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<strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
<strong>QUAKERS</strong><br />
2009 Football Media Guide
2009 <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Football<br />
Contents<br />
CAMPUs Visit<br />
About <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> .......................2<br />
Williams Stadium .......................................3<br />
Athletic Training ........................................4<br />
WC Athletics Hall of Fame ........................5<br />
WC All-Americans .....................................6<br />
CoACHinG stAFF<br />
Head Coach Barry Wulf .............................7<br />
Assistant Coaches .................................8–9<br />
2009 sCHedULe And oPPonents<br />
Opponent Information ......................10–13<br />
Ohio Athletic Conference .......................13<br />
2009 seAson PreView<br />
Season Preview..................................14–15<br />
2009 PLAyer ProFiLes<br />
Returning Seniors ..............................16–17<br />
Returning Juniors ..............................17–19<br />
Returning Sophomores .....................19–20<br />
Transfer Freshmen ...................................21<br />
2008 in reView<br />
2008 Season Review ................................22<br />
2008 Season Stats ...................................23<br />
For tHe reCord<br />
Community Service .................................24<br />
Single-Game Records ..............................25<br />
Single-Season Records ......................26–27<br />
Career Records ..................................28–29<br />
All-Time Results .................................30–31<br />
MediA<br />
Media Information ...................................32<br />
Credits<br />
The 2009 <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Football Media Guide<br />
is produced and edited by the <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
Sports Information Office. editor: Jeff Hibbs<br />
Photographs: Randy Sarvis, Scott Olmstead, Bob<br />
Atkins and Jeff Hibbs<br />
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Table of Contents<br />
wC QUiCk FACts<br />
Location ............................................. <strong>Wilmington</strong>, Ohio<br />
Founded .................................................................1870<br />
Religious Affiliation ........... Religious Society of Friends<br />
Nickname ......................................................... Quakers<br />
Colors .....................................................Green & White<br />
Enrollment .............................................................1,200<br />
Stadium .................................. Williams Stadium (3,500)<br />
Conference ............................Ohio Athletic Conference<br />
Affiliation ............................................NCAA Division III<br />
President ..............................................Dr. Dan DiBiasio<br />
Director of Athletics ............................. Dr. Terry Rupert<br />
Office Phone .......................(937) 382-6661 ext. 255<br />
Faculty Representative ............. Caralee Capone-Bethel<br />
Head Coach ................................................... Barry Wulf<br />
Alma Mater ..................................... <strong>Wilmington</strong>, ’95<br />
Office Phone .......................(937) 382-6661 ext. 648<br />
Sports Information Director ...........................Jeff Hibbs<br />
Office Phone .......................(937) 382-6661 ext. 347<br />
Campus Web Site .......................www2.wilmington.edu<br />
on tHe CoVer<br />
Six words provide clear<br />
focus for the 2009<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Quakers.<br />
One team.<br />
One heartbeat.<br />
One swagger.<br />
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About <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
• Office of Admission/Financial Aid: Pyle Center Box 1325, <strong>Wilmington</strong>, Ohio 45177 ...(937) 382-6661, Ext. 260<br />
• Athletics Department: Pyle Center Box 1246, <strong>Wilmington</strong>, OH 45177 .........................(937) 382-6661, Ext. 467<br />
Visit wilmington <strong>College</strong> online at www2.wilmington.edu<br />
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• Total Enrollment: 1,200 students on the main<br />
campus; 400 at two Cincinnati branches (Blue<br />
Ash and Cincinnati State)<br />
• Student/Faculty Ratio: 14:1<br />
• Four computer labs with free Internet access,<br />
log-ins and e-mail accounts; student residence<br />
halls wired for Internet and campus network<br />
applications<br />
• 60 percent of classes have fewer than 20<br />
students<br />
• Average ACT score of entering freshmen: 21<br />
• Average high school GPA of entering<br />
freshmen: 3.1<br />
• Academic scholarships ranging from $1,000 to<br />
$10,000 are available at the time of admission<br />
to high school students having at least a 3.0<br />
cumulative GPA and either ranking in the top<br />
20 percent of their senior class or scoring at<br />
least a 24 on the ACT. Transfer scholarships<br />
are available with a 3.3 cumulative GPA and<br />
at least one year of college work.<br />
• Average financial aid package: $18,500<br />
• 23 majors offered, including education,<br />
agriculture, athletic training and business/<br />
economics<br />
• 22 intercollegiate sports offered; NCAA<br />
Division III athletics in the Ohio Athletic<br />
Conference<br />
• Six residence halls (female only and co-ed),<br />
two apartment-style complexes and<br />
special-interest housing<br />
• 9.5 percent minority student population<br />
• Students come from 11 different states and<br />
seven different nations<br />
• 2008–09 Costs: Tuition & Fees: $22,872,<br />
Room & Board: $8,010<br />
• Rolling admission<br />
• Recognized by the John Templeton<br />
Foundation for character-building and<br />
student leadership programs<br />
• Named to the top tier of Midwest Regional<br />
Liberal Arts <strong>College</strong>s by U.S. News & World<br />
Report in its 2008 Best <strong>College</strong>s issue
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Williams Stadium<br />
Williams Stadium is a place of great tradition. The 2008 season ushered in a new tradition at the home of <strong>Wilmington</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong> football as the Quakers unveiled a new synthetic playing surface and lighting.<br />
On Sept. 20, playing on the new turf and under the new lights, the Quakers started the new tradition by continuing<br />
a time-tested tradition of excellence with a 34–7 rout of Marietta before a near-capacity crowd at the 3,500-seat venue.<br />
“You couldn’t have written a story any better than the whole day,” <strong>Wilmington</strong> head coach Barry Wulf said. “We had more<br />
than 80 recruits and their families here. Our kids played great. The fireworks and the band were great. What a great show<br />
for the community.”<br />
The Quakers were all but unbeatable on home turf in 2008, with their only loss at Williams Stadium coming to eventual<br />
national champion Mount Union.<br />
In 2009, <strong>Wilmington</strong> will play six games at Williams Stadium, beginning with the Sept. 5 season opener under the lights<br />
with Mount St. Joseph.<br />
“Having six games at home has been a rallying cry, and our kids have bought into it,” Wulf said. “Having the new turf<br />
and the lights has created a new environment, and our kids recognize that and they are excited about it. Having six home<br />
games should provide us an even bigger lift.”<br />
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Athletic Training<br />
Athletic training is an exciting and fast-paced allied medical profession. As an integral member of the athletic<br />
healthcare team, the certified athletic trainer (ATC) is educated in the prevention, treatment, evaluation and<br />
rehabilitation of sports-related injuries and illnesses sustained by physically active people. Certified athletic<br />
trainers work closely with medical professionals in a wide range of settings that include high schools, colleges<br />
and universities, professional teams, sports medicine clinics, corporate fitness facilities and hospitals.<br />
In 2005, <strong>Wilmington</strong>’s athletic training program earned the maximum seven-year accreditation from<br />
the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE). Students completing the Bachelor<br />
of Science degree program at WC are eligible for the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Board of<br />
Certification (NATABOC) examination to become a certified athletic trainer. Students also are eligible for the Ohio<br />
licensing exam upon earning their ATC credentials. All athletic training students are considered pre-professional<br />
during their first two semesters. After satisfactory completion of the pre-professional requirements, students<br />
are advanced to the professional phase of the curriculum, including advanced clinical education.<br />
wC Athletic training scholarship<br />
All students accepted into the athletic training program<br />
receive $5,000 in scholarships over three years. Students<br />
receive $1,500 their sophomore and junior years and $2,000<br />
their senior year.<br />
Athletic training internships<br />
WC interns get to experience first-hand the full scope of<br />
sports medicine. Some of WC’s most recent internship sites<br />
include the Cincinnati Bengals, Cincinnati Reds, Columbus<br />
Crew, Dayton Dragons, Dayton Sports Medicine Institute<br />
and many area clinics and high schools.<br />
national Program recognition<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> students have received an unprecedented six<br />
NATA scholarships. One graduate earned the highest score<br />
on the national certification exam. WC’s program also has<br />
been featured on the front cover of the NATA News and in<br />
The Chronicle of Higher Education.<br />
Dr. Jan Saunders, Orthopaedics<br />
Dr. Joseph Chen, Ophthalmology<br />
Dr. Joseph Choo, Cardiology<br />
Dr. Glenn MacDonald, Optometrist<br />
Dr. Patrick Nunan, Podiatry<br />
sPeCiALists in tHe PreVention, treAtMent<br />
And reHABiLitAtion oF sPorts inJUries<br />
wilmington <strong>College</strong> team Physicians<br />
Dr. Mike Newman, Surgery<br />
Dr. Shawn Swick, Family Practice<br />
Dr. Chris Stromberg, Chiropractor<br />
Dr. David VanZant, Dentist<br />
Dr. Jay White, ENT<br />
For More inForMAtion: 1-800-753-0917<br />
wC Admissions office .....................................................................Ext. 260<br />
At Program director: Larry Howard; MA, ATC, LAT ...........................Ext. 257<br />
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Established in 1991, the <strong>Wilmington</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong> Athletics Hall of Fame honors those<br />
who have achieved and contributed to<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong>’s intercollegiate sports.<br />
Candidates for the Hall must meet<br />
requirements established by the WC<br />
Athletics Department. Once nominated<br />
by the Athletics Department, qualified<br />
candidates are voted on by a committee<br />
of WC staff, alumni and others close to the<br />
athletics program.<br />
A new class is inducted every year at<br />
halftime of the homecoming football<br />
game.<br />
Class of 1991<br />
Charles Bolen<br />
Larry Clark<br />
Karl Finkes<br />
Rene Frey<br />
Jake Harner<br />
Gary McCarthy<br />
Kirk Mee III<br />
Fred Raizk<br />
C.W. Van Schoyck<br />
Kenneth Weimer<br />
Howard Weimer<br />
E.H. Zigler<br />
Class of 1992<br />
Dr. H. Richard Bath<br />
Reinhold Finkes<br />
George A. Morton<br />
William Rudduck<br />
Dan Simpson<br />
Steve Spirk<br />
Class of 1993<br />
Ron Clark<br />
Walt Hobble<br />
Bill Hoffeld<br />
Michael Schneider<br />
Class of 1994<br />
Imad El-Macharrafie<br />
Cindy Stout<br />
Tom Vessely<br />
Paul Dean Waddell<br />
Class of 1995<br />
Dale Beckett<br />
Don Benhase<br />
Virgil Patrick<br />
Leroy Senne<br />
Class of 1996<br />
Linda Fittro<br />
John Ross<br />
Gary Worthy<br />
Fletcher Yates<br />
Class of 1997<br />
Sharri Brumfield<br />
Ekow Dennis<br />
Jamie Perkins<br />
Peter Sturtevant<br />
Jacob Von Kanel<br />
Class of 1998<br />
Toni Allen<br />
Stanley McCoy<br />
Robert Gregg<br />
William Lewis<br />
Shown are 2008 Hall of Fame Inductees (left to right)<br />
Jenny (Eagan) Atkinson, Joanne Ludmann, Steve Moyer and Wayne Stacy.<br />
Class of 1999<br />
Art Brady<br />
Joe Fife<br />
Bill Ramseyer<br />
John Woolums<br />
Class of 2000<br />
Bill Atsalis<br />
Fritz Plinke<br />
Roger Tewksbury<br />
Jennifer (Tuke) Custis<br />
Class of 2001<br />
Gregg Ayers<br />
Valerie Bonnette<br />
Fran Pirozzolo<br />
Richard Scott<br />
Class of 2002<br />
Cosmo Collett<br />
Suzanne (Coyne)<br />
Harrison<br />
Ken Minor<br />
Keith Myers<br />
Class of 2003<br />
Bill Daugherty<br />
Richard Fortner<br />
Jerry Muldoon<br />
Kelly Truce<br />
Class of 2004<br />
Tim Cleary<br />
Tim Dicke<br />
Jeff Johnson<br />
Kathy (Sprenz) McCord<br />
Class of 2005<br />
John Calhoun<br />
Brooks Lawrence<br />
Lori (May) West<br />
Chris Tuzzeo<br />
Moyer, stacy inducted to wC Hall of Fame<br />
Steve Moyer and Wayne Stacy were among the 2008 inductees of the <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Athletics Hall of Fame.<br />
Moyer spent his first year with the <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> football team as a member of the offensive line. The transfer from Eastern<br />
Kentucky University, however, longed to make tackles rather than throw blocks. In 1977, he was switched to linebacker, launching what<br />
turned out to be the most prolific three years of individual tackling in team history.<br />
In 1977, Moyer recorded 130 tackles and snagged five interceptions. A year later he set the single-season tackles record of 170 that still<br />
stands 31 years later. In just three seasons, the Valley View High School graduate compiled 427 tackles, also a record that continues to<br />
endure the test of time. Moyer’s nine interceptions also rank on the WC Top-10 list.<br />
Stacy is one of WC’s most celebrated two-sport athletes. In 1989 he set the school record in the discus and decathlon—records that<br />
still stand, like his 100-meter dash mark established in 1991. On the football field Stacy played safety in 1988 and finished with four<br />
interceptions and more than 80 tackles. The departures of Derron Calvert and Keith Regenhard created a void at wide receiver that he<br />
was chosen to help fill. In the next two seasons Stacy pulled down 117 catches for 1,803 yards and 20 touchdowns, numbers that occupy<br />
Top-10 positions in the WC all-time charts. In 1990 he was named an NAIA All-American.<br />
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Hall of Fame<br />
Class of 2006<br />
Deanne (Arnold) Whalen<br />
David Dill<br />
Jay Niswonger<br />
Reggie Tucker<br />
Class of 2007<br />
Russ Miller<br />
Ed Minor<br />
Greg Sczurek<br />
Stacey (Williams) Deaton<br />
Class of 2008<br />
Jenny (Eagan) Atkinson<br />
Joanne Ludmann<br />
Steve Moyer<br />
Wayne Stacy<br />
Hall of Fame<br />
input welcomed<br />
The <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Athletics<br />
Department and Hall of Fame<br />
Committee welcome input about<br />
potential nominees. Please e-mail<br />
comments to Director of Athletics<br />
Terry Rupert at terry_rupert@<br />
wilmington.edu or by telephone,<br />
937-382-6661, Ext. 255.<br />
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1972 Ken Truster<br />
Bill Roll<br />
1973 Heinz Finkes<br />
Steve Magoteaux<br />
1974 Steve Magoteaux<br />
Mike Theisen<br />
1975 Curt Clifford<br />
Larry Jones<br />
Bill Mobley<br />
Jamie Perkins<br />
1976 Curt Clifford<br />
Jamie Perkins<br />
Hubert Tucker<br />
1977 Reinhold Finkes<br />
Mike Hendley<br />
1978 Reinhold Finkes<br />
Mike Hendley<br />
Steve Moyer<br />
1979 Steve Moyer<br />
Russell Williams<br />
1980 John Calhoun<br />
Jim Chilcote<br />
Larry Davis<br />
Dave Dill<br />
Gary Worthy<br />
1981 Dave Dill<br />
Ed Minor<br />
Jim Schiller<br />
Gary Worthy<br />
1982 Curt Downing<br />
Mike Gilday<br />
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All-Americans<br />
wiLMinGton is HoMe to ALL-AMeriCAn trAdition<br />
Since 1972, 75 <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> football players have earned All-America honors. Will No. 76 be<br />
wearing the green and white this fall?<br />
“We know that individual success comes after team success, and often comes as result of team success,”<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> head coach Barry Wulf said. “When you look at the impressive list of All-Americans that have<br />
been a part of this program, you are immediately reminded of not only incredibly talented, but remarkably<br />
unselfish players—players who always had their teams’ best interest in mind. Our players understand and<br />
appreciate what it takes for teams and individuals to achieve.”<br />
The Quakers also have made their mark in the classroom. Twenty-five <strong>Wilmington</strong> football players have<br />
received either Academic All-American or Academic All-District honors since 1982.<br />
“Our players know that coming to <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> is about more than football. It’s about developing<br />
the skills that will help them be community leaders,” Wulf said. “We are extremely proud of the tradition of<br />
classroom excellence and community service within this program.”<br />
tHe ALL-AMeriCAn trAdition ContinUes<br />
Ted Hall<br />
Mark Netzel<br />
Gary Worthy<br />
1983 Randy Blossom<br />
Curt Downing<br />
Dan Bennett<br />
Tony Neloms<br />
Mark Netzel<br />
Jim Sposet<br />
Mark Weigel<br />
1984 Tom Hale<br />
Ted Mehlman<br />
Tom Miles<br />
Tony Neloms<br />
1985 Dave Carr<br />
Garnail Fulton<br />
Jeff Johnson<br />
Don Sizer<br />
1986 Derron Calvert<br />
Jeff Johnson<br />
Chuck Province<br />
Chris Richards<br />
Don Sizer<br />
1987 Derron Calvert<br />
Don Sizer<br />
1988 Derron Calvert<br />
Mike Johnson<br />
Mark Mahon<br />
Bryan Sparks<br />
1989 Mike Johnson<br />
Scott Pritt<br />
1990 Wayne Stacy<br />
1994 Jason Tincher<br />
1997 Jerry Ward<br />
1998 Bart Vaughn<br />
1999 Bob Hess<br />
2000 Antonio Broadnax<br />
Jon Cain<br />
Nick Nicastro<br />
Adam Ryan<br />
2001 Antonio Broadnax<br />
2003 Brandon Tisdale<br />
2004 Brandon Tisdale<br />
2006 Chad Otte<br />
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Academic All-America or All-district<br />
1982 Mike Doerger<br />
Curt Downing<br />
Ted Hall<br />
1983 Curt Downing<br />
Ted Mehlman<br />
1984 Ted Mehlman<br />
1985 Jeff Johnson<br />
Randy Ramseyer<br />
Mike White<br />
1986 Jeff Johnson<br />
1987 Kurt Kiessling<br />
1988 Kurt Kiessling<br />
1989 Scott Anderson<br />
Bill Kennedy<br />
Scott Pritt<br />
1990 Scott Anderson<br />
Bill Kennedy<br />
1998 Kevin Otte<br />
1999 Nick Nicastro<br />
2000 Kevin Otte<br />
2001 Nick Nicastro<br />
Bruce Kennedy<br />
Jake Pence<br />
2003 Abe Lawson<br />
2004 Chad Otte
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After receiving a master’s in sports administration from<br />
Oklahoma State in 1999, Wulf came home to <strong>Wilmington</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong> as an assistant coach, where he worked with all three<br />
phases of the team before being named head coach in May 2005.<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong>, he said, is committed to developing both players and<br />
people.<br />
“Coaching is teaching,” Wulf said. “We’re fortunate that we get to<br />
teach young men a game, but in reality we’re teaching them life<br />
lessons through this game. Wins on Saturdays are important, but<br />
what’s most important is how well we help prepare these young<br />
men for their lives beyond <strong>Wilmington</strong>. That’s the scale that weighs<br />
our true level of success.“<br />
A Cincinnati native, Wulf played football for and graduated<br />
from Anderson High School. He and his wife, Deirdre, reside in<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> with their son, Davis, and daughters, Breianna<br />
and Baylie.<br />
Head Coach Barry Wulf<br />
Barry Wulf begins his fifth season as head coach of the Quakers in 2009. In 2008, Wulf<br />
led <strong>Wilmington</strong> to its best record in seven years and was named the Ohio Athletic<br />
Conference Co-coach of the Year.<br />
“That was very humbling, but I give all of the credit to our coaching staff and our kids,”<br />
Wulf said. “When they found out, they were excited. Even though there’s one name on<br />
the award, it is still a team honor for the body of work that this entire football family had<br />
done. To be recognized as such by the OAC’s coaches says a lot, and we’re looking to<br />
build upon that. We were excited about the progress we made last year, but we also<br />
know that we left quite a few wins on the table that we intend to go get this year.”<br />
A four-year tight end and punter during his WC playing days, Wulf is very much at home<br />
on the <strong>Wilmington</strong> sideline.<br />
“<strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> is my home,” Wulf said. “I enjoyed <strong>Wilmington</strong> as a player and<br />
I enjoy it as a coach. There’s a lot of pride, a lot of tradition at <strong>Wilmington</strong>, and I’m<br />
blessed to be a part of it.”<br />
Wulf was an assistant coach on the Quakers’ staff for two seasons before accepting<br />
an assistant coaching position with Oklahoma State University. In Stillwater, he coached<br />
the offensive line that paved the way for the Cowboys’ trip to the Alamo Bowl in 1997.<br />
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Assistant Coaches<br />
Jim Marsh<br />
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks<br />
A veteran of the sideline, Jim Marsh<br />
returns for his 16th season on the<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> football staff.<br />
Marsh served as the quarterbacks<br />
coach from 1993 to 1996 before<br />
coaching the Quakers’ running backs<br />
during the 1997 season. In 1998,<br />
Marsh was named the team’s offensive<br />
coordinator and has served in that<br />
capacity in all but one year since.<br />
Marsh grew up in Hillsboro, Ohio, and started his playing<br />
career with the Hillsboro High School Indians. He graduated<br />
from Hillsboro in 1981 and took his playing skills to<br />
West Virginia Tech, where he was a four-year starter on the<br />
offensive line. He graduated from WVT in 1986 with a degree<br />
in business education. He also holds a master’s in industrial/<br />
occupational safety from West Virginia University.<br />
Marsh’s coaching career started at West Virginia Tech as an<br />
assistant in 1989 before he was named head coach in 1990. He<br />
also was an assistant at Bethany (W. Va.) <strong>College</strong> and West Liberty<br />
State. Marsh also is WC’s director of operations and teaches HPE<br />
and business courses.<br />
“Jim is a great football coach. He loves <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
football, our kids and our staff,” <strong>Wilmington</strong> head coach Barry<br />
Wulf said. “We’re thankful to have Jim as a part of our staff. He<br />
continues to be a leader of our offense, and we are excited about<br />
what our offensive capabilities are going to be.”<br />
Marsh and his wife, Tish, have three sons, Garrett, Trent and Sloan.<br />
They reside in <strong>Wilmington</strong>.<br />
Marque Jones<br />
Wide Receivers<br />
Marque Jones has been an integral<br />
part of <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> football<br />
for more than three decades.<br />
Jones stresses all phases of the<br />
wide receiver position, and the<br />
results speak for themselves. Four<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> receivers—most<br />
recently Jon Cain—have received<br />
All-American honors under Jones’<br />
tutelage.<br />
A native of Miami, Fla., Jones was a<br />
two-year starter at Curley High School, graduating in 1969.<br />
During his collegiate career with the Quakers, Jones was a fouryear<br />
letter winner (1973–76) at wide receiver. He caught 39 career<br />
passes for 620 yards, averaging 15.8 yards per reception. His most<br />
productive season was 1975, when he hauled in 21 receptions for<br />
310 yards.<br />
Jones graduated from <strong>Wilmington</strong> in 1977 with a business<br />
administration degree and attended the University of Cincinnati<br />
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on a graduate honor scholarship. In 1979, he received a master’s<br />
in marketing from UC.<br />
“You can’t say enough about what Marque means to our football<br />
family, our program and this community,” <strong>Wilmington</strong> head<br />
coach Barry Wulf said. “He’s such an extraordinary teacher of wide<br />
receiver play, but he teaches more than football. He talks about<br />
life and things that are most important.”<br />
Jones and his wife, Terri, have three children; Daryl, Desiree and<br />
Marque. They reside in <strong>Wilmington</strong>.<br />
Will Isaac<br />
Running Backs<br />
Will Isaac returns to the Quaker<br />
sideline for his seventh year as an<br />
assistant coach and fifth season as<br />
running backs coach.<br />
Isaac is no stranger to the<br />
position he coaches. In 2002, he<br />
became just the fifth running back<br />
in <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> history to<br />
eclipse the 1,000-yard mark in a<br />
season when he gained 1,006 yards in 10 games. In 2001 he<br />
narrowly missed the 1,000-yard plateau, rushing for 901.<br />
Despite an injury-shortened career, Isaac ranks third in<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> history in career rushing yards with<br />
2,191, stands second in rushing attempts with 545 and<br />
fourth in rushing touchdowns with 17.<br />
“Will has such an innate ability to get to know these guys<br />
on a level where he can get inside their hearts and minds,”<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> head coach Barry Wulf said. “Our running game<br />
has consistently improved under Will’s leadership.”<br />
Isaac has a daughter, Mya Jackson. He resides in<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong>.<br />
Mark Lane<br />
Defensive Line<br />
Mark Lane enters his fourth<br />
season as <strong>Wilmington</strong>’s defensive<br />
line coach.<br />
A former defensive tackle, Lane<br />
ended his WC career with 176<br />
tackles—29 for loss—and four<br />
fumble recoveries. His fiercely<br />
competitive nature was illustrated<br />
during his senior year when he<br />
returned from a mid-season broken leg to play the final two<br />
games on the schedule.<br />
“Mark is a big leader for the entire defensive unit. Our kids<br />
look up to him,” <strong>Wilmington</strong> head coach Barry Wulf said.
