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Location ...... Troy, NY 12180-3590 Founded ...... 1824 2007 SCHEDULE Undergraduate Enrollment ...... 5,142 Sept. 8 ENDICOTT ...... 1pm President ...... Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson Sept. 15 UTICA ...... 1pm Acting Athletic Director ...... Kevin Beattie Sept. 22 at Hobart*...... 1pm Athletic Department Phone ...... 518-276-6685 Sept. 29 at Susquehanna* ...... 1:30pm Athletic Department Web Address ...... www.rpiathletics.com Oct. 6 ST. LAWRENCE* ...... 1pm Colors ...... Cherry & White Oct. 20 MERCHANT MARINE* ...... 1pm Nickname ...... Engineers Oct. 27 at WPI* ...... 2pm Home Field ...... ’86 Field (grass/3,000 capacity) Annual Transit Trophy Game Nov. 3 ROCHESTER* ...... 1pm First Year of Football ...... 1886 (1-0) All-Time Record ...... 369-471-42 Nov. 10 at Union* ...... 12pm Years in Post-Season ...... 10 (3 NCAA, 7 ECAC) Annual Dutchman Shoes Trophy Game Conference ...... Liberty League Home games in ALL CAPS; * - Indicates Liberty League games; All games Affiliations ...... NCAA Division III & broadcast LIVE on WRPI, 91.5 FM, and www.wrpi.org; All home games webcast ...... Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) by B2 Networks

Base Offense ...... Multiple Spread TABLE OF CONTENTS Base Defense ...... Multiple 4-3 Reflecting on Rensselaer ...... 2-3 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute ...... 4-6 2006 Regular Season Record ...... 7-3 President, Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson ...... 5 2006 League Record/Finish ...... 3-3/Fourth Troy and the Capital Region ...... 6 Starters Returning ...... 13 (5 off., 7 def., 1 ST) Athletic Department Administration ...... 7 The 2007 Season Outlook ...... 8-10 Starters Lost ...... 11 (6 off., 4 def., 1 ST) Head Coach Joe King ...... 11-12 Letterwinners Returning ...... 41 All-Time Head Coaches ...... 12 Letterwinners Lost ...... 16 Assistant Coaches ...... 13-15 Football Support Personnel ...... 15 Head Coach ...... Joe King (Siena ’70) Strength & Conditioning ...... 16 Overall Collegiate Record ...... 125-47-2 (18 years) Rosters ...... 17-18 Record at Rensselaer ...... 125-47-2 (18 years) Pronunciations ...... 18 Office Phone ...... 518-276-2556 Players to Watch ...... 19-31 e-mail ...... [email protected] Roster Breakdowns ...... 31 Assistant Coaches ...... The Junior Varsity ...... 31 John Barber (Hudson Valley CC) ...... RBs 2006 Final Statistics ...... 32 Dan Cole (Rensselaer ’04) ...... QBs 2006 Game-by-Game Summaries ...... 33-36 Pete Costanza (William Paterson ’94) ...... DBs 2006 Honors & Awards ...... 36 Rensselaer’s National Academic All-Americas ...... 37 Pat DelMonaco (Albany ’00) ...... OC & OL All-Time Record by Opponent ...... 38 Will Headen (Rensselaer ’89) ...... LBs Year-by-Year Results ...... 39-42 Kevin King (Rensselaer ’00) ...... LBs Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders...... 43 Steve Kremer (Navy ’79) ...... TEs All-Time Captains ...... 44 John Maletta (LSU ’87) ...... RBs In the Post-Season ...... 45-46 Chad Martinovich (Hobart ’94) ...... DC & DBs Rensselaer’s Annual Football Golf Tournament ...... 46 Justin Pollizi (Saint Rose) ...... DBs Records & History ...... 47-51 Chris Sapp (North Greenville ’05) ...... WRs The Last Time it Happened...... 51

Bob Schoonmaker (Hudson Valley CC) ...... OL Rensselaer’s All-Time Shutouts ...... 52 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL

Al Washington (Boston College ’06) ...... DL Rensselaer & The NFL ...... 53 0 Football Office Phone ...... 518-276-6257 Rensselaer Football in the Athletics Hall of Fame ...... 53 0 2007 Team Photo ...... 55 7

Captains: ...... Nick Casale ‘09, Brendan McGowan ‘08, Tom Rayhill Facilities ...... 55 R Rensselaer Football Alumni Association ...... 57 ...... ‘08, Jimmy Robertson ‘09 & John Tesiero ‘08 Liberty League ...... 57 E 2007 Opponents ...... 59-60 N Newcomers ...... 50 All-Time Series Records by 2007 Opponents ...... 60-64 S S

Head Athletic Trainer ...... Anthony Ortolano The 2007 Rensselaer football program is a product of the RPI sports information E Office Phone ...... 518-276-6730 department. Assistance provided by Jayson Moy, Kurt Stutt, the football staff, the L

Rensselaer Football Alumni Association, Rensse- A e-mail ...... [email protected]

laer’s Office of Communications and the sports E Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... Kristen Zablocky

information departments of the opposing schools. R Photography by Kevin Beattie, BigStockPhotos.

Sports Information Director ...... Kevin Beattie F com, Bloomsburg sports information, Amie Can-

Office Phone ...... 518-276-2187 O field, Colorgraphics, C.W. Pack, Tom Griffin, Gary e-mail ...... [email protected] Gold, Dave Harmon, Tom Killips, Mike McCarthy, O Sports Information Assistant ...... Amie Canfield

Jayson Moy ‘89, Jeff Pasqua, Kris Qua, Rensselaer’s T Office Phone ...... 518-276-3988 Office of Communications, Sasaki Associates, Tom B e-mail ...... [email protected] Tamsett ‘07, and Bob Vittengl. Printed by Brown A Office Fax ...... 518-276-2188 Printing, Troy, N.Y. Press Box Phone ...... 518-276-2345 L Mailing Address ...... AS+RC, 110 8th Street Cover photography provided by Tom Killips, Kris Qua L ...... Troy, NY 12180-3590 and Tom Tamsett ‘07. 1 Refl ecting on Prior to the fi nal games of the 2004, 2005 & 2006 seasons, the seniors on the football team were asked to refl ect on the following question: What has made your time at Rensselaer so special? Below, and throughout this program, are some of the responses. “Rensselaer is so special to me because of all the great opportunities that were presented in my years here. I was blessed to be a part of an amaz- DISCIPLINE ing athletic program. I learned so many lessons that were vital for success on the field, but will stay with me for many years to come. Rensselaer also provided me a top-notch education. I grew in many ways as a student through the assistance of wonderful, caring professors and resources such as the Learning Advising Center. Lastly, Rensselaer further developed and sharp- ened my skills as a leader and hard worker, which will lead to many successes in my future. I am so happy and grateful I made the best decision of my life by deciding to attend Rensselaer Polytech- “Over the years playing football nic Institute.” at RPI I have been involved in a — CARL HARDING ’05 (Industrial and Man- lot of great wins, and some real agement Engineering; Garnerville, N.Y.) tough losses. When asked what about this school was special to me, of course, the football program is at the top of the list. But, it’s the guys that I play DEDICATION with, the guys that make sure we are all up to get to the 7am lifts or meetings. It’s the guys that you know are at home lifting “The strong academic and athletic tradition of success over the summer that motivates here at RPI has enabled me to exploit all my talents. you to lift yourself. Through all I have acquired skills and knowledge from a world the wins and losses, it’s the guys class faculty that will help to guide me through my that you play with. In my case future endeavors in life.” it’s also the guys I live with that — TERRENCE BYNUM ’07 (Management; Brook- make it memorable. All in all, lyn, N.Y.) it’s the people around me that have made my time here at RPI special.” — MATT MERROW ’07 (Aeronautical Engineering; MEMORIES Keene, N.H.) FRIENDSHIPS “I would have to say the people. Being a part of Greek Life and the RPI football team has taught me a lot about myself. I have made friends that will last a lifetime. Rensselaer has shaped me into the person that I wanted to be, and has set me up for the next stage of my life: the working world. Sustaining a challenging atmosphere both in the classroom and on the football fi eld has enabled me to develop into a leader in both respects. These are skills that will last a lifetime.” — BRAD WILLIAMS ’05 (Industrial and Management Engineering; Verona, N.Y.) EDUCATION

PEOPLE “My time at RPI has been special because I’ve been given an opportunity that many people don’t get the chance to have. Coming in as a freshman I didn’t really know what to expect, but as I reflect on my time here, I’m overly grateful to have been involved in something that has allowed me to grow. With that, I’ve taken away memories and friendships from here that will last me a lifetime. And I don’t think I could have obtained that anywhere else. As I “I have no doubt in my mind take the next step into my life, I look forward to maintaining those that my decision not only to friendships as well as using what I’ve learned here for many years to attend RPI, but also to partici- come.” pate in the football program has — JAY BERNARDO ’07 (Management; East Greenbush, N.Y.) been the best and most reward- ing of my life. The thing that has made my time here so special has been the people - my teammates, coaches, trainers, and everyone else in the athletic TEAMWORK department. The experiences that I have had with them in “I feel like I am a part of a very special foot- the past four years have cre- ball program. The coaches care about more ated bonds and friendships that than just my play on the field, and so do the will last forever. It has been an equipment guys, the training staff, and even honor to be part of such a ﬁ rst- the Athletic Director. It is hard to count how rate athletic program.” many people have gone out of their way to — MATT PISANO ’06 help my family and me. I am truly grateful to (Mathematics; Toms River, have had so many people help me and look out for me. The attitude and character of this N.J.) program is uncommon and I’m grateful I could be a part of it.” CHALLENGE — GRANT COCHRAN ’06 (Biomedical Engi- neering; Kent, Wash.) 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com that encouragesstudy andresearch between tograms from IndiaandChina;aculture Italy within. global contextthatAmericanarchitects practice and, best ofall,itmust give experienceinthe computational design, new mediathatsupports must equip thestudent to becreative inallthe Design iscentralto architectural education.It the physical andstructural demandsofbuilding. an educationinarchitecture hasto dealwithall far-reaching creativity. To thisenergy, sustain it isalsointhesetimesacontextfor themost Though architecture isthemost publicofarts, Rensselaer students are sure aprogram to find thatsuitstheirinterests andcareer goals. Percentage ofStudents WhoReceive Student/Faculty ratio ...... 11:1 393 Full-time faculty ...... Average high school GPA ...... A-/B+ Average ACT score ...... 26 SAT 50thPercentile ...... 1220-1420 Average SAT (classof‘09) ...... 1320 Graduate Students ...... 1,228 Undergraduate Students ...... 5,142 The school hasextensive internationalpro- Today’s RensselaerPolytechnicInstituteiscombiningitslegacyofleadershipintechnology- Some Type ofFinancialAid ...... 85% Percentage with Ph.D...... 98% With over more andover 35majors, than60minors, 50graduateprograms, Rensselaer QuickRensselaer Facts School ofArchitecture AN EXPERIENCEININTERACTIVE LEARNING based educationwithanexpandingemphasisonthepursuitofdiscovery. RRenaissance atRensselaer e n a i s value oncreativity. based designandtechnology andplaceshigh the most ambitiousapplicationofinformation- disciplines; astudio environment thatsupports integrating liberal arts withinformationintegrating liberal arts technol- H&SS atRensselaer isonthecuttingedge, each year. who work from withtheyoung Rensselaer talent a co-opatoneofthehundreds oftop companies brainstorm andcontributeto teamprojects. Do lenges. Work labs.Learnto instate-of-the-art their energyandideasonsolvingreal-world chal- ing through discoveries faculty-guided – focusing puter. Buildahigh-tech composite bridge. nanostructured materials.Create afaster com- revolutions inmedicalimaging,robotics, and andentrepreneurship.to leadership Leadnew their out-of-classroom activities,acommitment academically, butalsodemonstrated, through ing for students whohave not onlyexcelled School ofEngineeringisfor you! We are look- difference inwhatever you do,thenRensselaer’s things work andpassionateaboutmaking a If you are intellectuallyinquisitive abouthow School ofHumanities &SocialSciences s Our engineeringstudents are learningby do- a n School ofEngineering c e 4

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ranked WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM A CTING DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS KEVIN BEATTIE Kevin Beattie was named acting director of ath- the search for current head men’s hockey coach Seth Appert, as well as the letics at Rensselaer on July 24, 2007. In that po- Athletics Task Force for Marketing and Promotion Sub-Committee. He sition he is responsible for providing leadership also has worked on various projects with ECAC Hockey. and management for the Institute’s intercollegiate, Prior to his tenure at Rensselaer, Beattie was the director of commu- intramural, and recreational athletic programs. As nications for the Albany Rensselaer’s representative, with status as a multi-di- River Rats for four years, visional member of the National Collegiate Athletic including the 1994-95 sea- Association (NCAA), Beattie oversees two Division son when the team won the I — men’s and women’s ice hockey — and 21 Divi- Calder Cup. In that role sion III varsity teams. Eleven of RPI’s sports, which he was the main liaison be- involve a total of 600 student-athletes, are women’s. tween the organization and The school’s director of athletic communication, Beattie joined Rensse- the media as well as the New laer in August 1998. His responsibilities include generating and handling Jersey Devils’ and American publicity, media and public relations for Rensselaer’s 23 varsity athletics Hockey League’s communi- teams, including its Division I men’s and women’s ice hockey teams. cations departments. He also writes, edits and designs athletic department press releases and Beattie was responsible for writing and disseminating press releases; writ- publications, including media guides, programs and brochures; maintains ing, editing and producing all team publications; contacting media for fea- the department’s Web page; serves as a liaison with local, regional and na- ture stories and arranging player interviews; performing promotional and tional media; prepares, edits and distributes game-day materials; compiles, radio interviews; providing color commentary on radio broadcasts; and co- maintains and distributes statistics; researches, purchases and writes news- ordinating internships and evaluating students’ performances. He was also paper, television and radio advertisements for the department; nominates an account executive charged with selling corporate sponsorships, season student-athletes, coaches and staff members for various honors and awards; tickets and group ticket packages. and manages and organizes the sports information staff, including a full- Beattie was Rensselaer’s 2000 Person of the Year, the first-ever selected by time assistant, work-study students and game-day personnel. the readers and staff of The Polytechnic, Rensselaer’s student-newspaper and Beattie also has been the director of media relations for numerous NCAA a recipient of the 2004 Mark of Excellence Award from American Market- Division I Men’s Hockey Championships at the Times Union Center, in- ing Association Capital Region Chapter. cluding the 2001 Frozen Four. He is also Rensselaer’s Athletics Hall of A native of nearby Wynantskill, N.Y., Beattie earned a Master of Business Fame selection committee chair, serving as a member of the College Sports Administration from Rensselaer’s prestigious Lally School of Management Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), serving as a member of the & Technology in 2005. He holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Academic All-America Committee, as well as ECAC-SIDA, for which he is Oneonta State. a frequent panelist at educational workshops. Beattie and his wife, Stacey, reside in Niskayuna with their two young He also has served on numerous committees at Rensselaer, including children, Nolan and Ella. A SSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS KAREN HANSEN Karen Hansen is in her third year as associate ath- work-study budgets, sport-specific attendance records, transportation, and letic director. Among her duties in this role are han- other programs on campus. dling the business and finance operations for the In 1999, Hansen worked for The Pocono Record in Stroudsburg, Pa., where athletic department as well as corporate relations. she compiled local sports agate into articles and wrote features on area ath- Hansen came to Rensselaer from Bloomsburg letes, coaches and sports administrators. She also worked that year with the University in Bloomsburg, Pa., where she was the Lehigh Valley Steam professional soccer team in Easton, Pa., serving as the

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setup for all home athletic contests and post-season Hansen is a 2000 graduate of East Stroudsburg University in Pennsylva- R tournaments, and overseeing a student work-study nia with a master’s degree in sports management and administration. She E staff of 25 that served as event workers and weight room monitors. She received her bachelor’s degree in physical education from East Stroudsburg N was also responsible for maintaining financial databases for summer camps, in 1997. S S E L A E R

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R o boro) andJustin Heafy(Cheshire, CT/Cheshire). Mikein juniors Giacoia(Marlboro, NY/Marl- RPIdoeshave aseasonedpairto play fullback year.first who played JVfootball lacrosse andvarsity inhis NY/JamesI.O’Neil),man (Ft.Montgomery, vying for carrieswillbesophomore Kyle Black- two scores gamelast inhisonlyvarsity year. Also on thejuniorvarsity, rushedfor 104 yards and yards whowasastandout asafreshman. Sgarlata, two touchdowns on44carries.Heranfor 108 team’s secondleadingrusherwith184 yards and Williams,whois6-1, 200pounds,wasthe Jay Bernardo.the graduationofAll-America position,vacatedwith over tailback thestarting tota, NY/Canastota) both have achance to take dehowa) (Canas- andsophomore JasonSgarlata Park,Junior IsaacWilliams(Clifton NY/Shenen- are theEngineers talented. ticular attailback, inpar-Though inexperiencedatrunningback, the depth atquarterback. chart out in2006,fill onthejuniorvarsity who started Gottschalk (Calabasas,CA/Crespi Carmalite), third-year player, varsity andsophomore Will SeniorJoshChiappone(Troy, NY/Troy), a terceptions. for 58.9%)with42touchdowns andonly14 in- completed almost 60%ofhispasses(361-of-613 Intwo years ofcollegecompetition hehas rushed for 181 net yards. nation’s best infour individualcategories,also whorankedciency rating.Robertson, amongthe yards witha135.50 pergameandfinished effi- interceptions intengames.Heaveraged 216.0 for 2,160 yards with16 touchdowns andonlysix nation. Hecompleted 168 of288passes(58.3%) b 2007S e r t s o n THE RUNNINGBACKS 8 EASON O UTLOOK end to compete for timeonthefield. fullback asafreshman, hasbeenswitched to tight Colton Hill(Troy, NY/Tamarac), whoplayed ceptions inacareer athisposition.Sophomore America whoset theDivisionIII record for re- come thelossofJonBranche, amultipleAll- thrown hisway attempt astheEngineers to over- tion to thatrole thisyear, hewillsee more passes from thetightendspot aseasonago.Inaddi- blocker 6-4, 235pounds,wastheteam’sprimary Senior JasonReed (Cohoes,NY/Shaker), whois this group isoneofthestrengths oftheteam. With five ofitstop sixwidereceivers inthefold, top blocking back ayear ago. last whileHeafywasthe seasonwithaninjury, asafreshman beforeGiacoia started sittingout both provide additionaloptions for theoffense. more Mike Fil(Wynantskill, NY/Averill Park) Utschig (Harrison,NY/Iona Prep) andsopho- collecting 21 passesfor 185 yards. SeniorDrew alltengames, (Bethel, CT/Bethel) alsostarted touchdowns. Like Savasli, seniorChrisGraef 16.1 yards percatch. Four ofhiscatches were er, had27 receptions for 426yards for ateam-best Tech.), theteam’sOffensive Most Improved Play- JuniorEren Savasli (Brooklyn, NY/Brooklyn 29 career games. receptions for 2,125 yards and17 touchdowns in Leagueselection,now has178time All-Liberty receptions pergame(6.1). McGowan, athree- downs asajunior. Hewas26thnationallyin for 767 yards –both team-bests –withfive touch- inview) leadstheway, having made61 catches Senior Brendan McGowan (Mesa,AZ/Mounta- THE WIDERECEIVERS THE TIGHTENDS BBrendan McGowan r e n d a n

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THE OFFENSIVE LINE crosse. have limited varsity experience at the position. Each of the four members of the second unit Anthony Casale (Troy, NY/Troy), a senior, and With just one starter back Rensselaer’s offen- also return, led by senior Doug Ingraham (Grand Koby Greene (Granville, NY/Granville), a ju- sive line will be inexperienced, but not short on Island, NY/Grand Island), a fourth-year varsity nior, combined for 16 tackles a season ago. Ju- talent or ability. The Engineers have strength, performer. The 6-3, 250 pounder finished with nior Mark Sangiorgi (Wyckoff, NJ/Ramapo), a quickness and intelligence. four tackles for lost yards (18) and two sacks (14 converted defensive back who had 19 tackles and Senior Grant Sanville (Westfield, VT/North yards lost) despite missing several games. Junior an interception in 2006, and sophomores Colin Country), who played left guard last season, re- Khaly Merot (White Plains, NY/White Plains) King (Glenmont, NY/Ravena) and Tom Mon- turns to the starting lineup. Also expected to be chipped in with 19 tackles (9 solos), a forced tano (Gloversville, NY/Gloversville), two junior on the first unit is Jasmin Ibric (New York, NY/ fumble, a fumble recovery and a pass breakup varsity standouts as freshmen, will be in the mix Brooklyn Tech.), a 6-3, 250 pound junior who and classmates Jerry Campbell (New Hyde Park, for starting positions. can play several positions. NY/New Hyde Park) and Alex Kelsen (Marcellus, Seniors Brett Eastman (Newtown, CT/New- Fighting for starting positions will be sopho- NY/Skaneateles) also registered significant play- town), Jake Kluka (Boothwyn, PA/Chichester) more Brian Hall (Penn Yan, NY/Penn Yan Acad- ing time late in the campaign. and Kevin MacCracken (Scotia, NY/Scotia-Glen- emy) and seniors Dave Dillen (Grand Island, Dan Belber (Niskayuna, NY/Niskayuna) and ville) also have an opportunity to play important NY/Grand Island), Dave Lutian (Milford, CT/ T.J. Kieper (Selkirk, NY/Bishop Maginn), both roles for the Engineers in their final seasons. Jonathan Law) and James Porambo (Jim Thorpe, of whom have experience on the defensive line PA/Marian Catholic). Hall (6-5, 240), Lutian (6- and at linebacker, and Ian Johnson (Brick, NJ/ THE SECONDARY 2, 270) and Porambo (6-4, 305), the team’s short Brick Township) – all seniors – provide versatility snapper, all boast the size to open substantial and depth. Returning captain John Tesiero (Amsterdam, holes for the backs and the agility to pass block. NY/Amsterdam) leads a defensive secondary THE LINEBACKERS that features six returnees, including three start- DEFENSIVE OVERVIEW ers. A senior, Tesiero made 22 tackles (16 solos) The middle of the defense features senior Tom with a team-high four interceptions and three THE DEFENSIVE LINE Rayhill (Grand Island, NY/Grand Island), a pass breakups in eight games. He also forced a fourth-year varsity performer and third-year fumble and recovered a loose ball. In the trenches on the defensive side of the ball starter. The team’s top returning tackler, he fin- Brett Perron (Windham, NH/Central Catho- RPI is experienced and deep. Three starters ished with 74 stops, including 40 unassisted, six lic), a graduate student, has the most tackles of are among the seven of the eight from the sea- for lost yards (34) and two sacks (20 yards). An the defensive backs who return. A starter in all son-ending two-deep who return. Senior Vince All-League Honorable Mention selection, Ray- ten games, he recorded 36 tackles, including Scicchitano (Centerport, NY/Harborfields) and hill also had an interception (in the end zone), 21 unassisted, two interceptions with 71 return juniors Nick Casale (Waterford, NY/LaSalle In- a pass breakup, two forced fumbles and a fumble yards, and four pass breakups. Sophomore Tim stitute) and James McLaughlin (Foxboro, MA/ recovery. Acker (Arlington, WA/Arlington), who took Foxboro) hold down the group. Eight other linebackers, including four se- over a starting spot midway through the season, Casale led the down linemen with 43 tackles, niors and two juniors, are back, although they was next with 34 tackles (18 solos). The team’s including 20 unas- Rookie of the Year, he added sisted, six for lost an interception with a 40-yard yards (22) and two return, four pass breakups and sacks (15 yards lost), a fumble recovery. while Scicchitano, Junior Pete Rankis (Acton, the team’s Defen- MA/Acton-Boxborough), who sive Most Improved had 15 tackles and an intercep- Player, registered 38 tion in ten games, and sophomores Bobby Stutz (Dobbs tackles (20 solos) 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL Ferry, NY/Dobbs Ferry) and with seven sacks 0 (27 yards lost), two Joe Albano (Dalton, MA/Wah- 0 conah Regional) compete for 7 forced fumbles, a safety and an inter- the spot vacated by All-League R ception. McLaugh- performer Adam LoGiudice, E N lin made 40 tackles who graduated. S

(23 solos), includ- S ing team-bests of SPECIAL TEAMS E nine sacks (39 yards OVERVIEW L lost) and ten tackles A for lost yards (41). E

THE KICKERS R McLaughlin, who was 21st nationally While there will be a new kick- F O in sacks per game er, Rayhill, the snapper, and (0.9), and Scicchita- McGowan, the holder, are back O no were All-Liberty to assist with the transition. T

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All-League honors L CCasaleasale (#46),(#46), ScicchitanoScicchitano (#93),(#93), RayhillRayhill (#7)(#7) & IngrahamIngraham (#62)(#62) returnreturn toto RPI’sRPI’s defense.defense. Senior JT Engstrom (Branford, as a defender in la- CT/Notre Dame) and sopho- 9 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com for 21 yards in 2006. returned onekickoff for 22yards andonepunt ayear ago.Thesophomore was anAll-America kickoffs andpunts,replacing LoGiudice,who speed,willreceiveFil, whohasoutstanding the 42 yards withsixinsidethe20. averaged 33.7yards on20tries.Hehadalongof nior, whileDuncan,whoalsoplays widereceiver, two insidethe20yard linein21 attempts asaju- aged 32.0yards, includinga44-yard long,with for thesecondstraight campaign. Engstrom aver- heesville) gohead-to-head for thepunting duties more Nick Duncan(Voorheesville, NY/Voor- (1997, 1998, 1999, 2001), seven ECAC Bowl ap- in 1999, 8-0in2001), four leaguechampionships includingtwomark, perfect regular seasons(9-0 past 15 seasonshehasacombined 111-36 (.755) in the120-year oftheprogram. Over history the coach intermsofwinsandwinningpercentage age, makinghimthemost successfulfootball has a125-47-2 record for a.724 winningpercent- King, Rensselaer’s winningest coach ofall-time, THE HEADCOACH THERETURNERS COACHING STAFF

aides have beenadded. are back onthesidelineswhileacoupleofnew paign. Inaddition,eightother coaches assistant fensive backs coach, returns for hisfourth cam- Martinovich, thedefensive coordinator andde- coach, isback seasonwhileChad for hisfifth astheoffensiveordinator line whoalsoserves coordinators. Pat DelMonaco,theoffensive co- coachesAmong theassistant returning are both ing a5-1record inthepost-season. wins andhave played insixplayoff games–post- trip to theNational in2003. Semifinals pearances (1999, 2001, 2003),highlightedby a 2006) –allwinsandthree NCAA Playoff appearances (1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 2002,2005, A tripto newleaguememberSusquehanna –the inakeybart leaguematchup beginningat1pm. ule –anditsroad slate–onSeptember 22atHo- Leaguesched- itssix-gameLiberty RPIkicks off (1pm). Endicott (1pm)andSeptember 15 versus Utica non-league homegames,September 8against Rensselaer opensthe2007 seasonwithtwo In thepast four have years theEngineers 31 THE ASSISTANTCOACHES SCHEDULE OVERVIEW 10 son finale onNovemberson finale 10 (12pm). Dutchman ShoesTrophy Gameandregular sea- on November 3(1pm)andatUnion for the (2pm), homeagainst Rochester for SeniorDay for theTransit Trophy GameonOctober 27 three Thefinal weeks show RPIgoingto WPI 1pm. Both games,which are leaguecontests, beginat rine onOctober 20for Homecoming Weekend. St. Lawrence onOctober 6andMerchant Ma- tember 29(1:30pm)follows. host TheEngineers meetingfirst between thetwo schools –onSep- of those games are Liberty Leaguecontests. of thosegamesare Liberty nel 3aswell asworldwide ontheInternet. Both Region onTimeCapital Warner Cable’sChan- vember 10 are scheduled to beshown live inthe tember 22andtheircontest atUnion onNo- Lastly, onSep- gameatHobart theEngineers’ ment’s web page,www.rpiathletics.com. feature live from statistics theathletic depart- For thesecondstraight year, allhomegames B2Networks. live ontheInternet onapay perviewbasiswith New thisseason,allhomegamesare shown on theInternet atwww.wrpi.org. WRPI,91.5on RPI’sstudent station, FM,and game–homeandawayEvery –isbroadcast live ON THEAIR,WEB&LIVESTATS WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM H EAD COACH JOE KING Rensselaer’s winningest head football coach of all players earned time, Joe King returns to the sidelines of ’86 Field All-America for his 19th season at the helm. recognition During his tenure, King has taken the program, and King and which began in 1886, to new heights. In his 18 years his staff were he has compiled a 125-47-2 record for a .724 winning honored as the percentage, making him the most successful football league’s Coach- coach in terms of wins and winning percentage in ing Staff of the the 120-year history of Rensselaer football. Year. In addi- Over the past 15 seasons, King has a combined tion, King was 111-33 (.771) mark, including two perfect regular seasons (9-0 in 1999, 8- selected as the 0 in 2001), four league championships (1997, 1998, 1999, 2001), seven East Region ECAC Championship Game appearances (1992, 1993, 1995, 1997, 2002, Coach of the 2005, 2006) – all wins – and three NCAA Playoff appearances (1999, 2001, Year, the Divi- 2003). sion III Coach In the past four years the Engineers posted 31 wins and have played in six of the Year by playoff games — boasting a 5-1 record in the post-season. Schutt Sports, The highlight of King’s tenure at Rensselaer thus far came in 2003, when and Rensse- he led the Engineers to a school-record 11 wins (11-2) and a spot in the Divi- laer’s Coach sion III National Semi-Finals for the first time in school history. It was RPI’s of the Year, as third NCAA Tournament appearance — and fourth trip to the post-season selected by the — in the past five years. Among the team’s 11 victories were wins in all three school’s coach- Trophy Games and the school’s first three NCAA Tournament wins. ing staff. The Engineers ranked among the leaders in the nation in numerous statis- The 2001 tical categories and established more than 50 school records. They were listed season marked the second time in the past three the Engineers posted an in the top ten in the final national rankings in every poll and were recognized undefeated regular season (8-0) and were selected to the 28-team NCAA as the ECAC Division III Upstate Team of the Year. RPI was also the recipi- Playoffs. RPI, which won its fourth league title in the past five years that ent of the prestigious Lambert Meadowlands Team of the Year Award. Five season, was the top seed in the East Region and played in the second round of the national tournament for the first time in school history. THE KING FILE The 1999 campaign saw the Engineers win their third straight league title COACHING EXPERIENCE while compiling a perfect regular season (9-0) on their way to being invited • 1972-73 St. Peter’s High School Head Coach to the NCAA Playoffs for the first time ever. In addition, the team climbed to its highest rankings ever at that time in two national polls. RPI also led • 1974-80 Watervliet High School Head Coach the nation in turnover margin, ranked third in scoring defense, sixth in pass • 1981-85 Rensselaer Assistant Coach efficiency defense and seventh in rushing defense. • 1986-88 Rensselaer Associate Head Coach King, a four-time league Coach of the Year, also led the Engineers to a • 1989- Rensselaer Head Coach tremendous season in 1999 when Rensselaer won nine straight games on YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS AT RENSSELAER its way to finishing 9-1. The only loss came in overtime to eventual NCAA Year Records Team’s Accomplishments qualifier Coast Guard in the season opener. RPI won its fourth ECAC 1989 3-6 1-1 title in six years and King and his assistants earned league Staff of the Year honors as well as the ECAC Upstate New York award. 1990 6-1-2 2-0 Since King took over the reigns in 1989 more than 30 pre-season All- 1991 4-5 – 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL

Americas, 20 post-season All-Americas (including Rensselaer’s first Ameri- 0

1992 8-2 – ECAC Northeast Champions can Football Coaches Association First Team All-America in 1996) and 0 1993 8-2 – ECAC Northwest Champions countless All-Region and All-Conference honorees have worn the RPI uni- 7

1994 8-1 – form. Additionally, all eight of the school’s First Team National Academic R

1995 8-2 – ECAC Northwest Champions All-Americas have suited up for King. Under his tutelage, the Engineers E 1996 5-4 – have tied or set almost every school record. N A native of nearby Ballston Spa, N.Y., King is accustomed to winning, S

1997 9-1 4-0 UCAA & ECAC Northeast Champions S not only in college but also at the high school level, earning an impres- 1998 7-2 3-1 UCAA Champions E

sive 52-23-3 (.686) record. He began his coaching career at St. Peter’s High L 1999 9-1 4-0 UCAA Champions & NCAA 1st Round School in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., where he served as athletic director, foot- A 2000 7-2 1-3 ball coach and baseball coach. He turned around a football program that E

2001 8-1 4-0 UCAA Champions & NCAA 2nd Round had not claimed a single win in the previous five seasons. In his second R

2002 8-2 2-2 ECAC Northeast Champions year, King led St. Peter’s to a 7-1 record, as well as to ninth place in the New F

2003 11-2 3-1 NCAA Semi-Finals York State rankings. He also led the baseball team to the Parochial League O

2004 5-4 4-3 Championship in his two seasons as head coach. O After two years at St. Peter’s, King went on to Watervliet High School, 2005 8-2 5-2 ECAC Northwest Champions T where he inherited a program that had only one winning season in 23 years. 2006 7-3 3-3 ECAC Northeast Champions B In his seven years with the Cannoneers, he compiled a 44-16-2 (.726) mark. Total 125-47-2 .724 Winning Percentage A He guided the team to six winning seasons, including 1979 when it went •Rensselaer played in the ICAC in 1989 & 1990, the UCAA from 1997 L

8-0-1 and won the Section 2 Class C title. While at Watervliet, King, who L to 2003 and has been in the Liberty League since 2004. also taught social studies, was named the Troy Area High School Coach of

