Columbia 

Cornell at Princeton 

Dartmouth at Harvard 

Colgate at Lafayette 

Holy Cross at Bucknell 

Rhode Island at New Hampshire 

November 3 

Brown at Yale 

Harvard at Columbia 

Cornell at Dartmouth 

Princeton at Penn 

Lehigh at Colgate 

Holy Cross at Fordham 

Northeastern at New Hampshire 

November 10 

Dartmouth at Brown 

Columbia at Cornell 

Penn at Harvard 

Yale at Princeton 

Colgate at Georgetown 

Lafayette at Holy Cross 

New Hampshire at Massachusetts 

November 17 

Brown at Columbia 

Cornell at Penn 

Princeton at Dartmouth 

Harvard at Yale 

Colgate at Holy Cross 

Maine at New Hampshire 

Dartmouth Future 

Schedules 

2008 Season 

Sept. 20 at Colgate 

Sept. 27 New Hampshire 

Oct. 4 at Penn 

Oct. 11 Yale 


Oct. 25 at Columbia 

Nov. 1 Harvard 

Nov. 8 at Cornell 

Nov. 15 Brown 

Nov. 22 at Princeton 

2009 Season 

Sept. 19 Colgate 

Sept. 26 at New Hampshire 

Oct. 3 Penn 

Oct. 10 at Yale 

Oct. 17 at Holy Cross 

Oct. 24 Columbia 

Oct. 31 at Harvard 

Nov. 7 Cornell 

Nov. 14 at Brown 

Nov. 21 Princeton 

2010 Season 

Sept. 18 at Colgate 

Sept. 25 New Hampshire 

Oct. 2 at Penn 

Oct. 9 Yale 


Oct. 23 at Columbia 

Oct. 30 Harvard 

Nov. 6 at Cornell 

Nov. 13 Brown 

Nov. 20 at Princeton

John Pircon (17) vs. Colgate 

2006 BIG GREEN 

STATISTICS

Team Statistics 

P A G E 96 

2006 BIG GREEN STATISTICS 

Overall Record: Won 2 Lost 8 Tied 0 

Ivy League: Won 2 Lost 5 Tied 0 

Date Opponent Attendance Score 

9/16 at Colgate 5,828 7-28 

9/23 New Hampshire 7,023 14-56 

9/30 at Penn* 9,420 10-17 

10/7 Yale* 7,307 14-26 

10/14 Holy Cross 7,414 (OT) 21-24 

10/21 at Columbia* 3,647 20-7 

10/28 Harvard* 2,028 0-28 

11/4 at Cornell* 3,788 25-28 

11/11 Brown* 4,211 (OT) 19-13 

11/18 

*=Ivy League 

at Princeton* 12,004 17-27 

Score by Periods 1 2 3 4 OT Total 


Opponents 65 72 49 65 3 254 

Dart Opp 

Points 126 260 

Points per Game 14.7 25.4 

Touchdowns 18 32 

Field Goals-Att. 7-13 10-17 

PAT-Att. 16-17 26-29 

Two-Pt PAT-Att. 1-1 3-3 


Rush 51 87 

Pass 94 94 

Penalty 11 9 

Rushing Yards 1033 1725 

Rush Attempts 310 387 

Yards Gained Rushing 1275 1941 

Yards Lost Rushing 242 216 

Ave. per Rush 3.3 4.5 

Ave. per Game 103.3 172.5 

TDs Rushing 11 20 

Passing Yards 1962 1973 

Att-Comp-Int 291-179-12 265-171-3 

Ave. per Catch 11.0 11.5 

Ave. per Game 196.2 197.3 

TDs Passing 7 12 

Total Offense 2995 3698 

Total Plays 601 652 

Ave. per Play 5.0 5.7 

Ave. per Game 299.5 369.8 

Kickoff Returns:#-Yds 47-856 30-511 

Kickoff Ret. Ave. 18.2 17.0 

Punt Returns: #-Yds 16-50 20-122 

Punt Ret. Ave. 3.1 17.0 

Int Returns: #-Yds 3-13 12-134 

Int Ret. Ave. 4.3 11.2 



Ave. per Game 39.8 48.5 

Punts-Yards 50-1744 35-1311 

Ave. per Punt 34.9 37.5 

Net Punt Ave. 32.4 36.0 

Third Down Conv. 50-134 60-135 

Third Down Pct. 37.0 44.0 

Fourth Down Conv. 8-15 9-18 

Fourth Down Pct. 53.0 50.0 

Sacks By-Yards 15-97 24-166 

Misc Yard 0 0 


Attendance 27983 34687 

Games/Ave. 5/5597 5/6937 

Individual Statistics 

Returnees in CAPS 

Rushing GP Att Gain Loss Net Ave TD Long Game 

Mike Fritz 10 101 578 168 410 4.1 2 42 41.0 

HUDSON SMYTHE 7 70 246 15 231 3.3 4 17 33.0 

MILAN WILLIAMS 10 63 195 20 175 2.8 3 18 17.5 

ROB MITCHELSON 3 14 64 0 64 4.6 0 21 21.3 

Jason Bash 5 29 74 11 63 2.2 1 10 12.6 

NATE SERVIS 6 11 46 1 45 4.1 1 11 7.5 

JULIAN COLLINS 10 6 26 0 26 4.3 0 9 2.6 

TOM BENNEWITZ 2 12 33 19 14 1.4 0 9 7.0 

BRIAN SCULLIN 10 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7 0.7 

Sam McDonald 10 1 4 0 4 4.0 0 4 0.4 

PHIL GALLIGAN 10 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.2 

BRIAN EVANS 10 1 0 8 -8 -8.0 0 0 -0.8 

Team 5 5 0 32 -32 -6.4 0 0 -6.4 

Dartmouth 10 310 1275 242 1033 3.3 11 42 103.3 

Opponents 10 387 1941 216 1725 4.5 20 81 172.5 

Passing GP Effic Att-Com-Int Pct Yds TD Long Game 

Mike Fritz 10 121.48 263-162-10 .616 1838 7 53 183.8 

TOM BENNEWITZ 2 85.70 24-14-1 .583 102 0 17 51.0 

BRIAN SCULLIN 10 154.60 2-2-0 1.000 13 0 7 1.3 

MAX HEIGES 1 -12.20 2-1-1 .500 9 0 9 9.0 

Dartmouth 10 117.84 291-179-12 .615 1962 7 53 196.2 

Opponents 10 139.75 265-171-3 .645 1973 12 37 197.3 

Receiving GP No Yds Ave TD Long Game 

Ryan Fuselier 10 57 711 12.5 3 53 71.1 

BRIAN EVANS 10 22 391 17.8 0 45 39.1 

MILAN WILLIAMS 10 19 152 8.0 0 28 15.2 

PHIL GALLIGAN 10 16 174 10.9 1 20 17.4 

Jason Bash 5 10 90 9.0 0 23 18.0 

MARK BROGNA 10 9 135 15.0 0 28 13.5 

BRETT LOWE 10 8 61 7.6 2 17 6.1 

Sam McDonald 10 8 57 7.1 0 12 5.7 

ANDREW von KUHN 8 6 64 10.7 1 23 8.0 

Bob Calderwood 10 6 47 7.8 0 12 4.7 

HUDSON SMYTHE 7 5 14 2.8 0 11 2.0 

ERIC PAUL 10 4 33 8.2 0 18 3.3 

JULIAN COLLINS 10 4 23 5.8 0 9 2.3 

NATE SERVIS 6 3 12 4.0 0 8 2.0 

ANDREW KEMPLER 9 1 7 7.0 0 7 0.8 

Mike Fritz 10 1 -9 -9.0 0 0 -0.9 

Dartmouth 10 179 1962 11.0 7 53 196.2 

Opponents 10 171 1973 11.5 12 37 197.3


Total Offense G Plays Rush Pass Total Game 

Mike Fritz 10 364 410 1838 2248 224.8 

HUDSON SMYTHE 7 70 231 0 231 33.0 

MILAN WILLIAMS 10 63 175 0 175 17.5 

TOM BENNEWITZ 2 36 14 102 116 58.0 

ROB MITCHELSON 3 14 64 0 64 21.3 

Jason Bash 5 29 63 0 63 12.6 

NATE SERVIS 6 11 45 0 45 7.5 

JULIAN COLLINS 10 6 26 0 26 2.6 

BRIAN SCULLIN 10 3 7 13 20 2.0 

MAX HEIGES 1 2 0 9 9 9.0 

Sam McDonald 10 1 4 0 4 0.4 

PHIL GALLIGAN 10 1 2 0 2 0.2 

BRIAN EVANS 10 1 -8 0 -8 -0.8 

Dartmouth 10 601 1033 1962 2995 299.5 

Opponents 10 652 1725 1973 3698 369.8 

Scoring TD FG PAT XP-Ru XP-Re XP-Pa Saf Pts 

ANDREW KEMPLER 0 7-13 16-17 0 0 0 0 37 

HUDSON SMYTHE 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 

Ryan Fuselier 3 0 0 0 1-1 0 0 20 

MILAN WILLIAMS 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 

BRETT LOWE 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 

Mike Fritz 2 0 0 0 0 1-1 0 12 

PHIL GALLIGAN 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 

ANDREW von KUHN 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 

NATE SERVIS 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 

Jason Bash 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 

Dartmouth 18 7-13 16-17 0-0 1-1 1-1 0 147 

Opponents 32 10-17 26-29 1-1 2-2 2-2 0 254 

All-Purpose Rush Rec PR KOR IR Total Game 

Ryan Fuselier 0 711 0 0 0 711 71.1 

MILAN WILLIAMS 175 152 17 365 0 709 70.9 

PHIL GALLIGAN 2 174 33 413 0 622 62.2 

BRIAN EVANS -8 391 0 74 0 457 45.7 

Mike Fritz 410 -9 0 0 0 401 40.1 

HUDSON SMYTHE 231 14 0 0 0 245 35.0 

Jason Bash 63 90 0 0 0 153 30.6 

MARK BROGNA 0 135 0 0 0 135 13.5 

ANDREW von KUHN 0 64 0 0 0 64 8.0 

ROB MITCHELSON 64 0 0 0 0 64 21.3 

Sam McDonald 4 57 0 0 0 61 6.1 

BRETT LOWE 0 61 0 0 0 61 6.1 

NATE SERVIS 45 12 0 0 0 57 9.5 

JULIAN COLLINS 26 23 0 0 0 49 4.9 

Bob Calderwood 0 47 0 0 0 47 4.7 

ERIC PAUL 0 33 0 0 0 33 3.3 

TOM BENNEWITZ 14 0 0 0 0 14 7.0 

ANDREW DETE 0 0 0 0 13 13 1.3 

ANDREW KEMPLER 0 7 0 0 0 7 0.8 

BRIAN SCULLIN 7 0 0 0 0 7 0.7 

JIM O'BRIEN 0 0 0 4 0 4 2.0 

Dartmouth 1033 1962 50 856 13 3914 391.4 

Opponents 1725 1973 122 511 134 4465 446.5 

Punting No Yds Ave Long I-20 Blk 

BRIAN SCULLIN 49 1734 35.4 57 11 0 

Team 1 10 10.0 10 0 1 

Dartmouth 50 1744 34.9 57 11 1 

Opponents 35 1311 37.5 55 9 0 

Punt Returns No Yds Ave TD Long 

PHIL GALLIGAN 12 33 2.8 0 19 

MILAN WILLIAMS 4 17 4.2 0 8 

Dartmouth 16 50 3.1 0 19 

Opponents 20 122 6.1 0 18 

Kickoff Returns No Yds Ave TD Long 

PHIL GALLIGAN 21 413 19.7 0 38 

MILAN WILLIAMS 20 365 18.2 0 34 

BRIAN EVANS 5 74 14.8 0 29 

JIM O'BRIEN 1 4 4.0 0 4 


Opponents 30 511 17.0 0 47 

Interceptions No Yds Ave TD Long 

ANDREW DETE 1 13 13.0 0 13 

DAN COOK 1 0 0.0 0 0 

JOHN PIRCON 1 0 0.0 0 0 


Opponents 12 134 11.2 0 20 

P A G E 97

2006 Defensive Statistics 

Returnees in CAPS 

P A G E 98 


Name Solo Asst Tot TFL Sack Int PBr FR-FF Blk 

JUSTIN COTTRELL 44 51 95 8 3-24 0 5 1-1 0 

IAN WILSON 48 41 89 2 1-8 0 3 1-1 2 

Joe Gibalski 39 47 86 8 2-16 0 3 1-1 0 

JOHN PIRCON 31 41 72 0.5 0 1 5 0-1 0 

ANDREW DETE 30 24 54 4.5 1-6 1 2 2-2 0 

CHRIS BLANCO 19 16 35 0.5 0 0 4 0-0 0 

JOHN MANNING 20 12 32 1 0 0 4 0-0 0 

Brian Osimiri 16 16 32 6.5 4-21 0 0 1-1 0 

DAN COOK 16 14 30 3.5 1-5 1 1 2-0 0 

MAX COPELLO 9 18 27 0 0 0 0 0-1 0 

JACK D'ANGELO 12 11 23 1.5 1-3 0 0 0-0 1 

JOE BATTAGLIA 7 8 15 0.5 0 0 0 1-0 0 

MIKE WHITTICOM 9 5 14 0.5 0 0 1 0-1 0 

CULLEN GILCHRIST 3 7 10 2 1-0 0 0 0-0 1 

JASON BLYDELL 4 6 10 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

PHIL GALLIGAN 7 2 9 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

PETE PIDERMANN 5 3 8 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 

TAYLOR BABCOCK 4 2 6 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

MARK BROGNA 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

Joe Scola 4 1 5 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

MATT DRATCH 2 3 5 2 2-14 0 0 0-1 0 

CHRIS BURNS 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

KYLE CAVANAUGH 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

TONY BATES 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

ANDREW von KUHN 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

Mike Rabil 3 0 3 0 0 0 1 0-0 0 

CASEY FROST 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

Bob Calderwood 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

KYLE BRONG 2 1 3 1 0 0 0 0-0 0 

REHAN MUTTALIB 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

RICH CUMMINGS 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

HUDSON SMYTHE 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

NATE SERVIS 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

TONY PASTOORS 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

M. ABDUL-SHAKOOR1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

MATT DORNAK 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

BRIAN EVANS 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1 0 

JASON REID 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

TIM WHEELER 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

MILAN WILLIAMS 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

TOM BROWN 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

JOSH CURCIO 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

JARED DOWDAKIN 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

Mike Fritz 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

Ryan Fuselier 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

BEN GOEKE 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

Sam McDonald 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

NILES MURPHY 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

ERIC PAUL 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

ALEX RAPP 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

ALEX TOTH 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 

MARLON ALEBIOSU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 0 

Dartmouth 360 358 718 42 16 3 30 10-11 4 

Opponents - - - - 24 12 31 7-7 1 

Key: Solo-Assist-Total Tackles; TFL-Tackle for Loss; Pbr-Pass Breakup; 

FR-FF-Fumble Recovered Forced; Blk-Punt Blocked. 

2006 Junior Varsity Statistics 

Results (2-2) 

Date Opponent Score 

9/17 Middlebury 15-9 

10/8 Milford Academy 14-28 

10/27 Harvard 7-20 

11/12 Bridgton Academy (OT) 42-37 

Rushing Att Yds Ave TD 

Nate Servis 19 64 3.4 0 

Tom Brown 10 56 5.6 1 

Cole Springer 15 55 3.7 0 

Rob Mitchelson 18 48 2.7 0 

Chris Burns 5 3 0.6 0 

Alex Jenny 10 -25 -2.5 0 

Max Heiges 10 -30 -3.0 0 

Passing Att-Com-Int Pct Yds TD 

Alex Jenny 65-37-4 .569 536 4 

Max Heiges 49-25-2 .510 421 4 

Receiving No Yds Ave TD 

Ian Ferrell 13 204 15.7 4 

Jordan Kling 11 160 14.5 1 

Zach O'Donnell 11 111 10.1 0 

Carroll Papajohn 10 286 28.6 3 

Tom Brown 5 23 4.6 0 

Brendan Holm 3 80 26.7 0 

Rob Mitchelson 3 33 7.3 0 

Cole Springer 2 25 12.5 0 

Cal Stevens 1 9 9.0 0 

Andrew von Kuhn 1 8 8.0 0 

Josh Doherty 1 5 5.0 0 

Nate Servis 1 2 2.0 0 

Scoring TD FG PAT Pts 

Ian Ferrell 4 0 0 24 

Carroll Papajohn 3 0 0 18 

Chuck Zodda 0 0 8 8 

Jordan Kling 1 0 0 6 

Tom Brown 1 0 0 6 

Evan Nogay 1 0 0 6 

Corey Goff 1 0 0 6 

Erik Estabrook 0 0 1 1

THE IVY LEAGUE 

Ryan Fuselier

P A G E 100 

2006 IVY LEAGUE STANDINGS 

2006 Ivy League Standings 

Ivy League Overall 

W L PF PA W L PF PA 

Princeton 6 1 166 129 9 1 233 179 

Yale 6 1 177 111 8 2 257 208 

Harvard 4 3 177 130 7 3 267 192 

Penn 3 4 153 129 5 5 228 191 

Cornell 3 4 123 162 5 5 189 217 

Dartmouth 2 5 105 146 2 8 147 254 

Brown 2 5 140 157 3 7 225 241 

Columbia 2 5 66 135 5 5 150 163 

1956 

1. Yale 7 0 0 

2. Princeton 5 2 0 

3. Dartmouth 4 3 0 

Penn 4 3 0 

5. Brown 3 4 0 

6. Columbia 2 5 0 

Harvard 2 5 0 

8. Cornell 1 6 0 

1957 



3. Yale 4 2 1 

4. Brown 3 4 0 

Cornell 3 4 0 

Penn 3 4 0 

7. Harvard 2 5 0 


IVY LEAGUE STANDINGS 1956-2006 

1958 



Princeton 5 2 0 

4. Brown 4 3 0 

Penn 4 3 0 



8. Yale 0 7 0 

1959 

1. Penn 6 1 0 



Yale 4 3 0 



7. Brown 1 5 1 


Columbia, 1962 

1960 

1. Yale 7 0 0 



Harvard 4 3 0 


6. Penn 2 5 0 

7. Brown 1 6 0 

Cornell 1 6 0 

1961 


Columbia 6 1 0 



5. Yale 3 4 0 


7. Penn 1 6 0 

8. Brown 0 7 0 

1962 





Cornell 4 3 0 

6. Penn 2 5 0 

7. Yale 1 5 1 

8. Brown 0 6 1 

1963 




4. Yale 4 3 0 

Cornell 4 3 0 


7. Brown 2 5 0 

8. Penn 1 6 0 

1964 



3. Yale 4 2 1 



Brown 3 4 0 


8. Penn 0 7 0 

1965 





5. Yale 3 4 0 

6. Penn 2 4 1 

7. Brown 1 6 0 

Columbia 1 6 0

Princeton, 1965 

1966 


Harvard 6 1 0 



5. Yale 3 4 0 


7. Penn 1 6 0 

8. Brown 0 7 0 

Cornell, 1971 


1967 

1. Yale 7 0 0 




Harvard 4 3 0 

6. Penn 2 5 0 

7. Brown 1 5 1 


1968 

1. Yale 6 0 1 

Harvard 6 0 1 

3. Penn 5 2 0 





8. Brown 0 7 0 

1969 


Yale 6 1 0 




Penn 2 5 0 

7. Brown 1 6 0 


1970 



Yale 5 2 0 



6. Penn 2 5 0 


Brown 1 6 0 

1971 


Cornell 6 1 0 



5. Yale 3 4 0 


7. Penn 1 6 0 

8. Brown 0 7 0 

1972 


2. Yale 5 2 0 

3. Penn 4 3 0 

Cornell 4 3 0 




8. Brown 1 6 0 

1973 


2. Yale 5 2 0 

Penn 5 2 0 

Harvard 5 2 0 

5. Brown 4 3 0 




1974 

1. Yale 6 0 1 

Harvard 6 1 0 

3. Penn 4 2 1 

4. Brown 4 3 0 





1975 


2. Brown 5 1 1 

3. Yale 5 2 0 




Penn 2 5 0 


1976 

1. Brown 6 1 0 

Yale 6 1 0 


Harvard 4 3 0 


Penn 2 5 0 


Cornell 2 5 0 

1977 

1. Yale 6 1 0 

2. Brown 5 2 0 


Penn 4 3 0 

Harvard 4 3 0 



Cornell 1 6 0 

1978 


2. Brown 5 2 0 

3. Yale 4 1 2 





8. Penn 1 5 1 

1979 

1. Yale 6 1 0 

2. Brown 5 2 0 



Dartmouth 4 3 0 



8. Penn 0 7 0 

Holy Cross, 1977 

1980 

1. Yale 6 1 0 




Brown 4 3 0 


7. Penn 1 6 0 


P A G E 101

Defense, 1982 

1981 


Yale 6 1 0 




Brown 2 5 0 


Penn 1 6 0 

1982 


Penn 5 2 0 

Harvard 5 2 0 

4. Brown 3 4 0 


Yale 3 4 0 

Cornell 3 4 0 


1983 

1. Penn 5 1 1 

Harvard 5 1 1 


Brown 4 2 1 




8. Yale 1 6 0 

P A G E 102 


1984 

1. Penn 7 0 0 


Yale 5 2 0 

4. Brown 4 3 0 



Cornell 2 5 0 


1985 

1. Penn 6 1 0 



4. Brown 4 3 0 

5. Yale 3 3 1 




1986 

1. Penn 7 0 0 


3. Brown 4 2 1 



6. Yale 2 5 0 



1987 


2. Yale 5 2 0 

Brown 5 2 0 


Cornell 4 3 0 

6. Penn 3 4 0 



1988 

1. Penn 6 1 0 

Cornell 6 1 0 



5. Yale 3 3 1 


Harvard 2 5 0 

8. Brown 0 6 1 

1989 

1. Yale 6 1 0 




5. Penn 2 5 0 

Cornell 2 5 0 

Brown 2 5 0 


1990 


Cornell 6 1 0 

3. Yale 5 2 0 


Penn 3 4 0 


Brown 2 5 0 


1991 





Yale 4 3 0 

6. Penn 2 5 0 

7. Brown 1 6 0 


1992 



3. Penn 5 2 0 



6. Yale 2 5 0 


8. Brown 0 7 0 

1993 

1. Penn 7 0 0 



4. Brown 3 4 0 

Cornell 3 4 0 

6. Yale 2 5 0 



1994 

1. Penn 7 0 0 

2. Brown 4 3 0 




Yale 3 4 0 


Harvard 2 5 0 

1995 



Penn 5 2 0 



6. Brown 2 5 0 

Yale 2 5 0 

Harvard 1 6 0


1996 



3. Brown 4 3 0 

Cornell 4 3 0 

5. Penn 3 4 0 


Harvard 2 5 0 

8. Yale 1 6 0 

1997 



3. Brown∅ 4 3 0 

Cornell∅ 4 3 0 

5. Princeton∅ 3 4 0 

Columbia∅ 3 4 0 

7. Yale∅ 1 6 0 

8. Penn 0 7 0 

∅= Five Penn victories forfeited 

due to use of declared ineligible 

player. 

1998 

1. Penn 6 1 0 

2. Brown 5 2 0 

Yale 5 2 0 



Harvard 3 4 0 




1999 

1. Brown 6 1 0 

Yale 6 1 0 


4. Penn 4 3 





2000 

1. Penn 6 1 0 


3. Yale 4 3 0 

Harvard 4 3 0 




Brown∅∅ 4 3 0 

∅= Brown ineligible for League 

championship per League ruling. 

2001 


2. Penn 6 1 0 

3. Brown 5 2 0 




7. Yale 1 6 0 


2002 

1. Penn 7 0 0 



Yale 4 3 0 



Brown 2 5 0 



2003 

1. Penn 7 0 0 


Yale 4 3 0 


Brown 4 3 0 




2004 


2. Penn 6 1 0 


4. Brown 3 4 0 


Yale 3 4 0 



2005 

1. Brown 6 1 0 




Yale 4 3 0 

6. Penn 3 4 0 



2006 


Yale 6 1 0 


4. Penn 3 4 0 

Cornell 3 4 0 


Brown 2 5 0 


P A G E 103

All-Ivy First Team 

Offense 

WR Brendan Circle, Princeton 

WR Corey Mazza, Harvard 

TE Chris Mizell, Penn* 

OL Sean Estrada, Penn* 

OL Ed McCarthy, Yale* 

OL Frank Hernandez, Harvard 

OL Matt Barsamian, Columbia 

OL Jeff Monaco, Yale 

QB Jeff Terrell, Princeton* 

RB Clifton Dawson, Harvard* 

RB Mike McLeod, Yale* 

RB Joe Sandberg, Penn 

K Steve Morgan, Brown 

All-Ivy Second Team 

Offense 

WR Ryan Fuselier, Dartmouth 

WR Chandler Henley, Yale 

WR Matt Carre, Penn 

TE Langston Johnson, Yale 

OL Kyle Vellutato, Princeton 

OL Michael DiBartolo, Brown 

OL Eric Miller, Cornell 

OL Nik Sobic, Harvard 

OL Marko Grzan, Penn 

QB Joe DiGiacomo, Brown 

QB Craig Hormann, Columbia 

RB Luke Siwula, Cornell 

RB Taylor Craig, Yale 

K Alan Kimball, Yale 

Defense 

DL Matt Curtis, Harvard 

DL Brad Bagdis, Harvard 

DL Jake Marshall, Princeton 

DL Jonathan Lucas, Cornell 

LB Brig Walker, Princeton 

LB Adam Brekke, Columbia 

LB Kory Gedin, Penn 

LB Eric Schultz, Harvard 

DB Scott Williams, Penn 

DB Ian Wilson, Dartmouth 

DB Larry Abare, Yale 

DB Steven Williams, Harvard 

P Steve Morgan, Brown 

P A G E 104 

2006 COACHES' ALL-IVY TEAM 

Defense 

DL Mike Berg, Harvard* 

DL Brandt Hollander, Yale 

DL Naheem Harris, Penn 

DL Brian Fairbanks, Penn 

LB Zak DeOssie, Brown* 

LB Ryan Tully, Harvard 

LB Joe Anastasio, Penn 

LB Bobby Abare, Yale 

DB J. J. Artis, Princeton* 

DB Tim Strickland, Princeton 

DB Tad Crawford, Columbia 

DB Andrew Berry, Harvard 

P Colin McDonough, Princeton* 

*-Unanimous selection 

Honorable Mention Dartmouth – 

OL Preston Copley 

QB Mike Fritz 

LB Justin Cottrell 

DB John Pircon 

Ian Wilson 

Mike Fritz

Asa S. Bushnell Cup 

Ivy League Player of the Year 

1970 Jim Chasey, QB, Dartmouth 

Ed Marinaro, RB, Cornell 

1971 Ed Marinaro, RB, Cornell 

1972 Dick Jauron, RB, Yale 

1973 Jim Stoeckle, QB, Harvard 

1974 Walt Snickenberger, RB, Princeton 

1975 Doug Jackson, RB, Columbia 

1976 John Pagliaro, RB, Yale 

1977 John Pagliaro, RB, Yale 

1978 Buddy Teevens, QB, Dartmouth 

1979 Tim Tumpane, LB, Yale 

1980 Kevin Czinger, MG, Yale 

1981 Rich Diana, RB, Yale 

1982 John Witkowski, QB, Columbia 

1983 Derrick Harmon, RB, Cornell 

1984 Tim Chambers, DB, Penn 

1985 Tom Gilmore, DT, Penn 

1986 Rich Comizio, RB, Penn 

1987 Kelly Ryan, QB, Yale 

1988 Jason Garrett, QB, Princeton 

1989 Judd Garrett, RB, Princeton 

1990 Shon Page, TB, Dartmouth 

1991 Al Rosier, TB, Dartmouth 

1992 Jay Fiedler, QB, Dartmouth 

1993 Keith Elias, RB, Princeton 

1994 Pat Goodwillie, LB, Penn 

1995 Dave Patterson, LB, Princeton 

1996 Chad Levitt, RB, Cornell 

1997 Sean Morey, WR, Brown 

1998 Jim Finn, RB, Penn 

1999 James Perry, QB, Brown 

2000 Gavin Hoffman, QB, Penn 

2001 Carl Morris, WR, Harvard 

2002 Carl Morris, WR, Harvard 

2003 Mike Mitchell, QB, Penn 

2004 Ryan Fitzpatrick, QB, Harvard 

2005 Nick Hartigan, RB, Brown 

2006 Jeff Terrell, QB, Princeton 

Ivy League Rookie of the Year 

1981 Derrick Harmon, RB, Cornell 

1982 Mike Caraviello, QB, Dartmouth 

1983 Doug Butler, QB, Princeton 

1984 Rich Comizio, RB, Pennsylvania 

1985 Chris Flynn, RB, Pennsylvania 

1986 Craig Morton, WR, Dartmouth 

1987 Bryan Keys, RB, Pennsylvania 

1988 Solomon Johnson, RB, Columbia 

1989 John McNiff, RB, Cornell 

1990 Matt Brzica, QB, Dartmouth 

1991 Jay Fiedler, QB, Dartmouth 

1992 Pat Goodwillie, LB, Pennsylvania 

IVY LEAGUE AWARDS 

Josh Dooley 

1993 Miles Macik, WR, Pennsylvania 

1994 Eion Hu, RB, Harvard 

1995 Sean Morey, WR, Brown 

1996 Isaiah Kacyvenski, LB Harvard 

1997 Todd Tomich, DB/KR, Yale 

1998 Johnathan Reese, RB, Columbia 

1999 Chas Gessner, WR, Brown 

2000 Dante Balestracci, LB, Harvard 

2001 Steve Jensen, CB/KR, Dartmouth 

2002 Josh Dooley, LB, Dartmouth 

2003 Ed McCarthy, C, Yale 

2004 Steve Morgan, K/P, Brown 

2005 Mike McLeod, RB, Yale 

2006 Austin Knowlin, WR, Columbia 

P A G E 105

TOTAL FIRST TEAM CHOICES 

(1956-2006): Dartmouth 186; 

Harvard 176; Yale 168; Penn 163; 

Princeton 152; Brown 124; 

Cornell 120; Columbia 84. 

1956 Bob Adelizzi C 

Wayne Kakela T 

1957 Dave Moss E 

Joe Palermo C 

1958 Jake Crouthamel HB 

Al Krutsch G 

1959 Jake Crouthamel HB 

Bill Gundy QB 

1960 Hank Gerfen G 

Alan Rozycki HB 

1961 Bill King QB 

1962 Ed Boies G 

Bill Blumenschein T 

Bill King QB 

Don McKinnon C 

Tom Spangenberg HB 

1963 Bill Curran G 

Scott Creelman E 

Tom Spangenberg HB 

1964 John McLean DB 

1965 Steve Bryan OE 

Chuck Matuszak C 

Bob O'Brien HB 

Tony Yezer OG 

Tom Clarke DE 

Edgar Holley LB 

Win Mabry DB 

1966 Mickey Beard QB 

Bill Calhoun OE 

Chuck Matuszak C 

Bill Sjogren OG 

Pete Walton FB 

Win Mabry DB 

Bill Hay KSp 

1967 Hank Paulson OT 

Norm Davis LB 

Randy McElrath DE 

Gordie Rule DB 

1968 Pete Lawrence DE 

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DARTMOUTH FIRST TEAM ALL-IVY 

1969 Jim Chasey QB 

John Ritchie OT 

John Short HB 

Joe Adams DB 

Russ Adams DB 

Pete Donovan KSp 

TOM CSATARI 

1970 Jim Chasey QB 

Bob Cordy OG 

Bob Peters OT 

Murry Bowden DB 

Willie Bogan DB 

Barry Brink DT 

1971 Joe Leslie OT 

Tom Csatari DE 

Jack Manning DB 

Wayne Young LB 

Ted Perry KSp 

1972 Gregg Brown OE 

Bob Funk C 

Rick Klupchak HB 

Robert Norton OG 

Steve Stetson QB 


Wesley Pugh DB 

Tom Tarazevits DT 

1973 Bob Funk C 

Rick Klupchak HB 


Rick Gerardi LB 

Reggie Williams LB 

1974 Skip Cummins LB 


1975 Jud Porter OG 

Skip Cummins LB 


1976 Jim Lucas C 

Pat Sullivan OT 

Don Thomas OG 

Harry Wilson SE 

Gregg Robinson DT 

Kevin Young LB 

Nick Lowery KSp 

1977 Andy Ebbott OT 

Curt Oberg RB 

John Carney DB 

Gregg Robinson DT 

Nick Lowery KSp 

1978 Jeff Dufresne RB 

Dave Shula SE 

Buddy Teevens QB 

Jeff Hickey DE 

Joe Nastri LB 

Chris Sawch KSp 

REGGIE WILLIAMS 

1979 Cody Press DB 

Jerry Pierce LB 

Rick Salchunas DE 

Larry Margerum P 

1980 Dave Shula SE 

Jerry Pierce LB 

1981 George Thompson OG 

Rob Carroll DE 

Joe Fernandes LB 

Lee Sedberry DT 

Charles Williams DB 

Rick Bayless P 

1982 Jack Daly WR 

Dave Neslund LB 

John Corbett P 

1983 Mark Pare C 

1984 Scott Truitt WR 

1985 Slade Schuster OT 

Scott Truitt WR 

Len Fontes LB 

Craig Saltzgaber KSp 

1986 Dave Gabianelli QB 

Chris Matonis OG 

Craig Morton WR

ANTHONY GARGIULO 

1987 Paul Michael LB 

1988 Craig Morton WR 

Paul Michael LB 

Rob Hibbard P 

1989 Tom Parker WR 

Rob Hibbard P 

1990 Chad Gallentine OG 

Shon Page FB 

Pete Chapman NG 

Rich Joyce LB 

Mike O'Flynn DT 

Brad Preble DB 

Sal Sciretto DB 

Dennis Durkin KSp 

DARTMOUTH FIRST TEAM ALL-IVY 

1991 Mike Bobo WR 

Lance Brackee OT 

Al Rosier TB 

Greg Rush C 

Dan Mulligan DT 

Sal Sciretto DB 

Harry Wright LB 

1992 Lance Brackee OT 

Matt Brzica WR 

Jay Fiedler QB 

Andy MacDonald OT 

George Neos LB 

Dennis Durkin KSp 

1993 Jay Fiedler QB 

John Hyland WR 

Andy MacDonald OT 

Jim McGeehan DB 

George Neos LB 

1994 Brian White DB 

1995 Brian Larsen OT 

Mark Abel LB 

Scott Hapgood DE 

Zack Walz LB 

1996 Trey Bowers OT 

Zach Ellis WR 

Brian Larsen OT 

Lloyd Lee DB 

Mark Abel LB 

Zack Walz LB 

Dave Regula KSp 

1997 Dom Lanza C 

Scott Hapgood DE 

Lloyd Lee DB 

Zack Walz LB 

Dave Regula KSp 

CASEY CRAMER AND JAY BARNARD 

1998 Brad Verber S 

1999 Caleb Moore OG 

Steve Varney LB 

Wayne Schlobohm P 


Matt Mercer LB 

Alex Ware P 

2001 Casey Cramer TE 

Kevin Noone OG 

Matt Mercer LB 

Alex Ware P 

2002 Casey Cramer TE 

Kevin Noone OG 

Scott Wedum FB 

Alex Ware P 

2003 Jay Barnard WR 

Ryan Conger DE 

2004 Ryan Conger DE 

Anthony Gargiulo DE 

Clayton Smith FS 

2005 Anthony Gargiulo, DE 

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ANNUAL FOOTBALL 

Ben Goeke 

AWARDS

Coach Bob Blackman Trophy 

To the player, selected 

by the coaching staff, 

who has contributed 

most to the success 

of the team. Gift of L. 

