METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 MethodistMethodist FootballFootball QuickQuick FactsFacts Table of Contents General Information ------2 General Information Media Information/Contacts------3 2004 Season Preview ------4-6 Location: ...... Fayetteville, NC 2004 Roster ------7 Founded: ...... 1956 2004 Newcomers------8 2004 Seniors ------9-10 Enrollment: ...... 2,200 2004 Underclassmen ------11-15 President: ...... Dr. M. Elton Hendricks Methodist Coaching Staff------16-20 Alma Mater:...... Wofford ‘57 2003 Statistics------21-22 Director of Athletics: ...... Bob McEvoy 2003 DIAC Recap/Leaders ------23 Opponent Information ------24 Alma Mater:...... Kent State ‘73 Rushing Records ------25 Athletics Phone: ...... (910) 630-7175 Passing Records ------26 Athletics Fax:...... (910) 630-7676 Receiving Records------27 Nickname: ...... Monarchs Special Teams Records------28 Defensive Records------29 Colors: ...... Green & Gold Season Offensive/Defensive Leaders------30 Affiliation: ...... NCAA Division III Postseason Honors------32 Conference: ...... USA South Athletic Conference History & Coaching Records------33 Facility (capacity):...... Monarch Stadium (1,000) Series Records------34 Season-By-Season Results------35 Head Athletic Trainer:...... Brandon Reynolds Football Facilities------36 Training Room Phone:...... (910) 630-7177 Methodist College------37 Methodist Administration------38 USA South Athletic Conference------39 Coaching Staff Advertisers------41-51 Head Coach:...... Jim Sypult 2004 Methodist Football Schedule Alma Mater:...... West Virginia ‘67 Telephone: ...... (910) 630-7178 Sept. 11 Guilford 1 p.m. E-mail:...... [email protected] Sept. 18 Salisbury 1 p.m. Sept. 25 @ North Carolina Wesleyan * 1 p.m. Career Record, Years:...... 65-64 (13 seasons) Oct. 2 @ Emory & Henry 1 p.m. Record at Methodist, Years:...... 65-64 (13 seasons) Oct. 9 Averett * 1 p.m. Assistant Coaches:...Dave Eavenson, Carl Funderburk, Oct. 16 Ferrum * 1 p.m. Tyrone Jones, Wade Boxleitner, Kerry Parker Oct. 23 Christopher Newport * 1:30 p.m. Oct. 30 @ Chowan 1 p.m. Nov. 6 @ Greensboro * 1 p.m. Sports Information Nov. 13 @ Shenandoah * 1 p.m.

Bold - Home Game Sports Information Director: ...... Lee Wright * - USA South Athletic Conference Game Office Phone: ...... (910) 630-7172 Home Phone:...... (910) 483-7545 Cell Phone...... (910) 391-2702 Sports Info. Fax:...... (910) 630-7676 E-mail:...... [email protected] Web Page:...... www.methodist.edu/athletic Sports Information Hotline:...... (910) 630-7599 The 2004 Methodist College Football Media SID Mailing Address:...... 5400 Ramsey Street Guide is a publication of the Methodist College Office of Sports Information, 5400 Ramsey Street, Fayetteville, North Carolina 28311 Fayetteville, N.C. 28311. This book was written, Primary Media Outlet:...... Fayetteville Observer edited and designed by Lee Wright, Sports Infor- Observer Fax Number:...... (910) 486-3545 maiton Director. The cover was designed by Angie Cunningham of Visual Impact. Printing by Worth Printing, Fayetteville, N.C. All rights reserved. Team Information

2004 Overall Record:...... 7-3 Methodist College Football fans can keep up wit the lat- USA South Record, Place:...... 4-2 (Fourth) est Monarch Football news, including press releases, Offensive Starters Returning/Lost:...... 9/2 scores and statistics by logging onto the official website Defensive Starters Returning/Lost:...... 8/3 of Methodist College Athletics - www.methodist.edu/ monarchs - or by calling the Methodist College Sports All-Time Record...... 67-92 (16 Seasons) Information Hotline at (910) 630-7599.

2 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 MonarchMonarch MediaMedia InformationInformation Press Locations time and in the Riddle Center following the Working press will be admitted to Level 2 game, and additional requests can be eas- of the press box at Monarch Stadium. This ily accommodated. Statistics are delivered includes local newspapers, wire services, to the radio booths throughout the game. national publications, newspapers from the Beverages will be available in the press box opponent’s area and the student newspapers throughout the game. from Methodist and the opponent’s schools. Radio and television stations broadcasting Postgame Interviews either Methodist or the opponent’s games will After a 10-minute cool-down period, the be stationed in the corner booths on Level 1 Methodist lockerroom will be opened to of the press box. members of the media in compliance to NCAA rules. Credentials Although the Methodist Sports Information Photographers Office does not issue formal media creden- The sidelines at Monarch Stadium are very tials, it is still required that members of the restricted and space is limited. Only pho- media contact Lee Wright, Sports Information tographers representing daily newspapers, Lee Wright Director, by Wednesday during the week of television stations, student newspapers and Sports Information Direc- the game if they plan to be present. All me- the sports information office are allowed on tor dia will be admitted by showing the proper the sidelines. Photographers are restricted credential of its media outlet. to the areas outside the 25-yard lines, and minimum 24-hour notice. All interviews are no photographers will be allowed inside the to be directed through the Methodist Sports Telephones team bench areas in accordance to NCAA Information Office. There are three telephone lines located on regulations. Level 1 of the Monarch Stadium press box. USA South and NCAA Information They are first-come, first-serve use only. Practice Attendance For information concerning USA South Ath- Any opponent that uses radio broadcasts is Methodist football practices are open to letic Conference statistics and Player of the required to contact sports information director members of the media, but we request that Week honors, please go to the official USA Lee Wright by Wednesday during the week you call in advance to set up any and all South website – www.usasouth.net. All NCAA of the game. interviews with coaches and players. Inter- information can be found on the NCAA’s of- views with players will be limited to Monday ficial website – www.ncaa.org. Statistics/Services – Thursday and after games on Saturday. Methodist will provide complete game sta- Methodist Sports Information Office tistics, including play-by-play, half-time flash Player Interviews The Methodist Sports Information Office is stats, complete postgame statistics and, if Methodist players are available for inter- located in room # 221 in the March F. Riddle needed, coach’s quotes. These statistics are views until Thursday after practice on game Center. SID Phone # is (910) 630-7172. normally distributed in the press box at half- weeks. Please request interviews with a

Media Outlets Newspapers Jim Connors WNCN-Channel 17 (NBC) Fayetteville Observer 1205 Front Street Radio 458 Winfield Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27609 Fayetteville, North Carolina 28302 Sports Phone: (919) 835-6339 ESPN Radio 1230 – WFAY Sports Phone: (910) 486-3530 Sports Fax: (919) 346 Wagoner Drive Sports Fax: (910) 486-3545 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Fayetteville, North Carolina 28303 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Chris Stout, Daryl Hawks, Chad Sokol, Phone: (910) 222-3776 Khari McGhee, Sports Writer Maya Starks Fax: (910) 860-3329 e-mail: [email protected] Raleigh News-Observer WRAL-Channel 5 (CBS) Mike Sinnot 215 South McDowell Street 2619 Western Blvd. Raleigh, North Carolina 27602 Raleigh, North Carolina 27605 WFNC 640/102.3 Sports Phone: (800) 873-4500 Sports Phone: (919) 821-8594 1009 Drayton Avenue Sports Fax: (919) 834-1078 Sports Fax: (919) 821-8590 Fayetteville, North Carolina 28303 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Jeff Gravley, Bob Holiday, Ken Medlin, Tom Phone: (910) 864-5222 Suiter Fax: (910) 864-3065 Television Mike McKinney News 14-Carolina 2505 Atlantic Avenue WTVD-Channel 11 (ABC) Wire Services Suite 102 P.O. Box 2009 Raleigh, North Carolina 27604-1411 Durham, North Carolina 27702 North Carolina Associated Press Sports Phone: (919) 882-4040 Sports Phone: (919) 687-2326 Sports Phone: (919) 833-8687 Sports Fax: (919) 882-4045 Sports Fax: (919) 687-4363 Sports Fax: (919) 834-1078 Sports e-mail: [email protected] Drew Smith, Joe Mazur, Tony Debo

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A field goal here, and field goal there. Add to center for Methodist. ent with the return of the team’s top three that a touchdown off a turnover. rushers. “They don’t anticipate his speed and his That’s how close a good 2003 football season strength,” Sypult said about Roncketti. “If Senior All-USA South halfback Darmarcus could’ve been a great football season for the he’s not the fastest player on the team, he’s Wilson (5-11, 195) is coming off a versatile Methodist Monarchs. On the surface, Meth- right at the top two or three. On top of that, 2003 season in which he gained 514 yards odist finished 4-5 overall and 3-3 in the USA he has the tremendous athletic ability and rushing on 99 carries and six touchdowns, South Athletic Conference for a fourth-place great footwork, plus he’s one of the strongest and led the team in receiving with 304 yards finish. But the deceiving part about that was quarterbacks you’re going to see. on 20 receptions. Wilson is currently third the fact that three of the five defeats were by all-time in rushing at Methodist with 1,153 a combined 13 points. With a more experienced receiving corps yards. Senior fullback Clarence Latimer this season, the Monarchs will look to open (5-10, 205) was well on his way to a ban- However, the 2004 campaign could become it up more offensively to take advantage of ner season with 441 yards rushing in the a breakout season for the Monarchs as Roncketti’s throwing abilities. Sophomores first four games before going down for the veteran head coach Jim Sypult returns nine Chuck Howard (5-6, 172) and Michael Brim season with a knee injury against Averett. In starters on offense and eight starters on (6-2, 195) each played key roles in their first addition, junior Jeremy McSwain (5-6, 145) defense. All total, 57 letterwinners, gained 227 yards on only 24 carries in including 16 seniors, are back in the a backup role. fold for the Monarchs, who aim for their first conference title since the Add freshmen Howard Fuller, Mike Hill 2000 season. Methodist was picked and Tazz Petty, and the Monarchs have fourth in the preseason USA South a tremendous future at the halfback Athletic Conference polls, but with position. In addition, freshmen Dedrick the talent and experience returning, Petty and David Leonard will back up the Monarchs can vision a conference Latimer at fullback. title in their sights. “The thing about those two (Wilson and Sypult points to one particular aspect Latimer) is they have great attitudes that different from the last couple of and they come to play everyday,” seasons – maturity. Sypult said. “They are warrior play- ers. Clarence has worked hard to “I can see the maturity. It’s a vast dif- rehabilitate the knee and get back to ference from a freshman to a sopho- 100 percent where he was last season. more, a sophomore to a junior and a junior to a senior,” said Sypult, starting Any of those runners would be secure his 13th season at the Monarch helm. running behind a veteran offensive “We were very competitive in those line that returns four starters. All-USA games, and most of those players are South senior Jonathan Byrd (6-0, back this season. That’s a positive, 290) and senior Eric Pope (6-0, 275) however, we are still a new unit and give the Monarchs arguably the best we need to have the best 11 playing guard combination in the USA South, on both sides.” and Gary Futch (6-5, 283) returns at right tackle, respectively. Junior Wil- OFFENSE liam Delapp (6-2, 295) has the early advantage at left tackle, while junior Jonathan Willis (6-0, 300) steps in Offensively, the Monarchs could have at center. arguably one of the most feared and dangerous units in the USA South, Depth is key up front, and the Mon- and perhaps the nation. Methodist aver- season, and should show dramatic improve- archs will look at senior Shaun Forbes (6-5, aged 349 yards per game in total offense ments this season. However, freshmen Chris- 298) and sophomore Bennie Boatman (6-2, last season, including 258 on the ground. topher Fields (5-9, 175), Jonathan Mularski 288) at tackle, senior Josh Lusk (5-11, 284) And for much of the season, the Monarchs (6-0, 180) and Jerold Robinson (5-11, 195) and sophomore Max Dinges (6-1, 289) at were ranked in the Top 15 in the nation in have made tremendous strides in preseason. guard and sophomore Chris Wilder (6-1, 303) rushing offense. at center. Amongst the newcomers, freshmen Junior Jonathan Sherman (6-1, 194) is a Vinnie Festa (6-0, 300) and David Idol (6-3, Spearheading the unit is one of the most good possession receiver, while sophomores 240) have shown the most promise. talented players in the USA South – junior A.J. Huddleston (6-5, 210) and Andrew Gur- quarterback Chris Roncketti. A double- ley (6-2, 231) are in a battle at tight end for “Byrd, Pope and Futch are our mainstays threat with both his feet and arm, the 6-foot, the graduated David Foster. up front, while Willis and Delapp each have 196-pound Roncketti threw for 793 yards on good experience,” Sypult said. “Byrd, in my 56-for-115 pass attempts, while rushing for “Those two (Howard and Brim) know the opinion, is the best offensive lineman in the 519 yards on 89 carries with a whopping 10 offense better,” Sypult said. “They’re more conference, while Pope is a technician who touchdowns. The second team All-USA South into knowing the coverages, and that’s where knows what he’s doing. They both play up performer led the conference in scoring, both the maturity comes in. The younger players to potential.” in points and touchdowns, while ranking fifth are probably more talented with their speed.” in rushing yards. DEFENSE There’s never a shortage of running backs Sypult said Roncketti is as a “complete pack- at Methodist, and 2004 should be no differ- age” as anyone who’s ever stepped under Sypult is doing something he hasn’t done

4 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 20042004 SeasonSeason PreviewPreview since his days as assistant at Davidson – 197) and sophomore R.J. Jones coordinating the defense. With Ed Holly (6-1, 231) are back. Hyslop led now at East Mississippi Community College, the Monarchs in interceptions last Sypult takes over and installs a new look to season with three while recording the Monarch eight-man front. 43 tackles. In addition, junior Max Pope (5-9, 184) also returns with Methodist will deploy at three-tackle, five- considerable experience, along linebacker look on defense with more of with redshirt freshman Blake Far- an emphasis on speed and attack. The rell (6-0, 185). Monarchs return eight starters on defense. “We have as many as 14 players “It’s not as much the Xs and Os as it is the that can play at linebacker, so personnel,” Sypult said. “My style has been there’s not a problem with depth,” to blitz and attack using speed. The upside is Sypult said. “John is definitely our the kids are making plays, but the downside leader out there, but they all have is the potential to giving up a big play. It’s a their good attributes in the spot team defense, meaning the best 11 that play they play. We can take one out together will be out there. and substitute another without missing a beat.” “Take my word on this – someone will blitz each play. There will be no sitting back and The defensive backfield was the watch.” youngest area of the Monarch defense last season, and it’s still Up front, senior Lorenzo Sweeney (6-3, 271) the big question mark on defense is in his third season starting at defensive as the 2004 season approaches. tackle, while sophomore Kenny Brown (5-10, Senior Jackson Jean (6-0, 175) 312) aims to build off a successful freshman starts his fourth season at cor- campaign at noseguard. Junior Irrington nerback, anchoring the defensive Roberts (6-2, 230) has had perhaps the best backfield. Jean recorded 41 tackles last schedule with preseason tilts against Guilford preseason camp of anyone on the defensive season and broke up three passes. Senior and Salisbury at home and Emory & Henry line, and appears to be entrenched at the Justin Porter (6-1, 200) steps in at free safety. on the road. Methodist’s USA South opener other defensive tackle spot. is at conference newcomer North Carolina In addition, sophomore Chris Gauntlett (6- Wesleyan on Sept. 25. Junior Rodney Ray (6-2, 332) sophomore 0, 165) showed flashes last season at free John Northern (5-8, 234) and freshman safety with two interceptions, and is now “Our goal is to win the USA South the North Christian Perez (6-0, 236) provide the slated at the other cornerback. Junior Sammy Carolina state championship,” Sypult said. needed depth at noseguard, while senior Alston (5-11, 160) also has considerable “We are capable of that, and, for the most Justin Howard (6-0, 192) and brothers Lance experience in the defensive backfield. After part, the pieces are in place. However, talking Wilkie (6-0, 278) and Drew Wilkie (5-11, 254) that, however, it’s nothing but newcomers. won’t get it done. We need to bring the heat, will see ample action at defensive tackle. and they are determined to do that. “My guess is that Jean and Porter won’t “Once they understood the system, they love come off the field. Jackson Jean is our man “That’s maturity and that’s what I expect from it. They’re expected to make plays up front at corner cover,” Sypult said. “After that, the this group.” and stay active,” Sypult said. “Roberts is the jury is out on the rest.” right player for this defense. He’s strong, can run and is in great condition. More impor- SPECIALISTS tantly, he has a mean attitude.”