2009 <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Football<br />
“He’s a phenomenal teacher of line play, and he has also<br />
done a tremendous job heading up our recruiting efforts.”<br />
Lane, a West Milton native, holds a degree in sport<br />
management from <strong>Wilmington</strong>.<br />
Lane and his wife, Lyndsay, reside in <strong>Wilmington</strong>.<br />
J.R. Clark<br />
Defensive Backs<br />
J.R. Clark will work with <strong>Wilmington</strong>’s<br />
defensive backs in 2009.<br />
A 2007 WC grad, Clark was a<br />
standout linebacker for WC, and<br />
coached the Quakers’ linebacker<br />
corps in 2008.<br />
“J.R. is a solid coach and teacher<br />
of the game,” <strong>Wilmington</strong> head<br />
coach Barry Wulf said. “He did an<br />
outstanding job with our linebackers last season, and we<br />
are very excited about what he will be able to do with our<br />
defensive secondary. He will be one of the reasons that our<br />
defense plays very well this season.”<br />
Clark hails from Springfield, where he graduated from<br />
Northeastern High School.<br />
Steve Meister<br />
Offensive Line<br />
Steve Meister enters his second<br />
season with the WC coaching staff<br />
in 2009.<br />
A four-letter winner and threeyear<br />
starter at Miami University,<br />
Meister started 36 consecutive<br />
games at either center or guard<br />
for the RedHawks.<br />
“Steve has already proven to be an incredible coach and<br />
teacher,” <strong>Wilmington</strong> head coach Barry Wulf said. “He<br />
brings a great knowledge of offensive line play. He also<br />
commands respect. He was not only a three-year starter<br />
at Miami; he also was a team captain his senior year. His<br />
experience in offensive line play is exactly what our staff<br />
needs, and he relates to our kids tremendously. He has a<br />
proven work ethic and great leadership that has made a<br />
strong impact on our program.”<br />
Meister is a native of Allison Park, Pa., and a graduate of<br />
Shaler Area High School.<br />
www2.wilmington.edu/athletics<br />
Assistant Coaches<br />
Don Sizer<br />
Linebackers<br />
Don Sizer returns to his alma<br />
mater for the 2009 season. The<br />
1988 WC alum will be a graduate<br />
assistant assigned to the Quakers’<br />
linebacker corps.<br />
Sizer was a three-time All-America<br />
linebacker during his playing days<br />
and ranks second on the all-time<br />
team tackles list with 393.<br />
Sizer was an assistant coach for WC during the 1991<br />
and 1992 seasons and also had head coaching tenures at<br />
Western Brown, Bethel-Tate and Clinton-Massie high<br />
schools.<br />
“Don brings a wealth of talent, knowledge and enthusiasm<br />
to our program,” <strong>Wilmington</strong> head coach Barry Wulf said.<br />
“He is a big part of the incredible linebacker tradition at<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong>. We are very happy that he is here to coach and<br />
teach our current and future linebackers.”<br />
A native of Trotwood, Sizer teaches physical education at<br />
Western Brown High School.<br />
Sizer and his wife, Ann (Adler) Sizer ‘92, have a daughter,<br />
Mary, and a son, Wil. They reside in Mount Orab.<br />
John Moore<br />
Defensive Assistant/Video Consultant<br />
John Moore continues his<br />
involvement with the WC football<br />
program, a journey that travels 28<br />
years into the past.<br />
Moore was a <strong>Wilmington</strong><br />
assistant coach throughout the<br />
1980s and 1990s and was a<br />
member of the staff that led the<br />
Quakers to a 10-2 record and a<br />
berth in the NAIA national championship game in 1980.<br />
“We are grateful to have John on our staff,” <strong>Wilmington</strong><br />
head coach Barry Wulf said. “His knowledge of the game<br />
of football—especially on the defensive side of the ball—<br />
enhances our overall approach to how we play the game.<br />
John has coached all three levels of the defense, and also<br />
was a defensive coordinator. He knows the game and loves<br />
the game.”<br />
Moore assists the game-planning processes and statistical<br />
analysis of opposing teams’ offenses.<br />
Moore and his wife, Nancy, reside in <strong>Wilmington</strong>.<br />
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2009 <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Football<br />
2009 Opponents<br />
<strong>College</strong> of Mt. st. Joseph<br />
Rod Huber<br />
Game 1 — sept. 5<br />
wilmington — williams stadium<br />
Location: ............................. Cincinnati, Ohio<br />
Founded: .............................................. 1886<br />
nickname: ............................................. Lions<br />
Colors: ........................................Blue & Gold<br />
enrollment: .......................................... 2,300<br />
stadium: ..................................Schueler Field<br />
Capacity: .......................................... 2,400<br />
Playing surface: ......................... AstroPlay<br />
Conference: .................Heartland Collegiate<br />
Affiliation: ..........................NCAA Division III<br />
All-time record: .............................89-102-3<br />
President: .........Sister Francis Marie Thrailkill<br />
Ad: ........................................ Steve Radcliffe<br />
Phone: .............................. (513) 244-4381<br />
Fax:................................... (513) 244-4928<br />
Head Coach: ................................Rod Huber<br />
Alma Mater: ...................... Cincinnati (’88)<br />
Football Phone: ................ (513) 244-4896<br />
Career record: ......................55-39 (9 yrs)<br />
record at school: ..................55-39 (9 yrs)<br />
2008 record: ........................................... 5-5<br />
2008 Conference record: ....................... 3-4<br />
Basic offense: ......................Multiple Spread<br />
Basic defense: ......................................... 4-4<br />
sid: .................................... Dane Neumeister<br />
Phone: ............................... (513) 244-4729<br />
Fax:.................................... (513) 244-4928<br />
e-Mail: .... dane_neumeister@mail.msj.edu<br />
2009 schedule<br />
9-5 .......<strong>Wilmington</strong> .........................7 p.m.<br />
9-12 .....LAKELAND ....................1:30 p.m.<br />
9-26 .....Rose-Hulman .................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-3 .....BLUFFTON ....................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-10 ...Anderson .......................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-17 ...HANOVER .....................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-24 ...Franklin ..........................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-31 ...Manchester ....................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-7 .....DEFIANCE .....................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-14 ...THOMAS MORE ...........1:30 p.m.<br />
2008 results<br />
9-6 .......WILMINGTON ................. W, 21–7<br />
9-13 .....Lakeland .......................... W, 20–0<br />
9-27 .....ROSE-HULMAN ............. L, 27–21<br />
10-4 .....Bluffton ............................ W, 50–7<br />
10-11 ...ANDERSON ..................... L, 10–9<br />
10-18 ...Hanover ......................... W, 37–19<br />
10-25 ...FRANKLIN ...................... L, 40–35<br />
11-1 .....MANCHESTER ................ W, 28–6<br />
11-8 .....Defiance ......................... L, 21–14<br />
11-15 ...Thomas More ................... L, 19–0<br />
Marietta <strong>College</strong><br />
Jeff Filkovski<br />
Game 2 — sept. 19<br />
Marietta — don drumm stadium<br />
Location: ................................Marietta, Ohio<br />
Founded: ............................................... 1835<br />
nickname: ....................................... Pioneers<br />
Colors: .............................Navy Blue & White<br />
enrollment: .......................................... 1,300<br />
stadium: ...................... Don Drumm Stadium<br />
Capacity: .......................................... 7,000<br />
Playing surface: ......................... Field Turf<br />
Conference: .............................Ohio Athletic<br />
Affiliation: ..........................NCAA Division III<br />
All-time record: .........................401-515-36<br />
President: ................................Dr. Jean Scott<br />
Ad: ............................................... Larry Hiser<br />
Phone: ............................... (740) 376-4665<br />
Fax: .................................... (740) 376-4674<br />
Head Coach: .............................Jeff Filkovski<br />
Alma Mater: ...................... Allegheny (’91)<br />
Football Phone: ................ (740) 376-4664<br />
Career record: ........................... 2-8 (1 yr)<br />
record at school: ....................... 2-8 (1 yr)<br />
2008 record: ........................................... 2-8<br />
2008 Conference record: ....................... 1-8<br />
Basic offense: .......................... Multiple Sets<br />
Basic defense: ......................................... 3-4<br />
sid: ..................................................Dan May<br />
Phone: ............................... (740) 376-4891<br />
Fax: .................................... (740) 376-4674<br />
e-Mail: .......................mayd@marietta.edu<br />
2009 schedule<br />
9-6 .......THIEL .............................2:30 p.m.<br />
9-19 .....WILMINGTON ....................6 p.m.<br />
9-26 .....Baldwin-Wallace ............6:30 p.m.<br />
10-3 .....CAPITAL ........................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-10 ...John Carroll ........................2 p.m.<br />
10-17 ...OHIO NORTHERN ........1:30 p.m.<br />
10-24 ...Muskingum ....................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-31 ...OTTERBEIN ...................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-7 .....Heidelberg .........................1 p.m.<br />
11-14 ...Mount Union .................1:30 p.m.<br />
2008 results<br />
9-6 .......THIEL ............................. W, 21–18<br />
9-20 .....<strong>Wilmington</strong> ....................... L, 34–7<br />
9-27 .....BALDWIN-WALLACE ..... L, 45–16<br />
10-4 .....Capital .............................. L, 38–6<br />
10-11 ...JOHN CARROLL .............. L, 31–6<br />
10-18 ...Ohio Northern .................. L, 28–0<br />
10-25 ...MUSKINGUM ................ W, 30–22<br />
11-1 .....Otterbein .......................... L, 55–0<br />
11-8 .....HEIDELBERG .................. L, 42–40<br />
11-15 ...MOUNT UNION ............... L, 49–0<br />
www2.wilmington.edu/athletics<br />
Jim Bickel<br />
Capital University<br />
Game 3 — Sept. 26<br />
wilmington — williams stadium<br />
Location: ...................................Bexley, Ohio<br />
Founded: ............................................... 1830<br />
nickname: ..................................... Crusaders<br />
Colors: ...................................Purple & White<br />
enrollment: .......................................... 3,850<br />
stadium: ............................ Bernlohr Stadium<br />
Capacity: .......................................... 3,000<br />
Playing surface: ......................... AstroPlay<br />
Conference: .............................Ohio Athletic<br />
Affiliation: ..........................NCAA Division III<br />
All-time record: .........................343-346-28<br />
President: ........................Dr. Denvy Bowman<br />
Ad: ......................................... Dawn Mamula<br />
Phone: ............................... (614) 236-6911<br />
Fax: .................................... (614) 236-6180<br />
Head Coach: ................................. Jim Bickel<br />
Alma Mater: ......................... Denison (’77)<br />
Football Phone: ................ (614) 236-6184<br />
Career record: ........................... 5-5 (1 yr)<br />
record at school: ....................... 5-5 (1 yr)<br />
2008 record: ........................................... 5-5<br />
2008 Conference record: ....................... 4-5<br />
Basic offense: ............................Triple-Shoot<br />
Basic defense: ......................................... 4-3<br />
sid: ..............................................Bill Thomas<br />
Phone: ............................... (614) 236-6174<br />
Fax: .................................... (614) 236-6178<br />
e-Mail: .................... wthomas@capital.edu<br />
2009 schedule<br />
9-5 .......Adrian .................................6 p.m.<br />
9-19 .....HEIDELBERG .................1:30 p.m.<br />
9-26 .....<strong>Wilmington</strong> .........................7 p.m.<br />
10-3 .....Marietta .........................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-10 ...MOUNT UNION ............1:30 p.m.<br />
10-17 ...JOHN CARROLL ...........1:30 p.m.<br />
10-24 ...Otterbein ............................2 p.m.<br />
10-31 ...Muskingum ....................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-7 .....OHIO NORTHERN ........1:30 p.m.<br />
11-14 ...BALDWIN-WALLACE ....1:30 p.m.<br />
2008 results<br />
9-6 .......ADRIAN .........................W, 34–14<br />
9-20 .....Heidelberg ....................W, 38–17<br />
9-27 .....WILMINGTON ...............W, 48–28<br />
10-4 .....MARIETTA .......................W, 38–6<br />
10-11 ...Mount Union .................... L, 49–7<br />
10-18 ...John Carroll ...................... L, 13–3<br />
10-25 ...OTTERBEIN ...................... L, 38–9<br />
11-1 .....MUSKINGUM ................W, 42–10<br />
11-8 .....Ohio Northern ................ L, 36–21<br />
11-15 ...Baldwin-Wallace ............... L, 17–0
2009 <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Football<br />
John Carroll University<br />
Regis Scafe<br />
Game 4 — oct. 3<br />
wilmington — williams stadium<br />
Location: ................ University Heights, Ohio<br />
Founded: ............................................... 1886<br />
nickname: ..................................Blue Streaks<br />
Colors: ........................................Blue & Gold<br />
enrollment: .......................................... 3,600<br />
stadium: ..........................Don Shula Stadium<br />
Capacity: .......................................... 5,418<br />
Playing surface: ......................... AstroPlay<br />
Conference: .............................Ohio Athletic<br />
Affiliation: ..........................NCAA Division III<br />
All-time record: .........................430-299-37<br />
President: ........... Rev. Robert L. Niehoff, S.J.<br />
Ad: ............................................Laurie Massa<br />
Phone: ............................... (216) 397-1525<br />
Fax: .................................... (216) 396-1663<br />
Head Coach: ...............................Regis Scafe<br />
Alma Mater: ................ Case Western (’71)<br />
Football Phone: ................ (216) 397-1677<br />
Career record: ....................85-69 (15 yrs)<br />
record at school: ................65-35 (10 yrs)<br />
2008 record: ........................................... 5-5<br />
2008 Conference record: ....................... 4-5<br />
Basic offense: ......................... Multiple Pro-I<br />
Basic defense: ......................................... 4-3<br />
sid: .......................................... Chris Wenzler<br />
Phone: ............................... (216) 397-4676<br />
Fax: .................................... (216) 397-3043<br />
e-Mail: ...........................cwenzler@jcu.edu<br />
2009 schedule<br />
9-5 .......THOMAS MORE ...........1:30 p.m.<br />
9-19 .....BALDWIN-WALLACE .........7 p.m.<br />
9-26 .....Heidelberg .........................7 p.m.<br />
10-3 .....<strong>Wilmington</strong> ....................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-10 ...MARIETTA ..........................2 p.m.<br />
10-17 ...Capital ...........................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-24 ...Ohio Northern ...............1:30 p.m.<br />
10-31 ...MOUNT UNION ............1:30 p.m.<br />
11-7 .....MUSKINGUM ................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-14 ...Otterbein .......................1:30 p.m.<br />
2008 results<br />
9-6 .......Thomas More ................ W, 41–14<br />
9-20 .....Baldwin-Wallace ............. L, 21–17<br />
9-27 .....HEIDELBERG ................. W, 17–15<br />
10-4 .....WILMINGTON ............... W, 31–17<br />
10-11 ...Marietta ........................... W, 31–6<br />
10-18 ...CAPITAL .......................... W, 13–3<br />
10-25 ...OHIO NORTHERN ......... L, 21–14<br />
11-1 .....Mount Union .................... L, 41–7<br />
11-8 .....Muskingum ..................... L, 15–14<br />
11-15 ...OTTERBEIN .................... L, 20–17<br />
Muskingum University<br />
Al Logan<br />
Game 5 — oct. 10<br />
new Concord — McConagha stadium<br />
Location: .......................New Concord, Ohio<br />
Founded: ............................................... 1837<br />
nickname: .......................... Fighting Muskies<br />
Colors: ................................Black & Magenta<br />
enrollment: .......................................... 1,700<br />
stadium: .......................McConagha Stadium<br />
Capacity: .......................................... 5,000<br />
Playing surface: ...................ProGrass Turf<br />
Conference: .............................Ohio Athletic<br />
Affiliation: ..........................NCAA Division III<br />
All-time record: .........................485-428-39<br />
President: .........................Dr. Anne C. Steele<br />
Ad: ..............................................Larry Shank<br />
Phone: ............................... (740) 826-8320<br />
Fax: .................................... (740) 826-8300<br />
Head Coach: ...................................Al Logan<br />
Alma Mater: ....................Muskingum (’82)<br />
Football Phone: ................ (740) 826-8325<br />
Career record: ........................3-17 (2 yrs)<br />
record at school: ....................3-17 (2 yrs)<br />
2008 record: ........................................... 3-7<br />
2008 Conference record: ....................... 2-7<br />
Basic offense: ....................................Spread<br />
Basic defense: ......................................... 4-3<br />
sid: ............................................. Tom Caudill<br />
Phone: ............................... (740) 826-8022<br />
Fax: .................................... (740) 826-8026<br />
e-Mail: ............... tcaudill@muskingum.edu<br />
2009 schedule<br />
9-5 .......Defiance ........................1:30 p.m.<br />
9-19 .....OTTERBEIN ...................1:30 p.m.<br />
9-26 .....Mount Union ......................7 p.m.<br />
10-3 .....OHIO NORTHERN .............7 p.m.<br />
10-10 ...WILMINGTON ...............1:30 p.m.<br />
10-17 ...Baldwin-Wallace ............1:30 p.m.<br />
10-24 ...MARIETTA .....................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-31 ...CAPITAL ........................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-7 .....John Carroll ...................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-14 ...Heidelberg .........................1 p.m.<br />
2008 results<br />
9-6 .......DEFIANCE ..................... W, 35–10<br />
9-20 .....Otterbein .......................... L, 48–7<br />
9-27 .....MOUNT UNION ............. L, 51–13<br />
10-4 .....Ohio Northern ............... W, 35–21<br />
10-11 ...<strong>Wilmington</strong> ..................... L, 22–20<br />
10-18 ...BALDWIN-WALLACE ....... L, 42–7<br />
10-25 ...Marietta .......................... L, 30–22<br />
11-1 .....Capital ............................ L, 42–10<br />
11-8 .....JOHN CARROLL ........... W, 15–14<br />
11-15 ...HEIDELBERG .................. L, 45–41<br />
www2.wilmington.edu/athletics<br />
2009 Opponents<br />
otterbein <strong>College</strong><br />
Joe Loth<br />
Game 6 — oct. 17<br />
wilmington — williams stadium<br />
Location: ............................Westerville, Ohio<br />
Founded: ............................................... 1847<br />
nickname: ...................................... Cardinals<br />
Colors: ....................................Tan & Cardinal<br />
enrollment: .......................................... 3,000<br />
stadium: ...........................Memorial Stadium<br />
Capacity: .......................................... 4,000<br />
Playing surface: ..................... Natural Turf<br />
Conference: .............................Ohio Athletic<br />
Affiliation: ..........................NCAA Division III<br />
All-time record: .........................379-541-42<br />
President: ............................ C. Brent DeVore<br />
Ad: ..........................................Dick Reynolds<br />
Phone: ............................... (614) 823-3529<br />
Fax: .................................... (330) 823-1966<br />
Head Coach: ................................... Joe Loth<br />
Alma Mater: .......................Otterbein (’91)<br />
Football Phone: ................ (614) 823-1886<br />
Career record: ......................39-51 (9 yrs)<br />
record at school: ..................32-29 (6 yrs)<br />
2008 record: ........................................... 9-2<br />
2008 Conference record: ....................... 8-1<br />
Basic offense: ................................. Pro Style<br />
Basic defense: ......................................4-2-5<br />
sid: ............................................... Ed Syguda<br />
Phone: ............................... (614) 823-1288<br />
Fax: .................................... (614) 823-1360<br />
