UF 2010 Football Media Guide

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Table of Contents/Media Information 1-2Donnell Stadium 3-4UF Coaching Staff 5Head Coach Jon Wauford 6Assistant Coaches 7-92010 Oilers Football 10-112010 Season Preview 12-132010 Roster 14-15Meet The Oilers 162010 Player Profiles 17-272010 Newcomers 28-31Findlay Football 32-332010 Opponents 342010 Opponent Information 35-402009 Review 412009 Season In Review 42-432009 Box Scores 44-462009 Statistical Information 472009 Statistics 48-49Welcome To The GLIAC 50GLIAC Information 51-522009 All-GLIAC Teams 53The Record Book 54Scoring Records 55Rushing Records 56Passing Records 57-58Punting Records 58Receiving Records 59Miscellaneous/Defensive Records 60Game-By-Game History 61Over The Years 62-66All-Time Opponents 67All-Time Records Against... 68-69Outstanding Oilers 70-72Hall of Fame Coach Dick Strahm 73-75NAIA National Championships 76-77Oilers Club Information 782010 Cheerleaders 79Mike Leighton Award 80A Look At UF 81President Katherine Fell 82Director of Athletics Steven Rackley 83UF Athletic Staff 84-85UF History 86-87The University of Findlay 88-92

Media InformationThe Press Box: Members of the working media have prior-ity in the press box, which is located on the west side of thefield. The media are advised to notify the Findlay sports in-formation office at least three days in advance of the con-test to insure a place in the press box.

Fan Information: “The NCAA, the GLIAC, and The Univer-sity of Findlay support good sportsmanship and will not tol-erate abusive actions, language or gestures from fans, play-ers, coaches or officials. Extreme or continued acts of un-sportsmanlike behavior may be grounds for dismissal fromthe contest.”

Radio Stations: Radio stations seeking permission andspace to broadcast a contest must inform the sports infor-mation office at least five days prior to the game in order toensure that accomodations can be made.

Available Services: Pre-game information, statistics, me-dia guides and game programs will be provided to the work-ing media prior to kickoff. Those wishing to posses thesematerials should enter the press box from the North end ofthe stadium. Complete halftime stats will also be compiledand distributed to all media. Following the game, a com-plete statistics package consisting of final team stats, finalindividual stats, play-by-play and halftime stats can be pickedup in the North side of the press box.

Photographers and TV Personnel: Anyone wishing to takepictures or shoot video at field level must have permissionfrom the sports information office. Please notify the office atleast three days prior to the date of the contest.

To Arrange an Interview: To interview a player or coach,please contact the sports information office or coachWauford. A mutually convenient time will then be arrangedas quickly as possible.

Player Interviews: Interviews will be granted during prac-tice only if a prior arrangement has been made with the headcoach or the sports information office. This will ensure thatthe coach and player are in concurrence.

Post-Game Interviews: Interviews with Findlay players willbe conducted on the field approximately ten minutes afterthe conclusion of the game. Coach Wauford can be inter-viewed on the field following a brief post-game meeting withhis team.

Opposing Coach or Player: Interviews will be granted inaccordance with the visiting coach and/or the sports infor-mation director. These interviews will take place after theconclusion of a game outside of the locker areas.

Credits: The 2010 UF football media guide was written, editedand designed by Director of Sports Information, David Buck.Cover design and printing was done by Kennedy Printing. Pho-tography was done by Mark Deckard and Brook Hanes. Specialthanks awarded to Kory Allen, Nathan Inniger and Larry Alter.

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Location: Findlay, OhioEnrollment: 4,711President: Dr. Katherine FellPresident’s Office: (419) 434-4510Founded: 1882Nickname: OilersColors: Orange and BlackAffiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: GLIAC2009 Record: 7-4Conference Record: 6-4Home Field: Donnell StadiumSurface: Field TurfCapacity: 7,500Director of Athletics: Steven RackleyAthletic Office Phone: (419) 434-4663Email: [email protected] Office: (419) 434-4541Head Coach: Jon WaufordPhone: (419) 434-4894Email: [email protected] Coaches: Kory Allen

Ed StultsKelly Cummings

Michael SchanskiBrandon Hedges

Scott AlbertMike Corona

Football Trainer: Fiona HanksEmail: [email protected] and Conditioning Coach: Chad WagnerEmail: [email protected] SID: David BuckSID Office Phone: (419) 434-4727SID Email: [email protected] Box Phone: (419) 306-6110

Findlay Quick Facts RadioAll Oilers football games can be heard on 100.5 FM

“WKXA”. The games will be broadcasted live on the air andonline to accommodate all listeners. A link to the online lis-tening process can be retrieved by visiting WKXA’s website atwww.wkxa.com or logging onto The University of Findlay ath-letic website at athletics.findlay.edu.

In addition, the live statistics for each home game canbe seen through Presto Sports.

Broadcasting games for WKXA will be Tim Montgom-ery, as the play-by-play commentator, and Jason Granger,as the color analyst.

Montgomery, who was raised in Findlay, is a 1986graduate of Findlay High School. He later attended The Uni-versity of Findlay where he received his bachelor of arts inEducation.

Montgomery brings 20 years of experience to the posi-tion. He has worked with WKXA in previous years and is cur-rently a history and government teacher at Allen East HighSchool.

He currently lives in Findlay with his wife, Lori, andtheir two children, Zach and Olivia.

Granger is no stranger to Findlay football, havingplayed for the Oilers from 1995-99 on the offensive line. A1999 graduate from UF, Granger was a part of two NationalAssociation of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) National Cham-pionship teams at Findlay during the 1995 and 1997 sea-sons under hall of fame coach Dick Strahm.

Granger currently resides in Bluffton, Ohio with his wife,Beth. He is the owner of Granger Financial, which is a mem-ber of Strategic Financial Resources.

In addition, all games can be heard over the air on88.3 FM “WLFC” which is The University of Findlay campusradio station.

UF Athletic Mailing AddressThe University of Findlay

Athletic Department1000 North Main Street

Findlay, Ohio 45840

UF Sports InformationDavid Buck is entering his eighth year as the Director of Sports Information and ninth year

overall at The University of Findlay during the 2010-11 campaign.Buck is responsible for a wide range of duties, including production of athletic publications,

media relations, statistical record keeping, web site administration and promotion of UF student-athletes.

Prior to his appointment at Findlay, Buck served one year as a graduate assistant on theSID staff at Findlay. He also spent time working in the sales and public relations departments withthe Cleveland Cavaliers of the National Basketball Association (NBA).

A native of Findlay, Buck earned his bachelor’s degree in sports management with minor inbusiness from Bluffton College in 2001. He then earned his MBA from UF in 2008.

Buck and his wife, Angel, reside in Findlay with their son, Connor, and daughter, Jenna.

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DONNELL STADIUM

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Donnell Stadium has been hometo The University of Findlay Oilersfootball team for 80 years. Thestadium, located on the south end ofthe city of Findlay, is also home to theFindlay High School Trojans footballteam.

The stadium, named after JamesC. Donnell, was dedicated on October27, 1928 before a Findlay High Schoolfootball game against the Toledo WaiteIndians. That cold and misty day, OttoD. Donnell, son of James C. Donnelland president of the Ohio Oil Companywhich later became Marathon OilCompany, stood before a crowd of over2,000 people and said, “We have endeavored to the best of our ability to carry out the plans in accordance with thewishes of the originator of this idea, and our only regret is that he was not spared to be present at the dedicationand to share the happiness of this occasion.” James C. Donnell’s death in 1927, one-year prior to the completionand dedication of the stadium, prevented him from taking part in the ceremony. Years earlier, James C. Donnellresolved to give the city of Findlay an athletic field. His gift of the site, where Donnell Middle School currentlyresides, was the first step towards this goal. Mr. Donnell’s son, Otto, and grandsons James II, John R. and OttoJr, carried his goal to completion after his death.

A graduate of Case Institute of Technology, now Case-Western Reserve University, O.D. Donnell called onformer classmates to serve as architects for the stadium project. It attracted attention state-wide, partly becauseof its unique physical stature for the time period and the fact it was constructed and given to the Findlay CitySchools at no cost. Tennis courts, scoreboards and a press box were later added, making Donnell Stadium oneof the premier venues for football and track events in the state of Ohio.

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UF COACHING STAFF

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Jon Wauford

HEAD COACH JON WAUFORD

Jon Wauford is entering his fourth season as the head coach of The University ofFindlay football team in 2010.

Last year, Wauford led the Oilers to a 7-4 record with a 6-4 mark in the GLIAC. Theseven wins were the most for a Findlay team since they went 9-2 during the 2002 cam-paign.

In 2008, he guided Findlay to a 2-9 record with a 1-9 mark in the GLIAC. Six of thenine losses came by eight points or less.

During his first season as a head coach, Wauford led the Oilers to a 5-6 record witha 4-6 mark in the GLIAC.

In 2006, Wauford served as the Oilers assistant head coach and defensive coordinator under Dan Simrell.A native of Findlay, who did his undergraduate studies at Miami University and graduate studies at UF,

Wauford became the 27th head coach in the history of Findlay football with his new appointment.Wauford began his coaching career at UF when he served as the outside linebackers coach and special

teams coordinator from 1995-98. While at Findlay, he helped guide the Oilers to the NAIA Division II nationalchampionship in 1995 and the NAIA national title in 1997.

In 1999, Wauford headed to Miami University where he served as the defensive line coach and specialteams coordinator before being promoted to defensive coordinator at the start of the 2000 season. He helpedguide the Red Hawks to a four-year record of 27-19, including a Mid-American Conference mark of 22-10 andtwo second place finishes in the East Division.

In addition, Wauford was responsible for recruiting Findlay High School and current Pittsburgh Steelersquarterback Ben Roethlisberger, the 2003 Mid American Conference Player of the Year, NFL Rookie of the Yearand two-time NFL Super Bowl champion , to Oxford in 2000.

After his stop in Oxford, Wauford gained valuable experience coaching and teaching at the high schoollevel as the offensive and special teams coordinator at Clinton (Iowa)High School in 2003. He also was a special education teacher duringhis time in the Clinton City Schools.

From there, he went to Kent State University, where he servedas the defensive line coach and defensive run-game coordinator dur-ing the 2004 and 2005 seasons.

As a player at Miami, Wauford was a three-time all-MAC se-lection at defensive end from 1989-91, earning first-team honors as ajunior and senior, and was the school’s Vern Smith Award nominee asthe MAC MVP as a senior. He ranks among Miami’s all-time tackleleaders and still holds school records for most sacks in a season (14),career sacks (35) and pass sack yards (240).

Following his playing career at Miami, Wauford played in theCanadian Football League for the Ottawa Rough Riders, British Co-lumbia Lions and Las Vegas Posse.

In the prep ranks, Wauford was a three-time all-conferenceselection for the Trojans at Findlay High School as both a tailback andlinebacker. As a senior, he was named the Defensive Player of theYear in the Buckeye Central Conference.

Wauford currently resides in Findlay with his wife, Ivalyn, andhis daughters, Alexis and Ivalyn Rose, and son, J.R.

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ASSISTANT COACHES

Kory AllenKory Allen is entering his

sixth season with the Oilers andwill serve as the assistant headcoach and offensive line coachin 2010. He will also head upthe recruiting efforts.

Previously, Allen servedas the offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator atBaldwin Wallace College.

Allen started off as a graduate assistant and thenwas named the offensive line coach at Ohio NorthernUniversity. Prior to coaching at his alma mater, Allen dida summer internship in the Public and Community Re-lations Department with the Buffalo Bills.

Allen, a 2000 ONU graduate with a B.A. degreein sports management, was a three-year starter for thePolar Bears. As a senior, Allen earned first-team All-Ohio Athletic Conference and first-team Division III All-America honors by both the Hewlett Packard and theDon Hansen’s Football Gazette All-America teams.

Allen resides in Findlay with his wife, Gina, andtheir two sons, Brady and Cody.

Ed StultsEd Stults is entering his

first season as the offensivecoordinator with the Oilers foot-ball team in 2010 and brings aplethora of experience to theprogram.

Stults was an assistantcoach with Ball State University from 2003-08, servingas a positional coach, the offensive coordinator, specialteams coordinator and assistant head coach during histenure with the Cardinals.

He also spent time as an assistant coach at Jack-sonville University (2001-02), California University ofPennsylvania (1996-00), Edinboro University (1989-93),University of Cincinnati (1988) and Bluffton College(1980-87).

From 1994-95, Stults was the head coach atDefiance College, compiling a 9-11 record during twoseasons of competition.

A graduate of Bluffton College, Stults has twochildren, Libby and Katie.

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Michael SchanskiMichael Schanski is en-

tering his fourth season on headcoach Jon Wauford's staff andwill serve as the defensive sec-ondary coach in 2010.

Schanski came to the Oil-ers coaching staff in 2007 after

serving as the defensive coordinator at DeWitt HighSchool, in DeWitt, Michigan since 2002.

A 1989 graduate of Alma College, Schanskiserved as a graduate assistant coach at Southern Con-necticut State and the University of Toledo before serv-ing as an assistant coach for The University of Findlayfrom 1993-2000. During his tenure at Findlay, Schanskicoached four all-Americans and the first, first team all-GLIAC performer while helping lead the Oilers to twoNAIA national championships (1995, 1997).

Schanski also was an assistant coach for SaintFrancis University in Loretto, Pennsylvania during the2001 campaign.

He resides in Findlay.

ASSISTANT COACHES

Kelly CummingsKelly Cummings is enter-

ing his fifth season on the Oil-ers coaching staff in 2010. Hewill be the defensive coordina-tor and linebackers coach.

Cummings came toFindlay after six seasons as the

defensive coordinator for Wittenberg University andpreviously served in the same capacity at Denison Uni-versity.

Cummings began his career at NortheasternOklahoma A&M Junior College. While there he helpedNEO to a national runner-up finish in 1990. Upon gradu-ation, he transferred to Division I-AA powerhouse East-ern Kentucky University. During his time at Eastern, hehelped the Colonel defense to a pair of Ohio Valley Con-ference Championships, two NCAA playoff berths andone NCAA I-AA final four appearance.

Cummings holds a bachelor of science degreein History and a masters degree in Education from UFand resides in Findlay with his wife, Kate, and daugh-ters, Allyson, Bailey and Camryn as well as son, Blake.

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ASSISTANT COACHES/SUPPORT STAFF

Brandon HedgesBrandon Hedges is enter-

ing his second year on the Oil-ers coaching staff after coach-ing at Walsh University and willbe in charge of the runningbacks.

He played at Baldwin-Wallace College and was a two-time all-Ohio AthleticConference selection, earning the Cleveland TouchdownClub Player of the Year in 2006.

Chad WagnerChad Wagner is entering

his tenth year as the strengthand conditioning coach for TheUniversity of Findlay athletic de-partment.

Wagner was a four-yearletter winner in baseball for the

Oilers from 1996-2000 and finished his career secondin the all-time record books with a .372 career average.During his senior season, Wagner was named first teamall-GLIAC and was a NAIA all-Great Lakes Region se-lection as a junior in 1999.

He graduated in 2000 from Findlay with a de-gree in strength and conditioning and currently residesin Findlay with his wife, Cara, and their son, Collin, anddaughter, Macey.

Fiona HanksFiona Hanks is entering

her 12th year with the Oilers andhas held the head athletictrainer title since 2001.

Hanks is originally fromSydney, Australia where sheworked as an elementary school

teacher and outdoor education instructor. Before hermove to Findlay in 1999, she attended California Uni-versity of Pennsylvania for her master’s degree in ath-letic training and received a bachelor’s degree in ath-letic training and physical education from FrostburgState University.

Prior to Frostburg, Fiona worked as an assis-tant field hockey coach for one year at Davis and ElkinsCollege in West Virginia.

Hanks resides in Findlay.

Scott AlbertScott Albert will be enter-

ing his first season on the Oil-ers coaching staff in 2010 andwill be coaching the tight ends.

Originally from Dunkirk,Ohio, Albert attended HardinNorthern High School where he

led his team to a 2004 state championship. He thenattended Bowling Green State University where heplayed in two bowl games, starting all 13 games as asenior.

Albert graduated in the spring of 2010 with abachelor of science degree in Education and currentlyresides in Dunkirk, Ohio.

Mike CoronaMike Corona is entering

his first season on the Oilerscoaching staff in 2010 and willbe working with the defensiveline.

Corona comes to Findlayfrom NCAA Division II Pace Uni-

versity where he coached the wide receivers and tightends. He also spent time at El Camino College in thesame capacity before landing at Pace while also coach-ing for two years at West Los Angeles College after astint at Inglewood High School.

Corona received dual bachelor's degrees in his-tory and pre-law from the University of Buffalo in 2004.At Buffalo, he played on the offensive line and was alsoa heavyweight on the wrestling team.

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2010 OILERS FOOTBALL

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2010 SEASON PREVIEWThe University of Findlay football team broke through last sea-

son with a 7-4 record, their best since going 9-2 during the 2002 cam-paign. Finishing 6-4 in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Confer-ence (GLIAC), the Oilers are poised to take another step forward in2010 under the guidance of head coach Jon Wauford.

On offense, the Oilers will be led by sophomore running backMonterae Williams, the reigning GLIAC Freshman of the Year, andsenior offensive lineman Nathan Schaffer, who was voted second teamall-conference in 2009.

At quarterback, the Oilers will have to replace departed seniorand record-setting signal caller Andrew Beam.

Beam, an honorable mention all-conference performer last year,threw for a school record 2,179 yards in his only season with the teamto go along with 14 touchdown passes.

The Oilers have some question marks at quarterback and willhave to settle the competition during camp as they return only twoplayers who played the position last season in red-shirt freshmen Kevan

Westenbarger and Tyler Beckman.Williams will lead a talented cast of running backs after racking

up 937 yards and six touchdowns last year in his inaugural season.The sophomore reached the 100-yard plateau in three games last yearand racked up a season-high 196 yards against Ferris State University.

Also back at running back will be sophomore Demetrius Trapps, who dashed and darted his way for 186yards rushing on only 16 carries for an average of 11.6 yards per touch in two games before sitting out the restof the year with an injury.

Schaffer will lead the Oilers offensive line as he will be entering his fourth season as a starter and likelyline-up at his usual right guard spot.

At left tackle, the Oilers will welcome back junior Tom Orlosky to begin his third year as a starter at oneof the most pivotal positions on the field.

Sophomore Scott Dearwester will handle the center duties again this fall, sophomore Tyler Johns

appears to have a hold on the right tackle position and junior John Krontz and freshman Justin Music will bebattling for the left guard position as well.

Also competing for playing time on the offensive line will be sophomore Nate Toney and red-shirt fresh-men Shane Russell and Brent Balster.

At wide receiver, the Oilers will be have to replace departed senior Mike Chambers, who broke schoolrecords for receptions (74) and yards (1,027) last season.

Leading the group of returners will be senior Dustin Zielaskiewicz, who earned honorable mention all-GLIAC honors last season after racking up 42 catches for 518 yards and five touchdowns. A threat to producebig plays all over the field, Zielaskiewicz also completed 2-of-2 passing attempts for 105 yards and a score to goalong with 25 yards rushing and 90 yards on punt returns.

Seniors Jonathan Mora and DaJerrian Smith also return after producing 296 and 275 yards respec-tively in receiving during the 2009 campaign.

The Oilers group of wide receivers does not end there however as sophomore Alex Kovach and juniorJordan VanAusdale along with a host of red-shirt and true freshmen look to play their way onto the field in 2010.

The Oilers have numerous options at the tight end position and will be led by senior Steve Winner, whohas logged 29 games in a Findlay uniform.

Sophomore Josh Kloepfer will also be in the thick of things at the tight end spot along with red-shirtfreshman Jaryd Brown while junior Terrance Schaefer will continue to perform in an H-back type role.

Defensively, the Oilers will welcome back a host of experienced veterans along with some talented new-comers to again make the unit a formidable force within the conference. They will be led by second team all-GLIAC defensive lineman Brandon Cornell, who started every game last season at defensive end.

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2010 SEASON PREVIEWCornell, a junior, had 34 total tackles to go along with 9.5 tackles for a loss and 5.0 sacks. He also led the

team with ten quarterback hurries and finished second on the team with 11 passes defended and ten pass break-ups.

Also returning to the defensive line will be sophomore Richard Sumlin, an honorable mention all-confer-ence selection after totaling 33 tackles in 11 starts, and senior Craig Hoying, who logged extensive playing timein 2009.

Look for red-shirt freshmen John Hammersmith and Shajuan Grace to also see some time on theOilers defensive line in the fall as well.

After making 118 tackles last year en route to first team all-conference honors, Joe Knopick’s graduationleft a huge void in the middle of the Oilers defense. Luckily, the Oilers have numerous options to choose from astheir linebackers appear to be the strength of their defense in 2010.

On the inside, the Oilers return sophomore Brandon Butler, who started six games last season, alongwith senior Andrew Leddy, who has totaled 31 games played during his career with Findlay.

On the outside, junior Mark Johnson and sophomore Mark Nelson look to fill the role of rush linebackerin 2010.

Sophomore Isaiah Cordell has moved over to the defense after playing offense last season and will alsosee time at linebacker along with transfers Dailyn Campbell and Terrance Williams.

The Oilers also had a good recruiting class of incoming freshman who will look to make their impact at thelinebacker position in 2010.

At defensive back, the Oilers will have to find a replacement for departed senior Anthony Fields, whobecame Findlay’s first student-athlete to ever compete in the Cactus Bowl. Fields, a first team all-conferencecorner, also showed up on numerous All-American lists after the 2009 campaign.

Luckily for the coaching staff, the team returns another gifted corner in junior Ikechi Emeaghara, anhonorable mention all-GLIAC pick last year after registering 40 tackles and three interceptions.

Across from Emeaghara will likely be red-shirt freshman Aric Jones, who took control of the spot duringspring practices and continued to develop and grow into the position.

Sophomore Gerald Mathis, who made two starts last season, or sophomore Bryan Womack, who to-taled 17 tackles in a reserve role last year, will also be in the mix for a starting spot as both players look to getmultiple repetitions in passing situations.

The Oilers return both starters at the safety position as senior Bryon Rizzi and junior Donte Johnson willplay the strong and free positions respectively in 2010.

Rizzi returns after making 58 tackles and two interceptions dur-ing his junior season while Johnson made 47 stops and two picks as asophomore.

Junior Matt Randall, who has appeared in 19 games during hiscareer, will provide depth along junior Chris Pollock and a host ofyounger players who are looking to make their mark in the secondary.

On special teams, the Oilers welcome back one of the bestkickers in the GLIAC as Cameron Stevens returns for his fourth sea-son as a starter. An honorable mention all-league pick for three straightyears, Stevens is Findlay’s all-time leader in career field goals with 34to date.

The Oilers will have to find a replacement at the punting posi-tion after losing both from a year ago.

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No. Name Class Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School

1 Brandon Cornell Jr DL 6-4 260 Kenton, Ohio/Univ. of Louisville2 Ikechi Emeaghara Jr DB 6-0 185 Westerville, Ohio/North3 Donte Johnson Jr DB 6-2 195 Toledo, Ohio/Central Catholic4 Demetrius Trapps So RB 5-9 160 Defiance, Ohio/Ayersville5 Jonathan Mora Sr WR 6-1 195 Grand Blanc, Mich./Grand Blanc6 Nathan Morris Fr WR 6-1 190 Warrensville Hts., Ohio7 Brett Pickens Fr DB 6-0 200 New London, Ohio/Western Reserve7 Zach Tate Fr QB 6-1 185 Columbia, Tenn./Central8 Dustin Zielaskiewicz Sr WR 5-11 200 Brunswick, Ohio9 Andrew Leddy Sr LB 5-11 215 Findlay, Ohio9 Mitchell Faine Fr QB 6-4 210 Bluffton, Ohio/Ada10 Mark Johnson Jr DL 6-3 255 Los Angeles, Cal./Ohio State Univ.11 Tyler Beckman Fr QB 6-0 185 Stillwater, Okla./Stillwater12 Aric Jones Fr DB 5-10 180 University Hts., Ohio/Cleveland Hts.13 Spencer Kerr Fr K 5-11 150 Tiffin, Ohio/Calvert14 Kevan Westenbarger Fr QB 6-4 200 McComb, Ohio/McComb15 Alex Kovach So WR 6-1 180 Strongsville, Ohio16 Cameron Stevens Sr K 5-7 145 Orlando, Fla./Timber Creek16 Dustin Williams Fr WR 5-10 185 Ashville, Ohio/Teays Valley17 John Soli Sr QB 6-0 195 Elkhart, Ind./Univ. of Tenn.-Martin18 Brian Swartz Fr WR 6-1 190 Parma, Ohio19 Aaron Swanson Fr DB 5-10 170 Defiance, Ohio20 Matt Randall Jr DB 6-0 175 Plain City, Ohio/Jonathan Alder20 Dominique Williams Fr RB 5-8 170 Cincinnati, Ohio/Princeton21 Bryon Rizzi Sr DB 5-10 195 St. Augustine, Fla./E. Mississippi C.C.22 Nate Etler So LB 6-1 200 Nevada, Ohio/Wynford23 Gerald Mathis So DB 6-1 195 Canal Winchester, Ohio24 Marcus Wright Fr LB 6-4 225 Kent, Ohio/Roosevelt25 Luke George Fr DB 6-0 190 Deshler, Ohio/Patrick Henry26 Jamon McClain Fr DB 5-11 180 Canton, Ohio/McKinley27 Brian Klozik Fr DB 5-8 180 Shelby Twp., Michigan/Eisenhower28 Nate Brassell Fr DB 5-10 170 Waynesfield, Ohio/Goshen28 Kalon Willis Fr DB 5-10 190 Southfield, Mich.29 Terrance Williams Jr LB 6-1 225 Miami, Fla./El Camino J.C.29 Jesse Cramer Fr WR 5-11 165 McComb, Ohio30 Zach Kinninger Fr RB 5-11 180 Dragoer, Utah/Juan Diego Catholic31 Bryan Womack So DB 5-10 165 Huber Hts., Ohio/Wayne32 Isaiah Cordell So LB 6-2 215 Dayton, Ohio/Chaminade-Julienne33 Richard Barnes Jr LB 5-11 215 Compton, Calif./Long Beach College34 Monterae Williams So RB 5-9 190 Canton, Ohio/McKinley35 Brandon Butler So LB 6-0 220 Liberty Center, Ohio/Perrysburg36 Dusty Little Fr LB 6-0 205 W. Mansfield, Ohio/Benjamin Logan37 Torrence Garland Fr LB 5-11 225 Sylvania, Ohio/Northview38 Brice Womack Fr DB 6-0 195 Xenia, Ohio/Xenia39 Isaiah Fields Fr DB 5-11 200 Columbus, Ohio/Northland40 Ray Ballard Fr DB 5-10 175 Columbus, Ohio/Northland41 Tyler Ward Fr DB 5-10 190 Tiffin, Ohio/Columbian42 Chris Pollock Jr DB 5-10 190 Plain City, Ohio/Jonathan Alder43 Kenny Klatt Fr LB 6-0 205 Columbus, Ohio/Hilliard Davidson44 Jaryd Brown Fr TE 6-3 215 Germantown, Ohio/Valley View

2010 UF FOOTBALL ROSTER40 Ray Ballard

57 Brent Balster

33 Richard Barnes

11 Tyler Beckman

28 Nate Brassell

44 Jaryd Brown

84 Jeremy Buening

35 Brandon Butler

46 Dailyn Campbell

85 Damon Contat

32 Isaiah Cordell

1 Brandon Cornell

93 Donald Day

59 Scott Dearwester

58 Tony DeMarco

2 Ikechi Emeaghara

22 Nate Etler

9 Mitchell Faine

39 Isaiah Fields

37 Torrence Garland

25 Luke George

91 Shajuan Grace

90 John Hammersmith

95 Craig Hoying

50 Jake Hughes

9 Andrew Leddy

60 Tyler Johns

3 Donte Johnson

10 Mark Johnson

12 Aric Jones

13 Spencer Kerr

30 Zach Kinninger

43 Kenny Klatt

88 Josh Kloepfer

27 Brian Klozik

49 Cameron Koepp

15 Alex Kovach

52 Issac Krinke

64 John Krontz

86 Josh Lee

36 Dusty Little

48 Michael Lombardo

23 Gerald Mathis

26 Jamon McClain

54 Dillon Moll

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2010 UF FOOTBALL ROSTERNo. Name Class Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School

45 Terrance Schaefer Jr FB 6-3 240 Avon Lake, Ohio/Benedictine46 Dailyn Campbell So LB 6-1 215 Kenton, Ohio/Youngstown State Univ.47 Ben Watkins Fr DB 6-0 175 Marietta, Ohio/Pope48 Michael Lombardo Fr LB 5-10 210 Lima, Ohio/Central Catholic49 Cameron Koepp Fr LB 6-2 205 Elyria, Ohio/Elyria50 Jake Hughes Fr DL 6-2 245 Lucas, Ohio/Lucas51 Dave Willis Fr OL 6-2 250 Mansfield, Ohio/Lexington52 Issac Krinke Fr OL 6-4 265 Leipsic, Ohio/Leipsic53 Shane Morais Fr OL 6-4 270 Columbus, Ohio/Westerville South54 Dillon Moll Fr LB 5-10 210 Howell, Mich.55 Mark Nelson So LB 6-2 225 Westerville, Ohio/Univ. of Cincinnati56 Adam Stromberg Fr LB 5-10 195 Allen Park, Mich.57 Brent Balster Fr OL 6-4 270 St. Henry, Ohio58 Tony DeMarco Fr OL 5-9 200 Huntington, Ohio/Black River59 Scott Dearwester So OL 6-3 275 Cincinnati, Ohio/Oak Hills59 Trevor Smith Fr LB 6-0 215 Waterville, Ohio/Anthony Wayne60 Tyler Johns So OL 6-5 280 Waynesfield, Ohio/Goshen63 Shane Russell Fr OL 6-2 310 Sandusky, Ohio/St. Mary Central64 John Krontz Jr OL 6-2 275 Toledo, Ohio/St. Francis67 Chase Stepp Fr OL 6-4 275 Lucas, Ohio69 Tom Orlosky Jr OL 6-3 285 Cleveland, Ohio/St. Edwards71 Nathan Schaffer Sr OL 6-4 285 Akron, Ohio/St. Vincent St. Mary’s72 Justin Music Fr OL 6-3 285 Burton, Mich./Grand Blanc79 Nate Toney So OL 6-5 270 W. Chester, Ohio/Lakota West80 Jordan VanAusdale Jr WR 6-3 205 Napoleon, Ohio/E. Michigan Univ.81 Kyle Shroll So WR 6-0 180 Bucyrus, Ohio/Wynford82 Richard Sumlin So DL 6-3 265 Medina, Ohio/Medina82 Jacob Rhodes Fr WR 5-10 185 Sylvania, Ohio/Southview83 DeAndre Sutton Fr WR 6-4 180 Detroit, Mich./Southfield84 Jeremy Buening Jr TE 6-3 215 Celina, Ohio/Celina85 Damon Contat Fr WR 6-2 210 Maumee, Ohio86 Josh Lee Fr TE 6-5 225 Pandora, Ohio/Pandora-Gilboa87 DaJerrian Smith Sr WR 5-10 185 Racine, Wisconsin/Harmony Prep88 Josh Kloepfer So TE 6-3 245 Vanlue, Ohio89 Steve Winner Sr TE 6-2 235 Versailles, Ohio90 John Hammersmith Fr DL 6-3 240 Defiance, Ohio/Tinora91 Shajuan Grace Fr DL 6-4 250 Columbus, Ohio/Central Crossing92 Cody Sesco Fr TE 6-2 235 Lucas, Ohio/Lucas93 Donald Day Fr DL 5-10 240 Akron, Ohio/Revere94 Stefan Price Fr TE 6-2 220 Minford, Ohio95 Craig Hoying Sr DL 6-3 250 Anna, Ohio99 Alex Vance Fr DL 6-4 230 Westerville, Ohio/St. Francis DeSales

5 Jonathan Mora

53 Shane Morais

6 Nathan Morris

72 Justin Music

55 Mark Nelson

69 Tom Orlosky

7 Brett Pickens

42 Chris Pollock

94 Stefan Price

20 Matt Randall

21 Bryon Rizzi

82 Jacob Rhodes

63 Shane Russell

45 Terrance Schaefer

71 Nathan Schaffer

92 Cody Sesco

81 Kyle Shroll

87 DaJerrian Smith

59 Trevor Smith

17 John Soli

67 Chase Stepp

16 Cameron Stevens

56 Adam Stromberg

83 DeAndre Sutton

82 Richard Sumlin

19 Aaron Swanson

18 Brian Swartz

7 Zach Tate

79 Nate Toney

80 Jordan VanAusdale

99 Alex Vance

41 Tyler Ward

47 Ben Watkins

14Kevan Westenbarger

16 Dustin Williams

20 Dominique Williams

34 Monterae Williams

29 Terrance Williams

51 Dave Willis

28 Kalon Willis

89 Steve Winner

31 Bryan Womack

38 Brice Womack

24 Marcus Wright

8 Dustin Zielaskiewicz

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MEET THE OILERS

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2010 PLAYER PROFILES

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named honorable mention all-Ohio...Was a first team all-Midwest Athletic Conferenceselection...Personal - Born Brent James Balster...Son of Jim andMarlene Balster...Has two sisters and one brother...Birth Date -

July 30, 1990.

