2014 Grove City College Football Media Guide

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GROVE CITY COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION 32014 SEASON PREVIEW 4-52014 PRESEASON ROSTER 6HEAD COACH CHRIS SMITH 7ASSISTANT COACHES 8-9ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF 9SENIORS 10-12RETURNING LETTERWINNERS 13-172014 OPPONENT PROFILES 18-212013 IN REVIEW 22-25ALL-TIME ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS 25ABOUT THE PRESIDENTS’ ATHLETIC CONFERENCE 26THE WOLVERINES IN OVERTIME 27ALL-TIME OPPONENT SERIES 28ALL-TIME RESULTS 29-33YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICAL LEADERS 34-35GROVE CITY COLLEGE ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME 36RECORD BOOK 37-39GROVE CITY COLLEGE SPORTS 40-41ABOUT GROVE CITY COLLEGE 42-432014 SCHEDULE BACK COVER

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CONTACT INFORMATIONHead Coach Chris Smith

Office Telephone _______ 724-458-2126Best Time to Call ____________ [email protected] INTERVIEWS MUST BE SET UPTHROUGH SPORTS INFORMATION

•••Sports Information Director R.A. BriggsOffice Telephone _______ 724-458-3365Office Fax _______________ 724-458-3855Home Telephone _______ 724-748-3718E-mail______________ [email protected]

•••Grove City Athletic Department

Dept. Telephone ________ 724-458-2900Dept. Fax________________ 724-458-3855Web Site _______ www2.gcc.edu/sports

CREDITSEditor ______________________R.A. BriggsAssociate Editor ________ Robert Audia

Head shots by Gregg Studio, Grove City,Pa. Action shots by Dave Miller/ADMPhotography, Darlington, Pa., GreggStudio, and Tim Sofranko.

Printing by SCP Group, Sharon, Pa.

Institution _________ Grove City CollegeLocation _______________ Grove City, Pa.Founded _________________________ 1876Enrollment _______________________ 2,500Colors _____________ Crimson and WhiteNickname _________________ WolverinesAffiliation ___________ NCAA Division IIIConference _______ Presidents’ AthleticHome Field ___________ Robert E. ThornCapacity _________________________3,500President __________Paul McNulty, J.D.Alma Mater __________ Grove City, 1980Athletic Director _________ Dr. Don LyleAlma Mater ________ Muskingum, 1971Asst. Athletic Director ___ Todd GibsonAlma Mater __________ Grove City, 2002Compliance Coordinator _ Mike DrevesAlma Mater __________ Grove City, 1997Head Coach ______________ Chris SmithAlma Mater __________ Grove City, 1972Career Record ______ 122-165-2 (30 yrs)At Grove City ___________________ SameFirst Year of Program ____________ 1892All-Time Record __________ 473-482-90Head Trainer ______ Kay Mitchell EmighAssistant Trainer __________ Rick HawkeAthletic Office Mgr ___________ Kim IliffEquipment Mgr ________ Larry FreemanEquipment Mgr _______ Jim Richardson

MEDIA COVERING GROVE CITY COLLEGEAllied News -- Grove City, Pa.

Phone ________________724-458-5010•••

Butler Eagle -- Butler, Pa.Sports Editor __________ John EnriettoBeat Writer______________ Mike KilroyPhone ________________724-282-8010

•••The Herald -- Sharon, Pa.

Sports Editor ________ Lynn SaternowBeat Writer________________ Ed FarrellPhone ________________724-981-6100

•••Vindicator -- Youngstown, Ohio

Sports Editor _____________ Ed PuskasPhone ________________330-747-1471

•••Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Phone ________________412-263-1621•••

The News-Herald -- Franklin, Pa.Sports Editor ___________ Ed BrannonPhone _____________ 1-800-352-1002

•••Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Phone ________________412-380-5617

Observer-Reporter -- Washington, Pa.Sports Editor ___________ Chris DuganBeat Writer_____________ Joe TuscanoPhone ________________ 724-222-6397

•••WFMJ-TV 21 (Youngstown)

Sports Director_________ Dana BalashPhone ________________ 330-744-8821

•••WKBN-TV 27 (Youngstown)WYTV-TV 33 (Youngstown)

Sports Director_________ Ryan AllisonPhone ________________ 330-788-2456

•••SportsRadio 96.7 -- Hermitage, Pa.Sports Director______Bob GreenburgPhone ________________ 724-346-4113

•••Butler Co. Radio Network

WBUT/WLER/WISR -- Butler, Pa.Sports Director_________ Scott BriggsPhone ________________ 724-287-5778

•••D3Football.com

Director _______________ Pat Coleman

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A 1980 graduate of Grove CityCollege, the Honorable Paul J.McNulty, J.D., enters his first yearas the College’s ninth President.

President McNulty returned toGrove City after serving as apartner in the global law firmBaker & McKenzie, where hechaired the firm’s corporatecompliance and investigationspractice. He is widelyrecognized as a leading voiceon business ethics and globalanti-corruption matters.

He joined Baker & McKenzie in 2007 after more than twodecades of public service, primarily as a leader in United Stateslaw enforcement efforts.

From 2005 to 2007, President McNulty served as U.S. DeputyAttorney General, the second highest-ranking official in theJustice Department and the chief operating officer of over100,000 Department employees. In that role, he led an attackon corporate fraud, successfully argued a police conduct casebefore the U.S. Supreme Court, and organized the U.S. rule oflaw efforts in Iraq.

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Dr. Don Lyle is in his 13th yearas athletic director at GroveCity College. Lyle is Chairmanof the Department of PhysicalEducation and Athletics andAthletic Director.

In that role, Lyle oversees theCollege’s fitness and wellnessprogram, its rapidly-growingexercise science major andGrove City’s 19-sport varsityathletics program.

Lyle coached Grove City’smen’s soccer team from 1972

to 2005. As head coach, he led the Wolverines to six post-season berths, including a pair of trips to the NCAA Champi-onship Tournament.

In 2005, his final season as head coach, Lyle guided GroveCity to its first-ever outright Presidents’ Athletic Conferencetitle and a trip to the finals of the Eastern College AthleticConference Southern Championship Tournament. He earnedthe PAC’s Coach of the Year award that year.

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR DON LYLELyle also directed Grove City to a share of the PAC men’ssoccer title in 1996 as Grove City went 16-2. The Wolverinesset a school record for victories in a season and won theirfirst ECAC title.

Lyle-coached teams also advanced to post-season play in1976, 1980 and 2000. In 34 years as head coach, he compileda 277-206-37 record. The College inducted him into its Men’sSoccer Hall of Fame in October 2006.

Lyle also started the women’s softball program at Grove City,posting a 91-61 (.599) record from 1980-88 as head coach.Lyle then spent nine years as baseball coach at Grove City.

In addition to his academic duties as department chair, Lyle isa professor of physical education. He is also chairman of theGrove City College Athletic Hall of Fame Selection Committee.

A native of Calcutta, Ohio, Lyle earned his bachelor of artsdegree from Muskingum College in 1971. He earned hismaster’s degree in education from Miami of Ohio. Lyle re-ceived his doctorate from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Lyle and his wife Barbara live in Pine Township. They havethree adult children and nine grandchildren.

From 2001 to 2005, President McNulty served as the U.S.Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia. The U.S. Senateconfirmed him for this position three days after theSeptember 11 terrorist attacks and his office handlednumerous terrorist prosecutions. Earlier in his career, from1990 to 1993, he served as the Justice Department’s ChiefSpokesman and Director of Legal Policy.

His career also includes 11 years as a senior lawyer onCapitol Hill, where he served as the Chief Counsel andDirector of Legislative Operations for the Majority Leader ofthe U.S. House of Representatives and Chief Counsel for theHouse Subcommittee on Crime. He began his legal career in1983 as Counsel for the House Ethics Committee.

President McNulty received the College’s Alumni Achievementaward in 1998. The College awarded him an honorarydoctorate in 2007. He also received an honorary doctorate in2003 from Capital University School of Law, where he receivedhis Juris Doctorate in 1983.

He is the fourth alumnus to serve as President of the College,where he studied history and met his wife Brenda (Millican'80). The McNultys have three daughters, Katy (McNulty '07)Hittinger, Anni (McNulty) Blankenship and Corrie '14. Their sonJoseph died of cancer in 2012 at the age of 26 whileattending law school.

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After a strong finish to the 2013 season, the Grove CityCollege football team will look to carry that momentuminto 2014 as the Wolverines look to return to the top of thePresidents' Athletic Conference.

Several standouts return on both sides of the ball forGrove City, which has 15 returning starters among its 37returning lettermen.

Head coach Chris Smith, now entering his 31st seasonat the helm, will count on that veteran group as the founda-tion for this season's successes.

OFFENSEGrove City's offensive line play over the past several

seasons has allowed the Wolverine attack to emerge asone of the conference's most balanced offenses on a con-sistent basis.

Four starters return up front this fall, along with a handfulof experienced veterans.

Senior Jason Glacken returns at left tackle while sopho-more Mitch Zajicek returns at left guard.

Senior Ron Dornin made nine starts at center in 2013and will anchor the offensive line while junior right guardAlex Jewell returns for his third season as a starter.

Senior guard Zach Kepple has played extensively dur-ing his career and will look to reclaim a starting spot afterbeing sidelined by injury for part of 2013.

Classmate Andrew Stupakis will also compete for timeat guard.

Junior Jake Jaszcar will look to claim the vacant righttackle spot after seeing duty as a reserve in each of his firsttwo seasons. Senior Adam Shick moves from tackle to tight end and

will compete with junior Donny Haney for the starting nod.Second-year player Alex Carsey is also in the mix at tightend.

The Grove City backfield features several veterans atboth tailback and wingback. At tailback, junior Steve Maskreyreturns as the starter after rushing for a team-high 677yards and 10 touchdowns last year.

Maskrey will be joined by versatile junior Gabriel Mooreat tailback. Moore caught 18 passes last year and alsoaveraged 4.0 yards per carry.

Sophomore Tyler Ramsey will also look to break intothe backfield lineup this fall.

Senior Sam Ivan, junior Zach Rader and sophomoreZach Gazdacko all saw ample time at wingback in GroveCity's multiple spread attack. Ivan finished third on the teamwith 130 rushing yards last year. He also caught 14 passes.

Rader played in eight games before being sidelinedby injury while Gazdacko emerged in Rader's stead. Bothare expected to be key contributors in both the rushingand passing game this year.

Senior Brian Wells will also likely factor into the GroveCity offense as a blocking back and pass receiver out ofthe backfield. He caught two passes last year - both ofwhich went for touchdowns. Wells is a three-yearletterwinner.

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Junior tailback Steve Maskrey returns for the 2014 seasonafter leading Grove City in rushing and scoring last year. Heis a two-year letterman.

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Senior Ron Dornin returns as Grove City’s starting center.Dornin is a two-year letterwinner who will also handlesnapping duties for extra points and field goals.

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Grove City enters 2014 with less certainty at quarter-back, however. Junior Josh Peach completed 9 of 12 passesin 2013 and is a two-year letterman. He has the inside trackto start this fall.

Sophomore Aaron Lundmark and junior Drew Choreyare among those who will compete with Peach for the job.

Graduation thinned Grove City's wide receiver ranks asthe team's top three men at that position are gone. JuniorDavid Folkmire returns after catching five passes last year.

Converted quarterback P.J. Wycech will also look toearn a full-time spot this year, as will sophomore letterwinnerLuke Brancato.

DEFENSEInjuries and inexperience hampered the Grove City de-

fense last season but the Wolverines appear to be in primeposition to return to the top of the conference's statisticalrankings.

The Wolverines led the league in total defense in both2010 and 2012 and will rely on several returning veteransto help lead the 2014 unit.

Grove City returns two starting linebackers in seniorJason Skyrm and junior Bobby Tuttle. Skyrm is a two-yearstarter on the strong side and racked up 82 tackles lastyear, including a team-high 10.5 for loss.

Tuttle started nine games at middle linebacker in 2013and recorded 64 stops, along with two interceptions.

Juniors Brandon Berringer and Jason Dillon are eachtwo-year lettermen who will battle for a starting spot onthe inside.

On the outside, juniors Tyler Campbell and Joe Siefertboth saw time in 2014 and will challenge for starting posi-tions in 2014.

Junior Brent Veerman returns as Grove City's startingnose tackle after emerging in 2013. He started all 10 gamesand shared the team lead with 3.5 sacks.

Junior Bobby Tuttle (39) and senior Jason Skyrm (35) aretwo returning starters at linebacker. Tuttle returns at insidelinebacker while Skyrm returns at outside linebacker.

Veerman will again look to anchor the defensive line in2014.

Junior Ryan Hickey is a two-year starter and a return-ing Academic All-District selection at end. Hickey startedsix games in 2013 before a season-ending injury curtaileda promising season. He is expected to reclaim a startingspot this fall.

Seniors Robert Rollick and Reese Swatsworth both sawaction on the defensive line in 2013 and will pursue full-time starting spots this year.

Senior Nate Ealy and junior Ben McKnight are also look-ing to earn time up front for the Wolverines this fall.

Grove City's secondary features four players whostarted at least one game in 2013. Sophomores JimmyCianciola and Miles Milner finished their respective rookieseasons as the Wolverines' starting cornerbacks.

Senior Ryan Duran will also compete for a startingcornerback position. Sophomore Ned Hull is the lone re-turning letterwinner at safety.

SPECIAL TEAMSWhile Grove City has some vacancies on both offense

and defense, the kicking game features several returningstandouts.

Sophomore kicker Ryan Stewart went 3 for 4 on fieldgoals last year while also drilling 25 extra points.

Meanwhile, sophomore punter Anthony Marnejon av-eraged 35.6 yards per kick last year. He forced 11 faircatches and had just two touchbacks in 2013.

Junior Nick Piett is back for his third season as GroveCity's punt snapper while Dornin returns as the snapper forplacekicks. Chorey returns as holder.

Folkmire and Moore may again handle kickoffs whileIvan has had duty at both kick and punt returner through-out his career. Several other players will likely compete fortime as return men this year.

Junior nose tackle Brent Veerman is a returning starter onthe defensive line for Grove City. He tied for the team leadin quarterback sacks last season.

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No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt.21 Caleb Allen Fr. TB 5-10 200

La Grange, Ky./Oldham County50 Jacob Armbrecht Fr. OLB 6-0 225

Streetsboro, Ohio/Streetsboro98 Zach Bailey So. D T 5-10 240

Grove City, Pa./Grove City56 Ethan Baker Fr. OG 5-10 255

Kitts Hill, Ohio/Rock Hill55 Brandon Berringer Jr. ILB 5-11 210

Pittsburgh, Pa./Shaler72 Vincent Bevilacqua Fr. D E 6-1 215

Pittsburgh, Pa./Avonworth37 Kyle Beyer Fr. S 6-0 190

Madison, Ohio/Perry49 Shane Bittner So. ILB 5-10 195

Manassas, Va./Osbourn Park40 Luke Brancato So. WR 5-8 170

Rockwood, Pa./Rockwood45 Ryan Brunson So. TB 5-9 210

Mercer, Pa./Mercer44 Tyler Campbell So. OLB 6-2 190

Pittsburgh, Pa./Keystone Oaks87 Alex Carsey Sr. TE 6-0 210

Flagstaff, Ariz./Flagstaff73 Cody Cavender Fr. C 5-10 230

Madison, Ohio/Madison15 Drew Chorey Jr. QB 6-1 170

Grand Island, N.Y./Grand Island24 Jimmy Ciancola So. CB 5-9 165

Uniontown, Ohio/Archbishop Hoban20 Jeff Croll So. OLB 5-11 190

Slippery Rock, Pa./Slippery Rock37 Jason Dillon Jr. ILB 5-11 215

Boyds, Md./DeMatha54 Dan Dorman So. ILB 6-1 210

North Canton, Ohio/GlenOak62 Ron Dornin Sr. C 6-2 320

North Huntingdon, Pa./Norwin80 Justin Dueker So. WR 6-3 185

Rochester, N.Y.5 Ryan Duran Sr. CB 5-10 160

Cranberry Township, Pa./Seneca Valley92 Nate Ealy Sr. D T 6-1 235

Chicora, Pa./Karns City46 Michael Elder Fr. WR 5-8 180

Irving, Texas/Highlands Christian63 Tom Fichera Fr. OL 6-0 235

White Oak, Pa./McKeesport2 David Folkmire Jr. WR 5-8 175

Monroeville, Pa./Gateway29 Zach Gazdacko So. WB 5-7 180

Uniontown, Ohio/Lake76 Jason Glacken Sr. OT 6-3 290

South Fork, Pa./Forest Hills4 Gabriel Greco Fr. QB 5-9 170

New Brighton, Pa./New Brighton88 Donny Haney Jr. TE 6-2 215

Cheswick, Pa./Springdale58 Jordan Herder So. OLB 5-9 200

Georgetown, Pa./South Side Beaver7 Alex Hewitt So. FS 6-0 185

Bel Air, Md./Maryland Christian57 Ryan Hickey Jr. D E 6-2 235

Murrysville, Pa./Franklin Regional95 Jon Horton So. ILB 5-9 200

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No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt.31 Ned Hull So. SS 5-11 180

Jenkintown, Pa./Jenkintown6 Sam Ivan Sr. WB 5-10 170

Whitehouse, Ohio/Toledo Christian9 Caleb Jakiel So. WR 6-2 205

Moon Township, Pa./Moon78 Jake Jaszcar Jr. OT 6-2 270

Darlington, Pa./Blackhawk52 Alex Jewell Jr. OG 6-1 250

Wexford, Pa./North Allegheny64 Zach Kepple Sr. OG 5-11 320

Chicora, Pa./Karns City10 Tyler Kepple Fr. QB 5-11 170

Chicora, Pa./Karns City91 Eric Kinderman Fr. D E 6-3 215

Pittsburgh, Pa./Mount Lebanon60 Jack Konopa Fr. D T 6-2 275

Independence, Ohio/Independence53 Connor Lowe Fr. D T 6-0 270

Perry, Ohio/Perry13 Aaron Lundmark So. QB 6-2 195

Russell, Pa./Eisenhower94 Nick MacBride Fr. D T 5-11 240

Uniontown, Ohio/Lake84 Anthony Marnejon So. P 6-0 175

Columbiana, Ohio/Crestview41 Steve Maskrey Jr. TB 6-1 220

Cranesville, Pa./Northwestern27 Ryan Mathis Fr. CB 6-3 195

Chillicothe, Ohio/Chillicothe26 Kenny McCracken Jr. ILB 5-11 200

Wheaton, Ill/Aurora Christian32 Joshua McElrone Fr. ILB 5-10 230

Harrison City, Pa./Penn Trafford65 Ben McKnight Jr. D T 5-10 250

Butler, Pa./Butler47 Miles Milner So. CB 5-9 175

Aurora, Ohio/Aurora30 Deion Minor Fr. OLB 5-10 200

Sykesville, Md./Century25 Gabriel Moore Jr. TB 5-10 170

Lawrenceburg, Ind./Landmark Christian93 John Morris Fr. D T 6-0 230

Allison Park, Pa./Hampton97 Nathan Nativio Fr. ILB 5-11 185

New Castle, Pa./Neshannock75 James Payne Fr. D T 6-5 320

Youngstown, Ohio/Boardman3 Josh Peach Jr. QB 6-2 200

Hartville, Ohio/Lake34 Nick Piett Jr. LS 6-0 205

Glenshaw, Pa./Shaler11 Brett Pinson Jr. WR 6-0 175

Canton, Ohio/Jackson71 Thomas Price Fr. OL 6-1 260

Concord, N.C./Cannon12 Zach Rader Jr. WB 5-11 175

Butler, Pa./Butler22 Tyler Ramsey So. TB 5-9 175

Scottdale, Pa./Southmoreland90 Quinton Reed Fr. D E 6-0 220

Oil City, Pa./Oil City89 Steven Reeher Fr. OLB 6-1 185

New Castle, Pa./LaurelAlex Repko Fr. CB 5-10 160Loretto, Pa./Bishop Carroll

No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt.99 Robert Rollick Jr. D T 6-2 235

Woodland, Pa./Saint Marys36 Andrew Schauer Fr. WB 5-8 170

Akron, Ohio/Cuyahoga Valley Christian74 Daniel Sedjo Fr. OL 6-0 240

West Chicago, Ill./Wheaton Academy47 Jacob Seibert Fr. CB 5-10 180

Belvidere, N.J./Belvidere42 Andrew Seifert Fr. CB 5-11 195

Kettering, Ohio/Kettering Alder16 Matt Seifert So. CB 5-11 160

Somerset, Pa./Rockwood51 Brian Serra Fr. D E 5-11 200

Madison, Ohio/Madison48 Joseph Serventi Fr. WB 5-7 195

Cranberry Township, Pa./O.L.S.H.81 Adam Shick Sr. TE 6-4 240

Sheffield Lake, Ohio/Lutheran West38 Joe Siefert Jr. OLB 5-11 180

Vienna, Ohio/Mathews35 Jason Skyrm Sr. OLB 6-0 190

Harleysville, Pa./Souderton19 Steve Stanley So. QB 5-9 175

Lakeland, Fla./Victory Christian17 Daniel States Fr. QB 6-1 195

Brook Park, Ohio/Berea Midpark85 Ryan Stewart So. K 6-0 170

Indiana, Pa./Indiana67 Andrew Stupakis Sr. OG 6-0 275

New Boston, Mich./New Boston44 Joe Swanson Fr. TB 5-11 200

Wattsburg, Pa./Mercyhurst Prep59 Reese Swatsworth Sr. D E 6-2 255

Hermitage, Pa./Hickory39 Bobby Tuttle Jr. ILB 6-0 220

Pittsburgh, Pa./Upper Saint Clair23 Marcus Ubinger Fr. WB 5-9 170

Venetia, Pa./Peters Township66 Brent Veerman Jr. NT 6-0 260

Powell, Ohio/Columbus Crusaders14 Isaac Weaver Fr. WB 5-8 165

Pittsburgh, Pa./North Allegheny28 Brian Wells Sr. WB 5-9 190

Aurora, Ohio/Aurora43 Jesaiah Wilson Fr. S 6-0 170

Johnstown, Pa./Johnstown18 P.J. Wycech Jr. TE 6-3 200

Erie, Pa./Mercyhurst Prep61 Mitch Zajicek So. OG 6-1 270

Pittsburgh, Pa./Chartiers Valley83 Zachary Zimmerly Fr. WR 5-10 155

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Chris Smith enters his31st season as Grove CityCollege’s head footballcoach.

A 1972 Grove City Col-lege graduate, Smith isthe dean of the Presidents’Athletic Conference foot-ball coaches.

He is also the all-timewins leader in the 119-year history of Grove Cityfootball. In 2012, Smithguided the Wolverines toa 6-4 overall mark and a

5-3 record in the rugged Presidents’ Athletic Conference.The 2012 Wolverines led the conference in total defense

and senior tailback Shane Kaclik became the third 1,000-yardrusher in program history.

Grove City also led the nation in fewest penalty yards pergame in 2012. The Wolverines ranked third nationally in thatcategory in 2011.

Overall, Grove City has been the least-penalized team inthe conference seven times in the last nine seasons, includingthe 2013 season. The youthful Wolverines went 5-5 last year.

Numerous Grove City players have earned national andregional acclaim during his tenure. In 2005, safety Aaron Margoearned First Team All-America from the American FootballCoaches Association (AFCA) and represented the U.S. in theAztec Bowl.

In 2007, center Matt Gregg became Grove City’s third AztecBowl participant this decade. In 2010, tackle Pete Polesnakrepresented the United States in the Bowl of the Stars, theAztec Bowl’s successor, while nose tackle Jarred Frawley par-ticipated in the 2011 Bowl of the Stars.

Kaclik, linebacker Jason Ferguson and guard Josh Bermannall represented the United States in the 2012 Bowl of the Stars.Former Wolverine standouts Ben Manwaring, Ethan Martinand Anthony Ritchie all played in the 2013 Bowl of the Stars.

Under Smith’s direction, the Wolverine program ascendedinto the national picture with consecutive PAC championshipsin 1997 and 1998. Grove City also recorded runner-up fin-ishes in both 1999 and 2000.

During that time, Smith guided an offensive juggernautthat featured record-setting fullback R.J. Bowers, who becamethe first college running back to eclipse the 7,000-yard markfor his career.

In 1997, Smith led the Wolverines to their first-ever PACchampionship and first nine-win season in program history.

Grove City capped the season by hosting the United StatesMerchant Marine Academy in the ECAC Southwest Bowl.

For his efforts that season, the American Football CoachesAssociation, the Metropolitan New York Writers Associationand the PAC all honored Smith as their Coach of the Year.

HEAD COACH CHRIS SMITHIn 1995, Smith earned the Tri-State Officials Association’s

Coach of the Year award.Overall, Smith has coached seven players who have at-

tained All-American status as well as countless others whohave earned ECAC and PAC recognition through the years.