e-Mail: .................esyguda@otterbein.edu<br />
2009 schedule<br />
9-5 .......Bethany ..............................1 p.m.<br />
9-19 .....Muskingum ....................1:30 p.m.<br />
9-26 .....OHIO NORTHERN ........1:30 p.m.<br />
10-3 .....HEIDELBERG .................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-10 ...Baldwin-Wallace .................2 p.m.<br />
10-17 ...<strong>Wilmington</strong> ....................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-24 ...CAPITAL .............................2 p.m.<br />
10-31 ...Marietta .........................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-7 .....Mount Union .................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-14 ...JOHN CARROLL ...........1:30 p.m.<br />
2008 results<br />
9-6 .......BETHANY ........................W, 40–7<br />
9-20 .....MUSKINGUM ..................W, 48–7<br />
9-27 .....Ohio Northern .................W, 37–7<br />
10-4 .....Heidelberg ....................W, 52–14<br />
10-11 ...BALDWIN-WALLACE ....W, 42–28<br />
10-18 ...WILMINGTON ...............W, 30–14<br />
10-25 ...Capital .............................W, 38–9<br />
11-1 .....MARIETTA .......................W, 55–0<br />
11-8 .....MOUNT UNION ............. L, 49–20<br />
11-15 ...John Carroll ...........W, 20–17 (OT)<br />
11-22 ...FRANKLIN (NCAA) ......... L, 62–45<br />
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2009 <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Football<br />
2009 Opponents<br />
Mount Union <strong>College</strong><br />
Larry Kehres<br />
Game 7 — oct. 24<br />
Alliance — Mount Union stadium<br />
Location: .................................Alliance, Ohio<br />
Founded: ............................................... 1846<br />
nickname: ..............................Purple Raiders<br />
Colors: ...................................Purple & White<br />
enrollment: .......................................... 2,200<br />
stadium: .....................Mount Union Stadium<br />
Capacity: .......................................... 5,600<br />
Playing surface: ......................... AstroPlay<br />
Conference: .............................Ohio Athletic<br />
Affiliation: ..........................NCAA Division III<br />
All-time record: .........................656-382-37<br />
President: ....................... Dr. Richard F. Giese<br />
Ad: ............................................ Larry Kehres<br />
Phone: ............................... (330) 829-8224<br />
Fax: .................................... (216) 823-2399<br />
Head Coach: ............................. Larry Kehres<br />
Alma Mater: ................. Mount Union (’71)<br />
Football Phone: ................ (330) 829-8224<br />
Career record: .............. 275-21-3 (23 yrs)<br />
record at school: .......... 275-21-3 (23 yrs)<br />
2008 record: ......................................... 15-0<br />
2008 Conference record: ....................... 9-0<br />
Basic offense: ....................................Pro Set<br />
Basic defense: ......................................4-2-5<br />
sid: ......................................... Leonard Reich<br />
Phone: ............................... (330) 823-6093<br />
Fax: .................................... (330) 821-0425<br />
e-Mail: ..............................reichl@muc.edu<br />
2009 schedule<br />
9-5 .......St. John Fisher ....................4 p.m.<br />
9-19 .....Ohio Northern ...............1:30 p.m.<br />
9-26 .....MUSKINGUM .....................7 p.m.<br />
10-3 .....BALDWIN-WALLACE .........7 p.m.<br />
10-10 ...Capital ...........................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-17 ...Heidelberg ....................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-24 ...WILMINGTON ...............1:30 p.m.<br />
10-31 ...John Carroll ...................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-7 .....OTTERBEIN ...................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-14 ...MARIETTA .....................1:30 p.m.<br />
2008 results<br />
9-6 ....... ST. JOHN FISHER ...............W, 33–3<br />
9-20 ..... OHIO NORTHERN ..............W, 44–7<br />
9-27 ..... Muskingum .......................W, 51–13<br />
10-4 ..... Baldwin-Wallace .................W, 48–3<br />
10-11 ... CAPITAL ..............................W, 49–7<br />
10-18 ... HEIDELBERG ......................W, 49–0<br />
10-25 ... <strong>Wilmington</strong> .........................W, 55–0<br />
11-1 ..... JOHN CARROLL .................W, 41–7<br />
11-8 ..... Otterbein ..........................W, 49–20<br />
11-15 ... Marietta ..............................W, 49–0<br />
11-22 ... RANDOLPH-MACON (NCAA) .............W,56–0<br />
11-29 ... HOBART (NCAA) ................W, 42–7<br />
12-6 ..... CORTLAND ST. (NCAA) ...W, 41–14<br />
12-13 ... WHEATON (NCAA) ..........W, 45–24<br />
12-20 ...UW-Whitewater (NCAA) W, 31–26<br />
Heidelberg University<br />
Mike Hallett<br />
Game 8 — oct. 31<br />
wilmington — williams stadium<br />
Location: ..................................... Tiffin, Ohio<br />
Founded: ............................................... 1850<br />
nickname: ..............Fighting Student Princes<br />
Colors: .................................... Orange & Red<br />
enrollment: .......................................... 1,500<br />
stadium: .....................Frost-Kalnow Stadium<br />
Capacity: .......................................... 6,500<br />
Playing surface: ........................... Artificial<br />
Conference: .............................Ohio Athletic<br />
Affiliation: ..........................NCAA Division III<br />
All-time record: .........................421-491-41<br />
President: ................. Dr. F. Dominic Dottavio<br />
Ad: ................................................Matt Palm<br />
Phone: ............................... (419) 448-2019<br />
Fax: ...................................... (19) 448-2025<br />
Head Coach: ..............................Mike Hallett<br />
Alma Mater: ................. Mount Union (’94)<br />
Football Phone: ................ (419) 448-2052<br />
Career record: ......................23-27 (4 yrs)<br />
record at school: ....................8-12 (2 yrs)<br />
2008 record: ........................................... 4-6<br />
2008 Conference record: ....................... 3-6<br />
Basic offense: .................................. Multiple<br />
Basic defense: ......................................... 4-3<br />
sid: .......................................Morgan Hawley<br />
Phone: ............................... (419) 448-2140<br />
Fax: .................................... (419) 448-2034<br />
e-Mail: ..............mhawley@heidelberg.edu<br />
2009 schedule<br />
9-5 .......Westminster ..................1:30 p.m.<br />
9-19 .....Capital ...........................1:30 p.m.<br />
9-26 .....JOHN CARROLL ................7 p.m.<br />
10-3 .....Otterbein .......................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-10 ...Ohio Northern ...............1:30 p.m.<br />
10-17 ...MOUNT UNION ............1:30 p.m.<br />
10-24 ...BALDWIN-WALLACE ....1:30 p.m.<br />
10-31 ...<strong>Wilmington</strong> ....................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-7 .....MARIETTA ..........................1 p.m.<br />
11-14 ...MUSKINGUM .....................1 p.m.<br />
2008 results<br />
9-6 .......WESTMINSTER ............. W, 62–27<br />
9-20 .....CAPITAL ......................... L, 38–17<br />
9-27 .....John Carroll .................... L, 17–15<br />
10-4 .....OTTERBEIN .................... L, 52–14<br />
10-11 ...OHIO NORTHERN ........... L, 41–0<br />
10-18 ...Mount Union .................... L, 49–0<br />
10-25 ...Baldwin-Wallace ....W, 37–34 (OT)<br />
11-1 .....WILMINGTON ................ L, 23–20<br />
11-8 .....Marietta ........................... W, 42–0<br />
11-15 ...Muskingum ...................... W, 45–0<br />
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Baldwin-wallace <strong>College</strong><br />
John Snell<br />
Game 9 — nov. 7<br />
Berea — George Finnie stadium<br />
Location: .................................... Berea, Ohio<br />
Founded: ............................................... 1845<br />
nickname: .............................. Yellow Jackets<br />
Colors: .....................................Brown & Gold<br />
enrollment: .......................................... 3,100<br />
stadium: ................... George Finnie Stadium<br />
Capacity: .......................................... 7,800<br />
Playing surface: ........................... Artificial<br />
Conference: .............................Ohio Athletic<br />
Affiliation: ..........................NCAA Division III<br />
All-time record: .........................536-309-30<br />
President: .................................Richard Durst<br />
Ad: .................................................. Kris Diaz<br />
Phone: ............................... (440) 826-2184<br />
Fax: .................................... (440) 826-2192<br />
Head Coach: .................................John Snell<br />
Alma Mater: ............Baldwin-Wallace (’87)<br />
Football Phone: ................ (440) 826-2068<br />
Career record: ......................46-26 (7 yrs)<br />
record at school: ..................46-26 (7 yrs)<br />
2008 record: ........................................... 5-5<br />
2008 Conference record: ....................... 5-4<br />
Basic offense: .................................. Multiple<br />
Basic defense: ......................................... 4-3<br />
sid: ............................................. Kevin Ruple<br />
Phone: ............................... (440) 826-2327<br />
Fax: .................................... (440) 826-2329<br />
e-Mail: ...............................kruple@bw.edu<br />
2009 schedule<br />
9-5 .......FRANKLIN .....................1:30 p.m.<br />
9-19 .....John Carroll ........................7 p.m.<br />
9-26 .....MARIETTA .....................6:30 p.m.<br />
10-3 .....Mount Union ......................7 p.m.<br />
10-10 ...OTTERBEIN ........................2 p.m.<br />
10-17 ...MUSKINGUM ................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-24 ...Heidelberg ....................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-31 ...Ohio Northern ...............1:30 p.m.<br />
11-7 .....WILMINGTON ...............1:30 p.m.<br />
11-14 ...Capital ...........................1:30 p.m.<br />
2008 results<br />
9-6 .......Franklin ........................... L, 42–35<br />
9-20 .....JOHN CARROLL .............W, 21–7<br />
9-27 .....Marietta .........................W, 45–16<br />
10-4 .....MOUNT UNION ............... L, 48–3<br />
10-11 ...Otterbein ........................ L, 42–28<br />
10-18 ...Muskingum ......................W, 42–7<br />
10-25 ...HEIDELBERG .......... L, 37–34 (OT)<br />
11-1 .....OHIO NORTHERN ..........W, 10–7<br />
11-8 .....<strong>Wilmington</strong> ..................... L, 27–21<br />
11-15 ...CAPITAL ..........................W, 17–0
2009 <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Football<br />
ohio northern University<br />
Dean Paul<br />
Game 10 — nov. 14<br />
wilmington — williams stadium<br />
Location: .......................................Ada, Ohio<br />
Founded: ............................................... 1871<br />
nickname: ................................... Polar Bears<br />
Colors: ........................ Burnt Orange & Black<br />
enrollment: .......................................... 3,500<br />
stadium: ................... Dial-Roberson Stadium<br />
Capacity: .......................................... 3,500<br />
Playing surface: ..................... Natural Turf<br />
Conference: .............................Ohio Athletic<br />
Affiliation: ..........................NCAA Division III<br />
All-time record: .........................470-466-36<br />
President: ...........................Dr. Kendall Baker<br />
Ad: ..........................................Tom Simmons<br />
Phone: ............................... (419) 772-2440<br />
Fax: .................................... (419) 772-2570<br />
Head Coach: .................................Dean Paul<br />
Alma Mater: ................. Mount Union (’90)<br />
Football Phone: ................ (419) 772-2448<br />
Career record: ....................74-28 (10 yrs)<br />
record at school: ..................34-16 (5 yrs)<br />
2008 record: ........................................... 5-5<br />
2008 Conference record: ....................... 5-4<br />
Basic offense: ............................Multiple Pro<br />
Basic defense: ...........................Multiple 4-3<br />
sid: ..................................................Tim Glon<br />
Phone: ............................... (419) 772-2046<br />
Fax: .................................... (419) 772-2590<br />
e-Mail: ..............................t-glon@onu.edu<br />
2009 schedule<br />
9-5 .......NORTH CENTRAL .........1:30 p.m.<br />
9-19 .....MOUNT UNION ............1:30 p.m.<br />
9-26 .....Otterbein .......................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-3 .....Muskingum .........................7 p.m.<br />
10-10 ...HEIDELBERG .................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-17 ...Marietta .........................1:30 p.m.<br />
10-24 ...JOHN CARROLL ...........1:30 p.m.<br />
10-31 ...BALDWIN-WALLACE ....1:30 p.m.<br />
11-7 .....Capital ...........................1:30 p.m.<br />
11-14 ...<strong>Wilmington</strong> ....................1:30 p.m.<br />
2008 results<br />
9-13 .....North Central ................... L, 20–3<br />
9-20 .....Mount Union .................... L, 44–7<br />
9-27 .....OTTERBEIN ...................... L, 37–7<br />
10-4 .....MUSKINGUM ................. L, 35–21<br />
10-11 ...Heidelberg ...................... W, 41–0<br />
10-18 ...MARIETTA ....................... W, 28–0<br />
10-25 ...John Carroll ................... W, 21–14<br />
11-1 .....Baldwin-Wallace ............... L, 10–7<br />
11-8 .....CAPITAL ........................ W, 36–21<br />
11-15 ...WILMINGTON ................. W, 24–6<br />
2009 Opponents/OAC<br />
oAC ContinUes nAtionAL ProMinenCe<br />
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The 2008–09 year proved, once again, why the Ohio<br />
Athletic Conference is one of the most prestigious<br />
Division III conferences in the nation. The Mount<br />
Union football team won its 10th national title, the<br />
Ohio Northern volleyball team made its ninth straight<br />
NCAA Tournament appearance while the Heidelberg<br />
volleyball team made its second consecutive appearance<br />
in the NCAA regional semifinals.<br />
Ohio Northern’s Jimmy O’Brien claimed the indoor 800-meter run title while<br />
wilmington’s Callen Martin was the national runner-up in the indoor 55-meter dash<br />
and outdoor 100-meter dash. The Ohio Northern softball team made its first NCAA<br />
Championship appearance. Heidelberg wrestling qualified a program-best six studentathletes<br />
for the NCAA Tournament. The John Carroll and Capital men’s basketball teams<br />
advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16. The Otterbein women’s golf team placed fifth at the<br />
NCAA Tournament, while the Otterbein men placed 13th. Mount Union men’s tennis<br />
advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tournament.<br />
Individually, the Conference was represented by over 50 All-Americans. Academically,<br />
the OAC boasted numerous CoSIDA ESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans, along<br />
with regional and national coaching honors.<br />
The OAC, the third oldest conference in college athletics, is predated only by<br />
the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (1888) and the Big Ten (1895). The<br />
Conference is older than the World Series and even the NCAA itself and has survived<br />
two world wars, the Great Depression, the Korean War and the Vietnam Conflict. From<br />
a modest beginning of six charter members in 1902, the OAC grew to as many as<br />
24 members in the mid-1920s.<br />
Through the years a total of 31 colleges and universities at one time or another<br />
have been members of the OAC. Currently the Conference consists of 10 members:<br />
Baldwin-Wallace <strong>College</strong>, Capital University, Heidelberg University, John Carroll<br />
University, Marietta <strong>College</strong>, Mount Union <strong>College</strong>, Muskingum University, Ohio Northern<br />
University, Otterbein <strong>College</strong> and <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong>. <strong>Wilmington</strong> became the 31st<br />
OAC member school on July 1, 2000.<br />
In the OAC’s first year of existence, 1902, the first Conference champion crowned was<br />
Case Tech which won the football title with a 5-0-0 record. Outdoor track was added<br />
a year later and a third sport, cross country, became a Conference sport in 1914.<br />
More sports were steadily added to the OAC’s repertoire throughout the years, culminating<br />
in the addition of women’s sports in 1984. The Conference currently sponsors<br />
championships in 21 sports, 11 men’s and 10 women’s.<br />
The enrollments at the 10 OAC institutions range from 1,200 to 4,500. All of the schools<br />
were founded in the 19th century and have long and outstanding academic reputations.<br />
While maintaining these high academic standards, Ohio Athletic Conference athletic<br />
teams and athletes have consistently enjoyed a great deal of success on a regional<br />
and national level. The athletic competition is viewed not as an end in itself, but as an<br />
extension of the educational programs.<br />
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2009 <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Football<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> enters the 2009 season looking to build<br />
upon the success of last fall. The Quakers were 4-5 in Ohio<br />
Athletic Conference play in 2008—a season that featured a<br />
3-1 record at Williams Stadium.<br />
“We’re a better football team,” said WC head coach<br />
Barry Wulf, the 2008 OAC Co-coach of the Year. “We’re<br />
becoming the football team that we envisioned four years<br />
ago when we took over. We haven’t progressed as quickly<br />
as we’d like, but we’re taking the right steps. We’re going<br />
to continue working on getting better every day.”<br />
—oFFense—<br />
The Quakers will be looking to fill the void created by the<br />
graduation of wide receivers Marque Jones and Brandon<br />
Hiatt, and tight end Wes Anders. Re-loading on the run,<br />
Wulf said, is a way of life in the OAC.<br />
“We lost some great players, but we have a lot of solid<br />
players coming back,” Wulf said. “Our entire offensive line<br />
is back, and we have two experienced quarterbacks and<br />
three running backs returning. There is a lot of experience,<br />
talent and knowledge coming back. We think we are going<br />
to be able to put a dynamic attack together.”<br />
—QUArterBACk—<br />
Back to lead the<br />
Quakers’ attack is senior<br />
quarterback Billy Blackburn,<br />
who ranks No. 4<br />
on the WC all-time passing<br />
yardage (4,713) and<br />
passing touchdowns (48)<br />
lists.<br />
2009 Season Preview<br />
“Billy has gotten better<br />
every year and is growing<br />
both on and off the field,”<br />
Wulf said. “It’s exciting to<br />
watch a young man grow<br />
as a player, a leader and a<br />
person. Our players have<br />
unwavering confidence in<br />
Billy Blackburn<br />
Billy. They know that he is a get-it-done guy, that there are<br />
no shortcuts with him. They know that he will do whatever<br />
it takes to win. They see that and they respect it.”<br />
Also expected to see time at quarterback is sophomore<br />
Adam Reynolds, who was the team’s second leading rusher,<br />
playing in six games last season.<br />
—RUNNING BACK—<br />
An All-OAC selection as<br />
a freshman, Marc Otte is<br />
looking to rebound from an<br />
injury-shortened sophomore<br />
season. Also back is junior<br />
Astin Laury, who led WC<br />
with 482 rushing yards last<br />
season, 185 of which came<br />
in the Quakers’ win at<br />
Heidelberg.<br />
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“Marc and Astin have proven<br />
what they are capable of<br />
doing, and we are excited to<br />
see more from them,” Wulf<br />
Astin Laury<br />
said. “We also have several other players who are capable<br />
of lining up in or near the backfield and making an impact.<br />
We think we have a lot of weapons.”<br />
—WIDE RECEIVER/TIGHT END—<br />
Jeremy Stuckey will be a key<br />
aerial target. The senior receiver<br />
snagged five TD catches a year<br />
ago and also is a special teams<br />
standout.<br />
“Jeremy is just guts. He’s a highenergy<br />
kid. I just love his intensity<br />
and enthusiasm,” Wulf said. “He<br />
can go over the middle and he<br />
can go deep. We will have to find<br />
ways to get him the football.”<br />
Among the list of anticipated<br />
Jeremy Stuckey<br />
role players out wide is senior Luke<br />
Green, who has been a special<br />
teams standout and shown the ability to make big catches.<br />
Rex Pitsinger, Brett McEvoy and Darren Howard are expected<br />
to be components in the Quakers’ tight end by<br />
committee plan. “We have a lot of weapons at tight end,”<br />
Wulf said. “Our challenge is to put everything together and<br />
make this thing go.”<br />
—OFFENSIVE LINE—<br />
Center Randy Swain,<br />
guards Luke Harris<br />
and Matt McCabe,<br />
and tackles C.J. Potter<br />
and Adam Salyers form<br />
one of the most experienced<br />
offensive lines in<br />
team history.