Brent Balster57OL Sophomore/Freshman

6-4, 270St. Henry, OhioSt. Henry

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Lettered in football...Personal -Born Tyler David Beckman...Son of Tim and Kim Beckman...Hastwo siblings... Birth Date - February 16, 1991.

Tyler Beckman11QB Sophomore/Freshman

6-0, 185Stillwater, OklahomaStillwater

2009 - Did not see action... 2008 - Did not see action...2007 - Didnot see action...Prep - Named first team all-Western BuckeyeLeague...Personal - Born Jeremy Robert Buening...Son of Robertand Dawn Buening...Birth Date - September 19, 1988.

Jeremy Buening84TE Senior/Junior

6-3, 215Celina, OhioCelina

2009 - Appeared in ninegames...Made six starts...Had34 tackles on the season...Recorded one interception dur-ing his freshman year... Hadeight tackles against MichiganTech...Prep - Named honorablemention all-Ohio as a junior andsenior... Was a two-time, firstteam all-district selection...Named first team all-NorthernLakes League during his juniorand season seasons... Per-

sonal - Born Brandon DavidButler...Son of Chris Butler andJenetta Miller...Has twobrothers...Birth Date - April 5,

1991.

Brandon Butler35LB Sophomore

6-0, 220Liberty Center, OhioPerrysburg

DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

Year GP UT AT Tot TFL Sacks Int

2009 9 19 15 34 0.5-3 0.5-3 1-2

2009 - Appeared in all 11 games...Prep - Named first team all-Ohio during his senior season...Was a first team all-Greater CatholicLeague selection...Named first team all-Southwest Ohio District inhis final year...Personal - Born Isaiah Cordell...Son of Darren andLenora Cordell...Birth Date - March 14, 1991.

Isaiah Cordell32LB Sophomore

6-2, 215Dayton, OhioChaminade-Julienne

2009 - Did not see action... Prep - Named second team all-Ohio...Named the Southwestern Buckeye League Defensive Playerof the Year...Named first team all-conference...Named first teamall-Southwest Ohio District... Personal - Born Jaryd TimothyBrown...Son of Jeff and Terri Brown...Janet Brown is hisstepmom...Has one brother and one sister...Birth Date - July 6,1991.

Jaryd Brown44TE Sophomore/Freshman

6-3, 215Germantown, OhioValley View

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2009 - Appeared and started inall 11 games...Named secondteam all-GLIAC...Made 34tackles...Had 9.5 tackles for aloss...Recorded a team-highfive sacks...Had a team-highten quarterback hurries...Had11 passes defensed...Forcedthree fumbles...Had four tack-les for a loss at Tiffin...Prep -Transfer from the University ofLouisville...Named first teamall-Ohio at Kenton HighSchool...Was the WesternBuckeye League offensive anddefensive MVP...Named the

MVP of the 2002 Big 33 game...Personal - Born Brandon MichaelCornell...Son of James Cornell and Shannon Gill...Has three

siblings...Birth Date - April 8, 1984.

Brandon Cornell1DL Junior

6-4, 260Kenton, OhioUniversity of Louisville



2009 11 25 9 34 9.5-35 5.0-23 1-0

2009 - Appeared in and startedall 11 games for the Oilers atcenter...2008 - Did not seeaction...Prep - Named secondteam all-Greater Miami Confer-ence twice...Personal - BornScott Dearwester...Son of Joeand Beth Dearwester...Birth

Date - December 9, 1989.

Scott Dearwester59OL Junior/Sophomore

6-3, 275Cincinnait, OhioOak Hills

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named honorable mention all-conference...Personal - Born Donald Stephan Day...Son of DonSmith and Aunetta Day...Birth Date - December 3, 1990.

Donald Day93DL Sophomore/Freshman

5-10, 240Akron, OhioRevere

2009 - Appeared in tengames...Made nine starts...Named honorable mention all-GLIAC...Registered 40 tack-les... Made five tackles for aloss...Picked off threepasses...Recorded a pair ofsacks...Finished with eightpasses defended...Forced andrecovered a fumble...Had a ca-reer-high eight tackles againstAshland. 2008 - Appeared in all11 games for the Oilers...Madefive starts...Had 44 tack-les...2007 - Did not seeaction...Prep - Named first team

all-Ohio Capital Conference twice... Named all-district as a seniorand junior...Personal - Born Ikechi Wesley Emeaghara... Son ofNelson and Eunice Emeaghara...Birth Date - March 4, 1989.

Ikechi Emeaghara2DB Senior/Junior

6-0, 185Westerville, OhioNorth



2008 11 33 11 44 3.0-8 0.0-0 0-02009 10 36 4 40 5.0-15 2.0-9 3-10Totals 21 69 15 84 8.0-23 2.0-9 3-10


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2009 - Did not see action...2008 - Did not see action...Prep - Namedhonorable mention all-Ohio...Personal - Born Nathan Alan Etler...Sonof Thomas Etler and Robin Wilburn...Birth Date - August 22, 1989.

Nate Etler22LB Junior/Sophomore

6-1, 200Nevada, OhioWynford

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named honorable mention all-Ohio Capital Conference in football...Named first team all-OCC inbasketball...Personal - Born ShaJuan Lamar Grace...Son ofFranklin and Ayanna Grace...Has one brother...Birth Date - Feb-ruary 11, 1991.

Shajuan Grace91DL Sophomore/Freshman

6-4, 250Columbus, OhioCentral Crossing


2009 - Appeared in all 11games...Made one start...Had15 tackles...Made two stops fora loss...Recorded a career-highseven tackles against GrandValley State...2008 - Appearedin six games...Recorded fivetackles...2007 - Did not seeaction...Prep - Named first teamall-Cross County Conference...Named second team all-district...Personal - Born CraigMatthew Hoying... Son of Garyand Sandy Hoying...Has threesisters and two brothers...Birth

Date - February 3, 1989.

Craig Hoying95DL Senior/Junior

6-3, 250Anna, OhioAnna



2008 6 2 3 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-02009 11 12 3 15 2.0-3 0.0-0 0-0Totals 17 14 6 20 2.0-3 0.0-0 0-0

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named all-Ohio...Was a firstteam all-conference player...Named the Defensive Player of theYear by the Crescent News...Personal - Born Robert JohnHammersmith...Son of Edward and Tami Hammersmith...Has one

brother...Birth Date - April 23, 1990.

John Hammersmith90DL Sophomore/Freshman

6-3, 240Defiance, OhioTinora

2009 - Appeared in threegames with three starts for theOilers at right tackle...Prep -Named first team all-NorthwestCentral Conference twice...Was an all-district selection...Personal - Born Tyler ChristianJohns...Son of Richard andDebra Johns...Birth Date -April 17, 1991.

Tyler Johns60OL Sophomore

6-5, 280Waynesfield, OhioWaynesfield-Goshen

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2009 - Appeared in all 11games...Made ten starts...Made47 tackles...Picked off twopasses...Had six passesdefended...Had a season-highseven tackles against WayneState and Michigan Tech...2008

- Appeared in four games...Made four tackles...Prep -Named first team all-CityLeague...Personal - BornDonte Rashad Johnson...Son ofKimberly Martin...Birth Date -May 5, 1990.

Donte Johnson3DB Junior

6-2, 195Toledo, OhioCentral Catholic



2008 4 1 3 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-02009 11 30 17 47 0.0-0 0.0-0 2-27Totals 15 31 20 51 0.0-0 0.0-0 2-27

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named first team all-Lake ErieLeague...Personal - Born Aric Dior Jones...Son of Albert and Karen

Jones...Has two brothers and one sister...Birth Date - July 11, 1991.

Aric Jones12DB Sophomore/Freshman

5-10, 180University Heights, OhioCleveland Heights

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named all-state...His team wonthe Utah 3A state championship...Personal - Born ZachareyKinninger...Son of Richard and Kelly Kinninger...Has twobrothers...Birth Date - October 20, 1990.

Zach Kinninger30RB Sophomore/Freshman

5-11, 180Dragoer, UtahJuan Diego Catholic

2009 - Appeared in all 11 games...Made two starts...2008 - Did notsee action...Prep - Named first team all-BVC twice...Named firstteam all-Ohio...Personal - Born Joshua Joel Kloepfer...Son of Joeland Jozette Kloepfer...Birth Date - January 26, 1990.

Josh Kloepfer88TE Junior/Sophomore

6-3, 245Vanlue, OhioVanlue

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named second team all-county...Personal - Born Brian Alan Klozik...Son of Mark and PaulaKlozik...Has two brothers...Birth Date - April 9, 1991.

Brian Klozik27DB Sophomore/Freshman

5-8, 180Shelby Township, MichiganEisenhower

2009 - Appeared in eight games...Made three receptions for 43yards...Prep - Named second team all-Ohio...Was the NortheastConference Defensive Player of the Year...Named first team all-district...Personal - Born Alex Charles Kovach...Son of Gary andGayle Kovach...Has one brother...Birth Date - November 21, 1990.

Alex Kovach15WR Sophomore

6-1, 180Strongsville, OhioStrongsville

RECEIVING STATISTICS

Year GP No Yds Avg TD Long

2009 8 3 43 14.3 0 18


Mark Johnson10DL Junior

6-3, 255Los Angeles, CaliforniaThe Ohio State Univ,

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Was the 12th rated linebacker inthe nation coming out of Dorsey High School in Los Angeles, Cali-fornia before signing at The Ohio State University...Named first teamall-California...Selected to the U.S. Army All-AmericanBowl...Personal - Born Mark Anthony Johnson...Son of Darryl andCandy Johnson...Has two brothers...Birth Date - January 9, 1988.

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John Krontz64OL Senior/Junior

6-2, 275Toledo, OhioSt. Francis

2009 - Appeared in ten gameswith four starts...2008 - Ap-peared in one game...2007 - Didnot see action...Prep - Playedin the NW Region all-stargame...Personal - Born JohnDonald Krontz...Son of Johnand Amy Krontz...Has onesister...Birth Date - September25, 1988.

2009 - Appeared in ninegames...Made seven starts...Had 24 tackles...Had a career-high eight tackles against Ur-bana...2008 - Appeared in all 11games with one start... Re-corded 26 tackles...2007 - Ap-peared in 11 games...Made twostarts...Had 19 tackles...2006 -Did not see action…Prep -Named first team all-GBCtwice… Personal - Born AndrewMarshall Leddy... Son of Tomand Sue Leddy...Has two broth-ers and a sister…Birth Date -September 17, 1987.

Andrew Leddy9LB Senior

5-11, 215Findlay, OhioFindlay



2007 11 5 4 19 1.5-1 0.0-0 0-02008 11 12 14 26 2.0-5 0.0-0 0-02009 9 10 14 24 1.0-2 0.0-0 0-0Totals 31 27 42 69 4.5-8 0.0-0 0-0

Dusty Little36LB Sophomore/Freshman

6-0, 205West Mansfield, OhioBenjamin Logan

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named the Central BuckeyeConference Defensive Player of the Year...Named first team all-conference...Was a first team all-district selection...Personal - BornDustin Ray Little...Son of Roger Little and Robin Regula...Has twobrothers and one sister...Birth Date - July 26, 1990.

Michael Lombardo48LB Sophomore/Freshman

5-10, 210Lima, OhioCentral Catholic

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named first team all-conference...Was a first team all-district selection...Personal - BornMichael Joseph Lombardo...Son of Joseph and KateLombardo...Has two brothers and one sister...Birth Date - May 20,1990.

2009 - Appeared in tengames...Made two starts...Had12 tackles...Prep - Named firstteam all-conference at CanalWinchester...Named secondteam all-Nevada as a punter...Personal - Born Gerald WayneMathis Jr...Son of Gerald andTerri Mathis...Has two sisters...

Birth Date - June 27, 1991.

Gerald Mathis23DB Sophomore

6-1, 195Canal Winchester, OhioCanal Winchester



2009 10 5 7 12 0.5-3 0.0-0 0-0

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2009 - Appeared in all 11games...Made four starts...Registered 23 receptions...Had296 receiving yards...Caught acareer-high six passes for 103yards against Northwood...2008 - Appeared in one gamewith one start...Threw for 155yards and a touchdown...2007

- Appeared in seven games...Made one start...Completed 33-of-83 passes for 381 yards...Had 223 yards passing againstMichigan Tech...Prep - Namedsecond team all-Big 9Conference...MVP of the

Purdue University Elite Quarterback Camp... Personal - BornJonathan David Mora...Son of John and Karen Mora...Has onesister...Birth Date - July 31, 1988.

Jonathan Mora5WR Senior

6-1, 195Grand Blanc, MichiganGrand Blanc

PASSING STATISTICS

Year GP Att-Comp-Int Pct Yds TD Long

2007 4 83-33-5 39.8 381 0 482008 1 25-15-1 60.0 155 1 20Totals 5 108-48-6 44.4 536 1 48



2008 1 1 3 3.0 0 32009 11 23 296 12.9 0 40Totals 12 24 299 12.5 0 40


2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Transfer from the University ofCincinnati...Played his prep ball at Big Walnut...Named first teamall-Ohio Capital Conference...Personal - Born Mark Nelson...Birth

Date - Not available.

Mark Nelson55LB Sophomore

6-2, 225Westerville, OhioUniv. of Cincinnati

2009 - Appeared in sevengames...Made five starts on theOilers offensive line at lefttackle...2008 - Appeared andstarted in all 11 games at lefttackle for the Oilers...Prep -Named first team all-district...Named all-confer-ence... Personal - Born ThomasJ. Orlosky... Son of John andDebbie Orlosky... Birth Date -September 24, 1990.

Tom Orlosky69OL Junior

6-3, 285Cleveland, OhioSt. Edwards

2009 - Appeared in all 11 games...Made eight tackles...2008 - Ap-peared in one game...2007 - Did not see action...Prep - Namedhonorable mention all-Ohio...Named first team all-CentralDistrict...Personal - Born Christopher Andrew Pollock...Son of Chuckand Cathy Pollock...Has one brother...Birth Date - March 10, 1989.

Chris Pollock42DB Senior/Junior

5-10, 190Plain City, OhioJonathan Alder



2009 11 3 5 8 0.5-1 0.0-0 0-0

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named all-conferencetwice...Named all-area twice...Personal - Born Justin ThomasMusic...Son of Barry and Yvonne Music...Has two sisters...Birth

Date - August 28, 1990.

Justin Music72OL Sophomore/Freshman

6-3, 285Burton, MichiganGrand Blanc

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2009 - Appeared in all 11games...Made 11 starts...Had58 tackles...Picked off twopasses...Forced two fumbles...Made one fumble recovery...Had four passes defensed...Made a career-high ten tacklesagainst Hillsdale...Had ninestops against Grand ValleyState...Had three rushes for 17yards...Returned five kicks for94 yards...2008 - Appeared inall 11 games...Made ninestarts...Recorded 55 tackles...Had three interceptions... Madeeight tackles against Michigan

Tech and Grand Valley State... Recorded seven tackles againstNorthwood and Hillsdale during the season...Prep - Named first teamall-North Florida...Was a first team all-conferenceselection...Personal - Born Bryon Rizzi...Son of Michael and EllenRizzi...Has one brother...Birth Date - October 14, 1987.

Bryon Rizzi21DB Senior

5-10, 195St. Augustine, FloridaEast Mississippi CC



2008 11 30 25 55 1.0-1 0.0-0 3-242009 11 29 29 58 1.0-1 0.0-0 2-27Totals 22 59 54 113 2.0-2 0.0-0 5-51

2009 - Appeared in nine games...Had four tackles...2008 - Appearedin ten games...Made eight tackles...2007 - Did not see action...Prep

- Not available...Personal - Born Matthew Randall...Son of Markand Beth Randall...Birth Date - June 11, 1988.

Matt Randall20DB Senior/Junior

6-0, 175Plain City, OhioJonathan Alder



2008 10 4 4 8 1.0-16 0.0-0 0-02009 9 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0Totals 19 7 5 12 1.0-16 0.0-0 0-0

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Was a three-year letterwinner...Personal - Born Shane Anthony Russell...Son of Wayneand Sherry Russell...Has one sister...Birth Date - October 4, 1990.

Shane Russell63OL Sophomore/Freshman

6-2, 310Sandusky, OhioSt. Mary Central

2009 - Appeared in all 11games...Made three starts...Had two receptions for 14yards... 2008 - Appeared in tengames...Made two starts...Hadone reception for 11 yards...2007 - Did not see action...Prep

- Named second team all-Ohio...Named first team all-Northeast Lakes District... Per-

sonal - Born TerranceSchaefer...Son of Joe andDebra Schaefer...Birth Date -March 6, 1989.

Terrance Schaefer45TE Senior/Junior

6-3, 240Avon Lake, OhioBenedictine



2008 10 1 11 11.0 0 112009 11 2 14 7.0 1 12Totals 21 3 25 8.3 1 12

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2009 - Appeared in and startedall 11 games for the Oilers atright guard and right tackle...Named second team all-GLIAC...2008 - Appeared ineight games...Made sevenstarts along the Oilers offensiveline...2007 - Appeared in tengames...Made ten starts on theoffensive line...Prep - Letteredin football...Started threeyears...Personal - Born NathanDonald Schaffer...Son of Rob-ert and Dawne Schaffer...Hasone brother and one sister...Birth Date - December 6, 1988.

Nathan Schaffer71OL Senior

6-4, 285Akron, OhioSt. Vincent St. Mary’s

2009 - Appeared in three games...2008 - Did not see action...Prep

- Named all-Ohio as a senior...Was named all-conference threetimes...Personal - Born Kyle Thomas Shroll...Son of Tom and AprilShroll...Has two sisters...Birth Date - July 28, 1989.

Kyle Shroll81WR Junior/Sophomore

6-0, 180Bucyrus, OhioWynford

2009 - Appeared in tengames...Made four starts forFindlay...Recorded 25 recep-tions for 275 yards...Had fivekick returns for 81 yards...Hadfour receptions againstHillsdale, Northern Michiganand Saginaw Valley State...2008 - Appeared in all 11games...Made seven starts...Recorded 23 receptions for 262yards...Had one touchdown re-ception against Ashland... Madea career-high five receptions for67 yards against Ashland...Had62 yards receiving against

Northern Michigan...2007 - Appeared in seven games... Made twostarts...Hauled in 14 receptions for 103 yards...Had a season-high24 yards receiving against Grand Valley State...Rushed for a sea-son-high 47 yards against Wayne State...Prep - Team MVPtwice...Scored 15 touchdowns as a senior...Personal - BornDaJerrian Smith...Son of Jerry and Margaret Smith...Birth Date -October 23, 1987.

DaJerrian Smith87WR Senior

5-10, 185Racine, WisconsinHarmony Prep



2007 7 14 103 7.4 0 192008 11 23 262 11.4 1 352009 10 25 275 11.0 0 32Totals 28 62 640 10.3 1 35

RUSHING STATISTICS

Year GP Att Yds Avg TD Long

2007 7 10 61 6.1 0 202008 11 5 22 4.4 0 11Totals 18 15 83 5.5 0 20

KICK RETURN STATISTICS

Year No Yds Avg TD Long No Yds Avg TD Long

2007 0 0 0.0 0 0 5 52 10.4 0 422008 0 0 0.0 0 0 10 54 5.4 0 142009 5 81 16.2 0 26 1 6 6.0 0 6Totals 5 81 16.2 0 26 16 112 7.0 0 42

PUNT RETURN STATISTICS

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2009 - Appeared in all 11games...Named honorablemention all-GLIAC...Broke hisown school record for fieldgoals in a season with 14...Con-nected on 27-of-28 extra pointattempts...Drilled 14-of-17 fieldgoal attempts...Had three fieldgoals against NorthernMichigan...Made a 44-yard fieldgoal against Northern Michiganto win the game...2008 - Ap-peared in all 11 games...Namedhonorable mention all-GLIAC...Set a school recordwith 12 field goals...Broke the

school record for career field goals and now has 20 during his ten-ure with the Oilers...Made three field goals against Tiffin and againstSaginaw Valley State... Connected on 24-of-25 extra points...2007 -Appeared in eight games...Named honorable mention all-GLIAC...Made 8-of-9 field goal attempts...Prep - Named first team all-Florida...Played in the Central Florida all-star game...Named firstteam all-Metro Conference...Personal - Born Cameron ClaytonStevens... Son of Ron and Ginger Stevens...Has one brother... Birth

Date - August 5, 1989.

Cameron Stevens16K Senior

5-7, 145Orlando, FloridaTimbercreek

KICKING STATISTICS

Year GP FGA FGM PATA PATM Long

2007 8 9 8 12 10 352008 11 17 12 25 24 452009 11 17 14 28 27 44Totals 30 43 34 65 61 45

2009 - Appeared and started inall 11 games...Named honor-able mention all-GLIAC...Had33 tackles...Recorded 2.5 tack-les for a loss...Registeredseven quarterback hurries...Forced a fumble...Had six tack-les against Saginaw ValleyState...2008 - Did not seeaction...Prep - Named theNortheast Ohio ConferenceDefensive Player of theYear...Named second team all-Ohio as a senior...Personal -Born Richard D. Sumlin...Son ofJulian and Monica Scott...Has

six siblings...Birth Date - December 4, 1989.

Richard Sumlin82DL Junior/Sophomore

6-3, 265Medina, OhioMedina



2009 11 16 17 33 2.5-4 0.0-0 0-0

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named third team all-OAA...Personal - Born DeAndre Terrell Sutton...Son of Lorenzo Curryand Tanya Sutton...Birth Date - February 10, 1991.

DeAndre Sutton83WR Sophomore/Freshman

6-4, 180Detroit, MichiganSouthfield

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named first team all-NortheastOhio Conference twice...Personal - Born Brian MatthewSwartz...Son of David and Diane Swartz...Has five sisters and onebrother... Birth Date - December 16, 1990.

Brian Swartz18WR Sophomore/Freshman

6-1, 190Parma, OhioParma

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2009 - Appeared in two games on the Oilers offensive line...2008 -Did not see action...Prep - Named first team all-conferencetwice...Named first team all-Butler County...Personal - Born NathanAlexander Toney...Son of Paul and Sandra Toney...Has foursiblings...Birth Date - November 23, 1988.

Nate Toney79OL Junior/Sophomore

6-5, 270West Chester, OhioLakota West

2009 - Played in two gamesbefore an injury ended hisseason...Rushed for 186yards...Averaged 11.6 yardsper rush...Scored threetouchdowns...Had 129 yardsrushing against Urbana...2008

- Did not see action...Prep -Named first team all-GMC...Named second team all-Ohio...Personal - BornDemetrius DeAngelo Trapps...Lives with aunt, AmberMcKeever, and uncle,Demetrius McKeever...Has fourbrothers and two sisters...Birth

Date - June 26, 1989.

Demetrius Trapps4RB Junior/Sophomore

5-9, 160Defiance, OhioAyersville

RUSHING STATISTICS


2009 2 16 186 11.6 3 48

2009 - Appeared in seven games...2008 - Appeared in eightgames...Prep - Named first team all-Greater BuckeyeConference...Named honorable mention all-Ohio...Personal - BornJordan Jesse VanAusdale...Son of Steve and Mary LouVanAusdale... Has three brothers...Birth Date - May 13, 1988.

Jordan VanAusdale80WR Senior/Junior

6-3, 205Napoleon, OhioEastern Michigan Univ.

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named first team all-county andall-conference...Personal - Born Benjamin Thomas Watkins...Sonof Thom and Jane Watkins...Has two sisters...Birth Date - August8, 1990.

Ben Watkins47DB Sophomore/Freshman

6-0, 175Marietta, GeorgiaPope

2009 - Did not see action...Prep - Named all-Blanchard ValleyConference three times...Was a three-time all-Northwest Ohioselection...Personal - Born Kevan James Westenbarger...Son ofBill and Jennifer Westenbarger...Has three brothers and onesister...Birth Date - November 3, 1990.

Kevan Westenbarger14QB Sophomore/Freshman

6-4, 200McComb, OhioMcComb

2009 - Appeared in all 11games...Made eight starts...Was voted the GLIAC Fresh-man of the Year...Named sec-ond team all-GLIAC...Recorded937 rushing yards...Carried theball 222 times...Averaged 85.2rushing yards per game...Scored six touchdowns...Wentover the 100-yard plateau threetimes...Recorded 196 rushingyards against Ferris State...Went for 138 yards againstHillsdale...Prep - Named firstteam all-Ohio...Selected to playin the Ohio North/South all-star

game...Named first team all-conference as a senior...Personal -Born Monterae Williams...Son of John and Tonya Collins...Has fivesiblings...Birth Date - September 23, 1991.

Monterae Williams

Sophomore5-9, 190Canton, OhioMcKinley

34RB

RUSHING STATISTICS


2009 11 222 937 4.2 6 52

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2009 - Appeared in all 11games with ten starts...Hadeight catches for 91 yards andtwo scores...2008 - Appeared inten games with four starts...Hadseven catches for 65 yards...2007 - Appeared in eightgames...2006 - Did not seeaction…Prep - Named firstteam all-Midwest AthleticConference...Personal - BornStephen John Winner...Son ofRandy and Cathy Winner...Hasa sister and two brothers…Birth Date - November 14,1987.

Steve Winner

Senior6-2, 235Versailles, OhioVersailles

89TE



2007 8 1 6 6.0 0 62008 10 7 65 9.3 0 162009 11 8 91 11.4 2 19Totals 29 16 172 10.8 2 19

2009 - Appeared in ten games...Made 17 tackles...Broke up twopasses...Had five tackles against Grand Valley State...2008 - Didnot see action...Prep - Named first team all-Western OhioConference...Personal - Born Bryan Edwin Womack Jr...Son of Danaand Bryan Womack Sr...Has one brother...Birth Date - June 26,1990.

Bryan Womack31DB Junior/Sophomore

5-10, 165Huber Heights, OhioWayne



2009 10 5 12 17 0.5-1 0.0-0 0-0

2009 - Appeared in all 11games...Made nine starts...Named honorable mention all-GLIAC...Was second on theteam with 42 receptions...Had518 yards receiving...Caughtfive touchdown passes...Rushed the ball five times for25 yards...Completed 2-of-2passes for 105 yards and ascore...Made a career-highseven receptions againstHillsdale...Racked up 119 yardsreceiving against Ashland...Had two touchdown catchesagainst Saginaw Valley

State...2008 - Appeared in six games with three starts...Had 233yards receiving on 19 catches... Had eight receptions for 117 yardsand a touchdown against Tiffin...2007 - Appeared in all 11 games...Made eight starts... Had 21 receptions for 303 yards...Had eightcatches for 134 yards against Michigan Tech...Had a 61 yard rushagainst Hillsdale...Prep - Named first team all-Ohio...Was the de-fensive player of the year for his district... Personal - Born DustinHugh Zielaskiewicz...Son of Mark and Tracy Zielaskiewicz...Has onesister...Birth Date - July 20, 1989.

Dustin Zielaskiewicz8WR Senior

5-11, 200Brunswick, OhioBrunswick



2007 11 21 303 14.4 2 502008 6 19 233 12.3 1 492009 11 42 518 12.3 5 32Totals 28 82 1,054 12.9 8 50

RUSHING STATISTICS


2007 11 16 136 8.5 0 612008 6 6 23 3.8 0 172009 11 5 25 5.0 0 7Totals 28 27 184 6.8 0 61

KICK RETURN STATISTICS

Year No Yds Avg TD Long No Yds Avg TD Long

2007 0 0 0.0 0 0 11 61 5.5 0 142008 0 0 0.0 0 0 9 61 6.8 0 262009 0 0 0.0 0 0 14 90 6.4 0 18Totals 0 0 0.0 0 0 34 212 6.2 0 26

PUNT RETURN STATISTICS

PASSING STATISTICS

Year GP Att-Comp-Int Pct Yds TD Long

2008 6 2-2-0 100.0 71 1 362009 11 2-2-0 100.0 105 1 57Totals 17 4-4-0 100.0 176 2 57

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2010 NEWCOMERSRay BallardDB

Freshman5-10, 175Columbus, OhioNorthland

Prep - Named first team all-city…Was a second team all-dis-trict selection...Personal - BornRaynard Ballard…Son of Robertand Gloria Ballard…Has onebrother and one sister…Birth Date - January 19, 1992.

Tory DeMarcoOLFreshman5-9, 200Huntington, OhioBlack River

Prep - Named first team all-conference...Was a second teamall-Ashland County selection...Personal - Born Salvatore Jo-seph DeMarco...Son of Geraldand Jill DeMarco...Has one brother and one sister...Birth Date -September 23, 1991.

Dailyn CampbellLBJunior/Sophomore6-1, 215Kenton, OhioYoungstown State Univ.