G. Balfour Company. 

1959 Bill Gundy, QB 

1960 Alan Rozycki, HB 

1961 Gary Spiess, HB 

1962 Bill King, QB 

Don McKinnon, C-LB 

1963 Scott Creelman, E 

1964 Jack McLean, DB 

1965 Ed Long, E 

1966 Pete Walton, FB 

1967 Steve Luxford, HB 

1968 Randy Wallick, OE 

1969 Tom Quinn, HB 

1970 John Short, HB 

1971 Stuart Simms, FB 

1972 Steve Stetson, QB 

1973 Tom Csatari, DE 

1974 Brian Wroczynski, DT 

1975 Reggie Williams, LB 

1976 Kevin Case, QB 

1977 John Carney, DB 

1978 Buddy Teevens, QB 

1979 Cody Press, DB 

1980 Jerry Pierce, LB 

1981 Scott Hacker, LB 

1982 Dave Neslund, LB 

1983 Frank Polsinello, QB 

1984 Lorenzo Chambers, TB 

1985 Len Fontes, LB 

1986 Dave Gabianelli, QB 

1987 Terry Phillis, FB 

1988 Dave Gazzaniga, C 

1989 David Clark, FB 

1990 Shon Page, TB 

1991 Al Rosier, TB 

1992 Jay Fiedler, QB 


1994 Josh Bloom, LB 

1995 Greg Smith, TB 

1996 Jon Aljancic, QB 

1997 Zack Walz, LB 

1998 Brad Verber, DB 

1999 Caleb Moore, OG 

2000 Matt Mercer, LB 


2002 Brian Mann, QB 

2003 Casey Cramer, TE 

2004 Clayton Smith, FS 

2005 Josh Dooley, LB 

ANNUAL FOOTBALL AWARDS 

There are 13 awards presented annually to members of Dartmouth's varsity football team. 

Mike Fritz, QB 

2006 Winner 

Jake Crouthamel Award 

To the junior or 

sophomore offensive 

player, selected by 

the coaching staff, 

who has contributed 

most to the success 

of the team. Gift of 

Kenneth Young '48. 

1972 Rick Klupchak, HB 

1973 Tom Snickenberger, QB 


1975 Pat Sullivan, OG 

1976 Sam Coffey, TB 

1977 Jeff Hickey, LB 

1978 Jeff Dufresne, TB 

1979 Dave Shula, SE 

1980 George Thompson, OG 

1981 Wayne Ferree, OT 

1982 Jack Daly, WR 

1983 Rich Weissman, TB 

1984 Doug Keare, TE 

1985 Dave Gabianelli, QB 

1986 Matt Drury, TE 

1987 Dave Gazzaniga, C 

1988 Mark Johnson, QB 


1990 Greg Rush, C 

1991 Lance Brackee, OT 


1993 Dave Shearer, WR 

1994 Pete Oberle, TB 

1995 Brian Larsen, OT 

1996 Zach Ellis, WR 

1997 Dylan Karczewski, TB 

1998 Chris Carney, OT 


2000 Kevin Noone, OG 



2003 Andrew Hall, WR 

2004 Chad Gaudet, RB 

2005 Josh Cohen, QB 

Ben Goeke, OT 

2006 Winner 

Mike Fritz 

Kenneth T. Young Award 

To the junior or 

sophomore defensive 

player, selected by the 

coaching staff, who 

has contributed most 

to the success of the 

team. Gift of Kenneth 

Young '48. 

1978 Cody Press, DB 

1979 Jerry Pierce, LB 

1980 Scott Hacker, LB 

1981 Joe Moore, DB 

1982 Steve Karol, LB 

1983 Don Pomeroy, LB 

1984 Peter Kortebein, LB 

1985 Tom Ramsey, DT 

1986 Brett Matthews, DB 

1987 Paul Michael, LB 

1988 Kevin Luensmann, DT 

1989 Peter Chapman, DT 

1990 Sal Sciretto, DB 

Harry Wright, LB 

1991 Jason Fell, DB 

1992 Gerry LaMontagne, DT 


1994 Taran Lent, DE 

1995 Mark Abel, LB 

1996 Zach Walz, LB 

1997 Jon Gibbs, LB 

1998 Steve Varney, LB 

1999 Brad Eissler, DB 


2001 Steve Jensen, CB/KR 


2003 Chris Dodds, SS 


2005 Ian Wilson, SS 

Ian Wilson, SS 

2006 Winner 

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Lester R. Godwin Award 

To the senior football 

player who, through 

extraordinary perseverance, 

has risen 

above personal disadvantage 

to contribute 

measurably to the 

team. Gift of Lester R. 

Godwin '30. 

1976 John Mugglebee, WR 

1977 Steve Ferraris, QB 

1978 Scot Brewster, SE 

1979 Larry Margerum, P 

1980 Jeff Johnson, LB 

1981 Len Jones, DB 

1982 Rick Stafford, QB 

1983 Matt Lopes, SE 

1984 Paul DiSilvestro, TE 

1985 Brian Stretch, QB 

1986 Russell Gardner, LB 

1987 Chris Keck, TE 

1988 Neil Abramson, WR 

1989 Bryce Boeye, DB 

1990 Carl Demeree, TE 

1991 Wayne Bantner, OT 

1992 Matt Brzica, WR 

1993 Chris Powers, C 

1994 Chris Boran, DB 


1996 Greg Smith, TB 

1997 Keith Lockwood, DT 

1998 Kyle Rogers, LB 

1999 Greg Dietrick, DE 

2000 Dan Hutchinson, DE 

2001 Michael Gratch, RB 

2002 Gannon Sungar, OT 

2003 Scott Funke, DT 

2004 Steve Jensen, CB 

2005 Mike Shannon, C 

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Dan Cook, DE 

2006 Winner 

Manners Makyth Man Award 

To the varsity football 

player, selected by his 

teammates, who has 

best conducted himself 

to the advantage 

of the College in the 

sense of William 

Wykeham's phrase, 

“Manners Makyth 

Man.” Gift of Charles 

G. Milham 1906 and 

his wife, Alma Milham. 

Bobby Calderwood, FB 

2006 Winner 

1949 Stewart Young, G 

1950 Bill Monahan, T 

1951 Jim Churchill, HB 

1952 Kester Pierson, HB 

1953 Walt Anderson, HB 

1954 John Dell Isola, HB 

1955 Don Marriott, E 

1956 Jim Parkes, G 

1957 John Murphy, T 

1958 Scott Palmer, E 

1959 Pete Erwin, G 

1960 Alan Rozycki, HB 

1961 Carl Funke, C 

1962 Bill Wellstead, E/K 

1963 Chuck Greer, E 

1964 Bruce Gottschall, QB 

1965 Tony Yezer, G 

1966 Bill Robb, QB 

1967 Leonard (Skip) Small, OG 

1968 Bill Kinscher, QB 

1969 Tom Quinn, HB 

1970 Giff Foley, DE 

1971 Franklin (Bud) Lynch, DT 

1972 Chuck Thomas, HB 

1973 Mitch Sadar, LB 

1974 Alan Markman, DE 

1975 Richard Mulroy, LB 

1976 Harry Wilson, SE 

1977 Dave Casper, DT 


1979 Eric Cutter, HB 

1980 Tom Marek, OG 

1981 Rob Carroll, LB 

1982 John Olejniczak, WR 

1983 Richard Durante, TB 

1984 Peter Wade, LB 

1985 Kier Cooper, DB 

1986 Craig Denekas, QG 


1988 Paul Sorensen, LB 

1990 Kevin Peck, QB 

Bob Calderwood 

1991 Mike Bobo, WR 

1992 Greg Hoffmeister, TB 

1993 Ken Bower, DT 

1994 Ken Gordon, FB 

1995 Brian Crowell, DB 

1996 Ed Tatman, DT 

1997 Brad Jefferson, DB 

1998 John Fowler, OT 

1999 Tom Reusser, DB 

Reggie Belhomme, TB 

2000 Todd Jelen, DB 

2001 Dave Reed, DE 

2002 Matt Davis, WR 

2003 Lyle Campbell, LB 

2004 Ryan Conger, DE 

2005 Josh Dooley, LB

Earl Hamilton Varsity Award 

To the senior football 

player who displays 

the friendliness, 

sense of humor, and 

appreciation of the 

outdoors that characterized 

Earl Hamilton, 

freshman football 

coach from 1955-65 

and varsity backfield 

coach from 1966 until 

his death in 1968. The 


Preston Copley, OT 

2006 Winner 

award, from the Earl Hamilton Memorial Fund, 

is an Orvis fishing rod and engraved case. 

1968 Dave Boyle, FB 

1969 Ernie Babcock, DE 

1970 Giff Foley, DE 

1971 Franklin (Bud) Lynch, DT 

1972 Kevin O'Shea, DE 

1973 Pat Stone, LB 

1974 Dan Skorich, OT 

1975 Charlie Potts, HB 

1976 Dave Van Vliet, DB 

1977 Jeff Immelt, OT 

1978 David Brown, DE 

1979 Mike Francis, DT 

1980 Robert Higgins, FB 

1981 Kent Cooper, NG 

1982 Sean Maher, TB 

1983 David Wachter, DB 

1984 Joe Koniszewski, NG 

1985 Greg Hulbert, OT 

1986 John Jakiemiec, NG 

1987 Aloysius (Ish) McLaughlin, DT 

1988 David Anderson, WR 

1989 Harris Siskind, OG 

1990 Tom Gladden, DB 

1991 Tom Morrow, LB 

1992 Mike Phillips, LB 

1993 Jim McGeehan, DB 

1994 Gerry Murphy, OT 

1995 Tim Cross, DE 

1996 Chris Adamson, OG 

1997 Will Harper, TE 

1998 Norm McKnight, OG 

1999 Andy Erickson, OG 


2001 Joe Vinci, LB 

2002 Alex Ware, P 

2003 Phil Frost, SS 

2004 Chris Little, RB 

2005 Charles Ganske, FB 

Earl Hamilton Freshman Award 

To the freshman football 

player, selected 

by the football coaching 

staff, who has 

made the most outstanding 

contribution 

to his team, displays 

the friendliness, 

sense of humor, and 

appreciation of the outdoors 

that characterized 

Earl Hamilton, 

freshman football coach from 1955-65 and 

varsity backfield coach from 1966 until his 

death in 1968. The award is made through the 

Earl Hamilton Memorial Fund. 

Preston Copley 

Philip McKeating, LB 

2006 Winner 

1968 Stuart Simms, FB 

1969 Steve Stetson, QB 

1970 Pat Stone, LB 

1971 Tom Snickenberger, QB 


1973 Kevin Young, LB 

1974 Curt Oberg, FB 


1976 Scott Daggs, SE 

1977 Dave Shula, WR 

1978 Charles Williams, HB 

1979 Peter Lavery, HB 

1980 Jack Daly, SE 

1981 Dan Carson, DB 

1982 Joe Petite, DB 

1983 Jon Winslow, LB 


1985 Craig Morton, WR 

1986 Steve Demaio, LB 

1987 Brad Preble, DB 

1988 Harry Wright, LB 

1989 Devon Arsenault, TB 



1992 Justin Moscardelli, LB 

1993 Brian Schmidt, LB 

1994 Lloyd Lee, DB 

1995 Dylan Karczewski, TB 

1996 Wayne Schlobohm, P 

1997 Bob Bunn, FB 


1999 Matt Davis, WR 

2000 Jay Barnard, WR 

Casey Cramer, TE 

2001 Steve Jensen, CB/KR 


2003 Preston Copley, LS 

2004 Chad Gaudet, RB 

2005 Andrew Dete, LB 

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Doten Award 

To a sophomore who 

made a significant 

contribution to the 

success of the varsity 

football team. Gift of 

Franklin F. Doten '23 

and his wife, Gladys 

Doten. 

1977 Greg Henry, HB 

Chris Lucas, DT 

1978 Dave Shula, WR 

Jerry Pierce, LB 


Joe Fernandes, LB 

1980 Rich Lena, FB 

Dave Neslund, LB 

1981 Frank Polsinello, QB 

Dave Fuhrman, LB 

1982 Mike Caraviello, QB 

Dan Carson, DB 

1983 Mike Martin, OT 

Len Fontes, LB 

1984 Ernie Torain, TB 

John Fuhrman, LB 

1985 Matt Drury, TE 

Andy Russell, DB 

1986 Craig Morton, WR 

Scott Sims, DB 


Matt Kelley, DT 

1988 Jeff Blackburn, LB 

Brendan Mahoney, TB 

1989 Mike Bobo, WR 

Sal Sciretto, DB 

1990 Matt Brzica, QB 

George Neos, LB 


Gerry LaMontagne, DT 

1992 John Clifford, WR 

Josh Bloom, LB 


Jamie Whitticom, DB 

1994 Brian Larson, OT 

Mark Abel, LB 

1995 Zach Ellis, WR/TB 

Zack Walz, LB 


1997 Tom Reusser, DB 

1998 Brad Eissler, DB 





2003 Mike Ribero, CB 

Charlie Rittgers, QB 

2004 Joe Gibalski, LB 

2005 Mark Brogna, TE 

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Andrew Dete, LB 

2006 Winner 

Gordon P. Bennett Award 

To the offensive or 

defensive lineman, 

selected by the 

coaching staff, who 

exemplifies the high 

degree of performance, 

sportsmanship 

and character exhibited 

by Gordon P. 

Bennett '37, captain of 

the 1936 football team. 

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. 

Charles Collis '37. 


1982 Robert Dell Isola, OG 

1983 Mark Pare, C 

1984 Slade Schuster, OT 

1985 Slade Schuster, OT 

1986 Chris Matonis, OG 

1987 Brent Frei, DT 

1988 Jay Swett, LB 

1989 Kevin Luensmann, DT 

1990 Peter Chapman, DT 

1991 Greg Rush, C 

Dan Mulligan, DT 

1992 Lance Brackee, OT 

George Neos, DE 

1993 Andy MacDonald, OT 

George Neos, DE 

1994 Ben Barber, C 

Hunter Buckner, LB 

1995 Abe Rife, TE 

Scott Hapgood, DE 

1996 Brian Larsen, OT 

1997 Dominic Lanza, C 

Scott Hapgood, DE 

1998 Kyle Schroeder, DE 


Kyle Schroeder, DE 


Caleb Moore, OG 



2003 Ryan Conger, DE 

Vik Tiku, OT 



Brian Osimiri, DT 

2006 Winner 

John M. Manley '40 Award 

To the varsity football 

player who demonstrates 

the most 

improvement through 

his efforts in the 

weight room. Gift of 

John M. Manley '40, a 

long-time supporter 

of the football fitness 

program. 

1986 Jon Winslow, LB 

1987 Brian Janssen, OG 

1988 Harris Siskind, OG 

David Clark, FB 

1989 John Slusher, FB 

1990 Chad Gallentine, OG 

Mike O'Flynn, DT 

1991 Bill Kuehn, OG 

Nick Mourlas, NG 

1992 Neal Martin, FB 

Sean Riley, DT 

1993 Chris Umscheid, FB 

Duncan MacLean, OG 

1994 Ken Gordon, TB 

1995 Taran Lent, DE 

1996 Adam Nelson, DT 

1997 Lloyd Lee, DB 

1998 Adam Young, TE 

1999 Kyle Schroeder, DE 


2001 Sean O'Mara, OT 

2002 Matt DeGutes, DT 

2003 Courtney Wuistinger, OT 

2004 Derham Cato, DT 

2005 Charles Ganske, FB 

Jared Dowdakin, OG 

Brian Osimiri 

Justin Cottrell, LB 

2006 Winner

12th Man Award 

To the varsity player 

who shows hard 

work and dedication 

without regard to 

playing time. Gift of 

John M. Manley '40. 

1990 Kirk Mills, DB 

1991 David Harrison, DT 

1992 Jay Dunn, DB 

1993 Ryan Spayde, LB 

1994 Ray Sosa, DB 

1995 Ren Riley, QB 

1996 J. J. Coslet, OT 

1997 J. T. Cecchini, WR 

1998 John Fowler, OT 

1999 Dan Piening, LB 

2000 Jed Manton, OT 

2001 Brian Hood, TE 

2002 Clay Nelson, CB 

2003 John Turner, OT 

2004 Sean Sullivan, FB 

2005 Dan Shula, QB 

Rich Walton, CB 

Jason Bash 


Lucius Alexander, OT 

2006 Winner 

Alan Hewitt '34 and Robert Hewitt '40 

Award 


who best epitomizes 

athletic performance 

with academic 

achievement. Gift of 

Alan Hewitt '34 and 

Robert Hewitt '40. 

1991 Rob Birge, DB 

1992 Russ Torres, FB 

1993 Jon Thompson, LB 

1994 David Shearer, WR 

1995 Jeff English, DT 

1996 Trey Bowers, OT 

1997 Dominic Lanza, C 


1999 Steve Varney, LB 


2001 Matt DeLellis, WR 


2003 Jay Barnard, WR 

2004 Grant Wagner, P 


Ryan Fuselier, WR 

2006 Winner 

Ryan Fuselier 

Frank Hershey Award 


who, judged by his 

teammates, possesses 

a genuine zest for 

life, a strong, upbeat 

attitude and a sincere 

desire to win because 

of his dedication and 

love for the game, his 

team and Dartmouth 

College. These were the 

qualities personified by 

Frank Hershey, an assistant coach at 

Dartmouth from 1981-86 and from 1994 until 

his death in 1998. Gift of his wife, Pamela 

Hershey, and daughter, Molly Hershey '98. 

1998 Forest Wester, WR 

1999 Marshall Hyzdu, LB 

2000 Matt Walker, DT 



2003 Scott Wedum, FB 


2005 Mike Ribero, CB 

Jason Bash, RB 

2006 Winner 

P A G E 113

P A G E 114 

DARTMOUTH ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 

Since 1896, Dartmouth has had 70 football 

players receive All-America recognition, 

including repeat winners. Since 1978, selection 

have been to the Division I-AA All- 

America team. 

Here is the code of All-America selectors and 

the list of Dartmouth's selections to the first, 

second and third teams: 

CW - Caspar Whitney; WC – Walter Camp; 

R – Grantland Rice; AP – Associated Press; 

INS – International News Service; H – 

Hearst Papers; NEA – Newspaper Enterprise 

Association; UPI – United Press 

International; FW - Football Writers; FC – 

Football Coaches; SN - Sports Network. (A 

consensus team was named in 1917.) 

1896 

Walter McCornack QB (CW 3rd) 

1902 

Allen Farmer E (WC 3rd) 

Henry Hooper, E 

1903 

Henry Hooper C (WC 1st) 

Joseph Gilman G (WC 2nd) 

Myron Witham QB (WC 2nd) 

Leigh Turner T (WC 3rd). 

1904 

Joseph Gilman G (WC 2nd) 

Ralph Glaze E (WC 3rd) 

James Vaughn HB (WC 3rd) 

1905 

Ralph Glaze E (WC 1st) 

1907 

Edward Rich G (WC 2nd) 

John Marks HB (WC 2nd) 

Benjamin Lang T (WC 3rd) 

Swede Oberlander, HB 

1908 

Clarke Tobin G (WC 1st) 

George Schildmiller E (WC 1st) 

Joseph Brusse C (WC 3rd) 

1909 

Clarke Tobin G (WC 2nd) 

John Marks FB (WC 2nd) 

Lawrence Bankart E (WC 2nd) 

1910 

Edward Daley E (WC 2nd) 

1911 

David Morey HB (WC 2nd) 

Dale Armstrong, E 

1912 

Wesley (Moose) Englehorn T (WC 1st) 

David Morey HB (WC 2nd) 

Ray Bennett G (WC 3rd) 

1913 

Robert Hogsett E (WC 1st) 

Lawrence Whitney FB (WC 3rd) 

1914 

Clarence Spears G (WC 3rd) 

Milton Ghee QB (WC 1st) 

1915 

Clarence Spears G (WC 1st) 

1917 

Eugene Neely G (Consensus 2nd) 

Jake Crouthamel, HB 

1919 

Adolph Youngstrom G (WC 1st) 

Jim Robertson FB (WC 3rd) 

1920 

Elijah (Bill) Cunningham C (WC 2nd) 

1922 

Lloyd Neidlinger T (WC 2nd) 

1923 

Cyril Aschenbach G (WC 2nd) 

1924 

Henry Bjorkman E (WC 1st) 

1925 

Carl (Dutch) Diehl G (R, INS 1st) 

George Tully E (R, AP 1st) 

Andrew (Swede) Oberlander HB 

(R, INS, AP 1st) 

Nathan Parker T (UPI 1st, R 2nd)

1927 

Alton Marsters HB (R 3rd) 

1929 

Alton Marsters HB (R 3rd) 

1931 

Bill (Air Mail) Morton QB (R 2nd) 

1933 

John Goodwillie T (INS 3rd) 

DARTMOUTH ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS 

1936 

John Handrahan FB (R 3rd) 

1937 

Gus Zitrides OG (INS, AP 3rd) 

Lawrence Hull E (R 1st) 

1938 

Bob MacLeod HB (R, INS, H 1st) 

Gus Zitrides OG (AP, UPI 3rd) 

Don McKinnon, C 

1943 

John Monahan E (R, AP, H 3rd) 

1948 

Dale Armstrong E (NEA 1st, AP 2nd, R 2nd) 

1957 

Joe Palermo G (H 1st) 

1958 

Jake Crouthamel HB (NEA 2nd) 

1962 

Don McKinnon C 

(FW 1st; AP, NEA 2nd; UPI, FC 3rd) 

Bill King QB (NEA 3rd) 

1965 

Ed Long E (AP 2nd) 

1970 

Murry Bowden DB (FC, WC 1st) 

1973 

Tom Csatari DE (AP 3rd) 

1975 

Reggie Williams LB (FC 1st, AP 2nd) 

Dominic Lanza, C 

Murry Bowden, DB Lloyd Lee, DB 

1988 

Craig Morton WR (AP 2nd) 

1990 

Dennis Durkin KSp (AP 3rd) 

1991 

Al Rosier TB (AP 1st) 

1992 

Dennis Durkin KSp (AP 1st) 

Jay Fiedler QB (AP 3rd) 

1996 

Lloyd Lee DB (AP 2nd) 

Brian Larsen OT (AP 3rd) 

1997 

Dominic Lanza C (AP 3rd) 

Zack Walz LB (AP 3rd) 

2000 

Caleb Moore OG (AP 3rd) 

2002 

Casey Cramer TE 

(WC 1st, AFCA 1st, SN 1st, AP 2nd) 

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Eight Dartmouth College players, including Reggie Williams 

'76 who is a member of the Class of 2007, are enshrined in the 

College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, Ind., including 

one who is also a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 

Canton, Ohio. 

In addition, five Dartmouth coaches or administrators are 

in the College Hall of Fame. 

DARTMOUTH'S HALL OF FAME PLAYERS 

Note: Year of induction in parentheses 

Ed Healey 

Clarence (Fat) Spears 1917 

(1955) - All-America guard in 

1914-15 and Dartmouth's head 

coach from 1917-20. 

Edward Healey 1918 

(1974) - A tackle at Dartmouth 

before and after World War I. He 

was the first player in pro football 

history to be sold, to the Chicago 

Bears for whom he played from 

1922-27. Healey is also in the 

Pro Football Hall of Fame. 

Andrew (Swede) Oberlander 1926 (1954) - All- 

America halfback and passer who led Dartmouth to the national 

championship in 1925. 

Myles Lane 1928 (1970) - Dartmouth's all-time scoring 

leader (307 points from 1925-27). Lane is also enshrined in 

the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame. 

William (Air Mail) Morton 1932 (1972) - All-America 

quarterback in 1931. Also a two-time All-America in hockey. 

Robert MacLeod 1939 (1977) - All-America halfback in 

1938. 

Murry Bowden 1971 (2003) - All-America defensive 

back in 1970. 

Reggie Williams 1976 (2007) - All-America linebacker 

in 1975. 

DARTMOUTH’S HALL OF FAME 

COACHES-ADMINISTRATORS 

Edward K. Hall 1892 (1951, charter inductee) - An end 

at Dartmouth in 1890-91 and coach at Illinois in 1892-93, he 

became a member of the Football Rules Committee in 1905 

and wrote the first Football Code for players. He served as successor 

to Walter Camp as chairman of the Football Rules 

Committee from 1911-32. 

Frank W. Cavanaugh 1899 (1954) - Coached 

Dartmouth to a 42-9-3 record from 1911-16. Also coached at 

Holy Cross, Boston College and Fordham. 

D. O. (Tuss) McLaughry (1962) - Dartmouth's coach 

from 1941-42 and from 1945-54 (44-58-3). Also coached 

Brown from 1926-40 (76-58-5). 

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FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME 

Earl H. Blaik (1964) - Dartmouth's coach from 1934-40 

(45-15-4). Later coached at West Point. 

Robert L. Blackman (1987) - Had three undefeated 

teams as Dartmouth's coach from 1955-70 (104-37-3). Later 

coached at Illinois and Cornell. 

Murry Bowden ’71 

Murry Bowden's election to 

the College Football Hall of 

Fame in 2003 recognizes his 

individual achievements on 

the gridiron but he's first to 

say, “…this recognition is really 

a tribute to our team and 

brings honor to Dartmouth 

and the Ivy League.” 

Bowden was co-captain 

and All-America rover back of 

Dartmouth's 1970 team that 

was undefeated Ivy League 

champion and shut out six of 

nine opponents. Dartmouth 

won the Lambert Trophy as the East's outstanding team. With 

Bowden in the lineup in 1969 and 1970, Dartmouth won 17 of 

18 games. 

A psychology major from Snyder, Texas, Bowden graduated 

cum laude and earned a law degree from the University of 

Texas. In 1984 he co-founded The Hanover Company, a private 

real estate development company in Houston. 

Bob MacLeod, Coach Earl Blaik

REGGIE WILLIAMS '76: DARTMOUTH'S 

2007 FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE 

In 1975, Reggie Williams was 

recognized as the most conspicuous 

player in Dartmouth 

football annals since halfback 

Bob MacLeod was a consensus 

All-America in 1938. 

In May 2007, Williams's 

achievements on the college 

gridiron were crowned by the 

All-America linebacker's introduction 

with 11 other players 

and one coach from across the 

nation who will be inducted 

into the National Football 

Foundation and College Hall 

of Fame's Class of 2007. 

He joins MacLeod and 

eleven other Dartmouth football 

players, coaches and administrators whose contributions, spanning 

more than a century, have been previously rewarded with college 

football's highest honor. 

A three-time All-Ivy League first team selection from 1973-75, 

Williams's place among the greatest players in Ivy League history 

was reinforced by his subsequent 14-year career (1976-89) with the 

Cincinnati Bengals. 

“Being selected for the College Football Hall of Fame is a great 

honor and a culminating moment for me, for Dartmouth College, 

and for the Ivy League,” said Williams whose post-NFL career over 

the past 15 years has been devoted to developing sports programs 

and being a positive role model for boys and girls of all ages from 

across the nation. 

In 1993, Williams joined the Walt Disney Company and championed 

Disney's involvement in sports, particularly amateur sports. 

He oversaw the creation of Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex, 

a state-of-the-art multi-sport complex that opened in 1997 in Lake 

Buena Vista, Fla. Since 1998, Williams has been vice president of 

Disney Sports Attractions that, during the past year, saw 220,000 

athletes of all ages utilize the nation's preeminent multi-sports complex 

for amateur and pro sports. 

Growing up in Flint, Mich., Williams overcame a severe hearing 

disability and became an outstanding student-athlete at 

Southwestern High where his academic record drew the attention of 

Dartmouth's football coaching staff. He wanted to go to the 

University of Michigan but Coach Bo Schembechler felt he was too 

small (6-1, 215) to play football in the Big Ten. 

He arrived at Dartmouth in the fall of 1972, uncertain of his 

place, academically or athletically. During his freshman year, those 

doubts were erased. 

“(Head coach) Jake Crouthamel made the best personnel decision 

of my athletic career,” said Williams, when Crouthamel immediately 

switched him from running back to linebacker. “Jake believed 

in my ability. 

“Jerry Berndt (the Dartmouth freshman team coach who also 

was Williams's wrestling coach) was the bridge who established my 

confidence. Rick Taylor (the Big Green's coach of linebackers) 

taught me discipline and leadership. I probably would have been 

happy at Michigan but my expectations wouldn't have been realized 

if I hadn't come to Dartmouth.” 

Williams broke into the varsity lineup as a sophomore in 1973, 

helping Dartmouth win its fifth straight Ivy League title. His career 

FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME 

total of 243 unassisted tackles remains a Dartmouth record and his 

370 total tackles ranks second all-time for the Big Green. He also 

had four interceptions. 

He was named to every All-East, All-Ivy and All-New England 

team in 1974 and 1975. In 1975 he was named to the American 

Football Coaches Association All-America team. Williams was invited 

to three post-season college all-star games after the 1975 season 

and played in the Hula Bowl and the Japan Bowl. 

Williams also was the Ivy League's heavyweight wrestling 

champion in 1975. Since he completed his undergraduate degree 

requirements as a psychology major after the fall term in 1975-76, 

he didn't defend his wrestling title in 1976. 

Williams smothers Harvard's Pat McInally, 1973 

“My parents (Eli and Julia Williams, who still live in Flint) 

instilled in me that education is the path to success,” said Williams. 

His career with the Bengals included appearances in the Super 

Bowl in 1982 and 1989. He was selected to the NFL's All-Rookie 

Team in 1976. 

Williams has been recognized for his current place as a leader 

within the Walt Disney Company and the world of sports by his 

ranking in 2003 in Sports Illustrated's list of “101 Most Influential 

Minorities in Sports.” In 2005, he was named one of the “50 Most 

Powerful Blacks in Sports” by Black Enterprise Magazine. 

The 2007 Hall of Fame class will be inducted at the National 

Football Foundation's 50th annual awards dinner on December 4 at 

the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City. They will be enshrined 

in the Hall of Fame in South Bend, Ind., in the summer of 2008. 

Williams discusses Hall of Fame induction with Anthony Fucilli of MSG 

Network at announcement event in New York on May 9. 

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Student-Athletes 

At a time when some would suggest that the 

phrase “student-athlete” is an oxymoron, 

Dartmouth continues to demonstrate that 

excellence in academics and athletics are 

not mutually exclusive. 

“Athletics and athletes have played and 

will continue to play an important part in 

the life of the College,” said President James 

Wright. “Today, athletics are an integral part 

of the Dartmouth experience.” 

Dartmouth has one of the nation's 

highest graduation rates of football players 

in the country. Since 1970, 40 student-athletes 

at Dartmouth–15 of them football players–have 

been honored with Academic All- 

America selection. Twelve Dartmouth football 

players have also received NCAA postgraduate 

scholarships and six have received 

National Football Foundation scholar-athlete 

grants. 

These statistics illustrate the premium 

that Dartmouth places on the blend of academic 

achievement with athletics and general 

fitness. Dartmouth encourages a wellrounded 

interest in many activities–from 

music and art to student government and 

volunteer community service. 

Academic All-America 

The Academic All-America team is sponsored 

annually in several sports by GTE and 

the College Sports Information Directors of 

America. Players selected must be either a 

starter or key reserve and have at least a 

3.20 grade point average. 

Year Name Pos 

1970 Willie Bogan* DB 

1983 Michael Patsis DB 

1984 Daniel Carson DB 

1986 Craig Morton WR 

1987 Scott Sims DB 

1987-88 Paul Sorensen LB 

1988 Jay Swett LB 

1991 Mike Bobo WR 

1991 Tom Morrow LB 

1991 Brad Preble DB 

1992 Russ Torres FB 

1994 Josh Bloom LB 

1994 Zack Lehman NG 

1994 David Shearer WR 

1997 Dominic Lanza C 

2005 Josh Dooley LB 

* = Willie Bogan '71, a Rhodes Scholar, is 

also a member of the GTE Academic 

All-America Hall of Fame. 

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ACADEMIC HONORS 

NCAA Postgraduate 

Scholarship Recipients 

Year Name Pos 

1965 Tony Yezer OG 

1967 Henry Paulson OT 

1968 Gene Ryzewicz* RB 

1968 Randy Wallick TE 

1970 Willie Bogan DB 

1972 Fred Radke DE 

1973 Tom Csatari LB 

1973 Bob Funk C 

1976 Pat Sullivan OG 

1988 Paul Sorensen LB 



* = Honored as a baseball player. 

Willie Bogan 

National Football Foundation 

Scholar-Athletes 

Year Name Pos 

1960 Alan Rozycki HB 

1970 Willie Bogan DB 

1972 Fred Radke DE 

1976 Pat Sullivan OG 

1988 Paul Sorensen LB 


In 2006, the National Football Foundation 

named its inaugural National Honor Society. 

Three seniors on Dartmouth's 2006 football 

team were recognized by the Foundation: 

Don Bly, TE; Mike Fritz, QB, and Ryan 

Fuselier, WR. 

Josh Bloom 

Academic All-Ivy 

In 2006, the National Football Foundation 

named its inaugural National Honor Society. 

Three seniors on Dartmouth's 2006 football 

team were recognized by the Foundation: 

Don Bly, TE; Mike Fritz, QB, and Ryan 

Fuselier, WR. 

Year Name Pos 

1991 Rob Birge DB 

Mike Bobo WR 

Tom Morrow LB 

1992 Dennis Durkin KSp 


1993 Ken Bower DT 



David Shearer WR 


Taran Lent DE 

Pete Oberle TB 


Greg Smith FB 


1998 Jon Gibbs LB 



2002 Kevin Noone OG 

2003 Jay Barnard WR 

Scott Wedum FB 



2006 Ryan Fuselier WR

DARTMOUTH IN PRO FOOTBALL 

The academically prestigious Ivy League may seem a long way from 

the bone-jarring world of professional football but more than 40 

Dartmouth football alumni have reached this level over the years, 

including one Pro Football Hall of Famer. Among Dartmouth players 

in the professional ranks: 

Dartmouth's most recent NFL draftee is Casey Cramer '04, 

the All-America and All-Ivy tight end who became one of 

Dartmouth's all-time receiving leaders from 2000-03. Cramer was 

taken in the seventh round of the 2004 draft by the Tampa Bay 

Buccaneers as a tight end-fullback. He played with the Carolina 

Panthers in 2004-05 and joined the Tennessee Titans in 2006. 

Jay Fiedler '94, the Ivy League player-of-the-year in 1992 who 

holds virtually every Dartmouth passing record, succeeded Dan 

Marino in 2000 as the Miami Dolphins' quarterback and helped the 

Dolphins reach the NFL playoffs. During five seasons with the 

Dolphins, Fiedler had a 36-23 record as a starter, passing for 11,040 

yards and 66 touchdowns. He played for the New York Jets in 2005, 

a season punctuated by injuries that continued to plague him with 

the Tampa Bay Buccaneeers in 2006. Over 11 seasons Fiedler had a 

career won-lost record of 37-23 with 11,844 yards passing and 69 

touchdowns. 

Fiedler signed originally as a free agent with the Philadelphia 

Eagles in 1994. He later moved to the Minnesota Vikings. After a 

tour in NFL Europe in 1998, he was the backup quarterback with 

the Jacksonville Jaguars in 1999 as the Jags also reached the playoffs. 

Linebacker Zack Walz '98, one of four Dartmouth players to 

be voted first team All-Ivy three times, was drafted in the sixth 

round by the Arizona Cardinals in 1998. Walz was the first 

Dartmouth player taken in the draft since Gregg Robinson '78 

was tapped by the New York Jets in the sixth round in 1978. 

During five seasons, though dogged by leg injuries, Walz saw 

special teams and starting action with the Cardinals. He was a teammate 

of and roomed with Pat Tillman who left pro football to 

become an Army Ranger and was killed in Afghanistan in 2004. 

Walz's Dartmouth teammate, defensive back Lloyd Lee '98, 

signed in 1998 as a free agent with the San Diego Chargers and saw 

spot duty with the Chargers for two seasons. He remained in pro 

football on the staff of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He is now a 

coach with the Chicago Bears who went to the Super Bowl in 2007. 

In 2000, tight end Adam Young '99 signed a free agent contract 

with the New York Giants. Young owns a ring from New York's 

2001 Super Bowl appearance. 

Caleb Moore '01, captain and All-Ivy guard in 2000, signed 

as a free agent with the Tennessee Titans but was an unsuccessful 

candidate with both the Titans and Arizona Cardinals. 