2009 <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Football<br />
“Your offense is only as good as the experience of your offensive<br />
linemen,” Wulf said. “When you have five guys that know<br />
each other inside and out, there is complete continuity. This<br />
group knows our offense; they know each other. Those are big<br />
things for us.”<br />
—DEFENSE—<br />
The Quakers’ defensive mantra remains the same—hit, tackle<br />
and take the ball away. In 2008, the Quakers forced 21 turnovers<br />
while giving the ball up 15 times.<br />
“We are not going to change our philosophy,” Wulf said. “We’ve<br />
got to get our defense off the field, and one of the ways to do<br />
that is to give the football back to our offense. Our turnover<br />
margin was a big key to our success last year. Beyond that, we<br />
have to make offenses earn everything they get against us. It<br />
all starts with our ability to tackle and our ability to take the<br />
football away.”<br />
—DEFENSIVE LINE—<br />
Back to help WC’s battle<br />
for control of the trenches<br />
are defensive ends Kenny<br />
Marsh and Nathan Geers,<br />
who combined for 10.5<br />
sacks in 2008.<br />
“Those two kids are just<br />
absolutely amazing,” Wulf<br />
said. “They will be two of<br />
the best defensive ends in<br />
the conference. Kenny was<br />
Kenny Marsh<br />
an All-OAC pick last year and<br />
Nathan plays the game with the same level of intensity. They<br />
make their own plays, which sets the table for our entire defense.”<br />
—LINEBACKER—<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong>’s tradition<br />
of strong linebacker<br />
play is expected to continue<br />
this season with the<br />
return of All-OAC selection<br />
Chris Medley and Bryce<br />
Martin, both of whom led<br />
the squad with 95 tackles<br />
last season.<br />
“Chris really developed as<br />
the season progressed,” Wulf said. “He was just tremendous.<br />
And as good as Bryce has been the past two years, we think<br />
he is going to be even more of a force for our defense this<br />
season.”<br />
2009 Season Preview<br />
—DEFENSIVE BACK—<br />
Filling shoes will be key<br />
to the Quakers’ success<br />
in the defensive backfield.<br />
Gone through<br />
graduation are starting<br />
cornerbacks Brandon<br />
Porter and Brad Abner.<br />
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“We took a big hit, but<br />
we do have experience<br />
at the corner,” Wulf<br />
said. “Tray’on Goodwin<br />
is back. T.J. Burbridge,<br />
T.J. Burbridge<br />
who was all-conference as a safety, can also play the corner.<br />
We think Jordan Dugger, a transfer, can be a phenomenal<br />
player. He can play corner and safety.”<br />
Perhaps no player epitomizes <strong>Wilmington</strong>’s defensive<br />
philosophy better than strong safety Donta’ Stone, who finished<br />
the 2008 season with 64 tackles, three forced fumbles, two<br />
fumble recoveries, an interception and five tackles for loss.<br />
—SPECIAL TEAMS—<br />
The Quakers kick return and<br />
coverage squads will be paced<br />
by Stuckey and last year’s WC<br />
special teams MVP, Derick<br />
Westfall.<br />
“If we’re going to win ball<br />
games, we have to, week in and<br />
week out, win at special teams,”<br />
Wulf said. “We took some<br />
steps in that direction last year,<br />
especially in our punt team.”<br />
Junior punter Rex Pitsinger averaged<br />
35 yards per punt in 2008<br />
Aaron Pohly<br />
while sophomore place kicker Aaron<br />
Pohly connected on three of four field goal attempts.<br />
—SCHEDULE—<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> opens the 2009 campaign at 7 p.m. on Sept. 5 at<br />
home versus Mount St. Joseph. After a Sept. 12 bye week,<br />
the daunting OAC schedule presents challenges for nine<br />
consecutive Saturdays.<br />
“The schedule is always tough,” Wulf said. “It starts with a very<br />
good Mount St. Joseph team and only gets tougher. Every<br />
team in the OAC is getting better and better. We’re going to<br />
take it one game at a time. That’s a cliché approach, but it has<br />
worked for us.”<br />
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2009 <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Football<br />
Returning Seniors<br />
Billy Blackburn<br />
44<br />
QB • Senior • 6-0 • 205<br />
New Vienna, Ohio<br />
East Clinton High School<br />
Notes: Ranks No. 4 on <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> all-time career<br />
passing yardage and passing touchdowns lists<br />
Major: Sports Administration<br />
Personal: Favorite football player … Tom Brady; Favorite<br />
food … Grilled chicken; Would most like to meet … Woody<br />
Hayes; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Dolphins<br />
GP Att Cmp Pct. Yds TD Int<br />
2006 10 229 112 48.9 1,188 7 11<br />
2007 10 324 171 52.8 2,074 25 11<br />
2008 8 229 123 53.7 1,451 16 6<br />
Career 28 782 406 51.9 4,713 48 28<br />
8<br />
32<br />
Wilstan<br />
44<br />
Cline<br />
LB • Senior • 6-0 • 215<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong>, Ohio<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> High School<br />
Notes: Adds to depth of WC linebacking corps<br />
Major: Business Administration<br />
Personal: Career plans … Marketing; Favorite food …<br />
Seafood; Favorite movie … Gladiator; Favorite song … “In<br />
the Air Tonight”; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Cowboys<br />
Nathan<br />
44<br />
Geers<br />
DL • Senior • 6-0 • 230<br />
Pickerington, Ohio<br />
Pickerington North High School<br />
Notes: Two-time Academic All-OAC; 3.5 sacks ranked<br />
second on WC squad in 2008<br />
Major: Education<br />
Personal: Career plans … Teach and coach football; Favorite<br />
musical performer … Lil Wayne; Favorite football memory …<br />
Any win; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Bengals<br />
GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks FF/FR<br />
2007 10 16 27 43 6 5 0/0<br />
2008 10 14 21 35 7 3.5 0/1<br />
Career 20 30 48 78 13 8.5 0/1<br />
13<br />
Tray’on<br />
44<br />
Goodwin<br />
DB • Senior • 5-5 • 160<br />
Cincinnati, Ohio<br />
Deer Park High School<br />
Notes: Provides valuable experience and depth in<br />
secondary<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Athletic director, sports camp<br />
operator; Favorite food … Doritos; Favorite actor … Will<br />
Smith/Lauren London; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl …<br />
Giants<br />
81<br />
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Luke<br />
44<br />
Green<br />
WR • Senior • 5-7 • 165<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong>, Ohio<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> High School<br />
Notes: Expected to make an impact this season<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Work with professional sports<br />
team; Favorite food … Chicken burrito; Favorite actor … Will<br />
Ferrell; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Rams<br />
GP Rec. Yds. Y/C TD Lg. T/G<br />
2007 10 1 5 5 0 5 0.5<br />
2008 9 2 17 8.5 0 14 1.9<br />
Career 19 3 22 7.3 0 14 1.2<br />
58<br />
57<br />
63<br />
42<br />
Luke<br />
44<br />
Harris<br />
OL • Senior • 6-0 • 290<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong>, Ohio<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> High School<br />
Notes: Mainstay at left guard<br />
Major: Business Administration<br />
Personal: Career plans … Get rich; Favorite football player …<br />
Jack Lambert; Favorite movie… Cars; Favorite cartoon character<br />
… King Julian; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Ravens<br />
Matt<br />
44<br />
McCabe<br />
OL • Senior • 6-1 • 275<br />
New Lexington, Ohio<br />
New Lexington High School<br />
Notes: Guard who can play anywhere on offensive line;<br />
Member of WC Dean’s List<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Favorite food … Rare steak; Favorite football<br />
memory … Beating Marietta in 2008; Favorite movie …<br />
Superbad … Favorite musical performer … George Strait;<br />
Who will win the 2010 Super Bowl … Bengals<br />
Nathan<br />
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McDermitt<br />
OL • Senior • 5-9 • 240<br />
West Manchester, Ohio<br />
National Trail High School<br />
Notes: Member of WC Dean’s List, Faith In Action<br />
Major: Criminal Justice/Psychology<br />
Personal: Career plans … Considering graduate school or<br />
joining military; Would most like to meet … Tom Clancy;<br />
Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Bears<br />
Chris<br />
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Medley<br />
LB • Senior • 5-11 • 230<br />
Cincinnati, Ohio<br />
Purcell Marian High School<br />
Notes: All-OAC in 2008; Led team with 95 tackles<br />
Major: Chemistry<br />
Personal: Career plans … Forensic scientist, coach high school<br />
basketball; Favorite song … “Put On For My City”; Favorite food<br />
… Ribs; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Vikings<br />
GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks Int. FF/FR<br />
2007 8 17 22 39 2.5 1 0 1/1<br />
2008 10 38 57 95 2.5 0.5 2 0/0<br />
Career 18 55 79 134 5 1.5 2 1/1
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C.J.<br />
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potter<br />
OL • Senior • 6-1 • 260<br />
Troy, Ohio<br />
Covington High School<br />
Notes: Solid right tackle; Also a thrower for WC track and<br />
field team<br />
Major: Business Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Help people; Favorite movie …<br />
Old School; Favorite cartoon character … Peter Griffin; Who<br />
will win 2010 Super Bowl … Steelers<br />
Returning Juniors<br />
11<br />
T.J. Burbridge<br />
44<br />
DB • Junior • 6-1 • 172<br />
Reynoldsburg, Ohio<br />
Centennial High School<br />
Notes: All-OAC in 2008; Named OAC Defensive Player of<br />
Week in WC’s win over Baldwin-Wallace<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Marketing for NFL or NBA team;<br />
Favorite food … Chicken; Favorite football player … Ed<br />
Reed; Favorite song … “Motivation”; Who will win 2010<br />
Super Bowl … Ravens<br />
GP Solo Asst Total TFL Int PBU<br />
2007 2 7 2 9 1 0 0/0<br />
2008 10 45 39 84 0 2 3<br />
Career 12 52 41 93 1 2 3<br />
26<br />
Cody<br />
44<br />
Hamilton<br />
LB • Junior • 5-11 • 200<br />
Franklin, Ohio<br />
Franklin High School<br />
Notes: Hard-hitting linebacker is also member of WC<br />
wrestling team<br />
Major: Sport Management/Psychology<br />
Personal: Career plans … Personal trainer; Favorite<br />
food … Steak; Favorite movie … Pumping Iron; Favorite<br />
musical performer … Neil Young; Who will win 2010 Super<br />
Bowl … Cardinals<br />
GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks Int. FF/FR<br />
2007 5 5 4 9 1 1 0 0/0<br />
2008 9 2 4 6 0 0 0 0/1<br />
Career 14 7 8 15 1 1 0 0/1<br />
80<br />
Darren<br />
44<br />
Howard<br />
WR • Junior • 6-2 • 195<br />
New Vienna, Ohio<br />
East Clinton High School<br />
Notes: Had career-best 32-yard reception vs. Muskingum<br />
in 2008<br />
Major: Athletic Training<br />
Personal: Career plans … <strong>College</strong> or high school head athletic<br />
trainer; Favorite food … Soft pretzel; Favorite musical<br />
performer … Three Doors Down<br />
www2.wilmington.edu/athletics<br />
Returning Seniors<br />
Jeremy<br />
44<br />
Stuckey<br />
WR • Senior • 5-8 • 165<br />
Springfield, Ohio<br />
Shawnee High School<br />
20<br />
Notes: Third on WC squad with 23 receptions in 2008; One of<br />
the OAC’s top special teams players<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … <strong>College</strong> coach; Favorite football<br />
player … Eddie George; Favorite musical performer … Lil<br />
Wayne; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Texans<br />
GP Rec. Yds. Y/C TD Lg. T/G<br />
2006 9 19 202 10.6 0 38 22.4<br />
2007 10 27 337 12.5 4 34 33.7<br />
2008 10 22 252 11.5 5 34 25.2<br />
Career 29 68 791 11.6 9 38 27.3<br />
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Alex<br />
44<br />
Keeton<br />
DL • Junior • 6-0 • 220<br />
Monroe, Ohio<br />
Lemon-Monroe High School<br />
Notes: Had six tackles and 0.5 sack in 2008<br />
Major: Criminal Justice<br />
Personal: Favorite food … Chicken wings; Would most like<br />
to meet … Carrie Underwood; Favorite actor … Will Ferrell;<br />
Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Bengals<br />
Astin<br />
44<br />
Laury<br />
RB • Junior • 5-6 • 170<br />
Dayton, Ohio<br />
Belmont High School<br />
Notes: Rushed for career-high 185 yards in WC’s win at<br />
Heidelberg last season<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Pursue master’s; Favorite<br />
football player … Barry Sanders; Would most like to meet …<br />
Lil Wayne; Favorite movie … Paid In Full<br />
GP Att. Net Y/C TD Lg. Avg/G<br />
2007 7 4 11 2.8 0 9 1.6<br />
2008 9 131 482 3.7 0 55 53.6<br />
Career 16 135 493 3.6 0 55 30.8<br />
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Kenny Marsh<br />
DL • Junior • 6-1 • 215<br />
Lima, Ohio<br />
Shawnee High School<br />
Notes: All-OAC in 2008; Led WC with 11 tackles for loss,<br />
seven sacks; WC Dean’s List member<br />
Major: Athletic Training<br />
Personal: Career plans … Graduate school; Favorite food …<br />
Pizza; Would most like to meet … Troy Aikman; Who will win<br />
2010 Super Bowl … Cowboys<br />
GP Solo Asst Total TFL Sacks Int FF/FR<br />
2008 10 23 20 43 11 7 0 3/0<br />
Career 10 23 20 43 11 7 0 3/0<br />
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Returning Juniors<br />
Bryce Martin<br />
LB • Junior • 6-1 • 215<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong>, Ohio<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> High School<br />
Notes: Led WC in tackles in 2007 and 2008<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Athletic director; Favorite football<br />
player … Brian Bosworth; Favorite actor … Adam Sandler;<br />
Who will win the 2010 Super Bowl … Bengals<br />
GP Solo Asst Total TFL Int PBU FF/FR<br />
2007 10 36 49 85 1 2 3 2/0<br />
2008 10 37 58 95 4.5 0 4 2/3<br />
Career 20 73 107 180 5.5 2 7 4/3<br />
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34<br />
Matt McJoynt-Griffith<br />
LB • Junior • 5-8 • 205<br />
Columbus, Ohio<br />
St. Charles Preparatory<br />
Notes: Good hitter; Played in all 10 games in 2008; Member<br />
of WC Dean’s List<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Personal trainer; Favorite food<br />
… Double steak; Would most like to meet … Woody Hayes;<br />
Favorite song … “Papercut”; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl<br />
… Browns<br />
Marc Otte<br />
RB • Junior • 5-10 • 193<br />
Maria Stein, Ohio<br />
Marion Local High School<br />
Notes: Second Team All-OAC in 2007; Coming off injuryshortened<br />
2008 season<br />
Major: Agriculture Agronomy<br />
Personal: Career plans … Soil scientist or farming; Favorite<br />
football memory … Just running the ball; Favorite food …<br />
Applesauce; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Browns<br />
GP Att. Net Y/C TD Lg. Avg/G<br />
2007 9 172 583 3.4 4 21 64.8<br />
2008 3 27 100 3.7 0 22 33.3<br />
Career 12 199 683 3.4 4 22 56.9<br />
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Rex Pitsinger<br />
SB/P • Junior • 5-8 • 195<br />
New Lebanon, Ohio<br />
Valley View High School<br />
Notes: Versatile player also gained 68 yards on 17 rushes<br />
in 2008<br />
Major: Criminal Justice<br />
Personal: Career plans … DEA; Would most like to meet …<br />
LeBron James; Favorite actor … Johnny Depp; Who will win<br />
2010 Super Bowl … Bears<br />
Punts Yds Avg. Long TB FC I20 Blkd<br />
2007 10 315 31.5 40 0 3 0 0<br />
2008 54 1,866 34.6 56 0 9 8 0<br />
Career 64 2,181 34.1 56 0 12 8 0<br />
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Michael Powell<br />
DL • Junior • 5-11 • 240<br />
Waynesville, Ohio<br />
Waynesville High School<br />
Notes: Played in eight games last season<br />
Major: Sport Management/Wellness<br />
Personal: Career plans … Physical therapist, coach; Favorite<br />
food … Chicken wings; Favorite movie … 300; Who will win<br />
2010 Super Bowl … Bengals<br />
GP Solo Asst Total TFL Int PBU FF/FR<br />
2008 8 2 8 10 1 0 0 1/0<br />
Career 8 2 8 10 1 0 0 1/0<br />
4<br />
66<br />
39<br />
Josh Richardson<br />
WR • Junior • 5-11 • 190<br />
Hamilton, Ohio<br />
North <strong>College</strong> Hill High School<br />
Notes: Powerful receiver is also All-OAC hurdler<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Sports agent; Favorite movie …<br />
Remember the Titans; Favorite actor … Chris Tucker; Who<br />
will win 2010 Super Bowl … Panthers<br />
Adam Salyers<br />
OL • Junior • 6-6 • 280<br />
Mechanicsburg, Ohio<br />
Mechanicsburg High School<br />
Notes: One of OAC’s top offensive tackles; Two-time All-OAC<br />
heavyweight wrestler<br />
Major: Ag Business<br />
Personal: Favorite food … Crab legs; Favorite football player<br />
… Jason Witten; Favorite movie … The Good, the Bad and<br />
the Ugly; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Cowboys<br />
Tyler Scheid<br />
WR • Junior • 6-0 • 180<br />
Loveland, Ohio<br />
Milford High School<br />
Notes: Making the switch from defensive back; Member of<br />
WC Dean’s List; Plays for WC water polo club<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … High school or college coach;<br />
Favorite food … Steak; Favorite football player … Jerry Rice;<br />
Favorite animal … Polar bear; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl<br />
… Chargers
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Donta` Stone<br />
DB • Junior • 5-7 • 190<br />
Cleveland, Ohio<br />
John F. Kennedy High School<br />
Notes: Had 64 tackles in breakout 2008 season<br />
Major: Business Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Real estate; Favorite food …<br />
Polish boys; Favorite song … “I Heard”; Who will win 2010<br />
Super Bowl … Bills<br />
GP Solo Asst Total TFL Int PBU FF/FR<br />
2007 7 19 13 32 0.5 1 1 0/0<br />
2008 10 34 30 64 5 1 5 3/2<br />
Career 17 53 43 96 5.5 2 6 3/2<br />
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Randy Swain<br />
OL • Junior • 6-0 • 260<br />
Carlisle, Ohio<br />
Carlisle High School<br />
Notes: Starting center in all 10 games in 2008<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Coach; Favorite food … Pizza;<br />
Favorite movie … Fast and Furious; Who will win 2010 Super<br />
Bowl … Cowboys<br />
Returning Sophomores<br />
76<br />
59<br />
Aaron Fannin<br />
DL • Sophomore • 5-10 • 295<br />
Christiansburg, Ohio<br />
Graham High School<br />
Notes: Making switch from offensive line<br />
Major: Social Work<br />
Personal: Career plans … Start a consulting company with<br />
my brother; Favorite actor … Seth Rogan; Favorite food …<br />
Steak; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Bengals<br />
Cale Gibson<br />
LB • Sophomore • 6-0 • 215<br />
Rural Valley, Pa.<br />
West Shamokin High School<br />
Notes: Expected to challenge for playing time<br />
Major: Criminal Justice<br />
Personal: Career plans … Pennsylvania state trooper;<br />
Favorite cartoon character … Wolverine; Would most like<br />
to meet … Aaron Curry; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl …<br />
Steelers<br />
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Returning Juniors<br />
17<br />
70<br />
52<br />
Derick Westfall<br />
DB • Junior • 5-9 • 160<br />
Minster, Ohio<br />
Anna High School<br />
Notes: Had nine tackles in eight games played in 2008;<br />
Member of WC Dean’s List<br />
Major: Sport Management/Wellness Administration<br />
Personal: Career plans … Fitness trainer; Favorite song …<br />
“If I Die 2Night”; Favorite actor … Jim Carrey; Favorite movie<br />
… Bad Boys II; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Packers<br />
Ryan Hines<br />
OL • Sophomore • 5-11 • 250<br />
Cleveland, Ohio<br />
Shaker Heights High School<br />
Notes: Can play anywhere on offensive line<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Athletic Director; Would most like<br />
to meet … Barack Obama; Favorite food … Pizza; Favorite<br />
song … “Turn My Swag On”; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl<br />
… Browns<br />
Ryan Krugh<br />
OL • Sophomore • 5-11 • 315<br />
South Vienna, Ohio<br />
Northeastern High School<br />
Notes: Gives depth to solid offensive line<br />
Major: Business Administration<br />
Personal: Favorite food … Bratwurst; Favorite musical<br />
performer … Brooks and Dunn; Favorite actor … Harrison<br />
Ford; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Broncos<br />
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Returning Sophomores<br />
Brett McEvoy<br />
SB • Sophomore • 5-11 • 205<br />
Pickerington, Ohio<br />
Pickerington North High School<br />
Notes: Versatile player saw action in nine games in 2008;<br />
Member of WC Dean’s List<br />
Major: Math Education<br />
Personal: Career plans … Math teacher/Coach; Favorite<br />
football memory … Blocking for Astin Laury when he rushed<br />
for 185 yards against Heidelberg; Who will win the 2010<br />
Super Bowl ... Cowboys<br />
Andrew Mullen<br />
DL • Sophomore • 6-2 • 210<br />
Urbana, Ohio<br />
Catholic Central High School<br />
Notes: Defensive end with speed and strength<br />
Major: Agriculture<br />