Prep - Transfer from YoungstownState University...In 2009 he ap-peared in six games...Had 15rushes for 61 yards...In 2008 heappeared in three games, mak-ing one start...Completed 32-of-51 passes for 224 yards and atouchdown...Threw for 122 yards and a score against MissouriState…In high school, was an all-Ohio player for Kenton...Made30 receptions as a senior…As a junior, he completed 155-of-305passes for 2,608 yards...As a sophomore, he was a second-teamall-Ohio Division III selection...Personal - Born DailynCampbell…Son of Donna Deisler and the late Dale Campbell...Birth

Date - May 16, 1990.

Mitchell FaineQBFreshman6-4, 210Bluffton, OhioAda

Prep - Named second team all-Ohio as a junior...Was the North-west Conference Player of theYear...Named first team all-NWC...A second team all-confer-ence selection in basketball...Personal - Born Mitchell WoodruffFaine...Son of Bill and Jodi Faine...Has two sisters and onebrother...Birth Date - January 22, 1992.

Torrence GarlandLBFreshman5-11, 225Sylvania, OhioNorthview

Prep - Named second team all-Northern Lakes League... Per-

sonal - Born Torrence JamallGarland...Son of Terry andCharmaine Garland...Birth Date

- July 16, 1992.

Luke GeorgeDBFreshman6-0, 190Deshler, OhioPatrick Henry

Prep - Named first team all-Northwest Ohio Athletic League...A second team all-district pick...Was a first team all-conferencepick in baseball... Personal -Born Luke Robert George...Son of Bob and Marsha George...Hasone brother and one sister...Birth Date - August 5, 1991.

Isaiah FieldsDBFreshman5-11, 200Clarksville, TennesseeNorthland

Prep - Won two letters... Per-

sonal - Born Isaiah E. Fields...Son of Everett Fields and TonyaKerrin...Has six siblings... Birth

Date - January 14, 1992.

Damon ContatWRFreshman6-2, 210Maumee, OhioMaumee

Prep - Named first team all-conference...Voted first team all-district...Tabbed honorable men-tion all-Ohio...Personal - BornDamon Contat...Birth Date - Notavailable.

Nate BrassellDBFreshman5-10, 170Waynesfield, OhioWaynesfield-Goshen

Prep - Named second team all-Northwest Conference... Per-

sonal - Born Nate F. Brassell...Son of Jeffrey and ToniaBrassell...Has one brother...Birth

Date - December 27, 1991.

Jesse CramerWRFreshman5-11, 165McComb, OhioMcComb

Prep - Named first team all-Northwest Ohio...Was a firstteam all-Blanchard Valley Con-ference selection...Named honor-able mention all-Ohio...Personal

- Born Jesse Robert Cramer...Son of Kyle and Sandra Cramer...Hasthree siblings...Birth Date - April 26, 1992.

Richard BarnesLBJunior5-11, 215Compton, CaliforniaLong Beach City College

Prep - Transfer from Long BeachCity College...Named secondteam all-conference...Personal -Born Richard Barnes...Birth Date

- Not available.

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2010 NEWCOMERS2010 NEWCOMERS2010 NEWCOMERS2010 NEWCOMERS2010 NEWCOMERSJake HughesDL

Freshman6-2, 245Lucas, OhioLucas

Prep - Named honorable mentionall-North Central Conference...Personal - Born Jake RichardHughes...Son of Rick and SheriHughes...Has two siblings...Birth

Date - May 30, 1992.

Spencer KerrKFreshman5-11, 150Tiffin, OhioCalvert

Prep - Named first team all-conference...Named secondteam all-district in soccertwice...Personal - Born SpencerGrant Kerr...Son of Patrick andJennifer Kerr...Has one brother and one sister...Birth Date - No-vember 18, 1991.

Kenny KlattLBFreshman6-0, 205Columbus, OhioHilliard Davidson

Prep - Named second team all-Ohio...Was a first team all-OhioCapital Conference selection...Voted first team all-district... Per-

sonal - Born Kenneth AndrewKlatt...Son of Andy and Cindy Klatt...Has one brother and one sis-ter... Birth Date - September 12, 1991.

Cameron KoeppLBFreshman6-2, 205Elyria, OhioElyria

Prep - Named first team all-Northeast Ohio Conference...Was a first team all-districtpick...Personal - Born CameronSteven Koepp...Son of Stevenand Renee Koepp...His stepmother is Kimberly Koepp...Has threesiblings...Birth Date - February 11, 1992.

Isaac KrinkeOLFreshman6-4, 265Leipsic, OhioLeipsic

Prep - Named third team all-Ohio...Was a first team all-Blanchard Valley Conferenceselection...Named first team all-Northwest Ohio...Personal -Born Isaac James Krinke...Son of Dave and Sue Krinke...Has fivesiblings...Birth Date - November 10, 1991.

Josh LeeTEFreshman6-5, 225Pandora, OhioPandora-Gilboa

Prep - Was selected as the Divi-sion IV Co-Defensive Player ofthe Year in the state of Ohio dur-ing his junior season...Voted firstteam all-Ohio...Tabbed first teamall-Northwest Ohio...Named first team all-Blanchard ValleyConference...Named the Putnam County League Player of the Yeartwice in basketball...Was a first team all-conference pick in bas-ketball three times...Personal - Born Joshua Grant Lee...Son ofDarrell and Vickie Lee...Has three siblings...Birth Date - Novem-ber 9, 1991.

Jamon McClainDBFreshman5-11, 180Canton, OhioMcKinley

Prep - Named first team all-Fed-eral League...Voted honorablemention all-Ohio...Was a firstteam all-district pick...Personal -Born Jamon LaMar McClain...Son of Carlos McClain and Brenda Smalls...Has a twin brotherwho attends Walsh University...Birth Date - September 14, 1991.

Dillon MollLBFreshman5-10, 210Howell, MichiganHowell

Prep - Named first team all-conference...Was a first team all-county selection...Personal -Born Dillon Moll...Son of Alfredand Jessica Moll...Has two broth-ers and one sister...Birth Date - October 22, 1992.

Shane MoraisOLFreshman6-4, 270Columbus, OhioWesterville South

Prep - Named second team all-Ohio Capital Conference... Per-

sonal - Born Shane AdamMorais...Son of Roy and MelindaMorais...Has two brothers...Birth

Date - July 25, 1991.

Nathan MorrisWRFreshman6-1, 190Warrensville Heights, OhioWarrensville Heights

Prep - Voted honorable mentionall-Ohio...Named first team all-Lake Erie League...Personal -Born Nathan Morris...Son of Rob-ert and Mary Morris...Has threesisters and one brother...Birth Date - Not available.

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2010 NEWCOMERSBrett PickensDB

Freshman6-0, 200New London, OhioWestern Reserve

Prep - Named first team all-con-ference in football and basket-ball... Was a second team all-dis-trict selection in both as well...Personal - Brett David Pickens...Son of Barry and Carol Pickens...Has two brothers...Birth Date -June 18, 1991.

Stefan PriceTEFreshman6-2, 220Minford, OhioMinford

Prep - Named all-Southern OhioConference...Personal - BornStefan Andrew Price...Son ofDarren Price and CarolineMiller...Has two sisters and onebrother...Birth Date - November 27, 1991.

Jacob RhodesWRFreshman5-10, 185Sylvania, OhioSouthview

Prep - Named honorable men-tion all-conference...Won Divi-sion II state championship in2008... Personal - Born Jacob F.Rhodes...Son of Mike and KelliLozier...Has two brothers...Birth Date - February 18, 1992.

Cody SescoTEFreshman6-2, 235Lucas, OhioLucas

Prep - Named honorable mentionall-North Central Conference...Personal - Born Cody MichaelSesco...Son of Jamie and TarraSesco...Has two brothers...Birth

Date - May 31, 1992.

Trevor SmithLBFreshman6-0, 215Waterville, OhioAnthony Wayne

Prep - Named first team all-Northern Lakes League...Votedsecond team all-district... Per-

sonal - Born Trevor Lee Smith...Son of Bryan Smith and JulieMock...Has two sisters...Birth Date - November 20, 1990.

John SoliQBSenior6-0, 195Elkhart, IndianaUniv. of Tennessee-Martin

Prep - Transfer for the Universityof Tennessee-Martin...In highschool, led Jimtown to to a statechampionship in 2005...Personal

- Born John Anthony Soli III...Sonof Scott and Rhonda Soli...Has one sister...Birth Date - October 6,1987.

Adam StrombergLBFreshman5-10, 195Allen Park, MichiganAllen Park

Prep - Named first team all-area...Personal - Born AdamClinton Stromberg...Son of Markand Marsha Stromberg...Has twosisters...Birth Date - March 6,1992.

Aaron SwansonDBFreshman5-10, 170Defiance, OhioDefiance

Prep - Named first team all-Ohio...Named the Offensive Backof the Year in his district... Se-lected as a first team all-WesternBuckeye League pick...Personal

- Born Aaron Jacob Swanson...Son of Florian and JuliaSwanson...Has three siblings...Birth Date - March 18, 1991.

Zach TateQBFreshman6-1, 185Columbia, TennesseeCentral

Prep - Named first team all-district...Was a first team all-con-ference selection...Personal -Born Thomas Zachary Tate...Sonof Todd and Sandi Tate...Has twosiblings...Birth Date - December 23, 1991.

Alex VanceDLFreshman6-4, 230Westerville, OhioSt. Francis DeSales

Prep - Named first team all-Ohio...Voted first team all-CentralCatholic League...Earned firstteam all-district honors... Per-

sonal - Born Alex MichaelVance...Son of Jeff and Lisa Vance...Has two sisters and onebrother...Birth Date - October 25, 1991.

Tyler WardDBFreshman5-10, 190Tiffin, OhioColumbian

Prep - Named first team all-Northern Ohio League...Earnedsecond team all-conference hon-ors twice during hiscareer...Personal - Born TylerBlake Ward...Son of Joe Ward and Marlo Kinn...Has one brotherand one sister...Birth Date - August 30, 1992.

Chase SteppOLFreshman6-4, 275Lucas, OhioLucas

Prep - Voted first team all-NorthCentral Conference...Personal -Born Chas Allen Stepp...Son ofJeremy and Tricia Stepp...Hastwo siblings...Birth Date - June5, 1991.

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Dustin WilliamsWRFreshman5-10, 185Ashville, OhioTeays Valley

Prep - Named honorable mentionall-Ohio...Named first team all-conference...Personal - BornDustin Lyndell Williams...Son ofJeff and Sharma Williams...Hasthree siblings...Birth Date - August 23, 1989.

Dave WillisOLFreshman6-2, 250Mansfield, OhioLexington

Prep - Earned second team all-Ohio Cardinal Conferencehonors...Personal - Born DavidOwen Willis...Son of James andBetsy Willis...Has one brotherand one sister...Birth Date - December 6, 1990.

Brice WomackDBFreshman6-0, 195Xenia, OhioXenia

Prep - Named second team all-Greater Western Ohio Confer-ence... Voted the academicplayer of the year...Personal -Born Brice Kenyatta Womack...Son of James and Tamela Womack...Has one brother and onesister...Birth Date - January 14, 1992.

Marcus WrightLBFreshman6-4, 225Kent, OhioRoosevelt

Prep - Was a first team all-Por-tage Trail Conference selection...Named second team all-North-east Ohio...Personal - BornMarcus Wright...Son of RobertWright and Bernell Mabry...Has five siblings...Birth Date - May 8,1991.

Dominique WilliamsRBFreshman5-8, 170Cincinnati, OhioPrinceton

Prep - Named second team all-Greater Miami Conference as asenior...Personal - Born Domin-ique Isaac Williams...Son of Der-rick McCloud and KristalWilliams...Has two brothers and one sister...Birth Date - February24, 1992.

Terrance WilliamsLBJunior6-1, 225Miami, FloridaEl Camino Junior College

Prep - Transfer from El CaminoJunior College where he regis-tered 31 tackles in 2009...Per-

sonal - Born TerranceWilliams...Birth Date - Not avail-able.

Kalon WillisDBFreshman5-10, 190Southfield, MichiganSouthfield

Prep - Was a first team all-con-ference selection...Also astandout in wrestling andtrack...Personal - Born KalonDrake Willis...Son of Jasper andDenita Willis...Birth Date - Not available.

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2010 OPPONENTS

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2010 OPPONENT INFORMATIONTUSCULUM

PIONEERSSeptember 4 - at Findlay, Ohio - 12:00 p.m.

Head Coach Frankie DeBuskAlma Mater FurmanRecord at Tusculum 71-59 (13th Year)Office Phone (423) 636-73022009 Record 3-7SAC Record 2-5Lettermen Returning/Lost 45/19Starters Returning/Lost 15/12Basic Offense SpreadBasic Defense 8-Man Front

Location Greenville, TennesseeEnrollment 2,600Founded 1794Colors Orange (Pantone 158) & BlackNickname PioneersPresident Dr. Nancy B. MoodyDirector of Athletics Frankie DeBuskPhone (423) 636-7323Stadium Pioneer FieldCapacity 3,500Surface Bermuda GrassTicket Office (423) 636-7323Conference South Atlantic ConferenceSports Information Director Dom DonnellyOffice Phone (423) 636-7326Home Phone (423) 341-0091Fax (423) 636-7370Email [email protected] Box Phone (423) 636-7344Athletic Website www.tusculumpioneers.com

Frankie DeBusk(Urbana)

71-59 (13th Year)

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Game 1

NORTHERN MICHIGAN

WILDCATSSeptember 11 - at Marquette, Michigan - 2:00 p.m.

Bernie Anderson(Northern Michigan)

16-24 (5th Year)

Head Coach Bernie AndersonAlma Mater Northern MichiganRecord at Northern Michigan 16-24 (5th Year)Office Phone (906) 227-20392009 Record 6-4GLIAC Record 6-4Lettermen Returning/Lost 34/21Starters Returning/Lost 12/10Basic Offense Pro IBasic Defense 3-4

Location Marquette, MichiganEnrollment 9,400Founded 1899Colors Olive Green and Old GoldNickname WildcatsPresident Dr. Les WongDirector of Athletics Ken GodfreyPhone (906) 227-1826Stadium Superior DomeCapacity 8,000Surface Artificial TurfTicket Office (906) 227-1032Conference GLIACSports Information Director Dave FaiellaOffice Phone (906) 227-1013Home Phone (906) 226-8435Fax (906) 227-2492Email [email protected] Box Phone (906) 227-1720Athletic Website web.nmu.edu/sports

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2010 OPPONENT INFORMATIONTIFFIN

DRAGONSSeptember 18 - at Tiffin, Ohio - 1:30 p.m.

Head Coach David WalkoskyAlma Mater ToledoRecord at Tiffin 1-21 (3rd Year)Office Phone (313) 577-42882009 Record 0-11GLIAC Record 0-10Lettermen Returning/Lost 25/34Starters Returning/Lost 8/14Basic Offense MultipleBasic Defense 4-3

Location Tiffin, OhioEnrollment 2,400Founded 1888Colors Green and GoldNickname DragonsPresident Dr. Paul MarionDirector of Athletics Lonny AllenPhone (419) 448-3359Stadium Frost-Kalnow StadiumCapacity 4,500Surface Field TurfTicket Office (419) 448-3334Conference GLIACSports Information Director Shane O’DonnellOffice Phone (419) 448-3288Home Phone (419) 448-7014Fax (419) 443-5007Email [email protected] Box Phone (419) 447-0971Athletic Website www.tiffin.edu/athletics

Dave Walkosky(Toledo)

1-21 (3rd Year)

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Game 3

GRAND VALLEY STATE

LAKERSSeptember 25 - at Findlay, Ohio - 12:00 p.m.

Matt Mitchell(Cornell)

0-0 (1st Year)

Head Coach Matt MitchellAlma Mater Cornell (Iowa)Record at Grand Valley State 0-0 (1st Year)Office Phone (616) 331-30502009 Record 13-2GLIAC Record 9-1Lettermen Returning/Lost 40/21Starters Returning/Lost 17/6Basic Offense No Huddle - One BackBasic Defense 4-3

Location Allendale, MichiganEnrollment 24,408Founded 1960Colors Blue, Black and WhiteNickname LakersPresident Dr. Thomas J. HaasDirector of Athletics Tim SelgoPhone (616) 331-2246Stadium Lubbers StadiumCapacity 8,550Surface Natural GrassTicket Office (616) 331-3200Conference GLIACSports Information Director Tim NottOffice Phone (616) 331-3275Home Phone (616) 669-0149Fax (616) 331-3838Email [email protected] Box Phone (616) 331-4713Athletic Website gvsulakers.cstv.com

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2010 OPPONENT INFORMATIONINDIANAPOLIS

GREYHOUNDSOctober 2 - at Findlay, Ohio - 4:00 p.m.

Head Coach Bob BartolomeoAlma Mater ButlerRecord at Indianapolis 0-0 (1st Year)Office Phone (317) 788-35562009 Record 4-7GLIAC Record 3-7Lettermen Returning/Lost 31/14Starters Returning/Lost 14/8Basic Offense SpreadBasic Defense 4-3

Location Indianapolis, IndianaEnrollment 4,729Founded 1902Colors Crimson and GreyNickname GreyhoundsPresident Dr. Beverley PittsDirector of Athletics Dr. Sue WilleyPhone (317) 788-3412Stadium Key StadiumCapacity 5,500Surface SprinTurfTicket Office (317) 788-3246Conference GLIACSports Information Director Mitch WignessOffice Phone (317) 788-3494Home Phone (317) 989-2731Fax (317) 788-3472Email [email protected] Box Phone (317) 989-2731Athletic Website athletics.unindy.edu

Bob Bartolomeo(Butler)

0-0 (1st Year)

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Game 5

FERRIS STATE

BULLDOGSOctober 9 - at Big Rapids, Michigan - 2:00 p.m.

Jeff Pierce(Ferris State)

91-74 (16th Year)

Head Coach Jeff PierceAlma Mater Ferris StateRecord at Ferris State 91-74 (16th Year)Office Phone (231) 591-28642009 Record 1-10GLIAC Record 0-10Lettermen Returning/Lost 45/22Starters Returning/Lost 13/11Basic Offense SpreadBasic Defense 4-3

Location Big Rapids, MichiganEnrollment 13,532Founded 1884Colors Crimson and GoldNickname BulldogsPresident Dr. David L. EislerDirector of Athletics TBAPhone (231) 591-2863Stadium Top Taggart FieldCapacity 6,200Surface Artificial TurfTicket Office (231) 591-2888Conference GLIACSports Information Director Rob BentleyOffice Phone (231) 591-3821Home Phone (231) 796-1178Fax (231) 591-3775Email [email protected] Box Phone (231) 591-2217Athletic Website www.ferris.edu/sport

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2010 OPPONENT INFORMATIONOHIO DOMINICAN

PANTHERSOctober 16 - at Columbus, Ohio - 1:00 p.m.

Bill Conley(Ohio State)

0-0 (1st Year)

Head Coach Bill ConleyAlma Mater Ohio StateRecord at Wayne State 0-0 (1st Year)Office Phone (614) 251-45562009 Record 7-3GLIAC Record N/ALettermen Returning/Lost 45/23Starters Returning/Lost 17/5Basic Offense SpreadBasic Defense 4-3

Location Columbus, OhioEnrollment 3,100Founded 1911Colors Black, Gold and WhiteNickname PanthersPresident Ron SeiffertDirector of Athletics Bill BlazerPhone (614) 251-4735Stadium Panther FieldCapacity 1,750Surface SprinTurfTicket Office Not AvailableConference GLIACSports Information Director Jeff BlairOffice Phone (614) 251-4577Home Phone Not AvailableFax (614) 252-2556Email [email protected] Box Phone (614) 253-4813Athletic Website panthers.ohiodominican.edu

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Game 7

LAKE ERIE

STORMOctober 23 - at Findlay, Ohio - 12:00 p.m.

Mark McNellie(Baldwin Wallace)10-12 (3rd Year)

Head Coach Mark McNellieAlma Mater Baldwin WallaceRecord at Wayne State 10-12 (3rd Year)Office Phone (440) 375-73882009 Record 7-4GLIAC Record N/ALettermen Returning/Lost 64/13Starters Returning/Lost 22/4Basic Offense SpreadBasic Defense 4-3

Location Painesville, OhioEnrollment 1,300Founded 1856Colors Green and WhiteNickname StormPresident Michael T. VictorDirector of Athletics Griz ZimmermannPhone (440) 375-7472Stadium Jack Britt Memorial StadiumCapacity 2,500Surface Natural GrassTicket Office (440) 375-7480Conference GLIACSports Information Director Jason TirottaOffice Phone (440) 375-7475Home Phone Not AvailableFax (440) 375-7474Email [email protected] Box Phone Not AvailableAthletic Website www.lec.edu/athletics

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2010 OPPONENT INFORMATIONHILLSDALE

CHARGERSNovember 6 - at Hillsdale, Michigan - 2:30 p.m.

Keith Otterbein(Hillsdale)

48-42 (7th Year)

Head Coach Keith OtterbeinAlma Mater HillsdaleRecord at Hillsdale 48-42 (7th Year)Office Phone (517) 607-31382009 Record 10-3GLIAC Record 8-2Lettermen Returning/Lost 62/17Starters Returning/Lost 10/12Basic Offense Multiple One-BackBasic Defense Multiple 4-3

Location Hillsdale, MichiganEnrollment 1,200Founded 1844Colors Royal Blue and WhiteNickname ChargersPresident Dr. Larry P. ArnnDirector of Athletics Don BrubacherPhone (517) 437-7364Stadium Frank “Muddy” Waters StadiumCapacity 8,500Surface Pro GrassTicket Office (517) 437-7364Conference GLIACSports Information Director Brad MonastiereOffice Phone (517) 607-3172Home Phone (517) 425-1786Fax (517) 607-3120Email [email protected] Box Phone (517) 607-2220Athletic Website www.hillsdale.edu/athletics

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Game 10

ASHLAND

EAGLESOctober 30 - at Findlay, Ohio - 12:00 p.m.

Lee Owens(Bluffton)

41-25 (7th Year)

Head Coach Lee OwensAlma Mater BlufftonRecord at Ashland 41-25 (7th Year)Office Phone (419) 289-54472009 Record 6-5GLIAC Record 6-4Lettermen Returning/Lost 38/25Starters Returning/Lost 16/6Basic Offense SpreadBasic Defense 3-4

Location Ashland, OhioEnrollment 6,100Founded 1878Colors Purple and GoldNickname EaglesPresident Dr. Frederick FinksDirector of Athletics Bill GoldringPhone (419) 289-5441Stadium Jack Miller StadiumCapacity 5,217Surface ProGrassTicket Office (419) 289-5441Conference GLIACSports Information Director Al KingOffice Phone (419) 289-5441Home Phone (419) 289-8418Fax (419) 289-5468Email [email protected] Box Phone (419) 289-6323Athletic Website www.ashland.edu/athletics

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Thursday, September 2Indianapolis at Kentucky Wesleyan 7 pmMalone (Ohio) at Tiffin 7 pmNorthern Michigan at Minnesota St.-Mankato 7 pmLake Erie at Gannon (Pa.) 7 pmWest Texas A&M at Grand Valley State $ 8 pmFriday, September 3Ferris State at Hillsdale (Non-Conf.) 7 pmSaturday, September 4Northwood at Wayne State (Non-Conf.) NoonTusculum (Tenn.) at Findlay NoonCalifornia (Pa.) at Saginaw Valley State NoonBloomsburg (Pa.) at Ashland 1 pmSaturday, September 11Northwood at Ohio Dominican* NoonFindlay at Northern Michigan* 2 pmMichigan Tech at Lake Erie* 1 pmWayne State at Tiffin* 1:30 pmAshland at Indianapolis* 6 pmHillsdale at Grand Valley State* 7 pmSaginaw Valley State at Ferris State* 7 pmSaturday, September 18Ferris State at Ohio Dominican* NoonLake Erie at Saginaw Valley State* NoonNorthern Michigan at Northwood* NoonWayne State at Michigan Tech* 1 pmFindlay at Tiffin* 1:30 pmHillsdale at Ashland* 7 pmIndianapolis at Grand Valley State* 7 pmSaturday, September 25Grand Valley State at Findlay* NoonOhio Dominican at Wayne State* NoonSaginaw Valley State at Northwood* NoonLake Erie at Hillsdale* 1 pmMichigan Tech at Indianapolis* 2 pmAshland at Northern Michigan* 4 pmTiffin at Ferris State* 7 pmSaturday, October 2Northern Michigan at Wayne State* NoonFerris State at Lake Erie* 1 pmOhio Dominican at Michigan Tech* 1 pmNorthwood at Ashland* 1 pmSaginaw Valley State at Hillsdale* 1 pmGrand Valley State at Tiffin* 1:30 pmIndianapolis at Findlay* 4 pmSaturday, October 9Michigan Tech at Saginaw Valley State* NoonTiffin at Ashland* 1 pmFindlay at Ferris State* 2 pmNorthwood at Indianapolis* 6 pmHillsdale at Ohio Dominican* 7 pmNorthern Michigan at Grand Valley State* 7 pmWayne State at Lake Erie* 7 pmSaturday, October 16Ashland at Wayne State* NoonTiffin at Northwood* NoonIndianapolis at Saginaw Valley State* NoonFindlay at Ohio Dominican* 1 pmFerris State at Northern Michigan* 1 pmMichigan Tech at Hillsdale* 1:30 pmLake Erie at Grand Valley State* 7 pmSaturday, October 23Hillsdale at Wayne State* NoonLake Erie at Findlay* NoonIndianapolis at Northern Michigan* 1 pmNorthwood at Michigan Tech* 1 pmSaginaw Valley State at Ashland* 1 pmOhio Domincan at Tiffin* 1:30 pmGrand Valley State at Ferris State* 2 pmSaturday, October 30Ashland at Findlay* NoonHillsdale at Northwood* NoonWayne State at Saginaw Valley State* NoonOhio Domincan at Lake Erie* 1 pmGrand Valley State at Michigan Tech* 1 pmNorthern Michigan at Tiffin* 1:30 pmFerris State at Indianapolis* 6 pmSaturday, November 6Ashland at Ohio Dominican* NoonIndianapolis at Wayne State* NoonTiffin at Lake Erie* 1 pmSaginaw Valley State at Northern Michigan* 1 pmMichigan Tech at Ferris State* 2 pmFindlay at Hillsdale* 2:30 pmNorthwood at Grand Valley State* 7 pmSaturday, November 13Wayne State at Findlay* NoonFerris State at Northwood* NoonGrand Valley State at Saginaw Valley State* NoonLake Erie at Ashland* 1 pmTiffin at Hillsdale* 1 pmNorthern Michigan at Michigan Tech* 1 pmOhio Domincan at Indianapolis* 2:00 pm

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2010 OPPONENT INFORMATIONWAYNE STATE

WARRIORSNovember 13 - at Findlay, Ohio - 12:00 p.m.

Paul Winters(Akron)

27-37 (5th Year)

Head Coach Paul WintersAlma Mater AkronRecord at Wayne State 27-37 (5th Year)Office Phone (313) 577-42882009 Record 6-5GLIAC Record 5-5Lettermen Returning/Lost Not AvailableStarters Returning/Lost Not AvailableBasic Offense I-FormationBasic Defense 4-3

Location Detroit, MichiganEnrollment 29,046Founded 1868Colors Green and GoldNickname WarriorsPresident TBADirector of Athletics Rob FournierPhone (313) 577-4280Stadium Tom Adams FieldCapacity 6,000Surface Field TurfTicket Office (313) 993-4347Conference GLIACSports Information Director Jeff WeissOffice Phone (313) 577-7542Home Phone (419) 885-6109Fax (313) 577-5997Email [email protected] Box Phone (313) 577-4254Athletic Website www.wsuathletics.com

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2009 REVIEW

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After a tough 2008 season, which saw The University ofFindlay football team post a 2-9 record, better things were expectedfrom a group featuring a plethora of experience. With six of those de-feats coming by eight points or less, the Oilers seemed primed to climbup the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) stand-ings.

The 2009 season started with a bang as Findlay scored 28 firsthalf points and went on to crush Urbana 42-21 in a non-conferenceclash for its eighth consecutive opening game victory at Donnell Sta-dium.

Running back Melvin Jackson carried the offensive load with116 yards on 26 carries. He also scored two touchdowns in the open-ing half from three and two yards out.

Quarterback Andrew Beam introduced himself to Findlay fansby throwing for 235 yards and two touchdowns while wide receiverMike Chambers caught two first half touchdowns and accumulated131 receiving yards in the win.

Running back Demetrius Trapps also had an impressive de-but with 129 yards on the ground.

Linebackers Andrew Leddy and Joe Knopick each made eight tackles in the game as the Blue Knightswere held to only 203 yards. Defensive back Erik Chapin, defensive lineman Brandon Cornell and defensiveback Donte Johnson all picked off Urbana passes.

The Oilers used the momentum from the opening week victory and scored 22 third quarter points tohammer GLIAC rival Tiffin University 35-13 on the road the following week as running back Monterae Williams

paced Findlay with 144 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns in the win.Chambers caught seven of Beam’s 12 completions and had 180 yards receiving. Beam was a productive

12-of-16 passing for 179 yards and a touchdown while wide receiver Dustin Zielaskiewicz showed off his armwith a 57-yard pass to Chambers.

Defensive back Anthony Fields made six tackles and picked off a pass for the Oilers defense.Findlay continued their impressive early season play and left no doubts about its home contest with Ferris

State. Helped by opportunistic defense and special teams, the Oilers scored 31 first quarter points and went onto beat the Bulldogs 43-7.

Williams barged in from two yards away to open the scoring. Kicker Cameron Stevens then drilled a 28-yard field to give the Oilers a 10-0 lead midway through the first.

Things went haywire for Ferris State after that as linebacker Brandon Butler recovered a blocked punt inthe end zone. On the ensuing kick-off, Zielaskiewicz recovered a fumble and minutes later Beam found fullbackTerrance Schaefer for a 2-yard touchdown. On the Bulldogs next possession, defensive back Bryon Rizzi

returned an interception 27 yards for a touchdown and Findlay held a 31-0 lead going into the second quarter.Williams showed his workhorse mentality with 196 yards on 33 carries on the day.The Oilers season continued with a trip to Detroit for a key game at Wayne State the following week. The

Oilers got off to a quick start thanks to a 18-yard field goal from Stevens, but the Findlay defense allowed fivetouchdowns in a 35-21 defeat.

Williams had another solid game for Findlay with 92 yards rushing and a touchdown. Beam passed for252 yards and a touchdown, but was intercepted twice. Chambers continued to be the Oilers top receiving threatwith 185 yards, including a 40-yard touchdown reception.

Johnson and Knopick led the Findlay defense with seven tackles apiece. Fields had two interceptions inthe game as well for the Oilers.

To this point in the season, the offense had been carrying the Findlay football team, but in its 14-0 winover Northwood, it was the defense which stepped up as Knopick had a stellar afternoon with a game-high 17tackles and a fumble recovery.

Beam registered 242 yards through the air to pace the offense.