11 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com School Coach oftheYear onceby the the Year by and theNew York GiantsintheNational Football League. have career astandout asatightendwiththeBaltimore Colts the players whowent hementored onto wasTim Sherwin, R •1992 ECAC N R •1993 ECAC N R •1995 ECAC N R •1997 ECAC N R •1999 NCAA 1 I •2001 NCAA2 R •2002ECAC N R •2003NCAA1 R •2003NCAA2 R •2003NCAAR S •2003NCAAS R R •2006ECAC N KING’STEAMSINTHE akRe 2 1-51 .404 10-15-1 .444 26 4-5-0 .489 23-24-0 9 47 .625 15-8-5 .519 Jack Reed 25-20-9 28 .679 Frank Gargan 54 9-4-1 .724 Kevin Earl 125-47-2 174Paul “Pop” Graham 14 Elder 7 .696 John Inglis 15-6-2 William Geiger 23 .625 Walter “Duke” Nelson 15-8-5 .378 Joe King 14-24-3 .357 4-3-0 28 Name Games 19-35-2 41 Winningest Coaches byPercentage 56 .489 .256 23-24-0 .696 20-60-2 Glenn Killinger .383 15-6-2 47 30-49-2 82 John Inglis 23 Record .724 .571 81 Walter “Duke” Nelson 125-47-2 174Ed Jontos .519 Dick Riendeau 37-34-9 Kevin Earl 80 Dave White Pct. Paul “Pop” Graham Joe King Name Games Winningest Coaches byVictories Record Pct. King, whowasnamedthe2002Rensselaer Person ofthe •2005 ECAC N THACA T ENSSELAER ENSSELAER ENSSELAER ENSSELAER OWAN ENSSELAER ENSSELAER ENSSELAER ENSSELAER ENSSELAER ENSSELAER . J OHN The Record POST-SEASON 27, R 29,R ’ S (MN)38,R 28,B 13, P 69,W 14, W 55,W 34, C 40,S 21, I 26,S 26,C ENSSELAER ENSSELAER ND ST ST ND EMI ORTHEAST ORTHWEST ORTHWEST ORTHWEST ORTHEAST ORTHWEST ORTHEAST EGIONAL four High timesandtheCapitaland R R R R THACA -F LYMOUTH PRINGFIELD T RIDGEWATER URRY ORTLAND OUND OUND ORCESTER . J ORCESTER ORCESTER OUND OUND INAL OHN F 20 ENSSELAER 16 16 10 10 B 10 B B B B B B INAL F OWL OWL OWL OWL OWL OWL OWL S 7 ISHER S S S 34 34 T . 0 S T T T A Times Union . 13 . 12 . 29 T 22 . 25 10 LL -T assistant coachassistant withtheEngineers. the program withrecruiting, andKevin, whoisan Springs. They have two grown sons,Joe,whoassists an undergraduate. degree inhistory, Kingplayed football andbaseballas coach.& field sues andconcerns.HehasalsobeenRPI’sheadtrack safetymanagement andheadingthedepartment’s is- ment’s internshipprogram, coordinating game-day duties inthatrole are handlingtheathletic depart- sition hehasheldfor thepast seven years. Amonghis athletic asanassistant director,King alsoserves apo- coach in1989. as associateheadcoach before beingappointedhead coach.an assistant Hethenenjoyed athree-year stint Rensselaer in1981, five spendinghisfirst seasonsas of theYear by arrived theInstitute’s coaching at staff, the Coach as well as newspaper, the student Polytechnic of staff Year by the . Among IME He andhiswife, Gail,make theirhomeinSaratoga A 1970 graduateofSienaCollegewithabachelor’s In additionto hisdutiesasheadfootball coach, o ig(in 7) 99 14 2-72 .724 125-47-2 174 .489 1989- 23-24-0 .389 47 .383 6-10-2 .182 1984-88 .000 .079 30-49-2 .256 4-18-0 18 .188 3-35-0 20-60-2 0-8-0 81 Joe King(Siena‘70) 1982-83 22 .357 Kevin ‘77) Earl(Norwich 1-6-1 1973-81 82 38 1955-57 8 19-35-2 Bob Ducatte(St.Lawrence ‘61) 1963-72 1958-62 .404 Dave White(St.Lawrence ‘62) 8 .111 56 Dick ‘54) Riendeau(Springfield 1954 10-15-1 1946-52 ‘53) (Springfield Ed Hoffman 1-8-0 1953 26 .375 Dick Lyon (Colgate‘47) .462 .208 ‘50) John Coons(Springfield 1916-19 .625 12-14-0 2-4-2 9 10-41-2 Nick Skorich (Cincinnati‘43) .378 15-8-5 26 Ed Jontos (Syracuse‘36) .444 53 1915 8 14-24-3 Paul .237 “Pop” ‘17) Graham(Springfield .679 1942-45 28 4-5-0 1932-38 1939-41 .546 19-69-7 41 1911-13 1910 9-4-1 Walter ‘32) “Duke” Nelson (Middlebury 25-20-9 1927-31 95 9 KumpfHenry (Columbia‘26) 14 54 Glenn Killinger(Penn ‘21) State 1886-06 Paul “Pop” 1914 ‘17) Graham(Springfield 1920-26 1908-09 Pct. Jack Reed Sturznegger A.J. Record Games Frank Gargan(Fordham ‘11) Tenure John Inglis‘11 H.R. Bankart William Geiger‘09 23 Elder 1907 No Coach Name (AlmaMater) 7 15-6-2 4-3-0 .696 .571 (518) 276-2556 [email protected]. Coach Kingcanbereached at The H , EAD F 12 OOTBALL C OACHES ocse t 30 1.000 3-0 ^ -Indicates2007 Opponent Worcester St. WPI^ 12-5-1 Union^ 6-12 Utica^ 4-1 .778 Upsala 1-0 .694 .333 --- .000 Susquehanna^ 0-0 14-4 .800 .917Stonehill 2-0 0-1 St. Lawrence^ 1.000 11-1 St. John’s(MN) 1.000 St. JohnFisher .666 1-0 Springfield Siena 7-0 2-1 1.000 Rowan 0-1 Rochester^ 11-5 1.000 Plymouth St. 1.000 .686 3-0 .000 Merchant Marine^ Marist 4-0-1 Kean 4-0 Ithaca 1-1 .900 Iona 0-1 11-7Hobart^ 1.000 8-2 Hartwick .500 .750 Endicott^ 3-0 .611 .000 12-4 1.000 1-0 Curry .800 1-0 1.000Cortland 1-0 Coast Guard Bridgewater St. 1.000 1.000 Becker 1-0 Albany 1-1 Opponent Record 1.000 Pct. .500 JOE KING ALL-TIME JOE KINGALL-TIME VS. OPPONENTS WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM T HE ASSISTANT COACHES PAT DELMONACO CHAD MARTINOVICH Offensive Coordinator Defensive Coordinator & Offensive Line & Defensive Backs Pasquale “Pat” DelMonaco, Jr. joined the Rens- Chad Martinovich is in his fourth season with selaer staff in 2003. the Engineers. The offensive line coach since his arrival, he is Martinovich moved from the offense to the de- in his third year as the offensive coordinator and fense in 2005, becoming RPI’s defensive coordina- fourth as the recruiting coordinator. tor and defensive backs coach. He spent 2004 as the Last season he helped the Engineers average 31.3 points and 358.7 yards offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. per game, including 140.8 yards rushing. The offensive line allowed just The 2006 campaign was impressive for the Engineers defense as they 16 sacks as the team led the Liberty League in scoring offense, first downs allowed just 90.8 rushing yards (185), red zone offense (88.6%) and third down conversions (42.4%) and per game. Among the team’s top ranked 25th in the nation performances was holding Becker in scoring offense. to -11 yards rushing to set a Rens- In the 2005 season, RPI selaer record for fewest rushing led the league in scoring yards allowed in a game. (33.5 points per game) be- Martinovich came to RPI after hind league Rookie of the spending three years as the of- Year, quarterback Jimmy fensive coordinator and quarter- Robertson. backs coach at Hamilton College. During DelMonaco’s Prior to his stint with the Conti- first two seasons, the En- nentals he was the offensive coor- gineers averaged over 5.7 dinator and quarterbacks coach yards per play and more at Swarthmore College for three than 425 yards per contest, seasons. including 281 passing. The A former quarterback at Ho- team rushed for over 100 bart College, Martinovich has yards in 12 of 21 games and also coached the defensive line at over 200 yards five times. Bucknell University (1994), the Rensselaer’s quarterbacks linebackers at Hamilton (1995- threw for over 300 yards 96) and the wide receivers at the nine times and over 400 University of Albany (1997). yards on four ocassions. A native of Plattsburgh, N.Y., Martinovich graduated from Hobart in DelMonaco, whose of- 1994 and earned his master’s degree from Albany in 2002. He resides in fensive line allowed only Troy with his wife, Erin, and their children, Hailey and Tyler. six sacks in 2004, joined the Engineers from Hudson Valley Community College, where he coached Coach Martinovich can be reached at the offensive line in his first two years and the quarterbacks in his third and (518) 276-6193 & [email protected]. final season. Between his second and third year with the Vikings he was a

graduate assistant with the offensive line at the University of Illinois. 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL

As a player, the Sleepy Hollow, N.Y., native played center at the Univer- 0 sity of Albany from 1996 to 2000, captaining the team as a senior. During JOHN BARBER 0 7 his four years the Great Danes posted a 35-7 record and won two Eastern Running Backs R Football Conference Championships (1997, 1998). John Barber is in his second season coaching at DelMonaco, who earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in history in 2000, Rensselaer. E N resides in Niskayuna with his wife, Kelly, and their children, Julia and He joined the Engineers after spending the previ- S

Pasquale. ous three seasons as the offensive coordinator and S

quarterbacks coach at Hudson Valley Community E

Coach DelMonaco can be reached at College. As a member of the Vikings staff Barber L (518) 276-6188 & [email protected]. was responsible for the offensive game plan, weekly film breakdown and the A special teams and kickoff return, among other duties. E Barber also has experience at the high school level, having served as the R EFLECTING ON ENSSELAER R R ... offensive coordinator and head junior varsity coach at Schuylerville as well F

“The single most important thing that has made my time at RPI special O as an assistant coach at Greenwich. are the friendships I have made. Whether they are with fellow teammates, A former football official, he is a member of the American Football O classmates, or coaches, I’ve developed quality relationships with individu- Coaches Association and he has served as a clinician at numerous camps, T als that will last a lifetime. From being on the football team here at RPI I including Penn St. University, King College and the Frank Glazier Mega B have learned many important values that will carry over to the rest of my Clinic. A life, such as teamwork, dedication, and discipline. I’m excited to take on A native of Schuylerville, N.Y., Barber was a standout tight end at HVCC. L upcoming challenges in my life knowing I’ve been adequately prepared.” He and his wife, Tammey, have two children, Colton and Logan. L — DAVE POMPEI ‘07 (Management; Burnt Hills, N.Y.)

13 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com school record-holder insacks inagamewith3.5against St. Lawrence. ing ateam-leading111 in1988. hiscareer Inaddition,hefinished asthe end for four years for henotched theEngineers, 222career includ- tackles, longer thanhiscoaching career. linebacker Anoutstanding and defensive the nextfive seasonsmentoring thedefensive ends. began hisRensselaer coaching career withthelinebackers before spending enjoyed two oftheprogram. He ofitsmost successfulseasonsinthehistory two years leadingtherunningbacks,served whiletheteam’srunninggame whohehelpedreachPioneers, theNCAAPlayoffs in1993. A graduateofWilliamPaterson, played Costanza widereceiver for the Red DogsoftheArena Football League. Roanoke coach Steam.Hehasalsobeenanassistant withtheNew Jersey Nighthawks headcoach andassistant andoffensive coordinator ofthe dinator oftheIowa Barnstormers, offensive coordinator oftheNorfolk and offensive coordinator oftheColumbusWardogs, theoffensive coor- coordinating thegameplansfor both theoffense anddefense. career, graduatedin2004withanEMAC degree. withtheNFL’stryout New EnglandPatriots andintheCFL. and theECAC Hewent andwasamultipleNational onto a All-America. downs. Hewasvoted theOffensive Player oftheYear League by theLiberty Performer oftheWeek four times,healsoranfor 276 yards andtwo touch- (11-2) LeagueOffensive andtheNCAANational SemiFinals.TheLiberty terceptions in13 to aschool-record games,leadingtheEngineers 11 wins native alsoran333timesfor 823yards and13 touchdowns. yards pergamewhilethrowing only26interceptions. TheAlbany, N.Y., A native withRPIeven ofBaltimore, Md.,Headenhasbeenaffiliated hasextensiveCostanza experienceinaf2,includingastheheadcoach He spent2007 seasonwiththeAlbany Conquest ofaf2. Cole, theteam’sOffensive Most Valuable Player three timesduringhis As aseniorColethrew for 3,679 yards, 40touchdowns andjust 11 in- kickoff unit. Hewillalsocontinueto assistsecondary. withthe spending theprevious seven years with thedefensive his secondstint asthecoach ofthelinebackers after operations, player signingsandrecruiting, and ties withtheConquest are allday-to-day football Albany Conquest ofaf2.Amonghisresponsibili- at Rensselaer. and 87 touchdowns in32games.Heaveraged 277.1 cord, completing 671 of1,202 passesfor 8,992yards as thequarterbacks coach for Rensselaer. DanColeisinhisfourth year quarterback, starting Prior to coaching thedefensive backs, Headen Assisting for his18th season,WillHeadenisin A New native, Jersey heistheheadcoach ofthe Pete isinhissecondseasoncoaching Costanza As aplayer school Coleset passingre- nearlyevery spendingthree seasonsastheEngineers After P W ETE D Defensive Backs ILL Quarterbacks Linebackers AN C H C OSTANZA EADEN OLE 14 ning backs andrecruited in2006. coach atHudson Valley CommunityCollege,where hementored therun- College, where heearnedhisdegree. a linebacker for theTigers. Healsoplayed atHudsonValley Community level, having spenttwo seasons withCatholicCentralHighinTroy, N.Y. whohaveand hiswife, two Cheryl, grown children, reside Park. inClifton numerous commendations. as anEnsigninMay of1979. many Hehasserved andearned tours a Bachelor ofScienceinMechanical Engineering.Hewascommissioned Gate, N.J., anda1979 graduateoftheUnited Navel States Academy with that seasonandwasranked 17th nationallyintheAssociated Press. 14 years prior. 9-3 TheMidshipmen,whoalsobeatPittsburgh,finished Holiday Bowl —Navy’s bowl first gamesinceRoger ledtheteam Staubach Among themwasa23-16 winover BrighamYoung University inthe1978 to center, all12 where hestarted gamesfor theMidshipmenasasenior. basemananddesignatedhitter.a first baseballteamas management, Kingwasamemberofthenationally-ranked In additionto coaching, works Maletta for theU.S. Postal Service. playingMaletta’s days were University, atLouisianaState where hewas hasalsoworkedMaletta football asanassistant coach atthehigh school In additionto coaching, Kremer isalsoaNaval ROTC instructor. He Kremer, whowasalsoalongsnapperincollege,isnative ofOcean He andhiswife, Melissa,reside inTroy. year andtheentire year asajunior. Hethenmoved atguard duringhalfhissophomore mer started three football years ofvarsity attheAcademy. Kre- gineers. teams. will coach thelinebackers andassist withspecial as theteam’sintern.For thethird straight year, he stint asacoach for having theEngineers, alsoserved bany Conquest ofaf2.Hehasalsobeen anassistant to theheadcoachas aspecialassistant oftheAl- two seasonsassisting withfootball operationsand marily withthedefensive backs. Hespentthelast has alsocoached thedefensive backs. and widereceivers aswell astheoffensive line.He asthecoachHe previously ofthetightends served ning backs andassist withthekickoff return team. A Captain intheUnitedA Captain Navy, States heplayed Steve Kremer seasonwiththe En- isinhisfirst A 2001 graduateofRensselaer withadegree in Kevin Kingisinhisfourth seasonofhissecond A native ofCallicoon,N.Y., Polizzi willwork pri- Justin Polizzi year isinhisfirst with Rensselaer. This seasonhewillcontinueto coach therun- isinhis12thJohn Maletta year atRPI. J S J OHN USTIN K TEVE Defensive Backs Running Backs EVIN Linebackers Tight Ends M K P K ALETTA REMER OLIZZI ING WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM

Polizzi, a Sports Management major at the College of Saint Rose, also has He started coaching in 1992 as the defensive coordinator for Whitehall experience at the high school level, having worked at Sullivan West High Central School, where his unit was not scored upon in five consecutive School from 2000 to 2005. games during the 1993 season. A four-year inside linebacker and tight end under Joe King at Watervliet High School, Schoonmaker was a member of the Canoneers’ 1979 unde- CHRIS SAPP feated Colonial Council and Section 2 Class C Championship team, earning numerous honors, including All-State recognition. Wide Receivers Schoonmaker, who attended Hudson Valley Community College and Chris Sapp is in his second season as Rensselaer’s Adirondack Community College, resides in Granville, with his wife of 19 football intern. years, Dorie, and two daughters, Rachel and Renee. During his first year he helped the Engineers’ passing game average 217.9 yards per game and 16 touchdowns. A native of West Palm Beach, Fla., he came to ALVIN WASHINGTON Troy from Clemson University, where he served as the administrative as- Defensive Line sistant for football operations. He has also been the wide receivers coach Alvin Washington is in his first season with the at his alma mater, North Greenville University, a Division II school in Ti- Engineers. gerville, S.C. A native of Columbus, Ohio, Washington spent A 2005 graduate of North Greenville, Sapp was a three-year letterman the last year as a defensive lineman in the Canadian and a two-time captain for the Crusaders. Football League with the Saskatchewan Roughrid- ers and Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Coach Sapp can be reached at Prior to playing professionally, Washington was a four-year letterwinner (518) 276-6187 & [email protected]. at Boston College, where he helped the Eagles post a 35-15 record in his tenure. The top season of his 48-game career came in 2004 when he had 28 tackles, including 17 unassisted with nine for lost yards (47), five sacks (41 yards lost) and two pass breakups. Among Boston College’s wins in BOB SCHOONMAKER Washington’s stint were two victories at Notre Dame and four wins bowl Offensive Line games. He was presented with the team’s Paul Cavanaugh Award and the Bob Schoonmaker is in his fourth season with the Leadership Award. Engineers and first with the offensive line. He spent Washington, who holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, has been a high the first three seasons coaching the tight ends. school coach and a volunteer speaker to elementary school children. Schoonmaker spent eight years as the head coach at Granville Central School, where he led the team Coach Washington can be reached at to the 1995 Division Championship – its first since 1981 – and was named Coach of the Year by the Greenwich Journal Press. (518) 276-6187 & [email protected]. T HE SUPPORT PERSONNEL ‘87 Gym Staff & Football Team Equipment Managers Anthony Ortolano Head Athletic Trainer/

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15 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com selaer Trustee Nancy Muellerinhonorofherhusband,Glenn. workouts. from Itwasmadepossibleby Rens- amulti-milliondollargift Center andtheRobison Pool, allowing thestudent-athletes complete &RecreationThe MuellerCenterisconnectedto theAlumniSports •9Paramount circuit trainingstations steppers, rowers, stretching machines, andheavy bags. •11 Cybexcircuit trainingstations •40-piececardio room withtreadmills, ellipticals, bicycles, •5platforms •10 racks multi-purpose •2full-timestrength &conditioningtrainers Amongitsfeatures are: campus community. tion between asafocal programs pointfor andactivitiesserves the ofcampus. easytransi- facility Itsdesignfacilitates locatedintheheart ter, itisavibrant,active, andinnovative andwellness fitness three-story hockey.Center isthetraininghomeofEngineers A$5.7millioncen- facilities intheNortheast,One ofthefinestfitness Rensselaer’s Mueller S TRENGTH &C 16 ONDITIONING Strength &Conditioning Strength &Conditioning 11th Year atRensselaer J 1st Year atRensselaer AY Volunteer Assistant J ON B R ERNARDO OWAN WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM T HE NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 1 Brett Perron Gr. DB 6-1 200 Windham, NH/Central Catholic 68 Jasmin Ibric Jr. OL 6-4 250 New York, NY/Brooklyn Tech. 2 Brendan McGowan (C)Sr. WR 5-11 180 Mesa, AZ/Mountain View 69 Mike Bonavita Fr. DL 6-2 235 Jacksonville, FL/Bolles 3 John Tesiero (C) Sr. DB 6-0 185 Amsterdam, NY/Amsterdam 70 Peter Nilson So. P/K 6-1 160 Appleton, WI/Kimberly 4 Bob Munier Fr. RB 5-5 175 Wyckoff, NJ/Ramapo 71 Brian Jones Fr. OL 6-0 315 Syracuse, NY/Fowler 5 Nick Costa Fr. RB 5-6 175 Yonkers, NY/Iona Prep 72 James Porambo Sr. OL 6-3 300 Jim Thorpe, PA/Marian Catholic 6 Drew Utschig Sr. WR 5-11 190 Harrison, NY/Iona Prep 73 Brian Hall So. OL 6-4 250 Penn Yan, NY/Penn Yan Acad. 7 Tom Rayhill (C) Sr. LB 6-2 220 Grand Island, NY/Grand Island 74 Howie Eddy So. DL 6-2 240 Scotia, NY/Scotia-Glenville 8 David Schepperly So. DB 6-1 190 Hopewell Junction, NY/Carmel 75 Dave Dillen Sr. OL 5-10 250 Grand Island, NY/Grand Island 9 Mike Fil So. WR 5-7 165 Wynantskill, NY/Averill Park 76 Matt Augen Jr. OL 6-2 260 Bayside, NY/Stuyvesant 10 Josh Chiappone Sr. QB 5-7 170 Troy, NY/Troy 77 Erik Whiting So. DL 6-1 210 Fultonville, NY/Fonda Fultonville 11 Eren Savasli Jr. WR 6-3 195 Brooklyn, NY/Brooklyn Tech. 78 Dave Lutian Sr. OL 6-2 275 Milford, CT/Jonathan Law 12 Barry Spaulding So. RB 5-10 180 Little Falls, NY/Little Falls 79 Matt Kelley Fr. OL 6-5 360 Nashua, NH/Nashua N. 13 Sam Reynolds Fr. QB 6-3 210 Rutland, VT/Rutland 80 Dan Cody Fr. WR 6-5 200 Binghamton, NY/Binghamton 14 Jimmy Robertson (C) Jr. QB 6-1 200 Yonkers, NY/Iona Prep 81 John Engstrom Sr. P 6-1 225 Branford, CT/Notre Dame W. Haven 15 Kevin Avery Jr. TE 6-3 210 White Plains, NY/White Plains 82 Chris Graef Sr. WR 6-0 200 Bethel, CT/Bethel 16 Nick Duncan So. WR/P 6-6 210 Voorheesville, NY/Voorheesville 83 Dan Olimpio Fr. WR 6-0 185 Yonkers, NY/Iona Prep 17 Will Gottschalk So. QB 6-3 215 Calabasas, CA/Crespi Carmalite 84 Ray Davis Fr. WR 6-0 195 Worcester, MA/S. High Community 18 Mark Sangiorgi Jr. LB 6-0 195 Wyckoff, NJ/Ramapo 85 Patrick McCarthy Fr. WR 5-10 165 Strafford, NH/Spaulding 19 Brian Farrington So. WR 6-2 180 Dobbs Ferry, NY/Dobbs Ferry 86 Mike Booth So. WR 5-11 185 Stillwater, NY/Schuylerville 20 Bobby Stutz So. DB 5-9 175 Dobbs Ferry, NY/Dobbs Ferry 87 Chris Blevins So. DB 6-2 180 Hampton Bays, NY/Hampton Bays 21 Jason Neville So. DB 5-7 175 Cold Spring, NY/Haldane 88 Jason Reed Sr. TE 6-4 235 Cohoes, NY/Shaker 22 Isaac Williams Jr. RB 6-2 210 Clifton Park, NY/Shenendehowa 89 Charlie Salvo So. WR 6-0 185 Pittston Township, PA/Pittston Area 23 Kyle Blackman So. RB 5-8 180 Ft. Montgomery, NY/James I. O’Neill 90 Jerry Campbell Jr. DL 6-0 240 New Hyde Park, NY/New Hyde Park 24 Joe Albano So. DB 6-3 175 Dalton, MA/Wahconah Reg. 91 Ian Johnson Sr. DL 6-0 205 Brick, NJ/Brick Township 25 Tim Acker So. DB 5-10 180 Arlington, WA/Arlington 92 James McLaughlin Jr. DL 6-2 245 Foxboro, MA/Foxboro 26 Kevin MacCracken Sr. LB 5-10 200 Scotia, NY/Scotia-Glenville 93 Vince Scicchitano Sr. DL 6-0 285 E. N.port, NY/Harborfields 27 Jim Ambrose Jr. DB 6-1 185 Cheswick, PA/Shady Side Acad. 94 Matt Billington Fr. TE/P 6-0 210 Portsmouth, RI/Portsmouth 28 Joe Evangelista So. DB 5-9 170 Staten Island, NY/Staten Island Tech. 95 Bill McCormick So. TE 6-0 200 Warwick, NY/Warwick Valley 29 Matt Allen Jr. DB 6-0 185 Epsom, NH/Pembroke Acad. 96 Khaly Merot Jr. DL 6-1 270 New Windsor, NY/White Plains 30 Justin Hasselkus Fr. DB 5-11 165 Rochester, NY/Churchville-Chili 97 Matt Rissi So. DL 6-3 215 Scottsdale, AZ/Pinnacle 31 Anthony Casale Sr. LB 6-2 225 Troy, NY/Troy 98 Ben St. Andrews Jr. DL 6-2 200 Queensbury, NY/Queensbury 32 Luke Bartnik Fr. RB 5-8 180 E. Longmeadow, MA/E. Longmeadow 99 Randy Platter So. K 6-1 155 Fair Lawn, NJ/Fair Lawn 33 Justin Foglia So. DB 5-10 165 Watervliet, NY/Catholic Central Aric Beece Fr. OL 6-0 300 Carmel, NY/John F. Kennedy Catholic 34 Jason Sgarlata So. RB 5-10 185 Canastota, NY/Canastota Nick Bell Fr. OL 6-0 220 Cambridge, NY/Cambridge 35 Mike Giacoia Jr. RB 5-9 200 Marlboro, NY/Marlboro Kevin Carroll Fr. TE 6-0 190 Kings Park, NY/Kings Park 36 Brett Eastman Sr. LB 5-10 200 Newtown, CT/Newtown Jake Fiorino Fr. DL 5-10 225 Seabrook, NH/Winnacunnet 37 Greg Thomas Jr. FB 5-10 220 Langhorne, PA/Archbishop Wood Derek Foster Fr. DL 6-3 185 Waterford, NY/Albany Acad. 38 Jon Gagliano Fr. LB 6-0 200 W.bury, NY/WT Clarke Jake Gordon Fr. DL 6-4 210 Johnstown, NY/Johnstown 39 Paul Spera Fr. LB 5-11 210 Pleasant Valley, NY/Our Lady of Lourdes Somike Hemdricks Fr. DB 6-0 175 Bronx, NY/HS of American Studies 40 Tom Montano So. LB 6-0 220 Gloversville, NY/Gloversville Mike Kukesh Fr. DB 6-1 180 Exeter, NH/Exeter 41 Colton Hill So. TE 6-0 220 Troy, NY/Tamarac Jaime Lanier Fr. WR 6-0 160 New York, NY/Bronx HS of Science 42 Justin Heafy Jr. FB 5-10 205 Cheshire, CT/Cheshire Leon Liu Fr. RB 5-10 185 Rochester, NY/Brighton 43 Koby Greene Jr. LB 5-10 200 Granville, NY/Granville Allen Marden Fr. DB 5-11 170 Hudson, NH/Alvirne 44 Peter Rankis Jr. DB 5-10 190 Acton, MA/Acton Boxborough Evan O’Brien Fr. OL 5-10 280 Wilbraham, MA/Minnechaug Reg.

45 Stefan Schulz So. LB 6-0 215 Bradford, MA/Haverhill Chris O’Neil Fr. DB 6-1 185 Foxboro, MA/Bishop Feehan 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL 46 Nick Casale (C) Jr. DL 6-1 240 Waterford, NY/LaSalle Institute Pete Pace Fr. RB 5-11 175 Patterson, NY/Carmel 0 0

47 Kevin Greenhalge Fr. K 6-0 200 Webster, MA/Bartlett Anthony Pecora Fr. LB 5-10 195 Carmel, NY/Carmel 7

48 Dan Belber Sr. DL 5-9 215 Niskayuna, NY/Niskayuna Justin Pringle Fr. K 5-11 190 Eastampton, NJ/Rancocas Valley Reg. 49 Nick Lalumia Fr. K 6-2 175 Maywood, NJ/St. Peters Prep. Sean Sarkar Jr. LB 5-9 215 Stoneham, MA/Stoneham R 50 Eric Dinarello Fr. OL 6-1 250 Topsfield, MA/Masconomet Reg. Ryan Scott Fr. LB 5-10 215 Rhinebeck, NY/Rhinebeck E 51 T.J. Kieper Sr. DL 6-0 210 Selkirk, NY/Bishop Maginn Chris Stabler Fr. LB 5-10 210 Cochranville, PA/Oxford Area N 52 Sebastian Youngman Jr. DL 6-3 250 Lynn, MA/Boston College High Matt Thieken Fr. FB 6-1 240 St. Albans, VT/Bellows Free Acad. S S

53 Darryl Brown Fr. DL 6-4 250 Hollis, NY/Bayside Jeff Wessell Fr. RB 5-8 195 Sturbridge, MA/Framingham E

54 Colin King So. LB 6-1 220 Glenmont, NY/Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk L

55 Colin Elliott So. DL 6-0 230 E.hampton, MA/Williston N.ampton Head Coach: Joe King (Siena ’70) A

56 Dan Koerner Fr. OL 6-1 290 Kingwood, TX/Kingwood Assistant Coaches: John Barber (HVCC) – RBs E

57 Alex Kelsen Jr. DL 6-1 220 Marcellus, NY/Skaneateles Dan Cole (Rensselaer ’04) – QBs R

58 Pat Harris Fr. DL 6-0 265 Riverhead, NY/Riverhead Pete Costanza (William Paterson ’94) – DBs 59 Ed Manning Fr. OL 6-0 260 Wyckoff, NJ/Ramapo Pat DelMonaco (Albany ’00) – OC & OL F 60 Grant Sanville Sr. OL 6-1 275 W.field, VT/N. Country Will Headen (Rensselaer ’89) – LBs O 61 Ja’Mar Watson Fr. OL 6-0 255 Ellicott City, MD/Glenelg Country School Kevin King (Rensselaer ’00) – LBs O

62 Doug Ingraham Sr. DL 6-3 260 N. Tonawanda, NY/Grand Island Steve Kremer (Navy ’79) – TEs T

63 Bryan Bessen So. LB 5-10 195 Queensbury, NY/Lake George John Maletta (LSU ’87) – RBs B

64 Jon Knaust Jr. OL 6-3 240 N. Syracuse, NY/CBA Chad Martinovich (Hobart ’94) – DC & DBs A

65 Jeff Betts Fr. OL 6-6 310 Peachtree City, GA/McIntosh Justin Polizzi (Saint Rose) – DBs L

66 Jeff McCormick Fr. LB 5-11 195 E. Schodack, NY/Columbia Chris Sapp (N. Greenville ’05) – WRs L 67 Brandon Marshall Fr. OL 6-1 255 Boca Raton, FL/N. Broward Prep. Bob Schoonmaker (HVCC) – OL Al Washington (Boston College ’06) – DL as of August 29, 2007 17 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com 5Mk ici J. B 5-9 RB 200 Jr. 6-0 200 165LB 5-10 Fr. DB So. 35 Mike Giacoia Fr. 38 Jon Gagliano So. DL Derek WR 6-3 5-7 Fr. Justin Foglia 33 165Foster 185 DL Jake 5-10 So. 5-9 WR So. 6-2 9 Mike DB 170 180 Fiorino 6-1 225 225 Fil P 19 Brian 6-0 Sr. So. DL 230 Farrington 28 Joe 6-2 So. DL Evangelista 240 81 John Engstrom 5-10 LB Sr. 55 Colin 200 Elliott So. 74 Howie P/WR 6-1 Eddy Fr.OL 250 6-6 Sr.OL 210 5-1036 Brett Fr. 6-0 WR 270 Eastman 195 16 Nick Duncan 50 Eric Fr.Dinarello Fr.6-5 WR 200 RB 75 Dave 5-6 240 Dillen 6-1 175 84 Ray DL Davis Jr. 5 Nick 5-7 Sr. QB 170 Costa 80 Dan Cody 10 Josh 6-2 LB Sr. Chiappone Nick Casale(C) 225 46 6-0 DL 240 Jr. 31 Anthony Fr. 6-4 DL Fr.250 Casale TE Kevin So. WR 5-11 6-0 185 90 Jerry Carroll Campbell 190 6-2 DL Fr.235 53 Darryl Brown 6-2 So. DB 180 86 Mike Booth 6-6 5-8 310 Fr.OL So. 69 Mike180 RB Bonavita 87 Chris Fr. Blevins TE/P 6-0 21023 Kyle 5-10 LB So. Blackman 195 94 Matt Billington 5-9 Fr.215DL Sr. 65 Jeff Betts OL 63 Bryan 6-0 Bessen Nick 5-8 Fr. 220 180RB Fr. 6-3 210 TE Jr. 48 Dan OL Bell Belber 6-0 6-2 OL Jr. Aric 260 300 32 Luke 6-1 Beece 6-0 DB Jr. DB 185Bartnik 185 Jr. Wt. Ht. 15 Kevin Pos. Yr. Avery 6-3 So. DB 17576 Matt Augen So. DB 5-10 27 Jim 180 Ambrose 29 Matt Allen 24 Joe Albano 25 Tim Acker No. Name edik,SNK ...... sin-NEE-keyHemdricks, SENIKE ...... HEAFY, Justin...... HE-fee HASS-el-kuss HASSELKUS, Justin ...... GREENHALGE, Kevin ...... green-HELGE GRAEF, Chris...... GRAPH GIACOIA, gee-a-COY-ah Mike ...... GAGLIANO, Jon ...... gag-LEE-ah-no Justin FOGLIA, ...... foge-LEE-a FIORINO, Jake ...... fee-or-ENO EVANGELISTA, Joe ...... EEVAN-jah-lease-ta DINARELLO, Eric ...... din-ah-RELL-o CHIAPPONE, Josh ...... sha-PONE CASALE, Nick ...... ca-SAL CASALE, Anthony ...... ca-SAL BONAVITA, Mike ...... bone-ah-VEE-ta AH-gen AUGEN, Matt ...... AVERY, Kevin ...... AYV-ree ALBANO, Joe ...... al-BAY-no ACKER, Tim ...... ACHE-er T HE 0PtrNlo S. 6-1 160 P So. Fr. So. 5-7 DB 175 Evan OL Fr. 5-10 70 Peter RB O’Brien Nilson 5-5 6-0 6-1 220 LB DL So. 270 21 Jr. Jason 175 280 Neville 4 Bob Munier 40 Tom Montano 6-2 DL 245 96 Khaly Jr. 180 5-11Merot WR 92 James Sr. Brendan McGowan5-11 (C) LB Fr. McLaughlin 195 2 6-0 200 So.TE 66 Jeff McCormick Fr. WR 95 Bill 5-10 McCormick 165 85 Patrick 6-0 6-1 Fr. Fr. OL OL 260 255 McCarthy 67 Brandon Fr. Marshall 6-2 Allen Sr.OL 275 DB 5-1159 Ed Marden Sr.DB 5-10 Manning Fr. 200 26 Kevin 170 MacCracken RB 6-2 17578 Dave K 5-10 Lutian Fr. Fr. Leon 185 WR Jaime 6-1 Liu Fr. 6-3 OL 290 OL 240 Jr.6-0 49 Nick Fr. Lanier Lalumia 6-1 160 220 LB So. DB Mike 6-1 6-0 Sr. DL 21056 Dan Kukesh Koerner 180 6-1 DL Jr. 220 64 Jon Knaust 6-5 Fr.OL 360 54 Colin King 51 T.J. 6-0 Sr. DL 205 Kieper 6-0 Fr.57 OL Alex 315 Kelsen 79 Matt Kelley 6-4 OL 250 Jr. 91 6-3 Ian DL Sr.260 Johnson 71 6-0 Brian So. TE 220 Jones 62 Doug Ingraham 5-10 FB Jr. 68 Jasmin 205 Ibric 41 Colton 6-0 DL Fr.265 Hill Somike Fr.DB 5-11 6-4 So. OL 250 165 Fr. 42 Justin Hemdricks Heafy DB 30 Justin Hasselkus 6-0 58 Pat 5-10 LB Jr. 6-0 Harris 175200 Wt. 200 Ht. K Sr. 73 Brian 6-0 WR Pos. Fr. 200 Yr. Hall 47 Kevin Greenhalge 43 Koby Greene So. 6-3 QB 215 82 Chris Graef Fr. 17 Will Gottschalk DL Jake 6-4 No. Name Gordon 210 SANGIORGI, Mark ...... san-jor-GEE RISSI, Matt ...... REE-see pah-RAMBO PORAMBO, James ...... PERRON, Brett ...... PAIR-in peh-CORA AnthonyPECORA, ...... OLIMPIO, Dan ...... OH-lim-pee-oh NEVILLE, Jason ...... NEV-ill MUNIER, Bob moon-YER ...... MEROT, KHALY KI-lee ...... MER-oh, mc-lauph-LIN McLAUGHLIN, James ...... lu-SHIN LUTIAN, Dave ...... LOU LIU, Leon...... LALUMIA, Nick la-LUM-ee-ah ...... KUKESH, Mike ...... KOOK-ish KNAUST, NOWST Jon ...... KIEPER, T.J...... KI-per KOERNER, Dan ...... KER-ner INGRAHAM, Doug ...... ING-rom IBRIC, JASMIN YAZ-min IB-brick, ...... A P LPHABETICAL RONUNCIATIONS 18 R OSTER 2IacWlim J. B 6-2 210 RB Jr. 6-1 So. 6-3 DL 210 DL 250 Jr. 52 Sebastian Youngman 22 Isaac Williams Fr. 77 Erik 6-0 Fr. OL RB 255 Whiting 5-8 Jeff Sr. 5-10 FB 185 Jr. 6-0 220 WR 195 61 Ja’Mar Wessell DB 5-11 Watson Sr. 6 Drew 190 200 5-9 Utschig Fr. 6-2 DB 175 37 Greg Fr. Thomas DL FB Matt Jr. JohnTesiero (C) 6-1 3 Thieken 5-11LB Fr. 240 210 20 Bobby Stutz BenSt.Andrews 98 Fr. LB Chris So. RB 5-10 5-10 So. RB 5-10 180 39 Paul 185 Stabler Spera 210 15 Barry 6-0 215Spaulding LB So. 6-0 DL Sr.285 34 Jason Sgarlata 93 Vince Scicchitano 45 Stefan Jr. WR 6-3 Fr. Schulz195 So. 8 David LB DB 6-1 5-10 Schepperly Ryan190 Jr. 6-1 Sr.OL 275 11215 Eren LB Scott Savasli 5-9 6-0 Sean LB 195 Jr. So. 6-0 WR 215185 60 Grant Sarkar 200 6-3 Sanville So. DL 6-1 215 18 Mark QB Sangiorgi Jr. 89 Charlie 220 6-4 Salvo 6-2 Jimmy (C) Robertson 235 TE Sr. 6-3 Fr. QB 210 14190 5-10 LB DB Sr. Jr. 97 Matt Rissi 13 Sam Reynolds 155 6-1 88 Jason Tom Rayhill (C) Reed K 7 So. Peter Rankis 6-3 44 Sr. Fr.OL 300 K Justin 5-11 72 James Gr. Pringle Porambo 190 DB Wt. Ht. RandyPlatter 6-1 99 Pos. Yr. 200 Fr. 1 Brett RB Perron Fr. Anthony 5-11 Fr. 6-0 WR 185LB Fr. Pete Pecora 5-10 175 DB Chris Pace 6-1 195 83 Dan O’Neil Olimpio 185 No. Name WHITING, Erik ...... WHITE-ing Drew UTSCHIG, ...... ut-SCHIG THIEKEN, Matt ...... THEE-ken TESIERO, John ...... tess-A-row SPARE-ah PaulSPERA, ...... SGARLATA, Jason ...... scar-LOT-a SCICCHITANO, Vince ...... schick-i-TAN-o SAVASLI, EREN sah-VAH-see, AIR-en ...... SARKAR, Sean ...... sahr-CAR and ontheInternet atwww.wrpi.org. A student station, WRPI, 91.5student station, FM, ll football gamesare broadcast LIVE onRensselaer’s as ofAugust 29,2007 WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM P LAYERS TO WATCH stops for three total … Broke up one pass … Had an assisted tackle and a TIM ACKER pass breakup in season opening win over Endicott (9/10) … Registered a Sophomore • Defensive Back solo tackle in Shot Glass Trophy Game win at Coast Guard (10/1) … Lib- erty League All-Ac- 5-10 • 180 • #25 ademic ... 2004: Arlington, Wash. Started on junior Arlington varsity … High School: Started on 2006: Played in nine games, including four as a varsity football for starter … Had 34 tackles, including 18 unassisted three seasons … and one for lost yards (4) … Had one interception with 40 return yards Played center and … Recovered one fumble and broke up four passes … Had one kickoff linebacker … Played return for 13 yards … Recorded five tackles, including three unassisted, varsity lacrosse for in win over Becker (9/30) ... Made seven tackles, including three solos, two seasons … Cap- recovered a fumble, and broke up two passes in Transit Trophy Game win tain of the football over WPI — his first collegiate start (10/28) ... Liberty League Rookie of team in his senior the Week following performance against the Engineers (10/30) … Made campaign … 2004 season-high nine tackles, including season-best six unassisted and one for Football Scholar- a loss of four yards, and had a pass breakup at Rochester (11/4) ... Team’s Athlete Award Rookie of the Year ... High School: Played football and track … Captained … All-Suburban football for two seasons … 4A Associated Press All-State as a wide receiver Council First Team and defensive back … Played in East vs. West All-State Game … Snohom- center in 2002 and ish County Hall of Fame … Team played in state quarterfinals once … 2003 … All-Sub- Team was Wesco North League Co-Champions once … Valedictorian ... urban Council Personal: Management major … Dean’s List ... Son of Bev and Tim Acker Second Team linebacker in 2002 ... All-Suburban Council First Team ... Last named is pronounced ACHE-er. linebacker in 2003 … Team won Gold Division once ... Student-Athlete Award ... Personal: Aeronautical Engineering major ... Dean’s List ... Son JOE ALBANO of Jennifer Kaczor and Bob Belber. Sophomore • Defensive Back 6-3 • 175 • #24 KYLE BLACKMAN Dalton, Mass. Sophomore • Running Back Wahconah Regional 5-8 • 180 • #23 2006: Played in three varsity games … Had three Ft. Montgomery, N.Y. tackles — all assisted … Made two stops in Dutch- James I. O’Neill man Shoes Trophy Game win over Union (11/11) ... Started on the junior 2006: Started on the junior varsity ... High School: varsity ... High School: Played varsity football and basketball for three Varsity starter in football, lacrosse (defense) and seasons each and baseball for four … Captained all three teams for one hockey (defense) for three seasons … Captained football for two seasons season … All-Berkshire in football in 2005 … Won team’s Vernon Rocky and lacrosse for one … Football Offensive Most Valuable Player in 2005 Campbell Award in 2005 … 2005 National Football Foundation & Col- and 2006 … All-Section in 2006 … All-State Class B Third Team … La- lege Hall of Fame All-Scholastic Team … Played in 2006 Shriner’s Senior 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL crosse team’s Most Valuable Player in 2006 … All-Section First Team in All-Star Game … Team won Berkshire County Championship in 2002, 0