Personal: Career plans … Financial planner; Favorite food<br />
… Pork tenderloin; Favorite football player … Brett Favre;<br />
Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Packers<br />
Aaron Pohly<br />
K • Sophomore • 5-10 • 175<br />
Martinsville, Ohio<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> High School<br />
Notes: Scored 28 points in 2008; Made three of four field<br />
goals<br />
Major: Education<br />
Personal: Career plans … Become a principal; Favorite food<br />
... Chicken alfredo; Would most like to meet ... Dan Marino;<br />
Favorite movie ... Dark Knight; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl<br />
... Browns<br />
Adam Reynolds<br />
QB • Sophomore • 6-3 • 240<br />
Norwood, Ohio<br />
Norwood High School<br />
Notes: Was team’s second leading rusher in six games in<br />
2008<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Athletic director and coach; Favorite<br />
football player … Marc Otte; Would most like to meet<br />
… T.I.; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Lions<br />
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Nate StierhofF<br />
QB • Sophomore • 6-2 • 185<br />
Rushsylvania, Ohio<br />
Benjamin Logan High School<br />
Notes: Saw action in two games last season<br />
Major: Education<br />
Personal: Career plans … Middle school math/language arts<br />
teacher/coach; Favorite song … “Scar Tissue”; Favorite food<br />
… Pizza; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Buccaneers<br />
Chris Taylor<br />
OL • Sophomore • 6-4 • 290<br />
Cincinnati, Ohio<br />
Colerain High School<br />
Notes: Played football and wrestled at Colerain High School<br />
Major: Criminal Justice<br />
Personal: Career plans … FBI agent; Would most like to<br />
meet … Barack Obama; Favorite football memory … Fumble<br />
recovery for touchdown; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl …<br />
Bengals<br />
Jihad Quran<br />
LB• Sophomore • 5-6 • 210<br />
Cincinnati, Ohio<br />
Finneytown High School<br />
Notes: Nickname is “Hitman”<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Sports agent; Favorite musical<br />
performer … Lil Wayne; Favorite football player … Ray<br />
Lewis; Favorite football memory … Saints winning playoff<br />
game; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Saints<br />
Andra Washington<br />
LB • Sophomore • 5-10 • 207<br />
Dayton, Ohio<br />
Dunbar High School<br />
Notes: Saw action in five games in 2008<br />
Major: Business Administration<br />
Personal: Career plans … Business owner; Favorite movie<br />
… The Program; Favorite football player … A.J. Hawk; Who<br />
will win 2010 Super Bowl … Falcons
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Jordan Dugger<br />
DB • T-Freshman • 6-0 • 185<br />
West Jefferson, Ohio<br />
Madison Plains High School<br />
Notes: Three-sport athlete at Madison Plains High School<br />
Major: Business<br />
Personal: Career plans … Own a business; Favorite food …<br />
Crab legs; Favorite musical performer … Lil Wayne; Who will<br />
win 2010 Super Bowl … Browns<br />
Bryan Lee<br />
DB • T-Freshman • 6-0 • 175<br />
Cincinnati, Ohio<br />
Winton Woods High School<br />
Notes: Versatile athlete is also a sprinter for WC track and<br />
field team<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Sports administrator; Favorite<br />
food … Macaroni and cheese; Favorite actress … Halle<br />
Berry; Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Bengals<br />
Michael Reavis<br />
DL • T-Freshman • 5-6 • 240<br />
Huber Heights, Ohio<br />
Wayne High School<br />
Notes: Is also a thrower for WC track and field team<br />
Major: Education<br />
Personal: Career plans … Health/PE teacher; Favorite food<br />
… Chipotle; Favorite football player … Ray Lewis; Who will<br />
win 2010 Super Bowl … Steelers<br />
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Transfer Freshmen<br />
9<br />
3<br />
Tyrell Richardson<br />
RB • T-Freshman • 5-9 • 178<br />
Columbus, Ohio<br />
Centennial High School<br />
Notes: Is also a sprinter for WC track and field team<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Career plans … Business owner; Favorite actress<br />
… Lauren London; Favorite football player … Reggie Bush;<br />
Who will win 2010 Super Bowl … Ravens<br />
Randy Triplett<br />
QB• T-Freshman • 6-1 • 185<br />
Youngstown, Ohio<br />
Youngstown Christian High School<br />
Notes: Good all-around athlete<br />
Major: Sport Management<br />
Personal: Favorite football player … Troy Smith; Favorite<br />
movie … Paid In Full; Favorite musical performer … T.I.; Who<br />
will win 2010 Super Bowl … 49ers<br />
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2008 Season Review/Season Stats<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> continued its ascent in the Ohio<br />
Athletic Conference during the 2008 season.<br />
Led by a balanced offense and a ball-hawking<br />
defense, the Quakers finished 4-6—their<br />
best record since 2001—against one of<br />
the toughest schedules in the nation.<br />
“We’re getting to where we want to<br />
be. We aren’t getting there as quickly<br />
as we want, but we are getting there,”<br />
said WC head coach Barry Wulf, who<br />
was named the OAC’s Co-coach of<br />
the Year in his fourth season at the<br />
helm.<br />
With senior wide receivers Marque Jones<br />
and Brandon Hiatt on the loose and junior<br />
quarterback Billy Blackburn in the pocket,<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> scored 17 touchdowns through<br />
the air, and featured a running attack that was<br />
paced by sophomore tailback Astin Laury.<br />
“We threw and rushed the ball well, and our offensive line was the<br />
OVERALL DEFENSiVE STATiSTiCS<br />
All games<br />
|—————Tackles————| |-Sacks-| |———Pass Def——-| |—Fumbles—| Blkd<br />
DEFENSiVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf<br />
42 Chris Medley 10 38 57 95 2.5-6 0.5-3 2-84 1 — — — — —<br />
15 Bryce Martin 10 37 58 95 4.5-11 — — 4 1 3-1 2 — —<br />
11 T.J. Burbridge 10 45 39 84 — — 2-0 3 — 1-0 2 — —<br />
30 Donta’ Stone 10 34 30 64 5.0-20 0.5-0 1-5 5 — 2--4 3 — —<br />
24 Brandon Heim 10 23 28 51 4.0-16 1.0-9 2-29 2 1 1-9 1 — —<br />
96 Cedric Holmes 10 24 24 48 8.0-15 — — 1 2 2-19 2 — —<br />
51 Kenny Marsh 10 23 20 43 11.0-51 7.0-46 — 1 2 — 3 — —<br />
5 Brandon Porter 10 27 14 41 1.0-4 — — 5 — 1-0 — — —<br />
10 John Rupp 10 15 24 39 6.5-26 3.5-19 — 3 1 1-0 1 — —<br />
32 Nathan Geers 10 14 21 35 7.0-34 3.5-24 — 2 6 1-0 — — —<br />
99 Taylor Porter 10 11 16 27 1.0-5 0.5-4 — 1 1 — 1 1 —<br />
21 Brad Abner 10 18 8 26 — — — 3 — — — — —<br />
1 Giov Crawford 8 8 6 14 — — — 1 — — 1 — —<br />
55 Michael Powell 8 2 8 10 1.0-1 — — — — — 1 — —<br />
40 Clay Martin 10 1 8 9 — — — — 1 — — — —<br />
17 Derick Westfall 8 5 4 9 — — — — — — — — —<br />
81 Luke Green 9 5 4 9 — — — — — 1-0 — — —<br />
78 Alex Keeton 8 — 6 6 0.5-1 — — — — — — — —<br />
26 Cody Hamilton 9 2 4 6 — — — — — 1-10 — — —<br />
49 Michael Bell 5 4 2 6 — — — — — — — — —<br />
31 Astin Laury 9 2 3 5 — — — — — — — — —<br />
41 And Wshington 5 3 1 4 — — — — — — — — —<br />
43 Cody Shaw 9 3 — 3 — — — — — — — — —<br />
18 Zack Ziegler 8 1 2 3 — — — — — — — — —<br />
TM TEAM 7 3 — 3 2.0-10 1.0-8 — — — — — — 1<br />
6 Matt McJoynt-Griffith 10 1 1 2 — — — — — — — — —<br />
80 Darren Howard 9 2 — 2 — — — — — — 1 1 —<br />
28 David Howard 4 1 1 2 — — — — — — — — —<br />
59 Cale Gibson 1 — 1 1 — — — — — — — — —<br />
27 Brett McEvoy 9 1 — 1 — — — — — — — — —<br />
20 Jeremy Stuckey 10 — 1 1 — — — — — — — — —<br />
9 Kevin Johnson 9 — 1 1 — — — — — — — — —<br />
22 22 1 1 — 1 — — — — — — — — —<br />
56 Quatez Scott 3 — 1 1 — — — — — — — — —<br />
44 Wes Anders 8 1 — 1 — — — — — — — — —<br />
Total 10 355 393 748 54-200 17-113 7-118 33 15 14-35 18 2 1<br />
Opponents 10 313 451 764 62-192 12-86 8-98 27 7 6-0 8 4 1<br />
SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> 17 92 33 36 178<br />
Opponents 68 99 27 83 277<br />
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key to the success that we enjoyed,” Wulf said. “We gave up<br />
just 12 sacks—the least in the conference. That says a lot<br />
about how well our line played.”<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong>’s hit, tackle and take the ball away<br />
mentality played out on the defensive side of<br />
the ball. The Quakers ranked third in the conference<br />
with a plus-6 turnover margin.<br />
“When we take the ball away, we are a<br />
very good football team,” Wulf said. “We<br />
grew a lot as a defensive unit in that way<br />
in 2008.”<br />
The Quakers featured three of the OAC’s<br />
top 10 tacklers. Linebackers Chris Medley<br />
and Bryce Martin had 95 stops each, while<br />
safety T.J. Burbridge recorded 84 tackles.<br />
Sophomore tackle Kenny Marsh was fourth in the<br />
conference with seven sacks.<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> was downright stingy in the red zone. The<br />
Quakers led the OAC in red zone defense and also topped the<br />
conference by forcing 10 turnovers inside the WC 20.<br />
OVERALL TEAM STATiSTiCS<br />
All games<br />
TEAM STATiSTiCS WiLM OPP<br />
SCORING 178 277<br />
Points Per Game 17.8 27.7<br />
FIRST DOWNS 163 201<br />
Rushing 67 89<br />
Passing 83 96<br />
Penalty 13 16<br />
RUSHING YARDAGE 1101 1923<br />
Yards gained rushing 1315 2144<br />
Yards lost rushing 214 221<br />
Rushing Attempts 354 396<br />
Average Per Rush 3.1 4.9<br />
Average Per Game 110.1 192.3<br />
TDs Rushing 7 19<br />
PASSING YARDAGE 1689 2146<br />
Att-Comp-Int 280-153-8 277-154-7<br />
Average Per Pass 6.0 7.7<br />
Average Per Catch 11.0 13.9<br />
Average Per Game 168.9 214.6<br />
TDs Passing 17 16<br />
TOTAL OFFENSE 2790 4069<br />
Total Plays 634 673<br />
Average Per Play 4.4 6.0<br />
Average Per Game 279.0 406.9<br />
KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 48-752 35-628<br />
PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 17-111 22-140<br />
INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 7-118 8-98<br />
KICK RETURN AVERAGE 15.7 17.9<br />
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 6.5 6.4<br />
INT RETURN AVERAGE 16.9 12.2<br />
FUMBLES-LOST 13-7 22-14<br />
PENALTIES-YARDS 64-539 73-732<br />
Average Per Game 53.9 73.2<br />
PUNTS-YARDS 54-1866 31-1043<br />
Average Per Punt 34.6 33.6<br />
Net punt average 32.0 28.1<br />
TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 29:55 29:51<br />
3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 52/143 45/121<br />
3rd-Down Pct. 36% 37%<br />
4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 3/19 10/25<br />
4th-Down Pct. 16% 40%<br />
SACKS BY-YARDS 17-113 12-86<br />
MISC YARDS 0 8<br />
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 24 36<br />
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 4-8 8-14<br />
ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 1-1<br />
RED-ZONE SCORES 18-27 67% 31-46 67%<br />
RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 15-27 56% 25-46 54%<br />
PAT-ATTEMPTS 20-22 91% 31-33 94%<br />
ATTENDANCE 7857 11972<br />
Games/Avg Per Game. 4/1964 6/1995<br />
Neutral Site Games 0/0
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OVERALL iNDiViDUAL STATiSTiCS<br />
All games<br />
RUSHiNG GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G<br />
Astin Laury 9 131 526 44 482 3.7 0 55 53.6<br />
Adam Reynolds 6 57 226 21 205 3.6 3 18 34.2<br />
Tim Pugh 10 53 116 15 101 1.9 3 9 10.1<br />
Marc Otte 3 27 110 10 100 3.7 0 22 33.3<br />
Marque Jones 10 20 115 20 95 4.8 1 32 9.5<br />
Billy Blackburn 8 26 132 60 72 2.8 0 17 9.0<br />
Rex Pitsinger 10 17 70 2 68 4.0 0 13 6.8<br />
Jeremy Stuckey 10 6 7 3 4 0.7 0 2 0.4<br />
Darren Howard 9 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.2<br />
Brett McEvoy 9 5 4 2 2 0.4 0 1 0.2<br />
Giov Crawford 8 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.2<br />
Nate Stierhoff 2 3 5 7 -2 -0.7 0 0 -1.0<br />
Brandon Hiatt 10 1 0 4 -4 -4.0 0 0 -0.4<br />
TEAM 7 6 0 26 -26 -4.3 0 0 -3.7<br />
TOTAL 10 354 1315 214 1101 3.1 7 55 110.1<br />
OPPONENTS 10 396 2144 221 1923 4.9 19 60 192.3<br />
PASSiNG GP Effic Cmp-Att-int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G<br />
Billy Blackburn 8 124.75 123-229-6 53.7 1451 16 51 181.4<br />
Adam Reynolds 6 102.6 122-39-1 56.4 199 1 47 33.2<br />
Nate Stierhoff 2 54.40 4-8-1 50.0 28 0 14 14.0<br />
Jeremy Stuckey 10 122.40 3-3-0 100.0 8 0 13 0.8<br />
Rex Pitsinger 10 125.20 1-1-0 100.0 3 0 3 0.3<br />
Marque Jones 10 0.00 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0<br />
TOTAL 10 119.63 153-280-8 54.6 1689 17 51 168.9<br />
OPPONENTS 10 134.68 154-277-7 55.6 2146 16 66 214.6<br />
RECEiViNG GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G<br />
Marque Jones 10 52 519 10.0 3 47 51.9<br />
Brandon Hiatt 10 50 660 13.2 6 51 66.0<br />
Jeremy Stuckey 10 22 252 11.5 5 34 25.2<br />
Wes Anders 8 10 134 13.4 2 22 16.8<br />
Shane Quay 8 7 32 4.6 0 8 4.0<br />
Astin Laury 9 3 5 1.7 1 5 0.6<br />
Luke Green 9 2 17 8.5 0 14 1.9<br />
Kai Daniels 6 2 10 5.0 0 6 1.7<br />
Tim Pugh 10 2 7 3.5 0 6 0.7<br />
Darren Howard 9 1 32 32.0 0 32 3.6<br />
Josh Richardson 3 1 13 13.0 0 13 4.3<br />
Brett McEvoy 9 1 8 8.0 0 8 0.9<br />
TOTAL 10 153 1689 11.0 17 51 168.9<br />
OPPONENTS 10 154 2146 13.9 16 66 214.6<br />
PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long<br />
Jeremy Stuckey 16 103 6.4 0 24<br />
Brandon Hiatt 1 8 8.0 0 8<br />
TOTAL 17 111 6.5 0 24<br />
OPPONENTS 22 140 6.4 0 38<br />
iNTERCEPTiONS No. Yds Avg TD Long<br />
Chris Medley 2 84 42.0 0 62<br />
Brandon Heim 2 29 14.5 0 21<br />
T. J. Burbridge 2 0 0.0 0 0<br />
Donta’ Stone 1 5 5.0 0 5<br />
TOTAL 7 118 16.9 0 62<br />
OPPONENTS 8 98 12.2 1 36<br />
KiCK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long<br />
Jeremy Stuckey 13 245 18.8 0 66<br />
Josh Richardson 11 129 11.7 0 21<br />
Rex Pitsinger 10 155 15.5 0 29<br />
Giov Crawford 3 50 16.7 0 24<br />
Udo Nwamu 2 83 41.5 0 65<br />
Marque Jones 2 9 4.5 0 9<br />
Astin Laury 2 25 12.5 0 17<br />
Brett McEvoy 2 13 6.5 0 8<br />
Bryce Martin 1 31 31.0 0 31<br />
Jihad Quran 1 12 12.0 0 12<br />
TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0<br />
TOTAL 48 752 15.7 0 66<br />
OPPONENTS 35 628 17.9 0 46<br />
FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long<br />
Cody Hamilton 1 10 10.0 0 10<br />
Brandon Heim 1 9 9.0 0 9<br />
Cedric Holmes 1 19 19.0 0 19<br />
Donta’ Stone 1 -4 -4.0 0 0<br />
Bryce Martin 1 1 1.0 0 1<br />
TOTAL 5 35 7.0 0 19<br />
OPPONENTS 0 0 0.0 0 0<br />
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2008 Season Stats<br />
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SCORiNG TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points<br />
Brandon Hiatt 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 36<br />
Jeremy Stuckey 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30<br />
Aaron Pohly 0 3-4 19-21 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 28<br />
Marque Jones 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24<br />
Tim Pugh 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18<br />
Adam Reynolds 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18<br />
Wes Anders 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12<br />
Astin Laury 1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 6<br />
D. Rhinehimer 0 1-3 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 4<br />
TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2<br />
Trevor Stutz 0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0<br />
TOTAL 24 4-8 20-22 0-1 0 0-1 0 1 178<br />
OPPONENTS 36 8-14 31-33 1-3 1 1-1 0 1 277<br />
TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G<br />
Billy Blackburn 8 255 72 1451 1523 190.4<br />
Astin Laury 9 131 482 0 482 53.6<br />
Adam Reynolds 6 96 205 199 404 67.3<br />
Tim Pugh 10 53 101 0 101 10.1<br />
Marc Otte 3 27 100 0 100 33.3<br />
Marque Jones 10 20 95 0 95 9.5<br />
Rex Pitsinger 10 18 68 3 71 7.1<br />
Nate Stierhoff 2 11 -2 28 26 13.0<br />
Jeremy Stuckey 10 9 4 8 12 1.2<br />
Giov Crawford 8 1 2 0 2 0.2<br />
Brett McEvoy 9 5 2 0 2 0.2<br />
Darren Howard 9 1 2 0 2 0.2<br />
Brandon Hiatt 10 1 -4 0 -4 -0.4<br />
TEAM 7 6 -26 0 -26 -3.7<br />
TOTAL 10 634 1101 1689 2790 279.0<br />
OPPONENTS 10 673 1923 2146 4069 406.9<br />
FiELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk<br />
Trevor Stutz 0-1 0.0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1<br />
Aaron Pohly 3-4 75.0 0-0 3-4 0-0 0-0 0-0 28 1<br />
D. Rhinehimer 1-3 33.3 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-2 0-0 40 1<br />
FG SEQUENCE <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> OPPONENTS<br />
Mount St. Joseph 35 32, 34<br />
Marietta — —<br />
Capital — (20), 21, (22)<br />
John Carroll (23) (23), 38<br />
Muskingum — 22, 33<br />
Otterbein — (42)<br />
Mount Union 46 (21), (29)<br />
Heidelberg (40), 32 (44), (42)<br />
Baldwin-Wallace (20), (28), 22 —<br />
Ohio Northern — —<br />
Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.<br />
PUNTiNG No. Yds Avg Long TB FC i20 Blkd<br />
Rex Pitsinger 54 1866 34.6 56 0 9 8 0<br />
TOTAL 54 1866 34.6 56 0 9 8 0<br />
OPPONENTS 31 1043 33.6 47 3 3 6 1<br />
KiCKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn<br />
D. Rhinehimer 17 836 49.2 1 1<br />
Aaron Pohly 9 460 51.1 0 0<br />
Adam Reynolds 8 346 43.2 0 0<br />
Marty Ellis 4 231 57.8 1 1<br />
Rex Pitsinger 1 46 46.0 0 0<br />
TOTAL 39 1919 49.2 2 2 628 32.1 37<br />
OPPONENTS 54 3052 56.5 5 1 752 40.7 29<br />
ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR iR Tot Avg/G<br />
Brandon Hiatt 10 -4 660 8 0 0 664 66.4<br />
Marque Jones 10 95 519 0 9 0 623 62.3<br />
Jeremy Stuckey 10 4 252 103 245 0 604 60.4<br />
Astin Laury 9 482 5 0 25 0 512 56.9<br />
Rex Pitsinger 10 68 0 0 155 0 223 22.3<br />
Adam Reynolds 6 205 0 0 0 0 205 34.2<br />
Josh Richardson 3 0 13 0 129 0 142 47.3<br />
Wes Anders 8 0 134 0 0 0 134 16.8<br />
Tim Pugh 10 101 7 0 0 0 108 10.8<br />
Marc Otte 3 100 0 0 0 0 100 33.3<br />
Chris Medley 10 0 0 0 0 84 84 8.4<br />
Udo Nwamu 1 0 0 0 83 0 83 83.0<br />
Billy Blackburn 8 72 0 0 0 0 72 9.0<br />
Giov Crawford 8 2 0 0 50 0 52 6.5<br />
Darren Howard 9 2 32 0 0 0 34 3.8<br />
Shane Quay 8 0 32 0 0 0 32 4.0<br />
Bryce Martin 10 0 0 0 31 0 31 3.1<br />
Brandon Heim 10 0 0 0 0 29 29 2.9<br />
Brett McEvoy 9 2 8 0 13 0 23 2.6<br />
Luke Green 9 0 17 0 0 0 17 1.9<br />
Jihad Quran 5 0 0 0 12 0 12 2.4<br />
Kai Daniels 6 0 10 0 0 0 10 1.7<br />
Donta’ Stone 10 0 0 0 0 5 5 0.5<br />
Nate Stierhoff 2 -2 0 0 0 0 -2 -1.0<br />
TEAM 7 -26 0 0 0 0 -26 -3.7<br />
TOTAL 10 1101 1689 111 752 118 3771 377.1<br />
OPPONENTS 10 1923 2146 140 628 98 4935 493.5<br />
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Community Service<br />
Members of the <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
football team continued the program’s<br />
tradition of community service in 2008<br />
at a street fair hosted by the Clinton<br />
County Homeless Shelter.<br />
Players and coaches staffed game<br />
booths and provided some muscle<br />
power as the homeless shelter celebrated<br />
the opening of its new annex.<br />
“It was a beautiful event on a beautiful day. We were blessed<br />
to be a part of this activity,” <strong>Wilmington</strong> head coach Barry Wulf<br />
said. “Our players are committed to making a difference in their<br />
campus community and the greater <strong>Wilmington</strong> community.<br />
Playing football for <strong>Wilmington</strong> is about more than X’s and O’s.<br />
We are focused on the development of community leaders.”<br />
Other community service projects adopted by the WC football<br />
team include Cape May Retirement Community, <strong>Wilmington</strong> City<br />
Schools’ Right to Read Week and March of Dimes’ March For<br />
Babies.<br />
“These young men will be on campus for four years, but they<br />
will be impacting their communities for the rest of their lives,”<br />
Wulf said. “We are proud of the way they not only accept these<br />
opportunities, but more importantly, how they embrace them.”<br />
During the 2008 season, <strong>Wilmington</strong> also hosted Coach to Cure<br />
MD Day. The Quakers worked to defeat Muscular Dystrophy, in<br />
particular Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, the leading genetic<br />
killer of boys and young men.<br />
“For me personally, having a child with special needs has opened<br />
my eyes to the need to embrace causes like this,” Wulf said.<br />
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“Having experienced what we have as a family and getting to<br />
understand the different types of special-needs children that are<br />
out there, like DMD children, we feel it’s important to do what we<br />
can whenever we have the opportunity.<br />
“This was one of those opportunities. We need to do more. We<br />
need to get the word out that there are people who are struggling<br />
that need our help. We need to raise the awareness level.”<br />
Linebacker Cody Hamilton lends a helping, dunking hand to<br />
Tyler Watson at the Clinton County Homeless Shelter’s streeet fair.<br />
<strong>Wilmington</strong> football players staffed the basketball attraction,<br />
cornhole boards and baked sale tables.<br />
The Quakers celebrate a victory for the community during a street fair hosted by the Clinton County Homeless Shelter.
