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11, 12 Preview Season ______2006 9, 10 Coaches ______Assistant 7 Personnel ______Athletic 6______Administrative Personnel TT 48 College Athletic Hall of Fame ______Thiel 46, 47______All-Time All-PAC Selections 42-45 Records ______Year-by-Year 39-41 Record Book ______Tomcat 38______Presidents’ Athletic Conference 30-35 Box Scores ______2005 28, 29 Results & Statistics ______2005 24-27______Opponent Information 16-21 ______Returning Letter Winners 15 Photo & ______2006 Team Roster Information 13, 14______2006 Roster Numerical 8 Coach Jack Leipheimer ______Head

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% - Senior Parent Recognition Day $ - Football Alumni Weekend $ - Football Alumni Weekend # - Homecoming 2006 All CAPITALS indicate home contest All CAPITALS - Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) contest - Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC)

Nov. 11 % CARNEGIE MELLON 1 p.m. Nov. 4 WESTMINSTER COLLEGE* 1:30 p.m. Oct. 21 WAYNESBURG COLLEGE* $ 1:30 p.m. Oct. 14 at * 2 p.m. Oct. 7 AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE* # WASHINGTON 1:30 p.m. Sept. 30 at * 1:30 p.m. Sept. 23 at Thomas More College* 1:30 p.m. Sept. 16 UNIVERSITY (Mich.) ALBION 1:30 p.m. Sept. 9 at Alfred University (N.Y.) p.m. 1 Sept. 2 at 7 p.m. 2006 Tomcat Football 2 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Thiel CollegeFacts cation. sive collegeinU.S.News&World Report’sAmerica’s Science. Thisyearweareagainlistedasabestcomprehen- math andscienceprogramsbyPeterson’sTop Collegesfor we’ve beenratedamongthebestinUnitedStatesforour tions, clubsandhonorsocietiestointerestyou. 15 intercollegiatesportsteams.AtThielyou’llfind50organiza- class. You canbecomealeaderofone—ormoreour you tocarveoutyourownspecialplace—bothinandof because theyreallycare.Oursmallsizemakesitpossiblefor not onlybecauseofourlowstudent-to-facultyratio,but thanatmostcolleges, involved inyourgrowthandlearning place whereprofessorsarehighlyaccessibleandmore and skillsneededtotakethenextstepinyourlifeplan.It’sa and freefromdistractions. ready accesstobigcityculture,yetdistantenoughbesafe drive fromPittsburghandCleveland—closeenoughfor ’s hillcountry.Thecollegeisonlya90-minute beautiful, 135-acre,tree-linedcampusintheheartofwestern ies baccalaureatedegree-grantingcollegelocatedona Review’s 2006editionofits Colleges 2007 Colleges Thiel’s successisexpressedinitscareerplacementrateand Thiel isdedicatedtohelpingyouacquiretheknowledge Thiel Collegeisaliberalarts,sciencesandprofessionalstud- guide. ThielisalsoincludedinThePrinceton Best Northeastern Colleges Northeastern Best publi- Best are andshowyoupathwaystoexcellence. find yourplaceintheuniverse,wewillengageyouwhere to helpyoureachyourdreams. share inourexcitementaswecontinuetogrowability success hasneverbeenstronger. Comevisitforthedayand future. We’re growingbecauseourcommitmenttostudent athletes competeonsyntheticturf. a gameatourmulti-sportscomplexAlumniStadium,where office, artgalleryandvariousstudentservicesoffices.Take in bar servingStarbucksCoffee,thecampusbookstore,post Student Centerfeaturesabeautifulrotundawithcafesnack OurHowardMiller buildings —haveloftablefurnishings. idences —includingourseveralthemehousesandapartment equipment, aerobicsspaceandasocialcenter. Studentres- dents. throughout thecampus,andnotebookcomputersforallstu- gy-enhanced classroomsandfacilities,wirelesscomputing environment,asevidencedwithourtechnolo- in thelearning Greenville played likewildcats”.ThispromptedMelvinA.Blair ofthe TechCarnegie headcoachWally Steffenobservedthat“they 1924, greatlyimpressedbythespiritofThielfootball team, Through 1923ThielathleticteamswereknownastheHuskies. Butin Holleran. the Thiel“Huskies”becameknown astheTomcats, atributetoDr. all-AmericanattheUniversityofPittsburgh.Thereafter and former reference toheadcoachDr. ThomasHolleran,aGreenvilledentist W Whether youarealreadyashiningstarorstillsearchingto As aforward-thinkingcommunity,weareexcitedaboutour A fitnesscenteroffersstrengthtraining,cardiovascular At Thiel,wearecommittedtotheintegrationoftechnology h y

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The men's and women's track and field teams combined for 29 first-team all-PAC selections at the 2006 teams combined for 29 first-team all-PAC The men's and women's track and field The wrestling team has won six consecutive and 13 of the last 15 PAC titles. Two Tomcats earned all- titles. Two Tomcats and 13 of the last 15 PAC The wrestling team has won six consecutive The Tomcat football team posted its first PAC championship since 1972 in 2005, finishing the year 11-1 and championship since 1972 in 2005, finishing the football team posted its first PAC The Tomcat Thiel had 59 student-athletes named to the PAC Academic Honor Roll during the 2005-06 academic year. Academic Honor Roll during the PAC Thiel had 59 student-athletes named to

The PAC expanded to seven members in 2005 with the addition of Thomas More, formerly to seven members in 2005 with the expanded an NCAA The PAC Comprised of eight select private colleges - Bethany College, Grove City College, , City College, Saint College, Grove colleges - Bethany of eight select private Comprised Thiel College sponsors 15 intercollegiate sports with 13 of those sports associated with Division III of the III of with Division associated sports 13 of those with sports intercollegiate 15 College sponsors Thiel

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American honors in 2005 while one wrestler was named a NWCA Division III Scholar all-American. American honors in 2005 while one wrestler making its first-ever appearance in the NCAA Division III playoffs. making its first-ever appearance in the

earned average of 3.6 or higher on a 4.0 scale during the semester. a gradepoint The PAC Academic Honor Roll honors student-athletes on winter and spring varsity sports teams who have Academic Honor Roll honors student-athletes on winter and The PAC

indoor and outdoor track. indoor and outdoor track. Women's teams compete in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball, and softball, cross country, golf, soccer, teams compete in basketball, track. Women's teams compete in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, and indoor and outdoor tennis, and indoor golf, soccer, basketball, cross country, football, teams compete in baseball, membership in 2007-08. Chatham College will become the league’s 10th member, also in 2007-08. Men's also in league’s 10th member, Chatham College will become the membership in 2007-08. become the conference’s ninth member and begin league play as it begins NCAA Division III provisional play as it begins NCAA Division III ninth member and begin league become the conference’s sional membership status in NCAA Division III in 2006-07. Another NAIA member, Geneva College, will Geneva Another NAIA member, status in NCAA Division III in 2006-07. sional membership Division III independent. Saint Vincent College, an NAIA member, will join the conference as its begins provi- will join the conference as Saint Vincent College, an NAIA member, Division III independent. athletic program is a part of college life, but not an entity in itself. a part of college life, but not an entity athletic program is letics. With academics at the center of each member’s philosophy, the PAC is built on the principle that an is built on the principle letics. With the PAC member’s philosophy, at the center of each academics Westminster College - the PAC remains a unique organization in this day of high pressure intercollegiate ath- of high pressure intercollegiate in this day a unique organization remains - the PAC College Westminster Thiel College, Thomas More College, Washington and Jefferson College, Waynesburg College and Waynesburg Jefferson College, and College, Washington Thomas More Thiel College,

National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC). (PAC). Athletic Conference and the Presidents' (NCAA) Athletic Association National Collegiate 2006 Tomcat Football 4 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Alumni StadiumatStoeberField but ithasenabledtheschooltoexpandintramural programs-itistrulyamultifunc- forfootballandsoccer,Masters andtheadministration.Notonlyisitagreat surface which housesamemorabiliashop,concessionstandandseatingfor1,400. ticket bootharea,wroughtironfencingsurroundingthestadium,ahospitalitycenter technologysetsThielapartfrommanyothersinDivisionIII. new turf such asTropicana FieldinSaintPetersburg,FloridaandtheUniversityofNebraska, atfacilities crumbled rubbermixtureandplacedovergradedstone.Similartoturf legendary ThielcoachJackStoeber. end onSaturday,Sept.29,2001.AlumniStadiumenvelopsStoeberField,namedafter season againstCapitalUniversity–wasofficiallydedicatedduringHomecomingweek- from Thielalumni,thefacility–whichopenedwithTomcats’ firstgameofthe2001 Aptly namedAlumniStadiumatStoeberFieldfortheoutpouringoffinancialsupport “The installation of Field Turf atAlumniStadiumwasagreatdecisionbyDr.“The installationofFieldTurf Lance Some highlightsofAlumniStadiumatStoeberFieldaretheredbrickentranceand syntheticgrass,whichis2-1/2incheslong,embeddedinasandand The FieldTurf ship. the PassavantCenter, whereitwas usedtocallstudentswor- as partofRidgewayHalluntil themid-1970s,whenitwasmovedto 1955, thebellwasplacedon itsownstandnearwhereithadbeen announce athleticvictories.AfterRidgewayHall was razedin hall. Thebellwasusedtocallstudentsmeals andlaterto the collegein1876andenlarged1881tobeused for thedining thatwasboughtby originally partofRidgewayHall,afarmhouse Leipheimer. tional facility,”statesTomcat headfootballcoachJack The stadiumisalsothehomeforVictoryBell,which was 2006 Tomcat Football 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 5 ll ll aa bb tt oo oo FF

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ll 11 11 11 22 22 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 The Tomcats pick up where they left off pick up The Tomcats in 1941 by posting their second-straight Football is halted for the duration of Football is halted II. It is the first gridiron stop- War World page at Thiel since 1918. The Tomcats post their first undefeated The Tomcats history with a 7-0 season in school dominates their oppo- record. Thiel six shutouts and allow- nents by posting points the entire season. ing only seven Under the direction of fifth-year head the Tomcats coach Jack Leipheimer, post an unblemished 10-0 regular sea- son mark, win the PAC title for the first time since 1972 and make the pro- gram’s first-ever NCAA Division III play- off appearance. After posting a 28-3 home victory over Johns Hopkins University in the opening round of the Division III suffer a playoffs the Tomcats 24-13 loss at Alumni Stadium to Bridgewater College in the second round to finish the year with an 11-1 record. The Tomcats travel to Canada and The Tomcats at defeat the University of Toronto Lamport Stadium. The team finished with a 7-3 overall record and second in a 4-1 mark. The Tomcat's the PACwith last seven-win season was in 1972 (7-2) as Thiel recorded its second PAC championship. The Tomcat football team makes its first The Tomcat international appearance, traveling to Munich, Germany. Thiel returns to the U.S. victorious over the Landsbert Express semi-pro team. First-year Charlie to their Giangrosso leads the Tomcats first winning season since 1979 with a 5- 4 record. In their win against Case Western Reserve University on Sept. 26, the records with 451 set then-PAC Tomcats yards of rushing and 676 yards of total offense. McCullough leads the Tomcats to their McCullough leads the Tomcats football title with a 6-1 second PAC conference record. The Tomcats win their first PAC title with win their first PAC The Tomcats a perfect under 6-0 conference mark second-year head coach Jim McCullough. Thiel joins the Presidents' Athletic Conference in the fall of 1958, along and with Allegheny, Washington Jefferson College and Bethany College. Joe DiFebo, captain of Stoeber's 1941 team, takes over as Thiel's new head coach. DiFebo carries on the winning tradition with a 6-1 record. Thiel rolls to their third and last perfectThiel rolls to their third and last date. The season in school history to shutouts finish at 7-0 with five Tomcats 206- while outscoring their opponents the mod- 13. During the season they set ern single game scoring record with 61 College. points against Lycoming 7-0 season. Although the Tomcats 7-0 season. Although the they still allow more than seven points, a 2-0 record three shutouts, including College. win over Slippery Rock State ee ii hh TT

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AA Tomcat Football History Football Tomcat 22 44 88 66 11 22 99 88 44 33 22 33 22 11 11 11 00 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 88 88 88 88 88 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 John B. Stoeber takes over the head coaching reins of the Tomcats. Although Thiel ends the season 3-6 in Stoeber remains the head his first year, coach until 1955, compiling a Thiel- record 75 wins in his 19 seasons. Head Coach Tommy Holleran takes the Head Coach Tommy Huskies to to face Carnegie Thiel is defeated 22-0, but puts up Tech. Steffen, head such a fight that Wally says that the coach of Carnegie Tech, team "played like Wildcats." This leads sports editor of the Melvin A. Blair, Greenville Record-Argus, to report that Cats." The name "they played like Tom's sticks and the athletic teams at Thiel from then are known as the Tomcats on. The Thiel football team, led by Coach plays only one Herbert "Hub" Lynch, game, a 27-0 loss to Grove City, before dropping the rest of the schedule due I. War to World Loyal Thiel students walk a 55-mile dis- tance to Beaver Falls to see Thiel play Geneva to a 0-0 tie. The students trav- el as far as Ellwood City on Friday and finish their journey Saturday morning. The Football Manifesto is lifted and football resumes at Thiel. Led by co- coaches Nathan Harter (for whom Harter Hall is named) and Asher F. Shupp, the Huskies finish the season 1-1. A loss to Grove City and a win against Edinboro highlights the second coming of the "first season of Thiel Football." On Sept. 23, the Thiel faculty issues its Football Manifesto, which prohibits the playing of football at Thiel. In reply, some students gather on a roof and sing, "In Heaven above where all is love/There will be no faculty there." The Huskies are refit with moleskin cloth suits and other articles by businessmen of Greenville. Thiel also joins the Intercollegiate Athletic League (IAL), College, along with Westminster Geneva College and Allegheny. Thiel finished third in the IAL that year. Led by player-coach J. Miller Hilbish, Led by player-coach J. Miller wins in a the Huskies set a record for the season with five. Hilbish teaches run inter- players to know their positions, ference and use trick plays against more talented teams. Thiel has its first winning season under Thiel has its first winning season win four Coach Hildum. The Huskies an 86-0 and lose three, including The 86 thrashing of Fredonia Institute. record. points are still an all-time Thiel Thiel, known then as the "Huskies,” picks Thiel, known then intercollegiate win with up its first-ever College. a 6-0 victory over Allegheny Day The Huskies have a Thanksgiving unfortu- rematch with Grove City, but rival nately lose to their Mercer County 28-0. Thiel College participates in its first inter- Thiel College participates game by taking on collegiate football on Thanksgiving Grove City College the game 48-0. Day. Thiel loses The History of Thiel Dante Darby ’03 Dick Mamajek ’58 Charles Scafuri ’60 Players from the 1898 team . Reportedly, a faculty manifesto was passed declaring football “too vio- . Reportedly, a faculty manifesto was passed Jack Stoeber

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The remarkable history of excellence and achievement is remembered as the building The most celebrated individual in Thiel’s football history is without a doubt Coach Jack The most celebrated individual in Thiel’s football In the 101 seasons of Thiel’s football history, many important events and firsts have In the 101 seasons of Thiel’s football history, The years from 1902-1910 are referred to in Thiel College history as the “Football The years from 1902-1910 are referred to Thiel College, initially focused on ministry for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Thiel College, initially focused on ministry for the