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2006: Played in five games, including one as a start- junior varsity ... 2005: Played on the junior varsity ... High School: Two- T er … Had four tackles, including one solo stop … year starter in varsity football ... Three-year varsity performer, including B Forced one fumble and recovered one fumble ... Had two assisted stops at two as a starter, in baseball (third base) ... Captained both teams for one A St. Lawrence (10/7) ... Made a solo tackle, forced a fumble and recovered year ... 2005 Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... NFL Alumni Award in 2005 ... L a fumble in ECAC Championship Game win at Cortland (11/18) ... 2005: National Honor Society ... Ackerly Math Award ... Personal: Civil Engi- L Played in six games, all in reserve … Had a solo tackle and two assisted neering major ... Dean’s List ... Son of Antoinette and Jerry Campbell. 19 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com Captained the football and lacrosse teams ... All-Big 10 First Team 10 line- First ...All-Big teams lacrosse and football the Captained (defense) ... lacrosse of varsity years four (shot ...Played put) for one year track in participated and for aseason (forward) basketball ...Played backer Kathy and Mack Casale ... Last name is pronounced ca-SAL. ca-SAL. pronounced is name ...Last Casale Mack and Kathy ... Honor Society …National Championship Section won 2002 team …Basketball senior a as Team First quarterback …All-Conference for one season team the …Captained astarter as three including for seasons, four football Played selaer: in ECAC Championship Game win stops (10/21) at Marine assisted atMerchant Cortland two win in solos, ...Registered (11/18) ... two including tackles, ...Hadthree yards for ten one kick ...Returned ed semester ... semester (11/19) … Fisher John atSt. win Game Bowl ECAC Northwest (9 in yards), sacks two and asolo including tackles, (10/29) five aseason-high …Recorded Transit atWPI Trophy in win Game tackles (9/24) assisted two … Made (9/10) (1 Endicott solo) over atHobart tackles win …Hadthree opening 11-yard season an in sack …Registered atfullback action …Saw games three in two-or-more and games nine in one tackle …Hadatleast fumble one …Forced (20 yards) sacks three and four unassisted including tackles, Team 1First … All-District demic Aca- Magazine the …ESPN All-Academic (10/28) League WPI ... 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Started all ten games …Had43 games ten all Started Troy C C ASALE ASALE High School: Before Rens- 20 sha-PONE. pronounced is name of …Last Technology Institute SUNY attends Sam, brother, and graduate Rensselaer a2006 is Jessica, …Sister, Institute at the ateacher and of Rensselaer agraduate is …Father, Sam, Chiappone Sam … Society Honor …Top …Honor …National Honor Roll final 40 Graduate section in played and title …Team won league 2Scholar-Athlete Team …Section 2005: Total: 9 vs. WPI (10/28/06) • TFL: 2Twice • WPI(10/28/06)A: 7vs. • Total: WPI(10/28/06) 9vs. 0 UA: 5atUSMMA(10/21/06) 0 0 0 1 22 0 6.0 20 43 3.0 23 16 20 12 2006 10 4 2005 10 Total A TFL FR YearPD Yds GP FF UA NICK CASALE’S CAREER STATISTICS &GAME-HIGHS ca-SAL.. pronounced is name ... Last defense on Rensselaer’s lacrosse team ... All-Liberty League Second ...Plays Team 2006 in team for RPI’s goal lacrosse in started Gianna, ... Sister, Engineers for the football played of Rensselaer, graduate a2004 Anthony, Tony ...Brother, and Anne Casale ofMary ...Son ...Dean’smajor List ... Honor Society of National ...President finals semi- state to advanced and title ...Team asenior won sectional as lacrosse Foundation Scholar-Athlete Football ...National asenior Team as center First All-Area and backer Award in 2004 ... All-Area Second Team in If you cannot make itto ‘86Fieldfor homegame, anEngineers’ you cancatch the game LIVEontheInternet onapay-per-view oa 0 4 5 9 . 4 0 0 1 0 42 9.0 59 35 24 Total 20 Played in four games, all as a reserve … Completed 1 of 6 passes for 1of 6passes …Completed areserve as all games, four in Played basis. Visitwww.rpiathletics.com for more information. WATCH RPIHOME GAMESLIVE Personal: Management major … Dean’s List … Son of Kellie and and …Dean’s of major Kellie …Son List Management pass attempt, which came against Becker (9/30) Becker ... against came which attempt, pass 2006: Played in one game ... Did not complete only only not complete ...Did one game in Played J OSH Senior •Quarterback 5-7 •170 •#10 C Troy, N.Y. Troy HIAPPONE Personal: Area Second All- … Team 10Big First senior … All- a as team the … Captained astarter as including one football, sity of var- years two Played High School: … JV on the 2004: (11/5)ester ... Roch- (10/22), Marine chant (10/8) ...Mer- Lawrence St. (9/17),Utica against action …Saw tion an intercep- 21 with yards Management Started Started

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league title … High Honors … Jeff Clark Scholarship ... Personal: Manage- DAVE DILLEN ment major … Dean’s List ... Son of Karen and Darrell Duncan ... Uncle Senior • Offensive Line played football at St. John Fisher from 1988-92. 5-10 • 250 • #75 Grand Island, N.Y. BRETT EASTMAN Grand Island Senior • Linebacker 2006: Played in three games ... Started one game 5-10 • 200 • #36 ... Recorded seven stones … Team averaged 31.3 Newtown, Conn. points and 358.7 yards per game, including 140.8 yards rushing and 217.9 Newtown passing ... Team allowed just 16 sacks ... Team rushed for at least 100 yards in six games, including three with over 200 ... Team rushed for a touch- 2006: Started on the junior varsity ... 2005: Played down in nine games, includ- on the junior varsity ... 2004: Played on the junior ing four with more than one varsity ... High School: Played four years of football, including two years ... Team passed for at least as a starter ... Member of varsity track for three years (hurdles) ... All-Con- 200 yards seven times and ference defensive back as a senior ... Fairfield County Scholar-Athlete as a 300 yards once ... Team had senior ... Ranked tenth in class of 350 ... Various scholarships, including at least one touchdown pass Rensselaer Medal ... Personal: Materials Engineering major ... Dean’s List in eight games, including six ... Son of Joan Lathrop and Kurt Eastman ... Father, Kurt ‘77, played foot- with more than one ... Team ball at Rensselaer ... Grandmother attended Rensselaer. led Liberty League in scoring offense, first downs (185), red zone offense (88.6%) JOHN ENGSTROM and third down conversions Senior • Punter (42.4%) ... Team ranked 25th 6-1 • 225 • #81 in the nation in scoring offense ... Liberty League All- Branford, Conn. Academic ... 2005: Played in Notre Dame West Haven two games … Team rushed 2006: Played in seven games … Punted 21 times for for 100 yards or more in 672 yards … Averaged 32.0 yards per punt … Had a all ten games and over 150 long of 44 yards … Put two punts inside the 20 yard line and five were fair yards six times … Team caught … 2005: Played on the junior varsity ... High School: Played goal- ranked 39th in the nation in keeper in soccer … Captained soccer team for one season … All-League ... passing offense (247.5 yards Set five school records and three state records ... Olympic Development per game) and 31st in total Program ... Team played in Portugal, Ireland and Belice ... Ran track for offense (429.1 yards per game) … Liberty League All-Academic … Offense three years (hurdles) ... Honors student ... Personal: Industrial and Man- ran for a season-high 324 yards and four touchdowns on 43 carries and agement Engineering major … Dean’s List ... Son of Jayne and Al Eng- had 141 passing yards with a touchdown against Endicott (9/10) … Team strom ... Father played football at UConn. completed a season-best 28 passes for a season-high 394 yards and season- best five touchdowns with 145 rushing yards and two touchdowns for 701 all purpose yards against Hobart (9/24) … Engineers tallied 329 yards and MIKE FIL three touchdown passes and 223 rushing yards and one touchdown run Sophomore • Wide Receiver in a 31-15 Transit Trophy Game victory at WPI (10/30) … 2004: Started on the junior varsity … High School: Started on varsity football for four 5-7 • 165 • #9 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL seasons … All-League … Team won 2003 Section Championship ... Partici- Wynantskill, N.Y. 0 0 pated in track ... Personal: Electrical Engineering major ... Dean’s List ... Averill Park 7

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Gottschalk. of Pat Bill and … All-Academic League Del-Rey ...Two-time track in runner-up state …Three-year Championships State two and Championships League Del-Rey won three team … Football for one season ...Captain football in for one year …Starter seasons three sity ... sity gee-a-COY-ah. pronounced is name ...Last team baseball on Rensselaer’s ...Outfielder Giacoia Michael and Marie of Ann jor ...Son … baseball in Team centerfielder BFirst Class …All-State back Team BFirst running Class …All-State for one season player and baseball football both … Captained baseball varsity Three-year … back atrunning years two endand atdefensive year …One football in (10/22) Marine Merchant over win in … of 16, along including for 24 (10/8) yards, Lawrence carries …Hadsix St. over win in (9/17) Utica over carries 14 on three yards …Registered win –in season-bests –all 25-yarder for 41 including times yards, seven (9/10 game …Rushed collegiate Endicott) vs. first in receiving 15 yards and rushing yards …Hadnine for 15yards one …Caught long pass yard per catch and 18.5 yards per game … Recorded four catches for 26 yards for 26yards four catches …Recorded game per 18.5 and yards catch per High School: Played football and ran track (sprinter, hurdles) for hurdles) (sprinter, track ran and football Played against Becker (9/30) ... Started on the junior var- junior on the (9/30) Becker ...Started against 2006: a25- including yards, for 21 90 … Rushed times 2006: with 21 catches for 185 yards … Averaged 8.8 yards yards 8.8 21 for …Averaged 185with catches yards 2006: Personal: W Sophomore •Quarterback Played in one varsity game ... Saw action action ...Saw game one varsity in Played Started all ten games … Fourth on the team team on the …Fourth games ten all Started Did not play ... not play Did Senior •WideReceiver Junior •Running Back M ILL C Undeclared major ... Dean’s List ... Son ...Son ...Dean’s List major Undeclared Crespi Carmalite 5-9 •200#35 6-0 •200#82 Calabasas, Calif. 6-2 •210 •#17 Marlboro, N.Y. IKE HRIS Bethel, Conn. G All-Academic … All-Academic (9/23) League Hobart … Liberty five passes for 35 yards against (9/16)Utica season-high …Caught 21-yarder, at season-long including 57 yards, for aseason-high catches (9/9)at Endicott four ...Made Had four catches for season-high for season-high catches Had four (9/10) Endicott … against opener including a 16-yarder, in season for 25yards, catches two Recorded ... games three in catches two least …Hadat long a48-yard including for 144Caught 11 yards, passes … due injury to games four final the …Missed games six first the Marlboro High School: Bethel G OTTSCHALK 2005: Personal: G IACOIA Played in all ten games games ten all in Played RAEF Three-year starter Management ma- 2005: Started Started 22 Dean’s List ... Son of Nancy and Vincent Greene. Vincent and ofDean’s Nancy ...Son List ...... Salutatorian Award Coaches and Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete ... Participated in Senior Game ... 2001 Foundation Football National ...2004 defense and Team onFirst offense ...All-League captain ...Two-year astarter as three including football, … varsity junior on the Started Trophy Shoes at Union (11/12) Game Dutchman in tackle … assisted an tion Scholar-Athlete … Scholar-Athlete tion Founda- Football …National Honor Society …National starting including player, (midfield) lacrosse …Four-year asenior as rushing in team the ing lead- for one back season, running …Starting for years four football varsity (10/28) WPI over win ...... Registered a solo tackle and an assisted stop in Transit Trophy Game yard touchdown against Merchant Marine (10/22) Marine Merchant … against touchdown yard 2005: 20 0 1 8 88 21 0 48 8.8 0 185 21 13.1 144 10 2006 11 6 2005 CHRIS GRAEF’SCAREER STATISTICS &GAME-HIGHS is pronounced GRAPH. name ...Last Graef Robert and of ...Dean’sment Joann major ...Son List … Award Science and Math Force …Air year senior his tennis …Captained seasons for two tennis in singles …Second back … varsity junior on the quarterback Played … All-Academic (10/29)Trophy atWPI League win Game …Liberty four passes for 51 yards before suffering a season-ending injury in Transit (10/8) Lawrence St. over …Caught win in a48-yarder, including 71 yards, Dean’s List ... Son of Ann and John Hall. John and Dean’s of Ann ...Son List Trophy …Coaches ... Scholar-Athlete …U.S. Army track and football both in Award …Hewit athlete Scholar ...Three-time shot discus put and …Threw years four all &field track in School: Played in all ten games … Rushed once and caught one pass, athree- one pass, caught and once …Rushed games ten all in Played Played football all four years ... Started one year ... Participated oa 6 2 2 1. 0 48 0 10.3 329 32 Total 16 Year GP Rec. Yards Avg. LP TD cluding three solo stops … Played on special teams teams on special …Played stops solo three cluding 2006: yards on two carries — all against Becker (9/30) Becker … against —all carries on two yards 2006: ... starter (9/30)Becker varsity ...Junior 2006: Record Journal 2005: Sophomore •Offensive Line Played in all ten games … Had six tackles, in- tackles, …Hadsix games ten all in Played Played in seven games … Rushed for four …Rushed games seven in Played up against lining game, one varsity in Played Junior •Running Back Played in three varsity games … Recorded …Recorded games varsity three in Played K J Junior •Linebacker High School: Penn Yan Academy B USTIN 5-10 •200#43 5-10 •205•#42 Cheshire, Conn. Personal: 6-4 •250•#73 OBY Penn Yan, N.Y. Granville, N.Y. and RIAN Personal: Granville Cheshire New Haven Register Haven New High School: G Civil Engineering major ... major Engineering Civil Played five years of varsity H H Engineering major ... major Engineering REENE High School: EAFY Personal: ALL Varsity quarter- Varsity Scholar-Ath- Manage- Played Played 2004: High WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM lete … Personal: Biomedical Engineering major ... Dean’s List ... Son of Liberty League in scoring defense (18.9 points allowed per game) and total Barbara and Matthew Heafy ... Last name is pronounced HE-fee. defense (429.1 yards allowed per game) ... Recorded five tackles, all unassisted, including two for lost yards (2) and a one-yard sack, in Shot Glass Trophy Game win at Coast Guard (10/1) … Had a 15-yard sack in win over COLTON HILL St. Lawrence (10/8) … Registered four tackles, including 1.5 for lost yards Sophomore • Tight End (6) and a sack, in Liberty League win over Merchant Marine (10/22) … Made a career-high 11 tackles, including five solos and one for a three-yard 6-0 •220 • #41 sack, with a pass breakup in win over Rochester (11/5) … 2004: Played in Troy, N.Y. six games on the offensive line, all as a starter … Missed three games due Tamarac to injury … Team rushed for 100 yards or more in five games and over 150 yards four times … Quarterbacks threw for over 300 yards three times 2006: Played in one varsity game as a running back and over 400 yards twice … Team ranked 22nd in the nation in passing … Ran for six yards on four carries against Becker offense (266.7 yards per game) and 37th in total offense (409.7 yards per (9/30) … Played on the junior varsity … High School: Played football for game) … Played on spe- three seasons and baseball for two … Played basketball ... Captained all cial teams … Offensive three teams … Football team’s Most Valuable Player ... All-Class D First line assisted team in Team in football … Senior All-Star … National Football Foundation Schol- completing 32 passes ar-Athlete … National Honor Society Vice President … Times Union Scholar for school-record 501 Athlete ... Personal: Engineering major … Dean’s List ... Son of Kathleen yards and four touch- Looney and Michael Hill ... Uncle, Mark Miller, attended Rensselaer. downs along with 88 rushing yards and another two touchdowns JASMIN IBRIC for a season-high six Junior • Offensive Line touchdowns and 677 6-4 •250 • #68 all purpose yards in 42- New York, N.Y. 7 win at Endicott (9/11) … Offense ran for sea- Brooklyn Tech. son-high 333 yards and 2006: Played in three games, including one as a three touchdowns in starter ... Recorded two knockdowns, ten stones addition to 160 passing and four drives … Team averaged 31.3 points and 358.7 yards per game, yards and one touch- including 140.8 yards rushing and 217.9 passing ... Team allowed just 16 down in 28-17 win vs. sacks ... Team rushed for at least 100 yards in six games, including three Coast Guard for the with over 200 ... Team rushed for a touchdown in nine games, includ- Shot Glass Trophy ing four with more than one ... Team passed for at least 200 yards seven (10/2) … D3Football. times and 300 yards once ... Team had at least one touchdown pass in com Offensive Line of eight games, including six with more than one ... Team led Liberty League the Week (10/4) follow- in scoring offense, first downs (185), red zone offense (88.6%) and third ing their performance down conversions (42.4%) ... Team ranked 25th in the nation in scoring against the Bears … offense ... 2005: Played on the junior varsity ... High School: Two-year var- Engineers tallied four sity performer in football, including one as a starter ... Named team’s Best touchdown passes and 414 yards with 69 rushing yards and one touch- Lineman in 2005 ... All-City and All-Borough as a senior ... All-Academic down in a 35-33 Transit Trophy Game victory over WPI (10/30) … High in 2005 ... Personal: Management major ... Dean’s List ... Son of Sabrija School: Three years of varsity football at defensive end, tackle and guard and Skender Ibric ... First name is pronounced YAZ-min ... Last name is … Captain as a junior and senior ... All-League … All-Western New York … All-State Second Team … Western New York Lineman of the Year … Team 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL pronounced IB-rick. 0

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Liberty League League ...Liberty games varsity two in Played Played in four varsity games … Had three …Hadthree games four varsity in Played …Hadone tackle games varsity two in Played Senior •Defensive Line Senior •Defensive Line Junior •Defensive Line A I C 5-11 •225#54 T.J. K AN 6-1 •220#57 6-0 •205#91 Glenmont, N.Y. 6-0 •210 •#51 Brick Township High School: Bishop Maginn Marcellus, N.Y. LEX High School: OLIN Selkirk, N.Y.Selkirk, Personal: Personal: Skaneateles Brick, N.J.Brick, Personal: J Ravena OHNSON K High School: Mechanical Engineering Engineering Mechanical Mechanical Engineering Engineering Mechanical K IEPER Participated in football, football, in Participated Chemical Engineering Engineering Chemical ELSEN Played varsity football football varsity Played ING Played three three Played High 24 Rensselaer graduate, played on the RPI baseball team. baseball RPI on the played graduate, Rensselaer ... Athlete ship ... Team won 2005 Reinfert Division … ... 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Wendy’s High School Heisman nominee ... School’s Student-Athlete of with 559 … Pulled in three touchdowns … Averaged 11.0 yards per catch the Year in 2004 ... Capital District Zone Leadership Award ... Scholar and 62.1 yards per game … Third in Liberty League in receptions per game Recognition Program in 2004 ... Capital District Leadership in Physical (5.7) … Ranked 50th in the nation in receptions per game … Caught a Education ... Personal: Mechanical Engineering major ... Dean’s List ... season-high 11 passes for 152 yards and one touchdown in first collegiate Son of Mary Ann and Thomas MacCracken. game, a win at Endicott (9/11) … Named Liberty League Rookie of the Week after his performance against the Gulls (9/13) … Posted 118 receiving yards on eight catches with one touchdown in win at Merchant Marine BRENDAN MCGOWAN (10/23) … Liberty League Rookie of the Week following his performance Senior • Wide Receiver against the Mariners (10/25) … Grabbed seven passes for 69 yards and a touchdown in Transit Trophy Game win over WPI (10/30) … Liberty 5-11 • 180 • #2 League Rookie of the Week following his performance against the Engi- Mesa, Ariz. neers (11/1) … Caught six passes for 82 yards and completed one pass for Mountain View 21 yards in win at Rochester (11/6) … Three-time Liberty League Rookie of the Week (9/13, 10/25 & 11/1) … All-Liberty League Honorable Men- CAPTAIN ... Holder for field goals and PATs ... tion … Team’s Rookie of the Year … High School: Two-year varsity starter 2006: Started all ten games … First on the team at wide receiver and free safety … Captained the team as a senior … 5A All- with 61 catches and 767 yards … Had five touchdown receptions … Aver- State wide receiver, All-East Valley Region First Team defensive back and aged 12.6 yards per catch and 76.7 yards per game … Totaled 14 rushing Second Team wide receiver in 2003 … All-East Valley Region Honorable yards and a touchdown on four carries … Third on the team in all purpose Mention wide receiver in 2002 … Second in school history in career touch- yards with 78.1 per game … Second in Liberty League in receptions, re- down receptions (17) … Team won 2002 5A State Championship and was ceptions per game (6.1), and runner-up in 2003 … Played two years of varsity basketball, including one receiving yards ... Third in as the starting point guard … Captained the team as a senior … Team MVP receiving yards per game in 2003-04 … Participated in track as a sprinter and on relays for two years and fourth in touchdown … Member of the school record 4x400 meter relay team … Anchored third catches ... Ranked 26th place state meet 4x400 meter relay team in 2004 and the 5A state runner- nationally in receptions up 4x400 meter relay team in 2003 … Team won 5A State Championship per game, 47th in receiving in 2003 and 2004 … All three teams won East Valley Region Champion- yards per game and 50th in ship in 2002-03 and 2003-04 … Two-time Arizona Interscholastic Associa- receiving yards ... Caught tion Scholar-Athlete Award in all three sports … Personal: Management ten passes for 102 yards in major … Dean’s List … Son of Peni and Denis McGowan. season opener at Endicott (9/9) ... Had four catches BRENDAN McGOWAN’S CAREER STATISTICS & GAME-HIGHS for 57 yards and a touch- Year GP Rec. Yards Avg. TD LP down and ran for 13 yards 2004 9 51 559 11.0 3 39 and a touchdown against 2005 10 66 799 12.1 9 78 Becker (9/30) ... Made six 2006 10 61 767 12.6 5 56 catches for 59 yards and a Total 29 178 2125 11.9 17 78 touchdown at Merchant Marine (10/21) ... Season- Rec: 13 vs. Union (11/11/06) high 13 receptions for 109 Yards: 152 at Endicott (9/11/04) yards and one touchdown TDs: 3 vs. USMMA (10/22/05) • LP: 78 at WPI (10/29/05) in Dutchman Shoes Tro- phy Game win over Union (11/11) … Gained 148 yards, JAMES MCLAUGHLIN including a season-long 56- 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL yarder, on six receptions in Junior • Defensive Line 0 0

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... Had eight receptions for 104 yards at Hobart (9/24) … Caught a season- sacks (16 yards), at St. Lawrence (10/7) ... Had five tackles, including a solo F high 11 passes for 143 yards and three touchdowns in a win over Merchant and a six-yard sack, at Merchant Marine (10/21) ... Registered seven tack- O Marine (10/22) ... Grabbed five passes for a season-high 144 yards and two les, all solos, with two sacks (9 yards) and three tackles for lost yards (11) at O touchdowns in the Transit Trophy Game win at WPI (10/29) ... Made eight Rochester (11/4) ... All-Liberty League Honorable Mention ... 2005: Had a T catches for 100 yards in Dutchman Shoes Trophy Game at Union (11/12) solo tackle on the varsity ... Started on the junior varsity ... High School: B … Caught seven passes for 57 yards and one touchdown in the ECAC Two-year starter on varsity football ... Defensive Line Award ... All-League A

Northwest Bowl win at St. John Fisher (11/19) ... All-Liberty League First ... Sun-Chronicle All-Star ... Started on varsity basketball for two seasons ... L Team ... Team’s Offensive Most Improved Player ... 2004: Started all nine Captained both teams for one year each ... Honor Roll ... Personal: Civil L games … Second on the team with 51 catches and third in receiving yards Engineering major ... Dean’s List ... Son of Lynne and John McLaughlin. 25 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com High School Students Among Honor ...Who’s Roll Who ...Honor ...National Roll 2004-05 ... in title league and Tournament 2002-03 in Jefferson ... Team won Harry selection Classic Hoops Golden ...2005 Award ...Coaches asenior as tion Honorable Men- All-Section and ...All-League acaptain one as including basketball, of varsity years ...Four 2004 and 2003 in Championship Bowl Turkey and 2003 in championship ...Team Award won league Coaches ... ajunior as Mention Honorable ...All-League asenior as Lineman Best ...Voted asenior team’s as All-Section and ...All-League acaptain one as (11/5)Rochester ... against avictory in sack, afour-yard including tackles, three season-high (10/8) Lawrence St. over a ...Made win League aLiberty in sack five-yard a ...Posted break-up apass and (9 yards) (9), sacks yards for two lost two including stops, total for nine tackles assisted six and solo three corded Total: 5 at USMMA (10/21/06) • TFL: 1Three times • A: 2Five times • Total: 5atUSMMA(10/21/06) 1 1 UA: 4atUSMMA(10/21/06) 1 2 1.0 19 10 9 2006 10 Total 2005 A 9 TFL 2.0 FR YearPD 1 Yds 6 GP FF 9 UA 0 8 3 KHALY MEROT’S CAREER STATISTICS &GAME-HIGHS MER-oh. pronounced is name ...Last KI-lee pronounced is name ...First mentor ...S.T.A.R.S. Merot peer Joseph and of Clotude Son chant Marine (10/21) Marine chant ... atMer- win in fumble aforced with unassisted, four including tackles, five (9/30) Becker season-high ...Made against breakup solo) apass and (1 (9/23) tackles Hobart (2), two ...Recorded one yards for against lost and one unassisted including tackles, ...Hadthree afumble forced and afumble (2) recovered ...Broke up yards one for pass, lost oneMade tackle Scholar-Athlete Award … Fulton County Athlete of the Year of the ... Athlete County …Fulton Award Scholar-Athlete …Four-time Team baseball First in Year of the …All-League Player sive …Defen- 2005 in Team football in Third …All-State for two baseball and for one season basketball and football ...Captained (forward) basketball in pitcher) one and base, (first baseball and football in starter … Three-year School: ... varsity junior on the …Started teams (9/30) on special …Played Engineering major … Dean’s List ... Son of Pamela and Charles Montano. Montano. Charles and of …Dean’s Pamela ...Son major List Engineering decade whileKremer wasmentored by himatNavy inthe1970s. O’Brien. Washington played for O’BrienatBoston Collegeearlierthis were both coached by current headcoach Carolina North Tom State Rensselaer coaches assistant AlvinWashington andSteve Kremer oa 8 2 6 8 . 1 2 1 1 2 11 3.0 28 16 12 Total 18 Played football and baseball for three years and basketball for two for two basketball and years for three baseball and football Played High School: starter … Had 19 tackles, including nine solos … solos nine including …Had19 tackles, starter 2006: tackles, including one solo — both against Becker Becker against one —both solo including tackles, 2006: Oh, BytheWay... 2005: Personal: Sophomore •Linebacker Played in ten all games, including eight as a Played in five varsity games ... Had two ...Hadtwo games varsity five in Played Junior •Defensive Line T Played in eight games, all in reserve ...Re- reserve in all games, eight in Played K New Windsor, N.Y. OM Two-years of varsity football, including including football, of varsity Two-years Gloversville, N.Y. 6-0 •220#40 6-1 •270 •#96 HALY Management major ... Dean’s List ...... Dean’s major List Management White Plains Gloversville M M ONTANO EROT Personal: High 26

Total: 6 Two times • TFL: 0.5atUtica(9/16/06) • A: 4atSt.Lawrence (10/7/06) • Total: 6Two times 0 0 0 UA: (9/23/06) Hobart 5vs. 0 1 6 0 1 0.0 0.5 9 36 15 3 21 2006 10 6 2005 10 Total 2004 A 0 TFL 0.0 FR YearPD 0 Yds 0 GP FF 0 UA 0 4 0 BRETT PERRON’S CAREER STATISTICS &GAME-HIGHS PAIR-in. pronounced is name recipient ...Last Award Kumpf Henry 2007 ...School’s atBryant track ran ...Brother selaer Rens- attended …Father Perron David and … Dean’s of Patricia …Son List …Honor … Roll Championship State 2003 …Team title won indoor MVC 2003 and BChampionships Class three championships, …Team league won outdoor four track outdoor and door Championship 4x400 indoor team in 2003 … Three-time All-MVC in in- England New place of first …Member outdoor and indoor in relay 4x400 in holder record …School teams track both …Captained Championship …Team 2003 MVC in won 2002 football in Honorable Mention ence Confer- Valley …Merrimack &field track outdoor and of indoor four … varsity junior the ... All-Academic League Union (11/12) …Liberty TrophyShoes at Game Dutchman in unassisted, tackles, including two (9/17)Utica …Hadthree over awin in breakup apass and tackles solo two ...Registered pass ...Broke up one assisted un- six including tackles, nine ... Recorded games 2005: Union (11/11)over ... TrophyShoes win Game Dutchman in breakups pass (2 two solos) and les (10/7) tack- ...Hadthree Lawrence solos) atSt. (2 tackles six Recorded (9/30) Becker ... against tion and 55 return yards, solos, intercep- an with all tackles, ... Hadthree (9/23) Hobart against (16 yards) ception return inter- an with unassisted, five season-high including (1) tackles, six ...Made yards for lost tackles 0.5 ...Registered ...Broke up passes four yards return plan/Newsweek “Newnamed totheelite Ivies”list, publishedinthe2007 K oa 4 7 8 5 . 1 0 0 0 7 1 0.5 45 18 27 Total 24 aplan Played in all ten and Newsweek High School: “HowtoGet into CollegeGuide.” cluding 21 solos … Had two interceptions with 71 with interceptions 21cluding …Hadtwo solos 2006: Did YouKnow? 2004: Graduate •Defensive Back Started all ten games … Had 36 tackles, in- …Had36tackles, games ten all Started announcedthatRensselaerhas been B Played in four varsity games … Started on …Started games varsity four in Played Played two years of varsity football and and football of varsity years two Played RETT Central Catholic Windham, N.H. 6-1 •200#1 Personal: P ERRON Management major Ka- WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM

three forced fumbles ... Intercepted one pass and broke up three others ... JAMES PORAMBO Ranked 39th in the nation in forced fumbles (0.3 per game) ... Had three Senior • Offensive Line solo tackles, an assisted stop, a tackle for a loss (9 yards) and two forced fumbles in win over Utica (9/17) … Posted a season-high seven solo tackles 6-3 • 300 • #72 in the Shot Glass Trophy Jim Thorpe, Pa. Game win at Coast Guard Marian Catholic (10/1) ... Recorded seven tackles (5 solos), including Short snapper ... 2006: Played all ten games on spe- a tackle for a loss (1 yard), cial teams as short snapper ... Started on the junior a forced a fumble in Lib- varsity ... 2005: Played on the junior varsity ... High School: Played four erty League win over St. years of varsity football ... Participated in track & field for four years ... Lawrence (10/8) … Made Two-year starter in football ... Three-year thrower in track & field ... 2004 seven tackles, including Scholar-Athlete Award in football ... National Honor Society ... French two unassisted and 1.5 for Honor Society ... Perfect attendance ... Ranked in top 10% of class ... Per- a loss (2 yards), with a pass sonal: Chemistry major ... Dean’s List ... Son of Cathy and Bob Porambo. breakup against Merchant Marine (10/22) … Had six tackles, including two PETER RANKIS solos, in a win over Roch- Junior • Defensive Back ester (11/5) ... Recorded 5-10 • 185 • #44 a season-high 11 tackles Acton, Mass. (2 solos) in Dutchman Shoes Trophy Game at Acton Boxborough Union (11/12) ... Liberty 2006: Played in all ten games … Played on special League All-Academic ... teams ... Had 15 tackles, including ten solos … Had 2004: Played in all nine one interception with five return yards … Had season-high five tackles, games on special teams including four unassisted, in win at Utica (9/16) ... Made four stops, in- (long snapper) and three cluding one solo, against Merchant Marine (10/21) ... Had three tackles, at linebacker … Recorded all solos, with an interception and five return yards at Rochester (11/4) 14 solo and 20 total tackles … Recovered one fumble … Had one solo ... 2005: Played on the junior varsity ... High School: Played four years of tackle and recovered a fumble in Shot Glass Trophy Game win (10/2) … varsity football, including two as a starter ... All-Dual County League in Posted two solos and one assisted tackle at St. Lawrence (10/9) … Tal- football in 2005 ... Metro West Daily News All-Star in 2005 ... Team won lied season-high four solo stops and an assisted tackle in Transit Trophy four league titles, four division championships, and two Super Bowls ... Game win over WPI (10/30) … Team’s Special Teams Player of the Year … Team won 50 games in a row ... Played basketball all four years ... Team High School: Two-year starter in football … Played safety and linebacker … won two division championships ... Personal: Mechanical Engineering Helped team to 17-4 record in two seasons … All-League Second Team in major ... Dean’s List ... Son of Sandra and Art Rankis ... Brother, Artie, 2003 … All-Academic First Team in 2003 … Three-year varsity pole vaulter was a standout wrestler. … All-League First Team and placed third in section in 2002 … All-League Second Team in 2003 … Rensselaer Medal … Personal: Mechanical Engi- neering major … Dean’s List … Son of Donnette and Michael Rayhill … TOM RAYHILL Father played football at Lehigh in the late 1970s. Senior • Linebacker TOM RAYHILL’S CAREER STATISTICS & GAME-HIGHS 6-1 • 210 • #7 Year GP UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR 2004 9 14 6 20 0.0 0 0 0 1 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL Grand Island, N.Y. 0 Grand Island 2005 10 30 28 58 7.5 25 4 3 1 0 2006 10 40 34 74 6.0 34 2 2 1 7