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iNDiViDUAL<br />
TOTAL OFFENSE<br />
576 Eric Noble vs. Urbana 1994<br />
508 Eric Noble vs. Geneva 1994<br />
486 Adam Ryan vs. Franklin 1999<br />
447 Jim Ballard vs. Evansville 1990<br />
445 Adam Ryan vs. Marietta 2000<br />
RUSHiNG YARDS<br />
238 Mel Sunderland vs. Urbana 1986<br />
236 Doug Eastes vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1995<br />
228 Doug Eastes vs. Urbana 1995<br />
221 Will Isaac vs. Heidelberg 2002<br />
215 Dave Campbell vs. Windsor 1987<br />
RUSHiNG ATTEMPTS<br />
45 Doug Eastes vs. Mt. St. Joe 1995<br />
42 Tim Andrew vs. Defiance 1991<br />
41 Will Isaac vs. Heidelberg 2002<br />
41 Doug Eastes vs. Urbana 1995<br />
39 Luke Chambers vs. Mt. St. Joe 1993<br />
RUSHiNG TOUCHDOWNS<br />
5 Bulldog Smith vs. Cedarville 1929<br />
3 Nine times<br />
PASSiNG YARDS<br />
575 Eric Noble vs. Urbana 1994<br />
507 Eric Noble vs. Geneva 1994<br />
465 Adam Ryan vs. Franklin 1999<br />
459 Adam Ryan vs. Marietta 2000<br />
458 Adam Ryan vs. Franklin 1998<br />
PASSiNG ATTEMPTS<br />
66 Eric Noble vs. Adrian 1995<br />
63 Eric Noble vs. Geneva 1994<br />
53 Billy Blackburn vs. Marietta 2007<br />
53 Eric Noble vs. Urbana 1994<br />
53 Jim Ballard vs. Evansville 1990<br />
52 Adam Ryan vs. Wabash 1999<br />
PASS COMPLETiONS<br />
34 Eric Noble vs. Urbana 1994<br />
34 Jim Ballard vs. Evansville 1990<br />
32 Eric Noble vs. Adrian 1995<br />
32 Eric Noble vs. Geneva 1994<br />
31 Billy Blackburn vs. John Carroll 2007<br />
31 Adam Ryan vs. Adrian 1999<br />
PASSiNG TOUCHDOWNS<br />
6 Billy Blackburn vs. John Carroll 2007<br />
5 Nine Times<br />
iNTERCEPTiONS THROWN<br />
6 Jim Ballard vs. Defiance 1990<br />
5 Adam Ryan vs. Heidelberg 2000<br />
5 Jim Sposet vs. Westminster 1982<br />
4 Five Times<br />
RECEiViNG YARDS<br />
275 Derron Calvert vs. Union 1986<br />
264 Chris Garrity vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1993<br />
261 Jason Tincher vs. Urbana 1994<br />
254 Jon Cain vs. Heidelberg 2000<br />
244 Jason Tincher vs. Defiance 1994<br />
RECEPTiONS<br />
17 Chris Garrity vs. Defiance 1993<br />
16 Jason Tincher vs. Urbana 1994<br />
16 Jason Tincher vs. Defiance 1994<br />
15 Marque Jones vs. Otterbein 2007<br />
15 Derron Calvert vs. Union 1986<br />
14 Marque Jones vs. John Carroll 2008<br />
14 Chris Garrity vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1993<br />
TOUCHDOWN RECEPTiONS<br />
4 Marque Jones vs. Muskingum 2007<br />
4 Jon Cain vs. Capital 2000<br />
4 Chris Garrity vs. Defiance 1993<br />
3 Eight Times<br />
POiNTS<br />
31 Chuck Weimer vs. Defiance 1926<br />
30 Bulldog Smith vs. Cedarville 1929<br />
24 Six Times<br />
FiELD GOALS<br />
3 Troy Gantz vs. Tiffin 1991<br />
3 Art Steele vs. Baldwin-Wallace 2000<br />
FiELD GOAL ATTEMPTS<br />
4 Bill Cooper vs. Bluffton 1995<br />
3 Val Haunn vs. Thomas More 1993<br />
3 Greg Sczurek vs. Tiffin 1992<br />
3 Troy Gantz vs. Tiffin 1991<br />
PAT’S MADE<br />
7 Art Steele vs. Olivet 1999<br />
7 Bart Vaughn vs. Franklin 1998<br />
7 Kurt Kiessling vs. Urbana 1987<br />
6 Four times<br />
PAT’S ATTEMPTED<br />
8 Art Steele vs. Franklin 1999<br />
8 Kurt Kiessling vs. Urbana 1987<br />
7 Four Times<br />
PUNTS<br />
11 Rex Pitsinger vs. Mount Union 2008<br />
11 Brent Scherz vs. Baldwin-Wallace 2007<br />
11 Drew Springer vs. Mt. Union 2004<br />
10 Drew Springer vs. Mt. Union 2005<br />
10 Brent Scherz vs. Capital 2007<br />
10 Drew Springer vs. Capital 2005<br />
10 Mike Fisher vs. Susquehanna 1997<br />
10 Mike Fisher vs. Wabash 1996<br />
TACKLES<br />
21 Lance Barker vs. Bluffton 1988<br />
19 Chris Medley vs. Ohio Northern 2008<br />
19 Chad Otte vs. Ohio Northern 2005<br />
19 Chris Mehlman vs. Kenyon 1990<br />
19 Damon Flanigan vs. Kenyon 1990<br />
18 J. Hutchinson vs. Wooster 1993<br />
16 Five Times<br />
TACKLES FOR LOSS<br />
6 Mike Johnson vs. Defiance 1986<br />
6 Jerry Ward vs. Wabash 1997<br />
5 Four Times<br />
SACKS<br />
4 Nick Nicastro vs. Urbana 1999<br />
3.5 C. Poeppelmeier vs. Maryville 1997<br />
3 Nine Times<br />
iNTERCEPTiONS<br />
4 Richard Fortner vs. N/A 1951<br />
3 Chad Otte vs. Marietta 2006<br />
3 Wallace Morris vs. Heidelberg 2001<br />
Single-Game Records<br />
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TEAM<br />
TOTAL OFFENSE<br />
691 vs. Urbana 1994<br />
660 vs. Franklin 1999<br />
615 vs. Urbana 1987<br />
605 vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1995<br />
598 vs. Adrian 1999<br />
RUSHiNG YARDS<br />
381 vs. Bluffton 1993<br />
321 vs. Tiffin 1992<br />
307 vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1990<br />
303 vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1995<br />
282 vs. Urbana 1995<br />
RUSHiNG ATTEMPTS<br />
68 vs. Bluffton 1993<br />
67 vs. Tiffin 1992<br />
63 vs. Ohio Wesleyan 1993<br />
58 vs. Earlham 1997<br />
52 vs. Bluffton 1991<br />
RUSHiNG TOUCHDOWNS<br />
6 vs. Bluffton 1993<br />
5 Nine Times<br />
PASSiNG YARDS<br />
575 vs. Urbana 1994<br />
507 vs. Geneva 1994<br />
468 vs. Franklin 1999<br />
459 vs. Marietta 2000<br />
458 vs. Franklin 1998<br />
PASSiNG ATTEMPTS<br />
66 vs. Adrian 1995<br />
64 vs. Geneva 1995<br />
58 vs. Malone 1995<br />
54 vs. Defiance 1993<br />
54 vs. Campbellsville 1990<br />
PASSiNG COMPLETiONS<br />
34 vs. Urbana 1994<br />
34 vs. Evansville 1990<br />
32 vs. Adrian 1995<br />
32 vs. Geneva 1994<br />
32 vs. Tiffin 1994<br />
PASSiNG TOUCHDOWNS<br />
6 vs. Urbana 1987<br />
5 Six Times<br />
iNTERCEPTiONS THROWN<br />
7 vs. Defiance 1990<br />
5 vs. Hanover 1998<br />
5 vs. Heidelberg 2000<br />
FiRST DOWNS<br />
33 vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1999<br />
32 vs. Geneva 1994<br />
31 vs. Mt. Muskingum 2007<br />
30 vs. Otterbein 2007<br />
30 vs. Mt. St. Joseph 1999<br />
29 Three times<br />
POiNTS<br />
93 vs. Loveland 1913<br />
79 vs. Lebanon 1908<br />
77 vs. Cedarville 1921<br />
64 vs. Freedom 1981<br />
62 vs. Iowa Wesleyan 1982<br />
PAT’S<br />
8 vs. Franklin 1999<br />
8 vs. Urbana 1987<br />
7 Seven Times<br />
FiELD GOALS<br />
3 vs. Tiffin 1991<br />
3 vs. Heidelberg 2000<br />
PUNTS<br />
12 vs. Baldwin-Wallace 2007<br />
11 vs. Mount Union 2008<br />
11 vs. Capital 2007<br />
11 vs. Mount Union 2004<br />
10 vs. Mount Union 2007<br />
10 vs. Mount Union 2005<br />
10 vs. Capital 2005<br />
10 vs. Susquehanna 1997<br />
10 vs. Wabash 1996<br />
TURNOVERS<br />
8 vs. Bluffton 1986<br />
7 vs. Defiance 1990<br />
6 Eight Times<br />
TOTAL DEFENSE<br />
44 vs. Earlham 1997<br />
82 vs. Manchester 1992<br />
87 vs. Muskingum 2004<br />
125 vs. Bluffton 1993<br />
126 vs. Urbana 1986<br />
RUSHiNG DEFENSE<br />
-20 vs. Urbana 1986<br />
-8 vs. Muskingum 2004<br />
-7 vs. Maryville 1997<br />
1 vs. Otterbein 2002<br />
10 vs. Urbana 1987<br />
PASSiNG DEFENSE<br />
2 vs. Manchester 1999<br />
33 vs. Earlham 1997<br />
40 vs. Urbana 1995<br />
41 vs. Ohio Wesleyan 1993<br />
48 vs. Tiffin 1993<br />
LONGEST PLAYS (YARDS)<br />
Rush ............99 ...Chuck Weimer ...... vs. Defiance ..........1926<br />
Pass ............84 ...Myers to Calvert .. vs. Urbana .............1987<br />
Field Goal ...51 ...Jon Bednarek ....... vs. Muskingum ......2004<br />
Punt ............74 ...Barry Wulf ............ vs. Thomas More ..1994<br />
Kickoff Ret. . 100 .Phil Bryant ............ vs. Tiffin .................1990<br />
Punt Ret. .....91 ...Joe Baugh ............ vs. Earlham............1949<br />
Interception 100 .Greg Morrow ....... vs. Mt. St. Joseph .2003<br />
Fumble .......93 ...William Benedict .. vs. Otterbein .........1921<br />
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TOTAL OFFENSE<br />
3,478 Adam Ryan 1999<br />
3,415 Adam Ryan 2000<br />
3,072 Eric Noble 1994<br />
2,760 Keith Myers 1988<br />
2,642 Eric Noble 1995<br />
RUSHiNG YARDS<br />
1,368 Gary Worthy 1980<br />
1,331 Gary Worthy 1982<br />
1,093 Doug Eastes 1995<br />
1,024 Reinhold Finkes 1978<br />
1,006 Will Isaac 2002<br />
RUSHiNG ATTEMPTS<br />
292 Gary Worthy 1982<br />
278 Gary Worthy 1980<br />
262 Will Isaac 2002<br />
239 Reinhold Finkes 1978<br />
229 Doug Eastes 1995<br />
RUSHiNG TOUCHDOWNS<br />
25 Gary Worthy 1980<br />
17 Gary Worthy 1982<br />
14 Gary Worthy 1981<br />
13 Doug Eastes 1995<br />
13 Gary Worthy 1979<br />
PASSiNG YARDS<br />
3,455 Adam Ryan 2000<br />
3,343 Adam Ryan 1999<br />
3,058 Eric Noble 1994<br />
2,884 Keith Myers 1988<br />
2,477 Keith Myers 1989<br />
PASSiNG ATTEMPTS<br />
429 Adam Ryan 2000<br />
403 Keith Myers 1989<br />
398 Eric Noble 1994<br />
386 Eric Noble 1995<br />
385 Keith Myers 1988<br />
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PASSiNG COMPLETiONS<br />
259 Adam Ryan 2000<br />
226 Keith Myers 1988<br />
221 Eric Noble 1994<br />
215 Keith Myers 1989<br />
212 Adam Ryan 1999<br />
PASSiNG TOUCHDOWNS<br />
34 Adam Ryan 1999<br />
27 Keith Myers 1988<br />
25 Billy Blackburn 2007<br />
23 Adam Ryan 2000<br />
22 Eric Noble 1994<br />
22 Jim Ballard 1990<br />
iNTERCEPTiONS THROWN<br />
22 Eric Noble 1995<br />
21 John Calhoun 1980<br />
18 John Calhoun 1979<br />
17 Eric Noble 1994<br />
16 Jim Sposet 1982<br />
RECEiViNG YARDS<br />
1,459 Jon Cain 2000<br />
1,298 Jason Tincher 1994<br />
1,158 Derron Calvert 1988<br />
1,155 Jon Cain 1999<br />
1,086 Derron Calvert 1987<br />
RECEPTiONS<br />
85 Jon Cain 2000<br />
85 Jason Tincher 1994<br />
75 Derron Calvert 1988<br />
71 Keith Regenhard 1988<br />
69 Jon Cain 1999<br />
TOUCHDOWN RECEPTiONS<br />
15 Jon Cain 2000<br />
14 Jon Cain 1999<br />
13 Chris Garrity 1993<br />
13 Derron Calvert 1987<br />
12 Two Tied<br />
POiNTS<br />
150 Gary Worthy 1980<br />
120 Gary Worthy 1982<br />
90 Jon Cain 2000<br />
86 Gary Worthy 1981<br />
84 Jon Cain 1999<br />
FiELD GOALS<br />
11 Bart Vaughn 1998<br />
10 Randy Blossom 1983<br />
7 Steve Magoteaux 1974<br />
6 Eight Times<br />
FiELD GOAL ATTEMPTS<br />
15 Randy Blossom 1983<br />
13 Bart Vaughn 1998<br />
13 Bill Cooper 1995<br />
13 Steve Magoteaux 1974<br />
12 Jon Bednarek 2004<br />
PAT’S MADE<br />
36 Steve McDevitt 1980<br />
33 Bart Vaughn 1998<br />
30 Art Steele 2001<br />
29 Art Steele 2000<br />
29 Art Steele 1999<br />
PAT’S ATTEMPTED<br />
41 Steve McDevitt 1980<br />
40 Art Steele 1999<br />
35 Art Steele 2000<br />
34 Art Steele 2001<br />
34 Bart Vaughn 1998<br />
PUNTS<br />
76 Drew Springer 2005<br />
69 Drew Springer 2004<br />
66 Jeff Bean 2002<br />
63 Mike Fisher 1997<br />
62 Mike Fisher 1996<br />
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PUNTiNG AVERAGE<br />
38.5 Barry Wulf 1994<br />
38.4 Brent Scherz 2007<br />
38.1 Scott Pritt 1989<br />
37.3 Drew Springer 2006<br />
37.1 Mike Fisher 1998<br />
37.1 Pete Piepenbring 1977<br />
KiCK RETURN AVERAGE<br />
31.1 Edwin Short 1999<br />
26.4 Jerrett Gordon 1987<br />
25.6 Kevin Eberhardt 1983<br />
25.5 Larry Johnson 1997<br />
23.7 Two Tied<br />
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE<br />
15.5 Antonio Broadnax 2000<br />
13.7 Dan Bennett 1981<br />
13.2 Damien Ivory 2002<br />
11.7 Bill Mobley 1974<br />
11.7 Jeremiah Vanscoy 1999<br />
TACKLES<br />
170 Steve Moyer 1978<br />
160 Jim Schiller 1980<br />
142 Dave Carr 1983<br />
133 Jim Schiller 1981<br />
132 Donnie Sizer 1985<br />
TACKLES FOR LOSS<br />
25.5 Brandon Tisdale 2001<br />
25 Tony Neloms 1983<br />
23.5 Marc Netzel 1983<br />
23 Three Tied<br />
SACKS<br />
14.5 Brandon Tisdale 2001<br />
13 Nick Nicastro 2000<br />
13 Tony Neloms 1983<br />
11.5 Brandon Tisdale 2002<br />
11.5 Marc Netzel 1983<br />
iNTERCEPTiONS<br />
9 Curt Downing 1982<br />
9 Chad Otte 2006<br />
8 Ed Minor 1980<br />
GARy WoRthy Jim BiShop deRRon CAlveRt
TOTAL OFFENSE<br />
4,948......................... 1999<br />
4,290......................... 2000<br />
4,238......................... 1988<br />
4,201......................... 1994<br />
4,160......................... 1980<br />
RUSHiNG YARDS<br />
2,730......................... 1980<br />
1,992......................... 1982<br />
1,979......................... 1974<br />
1,917......................... 1973<br />
1,838......................... 1986<br />
RUSHiNG ATTEMPTS<br />
656............................ 1980<br />
499............................ 1982<br />
499............................ 1972<br />
496............................ 1978<br />
478............................ 1979<br />
RUSHiNG TD’S<br />
38.............................. 1980<br />
25.............................. 1986<br />
25.............................. 1982<br />
24.............................. 1984<br />
24.............................. 1981<br />
PASSiNG YARDS<br />
3,455......................... 2000<br />
3,405......................... 1999<br />
3,112......................... 1994<br />
2,977......................... 1988<br />
2,553......................... 1995<br />
PASSiNG ATTEMPTS<br />
432............................ 2000<br />
414............................ 1994<br />
404............................ 1995<br />
404............................ 1989<br />
398............................ 1988<br />
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PASSiNG CMPS.<br />
259............................ 2000<br />
233............................ 1988<br />
229............................ 1994<br />
217............................ 1999<br />
215............................ 1989<br />
PASSiNG TD’S<br />
35.............................. 1999<br />
29.............................. 1988<br />
25.............................. 2007<br />
24.............................. 1998<br />
23.................. Three Times<br />
iNT’S THROWN<br />
23.............................. 1995<br />
23.............................. 1985<br />
22.............................. 1998<br />
22.............................. 1980<br />
20.............................. 1979<br />
TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS<br />
56.............................. 1999<br />
47.............................. 1980<br />
41.............................. 1993<br />
39.............................. 1994<br />
38..................... Two Times<br />
POiNTS<br />
393............................ 1999<br />
344............................ 1980<br />
287............................ 1993<br />
284............................ 1998<br />
283............................ 1986<br />
FiRST DOWNS<br />
243............................ 1980<br />
242............................ 1999<br />
232............................ 2000<br />
230............................ 1988<br />
222............................ 1995<br />
Team Single-Season Records<br />
FiELD GOALS<br />
11.............................. 1998<br />
9................................ 1983<br />
8................................ 1978<br />
7................................ 1982<br />
7................................ 1974<br />
FiELD GOALS ATT.<br />
15.............................. 1983<br />
14.............................. 1982<br />
13.............................. 1998<br />
13.............................. 1995<br />
13.............................. 1974<br />
PUNTS<br />
77.............................. 2005<br />
76.............................. 2006<br />
71.............................. 2004<br />
68.............................. 2007<br />
68.............................. 2002<br />
64.............................. 1977<br />
62.............................. 1997<br />
62.............................. 1996<br />
PAT’S<br />
37.............................. 1980<br />
36.............................. 1999<br />
33.............................. 1998<br />
30.............................. 2001<br />
29.............................. 2000<br />
PAT ATTEMPTS<br />
50.............................. 1999<br />
42.............................. 1980<br />
36.............................. 2000<br />
34.................. Three Times<br />
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TOTAL DEFENSE<br />
1,419......................... 1976<br />
1,591......................... 1973<br />
1,745......................... 1975<br />
1,841......................... 1972<br />
1,879......................... 1978<br />
RUSHiNG DEFENSE<br />
478............................ 1982<br />
711............................ 1981<br />
722............................ 1985<br />
797............................ 1999<br />
805............................ 1973<br />
PASSiNG DEFENSE<br />
603............................ 1976<br />
651............................ 1975<br />
780............................ 1972<br />
786............................ 1973<br />
824............................ 1974<br />
iNTERCEPTiONS<br />
28.............................. 1982<br />
28.............................. 1983<br />
27.............................. 1985<br />
25.............................. 1980<br />
23.............................. 1979<br />
SACKS<br />
45.............................. 1985<br />
43.5........................... 1997<br />
35.............................. 2001<br />
34.5........................... 1984<br />
34.............................. 1981<br />
douG eASteS<br />
ANTONiO<br />
BROADNAX<br />
MiKE<br />
JOHNSON<br />
DONNiE<br />
SizER<br />
BART<br />
VAUGHN<br />
JERRY<br />
WARD<br />
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TOTAL POiNTS<br />
436 Gary Worthy 79-82<br />
243 Chuck Weimer 26-28<br />
240 Jon Cain 98-01<br />
220 Derron Calvert 85-88<br />
168 Doug Eastes 92-95<br />
166 Bob Atkinson 84, 88-90<br />
130 Art Steele 99-02<br />
130 Dave Campbell 84, 86-89<br />
120 Wayne Stacy 88-90<br />
119 Steve McDevitt 81-82<br />
RUSHiNG YARDAGE<br />
4,143 Gary Worthy 79-82<br />
2,432 Bob Atkinson 84, 88-90<br />
2,191 Will Isaac 99-02<br />
2,087 Reinhold Finkes 76-78<br />
1,898 Russell Williams 77-80<br />
1,868 Doug Eastes 93-95<br />
1,788 Dave Campbell 84, 86-89<br />
1,485 Heinz Finkes 72-73<br />
1,412 Tim Andrew 91-92<br />
1,411 Norbert Brinkman 72-75<br />
RUSHiNG ATTEMPTS<br />
876 Gary Worthy 79-82<br />
545 Will Isaac 99-02<br />
525 Bob Atkinson 84, 88-90<br />