College, 1866-1974 marks the celebration of the 102nd season of Thiel football. during Thiel’s history, varsity football has been played every year since 1892, and this year blocks for today’s Thiel football players. Except for the two periods without football teams director of athletics. included stints as professor of German, head men’s basketball coach, dean of men and recreation and numerous coach of the year awards. Coach Stoeber’s career at Thiel also recreation and numerous coach of the year award, the National Recreation Association award for distinguished service in community award, the National Recreation Association outstanding contributions to athletics in , the Greenville Man of the Year Pennsylvania, the Greenville outstanding contributions to athletics in Western 1946-1954. He amassed 75 wins in that time and went on to win the Dapper Dan award for 1946-1954. He amassed 75 wins in that time and Stoeber. Coach Stoeber served as Head Football Coach from 1932-1941 and again from Coach Stoeber served as Head Stoeber.

and the 300th Thiel win: 2001 vs. Grove City, 40-27. include: the first Thiel win: 1893 vs. Allegheny, 4-0; the 100th Thiel win: 1936 vs. Allegheny, 6-0; include: the first Thiel win: 1893 vs. Allegheny, wards a banquet was held with entertainment by the college orchestra. Other milestones wards a banquet was held with entertainment 1915 on Thanksgiving weekend versus Hiram College. The Tomcats prevailed 28-13 and after- The Tomcats 1915 on Thanksgiving weekend versus Hiram College. occurred. For example, the first football game designated a “Homecoming game” was in occurred. For example, the first football game

from 1942-1945, during the United State’s participation in World War II. War in World from 1942-1945, during the United State’s participation Edinboro University). The second period of time when Thiel did not have a football team was Edinboro University). The second period of time for two games, one versus Grove City College and one versus Edinboro College (now for two games, one versus Grove City College relented in 1910 after eight years of student protest and in 1911 Thiel fielded a football team relented in 1910 after eight years of student protest lent”, causing the students to refer to these years as the Football Manifesto. The faculty lent”, causing the students to refer to these this eight year period - but the most accurate history is probably found in this eight year period - but the most accurate Manifesto”. There are some differing accounts as to why Thiel stopped playing football for Manifesto”. There are some differing accounts since. The first football game was played against Grove City College in 1892. since. The first football game was played against Pennsylvania in 1870. In 1871 the college moved to Greenville where it has remained ever Pennsylvania in 1870. In 1871 the college moved was founded as Thiel Hall in Monaca, Pa. in 1866 and chartered by the Commonwealth of was founded as Thiel Hall in Monaca, Pa. in 1866 2006 Tomcat Football 6 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Administrative Personnel Thiel CollegePresidentialCabinet Associate Vice President forAssociate Vice President L a D n College Advancement c o aiiis Planning Facilities, Vice President forVice President e n President andCEO President

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Assistant Men’s and Women’s 2006 Tomcat Football 8 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Head CoachJackLeipheimer career in1975astheoffensivecoordinatoratBullisSchool,Potomac,Md.Hethen years, withthelast12seasonsasdefensivecoordinator. Hebeganhiscoaching Before arrivingatThielheservedasanassistantcoachAlleghenyCollegefor17 catcher andfirstbase. was alsoathree-yearletterwinnerwiththeTomcat baseballsquad,playingboth squad thatregisteredthecollege’ssecondPAC titlewitha6-1conferencemark.He all-PACstarter attightend,earning accoladesin1973.Hewasamemberofthe1972 honors andsetortied56schoolrecords. PACAcademic all-American.Thielhasalsohad20playersearn PlayeroftheWeek named all-Region,11playersall-Americanandthree during thefallof2005. were namedtothePAC AcademicHonorRoll(attaininga3.6orhighersemesterGPA) playersattaineda3.0orhigherGPAemphasis onacademics.Twenty-nine whileeight two years. set 24schoolrecordsin2005andhavepostedanoverallrecordof18-4overthepast Coaches Poll,andnumber17intheD3Football.comTop 25poll.TheTomcats tiedor Leipheimer entershis32ndyearofcoachingand23rdatthecollegiatelevel. A 1974Thielgraduate,Leipheimerwasafour-yearletterwinnerandthree-year Over thepastfiveseasonsThielhashad80all-Conferenceselections,18players Leipheimer hasledtheresurgencethroughasolidrecruitingeffortandstrong Football Gazette’sTop 40,number16intheAFCA victory, andfinalseasonrankingsofnumber15inthe feated regularseasonsince1950,itsfirst-everplayoff Athletic Conference(PAC) titlesince1972,itsfirstunde- 11-1 overallrecord,theprogram'sfirstPresidents’ South RegionCoachoftheYear. HeguidedThieltoan Region IICoachoftheYear andtheFootballGazette’s (American FootballCoachesAssociation)DivisionIII Conference (PAC) CoachoftheYear, theAFCA in 2005,LeipheimerwasnamedthePresidents’Athletic the Tomcats totheirfirstNCAADivisionIIIplayoffberth undefeated regular-seasonrecord(10-0)andleading cessful seasoninschoolhistory2005.Afterpostingan back toprominencebyleadingThielitsmostsuc- Thielfootball coach, JackLeipheimerhasreturned Entering hissixthseasonastheTomcat's head sive play-caller(1989-2000),theGatorstallied an impressiveoverallrecordof106-23-1,includ- whom werenamedtothefirst teamand22 ing 22shutouts.Leipheimer’sdefensive schemes helpedtheGatorswinNCAA Championships. AtAlleghenyLeipheimer six NorthCoastAthleticConference(NCAC) Division IIINationalChampionshipin1990,and coached 70All-NorthCoastAthletic defensive All-Americans. Conference (NCAC)defensiveplayers,43of served asthedefensivecoordinatoratTrinity Kennedy ChristianHighSchool,now 1979-1984. 1976-1978, andasheadcoachoftheformer Heights,Ohio,from High School,Garfield During his12seasonsasAllegheny’sdefen- Kennedy Catholic, Hermitage, Pa.,from Kennedy Catholic,Hermitage, Greenville. Theyhavetwo daughters: Shanna Bossler, a2002Thielgraduateand Jack andhiswife,Patti, residein of Pittsburgh. Krista, a2005graduateofthe University The LeipheimerFile PAC record:14-11(.560) Overall record:26-26(.500) Games: 52 Years: 5 C C Who: High School: Degree: Alma Mater/Year: Daughters: Wife: Residence: Born: P o a e – BULLISSCHOOL(MD) – TRINITY(OH)HIGH – KENNEDYCHRISTIAN(PA) HIGH - ALLEGHENYCOLLEGE THIELCOLLEGE – r a r e c s Offensive Coordinator(1975-76) Defensive Coordinator(1976-78) Head Coach(1979-83) Coordinator (1984-2000) Coach&Defensive Secondary Head Coach(2001-) e h o Hickory HighSchool,Sharon,Pa. Hickory BA, History Thiel College’74 Shanna andKrista Patti Greenville, Pa. 30,1953 January John A.“Jack”Leipheimer r i n

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pus. mark with 17. Darby currenty serves as a Multicultural Affairs Advisor on cam- tackles for loss (42.5) and is currently tied for the single season tackles for loss Anthony. five years. Championship. He also served as Hickory’s head track and field coach for Championship. He also served as Hickory’s was part of the Hickory staff that led the team to a PIAA State was part of the Hickory staff that led dinator as well as both the offensive and defensive line coach. In 1989, Brest dinator as well as both the offensive and defensive coach at Hickory High School. While at Hickory he served as offensive coor- coach at Hickory High School. While at Hickory Slippery Rock High School, and from 1989-1997, was an assistant football Slippery Rock High School, and from 1989-1997,

earned degree from Edinboro University. a master’s 2006 Tomcat Football 10 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Assistant Coaches and nowcurrentlyworksasalecturerfortheArtDepartment. Institute innewgenres2003. hismastersoffineartsdegreefromtheSanFranciscoArt he wentontoearn attended GoldsmithsCollegeoftheUniversityLondon.AfterMuhlenberg bachelor ofartsdegreeinart.Duringthespringsemester1998Myers dren: Ryan andLauren. dren: Ryan Athletic HallofFameinFebruary,2006.Heandhiswife,Linda,havetwochil- school’s all-timeinterceptionslistwith13.OmanwasinductedintotheThiel Ellie. the Gators’1990NationalChampionshipteam. time all-NCACselectionandanall-American.Reiserwasalsoa starteron With theGators,Reiserwasathree-yearstarterattightendand was atwo- hismaster’sdegreefromDePaulUniversityin1997. graduate, heearned coordinator atLeydenHighSchool,Chicago,forsixyears.A1993 Allegheny He andhiswife,Nancy,havetwo sonsandadaughter:Ben,Ethan, In thespringof2006SethbeganservingasanadjunctprofessoratThiel ,graduatedin1999witha copies andhandlingexchanges. games, videocut-ups,highlighttapes, football team,whichincludesfilmingpracticeand ble forallaspectsofvideocoordinationthe of theTomcat footballstaff.Myerswillberesponsi- as afreesafetyfortheTomcats andisthirdonthe degree fromYoungstown StateUniversityin1986. elor’s degreefromThielin1974andhismaster’s hisbach- Omanearned primarily withthesafties. assistantcoachatThielandwillbeworking teer Coach Assistant Volunteer Coordinator Video B S Center oncampus. the directorofPaulBush’66MemorialFitness strength andconditioningcoordinator. Heis also offensive line,Reiseralsoservesastheteam’s of theTomcat coachingstaff.Responsibleforthe Offensive Line Offensive K Secondary - Safeties - Secondary Strength & Conditioning Coordinator Conditioning & Strength e a u Myers, athree-yearstarteratlinebacker Seth Myersisinhissecondseasonasamember He wasatwo-timeall-PAC firstteamselection Barry Omanentershissixthseasonasavolun- Prior toarrivingatThiel,Reiserwastheoffensive Kurt Reiserbeginshissixthseasonasamember t r r h r t y

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The offensive line returns three veterans in senior guards Ricky Gable and Rock Davis, “Our quarterback must be able to make good decisions and take great care of the Senior quarterback Billy Blankenship looks to have won the starting spot with a good Senior Greg Gustovich will enter the season at fullback after appearing in all 12 games “We are very excited to open the 2006 season with a healthy Steve Minton and a qual- “We Also returning backfield is sophomore tailback Dan Hess, who put together a ter- to the Junior tailback Steve Minton returns to pace a potent offensive attack after rushing for OFFENSE “One of the most rewarding parts of the coaching profession is to see young men “One of the most rewarding parts of the “Being selected to participate in the NCAA Division III playoffs last year was a tremen- playoffs last year was the NCAA Division III to participate in “Being selected The Tomcats’ experience during the 2005 season was certainly a trip into uncharted a trip into certainly season was the 2005 during experience The Tomcats’

Gable and Davis while Fawcett comes back for his second season as a starter. Gable and Davis while Fawcett comes back for his second season as a starter. along with junior center Jimmy Fawcett. The Tomcats have a pair of three-year starters in along with junior center Jimmy Fawcett. The Tomcats said Leipheimer. ly, Billy has earned the respect and confidence of the entire team with his preparations,” standing of our offense and has prepared very well for this opportunity. More important- with the football, he provides us with another dimension. He has a tremendous under- football. Billy has demonstrated he can do that, and with his athleticism and ability to run football. Billy has demonstrated he can do that, and with his athleticism and ability to terback spot this season are sophomores Andrew Kimmy and Chris Ault. passes for 156 yards and two . Also looking to compete for the starting quar- showing in spring workouts. In seven career games, Blankenship has completed 15-of-38 for the Tomcats a year ago. for the Tomcats

Leipheimer. tion, fifth-year senior Jeremiah Conley is ready and waiting to make his contribution,” said tion, fifth-year senior Jeremiah Conley is ready and waiting to make his contribution,” been around, and Dan is one of the strongest and hardest workers on our team. In addi- to always have a fresh set of legs on the field. Steve is as tough an individual I have ever ity back like Dan Hess – they compliment each other very well, and I believe will enable us ity back like Dan Hess – they compliment each other very well, and I believe will enable of the NCAA Division III playoffs. with a in Thiel’s 28-3 victory over Johns Hopkins University in the opening round with a touchdown in Thiel’s 28-3 victory over Mellon University in the regular-season finale before recording 147 yards on 30 attempts Mellon University in the regular-season finale on 32 carries with a touchdown in the Tomcats’ 50-48 triple-overtime win at Carnegie on 32 carries with a touchdown in the Tomcats’ came at the end of the season as he replaced an injured Minton. Hess posted 169 yards came at the end of the season as he replaced rific freshman campaign with 635 yards and four touchdowns. His most productive stretch rific freshman campaign with 635 yards and

by D3football.com. American by the Football Gazette and earned second-team all-South region accolades Minton was named to the first-team all-South region squad and honorable mention all- Minton was named to the first-team all-South pass Jackson (31) as the all-time rushing touchdown leader. Following the 2005 season Following leader. pass Jackson (31) as the all-time rushing touchdown Jackie Jackson ’96 as the program’s all-time rushing leader (2,537) and six touchdowns to Jackie Jackson ’96 as the program’s all-time rusher. Heading into just his third season at Thiel, Minton needs just 537 yards to surpass Heading into just his third season at Thiel, Minton needs just 537 yards to rusher. 1,066 yards and 19 touchdowns a year ago, becoming the school’s first-ever 1,000 yard 1,066 yards and 19 touchdowns a year ago, gram – their impact will be felt for a very long time,” said Leipheimer. gram – their impact will be felt for a very long gram’s success is the direct result of all of the seniors who have graduated from our pro- gram’s success is the direct result of all of the ate and become Big Play Makers in their families, churches, and communities. Our pro- ate and become Big Play Makers in their families, mature and develop solid character and leadership traits, which enables them to gradu- mature and develop solid character and leadership single-season best 17.0 tackles for loss and 9.5 sacks during his senior season. single-season best 17.0 tackles for loss and tackles for loss leader (54.0) and is second all-time in sacks (25.0) while Strouse recorded a tackles for loss leader (54.0) and is second all-time years past, including ends Jon Howson and Kevin Strouse. Howson finished as the career years past, including ends Jon Howson and offense per game in 2005. Thiel will also be without a number of defensive standouts from offense per game in 2005. Thiel will also be records, including career receptions (203), car records, including career than 400 yards of total average more line that helped the Tomcats anchoring an offensive 18-4 (.818) record in his two seasons as a starter. Chambers holds the majority of receiving two seasons as a starter. 18-4 (.818) record in his during his career, (34). Hendricks started a total of 44 games touchdown receptions passing yards (4870) and career pass completions (375) while leading the Tomcats to an the Tomcats career pass completions (375) while leading passing yards (4870) and Hendricks. Satterfield and second in both career is tops in career touchdown passes (46) terback Darrell Satterfield, and offensive tackle Dave wide receiver Brandon Chambers perhaps in quar- offensive players in the history of the program the three most productive season preparations,” said sixth-year head coach Jack Leipheimer. Gone this year are Gone this year said sixth-year head coach Jack Leipheimer. season preparations,” never forget and has provided tremendous incentive for our returningnever forget and has off- players in their players, coaching staff, and administration. The experience was one last year’s seniors will and administration. The experience was players, coaching staff, dous honor and it is a testament to the dedication, hard work, and commitment of our testament to the dedication, hard work, dous honor and it is a be mentioned among the top teams in Division III. among the top teams be mentioned 2006 campaign and they possess the knowledge and understanding of what it takes to understanding of what the knowledge and and they possess 2006 campaign longer be wearing the blue and gold. A solid nucleus of 16 starters return, however, for the of 16 starters return,gold. A solid nucleus the blue and longer be wearing however, (PAC) title since 1972, but a number of key producers from last season’s 11-1 squad will no from last season’s 11-1 of key producers 1972, but a number title since (PAC) first-ever NCAA Division III playoff victory and their first Presidents’ Athletic Conference Presidents’ Athletic victory and their first Division III playoff first-ever NCAA waters. In 2005 Thiel posted an unblemished 10-0 regular season record, the program’s season record, regular 10-0 an unblemished Thiel posted In 2005 waters. 2006 Tomcat Football 12 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2006 SeasonPreview S e J n u i o n r i