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games … Second on the team with 74 tackles, in- E cluding 40 solos … Had two sacks for a loss of 20 yards … Made six tackles UA: 9 at Cortland (11/18/06) • A: 9 at Union (11/12/05) N for lost yards (34) ... Had one interception (in the end zone) and broke up Total: 11 Four times • TFL: 2 Two times S one pass … Recovered one fumble … Forced two fumbles ... Had 11 tackles, S including three unassisted, against Hobart (9/23) ... Registered five tackles E (2 solos), including an 11-yard sack, and forced a fumble against Becker L JASON REED A (9/30) ... Recorded 11 tackles (5 solos) and recovered a fumble in Transit Senior • Tight End E

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Father was a track All-America at Amherst. 27 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com ball.com …D3Foot- All-East All-Academic League ...Liberty Mention Honorable League Region Second Union Trophy (11/11) over Shoes win Game Dutchman in …All-Liberty Team ... attempts on five for 29 yards ran and for touchdowns 211 two and yards (11/4) atRochester touchdowns two and ...Was 21-for-35 yards 300 best (10/28) WPI Transit over Trophyin win Game ...Was 18-for-28 for season- (10/21) Marine chant touchdowns ...Was 15-for-28 three and for 168 yards (9/16)Utica atMer- …Was 22-for-34 touchdowns three and for 262 yards against carries on seven yards 39 rushing aseason-high for 137 with yards (9/9) Endicott …Was 11-for-24 against touchdowns two and for yards 240 on 35 24 attempts completions (221.9fense ...Season-high game) per yard of- 43rd and total in efficiency (216.0), game per passing in yards ing 40th in total offense ... Ranked 32nd nationally in passing fourth and yards, yards total and 35th passes in touchdown pass- attempts, in ...Third ciency (216.0) game per yards effi- and passing yards, (58.3), passing percentage completion completions, in League Liberty in …Second for 59 netyards 57 times …Ran rating efficiency …Hada135.5 passing interceptions six and for 2160 168 …Had16 passes pleted passes of 288 touchdown yards D tHbr 92/5 • LP: 78atWPI(10/29/05) • Ya • (9/24/05) (9/24/05)Comp: TD:5atHobart 28atHobart 3atEndicott (9/9/06) Int: (9/24/05) 54 Att: atHobart Totals 235.4 216.0 19 138.22 2006 78 257.0613-361-14 56 58.9 10 42 58.3 164473288-168-6 135.50 2160 78 2005 59.4 9 26 325-193-8140.64 2313 Year Att-Cmp-Int Eff. 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Connected (140.6) 24 of 32 efficiency ...Completed passing in 36th and game) per on 24 of (271.8 33 offense yards total in nationally passes 24th ...Ranked game per yards 257.0 passing with for Second ... passes touchdown and efficiency pass game), (271.8 offense per yards total in League Liberty the for ...Led 133 yards times 64 …Ran games seven in yards 200 for atleast …Threw contests eight in multiple-TDs and games nine all in pass one touchdown at least …Had rating efficiency a140.6 ...Posted passing interceptions eight and passes 193 for 2313Completed ...Had26touchdown of 325 passes yards Team 1First … All-District Team ... First All-America Pre-Season Personal: pletion percentage (58.9%) ... percentage pletion CAPTAIN Management major ... Dean’s List ... Son of Jean J 2005: IMMY Junior •Quarterback Played in nine games, all as a starter ...... School record holder for career com- forcareer holder record ...School 6-1 •200#14 Yonkers, N.Y. 2006: R Iona Prep rds: (9/24/05) 394 atHobart High School: ESPN the Magazine Started all ten games …Com- games ten all Started OBERTSON Lindy’s Annual Sports Two-year starting Academic Academic 28 two touchdowns against Hobart (9/24) … Engineers tallied 329 yards and and 329 yards (9/24) tallied Hobart …Engineers against touchdowns two and yards 145 with rushing touchdowns five season-best and 394 yards for aseason-high (9/10) passes 28 Endicott completed against …Offense 34-7 win in one touchdown and 141 yards with touchdowns four passing of and 324 yards for season-highs ran …Offense games three in Played ... offense scoring in (42.4%) nation the in 25th ...Team ranked conversions (185), down (88.6%) downs third offense and zone red first offense, scoring in League one ...Team Liberty led more than with six including games, eight in pass one touchdown ...Teamonce atleast had 300 and times seven yards 200 for atleast one ...Teammore passed than with four including games, nine in for atouchdown ...Team200 rushed over with three including games, six in 100 yards for atleast Team rushed 217.9 and rushing ... 16140.8 just ...Team yards sacks allowed passing 31.3 including …Team 358.7 game, and averaged per drives points yards Total: 7 Two times • TFL: None • A: 5Two times • Total: 7Two times 0 1 UA: 5Two times 2 1 2 0 0.0 9 19 0 6 0.0 40 13 2006 10 22 18 2005 10 Total A TFL FR YearPD Yds GP FF UA MARK SANGIORGI’S CAREER STATISTICS &GAME-HIGHS san-jor-GEE. pronounced is name ...Last College atMarist quarterback plays Mike ...Brother, Sangiorgi Enzo and Nancy … 2005 in Award …Drafting 2004 in Award …English for one year of basketball … Captain for seasons four (forward) basketball varsity …Played Team back defensive in football … Played defensive back and wide receiver … All-League First Defensive Rookie of the Year of the … Rookie Defensive Week of the …Team’s Rookie (11/12)Game League Liberty …Two-time Trophy Shoes (2 Dutchman solos) in tackles seven …Recorded lowjackets Yel- the against performance his Week of the following Rookie League (11/5) Rochester …Liberty against breakups pass two (2 solos) with tackles (10/29) atWPI seven Transit Trophy victory Game …Hadaseason-high in (6 total) tackles solo (10/8) five Lawrence aseason-high St. …Recorded against breakups (9/24) pass atHobart three breakup pass …Registered a (2 (9/10) solos) with Endicott over tackles awin in six …Made tackles ...Hadfive passes eight broke up ateam-high and afumble recovered pass, one 18 …Intercepted solos including tackles, total 40 …Posted games … (10/21) All-Academic Marine League ...Liberty ception at St. Lawrence (10/7)(9/16) ... 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WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM three touchdown passes and 223 rushing yards and one touchdown in a 31-15 Transit Trophy Game victory at WPI (10/30) … 2004: Started on the VINCE SCICCHITANO junior varsity … High School: Played two years of varsity football, both as Senior • Defensive Line a starter … Played three years of varsity golf … Captained both teams … All-State First Team in football as a senior … Played in the Vermont Shrine 6-0 • 285 • #93 Game … All-Division in football as a junior … National Football Founda- East Northport, N.Y. tion and Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete Award … Personal: Mechanical En- Harborfields gineering major … Dean’s List … Son of Carmen and Norman Sanville. 2006: Started all ten games … Had 38 tackles, including 20 solo stops and a safety … Second on the team with seven sacks for a total of 27 yards lost … Had one interception … Tied for team lead with two forced fumbles … Made four tackles, including three unassisted and 0.5 for a loss of one yard, at Utica (9/16) ... Had season-high nine tackles, including three solos and 2.5 sacks (10 yards), against Hobart (9/23) ... Registered seven tackles, including five unassisted and four sacks (15 yards), with a forced fumble at Merchant Marine (10/21) ... Made five tackles, including one unassisted and a two-yard sack in the end zone for a safety, in Transit Trophy Game win over WPI (10/28) ... All-Liberty League Honorable Mention ... Team’s Defensive Most Im- proved Player ... 2005: Played in all ten games, all as a reserve ... Recorded seven solo and six assisted tackles ... Posted two solo tackles in Shot Glass REN AVASLI Trophy Game win at Coast Guard (10/1) ... Registered a season-high three E S tackles in a Liberty League victory over Rochester (11/5) ... Had one solo Junior • Wide Receiver and one assisted tackle in a win at St. John Fisher in the ECAC Northwest 6-3• 195 • #11 Championship Bowl (11/19) ... 2004: Played in five varsity games … Re- Brooklyn, N.Y. corded one solo and one assisted tackle — both against Hobart (9/25) … Started on the junior varsity … High School: Three-year varsity performer Brooklyn Tech. in football and lacrosse (goalie) … Captained both as a senior … Three- 2006: Started all ten games... Third on the team time All-Division in football and once in lacrosse … Suffolk County All- with 27 catches and 436 yards ... Had four touch- Academic … Personal: Management major … Dean’s List ... Son of Valerie downs ... Averaged 16.2 yards per catch and 48.4 yards per game ... Fifth and Frank Scicchitano ... Grandfather played football at C.W. Post, where on the team in all purpose yards with 48.6 per game ... Had six catches he is in the Hall of Fame … Last name is pronounced schick-i-TAN-o. for 53 yards and a touchdown at Endicott (9/9) ... Caught season-high six passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns at Merchant Marine (10/21) … VINCE SCICCHITANO’S CAREER STATISTICS & GAME-HIGHS Registered four catches for 99 yards at Rochester (11/4) ... Team’s Offensive Year GP UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Most Improved Player ... 2005: Played in all ten games … Made 18 catches 2004 5 1 1 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 for 209 yards … Pulled in two touchdowns ... Posted two receptions for 2005 10 7 6 13 0.0 0 0 0 0 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL a season-high 58 yards and a touchdown in the season opening win over 2006 10 20 18 38 7.0 28 1 2 0 0 0

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2006 10 27 436 16.1 4 41 (9/30) ... High School: Played football and participated in wrestling and T Total 20 45 645 13.8 6 41 track for four years … Football Most Valuable Player in junior and senior B years … New York State Scholar-Athlete of the Year … Two-time League A Rec: 6 at Endicott (9/9/06) & at USMMA (10/21/06) Champions ... FBIA ... SADD ... National Honor Society ... Personal: L Yards: 130 at USMMA (10/21/06) Engineering major ... Son of Cheryl and Mike Sgarlata ... 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Champion Doubles II Division … 2006 in tion …All-Sec- 2006 and 2005 2004, in tennis in …All-League 2002-04 from Champions ...Sectional 2005 and 2003, 2004 2002, in Championships ...Team 2005 won in State Mention Honorable Dozen …Golden a senior as Mention Honorable …All-Section 2005 in Team linebacker First State ...All- 2005 and 2004 in football in …All-League for three tennis and for one season football …Captained tennis of varsity years five ... Played School: 2005: Played varsity football for four years, including two as a starter astarter as two including for years, four football varsity Played Played in all ten games, including nine as a starter ... Recorded 28 28 Recorded ... starter a as nine including games, ten all in Played CAPTAIN ... varsity junior on the ...Started tackle 2006: games, all as a starter … Had 22 tackles, including including …Had22 tackles, astarter as all games, Sophomore •Defensive Back Played in five varsity games …Hadone solo games varsity five in Played Senior •Defensive Back J B OHN ... Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. Amsterdam, N.Y. 5-9 •175 •#20 6-0 •185 •#3 OBBY 2006: Dobbs Ferry Amsterdam CAPTAIN ... Played in eight T S ESIERO Personal: TUTZ Engineering Engineering High 30 of Adrienne and Chuck Utschig … Last name is pronounced ut-SHIG. pronounced is name …Last Chuck Utschig and of Adrienne … List … Headmaster’s Honor Society tional …Na- guard point ... Two-year starting ... 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Caught per passes yards yards Total: 8 Two times • TFL: 1Two times • RochesterA: 4vs. (11/5/05) • 1 Total: 8Two times 1 3 UA: Endicott 6vs. (9/10/05) 0 2 1.0 0 22 6 6 1 1.0 16 42 8 2006 14 28 2005 10 Total 2004 A 2 TFL 0.0 FR YearPD 0 Yds 0 GP FF 0 UA 0 5 2 JOHN TESIERO’S CAREER STATISTICS &GAME-HIGHS TESS-A-row. pronounced is name Tesiero …Last … Honor Society …National 100-meters the …Ran participant track varsity …Three-year championships section …Team senior and won three junior a as …All-State Team back First defensive …All-Section captain Two-year … back defensive and atquarterback starter three-year and performer sity … (10/2) varsity junior on the win …Started Trophy ShotGlass Game in tackles solo two …Recorded teams on special (11/19) Fisher John at St. … win Bowl ECAC Northwest in breakup apass and stops assisted two les, cial teams ... 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ISAAC WILLIAMS WHERE THEY’RE FROM... Junior • Running Back Arizona 2 New Jersey 7 6-2 • 210 • #22 California 1 New York 69 Clifton Park, N.Y. Connecticut 5 Pennsylvania 5 Shenendehowa Florida 1 Rhode Island 1 Georgia 1 Texas 1 2006: Played in seven games … Rushed for 184 Maryland 1 Vermont 3 yards and two touchdowns on 44 carries — second Massachusetts 14 Washington 1 on the team … Averaged 4.2 yards per carry and 26.3 yards per game … New Hampshire 7 Caught one pass for one yard … Rushed ten times for 59 yards, including Wisconsin 1 a season-best 20-yarder, at Utica (9/16) ... Had a season-high 80 yards on 17 carries against Becker (9/30) ... Ran six times for 21 yards and caught a pass at St. Lawrence (10/7) ... 2005: Played in six games, all as a reserve … THE JUNIOR VARSITY Rushed 36 times for 108 yards … Averaged 18.0 yards per game … Posted Rensselaer is fortunate to field a junior varsity program that not three yards receiving on one catch …Recorded a season-high 12 carries only allows for greater participation in football, but provides a and a season-best 42 yards in a win over Utica (9/17) … Had five carries competitive training ground for players en route to becoming for 26 yards in Transit Trophy win at WPI (10/29) … High School: Played regular contributors to the varsity squad. Almost every varsity varsity football, basketball and track (short sprints, thrower) ... Captain of performer on last year’s team played on the junior varsity at basketball and football teams for one season each ... Courage & Committ- some point during their careers. Below is the 2007 junior varsity ment Award in football ... Most Honored Player in basketball ... Personal: schedule: Management major ... Son of Dana and Wendell Williams ... Brother, Ben, played on Rensselaer’s football team ... Participates in Big Brothers/Big September Sisters. Sun. 23 UNION 12pm October WHAT YEAR THEY ARE... Fri. 12 at HVCC 4pm Graduate/Seniors 20 (9 offense; 10 defense) Sun. 21 UTICA 1pm Juniors 24 (10 offense; 14 defense) Sun. 28 at Union 12pm Sophomores 30 (13 offense; 17 defense) November Freshmen 46 (30 offense; 16 defense) Sun. 4 at Utica 1pm 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL 0 0 7

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GAME 1: SEPTEMBER 9 GAME 2: SEPTEMBER 16 GAME 3: SEPTEMBER 23 Rensselaer 27, Endicott 7 Rensselaer 34, Utica 10 Hobart 24, Rensselaer 17 BEVERLY, Mass. - Rensselaer’s defense held UTICA, N.Y. - Senior running back Jay Bernar- TROY, N.Y. - Hobart scored three rushing Endicott to 137 yards of total offense, including do rushed for 135 yards and four touchdowns to touchdowns and took advantage of four fumble just 11 yards rushing, to lead the Engineers to lead Rensselaer to a 34-10 non-league win over recoveries to defeat Rensselaer, 24-17, in the a 27-7 victory in their season opener. Senior Utica. Bernardo had scoring runs of 1, 1, 13 Liberty League opener for both teams. linebacker Armin Warner paced RPI with ten and 9 yards to help Rensselaer improve to 2-0. Hobart (3-0), ranked 19th, took advantage of tackles, including eight unassisted. The Pioneers fell to 1-2. a Rensselaer fumble to break on top with 6:23 Offensively for the Engineers, senior run- Utica opened the scoring with a 22-yard field remaining in the first quarter. The 24th-ranked ning back Jay Bernardo finished with 88 yards goal with 55 seconds remaining in the first quar- Engineers (2-1) answered off a Statesmen and a touchdown on 27 carries while Jimmy ter but Adam LoGiudice returned the ensuing turnover with a field goal with 9:01 left in the Robertson completed kickoff 80 yards for a touchdown and a 6-3 lead. second quarter but the Statesmen got the points 24 of 35 passes for 240 The kickoff return for a TD was Rensselaer’s back on a field goal that capped a 77-yard drive. yards and two scores. He first since Dan McGovern scored on a 79-yard Hobart went ahead 17-3 with 7:13 remain- was intercepted three return on November 1, 1997, at St. John Fisher. ing in the third quarter and scored early in the times. Junior Brendan The Pioneers fumbled the Engineers’ kickoff fourth. McGowan was the leader and Bernardo took over. He scored from one RPI scored with 6:29 left in the final frame to in receptions for RPI, yard out to end the first quarter and again from pull within 14 points before getting seven more collecting ten passes for a yard out with 42 seconds remaining in the points with 2:20 remaining. Hobart gained pos- 102 yards. second for a 20-3 halftime lead. session on the kickoff and ran out the clock. In addition to Warner Bernardo’s 13-yard run capped an 11-play, Hobart finished with 147 rushing yards and defensively, senior 65-yard drive early in the third quarter and he Nolan Robinson made 11 tackles. linebacker Nick Foglia AArminrmin WarnerWarner put RPI ahead 34-3 early in the fourth quarter. For RPI, junior Tom Rayhill had 11 tackles had seven tackles and a Utica got a late 21-yard touchdown pass for the (3 solos) while Jimmy Robertson threw for 228 fumble recovery, junior linebacker Tom Rayhill final margin. yards and a touchdown. had six stops (4 solos), including a nine-yard Jimmy Robertson connected on 11 of 24 sack, and junior defensive lineman Doug Ingra- passes for 137 yards. Junior Chris Graef led the ham had five unassisted tackles, including three receiving corp with four catches for 57 yards. for lost yards (12), and a forced fumble. Defensively, Brett Perron had six tackles while For Endicott, Pego Jean-Paul made a team- three others had five apiece. high nine tackles, including one for a two-yard Utica saw Kamaal Mabry rush for 68 yards loss. Offensively for the Gulls (0-2), Angleo and Nick Martin pass for 211 yards on 15 of 24 Ortiz had 19 rushing yards on eight carries and passing. Marcus Maroney had a game-high eight two quarterbacks combined for 126 yards on 13 tackles (6 unassisted). of 30 passing. Rensselaer 13 7 7 7 - 34 Hobart 7 3 7 7 - 24 Rensselaer 3 10 7 7 - 27 Utica 3 0 0 7 - 10 Rensselaer 0 3 0 14 - 17 Endicott 0 0 7 0 - 7 1st Quarter: 1st Quarter: 1st Quarter: UC White 22-yd field goal HOB Blakowski 27-yd run (Avdic kick) RPI Taranto 20-yd field goal RPI LoGiudice 80-yd kickoff return (McGowan rush failed) 2nd Quarter: 2nd Quarter: RPI Bernardo 1-yd run (Taranto kick) RPI Taranto 37-yd field goal 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL RPI Taranto 37-yd field goal 2nd Quarter: HOB Avdic 20-yd field goal 0 RPI Bernardo 1-yd run (Taranto kick) 3rd Quarter: 0 RPI Bernardo 8-yd run (Taranto kick) 7

3rd Quarter: 3rd Quarter: HOB Blakowski 1-yd run (Avdic kick) R EC Ortiz 1-yd run (Maher kick) RPI Bernardo 13-yd run (Taranto kick) 4th Quarter: RPI Branche 12-yd pass from Robertson (Taranto kick) 4th Quarter: HOB Gilardi 4-yd run (Avdic kick) E 4th Quarter: RPI Bernardo 9-yd run (Taranto kick) RPI Bernardo 1-yd run (Taranto kick) N RPI Savasli 29-yd pass from Robertson (Taranto kick) UC Neff 21-yd pass from Martin (White kick) RPI Branche 11-yd pass from Robertson (Taranto kick) S S E RPI EC RPI UC HOB RPI L First Downs 20 9 First Downs 18 14 First Downs 14 15 A Rushes-Net Yards 34-81 26-11 Rushes-Net Yards 43-227 28-94 Rushes-Net Yards 43-147 30-94 Passing Yards 240 126 Passing Yards 137 211 Passing Yards 115 228 E Passes Att.-Comp.-Int. 35-24-3 30-13-0 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int. 24-11-0 24-15-1 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int. 18-11-1 34-20-0 R Total Net Yards 364 305 Total Net Yards 262 322 Total Net Yards 321 137 F

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Individual Leaders: Individual Leaders: Individual Leaders: T Rushing: Bernardo (R) 27-88; Ortiz (E) 8-19. Rushing: Bernardo (R) 22-135; Mabry (U) 20-68. Rushing: Blakowski (H) 24-88; Bernardo (R) 23-81. B Passing: Robertson (R) 35-24-3, 240; Orlando (E) Passing: Robertson (R) 24-11-0, 137; Martin (U) Passing: Mizro (H) 18-11-1, 115; Robertson (R) 34- A

19-8-0, 85. 24-15-1, 211. 20-0, 228. L Receiving: McGowan (R) 10-102; MacLean (E) 5-67. Receiving: Graef (R) 4-57; Pincher (U) 4-48. Receiving: Sorhaindo (H) 3-40; McGowan (R) 6-90. L Tackles: Warner (R) 8-2-10; Jean-Paul (E) 7-2-9. Tackles: Perron (R) 3-3-6; Maroney (U) 6-2-8. Tackles: Robinson (H) 6-5-11; Rayhill (R) 3-8-11.

33 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com including nineunassisted. with13David Lebrunledalltacklers stops, yards allowed inagame.Becker sophomore rushing to set aschool record for fewest rushing scores from seniorJay Bernardo. and87freshman JasonSgarlata yards andtwo ing, including104 andtwo touchdowns from the extrapointoneach score for a35-0lead. Drew inthefirst. Taranto34 secondsleft added McGowan scored ona13-yard endaround with then hitJonBranche from four yards outbefore remaining intheopeningframe. Robertson Brendan McGowan for a21-0 leadwith9:00 13 yards before Jimmy found Robertson junior improve to 3-1. TheHawks fell to 0-5. –andwentquarter onto defeat Becker, 56-6,to each five ofitsfirst possessions–allinthefirst TROY, N.Y. lin (R)3-2-5,Rayhill (R)2-3-5,Perreault (R)1-4-5. Tackles: Lebrun(B)9-4-13; Acker (R)3-2-5,McLaugh- Receiving: Faublas (B)3-39; McGowan (R) 4-57. 66 Passing: (B)23-12-2, Swift 120; (R)10-6-0, Robertson 308 Rushing: Grillo(B) 1-10; (R)18-104. Sgarlata 85 Individual Leaders: 22 109 120 Penalties-Yards 2-30 16-9-1 Punts-Avg. 8-24.6 7 50-295 4-35 Total Net Yards 23-12-2 22--11 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int. Passing Yards 1-20.0 Rushes-Net Yards First Downs 18-yd Sgarlata run(Kebea kick) RPI 6-ydrun(Kebea Sgarlata kick) RPI 3rd Quarter: Williams5-ydrun(Kebea kick) Johnson21-yd (DiNardi passfrom Swift kick failed)RPI BC 2nd Quarter: McGowan 13-yd run(Taranto kick) RPI RPI Branche RPI Bernardo 13-yd run(Taranto kick) RPI Bernardo 39-ydrun(Taranto kick) RPI 6 - 56 06 - 35 7 14 0 1st Quarter: Rensselaer Becker The RPIdefense heldBecker to –11 yards with295yards finished The Engineers rush- RPI’s Jay Bernardo scored onrunsof39and Rensselaer 56,Becker6 G McGowan 32-yd passfrom (Taranto Robertson kick) AME -Rensselaer scored touchdowns on 4-yd passfrom (Taranto Robertson kick) 4:S JJason Sgarlata a s o n EPTEMBER

S BC RPI g a r l a t a 30 incomplete intheendzone. deciding fourth down play, apassthatwent incomplete third down passset upthegame- down inthebackfield for afour yard loss.An brought BernardoBurger andGerard Bryant On thefollowing play, Saintsdefenders Jordan down, moving themback to thetenyard line. wereneers whistled onsecond for afalse start rushed for four yards down onfirst buttheEngi- Leaguecontest. SLU,42-38, inaLiberty which Rensselaer, andtheSaintsheldoff a bigdeficit touchdowns to inthefourth quarter overcome CANTON, N.Y. St. Lawrence42,Rensselaer38 St. son (S) 4-5-9, Bryant (S)4-5-9. son (S)4-5-9,Bryant Tackles: Foglia (R)4-7-11, Warner (R)3-8-11; Ander- Receiving: Branche (R) 7-121; Young (S)7-111. 2, 299. Passing: (R)33-17-1, Robertson 253;Bezio(S)35-21- 381 Rushing: Bernardo (R)23-200;Izzo (S)7-32. 299 Individual Leaders: 18 492 253 Penalties-Yards 6-55 Punts-Avg. 5-29.2 35-21-2 24 32-82 8-63 Total Net Yards 33-17-1 33-239 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int. Passing Yards 3-39.7 Rushes-Net Yards First Downs O’Donnell25-ydpassfrom Bezio(Popov kick) SLU McConville 24-yd interception return (Popov kick) SLU Lassial11-yd passfrom Bezio(Popov kick) SLU RPI Young 8-ydpassfrom Bezio(Popov kick) SLU 4th Quarter: Taranto goal 36-ydfield RPI Hackett 2-ydrun(Popov kick) SLU 3rd Quarter: Williams2-ydrun(Taranto kick) RPI 17-yd Robertson run(Taranto kick) RPI 2nd Quarter: Young 31-yd passfrom Bezio(Popov kick) SLU Bernardo 46-ydrun(Taranto kick) RPI Bernardo 54-yd run(Taranto kick) RPI 1st Quarter: 70 28 - 42 St. Rensselaer 14 Lawrence 14 3 7 - 38 Sophomore quarterback Jimmy Robertson JJay Bernardo a y

McGowan 4-ydpassfrom (Taranto Robertson kick) B e G r n AME a r d o -St.Lawrence scored four 5:O 34 win thegame. yard lineandachance to goal from theSaints’nine that gave themafirst-and- nine-play, 57-yard drive orchestratedEngineers a 3:31 inthegame, left fell to 3-2and0-2. ning back Jay Bernardo, rushing from seniorrun- RPI, which got 200yards all and1-1intheleague. lead, improved to 3-2over- the taking and-goal after fought anRPIfirst- off RPI SLU Trailing 42-38with CTOBER 7 seven solosandatwo-yard sack. Garron Edgington had11 including tackles, and three scores. on 13 carries with 83yards led theMariners on sixgrabs. and two scores with 130 yards the receivers Eren Savasli led Sophomore on 25attempts. and onescore with 132 yards running attack paced the sack andapassbreakup. includingeightunassisted,tackles, athree-yard andhehadateam-best quarter ten in thefirst later scored ona33-yard interception return late ing 96-yard kickoff return for atouchdown. He Academy. over theUnitedvictory Merchant States Marine to leadRensselaer to a42-31 League Liberty Bernardo rushedfor 132 yards andatouchdown dice scored ontwo returns andclassmateJay KINGS POINT, N.Y. Tackles: LoGiudice(R)8-2-10; Edgington (M)7-4-11. Receiving: Savasli (R)6-130; Wright (M) 8-141. (M) 39-24-1, 352. Passing: (R)34-22-0, Robertson 262;Kleinschnitz 449 Rushing: Bernardo (R)25-132; Watson (M)13-83. 352 Individual Leaders: 24 387 262 Penalties-Yards 10-68 Punts-Avg. 7-33.7 39-24-1 19 39-97 1-10 Total Net Yards 34-22-0 33-125 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int. Passing Yards 5-39.0 Rushes-Net Yards First Downs Watson 2-ydrun(Troy kick) MM RPI Watson 9-ydrun(Troy kick) MM 4th Quarter: Watson 3-ydrun(Troy kick) MM RPI Sava 3rd Quarter: Troy goal 36-ydfield MM RPI Sava 2nd Quarter: RPI L Bernardo 1-ydrun(Taranto kick) RPI Spiropoulos 63-ydpassfrom Kleinschnitz (Troy kick) MM LoGiudice96-ydkickoff return (Taranto kick) RPI 1st Quarter: 21 - 42 7 Merchant Rensselaer 7 3 Marine 14 - 31 John Watson Bernardo theday withagame-open- LoGuidice started Rensselaer 42,USMMA31 McGowan 5-ydpassfrom (Taranto Robertson kick) G oGiudice 33-ydinterception return (Taranto kick) AME sli 9-ydpassfrom (Taranto Robertson kick) sli 23-ydpassfrom (Taranto Robertson kick) 6:O -SeniorAdam LoGiu- AAdam LoGiudice RPI MM CTOBER d a m

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GAME 7: OCTOBER 28 GAME 8: NOVEMBER 4 GAME 9: NOVEMBER 11 Rensselaer 26, WPI 0 Rochester 30, Rensselaer 23 Rensselaer 24, Union 19 TROY, N.Y. - The Rensselaer defense forced ROCHESTER, N.Y. - Aaron Molisani ran TROY, N.Y. - Senior running back Jay Bernardo seven turnovers and allowed just 89 yards for two touchdowns and threw for another to rushed for rushing and sophomore quarterback Jimmy lead Rochester to a 30-23 victory over visiting 134 yards and Robertson threw three touchdowns to lead the Rensselaer. a touchdown Engineers to a 26-0 victory over WPI in the Molisani finished 22 of 29 for 195 yards as Rensselaer Transit Trophy Game on a sloppy ’86 Field. and one defeated With the win, RPI improved to 5-2 overall intercep- 25th-ranked and 2-2 in the Liberty League. The Engineers tion. He Union, 24-19, have now won ten straight games over WPI and was sacked in the regular lead the Transit Trophy Game series, 18-8-1. three season finale Overall, Rensselaer holds a 52-43-5 record in the times. He for both teams. 100 games against WPI. The visiting Engineers ran 18 With the win, fell to 2-5 and 0-5 on the season. times for the Engineers Linebackers Tom Rayhill and Armin Warner 67 yards captured the led RPI and scored Dutchman defen- on a pair Shoes Trophy in the 104th meeting between the sively, of five-yard two schools – the oldest college football rivalry mak- runs. He in New York State. ing 11 completed Rensselaer (6-3; 3-3 Liberty League) quar- tackles a 13-yard AAdamdam LLoGiudiceoGiudice (#8)(#8) & terback Jimmy Robertson completed 21 of 35 apiece. TD pass. NNickick FogliaFoglia taketake downdown a ‘Jacket.‘Jacket. passes for 211 yards with two touchdowns and Rayhill For RPI, an interception. His favorite target was Brendan also had Jimmy Robertson passed for 300 yards and two McGowan, who had a game-high 13 receptions a fumble touchdowns. He completed 18 of 28 passes with for 109 yards and a score. Defensively, Adam recovery. one interception. Robertson threw for 253 yards LoGiudice and Armin Warner both had nine For in the second half and consistently rallied the tackles, including four solos. WPI, Engineers within striking distance. For Union (7-2; 5-1), Tom Arcidiacano, the junior Jay Bernardo led RPI on the ground with nation’s third leading rusher entering the game, Rob 66 yards on 16 carries. Jon Branche caught five had 115 yards and a touchdown while Kevin Panta- balls for 99 yards, Eren Savasli caught four for Flike made a game-high 12 tackles, including lone 99 and Brendan McGowan had four for 76. six unassisted, with an interception and a pass com- Defensively, Nick Foglia had 13 solo tackles breakup. JJonon BBrancheranche pleted and four assists, including two tackles for lost 9 of 15 yards. Armin Warner had eight solos, six assists, Union 9 0 3 7 - 19 passes for 90 yards with three interceptions be- one sack and another tackle for a loss. Rensselaer 7 10 0 7 - 24 fore being replaced by sophomore Justin Wells. Rensselaer 0 0 10 13 - 23 1st Quarter: Linebacker Matt Boudreau had a team-high ten Rochester 0 15 7 8 - 30 UNI Arcidiacono 6-yd run (Rapple kick blocked) tackles, including one for a loss (3 yards). RPI Savasli 14-yd pass from Robertson (Taranto kick) WPI 0 0 0 0 - 0 2nd Quarter: UNI Rapple 20-yd field goal Rensselaer 0 10 16 0 - 26 UR Molisani 5-yd run (Moar kick) 2nd Quarter: UR Sosa 13-yd pass from Molisani (Cosgrove run) RPI Taranto 24-yd field goal 2nd Quarter: 3rd Quarter: RPI Bernardo 1-yd run (Taranto kick) 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL RPI Taranto 25-yd field goal 0

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3rd Quarter: UR Molisani 5-yd run (Moar kick) 4th Quarter: R RPI Scicchitano safety 4th Quarter: RPI McGowan 2-yd pass from Robertson (Taranto kick) RPI Branche 18-yd pass from Robertson (Taranto kick) RPI Branche 13-yd pass from Robertson (Taranto kick) UNI Twitchell 15-yd pass from Marotti (Rapple kick) E RPI Bernardo 37-yd pass from Robertson (Taranto kick) UR Bielecki 16-yd run (Vanderstyne pass from Molisani) N RPI Bernardo 3-yd run (Taranto kick blocked) UNI RPI S WPI RPI First Downs 21 19 S E First Downs 15 11 RPI UR Rushes-Net Yards 32-114 40-167 L Rushes-Net Yards 36-89 30-54 First Downs 17 23 Passing Yards 297 211 A Passing Yards 142 168 Rushes-Net Yards 25-19 54-176 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int. 38-18-3 35-21-1 E Passes Att.-Comp.-Int. 32-16-4 28-15-0 Passing Yards 300 195 Total Net Yards 411 378 R Total Net Yards 231 222 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int. 28-18-1 29-22-1 Punts-Avg. 3-34.7 2-36.5

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Penalties-Yards 4-29 6-79 Individual Leaders: O Individual Leaders: Rushing: Arcidiacono (U) 24-115; Bernardo (R) Rushing: Chyoghly (W) 11-30; Bernardo (R) 17-39. Individual Leaders: 30-134. T Passing: Pantalone (W) 15-9-3, 90; Robertson (R) Rushing: Bernardo (R) 16-66; Bielecki (U) 32-129. Passing: Marotti (U) 37-17-3, 268; Robertson (R) B 28-15-0, 168. Passing: Robertson (R) 28-18-1, 300; Molisani (U) 28-18-1, 300. A

Receiving: Butler (W) 8-81; Branche (R) 7-69. 29-22-1, 195. Receiving: Twitchell (U) 7-121; McGowan (R) 13-109. L Tackles: Boudreau (W) 4-6-10; Rayhill (R) 5-6-11, Receiving: Branche (R) 5-90; Vanderstyne (U) 13-115. Tackles: Flike (U) 6-6-12; LoGiudice (R) 4-5-9, War- L Warner (R) 3-8-11. Tackles: Foglia (R) 13-4-17; Simpson (U) 7-1-8. ner (R) 4-5-9.