OVER THE YEARS IN THE NFL 

Dartmouth has been represented in the NFL from the league's 

beginning when Pro Football Hall of Fame tackle Ed Healey '18 

was the first player in the NFL to be traded, moving from the Rock 

Island Independents to the Chicago Bears after player-coach and 

future owner George Halas acquired his services for $100. Healey 

played with the Bears from 1922-27 and was called by Halas “the 

most versatile tackle in history.” 

Reggie Williams '76 enjoyed a 14-year career as an All-Pro 

linebacker for the Cincinnati Bengals. Williams made two Super 

Bowl appearances with the Bengals (1982, 1989). He was named 

the NFL's Man of the Year in 1986. 

After persevering through 11 cuts by eight different teams, 

Nick Lowery '78 broke into the NFL in 1980. He had an 18-year 

career with the Kansas City Chiefs and New York Jets and set the 

NFL record for career field goals. He remains the league's most 

accurate field goal kicker of all time (80 percent). 

Casey Cramer 

Jeff Kemp '81 followed his father, Jack Kemp, into the NFL. 

He spent more than a decade as a quarterback with the Seattle 

Seahawks, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia 

Eagles. 

Kemp's classmate, Dave Shula '81, made his mark with an 

NFL coaching career that included stops with Miami and Dallas. In 

1992, the Cincinnati Bengals made him the youngest head coach in 

NFL history. At age 31, he edged his famous father, Don Shula, by a 

few months. 

Quarterback Mike Brown '57 followed his father, legendary 

coach Paul Brown, into NFL management. He is president and general 

manager of the Bengals. Brown's daughter, Kate Brown 

Blackburn '86, now is the Bengals' executive vice president. 

OTHER DARTMOUTH PROFESSIONALS 

Other Dartmouth players who have gone into pro football (but 

not the NFL) include two recent players now in the Canadian 

Football League: Derham Cato '05 is a defensive tackle with the 

Toronto Argonauts while defensive end Anthony Gargiulo '06 is with 

the Calgary Stampeders. 

Wide receiver Craig Morton '89 and David Clark '90 

played for Frankfurt and Birmingham respectively in the World 

League of American Football. Quarterback Jim Chasey '71, corecipient 

with Cornell's Ed Marinaro of the first Bushnell Award as 

the Ivy League's outstanding player in 1970, played with the 

Montreal Alouettes in the Canadian Football League in the early 

1970s. 

Kyle Schroeder '00, a standout defensive end at Dartmouth 

in 1998-99, played with the XFL's Birmingham Thunderbolts in 

2001. 

Quarterbacks Greg Smith '02 and Brian Mann '02 have 

recent Arena Football League experience. Mann played for several 

seasons with the Los Angeles Avengers and also made his debut as 

an actor as the stand-in for Adam Sandler in the movie, The Longest 

Yard, released in 2005. 

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Dartmouth in the NFL 

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Name Pos Team(s) 

Phil Bower '21 B Cleveland Indians, 1921 

Johnny Bryan '20 QB,TB Chicago Bears, Milwaukee Badgers, 

1922-27 

Charles (Chick) Burke '23 B Providence Steam Roller, 1925 

Casey Cramer '04 E,B Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Carolina 

Panthers, Tennessee Titans, 2004- 

Jake Crouthamel '60 RB Boston Patriots, 1960 

Joe Crowley '43 E,DB Boston Yanks, 1944-45 

Nick Daukas '44 T,G Brooklyn Dodgers (AAFC), 1946-47 

F. (Joe) DuSossoit '18 E New York Giants, 1921 

Jay Fiedler '94 QB Philadelphia Eagles, Minnesota Vikings, 

Jacksonville Jaguars, 

Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, Tampa 

Bay Buccaneers, 1994-2006 

Milt Ghee '15 B Chicago Tigers, Cleveland Indians, 

1920-21 

Ed Gustafson USN '43 C,LB Brooklyn Dodgers (AAFC), 1947-48 

Charlie Guy '19 C,G Detroit Heralds, Buffalo All-Americans, 

Cleveland Indians, 

Dayton Triangles, 1920-23,25 

Vern Hagenbuckle '24 E,G Boston Bulldogs (AFL), Providence 

Steam Roller, 1926 

Les Haws '24 B Frankford Yellow Jackets, 1924-25 

Ed Healey '18 T Rock Island Independents, Chicago 

Bears, 1920-27 

Bill Hutchinson '40 QB,DB New York Giants, 1942 

Jonathan Jenkins '49 T Baltimore Colts, New York Yankees 

(AAFC), 1949-50 

Jeff Kemp '81 QB Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 

49ers, Seattle Seahawks, 

Philadelphia Eagles, 1981-91 

Bob Krieger '41 E Philadelphia Eagles, 1941,46 

Jim Landrigan USMC '43 T Baltimore Colts (AAFC), 1947 

Lloyd Lee '98 DB San Diego Chargers, 1998-99 

Nick Lowery '78 K New England Patriots, Kansas City 

Chiefs, New York Jets, 1978-96 

Bob MacLeod '39 HB,DB Chicago Bears, 1939 

Ray MacMurray '17 G Muncie Flyers, 1921 

Gerald (Red) Maloney '24 E,B Providence Steam Roller, New York 

Yankees (AFL/NFL), Boston 

Bulldogs (NFL), 1925-27,29 

Don McKinnon '63 LB,C Boston Patriots, 1963-64 

Joseph (Cuddy) Murphy '21 G Canton Bulldogs, Cleveland Indians, 

1920-21 

Bill Roberts '51 HB Green Bay Packers, 1956 

Gregg Robinson '78 DT New York Jets, 1978 

Gordie Rule '68 DB Green Bay Packers, 1968-69 

John Shelburne '19 FB Hammond Pros, 1922 

Dave Shula '81 WR Baltimore Colts, 1981 

Jay Fiedler 

Zack Walz


Gus Sonnenberg '20 T,FB Buffalo All-Americans, 

Columbus Tigers, 

Detroit Panthers, 

Providence Steam Roller, 

1923-30 

Don (Swede) Swenson '27 G Chicago Bulls (AFL), 1926 

Karl Thielscher '17 FB Buffalo All-Americans, 

1920 

George Tully '27 E Philadelphia Quakers (AFL), 

Frankford Yellow Jackets, 

1926-27 

Zack Walz '98 LB Arizona Cardinals, 1998- 

2002 

Tom Whelan '19 E,C,G Canton Bulldogs, Cleveland 

Indians, 1920-21 

Nick Lowery 

Reggie Williams '76 LB Cincinnati Bengals, 

1976-89 

Alex Wizbicki USMC '43 DB,HB Buffalo Bills (AAFC), 

1947-49 

Adolph (Swede) Youngstrom '18 G,T Buffalo All- 

Americans/Bisons, Canton 

Bulldogs, Cleveland 

Bulldogs, Frankford Yellow 

Jackets, 1920-27 

Reggie Williams 

Gregg Robinson 

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DARTMOUTH'S WINNING 

TRADITION

DARTMOUTH'S WINNING TRADITION 

In the fall of 1876, when football was evolving from the game 

of rugby and rules were uncertain, a group of Dartmouth students 

erected the first goal posts on the campus green. They 

remained in place for several months but were removed 

before commencement in 1877. 

In early 1900s, Alumni Oval, with campus buildings in background, 

was home of Dartmouth football. 

Students arriving as freshmen in 1878 brought with them 

experience with the new game. In 1880, another freshman, 

Clarence (Cap) Howland '84 joined them and proved to be 

the catalyst for the sport that sought recognition on campus. 

Football suits were purchased from Princeton and a season of 

practice unfolded. 

On November 16, 1881, Dartmouth football began when 

Amherst visited Hanover. After scoring the game's only touchdown 

for Dartmouth, Charles Oakes '83 was carried across 

campus, the center of a jubilant celebration. On November 

25, Thanksgiving Day, the teams met again in Springfield, 

Mass. The game was scoreless when play was terminated due 

to snow. Dartmouth's newest sport was established and its 

first football team finished undefeated. 

Dartmouth immediately sought out the nation's best 

teams to learn the intricacies of the game. In 1882, the 

Green lost to Harvard (53-0). In 1884, Yale visited Hanover 

(they would not make a return trip until 1971) and tutored 

Dartmouth to the tune of 113-0. During the next 20 years, 

against teams with comparable experience, Dartmouth usually 

won in equally convincing fashion. 

The event that thrust Dartmouth football to national 

prominence came in 1903-the dedication game of Harvard 

Stadium. Winless in 18 previous meetings with the Crimson 

and scoreless in the first 16, Dartmouth won, 11-0. 

Dartmouth's winning tradition over the past 125 seasons 

is measured in achievement on the field and contribution by 

those who have played and coached at Dartmouth, many of 

whom took their gridiron experience to other colleges across 

the country. 

The Green's overall record-640 wins versus 403 losses 

and 46 ties-is among the best in the nation and includes nine 

undefeated seasons, a national championship and 13 

inductees in the College Football Hall of Fame. 

The Great Eras 

There has been a succession of great eras in Dartmouth 

football: 

From 1901-09, Dartmouth had a record of 58-9-7 under 

the coaching of Walter McCornack, Fred Folsom and John 

O'Connor. 

From 1911-16, Frank Cavanaugh guided Dartmouth to a 

42-9-3 record, then became known as the “Iron Major” for his 

heroics in World War I. One of his best players, Clarence 

(Fat) Spears, continued the success as the war ended but it 

was Jesse Hawley who took Dartmouth to unparalleled 

heights from 1923-28. 

Under Hawley, Dartmouth went 22 games without a loss 

from 1923-26, including the undefeated (8-0-0) national 

championship team in 1925 led by two Hall of Fame 

inductees, Swede Oberlander and Myles Lane, and a Rhodes 

Scholar, Captain Nathan Parker. 

Though the Green had a record of 27-14-3 under Jack 

All-America halfback Jim (Swede) Oberlander ran for 12 touchdowns 

and passed for another 14 scores as a leader of Dartmouth's national 

champions in 1925. 

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DARTMOUTH'S WINNING TRADITION 

Cannell from 1929-33, eight losses in his last two seasons 

prompted a search for a new coach. President Ernest Martin 

Hopkins's choice was Earl Blaik who would guide Dartmouth 

to a record of 45-15-4 over the next seven seasons, then 

moved on to lead West Point. Blaik's teams at Dartmouth 

produced another 22-game unbeaten streak from 1936-38. 

The 1937 team was undefeated but Dartmouth declined an 

invitation to play in the Rose Bowl. The Blaik years included 

Dartmouth's first-ever win over Yale (1935) and the famous 

“Fifth Down” game in 1940, a 3-0 win over previously undefeated 

Cornell. 

The post-World War II years under Hall of Fame coach 

Tuss McLaughry included the first years of an exclusively 

“major” schedule. 

Over three seasons (1957-59), Jake Crouthamel ran for 1,763 yards 

and averaged 4.6 yards per carry. He coached the Big Green from 

1971-77. 

The Ivy League Years 

In 1955, as formal Ivy League play was about to begin, 

another Hall of Fame coach, Bob Blackman, succeeded 

McLaughry and launched a 16-year tenure at Dartmouth that 

included: 104 wins, three undefeated seasons, selection twice 

as the East's best team, and seven Ivy League titles. 

Blackman's last team, in 1970, was undefeated, ranked 14th 

in the nation, and shut out six opponents en route to outscoring 

nine teams, 311-42. 

Jake Crouthamel, a standout halfback under Blackman 

(1957-59) and later one of his assistants, became head coach 

in 1971 and led Dartmouth to three straight Ivy titles and 

missed an undefeated season in 1971 by two points. 

The championship tradition has continued over the past 

quarter-century. Under Joe Yukica (1978-86), Dartmouth won 

three Ivy titles, including in 1978 when Yukica's successor as 

coach, Buddy Teevens, was named the Ivy League's player of 

the year. 

Teevens revitalized Dartmouth football during his five 

seasons (1987-91), leading the Green to Ivy titles in 1990 

and 1991. When Teevens departed, his defensive coordinator, 

John Lyons, took the reins. 

During 13 seasons, Lyons added two more Ivy championships, 

the first in 1992 and another in 1996 when 

Dartmouth finished with a 10-0-0 record, the centerpiece of 

another 22-game unbeaten streak that ran from 1995-97. 

Since formal Ivy League round robin play began in 1956, 

Dartmouth has won the most league games (214) and championships 

(17 outright or shared). The Big Green has the 

Ivy's best league won-lost record and has produced the most 

All-Ivy first team players (186). 

In 2005, Buddy Teevens returned as head coach to continue 

the great tradition of championship football at 

Dartmouth. 

In the 1970 undefeated season, Dartmouth's defense shut out six of 

nine opponents, allowed only six touchdowns and led the nation in 

scoring defense.

DARTMOUTH FOOTBALL TIME LINE 

1867 

Various institutions begin to adopt a special college 

color. The Dartmouth reports, “...Dartmouth claims 

green.” At the time, “Whole Division,” is Dartmouth's 

distinctive predecessor to football, pitting seniors and 

sophomores against juniors and freshmen in the free 

pursuit of a ball by every student not physically incapacitated. 

Undefeated Teams 

Dartmouth has had five undefeated-untied teams-1925, 

1962, 1965, 1970, 1996. The 1925 team was named 

national champion. The 1965 and 1970 teams were 

awarded the Lambert Trophy as the outstanding 

Division 1-A team in Eastern college football. 

1876 

John Ingham '77, Chalmers Stevens '77 and Lewis 

Parkhurst '78 erect rugby-style goal posts on the campus 

Green but Dartmouth isn't prepared to support the 

fledgling sport of football. The goal posts are torn down 

prior to commencement in 1877. In 1910, Mr. 

Parkhurst, now a trustee, donates the funds for 

Parkhurst Hall (today it is Dartmouth's principal administration 

building). 

1880 

The arrival of Clarence (Cap) Howland '84, familiar 

with the game, inspires creation of a football squad that 

practices but is unable to schedule a game. Howland is 

regarded as the “father of Dartmouth football.” 

1881 

On November 16, Dartmouth plays its first game, 

defeating Amherst, 1-0 (touchdowns were valued at one 

point). Charles Oakes '83 scores the touchdown. His 

grandson, Abner Oakes '56, will later be a captain and 

coach of the Dartmouth men's hockey team. 

1882 

Harvard visits Hanover and beats Dartmouth, 53-0. The 

Dartmouth comments, “...if there is any other game that 

Dartmouth can play better than football, it would be 

well to encourage it.” 

1884 

Yale, considered the best team in the country, is invited 

to Hanover and wins, 113-0. The “Yale Jinx” is born. 

1886 

Bill Odlin '90 is captain and coach from 1886-89. His 

innovations include introduction of the wedge style of 

rushing offense and calling of signals by numbers. 

Odlin's leadership firmly establishes the fledgling sport 

at Dartmouth. 

1890 

Charles Gill, an All-America tackle at Yale, is 

Dartmouth's first paid coach, albeit for only three 

weeks. He returned to New Haven to coach the Yale 

line. Team captains continue in the dual role of coach. 

1893 

Wallace Moyle, a substitute end for Yale, is hired as 

Dartmouth's first “all-season” coach. Losses to Harvard 

(16-0) and Yale (28-0) are measures of the Green's 

improved play. 

1894 

In its first quest for national prominence, Dartmouth 

travels to Chicago. Playing the Chicago A.C. on 

Thanksgiving Day, Dartmouth loses, 4-0. 

1895 

Dr. William Wurtenberg, a four-year player on Yale 

teams that were 46-1-1 from 1886-89, is Dartmouth's 

new coach. The Green plays a 13-game schedule (7-5- 

1), the most games in any season. 

1901 

Walter McCornack '97 becomes Dartmouth's coach. 

The Green (9-1) shuts out six teams and loses only at 

Harvard, 27-12, but scores for the first time in 17 

games with the Crimson. 

1903 

Harvard dedicates the nation's first concrete stadium in 

Cambridge. Dartmouth beats the Crimson for the first 

time, 11-0, highlight of a 9-1 season. 

1904 

A scoreless tie at Harvard is the only blemish on 

Dartmouth's first unbeaten season (7-0-1) of the century. 

From 1903-05, Dartmouth builds a 23-2-3 record. 

1907 

A scoreless tie with Vermont keeps Dartmouth from a 

perfect season (8-0-1). 

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1909 

A railroad wreck forces Dartmouth to complete its trip 

from New York to Princeton by trolley. The Green 

arrives two hours after the scheduled starting time and 

plays the once-beaten Tigers to a 6-6 tie. 

1911 

Frank Cavanaugh '99, already a successful coach at 

Holy Cross, returns to Dartmouth. Over six seasons, he 

guides the Green to a 42-9-3 record. 

1913 

The Eastern championship and an undefeated season 

are in Dartmouth's grasp after a 34-21 win at Penn but 

Glenn (Pop) Warner's Carlisle Indians uses passing and 

trick plays to thwart the Green, 35-10, at the Polo 

Grounds in New York. 

Undefeated Streaks 

Dartmouth has produced four 15-game win streaks 

during these seasons: 1924-26, 1961-63, 1970-71, and 

1996-97. 

1914 

Princeton plays its first game in Palmer Stadium and 

beats Dartmouth, 16-12, the Green's only loss of the 

season. Dartmouth caps an 8-1 season by beating 

Syracuse, 40-0, at Fenway Park in Boston. 

1917 

All-America guard Clarence (Fat) Spears '17 replaces 

Frank Cavanaugh, bound for service in World War I, as 

coach. 

1919 

Penn State visits Alumni Oval (located where 

Dartmouth now plays baseball) as part of Dartmouth's 

150th anniversary celebration. Dartmouth wins, 19-13. 

Three weeks later, the Green takes a dramatic 20-19 

decision over Penn at the Polo Grounds in New York 

but a 7-6 loss at Brown spoils an unbeaten season. 

1920 

Led by All-America halfback Jim Robertson, Dartmouth 

travels across the continent to dedicate the University 

of Washington's new stadium with a 27-7 win. 

1921 

A leg injury forces Jim Robertson to move from halfback 

to the line for his last game. He opens gaping holes as 

Dartmouth beats Georgia in Atlanta, 7-0. 

1923 

Jesse Hawley '09 succeeds Jack Cannell '19 as 

Dartmouth's coach. The Green begins a remarkable era 

of success with an 8-1 record. The loss comes to 

Cornell, 32-9, before a crowd of 14,000 in the dedication 

game of Dartmouth's Memorial Field. 

1924 

A 14-14 tie at Yale keeps Dartmouth from a perfect season 

(7-0-1). 

1925 

Prevailing strategy said that a team scored upon can 

choose to kick off. Cornell keeps kicking off. Swede 

Oberlander throws six touchdown passes. Dartmouth 

wins, 62-13. A week later, Dartmouth travels west and 

beats Chicago, 33-7, to claim the national championship 

with a perfect 8-0-0 record. The Green scores 

340 points, allows only 29, and has five shutouts. 

1925 - Undefeated National Champions 

1926 

Dartmouth beats Virginia Tech, 20-0, at Hanover for its 

22nd straight game without a loss. A week later, Yale 

prevails, 14-7. The “Yale Jinx” continues. 

1927 

Dartmouth finishes 7-1. Halfback Myles Lane scores 18 

touchdowns and a record 125 points in all. Lane completes 

his three-year career as the Green's all-time scoring 

leader with 307 points (48 TDs, 19 extra points). 

He then captains the 1927-28 hockey team.


1929 

Prior to the Yale game, superstitious All-America halfback 

Al Marsters misplaces the shoulder pads he's used 

through high school and at Dartmouth. Wearing borrowed 

pads, Marsters is leading interference when he's 

kicked, fracturing his spine. Yale wins, 16-12. Marsters 

nevers plays another game. 

1931 

In 14 previous meetings with Yale, Dartmouth is 0-12-2 

and trails the Elis, 33-10, in the second half. Bill 

McCall scores on kickoff and interceptions returns. A 

blocked kick produces another score. Dartmouth trails, 

33-30, as McCall holds for Bill Morton's 34-yard field 

goal as dusk settles. Dartmouth “beats” Yale, 33-33. 

109-Game Scoring Streak 

Beginning with a 28-3 win at New Hampshire in the 

1960 opening game, and continuing through a 10-9 

loss at New Hampshire in the 1973 opener, Dartmouth 

scored at least one touchdown in 109 straight games. 

During the streak, there were only seven games when 

Dartmouth scored fewer than 10 points. 

1934 

After successive .500 seasons, Dartmouth hires Earl 

Blaik as coach. President Ernest M. Hopkins advises, 

“Earl, always remember that football is incidental to the 

purpose for which the player is in college. But, let's 

have a winner.” Dartmouth posts a 6-3 record. 

1935 

Dartmouth takes a 5-0 record to Yale Bowl. Seven times 

the Green is inside Yale's 10 but leads only 7-6. Then 

Carl (Mutt) Ray intercepts a pass and makes it 14-6. 

Dartmouth fans tear down the goal posts with two minutes 

to play. The “Yale Jinx” is ended. 

After seven games, Dartmouth is still undefeated. 

So is Princeton. In a driving snowstorm, not even a 

drunken fan who tries to join Dartmouth's goal line 

defense is enough. Princeton wins the famous “Snow 

Game,” 26-6. 

1936 

Bill Osmanski's 76-yard interception return gives Holy 

Cross a 7-0 win over Dartmouth. The Green won't lose 

another game until Game Eight in 1938 when Cornell 

ends another 22-game unbeaten streak, 14-7, at Ithaca. 

1937 

Dartmouth finishes 7-0-2 but declines an invitation to 

play California in the Rose Bowl. Says President 

Hopkins, “When our season is over, it's over.” 

1940 

Cornell is undefeated and atop the national rankings. 

Dartmouth is 3-4 but leads 3-0 in the last minute when 

Referee Red Friesell loses track of downs and awards 

Cornell an erroneous extra play. The Big Red scores. 

The “Fifth Down” error is confirmed on film. The next 

day Cornell concedes its 7-3 victory, the only time a college 

game's result has been decided off the field. 

After the season, Blaik departs to coach at Army. 

1943 

In the midst of World War II, Dartmouth beats everyone 

but Penn, 7-6, to finish an abbreviated 6-1 season, 

Dartmouth's 43rd straight record of .500 or better. 

1945 

As World War II ends, Dartmouth's schedule includes 

only Division I opponents. 

1948-49 

Back-to-back 6-2 records, all against major opponents 

and built around Joe Sullivan, Jon Jenkins, Dale 

Armstrong and Herb Carey, crown Tuss McLaughry's 

12-year tenure as Dartmouth's coach. 

1955 

Bob Blackman's extraordinary 16-year career at 

Dartmouth starts badly. In his first game as Dartmouth's 

coach, the Green leads Colgate, 20-0, then yields 21 

unanswered points in the final period. 

1956 

Formal Ivy League play begins. 

1957 

A tie at Yale and a last-week loss at Princeton leaves 

Dartmouth a half-game behind the Tigers in the Ivy 

League title race and 7-1-1 overall. 

1958 

A 21-12 win at Princeton clinches Dartmouth's first 

outright Ivy League title. 

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1959 

Dartmouth's scoreless tie with Brown at Memorial Field 

gives Penn the Ivy title by a half-game over the Green. 

1960 

A 20-0 win at Cornell is the 400th victory in Dartmouth 

football history. 

1962 

Led by quarterback Bill King and center-linebacker Don 

McKinnon, Dartmouth shuts out five foes, beats 

Princeton in the finale, 38-27, and gains its first undefeated-untied 

season (9-0-0) since 1925. 

1962 - Undefeated, Ivy League Champions 

1963 

After a 17-13 loss at Harvard ends Dartmouth's 15game 

winning streak, the Green rebounds. A comeback 

22-21 win at Princeton leaves Dartmouth and the 

Tigers knotted for the Ivy crown. 

1964 

Princeton visits Memorial Field for the first time and 

continues toward an undefeated season with a 37-7 

win. 

1965 

Dartmouth returns the favor: Princeton has won 17 

straight games since losing to Dartmouth in 1963. The 

Green is 8-0. At Palmer Stadium, Mickey Beard's 79yard 

pass to Bill Calhoun clinches Dartmouth's win, 28- 

14. It's the Green's third undefeated season in four 

years. Dartmouth wins the Lambert Trophy as the 

East's best team. 

1965 - Undefeated, Ivy League Champions, Lambert Trophy 

1966 

Undefeated in 11 straight games, Dartmouth misses a 

rain-drenched two-point conversion and bows at Holy 

Cross, 7-6. The Green still gains a three-way tie, with 

Harvard and Princeton (all 6-1), for its fourth Ivy title in 

five years. 

1967 

Pete Donovan's second-chance field goal beats Harvard, 

23-21. Four weeks later his fourth period kick beats 

Princeton, 17-14. 

1968 

The permanent East Grandstand is completed, increasing 

Memorial Field's seating capacity to 20,416. 

1969 

Hank Bjorklund, son of a Dartmouth alumnus, runs all 

over the Green. Princeton wins, 35-7, spoiling an undefeated 

season for Dartmouth. The Green shares the Ivy 

title with Yale and the Tigers.


1970 

Is this Dartmouth's best season ever, rivaling the 1925 

national champions? Led by rover back Murry 

Bowden, the Green gathers six shutouts. Quarterback 

Jim Chasey and halfback John Short guide an offense 

that outscores the opposition, 311-42. Dartmouth rolls 

to a 9-0 record, the Ivy title, a second Lambert 

Trophy, and ranks 14th in the nation. Chasey and 

Cornell tailback Ed Marinaro share the first Bushnell 

Trophy as the Ivy's outstanding players. Bob Blackman 

moves to the Big Ten (Illinois) after 16 seasons, 104 

wins, and seven outright or shared Ivy titles. 

1970 - Undefeated, Ivy League Champions, Lambert Trophy 

1971 

Ted Perry's field goals decide successive wins over 

Brown, Harvard and Yale. Then, Columbia turns the 

tables: A last-minute field goal snaps Dartmouth's 15game 

win streak, 31-29. A week after that, quarterback 

Steve Stetson outshines Marinaro, Cornell's Heisman 

Trophy runnerup. Dartmouth wins, 24-14, before the 

then-largest crowd ever at Memorial Field (20,819). 

Dartmouth and Cornell share the Ivy title. 

1972 

A 21-21 tie at Harvard and a 31-22 win at Cornell are 

keys as Dartmouth (5-1-1) edges Yale (5-2) for its fourth 

straight Ivy crown. Dartmouth becomes a coeducational 

college. 

1973 

After losing its first three games, Dartmouth wins its 

last six, including a defense-inspired 24-18 duel at 

Harvard, for its fifth straight Ivy title. 

1974 

The largest crowd in Memorial Field history (21,530) 

sees Harvard hold off the Green, 17-15. 

1975 

A 22-17 victory at Columbia makes Dartmouth the 

11th team in college football history to win 500 games. 

1977 

A field goal at the Bowl by Nick Lowery, destined for an 

18-year career in the NFL, hands Yale its only Ivy loss, 

3-0. Jake Crouthamel departs with a 41-20-2 record 

after seven seasons as Bob Blackman's successor. 

1978 

Joe Yukica succeeds Jake Crouthamel. Quarterback 

Buddy Teevens wins the Bushnell Trophy and 

Dartmouth wins its fifth Ivy title of the decade. 

1980 

Dartmouth and the Ivy League adopt a 10-game schedule. 

1981 

Shaun Teevens, Buddy's brother, is the leading receiver 

as Dartmouth has a piece of its 12th Ivy League title, 

this time with Yale. 

Unbeaten Streaks 

On three occasions, Dartmouth had built unbeaten streaks 

of 22 games. 

From 1923-26, Dartmouth was 21-0-1 including the 

national championship season (8-0-0) in 1925. 

From 1936-38, the Big Green had a 19-0-3 streak that 

included the 1937 season when Dartmouth was 7-0-2 and 

was invited (but declined) an invitation to play in the 

1938 Rose Bowl game. 

The third 22-game unbeaten streak, from 1995-97 (21- 

0-1), is the second longest in NCAA Division 1-AA history. 

1982 

Dartmouth has its third Ivy title in five seasons under 

Joe Yukica, sharing the crown with Penn and Harvard. 

1986 

After five successful seasons followed by four of frustration 

(11 wins), Joe Yukica steps down. His successor: 

Buddy Teevens. 

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1990 

Tailback Shon Page rushes for a Dartmouth record 

1,087 yards and wins the Bushnell Trophy as the Green 

shares the Ivy title with Cornell. 

1991 

Shon Page's rushing record lasts one year. Tailback Al 

Rosier powers for 1,432 yards and keeps the Bushnell 

Trophy in Hanover. Dartmouth, 6-0-1, is the outright 

Ivy champ. After the season (and successive Ivy titles), 

Buddy Teevens leaves to coach Tulane. His assistant, 

John Lyons, becomes Dartmouth's football coach. 

1992 

The Jay Fiedler era explodes: The junior quarterback 

passes for 2,748 yards and 25 touchdowns, both 

Dartmouth records, and wins the Bushnell Trophy. The 

Green wins its third straight Ivy title. 

1993 

Jay Fiedler's last game is his best. Dartmouth trails 

Princeton, 22-8 with 9:37 to play. He passes for one 

TD, then runs for another. A conversion pass ties the 

game, 22-22. In swirling snow, his 38-yard pass to John 

Hyland with 1:12 left gives Dartmouth a 28-22 win. He 

finishes with 6,684 career yards passing, 58 touchdown 

passes, and 7,249 yards of total offense, all Green 

records. 

1995 

A 23-7 win at Harvard is Dartmouth's 600th all-time 

victory. But, when Princeton kicks a field goal with four 

seconds left to gain a 10-10 tie at Hanover, the final 

game deadlock gives the Tigers (5-1-1) the Ivy crown 

and pushes Dartmouth (4-2-1) from a possible four-way 

title tie to fourth place. A year later, the overtime rule is 

in place. 

1996 - Undefeated, Ivy League Champions 

1996 

Having played the first game at Princeton's Palmer 

Stadium in 1914, the Green also plays the last, beating 

Princeton, 24-0, to complete Dartmouth's first 10-0-0 

season, its fifth undefeated-untied campaign, and 17th 

Ivy League title. 

1997 

A Dartmouth unbeaten streak-beginning early in the 

1995 season and reaching 22 games-ends against 

Lehigh. Dartmouth finishes 8-2 with a three-year run 

with a 25-4-1 record, matching the 1969-71 teams for 

wins (25-2-0). 

2003 

Frustration at Harvard in 2001 (a 31-21 loss after the 

Green builds a 21-0 halftime lead) and 2002 (a 31-26 

setback) ends as quarterback Charlie Rittgers passes for 

344 yards and two touchdowns and runs for another 

score. Dartmouth knocks the Crimson from the undefeated 

ranks, 30-16, a major step en route to five wins 

in its last six games. 

2004 

After 13 seasons that included an undefeated team in 

1996 but an overall record of 60-68-1, John Lyons steps 

down as Dartmouth's football coach. 

2005 

Buddy Teevens, the Ivy League's player-of-the-year in 

1978 and Dartmouth's head coach from 1987-91, 

returns to the helm of Big Green football. Dartmouth 

wins its opening game against Colgate but then struggles 

through an injury-plagued campaign. 

2006 

FieldTurf replaces grass on Memorial Field. The East 

Stands are reduced in size to accommodate construction 

of the Floren Varsity House (scheduled for use during 

the 2007 season) that includes new dressing, conditioning 

and office facilities for Dartmouth's football 

team. 

Dartmouth's Helmet 

In 1965, Bob Blackman, Dartmouth's innovative Hall of 

Fame coach, sought a unique source of pride to 

identify Dartmouth's successful football team. 

He found the answer in a helmet design 

that became as much a trademark for Dartmouth 

football as the famed “winged” helmet design that 

Fritz Crisler brought to Michigan from Princeton in 1938. 

The distinctive design was used from 1965-86. It was 

restored in 1999.

WEARERS OF THE “D” 

All-America Al Marsters '30

Since 1881, a total of 2,193 Dartmouth students (including some 

women who have been team managers in recent years) have been 

awarded the block “D” for their part in perpetuating Dartmouth's 

winning football tradition. 

Included in this listing are 13 men who were members of 

Dartmouth's first football team in 1880. While that team did not 

play an outside game against an intercollegiate opponent (the team 

was prohibited from playing off campus), letters were awarded. 

Dartmouth's first team to play an intercollegiate opponent was 

the 1881 squad that played Amherst twice, winning on the Green in 

Hanover and tying a rematch (abbreviated by a snowstorm) at 

Springfield, Mass. 

An asterisk (*) appears beside the year that a player was a captain. 

Among the players who have been captains are five men who 

were captains of two teams-Frank Lakeman 1892, Walter 

McCornack 1897, John Glaze 1908, David Main 1906 and Caleb 

Moore 2000. 

Two others–Clarence Howland 1884 and Bill Odlin 1890–were 

four-time captains. Howland was captain and coach of the first 

Name Years Lettered 

A 

Abbott, Arthur '98 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1895 

Abbott, George '96 . . . . . . . . . . .1894,95 

Abbott, Nathaniel '92 . . . . . . . . .1889,91 

Abdul-Shakoor, Muhammed '10 . . .2006 

Abel, Mark '97 . . . . . . . . . . .1994,95,96* 

Abramson, Neil '89 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1988 

Adams, Clay '93 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1992 

Adams, Joe '70 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1968,69 

Adams, Russell '71 . . . . . . . .1968,69,70 

Adamson, Chris '97 . . . . . . . . . .1995,96 

Adelizzi, Robert '57 . . . . . . . .1954,55,56 

Agnes, Peter '99 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997 

Ai, Joan '98 (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994 

Aieta, James '35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1934 

Akey, Mark '81 . . . . . . . . . . . .1978,79,80 

Albrecht, Robert '47 . . . . . . .1944,45,46 

Albright, Rhonda '84 (M) . . . .1981,82,83 

Alebiosu, Marlon '10 . . . . . . . . . . . .2006 

Alexander, Fritz '47 . . . . . . . . . . .1944,45 

Alexander, Lucius '07 . . . . . . . . . . .2006 

Alger, Stanley '48 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1944 

Aljancic, Jon '97 . . . . . . . . . .1994,95,96 

Allen, George '26 . . . . . . . . . . . .1924,25 

Allen, John '23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1921,22 

Allen, Walter '93 . . . . . . . . .1889,90,92* 

Alling, Benjamin '02 . . . . . . . . . .1899,00 

Alvarez, Donald '47 . . . . . . . . . . .1943,46 

Ambrose, Nathaniel '13 . . . . . . . . . .1912 

Anderson, A. Griffin '90 . . . . . . .1988,89 

Anderson, Byron '76 . . . . . . . . . . . .1975 

Anderson, Daniel '02 . . . . . . . . .2000,01 

Anderson, David '89 . . . . . . . . . . . .1988 

Anderson, Herbert '91 . . . . . . . .1988,89 

Anderson, Jon '55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1954 

Anderson, Lee '43 . . . . . . . . . . .1941,42 

Anderson, Walter '54 . . . . . . . . . . . .1953 

Anderson, William '45 . . . . . . . . . . .1941 

Andrejco, Joseph, USMC . . . . . . . . .1943 

Andres, Harold '31 . . . . . . . .1928,29,30* 

Andrews, Geoffrey '83 . . . . . . . . . . .1982 

Antaya, Roger '44 . . . . . . . . .1941,42,43 

Appleford, John '60 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1959 

Arant, Philip '77 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975 

Arico, Joseph '42 . . . . . . . . . . . .1940,41 

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Armanini, Joseph '40 . . . . . . . . .1938,39 

Armstrong, Dale '46 . . . . . .1946,47,48* 

Armstrong, Ellsworth '30 . . .1927,28,29* 

Arnold, Roger '44 . . . . . . . . . . . .1941,42 

Arsenault, Devon '93 . . . . . . . . . . . .1992 

Arslanian, Oscar '61(M) . . . . . . . . . .1960 

Arthurs, Earl '35 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1933 

Artz, Abraham '88 . . . . . . . . . . . .1886,87 

Aschenbach, Cyril '23 . . . . .1920,22,23* 

Asher, John '83 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981,82 

Athanas, Alex '52 . . . . . . . . . . . .1951,52 

Atkin, Frederick '86 . . . . . . . . . . .1883,84 

Audsley, Todd '82 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981 

Augello, Jared '97 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996 

Augustyn, Noel '68 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1967 

Austin, Damon '01 . . . . . . .1998,99,2000 

Avila, Mario '04 . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002,03 

B 

Babcock, Ernest '70 . . . . . . .1967,68,69* 

Babcock, Taylor '09 . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006 

Bachelder, Brian '76 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975 

Badalato, Tony '91 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1990 

Baehr, Albert '90 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1887,88 

Bagdasarian, Robert '55 . . . . . . .1953,54 

Bagley, Richard '80 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977 

Bailey, Charles '50 . . . . . . . . .1948,49.50 

Baird, John '60 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1958 

Baird, Spencer '44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1942 

Bajari, Brian '95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1993 

Bajus, John '94 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1993,94 

Balchunas, George '87 . . . . . . . .1984,86 

Baldwin, Albert '34 . . . . . . . . . . .1931,32 

Baldwin, James '10 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1907 

Balish, Christopher '88 . . . . .1985,86,87 

Bankart, George '06 . . . . . . . . . .1904,05 

Bankart, Henry '09 . . . . . . . . . . .1907,08 

Bankart, Lawrence '10 . . . . . .1907,08,09 

Bankart, Norman '29 . . . . . . . . . . . .1928 

Bantner, Wayne '92 . . . . . . . . . . .1990,91 

Barabas, Jason '93 . . . . . . . . . . .1991,92 

Barber, Benjamin '95 . . . . . . . . .1993,94 

Barber, Henry '32 . . . . . . . . . .1929,30,31 

Barber, Kevin '78 . . . . . . . . . . . .1976,77 

Barends, Howard '13 . . . . . . .1910,11,12 

Barnard, Jay '04 . . . . . . . .2000,01,02,03 

Dartmouth teams from 1880-83. Odlin was captain from 1886-89. 