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Boyleentershisthirdyearasastarterandfinishedwith37.0 tacklesandfiveinter- andjuniorfreesafetyMike Antonio Quarterman back SteveBoyle,juniorcornerback ZjaqueDouglas. strong safetyShaunJacksonandcornerback sacks. tackles and3.5forlosswhileGoodmanclosedtheseason with7.0tacklesand2.0 2005 andposted32.5tackles,8.5tacklesforloss2.5sacks.Manning finishedwith12.0 and KellenManningalongwithjuniorDenverGoodman.Malie startedall12gamesin depth. tackles, alongwithjuniorendAaronGorka,shouldprovidetheTomcats withplentyof Junior endRandallPalakovich,whoappearedinall12games2005andfinishedwith5.0 ble recoveries.Hughesregistered10.5tackles,including7.5tacklesforlossand2.5sacks. 2005 (6.0)whiletotaling36.5tackles,8.5tacklesforloss,twoforcedfumblesandfum- defensive endsChrisLorberandRobertHughes.wasthirdontheteaminsacks instincts,” saidLeipheimer. nate tohaveaguylikeJeffinthemiddle–heisanoutstandingleaderandhasgreat experience, understandourdefense,areathletic,andrunverywell.We areveryfortu- middle linebackerScottThompson. Sam Swartzfager. Alsolookingtocontributethelinebackercorpswillbesophomore out thepreseasonbyseniorKennethAvery, asafety-turned-linebacker, andsophomore entrenched asthestartingoutsidelinebackers.StimacandHlinkawillbepushedthrough- made anumberofstartsinplaceWozniak, andseniorChrisHlinkawillheadintocamp the teamintackles(75.0)lastyear. JuniorMikeStimac,whoappearedinall12gamesand after impressinglastseason. amount ofstartersalongwithanumberplayerslookingtomakenameforthemselves backers Tom Wozniak anample andAaronZanesafetyShaunJackson,returns team,” saidLeipheimer. a solidunderstandingoftheoffense,andVan mayhavethebesthandson Horn Vanfeel JohnAdamsandTim willalsomakesolidcontributionsastheybothpossess Horn both understandtheoffenseandcannotonlycatchball,butaresolidblockers.We However, MarcandBrettsawplentyofactiondidanoutstandingjobaswell.They VanTim isalsoontheradaratwidereceiver. Horn Junior JohnAdamswillpushforanexpandedroleintheTomcat offensewhilesophomore caught sixpassesfor86yardsandrushed94betweenpositionslastseason. season whilejuniorBrettHelman,whowillbeinhisfirstfullasawidereceiver, yards and19touchdowns. Tomcats arewithoutatandemofwidereceiversthatcombinedfor144catches,2,056 the Tomcats. alsohandlesthelong-snappingdutiesfor yards andatouchdownlastseason.Kutterna essary forustobesuccessful,”saidLeipheimer. andbelievetheywillprovidetheleadershipnec- ed tohavethreesolidveteransreturning a dominatingoffensiveline.Theyarethebackboneofanyfootballteam.We areexcit- has solidifiedhisspotalongthelinewhileotherisupforgrabs. look tofilloneofthevoidswithseniorPercySweeting.Sweetinghadaterrificspringand Junior Sammy Koyl returns astheTomcats’Junior SammyKoyl returns all-PAC placekickerafterearning honorable SPECIAL TEAMS “Our secondaryshowedsteady improvementthroughoutthespringandwebelieve The coachingstaffisexcitedaboutwhattheysawinspringworkouts fromseniorcorner- thehardesthitthisoff-season,withlossof The defensivebackfieldwasperhaps Also backfortheTomcats inthemiddleofdefensivelineareseniorsLoganMalie anumberofproducersfromlastseason’sdefensive line,includingjunior Thiel returns “We feelourlinebackercorpsisthestrengthofdefense.Theyallhavesolidplaying Senior middlelinebackerJeffWagner asthedefensiveplay-callerafterleading returns The defense,despitelookingthinonpaperwiththelossofHowson,Strouse,outsideline- DEFENSE “There isnodoubtwelosttwoqualityreceiverslastyearinChambersandMcEntire. 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Nassau, Bahamas/West 47 Scott Thompson MLB So. 5-8 210 Pittsburgh/Wilkinsburg 46 Logan Skjefte OLB Fr. 6-0 192 Jenkins Lakeland,Fla./George 45 Hanus Todd WR Fr. 5-7 154 Elizabeth/Elizabeth-Forward 44 Dan Hess TB So. 5-6 185 Apollo/Kiski Area 43 Mark Dzubak FB Fr. 5-10 200 Latrobe Greensburg/Greater 41 Michael Dworakowski DE Jr. 5-11 217 Girard/Girard 40 Jeff Marker SS/P Fr. 5-10 196 Acme/Mount Pleasant 39 Butera Tom CB Jr. 5-7 160 N.Y./Hamburg Hamburg, 38 Dominique Henderson CB Fr. 5-10 161 Falls Beaver Falls/Beaver 37 Michael Gray CB Fr. 5-8 173 Erie/East 36 Jeremiah Conley TB Sr. 5-9 230 Springboro/Conneaut Valley 35 Bobby Nichols TB Fr. 5-7 154 Allegany Allegany/Port Port 34* Michael McMunn SS So. 5-11 210 Acad. Richmond, Va./Benedictine 34 Corey Russell SS Sr. 5-5 166 Euclid, Ohio/Euclid 33 Cody Anderson TB Fr. 5-8 165 Allegany Allegany/Port Port 32 Stephen Ruberto SS So. 5-11 180 Farrell Staten Island, N.Y./Mon. 31* Hardy Laurenceau SS Fr. 5-8 175 Kissimmee, Fla./Poinciana 31 Greg Gustovich FB Sr. 5-10 215 McDonald, Ohio/McDonald 30 Clint Walker OLB Fr. 5-10 179 Madison, Ohio/Madison 29* Marcus Myers QB Fr. 6-1 170 Fla./Colonial Orlando, 29 Steve Minton TB Jr. 5-10 200 Valley Cranberry Township/Seneca 28* Alex Glover FB So. 5-6 210 Beaver/Blackhawk 28 O’Connor P.J. FS Fr. 6-2 172 Sharpsville/Sharpsville 27* Hiro Amato WR So. 5-11 155 Japan/Saitama Heisai Tokyo, 27 Robert Giles CB Fr. 5-7 173 Allegheny Imperial/West 26* Brandon Fisher FS Fr. 5-9 177 Allegheny Oakdale/West 26 Brett Helman WR Jr 5-10 184 Youngwood/Hempfield 25* Michael Cogis SS/P Fr. 5-9 171 Clinton/Southside Beaver 25 St. Louis Tai TB Fr. 5-7 172 Kissimmee, Fla./Osceola 24* Michael Weiser SS Fr. 5-9 172 Boardman,Ohio/Boardman 24 Skyler Smith TB Fr. 5-7 177 New Bethlehem/Redbank Valley 23* Deante Lewis TB Fr. 5-6 155 Winter Haven, Fla./Winter Haven 23 Sam Swartzfager OLB So. 6-1 224 Shippenville/Keystone 22* I Daniel Graham TB Fr. 5-9 176 Erie/East 22 Kenneth Avery OLB Sr. 5-8 174 Farrell/Farrell 21* Ryan Brink FB Fr. 5-11 221 Beaver/Beaver 21 Matt Joy CB So. 5-8 185 Coraopolis/Cornell 20* Derek Hermann WR So. 5-8 164 Fredricktown/Bethlehem-Center 20 Newlin Eric CB Sr. 5-9 170 Erie/McDowell 19 Lebetz Mike FS Jr. 6-0 164 Area Vandergrift/Kiski 18 Reinhart James FS Jr. 6-0 180 (S.C.) Lancaster/Carolina Forest 17 Alec Osbourne K Jr. 6-0 174 Cherry McDonald/Fort 16 Sammy Koyl K Jr. 5-6 166 Heights, Ohio/Benedictine 15 Kasey Dolan QB So. 5-10 177 Erie/Harborcreek 14* Coleman George CB Jr. 5-9 187 Monessen/Geibel 14 Billy Blankenship QB Sr. 5-9 179 Mogadore, Ohio/Field 13 Stimac Mike MLB Jr. 5-9 198 East Brady/Karns City 12 Chris Ault QB Jr. 6-1 191 Mineral Ridge, Ohio/Mineral Ridge 11 Steve Boyle CB Sr. 5-10 167 Ohio/Howland Warren, 10 Marc LaScola WR Jr. 6-1 180 Ohio/Wellsville Wellsville, 9 Bradley McMillan FS Fr. 6-2 165 Meade Meade, Fla./Fort Fort 8 Randall Palakovich DE Jr. 5-11 197 Aliquippa/Aliquippa 7 Andrew Kimmy FB So. 5-9 202 North East/North East 6 Chris Lorber DE Jr. 6-0 201 Heights, Ohio/Benedictine Mayfield 5 Horn Tim Van WR So. 5-10 160 Leechburg/Kiski Area 4* Agresti Jake QB Fr. 5-8 146 Erie/Mercyhurst Prep. 4 Jones Dane WR So. 5-7 165 Fla./Plant City Plant City, 3 Bova Willie QB Fr. 5-10 181 Allegany Allegany/Port Port 2 Adams John WR Jr. 6-2 205 Kissimmee, Fla./Osceola 1 Antonio Quarterman CB Jr. 6-1 174 Fla./St. Petersburg St. Petersburg, 2006 Tomcat Football 14 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2006 Rosters odad rt ...... 0...OB...... Fr...... OLB ...... 90 Woodward, Brett ...... Fr...... 96*...... WR Michael Williams, ...... Fr...... 24*...... SS Weiser, Mike ...... Fr...... 66...... MLB Ryan Walker, ...... Fr...... OLB ...... 30 Walker, Clint ...... So...... 67...... MLB Waldo, Steve ...... Sr. Wagner, Jeff...... 51...... MLB ...... So...... 5...... WR Van Tim Horn, ...... So...... DT ...... 68 Turek, Matt ...... So...... 47...... MLB Thompson, Scott ...... Sr. Thompson, Darious...... 48...... SS ...... Fr...... 88...... WR Taylor, Brendan ...... Fr...... DE Tatalone, Nick...... 58* ...... Sr...... OL ...... 70 Sweeting, Percy ...... So...... 23...... MLB Swartzfager, Sam ...... Jr. Stimac, Mike...... 13...... MLB ...... Fr...... DE Steel, Josh...... 94 ...... Fr...... 25...... FS Tai St. Louis, ...... Fr...... OL Speicher, Steve...... 79 ...... Fr...... TB ...... 24 Smith, Skyler ...... Fr...... OLB ...... 46 Skjefte,Logan ...... Jr...... OL ...... 75 Siegel, Jacob ...... Fr...... 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TB ...... 29 Minton, Steve ...... So. McMunn, Michael...... 34*...... SS ...... Fr...... 9...... FS McMillian, Bradley ...... Fr...... 93*...... WR McFarland, Josh ...... Fr...... OLB Master, Chad...... 56* ...... Fr...... 40...... SS/P Marker, Jeff ...... Sr...... DE Manning, Kellen...... 87 ...... Sr...... DT ...... 63 Malie, Logan ...... Fr...... OL Mackall, Dan...... 80 ...... Fr...... DE ...... 96 Lyles, Byron ...... Yr...... Pos. Name...... No. 9 ileBkrW r - 5 Erie/East Latrobe/Derry Erie/MercyhurstPrep. MineralRidge,Ohio/MineralRidge Washington, D.C./Dunbar Madison,Ohio/Madison Traditional Pittsburgh/Perry Academy Fort Meade,Fla./Fort Meade Pittsburgh/Brentwood Erie/Central Madison,Ohio/Madison Midland,Pa./EastLiverpool(Ohio) 153 Youngstown, Ohio/Rayen 238 Girard/Girard 205 Imperial/West Allegheny 5-8 196 242 Erie/East 5-6 Boardman,Ohio/Boardman 6-1 218 Greensburg/Central Catholic Fr. 6-0 5-11 176 177 Jr. 203 Fr. 6-1 198 Warren, Ohio/MineralRidge Sr. WR Fr. 6-1 Township/Seneca Cranberry 6-0 Valley NorthEast/NorthEast West Sunbury/Moniteau Twinsburg, Ohio/Twinsburg 6-1 178 Fr. DT 6-0 237 DE DT Fr. Fr. DE 209 Fr. SouthPark/SouthPark 179 6-0 Georgetown/Southside So. 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KellenManning Fr. 89 6-0 5-7 Erie/East 6-2 Jr. OL Wade Campbell 310 88 Orlando, Fla./CypressCreek KennethDorman Imperial/West Allegheny OL 87 Kirtland,Ohio/Kirtland 270 OL JonathanKutterna 208 So. Fr. 86 Fr. OL 308 JustinSadler 6-3 OL 230 85 209 EricEster Hamburg, N.Y./Hamburg 84 Corapolis/West Allegheny 5-11 5-9 OL 83 5-10 237 OL OL Sr. 178 DanMackall 5-8 82 5-9 SteveSpeicher Fr. 247 Fr. Fr. NickGoettman 202 5-8 80 SanDiego, Angela-St.Joseph(Ohio) Calif./Villa 263 6-1 So. MartinHarakal OL Fr. 203 79 JeffColeman 5-7 78 OL 260 JacobSiegel OL DE Fr. 5-11 77 So. 5-9 DT JamesChambers 218 5-8 76 DT Fr. RyanJordan 262 253 75 Fr. 6-0 KrisDuffy OL 74 Jr. MLB BrendanShollenberger Sr. 5-9 196 247 73 218 Percy Sweeting 5-10 OL 5-11 72 Sr. MLB JonathanPickens 71 OL Fr. Peter Antonelli 6-2 DT 6-2 5-11 70 Sr. Sr. JaredPalladino 69* OL MattTurek 69 Fr. Fr. Jr. MLB RobertFischer 68* OL OL SteveWaldo 68 RobertNeeley 67* DT RyanWalker DE OL 67 JamesFawcett 66* Malie Logan 66 MichaelClemens 64 Parker A.J. 63 EvanJohnson 62 RockDavis 61 NickTatalone 60 JoshDiven 59 DaveDix 58* 58 57 N 1Mr osT r - 1 Hamburg, N.Y./Hamburg 212 6-3 Jr. TE MarkRoss 81 o . N a m e P o s . Y r . H t . W t . 2006 Tomcat Football H o m e t o w n / H i g h

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s s 0 Y t t K s n I D S A e e p L O Barry Emge Barry Wendereusz Larry Kevin Murray Mike Sullivan Lynwood Alford Mike DeChellis Mike Pinchotti John Berdiner Aaron Lucas Mark Gray O A e f L u L L N