35 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com 398-211. Bowl Games,outgainedtheRed Dragons(9-2), season and7-0all-timeinECAC Championship after-attempts. and 31 yards andheconnectedonboth point- with 48.Taranto goalsof22,26,27, hadfield Dan McGovern’s school record for career TDs ing, ranfor apairofone-yard touchdowns to tie with tentackles. Armin Warner alsohadaninterception, along Nick Foglia, andtwo fumblerecoveries. Senior five interceptions, includingtwo from senior offense whileforcing seven turnovers. RPIhad hold theRed Dragonsto 211 yards of total including nineunassisted, helpingthedefense 11 tackles, a team-high with finished Northeast Bowl. in theECAC 26-7, Cortland, defeated #15 asRensselaerors earn MVPhon- the defense to Tom Rayhill led nior linebacker a game,andju- for goalsin field classmate Drew Taranto tiedtheschool mark tied theschool record for career touchdowns, CORTLAND, N.Y. Tackles: Rayhill (R) 9-2-11; D’Aurelio (C)6-6-12. Receiving: Branche (R)7-120; Morat(C)4-34. 5, 102. Passing: (R)27-14-0, Robertson 291; Pratt(C)25-12- 211 Rushing: Bernardo (R) 35-122; Bowser (C)21-98. 102 Individual Leaders: 9 398 291 Penalties-Yards 5-50 Punts-Avg. 5-34.8 25-12-5 20 31-109 6-49 Total Net Yards 28-14-0 50-107 Passes Att.-Comp.-Int. Passing Yards 5-37.8 Rushes-Net Yards First Downs Bernardo 1-ydrun(Taranto kick) RPI Taranto 31-yd goal field RPI 4th Quarter: Taranto 27-yd goal field RPI 3rd Quarter: Bernardo 1-ydrun(Taranto kick) RPI Beck 85-ydkickoff return (Mintzkick) COR Taranto goal 26-ydfield RPI 2nd Quarter: Taranto goal 22-ydfield 7 RPI - 07 1st Quarter: 26 - 310 310 Cortland Rensselaer Rensselaer, which improved to 7-3onthe Bernardo, with122 whofinished yards rush- Rayhill Rensselaer 26, Cortland 7 Rensselaer 26,Cortland G AME 10:N -SeniorJay Bernardo RPI COR OVEMBER 18 TERRENCE BYNUM (Sr., OL) Football Gazette D3Football.com 2ndTeam All-America Football Gazette All-ECAC Northwest D3Football.com All-Region 1st Team League2ndTeamAll-Liberty 2ndTeam All-American Football Gazette Lindy’s Football Annual D3Football.com Pre-Season 1st Team National All-America Street &Smith’s JON BRANCHE(Sr., TE) Team’s GeorgeBodeCoaches Award GRAHAM BOYD (Sr., WR) Team’s Most Valuable Off. Player D3Football.com All-Region 3rd Team League2ndTeamAll-Liberty D3Football.com National Team oftheWeek (Sept. 18) America2ndTeam Perf. LeagueOff. oftheWeekLiberty (Sept. 18) Lindy’s Football Annual Football Gazette JAY BERNARDO (Sr., RB) Team’s Rookie oftheYear LeagueRookie oftheWeekLiberty (Oct.30) TIM ACKER (Fr., DB) Week (Sept. 18, Oct.23&Nov. 13) LeagueSpecialTeamsLiberty Perf. ofthe Hon. Football Gazette Mention ADAM LoGIUDICE(Sr., DB/RS) Team’s J&JTough GuyAward Team’s GeorgeBodeCoaches Award ESPN TheMagazine ESPN TheMagazine SHAWN HERRMANN(OL) Team’s Def.Most Improved Player ECAC Northwest Def.Player oftheWeek (Nov. 6) LeagueDef.Perf.Liberty oftheWeek (Nov. 6) NICK FOGLIA (Sr., LB) Team’s AlumniAward MARK CLARK‘89 ESPN TheMagazine NICK CASALE (Jr., DL) Team’s LinemanoftheYear Off. Football Gazette D3Football.com All-Region 2ndTeam League1st TeamAll-Liberty ertson (So., QB),Mark Sangiorgi (So.,DB)&Drewertson Utschig (Jr., WR) Kieper (Jr., DL),MattMerrow (Sr., OL),Dave Pompei (Sr., LB),Tom Rayhill (Jr., LB),Jimmy Rob- Foglia (Sr., LB),ChrisGraef(Jr., WR),Shawn Herrmann(Sr., OL),Kevin Jordan (Sr., LB),T.J. Jon Branche Campbell (Sr., (So.,DL),Nick Casale(Jr., TE),Jerry DL), Dave Dillen(Jr., OL),Nick RPI’ Pre-Season 2ndTeam National All-America Pre-Season 1st Team National All-America All-America Hon.Mention All-America All-Region 1st Team Pre-Season National All-America All-Region 3rd Team Pre-Season National All-America S Academic All-District 11st Team Academic All-District 11st Team L Academic All-America 1st Team Academic All-America 36 IBERTY Pre-Season National Pre-Season National All-

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EAGUE ONORS A LL Team’s Junkyard DogAward Team’s Def.Most Valuable Player League2ndTeamAll-Liberty ARMIN WARNER (Sr., LB) Team’s SpecialTeams Player oftheYear League2ndTeamAll-Liberty DREW TARANTO (Sr., K) LeagueRookie oftheWeekLiberty (Oct.2) JASON SGARLATA (Fr., RB) Team’s Def.Most Improved Player LeagueHon.Mention All-Liberty VINCE SCICCHITANO (Jr., DL) Team’s Most Improved Off. Player EREN SAVASLI (So.,WR) ESPN TheMagazine D3Football.com All-Region 2ndTeam LeagueHon.Mention All-Liberty JIMMY ROBERTSON (So.,QB) ECAC Northeast Championship GameMVP(Nov. 18) LeagueHon.Mention All-Liberty TOM RAYHILL (Jr., LB) KumpfInstitute’s Award Henry BRETT PERRON (Sr., DB) Team’s J&JTough GuyAward ESPN TheMagazine ESPN TheMagazine MATT MERROW (Sr., OL) D3Football.com All-Region 2ndTeam LeagueHon.Mention All-Liberty JAMES McLAUGHLIN (So.,DL) League2ndTeamAll-Liberty BRENDAN McGOWAN (Jr., WR) Team’s J&JTough GuyAward JOHN MALETTA (RBCoach) Team’s SpecialTeams Player oftheYear Football Gazette All-ECAC Northwest D3Football.com All-Region 3rd Team (RS) Football Gazette League1st TeamAll-Liberty (RS) League1st TeamAll-Liberty (DB) LeagueSpecialTeamsLiberty Player oftheYear D3Football.com National Team oftheWeek (Oct.23) ECAC Northwest Def.Player oftheWeek (Oct.23) LeagueDef.Perf.Liberty oftheWeek (Oct.23) &A -A CADEMIC WARDS All-America 3rd Team All-America (KR) All-Region 1st Team (RS) Academic All-District 11st Team 2ndTeam Academic All-America Academic All-District 11st Team H ONOREES

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Tom Wood • RB • 1986 Alic Scott • OL • 1995 Dan McGovern • RB • 1996 Chris Cochran • DL • 1997

Jason Kepler • OL • 1998 & 1999

Ken Taylor (#79) • OL • 2001 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL

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Jon Branche • TE • 2005 Shawn Herrmann • OL • 2005 & 2006 Matt Merrow • OL • 2006 37 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com 2 St.Lawrence (21-29-2) 52 Coast Guard (21-37-2) 60 65 Rochester (24-37-4) 100 WPI (52-43-5) 104 Union (24-76-4) Most Games... ecatMrn 1 690 40 06 90 1945 1960 2006 .400 6-9-0 15 Merchant Marine Massachusetts St. 1945 1966 1896 Carnegie Tech. 1980 1938 1936 11 10-1-0 1984 1986 1984 .909 Canisius 6 1-1-0 .500 2 .000 15Buffalo 0-2-0 Brooklyn 2 2-4-0 Brockport 1 1-0-0 Bridgewater 2-12-1 .000 2006 .500 1 Bridgeport 1 0-0-1 St. Becker .333 1-0-0 Army JV 1 0-1-0 1.000 1992 1992 Amherst 4 .167 1979 Alfred 13 .000 Albany Med. 1941 1-3-0 Albany 1982 Albany 8 1966 2-11-0Business Opponent GP 1 1-0-0 .250 1955 1966 19761.000 1906 1906 1-7-0 W-L-T 1946 .154 1898 Pct. .125Win 1947 1949 Loss 1995 1892 Game 1973 1996 1936 Last 1973 Last First araeBC* 0 -82 00 93 1892 1929 1903 1925 1931 1925 1930 .667 .050 2-1-0 0-18-2 3 20 Lowell .000 Long IslandUniv. 0-1-0 Laureate B.C.* 1 Kean 4 Ithaca 3 Iona 9 Holy Cross 1906 50 Hobart 4-0-0 1906 1-2-0 Haverford 2 1 Harvard 4-4-1 10Hartwick 2-0-0 25-24-1 Hamilton 43 1.000 .333 Fordham 8 0-1-0 .000 8-2-0 Fairleigh 0-1-0 1.000 .500 15-25-3Endicott 3 1979 1978 1978Dickinson 1-1-0 1 .5102 .500 1-7-0 Drexel 6 2003 .000 1999 1967 .800 1 Curry 3-0-0 Cresent A.C.* .384 2001 1988 2003 .125 1 Cortland 3-3-0 1971 Cornell 2 2001 1966 1925 1-0-0 Cooper 1912 1.000 2000 1-0-0 2006 1970 2 Union 1989 0-2-0 2-0-0 1994 .500 1925 2006 19461913 1994 1.000 .000 1929 1928 18941.0001910 1972 .000 2006 1904 1981 2003 2004 1973 19102006 1940 1909 2003 ait 12 11-0-1 Massachusetts Agr. .958 1993 1982 Marist 3 Manhattan 0-3-0 .000 1930 1901 1908 1912 .833 1938 2-0-1 2000 2005 3 2 Connecticut Agr. 2-0-0 Columbia A.C.* .367 1.000 21-37-2 1969 1968Colgate 5 60 Colby 1933 1932 1928 Cohoes 2-2-1 .500 5 Coast Guard 1-4-0 Y.M.C.A.* Clarkson 18 Century 1 1-0-0 CCNY 2 1.000.200 Club* 6-10-2 1895 1895 2-0-0 1.000 1899 1898 1900 .389 1951 1943 1950 1895 1911 3 340.2 1982 1986 1980 3-4-0 .429 7 1 1 1-0-0 1.000 1911 1911 5 2 9 -- 17 1940 1938 1932 1-7-1 .167 9 2 -- 50 1925 1926 1925 1-1-0 .500 2 4 1 1-0-0 1.000 1923 1923 1 Coast Guard (21-37-2) 21 St.Lawrence (21-29-2) 21 24 Union (24-76-4) 24 Rochester (24-37-4) 25 Hobart (25-24-1) 52 WPI (52-43-5) Most Wins... A S LL ERIES -T IME R R Five ormore games .800 Utica (4-1) .800 Hartwick (8-2) .909 Brooklyn (10-1) St.JohnFisher(11-1) .917 .958 Marist (11-0-1) 1.000 Percentage... Highest Winning ECORDS ECORDS Siena (8-0) 38 B t ons(N 1 -- .0 20 2003 1916 2003 2006 2003 1993 1932 1993 .423 2005 21-29-2 1943 .000 52 1943 0-1-0 .917 St. Stephen’s 1 11-1-0 St. Lawrence 12 St. John’s(MN) St. JohnFisher .000 .500 1 6 Springfield 0-1-0 1-0-0 0-0-1 1993 Siena 8 1886 1976 1 1.000 1 1945 2000 Scranton 1945 18932-4-0 Sampson N.T.S.* 2001 1894 Saint Michael’s .333 .667 8-0-0 Rutgers 1978 5 .250 2-1-0 Rowan 1 1-3-0 2003 1.000 Rochester 65 3 4 3-0-0 RIT 4 0-4-1 1931 3 1978 A.C.* Ridgefield 1.000 0-1-0 24-37-4Plymouth St. 1981 1924Plattsburgh St. 1980 1906 1902 1902 .100 1-1-0 Pittsfield .500 2 2-2-0 .500 12Norwich .400 A.C.* 1995 .000 2-2-0 Northeastern 2 2005 Nichols 2 4 0-2-0 2-7-3 NYU 13 1915 New York Tech. .000 .500 2006 Muhlenberg 2 1953 0-1-1 1999 36 .292 Middlebury 1952 2-0-0 198719111906Opponent GP 3-9-1 19771932 14-21-1 .250 1.000 1999 W-L-T 1975 .403 1963 .269 1967 Pct. 1974 1975 Win 1965 1973 1912 1917 Loss 1903 1964 Game 1974 1919 Last 1900 Last First 6.)St.Stephen’sisnow Bard 5.)Massachusetts St.isnow Massachusetts 1995 4.)Massachusetts Agr. isnow Massachusetts 3.)Lowell isnow Massachusetts-Lowell 2.)ConnecticutAgr. isnow Connecticut 2002 1.000 1.) CarnegieTech. isnow Carnegie Mellon NOTES: 3-0-0 3 * -Indicatesteamwasanon-collegiateopponent WPI 100 200620042002 Worcester St. 4-1-0 .800 5 Williams 24 1977Western 1983 1980 1977 1-1-0 2 .500 Wesleyan 2 1983 52-43-5 Vermont1 3-19-2Conn. 18 1 1-0-0 1-0-0 Utica 0-2-0 1.000 1.000 Ursinus 19741992 1992 1974 Upsala .1676-12-0 .000 Union 104 .545 0-1-0 .000 Trinity 11 1947 1 Syracuse 4 1 .333 1-0-0 Swarthmore 2006 1.000 Susquehanna 0 24-76-419761931 19761918 1940 2-8-1 0-4-0 Stony Brook 0-0-0 Stonehill 2 1892Stevens 20 .000 1903 1962 20071996 .250 .000 .227 2-0-0 1900 13-7-0 2006 1975 1894 1.000 1930 2005 .650 1991 1974 1901 1924 1886 1934 1990 1920 1892 B Y O Y O PPONENT 9 St.Lawrence (21-29-2) 29 37 Rochester Coast Guard (20-37-2) (24-37-4) 37 43 WPI (52-43-5) 76 Union (24-76-4) Most Losses... 6 4 4-0-0 1.000 1922 1907 PPONENT Five ormore games .154 Alfred (2-11) .125 Fordham (1-7) .125 Albany (1-7) .100 Rutgers (0-4-1) Laureate B.C.(0-18-2) .050 Percentage... Lowest Winning WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM Y EAR- BY-YEAR RESULTS

O10 Columbia A.C. 17-0 W 1915 (1-8) O17 at Middlebury 33-0 W A.J. Sturznegger O24 at Hamilton 15-0 W MD Opponent Result O31 at WPI 5-0 W S25 at Williams 0-15 L N7 NYU 11-0 W O2 NYU 0-23 L N21 at Fordham 12-22 L O9 at Rutgers 0-96 L O16 Hamilton 0-26 L 1909 (3-3) O23 at Colgate 0-107 L William Geiger O30 Middlebury 0-6 L MD Opponent Result N6 at Union 0-7 L S25 at Williams 0-18 L N13 at Stevens 0-27 L O2 at Cornell 3-16 L N20 WPI 9-0 W O9 St. Stephen’s 77-0 W O30 at Rochester 9-0 W 1916 (3-6) N6 WPI 3-0 W Jack Reed N13 at Fordham 0-30 L MD Opponent Result S23 Clarkson 0-6 L TThehe 18951895 RensselaerRensselaer FootballFootball TeamTeam 1910 (2-4-2) S30 at Williams 6-32 L H.R. Bankart O7 at NYU 0-22 L 1886 (1-2) 1896 (0-3-2) O25 Hamilton 11-6 W MD Opponent Result O14 St. Lawrence 14-0 W No Coach No Coach N1 at Vermont 6-11 L S24 at Williams 0-0 T O21 at Hamilton 7-6 W MD Opponent Result MD Opponent Result N15 NYU 5-18 L O1 at Cornell 0-24 L O28 at Middlebury 0-31 L O23 Ridgefield A.C.A 0-25 L O10 at Albany Med. Coll. 0-0 T N22 at Pittsfield A.C. 0-22 L O15 Hobart 5-6 L N4 Union 0-45 L N6 at Ridgefield A.C. 0-32 L O24 at Hamilton 0-0 T N29 Laureate B.C. 0-18 L O22 at WPI 0-8 L N11 at WPI 7-6 W N20 UnionA 11-4 W O31 Laureate B.C. 0-12 L O29 Hamilton 12-0 W N18 at Stevens 0-19 L N14 HamiltonB 0-10 L 1903 (2-5) N5 at Stevens 0-12 L 1887 N7 Laureate B.C.B 0-6 L No Coach N12 Rochester 0-0 T 1917 (3-4) No Games MD Opponent Result N19 Middlebury 31-6 W Jack Reed 1897 (0-5) O10 at Syracuse 0-33 L MD Opponent Result 1888 (0-1) No Coach O17 at Wesleyan 0-30 L 1911 (7-0-3) S29 at Williams 0-20 L No Coach MD Opponent Result O24 Stevens 17-0 W Jack Inglis O6 NYU 6-3 W MD Opponent Result O9 Laureate B.C. 0-10 L O31 at Union 11-12 L MD Opponent Result O20 at WPI 0-6 L NA Union 11-4 W O16 at WPI 0-6 L N7 Middlebury 16-5 W S23 Clarkson 22-0 W O27 St. Lawrence 26-0 W O23 at Hamilton 4-6 L N21 at Vermont 0-43 L S30 at Williams 0-0 T N3 Hobart 35-0 W 1889 (0-1) N13 WPI 0-6 L N26 Laureate B.C. 0-22 L O7 at Hamilton 0-0 T N10 at Union 3-19 L No Coach N25 Laureate B.C. 0-6 L O14 Middlebury 28-0 W N17 at Holy Cross 13-41 L MD Opponent Result 1904 (2-3) O21 Hobart 5-0 W N23 at Union 0-10 L 1898 (1-3) No Coach O28 WPI 6-0 W 1918 (1-1) No Coach MD Opponent Result N4 at Rutgers 0-0 T Jack Reed 1890 MD Opponent Result O8 Stevens 11-0 W N11 at Rochester 5-0 W MD Opponent Result No Games O8 at Buffalo 5-12 L O15 at Fordham 0-21 L N18 Stevens 11-0 W S28 at Wesleyan 0-14 L O22 at Union 0-22 L O22 at Union 0-21 L N25 at Carnegie Tech. 11-0 W N23 Union 14-6 W 1891 N5 Laureate B.C. 0-41 L O29 at NYU 0-53 L No Team N12 at Century Club 7-6 W N5 Middlebury 16-0 W 1912 (5-4-1) 1919 (3-4-1) Jack Inglis Jack Reed 1892 (0-7) 1899 (2-4) 1905 (1-5) MD Opponent Result MD Opponent Result No Coach No Coach No Coach S21 Columbia A.C. 13-0 W S27 Williams 0-22 L MD Opponent Result MD Opponent Result MD Opponent Result S28 at Williams 0-7 L O4 Hobart 7-0 W O1 UnionA 0-4 L S30 at Union 6-5 W O7 at Stevens 11-4 W O5 at Vermont 0-6 L O11 at WPI 13-0 W O8 at Williams 0-12 L O7 at Century Club 11-0 W O21 at Fordham 0-5 L O12 Middlebury 33-6 W O18 Hamilton 7-0 W O21 Laureate B.C. 0-10 L O14 at Hamilton 17-22 L 028 at Williams 6-39 L O19 at Stevens 7-0 W O25 at NYU 0-9 L O22 at Union 4-20 L O21 Union 0-6 L N4 Middlebury 0-5 L O26 Rochester 6-7 L N1 Stevens 0-13 L O27 Laureate B.C.A 0-6 L N18 at Williams 10-26 L N11 at NYU 2-17 L N2 at WPI 9-0 W N15 at Rochester 0-23 L O31 at Amherst 6-54 L N30 Laureate B.C. 0-23 L N18 at Syracuse 0-62 L N9 at Rutgers 0-21 L N22 at Union 0-0 T A

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1893 (0-3) No Coach No Coach Paul “Pop” Graham 0

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MD Opponent Result O6 at Williams 0-12 L S29 Albany Business 68-0 W Jack Inglis O2 at Williams 6-63 L S30 at Ridgefield A.C. 0-4 L O13 Laureate B.C. 0-0 T O6 at Fordham 0-14 L MD Opponent Result O9 Norwich 0-7 L R A O7 Union 6-10 L O20 Colgate 11-0 W O13 at Rochester 0-0 T S27 at Williams 0-14 L O16 at Hamilton 7-13 L E A O18 Laureate B.C. 6-16 L O27 at Union 0-5 L O20 Hamilton 2-0 W O4 Middlebury 12-0 W O23 WPI 7-6 W N N3 NYU 16-2 W O27 at Crescent A.C. 0-5 L O11 at Fordham 0-7 L O30 at Stevens 0-14 L 1894 (2-4) N10 Laureate B.C. 0-22 L N3 Middlebury 0-0 T O18 Stevens 13-0 W N6 at Hobart 12-2 W S No Coach N17 Vermont 0-6 L N10 at Stevens 0-4 L O25 Rutgers 0-13 L S MD Opponent Result N29 Laureate B.C. 0-6 L N24 Pittsfield A.C. 16-0 W N1 at Rochester 0-21 L 1921 (4-1-3) E S29 UnionA 0-37 L N8 Columbia A.C. 6-6 T Paul “Pop” Graham L O13 at Amherst 0-16 L 1901 (0-7) 1907 (4-3) N15 WPI 6-0 W MD Opponent Result A A O20 Hamilton 20-0 W No Coach Elder O1 St. Lawrence 6-6 T E

O27 Laureate B.C. 0-4 L MD Opponent Result MD Opponent Result 1914 (4-5) O8 at Norwich 0-0 T R N3 WPIA 0-4 L S28 at Syracuse 0-26 L S28 St. Stephen’s 35-0 W Frank Gargan O15 Hamilton 49-0 W

N17 Ridgefield A.C. 12-10 W O5 Union 0-17 L O5 at Fordham 0-12 L MD Opponent Result O22 Stevens 23-0 W F

O12 Laureate B.C. 0-27 L O12 WPI 16-0 W S26 at Williams 0-37 L O29 at Rochester 3-6 L O 1895 (2-3-2) O19 at Manhattan 5-28 L O19 Middlebury 4-0 W O3 at Rutgers 0-32 L N5 Hobart 21-0 W No Coach O26 at Union 0-18 L O26 NYU 0-4 L O10 Middlebury 21-7 W N12 at WPI 7-6 W O

MD Opponent Result N16 at NYU 5-46 L N2 at Stevens 9-6 W O17 at Hamilton 13-0 W N19 at Buffalo 0-0 T T O5 WPIA 6-6 T N28 Laureate B.C. 0-24 L N16 at Rochester 0-22 L O24 at NYU 6-17 L B O12 Laureate B.C. 4-4 T O31 Union 0-24 L 1922 (6-1-1) O19 at Hamilton 20-0 W 1902 (1-6) 1908 (6-1-1) N7 Stevens 32-6 W Paul “Pop” Graham A

O26 at Union 0-26 L No Coach William Geiger N14 at WPI 0-14 L MD Opponent Result L

N2 Colgate 0-30 L MD Opponent Result MD Opponent Result N21 Rochester 7-0 W S30 St. Stephen’s 25-0 W L N16 Laureate B.C.A 4-6 L O11 Laureate B.C. 0-20 L S26 St. Stephen’s 24-0 W O7 at Hobart 6-0 W N23 Cohoes Y.M.C.A.A 10-0 W O18 Colgate 0-29 L O3 Rochester 0-0 T O14 St. Lawrence 20-0 W 39 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com 1 P 59-0 17-12 W W 7-27 L atStevens 17-7 N18 W 0-0 N11 WPI T atWilliams N4 O28 Rochester O21 at Hamilton 1 a tvn 27-0 W 33-6 W 7-7 T 3-7 L atStevens N15 6-21 L N8 WPI N1 Rochester 9-7W O25 Union 0-0 9-6 atWilliams T O18 W atSt.Lawrence O11 Result O4 Springfield S27 Clarkson MD Opponent 27-0 W 0-0 T 27-0 W 0-0T 9-7 N17 Clarkson W atWPI 34-0 W N10 N3 at Rochester O27 Stevens 12-20 O20 Hamilton L atNYU O13 Result O6 Williams 9-7W atMassachusetts Agr. S29 MD Opponent 1 tRcetr 6-0 13-7 W W 0-6L 0-40L 20-7 ConnecticutAgr. N21 W N14 at Rochester 18-21 L N7 Vermont 6-18 L 0-24 L atClarkson O31 atUnion O24 St.Lawrence O17 Result atSpringfield O10 atHarvard O3 MD Opponent 5 tWI 6-13 L 0-26L 3-21 L 0-45 L atSpringfield N12 atWPI 0-7L 13-20 L N5 O29 Manhattan atUnion 6-0 O22 W 7-34 St.Lawrence O15 L atClarkson O8 Result O1 Norwich S24 Williams MD Opponent 6-47 0-13 L L 0-6 6-26L L 6-21 L atConnecticut Agr. N20 15-0 W N13 Rochester atVermont N6 0-0T O30 Clarkson 0-7 L O23 Union O16 Result WPI O9 Springfield atNorwich O2 MD Opponent 1 a ohse 6-37 L 9-6 W 0-0 T 14-6 W atRochester N17 7-26L N10 Vermont 13-2 W N3 CCNY O27 Union 12-14 L atWilliams O20 O13 Result Clarkson atSt.Lawrence 32-0 O6 W S29 Cooper Union MD Opponent 2 a no 2-7L 0-13 0-7 L L atUnion O26 O19 Rochester atClarkson O12 Result 28-0 13-0 W W O5 Cooper LongIslandUniv. Union S28 MD Opponent Paul “Pop” Graham Paul “Pop” Graham Paul “Pop” Graham Paul “Pop” Graham Glenn Killinger Glenn Killinger Glenn Killinger 1924 1923 1926 1928 1925 1929 1927 (5-1-2) (1-6-1) (4-3-1) (4-2-2) (1-7) (3-5) (3-5) 2 a ufl 0-12 L 0-25L 0-6 L 0-40L atBuffalo N21 Massachusetts St. N14 0-13 atWPI L 19-6 W N7 14-6 O24 Union W O17 Result Middlebury O10 Brooklyn O3 Alfred MD Opponent 0-7 L 0-21 L 13-28 L 6-24 L Massachusetts St. N16 0-52L N9 WPI 0-33 atUnion 0-18L L O26 atClarkson O19 St.Lawrence O12 Result O5 Trinity atVermont S28 6-32L MD Opponent 6-18 0-32L L 6-7 L atMassachusetts St. N17 0-28 L atWPI N10 0-27 L N3 Hamilton 0-34 L O27 Union 0-19 O20 Clarkson L atSt.Lawrence O13 Result atTrinity O6 S29 Vermont MD Opponent 1 P 6-0 W 6-20L 6-20L 16-0 W Massachusetts St. N18 6-14 L 0-6L N11 WPI atHamilton N4 33-0 atUnion O28 W atRochester O21 Result St.Lawrence O14 O7 CCNY MD Opponent 12-13 L 8-0 W 6-6T 0-13 L N19 Norwich 0-13 L 13-18 atWPI L N12 atMassachusetts St. N5 7-6W St.Michael’s 0-18O29 L O22 Union atCCNY O15 Result O8 Clarkson atWilliams O1 MD Opponent 1 P 7-6 W 7-12 L 7-38L N16 WPI atVermont N9 atCCNY N2 1 a P 0-0T 7-0W 0-0 T 6-0 W atWPI N15 7-13 L N8 Middlebury atVermont N1 14-12 W 0-55L O25 Union atManhattan O18 18-0 W O11 Result Clarkson LongIslandUniv. O4 atSyracuse S27 MD Opponent 1 P 0-7 L 7-0 0-21 L W N21 Union N14 13-3 WPI 0-12 L W N7 Vermont 7-13 L LongIslandUniv. O31 atUnion O24 13-35 0-52L O17L CCNY atClarkson O10 Result O3 Williams atSpringfield S26 MD Opponent Glenn Killinger Glenn Killinger Henry KumpfHenry KumpfHenry KumpfHenry Henry KumpfHenry KumpfHenry 1932 1930 C 1936 1935 1933 1934 1931 2-7 L (2-5-1) (4-2-2) (2-7) (0-8) (2-5) (0-7) (3-4) 8WI 47-0 W 0-16 L 32-0W 0-34 L 0-21 L N8 WPI atVermont N1 21-0 atUnion W O25 Coast Guard O11 Result atHamilton O4 S27 Drexel 13-14 L MD Opponent 25-0W 12-0 W 12-0 Massachusetts St. 26-0W N16 W atWPI N9 N2 Vermont 8-0W O26 Union atDrexel 31-13O19 13-7 W atCoast Guard O12 Result W O5 Hamilton S28 at Trinity MD Opponent 1 P 7-7 T 13-6 W 7-7T 6-26L atMassachusetts St. N18 N11 WPI atVermont N4 atUnion O28 12-6 W 26-6 25-7W W 19-26 Coast Guard L O21 O14 Result Rochester atHamilton O7 S30 Trinity MD Opponent 1 a ufl 7-26L 7-14 L 0-37 L atBuffalo 13-26 N19L 7-19 L 0-13 L Massachusetts St. N12 atWPI 0-14 L N5 atCoast Guard O29 O22 Union 14-6 Brooklyn O15 Result W atRochester O8 O1 Hamilton MD Opponent 13-12 W 0-14 0-13 L L 6-6T 0-13 L N20 Buffalo atMassachusetts St. N13 0-20L N6 WPI 13-7 W O30 Alfred 6-7 atUnion O23 L atMiddlebury O16 Result atBrooklyn O9 O2 Vermont MD Opponent Walter “Duke” Nelson Walter “Duke” Nelson Walter “Duke” Nelson Henry KumpfHenry KumpfHenry 1939 1937 1937 40 1938 1938 1940 1940 1941 1941 (2-5-1) (4-2-2) (4-3) (7-1) (1-7) The Rensselaer FootballTThe Rensselaer Team in1955 h e

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O5 Buffalo N9 Amherst 1 a no 7-27 L 6-0W O26 Ithaca atUnion O19 atWilliams O12 N2 Rochester DOpnn Result atCoast Guard S28 MD Opponent 0-48L 38-6W atBrooklyn N10 Army JV O20 6 tRcetr 25-14 W 39-0 W O13 Coast Guard atRochester 12-0O6 W 19-26 L atMerchant Marine S29 6-0 S22 WPI Result W atMiddlebury S15 S8 Scranton MD Opponent 1 a ogt 0-26L 68-0W 0-7L 0-7L atColgate N13 Brooklyn 7-6 N6 W Sampson N.T.S. 0-26 O23 L Coast Guard O16 Result O9 at Rochester O2 WPI 0-13 MD Opponent L 6-38 L 19-15 0-33L W 47-7N14 W Buffalo N7 at 0-14 L WPI atCoast Guard O31 0-7 O24 Union L Brooklyn O17 Result atRochester O10 O3 Hamilton 21-6 W MD Opponent atBuffalo N15 2 a P 0-12 L 27-14 W atCoast Guard O14 0-13 atUnion L O7 20-6 atWPI W S23 Result S16 Rochester S9 Union MD Opponent e n s s e l Paul “Pop” Graham Paul “Pop” Graham Paul “Pop” Graham Paul “Pop” Graham a e r 1946 C