The heart-and-soul of the Monarch defense Sophomore Patrick Larkin (6-5, 202) made is at linebackers, where there is no shortage huge strides last season as a freshman, of talent and experience. The inside lineback- connecting on four field goals and 17-for-18 ing corps should be strong with seniors John point-after attempts. Larkin has a strong leg Shaw (5-11, 208) and Craig Underwood (5-9, with tremendous range, and is a legitimate 210) and sophomore James Ditrillio (5-11, potential All-USA South performer. However, 215). Shaw is in his third season as a starter the Monarchs must replace All-USA South at inside linebacker, recording 81 tackles last performer Colt Laney at punter. Sophomore season, while Ditrillio recorded 40 tackles af- Jordan Allen (6-0, 264), who is also a reserve ter taking over a starting role midway through tight end, has the early edge at punter. the season. Senior Andrew Rusk (5-11, 227) 2004 USA South Athletic Conference and junior Travis Jean-Claude (5-7, 221) both “I’m hoping Larkin doesn’t suffer the sopho- have talent and experience as backups. more jinx,” Sypult said. “Clearly, he’s the Preseason Football Poll kicker. I was very impressed with offseason, 1. Christopher Newport 36 Sophomore R.J. Jones (6-1, 205) moves especially his work ethic. I would anticipate 2. Shenandoah 31 inside after starting last season at outside him to come through for us.” 3. Ferrum 26 linebacker, while senior Andrew Rusk (5-11, 4. METHODIST 20 228) and Craig Underwood (5-10, 210) are 5. Averett 16 experienced backups. OUTLOOK 6. Greensboro 12 7. North Carolina Wesleyan 6 On the outside, junior Greg Hyslop (5-9, The Monarchs once again have a tough

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# Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School Alphabetical Roster 1 Jackson Jean Sr. CB 6-0 175 Hollywood, FL/South Broward 65 Jordan Allen 2 Chris Ronketti So. QB 6-0 196 Hope Mills, NC/Southview 21 Samuel Alston 3 Daniel Rhone So. WR 6-1 174 Fayetteville, NC/Cape Fear 34 Aaron Barnes 4 Eric Staley Jr. FB 5-9 233 Cottondale, FL/Cottondale John Benazzi 5 Rich Lindor Sr. FB 5-8 194 West Palm Beach, FL/Palm Beach Lakes 71 Bennie Boatman 6 Chuck Howard So. WR 5-6 175 Morrow, GA/Morrow 82 Michael Brim 7 Erik Casteel Fr. WR 5-10 145 Siler City, NC/Jordan-Matthews 50 Kenny Brown 8 Travis Jean Claude Jr. OLB 5-7 221 Miami, FL/Pace 53 Sammy Bryan 9 Darmarcus Wilson Sr. RB 5-11 195 Fort Myers, FL/Riverdale 55 Jonathan Byrd 11 Greg Hyslop Jr. OLB 5-9 203 Bayville, NJ/Central Regional 7 Erik Casteel 13 Jonathan Sherman Jr. WR 6-1 215 Naples, FL/Collier 28 Larenzon Church-Smith 14 Andrew Gurley So. TE 6-2 231 Newport, NC/Croatan 23 Mason Clark 15 Chris Jones So. RB 5-11 160 Ocilla, GA/Irwin County 72 William Delapp 17 James Ditrillio So. ILB 5-11 205 Daytona Beach, FL/Warner Christian 73 Max Dinges 18 Patrick Larkin So. PK 6-5 202 Swansboro, NC/Swansboro 17 James Ditrillio 20 Gabe Lawson Jr. FS 6-2 200 Taylor, MI/Chadsey 35 Blake Farrell 21 Samuel Alston Jr. CB 5-10 150 Raleigh, NC/Milbrook 67 Shaun Forbes 22 Brandon McKoy So. RB 5-9 172 Apex, NC/Apex 68 Gary Futch 23 Mason Clark Jr. FB 6-0 212 Parrish, FL/Palmetto 33 Chris Gauntlett 27 Justin Porter Sr. FS 6-0 200 Tuscon, AZ/Rincon 54 Michael Gayheart 28 Larenzo Church-Smith So. WB 5-9 172 Daytona Beach, FL/Warner Christian 42 Jason Gray 31 Clarence Latimer Sr. FB 5-10 195 Sanford, FL/Seminole 14 Andrew Gurley 39 Chris Gauntlett So. FS 6-1 184 Tavares, FL/Tavares 6 Chuck Howard 34 Aaron Barnes So. RB 5-9 167 Wilson, NC/C.B. Aycock 45 Justin Howard 35 Blake Farrell So. OLB 6-0 185 Pittsboro, NC/Northwood 85 A.J. Huddleston 36 Max Pope Jr. OLB 5-10 181 Clinton, N.C./Midway 11 Greg Hyslop 40 John Shaw Sr. ILB 5-11 208 Ocala, FL/Vanguard 1 Jackon Jean 42 Jason Gray Fr. ILB 6-0 208 Swansboro, NC/Swansboro 8 Travis Jean Claude 43 Derek Webster Fr. ILB 6-0 221 Deltona, FL/Deltona 95 Randolph Johnson 44 Jeremy McSwain Jr. RB 5-6 155 Siler City, NC/Jordan-Matthews 15 Chris Jones 45 Justin Howard So. DE 6-0 191 Fernandina Beach, FL/Fernandina Beach 84 R.J. Jones 46 Craig Underwood Sr. ILB 5-9 210 Wilmington, NC/Hoggard 18 Patrick Larkin 49 Fred Smith Fr. ILB 6-0 196 Fitzgerald, GA/Fitzgerald 31 Clarence Latimer 50 Kenny Brown So. NG 5-11 312 Salisbury, NC/Salisbury 20 Gabe Lawson 51 Jonathan Willis Jr. C 6-1 300 Enka, NC/Enka 15 Rich Lindor 52 Andrew Rusk Sr. ILB 5-10 227 Wilmington, NC/Laney 22 Brandon McKoy 53 Sammy Bryan So. ILB 6-1 230 Garner, NC/Wake Christian 44 Jeremy McSwain 54 Michael Gayheart Fr. OLB 5-10 207 Fort White, FL/Fort White 94 Sean Merritt 55 Jonathan Byrd Sr. OG 6-0 290 Maysville, NC/White Oak 59 John Northern 56 Michael Sposato Jr. ILB 5-11 220 Cape Coral, FL/North Fort Myers 93 Mike Oeser 58 Joshua Rusk Sr. OG 5-11 284 Wilmington, NC/Laney 64 Eric Pope 59 John Northern So. NG 5-9 234 Wilmington, NC/Laney 36 Max Pope 60 Drew Wilkie Fr. NG 5-11 254 Siler City, NC/Jordan-Matthews 27 Justin Porter 64 Eric Pope Sr. OG 6-0 275 Fort Walton Beach, FL/Choctowachee 77 Rodney Ray 65 Jordan Allen So. TE 6-0 264 Bladenboro, NC/West Bladen 3 Daniel Rhone 67 Shaun Forbes Sr. OT 6-6 298 Fernandina Beach, NC/Fernandina Beach 97 Irrington Roberts 68 Gary Futch Jr. OT 6-5 283 Pamlico, NC/Pamlico 2 Chris Roncketti 71 Bennie Boatman So. OG 6-1 295 Pavo, GA/Brooks County 52 Andrew Rusk 72 William Delapp Jr. OG 6-2 280 Greensboro, NC/McMichael 58 Joshua Rusk 73 Max Dinges Fr. OG 6-1 289 Lexington, NC/Lexington 40 John Shaw 77 Rodney Ray Jr. DT 6-3 332 Wake Forest, NC/Rolesville, NC 13 Jonathan Sherman 78 Chris Wilder So. C 6-1 303 Spring Hope, NC/Southern Nash 49 Fred Smith 79 Kyle Smith Fr. DE 6-0 245 Apex, NC/Apex 79 Kyle Smith 82 Michael Brim So. WR 6-2 195 Bear Creek, NC/Chatham Central 56 Matthew Sposato 84 R.J. Jones So. OLB 6-1 231 Fuquay-Varina, NC/Harnett Central 4 Eric Staley 85 A.J. Huddleston So. TE 6-5 205 Waynesboro, GA/Burke County 99 Lorenzo Sweeney 93 Mike Oeser Sr. NG 5-11 244 Raleigh, NC/Leesville Road 46 Craig Underwood 94 Sean Merritt Fr. DE 6-0 226 Chiefland, FL/Chiefland 43 Derek Webster 95 Randolph Johnson Fr. ILB 5-11 200 Richmond, VA/Hermitage 78 Chris Wilder 96 Lance Wilkie So. NG 6-0 278 Siler City, NC/Jordan-Mattews 60 Drew Wilke 97 Irrington Roberts Jr. DE 6-2 230 Miami, FL/North Miami 96 Lance Wilkie 99 Lorenzo Sweeney Sr. DE 6-3 271 Kernersville, FL/Glenn 51 Jonathan Willis John Benazzi Sr. NG 6-0 265 Myrtle Beach, SC/Socastee 9 Darmarcus Wilson

Head Coach: Jim Sypult (West Viriginia ‘67), 13th Season Assistant Coaches: Dave Eavenson (Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator), Stacy Cook (Defensive Line/ Special Teams), Carl Funderburk (Offensive Line), Tyrone Jones (Defensive Backs), Phillip Murray (Defensive Backs), Richard Trogdon (Running Backs), Kerry Parker (Linebackers)

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Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School Reco Abney Fr. WB 5-7 183 Ninety-Six, S.C./Ninety-Six Ryan Abney Fr. DE 6-0 225 Melbourne, FL/Palm Bay Brantley Baker Fr. ILB 5-10 255 Willow Springs, N.C./South Johnston Eric Ball Fr. DE 6-2 231 Weaverville, N.C./North Buncombe Rhyan Breen Fr. OG 5-10 245 Wilson, N.C./Hunt Ryan Bright Fr. FS 6-1 191 Petrolia, ONT/L.C.C.V.I. Terry Broadway Fr. WB 5-6 154 Locust, N.C./South Stanly Brad Brower Fr. ILB 5-10 190 Rochester, WA/Rochester Brandon Burch Fr. FS 6-0 190 Callahan, FL/University Christian Philip Burlingame Fr. ILB 5-9 195 Jacksonville, N.C./Richlands Bruce Caldwell Fr. NG 5-10 245 Winston-Salem, N.C./East Forsyth Lee Callicutt Fr. WR 5-8 170 Bonlee, N.C./Chatham Central Jarrett Cory Fr. TE 6-2 205 New Smyrna Beach, FL/New Smyrna Beach Chad Cummins Fr. OLB 6-3 186 Tampa, FL/Dusant James Daniels Fr. CB 6-0 190 Concord, N.C./J.M. Robinson Keith DePalma Fr. NG 5-8 260 Myrtle Beach, S.C./Socastee Dieri Dieujuste Fr. FS 5-11 195 Fort Pierce, FL/Fort Pierce Central Patrick Doleman Fr. WR 6-1 180 Salisbury, N.C./Salisbury Anthony Donaldson Fr. CB 5-10 180 Tupelo, MS/Richards Billy Draughon Fr. FB 5-8 200 Clinton, N.C./Clinton Frank Eberheart So. WR 6-0 212 Daytona Beach, FL/Warner Christian Timothy Evans Fr. WB 5-5 165 Warsaw, N.C./North Duplin Vinney Festa Fr. C 6-0 300 Cape Coral, FL/North Fort Myers Christopher Fields Fr. WR 5-9 175 Fort Myers, FL/Riverdale Howard Fuller Fr. WB 5-9 180 Hope Mills, N.C./South View Johnny Joe Gonzalez Fr. OLB 5-8 190 Warsaw, N.C./North Duplin Chris Hampton Fr. FB 5-9 220 Concord, N.C./J.M. Robinson Brandon Hayden Fr. DE 6-2 210 Saluda, N.C./Polk County Evan Hayden Fr. OG 6-0 265 Leesburg, FL/Leesburg Mike Hill Fr. WB 5-9 170 Lillington, N.C./Harnett Central Nicholas Howell Fr. OLB 5-11 210 Houston, TX/Willowridge Isaac Hubbard Fr. CB 5-11 196 Charleston, S.C./West Ashley David Idol Fr. OT 6-3 235 High Point, N.C./Trinity Kapel Josephs Fr. WB 6-0 182 Kennesaw, GA/North Cobb Justin Kavanaugh Fr. ILB 6-0 210 Miami, FL/Dade Christian Donnie Kidder Fr. P 6-1 180 Tallahassee, FL/Lawton Chiles Chardonnay Labbon So. CB 5-10 159 Miami, FL/Northwest Christian Justin Lacy Fr. OLB 5-10 170 Fayetteville, N.C./Terry Sanford Daryl Lawrence Fr. ILB 6-0 220 Jacksonville, N.C./White Oak Joshua Lawson Fr. TE 6-0 220 Cornelius, N.C./North Meckingburg Greg Lawton Fr. WB 5-8 210 Sparr, FL/North Marion David Leonard Fr. FB 5-11 225 Upper Marlboro, MD/Riverdale Baptist Jeremy Ligon Fr. DE 6-1 241 Concord, N.C./Concord Ryan Liles Fr. WR 6-2 178 Tallahassee, FL/Godby Rick Little Fr. DE 6-0 230 Polkton, FL/Anson Gary Lynn Fr. CB 5-7 160 Reidsville, N.C./Rockingham County Ellington McCoy Fr. CB 5-10 210 Atlanta, GA/Dunwoody Jonathan Mariner Fr. FB 5-9 180 Wanchula, FL/Hardee Desmond Martin Fr. WB 5-10 178 Blountstown, FL/Blountstown Jamil Mazyck Fr. TE 6-2 235 Pawley’s Island, S.C./Waccamaw Gary Merrill Fr. OG 5-11 220 Hope Mills, N.C./Jack Britt Solomon Moore Fr. CB 5-7 135 Deerfield Beach, FL/Deerfield Beach Mike Moquin Fr. QB 6-3 185 Damascus, MD/Damascus Brett Morton Fr. OG 5-8 260 Oakboro, N.C./West Stanly Jonathan Mularski Fr. WR 6-0 180 Greenville, N.C./West Stanly Daniel Page Fr. OG 5-10 225 Siler City, N.C./Jordan-Matthews Matthew Parrish Fr. OG 6-0 265 Darlington, S.C./Darlington Jon Payton Fr. PK 6-0 205 Clayton, N.C./Clayton Christian Perez Fr. NG 6-0 236 Naples, FL/Naples Jeremy Perkins Fr. OLB 6-2 182 Rose Hill, N.C./Wallace-Rose Desmond Perryman Fr. NG 5-10 255 Miami, FL/South Miami Senior Dedrick Petty Fr. WB 6-1 226 Covington, GA/Newton Tazz Petty Fr. WB 5-6 140 Lithia, FL/Durant Romin Pousson Fr. WR 5-10 155 Jacksonville, N.C./White Oak Starrett Reynolds Fr. OG 5-11 275 Fayetteville, N.C./Trinity Christian Kevin Robbins Fr. FS 5-11 184 Claxton, GA/Claxton Alex Roberts Fr. WR 5-10 170 Concord, N.C./J.M. Robinson Jerold Robinson Fr. WR 5-11 195 St. Petersburg, FL/St. Petersburg Stephen Rogers Fr. CB 5-9 150 Ft. Lauderdale, FL/Cardinal Gibbons Ben Sanders Fr. ILB 5-10 190 Cape Hatteras, N.C./Cape Hatteras George Sands Fr. WR 5-9 160 Homestead, FL/Homestead Senior Rob Schultz Fr. QB 6-1 195 Wilmington, N.C./Topsail Eric Sheppard Fr. NG 5-10 265 Asheboro, N.C./SW Randolph Ray Tamargo Fr. OT 6-0 270 Tampa, FL/Gaither Ricky Turner Fr. TE 6-1 215 Jacksonville, FL/Orange Park Ryan White Fr. WB 5-10 195 Darlington, S.C./James Byrnes Lorenzo Wilson Fr. OLB 5-10 170 Murrells Imlet, S.C./Waccamaw

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John Benazzi Shaun Forbes Justin Howard Senior• 6-0/265 • Defensive Tackle Senior • 6-6/298 • Offensive Tackle Senior • 6-0/215 • Outside Linebacker Myrtle Beach, SC • Socatese H.S. Fern’dina Bch, FL • Fern’dina Bch H.S. Fern’dina Bch, FL • Fern’dina Bch H.S. 67 45

Returns to the defensive line this sea- Returns to the Methodist football pro- Enters senior season moving from son after sitting out last season with an gram after a two-year hiatus… Lettered defensive end to outside linebacker in injury… Aims to work his way into the at offensive tackle as a freshman in 2001 the Monarchs’ new defensive scheme… defensive line rotation in the Monarchs’ season… Brings tremendous size, strength Broke in strong last season, recording 12 new scheme… Recorded four tackles with and ability to the Monarch offensive line… tackles with four tackles for losses and two one quarterback sack in three games in the A strong candidate to start at left tackle this quarterback sacks in five games… Tied 2002 season… Played on the Methodist season… Lettered four seasons in football, for second in team lead in quarterback JV team as a freshman... Lettered two three seasons in wrestling and track and sacks… Saw action in six games as a seasons at Socatese High School in Myrtle field and two seasons in baseball at Fer- sophomore in the 2002 season, record- Beach, S.C., under head coach Burney nandina Beach (Fla.) High Schoool… High ing nine tackles with one quarterback Bourne... Born September 24, 1982... Par- school head coach was Bob Howard… sack… Played on the Methodist JV team ents are John and Nancy Benazzi... Major Born: July 16, 1982… Parents are Jim and as a freshman… Lettered four seasons in is Criminal Justice. Pam Forbes… Major is Physical Education. football at Fernandina Beach (Fla.) High School… High school head coach was Bob Howard… A two-time All-County selec- tion… Born: February 3, 1983… Parents are Robert and Susan Howard… Major is Jonathan Byrd Business Administration. Senior • 6-0/290 • Offensive Guard Gary Futch Maysville, NC • White Oak H.S. Senior • 6-4/285 • Offensive Tackle Pamlico, NC • Pamlico Co. H.S. Jackson Jean Senior • 6-0/166 • Cornerback 55 68 Holywood, FL • South Broward H.S.