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RECORD: BY QUAR TERS FGM-FGA OPPONENT TD GP GP GP 1st FGs No. Pct Ef Att fic Kick 2nd 01-19 Gain Yds Att-Cmp-Int Rush 20-29 Loss A vg 3r d Rcv Pct Net 30-39 W/L TD A 4th Pass vg Long Yds 40-49 TD SCORE DXP TD Thiel CollegeCombinedTeamThiel Statistics A Thiel CollegeTomcatsThiel Football 2005 vg/G 50-99 OT Long Lng Saf T otal Lg A A vg/G vg/G A TTEND Points All Games Blk TEDNE15210049 0 23-24 5-9 26 13-70 9-25 13532 46-52 58-171 6 27:12 67-2436 25-15 3-11 56 70-593 38-261 15-226 19-184 11-27 54-903 3036 79-174 50-1544 32:48 16-8 73-568 2072 ATTENDANCE 19-250 PAT-ATTEMPTS GOALS-ATTEMPTED FIELD 26-231 SCORED TOUCHDOWNS 31-742 YARDS MISC 4833 SACKS BY-YARDS 964 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 168 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 198 POSSESSION/GAME OF TIME 3001 PUNTS-YARDS PENALTIES-YARDS FUMBLES-LOST #-YARDS RETURNS: INT RETURNS:#-YARDS PUNT 1832 KICK RETURNS:#-YARDS 257 395 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDAGE PASSING YARDAGE RUSHING DOWNS FIRST SCORING TEAM hi obr11 40014 9 0 84 51 51 0 41 43 14.0 30 0 0 1 14 9.0 1 0 0 15.1 26.5 1 24 13.2 9 226 20.5 21.5 53 250 9.6 0 41 15 43 1 2 19 48 2 2 7.0 5 42 Opponents...... 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Opponents...... 12 - - - - 13-70 15-226 52 1 8-0 7 8 1 Total ...... 12 435 361 796 94-421 38-261 19-250 53 - 15-6 16 4 - 69 Ben Cleary 12 ------1-0 - - - 21 Mark Gilmore 1 ------1 - - - - - 45 Sixto Rivera 11 - 1 1 ------44 Justin Kuban 11 - 1 1 ------12 Cory Lamison 1 - 1 1 ------4 Darrell Satterfield 12 - 2 2 ------5 McEntire Tom 11 1 - 1 ------18 James Reinhart 1 1 - 1 ------31 Greg Gustovich 12 - 2 2 ------52 Dave Hendricks 12 1 - 1 ------2 John Adams 12 1 1 2 ------58 Lee Glasser 11 1 2 3 1.5-4 ------50 Aaron Gorka 10 1 2 3 ------72 Nelton Neal 12 2 - 2 ------41 Matt Joy 5 2 1 3 - - - - - 1-0 - - - 23 Brandon Chambers 11 3 - 3 ------16 Sammy Koyl 12 3 0 3 ------34 Corey Russell 11 3 3 6 ------10 Mark LaScola 12 5 - 5 ------8 Palakovich Randall 12 4 2 6 0.5-3 ------57 Sam Swartzfager 12 3 4 7 - - 1-9 ------99 Denver Goodman 4 6 10 2.0-12 2.0-12 - - 1 - 1-0 - - - 1 Matt Voelker 10 6 3 9 - - - 1 - 1-0 1 - - 15 Mike Mukaabya 11 7 3 10 - - - 1 - - - - - 9 Antonio Quarterman 11 7 4 11 1.0-7 1.0-7 - - - - 1 - - 20 Eric Newlin 11 9 1 10 - - - 4 - - - - - 93 Robert Hughes 11 7 7 14 7.5-39 2.5-21 ------53 Chris Hlinka 12 5 13 18 1.0-1 - - - - 2-0 - 1 - 87 Kellen Manning 9 8 8 16 3.5-20 1.5-9 - - - - - 1 - 22 Kenneth Avery 12 14 21 35 3.0-16 0.5-9 - 1 - - - - - 30 Shaun Jackson 12 21 10 31 3.5-14 0.5-4 2-53 4 - - - - - 13 Mike Stimac 12 22 14 36 3.0-9 - - 1 - - 1 - - 27 Wozniak Tom 9 19 22 41 2.0-10 0.5-5 - 1 - 1-6 - - - 63 Logan Malie 12 21 33 54 8.5-24 2.5-14 - 1 - - 1 - - 98 Kevin Strouse 12 24 20 44 17.0-83 9.5-67 - 8 - 1-0 2 - - 94 Jonathan Howson 12 26 21 47 12.0-46 7.0-29 - 3 - 2-0 4 - - 6 Chris Lorber 12 22 29 51 8.5-59 6.0-47 1-14 2 - 2-0 2 - - 11 Steve Boyle 12 31 12 43 0.5-1 - 5-48 5 - - - 1 - 33 Zjaque Douglas 11 33 16 49 5.5-20 1.0-6 2-41 7 - - 1 1 - 55 Aaron Zane 12 27 32 59 4.5-17 1.5-12 - 2 - 1-0 - - - 3 Darious Thompson 12 30 36 66 3.0-14 0.5-9 6-42 6 - 2-0 2 - - 51 Jeff Wagner 12 56 38 94 6.0-22 1.5-10 2-43 4 - - 1 - -

DEFENSIVE 2006 Tomcat Football 28 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2005 BoxScores 19 (SammyKoylkick),4-112:08,OWU13-THI19 THI-SteveMinton1yd.run 12:52 2nd 12 Joey Riley1-12;Kyle Adams1-4.Thiel Riley 1-4;Kyle Adams2-0;EveretteJacob1-minus.Thiel Helman 1-27; D. Thompson 1-21; Mark LaScola 1-12; J. Kutterna; 1-7;JustinKuban 1-12;J.Kutterna; 1-6. Thompson1-21;MarkLaScola Helman 1-27;D. Gustovich 4-8; D. Satterfield 1-3. Satterfield Gustovich 4-8;D. Field judge:JimMartek;SideRickSchunke. t 45 H utnKbn6y asfo .Stefed(SmyKy ik -821,OU2 H 39 SammyKoylkick),4-282:10,OWU27-THI ( THI-JustinKuban 6ydpassfromD.Satterfield 14:53 4th (ChrisKraskick),1-720:12,OWU27-THI26 OWU-ZachDennis72yd.pass fromRyanSirLouis 14:40 3rd (SammyKoylkickfailed),14-777:34,OWU0-THI6 THI-SteveMinton3ydrun 07:26 1st R Scoring Summary: ak y ubrYrs001-4 5-5 1-1 9-70 35:50 0of 8of11 0-0 3-4 3-26.7 24:10 7-49 2-16 0-0 1of2 5-163 2-11 5of11 0-0 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-41.3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 25 208 Fourth-Down Conversions 26-18-1 7-89 1-9 Third-Down Conversions 2-12 64-403 Possession Time 38-195 0-0 Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) 30-18-2 262 17 Interception Returns-Yards 58-361 Kickoff Returns-Yards 28-99 Punt Returns-Yards. Fumble Returns-Yards TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes Att-Comp-Int. PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) FIRST DOWNS Record:(1-0) Record:(0-1) 39 36 7 9 6 7 14 12 7 ...... Thiel College 13 ...... Ohio Wesleyan Univ. cr yQatr 1 Score byQuarters Kickoff time:1:30pmEndofGame:4:20Total elapsedtime:2:50 Stadium: AlumniStadiumAttendance:1100 Officials: Referee: Mike Zyglis; Umpire: Don Kaminski; Linesman: Dave Papariel; Line judge: Raul Wzontek; Linesman:DavePapariel;Linejudge:Raul Officials: Referee:Mike Zyglis;Umpire:DonKaminski; I P F R N U A U E T S S M C E S H E B I R N I I L C N V 12 OU-Je ie 2y asfo ynSrLus(JsnWicm ik -111,OU36-THI39 (JasonWhitcombkick) ,7-611:13,OWU RyanSirLouis OWU-JoeyRiley12ydpassfrom 01:24 39 OWU-Team safety, OWU29-THI 02:29 27-THI32 SammyKoylkickfailed),12-727:06,OWU ( 02:19 THI-SteveMintion1ydrun (SammyKoylkick),8-594:21,OWU20-THI26 THI-D.Thompson21yd.passfromSatterfield 00:51 (JasinWhitcombkick),14-637:23OWU20-THI RyanSirLouis OWU-ZachDennis72yd.passfrom 05:20 OWU-T. (ChrisKraskicked failed),2-620:43,OWU13-THI 59yd.passfromRyanSirLouis Raeford 00:09 12 passfailed),5-592:32OWIU7-THI (D.Satterfield THI-SteveMinton11yd.run 00:53 Whitcombkick),5-201:16OWU7-THI6 03:37 OWU-T. (Jason 5yd.passfromRyanSirLouis Raeford G E I E G N S : P

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Thiel Thiel Thiel : I O Thiel ton N -D. Satterfield 16-30-0-221;B.Blankenship 1-2-0-9.Bluff -D. Satterfield S - Steve Minton 27-110; Dan Hess 8-24; Aaron Bell 2-8; Jeremiah Conley 1-4; D. Satterfield 1- - SteveMinton27-110;DanHess8-24;AaronBell2-8;JeremiahConley1-4;D.Satterfield B Chambers1-1;Tom McEntire1-1.Bluff -B. - Ben Dodds 16-59; Ben McCullough 9-35; Domin McCreary 2-9;JaredOwens9-3;Shandon - BenDodds16-59;McCullough9-35;DominMcCreary : B hmes69;TmMetr -9 akLSoa23;Jh dm -;Jsi Kuban -B. Chambers6-96;Tom 2-37;JohnAdams1-9;Justin Mcentire6-79;MarkLaScola Thiel Thiel College vs. Bluffton University (Sept. 17, 2005 at Bluffton, Ohio) University(Sept.17,2005atBluffton, Thiel Collegevs.Bluffton ton SamSwartzfager1-9;ShaunJackson1-2.Bluff - - Ben Dodds 2-minus 6; Joel Siencki 1-13; Anthony Bryant 1-7. - BenDodds2-minus6;JoelSiencki1-13;AnthonyBryant 2 3 THI 4 Score ton 2006 Tomcat Football - Tad Geus1-1;JaredOwens1-0. ton OWU ton -None. -Jared Owens3-13-0-1;Thomas 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 29 ash. and - Zitzelsberger . ash. and Jeff -Chris Edwards 28-52-5-328. . W&J ash. and Jeff Score OT 4 2005 Box Scores Box 2005 THI 3 2 - None. . ash. and Jeff - Aaron Krepps 10-149; Jon Miller 6-52; Garrett Brain 4-54; Tom McCafferty 2-32; R.J. - Aaron Krepps 10-149; Jon Miller 6-52; Garrett Brain 4-54; Tom . Thiel College vs. Wash. and Jeff. (Oct. 1, 2005 at Washington, Pa.) Washington, (Oct. 1, 2005 at and Jeff. vs. Wash. Thiel College -Steve Boyle 2-5; Jeff 1-43; Zjaque Douglas 1-41; D. Thompson 1-6. W Wagner Jeff Thiel - Tom McEntire 8-106; Brandon Chambers 5-53; Mark LaScola 2-22; J. Kutterna 1-13; Justin - Tom :: -J. Steve Minton 30-138; Brett Helman 9-25; D. Satterfield 3-7. W -None. W SS -D. Satterfield 16-31-1-141; Brett Helman 1-1-0-57. W NN Thiel OO ash. and II :: Thiel Thiel

TT Thiel :: :: GG PP :: SS GG NN EE II EE GG NN 08:06 W&J - Aaron Krepps 10 yd pass from08:06 W&J - Aaron Krepps 10 yd pass Chris Edwards ( Sidebotham kick) , 6-59 1:30, THI 0 - W&J Kyle 14 McEntire 57 yd pass from McEntirepass05:39 THI - Tom Brett Helman (Tom from D. Satterfield) , 2-66 1:00 00:59 THI - Mark LaScola 19 yd pass from D. Satterfield ( 0:58, THI 21 - W&J Sammy Koyl kick) , 6-60 14 Sidebotham 40 yd field goal, 9-33 3:33, THI 21 - W&J06:30 W&J - Kyle 24 Sidebotham 30 yd field goal, 4-1 0:21, THI 21 - W&J03:23 W&J - Kyle 27 interception return06:24 THI - Zjaque Douglas 41 yd (Sammy , THI 35 - W&J 27 Koyl kick) McCafferty 19 yd pass fromChris04:12 W&J - Tom Edwards (R.J. 7-64 2:03, Soeder pass from Aaron Krepps), LL CC VV II NN II II RR BB HH EE SS EE SS -Gabe McKee 1-34. MM CC SS TT . UU UU EE AA NN Officials: Referee: Charlie Watts; Umpire: Don Kaminski; Linesman: Terry Brown; Line judge: Gene Kuhla; Brown; Line judge: Gene Kuhla; Umpire: Don Kaminski; Linesman: Terry Officials: Referee: Charlie Watts; RR FF Stadium: Cameron Stadium Attendance: 3508 elapsed time: 3:20 time: 2 p.m. End of Game: 5:20 pm Total Kickoff Steratore; Side judge: Scott Carson. judge: Frank Field Thiel College ...... Jeff...... and Wash. 0 14 21 0 0 13 14 8 3 0 38 Record: (4-0 , 2-0) 35 Record: (3-1 , 0-1) FIRST DOWNS (NET)RUSHES-YARDS YDS (NET)PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int. OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS74-368TOTAL Returns-YardsFumble 81-395 Punt Returns-Yards. 42-170 Returns-YardsKickoff Interception Returns-Yards 17 198 32-17-1Punts (Number-Avg)Fumbles-LostPenalties-Yards 0-0 29-67 TimePossession Third-Down Conversions 5-95 0-0 4-75 52-28-5 ConversionsFourth-Down 328 24 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 7-35.1 Number-YardsSacks By: 0-0 5 of 17 1-34 6-122 2-38 2 of 2 0-0 4-30 31:30 3-19.3 3-4 3-34 7 of 14 0 of 0 28:30 8-42 0-0 6-7 0-0 Score by Quarters 1 PP Scoring Summary: RR 1st 11:32 W&J - Garret Brain 14 yd pass from 0 - W&J 7 Sidebotham kick) , 8-61 2:13, THI Chris Edwards (Kyle 2nd 09:39 THI - Steve Minton 2 yd run , 3-18 1:38, THI 6 - W&J 14 (Sammy Koyl kick blocked) 3rd THI - Garrett 13:36 Edwards ( Brain 13 yd pass from Chris kick) , 4-61 1:15 THI 21 - W&J Sidebotham Kyle 21 4th 12:23 THI - Steve Minton 21 yd run (Sammy Koyl kick) W&J 27 , 12-80 6:00 THI 28 - OT goal, 6-20 0:00, THI 38 - W&J 35 15:00 THI - Sammy Koyl 22 yd. field II Kuban 1-4. W Kuban THI 14 - W&J 14 THI 35 - W&J 35 Jeff 12-72; Ryan Mendel 12-36; Aaron Krepps 2-minus 7; Chris Edwards 3-minus 34.. 12-72; Ryan Mendel 12-36; Aaron Krepps 2-minus 7; Chris Edwards Soeder 2-20; Ryan Mendel 2-4; Peter Briggs 1-9; Zitzelsberger 1-8. Briggs 1-9; Zitzelsberger Soeder 2-20; Ryan Mendel 2-4; Peter -Dan Hess; 1-1; -D. Satterfield 10-16-0-142; THI Score 4 BET 3 - D. Thompson 1-12. 2 - Steve Minton 16-91; Dan Hess 15-66; B. Blankenship 1-11; TEAM 1-minus - Steve Minton 16-91; Dan Hess 15-66; B. Blankenship -none. Thiel Bethany College vs. Thiel College (Sept. 23, 2005 at Greenville, Pa.) 23, 2005 at Greenville, College (Sept. College vs. Thiel Bethany - Milton Joyner 4-60; Mike Elias 3-34; T.J. Parker 3-33; Joe Ford 2-7; Mike 3-33; Joe Ford Parker Elias 3-34; T.J. - Milton Joyner 4-60; Mike Cowan 1-7; - Mark LaScola 6-104; Tom McEntire 2-31; Justin Kuban 2-16; Greg Gustovich1-4; John 2-16; 2-31; Justin Kuban McEntire - Mark LaScola 6-104; Tom -Brent Owens 8-17-0-83; Brian Wineberg 6-8-1-63. Thiel -Brent Owens 8-17-0-83; Brian Wineberg - Brian Wineberg 3-2; Joe Ford 1-1; Mike Elias 1-1; Mike 1-1; Mike 3-2; Joe Ford - Brian Wineberg Cowan 1-1. Thiel - Joe Ford 15-71; Dante Green 4-29; Brett Clough 6-24; N. Neratka 3-9; Brent Owens 4-0; 15-71; Dante Green - Joe Ford Bethany :: SS NN Bethany OO :: II Bethany Bethany Bethany