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2009 SEASON IN REVIEWFindlay faced its most significant challenge to that point in the

season when the Oilers hosted #24 Hillsdale in a homecoming battlewhich featured two teams who were 3-1 in the GLIAC. The Chargersjumped out to a quick 14-0 lead, but the Oilers scored 42 points in thelast three quarters to crush Hillsdale 42-17.

Beam had perhaps his best performance of the season throw-ing for 312 yards and two touchdowns.

Williams churned out 138 yards on the ground and scored twicewhile Fields was a monster on the defensive side of the ball with 12tackles and five pass breakups.

On the cusp of the NCAA Division II Coaches Poll, Findlay trav-eled up to Houghton, Michigan for a challenge against not only Michi-gan Tech, but the weather as well. In a snowy game with moderatewinds and temperatures around freezing, the running game becamekey and aided by another strong defensive performance the Oilersbeat the Huskies 14-5.

Three different Findlay backs surpassed 50 yards and the teamrushed for 191 yards on the afternoon. Jackson ran for 73 yards andBeam for 71. Beam’s 23-yard touchdown run with time running out inthe first half gave Findlay a 7-3 lead. Beam bullied in from 1-yard out to cap off an 8-play 67-yard drive with 8:12remaining as the Oilers escaped with a win.

After its third straight win and its sixth in seven games, Findlay moved into the NCAA Division II CoachesPoll for the first time. The #18 Oilers faced their most significant test of the season as the Oilers traveled toAllendale, Michigan for a game at #8 Grand Valley State.

Beam was 17-of-23 passing for 187 yards and threw a 59-yard pass to Chambers but the Oilers weredowned 38-13.

Findlay returned home for its next game against a solid 5-3 Northern Michigan team and came away witha 9-6 win on three field goals by Stevens.

The Findlay defense held Northern Michigan to only 74 yards rushing and 233 yards overall as Knopickracked up 15 tackles and two fumble recoveries.

Findlay traveled to Saginaw Valley State in their next game for a key matchup of teams who were 6-2 inthe GLIAC. Zielaskiewicz caught two touchdown passes, but the Oilers were defeated 24-16.

Beam passed for 217 yards and a touchdown in the game while Williams had 77 yards on the ground.In their final game of the season, Findlay faced GLIAC-rival Ashland at Donnell Stadium. Records were

broken, but the Oilers were defeated 41-28 by the Eagles.Beam threw for 278 yards and three touchdowns, but was intercepted three times in the game. Beam

ended the season with 2,179 yards, which broke Bo Hurley’s previous school-record for passing yards in aseason.

Chambers also established a new Findlay single-season school-record with 1,027 receiving yards. Hehad 98 receiving yards and a touchdown in the game. Zielaskiewicz also had a good performance with sixcatches for 119 yards and a touchdown.

Stevens made two field goals and broke his own school-record with 14 field goals on the season.In the off-season, the coaches named Williams the GLIAC “Freshman of the Year” while Chambers,

defensive lineman E. J. Whitlow, Knopick, Fields and punter Brian Schmeidebusch were all first team all-conference selections.

Fields and Schmeidebusch were also named to the first team all-Super Region 3 team by Dakronics.Williams, offensive lineman Nathan Schaffer and Cornell were second-team selections.Additionally, Beam, Zielackiewicz, offensive lineman Chris Codeni, Stevens, Emeaghara and defensive

lineman Richard Sumlin were honorable mention picks.Fields became the first Findlay player to play in the Cactus Bowl. In the 2010 game, Fields broke up a

pass for the West squad, which won 16-0.

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GAME 1

Urbana 0 0 7 14 - 21Findlay 14 14 7 7 - 42

Findlay 42, Urbana 21August 27, 2009 at Findlay, Ohio

UUUUUUUUUU UFUFUFUFUFFirst Downs 17 23Rushing Attempts 16 53Net Yards Rushing 11 273Net Yards Passing 192 13-18-1Total Plays 58 71Total Net Yards 203 508Average Per Play 3.5 7.2Fumbles 1-1 3-2Penalties 8-63 7-62Punts 6-253 2-87Punt Returns 1-10 2-2Kickoff Returns 7-186 5-53Possession Time 19:58 40:023rd Down Conversions 6-14 6-134th Down Conversions 0-2 1-2

RUSHING (ATT-YDS): UF - Trapps 8-129,Jackson 26-108, Williams 9-32 UU - Iler6-8, Smith 4-3

PASSING (COMP-ATT-INT-TD-YDS): UF- Beam 13-18-1-2-235 UU - Gehlert 19-36-2-2-171

RECEIVING (NO-YDS): UF - Chambers6-131, Zielaskiewicz 4-55, Smith 2-37,Jackson 2-12 UU - Kalimullah 8-72, Iler5-41, Leak 5-40, Hart 3-39

Leaders

GAME 3

Ferris State 0 0 7 0 - 7Findlay 31 7 0 5 - 43

Findlay 43, Ferris State 7September 12, 2009 at Findlay, Ohio

FSUFSUFSUFSUFSU UFUFUFUFUFFirst Downs 9 22Rushing Attempts 27 56Net Yards Rushing 53 292Net Yards Passing 75 139Comp-Att-Int 9-19-2 10-20-0Total Plays 46 76Total Net Yards 128 431Average Per Play 2.8 5.7Fumbles 5-2 2-0Penalties 3-14 2-20Punts 6-204 1-41Punt Returns 0-0 3-46Kickoff Returns 7-161 2-42Possession Time 20:33 39:273rd Down Conversions 1-11 7-144th Down Conversions 0-2 1-3

RUSHING (ATT-YDS): UF - Williams 33-196, King 15-70, Rizzi 3-17 FSU - Tho-mas 4-39, Schneider 12-33, Freeman 5-23

PASSING (COMP-ATT-INT-TD-YDS): UF- Beam 10-20-0-2-139 FSU - Schneider9-18-2-1-75

RECEIVING (NO-YDS): UF - Chambers3-87, Zielaskiewicz 2-15, Winner 2-13 FSU- Ryan 2-21,Freeman 2-12, Schuelke 1-17

Leaders

GAME 2

Findlay 3 10 22 0 - 35Tiffin 0 6 0 7 - 13

Findlay 35, Tiffin 13September 3, 2009 at Tiffin, Ohio

UFUFUFUFUF TUTUTUTUTUFirst Downs 20 21Rushing Attempts 42 24Net Yards Rushing 236 92Net Yards Passing 236 272Comp-Att-Int 13-17-0 29-46-2Total Plays 59 70Total Net Yards 451 330Average Per Play 7.6 4.7Fumbles 0-0 1-1Penalties 4-35 4-20Punts 4-180 4-140Punt Returns 0-0 0-0Kickoff Returns 3-43 6-112Possession Time 33:36 26:243rd Down Conversions 2-10 7-144th Down Conversions 1-1 0-1

RUSHING (ATT-YDS): UF - Williams 21-144, Trapps 8-57, King 9-19TU - Ivory 10-52, McGowan 2-9

PASSING (COMP-ATT-INT-TD-YDS): UF- Beam 12-16-0-1-179 TU - Singleton 21-30-2-1-193

RECEIVING (NO-YDS): UF - Chambers7-180, Smith 2-19, Mora 2-16, Wiinner 1-19 TU - Williams 13-124, Raspberry 4-52,Williams 4-38, Cohen 3-22, McKnight 2-23

Leaders

GAME 4

Findlay 3 0 7 11 - 21Wayne State 0 7 14 14 - 35

Wayne State 35, Findlay 21September 19, 2009 at Detroit, Michigan

UFUFUFUFUF WSUWSUWSUWSUWSUFirst Downs 17 19Rushing Attempts 36 44Net Yards Rushing 96 383Net Yards Passing 252 52Comp-Att-Int 18-36-2 5-15-3Total Plays 72 59Total Net Yards 348 435Average Per Play 4.8 7.4Fumbles 1-1 1-0Penalties 3-15 10-122Punts 5-188 4-148Punt Returns 2-17 2-12Kickoff Returns 6-102 3-71Possession Time 34:38 25:223rd Down Conversions 7-18 4-114th Down Conversions 1-2 0-1

RUSHING (ATT-YDS): UF - Williams 31-92, Beam 4-3, Jackson 1-1 WSU - Bell 33-289, Shkreli 5-64

PASSING (COMP-ATT-INT-TD-YDS): UF- Beam 18-36-2-1-252 WSU - Hamilton 1-6-1-0-0, Mohner 3-5-0-1-45

RECEIVING (NO-YDS): UF - Chambers10-185, Zielaskiewicz 4-41, Smith 3-24WSU - Sanders 1-35, Bell 1-7, Burrell 1-7

Leaders

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GAME 5

Northwood 0 0 0 0 - 0Findlay 3 0 3 8 - 14

Findlay 14, Northwood 0September 26, 2009 at Findlay, Ohio

NUNUNUNUNU UFUFUFUFUFFirst Downs 14 13Rushing Attempts 35 29Net Yards Rushing 153 37Net Yards Passing 134 242Comp-Att-Int 14-26-2 20-33-1Total Plays 61 62Total Net Yards 287 279Average Per Play 4.7 4.5Fumbles 4-4 1-0Penalties 8-65 3-30Punts 4-150 4-132Punt Returns 1-4 1-6Kickoff Returns 4-76 1-18Possession Time 27:15 32:453rd Down Conversions 5-13 3-154th Down Conversions 1-3 1-3

RUSHING (ATT-YDS): UF - Williams 17-42, Zielaskiewicz 2-11, Jackson 5-10 NU -Brandon 17-74, Klukowski 5-28

PASSING (COMP-ATT-INT-TD-YDS): UF- Beam 20-33-1-1-242 NU - Klukowski 13-22-2-0-128

RECEIVING (NO-YDS): UF - Mora 6-103,Zielaskiewicz 6-61, Chambers 4-24, Smith3-35, Winner 1-19 NU - Jonker 3-32, Jones3-14, Carr 2-31, Beavers 2-25

Leaders

GAME 7

Findlay 7 0 0 7 - 14Michigan Tech 3 0 2 0 - 5

Findlay 14, Michigan Tech 5October 10, 2009 at Houghton, Michigan

UFUFUFUFUF MTUMTUMTUMTUMTUFirst Downs 15 13Rushing Attempts 45 47Net Yards Rushing 191 210Net Yards Passing 71 53Comp-Att-Int 6-16-0 8-16-0Total Plays 61 63Total Net Yards 262 263Average Per Play 4.3 4.2Fumbles 3-0 4-1Penalties 1-5 1-5Punts 5-209 6-223Punt Returns 3-34 0-0Kickoff Returns 2-48 4-72Possession Time 28:08 31:523rd Down Conversions 8-14 5-164th Down Conversions 0-1 2-3

RUSHING (ATT-YDS): UF - Jackson 13-73, Beam 9-71, Williams 17-57 MTU -Atikins 26-75, Milbrath 6-67, Heim 8-44

PASSING (COMP-ATT-INT-TD-YDS): UF- Beam 6-15-0-0-71 MTU - Heim 8-16-0-0-53

RECEIVING (NO-YDS): UF -Zielaskiewicz 2-35, Mora 2-11 Jackson 1-13, Chambers 1-12MTU - Slowik 3-24,LaChappelle 2-17

Leaders

GAME 6

Hillsdale 7 10 0 0 - 17Findlay 0 14 14 14 - 42

Findlay 42, Hillsdale 17October 3, 2009 at Findlay, Ohio

HCHCHCHCHC UFUFUFUFUFFirst Downs 22 26Rushing Attempts 30 39Net Yards Rushing 124 190Net Yards Passing 280 360Comp-Att-Int 24-51-0 22-29-0Total Plays 81 68Total Net Yards 404 550Average Per Play 5.0 8.1Fumbles 1-1 1-1Penalties 6-63 6-51Punts 7-252 5-213Punt Returns 1-(-1) 3-1Kickoff Returns 6-165 3-54Possession Time 28:21 31:393rd Down Conversions 8-18 6-114th Down Conversions 2-3 0-0

RUSHING (ATT-YDS): UF - Williams 34-138, Jackson 5-52 HC - Panizzi 26-102,Spencer 2-11

PASSING (COMP-ATT-INT-TD-YDS): UF- Beam 21-28-0-2-312, Zielaskiewicz 1-1-0-1-48 HC - Weatherhead 22-49-0-1-258,Otterbein 2-2-0-0-22

RECEIVING (NO-YDS): UF -Zielaskiewicz 7-98, Chambers 6-127,Smith 4-55, Mora 3-56 HC - Holmes 7-95,Patillo 6-79, Blanchard 5-50, Kegg 3-43

Leaders

GAME 8

Findlay 0 7 0 6 - 13Grand Valley 7 17 14 0 - 38

Grand Valley 38, Findlay 13October 17, 2009 at Allendale, Michigan

UFUFUFUFUF GVSUGVSUGVSUGVSUGVSUFirst Downs 13 23Rushing Attempts 21 49Net Yards Rushing 63 266Net Yards Passing 187 214Comp-Att-Int 17-23-1 17-24-0Total Plays 44 73Total Net Yards 250 480Average Per Play 5.7 6.6Fumbles 1-1 0-0Penalties 2-21 10-50Punts 5-214 3-85Punt Returns 1-(-1) 2-14Kickoff Returns 6-132 2-64Possession Time 21:41 38:193rd Down Conversions 1-8 8-144th Down Conversions 1-2 0-2

RUSHING (ATT-YDS): UF - Williams 6-27, Jackson 7-21, Beam 6-15, GVSU -Berezik 17-104, Gates 10-64, Sherrod 9-39, Smolen 4-33

PASSING (COMP-ATT-INT-TD-YDS): UF- Beam 17-23-1-1-187 GVSU - Iciek 17-22-0-1-214

RECEIVING (NO-YDS): UF - Chambers8-107, Mora 5-50, Zielaskiewicz 2-13GVSU - Smolen 8-98, Berezik 3-51, Gates3-28

Leaders

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Team GLIAC Pct. Overall Pct. PF PA

Grand Valley State 9-1 .900 13-2 .867 538 266

Hillsdale 8-2 .800 10-3 .769 461 302

Saginaw Valley State 8-2 .800 9-3 .750 342 252

Northwood 7-3 .700 7-3 .700 276 213

Findlay 6-4 .600 7-4 .636 277 207

Northern Michigan 6-4 .600 6-4 .600 316 161

Ashland 6-4 .600 6-5 .545 299 287

Wayne State 5-5 .500 6-5 .545 322 320

Indianapolis 3-7 .300 4-7 .364 199 234

Michigan Tech 2-8 .200 2-8 .200 224 322

Ferris State 0-10 .000 1-10 .091 122 402

Tiffin 0-10 .000 0-11 .000 153 440

GAME 9

N. Michigan 0 6 0 0 - 6Findlay 0 3 3 3 - 9

Findlay 9, N. Michigan 6October 24, 2009 at Findlay, Ohio

NMUNMUNMUNMUNMU UFUFUFUFUFFirst Downs 12 16Rushing Attempts 38 43Net Yards Rushing 74 202Net Yards Passing 159 67Comp-Att-Int 14-28-0 11-26-0Total Plays 66 69Total Net Yards 233 269Average Per Play 5.7 2.6Fumbles 3-3 0-0Penalties 4-50 6-68Punts 5-195 7-250Punt Returns 2-23 1-5Kickoff Returns 4-62 2-30Possession Time 28:31 31:293rd Down Conversions 7-18 6-184th Down Conversions 2-4 0-1

RUSHING (ATT-YDS): UF - Jackson 18-96, Williams 15-69, Beam 6-33 NMU -Bossuah 17-47, Smith 7-22

PASSING (COMP-ATT-INT-TD-YDS): UF- Beam 11-26-0-0-67 NMU - Kopach 14-28-0-0-159

RECEIVING (NO-YDS): UF - Smith 4-26,Zielaskiewicz 3-34, Chambers 2-23 NMU- Nichols 6-61, Brancheau 5-49, Merckx2-22

Leaders

GAME 11

Ashland 10 21 0 10 - 41Findlay 3 17 8 0 - 28

Ashland 41, Findlay 28November 7, 2009 at Findlay, Ohio

AUAUAUAUAU UFUFUFUFUFFirst Downs 22 21Rushing Attempts 33 32Net Yards Rushing 167 129Net Yards Passing 298 278Comp-Att-Int 22-37-0 22-41-3Total Plays 70 73Total Net Yards 465 407Average Per Play 6.6 5.6Fumbles 0-0 4-2Penalties 7-65 6-49Punts 5-160 3-137Punt Returns 0-0 0-0Kickoff Returns 3-52 7-133Possession Time 28:09 31:513rd Down Conversions 7-16 6-124th Down Conversions 0-1 0-1

RUSHING (ATT-YDS): UF - Williams 16-63, Beam 8-43, Jackson 8-23 AU - McCoy14-81, Harvey 13-78

PASSING (COMP-ATT-INT-TD-YDS): UF- Beam 22-41-3-3-278 AU - Cundiff 23-36-0-3-298

RECEIVING (NO-YDS): UF - Chambers9-98, Zielaskiewicz 6-119, Smith 3-26 AU- Horn 6-89, Livingston 6-85, Bellanco 6-51, Cardone 2-21

Leaders

GAME 10

Findlay 0 7 3 6 - 16Saginaw Valley 3 0 14 7 - 24

Saginaw Valley 24, Findlay 16October 31, 2009 at University Center, Michigan

UFUFUFUFUF SVSUSVSUSVSUSVSUSVSUFirst Downs 18 19Rushing Attempts 35 43Net Yards Rushing 76 182Net Yards Passing 218 104Comp-Att-Int 22-43-0 12-18-1Total Plays 78 61Total Net Yards 294 286Average Per Play 3.8 4.7Fumbles 0-0 1-0Penalties 5-57 6-69Punts 5-214 5-171Punt Returns 0-0 0-0Kickoff Returns 5-54 3-66Possession Time 28:01 30:483rd Down Conversions 5-17 3-104th Down Conversions 1-5 0-1

RUSHING (ATT-YDS): UF - Williams 23-77, Jackson 6-36 SVSU - Walker 16-83,Dowdell 17-49, Hayes 6-26, Gallina 2-22

PASSING (COMP-ATT-INT-TD-YDS): UF- Beam 21-42-0-1-217 SVSU - Dowdell 12-18-1-0-104

RECEIVING (NO-YDS): UF - Chambers6-53, Zielaskiewicz 6-47, Smith 4-53, Mora4-49 SVSU - Stone 4-19, Walker 3-28,Cecich 2-27, Gallina 2-24

Leaders

Final GLIAC Standings

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2009 STATISTICAL INFORMATION

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2009 STATISTICS

UF OPP

SCORING 277 207

Points Per Game 25.2 18.8FIRST DOWNS 204 191

Rushing 94 79Passing 99 93Penalty 11 19

RUSHING YARDAGE 1,764 1,676

Yards Gained 2,001 1,906Yards Lost 237 230Rushing Attempts 431 386Average Per Rush 4.1 4.3Average Per Game 160.4 152.4TDs Rushing 15 14

PASSING YARDAGE 2,285 1,834

Att-Comp-Int 302-174-8 322-177-13Average Per Pass 7.6 5.7Average Per Catch 13.1 10.4Average Per Game 207.7 166.7TDs Passing 16 11

TOTAL OFFENSE 4,049 3,510

Total Plays 733 708Average Per Play 5.5 5.0Average Per Game 368.1 319.1

KICKOFF RETURNS-YARDS 41-709 49-1,087

Return Average 17.3 22.2PUNT RETURNS-YARDS 16-110 9-68

Return Average 6.9 6.9INTERCEPTIONS-YARDS 13-66 8-70

Return Average 5.1 8.8FUMBLES-LOST 16-7 21-13

PENALTIES-YARDS 45-413 67-543

Average Per Game 37.5 49.4PUNTS-YARDS 46-1,865 55-1,981

Average Per Punt 40.5 36.0TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 32:07 27:47

3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 57-150 61-155

3rd-Down Pct. 38% 39%4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 7-21 7-23

4th-Down Pct. 33% 30%TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 33 27

SACKS BY-YARDS 18-88 14-91

FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 14-17 6-7

PAT KICKS-ATTEMPTS 27-28 25-27

Date Opponent Score

Aug. 30 Urbana W 42-21Sept. 6 at Tiffin W 35-13Sept. 13 Ferris State W 43-7Sept. 20 at Wayne State L 21-35Sept. 27 Northwood W 14-0Oct. 4 Hillsdale W 42-17Oct. 11 at Michigan Tech W 14-5Oct. 18 at Grand Valley State L 13-38Oct. 25 Northern Michigan W 9-6Nov. 1 at Saginaw Valley State L 16-24Nov. 8 Ashland L 28-41

Individual StatisticsRUSHING G Att Gain Lost Net Avg TD Lg Avg/GMonterae Williams 11 222 984 47 937 4.2 6 52 85.2Melvin Jackson 9 89 429 9 420 4.7 4 24 46.7Demetrius Trapps 2 16 186 0 186 11.6 3 48 93.0Andrew Beam 11 52 268 106 162 3.1 2 27 14.7Anthony King 6 24 92 3 89 3.7 0 26 14.8Dustin Zielaskiewicz 11 5 25 0 25 5.0 0 7 2.3Bryon Rizzi 11 3 17 0 17 5.7 0 11 1.5Mike Chambers 11 2 0 2 -2 -1.0 0 0 -0.2Jamel Miller 6 2 0 4 -4 -2.0 0 0 -0.7

Findlay 11 431 2,001 237 1,764 4.1 15 52 160.4

Opponents 11 386 1,906 230 1,676 4.3 14 55 152.4

RECEIVING G No Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/GMike Chambers 11 62 1,027 16.6 8 76 93.4Dustin Zielaskiewiczl 11 42 518 12.3 5 32 47.1DaJerrian Smith 10 25 275 11.0 0 32 27.5Jon Mora 11 23 296 12.9 0 40 26.9Steve Winner 11 8 91 11.4 2 19 8.3Monterae Williams 11 5 -10 -2.0 0 4 -0.9Alex Kovach 8 3 43 14.3 0 18 5.4Melvin Jackson 9 2 25 12.5 0 13 2.8Terrance Schaefer 11 2 14 7.0 1 12 1.3Lyndon Johnson 8 1 4 4.0 0 4 0.5Demetrius Trapps 2 1 2 2.0 0 2 1.0

Findlay 11 174 2,285 13.1 16 76 207.7

Opponents 11 177 1,834 10.4 11 44 166.7

PASSING G Comp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lg Avg/GAndrew Beam 11 171-298-8 57.4 2,179 14 76 198.1Dustin Zielaskiewicz 11 2-2-0 100.0 105 1 57 9.5Mike Chambers 11 1-1-0 100.0 1 1 1 0.1

Findlay 11 174-302-8 57.6 2,285 16 76 207.7

Opponents 11 177-322-13 55.0 1,834 11 44 166.7

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GAndrew Beam 11 350 162 2,179 2,341 212.8Monterae Williams 11 222 937 0 937 85.2Melvin Jackson 9 89 420 0 420 46.7Demetrius Trapps 2 16 186 0 186 93.0Dustin Zielaskiewicz 11 7 25 105 130 11.8Anthony King 6 24 89 0 89 14.8Bryon Rizzi 11 3 17 0 17 1.5Mike Chambers 11 3 -2 1 -1 -0.1Jamel Miller 6 2 -4 0 -4 -0.7

Findlay 11 733 1,764 2,285 4,049 368.1

Opponents 11 708 1,676 1,834 3,510 319.1

Results

Team Statistics

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PUNTING No Yds Avg Lg BlkdBrian Schmeidebusch 38 1,599 42.1 62 0Joe Knopick 8 266 33.2 40 0

Findlay 46 1,865 40.5 62 0

Opponents 55 1,981 36.0 64 1

Defensive StatIsticsTackles Sacks Pass Def Fumbles

G Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds Int-Yds Rcv-Yds

Joe Knopick 11 46 72 118 4.0-7 0.5-2 0-0 5-0Anthony Fields 11 48 25 73 2.0-3 0.0-0 3-0 1-0E.J. Whitlow 11 27 33 60 6.0-21 4.5-15 0-0 0-0Bryon Rizzi 11 29 129 58 1.0-1 0.0-0 2-27 1-0Jesse Kontras 10 24 24 48 2.5-8 0.5-3 0-0 1-0Donte Johnson 11 30 17 47 0.0-0 0.0-0 2-27 0-0Ikechi Emeaghara 10 36 4 40 5.0-15 2.0-9 3-10 1-0John Williams 11 21 19 40 12.5-56 5.0-35 0-0 0-0Brandon Butler 9 19 15 34 0.5-3 0.5-3 1-2 0-0Brandon Cornell 11 25 9 34 9.5-35 5.0-23 1-0 0-0Richard Sumlin 11 16 17 33 2.5-4 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Erik Chapin 11 14 12 26 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-0 1-0Andrew Leddy 9 10 14 24 1.0-2 0.0-0 0-0 1-0Bryan Womack 10 5 12 17 0.5-1 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Craig Hoying 11 12 3 15 2.0-3 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Jeff Cleveland 10 4 9 13 0.5-4 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Gerald Mathis 10 5 7 12 0.5-3 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Dustin Zielaskiewicz 11 7 5 12 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 1-0Chris Pollock 11 3 5 8 0.5-1 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Lyndon Johnson 8 4 3 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Jon Mora 11 1 3 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Matt Randall 9 3 1 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Cameron Stevens 11 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Demetrius Trapps 2 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Joe Claver 5 0 3 3 0.5-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Jamel Miller 6 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Joe Murphy 8 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0DaJerrian Smith 10 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Nathan Schaffer 11 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Nick Friedman 5 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Tyler Rhoades 4 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Ben Bates 1 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0Terrrance Schaefer 11 0 1 1 00-0 0.0-0 0-0 0-0

KICK RETURNS No Yds Avg TD LgAnthony Fields 21 414 19.7 0 45DaJerrian Smith 5 81 16.2 0 26Bryon Rizzi 5 94 18.8 0 24Melvin Jackson 4 58 14.5 0 28Demetrius Trapps 3 39 13.0 0 20Terrance Schaefer 2 23 11.5 0 12

Findlay 41 709 17.3 0 45

Opponents 49 1,087 22.2 1 87

FIELD GOALS 10-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ LgCameron Stevens 2-2 6-7 3-4 3-4 0-0 44

INTER. RETURNS No Yds Avg TD LgIkechi Emeaghara 3 10 3.3 0 8Anthony Fields 3 0 0.0 0 0Byron Rizzil 2 27 13.5 1 27Donte Johnson 2 27 13.5 0 27Brandon Cornell 1 0 0.0 0 0Erik Chapin 1 0 0.0 0 0Brandon Butler 1 2 2.0 0 2

Findlay 13 66 5.1 1 27

Opponents 8 70 8.8 1 36

Kicking Statistics

Return Statistics

PUNT RETURNS No Yds Avg TD LgDustin Zielaskiewicz 14 90 6.4 0 18DaJerrian Smith 1 6 6.0 0 6Anthony Fields 1 14 14.0 0 14Brandon Butler 0 0 0.0 1 0

Findlay 16 110 6.9 1 18

Opponents 9 62 6.9 0 19

Anthony Fields

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WELCOME TO THE GLIAC

Ashland University

Hillsdale College

Northwood University

Ferris State University

Grand Valley State University

The University of Findlay

Michigan Technological University

Lake Superior State University

Saginaw Valley State University

Tiffin University

Northern Michigan University

Wayne State University

Lake Erie College

Ohio Dominican University

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2009 Grand Valley State2008 Grand Valley State2007 Grand Valley State2006 Grand Valley State2005 Grand Valley State2004 Northwood

Michigan Tech2003 Saginaw Valley State2002 Grand Valley State2001 Grand Valley State2000 Northwood

Saginaw Valley State1999 Northwood

Ferris State1998 Grand Valley State1997 Ashland

Grand Valley State1996 Ferris State1995 Ferris State1994 Ferris State1993 Ferris State1992 Ferris State1991 Butler1990 Grand Valley State

The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) was foundedin 1972. During the two years previous to the GLIAC’s founding, several attemptswere made to create a new NCAA College Division conference. In 1971, theGreat Lakes Athletic Conference was formed, but plans for the new conferencewere put on hold and several of the participating schools subsequently withdrewtheir support. However, the idea for a new conference did not die, and since1972-73 the GLIAC has been a leader in the advancement and promotion ofintercollegiate athletics for men and women.

The charter members of the GLIAC were Grand Valley State University,Lake Superior State University, Northwood University and Saginaw Valley StateUniversity.

Expansion of the GLIAC began immediately with the addition of Ferris StateUniversity and Oakland University in 1972. Hillsdale College was accepted as amember in 1974, while Northern Michigan University, and Wayne State Universityjoined in 1975. In 1977, the conference lost its first member when Northern Michi-gan withdrew. Michigan Technological University filled the vacancy when it be-came a member in 1980.

After the 1986-87 season, Northwood left the conference and was replacedby Northern Michigan. Northwood rejoined the conference in 1992.

After the 1989 season, the conference dropped football as a sponsoredsport. The conference schools sponsoring football joined the members of theHeartland CollegiateConference in formingthe football-only Mid-west Intercollegiate

Football Conference (MIFC), which began play in 1990.After nine years of existence as one of the pre-

mier conferences in Division II football, the MIFCmerged as part of GLIAC on July 1, 1999. With themerger, the University of Indianapolis became an as-sociate member as a football-only school.

The GLIAC entered a new era in the 1995-96school year. Prior to 1995-96, all member institutionsof the GLIAC were located in the state of Michigan.On December 14, 1994, membership was offered tothree schools located in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Theexpansion members were Ashland University ofAshland, Ohio, and Gannon University and MercyhurstCollege, both located in Erie, Pennsylvania. All threeschools began their membership July 1, 1995.

On July 1, 1997, membership was granted toThe University of Findlay, located in Findlay, Ohio.Findlay replaced Oakland University, which withdrewfrom the conference after the 1996-97 season as itmoved to NCAA Division I status. Westminster Col-lege, located in New Wilmington, Penn., became the14th member of the GLIAC when it accepted its ex-pansion offer in May of 1997. On June 30, 2000,Westminster left the conference as it changed its af-filiation to NCAA Division III.

Overall the GLIAC conducts championships in

GLIAC INFORMATION

GLIAC StaffCommissioner Dell RobinsonSenior Women’s Administrator Penny CookDirector of Media Relations Jeff LigneySupervisor of Football Officials Mike McCannSupervisors of Basketball Officials Rob Doss, Bill ElkSupervisor of Volleyball Officials Jeanne SkinnerAssistant to the Commissioner Denise Gross

Member SchoolsAshland University Ashland, OhioFerris State University Big Rapids, MichiganThe University of Findlay Findlay, OhioGrand Valley State University Allendale, MichiganHillsdale College Hillsdale, Michigan*The University of Indianapolis Indianapolis, IndianaLake Erie College Painesville, OhioLake Superior State University Sault Ste., Marie, Michigan*Lewis University Romeoville, IllinoisMichigan Tech University Houghton, MichiganNorthern Michigan University Marquette, MichiganNorthwood University Midland, MichiganOhio Dominican University Delaware, OhioSaginaw Valley State University Saginaw, MichiganTiffin University Tiffin, OhioWayne State University Detroit, Michigan

*The University of Indianapolis and Lewis University are both associate members of theGLIAC. Indianapolis competes in football while Lewis competes in men’s and women’sswimming and diving.