One of the best offensive linemen to ever don a Monarch uniform… Returns for A mainstay the last three seasons at right 1 his fourth season as starter at offensive tackle along the Monarch offensive front… guard… Selected second team All-USA Prepares for an unprecedented fourth South Athletic Conference as a junior and season as a starter at offensive tackle… is a potential All-Conference candidate A potential All-USA South Athletic Confer- again for his senior season… Has con- ence candidate at offensive tackle… Has The backbone of an improving Monarch sistently graded out 70 percent or better tremendous speed and footwork for a play- secondary… This is his third season as a in blocking for his career... Arguably the er of his size… A two-time All-Academic starter at cornerback… Ranked fourth on team’s strongest player, holding school selection in the USA South and a potential the team in tackles last season with 41, records for the squat (700 pounds) and Verizon Academic All-American candidate while breaking up six passes… Recorded the dead lift (825 pounds)… Lettered three this season… Has a 3.66 grade-point aver- a career-high 13 tackles at Ferrum… seasons in football and track and field age… Lettered two seasons in football and Tied for sixth on the team in tackles as a at White Oak High School in Maysville, four seasons in track and field at Pamlico sophomore with 35 as a sophomore… Also N.C… High school head coach was Rob- County High School in Pamlico, N.C… had two interceptions and broke up seven bie Ellis… A two-time All-Conference and High school head coach was Greg Peele… passes… Broke in as a freshman with 32 All-Area selection in football and Onslow Born: January 12, 1983… Parents are tackles in nine games to rank 10th on the County powerlifting champion… Born: June Gary and Renee Futch… Major is Athletic team… Also a standout in track and field 25, 1983… Parents are Walter Byrd and Training and Applied Exercise Science. at Methodist… A two-time NCAA Division Beth Harrell… Major is History Education. III national qualifier in outdoor track and field... Was a part of the 4x400-meter relay

8 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 20042004 MonarchMonarch SeniorsSeniors team that competed in the 2004 NCAA Division III Outdoor Championships... Lettered three seasons in football and four Rich Lindor Eric Pope seasons in track and field at South Bro- Senior • 5-10/205 • Fullback Senior • 6-0/275 • Center ward High School in Hollywood, Fla… High W. Palm Bch, FL • Palm Bch Lakes H.S. Ft. Walton Beach, FL • Choctawhatchee H.S. school head coach was Antonio Williams… All-Conference selection in football… Born: November 14, 1982… Mother is Marie Saintil… Major is Business. 5 64 Clarence Latimer Senior • 5-10/205 • Running Back Sanford, FL • Seminole H.S. In his fourth season with the Monarch Anchor of a talented and veteran-ladened football program… Played JV football as Monarch offensive line… Made the suc- a freshman, and has been relegated to cessful move to center last season after special teams play both his sophomore starting the first two seasons at offensive and junior seasons… Should provide guard… Can play both guard and center... quality depth and experience at fullback… Consistently graded out at better than 80 31 Lettered four seasons in football at Palm percent last season… Potential All-Con- Beach Lakes High School in West Palm ference candidate and possibly the best Beach, Fla… High school head coach was center in the USA South Athletic Confer- Brian Coe… Born: September 2, 1982… ence… A two-time USA South Scholar- Mother is Nicole Hilaire… Major is Sociol- Athlete selection… Lettered four seasons One of many weapons in a loaded Mon- ogy. in football and started one season at Choc- arch backfield… Ranked third on the team tawhatchee High School in Fort Walton in rushing last season with 441 yards on Beach, Fla… High school head coach was 81 carries… Rushed for a career-high Bobby Moore… An All-Area selection as a 171 yards against Emory & Henry… Was Mike Oeser senior… Born: October 31, 1982… Parents on his way to a record-breaking season Senior • 5-11/237 • Defensive Tackle are Paul and Harriett Pope… Major is Eco- when he suffered a season-ending knee Raleigh, NC • Leesville Road H.S. nomics with a minor in Leadership. injury at Averett… Strong, sturdy back that possesses tremendous burst of speed at the point of attack… Also a track and field standout at Methodist, where he is a ??-time All-Conference selection combined Justin Porter in indoor and outdoor… Lettered two Senior • 6-1/206 • Free Safety seasons each in football and track and field Tuscon, AZ • Rincon H.S. at Seminole High School in Sanford, Fla… 93 High school head coach was Jim Worthing- ton… Rushed for more than 1,000 yards in both his junior and senior seasons… Born: January 11, 1982… Parents are Clarence and Janice Latimer… Major is Sports Fourth season in the Monarch program… Management. Provides needed experience and depth along the defensive front… Has battled in- 27 juries for much of his career… Could make an impact on special teams this season… A USA South Athletic Conference Scholar Athlete Selection... Lettered three seasons in football and four seasons in wrestling Begins his second season in the Method- at Leesville Road High School in Raleigh, ist program after transferring last season N.C… High school head coach was Larry from ?? Junior College… Potential starter Junkin… All-Conference selection in both this season at free safety in the Monarchs’ football and wrestling… Born: August new defensive scheme… Saw action in 12, 1981… Parents are Mike and Lynn nine games last season, recording 11 Oeser… Major is Physical Education. tackles with one tackle for a loss… Was a four-year starter at Rincon High School in Tuscon, Ariz… High school head coach was Steve Horton… Selected All-Region as both a junior and senior… Born: January 4, 1983… Parents are Mike and Nancy Horton… Major is Math.

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Chowan and 10 tackles against Guilford… Stepped into the starting role at inside line- Andrew Rusk John Shaw backer as a sophomore with 53 tackles… Senior• 5-11/227 • Inside Linebacker Senior• 5-11/208 • Inside Linebacker Ranked fourth on the team in tackles and Wilmington, NC • Laney H.S. Ocala, FL • Vanguard H.S. led the team with four fumble recoveries… Recorded a season-high 10 tackles each at Apprentice and against Ferrum... Also recorded nine tackles against Averett... Saw action in nine games as a freshman, recording 37 tackles to rank eighth on the team… Recorded season-high nine tackles against Greensboro... Also recorded eight 52 40 tackles at Ferrum and six each against Shenandoah and Guilford... Lettered three years in football at Vanguard High School in Ocala, Fla… High school head coach was Phillip Yancey… Was a two year start- A valuable member of the Methodist pro- One of the top linebackers to ever wear a er as a junior and senior… Born: August gram now in his fifth season… Only player Monarch uniform… A two-year starter at in- 28, 1979… Parents are John and Reginea remaining from Methodist’s 2000 Dixie side linebacker… A potential All-USA South Shaw… Major is Business Administration. Intercollegiate Athletic Conference cham- Athletic Conference candidate… Enters pionship team… Set out the 2002 season his senior season with 171 career tackles with a medical redshirt… Saw action in four with 17 tackles for a loss and five fumble games last season, recording four tack- recoveries… Shares the Methodist single- les… Brother of Monarch offensive guard season record for fumble recoveries with Joshua Rusk… Lettered four seasons in four in the 2002 season… Led the team football at Laney High School in Wilming- in tackles last season with 81, including ton, N.C… High school head coach was 10 tackles for a loss and two quarterback Gordon Walters… Born: October 8, 1982… sacks…Had five games with double-figure Parents are Paul and Reita Rusk… Major totals in tackles… Recorded 12 tackles is Psychology. each against Emory & Henry, Greensboro and Shenandoah, plus 11 tackles against

Joshua Rusk Senior• 5-11/284 • Offensive Guard Wilmington, NC • Laney H.S. 58

Offensive lineman in his fourth season with the Methodist program… Elevated to var- sity last season after two seasons on the Junior Varsity team… Brother of Monarch linebacker Andrew Rusk… Should provide quality depth at offensive guard with his size and experience… Lettered four seasons in football at Laney High School in Wilmington, N.C… High school head coach was Gordon Walters… Selected All-Conference as a senior… Born: July 12, 1980… Parents are Paul and Reita Rusk… Major is History.

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Monarch career… Played on the Monarch letic Conference All-Academic selection… JV team as a freshman, followed by the A legitimate All-USA South hopeful and Lorenzo Sweeney last two seasons with the varsity… Should potential Division III All-American hopeful… Senior• 6-3/271 • Defensive End provide quality depth at inside linebacker… Should finish his Methodist career ranked Kernersville, NC • Glenn H.S. Has ideal size and tremendous strength for second all-time in rushing yards… Selected his position… Could play a key role on the second team All-USA South last season Methodist special teams… Lettered three after rushing for 514 yards on 99 carries seasons in football and two in wrestling at with six touchdowns… Also led the team in Hoggard High School in Wilmington, N.C… receiving with 304 yards on 20 receptions High school head coach was Scott Bras- with two touchdown receptions… Gained well… Was co-Captain as a senior… Born: a career-high 144 yards rushing on 17 December 8, 1982… Parents are Tommy carries with two touchdowns last season 99 and Patricia Underwood… Major is History against Ferrum… Also rushed for 107 Education. yards on 19 carries with three touchdowns against Chowan… Overcame a slow start to his sophomore season to rush for 276 yards on 60 carries with four touchdowns… A mainstay along the Monarch defen- Best game was 77 yards rushing on 10 sive front for the last two season… Third carries against Averett… Also rushed for season as a starter at defensive tackle/ Darmarcus Wilson 61 yards at Greensboro and 54 yards at Senior• 5-11/195 • Wingback defensive end… A legitimate All-USA South Shenandoah… Broke in impressively as a Fort Myers, FL • Riverdale H.S. Athletic Conference hopeful… A two-time freshman, leading the team in rushing with USA South All-Academic selection… Has 425 yards on 121 carries and two touch- 66 career tackles with five quarterback downs… Best game was a season-high sacks… A second team All-Dixie Intercol- 117 yards on 25 carries with a touchdown legiate Athletic Conference selection as against Averett… Also gained 85 yards a sophomore… Started eight games last rushing in his first collegiate start against season with 31 tackles and six tackles for Apprentice and 91 yards on 17 carries a loss… Recorded seven tackles each 9 against Christopher Newport… In addition against Southern Virginia and Greensboro to football, excels in track and field at Meth- and five against Averett… Started nine odist, where he is a six-time All-Conference games as freshman, recording 27 tackles selection… Lettered three seasons in foot- with four quarterbacks in his All-Confer- ball and track and field at Riverdale High ence sophomore season… Recorded eight One of the best running backs to ever don School in Fort Myers, Fla… High school tackles with one quarterback sack in six a Monarch uniform… Ranks third all- head coach is Kelly Lynch… Selected both games as a freshman in a reserve role… time at Methodist in career rushing yards All-Conference and All-Region… Born: Lettered three seasons in football and four (1,215), and fourth in both rushing attempts December 11, 1982… Mother is Barbara seasons in track and field at Glenn High (280) and rushing touchdowns (12)… Lighty… Major is Business Administration. School in Kernersville, N.C… High school Shares the Monarch single-game record head coach was Dickie Klein… Voted for rushing touchdowns (three) with five Best Defensive Lineman as a senior… other players… A two-time USA South Ath- Born: January 30, 1982… Mother is Janice Sweeney… Major is Computer Science with a minor in Math.

Craig Underwood Senior• 5-9/210 • Inside Linebacker Wilmington, NC • Hoggard H.S. 46

Begins his fourth season with the Meth- odist football program… Part of a strong bloodline of players from the Wilmington, N.C., area that play for the Methodist program… Has seen mainly reserve ac- tion and special teams action during his

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Jordan Allen Samuel Alston Aaron Barnes Bennie Boatman Sophomore • Offensive Guard Sophomore • Cornerback Junior • Running Back Freshman (R) • Offensive Tackle 6-0 • 264 5-10 • 155 5-9 • 167 6-1 • 288 Bladenboro, NC/Bladenboro HS Raleigh, NC/Milbrook HS Wilson, NC/C.B. Aycock HS Pavo, GA/Brooks County HS 6 2 3 7 5 1 4 1

Michael Brim Kenny Brown Sammy Bryan Erik Casteel Sophomore • Wide Receiver Sophomore • Noseguard Sophomore • Inside Linebacker Freshman (R) • Cornerback 6-2 • 195 5-10 • 283 6-1 • 230 5-10 • 149 Bear Creek, NC/Chatham Cent. HS Salisbury, NC/North Rowan HS Garner, NC/Wake Christian Siler City, NC/Jordan-Matthews HS 8 5 5 2 0 3 7

Larenzo Church-Smith Mason Clark William Delapp Max Dinges Sophomore • Running Back Freshman • Fullback Junior • Offensive Tackle Freshman (R) • Offensive Guard 5-9 • 167 6-0 • 212 6-2 • 280 6-1 • 289 Daytona Beach, FL/Warner Christian Parrish, FL/Palmetto HS Greensboro, NC/McMichael HS Lexington, NC/Lexington HS 2 2 7 7 8 3 2 3

James Ditrillio Blake Farrell Chris Gauntlett Michael Gayheart Sophomore • Inside Linebacker Freshman (R) • Outside Linebacker Sophomore • Free Safety Freshman (R) • Outside Linebacker 5-11 • 205 6-0 • 185 6-1 • 184 6-0 • 208 Daytona Beach, FL/Warner Christian Pittsboro, NC/Northwood HS Taveres, FL/Taveres HS Fort White, FL/Fort White HS 1 3 3 5 7 5 3 4

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Jason Gray Andrew Gurley Chuck Howard A.J. Huddleston Freshman (R) • Outside Linebacker Sophomore • Tight End Sophomore • Wide Receiver Sophomore • Tight End 6-1 • 218 6-2 • 231 5-6 • 175 6-5 • 205 Swansboro, NC/Swansboro HS Newport, NC/Croatan HS Morrow, GA/Morrow HS Waynesboro, GA/Burke County HS 4 1 8 2 4 6 5

Greg Hyslop Travis Jean-Claude Randolph Johnson Chris Jones Junior • Outside Linebacker Junior • Outside Linebacker Freshman (R) • Outside Linebacker Sophomore • Running Back 5-9 • 203 5-7 • 221 5-11 • 205 5-11 • 160 Bayville, NJ/Central Regional HS Miami, FL/Pace HS Richmond, VA/Hermitage HS Ocilla, GA/Irwin County HS 1 9 1 1 8 5 5

R.J. Jones Patrick Larkin Gabe Lawson Brandon McKoy Sophomore • Outside Linebacker Sophomore • Placekicker Junior • Free Safety Sophomore • Cornerback 6-1 • 231 6-5 • 202 6-0 • 208 5-9 • 173 Fuquay-Varina, NC/Fuquay-Varina HS Swansboro, NC/Swansboro HS Taylor, MI/Chadsey HS Apex, NC/Apex HS 8 1 2 2 4 8 0 2

Jeremy McSwain Sean Merritt John Northern Max Pope Junior • Running Back Freshman (R) • Defensive End Sophomore • Noseguard Junior • Outside Linebacker 5-6 • 155 6-0 • 226 5-9 • 234 5-10 • 181 Siler City, NC/Jordan-Matthews HS Chiefland, FL/Chiefland HS Wilmington, NC/Laney HS Clinton, NC/Midway HS 4 9 5 3 4 4 9 6

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Rodney Ray Daniel Rhone Irrington Roberts Chris Roncketti Junior • Defensive Tackle Sophomore • Wide Receiver Junior • Defensive End Junior • Quarterback 6-2 • 332 6-1 • 174 6-2 • 230 6-0 • 197 Wake Forest, NC/Rolesville HS Fayetteville, NC/Cape Fear HS Miami, FL/North Miami HS Fayetteville, NC/South View HS 7 9 7 3 7 2

Jonathan Sherman Fred Smith Kyle Smith Matthew Sposato Junior • Wide Receiver Freshman (R) • Inside Linebacker Freshman (R) • Defensive Tackle Junior • Inside Linebacker 6-1 • 215 5-11 • 196 6-1 • 257 5-11 • 232 Naples, FL/Collier HS Fitzgerald, GA, NC/Fitzgerald HS Apex, NC/Apex HS Cape Coral, FL/North Fort Myers HS 1 4 7 5 3 9 9 6

Eric Staley Derek Webster Chris Wilder Drew Wilkie Junior • Fullback Freshman (R) • Inside Linebacker Junior • Center Freshman (R) • Defensive Tackle 5-9 • 233 6-0 • 221 6-1 • 303 5-11 • 254 Cottondale, FL/Cottondale HS Deltona, FL/Deltona HS Spring Hope, NC/Southern Nash HS Siler City, NC/Jordan-Matthews HS 4 7 6 4 3 8 0

Lance Wilkie Jonathan Willis Sophomore • Defensive Tackle Junior • Center 6-0 • 278 6-0 • 315 Siler City, NC/Jordan-Matthews HS Enka, NC/Enka HS 9 5 6 1

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Head Coach Jim Sypult

you want your son to be around. The coaches are mentors to our guys who pledge their professional lives to them. We’re basically on call 24-7.”