Until 1892, the captain was also the coach of Dartmouth football. 

Team managers are identified by an (M) with their names. 

Beside some names will appear the initials “DMC.” These players 

were enrolled at Dartmouth more than a century ago as members 

of the “Dartmouth Marine Corps,” a device used prior to 1900 

to provide intercollegiate eligibility for players from the Hanover 

area. Rules of eligibility have become more defined since those early 

days. 

With the advent of freshman eligibility in recent years, fouryear 

letterwinners are no longer uncommon. However, there have 

been two five-year letterwinners at Dartmouth: Charles Boyle 1901 

lettered from 1896-1900 and Charles Little 1891 (DMC 1896) lettered 

from 1888-90 and again in 1893-94. 

There are also 35 letterwinners who represented Dartmouth on 

the gridiron while on campus through the V-12 Program during 

World War II. These players have “USMC” or “USN” following their 

names, denoting their service in the U.S. Marine Corps or the U.S. 

Navy. 


Barr, David '48 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1945 

Barr, John '49 (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1947 

Bartholomew, Dale '42 . . . . . . . .1940,41 

Bartlett, Charles '27 (M) . . . . . . . . .1926 

Bartlett, Richard '89 . . . . . . . . . .1987,88 

Bartnick, Lawrence '46 . . . . .1942,43,46 

Barton, Jesse '92 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1891 

Bash, Jason '06 . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005,06 

Bassett, John '69 (M) . . . . . . . . . . .1968 

Bates, Anthony '09 . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006 

Bathrick, David '59 . . . . . . . . . . .1957,58 

Batt, William '60 (M) . . . . . . . . . . . .1959 

Battaglia, Joseph '08 . . . . . . . . . . . .2006 

Battipaglia, Matthew '05 . . . . . . . . .2004 

Bauman, James '41 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1939 

Baxter, Raymont '17 . . . . . . .1914,15,16 

Bayless, Richard '84 . . . . . . .1981,82,83 

Bazala, Matthew '99 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996 

Beacham, Minot '90 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1889 

Beagle, William '56 . . . . . . . .1953,54,55 

Beams, Richard '65 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1964 

Beard, John '95 . . . . . . . . . . .1992,93,94 

Beard, Malcolm (Mickey) '67 . .1964,65,66 

Beattie, Lee '57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1954 

Beattie, Richard '61 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1960 

Beatty, Walter '85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1984 

Bechler, Thomas '56 . . . . . . . . . .1954,55 

Becker, Ray '59 (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . .1958 

Becker, Roland '49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1945 

Beeman, David '50 . . . . . . . . .1947,48,49 

Beer, Joseph '14 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1911,13 

Beier, Clark '70 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1968,69 

Bekelja, Gregg '84 . . . . . . . . . . .1982,83 

Belhomme, Reginald '00 . .1997,98,99*,2000 

Belknap, John '04 . . . . . . . . . . . .1900,01 

Bell, Bruce '76 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975 

Bell, David '59 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1956 

Bell, Ernest '94, DMC . . . . . . . . . . .1891 

Beller, Davies '83 . . . . . . . . . . . .1981,82 

Bennett, Gordon '37 . . . . . .1934,35,36* 

Bennett, Jay '71 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1970 

Bennett, Ray '13 . . . . . . . . .1910,11,12* 

Bennett, Richard '48 . . . . . . . . . . . .1944 

Bennett, Robert '34 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1933 

Bennett, William USMC . . . . . . . . . .1943 


Benzian, Peter '64 . . . . . . . . .1961,62,63 

Bergman, William '97 . . . . . . . . .1995,96 

Bevan, Kenneth '19 . . . . . . . . . .1917,18* 

Bialas, Robert '72 . . . . . . . . .1970,71,72 

Bielinis, Arunas '73 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1972 

Bierwagen, Daniel '73 . . . . . .1970,71,72 

Biggie, James '47 . . . . . . . . . . . .1945,46 

Billings, Henry '36 . . . . . . . . . . .1934,35 

Birdseye, Matthew '03 . . . . . . . . . . .2000 

Birge, Robert '92 . . . . . . . . . .1989,90,91 

Bixby, George '57 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1954 

Bjelland, Christian '76 . . . . . . . . .1974,75 

Bjorkman, Eric '93 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1992 

Bjorkman, Henry '25 . . . . . .1922,23,24* 

Black, Richard '29 . . . . . . .1926,,27,28* 

Blackburn, Jeffrey '91 . . . . . .1988,89,90 

Blackman, Gary '68 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1967 

Blackman, Melissa '94 (M) . .1991,92,96 

Blair, Henry '89 (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . .1888 

Blake, Henry '07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1906 

Blake, Maurice '10 (M) . . . . . . . . . .1909 

Blanco, Christopher '07 . . . . . . . . . .2006 

Blatherwick, James '06 . . . . . . . . . .1905 

Blechen, Damon '98 . . . . . . . . . .1996,97 

Bloom, O. Josh '95 . . . . . . .1992,93,94* 

Bloomer, James '83 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1982 

Bloomer, Thomas '53 . . . . . . . . .1951,52 

Blossom, William '87 . . . . . . . . . . . .1886 

Blumenschein, William '63 . . . . . . .1962 

Bly, Donald '07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004,06 

Blydell, Jason '08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004 

Bobo, Michael '92 . . . . . . . .1989,90,91* 

Bodley, Charles '46 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1943 

Bodwell, Edwin '88 . . . . . . . . . . .1886,87 

Boeye, Price '90 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1988,89 

Bogan, Willie '71 . . . . . . . . . . . .1969,70 

Bogardus, Peter '51 . . . . . . . . . .1949,50 

Bohn, John '87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1984 

Boies, Edward '63 . . . . . . . . . . . .1961,62 

Bollens, Kenneth '98 . . . . . . .1995,96,97 

Bolles, Chester '25 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1923 

Bonk, Harry USN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1944 

Bonus, Terrence '81 . . . . . . . .1978,79,80 

Booma, Harold '30 . . . . . . . . . . .1928,29 

Booth, Thomas '54 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1956


Boran, Christopher '95 . . . . .1992,93,94 

Borgeson, Shawn '83 . . . . . . . . . . .1982 

Boston, Byron '81 . . . . . . . . .1978,79,80 

Bourque, Harold '85 . . . . . . . . . .1982,84 

Bowden, Murry '71 . . . . . . .1968,79,70* 

Bower, Chase '06 . . . . . . . . . .2003,04,05 

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Bower, Kenneth '94 . . . . . . . .1991,92,93 

Bowers, Raymond (Trey) '97 . . .1995,96 

Bowlby, Samuel '60 . . . . . . . .1957,58,59 

Bowles, Edward '96 . . . . . . . .1892,93,94 

Bowles, George '84 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1881 

Bowman, Harold '46 . . . . . . . . . .1942,43 

Bowman, Walter '67 . . . . . . . . . . . .1966 

Boyan, Thomas '66 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1964 

Boye, Robert '60 . . . . . . . . . .1957,58,59 

Boylan, Stephen '12 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1909 

Boyle, Charles '01 . .1896,97,98,99,1900 

Boyle, David '69 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1967,68 

Boyle, Edward '53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1951 

Boyle, Ryan '99 (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996 

Boynton, John '39 (M) . . . . . . . . . .1938 

Braatz, Darrell USMC . . . . . . . . . . . .1944 

Brackee, Lance '93 . . . . . . . .1990,91,92 

Bracken, Theodore '65 . . . . . . . .1963,64 

Bradley, David '58 . . . . . . . . . . . .1956,57 

Brady, Francis '10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1909 

Brait, Michael '76 . . . . . . . . . . . .1974,75 

Branch, Forrest '33 . . . . . . . .1930,31,32 



Brandt, William '67 . . . . . . . . . . .1965,66 

Breithut, Fred '29 . . . . . . . . . . . .1927,28 

Brewster, Scott '79 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978 

Bridges, Benjamin '74 . . . . . . . . . . .1972 

Briggs, Steven '86 . . . . . . . . .1983,84,85 

Brink, Barry '71 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1969,70 

Brister, William '32 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1931 

Brodhead, Tom '84 . . . . . . . .1981,82,83 

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Brong, Kyle '10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006 

Brooks, Eugene '07 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1906 

Brooks, John '85 . . . . . . .1881,82,83,84 

Brown, Aaron '05 . . . . . . . . . .2002,03,04 

Brown, Carl '86 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1985 

Brown, Charles '83 . . . . . . . . . . .1881,82 

Brown, D. Gregg '73 . . . . . . .1970,71,72 

Brown, David '79 . . . . . . . . . . . .1977,78 

Brown, David '83 . . . . . . . . . . . .1981,82 

Brown, Frederick '05 . . . . . . . . . . . .1904 

Brown, Julius '02 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1901 

Brown, Michael '57 . . . . . . . . . . .1955,56 

Brown, Norman '45 . . . . . . . . . .1942,43 

Brown, Richard '52 . . . . . . . . . . .1950,51 

Brown, Robert '04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1901 

Brown, Robert '71 . . . . . . . . . . .1969,70 

Brown, Robert '86 . . . . . . . . . .1984,85* 

Bruno, Thomas '84 . . . . . . . . . . .1981,82 

Brusse, Joseph '09 . . . . . . . .1906,07,08 


Bryan, Stephen '66 . . . . . . . .1963,64,65 

Brzica, Matthew '93 . . . . . . . .1990,91,92 

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Buckner, Hunter '94 . . . . . . .1991,93,94* 

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Burke, James '59 . . . . . . . . .1956.,57,58 

Burke, James '70 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1967 

Burke, Matthew '86 . . . . . . . .1983,84,85 

Burke, Matthew '98 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997 

Burkholder, Ervin '66 . . . . . . . . . . . .1964 

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Burley, Edward '92 . . . . . . . . . . .1989,90 

Burnkrant, Eugene '35 . . . . . . . . . . .1934 

Burns, J. Christopher '10 . . . . . . . .2006 

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Burroughs, John '45 . . . . . . . . . .1942,43 

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Calderwood, Bobby '05 . . . . .2004,05,06 

Calhoun, William '67 . . . . . .1964,65,66* 

The 1881 team played Dartmouth's first intercollegiate football game, a win over Amherst. 


Calkins, Richard '53 . . . . . . . . . .1951,52 

Camerer, David '37 . . . . . . . . . . .1935,36 

Camp, Charles '42 . . . . . . . . . . .1939,41 

Camp, Elbert '36 . . . . . . . . . .1933,34,35 

Campagna, Anthony '69 (M) . . .1967,68 

Campanale, Michael '89 . . . . .1986,87,88 

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Cannon, Harold '44 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1942 

Cannon, Peter '15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1914 

Canty, John '90 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1887,88 

Caraviello, Michael '85 . . . . . .1982,83,84 

Carey, Arthur '45 . . . . . . . . . . . .1942,46 

Carey, Frederick '43 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1941 

Carey, Herbert '50 . . . . . .1946,47,48,49* 

Carleton, Elmer '97, DMC . . . . . . . .1893 

Carlson, Stephen '91 . . . . . . . . . . . .1990 

Carney, Christopher '00 . . . . .1997,98,99 

Carney, John '78 . . . . . . . . . .1975,76,77 

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Carpenter, Kevin '81 . . . . . . . . . . . .1980 

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Carpenter, Russell '23 . . . . . . . . . . .1921 

Carpenter, William '50 . . . . . .1947,48,49 

Carpenter, William '74 . . . . . . . . . . .1973 

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Carr, George '74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1973 

Carroll, Robert '82 . . . . . . . . .1979,80,81 

Carson, Daniel '85 . . . . . . . . .1982,83,84 

Carson, Paul '91, DMC . . . . . . . .1890,92 

Cary, Robert '86 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1985 

Case, Kevin '76 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1976 

Casper, David '78 . . . . . . . . . .1975,76,77 

Castle, Donald '79 (M) . . . . . . . .1977,78 

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Chamberlain, Miceal '93 . . . . . . . . .1992 

Chamberlain, Stephen '78 . . . . . . . .1977 

Chambers, Lorenzo '85 . . . . . . .1983,84 

Champion, George '26 . . . . . . . . . . .1925 

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Chapman, Charles '61 . . . . . .1958,59,60 

Chapman, John '50 . . . . . . . .1947,48,49 

Chapman, Peter '91 . . . . . . .1988,89,90* 

Charlock, Richard '20 . . . . . . . . . . .1918 

Charman, Robert '57 . . . . . . . . .1954,55 

Chase, Frederick '05 (M) . . . . . . . . .1904 

Chasey, James '71 . . . . . . . . .1968,69,70 

Chebookjian, Richard '75 . . . . . . . . .1974 

Chellis, Frank '85 . . . . . . . . . .1882,83,84 

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Chodos, Andrew '81 . . . . . . . . . .1979,80 

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Christiansen, Herbert '38 . . . . . . . . .1937 

Christianson, Norman '65 . . . . . . . .1964 

Church, Douglas '08 . . . . . . . . . . . .1904 

Churchill, James '52 . . . . . . . . . .1950,51 

Clamage, James '76 . . . . . . . . . .1974,75 

Clark, David '90 . . . . . . . . . . .1987,88,89 

Clark, Gordon '39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1936 

Clark, John '08 (M) . . . . . . . . . . . . .1907 

Clark, John '80 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978,79 

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Clark, Leonard '31 . . . . . . . . .1928,29,30 

Clark, Philip '60 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1959 

Clark, Stanley '54 . . . . . . . . . . . .1952,53 

Clark, William '35 . . . . . . . . .`1932,33,34 

Clarke, Malcolm '22 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1921 

Clarke, Thomas '66 . . . . . . .1963,64,65* 

Clayton, Harold '47 . . . . . . . . . . .1943,44 

Clayton, John '51 . . . . . . . . . .1948,49,50 

Clayton, Mark '82 . . . . . . . . . . . .1980,81 

Clifford, John '95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1992 

Clough, William '05 . . . . . . . .1902,03,04 

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Cmaylo, Walter '75 . . . . . . . . . . .1973,74 

Cobb, Charles '88 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1887 

Coburn, Harry '06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1905 

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Coffey, Samuel '78 . . . . . . . . .1975,76,77 

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Coghill, Kimberly '94 (M) . . . . . . . .1991 

Cogswell, Guy '19 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1919 

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Colangelo, John '71 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1970 

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Cole, Gregory '85 . . . . . . . . . . . .1983,84 

Cole, William '37 . . . . . . . . . . . .1935,36 

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Comiskey, Charles '15 . . . . . . . . . . .1914 

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Conroy, Brian '86 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1985 

Conroy, Peter '56 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1954 

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Cooke, Gregory '63 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1960 

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Coombs, Frederick '83 . . . . . . . .1880,81 

Cooper, Kent '82 . . . . . . . . .1979,80,81* 

Cooper, Kevin '89 . . . . . . . . . . . .1986,88 

Cooper, Kier '86 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1984,85 

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Copello, Maxwell '09 . . . . . . . . . . . .2006 

Copley, Preston '07 . . . .2003,04,05,06* 

Copper, Timothy '72 . . . . . . . . . .1970,71 

Corbett, John '84 . . . . . . . . . .1981,82,83 

Cordy, Robert '71 . . . . . . . . . . . .1969,70 

Cordy, Stephen '77 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1976 

Corgan, Colin '95 . . . . . . . . . . . .1993,94 

Corso, Robert '98 . . . . . . . . .1995,96,97 

Corson, Freeman '00 . . . . . . .1897,98,99 

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Costello, John '48 . . . . . . . . . . . .1945,47 

Cotton, Thomas '17 . . . . . . . .1914,15,16 

Cottone, Joseph '39 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1938 

Cottrell, James '12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1910 

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Couch, Clifford '23 (M) . . . . . . . . . .1922 

Coughlin, J. David '66 . . . . . . . .1964,65 

Couter, Sanford '41 . . . . . . . . . .1938,39 

Couturier, Richard '62 . . . . . . . . . . .1960 

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Crawford, Bruce '49 (M) . . . . . . . . .1948 

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Crego, Remsen '43 . . . . . . . . . . .1940,41 

Crehan, Paul '31 . . . . . . . . . .1928,29,30 

Crisp, Herman '21 . . . . . . . . . . .1919,20 

Croker, Christopher '94 . . . . . . . . . .1993 

Crolius, Frederick '99 . . .1895,96.97,98* 

Crombie, Brenton '99 . . . . . .1996,97,98 

Cross, Timothy '96 . . . . . . . . . . .1994,95 

Crouthamel, John '60 . . . . . .1957,58,59 

Crowell, Brian '96 . . . . . . . . . . . .1994,95 

Crowell, Warner '01 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1899 

Crowell, Weymoth 73 . . . . . . . . .1971,72 

Crowley, Joseph '43 . . . . . . .1940,41,42 

Csatari, Thomas '74 . . . . . . .1971,72,73* 

Csizinszky, Alexander '00 . . . . . .1998,99 

Cullen, Daniel '86 . . . . . . . . . . . .1984,85 

Cummings, Daniel '75 . . . . . . . . . . .1974 

Cummings, Richard '09 . . . . . . . . . .2006 

Cummins, Robert '76 . . . . . .1973,74,75 

Cunningham, E. William '19 . . . .1919,20 

Cunningham, James '88 . . . . . . . . .1887 

Cunningham, Terry '06 . . .2002,03,04,05 

Cunningham, Thomas '13 (M) . . . . .1912 

Curley, Kevin '77 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975,76 

Curran, William '64 . . . . . . . .1961,62,63 

Currie, Clifford '90 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1987 

Currier, Richard '85 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1884 

Curtis, Alvah '94 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1892 

Curtis, Charles '52 . . . . . . . . .1949,50,51 

Curtis, Edgar '15 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1913,14 

Cushman, William '83 . . . . . . . .1881,82 

Cutter, Eric '80 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1979 

Cygnarowicz, Bryan '87 . . . . . . . . . .1986 

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Dacey, Daniel '41 . . . . . . . . . . . .1939,40 

Daley, Edward '12 . . . . . . . .1909,10,11* 

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Daly, John '84 . . . . . . . . . . . .1981,82,83 

Daly, William '86 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1984,85 


Dampier, Maurice '43 . . . . . .1940,41,42 

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Daukas, Nicholas '44 . . . . . . . . .1941,42 

Davadi, Ilana '96 (M) . . . . . . . . . . . .1993 

Davey, Phillip '67 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1966 

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Hegeman, Charles '62 . . . . . . . .1960,61 

Heiden, Thomas '77 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1975 

Heilbron, Edward '79 . . . . . . . . . . . .1978 

Heim, Kurt '82 (M) . . . . . . . . . . .1979,81 

Hellick, George '63 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1961 

Henander, James '59 . . . . . . .1956,57,58 

Hendricks, Jason '96 . . . . . . . . . . . .1994 

Heneage, Harry '07 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1906 

Henry, Bruce '69 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1967,68 

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Henry, Gregory '80 . . . . . . . .1977,78,79 

Henry, John '61 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1960 

Henry, Robert '73 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1972 

Hensel, Robert '04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001 

Hepburn, Brian '59 . . . . . . . .1956,57,58 

Hepler, Bruce '91 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1990 

Herlihy, Kevin '95 . . . . . . . . . . . .1993,94 

Herr, Edward '06 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1904,05 

Herr, Robert '52 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1950,51 

Heyn, Theodore '00 . . . . . . . . . .1998,99 

Hibbard, Robert '90 . . . . . . . . . .1988,89 

Hibben, George '52 (M) . . . . . . . . . .1951 

Hibbs, William '60 . . . . . . . . .1957,58,59 

Hickey, Jeffrey '79 . . . . . . . . .1976,77,78 

Hickey, Robert '42 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1940 

Hicks, Orton '21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1918 

Higgins, Robert '81 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1980 

High, Lance '88 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986,87 

Highmark, Louis '39 . . . . . . . . . . . .1938 

Hill, George '35 . . . . . . . . . . .1932,33,34 

Hill, Richard '88 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986,87 

Hinman, Hazen '14 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1913 

Hinshaw, Steven '93 . . . . . . .1990,91,92 

Hinterbichler, Erik '06 . . . . . . . . .2004,05 

Hinton, George (Bo) '99 . . . . . . . . .1998 

Hoag, Edgar '23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1921 

Hoban, Bernard '12 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1911 

Hoban, George '12 . . . . . . . . . . .1908,10 

Hobbs, Henry '10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1906 

Hodgdon, John '85 . . . . . . . . . . .1883,84 

Hodgkins, Willis '99 (M) . . . . . . . . .1898 

Hoekelman, Robert '48 . . . . . . . . . .1945 

Hoffman, William '33 . . . . . .1930,31,32* 

Hoffmeister, Gregory '93 . . .1990,91,92* 

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The 1936 starting lineup launched a three-year period when Dartmouth built a 21-3-3 record that included 

a streak of 22 games (19-0-3) without a loss from 1936-38. 


Hogan, Kevin '04 . . . . . . . . . .2001,02,03 

Hogsett, Robert '14 . . . . . . .1911,12,13* 

Holbrook, Caryl '20 . . . . . . . .1917,19,20 

Holbrook, Sidney '18 . . . . . . . . .1915,17 

Holleran, John '27 . . . . . . . . .1924,25,26 

Holley, Edgar '66 . . . . . . . . . . . .1964,65 

Hollingsworth, Fred '38 . . . . .1935,36,37 

Holloway, Joshua '73 . . . . . . .1970,71,72 

Holm, Mark '96 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995 

Holmes, Stephen '44 . . . . . . . . .1941,42 

Holobetz, Michael '93 . . . . . .1990,91,92 

Holt, Charles '45 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1944,45 

Holtorf, Ray '86 . . . . . . . . . . .1983,84,85 

Hood, Brian '02 . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000,01 

Hood, Harvey '18 (M) . . . . . . . . . . .1917 

Hooks, Monica '92 (M) . . . . .1989,90,91 

Hooper, Henry '07 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1903 

Hoover, Arthur '62 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1961 

Hopkins, Herbert '74 . . . . . .1971,72,73* 

Horne, James '84 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1883 

Horschman, Lowell '60 . . . . . . . .1958,59 

Horton, Newman '27 . . . . . .1924,25,26* 

Horton, Richard '65 . . . . . . . . . .1962,63 

Hotchkiss, Robert '97 . . . . . . . . . . .1893 

Houser, Matthan '04 . . . . . . . . . . . .2002 

Howard, David '82 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981 

Howard, Eugene '49 . . . . . . . . . .1945,51 

Howe, Colby '39 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1938 

Howell, Candace '95 (M) . . . . . .1992,94 

Howland, Clarence '84 . .1880*,81*,82*,83* 

Howser, J. Bradley '71 . . . . . . . . . . .1970 

Hubbard, Joel '82 . . . . . . . . . . . .1980,81 

Hubert, Malcolm '23 . . . . . . . . . . . .1921 

Hudak, Steven '65 . . . . . . . . .1962,63,64 


Huff, George '93, DMC . . . . . . . .1893,94 

Hulbert, Gregory '86 . . . . . . .1983,84,85 

Hulbert, Homer '84 . . . . . . . . . . .1882,83 

Hull, Lawrence '38 . . . . . . . . . . .1935,37 

Hulsart, C. Raymond '34 . . . . . .1931,33 

Humiston, Franklin '82 . . . . . . . . . .1880 

Humphreys, Clifton '90 . . . . . . . . . .1889 

Hunnefeld, Henry '79 . . . . . . . . . . . .1978 

Hunt, Steven '08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004 

Hunter, Jeffrey '75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1974 

Hunter, Mark '95 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994 

Huntley, Leslie '33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1932 

Huntsman, W. Thomas USN . . . . . .1944 

Hurd, George '88 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1887 

Hurd, Kenneth '23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1921 

Hutchinson, Daniel '01 . . .1998,99,2000 

Hutchinson, William '40 . . . .1937,38,39 

Hutchison, James '00 . . . . . . . . . . .1897 

Hydzu, Marshall '00 . . . . . . . .1997,98,99 

Hyland, John '94 . . . . . . . . . . . .1992,93 

Hyps, Craig '84 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1983 

I 

Ide, Henry '93 . . . . . . . . . .1889,90,91,92 

Idzik, John '82 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981 

Immel, W. William '78 . . . . . . . .1976,77 

Immelt, Jeffrey '78 . . . . . . . . . . .1976,77 

Ingersoll, Jonathan '11 . . .1907,08,09,10 

Iorio, Armanda '84 (M) . . . . . . . . . .1981 

Irwin, James '01 . . . . . . . .1998,99,2000 

Isbey, Edward '51 . . . . . . . . . . . .1949,50 

Isherwood, S. Scott '86 . . . . . . .1983,85 

Isner, Russell '44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1941 

J 

Jackson, Mac '83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1982 


Jacoby, Seth '90 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1988,89 

Jaeger, Douglas '73 . . . . . . . .1970,71,72 

Jaeger, Gregory '81 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978 

Jakiemiec, John '87 . . . . . . . . . .1985,86 

Janieks, Ivars '65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1964 

Janssen, Brian '88 . . . . . . . . . . .1986,87 

Janssen, David '90 . . . . . . . . . . .1988,89 

Jansson, Kenneth '79 . . . . . .1976,77,78 

Jardine, Leonard '81 . . . . . . . . . . . .1980 

Jarrett, Joe '71 . . . . . . . . . . .1968,69,70 

Jarrett, William '77 . . . . . . . . . . .1975,76 

Jefferson, Bradley '98 . . . . . .1995,96,97 

Jelen, Todd '01 . . . . . . . . .1998,99,2000 

Jenkins, Gregory '79 . . . . . . . . .1977,78 

Jenkins, Jonathan '49 . . . . . .1946,47,48 

Jennings, Frederick '00 . . . . . . . . . .1898 

Jennings, William '07 . . . . . . . . . . .1906 

Jennison, Richard '54 . . . . . . . . .1951,53 

Jensen, Steven '05 . . . . . .2001,03,04,05 

Jeremiah, Edward '30 . . . . . . . . .1927,29 

Johnson, Brian '96 . . . . . . . . . . .1994,95 

Johnson, C. Bayard '54 . . . .1951,52,53* 

Johnson, Henry '31 . . . . . . . .1928,29,30 

Johnson, Jeffrey '81 . . . . . . . . . . . .1980 

Johnson, Kleatos '95 . . . . . . . . . . . .1994 

Johnson, Mark '90 . . . . . . . . . .1988,89* 

Johnson, Robert '10 . . . . . . . . . . . .1909 

Johnson, Robert '61 . . . . . . . . . . . .1962 

Johnson, Robin '76 (M) . . . . . . . . .1975 

Johnson, Roy '67 . . . . . . . . . . . .1965,66 

Johnston, James '73 . . . . . . .1970,71,72 

Jones, Benjamin '44 (M) . . . . . . . . .1942 

Jones, Damon '95 . . . . . . . . . . .1993,94 

Jones, Daniel '90 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1888 

Jones, Edwin '94, DMC . . . .1891,92,93* 

Jones, Leonard '82 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981 

Jones, Matt '94 . . . . . . . . .1890,91,92,93 

Jones, Vincent '52 . . . . . . . . . . .1950,51 

Jordan, John '20 . . . . . . . . . . . .1919,20 

Joyce, Richard '91 . . . . . . . .1988,89,90* 

Judd, Edward '32 (M) . . . . . . . . . . .1931 

Judge, Stephen '95 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994 

Junkins, Edwin '14 (M) . . . . . . . . . .1913 

Jurkoic, Matthew '83 . . . . . . . . . . . .1980 

K 

Kadyk, David '48 (M) . . . . . . . . . . . .1944 

Kagle, Joseph '55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1952 

Kakela, Wayne '57 . . . . . . . . .1954,55,56 

Kandabarow, Alexander '75 . . . .1973,74 

Kane, Adam '99 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997,98 

Kania, John '83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981,82 

Karacki, Larry '57 . . . . . . . . . . . .1954,55 

Karafa, John '03 . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000,01 

Karczewski, Dylan '99 . . . .1995,96,97,98 

Karin, Robert '75 (M) . . . . . . . . .1973,74 

Karol, Stephen '84 . . . . . . . . .1981,82,83 

Karsonis, Louis '73 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1972 

Kasprzak, Donald USMC . . . . . . . . .1943 

Kassen, Brett '01 . . . . . . . . . . . .1998,99 

Kast, Edward '43 . . . . . . . . .1941,42,43* 

Kastantin, Matthew '92 . . . . . . . . . .1991 

Katzman, James '89 . . . . . . . . . . . .1988 

Kavazanjian, Thomas USN . . . . . . .1944 

Keady, John '06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1904 

Keare, Douglas '86 . . . . . . . .1983,84,85 

Kearns, William '21 . . . . . . .1918(SATC) 

Keck, Christopher '88 . . . . . . . . .1986,87 

Keeler, Robert '11 (M) . . . . . . . . . . .1910


Kehoe, Scott '85 . . . . . . . . . .1982,83,84 

Keible, Edward '65 . . . . . . . . .1962,63,64 

Keitt, Taylor '04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003 

Kelcourse, Robert '71 . . . . . . . . . . .1968 

Kelley, John '41 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1939,40 

Kelley, John '88 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1886 

Kelley, LeRoy '26 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1923 

Kelley, Matthew '90 . . . . . . . .1987,88,89 

Kelley, Michael '79 . . . . . . . . . . .1977,78 

Kelly, Dana '64 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1962,63 

Kelly, Todd '91 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1990 

Kelly, Walter '97 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1895,96 

Kelsey, Preston '58 (M) . . . . . . . . . .1957 

Kemp, Jeffrey '81 . . . . . . . . . . . .1979,80 

Kempler, Andrew '08 . . . . . . . . . . . .2006 

Kennedy, George '09 . . . . . .1906,07,08* 

Kennedy, Horton '18 (M) . . .1918(SATC) 

Kenny, John '36 . . . . . . . . . .1933,34,35* 

Kenslea, Daniel '75 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1972 

Kesler, Jared '05 . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001,02 

Key, Nigel '79 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1977,78 

Kiarsis, Victor '36 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1934 

Kiernan, Joseph '37 . . . . . . . .1934,35,36 

Killefer, Joseph '06 . . . . . . . .2002,03,04 

Killgallon, M. Lawrence '70 . . . .1968,69 

Killkelly, John '28 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1927 

Kilmarx, Robert '50 (M) . . . . . . . . .1949 

Kilmarx, Sumner '22 (M) . . . . . . . . .1921 

Kimball, Whitefield '33 . . . . . . . .1930,31 

Kinder, Joseph '03 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001 

Kinderdine, Jack '61 . . . . . . . . . .1959,60 

King, Thomas '62 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1960 

King, Warren '38 . . . . . . . . . . . .1936,37 

King, William '63 . . . . . . . . .1960,61,62* 

Kinney, Eugene USN . . . . . . . . . . . .1944 

Kinschner, William '69 . . . . . . . . . . .1968 

Kiosky, Mark '79 . . . . . . . . . .1976,77,78 

Kirkpatrick, Jerome '68 . . . . . . .1966,67 

Kirksey, Darius '94 . . . . . . . . . . .1992,93 

Kitchen, David '87 . . . . . . . . . . .1985,86 

Klages, Donald '58 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1957 

Klapper, Stanford '56 . . . . . . .1953,54,55 

Klapper, Stuart '56 . . . . . . . . .1953,54,55 

Kliber, Brad '85 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1984 

Klungness, Paul '67 . . . . . . . .1964,65,66 

Klupchak, G. Michael '73 . . . . . .1971,72 

Klupchak, Richard '74 . . . . . .1971,72,73 

Knapp, Gray '12 (M) . . . . . . . . . . . .1911 

Knapp, John '92 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991 

Knibbs, John '05 . . . . . .1901,02,03,04* 

Knoll, Michael '98 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997 

Knowlton, John '62 (M) . . . . . . . . . .1961 

Knox, James '71 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1970 

Knupp, Richard '05 . . . . . . . .2002,03,04 

Koch, Folkert '80 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1979 

Koehring, John '56 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1954 

Koenig, William '70 . . . . . . . .1967,68,69 

Kola, Arthur '61 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1958,59 

Koldyke, Benjamin '91 . . . . . . . . . . .1990 

Komives, Robert '65 . . . . . . . . . .1963,64 

Koniszewski, Joseph '85 . . . .1982,83,84 

Kortebein, Peter '86 . . . . . . . . . .1984,85 

Koslowsky, Robert '45 . . . . . . . . . . .1943 

Koury, Robert '65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1964 

Kovacevich, Todd '91 . . . . . . . . . . . .1990 

Kozloff, Louis '93 . . . . . . . . . .1990,91,92 

Krieger, Robert '41 . . . . . . . .1938,39,40 

Krol, Francis '56 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1953 



Krol, John '43 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1941 

Krosnowski, George '56 . . . .1953,54,55 

Krumm, Robert '43 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1940 

Krumme, John '63 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1961 

Krumpe, John '55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1953 

Krutsch, Alvin '59 . . . . . . . .1956,57,58* 

Kuchar, Thomas '79 . . . . . . . .1976,77,78 

Kuehn, William '92 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991 

Kulp, Russell '66 (M) . . . . . . . . .1964,65 

L 

Lafferty, James '15 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1912 

Laffoon, Brent '98 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995 

Laird, Norman '48 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1944 

Lakeman, Frank '92 . . .1888,89,90*,91* 

Lakeman, Harry '96 . . . . . . . .1893,94,95 

Lambert, A. Christopher '91 . . . . . .1988 

Lamme, Thomas '90 . . . . . . . . . . . .1989 

LaMontagne, Gerald '66 . . . . . . .1963,65 

LaMontagne, Gerald '94 . . . .1991,92,93 

Land, Richard '70 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1969 

Landa, Matthew '86 . . . . . . . . . .1983,85 

Lando, Santino '36 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1935 

Landrigan, James USMC . . . . . . . . .1943 

Lane, Myles '28 . . . . . . . . . . .1925,26,27 

Lang, Benjamin '10 . . . . . .1905,06,07,09 

Langdell, Ralph '28 . . . . . . . . . . .1926,27 

Lanza, Dominic '98 . . . . . . . .1995,96,97 

Lapidus, Robert '34 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1933 

Larigan, E. Robert '51 . . . . . . . . . . .1950 

Larimer, Chester '85 . . . . . . . . . . . .1884 

Larsen, Brian '97 . . . . . . . . .1994,95,96* 

Lasch, Stephen '62 . . . . . . . . . . .1960,61 

Lasko, Susan '81 (M) . . . . . .1978,79,80 

Lasky, Jennifer '95 (M) . . . . . . . . . .1992 

Laurin, V. Samuel '82 . . . . . . . . . . .1981 

Lavery, Peter '83 . . . . . . . . . .1980,81,82 

Lavin, Tyler '05 . . . . . . . . .2001,02,03,04 

Lawrence, Peter '69 . . . . . . . .1966,67,68 

Lawson, Alvin '64 . . . . . . . . .1961,62,63 

Layman, Taylor '08 . . . . . . . .2004,05,06 

Leake, Steven '92 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991 

Learnard, Edward '24 (M) . . . . . . . .1923 

Lease, Robert '70 . . . . . . . . .1967,68,69 

Leavitt, Laurence '25 . . . . . . .1922,23,24 

Lee, John '23 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1922 

Lee, Lloyd '98 . . . . . . . . .1994,95,96,97* 

Lee, Robert '31 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1928 

Lee, Robert '87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1985,86 

Leggat, Robert '92 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991 

Lehman, Theron '18 . . . . . . . . . . . .1917 

Lehman, Zachary '95 . . . . . . . . .1993,94 

Leibert, John '73 . . . . . . . . . . . .1971,72 

LeMarbre, Paul '70 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1969 

Lemen, James '62 . . . . . . . .1959,60,61* 

Lempke, Robert '41 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1939 

Lempres, Michael '81 . . . . . . . . .1979,80 

Lena, Michael '84 . . . . . . . . .1981,82,83 

Lena, Richard '83 . . . . . . .1980,81,82,83 

Lent, Taran '96 . . . . . . . . . . .1993,94,95* 

Leopold, Warren '44 . . . . . . . . . . . .1942 

Lerch, Eric '02 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001 

Lesko, Gregory '86 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1985 

Leslie, Joseph '72 . . . . . . . . . . . .1970,71 

Levy, Irving '55 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1952,54 

Lewis, George '97 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1895 

Lewis, Jeffrey '92 (M) . . . . . . . . . . .1989 

Lewis, Lazerous USN . . . . . . . . . . . .1944 

Lewis, Morgon '45 . . . . . . . . . . .1942,46 


Lewis, Thomas '45 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1947 

Lichtenstein, Jason '90 . . . . . . . .1988,89 

Liebsch, Daniel '98 . . . . . . . .1995,96,97 

Lillard, Walter '05 . . . . . . . . . . . .1903,04 

Lind, Douglas '74 . . . . . . . . .1971,72,73 

Lindsay, Henry '06 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1903 

Lines, Ernest '82 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1881 

Link, Jeffrey '98 . . . . . . . . . . .1995,96,97 

Linman, Wayne '52 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1949 

Little, Charles '91 DMC '96 . . .1888,89,90,93,94* 

Little, Christopher '05 . . . . .2002,03,04* 

Litzenberger, Harry '32 . . . . . . . . . .1931 

Llewellyn, Frank '14 . . . . . . . .1911,12,13 

Lockwood, Keith '98 . . . . . . . . . .1996,97 

Long, Edward '66 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1965 

Longnecker, Thomas '30 . . . . . . . . .1928 

Loomis, John '15 (M) . . . . . . . . . . .1914 

Loomis, Robert '26 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1925 

Loos, Kenneth '79 . . . . . . . . . . .1977,78 

Lopes, Matthew '84 . . . . . . . .1981,82,83 

Lothrop, James '57 (M) . . . . . . . . . .1956 

Loudon, Paul '14 . . . . . . . . . . . .1912,13 

Love, Evan '05 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001 

Lovejoy, Leon '11 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1910 

Loveland, Franklin '64 (M) . . . . . . . .1963 

Lowe, Brett '08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005,06 

Lowe, Frank '01 . . . . .1897,98,99,1900* 

Lowery, Dominic '78 . . . . . . .1975,76.77 

Lucas, Brandon '02 . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001 

Lucas, James '77 . . . . . . . . . .1974,75,76 

Luensmann, Kevin '90 . . . . .1987,88,89* 

Luisi, John '98 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996,97 

Lumi, Jaan '65 . . . . . . . . . . . .1962,63,64 

Lundquist, Robert '69 . . . . . . . . .1966,68 

Luxford, Steven '68 . . . . . . .1965,66,67* 

Lyle, Robert '29 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1927.,28 

Lynch, Christopher '78 . . . . . . . .1976,77 

Lynch, Edward '23 . . . . . . . . .1920,21,22 

Lynch, Franklin '38 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1937 

Lynch, Franklin '72 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1971 

Lynch, Michael '80 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1979 

Lynch, Thomas '93 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1992 

Lyons, William '00 . . . . . .1996,97,98,99 

Lytle, Richard '93 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1992 

M 

Mabry, E. Winters '67 . . . . . .1964,65,66 

MacDermott, George '23 . . .1918(SATC) 