515 Reinhold Finkes 76-78<br />
412 Russell Williams 77-80<br />
407 Doug Eastes 93-95<br />
383 Dave Campbell 84, 86-89<br />
361 Heinz Finkes 72-73<br />
361 Norbert Brinkman 72-75<br />
327 Tim Andrew 91-92<br />
RUSHiNG TOUCHDOWNS<br />
69 Gary Worthy 79-82<br />
26 Doug Eastes 93-95<br />
22 Bob Atkinson 84, 88-90<br />
17 Will Isaac 99-02<br />
17 Reinhold Finkes 76-78<br />
16 Dave Campbell 84, 86-89<br />
15 Tim Andrew 91-92<br />
14 Mel Sunderland 84-86<br />
13 Edwin Short 98-01<br />
12 Heinz Finkes 72-73<br />
PASSiNG YARDAGE<br />
10,095 Adam Ryan 98-01<br />
9,260 Eric Noble 92-95<br />
8,910 Keith Myers 86-89<br />
4,713 Billy Blackburn 06-pres.<br />
4,083 Jim Sposet 81-83<br />
3,351 Jim Bishop 84-85<br />
2,983 Ron Pycraft 75-77<br />
2,369 John Calhoun 76, 79-80<br />
2,109 Jim Ballard 90<br />
1,876 Jeff Bean 01-02<br />
1,693 Mark Perry 96<br />
PASSiNG ATTEMPTS<br />
1,281 Keith Myers 86-89<br />
1,264 Eric Noble 92-95<br />
1,223 Adam Ryan 98-01<br />
762 Billy Blackburn 06-pres.<br />
687 Jim Sposet 81-83<br />
467 Jim Bishop 84-85<br />
461 Ron Pycraft 75-77<br />
363 John Calhoun 76, 79-80<br />
315 Jim Ballard 90<br />
294 Jeff Bean 01-02<br />
259 Mark Perry 96<br />
PASSiNG COMPLETiONS<br />
704 Keith Myers 86-89<br />
693 Adam Ryan 98-01<br />
682 Eric Noble 92-95<br />
406 Billy Blackburn 06-pres.<br />
338 Jim Sposet 81-83<br />
243 Jim Bishop 84-85<br />
223 Ron Pycraft 75-77<br />
177 John Calhoun 76, 79-80<br />
169 Jim Ballard 90<br />
159 Jeff Bean 01-02<br />
132 Mark Perry 96<br />
PASSiNG TOUCHDOWNS<br />
88 Adam Ryan 98-01<br />
73 Keith Myers 86-89<br />
62 Eric Noble 92-95<br />
48 Billy Blackburn 06-pres.<br />
25 Jim Bishop 84-85<br />
23 Jim Sposet 81-83<br />
22 Jim Ballard 90<br />
19 Ron Pycraft 75-77<br />
17 Scott Killen 96-98<br />
15 Jeff Bean 01-02<br />
10 Ricky Shifko 03<br />
PASSiNG iNTERCEPTiONS<br />
62 Eric Noble 92-95<br />
47 Keith Myers 86-89<br />
43 Adam Ryan 89-01<br />
35 Jim Sposet 81-83<br />
28 Billy Blackburn 06-pres.<br />
28 Jim Bishop 84-85<br />
27 John Calhoun 76, 79-80<br />
22 Ron Pycraft 75-77<br />
14 Jim Ballard 90<br />
11 Mark Perry 96<br />
11 Scott Killen 96-98<br />
RECEiViNG YARDAGE<br />
3,955 Jon Cain 98-01<br />
3,317 Derron Calvert 85-88<br />
2,244 Jason Tincher 91-94<br />
2,133 Marque Jones 04-08<br />
2,005 Brandon Hiatt 05-08<br />
1,831 Deon Short 01-04<br />
1,818 Kevin Eberhardt 82-85<br />
1,803 Wayne Stacy 88-90<br />
1,618 Keith Regenhard 84, 88<br />
1,566 Dave Brown 78-81<br />
1,416 Chris Garrity 92-93<br />
1,359 Dorian Glover 97-99<br />
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RECEPTiONS<br />
236 Jon Cain 98-01<br />
197 Derron Calvert 85-88<br />
178 Marque Jones 04-08<br />
157 Brandon Hiatt 05-08<br />
156 Jason Tincher 91-94<br />
133 Deon Short 01-04<br />
117 Wayne Stacy 88-90<br />
112 Kevin Eberhardt 82-85<br />
100 Brent Scherz 04-07<br />
96 Keith Regenhard 84, 88<br />
92 Chris Garrity 92-93<br />
89 Dave Brown 78-81<br />
83 Dan Bennett 80-83<br />
RECEiViNG TOUCHDOWNS<br />
40 Jon Cain 98-01<br />
36 Derron Calvert 85-88<br />
21 Marque Jones 04-08<br />
20 Wayne Stacy 88-90<br />
17 Deon Short 01-04<br />
16 Keith Regenhard 84, 88<br />
16 Kevin Eberhardt 82-85<br />
15 Brandon Hiatt 05-08<br />
14 Jason Tincher 91-94<br />
14 Chris Garrity 92-93<br />
13 Dorian Glover 97-99<br />
13 Dave Brown 78-81<br />
KiCKOFF RETURNS<br />
99 Jerrett Gordon 91-93<br />
69 Anthony Robinson 98-01<br />
48 Gary Worthy 79-82<br />
45 Kevin Eberhardt 82-85<br />
42 Derron Calvert 85-88<br />
39 Marque Jones 04-08<br />
38 Bill Mobley 74-76<br />
36 Larry Johnson 94-97<br />
31 Wayne Stacy 88-90<br />
KiCKOFF RETURN YARDAGE<br />
2,099 Jerrett Gordon 91-93<br />
1,347 Anthony Robinson 98-01<br />
982 Gary Worthy 79-82<br />
974 Kevin Eberhardt 82-85<br />
968 Derron Calvert 85-88<br />
833 Marque Jones 04-08<br />
831 Larry Johnson 94-97<br />
780 Bill Mobley 74-76<br />
683 Edwin Short 98-01<br />
560 Two tied with 560<br />
KiCKOFF RETURN AVERAGE *<br />
23.5 Edwin Short 98-01<br />
23.1 Larry Johnson 94-97<br />
23.0 Derron Calvert 85-88<br />
22.5 Terrell Jones 02<br />
21.6 Kevin Eberhardt 82-85<br />
21.6 Reinhold Finkes 76-78<br />
21.5 Deon Short 01-04<br />
21.4 Marque Jones 04-08<br />
21.2 Jerrett Gordon 91-93<br />
21.1 Raul Springs 86<br />
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TOTAL PUNT RETURNS<br />
90 Pat Stricker 85-88<br />
66 Dan Bennett 80-82<br />
62 Bill Mobley 73-76<br />
42 Taylor Clark 04-06<br />
40 Damien Ivory 01-04<br />
33 Ken Wiehe 92-95<br />
30 Troy Chessar 96-98<br />
24 Pervis Dansby 85<br />
22 Antonio Broadnax 98-01<br />
21 Adam Howard 93-96<br />
PUNT RETURN YARDAGE<br />
970 Pat Stricker 85-88<br />
654 Bill Mobley 73-76<br />
626 Dan Bennett 80-82<br />
308 Troy Chessar 96-98<br />
294 Antonio Broadnax 98-01<br />
286 Damien Ivory 01-04<br />
281 Taylor Clark 04-06<br />
249 James Mann 99-02<br />
216 Ken Wiehe 92-95<br />
194 Pervis Dansby 85<br />
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE<br />
13.4 Antonio Broadnax 98-01<br />
13.1 James Mann 99-02<br />
11.7 Jeremy Vanscoy 99<br />
10.8 Pat Stricker 85-88<br />
10.5 Bill Mobley 73-76<br />
10.3 Troy Chessar 96-98<br />
9.6 Dorian Glover 97-99<br />
9.5 Dan Bennett 80-82<br />
9.3 Greg Morrow 00-03<br />
8.1 Pervis Dansby 85<br />
TOTAL PUNTS<br />
249 Drew Springer 03-06<br />
222 Mike Fisher 95-98<br />
166 Barry Wulf 91-94<br />
140 Randy Blossom 81-83<br />
109 Pete Piepenbring 77-79<br />
97 Jerry Holthaus 73-75<br />
90 Scott Pritt 88-89<br />
90 Brian Uhl 86-87<br />
74 Mike Hvisdos 84-85<br />
67 Jeff Bean 01-02<br />
PUNTiNG YARDAGE<br />
9,001 Drew Springer 03-06<br />
7,815 Mike Fisher 95-98<br />
5,915 Barry Wulf 91-94<br />
5,026 Randy Blossom 81-83<br />
3,886 Pete Piepenbring 77-79<br />
3,297 Brian Uhl 86-87<br />
3,279 Scott Pritt 88-89<br />
3,262 Jerry Holthaus 73-75<br />
2,595 Mike Hvisdos 84-85<br />
2,229 Jeff Bean 01-02<br />
PUNTiNG AVERAGE<br />
38.4 Brent Scherz 07<br />
36.9 Tim Linde 78<br />
36.6 Brian Uhl 86-87<br />
36.4 Scott Pritt 88-89<br />
36.1 Drew Springer 03-06<br />
35.9 Randy Blossom 81-83<br />
35.7 Pete Piepenbring 77-79<br />
35.6 Barry Wulf 91-94<br />
35.6 Tim Gearhart 90<br />
35.2 Mike Fisher 95-98<br />
35.2 Don Fortener 75<br />
PAT’S MADE<br />
102 Art Steele 99-02<br />
67 Bart Vaughn 96-98<br />
55 Kurt Kiessling 85-88<br />
45 Dave Bishop 75-77<br />
41 Steve McDevitt 81-82<br />
39 Jon Bednarek 03-06<br />
39 Scott Anderson 89-90<br />
35 Val Haunn 91-93<br />
27 Tim Drake 94<br />
25 Randy Blossom 81-83<br />
PAT’S ATTEMPTED<br />
131 Art Steele 99-02<br />
74 Bart Vaughn 96-98<br />
61 Kurt Kiessling 85-88<br />
51 Dave Bishop 75-77<br />
49 Steve McDevitt 81-82<br />
47 Scott Anderson 89-90<br />
44 Jon Bednarek 03-06<br />
42 Val Haunn 91-93<br />
30 Tim Drake 94<br />
25 Randy Blossom 81-83<br />
FiELD GOALS MADE<br />
17 Bart Vaughn 96-98<br />
17 Dave Bishop 75-77<br />
15 Kurt Kiessling 85-88<br />
14 Art Steele 99-02<br />
12 Jon Bednarek 03-06<br />
10 Randy Blossom 81-83<br />
10 Steve McDevitt 81-82<br />
7 Steve Magoteaux 74<br />
6 Bill Cooper 95<br />
5 Tim Drake 94<br />
FiELD GOALS ATTEMPTED<br />
33 Art Steele 99-02<br />
32 Dave Bishop 75-77<br />
24 Jon Bednarek 03-06<br />
23 Kurt Kiessling 85-88<br />
22 Bart Vaughn 96-98<br />
17 Steve McDevitt 81-82<br />
15 Randy Blossom 81-83<br />
13 Bill Cooper 95<br />
13 Steve Magoteaux 74<br />
10 Tim Drake 94<br />
10 Val Haunn 96-98<br />
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Career Records<br />
TACKLES<br />
427 Steve Moyer 77-79<br />
393 Donnie Sizer 84-87<br />
350 Greg Bonifay 95-98<br />
304 Scott Pritt 88-90<br />
304 Ted Hall 80-82<br />
297 Jim Schiller 78-79<br />
289 Mike Hendley 75-77<br />
288 Robert Byrd 79-82<br />
287 Chad Otte 03-06<br />
286 Dave Carr 83-85<br />
iNTERCEPTiONS<br />
17 Garnail Fulton 85-87<br />
16 Chad Otte 03-06<br />
16 Curt Downing 81-83<br />
14 Wallace Morris 98-01<br />
14 Antonio Broadnax 98-01<br />
14 Scott Parrish 80-83<br />
11 Ed Minor 80-81<br />
10 Ken Delegan 78-79<br />
10 Bill Mobley 73-76<br />
9 Ted Hall 80-82<br />
SACKS<br />
44 Brandon Tisdale 01-04<br />
28.5 Greg Liggens 99-02<br />
28 Nick Nicastro 97, 99-01<br />
25.5 Tony Neloms 82-84<br />
16.5 Marc Netzel 81-82<br />
16 Jerry Ward 94-97<br />
16 Mike Johnson 86-89<br />
14.5 Tony Ditomaso 96-98<br />
13 Kevin Vidourek 03-06<br />
12 Brad Osborn 2004-07<br />
TACKLES FOR LOSS<br />
89.5 Brandon Tisdale 01-04<br />
55 Tony Neloms 82-84<br />
53 Greg Liggens 99-02<br />
48 Nick Nicastro 97, 99-01<br />
39 Mike Johnson 86-89<br />
38 Marc Netzel 81-82<br />
37.5 Donnie Sizer 84-87<br />
33 Steve Moyer 77-79<br />
33 Dave Carr 83-85<br />
30.5 Jerry Ward 94-97<br />
DAVE<br />
CAMPBELL<br />
BARRY<br />
WULF<br />
MiKE<br />
FiSHER<br />
GARNAiL<br />
FULTON<br />
niCk niCAStRo ChRiS GARRity ARt Steele<br />
29
30<br />
1900<br />
Coach: Unknown<br />
Record: 2-2<br />
2 Chillicothe 6<br />
27 Antioch 0<br />
5 Hillsboro 11<br />
6 Lebanon 0<br />
1901<br />
Coach: Unknown<br />
Record: 1-0<br />
6 Xenia 0<br />
1902<br />
Coach: Unknown<br />
Record: 1-0<br />
45 Cedarville 0<br />
1903<br />
Coach: Unknown<br />
Record: 3-0<br />
22 Hillsboro 0<br />
41 Lebanon 0<br />
34 Lebanon 0<br />
1904<br />
Coach: Unknown<br />
Record: 0-2<br />
6 Wittenberg 44<br />
0 Antioch 27<br />
1905<br />
Coach: Harry B. Hobbs<br />
Record: 0-3-1<br />
0 Earlham 30<br />
0 Earlham 23<br />
0 Wittenberg 0<br />
6 Cedarville 23<br />
1906<br />
Coach: Unknown<br />
Record: Unknown<br />
1907<br />
Coach: Unknown<br />
Record: 3-2-1<br />
6 Wittenberg 6<br />
15 Wittenberg 6<br />
0 Washington C.H. 5<br />
23 Washington C.H. 0<br />
6 Lebanon 0<br />
4 Lebanon 6<br />
1908<br />
Coach: Thomas M. Bales<br />
& Oliver J. Thatcher<br />
Record: 5-2<br />
0 Miami (Ohio) 34<br />
0 Wittenberg 9<br />
33 Wittenberg 0<br />
23 Antioch 0<br />
79 Lebanon 0<br />
58 Bartlett 0<br />
23 OH Deaf School 0<br />
1909<br />
Coach: Oliver J. Thatcher<br />
Record: 1-5<br />
2 Miami (Ohio) 40<br />
18 Antioch 24<br />
0 Antioch 6<br />
3 Wittenberg 11<br />
45 Cedarville 0<br />
3 Ohio 18<br />
1910<br />
Coach: Oliver J. Thatcher<br />
Record: 4-2-1<br />
0 Miami (Ohio) 5<br />
8 Wittenberg 0<br />
9 Antioch 5<br />
0 Antioch 0<br />
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All-Time Results<br />
6 Ohio 0<br />
0 Earlham 17<br />
46 Xavier 0<br />
1911<br />
Coach: Oliver J. Thatcher<br />
Record: 0-5-1<br />
5 Dayton 5<br />
0 Miami (Ohio) 46<br />
5 Antioch 6<br />
0 Antioch 15<br />
0 Wittenberg 16<br />
3 Evansville 12<br />
1912<br />
Coach: Oliver J. Thatcher<br />
Record: 1-6<br />
0 Dayton 40<br />
0 Miami (Ohio) 30<br />
0 Antioch 42<br />
0 Antioch 38<br />
0 Wittenberg 47<br />
12 Evansville 0<br />
0 Xavier 10<br />
1913<br />
Coach: Oliver J. Thatcher<br />
Record: 2-8<br />
0 Dayton 46<br />
0 Miami (Ohio) 33<br />
0 Muskingum 50<br />
0 Ohio 30<br />
7 Xavier 23<br />
12 Xavier 0<br />
0 Kentucky 34<br />
93 Loveland 0<br />
6 Lebanon 21<br />
13 Lebanon 19<br />
1914<br />
Coach: Oliver J. Thatcher<br />
Record: 2-5<br />
7 Dayton 13<br />
6 Antioch 7<br />
14 Antioch 18<br />
0 Marshall 94<br />
0 Kentucky 86<br />
56 Evansville - B 0<br />
46 Jacobs Business 0<br />
1915<br />
Coach: Oliver J. Thatcher<br />
Record: 1-3<br />
7 Dayton 0<br />
7 Marietta 68<br />
13 Wittenberg 21<br />
0 Georgetown 81<br />
1916<br />
Coach: Oliver J. Thatcher<br />
Record: 0-5<br />
0 Dayton 22<br />
7 Dayton 20<br />
0 Earlham 34<br />
0 Wittenberg 43<br />
0 Georgetown 47<br />
1917<br />
Coach: Unknown<br />
Record: 1-3-1<br />
0 Dayton 13<br />
0 Dayton 35<br />
18 Earlham 6<br />
6 Xavier 7<br />
0 Xavier 0<br />
1918<br />
No Team Fielded<br />
1919<br />
Coach: Neil Price<br />
Record: 1-6<br />
0 Cincinnati 34<br />
7 Dayton 18<br />
14 Dayton 0<br />
0 Muskingum 13<br />
3 Wittenberg 32<br />
0 Xavier 13<br />
0 Earlham 27<br />
1920<br />
Coach: Henry B. Bogue<br />
Record: 0-6<br />
0 Defiance 45<br />
7 Otterbein 60<br />
0 Xavier 83<br />
0 Butler 74<br />
0 Franklin 53<br />
0 Earlham 35<br />
1921<br />
Coach: Fowler Harper<br />
Record: 8-0<br />
30 Dayton 0<br />
14 Defiance 0<br />
49 Antioch 0<br />
32 Muskingum 0<br />
14 Otterbein 13<br />
6 Earlham 0<br />
20 Franklin 7<br />
77 Cedarville 7<br />
1922<br />
Coach: Fowler Harper<br />
Record: 7-4<br />
16 Baldwin-Wallace 7<br />
3 Dayton 0<br />
3 Denison 14<br />
9 John Carroll 31<br />
0 Butler 6<br />
21 Georgetown 7<br />
12 Salem 0<br />
0 Detroit 7<br />
52 Transylvania 0<br />
31 KY Wesleyan 3<br />
77 WC Alumni 0<br />
1923<br />
Coach: Charles Bolen<br />
Record: 2-6<br />
0 Dayton 34<br />
0 Purdue 39<br />
13 Capital 0<br />
0 John Carroll 17<br />
0 Muskingum 3<br />
22 Salem 27<br />
0 Detroit 27<br />
53 Marshall 0<br />
1924<br />
Coach: Charles Bolen<br />
Record: 4-3<br />
0 Dayton 27<br />
16 Ashland 0<br />
6 Capital 7<br />
7 John Carroll 36<br />
6 Rio Grande 0<br />
53 Urbana 0<br />
40 Cedarville 0<br />
1925<br />
Coach: Charles Bolen<br />
Record: 6-2<br />
0 Dayton 45<br />
6 Ashland 0<br />
4 Capital 0<br />
34 Defiance 6<br />
15 Rio Grande 6<br />
0 Marshall 19<br />
45 Urbana 6<br />
38 Morris Harvey 6<br />
1926<br />
Coach: Charles Bolen<br />
Record: 3-4<br />
8 Dayton 34<br />
0 Miami (Ohio) 9<br />
31 Defiance 6<br />
27 Findlay 0<br />
14 Kent State 15<br />
12 Morris Harvey 0<br />
7 Ohio State - B 13<br />
1927<br />
Coach: Charles Bolen<br />
Record: 3-4<br />
19 Ohio Wesleyan 20<br />
19 Rio Grande 7<br />
20 Findlay 6<br />
6 John Carroll 20<br />
7 Dayton 18<br />
6 Salem 7<br />
24 Kent State 0<br />
1928<br />
Coach: Charles Bolen<br />
Record: 6-3<br />
0 Case 3<br />
0 Dayton 26<br />
0 Ashland 42<br />
27 Rio Grande 0<br />
20 Salem 0<br />
18 Antioch 0<br />
40 Cedarville 6<br />
57 Antioch 0<br />
32 Cedarville 30<br />
1929<br />
Coach: Charles Bolen<br />
Record: 4-2-1<br />
0 Dayton 7<br />
18 Ashland 20<br />
0 Cedarville 0<br />
33 Cedarville 14<br />
20 Rio Grande 0<br />
13 Detroit (Wayne) 0<br />
13 Hanover 0<br />
1930<br />
Coach: E.J. Steele<br />
Record: 4-2<br />
20 Cedarville 0<br />
13 Cedarville 0<br />
0 John Carroll 30<br />
13 Ohio Northern 0<br />
0 Ohio 27<br />
14 Hanover 0<br />
1931<br />
Coach: E.J. Steele<br />
Record: 2-6-1<br />
0 Dayton 56<br />
25 Cedarville 0<br />
14 John Carroll 40<br />
0 Muskingum 12<br />
2 Ohio Northern 31<br />
0 Detroit (Wayne) 0<br />
0 W.V. Tech 44<br />
6 West Liberty 21<br />
52 Alliance JC 0<br />
1932<br />
Coach: E. Daulton Peelle<br />
Record: 2-6<br />
7 Dayton - B 13<br />
0 Ohio Wesleyan 20<br />
0 Bluffton 2<br />
0 Defiance 3<br />
2 Findlay 7<br />
32 Cedarville 0<br />
7 Rio Grande 6<br />
6 West Liberty 21<br />
WC fielded no team from<br />
1933 through 1945.<br />
1946<br />
Coach: Harold Shelly<br />
Record: 0-5<br />
0 Marietta 18<br />
0 Wittenberg 39<br />
12 Bluffton 13<br />
6 Earlham 13<br />
0 Franklin 25<br />
1947<br />
Coach: Fred Raizk<br />
Record: 2-6<br />
13 Bluffton 0<br />
6 Wittenberg 7<br />
0 Earlham 13<br />
0 Morris Harvey 26<br />
12 Marietta 6<br />
6 Defiance 26<br />
0 Findlay 26<br />
6 Franklin 19<br />
1948<br />
Coach: Fred Raizk<br />
Records: 5-3-1<br />
7 Salem 7<br />
18 Bluffton 12<br />
6 Rio Grande 20<br />
16 Marietta 12<br />
6 Cedarville 12<br />
47 Taylor 0<br />
20 Earlham 0<br />
18 Franklin 6<br />
0 Thiel 20<br />
1949<br />
Coach: Fred Raizk<br />
Record: 6-2<br />
32 Bluffton 0<br />
32 Cedarville 6<br />
13 Marietta 0<br />
33 Rio Grande 7<br />
7 Rose-Hulman 13<br />
22 Huntington 6<br />
19 Franklin 6<br />
0 Thiel 7<br />
1950<br />
Coach: Fred Raizk<br />
Record: 5-3<br />
14 Anderson 13<br />
6 Otterbein 20<br />
20 Gannon 34<br />
7 Ohio Northern 21<br />
52 Rose-Hulman 0<br />
21 Cedarville 7<br />
20 Manchester 6<br />
20 Earlham 15<br />
1951<br />
Coach: Fred Raizk<br />
Record: 6-2<br />
7 Otterbein 0<br />
35 Capital 14<br />
26 Ashland 0<br />
0 Georgetown 13<br />
13 Albion 33<br />
53 Cedarville 0<br />
21 Manchester 20<br />
19 Earlham 6<br />
1952<br />
Coach: Fred Raizk<br />
Record: 1-7<br />
7 Capital 27<br />
14 Marietta 25<br />
11 Ohio Northern 34<br />
20 Otterbein 12<br />
23 Wittenberg 51<br />
13 Georgetown 33<br />
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0 Albion 20<br />
13 Earlham 27<br />
1953<br />
Coach: Fred Raizk<br />
Record: 3-4<br />
6 Kenyon 12<br />
26 Marietta 7<br />
19 Otterbein 0<br />
7 Wittenberg 24<br />
6 Centre 34<br />
28 Manchester 0<br />
6 Earlham 20<br />
1954<br />
Coach: Fred Raizk<br />
Record: 4-3<br />
26 Defiance 6<br />
9 Findlay 19<br />
13 Marietta 19<br />
0 Centre 9<br />
32 Manchester 13<br />
19 Adrian 6<br />
44 Earlham 13<br />
1955<br />
Coach: Fred Raizk<br />
Record: 5-3-1<br />
6 Ashland 7<br />
33 Bluffton 25<br />
7 Defiance 7<br />
6 Findlay 19<br />
19 Marietta 7<br />
38 Ohio Northern 0<br />
26 Georgetown 6<br />
19 Adrian 22<br />
6 Earlham 0<br />
1956<br />
Coach: Fred Raizk<br />
Record: 3-4<br />
27 Defiance 6<br />
12 Ashland 6<br />
6 Findlay 55<br />
20 Bluffton 34<br />
28 Ohio Northern 12<br />
0 Centre 13<br />
6 Earlham 16<br />
1957<br />
Coach: Rex Simmons<br />
Record: 0-6-1<br />
13 Ashland 24<br />
14 Bluffton 26<br />
0 Defiance 13<br />
0 Findlay 14<br />
6 Kenyon 6<br />
12 Ohio Northern 14<br />
0 Centre 9<br />
1958<br />
Coach: Rex Simmons<br />
Record: 1-6<br />
20 Ashland 18<br />
0 Bluffton 42<br />
12 Defiance 21<br />
6 Findlay 57<br />
0 Ohio Northern 24<br />
13 Georgetown 35<br />
6 Centre 7<br />
1959<br />
Coach: Rex Simmons<br />
Record: 1-6<br />
15 Ashland 22<br />
6 Bluffton 18<br />
0 Defiance 18<br />
0 Findlay 20<br />
0 Ohio Northern 24<br />
26 Earlham 6<br />
7 Centre 20<br />
1960<br />
Coach: C.W. Van Schoyck<br />
Record: 0-8<br />
0 Ashland 58<br />
12 Bluffton 36<br />
0 Defiance 25<br />
0 Findlay 21<br />
0 Ohio Northern 54<br />
7 Kenyon 27<br />
0 Ferris State 48<br />
6 Earlham 34<br />
1961<br />
Coach: C.W. Van Schoyck<br />