Sypult was selected All-State both in football and basketball at East Fairmont High School in Fairmont, WV. He entered West Virginia Univer- sity in 1963 and started three seasons at free safety for the Mountain- eers. He helped lead West Virginia to the Liberty Bowl in 1964 and was selected team captain in 1966 as a senior. 13th season @ Methodist While at West Virginia, Sypult played for a coaching staff that included both Bobby Bowden (now the legendary head coach at Florida State) and Galen Hall (former Florida head coach and former quarterbacks Record: 58-61 coach for the Dallas Cowboys).

After receiving his bachelor’s degree in physical education 1967, Sypult Born: began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at West Virginia and Sept. 22, 1945 earned his master’s degree in safety education. At the age of 23, he be- came one of the youngest high school head coaches in the nation when Hometown: he took over the program at Elkins (WV) High School in 1968. Follow- Fairmont, WVa. ing three seasons at Elkins, Sypult was head coach for two seasons at Liberty High School in Virginia before turning his attention to the college Education: ranks. B.S. - Physical Ed. West Virginia Univ. (1967) He entered the college ranks in 1973 in his hometown of Fairmont, WVa, M.S. - Safety Ed. as defensive coordinator at NCAA Division II Fairmont State. Sypult West Virginia Univ. (1968) helped lead Fairmont State to a conference championship that season, and that attracted him to other possible suitors. The next season, he Family: became the defensive coordinator at Middle Tennessee State, where Wife - Sharron he served for five seasons under head coaches Bill Peck and Ben Hurt. Daughter - Jill Marcus That was followed by 12 seasons as defensive coordinator and admin- Grandchildren - istrative assistant at Davidson from 1979 to 1991, where Sypult served Zachary (6), Kyle (2) under Wildcat head coaches Ed Farrell and Vic Gatto. In between his stints at Davidson, Sypult took a two-year hiatus to coach professionally in Italy. He led the Bologna Towers from a 2-12 season to the Super Bowl Playoffs in Italy.

Sypult is married to Dr. Sharron Sypult, an assistant professor in English and Communications at Methodist. The Sypults have one daughter, Jill Marcus, who owns a cater- ing business. Recently, she was recognized as one of 25 top business people

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Entering his 13th season as head football coach at training ground for the NFL. They come here to get Methodist College, Jim Sypult has made impres- a great education and play a little ball while they’re sive strides throughout his tenure with the Monarch here. We want them to have high standards and program. Inheriting a fledgling three-year-old pro- enjoy a wonderful experience.” gram with a 2-28 record in 1992, Sypult has directed Methodist to a respectable and competitive level That extends from Sypult to his coaching staff. with a 58-61 mark. The Fairmont, WVa., native and “Dean” of USA South Athletic Conference head foot- “I have great coaches,” he said. “They are men that ball coaches has posted seven non-losing seasons in the last 10 years.

After his first Monarch team went 0-10, Sypult’s squads have won 53 percent of their games over the last 12 seasons. The improvement started in 1993 with a 4-6 finish, followed by consecutive 5-5 sea- sons in both 1994 and 1995 and the program’s first winning season - a 6-4 campaign in 1996.

The highlight of Sypult’s success came in 1997 when the Monarchs posted the best season in history of Methodist football with a 9-1 record and finished ranked 20th in the nation in NCAA Division III. In the 2000 season, the Monarchs won the unofficial Dixie Intercollegiate Conference championship with a 7-3 mark, and Sypult was honored as DIAC Coach of the year. In six of the last seven years, Methodist has also won the “unofficial” NCAA Division III North Carolina State championship.

Under Sypult’s tenure, 10 Monarchs have earned The Sypult File NCAA Division III All-Ameircan honors, while 19 play- ers have garnered first team All-Dixie Intercollegiate/ Coaching Experience USA South Athletic Conference honors. In addition, • 1992-Present Methodist the Monarchs have also produced a DIAC Defensive (Head Coach) Player of the Year and a DIAC Offensive Rookie of • 1979-1991 Davidson the Year. (Defensive Coordinator) • 1986-1987 Bologna (Italy) Towers “Methodist and I are a great fit,” Sypult said. “I coach (Head Coach) in the right place. I love my players and coaches, I • 1974-1978 Middle Tennessee State love the people I work with and I love Fayetteville. (Defensive Coordinator) We’re trying to be an elite team in NCAA Division III, • 1973 Fairmont State and we have the tools to do it.” (Defensive Coordinator) • 1971-1972 Liberty (Va.) HS His tenure at Methodist hasn’t been totally about X’s (Head Coach) and O’s. For Sypult, his overall philosophy concerns • 1968-1970 Elkins (WVa.) HS the overall person. (Head Coach) • 1967 West Virginia “We want our players to graduate. We’ve graduated (Graduate Assistant) about 90 percent of our players who have been with us for four years,” Sypult said. “We want our players to exhibit leadership and be role models on campus. Playing Experience We want them to have a satisfying social life on West Virginia University (1963-1966) campus. • Lettered three seasons at free safety • Member of the 1964 Mountaineer team that “Overall, I’m pleased with our players. This is not a played in the Liberty Bowl

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Dave Eaveson Stacy Cook Associate Head Coach/ Defensive Line/ Offensive Coordinator Special Teams Coordina-

Dave Eavenson, a 1996 graduate A former Monarch offensive line- of Methodist College, enters his man, Stacy Cook enters his fifth fifth year on the Monarch football season on the Methodist College staff as the offensive coordinator football coaching staff as the de- and wide receivers/quarterback fensive line coach. coach. This is also his fourth season as Associate Head Coach. This season will mark Cook’s fourth as a full-time as- sistant after being promoted from part-time in August of Since returning to Methodist, Eavenson has developed 2001. During his time on the coaching staff, Cook has the Monarchs into one of the top offensive teams in the developed the Monarchs into one of the more athletic USA South Athletic Conference. Last season, Methodist defensive lines. Over the past three seasons, Methodist ranked second in the conference in both total offense has ranked at or near the top in the USA South Athletic and rushing offense, and spent much of the season Conference in both quarterback sacks and tackles for ranked in the top 15 in the nation in rushing offense. Last losses. Five of Cook’s defensive linemen have garnered season’s team also became the first in school history All-DIAC honors, most notably All-American defensive to eclipse 2,000 yards rushing in a season. end Quincy Malloy in 2001.

In the 2000 season, Eavenson’s offensive ranked As a player, Cook was a four-year letterwinner at of- second in the conference in passing yards, while the fensive guard and a team captain as a senior in 1999. Monarchs ranked second in scoring offense and pass He was starter on the 1997 Methodist team that finished efficiency in 2001. In the 2002 season, Methodist led 9-1 and was ranked 20th in NCAA Division III. Cook was the conference in scoring offense and total offense. also named to the American Football Coaches Associa- tion (AFCA) Good Works Team as a senior. Prior to returning to Methodist, Eavenson coached for four seasons at Brockport State, an NCAA Division III In addition be being a student athlete at Methodist, school, serving the Golden Eagles as the defensive Cook was also a student athletic trainer. backs coach and recruiting coordinator. Cook, a native of Crescent City, Fla., graduated from Eavenson was a student assistant coach here at Methodist in 2000 with a bachelor’s degree in Sports Methodist from 1993-1996, coaching wide receivers Medicine and a minor in Physical Education. Cook is during that period. He received has bachelor’s degree married the former Latina Harvey, and the couple is from Methodist, and his master’s degree from Brock- proud parents of infant son Jeremiah Taron, born on port State. Eavenson and his wife, Jennifer, reside in

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Carl Funderburk Tyrone Jones Offensive Line Defensive Backs

Carl Funderburk enters his second A coach with familiarity to the USA season on the Methodist coaching South Athletic Conference, Tyrone staff as the offensive line coach. A Jones is a newcomer to the Meth- veteran of seven seasons as an odist coaching staff this season. offensive line coach, Funderburk He will be in charge of the Monarch contiuess to mold the Monarch offensive front one of defensive backs. the top offensive lines in the USA South Athletic Confer- ence, and the results are showing. Jones comes to Methodist following two seasons at former USA South Athletic Conference rival Chowan. In his first season in 2002, Methodist led the conference While at Chowan, the Temple Hills, Md., native was the in fewest quarterback sacks allowed with eight. The defensive line coach under head coaches Lou Saban Monarchs bested that last season, leading the confer- and Steve Gill, while also serving as special teams ence with only seven sacks allowed. coordinator. Prior to coming to Chowan, Jones served as a graduate assistant at Eastern New Mexico State, Funderburk joined the Methodist staff after a three-year where he helped lead the Greyhounds to two Lone Star stint as offensive line coach, recruiting coordinator Conference South Division Championships. and special teams coordinator at Bacone College in Muskogee, OK. Prior to Bacone, Funderburk served as A former standout defensive lineman at Chowan from offensive line coach for two seasons at Kemper Junior 1993-1996, Jones received is Bachelor of Science College in Booneville, MO. degree in Physical Education from Chowan, and his Master of Science degree in Physical Education from Before entering the collegiate coaching ranks, Funder- Eastern New Mexico State. As a player at Chowan, burk served at the high school level for eight seasons, Jones set both the school’s single-season and career including five as defensive coordinator at Roanoke records for quarterback sacks. Catholic in Roanoke, VA. He received his bachelor’s degree in History from Elon in 1989. In his spare time, Funderburk enjoys hunting and golf.

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Philip Murray Richard Trogdon Wide Receivers Running Backs

Back for his second season on Another newcomer to the Meth- the Monarch coaching staff is odist coaching staff this season, Philip Murray. In his first season Richard Trogdon comes aboard last year, Murray coached the as the running backs coach. Methodist defensive backs. This season, he moves across the line of scrimmage to be Trogdon joins the Methodist staff after completing his responsible for the wide receivers. collegiate playing career at NCAA Division II Wingate. During his four seasons at Wingate, the Stanley, N.C., Murray came to Methodist following a tremendous play- native lettered four seasons at both tight end and full- ing career at Columbia University in the Ivy League. He back under head coach Joe Reich. In addition, he was was a four-year letterwinner and three-year starter at selected all four seasons to the South Atlantic Confer- free safety for the Lions. Murray set the Columbia career ence Commissioner’s Honor Roll, and won the Wingate record for interceptions with 16, and was selected first football academic award as a freshman. team All-Ivy League as a sophomore and senior, and second team All-Ivy League as a junior. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Finance last spring from Wingate. A native of Mesquite, Texas, Murray received his bach- elor’s degree in History from Columbia in 2003.

Kerry Parker Linebackers

Col. Kerry Parker enters his fifth season as a volunteer assistant on the Monarch football coaching staff. This will be Parker’s third season coaching the Methodist lineback- ers after working with the running backs during his first two seasons.

Parker served 28 years in the United States Army as an officer in a wide variety of capacities before retiring in December. His final appointment was at Fort Bragg. Parker coached the Lightweight football team at the United States Military Academy at West Point from 1981-1983. He is a 1974 graduate of West Point, where Parker lettered one season at defensive end for the

2004 Methodist Cheerleaders

19 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 20032003 MonarchMonarch StatisticsStatistics Results Individual Statistics - Offense (4-5 Overall, 3-3 USA South) RUSHING G Att Yds Avg TD Long Yds/G Opponent W-L Score C. Roncketti 9 89 519 5.8 10 75 57.7 Southern Virginia W 38-0 D. Wilson 9 99 514 5.2 6 60 57.1 @ Guilford L 24-27 C. Latimer 4 61 441 5.4 1 37 110.2 Emory & Henry L 30-33 T. Jean-Claude 9 86 358 4.2 1 18 39.8 @ Averett * L 14-21 J. McSwain 5 24 227 9.5 3 53 45.4 @ Ferrum * W 37-34 A. Barnes 6 17 64 3.8 2 37 10.7 @ Christopher Newport * L 0-49 C. Jones 5 13 40 3.1 0 12 8.0 Chowan * W 50-24 E. Staley 3 5 40 8.0 0 14 Greensboro * W 19-7 13.3 Shenandoah * L 14-35 L. Church-Smith 4 10 32 3.2 0 15 8.0 * - USA South Game C. Howard 8 7 32 4.6 0 29 4.0 S. Smith 5 7 30 4.3 0 12 6.0 R. Lindor 4 8 27 3.4 0 11 6.8

Team Statistics PASSING G Att Comp Int Yds Pct TD C. Roncketti 9 115 56 4 793 48.7 6 Categories Meth. Opp. C. Laney 9 1 1 0 27 100.0 0 SCORING 226 230 D. Wilson 9 3 0 0 0 0 0 Points Per Game 25.1 25.6 Touchdowns 30 33 RECEIVING G No Yds Avg TD Long FIRST DOWNS 161 173 D. Wilson 9 20 304 15.2 2 47 Rushing 118 100 C. Howard 8 6 48 8.0 0 15 Passing 33 61 Penalty 9 12 D. Foster 6 5 107 21.4 2 46 RUSHING YARDS 2,316 1,632 D. Rhone 5 4 69 17.2 0 42 Yards Gained 2,590 1,899 K. Burgett 5 4 23 5.8 0 9 Yards Lost 274 267 J. Douglass 3 3 25 8.3 0 11 Attempts 454 413 M. Brim 3 2 100 50.0 1 53 Yards/Carry 5.1 4.0 C. Jones 5 2 45 22.5 0 40 Yards/Game 257.3 181.3 J. McSwain 5 2 27 13.5 0 22 Touchdowns 23 14 T. Jean-Claude 9 2 21 10.5 0 12 PASSING YARDS 820 1,406 Attempted 121 189 C. Latimer 4 2 16 8.0 1 11 Completed 57 97 A. Barnes 6 2 8 4.0 0 5 Interceptions 4 9 Yards/Game 91.1 156.2 TOTAL OFFENSE G Att. Rush Pass Total Avg/G Touchdowns 6 15 C. Roncketti 9 204 519 793 1,312 145.8 TOTAL OFFENSE 3,136 3,038 Total Plays 575 602 D. Wilson 9 102 514 0 514 57.1 Average per play 5.5 5.0 C. Latimer 4 81 441 0 441 110.2 Average per game 348.4 337.6 T. Jean-Claude 9 86 358 0 358 39.8 KICKOFF RETURNS 40-657 36-632 J. McSwain 5 24 227 0 227 45.4 PUNT RETURNS 15-86 19-185 A. Barnes 6 17 64 0 64 10.7 INTERCEPTIONS 9--1 4-117 C. Jones 5 13 40 0 40 8.0 FUMBLES-LOST 22-13 16-9 E. Staley 3 5 40 0 40 PENALTIES 57-581 51-505 13.3 Average 64.6 56.1 PUNTS 40 34 L. Church-Smith 4 10 32 0 32 8.0 Yards 1,554 1,235 C. Howard 8 7 32 0 32 4.0 Average 38.8 36.3 TIME-POSSESSION 28:49 30:14 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec. PR KR IR FR Yds Avg/G rd 3 DOWN CONV. 47/119 57/123 D. Wilson 9 514 304 0 163 0 0 981 Percentage 39% 46% 109.0 4th DOWN CONV. 12/20 5/19 Percentage 60% 26% J. McSwain 5 227 27 0 334 0 0 588 117.6 QB SACKS 13-112 7-45 C. Roncketti 9 519 0 0 0 0 0 519 57.7 FGs-ATTEMPTS 4-10 2-7 C. Latimer 4 441 16 0 10 0 0 467 116.8 PATs-ATTEMPTS 20-23 20-24 T. Jean-Claude 9 358 21 0 0 0 0 379 42.1 D. Foster 6 0 107 0 25 0 0 132 22.0 By Quarter 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total S. Smith 5 30 0 25 75 0 0 130 26.0 Methodist 86 63 36 41 226 M. Brim 3 0 100 0 0 0 0 100 33.3 Opponents 59 61 67 43 230 C. Jones 5 40 45 0 0 0 0 85 17.0 W. Lawton 7 0 0 25 56 0 0 81 11.6 20 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 20032003 MonarchMonarch StatisticsStatistics Individual Statistics - Defense/Special Teams