MacDonald, Andrew '93 . . . .1991,92,93 

MacDonald, Jerome '07 . . . . . . . . . .1906 

MacDonald, John '52 . . . . . . . . .1950,51 

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Swanson, W. Eric '96 . . . . . . . . .1994,95 

Swarthout, Maurice '30 . . . . . . .1927,28 

Swasey, George '06 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1905 

Sweeney, Robert '25 . . . . . . . . . . . .1924 

Sweetser, Robert '25 . . . . . . . . . . . .1924 

Swenson, Merwin '23 . . . . . . . . .1921,22 

Swenson, Robert '76 . . . . . . . . .1974,75 

Swett, Jay '89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1987,88 

Swierc, James '87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986 

T 

Tabasky, Edward '09 . . . . . . . . . . . .2006 

Tarazevits, Thomas '73 . . . . . . . .1971,72 

Tatman, Edward '97 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996 

Taylor, David '78 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1976,77 

Taylor, James '24 . . . . . . . . . . . .1921,22 

Taylor, Matthew '92 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991 

Taylor, Ryan '06 . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004,05 

Taylor, Scott '87 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1984,85 

Taylor, Tommy '65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1964 

Taylor, Vernon '39 . . . . . . . . . . . .1936,37 

Teevens, Eugene (Buddy) '79 . .1977,78* 

Teevens, Shaun '82 . . . . . . . . . .1980,81 

Telfer, Alexander '16 . . . . . . . . . . . .1914 

Termolen, David '91 . . . . . . . . . .1988,90 

Terrell, Steven '79 . . . . . . . . .1976,77,78 

Thayer, Abbott '09 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1905 

Theisen, Brett '05 . . . . . . .2001,02,03,04 

Thielscher, David '54 . . . . . . .1951,52,53 

Thielscher, Karl '17 . . . . . . . .1914,15,16 

Thielscher, Karl '52 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1951 

Thomas, Charles '73 . . . . . . .1970,71,72 

Thomas, Charles '79 . . . . . . . . . . . .1978 

Thomas, Donald '77 . . . . . . . . . .1975,76 


Thomas, Jack '74 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1971 

Thomas, Kurt '93 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1992 

Thompson, George '82 . . . .1979,80,81* 

Thompson, Jon '92 . . . . . . . . . .1992,93 

Thompson, Linwood '41 . . . . . . . . .1940 

Thompson, Williford '22 . . . .1918(SATC) 

Thorne, Kevin '82 . . . . . . . . . . . .1979,80 

Thornton, John '22 . . . . . . . .1918(SATC) 

Thornton, William '52 . . . . . . . . .1950,51 

Thorsen, D. Bruce '66 . . . . . . . . . . .1965 

Threshie, Philip '22 . .1918(SATC),19,20,21 

Tietjens, Jeffrey '91 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1990 

Tiku, Vik '05 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002,03,04 

Tobin, Clarke '10 . . . . . . .1906,07,08,09* 

Tolson, Andrew '92 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991 

Toothaker, Edwin '32 . . . . . . . . . . . .1931 

Tootoo, Daniel '06 . . . . . . . . . . .2004,05 

Torain, Ernest '87 . . . . . . . . .1984,85,86 

Torres, Russell '93 . . . . . . . . . . .1991,92 

Tosone, Joseph '93 . . . . . . . . . .1991,92 

Toth, Steven '58 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1956,57 

Towle, Wheelock '85 . . . .1881,82,83,84* 

Townsend, James '94 . . . . . . . . .1892,93 

Tracy, Carll '49 . . . . . . . . . . . .1946,47,48 

Tragakis, William '62 . . . . . . . . . . . .1961 

Trainor, Thomas '57 . . . . . . . . . .1954,55 

Trier, Paul '17 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1915,16 

Triplett, Michael '96 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1994 

Trost, John '33 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1931,32 

Troxell, George '44 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1941 

Truitt, Scott '86 . . . . . . . . . . .1983,84,85 

Trumbull, George '66 . . . . . . . . . . . .1965 

Truncellito, Raymond '49 . . . .1946,47,48 

Tuck, Leighton '15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1913 

Tucker, John '86 (M) . . . . . . . . . . . .1884 

Tucker, Robert '63 (M) . . . . . . . . . .1962 

Tufts, Robert '71 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1968 

Tully, George '26 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1924,25 

Turner, Alex '73 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1970 

Turner, Frank '75 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1973,74 

Turner, John '04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003 

Turner, John '48 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1946 

Turner, Louis '55 . . . . . . . . .1952,53,54* 

Twitty, Marlin '98 . . . . . . . . . . . .1995,96 

Tyler, Ralph '16 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1915 

Tyler, Richard '90 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1889 

Tyler, Robert '51 . . . . . . . . . .1948,49,50 

Tyne, Michael '87 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986 

Tyson, Jay '80 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978 

U 

Umscheid, Christopher '94 . . . . .1992,93 

Upham, Richard '90 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1887 

Upshaw, Jason '98 . . . . . .1994,95,96,97 

Urbanic, Michael '66 . . . . . . . . . .1964,65 

Urquidez, Thomas '02 (M) . . . . . . . .2001 

Usher, David '62 . . . . . . . . . .1959,60,61 

V 

Vaccaro, J. David '91 . . . . . . . . . . . .1990 

Vailas, James '78 . . . . . . . . .1975,76,77* 

Van Vliet, David '77 . . . . . . . .1974,75,76 

Vancura, E. Christian '64 . . . .1961,62,63 

Vanyo, Courtney '99 (M) . . . . . . . . .1996 

Varney, Christopher '97 . . . . . . . . . .1994 

Varney, Laurence '02 . . . . . . . . . . . .1898 

Varney, Steven '00 . . . . . . . . .1997,98,99 

Vasiliu, Christopher '78 . . . . . . .1976,77 

Vaughan, James '05 . . . . .1901,02,03,04 

Veazey, Albin '89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1887 


Venerable, Brian '87 . . . . . . . . . . . .1987 

Ventre, James '83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1982 

Verber, Bradley '99 . . . . . . . .1996,97,98 

Vesprini, William '52 . . . . . .1949,50,51* 

Viau, Leon '88 . . . . . . . . . . . .1884,86,88 

Viccora, Michael '85 . . . . . . . . . .1983,84 

Vinci, Joseph '02 . . . . . . . . . . . .2000,01 

Vitalis, William '53 . . . . . . . . .1950,51,52 

Vogler, John '01 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000 

von Kuhn, Andrew '09 . . . . . . . .2005,06 

Vorys, Arthur USMC . . . . . . . . . . . .1943 

Vulte (Dilkes), Loren '39 . . . . . . . . .1938 

W 

Wachter, David '84 . . . . . . . .1981,82,83 

Wade, Peter '85 . . . . . . . . . . .1982,83,84 

Wagner, Bruce '65 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1964 

Wagner, Grant '04 . . . . . . . . . . . .2003,04 

Wainwright, Edward '01 . . . . . . . . .1900 

Wakelin, Edmund '39 . . . . . . . . . . . .1938 

Walker, Clarence '98 . . . . . . . . . . . .1897 

Walker, J. '93 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1891,92 

Walker, James '99 . . . . . . . . . . .1896,97 

Walker, Matthew '01 . . . . .1998,99,2000 

Walko, Matthew '89 . . . . . . . . . .1987,88 

Walko, Thomas '88 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1987 

Wallace, James '71 . . . . . . . . . . .1968,70 

Wallick, Randolph '69 . . . . .1966,67,68* 

Wallick, Roderick '69 . . . . . . .1966,67,68 

Walters, Waltman '17 (M) . . . . . . . .1916 

Walton, Jonathan '78 (M) . . .1975,76,77 

Walton, Peter '67 . . . . . . . . . .1964,65,66 

Walton, Richard '06 . . . . . . . . . .2003,05 

Walus, Matthew '97 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1996 

Walz, Zachary '98 . . . . . . . .1995,96,97* 

Wanger, Christopher '87 . . . . . . . . .1986 

Ward, George '82 (M) . . . . . . . . . . .1881 

Ward, H. Philip '77 . . . . . . . .1974,75,76 

Ward, Osborne '48 . . . . . . . . . . .1944,47 

Ware, F. Alexander '03 .1999,2000,01,02 

Wark, David '58 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1957 

Warner, Roger '53 . . . . . . . . . . .1951,52 

Washburn, Wilcourt '48 . . . . . . .1944,47 

Washburne, Harry '01 (M) . . . . . . . .1900 

Waterhouse, Mark '68 (M) . . . . .1966,67 

Watkins, Myron '24 . . . . . . . . . .1922,23 

Watkins, Samuel '73 . . . . . . . . . .1971,72 

Watson, Clifton '22 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1921 

Watt, David '80 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1978,79 

Watts, Benjamin '84 . . . . . . . . . . . .1983 

Webster, Michael '73 . . . . . . . . . . . .1972 

Webster, Stephen '73 . . . . . . . . .1971,72 

Wedum, Scott '04 . . . . . . .2000,01,02,03 

Weeks, Charles '92 . . . . . . . . . . .1889,90 

Weeks, George '85 . . . . . . . . . . .1883,84 

Wehrenberg, Kim '74 . . . . . . . . .1972,73 

Weiss, John '83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1982 

Weissman, Richard '85 . . . .1982,83,84* 

Welch, William '44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1942 

Weld, Lincoln '21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1920 

Wells, Richard '34 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1933 

Wellstead, William '63 . . . . . . . .1961,62 

Wentworth, Joseph '00 . . . .1897,98,99* 

West, William USN . . . . . . . . . . . . .1943 

Wester, Forest '98 . . . . . . .1995,96,97,98 

Westfall, Michael '67 . . . . . . . . . . . .1964 

Weston, Frank '92 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1890 

Weston, Fred '85 . . . . . . .1881,82,83,84 

Wheeler, Timothy '08 . . . . . . . . .2005,06


Whelan, Charles '01 . . . . . . .1899, 1900 

Whitaker, Elroy '25 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1924 

Whitaker, Henry '37 . . . . . . . . . .1935,36 

Whitaker, Morris '74 . . . . . . . . . . . .1973 

White, Brian '95 . . . . . . . . . . .1992,93,94 

White, Jeremiah '99 . . . . . . . . . .1997,98 

Whitehair, Jay '32 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1930 

Whitehead, Stephen '73 . . . . . . . . . .1972 

Whitman, Michael '84 . . . . . . . . . . .1983 

Whitmore, Nathaniel '13 . . . .1910,11,12 

Whitney, Lawrence '15 . . . .1912,13,14* 

Whitticom, James '96 . . . . . .1993,94,95 

Whitticom, Michael '08 . . . . . . . .2005,06 

Whitworth, Joseph '91 . . . . . . . . . .1990 

Wierman, William '43 . . . . . . . . . . .1941 

Wilkin, Robert '32 . . . . . . . . . . . .1930,31 

Wille, Scott '04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002 

Williams, Charles '82 . . . . . . . . .1980,81 

Williams, Daniel '66 . . . . . . . . . .1964,65 

Williams, Edwin '50 . . . . . . . .1946,47,50 

Williams, Jimmel '07 (M) . . . . . . . .2003 



Williams, John '37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1935 

Williams, Jonathan '86 . . . . . . . .1984,85 

Williams, Milan '09 . . . . . . . . . . .2005,06 

Williams, Reginald '76 . . . . .1973,74,75* 

Williamson, John '53 (M) . . . . . . . .1952 

Williamson, John '90 . . . . . . . . . . . .1987 

Willis, Andrew '93 . . . . . . . . . . .1991,92 

Willis, Paul '83 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981,82 

Willison, Geoffrey '95 . . . . . .1992,93,94 

Wilson, Charles '87 . . . . . . . . . .1985,86 

Wilson, Frank '76 . . . . . . . . . .1973,74,75 

Wilson, Gary '65 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1963,64 

Wilson, Harrison '77 . . . . . . .1974,75,76 

Wilson, Ian '08 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005,06 

Wilson, John '80 . . . . . . . . . . . .1977,79 

Wilson, William '93 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1991 

Wimsatt, John '70 . . . . . . . . .1967,68,69 

Winans, Bradford '48 . . . . . . . . . . . .1947 

Winship, Granville '41 . . . . . . . .1939,40 

Winship, Roger '15 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1914 

Winslow, Jonathan '87 . . . . .1984,85,86 


Winter, Richard '91 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1990 

Witham, Myron '04 . . . . . . .1901,02,03* 

Wizbicki, Alexander USMC . . . . . . .1943 

Wolf, Theodore '30 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1929 

Wolfe, G. Raymond '43 . . . . .1940,41,42 

Wolfe, John '85 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1983,84 

Wolff, Willard '31 . . . . . . . . . .1928,29,30 

Wong, Darryl '82 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1981 

Wood, R. Stewart '56 (M) . . . . . . . .1955 

Woods, Joshua '03 . . . . . . . .1999, 2000 

Woodworth, Charles '68 . . . . . . . . .1967 

Worden, Arthur '51 (M) . . . . . . . . . .1950 

Workman, Joseph '05 . . . . . .2002,03,04 

Worthen, Joseph '09 (M) . . . . . . . .1908 

Worthington, Delwyn '26 (M) . . . . .1925 

Worthington, Harry '17 . . . . . . . . . .1915 

Wright, Adam '01 . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999 

Wright, Harry '92 . . . . . . . . .1989,90,91* 

Wroczynski, Brian '75 . . . . .1972,73,74* 

Wu, Scott '89 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1986 

Wuistinger, Courtney '04 . . . .2001,02,03 

2006 Letterwinners–The newest “Wearers of the D” 


Y 

Yezer, Anthony '66 . . . . . . . . . . .1964,65 

Yim, Anthony '84 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1983 

Young, Adam '99 . . . . . . . . .1996,97,98* 

Young, Arthur '46 . . . . . . . . .1943,44,46 

Young, H. Stewart '50 . . . .1946,47,48,49 

Young, John '47 . . . . . . . . .1943,46,447 

Young, Kevin '77 . . . . . . . . .1974,75,76* 

Young, Louis '41 . . . . . . . . .1938,39,40* 

Young, Oglesby '96 . . . . . . . . . . . . .1995 

Young, Randolph '83 . . . . . . . . . . . .1982 

Young, Wayne '72 . . . . . . . .1969,70,71* 

Youngling, Theodore USN . . . . . . . .1944 

Youngstrom, Adolf '18 . . . . . .1916,17,19 

Yudicky, Stanley '32 . . . . . . .1929,30,31 

Z 

Zalios, Katherine '94 (M) . . . . . . . . .1993 

Zigelis, Andrew '62 . . . . . . . . . . .1960,61 

Zitrides, Gregory '39 . . . . . . . . . .1937,38 

Front row, left to right: Bobby Calderwood, Joe Scola, Sam McDonald, Co-Capt. Mike Rabil, Co-Capt. Preston Copley, Ryan Fuselier, Mike Fritz, 

Don Bly, Chris Blanco. Second row: Mark Brogna, Philip Galligan, Brian Osimiri, Taylor Babcock, Andrew von Kuhn, Anthony Bates, Brett Lowe, 

Cullen Gilchrist, Lucius Alexander, Kyle Cavanaugh. Third row: Jared Dowdakin, Muhammed Abdul-Shakoor, Anthony Pastoors, Marlon Alebiosu, 

Brian Scullin, Andrew Kempler, Richard Cummings, Ben Goeke, Nate Servis. Fourth row: Tim Wheeler, Taylor Layman, Eric Paul, Brian Evans, 

John Manning, John Pircon, Peter Pidermann, Jack D'Angelo, Zechariah Glaize. Fifth row: Milan Williams, Rehan Muttalib, Matthew Dratch, Kyle 

Brong, Philip McKeating, Edward Tabasky, Niles Murphy, Andrew Dete, Hudson Smythe. Missing: Jason Bash, James (Chris) Burns, Julian 

Collins, Dan Cook, Max Copello, Justin Cottrell, Erik Estabrook, Joe Gibalski, Jake Goldberg (Manager), Mike Shannon, Mike Whitticom, Ian 

Wilson. 

P A G E 141

THE RECORDS

DARTMOUTH TEAM RECORDS 

Season Records 

Most Games 13 1895 (7-5-1) 

Most Games Won 10 1996 (10-0-0) 

Most Games Lost 9 2004 (1-9-0) 

Most Games Tied 2 1900 (2-4-2), 1905 (7-1-2), 1909 (5-1-2), 1916 (5-2-2), 1937 (7-0-2) 

Scoring 

Points Scored Game 91 1886 vs. Vermont (91-0) 

79 1930 vs. Norwich (79-0) 

Season 364 1992 (8-2-0) 

First Downs 

Rushing Game 28 1927 vs. Allegheny (Dart. 38-7) 

Season 140 1991 (7-2-1) 

Passing Game 21 2001 vs New Hampshire (UNH 42-38) 

Season 150 2002 (3-7-0) 

Penalty Game 4 1967 vs. Yale (Yale 56-15); 1974 vs. Yale (Yale 14-9); 

1983 vs. Army (Army 13-12); 1987 vs. Penn (Penn 49-7) 

Season 20 2003 (5-5-0) 

TOTAL Game 32 1980 vs. Columbia - 22R, 9P, 1Pn (Dart. 48-0) 

Season 239 1992 (8-2-0) - 102R, 126P, 11Pn 

Rushing 

Attempts Game 78 1976 vs. Cornell, 298 yds. (Dart. 35-0) 

Season 559 1995 (7-2-1) 2279 yds. 

Yards Gained Game 527 1942 vs. Miami (Ohio) (Dart. 58-7) 

Season 2654 1969 (8-1-0) - 537 attempts 

Touchdowns Game 9 1925 vs. Norwich (Dart. 59-0) 

Season 39 1970 (9-0-0) 

Passing 

Attempts Game 64 2001 vs. UNH - Comp. 37 for 416 yds. 

Season 426 2002 (3-7-0) Comp. 255 for 2931 yds. 

Completions Game 38 2001 vs. Yale - Att. 54 for 407 yds. 

Season 255 2002 (3-7-0) Att. 426 for 2931 yds. 

Yards Gained Game 419 1992 vs. Yale - Att. 31, Comp. 20 (Dart. 39-27) 

Season 2931 2002 (3-7-0) Comp. 255 of 426 

Had Intercepted Game 7 1946 by Harvard - Comp. 11 of 23 for 167 yds. (Harvard 21-7) 

Season 27 1946 (3-6-0) - Comp. 47 of 137 for 760 yds. 

Touchdowns Game 6 1925 vs. Cornell - Comp. 13 of 20 for 331 yds. (Dart. 62-13) 


Completion Pct. Game .857 1949 vs. Yale - Comp. 12 of 14 for 200 yds., 3TDs (Dart. 34-13) 

Season .637 1992 (8-2-0) - Comp. 176 of 276 for 2755 yds., 25 TDs 

Total Offense 

Plays Game 94 2001 vs UNH - 30 rush, 64 pass for 558 yds. (UNH 42-38) 

Season 781 1991 (7-2-1) 545 rush for 2457 yds., Comp. 126 of 236 pass for 1461 yds., 3918 total yds. 

Yards Gained Game 700 1925 vs. Cornell - 369 rush, 331 pass (Dart. 62-13) 

Season 4740 1992 (8-2-0) - 1985 rush, 2755 pass in 751 plays, 47 TDs 

Interceptions 

Total Game 9 1939 vs. Yale - Yale comp. 15 of 34 for 137 yds. (Dart. 33-0) 

Season 24 1935 (8-2-0) - Opponents comp. 36 of 113 for 397 yds. 

Return Yards Game 145 1962 vs. Holy Cross - Int. 5 (Dart. 10-0) 

Season 348 1948 (6-3-0) - Int. 16 

Punting 

Total Game 12 Seven Times - 1946 (2), 1951, 1953 (3), 1979 

Season 79 1952 (2-7-0) - 35.4 avg. 

Average Game 49.6 1998 vs. Penn - 9 punts (Penn 17-14) 

Season 42.9 2001 (1-8) - 39 punts 

Fumbles 

Total Game 11 1950 vs. Princeton - lost 3 (Prin. 13-7) 

Season 49 1957 (7-1-1) - lost 27 

Lost Game 6 1957 vs. Harvard - 8 fumbles (Dart. 26-0) 

Season 27 1957 (7-1-1) - 49 fumbles 

P A G E 143

P A G E 144 

DARTMOUTH DEFENSIVE RECORDS (GAME) 

Fewest Rushing Attempts 

19 by Penn, 1989 (Dart. 24-0) 

Fewest Yards Gained Rushing 

-38 by New Hampshire, 1965 (Dart. 56-6) 

Fewest Passes Attempted 

1 by Yale, 1959 (Dart. 12-8) 

Fewest Passes Completed 

0 by various opponents 

Most Passes Had Intercepted 

9 by Yale, 1939 (Dart. 33-0) 

Fewest Yards Gained Passing 

0 by various opponents 

Fewest Total Plays 

31 by Penn: 21 rush/10 pass, 1962 (Dart. 17-0) 

Fewest Yards, Total Offense 

-4 by Penn: -22 rush/18 pass, 1962 (Dart. 17-0) 

Fewest Total First Downs 

0 by Penn, 1962 (Dart. 17-0) 

Most Fumbles 

8 by Columbia (lost 3), 1959 (Dart. 22-0) 

8 by Brown (lost 3), 1990 (Dart. 29-0) 

Most Fumbles Lost 

6 by Yale (7 fumbles), 1953 (Dart. 32-0) Goal line stand, Cornell, 1973 

Fumble recovery at Princeton, 1963

OPPOSING TEAM RECORDS 

Scoring 

Points Scored Game 113 1884 by Yale (113-0) 

64 1944 by Notre Dame (64-0) 

Season 388 2000 (2-8-0) 

First Downs 

Rushing Game 23 1986 by Navy (Navy 45-0) 

Season 130 1986 (3-6-1) 

Passing Game 22 1990 by Lehigh (Dart. 33-14) 

Season 131 2003 (5-5-0) 

Penalty Game 5 1970 by Brown (Dart. 42-14) 

Season 19 1989 (5-5-0) 

Total Game 33 2001 by UNH - 19R, 12P, 1 Pen (UNH, 42-38) 

Season 228 2002 (3-7-0) 

Rushing 

Attempts Game 85 1968 by Princeton, 360 yds. (Princeton 34-7) 

Season 518 1985 (2-7-1) 

Yards Gained Game 458 1944 by Notre Dame (ND 64-0) 

Season 2552 1985 (2-7-1), 518 attempts 

Touchdowns Game 8 1944 by Notre Dame (ND 64-0) 

Season 24 1954 (3-6-0) 

Passing 

Attempts Game 64 1982 by Columbia - Comp. 39 for 461 yds. (Dart. 56-41) 

Season 393 2003 (5-5-0) - Comp. 226 for 2598 yds. 

Completions Game 39 1982 by Columbia - Att. 64 for 461 yds. (Dart. 56-41) 

Season 226 2003 (5-5-0) - Att. 393 for 2598 yds. 

Yards Gained Game 461 1982 by Columbia - Comp. 39 of 64 (Dart. 56-41) 

Season 2752 2002 (3-7-0) - Comp. 222 of 341 

Had Intercepted Game 9 1939 vs. Yale - Comp. 15 of 34 for 17 yds. (Dart. 33-0) 


Touchdowns Game 5 1968 by Yale - Comp. 18 of 33 for 325 yds. (Yale 47-27); 

1982 by Columbia - Comp. 39 of 64 for 461 yds. (Dart. 56-41) 


Completion Pct. Game .818 1963 by Bucknell - Comp. 18 of 22 for 252 yds., 3 TDs (Dart. 20-18) 

Season .670 2000 (2-8-0) - Comp. 203 of 303 for 2598 yds. 

Total Offense 

Plays Game 99 1968 by Princeton - 85 rush, 14 pass for 432 yds. (Princeton 34-7) 

1968 by Yale - 66 rush, 33 pass for 561 yds. (Yale 47-27) 

Season 793 1982 (5-5-0) - 462 rush for 1808 yds.; Comp. 195 of 331 for 2284 yds.; 4092 yds. 

Yards Gained Game 642 2001 by New Hampshire - 393 rush, 249 pass (UNH 42-38) 

Season 4516 2000 (2-8-0) - 1918 rush, 2598 pass in 737 plays 

Interceptions 

Total Game 7 1946 by Harvard - Dart. comp. 11 of 23 for 167 yds. (Harvard 21-7) 

Season 27 1946 (3-6-0) - Dart. comp. 47 of 137 for 760 yds. 

Return Yards Game 127 1946 by Harvard - Int. 7 (Harvard 21-7) 

Season 316 1946 (3-6-0) - Opponents intercepted 27 

Punting 

Total Game 13 1946 by Syracuse, 38.2 ave. (Dart. 20-14) 

13 1952 by Cornell, 37.7 ave. (Cornell 13-7) 

Season 83 1946 (3-6-0) - 36.1 ave. 

Average Game 47.8 1965 by Brown - 7 punts (Dart. 35-9) 

Season 38.0 1948 (6-2-0) - 53 punts 

Fumbles 

Total Game 8 1990 by Brown - lost 3 (Dart. 29-0) 

8 1959 by Columbia - lost 3 (Dart. 22-0) 

Season 34 1957 (7-1-1) - lost 23 

Lost Game 6 1953 by Yale - 7 fumbles (Dart. 32-0) 

Season 23 1957 (7-1-1) - 34 fumbles 

Penalties 

Total Game 14 2001 by New Hampshire - 90 yds. (UNH 42-38) 

Season 91 1987 (2-8-0) - 821 yds. 

Yards Game 162 1981 by Massachusetts - 13 penalties (UMass 10-8) 

Season 821 1987 (2-8-0) - 91 penalties 

P A G E 145

P A G E 146 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

Rushing 

Attempts Game 51 David Clark '90 vs. Penn 1989 (219 yds., 1 TD) 

Season 258 Al Rosier '91 - 1432 yds., 12 TDs, 1991 

Career 450 Jeff Dufresne '81 - 1667 yds., 14 TDs 

Yards Gained Play 97 David Clark '90 vs. Harvard 1988 

97 David Clark '90 vs. Princeton 1988 

Game 229 Al Rosier '91 vs. Brown 1991 (25 att., 4 TDs) 

Season 1432 Al Rosier '91 - 258 att., 12 TDs, 1991 

Career 2252 Al Rosier '91 - 448 att., 17 TDs, 1989-91 

Passing 

Attempts Game 64 Greg Smith '02 vs. UNH 2001 (37 comp. for 416 yds., 3 TDs) 

Season 423 Brian Mann '02 - 253 comp. for 2913 yds., 19 TDs, 2002 

Career 952 Brian Mann '02 - 560 comp. for 5912 yds., 33 TDs, 1998-02 

Completions Game 38 Greg Smith '02 vs. Yale 2001 (57 att., 407 yds., 5 TDs) 

Season 253 Brian Mann '02 - 423 att., 2913 yds., 19 TDs, 2002 

Career 560 Brian Mann '02 - 952 att., 5912 yds., 33 TDs, 1998-02 

Yards Gained Play 98 David Gabianelli '87 to Craig Morton '89 vs. Columbia, 1986 

Game 419 Jay Fiedler '94 vs. Yale 1992 - comp. 20 of 31, 4 TDs 

Season 2913 Brian Mann '02 - comp. 253 of 423, 19 TDs, 2002 

Career 6684 Jay Fiedler '94 - comp. 456 of 813, 58 TDs, 1991-93 

Had Intercepted Game 5 Connie Pensavalle '49 vs. Harvard 1946 (comp. 11 of 21, 167 yds.) 

5 Jay Fiedler '94 vs. Holy Cross 1991 (comp. 13 of 35, 96 yds.) 

Season 20 Peter Sellers '98 - Comp. 139 of 278, 1634 yds., 11 TDs, 1997 

Career 43 Jay Fiedler '94 - comp. 456 of 813, 6684 yds., 58 TDs, 1991-93 

Touchdowns Game 6 A.J. (Swede) Oberlander '26 vs. Cornell 1925 

5 Jay Fiedler '94 vs. Penn 1992 

5 Greg Smith '02 vs Yale, 2001 

Season 25 Jay Fiedler '94, 1992 

Career 58 Jay Fiedler '94, 1991-93 

Completion Pct. Game .875 Bill King '63 vs. Columbia 1962 (comp. 14 of 16, 324 yds., 4 TDs) 

Season .641 Jay Fiedler '94 - comp. 175 of 273, 2748 yds., 25 TDs, 1992 

Career .600 Kevin Case '77 - comp. 93 of 155, 1107 yds., 7 TDs, 1974-76 

Passing Season 169.35 Jay Fiedler '94 - comp. 175 of 273, 2748 yds., 25 TDs, 13 Int., 1992 

Efficiency 

Receiving 

Number Game 17 Damien Roomets '02 vs UNH, 2000 (201 yds, 2 TDs) 

Season 83 Jay Barnard '04 - 899 yds., 8 TDs, 2002 

Career 216 Jay Barnard '04 - 2392 yds., 17 TDs, 2000-03 

Yards Gained Play 98 Craig Morton '89 from David Gabianelli '87 vs. Columbia 1986 

Game 219 Jack Daly '84 vs. Colgate 1982 (9 catches, 1 TD) 

Season 1076 John Hyland '94 - 62 catches, 9 TDs, 1993 

Career 2605 Craig Morton '89 - 138 catches, 19 TDs, 1986-88 

Touchdowns Game 4 Tom Parker '90 vs. Boston University 1989 (11 catches for 92 yds.) 

Season 10 Craig Morton '89 - 44 catches, 1986 

10 Mike Bobo '92 - 55 catches, 1991 

Career 21 Casey Cramer '04 - 185 catches, 2000-03 

Pass Interceptions 

Number Game 3 By eleven men 

Season 7 Lloyd Lee '98 - 116 yds., 1996 

Career 13 Scott Sims '89 - 198 yds., 1986-88 

13 Lloyd Lee '98 - 210 yds., 1994-97 

Return Yards Play 96 Tom Spangenberg '64 vs. Holy Cross 1962 

Game 119 Tom Spangenberg '64 vs. Holy Cross 1962 (2 int.) 

Season 141 Chuck Curtis '52 - 5 int., 1951 

Career 212 Joe Sullivan '49 - 11 int., 1946-48 

Dave Gabianelli 

Craig Morton

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

Punting 

Number Game 12 Larry Margerum '80 vs. Yale 1979 (35.0 ave.) 

Season 79 Grant Wagner '04 - 36.6 ave., 2004 

Career 259 Wayne Schlobohm '00 - 40.2 ave., 1996-99 

Average Game 49.6 Wayne Schlobohm '00 vs. Penn 1998 (9 punts) 

Season 42.9 Alex Ware '03 - 39 punts, 2001 

Career 40.2 Wayne Schlobohm '00 - 259 punts, 1996-99 

Yards Game 446 Wayne Schlobohm '00 vs. Penn, 1998 (49.6 ave., 9 punts) 

Season 2971 Wayne Schlobohm '00 - 74 punts, 1998 

Career 10416 Wayne Schlobohm '00 - 40.2 ave., 259 punts, 1996-99 

Punt Returns 

Number Game 6 Chuck Curtis '52 vs. Syracuse 1951 (84 yds.) 