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RR FF II Brad Rauber. Officials: Referee: Pete Rota; Umpire: Eric Hall; Linesman: Ron Dickson; Line judge: Tom Trilli; Field judge: Field Trilli; Rota; Umpire: Eric Hall; Linesman: Ron Dickson; Line judge: Tom Officials: Referee: Pete Kickoff time: 1:30 pm End of Game: 4:09 pm Total elapsed time: 2:39 time: 1:30 pm End of Game: 4:09 pm Total Kickoff Stadium: Alumni Stadium Attendance: 980 Score by Quarters 1 Sacks By: Number-YardsSacks By: 2-17 9-55 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 4-5 Fourth-Down ConversionsFourth-Down 1 of 1 0 of 1 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 11 5 of 10 Possession TimePossession 29:11 30:49 Penalties-Yards 4-37 8-35 Fumbles-Lost 6-5 2-1 Punts (Number-Avg) 4-36.5 4-34.8 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-12 Kickoff Returns-YardsKickoff 5-96 2-29 Punt Returns-Yards. 1-9 3-92 Fumble Returns-YardsFumble 0-0 0-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDSTOTAL 65-234 55-294 Passes Att-Comp-Int. 25-14-1 18-12-0 PASSING YDS (NET)PASSING 146 158 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)RUSHES-YARDS 40-88 37-136 FIRST DOWNS 16 16 Thiel College ...... 6 14 14 7 41 Record: (3-0.1-0) Bethany College ...... 0 0 0 7 7 Record: (1-3,0-2) RR Scoring Summary: 3rd THI - Mark LaScola 03:56 53 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Sammy Koyl kick) , 1-53 0:11, BET 0 - THI 27 4th 1 yd run 7 - THI (C. Williams kick) , 8-42 3:13, BET BET - Joe Ford 07:49 34 2nd 07:48 THI - Steve Minton 3 yd run (Sammy Koyl kick) , 5-15 3:02, BET 0 - THI 13 1st 07:42 THI - Steve Minton 1 yd run5-39 1:53 . BET 0 - THI 6 (Sammy Koyl kick failed) , D. Satterfield 1-0.

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Brian Wineberg 8-minus 45. Thiel Brian Wineberg 2006 Tomcat Football 30 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2005 BoxScores es31;Jsi Kuban 2-1. Hess 3-10;Justin -0 rgGsoih21;SeeMinton1-7. 2-20; GregGustovich2-17;Steve Ken Roudybush1-minus8.Thiel 18-28-2-212; B.Blankenship 1-4-0-30. 5-minus 5;StephenMercer2-minus13.Thiel Scoring Summary: P ak y ubrYrs004-20 3-5 0-0 36:38 43-20 3of4 8of16 0-0 0-0 2-41.0 23:22 4-26 1-24 1-1 1of 4-11 1-16 3of12 0-0 Sacks By: Number-Yards 8-33.0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 21 242 Fourth-Down Conversions 32-19-2 6-92 1-0 2-57 Third-Down Conversions Possession Time 38-198 0-0 Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost 24-13-1 9 Punts (Number-Avg) 118 Interception Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards 25-28 Punt Returns-Yards. 70-440 Fumble Returns-Yards TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS49-146 Passes Att-Comp-Int. PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) FIRST DOWNS Record:(5-0,3-0) Record: (2-4,1-2) 30 0 7 0 7 0 16 0 0 0 Thiel College...... City...... Grove Kickoff time:1:30pmEndofGame:4:00Total elapsedtime:2:30 Stadium: AlumniStadiumAttendance:2500 cr yQatr 1 Score byQuarters I F R R fiil:Rfre eeRt;Upr:Ei al iemn o iko;Ln ug:Gn Kuhla; Field judge: Officials: Referee:Pete Rota;Umpire:EricHall;Linesman:RonDickson;Linejudge:Gene 4th 08:19 THI - Steve Minton 2 yd run (SammyKoylkick),7-613:58,GRO0-THI30 Minton2ydrun 08:19THI-Steve (SammyKoylkick),8-763:54,GRO0-THI23 Minton22ydrun 4th 00:21THI-Steve 3rd 6 (SammyKoylkickblocked) ,14-757:38,GRO0-THI Minton7ydrun 13:50THI-Steve 2nd Brad Rauber; Sidejudge:EricAkins. Brad Rauber; N A U U E T S C M S S E H E B I R I N I V L C N G 33 H rno hmes6 dps rmD atril SmyKy ik -013,GO0-TI16 (SammyKoylkick),3-701:33,GRO0-THI D.Satterfield 03:33 THI-BrandonChambers62ydpassfrom 07:05 THI-SammyKoyl34ydfieldgoal,10-395:13,GRO09 E I E N G S : P

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Grove City Grove : I O Grove City N S City : City Grove -Bradford Clark10-19-1-101;StephenMercer3-4-0-17;TEAM0-1-0-0Thiel -Stephen Mercer1-1.Thiel - Wes Basham4-19;AdamWargo 7-16;MattWeil 5-11;KenRoudybush;BradfordClark Grove CityCollegevs.Thiel(Oct.08,2005atGreenville,Pa.) - ScottFichter 8-93;NateWilson1-19;AdamWargo 1-5;IanTobin 1-5;DanJeltes1-4; City - RossTrimmer 2-57.Thiel - Brandon Chambers 8-149; Mark LaScola 3-32;JustinKuban 3-17;J.Kutterna - BrandonChambers8-149;MarkLaScola 2 tv Minton27-152;MattVoelker 1-25;BrettHelman5-10;Dan - Steve 3 GRO -None. 4 -Chris Lorber 1-14;D.Thompson0-2. -Chris Lorber Score THI -D. Satterfield Ryan Abels 25-123; Eric Daniels 18-80; Bryan Gust3-3;TresRyan Abels25-123;EricDaniels18-80;Bryan Cobb4-minus9. Kutterna 2-10.W Kutterna Cobb 1-0; Bryan Gust1-0;EricDaniels1-1. Cobb 1-0;Bryan Mike Shields1-4. T 1:0WY-Dmnc utr8y asfo rsCb BnPpo ik - :0 H 1-WY28 15:00WAY 8-00:20,THI21-WAY -DominickHunter8ydpassfromTres Cobb(BenPopson kick) OT 4th 05:23 THI - B. Chambers 38 yd pass from D. Satterfield (SammyKoylkick),5-802:19,THI21-WAY 05:23THI-B.Chambers38ydpassfromD.Satterfield 21 21 (SammyKoylkick)6-253:05,THI14-WAY Minton2ydrun 4th 11:03Steve 3rd 21 WAY 08:19WAY (BenPopson -RyanAbels6ydrun kick),5-572:04,THI0- 2nd 07:13WAY (BenPopson -EricDaniels3ydrun kick),8-803:09,THI0-WAY 7 1st Scoring Summary: R R F Field Sidejudge:EricAkins. judge:BradRauber; Kickoff time:1:30p.m.EndofGame:4:50pmTotal elapsedtime:3:20 Stadium: WileyStadiumAttendance:1800 ak y ubrYrs000-0 3-5 6-2 5-40 31:21 1of3 4of14 0-0 3-4 6-45.5 28:39 1-0 6-63 2-12 3-1 3of6 2-9 6of17 0-0 Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-34.5 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 19 134 Fourth-Down Conversions 23-14-1 3-72 1-5 Third-Down Conversions 3-17 73-331 Possession Time 50-197 0-0 Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) 44-24-1 336 20 Interception Returns-Yards 80-433 Kickoff Returns-Yards 36-97 Punt Returns-Yards. Fumble Returns-Yards TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes Att-Comp-Int. PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) FIRST DOWNS Record:(3-3,1-2) Record:(6-0,4-0) 19 22 7 14 0 7 0 7 7 7 14 0 Waynesburg College...... Thiel College cr yQatr 1 Score byQuarters Officials: Referee: Pete Rota; Umpire: Brian Fleming; Linesman: Paul Lancaster; Line judge: Gary Anderson; Linejudge:Gary Officials: Referee:Pete Rota;Umpire:BrianFleming;Linesman:PaulLancaster; P I N U A E U T S C M S E S E H B I R I N I V L C N 53 H rno hmes5y asfo .Stefed(am olkc),75 :2 H A 21 7-WAY (SammyKoylkick),7-502:42,THI D.Satterfield 05:35 THI-BrandonChambers5ydpassfrom 14 0-WAY 04:06 WAY- (BenPopson Gust3ydrun kick),5-352:20,THI Bryan 50 H tv itn6y u SmyKy ik -500,TI3 A 28 (SammyKoylkick)5-250:00,THI35-WAY 15:00 THI-SteveMinton6ydrun 28 ,2-250:00,THI28-WAY Koylkick) (Sammy D.Satterfield 15:00 THI-Tom McEntire25ydpassfrom G E I E N G S : P : G : Thiel T

Thiel Thiel : I O Thiel N -D. Satterfield 24-44-1-336.W -D. Satterfield aynesbur S D hmsn10 jqeDuls10 tv Minton1-1.W -D. Thompson1-0;ZjaqueDouglasSteve tv Minton28-88,BrettHelman6-9,GregGustovich1-1,TEAM1-minus1.W - Steve : rno Chambers11-177;Tom 2-32;BrettHelman2-20;J. McEntire7-97;MarkLaScola - Brandon Thiel Thiel Collegevs.Waynesburg College(Oct.15,2005atWaynesburg, Pa.) - D.Thompson1-minus5.W g - Dominick Hunter 6-62; Ivan Hawkins 3-39; Bryan Gust3-14;MarcusImrich1-15; - DominickHunter6-62;IvanHawkins3-39;Bryan 2 aynesbur 3 THI 4 aynesbur g -Tres Cobb14-23-1-134 OT Score 2006 Tomcat Football g -AndyTenney 1-0. W A Y aynesbur g - RyanAbels3-1;Tres aynesbur g - 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 31 -D. Satterfield 16-27-1-183. - Steve Minton 37-217; Dan THI - D. Thompson 1-24. Score 4 -None. 2005 Box Scores Box 2005 TMC 3 2 Nick Hazlett 1-84. Thiel - Andy Heinl 4-66; Chase Weber 2-63; Dan Hartman 2-16; John Resch 1-26; - Andy Heinl 4-66; Chase Weber - Brandon Chambers 7-91; Tom McEntire 5-67; Justin Kuban 3-10; Steve McEntire 5-67; Justin Kuban - Brandon Chambers 7-91; Tom Minton - Tyran Thompson 7-9; R.- Tyran James 3-4; Trevor Christopher 3-8; L. Colbert 2-4; Kyle -Dan Hartman 1-1. Thiel - Seth Ellis 10-15-1-181; Trevor Stellman 0-3-0-0. Thiel - Seth Ellis 10-15-1-181; Trevor Thomas More College vs.Thiel College (Oct. 29, 2005 at Greenville, Pa.) (Oct. 29, 2005 at College More College vs.Thiel Thomas Thomas More - :: SS NN Thomas More OO II :: Thomas More Thomas More

TT Thomas More :: GG :: PP :: SS GG NN EE II EE GG 06: 29 TMC - Chase Weber 20 yd pass from06: 29 TMC - Chase Weber Seth Ellis (Brian Sheeley kick) 9-65 4:36 TMC 7 - THI 7 43 yd pass from Seth Ellis (Brian Sheeley kick)07:08 TMC - Chase Weber 6-69 2:27, TMC 14 - THI 21 NN CC LL VV II NN II RR II BB EE HH SS EE SS MM CC SS TT EE UU UU AA NN PP RR II FF RR Stadium: Alumni Stadium Attendance: 2412 elapsed time: 2:30 time: 1:30 p.m. End of Game: 4:00 pm Total Kickoff Officials: Referee: Jack Thorn; Umpire: Brian Fleming; Linesman: Greg Mace; Line judge: Jeff Osbourne; Liotus; Side judge: Mark Emmerl. judge: George Field Thomas More College ...... Thiel College 7 ...... 7 0 7 7 7 0 3 14 24FIRST DOWNS Record: (5-3, 4-1) (NET)RUSHES-YARDS Record: (8-0, 6-0) YDS (NET)PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int. OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDSTOTAL Returns-YardsFumble Punt Returns-Yards. Returns-YardsKickoff 24-3 42-184Interception Returns-Yards 181 9 18-10-1Punts (Number-Avg)Fumbles-LostPenalties-Yards 0-0 57-266 TimePossession 84-449 Third-Down Conversions 1-84 1-1 3-49 27-16-1 ConversionsFourth-Down 183 26 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-39.4 Number-YardsSacks By: 1-6 4 of 10 1-24 0 of 1 1-1 3-29 2-8 3-56 19:42 2-33.0 1-1 0-0 9 of 16 1 of 3 40:18 6-39 0-0 4-7 4-27 Score by Quarters 1 Scoring Summary: 1st 11:13 THI - Steve Minton 3 yd run TMC 0 - THI (Sammy Koyl kick) 12-95 3:47, 7 2nd 00:53rd THI - Justin 1 yd run9-64 4:39, TMC (Sammy Koyl kick) Kuban 7 - THI 14 - Steve 09:41THI Minton 1 yd run (Sammy Koyl kick) 8-41 3:53, TMC 7 - THI 21 4th 5:44, TMC 00: 54 THI - Sammy Koyl 28 yd field goal, 11-37 14 - THI 24 Stellman 2-minus 2; Andrew McIntosh 1-minus 3; Seth Ellis; 6-minus 17. Thiel Stellman 2-minus 2; Andrew McIntosh 1-minus 3; Seth Ellis; 6-minus Hess 9-29; Brett Helman 3-10; D. Satterfield 3-5; TEAM 2- minus 2. 2-7; Justin Kuban Tyran Thompson 1-10. Thiel Tyran 1-15. - J.R. - Eddie estminster estminster WES - Sean Buggey 5-28; Jason Discello 4-12; Score estminster 4 - Sean Buggey 1-1; Brett Myers 1-1; J.R. Barley 1-0. THI 3 -Tanner Larson 1-0; Greg Pfeifer 1-16. -Tanner estminster 2 estminster - None. W Thiel College vs. Westminster (Oct. 22, 2005 at New Wilmington, Pa.) 2005 at New Wilmington, (Oct. 22, vs. Westminster Thiel College Thiel - Brandon Chambers 9-140; Tom McEntire 3-22; Mark LaScola 2-117; Brett Helman 1-19; J. - Brandon Chambers 9-140; Tom -Steve Minton 19-61; Dan Hess 12-61; D. Satterfield 1-17; Jeremiah Conley 1-10; Brett :: -B. Blankenship 1-0. W -B. Blankenship SS - D. Satterfield 18-32-1-334; Matt McKinney 0-1-1-0; B. 1-2-0-23. W Blankenship NN Thiel OO Thiel II ::