TACKLES/ASSISTS G UT A Tot PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long J. Shaw 9 19 62 81 W. Lawton 6 25 4.2 0 9 B. Harris 8 26 34 60 V. Quick 4 24 6.0 0 14 G. Hyslop 9 14 39 43 S. Smith 2 25 12.5 0 16 J. Jean 9 18 23 41 D. Lassiter 2 12 6.0 0 7 C. Barron 8 17 23 40 C. Gauntlett 1 0 0.0 0 0 J. Ditrillio 9 14 26 40 B. Grooms 9 14 20 34 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long J. Winders 9 6 27 33 J. McSwain 12 334 27.8 1 95 L. Sweeney 8 13 18 31 D. Wison 5 163 32.6 0 72 M. Pope 9 12 19 31 S. Smith 5 75 15.0 0 17 T. Smith 9 7 21 28 W. Lawton 3 56 18.7 0 25 R.J. Jones 8 15 12 27 D. Lassiter 3 48 16.0 0 22 K. Brown 8 11 11 22 D. Foster 5 25 5.0 0 9 S. Alston 8 13 6 19 C. Latimer 1 10 10.0 0 10 J. Porter 7 4 11 15 J. Winders 1 2 2.0 0 2 R. Orr 8 7 8 15 A. Cookfair 6 6 8 14 C. Laney 9 8 6 14 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC J. Howard 5 7 5 12 C. Laney 33 1311 39.7 75 2 4 A. Jones 4 4 6 10 T. Vandergrift 6 206 34.3 36 0 4 B. Farrell 6 4 6 10 P.J. Hance 1 37 37.0 37 0 0 C. Gauntlett 5 7 3 10 F. Smith 8 4 6 10 Tackles for Losses Quarterback Sacks W. Lawton 7 5 2 7 Player No. Yds Player No. Yds T. Jean-Claude 9 3 3 6 J. Shaw 10 36 R. Orr 3 23 L. Wilkie 3 3 3 6 B. Grooms 7 33 J. Howard 2 20 C. Howard 8 4 1 5 R.J. Jones 6 21 J. Ditrillio 2 18 M. Sposato 4 3 2 5 L. Sweeney 6 9 C. Barron 2 10 D. Lassiter 5 2 2 4 T. Smith 5 12 R.J. Jones 1 9 S. Bryan 1 0 4 4 J. Howard 4 28 G. Hyslop 1 8 A. Rusk 4 2 2 4 R. Orr 4 25 S. Bryan 1 7 S. Smith 5 3 1 4 C. Barron 4 15 T. Smith 1 4 J. Parker 3 0 3 3 G. Hyslop 4 13 C. Underwood 2 1 2 3 J. Ditrillio 4 7 J. Northern 3 3 0 3 M. Pope 3 11 Interceptions R. Ray 3 1 2 3 K. Brown 3 4 Player No. Yds I. Roberts 3 0 3 3 C. Laney 2 13 G. Hyslop 3 0 B. Cook 2 0 3 3 B. Harris 2 3 W. Lawton 2 0 C. Grey 2 1 1 2 S. Bryan 1 7 C. Gauntlett 2 -1 C. Dohoney 1 0 2 2 C. Howard 1 6 R.J. Jones 1 0 J. McSwain 5 0 2 2 J. Winders 1 4 M. Pope 1 0 B. Allen 2 0 2 2 J. Porter 1 2 P. Dewar 1 0 2 2 L. Wilkie 1 2 P. Larkin 9 1 0 1 Fumble Recoveries I. Roberts 1 1 A. Huddletson 3 0 1 1 Player No. A. Huddleston 1 1 D. Foster 6 1 0 1 G. Hyslop 2 J. Shaw 1 B. Grooms 1 M. Pope 1 K. Brown 1 R. Orr 1 L. Wilkie 1 C. Howard 1

21 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 20032003 MonarchMonarch SuperlativesSuperlatives METHODIST TEAM HIGHS AND LOWS OPPONENT TEAM HIGHS AND LOWS

Points Scored 50 – vs. Chowan (11/1/03) Points Scored 49 – by Christopher Newport (10/25/03) First Downs 22 – vs. Chowan (11/1/03) First Downs 24 – by Emory & Henry (10/4/03) Rushing Att. 58 – vs. Emory & Henry (10/4/03) Rushing Att. 54 – by Emory & Henry (10/4/03) Rushing Yards 357 – vs. Emory & Henry (10/4/03) Rushing Yards 311 – by Ferrum (10/18/03) Rushing TDs 4 – vs. Emory & Henry (10/4/03) Rushing TDs 3 – by Christopher Newport (10/25/03) 4 – at Ferrum (10/18/03) Pass Att. 38 – by Chowan (11/1/03) 4 – vs. Chowan (11/1/03) Pass Completions 20 – by Chowan (11/1/03) Pass Att. 19 – at Averett (10/11/03) Passing Yards 286 – by Chowan (11/1/03) Pass Completions 10 – at Averett (10/11/03) Passing TDs 4 – by Chowan (11/1/03) Passing Yards 147 – vs. Chowan (11/1/03) Total Offense 486 – by Christopher Newport (10/25/03) Passing TDs 3 – vs. Chowan (11/1/03) Penalties 9 – by Christopher Newport (10/25/03) Total Offense 495 – vs. Chowan (11/1/03) Penalty Yards 154 – by Christopher Newport (10/25/03) Penalties 9 – vs. Emory & Henry (10/4/03) Interceptions 2 – by Averett (10/11/03) 9 – at Averett (10/11/03) QB Sacks 1 – by Guilford (9/13/03) 9 – vs. Greensboro (11/8/03) 1 – by Emory & Henry (10/4/03) Penalty Yards 86 – at Ferrum (10/18/03) 1 – by Averett (10/11/03) Interceptions 4 – vs. Greensboro (11/8/03) 1 – by Christopher Newport (10/25/03) QB Sacks 4 – vs. Chowan (11/1/03) 1 – by Chowan (11/1/03)

METHODIST INDIVIDUAL HIGHS AND LOWS OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL HIGHS AND LOWS

Rushing Attempts 30 by Clarence Latimer at Averett (10/11/03) Rushing Attempts 39 by Chris Miller of Emory & Henry (10/4/03) Rushing Yards 171 by Clarence Latimer vs. E & H (10/4/03) Rushing Yards 171 by Chris Miller of Emory & Henry (10/4/03) Rushing TDs 3 by Damarcus Wilson vs. Chowan (11/1/03) Rushing TDs 1 by Micah Rusing of Guilford (9/13/03) Pass Attempts 19 by Chris Roncketti at Averett (10/11/03) 1 by Kyle Kiser of Guilford (9/13/03) Pass Completions 10 by Chris Roncketti at Averett (10/11/03) 1 by Chris Miller of Emory & Henry (10/4/03) Passing Yards 147 by Chris Roncketti vs. Chowan (11/1/03) 1 by Todd Woods of Emory & Henry (10/4/03) TD Passes 3 by Chris Roncketti vs. Chowan (11/1/03) 1 by Tracey Smithers of Averett (10/11/03) Receptions 4 by Damarcus Wilson at Averett (10/11/03) 1 by Dustin Hamoy of Ferrum (10/18/03) 4 by David Foster vs. Chowan (11/1/03) 1 by Moncrief Holmes of Ferrum (10/18/03) Receiving Yards 93 by David Foster vs. Chowan (11/1/03) 1 by George Jones of CNU (10/25/03) Total Offense 240 by Chris Roncketti vs. Chowan (11/1/03) 1 by Thomas Thornton of CNU (10/25/03) Total TDs 3 by Damarcus Wilson at Ferrum (10/18/03) 1 by Reggie Greene of CNU (10/25/03) 3 by Damarcus Wilson vs. Chowan (11/1/03) Pass Attempts 37 by Taylor Furlough of Chowan (11/1/03) Points 18 by Damarcus Wilson at Ferrum (10/18/03) Pass Completions 20 by Taylor Furlough of Chowan (11/1/03) 18 by Damarcus Wilson vs. Chowan (11/1/03) Passing Yards 286 by Taylor Furlough of Chowan Punt Average 48.8 by Colt Laney vs. E & H (10/4/03) (11/1/03) Field Goals 1 by Patrick Larkin vs. So. Virginia (9/6/03) TD Passes 4 by Taylor Furlough of Chowan (11/1/03) 1 by Patrick Larkin at Guilford (9/13/03) Receptions 8 by George Jones of CNU (10/25/03) Tackles 13 by Jackson Jean at Ferrum (10/18/03) Receiving Yards 190 by George Jones of CNU (10/25/03) QB Sacks 2 by Billy Grooms at Ferrum (10/18/03) Total TDs 4 by George Jones of CNU (10/25/03) 2 by Russell Orr vs. Chowan (11/1/03) Points 26 by George Jones of CNU (10/25/03) Interceptions 2 by Wayne Lawton vs. Greensboro (11/8/03) Punt Average 47.0 by Phillip Jones of CNU (10/25/03) Field Goals 2 by Travis Frazier of Guilford (9/13/03) Tackles 15 by Darren Venable of Ferrum (10/18/03) METHODIST LONGEST PLAYS QB Sacks 1 by Chris Ginton of Guilford (9/13/03) 1 by Jeremy Hagee of E & H (10/4/03) Rush 75 by Chris Roncketti vs. Chowan (11/1/03) 1 by B. Abernathy of Averett (10/11/03) Pass 53 by Chris Roncketti vs. Greensboro (11/8/03) 1 by Darren Venable of Ferrum (10/18/03) FG 40 by Patrick Larkin at Guilford (9/13/03) 1 by Tyrell Veney of CNU (10/25/03) Punt 75 by Colt Laney vs. Emory & Henry (9/13/03) 1 by Mike Lastra of Chowan (11/1/03) Kickoff Return 95 by Jeremy McSwain vs. So. Virginia (9/6/03) Interceptions 2 by Anthony Morris of Averett (10/11/03) Punt Return 16 by Shamon Smith at Ferrum (10/18/03) METHODIST LONGEST PLAYS

Rush 27 by Jermaine Pitts of Ferrum (10/18/03) Pass 68 by Phillip Jones of CNU (10/25/03) FG 34 by Travis Frazier of Guilford (9/13/03) Punt 55 by Craig Janney of Chowan (11/1/03) Kickoff Return 100 by Micah Rushing of Guilford (9/13/03) Punt Return 40 by Jovonn Quillen of CNU (10/25/03)

22 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 20032003 USAUSA SouthSouth AthleticAthletic ConferenceConference RecapRecap USA South Athletic Conference 2003 USA South Individual Statistics

2003 Standings RUSHING G Att Yds Avg TD Yds/G Overall Conf Holmes, FC 8 147 826 5.6 5 103.2 Team W L Pct. W L Pct. Frates, SU 10 200 894 4.5 9 89.4 Marin, CNU 11 153 814 5.3 8 74.0 Christopher Newport * 8 3 .727 5 1 .833 McGhee, SU 10 141 645 4.6 6 64.5 Shenandoah 8 2 .800 5 1 .833 Roncketti, MC 9 89 519 5.8 10 57.7 Ferrum 6 2 .750 3 2 .600 Averett 5 4 .556 3 3 .500 PASSING G Att Comp Int Yds Pct TD Methodist 4 5 .444 3 3 .500 Jones, CNU 11 255 144 6 1,706 56.5 9 Greensboro 3 7 .300 1 5 .167 Swann, AU 9 209 120 8 1,364 57.4 10 Furlough, CC 9 260 113 9 1,356 43.5 12 Chowan 2 7 .222 0 5 .000 Roberson, GC 10 250 112 20 1,043 44.8 9 * - USA South Champion Hogwood, SU 10 96 44 7 885 45.8 7

RECEIVING G No Yds Avg/C TD Avg/G All-USA South Athletic Conference Hughley, AU 9 38 412 10.3 3 4.22 First Team Jones, CNU 11 46 680 14.8 5 4.18 Offense Day, GC 9 31 359 11.6 3 3.44 Johnson, GC 9 27 251 9.3 1 3.00 RB - Mario Marin (CNU), Anthony McGhee (SU Floyd, CC 9 27 227 8.4 2 FB - Moncrief Holmes (FC) 3.00 QB - Phillip Jones (CNU) TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Total Avg/G WR - George Jones (CNU), Xavier Hair (CC) Jones, CNU 11 113 1,706 1,819 165.4 TE - Chris Silk (FC) Furlough, CC 9 83 1,356 1,439 159.9 Roncketti, MC 9 519 793 1,312 145.8 OL - Aaron Bennett (CNU), Tommy Fitzgerald (CNU), Swann, AU 9 -133 1,364 1,231 136.8 Lamont Moore (SU), Eric Gaskins (SU), Chris Ward (FC) Pitts, FC 8 392 505 897 112.1 Defense SCORING G TD Xpt FG Pts Roncketti, MC 9 10 6 0 66 DL - Brett Griffin (FC), Nick Tigue (AU), Tyrell Veney Frates, SU 10 9 0 0 54 (CNU), Cortney Gunter (GC), Jesse Levenson (SU) Wilson, MC 9 8 2 0 50 LB - Antonio McClenny (FC), Justin Wood (CNU), Ricky Hair, CC 9 8 0 0 48 Tattersall (GC), Kelvin Hutcherson (AU) Marin, CNU 11 8 0 0 48 DB - Darren Venable (FC), Ricky Peace (FC), Anthony KICK RETURNS G No. Yds Avg TD Morris (AU), Hosh Weekes (CNU) Smithers, AU 8 9 223 24.8 0 Delfin, SU 10 10 239 23.9 Special Teams 0 Peace, FC 8 12 280 23.3 RS - Jovonn Quillen (CNU), PK - Bryce Harrington (SU), 0 Wade, GC 9 11 211 19.2 P - Erik Naglee (GC) 0 Swinney, CC 8 10 159 15.9 0 PUNT RETURNS G No. Yds Avg TD Second Team Quillen, CNU 11 24 317 13.2 0 Hughley, AU 9 22 286 13.0 0 Offense Peace, FC 8 8 92 11.5 0 RB - Darmarcus Wilson (MC), Thomas Thornton (CNU) Floyd, CC 9 14 118 8.4 0 FB - Anthony Frates (SU) Garrett, AU 8 10 83 8.3 QB - Chris Roncketti (MC) 0 WR - Jeff Hughley (AU), Mike McVearry (SU) PUNTING G No. Yds Avg OL - Jonathan Byrd (MC), Karl Shackleford (SU), Jake Naglee, GC 10 68 2,814 41.4 Laney, MC 9 30 1,184 39.7 Schindler (CNU), Cliff Macklin (CNU), Pat Cavallario (CNU) Janney, CC 9 64 2,310 36.1 Murphy, FC 8 28 996 35.6 Defense Willard, SU 10 45 1,560 34.7 DL - Olando Holmes (CNU), Justin Patterson (GC), Ian TACKLES G UT A Tot Avg. Vincent (CNU), Jason Chandler (CNU), Brian Carter (SU) Cunningham, CC 9 57 40 97 10.8 LB - Jesse Hardesty (SU), Eddie Freeman (SU), Jermaine Tattersall, GC 10 46 61 107 10.7 Moore (AU), Matt Cunningham (CC) McClenny, FC 8 23 61 84 10.5 DB - Jovonn Quillen (CNU), Kenny Weaver (SU), Josh Hutcheson, AU 9 40 49 89 9.9 Horn (CNU), Mantron Davis (GC) Wood, CNU 11 56 46 102 9.3 INTERCEPTIONS G Int Yds TD Special Teams Weekes, CNU 11 5 76 1 RS - Ricky Peace (FC), PK - Erik Naglee (GC), P - Colt Peace, FC 8 4 81 0 Laney (MC) Morris, AU 9 4 135 2 Poindexter, FC 7 3 9 0 Hyslop, MC 9 3 0 0

23 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 20042004 OpponentOpponent InformationInformation Guilford Quakers Ferrum Panthers September 11 - Monarch Stadium - 1 p.m. October 16 - Monarch Stadium - 1 p.m.

Location: Greensboro, North Carolina Stadium: Armfield Athletic Center Location: Ferrum, Virginia Stadium: W.B. Adams Stadium (5,500) Founded: 1837 (3,500) Founded: 1913 Football Coach: Dave Davis Enrollment: 1,801 Football Coach: Mike Ketchum Enrollment: 1,000 Record @ FC: 51-45 (Nine Seasons) Nickname: Quakers Record @ GC: 52-76 (13 Seasons) Nickname: Panthers Overall Record: 51-45 (Nine Seasons) School Colors: Crimson & Gray Overall Record: 52-76 (13 Seasons) School Colors: Black & Gold SID: Gary Holden Affilliation: NCAA Div. III SID: Dave Walters Affilliation: NCAA Div. III SID Phone: (540) 365-4306 Conference: ODAC SID Phone: (336) 316-2107 Conference: USA South Last Year’s Game: Methodist, 37-34 President: Dr. Kent Chabatour Last Year’s Game: Guilford, 27-24 President: Dr. Jennifer Braaten 2003 Record: 6-2, 3-2 USA South Athletic Director: Marion Kirby 2003 Record: 2-8, 1-5 ODAC Athletic Director: Abe Naff Series Record: Ferrum Leads 8-4 Series Record: Guilford Leads 11-4 Salisbury Sea Gulls Christopher Newport Captains September 18 - Monarch Stadium - 1 p.m. October 23 - Monarch Stadium - 1:30 p.m.