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N10 Coast GuardD 14-35 L 1959 (2-6) O22 at Haverford 57-0 W S22 Coast GuardD 0-30 L 1980 (6-2-1/0-1-1 ICAC) N17 at Buffalo 20-33 L Ed Hoffman O29 WPI 13-0 W S29 at AlfredF 21-45 L Dave White MD Opponent Result N5 HobartF 29-20 W O6 Drexel 14-27 L MD Opponent Result 1952 (0-8) S26 at Norwich 0-32 L N12 Rochester 36-6 W O13 at Trinity 6-30 L S13 at Coast GuardD 12-7 W Ed Jontos O3 Hamilton 26-7 W O20 UnionE 14-18 L S26 at Lowell 28-9 W MD Opponent Result O10 at Merchant Marine 20-28 L 1967 (4-4/1-1 ICAC) O27 Middlebury 7-34 L O4 New York Tech.H 14-15 W S27 Northeastern 27-34 L O17 UnionE 21-0 W Dick Riendeau N3 at WPI 7-6 W O11 at UnionE 14-13 W O4 at Alfred 7-27 L O24 Middlebury 0-16 L MD Opponent Result N10 St. LawrenceF 17-19 L O18 at Brooklyn 40-6 W O11 Merchant Marine 20-32 L O31 at WPI 0-20 L S23 Middlebury 32-24 W N17 Albany 3-28 L O25 WPII 30-13 W O18 at UnionE 6-42 L N7 Coast GuardD 2-19 L S30 Haverford 61-14 W N8 St. LawrenceF 18-25 L O25 Rochester 14-41 L N14 at Rochester 0-31 L O7 Hamilton 0-22 L 1974 (4-6/0-3 ICAC) N15 at HobartF 13-13 T N1 WPI 6-26 L O14 at Drexel 21-33 L Dave White N22 Ursinus 14-31 L N8 at Coast GuardD 12-49 L 1960 (0-8) O21 UnionEF 25-37 L MD Opponent Result N15 at Norwich 21-46 L Ed Hoffman N4 at WPI 21-0 W S14 at HobartF 6-20 L 1981 (3-6/1-1 ICAC) MD Opponent Result N11 at HobartF 33-24 W S21 Coast GuardDG 0-3 L Dave White 1953 (1-6-1) S24 St. Lawrence 21-42 L N18 at Rochester 6-24 L S28 Western Conn.G 30-0 W MD Opponent Result Nick Skorich O1 at Hamilton 12-46 L O5 MuhlenburgG 7-2 W S19 Coast GuardD 21-0 W MD Opponent Result O8 Merchant Marine 0-62 L 1968 (2-7/1-2 ICAC) O12 TrinityG 7-27 L S26 Lowell 20-7 W S26 at Northeastern 0-34 L O15 at UnionE 7-14 L Dick Riendeau O19 at UnionE 17-14 W O3 at Canisius 29-38 L O3 Alfred 7-55 L O22 at Vermont 16-37 L MD Opponent Result O26 RITFG 0-20 L O10 at New York Tech 8-21 L O10 at Merchant Marine 6-24 L O29 WPI 7-27 L S21 St. LawrenceF 14-10 W N2 WPIG 28-14 W O17 UnionE 7-21 L O17 UnionE 6-32 L N5 at Coast GuardD 6-46 L S28 at Colby 6-0 W N9 at St. LawrenceF 6-45 L O23 at Iona 0-13 L O24 at Rochester 32-31 W N12 Rochester 6-38 L O5 at Hamilton 32-35 L N16 at Albany 7-37 L O31 at WPII 14-27 L O31 at WPI 12-12 T O12 Drexel 10-20 L N7 at St. LawrenceF 21-29 L N7 Coast GuardD 6-12 L 1961 (0-7) O19 at UnionEF 14-24 L 1975 (3-5/0-3 ICAC) N14 HobartF 41-14 W N14 Norwich 20-40 L Ed Hoffman O26 at Middlebury 0-35 L Dave White MD Opponent Result N2 WPI 21-23 L MD Opponent Result 1982 (4-4-1/0-2-0 ICAC) 1954 (0-8) S30 at St. Lawrence 0-26 L N9 HobartF 7-21 L S13 HobartFG 7-30 L Bob Ducatte John Coons O7 Hamilton 10-22 L N16 at Coast GuardD 20-34 L S20 Coast GuardDG 22-26 L MD Opponent Result MD Opponent Result O21 UnionE 8-10 L O4 MuhlenbergG 13-7 W S18 at Coast GuardD 24-22 W O2 at Hamilton 14-32 L O28 Middlebury 6-20 L 1969 (1-7-1/0-3-0 ICAC) O11 TrinityG 13-9 W S25 at Lowell 21-8 W O9 Merchant Marine 20-25 L N4 at WPI 0-40 L Dick Riendeau O18 UnionEG 0-21 L O2 Canisius 7-31 L O16 at UnionE 6-27 L N11 Coast GuardD 0-13 L MD Opponent Result O25 RITFG 13-26 L O9 Iona 7-7 T O23 at Middlebury 0-54 L N18 at Rochester 0-37 L S20 at AlfredF 21-39 L N1 at WPI 26-25 W O16 at UnionE 7-37 L O30 WPI 6-26 L S27 Colby 29-28 W N8 St. LawrenceFG 10-27 L O23 Marist 22-19 W N6 at Coast GuardD 7-35 L 1962 (0-7) O4 at Hamilton 22-38 L O30 WPII 7-3 W N13 Rochester 13-38 L Ed Hoffman O11 at Trinity 43-43 T 1976 (5-4/1-2 ICAC) N6 St. LawrenceF 24-35 L N20 Buffalo 19-20 L MD Opponent Result O18 UnionE 16-23 L Dave White N13 at HobartF 7-52 L S29 Vermont 6-82 L O25 Middlebury 8-21 L MD Opponent Result 1955 (1-7) O6 at Hamilton 6-46 L N1 at WPI 26-41 L S18 at Coast GuardD 0-17 L 1983 (2-6-1/0-1-1 ICAC) Dick Lyon O13 Norwich 12-32 L N8 at St. LawrenceF 6-41 L S25 at Swarthmore 19-6 W Bob Ducatte MD Opponent Result O20 at UnionE 6-44 L N15 HobartF 7-39 L O2 at CanisiusGH 13-21 W MD Opponent Result O1 Hamilton 0-27 L O27 at Middlebury 6-48 L O9 Plattsburgh St.G 14-0 W S17 Coast GuardD 14-7 W O8 at Merchant Marine 6-0 W N3 WPI 0-40 L 1970 (2-7/1-2 ICAC) O16 at UnionE 8-19 L S24 Lowell 12-15 L O15 UnionE 12-33 L N17 Rochester 0-45 L Dick Riendeau O23 at RITF 20-7 W O1 Stony Brook 19-23 L O22 Middlebury 0-21 L MD Opponent Result O30 WPI 31-6 W O7 at Iona 13-28 L O29 at WPI 0-45 L 1963 (0-6) S19 at Coast GuardD 3-31 L N6 St. LawrenceFG 0-9 L O15 UnionE 0-35 L N5 Coast GuardD 0-13 L Dick Riendeau S26 AlfredF 30-44 L N13 at HobartF 20-41 L O22 at Marist 14-13 W N12 at Rochester 7-34 L MD Opponent Result O3 at Hamilton 6-25 L O29 at WPII 8-28 L N19 at Buffalo 0-45 L O5 Hamilton 0-22 L O10 Trinity 10-14 L 1977 (4-5/1-2 ICAC) N5 at St. LawrenceF 3-3 T O12 at Norwich 7-42 L O17 at UnionE 0-14 L Dave White N12 HobartF 12-33 L 1956 (1-6) O19 UnionE 6-29 L O24 at Middlebury 7-9 L MD Opponent Result Dick Lyon O26 Middlebury 0-32 L O31 WPI 15-14 W S17 Coast GuardDG 15-29 L 1984 (5-4/1-1 ICAC) MD Opponent Result N2 at WPI 0-31 L N7 St. LawrenceF 16-25 L S24 at Ursinius 17-13 W Kevin Earl S29 Rochester 6-13 L N16 at Rochester 3-44 L N14 at HobartF 19-14 W O1 CanisiusG 16-28 L MD Opponent Result O6 at Hamilton 0-47 L O8 at Plattsburgh St. 40-0 W S15 at Coast GuardD 6-24 L O13 Merchant Marine 26-7 W 1964 (0-6-1/0-2-0 ICAC) 1971 (4-5/1-2 ICAC) O15 UnionEG 13-22 L S22 at Lowell 8-27 L O20 at UnionE 0-27 L Dick Riendeau Dick Riendeau O22 RITFG 6-0 W S29 Brockport 42-0 W O27 at Middlebury 7-21 L MD Opponent Result MD Opponent Result O29 at WPI 10-6 W O6 Iona 41-35 W 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL N3 WPI 0-21 L S26 HobartF 3-18 L S18 Coast GuardD 27-28 L N5 at St. LawrenceF 6-50 L O13 at UnionE 0-38 L 0 N10 at Coast GuardD 0-32 L O3 at Hamilton 0-22 L S25 at AlfredF 12-34 L N12 HobartFG 6-36 L O20 Marist 14-0 W 0 O10 Nichols 20-20 T O2 Hamilton 48-7 W O27 WPII 10-7 W 7

1957 (2-5) O17 at UnionEF 3-27 L O9 at Trinity 19-23 L 1978 (1-8/0-2 ICAC) N3 St. LawrenceF 13-10 W R E F

Dick Lyon O24 at Middlebury 6-30 L O16 Union 35-18 W Dave White N10 at Hobart 12-41 L E MD Opponent Result O31 WPI 8-34 L O23 Middlebury 19-26 L MD Opponent Result N S28 at Rochester 6-32 L N14 Rochester 14-40 L O30 at WPI 28-21 W S16 at Coast GuardD 0-29 L 1985 (3-6/1-1 ICAC)

O5 Hamilton 7-14 L N6 at St. LawrenceF 0-10 L S23 Plattsburgh St.G 15-9 W Kevin Earl S

O12 at Merchant Marine 13-6 W 1965 (1-6/0-2 ICAC) N13 HobartF 21-14 W S30 at Canisius 0-40 L MD Opponent Result S

O26 Middlebury 0-41 L Dick Riendeau O7 New York Tech.G 13-27 L S14 Coast GuardD 9-22 L E E N2 at WPI 6-7 L MD Opponent Result 1972 (1-8/0-3 ICAC) O14 at Union 0-27 L S21 at Albany 7-40 L L D F N9 Coast Guard 20-27 L S25 at Hobart 6-27 L Dick Riendeau O21 at Fair. Dickinson 17-20 L S28 Lowell 6-31 L A N12 UnionE 20-19 W O2 Hamilton 12-14 L MD Opponent Result O28 WPIG 15-28 L O5 at Iona 30-7 W E O9 Nichols 7-12 L S16 at HobartF 0-47 L N4 St. LawrenceFG 0-41 L O12 UnionE 6-35 L 1958 (1-7) O16 UnionEF 14-48 L S23 at Coast GuardD 7-24 L N11 at HobartF 0-22 L O19 at Marist 15-14 W R

Ed Hoffman O23 Middlebury 28-14 W S30 AlfredF 7-24 L O26 at WPII 21-28 L F MD Opponent Result O30 at WPI 0-13 L O7 at Drexel 9-7 W 1979 (3-4-1/0-2-0 ICAC) N9 at St. LawrenceF 3-14 L O S27 Norwich 8-18 L N13 at Rochester 12-28 L O14 Trinity 0-7 L Dave White N16 at HobartF 33-20 W

O4 at Hamilton 14-34 L O21 at UnionE 21-38 L MD Opponent Result O O11 Merchant Marine 7-32 L 1966 (5-4/1-1 ICAC) O28 at Middlebury 21-29 L S15 Coast GuardD 6-6 T 1986 (3-7/0-2 ICAC) O18 at UnionE 21-0 W Dick Riendeau N4 WPI 7-35 L S29 Canisius 14-13 W Kevin Earl T O25 at Middlebury 0-18 L MD Opponent Result N11 St. LawrenceF 14-17 L O6 at New York Tech. 3-2 W MD Opponent Result B C D N1 WPI 6-26 L S17 Middlebury 18-14 W O13 Union 3-13 L S13 at Coast Guard 9-16 L A N8 at Coast GuardD 8-28 L S24 Army JV 9-14 L 1973 (1-9/0-3 ICAC) O20 Fair. Dickinson 44-13 W S20 at Albany State 20-54 L L N15 Rochester 7-34 L O1 at Hamilton 6-34 L Dave White O27 at WPI 14-21 L S27 at Lowell 22-24 L O8 Bridgeport 16-19 L MD Opponent Result N3 at St. LawrenceF 31-37 L O4 Iona 27-14 W L O15 at UnionEF 14-31 L S15 HobartF 0-29 L N10 HobartF 9-13 L O11 at UnionE 14-35 L

41 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com 2 ait 28-28 10-8 T W N3 St. Lawrence O27 Rochester O20 Marist 0-21 L 33-10 W N11 Hobart atSt.Lawrence N4 atRochester O28 atMarist O21 Result S16 Coast Guard MD Opponent 40-0 17-7 W W N12 at Hobart N5 St. Lawrence O29 Rochester O22 Marist 40-14 W N14 Hobart O31 at WPI atMarist O24 N15 at Hobart DOpnn Result S14 Coast Guard MD Opponent N10 at Hobart DOpnn Result atCoast Guard S15 MD Opponent 7 tIn 6-14 L O14 Union atIona O7 atSt.Lawrence N7 6Soeil 34-0 W O13 at Union O6 Stonehill 35-21 W O15 at Union O8 Iona 19-21 L N8 St. atBrockport Lawrence N1 1 ait 42-7 W O25 WPI O18 Marist 2 a in 37-0 W S29 WPI atSiena S22 16-20 L O1 WPI atAlbany S24 2 in 32-0 W S30 at WPI S23 Siena 6-21 L 17-30 L 65-7 W O17 Union atIona O9 Albany O3 S26 Siena 1 a ohse 7-38L Result S19 Coast atRochester Guard S12 MD Opponent DOpnn Result atCoast Guard S17 MD Opponent .. 1992, 1993, 1995, 1997,..... 2002,2005, 2006 ECAC Playoff Games ...... 2001,...... 1999, 2003 NCAA Playoff Appearances ...... 61 (Sept. 8,2001 to present) Consecutive GamesWithoutBeingShutOut Longest Unbeaten Streak 13 ...... Longest 13 WinningStreak ...... Undefeated, ButTied Regular Seasons ....1911 1999, 2001 ...... Undefeated, Untied Regular Seasons ...... TrophyLambert ...... 2003 NCAA Semi-Finalists ...... 2003 1990 1989 1988 1987 1987 O I I I 17-17 T 26-7 W 28-24 W A (6-1-2/2-0 ICAC) E E Kevin Earl Kevin Earl 1991 1991 (5-5/1-1 ICAC) (3-6/1-1 ICAC) (7-2/2-0 ICAC) I I F F 3-28 L 29-17 W 24-31 L 23-21 W Joe King Joe King Joe King 21-10 W 24-10 W UTSTANDING CCOMPLISHMENTS E E F F F 17-24 L 0-27 L 28-24 W 10-25 L 7-6 W (4-5) F F F D D D 20-17 W 0-17 L 21-14 W 7-14 L 10-14 L 3-7 L F F D D 18-32 L 16-17 L 7-6 W 14-0 W N11 Hobart S24 Kean 31-8 W O3 WPI S26 Upsala O1 WPI DOpnn Result atCoast Guard S19 MD Opponent 9Hbr 16-15 W 14-21 L 6-21 L 38-13 W N9 Hobart atSt.Lawrence N2 O26 Rochester atMarist O19 1 oat 20-15 W 34-7 W 14-7 W 16-8 N20 Plymouth W St. N13 Hobart atSt.Lawrence N6 O30 Rochester atMarist O23 2 in 24-14 W S28 at WPI S21 Siena N18 Worcester St. 2 a lay 41-7 W S30 at WPI atAlbany S23 O2 at WPI 2 a atik 20-19 W atSt.Lawrence 22-13 W N4 atSt.JohnFisher O28 atHartwick O21 DOpnn Result S16 Coast Guard MD Opponent 14-9 W O12 Union atStonehill O5 7Sea 59-0 W O14 Union O7 Siena 41-20 W 41-7 W atHobart 25-15 W 34-7 30-24 W N12 W St.Lawrence N5 St.JohnFisher O29 O22 Hartwick O15 at Union atSiena O8 56-6 W O16 Union O9 Siena 28-0W 33-7W 21-38 atBridgewaterSt. L N21 26-17 W atHobart N14 St.Lawrence 26-6W N7 atRochester O31 O24 Marist O17 at Union atSiena O10 1 a t onFse 0-17 L Result S18 Coast atSt.JohnFisher Guard S11 MD Opponent DOpnn Result atCoast Guard S17 MD Opponent T EAM 1995 I I 21-14 W 14-28 L H 9-12 W (8-2/2-1 UCAA) EL E E 1992 1993 1994 1994 I I I L 10-35 L 16-19 L 14-26 L 20-21 L 31-14 W Joe King Joe King Joe King Joe King 40-28 W 13-16 L E E 6-23 L 23-8 W (8-2) (8-1) (8-2) D D K KM 13-0 W 21-20 W 53-14 W L D D 69-12 W 41-16 W 28-17 W 14-12 W J 28-25 W Totals 927 2000- 70 3711990-1999 95 72 50 1980-1989 92 41 21 1970-1979 90 28 2 48 514 1960-1969 77 .76813 3 6120 1950-1959 78 11 .462 62 1 1940-1949 73 43 39 .31766 2 1930-1939 78 0 20 .1841 32 1920-1929 78 .14733 52 2 .423 1910-1919.209 80 7324 6 .548 35 .714 32 1900-1909 69 43 140 24 .200 .295 10 1890-1899 5 40 41 .487 1886-1889 8 4 Decade Games .450 .379 W L T Pct. R O3 at Rochester O19 at Union S30 at Rochester O17 at Union Result S13 Coast Guard MD Opponent 7-17 L O5 WPI Albany S28 O14 at Union 3 S.Jh ihr 55-0W 13-26 L N7 St. Lawrence St.JohnFisher O31 O24 Hartwick S26 WPI N15 Hobart 29-11 W 26-7 W N16 at Hobart N9 St. St.JohnFisher Lawrence N2 O26 Hartwick S21 at Rochester S23 WPI N13 Hobart N14 at Hobart 9 lmuhS. 10-24 L Result atCoast Guard S16 PlymouthSt. S9 MD Opponent atWorcester St. N22 O18 Union 2 atik 13-20 L O21 Hartwick O2 Rochester DOpnn Result atCoast Guard S14 MD Opponent 2 en 20-14 W O4 at WPI S27 Kean N20 Rowan O16 Union 1 tS.Jh ihr 38-6W 25-24 W atSt.Lawrence N8 atSt.JohnFisher N1 atHartwick O25 S20 Rochester S25 at WPI 2 a atik 48-3W atSt.Lawrence 38-7W N6 atSt.JohnFisher O30 atHartwick O23 1 a en 45-20W Result atCoast Guard S19 atKean S12 MD Opponent 1 en 55-7 W Result S18 Coast Guard S11 Kean MD Opponent ECORD 2000 1996 1998 1999 1997 1997 I I I 42-19 W 10-13 L 45-0 W (7-2/3-1UCAA) (9-1/4-0UCAA) (9-1/4-0 UCAA) (5-4/2-2 UCAA) 42 (3-6/1-3 UCAA) EL EL MN I I LM L Joe King Joe King Joe King Joe King Joe King 17-6 W 30-7 W 16-7 16-7 W

EL EL EL 10-29 L BY L L L L 35-36 OTL 31-27 W 45-0 W 34-6 W 9-33 L 0-17 L 16-14 W 37-16 W 23-27 L 42-27 W L L L L L D D 44-14 W 34-7 W 7-17 L 34-0 W 63-23 W 16-22 OTL 42-3 W D L L D D D J 35-0 W 32-7 W 14-13 W 45-16 W 38-34 W 21-24 L ECADE O12 at Union O13 Union 1 a tc 17-6 W Result S20 Coast Guard atUtica S13 MD Opponent atWorcester St. N23 O11 Union 2 t onFse 31-25 W 39-38 N16 at W Hobart N9 St. St.JohnFisher Lawrence N2 O26 Hartwick S28 WPI N10 Hobart N11 at Hobart N15 Hobart 35-19 W N4 St. Lawrence St.JohnFisher O28 D6 Ithaca S29 Rochester 8 tPyot t 17-14 W Result S22 at atPlymouthSt. WPI S8 MD Opponent 9 atSt.Lawrence O9 O2 Coast Guard O4 Rochester N6 at 7-9L Rochester 42-7W S25 Hobart Result atUtica S18 atEndicott S11 MD Opponent N29 at Springfield N24 Ithaca N22 Curry 2 a atik 62-47 W atSt.Lawrence 16-12 W N3 atSt.JohnFisher O27 atHartwick O20 N13 Union O30 WPI 52-7W 24-17 atSt.Lawrence W N8 atSt.JohnFisher N1 atHartwick O25 S27 at WPI O5 at Rochester 1 atSt.John’s(MN) D13 2 atMerchant Marine O23 1 tc 47-0 W Result atCoast Guard S21 S14 Utica MD Opponent 2004 2003 2002 2001 (5-4/4-3 Liberty League) (5-4/4-3Liberty I IO 33-13 W N (11-2/3-1 UCAA) N N 35-33 W (8-1/4-0 UCAA) (8-2/2-2 UCAA) EL EO EL 34-20 W I I 21-16 W L O L Joe King Joe King Joe King Joe King 35-29 W 25-43 L 32-29 W 33-7 W 13-18 L ment Engineering; Altamont, N.Y.) mentEngineering;Altamont, ADALIAN ‘05 forwas therightfit me.”— aretors passionateaboutboth, Iknewthis Knowing thattheschool and itsadministra- aninstitution thatexcelsfind inboth areas. level. Itisnot commonto program onthenational and acompetitive athletic tier educationalsystem been involved withafirst- years atRPIthatIhave “I’ve found inmy four R R EL L L L L 27-34 L 31-14 W 47-26 W 14-32 L 31-14 W 0-27 L 13-54 L 34-26 W L O L L DO D 31-19 W ENSSELAER EFLECTING 28-14 W 49-7 W 49-7 W N 44-7 W 40-34 W L O L D J 35-10 W 55-0 W 26-21 L 34-12 W N 10-38 L O 55-29 W 3-0 W 37-20 28-17 W 10-27 L (Industrial andManage- 7 atSt.Lawrence O7 O29 at WPI N4 at Rochester F E D C B A S30 Becker atSt.JohnFisher N19 O22 Merchant Marine O8 St. atCoast Guard Lawrence O2 O N M L K J I H G N18 at Cortland N5 Rochester Menands, N.Y. N12 at Union 1 a tc 34-10 W 27-7 W S23 Hobart Result atUtica S16 atEndicott S9 MD Opponent O28 WPI N11 Union atMerchant Marine O21 1 tc 41-10 W 34-7 W S24 Result at Hobart S17 Utica S10 Endicott MD Opponent - ECAC Northeast Bowl Game - Transit Trophy Game - ICAC Game - UCAAGame - Dutchman ShoesTrophy Game - Played inWatervliet, N.Y. - ECAC Northwest Bowl Game - Played inWest Troy, N.Y. - Played in atHawkins Stadium - NCAAPlayoff Game - Shot GlassTrophy Game - Played onVarsity Field - Won by forfeit - Liberty LeagueGame - Liberty - Played onNed Harkness Field

... 2006 2005 ON (7-3/3-3 Liberty League) (7-3/3-3Liberty (8-2/5-2 Liberty League) (8-2/5-2Liberty COLLIN IO 26-0 W EO IO O Joe King Joe King 24-19 W 31-15 W EO O MO 42-49 L J 26-7 W 17-24 L 48-56 3OTL 20-14 W O O 23-30 L 35-13 W O DO 38-42 L K O 22-26 W 41-0 W O 4-1 W 42-31 56-6 W 17-3 W WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM Y EAR- BY-YEAR STATISTICAL LEADERS Year Record Coach Rushing Yards Passing Yards Receiving Yards Tackles Total 1963 0-6 D. Riendeau Ken Hoffman 308 Mike Gass 105 Charlie Harper 174 1964 0-6-1 D. Riendeau Tom Nailos 293 John Johnson 194 John Johnson 203 1965 1-6 D. Riendeau Roger Sundin 472 Bob Nicotera 561 Stan Sweetster 208 1966 5-4 D. Riendeau Roger Sundin 730 John Contento 827 Stan Sweetster 612 1967 4-4 D. Riendeau Larry Alocco 321 John Contento 1,612 Jack Hart 669 1968 2-7 D. Riendeau Don McLaud 284 Steve LaMore 1,506 Jack Hart 751 1969 1-7-1 D. Riendeau Thad Ostrowski 397 Bob Baron 1,327 Rich Kelly 713 1970 2-7 D. Riendeau Rick Tesmer 493 Bob Baron 1,212 Kalle Kontson 643 1971 4-5 D. Riendeau Tom Eckhardt 482 Bob Baron 2,105 Kalle Kontson 1,031 1972 1-8 D. Riendeau Tom Eckhardt 479 Jon Nystrom 1,010 Ron Page 279 1973 1-9 D. White Ron Lewis 317 Kim Carrara 411 Pete Kettering 421 1974 4-6 D. White Aaron Anzelc 378 Jon Nystrom 618 Pete Kettering 605 1975 3-5 D. White Dave Camp 249 Kim Carrara 548 Pete Kettering 347 1976 5-4 D. White Aaron Anzelc 421 Dave Coons 965 Mike Parker 358 1977 4-5 D. White Scott Newell 478 Dave Coons 673 Mike Parker 536 1978 1-8 D. White Mark Fay 425 Matt Dwyer 542 Mark Eisenmann 308 1979 3-4-1 D. White Mike Turner 410 Gary LaDuca 615 Mark Eisenmann 394 John Clark 91 1980 6-2-1 D. White Alex Bothwell 504 Gary LaDuca 885 Wayne Bruhn 300 John Clark 145 1981 3-6 D. White Don Patria 726 Gary LaDuca 1,048 Wayne Bruhn 646 John Clark 131 1982 4-4-1 B. Ducatte Don Patria 843 Gary LaDuca 800 Wayne Bruhn 366 Bob Levine 121 1983 2-6-1 B. Ducatte Joe Johnson 360 Tom Wood 665 Wayne Bruhn 447 Rip Collins 104 1984 5-4 K. Earl Steve Krasuski 523 Jeff Breen 884 Tom Wood 798 Rip Collins 87 1985 3-6 K. Earl Tom Wood 778 Scott Hobbs 683 Tom Wood 387 Ryan Fisher 82 1986 3-7 K. Earl Tom Wood 1,361 Kirk Schell 915 Neil Kiernan 320 Mark Clark 140 1987 5-5 K. Earl Scott Milne 644 Kirk Schell 1,372 Neil Kiernan 783 Mark Clark 130 1988 7-2 K. Earl Scott Milne 778 Matt Doucet 1,276 Neil Kiernan 580 Will Headen 111 1989 3-6 J. King Rip Patten 574 Scott Skinner 834 Frank Hewitt 379 Jim Murrer 89 1990 6-1-2 J. King J.P. Peterson 603 Troy White 1,069 J.P. Peterson 206 Todd Wojtowski 94 1991 4-5 J. King Kurt Stapleton 860 Brandon Grabowski 787 Paul Sullivan 301 Mike Soucy 93 1992 8-2 J. King J.P. Peterson 905 Brandon Grabowski 1,879 Chris Reigle 668 Jeff McCard 83 1993 8-2 J. King J.P. Peterson 669 Brandon Grabowski 2,222 Troy White 610 Chris Mastergeorge 84 1994 8-1 J. King J.P. Peterson 703 Mark Barnes 1,509 Chris Reigle 413 Chris Mastergeorge 90 1995 8-2 J. King Dan McGovern 1,698 Mark Barnes 1,438 Chris Reigle 505 Will Lindheimer 105 1996 5-4 J. King Dan McGovern 1,434 Matt Robbens 469 Jim Learned 283 Shawn Hanrahan 107 1997 9-1 J. King Krishaun Gilmore 988 Matt Robbens 1,294 Tim Jordain 557 Matt Vittengl 80 1998 7-2 J. King Krishaun Gilmore 1,670 Matt Robbens 1,617 Tim Jordain 982 Matt Vittengl 73 1999 9-1 J. King Scott Allard 721 Matt Robbens 1,895 Richard Mokay 942 Matt Vittengl 98 2000 3-6 J. King Scott Allard 644 Sean O’Bryan 845 Evan Cochran 419 Micah Suggs 66 2001 8-1 J. King Joe Prymas 413 Dan Cole 2,362 Kevin Siska 992 Marc Blevins 98 2002 8-2 J. King Pat Hughes 325 Dan Cole 2,861 Flynn Cochran 968 Mike Defilippi 72 2003 11-2 J. King Otis Williams 1,104 Dan Cole 3,679 Flynn Cochran 1,274 Sean Doran 98 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL

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2005 8-2 J. King Jay Bernardo 1,422 Jimmy Robertson 2,313 Jon Branche 919 Jimmy Motzkin 84 0 2006 7-3 J. King Jay Bernardo 1,126 Jimmy Robertson 2,160 Brendan McGowan 767 Armin Warner 87 7

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43 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com 1938 George A. Bentley GeorgeA. 1938 G.Baumann Robert 1937 F. Martin Gavetti 1936 1935 Conrad Ward Anthony J.Fiori 1934 FrankJ.Meyer 1933 1932 Charles Bahr GeorgeC.Diehl,Jr. 1931 EarlP. Goldwyn 1930 Steere EdmondA. 1929 Daday Edward A. 1928 H.Nichols Stuart 1927 Kenneth M.Banks 1926 Paul Eschholz A. 1925 1924 Ralph Champagne 1923 Clarence Benedict Roy E.Wright 1922 EdwinC.Eller 1921 1920 Wesley Armstrong Jack V. Richards 1919 Jack V. Richards 1918 LouisW. Robertson 1917 Tilden T. Lockman 1916 Raymond O’Hara A. 1915 Alfred C.Gallagher 1914 DonaldH.Kinloch 1913 Raymond R.Turner 1912 Walter S.Church 1911 WilliamD.Hunt 1910 JohnW. Inglis 1909 WilliamF. Geiger 1908 Clarence E.Wood 1907 Clarence E.Wood 1906 Ferdinand H.Jaeger 1905 GeorgeE.Gifford 1904 HugoE.Pitz 1903 HugoE.Pitz 1902 WilliamH.Young 1901 WilliamH.Young 1900 1899 Frederick Ward Edward D.Hooker 1898 Edward D.Hooker 1897 JohnC.Ranney 1896 1895 Eugene Hanavan 1894 Arthur Wilcox McPherson JamesA. 1893 McPherson JamesA. 1892 1891 no team CarlosC.Arosemena 1890 CarlosC.Arosemena 1889 CarlosC.Arosemena 1888 J.Rockwood Arthur 1887 JohnH.Cunts 1886 WWarren Lemke a r r e n

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L LL e h n Sean 1991 Shawn Christensen Todd Rodwell-Simon Kevin 1990 Mo Wojtowecz Aslansan Randy Knox 1989 Jeff Bilco Neil Romer 1988 Mark Clark Kurt Kiernan Steve John Schell Mark Medina 1987 Tim Connery Carroll Tom Clark Scott Kevin Wood John Virkler 1986 Jeff Robinson Breen Tom Porter Todd 1985 Joe Wood Gustainis John Salvagin 1984 Rip Collins Don Dolzadelli 1983 Tom Hersey Rob Patria 1982 John Ecker Keith Levine 1981 John Clark John Kammerer Nelson 1980 John Clark Brown Paul Brown Nelson 1979 Vic McDonough Baranowski Steve Brown 1978 Vic Baranowski Bob Chipko 1977 Bob Lehnecker Mike Shober 1976 Dennis Bragg John Carbone 1975 Dennis Bragg 1974 Thomas Proterra Russell Jeffrey 1973 Donald Allocco Chris Sassaman Rich 1972 Sal Vasiloff Gianone Glenn Padgett 1971 Bob Baron Ed Waltzak Dassatti -T e c k e IME r 44 C APTAINS Kevin Matt Brice Toye 1999 Carl Robbens Hatfield Matt Mason Kevin Matt Vittengl Tim Toye Kyle Robbens 1998 Krishaun Jordain Gilmore Alex Hair Scott Dan Rembijas Chris Ogeka 1997 Glenn McGovern Arnold Angelo Cochran Mike Tony Vissas Shane Mucci Scott Klinowski 1996 Glenn Dover Arnold Alic Cafarelli Chris Travis Scott Greg Reigle Mark Krol 1995 Donta Dietrich Barker Mike Barnes J.P. Jeff Soucy Chris Peterson 1994 Kaan McCard Aslansan Paul St.John Scott Mastergeorge Mike Torreso Tom Soucy 1993 Brandon Grabowski Kurt Keaney Brian Sean Stapleton 1992 Dave Reinhart Eddy Morgan neering;Scotia, N.Y.) — withme throughoutfour my years life.” willcarry ences I’ve hadandlessonsI’ve learned duringthepast that makes thedifference. Iknow thatalltheexperi- have met here. Itistrulythepeoplehere atRensselaer have beeninspired by thegreat friendsandteammatesI worked withmany coaches andteachers talented and I have met, thefootball both onandoff Ihave field. special dueto thepeople “My timeatRPIhasbeenvery R EFLECTING JJ.P. Peterson . P TIM FRAME‘06 .

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M o k ... a y WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM I N THE POST-SEASON Six NCAA Tournament Games • Seven ECAC Championship Bowl Victories Year Game Opponent Result Year Game Opponent Result 1992 ECAC Northeast (Nov. 21) at Bridgewater St. 28-25 W 2003 NCAA 1st Round (Nov. 22) CURRY 34-20 W 1993 ECAC Northwest (Nov. 20) PLYMOUTH ST. 13-0 W 2003 NCAA 2nd Round (Nov. 29) at Springfield 40-34 W 1995 ECAC Northwest (Nov. 18) WORCESTER ST. 69-12 W 2003 NCAA Regional Final (Dec. 6) ITHACA 21-16 W 1997 ECAC Northeast (Nov. 22) at Worcester St. 14-13 W 2003 NCAA Semi-Finals (Dec. 13) at St. John’s (MN) 38-10 L 1999 NCAA 1st Round (Nov. 20) ROWAN 29-10 L 2005 ECAC Northwest (Nov. 19) at St. John Fisher 26-22 W 2001 NCAA 2nd Round (Nov. 24) ITHACA 27-10 L 2006 ECAC Northeast (Nov. 18) at Cortland 26-7 W 2002 ECAC Northeast (Nov. 23) at Worcester St. 55-29 W

1992 ECAC Northeast Championship Game 1999 NCAA First Round Game RPI 28, Bridgewater St. 25 • Swenson Field • Bridgewater, MA Rowan 29, RPI 10 • Ned Harkness Field • Troy, NY Quarterback Brandon Grabowski threw for 175 yards In the first NCAA Playoff Game in the program’s and a touchdown and rushed for two more scores, history, Rowan scored on its first two possessions and including the game-winning TD at 8:03 of the fourth held Rensselaer out of the end zone until the fourth quarter, to lead Rensselaer to victory in its first-ever quarter. The loss was the first of the season for the post-season appearance. Kurt Stapleton added 99 Engineers, who posted the first perfect regular season yards on the ground. Dave Eddy (left) had 15 tackles record (9-0) in the school’s history. Matt Vittengl (7 solos) and a pass breakup and Brian Reinhart (left) finished with a game-high 21 tackles (16 solos) made 13 stops, including a team-best nine unassisted. while Marc Tanner added 11 stops, including five un- With the win the Engineers set the school record for assisted and one for a loss of five yards. Offensively, victories in a season (8-2). Richard Mokay caught seven passes for 92 yards.

1993 ECAC Northwest Championship Game 2001 NCAA Second Round Game RPI 13, Plymouth St. 0 • ‘86 Field • Troy, NY Ithaca 27, RPI 10 • ‘86 Field • Troy, NY In the first home playoff game in the program’s histo- Following a Rensselaer field goal, Ithaca scored three ry, Rensselaer’s defense stifled the Panthers, holding straight touchdowns and controlled the clock on its the visitors to just 2.7 yards per play (169 total yards). way to victory. RPI, which was playing its first-ever Chris Mastergeorge (left) led the way with 12 tackles, NCAA Second Round game after earning the top including three unassisted, and a pass breakup. seed and a first round bye, finished with an 8-1 Chris Paoli added eight tackles, including three solos record. Running back Flynn Cochran rushed for 34 and one for lost yards (1). Offensively, running back yards and a touchdown while his brother Evan (left), J.P. Peterson, the game’s Most Valuable Player, rushed a wide receiver, made nine receptions for 147 yards. for 137 yards and quarterback Brandon Grabowski Marc Blevins had 16 tackles (9 solos) and an intercep- threw for one touchdown and ran for another. tion and Ed Petkovsek added 12 tackles (5 solos) and a forced fumble.

1995 ECAC Northwest Championship Game 2002 ECAC Northeast Championship Game RPI 69, Worcester St. 12 • Ned Harkness Field • Troy, NY RPI 55, Worcester St. 29 • Coughlin Field • Worcester, MA In the first football game ever played at Ned Harkness Evan and Flynn Cochran (left) accounted for five Field, running back Dan McGovern (left) rushed touchdowns, including two in the second quarter 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL when the Engineers exploded for 35 points to take an 0

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including runs of 48, 58, 6 and 15 yards, to lead the insurmountable lead. Evan caught seven passes for 7

123 yards and a TD pass and ran for another while Engineers over the Lancers. Rensselaer scored 13 R Flynn rushed for three scores. He finished with 100 points in the first quarter, 17 in the second, 27 in E yards on the ground. Quarterback Dan Cole, the the third and 12 in the fourth on its way to register- N game’s Most Valuable Player, threw one scoring strike ing the second most points scored in a single game S

in school history. Don Herdlein added 109 rushing and ran for two others. Greg Giadone paced the S yards for RPI, which finished with 506 on the afternoon. defense with nine tackles (4 solos) and a fumble recovery (19 yard return). E L A

1997 ECAC Northeast Championship Game 2003 NCAA First Round Game E RPI 14, Worcester St. 13 • John Coghlin Field • Worcester, MA RPI 34, Curry 20 • ‘86 Field • Troy, NY R

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finished with seven tackles, including a team-high six Cochran (left), Flynn’s brother, had 18 tackles, includ- A

unassisted, two pass breakups, an interception and ing six unassisted and a sack (4 yards), with a pass L

the blocked kick. As a team the Engineers held the breakup and Sean Doran made 17 stops. He had five L Lancers to just 238 yards of total offense. unassisted tackles and two pass breakups.