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GLIAC INFORMATION20 sports, nine for men and 11 for women. All 14 member institutions participate in men’s basketball.

The GLIAC commissioner, Dell Robinson, is responsible for all conference administration. AssistingRobinson are Mike McCann, Supervisor of Football Officials; Rob Doss and Bill Elk, Supervisors of BasketballOfficials; Jeff Ligney, Director of Media Relations; and Jeanne Skinner, Supervisor of Volleyball Officials.

The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference began sponsoring football as a league sport in theFall of 1973 with three teams, Ferris State University, Grand Valley State University and Northwood University.In 1974, Hillsdale College joined the league as the fourth football team and then expanded again in 1975when Saginaw Valley State University joined the league. The number of GLIAC football teams grew to sevenin 1980 when Michigan Tech University was added, though the Huskies left the league after the 1985 season.

In 1987, Northwood left the league and was replaced by Northern Michigan University, but after the 1989season, the GLIAC dropped football as a sponsored sport. The six conference schools sponsoring football,Ferris State, Grand Valley State, Hillsdale, Northern Michigan, Saginaw Valley State and Wayne State, joined thefive members of the Heartland Collegiate Conference, Ashland University, Butler University, the University ofIndianapolis, Saint Joseph’s College and Valparaiso University, in forming the football only Midwest Intercolle-giate Football Conference (MIFC), which began play in 1990. The MIFC would change again for the 1993season as Butler and Valparaiso left the conference and was replaced by Northwood and the College of SaintFrancis. The league grew to 12 teams in 1994 with the addition of Michigan Tech and stayed at 12 until SaintJoseph’s left the conference after the 1995 season.

In 1998, the league expanded to 14 teams with the addition of The University of Findlay, MercyhurstCollege and Westminster College, but would drop back to 13 with the departure of Saint Francis. Westminsterwould then leave after the 1999 season, leaving 12 teams, but Gannon University was added prior to the 2004season, giving the league a 13-team roster, which was then changed in 2008 when Gannon University andMercyhurst College left the conference and were replaced by Tiffin University. Further change came about whenLake Erie College and Ohio Dominican University entered conference play during the 2010 campaign.

After nine years of existence as one of the premier conferences in NCAA Division II football, the MIFCmerged as part of the GLIAC on July 1, 1999. The GLIAC has earned the reputation as one of the toughest anddeepest conferences in Division II with a strong postseason history.

The first team to represent the GLIAC in the NCAA Division II playoffs was Northern Michigan in 1987,when they made the semi-finals. Grand Valley State has made numerous trips to the playoffs while Ferris State,Saginaw Valley State, Northwood, Michigan Tech, Hillsdale and Ashland have appeared in the tournament overthe years.

In 2001, Grand Valley State reached the national championship game before falling to the University ofNorth Dakota, 17-14. The Lakers would redeem themselves in 2002 by claiming the league’s first NCAA DivisionII football national championship. Grand Valley State defeated Valdosta State University in the finals, 31-24.

GVSU would repeat as national champions in 2003, claiming a 10-3 win over North Dakota and would joinMichigan Tech and Northwood in the playoffs during the 2004 season. The next year, GVSU, SVSU and Northwoodall earned spots in the playoffs and the Lakers again claimed a national championship with a 21-17 win overNorthwest Missouri State.

During the 2006 campaign GVSU repeated as national champions, defeating Northwest Missouri Statefor the second consecutive year, 17-14. Northwood also made the playoffs, but fell to South Dakota 31-28 in theopening round. In 2007, the Lakers again reached the playoffs but were eliminated in the semi finals by North-west Missouri State and in 2008, Grand Valley State and Ashland made the playoff but were taken out early. TheLakers also reached the national championship again in 2009 but fell to Northwest Missouri State.

Though many teams have made history in the GLIAC, the league can also boast upon individualaccomplishments. Saginaw Valley State defensive end Lamar King became the highest drafted NCAA Divi-sion II player in history when the Seattle Seahawks chose him with the 22nd overall pick in the first round ofthe 1999 NFL Draft. In 2002, Grand Valley State quarterback Curt Anes was named the Harlon Hill Trophywinner as the Division II Player of the Year while Wayne State running back Joique Bell accomplished thesame feat during the 2009 campaign.

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2009 ALL-GLIAC TEAMS

Pos. Name Cl. SchoolQB Brad Iciek Sr Grand Valley StateRB Joique Bell Sr Wayne StateRB James Berezik Jr Grand Valley StateRB Vinnie Panizzi Sr HillsdaleHB Galen Stone Sr Saginaw Valley StateWR Michael Chambers Sr Findlay

WR A.J. Kegg Sr HillsdaleWR Andre Holmes Jr HillsdaleWR Blake Smolen Sr Grand Valley StateOL Bill Behling Sr Michigan TechOL Cameron Bradfield Jr Grand Valley StateOL Jordon Derosia Sr Saginaw Valley StateOL Tim Dury Sr IndianapolisOL Nick McDonald Sr Grand Valley StateOL Jared Veldheer Sr HillsdalePK Mark Petro Sr HillsdaleSP Blake Smolen Sr Grand Valley State

First Team Offense

Honorable MentionQB Andrew Beam Sr FindlayOL Chris Codeni Jr FindlayDB Ikechi Emeaghara So FindlayK Cameron Stevens Jr FindlayDL Richard Sumlin Fr FindlayWR Dustin Zielaskiewicz Jr Findlay

Pos. Name Cl. SchoolQB Billy Cundiff Sr AshlandQB Troy Weatherhead Jr HillsdaleRB Mark Bossuah Sr Northern MichiganRB P.T. Gates Sr Grand Valley StateRB Monterae Williams Fr Findlay

HB Matt Patillo Sr HillsdaleWR Nick Bellanco Sr AshlandWR Joe Horn Jr AshlandWR Zach Nichols Sr Northern MichiganWR Bob Slowik Sr Michigan TechOL Marc Cuddeback Jr Wayne StateOL Phil Doerfler Jr HillsdaleOL Will Floyd Jr NorthwoodOL Ryan Jonik Sr Wayne StateOL Jack Rustman Sr Northern MichiganOL Nate Schaffer Jr Findlay

PK Justin Trumble Sr Grand Valley StateSP Carlin Isles So Ashland

Second Team Offense

Pos. Name Cl. SchoolDL Drew Berube Sr HillsdaleDL Randall Courtney Sr IndianapolisDL Alex Gilde Sr Grand Valley StateDL Danny Richard Jr Grand Valley StateDL E.J. Whitlow Sr Findlay

LB Joe Knopick Sr Findlay

LB Mike LeVand Sr Saginaw Valley StateLB Justin Victor Jr Grand Valley StateLB Nathan Yelk Sr Northern MichiganLB Justin Victor So Grand Valley StateDB Carlton Downs So Saginaw Valley StateDB Anthony Fields Sr FindlayDB Brian Gamble So AshlandDB Jake McGuckin Sr Grand Valley StateDB Craig Ray Jr IndianapolisP B. Schmeidebusch Fr Findlay

First Team DefenseSecond Team Defense

Pos. Name Cl. SchoolDL Jordan Barley Sr Saginaw Valley StateDL Brandon Cornell So Findlay

DL Bryan Klobucar Sr Saginaw Valley StateDL Nick Lawrence Jr Grand Valley StateDL Andrew Smith So NorthwoodLB Andrew DeWeerd Jr NorthwoodLB Mike Dum So I IndianapolisLB Zach Gauthier Sr Northern MichiganLB Matt Ryan Sr Ferris StateLB Nick Thomas So Wayne StateDB Matt Bakker Jr Grand Valley StateDB Zach Breen So Grand Valley StateDB Jamar Hibler Sr NorthwoodDB Nick Hixson So HillsdaleDB J.T. Owens Sr IndianapolisP Eric Schweller Sr Hillsdale

Player of the YearJoique Bell, Sr, RB, Wayne State

Offensive Back of the Year

Brad Iciek, Sr, QB, Grand Valley StateDefensive Back of the Year

John Jacobs, Sr, LB, Saginaw Valley StateOffensive Lineman of the Year

Nick McDonald, Sr, OL, Grand Valley StateDefensive Lineman of the Year

Danny Richard, Jr, DL, Grand Valley StateFreshman of the Year

Monterae Williams, Fr, RB, FindlayCoach of the Year

Keith Otterbein, Hillsdale

GLIAC Awards

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THE RECORD BOOK

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YEAR PLAYER TD PAT FG PTS2009 Cameron Stevens 0 27-28 14-17 692008 Cameron Stevens 0 24-25 12-17 602007 Joel McDaniel 8 2 0 502006 Zac Zimmerman 0 8-10 7-12 292005 Roland Hamilton 0 26-26 10-17 562004 Michael Simpson 19 0 0 1142003 Jeff Pax 0 21-24 10-13 512002 Robert Campbell 16 0-0 0-0 982001 Mark Inkrott 8 0-0 0-0 482000 Mark Inkrott 5 1-1 0-0 321999 Darrell Ramsey 9 0-0 0-0 541998 Eric Chinn 12 0-0 0-0 721997 Chris Jaquillard 18 1-1 0-0 1101996 Bo Hurley 13 1-1 0-0 801995 Troy Pearson 16 0-0 0-0 961994 Bo Hurley 10 1-1 0-0 621993 Jermaine Ward 17 0-0 0-0 1021992 Jermaine Ward 12 0-0 0-0 721991 Nathan Sprunger 7 0-0 0-0 421990 Jamie Horn 10 0-0 0-0 601989 Doug Brown 15 0-0 0-0 901988 Jamie Horn 8 3-3 0-0 541987 Jamie Horn 10 2-2 0-0 641986 Dana Wright 14 0-0 0-0 841985 Dana Wright 16 6-6 0-0 1081984 Dana Wright 11 0-0 0-0 661983 Roger Darr 11 0-0 0-0 661982 Doug Orians 9 0-0 0-0 541981 Kris Alge 17 0-0 0-0 1021980 Nelson Bolden 15 0-0 0-0 901979 Nelson Bolden 23 0-0 0-0 1381978 Nelson Bolden 14 0-0 0-0 841977 Nelson Bolden 11 0-0 0-0 661976 Randy Farabee 12 0-0 0-0 721975 Keith Smith 5 0-0 0-0 301974 Jeff Huffman 3 0-0 0-0 181973 Rick Phillips 3 1-1 0-0 201972 Steve Blackburn 8 0-0 0-0 481971 Bill Wilson 10 0-0 0-0 601970 Steve Traucht 7 0-0 0-0 421969 Moe Jacobs 3 1-1 0-0 201968 Steve Traucht 8 0-0 0-0 481967 Moe Jacobs 6 0-0 0-0 361966 Moe Jacobs 6 0-0 0-0 361965 Allen Smith 24 1-1 0-0 1461964 Allen Smith 17 0-0 0-0 1021963 O’Dell Barry 17 1-1 0-0 1041962 Allen Smith 7 2-2 0-0 461961 Ted Lenear 8 5-5 0-0 581960 G. Howard 2 1-1 0-0 14

Year-By-Year Scoring Leaders

CAREER FIELD GOALCAREER FIELD GOALCAREER FIELD GOALCAREER FIELD GOALCAREER FIELD GOALSSSSS1. Cameron Stevens (2007---) 342. Steve Trout (1969-72) 182. Greg Phillip (1976-79) 184. Jeff Pax (2002-05) 165. Roland Hamilton (2002-05) 13

Most Field Goals MadeGame: 5 by Steve Trout vs Defiance, 1971Season: 14 by Cameron Stevens, 2009Career: 34 by Cameron Stevens, 2007----Longest Field Goal Made53 yards by Steve Trout vs. Wilmington, 1969

Most Extra Points MadeGame: 10 by Steve Trout vs. Grand Valley, 1971; Robert

Strickler vs. Bluffton, 1984; Mark Barnes vs.Lindenwood, 1994; Bret Bahn vs. St. Xavier, 1997

Season: 61 by Tom Sellers, 1995Career: 138 by Robert Strickler, 1984-87Most Extra Points AttemptedGame: 10 by Steve Trout vs. Grand Valley, 1971; Robert

Strickler vs Bluffton, 1984; Mark Barnes vs.Lindenwood, 1994; Bret Bahn vs. St. Xavier, 1997

Season: 64 by Bret Bahn, 1997Career: 153 by Robert Strickler, 1984-87Most Consecutive Extra Points Made

49 by Tom Sellers, 1995

Most PointsGame: 97 vs. Holbrook, 1934Season: 567 (1997)Most TouchdownsGame: 15 vs. Holbrook, 1934Season: 81 (1997)Most Points AllowedGame: 151 vs. Bowling Green, 1921 -

national recordSeason: 316 (1921)Fewest Points AllowedSeason: 61, 1925(8 Games): 25 (1946)(9 Games): 61 (1925, 1978)(10 Games): 61 (1964)(11 Games): 81 (1926)(12 Games): 83 (1978)(13 Games): 114 (1995)Most Touchdowns AllowedGame: 22 vs. Bowling Green, 1921Fewest Touchdowns AllowedSeason: 4 (1946) - 1st in the nation

FIELD GOALFIELD GOALFIELD GOALFIELD GOALFIELD GOALS - SEASONS - SEASONS - SEASONS - SEASONS - SEASON1. Cameron Stevens (2009) 142. Cameron Stevens (2008) 123. Roland Hamilton (2005) 103. Jeff Pax (2003) 105. Greg Phillip (1978) 9

TOP SCORERS - CAREERTOP SCORERS - CAREERTOP SCORERS - CAREERTOP SCORERS - CAREERTOP SCORERS - CAREER1. Nelson Bolden (1977-80) 3782. Allen Smith (1962-65) 2943. Bo Hurley (1994-97) 2824. Jamie Horn (1987-90) 2625. Dana Wright (1984-86) 216

SEASON TOUCHDOWNSSEASON TOUCHDOWNSSEASON TOUCHDOWNSSEASON TOUCHDOWNSSEASON TOUCHDOWNS1. Allen Smith (1964) 242. Nelson Bolden (1979) 233. Michael Simpson (2004) 194. Chris Jaquillard (1997) 185. Allen Smith (1965) 175. O’Dell Barry (1963) 175. Ken Agee (1981) 175. Jermaine Ward (1993) 17

TOP SCORERS - SEASONTOP SCORERS - SEASONTOP SCORERS - SEASONTOP SCORERS - SEASONTOP SCORERS - SEASON1. Allen Smith (1965) 1462. Nelson Bolden (1979) 1333. Michael Simpson (2004) 1144. Chris Jaquillard (1997) 1105. O’Dell Barry (1963) 104

CAREER TOUCHDOWNSCAREER TOUCHDOWNSCAREER TOUCHDOWNSCAREER TOUCHDOWNSCAREER TOUCHDOWNS1. Nelson Bolden (1977-80) 622. Allen Smith (1962-65) 483. Bo Hurley (1994-97) 464. Jamie Horn (1987-90) 405. Dana Wright (1984-86) 35

Nelson Bolden

O’Dell Barry

Chris Jaquillard

SCORING RECORDS

Scoring

Field Goals

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YEAR PLAYER GP ATT YDS AVG2009 Monterae Williams 11 222 937 4.22008 Melvin Jackson 10 164 661 4.02007 Joel McDaniel 11 208 1062 5.12006 Melvin Jackson 11 119 504 4.22005 Joel McDaniel 11 88 568 6.52004 Michael Simpson 11 292 1659 5.72003 Kevin Crooks 11 126 515 4.12002 Robert Campbell 11 340 1564 4.62001 Robert Campbell 11 197 776 3.92000 Robert Campbell 9 83 283 3.41999 Laflore Walker 10 110 399 3.61998 Jamie Smiddy 10 151 792 5.21997 Chris Jaquillard 14 202 1221 6.01996 Troy Pearson 13 178 965 5.41995 Robert Shelton 13 202 1115 5.51994 Milan Smith 10 158 1135 7.21993 Jermaine Ward 11 205 1041 5.11992 Nathan Sprunger 13 170 1028 6.01991 Nathan Sprunger 12 179 905 5.11990 Jamie Horn 10 163 834 5.11989 Doug Brown 10 180 1153 6.41988 Jamie Horn 9 186 902 4.81987 Jamie Horn 9 149 767 5.11986 Dana Wright 9 180 896 5.01985 Dana Wright 11 226 1824 8.11984 Lawrence Coleman 9 176 1016 5.81983 Lawrence Coleman 10 167 928 5.61982 Lawrence Coleman 9 120 746 6.21981 Ken Agee 9 229 1353 5.91980 Nelson Bolden 9 235 1079 4.61979 Nelson Bolden 12 322 1351 4.21978 Nelson Bolden 12 266 1091 4.11977 Nate Phillips 9 167 731 4.41976 Randy Farabee 9 168 876 5.21975 Keith Smith 9 113 560 5.01974 Keith Smith 10 144 624 4.31973 Keith Smith 8 99 396 4.01972 Steve Blackburn 9 228 1005 4.41971 Bill Wilson 10 227 1055 4.61970 Steve Traucht 9 198 709 3.61969 Ted Miller 10 178 502 2.81968 Steve Traucht 10 179 803 4.5

Ted Miller 10 166 803 4.81967 Ken Schiele 8 131 593 4.51966 Moe Jacobs 9 155 613 4.01965 Allen Smith 9 207 1240 6.01964 Allen Smith 11 154 1070 6.91963 O’Dell Barry 10 171 1161 6.81962 Allen Smith 9 142 683 4.81961 O’Dell Barry 10 144 850 5.91960 Ken Thobe 9 62 302 4.9

TOP RUSHERS - SEASONTOP RUSHERS - SEASONTOP RUSHERS - SEASONTOP RUSHERS - SEASONTOP RUSHERS - SEASON1. Dana Wright (1985) 18242. Michael Simpson (2004) 16593. Robert Campbell (2002) 15644. Ken Agee (1981) 13535. Nelson Bolden (1979) 1351

CAREER RUSHING LEADERSCAREER RUSHING LEADERSCAREER RUSHING LEADERSCAREER RUSHING LEADERSCAREER RUSHING LEADERS1. Nelson Bolden (1977-80) 40092. Jamie Horn (1987-90) 33793. Dana Wright (1984-86) 33354. Robert Campbell (2000-03) 32625. Nate Sprunger (1989-92) 3021

RUSHING ARUSHING ARUSHING ARUSHING ARUSHING ATTEMPTS - SEASONTTEMPTS - SEASONTTEMPTS - SEASONTTEMPTS - SEASONTTEMPTS - SEASON1. Robert Campbell (2002) 3402. Nelson Boldon (1979) 3223. Michael Simpson (2004) 2924. Nelson Boldon (1978) 2665. Nelson Boldon (1980) 235

Most RushesGame: 42 by Joel McDaniel vs. Wayne State, 2007Season: 340 by Robert Campbell, 2002Career: 953 by Nelson Bolden, 1977-80Most Rushing YardsGame: 286 by Allen Smith vs. Waynesburg, 1965Season: 1,824 by Dana Wright, 1985Career: 4,009 by Nelson Bolden, 1977-80Highest Average Per RushSeason: 8.2 by Dana Wright, 1985Career: 6.9 by Dana Wright, 1984-86Most Touchdowns RushingGame: 7 by Allen Smith vs. St. Joseph’s, 1965Season: 24 by Allen Smith, 1965Career: 62 by Nelson Bolden, 1977-80Longest Rush From Scrimmage96 yards by Ken Agee vs. Manchester, 1981 (TD)First 100-Yard Rusher at FindlayLovett, right halfback, in first-ever gameagainst Heidelberg, 11/19/1892

Most RushesGame: 81 vs. Anderson, 1977Season: 787 (1992)Fewest RushesGame: 20 vs. Ashland, 1998Season: 401 (1967)Most Yards GainedGame: 611 vs. Urbana, 1989Season: 4,163 (1997)Fewest Yards AllowedGame: -66 vs. Mercyhurst, 2003Season: 674 (1995)Most Yards AllowedGame: 590 vs. Bowling Green, 1921Season: 2,368 (1974)

Dana Wright

O’Dell Barry

Robert Campbell

CAREER RUSHING ACAREER RUSHING ACAREER RUSHING ACAREER RUSHING ACAREER RUSHING ATTEMPTSTTEMPTSTTEMPTSTTEMPTSTTEMPTS1. Nelson Bolden (1977-80) 9582. Robert Campbell (2000-03) 7503. Jamie Horn (1987-90) 6594. Michael Simpson (2002-06) 6015. Steve Blackburn (1969-72) 553

Michael Simpson

RUSHING RECORDSYear-By-Year Rushing Leaders

Individual

Team

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YEAR PLAYER GP ATT-COMP YDS TD2009 Andrew Beam 11 298-171 2179 142008 Anthony Lanzara 9 293-155 1568 62007 Jonathan Bell 11 125-64 577 22006 Mike Leach 10 186-108 1165 22005 Mike Leach 10 206-111 1276 82004 Kevin Crooks 11 274-160 1590 112003 Kevin Crooks 11 256-153 1651 102002 Jeff Fraser 11 257-151 1853 132001 Jeff Fraser 10 236-136 1600 112000 Bryan Hieber 10 312-178 1891 121999 Bryan Hieber 10 222-122 1475 101998 Trevin Sears 10 233-120 1635 171997 Bo Hurley 14 259-150 2133 261996 Bo Hurley 13 164-91 1241 171995 Bo Hurley 10 79-40 549 51994 Bo Hurley 10 106-56 908 91993 Scott Garlock 11 147-82 1265 141992 DeMya Wimberly 13 115-59 991 121991 DeMya Wimberly 12 145-81 936 41990 DeMya Wimberly 9 146-65 836 61989 DeMya Wimberly 9 87-43 667 81988 Greg Steinecker 7 76-36 421 31987 Ken DePriest 9 144-71 924 71986 Ken DePriest 9 218-115 1695 111985 Kris Alge 11 137-80 1204 161984 Kris Alge 9 108-64 970 61983 Ken DePriest 10 129-73 1048 81982 Doug Coate 9 85-50 761 101981 Doug Coate 9 75-35 557 61980 Greg Brown 9 91-37 552 21979 Paul Trina 11 142-69 1171 181978 Paul Trina 12 162-94 1123 151977 Paul Trina 9 111-52 767 101976 Gene Fernandez 9 81-30 455 61975 Gene Fernandez 9 88-33 321 21974 Rusty Preston 9 115-52 717 21973 Rusty Preston 10 135-56 929 61972 Rusty Preston 9 93-45 586 81971 Tim O’Malley 10 75-37 400 41970 Jan Samuels 9 45-19 285 31969 Jan Samuels 10 98-38 388 31968 Tim O’Malley 10 94-35 528 61967 Jan Samuels 8 60-29 501 51966 Harry Culler 9 84-33 428 31965 Harry Culler 9 58-27 449 41964 Harry Culler 11 68-24 503 81963 Martin Terry 10 101-45 698 71962 William Tippie 9 154-61 793 41961 William Tippie 10 207-85 1191 141960 Jerry Harbough 9 47-22 254 2

Most Passes AttemptedGame: 49 by Anthony Lanzara vs. Saginaw Valley,

2008Season: 312 by Bryan Hieber, 2000Career: 685 by Kevin Crooks, 2001-04Most Passes CompletedGame: 28 by Kevin Crooks vs Northwood, 2004

28 by Billy Noonan vs. Ashland, 2008Season: 178 by Bryan Hieber, 2000Career: 387 by Kevin Crooks, 2001-04Highest Percentage Of Passes CompletedSeason: 61.3% by Paul Trina, 1978Career: 58.2% by Jeff Fraser (2000-02)Most Passing YardsGame: 364 by Billy Noonan vs. Ashland, 2008Season: 2,179 by Andrew Beam, 2009Career: 4,835 by Bo Hurley, 1994-97Most Touchdown PassesGame: 5 by Bo Hurley vs Taylor, 1997Season: 26 by Bo Hurley, 1997Career: 57 by Bo Hurley, 1994-97Most Passes InterceptedGame: 4 by Jan Samuels vs Kentucky State, 1967Season: 15 by Rusty Preston, 1974Career: 42 by Rusty Preston, 1971-74Longest Pass Play86 yards by Bo Hurley to Darrell Ramsey vs Iowa

Wesleyan, 1997 (TD)Most Consecutive Passes Completed13 by Jeff Fraser vs. Saginaw Valley, 2001Most Consecutive Passes Without an Interception211 by Bo Hurley, 1997

Most AttemptsGame: 65 vs. Mercyhurst, 2000Season: 389 (1995)Most CompletionsGame: 38 vs. DePauw, 1987Season: 192 (1995)Fewest Yards AllowedSeason: 470 (1971) - 1st in the nationMost Yards AllowedGame: 425 vs. Wayne State, (2000)Season: 2,595 (2002)Most InterceptionsGame: 6 vs. Adrian, 1961;

vs. Wilmington, 1971;vs. Anderson, 1971

Season: 34 (1979)Most Interceptions For TouchdownsSeason: 7 (1995)Most Yards on InterceptionsSeason: 569 (1995)

Most AttemptsGame: 49 vs. Saginaw Valley, 2008Season: 373 (2008)Most CompletionsGame: 28 vs. Northwood, 2004,

Ashland, 2008Season: 224 (1986)Most Passing YardsGame: 364 vs. Ashland, 2008Season: 2,285 (2009)Most Passes InterceptedGame: 5 vs. Ashland, 1998Season: 20 (1974)

DeMya Wimberly

Bo Hurley

Martin Terry

Kevin Crooks

PASSING RECORDSYear-By-Year Passing Leaders Individual

Team-Offense

Team-Defense

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YEAR PLAYER GP NO YDS AVG2009 Br. Schmeidebusch 11 38 1599 42.12008 Joe Knopick 11 62 2279 36.82007 Joe Knopick 11 43 1731 40.32006 Greg Dedloff 11 50 1913 38.32005 Roland Hamilton 11 54 2109 39.12004 Roland Hamilton 11 56 2247 40.12003 Roland Hamilton 11 67 2686 40.12002 Roland Hamilton 11 57 2063 36.22001 Jim Cogar 11 52 1852 35.62000 Mike Daring 10 33 1087 32.91999 Chris Merrick 10 59 2071 35.11998 Jim Cogar 10 30 983 32.81997 Shane Kittendorf 14 38 1395 36.71996 Shane Kittendorf 13 47 1626 34.61995 Mark Barnes 13 53 1882 35.51994 Mark Barnes 10 36 1354 37.61993 Mark Barnes 11 45 1526 33.91992 Scott McLaughlin 13 57 1887 33.11991 Mike Stucky 12 67 2258 33.71990 Erin Struble 10 54 1750 32.41989 Erin Struble 10 44 1465 33.31988 Jeff Nagy 9 48 1829 38.11987 Jeff Nagy 9 41 1611 39.31986 Kraig Sheets 9 42 1441 34.31985 Kris Alge 11 40 1596 39.91984 Kris Alge 9 17 731 43.01983 Kris Alge 10 35 1292 36.91982 Kris Alge 9 37 1236 33.41981 Bruce Bame 9 35 1159 33.11980 Kris Thacker 9 57 1750 30.71979 Tom Walsh 11 49 1548 31.61978 Tom Walsh 12 75 2648 35.31977 Tom Walsh 9 60 2088 34.81976 Tom Walsh 9 37 1284 34.71975 Steve Heintzelman 10 63 1978 31.41974 Rick Phillips 10 40 1360 34.01973 Rick Phillips 10 74 2523 34.11972 Steve Trout 9 40 1356 33.91971 Steve Trout 10 55 1870 34.01970 Steve Trout 9 62 2158 34.81969 Lynn Billings 10 87 3036 34.91968 Lynn Billings 10 66 2185 33.11967 Lynn Billings 8 51 1683 33.01966 By Morgan Jr. 9 47 2012 42.81965 By Morgan Jr. 9 46 1638 35.6

Most PuntsGame: 12 by Tom Walsh vs Tarleton State,

1978; Roland Hamilton vs SaginawValley, 2005

Season: 87 by Lynn Billings, 1969Career: 234 by Roland Hamilton, 2002-05Highest Average Per PuntGame: 48.0 by Roland Hamilton vs. Gannon,

2004Season: 42.8 by By Morgan Jr., 1966Career: 39.3 by Kris Alge, 1982-85Most Punting YardsGame: 442 by Roland Hamilton vs Saginaw

Valley, 2005Season: 3,037 by Lynn Billings, 1969Career: 9,105 by Roland Hamilton, 2002-06Longest Punt73 yards by Jim Cogar vs Indianapolis, 2001

TOP PTOP PTOP PTOP PTOP PASSERS - SEASONASSERS - SEASONASSERS - SEASONASSERS - SEASONASSERS - SEASON1. Andrew Beam (2009) 21792. Bo Hurley (1997) 21333. Bryan Hieber (2000) 18914. Jeff Fraser (2002) 18535. Ken DePriest (1986) 1695

PPPPPASS AASS AASS AASS AASS ATTEMPTS - CAREERTTEMPTS - CAREERTTEMPTS - CAREERTTEMPTS - CAREERTTEMPTS - CAREER1. Kevin Crooks (2001-04) 6852. Bo Hurley (1994-97) 6083. Bryan Hieber (1999-2000) 5344. Ken DePriest (1983-87) 5065. DeMya Wimberly (1989-92) 493

TOP PTOP PTOP PTOP PTOP PASSERS - CAREERASSERS - CAREERASSERS - CAREERASSERS - CAREERASSERS - CAREER1. Bo Hurley (1994-97) 48352. Kevin Crooks (2001-04) 40533. Ken DePriest (1983-87) 38004. Jeff Fraser (2000-02) 34535. DeMya Wimberly (1989-92) 3430

PPPPPASS COMPLEASS COMPLEASS COMPLEASS COMPLEASS COMPLETIONS - SEASONTIONS - SEASONTIONS - SEASONTIONS - SEASONTIONS - SEASON1. Bryan Hieber (2000) 1782. Andrew Beam (2009) 1713. Kevin Crooks (2004) 1604. Anthony Lanzara (2008) 1555. Kevin Crooks (2003) 153

PPPPPASSING AASSING AASSING AASSING AASSING ATTEMPTS - SEASONTTEMPTS - SEASONTTEMPTS - SEASONTTEMPTS - SEASONTTEMPTS - SEASON1. Bryan Hieber (2000) 3122. Andrew Beam (2009) 2983. Anthony Lanzara (2008 2934. Bo Hurley (1997) 2595. Jeff Fraser (2002) 257

PPPPPASS COMPLEASS COMPLEASS COMPLEASS COMPLEASS COMPLETIONS - CAREERTIONS - CAREERTIONS - CAREERTIONS - CAREERTIONS - CAREER1. Kevin Crooks (2001-04) 3872. Bo Hurley (1994-97) 3373. Bryan Hieber (1999-2000) 3004. Jeff Fraser (2001-02) 2875. Ken DePriest (1983-87) 266

PPPPPASSING TD’S - SEASONASSING TD’S - SEASONASSING TD’S - SEASONASSING TD’S - SEASONASSING TD’S - SEASON1. Bo Hurley (1997) 262. Paul Trina (1979) 183. Bo Hurley (1996) 173. Trevin Sears (1998) 175. Kris Alge (1985) 16

PPPPPASSING TD’S - CAREERASSING TD’S - CAREERASSING TD’S - CAREERASSING TD’S - CAREERASSING TD’S - CAREER1. Bo Hurley (1994-97) 572. Paul Trina (1976-79) 433. DeMya Wimberly (1989-92) 294. Kevin Crooks (2001-04) 285. Ken DePriest (1983-87) 27

COMPLECOMPLECOMPLECOMPLECOMPLETION PCTTION PCTTION PCTTION PCTTION PCT. - CAREER. - CAREER. - CAREER. - CAREER. - CAREER1. Jeff Fraser (2000-02) .5822. Kris Alge (1982-85) .5743. Kevin Crooks (2001-04) .5654. Bryan Hieber (1999-2000) .5625. Bo Hurley (1994-97) .554

1. Roland Hamilton (2002-05) 2342. Tom Walsh (1976-79) 2213. Lynn Billings (1967-69) 2044. Steve Trout (1970-72) 1575. By Morgan Jr. (1963-66) 134

PUNTING YPUNTING YPUNTING YPUNTING YPUNTING YARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREER1. Roland Hamilton (2002-05) 91052. Tom Walsh (1976-79) 75643. Lynn Billings (1967-69) 69094. Steve Trout (1970-72) 54205. By Morgan Jr. (1963-66) 5253

PUNTING APUNTING APUNTING APUNTING APUNTING AVG - CAREERVG - CAREERVG - CAREERVG - CAREERVG - CAREER1. B. Schmeidebusch (2009---)42.12. Roland Hamilton (2002-05) 38.93. Greg Dedloff (2003-06) 38.34. Joe Knopick (2006-09) 37.84. By Morgan Jr. (1963-66) 37.8

By Morgan Jr.