Location: Salisbury, Maryland Stadium: Sea Gull Stadium (2,500) Location: Newport News, Virginia Stadium: POMOCO Stadium (3,100) Founded: 1925 Football Coach: Sherman Wood Founded: 1961 Football Coach: Matt Kelchner Enrollment: 6,700 Record @ SU: 27-22 (Five Seasons) Enrollment: 5,400 Record @ CNU: 19-12 (Three Sea- Nickname: Sea Gulls Overall Record: 27-22 (Five Seasons) Nickname: Captains sons) School Colors: Maroon & Gold SID: G. Paul Ohanian School Colors: Blue & Silver Overall Record: 19-12 (Three Seasons) Affilliation: NCAA Div. III SID Phone: (410) 543-6016 Affilliation: NCAA Div. III SID: Wayne Block Conference: ACFC Last Year’s Game: Cancelled (Weather) Conference: USA South SID Phone: (757) 594-7382 President: Dr. Janet Dudley-Eshbach 2002 Record: 7-2, 2-1 ACFC President: Sen. Paul Tribble Last Year’s Game: CNU, 49-0 Athletic Director: Dr. Michael Vienna Series Record: Tied 6-6 Athletic Director: C.J. Wollum 2003 Record: 8-3, 5-1 USA South Series Record: CNU leads 3-0 North Carolina Wesleyan Battlin’ Bishops Chowan Braves September 25 - Rocky Mount Athletic Complex - 1 p.m. October 30 - Garrison Stadium - 1 p.m.

Location: Rocky Mount, North Carolina Stadium: Rocky Mount Athletic Conplex Location: Murfreesboro, North Carolina Stadium: Garrison Stadium (3,500) Founded: 1956 Football Coach: Jack Ginn Founded: 1848 Football Coach: Steve Gill Enrollment: 1,000 Record @ NWC: First Season Enrollment: 750 Record @ CC: 2-7 (One Season) Nickname: Battlin’ Bishops Overall Record: First Season Nickname: Braves Overall Record: 2-7 (One Season) School Colors: Blue & Gold SID: Dan Dalton School Colors: Blue & White SID: Meredith Davies-Long Affilliation: NCAA Div. III SID Phone: (252) 985-5214 Affilliation: NCAA Div. III SID Phone: (252) 398-6286 Conference: USA South Last Year’s Game: N/A Conference: Independent Last Year’s Game: Methodist 50-24 President: Dr. Ian Newbould 2003 Record: N/A President: Dr. Chris White 2002 Record: 2-7, 0-6 USA South Athletic Director: John Thompson Series Record: First Meeting Athletic Director: Debbie Warren Series Record: Methodist leads 10-1

Emory & Henry Wasps Greensboro Pride October 2 - Fullerton Field - 1 p.m. November 6 - Jamieson Stadium - 1 p.m.

Location: Emory, Virginia Stadium: Fullerton Field (5,500) Location: Greensboro, North Carolina Stadium: Jamieson Stadium (10,000) Founded: 1836 Football Coach: Lou Wacker Founded: 1838 Football Coach: Neal Mitchell Enrollment: 950 Record @ EHC: 160-70 (22 Seasons) Enrollment: 1,170 Record @ GC: 7-13 (Two Seasons) Nickname: Wasps Overall Record: 160-70 (22 Seasons) Nickname: Pride Overall Record: 7-13 (Two Seasons) School Colors: Blue & Gold SID: Nathan Graybeal School Colors: Green & Silver SID: Bob Lowe Affilliation: NCAA Div. III SID Phone: (276) 944-6830 Affilliation: NCAA Div. III SID Phone: (336) 272-7102, ext. 279 Conference: ODAC Last Year’s Game: Emory & Henry Conference: USA South Last Year’s Game: Methodist 19-7 President: Dr. Thomas R. Morris 33-30 President: Dr. Craven Williams 2003 Record: 3-7, 1-5 USA South Athletic Director: Lou Wacker 2003 Record: 5-5, 3-3 ODAC Athletic Director: Kim Strable Series Record: Methodist leads 6-1 Series Record: Emory & Henry leads Averett Cougars Shenandoah Hornets October 9 - Monarch Stadium - 1 p.m. November 13 - Shentel Stadium - 1 p.m.

Location: Danville, Virginia Stadium: Cougar Field Location: Winchester, Virginia Stadium: Shentel Stadium (3,000) Founded: 1859 Football Coach: Mike Dunlevy Founded: 1875 Football Coach: Paul Barnes Enrollment: 1,000 Record @ AU: 7-11 (Two Seasons) Enrollment: 2,000 Record @ SU: 13-7 (Two Seasons) Nickname: Cougars Overall Record: 7-11 (Two Seasons) Nickname: Hornets Overall Record: 13-7 (Two Seasons) School Colors: Blue & Gold SID: Sam Ferguson School Colors: Blue, Red and White SID: Scott Musa Affilliation: NCAA Div. III SID Phone: (434) 791-5876 Affilliation: NCAA Div. III SID Phone: (540) 665-5417 Conference: USA South Last Year’s Game: Averett 21-14 Conference: USA South Last Year’s Game: Shenandoah, 35-14 President: Dr. Richard Pfau 2003 Record: 5-4, 3-3 USA South President: Dr. James A. Davis 2003 Record: 8-2, 5-1 USA South Athletic Director: Charles Harris Series Record: Methodist leads 3-1 Athletic Director: John Hill Series Record: Shenandoah Leads 3-0

24 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 MonarchMonarch FootballFootball RecordsRecords -- RushingRushing Individual Rushing Career Att. 588 DeCarlos West 1994-1997 Career Yards 2,759 DeCarlos West 1994-1997 Career TD 36 DeCarlos West 1994-1997 Season Att. 157 Corey Johnson 1993 Season Yards 744 DeCarlos West 1996 Season TD 16 DeCarlos West 1997 Game Att. 32 Keith Taparausky 1989 Game Yards 200 Greg McDonald 1999 Game TD 3 - Lamont Evans vs. Bridgewater 1994 3 - DeCarlos West vs. Apprentic 1997 3 - DeCarlos West vs. Guilford 1997 3 - DeCarlos West vs. Frostburg St. 1997 3 - Pat Mebane vs. Jacksonville 1998 3 - Victor Stewart vs. Hamp-Syd 1998 3 - Mike Friis vs. Ferrum 2002 3 - Darmarcus Wilson vs. Chowan 2003 3 - Chris Roncketti vs. Guilford 2004 3 - Mike Hill, vs. Emory & Henry 2004 All-Amercan tailback DeCarlos West (1994-1997) is Team Rushing Methodist’s single-season and all-time leading rusher Season Att. 470 2004 Season Yards 2,316 2003 Patrick Mebane 1998 7 Season TD 25 2005 DeCarlos West 1995 7 Game Att. 65 2001 Corey Johnson 1993 7 (vs. Guilford) Game Yards 461 1994 (vs. Gallaudet) Game TD 9 1994 (vs. Gallaudet) Career Rushing Leaders Player Yrs Yds 1. DeCarlos West 1994-97 2,759 Season Yardage Leaders 2. Darmarcus Wilson 2001-04 1,614 3. Lamont Evans 1993-96 1,587 Player Season Yds 4. Pat Mebane 1997-00 1,168 1. DeCarlos West 1996 744 5. Chris Roncketti 2002- 1,159 2. DeCarlos West 1994 731 6. Dedrick Gaddy 1994-97 1,057 3. DeCarlos West 1995 681 7. Greg McDonald 1999-00 872 4. Dedrick Gaddy 1997 676 8. Jeremy McSwain 2002- 737 5. Corey Johnson 1993 646 9. Maurice Washington 2001-02 721 6. DeCarlos West 1997 603 10. Keljin Adams 1993-96 673 7. Keith Taparausky 1989 575 8. Greg McDonald 1999 570 9. Chris Roncketti 2003 519 10. Darmarcus Wilson 2003 514 Career Attempt Leaders Player Yrs Att. 1. DeCarlos West 1994-97 558 Season Attempt Leaders 2. Patrick Mebane 1998-00 363 Player Season Att. 4. Darmarcus Wilson 2001-04 346 1. Corey Johnson 1993 157 4. Lamont Evans 1995-96 307 2. Keith Taparausky 1989 156 5. Chris Roncketti 2002- 248 3. Steve McNeil 1991 146 6. Greg McDonald 1999-00 237 4. DeCarlos West 1997 142 7. Brian Turner 1995-98 231 5. DeCarlos West 1996 141 8. Dedrick Gaddy 1995-97 204 6. DeCarlos West 1994 139 Kevin Taparausky led Methodist in 9. Corey Johnson 1993 157 7. Dedrick Gaddy 1997 136 10. Kevin Taparausky 1989 156 rushing with 575 yards during the 8. DeCarlos West 1996 136 program’s inaugural 1989 season 9. Patrick Mebane 1998 132 10. Greg McDonald 1999 129 Career Touchdown Leaders Player Yrs TDs Season Touchdown Leaders 1. DeCarlos West 1994-97 36 Player Season TDs 2. Chris Roncketti 2002- 25 1. DeCarlos West 1997 16 4. Darmarcus Wilson 2001-04 20 2. Hamilton Cuthrell 1994 13 3. Hamilton Cuthrell 1994 13 3 Chris Roncketti 2003 10 Lamont Evans 1995-96 12 4. Darmarcus Wilson 2004 8 6. Patrick Mebane 1998-00 11 Chris Roncketti 2002 8 7. Greg McDonald 1999-00 9 DeCarlos West 1994 8 8. Chico Corea 2001 7 7. Chris Roncketti 2004 7 Dustin Daniels 1999-01 7 Corey Johnson 1993 7

25 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 MonarchMonarch FootballFootball RecordsRecords -- PassingPassing Individual Passing Career Att. 690 Brian Turner 1995-98 Career Comp 329 Brian Turner 1995-98 Career Yards 5,539 Brian Turner 1995-98 Career TD 44 Brian Turner 1995-98 Career Long 90 yds Turner/Ray vs. Apprentice 1996 Season Att. 218 Dustin Daniels 2001 Season Comp 106 Brian Turner 1996 Season Yards 1,798 Brian Turner 1996 Game Attempts 39 Dustin Daniels vs. Guilford 2000 Game Comp 20 Ben Pope vs. Gallaudet 1993 Game Yards 297 Brian Turner vs. Chowan 1998 Game TD 4 Brian Turner vs. Chowan 1998

Team Passing Brian Turner Team Attempts 263 2000 (1995-1998) Team Comp 127 2000 holds a majority Team Yards 1835 1996 Team TD 16 1998 of the Method- ist single-game, single-season Season Yardage Leaders and career pass- Player Season Yards ing records 1. Brian Turner 1996 1,798 2. Brian Turner 1998 1,791 3. Dustin Daniels 2000 1,591 4. Brian Turner 1997 1,575 5. Dustin Daniels 2001 1,275 6. Chris Roncketti 2004 1,233 7. Ben Pope 1993 1,183 8. Chris Roncketti 2002 1,034 9. Oscar Braun 1994 993 10. Chris Roncketti 2003 793 Brian Turner 1997 11 Career Touchdown 5. Dustin Daniels 2000 10 Season Completion Leaders 6. Oscar Braun 1994 9 Pass Leaders Player Season Comp 7. Ben Pope 1993 8 Player Yrs Att. 1. Dustin Daniels 2000 125 8. Andy Rountree 1999 6 1. Brian Turner 1995-98 44 2. Brian Turner 1996 106 Chris Roncketti 2003 6 2. Dustin Daniels 1999-01 26 3. Dustin Daniels 2001 101 Chris Roncketti 2004 6 4. Chris Roncketti 2002- 16 4. Brian Turner 1998 99 4. Ben Pope 1992-93 11 5. Brian Turner 1997 98 5. Oscar Braun 1994 9 6. Chris Roncketti 2004 95 7. Ben Pope 1993 87 8. Chris Roncketti 2002 79 Career Yardage Leaders 9. Oscar Braun 1994 66 Player Yrs Yds 10. Chris Roncketti 2003 56 1. Brian Turner 1995-98 5,539 2. Dustin Daniels 1999-01 3,365 3. Chris Roncketti 2002- 3,060 Season Attempt Leaders 4. Ben Pope 1992-93 1,963 Player Season Att. 5. Oscar Braun 1994 993 1. Dustin Daniels 2000 259 2. Dustin Daniels 2001 218 3. Brian Turner 1996 214 Career Completion Leaders 4. Ben Pope 1993 212 Player Yrs Comp. 5. Brian Turner 1998 191 1. Brian Turner 1995-98 320 6. Chris Roncketti 2004 184 2. Dustin Daniels 1999-01 268 Chris Roncketti 2002 184 3. Chris Roncketti 2002- 230 8. Brian Turner 1997 169 4. Ben Pope 1992-93 130 9. Oscar Braun 1994 134 5. Oscar Braun 1994 66 10. Ben Pope 1992 117 Career Attempt Leaders Season Touchdown Player Yrs Att. 1. Brian Turner 1995-98 637 Pass Leaders 2. Chris Roncketti 2002- 483 Player Season TDs 3. Dustin Daniels 1999-01 554 1. Brian Turner 1998 16 Ben Pope set the Monarch single- 4. Ben Pope 1992-93 329 2. Brian Turner 1996 14 5. Matt Baldwin 1990-91 160 game completion mark (20-1993) 3. Dustin Daniels 2001 11

26 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 MonarchMonarch FootballFootball RecordsRecords -- ReceivingReceiving Individual Receiving Career Rec. 128 Antonio Wilkerson 1999-02 Career Yards 2098 Antonio Wilkerson 1999-02 Career TD 14 Len Bellamy 1994-97 14 William Ray 1995-98 Season Rec. 46 Len Bellamy 1997 Season Yards 819 Len Ballamy 1997 Season TD 9 William Ray 1998 Game Rec. 9 Len Bellamy vs. Hamp-Syd. 1997 9 William Ray vs. Chowan 1998 9 Jason Marion vs. Guilford 2000 9 Antonio Wilkerson vs. GC 2000 Game Yards 219 William Ray vs. Apprentice 1998 Game TD 3 William Ray vs. Apprentice 1998 3 Antonio Wilkerson vs. GC 2000

Len Bellamy (1994-1997) holds both single-game and single-season Methodist receiving records

Season Yardage Leaders Career Yardage Leaders Player Season Yds Player Yrs Yds 1. Len Bellamy 1997 819 1. Antonio Wilkerson 1999-02 2,098 2. William Ray 1998 801 2. Len Bellamy 1994-97 1,918 3. Jesse Iversen 1994 720 3. William Ray 1995-98 1,297 4. Len Bellamy 1996 686 4. Derek George 1993-96 1,216 5. Antonio Wilkerson 1999 639 5. Jesse Iversen 1994-95 1,109 6. Antonio Wilkerson 2002 513 6. Kenod Powe 1999-01 1,065 7. Jamal Williamson 1998 498 7. Jason Marion 1998-00 797 8. Antonio Wilkerson 2000 488 8. Darmarcus Wilson 2001-04 519 9. Antonio Wilkerson 2001 458 9. Jamal Williamson 1998 498 10. William Ray 1997 444 10. DeCarlos West 1994-97 444

Season Reception Leaders Career Reception Leaders Player Season Rec. Player Yrs Rec. 1. Len Bellamy 1997 46 1. Antonio Wilkerson 1998-02 128 2. William Ray 1998 40 2. Len Bellamy 1994-97 104 3. Len Bellamy 1996 39 3. Derek George 1993-96 92 Jesse Iversen 1994 39 4. William Ray 1998 66 5. Antonio Wilkerson 2001 36 5. Jason Marion 2000 62 6. Derek George 1993 35 6. Jesse Iverson 1995 61 7. Antonio Wilkerson 1999 34 7. Kenod Powe 2001 54 8. Antonio Wilkerson 2000 31 9. Darmarcus Wilson 2001-04 47 Jason Marion 2000 31 9. DeCarlos West 1994-97 40 9. Antonio Wilkerson 2002 27 10. Patrick Mebane 1998-00 30 10. William Ray 1997 26 Antonio Wilkerson rewrote the Methodist career receiving record Career Touchdown Leaders Season Touchdown Receptions book in the 2002 season with new Player Yrs TDs Player Season TDs marks for receptions (128) and 1. Len Bellamy 1995-97 14 1. William Ray 1998 9 yardage (2,098) William Ray 1997-98 14 2. Len Bellamy 1997 8 3. Jesse Iverson 1995 12 3. Len Bellamy 1996 6 4. Antonio Wilkerson 1999-02 11 Jesse Iverson 1995 6 5. Kenod Powe 2001 10 Jesse Iverson 1994 6 What is the longest Pass 6. David Foster 2000-2003 5 6. Kenod Powe 2001 4 Jason Marion 1999-00 5 Kenod Powe 2000 4 play in Monarch history? Derek George 1993-96 5 Jason Marion 1999 4 Quarterback Brian Turner 9. Jamal Williamson 1998 4 Jamal Williamson 1998 4 hooked up with William Ray Jermaine Flythe 1996 4 Jermaine Flythe 1996 4 on a 90-yard touchdown pass DeCarlos West 1994-97 4 Nick Munn 1992 4 Jamal Taylor 1993-94 4 in the Monarchs’ 16-13 defeat Nick Munn 1992 4 against Apprentice in 1996. Robert Barnhill 1990-91 4