The Wolverines’ on-field success has been matched bysuccess in the classroom. Over the past two decades, numer-ous Grove City players have received recognition both re-gionally and nationally for their academic performances.

Grove City’s four CoSIDA Academic All-District selectionsin 2005 set a new program record.

Grove City again matched that standard in 2006.In 2008, linebacker Adam Eichler and guard Dave Salera

both earned CoSIDA Academic All-America honors followingthe season.

Eichler, Salera and wide receiver Stephen Mercer all earnedAcademic All-District recognition in 2008.

Defensive back Chris Gibbs became the first Grove Cityjunior to be named a CoSIDA Academic All-American follow-ing the 2012 season. In 2013, Gibbs became the program’sfirst-ever two-time CoSIDA Academic All-American.

Gibbs, Joe Diani, Ryan Hickey, Sam Ivan and Ritchie allearned CoSIDA Academic All-District recognition last year,setting a new single-season program record with five All-Dis-trict selections.

A highly-respected member of the coaching community,Smith is actively involved on the American Football CoachesAssociation Division III Football Council.

He is also a past member of the NCAA Division III Foot-ball Committee, which supervises the NCAA Division III play-offs.

Smith ascended to the head coaching position at GroveCity in 1984 after spending five years as an assistant at theCollege.

Prior to joining the Grove City football staff in 1979, Smithcoached the outside linebackers at Western Kentucky Univer-sity.

Smith’s coaching career began at Perry High School in hishometown of Massillon, Ohio.

From 1996 to 2003, Smith also held the role of Director ofAthletics at Grove City. Grove City teams won 59 total Presi-dents’ Athletic Conference titles during that span, includingtitles in 17 different sports.

As a player, Smith started at safety for the Wolverinesfrom 1968-71. He led the team in interceptions three timesand holds Grove City’s career record for interceptions with22.

Over his 39 years as a player, assistant coach and headcoach at Grove City, Smith has been involved in 370 games.

Smith graduated from Grove City in 1972 with a bachelor’sdegree in history. He then completed his master’s degree atWestern Kentucky.

He and his wife, Barbara, live in Grove City. Their daugh-ter Ellie is a 2003 Grove City College graduate.

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Rob SkaricichDEFENSIVE COORDINATOR/SECONDARY

Rob Skaricich enters his 12th year asdefensive coordinator and his 18th yearoverall at Grove City. In 2012, Grove Cityled the Presidents’ Athletic Conferencein total defense and fewest first downsallowed. Grove City ranked nationally inthe top 25 in both of those categories.

The Wolverines allowed just 283 yardsper game, the fewest for a Grove Citydefense in 14 years. Grove City also ledthe conference in total defense in 2010.

Last year, safety Chris Gibbs became the first Grove City playerto twice earn CoSIDA Academic All-America honors.

Under his guidance, two Grove City defensive backs haverepresented the U.S. in the Aztec Bowl. Brock McCullough playedin the 2000 Aztec Bowl while safety Aaron Margo played in the2005 Aztec Bowl.

A native of Wickliffe, Ohio, Skaricich spent four seasons atMarietta before joining the Grove City staff.

Skaricich played cornerback at Hiram College, graduating in1991. He earned his master’s degree from Cleveland State in 1993.

Skaricich is also the head baseball coach at Grove City. He ledthe Wolverines to conference titles in 2001, 2002 and 2008, alongwith the PAC regular season title in 2011. In 2008, he guided GroveCity to its first-ever NCAA Championship Tournament berth. The2011 Wolverines captured the Eastern College Athletic Confer-ence Tournament title.

Dr. Jim ChinnOFFENSIVE COORDINATOR/RUNNING BACKS

Dr. Jim Chinn is in his 12th year as anassistant football coach at Grove CityCollege.

Chinn joined the Grove City staff in2003 after four years as head coach atBlackburn College (Ill.).

A 1983 Ohio State graduate, Chinn willagain oversee what has developed intoone of the region’s most diverse andbalanced offensive attacks.

He became passing game coordina-tor in 2006 and served as special teams coordinator from 2003 to2012. This is his second season as offensive coordinator.

Prior to becoming head coach at Blackburn, Chinn workedthere as an assistant for two seasons. He also spent four years asan assistant coach at Denison University.

Chinn’s collegiate coaching career began at Norwich Univer-sity in 1992 as wide receivers coach. He also coached for six yearsat the scholastic level in Ohio, coaching at Westerville South (1986-89) and Ironton Rock Hill (1990-91).

Chinn earned his master’s degree from Norwich in 1993 andcompleted his doctorate in July 2011. He is also an assistant trackand field coach at Grove City.

Todd GibsonOUTSIDE LINEBACKERS/STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

Todd Gibson enters his 11th seasonas the Wolverines’ outside linebackerscoach. He is also the program’s strengthand conditioning coordinator.

A 2002 Grove City graduate, Gibsonjoined the staff prior to the start of the2004 season. His work with the lineback-ers has helped Grove City lead the Presi-dents’ Athletic in total defense in both2010 and 2012.

Gibson started at split end for the Wol-verines in 2000 and 2001. He led Grove City in receptions, yardsand touchdowns as a senior in 2001.

Gibson earned a bachelor of arts degree in political sciencefrom Grove City in May 2002, then added a bachelor’s degree inintegrated social studies/secondary education from nearby Young-stown State. He earned his master’s degree in exercise sciencefrom California University of Pennsylvania in 2006.

Gibson also works as Grove City’s head men’s and women’strack and field coach. In 2014, he guided both the men’s andwomen’s programs to the Presidents’ Athletic Conference title.Gibson also serves as an assistant professor of physical educationand exercise science and assistant athletic director at the College.

Matt GreggOFFENSIVE LINE/SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR

Matt Gregg is in his seventh season asoffensive line coach at Grove City.

The 2014 season will also be his sec-ond as the Wolverines’ special teams co-ordinator.

Gregg works with offensive line coachBernie Davis in coordinating the Wol-verines’ line play. He also handles thepreparation and editing of video for theprogram.

Gregg started each of his final threeseasons at center for Grove City. In 2007, he served as team co-captain.

He capped his career by playing on a Division III all-star teamthat represented the United States against Mexico in the AztecBowl.

Gregg earned First Team All-Presidents’ Athletic Conferencerecognition in both his junior and senior season. He also earnedSecond Team All-PAC as a sophomore in 2005 while lettering ineach of his four seasons.

A graduate of Hopewell High School, Gregg graduated witha bachelor’s degree in communication in May 2008.

He completed his master’s of exercise science from CaliforniaUniversity of Pennsylvania and is an assistant professor of physi-cal education and exercise science at Grove City.

Gregg also works as an assistant track and field coach atGrove City.

RECRUITING TERRITORY: Northwest Pennsylvania, LawrenceCounty, Western Ohio, other areas outside Pennsylvania and Ohio.

RECRUITING TERRITORY: Southwest Pennsylvania, includingPittsburgh, Philadelphia metropolitan area.

RECRUITING TERRITORY: Beaver County, Central Pennsylva-nia, Eastern Pennsylvania.

RECRUITING TERRITORY: Northeast Ohio, including Akron,Cleveland and Youngstown-Warren metropolitan areas.

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Kay Mitchell EmighHEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER

Kay MitchellEmigh is in her 28thyear as theCollege’s headtrainer and her29th overall year atGrove City.

Considered asone of the top col-legiate athletictrainers in the

country, Emigh earned her bachelor’s of sci-ence degree from Slippery Rock University in1983.

She also received a master’s of educa-tion from SRU in 1986.

A native of Elizabeth, Pa., Emigh is amember of the National Athletic Trainers As-sociation (NATA), the Eastern Athletic Train-ers Association (EATA) and the PennsylvaniaAthletic Trainers’ Society.

Emigh also served as the northwest rep-resentative for the Pennsylvania AthleticTrainers’ Society Board of Directors from2001-2004.

She lives in Liberty Township with herhusband, Tom.

Dan PestaWIDE RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENDS

A native ofGirard, Pa., DanPesta enters hisfirst season asGrove City’s widereceivers and tightends coach.

Pesta played de-fensive tackle forGrove City from2007 to 2010 and

helped the Wolverines lead the Presidents’Athletic Conference in total defense as a se-nior.

During that 2010 season, Pesta played inall 10 games and ranked fifth among theteam’s defensive linemen with three tacklesfor loss.

Pesta graduated from Grove City in 2011with a bachelor’s degree in political sciencewhile also minoring in communication stud-ies.

He works for U.S.I.S. in Grove City andlives in nearby New Wilmington.

Rick Hawke is inhis second stint asassistant athletictrainer at GroveCity College.

He returned tothe College prior tothe 2004-05 aca-demic year.

Hawke originallycame to Grove City

in 1997 as assistant athletic trainer.He worked five seasons at Grove City be-

fore moving to Union (Pa.) High School fortwo years.

He is a member of the National AthleticTrainers Association, the Eastern AthleticTrainers Association and the PennsylvaniaAthletic Trainers’ Society.

Hawke earned his bachelor’s degree inathletic training from Slippery Rock Univer-sity in 1996.

He then added his master’s degree inathletic training from the University of Vir-ginia in 1997.

He lives in Grove City with his wifeBrenda and their three children.

Rick HawkeASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER

Tom WilsonDEFENSIVE LINE

A 1994 GroveCity College gradu-ate, Tom Wilson isin his 19th year asa Wolverine assis-tant.

He joined thecoaching staff in1994 as secondarycoach before start-ing as defensive

line coach in 1995.As defensive line coach, Wilson has

coached a number of standouts, includingGrove City’s all-time sacks leader, MarkFurgeson, All-PAC selections Monte Bell, Jus-tin Fowler and Jeremy Horton, and JarredFrawley, who represented the United Stateson a Division III all-star team in the “Bowl ofthe Stars” in Mexico in 2011.

Prior to joining the Grove City staff, Wil-son coached for five seasons at the highschool level in Mercer County.

Wilson teaches English at WestMiddlesex High School. He has also been anassistant baseball coach and yearbook advi-sor at West Middlesex.

Bernie DavisOFFENSIVE LINE

Dennis BornesINSIDE LINEBACKERS

Bernie Davis be-gins his 19th sea-son as a Wolverineassistant coach,the longest tenureof any currentGrove City offen-sive assistant.

In his first stint asa Grove City assis-tant from 1995-

2000, Davis coached the secondary and theoutside linebackers for three seasons each.

Davis has worked with numerousstandout linemen at Grove City, includingtackle Pete Polesnak (2010), guard JoshBermann (2012) and tackle Ethan Martin(2013), who respectively represented theUnited States in the “Bowl of the Stars” inMexico.

Davis came to Grove City after eight sea-sons as head coach at nearby Lakeview HighSchool in Stoneboro. He also spent five yearsas an assistant coach at Thiel College

A 1975 graduate of Geneva College, Davisadded a master’s degree from Edinboro in1983. He spent 33 years as a science teacherat Lakeview before retiring.

A veteran ofMercer Countyfootball, DennisBornes is in his16th season asGrove City’s insidelinebackers coach.

While at GroveCity, Bornes hascoached some ofthe region’s pre-

mier inside linebackers. He has coached theschool’s all-time tackles leader, Mike Choby,as well as single-season tackle leader CaseyCreehan.

Bornes also coached the College’s No. 2all-time leading tackler, Adam Corbett,CoSIDA Academic All-American Adam Eichlerand three-time All-Conference honoree Ja-son Ferguson, who represented the UnitedStates in the 2012 Bowl of the Stars.

A native of Sharpsville, Bornes coachedfor eight seasons at Hickory and KennedyCatholic High Schools in Hermitage.

He is a 1983 graduate of Thiel College,where he earned three letters as a member ofthe Tomcat football team.

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RONDORNIN

SENIOR • 6-2 • 320 • CENTERNORTH HUNTINGDON, PA.

NORWIN

Two-year starter and letterwinner at center ... Will lookto again anchor Grove City offensive line ... Team’s pri-mary snapper for field goals and extra points. AS AJUNIOR: Earned second letter ... Started eight gamesand played in all 10. AS A SOPHOMORE: Opening Daystarter at center ... Started seven games, earning firstletter ... Also snapped for field goals and extra points.AS A FRESHMAN: Saw time as a reserve lineman.NOTABLE: Electrical engineering major.

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ALEXCARSEY

SENIOR • 6-0 • 185 • TIGHT ENDFLAGSTAFF, ARIZ .

FLAGSTAFF

Second-year player who will look to break into lineupon regular basis in 2014 season. AS A JUNIOR: Firstseason at Grove City ... Played as a reserve tight end.NOTABLE: Economics major.

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RYANDURAN

SENIOR • 5-10 • 160 • CORNERBACKCRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, PA.

SENECA VALLEY

Returning letterwinner who will compete for starting spotin defensive backfield this season. AS A JUNIOR:Earned first letter ... Made first collegiate start in WeekFour against Bethany. AS A SOPHOMORE: Saw actionas a reserve in first season at Grove City. NOTABLE:Communication studies major.

DURAN’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU INT2013 4 12 0 0 0 0Totals 4 12 0 0 0 0

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NATEEALY

SENIOR • 6-0 • 235 • DEFENSIVE ENDCHICORA, PA.KARNS CITY

Fourth-year performer who will look to earn spot ondefensive line this season ... Could also be used as snap-per on special teams. AS A JUNIOR: Sidelined by injuryduring 2013 season. AS A SOPHOMORE: Saw action asa reserve defensive lineman in 2012. AS A FRESHMAN:Played as a reserve on defensive line. NOTABLE: His-tory major ... High school teammate of senior guardZach Kepple.

Returning starter at left tackle ... Three-year letterwinnerwho will likely be key cog in offensive line. AS A JUN-IOR: Started all 10 games at left tackle, earning thirdletter. AS A SOPHOMORE: Earned second letter afterseeing action at both tackle spots ... Also played onextra point/field goal squad. AS A FRESHMAN: Earnedfirst letter ... Played on extra point/field goal team whilealso moving into offensive line rotation late in season.NOTABLE: Exercise science major ... Also lettered asthrower for Grove City men’s track and field team ...Helped team to 2014 Presidents’ Athletic Conferencetitle by placing fifth in shot put and 11th in discus.

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SENIOR • 6-3 • 290 • TACKLESOUTH FORK, PA.

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SENIOR • 5-10 • 175 • WINGBACKWHITEHOUSE, OHIOTOLEDO CHRISTIAN

Two-year starter and three-year letterwinner ... CoSIDAAcademic All-America candidate ... Team co-captain ...Could also return kickoffs and punts in 2014. AS A JUN-IOR: Started all 10 games at wingback, earning thirdletter ... Named Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-Dis-trict ... Ranked third on team in rushing yardage andreceiving yards. AS A SOPHOMORE: Started all 10games at wingback, earning second letter ... Finishedthird on team in rushing and fifth in receptions ... NamedCapital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District. AS A FRESH-MAN: Earned first letter after playing in final five games... Made collegiate debut at Thomas More October 8,2011. NOTABLE: Molecular biology major ... Dean’s List... Presidents’ Athletic Conference Academic Honor Roll.

IVAN’S CAREER STATISTICSRushing

Year GP Att Yards Avg TD Long2011 5 24 65 2.7 0 152012 10 22 72 3.3 0 122013 10 24 130 5.4 0 24Totals 25 70 267 3.8 0 24

ReceivingYear GP No Yards Avg TD Long2011 5 2 5 2.5 0 42012 10 11 68 6.2 1 192013 10 14 167 11.9 1 44Totals 25 27 240 8.9 2 44

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ZACHKEPPLE

SENIOR • 5-11 • 300 • GUARDCHICORA, PA.KARNS CITY

Two-year letterman who will look to reclaim starting spotat guard. AS A JUNIOR: Earned second letter after play-ing at both guard spots during 2013 season. AS ASOPHOMORE: Moved into starting lineup at left guard,earning first letter ... Started final six games of 2012season. AS A FRESHMAN: Played as a reserve interiorlineman. NOTABLE: Elementary education major ...Dean’s List student ... Three-year letterman as throwerfor Grove City track and field team ... High school team-mate of senior defensive end Nate Ealy.

Three-year letterwinner who will compete for full-timestarting spot on defensive line this fall. AS A JUNIOR:Earned third letter ... Started four games at defensivetackle during second half of 2013 season ... Tied forfifth on team in sacks. AS A SOPHOMORE: Earned sec-ond letter after seeing action on defensive line ... Sawtime on special teams. AS A FRESHMAN: Earned firstletter after playing primarily on special teams ... Alsosaw duty as a reserve along defensive line.NOTABLE: Exercise science major.

ROLLICK’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU Int2011 9 0 0 0 0 02012 8 2 1.0 0 0 02013 8 12 3.0 1.5 0 0Totals 25 14 4.0 1.5 0 0

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SENIOR • 6-2 • 235 • DEFENSIVE TACKLEWOODLAND, PA.SAINT MARYS

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ADAMSHICK

SENIOR • 6-4 • 240 • TIGHT ENDSHEFFIELD LAKE, OHIO

LUTHERAN WEST

Returning letterman who shifts from offensive tackle totight end for 2014 season ... Will compete for startingspot at tight end. AS A JUNIOR: Earned first letter afterseeing time at offensive tackle ... Also played on specialteams, primarily on extra point and field goal squad.AS A SOPHOMORE: Played as a reserve offensive line-man. AS A FRESHMAN: Saw duty as a reserve offen-sive tackle. NOTABLE: Exercise science major.

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JASONSKYRM

SENIOR • 6-0 • 195 • LINEBACKERHARLEYSVILLE, PA.

SOUDERTON

Three-year letterman and two-year starter at outsidelinebacker ... Team co-captain ... CoSIDA Academic All-America candidate. AS A JUNIOR: Started all 10 gamesat strongside linebacker ... Earned third letter ... NamedHonorable Mention All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference... Led team with 10.5 tackles for loss ... Second on teamwith 82 total tackles. AS A SOPHOMORE: Started all 10games at strongside linebacker, earning second letter... Third on team in total tackles, tackles for loss andsacks. AS A FRESHMAN: Earned first letter after play-ing both safety and outside linebacker in 2011 ... Tiedfor team lead with two forced fumbles ... Started twogames at strongside linebacker and one at strong safety.NOTABLE: Business management major ... Dean’s Liststudent ... Named to Presidents’ Athletic Conference Aca-demic Honor Roll ... Younger brother of former GroveCity linebacker Matt Skyrm (2007-10).

SKYRM’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU Int2011 10 30 4.0 1.0 1 12012 10 62 8.0 2.5 1 02013 10 82 10.5 2.0 0 0Totals 30 172 22.5 5.5 2 1

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ANDREWSTUPAKIS

SENIOR • 6-0 • 280 • GUARDNEW BOSTON, MICH.

HURON

Returning letterman at guard ... Will challenge for spotin lineup this fall. AS A JUNIOR: Earned first letter afterseeing time at offensive guard ... Also played on specialteams, primarily on extra point and field goal squad.AS A SOPHOMORE: Played as a reserve offensive line-man. AS A FRESHMAN: Saw duty as a reserve offen-sive guard. NOTABLE: Business management major.

Three-year letterman who will look to again be one ofGrove City’s top special teams contributors ... Also keypart of short-yardage offensive package. AS A JUN-IOR: Earned third letter ... Moved from linebacker toblocking back ... Caught touchdown passes againstAnderson and Bethany during 2013 season. AS ASOPHOMORE: Earned second letter after playing pri-marily on special teams ... Also saw action at inside line-backer. AS A FRESHMAN: Led team’s rookies in tack-les, earning first letter ... Started three games at insidelinebacker. NOTABLE: Exercise science major.

WELLS’ CAREER STATISTICSReceiving

Year GP No Yards Avg TD Long2011 10 0 0 0.0 0 02012 10 0 0 0.0 0 02013 10 2 10 5.0 2 6Totals 30 2 10 5.0 2 6

DefenseYear GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU Int2011 10 34 1.0 0 1 02012 10 0 0 0 0 02013 10 2 0 0 0 0Totals 30 36 1.0 0 1 0

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SENIOR • 5-9 • 195 • WINGBACKAURORA, OHIO

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REESESWATSWORTHSENIOR • 6-2 • 255 • DEFENSIVE END

HERMITAGE, PA.HICKORY

Returning letterwinner who will compete for starting poston defensive line in 2014. AS A JUNIOR: Earned firstletter after seeing time at end and tackle ... Made firststart in 30th Mercer County Cup game at Thiel ... Fifthon team in quarterback sacks. AS A SOPHOMORE:Played as a reserve defensive lineman. AS A FRESH-MAN: Saw duty as a reserve defensive end. NOTABLE:Political science major ... Three-year member of GroveCity baseball team ... Hit .316 in six starts in 2014.

SWATSWORTH’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU Int2013 5 8 1.0 1.5 0 0Totals 5 8 1.0 1.5 0 0

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BRANDONBERRINGER

JUNIOR • 5-11 • 215 • LINEBACKERPITTSBURGH, PA.

SHALER

Two-year letterman at inside linebacker who will chal-lenge for starting spot in 2014 ... CoSIDA Academic All-America candidate. AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in all10 games, earning second letter ... Made first start No-vember 9, 2013 against Saint Vincent. AS A FRESHMAN:Earned first letter after appearing in nine games ... Playedprimarily on special teams. NOTABLE: Electrical engi-neering major ... Dean’s List ... Named to Presidents’Athletic Conference Academic Honor Roll.

BERRINGER’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU INT2012 9 6 0 0 0 02013 10 34 1 1 0 0Totals 19 40 1 1 0 0

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LUKEBRANCATO

SOPHOMORE • 5-9 • 165 • WIDE RECEIVERROCKWOOD, PA.

ROCKWOOD

One-year letterman who will look to earn starting spotat wide receiver this fall. AS A FRESHMAN: Earned firstletter after appearing in six games ... Played primarilyon special teams. NOTABLE: Biblical and religious stud-ies major.

BRANCATO’S CAREER STATISTICSReceiving

Year GP No Yards Avg TD Long2013 6 0 0 0.0 0 0Totals 6 0 0 0.0 0 0

DefenseYear GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU INT2013 6 3 0 0 0 0Totals 6 3 0 0 0 0

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TYLERCAMPBELL

JUNIOR • 6-2 • 195 • L INEBACKERPITTSBURGH, PA.KEYSTONE OAKS

Returning letterwinner ... Will look to earn full-time start-ing assigment at outside linebacker this season. AS ASOPHOMORE: Earned first letter ... Made first colle-giate start at Bethany in Week Four of 2013 season ...Missed part of season due to injury. AS A FRESHMAN:Saw action in all 10 games as reserve linebacker and onspecial teams. NOTABLE: Exercise science major.

CAMPBELL’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU INT2012 10 4 0 0 0 02013 5 7 2.5 1 0 0Totals 15 11 2.5 1 0 0

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DREWCHOREY

JUNIOR • 6-0 • 170 • QUARTERBACKGRAND ISLAND, N.Y.

GRAND ISLAND

Returning letterwinner as holder for placekicks... Willchallenge for vacant quarterback spot this year. AS ASOPHOMORE: Earned first letter ... Appeared in all 10games as holder ... Attempted one pass. AS A FRESH-MAN: Saw time as a reserve during 2012 season. NO-TABLE: Exercise science major ... Two-year member ofGrove City baseball team as middle infielder and pitcher.

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JIMMYCIANCIOLA

SOPHOMORE • 5-9 • 175 • CORNERBACKUNIONTOWN, OHIOARCHBISHOP HOBAN

Returning starter and letterwinner at cornerback ... Willlook to maintain starting spot in secondary. AS A FRESH-MAN: Earned first letter ... Started final nine games of2013 season. NOTABLE: Exercise science major.

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JASONDILLON

JUNIOR • 5-11 • 225 • LINEBACKERBOYDS, MD.

DEMATHA CATHOLIC

Two-year letterman who has played on both sides ofthe ball and on special teams ... Will battle for startingspot at inside linebacker. AS A SOPHOMORE: Earnedsecond letter ... Started at middle linebacker againstSaint Vincent November 9, 2013. AS A FRESHMAN:Earned first letter ... Started at wingback againstWaynesburg October 6, 2012 ... Also started againstThomas More October 20. NOTABLE: Finance major.

DILLON’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU INT2012 8 0 0 0 0 02013 8 7 1 1 0 0Totals 16 7 1 1 0 0

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DAVIDFOLKMIRE

JUNIOR • 5-8 • 175 • WIDE RECEIVERMONROEVILLE, PA.

GATEWAY

Two-year letterwinner who will challenge for starting spotat wide receiver ... Will also likely be used as a returnspecialist. AS A SOPHOMORE: Earned second letter ...Saw action on both sides of the ball ... Ranked sixth onteam with 323 all-purpose yards. AS A FRESHMAN:Earned first letter after playing both wide receiver andcornerback in 2012 ... Caught two passes for 19 yards.NOTABLE: Business management major.