Tom WalshKris Alge

PUNTS - CAREERPUNTS - CAREERPUNTS - CAREERPUNTS - CAREERPUNTS - CAREER

Roland Hamilton

PASSING/PUNTING RECORDS

Year-By-Year Punting Leaders

Individual

Joe Knopick

59

YEAR PLAYER GP REC YDS AVG2009 Mike Chambers 11 62 1027 16.62008 Mike Chambers 11 74 915 12.42007 Darren Paige 11 30 295 9.82006 Darren Paige 11 46 542 11.82005 Darren Paige 11 41 624 15.22004 Andy Witker 11 56 539 9.62003 Ty Rhoad 11 49 504 10.32002 Jeff Rowe 10 37 484 13.12001 Mark Inkrott 11 48 649 13.52000 Mark Inkrott 10 38 525 13.81999 Darrell Ramsey 10 53 971 18.31998 Jason Hamby 9 39 528 13.51997 Jason Hamby 12 46 788 17.11996 Jason Hamby 13 37 575 15.51995 Walter Jackson 10 12 284 23.71994 Scott McLaughlin 10 43 849 19.71993 Scott McLaughlin 11 30 557 18.61992 Scott McLaughlin 13 20 626 31.1991 Scott McLaughlin 11 26 371 14.31990 James Tyree 10 22 246 11.21989 James Tyree 10 24 335 14.01988 Dave Corley 9 21 226 10.81987 Dave Corley 9 23 328 14.31986 Derek Hutchinson 9 60 1018 17.01985 Derek Hutchinson 11 31 502 16.21984 Derek Hutchinson 9 27 491 18.21983 Jeff Laing 10 32 623 19.51982 Jeff Laing 9 29 433 14.91981 Mike McHugh 9 12 175 14.61980 Nate Brown 9 17 271 15.91979 Rick Hatfield 12 55 839 15.31978 Rick Hatfield 12 55 794 14.41977 Jeff Huffman 9 14 260 18.61976 Jeff Huffman 9 22 366 16.61975 Jeff Huffman 10 16 191 11.91974 Jeff Huffman 10 16 362 22.61973 Rick Phillips 10 19 532 28.01972 Rick Phillips 9 16 276 17.31971 Jeff Bowers 10 21 284 13.51970 Steve Traucht 9 10 187 18.71969 Moe Jacobs 10 10 190 19.01968 Moe Jacobs 10 7 209 29.91967 Jeff Mendell 8 16 282 17.61966 Bud Myers 9 10 157 15.71965 Tony King 9 16 245 15.31964 Paul Riley 11 12 365 30.41963 Paul Riley 10 16 325 20.31962 Paul Riley 9 15 231 15.41961 Ted Lenear 10 35 567 16.21960 B. Hughes 9 20 228 11.4

RECEIVING YRECEIVING YRECEIVING YRECEIVING YRECEIVING YARDS - SEASONARDS - SEASONARDS - SEASONARDS - SEASONARDS - SEASON1. Mike Chambers (2009) 10272. Derek Hutchinson (1986) 10183. Darrell Ramsey (1999) 9714. Mike Chambers (2008) 9155. Scott McLaughlin (1994) 849

RECEPTIONS - SEASONRECEPTIONS - SEASONRECEPTIONS - SEASONRECEPTIONS - SEASONRECEPTIONS - SEASON1. Mike Chambers (2008) 742. Derek Hutchinson (1986) 603. Mike Chambers (2009) 624. Andy Witker (2004) 565. Rick Hatfield (1979) 555. Rick Hatfield (1978) 55

RECEIVING YRECEIVING YRECEIVING YRECEIVING YRECEIVING YARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREER1. Scott McLaughlin (1991-94) 24032. Derek Hutchinson (1983-86)20133. Jason Hamby (1995-98) 19864. Mike Chambers (2008-09) 19425. Rick Hatfield (1976-79) 1920

RECEPTIONS - CAREERRECEPTIONS - CAREERRECEPTIONS - CAREERRECEPTIONS - CAREERRECEPTIONS - CAREER1. Jeff Rowe (2000-03) 1381. Rick Hatfield (1976-79) 1383. Mike Chambers (2008-09) 1364. Jason Hamby (1995-98) 1275. Mark Inkrott (1998-2001) 124

RECEIVING TD’S - CAREERRECEIVING TD’S - CAREERRECEIVING TD’S - CAREERRECEIVING TD’S - CAREERRECEIVING TD’S - CAREER1. Rick Hatfield (1976-79) 342. Scott McLaughlin (1991-94) 323. Darrell Ramsey (1996-99) 223. Jason Hamby (1995-98) 225. Mark Inkrott (1998-2001) 19

Most Passes CaughtGame: 13 by Derek Hutchinson vs Tiffin, 1986Season: 74 by Mike Chambers, 2008Career: 138 by Rick Hatfield, 1976-79; Jeff Rowe, 2000-03Most Yards GainedGame: 195 by Mike Chambers vs. Ashland, 2008Season: 1,027 by Mike Chambers, 2009Career: 2,403 by Scott McLaughlin, 1991-94Highest Average Per ReceptionSeason: 31.3 by Scott McLaughlin, 1992Career: 21.4 by Paul Riley, 1962-64Most Touchdown Passes CaughtGame: 3 by Rick Hatfield vs. Bluffton, 1978; James Tyree vs.

Wilmington, 1989; Mark Inkrott vs. Mercyhurst, 1998;Jeff Rowe vs IUP, 2002

Season: 13 by Rick Hatfield, 1978Career: 34 by Rick Hatfield, 1976-79

Darren Paige

Derek Hutchinson

Mark Inkrott

Rick Hatfield Scott McLaughlin

Jeff Rowe

Mike Chambers

RECEIVING RECORDSYear-By-Year Receiving Leaders

Individual

Darrell Ramsey

60

TOTTOTTOTTOTTOTAL OFFENSE - CAREERAL OFFENSE - CAREERAL OFFENSE - CAREERAL OFFENSE - CAREERAL OFFENSE - CAREER1. Bo Hurley (1994-97) 75382. DeMya Wimberly (1989-92) 53213. Kevin Crooks (2001-04) 50514. Ken DePriest (1983-87) 46205. Nelson Bolden (1977-80) 4009

Most PlaysGame: 58 by Kevin Crooks vs Northwood, 2004Season: 406 by Bryan Hieber, 2000Career: 1,047 by Bo Hurley, 1994-97Most Yards GainedGame: 430 by Bo Hurley vs Olivet Nazarene,

1997Season: 2,914 by Bo Hurley, 1997Career: 7,538 by Bo Hurley, 1994-97

Most PlaysGame: 101 vs. Northwood, 2004Season: 975, 1997Most Yards GainedGame: 728 vs. Defiance, 1985Season: 6,342, 1997Fewest Yards GainedGame: 25 vs. Muskingum, 1969Season: 1,498, 1969Fewest Yards AllowedGame: 29 vs. Tennessee Wesleyan, 1990Season: 764, 1946 - 1st in the nationMost Yards AllowedGame: 785 vs. Bowling Green, 1921Season: 4,520, 2001

KICK REKICK REKICK REKICK REKICK RETURNS - CAREERTURNS - CAREERTURNS - CAREERTURNS - CAREERTURNS - CAREER1. Carey Lennox (2000-03) 642. Steve Blackburn (1969-72) 633. Anthony Fields (2006-09) 474. Harry Garland (2001-04) 345. Wilson Beard (1977-80) 32

KICK REKICK REKICK REKICK REKICK RETURN YTURN YTURN YTURN YTURN YARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREER1. Carey Lennox (2000-03) 14632. Steve Blackburn (1969-72) 13413. Anthony Fields (2006-09) 9934. Harry Garland (2001-04) 8335. Milan Smith (1990-93) 719

Most Kickoff ReturnsGame: 9 by Carey Lennox vs. Grand Valley State,

11/16/02Season: 25 by Carey Lennox, 2002Career: 64 by Carey Lennox, 2000-03Most Yards Gained On Kickoff ReturnsGame: 181 by Jordan Marshall vs. Indianapolis,

2007Season: 524 by Adam Burdette, 2000Career: 1,463 by Carey Lennox, 2000-03Longest Kickoff Return

93 by Adam Burdette vs. Wayne State, 2000

Most Kickoff ReturnsGame: 10 vs. Grand Valley, 2002Season: 62, 2001Most Yards GainedGame: 265 vs. Saginaw Valley, 2001Season: 1,456, 2001

PUNT REPUNT REPUNT REPUNT REPUNT RETURNS - CAREERTURNS - CAREERTURNS - CAREERTURNS - CAREERTURNS - CAREER1. Ty Rhoad (2000-03) 762. Todd Vrancken (1990-93) 603. Jason Hamby (1995-98) 464. Harry Garland (2001-04) 435. Joe Gayonski (1968-69) 40

PUNT REPUNT REPUNT REPUNT REPUNT RETURN YTURN YTURN YTURN YTURN YARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREERARDS - CAREER1. Ty Rhoad (2000-03) 7322. Steve Blackburn (1969-72) 5913. Todd Vrancken (1990-93) 5754. Jason Hamby (1995-98) 4415. Harry Garland (2001-04) 433

Most Punt ReturnsGame: 8 by Leon Hughes vs. Defiance, 1985

Marquis Hayes vs. Tiffin, 2004Season: 28 by Joe Gayonski, 1969Career: 76 by Ty Rhoad, 2000-03Most Yards Gained On Punt ReturnsGame: 180 by Steve Blackburn vs.

Grand Valley, 1971Season: 298 by Ty Rhoad, 2000Career: 732 by Ty Rhoad, 2000-03Longest Punt Return94 by Wilson Beard vs. Earlham, 1977 (TD)

Most Punt ReturnsGame: 9 vs. Defiance, 1985Season: 48, 2004Most Yards GainedGame: 219 vs. Grand Valley, 1971Season: 431, 1971

Most First DownsGame: 33 vs. Kentucky State, 1990; vs.

Tiffin, 1997Season: 308, 1997Most First Downs RushingGame: 24 vs. Kentucky State, 1990Season: 221, 1996Most First Downs PassingGame: 19 vs. Ashland, 2008Season: 112, 2008Fewest First DownsGame: 4 vs. Muskingum, 1969; vs. Defiance,

1973; vs. Tarleton State, 1978; vs.Defiance, 1979

Season: 85, 1969Fewest First Downs AllowedGame: 2 vs. Oberlin, 1971Season: 86, 1967Most First Downs AllowedGame: 33 vs. Grand Valley, 1974Season: 228, 2001Most First Downs Allowed RushingGame: 31 vs. Grand Valley, 1974Season: 127, 1974Most First Downs Allowed PassingGame: 18 vs. Tiffin, 2003/Wayne State, 2000Season: 114, 2001

Most Passes InterceptedGame: 4 by Charlie Byrd vs. Northwestern

(Iowa), 1979Season: 9 by Jon Huffman, 1984; Andre

Roberts, 1989Career: 21 by By Morgan Jr, 1963-66Most Touchdowns On InterceptionsGame: 2 by Nate Weihrauch vs. Lindenwood,

1995Season: 3 by Nate Weihrauch, 1995Career: 5 by Nate Weihrauch, 1993-96Longest Interception Return100 by Harold Barnett vs. Eastern Michigan, 1963 (TD) by Nate Weihrauch vs. St. Xavier, 1995 (TD)

Most TacklesGame: 27 by Tom Smith vs Wilmington,

1978Season: 164 by Ray Long, 1994Career: 432 by Ray Long, 1993-95Most Assisted TacklesGame: 20 by Tom Smith vs. Wilmington, 1978Season: 93 by Paul LaRoche, 1976Most SacksGame: 3.5 by Mike Roach vs. Tiffin, 2008Season: 12.0 by Nate Arnold, 1995Career: 32.0 by Jackson Harris, 2000-03

INTERCEPTIONS - CAREERINTERCEPTIONS - CAREERINTERCEPTIONS - CAREERINTERCEPTIONS - CAREERINTERCEPTIONS - CAREER1. By Morgan Jr. (1963-66) 212. Denny Maag (1976-79) 183. Chris Riley (1979-82) 173. Andre Roberts (1985-89) 175. Jon Huffman (1982-85) 165. Bob Sutyak (1989-92) 16

Jackson Harris

Ty Rhoad

MISCELLANEOUS/DEFENSE RECORDSTotal Offense-Individual Kick Returns-Team

Total Offense-Team

First Downs

Punt Returns-Team

Kick Returns-Individual

Tackles

Interceptions

Punt Returns-Individual

61

GAME-BY-GAME HISTORY

62

Head Coach: No CoachL 0 Heidelberg 20W 14 Findlay Y.M.C.A. 0

14 20

1892 (1-1)

1893 (0-1)

1894 (0-1)

Head Coach: Howard GreenL 0 Heidelberg 32

0 32

Head Coach: No CoachL 6 Ohio Northern 20

6 20

Head Coach: No CoachW 8 Ohio Northern 0W 8 Ohio Northern 4L 0 Ohio Northern 12

16 16

1895 (2-1)

Head Coach: No CoachL 0 Ohio Northern 28

0 28

1896 (0-1)

Head Coach: No CoachL 0 Heidelberg 40L 0 Ohio Northern 4

0 44

1897 (0-2)

No Team1898

Head Coach: No CoachL 0 Findlay H.S. 38L 6 Ohio Northern 24

6 62

1899 (0-2)

No Team1900-1901

Head Coach: Harold HammettL 0 Heidelberg 39T 0 North Baltimore 0W 30 McComb 0L 0 Ohio Northern 99

30 138

1902 (1-2-1)

Head Coach: Sweet (Last Game)T 0 McComb 0W 12 Mt. Blanchard 5T 0 McComb 0L 0 McComb 5L 0 Heidelberg 56

12 66

1903 (1-2-2)

Head Coach: No CoachW 11 Van Buren 0L 0 Defiance 32

11 32

1904 (1-1)

Head Coach: No CoachW 35 Defiance 0L 0 Heidelberg 42

35 42

1905 (1-1)

Head Coach: Dr. Allison Van HornL 0 Lima College 12T 5 Heidelberg 5

5 17

1906 (0-1-1)

No Team1907

Head Coach: Fred RossL 6 Ohio Northern 12L 6 Heidelberg 11L 0 Otterbein 10L 5 Buchtel 6W 5 Antioch 0

22 39

1908 (1-4)

Head Coach: Fred RossL 0 Ohio Wesleyan 23W 14 Ohio Northern 10L 0 Mt. Union 22W 15 Adrian 0T 0 Detroit Univ. 0L 0 Buchtel 6W 11 Heidelberg 0L 6 Antioch 15

46 76

1909 (3-4-1)

Head Coach: No CoachL 0 Ohio Wesleyan 85

0 85

1910 (0-1)

No Team1911

Head Coach: No CoachW 12 Blue and Gold 0L 0 Bluffton 6W 14 Blue and Gold 0L 0 Bluffton 13

26 19

1912 (2-2)

Head Coach: Cloyce M. ReegL 0 Heidelberg 61L 0 Ohio Northern 14T 0 Arlington 0L 0 Bluffton 7L 0 Cleary 34L 0 Bluffton 9L 0 Adrian 71

0 196

1913 (0-6-1)

No Team1914

Head Coach: Harry J. BarnhartL 0 Bluffton 12L 6 Defiance 13L 0 Bluffton 6

6 31

1915 (0-3)

Head Coach: Harry J. BarnhartL 12 Defiance 13W 38 Defiance 0W 42 St. Ignatius 0L 0 Heidelberg 14L 0 Detroit Univ. 46W 6 St. Ignatius 0W 6 Baldwin-Wallace 0

1916 (4-3)

Head Coach: Pearl RiceL 0 St. Mary’s 62W 27 Toledo 0

27 62

1917 (1-1)

No Team1918-1919

Head Coach: HarperW 10 Bowling Green 6L 3 Defiance 13

13 19

1920 (1-1)

Head Coach: Carroll MoreyL 0 Toledo 46L 0 Bowling Green 151L 0 Defiance 119

0 316

1921 (0-3)

Head Coach: Russell WardL 0 Defiance 39L 0 Highland Park 7L 0 Bowling Green 26L 0 Adrian 32

0 104

1922 (0-4)

Head Coach: Joe R. CogdalL 0 Cedarville 7L 0 John Carroll 59W 10 Highland Park 6L 3 Bowling Green 26L 6 Defiance 13L 0 Toledo 87L 3 Adrian 21L 0 Detroit City 28

22 247

1923 (1-7)

Head Coach: Joe R. CogdalL 6 Defiance 18T 0 Bluffton 0L 0 Ashland 33T 13 Cedarville 13L 0 Adrian 52W 12 Highland Park 0L 0 Capital 34

31 150

1924 (1-4-2)

Head Coach: Humphrey HarmonyL 0 Hillsdale 18W 27 Defiance 0W 12 Bluffton 0T 0 Bowling Green 0T 13 Hope 13W 15 Cedarville 3L 0 Toledo 20W 29 Urbana 6W 12 Kent State 0

108 60

1925 (5-2-2)

Head Coach: Humphrey HarmonyL 0 Otterbein 2L 0 Ashland 14T 0 Capital 0W 6 Bluffton 0W 7 Bowling Green 6W 14 Defiance 7L 0 Toledo 7W 7 Kent State 6

1926 (5-5-1)

W 13 Hope 6L 0 Wilmington 28L 0 Adrian 6

47 82

Head Coach: Stu HolcombL 0 Dayton 33T 0 Heidelberg 0W 41 John Marshall 0W 27 Adrian 6T 7 Bluffton 7W 7 Wilmington 2L 0 Defiance 19

82 67

1932 (3-2-2)

Head Coach: Harry J. BarnhartL 0 Wittenberg 63L 0 Dayton 66L 6 Wilmington 20L 6 Defiance 26L 0 Bowling Green 6L 0 Bluffton 26L 0 Toledo 34L 0 Adrian 20L 0 Toledo 46

12 307

1927 (0-9)

Head Coach: Harry J. BarnhartW 6 Otterbein 0L 0 Dayton 66L 9 Toledo 34L 6 Adrian 12L 6 Bluffton 26L 0 Ashland 30W 13 Defiance 6L 0 Bowling Green 19

40 193

1928 (2-6)

Head Coach: Harry J. BarnhartL 6 Case 22W 7 Concordia 0L 0 Toledo 7L 0 Bowling Green 23L 2 Defiance 17W 2 Rio Grande 0W 13 Adrian 7L 6 Ashland 53W 13 Bluffton 12

49 141

1929 (4-5)

Head Coach: Harry J. BarnhartL 12 Case 19L 12 Adrian 14W 20 Toledo 6T 6 Bowling Green 6W 13 Defiance 12W 33 Detroit City 10W 25 Bluffton 5

121 72

1930 (4-2-1)

Head Coach: Harry J. BarnhartW 13 Case 7L 0 Muskingum 21L 0 Defiance 7L 0 Bluffton 18W 13 Detroit City 0T 6 Bowling Green 6W 25 Adrian 18

57 77

1931 (3-3-1)

OVER THE YEARS

63

Head Coach: Jack HenningCHAMPIONS MID-OHIO LEAGUE

L 0 Akron 34W 35 Bluffton 0W 28 Ashland 25W 42 Cedarville 0L 14 Heidelberg 41W 13 Defiance 6W 34 Huntington 0L 14 Ohio Northern 29

180 135

Head Coach: Don RenningerCHAMPIONS MID-OHIO LEAGUE

W 15 Cedarville 6L 3 Bluffton 12W 19 Grand Rapids J.C. 0L 20 Camp Atterbury 35W 23 Defiance 0W 20 Ashland 6W 28 Ohio Northern 27

128 86

Head Coach: Howard KissellL 9 Ohio Northern 12L 0 Case 53L 7 Kent State 13L 0 Miami (Ohio) 53W 13 Bluffton 0W 6 West Liberty St. 0L 13 Capital 14W 24 Ashland 12

72 157

1938 (3-5)

Head Coach: Nelson JonesL 0 Mt. Union 12W 27 Wooster 6W 24 Ohio Northern 0L 6 Defiance 7W 13 Adrian 0W 41 Bluffton 0W 40 Ashland 0W 58 Cedarville 0

209 25

1946 (6-2) Head Coach: Don RenningerW 7 Akron 6W 20 Bluffton 12W 31 Ashland 20W 19 Defiance 14W 26 Cedarville 19W 13 Grand Rapids J.C. 7L 14 Ohio Northern 35

130 113

1952 (6-1)

Head Coach: Stu HolcombW 13 Denison 0L 0 Hillsdale 19W 12 Detroit City 7L 12 Dayton 13W 96 John Marshall 0W 55 Bluffton 0W 30 Defiance 0

218 39

1933 (5-2)

Head Coach: Stu HolcombL 13 Denison 19L 3 Xavier 30W 57 Detroit Tech 6W 12 Ferris State 6L 0 Davis-Elkins 41W 97 Holbrook 0

182 102

1934 (3-3)

Head Coach: Stu HolcombL 6 Akron 19W 19 Bluffton 0W 34 Detroit Tech 0W 33 Ferris State 6L 7 Western Reserve 27L 13 Mt. Union 19W 13 John Carroll 0L 0 Baldwin-Wallace 79

125 150

1935 (4-4)

Head Coach: Howard KissellL 0 Western Reserve 59L 0 Ohio Northern 40L 0 Toledo 32L 12 John Carroll 34L 0 Bluffton 26L 7 Ashland 14L 0 Kent State 19

19 224

1936 (0-7)

Head Coach: Howard KissellL 2 Ohio Northern 6W 15 Bluffton 7L 0 Ashland 13T 0 Mt. Union 0L 0 Capital 6W 13 Heidelberg 7L 0 Kent State 20W 25 Defiance 6

55 65

1937 (3-4-1)

Head Coach: Howard KissellL 9 Ohio Northern 14W 39 Bluffton 0W 21 Ashland 0W 10 Kent State 7L 6 Assumption 14W 26 Kenyon 0

1939 (4-2-1)

Head Coach: Howard KissellW 19 Adrian 0W 14 Ohio Northern 12L 2 Transylvania 13L 7 Bowling Green 14L 0 Kent State 13W 13 Bluffton 7L 2 Ithaca 7W 14 West Liberty St. 12

71 78

1940 (4-4)

Head Coach: Lee GravesL 0 Ohio Northern 7L 0 Kent State 25L 6 Muskingum 12L 6 Georgetown 13W 38 Adrian 6W 12 Bluffton 6W 12 Evansville 7L 0 Bowling Green 47

74 123

1941 (3-5)

Head Coach: Nelson JonesL 0 Dayton 49L 0 Ohio Northern 6L 0 Kent State 6W 19 Muskingum 9W 9 Wright-Patterson 6W 25 Bluffton 0W 12 Capital 6W 20 Oxford Naval 7L 6 Otterbein 8T 0 Bowling Green 0

91 97

1942 (5-4-1)

No TeamWorld War II

1943-1945

Head Coach: Nelson JonesW 51 Cedarville 0W 34 Edinboro 12W 19 Wooster 6W 28 Ohio Northern 6W 18 Defiance 15W 26 Bluffton 0L 9 Bowling Green 26W 26 Wilmington 0W 27 Adrian 13W 35 Mt. Union 19

273 97

1947 (9-1)

Head Coach: Nelson JonesL 9 Akron 14W 27 Bluffton 0L 0 Mt. Union 14T 0 Ashland 0

1948 (4-3-1)

1949 (5-3)

Head Coach: Jack HenningL 2 Gannon 34W 28 Bluffton 0L 0 Wheaton 25T 13 Ashland 13W 28 Defiance 0L 7 Heidelberg 27W 19 Cedarville 0L 13 Ohio Northern 21

110 120

1950 (3-4-1)

1951 (5-2)

Head Coach: Don RenningerL 12 Akron 26W 12 Bluffton 6L 13 Mt. Union 35L 0 Defiance 20W 34 Buffalo 0W 33 Ashland 13L 0 Ohio Northern 20

104 120

1953 (3-4)

Head Coach: Don RenningerL 0 W. Va. Tech 26L 0 Bluffton 12L 6 Northern Mich. 14L 18 Mt. Union 27W 27 Defiance 14W 19 Wilmington 9L 13 Ashland 19W 26 Ohio Northern 12

109 133

1954 (3-5)

Head Coach: James D. HoudeshellW 19 Wilmington 6L 0 Ashland 6L 19 W. Va. Tech 21W 15 Defiance 0W 29 Ohio Northern 0W 60 Northern Mich. 6W 27 Bluffton 19W 41 Indiana Central 7

210 65

1955 (6-2)

Head Coach: James D. HoudeshellW 21 Indiana Central 7W 57 Ohio Northern 0W 57 Defiance 0W 55 Wilmington 6W 32 Ashland 0L 13 Bluffton 34L 7 Waynesburg 12W 20 John Carroll 7W 23 Central State 7

285 73

1956 (7-2)

Head Coach: James D. HoudeshellL 7 Central State 24T 6 Ashland 6W 47 Ohio Northern 7L 21 Defiance 41L 18 John Carroll 32L 13 Bluffton 27L 6 Waynesburg 13W 14 Wilmington 0L 13 Alma 21

145 171

1957 (2-6-1)

T 7 Bowling Green 7118 42

W 20 Detroit Tech 0L 7 Bowling Green 28W 13 Defiance 6W 16 Ohio Northern 6

92 68

Head Coach: James D. HoudeshellT 0 Otterbein 0W 19 Defiance 9W 14 Ashland 0L 15 Muskingum 48L 30 Bluffton 42W 57 Wilmington 6W 26 Ohio Northern 6L 0 Northern Mich. 43L 10 Heidelberg 34

171 188

1958 (4-4-1)

Head Coach: James D. HoudeshellL 14 Otterbein 38W 14 Alma 7W 22 Ohio Northern 12W 22 Defiance 7L 14 Bluffton 22T 8 Ashland 8W 20 Wilmington 0W 20 Adrian 2L 8 Heidelberg 28

142 124

1959 (5-3-1)

Head Coach: Bob GobinL 0 Adrian 12L 7 Otterbein 45L 6 Ashland 17L 0 Ohio Northern 25L 8 Bluffton 14W 21 Wilmington 0W 27 Defiance 26L 8 Anderson 24L 14 Baldwin-Wallace 55

91 218

1960 (2-7)

OVER THE YEARS

64

1978 (11-1)

1979 (10-1-1)Head Coach: Dick Strahm

W 40 Bluffton 0W 28 Wilmington 26W 62 Manchester 0T 21 Ohio Northern 21W 48 Earlham 13W 21 Anderson 6W 29 Taylor 27L 27 Hanover 31W 21 Defiance 7

NAIA PLAYOFFSW 41 Jamestown 15W 9 Pacific Lutheran 0W 51 Northwestern 6NAIA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMP

398 152

Head Coach: Dick StrahmL 14 Wilmington 28W 20 Manchester 9L 12 Frostburg State 20W 33 Earlham 0L 0 Anderson 10W 35 Taylor 7L 14 Hanover 23W 14 Defiance 10W 49 Bluffton 10

191 117

1980 (5-4)

Head Coach: Dick StrahmW 27 Wilmington 7W 36 Manchester 0W 56 Frostburg State 7W 51 Earlham 12L 13 Anderson 25W 26 Taylor 0W 16 Hanover 9W 7 Defiance 6W 55 Bluffton 7

287 73

1981 (8-1)

Head Coach: Dick StrahmCHAMPIONS HOOSIER-BUCKEYE

W 43 Bluffton 9W 14 Wilmington 10W 27 Manchester 7W 28 Ohio Northern 6W 42 Earlham 0W 19 Anderson 0W 44 Taylor 6W 30 Hanover 11W 20 Defiance 12

NAIA PLAYOFFSW 13 Tarleton State 6W 27 Missouri Valley 9L 0 Concordia 7

NAIA NATIONAL RUNNER-UP307 83

Head Coach: Byron Morgan Sr.W 24 Earlham 6L 10 Manchester 13W 24 Defiance 19L 0 Bluffton 24L 14 Muskingum 34W 38 Grand Valley St. 6W 27 Wilmington 17T 7 Taylor 7W 21 Ohio Northern 19

165 145

Head Coach: Byron Morgan Sr.L 6 Hillsdale 21W 33 Hope 14W 28 E. Kentucky 7L 6 Wheaton 17W 21 Ferris State 6W 48 Eastern Mich. 18L 6 Ohio Northern 33W 49 Northwood 14W 17 Waynesburg 7W 43 Mt. Union 0

257 137

1963 (7-3)

Head Coach: Byron Morgan Sr.L 0 Baldwin-Wallace 14W 13 Central State 6L 25 Defiance 28W 14 Bluffton 7L 8 Ohio Northern 15L 16 Ferris State 36L 20 Austin Peay 47W 20 John Carroll 14L 6 Ashland 29W 33 Wilmington 6

155 202

1968 (4-6)

Head Coach: Byron Morgan Sr.L 0 Georgetown 13L 13 Earlham 14L 12 Hanover 14W 7 Defiance 6L 14 Bluffton 18L 6 Muskingum 16L 6 Grand Valley St. 52L 0 Wilmington 17L 17 Taylor 24L 6 Ohio Northern 24