27 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 MonarchMonarch FootballFootball RecordsRecords -- SpecialSpecial TeamsTeams Individual Kickoff Returns Halbert Adderly Career Returns 47 Halbert Addlerly 1998-99 (1998-1999) Career Yards 1170 Halbert Adderly 1998-99 holds Monarch Career Long 99 DeCarlos West 1994-97 Career TD 2 Rich Jennette 1990-92 career records 2 Britt Morton 1992-95 for kickoff returns 2 DeCarlos West 1994-97 and return yard- Season Returns 35 Keith Taparausky 1989 age, plus the Season Yards 806 Halbert Adderly 1999 Season TD 2 Rich Jennette 1992 single-season 2 Britt Morton 1993 record for return Game TD 1 Jeremy McSwain 2003 yardage. 1 Antonio Wilkerson 2002 1(2x) DeCarlos West 1996 1(2x) Britt Morton 1993 1 Rich Jennette 1992

Individual Punt Returns Career Number 69 Darrien Tucker 1996-98 Career Yards 944 Antonio Wilkerson 1999-02 Career Long 85 Antonio Wilkerson 2000 Career TD 2 Rich Jennette 1990-92 Phillip Keever Season Number 29 Jermaine Parks 1993 29 Darrien Tucker 1998 (1998-2001) Season Yards 433 Rich Jennette 1992 holds the Season TD 2 Rich Jennette 1992 Monarch career and single-sea- Individual Placekicking son records for Career Most Pts. 138 Tony Bugeja 1993-96 field goals. Career Most PAT 79 Tony Bugeja 1993-96 Career Most FG 23 Phillip Keever 1998-01 Long Field Goals 49 Patrick Larkin 2005 Season Most Pts. 48 Phillip Keever 2000 Season Most PAT 26 Tony Bugeja 1996 Season FG 10 Phillip Keever 2000 Game Most Pts. 13 Phillip Keever vs. Averett 2000 Game Most PAT 6 Patrick Larkin vs. Chowan 2003 Matt Halter 1998 21 6(2x) Tony Bugeja 1994,96 5. Phillip Keever 1999 19 Game FG 3 Phillip Keever vs. Averett 2000 Tony Bugeja 1995 19 3 Patrick Larkin vs. E&H 2004 Career PAT Leaders Individual Punting Player Yrs PATs Career Number 213 Julian Rodriguez 1997-00 1. Tony Bugeja 1993-96 79 Career Yards 6795 Julian Rodriguez 1997-00 2. Phillip Keever 1999-01 58 Career Average 36.3 Ben Pope 1991-94 3. Patrick Larkin 2003- 42 Career Long 86 Yards Thomas Stang 1991 4. Jeff Alton 1989-91 26 Season Number 64 Mark Gleason 1989 5. Matt Halter 1998 21 64 Ben Pope 1993 Season Yards 2401 Ben Pope 1993 Season Average 39.7 Colt Laney 2003 Career Kickoff Return Leaders Team Kickoff Returns Season Kickoff Return Leaders Player Yrs Yds Team Returns 71 1989 Player Season Yds 1. Herbert Adderly 1998-99 1,170 Team Yards 1065 1989 1. Herbert Adderly 1999 806 2. Antonio Wilkerson 1999-02 1,052 Team TD 2 1992, 1993 2. Kevin Taparausky 1989 666 3. DeCarlos West 1994-97 1,016 3. Wendell Futrell 1990 553 4. Kevin Taparausky 1989 666 Team Punt Returns 4. DeCarlos West 1996 499 5. Jeremy McSwain 2002- 610 Team Number 32 1998 5. Antonio Wilkerson 2001 482 Team Yards 472 1992 Team TD 2 1992 Career Punt Return Leaders Season Punt Return Leaders Player Seasons Yds Player Season Yds 1. Antonio Wilkerson 1999-02 944 Season PAT Leaders 1. Rich Jinnette 1992 433 2. Darrien Tucker 1996-98 857 Player Season PATs 2. Darrien Tucker 1998 392 3. Rich Jinnette 1990-92 441 1. Tony Bugeja 1996 26 3. Antonio Wilkerson 2001 308 4. Jermaine Parks 1993 208 2. Patrick Larkin 2004 25 4. Antonio Wilkerson 2000 287 5. Herbert Adderly 1998-99 194 3. Phillip Keever 2001 21 5. Antonio Wilkerson 2002 269

28 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 MonarchMonarch FootballFootball RecordsRecords -- DefenseDefense Individual Tackles Career Tackles 373 Trayfer Monroe 1995-1998 Season Tackles 135 Russell Seaton 1990 Game Tackles 21(2x) Trayfer Monroe vs. FSU 1997 & 98

Individual Interceptions Career Int 12 James Brown 1989-91 Career TD 2 Fred Ford 1997- 00 Career Long 88 Earl Fountain 1994 Season Int 6 James Brown 1990, 91 Game Int 3 Everett Larabee vs. Char. So. 1991 Individual Fumble Recoveries Career FR 7 Steve Burton 1992-95 7 Joe Arbogast 1989-90 Career Long 51 Eric Deese 1995 Season FR 4 Joe Arbogast 1990 Trayfer Monroe 1997 Angel Garcia 2001 John Shaw 2002

Individual Quarterback Sacks Career Number 24 Quincy Malloy 1998-01 Season Number 14 Quincy Malloy 2001 Game Number 6 Britt Morton vs. Bridgewater 1994 Jamaal Legette vs. Chowan 2001

All-American defensive end Quincy Malloy (1998- Individual Tackles/Loss 2001) holds the Monarch single-season and career Career TFL 67 Quincy Malloy 1998-01 records for both quarterback sacks and tackles for Season TFL 34 Quincy Malloy 2001

Season Tackle Leaders Career Tackle Leaders 3. Trayfer Monroe 1995-98 6 Player Season Tkls Player Yrs Tkls 4. John Shaw 2001- 5 1. Russell Seaton 1990 135 1. Trayfer Monroe 1995-98 373 Angel Garcia 1999-02 5 2. Russell Seaton 1989 130 2. Steve Burton 1992-95 368 Kenneth Hiscock 1997-00 5 3. Trayfer Monroe 1997 125 3. Quincy Malloy 1998-01 286 James Brown 1990-91 5 4. Steve Burton 1995 117 4. Britt Morton 1991-94 266 5. Trayfer Monroe 1998 116 5. Russell Seaton 1989-90 265

Season Sack Leaders Career Sack Leaders Player Season Sks Player Yrs Sks 1. Quincy Malloy 2001 14 1. Quincy Malloy 1999-01 24 2. Jamaal Legette 2002 9 2. Jamaal Legette 1999-02 19 3. Britt Morton 1994 8.5 3. Jimmy Summers 1996-98 18 4. Jamaal Leggette 2001 8 4. Shaun Bowman 1996-98 14 Eric Deese 1995 8 5. Fred Ford 1997-00 13.5

Season Interception Leaders Career Interception Leaders Player Season Int Player Yrs Int 1. James Brown 1991 6 1. James Brown 1990-91 12 James Brown 1990 6 2. Rich Pope 1990-92 7 3. Nevin Rayford 2004 4 Todd Holmes 1997-00 7 Jamar Brown 2000 4 Trayfer Monroe 1995-98 7 Fred Ford 1997 4 4. Jamar Brown 2000-01 6 Jermaine Parks 1993 4 Darrien Tucker 1996-97 6

Season Fumble Rec. Leaders Career Fumble Recovery Lead- Player Season Rcv ers 1. John Shaw 2002 4 Player Yrs FR All-American safety Trafer Monroe Angel Garcia 2001 4 1. Steve Burton 1992-95 7 (195-19998) holds the Monarch Trayfer Monroe 1997 4 Rich Pope 1990-92 7 career records for tackles. Joe Arbogast 1990 4 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 Season-by-SeasonSeason-by-Season LeadersLeaders Offense Defense

1990 Wendell Futrell 553 Rushing 1989 Keith Taparausky 666 Tackles Interceptions Year Player Yds Year Player Tkls Year Player Int 2004 Chris Ronketti 480 2004 John Shaw 75 2004 Nevin Rayford 4 2003 Chris Roncketti 519 2003 John Shaw 81 2003 Greg Hyslop 3 2002 Jeremy McSwain 368 Punt Returns 2002 Jamar Brown 89 2002 Jamar Brown 2 2001 Darmarcus Wilson 425 Year Player Yds 2001 Quincy Malloy 91 Jackson Jean 2 2004 Chris Fields 155 2000 Patrick Mebane 391 2000 Kenneth Hiscock 94 2001 C.C. Dunn 2 2003 Wayne Lawton 25 1999 Greg McDonald 570 1999 C.C. Dunn 66 2000 Jamar Brown 4 Shamon Smith 25 1998 Patrick Mebane 388 1998 Trayfer Monroe 116 1999 Todd Holmes 3 2002 Antonio Wilkerson 269 1997 Derrick Gaddy 676 1997 Trayfer Monroe 125 1998 Darrien Tucker 3 2001 Antonio Wilkerson 308 1996 DeCarlos West 744 1996 Trayfer Monroe 99 Halbert Adderly 3 2000 Antonio Wilkerson 287 1995 DeCarlos West 681 1995 Steve Burton 117 1997 Fred Ford 4 1999 Halbert Adderly 194 1994 DeCarlos West 704 1994 Steve Burton 69 1996 Johnnie Caldwell 2 1998 Darrien Tucker 392 1993 Corey Johnson 646 1993 Steve Burton 94 Trayfer Monroe 2 1997 Darrien Tucker 261 1992 Jamelle Ushery 236 1992 Steve Burton 88 Jerome Crews 2 1996 Darrien Tucker 204 1991 Jhavel Cain 479 1991 James Brown 90 Travis Phillips 2 1995 Jesse Iverson 74 1990 Steve McNeil 517 1990 Russell Seaton 135 1995 Eric Deese 2 1994 Mike Shea 51 1989 Keith Taparausky 575 1989 Russell Seaton 130 Jerome Crews 2 1993 Jermaine Parks 208 1994 Stacey Bolton 3 1992 Rich Jinnette 433 1993 Jermaine Parks 4 1991 James Brown 129 1992 Rich Pope 2 Passing 1990 James Brown 53 Tackles For Loss 1991 James Brown 6 Year Player Yds 1989 Michael Mandile 55 Year Player Tkls 2004 Chris Roncketti 1,233 2004 Lorenzo Sweeney 9 1990 James Brown 6 2003 Chris Roncketti 793 2003 John Shaw 10 1989 Michael Mandile 3 2002 Chris Roncketti 1,034 2002 Jamaal Leggette 20 2001 Dustin Daniels 1,275 Total Offense 2001 Quincy Malloy 34 2000 Dustin Daniels 1,591 Year Player Yds 2000 Quincy Malloy 18 Fumble Recoveries 2004 Chris Roncketti 1,713 1999 Andy Rountree 785 1999 Quincy Malloy 16 Year Player Rec. 2003 Chris Roncketti 1,312 1998 Brian Turner 1,791 1998 Tavares Hunter 6 2004 Justin Porter 2 2002 Chris Roncketti 1,194 1997 Brian Turner 1,575 1997 Sigmund Platt 11 Daryl Lawrence 2 2001 Dustin Daniels 1,324 1996 Brian Turner 1,798 1996 Jimmy Summers 11 Lorenzo Sweeney 2 2000 Dustin Daniels 1,557 1995 Brian Goff 748 1995 Eric Deece 11 2003 Greg Hyslop 2 1999 Andy Rountree 770 1994 Oscar Braun 993 1994 Britt Morton 11 2002 John Shaw 4 1998 Brian Turner 1,791 1993 Ben Pope 1,183 1993 Steve Burton 8 2001 Angel Garcia 4 1997 Brian Turner 1,554 1992 Ben Pope 629 1992 Bret Gross 7 2000 Dwens Jean-Pierre 3 1996 Brian Turner 1,801 1991 Matt Baldwin 254 1991 Rick Foutz 13 1999 Kenneth Hiscock 2 1995 Brian Goff 1,000 1990 Matt Baldwin 434 1990 Rick Foutz 6 1998 Seven Players 1 1994 Oscar Braun 966 1989 Rich Pope 151 Russell Seaton 6 1997 Trayfer Monroe 4 1993 Ben Pope 1,210 1989 Randy Brewington 5 1996 Trayfer Monroe 2 1992 Ben Pope 591 Leon Clark 2 1991 Jhavel Cain 479 1995 Steve Burton 3 Receiving 1990 Steve McNeil 517 1994 Tyrone Mathis 2 Year Player Yds 1989 Keith Taparausky 575 Quarterback Sacks 2004 Jerald Robinson 198 Year Player Sks Simon Goode 2 2003 Darmarcus Wilson 304 Lorenzo Sweeney 4 Oscar Braun 2 2002 Antonio Wilkerson 513 2003 Russell Orr 3 1993 Steve Burton 3 Scoring 2002 Jamaal Legette 9 1992 Britt Morton 2 2001 Antonio Wilkerson 458 Year Player Pts 2000 Antonio Wilkerson 488 2001 Quincy Malloy 14 Allen Lasater 2 2004 Darmarcus Wilson 58 1999 Antonio Wilkerson 639 2000 Anthony Hibbert 6.5 Eric Abendschein 2 2003 Chris Roncketti 66 1998 William Ray 803 1999 Quincy Malloy 4 Bret Gross 2 2002 Chris Roncketti 50 1997 Len Bellamy 819 1998 Jimmy Summers 7 Jason Breedlove 2 2001 Phillip Keever 45 1996 Len Bellamy 686 1997 Jimmy Summers 6 Steve Szakal 2 2000 Phillip Keever 48 1995 Jesse Iverson 389 Shaun Bowman 6 1991 James Brown 3 1999 Greg McDonald 42 1994 Jesse Iverson 720 1996 Jimmy Summers 5 1990 Joseph Arbogast 4 1998 William Ray 54 1993 Derek George 379 1995 Eric Deese 8 1989 Joseph Arbogast 3 1997 DeCarlos West 102 1992 Nick Munn 423 1994 Steve Burton 8.5 1996 DeCarlos West 50 1991 Cedric Wright 165 1993 Earl Fountain 6.5 1995 DeCarlos West 42 1990 Mike Holloman 238 1992 Rick Foutz 4 1994 DeCarlos West 60 1989 Keith Taparausky 99 1991 Rick Foutz 3 1993 Corey Johnson 42 1990 Russell Seaton 3 1992 Rich Jinnette 24 1989 Russell Seaton 4 Nick Munn 24 Kick-Off Returns 1991 Jeff Alton 13 Year Player Yds 1990 Robbie Barnhill 24 2004 Jeremy McSwain 276 1989 Keith Taparausky 18 2003 Jeremy McSwain 334 2002 Antonio Wilkerson 329 2001 Antonio Wilkerson 482 2000 Antonio Wilkerson 191 Linebacker Jimmy 1999 Halbert Adderly 806 1998 Halbert Adderly 364 Summers is the only 1997 DeCarlos West 231 player in Monarch his- 1996 DeCarlos West 499 tory to lead the team 1995 Lamont Evans 222 1994 Jesse Iverson 179 in quarterback sacks 1993 Jermaine Parks 266 for three straight 1992 Rich Jinnette 392 seasons 1991 James McMillan 212 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 MonarchMonarch PostseasonPostseason HonorsHonors All-Americans

Rich Jinnette Britt Morton Tony Bugeja Keljin Adams Leon Clark 1992 - Second Team 1994- Third Team 1996- Hon. Mention 1996 - First Team 1996 - Hon. Mention

Trayfer Monroe Randal Webster DeCarlos West Jason Marion Quincy Malloy 1997 - First Team 1997 - First Team 1997 - Hon. Mention 2000 - Hon. Mention 2000 - Hon. Mention 1998 - First Team 2001 - First Team

All-DIAC/USA South DIAC/USA South Postsea- son Honors First Team All-DIAC/USA South Second Team All-DIAC/USA 2000 C.C. Dunn (DB) South Dixie Intercollegiate Fred Ford (DB) 2000 Jamar Brown (DB) Defensive Player of the Year Anthony Hibbert (DL) Mike Brumble (FB) 2001 Quincy Malloy (DE) Ken Hiscock (LB) Dustin Daniels (QB) Phillip Keever (PK) Jason McCarty (LB) 2001 Jamar Brown (DB) Dixie Intercollegiate Quincy Malloy (DE) C.C. Dunn (DB) Offensive Rookie of the Year Jason Marion (TE) 2002 Chris Roncketti (QB) Brandon Muffett (OL) 2002 Todd Burney (OL) Antonio Wilkerson (WR) Lorenzo Sweeney (DL)

2001 Mike Brumble (FB) 2003 Jonathan Byrd (OL) Todd Burney (OL) Colt Laney (P) Jamaal Legette (DE) Chris Roncketti (QB) Quincy Malloy (DE) Darmarcus Wilson (HB) Antonio Wilkerson (WR) 2004 Jonathan Byrd (OG) 2004 Lorenzo Sweeney (DT) Gary Futch (OT) Jackson Jean (CB) David Leonard (FB) Chris Roncketti Chris Roncketti (QB) METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 MonarchMonarch HistoryHistory && CoachingCoaching RecordsRecords

Season-by-Season Records

Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Head Coach 1989 0-10 .000 John Crea 1990 0-10 .000 John Crea 1991 2-8 .200 John Crea 1992 0-10 .000 Jim Sypult 1993 4-6 .400 Jim Sypult 1994 5-5 .500 Jim Sypult 1995 5-5 .500 Jim Sypult 1996 6-4 .600 Jim Sypult 1997 9-1 .900 Jim Sypult 1998 7-3 .700 Jim Sypult John Crea 1999 3-7 .300 Jim Sypult 1989-1992 2000 7-3 .700 Jim Sypult 2-28 2001 5-5 .500 3-3 .500 Jim Sypult 2002 3-7 .300 2-4 .333 Jim Sypult 2003 4-5 .444 3-3 .500 Jim Sypult 2004 7-3 .700 4-2 .667 Jim Sypult

Monarch Series Records Opponent W L 1st Game Apprentice 6 8 1989 Averett 4 1 2000 Bridgewater 5 4 1989 Catholic 0 4 1991 Jim Sypult 1992-Present Charleston Southern 1 2 1991 65-64 Chowan 11 1 1993 Christopher Newport 0 4 2001 Cumberland 0 2 1989 Davidson 4 6 1989 Emory & Henry 2 2 2001 Ferrum 5 8 1989 Frostburg State 2 7 1992 Gallaudet 2 0 1993 Greensboro 7 1 1997 Guilford 5 11 1989 Hampden-Sydney 3 7 1989 Jacksonville 1 0 1998 Maryville 3 5 1989 North Carolina Wesleyan 1 0 2004 Randolph-Macon 0 2 1989 Salisbury 5 8 1991 Shenandoah 0 4 2001 Southern Virginia 1 0 2003 Methodist and Guilford have met each season on Thomas More 0 1 1999 gridiron since the Monarchs’ inaugural season in Washington & Lee 0 2 1989 1989. The Quakers are the only team that Methodist has played each season in its existence.