FOLKMIRE’S CAREER STATISTICSReceiving

Year GP No Yards Avg TD Long2012 10 2 19 9.5 0 102013 10 5 68 13.6 0 32Totals 20 7 87 12.4 0 32

DefenseYear GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU INT2012 10 1 0 0 0 02013 10 2 1.0 0 0 0Totals 20 3 1.0 0 0 0

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DANDORMAN

SOPHOMORE • 6-0 • 210 • LINEBACKERNORTH CANTON, OHIO

GLENOAK

Second-year performer who will contend for startinglinebacker spot this year ... Returning letterman. AS AFRESHMAN: Earned first letter ... Appeared in six games,primarily on special teams ... Also saw time at insidelinebacker. NOTABLE: Electrical engineering major.

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ZACHGAZDACKO

SOPHOMORE • 5-7 • 180 • WINGBACKUNIONTOWN, OHIO

LAKE

Returning letterwinner who will compete for full-timestarting spot in backfield this season. AS A FRESHMAN:Appeared in seven games, earning first letter ... Threw30-yard touchdown pass on option play in 30th MercerCounty Cup. NOTABLE: Electrical engineering major.

GAZDACKO’S CAREER STATISTICSRushing

Year GP Att Yards Avg TD Long2013 7 3 20 6.7 0 13Totals 7 3 20 6.7 0 13

ReceivingYear GP No Yards Avg TD Long2013 7 1 8 8.0 0 8Totals 7 1 8 8.0 0 8

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NEDHULL

SOPHOMORE • 5-11 • 180 • SAFETYJENKINTOWN, PA.

JENKINTOWN

Second-year performer who will challenge for startingspot in secondary this fall ... One-year letterman. AS AFRESHMAN: Played in five games, earning first letter ...Saw action at safety and on special teams ... Interceptedpass against Saint Vincent November 9, 2013. NOTABLE:Undecided major.

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STEVEMASKREY

JUNIOR • 6-1 • 215 • TAILBACKCRANESVILLE, PA.NORTHWESTERN

Returning starter at tailback for Grove City ... Two-yearletterman. AS A SOPHOMORE: Led team in rushing andscoring, earning second letter ... Named All-Presidents’Athletic Conference Honorable Mention. AS A FRESH-MAN: Appeared in all 10 games at tailback ... Earnedfirst letter. NOTABLE: Business management major.

MASKREY’S CAREER STATISTICSRushing

Year GP Att Yards Avg TD Long2012 10 7 20 2.9 0 92013 10 172 677 3.9 10 27Totals 20 179 687 3.8 10 27

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RYANHICKEY

JUNIOR • 6-2 • 235 • DEFENSIVE ENDMURRYSVILE, PA.

FRANKLIN REGIONAL

Two-year letterman and returning starter on defensiveline ... CoSIDA Academic All-America candidate. AS ASOPHOMORE: Earned second letter ... Named CoSIDAAcademic All-District ... Started first six games beforebeing sidelined by injury. AS A FRESHMAN: Earned firstletter after appearing in nine games on defensive line.NOTABLE: Mechanical engineering major ... Dean’s List... Presidents’ Athletic Conference Academic Honor Roll.

HICKEY’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU INT2012 9 8 1.0 1 0 02013 6 15 3.0 0 0 0Totals 15 23 4.0 1 0 0

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DONNYHANEY

JUNIOR • 6-2 • 215 • TIGHT ENDCHESWICK, PA.

SPRINGDALE

Returning letterman who will compete for starting tightend assignment in 2014. AS A SOPHOMORE: Earnedfirst letter after playing primarily on special teams ...Also saw action at tight end. AS A FRESHMAN: Playedas a reserve tight end and on special teams. NOTABLE:Electrical engineering major.

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ALEXJEWELL

JUNIOR • 6-1 • 255 • GUARDWEXFORD, PA.

NORTH ALLEGHENY

Returning starter and two-year letterwinner at guard ...Will look to remain key component of offensive line in2014. AS A SOPHOMORE: Started all 10 games, earn-ing second letter ... Named Honorable Mention All-Presi-dents’ Athletic Conference. AS A FRESHMAN : Earnedfirst letter after playing extensively at both guard spots.NOTABLE: Undecided major.

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ANTHONYMARNEJON

SOPHOMORE • 6-0 • 170 • PUNTERCOLUMBIANA, OHIO

CRESTVIEW

Returning letterwinner who will likely handle puntingduties again in 2014. AS A FRESHMAN: Earned firstletter after playing in 10 games ... Boomed 64-yard puntin 2013 opener against Carnegie Mellon. NOTABLE:Marketing management major ... Made nine appear-ances as pitcher for Grove City baseball team in 2014.

MARNEJON’S CAREER STATISTICSPunting

Year GP Punt Avg I20 FC Long2013 10 46 35.6 5 11 64Totals 10 46 35.6 5 11 64

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GABRIELMOORE

JUNIOR • 5-10 • 175 • TAILBACKLAWRENCEBURG, IND.LANDMARK CHRISTIAN

Two-year letterwinner who will compete for starting spotthis fall. AS A SOPHOMORE: Opening Day starter attailback ... Made two starts in 2013, earning second let-ter. AS A FRESHMAN: Played in all 10 games at tailbackand on special teams ... Earned first letter. NOTABLE:Middle level education major.

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NICKPIETT

JUNIOR • 6-0 • 205 • LONG SNAPPERGLENSHAW, PA.

SHALER

Third-year performer who returns as Grove City’s long-snapper ... Two-year letterwinner who will be integralpart of special teams in 2014. AS A SOPHOMORE:Played in all 10 games as long snapper, earning sec-ond letter. AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in all 10 gamesas long snapper ... Earned first letter. NOTABLE: Busi-ness management major.

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Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU Int2012 10 1 0 0 0 02013 10 3 0 0 0 0Totals 20 4 0 0 0 0

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KENNYMCCRACKENJUNIOR • 5-11 • 215 • LINEBACKER

WHEATON, ILL.AURORA CHRISTIAN

Returning letterwinner who will battle for starting spotat linebacker in 2014. AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in 10games, earning first letter ... Saw action on special teams.AS A FRESHMAN: Played as a reserve. NOTABLE: So-ciology major ... Two-year baseball letterman at Grove City.

McCRACKEN’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU Int2013 10 3 0 0 0 0Totals 10 3 0 0 0 0

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MILESMILNER

SOPHOMORE • 5-8 • 170 • CORNERBACKAURORA, OHIO

AURORA

Returning letterwinner ... Will look to maintain startingcornerback spot in 2014. AS A FRESHMAN: Earned firstletter after starting five of last six games in 2013 sea-son. NOTABLE: Mechanical engineering major.

MILNER’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU Int2013 9 27 1.5 0 0 0Totals 9 27 1.5 0 0 0

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JOSHPEACH

JUNIOR • 6-2 • 200 • QUARTERBACKHARTVILLE, OHIO

LAKE

Returning letterwinner who has inside track to start atquarterback in 2014 ... CoSIDA Academic All-Americacandidate. AS A SOPHOMORE: Played in 10 games,earning first letter ... Saw action at quarterback and widereceiver ... Completed 6 of 7 passes for 59 yards atGeneva. AS A FRESHMAN: Played in three games as abackup quarterback. NOTABLE: Electrical engineeringmajor ... Dean’s List ... Named to Presidents’ AthleticConference Academic Honor Roll.

PEACH’S CAREER STATISTICSPassing

Year GP Comp Att Pct Yds TD Int2012 3 5 9 55.6 37 0 12013 10 9 12 75.0 83 0 1Totals 13 14 21 66.7 120 0 2

RushingYear GP Att Yards Avg TD Long2012 3 13 31 2.4 0 62013 10 10 67 6.7 0 47Totals 13 23 98 4.3 0 47

ReceivingYear GP No Yards Avg TD Long2012 3 0 0 0.0 0 02013 10 4 47 11.8 0 21Totals 13 4 47 11.8 0 21

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JUNIOR • 5-11 • 170 • WINGBACKBUTLER, PA.

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JUNIOR • 6-0 • 260 • NOSE TACKLEPOWELL, OHIO

COLUMBUS CRUSADERS

Returning starter at inside linebacker ... Two-yearletterman. AS A SOPHOMORE: Started nine games,earning second letter ... Second on team with two inter-ceptions ... Fourth on team with 64 tackles. AS A FRESH-MAN: Played in all 10 games, earning first letter ... Startedfour games at linebacker. NOTABLE: Finance major.

TUTTLE’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU Int2012 10 42 1.0 0 2 02013 9 64 1.0 1 3 2Totals 19 106 2.0 1 5 2

Returning starter at nose tackle ... Two-year lettermanwho will look to maintain spot on defensive line. AS ASOPHMORE: Started all 10 games, earning second let-ter ... Tied for team lead in quarterback sacks. AS AFRESHMAN: Earned first letter after playing in six gamesas a reserve nose tackle. NOTABLE: Biology major.

VEERMAN’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU Int2012 6 1 0 0 0 02013 10 40 7.5 3.5 1 0Totals 16 41 7.5 3.5 1 0

12Two-year letterman who aims to retain starting spot.AS A SOPHOMORE: Earned second letter after play-ing in eight games ... Threw two touchdown passes ...Fifth on team in receptions. AS A FRESHMAN: Played innine games after moving from quarterback ... Earnedfirst letter. NOTABLE: Business management major.

RADER’S CAREER STATISTICSRushing


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JOESIEFERT

JUNIOR • 5-11 • 195 • LINEBACKERVIENNA, OHIO

MATHEWS

Returning letterman who will battle for starting spot atoutside linebacker. AS A SOPHOMORE: Earned first let-ter after playing extensively on special teams ... Alsosaw action at outside linebacker. AS A FRESHMAN: Playedas a reserve linebacker. NOTABLE: Accounting major.

SIEFERT’S CAREER STATISTICSDefense

Year GP Tack TFL Sacks PBU Int2013 6 3 0 0 0 0Totals 6 3 0 0 0 0

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RYANSTEWART

SOPHOMORE • 6-0 • 165 • KICKERINDIANA, PA.

INDIANA

Returning letterman who will likely handle place-kickingduties again in 2014. AS A FRESHMAN: Handled extrapoints and field goals in all 10 games, earning first let-ter. NOTABLE: Business management major.

STEWART’S CAREER STATISTICSKicking

Year GP XP-XPA FG-FGA Long Pts2013 10 25-28 3-4 27 34Totals 10 25-28 3-4 27 34

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MITCHZAJICEK

SOPHOMORE • 6-1 • 260 • GUARDPITTSBURGH, PA.CHARTIERS VALLEY

Returning starter and letterman at guard. AS A FRESH-MAN: Started all 10 games at guard, earning first letter... Named team’s Rookie of the Year. NOTABLE: Ac-counting major ... Mother Monica (Yustak) Zajicek is 2012Grove City Athletic Hall of Fame inductee ... Sister Madi-son is junior on Grove City women’s soccer team.

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Location: Beaver Falls, Pa.Enrollment: 1,367Nickname: Golden TornadoesColors: Old Gold, White and BlackStadium (Capacity): Reeves (6,500)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticHead Coach: Geno DeMarcoRecord (Years): 133-87 (21 years)2013 Record: 5-5, 4-4 PACStarters Returning: 13Basic Offense: SpreadBasic Defense: MultipleSports Information Director: Christy LearSports Information Phone: 724-847-6886SID E-mail: [email protected]

2014 ScheduleSept. 6 at Frostburg State 7:00Sept. 13 GROVE CITY 7:00Sept. 20 at Waynesburg* 1:30Sept. 27 at Carnegie Mellon* 1:00Oct. 11 THOMAS MORE* 2:00Oct. 18 at Case Western* 1:30Oct. 25 BETHANY* 7:00Nov. 1 at Wash. & Jeff.* 1:30Nov. 8 SAINT VINCENT* 1:00Nov. 15 WESTMINSTER* 1:00

2013 ResultsSept. 7 FROSTBURG STATE W, 47-3Sept. 14 BETHANY* W, 51-33Sept. 21 THIEL* W, 49-28Sept. 28 at Carnegie Mellon L, 41-34 (OT)Oct. 5 at Thomas More* L, 61-0Oct. 19 SAINT VINCENT* W, 40-30Oct. 26 at Waynesburg* L, 31-14Nov. 2 GROVE CITY* W, 39-7Nov. 9 at Wash. & Jeff.* L, 49-34Nov. 16 at Westminster* L, 30-27

*-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Game

Geno DeMarco DE Brett Alberti

September 13, 2014 -- 7:00 p.m.Beaver Falls, Pa.

Reeves Field

2014 OPPONENT PROFILES

Location: Huntingdon, Pa.Enrollment: 1,600Nickname: EaglesColors: Blue and Old GoldStadium (Capacity): Chuck Knox (3,000)Conference: CentennialHead Coach: Tim LauntzRecord (Years): 11-20 (4th year)2012 Record: 7-4, 6-3 CCStarters Returning: 13Basic Offense: MultipleBasic Defense: MultipleSports Information Director: Laura ChapmanSports Information Phone: 814-641-3513SID E-mail: [email protected]

2014 ScheduleSept. 6 at Grove City 1:30Sept. 13 DICKINSON* 1:00Sept. 20 at Gettysburg* 1:00Sept. 27 FRANK. & MARSH.* 1:00Oct. 4 at Johns Hopkins* 12:00Oct. 18 URSINUS* 12:00Oct. 25 at Muhlenberg* 1:00Nov. 1 McDANIEL* 1:00Nov. 8 MORAVIAN* 12:00Nov. 15 at Susquehanna* 1:00

2013 ResultsSept. 7 THIEL W, 41-20Sept. 14 at Dickinson* W, 37-14Sept. 21 GETTYSBURG* W, 38-16Sept. 28 at Frank. & Marsh.* L, 46-16Oct. 5 JOHNS HOPKINS* L, 65-10Oct. 19 at Ursinus* W, 28-7Oct. 26 MUHLENBERG* L, 27-7Nov. 2 at McDaniel* W, 42-21Nov. 9 at Moravian* W, 27-14Nov. 16 SUSQUEHANNA* W, 17-10Nov. 23 at Albright% L, 45-34

*-Centennial Conference Game%-ECAC Southwest Bowl

Tim Launtz

September 6, 2014 -- 1:30 p.m.Grove City, Pa.

Robert E. Thorn Field

QB Ward Udinski

JUNIATA SAINT VINCENT

Location: Latrobe, Pa.Enrollment: 1,800Nickname: BearcatsColors: Green and GoldStadium (Capacity): Chuck Noll (1,100)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticHead Coach: Ron DolciatoRecord (Years): 0-0 (1st year)2013 Record: 0-10, 0-8 PACStarters Returning: 15Basic Offense: MultipleBasic Defense: MultipleSports Information Director: Jeff ZidekSports Information Phone: 724-805-2476SID E-mail: [email protected]

2014 ScheduleSept. 6 at John Carroll 1:30Sept. 13 at Waynesburg 1:30Sept. 20 CASE WESTERN* 1:00Sept. 27 GROVE CITY* 1:00Oct. 4 at Thiel* 3:00Oct. 18 at Thomas More* 1:30Oct. 25 CARNEGIE MELLON*1:00Nov. 1 WESTMINSTER* 1:00Nov. 8 at Geneva* 1:00Nov. 15 at Bethany* 1:00

2013 ResultsSept. 7 at Bridgewater (Va.) L, 57-0Sept. 21 at Waynesburg* L, 23-6Sept. 28 WESTMINSTER* L, 28-21Oct. 5 CARNEGIE MELLON*L, 34-7Oct. 12 at Thiel* L, 30-3Oct. 19 at Geneva* L, 40-30Oct. 26 WASH. & JEFF.* L, 42-7Nov. 2 THOMAS MORE* L, 31-0Nov. 9 at Grove City* L, 36-26Nov. 16 BETHANY* L, 56-35


September 27, 2014 -- 1:00 p.m.Latrobe, Pa.

Chuck Noll Field

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October 18, 2014 -- 1:00 p.m.Pittsburgh, Pa.

Gesling Stadium

CARNEGIEMELLON

WR Tim Swanson


Location: Pittsburgh, Pa.Enrollment: 6,233Nickname: TartansColors: Cardinal and GrayStadium (Capacity): Gesling (3,500)Conference: Presidents’/Univ. Ath. Assoc.Head Coach: Rich LacknerRecord (Years): 184-97-2 (29th Year)2013 Record: 3-7, 0-3 UAAStarters Returning: 9Basic Offense: Multiple One-BackBasic Defense: Multiple 50Sports Information Director: Mark FisherSports Information Phone: 412-268-3087SID E-mail: [email protected]

2014 ScheduleSept. 6 at Case Western*% 7:00Sept. 20 at Wash. & Jeff.* 1:30Sept. 27 GENEVA* 1:00Oct. 4 WESTMINSTER* 1:00Oct. 11 at Bethany* 2:00Oct. 18 GROVE CITY* 1:00Oct. 25 at Saint Vincent* 1:00Nov. 1 THIEL* 1:00Nov. 8 at Chicago% 1:00Nov. 15 WASHINGTON% 12:00

2013 ResultsSept. 7 at Grove City L, 28-10Sept. 14 ALLEGHENY W, 26-7Sept. 20 at Catholic L, 19-7Sept. 28 GENEVA W, 41-34Oct. 5 at Saint Vincent W, 34-7Oct. 12 at Westminster L, 27-24Oct. 19 at Mercer L, 54-21Nov. 2 WASHINGTON% L, 9-7Nov. 9 at Chicago% L, 14-12Nov. 16 CASE WESTERN% L, 35-32

*-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Game%-University Athletic Association Game

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WASH. & JEFF.October 11, 2014 -- 7:00 p.m.

Grove City, Pa.Robert E. Thorn Field

WR Max Creighan

WAYNESBURG

QB Carter Hill

October 4, 2014 -- 2:00 p.m.Grove City, Pa.

Robert E. Thorn Field -- Homecoming

Location: Washington, Pa.Enrollment: 1,500Nickname: PresidentsColors: Red and BlackStadium (Capacity): Cameron (3,500)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticHead Coach: Mike SirianniRecord (Years): 101-24 (12th Year)2013 Record: 8-3, 7-1 PACStarters Returning: 13Basic Offense: MultipleBasic Defense: 4-2-5Sports Information Dir.: Scott McGuinnessSports Information Phone: 724-250-3308SID E-mail: [email protected]

2014 ScheduleSept. 6 WOOSTER 7:00Sept. 13 at Westminster 7:00Sept. 20 CARNEGIE MELLON*1:30Oct. 4 THOMAS MORE* 7:00Oct. 11 at Grove City* 7:00Oct. 18 at Bethany* 1:00Oct. 25 CASE WESTERN* 2:00Nov. 1 GENEVA* 1:30Nov. 8 at Thiel* 1:00Nov. 15 at Waynesburg* 1:30

2013 ResultsSept. 7 at Wooster W, 58-21Sept. 14 at St. John Fisher L, 42-21Sept. 21 at Grove City* W, 40-19Sept. 28 THIEL* W, 32-19Oct. 5 at Bethany* L, 24-19Oct. 12 THOMAS MORE* W, 45-21Oct. 19 at Westminster* W, 38-6Oct. 26 at Saint Vincent* W, 42-7Nov. 9 GENEVA* W, 49-34Nov. 16 WAYNESBURG* W, 38-13Nov. 23 at Mount Union% L, 34-20

*-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Game%-NCAA Division III Playoffs

Location: Waynesburg, Pa.Enrollment: 2,500Nickname: Yellow JacketsColors: Orange and BlackStadium (Capacity): Jack Wiley (4,000)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticHead Coach: Rick ShepasRecord (Years): 56-37 (10th Year)2013 Record: 7-4, 5-3 PACStarters Returning: 14Basic Offense: Multiple ProBasic Defense: Multiple 8-Man FrontSports Information Director: Bobby FoxSports Information Phone: 724-852-3334SID E-mail: [email protected]

2014 ScheduleSept. 6 MUSKINGUM 1:30Sept. 13 SAINT VINCENT 1:30Sept. 20 GENEVA* 1:30Sept. 27 at Bethany* 1:00Oct. 4 at Grove City* 2:00Oct. 11 CASE WESTERN* 1:30Oct. 18 at Westminster* 1:00Oct. 25 at Thiel* 1:30Nov. 1 THOMAS MORE* 1:30Nov. 15 WASH. & JEFF.* 1:30

2013 ResultsSept. 7 MUSKINGUM W, 21-17Sept. 14 at Frostburg State W, 59-49Sept. 21 SAINT VINCENT* W, 23-6Sept. 28 at Thomas More* L, 49-28Oct. 5 THIEL* W, 35-21Oct. 12 at Grove City* W, 38-0Oct. 19 BETHANY* L, 27-20Oct. 26 GENEVA* W, 31-14Nov. 2 at Westminster* W, 38-19Nov. 16 at Wash. & Jeff.* L, 38-13Nov. 23 at Brockport State% L, 19-12

*-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Game%-ECAC South Atlantic Bowl

Mike SirianniRick Shepas Rich Lackner

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Scott Benzel

November 8, 2014 -- 1:00 p.m.New Wilmington, Pa.

Memorial Field

CB Jared HeckLocation: New Wilmington, Pa.Enrollment: 1,566Nickname: TitansColors: Blue and WhiteStadium (Capacity): Memorial (3,000)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticHead Coach: Scott BenzelRecord (Years): 0-0 (1st year)2013 Record: 4-6, 3-5 PACStarters Returning: 9Basic Offense: MultipleBasic Defense: MultipleSports Information Director: Nathan LaRicciaSports Information Phone: 724-946-6357SID E-mail: [email protected]

2014 ScheduleSept. 6 HIRAM 7:00Sept. 13 WASH. & JEFF. 7:00Sept. 20 BETHANY* 1:00Sept. 27 at Thomas More* 1:30Oct. 4 at Carnegie Mellon* 1:00Oct. 11 THIEL* 1:00Oct. 18 WAYNESBURG* 1:00Nov. 1 at Saint Vincent* 1:00Nov. 8 GROVE CITY* 1:00Nov. 15 at Geneva* 1:00

2013 ResultsSept. 7 at Hiram L, 23-19Sept. 21 THOMAS MORE* L, 31-0Sept. 28 at Saint Vincent* W, 28-21Oct. 5 at Grove City* L, 24-21Oct. 12 CARNEGIE MELLON*W, 27-24Oct. 19 WASH. & JEFF.* L, 38-6Oct. 26 at Bethany* W, 7-6Nov. 2 WAYNESBURG* L, 38-19Nov. 9 at Thiel* L, 45-37Nov. 16 GENEVA* W, 30-27

*-Presidents Athletic Conference Game

October 25, 2014 -- 1:30 p.m.Crestview Hills, Ky.

Bank of Kentucky Field

Jim Hilvert TB Domonique Hayden

THOMASMORE BETHANY

Location: Bethany, W.Va.Enrollment: 1,000Nickname: BisonColors: Kelly Green and WhiteStadium (Capacity): Bison (1,000)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticHead Coach: Bill GarveyRecord (Years): 4-6 (2nd Year)2013 Record: 4-6, 4-4 PACStarters Returning: 16Basic Offense: MultipleBasic Defense: 4-3Sports Information Director: Jerrod PlateSports Information Phone: 304-829-7717SID E-mail: [email protected]

2014 ScheduleSept. 6 MOUNT UNION 1:30Sept. 13 at Thiel 7:00Sept. 20 at Westminster* 1:00Sept. 27 WAYNESBURG* 7:00Oct. 4 at Case Western* 6:00Oct. 11 CARNEGIE MELLON*2:00Oct. 18 WASH. & JEFF.* 1:00Oct. 25 at Geneva* 7:00Nov. 1 at Grove City* 1:30Nov. 15 SAINT VINCENT* 1:00

2013 ResultsSept. 7 at Centre L, 33-28Sept. 14 at Geneva* L, 51-33Sept. 21 RANDOLPH-MACONL, 36-28Sept. 28 GROVE CITY* W, 34-31Oct. 5 WASH. & JEFF.* W, 24-19Oct. 19 at Waynesburg* L, 27-20Oct. 26 WESTMINSTER* L, 7-6Nov. 2 THIEL* L, 30-28Nov. 9 at Thomas More* L, 49-14Nov. 16 at Saint Vincent* W, 56-35


November 1, 2014 -- 1:30 p.m.Grove City, Pa.