45 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com St. John’s38,RPI10 •Collegeville, •ClemensStadium MN 2003 NCAA National Semi-FinalGame RPI 21, Ithaca16 •‘86FieldTroy, NY 2003 NCAA FinalGame Regional MA 34 •BenedumFieldSpringfield, RPI 40,Springfield 2003 NCAA SecondRoundGame game-high 11 followed tackles, by Tim Frame,whohadtenstops. completion ontheafternoon. ever Lambert Trophy.ever Lambert TheJohnnieswent Bowl. onto winthe Stagg Lally School ofManagement Knotty Pine HomeImprovementsKateff HSBC Bank Hoosick Street WineCellar Football Alumni Association Franklin Square Inn&Suites E-Merge Systems John Ecker, Inc. Greg Dietrich ‘96 Cross SoundCable Columbia Development Clubhouse Pub Mark Clark ‘89 Calkin’s Pharmacy Cafe Deli-Icious Allegrone Masonry Richard H.Alfred, MD The Rensselaer footballThe Rensselaer teamthanksthefollowing for sponsors theirgenerous support Dan Cole In agamewith40miles-per-hour winds,quarterback Pierz Pierz which got (6solos)from ninetackles linebacker Chris season withaschool record 11 wins(11-2). RPI, rushing from quarterback DanCole,concludedthe whogotEngineers, 237 yards passingand21 yards Rensselaer’s most successfulseasonever. The touchdown andthree more inthefourth to end St. John’sbroke openatiegamewiththird quarter two scores. DylanCooperledthedefense, a tallying Jon Branche addedfour receptions for 82yards and had 12 receptions for 144 yards andatouchdown. touchdowns whilewidereceiver Pat Hughes back DanColerecorded 268yards passingandthree a gameplayed inblizzard-like conditions.Quarter- in two thevisitingBombers possessionsandheldoff ber, Rensselaer scored onlongpassplays onitsfirst Playing for timeever thefirst inthemonthofDecem- gave up441 yards rushingbutdidnot allow apass sisted andtwo for lost yards (7),to leadadefense that Cochran with13 finished includingtenunas- tackles, had sixreceptions for 124 yards andascore. Grant for 99yards andtwo touchdowns andDanStephens FlynnCochranseeded Springfield. caught11 passes upendedtop- Engineers downs asthefifth-seeded Team oftheYear Award aswell astheprogram’s first- of theTenth AnnualFootball Alumni&Friends GolfTournament. (left) , would laterbeawarded theECAC Upstate (left) threw for 348 yards andfive touch- Vital Sign&GraphicsCo.Inc. Vital Turner Construction Company Subway System, Inc. Stadium Sodexho Campus Services Rensselaer School ofScience Association Rensselaer Football Alumni Rensselaer Football Rensselaer Bookstore Rensselaer Athletics Rensselaer AlumniAssociation Ken Ralph Jonathan “J.P.” Peterson ‘94 O’Leary’s Oldcastle Precast, Inc. Jim Learned‘97 (left) (left) 46 RPI 26, Cortland 7 • Cortland Stadium Complex Stadium NY 7•Cortland •Cortland, RPI 26,Cortland 2006 ECAC Northeast Championship Game RPI 26,St. JohnFisher22•Growney •Pittsford, Stadium NY 2005 ECAC Northwest Championship Game sponsor, pleasefeel free to get incontact. Ifyou cannotor [email protected]. attendbutwould like to bea Pattion, contact coach, DelMonaco,assistant at(518) 276-6188 (w) may signupasanindividual orasafoursome. For more informa- prizes. You dinner and lunch, a cart, holes ofgolf, fee includes 18 welcome. The are supporters, as any other alumni, aswell All football Park inTroy. at 1pmFrear uled for May 17 beginningwithlunch at12pm andashot gunstart The 11th AnnualRensselaer football team’stournament issched- touchdowns whileTaranto goalsof22,26,27, hadfield and31 yards. school record for victories inafour-year span(32-10). Bernardo with122 finished yards rushingandtwo yards oftotal offense whileforcing seven turnovers. helping thedefense holdtheRed Dragonsto 211 a team-high11 includingnineunassisted, tackles, Rensselaer Rayhill defeated with finished Cortland. Tom Rayhill ledthedefense as to earnMVPhonors mark for goalsinagame(4),andlinebacker field touchdowns (48),Drew Taranto Senior Jay Bernardo tiedtheschool record for career apiece.Withthewin,seniorclasstied tackles Motzkin (4solos)tiedfor theteamleadwithnine Defensively, GrantCochran (5solos) andJimmy Player.33 carries,wasthegame’sMost Outstanding (left) Rensselaerhind victory. runningback Jay Bernardo to givejust acome-from-be- 1:48left theEngineers yard passfrom quarterback Jimmy with Robertson Wide receiver Brendan McGowan scored ona47- , whorushedfor 160 yards andatouchdown on 22007 Tournament Champions 0 0 7

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C (left) h a m tiedtheschool p i o n s WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM I NDIVIDUAL & TEAM RECORDS 382 Bob Baron, 1969-71 RUSHING 374 Brandon Grabowski, 1990-93 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (minimums of 10, 25 or 100 attempts) Individual Game .917 Kirk Schell (11 for 12) at Marist, 1987 .846 Matt Robbens (11 for 13) vs. Kean, 1999 MOST ATTEMPTS .824 Mark Barnes (14 for 17) vs. Hartwick, 1994 Game 54 Dan McGovern at Hobart, 1996 Season .621 Kirk Schell (126 for 203), 1987 45 Krishaun Gilmore at Hobart, 1998 .594 Jimmy Robertson (193 for 325), 2005 44 Jay Bernardo vs. Coast Guard, 2004 .589 Dan Cole (303 for 514), 2003 Season 271 Dan McGovern, 1996 Career .589 Jimmy Robertson (361 for 613), 2005-present 258 Tom Wood, 1986 .571 Kirk Schell (201 for 352), 1985-87 256 Jay Bernardo, 2005 .567 Frank Catellier (127 for 224), 2003-06 Career 712 Dan McGovern, 1994-97 710 Jay Bernardo, 2003-06 MOST YARDS GAINED 632 J.P. Peterson, 1990, 1992-94 Play 85 Brandon Grabowski to Chris Reigle at Bridgewater St., 1992 (TD); Peter Stickney to Frank Hewitt at Hobart, 1989 (TD) MOST YARDS GAINED 80 Matt Robbens to Tim Jordain vs. St. Lawrence, 1998 (TD); Matt Carry 99 Jay Bernardo vs. Endicott, 2005 (TD); Don Patria vs. Lowell, Doucet to Jeff Bilco vs. Rochester, 1988 (TD) 1981 (TD) * NCAA Record 79 Chad Wysocki to Dan Stephens at St. Lawrence, 2004 (TD); Dan 98 Don McKinley at Clarkson, 1935 (TD) Cole to Evan Cochran vs. Hartwick, 2002 (TD) Game 320 Dan McGovern vs. Worcester St., 1995 (27 attempts) Game 474 Dan Cole vs. Rochester, 2003 271 Dan McGovern at WPI, 1995 (36 attempts) 440 Dan Cole vs. Hartwick, 2002 265 Krishaun Gilmore vs. WPI, 1998 (31 attempts) RPI’S 2,000-yard PASSERS 431 Dan Cole vs. Hobart, 2001 Season 1,698 Dan McGovern, 1995 Yards Player Year RPI’S 1,000-yard RUSHERS Season 3,769 Dan Cole, 2003 1,670 Krishaun Gilmore, 1998 3,769 Dan Cole 2003 Yards Player Year 2,861 Dan Cole, 2002 1,434 Dan McGovern, 1996 2,861 Dan Cole 2002 1,698 Dan McGovern 1995 2,362 Dan Cole, 2001 Career 3,959 Dan McGovern, 1994-97 2,362 Dan Cole 2001 1,670 Krishaun Gilmore 1998 Career 8,992 Dan Cole, 2001-03 3,838 Krishaun Gilmore, 1994-97 2,313 Jimmy Robertson 2005 1,434 Dan McGovern 1996 5,268 Matt Robbens, 1996-99 3,550 Jay Bernardo, 2003-06 2,222 Brandon Grabowski 1,422 Jay Bernardo 2005 4,891 Brandon Grabowski, 1990-93 1993 1,361 Tom Wood 1986 2,160 Jimmy Robertson 2006 Team 1,104 Otis Williams 2003 TOUCHDOWN PASSES 2,105 Bob Baron 1971 1,080 Jay Bernardo 2006 Game 6 Dan Cole vs. Utica, 2002 MOST YARDS GAINED 1,016 Dean Armstrong 1948 5 Five Times; Most Recently: Jimmy Robertson at Hobart, 2005 Game 506 Worcester St., 1995 4 Numerous Times; Most Recently: Jimmy Robertson vs. Merchant 475 at WPI, 1995 Marine, 2005 425 WPI, 1941 Season 40 Dan Cole, 2003 Season 2,730 1995 (8-2) 29 Dan Cole, 2002 2,426 1998 (8-2) 26 Jimmy Robertson, 2005 2,100 1996 (5-4) Career 87 Dan Cole, 2001-03 50 Matt Robbens, 1996-99 FEWEST YARDS AGAINST 42 Jimmy Robertson, 2005-present Game -11 Becker, 2006 -6 Haverford, 1967 Team Season 599 1997 (9-1) 760 1966 (5-4) DDanan McGovernMcGovern MOST ATTEMPTS

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Season 514 Dan Cole, 2003 32 at Endicott, 2004; at St. John Fisher, 2003 L RPI’S 50+ PASS ATTEMPTS 357 Dan Cole, 2001 Season 312 2003 (11-2) A Att. Player Date 331 Dan Cole, 2002 211 2002 (8-2) E 68 Dan Cole 11-10-01 Career 1,202 Dan Cole, 2001-03 207 2005 (8-2) R 55 Dan Cole 11-1-03

778 Brandon Grabowski, 1990-93 54 Jimmy Robertson 9-24-05 F 726 Bob Baron, 1969-71 MOST YARDS GAINED 52 Dan Cole 10-4-03 Game 501 at Endicott, 2004 O

51 Dan Cole 9-22-01 O MOST COMPLETIONS 474 Rochester, 2003 51 Bob Baron 10-23-71 Game 35 Dan Cole vs. Rochester, 2003 455 St. Lawrence, 2002 T Season 3,847 2003 (11-2) 33 Dan Cole vs. St. John Fisher, 2002 B 3,026 2002 (8-2)

32 Dan Cole at St. John Fisher, 2003 A Season 303 Dan Cole, 2003 2,544 2001 (8-1) L

204 Dan Cole, 2002 L 193 Jimmy Robertson, 2005 Career 671 Dan Cole, 2001-03 47 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com ,9 DanCole,2001 2,597 DanCole,2002 3,173 2001 Hobart, DanColevs. (18 rush,431 pass) 2002(69rush,440pass) Hartwick, DanColevs. 449 509 Season Game YARDSMOST GAINED (rush+pass) FlynnCochran, 1998, 2001-03 EvanCochran, 2000-02 21 28 Richard Mokay, 1999 JonBranche, 2005 12 chant Marine,2005 14 Numerous Times; Most Recently: Brendan McGowan Mer- vs. Career 2002 EvanCochran Hartwick, vs. 3 4 Season EvanCochran, 2000-02 2,279 Game FlynnCochran, 1998, 2001-03 2,492 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Kevin 2001 Siska, 992 Kontson, Kalle 1971 1,031 Wayne St.Lawrence, Bruhnvs. 1981 (11 receptions) Career 2002(8receptions) EvanCochran Hartwick, vs. 225 235 Season Brendan McGowan, 2004-present FlynnCochran, 1998, 2001-03 178 Game 202 YARDSMOST GAINED Pat Hughes,2003 86 FlynnCochran atSt.JohnFisher, 2003 Career FlynnCochran 2003 Curry, vs. 14 74 15 Jack Season Hart, Game RECEPTIONS MOST 1968 Coast Guard, 1953 1971 2003;Hobart, atSpringfield, 13 0 Season atUnion, 1958 (2for 13) Game 2 YARDSFEWEST AGAINST Season Game Numerous Times; Most Recently: Merchant Marine, 2005 COMPLETIONSAGAINSTFEWEST 2002;Hamilton, wick, 1971; Haverford, 1967 2003;Coast 2005;atSpringfield, Guard, 2003;Hart- atHobart, 4 27 32 2005 5 Season 2002 (8-2) (8-2) Game TOUCHDOWN PASSES 5 Jon Branche at Hobart, 2005 JonBranche atHobart, 5 Tim Jordain St.Lawrence, vs. 1998 (7receptions) 296 atUnion, 1970 -11 1971 2003;Hobart, atSpringfield, 0 St.Lawrence, 2002;Utica,2002 6 3 JonBranche, 2003-06 35 JonBranche, 2003-06 2,849 JonBranche, 2003-06* 203 395 DanCole,2003 3,955 Flynn Cochran, 2003;EvanCochran, 2002 15 FlynnCochran, 2003 1,274 FlynnCochran, 2003 109 1959 (2-6) 587 1958 (1-7) 46 2003(11-2) 40 516 Dan Cole vs. Rochester, DanColevs. 2003(42rush,474 pass) 516 Rich Kelly atAlfred, 1969 16 T OTAL R Individual Individual ECEIVING O NCAA record for tightends FFENSE 2004-present 2,125 Brendan McGowan 2,217 Kalle Years Kontson 2,279 Evan 1969-71 Cochran 2000-02 2,492 Flynn Cochran 2,849 Jon 2001-03 2003-06 Branche Yards Player RPI’S 2,000-yard RECEIVERS RRich Kelly i c h

K e l l y 48 4,291 4,362 Season 2005 2002 (8-2) (8-2) Game YARDSMOST GAINED (rush+reception +return) Rochester, 645 637 Worcester Game YARDSMOST GAINED (rush+pass) BrandonGrabowski, 1990-93 4,892 MattRobbens, 1996-99 S 5,056 Career EricByrne,1999 9 Five Times; Most Recently: MattVerenini atSt.JohnFisher, 11 Season Drew 3 Fairchild Larry Alfred, vs. 1971; Jack InglisatCornell, 1909 2006 47 Taranto,2001 Game KrishaunGilmore, 1994-95, 1997-98 Jay Bernardo, 2003-06 2006 236 Yardage 288 FIELD GOALS Jay Bernardo, 2005 DanMcGovern, 1996 114 116 Career Season J.P. Peterson, 1990, 1992-94 KrishaunGilmore, 1994-95, 1997-98 rence, 36 Game 40 POINTS DanMcGovern, 1995 Jay Bernardo, 2005;DanMcGovern, 1996 1998 18 Numerous Times; Most Recently: Jay Bernardo atUnion, 19 2005 NineTimes; Most Recently: Jay Bernardo atUtica,2006 Career 3 4 Season rence, Game TOUCHDOWNS 1998 ,7 KrishaunGilmore, 1994-95, 1997-98 3,977 DanMcGovern, 1994-97 4,854 Tom Wood, 1985 1,699 KrishaunGilmore, 1998 1,771 Jay Bernardo Endicott, vs. 2005(249 rush,23rec.) Career Worcester ernvs. St.,1995 (320rush) Tom Wood WPI,1986 vs. (195 rush,34 rec., 63ret.) 272 292 Season 973 DanCole,2001-03 9,743 22 DanMcGovern, 1994-97 292 Jay Bernardo, 2003-06;DanMcGovern, 1994-97 48 544 Tom Wood, 1983-86 5,474 571 2003(11-2) 5,741 1 MattVerenini, 2003 18 Krishaun Gilmore, 1998 138 KrishaunGilmore, 1998 23 191 DanMcGovern, 1995 1,921 320 Tim atEndicott, 2004(176 rush,501 pass) 677 Numerous Times; Most Recently: Drew Taranto atEndicott, 2 Drew Taranto 2006;MattVerenini atCortland, 2003 Hobart, vs. 4 JohnReuther Rochester, vs. 1924 (drop kick) 49 Numerous Times; Most Recently: Jay Bernardo atUtica,2006 24 2005;KrishaunGilmore JonBrancheSt.Law- vs. atHobart, 30 2005;KrishaunGilmore JonBrancheSt.Law- vs. atHobart, 5 Jordain vs.St. Lawrence, 1998 (296 rec., 24 ret.); DanMcGov- A 2003(171 t., 1995 (506 LL S Individual Individual -P CORING Team rush, 474 pass) URPOSE rush, 131 pass) TTim Jordain i m

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Career 31 Matt Verenini, 2001-03 Per Game 28 Eric Byrne, 1997-00 0.0 1911 (7-0-3) 18 Ken Felton, 1991-94 2.3 1921 (4-1-3) 2.8 1908 (6-1-1) POINT-AFTER-TOUCHDOWNS (kicking) Season (5 or more games) Game 9 Eric Byrne vs. St. Lawrence, 1998 0 1911 (7-0-3) 8 Matt Verenini at Hartwick, 2001 18 1921 (4-1-3) 7 Six Times; Most Recently: Matt Verenini at Hartwick, 2003 22 1908 (6-1-1) Season 45 Eric Byrne, 1998 MOST POINTS ALLOWED 44 Matt Verenini, 2003 Game 107 at Colgate, 1915 (107-0 Loss) 40 Eric Byrne, 1999 96 at Rutgers, 1915 (96-0 Loss) Career 135 Eric Byrne, 1997-00 82 Vermont, 1962 (82-6 Loss) 107 Matt Verenini, 2001-03 Season 337 1962 (0-7) 72 Ken Felton, 1991-94 313 1969 (1-7-1) 312 1960 (0-8) Team Scoring Average, Season 48.1 1962 (0-7) TOUCHDOWNS 39.0 1960 (0-8) Game 16 St. Stephen’s, 1909 (77-0 Win) 37.1 1952 (0-8) 10 Worcester St., 1995 (69-12 Win); Brooklyn, 1943 (68-0 Win) 9 Several Times; Most Recently: at Hartwick, 2001 (62-47 Win) POINT-AFTER-TOUCHDOWNS (kicking) Season 55 2003 (11-2) Game 13 St. Stephen’s, 1909 (77-0 Win) 49 2002 (8-2); 1995 (8-2) 8 Brooklyn, 1943 (68-0 Win) 47 2005 (8-2) Season 45 1998 (7-2) 44 2003 (11-2) MOST POINTS SCORED 40 1999 (9-1) Game 77 St. Stephen’s, 1909 (77-0 Win) 69 Worcester St., 1995 (69-12 Win) SHUTOUTS 68 Brooklyn, 1943 (68-0 Win); Albany Business, 1906 (68-0 Win) Most, Season Game, Both Teams 10 1911 (7-0-3) 109 Rensselaer - 62 at Hartwick - 47, 2001 7 1908 (6-1-1) 107 Colgate - 107 vs. Rensselaer - 0, 1915 5 Six Times: Most Recently: 1940 (7-1) 104 Hobart - 56 vs. Rensselaer - 48 3OT, 2005 Most Consecutive Games Season 436 2003 (11-2) 11 Sept. 23, 1911 through Sept. 21, 1912 (8-0-3) 360 2002 (8-2) 7 Sept. 26, 1908 through Nov. 7, 1908 (6-0-1) 347 1998 (7-2) 5 Nov. 19, 1921 through Oct. 21, 1922 (3-0-2) Season, Both Teams Most Against, Season 683 Rensselaer - 436, Opponents - 247, 2003 (11-2) 8 1915 (1-8) 569 Rensselaer - 360, Opponents - 209, 2002 (8-2) 6 1900 (2-5-1) 525 Rensselaer - 347, Opponents - 178, 1998 (7-2) 5 11 Times; Most Recently: 1978 (1-8) Scoring Average, Season Most Consecutive Games Against 38.6 1998 (7-2) 8 Sept. 25, 1915 through Nov. 13, 1915 (0-8) 36.0 2002 (8-2) 7 Oct. 10, 1896 through Oct. 16, 1897 (0-5-2) 34.6 1995 (8-2) 6 Nov. 10, 1900 through Oct. 12, 1901 (0-6)

FEWEST POINTS SCORED Game 0 Numerous Times; Most Recently: at Hobart, 2000 (27-0 Loss) PUNTING 2 Five Times; Most Recently: Coast Guard, 1959 (19-2 Loss) 3 16 Times; Most Recently: Union, 1989 (28-3 Loss) Individual Game, Both Teams 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL 0 25 Times; Most Recently: Rensselaer - 0, WPI - 0, 1930 0 ATTEMPTS 0 2 Rensselaer - 2, Hamilton - 0, 1906 Season 78 Mark Fay, 1978 7

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64 Steve Frederick, 1988 R 1974

63 Dave O’Toole, 1997 E Season (5 or more games)

Career 226 Steve Frederick, 1986-88 N 0 1896 (0-3-2) 181 Dave O’Toole, 1996-99 4 1897 (0-5) S

151 Chris Comisky, 2000-02 S 9 1915 (1-8) Season, Both Teams (5 or more games) E

YARDAGE L 28 Rensselaer - 0, Opponents - 28, 1896 (0-3-2) Punt 72 Mike Macaulay at Bridgewater St., 1992 A 38 Rensselaer - 4, Opponents - 34, 1897 (0-5)

71 Wayne Evans vs. Rowan, 1999 E 80 Rensselaer - 27, Opponents - 53, 1900 (2-5-1)

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5,425 Chris Comisky, 2000-02 T FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED Game 0 Numerous Times; Most Recently: 2006 vs. WPI (26-0 Win) B AVERAGE (minimum 15 attempts) Steve Frederick 2 Five Times; Most Recently: 1979 at New York Tech. (3-2 Win) A Season 38.3 Mike Matela (15 att. for 627 yards), 1995 3 Nine Times; Most Recently: 2005 at Coast Guard (17-3 Win) L 39.0 Gary Oldenberg (22 att. for 860 yards), 1976 37.5 Mike Macaulay (42 att. for 1,573 yards), 1992 L

49 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com 2 Justin WPI,2000(TD) Wintervs. DeanArmstrong WPI,1948 vs. (TD) 92 100 DanDunbar, 1978-81; VicBaranowski, 1976-79; Vince Ricciardi, Return Rob Taylor, 1992-95 14 INTERCEPTION RETURNYARDAGE Scott Torreso, 16 1993; Rob Taylor, 1992 VinceRicciardi, 1974 1974-75 8 9 Career Season Game INTERCEPTIONS Tim Jordain, 1997-98 Adam LoGiudice, 2004-06 279 521 Adam LoGiudice,2005 222 Career 188 Tim Jordain, 1997-98 Gene Season Adam LoGiudice,2004-06 33 Return 59 YARDAGE GeneWetherington, 1986 Wetherington, Adam LoGiudice,2006 24 29 Career 1986 Season ATTEMPTS Tom Wood, 1983-86 741 DanStephens,2001-04 1,009 2001 JimSears, Adam LoGiudice,2005 501 581 Adam Grant-West Iona,1988 vs. (TD) Career St.Lawrence, FrankHewittvs. 1990 (TD) 86 88 Season Tom Wood, 1983-86 DanStephens,2001-04 40 Return 48 YARDAGE GeneWetherington, 1986 Adam LoGiudice,2005 21 23 Career Season ATTEMPTS ChrisComisky, 2000-02 Steve Frederick, 1986-89 35.9 36.2 Career 58 Paul St.John,1990-93 538 Adam LoGiudice,2004-06 1,333 Mike Matela,1994-95 39.5 29 Adam LoGiudice,2006 299 Adam LoGiudice,2006 731 102 Marshall Majors at Coast Majors Guard, Marshall 1996 (TD) 102 1997-00 ChrisSwartz, 24 1999 ChrisSwartz, 11 Times; Most Recently: 2003 Brent HansonatHartwick, 12 3 VinceRiccardi St.Lawrence vs. 83 Paul St.John,1990-93 68 Adam LoGiudice,2005 30 Adam LoGiudiceatMerchant Marine,2006(TD) 96 Adam LoGiudice,2004-06 52 Adam LoGiudice,2006 28 P K UNT D ICK Individual Individual Individual EFENSIVE R R ETURN ETURN GGene Wetherington e AAdam LoGiudice n d e

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L t h o e G r i i n u g d t i o c n e 50 20 Season 1968 Game FUMBLE RECOVERIES 1999; 2006;atHartwick, 1997; atCortland, Hobart, atSt.Law- (2-7) atSt.JohnFisher, 1995 26 5 27 1997 6 Season 1999 rence, (9-1) (9-1) Game Tom Pond, 1982-84 1995 INTERCEPTIONS RamsesJimenez,2001-04 19 towecz, 1990; Tom Pond, 1984 21 JamesMcLaughlin,2006;RamsesJimenez,2003;Todd Woj- Kevin Toye, 1997 9 Rick Palumbo, 1999; Marc Tanner, 1999; ChrisCochran, 1997; Career 10 Numerous Times; Most Recently: Tim Westcott atSt.Lawrence, atSt.Lawrence, 2006;Kevin Toye atSt.JohnFisher, 1997 atMerchant VinceScicchitano Marine,2006;JamesMcLaughlin 3 Season 4 2001 Game QUARTERBACK SACKS Return FUMBLE RECOVERY YARDAGE Career Season Game FUMBLE RECOVERIES Classof‘63:1959-62 (2-28);‘56:1952-55 (2-29-1);‘55: 1951-54 Classof‘66:1962-65 (1-25-1) 2 1 20Times; Most Recently: 1983 (2-6-1) (2-29-1) 19 Times; Most Recently: 1978 (1-8) 2 1 Fewest, ByaClass(sinceof1896) Classof‘04:2000-03(30-11); ‘00:1996-99 (30-8);‘98:1994-97 Classof‘07: 2003-06(31-11) 30 31 Fewest, Season Regular Classof‘06:2002-05(32-10); ‘05:2001-04 (32-9);‘96:1992-95 (30-8) EightTimes; Most Recently: 2005(7-2/8-2) 32 2003(8-1/11-2); 2001 (8-0/8-1);1997 (8-1/9-1);1994 (8-1/8-1) 7 (32-7) 8 Seven Times; Most Recently: 2005(8-2) Most, ByaClass 1999 (9-1);1997 (9-1) 8 9 Most, Season Regular Most, Season,Overall WINS Marc BlevinsatPlymouthSt.,2001 3 45 Mike Soucy, 1990-91, 1993-94 34.5 DennisLawrence, 1966-68 13 1 Mike 14Soucy, 1991 DennisLawrence, 1968 8 99 Claud “Sky” Morse atHamilton, 1916 Claud“Sky”Morse 99 atUnion, 1968 21 1970 5 (4-5) 28 2003 (11-2) 2003;atLowell, atHartwick, 1982; Stevens, 1923 7 Mike SoucyatStonehill, 1991; Todd Wojtowecz WPI,1988 vs. 6.5 Classof‘65:1961-64 (0-26-1); ‘64:1960-63 (0-28) 0 13 Times; Most Recently: 1964 (0-6-1) 0 1999 (9-0regular season/9-1overall) 9 11 2003 (11-2) M ISCELLANEOUS Team Team WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM

WINNING PERCENTAGE Highest, Season, Overall THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... .900 1999 (9-1); 1997 (9-1) .889 2001 (8-1); 1994 (8-1) INDIVIDUAL SCORING .875 1940 (7-1) Kickoff returned for a TD ...... Adam LoGiudice (96 yards) at Merchant Marine on Oct. 21, 2006 Highest, Regular Season Punt returned for a TD ...... Vince Riccardi (83 yards) vs. St. Lawrence on Nov. 10, 1973 1.000 2001 (8-0 regular season/8-1 overall); 1999 (9-0/9-1) Blocked punt returned for a TD ...... Mike Dodge (23 yards) at St. Lawrence on Nov. 3, 2001 .889 2003 (8-1/11-2); 1997 (8-1/9-1); Interception returned for a TD ...... Adam LoGiudice (33 yards) at Merchant Marine on Oct. 21, 2006 1994 (8-1/8-1) Fumble returned for a TD ...... Grant Cochran (20 yards) vs. Merchant Marine on Oct. 22, 2005 .875 1940 (7-1/7-1) Individual scored 3+ TDs ...... Jay Bernardo (4 rushing) at Utica on Sept. 16, 2006 Lowest, Regular Season TD run of 70+ yards ...... Jay Bernardo (99 yards) vs. Endicott on Sept. 10, 2005 .000 12 Times; Most Recently: 1963 (0-6) .100 1973 (1-9) TD pass of 70+ yards ..... Jimmy Robertson to Brendan McGowan (78 yards) at WPI on Oct. 29, 2005 .111 1978 (1-8); 1972 (1-8); 1915 (1-8) Two or more FGs ...... Drew Taranto (22, 26, 27 & 31 yards) at Cortland on Nov. 18, 2006 Safety ...... Vince Scicchitano (sack in end zone) vs. WPI on Oct. 28, 2006 LOSSES Two-point conversion pass ...... Jimmy Robertson to Brendan McGowan at Union on Nov. 12, 2005 Fewest, Overall 0 1911 (7-0-3) 1 Ten Times; Most Recently: 2001 INDIVIDUAL RUSHING (8-1) 30 or more carries ...... Jay Bernardo (35 carries) at Cortland on Nov. 18, 2006 2 15 Times; Most Recently: 2005 (8-2) 100 yards ...... Jay Bernardo (122 yards) at Cortland on Nov. 18, 2006 Fewest, Regular Season 200 yards ...... Jay Bernardo (200 yards) at St. Lawrence on Oct. 7, 2006 0 2001 (8-0); 1999 (9-0); 1911 (7-0-3); 1888 (1-0) 100 yards, two players ...... 1 13 Times; Most Recently: 2003 (8-1 ...... Jay Bernardo (220 yards) & Otis Williams (147 yards) vs. Coast Guard on Oct. 2, 2004 regular season/11-2 overall) Three or more rushing TDs ...... Jay Bernardo (4 TDs) at Utica on Sept. 16, 2006 2 14 Times; Most Recently: 2005 (7- 2/8-2) Most, Season INDIVIDUAL PASSING 9 1973 (1-9) 30 or more completions ...... Dan Cole (32 completions) at St. John Fisher on Nov. 1, 2003 8 Seven Times; Most Recently: 1978 40 or more attempts ...... Jimmy Robertson (43 attempts) vs. St. Lawrence on Oct. 8, 2005 (1-8) 300-yard passing game ...... Jimmy Robertson (329 yards) at WPI on Oct. 29, 2005 7 15 Times; Most Recently: 1986 (3-7) 400-yard passing game ...... Frank Catellier (414 yards) vs. WPI on Oct. 30, 2004 TIES Three or more passing TDs ...... Jimmy Robertson (3 TDs) vs. WPI on Oct. 28, 2006 Fewest, Overall Three or more interceptions ...... Jimmy Robertson (3 INTs) at Endicott on Sept. 9, 2006 3 1921 (4-1-3); 1911 (7-0-3) 2 Eight Times; Most Recently: 1939 INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING (4-2-2) 1 19 Times; Most Recently: 1983 (2-6-1) Ten or more receptions ...... Brendan McGowan (13 receptions) vs. Union on Nov. 11, 2006 100-yard receiving game ...... STREAKS ...... Brendan McGowan (148 yards) & Jon Branche (120 yards) at Cortland on Nov. 18, 2006 Unbeaten 200-yard receiving game ...... Jon Branche (217 yards) at Hobart on Sept. 24, 2005 13 Sept. 20, 1997 through Oct. 3, 1998 Seven or more catches, two or more players ...... (13-0); Nov. 12, 1910 through Sept. 21, 1912 (9-0-4) ...... Jon Branche (10 rec.) & Brendan McGowan (7 rec.) at St. John Fisher on Nov. 19, 2005 12 Oct. 31, 1998 through Nov. 13, Ten or more catches, two players ...... 1999 (12-0) ...... Jon Branche & Brendan McGowan (11 rec. each) at Endicott on Sept. 11, 2004 9 Nov. 23, 2002 through Nov. 8, Two or more receiving TDs ...... Jon Branche (2 TDs) vs. WPI on Oct. 28, 2006 2003 (9-0); Oct. 23, 1993 through Oct. 8, 1994; Nov. 4, 1939 through Nov. 2, 1940; Oct. 13, 1923 INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE 2 2007 RENSSELAER FOOTBALL

through Oct. 11, 1924; Two or more interceptions ...... Nick Foglia (2 INTs) at Cortland on Nov. 18, 2006 0

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1999 R 9 Oct. 23, 1993 through Oct. 8, 1994; TEAM Nov. 23, 2002 through Nov. 8, Rushed for 300+ yards ...... 324 vs. Endicott on Sept. 10, 2005 E 2003 Rushed for 400+ yards ...... 475 vs. WPI on Sept. 26, 1998 N Winning Seasons Passed for 400+ yards ...... 414 vs. WPI on Oct. 30, 2004 S 8 1992-99 S 6 2001-present Passed for 500+ yards ...... 501 at Endicott on Sept. 11, 2004 E 4 1921-24 Total offense of 500+ yards ...... 552 (223 rushing, 329 passing) at WPI on Oct. 29, 2005 L Winless 43 Oct. 24, 1959 through Oct. 16, Total offense of 600+ yards ...... 677 (176 rushing, 501 passing) at Endicott on Sept. 11, 2004 A 1965 (0-42-1) Shut Out opponent ...... 26-0 vs. WPI on Oct. 28, 2006 E

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Losing 34 Oct. 24, 1959 through Oct. 3, 1964 “Going to Rensselaer has given me the opportunity to experience excellent academics and meet O 16 Nov. 18, 1933 through Nov. 16, incredible people. In the time I have spent here, I have learned who I am and who I want to become. T 1935