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Officials: Referee: Larry Line judge: Gary Umpire: Don Kaminski; Kupec; Anderson; Linesman: Steve Vak; FF II judge: Mark Emmerling; Side judge: Eric Akins. Kickoff time: 1:30 pm End of Game: 4:05 pm Total elapsed time: 2:350 time: 1:30 pm End of Game: 4:05 pm Total Kickoff Stadium: Harold Burry Attendance: 895 Sacks By: Number-YardsSacks By: 4-24 1-0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-5 0-1 Fourth-Down ConversionsFourth-Down 0 of 6 0 of 1 Third-Down Conversions 6 of 14 1 of 13 Possession TimePossession 33:54 26:06 Penalties-Yards 8-61 4-40 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-2 Punts (Number-Avg) 2-28.5 9-31.4 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-16 Kickoff Returns-YardsKickoff 1-28 6-111 Punt Returns-Yards. 2-20 0-01 Fumble Returns-YardsFumble 0-0 0-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDSTOTAL 72-482 49-123 Passes Att-Comp-Int. 33-18-2 24-15-0 PASSING YDS (NET)PASSING 334 126 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)RUSHES-YARDS 39-148 25-3 FIRST DOWNS 19 6 Westminster...... 0 0 0 0 0 Record: (3-4, 1-3) Thiel College ...... 7 14 7 6 34 Record: (7-0, 5-0) Score by Quarters 1 RR Scoring Summary:

4thTHI - Jeremiah Conley 10 yd run 01:23 (Sammy Koyl rush failed) 2-9 0:49, THI 34 - WES - 3rd THI - Brandon Chambers 8 yd pass from 00:07 D. Satterfield (Sammy Koyl kick) 28 - WES 6-42 3:10, THI 0

2nd LaScola 13:59 THI - Mark from 78 yd pass D. Satterfield (Sammy Koyl kick) 3-80 1:01, THI 14 - WES 0 1st 03:30 THI - Brandon Chambers 24 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Sammy 7 - WES Koyl kick) 7-67 3:16, THI 0

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Helman 1-2; Greg Gustovich 1-2; Sixto Rivera 1- minus 1; B. Blankenship 3-minus 4. W Blankenship Helman 1-2; Greg Gustovich 1-2; Sixto Rivera 1- minus 1; B. Williams 5-13; Sean Buggey 9-6; Josh Weese 1-1; Bretty Myers 1-minus 2; J.R. Barley 9-minus 21. Williams 5-13; Sean Buggey 9-6; Josh Weese

Jordon Belosh 2-40; Josh Kutzner 2-23; Matt Knight 1-23; Brett Ziegler 1-0. Jordon Belosh 2-40; Josh Kutzner 2006 Tomcat Football 32 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 2005 BoxScores McKinney 1-1-0-18. akLSoa24;SanJcsn11;SeeMinton1-10;JustinKuban 1-3. 2-46;ShaunJackson1-18;Steve Mark LaScola Dan Hess 16-56; Steve Minton 8-30; Brandon Chambers 1-12; Brett Helman 3-3; D. Satterfield 1-minus4. Satterfield Chambers1-12;BrettHelman3-3;D. Minton8-30;Brandon Dan Hess16-56;Steve McEntire 2-30;JamesPerkins 2-20;BobVesona 2-46..Thiel t 00 H rno hmes6 dps rmD atril SmyKy ik -023,BF3-TI21 (SammyKoylkick)5-802:38,BUF3-THI D.Satterfield Chambers67ydpassfrom 10:09THI-Brandon 5-801:50,BUF3-THI14 4th (SammyKoylkick) 01:38THI-DanHess1ydrun 7-672:59,BUF3-THI7 3rd (SammyKoylkick) D.Satterfield 04:28THI-BrandonChambers24ydpassfrom 10:31BUF-EricBuchanan24ydfieldgoal,10-433:21,3THI0 2nd 1st Scoring Summary: P R cr yQatr 1 Score byQuarters ak y ubrYrs147-44 1-1 1-1 2-11 26:28 0of1 2of13 1-4 1-4 7-30.6 33:32 8-77 1-21 0-0 1-0 3of8 0-0 7of23 0-0 Sacks By: Number-Yards 6-32.0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 18 279 Fourth-Down Conversions 33-15-2 1-16 2-19 Third-Down Conversions 1-12 62-376 Possession Time 29-97 0-0 Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) 54-26-0 341 17 Interception Returns-Yards 88-372 Kickoff Returns-Yards 34-31 Punt Returns-Yards. Fumble Returns-Yards TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes Att-Comp-Int. PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) FIRST DOWNS Record:(9-0) Record:(3-5) 21 3 7 0 7 0 7 0 0 3 ...... Thiel College ...... Buffalo St.College Lancaster; Field judge:JumMartek;SideScottCarson. Lancaster; Kickoff time:1pmEndofGame:4:05Total elapsedtime:3:05 Stadium: AlumniStadiumAttendance:1740 I F R N A U U Officials: Referee:JohnMynahan;Umpire:ChrisGrogan;Linesman:DavePaparie;Linejudge:Paul E T S C M S S E H E B I R N I I L V C N G E I E G N S : P

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Buffalo St. Buffalo St.- : I O Buffalo St. N S : Buffalo St. - M.Mikolaichik 26-53-0-341;JustinDraper0-1-0-0Thiel - BobVesona 4-21;M.Mikolaichik 15-8;JamesPerkins 12-1;CliffWashington 3-1.Thiel Buffalo St.Collegevs.Thiel(Nov. 05,2005atGreenville,Pa.) M. Mikolaichik 1-0.Thiel oahnAln1-0;TmCce -7 efShostak3-63;GregMeyer3-38;Dan Cocker 3-87;Jeff - JonathanAllen12-101;Tom -Michael Haynes 1-19; Carl Jean-Louis 1-0.Thiel -Michael Haynes1-19;CarlJean-Louis 2 BUF 3 -None. 4 Score - BrandonChambers7-167;Tom McEntire3-35; THI -D. Satterfield 14-32-2-261;Matt -D. Satterfield -None. - 500,TI5 M 48 50-CMU 25 0:00,THI 48 35 15:00CMU-Travis (N.Greensteinkick)6-00:18THI28-CMU Sivek1ydrun OT 109. Jon Kline8-71;MarkDavis2-70;D.Wisnieski1-23;ColbyWhitman1-16;RobertGimson1-11. Grimson 8-17; Kevin Mulkern 4-1;TEAM1-minus2. Grimson 8-17;KevinMulkern Mulkern 1-0. Mulkern Hess 1-18;JustinKuban 1-minus2.Car Helman 2-minus4.Car F t 1:4CU-Tai ie drn(.Genti ik -820,TI1 M 28 14:04CMU-Travis (N.Greensteinkick)7-382:04,THI14-CMU Sivek9ydrun 4th CMU14 Highberger (N.Greensteinkick)10-463:43,THI7- Kline2ydpassfrom 09:21CMU-Jon 2nd 4-322:17,THI0-CMU7 Highberger (N.Greensteinkick) 07:58CMU-Wisnieski23ydpassfrom 1st Officials: Referee:Pete Rota;Umpire:BrianFleming;Linesman:RonDickson;Linejudge:GeneKuhla; Field Scoring Summary: ug:TmRocco;Sidejudge:MarkEmmerling. judge: Tom Kickoff time:1p.m.EndofGame:4:25pmTotal elapsedtime:3:25 Stadium: GeslingStadiumAttendance:3108 cr yQatr 1 Score byQuarters ak y ubrYrs002-3 5-5 4-2 6-39 29:07 2of 8of17 0-0 1-7 6-40.2 30:53 1-0 2-20 2-2 1of 5-84 1-14 13of19 0-0 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-34.5 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 17 191 Fourth-Down Conversions 20-13-0 0-0 5-154 Third-Down Conversions 3-15 71-339 Possession Time 0-0 51-148 Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) 52-29-1 306 26 Interception Returns-Yards 91-471 Kickoff Returns-Yards 39-165 Punt Returns-Yards. Fumble Returns-Yards TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes Att-Comp-Int. PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) FIRST DOWNS Record:(5-5) Record:(10-0) 48 50 20 22 7 14 0 0 14 7 7 ...... 7 Mellon Carnegie ...... Thiel College I P R R N U A E U T M S C S E S B E H R I I L N I C V 15:00 THI - Brandon Chambers 21 yd pass from D. Satterfield (Brandon Chamber pass from D. Satterfield) 3- D.Satterfield) (BrandonChamberpassfrom D.Satterfield Brandon Chambers21ydpassfrom 15:00 THI- 42-CMU passfailed)5-250:00,THI (KevinMulkern 15:00 CMU-JonKline13ydpassfromKevinMulkern 42 42-CMU N. Greensteinkick)5-250:00,THI ( RobertGimson11ydpassfromKevinMulkern 15:00 CMU 35 42-CMU 4-250:00,THI Koylkick) (Sammy Satterfield Tom McEntire10ydpassfromD. 15:00 THI- 6-00:18,THI35-CMU Koylkick) (Sammy Chambers18ydpassfromD.Satterfield 15:00 THI-Brandon (SammyKoylkick)9-680:18,THI28-CMU Satterfield D. 7ydpassfrom 02:32 THI-MarkLaScola 28 7-693:30,THI21-CMU Koylkick) (Sammy 10:34 THI-DanHess1ydrun 21 04:42 CMUTravis (N.Greensteinkick)6-692:54,THI14-CMU Sivek1ydrun 14 (SammyKoylkick)6-201:45,THI14-CMU D.Satterfield 07:36 THI-BrandonChambers11ydpassfrom Koylkick)8-443:23,THI7-CMU (Sammy Satterfield 01:20 THI-BrandonChambers9ydpassfromD. E N G E I S N G P : : G : T Thiel Thiel

I Thiel : O Thiel N DnHs -;D Thompson1-1.Car -Dan Hess1-1;D. -D. Satterfield 29-52-1-306.Car -D. Satterfield S - Dan Hess 32-169; Justin Kuban 1-2; D. Satterfield 3-0; MattMcKinney1-minus2;Brett - DanHess32-169;JustinKuban 1-2;D.Satterfield : Thiel -B. Chambers 15-177; TOm McEntire 6-69; Mark LaScola 4-24;BrettHelman2-20;Dan -B. Chambers15-177;TOmMcEntire6-69;MarkLaScola Thiel College vs. Carnegie Mellon(Nov.Thiel Collegevs.Carnegie 12,2005atPittsburgh, Pa.) negie Mellon -None. Car negie Mellon - Travis Sivek27-81;J.Highberger 5-33;ColbyWhitman6-18;Robert negie Mellon 2 3 negie Mellon THI - JonMenhart1-0. - 4 negie Mellon OT - Kevin Mulkern 7-11-0-82;J.Highberger Mulkern 6-9-0- - Kevin 2006 Tomcat Football - RobertGimson2-1;JoeHurley1-1;Kevin Score CMU 2005 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 33 -D. Thompson 1-0; Jeff THI - Brandon Chambers 7-68; Tom McEntire 5- - Brandon Chambers 7-68; Tom Score 4 -D. Satterfield 1-0; Dan Hess 1-0. 2005 Box Scores Box 2005 3 BC 2 - Adrian Herndon 1-0; Drew McQueen 1-0. Thiel Brian Awkard 2-24; Michael Oakes 2-17; Corey Hulsebus 2-11; B. 2-24; Michael Oakes Brian Awkard Copeland 1-47; M. Washington 10-54, Jeff Highfill 11-53; Winston Young 9-45; Eric Spence 8-29; 10-54, Jeff Highfill 11-53; Winston Young M. Washington - - M. 1-1. Thiel Washington - Jeff Highfill 9-14-1-115; Winston Young 1-1-0-0 M. Washington 0-1-1-0; Jacob Lewis 1-1-0-0 M. Washington - Jeff Highfill 9-14-1-115; Winston Young - Dan Hess 15-73; Steve Minton 13-35; D. Satterfield 5-2; B. 4-minus 15. Blankenship Bridgewater College vs. Thiel College (Nov. 26, 2005 at Greenville, Pa.) 26, 2005 at Greenville, Thiel College (Nov. College vs. Bridgewater Bridgewater :: SS NN Bridgewater OO II :: Bridgewater Bridgewater - D. Satterfield .

TT Bridgewater :: GG :: PP :: SS GG NN EE II EE GG 00:33 BC -Rico Haynes 17 yd blocked punt return00:33 BC -Rico Haynes 17 yd blocked (David Blackwell kick) BC 17 - THI 7 (Sammy from B. Blankenship 00:09 THI - John Adams 17 yd pass Koyl kick blocked) 15-81 4:12, BC 24 - THI NN CC LL VV II NN II RR II BB EE HH SS EE SS MM CC SS TT EE UU UU AA NN PP II RR RR FF Score by Quarters 1 Stadium: Alumni Stadium Attendance: 2500 elapsed time: 2:42 time: 12:15 p.m. End of Game: 2:57 pm Total Kickoff Brentlinger; Line judge: Joe Linesman: Fred Officials: Referee: Danny Kleckner; Umpire: James Dehnke; judge: Michael Elliot; Side judge: Edward Moses. Field Wray; Bridgewater College...... 7Thiel College ...... 0 0 7 10 0 7 6 24 13 Record: (11-1) FIRST DOWNS (NET)RUSHES-YARDS Record: (11-1) YDS (NET)PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int. OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS56-294TOTAL Returns-YardsFumble 74-302 Punt Returns-Yards. 37-179 Returns-YardsKickoff Interception Returns-Yards 16 115 17-10-2Punts (Number-Avg)Fumbles-LostPenalties-Yards 0-0 37-95 TimePossession 3-75Third-Down Conversions 2-0 2-66 37-21-2 ConversionsFourth-Down 207 23 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-40-7 Number-YardsSacks By: 0-0 8 of 13 1-6 0 of 0 1-1 3-65 9-83 2-0 26:17 6-23.8 3-3 4-22 4 of 14 1 of 1 33:43 6-54 2-0 2-3 1-10 Scoring Summary: 1st2nd 03:386:33 BC - M. 12 yd run (David Blackwell kick) Washington 6-80 1:49, BC 7 - THI 0 11:13 THI - Steve Minton 2 yd run (Sammy3rd Koyl kick) 12-89, 4:48, BC 7 - THI 7 2:35 yd field goal, 12-50 6:37, BC BC - David Blackwell 26 10 - THI 7 4th 07:34 BC - Jeff Highfill 5 yd run 24 - THI (David Blackwell kick) 3-12 12:28, BC 7 TEAM 1-minus 2. Thiel 0-1-0-0 Thiel 62; J. Kutterna 3-6; Justin Kuban 2-17; Dan Hess 2-16; Mark LaScola 2-17; Dan Hess 2-16; 62; J. Kutterna Justin Kuban 3-6; 1-21; John Adams 1-17. 15-21-2-140; B. 6-16-0-67. Blankenship M. Washington1-12; WinstonM. Washington1-12; 1-0. Thiel 1-3; Jeff Highfull Young Wagner 1-0. Wagner 13 -Steve Boyle 2-30; Shaun THI Score 4 JHU 3 - Dan Hess 30-147; Brett Helman 2-minus 1; TEAM 1-minus 2; D. - Dan Hess 30-147; Brett Helman 2-minus 1; TEAM 1-minus 2; -D. Satterfield 1-0. -Zach DiIonno 20-36-4-116; Adam Waddell 0-1-0-0. -Zach DiIonno 20-36-4-116; Adam Waddell 2 - Brandon Chambers 10-208; Tom McEntire 3-40; J. Kutterna 3-39; Mark - Brandon Chambers 10-208; Tom -Adam Luke 1-minus 1; Adam Colicchio 1-8. Thiel -Adam Luke - Anthony Triplin 11-52; Corey Sattler 3-29; Evan Earnest 2-20; T.J.- Anthony Triplin 2-0; Phil Lyons -None. Thiel - T.J. Lyons12-45; Adam Waddell 1-5; Mark Nesbitt 3-4; Evan Earnest 1-0, TEAM 1- Adam Waddell Lyons12-45; - T.J. Johns Hopkins vs. Thiel College (Nov. 19, 2005 at Greenville, Pa.) at Greenville, 19, 2005 College (Nov. vs. Thiel Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins Johns Hopkins ::