Location: Crestview Hills, Ky.Enrollment: 1,900Nickname: SaintsColors: Royal Blue and WhiteStadium (Capacity): Bank of Kentucky (3,000)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticHead Coach: Jim HilvertRecord (Years): 59-17 (8th Year)2013 Record: 9-1, 7-1 PACStarters Returning: 18Basic Offense: SpreadBasic Defense: 4-4Sports Info. Director: Cory BlacksonSports Information Phone: 859-344-3672E-Mail: [email protected]

2014 ScheduleSept. 6 at Wesley 1:00Sept. 13 at Hanover 1:30Sept. 20 at Thiel* 1:00Sept. 27 WESTMINSTER* 1:30Oct. 4 at Wash. & Jeff.* 7:00Oct. 11 at Geneva* 2:00Oct. 18 SAINT VINCENT* 1:30Oct. 25 GROVE CITY* 1:30Nov. 1 at Waynesburg* 1:30Nov. 8 CASE WESTERN* 1:00

2013 ResultsSept. 7 at Capital W, 20-0Sept. 21 at Westminster* W, 31-0Sept. 28 WAYNESBURG* W, 49-28Oct. 5 GENEVA* W, 61-0Oct. 12 at Wash. & Jeff.* L, 45-21Oct. 19 at Thiel* W, 42-21Oct. 26 GROVE CITY* W, 44-7Nov. 2 at Saint Vincent* W, 31-0Nov. 9 BETHANY* W, 49-14Nov. 16 at Mount St. Joseph W, 59-13


WESTMINSTER

CB Wyssmy DespagneBill Garvey

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1984First Team

DB Chris DeMaioP Marty GarganoWR Jeff MateerOL Randy Raidel

Second TeamDL Dave Nicoletta

1985First Team

DB Chris DeMaioDL Doug DescoteauxPK Doug Hart

Second TeamLB Keith JonesOL Mike Kirsch

1986First Team

DB Chris DeMaioRB Kirk FennellPK Doug HartDL Darrin Miller

Second TeamQB Jeff CassLB Keith JonesOL Mike KirschOL Eric Love

1987First Team

PK Doug HartDL Darrin MillerDB Tim Saxton

Second TeamLB John Senkowitz

1988First Team

DB Tony ColangeloDL Darrin MillerOL Eric States

Second TeamQB Jeff CassPK Doug HartLB Ron NanniOL John Parker

1989First Team

DB Tony ColangeloSecond Team

LB Jon CherryWR Tom KarenbauerLB Ron NanniOL Dave WalkerDL Joel Wentling

1990First Team

DB Tony ColangeloSecond Team

LB Mike DuskaRB Kent LaMottaWR Rick SemsOL Mitch Smyth

1991First Team

QB Duke JohncourDB John MorrisonWR Rick SemsOL Mitch Smyth

Second TeamLB Mike DuskaWR Tom MilesDB Lance Stewart

All-Time All-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Selections2014 OPPONENT PROFILES

THIEL

Location: Greenville, Pa.Enrollment: 1,100Nickname: TomcatsColors: Old Gold and Navy BlueStadium (Capacity): Alumni (1,400)Conference: Presidents’ AthleticHead Coach: Kurt ReiserRecord (Years): 9-41 (6th Year)2013 Record: 3-7, 3-5 PACStarters Returning: 18Basic Offense: Multiple Pro-IBasic Defense: Multiple 4-3Sports Information Director: Ed TopoleskiSports Information Phone: 724-589-2180SID E-mail: [email protected]

2014 ScheduleSept. 6 at Allegheny 7:00Sept. 13 BETHANY 7:00Sept. 20 THOMAS MORE* 1:00Sept. 27 at Case Western* 1:30Oct. 4 SAINT VINCENT* 3:00Oct. 11 at Westminster* 1:00Oct. 25 WAYNESBURG* 1:30Nov. 1 at Carnegie Mellon* 1:00Nov. 8 WASH. & JEFF.* 1:00Nov. 15 at Grove City*# 1:30

2013 ResultsSept. 7 at Juniata L, 41-20Sept. 14 ROCHESTER L, 28-27Sept. 21 at Geneva* L, 49-28Sept. 28 at Wash. & Jeff.* L, 32-19Oct. 5 at Waynesburg* L, 35-21Oct. 12 SAINT VINCENT* W, 30-3Oct. 19 THOMAS MORE* L, 42-21Nov. 2 at Bethany* W, 30-28Nov. 9 WESTMINSTER* W, 45-37Nov. 16 GROVE CITY*# L, 50-44 (OT)

*-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Game#-Mercer County Cup

Kurt Reiser WR Tim Walker

November 15, 2014 -- 1:30 p.m.Grove City, Pa.

R.E. Thorn Field -- Mercer County Cup

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1992First Team

DL Andrew CampionLB Scott FraserQB Tom MilesWR Rick Sems

Second TeamRB Mike BownOL Mike KanavichDB John MorrisonOL Mike RocheTE Greg ScottWR Andy SemsLB Chris White

1993First Team

DL Dave FritzOL Mike Kanavich

Second TeamLB Scott FraserWR Scott HenryDB Bryan KozinskiOL Tom MoserLB Chris WhiteRB Chad RushOL Jim Vieland

1994First Team

OL Ted AntoniniWR Andy SemsLB Scott FraserDB Ryan Neal

Second TeamQB Doug HamsherRB Jason HollenbaughDB Bryan KozinskiOL Tom MoserOL Jim Vieland

1995First Team

WR Tom FlennerOL Eric GrabowskyDB Rich Shields

Second TeamLB Brian HaysRB Jason HollenbaughOL Tom MoserDB John NeumannPK Brian Wolfe

1996First Team

LB Rich MokrosSS John NeumannD E Mike Reynolds

Second TeamOL Josh DunnCB Kevin ForneyRB Doug SteinerOL Mike Stone

1997First Team

RB R.J. BowersLB Casey CreehanOT Jim DonnellyD E Mark FurgesonSS John NeumannRB Doug SteinerOG Mike Stone

Second TeamOT Steve CoutrisD E Ron MauroCB Jamey Palma

LB Burt Romanoff1998

First TeamRB R.J. BowersOT Steve CoutrisD E Mark FurgesonC Shawn KellySS Tony KunczewskiLB Corey SarosyP Ben Shreve

Second TeamLB Casey CreehanFS Mike KashurbaOG Oscar FishD E Ed FoxNT Jeremy HortonOG Chris Mullins

1999First Team

RB R.J. BowersOG Oscar FishNT Jeremy HortonFS Mike KashurbaLB Tony KunczewskiCB Brock McCullough

Second TeamC Shawn KellyOT Kyle MilletLB Burt RomanoffP Ben Shreve

2000First Team

RB R.J. BowersOG Andy JacksCB Brock McCullough

Second TeamOT Derek BostickTE Mark ByrerLB Adam CorbettC Shawn KellyQB Steve LacinskiOT Kyle MilletK-P Ben ShreveSS Mike VolchkoD E Jeremy Young

2001First Team

OT Derek BostickLB Adam CorbettP Mike Titzel

Second TeamLB John BialowasTE Mark ByrerLB Jonathan ForbesOT MasterofrancescoRB Mike OrlandoDB Josh Sachleben

2002First Team

OT Derek BostickSecond Team

NT Monte BellLB Mike ChobyP Mike Titzel

2003Second Team

NT Monte BellLB Mike ChobyWR Dave DiDonatoQB Sam MowreyP Mike Titzel

2004First Team

LB Mike ChobySecond Team

D E Dan BukowskiFS Ross Trimmer

2005First Team

SS Aaron MargoSecond Team

C Matt GreggFS Ross TrimmerD E Steve Weary

2006First Team

C Matt GreggP Henry Johnston

Second TeamD T Justin FowlerOT Bob PerriCB C. Schwamberger

2007First Team

CB Mike BakerNT Justin FowlerC Matt GreggILB Bill Waugh

Second TeamK Chris HaleyOG Dave Salera

2008First Team

CB Mike BakerOG Dave Salera

Second TeamD T Tony ClarkLB Adam EichlerFS Zach FulmerRB Brian MercerP Ed Reith

2009First Team

D T Tony ClarkOT Pete Polesnak

Second TeamK Craig BicehouseQB Andrew DiDonatoLB Jason FergusonRB Blaine MillerCB Randy Santina

2010First Team

LB Jason FergusonNT Jarred FrawleyOT Pete Polesnak

Second TeamSS Butch Kriger

2011First Team

NT Jarred Frawley2012

First TeamRB Shane KaclikOG Josh Bermann

Second TeamLB Jason FergusonSS Shawn Mercer

2013Second Team

LB Ben ManwaringWR Anthony Ritchie

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Steve Maskrey ran for 86 yards anda touchdown in the Wolverines’season-opening win over CMU.

September 7, 2013Grove City, Pa.


The Wolverine defense recordedthe program’s first road shutout in14 years by blanking Anderson.

September 14, 2013Anderson, Ind.

Macholtz Stadium

Game SummaryGrove City opened Presidents’ Athletic

Conference play by falling to Washington &Jefferson in the annual night game at RobertE. Thorn Field.

After falling behind 14-0 in the secondquarter, the Wolverines broke through whenKhalil Ervin hauled in a 56-yard touchdownpass from Zach Rader on a halfback option.

Sophomore tailback Steve Maskreyscored on a pair of short touchdown runs inthe fourth quarter to close Grove City’s scor-ing.

Ervin collected a career-high 109 receiv-ing yards on six catches while AnthonyRitchie grabbed nine passes for 98 yards.

Score By QuarterWash. & Jeff. 7 14 12 7 40Grove City 0 6 0 13 19

Scoring SummaryW-Wiegand 1 run (Eberle kick)W-Wiegand 2 run (Eberle kick)G-Ervin 56 pass from Rader (kick blocked)W-Wiegand 76 run (Eberle kick)W-Wiegand 1 run (kick failed)W-Wiegand 1 run (kick failed)G-Maskrey 4 run (kick failed)W-Ruffing 11 run (Popp kick)G-Maskrey 3 run (Stewart kick)

Grove City Individual LeadersRushing: Maskrey 14-48, Moore 4-13Passing: Pell 21-35-2-214, Rader 1-9Receiving: Ritchie 9-98, Ervin 6-109Tackles: Manwaring 14, Gibbs 12

CARNEGIE MELLON 10GROVE CITY 28

GROVE CITY 42ANDERSON (IND.) 0

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Khalil Ervin caught six passes for109 yards and a touchdown in theconference opener against W&J.

2013 IN REVIEW

Game SummaryGrove City jumped out to a 14-0 half-

time lead and held Carnegie Mellon out ofthe end zone until the closing moments of aseason-opening 28-10 home victory.

Anthony Ritchie caught a seven-yardtouchdown pass from Brian Pell with 8:50remaining in the first half to open the scor-ing. Steve Maskrey bulled in from six yardsout with 1:25 left, extending the lead to 14-0.

Pell scored on touchdown runs of fourand one yard in the fourth quarter to sew upthe victory. He accounted for 229 yards oftotal offense. Maskrey ran for a career-high86 yards on 15 attempts.

Grove City went 8 for 14 on third downand limited CMU to a 4-for-12 effort in thatcategory. Defensively, inside linebackerBobby Tuttle intercepted a pass on the firstplay from scrimmage.

Score By QuarterCarn. Mellon 0 3 0 7 10Grove City 0 14 0 14 28

Scoring SummaryG-Ritchie 7 pass from Pell (Stewart kick)G-Maskrey 6 run (Stewart kick)C-FG Young 42G-Pell 4 run (Stewart kick)G-Pell 1 run (Stewart kick)C-Cree 6 run (Young kick)

Grove City Individual LeadersRushing: Pell 18-98, Maskrey 15-86Passing: Pell 11-23-0-131Receiving: Ritchie 4-64, Bailey 2-30Tackles: Skyrm 12, Miller 11

Game SummaryGrove City posted its first shutout in

nearly six years and the program’s first roadblanking since October 2, 1999 by rolling toa 42-0 win at Anderson.

The Wolverines held Anderson to just12 first downs and a 3-for-15 outing on thirddown conversions.

Grove City recorded seven quarterbacksacks. Junior defensive Reese Swatsworthcollected 1.5 sacks while sophomore nosetackle Brent Veerman, sophomore linebackerTyler Campbell and sophomore linebackerJason Dillon all had one sack each.

Offensively, Grove City piled up 23 firstdowns and 413 total yards. Senior quarter-back Brian Pell threw touchdown passes toKhalil Ervin and Brian Wells.

Pell also ran for two scores, as didsophomore tailback Steve Maskrey.

Score By QuarterGrove City 7 21 7 7 42Anderson (Ind.)0 0 0 0 0

Scoring SummaryG-Ervin 12 pass from Pell (Stewart kick)G-Pell 1 run (Stewart kick)G-Maskrey 2 run (Stewart kick)G-Maskrey 1 run (Stewart kick)G-Pell 1 run (McCandless kick)G-Wells 4 pass from Pell (McCandless kick)

Grove City Individual LeadersRushing: Maskrey 18-82, Peach 4-61Passing: Pell 16-21-1-187Receiving: Ervin 5-57, Ivan 4-62Tackles: Manwaring 8, Skyrm 6

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Joe Diani intercepted a pass andadded six tackles for Grove City atBethany.

September 28, 2013Bethany, W.Va.Bison Stadium

October 5, 2013Grove City, Pa.

Robert E. Thorn Field -- Homecoming

GROVE CITY 31BETHANY 34

WESTMINSTER 21GROVE CITY 24

Bobby Tuttle sealed the win overWestminster with an interceptionon the final play of the game.

October 12, 2013Grove City, Pa.


WAYNESBURG 38GROVE CITY 0

Nose tackle Brent Veerman tallied1.5 quarterback sacks againstconference foe Waynesburg.

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Game SummaryThe Wolverines’ furious fourth-quarter

comeback fell short at Bethany as Grove Cityopened the road portion of the league sched-ule. Grove City pulled to within 34-31 with1:22 left when Brian Pell threw a 14-yardtouchdown pass to Khalil Ervin.

The Wolverines then regained posses-sion when sophomore linebacker TylerCampbell snared Pat Donoughe’s onside kick.

However, Bethany’s Chanan Scott in-tercepted Pell to seal the win for the Bison.

Pell’s 289 passing yards represented theninth-highest single-game total in Grove Cityhistory. Joe Diani intercepted a pass for theWolverines while Ben Manwaring recorded1.5 quarterback sacks.

Score By QuarterGrove City 3 0 7 21 31Bethany 7 14 0 13 34

Scoring SummaryB-Collins 20 pass from Grimard (Lalor kick)G-FG Stewart 27B-Grimard 1 run (Lalor kick)B-Collins 20 pass from Grimard (Lalor kick)G-Pell 1 run (Stewart kick)G-Wells 6 pass from Pell (Stewart kick)B-Grimard 2 run (kick failed)G-Ivan 44 pass from Pell (Stewart kick)B-Norkus 0 fumble recovery (Lalor kick)G-Ervin 14 pass from Pell (Stewart kick)

Grove City Individual LeadersRushing: Maskrey 19-65, Ivan 2-45Passing: Pell 23-29-1-289Receiving: Ervin 5-52, Moore 5-23Tackles: Gibbs 10, Duran 7, Manwaring 7

Game SummaryGrove City celebrated Homecoming

2013 by earning a 24-21 victory over archrivalWestminster at Robert E. Thorn Field.

Sophomore defensive tackle RyanHickey deflected a game-tying field goal at-tempt in the final minute to help preservethe lead.

Sophomore linebacker Bobby Tuttleclinched the win on the final play of thegame when he intercepted a desperationpass at the Grove City 30.

Steve Maskrey and Brian Pell both ranfor touchdowns in the first half while fresh-man kicker Ryan Stewart booted a 27-yardfield goal.

Grove City has now won four of the lastfive meetings with Westminster. Nine of thelast 10 meetings have been decided by sevenpoints or less.

Score By QuarterWestminster 0 7 0 14 21Grove City 7 10 7 0 24

Scoring SummaryG-Maskrey 4 run (Stewart kick)G-FG Stewart 27W-Sims 9 run (Dahl kick)G-Pell 1 run (Stewart kick)G-Ervin 26 pass from Rader (Stewart kick)W-Banks 2 run (Dahl kick)W-Wallace 76 pass from Britt (Dahl kick)

Grove City Individual LeadersRushing: Maskrey 16-52, Ivan 4-39Passing: Pell 19-34-1-162, Rader 1-1-0-26Receiving: Ervin 5-68, Ritchie 5-55Tackles: Gibbs 11, Tuttle 9

Game SummaryGrove City’s record fell to 3-3 by falling

to visiting Waynesburg in conference play.Grove City trailed 7-0 late in the first

quarter but drove into Waynesburg territory.However, Waynesburg defensive end JoshTolliver scooped up a Wolverine fumble atthe 25 and returned it 75 yards for a touch-down, extending the lead to 14-0 with 39seconds left in the first quarter.

Sophomore nose tackle Brent Veermanrecorded 1.5 sacks while sophomore line-backer Brandon Berringer also had a sack.

Junior linebacker Jason Skyrm forced afumble that senior defensive end RyanAlthausen recovered.

Senior wide receivers Khalil Ervin andAnthony Ritchie both caught seven passes.Sophomore tailback Gabriel Moore addedfive receptions.

Score By QuarterWaynesburg 14 21 0 3 38Grove City 0 0 0 0 0

Scoring SummaryW-Ferraro 7 pass from Hill (Henry kick)W-Tolliver 75 fumble return (Henry kick)W-English 6 pass from Hill (Henry kick)W-Cooper 49 pass from Hill (Henry kick)W-Leavell 2 pass from Hill (Henry kick)W-FG Henry 43

Grove City Individual LeadersRushing: Ivan 5-26, Maskrey 10-23Passing: Pell 23-44-1-212Receiving: Ritchie 7-87, Ervin 7-73Tackles: Manwaring 10, Gibbs 9

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October 26, 2013Crestview Hills, Ky.

Bank of Kentucky Field

GROVE CITY 7THOMAS MORE 44

Anthony Ritchie gave Grove City a7-3 lead by pulling in a 53-yardtouchdown pass at Thomas More.

November 2, 2013Beaver Falls, Pa.

Reeves Field

GROVE CITY 7GENEVA 39

Linebacker Ben Manwaring rackedup 15 tackles against archrivalGeneva.

November 9, 2013Grove City, Pa.


SAINT VINCENT 26GROVE CITY 36

Chris Gibbs gave Grove City a 14-0lead in the first quarter by scoringon a 27-yard fumble return.

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game of the season in a fourth different stateduring when they visited eventual confer-ence co-champion Thomas More.

Grove City took a 7-3 lead with eightminutes left in the first quarter when seniorquarterback Brian Pell fired a 53-yard touch-down pass to senior wide receiver AnthonyRitchie.

Ritchie led all receivers in the game withsix catches for 94 yards. Pell completed 11 of24 attempts for 119 yards.

Defensively, senior free safety Joe Dianiintercepted his team-high third pass of theseason. Sophomore inside linebacker BobbyTuttle recorded 11 tackles and a sack.

Score By QuarterGrove City 7 0 0 0 7Thomas More 13 3 14 14 44

Scoring SummaryT-FG Budke 34G-Ritchie 53 pass from Pell (Stewart kick)T-Hayden 6 run (Gormly kick)T-FG Budke 20T-FG Budke 20T-Hayden 16 run (Gormly kick)T-Hayden 1 run (Gormly kick)T-Hayden 89 run (Gormly kick)T-Middleton 30 run (Gormly kick)

Grove City Individual LeadersRushing: Maskrey 14-48Passing: Pell 11-24-1-119, Peach 1-2-0-5Receiving: Ritchie 6-94, Rader 2-12Tackles: Gibbs 17, Manwaring 15

Game SummaryGeneva owned possession for nearly 42

minutes and executed 92 total offensiveplays while topping Grove City.

Grove City broke through with 50 sec-onds left in the first half when quarterbackBrian Pell scored on a one-yard quarterbacksneak.

Pell helped set up the touchdown byfiring a 38-yard completion to senior widereceiver Anthony Ritchie. Ritchie caught acareer-high 10 passes for 135 yards.

Senior defensive end Ryan Althausenrecorded a career-high 4.5 tackles for lossand a quarterback sack.

Score By QuarterGrove City 0 7 0 0 7Geneva 7 20 7 5 39

Scoring SummaryGe-Colavecchia 3 run (Gardner kick)Ge-Colavecchia 4 run (fumbled snap)Ge-Taylor 8 pass from Colavecchia(Gardner kick)Ge-Mackey 6 run (Gardner kick)Gr-Pell 1 run (Stewart kick)Ge-Taylor 39 pass from Hayward (Gardnerkick)Ge-FG Gardner 32Ge-Safety, Jakiel tackled in end zone

Grove City Individual LeadersRushing: Maskrey 10-39Passing: Pell 7-15-0-95, Peach 6-7-1-59Receiving: Ritchie 10-135Tackles: Manwaring 15, Tuttle 15

Game SummaryGrove City closed its 2013 home sched-

ule by downing Saint Vincent on Senior Day.Grove City jumped out to a 14-0 lead in

the first quarter after the Wolverine defenseforced fumbles on Saint Vincent’s first twooffensive plays. Tailback Steve Maskrey gaveGrove City a 7-0 lead with 10:47 left in thefirst quarter by scoring from the 1.

Twenty-one seconds later, safety ChrisGibbs recovered a fumble and returned it 27yards for the Wolverines’ first defensivetouchdown of the season.

Maskrey ran for a career-high 117 yardsand three touchdowns while quarterbackBrian Pell ran for 95 yards. Pell also threw atouchdown pass and a two-point conver-sion pass to wide receiver Anthony Ritchie.

Score By QuarterSaint Vincent 0 7 13 6 26Grove City 14 7 7 8 36

Scoring SummaryG-Maskrey 1 run (Stewart kick)G-Gibbs 27 fumble return (Stewart kick)G-Ritchie 15 pass from Pell (Stewart kick)S-Borgen 1 run (Scherer kick)G-Maskrey 8 run (Stewart kick)S-O’Hearn 12 pass from Borgen (Scherer kick)S-Monroe 34 run (kick failed)G-Maskrey 4 run (Ritchie pass)S-Charles 1 pass from Borgen (pass failed)

Grove City Individual LeadersRushing: Maskrey 31-117, Pell 17-95Passing: Pell 7-15-1-71Receiving: Ritchie 3-44, Ervin 3-21Tackles: Berringer 13, Skyrm 8

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overtime gave Grove City the Mercer CountyCup for an unprecedented seventh straightseason.

Wide receiver Anthony Ritchie caughttwo touchdown passes, threw one touch-down pass to Pat Donoughe and also ran fora 22-yard touchdown in the highest-scoringMercer County Cup game ever.

Grove City improved to 21-9 all-time inthe Cup series.