This is a place that I will miss, and proud to say I am a part of. In my four years, I have been able B 14 Nov. 10, 1951 through Oct. 17, to play on the varsity soccer team as well as the varsity football team, which is something not too A 1953 many schools can offer. The football team is like nothing I have ever been a part of; their sense of Losing Seasons L teamwork and respect for one another is unmatched anywhere else in the school, and I am thankful 17 1886-1905 (excluding 1887, 1890, 1891) L 16 1950-65 for the chance to be a part of it.” — GREG GOEHLE ‘06 (Information Technology; Selden, N.Y.) 8 1968-75; 1931-38 51 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com o.1,11 Sees W11-0 T0-0 W5-0 W6-0 W11-0 W5-0 Carnegie Tech. Nov. 25,1911 T0-0 Stevens Nov. 18, 1911 W28-0 T0-0 Rochester Nov. 11, 1911 Rutgers Nov. 4,1911 W22-0 WPI Oct. 28,1911 T0-0 Hobart Oct. 21, 1911 W3-0 Middlebury W12-0 T0-0 Oct. 14, 1911 Hamilton Oct. 7,1911 Williams Sep. 30,1911 W9-0 Clarkson Sep. 23,1911 W11-0 W5-0 Rochester Nov. 12, 1910 W77-0 Hamilton Oct. 29,1910 Williams Sep. 24, 1910 WPI W15-0 Nov. 6,1909 Rochester Oct. 30,1909 St.Stephen’s W33-0 T0-0 Oct. 9,1909 NYU Nov. 7,1908 W17-0 WPI Oct. 31, 1908 W16-0 Hamilton W24-0 Oct. 24, 1908 W4-0 Middlebury Oct. 17, 1908 ColumbiaA.C. Oct. 10, 1908 Rochester W35-0 Oct. 3,1908 T0-0 St.Stephen’s Sep. 26,1908 W2-0 W16-0 Middlebury Oct. 19, 1907 T0-0 WPI Oct. 12, 1907 St.Stephen’s Sep. 28,1907 W11-0 A.C. Pittsfield Nov. 24, 1906 W16-0 Middlebury Nov. W68-0 W17-0 3,1906 Hamilton Oct. 20,1906 W11-0 Rochester Oct. 13, 1906 Albany Business Sep. 29,1906 Middlebury T0-0 Nov. 5,1904 T0-0 Stevens W11-0 Oct. 8,1904 Stevens Oct. 24, 1903 T0-0 Colgate Oct. 20,1900 Laureate B.C. W20-0 Oct. 13, 1900 Club Century W20-0 Oct. 7,1899 W10-0 Hamilton Oct. 24, 1896 Albany Med. Oct. 10, 1896 CohoesY.M.C.A. Nov. 23,1895 Hamilton Oct. 19, 1895 Result Hamilton Oct. 20,1894 Date Opponent o.3 98 CY T0-0 W28-0 W18-0 W6-0 W15-0 LongIsland Univ. W13-0 Oct. 4,1930 CooperUnion T0-0 W32-0 Oct. 5,1929 Long IslandUniv. Sep. 28,1929 CCNY W6-0 Nov. 3,1928 W27-0 CooperUnion T0-0 Sep. 29,1928 Norwich Oct. 1, 1927 T0-0 W27-0 WPI Oct. 16, 1926 Norwich Oct. 2,1926 W27-0 T0-0 Rochester Nov. 14, 1925 W34-0 Stevens Nov. 15, 1924 W59-0 Clarkson Sep. 27, 1924 Clarkson Nov. 17, 1923 T0-0 WPI Nov. 10, 1923 W6-0 Stevens Oct. 27, 1923 Hamilton W20-0 Oct. 20,1923 T0-0 NYU Oct. 13, 1923 W21-0 W25-0 WPI Nov. 11, 1922 Hamilton Oct. 21, 1922 W23-0 St. Lawrence Oct. 14, 1922 Hobart T0-0 W49-0 Oct. 7,1922 T0-0 St.Stephen’s Sep. 30,1922 Buffalo Nov. 19, 1921 W13-0 W7-0 Hobart Nov. 5,1921 W7-0 Stevens Oct. 22,1921 W35-0 Hamilton Oct. 15, 1921 Norwich Oct. 8,1921 W9-0 Union Nov. 22,1919 Hamilton W26-0 Oct. 18, 1919 WPI W14-0 Oct. 11, 1919 Hobart W7-0 W6-0 Oct. 4,1919 Hobart W13-0 Nov. 3,1917 St.Lawrence Oct. 27, 1917 W13-0 St.Lawrence Oct. 14, 1916 W9-0 WPI T0-0 Nov. 20,1915 W12-0 Rochester Nov. 21, 1914 W7-0 Hamilton Oct. 17, 1914 WPI Nov. 15, 1913 Stevens Oct. 18, 1913 Middlebury Oct. 4,1913 W13-0 Norwich Nov. 16, 1912 WPI Nov. 2,1912 Stevens Oct. 19, 1912 ColumbiaA.C. Sep. 21, 1912 A LL -T IME 52 S HUTOUTS c.2,20 WI W26-0 Leaguegame * -IndicatesUCAA/Liberty W47-0 # -IndicatesECAC Northwest Bowl W45-0 W55-0 = -IndicatesICAC game W41-0 WPI* Oct. 28,2006 Merchant Marine* Oct. 22,2005 St.Lawrence* W55-0 W35-0 Nov. W59-0 8,2003 W45-0 Utica Sep. 14, 2002 WPI W34-0 Sep. 23,2000 St. JohnFisher Oct. 31, 1998 W28-0 St.Lawrence* Nov. 8,1997 W34-0 W37-0 W13-0 Rochester* Sep. 20,1997 W32-0 St.Lawrence* Nov. 9,1996 Siena W40-0 Oct. 7,1995 PlymouthSt.# Nov. 20,1993 W14-0 Hobart Nov. 14, 1992 Stonehill W14-0 Oct. 6,1990 Siena W6-0 W42-0 Sep. 22,1990 Siena Sep. 23,1989 Marist W21-0 Oct. 22,1988 Coast Guard Sep. 17, 1988 Marist Oct. 20,1984 W40-0 W6-0 Brockport W21-0 Sep. 29,1984 W14-0 Coast Guard Sep. 19, 1981 W13-0 RIT= W30-0 Oct. 22,1977 PlattsburghSt. Oct. 8,1977 PlattsburghSt. W21-0 Oct. 9,1976 W57-0 Western Conn. W21-0 Sep. 28,1974 Colby Sep. 28,1968 WPI Nov. 4,1967 W20-0 WPI Oct. 29,1966 W13-0 W7-0 W6-0 Haverford Oct. 22,1966 Union Oct. 17, 1959 Union W7-0 Oct. 18, 1958 W12-0 Merchant Marine Oct. 8,1955 W20-0 Clarkson Nov. 3,1951 W40-0 Rochester Oct. 28,1950 W13-0 WPI Oct. 21, 1950 W39-0 W6-0 Coast Guard Nov. 12, 1949 Clarkson W6-0 Nov. 5,1949 WPI W47-0 Oct. 25,1947 W68-0 Williams Oct. 11, 1947 Amherst W32-0 Nov. 9,1946 W21-0 Williams Oct. 12, 1946 WPI Sep. 22,1945 Scranton Sep. 8,1945 W12-0 Brooklyn W12-0 Nov. 6,1943 WPI W26-0 Nov. 8,1941 W25-0 Union W6-0 Oct. 25,1941 Drexel Sep. 27, 1941 W8-0 W16-0 Massachusetts St. Nov. 16, 1940 Vermont W33-0 Nov. 2,1940 Union Oct. 26,1940 W8-0 T0-0 Drexel W7-0 Oct. 19, 1940 Coast Guard Oct. 12, 1940 WPI Nov. 11, 1933 Union W6-0 W7-0 Oct. 28,1933 T0-0 CCNY Oct. 7,1933 Norwich Nov. 19, 1932 Vermont Nov. 7,1931 WPI Nov. 15, 1930 Middlebury Nov. 8,1930 Vermont Nov. 1, 1930 Union Oct. 25,1930 WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM R ENSSELAER & THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Former Rensselaer three pre-season games but student-athlete and gradu- never in a regular season ate assistant football coach contest. Matt Patricia is the lineback- Several other Engineers ers coach for the New have worked out with NFL England Patriots. teams, including Krishaun A member of the Class Gilmore, a running back of ‘96, Patricia joined the Patriots in 2004 and who worked out for several NFL teams in 1998. spent his first season as an offensive coaching as- Former standout quarterback Dan Cole had sistant. He was the team’s assistant offensive line a tryout with the New England Patriots as well coach in 2005 — helping New England win the as some CFL teams in 2004. Cole, RPI’s quar- Super Bowl — before taking over the linebackers. terbacks coach, spent the 2006 season with the A former offensive lineman for the Engineers, Albany Conquest of arenafootball2. Patricia graduated from Rensselaer with a Most recently tight end Jon Branche, who degree in aeronautical engineering. starred for Rensselaer each of the last four Another former RPI assistant coach, Bob years, participated in the University of Albany’s Surace, is also working the NFL sidelines. He is “Pro Day” in front of several National Football the assistant offensive line coach for the Cincin- League scouts. nati Bengals. Harry Neugold is the only player in Rens- Former RPI standout offensive lineman and current New selaer football history to be selected in the England Patriots assistant coach Matt Patricia ‘96 was on campus to speak to the football team about his experiences, National Football League draft. Chosen by the as well as to provide motivation to the players as they go Los Angeles Rams in the 17th round (219th pick through their off-season workouts. Among the things he overall) of the 1950 draft, Neugold played in spoke about were working as a team, holding yourself and others accountable, and enjoying the experiences of football.

2005-06 INSTITUTE FOOTBALL IN THE ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME Class Year Class Year A WARD WINNERS Name Year Inducted Name Year Inducted Richard Anderson 1949 1994 John Magadini 1955 1986 Dean H. Armstrong 1951 - Don McFarland 1943 1995 Glenn Arnold 1998 2006 Dan McGovern 1998 2004 Vic Baranowski 1980 1989 Steve Medina 1989 1997 Robert J. Baron 1972 1976 Charles Merdinger 1945 1983 Arthur Beard 1947 - Harry “Tiny” Neugold (D) 1952 1980 Clarence W. Benedict (D) 1924 1945 J.P. Peterson 1994 2002 Mike Carbone 1977 1985 Richard Powell (D) 1951 - John Clark 1982 1991 Jack Richards (D) 1944 1999 Mark Clark 1989 1996 Tom Ronan 1992 1998 John Contento 1969 1979 Alic Scott 1995 2002

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Brandon Grabowski 1994 2000 Tom Taylor 1973 1981 S John Griffis (D) 1955 1991 Matt Vittengl 2000 2005 E Ellie Hantho 1958 1968 King Ward (D) 1938 1981 L A Jack Hart 1969 1987 Tom Wood 1987 1994 E

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John W. Inglis (D) 1911 1945 Daymon Jordan (D) 1950 1978 F O Edward “Red” Kennedy (D) 1930 - O Donald H. Kinloch (D) 1914 - 1997 T Kalle Kontson 1972 1980 Hall of Dennis Lawrence 1969 1994 Fame B Warren Lemke 1944 1994 inductee A Wilbert Lick 1955 - Steve L 2005-06 Male Freshman Athlete of the Year Jimmy Joseph F. Madden, Jr. 1941 1945 Medina L Robertson with former Director of Athletics Ken Ralph

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THE FACILITIES While construction for the East Campus Athletic Village (see Field), a grass practice field (Anderson Field), a field turf practice the inside back cover) continues, Rensselaer’s football team will field (Harkness Field) and a state-of-the-art fitness facility (Mueller utilize its current facilities, which include a grass game field (‘86 Center).

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T HE RFAA T HE LIBERTY LEAGUE Dear Friends, Family, Fans & Supporters of Rensselaer Football: The Liberty League sponsors championships in 24 sports. The member institutions of the league place the highest priority on the overall quality I am pleased to have the opportunity to write to you about the RFAA of the educational experience and on the successful completion of its (Rensselaer Football Alumni Association). As we enter our sixth year, our student-athletes’ academic programs. numbers and participation continue to grow. The member institutions seek to establish and maintain an environ- We all share a passion for our program and take great pride in its ment in which a student-athlete’s athletic activities are conducted as an past, present and future successes. We look forward to helping the RPI football family grow larger and stronger. integral part of The goals of the RFAA continue to be: the educational 1. To ensure the Rensselaer football program continues to be one of experience. the most successful in Division III; Originally 2. To enhance the experience of RPI’s student-athletes; founded as the 3. To encourage alumni involvement in the program after graduation. Upstate Col- It is a pleasure seeing alumni from the 60’s through the new millen- legiate Athletic nium at the games. In addition to a great football season, it was again Association in a productive year for the association. Many alumni helped last year’s 1995, the confer- seniors with job placement and also helped some of this year’s players ence was renamed the Liberty League (www.libertyleaguesports.org) during with co-op opportunities. Also, more alumni than ever were involved in the summer of 2004. The current league includes founding members helping recruit the class of 2011. Clarkson University, Hamilton College, Hobart and William Smith Col- The alumni organized the annual team banquet, which was held at Franklin Plaza in Troy, and hosted a reception for the parents on the eve leges, the University of Rochester, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, St. of the banquet. As always, the alumni golf tournament and raffle was a Lawrence University, Skidmore College and Union College. Vassar Col- great success. We saw many new faces and we’re excited about increasing lege became a full member during the 2000-01 academic year while the the number of participating alumni and friends of the program. Coast Guard Academy, Merchant Marine and WPI joined in 2004-05 as If you are interested in becoming involved in the alumni association, members in football only. Susquehanna University replaces Coast Guard please contact one of the coaches or visit us on our website at www. beginning this season. rpifootball.com. “Our conference has evolved dramatically over the past ten years and We are looking forward to the 2007 season, increasing the alumni par- we felt the timing was appropriate for this change,” League President and ticipation and heightening our involvement in the experience of being a St. Lawrence Athletic Director Margaret Strait said upon the announce- Rensselaer football player. ment of the new moniker. “The name and logo project a positive image Good luck to the team this year. Let’s Go Red! for institutions that have worked together to provide a very meaningful educational experience for thousands of student-athletes. Sincerely, “They will help us tell our success story and better reflect who we are as Mark Clark ‘89 a league. We have stood for tradition and excellence and we’re proud of President what we have established.” Rensselaer Football Alumni Association Member institutions consistently send numerous teams to their respec- tive NCAA Tournaments, as well as dozens of individual student-athletes to NCAA Championship events in cross country, swimming & diving, track & field and tennis. Among the best in the nation in the classroom as well, Liberty League student-athletes earned many ESPN The Magazine National Academic All-America awards, including seven Rensselaer student-athletes — two in football — during the 2006-07 season.

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Union 5 1 .833 175 116 7 3 .700 N

Hobart 5 1 .833 145 109 8 2 .800 S

Rochester 4 2 .667 156 130 7 4 .636 S St. Lawrence 3 3 .500 154 140 5 4 .556 E L

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Merchant Marine 1 5 .167 134 191 3 7 .300 E

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“My experience here at RPI has never included a dull moment. The courses O have stimulated my mind and challenged me to overcome many unforeseen obstacles. My experience here however, would not be complete without T four years of football to go with it. Football here at RPI has taught me B

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57 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com 58 WWWwww.rpiathletics.com.RPIATHLETICS.COM 2007 OPPONENTS Endicott Utica at Hobart Sept. 8 • ‘86 Field Sept. 15 • ‘86 Field Sept. 22 • Boswell Field Location ...... Beverly, Mass. Location ...... Utica, N.Y. Location ...... Geneva, N.Y. Founded ...... 1939 Founded ...... 1946 Founded ...... 1822 Enrollment ...... 1,736 Enrollment ...... 2,952 Enrollment ...... 1,928 (with William Smith) Nickname ...... Gulls Nickname ...... Pioneers Nickname ...... Statesmen Colors ...... Navy & Kelly Green Colors ...... Orange & Blue Colors ...... Royal Purple & Orange Home Field ...Multi-Purpose Stadium (new turf) Home Field ...... Gaetano Stadium (field turf) Home Field ...... Boswell Field (grass) President ...... Dr. Richard E. Wylie President ...... Dr. Todd Hutton, Ph.D. President ...... Mark D. Gearan Athletic Director ...... Larry Hiser Athletic Director ...... Jim Spartano Athletic Director ...... Mike Hanna Head Coach ...... J.B. Wells Head Coach ...... Mike Kemp (Notre Dame ‘75) Head Coach ...... Mike Cragg (Slippery Rock ’83) Career record ...... 23-16 (4 seasons) Career record ...... 34-57 (12 seasons) Career record ...... 81-39 (12 seasons) Endicott record ...... 23-16 (4 seasons) Utica record ...... 15-45 (7 seasons) Hobart record ...... 81-39 (12 seasons) 2006 Record ...... 6-4 2006 Record ...... 3-7 2006 Record ...... 8-2 2006 New England Football Conf. Record ....5-2 2006 Empire 8 Record ...... 1-8 2006 Liberty League Record ...... 5-1 Football SID ...... Jeff Pardue Football SID ...... Gil Burgmaster Football SID ...... Ken DeBolt Office ...... (987) 232-2305 Office ...... (315) 792-3772 Office ...... (315) 781-3146 FAX ...... (978) 232-2600 FAX ...... (315) 702-3818 FAX ...... (315) 781-3531 e-mail ...... [email protected] e-mail ...... [email protected] e-mail ...... [email protected] Press Box ...... (978) 232-5120 Press Box ...... (315) 792-7464 Press Box ...... (315) 781-3765 Web Address ...... www.ecgulls.com Web Address ...... www.utica.edu/ucpioneers Web Address ...... www.hws.edu/athletics •All-time series scores on page 60 •All-time series scores on page 60 •All-time series scores on page 60 2007 Schedule 2007 Schedule 2007 Schedule FRAMINGHAM (9/1); at Rensselaer (9/8); BECKER (9/1); HUSSON (9/8); at Rensselaer at Dickinson (9/8); CARNEGIE MELLON MASS. MARITIME (9/15); at Salve Regina (9/15); SPRINGFIELD (9/29); at Mount Ida (9/15); RENSSELAER (9/22); at WPI (9/29); (9/22); NICHOLS (9/29); at Plymouth St. (10/6); at Alfred (10/13); ITHACA (10/20); at Susquehanna (10/6); USMMA (10/13); ST. (10/6); at Curry (10/13); WNEC (10/20); at at St. John Fisher (10/27); at Norwich (11/3); LAWRENCE (10/20); ALFRED (10/27); at Mass.-Dartmouth (10/27); MIT (11/3) HARTWICK (11/10) Union (11/3); at Rochester (11/10)

Susquehanna St. Lawrence Merchant Marine Sept. 29 • Lopardo Stadium Oct. 6 • ‘86 Field Oct. 20 • ‘86 Field Location ...... Selinsgrove, Pa. Location ...... Canton, N.Y. Location ...... Kings Point, N.Y. Founded ...... 1858 Founded ...... 1856 Founded ...... 1943 Enrollment ...... 1,900 Enrollment ...... 2,160 Enrollment ...... 1,021 Nickname ...... Crusaders Nickname ...... Saints Nickname ...... Mariners Colors ...... Orange & Maroon Colors ...... Scarlet & Brown Colors ...... Royal Blue & Gray Home Field ...... Home Field ...... Leckonby Stadium (grass) Home Field ...... Captain Tomb Field (field turf)

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Head Coach ...... Steve Briggs (Springfield ‘84) Career record ...... 17-51 (7 seasons) Career record ...... 23-36 (6 seasons) R

Career record ...... 96-76 (17 seasons) St. Lawrence record ...... 13-45 (6 seasons) Merchant Marine record...... 6-14 (2 seasons) E

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2006 Liberty League Record ...... 2-7 Football SID ...... Joe Keniston Football SID ...... Matthew Chmura S Interim Football SID ...... Jennifer Botchie Office ...... (315) 229-5566 Office ...... (516) 773-5455 E Office ...... (570) 372-4432 FAX ...... (315) 229-5589 FAX ...... (516) 773-5469 L A FAX ...... (570) 372-2758 e-mail ...... [email protected] e-mail ...... [email protected] E

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Press Box ...... (570) 372-4305 Web Address ...... www.stlawu.edu/sports Web Address ...... www.usmmasports.com Web Address ...... www.susqu.edu/athletics/ •All-time series scores on pages 60 & 62 •All-time series scores on page 62 F O •All-time series scores on page 60 2007 Schedule 2007 Schedule 2007 Schedule at Norwich (9/8); at Alfred (9/15); SUSQUE- at Kean (8/31); at Coast Guard (9/8); WIL- O MORAVIAN (8/30); at Lebanon Valley (9/8); HANNA (9/22); ROCHESTER (9/29); at LIAM PATERSON (9/15); at WPI (9/22); T LYCOMING (9/15); at St. Lawrence (9/22); Rensselaer (10/6); at Hobart (10/20); UNION UNION (9/29); ROCHESTER (10/6); at B RENSSELAER (9/29); HOBART (10/6); at (10/27); at USMMA (11/3); WPI (11/10) Hobart (10/13); at Rensselaer (10/20); ST. A Union (10/13); at Rochester (10/27); at WPI LAWRENCE (11/3); at Susquehanna (11/10) L (11/3); USMMA (11/10) L

59 22007007 RRENSSELAERENSSELAER FOOTBALLFOOTBALL www.rpiathletics.com Nv ,16 L72= Troy L7-21= Geneva Troy Geneva Nov. 9,1968 W33-24= W29-20= Geneva Troy Nov. 11, 1967 L6-27= Nov. 5,1966 Troy L3-18= Sep.25,1965 W6-0 Geneva Troy Sep.26,1964 W21-0 Oct.7,1922 Troy W12-2 Nov. 5,1921 Troy W7-0 Troy Nov. 6,1920 W35-0 Oct.4,1919 W5-0 Nov. 3,1917 L5-6 Oct.21, 1911 Oct.15, 1910 RPI leads,25-24-1 (.510) Utica Game 3:atHobart Utica Troy W34-10 Utica W41-10 Sep.16, 2006 Troy L7-9 Sep.17, 2005 W17-6 Sep.18, 2004 W47-0 Sep.13, 2003 Sep.14, 2002 RPI leads,4-1-0(.800) Beverly Game 2:Utica Troy W27-7 Beverly Sep.9,2006 W34-7 W42-7 Sep.10, 2005 Sep.11, 2004 RPI leads,3-0-0(1.000) Game 1:Endicott Web Address ...... www.wpi.edu/+athletics Press Box 831-5743...... (508) e-mail [email protected] ...... FAX ...... (508) Office 831-5775 (508) ...... Football SID 831-5328 Eggen ...... Rusty LeagueRecord2006 Liberty ...... 0-6 2006 Record ...... 3-6 33-44(8seasons) WPIrecord...... Career record (11...... 45-60 seasons) St. ‘75) EdZaloom(Cortland Head Coach ...... Athletic Director L.Harmon ...... Dana President DennisD.Berkey...... Dr. turf) AlumniField(field Home Field ...... Colors &Gray ...... Crimson Nickname ...... Engineers Enrollment ...... 2,820 Founded ...... 1865 Location ...... Worcester,Mass. Transit Trophy Game Oct. 27 • at WPI HANNA (11/3); atSt.Lawrence (11/10) (10/20); RENSSELAER(10/27); SUSQUE- HOBART (9/29);atUnion (10/6); atRochester St. (9/7);BECKER(9/15); USMMA (9/22); MASS-DARTMOUTH (9/1);atWorcester Date Date Date

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-T Location Location Location IME S ERIES Nv 6 95 32= Troy Geneva W33-20= Troy Nov. 16, Geneva 1985 L12-41= Nov. 10, 1984 L12-33= Nov. Troy 12, 1983 L7-52= Geneva Nov. 13, 1982 Troy W41-14= Nov. 14, Geneva T13-13= 1981 Nov. 15, 1980 Troy L9-13= Nov. 10, 1979 L0-22= Geneva Troy Nov. 11, L6-36= 1978 Geneva Nov. 12, 1977 L20-41= Troy L7-30= Nov. 13, 1976 Geneva L6-20= Sep.13, 1975 L0-29= Sep.14, 1974 L0-47= Sep.15, 1973 Troy Sep.16, Geneva 1972 Troy W21-14= Nov. 13, 1971 W19-14= Nov. 14, L7-39= 1970 Nov. 15, 1969 selaer (11/3); HOBART (11/10) (10/20); SUSQUEHANNA(10/27); atRens- at USMMA(10/6); atMountIda(10/13); WPI (9/15); UNION(9/22);atSt. Lawrence (9/29); CARNEGIE MELLON(9/1);atSt.JohnFisher Web www.rochester.edu/athletics Address ...... (585)275-4353 Press Box ...... e-mail ...... [email protected] FAX ...... (585) Office 461-5081 (585) ...... Football SID DennisO’Donnell 275-5955 ...... LeagueRecord2006 Liberty ...... 4-2 2006 Record ...... 7-4 Rochester record (1season) ...... 7-4 Career record (1season) ...... 7-4 Head Coach Greene...... Scott (Michigan St.‘95) Athletic GeorgeVanderZwaag Director ...... Seligman President ...... Joel Fauver turf) Home Field (field Stadium ...Edwin Colors Blue&Yellow ...... Nickname ...... Yellowjackets Enrollment ...... 4,355 Founded ...... 1850 N.Y. Location ...... Rochester, Nov. 3•‘86 Field Rochester •All-time seriesscores onpages62&64 R ECORDS 2007 Schedule 60

VS . 2007O Sp 3 06 72* Troy L17-24* Troy L48-56*(3ot) Sep.23,2006 Geneva Troy L13-54* Sep.24, 2005 Geneva Sep.25,2004 L25-43* Troy Nov. Geneva 15, 2003 L27-34* Nov. 16, 2002 W35-29* Troy Nov. 10, 2001 L0-27* Geneva Nov. 11, W17-6* 2000 Troy Nov. 13, 1999 W31-27* Nov. 14, W16-14* 1998 Geneva Troy Nov. 15, 1997 L35-36* (ot) Geneva Nov. 16, 1996 W40-28* Troy Nov. Geneva 11, W41-20 1995 Nov. Troy 12, 1994 W20-15 Nov. Geneva 13, 1993 W28-0 W16-15 Nov. 14, 1992 Nov. Troy 9,1991 W7-6= Nov. Geneva 10, 1990 W21-10= Nov. Troy 11, W28-24= 1989 Geneva Nov. 12, 1988 W24-10= Nov. 14, L10-25= 1987 Nov. 15, 1986 (11/10) rence (10/27); HOBART (11/3); RENSSELAER (10/6); SUSQUEHANNA(10/13); atSt.Law- at Rochester (9/22);atUSMMA(9/29); WPI SPRINGFIELD (9/8);atMuhlenberg(9/15); Web Address ...... www.unionathletics.com Press Box ...... (518) 388-6382 e-mail ...... [email protected] FAX ...... (518) Office (518)388-6096 ...... Football SID McDowell...... Eric 388-6170 LeagueRecord2006 Liberty ...... 5-1 2006 Record ...... 7-3 Union record ...... 115-37 (15 seasons) Career record (17...... 123-49 seasons) Head Coach Audino (Notre Dame‘75) ...... John Athletic Director ...... Jim McLaughlin C.Ainley President ...... Stephen Home Field turf) Bailey Field(field ...... Frank Garnet Color ...... Dutchmen Nickname ...... Enrollment ...... 2,100 Founded ...... 1795 N.Y. Location ...... Schenectady, Dutchman Shoes Trophy Game Nov. 10 •FrankBailey Field at Union Ot 7 95 82 Troy Watertown Troy Troy L18-21 W9-7 Oct.17, 1925 Troy W20-0 Oct.11, 1924 T6-6 Troy Oct.14, 1922 W26-0 Oct.1, 1921 W14-0 Oct.27, 1917 Oct.14, 1916 RPI trails,21-29-2 (.423) Game 5:St. Lawrence First Meeting Game 4:atSusquehanna Date PPONENTS

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Location Location Nv ,16 L2-1 Worcester Troy Worcester L26-41 L21-23 Troy Nov. 1, 1969 Worcester W21-0 Nov. 2,1968 Troy W13-0 Nov. 4,1967 Worcester L0-13 Oct.29,1966 Troy L8-34 Oct.30,1965 Worcester L0-31 Oct.31, 1964 Troy L0-40 Nov. 2,1963 Worcester L0-40 Nov. 3,1962 Troy Worcester L7-27 Nov. 4,1961 L0-20 Oct.29,1960 Troy L6-26 Oct.31, 1959 Worcester L6-7 Nov. 1, 1958 Troy L0-21 Nov. 2,1957 L0-45 Nov. Worcester 3,1956 Troy L6-26 Oct.29,1955 Worcester T12-12 Oct.30,1954 L6-26 Troy Oct.31, 1953 L7-12 Nov. 1, 1952 Worcester Troy W13-0 Oct.20,1951 Worcester W41-26 Oct.21, 1950 Troy W28-6 Oct.22,1949 Worcester Troy W12-0 Oct.23,1948 W39-0 Oct.25,1947 L0-12 Sep.22,1945 Worcester W7-6 Troy Sep.23,1944 Worcester W19-15 Oct.2,1943 Troy W47-0 Nov. 7,1942 Worcester L13-14 Nov. 8,1941 Troy Nov. 9,1940 Worcester T7-7 Troy L7-14 Nov. 11, 1939 L0-14 Nov. 5,1938 Worcester L0-25 Nov. 6,1937 Troy L0-7 Nov. 7,1936 Nov. 9,1935 L6-32 Nov. 10, 1934 W6-0 Nov. 11, 1933 Worcester Troy Worcester L12-13 Troy Nov. 12, 1932 Worcester L0-7 Nov. 14, T0-0 1931 Troy Nov. 15, 1930 W7-6 Troy L6-13 Nov. 16, 1929 W15-0 Nov. Worcester 5,1927 W33-6 Oct.16, Troy 1926 Worcester Nov. 8,1924 W27-0 Troy Nov. 10, 1923 W59-0 Worcester Worcester Nov. 11, W7-6 1922 W7-6 Nov. 12, 1921 Worcester W13-0 Oct.23,1920 Troy L0-6 Oct.11, 1919 Worcester Oct.20,1917 W7-6 Troy Nov. Worcester 11, W9-0 1916 Nov. 20,1915 L0-14 Troy Worcester Nov. 14, W6-0 1914 W9-0 Nov. Troy 15, 1913 W6-0 Nov. 2,1912 L0-8 Oct.28,1911 W3-0 Oct.22,1910 Nov. 6,1909 62 Ot 8 06 60 Troy for theTransity Trophy. Worcester Series Note: Since1980, W26-0* have thetwo teams beenplaying Troy W31-15* Oct.28,2006 Worcester W35-33* Oct.29,2005 Troy W34-26 Oct.30,2004 Worcester Troy W33-13 Sep.27, 2003 W31-14 Sep.28,2002 Worcester W45-0 Sep.22,2001 Troy Worcester W42-27 Sep.23,2000 Troy W42-19 Sep.25,1999 W37-16 Sep.26,1998 L10-13 Troy Oct.4,1997 Oct.5,1996 Worcester W21-14 Troy W31-14 Oct.1, Worcester 1994 L14-28 Troy Oct.2,1993 Worcester L14-26 Oct.3,1992 Troy T17-17 Sep.28,1991 L24-31 Sep.29,1990 Worcester W26-7 Sep.30,1989 Troy Worcester W23-21 Oct.1, 1988 Troy W28-24 Oct.31, 1987 Worcester L21-28 Oct.25,1986 Troy W10-7 Oct.26,1985 Worcester L8-28 Oct.27, 1984 W7-3 Oct.29,1983 Troy Worcester L14-27 Oct.30,1982 Troy W30-13 Oct.31, 1981 Worcester L14-21 Oct.25,1980 Troy L15-28 Oct.27, 1979 W10-6 Oct.28,1978 Worcester W31-6 Oct.29,1977 Worcester Troy W26-25 Oct.30,1976 Troy W28-14 Nov. 1, 1975 W7-6 Nov. 2,1974 Worcester L7-35 Nov. 3,1973 Troy W28-21 Nov. 4,1972 W15-14 Oct.30,1971 Oct.31, 1970 Sp 8 97 -2 Rochester Troy Rochester L6-32 Troy L6-13 Sep.28,1957 Sep.29,1956 L7-34 Rochester Troy Nov. L13-38 12, 1955 Rochester W32-31 Nov. Troy 13, 1954 L14-41 Oct.24, 1953 L7-20 Oct.25,1952 Troy Rochester Rochester W7-0 Oct.27, 1951 Menands W20-13 Oct.28,1950 L7-14 Oct.29,1949 L6-13 Rochester Troy Oct.30,1948 Rochester T7-7 Nov. 1, 1947 W25-14 Nov. Rochester 2,1946 L0-13 Oct.6,1945 L0-26 Rochester Troy Sep.16, 1944 L0-14 Oct.9,1943 Rochester W26-6 Oct.10, Troy 1942 L0-14 Oct.14, 1939 Rochester L6-14 Oct.8,1938 Troy L0-13 Oct.21, Troy Rochester 1933 Oct.19, L6-37 1929 Rochester Nov. L6-47 17, 1928 Nov. W6-0 13, 1926 Rochester L3-7 Troy Nov. 14, 1925 W9-7 Nov. 1, 1924 Rochester W17-7 Nov. 3,1923 Troy Rochester L3-6 Oct.28,1922 Troy Oct.29,1921 L0-23 Nov. W 7-0 15, 1919 Rochester L0-21 Troy Nov. 21, 1914 L6-7 Rochester Troy Nov. 1, 1913 Oct.26,1912 W5-0 Nov. T0-0 11, 1911 Rochester Rochester W9-0 Nov. 12, 1910 T0-0 Oct.30,1909 Oct.3,1908 L0-22 T0-0 Nov. 16, 1907 Oct.13, 1906 RPI trails,24-37-4 (.400) Game 8:Rochester e.3,19 L2-1 Worcester L20-21 Sep. 30,1995 Date

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Location Ot 3 94 -8 Schenectady Troy Schenectady L0-38 Troy L0-35 Oct.13, 1984 L7-37 Oct.15, Troy 1983 Schenectady L7-21 Oct.16, Schenectady 1982 W14-13 Oct.17, 1981 Troy L3-13 Oct.11, Schenectady 1980 L0-27 Oct.13, Troy 1979 L13-22 Oct.14, 1978 L8-19 Oct.15, 1977 Schenectady Troy L0-21 Oct.16, 1976 Schenectady W17-14 Oct.18, 1975 L14-18 Oct.19, Schenectady Troy 1974 L21-38 Oct.20,1973 Troy W35-18 Oct.21, 1972 L0-14 Oct.16, 1971 Schenectady L16-23 Oct.17, 1970 Troy L14-24= Oct.18, 1969 Schenectady L25-37= Oct.19, 1968 Troy Schenectady L14-31= Oct.21, Troy 1967 L14-48= Oct.15, Schenectady 1966 L3-27= Oct.16, Troy 1965 L6-29 Oct.17, Schenectady 1964 L6-44 Oct.19, 1963 Troy L8-10 Oct.20,1962 Schenectady L7-14 Oct.21, 1961 W21-0 Oct.15, Schenectady 1960 Troy W21-0 Oct.17, 1959 Oct.18, W20-19 1958 L0-27 Nov. 12, 1957 Oct.20,1956 Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) LI ‘06(Management; — DANNY PIZZAREL- best ofboth worlds. ” letically, which isthe academically andath- school challenges you Finally,the table. this that football bringsto also like thecomradery for therest ofmy life. I friends thatIwillhave Also, Imadealot of andIlikefirst, that. ways abouttheteam Here, isal- everyone was always for himself. the kidshere. Everyone a tightknitgroup like College, Inever had Valley Community coming from Hudson so specialbecause, “Rensselaer hasbeen R R ENSSELAER EFLECTING

...... ON 64 = -ICAC Leaguegame game;*-UCAA/Liberty Dutchman ShoesTrophy. Since 1950, have thetwo teams beenplaying for the Troylege football inNew rivalry York (104 State meetings). Schenectady Series Note: Rensselaerversus Union istheoldest incol- W24-19* Troy Troy Nov. L42-49* 11, 2006 Nov. Schenectady L13-18* 12, 2005 W33-7* Nov. 13, 2004 Troy L14-32* Oct.11, Schenectady 2003 W32-29* Troy Oct.12, 2002 Schenectady L23-27* Oct.13, 2001 W16-7* Troy Oct.14, 2000 Schenectady L9-33* Oct.16, 1999 W30-7* Oct.17, Schenectady Troy 1998 L0-17* Oct.18, 1997 Troy L13-16* Oct.19, 1996 Schenectady L6-23 Oct.14, 1995 Troy L16-19 Oct.15, 1994 Schenectady W23-8 Oct.16, Troy 1993 L10-35 Oct.17, Schenectady 1992 L17-24 Oct.12, 1991 L3-28 Oct.13, 1990 Troy Schenectady L0-27 Oct.14, Troy 1989 W29-17 Oct.15, 1988 L14-35 Oct.17, 1987 L6-35 Oct.11, 1986 Oct.12, 1985 East Campus Athletic Village Groundbreaking August 26, 2007, was a historic day on the Rens- selaer campus as the Institute hosted the official groundbreaking ceremony to launch the first phase of the $110 million East Campus Athletic Village. The most extensive athletic construction project in the Institute’s history, the new athletic village will improve dramatically campus athletic facilities, expand athletic opportunities, and enhance the overall student experience at Rensselaer. The project will include a 4,800-seat multipurpose open air stadium with synthetic turf, a 1,200-seat basketball arena, improvements to the Houston Field House, a strength and conditioning center, an administrative center, indoor pool, outdoor tennis courts, and indoor sports facility complete with a track and tennis courts. Public spaces will include an atrium, lobby, cafe, and pro shop.

Top Left: Dr. Myles Brand ‘64, NCAA President, addresses the crowd. Middle Left: The architect’s model of the East Campus Athletic Village. Middle Right: An architectural drawing of the Stadium. Bottom (left to right): Dr. Brand ‘64, President Shirley Ann Jackson, Samuel Heff- ner ‘56, Erik Swanson ‘08 & Dr. Eddie Ade Knowles officially break ground on the new East Campus Athletic Village. The first phase is scheduled to be completed in the Fall 2009.