6 Lou Turner '55 vs. Cornell 1952 (72 yds.) 

Season 36 Lloyd Lee '98 - 291 yds., 0 TDs, 1996 

Career 69 Lloyd Lee '98 - 501 yds., 1 TD, 1994-97 

Return Yards Game 114 Bob Mlakar '70 vs. Brown 1967 (5 ret., 22.8 ave., No TD) 

Season 457 Tim Copper '72 - 31 ret., 14.7 ave., 3 TDs, 1970 

Career 636 Tim Copper '72 - 55 ret., 11.6 ave., 4 TDs, 1969-71 

Kickoff Returns 

Number Game 8 Chris Pollard '89 vs. UNH 1986 (181 yds., 22.6 ave., No TD) 

Season 31 Chris Pollard '89 - 629 yds., 20.3 ave., 1986 

31 Steve Jensen '05 - 771 yds., 24.8 ave., 2001 

Career 52 Chris Pollard '89 - 1376 yds., 26.4 ave., No TD, 1986-88 

Return Yards Game 181 Chris Pollard '89 vs. UNH 1986 (8 ret., 22.6 ave., No TD) 

Season 771 Steve Jensen '05 - 31 ret., 24.9 ave., 1 TD, 2001 

Career 1904 Steve Jensen '05 - 82 ret., 26.5 ave., 1 TD, 2001, 2003-05 

Scoring 

Touchdowns Game 7 Fred Jennings '00 vs. Amherst 1898 (Dart. 64-6) 

6 Al Marsters '30 vs. Hobart 1929 (Dart. 68-0) 

Season 18 Myles Lane '28, 1927 

Career 48 Myles Lane '28, 1925-27 

Extra Points Game 9 Fred Jennings '00 vs. Amherst 1898 (Dart. 64-6) 

8 Bill Hay '67 - 8 of 8 - vs. UNH 1965 (Dart. 56-6) 

Season 41 Dennis Durkin '93 - 41 of 43, 1992 

Career 94 Dennis Durkin '93 - 94 of 100, 1990-92 

Consecutive 51 Nick Lowery '78, 1975-77 

Field Goals Game 4 Tyler Lavin '05 vs UNH 2002 (UNH 29-26) 

4 Dave Regula '98 vs. Yale 1996 (Dart. 40-6) 

4 Dennis Durkin '93 vs. Lehigh 1990 (Dart. 33-14) 

4 Craig Saltzgaber '86 vs. Cornell 1985 (Dart. 20-17) 

4 Craig Saltzgaber '86 vs. Army 1983 (Army 13-12) 

Season 15 Dennis Durkin '93 - 15 of 18, 1990 

Career 38 Dave Regula '98 - 38 of 53, 1994-97 

Points Kicking Game 16 Dave Regula '98 - 4 of 4 FG, 4 of 4 XPts - vs. Yale 1996 (Dart. 40-6) 

Season 80 Dennis Durkin '93 - 41 of 43 XPts, 13 of 13 FG, 1992 

Career 202 Dennis Durkin '93 - 94 of 100 XPts, 36 of 46 FG, 1990-92 

Total Points Game 44 Fred Jennings '00 - 7 TDs, 9 XPts vs. Amherst 1898 (Dart. 64-6) 

Note: TD value 5 points 

43 Al Marsters '30 - 6 TDs, 7 XPts vs. Hobart 1929 (Dart. 68-0) 

Season 125 Myles Lane '28 - 18 TDs, 17 XPts, 1927 

Career 307 Myles Lane '28 - 48 TDs, 19 XPts, 1925-27 

Lloyd Lee 

Craig Saltzgaber 

P A G E 147

RUSHING LEADERS – GAME 

Name Opponent Att Yds Ave TD 

Al Rosier '91 1991 vs. Brown 25 229 9.2 4 

Shon Page '90 1990 vs. Harvard 23 222 9.7 2 

David Clark '90 1989 vs. Penn 51 219 4.3 1 

Tom Spangenberg '64 1962 vs. Princeton 29 208 7.2 2 

David Clark '90 1989 vs. Brown 30 202 6.7 0 

Bill Roberts '51 1949 vs. Holy Cross 18 195 10.8 1 

John Short '71 1970 vs. Cornell 28 192 6.9 1 

Al Rosier '91 1991 vs. Princeton 34 190 5.6 1 

Dylan Karczewski '99 1997 vs. Cornell 34 190 5.6 1 

Al Rosier '91 1990 vs. Princeton 25 186 7.4 1 

Al Rosier '91 1991 vs. Columbia 33 184 5.6 2 

Lorenzo Chambers '85 1984 vs. Columbia 25 183 7.3 4 

Richard Weissman '85 1982 vs. Princeton 34 174 5.1 2 

Lou Rovero '57 1956 vs. Columbia 26 173 6.7 0 

Sam Coffey '78 1976 vs. Columbia 28 169 6.0 1 

Jeff Dufresne '81 1978 vs. Cornell 38 169 4.5 1 

Al Rosier '91 1991 vs. Bucknell 24 167 6.9 2 

Tim Duax '86 1985 vs. Cornell 30 164 5.5 1 

Bill Roberts '51 1949 vs. Princeton 26 164 6.3 1 

Mike Giles '04 2002 vs.Yale 34 164 4.8 0 

RUSHING LEADERS – SEASON 

Name Year Att Yds Ave TD 

Al Rosier '91 1991 258 1432 5.6 12 

Shon Page '90 1990 217 1087 5.0 11 

David Clark '90 1989 219 1063 4.9 4 

Michael Gratch '02 2001 194 916 4.7 6 

Greg Smith '97 1996 224 885 3.9 10 

Greg Smith '97 1995 178 826 4.6 3 

John Short '71 1970 165 787 4.8 11 

Sam Coffey '78 1976 154 764 5.0 2 

Rick Klupchak '74 1972 113 750 6.6 5 

Jeff Dufresne '81 1978 190 730 3.8 8 

Alan Rozycki '61 1960 169 725 4.3 4 

Al Rosier '91 1990 150 723 4.8 2 

Jake Crouthamel '60 1958 123 722 5.9 7 

Sean Maher '82 1981 145 707 4.9 9 

John Short '71 1969 116 707 6.1 6 

Bill Roberts '51 1949 125 698 5.6 4 

Tom Spangenberg '64 1962 123 675 5.5 4 

David Clark '90 1988 123 669 5.4 8 

Pete Oberle '96 1993 164 660 4.0 7 

Greg Hoffmeister '93 1992 121 650 5.4 3 

RUSHING LEADERS – CAREER 

Name Years Att Yds Ave TD 

Al Rosier '91 1989-91 448 2252 5.02 17 

David Clark '90 1987-89 365 1812 4.96 13 

Rick Klupchak '74 1971-73 295 1788 6.06 10 

Pete Oberle '96 1993-96 436 1763 4.04 11 

Jake Crouthamel '60 1957-59 387 1763 4.56 12 

Greg Smith '97 1995-96 402 1711 4.25 13 

Curt Oberg '78 1975-77 391 1693 4.32 11 

Shon Page '90 1987,89-90 370 1677 4.53 12 

Jeff Dufresne '81 1978-80 450 1667 3.70 14 

John Short '71 1968-70 296 1589 5.37 15 

Tom Spangenberg '64 1961-63 330 1531 4.64 8 

Michael Gratch '02 1998-01 332 1478 4.45 9 

Sam Coffey '78 1975-77 301 1437 4.80 6 

Reggie Belhomme '00 1997-00 434 1392 3.20 8 

Pete Walton '67 1964-66 250 1343 5.37 17 

P A G E 148 

RUSHING LEADERS 

Greg Smith ’97 

Al Rosier

RUSHING LEADERS 

RUSHING LEADERS – CAREER (CONTINUED) 


Richard Weissman '85 1982-84 333 1336 4.01 20 

Sean Maher '83 1980-82 284 1313 4.62 17 

Ernie Torain '87 1984-86 350 1269 3.63 9 

Bill Roberts '51 1948-50 241 1237 5.13 6 

Gene Ryzewicz '68 1965-67 217 1156 5.33 14 

Al Rozycki '61 1958-60 280 1149 4.10 5 

Jon Aljancic '97 1994-96 305 1015 3.32 21 

RUSHING ATTEMPTS – SEASON 


Al Rosier '91 1991 258 1432 5.6 12 

Greg Smith '97 1996 224 885 4.0 10 

David Clark '90 1989 219 1063 4.9 4 

Shon Page '90 1990 217 1087 5.0 11 

Michael Gratch '02 2001 194 916 4.7 6 

AVERAGE YARDS PER ATTEMPT – SEASON 


Rick Klupchak '74 1972 113 750 6.6 5 

John Short '71 1969 116 707 6.1 6 

Bill Roberts '51 1949 125 698 5.6 4 

Al Rosier '91 1991 258 1432 5.6 12 

Tom Spangenberg '64 1962 123 675 5.5 4 

RUSHING ATTEMPTS – CAREER 


Jeff Dufresne '81 1978-80 450 1677 3.7 14 

Al Rosier '91 1989-91 448 2252 5.0 17 

Pete Oberle '96 1993-96 436 1763 4.0 11 

Reggie Belhomme '00 1997-00 434 1392 3.2 8 

Greg Smith '97 1995-96 402 1711 4.3 13 

AVERAGE YARDS PER ATTEMPT – CAREER 


Rick Klupchak '74 1971-73 295 1788 6.1 10 

John Short '71 1968-70 296 1589 5.4 15 

Pete Walton '67 1964-66 250 1343 5.4 17 

Gene Ryzewicz '68 1965-67 217 1156 5.3 14 

Bill Roberts '51 1948-50 241 1237 5.1 6 

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS – SEASON 

Name Year TD 

Bill King '63 1962 14 

Myles Lane '28 1926 13 

Al Rosier '91 1991 12 

Myles Lane '28 1927 12 

Shon Page '90 1990 11 

John Short '71 1970 11 

Mike Brown '57 1956 10 

Richard Weissman '85 1983 10 

Greg Smith '97 1996 10 

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS – CAREER 

Name Years TD 

Myles Lane '28 1925-27 33 

Jon Aljancic '97 1994-96 21 

Bill King '63 1960-62 20 

Richard Weissman '85 1982-84 20 

Pete Walton '67 1964-66 17 

Sean Maher '83 1980-82 17 

Al Rosier '91 1989-91 17 

Curt Oberg 

David Clark 

Rich Weissman 

P A G E 149

PASSING LEADERS – GAME 

P A G E 150 

PASSING LEADERS 

Name Game Att Comp Yds Int TD Pct 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 vs. Yale 31 20 419 0 4 .645 

Greg Smith '02 2001 vs. New Hampshire 64 37 416 1 3 .587 

Greg Smith '02 2001 vs. Yale 54 38 407 2 5 .703 

Brian Mann '02 2002 vs. Harvard 50 25 382 1 4 .500 

Brian Mann '02 2002 vs. Colgate 42 25 369 1 2 .595 

Brian Mann '02 2002 vs. Cornell 58 37 369 1 3 .638 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 vs. Harvard 48 22 358 4 3 .458 

Greg Smith '02 2000 vs. Brown 57 36 356 1 3 .632 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 vs. Columbia 33 25 348 2 3 .758 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2003 vs. Harvard 33 17 344 1 2 .515 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 vs. Cornell 35 23 341 3 3 .657 

Brian Mann '02 1999 vs. Princeton 43 26 328 2 3 .605 

Bill King '63 1962 vs. Columbia 16 14 324 0 4 .875 

Jon Aljancic '97 1996 vs. Cornell 21 16 321 0 2 .762 

Greg Smith '02 2000 vs. Princeton 27 20 308 2 3 .741 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 vs. Holy Cross 34 23 307 0 2 .676 

Mike Caraviello '85 1984 vs. Yale 48 30 307 2 2 .700 

Chris Rorke '89 1987 vs. Holy Cross 47 23 302 0 2 .489 

David Gabianelli '87 1986 vs. Brown 35 20 302 2 1 .571 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 vs. Brown 30 17 299 1 4 .566 

Mark Johnson '90 1988 vs. Harvard 33 20 298 0 4 .606 

Mike Fritz '07 2006 vs. Cornell 35 21 298 0 1 .600 

Josh Cohen '09 2005 vs. Holy Cross 44 25 290 2 2 .568 

Brian Mann '02 2000 vs. Yale 46 28 285 3 2 .609 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 vs. Princeton 35 16 284 2 2 .457 

Greg Smith '02 2000 vs. New Hampshire 47 29 283 0 3 .617 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 vs. Columbia 28 14 283 1 3 .500 

Kevin Case '77 1976 vs. Brown 43 25 282 0 2 .581 

Jon Aljancic '97 1996 vs. Fordham 31 20 280 0 0 .645 

Mark Johnson '90 1988 vs. Penn 35 19 279 1 2 .542 

Bill Beagle '56 1955 vs. Lafayette 40 19 278 3 1 .475 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 vs. New Hampshire 36 21 276 1 2 .583 

PASSING LEADERS – SEASON 

Name Year Att Comp Yds Int TD Pct 

Brian Mann '02 2002 423 253 2913 10 19 .598 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 273 175 2748 13 25 .641 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 321 160 2542 19 20 .498 

David Gabianelli '87 1986 259 141 2264 12 17 .544 

Mark Johnson '90 1988 350 196 2262 11 11 .560 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2003 312 177 2138 9 15 .567 

Frank Polsinello '84 1983 229 141 1952 9 9 .616 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2004 320 170 1866 14 8 .531 

Jon Aljancic '97 1996 230 139 1856 5 10 .604 

Brian Mann '02 1999 313 188 1848 16 7 .601 

Mike Fritz '07 2006 263 162 1838 10 7 .616 

Mike Caraviello '85 1984 249 132 1706 18 7 .530 

Mark Johnson '90 1989 298 151 1681 6 13 .507 

Peter Sellers '98 1997 278 139 1634 20 11 .500 

Mike Coffey '99 1998 265 144 1543 6 8 .543 

Josh Cohen '09 2005 234 137 1529 12 8 .585 

Jeff Kemp '81 1980 216 117 1470 12 7 .542 

Greg Smith '02 2000 222 133 1423 8 14 .599 

Buddy Teevens '79 1978 194 117 1396 5 4 .603 

Jay Fiedler '94 1991 219 121 1394 11 13 .553 

Chris Rorke '89 1987 219 101 1222 12 4 .461 

Steve Stetson '73 1972 139 72 1159 6 10 .518 

Mike Brait '76 1975 169 92 1155 9 11 .544 

David Gabianelli '87 1985 175 87 1150 4 5 .497 

PASSING LEADERS – CAREER 

Name Years Att Comp Yds Int TD Pct 

Jay Fiedler '94 1991-93 813 456 6684 43 58 .560 

Brian Mann '02 1998-02 952 560 5912 41 33 .588 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2003-05 731 398 4472 29 25 .544 

Mark Johnson '90 1987-89 757 389 4413 25 25 .513 

David Gabianelli '87 1984-86 437 230 3424 16 22 .526 

Jon Aljancic '97 1994-96 441 230 3141 17 16 .521 

Frank Polsinello '84 1981-83 380 223 2942 20 13 .587 

Greg Smith '02 1999-01 426 255 2773 15 27 .599 

Mike Caraviello '85 1982-84 373 200 2694 27 14 .536 

Brian Mann 

Charlie Rittgers

PASSING LEADERS – CAREER (CONTINUED) 

PASSING LEADERS 

Name Years Att Comp Yds Int TD Pct 

Mickey Beard '67 1964-66 337 180 2665 19 24 .534 

Jim Chasey '71 1968-70 322 184 2391 16 14 .571 

Jeff Kemp '81 1979-80 398 198 2385 17 13 .497 

Bill Beagle '56 1953-55 377 190 2340 30 21 .504 

Johnny Clayton '51 1948-50 322 166 2227 22 26 .514 

Bill King '63 1960-62 245 127 1847 9 16 .518 

Mike Fritz '07 2006 263 162 1838 10 7 .616 

Buddy Teevens '79 1976-78 259 154 1808 10 5 .596 

Steve Stetson '73 1970-72 228 123 1678 13 14 .539 

Mike Brait '76 1973-75 258 131 1657 16 11 .508 

Peter Sellers '98 1996-97 286 141 1639 21 11 .493 

PASS ATTEMPTS – SEASON 

Name Year Att Yds TD 

Brian Mann '02 2002 423 2913 19 

Mark Johnson '90 1988 350 2262 11 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 321 2542 20 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2004 320 1866 8 

Brian Mann '02 1999 313 1848 7 

PASS COMPLETIONS - SEASON 

Name Year Comp Yds TD 

Brian Mann '02 2002 253 2913 19 

Mark Johnson '90 1988 196 2262 11 

Brian Mann '02 1999 188 1848 7 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2003 177 2138 15 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 175 2747 25 

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE - SEASON 

Name Year Att Comp Pct 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 273 175 .641 

Frank Polsinello '84 1983 229 141 .616 

Greg Smith '02 2001 190 117 .616 

Mike Fritz '07 2006 263 162 .616 

Kevin Case '77 1976 146 89 .610 

Jon Aljancic '97 1996 230 139 .604 

TOUCHDOWN PASSES - SEASON 

Name Year TD 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 25 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 20 

Brian Mann '02 2002 19 

David Gabianelli '87 1986 17 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2003 15 

PASS ATTEMPTS - CAREER 

Name Years Att Yds TD 

Brian Mann '02 1998-02 952 5912 33 

Jay Fiedler '94 1991-93 813 6684 58 

Mark Johnson '90 1987-89 757 4413 25 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2003-05 731 4472 25 

Jon Aljancic '97 1994-96 441 3141 16 

PASS COMPLETIONS - CAREER 

Name Years Comp Yds TD 

Brian Mann '02 1998-02 560 5912 33 

Jay Fiedler '94 1991-93 456 6684 58 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2003-05 398 4472 25 

Mark Johnson '90 1987-89 389 4413 25 

Greg Smith '02 1999-01 255 2773 27 

TOUCHDOWN PASSES - CAREER 

Name Years TD 

Jay Fiedler '94 1991-93 58 

Brian Mann '02 1998-02 33 

Greg Smith '02 1999-01 27 

John Clayton '51 1948-50 26 

Greg Smith ’02 

Frank Polsinello 

P A G E 151

TOTAL OFFENSE – GAME 

P A G E 152 

TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS 

Rushing Passing Total TD Ave 

Name Opponent Att/Yds Att-Comp/Yds Plays/Yds R-P Play 

Brian Mann '02 2002 vs. Harvard 12/58 50-25/382 62/440 0-4 7.1 

Greg Smith '02 2001 vs. UNH 3/-4 64-37-416 67/412 0-3 6.1 

Greg Smith '02 2001 vs. Yale 2/0 54-38/407 56/407 0-5 7.3 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 vs.Yale 6/-21 31-20/419 37/398 0-4 10.8 

Brian Mann '02 2002 vs. Colgate 7/26 42-25/369 49/395 0-2 8.1 

Brian Mann '02 2002 vs. Cornell 13/19 58-37/369 71/388 0-3 5.5 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 vs. Harvard 8/23 48-22/358 56/381 0-3 6.8 

Brian Mann '02 2002 vs. UNH 12/66 48-30/303 60/369 0-1 6.2 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 vs. Columbia 8/17 33-25/348 41/365 1-3 8.9 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 vs. Cornell 7/18 35-23/341 42/359 0-3 8.5 

Greg Smith '02 2000 vs. Brown 3/4 57-36/352 60/356 0-3 5.9 

Jon Aljancic '97 1996 vs. Cornell 14/28 21-16/321 35/349 1-2 9.9 

Brian Mann '02 1999 vs. Princeton 5/21 43-26/328 48/349 0-3 7.3 

Bill King '63 1962 vs. Columbia 6/24 16-14/324 22/348 1-4 15.8 

Jon Aljancic '97 1996 vs. Fordham 12/67 31-20/280 43/347 1-0 8.0 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2003 vs. Harvard 5/-10 33-17/344 38/334 1-2 8.8 

Greg Smith '02 2000 vs. Princeton 6/21 27-20/308 33/329 1-4 10.0 

Brian Mann '02 2002 vs. Brown 9/69 46-27/257 55/326 0-3 5.9 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 vs. UNH 11/44 36-21/276 47/320 0-2 6.8 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 vs. Princeton 15/36 35-16/284 50/320 2-2 6.4 

Mike Fritz '07 2006 vs. Penn 10/64 38-22/255 48/319 0-1 6.7 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 vs. Princeton 13/46 24-15/272 37/318 1-2 8.6 

Jon Aljancic


TOTAL OFFENSE – GAME (CONTINUED) 


Name Opponent Att/Yds Att-Comp/Yds Plays/Yds R-P Play 

Brian Mann '02 2002 vs. Columbia 18/30 36-26/288 54/318 0-1 5.9 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 vs. Holy Cross 5/10 34-23/307 39/317 2-2 8.1 

Mike Fritz '07 2006 vs. Cornell 12/10 35-21/298 47/308 0-1 6.5 

Mike Fritz '07 2006 vs. Brown 17/58 36-24/250 53/308 0-0 5.8 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 vs. Brown 8/0 30-17/299 38/299 2-4 7.8 

Jon Aljancic '97 1996 vs. Penn 15/66 34-21/227 49/293 2-1 5.9 

Chris Rorke '89 1987 vs. Holy Cross 12/-10 47-23/302 59/292 0-2 4.9 

Frank Polsinello '84 1983 vs. Columbia 9/32 37-22/259 46/291 0-1 6.3 

David Gabianelli '87 1986 vs. Columbia 4/19 15-9/271 19/290 1-2 15.3 

Buddy Teevens '79 1978 vs. Harvard 14/67 16-30/223 30/290 0-1 9.7 

Brian Mann '02 2000 vs. Yale 6/5 46-28/285 52/290 0-2 5.6 

Mark Johnson '90 1988 vs. Harvard 4/-14 33-20/298 37/284 0-4 7.7 

TOTAL OFFENSE – SEASON 


Name Year Att/Yds Att-Comp/Yds Plays/Yds R-P Play 

Brian Mann '02 2002 118/393 423-253/2913 541/3306 4-19 6.1 

Jay Fiedler '94 1992 80/186 273-175/2748 353/2934 6-25 8.3 

Jay Fiedler '94 1993 92/143 321-160/2542 413/2685 6-20 6.5 

Mike Fritz '07 2006 101/410 263-162/1838 364/2248 2-7 6.2 

Jon Aljancic '97 1996 125/367 230-139/1856 355/2223 10-10 6.3 

Mark Johnson '90 1988 60/-78 350-196/2262 410/2184 3-11 5.3 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2003 37/15 312-177/2138 349/2153 3-15 6.2 

David Gabianelli '87 1986 74/-114 259-141/2264 333/2150 1-17 6.5 

Brian Mann '02 1999 85/67 313-188/1848 398/1915 2-7 4.8 

Frank Polsinello '84 1983 83/-78 229-141/1952 312/1874 0-9 6.0 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2004 39/-147 320-170/1866 359/1719 1-8 4.8 

Mike Caraviello 

Buddy Teevens 

P A G E 153

P A G E 154 


TOTAL OFFENSE – SEASON (CONTINUED) 


Name Year Att/Yds Att-Comp/Yds Plays/Yds R-P Play 

Mark Johnson '90 1989 52/-22 298-151/1681 350/1659 0-13 4.7 

Jay Fiedler '94 1991 78/236 219-121/1394 297/1630 3-13 5.5 

Mike Caraviello '85 1984 60/-131 249-132/1706 309/1575 1-7 5.1 

Buddy Teevens '79 1978 73/178 194-117/1396 267/1574 4-4 5.9 

Bill King '63 1962 94/523 117-67/1043 211/1566 14-5 7.4 

Peter Sellers '98 1997 49/-112 278-139/1634 327/1522 3-11 4.7 

Greg Smith '02 2000 30/99 222-133/1423 252/1522 2-14 6.0 

Mike Coffey '99 1998 117/-43 265-144/1543 382/1500 3-8 3-9 

Jeff Kemp '81 1980 67/5 216-117/1470 283/1475 1-7 5.2 

Al Rosier '91 1991 258/1432 0-0/0 258/1432 12-0 5.6 

TOTAL OFFENSE - CAREER 


Name Seasons Att/Yds Att/Comp/Yds Plays/Yds R-P Play 

Jay Fiedler '94 1991-93 250/565 813-456/6684 1063/7249 15-58 6.8 

Brian Mann '02 1998-02 364/606 952-560/5912 1316/6518 7-33 5.0 

Charlie Rittgers '06 2003-05 96/-198 731-398/4472 827/4274 4-25 5.2 

Mark Johnson '90 1987-89 128/-175 757-389/4413 885/4238 3-25 4.9 

Jon Aljancic '97 1994-96 305/1015 441-230/3141 746/4156 21-16 5.6 

David Gabianelli '87 1984-86 133/-142 437-230/3424 570/3282 1-22 5.8 

Mickey Beard '67 1964-66 187/601 337-180/2665 524/3266 17-24 6.2 

Brian Mann '02 1998-00 141/213 529-307/2999 670/3212 3-14 4.8 

Jim Chasey '71 1968-70 158/728 322-184/2391 480/3119 13-14 6.5 

Frank Polsinello '84 1981-83 148/-67 380-223/2942 528/2875 2-13 5.5 

Greg Smith '02 1999-01 44/99 426-253/2773 470/2872 2-27 6.1 

Jeff Kemp '81 1979-80 167/308 398-198/2385 565/2693 2-13 4.8 

Mike Caraviello '85 1982-84 94/-33 373-200/2694 467/2661 2-13 6.0 

Bill King '63 1960-62 187/709 245-127/1847 432/2556 20-16 5.9 

Al Rosier '91 1989-91 448/2252 0-0/0 448/2252 17-0 5.0 

Mike Fritz '07 2006 101/410 263-162/1838 364/2248 2-7 6.2 

Bill Beagle '56 1953-55 46/-202 377-190/2340 423/2138 2-21 5.1 

John Clayton '51 1948-50 58/-90 322-166/2227 380/2137 3-26 5.6 

Buddy Teevens '79 1976-78 107/258 259-154/1808 366/2066 4-5 5.6 

Steve Stetson '73 1970-72 95/277 228-123/1678 323/1955 12-14 6.1 

Gene Ryzewicz '68 1965-67 217/1156 91-47/698 308/1854 14-4 6.0 

Bill Koenig '70 1967-69 103/392 237-79/1461 340/1853 1-9 5.5 

David Clark '90 1987-89 365/1812 0-0/0 365/1812 13-0 4.9 

Rick Klupchak '74 1971-73 295/1788 1-0/0 296/1788 10-0 6.0 

Jake Crouthamel '60 1957-59 387/1763 3-0/0 390/1763 12-9 4.5 

Pete Oberle '96 1993-96 436/1763 0-0/0 436/1763 11-0 4.0 

Greg Smith '97 1995-96 402/1711 3-2/39 405/1750 13-0 4.3 

Jeff Kemp 

Jay Fiedler

RECEPTIONS – GAME 

Name Opponent No Yds 

Damien Roomets '02 2000 vs. UNH 17 201 

Scott Wedum '04 2002 vs. Cornell 14 111 

Jay Barnard '04 2003 vs. UNH 12 124 

Casey Cramer '04 2002 vs. UNH 12 120 

Jay Barnard '04 2000 vs. Brown 12 115 

Jay Barnard '04 2002 vs. Holy Cross 11 142 

Tom Parker '90 1989 vs. Boston University 11 92 

Jack Daly '84 1983 vs. William &Mary 11 144 

Dick Flagg '55 1954 vs. Colgate 11 84 

Matt DeLellis '02 2000 vs. Brown 11 130 

YARDS RECEIVING – GAME 

Name Opponent No Yds 

Jack Daly '84 1982 vs. Colgate 9 219 

Damien Roomets '02 2000 vs. UNH 17 201 

Casey Cramer '04 2002 vs. Harvard 10 196 

Craig Morton '89 1986 vs. Navy 9 191 

Craig Morton '89 1988 vs. Harvard 7 190 

Matt DeLellis '02 2001 vs. Yale 9 186 

Craig Morton '89 1988 vs. Penn 7 180 

Jack Daly '84 1982 vs. Princeton 9 173 

Zach Ellis '98 1996 vs. Cornell 6 166 

Matt DeLellis '02 2000 vs. Princeton 8 164 

RECEPTIONS – SEASON 

Name Year No Yds Ave TD 

Jay Barnard '04 2002 83 899 10.8 8 

Casey Cramer '04 2002 72 1017 14.1 7 

Jay Barnard '04 2003 70 861 12.3 5 

John Hyland '94 1993 62 1076 17.4 9 

Casey Cramer '04 2003 58 695 12.0 6 

Ryan Fuselier '06 2006 57 711 12.5 3 

Jack Daly '84 1983 56 889 15.9 5 

Jack Daly '84 1982 55 1034 18.8 8 

Mike Bobo '92 1991 55 1412 13.2 10 

Matt Brzica '93 1992 53 965 18.2 8 

Craig Morton '89 1988 53 891 16.8 6 

Dave Shula '81 1980 52 758 14.6 3 

Tom Parker '90 1989 51 587 11.5 6 

Ryan Fuselier '06 2005 51 501 9.8 5 

Dave Shula '81 1978 49 656 13.4 1 

Bob Murphy '05 2004 49 560 11.4 5 

Craig Morton '89 1986 44 1063 24.2 10 

Damien Roomets '02 2000 43 483 11.2 3 

Craig Morton '89 1987 41 651 15.9 3 

Chris Keck '88 1988 41 392 9.6 1 

David Shearer '95 1993 41 627 15.3 5 

Jason Raiti '06 2005 41 544 13.3 1 

Jay Barnard '04 2000 40 420 10.5 2 

Harry Wilson '77 1977 40 646 16.2 4 

Matt DeLellis '02 2000 39 561 14.4 8 

Adam Young '99 1998 39 433 11.1 2 

YARDS RECEIVING – SEASON 


John Hyland '94 1993 62 1076 17.4 9 

Craig Morton '89 1986 44 1063 24.2 10 

Jack Daly '84 1982 55 1034 18.8 8 

Casey Cramer '04 2002 72 1017 14.1 7 

Matt Brzica '93 1992 53 965 18.2 8 

Jay Barnard '04 2002 83 899 10.8 8 

Craig Morton '89 1988 53 891 16.8 6 

Jack Daly '84 1983 56 889 15.9 5 

Jay Barnard '04 2003 70 861 12.3 5 

Dave Shula '81 1980 52 758 14.6 3 

Mike Bobo '92 1991 55 725 13.2 10 

Ryan Fuselier '06 2006 57 711 12.5 3 

Dave Shula '81 1978 49 656 13.4 1 

Craig Morton '89 1987 41 651 15.9 3 

RECEIVING LEADERS 

YARDS RECEIVING – SEASON (CONTINUED) 