Score By QuarterGrove City 7 20 3 14 6 50Thiel 7 17 6 14 0 44

Scoring SummaryT-Smith 1 run (Fennick kick)G-Maskrey 5 run (Stewart kick)G-Donoughe 16 pass from Ritchie (Stewart kick)G-Ritchie 42 pass from Pell (Stewart kick)T-Fedzen 46 pass from Smith (Fennick kick)G-Ritchie 22 pass from Pell (kick failed)T-Smith 15 run (Fennick kick)T-FG Fennick 21G-FG Stewart 24T-Kolesar 1 run (snap fumbled)T-Smith 1 run (Fennick kick)G-Ervin 30 pass from Gazdacko (Stewart kick)G-Ritchie 22 run (Stewart kick)T-Frizzi 4 pass from Smith (Fennick kick)G-Pell 13 run

Grove City Individual LeadersRushing: Maskrey 25-117, Pell 15-54Passing: Pell 13-23-0-192, Gazdacko 1-1-0-30Receiving: Ritchie 6-117, Ervin 6-91Tackles: Manwaring 12, Simek 9, Tuttle 8

RUSHING G Att Yds Avg TDSteve Maskrey 10 172 677 3.9 10Brian Pell 10 109 348 3.2 8Sam Ivan 10 24 130 5.4 0Gabriel Moore 9 22 87 4.0 0Zach Rader 8 16 69 4.3 0Josh Peach 10 10 67 6.7 0Anthony Ritchie 10 1 22 22.0 1OTHERS 10 21 -29 -1.4 0TEAM 10 376 1371 3.6 19Opponents 10 385 1783 4.6 26

PASSING G ComAtt Pct Yds TD IntBrian Pell 10 151 263 57.4 1672 10 8Josh Peach 10 9 12 75.0 83 0 1Zach Rader 8 2 2 100.0 82 2 0Z. Gazdacko 7 1 1 100.0 30 1 0A. Ritchie 10 1 1 100.0 16 1 0Drew Chorey 7 0 1 0.0 0 0 1TEAM 10 164 280 58.6 1883 14 10Opponents 10 155 268 57.8 1562 14 9

RECEIVING G Rec Yds Avg TDAnthony Ritchie 10 55 774 14.1 5Khalil Ervin 10 40 491 12.3 5Gabriel Moore 9 18 81 4.5 0Sam Ivan 10 14 167 11.9 1Zach Rader 8 13 125 9.6 0Mitch Narbe 8 6 43 7.2 0David Folkmire 10 5 68 13.6 0Josh Peach 10 4 47 11.8 0Pat Donoughe 10 2 30 15.0 1Jimmy Bailey 1 2 30 15.0 0Brian Wells 10 2 10 5.0 2Zach Gazdacko 7 1 8 8.0 0Josh Latini 9 1 6 6.0 0Steve Maskrey 10 1 3 3.0 0TEAM 10 184 1883 11.5 14Opponents 10 220 2568 11.7 13

SCORING TD XP 2PT FG PtsSteve Maskrey 10 0 1 0 62Brian Pell 8 0 0 0 48Anthony Ritchie 6 0 1 0 38Ryan Stewart 0 25-28 0 3-4 34Khalil Ervin 5 0 0 0 30Brian Wells 2 0 0 0 12Pat Donoughe 1 0 0 0 6Sam Ivan 1 0 0 0 6Chris Gibbs 1 0 0 0 6Cole McCandless 0 2-2 0 0 2TEAM 3427-30 2 3-4 244Opponents 4033-38 0 7-13 296

2013 STATISTICSDEFENSE UT AT Tot Sack TFL-YdBen Manwaring 50 53 103 3.5 8.0-38Jason Skyrm 40 42 82 2.0 10.5-42Chris Gibbs 42 38 80 0 0Bobby Tuttle 33 31 64 1.0 1.0-8Joe Diani 34 17 51 0 0Ryan Althausen 22 25 47 3.0 9.0-37Brent Veerman 17 23 40 3.5 7.5-30Brandon Miller 24 13 37 0.5 0Jimmy Cianciola 18 19 37 0 0Slater Simek 20 15 35 0 0B. Berringer 22 12 34 1.0 1.0-8Miles Milner 21 6 27 0 1.5-3Dale Klobuchir 17 9 26 0 1.0-1Ethan Albinger 11 9 20 1.5 2.0-8Ryan Hickey 7 8 15 0 3.0-7Robert Rollick 3 9 12 1.5 3.0-17Ryan Duran 9 3 12 0 0R. Swatsworth 5 3 8 1.0 1.5-6Tyler Campbell 6 1 7 1.0 2.5-11Jason Dillon 6 1 7 1.0 1.0-5Mitch White 4 2 6 0 0Dan Dorman 1 3 4 0 0OTHERS 28 7 35 0 3.0-15TEAM 440 355 795 19 55-236Opponents 406 286 692 19 41-165

INTERCEPTIONS Int Yds Avg LongJoe Diani 4 56 14.0 43Bobby Tuttle 2 3 1.5 3Slater Simek 1 0 0.0 0Ned Hull 1 1 1.0 1Ben Manwaring 1 0 0.0 0TEAM 9 60 6.7 43Opponents 10 60 6.0 34

PUNT RETURNS PR Yds Avg LongAnthony Ritchie 9 103 11.4 34Sam Ivan 3 22 7.3 11Team 1 0 0.0 0TEAM 13 125 9.6 34Opponents 21 210 10.0 27

KICKOFF RETURNS KR Yds AvgLongGabriel Moore 17 320 18.8 56David Folkmire 16 255 15.9 28Dale Klobuchir 10 239 23.9 44Brian Wells 1 11 11.0 11TEAM 44 825 18.8 56Opponents 36 565 15.7 42

ALL-PURPOSE Rush Rec PR KR Int TotA. Ritchie 22 774 103 0 0 899Steve Maskrey 677 3 0 0 0 680Khalil Ervin 0 491 0 0 0 491Gabriel Moore 87 81 0 320 0 488Brian Pell 348 0 0 0 0 348OTHERS 237 534 22 505 60 1358TEAM 1371 1883 125 825 60 4264Opponents 1783 2568 210 565 60 5186

November 16, 2013Greenville, Pa.

Alumni Stadium - Mercer County Cup

GROVE CITY 50THIEL 44

Brian Pell’s 13-yard touchdown runin overtime gave Grove City itsseventh straight win over Thiel.

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2013 PAC SECOND TEAMOffense: QB Matt Bliss (Wash. & Jeff.), RB Josh Potter (Thiel), RB Josh Wannamaker (Thiel), WR Anthony Ritchie (GroveCity), WR Collin Wallace (Westminster), OL Evan Sargo (Bethany), OL Mike Underwood (Geneva), OL Jake McBee(Thomas More), OL Nik Sappie (Waynesburg), OL Mike Blair (Westminster), TE David Wright (Westminster).Defense: DL Montias Jackson (Geneva), DL Tyler Combs (Thomas More), DL Jon Lowery (Wash. & Jeff.), DL J.T. Th-ompson (Waynesburg), LB Ben Manwaring (Grove City), LB Renny LaRue-Holloman (Saint Vincent), LB Ronnie Skinner(Waynesburg), DB Tim Martin (Geneva), DB Dan Wirkowski (Saint Vincent), DB Trey Wells (Thomas More), DB LoganMcAnany (Waynesburg).Special Teams: K Tim Gormly (Thomas More), P Jake Schnelbach (Westminster), KR Taran Sifontes-Lavine(Westminster).

2013 PAC FIRST TEAMOffense: QB Carter Hill (Waynesburg), RB Domonique Hayden (Thomas More), RB Dion Wiegand (Wash. & Jeff.), WREric Blinn (Bethany), WR Alex Baroffio (Wash. & Jeff.), OL Darius McGhee (Saint Vincent), OL Jason Crystol (Thiel), OLJake Henderson (Thomas More), OL Zack Crossey (Wash. & Jeff.), OL Zach Wildey (Wash. & Jeff.), TE RoccoColavecchia (Geneva).Defense: DL Erick Butler (Thomas More), DL Chris Heim (Wash. & Jeff.), DL Brandon Fedorka (Waynesburg), DL SeanChristofferson (Westminster), LB Dillon Goodell (Geneva), LB Alex Taylor (Thomas More), LB Jared Pratt (Wash. & Jeff.),DB Wyssmy Despagne (Bethany), DB Adam Rauch (Thomas More), DB B.J. Monacelli (Wash. & Jeff.), DB Bryan Gary(Waynesburg).Special Teams: K Alex Henry (Waynesburg), P Eric Eberle (Wash. & Jeff.), KR Bernie Thompson (Waynesburg).

Founded in 1955, the Presidents’ Athletic Confer-ence continues its mission of promoting intercollegiateathletics and the pursuit of academic excellence.

Comprised of 10 select private colleges - BethanyCollege, Chatham University, Geneva College, GroveCity College, Saint Vincent College, Thiel College, Tho-mas More College, Washington & Jefferson College,Waynesburg University and Westminster College - thePAC remains a unique organization in this day of high-pressure intercollegiate athletics.

With academics at the center of each member’sphilosophy, the PAC is built on the principle that anathletic program is a part of college life, but not anentity in itself.

During the 2005-06 academic year, Chatham,Geneva and Saint Vincent all joined the PAC. Chathamcompeted for PAC championships for the first timeduring the 2007-08 academic year.

Saint Vincent first competed for conference titlesin 2010-11. Geneva became eligible for conference titlesin 2011-12.

In 2014, Carnegie Mellon University and Case West-ern Reserve University will compete for the conference’schampionship in football as affiliate members.

The PAC annually crowns champions in 19 sports.All-Conference status is awarded in all 19 sports. Headcoaches select all-league squads for all team sports,while in individual sports such as cross country andtennis, all-PAC accolades are based upon performancesat the conference championships.

The PAC annually awards its men’s and women’sAll-Sports Trophies to the schools which perform bestacross the board in conference competition.

Grove City won the Women’s All-Sports Trophy forthe 2013-14 academic year while Washington &Jefferson earned the Men’s All-Sports Trophy.

In 2013-14, the league named a conference-record902 student-athletes to the PAC Academic Honor Roll,which recognizes all participating student-athletes whoattain a term grade-point average of 3.60 or aboveduring their semester of competition.

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WOOSTER 7GROVE CITY 6

Game SummaryDoug Steiner put Grove City up 6-0 in the sec-ond overtime with a one-yard touchdown run.But Wooster blocked the extra point and onthe Scots’ ensuing possession, Jeff Elser tiedthe game by scoring from the 2. Will Schober’sextra point gave Wooster the win.

Score By QuarterWooster 0 0 0 0 0 7 7Grove City 0 0 0 0 0 6 6

Scoring SummaryG-Steiner 1 run (kick blocked)W-Elser 2 run (Schober kick)


Entering the 2014 season, Grove City owns a 6-3 all-time record in overtime. Below is a look back at those eight games.

GROVE CITY 31MUHLENBERG 34

Game SummaryGrove City overcame a 21-point hole to forceovertime before falling. Aaron Kaiser’s 20-yardrun tied the game at 28 in the fourth quarter.

Score By QuarterGrove City 0 14 0 14 3 31Muhlenberg 14 7 0 6 6 34

Scoring SummaryM-Brader 2 run (Dickinson kick)M-DeLuna 22 pass from McCabe (Dickinson kick)M-Brader 1 run (Dickinson kick)G-R.J. Bowers 25 run (kick failed)G-R.J. Bowers 41 run (Bowers run)M-Carter 12 pass from McCabe (Dickinson kick)G-Dailey 31 pass from Napotnik (Shreve kick)G-Kaiser 20 run (Shreve kick)G-FG Shreve 33M-McFarlane 25 pass from McCabe

November 7, 1998Allentown, Pa.

MUHLENBERG 24GROVE CITY 31

Game SummaryOne year after falling at Muhlenberg in over-time, the Wolverines picked up their first OTvictory in the 1999 finale.

Score By QuarterMuhlenberg 7 0 14 3 0 24Grove City 7 7 3 7 7 31

Scoring SummaryM-Wolfsohn 18 pass from McCabe (Reed kick)G-Lacinski 9 run (Shreve kick)G-R.J. Bowers 1 run (Shreve kick)G-FG Shreve 32M-Carter 85 kickoff return (Reed kick)M-Carter 8 pass from McCabe (Reed kick)G-Schmidt 41 pass from Lacinski (Shreve kick)M-FG Reed 27G-R.J. Bowers 13 run (Shreve kick)

November 6, 1999Grove City, Pa.

KENYON 21GROVE CITY 27

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Game SummaryGrove City trailed 21-13 in the fourth quarterbut Dan Roseum’s 43-yard interception returnset up Mike Orlando’s game-tying score. Inovertime, R.J. Bowers then bulled in from the 9on Grove City’s fourth play.

Score By QuarterKenyon 0 7 7 7 0 21Grove City 7 6 0 8 6 27

Scoring SummaryG-Orlando 15 run (Styer kick)K-Miga 1 run (Moriarty kick)G-Bowers 2 run (kick blocked)K-Perazich 13 pass from Miga (Moriarty kick)K-Mills 1 run (Moriarty kick)G-Orlando 18 run (Bowers rush)G-Bowers 9 run


GROVE CITY 32WAYNESBURG 29

Game SummaryBen Shreve’s 40-yard field goal in the fourthovertime gave Grove City the lead for goodwhile Jonathan Forbes’ block of a Waynesburgfield goal attempt cemented the victory in theschool’s longest game ever.

Score By QuarterGrove City 9 7 0 0 7 0 6 3 32Waynesburg 6 0 3 7 7 0 6 0 29

Scoring SummaryG-Bowers 44 run (kick blocked)W-Long 1 run (kick blocked)G-FG Shreve 33G-Bowers 51 run (Styer kick)W-FG Santoro 30W-Schake 4 run (Santoro kick)W-Schake 1 run (Santoro kick)G-Byrer 25 pass from Lacinski (Styer kick)W-Schake 2 run (pass failed)G-Bowers 25 run (pass failed)G-FG Shreve 40

October 14, 2000Waynesburg, Pa.

GROVE CITY 20BETHANY 14

Game SummaryFullback R.J. Bowers became college football’sall-time leading rusher with his 128-yard out-ing. But it was his third touchdown run of theday, an 11-yard sprint in overtime, that gaveGrove City the win.

Score By QuarterGrove City 7 0 0 7 6 20Bethany 0 7 7 0 0 14

Scoring SummaryG-Bowers 3 run (Styer kick)B-Isbell 9 run (Henderson kick)B-Anderson 7 run (Henderson kick)

October 28, 2000Bethany, W. Va.

CARNEGIE MELLON 9GROVE CITY 6

Game SummaryTwo Mike Titzel field goals gave Grove City thelead but Chris Kay’s 25-yard touchdown catchgave CMU the win .

Score By QuarterCMU 0 3 0 0 6 9Grove City 0 3 0 0 3 6

Scoring SummaryG-FG Titzel 23C-FG Palmer 40G-FG Titzel 37C-Kay 25 pass from Wykosky


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Game SummaryGrove City rallied to down Thiel in the 26thMercer County Cup.

Score By QuarterGrove City 0 0 0 17 7 7 31Thiel 10 7 0 0 7 0 24

Scoring SummaryT-Hess 1 run (Madeline kick)T-FG Madeline 33T-Hess 3 run (Madeline kick)G-DiDonato 3 run (Bicehouse kick)G-Summy 6 pass from DiDonato (Bicehouse kick)G-FG Bicehouse 32T-Taylor 7 pass from Bova (Danko kick)G-DiDonato 11 run (Bicehouse kick)G-O’Hara 25 pass from DiDonato (Bicehouse kick)


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Game SummaryGrove City pulled out the highest-scoring gamein the 30-year history of the Mercer CountyCup on Brian Pell’s 13-yard touchdown run.

Score By QuarterGrove City 7 20 3 14 6 50Thiel 7 17 6 14 0 44

Scoring SummaryT-Smith 1 run (Fennick kick)G-Maskrey 5 run (Stewart kick)G-Donoughe 16 pass from Ritchie (Stewart kick)G-Ritchie 42 pass from Pell (Stewart kick)T-Fedzen 46 pass from Smith (Fennick kick)G-Ritchie 22 pass from Pell (kick failed)T-Smith 15 run (Fennick kick)T-FG Fennick 21G-FG Stewart 24T-Kolesar 1 run (snap fumbled)T-Smith 1 run (Fennick kick)G-Ervin 30 pass from Gazdacko (Stewart kick)G-Ritchie 22 run (Stewart kick)T-Frizzi 4 pass from Smith (Fennick kick)G-Pell 13 run


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First Last Last Last CurrentOpponent W L T Meeting Meeting Grove City Win Opponent Win StreakAdrian 5 2 0 1927 1979 1978 (21-10) 1979 (14-13) Adr 1Akron 0 1 0 1957 1957 1957 (40-0) Akr 1Alfred 7 6 0 1917 2005 2003 (28-21) 2005 (27-7) Alf 2Allegheny 34 29 7 1899 1987 1986 (23-0) 1987 (27-7) All 1Anderson 2 0 0 2012 2013 2013 (42-0) Gro 2BETHANY 42 24 2 1913 2013 2012 (44-40) 2013 (34-31) Bet 1Bluffton 6 2 0 1992 1999 1998 (40-0) 1999 (30-22) Blu 1Bridgewater St. 2 0 0 1970 1971 1971 (28-6) Gro 2Brockport St. 7 3 0 1963 1971 1970 (20-3) 1971 (27-7) Bro 1Buffalo St. 0 4 0 1982 1991 1991 (28-26) BSU 4Buffalo U. 1 2 1 1915 1981 1915 (10-7) 1981 (42-6) Buf 2California, Pa. 7 4 1 1902 1940 1940 (26-0) 1937 (7-6) Gro 3Canisius 2 0 0 1925 1926 1926 (10-0) Gro 2CARNEGIE MELLON 20 34 2 1908 2013 2013 (28-10) 2012 (23-20) Gro 1Case Western 3 0 0 1968 2006 2006 (40-33) Gro 3Clarion 4 10 0 1936 1964 1962 (12-7) 1964 (36-6) Cla 2Delaware Valley 5 2 0 1961 1975 1975 (21-6) 1971 (28-12) Gro 2Denison 1 1 0 1996 1997 1997 (41-29) 1996 (10-0) Gro 1Dickinson 1 7 1 1947 2009 1949 (25-6) 2009 (52-47) Dic 6Duquesne 10 6 0 1921 1992 1991 (31-27) 1992 (27-26) Duq 1Edinboro 3 4 0 1933 1963 1957 (7-0) 1963 (27-7) Edi 3Frederick 0 1 0 1961 1961 1961 (20-6) Fre 1Frostburg St. 6 3 0 1962 1991 1991 (37-32) 1990 (41-0) Gro 1Gannon 0 4 0 1990 1993 1993 (9-3) Gan 4GENEVA 38 43 7 1893 2013 2012 (26-8) 2013 (39-7) Gen 1Glenville St. 1 0 0 1932 1932 1932 (13-0) Gro 1Heidelberg 0 1 0 1967 1967 1967 (16-15) Hei 1Hiram 23 20 1 1911 2003 2003 (68-20) 1988 (26-21) Gro 3Hobart 2 0 0 1967 1968 1968 (32-27) Gro 2Holbrook 1 0 0 1934 1934 1934 (25-0) Gro 1Indiana, Pa. 2 3 0 1901 1954 1909 (12-5) 1954 (26-0) IUP 2Ithaca 1 3 1 1935 1971 1970 (14-3) 1971 (27-7) Ith 1John Carroll 8 4 1 1926 1988 1988 (3-2) 1987 (30-8) Gro 1JUNIATA 2 10 1 1927 1972 1949 (13-6) 1972 (55-6) Jun 1Kenyon 12 3 0 1973 2001 2001 (41-6) 1996 (13-0) Gro 5Kings Point 2 2 0 1997 2006 2006 (14-6) 2002 (35-17) Gro 2Lebanon Valley 1 2 0 1959 2011 2010 (17-14) 2011 (27-7) LVC 1Lycoming 2 0 0 1965 1966 1966 (27-8) Gro 2Marietta 6 1 2 1920 1959 1959 (27-6) 1920 (35-0) Gro 2Marshall 2 0 0 1926 1929 1929 (7-6) Gro 2Mercyhurst 0 6 0 1986 1995 1995 (38-27) Mer 6Millersville 1 0 0 1969 1969 1969 (41-14) Gro 1Morris Harvey 4 0 0 1930 1935 1935 (7-0) Gro 4Mount Union 0 7 1 1970 1979 1979 (30-14) MU 1Muhlenberg 2 2 0 1998 2005 2005 (16-6) 2004 (27-3) Gro 1Oberlin 6 2 0 1978 1993 1993 (35-7) 1981 (13-10) Gro 4Ohio Northern 0 1 0 1969 1969 1969 (9-7) ONU 1Ohio Wesleyan 0 7 0 1965 1999 1999 (14-9) OWU 7Penn State 0 3 0 1907 1909 1909 (31-0) PSU 3Pittsburgh 2 8 1 1896 1921 1898 (12-10) 1927 (33-0) Pit 5Rochester 0 1 0 2006 2006 2006 (38-21) Roc 1Slippery Rock 9 9 7 1902 1948 1947 (20-6) 1948 (20-12) SRU 1SAINT VINCENT 6 3 0 1932 2013 2013 (36-26) 2010 (42-17) Gro 3St. Bonaventure 4 1 0 1916 1921 1921 (21-0) 1916 (6-2) Gro 4St. Francis 3 0 2 1926 1930 1930 (21-0) Gro 1Susquehanna 2 4 1 1958 1975 1975 (14-7) 1973 (24-13) Gro 1THIEL 61 34 5 1892 2013 2013 (50-44) 2006 (20-0) Gro 7THOMAS MORE 1 8 0 2005 2013 2007 (23-16) 2013 (44-7) TMC 6Ursinus 1 1 0 1973 1974 1974 (10-0) 1973 (17-6) Gro 1Villanova 0 1 0 1928 1928 1928 (14-13) Vil 1Wagner 1 0 0 1957 1957 1957 (14-13) Gro 1WASH. & JEFF. 13 36 0 1893 2013 2011 (24-21) 2013 (40-19) W&J 2WAYNESBURG 17 29 5 1903 2013 2009 (35-24) 2013 (38-0) Way 4WESTMINSTER 37 50 8 1892 2013 2013 (24-21) 2011 (25-20) Gro 2West Virginia St. 0 1 0 1968 1968 1968 (15-13) WVS 1West Virginia 0 7 0 1896 1925 1925 (53-3) WVU 7W. Va. Wesleyan 2 2 0 1920 1923 1923 (19-0) 1922 (14-9) Gro 1Wilmington 0 1 0 1975 1975 1975 (30-0) Wil 1Wittenberg 0 1 0 1969 1969 1969 (24-7) Wit 1Wooster 1 8 0 1988 2004 1988 (19-14) 2004 (28-13) Woo 8

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1892Coach: Morgan Barnes

Season Record: 3-2 6 Westminster __________________ 2812 Butler ___________________________ 4 6 Westminster ____________________ 812 Butler ___________________________ 458 Thiel ____________________________ 0

1893Coach: R.N.J. McKeeSeason Record: 7-1

6 Westminster ____________________ 0 0 Washington & Jefferson _________ 672 Hall Institute ____________________ 424 Westminster ____________________ 434 Oil City __________________________ 036 Butler _________________________ 10 4 Geneva _________________________ 034 Thiel ____________________________ 0

1894Coach: Jesse C. BruceSeason Record: 6-3

50 Thiel ____________________________ 0 6 Westminster ____________________ 034 Oil City __________________________ 026 Butler ___________________________ 0 4 Geneva _______________________ 32 6 Youngstown __________________ 1234 Bellevue AC _____________________ 0 4 Washington & Jefferson _________ 8 6 Geneva _________________________ 0

1895Coach: W.H. WeaklySeason Record: 8-2

0 Pittsburgh AC _________________ 24 0 Westminster ____________________ 850 Butler AC _______________________ 032 Thiel ____________________________ 020 Geneva _________________________ 0 4 Westminster ____________________ 0 6 Youngstown ____________________ 424 Geneva _________________________ 022 Erie Y ___________________________ 030 Butler AC _______________________ 0

1896Coach: W.H. MaxwellSeason Record: 8-2

20 New Castle AC _________________ 0 0 Geneva _______________________ 32 0 West Virginia ___________________ 646 Sharon __________________________ 014 Thiel ____________________________ 010 Butler ___________________________ 030 Westminster ____________________ 0 6 Westminster ____________________ 012 Pittsburgh _______________________ 010 Geneva _________________________ 6

1897Coach: “Rags” BrownSeason Record: 5-1-1

6 Westminster ____________________ 0 0 Pittsburgh AC _________________ 2021 Westminster ____________________ 0 6 Geneva _________________________ 0 0 Geneva _________________________ 0 4 Westminster ____________________ 016 New Castle _____________________ 0

1898Coach: R.W. Cunningham

Season Record: 5-239 Geneva _________________________ 035 Thiel ____________________________ 653 Westminster ____________________ 0

11 Westminster ____________________ 0 6 Pittsburgh AC _________________ 1112 Pittsburgh _____________________ 10 0 Greensburg AC _______________ 35

1899Coach: G.J. CronenwettSeason Record: 1-4-2

0 West Virginia ___________________ 0 0 Thiel ____________________________ 0 6 Allegheny _______________________ 6 0 Pittsburgh _____________________ 1635 Allegheny _______________________ 0 6 Butler _________________________ 34 0 Thiel __________________________ 40

1900Coach: George H. Lowrey

Season Record: 2-2-116 Thiel ____________________________ 0 0 Pittsburgh _____________________ 12 0 Allegheny _______________________ 6 6 Allegheny _______________________ 0 0 Grove City All-Stars _____________ 0

1901Coach: George H. Lowrey

Season Record: 3-5 0 Allegheny _____________________ 10 6 Thiel ____________________________ 012 Thiel ____________________________ 5 0 West Virginia _________________ 37 6 Geneva _______________________ 1012 Allegheny _______________________ 0 6 Geneva _______________________ 11 0 Indiana _________________________ 6

1902Coach: W.H. Weakly

Season Record: 1-8-1 0 Allegheny _____________________ 17 0 Pittsburgh _____________________ 16 6 Westminster ____________________ 6 0 Ellwood City ___________________ 11 5 Westminster __________________ 17 0 Allegheny _______________________ 6 5 Franklin _______________________ 17 6 California _____________________ 1215 Slippery Rock ____________________ 0 0 West Virginia _________________ 53

1903Coach: James MarshallSeason Record: 5-6-1

0 Allegheny _____________________ 2710 New Castle _____________________ 0 6 Waynesburg __________________ 17 0 West Virginia _________________ 2110 W.V. Conf. Sem. _______________ 11 0 Geneva _______________________ 35 0 Westminster __________________ 12 0 Pittsburgh _______________________ 016 Allegheny _______________________ 0 5 Westminster ____________________ 060 Erie Y ___________________________ 023 Waynesburg ____________________ 6