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RR FF Officials: Referee: John Hasin; Umpire:Mike Pilarski; Linesman: Tony Bondra; Line judge: Rudy Studd; Field Bondra; Line judge: Rudy Studd; Field Pilarski; Linesman: Tony Officials: Referee: John Hasin; Umpire:Mike Thiel judge: Jim Schartman; Side judge: Bob Morris. Kickoff time: 12:00 pm End of Game: 2:280 pm Total elapsed time: 2:28 time: 12:00 pm End of Game: 2:280 pm Total Kickoff Stadium: Alumni Stadium Attendance: 2300 Sacks By: Number-YardsSacks By: 2-14 3-26 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 1-3 Fourth-Down ConversionsFourth-Down 1 of 2 0 of 1 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 17 5 of 12 Possession TimePossession 27:07 32:53 Penalties-Yards 6-46 10-76 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 7-42.1 4-28.5 Interception Returns-Yards 2-7 4--81 Kickoff Returns-YardsKickoff 5-60 5-43 Punt Returns-Yards. 3-1 2-23 Fumble Returns-YardsFumble 0-0 0-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDSTOTAL 58-142 66-449 Passes Att-Comp-Int. 37-20-4 31-19-2 PASSING YDS (NET)PASSING 116 320 RUSHES-YARDS (NET)RUSHES-YARDS 21-26 35-129 FIRST DOWNS 7 22 Thiel College ...... 7 14 7 0 28 (11-0) Record: Johns Hopkins ...... 3 0 0 0 3 Record: (8-3) Score by Quarters 1 II Scoring Summary: RR

2nd 12:52 THI - Brandonfrom D. Satterfield Chambers 57 yd pass Koyl kick) (Sammy 1-57 0:11, JHU 7 - THI 14 3rd THI - Dan Hess 4 yd run 08:54 (Sammy Koyl kick) JHU 8-73 4:30, 3 - THI 28 1st 13-51 5:37, JHU 3 - THI 0 06:57 JHU - Ben Scott 22 yd field goal,

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S H I G H S Sammy KoylvsThomasMoreCollege(Oct29,2005) Sammy KoylvsGroveCityCollege(Oct08,2005) Steve BoylevsJohnsHopkins(Nov19, 2005) at Carnegie Mellon(Nov12,2005) at Carnegie Mellon(Nov12,2005) at Carnegie necpin y...... 2vsGroveCityCollege(Oct08,2005) Interceptions By Turnovers...... 6 vsBethanyCollege(Sep23,2005) ...... 83vsBridgewaterCollege(Nov26,2005) Penalty Yards ...... 9 vsBridgewaterCollege(Nov26,2005) Penalties atWash. andJeff.First (Oct01,2005) Downs...... 24 ...... 4vsBridgewaterCollege(Nov 26,2005) Sacks By Mellon(Nov12,2005) atCarnegie Points...... 48 ...... 6.2vsOhioWesleyan Univ. (Sep10,2005) Yards Per Play Total atWash. andJeff. Offense...... 395 (Oct01,2005) ...... 88vsBuffaloSt.College(Nov05,2005) Total Plays ...... 5vsOhioWesleyan Univ. (Sep10,2005) TD Passes ...... 10.1vsThomasMoreCollege(Oct29,2005) Yards Per Pass ...... 341vsBuffaloSt.College(Nov05,2005) Yards Passing ...... 28atWash. andJeff. (Oct01,2005) Pass completions vsBuffaloSt.College(Nov05,2005) Pass attempts...... 54 ...... 3atWaynesburg College(Oct15,2005) TD Rushes Yards Per vsBridgewaterCollege(Nov26,2005) Rush...... 4.6 ...... 197atWaynesburg College(Oct15,2005) Yards Rushing Mellon(Nov12,2005) ...... 51atCarnegie Rushes Sacks ...... 1.0 Gary Gerba,vsBethanyCollege(Sep23,2005) ...... 1.0Gary Sacks Mellon(Nov12,2005) Aaron,atCarnegie ...... 22Lewis, Tackles ...... 41M.Washington, vsBridgewaterCollege(Nov26,2005) KickoffLong Return ...... 31BrianAwkard, vsBridgewater College(Nov26,2005) PuntReturn Long ...... 65Mike Elias,vsBethanyCollege(Sep23,2005) Punt Long ...... 45.7Mike Elias,vsBethanyCollege(Sep23,2005) Punting Avg ...... 9DustyRhodes,atWestminster (Oct22,2005) Punts ...... 40Kyle Sidebotham,atWash. andJeff. (Oct01,2005) FieldLong Goal ...... 2Kyle Sidebotham,atWash. andJeff. (Oct01,2005) Field Goals ZachDennis,vsOhioWesleyan Reception...... 72 Long Univ. (Sep10,2005) ...... 2ZachDennis,vsOhio Wesleyan Univ. (Sep10,2005) TD Receptions ...... 149AaronKrepps,atWash. andJeff. (Oct01,2005) Yards Receiving ...... 12JonathanAllen,vsBuffaloSt.College(Nov05,2005) Receptions vsOhioWesleyan ...... 72RyanSirLouis, Univ. (Sep10,2005) Pass Long vsOhioWesleyan ...... 5RyanSirLouis, Univ. (Sep10,2005) TD Passes ...... 341M.Mikolaichik, vsBuffaloSt.College(Nov05,2005) Yards Passing ...... 28ChrisEdwards,atWash. andJeff. (Oct01,2005) Pass completions M.Mikolaichik, vsBuffaloSt.College(Nov05,2005) Pass attempts...... 53 ...... 49RyanAbels,atWaynesburg College(Oct15,2005) Rush Long ...... 3Sivek, Travis, Mellon(Nov12,2005) atCarnegie TD Rushes ...... 123RyanAbels,atWaynesburg College(Oct15,2005) Yards Rushing Sivek,Travis,Rushes...... 27 Mellon(Nov12,2005) atCarnegie necpin ...... 2RossTrimmer, vsGroveCity College(Oct08,2005) Interceptions ...... 3.0 RyanChmura,atWestminster (Oct22,2005) Tackles For Loss O O P P P P O O N N E E N N T T

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Wiley 128.5 Satterfield Darrell 136.3 Satterfield Darrell 136.4 Tom Phillips 137.4 Season Holes Barry – 145.2 Rating Efficiency Pass onGbo 1968 John Gibson onGbo tCU9/27/69 John GibsonatCMU rno hmes2003 2001 1969 1981 1968 2004 2005 BrandonChambers DonteHarris JohnGibson 6 Kick Jim 7 JohnGibson 8 1985-88 BrandonChambers 10/12/05 BrandonChambers 1976-79 9 1982-85 9/11/04 1989-92 10 12 Season 1967-69 – BrandonChambersatOhioWesleyan 16 Receptions BrandonChambersatCMU Touchdown 1978-81 1998-2001 1980-82 3 Game – GregHouck 4 Receptions 1996,98-99,2001-02 GregWilliams Touchdown 1969 2002-05 SteveStone Tony Wylie 1119 1979 JohnGibson 1266 2005 KevinWilder 1400 1968 2003 DonteHarris 1985 1452 JimKick 1468 2001 Stiger Bruce 1489 1981 BrandonChambers 1503 1538 2004 1562 JohnGibson Career – 3111 Yards MarkBenedetto 2005 Receiving BrandonChambers Tom McEntire 572 JohnGibson 641 SteveStone 652 DonteHarris 668 BrandonChambers 683 JimKick 684 BrandonChambers 823 1006 1147 Season – 1388 Yards Receiving 85Mr eeet 1976-79 1982-85 1996,98-99,2001-02 1987-88 1987 1999 Donte Harris 1984 1995 1997 MarkBenedetto 18.3 SteveStone 18.5 MichaelMonroe 19.2 19.5 Career – (min. 30receptions) MichaelMonroe Reception Per 2001- Yards DonteHarris 1989-92 ShanePeterson 1976-79 21.1 SteveStone 22.0 MattDodo 23.2 23.4 1978-81 1983-85 1998-2001 27.5 Season – Reception Per 1996,98-99,2001-02 1967-69 Yards ShannonAlston MarkBenedetto 2002-05 Tony Wylie 7 DonteHarris 8 KevinWilder 9 SteveStone JimKick 10 JohnGibson 11 BrandonChambers 12 13 27 Career – 34 Receptions Touchdown (min. 15 receptions) receptions) 15 (min. tv tn 1984 1997 1967 Steve Stone Matt Doddo John Gibson i ik1978-81 Jim Kick 1985-88 1997 1988-89 1980-82 Greg Houck Mark McGinnis Matt Doddo Stiger Bruce rno hmesa lftn9/20/03 Brandon ChambersatBluffton 2006 Tomcat Football 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 39 Chris Minton at Wash. & Jeff.Chris Minton at Wash. Clinton Harden vs. Kenyon 10/27/01 11/3/01 27.0 Kum-Nji George 25.0 Jon Howson22.0 Jason Diley21.0 Nick Ondo14.0 Dante Darby 2001-04 2002-05 1997-99; 2002 1993-97 1991-94 Tackles for Loss53.5 - Career Jon Howson45.5 Kum-Nji George 42.5 Dante Darby39.0 Ryan Reed33.5 Chris Minton 2001-04 2002-05 1997-99; 2002 1998-2001 2001-04 Dante Darby 1999 Ralph VoracekChris Saluga 1979 1992 Mark Kinney vs. CMUMark Kinney vs. Joe Roosa vs. Geneva 1986 Ed Zdarko 1979 Bruce Russell 1982 1982 Bill Frick 1992-95 Tackles for Loss4.0 - Game Bethany Kevin Strouse vs. 9/23/05 Sacks - Career SS EE LL Jon KK Kevin Strouse George Howson Kum-Nji CC AA Tomcat Record Book Record Tomcat TT Tackles for Loss17.0 - Season 16.014.0 Kevin Strouse13.5 Jason Diley Ryan Reed Kum-Nji George 2005 Sacks - Game 4.0 1995 2002 1999 Sacks - Season 12.0 Kevin Strouse vs. Bethany9.59.0 Jason Diley8.0 Kevin Strouse Kum-Nji George 9/23/05 Nick Ondo 1995 2005 2004 1994 Tackles - Game 2718 at CMU Pat Fire 16 at Gannon Vargo Tyler Tackles - Season146 Joe Roosa vs. Grove144 City136 Pat Fire 11/10/01 125 James Simko120 Brent Dietzel117 1984 115 Brent Dietzel 1977 113 Joseph Roth Ryan David Joe RoosaTackles Dante Darby- Career368333322 1985 319 1984 Joe Roosa 1983 307 Ray Felter281 Dante Darby 1982 271 Ray Felter 1991 261 Mark Kinney251 1994 Joseph Roth Robert Drake 1979 2002 Brent Dietzel Kennard Davis & ’81 stats) 1980-83 (missing ’80 1997-99; 2002 1976-79 1988-91 1988-91 1983-86 1988-91 2001-04 2001-04 -- -- 44 44 00 00 00 00 22 22 ll yy oo KK

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3048 r) Jim Miale (3,082 p, -34 1982-84 3408 Wiley (3,181 p, 227 r) T.J. 1998-01 3813 Daryl Moore (3366 p, 44 r) 2001-03 4785 Darrell Satterfield (4,870 p, -85 r) 2003-05 5258p, 255 r) Jeff Sorenson (5,303 1988-91 Total Offense - Career 1953 Barry Holes (1,880 p, 73 r) 1981 1707 (1,567 p, 140 r) Jeff Sorenson 1989 1527 r) Wiley (1,555 p, -28 T.J. 2001 1889 Darrell Satterfield (1,955 p, -66 r) 2004 2789 Darrell Satterfield (2,804 p, -15 r) 2005

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Grove City 6-6 T, Slippery Rock L, 13-14 Allegheny L, 0-7 Westminster 0-0 T, Hiram 6-0 W, Clarion L, 0-20 Hartwick, N.Y. L, 0-12 St. Vincent L, 6-38

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No football due to World War II 2006 Tomcat Football 42 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL Year-By-Year Records tCR*W, 35-0 W, 14-13 L,0-16 L,6-44 T, 0-0 W, 37-24 L,7-21 L,16-21 W, 14-13 CARNEGIE MELLON* at CWRU* W&J* at Hiram* at Allegheny* BETHANY* at JohnCarroll* at GroveCity GENEVA tCR*W, 29-7 W, 12-10 W, 21-0 L,13-21 W, 28-0 W, 23-12 L,8-12 W, 10-6 L,15-21 MELLON* CARNEGIE at CWRU* at W&J* HIRAM* ALLEGHENY* at Bethany* JOHN CARROLL* GROVE CITY at Geneva tAlgey L,17-31 L,0-26 L,3-35 L,17-23 W, 7-3 W, 5-3 T, 16-16 L,7-13 Mellon* at Carnegie at Allegheny* JOHN CARROLL* HIRAM* CWRU* at Bethany* GROVE CITY at W&J* LEHN*L,7-31 T, 7-7 W, 10-7 L,0-7 L,18-19 L,9-19 L,13-19 L,7-21 CARNEGIE MELLON* ALLEGHENY* at JohnCarroll* at Hiram* at CWRU* BETHANY* at GroveCity W&J* tWJ W, 34-3 L,21-30 L,12-14 L,14-17 W, 19-14 W, 22-21 W, 54-13 L,14-27 T, 6-6 at Westminster ALLEGHENY* at W&J* JOHN CARROLL* at Hiram* BETHANY* at CWRU* CARNEGIE MELLON* at Geneva &*L,13-16 L,18-24 L,13-28 L,7-28 L,14-32 L,19-21 L,7-49 L,0-45 L,7-35 W&J* at JohnCarroll* HIRAM* at Bethany* CWRU* Mellon* at Carnegie at Allegheny* WESTMINSTER at GroveCity tWJ L,14-7 L,9-38 L,0-14 L,10-21 L,13-15 L,3-7 L,8-21 L,11-50 L,14-35 at W&J* JOHN CARROLL* at Hiram* BETHANY* at CaseWestern Reserve* CARNEGIE MELLON* ALLEGHENY* at Westminster GROVE CITY &*W, 17-0 L,21-30 L,10-16 W, 7-6 W, 21-6 W, 34-7 L,21-39 L,7-25 L,6-38 at Westminster at Allegheny* W&J* at JohnCarroll* HIRAM* BETHANY* CWRU* Mellon* at Carnegie GENEVA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 7 8 7 7 8 8 7 8 9 0 8 7 2 3 6 1 ( ( ( ( 4 2 1 4 - - - - 4 5 6 4 ( ( ( ( - - - - 1 1 1 1 6 4 0 0 / / / / - - - - 3 5 9 9 5 3 2 1 4 / / / / - - - - 3 4 5 2 5 0 0 4 ------1 1 1 1 2 7 7 3