Harry Wilson '77 1976 40 646 16.2 4 

David Shearer '95 1993 41 627 15.3 5 

Zach Ellis '98 1996 32 623 19.5 4 

Andre Grant '95 1993 31 606 19.5 5 

RECEPTIONS – CAREER 

Name Years No Yds 

Jay Barnard '04 2000-03 216 2392 

Casey Cramer '04 2000-03 185 2477 

Craig Morton '89 1986-88 138 2605 

Jack Daly '84 1981-83 135 2208 

Dave Shula '81 1978-80 133 1822 

Ryan Fuselier '06 2004-06 131 1501 

Mike Bobo '92 1989-91 112 1412 

Matt DeLellis '02 1998-01 100 1265 

David Shearer '95 1992-94 93 1423 

Zach Ellis '98 1994-97 91 1442 

Bob Murphy '05 2001-04 83 856 

Damien Roomets '02 1998-00 74 931 

Chris Keck '89 1986-88 72 642 

John Hyland '95 1991-93 71 1241 

Scott Truitt '86 1983-85 71 1107 

Matt DeLellis '02 1998-00 70 825 

Matt Brzica '93 1991-92 68 1134 

Harry Wilson '77 1974-76 65 860 

Tom Rowe '50 1947-49 65 1023 

Tom Parker '90 1988-89 64 727 

Shaun Teevens '82 1979-81 63 862 

YARDS RECEIVING – CAREER 

Name Years No Yds Ave TD 

Craig Morton '89 1986-88 138 2605 18.9 19 

Casey Cramer '04 2000-03 185 2477 13.4 21 

Jay Barnard '04 2000-03 216 2392 11,1 17 

Jack Daly '84 1981-83 135 2208 16.4 15 

Dave Shula '81 1978-80 133 1822 13.7 9 

Ryan Fuselier '06 2004-06 131 1501 11.5 8 

Zach Ellis '98 1994-97 91 1442 15.8 9 

David Shearer '95 1992-94 93 1423 15.3 13 

Mike Bobo '92 1989-91 112 1412 12.6 13 

Matt DeLellis '02 1998-01 100 1265 12.7 16 

John Hyland '95 1991-93 71 1241 17.5 11 

Matt Brzica '93 1991-92 68 1134 16.7 9 

Scott Truitt '86 1983-85 71 1107 15.6 3 

Tom Rowe '50 1947-49 65 1023 15.7 12 

Dave McLaughlin '54 1951-53 59 946 16.0 9 

Damien Roomets '02 1998-00 74 931 12.6 3 

Tom Fleming '76 1973-75 45 914 20.3 10 

Shaun Teevens '82 1979-81 63 862 13.7 5 

Harry Wilson '77 1974-76 65 860 16.2 4 

Bob Murphy '05 2001-04 83 856 10.3 5 

Dave Thielscher '54 1951-53 61 809 13.3 5 

Damien Roomets 

Jay Barnard 

P A G E 155

P A G E 156 

RETURNS, ALL-PURPOSE LEADERS 

PUNT-KICKOFF RETURN LEADERS – CAREER 

TD 

Name Years P-Yds Ave KO-Yds Ave Total P-K 

Steve Jensen '05 2001,03-05 20-123 6.2 82-1904 23.2 2027 0-1 

Chris Pollard '89 1986-88 0-0 0.0 52-1376 26.5 1376 0-0 

Peter Lavery '83 1980-82 49-295 6.0 40-993 24.8 1288 0-2 

Greg Hoffmeister '93 1990-92 45-410 9.1 40-796 19.9 1206 1-0 

Tom Fleming '76 1973-75 29-240 8.3 36-753 20.9 1193 1-1 

Lou Turner '55 1952-54 43-408 9.5 29-703 24.2 1111 0-0 

Tom Reusser '00 1996-99 69-620 9.0 25-473 18.9 1093 0-0 

Brian White '95 1992-94 10-70 7.0 32-830 25.9 900 0-1 

PUNT-KICKOFF RETURN LEADERS – CAREER 


Steve Jensen '05 2001 31 771 24.9 1 

Brian White '95 1994 27 715 26.5 1 

Dylan Karczewski '99 1998 28 638 22.8 0 

Chris Pollard '89 1986 31 629 20.3 0 

Scott Wedum '04 2000 30 597 19.9 0 

PUNT RETURN LEADERS – SEASON 


Tim Copper '72 1970 31 457 14.7 3 

Tom Reusser '00 1997 31 335 10.8 0 

Bob Mlakar '70 1967 26 309 11.9 0 

Lloyd Lee '98 1996 36 291 8.1 0 

Gene Ryzewicz '68 1965 21 274 13.1 1 

ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING – CAREER 

Name Years Rush Rec KO/P Int Total 

Al Rosier '91 1989-91 2252 169 928/1 0 3350 

Tom Spangenberg '64 1961-63 1535 640 535/181 119 3010 

Jay Barnard '04 2000-03 -11 2392 0/487 0 2868 

Jake Crouthamel '60 1957-59 1763 375 281/299 28 2746 

Craig Morton '89 1986-88 45 2605 0/17 0 2667 

John Short '71 1968-70 1589 550 277/138 0 2554 

Casey Cramer '04 2000-03 43 2477 0/0 0 2520 

David Clark '90 1987-89 1923 502 91/0 0 2516 

Rick Klupchak '74 1971-73 1788 269 218/67 0 2342 

Alan Rozycki '61 1958-60 1149 546 335/197 105 2332 

Lou Turner '55 1952-54 786 300 703/408 128 2325 

Greg Hoffmeister '93 1990-92 844 258 796/410 0 2308 

Gene Ryzewicz '68 1965-67 1156 196 584/345 0 2281 

Jack Daly '84 1981-83 0 2208 0/0 0 2208 

ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING – SEASON 

Name Year Rush Rec KO/P Int Total 

Al Rosier '91 1991 1432 113 290/0 0 1835 

Tom Spangenberg '64 1962 674 363 282/53 119 1491 

Alan Rozycki '61 1960 735 287 130/143 35 1320 

John Short '71 1970 787 395 33/81 0 1296 

Greg Hoffmeister '93 1992 650 186 285/153 0 1274 

Bob Mlakar '70 1967 335 367 254/304 0 1260 

David Clark '90 1989 1063 168 0/0 0 1231 

John Hyland '94 1993 0 1241 59/152 0 1228 

Jake Crouthamel '60 1958 722 132 131/188 0 1173 

John Short '71 1969 707 155 210/51 0 1123 

Lou Turner '54 1954 356 138 407/113 92 1106 

ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING – GAME 

Name Opponent Rush Rec KO/P Int Total 

Tom Spangenberg '64 Prin. '62 208 19 72/53 0 353 

Al Rosier '91 Brown '91 229 0 45/0 0 274 

Shon Page '90 Harvard '90 222 0 0 0 222 

David Clark '90 Penn '89 219 0 0 0 219 

Jack Daly '84 Colgate '82 0 219 0 0 219 

Steve Jensen 

Tom Spangenberg

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2006 

TACKLE LEADERS – GAME 

Name Opponent U A T 

Jerry Pierce '81 1979 vs. UNH 24 12 36 

Jerry Pierce '81 1980 vs. William & Mary 17 13 30 

Dave Neslund '83 1982 vs. Yale 1 28 29 

Josh Bloom '95 1992 vs. Cornell 14 12 26 

Josh Bloom '95 1993 vs. Holy Cross 5 20 25 

Dave Neslund '83 1982 vs. Colgate 4 21 25 

Jerry Pierce '81 1979 vs. Brown 12 12 24 

Jerry Pierce '81 1980 vs. Yale 5 19 24 

Josh Bloom '95 1994 vs. Cornell 10 13 23 

Len Fontes '86 1985 vs. Harvard 18 5 23 

Jerry Pierce '81 1979 vs. Yale 7 15 22 

Jerry Pierce '81 1980 vs. UNH 4 18 22 

Zack Walz '98 1997 vs. Princeton 9 13 22 

TACKLE LEADERS – SEASON 

Name Year U A T 

Dave Neslund '83 1982 37 157 194 

Jerry Pierce '81 1979 115 69 184 

Tom Kuchar '79 1978 102 58 160 

Len Fontes '86 1985 47 100 147 

Jerry Pierce '81 1980 58 88 146 

Mark Abel '97 1995 73 63 136 

Reggie Williams '76 1974 92 43 135 

Joe Fernandez '82 1979 72 61 133 

Josh Bloom '95 1994 73 57 130 

Steve Karol '84 1983 45 83 128 

Josh Bloom '95 1993 50 76 126 

Zack Walz '98 1997 70 56 126 

Steve Varney '00 1999 80 42 122 

TACKLE LEADERS – CAREER 

Name Years U A T 

Jerry Pierce '81 1978-80 206 179 385 

Reggie Williams '76 1973-75 243 127 370 

Zack Walz '98 1994-97 202 154 356 

Josh Bloom '95 1992-94 178 176 354 

Mark Abel '97 1994-96 184 152 336 

Joe Fernandez '82 1979-81 146 181 327 

Dave Neslund '83 1980-82 74 247 321 

Josh Dooley '06 2002-05 149 165 314 

Len Fontes '86 1983-85 93 216 309 

Paul Michael '89 1986-88 106 160 266 

Clayton Smith '05 2001-04 158 103 261 

Paul Sorensen '89 1986-88 95 165 260 

Steve Karol '84 1981-83 68 174 242 

Tom Kuchar '79 1976-78 161 78 239 

Anthony Gargiulo 

SACK LEADERS – GAME 

Name Opponent No 

Anthony Gargiulo '06 Cornell, 2004 4 

George Neos '93 Harvard, 1992 4 

SACK LEADERS – SEASON 

Name Year No 

Anthony Gargiulo '06 2004 12 

Scott Hapgood '97 1995 12 

George Neos '93 1992 12 

Cliff McDonald '92 1991 9 

Anthony Gargiulo '06 2005 8 

Ryan Conger '05 2004 8 

Ryan Conger '05 2003 8 

Ed Coker '93 1993 8 

Ed Simpson '85 1984 8 

Nick Mourlas '92 1991 7 

Cliff McDonald '92 1990 7 

SACK LEADERS – CAREER 

Name Years No 

Anthony Gargiulo '06 2002-05 25 

Scott Hapgood '97 1993-96 23 

George Neos '93 1990-92 23 

Ryan Conger '05 2001-04 20 

Cliff McDonald '92 1989-91 16 

Zack Walz '98 1994-97 15 

Greg Dietrick '99 1996-98 11 

Gerry LaMontagne '94 1991-93 11 

Jason Upshaw '98 1995-97 10 

Taran Lent '96 1993-95 10 

Jerry Pierce 

P A G E 157

SCORING LEADERS – SEASON 

Name Year TD XPt FG Pts 

Myles Lane '28 1927 18 17 0 125 

Al Marsters '30 1929 16 13 0 109 

Myles Lane '28 1925 17 0 0 102 

John Short '71 1970 15 0 0 90 

Bill McCall '32 1931 15 0 0 90 

Bill King '63 1962 14 2 0 86 

Dennis Durkin '93 1992 0 41/2 13 82 

Myles Lane '28 1926 13 2 0 80 

Al Rosier '91 1991 13 1 0 80 

Swede Oberlander '26 1925 12 0 0 72 

Dave Regula '98 1996 0 27/2 14 71 

Lester Haws '24 1923 8 17 1 68 

Al Marsters '30 1928 11 1 0 67 

Richard Weissman '85 1983 11 0 0 66 

Shon Page '90 1990 11 0 0 66 

SCORING LEADERS – CAREER 

Name Years TD XPt FG Pts 

Myles Lane '28 1925-27 48 19 0 307 

Al Marsters '30 1927-29 33 14 0 212 

Dennis Durkin '93 1990-92 0 94/2 36 204 

Dave Regula '98 1994-97 1 80/2 38 202 

Bill Hutchinson '40 1937-39 21 9 2 151 

Bob MacLeod '39 1936-38 25 0 0 150 

Swede Oberlander '26 1923-25 23 0 0 138 

Ted Perry '74 1971-73 0 75 20 135 

Tyler Lavin '05 2001-04 0 49 28 133 

John Short '71 1968-70 22 0 0 132 

Craig Saltzgaber '86 1983-85 0 56 25 131 

Jon Aljancic '97 1994-96 21 0 0 126 

Richard Weissman '85 1982-84 21 0 0 126 

Bill King '63 1960-62 20 4 0 124 

Pete Walton '67 1964-66 20 0 0 120 

Nick Lowery '78 1975-77 0 51 22 117 

Pete Donovan '70 1967-69 0 80 12 116 

KICK SCORING LEADERS – SEASON 

Name Year XPt FG Pts 

Dennis Durkin '93 1992 41-43 13-13 80 

Dave Regula '98 1996 27-32 14-20 69 

Dennis Durkin '93 1990 20-23 15-18 65 

Carl Romero '89 1988 24-24 11-16 57 

Dennis Durkin '93 1991 33-34 8-15 57 

Ted Perry '74 1972 30-32 8-13 54 

Dave Regula '98 1997 24-25 10-12 54 

Tyler Lavin '05 2002 18-23 12-16 54 

Pete Donovan '70 1969 35-36 6-11 53 

Dave Regula '98 1995 19-25 11-15 52 

Nick Lowery '78 1976 28-28 8-8 52 

Tyler Lavin '05 2003 16-22 12-17 52 

Wayne Pirmann '72 1970 36-40 5-8 51 

Bill Wellstead '63 1962 27-30 7-10 48 

Craig Saltzgaber '86 1983 23-23 8-13 47 

Craig Saltzgaber '86 1984 19-20 9-12 46 

Todd Catlin '02 2000 30-30 5-8 45 

Tim Geibel '82 1980 23-26 7-12 44 

Bill Hay '67 1965 34-38 3-6 43 

Ted Perry '74 1971 23-25 6-17 41 

KICK SCORING LEADERS – CAREER 

Name Years XPt FG Pts 

Dennis Durkin '93 1990-92 94-100 36-46 202 

Dave Regula '98 1994-97 80-97 38-53 194 

Ted Perry '74 1971-73 75-80 20-43 135 

Tyler Lavin '05 2001-04 49-63 28-44 133 

Craig Saltzgaber '86 1983-85 56-58 25-37 131 

Nick Lowery '78 1975-77 51-51 22-37 117 

Pete Donovan '70 1967-69 80-87 12-19 116 

Carl Romero '89 1987-89 43-44 23-40 112 

P A G E 158 

SCORING LEADERS 

TOUCHDOWN LEADERS – SEASON 

Name Year TD R-P-K/P-Int 

Myles Lane '28 1927 18 12-4-1-1 

Myles Lane '28 1925 17 8-9-0-0 

Al Marsters '30 1929 16 15-0-1-0 

John Short '71 1970 15 11-4-0-0 

Bill McCall '32 1931 15 5-8-1-1 

Bill King '63 1962 14 14-0-0-0 

FIELD GOAL LEADERS – SEASON 

Name Year FG Pct 

Dennis Durkin '93 1990 15-18 .833 

Dave Regula '98 1996 14-20 .700 

Dennis Durkin '93 1992 13-13 1.000 

Tyler Lavin '05 2002 12-16 .750 

Tyler Lavin '05 2003 12-17 .706 

EXTRA POINT LEADERS – SEASON 

Name Year Xpt Pct 

Dennis Durkin '93 1992 41-43 .953 

Wayne Pirmann '72 1970 36-40 .900 

Pete Donovan '70 1969 35-36 .972 

Bill Hay '67 1965 34-38 .895 

Dennis Durkin '93 1991 33-34 .971 

Dave Regula 

Dennis Durkin

RUSHING LEADERS, 1950-2006 

Year Name Pos Att Net Ave TD 

1950 Bill Roberts '51 FB 110 527 4.79 2 

1951 Dick Jennison '54 FB 69 255 3.70 3 

1952 Dick Collins '53 HB 76 368 4.84 3 

1953 Lou Turner '55 HB 83 400 4.82 2 

1954 Lou Turner '55 HB 89 356 4.00 3 

1955 Lou Rovero '57 HB 91 421 4.63 1 

1956 Lou Rovero '57 HB 109 508 4.66 2 

1957 Jake Crouthamel '60 HB 105 462 4.40 3 



1960 Al Rozycki '61 HB 169 725 4.29 4 

1961 John Krumme '63 HB 99 416 4.20 2 

1962 Tom Spangenberg '64 HB 123 675 5.49 4 

1963 Tom Spangenberg '64 HB 117 463 3.96 2 

1964 Bob O'Brien '65 HB 68 308 4.53 5 

1965 Pete Walton '67 FB 124 641 5.17 8 

1966 Pete Walton '67 FB 102 585 5.74 8 

1967 Steve Luxford '68 HB 86 371 4.31 6 

1968 Clark Beier '70 HB 97 481 4.96 4 

1969 John Short '71 HB 116 707 6.09 6 

1970 John Short '71 HB 165 787 4.77 11 

1971 Rick Klupchak '74 HB 106 638 6.02 2 

1972 Rick Klupchak '74 HB 113 750 6.64 5 

1973 Ellis Rowe '74 FB 102 445 4.36 1 

1974 John Souba '75 HB 81 340 4.20 1 

1975 Curt Oberg '78 FB 126 500 3.97 1 

1976 Sam Coffey '78 HB 154 764 4.96 2 

1977 Curt Oberg '78 FB 138 620 4.49 5 

1978 Jeff Dufresne '81 FB 190 730 3.84 8 

1979 Jeff Dufresne '81 HB 117 449 3.84 0 

1980 Jeff Dufresne '81 HB 143 488 3.41 6 

1981 Sean Maher '83 TB 145 707 4.86 9 

1982 Richard Weissman '85 TB 124 605 4.88 7 

1983 Richard Weissman '85 TB 178 584 3.28 10 

Jason Bash 

Ernie Torain 

Year Name Pos Att Net Ave TD 

1984 Lorenzo Chambers '85 TB 136 632 4.65 9 

1985 Ernie Torain '87 TB 116 432 3.72 3 

1986 Ernie Torain '87 TB 192 640 3.33 6 

1987 Chris Pollard '89 TB 97 364 3.75 1 

1988 David Clark '90 FB 123 669 5.43 8 

1989 David Clark '90 FB 219 1063 4.85 4 

1990 Shon Page '90 FB 217 1087 5.00 11 

1991 Al Rosier '91 TB 258 1432 5.55 12 

1992 Greg Hoffmeister '93 TB 121 650 5.37 3 

1993 Pete Oberle '96 TB 164 660 4.02 7 

1994 Pete Oberle '96 TB 154 625 4.05 3 

1995 Greg Smith '97 TB 178 826 4.64 3 

1996 Greg Smith '97 TB 224 885 3.95 10 

1997 Dylan Karczewski '99 TB 158 541 3.42 5 

1998 Reggie Belhomme '00 TB 128 366 2.85 2 

1999 Reggie Belhomme '00 TB 159 532 3.35 5 

2000 Michael Gratch '02 TB 120 513 4.28 3 

2001 Michael Gratch '02 TB 194 916 4.72 6 

2002 Mike Giles '04 TB 151 586 3.88 4 

2003 Chris Little '05 TB 150 538 3.59 4 

2004 Chad Gaudet '08 TB 99 389 3.93 2 

2005 Jason Bash '07 TB 87 320 3.68 2 

2006 Mike Fritz '07 QB 101 410 4.10 2 

P A G E 159

P A G E 160 

PASSING LEADERS, 1950-2006 

Year Name Att Comp Yards Int TD Pct 

1950 John Clayton '51 116 55 673 11 7 .474 

1951 Gene Howard '49 75 28 453 5 3 .373 

1952 Jim Miller '54 148 69 895 9 8 .466 

1953 Leo McKenna '56 79 41 649 7 4 .519 

1954 Bill Beagle '56 145 76 867 10 5 .524 

1955 Bill Beagle '56 155 75 812 12 6 .484 

1956 Mike Brown '57 78 34 530 6 2 .436 

1957 Dave Bradley '58 77 34 587 11 8 .442 

1958 Bill Gundy '60 87 40 572 6 6 .460 

1959 Bill Gundy '60 87 48 566 3 10 .552 

1960 Jack Kinderdine '61 172 81 985 7 5 .471 

1961 Bill King '63 98 49 711 4 10 .500 

1962 Bill King '63 117 67 1043 4 5 .573 

1963 Dana Kelly '64 148 88 1062 10 7 .595 

1964 Mickey Beard '67 84 45 627 3 5 .536 

1965 Mickey Beard '67 116 60 959 8 6 .517 

1966 Mickey Beard '67 137 75 1079 8 13 .547 

1967 Bill Koenig '70 102 35 623 5 3 .343 

1968 Bill Koenig '70 98 36 689 5 4 .367 

1969 Jim Chasey '71 111 62 892 8 7 .558 

1970 Jim Chasey '71 146 86 1058 8 6 .589 

1971 Bill Pollock '72 70 33 520 3 5 .471 

1972 Steve Stetson '73 139 72 1159 6 10 .518 

1973 Tom Snickenberger '75 97 48 481 4 6 .495 

1974 Tom Snickenberger '75 99 56 615 4 2 .566 

1975 Mike Brait '76 169 92 1155 9 11 .544 

1976 Kevin Case '77 146 88 1073 5 7 .610 

1977 Steve Ferraris '78 122 68 756 8 1 .557 

1978 

1979 

Buddy Teevens '79 

Jeff Kemp '81 

194 

182 

117 

81 

1396 

915 

5 

5 

4 

6 

.603 

.445 Brian Mann 

1980 Jeff Kemp '81 216 117 1470 12 7 .542 

1981 Frank Polsinello '84 112 63 766 8 4 .563 

1982 Mike Caraviello '85 105 60 833 5 6 .571 

1983 Frank Polsinello '84 229 141 1952 9 9 .616 

1984 Mike Caraviello '85 249 132 1706 18 7 .530 

1985 David Gabianelli '87 175 87 1150 4 5 .497 

1986 David Gabianelli '87 259 141 2264 12 17 .544 

1987 Chris Rorke '89 219 101 1222 12 4 .461 

1988 Mark Johnson '90 350 196 2262 11 11 .560 

1989 Mark Johnson '90 298 151 1681 6 13 .507 

1990 Matt Brzica '93 136 64 705 10 3 .471 

1991 Jay Fiedler '94 219 121 1394 11 13 .553 

1992 Jay Fiedler '94 273 175 2748 13 25 .641 

1993 Jay Fiedler '94 321 160 2542 19 20 .498 

1994 Jerry Singleton '96 87 50 620 4 4 .575 

1995 Jon Aljancic '97 122 49 693 4 4 .402 

1996 Jon Aljancic '97 230 139 1856 5 10 .604 

1997 Peter Sellers '98 278 139 1634 20 11 .500 

1998 Mike Coffey '99 265 144 1543 6 8 .543 

1999 Brian Mann '02 313 188 1848 16 7 .601 

2000 Greg Smith '02 222 133 1423 8 14 .599 

2001 Greg Smith '02 190 117 1289 7 11 .616 

2002 Brian Mann '02 423 253 2913 10 19 .598 

2003 Charlie Rittgers '06 312 177 2138 9 16 .567 

2004 Charlie Rittgers '06 320 170 1866 14 8 .531 

2005 Josh Cohen '09 234 137 1529 12 8 .585 

2006 Mike Fritz '07 263 162 1838 10 7 .616 Mike Fritz

RECEIVING LEADERS, 1950-2006 

Year Name No Yds TD 

1950 John McDonald '52 17 220 4 

1951 John McDonald '52 14 189 0 

1952 Dave Thielscher '54 30 425 2 

1953 Dave McLaughlin '54 41 592 6 

1954 Monte Pascoe '57 24 335 1 

1955 Monte Pascoe '57 24 331 3 

1956 Ron Fraser '57 13 158 1 

1957 Dave Moss '58 12 368 3 

1958 Jim Burke '59 12 219 2 

1959 Al Rozycki '61 25 242 5 

1960 Al Rozycki '61 25 242 5 

1961 John Krumme '63 17 192 3 

1962 Tom Spangenberg '64 23 353 2 

1963 Scott Creelman '64 24 435 3 

1964 Bob MacLeod '67 27 412 2 

1965 Bill Calhoun '67 16 345 3 

1966 Bill Calhoun '67 21 388 3 

1967 Bob Mlakar '70 25 367 1 

1968 Randy Wallick '69 19 419 2 

1969 Bob Mlakar '70 17 187 2 

1970 Bob Brown '71 27 323 3 

1971 Tyrone Byrd '73 19 339 3 

1972 Tyrone Byrd '73 19 339 3 

1973 Tom Fleming '76 12 233 2 

1974 Alex Kandabarow '75 20 293 1 

1975 Tom Fleming '76 24 523 8 

1976 Harry Wilson '77 40 646 4 

1977 Jeff Nadherny '78 26 317 2 

1978 Dave Shula '81 49 646 1 

1979 Dave Shula '81 32 408 5 

1980 Dave Shula '81 52 758 3 

1981 Shaun Teevens '82 37 520 2 

1982 Jack Daly '84 55 1034 8 

1983 Jack Daly '84 56 889 5 

1984 Scott Truitt '86 37 558 3 

1985 Scott Truitt '86 32 522 0 

1986 Craig Morton '89 44 1063 10 

1987 Craig Morton '89 41 651 3 

1988 Craig Morton '89 53 891 6 

1989 Tom Parker '90 51 587 6 

1990 Mike Bobo '92 23 300 1 

1991 Mike Bobo '92 55 725 10 

1992 Matt Brzica '93 53 965 8 

1993 John Hyland '94 62 1076 9 

1994 David Shearer '95 37 589 5 

1995 Eric Morton '97 17 281 2 

1996 Zach Ellis '98 32 623 4 

1997 Zach Ellis '98 37 537 4 

1998 Adam Young '99 39 433 2 

1999 Reggie Belhomme '00 34 222 1 

2000 Damien Roomets '02 43 483 3 

2001 Casey Cramer '04 37 525 6 

2002 Jay Barnard '04 83 899 8 

2003 Jay Barnard '04 70 861 5 

2004 Bob Murphy '05 49 560 5 

2005 Ryan Fuselier '06 51 501 5 

2006 Ryan Fuselier '06 57 711 3 

Mike Bobo 

Jack Daly 

P A G E 161

P A G E 162 

SCORING LEADERS, 1950-2006 

Year Name TD XPt FG Pts 

1950 John McDonald '52 4 0 0 24 

1951 Gene Howard '52 4 0 0 24 

1952 Russ Smale '53 4 0 0 30 

1953 Dave McLaughlin '54 6 0 0 36 

1954 Lou Turner '55 5 0 0 30 

1955 Bill Beagle'56 3 10 1 31 

1956 Mike Brown '57 10 0 0 60 

1957 Dave Bradley '58 4 0 0 24 

Jake Crouthamel '60 4 0 0 24 

1958 Jake Crouthamel '60 7 4 0 46 

1959 Al Rozycki '61 6 4 0 40 

1960 Al Rozycki '61 5 2 0 32 

1961 Bill King '63 6 2 0 38 

1962 Bill King '63 14 2 0 86 

1963 Dana Kelly '64 6 0 0 36 

1964 Bob O'Brien '65 8 0 0 48 

1965 Pete Walton '67 10 0 0 60 

1966 Pete Walton '67 9 0 0 54 

1967 Gene Ryzewicz '68 6 0 0 36 

1968 Bob Lundquist '69 9 0 0 54 

1969 Pete Donovan '70 0 35 6 53 

1970 John Short '71 15 0 0 90 

1971 Ted Perry '74 0 23 6 41 

1972 Ted Perry '74 0 30 8 54 

1973 Ted Perry '74 0 22 6 40 

1974 Chris Bjelland '76 0 9 4 21 

1975 Tom Fleming '76 8 0 0 48 

1976 Nick Lowery '78 0 28 8 52 

1977 Nick Lowery '78 0 16 7 37 

1978 Jeff Dufresne '81 8 0 0 48 

1979 Dave Shula '81 5 1 0 32 

1980 Tim Geibel '82 0 23 7 44 

1981 Sean Maher '83 9 0 0 54 

1982 Jack Daly '84 8 0 0 48 

1983 Richard Weissman '85 11 0 0 66 

1984 Lorenzo Chambers '85 9 0 0 54 

1985 Craig Saltzgaber '86 0 14 8 38 

1986 Craig Morton '89 10 0 0 60 

1987 Carl Romero '89 0 8 5 23 

1988 Carl Romero '89 0 24 11 57 

1989 Carl Romero '89 0 19 7 40 

1990 Shon Page '90 11 0 0 66 

1991 Al Rosier '91 13 1 0 80 

1992 Dennis Durkin '93 0 41/2 13 82 

1993 John Hyland '94 9 1 0 56 

1994 David Shearer '95 5 1 0 32 

1995 Jon Aljancic '97 9 0 0 54 

1996 Dave Regula '98 0 27/2 14 71 

1997 Dave Regula '98 1 24 10 60 

1998 Alex Csizinszky '00 0 12 8 36 

1999 Reggie Belhomme '00 6 0 0 36 

2000 Matt DeLellis '02 8 0 0 48 

2001 Matt DeLellis '02 7 0 0 42 

2002 Tyler Lavin '05 0 18 12 54 

2003 Tyler Lavin '05 0 16 12 52 

2004 Bob Murphy '05 5 0 0 30 

2005 Ryan Fuselier '06 5 2 0 32 

2006 Andrew Kempler '08 0 16 7 37 

Pete Donovan vs. Harvard, 1967 

David Clark

LONGEST DARTMOUTH PLAYS 

RUSHING PLAYS 

97, David Clark vs. Princeton, 1988 

97, David Clark vs. Harvard, 1988 

95, Bob Lee vs. Norwich, 1930 

94, George Troxell vs. Princeton, 1941 

93, Ralph Glaze vs. Amherst, 1903 

89, Dick Collins vs. Holy Cross, 1952 

83, Tom Quinn vs. Brown, 1969 

82, Rick Klupchak vs. Massachusetts, 1971 

81, Mickey Beard vs. Penn, 1964 

78, Bob MacLeod vs. Bates, 1937 

78, Chuck Thomas vs. Holy Cross, 1972 

PASS PLAYS 

98, David Gabianelli to Craig Morton vs. Columbia, 1986 

93, Eddie Chamberlain to Elbert Camp vs. Cornell, 1935 

90, Josh Cohen to Jason Raiti vs Cornell, 2005 

85, Mike Brait to Tom Fleming vs. Princeton, 1975 

84, Mark Johnson to Craig Morton vs. Harvard, 1988 

79, Frank Polsinello to Mike Viccora vs. Penn, 1983 

79, Mickey Beard to Bill Calhoun vs. Princeton, 1965 

79, John Clayton to Hal Fitkin vs. Columbia, 1948 

75, David Gabianelli to Craig Morton vs. New Hampshire, 1986 

73, Rick Stafford to Jack Daly vs. Holy Cross, 1982 

73, Charlie Rittgers to Bob Murphy vs. Cornell, 2004 

70, Mike Brait to Tom Fleming vs. Princeton, 1975 

70, Jon Aljancic to Zach Ellis vs. Columbia, 1996 

KICKOFF RETURNS 

98, Brian White vs. Harvard, 1994 

98, Tom Fleming vs. Columbia, 1973 

97, John Short vs. Brown, 1969 


95, Peter Lavery vs. Brown, 1980 

94, Steve Jensen vs. Columbia, 2001 

93, Bill McCall vs. Yale, 1931 

92, Shep Wolff vs. Cornell, 1928 

90, Myles Lane vs. Allegheny, 1927 

90, Gene Ryzewicz vs Brown, 1965 

PUNT RETURNS 

85, Greg Hoffmeister vs. Cornell, 1991 

85, Jim Henander vs. Harvard, 1956 

83, Tom Quinn vs. Yale, 1968 

80, Bill McCall vs. Columbia, 1930 

80, Ed Toothaker vs. Columbia, 1930 

79, Scott Truitt vs. Penn, 1985 

78, Peter Lavery vs. Columbia, 1982 

76, Tom Collins vs. Penn, 1951 

76, Don Kasprzak vs. Coast Guard, 1943 

76, John Orr vs. Bates, 1938 

76, Warren King vs. Springfield, 1937 

INTERCEPTION RETURNS 

96, Tom Spangenberg vs. Holy Cross, 1962 


87, Bob MacLeod vs. Yale, 1937 

80, Joe Sullivan vs. Colgate, 1948 

LONGEST PLAYS 

Al Rosier 

77, Elbert Dey vs. Princeton, 1948 

72, Ron Smith vs. Brown, 1972 

70, Al Rozycki vs. Cornell, 1958 

70, Pete Lawrence vs. Cornell, 1968 

70, Lloyd Lee vs. Princeton, 1996 

FIELD GOALS 

52, Tyler Lavin vs. Colgate, 2003 

51, Tyler Lavin vs. Columbia, 2002 

51, Craig Saltzgaber vs. Cornell, 1984 

51, Nick Lowery vs. Harvard, 1976 

51, L.K. (Pudge) Neidlinger vs. Harvard, 1922 

50, Tyler Lavin vs. Harvard, 2003 

50, Jim Robertson vs. Cornell, 1919 

49, Nick Lowery vs. Harvard, 1975 

48, Craig Saltzgaber vs. Cornell, 1985 

47, Ted Perry vs. New Hampshire, 1972 

46, Ted Perry vs. Harvard, 1971 

46, Dennis Durkin vs. Brown, 1990 

46, Dennis Durkin vs. Harvard, 1992 

LONGEST PUNTS 

83, Jay Bennett vs. Massachusetts, 1970 

73, Alex Ware vs. Columbia, 2001 

72, Gene Howard vs. Harvard, 1951 

71, Wayne Schlobohm vs. Penn, 1998 

68, Jack Kinderdine vs. Holy Cross, 1960 

68, Wayne Schlobohm vs. Yale, 1996 

66, Wayne Schlobohm vs. Yale, 1996 

62, Rob Hibbard vs. Lehigh, 1988 

P A G E 163

P A G E 164 

COMPARATIVE STATS 

Ivy League Composite Standings 

(Since start of round robin play, 1956-2006, 51 seasons) 

League Champions Overall 

W L T Pct Alone Tied W L T Pct 

DARTMOUTH 214 134 9 .612 9 8 268 204 12 .566 

Harvard 208 140 9 .595 5 6 277 196 11 .584 

Yale 207 142 8 .591 6 8 284 190 9 .597 

Princeton 196 156 5 .556 3 6 263 214 7 .551 

Penn 183 170 4 .518 10 3 253 224 6 .530 

Cornell 164 188 5 .466 0 3 222 253 9 .472 

Brown 145 205 7 .416 1 2 210 264 10 .444 

Columbia 83 269 5 .240 0 1 118 358 9 .253 

Dartmouth vs. Ivy League Opponents 

Series Overall Since 1956 

Began W L T Pct W L T Pct 

Brown 1894 54 26 4 .667 35 13 3 .716 

Columbia 1899 60 16 1 .785 43 7 1 .853 

Cornell 1900 50 39 1 .561 33 18 0 .647 

Harvard 1882 45 60 5 .432 22 27 2 .451 

Penn 1896 31 41 2 .432 25 26 0 .490 

Princeton 1897 42 40 4 .512 31 19 1 .618 

Yale 1884 36 48 6 .433 25 24 2 .510 

Ivy League Composite Scoring and Defense 

(1956-2006 - 357 Games Per Team) 

Points Scoring Points Defense 

For Average Allowed Average 

DARTMOUTH 7715 21.6 5943 16.7 

Harvard 7675 21.5 6168 17.3 

Princeton 7668 21.5 6324 17.7 

Penn 7637 21.4 6847 19.2 

Yale 7545 21.1 5878 16.5 

Brown 6785 19.0 8067 22.6 

Cornell 6775 19.0 7135 20.0 

Columbia 5069 14.2 9341 26.2

BIG GREEN ON TELEVISION 

Dartmouth football teams have played before live television cameras 58 times since 1953 when the Big Green met Holy Cross 

at Manning Bowl in Lynn, Mass., in the first nationally televised college football game. 

Perhaps the most memorable game televised from Memorial Field in Hanover was the 1971 game with Cornell that was 

ABC-TV's prime regional broadcast. Cornell was undefeated and led by Heisman Trophy candidate Ed Marinaro. Dartmouth 

won, 24-14. 

Dartmouth's record in televised games is 23 wins, 34 losses and one tie. The Big Green has a 16-18-0 record in televised 

games at Memorial Field. 

The 2007 schedule includes the telecast of the Dartmouth-New Hampshire game at Durham on Sept. 22 (WMUR-TV) 

and the Cornell-Dartmouth game (YES Network) at Memorial Field, Hanover, on Nov. 3. 

Year Location Result 

1953 Lynn, Mass. Holy Cross 28, Dartmouth 6 

1955 Hanover Dartmouth 14, Harvard 9 

1961 New Haven Dartmouth 24, Yale 8 

1962 Cambridge Dartmouth 24, Harvard 6 


1965 Hanover Dartmouth 20, Cornell 0 

1966 Cambridge Harvard 19, Dartmouth 14 

1967 Amherst Dartmouth 28, Massachusetts 10 

1968 New Haven Yale 47, Dartmouth 27 

1969 Princeton Princeton 35, Dartmouth 7 



1972 Cambridge Dartmouth 21, Harvard 21 (Tie) 

1978 Princeton Dartmouth 28, Princeton 21 

1979 Hanover Dartmouth 24, Brown 10 

1980 Ithaca Cornell 7, Dartmouth 3 


1983 Philadelphia Penn 38, Dartmouth 14 


1985 Cambridge Harvard 17, Dartmouth 7 

1986 Hanover Penn 21, Dartmouth 7 

1986 Annapolis Navy 45, Dartmouth 0 

1986 Hanover Dartmouth 41, Columbia 0 

1987 Hanover Yale 17, Dartmouth 7 

1988 Hanover Lehigh 41, Dartmouth 16 

1988 Hanover Dartmouth 38, Harvard 7 

1989 Hanover Princeton 20, Dartmouth 14 



Year Location Result 

1991 Bethlehem, Pa. Lehigh 30, Dartmouth 28 


1992 Ithaca Cornell 26, Dartmouth 16 

1994 Hanover Harvard 35, Dartmouth 12 

1995 Bronx, N.Y. Dartmouth 34, Fordham 14 

1996 Bethlehem Dartmouth 21, Lehigh 14 

1996 Hanover Dartmouth 40, Yale 6 

1996 Providence Dartmouth 27, Brown 24 




1998 Hanover Dartmouth 13, Lafayette 10 (OT) 

1998 Hanover Dartmouth 22, Yale 19 


1999 Hanover Colgate 35, Dartmouth 3 

1999 Hanover Lehigh 30, Dartmouth 14 


1999 Hanover Brown 35, Dartmouth 28 



2001 Hanover New Hampshire 42, Dartmouth 38 


2003 Durham New Hampshire 42, Dartmouth 17 



2004 Philadelphia Penn 35, Dartmouth 0 

2005 Durham New Hampshire 49, Dartmouth 20 

2005 Hanover Dartmouth 17, Columbia 6 


P A G E 165

COACHING, SEASON 

RECORDS

DARTMOUTH COACHING RECORDS 

Name Years Games Won Lost Tied Pct 

(Team Captains, No Coaches) 1881-92 (11) 54 29 21 4 .574 

Wallace Moyle 1893-94 (2) 16 9 7 0 .588 

William Wurtenberg 1895-99 (5) 48 23 23 2 .500 

Frederick Jennings 1900 (1) 8 2 4 2 .375 

Walter McCornack 1901-02 (2) 19 15 3 1 .816 

Fred Folsom 1903-06 (4) 38 29 5 4 .816 

John O'Connor 1907-08 (2) 17 14 1 2 .882 

Walter Lillard 1909 (1) 8 5 1 2 .750 

William Randall 1910 (1) 7 5 2 0 .714 

Frank Cavanaugh 1911-16 (6) 54 42 9 3 .805 

Clarence Spears 1917-20 (4) 31 21 9 1 .681 

Jackson Cannell 1921-22, '29-33 (7) 62 39 19 4 .661 

Jesse Hawley 1923-28 (6) 50 39 10 1 .790 

Earl Blaik 1934-40 (7) 64 45 15 4 .734 

DeOrmond (Tuss) McLaughry 1941-42, '45-54 (12) 105 44 58 3 .425 

Earl Brown 1943-44 (2) 15 8 6 1 .567 

Robert Blackman 1955-70 (16) 144 104 37 3 .732 

John (Jake) Crouthamel 1971-77 (7) 63 41 20 2 .667 

Joseph Yukica 1978-86 (9) 87 36 47 4 .437 

John Lyons 1992-2004 (13) 129 60 68 1 .469 

Eugene (Buddy) Teevens 1987-91, 2005- (7) 70 30 38 2 .443 

TOTALS 1089 640 403 46 .609 

P A G E 167

* Home Game 

1881 (1-0-1) 

Capt: Clarence Howland 

1 Amherst* 0 

0 Amherst@ 0 

1 0 

@ Springfield, Mass. 

1882 (1-1-0) 


(due to injuries, Howland was 

replaced by Holman Drew) 

5 McGill* 0 

0 Harvard 53 

5 53 

1883 (0-1-0) 


3 Williams 5 

3 5 

1884 (1-2-1) 

Capt: Wheelock Towle 

0 Yale* 113 

0 Harvard* 29 

10 Tufts* 10 

20 Tufts@ 0 

30 152 

@ Concord, N.H. 

1885 (No football team) 

1886 (2-2-0) 

Capt: William Odlin 

11 Andover 18 

11 M.I.T.* 6 

91 Vermont 0 

0 Harvard 70 

113 94 

1887 (3-1-1) 


52 Tufts 0 

4 Stevens 4 

15 M.I.T. 24 

52 Amherst* 0 

66 Trinity 0 

189 28 

P A G E 168 

SEASON RECORDS, 1881-2006 

1888 (3-4-0) 


0 Harvard 74 

10 Exeter 12 

4 Andover 14 

30 M.I.T.* 0 

36 Williams* 6 

0 Stevens@ 30 

40 Amherst 0 

120 136 

@ Williamstown, Mass. 