81 198

1973 (1-9)

Head Coach: Lou JuilleratCHAMPIONS MID-OHIO LEAGUE

W 20 Adrian 8L 6 Otterbein 20W 36 Wilmington 8W 22 Ohio Northern 0W 28 Ashland 6W 28 Bluffton 6W 18 Defiance 6W 25 Anderson 7L 8 Baldwin-Wallace 14L 0 Muskingum 32

191 107

1961 (7-3)

Head Coach: Lou JuilleratL 22 Marshall 40W 26 Heidelberg 6L 0 Ohio Northern 7L 2 Ashland 10W 28 Bluffton 8W 34 Rochester 12L 8 Baldwin-Wallace 27W 70 Northwood 0L 0 Northern Mich. 13

190 123

1962 (4-5)

Head Coach: Byron Morgan Sr.W 34 Hillsdale 12W 37 Hope 0W 14 Bluffton 6W 59 Wheaton 12W 47 Ferris State 0W 33 Ohio Northern 7L 14 E. Kentucky 17W 27 St. Joseph’s 0W 29 Mt. Union 0W 19 Baldwin-Wallace 7

NAIA PLAYOFFSL 21 Sam Houston St. 32

334 93

1964 (9-2)

Head Coach: Byron Morgan Sr.W 7 Muskingum 3W 35 Waynesburg 7W 20 Central State 7W 27 Ferris State 0W 31 Ohio Northern 3W 34 E. Kentucky 3L 19 Northern Mich. 21L 20 Hillsdale 28W 56 St. Joseph’s 13

249 85

1965 (7-2)

Head Coach: Byron Morgan Sr.W 20 Eastern Mich. 3L 13 Hillsdale 28L 7 Central State 28

1966 (3-6)

Head Coach: Byron Morgan Sr.L 0 Eastern Mich. 17W 13 Hillsdale 3L 13 Central State 14T 0 Bluffton 0W 26 Ohio Northern 21L 6 Kentucky State 13W 14 Austin Peay 0

(SHRINE BOWL)W 47 Susquehanna 0

119 68

1967 (4-3-1)

Head Coach: Byron Morgan Sr.L 6 Baldwin-Wallace 56L 6 Fairmont State 20L 13 Defiance 14W 16 Bluffton 6W 8 Ohio Northern 7W 20 Ferris State 3L 2 Hillsdale 49L 9 John Carroll 14L 7 Muskingum 14L 3 Wilmington 10

90 193

1969 (3-7)

Head Coach: Byron Morgan Sr.L 7 Waynesburg 22L 0 Defiance 7W 28 Bluffton 7L 0 Wittenberg* 48L 7 Hillsdale 30L 7 Ferris State 21W 31 John Carroll 15L 6 Ohio Northern 20W 22 Wilmington 20

108 190

1970 (3-6)

Head Coach: Byron Morgan Sr.CHAMPIONS HOOSIER-BUCKEYE

W 21 Oberlin 0L 0 Waynesburg 7W 15 Defiance 13W 19 Bluffton 6L 7 Wittenberg 56W 70 Grand Valley St. 6L 13 Ferris State 28W 45 John Carroll 20L 7 Ohio Northern 13W 37 Wilmington 20

234 169

1971 (6-4)

1972 (5-3-1)

Head Coach: Byron Morgan Sr.L 6 Indiana Central 8W 7 Earlham 0W 13 Anderson 9W 6 Defiance 3L 3 Bluffton 9L 7 Grand Valley St. 41L 15 Hanover 29L 6 Wilmington 7L 15 Ohio Northern 17L 6 Georgetown 26

84 149

1974 (3-7)

Head Coach: Dick StrahmL 8 Indiana Central 56W 37 Earlham 0L 18 Anderson 20L 9 Georgetown 30W 38 Manchester 14L 3 Defiance 6L 0 Hanover 26L 7 Taylor 14L 7 Wilmington 17L 6 Bluffton 9

133 192

1975 (2-8)


L 0 Defiance 7W 28 Bluffton 10L 14 Wilmington 18W 34 Manchester 0L 6 Waynesburg 17W 31 Earlham 3W 39 Anderson 15W 28 Taylor 14W 44 Hanover 6

224 90

1976 (6-3)


T 3 Defiance 3W 41 Bluffton 16W 16 Wilmington 14

1977 (6-2-1)

W 20 Ferris State 0L 3 Ohio Northern 6L 6 E. Kentucky 35L 7 Northern Mich. 24L 6 Waynesburg 7W 34 Susquehanna 20

116 151

W 41 Manchester 21L 13 Waynesburg 20W 55 Earlham 9W 27 Anderson 14W 41 Taylor 27L 7 Hanover 14

244 138

OVER THE YEARS


W 28 Manchester 0W 17 Ohio Northern 14

1982 (8-1)

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Head Coach: Dick StrahmW 27 Kentucky State 7W 21 Westminster 15L 21 Northwood 22W 34 Union 7W 70 Campbellsville 12W 49 St. Xavier 0L 20 Tiffin 31W 44 Urbana 6W 38 West Liberty St. 14

NAIA PLAYOFFSW 28 Tiffin 14L 0 Westminster 24

352 152

Head Coach: Dick StrahmL 0 Indiana (Pa.) 27W 14 Anderson 2L 14 Westminster 27W 35 Hanover 29W 56 Defiance 14W 78 Bluffton 10W 35 Wilmington 15W 48 Manchester 15

NAIA PLAYOFFSL 17 Hanover 18

297 157

Head Coach: Dick StrahmW 33 Manchester 7W 25 Ohio Northern 7W 31 Earlham 7W 19 Anderson 12W 42 Taylor 0W 28 Hanover 0W 25 Defiance 15W 49 Bluffton 0L 10 Wilmington 13

NAIA PLAYOFFSL 0 Westminster 28

262 89

1983 (8-2)

1984 (6-3)

1985 (10-1)Head Coach: Dick Strahm

CHAMPIONS HOOSIER-BUCKEYEW 57 Olivet 3W 42 Alfred 21W 62 Anderson 14W 28 Westminster 9W 49 Hanover 9W 82 Defiance 3W 49 Bluffton 7W 30 Wilmington 0W 34 Manchester 7

NAIA PLAYOFFSW 7 St. Ambrose 0L 29 Pacific Lutheran 40

469 113

Head Coach: Dick StrahmW 35 Valparaiso 6L 12 Ashland 30W 55 Geneva 14L 14 Westminster 28L 16 Hope 20W 28 Kentucky State 8W 40 Drake 0W 35 Tiffin 3L 12 Butler 31

247 140

1986 (5-4)

Head Coach: Dick StrahmW 39 Buffalo 13L 7 Wis. Whitewater 19W 26 Geneva 20L 0 Ithaca 38W 23 Hope 14W 27 Tiffin 6

1987 (5-4)

Head Coach: Dick StrahmW 21 Wis. Whitewater 14L 3 Buffalo 7L 17 Westminster 23L 0 Ashland 21L 22 Muskingum 32W 14 Tiffin 0W 42 Urbana 21L 18 Wayne State 25L 14 Wilmington 26

151 169

1988 (3-6)

Head Coach: Dick StrahmW 39 Buffalo 3L 15 Westminster 35L 20 Alma 29L 14 Ashland 33W 16 Muskingum 10W 41 Tenn. Wesleyan 6W 51 Tiffin 0W 66 Urbana 7W 36 Wayne State 30W 38 Wilmington 20

336 173

1989 (7-3)

Head Coach: Dick StrahmW 39 Tenn. Wesleyan 0L 14 Georgetown 21T 23 Hope 23W 20 Kentucky State 19W 42 Kalamazoo 0W 31 Northwood 6W 31 Geneva 20W 24 Tiffin 3W 44 Urbana 17L 7 Westminster 24

275 133

1990 (7-2-1)

Head Coach: Dick StrahmW 17 Hope 14L 0 Westminster 21W 35 Lindenwood 2W 22 Kentucky State 6W 10 Northwood 0L 13 Geneva 16W 21 Tiffin 6W 62 Urbana 9W 17 American Int. 14W 20 Lees-McRae 14

NAIA PLAYOFFSW 9 Westminster 8L 19 Georgetown 37

245 147

1991 (9-3)


W 23 Kentucky State 13W 33 Lindenwood 0W 56 Union 28W 28 Campbellsville 7L 17 Westminster 30W 21 Tiffin 0W 47 Urbana 12W 21 Northwood 6W 64 Lees-McRae 0

NAIA PLAYOFFSW 32 Georgetown 14

1993 (8-3)

Head Coach: Dick StrahmL 14 West Liberty St. 16L 15 Trinity Int. 40L 14 Westminster 17W 70 Lindenwood 0W 31 Olivet Nazarene 6W 34 St. Xavier 0W 30 Tiffin 3W 39 Urbana 7W 49 Taylor 7

NAIA PLAYOFFSL 30 Westminster 41

326 137

1994 (6-4)

1995 (10-1-2)Head Coach: Dick Strahm

MSFA MIDWEST LEAGUE CHAMPSL 7 Trinity Int. 14T 3 Westminster 3W 63 Lindenwood 9W 42 Olivet Nazarene 10W 49 Iowa Wesleyan 14W 56 St. Xavier 0W 42 Tiffin 0W 37 Urbana 3W 35 Taylor 6

NAIA PLAYOFFSW 21 Pacific Lutheran 14W 15 Malone 7W 63 Lambuth 13T 21 Central Wash. 21NAIA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMP

454 114


MSFA MIDWEST LEAGUE CHAMPSW 30 Campbellsville 0W 42 Tiffin 0W 35 Geneva 15W 13 Malone 10W 35 Olivet Nazarene 13W 41 St. Ambrose 31W 20 Trinity Int. 0W 42 Iowa Wesleyan 16W 56 St. Xavier 14W 56 Taylor 0

NAIA PLAYOFFSW 38 Geneva 13W 28 Westminster 9L 21 W. Washington 28

457 149


MSFA MIDWEST LEAGUE CHAMPSW 28 Campbellsville 20W 44 Mercyhurst 14W 54 Tiffin 14W 35 Olivet Nazarene 24W 48 St. Ambrose 24W 34 Trinity Int. 7W 62 Iowa Wesleyan 7W 70 St. Xavier 8W 55 Taylor 7W 29 Tri-State 15

NAIA PLAYOFFSW 40 Westminster 0W 28 Geneva 7W 26 Doane 25W 14 Willamette 7NAIA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMP

567 179

Head Coach: Dick StrahmW 39 Wayne State 13W 24 Ferris State 7L 7 Grand Valley St. 50L 12 Indianapolis 33W 34 N. Michigan 7L 14 Hillsdale 17W 42 Westminster 28L 42 Northwood 49W 41 Mercyhurst 35L 28 Ashland 43

283 282

1998 (5-5)

Head Coach: Doug CoateW 39 Wayne State 15L 14 Ferris State 56L 9 Grand Valley St. 37W 14 Indianapolis 7L 7 N. Michigan 32L 14 Hillsdale 17L 19 Westminster 22L 14 Northwood 33L 14 Mercyhurst 28L 14 Ashland 46

158 293

1999 (2-8)

Head Coach: Dan SimrellL 15 Ferris State 33W 13 Ashland 12L 6 Hillsdale 17L 20 Wayne State 41W 34 Indianapolis 28L 16 N. Michigan 20L 22 Northwood 41L 6 Saginaw Valley 31L 20 Mercyhurst 23L 0 Michigan Tech 34

153 280

2000 (2-8)

Head Coach: Dan SimrellL 10 Indiana (Pa.) 31L 10 Ferris State 33L 19 Ashland 36L 13 Hillsdale 42W 44 Wayne State 43L 8 Indianapolis 26L 7 N. Michigan 26W 31 Northwood 19L 21 Saginaw Valley 49W 24 Mercyhurst 14

2001 (3-8)

OVER THE YEARSW 41 Earlham 0W 17 Anderson 10W 38 Taylor 14W 31 Hanover 7W 14 Defiance 0W 25 Bluffton 10L 7 Wilmington 29

218 84

W 27 Kentucky State 0L 28 DePauw 29L 38 Westminster 42

215 181

W 13 Westminster 7W 27 Benedictine 24W 26 Linfield 13NAIA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMP

408 154

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Coach Years G W L T PCT

No Coach * 24 8 14 2 .375

Harold Green 1893 1 0 1 0 .000

Harold Hammett 1902 4 1 2 1 .375

Sweet 1903 1 0 1 0 .000

Dr. Allison Van Horn 1906 2 0 1 1 .250

Fred Ross 1908-09 13 4 8 1 .346

Cloyce Reeg 1913 7 0 6 1 .071

Harry J. Barnhart 1915-16, 27-31 50 17 31 2 .360

Pearl Rice 1917 2 1 1 0 .500

Harper 1920 2 1 1 0 .500

Carroll Morey 1921 3 0 3 0 .000

Russell Ward 1922 4 0 4 0 .000

Joe Cogdal 1923-24 15 2 11 2 .200

Humphrey Harmony 1925-26 20 10 7 3 .575

Stu Holcomb 1932-35 28 15 11 2 .571

Howard Kissell 1936-40 38 14 22 2 .394

Lee Graves 1941 8 3 5 0 .375

Nelson Jones 1942, 46-48 36 24 10 2 .680

Jack Henning 1949-50 16 8 7 1 .531

Don Renninger 1951-54 29 17 12 0 .586

James Houdeshell 1955-59 44 24 17 3 .579

Bob Gobin 1960 9 2 7 0 .222

Lou Juillerat 1961-62 19 11 8 0 .578

Byron Morgan Sr. 1963-74 115 55 58 2 .486

Dick Strahm 1975-98 252 18364 5 .736

Doug Coate 1999 10 2 8 0 .200

Dan Simrell 2000-06 76 32 44 0 .421

Jon Wauford 2007-SA 33 14 19 0 .424

Findlay Coaching Records

Head Coach: Dan SimrellW 37 IUP 34W 33 Wayne State 21W 18 Northwood 17W 42 Michigan Tech 23W 36 Mercyhurst 3L 7 Saginaw Valley 69W 14 Indianapolis 10W 25 Ashland 20W 28 Ferris State 21W 35 Hillsdale 14L 19 Grand Valley 63

294 295

2002 (9-2)

Head Coach: Dan SimrellW 51 Tiffin 31W 19 Wayne State 3L 7 Northwood 35W 31 Michigan Tech 28W 23 Mercyhurst 13L 7 Saginaw Valley 35L 19 Indianapolis 22W 22 Ashland 14L 29 Ferris State 36W 17 Hillsdale 9L 0 Grand Valley 44

225 270

2003 (6-5)

L 23 Michigan Tech 26210 345

Head Coach: Dan SimrellW 40 Tiffin 21W 28 Hillsdale 23W 41 N. Michigan 0L 24 Northwood 31L 24 Saginaw Valley 38L 7 Ferris State 35L 26 Indianapolis 42W 47 Wayne State 6W 13 Gannon 6L 3 Ashland 23W 44 Mercyhurst 0

297 225

2004 (6-5)

Head Coach: Dan SimrellW 31 Tiffin 10W 17 Hillsdale 14W 40 N. Michigan 37L 17 Northwood 34L 3 Saginaw Valley 42*L 31 Ferris State 34L 0 Indianapolis 28L 17 Wayne State 34L 45 Gannon 50L 14 Ashland 21L 21 Mercyhurst 35

250 339

*Forfeit by SVSU

2005 (4-7)

L 15 Michigan Tech 33117 242

Hall of Fame Coach Dick Strahm won four NAIA NationalChampionships at UF and his183 victories and .736 winningpercentage are Findlay records and may never be broken.

OVER THE YEARS

Head Coach: Jon WaufordW 20 Charleston 0L 17 Northwood 21L 15 Grand Valley 38W 35 Wayne State 28L 3 Indianapolis 34L 7 Saginaw Valley 44*W 38 Mercyhurst 22W 40 Gannon 14L 10 Ashland 34L 7 Hillsdale 45L 10 Michigan Tech 34

202 314

*Forfeit by SVSU

2007 (5-6)

Head Coach: Dan SimrellW 25 Charleston 24L 0 Grand Valley 13L 6 Northwood 29L 3 Wayne State 24L 16 Indianapolis 34L 14 Saginaw Valley 31L 7 Mercyhurst 24L 17 Gannon 20W 7 Ashland 0L 7 Hillsdale 10

2006 (2-9)

Head Coach: Jon WaufordW 26 Urbana 0W 36 Tiffin 27L 0 Ferris State 14L 7 Wayne State 28L 24 Northwood 31L 13 Hillsdale 20L 28 Michigan Tech 30L 10 Grand Valley 34L 21 N. Michigan 29L 9 Saginaw Valley 17L 38 Ashland 45

212 275

2008 (2-9)

Dan Simrell

Head Coach: Jon WaufordW 42 Urbana 21W 35 Tiffin 13W 43 Ferris State 7L 21 Wayne State 35W 14 Northwood 0W 42 Hillsdale 17W 14 Michigan Tech 5L 13 Grand Valley 38W 9 N. Michigan 6L 16 Saginaw Valley 24L 28 Ashland 41

277 207

2009 (7-4)

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ALL-TIME OPPONENTS

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Team W L T Pct. PF PA FG

Adrian 9 10 0 .474 238 300 1909

Akron 1 4 0 .200 34 99 1935

Buchtel 0 2 0 .000 5 12 1908

Total 1 6 0 .143 39 111 1908

Alfred 1 0 0 1.000 42 21 1985

Alma 1 2 0 .333 47 57 1957

American Int. 1 0 0 1.000 17 14 1991

Anderson 10 4 0 .714 295 168 1960

Antioch 1 1 0 .500 11 15 1908

Arlington 0 0 1 .500 0 0 1913

Ashland 14 22 4 .389 586 766 1924

Assumption 0 1 0 .000 6 14 1939

Austin Peay 1 1 0 .500 34 47 1967

Baldwin-Wallace 2 6 0 .250 55 252 1916

Benedictine 1 0 0 1.000 27 24 1992

Blue and Gold 2 0 0 1.000 26 0 1912

Bluffton 37 21 3 .631 1184 578 1912

Bowling Green 2 10 5 .265 62 397 1920

Buffalo 3 1 0 .750 115 23 1953

Butler 0 1 0 .000 12 31 1986

Camp Atter 0 1 0 .000 20 35 1951

Campbellsville 4 0 0 1.000 148 39 1992

Capital 1 3 1 .300 25 60 1924

Case 1 3 0 .250 31 101 1929

Cedarville 7 1 1 .833 239 48 1923

Central State 3 3 0 .500 83 86 1956

C. Washington 0 0 1 .500 21 21 1995

Charleston 2 0 0 1.00 45 24 2006

Cleary 0 1 0 .000 0 34 1913

Concordia (IN) 1 0 0 1.000 7 0 1929

Concordia (MN) 0 1 0 .000 0 7 1978

Davis-Elkins 0 1 0 .000 0 41 1934

Dayton 0 5 0 .000 12 227 1927

St. Mary’s 0 1 0 .000 0 62 1917

Total 0 6 0 .000 12 289 1917

Defiance 33 20 1 .620 897 704 1904

Denison 1 1 0 .500 26 19 1933

DePauw 0 1 0 .000 28 29 1987

Detroit 0 1 1 .250 0 46 1909

Detroit Tech 3 0 0 1.000 111 6 1934

Doane 1 0 0 1.000 26 25 1997

Drake 1 0 0 1.000 40 0 1986

Earlham 11 1 0 .917 413 64 1972

E. Kentucky 2 2 0 .500 82 62 1963

ALL-TIME RECORDS AGAINST...Team W L T Pct. PF PA FG

E. Michigan 2 1 0 .667 68 38 1963

Edinboro 1 0 0 1.000 34 12 1947

Evansville 1 0 0 1.000 12 7 1941

Fairmont State 0 1 0 .000 6 20 1969

Ferris State 10 10 0 .500 388 346 1934

Findlay High 0 1 0 .000 0 38 1899

Findlay Y.M.C.A 1 0 0 1.000 14 0 1892

Frostburg State 1 1 0 .500 68 27 1980

Gannon 2 3 0 .400 117 124 1950

Geneva 6 1 0 .857 226 105 1986

Georgetown (KY) 1 6 0 .143 86 154 1941

Grand Rapids 2 0 0 1.000 32 7 1951

Grand Valley State 2 10 0 .167 194 422 1971

Hanover 7 7 0 .500 325 226 1973

Heidelberg 3 13 2 .222 100 463 1892

Highland Park 2 1 0 .667 22 13 1922

Hillsdale 7 14 0 .333 308 450 1925

Holbrook 1 0 0 1.000 97 0 1934

Hope 5 1 2 .750 175 104 1925

Huntington 1 0 0 1.000 34 0 1949

Indiana (PA) 1 2 0 .333 47 92 1984

Indianapolis 3 7 0 .300 146 264 1998

Indiana Central 2 2 0 .500 76 78 1955

Total 5 9 0 .358 222 342 1955

Iowa Wesleyan 3 0 0 1.000 153 37 1995

Ithaca 0 2 0 .000 2 45 1940

Jamestown 1 0 0 1.000 41 15 1979

John Carroll 5 4 0 .555 168 195 1923

John Marshall 2 0 0 1.000 137 0 1932

Kalamazoo 1 0 0 1.000 42 0 1990

Kent State 3 6 0 .333 36 109 1925

Kentucky State 6 1 0 .857 153 66 1967

Kenyon 1 0 0 1.000 26 0 1939

Lambuth 1 0 0 1.000 63 13 1995

Lees-McRae 2 0 0 1.000 84 14 1991

Lima College 0 1 0 .000 0 12 1906

Lindenwood 4 0 0 1.000 201 11 1991

Linfield 1 0 0 1.000 26 13 1992

Malone 2 0 0 1.000 28 17 1995

Manchester 11 1 0 .917 411 93 1972

Marshall 0 1 0 .000 22 40 1962

McComb 1 1 2 .500 30 5 1902

Mercyhurst 7 4 0 .637 312 211 1997

Miami (OH) 0 1 0 .000 0 53 1938

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ALL-TIME RECORDS AGAINST...Team W L T Pct. PF PA FG

Michigan Tech 3 5 0 .375 163 213 2000

Missouri Valley 1 0 0 1.000 27 9 1978

Mt. Blanchard 1 0 0 1.000 12 5 1903

Mt. Union 3 6 1 .350 151 148 1909

Muskingum 3 8 0 .273 112 231 1931

North Baltimore 0 0 1 .200 0 0 1902

Northern Michigan 5 9 0 .357 267 278 1954

Northwestern (LA) 1 0 0 1.000 51 6 1979

Northwood 8 10 0 .444 438 388 1962

Oberlin 1 0 0 1.000 21 0 1971

Ohio Northern 23 27 1 .461 709 770 1894

Ohio Wesleyan 0 2 0 .000 0 108 1909

Olivet 1 0 0 1.000 57 3 1985

Olivet Nazarene 4 0 0 1.000 143 53 1994

Otterbein 1 6 1 .188 39 123 1908

Oxford Naval State 1 0 0 1.000 20 7 1942

Pacific Lutheran 2 1 0 .667 59 54 1979

Rio Grande 1 0 0 1.000 2 0 1929

Rochester 1 0 0 1.000 34 12 1962

Saginaw Valley St. 2 8 0 .200 114 380 2000

*SVSU forfeited games in 2005 and 2007St. Ambrose 3 0 0 1.000 96 55 1985

St. Ignatius 2 0 0 1.000 48 0 1916

St. Joseph’s 2 0 0 1.000 83 13 1964

St. Xavier 5 0 0 1.000 265 22 1993

Sam Houston St. 0 1 0 .000 21 32 1964

Susquehanna 2 0 0 1.000 81 20 1966

Tarleton State 1 0 0 1.00 13 6 1978

Taylor 12 2 1 .833 509 160 1972

Tenn. Wesleyan 2 0 0 1.000 80 6 1989

Tiffin 17 1 0 .944 602 182 1986

Toledo 2 9 0 .182 56 319 1917

Transylvania 0 1 0 .000 2 13 1940

Tri-State 1 0 0 1.000 29 15 1997

Trinity Int. 2 2 0 .500 76 61 1994

Union 2 0 0 1.000 90 35 1992

Urbana 11 0 0 1.000 478 109 1925

Valparaiso 1 0 0 1.000 35 6 1986

Van Buren 1 0 0 1.000 11 0 1904

Wayne State 8 6 0 .571 379 276 1988

Detroit City 3 1 0 .750 58 45 1923

Total 11 7 0 .611 437 321 1923

Waynesburg 2 7 0 .222 97 112 1956

West Liberty State 3 1 0 .750 72 42 1938

Team W L T Pct. PF PA FG

W.V. Tech 0 2 0 .000 19 47 1954

W. Reserve 0 2 0 .000 7 86 1935

W. Washington 0 1 0 .000 21 28 1996

Westminster 7 13 1 .357 369 441 1983

Wheaton 1 2 0 .333 65 54 1950

Willamette 1 0 0 1.000 14 7 1997

Wilmington 21 11 0 .656 662 405 1926

Wisconsin-White 1 1 0 .500 28 33 1988

Wittenberg 0 3 0 .000 7 167 1927

Wooster 2 0 0 1.000 46 12 1946

Wright-Patterson 1 0 0 1.000 9 6 1942

Xavier 0 1 0 .000 3 30 1934

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THE UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY NCAA AND NAIA

ALL-AMERICANS

NCAA

2009 Anthony Fields Defensive BackD2football.com

AFCA 2nd Team2008 Anthony Fields Defensive Back

Don Hansen’s HM2002 Robert Campbell Running Back

AFCA 3rd Team

NAIA1998 Craig Aukerman Defensive Back1997 Bo Hurley Quarterback

NAIA Player of the YearDarrell Ramsey Tight EndTom Hanson Offensive LineBart Conley LinebackerCraig Aukerman Defensive Back

1996 Nate Arnold Defensive LinemanNate Weihrauch Defensive BackJason May Offensive Line

1995 Cal Dietz Offensive LinemanNate Arnold Defensive LinemanRay Long LinebackerNate Weihrauch Defensive Back

1994 Ray Long LinebackerLoren Ragland Offensive Lineman

1994 Ray Long LinebackerLoren Ragland Offensive Lineman

1993 Marty Simon Offensive Lineman1992 Bob Heitkamp Linebacker

Chris Smith Defensive Lineman1991 Bob Heitkamp Linebacker

Matt Maglicic Defensive Lineman1990 Tim Russ Offensive Tackle

Kodak All-AmericanLittle All-American

1989 Chuck Hale Offensive TackleAndre Roberts Defensive Back

1987 Rick Mielcarek Defensive Lineman1986 Dana Wright Running Back

Bryon Krupp Defensive End1985 Dana Wright Running Back

Kodak All-AmericanJon Huffman Defensive Back

1984 L.C. Coleman Running BackBrian Vogt Defensive Tackle

1983 Curtis Davidson Offensive GuardBrian Washington Defensive Back

1982 Chris Riley LinebackerCurtis Davidson Offensive Guard

1981 Ken Agee FullbackJerry Campbell Linebacker

1980 Nelson Bolden FullbackKodak D-II A-P (H. Mention)

1979 Pat Gibson GuardLittle All-American

Nelson Bolden FullbackRick Hatfield Wide Receiver

1978 Ben Finch Defensive EndLittle All-American

Pat Gibson Offensive GuardRick Hatfield Wide Receiver

1977 Ben Finch Defensive End1975 Mark Newburg Offensive Guard1971 Dave Doak Defensive Back1968 Mickey Davis Offensive Guard1965 Allen Smith Halfback1964 Paul Riley Offensive End

Ben Finch (‘77, ’78) Bob Heitkamp (‘91, ’92)

Pat Gibson (‘78, ’79)

Rick Hatfield (‘78, ’79)

Nelson Bolden (‘79, ’80)

Curtis Davidson (‘82, ’83)

Ray Long (‘94, ’95)

Nate Weihrauch (‘95, ’96)

Bo Hurley (‘97)

Craig Aukerman (‘97, ’98)

OUTSTANDING OILERS

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ALL-SUPER REGION 3

2009 Anthony Fields Defense, 1st TeamMike Chambers Offense, 2nd Team

2008 Mike Chambers Offense, 2nd TeamAnthony Fields Defense, 2nd Team

ALL-NORTHWEST REGION

2007 Dion Harvey Defense, 2nd Team2004 Michael Simpson Offense, 2nd Team2003 Cody Cramer Defense, 1st Team2002 Robert Campbell Offense, 1st Team

NORTHWEST REGIONCOACH OF THE YEAR

2002 Dan Simrell

GLIAC OFFENSIVE BACKOF THE YEAR

2002 Robert Campbell

GLIAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

2009 Monterae Williams2001 Harry Garland

GLIAC COACH OF THE YEAR

2002 Dan Simrell

CACTUS BOWL SELECTIONS

2009 Anthony Fields Defensive Back

All-GLIAC SELECTIONS

2009 Anthony Fields Defense, 1st TeamMike Chambers Offense, 1st TeamE.J. Whitlow Defense, 1st TeamJoe Knopick Defense, 1st TeamB. Schmeidebusch Punter, 1st TeamNathan Schaffer Offense, 2nd TeamBrandon Cornell Defense, 2nd TeamCameron Stevens Kicker, HMD. Zeilaskiewicz Offense, HMAndrew Beam Offense, HMIkechi Emeaghara Defense, HMRichard Sumlin Defense, HMChris Condeni Offense, HM

2008 Anthony Fields Defense, 1st TeamMike Chambers Offense, 2nd TeamJoe Knopick Defense, HME.J. Whitlow Defense, HMMike Roach Defense, HMCameron Stevens Kicker, HM

2007 Joel McDaniel Offense, 2nd TeamDion Harvey Defense, 2nd TeamAnthony Fields Defense, HMJoe Knopick Defense, HMCaleb Meyer Defense, HMCameron Stevens Kicker, HMWill Harnar Offense, HMKevin McCann Offense, HM

2006 Nick Notario Defense, 2nd TeamCaleb Meyer Defense, HMMike Patrick Offense, HMDarren Paige Offense, HMMarquis Hayes Defense, HM

2005 Melvyn Griffin Defense, 1st TeamRobby Rouault Offense, HMJoel McDaniel Offense, HMMike Patrick Offense, HMCaleb Meyer Defense, HMNick Notario Defense, HM

2004 Michael Simpson Offense, 1st TeamHarry Garland Defense, 1st TeamMike Patrick Offense, 2nd TeamDale Everman Defense, HMJeremy Cole Defense, HMMelvyn Griffin Defense, HMMatt Berger Offense, HMNick Notario Defense, HM

2003 Cody Cramer Defense, 1st TeamJackson Harris Defense, 1st TeamPhil Gunder Offense, 2nd TeamJack Beuschlein Offense, HMJared Bindel Defense, HMSteve Cotterman Defense, HMDale Everman Defense, HMTy Rhoad Offense, HM

2002 Robert Campbell Offense, 1st TeamBrad Dunlap Offense, 1st TeamJackson Harris Defense, 1st TeamCody Cramer Defense, 1st Team

OUTSTANDING OILERS

Robert Campbell

Harry Garland

Dion Harvey

Anthony Fields

Mike Daring Defense, HMBill Eiseman Offense, HMPhil Gunder Offense, HMEric Krauss Defense, HMJeff Frasor Offense, HM

2001 Jackson Harris Defense, 2nd TeamMark Inkrott Offense, 2nd TeamKen Meibers Offense, 2nd TeamCody Cramer Defense, 2nd TeamRobert Campbell Offense, HMCorey Coe Defense, HMMike Daring Defense, HMBrad Dunlap Offense, HMHarry Garland Defense, HM

2000 Brian Baker Defense, 2nd TeamCorey Coe Defense, HMBrad Dunlap Offense, HMBryan Heiber Offense, HMMark Inkrott Offense, HMKen Meibers Offense, HM

1999 Jesse Howard Defense, 2nd TeamDarrell Ramsey Offense, 2nd TeamDeShannon Butler Offense, HMEdward Cutliff Defense, HMBryan Heiber Offense, HMTerry Joliff Defense, HM

1998 Craig Aukerman Defense, 1st TeamJohn Latell Offense, 2nd TeamJamie Smiddy Offense, 2nd TeamJason Hamby Offense, HMRoger Hamilton Defense, HMBret Hebenstreit Defense, HMRich McCarty Offense, HMMatt Plas Offense, HM

Monterae Williams

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OUTSTANDING OILERS

NAIA DISTRICT 22 SELECTIONS

1983 Wilson BeardRick Gross

1982 Todd AuvilSteve SpencerDoug CoateScott HeizmanRick GrossWilson Beard

1981 Steve SpencerDoug CoateScott HeizmanMarty WyzicRick GrossWilson BeardJerry Campbell

1980 Marty WyzicRick GrossWilson BeardBob InnigerPat RoncagliJerry Campbell

1979 Bob InnigerPat RoncagliJerry CampbellPaul StreetJim RyanDenny Maag

1978 Bob InnigerPat RoncagliJerry CampbellPaul StreetJim RyanDenny MaagDenny Severin

1977 Pat RoncagliPaul StreetJim RyanDenny MaagDenny Severin

1976 Paul StreetJim RyanDenny MaagDenny SeverinMark Niswonger

1975 Denny SeverinMark Niswonger

1974 Mark Niswonger1973 Mark Niswonger1966 By Morgan Jr.1965 By Morgan Jr.

Mickey Cottrell1964 By Morgan Jr.