Record: 0-8<br />
6 Ashland 21<br />
6 Bluffton 8<br />
26 Defiance 48<br />
8 Findlay 36<br />
0 Kenyon 26<br />
8 Ohio Northern 63<br />
0 Earlham 26<br />
13 Taylor 34<br />
1962<br />
Coach: C.W. Van Schoyck<br />
Record: 2-6<br />
8 Ashland 28<br />
8 Bluffton 35<br />
8 Defiance 14<br />
16 Defiance 0<br />
12 Kenyon 32<br />
0 Ohio Northern 32<br />
0 Earlham 26<br />
15 Taylor 14<br />
1963<br />
Coach: Don Pinhey<br />
Record: 3-5<br />
14 Alma 30<br />
0 Ashland 19<br />
6 Bluffton 27<br />
0 Defiance 7<br />
20 Defiance 7<br />
26 Rose-Hulman 0<br />
27 Kenyon 13<br />
13 Earlham 28<br />
1964<br />
Coach: Don Pinhey<br />
Record: 2-5-1<br />
7 Ashland 24<br />
0 Centre 0<br />
7 Bluffton 33<br />
6 Defiance 20<br />
7 Denison 35<br />
26 Rose-Hulman 14<br />
7 Earlham 33<br />
14 Manchester 13<br />
1965<br />
Coach: Don Pinhey<br />
Record: 0-7-1<br />
0 Alma 14<br />
12 Ashland 47<br />
12 Centre 12<br />
12 Bluffton 20<br />
0 Defiance 14<br />
22 Kenyon 37<br />
13 Earlham 21<br />
12 Manchester 25<br />
1966<br />
Coach: Don Pinhey<br />
Record: 1-7<br />
6 Bluffton 14<br />
8 Defiance 26<br />
0 Taylor 14<br />
6 Slippery Rock 7<br />
7 Wheaton 33<br />
7 Kenyon 13<br />
21 Earlham 26<br />
7 Manchester 6
1967<br />
Coach: Gary Banks<br />
Record: 2-6<br />
8 Bluffton 36<br />
22 Defiance 29<br />
7 Taylor 10<br />
7 Slippery Rock 27<br />
47 Case 13<br />
6 Centre 26<br />
3 Manchester 0<br />
6 Lake Forest 7<br />
1968<br />
Coach: Gary Banks<br />
Record: 2-7-1<br />
7 Anderson 28<br />
7 Earlham 7<br />
7 Bluffton 0<br />
7 Defiance 27<br />
12 Slippery Rock 25<br />
27 Case 6<br />
7 Centre 28<br />
0 Mount Union 43<br />
7 Lake Forest 13<br />
6 Findlay 33<br />
1969<br />
Coach: Bill Atsalis<br />
Record: 3-7<br />
3 Anderson 34<br />
13 Earlham 29<br />
16 Bluffton 14<br />
0 Defiance 31<br />
20 Slippery Rock 29<br />
34 Case 10<br />
7 Centre 21<br />
0 Mount Union 70<br />
6 Rose-Hulman 14<br />
10 Findlay 3<br />
1970<br />
Coach: Bill Atsalis<br />
Record: 4-4-1<br />
6 Earlham 7<br />
14 Bluffton 7<br />
7 Defiance 14<br />
7 Slippery Rock 6<br />
13 Case Western 0<br />
7 Centre 0<br />
28 Wash & Jeff 44<br />
7 Rose-Hulman 7<br />
20 Findlay 29<br />
1971<br />
Coach: Bill Atsalis<br />
Record: 6-3<br />
13 Earlham 20<br />
21 Bluffton 0<br />
10 Defiance 6<br />
31 Bethany 18<br />
27 Case 12<br />
17 Centre 6<br />
0 Taylor 10<br />
37 Rose-Hulman 23<br />
20 Findlay 37<br />
1972<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 5-4<br />
10 Taylor 9<br />
21 Principia 23<br />
13 Defiance 14<br />
24 Oberlin 0<br />
15 Hanover 14<br />
17 Findlay 27<br />
7 Kenyon 10<br />
12 Bluffton 7<br />
24 Rose-Hulman 14<br />
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1973<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 5-3<br />
36 Principia 7<br />
17 Taylor 24<br />
0 Defiance 13<br />
28 Manchester 14<br />
17 Findlay 0<br />
20 Kenyon 6<br />
9 Bluffton 7<br />
15 Earlham 20<br />
1974<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 5-3<br />
22 Rose-Hulman 3<br />
7 Hanover 32<br />
10 Taylor 31<br />
17 Defiance 7<br />
31 Manchester 10<br />
7 Findlay 6<br />
7 Bluffton 13<br />
37 Earlham 15<br />
1975<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 6-2-1<br />
14 Taylor 16<br />
31 Anderson 7<br />
7 Bluffton 7<br />
25 Rose-Hulman 7<br />
16 Defiance 0<br />
28 Manchester 21<br />
17 Findlay 7<br />
30 Grove City 0<br />
0 Hanover 34<br />
1976<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 5-3-1<br />
0 Capital 14<br />
10 Manchester 9<br />
18 Findlay 14<br />
7 Earlham 7<br />
21 Anderson 0<br />
12 Taylor 0<br />
3 Hanover 23<br />
6 Defiance 10<br />
41 Bluffton 0<br />
1977<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 6-3<br />
0 Capital 21<br />
27 Manchester 9<br />
14 Findlay 16<br />
24 Earlham 14<br />
39 Anderson 31<br />
30 Taylor 38<br />
7 Hanover 3<br />
31 Bluffton 20<br />
1978<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 5-4<br />
24 Canisius 7<br />
13 Manchester 7<br />
10 Findlay 14<br />
6 Earlham 17<br />
17 Anderson 13<br />
12 Taylor 0<br />
0 Hanover 21<br />
19 Defiance 21<br />
21 Bluffton 7<br />
1979<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 5-4<br />
19 Manchester 7<br />
26 Findlay 28<br />
34 Earlham 14<br />
6 Anderson 35<br />
50 Taylor 0<br />
22 Hanover 18<br />
30 Defiance 34<br />
30 Bluffton 22<br />
12 Franklin 22<br />
1980<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 10-2<br />
28 Findlay 14<br />
51 Earlham 24<br />
6 Anderson 21<br />
30 Taylor 14<br />
39 Hanover 20<br />
31 Defiance 20<br />
49 Bluffton 0<br />
49 Toluca, Mexico 0<br />
14 Manchester 7<br />
National Playoffs<br />
56 Hanover 49<br />
31 William Jewell 17<br />
10 Pacific Lutheran 38<br />
1981<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 6-3<br />
64 Freedom 0<br />
7 Findlay 27<br />
14 Earlham 7<br />
17 Anderson 35<br />
18 Taylor 16<br />
38 Hanover 8<br />
14 Defiance 15<br />
17 Bluffton 14<br />
34 Manchester 14<br />
1982<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 8-2<br />
17 Earlham 7<br />
37 Anderson 21<br />
27 Taylor 20<br />
7 Hanover 14<br />
24 Defiance 6<br />
52 Bluffton 0<br />
62 Iowa Wesleyan 0<br />
17 Manchester 7<br />
29 Findlay 7<br />
National Playoffs<br />
7 Westminster 14<br />
1983<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 8-2<br />
24 Earlham 8<br />
13 Anderson 32<br />
28 Taylor 7<br />
31 Hanover 30<br />
42 Defiance 21<br />
10 Bluffton 3<br />
24 Fostburg 0<br />
34 Manchester 12<br />
13 Findlay 10<br />
National Playoffs<br />
7 William Jewell 51<br />
1984<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 6-2-1<br />
21 Anderson 8<br />
57 Upper Iowa 19<br />
29 Hanover 29<br />
32 Defiance 28<br />
38 Bluffton 20<br />
14 Hiram 15<br />
14 Manchester 0<br />
15 Findlay 35<br />
6 Earlham 3<br />
1985<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 7-2<br />
30 Earlham 0<br />
32 Anderson 8<br />
32 Hanover 25<br />
34 Defiance 10<br />
28 Bluffton 42<br />
29 Union 21<br />
33 Manchester 14<br />
0 Findlay 30<br />
22 Olivet 0<br />
1986<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 6-3<br />
46 Waterloo, CAN 6<br />
30 Tiffin 29<br />
29 Knoxville 14<br />
41 Urbana 6<br />
28 Defiance 17<br />
27 W. Connecticut 29<br />
36 Newport News 34<br />
20 Union 25<br />
26 Bluffton 37<br />
1987<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 5-4<br />
30 Windsor 14<br />
58 Urbana 7<br />
17 Tiffin 10<br />
25 Knoxville 38<br />
22 WV Wesleyan 28<br />
35 Defiance 7<br />
16 Newport News 20<br />
34 W. Connecticut 16<br />
30 Bluffton 38<br />
1988<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 7-2-1<br />
27 Windsor 7<br />
15 Michigan Tech 20<br />
17 Cumberland 45<br />
41 Tiffin 7<br />
31 Defiance 7<br />
31 Urbana 31<br />
24 Newport News 10<br />
35 Geneva 24<br />
27 Bluffton 24<br />
26 Findlay 14<br />
1989<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 5-5<br />
17 Michigan Tech 21<br />
29 Cumberland 26<br />
13 Tiffin 10<br />
32 Defiance 14<br />
21 Urbana 7<br />
14 WV Wesleyan 21<br />
27 Evansville 28<br />
17 Geneva 15<br />
14 Bluffton 44<br />
20 Findlay 38<br />
1990<br />
Coach: Bill Ramseyer<br />
Record: 4-5<br />
20 Kenyon 31<br />
24 Campbellsville 35<br />
42 Tiffin 19<br />
0 Defiance 30<br />
31 Urbana 0<br />
40 Evansville 28<br />
20 Geneva 21<br />
29 Mt. St. Joseph 18<br />
1991<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 1-9<br />
12 Kenyon 40<br />
14 Campbellsville 29<br />
28 Tiffin 42<br />
10 Defiance 14<br />
14 Tarleton State 44<br />
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21 Thomas More 42<br />
9 West Va. Tech. 21<br />
14 Bluffton 12<br />
0 Geneva 40<br />
14 Mt. St. Joseph 28<br />
1992<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 2-8<br />
0 Cumberland 19<br />
21 Thomas More 52<br />
41 Tiffin 19<br />
27 Olivet 21<br />
14 Ohio Wesleyan 50<br />
7 Defiance 45<br />
28 Geneva 44<br />
21 Bluffton 40<br />
20 Wooster 30<br />
21 Mt. St. Joseph 28<br />
1993<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 6-4<br />
17 Cumberland 14<br />
24 Thomas More 42<br />
26 Tiffin 38<br />
29 Olivet 25<br />
7 Ohio Wesleyan 0<br />
31 Defiance 63<br />
21 Geneva 31<br />
49 Bluffton 14<br />
41 Wooster 19<br />
42 Mt. St. Joseph 31<br />
1994<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 3-6<br />
20 Albion 44<br />
27 Thomas More 35<br />
21 Tiffin 42<br />
25 Adrian 35<br />
17 Dayton 42<br />
41 Defiance 7<br />
37 Geneva 49<br />
33 Urbana 22<br />
59 Mt. St. Joseph 49<br />
1995<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 2-6-1<br />
3 Albion 43<br />
14 Malone 34<br />
23 Thomas More 48<br />
34 Tiffin 34<br />
37 Adrian 41<br />
14 Geneva 49<br />
33 Bluffton 34<br />
21 Urbana 10<br />
32 Mt. St. Joseph 14<br />
1996<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 5-5<br />
29 Urbana 3<br />
0 Wabash 14<br />
10 Thomas More 13<br />
17 Adrian 10<br />
14 Susquehanna 40<br />
7 St. Joseph’s 63<br />
24 Earlham 0<br />
33 Bluffton 13<br />
10 Bethany 7<br />
14 Mt. St. Joseph 21<br />
1997<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 4-6<br />
26 Urbana 20<br />
14 Wabash 36<br />
17 Thomas More 40<br />
7 Susquehanna 28<br />
0 Wittenberg 44<br />
43 Earlham 7<br />
26 Maryville 19<br />
17 Bluffton 21<br />
30 Bethany 14<br />
25 Mt. St. Joseph 31<br />
1998<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 4-6<br />
28 Urbana 20<br />
20 Olivet 27<br />
33 Maryville 34<br />
21 Mt. St. Joseph 17<br />
55 Franklin 48<br />
24 Hanover 31<br />
10 Wabash 24<br />
35 Manchester 42<br />
34 Anderson 14<br />
24 Bluffton 27<br />
1999<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 9-1<br />
48 Urbana 17<br />
41 Olivet 10<br />
47 Adrian 21<br />
45 Mt. St. Joseph 8<br />
55 Franklin 6<br />
15 Hanover 30<br />
32 Wabash 30<br />
39 Manchester 0<br />
40 Anderson 23<br />
31 Bluffton 28<br />
2000<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 7-3<br />
24 Alma 27<br />
30 Baldwin-Wallace 24<br />
21 Muskingum 14<br />
24 Otterbein 14<br />
24 John Carroll 19<br />
7 Mount Union 42<br />
48 Heidelberg 38<br />
30 Ohio Northern 38<br />
39 Marietta 23<br />
34 Capital 27<br />
2001<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 5-5<br />
41 Alma 21<br />
35 Baldwin-Wallace 38<br />
31 Muskingum 20<br />
29 Otterbein 0<br />
14 John Carroll 16<br />
6 Mount Union 54<br />
42 Heidelberg 0<br />
20 Ohio Northern 40<br />
28 Marietta 16<br />
7 Capital 27<br />
2002<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 3-7<br />
45 Mt. St. Joseph 20<br />
0 John Carroll 40<br />
32 Otterbein 14<br />
7 Capital 27<br />
13 Muskingum 21<br />
7 Baldwin-Wallace 47<br />
31 Marietta 32<br />
0 Ohio Northern 31<br />
35 Heidelberg 28<br />
0 Mount Union 62<br />
2003<br />
Coach: Mike Wallace<br />
Record: 2-8<br />
12 Mt. St. Joseph 26<br />
13 John Carroll 31<br />
21 Otterbein 30<br />
7 Capital 52<br />
7 Muskingum 24<br />
0 Baldwin-Wallace 51<br />
37 Marietta 31<br />
21 Ohio Northern 34<br />
19 Heidelberg 13<br />
0 Mount Union 58<br />
2004<br />
Coach: Phil Dorn<br />
Record: 3-7<br />
10 Mt. St. Joseph 21<br />
17 Muskingum 5<br />
7 Baldwin-Wallace 31<br />
26 Heidelberg 14<br />
7 Mount Union 49<br />
10 John Carroll 20<br />
20 Otterbein 17<br />
7 Marietta 48<br />
6 Ohio Northern 23<br />
30 Capital 49<br />
2005<br />
Coach: Barry Wulf<br />
Record: 2-8<br />
18 Mt. St. Joseph 21<br />
14 Muskingum 3<br />
6 Baldwin-Wallace 28<br />
28 Heidelberg 14<br />
6 Mount Union 41<br />
14 John Carroll 31<br />
7 Otterbein 14<br />
3 Marietta 18<br />
0 Ohio Northern 63<br />
10 Capital 48<br />
2006<br />
Coach: Barry Wulf<br />
Record: 3-7<br />
0 Mt. St. Joseph 24<br />
0 Capital 43<br />
0 Baldwin-Wallace 14<br />
20 Muskingum 0<br />
38 Otterbein 7<br />
9 Mount Union 65<br />
21 Heidelberg 14<br />
0 John Carroll 35<br />
14 Marietta 27<br />
0 Ohio Northern 52<br />
2007<br />
Coach: Barry Wulf<br />
Record: 2-8<br />
19 Mt. St. Joseph 31<br />
0 Capital 40<br />
0 Baldwin-Wallace 34<br />
42 Muskingum 40<br />
41 Otterbein 58<br />
0 Mount Union 59<br />
33 Heidelberg 37<br />
42 John Carroll 35 (OT)<br />
14 Marietta 38<br />
31 Ohio Northern 39<br />
2008<br />
Coach: Barry Wulf<br />
Record: 4-6<br />
7 Mt. St. Joseph 21<br />
34 Marietta 7<br />
28 Capital 48<br />
17 John Carroll 31<br />
22 Muskingum 20<br />
14 Otterbein 30<br />
0 Mount Union 55<br />
23 Heidelberg 20<br />
27 Baldwin-Wallace 21<br />
6 Ohio Northern 24<br />
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2009 <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Football<br />
Media Information<br />
The staff of the <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> Sports Information Office<br />
is prepared to assist in your coverage of all Quaker athletic<br />
teams during the 2009–2010 year. For information regarding<br />
credentials, <strong>Wilmington</strong> teams and players, arranging interviews,<br />
broadcast coverage, obtaining statistics and photos, please call the<br />
Sports Information Office at (937) 382-6661 Ext. 347. The Sports<br />
Information Office is located at 107 <strong>College</strong> Street.<br />
Please take a moment to read the media information found<br />
here. Interviews with all WC coaches, student-athletes and<br />
administrators should be arranged through the Sports Information<br />
Office as far in advance as possible. In general, practices are open<br />
to the local media. Always contact Sports Information Director<br />
Jeff Hibbs to check on practice times and schedules, as they can<br />
change on short notice.<br />
iNTERViEWS<br />
ALL interviews with Head Coach Barry Wulf, all <strong>Wilmington</strong><br />
assistant coaches and players MUST be coordinated through the<br />
Sports Information Office.<br />
Players are available for interviews, either in person or on the<br />
phone, either before or after practice, depending on their class<br />
and meeting schedules. In order to arrange time for interviews,<br />
please provide 24 hours notice to the Sports Information Office.<br />
The <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong> training rooms, locker rooms, weight<br />
room and meeting room areas are off-limits to the media. Your<br />
cooperation is appreciated.<br />
For telephone interviews, student-athletes, coaches and media<br />
will be contacted by a sports information staff member, and the<br />
interview will be conducted at a mutually agreed upon time.<br />
WEB SiTE<br />
Updated statistics, game recaps, photo galleries, bios, as well as<br />
historical information can be found on the <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
DiRECTiONS TO WiLLiAMS STADiUM<br />
From the North: Take I-71 south to US 68. Turn left off of the exit. Follow US 68 into town. Turn left onto SR 73 (Main Street).<br />
Follow SR 73 and turn right onto <strong>College</strong> Street. After one stop sign, the road T’s onto Elm Street. Turn left onto Elm Street, and<br />
the stadium will be on your right.<br />
From the South: Take I-71 North to SR 73. Follow SR 73 into and through downtown and turn right onto <strong>College</strong> Street. After one<br />
stop sign, the road T’s onto Elm Street. Turn left onto Elm Street, and the stadium will be on your right.<br />
From the East: Take US 22&3 into town. Road will split for approximately 1/4 mile. When road meets again briefly, turn left onto<br />
<strong>College</strong> Street. After one stop sign, the road T’s onto Elm Street. Turn left onto Elm Street, and the stadium will be on your right.<br />
From the West: Take SR 73 into and through downtown and turn right onto <strong>College</strong> Street. After one stop sign, the road T’s onto<br />
Elm Street. Turn left onto Elm Street, and the stadium will be on your right.<br />
www2.wilmington.edu/athletics<br />
Web site at www.wilmington.edu/athletics. Media representatives<br />
are encouraged to check the Web site regularly for the latest<br />
Quaker athletics news.<br />
GAME DAY COVERAGE<br />
All requests for media credentials should be directed to Sports<br />
Information Director Jeff Hibbs. In general, individual game<br />
credentials will not be mailed, but can be picked up at the stadium<br />
entrance.<br />
ViSiTiNG RADiO BROADCASTS<br />
Visiting radio stations will have phone lines available in the press<br />
box located at the top of the home bleachers. Visiting SIDs will<br />
designate their official radio stations and <strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
will supply phone lines on a reciprocal basis for those stations.<br />
POST-GAME iNTERViEWS<br />
The <strong>Wilmington</strong> locker room is closed following all WC contests<br />
(home and away). Coach Wulf and requested players will be<br />
available outside the locker room following games.<br />
For WC home games, the SID of the visiting school will establish<br />
admittance policies to the visiting locker room.<br />
CREDENTiAL REGULATiONS<br />
All space for working press and radio stations for <strong>Wilmington</strong><br />
football games is allocated by the <strong>Wilmington</strong> Sports Information<br />
Office. Press credentials will be issued to working press only.<br />
Passes may not be transferred.<br />
FOOD SERViCES<br />
A meal and soft drinks will be provided for working media in the<br />
press box.
<strong>Wilmington</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
2009 Schedule<br />
DATE OPPONENT TIME<br />
Sept. 5 MT. ST. JOSEPH 7 p.m.<br />
Sept. 19 *Marietta 6 p.m.<br />
Sept. 26 *CAPITAL 7 p.m.<br />
Oct. 3 *JOHN CARROLL 1:30 p.m.<br />
Oct. 10 *Muskingum 1:30 p.m.<br />
Oct. 17 *OTTERBEIN 1:30 p.m.<br />
Oct. 24 *Mount Union 1:30 p.m.<br />
Oct. 31 *HEIDELBERG 1:30 p.m.<br />
Nov. 7 *Baldwin-Wallace 1:30 p.m.<br />
Nov. 14 *OHIO NORTHERN 1:30 p.m.<br />
HOME GAMES IN CAPS<br />
* OAC Game