32 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 Season-by-SeasonSeason-by-Season ResultsResults Head Coach: John Crea 1995 (5-5) Chowan W 31-13 2001 (5-5) 1989 (0-10) @ Guilford L 10-16 Cumberland L 7-34 Emory & Henry L 16-20 @ Salisbury L 19-34 @ Washington & Lee L 0-47 @ Guilford L 6-28 Apprentice W 35-30 Apprentice L 0-25 @ Salisbury W 28-27 Bridgewater W 27-3 @ Ferrum L 0-49 Apprentice W 41-15 @ Davidson W 16-14 Bridgewater L 0-47 @ Averett W 30-6 @ Ferrum L 13-20 Davidson L 0-52 @ Ferrum L 10-28 Maryville W 23-13 @ Randolph-Macon L 0-49 @ C. Newport L 27-41 @ Hampden-Sydney L 13-29 Maryville L 13-34 Chowan W 37-31 Frostburg State L 0-7 @ Hampden-Sydney L 7-42 Greensboro W 34-22 @ Guilford L 6-44 Shenandoah L 12-17 1996 (6-4) @ Chowan W 21-18 2002 (3-7) 1990 (0-10) Guilford W 21-12 Cumberland L 12-43 @ Emory & Henry W 25-15 Salisbury L 21-28 Washington & Lee L 0-10 Guildord L 18-41 @ Apprentice L 13-16 Apprentice L 6-13 Salisbury L 20-45 @ Bridgewater W 15-14 Ferrum L 7-77 @ Apprentice L 14-34 Davidson W 42-13 Bridgewater L 13-43 Averett W 43-0 Ferrum W 24-17 Davidson L 7-49 Ferrum L 20-23 (OT) Randolph-Macon L 7-20 Christopher Newport L 9-20 @ Maryville W 31-24 Maryville L 6-24 @ Chowan W 32-0 Hampden-Sydney L 14-17 Hampden-Sydney L 12-69 @ Greensboro L 3-14 @ Frostburg State L 17-38 Guilford L 21-41 @ Shenandoah L 12-20

1997 (9-1) 2003 (4-5) 1991 (2-8) Chowan W 25-20 Charleston Southern W 18-8 Southern Virginia W 38-0 @ Guilford W 26-19 @ Guilford L 0-34 @ Guilford L 24-27 Apprentice W 27-13 @ Salisbury L 0-41 Emory & Henry L 30-33 @ Salisbury W 29-22 Apprentice L 14-34 @ Averett L 14-21 (OT) Bridgewater L 0-34 @ Ferrum W 37-34 Bridgewater W 18-0 Davidson W 30-28 @ Christopher Newport L 0-49 @ Davidson W 19-16 @ Catholic L 0-20 Chowan W 54-20 @ Ferrum L 12-31 Maryville L 6-27 Greensboro W 19-7 Greensboro W 41-12 @ Hampden-Sydney L 7-54 Shenandoah L 14-35 @ Hampden-Sydney W 7-0 @ Ferrum L 3-45 (OT) Frostburg State W 40-12 2004 (7-3) Guilford W 45-17 Head Coach: Jim Sypult Salisbury L 3-7 1992 (0-10) 1998 (7-3) @ North Carolina Wesleyan W 21-20 @ Charleston Southern L 19-20 @ Chowan W 37-16 @ Emory & Henry W 36-27 Guilford L 7-37 Guilford L 0-9 Averett W 36-34 Salisbury L 21-41 Salisbury W 21-7 Ferrum W 36-18 @ Apprentice L 0-49 @ Apprentice W 38-20 Christopher Newport L 10-24 Catholic L 21-27 Ferrum L 19-22 @ Chowan W 28-0 @ Bridgewater L 0-27 (OT) @ Greensboro W 18-14 Davidson L 6-27 @ Jacksonville W 35-26 @ Maryville L 6-34 Davidson L 0-26 Hampden-Sydney L 3-14 @ Greensboro W 47-9 @ Frostburg State L 14-35 Hampden-Sydney W 40-14 @ Frostburg State W 20-14 1993 (4-6) Chowan W 16-13 1999 (3-7) @ Guilford W 14-7 Chowan L 14-25 @ Salisbury L 19-33 @ Guilford L 16-21 Apprentice L 6-42 @ Salisbury L 6-21 Bridgewater W 17-14 Frostburg State L 10-24 @ Davidson L 7-35 @ Ferrum W 16-14 @ Gallaudet W 36-0 @ Catholic L 21-49 Maryville W 17-0 Wesley L 20-34 @ Hampden-Sydney L 7-35 Greensboro W 32-29 Frostburg State L 23-47 @ Thomas More L 13-24 Apprentice W 38-37 1994 (5-5) @ Chowan W 24-9 2000 (7-3) Guilford L 12-13 @ Chowan W 22-9 Salisbury W 21-18 Guilford W 24-13 @ Apprentice L 28-42 Salisbury W 17-14 @ Bridgewater W 28-7 @ Frostburg State L 6-27 Davidson L 6-9 Ferrum W 10-7 Gallaudet W 73-14 Catholic L 9-13 @ Maryville L 13-18 @ Wesley L 6-48 Hampden-Sydney W 24-20 @ Greensboro W 34-26 @ Frostburg State L 17-50 Averett W 51-2 @ Apprentice W 30-8

33 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 MonarchMonarch FootballFootball FacilitiesFacilities

MonarchMonarch StadiumStadium

Monarch Stadium, the home of the Monarchs since the football pro- Monarch gram’s infancy in 1989, serves as Stadium “Home“Home ofof the center of our 600-acre campus for football, women’s lacrosse and track and field. The stadium has a Opened: 1989 thethe two-story press box, and in 1999 Capacity: 800 (Seats) added chair-back seating for 800 1,500 (Overall) fans. An added feature for Monarch First Game: Sept. 9, 1989 Monarchs”Monarchs” fans is the grass hill-side surround- Cumberland 34 ing half of Monarch Stadium. Methodist 7

In the summer of 2000, Methodist resurfaced its track to a modern, rubberized surface. The track & field facility meets all NCAA standards and is one of the top outdoor facili- ties in NCAA Division III.

Prior to the birth of football at Meth- odist, the facility served as the home of the Methodist soccer program.

In addition to Monarch Stadium, the Methodist football program has the luxury of the Methodist Football Fieldhouse (right), located ap- poximately 75 yards from Monarch Stadium.

34 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 ThisThis isis MethodistMethodist CollegeCollege Located on 617 acres along the Cape Fear River in Fayetteville, N.C., Methodist College provides an education and environment that are top-quality, yet affordable. Offering associate and bachelor’s degrees in 52 majors and concentrations plus a master’s degree in physician assistant studies, Methodist is a small college with big opportunities.

Over the last 16 years, Methodist College has es- tablished itself as one of the premier private small colleges in the Southeast. It’s also experienced tre- mendous growth in process. In this time period, the college has almost doubled its enrollment, construct- ed 15 new buildings, added close to 20 majors and concentrations and supplemented the undergraduate educational program and its first master’s program.

Founded and chartered in 1956 and opened in 1960, Methodist is a private, co-educational college with just over 2,000 students that boasts a 17-to-1 student-to-faculty ratio. The Methodist student body comes from 48 states and 37 countries. Students are encouraged to get involved and achieve academic success through day, evening and on-line courses, more than 70 student clubs and organizations, and 19 NCAA Division III intercollegiate athletic teams.

With six nationally-accredited academic programs and seven pre-professional programs, the college offers majors in seven disciplines – business and economics, education and physical education, fine arts, humanities, medical science, science and math- ematics and social science. The Fine Arts Division, with degrees ranging from several tracks in music to theatre to art and fine arts management, is a prime example of the successful blend of character prepa- ration and the liberal arts core that has become a trademark of Methodist College.

Established in the North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church and a group of Cumberland County civic leaders, Methodist College is also a vital community resource. Thousands of people visit the campus each year for culteral events, student performances, seminars, lectures and athletic events. The campus consists of 32 buildings, athletic fields, an 18-hole golf course, a three-and-a-half mile nature trail and an amphitheater,

The College strives to continue serving its students and the region with top-quality educational opportuni- ties. Visit www.methodist.edu or call (800) 488-7110, toll-free, today and learn more about Methodist Col- lege. Explore your opportunities.

35 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 MethodistMethodist AdministrationAdministration Dr. Elton Hendricks - President In his 20 years as the President of Methodist College, Dr. Elton Hendricks has matured the growth of the small, private school in Fayetteville, N.C., into one of the premier small private colleges in the Southeast. Under his guidance, en- rollment has more than doubled, new curriculum and sports have been added and 11 new buildings and facilities have been built on campus. Through Dr. Hendricks’ efforts, Methodist has become one of the fastest-growing private colleges in North Carolina.

Prior to assuming the Presidency at Methodist in September of 1983, Dr. Hen- dricks served six years as Academic Dean at Randolph-Macon College in Ash- land, Va. He also taught physics for four years – three at his alma mater, Wofford College in Spartanburg, S.C., and one year at Eisenhower College in Seneca Falls, N.Y., and served two years as Director of Admissions at Wofford. From 1957-1961, Dr. Hendricks was a naval flight officer in the United States Navy.

Dr. Hendricks holds four degrees. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree in history from Wofford, his Master of Divinity degree from Duke University, his Ph.D in physics from the University of South Carolina and an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree from Wofford. Dr. Hendricks is an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church and preaches frequently throughout North Carolina. He and his wife, Jerry, have three grown children: Joyce Lynn, Leslie Patricia and George Elton. They also have three grandchildren.

Bob McEvoy - Athletic Director In August, 1998, Bob McEvoy assumed the duties of Athletic Director at Methodist College. As Athletic Director, McEvoy is responsible for the overall management of Methodist’s 19 varsity athletic teams. During his tenure, the Monarchs have finished in the Top 15 percent of the NCAA Division III Sears Director’s Cup All- Sports Trophy for the last six years. McEvoy also serves as Vice President of the USA South Athletic Conference, and is on the National Committee for the NCAA Division III Men’s Basketball Championships.

In addition to being Methodist’s Assistant Athletic Director from 1995-1998, McE- voy also served seven seasons as the men’s head basketball coach from 1992 to 1999. During that period, the Monarchs rose from a struggling program to a championship-caliber program in the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

McEvoy’s 1996-97 Methodist squad had the best season in program history, capturing the DIAC regular season and tournament championships and advanc- ing to the “Elite Eight” of the NCAA Division III National Tournament with a 22-8 record.

Prior to his arrival at Methodist, McEvoy was boy’s head basketball at Cape Fear High School in Fayetteville following a seven-year stint as men’s head basketball coach UNC-Greensboro. McEvoy was part of the Spar- tans’ rise from NCAA Division III to NCAA Division I status, and he led UNC-Greensboro to back-to-back DIAC championships in 1987 and 1988. He is the winningest head coach in UNC-Greensboro men’s basketball history.

Other coaching stops for McEvoy include two years as Athletic Director and men’s head basketball coach at Mount Olive, two years as assistant men’s basketball coach at UNC-Pembroke, four years as boy’s head bas- ketball coach at Douglas Byrd High School in Fayetteville, one season as boy’s head basketball coach at Cape Fear High School in Fayetteville, and one season as a graduate assistant at East Carolina.

McEvoy earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Kent State in 1973, where he lettered three seasons in basketball for the Golden Flash. McEvoy was team captain as a senior and was selected once as honorable mention All-Mid-American Athletic Conference. He received his master’s degree in education from East Caro- lina in 1976. Bob and his wife, Pam, have two children – Mike and Lindsey. Mike is a junior basketball player at Methodist, while Lindsey is a freshman at Meredith College in Raleigh, N.C.

36 METHODIST MONARCH FOOTBALL 2004 USAUSA SouthSouth AthleticAthletic ConferenceConference The USA South might be the newest name in Division III athletics, but that doesn’t mean the eight-team league is new on the scene. One of the oldest Division III leagues in the nation, the USA South was born as the Dixie Conference in 1963 when six schools with similar philosophies of academics and athletics joined as founding members. Those colleges were: Charlotte College (now UNC Charlotte), College of Charleston (S.C.), Methodist College, North Carolina Wesleyan College, and St. Andrews Presbyterian College. The basis for the new athletic conference was that participation would be strictly amateur, and thus no athletically awarded financial aid or athletic scholarships would be awarded.That philosophy still exists today.

In January 2003, it was announced that the Dixie would change its name to the USA South, a name that is more inclusive to the student-athletes that compete under its banner. The name change was made official on June 18, 2003 and the first USA South championships will be awarded this fall.

The conference was originally affiliated with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), and remained with that affiliation until 1975. At that time the NCAA formed the Division III concept, which allowed membership for nonathletic scholarship schools only. The Dixie joined this new arrangement, and in so doing became one of the first conferences accepted into Division III. Since the inception of the Division III concept, the USA South Conference has been a leader in many areas, and has gained an outstanding regional and national reputation in a number of sports.

The league sponsored athletic programs for men’s sports only until 1983. In that year, the NCAA expanded its sponsorship to include women’s sports, and the Dixie followed that lead by including women’s sports. Many of the members’ teams have gained excellent recognition in this area also. The league had one national cham- pion (Averett golf) and one runner-up (Christopher Newport baseball) in 2002-03.

Each year the conference not only recognizes the participants for outstanding athletic achievements, but outstanding academic ones as well. Those student athletes who maintain academic averages of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale are named to the conference All-Academic team. This group annually averages well over 100 students.

Each year, a President’s Cup is awarded to the school that accumulates the most points throughout the academic year in sports that are sponsored by the USA South. Points are awarded on a graduated system, based on the number of teams that sponsor that particular sport. The President’s Cup winner for the 2003- 04 school year was Christopher Newport University. They are one of just four schools to have ever won the President’s Cup.

Presently, the conference features eight schools, four in Virginia and four in North Carolina. Peace College, an all women’s institution located in Raleigh, N.C., is the latest addition and they will be competing for cham- pionships for the first time this fall. Methodist and North Carolina esleyanW remain from the original six, while Averett University, Christopher Newport University, Ferrum College, Greensboro College and Shenandoah University have all joined in the interim.

In the fall of 2005, Maryville (Tenn.) College joins the conference as a football-only member.

The Member Institutions of the USA South Athletic Conference... Averett University (Danville, Va.) Christopher Newport University (Newport News, Va.) Ferrum College (Ferrum, Va.) Greensboro College (Greensboro, N.C.) Maryville College (Maryville, Tenn.) - Football Only Methodist College (Fayetteville, N.C.) North Carolina Wesleyan College (Rocky Mount, N.C.) Peace College (Raleigh, N.C.)

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