Mickey CottrellTony Palmieri

1963 Tony Palmieri1962 Tony Palmieri

Jackson Harris

NAIA HONORABLE MENTIONALL-AMERICANS

1997 Josh McDaniels Defensive LinemanTerrance Auster Defensive Back

1996 Troy Pearson Running BackMike Powers Linebacker

1995 Tom Sellers Kicker1994 Scott McLaughlin Wide Receiver

Cal Dietz Offensive LinemanMilan Smith Running BackNate Arnold Defensive Lineman

1993 Steve Mutersbaugh Offensive LinemanJermaine Ward Running BackMike Collett Defensive LinemanShane Dennison Defensive Back

1992 Tony Holland Offensive Lineman1990 Bob Heitkamp Linebacker1988 Chuck Hale Offensive Lineman

Rich Ambrose Defensive Lineman1987 Jack Buchanan Tackle

Randy Hambrick Defensive Back1986 Derek Hutchinson Wide Receiver1985 Bryon Krupp Defensive End

Keith Cupp Offensive Tackle1984 Keith Cupp Tackle

Charles Dukes Defensive EndJon Huffman Defensive BackBryonn Krupp Linebacker

1983 L.C. Coleman Running BackGerald Dowe LinebackerBrian Vogt Defensive Lineman

1982 Brian Washington Defensive Back1981 Mike Myers Offensive Tackle1980 Bob Inniger Safety

Mike Myers Offensive TackleJerry Campbell Defensive End

1979 Dave Berger CenterTim Tagliapietra Defensive Back

1977 Kevin Cassidy Defensive BackPat Gibson Guard

1976 Randy Farabee FullbackBill Miller Defensive Tackle

1971 Doug Miller Defensive Tackle1966 Dave Bethany Guard

By Morgan Jr. Defensive Back1964 Jim Lane Halfback

Bob Montgomery Defensive Tackle1957 Lavern Kremer Tackle1956 Joe Vajentic Guard

Bob Thomas Tackle1955 Dale Gillespie Fullback

Bill Taborn Guard

Mike Patrick

Cody Cramer

Brad Dunlap

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HALL OF FAME COACH DICK STRAHM

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Jon F. Hanson, Chairman of The National Football Foundation and Col-lege Hall of Fame (NFF), announced the Divisional Hall of Fame Class for 2004,which includes players and coaches from NCAA Divisions I-AA, II, III, and theNAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics).

Former University of Findlayfootball coach Dick Strahm was in-cluded in the class and inducted onSaturday, August 14, 2004 at the Col-lege Football Hall of Fame in SouthBend, Indiana.

Strahm, who coached the Oil-ers from 1975-1998, won four NAIADivision II National Championshipsand is Findlay’s all-time leader in wins

with 183. His winning percentage (.736), coupled with his win total,are record which may never be broken at The University of Findlay.

Strahm’s first NAIA Division II National Championship cameduring the 1979 season when he guided the Oilers to a 10-1-1 recordand a 51-6 shellacking of Northwestern University in the title game.

The championship win was the Oilers first in school history.One year before, Strahm made it to the NAIA National Cham-

pionship game, but fell 7-0 to Concordia University.He had to wait 13 years to get back to the NAIA Division II

National Championship game but it was well worth the wait as his1 9 9 2squad pro-duced his second National Championship with a 12-1record after beating Linfield College 26-13 for the title.

In 1995, Strahm earned a share of his thirdNational Championship as coach of the Oilers aftertying Central Washington 21-21 in the NAIA DivisionII National Championship game.

His team finished the ’95 season with a 10-1-2 overall record.

The Oilers 1997 squad was probably the bestteam to ever be assembled at The University ofFindlay.

The Oilers finished the season witha 14-0record en route to Strahm’s fourth and final NationalChampionship.

The ’97 squad ran away with the title, beat-ing Willamette 14-7 in the title game.

During the perfect season, Findlay clobberedall of their opponents, outscoring them 567-179. The567 points were the most points scored by any teamever at The University of Findlay.

Overall, Strahm guided the Oilers to a re-markable 22 winning campaigns in his 24 seasons.He won a share of 13 conference titles and made anappearance in the NAIA National Playoffs 12 times.Strahm has also coached 38 NAIA All-Americas, 16

Year Record Championship

1975 2-81976 6-31977 6-2-11978 11-11979 10-1-1 NAIA Division II National Champions

1980 5-41981 8-11982 8-11983 8-21984 6-31985 10-11986 5-41987 5-41988 3-61989 7-31990 7-2-11991 9-31992 12-1 NAIA Division II National Champions

1993 8-31994 6-41995 10-1-2 NAIA Division II National Champions

1996 12-11997 14-0 NAIA Division II National Champions

1998 5-5

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NAIA scholar-athletes and one NAIA Player of the Year.He also helped transition the Oilers from NAIA to NCAA Division II,

in which they became a full-time member in 2000, competing in the GreatLakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC).

All of Findlay’s success has not come without personal accoladesfor Strahm. He has been named NAIA District 22 Coach of the Year anamazing 12 times, Hoosier-Buckeye Conference Coach of the Year ninetimes, Mid-State Football Association Coach of the Year twice and NAIA’stop coaching honor, National Coach of the Year, four times during his stel-lar career with the Oilers.

Strahm joined fellow coaches Thomas Beck (Illinois Benedictine,Elmhurst, Grand Valley State) and Charlie Richard (Baker) as the 2004inductees. Harold Davis (Westminster), Darrell Green (Texas A & I), GarneyHenley (Huron), Jackie Hunt (Marshall), Dan Ross (Northeaster) and Wil-liam Stromberg (John Hopkins) will also be inducted as players.

Strahm has also released a book on his life, which is titled “Just CallMe Coach”.

The book was published and released in December of 2008.“Just Call Me Coach,” written by Lima, Ohio freelance writer John

Grindrod, chronicles not only Strahm’s success on the football field, but also his battles for survival against heartdisease, stroke and cancer. Inspirational and full of anecdotes from a coaching career that spanned nearly 40years, “Just Call Me Coach” portrays the character and competitiveness that made Strahm one of the mosthonored and beloved coaches in the nation.

Jim Tressel, head football coachat The Ohio State University, said, “Butperhaps the greatest story ever writtenin this state that revolves around thisgame is the story of the legendary DickStrahm.”

Dick Vitale, television analyst forESPN, said, “This book will touch youwith the story of one man whose desireto succeed and courage in overcomingadversity made him a winner both onand off the field.”

Readers get a glimpse of his up-bringing in Toledo, Ohio; his formativeyears as a coach at Lakota, Bryan andWarren Western Reserve high schools;and his foray into Division I football asa defensive coach at the University ofToledo and Kansas State University.

In a turnabout, he decided to be-come head coach at small Findlay Col-lege, arriving in 1976. In a brief four sea-sons, he turned a struggling programinto a national champion.

Coach Strahm proved it wasn’ta fluke by earning three more nationaltitles before retiring with a 183-64-5record in 1998 after 24 years at Findlay.


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The University of Findlay foot-ball program enjoyed great successwhen they competed in the NationalAssociation of Intercollegiate Athletics(NAIA) before jumping to the NationalCollegiate Association of Athletics(NCAA) Division II ranks. During theOilers time in the NAIA, their footballteam picked up four national titles andwas considered one of the premierprograms in the nation.

The storied success beganduring the 1978 season when Findlaywent 11-1 under the guidance of Hallof Fame coach Dick Strahm. TheOilers reached the NAIA nationalchampionship game in 1978 but wereupended 7-0 by Concordia University

in the finals.Ben Finch, Pat Gibson and Rick Hatfield were all named all-American after leading the Oilers during

the 1978 campaign. Finch was a standout defensive end, Gibson anchored the offensive line as a mauling guardand Hatfield was a threat on the outside of the offense as a standout wide receiver.

In 1979, Strahm again led the Oilers back to the national title game, this time picking up the trophy with a51-6 win over Northwestern University. The victory gave the Oilers their first ever national championship andestablished the program as one of the best in the nation. Findlay finished the remarkable year with a 10-1-1record.

Several players from the 1979 squad were rewarded for their work on the gridiron Gibson and Hatfieldagain earned all-American honors and were joined by stellar running back Nelson Boldon who ran throughdefenders on his way to the prestigious award.

The Oilers would then make the playoffs during the 1983, 1984 and 1985 seasons but failed to advancemore than two rounds. After a dry spell so to speak, Findlay would then reach the playoffs again in 1991 beforeclaiming the 1992 title after defeating Linfield College 26-13. The Oilers finished the 1992 campaign with a 12-1record.

Anchored by the defense duringthe 1992 season, linebacker Bob

Heitkamp and defensive lineman Chris

Smith were both named all-American af-ter helping the Oilers win the nationalchampionship for the second time inschool history.

Findlay would continue to play topnotch football in 1993 and 1994, makingthe playoffs in both of those years, be-fore regaining their national title in 1995.The Oilers earned a share of the title dueto their 21-21 tie against Central Wash-ington University in the championshipgame as they wrapped up the 1995 sea-son with a 10-1-2 record.

Individually, the Oilers had fourplayers earn all-American honors during

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the 1995 campaign. Cal Dietz, Nate

Arnold, Ray Long and Nate

Weihrauch were the recipients of theaward.

Dietz played along the offen-sive line, Arnold was a standout line-man on the defensive side of the ball,Long wrapped up hordes of ball carri-ers from his linebacker position andWeihrauch dominated the defensivesecondary.

In 1996, Findlay would finish12-1 but a loss to Western Washing-ton University in the third round of theplayoffs ended their chances for back-to-back championships.

The 1997 season will go downas one of the best ever at UF as theOilers crushed every opponent on their way to a perfect 14-0 record and their fourth and final NAIA NationalChampionship. The Oilers out-scored their opponents 567-179 during the season and were led by quarterbackBo Hurley who was named the NAIA Player of the Year.

A first team all-American, Hurley was joined by Darrell Ramsey, Tom Hanson, Bart Conley and Craig

Aukerman as all-American during the record setting season.Ramsey was one of Hurley’s favorite targets from

the tight end position, Hanson was a reliable force alongthe offensive line, Conley was a stout linebacker andAukerman patrolled the secondary game-by-game fromhis defensive back position.

The high time of the Oilers success in the NAIAcame under the tuteledge of Strahm who wrapped uphis career with 21 winning seasons. He guided Findlayto 12 appearances in the NAIA playoffs, accumulatinga 19-7-1 record, and was responsible for all four of theOilers national championships. Strahm and his squadwas also very tough to beat at home as the Oilers went117-26-2 (.814) against NAIA competition which in-cluded 21 of their 33 shutout victories when he wascoaching.

From a conference standpoint, Strahm led theOilers during the NAIA days to at least a share of 13conference titles despite being an independent for eightyears.

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The Oilers ClubThe Oilers Club is the official athleticbooster association of The University ofFindlay. This organization is designedto promote and support Oilers athletics.Membership in the Oilers Club is a greatway to help support the Oilers athletesand coaches. For details on member-ship and information on luncheons at theOutback Steakhouse, please contact JimGivens at 419-434-4793.

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2010 CHEERLEADERS

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MIKE LEIGHTON AWARD

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A LOOK AT UF

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DR. KATHERINE FELLKatherine Rowe Fell became the 17th president of The University of Findlay

on July 1, 2010.Fell previously served as vice president for advancement at Centenary Col-

lege, Shreveport, La., where she had been the chief development officer since2000.

A native of Stamps, Ark., she earned a bachelor of science in education inEnglish, with a minor in speech, from Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia,and a master of arts in English from Louisiana Technical University in Ruston. Shecompleted a Ph.D. in English from Texas A&M University at College Station.

Fell began her tenure at Centenary in 1986 as an associate professor ofEnglish. During her 14 years as a professor, she developed an interdisciplinarymajor in communication, which grew to become one of the college’s strongestmajors; taught a variety of introductory and upper-level English courses; pub-lished scholarly articles and presented at conferences.

When Centenary was selected to participate in a nationwide project on trans-formation in higher education sponsored by the American Council on Education and the Kellogg Foundation, Fellled Centenary’s ACE-Kellogg team and contributed to an ACE article on how to achieve essential change on aprivate, church-related college campus. She served as a member of the Pew Higher Education Roundtable,sponsored by the Pew Charitable Trusts.

Fell moved to administration as a member of the development team, first as director of foundation andcorporate relations from 1998-2000 and then as director of development from 2000-2004. She has worked withsenators and representatives to secure $3 million in grants for the sciences and campus security. Her work withthe state government resulted in five first-generation schol-arships, 88 endowed professorships, two endowed chairsand one endowed super chair in communications, repre-senting a total in private and state donations of $13.3 mil-lion.

After joining the development team, she assistedwith the successful completion of a fundraising campaignfor which the institution set an initial goal of $70 million,increased it to $90 million and reached a total of $103 mil-lion.

She was named vice president for advancement atCentenary in 2004, and led the launch of a new compre-hensive campaign, “Fulfill the Promise,” which in two yearshas raised gifts and pledges totaling $40 million, and is ontrack to achieve its goal despite the worldwide economicdownturn. During her years at Centenary, the college’s en-dowment tripled to more than $120 million at its high point.

Fell and her husband, Roger, are the parents of sixchildren.

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STEVEN RACKLEYSteven Rackley will be entering his 12th year as the Director of Athletics

at The University of Findlay during the 2010-11 campaign.Rackley oversees all of Findlay’s athletic programs, made up of 23 var-

sity sports. The sports include baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’sand women’s cross country, English and Western equestrian, football, men’sand women’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’sswimming and diving, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s indoortrack and field, men’s and women’s outdoor track and field, volleyball andwrestling.

When Rackley began, he completed NCAA provision status, movingThe University of Findlay from National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II ranks on Sep-tember 1, 2000. The Oilers have adjusted to the move well, fielding several na-tionally ranked teams during the new era of competition including the men’s bas-ketball team who won the 2009 NCAA Division II National Championship and

reached the 2005 Elite Eight, and the men’s soccer team, who reached the 2003 Final Four. Along with thoseaccomplishments, the English and Western equestrian teams have won multiple national championships whilethe women’s cross country, volleyball, wrestling, women’s basketball and men’s and women’s indoor and out-door track and field teams have each competed at the regional and national levels during Rackley’s tenure.

Rackley has also brought two national championship events to Findlay during his time with the Oilers asthey hosted the 2009 women’s golf championship as well as the 2006 wrestling championship.

In addition to many of his changes with the athletic department and staff, Rackley also has been focusingon increasing corporate sponsorships and gave the orders for a $800,000 renovation to Croy Gymnasium,which included new locker rooms, offices and a new playing surface.

Rackley was appointed by the NCAA to serve a three-year term on the academic requirement committeefrom 2001-04. He is also a member of the GLIAC championships committee and was the chair of the NCAADivision II women’s golf committee from 2005-08. Rackley is also a part of the NCAA Division II membershipcommittee, which will run until 2011.

Rackley has also served as the President of the Executive Council of the GLIAC, holding the positionduring the 2006-07 athletic season.

He came to Findlay from Marshall University, where he was the associate athletic director for operationsfrom 1996-99. At Marshall, he was responsible for men’s basketball and football operations, facilities and facilityscheduling, game management and scheduling, team travel and the strength, equipment and sports medicineprograms.

Rackley also worked at Weber State (1988-96) serving as an assistant ticket manager, ticket manager,director of athletic business and associate athletic director for internal operations. Rackley also worked at SaltLake Community College (1987-88).

Rackley graduated from the University of Utah in 1984 with a bachelor’s degree in political science. Hethen went on to earn his master’s degree from Ohio University in sports administration and facility managementin 1986.

Rackley and his wife, Amy, currently live in Findlay and have three children, Nicholas, Alexandra andRachael.

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Steven RackleyDirector of Athletics

Jim GivensAssociate Athletic

Director

Greg GilbertAssistant Athletic Director

David BuckDirector of Sports

Information

Brandi LauritaSenior Women’s

Administrator

Deanna EathertonAdministrative Assistant

Bryan GoldingDirector of Recreational

Services

Charlie ErnstCoordinator of Marketing

and Promotions

Fiona HanksHead Athletic Trainer

Amy WillAssistant Athletic Trainer

Meghan AllenderAssistant Athletic Trainer

Shawn UrbanekAssistant Athletic Trainer

Troy BerryTickets and ConcessionsManager, Head Baseball

Coach

Ron NiekampHead Men’s Basketball

Coach

UF ATHLETIC STAFF

Katie GreisigerAssistant Athletic Trainer

Chad WagnerHead Strength andConditioning Coach

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Sandra McCarthyHead English Equestrian

Coach

Cindy MoreheadHead Western Equestrian

Coach

Jon WaufordHead Football Coach

Al BakerHead Golf Coach

Andy SmythHead Soccer Coach

Tomas MenecHead Tennis Coach

Ron AmmonsHead Softball Coach

Wick ColchagoffHead Volleyball Coach

Shawn NelsonHead Wrestling Coach

Wayne NorrisHead Swimming and

Diving Coach

UF ATHLETIC STAFF

Bob RusticFaculty AthleticRepresenative

Don CollinsAcademic Advisor

Kate CummingsHead Women’s

Basketball Coach

Marc ArceHead Track and Cross

Country Coach

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UF HISTORYThe University of Findlay has come a

long way since its founding in 1882, andproudly celebrated its 125th anniversary in2007. In recent years, enrollment has grownto more than 4,500 undergraduate andgraduate students.

A physical plant encompassing 248acres provides facilities to serve more than60 majors and eight graduate degrees anda doctor of pharmacy.

The Churches of God, General Con-ference, established in 1830 in Pennsylva-nia, was looking in 1881 for a location tofound an institution of higher education. Atthe same time, the thriving town of Findlay,population 4,633, was eager to attract a col-lege that would add to the prestige and pros-perity of the town.

An agreement was reached in whichthe citizens of the town donated ten acres of

land valued at $10,000 and $20,000 toward the construction of the building, which was estimated as costing$50,000. The Churches of God were to make up the balance, or roughly half the cost to begin construction onthe centerpiece of campus.

The certificate of incorporation was filed with the state of Ohio on January 28, 1882, and was signed bythe Secretary of State on February 2. The board of incorporation, consisting of six members of the Church ofGod and three citizens of Findlay, then met on February 8, at which time 18 trustees were formally elected andthe first board of trustees meeting held.

Work began in the fall of 1883, with rock for the foundation hauled by horse and wagon to the site.Limestone, cut stone, brick and lumber from the local area were used in the construction of Old Main. Thecornerstone was laid in May 1884, with the first 70 students matriculating at Findlay College on September 1,1886.

According to Dr. G. Richard Kern, professor emeritus of history, it was intended in the beginning forFindlay College to be a liberal arts institution. In 1893, Findlay College acquired the Findlay Business Schooland a Conservatory of Music, and later added a “normal school” to educate teachers. All were programs whichmet the needs of the community.

During its early years, Findlay College managed to construct in 1925 what was later named the RenningerGymnasium, build a new Carrothers Home for the President in 1933, achieve state and national accreditationsby 1934 and create the Winebrenner Graduate School of Divinity in 1942. All gave the College a unique atmo-sphere, which aided in the growth of campus.

The College weathered many adversities, including the Great Depression during the late 1920’s and1930’s when faculty salaries were slashed by an incredible 40 percent.

A devastating fire in Old Main during 1938 also set the College back, burning most of the first floor, andWorld War II, which left only 132 students from 1943-44. Most of the students were female as the male studentswere called to serve their country in the war.

From 1955-70, the College embarked on a building boom, which gave new life to campus. The buildingboom consisted of the construction of six residence halls and a student union, a library and new facilities for finearts, sciences, and physical education.

Beginning in the 1970s, Findlay began developing a number of market-driven programs, including theIntensive English Language Institute for international students, equestrian studies and weekend college forworking adults in the area, allowing them to hold a job and attend school at the same time.

Building on those successes, Findlay has created a number of specialty programs such as majors in pre-

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UF HISTORYveterinary medicine, hospitality manage-ment, and environmental, safety and occu-pational health management.

Findlay also established manyGraduate degrees to gain a competitiveedge in the field of education. These de-grees included: athletic training, business,education, liberal studies, occupationaltherapy, physical therapy, teaching Englishto speakers of other languages (TESOL)and bilingual education, and environmental,safety and health management. These pro-grams attract students from across the na-tion, as well as serve students in northwestOhio.

On July 1, 1989, the institutionchanged its name from Findlay College toThe University of Findlay in recognition ofthe growth in enrollment and the addition ofgraduate programming.

In the decade that followed, a second construction boom provided modern facilities for the sciences,visual arts, health professions, weight training, athletics and English riding. Further additions since 2000 haveincluded student living spaces and offices in the UF Village, townhouse apartments, an outdoor sports complexand the purchase of the former Findlay campus of Owens Community College.

Boasting a long tradition of excellence in athletics, The University of Findlay currently fields 23 intercol-legiate National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II teams and has won numerous regional tour-naments over the years. UF also has achieved national championships in football, wrestling, and English andwestern riding.

The Oilers as they are known, participate in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’scross country, english and western equestrian, football, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s indoortrack and field, men’s and women’s outdoor track and field, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s andwomen’s swimming and diving, men’s and women’s tennis, volleyball and wrestling. UF also offers cheerleadingand many intramural activities.

The athletic teams compete in theGreat Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Confer-ence (GLIAC), composed of teams fromMichigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania.

The University of Findlay English andWestern equestrian teams compete in theIntercollegiate Horse Show Association(IHSA). Both programs are widely consid-ered to be at the top in their field from a na-tional perspective.

Overall, The University of Findlay hasevolved into a comprehensive university witha strong emphasis on equipping students forthe job market. Although the focus is oncareer preparation, the liberal arts remainembedded in the curriculum, Dr. Kernpointed out. “We meet the needs of students.That is the legacy.”

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THE UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY

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�� UF at a GlanceLocationThe University of Findlay is situated in Findlay, Ohio, a small Mid-western city that has been designated as a “dreamtown” by Demo-graphics Daily, named one of the top 100 small towns in the United States by Site Selection magazine and recognized as one of the 100 best communities for young people by America’s Promise Alliance.

Program HighlightsApproximately 60 majors leading to baccalaureate degrees, seven master’s degrees, a doctor of pharmacy and a doctor of physical therapy. Our most popular majors are animal science/pre-veterinary medicine, equestrian studies, education, pharmacy and business.

HistoryUF is a private institution founded by the Churches of God, General Conference, and the citizens of the city of Findlay, Ohio, in 1882.

AccreditationsUF is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and the national accrediting organizations for athletic training, environmental health science and protection, nuclear medicine technology, occupa-tional therapy, physical therapy, physician assistant, social work and teacher education. Its pharmacy program holds candidate status with the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education. UF’s programs are authorized by the Ohio Board of Regents.

Cost (2010-11):Tuition: $26,016Room & Board: $8,810Fees: $782

Enrollment:More than 4,400 3,100 undergraduate 1,300 graduate

Freshman Profile (fall 2009):Average GPA: 3.4Average SAT score: 1599Average ACT score: 23.6

National ReputationUF ranks in the top tier of U.S.News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges” in the Midwest and was named a Best Midwestern College by the Princeton Review for the past four years. We have also been named one of “America’s Best Private Colleges” by Institutional Research and Evaluation Inc., an independent research organization specializing in higher education.

Financial AssistanceWe offer merit scholarships ranging from $9,000 to $14,000. Students received an average of nearly $20,000 in aid per student in 2009-10. Eighty percent of students receive some type of financial aid.

QuestionsContact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at 1-800-548-0932, [email protected] or visit www.findlay.edu.

Campus Life: More than 60 student organizationsMore than 1,300 students live on campus

Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 17:1

Average Class Size: 20 students

Athletics: 23 intercollegiate sports (NCAA Division II and Intercollegiate Horse Show Association), club teams and 27 intramural sports

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AcademicsNo matter what your perspective, you can’t help but notice the en-ergy, excitement and innovation at The University of Findlay.

We take an entrepreneurial approach to developing curricula for traditional majors and in creating new programs. Career-focused studies, combined with a liberal arts foundation, will equip you for a productive future both in your profession and as a contributing citizen.

One-On-One Faculty Advising – One of the first people you will get to know on campus will be your faculty adviser. You and your adviser will work together to explore pathways to the right career for you, find opportunities to get hands-on experience in your field and ultimately learn more about who you are and who you want to be.

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"Although there are many challenges in balancing school work and collegiate athletics, it is by participating in athletics that I have learned to maintain balance and structure in my life ... Being an Oiler has made who I"ll be for the rest of my life."

Dustin Zielaskiewiczfootball and baseball

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Go Oilers!�Findlay offers you plenty of opportunities to stay on the move. You will find the competition you desire in intercollegiate and intramu-ral athletics.

Findlay’s athletes are students first, and academics are stressed by coaches and faculty alike. As a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II and of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, Findlay participates in 23 intercollegiate sports – 11 for men, 10 for women and two mixed sports.

Findlay also offers year-round intramural sports and club sports. Our 27 intramural sports include flag football, basketball, dodge-ball, broomball and co-ed volleyball.

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Your New HomeAs a freshman, you will get to know other new students by living in one of the University’s eight residence halls. Spacious townhouses, apartment-style cottages and special interest houses are available.

The city of Findlay, home to more than 37,000 residents, is a warm, friendly and inviting community. A vital partner with UF, Findlay is home to several large corporations and has experienced tremen-dous growth in shopping, entertainment and job opportunities.

Experience that PaysWe know that having a successful career is the main reason you are going to college.

UF’s Office of Career Services will help you:

The office also hosts mock interview sessions and on-campus recruiting programs that bring representatives from businesses and organizations to campus to recruit UF students.

Technology and Computer Resources: Most areas throughout campus have wireless Internet access including classrooms, the Alumni Memorial Union, Old Main and Shafer Library. There also are 10 computer labs that are open extensive hours throughout the week and weekends.

Academic Support Services: UF provides numerous services to help you succeed in the classroom including:

Be Here!Many of our students say that as soon as they arrived on campus, they just knew Findlay was the right place for them. Find out if Findlay is right for you by coming for a campus visit. During your visit, you will meet with an admissions counselor, faculty and coaches, tour campus and enjoy a complimentary meal in the din-ing hall.

You can schedule a visit online at www.findlay.edu or contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at 1-800-548-0932 or at [email protected].

Location, Location, Location�The University of Findlay is conveniently located at 1000 N. Main St. near several major state routes and interstates. I-75, SR 12 and US 224 run through the city of Findlay, and the Ohio Turnpike is just 45 minutes away.

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Undergraduate DegreesAccounting - Financial Accounting - Managerial AccountingAnimal ScienceAnimal Science - Pre-Veterinary Medicine - ScienceArtArt ManagementBiology*Business ManagementChemistry*Children’s Book IllustrationComputer Science - Business - Computer Systems - Information Assurance - Mathematics - Web & Database Criminal Justice AdministrationDigital MediaEconomicsEducation - Adolescent/Young Adult

- Early Childhood - Intervention Specialist Education/ Mild to Moderate Disabilities - Middle Childhood

- Multi-Age

English - Creative Writing - General Writing - Literature - Teaching

English as an International LanguageEntrepreneurshipEnvironmental, Safety & Occupational Health ManagementEquestrian Studies - English Riding/Training - Western Riding/TrainingEquine Business ManagementFinanceForensic Science - DNA/Serology - ToxicologyGraphic DesignHealth CommunicationHealth EducationHealth Science - Pre-Occupational Therapy - Pre-Physical TherapyHealth Studies - Gerontology - Health Care Management - Personal Training - PsychologyHistoryHospitality ManagementHuman Resource ManagementInternational BusinessJapaneseJournalism Law & the Liberal ArtsMarketingMathematics - Applied Emphasis for Actuary Preparation - Applied Emphasis for Computer Science - Applied Emphasis for Engineering Science - Applied Emphasis for Operations Research - Pure MathematicsMedical TechnologyNuclear Medicine TechnologyOperations & LogisticsOrganizational Communication - Interpersonal Track - Professional Track - Public TrackPhilosophy/Applied PhilosophyPhysical EducationPolitical Science

Pre-Nursing**Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Animal SciencePsychology - General MajorPublic RelationsReligious Studies - Biblical Studies - Christian Studies - Comparative Religion Studies - Individualized StudiesSocial WorkSociologySpanishStrength & ConditioningTeaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)Theatre - Music Theatre - Performance - Production Design & Technology

*recommended majors for students interested in medical school

**non-degree course of study in cooperation with Mt. Carmel College of Nursing or Lourdes College

Graduate and Professional DegreesAthletic TrainingBusiness AdministrationEducationEnvironmental, Safety & Health ManagementOccupational TherapyPharmacy (Candidate status)Physician AssistantPhysical TherapyTeaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)/Bilingual Education

The University of Findlay’s Programs of Study

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