1889 (7-1-0) 


45 Andover 4 

34 Exeter 0 

20 Andover 4 

0 Harvard 38 

60 Amherst* 6 

42 M.I.T.* 6 

20 Williams @ 9 

18 Stevens 5 

239 72 


1890 (4-4-0) 

Capt: Frank Lakeman 

10 Andover* 5 

0 Harvard 43 

71 Vermont* 0 

0 Harvard 64 

10 Andover 0 

42 Bowdoin* 0 

0 Amherst 4 

0 Williams 6 

133 122 

1891 (2-2-1) 

Capt: Frank Lakeman 

0 Harvard 16 

32 Stevens 12 

14 Amherst* 14 

6 Williams 14 

8 M.I.T. 6 

60 62 

1892 (5-3-0) 

Capt: Walter Allen 

0 Harvard 48 

10 Springfield* 8 

26 Andover 0 

8 Boston A.A. 30 

20 Wesleyan 8 

12 Tufts* 10 


2 Amherst 30 

102 146 

Wallace Moyle 

1893-94 (2), 9-7-0 

(No Photo Available) 

1893 (4-3-0) 

Coach: W. S. Moyle 

Capt: Edwin Jones 

0 Harvard 16 

16 Trinity 6 

0 Yale 28 

0 Harvard 36 

20 Williams 0 

14 Tufts* 4 

34 Amherst* 0 

84 90 

1894 (5-4-0) 

Coach: W. S. Moyle 

Capt: Charles Little 

0 Harvard 22 

0 Yale@-1 34 

12 Tufts 0 

42 Bowdoin* 0 

14 Bowdoin@-2 0 


30 Amherst* 0 

4 Brown* 20 

0 Chicago A.C. 4 

112 80 

@-1 Springfield, Mass. 

@-2 Portland, Maine 

Travel in the 1890s 

William Wurtenberg 

1895-99 (5) 23-23-2 

1895 (7-5-1) 

Coach: W. C. Wurtenberg 

Capt: Walter McCornack 

50 Exeter* 0 

0 Harvard 4 

10 So. Berwick 6 

10 Bowdoin 10 

38 Bates* 0 

0 Yale 26 

30 M.I.T.* 0 

0 West Point 6 

12 Boston Univ.* 0 

0 Yale 32 

20 Amherst* 0 

10 Williams 5 

4 Brown 10 

184 99 

1896 (5-2-1) 


Capt: Walter McCornack 

30 Worcester A.A. 0 

0 Penn 16 

0 Yale@ 42 

28 Bowdoin* 10 

10 Brown 10 

32 Amherst 0 


12 Newton A.C.* 6 

122 84 

@ Providence, R.I. 

1897 (4-3-0) 


Capt: John Eckstorm 

34 Exeter* 0 

0 Harvard 13 

0 Penn 34 

0 Princeton 30 

54 Amherst* 0 

52 Williams 0 

24 Newton A.C. 0 

164 77 

1898 (5-6-0) 


Capt: Frederick Crolius 

23 Exeter* 5 

0 Harvard 21 

35 Bowdoin* 6 

45 Vermont* 6 

5 Wesleyan* 23 

64 Amherst 6 

10 Williams 6 

0 Brown 12 

5 Chicago A.C. 17 

12 Cincinnati 17 

6 Carlisle 17 

205 136 

1899 (2-7-0) 


Capt: Joseph Wentworth 

16 Exeter* 5 

37 Bowdoin* 0 

0 Yale@-1 16 


2 West Point 6 

0 Wesleyan 11 

0 Harvard 11 

0 Columbia@-2 22 

5 Brown 16 

70 99 

@-1 Newton, Mass. 

@-2 Manhattan Field, NYC 

Fred Jennings 

1900 (1), 2-4-2 

1900 (2-4-2) 

Coach: F. E. Jennings 

Capt: Frank Lowe 

10 Exeter* 0 

0 Union* 0 

0 Yale@ 17 

0 Vermont 0 

12 Tufts* 0 

6 Cornell 23 

5 Wesleyan 16 

5 Brown 12 

38 68 

@ Newton, Mass.

Walter McCornack 

1901-02 (2), 15-3-1 

1901 (9-1-0) 

Coach: W. E. McCornack 

Capt: John O'Connor 

51 N.H. State* 0 

23 Trinity* 0 

45 Boston College* 0 

22 Tufts* 0 

6 Williams@ 2 

35 Bowdoin 12 


22 Vermont* 0 

12 Harvard 27 

22 Brown 0 

267 46 

@ Newton, Mass. 

1902 (6-2-1) 

Coach: W. E. McCornack 

Capt: Victor Place 

11 Vermont* 0 

0 Mass. Agric.*# 0 

29 Tufts* 0 

18 Williams 0 

6 Amherst* 12 

12 Wesleyan 5 


6 Harvard 16 

12 Brown@ 6 

105 39 

#U. of Massachusetts 

@ Manchester, N.H. 

Fred Folsom 

1903-06 (4), 29-5-4 


1903 (9-1-0) 

Coach: F. G. Folsom 

Capt: Myron Witham 

12 Mass. Agric.* 0 


36 Vermont 0 

34 Union* 0 

17 Williams@-1 0 



18 Amherst 0 

11 Harvard 0 

62 Brown@-2 0 

242 23 


@-2 Manchester, N.H. 

1904 (7-0-1) 


Capt: John Knibbs 


37 Vermont 0 

11 Williams@-1 0 


33 Wesleyan 0 

0 Harvard 0 

15 Amherst* 4 

12 Brown@-2 5 

143 13 


@-2 Huntington Park, Boston 

1905 (7-1-2) 


Capt: David Main 

34 Norwich* 0 


12 Vermont* 0 


10 Colgate* 16 


6 Princeton 0 

0 Amherst 0 

6 Harvard 6 

24 Brown@ 6 

150 34 


1906 (6-3-1) 


Capt: John Glaze 

5 Norwich* 0 

8 Vermont* 0 


4 Maine* 0 


0 Williams 0 


4 Amherst 0 

9 Harvard 22 

0 Brown@ 23 

72 87 


John O'Connor 

1907-08 (2), 14-1-2 

1907 (8-0-1) 

Coach: J. C. O'Connor 

Capt: John Glaze 

12 Norwich* 0 

0 Vermont* 0 

6 Tufts* 0 



27 Maine 0 

15 Amherst 10 


22 Harvard 0 

150 10 

1908 (6-1-1) 

Coach: J. C. O'Connor 

Capt: George Kennedy 

11 Vermont* 0 


18 Tufts* 0 

0 Williams 0 


17 Amherst* 0 

10 Princeton@ 6 

0 Harvard 6 

97 17 

@ Manhattan Field, NYC 

Walter Lillard 

1909 (1), 5-1-2 

1909 (5-1-2) 

Coach: W. H. Lillard 

Capt: Clarke Tobin 


0 Vermont* 0 

15 Bowdoin* 0 


12 Amherst 0 


6 Princeton 6 

3 Harvard 12 

89 18 

William Randall 

1910 (1), 5-2-0 

1910 (5-2-0) 

Coach: W. J. Randall 

Capt: John Ryan 


18 Colby* 0 

33 Vermont* 0 

39 Williams 0 

0 Princeton@ 6 

15 Amherst* 3 

0 Harvard 18 

111 27 

@ Polo Grounds, NYC 

Frank Cavanaugh 

1911-16 (6), 42-9-3 

1911 (8-2-0) 

Coach: F. W. Cavanaugh 

Capt: Edward Daley 

18 Norwich* 3 


23 Bowdoin* 0 

12 Colby* 0 



12 Vermont* 0 

18 Amherst 6 

0 Princeton 3 

3 Harvard 5 

137 22 

1912 (7-2-0) 


Capt: Ray Bennett 

26 Bates* 0 

41 Norwich* 9 


55 Vermont* 0 

21 Williams 0 


60 Amherst* 0 

24 Cornell 0 

0 Harvard 3 

281 34 

1913 (7-1-0) 


Capt: Robert Hogsett 


53 Colby* 0 

33 Vermont* 7 


6 Princeton 0 

21 Amherst 7 

34 Penn 21 

10 Carlisle@ 35 

218 79 


1914 (8-1-0) 


Capt: Lawrence Whitney 


74 Norwich* 0 

21 Williams 3 

42 Vermont 0 


32 Amherst* 0 

68 Tufts* 0 

41 Penn 0 

40 Syracuse@ 0 

359 25 

@ Fenway Park, Boston 

P A G E 169

1915 (7-1-1) 


Capt: John McAuliffe 


32 Maine* 0 

20 Tufts 7 

60 Vermont* 0 


26 Amherst 0 

7 Penn@ 3 

29 Bates* 0 

0 Syracuse 0 

196 40 

@ Braves Field, Boston 

1916 (5-2-2) 


Capt: Bernard Gerrish 


32 Boston College* 6 

47 Lebanon Valley* 0 


0 Georgetown@-1 10 

3 Princeton 7 

15 Syracuse@-2 10 

7 Penn 7 

7 West Virginia* 7 

206 47 

@-1 Haverhill, Mass. 


Clarence Spears 

1917-20 (4), 21-9-1 

1917 (5-3-0) 

Coach: C. W. Spears 

Capt: Hubert McDonough 


32 Middlebury* 6 

6 West Virginia* 2 


10 Penn State* 7 

0 Penn@-1 7 

0 Tufts@-2 27 

0 Brown@-3 13 

83 68 

@-1 Braves Field, Boston 

@-2 Manchester, N.H. 


P A G E 170 


1918 (3-3-0)† 


Capt: Kenneth Bevan 

20 Norwich* 0 


26 Portsmouth Marines*0 


0 Brown@-2 28 

0 Penn 21 

78 83 

†Student Army Training 

Corps 



1919 (6-1-1) 


Capt.: Jackson Cannell 


13 Norwich* 0 


19 Penn State* 13 

9 Cornell@-1 0 

7 Colgate* 7 

20 Penn@-2 19 

6 Brown@-3 7 

141 53 

@-1 Polo Grounds, NYC 



1920 (7-2-0) 


Capt: James Robertson 

31 Norwich* 0 

7 Penn State 14 


0 Syracuse* 10 

34 Tufts* 7 


44 Penn 7 

14 Brown@-2 6 

27 Washington 7 

198 68 



Jackson Cannell 

1921-22, 1929-33 (7) 

39-19-4 

1921 (6-2-1) 

Coach: J. L. Cannell 

Capt: James Robertson 

34 Norwich* 3 


24 New Hampshire* 0 

14 Tennessee* 3 


7 Cornell @-1 59 

14 Penn@-2 14 


7 Georgia 0 

166 103 

@-1 Troy, NY 



1922 (6-3-0) 


Capt: Charles Burke 

20 Norwich* 0 

19 Maine* 0 


3 Vermont* 6 

3 Harvard 12 




7 Brown@-3 0 

111 55 



@-3 Fenway Park, Boston 

Jess Hawley 

1923-28 (6), 39-10-1 

1923 (8-1-0) 

Coach: J. B. Hawley 

Capt: Cyril Aschenbach 

13 Norwich* 0 

6 Maine* 0 


27 Vermont 2 

16 Harvard 0 

7 Cornell* 32 

16 Brown@-1 14 

62 Colby* 0 


202 54 

@-1 Fenway Park, Boston 


1924 (7-0-1) 


Capt: Henry Bjorkman 

40 Norwich* 0 

52 McGill* 0 

38 Vermont* 0 

14 Yale 14 

6 Harvard 0 

10 Brown* 3 


27 Cornell@ 14 

225 31 


1925 (8-0-0) 


Capt: Nathan Parker 

59 Norwich* 0 

34 Hobart* 0 

50 Vermont* 0 

56 Maine* 0 

32 Harvard 9 

14 Brown 0 


33 Chicago 7 

340 29 

1926 (4-4-0) 


Capt: Newman Horton 

59 Norwich* 0 

50 Hobart* 0 

20 Virginia Tech* 0 

7 Yale 14 

12 Harvard 16 

0 Brown* 10 


23 Cornell 24 

203 64 

1927 (7-1-0) 


Capt: Robert MacPhail 

47 Norwich* 0 

46 Hobart* 0 

38 Allegheny* 7 

47 Temple* 7 

30 Harvard 6 

0 Yale 19 

19 Brown 7 

53 Cornell* 7 

280 53 

1928 (5-4-0) 


Capt: Richard Black 

39 Norwich* 6 

44 Hobart* 0 



7 Harvard 19 

0 Yale 18 

0 Brown* 14 

28 Cornell 0 

6 Northwestern 27 

182 103 

1929 (7-2-0) 


Capt: Ellsworth Armstrong 

67 Norwich* 0 

68 Hobart* 0 


34 Columbia 0 

34 Harvard 7 

12 Yale 16 

13 Brown 6 


6 Navy 13 

305 56 

1930 (7-1-1) 


Capt: Harold Andres 

79 Norwich* 0 

20 Bates* 0 



7 Harvard 2 

0 Yale 0 


19 Cornell 13 

7 Stanford 14 

301 43

1931 (5-3-1) 


Capt: Stanley Yudicky 

56 Norwich* 6 

61 Buffalo* 0 


6 Columbia 19 

20 Lebanon Valley* 6 

33 Yale 33 

6 Harvard 7 

14 Cornell* 0 

6 Stanford@ 32 

216 110 

@ Cambridge, Mass. 

1932 (4-4-0) 


Capt: William Hoffman 

73 Norwich* 0 

32 Vermont* 0 


7 Penn 14 

7 Harvard 10 

0 Yale 6 


6 Cornell 21 

156 51 

1933 (4-4-1) 


Capt: Philip Glazer 

41 Norwich* 0 

39 Vermont* 6 

14 Bates* 0 

14 Penn 7 

7 Harvard 7 

13 Yale 14 

0 Princeton 7 

0 Cornell* 7 

0 Chicago 39 

128 87 

Earl Blaik 

1934-40 (7), 45-15-4 


1934 (6-3-0) 

Coach: E. H. Blaik 

Capt: George Hill 

39 Norwich* 0 

32 Vermont* 0 

27 Maine* 0 

27 Virginia* 0 

10 Harvard 0 

2 Yale 7 


6 Cornell 21 


177 73 

1935 (8-2-0) 


Capt: John Kenny 

39 Norwich* 0 

47 Vermont* 0 

59 Bates* 0 

41 Brown 0 

14 Harvard 6 

14 Yale 6 

34 William & Mary* 0 

41 Cornell* 6 


7 Columbia 13 

302 64 

1936 (7-1-1) 


Capt.: Gordon Bennett 

58 Norwich* 0 

56 Vermont* 0 


34 Brown* 0 

26 Harvard 7 

11 Yale 7 


20 Cornell 6 


238 53 

1937 (7-0-2) 


Capt: Merrill Davis 

39 Bates* 0 

31 Amherst* 7 

42 Springfield 0 

41 Brown 0 

20 Harvard 2 

9 Yale 9 


6 Cornell* 6 

27 Columbia 0 

248 33 

1938 (7-2-0) 


Capt: Robert MacLeod 

46 Bates* 0 

51 St. Lawrence* 0 


34 Brown* 13 

13 Harvard 7 

24 Yale 6 

44 Dickinson* 6 

7 Cornell 14 

13 Stanford 23 

254 69 

1939 (5-3-1) 


Capt: Charles Miller 


34 Hampden-Sydney* 6 

0 Navy@-1 0 


16 Harvard 0 

33 Yale 0 

7 Princeton 9 

6 Cornell* 35 

3 Stanford@-2 14 

154 73 

@-1 Baltimore, Md. 


1940 (5-4-0) 


Capt: Louis Young 


21 Franklin & Marshall* 23 


7 Yale 13 

7 Harvard 6 

26 Sewanee* 0 


3 Cornell* 0 

20 Brown 6 

134 82 

D. O. (Tuss) McLaughry 

1941-42, 1945-54 (12) 

44-58-3 

1941 (5-4-0) 

Coach: D. O. McLaughry 

Capt: Charles Pearson 

35 Norwich* 0 

47 Amherst* 7 

18 Colgate* 6 

0 Harvard 7 

7 Yale 0 



19 Cornell 33 

0 Georgia 35 

146 104 

1942 (5-4-0) 


Capt: Edward Kast 


58 Miami (Ohio)* 7 


14 Harvard 2 

7 Yale 17 



19 Cornell@ 21 

26 Columbia 13 

193 135 

@ Civic Stadium, Buffalo 

Earl Brown 

1943-44 (2), 8-6-1 

1943 (6-1-0) 

Coach: E. M. Brown 

Capt: None Elected 


47 Coast Guard* 0 

6 Penn 7 

20 Yale 6 


20 Cornell@ 0 


185 39 


1944 (2-5-1) 

Coach: E. M. Brown 

Capt: None Elected 


6 Penn 20 

0 Notre Dame@ 64 

14 Brown 13 

0 Yale 6 

0 Coast Guard* 19 

13 Cornell 14 

18 Columbia 0 

57 142 


1945 (1-6-1) 


Capts: Meryll Frost, 

Carl McKinnon 


0 Penn 12 

0 Notre Dame 34 

8 Syracuse 0 

0 Yale 6 



0 Columbia 21 

40 119 

1946 (3-6-0) 


Capt: Thomas Douglas 



6 Penn 39 

13 Brown 20 


2 Yale 33 

7 Harvard* 21 

7 Cornell 21 


91 194 

1947 (4-4-1) 


Capt: Judson Hannigan 


28 Syracuse 7 

0 Penn* 32 

13 Brown* 10 

14 Harvard 13 

14 Yale 23 

0 Columbia 15 



102 127 

P A G E 171

1948 (6-2-0) 


Capt: Dale Armstrong 

13 Penn 26 



14 Harvard 7 

41 Yale 14 


26 Cornell 27 


213 130 

1949 (6-2-0) 


Capt: Herbert Carey 

0 Penn 21 



27 Harvard 13 

34 Yale 13 


16 Cornell* 7 


183 107 

1950 (3-5-1) 


Capt: Paul Staley 


7 Michigan 27 

26 Penn 42 

14 Lehigh* 16 

27 Harvard 7 

7 Yale 0 


0 Cornell 24 


123 157 

1951 (4-5-0) 


Capt: William Vesprini 

6 Fordham* 14 

14 Penn 39 

28 Army 14 


26 Harvard 20 

14 Yale 10 

6 Columbia 21 



121 152 

P A G E 172 


1952 (2-7-0) 


Capt: Peter Reich 


0 Penn 7 

7 Army 37 

29 Rutgers* 20 

19 Harvard 26 

7 Yale 21 


7 Cornell 13 


116 198 

1953 (2-7-0) 


Capt: Bayard Johnson 

6 Holy Cross@ 28 

7 Navy 55 

0 Army 27 


14 Harvard 20 

32 Yale 0 




152 219 

@ Lynn, Mass. 

1954 (3-6-0) 


Capt: Louis Turner 


7 Navy* 42 

6 Army 60 

7 Colgate* 13 

13 Harvard 7 

7 Yale 13 


21 Cornell 40 


121 250 

Bob Blackman 

1955-70 (16), 104-37-3 


1955 (3-6-0) 

Coach: R. L. Blackman 

Capt: Leo McKenna 

20 Colgate 21 


0 Brown 7 


14 Harvard* 9 

0 Yale 20 

14 Columbia 7 

7 Cornell* 0 

3 Princeton 6 

92 120 

1956 (5-3-1) 


Capt: Robert Rex 


7 Penn 14 

14 Brown 7 


21 Harvard 28 

0 Yale 19 


27 Cornell 14 


122 89 

1957 (7-1-1) 


Capt: Joseph Palermo 


6 Penn 3 

35 Brown* 0 


26 Harvard 0 

14 Yale 14 

7 Columbia 0 



163 77 

1958 (7-2-0) 


Capt: Alvin Krutsch 


13 Penn* 12 

20 Brown 0 


8 Harvard 16 

22 Yale 14 


32 Cornell 15 


182 83 

1959 (5-3-1) 


Capt: William Gundy 


0 Penn 13 

0 Brown* 0 

12 Boston College 35 

9 Harvard 0 

12 Yale 8 

22 Columbia 0 



96 106 

1960 (5-4-0) 


Capt: Kenneth DeHaven 


15 Penn* 0 

20 Brown 0 


6 Harvard 9 

0 Yale 29 


20 Cornell 0 

0 Princeton 7 

98 66

1961 (6-3-0) 


Capt: James Lemen 


30 Penn 0 

34 Brown* 0 


15 Harvard 21 

24 Yale 8 


15 *Cornell 14 


197 104 

1962 (9-0-0) 


Capt: William King 


17 Penn* 0 

41 Brown 0 


24 Harvard 6 

9 Yale 0 


28 Cornell 21 


236 57 

1963 (7-2-0) 


Capt: Scott Creelman 


28 Penn 0 

14 Brown* 7 


13 Harvard 17 

6 Yale 10 

47 Columbia 6 

12 Cornell* 7 


175 94 

1964 (6-3-0) 


Capt: John McLean 

40 New Hampshire 0 



24 Brown* 14 

48 Harvard 0 

15 Yale 24 


15 Cornell 33 

27 Penn 7 

235 135 


1965 (9-0-0) 


Capt: Thomas Clarke 



24 Penn* 19 

35 Brown 9 

14 Harvard 0 

20 Yale 17 

47 Columbia 0 

20 Cornell* 0 


271 71 

1966 (7-2-0) 


Capt: William Calhoun 




49 Brown* 14 

14 Harvard 19 

28 Yale 13 


32 Cornell 23 

40 Penn 21 

273 131 

1967 (7-2-0) 


Capt: Stephen Luxford 

28 Massachusetts 10 


23 Penn* 0 

41 Brown 6 

23 Harvard 21 

15 Yale 56 

13 Columbia 7 



205 146 

1968 (4-5-0) 


Capt: Randolph Wallick 




48 Brown* 0 

7 Harvard 22 

27 Yale 47 


27 Cornell 6 

21 Penn 26 

206 183 

1969 (8-1-0) 


Capts: John Ritchie, Ernest 

Babcock 



41 Penn* 0 

38 Brown 13 

24 Harvard 10 

42 Yale 21 

37 Columbia 7 

24 Cornell* 7 


282 99 

1970 (9-0-0) 


Capts: Murry Bowden, 

Robert Peters 




42 Brown* 14 

37 Harvard 14 

10 Yale 0 


24 Cornell 0 

28 Penn 0 

311 42 

Jake Crouthamel 

1971-77 (7), 41-20-2 

1971 (8-1-0) 

Coach: J. J. Crouthamel 

Capts: Stuart Simms, Wayne 

Young 



19 Penn* 3 

10 Brown 7 

16 Harvard 13 

17 Yale* 15 




207 106 

1972 (7-1-1) 


Capts: Robert Norton, 

Frederick Radke 




49 Brown* 20 

21 Harvard 21 

14 Yale 45 


31 Cornell 22 

31 Penn 17 

260 168 

1973 (6-3-0) 


Capts: Thomas C. Csatari, 

Herbert Hopkins 



16 Penn* 22 

28 Brown 16 

24 Harvard 18 

24 Yale* 13 

24 Columbia 6 

17 Cornell* 0 


184 119 

1974 (3-6-0) 


Capts: Thomas 

Snickenberger, 

Brian Wroczynski 




7 Brown 6 


9 Yale 14 


21 Cornell 9 

20 Penn 27 

103 115 

1975 (5-3-1) 


Capts: Thomas Parnon, 

Reginald Williams 



19 Penn* 14 

10 Brown* 10 

10 Harvard 24 

14 Yale 16 




160 121 

1976 (6-3-0) 


Capts: Kevin Young, Patrick 

Sullivan 

20 Penn* 0 



14 Yale 18 


35 Cornell 0 


21 Brown 35 


236 111 

1977 (6-3-0) 


Capts: Curtis Oberg, James 

Vailas 



38 Boston Univ. 0 

3 Yale 0 

25 Harvard 31 


14 Columbia 7 

10 Brown* 13 

3 Penn 7 

141 96 

Joe Yukica 

1978-86 (9), 36-47-4 

1978 (6-3-0) 

Coach: J. M. Yukica 

Capts: Eugene Teevens, 

Joseph Nastri 

31 Penn* 21 



10 Yale* 3 

19 Harvard 24 

14 Cornell 7 


31 Brown 21 


187 159 

P A G E 173

1979 (4-4-1) 


Capts: Thomas Marek, Cody 

Press 




0 Yale 3 

10 Harvard 7 


17 Columbia 0 

24 Brown* 10 

20 Penn 6 

98 86 

1980 (4-6-0) 


Capts: David Shula, Jerome 

Pierce 

40 Penn* 7 



14 William & Mary 17 


3 Cornell 7 

7 Yale* 35 


28 Brown 24 


207 170 

1981 (6-4-0) 


Capts: Kent Cooper, George 

Thompson 





24 Harvard 10 

42 Cornell* 7 

3 Yale 24 

21 Columbia 7 

38 Brown* 13 

33 Penn 13 

208 137 

1982 (5-5-0) 


Capts: Sean Maher, 

David Neslund 

0 Penn* 21 



16 William & Mary 24 


14 Cornell 13 

21 Yale* 22 


22 Brown 16 


219 235 

P A G E 174 


1983 (4-5-1) 


Capts: Francis Polsinello, 

David Fuhrman 


12 Army 13 



28 Harvard 12 


24 Yale 21 

17 Columbia@ 17 

7 Brown* 25 

14 Penn 38 

185 208 

@ E. Rutherford, N.J. 

1984 (2-7-0) 


Capts: Donald Pomeroy, 

Richard Weissman 

24 Penn* 55 



18 Yale 28 

7 Harvard* 21 

10 Cornell 13 


27 Brown 11 


174 226 

1985 (2-7-1) 


Capts: Robert Brown, 

Leonard Fontes 





7 Harvard 17 

20 Cornell 17 

17 Yale* 17 

34 Columbia 3 

0 Brown* 22 

14 Penn 19 

144 199 

1986 (3-6-1) 


Capts: David Gabianelli, 

Russell Gardner 

7 Penn* 21 


0 Navy 45 



7 Cornell* 10 

39 Yale 13 


21 Brown 21 


188 272 

Eugene (Buddy) Teevens 

1987-91 (5), 26-22-2 

1987 (2-8-0) 

Coach: E. F. Teevens III 

Capts: Brett Matthews, 

Matthew Drury 



38 Davidson* 7 


3 Harvard 42 

14 Cornell 21 

7 Yale* 17 


0 Brown* 19 

7 Penn 49 

110 302 

1988 (5-5-0) 


Capts: David Gazzaniga, 

Paul Michael 

27 Penn* 33 

16 Lehigh* 41 

24 Davidson 3 


38 Harvard* 7 

7 Cornell* 24 

13 Yale 22 


37 Brown 24 


209 198 

1989 (5-5-0) 


Capts: Mark Johnson, Kevin 

Luensmann 



20 Bucknell 36 


19 Yale* 24 

5 Harvard 6 

28 Cornell 14 


12 Brown* 6 

24 Penn 0 

170 178 

1990 (7-2-1) 


Capts: Peter Chapman, 

Richard Joyce 

6 Penn* 16 

33 Lehigh* 14 



27 Yale* 17 

11 Cornell 6 

17 Harvard* 0 


29 Brown 0 


211 121 

1991 (7-2-1) 


Capts: Michael Bobo, 

Salvatore Sciretto, Harry 

Wright 

21 Penn 15 


28 Lehigh 30 


28 Yale 24 


31 Harvard 31 


45 Brown* 13 


283 209 

John Lyons 

1992-2004 (13), 60-68-1 

1992 (8-2-0) 

Coach: J. J. Lyons 

Capts: Gregory Hoffmeister, 

George Neos, Michael 

Phillips 

36 Penn* 17 




39 Yale* 27 

16 Cornell 26 

31 Harvard 7 


51 Brown 28 


364 203 

1993 (7-3-0) 


Capt: Jay Fiedler 

6 Penn 10 


31 Bucknell 13 


31 Yale 14 




39 Brown* 16 


258 188 

1994 (4-6-0) 


Capts: Josh Bloom, Hunter 

Buckner 

16 Colgate 20 

11 Penn* 13 

31 Fordham* 14 


14 Yale* 13 

14 Cornell 17 



14 Brown 27 


166 187 

1995 (7-2-1) 


Capts: Taran Lent, Peter 

Oberle 

12 Penn 20 

34 Fordham 14 



22 Yale 7 


23 Harvard 7 


10 Brown* 7 


222 137 

1996 (10-0-0) 


Capts: Mark Abel, 

Brian Larsen, Gregory Smith 

24 Penn* 22 

21 Lehigh 14 

20 Fordham* 7 


40 Yale* 6 

38 Cornell 21 

6 Harvard 3 


27 Brown 24 


275 104

1997 (8-2-0) 


Capts: William Harper, 

Lloyd Lee, Zachary Walz 

23 Penn 15 



31 Fordham 10 

21 Yale 7 

26 Lehigh* 46 

0 Harvard* 24 


13 Brown* 7 

12 Princeton* (OT) 9 

208 165 

1998 (2-8-0) 


Capts: Jonathan Gibbs, 

Kyle Rogers, Adam Young 

14 Penn* 17 

3 Maine 14 

13 Lafayette* (OT) 10 

24 Colgate 45 

22 Yale* 19 

11 Cornell 14 

7 Harvard* 20 


21 Brown 28 


142 226 

1999 (2-8-0) 


Capts: Reggie Belhomme, 

Caleb Moore, Thomas 

Reusser, Kyle Schroeder 

6 Penn 17 

3 Colgate* 35 


14 Lehigh* 30 

3 Yale 44 


21 Harvard 63 


28 Brown* 35 


138 300 

2000 (2-8-0) 


Capt: Caleb Moore 



14 Penn 48 

14 Yale* 24 



7 Harvard* 49 

31 Cornell 49 

26 Brown* 34 


231 388 


2001 (1-8-0) 


Capt: Matthew Mercer 

Colgate (cancelled) 


20 Penn* 21 

32 Yale 27 



21 Harvard 31 


16 Brown 41 


202 301 

2002 (3-7-0) 


Capt: Kevin Noone 

26 Colgate 30 


14 Penn 49 

20 Yale* 17 




19 Cornell 21 

18 Brown* 21 


247 295 

2003 (5-5-0) 


Capts: Casey Cramer, 

Clayton Smith 

9 Colgate* 31 


20 Penn* 33 

17 Yale 40 



30 Harvard 16 


21 Brown 26 


211 261 

2004 (1-9-0) 


Capts: Ryan Conger, Chris 

Dodds, Chris Little, Clayton 

Smith 

15 Colgate 17 


0 Penn 35 

14 Yale* 24 


6 Columbia 9 


7 Cornell 14 

20 Brown* 7 


108 205 

2005 (2-8-0) 

Coach: E. F. Teevens 

Capts: Joshua Dooley, 

Anthony Gargiulo 



9 Penn* 26 

0 Yale 13 



14 Harvard 42 


14 Brown 24 


126 260 

Celebration: Brown game, 2006 

Eugene (Buddy) Teevens 

2005- 

2006 (2-8-0) 

Coach: E. F. Teevens 

Capts: Preston Copley, 

Michael Rabil 

7 Colgate 28 


10 Penn 17 

14 Yale* 26 

21 Holy Cross* (OT) 24 

20 Columbia 7 

0 Harvard* 28 

25 Cornell 28 

19 Brown* (OT) 13 


147 254 

P A G E 175

Sports Publicity Office 

The Dartmouth Sports Publicity Office is located in Room 164 

of Alumni Gymnasium. 

Phone: (603) 646-2468 

Fax: (603) 646-1286 

Kathy Phillips at Home: (603) 448-2103 

Football Press Box: (603) 646-0111 or (603) 646-2476 

Web Site: www.DartmouthSports.com 

Mailing Address: Dartmouth College, 6083 Alumni 

Gymnasium, Hanover, NH 03755-3512 

Sports Publicity Staff 

Kathy Phillips, Director 

Kathy.phillips@dartmouth.edu 

Dara Ely, Assistant Director 

Dara.Ely@dartmouth.edu 

Heather Croze, Assistant Director 

heather.croze@dartmouth.edu 

Cindi Mansell, Administrative Assistant 

cindi.mansell@dartmouth.edu 

Matt Faulkner, Intern 

Matthew.Faulkner@dartmouth.edu 

Additional Phone Numbers 

Buddy Teevens Office: 

Head Football Coach (603) 646-2467 

Rick Adams Office: 

Athletic Liaison (603) 646-2286 

Office of Public Affairs 

Football Ticket Office (603) 646-2466 

Credentials 

REQUESTS FOR WORKING PRESS CREDENTIALS 

for games at Dartmouth's Memorial Field should be made to 

the Sports Publicity Office at least ONE WEEK prior to a 

scheduled contest. Seats in the Memorial Field press box are 

RESERVED FOR WORKING PERSONNEL ONLY. 

Children are not admitted into the press box during the game. 

The Dartmouth press box is wireless. 

Statistics 

Quickie stats, play-by-play, halftime and post-game statistics 

will be distributed in the press box. Final statistics packages are 

available in the Sports Publicity Office. 

Post-Game Interviews 

Following each home game, Coach Buddy Teevens and selected 

players will be brought to Oberlander Lounge in Alumni 

Gymnasium for post-game interviews. Interviews with visiting 

coaches and requested players, also in Oberlander Lounge, will 

precede Coach Teevens and Dartmouth players. 

Dart-Line 

Call (603) 646-3278 for 24-hour scores and updates on all 

Dartmouth athletic teams. The Dart-Line is updated after all 

Dartmouth football games. 

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MEDIA INFORMATION 

Web Sites 

Dartmouth's weekly game notes, updated statistics and game 

results are posted on the Big Green athletic web site: 

dartmouthsports.com 

An independent web site, biggreenalert.com, provides 

daily coverage of Big Green football. A subscription fee is 

charged for full access to this site. 

Directions to Dartmouth/Hanover: 

From Boston: 

• I-93 North to I-89 North (Concord, NH) to Exit 18 (Route 

120, Lebanon/Hanover) 

• Bear right off exit ramp, follow Route 120 North to Hanover 

(5 miles) 

• In Hanover, bear right at fork by Co-Op Gas Station 

• At second light, turn left onto East Wheelock Street 

• Travel time: 2 to 2.5 hours 

From Manchester, NH Airport: 

• I-293 South to I-93 North 

• I-93 North to I-89 North to Exit 18 as above 

• Travel time: 1.5 hours 

From New York City: 

• I-95 North to New Haven or I-684 North to I-84 North to 

Hartford 

• From either route, take I-91 North to Exit 13 (Norwich, 

VT/Hanover, NH) 

• Bear right off exit ramp, cross Connecticut River into 

Hanover and Dartmouth campus via West Wheelock Street 


From Burlington, VT Airport: 

• I-89 South to I-91 North, to Exit 13 as above 


Dartmouth Football on the Radio 

Dartmouth football games, home and away, are broadcast on 

WDCR (1340 AM) and WFRD (99.3 FM). Bob Lipman provides 

the play-by-play. Joining him for color commentary is former 

Dartmouth co-captain and All-Ivy linebacker Wayne Young 

'72. 

The game broadcast is also available on the Web. For Big 

Green sports action all year, point your browser to: 

www.dartmouth.edu/~brdcast/sports/ 

CREDITS 

The 2007 Dartmouth College Football Media Guide is published 

by the Dartmouth College Sports Publicity Office. 

Editor: Jack DeGange 

Associate Editor: Bruce Wood 

Editorial Assistance: Kathy Phillips, Cindi Mansell, Heather 

Croze, Dara Ely, Paul Manning, Matt Faulkner 

Photography/Illustrations: Mark Washburn, Joe Mehling '69, 

Kathy Phillips, David Silverman/DSPics.com, David Gard, Tom 

McNeill, Gil Talbot, Tennessee Titans/Donn Jones, National 

Football Foundation, Dartmouth College Archives, Martin Grant 

Design: Dana Flewelling 

Printing: Whitman Communications, Lebanon, N.H.

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