1904Coach: James MarshallSeason Record: 3-4-4

0 Pittsburgh _____________________ 12 0 Franklin Y _______________________ 0 6 Allegheny _______________________ 0 0 Westminster __________________ 23 0 California _____________________ 23 0 California _____________________ 23 0 Franklin Y _______________________ 0

0 Westminster ____________________ 0 3 Butler (2nd Team) _______________ 026 Slippery Rock ____________________ 0 0 Slippery Rock ____________________ 0

1905Coach: Charles Hamilton

Season Record: 3-4-122 Slippery Rock ____________________ 0 0 Geneva _________________________ 7 0 Franklin _______________________ 4211 Slippery Rock ____________________ 0 0 Westminster __________________ 48 0 Geneva _________________________ 5 4 Greenville _______________________ 0 6 Greenville _______________________ 6

1906Coach: Herbert Harmon

Season Record: 3-5-2 0 Allegheny _______________________ 6 0 Slippery Rock ____________________ 0 0 Washington & Jefferson _______ 76 0 West Virginia _________________ 25 0 California _______________________ 023 California _______________________ 516 Allegheny _______________________ 010 Slippery Rock ____________________ 0 0 Pittsburgh _____________________ 23 4 Westminster ____________________ 9


Season Record: 2-6-1 5 Allegheny _______________________ 6 0 Penn State ____________________ 4611 Slippery Rock ____________________ 6 4 Allegheny _____________________ 11 0 Slippery Rock ____________________ 0 5 Westminster __________________ 10 5 Geneva _________________________ 0 0 Geneva _________________________ 6 0 Westminster ____________________ 5

1908Coach: William RookeSeason Record: 2-7-1

0 Penn State ____________________ 30 4 Butler _________________________ 10 4 Carnegie Tech __________________ 611 New Brighton ___________________ 0 6 California _______________________ 0 5 Geneva _________________________ 5 6 Westminster __________________ 12 9 Allegheny _____________________ 10 0 Geneva _________________________ 5 0 Westminster __________________ 23


Season Record: 6-229 Indiana _________________________ 011 California _______________________ 054 Allegheny _______________________ 012 Indiana _________________________ 558 New Brighton Y _________________ 0 3 Geneva _______________________ 12 9 Westminster ____________________ 0 0 Penn State ____________________ 31


Season Record: 7-1-124 New Brighton ___________________ 018 Oil City Y ________________________ 016 Carnegie Tech __________________ 3 6 Allegheny _______________________ 6 3 Geneva _________________________ 0

75 California _______________________ 0 0 Westminster __________________ 11 3 Carnegie Tech __________________ 0


Season Record: 8-0-119 Butler ___________________________ 015 Geneva _________________________ 024 Oil City __________________________ 0 9 Geneva _________________________ 012 Carnegie Tech __________________ 014 Allegheny _______________________ 0 0 Westminster ____________________ 022 Thiel ____________________________ 021 Hiram ___________________________ 0


Season Record: 6-2-172 Oil City __________________________ 074 Thiel ____________________________ 013 Indiana _______________________ 27 0 Carnegie Tech __________________ 0 7 Kiski ___________________________ 13 7 Hiram ___________________________ 013 Geneva _________________________ 028 Westminster ____________________ 0 9 Allegheny _______________________ 0


Season Record: 5-443 Butler ___________________________ 020 Bethany _________________________ 034 Waynesburg ____________________ 0 3 Carnegie Tech __________________ 7 0 Washington & Jefferson ______ 100 6 Hiram ___________________________ 913 Geneva _________________________ 6 6 Westminster __________________ 27 9 Allegheny _______________________ 8

1914Coach: William YoungSeason Record: 0-8-1

7 Slippery Rock ____________________ 7 0 Carnegie Tech ________________ 53 6 Thiel ____________________________ 7 0 Bethany _______________________ 23 0 Kiski ___________________________ 2410 Hiram _________________________ 13 0 Geneva _______________________ 49 0 Westminster __________________ 30 0 Allegheny _____________________ 40


Season Record: 6-110 Thiel ____________________________ 027 Bethany _________________________ 0 6 Carnegie Tech ________________ 6017 Hiram ___________________________ 610 Buffalo __________________________ 7 9 Allegheny _______________________ 6 6 Westminster ____________________ 0

1916Coach: Howard AcherSeason Record: 2-4-2

0 Carnegie Tech ________________ 68 2 St. Bonaventure ________________ 6 6 Allegheny _______________________ 6 0 Buffalo __________________________ 013 Bethany _________________________ 7 0 Westminster ____________________ 3 0 Thiel ____________________________ 931 Geneva _________________________ 0

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1917Coach: H.O. White

Season Record: 4-2-1 0 Alfred ___________________________ 2 3 Bethany _________________________ 0 7 Geneva _________________________ 713 St. Bonaventure _________________ 7 6 Allegheny _____________________ 10 7 Westminster ____________________ 016 Thiel ____________________________ 0

1918Coach: H.O. White

Season Record: 1-1 0 Allegheny _____________________ 3720 Thiel ____________________________ 7

1919Coach: Howard AcherSeason Record: 6-0-1

3 Bethany _________________________ 036 Thiel ____________________________ 013 Allegheny _______________________ 059 St. Bonaventure _________________ 0 6 Geneva _________________________ 6 6 Westminster ____________________ 066 Hiram ___________________________ 0

1920Coach: Robert ThornSeason Record: 2-4-1

0 W. Virginia Wesleyan ____________ 6 3 Carnegie Tech ________________ 2147 St. Bonaventure _________________ 0 0 Allegheny _______________________ 3 0 Marietta ______________________ 35 0 Geneva _________________________ 014 Westminster ____________________ 0

1921Coach: Guy Williamson

Season Record: 7-2 6 Thiel ____________________________ 021 St. Bonaventure _________________ 0 7 Allegheny _______________________ 0 0 Geneva _______________________ 1444 Duquesne _______________________ 0 0 Bethany _______________________ 1428 W. Virginia Wesleyan ____________ 027 Marietta ________________________ 213 Westminster ____________________ 0

1922Coach: Guy WilliamsonSeason Record: 5-3-1

25 Thiel ____________________________ 0 0 Bethany _______________________ 1420 Allegheny _____________________ 13 0 Carnegie Tech ________________ 28 0 Marietta ________________________ 0 6 Duquesne _______________________ 032 Geneva _________________________ 0 9 W. Virginia Wesleyan __________ 1457 Westminster ____________________ 0

1923Coach: Guy Williamson

Season Record: 4-513 Waynesburg __________________ 1445 Westminster ____________________ 0 0 Allegheny _______________________ 616 Bethany _________________________ 616 Marietta ______________________ 15 7 Pittsburgh _____________________ 13 0 Geneva _______________________ 14

19 W. Virginia Wesleyan ____________ 0 0 Thiel __________________________ 14

1924Coach: William YoungSeason Record: 3-5-1

0 Pittsburgh _____________________ 1415 Marietta ________________________ 9 0 Washington & Jefferson _______ 2513 Waynesburg __________________ 17 0 Westminster ____________________ 7 0 Allegheny _______________________ 913 Bethany _________________________ 0 0 Geneva _________________________ 013 Thiel ____________________________ 0

1925Coach: Charles Bowser

Season Record: 7-1 3 West Virginia _________________ 5319 Waynesburg ____________________ 021 Canisius ________________________ 027 Allegheny _______________________ 0 7 Geneva _________________________ 026 Marietta ________________________ 013 Westminster ____________________ 0 7 Thiel ____________________________ 0

1926Coach: Charles Bowser

Season Record: 7-021 John Carroll _____________________ 610 Canisius ________________________ 027 Marshall ________________________ 014 Allegheny _______________________ 727 St. Francis _______________________ 6 3 Geneva _________________________ 012 Thiel ____________________________ 0

1927Coach: Charles BerrySeason Record: 5-2-1

56 Adrian __________________________ 0 0 Pittsburgh _____________________ 33 7 John Carroll _____________________ 721 Allegheny _______________________ 6 0 Geneva _______________________ 1360 Juniata __________________________ 018 Thiel ____________________________ 030 St. Francis _______________________ 0


7 St. Francis _______________________ 721 John Carroll _____________________ 014 Westminster ____________________ 613 Allegheny _______________________ 712 Geneva _________________________ 6 0 Waynesburg ____________________ 013 Villanova ______________________ 14 6 Thiel ____________________________ 6


44 Adrian __________________________ 0 7 St. Francis _______________________ 727 John Carroll _____________________ 619 Westminster ____________________ 634 Geneva _________________________ 0 7 Waynesburg __________________ 1240 Allegheny _______________________ 7 7 Marshall ________________________ 6 0 Thiel ____________________________ 0

1930Coach: Charles BerrySeason Record: 7-2

90 Morris Harvey ___________________ 021 St. Francis _______________________ 0 6 John Carroll _____________________ 019 Westminster ____________________ 012 Geneva _______________________ 13 0 Allegheny _______________________ 633 Waynesburg ____________________ 848 Bethany _________________________ 013 Thiel ____________________________ 0


7 Waynesburg ____________________ 734 Slippery Rock ____________________ 014 Westminster ____________________ 0 7 Geneva _______________________ 14 7 Allegheny _______________________ 712 John Carroll _____________________ 048 Bethany _________________________ 020 Thiel ____________________________ 0

1932Coach: William AmosSeason Record: 3-5-1

13 Glenville ________________________ 0 0 Duquesne _____________________ 26 0 Slippery Rock ____________________ 0 0 Westminster ____________________ 7 0 Waynesburg __________________ 1026 Bethany _________________________ 0 0 Geneva _______________________ 20 7 St. Vincent ____________________ 1914 Thiel ____________________________ 6


12 Morris Harvey ___________________ 049 Edinboro ________________________ 036 Bethany _________________________ 0 6 Slippery Rock ____________________ 612 Westminster ____________________ 0 2 Waynesburg ____________________ 0 0 Geneva _________________________ 620 Thiel __________________________ 14


25 Holbrook ________________________ 018 Slippery Rock ____________________ 030 Bethany _________________________ 0 0 Allegheny _______________________ 6 2 Westminster ____________________ 240 Morris Harvey ___________________ 025 Thiel __________________________ 13


0 Washington & Jefferson _______ 69 7 Morris Harvey ___________________ 013 Allegheny _______________________ 0 0 Slippery Rock __________________ 36 0 Bethany _______________________ 1813 Ithaca _________________________ 13 0 Thiel ____________________________ 7

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Coach: William AmosSeason Record: 1-5-1

13 Clarion __________________________ 7 7 Washington & Jefferson_______ 19 7 Juniata ________________________ 12 0 Allegheny _______________________ 0 0 Slippery Rock ____________________ 6 7 Ithaca _________________________ 12 7 Thiel ____________________________ 8

1937Coach: Jim LovelessSeason Record: 1-7

7 Clarion __________________________ 6 7 Hiram _________________________ 13 6 Juniata ________________________ 13 0 Allegheny _______________________ 3 6 Slippery Rock __________________ 1014 Ithaca _________________________ 33 6 California _______________________ 7 0 Thiel ____________________________ 6

1938Coach: Jim Loveless

Season Record: 3-3-2 6 Clarion __________________________ 715 Hiram _________________________ 13 0 Geneva _______________________ 1313 Allegheny _______________________ 0 0 Slippery Rock __________________ 1220 California _______________________ 0 6 Westminster ____________________ 6 6 Thiel ____________________________ 6


Season Record: 1-6-1 0 Clarion __________________________ 7 0 Hiram _________________________ 21 7 Geneva _______________________ 13 0 Allegheny _______________________ 0 0 Slippery Rock __________________ 1319 California _______________________ 0 0 Westminster __________________ 13 0 Thiel ____________________________ 6


6 Clarion ________________________ 13 0 Geneva _______________________ 19 0 Hiram _________________________ 1314 Allegheny _______________________ 0 7 Slippery Rock __________________ 2726 California _______________________ 027 Westminster ____________________ 619 Thiel ____________________________ 0


Season Record: 3-2-119 Hiram ___________________________ 0 7 Geneva _______________________ 1413 Allegheny _______________________ 0 0 Slippery Rock ____________________ 020 Westminster ____________________ 0 0 Thiel __________________________ 13


6 Hiram ___________________________ 7 6 Geneva _________________________ 3 6 Carnegie Tech ________________ 1913 Allegheny _______________________ 7 0 Slippery Rock ____________________ 020 Westminster ____________________ 0 0 Thiel ____________________________ 0

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Season Record: 2-4-1 6 Geneva _______________________ 30 6 Hiram _________________________ 2014 Allegheny _______________________ 0 0 Slippery Rock __________________ 15 7 Thiel __________________________ 12 7 Westminster ____________________ 720 Carnegie Tech __________________ 0


13 Dickinson _____________________ 27 0 Geneva _______________________ 2625 Hiram ___________________________ 013 Allegheny _______________________ 720 Slippery Rock ____________________ 620 Thiel ____________________________ 324 Westminster ____________________ 0 7 Carnegie Tech __________________ 0


Season Record: 5-2-1 6 Dickinson _______________________ 616 Geneva _________________________ 740 Hiram ___________________________ 013 Allegheny _______________________ 033 Thiel ____________________________ 012 Slippery Rock __________________ 20 9 Westminster ____________________ 7 0 Carnegie Tech __________________ 7


25 Dickinson _______________________ 6 7 Geneva _______________________ 1327 Hiram ___________________________ 632 Allegheny _______________________ 0 6 Thiel ____________________________ 013 Juniata __________________________ 633 Westminster __________________ 2013 Carnegie Tech ________________ 12


0 Dickinson _____________________ 25 0 Geneva _______________________ 33 6 Hiram _________________________ 25 0 Westminster __________________ 19 0 Allegheny _____________________ 31 0 Thiel __________________________ 58 6 Juniata ________________________ 1914 Bethany _________________________ 0


0 Geneva _______________________ 1918 Hiram _________________________ 2013 Westminster __________________ 2720 Allegheny _____________________ 18 0 Thiel __________________________ 14 7 Juniata ________________________ 1312 Bethany _______________________ 33


Season Record: 1-6-1 0 Marietta ________________________ 0 0 Geneva _________________________ 6 7 Hiram _________________________ 3312 Westminster __________________ 1412 Allegheny _____________________ 13 9 Thiel __________________________ 25 0 Juniata __________________________ 719 Bethany _______________________ 33


7 Marietta ________________________ 013 Geneva _______________________ 26 0 Hiram _________________________ 1314 Westminster __________________ 2025 Allegheny _______________________ 6 7 Thiel __________________________ 28 0 Juniata ________________________ 2213 Bethany _______________________ 19

1954Coach: Al Pesek

Season Record: 2-6 0 Indiana _______________________ 26 7 Geneva _______________________ 1612 Hiram ___________________________ 0 6 Westminster __________________ 4825 Allegheny _____________________ 19 0 Thiel __________________________ 2620 Juniata ________________________ 29 0 Bethany _______________________ 27

1955Coach: Jim Curry

Season Record: 2-6 7 Washington & Jefferson _________ 0 6 Hiram _________________________ 19 0 Westminster __________________ 34 7 Allegheny _____________________ 1312 Thiel __________________________ 1918 Edinboro ________________________ 012 Bethany _______________________ 32 0 Juniata ________________________ 47

1956Coach: R. Jack Behringer

Season Record: 0-812 Washington & Jefferson _______ 21 0 Westminster __________________ 60 7 Hiram _________________________ 3119 Allegheny _____________________ 25 7 Thiel __________________________ 59 0 Juniata ________________________ 48 0 Edinboro ______________________ 5534 Bethany _______________________ 40


Season Record: 5-312 Washington & Jefferson _________ 6 0 Clarion ________________________ 14 7 Edinboro ________________________ 014 Allegheny _______________________ 014 Wagner _______________________ 13 0 Akron _________________________ 4013 Bethany _______________________ 3713 Hiram ___________________________ 7


Season Record: 5-215 Washington & Jefferson _______ 14

14 Edinboro ______________________ 1928 Allegheny _____________________ 1614 Susquehanna _________________ 1214 Clarion ________________________ 2726 Bethany _______________________ 2414 Hiram ___________________________ 2


Season Record: 3-5-1 0 Waynesburg ____________________ 014 Clarion ________________________ 2427 Marietta ________________________ 614 Westminster __________________ 24 6 Carnegie Tech ________________ 27 0 Allegheny _____________________ 1414 Lebanon Valley _______________ 2023 Bethany _________________________ 625 Hiram ___________________________ 6


Season Record: 2-4-3 6 Waynesburg ____________________ 6 7 Clarion ________________________ 40 6 Westminster __________________ 19 9 Carnegie Tech ________________ 1414 Thiel __________________________ 1424 Allegheny _____________________ 24 8 Washington & Jefferson _________ 6 9 St. Vincent ____________________ 1443 Hiram _________________________ 21


Season Record: 5-4 6 Frederick ______________________ 20 0 Clarion ________________________ 2021 Westminster __________________ 1326 Carnegie Tech ________________ 13 0 Delaware Valley ________________ 631 Alfred _________________________ 14 0 Allegheny _____________________ 2626 Washington & Jefferson _________ 022 Hiram ___________________________ 8


Season Record: 6-3 0 Edinboro ________________________ 712 Clarion __________________________ 7 7 Westminster ____________________ 862 Carnegie Tech __________________ 0 8 Delaware Valley ________________ 712 Alfred ___________________________ 735 Geneva _________________________ 713 Frostburg _______________________ 014 Hiram _________________________ 40


Season Record: 4-4 7 Edinboro ______________________ 27 0 Clarion ________________________ 2413 Westminster __________________ 3236 Brockport _______________________ 741 Carnegie Tech ________________ 26 6 Geneva _______________________ 1920 Frostburg St. ____________________ 047 Hiram _________________________ 12


Season Record: 4-5 0 Albright _______________________ 24

6 Clarion ________________________ 36 6 Westminster __________________ 2019 Brockport _______________________ 632 Carnegie Tech ________________ 13 7 Thiel ____________________________ 017 Geneva _______________________ 33 0 Waynesburg __________________ 5313 Hiram _________________________ 10


Season Record: 4-4-113 Ohio Wesleyan ________________ 1716 Lycoming _____________________ 12 0 Westminster ____________________ 720 Delaware Valley ________________ 628 Carnegie Tech __________________ 0 8 Thiel __________________________ 1321 Geneva _________________________ 613 Waynesburg __________________ 1323 Hiram _________________________ 24


Season Record: 8-0-127 Lycoming _______________________ 820 Brockport _______________________ 028 Washington & Jefferson _______ 1052 Carnegie Tech ________________ 3521 Westminster __________________ 2141 Geneva _________________________ 6 8 Delaware Valley ________________ 638 Hiram ___________________________ 634 Thiel ____________________________ 0


Season Record: 6-315 Heidelberg ____________________ 1634 Brockport _______________________ 631 Washington & Jefferson _______ 1630 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 1213 Westminster __________________ 2835 Geneva _________________________ 728 Hobart __________________________ 643 Adrian __________________________ 6 6 Thiel ____________________________ 8


Season Record: 7-220 Brockport _____________________ 1213 Adrian __________________________ 814 Adelbert ______________________ 1110 Carnegie Mellon ________________ 6 7 Thiel __________________________ 1342 Geneva _________________________ 032 Hobart ________________________ 2713 West Virginia St. ______________ 1510 Bethany _________________________ 7


Season Record: 3-4-128 Brockport _____________________ 1427 Case Western ___________________ 6 7 Wittenburg ____________________ 24 7 Thiel __________________________ 20 0 Geneva _________________________ 041 Millersville ____________________ 14 7 Ohio Northern __________________ 915 Bethany _______________________ 23

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Season Record: 5-3-110 Susquehanna _________________ 3518 Mount Union __________________ 2120 Brockport _______________________ 314 Juniata ________________________ 14 6 Bethany _________________________ 727 Geneva _________________________ 814 Ithaca ___________________________ 330 Bridgewater _____________________ 8 7 Thiel ____________________________ 0


Season Record: 2-6-1 7 Susquehanna _________________ 2314 Mount Union __________________ 21 7 Brockport _____________________ 2721 Thiel __________________________ 1412 Delaware Valley ______________ 28 7 Geneva _______________________ 42 7 Ithaca _________________________ 2728 Bridgewater _____________________ 6 6 Bethany _________________________ 6


Season Record: 0-814 Susquehanna _________________ 29 0 Mount Union __________________ 25 6 Ohio Wesleyan ________________ 41 0 Thiel __________________________ 2112 John Carroll ___________________ 2814 Geneva _______________________ 41 6 Juniata ________________________ 55 9 Bethany _______________________ 21

1973Coach: Joe Kopnisky

Season Record: 2-6-113 Susquehanna _________________ 2412 Mount Union __________________ 35 0 Ohio Wesleyan ________________ 1012 Thiel __________________________ 23 6 John Carroll ___________________ 41 8 Geneva _________________________ 713 Kenyon _________________________ 0 7 Bethany _________________________ 7 6 Ursinus _______________________ 17

1974Coach: Joe Kopnisky

Season Record: 5-3-114 Susquehanna _________________ 1414 Delaware Valley ________________ 0 6 Ohio Wesleyan ________________ 1727 Thiel __________________________ 13 7 Allegheny _____________________ 3322 Geneva _______________________ 15 7 Kenyon _________________________ 6 6 Bethany _______________________ 2110 Ursinus _________________________ 0

1975Coach: Joe KopniskySeason Record: 5-4

14 Susquehanna ___________________ 721 Delaware Valley ________________ 6 7 Ohio Wesleyan ________________ 10 8 Thiel __________________________ 2210 Allegheny _____________________ 1534 Geneva _________________________ 0

14 Kenyon _________________________ 635 Bethany _________________________ 0 0 Wilmington ___________________ 30


13 Bethany _________________________ 321 Thiel ____________________________ 7 7 Mount Union __________________ 28 0 Westminster __________________ 2717 Geneva _________________________ 8 6 Kenyon _______________________ 1035 Frostburg St. ____________________ 029 Wash. and Jeff. ________________ 12 7 Waynesburg ____________________ 3


20 Bethany _______________________ 1412 Adrian ________________________ 2113 Thiel ____________________________ 714 Mount Union __________________ 19 0 Westminster __________________ 2817 Geneva _________________________ 010 Kenyon _________________________ 824 Frostburg St. ____________________ 719 Washington & Jefferson _________ 313 Waynesburg __________________ 24

1978Coach: Joe KopniskySeason Record: 4-4-1

21 Thiel ____________________________ 721 Adrian ________________________ 1038 Mount Union __________________ 38 7 Westminster __________________ 42 0 Geneva _______________________ 1334 Kenyon _______________________ 2128 Oberlin _________________________ 0 0 Waynesburg __________________ 2710 Washington & Jefferson _______ 19


6 Thiel __________________________ 1013 Adrian ________________________ 1414 Mount Union __________________ 3012 Westminster ____________________ 726 Geneva _______________________ 25 0 Kenyon _______________________ 1011 Oberlin _______________________ 14 3 Waynesburg __________________ 4228 Washington & Jefferson _________ 0


0 Bethany _______________________ 13 2 Buffalo __________________________ 317 Duquesne _____________________ 16 0 Westminster __________________ 2416 Oberlin _______________________ 1413 Geneva _______________________ 27 7 Frostburg St. ____________________ 0 0 Waynesburg __________________ 4816 Hiram _________________________ 14


0 Bethany _______________________ 10

6 Buffalo ________________________ 4210 Duquesne _______________________ 6 0 Westminster __________________ 4810 Oberlin _______________________ 13 7 Geneva _______________________ 45 0 Frostburg St. __________________ 2917 Waynesburg __________________ 14 0 Hiram _________________________ 14


7 Duquesne _____________________ 1835 Thiel ____________________________ 714 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 35 0 Westminster __________________ 3428 Oberlin _________________________ 8 0 Geneva _______________________ 1431 Frostburg St. __________________ 3513 Waynesburg __________________ 3510 Buffalo St. _____________________ 11


7 Thiel ____________________________ 3 0 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 2421 Duquesne _____________________ 19 3 Westminster __________________ 2426 Oberlin _______________________ 24 0 Geneva _______________________ 10 6 Frostburg St. __________________ 28 9 Waynesburg __________________ 14 3 Buffalo St. _______________________ 6

1984Coach: Chris SmithSeason Record: 3-6

10 Duquesne _______________________ 7 7 Hiram ___________________________ 6 7 Thiel ____________________________ 9 6 Bethany _______________________ 3117 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 3515 John Carroll ___________________ 14 0 Waynesburg __________________ 30 7 Washington & Jefferson _______ 37 6 Allegheny _______________________ 9


9 Duquesne _______________________ 310 Hiram _________________________ 1425 Thiel __________________________ 1819 Bethany _______________________ 16 3 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 38 3 John Carroll _____________________ 713 Waynesburg ____________________ 7 3 Washington & Jefferson _________ 7 7 Allegheny _____________________ 12