P P P P P P P P A A A A A A A A C C C C C C C C ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) IA*L,7-24 L,20-25 L,13-35 L,27-28 L,14-19 W, 9-7 L,8-38 W, 23-6 W, 14-7 JOHN CARROLL* HIRAM* at Bethany* MUSKINGUM Mellon* at Carnegie at GroveCity* W&J* at St.Francis at Allegheny T RNI W, 21-14 L,0-10 L,10-31 L,0-31 W, 23-14 W, 24-14 W, 21-6 L,14-24 L,0-34 ST. FRANCIS WAYNESBURG* City* at Grove DUQUESNE at Gallaudet W&J* at Bethany* FROSTBURG ST. at Oberlin W, 27-24 L,7-13 W, 16-0 L,23-57 L,14-26 L,18-25 L,3-48 W, 27-3 W, 15-14 at JohnCarroll* at Hiram* BETHANY* at Muskingum CARNEGIE MELLON* GROVE CITY* at W&J* ST. FRANCIS ALLEGHENY ANNW, 27-6 W, 14-7 L,6-32 L,0-40 W, 21-12 L,21-23 W, 28-21 W, 28-0 L,14-35 GANNON at St.Francis at Waynesburg* GROVE CITY* at ClinchValley at W&J* BETHANY* at Frostburg St. OBERLIN L,0-35 L,21-27 L,0-35 L,0-20 L,0-21 L,0-14 L,3-15 W, 12-7 HIRAM* at Bethany* ALLEGHENY Mellon* at Carnegie at GroveCity* W&J* JOHN CARROLL* at Oberlin tHrm L,0-35 W, 38-24 L,6-28 L,7-48 L,14-31 L,7-31 L,0-40 W, 11-8 at Hiram* at Bethany* at Allegheny CARNEGIE MELLON* GROVE CITY* at W&J* John Carroll* OBERLIN tBtay L,24-27 L,7-13 L,7-41 L,21-28 L,0-44 L,21-31 L,7-40 L,7-12 L,14-50 at Bethany* at Duquesne Mellon* at Carnegie at GroveCity* W&J* JOHN CARROLL* HIRAM* at Allegheny at Oberlin EHN*W, 36-13 L,0-14 L,3-33 W, 35-18 W, 19-14 L,23-24 L,0-12 L,0-30 L,14-21 BETHANY* at Duquesne CARNEGIE MELLON* GROVE CITY* at W&J* at Waynesburg at Hiram* ALLEGHENY at Oberlin 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 8 8 9 8 8 8 8 9 4 5 0 5 1 6 7 8 9 0 ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( 3 4 4 5 1 2 0 3 ------6 5 5 4 7 6 9 6 / / / / / / / / 1 1 2 2 1 1 0 3 ------5 3 4 2 5 5 6 2

P P P P P P P P A A A A A A A A C C C C C C C C ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) tMln L,10-31 L,0-21 L,7-48 L,8-49 L,14-16 L,19-40 L,0-28 L,0-46 L,26-31 L,0-36 at St.JohnFisher at Malone GANNON GROVE CITY* at W&J* BETHANY* BLUFFTON at Waynesburg* BUFFALO ST. MARIETTA AHLCL,6-30 L,6-62 L,14-35 L,7-20 L,13-34 L,6-39 L,15-41 L,20-28 L,13-61 W, 26-6 CATHOLIC at Gannon W&J* at Bethany* ALFRED* WAYNESBURG* City* at Grove BLUFFTON at Allegheny OBERLIN tGno L,26-34 L,0-38 L,0-19 L,6-41 L,7-31 L,0-22 W, 7-0 L,0-20 L,0-44 at Gannon WAYNESBURG* at GroveCity* W&J* at Bethany* at Duquesne FROSTBURG ST. at Oberlin ALBION AHLCL,0-42 L,0-42 L,7-64 L,7-26 L,6-42 L,22-38 L,9-32 W, 33-27 L,17-18 L,19-45 CATHOLIC GANNON at W&J* BETHANY* at Alfred* at Waynesburg* GROVE CITY* at Bluffton at ALLEGHENY at Oberlin ANNL,7-16 L,7-48 L,7-32 W, 20-14 L,7-10 L,0-28 W, 37-0 L,0-35 L,12-34 GANNON at Waynesburg* GROVE CITY* at W&J* BETHANY* DUQUESNE at Frostburg St. OBERLIN at Albion &*L,0-61 L,3-17 L,7-34 L,14-47 L,10-24 L,0-42 L,0-55 L,20-29 W, 44-28 L,12-26 W&J* DEFIANCE at Gannon at Bethany* ALFRED WAYNESBURG* at GroveCity* at Kenyon OBERLIN at Capital AOEL,6-39 L,7-27 L,0-28 L,0-63 L,6-34 L,7-35 L,7-42 L,0-16 L,2-41 L,16-20 ST. JOHNFISHER MALONE at Gannon at GroveCity* W&J* at Bethany* at Bluffton WAYNESBURG* at BuffaloSt. at Marietta 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 5 6 2 7 3 8 4 ( ( 0 0 ( ( ( ( ( - - 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 - - - - - 0 0 9 8 9 7 9 / / / / / / / 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 ------4 4 5 4 5 3 4

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Rowley 1929 2-5-2 R. Rowley 1928 1-6-2 Holleran 1927 1-7-1 Holleran 1926 3-6 Holleran 1925 4-5 Holleran 1924 3-5-1 Holleran 1923 6-2-1 Holleran 1922 6-4 R. Rowley 1921 5-3-1 R. Rowley 1920 5-2-2 R. Rowley 1919 3-4 Snyder 1918 0-2 Lynch 1917 0-7 Lynch 1916 2-5-1 Aubut/R. Rowley 1915 2-7 Aubut/R.Rowley 1914 5-4 Aubut/R. Rowley 1913 2-5 Aubut 1912 2-4-1 Harter 1911 1-1 Harter 1902-1910 1901 1-6-1 Hamilton 1900 1-3-1 Allen 1899 4-3-3 Allen 1898 4-5-1 Hilbish 1897 3-4-0 Stewart 1896 2-4-1 Weiskotten 1895 2-2-1 Weiskotten 1894 5-2-0 Hildum 1893 1-1-0 Overmeyer 1892 0-1-0 No coach 2006 Tomcat Football 44 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL l-ieAlPCSelections All-PAC All-Time 95Pu odilD First DT DT First PaulGoodwill 1975 PaulGoodwill 1974 DT First PaulGoodwill 1973 First OT DanSchneider First DE 1972 JohnRossi 1971 SE First JohnGibson 1970 DB First JohnCastaldo 1969 DT First Cribbs Larry First First 1968 First DT JohnTomlinson First DT 1967 OC JohnTomlinson OC 1966 First PaulBrown First OC 1965 BobLewis 1964 BobLewis TB DE 1963 Massaro Gerry BillMerkovsky 1962 1961 Y ear r msQ Second First Hon.Mention First QB DL Second OL Tom Williams DB Second Art Amos Second Brent Rhoads First First DB George Sterner FB George Sterner First OL First TE Hon.Mention Mickey Kuhn First DB TB Mike Lapmardo First Jack Leipheimer First Robert Witherup LB DT Oman Barry FB DB First Callahan Jerry Hon.Mention First Tom Hainey OC First Mickey Kuhn QB Oman Barry First DB Tom Styduhar First Kanski Bernard OT First First OT NG Dom Gatta Dan Schneider First DE Tom Styduhar First First DT Bill Johnston First OG OC Don Walters First John Wascak DT John Timulak First DE Joe Krainc OC First First SE John Wascak First FB Don Walters First Joe Krainc First DE John Gibson First Dana Fulton OG/NG TB First OC Don Walters First SE John Tomlinson First LB Al McCartney First Joe Krainc OC John Gibson First SE Mike Donato First LB Joe Krainc TB John Gibson FS First Mike Donato First LB Al McCartney TB Jim Baird First Mike Donato First First LB Berry Larry OG Richard Koehler DE/TE Bob Shimp OC OG Bill Merkovsky Chuck Evanoff Bob Lewis Name P osition T eam Y 94RnyMloF First FS First Melko Randy First 1984 WR AndyHaupt WR 1983 Stiger Bruce 1982 First;PAC OffensiveMVP QB First Holes Barry 1981 FB BobMyers 1980 First;PAC OffensiveMVP TB RonLeuschen Second 1979 First DB RyanBriceland OL First 1978 JohnTuttle 1977 DL Tom Williams 1976 ear a ieL Second Second Second Second Second LB SE DE Hon.Mention Steve Stone TE TB Hon.Mention Second First Pat Fire Hon.Mention Dave Snyder DE Keith Bachman WR Tom Bihler LB Hon.Mention FS Dave Snyder Hon.Mention DE Kirt Gasaway Hon.Mention Brent Dietzel OL Melko Randy Hon.Mention DE Ed Zadarko WR Hon.Mention Hon.Mention Shawn White WR Ed Zadarko Hon.Mention Hon.Mention Second Wright Hon.Mention Barry DB First LB First Stiger Bruce First OL First OL Mark Sabolcik DB Jeff Misalek First DE Scott Heinauer DT Rick Goldner OL Dave Blair WR Hon.Mention Dana Kozera TB Andy Samara Second Hon.Mention OL Rich Parker Second First First Ron Leuschen OL First Jim Kick QB Shawn White OL Paul Fiore OL Charlie Cole Second OL OL Pat Brinkhoff Second Hon.Mention OC Hon.Mention Rich Goldner First First Kevin Brinkhoff Jeff Korczyk DT QB First Rich Parks DE P Voracek Ralpha Hon.Mention Charlie Cole LB DT Joe Roosa Second Second Hon.Mention Tom Stelts WR Second Mark Trimmer DE Paul Fiore Second Second Mark Bendetto QB Second DT OL Joe Roosa Second FB John Perriello Second Mark Trimmer LB TB Rich Parker TB Bob Meyers Ron Leuschen Hon.Mention FB Second Paul Fiore First OL First Hon.Mention Jim Potts OL Nick Farina Terry Conlin LB DE John Tuttle WR OL Ken Achenbach Mick Harris Greg Williams Terry Conlin Name P osition T eam Y 90Kp iladW First WR KippHilliard 1990 First WR Hon.Mention OL BillBarber First 1989 Todd Vennis 1988 DB Tom Dickason 1987 First SE SteveStone 1985 ear odKsei BHon.Mention Hon.Mention Hon.Mention Hon.Mention Hon.Mention DB DB Hon.Mention DL Hon.Mention Second DL Second Todd Kosnenia Hon.Mention K Ron Dzubinski Keith Russell OL Second Second OL Second Carter Victor FB Oskin Larry Second DB LB Brian Cooper Second Dale Bergh Brown Karl First Second LB LB DL Jace Ransom Joe Roth TE Lukavich Bryan TB Felter Ray Hon.Mention Jim Rice QB Hon.Mention OL Hon.Mention Tony Wylie Kevin Jones LB Hon.Mention Jeff Sorenson NT Todd Vennis Hon.Mention Second Hon.Mention K First Hon.Mention Tim Gourley Second TB First Dwight Fritz WR TE Oskin Larry First Jackie Jackson OL LB Mark McGinnis DT QB Tony Wylie Don Hummel P Hon.Mention Felter Ray Hon.Mention OL Jeff Sorensen Jim Rice Hon.Mention NT Klaric Gary Second Hon.Mention QB Todd Vennis Hon.Mention Second DB Dwight Fritz TE Jeff Sorensen TB LB Joe Sanchez Hon.Mention OC Hon.Mention Greg Houck Hon.Mention Joe Urbania Hon.Mention Jim Simko Hon.Mention Second K Ron Sharer Hon.Mention P DB First Second LB Tim Messersmith First OC Jeff Skonieczny TB Mark Kinney LB Mark Adams Ron Sharer OL DB Tom Bihler DE James Simko Shawn Cupples Greg Pernus Dave Snyder Name 2006 Tomcat Football P osition T eam 2006 THIEL COLLEGE FOOTBALL 45 eam T osition P Name George Kum-NjiGeorge Bob MunchDave Hendricks DEBrandon ChambersRobert Drake OL OL WRSteve MintonCasey Diemert LBJon Howson First Rock Davis TB LBBrandon ChambersDarrell Satterfield First First First DE RSChris Minton OL QB WozniakTom First Second Shaun Jackson Second Paul Stibich DT LBDane Haskins Second Mention Hon. Second SSRicky Gable Second Hon. Mention K WRNelton Neal Hon. Mention Brandon Chambers Hon. Mention OLSteve Minton WRKevin Strouse Hon. Mention Hon. Mention OLJon Howson Hon. Mention Darious Thompson RB DLRicky Gable DBJon Kutterna DLDarrell Satterfield First Chris Lorber First OL QBJeff Wagner HB/TE First James Fawcett First Rock Davis First DL McEntire First Tom LB CJustin Kuban Second Second Second Sammy Koyl OL WRLogan MalieAaron Zane RB Second Hon. Mention Zjaque Douglas PK Second Hon. Mention Hon. Mention DL DB LB Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention ear 2004 Kennard Davis FS First 2005 Dave Hendricks OL First Y All-Time PAC Selections eam T osition P Name Ricardo FranklinSam PoukiDavid Porter DBIsaac GriffinDonte Harris PJon McCullough DBE. Bofotola-Akemba TBRyan Reed WR Second LB DL Hon. Mention Ray Enrico Hon. Mention Chad Brown Second Hon. Mention DL Mention Hon. Hon. Mention Chris YeagerDante Darby OL TEKevin Wilder Hon. Mention DLBrian Eckhart LBDan Hilton WR Second LBDonte Harris Second Robert Drake Second DB WileyT.J. Second Dave Hendricks WR Second LBKevin Wilder Second Robert Munch OL QBRyan Reed Second Clinton Harden WR OLPaul Stibich First Kum-Nji Second George DE DLJamaal Dawson Second Second John Harakal Hon. Mention DE K Second Dan Hilton TE Mention Hon. Hon. Mention Dante Darby FB Hon. Mention Kum-NjiGeorge Hon. Mention C Hon. Mention Justin NapotnikDave Hendricks LB DE Hon. Mention Jay Salman TBBob Munch Mention Hon. OLDan HiltonDave Litz CRobert Drake OL First First Shannon Alston Second CJon Howson Second LBShawn Zappia OL RS Second Kum-NjiGeorge Hon. Mention DE Second DTBob Munch Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Ryan Swartzfager DENelton Neal Hon. Mention Robert Drake P Hon. Mention OLCasey DiemertJon Howson OL TBDane Haskins LB First Brandon ChambersChris Minton DE WR TEKen Peterson First First Brandon Chambers Second DT First RS Hon. Mention Second DT Hon. Mention Second Hon. 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Name Maurice SimpsonJack Kuchinski DBBrian GriffinClyde Morgan OL OL DB Second Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Jasen DileyBrad YoderMaurice SimpsonAndra Price DL DBDontell Morgan DBDante DarbyJudd Allen LB Mention Hon. LB Second Second QB Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Kurt JunkKurt Myron BundrantBill FrickDan Silvers OL TE LB P Second Second Second Second Jason Jurinsky JunkKurt Bill FrickRyan DavidJoel Laird TEHuey KightlingerJosh Wilkinson LB DBRon Prady Second Second Hon. Mention Second Second Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Nick OndoGreg FoutsTim BoyntonLondon Burnett LBSam GentileBill FrickNate NeeleyCraig Sparks Hon. Mention LB DL Hon. Mention First Second Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Greg FoutsJoe RothNick OndoChris SalugaDale BurghVictor Carter LB LBJackie JacksonJace Ransom DBChris Uterhark DL TB WylieTony First DB Second OL Hon. Mention First Hon. Mention Second Hon. Mention WR Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Joe RothJim CharneyDale BurghChris Uterark WylieTony LB DBVictor Carter DB OLNate NeeleyRay Felter WRRon Dzubinski DLLarry Oskin DL First First Kevin Jones Second DB LB Second GreenTerrell Jeff Sorenson Second KNick Ondo Second WR FBJace Ransom Second QB Second Second Hon. Mention LB DB Hon. Mention Second Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention

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1995 Ryan David DB First 1994 Nick Ondo LB First

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