14 Duquesne _____________________ 24 6 Mercyhurst ____________________ 2114 Washington & Jefferson _______ 4718 Hiram _________________________ 2721 Thiel ____________________________ 028 Bethany _______________________ 2025 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 2223 John Carroll _____________________ 023 Allegheny _______________________ 0


20 Duquesne _______________________ 0 3 Mercyhurst ____________________ 3410 Washington & Jefferson _______ 4212 Hiram _________________________ 2231 Thiel __________________________ 1442 Bethany _________________________ 622 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 33 8 John Carroll ___________________ 30 7 Allegheny _____________________ 27

1988Coach: Chris Smith

Season Record: 4-4-120 Duquesne _______________________ 910 Mercyhurst ____________________ 3019 Wooster ______________________ 14 9 Washington & Jefferson _______ 3521 Hiram _________________________ 2628 Thiel __________________________ 2121 Bethany _______________________ 3221 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 21 3 John Carroll _____________________ 2

1989Coach: Chris Smith

Season Record: 2-6-1 7 Duquesne _____________________ 14 7 Mercyhurst ____________________ 31 7 Wooster ______________________ 14 7 Washington & Jefferson _______ 4914 Hiram _________________________ 1418 Thiel __________________________ 3514 Bethany _________________________ 6 7 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 3514 Waynesburg ____________________ 9


7 Duquesne _____________________ 12 7 Gannon _________________________ 9 0 Frostburg St. __________________ 41 0 Washington & Jefferson _______ 5621 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 4910 Thiel ____________________________ 021 Bethany _______________________ 35 7 Waynesburg __________________ 2414 Buffalo St. _____________________ 29


37 Frostburg State _______________ 3231 Duquesne _____________________ 2712 Waynesburg __________________ 2019 Gannon _______________________ 31 3 Washington & Jefferson _______ 3814 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 4312 Thiel __________________________ 2126 Bethany _______________________ 2126 Buffalo St. _____________________ 28


26 Duquesne _____________________ 2723 Waynesburg ____________________ 335 Bluffton _______________________ 1058 Bethany _________________________ 841 Thiel ____________________________ 613 Washington & Jefferson _______ 3414 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 3520 Gannon _______________________ 3334 Oberlin _________________________ 0

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35 Hiram _________________________ 1428 Waynesburg __________________ 2224 Bluffton _______________________ 1323 Bethany _______________________ 1914 Thiel __________________________ 20 0 Washington & Jefferson _______ 56 7 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 48 3 Gannon _________________________ 935 Oberlin _________________________ 7


21 Kenyon _________________________ 731 Bluffton _________________________ 715 Washington & Jefferson _______ 48 7 Waynesburg __________________ 3440 Bethany _________________________ 734 Thiel ____________________________ 622 Mercyhurst ____________________ 3420 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 55 7 Brockport _____________________ 48


31 Kenyon _______________________ 1627 Bluffton _______________________ 40 0 Washington & Jefferson _______ 48 7 Waynesburg __________________ 3625 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 30 6 Bethany _______________________ 1316 Thiel __________________________ 1427 Mercyhurst ____________________ 3816 Walsh _________________________ 21 7 Brockport _______________________ 8


0 Kenyon _______________________ 13 6 Wooster^^ _____________________ 723 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 2639 Thiel ____________________________ 6 2 Washington & Jefferson _______ 29 7 Waynesburg __________________ 3221 Bluffton _______________________ 1313 Bethany _______________________ 17 0 Denison _______________________ 1027 Alfred _________________________ 38^-overtime


37 Kenyon _______________________ 30 3 Wooster ______________________ 1026 Carnegie Mellon ________________ 732 Thiel ____________________________ 931 Washington & Jefferson _______ 2842 Waynesburg __________________ 3071 Bluffton _______________________ 2135 Bethany _______________________ 2156 Alfred _________________________ 3541 Denison _______________________ 2912 Kings Point* ___________________ 25*ECAC Southwest Championship


17 Wooster ______________________ 2615 Ohio Wesleyan ________________ 2540 Bluffton _________________________ 0

37 Bethany _______________________ 2055 Thiel ____________________________ 031 Washington & Jefferson _________ 726 Waynesburg __________________ 3340 Kenyon _________________________ 326 Alfred _________________________ 3531 Muhlenberg^ _________________ 34^-overtime


28 Wooster ______________________ 319 Ohio Wesleyan ________________ 1422 Bluffton _______________________ 3024 Bethany _________________________ 356 Thiel ____________________________ 010 Washington & Jefferson _______ 3328 Waynesburg __________________ 2445 Kenyon _______________________ 2628 Alfred _________________________ 1431 Muhlenberg^ _________________ 24^-overtime


9 Dickinson _____________________ 1327 Kenyon^ ______________________ 217 Wooster ______________________ 2727 Thiel ____________________________ 717 Washington & Jefferson _______ 3832 Waynesburg^^^^ ____________ 290 Westminster __________________ 2320 Bethany^ _____________________ 1414 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 1039 Alfred ________________________ 17^-overtime


14 Dickinson _____________________ 2341 Kenyon _________________________ 627 Thiel __________________________ 400 Washington & Jefferson _______ 3110 Waynesburg __________________ 217 Westminster __________________ 169 Bethany _________________________ 014 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 1710 Alfred ________________________ 160 Wooster ________________________ 6


30 Hiram ___________________________ 76 Carnegie Mellon^ _______________ 914 Defiance ______________________ 3728 Bethany _______________________ 203 Thiel __________________________ 237 Washington & Jefferson _______ 3424 Waynesburg __________________ 307 Westminster __________________ 1912 Alfred ___________________________ 717 Kings Point ____________________ 35^-overtime


68 Hiram _________________________ 2021 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 359 Defiance ______________________ 1417 Bethany _________________________ 316 Thiel __________________________ 1528 Washington & Jefferson _______ 3610 Waynesburg __________________ 4520 Westminster __________________ 49

28 Alfred _________________________ 2129 Kings Point ____________________ 14


54 Manchester ___________________ 1416 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 1413 Wooster ______________________ 283 Muhlenberg ___________________ 2763 Bethany _________________________ 69 Thiel __________________________ 2414 Washington & Jefferson_______ 5614 Waynesburg __________________ 510 Alfred _________________________ 166 Westminster ____________________ 9


21 Manchester ___________________ 2416 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 207 Thomas More _________________ 1516 Muhlenberg _____________________ 621 Bethany _______________________ 120 Thiel __________________________ 3014 Washington & Jefferson_______ 377 Waynesburg ____________________ 67 Alfred _________________________ 2713 Westminster __________________ 14


0 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 2820 Thomas More _________________ 2118 Waynesburg __________________ 2921 Westminster __________________ 2028 Bethany _______________________ 340 Thiel __________________________ 2018 Washington & Jefferson_______ 5221 Rochester _____________________ 3840 Case Western Reserve ________ 3314 Kings Point ______________________ 6


13 Dickinson _____________________ 176 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 1623 Thomas More _________________ 1623 Waynesburg __________________ 277 Westminster __________________ 1436 Bethany _______________________ 1514 Thiel __________________________ 1314 Washington & Jefferson_______ 4944 Saint Vincent ___________________ 012 Geneva _______________________ 13


7 Dickinson _____________________ 3419 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 1041 Bethany _______________________ 3521 Washington & Jefferson_______ 4927 Saint Vincent _________________ 1238 Geneva _______________________ 1314 Thomas More _________________ 3523 Waynesburg __________________ 1921 Westminster __________________ 2420 Thiel __________________________ 14

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Coach: Chris SmithSeason Record: 5-4

47 Dickinson _____________________ 5240 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 4535 Bethany _______________________ 1410 Washington & Jefferson _______ 2841 Saint Vincent _________________ 2017 Geneva* ______________________ 347 Thomas More _________________ 1735 Waynesburg __________________ 2438 Westminster __________________ 3131 Thiel^^ _______________________ 24*-game vacated after the season^-overtime


21 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 2817 Lebanon Valley _______________ 1431 Westminster __________________ 1616 Waynesburg __________________ 429 Thomas More _________________ 3113 Geneva _________________________ 717 Saint Vincent _________________ 4214 Washington & Jefferson _______ 2121 Bethany _________________________ 735 Thiel __________________________ 21


19 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 217 Lebanon Valley _______________ 2720 Westminster __________________ 2526 Waynesburg __________________ 327 Thomas More _________________ 377 Geneva _______________________ 2321 Saint Vincent _________________ 1624 Washington & Jefferson _______ 2114 Bethany _______________________ 3335 Thiel ____________________________ 3


20 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 2347 Anderson (Ind.) _______________ 1017 Washington & Jefferson _______ 2444 Bethany _______________________ 4023 Westminster __________________ 2114 Waynesburg __________________ 210 Thomas More _________________ 2726 Geneva _________________________ 827 Saint Vincent _________________ 1021 Thiel ____________________________ 7


28 Carnegie Mellon ______________ 1042 Anderson (Ind.) _________________ 019 Washington & Jefferson _______ 4031 Bethany _______________________ 3424 Westminster __________________ 210 Waynesburg __________________ 387 Thomas More _________________ 447 Geneva _______________________ 3936 Saint Vincent _________________ 2650 Thiel __________________________ 44

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Year Name Yards2013 Steve Maskrey 6772012 Shane Kaclik 10982011 Blaine Miller 5922010 Blaine Miller 6522009 Andrew DiDonato 5282008 Brian Mercer 7002007 Brian Mercer 4852006 Matt Weil 5912005 Matt Weil 4102004 Brandon McGlothlin 3632003 Brandon McGlothlin 5242002 Steve Roberts 6902001 Steve Roberts 7012000 R.J. Bowers 17331999 R.J. Bowers 20981998 R.J. Bowers 22831997 Doug Steiner 14901996 Doug Steiner 10731995 Jon Scott 4861994 Jason Hollenbaugh 4421993 Chad Rush 4041992 Mike Bown 6091991 Chad Rush 3921990 Kent LaMotta 3341989 Kent LaMotta 3981988 Kent LaMotta 3551987 John Keller 3231986 Kirk Fennell 6631985 Norm White 3921984 Mark Hutter 3981983 Jim Segerdahl 5471982 Jim Segerdahl 5761981 Jim Segerdahl 4451980 Lou Divers 3971979 George Christ 4471978 John Grau 5261977 George Christ 4431976 Dave Horton 6441975 Dave Horton 4241974 Bill Jordan 7371973 Chuck Gaetano 6581972 Chuck Gaetano 4851971 Chuck Gaetano 5701970 Chuck Gaetano 6901969 Jack Ramsay 6371968 Greg Magness 7001967 Greg Magness 3341966 Greg Magness 6441965 Tom Shear 6411964 Tom Shear 5091963 Fred Yetka 4771962 Darl Lochinger 6931961 Darl Lochinger 4081960 Darl Lochinger 4461959 Tom LaMotta 8291958 Tom LaMotta 570

Most Seasons Leading Team4-Chuck Gaetano (1970-73)3-R.J. Bowers (1998-2000)3-Kent LaMotta (1988-90)3-Darl Lochinger (1960-62)3-Greg Magness (1966-68)3-Jim Segerdahl (1981-83)

RECEPTIONSYear Name Rec2013 Anthony Ritchie 552012 Anthony Ritchie 432011 Anthony Ritchie 412010 Blaine Miller (TB) 362009 Luke O’Hara 532008 Stephen Mercer 672007 Ian Tobin (HB) 692006 Scott Fichter 392005 Scott Fichter 392004 Dave DiDonato 292003 Dave DiDonato 522002 Jason DeMeo 152001 Todd Gibson 262000 Jack Gillespie (HB) 91999 Garret Schmidt 81998 Garret Schmidt 111997 Jake Dailey 221996 Garret Schmidt 191995 Tom Flenner 611994 Andy Sems 311993 Scott Henry 461992 Rick Sems 621991 Rick Sems 731990 Kevin Kegarise 251989 Tom Karenbauer 391988 Tom Karenbauer 411987 Tom Karenbauer 251986 Jeff Mateer 401985 Jeff Mateer 511984 Jeff Mateer 541983 Mark Taylor 311982 Mark Taylor 301981 Dan Haer 181980 Joe Mrochek 121979 Randy Zortman 241978 Steve Mersky 221977 Jack Kopnisky 201976 Jack Kopnisky 191975 Dave Horton (HB) 141974 Steve Lane (TE) 91973 Mark Kosick 271972 Mark Kosick 221971 Al Mander 241970 Jack Mackert 191969 Jack Mackert 131968 Greg Magness (HB) 211967 Ken Wyman 201966 Russ Snead 131965 Tom Behr 121964 Ed Houston 81963 Ed Houston 131962 Ed Houston 121961 Todd Alexander (HB) 121960 Mike Schwerin 61959 Ron Plano (HB) 91958 Don Hayes 12

Most Seasons Leading Team3-Ed Houston (1962-64)3-Tom Karenbauer (1987-89)3-Jeff Mateer (1984-86)3-Anthony Ritchie (2011-13)3-Garret Schmidt (1996, 98-99)

PASSINGYear Name Yds TD2013 Brian Pell 1672 102012 Brian Pell 1361 132011 Brian Pell 1227 92010 Brian Pell 889 42009 Andrew DiDonato 2466 182008 Andrew DiDonato 1923 102007 Andrew DiDonato 1566 82006 Andrew DiDonato 1554 132005 Bradford Clark 737 32004 Bradford Clark 716 62003 Sam Mowrey 1468 162002 Todd Smargiasso 868 62001 Mike Kashurba 720 42000 Steve Lacinski 503 11999 Steve Lacinski 390 31998 Steve Lacinski 444 11997 Steve Lacinski 462 31996 Jeff Porter 475 21995 T.J. Rockwell 1448 61994 Doug Hamsher 1044 81993 George Fichter 997 81992 Tom Miles 1767 151991 Duke Johncour 1914 121990 Duke Johncour 670 11989 Dave Contini 601 21988 Jeff Cass 1375 71987 Jeff Cass 657 41986 Jeff Cass 744 51985 Matt McKinley 481 11984 Gary Lapia 916 61983 Gary Glew 670 31982 Gary Glew 865 51981 Jeff Kockler 720 21980 Gary Glew 209 01979 Gary Peterson 1226 61978 Gary Peterson 608 31977 Mike Tappe 505 61976 Greg Maxcy 528 31975 Greg Maxcy 713 51974 Greg Maxcy 361 11973 Greg Maxcy 727 31972 Bob Rafferty 478 21971 Bob Smith 690 31970 Gary Teter 521 61969 Gary Teter 635 41968 Gary Teter 733 91967 Mike Zeigler 1091 121966 Mike Zeigler 883 151965 Mike Zeigler 707 41964 Ed Pendergast 210 01963 Todd Alexander 357 41962 Jim Morrow 520 61961 Jim Morrow 374 11960 Getty George 310 51959 Getty George 463 51958 Ray Thompson 199 3

Most Seasons Leading Team4-Andrew DiDonato (2006-09)4-Steve Lacinski (1997-2000)4-Greg Maxcy (1973-76)4-Brian Pell (2010-13)3-Jeff Cass (1986-88)3-Gary Glew (1980, 82-83)3-Gary Teter (1968-70)3-Mike Zeigler (1965-67)

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Most Seasons Leading Team3-Tom Karenbauer (1987-89)3-Jack Kopnisky (1974, 76-77)3-Jeff Mateer (1984-86)3-Anthony Ritchie (2011-13)3-Garret Schmidt (1996, 98-99)

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SCORINGYear Name Pts2013 Steve Maskrey (TB) 622012 Shane Kaclik (TB) 902011 Blaine Miller (TB) 862010 Blaine Miller (TB) 662009 Blaine Miller (TB) 662008 Brian Mercer (TB) 842007 Brian Mercer (TB) 422006 A. DiDonato (QB) 422005 Ken Roudybush (FB) 302004 Bran. McGlothlin (FB) 362003 Dave DiDonato (SE) 622002 Steve Roberts (FB) 602001 Mike Orlando (FB) 442000 R.J. Bowers (FB) 1161999 R.J. Bowers (FB) 1541998 R.J. Bowers (FB) 2061997 Doug Steiner (FB) 1741996 Doug Steiner (FB) 541995 J. Hollenbaugh (FB) 421994 Doug Hamsher (QB) 42

Scott Henry (FL) 421993 Brian Wolfe (K) 311992 Mike Bown (FB) 601991 Rick Sems (FL) 441990 Kent LaMotta (TB) 241989 Greg Scott (FB) 181988 Craig Thompson (TB) 421987 Doug Hart (K) 451986 Kirk Fennell (TB) 501985 Doug Hart (K) 421984 Jeff Mateer (SE) 141983 Bill Sopchak (K) 191982 Jim Segerdahl (HB) 361981 Lou DeFabio (K) 201980 Lou Divers (HB) 12

Gary Glew (QB) 12Craig Steen (FB) 12

1979 Gary Peterson (QB) 241978 George Christ (FB) 441977 Jack Kopnisky (SE) 301976 Dave Horton (HB) 301975 Dave Horton (HB) 361974 Denny Flora (HB) 261973 Chuck Gaetano (FB) 18

Mark Kosick (E) 18Greg Maxcy (QB) 18

1972 Denny Flora (HB) 201971 George Abel (HB) 301970 Steve Oliver (HB) 421969 Jack Ramsay (FB) 361968 Greg Magness (HB) 961967 Bob Werner (HB) 481966 Russ Snead (HB) 481965 Thom Shear (HB) 301964 Thom Shear (HB) 301963 Thom Shear (HB) 361962 Todd Alexander (QB) 24

Ed Houston (E) 24Darl Lochinger (HB) 24

1961 Todd Alexander (QB) 24Youngo (HB) 24

1960 Norm Wilmans (HB) 281959 Tom LaMotta (FB) 621958 Tom LaMotta (FB) 44

Most Seasons Leading Team3-Blaine Miller (2009-11)3-R.J. Bowers (1998-2000)3-Thom Shear (1963-65)

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSALL-PURPOSE

Year Name Yds2013 Anthony Ritchie 8992012 Shane Kaclik 12182011 Jimmy Bailey 11082010 Blaine Miller 10902009 Blaine Miller 9332008 Brian Mercer 9092007 Ian Tobin 10812006 Matt Weaver 6902005 Scott Fichter 7462004 Ross Trimmer 6722003 Dave DiDonato 8732002 Steve Roberts 11952001 Steve Roberts 13942000 R.J. Bowers 19791999 R.J. Bowers 23721998 R.J. Bowers 28761997 R.J. Bowers 20261996 Doug Steiner 10941995 Tom Flenner 8911994 Scott Henry 5691993 Scott Henry 6391992 Rick Sems 10061991 Rick Sems 10261990 Rick Sems 5351989 Tom Karenbauer 5341988 Tom Karenbauer 5341987 Tom Karenbauer 3941986 Kirk Fennell 7571985 Jeff Mateer 6211984 Mark Hutter 6921983 Jim Segerdahl 7061982 Jim Segerdahl 7231981 Jim Segerdahl 8601980 Lou Divers 8661979 Lou Divers 9211978 George Christ 5031977 Jack Kopnisky 5091976 Dave Horton 7401975 Dave Horton 5541974 Bill Jordan 7751973 Chuck Gaetano 7551972 Denny Flora 6581971 Chuck Gaetano 7201970 Chuck Gaetano 8671969 Greg Magness 9531968 Greg Magness 15311967 Brian Bancroft 8021966 Russ Snead 9271965 Thom Shear 9861964 Thom Shear 10071963 Thom Shear 4881962 Darl Lochinger 6931961 Todd Alexander 5061960 Darl Lochinger 448Most Seasons Leading Team4-R.J. Bowers (1997-2000)3-Chuck Gaetano (1970-71, 73)3-Tom Karenbauer (1987-89)3-Jim Segerdahl (1981-83)3-Rick Sems (1990-92)3-Thom Shear (1963-65)2-Lou Divers (1979-80)2-Scott Henry (1993-94)2-Dave Horton (1975-76)2-Darl Lochinger (1960, 62)2-Greg Magness (1968-69)2-Steve Roberts (2001-02)

INTERCEPTIONSYear Name Int Yds2013 Joe Diani 4 562012 Joe Diani 5 652011 Joe Diani 3 29

Kurt Devlin 3 72010 Chris Korn 3 172009 Randy Santina 4 392008 Zach Fulmer 5 602007 Mike Baker 5 -22006 C. Schwamberger 5 382005 Ross Trimmer 2 57

Shane Coughlin 2 62004 Ross Trimmer 4 137

Gene Iannuzzi 4 642003 Dan Roseum 3 232002 Gene Iannuzzi 5 622001 Greg Grupp 4 372000 Mike Volchko 5 311999 Brock McCullough 5 1141998 Mike Kashurba 6 991997 John Neumann 3 20

Tony Kunczewski 3 101996 Kevin Forney 5 16

John Neumann 5 -11995 Rich Shields 3 411994 Ryan Neal 2 25

Bryan Kozinski 2 101993 John Dickun 3 31

Chris White 3 101992 John Morrison 5 151991 John Morrison 5 01990 Tony Colangelo 3 111989 Tony Colangelo 5 321988 Tony Colangelo 8 1001987 Tim Saxton 5 151986 Keith Jones 3 211985 Keith Jones 4 71

Joe Joseph 4 391984 Bill Sopchak 3 11983 John Roth 5 941982 Tim Sullivan 2 161981 Tim Sullivan 2 61980 Steve Mersky 3 121979 Steve Mersky 2 431978 Steve Grejda 5 50

Bob King 5 371977 Bob King 4 291976 Greg Pierce 7 711975 Jeff Bell 3 39

Todd Powless 3 191974 Bob Hoyland 4 31973 Bob Hoyland 6 331972 Pat Dillon 3 25

Dan Cardone 3 81971 Chris Smith 6 85

Bob Penar 6 281970 Chris Smith 5 301969 Chris Smith 4 92

Dave Cashdollar 4 20Jim Keefer 4 8

1968 Chris Smith 7 771967 Brent Boore 7 61966 Larry Sawyer 5 1131965 Bill Ammon 4 25Most Seasons Leading Team4-Chris Smith (1968-71)3-Tony Colangelo (1988-90)3-Joe Diani (2011-13)

TACKLESYear Name Tack2013 Ben Manwaring 1032012 Jason Ferguson 842011 Chris Gibbs 792010 Mark Rossol 692009 Jason Ferguson 1052008 Adam Eichler 1042007 Adam Eichler 922006 Bill Waugh 1032005 Aaron Margo 962004 Mike Choby 1052003 Mike Choby 922002 Mike Choby 952001 Adam Corbett 1022000 Adam Corbett 1191999 Tony Kunczewski 1011998 Casey Creehan 1261997 Casey Creehan 921996 Rich Mokros 711995 Rich Shields 841994 Scott Fraser 1201993 Scott Fraser 110

Most Seasons Leading Team3-Mike Choby (2002-04)2-Adam Corbett (2000-01)2-Casey Creehan (1997-98)2-Adam Eichler (2007-08)2-Jason Ferguson (2009, 12)2-Scott Fraser (1993-94)

SACKSYear Name Sack2013 Ben Manwaring 3.5

Brent Veerman 3.52012 Ryan Althausen 4

Marc Shamley 42011 Ryan Althausen 5.5

Zack Patterson 5.52010 Marc Shamley 4.52009 Jason Ferguson 3.52008 Marc Shamley 5

Kevin Twarek 52007 Justin Fowler 5.52006 Bill Waugh 42005 Steve Weary 62004 Steve Weary 42003 Mike Choby 9.52002 Kyle Vuchak 32001 Jonathan Forbes 82000 Jonathan Forbes 81999 Burt Romanoff 51998 Mark Furgeson 151997 Burt Romanoff 71996 Ed Fox 41995 Doug DeWoody 31994 Steve Adams 41993 Chris Peterson 3

Most Seasons Leading Team2-Ryan Althausen (2011-12)2-Jonathan Forbes (2000-01)2-Burt Romanoff (1997, 99)2-Marc Shamley (2010, 12)2-Steve Weary (2004-05)

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Todd AlexanderHalfback/Defensive Back

1960-1963

Sixteen men associated with Grove City football have been inducted into the College’s Athletic Hall of Fame.

Jack BehringerHead Football Coach

1957-1972

R.J. BowersFullback

1997-2000

Bob CasalandraDefensive Tackle

1957-1960

Jeff CassQuarterback1985-1988

Tom LaMottaFullback

1956-1959

Jim McElhaneyDefensive End

1982-1983

Ron PlanoHalfback/Kicker/Punter

1956-1959

Charles PurdueDefensive Tackle

1966-1969

Wayne SedlakDefensive Back

1971-1974

Thomas ShearHalfback

1962-1965

Don ShockeyDefensive Back/Kick Returner

1959-1962

Jerry SmoyerHalfback/Defensive Back

1958-1961

Doug SteinerFullback

1994-1997

Robert E. ThornQuarterback1912-1915

Athletic Director1920-1957

Mike ZeiglerQuarterback1964-1967

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RUSHINGMost Yards

Game: 305, R.J. Bowers, vs. Kenyon, 1999

Season: 2,283, R.J. Bowers, 19982,098, R.J. Bowers, 1999

Career: 7,353, R.J. Bowers, 1997-20002,726, Doug Steiner, 1994-97

300-Yard Performances305, R.J. Bowers, at Kenyon, 1999304, R.J. Bowers, vs. Thiel, 1998301, R.J. Bowers, vs. Thiel, 2000

200-Yard Performances292, R.J. Bowers, at Bethany, 1998288, R.J. Bowers, at Wash. & Jeff., 1998287, R.J. Bowers, at Alfred, 1999270, R.J. Bowers, at Thiel, 1999266, R.J. Bowers, at Waynesburg, 2000264, R.J. Bowers, vs. Bluffton, 1998262, R.J. Bowers, vs. Kenyon, 1998257, Doug Steiner, vs. Thiel, 1996253, R.J. Bowers, vs. Bethany, 1999243, R.J. Bowers, vs. Bluffton, 1997238, R.J. Bowers, vs. Wooster, 1999228, Doug Steiner, at Alfred, 1997228, R.J. Bowers, at Waynesburg, 1998 Clayton Hall, vs. CMU, 2010226, R.J. Bowers, vs. Alfred, 2000225, Blaine Miller vs. Thiel, 2010224, Doug Steiner, at Denison, 1997228, R.J. Bowers, vs. Alfred, 1998207, Doug Steiner, at Kenyon, 1997205, Steve Roberts, vs. Bethany, 2001

Most CarriesGame: 47, R.J. Bowers, vs. Waynesburg, 2000

43, R.J. Bowers, vs. Alfred, 1998

Season: 352, R.J. Bowers, 2000Career: 1,188, R.J. Bowers, 1997-2000

PASSINGMost Yards

Game: 382, Andrew DiDonato, CMU, 2009365, A. DiDonato, Westminster, 2009306, T.J. Rockwell, Mercyhurst, 1995

Season: 2,466, Andrew DiDonato, 20091,923, Andrew DiDonato, 20081,914, Duke Johncour, 1991

Career: 7,509, Andrew DiDonato, 2006-095,149, Brian Pell, 2010-133,006, Jeff Cass, 1985-88

300-Yard Performances382, Andrew DiDonato, at CMU, 2009365, Andrew DiDonato, Westminster, 2009306, T.J. Rockwell, at Mercyhurst, 1995305, Brian Pell, vs. Wash. & Jeff., 2011304, Sam Mowrey, vs. Wash. & Jeff., 2003301, Duke Johncour, vs. CMU, 1991

250-Yard Performances291, Andrew DiDonato, Dickinson, 2009290, Duke Johncour, at Gannon, 1991289, Brian Pell, at Bethany, 2013279, Andrew DiDonato, at Thiel, 2009278, Andrew DiDonato, Thiel, 2008273, Andrew DiDonato, at W&J, 2008268, Andrew DiDonato, Rochester, 2006267, George Fichter, Bethany, 1993259, T.J. Rockwell, at Bluffton, 1995258, Tom Miles, at Bethany, 1992252, Andrew DiDonato, Dickinson, 2007

Most CompletionsGame: 32, Andrew DiDonato, Dickinson, 2009

32, Andrew DiDonato, at Thiel, 200931, Andrew DiDonato, W&J, 200831, Andrew DiDonato, at CMU, 2009

Season: 240, Andrew DiDonato, 2009192, Andrew DiDonato, 2008167, Andrew DiDonato, 2007

Career: 750, Andrew DiDonato, 2006-09475, Brian Pell, 2010-13257, Jeff Cass, 1985-88

Most AttemptsGame: 56, Andrew DiDonato, W&J, 2008

54, Andrew DiDonato, W&J, 200947, Andrew DiDonato, Rochester, 200647, Andrew DiDonato, at CMU, 2009

Season: 368, Andrew DiDonato, 2009318, Andrew DiDonato, 2008299, Andrew DiDonato, 2007

Career: 1,260, Andrew DiDonato, 2006-09831, Brian Pell, 2010-13544, Jeff Cass, 1985-88

TouchdownsGame: 5, Andrew DiDonato, at CMU, 2009

Season: 18, Andrew DiDonato, 2009 16, Sam Mowrey, 200315, Mike Zeigler, 196615, Tom Miles, 1992

Career: 49, Andrew DiDonato, 2006-0936, Brian Pell, 2010-1332, Mike Zeigler, 1964-67

Completion PercentageGame: 93.3, Tom Miles, at Bethany, 1992,

(14 of 15)Season: 65.2, Andrew DiDonato, 2009 (240 of 368)Career: 59.7, Andrew DiDonato, 2006-09

(750 of 1260)

Lowest Interception PercentageSeason: 2.2, A. DiDonato, 2008 (7 in 318 att)Career: 3.0, Andrew DiDonato (38 in 1,260 att)

Most TouchdownsGame: 6, Greg Magness, vs. Geneva, 1968

6, R.J. Bowers, vs. Thiel, 19986, R.J. Bowers, vs. Kenyon, 1999

Season: 34, R.J. Bowers, 199829, Doug Steiner, 1997

Career: 91, R.J. Bowers, 1997-200040, Doug Steiner, 1994-97

Two Players Rushing For 1,000 Yards In One YearDoug Steiner (1,490) and R.J. Bowers (1,239), 1997

Three Players Rushing For 100 Yards In One GameR.J. Bowers (270), Mike Orlando (119) and JeremyMoore (103), at Thiel, 1999

Rushing Yards By a QuarterbackSeason: 531, Mike Zeigler, 1965Career: 1,395, Andrew DiDonato, 2006-09

Quarterback Andrew DiDonato is Grove City’sall-time leading passer with 7,509 career yards.

R.J. Bowers ran for 7,353 yards at Grove Cityfrom 1997-2000. He is college football’s first-ever 7,000-yard rusher.

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SCORINGTouchdowns

Game: 6, Greg Magness, vs. Geneva, 19686, R.J. Bowers, vs. Thiel, 19986, R.J. Bowers, vs. Kenyon, 1999

Season: 34, R.J. Bowers, 199829, Doug Steiner, 1997

Career: 92, R.J. Bowers, 1997-2000

Field Goals MadeGame: 4, Doug Hart, vs. Bethany, 1985Season: 12, Doug Hart, 1985

11, Doug Hart, 1987Career: 40, Doug Hart, 1985-1988

Field Goals AttemptedGame: 4, numerous timesSeason: 20, Doug Hart, 1985

18, Doug Hart, 1988Career: 71, Doug Hart, 1985-88

Extra PointsGame: 8, Ben Shreve, vs. Thiel, 1999Season: 35, Craig Bicehouse, 2009

30, Ben Shreve, 1999Career: 85, Ben Shreve, 1997-2000

72, Craig Bicehouse 2008-10

Extra Points AttemptedGame: 8, Ben Shreve, vs. Thiel, 1998

8, Ben Shreve, vs. Thiel, 1999Season: 38, Craig Bicehouse, 2009Career: 107, Ben Shreve, 1997-2000

76, Craig Bicehouse, 2008-10

Single-Season Extra Point Percentage100.0, Craig Bicehouse, 2010 (25 of 25)100.0, Jim Roberts, 1982 (18 of 18)

Two-Point ConversionsSeason: 5, Mike Zeigler, 1966Career: 7, Mike Zeigler, 1964-67

Defensive Two-Point ConversionsGame: 1, Jeff Smalley, at W&J, 1996

1, Mike Kashurba, at Bluffton, 1999RECEIVING

ReceptionsGame: 15, Stephen Mercer, at W&J, 2008

14, Stephen Mercer, vs. Thiel, 200813, Two tied

Season: 73, Rick Sems, 199169, Ian Tobin, 200767, Stephen Mercer, 2008

Career: 174, Rick Sems, 1989-92145, Jeff Mateer, 1983-86144, Anthony Ritchie, 2010-13

Receiving YardsGame: 203, Tom Flenner, vs. Mercyhurst, 1995

184, Kevin Kegarise, vs. Duquesne, 1990171, Stephen Mercer, vs. Thiel, 2008

Season: 1,023, Rick Sems, 19911,006, Rick Sems, 1992843, Tom Flenner, 1995

LONGEST PLAYSRushing

88, Phil Yancheff, vs. Wash. & Jeff., 197681, R.J. Bowers at Waynesburg, 1998

Passing95, Steve Lacinski to R.J. Bowers, at Kenyon, 199773, Zach Gross to Blaine Miller, at Waynesburg, 2010

Kickoff Return93, Ross Trimmer, vs. Wash. & Jeff., 200488, Greg Magness, at Hobart, 1968

Punt Return88, Jimmy Bailey, vs. Westminster, 201183, Stephen Mercer, vs. Geneva, 2008

Fumble Return87, Tim Yoho, vs. Geneva, 1977

Interception Return100, Ross Trimmer, vs. Bethany, 200496, Clay Piper, vs. Wash. & Jeff., 2005

Field Goal55, Doug Hart, vs. Hiram, 1986

Punt72, Marty Gargano, vs. Hiram, 1982

DEFENSETackles

Game: 28, Scott Fraser, at CMU, 199224, Casey Creehan, at OWU, 199822, Bryan Kozinski, vs. Waynesburg, 1993

Season: 126, Casey Creehan, 1998120, Scott Fraser, 1994119, Adam Corbett, 2000

Career: 350, Mike Choby, 2001-04349, Adam Corbett, 1998-2001330, Scott Fraser, 1991-94

SacksGame: 4, Mark Furgeson, at Muhlenberg, 1998

Season: 15, Mark Furgeson, 199811, Ed Fox, 19989.5, Mike Choby, 2003

Career: 21, Mark Furgeson, 1995-9820, Ed Fox, 1995-9816.5, Marc Shamley, 2008-12

Tackles For LossGame: 6, Mark Furgeson, at OWU, 1998

Season: 21, Jonathan Forbes, 200120, Mike Choby, 200318, Mark Furgeson, 1997

Career: 52.5, Mike Choby, 2001-0438, Jonathan Forbes, 1998-200135, Mark Furgeson, 1995-98

InterceptionsGame: 3, Numerous (Most Recent: Kurt Devlin

vs. Saint Vincent, 2011)

Season: 8, Tony Colangelo, 19887, Brent Boore, 19677, Chris Smith, 19687, Greg Pierce, 1976

Career: 22, Chris Smith, 1968-7116, Tony Colangelo, 1987-9014, Brent Boore, 1966-69

Interception YardageSeason: 137, Henry Horvat, 1967

137, Ross Trimmer, 2004114, Brock McCullough, 1999

Career: 284, Chris Smith, 1968-71228, Ross Trimmer, 2002-05209, Henry Horvat, 1964-67

Fumble RecoveriesGame: 3, Chris Petersen, vs. Waynesburg, 1993

Season: 5, Jim Steigerwald, 19705, Ryan Neal, 1993

Career: 9, Mark Furgeson, 1995-988, Jim Steigerwald, 1969-727, Kerry Vornadore, 1974-777, Ryan Neal, 1991-94

Career: 2,550, Rick Sems, 1989-921,857, Jeff Mateer, 1983-861,801, Anthony Ritchie, 2010-13

Receiving TouchdownsGame: 3, Rick Sems, Duquesne, 1991

3, Andy Sems, Bethany, 19923, Scott Henry, Bethany, 19933, Luke O’Hara, Westminster, 2009

Season: 10, Dave DiDonato, 20038, Anthony Ritchie, 20127, Six Tied

Career: 17, Anthony Ritchie, 2013-1317, Rick Sems, 1989-9214, Dave DiDonato, 2001-04

Stephen Mercer owns the school record forsingle-game receptions with 15. His 83-yardpunt return against Geneva in 2008 is the sec-ond-longest in program history.

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SPECIAL TEAMSPunts

Season: 67, Henry Johnston, 200564, Marty Gargano, 198364, Marty Gargano, 1984

Career: 189, Marty Gargano, 1981-84186, Ben Shreve, 1997-2000169, Henry Johnston, 2003-06

Punting AverageSeason: 40.8, Brian Neefe, 1969

38.8, Marty Gargano, 198438.7, Mike Titzel, 2002

Career: 38.4, Mike Titzel, 2000-0338.3, Brian Neefe, 1967-7036.9, Ben Shreve, 1997-2000

Kickoff ReturnsSeason: 32, Jimmy Bailey, 2011

31, Jeff Curran, 198229, John Morrison, 1991

Career: 71, Ross Trimmer, 2002-0563, R.J. Bowers, 1997-200059, John Morrison, 1989-92

Kickoff Return YardageSeason: 609, Jimmy Bailey, 2011

597, John Morrison, 1991538, R.J. Bowers, 1998

Career: 1,453, R.J. Bowers, 1997-20001,346, Ross Trimmer, 2002-051,209, John Morrison, 1989-92

Kickoff Return AverageSeason: 29.7, Lou Divers, 1981

26.9, R.J. Bowers, 199826.8, Craig Swiergol, 1986

Career: 23.1, R.J. Bowers, 1997-200022.6, Steve Bachman, 1968-7121.9, Lou Divers, 1978-81

Punt ReturnsSeason: 36, Jeff Curran, 1983

30, Jeff Cass, 198526, Steve Roberts, 2001

Career: 66, Jeff Cass, 1985-8865, Steve Roberts, 2000-0349, Garret Schmidt, 1996-99

Punt Return YardageSeason: 335, Brian Bancroft, 1967

328, Steve Roberts, 2001264, Jeff Cass, 1986

Career: 681, Steve Roberts, 2000-03624, Jeff Cass, 1985-88410, Brian Bancroft, 1964-67

Punt Return AverageSeason: 20.0, Jimmy Bailey, 2011

16.0, Brian Bancroft, 196713.9, Jeff Cass, 1986

Career: 16.0, Jimmy Bailey, 2010-1314.9, Larry Wise, 1960-6314.6, Brian Bancroft, 1964-67

Blocked KicksSeason: 7, Justin Fowler, 2006

6, Steve Weary, 20053, Jonathan Forbes, 20003, Kyle Vuchak, 20013, Steve Weary, 2004

Career: 9, Steve Weary, 2002-057, Justin Fowler, 20064, Kyle Vuchak, 1999-2002

TEAM RECORDSPoints Scored

Game: 90, vs. Morris Harvey, 193075, vs. California, Pa., 1910

Most In a Season: 374, 1997318, 1998

Points AllowedGame: 100, vs. Wash. & Jeff., 1913

76, vs. Wash. & Jeff., 1906Fewest In a Season: 0, 1911Most In a Season: 339, 1956

Rushing YardageGame: 579, vs. Bluffton, 1997

547, at Thiel, 1999Season: 3,315, 1997

3,228, 1998

Rushing AttemptsGame: 77, vs. Mount Union, 1978Season: 608, 1977

568, 1997

Rushing TouchdownsGame: 9, vs. Bluffton, 1997

8, at Thiel, 1999Season: 48, 1997

43, 1998

Passing YardageGame: 398, at Carnegie Mellon, 2009

393, Westminster, 2009

Season: 2,544, 20091,952, 2008

Passing AttemptsGame: 57, at Wash. & Jeff., 2008

54, Wash. & Jeff., 2009

Season: 374, 2009323, 2008

Passing TouchdownsGame: 6, at Carnegie Mellon, 2009

Season: 21, 200918, 1966

Total OffenseGame: 649, vs. Bluffton, 1997

623, at Bethany, 1992

Season: 4,249, 19973,821, 1998

MiscellaneousSeason Wins: 9, 1997

8, 1895, 1896, 1911, 1966Longest Win Streak: 15, 1925-27Conference Championships: 1997, 1998Most Shutouts: 9, 1911Consecutive Shutouts: 12, 1910-12Consecutive Games Scoring: 49, 1984-90Most Times Shutout In a Season: 8, 1904

Overtime RecordsMost OT Wins In a Season: 3, 2000Most OT Games In a Season: 3, 2000Longest Game: 4 OTs, at Waynesburg, 2000First Game: Sept. 14, 1996 (7-6 loss to Wooster)First OT Win: Nov. 6, 1999 (31-24 win overMuhlenberg)Last OT Game: Nov. 16, 2014 (50-44 win overThiel)Jeff Cass excelled both as a quarterback and

return specialist during the 1980s.

Steve Weary blocked six kicks in 2005. His ninecareer blocked place-kicks are the most in GroveCity history.

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The beautifully landscaped cam-pus of Grove City College stretchesover 150 acres and includes 28 neo-Gothic buildings. It is considered oneof the loveliest in the nation.

While the College has changedto meet the needs of the society itserves, its basic philosophy has re-mained unchanged since its found-ing in 1876. It is a Christian, liberalarts institution, dedicated to theprinciple of providing the highestquality education at the lowest pos-sible cost.

Wishing to remain truly inde-pendent and to retain its distinctivequalities as a private school gov-erned by private citizens (trustees),it is one of few colleges in the coun-try that does not accept federalfunds.

Affiliated with the PresbyterianChurch (U.S.A.), but not narrowly de-nominational, the College believesthat to be well-educated a studentshould be exposed to the centralideas of the Judeo-Christian tradi-tion.

Grove City College offers under-graduate degrees in liberal arts, sci-ences, engineering, business, andmusic and is distinguished as a na-tional leader in education.

Grove City’s programs in elec-trical and mechanical engineeringare accredited by the EngineeringAccreditation Commission Board ofthe Accreditation Board for Engi-neering and Technology.

The “big business school cur-riculum” prepares students fortoday’s global business reality. Anextensive variety of internship op-portunities are provided across thecurriculum.

Grove City College wants its stu-dents to be prepared in this age ofmobile information technology.

Each entering freshman receivesa tablet computer which is his or hersto keep upon graduation with afour-year degree.

This is part of the InformationTechnology Initiative, a total pro-gram integrating technology acrossthe curriculum.

The College believes that its stu-dent body has a unique mix of tal-ents and abilities.

Its Career Services programhelps students identify those key as-sets during the first year and thenbuilds a four-year strategy to helpthem pursue a satisfying career.

Personal counseling, profes-sional speakers, databases, alumnicontacts, summer internships, cor-porate visits, employer presentationsand more are incorporated into thecareer preparation experience.

Grove City follows the semestercalendar plan, in addition to offer-ing two-week sessions in Januaryand May.

Most of the 2,500 students livein separate men’s and women’s dor-mitories. The rest are local com-muters or married students.

A full program of cultural, pro-fessional, athletic and social activi-ties is offered, including 19 intercol-legiate varsity athletic teams.

Grove City, a town of 8,100people, is located 60 miles north ofPittsburgh. It is located nearInterstates 79 and 80 and has a mu-nicipal airport.

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Tuition$7,775 per semester

Room and Board$4,236 per semester

ABOUT THE COLLEGE

Grove City College’sBreen Student Union

PROGRAMS AND MAJORSACCOUNTINGAcounting (B.S.)

BIBLICAL AND RELIGIOUS STUDIESBiblical and Religious Studies (B.A.)

BIOLOGYBiology (B.S.)BUSINESS

Business Management (B.S.)Finance (B.S.)

Industrial Management (B.S.)International Business (B.S.)

Marketing Management (B.S.)CHEMISTRY

Biochemistry (B.S.)Chemistry (B.S.)

COMMUNICATION STUDIESCommunication Studies (B.A.)

COMPUTER SCIENCEComputer Science (B.S.)

Computer Information Systems (B.S.)ECONOMICS

Economics (B.A.)Business/Economics (B.S.)

EDUCATIONPre K-4 Elementary Education (B.S.)

Pre K-8 Special Education and Pre K-4Elementary Education (B.S.)

Middle Level Math/English/Science Education (B.S.)K-12 Biology/General Science Education (B.S.)

K-12 French Education (B.A.)K-12 Music Education (B.M.)

K-12 Spanish Education (B.A.)7-12 Biology/General Science Education (B.S.)

7-12 Chemistry Education (B.S.)7-12 Chemistry/General Science Education (B.S.)

7-12 English Education (B.A.)7-12 English/Communication Education (B.A.)

7-12 Mathematics Education (B.S.)7-12 Physics Education (B.S.)

7-12 Physics/General Science Education (B.S.)7-12 Social Studies Education (B.A.)

ELECTRICAL/COMPUTER ENGINEERINGElectrical/Computer Engineering (B.S.E.E.)

ENGLISHEnglish (B.A.)

ENTREPRENEURSHIPEntrepreneurship (B.S.)

HISTORYHistory (B.A.)

MATHEMATICSMathematics (B.S.)

MECHANICAL ENGINEERINGMechanical Engineering (B.S.M.E.)

MODERN LANGUAGESFrench (B.A.)

Spanish (B.A.)MUSIC & FINE ARTS

Music (B.M.)Music/Business (B.M.)

Music/Performing Arts (B.M.)Music/Religion (B.M.)

PHILOSOPHYPhilosophy (B.A.)

PHYSICAL EDUCATIONExercise Science (B.S.)

PHYSICSPhysics (B.S.)

Physics/Computer Hardware (B.S.)Physics/Computer Software (B.S.)

POLITICAL SCIENCEPolitical Science (B.A.)

PSYCHOLOGYPsychology (B.A. or B.S.)

SOCIOLOGYSociology (B.A.)

PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMSPre-DentalPre-HealthPre-Law

Pre-MedicalPre-Theology

Pre-Veterinary

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ATHLETIC FACILITIESAll 19 of Grove City College’s intercollegiate

varsity athletic teams utilize the College’s superiorfacilities for competition, practices and off-seasontraining and conditioning.

Grove City’s athletic facilities have undergonenumerous renovations and improvements in re-cent years, with more upgrades scheduled in theimmediate future.

On lower campus, Robert E. Thorn Field is hometo the College’s football and track and field teams.The College installed CSTurf at Robert E. ThornField. CSTurf is a synthetic playing surface thatfeatures polyethylene LSR grass fibers and a rub-ber infill system.

The College also installed lights and resurfacedthe 8-lane track around the field. Grove City alsoreconfigured its setup for track meets during theserenovations.

In 2011, the College installed a new state-of-the-art scoreboard and new bleachers on the visi-tors’ side at Thorn Field.

These upgrades benefit the entire campus com-munity as the complex is used by both the College’sclub sports teams and its intramural program,along with the varsity teams.

The track is also available for use by recre-ational walkers and joggers. The complex also fea-tures 10 all-weather tennis courts next to the sta-dium.

Phillips Field House, located at the north endof the complex, features several locker rooms, anathletic training room, meeting rooms and coaches’offices. It is used by the football, track and tennisprograms throughout the academic year.

The Physical Learning Center (PLC) houses theGrove City College Arena, home to the College’sbasketball and volleyball programs.

In summer 2012, the College renovated theArena by installing new lighting and a new playingfloor. In recent years, the Arena has also receivednew scoreboards and scorers’ tables.

The James E. Longnecker Pool is one of the nation’spremier small-college venues for both swimmingand diving and water polo.

In addition, the PLC features the James E.Longnecker Pool, one of the premier aquatic facili-ties in the region.

Each year, Grove City hosts the Presidents’ Ath-letic Conference Swimming and Diving Champion-ships at the state-of-the-art facility.

In 2012, the College also hosted the CollegiateWater Polo Association Division III Championshipsat the James E. Longnecker Pool.

The PLC also features a second pool, the Rec-reational Pool, which is used by members of theCollege community year-round.

A fitness room featuring aerobic and Cybexequipment and a separate weight room with freeand mechanized weights are also keystone areasof the facility.

The PLC also features six racquetball/handballcourts as well as two adjacent intramural rooms.The intramural rooms feature four basketball courts,four indoor tennis courts, four volleyball courts, anindoor track and two indoor jumping pits.

The College installed new synthetic flooring andseveral new electronic scoreboards throughout theintramural rooms.

The Physical Learning Center houses the ath-letic training room, locker rooms and offices forcoaches and physical education faculty.

The College recently constructed a new officesuite for coaches and athletic administration, whilealso incorporating its Athletic Hall of Fame area.

Grove City’s outdoor athletic facilities have alsoreceived numerous upgrades in recent years.

The varsity soccer field, College Field, was ex-panded and re-sodded during the summer of 2005.College Field also received a new press box dur-ing the summer of 2007.

Meanwhile, Grove City’s baseball and softballfacilities recently received major facelifts as newdugouts, new fencing and electronic scoreboardswere installed on both fields.

The home of Grove City’s football and track andfield teams, Robert E. Thorn Field has receivednumerous renovations in recent years.

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Documents

2014 Grove City College Football Media Guide